The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1896-1898, September 22, 1897, Image 5
f NU-BitEAkFAST.
. Some Facte for People Who Dealre
Health ? A Sound Mind and a
Sound Body a Moat Excellent
Equipment for
Life's Work.
Soon aftor Wnffr> <1 Pnllooo
v v/ v>?? ft) V V|/vucvlf
when the larger students were knowu
to all the leadiag cltizeoe of the village,
Dr. R. B. Cleveland, noted for his Bhort
cats in solvlag a question, said to a
group of the college boys one day, on
the subjtoc of mtirriage: "Well, boys,
if you are goint to remain young always,
don't marry. But-if you expect
to grow o'd, by all means mairy and
make a happy home "
The Doctor's advice might be sp'ly
turned in another direction iu th**se
words: "Young people, if you expect
to retain eternal youth, with digestive
p>werj equal to a duck or ostr cb, eat
what you please or when you please.
But if you expect to reacn the high
noon mark of life and pass over ou the
other side, control your appetite and
regulate your d et when young, or jou
will pay for it all with compound interest
when you get old."
Several health ar'icles may follow
this dnriug tbe wiuter. The following
suggestions are thrown out for the
consideration of thoughtful people interested
in their own health aud that
ui tueir cmidren.
Getting Kick is generally a slow process.
A cure can not be brought about
in a clay or by a little dosing.
Much of the medicine taken by people,
whether administered by physicians
or se ected from the patent list by
the patients, does no good and may do
much harm.
The physicians of all schools still
"practice" medicine.
The poorest doctor that one ignorant
of drugs and his own body ever hsd is
himself.
Excessive thinness is a disease or the
result of one. So is excessive fat.
When a ?.uau or woman of ordinary
height piles on a buudr. (1 pounds of
tat above the normal allowance, it
shows ihe necessity of a cure.
Pogd taken into the struiach ar d not
digest id is a burden and not a help.
When the tongue of the lever patient
is furred overaud til > stout* c in a similar
coudit ou, it is a cruel tiling to til!
tout stomach with milk and other
foods that caunr.t be dig< ste 1 or assimilated.
'
People with any slow fev? r are not
going to starve in a few days. They
will keep strorg-ir by fa'ing nothing
when tlit digestive ore^tis wilt not
Wfil't
" "I
Dr. Tanner, a reasonably well ninn,
Listed iofty daj s, and oaiue out cf that
last wi.h Lis brain clear ttild hi*nervous
system ail riglic.
Half the ctiildieu in Spartanburg are
not properly nourished. Very fat oucb
are unwisely fed. Tttin, pale, sal ow
ones are badly cared for.
Observe Ilia children under one year
old as you meet them. Very few ot
them will have the right weight, complexion
and healthful appearance.
All the sick and nervous headaches
are caused by eating too much, or eat
lug at the wrong time and by keeplnu
the digestive organs working day and
night without any rest.
Th*6e hints are thrown out to set 1
yon, the readers of Thk Spartan, to
thinking. Some of you may object to
what, in st?.tnri. hnt, Ihiit la ?.tl i-l?rhr
The following clipping 1b pertinent. '
It is from the Augusta Chronicle: 1
GROSS KKKDING.
Edward Hoiden in the Chicago TimesHerald
quotes a friend as saying; "A
friend of mine who battled with bis
appalling appetite, and with comparative
little success, once replied to my
remonstrance by saying: 'You and
other preachers talk so because you
know nothing about it. Have you ever ,
been walking on a dusty road in July, j
with the hot snn pouring down on you,
and no water in sight for miles? At j
last yon come in sight of a well with
the cool bucket and a glass ready for ,
quenching vour thirst. Do yon know (
how you feel when you are hastening
toward that well? That is the way I |
feel all the time " ,
In all communities there are men, |
few lu number, however, who are |
prodigious eaters. We have seen some
of these persons. An abnormal appetite
is a disease, No doubt the doctors \
have remedies for it. Ordinarily a vo- )
raoious eater is overcome periodically*
wim naanea or saueiy ana resorts to
drag*, bitters, pills and potions for re- |
lief. I
We onee knew a man of this glntto- ,
noes description who spent considerable
money with th** apothecary, but said:
*'1 could get well by fasting <r dieting, '
but would rather take medicine than
stop eating." Men who drink liquor
freely and chew tobaeeo excessively
become small eaters; but this is not <
universally the ease. We have never |
seen a man, like the Chicago glutton,
who was hungry all the time. <
Some of the great noblemen of Bog- j
land in the last century and the begin- t
Ding of thin oeutnry were enormous
coueuuiers of food and strong drink,
bntliv?d to ?dv?uoed yeais and tock
prominent pans, almost to the last, In
the empire's public affairs. We have
olten woudereu how ti e people non h
bf Ubsoi aid Dixon's line coutri\ed to
eat to m xen lood. Englishmen in t *ir
owu c >uutr> aro said to be p eaom n-1
tieuclierineu. Some are said to emulate
i lie lleg. bOIUeUOW, tbe XVepi ioualiy
lur^e CoUiiuuieis or food a-?l 1 quer
const tute powerful nationalities, anile
ti e atHteuiiuuK Italians, Spaniard* huu
L?ileumis are behind in the material
race.
