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r Siloam * Towers By WIL | 1R0VIDENCE ami I 1 see earthquakes suffering while tin slaying their thou J?JV *' quick-firing guns. ^OBrj (loath, working hj chance, seem out My heart sickens mmBammmM every living thin< turns to disaster i out distinction upon young ai 'lives. Or so we say when tl whom we love as we love ours T^aOW find fl?r>?l ortr?w?4 1? i ?i. - V..V ov/u.v i mil, these dangerous towers, thoso i we brent he more freely. For example, malaria nn< 'and whole countries over whi< freeing themselves from a d unjustly. At least this is win tender place. Before the "black death' forgotten them as not to be i tude. liain, hail, snow, ice w They were lurking and dread to fight when their strength river drift swept men's poor t Hard winters came with the later days. And for Ant forees of nature bore at tin greater severity upon him th one of the most easily injure*' him everywhere. These things drove him t against their worst results, upon trunks of trees, lie ( 6trong places where he was sa ^ ''',S OWn 11 ?-?, TVptyl jv ous for h \ ^.j/J 1 into our ] ^Tfj exactly in ===== Great Menace of Many Southern s States By R. T. SEMMES of Savannah, Ga. ,givo just enough attention to For ft lon?,' while I linvc enough in earnest nhout pett amount of ability and indus employ. Vigorous Protest I Against Imported Fashions By G. EDWARD LIND The Colonists throw over in... 11. i - i i\y mill i uit'ii UUSCi.'Jld 'from Franco? These imported fashions The "ohantccler" idea is finest birds. Good Qualities of Red14f r ncaucu Women By W. FRAZER hlc disposition. They nro affect ionnte nn Ami when I assume the will be with a 6orrel top. y ???i????? Gradually Losing Some Part of 9 % Menace HAM SCOTT PALMER [ prudence,'' said Swedcnhorg, "act as one." and volcanoes, wrecked ships, innocent men 3 guilty prosper. 1 see microscopic parasites sands and mosquitoes more dangerous than Disease, pain, misery and the incidence of r a grim law which is morally an indifferent' of all connection with love or with justice. ns my mind's eye surveys the world where, lives in some peril; and where (ho peril is that or this "tower of Siloam" falls withid old, just and unjust, valuable or worthless ie tower falls upon ourselves or upon those elves. g happens in the world io rid us of one of indifferent, agents of death or misery; and, 1 yellow fever are growing daily less terrible, h that tower always shook and often fell arct oath that slow indiscriminately, unlovingly, it men say of it when it smites them in some ' other powers destroyed and we have so far iware that they were once of serious niagniere dangerous enemies among men long ago. ful powers against which it was of little use really was put forth. When floods rose the reasures away and often the men themselves.havoc such as the "black death" wrought, in hropos, son of I* ithccant hropos, most of the ics irresistibly; in fact, thev bore with far an upon his animal cousins; lie was' indeed 1 of animals, and lowers of Siloam fell upon o defense, and by degrees he learned to guard lie learned to build houses with roi-ks and lnveloped hia caves and lake dwellings into fe from many of his enemies, even from temflood. He made clothing, i>e made weapons 11 i ~ 1 l^l? i i? i i i i , in: iiitiui: nujus, in* DiiKi'd itrend mm stored no I v one the towers lost some part of their One l?v one lie converted natural things to so, even those which had formerly been perilim. This process of his conquest passed on present process; and we are conquering still, the same fashion. The greatest menace of the south is the same peril that confronts the nation- the disposition of the people to leave the rural districts for the towns and cities. The whole population has caught the fever, and even the negroes down our way are forsaking the farms to take up their abode in the towns. Now* I hold that under modern conditions existence in our cities is fraught with so much evil as to he destructive of character. Young people living in I he hig urhnn centers think of nothing but pleasure, and their business tasks to hold their jobs. been unable to find a town-bred bov who is in?4 ii]) in tlio world, or who has a sufficient try to make me want to retain him in my Wliv is it that American women submit to the foolish dictates of fashion from Kuropcan countries? For instance, the "hob- | ble skirt." Is it possible that American 1 women are unaware that by submitting to these foolish foreign fashions they make themselves ridiculous in the eyes of intelligent men? Why, some hats come down to cover a big part of the face! Ilow perfectly ridiculous! Have American women no taste in matters of dress? Is it noi'i^iinrv .> * (1 hotne loving and make Pino wives. bonds of matrimony you can ho assured it ? ""l""" our ideas from Franco? board the ton from Kin# George. lanttf throw out the foolish, freakish frights are eyesores to sensible dressers. responsible for the wholesale slaughter of the Rarely do you see a red-headed woman tl'lm ilrvio rwit * n 1 1 ? ' ...... .../vo ii.>i jii>oc?