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I _J MEN WHO ONCE WERE POOR WA( Soma Diolike to Be Reminded of Their Early Struggles for Succeee. It 1b sold that the lute bord Strath- At cona was not fond of recalling his ,e* ' iearly yeare. In this respect he dif-; ? fered from his wife, says a writer ? ;in the Boston Herald. Once when ho peC ' wae finding fault with a washerwom- * lan who had been careless with a u 1 dress Bhlrt Lady Strathcona called , r' ' teres out: "Donald Smith, 1 remember the ^(>r ( day when you never wore a shirt that ( ^ I had not made and washed and ! Ironed myself." then Who is the great enob, the man tJu> 'that is ashamed of the years when ,U) ( ho was |K>or and struggling, or the ,U)(j man who is always boasting of them? v We all know the man who came to the city with only $5 in his pocket i)1Ul "and NOW?Years ago the presi . - * Sl 4 UCUl Ul UH- lUlllUiltl ailll|MIIV be?'Tl never weary of saying that he began juiiui life as a water boy and worked his -p, way up. Now the president often wju>1 assists in watering the stock. What cou? has become i>f those queer old-fash- c,. tj loned waterpots with the little rack prpR for two or three glasses? There was no fear of death-bringing microbes rrrol then and appendicitis was commonly cojn known a? inflammation of the how- ^ els. In those days the popcorn ven- TOOn( dor drove a roaring trade in. the no j train. And did the man that cried jjKyll "Sponge and jelly cake" all the way, none from New York to Springfield leave 8t,nsi no descendant? mom George H. Boughton, the painter of wt>rr puritan maidens, was aided in his p(>r youth by a brother who kept a hat. cap and fur shop in Albany, N. Y. tjie After the painter was famous a din- ^at ner was given in his honor and gome pear, Albanian, full of enthusiasm, dwelt on the guest's early poverty much to his ? ... annoyance. At last the painter cried LAN out: "Don't rub it in so. I wasn't, as poor as all that," Not Ab WANTED HUSBAND TO LOAF Th Only Then Was He Agreeable, Testi- (pr fled Wtfe?Sought Divory From plant Her Silent Spo^fee. opnx by e ?e re.?iu 01 mm in inroe places in niina the dispatches of the day. The first Df th case was where a man kissed his wife proc< against her will, which made her bo }laVe mad that she had him arrested for dwar assault and battery, and the court provi sentenced him to thirty days in jail, tain Next case was where a woman had by a her husband arrested for getting ft drunk and abusing her. When before only the court, here is what ahe said: tain "My man's a fine man when he's come sober. The trouble is he earns money food, and spendH it on liquor. The only plant time he's behaved himself was when food he wasn't working and got no money, the ] I have an income and can support the Th family. 1 wish you'd make him quit poss work." plan "All right," Bald the judge. And mllU he sentenced the husband not to work form tfor thirty days. the The third case was a suit for dl ther ' vorCe, where the wife charged that face her husband would not speak to her.' heat He would eat his meals without a otho word, then alt down with a paper and read without looking at her or speaking to her. 80 R has been going on I for A kmg time. Of course the court granted* the wife a divorce. Having v< a silent, sour husband around is in- ro* tolerable.?Ohio State Journal. ?. 1 she b:- t Torment of Cold. oyst 1 thank heaven that 1 know what It is to be cold; to be cold from the apai crown of the head to the sole of the v.