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BILLEY SUNDA1 PRICE The gift offering to the Rev. Billy o Sunday from the people of Phlladelphia is, to date, below $50,000, and the evangelist's manager is disap- f< pointed. It is less than Pittsburg ii gave a year ago, and much less than p was estimated when the coin and bills n and checks were showered into the " collection plates last Sunday. But a much of the coin was silver, t s bills p of small denomination and none of > me cnecKB large. 1 ne canipaig man- b ager say, that all the churches of a Philadelphia promised to take up col fi lections, but they have failed to make 11 'cash deposits and he insinuates that o there has been bad faith on the part a -of the ministers. tl "~The old admonition to not look a c gift hoise in the mouth is Ignored by the friends of the evangelist. He went *' to Philadelphia to work for the sal- ^ vatlon of souls, without money and a without price, but it appears with a great expectations as to the financial returns. At a time when star theat- S rlcal attractions have been recalled t from the road, when even baseball a stars are looking for Jobs, and bus?- c ness men are curtailing their expen- ii see, where 400,000 unemployed are li being cared for in New York city a- i: lone, $60,000 for ten weeks' service i In addition to all living expenses ap- a pears like a handsome gift. But so to i the manager of Mr. Sunday. The r criticism of the gift of Philadelphia t to Mr. Sunday reflects upon the evan c gelist more than It does on the peo- s pie of that city. It places big Ber- 1 ices on a financial basis, rather than \ on that self-sacrificing for thi good i Tlia Rnu AIIV i/UJ The boy who works his wayfi through college has always been a 1 winner. He get the warmest praise and he usually finds a place awaiting ' him, for when tt fellow wants to get j an education bad enough to work, and work hard, for it he is likely to . be worth the attention of men and 1 business wanting dependable service. ' Graduating from one of the leading colleges of the South this year will be a Salisbury boy who earned his way. He learned telegraphy and earned a living for himself paid his way through college and helped his struggling mother. When he gets his degree in June he will be at, or close to, the head of his class. This boy held a job as night operator for the telegraph company, attended college through the day, financed his own career and sent his mother a check every month. Another Salisbury boy is finishing ( his first year at college after having 1 worked his way to the campus. He i wrote his father that he does not 1 need any help, that lie has expenses < all paid except his board and he is i taking care of that out of hie earnings on the campus. t How proud a dady must bo of such 1 a boy. Brave, free, independent and < with character strong and depend- 1 able, these boys will succeed in life, i All such will, for they have the mak- ' ing of a man in them and they prove i School And Doubt as to the wisdom of closing I schools in epidemics of contagious i din ;a8es is expressed by Dr. Francis < Ccorge Curtis, of Newton, Mass., in a bulletin on the "Health of School ( Children" Just issued by the bureau < of education. He says' 'If the schools , are closed wlien an outbreak occurs, the children are turned loose from su f pervlsion; they mingle freely with ( one another In the streets, on playgrounds and in each other's houses. ( They are having an extra vacation t and enjoying themselves thoroughly ( and are unwilling to admit that they < feel ill, lest they be kept at home i and prevented from having a good < time. For this reason they will not ( say they feel ill until the disease Is < well advanced, and they may be ac- f tlve sources of Infection for some t time before It Is discovered that they t are 111. a "If the schools are kept open and c the children continue in the ctasa- ? rooms as usua' ihey aru under strict t oosonation and examlund dally by t tie " ool ph'alciin siiviictou* ana t Infected cases being sent home for <] observation or treatment. i, "In this way many cvliildreit are t sent home before