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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-01
Ell @uli91eO, JON Sc eQers life
ril0e babe, til at fomme meo - /
bpert 6alO ell Sang imeQenl.

bpert 6alO ell Sang imelem.
Sore Observation-Disclosures bar aO-
ifilige 8nnge talt ON at i1Ofpre
noget l%ignenOe, men set ct Ql0riG
blepen til noget. Gels far Sc pei
life funnel gennemfpre BET u0en
@enpnOigelie ira Mienigbeoerne, og
Oels er De fleite 9eIegoter 10 oltiO
ira Snmfun0et5 Centrum bar Der
for life iaa ltor Snteresi e / oenne
Gag, og bar maaife pgiun oeres
8et9nfeligbeOer peo at ifuQe pprc
meO til at betale 0elegoter5 &eiie
ira 2lt- eler &eitfpiten.
NGen 8ro0rel bar pi iii aQigc-
bel life Ell grp0e paa ppr Sumpit=
tfgbe0 oper for pore Splterutenigbe-
Der Ser uOe pe0 Sumfun0ets @rpn=
icr?
Monge al Dem bar albrig oGret
rtpreIenteret peO pore IarsmoOer
"a fenOer 6pgitapeligt intet til Sam=
flltOet, bets forifeQige SpgaOer og
0grenlaal - uoen gennem pore
9laoe, og lua maaife, hDuO Oeres
NreIt bar f~ortalt Dem; men bet
Ell aQigepel life iaaOan iom lelp
o1 bape peret me0, og let meo egne
Zine.
2oa tiltprer Sc port SGEIlnh,
er me0 til at bore bets 8poer, be-
Ser tcr 81 og bilOe pit rgI>:a ger
he Ell Gong tmeaem NJ I'll rore
Qnrs3l poer og lere SarafultDct lIct
6tHrc 1T fenbe paa ne: @nlO
2Rcn & nloo opgipe bette 9luh.
!lLglitl1ne bliper for ltor9.
GeltcrmenigbeOer Der ilOe I
Samfun6ets Centrum (O3eaemI tas
terne) biz S life bore meo til at
aere BET mtligt for eoers Sr9Ore
herlt0e PED @r9nierne at funne
mpOes nteO eoer oenne enc Sang
ON @lnret paa ianme Silfaar, ION
: lelp bar, lere 5amfunOet, bets
Gpren1Qa(, @mbebsm9n6, Hrelter
GA Wenia6c0er at fer6e paa n9r-
mere SOLD, og Oerpe0 - iom nt
hoa6er - faa mere SnteresIe og
&urlig6eo til bort &irfeiamfunO?
l1ogifterne DerpeO pil ilet fife
Glipe Ioo noperfommelige. @rel ter
mes Heiie pleier / &eglen at 6el66e
iig til $t5 q $50, % 9~elegaternes
pil pei 6lipe ontrent Set iamme.
Gun0c Ell Wenigbeb life nfie iua
meget for boooe ielo at 6lipe repre-
i~enteret og bjGlpe .nogle al De
fierneIte til ogioo at blipe 0et?
Get Ell 10 &r9iter og Menigbe-
Ser / Samfunoets Centrum, ser
1turer oct: uogor a1c SiQioSnGn0
% Itaoen0e &omtteer, og set er hi
iiet life miSrnoelige oDer; set fan
life pGre ~on0erle0es. Wfen ben enc
MunQom q oret bur0e BAD
Sc @rGl It er og 81 entgbe=
ser oper 1ele Sam Il bet
rere ligeittllebe baoDe
meO &enipn til TENN e.
ret % etingelle Tor
at fnnne rug oenne Eet.
SoorDan fan BET laOe
ig gpre? Oct ipnes mig nbel-
bigt at afgsre Oenne Gag paa ct
&orsmgoe, Oa 0e, Der er melt IN
teresIereoe oeri, life er til Steoe
og oerfor life fan faite oeres 500 /
8egtffaolen. Sfal bet enoelig az
geres paa ct @arsmgOe, Oa bsr
oct iom enbper Samfunosiag frem
/ offentligt Msbe, iaa oae femme
berettigeoe We6lemnler fan tale og
femme oerom.
Den ~naturIiglte og melt retfer-
bige MoaOe at ofgBre oenne Gag
Paa, ipnes ieg, piloe Dere.ot Cont
fun6ets Sefreter ien6er en- trpft
Spfor6ring no til ale SamfunoetS
Renigbeoer ON peO Distinguishing
Sc at femme angaaenoe oenne Sag
oe iaa fenoe BAN &eiultatet inben
en- faftiot Cato. Saa fdn ban offent-
Iiggsre GeiuItutet, og oermeo fan
ben Cog betragtes iom ofgjort
paa en- fulOuO b9oerlig og ret
fnrStn Shame
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-01

