The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 16, 1901, Image 4
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IN Kl' l'KCr MAY 2?l!?, 1001.
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OAFFNEY B1UNCH.
Stations. ^ N?. 16. o. 13.
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Note. ? Tralos Nor 82 aod 33 are operated
dally. Trains No*. 81, 35. 11, 12. 13. 14, 15
aod 16 are operated daily except Hunday .
( oonaotlosa At Camden wltb Southern
Railway, ft. A. I>. and A. C. Una.
At LuctOfr wltb L. A C. Jl K. -
At Catawta with g?el>o?rd Atr Line.
At Roefc HtU wttb ftootbarn Hallway.
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llMMilAMl
A JOYOUS RELIGION.
t)K. TAI.MAGE'S SUNDAY SERMON.
.Solomon'# Wisdom Sweet Sp'cn
of Christianity No Dolorous Miul
Needed.
ICoiM'rU'lit it-oi. |
W'amii n ti'i <? s\ I) ('. lit tliirt dincouraa
|)r. Talma^e I'lirn1' U Home of t he fa!?p
not io'n nit'). it ??*! tuf i t?f i , and ii |irciti'iitn it
as heim; joy 1 11 *< f ? ! ii 1 1 instead of dolorous,
text, II ( T^l OliieYs IX, H, ,-<)f ttpiev-i Kr?Ult
aliitiidniKe : neither was there Any mi Ii
spiee an t ho Quci'ii of Slutift ifit\ t* Kuitf
Solomon
Wli.it i.<< that huildiag out yonder, n J i t
teriii;? hi tlic k < i i ? ? Have you not heard'
i t i-. in tile I. i. lie of the f nest of l/haiion,
I?. ;e? So!o:nnii liis iust taken I i it liirt
lil'i'te, llit; I'riliers* ol Kj{VI>t. Yi>i| nee t Ik;
pilars of I he |? -tit, id and a if real tower,
adorned with |(>imi fdnelds of jfo!<l, hun^
mi (ho outside of the tower, .r<n't of t lie
hhieliN of ifold iniiiiiifitel ii ? <1 at Solomons
order, .'1)0 were raptured hv I >;? v ? tl , his
fat. her, in I it lie. See how tiny Idazo in
( he noonday miii !
Solomon i'oc., ii |> | lie' ivory utair* of hi*
throne, between twelve lions in titutuary,
and filri down on the haek of the golden
l<u!l, the h< a I of I lie hu/e hen-it turned to
ward the people. 'Ill'1 faintly and ihe lit
tt n<liinlH (it the kinjr are mi inunv ihit! t >t ??
i nti'ii rt id t!ie palace have to provide
??vol V ||:?V In I sheep Mi l thirteen oxen,
hrsidei the lords and the venison I hear
tin- Ktain|.iii^ and |iav\ni}? of line
In i !'*?(? n in tin* ln\ il st.thles th'-re were
i in 1 1. >rf .i n t ollieia's \\ } i . ? iia I elial^e of the
work ? f irat Ihihu; the straw and the har
|ry for til'-*'' l">r,-es K i tl Solomon Was
an ? .? |- ? \ Ti\ (v, 1 1 : ? d 1 1 1 1 ? ? i f>a\ s, ami iisml to
tal.e a ride out at daybreak, and when in
hot while h;i|.ire', liehllld tln> KWil'tf.-it
hiir is ?il nil the lealm and followed hv
mounted nrcheis m |t)ir |>!<* . as the eava!
i :tde dished lhrnir/h the rtreeti of .fern
J ..
it I
t I. til
L'- ttinK up at o'clo.-'i in the morning to
).. .1. at.
S'i!nniti!i w t ; nil like unnio of the knu'i
c, i!n? | ? t - t-iii d.iv crowned nnheeilil y.
\il lie vt ndors "f his palaee and retinue
lvcrn eclipsed I > y Irs intelleel lial power.
\\ ny . lii'- aprmeft tn know evvrythinp. He
Was the.1 fir-it Kiv.<t nat uralist the world
cm i >i\> i'eneoelts from India M rut ted
til.- I ?i.-.i't n* wa'k. an I apes i battered in
the tut <. and deer stalked I.he pfirka, nnd
t In i .- v i i .- aoii.i i imiis wi 111 fore i^n fish
1 avinj with ft.t-i-iiin liird-i, and tradi
> t hi ><e I ? 1 1 I -. weie no ue'.l tain{id
th.it So!(,mo:i inixht wailt dear aero? th^i
eity it ii < ft - c* the sli:id>>w of their wilo/H as
ll.rv huvm:tt and tl.in d ahout him.
More tiiari thi-i. he had a ijrear rep-ita
ti >:i for tin- eonunitl rums n:id riddles that
In- nit '<? and miessed lie and !.in>' 1 1 1 -
r un. Ii s neinhhor. used to sit hv t lie hour
fili'l ash I'iddll ??, e.itdi one |ii\ili^ hi inoney
if lie i-oiild ii"t answer or Knevs the riddle.
'I ll" S.i'oraoote navv visited all t lie World.
