The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-10-06
A TEXAS WONDER
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

seHs@ - GUsNt one small bottle of Halls crea, Discovery cures all kidney and bladder troubles. removes weak and lame backs, Theumatism ana all IT. men and women. regulates bladder troubles ID children If not sold by your druggist. will De e is two ', months sa isS'p gessm.a. and will cure any case above mentioned. Dr: E. W. han' a. s ao sena fsa sssimonsl. m ssia < sy a drug sists anu the Montgomery Drug Company
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 SHINE SOCIETY. "scatter Sunshine All Along the Way"
 All communications in regard to the or ganization of branches should be ao- dressed to Mrs. Cyntha Westover NAiden' the President General of the Internation- al Sunshine Society. 96 Fifth Avenue. New York
 Not much to make us happy
 Do any of us need.
 But just the right thing give us
 And we are rich. indeed
 Little self -denials. like honesties. little passing words of sympathy, little yicto- ries over favorite temptations--these are the silent threads of gold which. when woven together, gleam out so brightly III the pattern of life that God approves.
 God make my life a little song.
 That comforteth the sad:
 That helpeth others to be strong.
 And makes the singer glad.
 The words we so often carelessly use reflect a force in the mind that uses them. They are the messengers of the secret life of men to other men. Born of mental energy in one. they are mighty for good or evil in others. Guard well the door of your lips weigh with care the words that are to poison or bless forever
 If you can keep ahead 'tis well.
 But never trip your neighbor.
 'Tis noble when you can excel
 By honest, patient labor.
 It is not wrong for a shadowed heart to prompt sunny words: Even a cat Will
  room. If our life is clouded, and clouds have a silver lining. let us wear our clouds wrong side out or bright side out
 One step and then another,
 And the longest walk is ended:
 One stitch and then another,
 And the largest rent Is mended.
 Like most garments, everything in life has a right and wrong side. You can take any joy and by turning 1t around find troubles on the other side' or you ,, turning 1t around find joys on the other side The gloomiest mountain never cast a shadow on both sides at once.
 No matter how dark the weather,
 No matter how rain might fall,
 I'd be like a bit of sunshine
 To brighten and cheer you all.
 If you would increase your happiness and prolong your life, forget your neign- bors' faults. Forget all the islander you tions. Forget the fault-inding and give a little thought to the cause which pro- voked 1t. Forget the peculiarities or your friends and only remmember the good points which make you fond of them.
 She lights with such a smile
 All the darksome place the while Every heart hegins to stir Joyfully at sight of her.
 The energy of true religion is directed toward present needs and opportunities, simply believing something that Is past and hoping for something In the future. but 1t is also doing something now. The best religion Is that which makes the best men and women. When the weather is wet We must not fret; When the weather Is cola We must not scold.
 It needs therefore. fin us infinite care- fulness and watchfulness as We walk ever amid other lives lest hy some word or look or act or disposition or influence of ours we hurt them irreparably. When we ourselves least kindly are
 We deem the world unkind. There is a fatal monotony in all our lives. We have to set ourselves morning after morning to tasks that look to be utterly insignificant and dtsproportonat' to the power that we bring to pear upon them--like elephants picking up pins wiln their trunks-and yet we may make a II our commonplace drudgerv great and wonderous and fair and full of help and profit to our souls If over IL ali-our shops, desks our ledgers, our studies, our kitchens and our nursertes-we write NY meet is to do the will or Him that sent me
 | Ponder well. and know the right; Onward then, with all thy might. It is so easy to forget kindness and | to remember a kick. We are ant to for 1 get completely hundred little ktndnesses and courtesies which one has shown us and to remember a single careless silght: | or thcuehtless word Often we hear 1t said of some wrong or foolish deed; "l have never thought so we'll of that man | since then. It was there he showed ms | oAar if a mans real Cn1r- | acter appeared more in one separate deed ] to which. nerhans he was sorelY tempted