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The Power of Love. 'A The best ,: - try\ to bet at thattu ::: their children to become. lother W ;:title ik ;lldi char for other;' w'.tnese are ., bro i as the chf her inl uen\e:wh m tr y to fatiIs no human bein1 who needs it ; w\hose in tere-t il, others springs frc,nr genutine love 10 humanity ; it is such a mother ;is this whose Children grow in all no ble virtues and gentle manners. Ily her very goodness she inculcates love in theit hearts : love, fir,t of all for her, then love for 11. thr e hu manity that she tinods It utich g"+td in. Never has oneerson forot ten his pure right educating mouther. She plants germs whIo se f ruit is for eternity. llave long talks with youtr little ones; keep t hem close t ' vou by sho~ w ing warm interest in their leas uires and their little disappoint ment s. Let thIem see he v dear they are to you andh tell t he m vou hope to live to see them goodme and womien.* WNhen an ou thurst of tmper i imminent, when evil passions show in the dear little faces, keep your pat ience. In steadl of scolding, go to them, take the scowl ing face in yotur handls and look into the ani gry eyes while you say, "'Now just wait, my darlintg, for a few miiin utes, then tell muot her abotut it. You will find the efTeet almost magic-il ; and a few gentle remarks a dIndI sonme words of good ad vice will be listened to and remembered. Let them imnderstandl that it is becatuse you love thIem so dearly - that you feel grieved when they are naughty. It will hav'e its effect, for, as mother, you are the dearest person in yotur child's life, and deep in the little heart is the desire te please you. I think that reviewving in yomt own mind the influences that havc had the best etTect in forming your own character will he a help te you, and guide you wvonderfully in your efforts to train your childrenu in the 'way they shotuld go. You wvill remember whait puntishments left bitterness in your heart, andl so avoid them ; and, a bove tall, be care. ful to have tall punishment well de served, for let a child be tunjustly punished and the injustice will niever be quite forgotten. If a wrong is committed for the first time youa can btut expint to them that it is wrong, and that, if * repeat.ed, you will punish ; and if t .hey then do the thing p)rohibited keep yottr word and ptunish exactly as you said you would. There can be no bitterness in their hearts then, for if they disobey you, their pun ishment is jtust. But govern your children as much. - as possible by lnoe The hom c is the splhee in whi; c ont atfacftio\ns should be cult ivated, atl it houl1 be the '-st school in which to learn end anic', charity aid 1.,ttieit'e. el t1i1 I the '11 tn (' t t'.:r o: (' ! i:t :1 them , re me:nberin t h.it .:.: ~ ' S 111 \"r il ('trtrl. I( ditions.---Traine Mohehod.1 The Kase a nd:" ' H .ist ! K i e. il t r."1('III ri 1 11I ISomt. ae vryu e\ tti re publish Ihtic trc \ cr" ' II teI)!