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DR. CANDLER ON IMMIGRATION I Ho Says Artificially Stimulated In migration Is a Delusion and a Sutire. Atlanta Journal. With reference to drawin rorpig-n immigrants to the south, anrid espoci ally to ergila, Ihere is prevalent a blind entiulsismi wic woul not he enltilusinsiami at all it' it were not hind. Maiy people '-evis l to) have the no tion that a rnce ilrervaso of' popula- I tion, without regard to its quality or how it is secured, will of i(self, in.' crease prosperity and imiprove our colutirv. They seen to iminagnie tnt 1hat if w ean lg et foreilgnlers to cOie,t al(g4r us we ean, somehlow or other. le get them tIl loil, for oir profit in stead of tleir own. Now thi< is ai delisionl. lF rvi!,ner ar ri mm- li willing to t'ivie us the pn>fit fr'm' their labor thall we :.( to .'iv' hei tl(im. ruits of our imdlist v. Sonwe Spoe. emi lasses, lch Is rn rhaits. fml--' na,1(e oVwer4 mId 1"11,1>ry m110n m vI . mlakv a profit out f tihemi. b1t -mn )) 'd 1 144 .1 %0 410. \1k f ' ('1 14 4 i 'to 1!: p. w r llwolt bn m h- t oil Intion It a s:f ' io ta e fr>m hi4 C tmie n k; (e a : but w\hI:at b:1o)tut the OWn1Vr :1n.1 (.111iv:1h,. (1f Ilm o Ii rannr1 ri l iln l.- flit' bi. p atio , whose lib'hilmrs spetlk a forvilm ton. 4ru4. Uffei :.: a inist hi s rel'ii4ob - P4 co - viction<:. :11nd r-it l 14in 1 tn h he el Ieir h'it s tf Ili, f':I I . r 010lk-111 I10,111i 44 ia i 1 4. .o n n u Gawalyspekin foeiaerswho! :-t their vonsent t f-r-ake kind-red ndfrl 1 1evnd d 11 iv. hn1 in l tl;(p. lwt 7 T4 w' '.\m14an' 444 Iur t 4 4 t 1, 4:1 1 \ 111 * i\ the .- \ ro- 4i44 't j t ofi l '. t :l 1 v ' ' i 4n t I'( t ul r. c,e:i 1 - it, l I ve .4 1iri 11n : SOt ':n.. :re t14 t Il1 i I li\ 41Ile:4 t tn iilii ta. l eniple o inid 4144 1u 4414nn:1 44l444- 4 l' ited .% 1ueIs . Th re ar4sm will ' no b :-, - h ppn nd ti plp y .4 pl are4 ti 44.4 ho :n 4' o s sed,sie case r not imi1 an .et4,ad th p blc 1141111 t 14'.' 14 4' ' 1 4 41 44in ~ 1 peal "very in I n.m.- 14'4. 444I thor. Son thy deandle abtio wctiJlto th era orn fhr dthe d P1O"tnhl aor h ihte'fi thempeeec otepoial?Te dehan the op-I loj,rlte Thasey s who ncdvdnsfo at tedy thavecebr o tedmn ht enth we ma hrwoenor thm othethingyi deman e iiabo ty will coast it 10 e ir.111i t tin y 10dy and we shall h:ve 'ost all in rder to et gai in out of deteromrated IIt'll :n111 i wonen froi t fer lainds. Isan- who sold his birthright for a Iess of pottage. oild hardly have Ol, iVOSe th n we.1 do hen Ie\ oon vnlt t mcthnnlev hiigh tlhings foi I'd A luetre. Al'reover. w, wNill need for omy om liliroin :nd onr ehildrobrn. !''ni ill tle la.,I w ! hNvv c. \\' miv ah1reay cleared up), fields fm he \exten-ionl Of 01ur A.,rIielin unI l0111 forests art, noIe I y p-Ol e. Ol2 litmile i!z elhanleed illd Ahmib he dis.1pp1)(r:1"e0 of the tr1e,1an he fr-t lirke inOve! fUrther sotih vr' \e:l. 