The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 24, 1914, Page 7, Image 7
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THK LANCAE
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BY KARNBUr QARY.)
i rMd by i who bv hl? will i?k??
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Monument to n Newfi
| r INSCRIP1
On the monument
lend Dog:
l "Near tkli apotl
nnuini of one who']
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fecrlptioa oa * PRESIDEK1
oundland Dog.)
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of a Nowfoond- ?
kM d post tod tho ******
pOssosaod boauty i
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OP1RATIOK Mr. Harris
! capo rations o
?- - I.atin-Amerlci
..." . w talioi.oti.l
w* Railway Speaks p?r cant were
sad Telia of Cat* | ?d Stale* m <
light Intelligently a* ed I bellf
itly for th? Southland." build up
>n showed that of total direct tn
f cotton goods into the oaa coua
tn countries amounting benefit m
10 a year. only about 10 will the
i shipped from the Ual- cotton go
:ompa*ed with more "It hae
it will b? prtetickM* to
aab*t*ati*l and nrofltwbl*
td? with th* T -"n l^ni
Mm mid that no dm will
or* laatgAly from thi*.th*a
3outh*m manufacturer* of
ods.
bMO my privilege to watck
' the late Ernest Gary at the
tlon of the drinking founta
head of the Square in 1911,1
forth much favorable commi
time, and is published now a
such an excellent Insight
deeply religious nature, an<l
character In Its true ilght.
deals with a subject of gene
est, and it is believed It 1 pi
will cause someone to be i
Ttl ono i a or?< m alo?
dedlca- lara for the purpose of
l-i at the tafas, from* wbichunan ai
t brought qtttefich AAeIr thlrsh-ifle {
?nt at the th#6py h&A erected h mou
,s it gives hehrth of 'thfe popld e*ff3
into his will last, when these fo
shows his have crumbled into dust
it also we forget that it is due
rhl inter- 1 of our highly honorable
ibllcntion T. Coleman, that we are
more hu- ebrate thin occasion; fo
i 7t- '
ja4UO Ml UVJ? IV
buying fodo- Strength wttftout ln?
ni beas*. tody Courage without - far
noble'pbilaa- gnd all tha virtue* of
ihmenb in th*- vt #
r wherarthllt , , '''. w
untalns sh*M R PrR,9?. whlch w
.. Nor should Ing flattery,
to the efforts if inscribed over hur
lady, Mrs. M. Is but a Just tribute f
called to eel- Roatswaln, a
r it was her Who wa? born at Ne^
It : l wm miMi
olence,
orlty, GraearHle. 8. C
man without his fcddrasa befora tfc
ber of Commerc
ould be unmean- pftlrfax Harrison
Southern Hallway
nan ashes. Southern cotton n
o the memory of, co-operation for i
?fomdl?n1. Ma, f?.r Southern oott
wvrwiupmvm*. I **
r k, I 15 per cent t
!., March 17.?In an sidftrable qua
? ar.eu.Hk.
a this evening Mr. jcan COuntrie?
i, President of the individual etti
' Company, spoke on co-operative ?
illl development and !? ?"?? plan
Rai. .?ay Com
a broader market Southern mai
on goods, with spe- em merchant
uii i rum MiRiaua bdoui i lift gradu
rom Uennmy, and con- Industry <
ntltes from other coun- glnnlngn
nic of methodii of de- portions a
r? with thb L.attn-Amer- who have
i and of the expense of what eapa
[>rt. Mr. HarriBon urged are, what
effort, and suggested a I have nc
by which the Southern will, mee
pany could Join with American
nufacturers and South- not only
s in the expense neces- the worlt
al growth of the cotton mill
of the South from email boto
Its present splendid proad
to know many of tha men
accomplished this. I know
Lble and Intelligent men they
vision they have had, and
> rear that thfey can. If they
t successfully, In the Latinmarkets,
the competloa
of New England but of
1. Is It not worth trvlnir*
iU ItllllliniOi
This is a subject not onl/ t
importance, in so far as It 11
jg*L the treatment of anima'r bt
wise in its tendency to de^
Christian spirit, and a gent
in the human race; for ther
doubt, that cruelty in anv foi
fests a hard heart and ono t
^ gards not the teachings of tl
In the early ages of the w
elephant, the cow, the flog, tl
| correspondence with the
)f gravest Mr. Herni&n Ensign's w
lay affect ed the monument to be
it Mke- j our municipality.
