The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 24, 1909, Image 4
With a Christmas Gift.
At Cbrltttniau time long year* hk"
"Good will to men" tbo ungvlu ?ang,
"And )>?>hco on earth" their iu<?nugo
rung
Acroup the nky'H celeHllal kIow,
At ChrlHtmau time
lx)ng /earn ago.
At ('hrlHtmna time thai comoH (o?luy
Thin message of good will I h?jh|
'J ho living wibln'H of a friend
That cornea today.
At Chr.lhi mas "Tlmo in future yearn-?
And nil tin* other days, t)o?tdc8 ?
May life for you alwayv provide
Itj< laughter all unmixed with team
At ChrltitinaH time
In future yeai'H.
? W It. Murphy, in Christmas St.
Nicholas.
BWCHTEYESANDD9R9THYJANE
A'CHWS?SSI?RV-?F'TW?-D?llLt^
Height eyes and Dorothy Jane mot
for the first llmo on Chrlstipas ICvo.
They wen; being hurried ovor tlio
city streets in u del i very wagon, and
tholr Intimate assoclat Ion with each
other in u big wicker basket naturally
led to n eon vernal ion. They were
(iolln ? Dorothy Jane a big rag hahy,
homely nnd poorly dressed; Bright
lOyes a finely, clothed young lady,
whoso? bright tints of elieek and hair
were the work of French artists Dor
?thy Jane whk going to meet a "little
mother" in an East . Side teirnient
house on the morrow, and Height Eyes
was on hoe way to the bin hrownstono
bouse on the West Side, there to open
and close her eyes und say "Mam
ma" to tho only daughter of a rich
morohrtnt.
Plight ICvoh did pot deign to notion
poor Dorothy when she remarked that
tho noisy animals In the Noah s ark,
at tho other end of the box, were
worso than thoso In tho Zoo, and
rather rudely crowded the poor little
rag (Baby In the corner she turned
away In disgust. At the next miner
the driver removed the ark. with It",
noisy animals, and there was more
room In tho basket. Dorothv lifte 1
her head and put her painted face
closo to tho car of Bright Eyes ami
w hispered : "You are prettier . than
I tin, I know; but can't wo bo frlende,
p.nywaj ? I never talked to a foreign*
Star of Bethlehem
or before. We had some <}o|Ih from
China in our depart mont ?everal
\vi e^H hko, but J fouhlu'l tindcnUand
\v 1 1 ? t l !??*>" HUjiJ. ? I <> w do you k t > nt
> our eye? that w.iy whon you lla
down? Flow nb'n it I HrlKl.it Byen
f>Ut up and lo-oKeil a( Hit: lla( liLtlu
painted f;ic(i of Dorothy Juno with evi
dent m niii.senif fit
"You don't pretend to e;t|| yotirBOlf
it ('hri.d runs . pit sent, I hope?" alio
raid. "You ijuisU have btt-n put to
gether In the <l:ni<. I- don't hi:o what
pl<a*ure you ''nn find In existence."
"I b< li< 've that I am hirptder than
von are tonight," said Dorothy June,
1 1 1 : 1 I ' i lip ipilvi red,
' W'!i\ " ?stslji' I lli i^'it vh "Don't
you Itnow that I a:n j^oin.i; to live in
?one < d 1 1 1 ? ? finest lirttis.es In the ( ity,
, and )je id own to "nieinbers of the
MADONNA IN CONTEMPLATION.
'400?' "
"What do you inrftrj Hv tht? ? ICO ?' " j
qurrlrd DoroLlr. Jar.t*.
"You j oov, r.^rl^cto'l, uneducated :
little thins." fluid Plight Eyes. "Tell'
ir.e. whore. p. re > o*i Koinr. nny wiv,"l
"I nui folntr to 1 i ? 1 1 1"1 Jennie Heed. I
whoso mother dors wishing for n l!v-i
1 n jr. I nm fn nnxfotu to sec hrr. h<?- !
cauio her mother, when fhe bought
mo, told t ho clerk that Jennie had not
been very well Mince her papa died,
and' #he hoped that J would cheer her
up on Chlt9tu>a? Day. If Jennie la
like her mother 1 am going to love
her."
Height Kyes whh luoghlug hy this
time, und interrupted to say, "You
rmiHt ho a missionary rag hahy then.
How funny!"
"That ? whit I am," cried Dorothy,
"and unless Jennie expect* too inuch
of a rag hahy, .1 bollevo that I will
make her happy. Do you think that
the little girl whore you aro going
will love you?"