they have had an t opportunity to Infect other*, thus reducing the probability of rpreading i Infection. Further than ibis, the at- c tH }? cr'lM 5 rs XESS SERVICE f humanity, and suggests a tariff on be salvation of souls. But even though the free-will oferlng in money may be disappoint lg. there are many ways in which apreciation can be shown. A prominent lanufacturer took Mr. Sunday and Ma" to the biggest store in town nd invited them to select the gift he roposed to make. We are told that Ir. Sunday was like a boy in a candy hop and could not for a time select nytLlng, but finally found a beaiuiiil scarf pin priced $200 and selected ; with the remark that he Just doted n scarfpins, which does not read at 11 like Mr. Sunday's denunciation of he extravagance and frivolity of solety. It is easier to understand wb/ Ma" selected a $650 diamond ring or "Ma" is not running the revival usiness, or denouncing societv or nybody else for enjoying Jewelry nd nice clothes. There are so many sides to BPly unday that it is difficult to judge us 0 which is most prominent. He has, s Col. Roosevelt would say, had a orktng time in Philadelphia denoun ng sinners; and some of the 'sinners' lave for many years plodded along n a self-sacrificing way under the im iression that they were Christians .nd doing Christian work, for he has mmmelled the churches and church nembers quite as hard as he has hose who had no connection with the ihurches. The real harvest from such 1 revival cannot be estimated until Philadelphia has cooled down, and vlth hysteria cured, looks over the .nou 1* tT* 1J oouii, TT ADU1UKVUU nciuiu. Who Can t before they are tested out in th< most serious world's work. What a contrast to the many idle helpless fellows there are through jut the land?not bad, well meaning but helpless and lacking the will?tin determination, the application t< work out their own salvation. A la( wlip will prepare himself for college work his way through will work him 3elf to a position of trust. lie wil prove a winner. But the more helpless lad needs t< be encouraged and boosted. He 1 iot of necessity bad. Many such havi in them the best of spirit, the trues metal and only need to be bopstei ind started on the right road. Ii 'act most boys, and men, too, floun ler. It takes the average man som< :lme to And himself, and the troubh s too many wait and loaf tlirougl valuable time awaiting the develop ment of the finding process. This i: the man?the boy, who needs the kin< word of encouragement, the earnes >uisKcaiiuii in u 11 uu inenu mai no u worth while and can win?the en eouragement that will lire his sou tnd inspire his life. Rut we simply started out to sa^ t word for the working boy?the oiv with the grit to overcome and to sue :ecd despite the many liinderanees it ttis way. Salisbury has just now tw< if not more, shining examples?boyi who are proving themselves, tnaklnt good with a big G.? Salisbury Post Epidemics Lite fact that the child is fooling il tnd he is brought under treatmcn earlier. "It seems therefore, that keepin( the schools open offers the bes :hance of safety for the pupils botl :ollecttvely and individually. "Instead of closing the schools ant illowing the children to be scattere' ind removed from supervision whet an outbreak appears the schooli ihould be kept open as usual ant he children urged to attend. Tht ichool physician and nurse should b< letatled to the school where the out # ?>?*. hub appeared and insructad t< examine every child dally, excludlnf luch as uppear 111 or auspicious. Thh :an be done with very little disturb ince of the school work. A note must >e sent to the parents stating thai he child seems, or is, ill and must b< teen by the family physician. Suspiilous eases must be ordered to remalt it home until further notloe, and li tecessary, must be visited In order tc tettle the diagnosis. Absentees musl >e rounded up and examined In orler to find out why they have beer sept at home. If they are 111, the; oust be Isolated, and, If well urged o return to school." This of course applies to schoolf n cities In which school physicians >r nurses, or both are employed.? partenbursr Journal. THE LANCASTER NEW I MEAL TIME v? Hfl Wjm mfa' .TBL/J ypB^ ^^.