The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 13, 1913, Page 7, Image 7
A SCHOOL'S IDEAL FOR ?I
KIjS. not go about it indirectly, hi
cautiously. You may not
Jit thom ulrolorl** ? ? 11 *
THE LANCASTER E
ddenly, WELFARE WORK IN V
/ right
raws, JUNK 13, 1913.
IIIjIjS. neighborhood. Almost f:
managed to tell her stor\
tinting she Friends.
Tho in
| NOTICE
1
7 '
uu4mi rieami, uimki looks, <
Temper, Good Brains, Eetc
Burtin J. Hendrlck, in McClure
And, when you think out the <
tion in this personal fashion
find that the standard differs
terlally from that which has
erto prevailed. Desirable as
ture" may be, even in the cor
tlonal sense, a detailed know]
_ e t ci- u a
DWHI6IU aixuruiilK I
,00< thinking. They do not ackno
' that you have any superi
, credentials empowering y<
1 amend their mode of coin
lues- their lives. You look to th
you ceeding human. You stan
ma- higher against the doorpot
hlth- they do. You seem of the
"cul- just as they. In fact, even
iven- case of the most successful
edge that we know, we take an
av ledge What is lteing Done at Son
nutural Southern Factories,
Jictlug Tl'" M1? N?""'
em ex- Numerous items have b<
id uo lished from time to time in
it than other papers in regard to lai
i earth of money expended by the
in the rnent of Southern cotton i
people libraries, gymnasiums and r<
unac- halls for their oDeratives.
f .. censed man wished to g
ie ? and go back and recover
baggage and letters and
longings, but she persuad*
to. The good man put 1
sen pub- train and when the poor
this and home she was in a state
rge sums which was pitiful,
manage- There is no exaggeratb
nills for The harrowing details ar
screation This is merely to show tl
tO SaV tlnns H lconnif.,?l.. ~ ? 1 -
et a posse '^'P'1 Waldo Emerson,
(lie girl's ^ awoke this morning
other he- thanksgiving for my fri
E>d him not a,1d the new. Shall I
tier on the the Beautiful, who dii
child got Himself to me in His gi
of collapse society, I embrace solit
I am not so ungrateful
on in this, the wise, tne lovely an
'e omitted, minded, as from time
le depriva- P"ss my gate. Who he
with devout To Teachers an.l Tr.
ends, the old Notice,
not call God You are hereby reir
lily showeth iaw now requires the
fts? I chide 0f every teacher to I
ude, and yet office of county 9up
as not to see education within two
d the noble- the schools close. Se
to time they done this as yet. S
ars mo. who have left their r?n<
us tees?Second
linded that the
annual report
>e Pled In the
erintendent of
weeks after
veral ba\e not
ome teachers
>rtR with thia
ui uaun, r icuiu, inHineiini
biology and Greek history is ]
ably not the first thing the no
man would ask for In his daug
Probaly the first essential?n
character being taken for wrant
sound and healthy body. 1
tbJL %rage man would pro!
lflfeHo 'have his daughter as be
ful as possible, graceful in her n
ments, gentle in her manners, |
ious, tactful and unselfish in he
mcs, countable delight in finding
prob- they do not loom upon the lac
rmal a whit above ourselves. Thi
hter. who has amassed colossal
loral is uot nine or even seven fee
ed? That great orator likes for
Next, what we are accustomed t<
)ably This author whose works bav
auti- into eleven foreign tonguei
tove- vastly popular portrait pain
grac- afflicted with dyspepsia of th
r re- varietv ns thn hoooiHno ~i
; that nothing of the generous <
idscape tions to churches and schc
it man the equipment of bands,
wealth teams and other means for
t high, struction and entertainmen
dinner people in their employ.
