The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, January 28, 1902, Image 4
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The F - *r..te i-tit rmel hi,. I-rh tid ti ,t iec
.1- r. fit At GeOr e : :-.
l'ri.eeton. N .1 , . '2
President Clvelai left l'rinceton
to- iglit for the S.uth. wlhere hte
wi! rer-taiii !-overtil days hunting
with C'ol. i.'. C. Benediect. lear A.I
miral F , Gti. ( ;en. A tmuri (. c
C'ook ai erman May. The ptirty
wNil go to Giorgetowl. S. ', and
short ly after arriving there l
to the home of Cl Alexs-)Jer. who
froml. that eitv.
)Ir. Cleveland ippers ,o h-ve re
giiineI his normal Ielth. ie was
accoIII pained as far a- liadk-eljhi
by Mr Clevelaid.
Tiii Wrongi Niuineeir.
Salt Lake 11eral.l.
Tjev t--!--phoite girl wial tie hil
clerk. to whi in she liaI porknised
her eart an hanttid, were sitting in
front of tle ti rsplae talking about
the htppyl day- ti cIme when they
woui i I ewiio
thw zndk IialvY drnfo-d It, thw ,ub
j,et f idl,hing fir- Iin It- Iin ertIitg?
(h t1i- J.i t ti- lng inti wn
dt.(Id..d. I I. - Statt.-A it ii Is 0III
phaltc ..pe o thai )I t it wa \- t h w 1. %I f.-'S
piace to ,--t -41w atil -tart thei tire
aid let e-r ji er, hard-w- rking hIs
batA ri-t.
A fter thi- <-chtratiiin there waS
sil-,ict fur thi -paice- of ;tk.-ut thri,4
qiuarters if a SecuAd. Then the t.-l
ephi.it girl t0 ru-t wut the linger tin
cirell y her envigageutit ring and
msurn.,urt-1 -w e h i-t firinlv:
". ng J:T. pI..It.i. Y el got con
neetd wit h the wroeng iitier.'
Sr .arl-- W. I I k. centni ritk,
to TL- C:e-nLIpf:lahn f4r Febrtar\
an artieb.- I "I h Naval St rength I of
N ti .''hieb give , it tnli a Iniot
ji,ttr-,stin, itnd,l np - e sie
count of thi iiatives of tIhei great >
ers but al,i it clar insight into we rb
politics. Fow niien pf-iseoSs SeIch
knowledgeo as the athr iti', gai.d
from p-ars of experiinc in it dipl,,
matic and political career. The ar
ticle is so broad in scopit atdt st raight
forward in treaitient that it will ba
reit wit i nterest not aloi hv st itos
menQt butt byI eve'ry one wh losie thlou ght s
trav~el bey ond( thle iniuneidite wantrts cc'
at Hingle dai).
The Coismoliiit an is feortunaite in
its fiet ion for February. Stories of
love, adv1 entureo and humoitr fromt t he
p:ents or famous athors make the
"Mid winrter F'ict ion Numb111 er" v'tial:*y
initerest:rig. "S. Cohnt & Son"' by
7.ingwilIIldeails with tiIhe Antgiliciza
tion of a J.-w rni thIe inhevitabile t rag
'-ly of h I love for an Eniglish girl
w;jjj.s- rsae n.rjutdice trniumphsdo over
h'-r rnd. 'r feu-linrgs. In ''ie Vatlley
of 10e Deadi". Thorna- A. .Jatrvier
pietrI - t h- i-.truggle of it dashing
youn rg engin eer b et wieui love arid
duty. "Mr. M at(Ilowrie's Widow"
is the titlhe of a We tsternt story ini bret
i.s one of E. WV. IKomble's best hutm
orous skits.
Alar.y Ettndcs .!olutnani iii thie L.iutuor Ejuer
toin.
Mrs. Lease, the formter Ktnsas or
ator, nowv of Now York, ad(vanIced
the following original ideat the other
day, apropos of the liquor queistioni
now being itgitated there: "1 would
matke whiskey as free as wauter; I
would let the man who wants it
drink his fill. It wouldi result bone.
ficially in killing off at lot of saloon
frequenters, who are only a burden
to the world andl to themselves, and
elirminiatirig their progeny, who fur
nish the recruits for the greatt army
of crime arid disease, and would
bring into practical operation the
law of the survival of the fittest,."
Pointed Pamragraiphs.
[Chicago News.]
Blood will tell-but the less some
blood tells the better.
The hot eqrn dealer is the one who
has to put up another margin.
The man who makes a fool of him-u
stelf seldom boasts of being self
mnade,
If a young man is really in love he
never says he can't afford to marry.
