The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, February 21, 1908, Page FIVE, Image 5
I Visit the P
r\
Exhibit
The Kimbal! Piano has been made j
f|/ over half a century. It is used and en
> ^cians, including John Philip Sousa, Li
Walter Damrosch. The manufacturer
make it the BEST PIANO IN THE W
and scientific experts throughout the
After the close of t!
! 1 for sale AT FACTOF
n
I | tisements of The Kir
II and agents and sect
lyou may be guilty o
fcash and $10.00 per
|ing once a year.
2$
, | You are invited to call and
certs each afternoon and ev
souvenir song book conts
Songs'* free to each person
I
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THE VULGATE. could I
. ungnul,!
if How it Was Written and Published hi*
?Its Proposed Revision. under
'Jewish
I ai 'life he
A Lciulon Globe. ' a w],
In the city of Antiooh, in (he year I
i >essn?n
JI/-I, a scholar, already beginning to AVor](|
he known in the literacy circles of : |uima|)
illie day for his knowledge of the Lat- i xyjjj j|
in classics of Greek anil of theology, {vi?*li o
was suffering from a fever. And in jjian ))(
his fever he dreamed that lie was (
summoned to the judgment scat of .
Christ, and being asked who he was, 1l>slR"n
replied,"! am a Christian." "Thou (*l
k liest," was bis rebuke; "thou are no l(>
disciple of Christ, hut of Cicero.'' u?'Y
The fever left him a:vd on his return 'eP' ,c ;
to health the impression which the ,on
dream had mad'e upon him caused . *"
. him to albandon all secular studies
I and to lake no longer Cicero as his '
T 1*0 '111 V
master, but the Christ. In course .
of time he became intimate with ji?
.Pope Domascas, and from his received j.,n i
commission to draw up an authorita- \
live Latin version of the Scriptures. *
( Thi* scholar was St. Jerome and j .
>lho vetrsio(n which lie produced is
that known today as the Vulgate. St.
Jerome started o:i his task by retir- ^ ^
ing from the literary squabbles of ^ ^
l?ome and settling down in quietude ' ,
at Bethlehem, the scene of the In'
carnation. There he presided over ''
a small community of monks, while J ' ^
certain d'evout women founded a '
nunnery over against them: a ".id niU(j j]
there, where the angels had sung the niorjjs
first glorious Christmas doxologv, .. ^
amid the peace and good will of tlial (lj ip ,
community of friends, S|. Jerome la- j. ,
bnre'd at his ta<k to trie orrr.rv or' ' "
God. He s*min found f*'nf Septr. ,
a*ri111. the current Greek version of j( ?',,v 1,1
the Old Testament, was so corrupt i ? nlgal
that no translation made, from it erring
> J
Magnificent Factoi
<IBALL I
low Being Shown i
Opens Saturday, the 22nd,
W. Kimball Co., largest and wealthiest Piano man
ipal cities in the south with advertising displays c
hey have selected and shipped to Newberry a S(
j fact u re. These instruments aro mad:) in niedkm*
net Grands, and furnished in S vnto Doming; .v.rv.i
French W a 1 n ut and Rosewood Cas s of ! a i e st d es
md sold as an artistic instrument for . ^
clorsed by the. world's leading must- f
llian Nordecia, Emma Eames and
s have been striving for fifty years to
ORLD, and the verdict of the musical
rorld give first place to The Kimball. ;
he exhibit, which lasts one week, ail
!Y PRICES. That they may remain
nball artistic quality. Save the $10?
ire the best for your home. This is
f extravagance if you allow this op
month, We will also arrange for y
hear the Piano player con- ^ j
ening during the exhibit. A I
1 *
lining the "Nation's Home j
visiting the display. j
i
1 urray & Go Men's D
CONRAD, Mi
re trustworthy, and'"therefore (he coll or (ho daylight waned in (he hie lo the
singly ho set himself to per- scriptorium, copying day aflor ,lay, wrote at Mi
* slight knowledge of Hebrew copying badly, bad copies of copies ?
the tuition of a converted badly copied, till confusion reigned AS DANGI
Rabbi. Twenty years of his supreme.
gave to complete his task, Al Charles ihe Croat, zeal- The Devil's
ion the world was put in pos- ons |-)H. jj)0 welfare of ll?dy Church D
of tlie fruit of his labors the looked about him for some one who
would have none of it. 1' or S|UIU),| draw up an accurate text for Solooted.