) eat. Some of the mills are n<
e gone larly setting aside a certain
s, that for the maintenance of the
ter, is A. and other organization
e same to a certain extent relieves
??..t ? o Htn HAaMAMftlUillt.. ~ e l if--*
?? u.uwtuivi 10 a 1111 a
contribu- gers that beset the way o
?ols, and throp girl, who goes out
baseball portions of the country
the in- school. God bless her. 1
t of the real soul of Winthrop Col
souls of the girls that g
>w regu- meet these hardships. '
amount ness of Winthrop College
Y. M. C. the huge buildings, in th
s which mechanical administration
them oI thoroughness of text boo
eiuai aan- """"siauun me oecoi
f the Win- possession for all time. ]
into some so poor but she gives
to teach several times, and thu
rhat is the social threads, and as m
lege in the succession substontit
o forth to by and by, stand in a r
The great- our own creation, an
? is not in strangers and pilgrims
e excellent tlonal globe. My frienc
i, in the to me unsought. The gr
k training, them to me.
nies mine?a trustees and the trus
N'or is nature ed to send them in.
me this joy Please attend to thi
s we weave am bound by the s?m
any thoughts my report to the sta
lie. we shall dent. The penalty f
lew world of make the report is pe
d no longer and cancellation of
on a tradi- teacher.
Is have come Now unless the rep
eat God gave coming in due time, 1
tees hare fallIs
at once as I
e law to make
ite superlntenor
failure to
r above is $26
certificate of
orts are forthwlll
be forced
lations with others. He would
g desire that she should be se!
llant, capable of initiative, read
accept responsibility, brave, ir
trious and independent. He w
like to have her keenly inter*
in all the realities and essentia
life, fond of good books, devott
children and the home, alive tc
portant social movements aime
the regeneration of the racefiffht
Affftlflfit phllH lohnr on/1 /Ho
_ wvuvvvuift VVUipi
also some less gifted human being
If-re- range between mediocritj
ly to genius, between badness and
ldus- ness, between lowest and 1
'ould is startlingly brief. The b?
ssted men know how he has it i
Is of heart to become the worst,
id to therefore in his mind he find
? im- first of all for the virtue of
d at that "suffereth long and is
?the The more we know, the 1
uuu UL vuc iTO|?uii'u;ini> Ul 1UUIVI
The fort in these lines-, while otl
r and prefer to hindie such matte
good- spend the money in tl
ilghest, way.
est of Mrs. Thomas and othe
In his of the splendid buildit
And construction at Ware Shoal
s room ?f the elegant Memorial
charity Kannapolis, N. C.t the fine r<
kind." hall at Duke, N. C., and (
ess in- recent date; which added
uuai er- uui in me oeautltul spi
hers still Implanted In the hearts
rs direct and souls of the girls of S
teir own Una?the spirit of servi
mother state in the ei
rs have bring about better conditi
ig under the poorer people of the i
s, S. C.,
Hall at
Bcreation The ( ost of liivii
)thers of Augusta Chronicle,
to the
rit that is
and minds Nothing shocks a gi
iouth t aro- much as hearing an el
ce to the laugh over the love dii
ndeavor to she had when young.
ons among
Guaranteed Eczema
? The constant itchln
redness, rash and dist
fects of eczema, tetter,
itch, plies and irritatin
IV/ 1COUII IU UA?rl? U It'S
them. You ill pleai
rl quite so have not made their 1
ilerly woman yourselves accordingly
^appointment this unpleasantness.
Also the county boi
tendance buttons to
Remedy. rural schools of tl
k burning made 90 per cent 1
igreeable ef- J?e.se buttons have n
salt rheum, ed because only one
E skin erun- COUntv has m?de a r*
(. at. Miu nnng
Be (those who
report) govern
' and save me
ird offered afc ill
chldren of
tie county who
in attendance,
ot been orderteacher
in the
port as to the
against white slavery, the expl
tion of men and women in mines
factories.
This idea, it is hardly necej
to say, is strictly modern. Jt w
include nearly all of the old-l
ioned virtues?the hearing and
ing of children, the ability to
to make dresses, to cook, and t
out into the world, if necessary,
earn an honorable living. It w
rimed are we to find fault
oita- administer rebuke. The Ig
i and and the shortsighted are e\
unsympathetic.
ssary
ould
fash- "No Inducement to Stay o
rear- Farm."
sew,
0 go Southern Cultivator.
and we want you to turn to
OUld Kcon
and to Rood work in this line ina
;norant such men as Col. Janie
^er the Piedmont, Capt. Ellison S
Pelzer, Mr. W. A. Krwin of
and Mr. Caesar Cone of Or
makes a good showing for t
>n the in the general line of welfa
In this issue of The Mill >
also be found accounts of in
incidents at the Dan Riv>
"Rural Danville, Va., the Carhar
i i, Ror-lr Mill or..! M.. _iv..