felop a ] great influence of
1?; nature .. . ,
o Is no zatlon haa caused the
rin, mani- niany good laws; and -v
hat re- possible to legislate moi
it* Bible. Into a man, these laws
rorl-i, the vent the crime of erueU>
tie cat the erable extent, by insplri
executor of J3,
III that cans- And dleu at Newstea<
presented to ber 18th, 18
those organ!- "When some proud t
passage of fT . turns to ?art
... ? . Unknown to glory,
hUe it Is lm- birth
al principles sculptor's art ej
ertalnly pre- of woe
r t? a conaia- storied urns r<
u? the c.vlv.i
~ 1211 reierence 10 tr
* akk?. would be opened
?08" ('anal- He said:
"Even without
? way to the marke
on of man re- preniaCy jn the |
?' . . , ton goods in the 1
> it upheld l>y j^iy pa88inR from
. . .. In the South. T
chaust the poinp are not far to
great economic a
scorn w ho rests cation of the m
i*' opportunities that sary 10 initial
up by the Panama profitable cur
peculiarly S<
the shorter water- this new char
ts of the Pacific, su- He said thi
nanufactore of cot- Canal, the S
United States is rap- panv had alri
New England to us P?rt from a
lie reasons for this which is full
r?k. They lie in the and that this
dvantage of the lo- additional inf<
anufacturing estab- tained by the
e, direct and maintain a I would h
rent of competitive and adventun
DUthern commerce In thereby 1
mel. only to tl
it in anticipation of the | the peopli
outhern Railway Com- the South
pady had a detailed rehighly
qualified expert n. lof
valuable suggestion oil Da
i information and such
nrmation an could be obCompany
from the va- Won
ie proud to co-operate in the
5 because I believe that
i could be of service, not
le Southern Hallway, but to
b of the South whose servant
ern Railway is."
cribe for The News.
dorful Cough Remedy.
monkey, and other animals
garded as sacred In certain <
When the Persians under <
Invaded the territory of Eg
placed In front of their army
of dogs, cats and other anlm
were held sacred by the E
who not daring to injure tl
animals, suffered themselvei
overcome by the Persian arr
The horse has always been
wore re- ?nal with the fear of du
fountries. their violation. This fou
f'ambysos to mind the almost mat rl
ypt, they work painting by Hawt
a variety description *of the Towu
als which 80 beautifnl, that we wot
Egyptians, reproduce It l.i full, but t
tie sacred permit us to-quote th<
s to be "From my spout and su
ny. nilne, must flow the stre-i
i esteem? l',PanBP our earth of the
.. flf itfl rrlnwt u n rf on * 1'a
aliment foi when rI1 ,H u
intali recalls | Reen 1
i"'" P'cce ?f Not what he wan, bul
Pnntn lfU > hav?
, ! . i J" Out the poor dOK, In
.hi l?e j<lad to I
in-e will only friend,
i?3 words: | * "e br8t *? welcome,
eta 8pouts as fend,
mi ilia'. shall Whose honeRt heart
vast portion tor's own.
It o liieh Itu ii W7 It r\ 1 a Ka r? c* fl or V* a II
Ushment In prox
an the tomb In 0f supply of Its
abundance of coa
I what he should duct ion. In the ri
hydro-electric po>
i life the (Irmest surpassed elimat<
j peclally In this 1
foremost to de- where the mild i
sence of excesslv
Is ill his mas- conducive to the <
is still ins mas .<Jn 18j,0 iniUs
, ,v , Inff States used b
Imity to the source r'ous govern
material, In the ington was fi
1 fdr steam pro- any one along
ipid development of w'ho might b?
ser, and In the un- Ject.
