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y come n nd0 it-pn e t lycme'. fi JAnd isets stock before making th6ipur fiase4i My stock consists of Dry Goods, G06etles, etc. Cll in tq see. Will be delighted to make you close prices on every thing-tandAatisfaction guaran teed. . Yours for business, W.R. REID. Prepared to furnish .every thingi n theway of supplies. Buster Brown and Tige, and the new Humpty-Dumpty de signs are combinations of Eqs ter Dyes this year. They are very popular with the children, and are. especially appropriste for Easter gifts, and prizes for egg parties. Bring or send your children down to see my display -of Easter 'iovelties. it doesn't cost you anything .and I am sure that it will afford them much pleasure. Special prices made to merchants when buying to resell. Brick! Brickll For. Sale by C. H. CANNON. NOTIOE. All persons desiring to offer Bites for the new Court Honse for Newber .ry County, are requested to file thieir sealed proposals, containing a full de scription of .the property offered and *The priee of same, -with George 8. Mower, Chairman, Nowherry, S. C., on or before March 31st, 106. The Commission reserves the right to re ject any or all proposals submitted. Ottod-Klettner, Secretary pro tern. Ma rch 15, ,1906.* NOTICE .TO ADMINISTRATORS; EXECUTORS, GUARDIANS, AND TRUSTBES.. You are hereby notified'/that the time for making annual returns r*e quired by law is at hand and you are hereby requested to attend to the same as soon as possible. John C. Wilson, -. P. N. C. --4 REVIVO RESTORES VITAITY LAiTMade a Wel! Man the3 of Me. sa-e WIII1*b~ therot ab s41 ~y~u~IYi Eow uia sione naes * *a0 $t 30r-to. IVt I1ehoqtLw h hihd eigefed& tdd h erha#i,s I e4n4ettyrwhid we lgtoi t)i r great 6tOktet kh li" l >f .cit .ntere to jj,. atQo 9aW is, it rpay b-n .,an) eee o ti(tte PhLO.e it, 6 ,oiytwii'ry 4e, aiIs:, sh~'tiangtoii, Jobriiry 28$850. My )ear I am hap. ly to lern that you are 8o'dolighteil vith the plan of the inatiitition, and he peOliar advin6ages-it affods, f6l ,apid improvemert, not only -in th< xequisition. of legal - knowledge, bit n a.familiarity with the practice, anil 11e inprtant mat'ter of extemport ipeaking. I regaid tiislatter as on< )f the most essential features of tht nstitution. - Could. have enjoyed ir ny preparatory course, as you do, tht >pportunity of 'drilling every day' i ;he great are, and the trial and argn. nent of causes, under- constant and ,ompetent instruction I have no doubi should haye betn, in all the practi. ial requisites of -success, 10 years ir dvance of 'what 1 ivas w,%hen I enter. id the profession. I well r6member vhien connected with the law school it Litchileld, Connecticut, the- nec(l ve' all felt of some .advattages ir ,peaking. These constant exercises n which you are required to engage >efore so large a number of yofir fel. ow students, is for nothing else thati he self-confidence which they musl 0radually inspire; will, in. the end )rove exceedingly valuable. I shall iever forget the painful, the indes. wibable 'embarrassment under whicli I labored in the delivery of my maiden speech,' before a court-ai 3mbarrassment which it require( years of practice to overcome. Im. rove thei,'my dear -B-, the rart privileges which the institution af rords you. Be systematic -and pune. Lual in the performance if all yom hities and remember, that the pro ression you have chosen imposes a i condition precedent. to success th< necessity of constant and arduous labor. In it there is no disguising oi He's capacities or deineiits. Tht physician 's art is concealed; and b3 flippant technicaties, and an air ol professional wisdom, he may produe the belief that he is what lie -is not The clergyman has time to at choic4 rf subjects, 1ad a woulj of othe men's thoughts, to aid him in pre f'>rations for the, pulpit. But th lawyer, whether in the office, or be fore a court and jury, can assum nothing which lie does not possess His legal opinions are soon to bi li?ted iY the severest. ordeal, and hii pweensons as Anl advocate' must h6 real, or they will avail him notlling And I would atlso) hav'e you remembel that you will be besdt with constan templtationis to swerve I he' standar' of high moral integrity. The yer obligation of 'the lawyer to -defen< his client, tight or wrong, ,tend t< familiarize him with ei'ror, and ti blunt' his natural abhorrence of de pravity; and by obligations I meai such only as would lead him to seel the great ends of justice. Beyona this, even though it should result ii your aggrandizement, I wvould no hia'e you put forth a singld exertion in the dlefence of one. whom you be lieve to he0 guilty proceed no furthie thtan is necessary to' elicit the trut by ani even balance of testimony. am awvare it will often bQ d.iffult, i thuis respect, 10 draw ,a precise lini betyWeeni the dutties you will ~owe your client atnd those due to yoursel and( the community. But, a cultiva ted and refined moral sense-the bas is of uall that is grand and beautifui in human character, and which, trus4t, above all things else, you wil seek t.o incorporate into your owvn will generally lbe a safe and accurat< guidec. lint I imust close. This ma: be the last of my communications t< you. I feel myself sinking uinder thi wasting power of disease. My endi priobab)ly near.