ugurated following skit,
s Orr at eno,|Kh in contrasting In
myth at t,ons of today with living
liurham of ^ft>' >'p?rs ago, is, hov
eensboro Kpstive enough in view c
he South the "high cost of 1
re work. rost ot high living."
lews will "Before the war, sir?
teresting [" which to ride?r
er Mills, ?round the belt;' n
t Mills! Jaunt by electric line to
n.mJ Ket a few whlffe nf
imperfect "?ns can be readily ei
. ing condi- Rbin made clear and
conditions Dr- Hobson's Eczema 0
vever, sug- J- C. Eveland, of Batl
>f the talk bad eczema twenty-fi
iving" and bad tried everything.
When I found Dr. Hob
No electric Ointment I found a c
10 inviting ointment is the formuli
o pleasure cian and has been in i
Aiken 'to ?not an experiment.
** * n|n ? T T ? U'n on n ITU n rn n
ired and the "umt,lpr needed. Pie;
smooth with n.',K)r,s aTU*
dntment. Mr. gnen as stated,
h, 111., says: ^
ve years and County Supt. of
All failed. .
son's Eczema
ure." This Lancaster & Ches
?e'forPyeyars 3chedule ln Eff?? "a
That is why Eastern Tii
ise send you *
ttons will bo
LOWELL.
' Education.
iter Ry. Co.
ircta 3rd 1911.
me.
not even preclude a participate
public affairs. The Washin
Irving girls always have a good i
delegation In the suffrage pai
More tersely expressed, the 'W
lngton Irving Ideal is: "<
health, good looks, good tem
good brains, good ideals and
prospects."
SITTING IN JUDGMENT.
.w-..vu, uuu i cau CUC CO
>n In tion under this same title at
gton ua by "Mike," and then rea
sized we give this comment becaus
rade. are many farmers who look
rash- situation as "Mike" does. A
3ood should cause us to think. No
pers, review his article under the
good ing five heads:
1. Price of cotton. It is j
rage that cotton at Galvestc
farthest point from consul
II III IJU- **wv" ** ? o?u iuc inauuu
id sent ?' McColl, S. C., which in
d this, lively interest of the mai
e there in the welfare and happi
at the their operatives,
ill this "Does it pay?" is one
>w let's that may be asked by soi
follow- managers when their attf
called to the welfare work
in out- hen by their neighbors. T1
>n, the tion will admit of various
nption as considered from differen
'i u muis , ,r ^vuut
dtcate a I sa(%(e^ 0,1 these,
lagement .. *l's_ bath waa the w
ness of *ho tub- He brought t
from the pump or the we!!
question b^' a '<eros(,ne lamp or a
ne mill cook,"K by gas. No brill
mtlon is m,nated homes. No bat!
underta- a^ much per bath.
Ills ques these lines,
answers, telephone bill. s
it polnt-i on arra- did the marketin
ly air. ne "s Ruoiainw H. I
or by mail. Price 5(
ashhole or Chemical Co., Philadel
:he water Louis.
I. He read ?
candle. No 17^5
iantly illu- COLLEGE OP CHA1
liing i?avil- South Carolina's Oldc
He saved 120th Year Begins
Entrance examinatioi
he, basket COunty seats on Friday
g. No car q ?
uruKgisis, WESTBOU
>c. Pfelffer ,
phia and St. ;jV" ^licaster
Lv. Fort Lawn
Lv. Richburg
~~ Ar. Chester
RLESTOSL^ EASTBOU1
?st College. Lv. Chester
Sept. 20. Lv. Richburg . . . . ]
a at all the Lv. Bascomville. . ..]
, July 11, at Lv. Fort Lawn ..
A. V ?a *
ND
. <5:00a?S:35p
.6:30a?4:0Bp
.6:55a?4:43p
.7:30a?6:20p
r^D
.9:30a?6:4 Bp
LO:20a?7:16p
10:30a?7:35p
LI:00a?7:60p
People Think It Would be Eas
Do the Other Fellow's Work
Philadelphia Ledger.