1 of the South, es- I He spoke o
>ledmont Section, rect and regu
vlnters and the ab- 'n 'he develoj
e summer heat are P?rt traffic th
efficiency of labor. , tic and Gulf
in the cotton grow- ef' the desira
ut JS8.748 bales of tlve and co-oi
ment offices in Wash- I Kii
eely at the disposal of ' every whe
: the Company's lines surely st<
? interested in the sub- Lawnon <
"Dr. Kin
f the importance of di- most wt
lar steamship service In my st<
>ment of import and ex- sells vrltfc
rough tho South Atlan- neds no
ports and he emphasiz- throat an
bility of such co-opera- because
"dinate effort, as he hail ni
ig's New Discovery Is known
re as the remedy which will
a* a cough or cold. D. P.
Jf Eldson, "Tenu, writes:
g's New Discovery Is the
>nderful cough, cold and
3re. It can't be beat. It
lout any trouble at all. It
guarantee." This Is true,
dlung medicine I ever sold
Dr. King's New Discovery
?a most. nigmy, especially a
Arabians; and. the favorite
the Kmperor Caligula was *P
a palace, fed at a marble mai
gilded oatn, was made a n
?4 the college of priests, and ai
rained to the consulship.
- V'hlle the Israelites were
tng in the land of Kgypt, the
Impatient and dissatisfied,
Moses delayed to come dow
Mount Hlnal. and they reuu ?
iiiong mo - ?*? ^
horse of pushed from the fiery ron
tahled' In 8tni- 1,1 th,R nilghty onto
tiger with cow shall be my confed
loinber of 14,1(1 water! The Town P
fterwarda cow' Such is the gloriot
ship, that shall tear dov
sojourn- l^rl^s and breweries, opr
y became , vatds, shatter the cider
because 1140 tea a,,(1 ooffee trade
n from monopolize the whole
ited Aar- Quenching thirst. Hlessei
1 i'1'ns of .lie ! him alone,
rprise, the Unhonored falls, uni
erate. Milk worth,
unip and the Denied In heaven the
irt copartnw- 1 earth;
rn the distil- While man, vain insi
oot. the vine- I forgiven,
presses, ruin And claims himself
i, and Anally I heaven,
business of Oh, man! thou feebl<
1 oonsumma- j hour,
?rn, uiraiir i i
i cotton, as compa
noticed all tiln Sf1?" USfld th.e
States. In the t*
. soul he held on ^"*u<8t; "I?' thp
growing States us
. . as compared witli
ect! hopes to be a? of ^ other
, . . record of cotton
a sole exclusive calendar year
, 1913, shows that
e tenant of an w|th 2!>7,760 spl
aprp in
red with 1.381.596 8?KKe?ted sec
mills of all other of 9Vrh a vo1'
velve months ended wari?nt th,e ei
i mills of the eotton and r?*Rular s(
*ed 2,960,518 bales, : "If this ma
i 2,825,812 hales in telligently an
States. Again, the "tnall group o
mill construction In I
ended December 31. ?
fifteen new mills
ndles, 5,9 84 looms
r*r%t tnn nrnHnelnir I
king the development roughs a
nine of business as will quickly
itablishruent of direct should k?
Leamship' lines. He said: all times
Iter shall be handled in- family,
d energetically by a gists or 1
if the interests concern- , Ce., Pbili
?O i?c Uigni "VULMUIUIP oi
nd colds. Lung troubles
helped by its use. You
?ep a bottle in the houeo at
for all the members of the
60c and $1.00. All druggy
mall. H. E. Bucklen ft
idelphla or St. Louis.
on to make gods for them to
In accordance to their oetl
made them break ofT their
and with a gravity tool,
them an image, for which hi
the calf aa hla model, on a
their high regard for tho cc
In the past agea there h
those who not only treated
with humanity, but have als
ored to prevent others, frno
> worship tlon! Then. Proverty shs
tjon, he from the land, where the
earring*, may shelter itself. Then
fashioned 'ack of other victims, si
b selected own heart, and die. Then
ceo ant of not die, shall lose half 1
>w. "Success to the Town I
iave been The manner In which
I anlLials the destruction of the h
o endeav- on civilization and Chris
a praetlc- birds, generally, are n<
ill pass away Debased by slavery,
squalid form | power,
Disease, for \Vho known thee wel
lall gnaw its | with disgust.