And li e i- ulors, of eourite, talked nholll
trie r"l'l'e; rind eiut'inas thai he made And
) i ' . . ? . I , mid lie- news spread until Onertn
|!i 1. is, uwav oli .south, heard til" it, and
tent inr-isencc'i-.-* Willi a f* w rid Ilex that
t-h" would like in have Jsojomou ?olve and
is few mizzles Ilia' shu would like to have
linn find out. She pent , anions other
t 5 1 1 n t; ? . In K i in/ Soionion a diiinioiid with
ah'tie ^i^ 'l| thai a needle ? ould not pen
? i it.- ii. asking him to tliread that dia
"ii.ii--! * i>;l v-f . ' ? . ; . r? ri {no1' ;? worm sod
p:it r at thf f.prnin? in the dmmnnd, nul
the worm trawled through, leavinu the
I In >a I m the diamond. The ipieen also
>i hi a t'l.li'.ei i > Si.'oinoiV uskin.j him to
(ill ii with water th-'t did not potir fiv>m
the skv and that did Im>I lush out fro!)
the e. M ill. (Ill I I lllMieil oi I ely Solomon fait
a sl-ive en tie' l ul: of a K\vift h'tive and
; i ; I ? i ; i ? d l? ? i iioiind and around the park
until I iie In. i -e t> .is ni^Ii exhmisted, and
f i < ? > ? i i he | ?? - 1 pirat .'in ol tiie liors" t lie
was tilled She a'-o sent t ? > l\ mi?
SV.V- .'i ,Vi i 1 1. 1\ t pi |'ii 's' dress and ai'U
i.*.? 1 * i.i h..\ >?.' .Ires-t, woii'h rim; if he w.uiM
he ; I - ? 1 1 1 ? ? eli.i'l'di t> till ! out tin- tleeepl ioll
I in media ? el v No'oic.'ii, when he saw tin in
wi-.sl. I lie' I l.iee-, knew It'olll the wav they
api ?' e. ! til.' w . . ' I i t lit t I ! w (N alia t lie 1 1 .
<Ji:een I'i'I i-. K.n t-.i p'tased with the
ne ill hi n i>| Solomon that she said . "I'll
j ' i - ? t-i and ? t- him for inv-.e'f," Vntidcr
1.- . ... mane inusri nntl tiro
nit .I n it eli.U iol ; and eh-iriot eer.s, |lii|^
1 i : 1 h 'rii" - ! ascl ei.it terim; hoofs nod l?'a/.
i'i.: s'litdds and fT \ inii elisions mid el iopin/
e \ 1 1 1 1 i.i Is . Ihe p'.n e is s,i t 'I l!i t e.J Willi the
?erti'ine. She hriiicrt ei'inatnon and naf
I'ri.n .ii.. I e i'a'nus ami fi itnki'icense and all
leaii'iei nl sweet spiees. At the retinue
e. lis t iivo lijli the i' i'i> the al ined UlUld
iiil' iV* the aroma. ' II ilt'"' ei it's the ehar
i o t .-ei's a s 1 1 if wheels ^rmd the j/iavel in
froot of lh" pillared port ieo of the kin|?.
? line i I'a'l is aliuhts nran atmosphere lie
Witeli. I Willi perl* llllie. \s the tiroineda
tit? m ? drive*! up to the Icitir'h store
houses and the I uml'i t of eamph"r uro
unl.ieih d. a ?) d the sa.-kn of ClllliaiUUll llf.d
the I..IM s tf s I . I e e r ,l|e opened I lie n'lir
\< \ irs til* lilt1 l-a'aee di-.t'o\er what lnvjtext
: 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1. 1 ? I .t - "(I. t;n.v., i re.it nhlltld:niee.
Ni ilher was t ;i re a.iv >-ii h s'uee a- Xhe
i.iin en <>l SI .'ii .ne i i Kuivj Solomon "
ii . y>iii Know ili.it .1 1 i 1 1 in
:\r ui luakmi; Solomon .1 t\p*'
? III I 111 III ll. ill/ I )l?? QlU'l'll l>f
i.' Ill* I VI r\ tllllll (?( rkl"', 21 1 1 ? I I
i ' * i -ii i i' 'liilii v of ? iviug I h it
' t'i.i. I ami < 1-.SIH ami fra'ikin
!i U. ' (' -ii'i'ii ? i f SIi. Im l'l oii^lit
?>.ii ?'! ? ? :i ?;!l(l!v H'.ljJtfC'Mt ivi* of
ul our li >'v rrhiriun.
] < in . - 1 1. mil v .i i . ? ? f ? collect n?:i of sharp
!?,' In" i 1 1 1 . ? ?- ..ml hm>:u!.ii' l.wts mil) chro
[ i . ? 1 ? ? * i s! tah'i ami <! i y s I .i . isi icf!.
i';i ii' .. . ??? <? in;' in i t > f i.ink imr'i*.'
a;i I I > i. I nt inner I > nijiht shade
i ' ? i : i !'<? i : ti:\ I I'll li M .1 lin-h of
V 1 M I 1 ? I M'.li nt I'tinl i.illll
It !? .11 ?>! I 'llii^ nl op.iillli' gait's.
!' i- i i .?!!? i*i mii nl" i W .ml. I (iii.l
? \vi ii' .in \\ i -c in iiLiiii; to
? mi . ! i * i tte K in . .i . I .'in i ii ll.ilk i'. w s ?? \\ i .i>
i*i Til.'-r th- ?? t.i Hi.- i.uth'v S..'..
i "'i i
.''ii i- ? . ? *i ? tin- lintu s .x :t 1 1 . .ins of
1 ' i iii'' ????ii-..; t" i;< ,'roi.i tune li> time,
? ii.' ? t ? i ; i i ! i ; i.i. ! ? i . i ? ? . ? in. I int.?!? > .i 1 > !??
I i . ?: li, ^'1 nil.! 1 1 .i \ I I. i'n ! ti-Mliv*.
I'. I till II X i_iT . 1 1 imilltj.". li.ilillil.'Mln; f? if t went \
\ m.i tiny M-.ir, (I. II- gnat.
