The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 04, 1901, Image 7
The Costermonger s Hgnt ror Lite.
The London costerinonger i- ;.;i institution
whom wc should net wiilingly
let die. A strong movement i- on foot
to git hint removed as a nuisance hy the
new borough councils, and he i- organizing
to fight it. As there are sixty thousand
of him in L< ndon. he has a chance
of winning. Hi- chief value for tho-c
who do not deal with him lies chiedy
in hi- independent attitude toward London
life. Hi- characteristic dress has
been made familiar to us by Mr. Chevalier,
and is modeled on a style that iabsolutely
his own: the rich eruption of
buttons all over the coat and al-ug the
seam of the trousers, a- well a- the generous
downward amplification "f the latter
garments, are. we believe, the fruit of
I hi- own waywaru tancv.
* As to liis wives an el daughters, tliev
have the distinction of being the only
I?ersons who use plush as a dress material.
sometimes for the whole costume
often in the form of a short cape, always
as a decorative trimming. Their great
hat-, crowned with brilliantly dyed feathers.
are just as peculiar: and we hear
with pain the rumor?we hope it i- 11/
more?set aPoat by a contemporary, to
the effect that these are being discarded
in favor of what ladies have agreed to
call a "sailor." What a coster lady can
dre-s decently upon is a- much a matter
of dispute with them a- it i- with tis;
but a gentleman can obtain a suit of
stylish cut. with copious "pearly'* button
of horshoe shape, for the -um of
thirty shillings, which may be paid in
monthly instalments.?London Xcws.
Viena's Dueling Code.
Viennese duelling methods are quite
different from those of Paris. The chief
characteristic of Parisian duelling is
its publicity and harmlessness. In Vienna.
perhaps, not so many duels are
fought, but those that are generally
result in the letting of eonsiueraDie
blood and they are always quietly managed.
The other day a woman was convicted
in Vienna for renting her apartments
for duels. For years she has
made this a profitable business and at
her trial she admitted that in the last
three or four years over 200 duels have
been fought in her parlor. Everything
was so arranged that there was not the
slightest publicity, and. as the fights
always took place before 6 in the morning.
the chances of the police finding
out anything about them were small.
In fact Frau Pietsch might have gone
on doing this indefinitely had not her
husband objected to it. He had begged
her to stop, but she wouldn't. Then
he got a separation from her and it
was in his suit that her occupation was
made public.
True Character Shows in Traveling.
Quite without o'T suspecting it. we
show the stuif thai is in us when we
turn our backs upon home and take
the road. Our revelations are entirely
unconscious. We display our tamiliarity
with social usages Or the reverse.
but that is the lesser matter.
A novice or a globe trotter alike lets
down the mask which hides the inner
self, when fretting over delays, care.
less of others' comfort, and selfish
monopolizing conveniences intended
for the many rather than the one.?
July Ladies' Home Journal.
Stray Shots.
A dog in the manger deserves the
mange.
Tne man who reduces salaries is a
sort ot revenue cutter.
An unccrta:n temper is better than
one that is certainly bad.
Speaking of v.omen who cry. the
Eskimo women tairlv live on blubber.
When you have a date with a girl
over the 'phone don't furget the engagement
ring.
The fellow with an expensive wife
realizes that a little earning is a dangerous
thing.
A Massachusetts grand jury will not
allow itself to be fooled by a family
physician's, certificate that a young
woman of good family, who had been
caught stealing from her school mates,
was a kleptomaniac, and it promptly
indicted her for grand larceny.
Colonel the Earl of. Errol, who has
succeeded to the Knighthood of the
Thistle, left vacant by the death of
Lord. Bute, is a soldierly man. in the
prime of life, who did good work under
Roberts in Africa and who is the nineteenth
holder of his earldom and the
twenty-third high constable of Scotland.
Japan Cotton Trade.