Bright Kyoa moved uneasily In the
box und wuh Blow to answer. Finally
?he aald: "I don't know whether ahe
will love me or not. I don't care. 1
am pretty and -they will show me to
everybody. I like the Idea of moving
In high society, and won't worry about
their loving mo."
Dorothy Jane 'knew nothing about
society, and did not fully under?tan<J
Bright Ryes' Idea of life. All she
could think about wan Jennie Heed,
and whether or not they would be
happy together, "Get that big French
doll out, Hill," said the driver to hla
assistant, as the wagon suddenly stop
ped. It startled Dorothy Jane, a?
hlio had about made hp her mind to
toil Bright HyoB that nho had mtHsed
entirely the object of life when nha
made b>vq Bveondnry All she had
time to say, as she put an unshapely
r:i'; hand In one of Bright Eyes,' was,
"Make that little Klr|| love you." But
Bright Kyes toBBed her head scornful
ly as Bill ran with her up the brown
f) one steps. "If you ever get up Into
o/vrtr.o roLox, loiH-ieno
liiv.h sorietv- call on nit'," were her
parting word?.
H; ! coa:^!;t. !:???! bitterly to the
driver about being over, worked after
lie had har.Ji .! Uoi^uhy Jane over to !
Mrs. Ree l, ,.ti ;!io fifth floor of th? !
East S. K ; n-v. n: hetia**. Mrs Rood i
took tho :.i.; ! and quietly sat h?r :
In tho !'.:rpiac\ facing Jennie's little
bed. j
When Mrs. lined had kissed the j
sleeping child and tij-ro.d t>ut of the !
room. Dorothy I. . kt d an ind for other
C'h ristmii s arrivals At she saw
110 one < ! ;e, and 1 >?? vxn :? to f<??-l the ro
spon?ibi:iiy which had h-*en thrust un
011 her >'f litiiu*, 1 : 1 1 1 ?* Jennies whole
(,'h rlst mas Finally. however, she
spied .i little p:nk candy do.n. and he
told her that he. too. was tlmre for
Jt nnie.
The next morning Mrs. Reed peep
ed Into the room in time to see Jen
nie Jump around in an oefMAcy of Joy,
with Dorothy Jane clasped close to
her breast and the pink candy dog in
her hand.
The affection of the child for Doro
thy Jnne grew from day to day. until
the neighbors talked about u. Wher
ever Jennie went, Dorothy J:?no was
with her.
I'.rlght Kyos, on the ' . hand, had
a hard time of It. Wic .. she arrived
at the house she foi.wd that there were
mnn\ other presents costlier than her
self, and. moreover, a little old rub
ber doll wis .he favorite of her ml?
t res?.
All her \islona of coming out Into
fashionable society faded away before
n week hit I passed. She never went
out of io.orp, bul Is? y tucked away In
a < ioset One day. .lip. a little lox
terrier, mistook her for something
else. Hoforo he was through the
bloom was j,ono from her cheeks and
her hair and one arm were chewed
off. So the next day Bright Eyes was
Just lookinx over tho top of the aah
barrel, in the basement areaway, when
Jennie Rood, with Dorothy Jane In
her anna, rang the basement ball
She had come to get the washing.
Bright Eyei recognized Dorothy at
onca and called out with all bar for
mar hautlocsa crushed and brokau :
?*01}. yo* dear old rag baby; you ??(?
rlgfkt ^ter all." Thea Jennie
away. W^d the dolls never mat
Mall and rinim
A Poor Weak Woman
Aa abe if termed, will wduw brartlr ind pttitntljr
iloaiM which ? strong nu would live way under.
'1 l?e fwl ii woomo are mot* p*Um( then they ou|ht
to b? under such trouble*.
Every wonM oujht to know that abe may obtain
tba moat experienced medical advice frti ?/ charg*
and in ei?e/?l* c*nfultnc4 and privacy by writlnf to
the World'* Diapenaary Medical Aaeocietion, H- V.
Fierce, M. D.. rreeident, Buffalo. N. Y. Dr. fierce
baa been ohief oouaultinj pbyaiotan of the Invalids'
Hotel and Surfioal Institute,- of Buffalo, N. Y., for
many ycare and baa bad ? wider prac^ioal experience
la tlte treatment or women's diseases than any other physician in this oouutry.
His wediciues an world-famous (or their astonishing efficacy.
