The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 28, 1916, Page 7, Image 7
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P59| There are times in e
needs a tonic to help
E09 When that time comes t
to take?Cardui, the won
C3d| posed of purely vegeta
gently, yet surely, on the
and helps build them ba
91 It has benefited thousan
ailing women in its past
fl&swi success, and it will do 1
r*"! You can't make a m
B Th^Won
MM R?!. A If- urn
KT/TSS ivii5s> Miuena wnson
says: "I think Cardui is th
BOf *or womcn. Before 1 b
so weak and nervous,
spells and a poor appetit
MMB as strong as I ever did,
r 1 Begin taking Cardui tod;
M Has Helpe?
; Ewmwmw
WHY I ATTEND CHURCH.
4 - (By Hon. Claude Weaver, eon
gressman from Oklahoma.
"It is sweet on a summer'
morning, when the air is ac
quiver with the love songs o
the birds and fragrant with th
odor of roses blown, to hear th
music of the church-going belli
an invitation to the worli
wearied to enter God's tempi
and find peace, because the in
stinct of worship is in the hear
of man and the church is th
temple of the living God.
"I go to church because I fin
peace there, that peace whic
Dequincy describes as a restin
from human labors, a Sabbat
of repose a respite granted fror
the secret burdens of the heari
as if I stood at a distance an
alodf from the uproar of life
as if the tumult and fever an
strife were suspended; as i
there brooded over me a dove
like and halcyon calm.
"I go to church because 1 lov
the music that 1 hear there, th
mighty roll of the great orgar
mingled with the marvelou
symphonies of that divine in
strument, the human voice, ur
twisting all the chains that ti
' the hidden soul of harmony.
"I go to church because T dt
light to hear the teachings o
him whose soul is dedicated t
God, whose field is as wide a
God's universe, whose theme i
the destiny of man, and whos
words are the oracles of Fat<
Marvelous is the spell of th
preacher to whom God has gi\
en genius and consecration an
the power of illustration draw
from the old, sacred immortf
Rook, and from the miracle
of nature, no less revealed i
the crimson tipped flowers turn
ed up by the plowshare of Rot
ert Burns upon the soil of Ay
than in the long reaches of th
star girt skies.
"I go to church because 'th
way is dark and I am far fror
home,' and because the churcl
is the polar star to light m;
pathway in the rayless night.
"I go to church because th
church ministers not only . t
the spiritual, but also to the ma
terial needs of life, and becaus
it is there that the charitie
that soothe and heal and bles
are scattered at the feet of mai
like flowers.
i gu L" ciiurcii uecausj 11
that atmosphere vice and crim
wither and die.
"I go to church because I hea
the teachings of the philoso
phy of Jesus, the incomparable
t man; and if you say teaching i:
philosophy and not religion am
that He was a man and not 2
God, then the philosophy o
that man has redeemed the
world from savagery and bless
ed mankind with Christian civ
ilization, and, to my mind, it i;
a thing worth while to hear.
"I go to church because
find there consolation am
hope; because I see there the
dawn and not the sunset; am
it is better for man (if the hopi
is baseless and the vision bu
\ an elusive phantom) to cherisl
a dream so glorious and beaati
ful than to be weighed dowj
and crushed with the quarrie*
mountains of a world withou
hope and without God."
.
S Plies Cured In 6 to 14 Days.
Yotir druggist will refund money if PA7A
OINTMENT fails to cure nny esse of Itching
Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 d?v?
The first application gives Ease and Rest. Vx
1 -1 ? " ? ""
THE LANCi
iMir y*j
&M.WMMM.M p/,
d a Tonic H~
very woman's life when she fore the Pen<
her over the hard places. L?J ciety, Secret,
o you, you know what tonic 9U attention to
ian's tonic. Cardui is com- farms of the
ible ingredients, which act M^i smaller each
weakened womanly organs, Fs-^ farm now ct
ick to strength and health. acres of lan
ds and thousands of. weak, M ago the farm:
t half century of wonderful lZJ aire of some
[he same for you. fegS fcThe secret
istake in taking ^ ^ th,- unit fa^
ion>o kf <nrmeH as t<
o this section!
