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| Don't Be a Dis- j
| coaraging Woman f
? Ily an OptimiHt, in McCall's X
? Magazine.
Let us all make a vow that from
henceforth we will not belong to the
class of discouraging women. A
negro mammy was once asked why,
in the face of many discouragements,
she was always cheerful. Lawd
God, chile," was her answer, "I jes
weahs de world lak a loose gyarment."
There is a great deal of
philosophy in her words. There are
many times where we must "wear
the world like a loose garment" if
we are to do our best work in it.
r The discouraging woman begins
at sunrise with, "I don't feel at all
well today. I have a pain in my
right side. I think it is going to be
appendicitis. I am going to send
for the doctor, for I feel in my bones
that I am in for an operation. What
will the children do without me?"
How does the husband of a woman
of this type begin his day's work,
think you? Can he possibly meet
Ha difficulties with that buoyant
courage which is half of success?
A little later you will hear from
her, "Children, it is going to rain.
Have you your umbrellas? I am
sure you will be late at school; you
always are. Do you know your
lessons? I suppose not; why was I
not blesfced with bright children?
Not one of you is the least credit to
mc; as for Jimmy, he is positively
stupid. Now, don't let me hoar ary
bad reports today, though I mustn't
expect too much."
Can the dejected little group,
smarting from home, thus reminde!
only of their imperfections, feel
quite rti the spirit to work bard nnc
give their best efforts?
The discouraging woman meets a
friend. Immediately every unhappy
or disqtilting circumstances that has
happenod to her during the last
week is poured out. Her cook has
left; the baby is sick; her husband
hor servants incompetent; her
tempered; she herself, only by the
mott remarkable effort of will (for
which she Is noted) is just able to
be about and no more.
Neither is the discouraging woman
ever satisfied with telling her own
troubles. Those of every friend aDd
acqaintance are dragged from their
.
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USTLE. The GREAT PONY
:complish anything if you will
am trying to win THE BEAT
!S when you pay a bill at any
THINK what TEN FRIENDS
tusy and do not stop until the
nd stick closely to the RULE S
Trade With Us
5' Tin* Mcpch:
IATRG. Don't Feel Th;
refined "Sherman may
JITgalore* wrong." Brace up.
;re you lar bottle of Rexall
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phites, it will give ;
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e person Buy a bottle today,
n Dollar
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. peaceful shadows; retold with ap,
prehensive additions and fearful in,
sin nations, at once, tliey become poo[
pie with hideous tragedies.
| In any corporate work, the dlsJcouraging
woman is a perfect bug|
hear. Every effort her co-workers
'i make, no matter how earnest and
.thoughtful, is. in her mind, a mista
i?>n o>ne. She portends failure
for every project, even at its birth,
j She is eternally pulling down. Herself
unable to build, she is merciless
in her criticism of those who are endeavoring
to construct or do any!
thing from the simple filling of a
| missionary box to the planning of
j e suffragette campaign. (
! The discouraging woman thinks ]
| her doctor knows nothing, thln'.s
! her priest or pastor hopelessly in- i
efficient; her tradespeople dishonest; ]
; her servant incompetent; her .
friends not attentive enough; her |
husband unappreciative; her chil- <
drer. failures. She not only thinks .
these things. but she says she j
thinks them, indiscriminately, to |
every one she meets. ,
At times, we must all face evil
and discouragement. No one is per- i
feet, we are all w^jy but, is it fair <
| to strike again and "again the sharp
discordant note of contention and
disapproval, to be always harping
upon the failures, never the successes
of our friends?
Nothing helps one so much to
live life profitably ns does the fact
that one is believed In. Probably
knowledge that the love and belief
of mothers, sweethearts. or wives
were theirs has helped more men to
success than any other one thing.
There is a subtle, spiritual courage
which comes with the knowledge
that one is on a pedestal in another's
heart. The incense of belief is
sweet. The discouraging woman
refuses this incense to those she
loves; she gets them down very
quickly from any would-be pedestal,
and saps their very lives by
her continual note of ill omen.