A. Yamada. a representative of the
Japan Cotton Trading Company. Limited,
of Osaka, is on the Pacific coas;
to select the best port from which to
export cotton and other American pro.
if'or nttpniline to this
UUC15 IU ?imu, m,v. w ..
matter he will spend three years in an I
A exhaustive examination of American
9 methods, especially in relation to the
cotton industry.
He never succeeds who neglects the little
things. So. 27.
Sick Hradacite
And similar affections, resulting from disordered
stomach, are promptly relieved bv a
lull doee of Crab Orchard Water.
In Spain the infant's face is swept with
& pine tree bough to bring it good luck.
Is the oldest and only business college in Va. owning
its building?a grand new one- No vacations.
Ladies & gentlemen, bookkeeping,Shorthand,
Typewriting/1 Penmanship, Ttlegrapby, Sec.
'Leading business college south of the Potomac
river."?Phila. Slenvnt Lphet. Address,
G. M. Smithdeal. President. Xichmond. Va
L'.VT;V%* niiITfcsmuscn't Eye Water
TIIE SAWSATII SCHOOL
INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS
FOR JULY 7.
Subject: God, tlic Crpaior of All Tliinjr*,
Gen. 1., 1 to ti.. :t?Golden Text, Gen.
i.. 1?Memory Verne*. 'Jfi.'JT?Comincn
tary on the Day** LrMon.
1. "In the beginning." The discoveries
of geology prove the globe to have existed
at an indefinitely remote period before the
creation of man; that is, long before the
six days' work so definitely described. It
has been supposed by some that "in the
beginning"' was iIre commencement of the
first day. and of course only about 6000
years ago. But no phrase could be more
indefinite as to time. It means "in former
duration," "of old." "God." The Bible
does not undertake to prove the existence
ot God. but at the very outset His existence
is assumed as a fact. "Created." The
primary sen?e of the word is that of the
divine act of absolute creation out of nothing.
Horn. 4: 17; Heb. 11: 3.
'2. "The earth was waste and void" (R.
V.) There was confusion and disorder.
The history of creation is confined simply
to the first two verses. The apparent conflict
of this chanter with geology has
arisen from the mistake of supposing it to
be a narrative of creation, when ail but the
first two verses is an account of the adaptation
of the created material of the earth
as an abode for man. "Moved." (led proceeded
to bring order out of the matter
that was existing in a chaotic state.
3. "Let there be light." Nothing can
be conceived more dignified than this
form of expression. It shows God's authority
and nower.
5. "The first day." There has alwavs
been much discussion as to whether the
days referred to in this chapter were
twenty-four-hour days or indefinite periods.
Certainly the first three days could
not have been natural days, for the sun
had not yet appeared. The term "day" is
frequently used to designate periods of indefinite
time (see 2 Pc*. 3: 8: Luke 19:
421, but these days were probably the
same length as our days at the present
time.
C. "Firmament." Expanse; properly
something beaten out. The space above
the earth.
10. "Earth?seas." By this separation
both were rendered useful. The earth was
prepared for the numerous living creatures,
it requires this great surface of water "to
yield a sufficiency of vapors for the purpose
of cooling the atmosphere and watering
the earth." "God saw that it was
good." This was {be judgment which Cod
pronounced upon IIi> own works. This
clause is often added to show that all the
disorders, evil and hurtful Qualities that
are now in creation, are not to be charged
to God, but to man's sin, which hath corrupted
their nature and perverted their
Use.
11. "Bring forth gra?s." etc. In these
central expressions we are to understand
that all kinds of vegetable productions are
included. Thus, before God formed any
living creature to abide upon the earth. He
wisely provided for it< sustenance. "Whose
seed is in itself." Either in the root, or
branch, or bud. or fruit: which is sufficient
in itself for the propagation of its
kind.
16. "God made two great lights." The
moon is teferred to as a great light merely
because it appears great to those on the
earth.
26. "Let us make man." God the Father
unites with the Son and Spirit. Tliij
was the last act in the work of creation.
