The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-04-07

PaYl's ejaculation AID say, l am dep
tor TO the Greeks.
The fac: IS th;s-PAul had got much
Of his oratorical power OF expression
from the Greeks. That be had studied
their literature vas evident when,
standing IN the presence Of an audi
snce oE Greek scholars on Mars hill,
which overIooAs Athens. ne dared 10
oyote from one of their own Greek
poets, either Cieanthus o. Aratus, de-
clarine, "As certain also OF your own
poets have said. 'Foc we are slso his
offspring. Aud he mad9 accurate
ouotation. Clean.hus, one o:the poets,
having written:
For We tame o-tSp:i2S are. Al 'A''i' 49,
creep -.
Are h"; the echo oi.tAe S':eS o'>'aS
"a ,u,.b, ava ot +bair oz,, ooats
~" AIa'AS' ou' v '--'A- ' W.
nao "F-t'@u
Do.5 c,-s ,a-r,..xa IsIowsYiar danger nigh?
We arc his ofsp.ia-. aud % Joyc We :iy
- p,,?
l. "aS ra.o7r 'SsAS su',. 80 =
20 SsIenp' 10 ~ TA.9u ,.t. 80 fo.s;on 70
tio-a q 49, te : . -. - .%,,Isrs hut
ms a9o 1:, ?slo:e y -, - -rar;nc sn6
1so11 aui o-I aott,; !. 49,, ,ad h.;ors The most
- s'eaIo ab,S =, o-,ds,>..o ~ IN ,ha planet
SS.>':nS tttsuSo ~ 80 c.sels CRYING
MS inueo-7oness ~ '-'S 80 40 - your
oul II nlS ,;j osa.t?-j Wv
%n p0ets mas SAY II ,;-;,;,a7 vorI5
focanermore: al ~. .o.ha o.t &c Cssess I -.
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2rchlIec:ure I - hn ~ LII ~, ,noIiths
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py yra1llos, %. ~ 5a.s w5,,, -hay
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'Ssilso " n7ao. - tbanonss go ~ rhose in
certain esen L, "a sue 80 go - nvrsmi6s ;
"ooSe cotiA-h 60 60. -
were W. ool!S. po. 0o 1900 Ervn
G!1 mosI 1or 1l'4us. o c,5
tian preceosn.s az o'f,o"t go, ,5;rac.
ing 1rosn os9ec hat-on>, ,o,1,,,nas 49,, 81 irs
ture carved is on ,.aS eS3G~ 80 s,ra.
own p7o1nenss; pS ~ - orn moldinps
oiatoreS' roonoea 1s oos. o"D hafora t5s
ana carrieo oo. Ss - h',;i3;ns caIied
tnree QuaIlIles o. rAsu. :-a- o....u.D 5,,;I;,,s
oy an o.o sutHoT H.1 tnas, ,,sa:,,I.
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ness, oesoty. AItnoos 80 - - - ~
non on she acropo,5 acropo!.s W -3-aI asr,b,,,eI-s.
wreck OF ne ssorGS anu o ga ~ ~ .r,-;sS 0
and oomosrGn9n. o. pia;a m:n! .ooI- froT,
ana aI;no9Sn L1.S js;sr 80 80 ~ on ~.
one sac % .aso e1S. 80 oe ~, eSb;,loe3s rs
pensa u .0o,GG, o,SL;.,,a5 oo;ne DON in
sculptose, oae s9tS<oSI3 80 sta os,ar shin
ios 1ae Aso!.oto sow - ~ fo.,od i7 the British
loaI IL" - - p.r.SaHon thouca in
museum, ,;,S .os - hss hssn On ;nsoira.
CON kt.Ea1iIo ss:- - -. 49,. .a,T,,rsS nasr
non 70 az aIoa:.. :]S;.,,;,n -; aII +bs i'm
ana WILL oe az tnS 'I'S..o o-IS ;.S.if;s .
from now un1n t6e VIZ! t!,at -, .Sbano,, :, :
tenpie o. ru.n' atS 90. ~ bav;nc sT once ssen
$500 s,.5e+ 80 ,,o,,st o i havs been when
-. - .toos Ss 80! - e~cb;tacts IEitnos aod
Eo9i;'..otss = So - s,,,;It i on. OF Pentelican
nsr57a naL!,A. w5ife ss Mont Blame at noon
Ia Ia - -. - ovarZvhelnninr Height
80 0-er}on,;ng the august
SoG'e .a5s-t;o - niIa en6 riSinc from its
az - Eas uss.e S.e+S,fs If Psllas Psonachus
:oo $3.50 - : Iii e16 Asshinc that
ID ocoe-e' 80 sat- Lsho75 tbe ,l,,roa .
ssitoss la ai.t ~ W;+5o,It the aud OF
.. o. Iss s.a-no1 ra,T Co. = paver could have
Sao,s tao ~ eIa--aS sn5 w;thout the sid OF
60 - sA Pc c5;sa1s Is and trowels never
,is oo -bo Lora ~ oons.rncre5 i There is
49, So oh~-cb bnildinr il ali the
~or1S ~ nroner]v constructed court
bonse or q bgautiful art gallery, or an
ono-o,r;ate snditorium. or a tasteful
boS7e which because OF that Parthe-
non wbs+ber its style or some other
aoI. st1Ie " sdonte6 IS not directly or in.
S;sec4IS a Sehfor to the Greeks.
R',t ;bs-a * smother art in nv mind
-tbs most tsscinsting. elevating and
i,s-;-;nc of ali arts and the nearest to
45s Jiv;ne-for which all the world
oEes cTo - a 5sbt 10 the Helleaes that will
ooSsr go bs nsid Trean SCULPTURE. A.
Is.st ss0 Esers bafore Christ the Greeks
-s-not,,sfsJ -s, w 4be human face and form
fsrrs cots and marble. What 3
- bIess;ne ~ to the human family that men
snS Women nightly useful, who
could i've onIv within a century may
be perpetuated for five or six or ten
centuries, How I wish that some
sc,Intor contemDoraneous with Christ
coDld have put his matchless form in
marble But for every grand exoui
ste stetpe of Martin Luther. of John
Tn,x Of William Penn, OF Thona:
CbsInoers NJ WELLINGTON. of Lafayette
~ 80 NJ the orest ststesmen or eman
o;,a-o-s 80 ~ cono',erors VINO adorr
- n,rSs Or Al, the nicnes OF your
scsCan7ies vo, ara debtors to the
C~seIs They covered the Acropolis
fhev elorifsd ne temples, they
sd5rned The cemeteries with statues
sona in cedar SON. ia ivory, some II
s;lra- s5o1e in ola s,ns in size dim
$50, ;n,,t;.e anG s5rne io size colossal
TSn.Is. - po,SisS who worked "a