The most psrfcot remedy svsr devised for weak ??d deli*
oat* woman is Dr. Pisros ? Favorite Prescription
IT MAKES WEAK WOMEf) STRONG,
SICK WOMEN WELL.
The many and varied symptoms of woman's pecutisr ailments are fully set
forth in rtain F.njlish in the People's Medical Adviser (1008 pages), a newly
revised aud up-to-date lldition of which, cloth-bound, will he milled fr** on
reoeipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay oost of mailing only. Address a? above.
No Great Difference.
Much alleged humor, by the by,
Mankind at woman hurli,
Yet men eat ice cream on their pie
Ah often ttH the k*1'#'
Polttfth For HmIo to All.
Farmer# who farm on business principle*
n ml fertilize their soils a* a manufacturer
I tuts money into a plant? for investment?
iuve never needed much Argument to he
convinced that " l'otaah Pay*," as the Ger
man Kuli Work* puts it. The trouble for
the f miner ha* been nut only the price, but
the difliculty of getting Potash at any
price. The manufacturers have heretofore
abeerbed it II.
All thix ha* been changed, and thousands
of farmers who farm for profit rather than
for mere wage# and a living, will now be
able to buy nil the I'otuli Suit* they need,
in any quantity they want it, of local deal
er# everywhere. And not only this? but
they can get it at lower r*. than havs
ever before been charged.
This means that farmers can now invest
in plant food* that they themselves can buy
and mix ?fertilizers without fillers or make
weights - and pu* the money saved from in
terest , freight, cxccssive profit# on fi II era
and mixing chargea info so inuch more
actual crop-making fertilizer.
The great German potash, minea are now
producing enough potash to enable the
American selling agency to .guarantee deliv
ery of all th.nt 1# required both by fertilizer
manufacturer# and by local dealers and
farmers. Ask your dealer to carry these in
valuable salla in slock. Tell him to write
to the Gernion Kali Work#, Continental
Huilding, Halt imo're, lor particulars and
prices. And we recommend you to write
to them also, for their "Farmers' Note
Rook" and their valuable literature on fer
tilizing and cultivation. Menticn vtwt
crop# you are niobt interested in.j It rrill
pay you to do it. And see your dealer the
next time you aie in town.
Rome people suffer continually with
firfd. aching and swollen feet. T.ittle do
they know now soothing in Hamlin# Wiz
ard Oil. Hub it in at night and have
thankful, happy feet in the morning.
Weak men never yield at the prop
er time. -?-Latin.
Itch cured in 3') minutes bv Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Never lsil#. Af druggists.
Will a Merchant Who is Wise Ever
Cease to Advertise?
Yes ? When the trees grow upside
down.
When the beggar wears a crown ;
When iee forms on tho sun;
When I he sparrow weighs a ton;
When gold dollars get too cheap;
When women secrets keep;
Whan fish forget to swim;
When Satan sings a hftnn ;
When girls go. back on gum ;
When a small hoy hates a drum;
When no politician schemes;
When mince pies make pleasant
dreams ;
When its fun to break a tooth;
When all lawyers tell the (ruth;
When the drummer has no brass;
When all these conic to pass;
Then the tuati dial's wise will
neglect to advertise. Kxehnmre.
It May Be.
*'! give away l<>is ? ? l ir.ftny in my
mind." "Me. too. I don't suppose
these imaginary h?* 1 1 #* 1 'act ions amount
to anything, though." "Oh, I don't
know. Ma \ be they help to offset the
unkind thoughts we think."
Chief End of Travel.
"So \ < ?; i 1 j ;i \ ?? been ai ions the
ocean I went \ -seven times/'' ' ' \ cs,
btii twenty <>f i hose trips were prac
tically wasted. ' ' "How iw (hat f" ''I
took them before picture post cards
came in.*'
A bustling: mother makes a sloth f nl
daughter. ? German.
? ? ? ? j
AIlcn'i I.ung Balsnin is the old reliable j
rough retnedv. Found in evarv drug store. {
and practically every home. 5 sues.
A pood friend is my nearest rela
tive. ? Dutch.
Impnmnbte. In find anything hotter f^r
sidea< he, backache or stitches than Perry
1>.?vis' Painkiller. 25c . 35c. and 50c.
I >i . i ?M>lv liinls t hat the l)aucs are
also 1 mm Missouri.
l'. r ? Ol.ni n lid (. II I P.
