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SUGGESTIVE QUESTIONS ON THE
IUBV. I>K. IilNSCOTT FOR
PRESS HIBLE
The object of. the International
promote, by questions, through the
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School Lessons.
(Copyright 1910 by Rev.
SEPTEMBER 10TH, 1911.
Subject: "Daniel ami His Com
panions; a Temperance Lesson."
Dan. 1:8-20.
Golden Text: "R ls good neither
to oat flesh, nor lo drink wine, nor
enytMng whereby tivy brother stum
pier, h." Rom. xiv: 21.
(1.) Verse 8-Who was Daniel,
and bow did he get to Babylon?
(2.) What did Daniel propose for
his food?
(3.) What are the advantages and
disadvantages (1) of a meat diet,
(2) of a vegetable diet?
(4.) Is there any reason to be
lieve that Cod originally meant man
to he a meat eater?
(6.) If meat is necessary for
strength, how do you account, for the
strength of the horse and the ele
phant, ns both are vegetarians?
(G.) ls there any reason to think
that the craving, or desire for meat
is an artificial appetite?
(7.) What evidence is there that a
purely vegetable diet would Increase
the health and longevity of the peo
ple?
(8.) Verse 9-Did God lu some
supernatural way cause the prince of
the eunuchs to love Daniel, or in any
other way than through Daniel's lov
able manner?
(9.) Does God turn the hearts of
people to love or favor good Chris
tians wholly apart from their actual
attractions?
(10.) Verso 10-Which people are
the healthier, those who have abund
ance of rich food and who eat all
they can or those who have plain
food and eat only enough to give
them sufficient strength for their
work?
(ll.) Verses 11-13-What should
be our rulo as to the kind and quan
tity of food we eat?
(12.) Which class In the commu
nity is generally the healthier; tho
ric'i or those respectable people who
have to struggle "to make ends
meet?"
(r.!.) Take one hundred persons
who drink nothing but water and an
other hundred persons who drink In
toxicating liquor and compare their
probable condition as to (a) health,
(b) wealth, (c) happiness.
NEWS ITEMS FROM OAK WAY.
Protracted Meeting Brings 37 Addi
Hons to Church-Baptizing Sept. ?.
Oakway, Aug. 28.-Special: I
notice in last week's Westminster
terns that "Rev. F, G. Lavender con
ducted a successful meeting at Cross
Roads." That ls a mistake, lt was
at Oakway (New Bethel) Baptist
church. Thirty-seven joined-34 to
he baptized Saturday, September 9th.
The baptizing will take place at 10
a. m. near A. Bearden's. Parties
wishing to go should go to Mr. Bear
den's house, then through his pas
ture to the creek.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Bruce?gave the
following a nice time last week: Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Kay, of Belton; Mr.
and Mrs. Reese Fant, of Townvlllo;
Miss Leda Bruce, of Anderson; Fur
man and Miss Ollie Mitchell, of
Honea Path, and Miss Julia Wilson,
of Craytonville; Broadus Bagwell,
of Seneca, and Miss Mattie Blgby, of
Honea Path. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce are
a jovial couple and make one feel
like coming again and staying
longer.
Miss Eliza Sutherland and Miss
Flora Mat tison, of Belton, aro visit
ing at the home of A. L, Foster.
Mrs. W. G. West, of Hendorson
ville, N. C., is spending a few weeks
with her sister. Mrs. W. D. Martin.
Miss Bonnie Tompkins ls visiting
her aunt at Pelzer.
Mrs. A. N. Jay nos is on tho sick
list, but she ls some better at this
w ritlng.
Rev. J. G. Graham, of King's
Mountain, N. C., ls spending a week
or so with relatives in this section.
Miss Cordelia Dearden ls visiting
her brother, C. C. Bearden, ol' At
lanta.
Wo aro sorry to learn that A. L.
Foster has sold his place and will
move to South Georgia this fall.
Jesse Johns left, last Friday for
Willington, Kansas. Ho will spend
a few days in Atlanta visiting his
aunt.
Mrs. W. H. Norris is visiting rela
tives and friends around Six-Mile,
Bickens county.
A large crowd was disappointed hy
the excursion not stopping al West
minster last Friday.
We have prayer meeting every
Wednesday night. Next. Wednesday
night the subject will be "The Ton
Virgins." Everybody invited.
J. W. and W. T. Bearden and Mr.
Hill attended tho Confederate reun
ion in Columbia last week.
Feel languid, weak, run-down?
