The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 12, 1913, Page 6, Image 6

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6 SELF-CONTROL SECRET of flppi ipn mmiw Ul 111 I LILU KJ I I1LI IV* l i l Statement That Should Appeal to Reason of Everyone. DEPOSIT IN BANK OF LIFE. 'Without Self-Control You Cannot A|>| >ly Yourself Consistently to Your Kveryday Tasks. You would, I warrant think a man or woman very stupid, who having $1,500 in the bank drew it all cut and threw it into the sea. There is nothing for us to disagree upon in this. But what if 1 say', you?some of you?often act in an equally stupid fashion, says Lucille West in The Cleveland Plain-Dealer. Strangely enough, that is exactly what I have the temerity to accuse you of today. You may not throw away banknotes nor cause the waters to ripple with & golden shower of $10 gold pieces. No! I free you from that accusation, so as to indict you of a far worse offense! In a quick fit of temper, in a morbid mood, in the pain of resentment, under the spur of jealousy or hate, you throw away the gold of living and demolish your balance at the Rank nf H.innv T,ifp. That is not an exaggeration. It is the truth?sober and sound truth. I want you to believe me and listen carefully to what I have to say. Now, often and often I have written happiness breeds happiness. Just as true as it that courage brings foith courage, that strength gives greater strength. But I am now going to speak of weakness, to tell you that it causes further weakness. And the feebleness of which I wish to warn you today is lack of self-control. It is thus thr.t you throw away the gold of life; it is thus that the pleasure of living becomes the pain of existence. Without self-control you cannot apply yourself consistently to your everyday tasks; without it ambition is dissipated in your misdirection of energy. You allow yourself to become greatly irritated over some trifle or another; you risk yourself with a worry, whose principal foundation lies in your imagination; you resent some petty annoyance or fly into an "uncontrollable" rage over another and greater misdemeanor. And your easy transport- of unkindly emotion sap your strength and destroy your energy. Each and every one of them is a weakness making for greater and more fre quent weaknesses. You know that within you is r magnificent and Immeasurable forct which we term vuaiuv?me verj spark of life; anil you should know that this vitality depends upon yoi for Its food, you either distort It. wltl evil and weaken It with your failing! or build It up to enormous beaut: and strength with goodness and for titilde?with self-control. Relieve me now, you can contro nothing else If you cannot contro yourself. That statement should ap peal to your calm reason without an: argument. And If you have gainei complete control over yourself, yoi are In a position to control other and to build up your life In success ful achievement after achlevemen until yon have constructed a mon ument of strength and goodness. Self-control is the secret of all ap plied strength, whether It he of th body, the mind, or the spirit. Tli< three appear to he as one. Or rath er. without control of them all. It I almost Impossible to gain the contro of any one. The physical Is the lowest control for the action merely depends upoi the nerves that respond to the brain and yet this Is a difficult enough of fort for the Intellect must learn t resist the purely physical Inclination of the body. There at once you have the con trol of body and mind inextricabl mixed. There at once It. becomes self evident that without control of th mind there Is little control of th body possible. So it goes on to th control of the purely mental and o again to the highest control?that o ibe snirit?when nothing serves t disturb the tranquil strength or t mist the clarity of sight. I think I have told you, at som time or another, how. Tn parts of Ir dla, the children are made to sit i