>: I fl^L^9Hn| THK MEN WHO WILL NE'EK GKOW OLD. (By Eugene Ackerman.) ; Out of the night the pale mist sweeps Pitiless, gray and cold.; 1 Out of the mist faint whimpering* 1 creep 1 From broken men on the mould 1 Prone in the palm of the hand o! * death? 1 Men who will ne'er grow old. 1 Over the field where God's own hand ' Touches all with life's sweet glow 5 The gray mist eddies in sighing air, Where dead men lio in a row? Where men who are not dead do lie - And scream in their helpless woe Up in the sky the sick moon rolls, Yellow and wan and cold, uaptizing men with mottled sheet ; As they die ere they grow old ? Baptizing shrieking, helpless men Who rot on the sterile mould. Those who lie on the livid earth. ' Broken and torn and red. C Trusting ur?il their thirst is quench 1 ?d' By the rest which comes to tin dead, j Were young and fair and staunch o frame Until kissed by the spewing lead 3 s Fresh from the arms of their dead g loves. Smiling and brave and gray. With lips that stung from hot caress They strode upon their way To gain the land?the very land Where broken and dead they lay. Out of the mist that drinks up souls J Cood flame m S 1 K COUiWH. kj. ^ ) __ 8 ' ? r\ I I Cured?no cutt ^11 from business. I ILL.V/ YOU know. ? information rcg Piles, Nerve, 1 and women. 25 years' experience Register, 506 Union National Ba COULD SO > w. 3 Aid For Three Stunner* Mrs. Vin coot Was Uoable to Attend to Aoj if Her Houework. i 1 Pleasant Mm, N. C.?"1 suffered to ~t Ihrse summers," writes Mrs. Walte t Vincent of tois tows, "and the third am > feat time, was my worst I had dreedfui senrous betdeches m< 1 proetmtkm, ud was scarcely able ti | walk about Could not do any of t?: ^ bouse work. I also had dreadful pains la my bac) i and sides and when one of those weak ' Btnktne spells would come on me, 1 would hate to give up and lie down ( until It wore off. I was certainly In a dreadful state o health, when 1 finally decided to tr 1 Cardui. the woman's tonic, and I ftrml; S. APR It. 23, 1915. IN A GERMAN CAMP "^^pweBk : w/KaiwM jtSexjtgB jI As they creep from their quivering shells, To go their ways tnrough indnitf days, Where he who calls them dwells There roars a smoking, fiendish thing That shrieks through the cringing night; That bites and tears at tha writhing muck, And makeB the gr-y field oright; That plays about and rends the on?.?i Who lie on the gloaming mould, And ends the rueins of the brou-i I oons, TL?^ men who will ne'er grow cM ? AN APRIL DAY. A flowery fragment of the year. Tossed through the gate of dawn Into the garden place of here, 1 Night's misty kiss upon. " Breathing its mete of fragranc through The golden colored home? That songful sympathies endure, As gladness shines in showers. There's tenderness within the greer Clear calmness overhead, A very solace in the sheen, 3 Of yellow sunlight spread Sweet dreams of applebloom about, f Blue sky and brooklet bliss, And lively wind, the clouds to rou Oh day of days is this. RUB-MY-TISM Will cure Rheumatism, Neti' ralgia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Burns, Old Sores, Tetter, Ring-Worm, Eczema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used internally or externally. 25c fD YOUR MONEY AT HOME. >uth Carolina Custom Hand Mads Rpl/lloo of/* **4- ? * jjjiviito, cib., ai latbury prices Mail Order will prove our asser e buy Hides and Tallow at high s. Write us your wants and offer WILSE W. MARTIN, Columbia, S. C. ing, no pain, no danger, no detentioi Testimonials furnished from peopl< Call on or write me for particulars ant arding my advanced method of treatini flood, Skin and special diseases of met Consultation Free. I)r. W. R nk Building, Columbia, S. C. VRCELY ALK AB0U1 y. believe 1 would have died if I hada taken it. After I began taking Cardul, I wi greatly helped, and all three bottles ri lieved me entirely. I fattened up, and grew so muc r stronger la three months, I felt like u r other person altogether." 