-... UUUI foot, to be cold froin the cuticle to the TOuj; heart, and from the heart to the soul; ^itc I thank heaven for it, because, knowing this, I have a new revelation of the possibility of suffering, and I am able ^rai to find a paradise in a common wood ?re had Knowing this, I declare to you there ven, Is not a more pathetic sight in the ope] world than a poor man who is thorouglily cold from week to week. It is the refinement of torture. unf( It does not gnaw like hunger; which Bh0< presently becomes a sort of Insanity. and relieves itself; it is a dead, un-. blest, Icy torment. 1 used to see men in the army whose silent endurance of cold brought more tears to my eyes T than all the hunger and all the dia, wounds.?Sidney L^inier. Pro* em Family and Morals. pari All theories of the origin and development of morals agree on one cJaj point, that thedamily is the root out of ^ j, which sympathy, and the social virt,ues ha?e grown, hn?wrcwor Teliginn and mo* ocial ltuws may have varied. What is . ' right in married life is like that which .1-- 1 ?' - - arw ta 11*111 in tut? mrfirr iiih or society. What the strong tind useful becomes ' a duty to the weak. r'"n Although some morals have had a ,vhi' religious beginning, the morals that U'ry have sprung from life and ita needs ,rac are the ones which have endured. Re- Btru Jigioua codeB of morals have only remained Important when they have adapted themselves to social life in Us ' > changing forms.?Ellen Key. fA Notice to Debtors and Creditors. M All persons having claims against V^l the estate of Emily Thompson, deceased, are hereby notified to file the k same, duly verified, with the under- A n signed, and those indebted to said \ fi estate will please make payment like- f wise. r i ELEA ANDERSON, 4 a Executrix Will of Emily Thompson, p Deceased. THE LANCASTER NEWS, JU1 IT THE BRAND-NEW GOLD SEXUAL. SP ufacturers of Trinkets From the _ _ _ _ eslous Metal Seek That Which I-/ | CT Is Fresh From the Mint. JVl * V.F f V I <1 <1 /\11 4 For Ijlt Six p i article In which Santa Claus ladies' i heavily 1b gold thimbles. Phlla- Illustrated 820 Pages. tan col hia supplies an enormous number Tells all about sex matters; what ^or Si* C p Item, one manufacturer being es- young men and women, young wives p illy prominent. That city iB also aml husbands and all others ueed to ot I idding ring producing center. 1 he hnow about the sacred laws that gov Hose w * who wear the thimbles and the 0rn the gex toTCW. Plain truth of Pair of ? who get the rings may be in- pox e Jn relaUon tf> happlll?gs !n dlse Ga ;ted in knowing that a large num- , ?? ...... . I stamps it them are made from brand-new marriage. "Secrete or manhood and You coins. The manufacturer docs womanhood, sexual abuses, social the test want an old gold coin, because ov'l diseases, etc. '',M r<* e is an appreciable difference in The latest, most advanced and com u amount cf metal in a new and prehenslve work that ha* ever been pressed >ld $10 gold piece. So the ring {sued on sexual hygiene, Priceless fineness thimble maker, knowing the value instruction for t'lose who are ready materia .hat appears to be trifles, takes for the true inner teaching. '.v stain check or his paper money to a This books tells nurses teachers without . and gets in exch.mge the new- doctors, lawyers, preacher^ social Ifon't >f now gold moii 'V. No gold has workers. Sunday School teachers end [I'.'.V,V'* worn off these coins in tlio a11 others, young and oil. what nil i,j need to know sex matters. By , , .. .. Win Held Scot Hall, Ph. D.. M. io money is melted, and that s (Leipzlng ) I785 "o the thimbles and tin* rings Newspaper '.'opinion!?. ' OIj s from, or at least a good many Scientifically correct."?Chicago Soutl lorn. There poems to be an lm- Tribune. "Accurate and up-to-date." GlOth 1 sion that one may not destroy ?Philadelphia Press. Standard book Eiitrn ed States monev. but that is an of knowledge."