Headache? Stomach "off"? - Just a
plain case of lazy liver. Burdock
Blood Bitters tones liver and stom
ach, promotes digestion, purifies tho
blood.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON DY
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T. S. Llnscotl, D. D.)
(14.) Who were Hananlah, Mi
shael and Asarlah?
(15.) Verses 14-15--Wbat was the
result of the test made upon these
three Hebrew young men, In eating
a strictly vegetable diet, and drink
ing nothing stronger than water?
(16.) Should this test from expe
rience bind our conscience,, and
cause us to eat and drink as they
did? Why, or why not?
(17.) Verso IC-What in our day
are tho chief evils of gluttony, and
what are the chief evils of drunken
ness?
(18.) To what extend would the
world l>o better if tho USO of intoxi
cating liquor ns a beverage could be
stopped? (This is one of the ques
tions that may bo eanswered in
writing by members of the club.)
(19.) Verses 17-21-To what ex
tent may all men develop their abil
ity by increasing their knowledge?
(20.) Why is it not possible for
all persona with sufficient study to
become first-rank artists, orators,
poets and scientists, or to attain to
supernatural powers Uko Daniel and
his companions?
(21.) Were the learning and wis
dom of these four young men ac
quired, or the gifts of (?od?
(22.) Where do you draw the line
as to the possibilities of present
spiritual or supernatural powers?
Lesson for Sunday, September 17,
IOU: Daniel's Companions in the
Eiery Furnace. Dan. Hi.
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END OF THE "LONE STAR ?'
Propose to Divide State of Texas into
Three Suites.
The emhrogllo over the prohibi
tion election in Texas, which was
carried from the polls to the State
Legislature, called to discuss finan
cial matters, is producing some of
the greatest sensations in the his
tory of tho State. Recently the pro
hibitionist members of tho Legisla
ture proposed a new constitution for
tho State that would contain State
wide prohibition. This was in the
form of a resolution introduced in
the Senate providing for the calling
of a constitutional convention the
first Monday In March, 1913. The
wording of the resolution was that
"tho delegates are to bo chosen by
the voters of the State qualified to
vote under tho existing laws for
members of the Legislature." This
would eliminate the negro vote. The
resolution went to a committee;
where it still is.
This pieco of thunder was imme
diately met hy the nntl-prohiblllon
ist members, who Bp ran g the great
est sensation ol* all, providing to di
vide tho State of Texas into three
great Commonwealths, allowing
North Texas to bo divided into !wo
States and South Texas composing
Cue ?hird. in (his way, they said,
North Texas, which ls "dry," could
vote State-wide prohibition without
opposition, while South Texas, which
Is solidly "wet," would not he ha
rassed hy politics of other sections.
Ti'n matter has not. reached the
resolution stage, yet it is the senti
ment, of tho solid anti-prohibition
delegates In tho Legislature.
ALCOHO!
is almost the wont thin? for
consumptives. Many of the
"juat-as~good" pr?paration?
contain as much aa 20% of
alcohol; Scott's Emulsion
not a drop. Insist on having
Scott's Emulsion
VOB SALK BY ALL DB?OaioTS
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CONICROB8 AND VICINITY.
Protracted Meeting Closed--22 Mem
bers ?Addcil to dniren.
Coneross, Aug. 28.-Special: The
meeting which has been in progress
for the pnBt few days came to a close
Saturday morning with ll o'clock
services. Itev. Lee, who assisted in
the meeting, and the pastor, Rev.
Mitchell; left Saturday evening for
I lonca Path, where they began a
series of meetings. The meeting hore
was the source of great good to the
community and tho church. Both
Mr. Lee and the pastor are men fill
ed with the spirit of the Lord and
they labor earnestly to bring all sin
ners to Christ. They are deep think
ers, but put the gospel so plainly
that a child can understand. Twen- j
ty-two were added to the member
ship of the church. The ordinance
of baptism was administered at the
pool Saturday at 10 a. m. These
young preachers carry with them the
prayers and beet wishes of our peo
ple for blessings on their labors
wherever they are called to go.
Miss Viola Rothell returned to her
home In Georgia last week, after
having spent some time with the
Misses Arve here.
Miss Maggie Barnett, who lives
near Pleasant Hill, spent some time
last week with Miss Da/.le Hesse.
Miss Elsie Morgan, who ls teach
ing school near Central, visited the
Misses Barker recently.
Jay Hubbard and father, of New
Hope, visited at the boyne of S. M.
Ilunnlcutt, ol' Poplar, last week.
Miss Maud Coffee, after an ex
tended visit to her cousin, Miss Katie
Abbott, returned to her home In
Clayton last Tuesday.