i, R. F. D. No. 4, Alma, Ark., KJw know what i
io greatest medicine on earth, and an prog
egan to take Cardui, 1 was rcgfi when tt
and had such awful dizzy Ks$S hundred acrt
e. Now I feel as well and Li-iJ in the hand
and can eat most anything " Rgj land-owners,
ay. Sold by all dealers. tilled for hit
i Thousands. m!,f ,
"W labor was ct
flR PS wl SB mB OR
machinery <>
nients were
WOMEN AS TRUSTEES. the year, bul
i- ' The senate bill to propose a .. ',ut !i
..... . , . . tion. A fev
) constitutional amendment to the hinds w
s permit women to serve on because only
school board and boards of pub- able to purcl
t lie libraries and as notaries quently the
e public is a measure which [^r r
e should have unanimous sup- tended as la
J? port. Admitting that it is a tend them,
d step toward universal suffrage But in thet
e in this state, we see no danger man has bet
i- to the good of the government be, his own
t from having a few, pure, high- quently inst
e minded, courageous women to class and th
act in places of trust and re- the years g<
^ sponsibility of this kind. constantly i
h The schools come close to the Gf land-owne
tr homes and the homes are and to own smal
h must ever be the fundamental them, raise a
n of our civilization. If our worn- ?real men 1
I en are good enough to conduct parcel of th
(j the affairs of our homes, we see which shoult
,. no objection to their managing oration whei
cj in part the affairs of our schools suits accruin
f and confidentially we believe ment of labc
,1 that the schools would fare bet- js not ,
ter under the jealous care and djvjsi0n
Q ?.VIfc OUptI JIOIUII VI MIC gUUU .1 II
e women of any community, in ,
)f co-operation of course with the Pro*s'res^- 1
a men who are capable and will- as- marketin
ing to act in similar capacity. !.1( e s<> f
The responsibilities of notar- [ami.er? an(1
e ies are not such as preclude dispose <
women from being capable. In t,ie farm so
?- many offices, no doubt, the done with
,f women employes now discharge fa,'ms. "hie
o all of the work of preparing lz?d. but the
s papers for attestation, and do ,and develon
s ivory thing except the mechan- Parity and p
e ical work of affixing the no- P^e on ^he t
, tarial seal. This delicate atten- 011 the sevei
e tion is left to man. Give worn- aml the peoj
r, an th? right to be a notary pub- for good gov
r\ be* ami there will never be any schools, gooi
n discussion of its propriety. clean politics
tj We believe that there are are strugglir
s many school communities that farms. The
M would not only suffer no in- ment of lab
[_ convenience or lack of efficien- measured al<
cy from having women on the of days of \\
r school boards, but really would and these pc
e profit by a change. Women as the real sub:
a class are better acquainted If there i:
e with educational technicalities mind of any<
n and educational needs than are a real invest
h men. ties of the Pi
v At any rate it is high time dispel this d
[bat women is being given her ties are thriv
e liberation from the bondage of settled by ti
0 lares et penates, from the ser- the country,
. vitude of wash-pots and the divide and s
e skillets, and given an opportuni- so that ever;
s ty to take a more active part in place he call
s the great, big, material world blighting ell
J which needs woman's refining has affected
influence and the inspiration of Abbeville c
;1 her ideals more than woman With vast ar
needs the unfolding influence tile lands in
1 upon mind and soul which ser- 8tate the o'
r vice for the public good would content to ft
give her.?Columbia Record. labor, and
e ~ ( The lands re
s , ; and almost v
, Ominous. p . wifhin
' "WTiat did the chief of the cannh 1,ut ^l*nni
:t bal tribe say when the pretty girl mis- .VChrs? these
f slonariea were brought into his pres- into the hanc
p ence?' "Smacked his lips and said: willing to di
. 'Some chickens.' "?Baltimore Ameri- 8niall farms.