Ilick'< ( aim iu\e ts tho i?>st ronuvly ? r?**
f.rvcs l tie acli .nc an<! fevprlMinev.? cnrc> tin
t nlil a n ? 1 io. tores Horn 3 1 coiulU'ons. it's
It.mtd effects Immediately. loc.. 2&e. ami jt>e.
lit ill'lllf hll t| t*H.
Wo are made happy by possessing
what we ourselves love, not what
others think lovely.? Rochefoucauld.
llheumatlsm Cured In a Day.
Dr Deletion's Relief (or Rheumatism and
Neuralgia rudieally cures in 1 to 3 days. It*
action is remarkable Removes the cause
and disease quickly disappears First dose
greatly benefits. 75c and fl All druggists.
From small beginnings come great
things. Hutch.
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and
invigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
Sugar routed, tiny gianulea. eaay to taJte
%a candy.
A feast is worth nothing without
its conversation. ? Irish.
SORE EYES CURED.
Kre-Balla and Lids Became TerrlNj
Inflamed ? Was t'nnble to Oo
About? ?All Treatment* Failed?
Onticura Proved Successful.
"About two yeara ago my ey?a got ia
<uch a condition that I was unable to go
about. They were terribly inflamed, both
the balls and lida. I tried home rlknediee
without relief. Then I decided to go to our
family physician, but he didn't help then.
Then I tried two more of our moat promi
nent phyaiciane, but my eyee pew contin
ually worae. At thia time a friend of mint
advised me to try Cuticura Ointment, and
after using it about one week nay eye* war*
considerably improved and In two weaha
they were almost wall. They have never
given me any trouble Mnea and I am now
aixty fivc yean old. J ahall never fail to
mum Cuticura. (I. B Flsfcey, Mouth oi
Wiaon, Va., Apr. 4,, 1008 .?
' *< C u ulJlTlf m Iftf 1 1? Boirtoa^' SjjjJ*****
..3"' ? '
THE WASHINGTON HERALD.
Forging Its Way to Peersdiip With
the Old and Fixed Powers of Nat
ional JurnaliHiu.
The Washington Herald, though
comparatively young, utands in th?
front ranks of great national jumala.
1(8 motto might well lie Excelsior,
for it seems to need only years to bo
n power alongside thes great New
York ami London journals. It is
pleasant to note talent that forges
recognition and peership with the
beat.
THE COLUMBIA STATE.
The Bright, Sprightly, Newsy Palmet
to Journal That Merits Its Popu
larity and the Confidence Reposed
in it.
The Columbia State is among the
brightest, sprightlicst, newesiest jour'
nals iu the land. It is always hailed
with delight and there is a felt want
till the. Palmetto paper arrives. It
merits the popularity it enjoys and
is worthy of' the .fontldcneo reposed
in it as a leader ol' thought, ar.d a
guide to the wavering conviction.
I'or ?? l{AI?A4'll|{? If IcWm' ( A I't KINK
Whether from Colds. Heat, Stomach or
Nervous Trouble.*, Capudtiic will relleveyou.
It's ll'ju Id ? iili'iisunt io t like?' acts Immedi
ately. Try it. KV., and .r>0e. at drug
stores.
A drop of fortune is worth a cask
of wisdom. ? Latin.
Mr*. Winslow'fl Soothing Hyrup for (Children
tcetlupg, softens the cum*, reduce* infln ruina
tion, allayH pnm . cu? wind colic, '25c. a bolU*.
Sensible Girl.
"Does your husband pay you the
compliments that he did in days of
courtship?" "Why, I-I-" "Does
he praise your eyes <>r uiur taper
fingr-rs now that you arc married? Of
course not. l!ah!" "Well; ho says"
a good word tor my pies and my
biscuits," retorted the bride. " You
can't make me dissatisfied with mar
ried lite."
Time has beset me a wise workman
no doubt , hut making all tilings
weaker, (''rates.- So. .52- '09.