? ili i;.|<>! > I. i : tln.r i i ;'?? been. their
I.i. < < aux oil-. I nor ti'i'lnitf-i I inn i hi I in I ,
llu'ii' i ! . ? \ * i.i.iiin: mi. hi- Wha t m n s
i ii ." t i i ncJit'.'!! up t!i. if man's I ? t <? .m.| to
f.vi ? : iM tii.it ami . 1 1- ; ?n| t |.?n ;nii| to put
? it l? i'it i i In* m ill s ?jwtnt-'' Tin- >ptc
i i \ i ? f . .r ii i!v r< lurii?n WIiv. if hetnepn
t:n - n| ):!?? tti'Ti* .1.1-lnl I In- K'.nim
? an I'l rni' pain. if between tin' betrn}
.? - ni i tin i ? i .ii'ii' the gientn i>t the n:i
. i / li ii 1 1 . i - i i . p nf ( hrnt. n" in ilnll times
I'l i-:t:i'-s i.i' .ii in.l j-Hfiittcritlt; spirits
iivitv; ! > ami tr> t ri ntir nllice an.l store
.in.! fii iji, e\ i rvii.iv Inc. in nf being '
a -iii} .?! mo jiil "'ii'. u.uiM hi' a ^'on.v.is in
i: t i -. > ! 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? i >r I rlw i vn uhn >.tt j
f'-TT-Ti nn-'t !nrh ra; Mire.
ll.i.l llflV mm. Ill iforps llOUSP Without j
' '> ' I' ? I?;i ni C to lll'ip hi'i' 1.-4 a
i : i \ r* t ?? t v Iii iiilV I o have In speml tlio
(.rcatrf ^.ii'L^f o'tr's lif?*, main noinrii
?!?>, in p .tlitntiK' l?>r the nirals, an.) stitclf
nii'iiis that will noon In' rent n-.nn,
pioiing l'i ca!?ag?'H, ami supf rvninx
lit.lv xuluii .|initt?*.-i. nnrl ill iv i ii hC <Wt ?lust
lii.it hoo'i a^.uti will srttii'. nii.l iloni){ tlio
*.iiiu' thin. j <!.iv in atnl day out ami yvjir
m ami \Tiii' nut urit il ,t In' Imir siU'ern, anJ
t-iir haclc stoopj. anil the spci'taolcs craWl
i<? (lu> cj t's, iiml t Iif tfrave lireakri
under ?hf tliiu noli* v( tin* shoe oh, it i?
a lout; monotony ! lint when Chrint come*
? the druivitijt room, mnl roiiin t; thf
kitelion, am! comoa to the nursery, ami
(omen to the ibveHilia. then how chcerv
t.r<'omr h all womanly <i n t iom ! She is nrvr#
j.one now. Martha tcetn through frettine
and joins Mary at the feet of .Testis. All
i!ny Ion" Ivhorah is hanpy because she ran
l.citi lyopidoth; llanti.ili, because she can
rmKC a coat for young Samuel; Miriam,
because ahc can watch her infant brother:
llaeliel, becatme she can heln her father
water the stock; the widow ot Sarepta. be
causv the cruse of oil it being replenished.
I inu?t confess that ? gieat deal of the
religion of thia day i? utterly insipid.
There nothing piquant or elevating
about,- it. Men and women go arouna
humming psalms in a minor key and cul
tivating melancholv, end their xvorehip
i aa in it more aigna than rapture*. We
do oot doubt their piety. Ob, no! But
they ere sitting at ? feaat where the eook
ha* forgotten to aeeaoo the food, r.rtrj
thing ie flat in their experience and in
their conversation. Km*acipated from ein
and death and hall and <m their wajr to a
ifl2 griri
.'?!i.| .ie
to ?Kree with them, it acorn* to CAteh in
the windpipe and become a ti?ht t?tran>(u
l.i t ion instead <"f .'ii exhilaration All liic
intid. ?! Ituokti th.it havo been written, from
Voltaire tin ah to Herbert ? . , have
not done ho much dama^u to our (-hi'i??
t.nnit>' in liiKuhrioiiM f'hrutiuns.
Who WctnU a ic!u,ion woven o.t^, oi l!.o
?hinlowH of tin* iu;;hi v Why tto growl i;i;g
|i> i your w ay to ?-*-!*? ?. t : il nil hroncinent :
II bine out of that i.nc anil sit down in till)
I u u in hj/lj* ?4?t Vhc Siwi oi Might' > u:n< si.
\vvay *v itJv"y or oje* to me'aiiottfi'y and
1 1 cr v'f) V .Sftvli'ation-i \ lining t he Torn !>? ' "
I ha vi* to h* >' ulrto t ii.it wi' need to nut
moil' ? pice ana rnJivifuncit in oar re.i,'
ioiM UMchinx, wlicthej it he ri the i : lvr
meeting or in tin' S r : 1 d a J n< Ii ?ol oi in ton
church. We minister 4 ni'i ij in ni' fi sh
uir and humdiine m our 1 lift Kit Mini nur
In Art and our hen], l)o yo.i wonder that
th* world i? fir from bebij* converted
wlii'it J'oii find little vivacity in tin' pul
lot and in tin) pew? We want, l.lc tin)
l ord, to plant in our Ktriii ons and t . >r
tatioiiH ii. ore liiied of tin1 lieltl. We v.'i'.nt
fewer rhetorical elaboration?; and fewer
y^'.sipiipe dalian v. om|m, and whim we t. II:
about hlni'lowM we do not want to ray
uduinbrtition, and when we mean <puer
I in ??-? w <? do not want to talk fth nit iilio.yn
I crasicH, or il a Mitch in tin: hack we d ?