- cau- now own thii
3 SCIATICA'S PIKRCINO PAIN this section
To kill the nerve pains of Sciatica more in the
J you can always depend on Sloan's their lands u
i Liniment. It penetrates ty the seat or ,
pain and brings ease as soon as it wore Who o\\
[> is applied. A great comfort too wit'- acres of the
i Sloan's is that no rubbing is required, years ago.
e Sloan's Liniment 1b invaluablo for ' rr^e count]
t stopping muscular or nerve pain of , , .
any kind. Try it at once if you populated Wlj
1 suffer with Rheumatism, Lumbago, to own smal
f Sore Throat. Pain In Chest. Sprains, few years W(
1 Bruises, etc. It is excellent for Neu- f^em with (
ralgia and Headache. 25c at all ' llf u.
J druggists. ?00(! out ?U1
1 houses and c
Mending Chin.. f0,on>" 0IJIre
Put the pieces together carefully, yGstercmy
3 | tie firmly and boil lei sweet milk for room weatl
t. half an hour. China so mended will unceiled, CO
u Iaat tor years. boards and w
VSTER NEWS. JANTAHY 28. It'lC.
RMS AND MARKET"!
ress delivered be-e i^ncl this should be a fi
ileton Farmers' so- ure of the economical
iry Houston calls ment of labor?either <
the fact that the or that of others,
state are growing The secretary says 1
year, the average) marketing conditions
/it tain ii iK rtuuu i i i? :? ljJiijvtfii in \ lie SOU! I
d, while HO years are acres and acres
s contained an aver- which may be more
five hundred acres, p anted in food crops
,ary believes that cotton. Sweet point
in is too small for ish potatoes who
:a! employment of corn and all kinds <
at the country will may be crown here, bu
is it should on that 1 > market; and this
I of which shows *. ised. as he says, by
rotary is not in- thai the individual fa
> real conditions in small a unit. The pro
or that he does not the farms need real cc
s real prosperity in finding markets for
ress. Fifty years products. It is not that
ic farms had five pie do not want to di\
each they were money crops, but the
s of a few lordly that they cannot div
and the lands were these crc ps, because
II by negroes and monel to educate child
class." It is possi- homes, build school he
such large farms the preacher and have
nployed more days lorn conveniences of \
than now, and the Mid this is why cotto
ml farming imple- in the south and the
used more days in the subjects.
t we doubt it. If the secretary sha
; not the real ques- to devise some means
v men then owned the farmers of the s<
hich sold for little learn to co-operate and
these few were kets for other money <
hase lands. Conse- hall teach them to h
people who did the selves, and not look tc
;re not farmers but ernment and the polit
1 the lands were succor, he will have di
borers are wont to thing substantial for
pie. But when the i
*e later years, every opened for potatoes, tl
:ome, or desires to js, that we shall have
landlord. Conse- candidate for every of
ead of the tenant county, and the sam
e day laborers of true with tomatoes, a
me by, we have a es, and blackberries,
ncreasing number ple of the farms wan
rs, who are willing learn that farmintr i
1 farms, to live on ness, and that it shou
ind educate families r;e(j on jn a business
ivho are a part and one nian can come in
e country, all ot munity and collect the
1 enter into consid- of a single kind there
1 \ve weigh the re- fhe people how to find
g from the employ- for it, the lesson will
?r. learned. It is not tha
correct to say that pie will not learn, but
of the lands into need a teacher. It is
farms is impeding every community nee<
Ither causes, such er.?Press and Banner
g conditions may
nod with the small roil rmiJmKWs c
he may not be able
?f the products of You ,,st* an>M
for your child's couch am
well as COUld be I ?r. King's New Discovev>
fewer and larger pared from Pine Tar mixe'r
h might be organ- in? an(1 ??otiiinu balsam
, not contain anyhin^ harr
real ^ progiess in siiKj,tiy laxative, just em
npent, in the pros- ;>? i the poisons from the
rogress of the peo-| King's New Discovery is ?
arms will be found I 1{1mH the, ( n,d Rerms?
, . , I plegm?loosens the <
rty-SIX acie faun. ? goothes the irritation. D
)le who are looking treatment. Cougiis and <
ernment, for good 1,a'1 l? serious lung trou
. ; . ,,,i also good for adults am:
[I communities and|(}M to(,.lv AU ,
t, are the men who;
ig to own the small
economical employ- '-ALARM" THAT IS Ni
or should not be
:>ne by the number Yet the ,nvention May
'ork but by iesult>, Upon to Awaken Ev<
ople are showing Soundest Sleeper
utantial results.