nature was then precisely ,|u, US(1 (>p Christendom. The man i \\r0 sav<
i> today and ( nristians lo\od ||(1 upon was Alcuiti. abbot of j art-lies.'' I
t her il a ay thing rather le-vsj^j JTarlin at Tours. :i native ??I" , | i.>!?Be
inv- Xort liumlborland, educated a I Voik. mind,
ome has tampered with (he At Christmas, SOI A. I).. 100 years j,, ihv e'mai
a verba of tire .Saviour, and after Jerome's labors, Alouia pre- |n,? Wrai
slur on Inspiration"?even in seated lo the emperor his amended | poisonous ir
urth century the church was text, founded on mauusripts from jMo- (lp papc
o damn things now with tho Vcjik. Backed by the authority of j? ,|l(. f
"new-fangled." "By what ihe Emperor Charles and of tin ),oV u|]( s
tv does the version of this .Te- scholar Alouia, this texl soon sprang 'Che hnv w
eek to supersede the divinely into general use; but the forces of |i(.,.p up wil
production of the Scptua- degeneracy were slill at work, and at. while other
The curs have always Hveen (ho lime of (ii.> iuvonlion of printing makes m
lo vap around Ihe lilevarv (he text of the Vulgate was as Chaotic is likely to
md Jerome was never a very as ever il had been. his mind is
ilory lion), and men had al- Printing, of course, pul a check to sludv or h
learned Ihe prayer. "Oh. Iliat |h(l ,.ss of lhn| lf,xln!ll n,m,p_ li.-.-s hi
*ii(*ni\ would wiile a book jj((n xv||j,.|, |,.,(] due lo faulty sooner or 1
is (his Hebrew tutor of his, POpyjn?r 0p manuscripts. Bui in spile out.
iibbi, who, like Nicodemus, nf (ha( jho roun(>i, of T^.oout]__,
lo him by nigh I ?' ' Tho Hen- m |r,.|(i ordered an official Vulgate (o ' Ci-areKes
ristiau had not yet learned to |u> p,.Ppared no action was taken bv |u.ari a.id
s brother Jew. What is this (|u> ^.nureli until 155)0, when an ecli- irrounlar.
ars about Paula a.id hoi nun- jjon xvos printed al the Vatican Press ' sjH,n?r pUnl
' There were cats m those un(K,r P(>JW six(m) y This Olli|io|l ' ^ '
and?Jerome had been very wns sn()n snppsp(lp<1 1)V thaj of six. w> ^ ^
r with tho. ladies before his juf., snpppss0v> Oomenl VITT., and it |>?? when '
ihbed Rome of his presence. is {]^ |(?xi w]lioll is ?lc sn,1)joH of 1
in spite of the showers of j)( . ,.(,vision .,ow illlnis(,(1 ,)V ?,0 ' lW .
urled al its author the in.iaSe Popfi jo ,)om flasquot anl ti10 Bone- n.j,,,.. Un,
of the version gradually won (ViHln0S. T|u>iv tnsk ip |o ^enr awav ,Ih. \vhole
'cpfanee to the exclusion of ,,M. Cemenline Vuhrato |],o ac- lli(!,,l i
translation. Soon lhronoho.il i nninlntt,(1 f.omip1 i?ns ?f ?ries, | i?n... , ,
iMigland, Ireland, Caul and ! ftM(, 1)y )!|p .||(, o|. vn<| Tearnin-| Tlrrd (
ny, monkish scribes wv.v bnsv | m)(1 ..??izatio.i work ' p?,si
- precious niannscnpls of the an<i through ihe hthn of j ,
e. eye and hand wearying and monkish copyists nnlil llic-y have j i, ,y V))l
as the rush light flickered in j reached the nearest approach possi- jar.-ties, as
ry Display of Artistic
PIANOS
in Newberry.
, and Continues One Week.
ufacturers in the the world, are visiting
)f their Artistic Instruments. To this If
3 LID CAR LOAD of Pianos of their jljj>k
1 sized Parlor Grands and largo sized H
Phillipine IVIahogany, fc.*ip: 1 ish Go 1 doji ?| j /|[. |||
B[ H-V- - ,nU-?
ign. 'V^}
^ To the material entering the construction of the Kimball Pianos the most
j3y[ careful attention is given by the manufacturers. Only the finest quality of
$Mk( felt and hardware are used. The lumber is thoroughly inspected and
W$p, seasoned for years before it is used, thus insuring a Piano that will give
*** best results in any climate.
of the beautiful instruments will be offered
in Newberry and vicinity as LIVING adverD
OO to $125.00 usually made by dealers and
virtually a Piano factory at your door, and
portunity to pass. Regular terms $2.5.OO
early payments for farmers who prefer payI
REMEMBER, every Piano made by the W? W. Kim:
Spl ball Co. is guaranteed in every respect by a capital of
(jL $15,000,000. Ask your Bank about us.
ry Goods Store, Main St
*r. for Factory.
text which St. Jerome capable of performing the best ser- billiousness malaria. 2?">c at W.
ethlehem. vice. Hence a boy's chances of get- K. Pelliam and Son's drug store.
ti 11.tr si good position when he gets ~
3R0US AS WHISKEY. s<-l.onl ?rc ipmernlly This Is Worth Reading.
,1 ho sn.okos olios ll.o l?,v who ,, y.olinski, ?f OS fill,*,,,, St.,
i Kindling Wood Is The 'lues ,i,.i sm..k? mai-Htos will sol a |jll( T,,!,,. N. v., snvs: "I ciiiccl ll.o
Anrllxr CH l'PHP illiill lilt' l)(l\ \\)lO (|OC'S , i ? . ?
eacuy oigaieu,u i . nmsl ;i 11 m?/vinu* fold sore I i'ver nnd,
<..nov(. with Ducklen's Arnira Salve. I ap
|?!ic*. 1 iliis snlvi1 o:iee a dav I'or two
"Hoys, don't smoke cig- Medicine That is Medicine. s< w,H,n 0V|1|.y h..u.n sor.