? Philadelphia Led- county r. It is unlawful to mutilate a Ker. The New York World says: ? ?? but you commit no crime when "Plain tPuth those who need or f ull , , . ... aught to know them for the preven- " -v- ,l utterly destroy either paper tJo* of evils H pre-med pv or metal currency. There Is Under plain wrapper for only A [n aw to prevent the old stunt of $1.00 Coin or Money Order, postage ' ing a cigarette with a $10 bill? ten cents extra. ' Spaci i. except the law of common MIAMI PUBLISHING COMPANY Prounda p The man who burns the DayUm, Ohio. ' ">?>i ey is the only loser. If a bank and^'at i accidentally to destroy some pa- ? < iifijp money, it might have it replaced SOUTHERN RAILWAY ! new notes upon presentation to ? , ? , -rUnlted States treasury of proof Premier Carrier of the South. J- * the old money had really disap- *** Ben Dd. PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE? Trains arrive Lancaster from- ' Yale am No. 118?Yorkvllle, Rock Hill ano I DO WITHOUT ALBUMEN intermediate stations 8:31 a. tc ' ' No. 113?Charleston, Columbia and ( Necessary to Plant Life, but Its Intermediate sttdlons 10:05 ,jigA'Jt sence Means That Growth W... Nq u4-Marion. Rla/ksburg. Char- ecu'ted 1 Not Be Natural. , , . rmXdlate stations assorttm 1:35 p. m. A and 5 sl at albumen, the nourishing mat- No. i17?Columbia./KingRVllle and stored In the seeds of many intermediate stations, 7:48 p. m ltu"'11 -s, is not essential to the devel- Trains leavo Lancaster for: mt of the seed, has been shown No. 118?Klngvllle. Columbia and xperlments In making seeds ger- Intermediate stations. 8:31 a. m LailCR te after they have bepn deprived 113 Rock Hill, Blacksnur^ Sfhcdu elr albumen. Ity this "starving" Marlon, Charlotte and Intermediate ' ??? i ... . stations, 10:05 a. m. t , m H specimens N 114?Klngvllle. Columbia. Char- . . been obtained, many of them leston and lnterroodlnte stations. Yl' v?? fed or deformed, hut it has 1:35 p. m. ed that vegetable matter may at- k0 117?Rock Hill, Yorkvllle and growth without being nourished intermediate stations, 7:48 p. m . ' ihuraen. N. B.?Schedule figures are pubis believed now that aibumen is '.ished as Information only aui *tf Ly CJje a reserve food intended to bus- not guaranteed. For information if Lv Rjc tile vounf nlnnt until it hnn Ikv Passenger fares, etc.. call on [ y Rp - . ----- -- w n CAITTHEN. Agent. L For > Btrong enough to seek its own w E Mc0EE. A. 0. P. A.. |j[l If put to the test the young Columbia, A. C. Coum 1 can dispense with thiB reserve W. H. CAFFEY. D. P. A. ern oe? , but not without sufTerlog from Charleston, O. western privation. ?? Fort iese researches go to prove the Everything a Man Needs Railway Iblllty of creating monstrous f, complete Khaving OutJlt $1 Lanci te at will. In the same way Ca- jO Articles 10 * pr?Kduc4^ *LWU1 ft To advertise our Universal Shav- " ed chickens by interfering with lnR outfit and Universal Products we ^ normal evolution of the egg, el- wjj) for a limited time only, Bend SCHOl by varnishing a" part of Ita sur- this well worth A3.00 Sharing Outfit or by exposing it to & too strong for $1.00. We iyill oar products to the The < , or by tormenting it in some consumer fltrUfct anfl therefore you .vacant! r raanrer. save air agen/s profits which as you lege ad .. know are i?ry large. student 1 Hollow Jfcround Razor. court h Glrt's Trap Catch** Mouse. 1 6-lnch leather Brush. a. m. . last & new way has been dls- 1 Razor ptrop, Canvas Back. than si red for catching mice. And a 1 NlcklefEsal Back Mirror. Scholar idwity show'girl is the discoverer ^ 33-Incm Barber Towel. jthey wl he new device. It happens 1 ^ar Shaving Soap. ing the . ? . 