S any doubt in the Alarm watches that sign
)lie on this subject, tor which they are set by i
igation in the coun- in& ure common, but a
iedmont section will aIarm watch wh,ch accom
, , _/ same result is entirely ne'
oubt. Those coun- The Btwy haa been told c
ing most which aie man who possessed a rin
he white people ot watch and who, with his
who are willing to awakened everv mnrntnc h\j
ubdivide the lands, tinkle of tho watch under
y man may have a it took this man's wife flv
is his own. The the 8tory goes, to discovi
eet nf hirire fnrnN alarm watch and not the
the western part o" ??'
. e r every morning. Tho noist
ounty for >ea s. watch however, performs
eas OI the most let - morning task differently,
this part ol the ieBS alarm consists of a
wners have been tightens about the wrist, tl
irm them bv negro gradually increasing until
thriftless tenants. th'' ?< th?
mained undesirable la''", s
, , - and twisting the stem of t
valueless, toi \ears. -.j^ turn?world's Advant
the last fifteen
lands have passed
Is of men who were _ Honesty in Man
vide them and sell 8 your i(ica ot
Many men who ?an; ... An hon*" ai\K
, J e , . Klmp, 'is one who tikes thi
rt> acres of hind in alc in prjva|e tiiat he saj
are today WOlth when his wife is living a n
dollars and cents aing."?Philadelphia Recori
fill bring than men
rned three hundred
same lands twenty Q[ DER BUT STB
ry IS oeing rapidly T>< be healthy nt seventy
th people who want ,OTt>'? is sound advice, boa
l ? strength of middle life we too
, ,, 'i that neglected colds, or cai
} shall see many of ment of slight ache* and pt
comfortable homes, undermine strength and br
ldings, with school wi^resa for later years
? i To be stronger when older
hurchf.S, a happj blood pure and rich and acti
e people, where on- strength-building and bloo?l
there was the two- properties of Scott's Emulsio
mrhnnrdod hnimp food, a tonic end a medicine*
lernoaroeo nouse. bloo<l nch allevUte rhetv
vered With rude | avoid sickness. No alcohol i
'ith a mud chimney aeon & Bowne. Bioomiieid
5 1 POINT.
+ OF
nal meas- v
employone's
own * These ^
;ruly that > __ _ __ __
tm UNDEF
profitably 'I*
than in + nn^T^r1!"
s-ossij ii r ! ;
>f fruits J
Ihr'H','- To its 1)1" sent Vailine t*
" ty iie t
the fief +
rni is toe +
liucers 01: | Award tin iul P- i:w. II
(operation v International Exposition,
all these'I
t the peo- $ Holder International P|
ersjpy on * Trophy for Ten Years,
trouble is +
ersify on % Elliott-Cresson Medal t
it takes ^
ren, build v Endorsed by World's Ch
uses, pay $
the mod- *
n's & $ "The Machine You
farmers *
,11 be able ^??
by which . 4.-; 4* ;
Duth may.'T
+ South Carolina 1
I' the Kov-1 Missionary Move;
icians for ^ .
J theS(peo-1 Februar
ic trouble Very Low R<
a potato 4
fice in the 4 ^
e will be +
"rrt: i S0UTHER1
t most to ? ^
! $2.40
to a com- 4
; produtcs,^ 1#
and show v Tickets on sale r
a market & .if. 1 i* r< 1
have been t witn final limit Feb
t the peo- T
that thev $ For Tickets call on
here that *
Is a lea,!- | W g Ccauthen
T
+
H'K+.f* ?
tinp better! .
ll ('()!(! tht!il ' It
is pro- a ? v?4 A A >t
! w:?h heal- VV>%^rVVVVV
s. It does
iifttl and is ?
? Lancaster,
raises lit
ouuli and JL n rf1 .
