The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 27, 1907, Page 7, Image 7

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' ?B * < Woman in Proverbs. 11 kr ai W ^ Uncomplimentary Things Said of Her in Many Lan- c) guages. Ifi Tlio treatment that woman p kind recjeve9 iu the proverbs of ^ various peoples forms the subject of an article by L. P. Flobert in the Paris Qaulois. On the whole, the array is far from complimentary. R Among the Spanish maxims one of the gentlest is "Wome i and mules obey better when ca ressed than coerced " Another is "The man wins mu?h who loses his wife." Here are a few M V more: 8( Man is tow; woman is fire and the devil blows the bellows. y .> C< The tears of women are worth much, though they cost little. p The fox is cunning, but the w woman who loves knows far more than he. ^ The proverbs of the Arabs g place a very low value on wo n( men. Here are some samples : The beauty of man is in his spirit; the spirit of woman is in c her beauty. Always consult your wife, but do as you please. ^ When you want to get square ,t with a man, give him a hand- ^ some wife; when you want revenge on a woman, give her a handsome husband. The Hindoos are not much more respectful than the Arabs. They say: ^ The coquette is like your shad 111 ow; chase her and she flees from you, flee from her and she chases ^ you. Do you want to test the fine- ?' ness of gold? Use acid. The " strength of an ox? Beat it. The ,f nature ot a man? Let him talk. The thoughts of a woman? * There's 110 way. Next, cfomes the cynical China.- A man with a cutting maxim: The tongue of a woman is a jr ' dagger and she never lets it, grow rusty. The spirit of a woman is of quicksilver and her heart is of wax. The Persian says: 111 When you go to war, say a prayer; when yon go sea, say two ai prayers; when you get married, ti, pray all the lime. Tp a question, "What is a woman?" the Turk answers, "a |u prisoner;" the Albanian, "a a, slave;' tlie Servian, "a servant;" the Bulgarian, "a companion;" the Greek, "a queen." The gallant French are among the most brutal in their folk saying about women. "Where there ^ are dogs," they say, "there are fleas ; where there is bread, there are mice ; where there's a woman, there's the devil." An other current saying is, "Women and fools never forgive." Also: A woman laughs when she h can and weeps when she wills. What the devil can't do, wo- ai man accomplishes. 11 The man who beats his wife is like a man who beats a bag of w flour. All that's good flies away; ^ what's left is not worth having. Man can rely on the fidelity of d: his dog to the last breath ; of a woman to the next temptation. fr > He who believes his wife de- w ceiyea himself. He who doubts ' her is deceived all the same. tr Man has too good days in his P I THE LANCASTER re ; the one on which he takes id the one on which he loses a ife. Good women are all in the lurchyard. The compiler was unable to nd any lauguage iu which the roverbs were friendly to wo* ten. The State Capital To Change in Date of Press Association Meeting?Preparations being Made for Confederate Reunion. Mr. Editor: The Executive ommitteo of the State Press As>ciation met here Saturday ight. At a former meeting the jmmittee decided to hold its rinual meeting at the Isle of alms, June 12-15. It was afterards learned that this date ould conflict with the National ssoctation ; which meets June 15. However, the dates were ot changed. Mr. J as. S. Belk, formerly ith J. F. Mackey & Co., of banister, was in the city Saturday. Arrangements for the ConfedD 1 co ivrumou are Demg pushed > completion. The Lancaster Vets"' may come prepared to ave a royal time. A new enterprise for Lancaeir ! Who said Lancaster is not Doming? We congratulate our friend, r. Walter P. Davis, on his prolotion. There is "nothing doing'' in te Capital. We hope to see a large number " Lancaster county "Vets" at le reunion, so make your armgements to come. Lancastrian. Columbia, S. C , Apr. 22, 1907. l Few Remarkable Statements Occurring in Insurance Applications. Mother died in infancy. An uncle died of cancer on his lother's side. Father