Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SUNDAY SCHOOL ADDRESS President Taft Speaks to Sunday School Children at Terrell, Tex. -Stay on Farm. At Terrell. Texas, Sunday morning, the President spoke to a throng of eager faced little Sunrday-school ehil orei and delivered a near approach t1 his usual Sunday sermon. "I r:hink it must have been a month ago when I was passing through Chicago -hat I received a telegram asking me it stop at Terrell." lie said. "I con tinued to receive telegrams from that ime until I reached the Pacific coas I replied that I was going to stop at Terrel' if it cost a leg. I am very glad to see :he children . here this Sundav morning. I am glad to see tlem with their flags. -'You know what the llags are. mv childern ?' -'Ye:. sIr.'' rep)Iled a sceore of voie es "'te. flag of the United States.* 'Do you know the flag of Texas ?' al'!ed the president. -'Yes, -sir." -'Wha: is it?" -'The loue star.' 'Are you loyal to bot ilgs' -'Yes, sir." -'I bet you are. Now my children., ( you know who I am?' ''Yes, sir." -Who am I" "President Taft." -'I rather think that you believe the president has more power than he really has." "He is a ;ort of -:tre head for the nation for four years. continued the presiednt seriously. -'H, is a kind of man that they blame everything for, if it goes wrong and if it goes right he does not get any credit for it. But, my children, if you will permit me to call you such althouzh some of you are far beyond the time when you, perhaps, ought to have that name, that flag represents the sovereignty of your country. and the reason why you are here tis morninz to see me is because for four years I am the chief executive officer of the United States, and as such for that ime represent the sovereignty of the nation, and am entitled, as long as I conduct'myself properly, to your respect as the head of the nation. In four years I will step doNn and out,. and I won't be enti:led to your re spect any more than any other citi zen. Stick to Farming, Says Taft. ''You hiere live on agriculture,'" contiued the presiden:, -:I sincerely hope that you are not growing up with the idea that it is your business to go into the towns and cities. The future -of the American boy, in m.y judgment, is largely involved in his pursuing the science and profession of the farmer. The i-esults of eco'nomie, scien titie business-like farming~ are more iprofitable thai aniy other trade or profession, and when you look.for ward, just consider that you are go ing to follow along the course of our father,=. and tha- vou are gomg~ to make :his cou'ntry, or some otc:er count ry. blossomi as the rose. The ten dency toward the ei:y i s not onie that we os:uht to encourage. I hiope that the ievelopment of the comforts of' counstre life are such tha: we may look f>rward now to a lessening of the w'-nxemfent towardl largte cities. The p)iace for us to accomplish things is in the country. The cities will take care themselves.'' BtG CiRCUS AT NEWBERRY. The gohn Robinson 10 Big Shows Are to Exhibit at Newberry on Thursday, October 28. Ne .:9'r Sinlce the beginning of time has a e amusement enterprise sote men'iKS in size been orgaiqized as this .e. its magnitutde is almost bev'e: i>elie f. All A meric'a. .toget h er. ':. every. foreigni 'outry, h:s een~ "scoured fromn' end( to endl by geh. of t>is big.z showt in searchm of novetie, and the result is a performi aiee ~>rim fail of 5(ens ainal acts new a' :he circus worldi. [n 'e 'Johnl Robuoi show are seeui now for thle first time. A new seat i' n wvill be seen at every per formnee: among. whIich1 are Three Hor.a Back Ridin' seals. These wodmu"il aquie~IH crea turies perfor'im a serie% of marvelous aets. They ac tualy ride on bareback horses. play ball, juggle antd bailanice va~ilou5 oh jec7- ."hile riding~ (n thne backs of' fleet r s Am:ar. act thzt dae. erve5 more tha.i :,assIin conmmlent is tha: of thme Warre:: Lineo:nu Travis. whose phle nomealI feats. showi nz the wonderful muis4adar power" of thle iunan fae both~ y'.tonaish! anmd a maze theC behold o:' a :he igi m?enagerje. TIw' un~.'j5'len'Its my tile and1 tunle ain hn: '?'