The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-02-15
THE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS FEBRUARY II, 1901

lack Of moral courage you have lot the
wind blow this new leaf away.
! But the devil Is never idlo. Ic is al
ways busy day and night, and Is con-
tinually telling us through tho angels
OF hell that II is not popL ar to do this
and that, and there arc othor professcd
| Christians engaged in moro criminal
vices than We are, and tho church is
composed OF nothing but a SGT OF hypo-
critics, and IT Is no usc for you to try to
| 1.-Two Christian life. ] know you too
| we'll. II won't DO long before | will
SEQ you drunk or playing cards, ours
Ing, or engaged In some other vices.
About this time the wind has got under
our new leaf and Is just In the act OF
blowing IL OF. Then is when we need
moro grace and moral courage to en-
| able us to say, Get thcc behind me,
| Satan"
Dear reader, almost two months Of
the new year have already gone. How
| Ia II about your new leaf? Are yon
still holding II down? To live better
| not only means to do better yourself,
hut 1t also means TO make others feel
better. II y"n could ask every livirg
soul who has any presence Of mind il
they would like to be happy they would
certainly answer, yea. Now there is
no better way to live happil; ,han 10
try 10 make others happy. II you see
poor soul who has been overcome by
he devil, Tor Goa ; sake don't let that
hr the first thing you have to tell you,
nciGhhor when yon meet. LET'S let the
dead bury their dead. We cam atford
10 rut Gown anything that wou'i lead
10 diSrontrnt upoH cur new leaf. Lets
50, Ak Kind Y ~ each other. Tn, rr =
NO. hing ON Go6'S earth moro trarlrI,
cheering. refreshing ana stren&then-
;TS 10 = poNr Srul han words ~ praise
b.: srcs, many will say. "CA, hos
. d He has Ie; the sNidtn opr>rrtun.iy
: Lis life slip Inu ca!.'i ,>&ch 90
aging ltrn&hi<. IN! Gru': ye'i ~
such l.2lU,n:lvus Of :hp G"vi,. ~
L sr -! ',t:<. il Is never TOO a., ~ do
=NN3. Ne" il cont mske ap> ,'!N r
srrs' /" ca r$ wis, You say ah,u: This
s-'irle Of turning new lssve$, but tell
yoN my d:ar friends thsre is something
IL this that will 10 us gooi If we will
only puI il in;o practice.
CHIPS OF y SMALLER NATURE.
Mr., John F.snklin is quite SICK, We
learn, with typhoid fever.
MIR. J. J. Gsl!msn has been in quite
irEerlng health for the past few
weeks.
loung Master Bobby aud sister, B T.
nice Moore, OF Garmany section, sprn.
las. Saturday nigh: and Sunday With
Toos. Epps and family.
NJ. r. II. kibler, who is working in
trr Carolina Manufacturing Company.
AT " wbtrry, spent Saturday night and
Sunday With his parents.
Mrs Matte young, of Prosperity, is
visiting her brother, MIR. Jno. w. Full
mer. We are sorry to learn that Mr..
Fulmer has u very sick little boy.
Dr.. Hallman resigned his new field of
labor, we learn, on account of the sala-
ry being too low. This has torn the
new charge into flinders. 1t is pity
that there was not a better method OF
understanding at the beginning.
st. Philip and Bachman Chapel have
called Rev. Ii. p. Counts. He preached
at ST. Philip last Sunday morning and
at Bachman Chapel In the evening. We
have not learned whether they have
made permanent arrangements with
Rev. Counts or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Derrick, bet
ter known a. uncle Billie, OF Holly's
Ferry, came up to see their son, Sid
ney, last Sunday. Mrs. Derrick re-
manned few days, while Sidney re-
turned with his father.
Yes, brother Jay Bird, I have read
second Epistle of John. What lesson
did YOU ief,r me 10 that should learn?
1t is like MANY other passages of the
| Bible, 1t is full of good meaning.
Lo,k here, brother and sister CORES
| pondepts, let Us hear from you as often
rs possible. We are always glad indeed
| to hear from ali sections Of the county.
| The grain is very backward, still 1t
has stood the winter and we truet that
there may yet be u full harvest.
l wanted to say something about the
| legislature and other matters, but ]
must stop this letter. 1t Is already too
long.
CHIPS.
| Feb. 13, 1901