went to bed feeling well >d the next morning woke up ?ad. , Grandfather died suddenly at le age of 103. Up to tins time a bid fair to reach a ripe old Applicant does not know any- li^l II ling about maternal posterit y "Wll vl ccept tha' they died at an ad meed age. Applicant does not know cause : mother's death but states that le fully recovered from her last Aiken speci ,nes8. S,ate: Mi88 S . .. . . , - daughter of Mi Applicant has never been fa- ,, ,, . , man of Vauclu illy sick. , , death last weel Father died suddenly; nothing 35 years Qf ^ srious. .q jjl heaUh Applicant's brother who was iB said she A infant died wlisn lis wfts & clinir prAyin^ iere child. caught on fire i Grandfather died from gun shot badly bofore a ound caused by an arrow, shot her that she di< y an Indian. utes. The reir Applicaft's fraternal parents e(^ *n ^ie Vauc ied when lie was a child. Mother's last illness was caused l^our I om chronic rheumatism, but she Kaleigh, A as cured before death. over the falls, rhe above are actual facts taken drowned in Oa] om applications in Sovereign day at Buckhot hysician's office. couuty, 30 mil< ; NEWS, APRIL 27. 1907. NT BVSTB.R CKoWrtCO CHICAGO. A NEW Looks as FRE New Ro: You get roses from the ros florist, but you must come to th fine line of millinery to get a fi we have the nicest line ever she All we ask is for you to co Misses Phelps and Johnson a s tee that they will fit you up to and at very reasonable prices in Our whole stock is very c want all of the ladies of the t come in and see the pretty line < that we have to show you, an could not replace the goods at The Graphoph< Come in and hear it play, giving them away FREE with goods purchased of us. Yours aster Mum rned to Death Death Followed Die i Praying. I ned Meats. al in Columbia 4 , ,, , ... .... Atlanta, Ua., Ann allie limmerman, ' r , , r... special to The Journal f r. John limraer- 1 ae, was* burned to ,otte' N" Say8 tl,at c. She was about 8ult "f Pton?ine Poi?' , , , . members of the family t 9 and had been , J .. T. dan at Wadesboro, some time. It ' ,. . dead and all the oth is Kneeling by a . . , , V. family, excepting Mrs vlien her clothing ' . . ... . are suffering from the sa and she burned 90 e , , The byes of two are dee 89istance reached ,, ? ... . The family practically ed in a few min- , f .? canned meats, it is rep< tains were interr- jj. jg believed that I use cemetery. caused the serious rest Drowned. Destructive Cyclone pril 24.?Swept County. , four men were pe Fear river to- Rock Hill special in en Falls, Catham day's State: A cyclone ) from Raleigh, about six miles west evolved rose bu5h would oli^h without thi Top A HATlSTME 1THE. RoJE-IT 15 OWNING GLORY BUST?"R BftoVN HA1 CSH as a se. ;e-bush or from e store that carric me Spring Hat, ; )\vn in this city. me in and give i * ? i now, ana we guai the "queen's ta; idecd. omplete now and own and countr; of everything tow d at prices that today. Don't foi me Deal. Remember we $50.00 worth of very truly, tile Coi t of Can- city this aft Definite a i or * ^et hut Hcc etl tlie fir rom Char- tT . , Hughes', n as ^ 16 re~ barn was b oning two gr0 ,louge * Jor" jumped t< N- C" are where it u. .era of the |ore up hj ordan, Vil]uft^|e m me cauBe. w()nt ((> j .paired of. . .. r. L dieted on . " orted, and 'her0 ,fl th this has demolished lits. was him?el in York now to Most victit who are ha) Laxative Frui i Wednes- Ra^ion \J rtiE Onno Laxati ) Occurred nauseate or gi ^ ant to take* I Of this barkPharma< T . " ? . W1 ton r the is a and our ranste" we y to rear we -get are dry imiaiiv. fl. V w ernoon about 4 o'clock, ccounts are hard to ordingto those obtainst place struck was ear Tirzah, where a ilown down and a neturned around. It ) Mr. J. II. Barry's tiroofed his gin house, is barn and killed a ule. Thence the storm Mr. Tom Steele's, in The report from at his house was badly I and that Mr. Steele f hurt. Avoid Appendleltla. iik of AppendioitiR are those jitnalljr oonfltipated. Orino t tSyrap cures chronic conatiaulatlng the liver and bowel*, re Frnit Hyrnp does not ripe and is mild and pleaaRefnse aubetitate*. FonderJ7? *