not want to talk about lumbago, hut, in
I tin' p'ain vei n.vula r of the ?r' at unwi,
preach that y impel w lin Ii proposes t >
nat c all men happy, lionet, v iclorioUM and
(iic. In other word*. we wirut more t>fn
iiainon and Ichh gristle I .el this ho so in
ail the different departments of work to
w Inch the I /did caliij in
I promise a high ipiritu??l blos.int; to
any one who will moj; in church and v.ho
will King no heartily that the neoole a!l
around rimiot help hit Kin/. \ Valve up,
ill tin- churches from Man^or to J-'a.i
I I'Yaiieitfca and acroH Ohristcndoui! It
H not a matter of preference; it is a mat
Iter of icliniou* duty. (Mi, for fifty linos
* more volume of sound than has yet rolltd
j up from our chiueheri! (Icruian chorals
ii (?(rin.in <.i?h?.dra.'jj f>urpa>ia uh. and yrt
i. lei many has received nothing ut the hands
? i t ? od tompari'd with America And ought
the iicelaim )n <lel many he louder than
I WAS V.N >S\SSVS WN ' .""'ASK , VkVSS'l ?A. ?./,*?, .?. i.s Vv *j
music is appropriate for In'* drawing
loom and appropriate tor the concert,
hut fct. dohn gives an idi t of t If kiii'loiu
and resonant conf/re^atmnal sinking ap
propriate lor (diuretua wlon in listening
lo till' t ell i p e t. ? 'vi(\'" f.f In IVI'II il.' KU
I heal d ii great voice, iis I he \ oico ol a
? at multitude and ?? tie* \ oic oi iimny
w ater* and .is the voice ol 1 1 1 1 ;; i 1 1 v tiiun
derin^4. Hallelujah, for the I<ord (lod
omnipotent. ri'i^u"tii !
.loin with M<" in a < ini-.ade, nic n it
1 only your hearts, hut tiie mighty 1 1 p ? 1 1 1 i i ?
of 3 our vo.cch. and I behc\e we ( in,
thloliell Chrisl'.-i jiiaec, Mlij^ ;Vi'tO t nils
into the kniK<lon1 ot < Ini-it. An in vu'f- iit
| they eatt Imi^h at, a sermon they miy ta k
? iown, hut a ,r>t?)u voiced utterance (>i |.r:'ii?o
to (lod li IchimIiIiIi'. Wo'.lld that tJlleill
li.ilkn would drive all her h>pi<:e ladcii
(lro:ni'iiui :cti into our church music. Nei
ther w as miv M ich f.pn ?? as the l^ueeu >>i
bheha |;ave Kili^ Si>loliii?ll."
Now, I want to iiiipic.is yo i with tho
i t.U't thai i elision i> t> v. cetiii .-> < and per
tiime and K;>il:onar<l and Kattrc.n and cm
nanioii Hiid ca: sia and tranl'im ? use and all
rtucet SpieiM t. i^l tliel'. "<lh." Jo. I niy, ' I
have not lookt d at it as tuieli. 1 tlmu^iit
I it was a nuisanee. It had tor me a re
I puIhi.iii. I held inj* breaili as thmiuh it
I were a malodor. I have li?'eii >*)?,. all) I ..I
i!s a'lvance. 1 h.r.e said, u I i^avc any l'e
| liifion at all. I want to have j i?i as iiit.o !
( ol' it a-, ii possible to K"t through wit1:.''
j U!i, w ii it a inijuta !\i- von li.i .e m.nie, u V
ln?>thfi ! I he nni^ion oi < lirint f a pres
ent and ever lant 1 114 ri'dolence. It coun
teracts til trouble. ? I il -? t juit it o'i the
utaiid he^nle tie* pillow of siikne--'. It
Catchex in the curlaiiit and peiiuii.es the
I htitl.iiK air. Il sweetens the cup lutti.r
int'dicine and thi'nWi a t.'nw o.i I lie xlooni
ot the' turned latin c. It is a ha in lor the
aching Mile and a * ? ? *. bandage ' u* th''
, i. . i . : v
, ...... | -' > I ? I . II lll.i'l . II. I. I I
Kut herford into a itivelry oi -ipiiitnil de
lij{iit while he wai in physical ai?oii;i? It
helped lln h ild llavter until, m the midst
| of .sin ii a eomphc.il nni ot disca n : as per
| haps ti'j other man ever sullere-i. he wrote
I" I lie Saint's I'll (ll.lr-t iiik And it
poured light tipon.loliii litinjan > (!i:ti?:c.iu,
tiie light ot the sh i n i ii ({ate oi th' siun
HU{ illy. Arid it ii (;oo| |'o;- rlicnni.it isi.i
and Pir ncui a'i(ia ind I u low spirits and
ail ilisordcrs. Vck, it will heal all j nil*
I roi rowK.
\\ iiv < 1 1 ? I \ on look so s.lil tins inoriimn
j xxhmi y ?> 11 <-.? tiic ill' Ala", tor tlii- lniir.i
Iii'fi and (Ik* heal ihreak ?i I 1 ' i ? ? Sk.u1 tL.it
is never 1 n t ? ? > I lro:n your soni! Smie if
vou j;n nhotrt feeling like M n :ui!..v win .1
| lie Miiue, " It I Ind a'lothir 11 1< ? ?i 1 1 1 of
such days a* I have lieen speml in 1
{ wo;ihl l>e 1 1 1 1 1 >.1 ( 11 nt to i;et <! 0 w 11 into my
lit lie narrow erih in tin* ^roiiml. like .1
I weaiy i.i' torv cnild " Ami tin re have
In t o tinii'K in >oiir life when y.m w i 1 1 ? ?? I
I you emiiil ui t "ii! of tins 1 1 J e . ^ 0.1 li.ive
I sai'l. ' <'li, tow Mveri io i.,v hps nouM le
tiie dust ol the valley!" an. I \\i-!vo y?ri
I 1011!. 1 pull mir you hi your Sa.-t s:.nii
i tin* eoverlct ol i;reci| ri.'ss ami daise-..