Man was "created." not "evolved from
some other animal." Man was created
about mwi years ago, ana in mi- mi-ic
perfect harmony with science, which shows
that the appearance of man upon the
earth is comparatively recent. "Image?
likeness." It was man's soul that was
made in the image of God. This image
con-i-ted of knowledge, righteousness and
true holine-s. or. in the words of Dr. Hannah.
"Light in the understanding, rectitude
in the will, sanctity in the purposes
and affections." A more detailed account
-r?f the creation of man is made in the next
chapter in which is made ch ar the distinction
between body and soul, between the
animal man and the spiritual man. The
bony was made of the dust of the earth,
and this is true not only of the body of
Adam, but of the bodies of all his descendants.
But an absolutely perfect body
without a soul would not b?? a man. It
was only when God gave the body He had
formed from the dust a living soul, formed
in His own image, that the creation of
tn/it- t.ln^o TIip criiil was not evolved.
it was created. Man is the son o; God.
27. "Male and female.'* The story of
woman's creation is given in chapter 2: 2124.
Woman was created by taking a rib,
or a part of the man's side, for the original
word may mean either, and forming
it into the woman.28.
"God blessed them." He gave them
His favor. His care for their posterity and
their good, so that it would be a blessing,
a happiness to live. And the divine benediction
is still e-sential to the idea! "life,
which is the only true life here below.
"Be fruitful." The first family was founded
with one husband and one wife. It was
God's purpose to till the earth with happy
beings, enjoying the good things He had
made. Children are a great blessing in the
family. They tend to remove seifishncss,
to develop benevolence, patience, love,
hope and self-government. "Subdue it."
Bring it under cultivation. The labor of
subduing the earth has stimulated invention.
and is the origin and bond of civil
society. "Have dominion." Man has been
aptlv described as the creature who was to
be Cod's representative, clothed with authority.
ana who should rule as visible
head of the world.
29. "H'.ve given you." The world is a
divine gift to man. valuable and increasing
in value, expressing God's love, teaching
His truth, sustaining His life, ministering
to every sense, "t-very nero?ior wcai.
In this and the ensuing verse the death
of any creature does not appear in the
original design of God. Man was neither
to eat the flesh of brute animals, nor were
these tA prey upon each other. It was
only after the fall that such things were
at all provided for.
34. "God saw." Seeming to pause to
inspect His work. "Very good." Superlatively
good, perfect. Nothing could be
added, or diminished; no change, alteration
or modification could be made without
marring God's handiwork. The creation
was "good as showing God's 16ve to
His creatures, and good as the expression
of His nature and character."
1. "Thus." The division of the chapter
should be at verse 4. "Were finished."
His work of creation was completed.
2. "^tested." Not because God was
weary, but because the work planned was
done. V e are living in the seventh day of
divine rest.
3. "Blessed the seventh day." It has
been impartially demonstrated that physical
Jaw demands that we rest one day in
even.
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See advt. of Srnithdeai's Uu?ines9 College.
TVtsam Faoe^ess I 'yes <lo not Rtain the
hands or spot the kettle. Sold by ail druggist*.
Xo man ever made a great name for
himself by writing anonymous communications.
Cases of twins occur once in every sixty*
nine births.
Kril for llic RourU.
No matter what ails you. headache to a
cancer, you will never get well until your
bowels are put right. Cabcarets help nature,
cure you without a gripe or pain, produce
easv natural movements, cost yob just 10
cents to start getting your health back. Cascarets
Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put tip
in metal boxes, every tablet has C. C. C.
stamped on it. Beware of imitations.
Chewing the crust of rye bread is considered
by (ierman experts one of the
best ways of exercising and preserving the
teeth.
Are You 1'aiug Allen's Foot.Easc ?
It is the only cure for Swollen. Smarting.
Tired. Aching. Hot. Sweating Feet, Corns
and Bunions. A<k for Allen's Foot-Ease, a
powder to be shaken into the shoes. Cures
while you walk. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. 25c. Sample sent ! liEE. Address,
Allen S. Olmsted. LeRoy, N. Y.