( *'( tl I ic'1 i111t Emeor t lt i a IItre :r(11111tI their kin of(Pr whoa ever vi--o lthr m.tyL~ be ini their chrcter:. andt cOin The Kaiser and His Kitchen. Olle cmionls (letail's art! Illlils:l e( l aboult the 1,l fte rm t pc'ror. r iim:n II the tierat inily have three meialsi a dav. The Emperor prefe.rs substantial dishes. For his breakfast he has cofiee, tea, eggs, beefsteaks and veal or mutton cutlets: for lunch he has soup, di!Tecrenit kinds of meat, with vega tales and r(oasts and( sweets. The Emiperor and( Empress like to have guiests almost regularly- for lunch. Dinner takes place at five or six o'clock, or on spec 'ally formal occa sions at seven. This is the most lu xuIrious anid elaborate mieal of the dlay, and is servedl on goldi and silver plates. Finally the Eitnperor has a p)late of cold meat shiortly be fore retiring to r'est .--Ex. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You IHai Always Bought Ba the Pointed Paragraphs. There is p)lenlty of space to let in the immense rooim for imprve mnent. Love mayl) not4 be blhnd at the start, but it is never able to see its fin ishi. Fe w men hiave enough sel f-conifin deuce to enable t hem to ignore their own mistakes. Whien t wo women are bitter ene mits thecre is aliways some man at the bottom of it. Lots of worry anud trouble is brought on by advice that is slip p)osed to p)revent it. Sonmet imes it is a ma n's dIin ner that disagrees with him and some times it's his wvife. Lots of people are about half-way between what you think they are and what they pretend to be. The clam has a larger mouth in proportion to his sizec thani a man, yet the clam never talks about his neighbors. L,ot of people who imagine they are entertaining angels in disguise are sadIder but wiser when it in time to unmask.--Chicago Ne ws. -...-...-...... S etng the Opportunity. John lrant, a stltng, healt hv boy', eig:htt'(' I y :Is old, faliN 1y good looking, having in l .nglislh highl school entiatiton. a quick peItcep-I tIon tit hf litl.r nt'thodts, ;tlt onte ten'\11t'1e it'ncet in .a1 ;rt heusi .Ness e,It. S tliSInent, had alttain ed to t he \,\ge of fou dollIrs a vvek, .nn1 h.Id no prospect of advance, so f. r .is he conl Set'. Tlhe sit nat ion was freely dlisciss el it h,ne. I i lather was will n1 th.it Ilhin sh1ul mia1kre c a e h.nehe av\.1 conviIcel t hat he .' ;:.,: dO ook a t ' ' ut t - r . pprt u \\ ~ ~~~ ~ .'" 1t ,t,, .11 t\l '111111 _ . . . .. . ., . , .r t e t ookin, for -L el.n ce to do more. By w.tching cl-,ely for several wCek- everv letail, he no.ticed that tr.e. lt of good. were constantly cllmin, from abroad, and that MIr. \\'illiun always attended to the checking of the hills and marking he goods. This seemed to him strange, for \Ir. \\'illian s was a very busy man, and had enough to do without looking after such mi nor matters. lohn soon found, however, much t his dismav. that the-e bills were n.