'he 'r w avshitna rains and .1n11:10r4,:ll 1er1ANse ' t, ov l Vo ed 1 ir qlf ho arnd rivi rs until the ibh are n :il a 1 ne. Why should -. wvel ip(1(r IA (iof (uY opult o frn"Ibroad' while theseo hines 24 iin. arnl 'ur naturaal in ivoxv of m:ive-hor"nIqpOulin iw rf 111ah un i. e re ? i ;ll -Il a i"Intl w ith1 if. ThIe ore .11: "nojj f.Io 1r4n r who woIIIhl n111 dr.,w 1,1'I fro.,m lis (erreeiif ion; do we wi, bl: ? There art. ofllirs who wolld ly n pa'hmi eheal to flte opposife ex r4nw. :11l treat our negro poplitlion rith exas pr r0qati Ihozstility aid Pon "m"" :; a wp %*e ri.ly I risk what that AINhI britg l o pas - ? No forei,_-ner's ill brine the temper mild knowledge equa i for Ilhe' Sli o f t h if' si mia f. |ob. I d 2 a ll huis d ah ni a f'Iiinmla - hi b artilia' l flitr wil ev)Wf 'It't2 01 ii. r l ' a n: i. All ilm the (nr-a Ii s here niW- We han v -ii Iln . m w \01"ll w , n n 1.hi w"nt I I wil Ieley I 911 "u u p hi o n n i rrlv ir lo y f ill t h e b !: ineth 1i : h\io t lit i.1 ha -n1. Ilr w\ill it he I-a s e'v plae s i , t IW i, ill which to) brinlg- nlp chibiren 'tho urture ad d11m:1.11 i n o t'd heI 'v n t other litflif ea toe thme ii"i1nt.11reeiveia wi't rtheinTes :4' V"r Pi "li f th t'i:1 n trall coe Disttechor ibuto y rsp For bxam l ace of the th Sf deun :onid the a epend..l 1500. Thou ist pre wid Our prlesiey ae rigtiu irmles thelhiee yor inte yra \d ing th us.ylndw W ae bumay srpelea ion,es, Sbolitiangrifa yoiulio b f mall pofilt we a rei Yorsm twulmy,vi istrbutors ili("z "I'lmi then compassing sea all( mi,l 'Or t I'e immigrants from othei shores :avre a sptacle before men anm W. A. Candler. FIVE HUNDRED M L OPERATIVES HOMELESE Spartninut. Ma rch 25.-Spartail hir- toda' had a spectaclarri fln hn ti xyl "-f\1 t vive houses occupied h. er'l~i te itl t1he Spartan mills wer( burnd1 toI tihe grmnd. The fire wa! diseered a t'ew minutes before clev ll o'hev-k ill the house of J. N. Car. VOI and despite the hard work of' th fire departmeuot spread rapidly. ''h wator supply wvas very inadegfiaht an1d" ilt 1unes, fained by tihe stron ' L ni-rthion,t wind, had inl a few himnn Inee ir hun11dred persons hM10 The l ()Iof(h mill eompan *y is4 eo itci nt .50.000, or in the nei_-h hol-h11)d which is, only parliall; 444ver11.l hy ilns,u1rantce. 'Tile lt,-4 o I e Imill (1pertid ve, nni ot-he tld(i h111 t en id rable for os' t of withe , I . h"lse hold e e v Ilwir ilfeS1,11nd in slt antves t -ar hI ir f'amiiie-. A 1ar 1 is klto1 Ilen. are no r.I1;['a Ii( ,1ltho11ugh ther'. were "overal nro a("11) v4. [t i. rIumloretd flint. an we. num,111 anld a lit tle baby were blrnmd 1t de.at1111 l up It- a late lhour1 ftoni-!1t it is imIpoS:;ihh- fo eonfirm-i the ru11ilfr Setverl siufere. sliilt iniju'ies. Ir. W . S. MomlZ llery is Ilit presidentI 1ttf the [ Sparttan mill aItd h :11n)(11n1C'11 11ha1 work of rehilinl thie hll-ined llom.-4s wo l start iflt. r14 1W. T'lhtf homelvess are bein.'-f er f"'r if t1l tle. t tills of the vitv ni Ihv S'lv.iw on: nmy hal. tk . .i 111ar rS in 1 vt r e > le-4. \.in m, lh :h rned b ibilini arv Ille 14ur l dt in ilinl' s of' the .hi1 Sit ai mru-) t t vll1i College.T et WOll, t' ra d wer 1thr1ee vor This Concerns Health. .