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| "1| SHOULD WORRY." j
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You won't, if you follow the lead |
of the Rev. Dr. Rose. j
Only to-day is ours. Yesterday r
has passed into history; tomorrow t
has not come; it never may. It E
was the Master who said in that most {
comforting sixth chapter of St. Mat- |
thew: "Take, therefore, no heed [
for'the morrow; for the morrow j
shall take thought for the things of.
itself. Sufficient unto the day is
the evil therof." S
Following is an epitome <H a nota
ble sermon delivered on a recent Sun- 11
day, by the Rev. Henry R. Rose, in J
the Church of the Redeemer, Newark,
N. J., of which he is the pastor. Coun
seling against the folly of worry, he I
said: |I
"One of the days I never worry ,
about is yesterday, simply because I I
cannot change it if I would. I did . ft
the best I knew how yesterday, but I
even if I hadn'e, what is the use of |
crying over - spilt milk? Yesterday [
was mine; it is now God's. < [
^"Another day I do not worry about I
is to-morrow. It is bound to comc,! f
and if I dread it, I am simply weak- g
ening myself when it arrives. The |
best plan is to prepare yourself for I
the future by improving the present,
and then when it comes you will be ?
ready for it, and it will be eager for i
you. Doors of opportunity are }
bound to. open for prepared men and *
i women.
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| "If I do not worry about yesterday
or to-morrow, why should I worry
about to-day? Why worry at all?
Make it your practice to live one day
at a time and see how finely it works
out.
"Any man can say 'no' to temptation
for iust one dav. Any man
| can fight his battle to-day. Any man
| can bear his burden for a day. If
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i he does that, he will find himself able
to do it every day and be the winner
in the end. If we try to live two or
th^ee days at a time, one of them will
upset us.
"Look backward for inspiration;
look forward for progress; look ^
around you for material for Stepping- ?
stones to higher things and never f
dispair. A man's house should be ij
on the hill-top of cheerfulness and se- |
renity, so high that no shadows |
rest upon it, and where the morning |
comes so early and the evening tarries
so late that he may have twice as
many golden hours as those of other
men. He is to be pitied whose;
house is in the valley of grief be-J
tween the hills, with the longest J
nights and the shortest days."
Read the above carefully and carry
it with you. When you feel blue, or I
get a 'grouch' on, read it over. If
you run across a man that has himself
so centered that he thinks only
of his own troubles and believes the
whole world is against him, let him
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IS EPILEPSY CONQUERED?
| New Jersey Physician Said to Have
Many Cures to His Credit.
3 Red Bank, N. J.,?Special advices
1 from every direction fully confirm j
] previous reports that the remarkable
H treatment for epilepsy being adminjj
stered by the consulting physician of
j] the Kline Laboratories of this city is
j] achieving wonderful results. Old
jj and stubborn cases have been greatly
3 benefited and many patients claim
3 to have been entirely cured.
3 Persons suffering from epilepsy 1
0 should write at onceto Kline Labora- 1
j] tories, 147 Broad St., Red Bank, N. s
jj J., for a supply of the remedy,
j] which is being distributed gratuitous8
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DRY GOODS
12 l-2c 40-inch Lawn, per yd. ?,?
10c Dress Ginghams, per yd.
10c 40-inch wide White Lawn, per yd
10c Fancy Crepe, per yd.
20c Fancy Crepe, per yard
10c Brown Linen, per yard
10c White Goods, per yard
12 l-<2c Brown Linen, per yard
25c Brown Linen, per yard
25c Rice Cloth, per yard
7 l-2c Apron Ginghams, per yard
8 l-2c Apron Ginghams, per yard
25c Voile, per yard ;
12 l-2c Check Muslin, per yard
12 l-2c Galateas, per yard '
25c Table Linen at
10c Percale, per yard
10c Towels
J 12 l-2c Towels
I 50c Table Linen, per yard
Bleeching, the yard, from 5c t<
38-inch White Homespun, per yard
10c Heavy Cheviots, per yard
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9 l-2c You should ijves
8 l-2c suit.
8c $7.00 Men's Palm Bea
8 l-2c $7.50 Men's Palm Bei
i Sr $10.00 all-wool blue S
8 l-2c $12.50 all-wool fancy
8 l-2c $15.00 Suits, at
9 1.2c $17.50 and $18 Suits,
Boys' Suits, ages froi
19e lowest prices.
15c 25c. Wa3h Neckties for
6 i-2c MEN'S u:
19c
o i 2c 25c Muslin Underwea
10 50c B V D Underwear
" . " Mens' Dress Shirts wi
22 l-2c lars, from
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- .75 Pants at
> 9 l-2c $1.00 Pants at
5c $1.50 Pants at
8 J-2c $2.00 Pants at
>ortunity to save dollars.
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lea what you can
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tigate before buying a new
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erge Suits $7.48
Serge Suits $9.48
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45c to 85c
NEE PANTS
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58c
79c
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