How easy it is to map out
lives of others for them, with
scale of distance and the point
the compass clearly indcated!
simple, to point out when they
snouia bring the highest
The excuse is because it is
y to largest port. But Savannah
do as well and Charleston als
whole attitude of the comi
world is to keep the farmer
.. norance of marketing method
we must gradually change
j forming ourselves more,
f. ? 2. As to selling corn and
*IOW Here his argument seems to
&ay,e be at fault. (i ? ? ?>'
price. of view. If it is expected
at our Immediate returns for the
should invested, like the addition
to. The machinery to increase the
nercial ti?n. the results may prove
in ig- pointment. The effects r
s. This even be so apparent as th<
by in- of overhauling machinery <
cing worn out spindles am
meats. tt'iti> new; but it will oftei
us to means of replacing a poor
i ..i hcln with nlhnru that ni-n ?i
to bring rew carriages. ?
monev there . The' children i
of new sc^,(^''
produc There wasn t a theatt
a disap about- No movies. No E
nay not wa,kp(1 f ni Houghton I
9 results Schultz Hill to the picnic
>r renin "Mighty few baby carr
1 looms W^'es for Tommy. ]
1 be the bears for Minnie. Seldor
class of z,ne for daddy. Maybe
cation for mamma. No ?
ar to hra(r A free tuition schoh
lijou Thev s,gned to each county
natitute to Spacious buildings
nsutute to Kround8> well equipped
iages \o unexcelled library faclli
v? ToriHv finest Museum of natur
n a maV the South,
ono nnhn" Expenses reasonable,
hit* and catalogue, address.
I rt?. J
s lead to the Connections?Chest*
ern, Seaboard and
arshlp 1b aa- Northwestern Railway
of the state. Fort Lawn, with
and athletic Line Railway,
laboratories, Lancaster, with Sou
ties, and the
al history in A p McI
For terms ^ to Debtors ai
Lirsua?8:159
sr. v-ith South*
Carolina ft
8.
Seaboard Air
thern Railway.
jURE, Sopt.
ad Creditors.
nonucii-u IIICAII U iiui) I rum lilt
rectlons of the chart, the other
ter way we would have taken
their shoes! The business of o
people would be prosperous in
minding. We would have avol
by our astuteness, that abject
crying failure. We know just
short cut to take?or else the
able, tactful, roundabout way;
were aware of the psycological
ment and the striking hour:
' ul~ there is no necessity for selli
"et" meat to the market men, unlei
*n will pay us all it is worth,
ther or gejj to one o{ our neighbo:
our jias to jjyy at 14 an(i 15
Idea, (2) We must do the work oui
a! No use to expect the comi
tae world to look after our interei
8U going out and doing somethi
we sides complaining we can cha
mo" this.
we ~
u piauc ?' wv"^*" *'
ng the '^factory and profitable. 1
ss they ter than this is its effect 01
Use it flcieney vjf those already
rs who l)y making them better i
cents, tor, with contentment of th
selves, fives naturally comes a gr<
nercial forest in the success of thf
st. By which they are employed; a
ng be- aiul better work is the resi
nge all ?ides this it pays in a gen<
for any man or firm to con
Dven bet- No tan shoes- Lares fe
l the ef- between. Just a bit (
snip I overt ^oorts Sanitariums selc
satisfied' Simple medicinal remedie
ie opera- Scions to Tvbee and tl
eater in Palms Walked to Stet
mill 'in h,a flshinK P?le instead o
nd more tbere with his reel and ri
ult He- "No appendicitis?onl
L>raI way the stomach.' Hadn't hi
tribute a ",c serui??- Lived to
w"and"far HARRISON RANDOM*]
)f canned
lom seen. NANCY HAM. and oth
"e Me"; Swee< P?9l" P1?
son's with Beet? Pepp^ff Celery
f motoring Plants. Free\price list.
yd 'pal? In WAKE1^IEIJ> F.
?ard about Charlotte, N.
older ages
a, President.' All porsons indebtec
of W. M. Duncan, <
. .. hereby notified to mal
er varieties the underBlgIled. and
nts, Tomato, claims against said ei
and Egg I sent same duly verifi<
MINNIE L.
Admrx. Estate of W
I It MS, Deceased.
C. May 23, 1913.
1 to the estate
ieceased, are
Ice payment to
those having
3tate will preid.