the busiest part of the bazar or mai ket place, with their faces to the wal and that, no matter what commotio may arise they must take absolutol no notice of it. This is nothing more or less tha an early training in self-control: results in a wonderful developroer of the brain?a calmness that ! strength. So I counsel you to teach yourse self-control, for its rewards are ii estimable. Do not imagine th? when you repress a wilful lnclinatio toward rage and rate, worry or an of the kindred uncontrolled evil you reap no benefit. Every time you exercise such cor frol you save your own vitality, yc guard your energy, which thi hoards itself up and, creating ne energies, adds to your strength ar to your self-control. Value Of Better Roads. Dallas Dispatch. \ mystery of the countryside why so many farmers oppose got roads. Uncle Sam's recent conntry-wli inquiry into the economic effect road Improvement revealed posltiv ly what had long been believed i many, that each dollar prudent ^pent in making the highways hett roadways for farm haulage added least a dollar in every instance ai in most instances more than a doll to adjoining farm value. This was an almost immediate a s. ? ? dition. But If you regard each farm as a plant and keep its books as carefully as you would keep the books of a store or factory, allow ance should also be made for future * increase in farm value due to im- t proved roads. , The time isn't far away when every bit of land in the country capable !m(, of being made productive will be j needed to feed the people. Moreover, nol| capital will be looking for farm investments as it now looks for un- (ju> earned increment in the cities. Just j.-r(1 as in the cities it picks the places (or where travel and economic pressure (>r are increasing most noticeably so. m . nnntitrv it will bill liiirhest >.... where the means of transportation are best. ^ A farmer willing himself to jog ^ * along through the mud and dust of 'ja( poorly designed dirt roads owes to his children, to say nothing of so- ' j ciety at large to co-operate willingly sen in what will increase the value of their heritage. tojj Mr. YOUTH'S FICJ1IT WON BY WOMAN ten: wai Enters Navy Department With Colors Flying in Behalf of Youth. hea Washington, Sept. 10.? Ignoring ' ([? obstructions to navigation in the shape of doorkeepers and secretaries, VI. Miss Norma Lee Johnson steered a ** * straight course into the navy depart- su!? raent and fired a broadside into tbe . startled officials In behalf of Frank j jj1 Lively, an aspirant for the naval academy, who has been rejected be- f0" cause he was "under weight." The ast< officials struck their colors and today KO" Lively returns to Annapolis to under- ?|)r go another examination as to his fitness. wo' Miss Johnson is a private secretary to Representative Avis of West Vir- w ginia, who appointed Lively to the , no - - . Dro academy. In his physical examma- tlon the boy was found to be five pounds too light to meet the require- pt ments. He was rejected and Miss , Johnson became lndgnant. ) "Five pounds, Indeed!" she ex- "?' claimed. "That's a mighty lot of ^ avoirdupois missing in an admiral. I'll see about this." Whereupon Miss Johnson jabbed T in her hatpins and set out to see Sec- BUI rotary Daniels. When she ended her ^ cruise of the department hers were 1 , the only colors flying. The depart- . ment had capitulated. Lively'? fight D?1 . for another examination had been ' won. 8C' j wh TAFT PAYS TKIHUTB TO PEHHY. CfM I coi At Dedication of Shaft on Annivor- . ' . trc sary of n Century of Peace. I cn| Cedar Foint, Ohio, Sept. 10.?A mc towering shaft of white marble erect- I ' ' ed in commemoration of Commo- ' gui 1 dore Oliver Hazard Perry's victory in Bo: 1 the hatttle of Hake Erie and the one n. hundred years of peace between the | " " United States and Great Britain, was 1 formally dedicated today by former , cei 1 President William Howard Taft. In- ra; ' augurating the dedication ceremoni- , 