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Mr. T?. "P. Jenkins, of T.ithonia, Ga.,
says that hi., daughter, Icl.i, inherited a
severe case f Kczen: \ which the usual
mercury etui potash remedies failed to
relieve. Year bv y ar site was treated
with various medicine s, external applications
and internal remedies, without
result. Her sufferings were intense,
and her condition grew steadily worse.
JU1 the so-called blood remedies did not
mseeuttc icachthcdis.
ease at all until S.
S.S. was given, when
an i m p r o v e m e 111
was at once noticed.
The medicine was
continuecd with favorable
results, and
now she is cured
sound mud well, her
"* r>ureau5
' ? ^ she has been saved
from what threatened
to blight her lifa forever.
S.S.S. (guaranteed purely vegetable")
?nres Kciema, Scrofula, Cancer, Rheumatism,
or an/ ether blood trouble.
It is arealbloed remedy and always
?urcs even aft?rr all else fails.
A Real Blood Remedy.
Take a I load ran edy for a blood disease;
a Ionic won't cure it.
Our books
on blood and ___
skin diseases
mailed five to
any address. kTO
Swiit Spe c i fi o
Co., Atlanta,
Ga.
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It 1? s; 11 i: (* V. I'll ltiifu!:ir tliat
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popular!,} s n?.?11 v tt:? : . ' i a
bitioh r, .lie bit sr. 11: ? .;.. .iohtii'K
makt i. :.iii other tradesmen,
as Well :.i t t:pj r
of In:-i! ;<? men, mmerally look i
forward lo the day?the hapj)
day a- t' y f ndl\ drear;?when j
they shall have made enough
money lo retire Torn work aid
can enjoy th* ir tU'um ruin uoju'
fate. There snmcthinir natural'
about this. I'hev are then self
^cu^iuuru. I in1V r.HVO PilfUMj '
the ri^iit to repose. Thc\ have
fought the hattle of life and come
oil victorious in .1 fx'cuo;;u \
sense. Whether th *\ cast isiiic
their old habits with and
lind eoj yd 'it in n w . 1 ,
for the.'' own con ni -rat. n >u!v.
Anyhow, tb *y nr.- e> "t! \ 1
make the experiment. An ! ' n
the matter ' ? rest here, littl ?or
no mis-hi f w ,ul 5 en me.
I nfortunately. iiowevcr, the
success ot {' o pari m! " ? trets
a ::rtn ill-, i* ii tioi i;
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minds of tno chiklron. rhe < u
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them ';!<u In i< iU'KM! IiimI
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' part of those pro-li^al s>- v to
learned at our I'tii vers; ties,
where, for e Ion*.; period, t..on 'rations
of vain or woak-mimod
youth have been hopelessly
corrupted.
I; is s;ol to ri llect how often the
uiutlious I?v v. inch a suoee-\-2"ul
man endeavors to advance the position
of his chi! iren tu'oeino tho
mean? of their ruin, II roll c;.\
it may bo, on his own c" .r.ty education
or other disadvantages in
early life, and determines that his
sons shall fare better. They shall
go to some great Public School,
I or to Oxford or Cambridge. They
| shall loarn all that may be learned
in these homes of the Muses.
I They shall mix with gontlemeu
and noblemen, make superior acquaintances,
and catch tluor tone.
And, that may not be prejudiced
by his status, ho supplies them
most liberally with pocket-money,
and encourages thorn to shine
! in the display of wealth. After
1 a long course, during which paternal
hopes h'tve boon xeitod,
they often return to the <>! ! r >of
with only a thin veneer of scholastic
acquirements, but d ; 'v engrained
with all tho vi-\ v hieh,
it ih well known, the- 'in ivies
able to teach. T' < it.\ti
? while !; 1 re ; . r: ruled
Iv their conip rw - 41 ir
morals are rune !. . 1 v .-nme
back with appetites w! t. ' 'nr
protlurnoy, d
aViT-o to useful 'pr.jion, ami
' t r irient of ' In f r. r 1
! <>iih> surround n;;-.