Undeniably, a man is better t(T individually
for moderaie iudiiigeiue of
i?Pl ? i e, especially it wbat he partakes
oi ue uouribuiug, pure ai.d unoojcctiouabh>,
as well as p datable. But uo rule
of oiet seems app.icaOie, rigidly, to a
who e race..
A South Caroliua sage declared that
"the lebS he ale the beuer he felt." Indiana,
before goiug into council, reject
the coutents of their stomachs, iosisting
that their brains were cleared in
that way. Some other philosophers
were fond oi the pleasures of the taole,
but only, we believe, when their intellectual
txerclses were over for the day.
Operu singers never eat nniil after the
ulgnt pcrfoimance. Then tiny indulge
hbemliy, and, as a couseqnence, grow
fat in middle life. A society elub in in
once told u? that a very thin person
might be fattened or plumped by lute
me^U. Tnt-re are some persons who
would restmole oxcl iin ition paints no
(patter what th*y ate, or when. It is
ordinarily eisiei to lako on fat than to
put It off, wteo vastly accumulated,
The best way to grow thin is to be u
mail carrier over an ex ensive delivery
district. CjI. Tom Howaid UBed to say
that a Congressman, wtiote bulk was
several hundred pounds, became a
uiod< 1 of physical symmetry by eating
one meal a w< ek.
Abnormal appetite i-e prjbab'y a
nervous el.sjrder. a friend of curs, a
o? a tiiol jounggiri, was slet py ud tue
time, her nervous sy?t< iu was improved
by f.'feign travel, and excessive
nervoumees departed. Perhaps a monstrous,
persi-t-nt hunger might te
remedied by judicious tr< aiiuent of the
nervous sj su 111. We cannot advise ineu
sulft ring from uiiuavurul appetite logo
to ilie b.loi.'cike country at this time.
Th y might maiuiain chronic huuger,
tud, in an emergency, become cannibals.
Dr. Montague Accepts.
The following is a copy of tbe lefcUr
or acceptance of Furtuan's Lew pvf?i
d - n i:
Uev. A. J. IS. Thomas, D. D., s?cret?ry
pro tern:
aiy win and Brothkr ? With
sincere appreciation of ihe nonordone
ine by tin trustees. 1 accept tbe pieeideuey
of Furuiaii University.
Conscious of my own Imperfection,
and with lull realization of the grave
responsibilities ot the oillce, 1 shall as
8tnue its duties with earnest prayer for
the guidauce and blessing of Almighty
God, knowing that from hitn alone can
come the direction tnat will bring sue
cess to our efiorts.
In the discharge of the high duties
before me 1 will Invoke the support,
the sympathy and tbe prayers of yourself
and the other members of the
board, of the faculty aod of the Baptist
host of South Carolina, as well as
of Christians of every name throughout
the tttate, who are interested in
education and in the growth and exnunuinn
nf ? ?! ,.? '??u-11 ?
1 v? * umo-uuuuicu IIIBLUUUOU
Le.*rniug. Youis fraternally,
A. P. Montauuk.
September 18, 1897.
SOMETHING TO DEPEND ON.'
Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm of
Jones & Son, Cowden, 111., in speaking i
of Dr. King's New Discovery, says that
last winter his wife was attacked with
La Grippe, and her oase grew so serious
that physicians at Cowden and
Pana conld do nothing for her. It
seemed to develop into Hasty Consumption.