No man is ever perfectly sure of ,a
girl's love until she declares she
hates him.
A Great <':nr t, of t4," I .I al- '' FineAt
U) vr t,f 1 i t 1;n NItinhti.
The a1o illuIl ta t . h I mI ou of
t io nf Imth I' r Im A o- nO
th l ear a t' I i :i . I ' e .t i' ii1
T e gtthoring- ,t i: h.i.tfir t
be ClnIt of co S.1 ra II-'jI10 S treng' I th.I t
wil <Aifcr m i nan,.i:i%y re pt-cts f romtI
other convetio e t l o I, I I ie
%Vsien will be htNe. Si:turds e\ e
nltZ n il"I tiP 11~ -f= ~ c*""J
Tu 11day night. Sunay 1 s i a
rol letter dayv in C Um : Nearly
all of the pi t'; f It e 0 ' : ..e
ccupiedl by pr .:. le -e :il
speaker-.
In the aftrs:. ima !:_.th !neet
ml- for nuei will b te h: 1i the : era
I LUu so. A ch trs- of mil ovoices wvill
Iva, tihe singing. ir. . A. C'oulter,
of Iichiion,d, Va., a speiaktr of rare
Ip\Vo' atil lblitV, w ilI address the
m)eeit inIIg. Thell Colalifal Associaition
cuonfidolntly expects tio iet thousanild
of the nw, of tile city it th great
go.spel meevtinig.
()II SurilIty eveniing there will be
three or four iass tietings ill th
pin)iiciial churcie(is. a<ldressied )v
pronmintll EAoe vintill mnr. Atlng
who a tre .ss-I r. ( '. I . (b; ites , of
A th t ati, T. -. . .-I,l'he-terlls, 4o)f St.
L,ums, and F S ('o,mbimm, of Now
Vjk C'it v.
\1..11-am Itild Tm14dayvII wilob do
kn-wn.\Iinm wo rke-r i, to 1openf
a IieiS~.I 'li oil weirk alio>ig thte 11n1rI
HtIIl h,o(js inl factory districts and it
i,- Oxlectel that this 'Vill it, )I topic
of aborbing iinteri-,t.
Students froin lif.een 41il,r11n1t lin
stittotuios of learning art cminllflg;
d1legIttionl ( l f act i ve. wide awake
towns andik cIt's.
Alt-g, her it Vill I a ,trnt,Lg irn v
of d(tili-rimilil yoing (hristian war
ri,rs; thatt w%ill tak..ee-so of thll
('apital early ino l'bFrmtry.
Thll statf. V-'x cuinvo C''Iltlittm.,
throughi the c,lumnts (if til I'Aplr,
extkmis it st-cild Iiv litat It) the
Christiaw itwn (of thlt Stato t) litt,,111
tiS ('onlvelltion)I. A ly 111u wh is
mtCirrostd ill thl wlfar f thi II'd
It will bil nece - -ary fqr himn, hlow
ovv r, t o setc ii r%I It 1 lgat I' S credl It i fils
nil this canl b dom- by wri ing A.
K ni-hol, S(itto Secrytury V. \. ('. A
Chrbstn,S.C. Partit's di-slirin"
further inlformalltin ,hohl addros.,
tihe ratilroadi.
tertatin all dielegattes
(~Chica'Igo P oet.|
"Dlo you say your pr .yorsY'" asko<
the little boy.
'"Somet imes,"' was t he reply.
"Whe il)l " atske&d the l ittlet girl.
"'Wel,"~ re'turned thel little boy3
"twhen' Bob an' 1 got to platyin' atli
miakint' an atwful racket while we' r
goini' to bIed anl' we hear pop cmir
up) stairs t wo steps at at time we diro
right downu onl our kneeHs an' hogin l
pray, lan' when'1 he gets to our doe
lhe don't dtaro disturb) us."'
No Time to Lose
You cannot afford to disregard
the warnings of a weak and(
diseased hcart and put off tak
ing the prescription of the
world's greatest authority on
hcart and nervous disorders
MU0e..Hea rt Cure.
If your heart plalpitates, fitutters,
or you are short of breath, have
smothering spells, pain in left
sidle, shoulder or arm, you have
heart trouble and are liable to
drop (lead any moment.
Major J. W. WVoodcock one of the
host, k ntown oil opieraitors in tilhe Coun
try dIroppedi deadi from heatrt, disonso
recent ly, att. hits home In Portt.lan~d, 1Ind.,
whi11o mowilug h11ilaWn.--Thel Prus4.
Mrs. M. A. Biirdsall, WVatkins, N. Y.,
whose portrait heads tis ad(vertise
moent, says: "I write this thlroulgh grat
ltudle for benefits I received from D)r.