Sin If she do Degraded mass of an
her strength. Thy love Is lust, thy
?ump " rheat,
law. permit They smiles hypocrls
iron Is a blot .
tlanlty Wild' By nature vile, ennoh
ft dependent ,Kach kindred brute
or corrupt '>y States, and o?nly
76,000 spindles ai
I must quit theo built in the New
These figures are
iimated dust: tion of the tender
friendship all a How then can t
give it still larg
y, thy words de- presslon?"
In answer to <
led but by name, Harrison pointed
might bid theo ties that will be
seven mills. w^th ^
id 2,056 looms were
Knfcla.nl States. 4JI
eloquent conflrraaicy
to which I reGsr.
he cotton Industry
er and further*ex- Putfl th?
this question ' Mr. ?p
out the opportunlopened
up by the iNllway
pipkins' Proliti
e fairer at an a [vantage beca
\ mark* t with his crc
HE BURLIEST COTTON IN 1
Days frc|p Planning to Boll.
c Cotton
.... <.v. ,.tu
use he is first in the
rPHK WORLD.
Grows More Cotton *
Ing cruelty to mem. unre i
the Christian religion there
y* new impetus In this dlree
!t he* culminated In the on(
of societies for the prevents
lty to animals. throughout
under the name of the Amerl
of Mercy, and other names,
doing grand and noble woi
In assembling on this <><
t dedicate our drinking foum
not (Ittlnif that we should f
ne era or upon maa'i protection, ai
has neen an abundance of food In
tlon until and woods. Unfortunate
;anlsatton true as to the poor beror
>n of cru- large white bird which li
the land, *d by law and, whose
lean Hand arises from the vanity i
ivhtch are wear the aigrette pluck
rr. plumage of the heron, (
vailon to and In their hair,
tain, It is (A portion of the addi
orset Mr. mUnlaptuI hut fl-nuat or\
i they can fcst1 niusn lor sna
the fields. Ye! who perchance
ly, this Is not I pie urn,
k, a beaudful , J'asn oa?It honor* r
i not protect- | mourn
destruction . To mark a friend'*
t?f women to Btone* arise;
ed from the In never knew but c
>n their hat* lie*."
Ernest was only 1!
re** ha* been he read thl* article.
n/?1 nila.l uilth nA IhArnuoh
mR. run urn u i hiiiii un
behold thin aim- "The men who
ground will have
tone jrou wish to fane over thone *
are actually paaal
remains these al before making
the Seuth then 1
tne, and here he of our K*ographl
of a tendency of t
3 years old when v0tnt?nil'."i.th<,i
It Indicates a . ?? .
Riven them what
u Mia.
? are first on the
an Immense advanvho
wait until ships OkJl *
ng through the Cana
move. L#et us In
lake full advantage *r* **
cnl opportunity and "
wmtnerce In our faphrase
la, beat the 1
Ve have in the past ??
the fashion now is | Also
% tjo the Acre.
?LY IS TJMITED. 0
The Only dtamine Sold in 1
MIXSON SEEb CO.,
Bole Distributors for Sout
All other Seeds. Wr
RDER QVI <^H|
rhia State.
CHARLESTON |
h Carolina.
itp frtr Pof?lA?n*
Herman EnMgn, the phila
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nthropiHt, j the following poem by
l
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Ijord Byron, Abbeville Medium.
lto tftrm *ratr co
should not forge!
ropeiition, and wejL
: that our fathers |