DUNCON,
. M. Duncan,
could have devised the sapient ]
the forethoughtful method;
could have divided infallibly
right thing to do and the right
fectual fashion of doing it. i
the jfchole record of another's
sp^pT out before us. albeit ii
altH^t illegible scrawl, it is no
task to point out the aboun
errors in grammar and in spel
In the fair ropy we would
a. canning tomatoes. Hi
;>lan, mu8t be able to meet oompi
We know quite a number wh
fe made money by canning to
ef" and other vegetables. If on
nf can 'earn f'? why not
lire 4 rpjie farmers being in
i an yvg know some farmers are 1
hard a 8how and at the same ti
dmg ^ (j0,?K so on borrowed capital,
ling. I |a unfortunate. But not all s
have . jnK tbis. Manv formoro ?'
are we reasonable amount for
etltion. will add to the sum o
o have happiness in the world,
matoes
Mike?"' *ot a Bed of Ito.ses
debt. Anderson Mail.
nu^l'ro Tl,e Kreatest institution <
T" . ink in the South today is \
ire do- College and its destiny hi
shaped by the intelligent
. kiuui iiuw .
f'hnman "Kept her own cow?
i numan Maybe it wag a toy Rardi
the vegetables came fro
from the green grocer. Ha
to lay eggs and chickens f
"Not an iron by elect
a shoe 'repaired while
nf learn- Not a store delivering goc
Vinthrop h,ome- Rver at Chauta
is been clrcus every year. An
and we wou'd scare him nearlv to
no dairies,
en, but all
m it. not
uiaur, mr ui i nu^i <i|ni v would
been faultless. The flrm-ha:
transcription would have mirr
a life at peace with itself, mo
from strength to strength, ma
few errors and those excusable,
look first on the pitiable mtsh
ling, then we contemplate with
isfaction our own contrasting mi
vision of shining success and lu
ous victory. If we only had 1
chances, what would we not do
,l\lv\ making large yields also
lu money in the bank. We kno
?re l easy it is to criticize and to ju
\ tng j)y one instance. But the ti
\V^ the money-making farmers a
; ones who do things, and nc
an(j" progress in our culling cou
8, 7 made without them,
rntal |
min_ i 5. "Don't you know the I
their worn out, and almost ready
with 1 abandoned?" Here Bro. ft
?w ,njKilt aayi inspired directio
nave wjzar(j ^|io has been at
w how from tjie jay of its incept
age all jj Johnson. This in
,s makes a pupil a well rouu
re , man, physically, intellectu
' re eially and as an individual
uplift of mankind. Now
class of 1411 young women
land is cently graduated, the infl
to be this great college will be f
like is ?.? " * *" '
n of the an aeroplane would 00
its head -*011 Ditchers nude $4 p
Ion?Dr. "Tho low '-est of livii
istitution rost of low living?"
ided wo- ?
ally, so- x. . ?
for the Voice of Exporter
that a ^u,iKe*
has re- "I can't understand wl
uence of couples ever have a disa
elt more she said. "I don't see
greement,"
why those
AU\
i
them! Isn't it a pity to see 1
spendthrifts of their golden of
tunities! With all they do or ss
think we are at variance. At
risk of giving pain, we must d
prove, tacitly or eloquently,
were brought up, and we
since schooled ourselves, to
in every respect at odds with I
abnormal and censurable deroej
There is no danger of overpre
horn ! entirely wrong. The land,
>por- i tunately, has been badly t
ljr or but one cannot wear land ou
the 'external, you can not dest
isap- I* 's ever ready to renew its ft
We I It only needs intelligent ha
have Over in Europe wherever tli
be has been properly, handle
their though it has been farmed foi
inor. years, it still provides inor
?ach- our fresh lands. We must
, ! lalklno ?
? man Kver mrougn U1I8 I
unfor- young women going out l
ibused, "the majority of them. Wh
it. Soil aro most greatly needed ii
roy it. country schools. We do nc
rtillty. ciate the hardships to be
ndllng. |,y some of these young woi
e land tliey are entitled to be giv
d, al- ward of merit higher th
* 5,000 which is accorded to our
p than aries in foreign lands.
quit we have heard a sad st
)an<l of mailers can't be so adj
:o teach, there wll he no friction,
ere they husband and I underst
s in the other thoroughly."