-- out in French or in I ierman, .nd that no one in the store but \Ir. \\'i'.:a ms could deci p..er them. John at not afraid of even two tuc h form idable foe, as F renchi and( Germnana. Ie purchi:ised teCxt -books, anid commencnced to situdyv at once. By conusta nt ap)plication , he was ahle at the end of the vear to make put a bill of goods in either of the Lmnguages. lie obtained access to the old hills, and made a special -tudyl of t hem. All this time he was giving h is very best work in he sto)re , andi often helIped NI r. \\'illionus in arranging the foreign goods. ( )ne day a larger assortment than usual camen in, much to the di smay of Nl r. WVilliaums, wvho exclaimed, "I don't see htow~ I can spend the time to marik these goods." "I,et me do it,'' quietly replied John. "Yes, sir, I think I can (10 it cor rect ly.' "But thbese bills are in Frenchi.'" "I1 knowv it, and I have beeni stud(yinrg F"rench and G;eriman. J think I can read any bill that we have ev'er had."' "W\\ell, try it and see how you make out.'' Mr. WVilIliams watched him for awhile, and then said, '"You seem to know what you are about. If you can (10 this, all right, it will re lieve me more than I can tell."' John did the work so sat isfacto rily that at the next importation the bill was handed to him as a mattecr of course, One (lay, a month later he was called ito the uflice aund interview ed by hot h t he act ive members of the firm. Tlhe senior member said, ''1n my forty years' exp)erience in this business you are t he first boy who has seeni this op)port unity 'and ujipoved it. I alw vays had1( to (10 the work until Mr. Williams came, and one reason why he became ai member of (lie firm was becausne lhe could at tend to this paurt of the bus iness. We want you to take charge of the foreign goods. It is a,) import ant position ; in fact, it is a matter of necessity that we have sonme one who can (10 this work, Yon. nnly. of ihe twenty yotng m11en we have lere s:w1\ llth plee dtI litted Voutsell' 'or it. \\ ' c5tntin.t jay vou as mu1chell as we m11:' 1aly Volu late', for it is Ieestsar to prove your si i og qialities, bu Ve have liltI tliotul they will te show i in tiue t itut' l'or i he test of the year we vilI pay you ten iol Iars a week. At the entd of the vear we will t'onsitier the matter again." TIie resut was that after lohn had been there five years lie receiv ed eighteen hundred dollars a year, had been sent to France and (Ger many, andI Mr. \\illl:inis said to a frienld, "john Grant will probably becoue a Ieinher of the fii bII the time lie is thirty years of age. lit' sa\w the opportunity and iltted h1imsel' t 'or it at som11e sacrtilie', but it paid. It always pays." Y out h'" .','panon. "LORD, KINDLY LIGHT." The Text of the Famous Hymn That P'esidenit McKinley Loved. i:- rei'rint ing b"elowv Cardiinatl e\\w1.man's famll"ls hymn)1, whi1ch to have been one Of l'tesi eN M i n:tev''s ta'orites. the In a'a Us lour.nal has given the ed in "l.yra Angicana." -acted poetry published . t.c . .. tihe .;11 in on.