! Yoil liu\e fa;. I. "t >!?. Inrv li. ant il ally i|ii;rl
it timet l>e 111 toe I >:nl?! 1 Wl.dl I \\.\i
, ilit l e! "
i I nee ail nrouml about me widow hood
f ami ol|>liami-'i- iiml elnitl e?s ii?* -*? . v-|ii.
; disappointment, nerplevi'v. It I ? on.. I
J it - *i all tlio-** hi n'i\ amlo'iue xx ho litve
I ie!t no .sorrow aal I ><? ? ? r 1 halieted i". 1. 1
tiis.ippomlftwui 1! I 1 mil I a si. -il s 11 )l
( to 1 I.e. Il.tw III. 1115 Would II-.- ' \.. iHie
\ xx 1 1 1 o a 1 . 1 1 no; li< r. xx it !i In r III t a 1 hi id,
j went \\<?t, 1; ?,hik lo m ! let 1 1 l u :i i
j t lii 1 e. 11 : ; ? i she was taken Mi!; ami ? ! n ? I .
I lie nver.-i er of I lie j. io.- ^o'. her l.>!> .1:1. 1
| ii; I it I'l a box ami 1 1. 1 1 il i.i a v. a-;oii au<l
:.,\r*e.| ij.nvn tk* street toxvnfd tie1 rente*
| l ? ! \ ,tl fall t l ot 'I'll'1 .it t le 1 1. 1 !i|. 1 1t.' only
? III nl . I ill III I e! It I in o.i^li tin* s ; |-| et
1 .11 eln aileil. er>iHi?: "Ihinj; me t \ my
mother! I!ri:i^ tin- l.iek my Mother' "
\ 1 1 < t il was -a;.! that as t iii> pfoi.'a* ]o.?ki d
01 ami saw hi r ?r\in^ ..lit r tii.it which
lay 1:1 the l'.<\ hi I lie wav'-m, a'l she ioxed
on earth ;L i.s sail' the whole x 1 ! i . 1 k.? " was
in tears. Ami tii.it is what a >;reat many
?: \ III are doillx; .has.tij; I tie ih nl I'e.T
I ?:"?!. is there no .lppc isentent lor all tin*
? irrmv tint I srt* nhotit me 7 \ i s, t !???
th.n:<hl ol 1 . siii'li i 1 .on ami reunion
I i'l u'l-i tins seelie o| Ml I 1 1 v! v ?' no leal s.
"'I"!ny slii 1 lniii|ter 110 more, nei: lier thir-l
anv more, lieithtr shi.l the s in hjihl iej
theni in'r any heat, for the 1 am'o xvlin ft
n 111 t!ie 1111. 1st o| the throne sii.d! lea I
I hem to 1 1 % iiit; fountains of xxaii-r. it ri ? I
( ioil shall 11 i;ie ax. ay a.l It 11s ??.!) th. ip
c\e?." \i IO'.i I '; ? I'll.; hi - i t x ear sn k
.".i' l r.rr.Ms tin- fi.m s ot v. ill; ? i ? a ? i I I1.";
l!iw nhiiiu r ot i.iiei t si'h . * >* . 1 * 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 H.r.l. ,
driviu-j iiji i" ii"' ji.L iri ! | ? r : 1 ? ? ? o! t ??i
house of re. 1 11 . 1 II l i?d li 1 r-;'. il | ? 1 li ,*? ; i* \"
of |ierfiiuie us < \h .'fn t 1 ?!..?, Irom 1 ! ? .?
I.Ofii'i ^allien. I: is |ira. e I; is s\...:
i:t .s It is iiiinf'iri. Il 1* infinite s.u.s.a ?
tiliM. tills gospel I lOliimellil t'l >0.1.
M i\ <;.nl pia.it that t.'ir. a/h x. nr ? * i\ ? ?
Hi. '.etn a! cx| el lenn1 >o i may t'.ii.i ih.it re
I.K.Oil'i. IM.ia .111: \X.i\d ul plia.s.i.uj.i .s
I0.it a ! her | atiis are paths ? pvn.e: that
it is pei ftim.1 now ato! pei f'nii" f.ui 1 er.
Ami t h?*rH xx ^s ?m 11 hilminnie ot ?pte?'j
"neither xx^ < there any nimh spi. e as i'ii
(Jut en of Shelia d.iM; to K?i.^ iSoionio 1. '
A Fow Conundrum*.
W hy are seeds when miwii like pajv
jiosts? llecausr they jiropagalc (prop a
j}.*ie >.
Why i* \ ho featler of connndrtnns like
it deserter I'ondeiiiHfd l?? he >hol? Ile
c.iiim' he is pretty sttte to he riddled
(O death.
What can impress j|1(s t.;ir n-.ore sharp.
Jy than a falsetto voicc ? A false set
0' teeth.
Why are kt*?es Mtppoced to he full of
electricity? Hccause old maids say tlicy
ate -hockm. '
Why arc cats like unskillful surgeons?
Hccausc they niew-lill late and destroy
patients. ^
In what place did the cock crow so
loud that all the world heard him? In
the Ark.
What is the first thing you do when
you get into bed. You make an im
plosion.
When is love deformed? When it's
a'-i one |A.