Kir;,:: * a trust
I INSU1
"ticct tree 1
JIOLLLOO
A Office in Fin
Be Relied
sn the
. .
al the time j i
shrill ring"noiseless"
T ..
plishes the ^ 1j1I6, J .
if u married Gl&SS, I
ping alarm y ,
wife, was idry an
the silvery ?
his pillow. \y
e years, so
?r that the __
neighbor's
ikening her SOUTHERN RAILWAY
eless alarm Premier Carrier of the South
i its early PASSENGER TRAIN SCHBDUL1
The noise- Trains arrive Lar.crsier from:
cord which 7o. 118?Yorkvlllr, Rock Hill a
tie pressure intermediate station? 8:31 a.
released by >'o. 113?Charleston, Columbia a
This iB ac- intermediate stations lu:
small slide B- mhe
watch a No. 114?Marion. Blacksburg, Ch
?e. lotte and intermediate statlo
1:35 p. m.
No. 117?Columbia, Klngsville a
intermediate stations, 7:41 p.
an honest Trnlns ,eave Lancaster for:
replied Mr ?Klngsville, Columbia a
same mu- intermediate stations, 8:31 a.
s be likes No. 113?Rock Hill, Blaoksbu:
?? Marion, Charlotte and inti
nJSical eve- | mediate stations, 10:05 a. m.
NO. 114?Klngsville, Colurab
?t1 n rt /4
V/UUI lOStuu ai:u iinoiuiouie
stations 1:35 *. n.
llnlRr!} rJo< 117?Rock Hill, Yorkvtlle a:
UllUUft intermediate stations, 7:
iiSw ^in tlu' Schedule figures are published
often fotvel ' Information only, not guarantee
t-leas treat- F'or information as to passeng
lins, sinpl> fr res etc., call on
ing chronic _
, keep yotu
ve wfth tlx Trolley Car on Runners.
' nourishing When the ground is covered w!1
:o keep youi BDOW ln at least one city In Norwt
ruatMui aud a trackless trolley car hauls as a tra
n Scott's. | er a passenger car mounted on ru
.n.j. ners
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MERIT |
e brought the J
irof'TTTO *
\ Ui a KK
V At- ?fce Via aic- e&.ajfiti.* ?.?
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osition. v
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icccl anil Avurajy Tvpewritev *
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or Mechanical Supremacy. +
i
amp'ons ami all Great Typists. I
i Will Eventually Buy'' t
4 !4 4 : ?i?; 4. 4* i-* : + .
M -IAWWi
+
Convention Laymen's *
ment,Columbia, S. C. ?
y 6-9,1916 I
unci Trip Fares 1
/ia f
M RAILWAY |
TRIP FROM <PO /in I
CASTER <P^.^U |
t 1 1 A 1
eoruary 4-y inclusive +
i. 12,1916 I
Agent Lansaster, S. C. |
Savings Bank f
Company f
rance !
5t National Bank.
4
ire, Health, Liability, Plate .1
Occident, Automobile, Burg- >
d Suretv Bonds. j
T I T ? - ? O- ^ii i. *-? ?
l . xjciuuasuei oi Liiiester xty. uo.
Schedule In Effect August 16, 1916.
ES. Eastern Tlrae.
WESTBOUND.
,nd i Lv. Lancaster ...6:00am?2:30pm
m- Lv. Fort Lawn ..6:30aih?4:08pm
.nd , Lv. Bascomville ..6:45am?4:28pm
06 i Lv. Richburg ....6:55am?4:43pm
j Ar. Chester 7:30am?5:25pm
-r- j EASTBOUND.
aB' Lv. Chester .... t?:00am?6:45pm
Lv. Riehburg ... 9:45am?7:27pm
nd Lv. Bascomville .10:00am?7:38pm
m. Lv. Fort Lawn ..10:30am?7:"5pm
Ar. Lancaster ...11:00am?8:25pm
nd Connections?Chester with Southm
ern. Seaboard and Carolina & Northr(T
western Railways,
ilj Fort Lawn, with Seaboard Air
Line Railways.
Lancaster ,wth Southern Railway.
la,
ite
nd
4j Remarkable Clock.
A clock made entirely of straw and
as willow withes has been completed re?
id. ceutly in Switzerland. The chimes
er are made of straw put through a specie'
process to give a ringing sound.
? Not a bit of metal was used in the
unique clock.
th Convenience of the Mirror.
vy A mirror is a convenient thing to
11. have around when you are looking for
n- your best friend.?Philadelphia Reo
ord.
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