Iii those casi -, ho*vo\< , \
i!n f evils ha\o bio., mod. li/iml
| or even avoided, where they havo
really studied, am! tin ir habits
'.mi conduct have been fairly decent.
they are -till r.j a? the form'
er fo the occunati u- r.f their parents,
and are oern-b mally
prompted to endeavor to distinguish
themnoives in fashionable
society. This is often very dillicuit.
Nevertheless youth, money,
H'.u perseverence, ran accomplish
iniich in time. And ii they sueci
' d what is tl-f? - ' A liiovc
reputable mode of t-<| mnderinj;
i. m ft.of Af rtfl. . ? . i:r . i
... . v * a ?% i. v/ 1 I : , ' ' I I I i ! 1 ? * f ? :
ironter URoftilne-s. \nd )' ini?.'
f-s ol' l)ot< ; ;< - o through
fault of t h<? * .! ontr.
l-or all triu* <?<*is.'ntioi* 1 oi'ins
it homo. < orr? c* habit? nrul
thoughuB must m only originate
i n but ini. .* Ic (juiokL
into :u . ..; \ . .d i ;< t r?tinot:
i ady ui.- -i| ... . +\ - i,.o live
? aro .is in.. ,..!!? as jit-s
it tii > -..ill !. Y* ! iv
w alt'i is w*( ( t y v iH
t. w al-o. \\ ; i . i. is t
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ad uc-1. nr
. f'a. ti /. opporju!
I>i\ Watts, have not only ventec
t!i' ir strictures on idleness. In:
<?u sluggishness as well. To be ?1 i!
jatory or perfunctory is to bo par
, tially idle. To bo improvident, i
the same* We are invited to con
stilt Nature and imitate her fore
( right. And "Whatsoever thy ban
hndctli to do, (said the l're.ioher,
i do it w ith all thy might/'
Idle and addle have tho er.nn
meaning, and, with all, aro de
j rived from the same word, wliicl
' signified to be sick, corrupt, void
! An idle person is an ailing person
] sick in body and mind, corrupt it
morals,void of understanding. At
idlo lifo is an addled life, noxious
unproductive, and dead to al
goodness.
Yet this is the life which s<
many covet and othors aro prout
I to possess, and that in tho iudivid
ual who is allowed precedence
over tho industrious!
"Nature fits all her childrer
with something to do,1' said the
! poet, and truly there is so mucl
! to ho done in this world?physic
I ally, mentally, morally?that i
' befits none to be idle. There ar<
! Augean ^tables t > bo cleansed, an
| rii ut end might., wrongs to be
reetilieel, grave abuses to be re
j i i|g jdt and d >nse clouds of ignd
renco to bo <' !>' ': ' he v>rl(
' mourn* from want, and misery
1 and crime, and %lthe dark place
f tin* "arth are full of cruelty."
' Power and injustice traniplo up
ion th> weak ami the? innocent
nruling "train--! nation
and " i man's foes are thov of hi
j own house hould." Poverty pray
in vain for its daily bread. \"?"<
! see the industriou : die frotucom
: pulsion, and the wicked crimina
' from want of knowledge. On
1 boasted brotherhood is a po,>fii
! dream. Kach fights for his owi
i .
! hand, regardless of others, am
' tho end no man can foresee.
S? mnny worhls, so much lo <ln
So lilllc Oonv, .such IhiuKS to be.'
Hurely Inrnanity requires th<
! Lest t il'urt i of all its niombort
This is no plaee for idlers or lov
1 ers of false gentility. There if
work to tie done, serious, pationi
and persistent work, not tho ser
vme of the slave, hut the ciieerfu
i labor ot liie free in?m lull of lov
' :n>; kiiulr.es-. Tim work! .s sl,i
young, uilu nook b trios I., nofoi't
it. A it v v.-; f. i: v i;! grow
lisht i and btcom - tho univ
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