1111 es, cannon boomed the hour of the tal firing the opening gun of the famous on 1 battle, fought one hundred years ago pe 1 today, within view of the Put-in?Bay te< s 1 shores. ' "A century ago today this bay was made famous by a battle," said Mr. Taft. "In the retrospection of one J hundred years we can weigh its sig1 nificance. Nothing has developed in i ~ these years to diminish the courage, by - Datriotlsm and skill of the command- j tit er and his men as they appeared to ' tu 1 their contemporaries. But the con- 1 ac 8 sequences of the battle and the war ~ of which it was one of the few bright spots in a field of gloom were strik- ! * I Inly beneficent and promise to grow j even more so In the second century ~ ) upon which we are now entering." M 2 cr e 6j September. 8 Columbia Record. th "When the red leaves flutter down g* I To the sod, i %c ' Then the year kneels for Its crown? Goldenrod." 1 In September come the "goldenr> weeks that do lye between the thuns derous heats of summer and the win- Ba try glooms of winter," as the old ( * - English saying goes. If you have 111 y beenoutln the country lately you will sc have seen how the fronds of golden- y< e rod are all budding and within the Qi e next few weeks the fall will don Its I ^ e crown of golden glory. I a] n October heralds the coming of . if "fall triumphant" when all the woods * o are aglow with gold and flaming y( o crimson but September Is Indeed 'a "the month of dreames when darke "i e fyre comes In the heartes of poets, si i- and when the god of love is fierce in : sj n his Imaginings, and, they doe saye, ! tl ' ?> O 1 on " ' ^ 1, I It was In September of the year 31 1 n B. C. that Antony and Cleopatra, hav 1 y ln(t already "kissed away kingdoms I f] and provinces" fled together rrom | n Acium, and left cold Caesar in pos- 1 it session of the world, it September is also known as the Is month of "slimmer end" and of "the 1 feast of ingathering," loved in Eng- . If land as "the harvest home." And f l- , September is the month of the natlv- | it ity of the virgin Mary "of whom was ' >n I born Jesus, who Is called Christ." O iy There is an old Celtic legend which a, says that it was In September that y( Cod created pence. And then it came y( a- about goes the old tale, that when, jn a on a day of storm and peril our Lord h, if must choose only one out of all the a, w months that could be saved He lifted w id September up in His arms, saying: a< "Even so, because thou art the month w of fulfillment, and because thy name ^ is feace. . a \u Little wonder that many printers 0 ^ lll^e to net 'em up. ? r, tie Caught n Had Cold. 1 s< of "Last winter my son caught a very e- bad cold and the way he coughed was by something dTeadful," writes Mrs. Cl ly Sarah E. Dunran, of Tipton, Iowa. f: er "We thought sure he was going Into at consumption. We bought Just one s rid bottle of Chamberlains Cough Rem- 1 ar edy and that one bottle stopped his n cough and cured his cold complete- b id- ly." For sale by all dealers. I THE LANCASTER NEWS, SEP EDITOlVS DARING RECORD. PEARLS F al Daniel Takes Over Quitman in.. Press?Has Had Exciting Those Frorr v. .. Slightly i areer as a Newspaper Man. i " ' Deep itlanta, Ga., Sept. 10.?Every ive newspaper man in the South Arkansas 1 readers who have followed his ducln^ 8tat k will be interested in the an- . . . incement that'Royal Daniel, one of . ni< best known newspaper men in tlunt- ? >s 1 South, has leased The Quitman Pearl of Arki e Press and will become its edi- cannot be dl and publisher. As a star report- est deep ses for many years and afterward as south generi '"Ulnp r>f Tllo Atlillltsi fnllntv Ihn r. rnal Mr. Daniel built up an. rn- make a coin ble reputation. to a few vei lost newspaper men will recall the contulru,d * ir ts in Royal Daniels career which nn, . ced him in the front rank of his ' 8 ?? fession. Some years ago his den. It wa ier published the grand jury pre- fresh water tments before the judge