? What Is th?t which lives ?n winter,
die* i* cwomtr. tn4 f fo?a wiiU'iu rogt |
CHOP BUI.LEHN
l ilt I'dAt Week lias Been Pavor.'.b'e
I 'or Vegetation.
M .ili rrtt( an 'I nearly normul tern
pcratuns pi t alb 'I during the wcex
ending n u. m Monday. A u ?? h t 12th
With ?L iOUXiUlUUt ot Jli dOgreOtt u!
Oreeuwood an I a minimum of <>2 at
Oi'jon villi . in t Li <? Hon'hcastcrn
counties, an, | a lew localities in otbei
portions of the State, tin- amount <>i
sunshine was deficient. but generally
it was Just right lor cotton and other
crops. I xinmglriK hinh wind# occur
rod at a few points, blowing down
>?umo corn.
General and beneficial rains otx
mriwl on t lit? r.th, Oth aiwt 7th. There
were ulso mattered showers near tin
clone of tin* week. At a few point*
in the mid. lie Savannah valley more
rain la needed, while over the north
eastern counties the rainfall was ex
cessive, and to some extent harmful.
Some places in that section had over
six inches of rain in two days, and
I h?> week's average for the wholu
State is about two Inclrea, Freshets
iu the W'ntcroo and Groat l'e? Dee,
rivers, and confluent creeku. destroy
ed all lowland crops, entailing great
It ss, and caiiMlng much distress in
tllOKO KCCtiOlVR.
Due allowance for the damaging
conditions lu^efly noted above, the
past week wuh the most favorable one
of the season or> growing crops, anu
the ideal weather conditions caused
a marked improvement on all crops."
cxci.'pl early corn and tobacco, both
being too nearly ripe to bo bene
lifted.
With few exceptions correspondents
throughout the Staff- report an lui
provemeut in cotton. There! are a few
Holds infested with lice, some with
rust, and there is a little shedding,
while on sandy soils cotton npomu to
have stopped growing, but generally
the plants art! healthy, of fair size,
well fruited and still growing. Karll
est cotton is opening. Sea laland Is
blooming profusely.
Little change is noted in old corn,
but young corn has Improved and is
now promising. Tobacco (tilting and
curing is unfinished, having been de
laved by the excessive rains. Rice is
heading well In most districts, and
some will soon ?y-' ready to hnrvest.
i I'eas. sweet potatoes, and all minor
crops are doing well, except sugar
I cane and sorghum which are poor in
| places. The hay crop will be a large
one over the western counties. Pas
tures are line. The soil is in excellent
condition f<|r planting fall truck crops,
and lor sowing turnips. The general
! outlook for autumn fluid crops is de
| < idodly better than heretofore.
Killed liy Lightning.
I ( Irecnville. S. ('., Special. ? A ter
J rifle electrical s Pur in visited this sec
I tion Sunday n lgh?u doing much dam
age in (be mill volley. of the Ameri
i'liii Spindle Company. A six-r????m
house was struck and Miss Victoria
i Levi and Miss Husbee were almost In
stantly killed. (Mingham Ward wan
! also struck, but is still living, al
J though his condition is still serious.
I Four children ol the Kussell family
who were occupants of the house
j were also shocked, remaining uncon
| scious several hours.
News Note?. <9
Tlio Acting Secretary of the Navy
Mr. Haekett. has sent to Captain N.
11 llall. who commanded I h e legation
guard at I'ekin in the first part of the
crisis there, a letter of commendation
for the lioroic services of thou*! nuclei
his command during 1 1? ?* trying vir
ciimstanees.
Coventor Longina. ? > f Mississippi, in
in receipt of a letter from Circuit Judge
LarUin. of C.reenville. announcing it to,
he liis purpose to hold a special term of
tli" Circuit Con it of Washington, on
the second Monday of September, for j
I ho purpose of bringing to justice the
aisas.sins of til" Italians murdered at
l'/i win. Washington county, last July.
Civil Coventor Taft. in the immedl-i
all I'.^iu.t. will tvTlce the p dice force
uf Manila by one-half. At present there
are 1 ,:>00 policemen for the city, whose
i ?: -illation only numbers 2.MI.000 souls.
'Pi i e C.overnor ? .insiders it unnecessary
to hi!\e over t'.O') polic -men.
(I ts Heavy Sentence.
N'cw York. Special. George IS. Uis
sert. the polite warden who has con
victed recently on an Indictment charg
ing that he had a- veptnd a bribe as pro
tection money from the keeper of a dis
orderly house, was sentenced to five
and one-half ye* rs' imprisonment and
to pay a tine <>f $1,000. Bisserl'/t at
torneys gave not ie? of a nappea).
(.) u ic k Response.
N list ticket . Mass . Sp ci il. ? A foused
;>v the ii< ws tint their comrades ia
??Klip u ie i:i lie 'd ?,f re enforconteulS
n : attacked b> night. .100 marines
a. id bl'.j-- ja -kets on bond the ships of
: ;-. N.?rth Vtlaiitic scpiadron tumbled
? of their hammocks. took to thn
b.Mt.s and r? i lied land in .">0 minutes.
The imhi i uvie was pronounce! mos
>ii essiui by the commanding officers,
:?.*;> !a \ It -,v (if fh" fart t 1 1 those'
? 'ii board of the ships were utterly i;
norant that i?n> thing of the kind wa.
t?- be undertaken.
Troub!e at Tlile*.
Warren. (>.. Special. ? The first vio
lence during the present steel work
ers' strike in the Mahoning Valley, or
curred at Mi lea when an angry crowd
of tin mill men surrounded the Krlo
train from Lisbon. But for the
prompt action of the police five ulcu.
would have hern mobbed. Kxcitc
incut runs high^-frt-^Iiles. and if any
attempt is nuftle to onerat? the tin
mill thcro serious troutle will rosult.