The disagreeable man is apt to get bald.
Even his hair has a falling out with him.
FITS permanently cured. No fits or nervous
ness a:?r nrsx nay s use 01 ur. nunc n uinu
Nerve Restorer. $2 trial bottle atul treatise free
Dr. K. H. Kline, Ltd.. 1)81 Arch St.. Phila. Pa.
Fewer people proportionately keep their
ov.n carnages in Paris than in London.
E. A. Rood. Toledo, Ohio, says: "Hall's Catarrh
Cure cured tny wife of catarrh tifteen
years ago and she has had no return of it. It's |
a sure cure." Sold by Druggist*. 75c
Glasgow was the first British town to i
receive a license for municipal telephones.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup forchildren 1
teething, soften the gums, reduces inflamma- J
tion,allays pain, cures wind colic. 25c a bottle ;
Fame is a bubble that sometimes comes i
to the man who does the most blowing.
Tieo's Cure cannot be too highly spoken of
s a cough cure.?J. W. O'Bbien. 322 Third
Avenue. N.. Minneapolis, Minn.. .Jan. 6. 1900.
There are in use in the world at present
8900 tons of gold and 170.000 tons oi silver
FRAGRANT
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j I ooth Powder
in a handy Patent Box (new) .e* p _
SOZODONT LIQUID 25c 7K6
Urge LIQUID and POWDER, 75c ?m
At all SU-7C3, or by Mail for tho price.
HALL & RUCKEL, NEW YORK
SI 5 to S30(TO AGENTS
PER WEEK * SELLING
CRAM'S POPULAR ATLAS
OK V. S. AM) WOltLI).
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Mi st popular and valuable work ever offered,
j Qulikest seller Issued In 10 years. Exelnstve
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Manufactured by Uie j
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Coffee
is not
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LION COFFl
\
In every package of -iON COFf
fact, no woman, man, boy or girl w
comfort and convenience, and whic'
Lthe wrappers of our one pound seal
aonnanMnD
4m in
'Dark Hair j
" I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor I
for a great many' years, and al- I
though I am past eighty years of I
age, yet I have not a gray hair in I
my head.''
Geo. Yellott, Towson, Md.
We mean all that rich,
dark color vour hair used
to have. It it's gray now,
no matter; for Ayer's
Hair Vigor always restores
color to gray hair.
Sometimes it makes the
hair grow very heavy and
long; and it stops falling
of the hair, too.
$1.00 a bcttl*. All dranlsts.
If your druggist cannot supply you,
Mnd us one dollar and we will express
you a bottle. Be sure and rire the name
of your nearest express office. Address,
J. C. A Villi CO., Lowell, Mass.
Constipation
Does your head ache ? Pain
back of your eyes? Bad
?n tmi?r mnutK 0 Wo
iaoiu 111 yuui iiiuuui 11 o
your liver 1 Ayer's Pills are
liver pills. They cure constipation,
headache, dyspepsia.
25c. All druggists.
1 Want jour moustache or beard a beautiful
brown or rich black? Then use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYElStfil?.*
50 CT*. or 0?uGGi4TS. 0?* R. P. Hail & Co.. N??hua, N.M.
flEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Tnlane University of Louisiana.
J-'uttnded in tffA.ai.d netc Ua.t 3.SI1 ifi iid'iutes.
! It* aiicsbtsics lor practical iostructior, both in ample
laborstoi les and abutment hospital materia Is a r? u<equailed.
Free access is given tothe great Charity Hi>?pita
wttu 5W bed* aud3u,UOUp?tirntsaurual!y- (special
instruction is |tiT?n da' v at the bedside ot the rickThe
next ?e?a on begins October .list, lWI^ For catalogues!
d intorrnntion address I'kof. S. K- CHalLLfc.
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Jfl gestlon, Pains. Sciatic and fcjf
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g EFFECTS. 15. 25 and 50c. a bottle. S
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Medical college of Virginia,
l'>t a hi! k h i'<1 IK38.