- oft ather stroi e'east Street parade is tle most gorgeous processional display ever attempted in the history of the circus business. Its tremendous size and wonderful length can only be believed in the actual seeing. It is natural to ex peet this big circus to lead all others in quality and quantity of its street spectacle as well as in other depart men..s of the big show. yet never im its history of nearly a century has it displayed such ext ravagance as is shown this year. IN MEMORIAM. ............*.*.. * * * Claudy Baker. Another litle 11am1b has -o-e To dwell with Him who gave: Another little darling babe i sheltered in the grave. God needed 4)ne more angVel child Amidst His shining band A 1)1 So le bent With lovinr smile. And cas)ed li:tle Claudy's ha-i. The little erib is ei)tv 110W The little clothes laid by. A mother's hope..a father's joy In Death's .cold arm doth lie. Go. little pilgrim, go to thy home On yonder blissful shore; We miss thee here. but soon will come Where thou hast gone before. Thy gentle voice now is hushed Thy warm true heart is still, And on thy vouiiz and innocent brow Is resting Death's cold chill. There was an angel band in heaven That was not quite complete, So God took little Claudy To fill the vacant seat. And now, dear parents. the only consolation that is vouchsafed you is the sweet realization of the fact that your precious babe is at peace. The one upon whom you have la-' ished your affection is now in that land "Where the weary are at rest.'' And the poor little frame will never more be racked with the agonies of paiii, and suffering is a.t the end. Just think, 't.will only be a little while until we all will cross the dark r1iv,er and join our loved one among the hosts of the saved on the other shore. H. E. B. Wilburwrightinlg Next. It is 'only 35.000 miles to Mars at present, presumably as the crow flies. not as the flying~ machine avi ates its uncertain way. Flying by man is not sufficiently advanced to justify excursions to the red planet, but by next time it gets so elose peo pe may think nothing of Wilbur wriht ing to it.-Exchange. .FAB IF IT FAILS. Your Money Back if You Are Not Satisfied with the Medicine We Recommend. W~e are so positive that our rem edy will per'manenit;y relieve consti pation. eno matter htow .chronie it may be, that we offer to furnish the med icie at our. own expense should it ail to produce satisfae: ory results. It is worse than useless to attempt to cure constipation with cath'artic drugs. Laxatives or eathartics do much harm. They cause a reaction. irritate and weaken thle bowels 'and tend to miake constitpation more chri onie. Besides. their noe becomes a habit that is dangerous. Constipation is .causedl by a weak ness of the nerves and muscles of the large intestine or descending oon. To expeet permanent relief you must therefore tone up and st rengthien thie e organs and restore them to healthier activity. The discovery of the active prinei phe of our remedy involved the la bor of thle world 's greatest research chemists. As an active agent if pos sese the valuable qualities of the bes kn~owni intestinal tonics as well as being particularly pleasant and prompt in its results. We wan you to try Nexall Order lies on our recommenxdationi. They ae exceedimely p'.easant :o take, be ing eaten like c'andy. and are ideal for c'hi lren. dlica~te persons and old folks. as well as for the robust. They act directly on the nerves and mucles ot the b)owels. They appar ently hav e a inen:ral actionu on other associate organs or glanids. The.d not purge. causwe excessiv'e looseness io create anyi~ inconvenience what evr They may be taken at any time. day or night. They will posi Itirelv relieve chronic or habitual IA J ipartion]. it not of surgical va iety, and thle myriads of ass-ociate or dependen t chrioni ' ailnents, if ta ken w. reg!rity for Th a reasonable lenaith orI time. The'y comel in two sie f pac'kageN. 12 tablets. 10 cents: :;6 table: s. 25 eent.. Sold in Newherry only at our~ store.-The lRexall Store. (Gilder & Weeks. Mai S Vl MI Th5MON~e CoTer i Of NewAberry, JNO. M. IUNARD, J. Y. McFALI President. Cashier. YOUR BAN THENEWBERRY SAY Capital $50,00O- - No Mane- How~ Spal!. 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