I believe a doctor's quickest cures
ni? inline Bmrnnpu upon people WHOI
believe In him. The most spiritual !
priest is the one whose followers
love him. Servants do far better for
an appreciative mistress; tradespeople
respect a kind and Kenerous
patron; the husband who has his
wife's deep reverence and absolute
belief, in the very nature of things
must love more than he who is
doubted. That children are contantIv
stimulated bj appreciation, and
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THE LANCASTER TSTEV
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CONTEST is now in full bla
I strive hard enough. Just G
JTIFUL OUTFIT and I wil
r of the places you get votes,
I could do for you?each buyi
last minute. DON'T PUT O
i governing this contest. We
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And Get Votes
ante* Giving
It Way. BENNETT-TE!
have been
Get a dol- Headquarter,
Hypophos- ceries. We sell
you a good __
ing Machine.
ou going.
spent with us
lompany. the contest.
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1 >K T( > HE]
hopelessly discouraged by unnecessary
reproof ,is very well known to
us all.
We are all here to master our
faults, not ?o be tireir slaves. I feel
strongly that we women drift Into
faults of character without realizing
it. What we need is to wake up,
pui on the brakes and turn over a
new leaf. We should not be made
by circumstances; it Is our proudest
boast that we can make them.
A woman, particularly a mother,
cannot speak, move, live one day,
without giving out from herself, as
unconsciously as a rose gives out. its
perfume, a dirtfnct spiritual influence.
This influence either stimulates
people- to go> on and do their
oe:t, or mysicriously drains f r. > Pt
I hem their moral energy. Wo ?'!
ktir<%v that, after a ta??; with some
v?rong soul, we feel within us the
faith that ran move mountains,
vhile a wort., a look, a deprecating;
'i?tn, or even oitty s insinuat i a
sliriiR, from the opporite kind t' a
t?e! n g, so depresses us that we f?el
spiritually aa-1 mentally paralyzed
We must accept our respon-.ibili;ies.
We must every day face difficulty
and discouragement, and face
hem staunchly; but we need not hug
>ur trials. Aw e jP. we neeu i?.?t i
>ass our sadness on jc mother struggling
human sou!
More la gained by overlooking the
nlvtaken efforts of other t?rt ?ple
ban by harboring them In ??ir
learts, where they are unre to
*ankle. To prophesy evil and inilhllatlon
for any project is the
rery quickest way to bring e*?ch
:Mngs about. To he always afraid
that "something is going to happen'
Is sure, by the strange cycle ill
shlch evanta move, to drarv cU*a iter
'own upon us from the *niM blue
'kios of heaven.
The woman who has a lar^r nature
is able to wear the real ?orid
'like a loose Karment." Sometimes,
indeed often, it la the beet policy not i
L? w rap our own difficulties too 5lo?f
I', about UK. By wea.'lu'-, tlu'Ui
loteely we ueiure spare to breathe,
I? fi see beyond ourselves whor-j and
hov to atta'a our truest de<- ?'oun
out.
HoW To Qlvo Quinine To Children.
FRBRII,(NIt is the trade-mark name given to an
Improved Quinine. It is a Tasteless Syrup, pleatant
to take anddoee not disturb the atomach.
Children lake it and never know it la Quinine.
Mao especially adapted to adulta who cannot i
lake ordinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor ,
:?u?e nervouanesa nor ringing in the head. Try <
t the next time you need Quinine (or any pur- I
t>o?e. Aak (or 2-ounce original package. The '
same FUBR1LINK it blown in bottle. 25 cents.
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re, OCTOBER -3, 1914.
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ist. Many of the candidates
rET BUSY and get your frie:
I appreciate your patronizing
which I will appreciate. NI
ng from $25.00 to $100.00 a n
FF until the LAST DAY, i t
i want everybody to have a f;
?Pay Your Bills
Away This (
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family
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f the White Sew- Goods, h
Every dollar # ^ C '
in trade.
secures votes in cotton
A. B.
Nervous, Chronic and private diseases
of Men and Women.
Examination free and strictly
confidential. Hours: 9 a. m. to 7
p. m. Sundays, 9 to 2.
Call or Write.
Dr. Register, Specialist,
Mfl Union National Bank Rldg.,
Cor. Main and Gervals Hta.
COLUMBIA. 8. O.
L1J YOU WI
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The Man Who Helps.
The man who has no time to help
the community in its struggle for
advancement is a man of extremely
ordinary ability.