\' :t:: ere Co. teli n.ably the form 1n which the c C.:m1e from Newman's pen. gh the other has beeti incorpo rated in the hymnal in common use and is the only one known to most r.'aders. In the "lyra Anglicana" the hymn is called, "The True 1.ight and reads thus TiH TRUE LIGHT. Lord, Kindly Light, amid the encircling glot in, . Lead Thou tme on! The night is dark ant I am far from home; Lead Thou me on! Keep Thou my feet, I do not ask to see The distant way; one step's enough for ie I was not ever thus, nor prayed that Thou, W\ouldst lead me on; I loved to see and choose my path, but now Lead Thou me on! I loved the garish day, and, spite of fears, Pride ruled my will; r" member not past v'ears So long Thy power hath kept me, sure it still Will lead me on! O'er moor and fen, o'er crag and torrent till The night is gone, And with the morn those anigel face: smile Which I have loved song long since ani lost awhile. The Esho Boy. A little boy onice w~ent home t< his mnot her andi said, "'Mother while sister and I were in the gar den, there was some boy mock ink, us. I was calling out 'IITo!' an< the boy said 'IIo!' So I said t< him ' Who are you ?' and he answer ed 'Who are you?' I saidl, 'Whlu don't you show yourself?' 1H saidi, 'show yourself !' And1 jumped over the ditch, and wven into the woods ; butt I could no find him, and I camne back an< said, ''If you don't conme out will punch your head !' and h< said, 'I will punch your head' So his mother said :'"Ah ! John ny, if you had saidl, 'I love you, he wvould1 have said, 'I love you. If you had said 'Your voice i sweet, 'he would have said, You voice is sweet.' Whatever yoi say to hihn lie will say back to you When you grow and get to be maitn, whatever you say to other: they will, by-and-bye, say back th you." And his mother took hini to that old text in the Scripture \'Vith what measure you metei shall be measured to you again. Sort BHarness You orna make y0er haws ses as soft s a glove anid atomghbas wise by usig UfRKA Har moern Orn. You can lengthen its is-make is last twiee as long a t ordinarily would. EUREKA Harnss Oil makes a peer leoking har. une uike now. Maui of Pure. heavy bodied .,ee. pecili pepard tewith, Hodevery?where Made bj STAiNAn OIL Con STOPS PAN Atlwts,TIrun.,Ji. at27, 190t. Rver mince thi' first :taprennnr+ f my niu'nse +t4hry ne r very lrr-);ul:ar nntl a i rrt ilwith grraIl p i iani I in I I .il bac"k, +lt+ntacht ;iii) l .a. wyitlt terr"tihin hti rin Ig litii iaitt". iin tIer nhi+lnm n. 1)uring t :1St nu,nlh I litvr been' luking W\inr' of t.'tlnin t Iht"Ifurtl'.+ Illh ek-I)ait- Ih t1o1 1 1"a - t"II. " e n+tn th 1y itritni wyithtti pa:in1 r.- lIn' lirst (titr InI yeart". N axSIIC 1Avus. What is life worth to a wonmn sulor ing like Nannie Davis suffered? Yet there are women in thousands of homes to-day who are hearing those terrible menstrual pains in silence. If you aro one of these we want to say that this samo WINEOF CA R)UI will brlin) )tli pe ItiI nt reli f. Con sole Noursetif wti t1ith'm knowli tt!le that 1,000.00 w en, h.lye leeun comtpletct) cured by %ine ef ,'r'ui. These won en suffered from lelitco; rhoe.t. irreg_ular nienses. heltd.tche. back,": :"e. and bearing dewtn p.s. Wine of Cardni %%ill stop ,i t" c - .whts and p.ti s for \ou. Pcrchase ,1 $1.00 bottle of t Wine of C.trdui tl-daN and t: ke it in the pri x.1e of wttlr eine. SOU i H RAILWVAY. *nIense cd lt ne in 1'.fleS June" 6:h.: Q 1'.\ i S. \ 3 i:. \ l f Aa i " B 1an:.\,\t" a m 9 li a 'il " lra'k r 1. i. a I 4 . a n n.v- ' ..lt".. 