VITALIZER
<4*
RKSTOKKS I.OST I'OWKRS. A. vrenk
tna:i In In.r a < !>.? k run down. Ml'NvoN 8
VITAI.I/.KIt will wliul hint up and tiinki
hi Hi u?v |f ymi :iri> nervous. If you art
li r!tnTdi\ If you l.i? Vc oonSdonre In your*
???If, If you do ii"t f'"<l your full manly
vigor. t <>K I >? 0:1 remedy nt < ikt. Ther(
?rc> 7.'? V I T A I . IZKIl t :i I Irt h In one l?otllej
every taldet Is full of vlsnl power. l>ou' t
spend another do.iiir on ipinck doctors or
spurious remedies, or tlil your system with
harmful drns*. He<ln on XlI'NYONS
VlTAl.lZKK ii t unco, aud you will Leglq
to feel tlu' wtnlltlng efTect of t bis romedy
a f t ?*r tho tit fit done. I'rtoo. J>1, nost-naUJi
Muuyou, 5-i; J and Je.Teisoo, J'blla, I'ft.
There's Danger
Ahead
il you've been neglecting a cold.
Don'texperimentwith your health.
Get a remedy that you knou) will
cure? that remedy is
DR.D.JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
It's safe. In the reverest cases ot
coughs, colds, bronchitis, croup, in
flammation of chest and lungs tt is the
most effective remedy known. It does
Its work quickly, r. moves the coum of
the disease.
Sold t\-?ri/whert in th.ret till
Lotll. 4, S I.OO. 50c. 2 5c.
Nothing New or
My*teriou?.
"ASK
/YOUR
CTRAIND
MOTrlER."
For nianv generation* Oonn Orfnt hu be??
reer>gnl?e<4 at a wond?>rf\il runediil mrdlum
In treating and .Mjrtn? Pneumonia, Orlppe,
Rheunietl?m an<i N ? J -a'. Rla. RICK'S OOOSB
OKKA9K I.1MMKSI it ma<1e from pure goott
?rrea?e, with other valuable onraUv* lngr#
dlente added T ry It
8Bo-At all l?rngglat? and l>ra1eri-IBt
GOOSE GREASE COMPANY, ""Tr0
So
Murder!
Om |?U it by highway nn? T?u
al tbouundi by Bad Bo*p*U ? No ?f*
f*ranc*. Con* tip* lion uxl dtmJ War
??k> tba whola lyitam ikk~Cv?ry*
My know, it- CASCA RETS rfwUH ?
mmrm Bowal uj Lim trubln by riaftf
iabig nihtrt'i work until yo? fat wiM
Million. u.? CASCARETS, Ufa fcvatt
POTA
The German Kali Works have talked
fits for twenty-five years. They have never
to local agents or farmers.
You know how hard it was to buy
have changed. The mines are now producing erty
us to offer
?
POTASH FOR
in carload lots of twenty tons, to lAcal dealers without ir
requirements of those to whom we have sold Potash U
goods. We have, therefore, established a Selling Agcric)
and in lyio will sell all potash salts in earload *
from the mines to the buyers in r|0|??oi
original sealed bags, or kainit in UGIIVcJ
bulk, at lower rates than were ever before quotedy
!
Potash Pays
You can buy the real potash t><d
make-weights ? you save all ibej
for interest, freight, excessive^
For particular* and-\
tor particulars ana _
GERMAN KALI WORKS, Coming ( ()f_
A Certain Cure roa Sore.Wcah
MITCHELLS ^ ;
MAKES THE USE OF DRUGS UNNECESSARY
?o ready-to
JCTloua event
PViifl and 10 tiro
..*?y of ouv tl is
upes, Millinery,
U would any that
ut)' and marked
jiVge. 1'orfect fit
No fuss? no flurry? no smell ? arid 7 af
Automatic Smq
Circular
which automatically locks absolutely prev
Solid l?'rass font holds 4 quarts of oi|
for 9 hours? solid brass wick carrijerj
Heater beautifully finished in hi
Kvery Dealer Everywhere. If
to the Nei
STANDARD
? ?M
pfPEWRITING
id $-.50 of stu
QOUTHER
Now open to those wish in j
and RAILROAD AOENOI
dents' railroad fare paid,
ify in 4 lo (J months. Our graj
lions paying $46 to $66 per
demand for Telegraphers. .-3
catalogue which gives $$
SOUTHERN SCI
BOX 27* ?
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GREAT SPECIAUiiR to YOUNC
n TELEORAI
It ion rednced to
lent board at lo'
positively
i to start on, P
today
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BUSY DOCTOR
It often delayed, Keep a
ANS PREPARATION In tl
prepared tor pneumonia,
coutbs. <rippe, _pain? ana
and throat, External
relief. All dniMUts. $1.00,
Restore? Cray Hair to
' aBwovci DAHDtiurr
ln?lgorat?? and pr?v#ji!? the hair
by Org?gltta, Or
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