\ thi-l. u aaioos: flit' l 1:1d need a1etil at.i onIe "Tealy onstpatdm, vory loose? e I ls kiur .i sa l . :- do1oi io i ha vei hi. a hi 1z1v in Ywur mo ithi onl Ill' you Z-1metcime.s h1a11 Imp inl inl y1ur r.i.!hIt Side. m111 :1reon rm AIT ,e Vnd1 ixn olinted 6t b)" I1eancholY to desp1nenot ?e Youl knoweilt Nothelr Youl have thesc sympaoms ord Inv,but if' y ou do,nii you probabl on'ht know wha'she a -e ter wi.h yaou. atnoud o ae a phy nt to ando tes but sinte yo arng rettain t, let usel you betnd saeg ona doctio' bili' Youuhaves tdarr?o Letsus wae wulano e llo thsil Grea Prsri buon to r, ut$ knwn b ix superior fost only $ Maybethess appteail to yh ork The $8.cot ol 50 .50 Ce n bonl wll Hardwe ouater and rslist,oebl will imakrovcued thf oud ofavtte anyou k ingd, ompin. Temdntyuhte ei ason weawil bssl ane ppblsyppa Co.yo, mity, empt. Faith. The following poem,' which was written by Judge Bleckley in 1873, was read at his funeral by Dr. Jas. W. Lee, pastor of Trinity Methodist church: Cast, out into spac, For life and for death; No bottom or base No limit beneath; No ultimate bound Albove or around No wall at the side, Nor roof overhead; No cover to hide Me, living or dead; No refuge ror Thought or for Sense, Yet F do not despair As T drift on the air, A rloaI in the homndless Tmmense. In tle deptis of tle night Comeil faiit without lig"ht, ComlPth fai60h withlout sighlt, Anti F trust tle Oreit Sovrci11gn In '10 Ie To Sat IS 001 I We make friends of c Transient trade is all is the foundation of a t W e sell for prices tha and our fair and squarc of the statement that had better try and get c We have many custom and all will tell you the BEST F . KI. Newberry No "lam''lshor inl Wall Strvel Itely ieed starve. 'Ihere an- Jlbs for1ll.11the inl the spiningl" room,ll of, SAnth x 'a rolina cottIoInumlls. A Humane Appeal. A humane citizen of Richmond, Ind., Mr. U. D. Williams, 107 West Main St., says: "I appeal to all persons with weak lungs to take Dr. King's New Discovery, the only remedy that has helped me and fully comnes up to the proprietor's recommendation." It saves more lives than all other threat ar.d lung remedies put together. Used as a cough and cold cure the world over., Cures asthma, bronchitis, croup, whoop ing .cougn, quinsy, hoarseness, and phthisie, stopus hemorrhages of the lungs and builds them up Guaranteed at W.IE. Pelham & Son's Drug Store. 50c. andl $1.00. Trial bottle free. M\oonishinecrs have assassinatedl two womtetn inl iVrginia whom they sus '' theItI unwitten lawv' '' of thle Moon shtiner s just ified it. Health in the Canal Zone. 'rho high wages paid make it a migh ty, temp)tation to our young artisans to join the force of skilled workmen needed to constr-uct the Punama Canal. Many are restrained however by the fear of fevers and malaria. It is the knowing ones-those who have used Electric Bitters, who go there without this fear, well knowing they are safe from malarioua influence with Elec tric Bitters on hand Cures blood poison too, biliousness, weakness andl all stomach, liver and kidney troubles. Guaranteed by WV. E. Pelham & Son's Druggists. 50c. The l.oi.-ville 1 lerald states that ini 1785 whtiskey was wort h $15i thle haulfI pint ini that town. It .seems that reaul whiskey was rare even in that earl tIv imne. The Touch That Heals. Is the touch of Blucklen's Arnica Salve. It's the happiest combination of Arnienx flowers andl healing balsams ever com pounded. No matter how old1 the sore or ulcer is, this Salve will cure It. For burns, scalds, cuts wounds or piles, it's an absolute cure. Guaranteed by W. E. Peiham & Son's Druggists. 