-na a prettier negrec OT intelligence than her less fortunate sisters. The red hands' steadfastness and squareness with their friends is one largo drawing card in their favor. Their dislikes, I think, are sometime* defined with a sharp line, but to offset that characteristic look at what they do and see what sacrifices they are willing to make for a friend. As for temper, we all possess a little of it, hut as a ride you will find that redheaded beauties Kenerally nossess nn Ami ROSY AS YOUNG GIRL I. W. Church, the Notary Public, of Summit, N. C., Tells How Cardui, The Woman's Tonic, Helped His Wife. Summit, N. C.?"My wife had been fclllng for nearly 12 years," writes Mr. Church, "and at times was unable to leave the house. She suffered agony with her side and back. Wo tried our family physician for many years, without relief. After his treatments all failed, she began to tako Cardui, and gained in weight at once. Now Bbe 13 red and rosy as a school girl. "Mrs. Church recommends Cardui to all Buffering women." Cardui Is more successful than other remedies, because It Is "different." It Is In a class by itself. In over half a century, more than a million women havo been helped to rosy health and happiness, by using Ibis well-known and Bcientillc woman's remedy. Cardui acts specifically, on the we.nk- | ened womanly organs. It helps to refresh the worn-out nerves and is the ideal remedy for young and old. As a tonic for women, it has brought romarKauio results. As a remedy for women's Ills, its friends say it has no equal. Try Cardul. N. 13.? Writ* io: T.arlles' Advisory TVpt.. flmttanooRa Mocllcino Co.. ChattanooRa. Tontl., for Strciiil Instructions, ami f>lr?K? book, "Homo Treatment for Women," uent In plain wrapper on request. RATHER FAST. 4 4 ;r4 \w\L "What is tho fastest run your auto ever maae?" "It ran mo $200 in debt the first week I had it." The Test of Time. Benjamin Hapgood Hurt and 1". S. lOpperson of Kansas City were motoring in I^ong Island tho other day and stopped at Kvan's hotel in Douglaston. They ordered largo quantities of raw oysters, some of which were thrown aside by the oyster opener. "How do you determine when an oyster is had?" asked Kpperson. "You wait a short time and if you have ptomaine poisoning tho oysters wero bad," said .Mr. Hurt. "If you arcnot ill they were good. That's the 5iuy sale way to tell good oysters from bad onea.'' Good Arrangement. A gonial looking gentleman wanted an empty bottlo in which to mix a solution, and went to a chemist's to purchase one. Selecting one that answered his purpose tie asked the shopman how much it would cost. "Well," was the reply, "if you want I ho empty bottle It will ho i penny, hut if you want anything in it you can have it for nothing." "Well, that's fair," said the customer; "put In a cork." Knows Tetterine Cures Eczema, Mockavllle, iN. C. I have n friend In the country hero who has suffered for years with ICczemn, and I told hlin If ho used Tetterlno he would soon do relieved, ror it is the only thliifj that 1 ever used that would kill it. I*. H. Early. Tetterlno cures Eczema, Tetter, HIiir Worm, ItchiiiK l'lles and every form of Scalp and Hkin Disease. Tetterine BOc. Tetterine Soap 25c. At druggist, or by mall from the manufacturer. The Shuptrlne Co., Savannah, (5a. With every mall order for Tetterine wo Klve a box of Shuptrino's 10c Elver I'lll* free. Can You Blame Him? "Pa, what does 'skeptical' moan?" "That describes a man's feelings tvhen a woman tells her age." for IIIC Y l>.\flllC ? Hicks' CAPI'MNR Whether from Colilx, Ili'/it, Htoninoh or Nervous Troubles, <'npmllnu will relieve yon. It's Mould pleasant to UiUe acts limnedlntely. Try It. 10c., 25c., mi<l to cents at drug vtorcH. When a womftn begins to toll a man how nice looking she thinks he In ho Immediately develops unlimited faith !n her Judgment. Dr. Pierce's PleaRnnt Pellets r'gulate iikI invigorate stomach, liver nn<? bowels. Sugar coated, tiny granules. Ec ?y to take as candy. And many a man's reputation for liAnoafv 4a /Iiia In )>ltJ n trlnnr nnf oul/ln m'li vol/ in \i i?\j it iu mi i iaipt |'MV i?oi\<vj , :emptatlon that didn't tempt. PAINLESS. Kirat Chauffeur?I ran over a man yesterday and it didn't hurt him a bit! Second Chauffeur?How was that? First Chauffeur?It killed him instantly! HIS HEALTH RESTORED. | Terrible Kidney Trouble Cured Aft?r Physicians Gave Up Hope. Edward Gelston, 82 Wallace St., Ilridgeport, Conn., says: "So nainful wore the passages of the kidney secreti ions that neighbors heard mo scream two blocks away. Every doctor in town treated me. I was in three different hospitals and had two operations but was Anally taken home to * - die. A physician mado ~ o aflldavit that I could not live six months. As a last report I began taking Doan's Kidney IMlls and soon noticed improvement. T'nder their uso I gained in weight from 134 to 177% pounds, more than 1 ever weighed before. Doan's Kidney rills saved me from the grave and restored mo to perfect health." Remember the name?Doan's. For sale by all dealers. HO cents a box. Fostcr-Milburn Co., Huffalo, X. Y. On Authority of Teacher. A quick witted boy, asking food at I a farmhouse too recently ravaged by i other hungry fishing truants, was told that he was hig enough to wait until i at- iiome. "Of course, if you have children j with yon hesitated the kindly ' woman of tho house, and was inline' dintely Informed that there were six I children in the party. "No, I don't tell a HI), neither," was j the indignant protest later drawn ! fort I) by the condemnation of one who had shared the Rood bread and butter thus secured. "Fib nothin'. We're children six times ov< r. We're chil<i I'nn />f Itni1 f-il OI.-I mntlin?> *. ?* J 1 (Iron of God. children of our country, children ol the church an' children of ! grace. Teacher snid so last Thursday, and I guess she ought to know." Important to Mothers Examine carefully every hottlo of CASTOKIA, a safe and sure remedy for infants and children, and see that it Signature of In T'se For Over JJO Years. The Kind You Have Always Bought. A Sure Sign. i understand, Mr. Iteuhcn," said | tlio visitor, "that your son is devoted to the turf." "Ya-as, I reckon he is," said the old I man. 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