It takes all bis time and effort to
make a Living.
The line between this man and
thai of the community charge is hut
faintly defined.
To make the definition clear, let
us say that the man who helps the
town is a community asset, and the
man who fends no such help?is uot
a community help!?The Efficient
CJtheu.
Cures Old Sores, Othsr Remedies tfen't Cure.
The woiM cases, no matter of how long standing,
are cured by the wonderful, 6td reliable Dr.
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves
Pain and Heals at the same time. 25c, 50c. $1.00
CUItfm FOREVER
rUSt kind
doing the
same thing
tiM
dreds and
perhaps f
thousands of itmes. with unfailing
permanent results/ Don't yon
think it time to get the right treatment?
,Jf you deslfe to consult a
reliable long-establmhed specialist
of vast experience, rime to me and
learn what can be Accomplished
with skiUful, sclentilth treatment.
I hold t-*o medical diplomas and
certificates by examlni Lion and
other requirements rom the
boards of medical exam! lers of 44
States in the Union, tog ither with
over 20 years' experlenc p. in specialty
practice. I successfully treat
Blood Poison, Vaiicosh Veins,
Ulcers, Kidney and Bladder Diseases,
Rheumatism, Oall Stones,
Paralysis, Discharges, Piles and
Rectal Trouble. Stricture and all
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iruuuies resulted.
She took Mayr'a Wonderful Stomach
Remedy and received immediate
benefit. She has written an interesting
letter, in which she says:
"I was almost frightened at the
results at first. I am delighted at
the improvement in my condition.
I have told many of my acqnalnances
of your medicine. I was a
stomach sufferer for 26 years and
this Is the only remedy which
brought results to me."
That same sort of experience is
general among the users of Mayr'a
Wonderful Stomach Remedy. The
first dose convinces. It is known
For Results?T
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The Fruit | And
Hasshjst
Now let GTJS, the Car
these delicacies. As yoi
quantities and Sells them
Also fresh Home Mad^
Oream in the city delive^
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lucting this Contest, and ^
ey will help you and will ?'?
>uld put you in the race. * |
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Their Ads o
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some one would tell you that 1
patronizing the BEST DRINK jf
rth that It would help you won- 7
lly to win the great Pony Con- 7
wouldn't you do It? Yea! Then jt
usy and drink %
clous?PESPI-COLA?healthful I
good for you; gives you vim ^
irlffur. You gei votes every V
rou drink a PEPSI. ?|?
I-< OliA BOTTLINO WORKS. V
I-minister, S. C. ?
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;FERS 26 YEARS
LAST GIVEN RELIEF
all over the nation because of Its
merit.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
clears the digestive tract of
mucoid accretions and removes
poisonous matter. It brings swift
relief to sufferers from stomach,
liver and bowel ailments. Many declare
that It has saved them from
dangersous operations; many are
sure It has saved their lives.
We want all people who * have
chronic stomach trouble or constipation,
no matter of how long standing.
to try one dose of Mayr's Won- ^
derful Stomach Remedy?one dose
will convince you. This is the medicine
so many of our people have
been taking with surprising results.
The most thorough system cleanser
we ever sold. Mayr's Wonderful
oiuuiHcu riemeuy is now sold here
by Lancaster Pharmacy and druggists
everywhere.
ry a News Ad.
ly Kitchen
Celery Season
Opened
A*
Ily Man, serve you with
know he buys in large
for LESS
| wuwuvo auu tliC X'UTWV
anywhere in town,
truly, 1
ELBOS i
idy Man. i
WIN
working hard to win. Ar?
nds interested. What are fr
; the merchants who are cone
NE TIMES OUT OF TEN th
lonth. See how far that w<
will then be TOO LATE,
air deal, and will see that th
And Get Vote
Outfit?Read
ii supply the whole If
by i
when it comes to on ea
lotliing, Hats, Dry dorfu
teat, '
get b
11 take your cotton ?,e11
. Its
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time :
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Ferguson & Son.
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FLORIDA WOMAN SUI
AND IS AT
Swift Itelief From Stomach Ills
Found by Mrs. Pettis of
Ybor City.
Mrs. T. S. Pettis of Ybor City,
FT*., suffered for more than twentyfive
years with stomach troubles. She
has led a sedentary life and digestive