I)>> yon ask why.' ''1 have snllere.l a good deal with was gone." lleals all sores. Sold un rause
cigarettes injure malaria and stomaf-li complaints, but ^(''' gnaninlee, al \\ . I\. I'elham an.I
The poisonous drugs put , ,mV(l ))(|W ,.)llMi| ,, )Tm(>(ly ,|1Ilt Son's drug store, afte.
ette tobacco and the cig- i ,
. it ,i Keeps me well, sr.id that remedy is
ip< ian< e>p< < la ,\ i J'dectric Hitters: a medicine that is Marked For Death.
sis produced l?v Inc. sinok- i . .. . , ... . . . .
. ,, medicine lor slomsich and liver trou- " I hree years ago I wsis marked
r, and the tobacco logclh-j,. . ,, , ,. . ,, ., , .
. hies, iind lor run down conditions, lor death. A grave-yard cough was
urm ol cigarettes make a ... ... ., r ir in .. . i , ' ,
.. , * ..ii . sn.vs >> ' Kiesller, ol ItaMidsiy, tearing my lungs to pieces. Doctors
upw , s aiK < op< \. j \r|.. |.o(.(.|rj(, Aiders purify and failed to help me, snul hope: had fled,
io nses ti.vau (s canno on|.;<.|l t)|(. blood, tone up the nerves, when my husband got Dr. King's
th his clsiss in school, and , . . , . VT ,, ? , , ' ,
. . and impart vigor a.id energy to tire New Discovery," says Mrs. A. C.
>>o\s au K1U- pif>mo m U(..,]{ Your money will be refunded Williams, of Hac, Ky. "The first
i progress, but bo I ore long .. ., .. , . ,, , .
'I it tails to help you. ;??)?*. at \\ . h. dose lielpcd m.> siiid improment kept
drill) out ;i! school because , , . .. . , . . , ro
' .. , , , , .1 elliani si lid Son * drug stoic. on until I had gained f>R pounds 1:1
so allected that he cannot . , , , . ' ,
. , n ? weignt and my health was fully ree
iie.-> o s U( .N- fn( 1 yY Dangerous Operation stored." This medicine holds the
i> lnI? l in si mo an< ^ ,.(1,nov.,| ()f ||l0 jipp^ndix by a world's healing record for coughs
,,'tl " <^,?l)> 'own an. surgeon. Nki one who takes Dr. and colds and lung an.I throat disKing's
New l/if'e I'ills is ever sub- esises. It prevents pneumo'.iisi. Sol.I
fiuiiiv'tles injure thebo,l\. j(.(.|)M| (<? this frighlfu' ordesi! Tliey under giiiirsintee al \V. 10. Pelliam and
weaken the action of the w-,,rk so <)iiielly you don't feel t.li.nii. Son's drug store, oOc and -$1.00. Trial
make it beat feeble and 'fhey cure constipation, iiesidsiche, bottle free.
A healthy heart is like ;i _?
ip which pumps the blood
ii f ^KArT?oir:KMa^^^a| ^ ^ A JT[^S
injures tllO- Il0:i 1*1 llljlirr^ I Kino iiiAdimn nizo. I iMer tlmn K. Jersey A Urgo BB I I | I jgfc JK 111 1 jj
i i * . . i I Kxrtllcnt ftliipper, I A full ?i/a Inrper. yicl<lrr AnM ft k<x><1 BB 14 1 i J I I ffii II f i 1 M I 1 v Ma
hody, ll^liro lo 1)0 I Iifi<-.iIw f? r tfthlo. J A mr?nry niftker. fliipf^r. ^
figaret I es also injure tire i ]^y the HUNDRED, THOUSAND or MILLION of the above three favorite
it her organs of tile body. I varieliw. (Jrown in llioopcn ftrM and will nlnnd ?<>voro cold without injury. Lot money
J,,. (I, . j .',1 ,.f ' > n | nccompany y"1"' oj<lor; othorwiau pluntti will l?o nhipped C. O. I)., mid you will have lo pay
1 I ? "v'ricA, f.'rl.'h. Y min^'s'hiln nd, S. C.: GOO for $1.00; 1 lo 4,000 nt $1.M per 1.000: H to R.OOO
1 al $1.2r?|)cr 1 #0f>0; 0 to20,000 at $1.00 jmt lt00oa Spocial priroaon larffor tjuant if iof*. Full count
llol'e i ('t il in?' I" ei'P'iloV a B ntid fialirffaclion rtuaranlofd or money refunded. Folder on Cubbaue Culture liy ('. M.
, ' . I Gibson mailed free on application. Cheap expret.a ratc*? to all |>oint?J. Mail your ordi ra to
I c- M- GIBSON. Young's Island, S. C.
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