Having Dr. King's New
Discovery in store, and sel'ing lots of
it, he took a bottle home, and to the
surprise of all she began to get better
Trom first dose, and half dozen dollar
bottles cured her sound and well. Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption.
Coughs and Colds Is --
to do this good work. Try it. Free
trial bottles at Ligon* drugstore. 5
Samuel P. O'Brien of Charleston left
bis home early In July. He bad been
In a melancholy or demented condieondltlon
for some time. His body, or
rather his bones and cloihiug *?n
found out in a marsh on the Belvldere
farm. It was evident that he h>dgone
there and shot himself.
President MoKinley held hia tlrst fall
cabinet meeting last Tneaday. The
lieads of departments made reports ou
various questions and after a general
llscusrlon of certain topics they adionrned
without taking any si ec'al
mtion on anything.
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Female Teachers iu Demand.
Idaho 1b the Ideal p'ace for yourg
women over sixteen years old. There
are ten sturdy,energetic unmarried men
there'o one worn tn. School teachers
Are in special demand. No odds what
State a woman may go from, or whit
may he her polltios She is sore of
catching a husband if she wants one if
she migrats to Idaho Dr. W. 0. Whitsell
o! Salmon City gives this experience:
"1 will give an illustration that carre !
under my own observation. charm
imr young lady. Miss Bach, came from
Iowa to teach in the public school at
Qivensville, Idaho. Before she was
there three months she was eng&weci to
a prominent man of the town, ami at
the close of th* school term they were
married Her sister name to te>ach the
next school year. When the term wahxlf
nv?r fttila tUft? 1
, .... ..... ivdigucu buu iunrrled,
and ??>nt for another unmarried
s'eter to take her plaoe as teacher. The
th'ril H<h? Hunch taught In the aehool
the latter of the term, but three days
after the torm closed she -was married
to a business man of the town.
"Now that's the trouble a school
trustee has In tryiog ?o keep a supply
of lady school teachers on hand. Some
bustpees man or wealthy miner or
ran ph rnu n o am he nl/vrto* ^
? ?? # ?uu captures
every one These into* re and ranch 1
m n iuay have rough ext-uiors and ,
wear high-top boots and s cued han,
but. th-y are handsome and strong and
many are graduates from it astern col*
leges. And when they begin io make
love, a young lady's heart is sure to be
captured."
The Columbia Register now sends out
a Monday morning edition which ib
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Estate Notice.
All porfons indebted to the estate of
C. 8. Pop' land are hereby required to
present their claims, properly proven,
to the nr dersigned at Gaffney. b. C., or
to OarH-le & Carlisle, attorneys, Spartanburg,
8. C., cn or before August. 23,
18!?7. Persons indebted to paid estate
are requested to make settlement at
oace.
VIRGINIA C. COPELAND,
Administrates.
July 27, 1S97?3t.
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Seaboard- Air'uLine
No. 41 No. 408.
Lv Portsmouth y 15 am Voo ani
Ar Monroe 8 55 pm 9 35 am
" (*ata?l'a M pm III '/I* ant
" Chester 10 38pm 11 05 aiu
" Carlisle 11 OB pm 11 29 am
" Clinton 12 (w am iv 15 pui
, .,* *. Greenwood 1 01 am 12 57 pm
" Abbeville i35?m 121pm
" Atlanta . ?^ 5 20 am 4 OH pm
OOING NORTH
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Lv Atlanta ? IS am 100 pm
" Abbeville 3 55 pni 4 5ft pm
" Greenwood 5?pm 5 23 pm
" Clinton 10 33 pm 6 08 pm
* Carlisle 1109 pm 7 01pm
" Chester 12 OK am 7 33 pm
* Catawba 1 04 pm 8 13 am
Monroe 8 20 am 9 15 am
Ar ortsmonth 5 50 pm 7 30 am
; Nos. 403 and 402.?"Ttie Atlanta Special."solid
Vestibule Limited Train, with IiufTet Sleepers
and Day Coaches (no extra fare).
Nos. 41 and 38.?"The S. A. L. Kxpress.' Solid
train of Pullman Sleepers and day Coaches
Portsmouth to Atlanta. Doth trains making
close connections Atlanta for New Orleans and
points beyond.
Lv Rpsrtanburg, P. R. & W. C 11 45 pm
Ar Greenwood, " 2 3 pm
Lv " S. A. L 2 34 pm
Ar Atlanta, " 7 45 am
Making close connections for Chattanooga
Nashville. Memnhls and nolnts hmmniii
Abbeville, Elberton. Athens, etc.
