The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-05-08

when was boy and used 10 ot
Thrown with the nssI"ts sn't~ "l 5s
= fht i.iu = aA u" nm Hi"iM8ts
tlIuE a. netr a1. Negro can al'tft.t
{ liar. aHa ~. - uat ~ r.t-ta.ftas
~tE t.u another AAa
tL-n There e.aula O., tsan-Ir @set
tn.s sll. s.tt.t .au
yuu ADMIT tteht Sizes hnt /
la lti Nou ! Eia1 la~t aIt I lrs atfs
tu hit me Mould b" ta, E,ait
Ana - thek had IL 40 d .lat
fou'~ :sueihrl
They dIdu.t know any better th.tu
~ can each other liars WITH FtetNs-
and -uiIN,- FOR they haa NOT been =
~uuday school. nor htd the, rt.td tht
E1UIy. nor h-aTd much ~1fcarains 1n
tlr contrary. they hnd iv,n raised ai
a,r conditions tltt aid not tend &" ,S
anna refine. Therefore, tHrE were
aat ~o much t. blame for their
,f -elf-rr~rect at4d thtir u~nu-.ptlt
citation III what is tausht ia the SCI
mon on the Mount They didn't Eaaa
any better So. when they Were un-
b Llc 10 make gooG their side OF y
iIsputc hey rcsortcd 10 calling each
other liars
Now ana then-thoueh tho i'm
stances are ven rare some. iu tnt-
Gay and time. descend 10 the Old nse-
gtr Style Of settling questions, Us GALE
Ina each other litrs sometimes with
IIefixcs.
Ae already fntimated. thr oll-timr
habit YVES the lack uf bette.
sense. H. didn.t know. when corner
ed. what elise 10 say To- an opponent
thau YOUR i liar And the other
Niger didn't have - better sense
than To say You're another II
WAS very much after the order OF two
dogs barking At each other through
tHe cracks Of a fence. IT is bow
woH-WoN,' on this side. aud IL
W~cW-Wow'' ON that sidc-a great dead
~ noise, but n bite. After they have
"boW-WoWed' mil each one is salts
lied that he has won his case, they
curl their tails and trot off. each
seemingly clated with his Importance
When a public speaker desceuds l.
tie OId-timp Niger business of saying
ou'Te 4 liar" t. an opponent. he
Virtually acknowledges that he Is
beaten, and the world concludes Ia
had Z b~al-IaiSing.
Wcll-raised people are not So apt
to use vile %epitheta. Gcntlcmen never
forget that theJ~~lre gentlemen. They
may 81 provoked, but they are apt t.
Keep in mind the fac that All men
can not see or belic.e alike. and that
il is an evidence Of good sense To re
speaking Guile.
Now and then a writer or an cdi-
tor makes notoriety by calling some
body a liar. but the public cannot help
believing il very bad and
what one makes in the way Of noto-
riety he loses in self-respect, ana more
loses III the estimation Of 4 right
thinking. refined public sentiment.
When q man in The heat Of debate.
says his Opponent lies" the opponent
does not suffer. but he does; for il is
u virtual admission that the opponent
has the best of the argument. In dis
CuSsIOnS each man should state his
side fairly and fuIy-state it as ne
believes it, or would have it. and Leave
the public to conclude whether it is
true or false.
Yes. I've heard negro boys can each
other liars, from II end of the corn
row to the other, and back again. and
seen dogs swapping ut each other
through the fence and | thought very
little about it: but it does look bad in
writer's. Who are supposed to be re-
fined. to use the word liar"
s. . . . - p >
We are always in danger while tab
ernacling here below. The recent
belching Of Mt. Nesuvius demonstrates
the fact that there is a terrible fire
going on. down under our feet. which
Dis likely 10 give trouble at almost any
time; ANA what makes it the more
dreadful is. We don't know when nor
where the fire Will break forth next.
nor what amount of mischief it's going
to do.
They tell rs that this planet. called
Earth, was once a ball OF fire. and
Dla2ed in the ornament as does the
sun; but, for some reason or other it
began to cool off. and kept ON cooling
its surface became habitablc. |
Nouch for the truth Of the mat
ter, but biologists and scientists are
very positive IN their with
reference to the once blazing earth.
and | tax it for granted their theory
is correct. The hills are filled with
cinderS and rocks that show unmis-
takahIY the signs near the surface OF
That being so. added 10 our
knowledge that hot water is constant
flowing from the ground. and vol
ctnoS are sending out streams of hot
lava. we cannot shut our eyes to the
that somewhere beneath us is 4
furnace Of fire. And it is certain the
Is not very far from us. 1T may
be a hundred OF a thousand miles. but
hats a hin crust of earth between u
md that awful furnace. OF course
arc ia danger all the time. for who
tell when therein spring Il leak
and the ocean Will be turned into that
tremendous furnace, and the whole +
hing viii explode
4 local earthquake followed by a
Francisco fire a convey to the
no IDEA Of such am explosion.
-. Peter presents a vivid. as well as
tWful picture Of an event to which he
all, the attention Of Hners. when n
The day 81 the Lord viii come 5
- a thief IN the night; in which
he heavens shall pass away with Il
great noise. ana the clements shah y
Atlt with ftryeut heat, the earth also :
mo the works that arc therein shall :
% buYned ~" /.
That lwful c~ontlagratiou may AXE
At amy hour. hence st. Pete.
lNs. What manner Of persons ought !
Z 4" Ae in all holy conversation and |
,edIinrss. Looking for and hastia4
the coming Of the day Of God. {
wherein the heavens being on fire shall I
melt with fervent heat"
In danger YES. all the time. ana i
ne doesn't know when nor how he /
@ be hurt-perhaps killed. II a mra
; walking he's liable to stump his toe. S
ir slip ana fall aad break his arm. t
MS leg 81 his neck. bicycles are
dangerous, automobiles are dangerous. q
1uggies are dangerous. carriages are i