Mrs. Josie Morgan and son, John
O., of the Prathor's community, in
Bickens county, visited the Barker
family last week.
Miss Selina Doyle, of Red Hill, vis
ited ber cousins, Mesdames L, L. Al
exander, Monroe Gumbrell and Miss
Lucy Patterson, last week. She also
visited among friends.
The B. Y. P. 1!. met at the usual
hour Saturday night and had a very
interesting meeting. Mr. Bennett, of
Anderson, gave an interesting talk.
J. C. Barker will lead tho meeting
next Saturday night and Miss Rosa
Dilworth and W. D. Barnett will give
talkB on tho lesson.
Sidney Blancbott, wife and sister
in-law, of near Walhalla, spent some
time last week with J. D. Abbott.
Miss Ada Stegall and brother, of
Westminster, visited Miss Lula Phil
lips last week.
Mrs. Effie Dean and John Dean, of
Avalon; Miss Maggie Adams, of La
vonla, and Miss Mattie McWhorter,
of Bowersville, were guests of rela
tives and friends in our vicinity seve
ral days last week.
E. P. Cox and wife, of Westmin
ster, visited Rev. W. Abbott and fam
ily last week.
Mrs Will J. Schroder and lister,
die j Rull K ,. ol Walhallt? visited
their grandmother, Mrs. Mary Dil
vorth, Issi Orilla: and Saturday.
Mrs. c. Davis sud daughter, of
Westminster, visited at the home of
Mrs. Hesse and family laut week.
Jesse CiJffee was a week-end visi
tor of bia uncle, M. Abbott.
The Sunbeams will meet with Mr.
Foster next Sunday at 0 a. m.
Will Holden and family, of Dil
lard, Ga., spent Friday night and
Saturday with tho Barker family.
They were en route to Seneca, Cal
houn, Central and other points in
Bickens county, where they will visit
relatives.
A. M. Alexander and wife, of Went
mluster, spent several days last week
with W. O. Alexander and other rel
atives.
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Addis spent
last week with W. H. Butler and
family.
Mrs. Lizzie Phillips and bright lit
tle children, of Atlanta, spent seve
ral days last week at the home of
Mrs. s. M. Hunsinger.
Mr. Bennett, of Anderson, was
among friends here Saturday and
Sunday.
S. J. Barker, of Central, spent
Thursday and Friday with relatives
in this section.
S. M. Hunnlcutt and wife attended
the Harbin-Bruce wedding at Seneca
last Tuesday.
Misses Christine and Ethel Clay
ton, of Central, were recent guests
of Miss Katie Abbott.
The Y. W. A.'s will meet next Sat
urday at -I p. m.
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Cards of Thank?.
Westminster, Aug. 28. -Editor
Courier: Please allow us space in
your valuable paper to thank our
friends and neighbors for their kind
assistance during the sickness and
death of our dear husband and fa
ther. May heaven's richest blessings
be their reward.
Mrs. G. W. Browning and Children.
West Union, Aug. 28.-Editor
Courier: Please allow ?is space
through your valuable paper to ex
press our thanks to our friends and
neighbors who so kindly hoi pud tis
during the sickness and death of our
precious wife and mother. May God's
richest blessings rest upon thom all.
J. Allen Kelley and Family.
The children of Mrs. S. E. Bell Otto
wish to thank the man) friends and
neighbors for their kindness and as
sistance during her sickness and
death. May God's blessings rest on
them all ls their prayer.
Tho Children.
Foley Kidney Pill?
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' Try them, Barton's Pharmacy, Wal
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RICHLAND LOCAL MATTERS.
lindy Goos on Excursion by Mistake.
Nows of the Community,
Richland, Aug. 28.-Special: The
crops around hore, especially cotton,
are suffering badly for rain.
Mrs. T. E. Stokes and daughters,
Abbie, Margaret and Eugenia, and
son, Theodore, returned to their
homo in Greenville Tuesday, after
having spout several weeks visiting
Mr. and Mrs. S. N. Hughs.
T; B. Wy ly returned to his work
in South Georgia the past week.
Mrs. H. P. McKey and two chil
dren left Monday tor Atlanta, where
she will spend a few days. She will
then go on to her home nt Pamaguey,
Cuba. She was accompanied by Mrs.
E. D. Foster, who will spend a few
days in Atlanta.
Miss Marjorie Barr returned home
Tuesday after a week's visit at the
home of S. N. Hughs.
Miss Ida McMahon, of Greenville,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. T.
Hubbard.
Kasey Porter and sister, of Pick
ens, visited at the homo of Jas. O.
Armstrong during the past week.