T, J. ANDERSON, O. P.A.
J. N. WRIGHT, 8.F.&P.A. Portsmouth,V
Laurens, S. C.
FIDELITY
LOAN and TRUST CO.
?OF?
SPARTAV BUr (?, S. < .
CAPITAL - - $30 000.00
SURPLUS, - 8,000.00
(4EORH E COFIKLD, - - Prerddei t
W. E. BUF^ETT. - - - Treat, u re i
J. B. CLEVKjLA^.O, - - Attorney
OSJTf.lM '.'OPS.
A. H. Twinmr; u, D. K. f'.iiNVKl.RK,
W ?. Manning, OKO. COVTM I .
W. K. Burnett, J. B. Ci.irvRj.A.i L*
Interest will lie allowed at tbe rate of
four per cent. ]?< r annum, on all kuiub
of live dollars o< more r? in? iniDp on de
posif foi three months, to he computed
and added to aceonnt semi-annually
Jftai. gnthiilu.d.daTsol June and Decern*jdr.
Provided, that nothing hereto
tjiiiii i prevwui cue payment 01 interest
to Hiiv depositor closing liis account '
before ?) e semi nnnvn) st; tinenf.
On certifier, tes o( de? o?it if six
months <1 V u? r cent Interest allowed.
South Carolina and (jeor^ia Kailroad Co.
"The.Cliarleston Line."
[Schedule-In efieet-[Juiie; l3,1K-7.
Thsough trains [betweeni [Charleston unil
Ashevlllo carrying rullnian lluirett Parlor
Cars..
East Daily.
Lv Augusta 6 Mam 3 20 p in
Ar Aiken 7 08 a m 4 07 p m
I" Klngvllle 10 '?& a m ? 20 p in
t" Columbia 10 55 a l.i 10 10 p m
Cbarleston 11 00 a li too p m
Wkst: Dailt.
Lv Charleston 7 10 a m 6 30Jp m
" Columbia 7 nn ? m . nn .. ?
" Klngvllle 7 45 a m 4 44 p tn
Ar Aiken 11 ON a in 0 67 p m
Ar Augusta 11 51 p m 10 46 p m
C Akl lN I 1 AM N, Tally ExcepllSundav
Lv 10 26 a m Klngvllle Ar 4 36 p m
Ar 11 66 a m Camden Lv 2 25 p m
Lv .6 00 pm Klngvllle Ar 10 ?o a m
Ar 8 15 p m Camden Lv 8 46am
AIKEN ACCOMMODATION.
Lv 0 40 p m Augusta Ar (6 07 p in
Ar 7 30 p m Aiken Lv 4 16 p m
NORTH and SOUTH, via Denmark.
Througa sleeper to and from New York.
Lv 3 06 p m Augusta Ar 8 SO a m
" . 7 11 p m Richmond " 8 40 a m
" 8 20 p m Washington " 7 00 p in
" o 30 a m New York " 1 28 p m
Connections at Charleston with New York
steamers Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Northbound, southbound Mondays, Thursdays
and Saturdays for Jacksonville and Florida
points; and at Augusta with the Georgia road
to and from all points West and So< th. Also
at Itlackvlile with the Greenwood, Anderson <9t
Western railroad to and from liarnwell, Alendale
and Sle^ern. Connection with Southern
Hallway at Columbia to all p<<lnts In upper
South and North Carolina. Through trains between
Charleston and Ashevllle.
JAS. H. SANDS, L. A. EMBHSON
General Manager. Traffic Manager.
Summer f*xciir?ion Rates.
"Effective ?t once,J the* Charleston A
WeHtern Carolina Ry., will sell Summer
Excursion tlckeis, limited for return
presage to October Rl?t, to Greenville,
8. C? Spartanburg, 8. C., HarriLlthia
Spring, 8. C., Glenn Sprlrgs 8.
C., Aabeviile, N. O., Hendersonville, Jf.
C., Flat Rock, N. C , Saluda, N. C.,
and all Mountain Resort*.
Fast and convenient schedules guarhiiteed
via this route.
For rates, schedules, or any information,
write or call ujon any agent of
the company, or
W. J. CRA^G, Gen. Pass. Agt.,
Angus a,