4 ' . a mn 14 it a liu " Bine.1-.. 4. an 42.'a mi cv P lnm II... 11 la n 1 il a una " Pri 1 :v .......... 14 ai mt 12 20 'i " Newt IA L......i.... ; L a l 12 35 p mn " Ninet.v- ix........ . 8 i1 ii Il 1 41 p t " *retn" d" .. ..... . : 1 n m 2 u5 p ii Ar. Hodlle 4 t1 1:, a mi 2 25 1+in L b1 tiilt. -- a- m 45 p t 1 t -i R iti 1 I a iis 3 2t1 1, nt v Antlhi + - - 4_ t n,1 2 4.5 p 1 Ar. Qreenvil i 11 ~a ii: 4 I/' I Atlant.t'1 1,Ta iutl ;T t o 11 si n o p in 8'TATi'd. - 1)ally 11:tily No li. No. 12. L. Greentiill..........6 20 p ii 0 40 a rn Pilednont .............650 p it 10 U5 a n " Willininston.....:.. _ 12 p_in 10 25 a in Ar. Anti.r.. . 13 1 ni 11 15 a i Lv ettn 15 p n 45 a in Ar. Dotalls..............8 05 p in 11 lU a i Ir Abi+i:illo I -4 U3 i i.t 120 Ul uT1ndKt.4 8 20 p i 11 45 a m Ar. (:Iretn ti ........1 . 8 58 0 p in I1 5) a m Ntntt -;-ix..... . 9 lU p, it 12 25 p in New.y.. .. ;15 p mi 1 10 p o P 1I-Ity........... 10 2 m i 1 24 p m 1L Auliin0 9. :AI 11 in 2 4 p i Irilarlnill". .. t 5i. a iit 2 52 a lit flriinwt.t 30~ a in i i5 a tio avaitnw ........ 4 50 a m 4 rW a i " Nin;ti xi. ........ 2 12 a u 3 5 p im " 11 C gol ui r.i....... S. Il 4 inr 4 42 p in " Bratihvill. 4 25 a in & 2:i p im " umtiin-il ....i.. 57 a t 6 42 p nm Ar. Charleston. 7 00 a m 7 80 p mi p 7 W0a 1iv.CLii- i"i). Ar i :i ,1 '-. 12 0on: 7 4Iia Snnum-txrvillo " 6 4-2 i i 2 00 a 9 00i n .hiranch,villo. " 5 25 1> 4 25 a I 45 a 9i 23a "OraLitir g " 4 42p 8 45 a 05 a!10 241 a " 1(ingvilin " :j 41 , - .,2 l8t a .....Lv. nynnnahI Ar...4 50) a S18 a.....". tarnwell1 .. " ... 07 a 6a, . . " ..1tttek villo...". ......2 52 a B7it 1180ap ...Columia ... "12 15 p 9 801) 7 a1215 p " ..A llu n..i.. "I I 25 p 8 60a 688a 1 :ip ". . tluc .. . "I 12 15 p, 7 46 p 16 a 2 00 l " .. Utni ... 1137 a 7 l0Op 9 54 a 2 22jp " ..Joinjtil.. "L 11 17 a II 58fp 9 49 a 2187 p- " ....Paiiilet .... " 11 05 a' 6 42 p 10O20 a 8 10 pAr Spartnbu-g Lv 10 315 at 6 15 p 10 86 a18 40 > Lvvprtanburg1nn, Ar 10 25na 6 00p I 00 p 7 .' > A r...shevlle..Lv 7 05 8 00)p "~P" p. m. "A" a. mn. "N" night. DOUBLIC DAIlY SI1itVICE BETiWICICN OHAIEMTON AND) 0tR1INVILLIC. Fuillmanx pailai:lisleeping cars on Trralins 85and 96. 87 and 118, on A . tutu C. division. linimg care an these trains sotrve alil nmatla entrioute. Train, leave Spar(atnmg. A. & C. dIiv'sion, prthhound, i6:53t a. im., ;: 17 p. tm., 6:12 p. m., Veattiule I4ri'.ed)1 and 6:ni5 p. mn.; sounth bund 12:20 a. mi.. ll:151i. mn., 11:40 a. mn., (Vest 1nule I.Lmited). n101:10 a. in. Trainus leave t4reenville, A. anid (3. division, uorthhxmnd, 51:55 a. mi., 2:84 p. mn. and 5:18 p. in. jVeistibuie Limited),1 aind 5:55 p. mn.; south cund, I :25 a. mir..4:ll0 i. mn., 12:40 p. m. tVesti ulo [imit ed), and11 il -J a. im. Tratita 15 an Ii ll-Pullman Bleeping Oars between Charlo it on and A shevlllo. Elo nt ul: nr.Drawin g-IRoomm Sleeping Qaers >betweenu Saivainna'h and A sheville enut Tr~ains 118 and 14 P'ullmtan Parlor Unrs be Iween Charhoutmiand Ashenville. PRANK H. lIlA NNON, .9. 1H. HA RDWIJK, Third V-P. & (44en. Mgr.. (4on. PaL. AgeuS. Washin gton. D). 