had re- er, or that It red them and when he refused to fish bait, where he got his information The fresh Daniel was sent to jail for con- now not onjj ipt of court. When Gainesville may have hi * devastated by a cyclone Mr. thp ^ u liel went to the scene *is staff cor- . , . pondent and found himself at the ur<> 11 0 8 d of the relief work. Besides buttons of vering" the story in great shape shell fisherh worked night and day for a week ?d far up th relieve conditions and raised cent writer (.000 for the assistance of the water pearli erers. ?true pear n the Pacolet Hood in South Caro- chicken fee< 1 Mr. Daniel swam a river with a flrRt graph instrument and cable and . ? .. " ' t out the first details of the dis- definite sha er, for Daniel, like several other rou,id. oval, id newspaper men, is an expert command th rator. At the August flood it was are pearls 1 instrument which was first at are low gra< rk and in touch with the outside size, the k rid, and fellow newspaper men though gem h him recall that he was generous by jir0f iugh to send their "stuff" as mptly as his own. ROKE DUE SOLELY TO HEAT I MERELY Scholars Qu search Has Proved That Light Raya Was the " Ire Not Responsible for Collapse q Known as "Sunstroke." Whv and [Tie latest studies of the efTects of 8ppje b llight and heat upon the human fruit that v iy indicate that sunstroke is not dpn of j,-df,r 9 to the light rays, but solely to zlt,g of nlbj, it. It is sugested that it is really thRt ,n Qen le to the body falling to adapt it- of the 0iltini f to exertion under conditions ()f Knowied| Ich seriously retard or check the mentionpd , ding of the body by radiation or lo t,Je frul't iduction." i ?,hpn thp ' Evidence of this ie the fact that In WRg d f( ipical seas passengers on deck es- | piea8ant to ?e sunstroke, while stokerB and Ore- dl,Bjred to n ;n below are often Btricken. i #_.? _. . . , .. . ' the fruit the The chemical or actlvic rays of A * I* ? . i ? . * . 1 also unto d tillght produce sunburn, which may djd eat? metlmes be very serious, and the jn jact B( i's of the ultraviolet lamp produce . wbetbpr eclsely the same effect. Tests re- Thpv HUKKf, atly made prove that the chemical tQ u having ps are more powerful In the spring whlch w in in the summer, and that they at- teem by the n their greatest Intensity between jaTor D( e o'clock and three p. m., lndo- f ,. uhlrh ndently of whether this be the hot- , , , t p? or the d* or not. I ^7^0, \ very frequei i ner. In Da Living In Pol.o. Ve To Improve yourself, the first esaen- y . ^ il is to prevent all waste of energy fj" living in poise. The second essen- 8 ? . il is to use your imagination ih pic- _e w , , '. .. . . . i dence seem ring those things that you want to . . . .. . . . .. . apple havin complish now. And the most prac-1 and ;al use that can be made of the lm- ' . ;inatlon 1b to picture your talents and "g ". culties larger, greater and more now e gt >rfect. To imagine in mind a larger id more perfect talent is to give the " eatlve forces in mind a better mod- Dlarrl ; and as these forces always create ?j wag t ter the fashion of the latest model, ^ yorks ey will consequently create the larsr and the more perfect talenL?Lar- HUade me in berlaln's C< . I rhoea Remi Different Thing Entirely. do8e of 11 1 This story is being told on a Kan- others that is lawyer. The lawyer was arguing E. Gebhart, case before a Judge and, desiring to at all unus lustraie by supposing a case, he did of dlarrhoei >, as follows: "We will suppose, cured by inr honor," he said, "that your hon- remeoy? E were to steal a horse."