The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-11

worse As the sun climbed the heavens, and
did NOT pass of until sunset. For three
weeks Mr.. Pair suffered from headaches
/ every day, trying many remedies in vain.
4 One day his wife read in q paper that any
one afflicted with this sort OF headache,
| called sun pains, could be cured IL ne would
/ only watch the sun set, beginning half
/ hour before 1t passed beneath the horizon.
/ The next Afternoon Just before sunset Mr..
/ Pair began watching the god Of dey as he
/ settled down to rest. Lower sunk the sun,
glowing re5der 80 it descended. just before
| II SGT DIR. Pair vent to sleep. and from that
dsr % this ha SAYS be has never had a
| headache. His remedy Is cheap, ana if you
are afflicted it may pay you 20 try It,
Twenty-Five teachers will be needed next
fall IN the country public schools Of GlVnn
county. and only three or four applicants
| have bean found available by the board OF
| education. Friday, by order Of the board,
| the superintendent was at bis Office. pre-
pared to conduct special examination Of
applicants, should any appear, but not one
was present The outlook for the country
| schools Is not bright There seems to be
an apathy upon the part Of the people
| interested which prevents them from select
ing applicants able to stand & satisfactory
examination. The board Of education is
trying to raise the standard of scholarship
ia thu country schools by giving them
better teachers; but. rs a member said
Tuesday. IL looks now as If no notable i'm
provement will be made this year. 1t is
likely that the board will make another
effort 10 secure competent teachers. II it
fans, then il is probable that the best
arrangement posi- 10 under the cirCum-
stances will be made.
Alex. w Bealer In Atlanta Journal: A
friend OF mine tells good story about "a
poor family with whom be had some deal
ings. Tho head bf the family was an old
man who had once been a preacher. He
had a wife and two daughters, one about IS
and the other perhaps five years her senior.
Ny friend met the old man every day in his
business for several weeks, and thus
scratched up an acquaintance with him.
One day the OLD man was absent from his
| accustomed place, and on inquiring after
him, my friend learned that hs was quite
SICK In Dsd and determined to call and see
him. he found the old fellow suffering
very much and offered to assist him in a
pecuniary way il ne 80 desired The ex-
pres cher declined the offer, but said no
would remember 1T if he found that he was
| obliged to have money. A few days
| afterward he sent a note by his wife
10 his new friend asking the loan
Of $3, which he received. Three days after
| the oldest daughter brought another note,
asking for 81 to buy wood and coal. The
| money was sent and nothing more was
beard Of any of the family for a week. At
! the end of that time the youngest daughter
| appeared with note from the old man. He
| stated that nc regretted very muoh TO dis
turh any one that had been such friend in
need to him, but bis Oldest daughter was
on the eve Of getting married, and no would
| like to get So to be used in buying her we'd
ding trousseau The gentleman did not
send the money, butsent note saying that
while he was glad to assist him in getting
the necessaries of life he felt that he
must draw the line at buying wedding
| trousseaus.