The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
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u discourse delivered by Mr.. Calvo in the First
Christian Church, Columbia. 5. c.. ut the morn
ing service price 25c. This last named booklet
is strong Temperance tract ana an s., should be
or Danger Signals" Mr.. Edward J. Handlcy.
one Of the Oldest and most respected printers in
the Government Printing Once. Washington.
who worked alongside OF its author last winter,
says -. read your Danger Signals with much
interest. 1t is a pity that such information as
it contains could not be properly impressed upon
the youthful mind. Then manhood would be
improved and many OF the nervous disorders
which now exist would disappear.
The Peoples Recorder. Orangeburg, s ~,
says of it: We regard it the brightest ,sel
for youth coming before our notice
Mrs. Electra MerShon Craig. Editor Of The
Southern Poultry Courier, WaycroSS, Ga, says
Of it = 1t is indeed an excellent well written
work, and shows much intense thought on the
part Of the author. He relates his experience
for the benefit Of others. who by following his
teaching will escape many SnareS and pitfalls
Professor +. Means Davis Of the South Caro-
lima College say OF it: = Its advice to the young
is good.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 4. Corwin, Managers Nerve
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ing, New York City, say Of it: we thank you
for TIE noble little book you send-it is indeed
wonderful piece OF work. and should do great
deal OF good
Hon. K. H. Jennings, State Treasurer OF South
Carolina, next door neighbor Of Mr.. Calvo and
an honored Steward in the Methodist Church,
respected and loved by all, says Dear Friend:
acknowledge with thanks receipt Of your little
book Danger Signals I have read it through,
and am now prepared to say that it contains
some very wholesome advice to young people.
There is much truth and good aayice in the little
book with which am in hearty sympathy"
Mr. Herman Zadek. Manager Gonzales Book
Store. Columbia, S. c., says pf it: :. read your
book with great pleasure and :.link it should be
read BY every young man The benefits ne will
derive will be Of great help through his young
life. He can only be good and converted to bet
ter living if he reads and understands your
book.
Rev Maurice Bertrand Insle, an honor gradu.
ate OF Harvard, Pastor OF the First Christian
Church, Columbia, S. c., says: There are
many things in your book that are good for the
young to know. There is too much false mod.
eSty in the world anyhow
Right Rev. Ellison Capers, Protestant EpiSco-
pal Bishop Of South Carolina, says: There is
much truth and some good counsel to the young
In it,, but ne deprecateS its being read by those
whom it will benefit. and they would be most
unlikly to acquire the information from any
other source.
Mr.. Benn Pitman, the well known phono-
grapher says - It contains much useful advice
which young people must know and live to be
healthy and happy, but he does not want the
knowledge which only Danger Signals impartS.
Danger Signals also contains the authors
analysis OF the Fourth Commandment, showing
that it has never been comprehended, even by
tue jews, il'Q ~ - CGQ%A1S "!
to labor at night as on the Sabbath, and that
not living soul is properly observing the com
mandment relative to the Sabbath:
OF Am My Brothers Keeper ?'' Mr.. Thomas
Jefferson LaMotte, a leading South Carolina
ProhibitioniSt, to "hon it IS dedicated says
=" It is worthy of tn" head and heart from which
it emanated and Of the cause it IS meant to pro-
mote And Col, J. P. Thomas, Superintendent
S. c. Military Academy, one Of the most Schol-
arly OF men. says: - have read your book with
interest
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Address CHARLES a. CALVO, JR., P. O. Box
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