John Sanders, of Seneca, spent the
week-end at tho homo of R. M. Davis.
Joe Stribling and sister Mary, of
Helena, Ga., visited at the home of
T. B. Wyly recently.
Asa Porter, of Atlanta, ls visiting
Paul Armstrong.
Jesse Hubbard was at home to a
number of his friends Tuesday even
ing from 8.30 to 11.30 o'clock. De
licious punch was served by Miss
Cora Hubbard during tho evening,
and then a salad course. A contest
was engaged in by all present and
Miss Pauline Davis won tho prize. A
large number were present.
Richland Camp, No. 4 69, held their
third annual picnic. In the school
house grove Thursday, August 2 4.
A good crowd was present, and the
day was rather cool, so everybody
had a good time. W. C. Hughs, Esq.,
made the welcome address in a few
well chosen words and then Intro
duced the orators as follows: J. W.
Callahan), J. J, McSwain and John
M. Daniel, who made speeches suit
able to the occasion. He then intro
duced Mrs. lary C. Delahunty, of
Charleston, who has charge of the
Woodman Circle (ladles' depart
ment.) After her talk dinner was
announced, and there was plenty
there, as is always the case. There
was a base ball game, to finish up
tho day, between the locals and Oak
way. The game was good through
out, but our boys had their heads
set to beat Oakway and they did lt
(this being the first time) hy a score
of 6 to 2. About 1,000 people were
present. The Newry Brats Band
furnished music throughout the day
which was much appreciated by all
present.
Clark Wyly carried a crowd ->f our
young folks to tho tunnel Friday.
This crowd was not quite as fortu
nate a.B the other parties which have
been this year, for Miss Ada Wyly
fell while there and dislocated Upr
shoulder. Sho seems to be getting
AloSfi oil right at present.
tilJfc a numbci won! to Tallulah*
FallsFridaiy on tho excursion, among!
tl; iig ?slr. 'ititi MrsTWi C. ros-j
ter any children, Edith ah ' William,.]
Jr.; \:;s Elbert Foster, Mrs. M. .1.
McDonalu -Mm. Lucy Burris, Miss
Emily Dendy, J. P. Stribling, Stiles
Stribling, Jr H Dendy and Hov. and
?Mrs. T.. M. Stribling and son Ross.
All report a splendid time. Mrs. S.
N. Hughs wont also by mistake, for
she was meaning to get off at West
minster and do some shopping, but
the train did not stop, so she went
on.
Edward Venter gave an "at home"
Friday evening, but owing to the bad
weather all could not attend. Those
who braved the weather had a good
time. Watermelon was served; also
ice cream and cake. The out-of-town
guests were Miss Bess Ver uer and
Harry Foster, of Westminster, and
Misses Nellie and Nancy Hines, Flo
rido Propst, Lucile Hamilton, Yancy
1 Sligh, Diel and Verna Stribling, and
j Ben Lee Hamilton, Whit Holleman,
! Thornley Cary, Oscar Doyle, Seneca.
THROW OCT THE UNE.
Give Them Help and Many Walhalla
People Will He Happier.
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The kidneys need help.
They're overworked-can't get the
poison filtered out of tho blood.
Thoy're getting worse every min
ute.
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Walhalla testimony proves their
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Tho Recall Business.
(St. Louis Post-Dispatch.)
Ranging down In tho Western city
tho tourist discovered a former
mayor dancing a jig.
"You seem In flue spirits," ho sttg
gested.
"I nm," answered tho other. "I
have just been recalled."
"I don't sen anything complimen
tary about that," said tho tourist.
"Oh, yes, there ls," tho Westernei
Insisted. "This Is the second recall.'
"How is that?"
"Well, you soo, 1 wiis recalled, and
then they recalled tho recall."
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which .has been
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All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" are hub
iBrperlments that trillo with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children-Experience. against. Experiuieufe
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Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
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THC OKNTAUH OOMPAMT. TT MURRAY CTIUET. NKW TORN CITY.
MAN KIM,ED NEA? KI Chi A N'S.
Ii. W,
Kaiser Placed in Jail?
Clever Dead.
-li. P.
ENDED WOMAN'S SUFFERING.
(The State, ?8th.)
Eewls W. Balser, a farmer who
resides near Killlans, was placed In
tho Richland county jail yesterday
on the charge of killing E. F. Clever.
The shooting took place in the yard
of Mr. Ealser Saturday night at 9.30
o'clock. Coroner Walker held an in
quest yesterday and found that Cle
ver came to his death as the resultt
of a gun-shot wound by Mr. Ealser,
Mr. Clever was brought to the Co
lumbia hospital yosterday morning
in a serions colTiRttG?i TTo died
shortly after reach inf* tito hospital.