1 Box Talcum Powder. amluati chanced across the soWs purely 1 DeCorated China Mug. coudltic tccident. She purchased a dozen j Aluminum Barber Comb. plic&ntt ers iu ?he shell and left them on i Bristle Hair Brush. write t tablo In the klfehenettj of her Agents need not write. the exc iment while she werff to her Each outfit packed in neat bo* amlnati loir to have a few bouts with the $100 Coin or Money Order, postage Scho ;e box. When she returned to the e*tra. ^ree tu b<-D.<tP eho found flrraly caurtt 1'NIVERSAL 0 Crs OO. open he shell of one of the oysters a ay ?n' 1 ' address 1 mouse. The oyster had been ? Hill, S. Cged fully a foot from the plate PREMIER ?? traces on the table showed there <<vrnT1 Pnn^fnrP " Allto M been a struggle. Mr. Mouse had JNOI1 I'UHCLUre AUXO Lured Into the oyster when he , am / LO rjed his shell to get some air, head Guaranteed/7,500 Miles Service wards ( ., and Mr. Oyster Just clamped to- These tLfes bear the greatest cotton ?er like a vise and crushed the known mileage^tf uarnnteo, yet are iODg t1 >rtnnate rodent. Since then every sold at aypric^lAs than tires of or- 'gtallme w girl 1b leaving oyHters In ail dlnary gyarajltee.l This guarantee * of their apartments covers p/notures, i>low-outs and gene Bman | crni nraw uuai am ten i;u vein I ,uuu title. miles service against everything exIn Gwallor City. cept abuse. Thflse tires are intenhe state of Gwalior, In central Id- ^ed for most eepvere oerxlce. is one of the wealthiest and most Orders have been received for rressive districts in the rreat east, the8e t,reB for use ,n the United The rresalve dMtricts In the great east Government Service. named empire, (bailor City, the state Afi a gpecla, introductory offer, we "or ttat tal, has fine public bulldingB and wjj] allow the following prices for1 various is. The maharaja's palace is the next ten days. All' 1 er and more ornate than the offi- TIRE9?TUBES. Name residence of the president-of the Tire Tube by the ted States. The furnishings are 28x3 $ 9.20 $ 2.00 :niflcenf. At official banquets a 30x3 10.25 2.30 1 t ingenious American electrical de- 30x3% 13.50 2.80 ATI ? of silver is used for passing or ? \ ind the after-dinner coffee, cordials 3iX4 17 00 3 25 cigars This is in the form of u ^2x4 jg OO 3 30 iature locomotive and train of cars, 33x4 19.50 3.40 ch. operating from an electric bat- 34x4 20.4 0 3.50 28x1 ' and running over a diminutive 35x4 21.00 3.80 30x1 k laid along the table, is so con- 36x4 22.00 3.90 icted that it automatically stops 35x4% 26.00 6.00 32x. re eaafa guest. HS? ' S 1? li'j ??? i *#.on o.io 37x5 3260 6.40 33X< Cot Any All other sizes. Non-Skids 20 per ?**' r ttirr^t'c.o cent gxtra- 5 per CGnt discount If pay :{6x' IMjJRL Utsf LL lOi ment In full accompanies order and ?r,x' JiHIKV BX _ _ ,f two ure BO ordered, plilppln? :;'jx M$ ^^^^4 charges will be paid by ua. C. O. D. ^Ix L. soars burns, f on 15 per cent of amount of order. **7x 5*n3PS^*// cr;.; ,s* i Our output is limited, so we suggest. A1' and lips, tctteb, > early orderlDg. We sell direct only, Ore? 1 eczemar r giving purchaser, the advantage of ten pe >o joyirMUy wH to healint.Bag notgbto A a]] middlemen's profits. clean aVL'?P to tb# ,ud J STRONOTREAD RUBBER CO. "tanda A i p f f Dayton, Ohio. Roy d Antiseptic halve $ : &p?r ftrrofli I la mow whlta and snow pure - and If It 4 TO PrCVCnt ClOOd Poisoning 1,1 oean't do th? work, s? t ?o?r money back, f ? ... *" PP1 T.II If n. Tk. II?I1? A ' P'V once the wonderful old reliable I>t imtim Tall It By The Bell f J I ORTHR'S ANTISEPTIC 111-: A 1.1 NO Oil,,ax? *^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^h. ^ A , cical dreaaing that relievea pain and heals _ LANCASTER I'HAUMACf. | be ??tue time. Not a liniment. 