Miles' Heart Cure. I had palpitatin
of the heart, severe pains under tile
left shoulder, andI my general health
was miserable. A few bottles of D)r.
Miles'lleart Cure cured me entirely.
8old by all Druggiate.
Dr. Mites Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Ct NVit;K 1.OSF'4 F. I 1EA).
1The ne. s- a to,, of Pr doet.tt Viai,n A ff or
CItit', ot to. N C., .1atuarv 23.
P'rt,si lont ilonpm im F. NN I Is o 1, of
C tivor--; Co! logo. ait S partanb*urg,
. ot,o of tho 1hirgt st foiale col
I kgs in the SI Iuth has resigned,
aftor tw ive voars' sorvict. lit will
go to l uroplt to "thdy.
I h. Or K:t o( 'M r. vt NI r,4.
1- ,,rh. r timcs tho orlitnary man
wa \ upy William or John-that is
to sv. he ha,l only a Christian namo
withut any kind of "handlo" before
it or sUrlAilt, after it, savs tho Phil
adelia Hoecord.
Sikk means of distinIuishing one
.11hn or William from another John
or Wilh am became necessary. Nick
naies dcrived from a mant's trade or
his d%welling place or from some per
sonal peculiarity were tacked on to
his Christian nanie, ani plain John
,ecaiie John Smith. As yet thoro
W01re no "Ilistors" in the land.
S01o Jolh Sim1ith accum1ulate(
more wealth than the bulk of his fol
lows becamo perhaps landod p)ro
prietor or an employer of hired labor.
Ilien he bogin to be called in the
Norman French of the day t1ho "maim -
t'r" of this plae or that, of thOse
workmen, or of thos.
I t in.o the "miiist re," or "maister,"
its it soon becamiie, got, tackod oil ho
forv- his tiami, and Ie Iecam " Miis
lor Smith and his wifo was Ni Maistress
Smith. Gradually the sense of pos
S"Sion was lost sight of, and the title
Wias coiforred uipon any kind - by
imero possession of w.'alth or holding
U01m10 position of more or less im
portance.
The Worrying Woman.
A young girl was onm day crying
bitterly on the tido of the road,
drawing the attention arl exciting
the sy ipathy of the passors by.Some
oie stoppl and kindly asked what
her trouble was. She then told them
tat ie was thmkinag that 011 day
she imigh0it got married and have
chilireii, and, sobbing ioro bitterly
than before, she burst: "Oi0h, What if it
shoul b it girl "
''liere are eart-ril poopl% who al
ways take their pireciution lonig in
Itdvanici and are over proparld for
the worst, but the worrying woman
invents annlioyianvo.-i at ploaisuro andl(1
revels inl glooma. She Over frets andl(I
fidgets and murromids overything
withI thle most extrientinag tiaginiary
dIilliculties.
Wheni shte begins paickinig her
runik for a journey, she feels qjuilte
sure I hat she wilIl never be able to put
all her things inl; when they are all
in, she canniot lock the trunik; wher
that is done she as afraid the transfmu
mnan will coimo tot) late andt shae will
1m11s her belongings wvheni aho( arriven
at her deOst inaitioii.
If her huanaid is five minutes latt
returning home, she b(egins to feai
something luas happened to himn 01
slit wonders where he niay be; if lit
returnsm earlier than iuinal, she rushet
1up to himo antd hopes he has not heer
seizedM withI illness thiat caused bin
'to leave his business in a hurry.
Winn she gives a party, for dayn
r the houso is in a perfoot state of comn
muotioni. She is sure everything wvih
go wronig, anid she bothers the ser.
vants so muChI that if t here is f
chance they will dlo their wvorst. If she
gives a dinner, she woaiders if the
(cook will not fall int.o thle soupj jutst
at the moment when her guests
arrive.
If it is a gardo1n party, she is cer.
tain it will rain, whichi wtill spoil the
whole thing. Whein the dinner plarty
is going on, she is sitting oin thorns,
nieedles and pinls. :lIor eyes are all
over the place, and1( she has not c'ars
for the two poor men sitting each
stide of her, wthio spea*k to her and
try to entertain her with stories and
anecdotes. She smiles at. them ini an
absent sort of way. She is tremb)ling
every time a new course is brought
roulnd(, she keeps her eyes on the
candleshados, onl each waiter. She is
going through a perfect ordeal. By
the time desertconmes, ahe beOgins to
wonder if the artists will he in time
to entertain the guests she has~ in
vited to die receptio~n that will follow
the dinner, wvhether they will sing
well and give pleasure. She is not
even qiuite certailn thle piano. is in
tune.