According to thc! (estimo) y
% fought oui a' the Impie;;! 0. E. Olo
Vyr, stopped ?a fronl ol thc homo 01
LejJa Earner Saturday night about
9 ?-dock. Witness Said that Clever
was ^rinking. Ile trlod to get into
.the y?w by tearing down a fence. It
was stated that Ealser, who was
seated oY. tho front veranda of his
homo with his wife and a cousin,
hearing the noise, went out lo seo
who was tryhg to tear down the
fence. He ton Clever to come
through the gate.
After talking wit. Kaiser for some
time it was stated b> witnosse that
I Clo?or started to leave. Ealser told
him to go home. Wittier. 8aj(i that
Clever commenced to curso *m\ drew
his knife. Ealser fired one s,^ over
his head. The two, it is said, 4inch
ed, and Ealser fired the fatal >j0t
Clever was wounded In tho chest.
The case was reported to Corone,
Walker Saturday night. Ho was
also Informed that a physician was
needed and that Clever might recover
If given the proper treatment. Coro
ner Walker secured a physician and
left for Killlans lato Saturday night.
Clever was hurried to the Columbia
hospital, where he died shortly af
ter arriving.
It is said that Ealser had never
niel Clever.
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Iiast of Victims Koomi.
Shakers Arrested for Causing Mem
ber's: Death by Poison.
Kiss! m mee, Ela., Sept. 1.-Egbert
Gillett and Elizabeth Sears, members
of tho Shaker colony, at Ashton,
near this city, wero placed ia Jail
here last night, charged with caus
ing the death of Sadie .Marchant, an
other member of tho colony, by the
use of poison.
Sadie Marchant died August 22d,
pud was buried on the colony land
by Gillett and 0 woman known as
Sister Amanda. The ofTtcers were
notified of tho occurrence, and after
au investigation arrested QI I lett and
the Sears woman. The j admit giving
the poison, asserting ih.u the victim
was hopelessly ill willi' tuberculosis
and- wanted-io dhKaU?~-C8cap? from
her sufferings. Thoy acceded to her
appeals and gavo her chloroform.
The dead woman was 34 years of
ago; Gillett is 53, and the woman
who is implicated with him was 74
yesterday.
Charleston, Aug. 31.-With tho
finding to-day of the body of Mrs.
M. Goodson and of tho baby, Mary
Richter, the victims of the Wappoo
mill tragedy, have all been recov
ered. These were the only two
bodies which had not been recov
ered, and with their finding tho five
victims of the washing away of the
Cassidy home Into the Ashley river
have all been found, and will be
given burial.
Mr. Goodson, of Waycross, arrived
herc last night, coming to tako part
in the search for bis wife's body. He
will leave here to-morrow morning
with the remains for his homo.
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What They Will Do for Yo?
**'cy will cure your backache,
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W. J. TAWNEY, Seneca.
Farmer Contracta Cattle Disease.
Esther wood, La., Aug. 31.-Bruce
Broussard, a farmer, is suffering
with charbon, a disease fatal to cat
tle, tho disease having been contract
ed by Broussard while removing tho
hide from the carcass of a cow kill
ed by the disease. Cattle In this sec
tion are dying by tho score, despite
the effort? of tho authorities to pro
vent Its spreading. Broussard's con
dition is serious.
The Tenderfoot Farmer
It was ono of these cxperimentnl formers, who put greco
spcotnolcs on Ins cow and fed ber shavings. His theory
was that it didn't matter what tho cow otc so long as she
was fed. The questions of digestion and nourishment haJ
not entered into ids calculations.
It's only a "tenderfoot" former that would try such
on experiment with o cow. But many a former feeds him
self regardless ol digestion and nutrition. He might almost os well eat shav
ings for all tho good he gets out of his ..tod. The result is hat tho stomach
grows "weak" the action of tho organs of digestion and nutriti. ? ore impaired
.?md the ?oau suffern tho miseries of dyspepsia and the agonies 0 nervousness.
To stren?then, the stomach, restore the activity of the or*
?ans ot digestion and nutrition and brace up the nerves*
ase Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, it ls an un*
talllni remedy, and has the confidence ot physicians aa
well as the praise ot thousands healed by Its use.
In tho strictest sense "Golden Medioal Discovery" i? ? temperance medl
cine. R contains neither intoxicants nor narcotics, and is as freo from alcohol
as from opium, cocaine and other dangerous drugs. AH ingredients printed ot?
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