>t appro- "Indeed?" he replie<
endured long have you been man
nen, and "Nearly three days."
en a re
an that _T__
mlssion- '* NE.
nrv nf n Charles Hanson Towne.
usted that
Now, my
and each
? THE Q
in T-innin- I
Irht 1909, bf C. E. Zimmerman Co.?No. 23
LD CABINE
f
T
in* tii*- iiruuiy 01 luuTttiiew, ail
the lenient endurance of anotl
infirmity, in view of our own n
fold frailties and shortcom
Sentence ought not to he prone
ed till all the facts are in hand
the evidence has been duly
nounced. If we know all, perch
a light would shine. We sh
then learn the extent of our g
ous misrepresentations and be
Jng to retract it. We should rt
ci 01 | ?i vn?iii uui lanci, 1
her's I to work to increase its fcrtilit
tanl- >'ear to year. It can be don
ings. il is now time it was done. Tl
tunc- would not have so much cat
and complaining. The trouble lies
pro- aml our inefflciency in handli
ance 'an('ould
"^? modern farming in
riev- Well this is a pity. We thin
will- effort to put humus in your
eret luite feasible. We do not oh
nncj go young woman who was st
y from the wild section of one of
e, and en, counties of this state,
lien we a winthrop graduate W1
lse for arrived at the station nen
5 in us gchool community she was
ng the I1(Jt to go there, that the pec
densely ignorant and very
mine." 0us. But she was game,
k your the tales of mortification
soil? to former teachers were hi
iect to -i- - ?
nt Into ^ <'Ott's.
the east- ''n(' made th ear*h, an
She was mortal flowers;
ten she "e r?U8ed the grass, a
rest the stars In tune;
warned 'hen as we gather bloom
iple were ered hours.
danger- And dropped them In i
although afternoon.
brought
arrowing
KVOPV Hmr. > minleior
<1 the imnd
set the
s He gathi
howl one;
_ Tnat Dinin
:
MAKER SA
g-room Chairs, hesi
It 1 I 1
YS:
*
des be=
our hasty induction from insuffh
premises. We should see how f
fire a little matter had klndlt]
cigarette smoker in the Ad
dacks throws a tiny spark into
underbrush, and the loss may r
thousands of dollars. So a si
contemptible rumor tending to
fy another's character gets st?
in a dubious whisper and wind
in a shout of defamation with
ci'ent "Mike's" efforts to be conser
creat a,,d we an' told "Small barks
Jj. a stay near the shore, while
iron- vessels ran venture more."
the 1 Now let's Ret down to bu
each flod created this world and
mall, it over to mankind in a very
ugli- veloped condition. Man 1
irted was in the same fix. Now age
s up passed?much has been accoi
i in- ed. The farming, which is til
in in<- extreme. l'lie bouse
vative, s|le boarded would have bf
should for an animal of tin? flelt
larger table fare was so greasy
badly cooked that her deli
isiness. ture revolted. Hut she stuc
turned At first she did not compla
nnde- after she had been there a
ilmself she wrote to her parents d
>s have quite mildly the conditions,
nplish- bravely withholdng the tri
e basis ton. The next rlav she
?"n^unflt ,hat !,hT L?rd 1 as ra,hd
1 Th -> w d<d<1' sonv inquisit
mil J, is surp to as* 1,ow nu>(*h
. ho in,.rease j8
cate 11 ak
it out. ?
In. But A FAIR WARN
tew days
escribing
and yet One That should he |j
le situa- , . ?, i .
ttt'iHnri Lancaster ftesidcr
him to a Jng comtort;
Ive person . .
the salary With the Dal
ing the room. L
conform to
leeded by
'ts. irr\ii o r?tr ?-v-* /
ible, should be in ha
lance of the furnish
)oyour dining room
this idea? It does n<
f ? u .-> t 1-. ?
irmony
ings of
i chairs
i
3t COSt
i
? i ,
iiuiucruoin ringing ecnofis in
train.