0. Washington, D1, . W. H. T1A YI.OH, R. W. H(JNT, Asst. Genu. Pai. Ag6, Div. Pa.. A gI. Aln ta a a rlestn8. ATLANTIC COAST INE ! BeteenFAST LINE r B wenCharleston and Columbia, Upper South Carolina and Nort 1 Carolina. PA nENoGER tiiCi'A ftT M NT WIMNTN N. O., Jtu 1t , 19101 CONDE4NHJiCD MCIlICIIILE. GOING WEST: In Eflet. May 211 rIOlNo gCART 'No. 52' 11901 . No. 13. 7 00 am Lv....Carleton, 8. 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P ii" H 8Sipso.lride1iint Haibita Ouire at m 8 Uinnt inm, in 80 aye. kiumir.., ~frfrnoe. 2 roars a s toaity, pioh .n uN OBIJINIWNGE 'II lt:vY 11 'I'nl liur Uniliiry Townl1Pilr Ij or liir t: l'ii l Yualr I ding Uccmilhcr,l 31i, 1901, '(111 1l Mud this 1 ) Ir;' I Il' (l>I;sI .\Il.\ Il'.:1) It\ ' I!I ': J I \I tt\ ' aIi U \Ai/ i .Ir u ts I l lt' I'' vwn tlf N ew\'h inu-1- , :- r -, iii ('')Ull il a m) II 'l,llll , 1 1 \ b ) trlll ar. 'li \ 1): lilt, 1 I .t1in1, a tx of -i.'v -two It)trl.tt'l)11 ) ' IP ,r1l ItlfI Ill ', I III NrL t \ 'r)I.rl'11 :1i I l t ii . tI ll t i I tI e till hl I lt I tot d'rr"it tI l . ) f 11 1 al l ig 1)1 11.. l tI thliel I '. n ()Nct'+t ;(' II V , . ( .rt it .~ p p rt l f .htrli-' a Itll ur2' I (II I11 I"l1l l l:tr: in"1t'lid iou 1 f a in ), u1 tI 1)'"eh - t'r,\it t - o v (t he t'id I'w , to b! \, S. ;. fIt N1', )I ti IIt r 11l' i"1 (I n t 'l l l,' l ' -i). t'\ " Pit 2.ir1. I ',:tl :1to It' ' I'11en n :t 1l I lt' i ni ri f li l li.t d l)Irr . rIa i-1 the l, '1n 1:. N ht ! x '" r t'r, . t vI'-:0- l t 1 )pr te i-l I f I t 'l"C and lI't'ulli t 't I h :i 'let , Vi ) }, j a wfrub Illvitn, ao stil - . p:11 r tl itt'. 1h1 T)) -,It ':1'1'to ' I-b h:tt )t flt' l t ' " ill tt'+\ of S i, t) itu d ett o t., Op(ra Altt. e tia , e |t ha the Laxsh h'vijo*i i::li i t o lt.ntt ( r k tio T jnt: 1) 1'ra ' trh s:ti T i n 1 ' l awfuol" :l'i ln 'V 1 f 't ' i t ' ul:)t'I', fr)t11. b 1 'ulth'rld r \ fi oi' I\I:hry of ' oN -i l 'h:t ftr th i t v e hal be l e y' sl ta in V t o r :it t ' d n' h' & s'r or ' P prd f St mher, 1gsI, t t ' ',l '1'1 Sd T E r, T ( -toakhiStoe We Have the Lamps. Lamps Cheap, but Not Cheap Lamps! Aito ll thort q mSitost for the Toillot: ltCors, trgps, Lathr Brushes, Shaving and eOilet Soaps, 7oilot P'ow\dors and Pe(rf umeury. Who invitg your patrnago. We handle Wiley's Thoands Feh PapeI (r Bfr o gsI.~iPl papernl b So ~Elld &AON JOBBERSPRIDE U t A~ r iPiTirnait~lrlPo MCItnayes' Cog, Cods S AIRIE RAILWAY. Ri$ TRAINS DOUBLE DILY SERVICE 1;ita1 City Rollit." .4horte-hl I111t" li ti w .r all i iiillolp> (at ..it( N.tr:h, 1:n8. Stnthl andl Wet, lI1 titualllI Kr,he"tlule to 'ln IN Anot innt Ex plltvition lot Itullalo '4.htee l14 in i'.l'e+t ;e pt. I, 191, t'enttal ''isin. Lotl Al 111nly. I)iaily. lainta to NoritIumnlI 4i :ii Cllnton. ,v Savaun". l,......... I -I1t p n 2 0 pm Fa' r .... :I atm4IU :s AS pm i i tilnt It . '. ., aut : i :i p mil l .itin it T . . Cu !u", bill ....... 1 10 atu 7 13 pm1 Citin,11 ........... 5 37 :I11 8 11 pil 1'hcrntw ........... 1 11 a'n 9 3 i lpr A r lninlot............ 7 Il n 1inn I4 .5 yml No. 52.. I.v Ua Ih ntn vr'ulls I 0.1 an. 4 11 pn 11 47 it1I1 %li bhlvlto ........ 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