?"No! No! ol" interrupted the judge, "not at LanCRStC il, not at all, sir. Tain t a supposble case, sir." "Very well, begging Schedule In >ur honor's pardon." said the eager .wyer with more zeal than prudence, zery well, then; supposing that I lv# Laneasl iouhi Hu-ai a norsc ? An, yes. yea, l,v. Fort 1 tlfl the Judge, "that is a different Lv. Hictabu ling, very different, Mr. X. Fro- Ar. Cheatei sed. Kir " Lv. Cheste ? CONSTIPATED OR ^v- JMeM Lv. Bascon BILIOUS "CASCARETS" Lv. Fort Li Ar. Lancas Connecth ern, Oeab r?r fcick Headache, Sour Stomach, Northweste "iluggish Liver and Bowels?They Fort La' Work While Yo? Sleep. Lln?n ? et a 10-cent box. Take a Casoaret tonight to cleanse >ur Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and A I >u will surely feel great by mornig. You men and women who have A ATrnJ eadache, coated tongue, can't sleep, re bilious, nervous, upset, bothered C 1th a sick, gassy, disoredered stoin- J| ch, or have backache and feel all orn out. Are you keeping your Protect owels clean with Cascareta?or lerely forcing a passageway every Stock atfi jw days with salts, carthartic pills from Fire r cantor oil? Cascarets immediately cleanse and ,nPuri sgulate the stomach, remove the tual Fire aur, undigested and fermenting w . . ? 30d and foul gases; take the excess ?*UvU?l li lie from the liver and carry off the Sociation. onstipated waste matter and poison -11 o ( rom the intestines and bowels. vine, o. v Remember, a Cascaret tonight will Farm< traighten you out by morning. A O-cent box from your druggist [jeans healthy bowel action; a clear or tj ead and cheerfulness for months, lon't forget the children. I , TEMBER 12,1913. Tale lie "10 READY MARKET Thcse lale b(.a , the Only re,porl8' "ol -1' Second In Demand to ml"er>' olon? wllh i Water Products. lonK ploua tares a __ they are remedyii Is the greatest pearl pro- *?? mai>y such In the Union, and hun- n existance and t . .. , looked on with lioi ?n engage in the pearl fascinate Why do Bald that the fresh \sater tolerate such menu ansas of the highest class ty? tstinguished from the fin- ___________ i jewel. Throughout the ally thousands of people III II P II riff mi rl fluhino inHnall*V siiwl lnf U L HI I_ II 1. fortab'e living at it. Up VV 11 C II C V [ ars ago the jewel wealth i the river beds of the A fif"| ralley was completely hid- || |_k| s not supposed that the /"I |JL| mussel was a pearl bearbad any value except tor The qm Stan<J water mussel is sought Valuable as a r for the precious stone it Drives Out I Idden in its shell, but for tt v/t- . 0 self, which 1b manufac- the W hole S tick pins, cufT links, and every description. The ^"ou know what voi ?8 have for years extend- as iformula is pri e Mississippi river. A re- tonic properties of ? on the subject puts fresh tonic and is in Taste i into four classifications Weakness, general < Is, baroques, slugs, and Mothers and Pale, d. Relieves nervous ?le or true, pearls are of a purifies the blood. . pe, nnd regular form, No family should he or pear shaped. These ? e highest prices. Haroques Df irregular form. Slugs V ie baroques. The smnller H K i ind used in inexpensive I _ wm J line and neat jewelry, go IJ essional name of chicken H A POPULAR BELIEF eation Whether the Apple 'Forbidden Fruit" In the arden of Eden. how it has happened that as been spoken of as the 4 . as forbidden in the Gar- | 1 is one of the great puzIcal scholars. The fact is ? ? pbIs 3, where the incident, 5 of this fruit of the "Tree : I ?\WT & A je of Good and Evil" is no name whatever is given w# All that is said Is: "And oman saw that the tree >r food, and that it was the eyes, and a tree to be nake one wise, she took of Teof, and did eat. and gave er husband with her; and T 1 ( (verse 6). JL | :holars doubt very serkrueit was the apple at all. at that all evidence points t been the quince, fragrance | , A as held In the highest esi Orientals. Another point mVTY^/^Y the quince 1b that It is the 1 I |[7^ j was sacred to Venus, the I I live, and In a great many ^ M-IkJL ent writings the quince Is atly mentioned In this man bylonia iBhtar took tne dub in the Roman mytbolshould be remembered iry of the creation orlgina- || V ie ltabylonlans. All evi- III s to point away from the I ig been the "Forbidden . ^ I towards the quince as hayat fruit of the "Tree of of Good and Evil." Prem loea Quickly Cured, aken with diarrhoea and the merchant here, perto try a bottle of Cham- ^ ? >lic, Cholera and Dlar- ^pHTtcinDlJ edy. After taking one was cured. It also cured r?