The sixty-fourth session will commence
I October 1st. I'Jul. Department of Me,Urine. f,?ur
I yearseourse. fees AfiVo i per session. Department of
I i eutlstry. three year* course, fees i?",j.UU per session.
! Department of Pharmacy. t*o years course, fees
'.OP per session. Dor further particulars anil Cat*
| lugue address,
CHRISTOPHER TOMPKINS, M D., Dean,
BICHMOJiP, VA. _
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of LION COFFEE and you will
son of its popularity.
>E is now used in millions of homes.
'EE you will find a fully illustrated and <1
ill fail to find in the list some article whic
h they may have by simply cutting out a <
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DAVIDSON, N. C.
UFor two-thirds of a century Davidson
has t?een noted among Southern colleges
tor toe thoroughness of its training, the ability
o' ita ha illty. ?ud the atmoaphere of
morality and honor on Its campus. It invites
the attention of every parent who wishes o
give his son a thorou/h class cal or.sclent flo
education under influences conducive to taa
highest type of character.
For catalogues, etc., address
HENRY LOUIS SMITH,
President.
EDUCATE EBUSINESS
AT THE *
cvivcmu riicimfcc nni I FRF. 4
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A high claw BuMnoii Training 8cbool for Boys and
CHrls. IHh year. B?mc equlainenw; Beat of everything
Courses elective and embrace Mathematics, ,
hcononilc*. Civil Government. Banning. Law. Bookkeeping.
Penmanship. Shorthand, Typewriting and
Ea?- English. Write today for handbook and circulars
explaining everything Addreaa ?
fieiijniii.ii II. June*. President. Lexington. Kt.
; fr
18.m _ 1901.
Greensboro female college,
(iRKKNSBOKO, N. C.
Literary and Business Courses. 8chools of
Musiu, Art and Elocution. Literary Course
i and all living; exposes $200 per year. Fall
! session begins Sept. lltb. 1901. Catalogue
ou application. Dkkd Peacock, Pres't.
I FOR COLORED STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES.
ST. AUGUSTINE'S SCHOOL,
RALEIGH, IV. C.
Collegiate,Normal,Industrial, Train*
ln? School Tor Nurtet.
SC.iO a Month, student* may work their way and
go to Mght School. Carpentry, PrIuUng. Bricklaying.
I'nder the Eplacoial Church. SSth Year. For
Catalogue. app'y to Principal, Hot. A. B. lluatrr,
Kaleifh, V V. ,
agents";;?.' j
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Active worker* everywhere can earn bl* money;
itlwaye a steady demand for our goods. Sample
taeh lock, with prices, terras, etc., free for 8c stamp
lor postage. TilK HHOIIAKD CO.,
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ship and use. A < ' z. I IQS^A
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"MY MARY ANN."
'*&
:> be sung 10 '.he sir of "My Maryland.")
In the kitchen she has sway?
Mary Ann, my Mary Ann!
There she rules throughout the day,
Mary Ann, my Mary Ann!
1'rcakfast. lunch and dinner iair
Excellently she'll prepare.
Served with LION ("OFFKE rare-?
Alary Ann. my Mary Ann!
?
She's a tried and trusted cookMary
Ann, my Mary Am!
You can bet she knows her bock?
Mary Ann, r.iy Mary Ann! i
Coffee site can understand,? !
She will use no other brand
Tlian tiie LION COFFEE grand?
Mary Ann, my Mary Ann I
Well she knows it is not glased,?
Mary Ann, my Mary Ann! ,?
That in million homes 'tis praised!
Mary Ann, my Mary Annl
One pound package, in the bean,
Lion head- on wrapper seen.
Premium List inside will mean ? ?
Presents for my Mary Ann!
Lescriptive list. No housekeeper, iu 'I ?
h will" contribute to their happiness, I
:ertain number of Lion Heads from
ich this excellent coffee is sold). I < >.
WOOLSON SPICE CO.. TOLEDO, OHIO. I V v
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