Factory Bi(ll)ef?>ated.
I/ondon. By Cable. ? Tbo government
t\as defeated in the House of Commons
Jn the course of debate on tbe factory
bill. The House supported by 163 to
141, a proposal opposed by the govern
ment. that textile factories should
close at noon. Instead of 1 o'clock p.
m., as now. The opposition and the
Irish members cheered wildly.
"Scatter kind words wherever yon
90."
'V ? ? ?
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PURE FOOD
LAW VIOLATED. j
Interfiling F?ct? Cono?ridntf the |{?>i?*tiit#
of f'>?rtVe llroii>;lit Out by StlnUlllo i
1. \ l>ort ?? l'rc?eur? of ilnctDi U.
Toi.gno, August The Jury In
Judgo Mark's court >ln thw city hnn 1
fouud James White, x local grocer, ?
guilty of sell lug ftdultt^catetl coffee. .
The pronecutlou was bas*d on a pack
axe of Ariosa coffee.
The State of Ohio, through the Pure
1 oud Commission. prosecuted White. 1
The case was on trlui for nearly a
mouth, and attracted national aWen- '
tlon.
The manufacturers rt Ariosa coffee '
conducted the defense for flrocer
White. Attorneys of eminence j
were retained to dff^tid ii I to. 1
but after a abort consultation a verdict |
of guilty was returned by tho jury. J
The State of Ohio considers this a big j
victory. I'uro Food Commissioner j
ltlnckburn has been waging a warfare ;
on spurious food articles and the de- !
part men t has been successful.
The complaint of the State of Ohio ,
was that Ariosa eoffes was coated with
a substance which concealed defects j
In the coffee and made It appear letter j
than It Ik. The State < barged this coat- j
lug or g'tzlng wa."* a favorable medium
for the propagation of bacteria.
Prof. (J. A. JLIrchmulvr, of Ibis city, !
n well known chemist, was the prln- '
cipal witness for the State. II ? tea- J
titled that be had made scientific ex- :
aininatlons of samples of Ariosa ,
niiiv)><iivt>) f iv?m / ' J*>
the open market, and found thai
each berry contained un average j
of 300 bacteria. Mr. Ivlrchmaler j
further testified that other cof- j
fees he examined contained few buc- |
tcria or none at all. He declared that .
the glazed coffee was uot a wholesome i
food product.
Chemist Schmidt, of Cincinnati, cor- |
roborated the testimony of Prof. i
K irch mater. The Btale did uot present
firiher testimony.
The defense secured some of j
the most eminent chemists and j
(scientists in the United States i
to give testimony in their behalf. Prof, j
H. W. Wiley, of the United States
Agricultural Department; l'rof.
Vaughn, of Ann Arbor I'uiverslty;
I'rofs. illelle and Webber, of the Ohio
State University, were called to de
fend Ariosa. 1 >r. Wiley made a care
ful examination of the method of man
ufacturing. He told of the H>,
[ 000,600 eggs used yearly In the prepar- |
atlon of thin glazing. On this point, j
in cross-examination, the State's at
torney deftly drew from him the in- 1
formation that these eggs might be ;
kept In cold storage for a year or two j
at a time.
The experts who beard I>r. Wiley's
testimony were pleased to listen
to so famous a chemist. The i
doctor at one point in his testimony
ex plained verv clearly how it '* that
the egg put Into the coffee pot by
tb<> hotiscwlfo settles the coffee. He
said that the heat coagulates the egg, J
and as it sinks to the bottom of the ,
pot It carries tho fine particles <>t ;
coffee with It, and tlnu clarities the j
drink. It Is the act or coagulation In j
tho coffeu pot that do ex tho work. J
uli lik li*? iiiiHa e.\ it mi oat ion, <10 1
admitted that when the egg was j
put on Ariosa coffee at tho factory It |
became coagulated, and as egg cannot i
be coagulated but once, that the coat- |
lug on coffee wAs practically no value, !
as a "settler"' when It reached the 1
coffee pot.
Professor Wiley acknowledged that
tho glazing might be a favorable 1
medium for the propagation of bnc- i
terbi, although he would not testify j
positively either way because he w.-flt j
not a bacteriologist.
Professor Vaughn, of Anu Arbor, !
also a witness for the defense, said '
he found bacteria on Ariosa coffee. |
Professor l'.lelle, another witness for j
the defense, testified he found any ?
number of lively bacteria on Ariosa j
coffee ho examined, and agreed that ;
glazed coffee surely was a more favor- j
able medium for t lie propagation of j
bacteria than unbiased coffee.
Pure Food Commissioner Blackburn i
says: "The State Is very much Hated |
over its victory. We are now conr.ider- [
ing the advisability of informing every j
grocer in the State of Ohio that It Is |
an infraction of the laws to so'l
Ariosa, and at the same time give
warning to consumers that the coffee
Is an adulterated food article."
The verdict of the Jury in this case ;
is of national Importance because a j
Kreat many other States have pure '
fnod laws like that of Ohio, and >'t ,
Is natural to suppose that similar ac
tion will be taken by other Pure Food j
Commissioners to prevent the sale of
glazed coffees. ?
Public han>'*ng8 in Arkansas mar be
abolisihod because after tho last
a small boy tried to execute himself.
Sunday Closing Movement
A now Sunday cloning movement was
mnounced last week by the Cr> ry
.'.'lorks' Union, of New York ??!:>'. whh ?'