\r? 11 c I gave it to," writes M. VjT iCC IIVI11\ , Oriole, Pa. That is not ual. An ordinary attack Alien & can almost invariably be CkllCIl one or two does of this or sale by all dealers. e ?? following ir & Chester Ry. Co. i Effect March 3rd. 1912. RA 1 tLh Eastern Time. WESTBOUND. Ler 6:00a?3:36p -awn 6:30a? 4:08p Lv. Rock Hill... irg 6:55a?4:43p " Chester .. .. r 7:30a?6:20p ? Biackstock .. EASTBOUND. " Woodward . . n " Wlnnsboro .. ir iS:.?Sa?SitKP " ir?[* 12'?!! !'?rP " Blythewood . lvl,le J:^a_Z:??p " Columbia .. *wn H:2?&?r?2P Ar. Savannah .. Her .11:3 0a?8:1 Bp ? JackBOn vllle ons?Chester with South- .. Tampa, via A. oard and Carolina & T via S. rn Railways. wn, with Seaboard Air Tickets gOO( ay. r. with Southern Railway. scheduled as a A. P. McLURE, Supt. Tickets good l)\I l/DT1 starting point llM Ijllkl Ga., Sept. 19tl I |T"|i a i -y To Tampa, Fh \ I It A aN V> Li punman Sleep your Buildings and Live ainst Loss or Damage Florida: "1 ?, Wind and Lightning, , - . . . c, , .. derful agncult ng in the Farmers MuInsurance Co. and the wor^ive Stock Insurance As- Savannah, ( Head Office: York- ping Docks, TF See or write and Surf Bath ?rs Bank & Trust Co., For full inf Lancaster.' Ticket Agents E. Boney, Manager, W. E. McGEE, Yorkville. 'arers. You may put the scandal monger rers who carry down as an idler and a liar. For carry death and nine hundred and ninety-nine cases them, but also, out of one thousand he Is lying and ind a belief that the thousandth time he Is magnifyag social evils, lug. He does nothing to get roi tale bearers are cognition at all; and being human rror no^sedSTto he mu8t be recognized; so he draws decent people 011 u hrain made fertile by lack of ices to our socle- use. Don't listen to him; tell him ho is a liar.?Sumter Herald. :r you need 1ERAL TONIC - TAKE GROVE'S ard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver, Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up ystem. For Grown People and Children. i are taking when you take Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic in ted on every label showing that it contains the well known QUININE and IRON. It is as strong as the strongest bitter ?less Form. It has no equal for Malaria, Chills and Fever, debility and loss of appetite. Gives life and vigor to Nursing Sickly Children. Removes biliousness without purging, pression and low spirits. Arouses the liver to action and \ True Tonic and Sure Appetizer. A Complete Strengthener. without it. Guaranteed by your Druggist. We mean it. 50c. CURSiON TO avannah Ga, wiville, Fla, AND ampa, Fla. ND OF FLOWERS" )AY. SEPT. 16. 1913 / / VIA ITHERN RY. ier Carrier of The South FROM lrg, Blacksburg, Rock Hill, Anderson, Abbeville, Colum-** dale and intermediate points on schedule and VERY LOW R. T. R. T. R. T. Special Train Pare to Fare to Pare to Savannah Jack son vllle Tampa 9:30 p.m. $4.00 $7.00 $9.00 .. ..10:18 " 3.BO 6.BO 8.60 10:38 " 3.25 6.00 8.26 , .. ..10:44 " 3.26 6.00 8.26 , .. ..11:12 " 3.00 6.76 8.00 11:36 " 2.76 6.26 7.76 11:52 " 2.60 4.76 7.60 .. ..12:45 a.m. 2.60 4.00 7.00 6:06 " 9:00 " C. L... 7:25 p.m. A. L.. . 6:40 " 1 going only on Special Train and Regular Trains bove. I returning on all Regular Trains to reach original on or before midnight as follows: To Savannah, h, 1913. To Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 21st, 1918. i., Sept. 24th, 1913. High class day coaches and ing Cars without change. A TRIP TO THE TROPICS. Tie Land of Flowers," Health and Pleasure. Won;ural dvelopments attracting people from all over }a.: With its beautiful Parks, magnificent Shipmnderbolt and Tybee Island famous for Sea Foods ing. , 'ormation, Pullman Reservations, etc., apply to J Southern Railway, or ^ A. G. P. A., S. H. McLEAN, D. P. An lumbia, S. C. Columbia, S. C. %