1 Cerdul It purely* vegetable end geafla acting. Its ingredients have* mild, toai 1 aflect, m the womanly constitution. ; Cirtul makes lor incruMd stringO Improves the appetite, tones up the net t vous sytdem, and helps to males pah sallow cheeks, fresh and rosy, j Cardui has helped more than a minio weak women, during the past 50 yean ' It will surely do for you, what it ha f done for them. Try Cardui today. ? Writ* to: Chattonooet MHIclaa Co.. LaOWa' JU f vtaocy Dept.. Chattanoof i. T?nn., for apodal h Itructioni on your com anO 64-pa*a book. Mail f Troatstcat for woman," tent In SUln nrappar. I IN POLAND EVKK HAVK IT7 I If You Have, the Stnteinent of Thin I Lmcnstor Citizen Will Interest You. I I i Ever have a "low-down" pain In I ithe back? In the "small," right over the If It is caused by weak kidneys, I JM h-^BL?' Use Doan's Kidney Pills. I K^||?P^f|\ fl | Brav Lancaster people jstify to their I r \ worth. Itead a case of it: P Rp| Lancaster, S. C., says: "I ached all I | JpK over and my back was a constant I Iflll f IPr pain. When I sat down I got so stiff I HH %M ' ? across my back I could hardly get <? re 1 up" * couldn't do any stooping. I I m afatflfsl 4jg-. ||| was hardly able to do my housework. 0 Ball* ' " 1 finally got a box of Doan's Kidney f H & WL |irjrel Pills at tin' Standard Drug Company P W. . M ???;Sgpa me lasting relief from the backache I K?rap|. and fixed my kidneys in good shape." 1 Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't I Blp54 simply ask for a kidney remedy?get ''" v l Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that I ouu AHJUKJN KAHjWAY. > "Premier Carrier of the South." PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULES. Trains arrive Lancaster from: ; Ou<!aLV Habmm A?na! ^?- 118?Yorkville, Rock Hill and OWISnl UOlllS bOllBi intermediate stations 8:31 a. m. ... __ (.A_aiA avian No. 118?Charleston, Columbia and Wa Ilea lgFTS-|| I" Intermediate stations lo:0B _ " - No. 114?Marlon, Blacksburg, Char2 8econds, 2 Drops ? Corns Vanish 1 lotte and Intermediate stations, * For everybody with corns, there Is In 8 8 P* mevery drug store In tho land one of the No. 117?Col"mbla, Klngsvllle and real wonders of tho world, and that's Intermediate stations, 7:48 p. m. r gets-IT" for corns! It's the Orst and Trains leave Lancaster for: only oorn-care ever known that removes No. ng?Klngsvllle, Columbia and ttt Intermediate stations, 8:31 a. m. I T ( No. 113?Rock Hill, Blacksburg, 1 s ^ Marion, Charlotte and Inters flSBh A t<K\ mediate stations, 10:05 a. m. ? jf[ Nb. 114?Klngsvllle, Columbia, /fizh Charleston and intermediate I. No. 117?Rock Hill, Yorkv'.lle and Intermediate stations, 7:38 N. B.?Schedule figures are pmbm ^ ilshed as informa n only and are not guaranteed. For Information as to passenger fares, etc., call on W. B. CAUTHEN, Agent, m. W. E. McGEE, A. Q. P. A.. 1 (P Nv\^ W" H' CA chET' D ** A" "Some Foxy Trot. M'smselle, What? Coras NOTICE. I 4 Gone7 Yes, I Used'GETS-IT."' i . ? ... . . | me nme lor tne payment of taxes any and every corn or callus without fall. I . ... without fussing with thick bandages, toe expires March 31. The comptroller harnesses, corn-swelling salves. Irritating general has directed rue to issue the ointments. It's applied In 2 seconds? i ,n blng, blng?2 drops, the work Is done, tho c utions immediate!} after this corn shrivels up, your corn agony ends time. and the corn leaves foreverl All the jf anv taxes are received after limping, tho pains that dart to your * , iaxi 8 arc recei\eu alter i heart's core, tho crucifixion of having to March 31 and before the executions weur shoos over screaming corns, the can jje turned over to the sheriff, a danger of blood poison from making them bleed by using knives, razors and scissors penalty of o per cent, will be added ?are gone at last! "GETS-IT'-is tho new to the same. Much taxes are vet to way, tho sure, simple, painless way. Try . , , T It for corns, chlluses. warts and bunions "e PaK?, so I want to ask the people , #"GETS-IT" is sold by druggists every- not to put the matter off until the where, 25c a bottle, or sent direct by S, i.q, j... m , titt tav : Luwrenco & Co., Chicago. last llaJ' T' L' HILTON, [ Sold in Lancaster and recommend- County Treasurer. c-d