2Sc.30c.$i '^P1-j j . iL-t |M ^ ^ A NK 16, 1914. ecial Hosiery Offer ^25:xX teed Wear-Ever Hosiery For or ox| re (}!rp correct sl/.o. Jf \ KYKK HOSIKKY < OMP.VNV * ^ BHBH i Carolina's Oldest College. ?^ , rear Begin* Septtember 25th. four-year courses lead to the id B. S. degrees. A two-year Ileal course is given. VTATTFl W T1 se tuition scholarship is as- % / $, IC.% |! lk^ ? .<> each county of the state. a ffc f- [ :* y' *w, R ous buildings and athletic % p oj^l L Y j | i, well equipped laboratories. led library facilities. M ises reasonable. For term1- Rj A & Jk wu ? 1 loguc, address 9 B / 9^, SON RANDOLPH, President. tv| T /"* I J* OR YOUR, DEN (- I lutifu! CollegjrPennants 1 IS D0St QOT10 OF1 di il Harvnrd^aeli II in. x 21 in. I iceton, Cornell, Michigan I WJ />^.y M 9.^ mm dfT Fach /in. v 21 In. TV Mm*d#C 1st quality felt witn felt head- HUtPmjWT\ *t ( r .rrgr?? |?*W'amer/letters and mascot ex ilt> I > iff ' ??^yl "AL. n proper colors. This splendid * _ T ent ijent postpaid for 50 cents g ? l>_rQQ SxL~ Lamps to pay postage. Send IT) SPECIALITY COMPANY * i i Dayton. Ohio. Its steady, even hea ster & Chester Ry. Co the rich, natural fla lie In Effect Nov. 9th, 1913.. \r Eastern Tlmo. meat. You can c WESTBOUND t Lawn::::::: 6: ?ol-l; III Just rigkt heat. icomvllle 6 :4 7a?4:16j :::?;"ST7iiu? The New Perfectic EASTBOUND. 1 ?ter 930a?6:45t tO COOK in a mil hburg lu:20a?7:27i comvllle 10:31a 7:3&p hrpo frv IriDnlft no t Lawn 11:03a?7:55p 111 C?> LU KlllUie IIO caster 11:30a?8:2 5p actions?Chester, with South- SOOt. ib^ard and Carolina & North Lawn, with Seaboard Air Lln? Made in different sizes inter, with Southern Railway I 3, 4 and 5. No. 5 HclS A. P. McLDRE, Snpt. B , ^ CQoking Qven A; SS?gS?PA^L^NCE I all Hardware and depa, EXAMINATION. j examination for the award of CT A IUH I Dfk AIV scholarships In Winthrop Co.-1 Oli\llUAKlj U1L <T for the aflmlsslon of new r /lkJ , , 8 will be h/ld at the county I ISSSffSt (na7 n?y) ousa on Pnfdny, imly 8. at 9 |> r 'n .^ r. BALTIMORE ApplicantiJ must pot be less xteen yeats of age. When I, ships are vacant after Julv 3 ' >11 be awarded te those mak> highest average at. this exon, provided they, meet the >ns governing the award. Ap> for Scholarships should _____ o President Johnsou before DONE^^ ~ : ^ R. E WYLIE. t\ \ -WE* Attorney-at-Law. \ \ |., %;1 Notice of Election. yp" '\. "X county board of education has ' Saturday, June 20, at 4 p. m. C/^V m ? ? election of trustees In the #1 / * school districts of the county. t if^/ fl ?/Q f\L*; enortfi must be in by June 27. / ///#1I:*-Af the men you wish, then Ltand U to I Tire. rube i V4 10.80 4.80 liftO I \Yi ~^Ha /o aa oa^ I ?** answers ever1 1% 12.40 / 3.00 2.05 4 13.70 / 3.25 2.40 . I 14.80/ 3.60 2.45 . quirement?vim, vij 4 16.80T 3.60 2.60 4. 1!*2i 3 ^? ?80 ? wholesomeness. <\<n 19.75 4.85 3.45 M 4% 19/5 4.90 3.60 M *% in* b:'o '.J" \ will satis/} other b1?h In stock. Nou Skirt-1 6 per camt additional, red tubes ^k r cent Above gray. All, new m Demand the genuine by I freslr guaranteed tires. Best Nicknameaencourage?ub rH nnrt I nd An Anrl Ant miiUnn lrect from us and save money. tub pnpa-/tm a C( cent discount if payment In full <~UL,A LULA pnnles each order. C. O. D. on ATLANTA, GA r cent deposit. AUowlng exam- whenever 1. yon aeetan ;E FACTORIES SALES CO. ^/r,?TBh'n* . _ , . or Coca - (.c?la. A Dayton, Ohio f ' ' I I Ijil Wi? , VDAY T * .?!}? , Action ai f-l,; 5? stove t preserves Lvor of the ilways get >n is ready lute. No > ashes, no j?Nos. 1, 2, I the new firesk to see it at rtment stores. COMPANY I I Charlotte, N. C. QiarleatowB.YV.Va. Qiariratun. & C. V r ^yenbodu S) J .1 ?> JiSKt ^ JWr > y beverage regor, refreshment, 8 t