The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-01-18
ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER,

| III course, replied the eultOr. w mere
upon the visitor laid the following note up
on the table:
1.-The ladies of the - Street Church
will give festival at their vestry hallInexs
Friday evening. Literary and musieA ed
tcrtainments will be provided, and a supper
will be served to all who desire. The ladies
in charge of the affair have much expert
oncc in such matters, and arc sure to pro-
vide good time. The admission will be
| only liftccu cents and it is certain that no
one can spend that amount to better ad-
vantage. Bc sure to go, and take your
friends"
When t.'e editor had read it he said:
"Oh, | sec an advertisement"
"No; not an advertisement We prefer
to have it 90 in the local column" replied
the manager.
Aud seeing that the editor looked sccp-
tical, he contiEuCd
1T will interest q great many of your
readers and help good cause besides, we
have spent 50 much money getting up our
ontnrtainment that We cant afford to adx
vertlsc it without increasing tic pricG St
the tickets. In such matter as this We
ought to be willing to help each other"
"Wcll,' said the editor, elf it goes into
the locals | suppose you would reciprocatc
by reading little notice in ur church
next Sunday
The visiting brother asked what notice,
and the editor wrote aud handed him the
following:
"Thc Weekly Chronicle for the coming
year will DC the best and cheapest family
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much experience aud has all the helps which
Il large outlay Of money can procure. His
paper has Il larger circulation than any other
published in thccountry and is to be furnish
cdat only 81. 1t is certain that no one can
spend that amount to Il better advantage
BE sure to take the Chronicle, and subscribe
for your friends" -
The manager hcmmc1 andhesitated,s and
then said, solcmnly, that he doubted whcth-
CT it would be judicious to read such no.
ticc, but suggested that if it was printed
copies might be distributed nt the door Of
the vcstry, on the evening of the entertain
mcnt.
"Ics," said the editor, shut it would at
tract more attention IN the middle Of SER
mon. 1t will interest a large number of
your congregation aud help a good cause ;
and' besides, so much money ls spent upon
the C"'n""I" that don see how tnc own
cr can afford to print handbills to advertise
it without increasing the subscription price.
In such Il matter as TINS we ought TO be
willing to help each Cthcr.'
Then the gentleman saw the situation.-
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o,se of ,,rc,t nrcvolrnce ,o I,v II ;s NO
cul;orlv onnr,nri,tc to Jcvotr = sbnrt t;mn
to sccki ~ an answer to the question of the
psolmist-"whv art tbou east down q nv
soul and whv art thou disorictcd in mo =
For it his peculiar aprlica,iou to the ease
of many Christians Thc cause Of this
,,,n,,,l d,rr,ssi,n or snirits m,v ,lI s.;I
he, be found in our tranrrcssions araius,
IN, laws of either bodily or spiriluol health
We Of to day keep unnatural hours cat and
drink u,n,tnr,llv lr..s IN IN urbo,Itbr,I
fashion and l,s,rov thc natural tonc of the
ncrynus system bv the usc Of porcotic and
other stimulonts All this leads to = dis.
cascL bodily condition. and rs all know the
body reacts on the mind. Dysncpsin is one
of the greatest runners of human haprincss.
and piece of mincc pic may cause DAYS of
misery. not only To- the consumer but to his
unfortunate family. But the moral causes
thon these When we sec mnn usin~ his
rcl"ious nrof,ssions q. , means or c,rrriro
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