25c. "'Unwvritte-n law?"' Why they write it in blood(.. Lost and Found. Lost, between 9.30 p. in., yesterday apd noon to-day, a billions attack, with nausea and, sick headach. This loss was oCCaslooned by finding at W E. Pelham & Son's drug store a box of Dr. King's New Life Pills, the guaranteed cure for biliousness, malaria and jaun dice.- 25c. kniow-. No finite or deft e Throne, Bu1t the infinite, nami11eless, 1inthink able ONE. I cainot-I dare not define The blessing He keepeth in store; His purpose, I know is divine, Nor need T know anything more; The what, and the where and the when, Iay well seem inertain to ieiii, lF'or the future, thiough ever so near, Lets few of its secrets appear: No favorite -liss may endure, No dlefinite hope hle secure Not evein Existence he sure, Bil the somethin that oight to hC fall Will happen, at last, unto all. L. E. B. A\11.1an1.1, 1873. Tie French are about to tan Mor occo. INo Considt atse Isfy R AIM AND E ur customers and cus right for a superstructt usiness. That's what t attract the most eco treatment holds them. There is no Friendship flong without Customer ere who have traded he 'LACE TO TRAD s Greatest Barg ~ .~ .~ . G You will save money and get a better roof by using PAROID. e asily laid-a rofing kit free Spark, water, gas, heat and cold p oof. tLast long a, d looks well. nep a 2 orea cnt stamp. Investigate. SAiii~A NNOIN We Meon Dest Stoues ( AND BES GO Werts & McCaughr SECURITY LOAN AN Supplies the best Fa For Saving Money at a For Building by lustalL; For Buying Land: For Borrowing 'oney Get one of Our SECURITY ( It will be the means. of your Sam a Pund that will buy L SECURITY LOAN AN 'JAMES N. Office: Cor. Boyce & Aams. ts, Ne Pri,la.v, Mlin-vii 2-', 1907. ~ ___________ PIant Woo Gdeded 8ed TABL960 PILOWS Twenty-eight years experience -our own seed arnis, trial groundo-aud large warehouse 04paity give us an equipment that Is unsutpa"'ed anywhere for supplying the best seeds obtainable. Our trade In seeds both for the GAM4-000n Parin is one of the largest in this country. saWe are beadquartdrs for Tr.Ws aod lovesr Seeds, se Grtep, seed Potatoe14 Cow 0 Peas, Soja B n and .Iother Farm Seeds. gives ffiller and more complete Intor ination about both Garden and Farm oeds than any other similar publica tion Issued in this country. Mailed / free onoqueet, WrIte forit. ToWeWood & Sons, Sfosm. RICHMONDr VA. FFORTZ tomners of our 'friends ire, but steady custo ( 2 Aie have worked for. nomical housekeepers, Doing this we dispo e in Business." A man s than without friends. re for the past 20 yeaOs E IS AT tin Palace. UT,3ORES,BURNS, &2.5 A\ lot of meaOw ay, baled fro $16.00 to $25.00 per ton. Reducti madle on large lots at~ the hay bar. Thannkingr our friends and customers for~ past favors. hoping for contimnt -wr-e of' same, call on write. R. F. D. No. 5.efT.ror,M. Phone 19-4. Business! THE mnd Funiture, T PRICES TO Sample. in's Block. D IN VESTMENT CO. cilities Profitable Rate of Interest: nent: I on Real Estate. 30NTRACT( mnd Be onvinced of its Value /ing Money and accumulating and or Build a House.4 0 INVESTMEN 00, McCAUGHRIN, SJecretary-Treasurer berry. S C.