--p~erhaps ('cry neam Before I reatch it, I have bitt one se rious wish to gratify; it is to see m; cotuntry quieted tinder some arrange mont-alas! I know not what-tha willl be satisfactory to all and safe t< the south.-/ ''Most affectionately youns, The young law student may be en coutragedl whien he reads of Mr. ('al huouin'a ''painful embarrasuuwet i his maidlen speech.'' Is statemen about 'the ''ten years' advance-' tha better preparai,ion wvould 'havie give1 him looks strangely wvhen brough into connection Wvith a few fixed,.his tonic dates. Mr, Calhoun swvas.admit ted to the bat when 25 y'ea s of age was in the South Carolina legislatur when 20, in congr.e when 28f in th cabinet, qa srptagy of )gr wihu 85 tit4rdbt to pga i 'glonfia4boadd0d from no wh0 ords re wort y to b readcareful. Tho ~Expoitor's Bible" ..1ent nglish .Coinnentary in -inan v-uhios, by u1any autho's. The first Efisde to the Corinthians wAs as" signed '.to )r. Marcus'. Dods, profeskt of theology, 'dinbtrgh. . thii epistle Paul i-feis :t . the ear1theb ed,r- at that tfine. ' 'This opens th way, for the learned Scotch common tatorI tu- speak:of the court and'Aw yer of today.' St. Paul, therefore,'while he -con jtrasts the subjects in 'which. a lawN yer-likc mind will fid employtent il this world and the next,' reminds us that those who are here trained to nderstand character and to discorn where right and justice lie will be in 110 want of employment in the world to come. The matters which enme be i fore our courts, or which are refer i red privately to lawyers, may often lie im themselves very paltry. A vast proportion of legal business is created by changes from which the future life I is exempt, changes consequent on death, on marriage, on pecnfiinry diS asters. But underneath such suits as these the keenest of human feelings are at work and it is often in the power of a lawyer to give to man ad vice which will save his conscience 'ronm a life-long stain, .or which will bring comfort into a' family instead of heart-burning, and plenty in place of poverty. The physician keeps us in life; the minister of Christ tells us onl what principles we ought to live, but the lawyer takes our hand at ov ery great practical step in life and' it is his function (arid surely there is none higher) to insi9t, on a conscien tious use of money, to point '-out the just. claims which others have upon us, to show the right and the wrong in all our ordinary affairs and thus - to bring justice and mercy down from heaven and make them familiar to the market place. And theWefore 1any of th flinest characters and hest intellects hvive, devoted theinselves and always will devote. themselves to this profession. It may attra*ct m4ny from less worthy motives, but it 1will always attract those who are nlot. con cerned to save mn from practical folly, and who wish to see the high est principles boitght into direct con tact. with human affairs. If the legal mind degenerates into a more memory for technicalities and acuteness in ap plying forms, nothitig calk be Inor< contemptible 6r dani'ous to ch'i-a". - ter. but.' if it .takes to do with real things and not with forms only; ai tries to see what equity requires ani n.ot. merely what the letter of the lay enjoins and seeks to forward the,well being of menl, then surely there is m, profession in which there is suet y abimdant. opportunit' of eariing thi beatitude which says, 'blessed irc the peacemakers,' none' in which~ t h tsenlses can better be exercisedI to dis 1 cern between good and evil, none it 'whiidh mien may better be p)repared foi I the higher requirements of a heaven; > Ry society in which sonme are mnad< > rulers over ten cities. - The first and last sentences of Dr i D)ods perhaps surprised or even start t led the reader. But the entire- pas I age is suggestiv'e. Alny respectabhl lawyer may hear'cjuie'tiy and cal1 I the coarse Sneers or flippanit fling: .made at is profession. Yet it shoul< - be a great- 'estraiht on some of thi prIofession and~ a great inispiraition t< 1 others to remember that the bench I and the bar through the private anc i professional lives of their member: a must keep a very hligh rank amon) i the agencies that restrain, protee f strenigthlen and-.enrichl modernl so .. ciety. , Jas. H., Carlisle. I Wofford College,'Spartanhuig, S. C. IAnyway, there is more or les: originality aboult thIe man wvho ride: a hobby. Th'[le most satisfactory man to tell oke to is the one who has alreada -started to laugh. -A PIANO OR ORGAN FOR YOU t To the head of every family who ambitious for the future and educatioi of his children, we have. a Special Pro positionl to make. No Article in the home shows thi -evidence of culture that does a Piano o Organ. 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