When her children are a little pale
she is sure they are going to have
diphtheria, scarlet or typhoid fever.
It seldom enters her mind that their
pallor may be due to a little surfeit
of jam or pudding.
Fortunnately for her she is not in
busine8s, for she would nevor sol
stock without being suro it will af
terwards rise in price, or buy aNy
withouit feeling certain that now it
will go down.
As a rule, she is a nice little w
man, with a good, tondor heart, fiW
of devotion and unselfishness. If shW
would keep quite and not alway,
worry. But she cannot help it, and
thore is no cure for it. She is not t,,
be bullied out. of it, nor will kind
words improve her, although thiiy
may comfort her. With a goo-1,
considerate husband, possessed of
a cool head, and who only laughs at
ber little failings, she may got along
and be happy.
8he re<Iuires care, kind treatment,
and constant application of soothing
attentions.-Max O'RoL, in New
York Journal.
Knowing a Little of Evorything.
In books, lectvros and ad Iro;svs
to young men no monition is today
more strenuously urge I upon thwir
attention than the necessity of con
contration. Every writer and speaker
dwells upon the importance of 1--iow
ing some one thing thoroughly, in
stoad of knowing a little of many
things-in short, of being secialists
--if we would succeed in life, ald 1no
donbt there is wisdom in the advice.
IL was wittily said of Edward Four
nier by Jules Janin, "That nmn
knows all: ho knows only that, but
ho knows it well," yet Fornier', wit h
all his orudition, remains an obseunre
man of letters. The measure of a
ma 's learning today is the amount
of his voluntary ignorance; the nes
nire of his practical ell'octiveness, t he
number of things ho is content leave
unatteupted. Broad culturt and uni
versality of knowledge, many sided
nesR, are beautiful to look upon, IAnd
theoretically desirable; but it, is the
narrow edged men, the inet of single
and intense purpose, who (it) tihe har
work of the world anl win its
victories.
All this is true, btut is thero not
dauger now of flying from one vx
treme to another, of pushing
specialism, the division ind siulbdi
vision of labor, too far Is it n1ot.
well to remember that there is no
profession in which a wido variety
of knowledge may not b) serviceable
so far as it can be attained without a
sacrifice of depth and accuraev inr
onlo's special subject of siudy y
In the legal profession for example
is there any subjoect which may not
fall within the inquiry of a cioirt of
law Y Have not theology and( inedi -
cinie been invoked to enter the temnsple
of Thiemis? D)id we not, see a few
years agg the mystery of the TVrinity
brought into discussion in an Englishi
court and the qluestiont of
the right to a most valua
ble bequest (deterinnd by a critical
examination of passages in the New
Testament? Again during the argu.
msent for and against the validity of
a marriage with a deceased wife's
sister, was not the most copious
learning brought to b)oar by Britrssh
barristers upon the interpretation of
a diihilt verse in Leviticus ? We
onice sawv Rufus Choato buying in
Little & Browvn's book store a wvork
on hydraulics,, a knowledge of which
he reqluired to argue one of his cases:
and another eminent Boston lawy'eri
Contagious
Blood Poison
There is no poison so hiighilycontagious,
so deceptive and so destructive. D)on 't be
too sure you are curedl because all external
signs of the disease have disappeared, and
the dloctor says you are well. Marny per.
soris have been dosed with Mercury arid
Potash for mioniths or years, and prno
nlounced cured .- to realize whlen too late
that. the dlisease was o:nly covered up
ELke Begets ike. dIriven freom,the
surface to bsreak
out again, and to their sorrow arid mnortifi.
cation find those nearest and( dearest to
thiem have been Infected by this loath
Bomte disease, for noe other poison is so
siurel y trarnsmritted from parent to child
as thins. Often a bad case of Rhieunratismn
Catarrh, Scrofulha or severe skin disease'
an 0old sore or ulcer developing ina middle
life, can be traced to blood poison con
tracted(
in early The Bsn of the Pareent.
life, for it remains smnolering in the sys
tent forever, unless properly- treated andu
driven out ini the b)eginrinig. S. S. S. is
thre only antidote for thIs peculiar virus,
the only remedy known thamt can over
come it and drive It out of the blood(, and
it does this so thoroughly and effectually
that there Is never a return of the disease
to emubarrass or hiunmiliate you afterwards.
Poison inm any arid all
stages; contains no
nineral to break dewn,
your constitution ; it is
ier knrow,nthat clearnses thme blood arnd
at the same time builds tip tihe general
health.
Our lIttle book on contagious blood
poison Is the tnost eomiplete arid irnstruc
tive ever isied; it not only tells all
about this disease, but also how to cure
yourself at home. It is free and should
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