as the world's best Corn Cure by ___ tho Lancaster Pharmacy and J. F. Citation for Letters of AdministraMaekey Company. tion. , State of South Carolina, County of Only One "BROMO QUININE" By j ^ stewmau judge of ProTo get the genuine, call for full name, I.AXA- bate. TIVR BROSIO QUININE. Look for signature of Wliorofln T Rnrtnn hn? rondo K. W. GROVK. Cures a Cold in One Day. Stops U nercas ,J. &. IS.irton lUtS made . cough and headache, and works off cold. 25c I SU11 to me to grant llim letters of " | administration of the estate and efui c? fects of Mary Barton, deceased; Who Can Doubt bworn These are, therefore, to cite and Tpctimrmv nf TTnnpqt I admonish all and singular the klnleSLimony OI XlOliest '(lrod and creditors of the said deCitizens? ceased, that they be and appear be 'mnrknhlo results For vears I was A*ml* next- after publication hereof, . uark.ibie results *or years i was ftt n Q.clock in the forenoon, to almost a \\iimK a ' 1 f. ? ' , I show cause, If any they have, why 1 'would faint away and hail sinking {,e%JJ|jte*d,nllll8trfttl0n sh0Uld not 5 Fl ?>' *{rXJiCl?aTA uS* ' Given under my hand, this 9th j called in and lie said that. I had. kid- day of Aprili Anno Domini 1915. y ney trouble and gave me medicine, i qti^wvi a\t : Of which 1 took several bottles. I J- E' obtained some relief from this but Probate Judge. I was totting weaker all the time. Lmr Lancaster & Chester Ry Co. - children had to lift me in and out Schedule in Lfiect Dec. *.7, 1914. of bed. After this time two friends ! Eastern Time, sent me word to try Swamp-Root, j WESTBOUND. > i j which 1 did, and I am glad to state Lv. Lancaster ...6:00am?3:30pm that the first dose gave me great re- Ev. Fort Lawn . .6:30am?4:08pm lief. After taking the third dose I Ev. Bascomvllle .6:47am?4:28pm was helped into bed and slept half of 1 Lv. HJcJjbljrg . , , ,6:58am?4:43pm the night. |Ar. Chester .....7:4 0am?5:25pm I took several bottles of Swamp-; EASTBOUND. ^ Root and 1 feel that I owe my life to : Ev. Chester . . . : 9?90am?6:45pm * this wonderful remedy. The two Ev. Richburg ... 9:45am?7:27pm family doctors said that I could not! Ev. Baacoraville .10:00am?7:38pm Hve three months. I would have to ' Ev. Fort Lawn ..10:30am?7:55pm be helped in and out of bed ten to i Ar. Eancaster ...11:00am?8:25pm t .i ... . - i r* .? - Ilimes every nignt. After v^ounecuoM?cjneeter with Southtaking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root for era, Seaboard and Carolina & Northtwo clays I was entirely free from westera Railways. * getting up and could sleep soundly. _ , Lawn, with Seaboard Air MRS. D. E. HILEMAN, L lenRallway. Tunnelton W Va Lancaster ,wth Southern Railway. Personally appeared before me, ** McLURE, Supt. fc this 11th day of September, 1909, * Mrs. D. E. Haileman, who subscrib- Some Forms of Rheumatism Curable, ed the above statement and made Rheumatism is a disease characoath that the same is true in sub- terlzed by pains in tho joints and In stance an A miller, the ?UfClpp, The most common ., Notary Public. forms are: Acute and chronic rheu* matlsm, rheumatic headaches, sciatic^ Lietter to rheumatism and lumbago. All of | Dr. Kilmer * Co., these types can be helped absolutely ? I Blnghamton, N. T. I - , ) Dy applying some good liniment that ? _ _ ... ^ , penetrates. An application of Sloan's l Prove What Swamp-Root will Do for ... . . , .. r *?' Yon. Liniment two or three times a daf Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer's ft to the affected part will give Instant g Co., Binghnmton, N. Y., for a sample relief. Sloan's Liniment is good for size bottle. It will convince anyone. pain> an(i especially rheumatic pain, u You will also receive a booklet of , ? \ 1 t valuable information, telling about ^causo it penetrates to the seat of the kidneys and bladder. When writ- the trouble, soothes the afflicted part ing. be sure and mention The I>an- and draws the pain. "'Sloan's Lintcaster Njjws. Regular flfty-cent and ment is all medicine." Get a 25c botv one-dollar size bottles for sale at all , ?? . f 1 drug stores. t,e now Keep 11 handy ln case ot # 4-20-27 emergency. All dealer*.?Advt. K