The people who repeat kind
vorable things they hear or
give voire to the generous and <
itable things they think?are an
the best and "the angels are on i
side." They are ever more reati
commend than to condemn, and
make due allowances for err<
mortality. "Judge not, that y
not judged" there is no wiser
its or an wealth -the supporter
development is the last to f<
, fa- necessity of development. P
who i 11K strange, Isn't it? The
har- says: "The days of their Ign
nong CJod winked at, hut now call
their all men to repent." So in
|y to days farmers could talk agafi
they vancement and developmen
irful not now. We must go forwai
e he this marrh of progress some
sav- eessltv nuiMt f:>ll foil
of all by an old crone who quoted
eel the the expressions from the lei
Ixceed- girl was horrified, but a lig
Bible in upon her. Her mail w
oranee intercepted. The person v
s upon rated this true and shocki
former gave details that are almos
ist ad- rifying as the stories of
t?but Beard." This brave girl d
rd. In ed to stick it out until sh
of ne- saw that her services in tl
somo of Frequently the first sii
iter. The ney trouble is a slight ar
ht broke in the loins. Neglfot of
as being ins; makes the w/y easy
>ho nar- serious troubles'- drops)
ng story Bright'* disease/ 'Tis w
t as ter- attention thjrf first sii
"Blue kidneys geferSily grow v
letermln- delay is Aft/n dangerot:
e finally dents of thW locality pla
?is |)lace | j|, Doan's Kldnev Pills
^ uu any 111^
Kn of kidthls^warn
OWC tHi
for more ? < .
r, gravel, self and to 1
ell to pay *
?n. Weak r^v *
weaker and ; Dining rooi
IS. Resi- I
'Thi!11^.! we have the
Mt IU IlclVC II1UI11 b
is restful harmony t(
your guests. Our
m Chairs is comple
:m at a crreat ranae r?i
u, ana
) yourline
of
te, and
The habit of censure g
JMpiaro. Wo bogln by critic
Jfc^hat glaringly requires amendn
^Tthd not satisfied with that, wo I
to pick flaws in every part of
environment. A mere viewstand
it?the Impersonal part
sordid neighborhood passively
dures It?but sensible people
sometimes bruised beyond hea
You can go out at your door am
rows ure up?but farming?our
laing calling?must go forward ai
lent, ward!
?egin ?
Seaside Engagements.
can
of a "Twice Shy" warns suse
en- readers against seaside e
are ments which, she declares
ling, fall to end disastrously. "I 1
i re- she writes, "of no fewer tha
ui?-?n- won id oe useless and that
great slon was at an end. She ri
id up- Coming to the station
miles away, she was in a
exhaustion. There was no
sight around the lonely spr:
swamp. Nearby was a sma
eptihle seed warehouse. Hearing
ngage- jinging in the swamp, she
seldom this house and crawled up
know," cotton seed to hide until t
n nine should cnn-?> Th?
her mis- ,.fjt Quaker remedy has
in away, in kidney trouble over i
several is recommended all over
state of (>(1 world. Head the folic
i one In Mrs W H. Avers, 454
it In the St., Hock Hill, S. C'.. says
11 cotton Kidney 1*11 Is did me a f?n
a negro ROod when I used them,
! ran to recommend them to anyc
into the ! kidney complaint. The
he train nie of backache, pains tl
been used ? ,
il'Iti all cheap in
wing: ^
S. Wilson Come in an
: Doan'a 1
eat deal of
and I can
>ne having
y relieved
iirough my w 1 IT n II
? h h" w
proportion to their
d inspect them.
irrnn w i ?> *v?*
J-' * * V w
value.
place a picket In your fence,
cracked pavlnK-stone In the
walk; or If you can achieve a r
cle of landscape gardening ar<
you, and remold the face of
earth to suit your pleasure. Hi
(he attenipt to make over the
pie at your elbow you will?r
leasly?Incur resentment If yoi
or a such engagements which ha
side- | lasted six months. Fall In 1
nlra- much as you please at the s
mnd , but wait a few months at lea
the til the holiday glamor has wc
it In before deciding that the la<
peo- man who has inspired your i
teed- [ is such as would make a de
i do partner for life."
ve not around the station for a lc
ove as and the poor child was fr
easlde, nearly to death. After aw
st, un- heard the noise as of soni
>rn off. person, and daring to risk 1
ily or once of two negroes rather
passion struggled out of tho eott(
sirable house. (Jreat was her relie
an honest, rugged farmer
niiiiiiirti lotus and other ailments
rng time showed that my kidr
Ightenod weak."
hiie she | p()J. 8R|0 jjy ajj dealers.
o other ,,rn|S Foster-Milburn C<
the pros- | ^r>v york, sole agents fo
OIlP sh<? ted States.
>n seed >
f to find I Kemrmber the nameof
the and take no other.
srx LA INI A;
Price* 50
Huffalo,
>r the uni- nmzzn^zzz^zizzz
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