>vhb formed recently. A* the Ben !>
nen'a Association of Butchers did
Ibout three month* ago. ihe grocery
lerk will agUlite for the closing of
ihe stores on Sunday in order that f he
:lerk? may te able to atten 1 chur h.
\t present many of the Moiuo are k ;>t
open on Sunday forenoons to >111
ruodalo customers. The groo r> clerks
will appeal to the clergy to ass:.;! in
their Sunday-closing movement an I (
customers are asked to co-opertUu ?'*
Ihe agitation l>y purchasing "ii Satiir
day everything they net; led for Sin
days.
Bwoat ?nd fruit aold-i wall not li*c? <>r < | ' <
dved wltn I'utxm Fif>n.i<?<? Iuks. iiold by
all druggists.
Clirutian Scientists in ('beano have
built three churches <^nng tin- )??'( fn:r
yearn At a cost <>f uboiH C 1 'JAM! etich
Of the I Oti.ftOo/HlO Mohammedans iri the
world, only IS, 000,000 live in Turkey.
*100 ICetvnrJ. ft too.
Thi rc?a l-tri of this napor will bo pltmsn 1 t >
lyara a t tltiru in at lent uiid ? 1 r ?? I dn
o.k1? lit vt ?) irvi b?? >u abla to cure i:i alt
itvi Hlwtf't. and that is CaVarrb. Itali a C?*u?r U
I'lir* u Vis oat* ikMitive euro now known to
tb^ iu?>](oal ffSbifcattv. (iiltrrh bctu< a ?'<?'* -
atUuttousrl dwuso, rofpurivt h eonstituiional
tr<vituint. H?IF* (\u?nk Ctirv i* t*? k t- 1 ? wu'-r
nvlly, aotin< directly u;>'''i blood un l rnu
ciiiii mir'ii')94 of th ? hvhU'qi. thur by doniro/
in< th ? foundttion of th> ?li*oas<?, and giving
th * patient ?trju<ih by building up tit* mii
ptitilion an 1 <*iistln< niturr in ?1oii?* iu
work. TJti proprietors Invo m> niri<*h faith ;n
It* curative povMt'i tint thoy offer One Hun
dred Dollar* for anv east* that It faila to cure,
yond for list of teitiinonialx. Addreas
K. J. Chknky A i1'"., ToUdo, o.
Mold bv Druggists, 75.'.
.V.i.O JV.".' Hi'i'
Jaoan ha* two imperial um vrrait if*. one
at 'lokio. ?ht ot.ier at Kioto The latter
la only three years old.
Itrat for ?lit> llowela
No mattor what ails yon, tioa'tn^h* t r> n
rancor, you will never gut will until voiu
howolR arn put rixhl. Cihi uktu help nntnr".
eurs you wit'jout a ?rl)ia or pain. )>ro tu''9
easy natural litoTemunU, eost you jntt 1 1
cents to start getting your health t>a 'K. i'as
caiixth Candy Cathartic, tho genuine, put ui>
in motal boxev, evory tablet has
Htarniiod on it. Beware of imitation*.
Skating was a sport of the Northmen
in prehifttnri? time;
If ITS permanently cured. SO ll t? or nerrou*
ncn after .'lr.st day 'k use of Ur. Kline'n tira.it
Nervy U?8torer. trial Ixittlo anJ tr.-utuy fru
l)r. II. U. hi. ink, Ltd., i'Jil Areh bt.. Philo. I 'a
Kgypt was the first country to have a
ruiiitfiry organization ,
r<. '.Vinslow'# .-ioot'uin ^yrv;> for ouil !ro ?
toothing, ?oft?a tin gmn, ro.tme* in'laurni
tion, tllayd |>ain, eiirja wit* 1 o ? ?1 1 c*. U5 ? a .> >;tls
I'liihrelli^ were in uh? in Atneneu he
fore they were in lCnji'and.
I do not heliuvw f'iHo's ('uro for Consump
tion ban an equal for coughs and Coldtf. - John'
F. ItoYKn/rr.'nity SpriiiL'H, lnd., Feb. 13. 1 %>J.
In anrient tiutes toatk uikat were niadu
of soot and ivory black.
Hoax ? "Do thoy livo well?" .loax -
"Ves; thoy seldom call in a doctor."
The value of Italy* cxi.orts of t^v?
nearly e.juals that of her olive oil.
He? a<lvt. of Smttiihk i i s Utsivkss for r you
1 lie invention of the organ n utti'ihutrd
to Anhiinedes, abotit '21'0 It t
My Hair
"I had a very severe sickness
that took off all my hair. 1 pur
chased a bottle of Ayer's Hair
Vigor and it brought all my hair
back again."
W. D. Quinn, Marseilles, III.
One thing is certain, ?
Ayer's Hair Vigor makes
the hair grow. This is
because it is a hair food.
It feeds the hair and the
hair grows, that's all there
is to it. It stops falling
of the hair, too, and al
ways restores color to
gray hair.
$1 .CO a bottle. AM drunl*U.
If your drngiriit r.innot Biijiply you,
?crut us one dollar and wo will 0X)>rtH8
you a l>ottle.- Ho sure and rive the name
of your nearest ox i>reM omc*. A?l?lirn.
J. C. AVER CO., I-owell, Mak?.
Constipation
Does your head ache ? Pain
back of your eyes ? Bad
taste in your mouth? It's
your liver! Ayer's Pills arc
j liver pills. They cure consti
/pation, headache, dyspepsia.
25c. All druggicf*.
Want your mnunUolin or bo.ird a beautiful
brown or rich black? Then ?**
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variety of worms pnvent in tho intestine*. IjOsc no Time ! Adopt t lie safe ?
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