: Gbriitenlen llaar til 2pO for /
openl tuaenOe lille Stpffe.
pit Nursmpoerne fan blipe iaa
uel reprelenteret JON nuligt, ia,
oct Ell efter DOT Mening al en- gent
n~emgribenOe 8etpOning her / bort
; frifirfelige Nrbeioe; t9i Arbeioe er
1r, / SOerensitemmelie meo 8u0s
Niges GGlen, bonren poa 6ribeos=
p%rincippet.
9}etop al sen @runO trpnger
9larsmp0erne til en- ina nnfatten0e
9ieprNicntution lom set CT m1ligt.
NorSmp0erne fuIter 9DS oper
| SamfunOsDirf iombeoerne, og ID
mere Gus Menigbeoerne faar oper
, ole N%rbeiosqrene, oes mere &prliq-
! he0 foor Sc ogion til GirfeIigg6-
relie al Oe Spgoper, &erren bar
logt ben til % iom &irfGIamfu no.
Bore NarsmoOer 6urOe bore re-
prei enterc beo minoIt $50 9elego+
ter forltOen GrGiterne.
! @n laooon &epr9 Ientotion pil0e
fua ell piOtreffen0e 8etDoning oq
meOf6re peIligneIiesrige @irf1il1ger
poo mango Smroo0er.
Oct argument t. Cts, at set
$1,000 eler maaife $500, iom Z;
bette Silf9loe blep gibet Sernbaner-
ne, Sc fltnoe 10 babe beret lparet
og giDet til andre og beore Sorn1ool
- ia, ybe funoe" - men Saqen
er - Set fer life - set peier fife
nrget.
9fei man maa made / CUBS
&iges Eager meO en- bel onOen
MooIeitof ems Sorm1ftens og 8e=
regningernes WaaleItof. Ser mao
nooGes meo @a10ens euer meo en-
Gepenoe Snteresiernes Waaleitof.
&pffes en- Iebenoe Sicrteinteres-
ic i6lan6t % - / ale Weni9be-
6erne, imaa og itore - for Ser
rens itore Sag paa Soroen, Gle
Ienes SreGie, ioo ffal CUBS
! &ige fomme meo &raft.
Oct er en- &en0sgerning, at Itore
WgOer (mange al Be IS Aorsm6-
Ser iom un0ertegne0e bar pprct
meO til fer / 2on6et), bar noget
f%orun6erGt9t gri6en0e be6 fig, boo6e
til &Gffelie, Smpen0eIie, SornpeG-
ie % mGgtig SiIifpnoeGie til gr-
beibet / SUBS Gige, meoens set
er Dag.
Oct mrin6es mango al os mes
m0erGig Sof til Serrer.
6oor Serrens Nuno - Seqiq-
oonOen - Sou til at tnge til Or0e
UNDER bore @orsm6oer, Ioa er Sc
reg &irfnin9er uberegneIige.
8ro0erifo6s- 6plelien iloor oerpe0
| 0nbere Rp0oer: 9ns G SQmfltn6s-
logger ipreOes Dioen ON, % @nbeOs=
tonfen bliper 0erpeO en- langt meg
tigere 8nrefraft / alt bort @rbei-
Sc, Sen bliber Dor Stprfe.
! Sgiaa ben anoen Sanfe at @aIt.
CIR. Gbriltenien bill leg uoelt lt6tte
L.: 2igningsipitemet meGem Dele
gaterne. 8reiterne bar brugt Sen
/ mango Aar til feQes @leoe og
&ielp.
Snofgres 2igningsipitemet / bore
Wenigbeoer, Der neppe bill fomme
oper $40 a SIS for bber Wenig-
beo, iao fan ale Wenigbeoer fac
en- @nleoning at bore meo = ielr
J De fierntliggen6e.
2igningsipitemets SnOf6relie
Menigbeoerne er fin ret og flet
bpao hi flnbe faloe al Donole bro
berIiet.
&ere MenigbeOer, fig til bper:
onore: bette 8ro0eritpHe bill ri gen.
nemfsre.
Gen at &ait. Gbriftenien antp.
oeoe Sremgangsmaobe er piit Ser
enc rigttee.
S December og Son1tar afbolOel
Sc fIeite al bore Menigbeoer oeres
@orsmpOer, bpor Meniqbeosiogel
ofo0res. tod 81 od1on bette Hltnf
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-01
&llO=NfaDemlet.

5 galnle Gage, / Sen laafalote
l9rOe Si0, bar Der nogle betellt-
lomme 0fennelter, ion al 4gtelle
for ben almene 8efoltning og for
SanOet Sprog fit oprettet en- Gprog-
lcnsningsforening.
Den fal0te Jig &lio-9lfaoemiet,
og, JON 9taDnet ontpOer, fremitil-
leOe ben Jig for Sanfen / Sfiffelie
al ct WfpQeperf. W3eOlemmerne
alttog Napne benteOe ira WfpQe-
9aanopertet; peo 6oreningens
NloOer jas man paa Stole / 6orm
al MeliGffe, Og 8orOet foreltiGeOe
ct 9eigtrug. Der ioO ioo @fr.
0tgae) afiel, Ner. @iul, 5ten,
Stub % pei DIR. 9iQeiern og fig
tebe Sproget for Be frenmeoe Sros
SLID, JON bar blanoet inb efter an
lterre Maaleitof.
@pis Slio / Sproget tpoer paa
29rOom, ioa befinOer pi % Mi
igen / Ell lerO 3iO. % BET tpoer
10 Ou paa 9erOpm, naar man laa-
Dan, ret JON set er, fan pre- entere
Ell ul9n0ing for tine 29iere og Sil-
Dgrere.
Wfin fGre meOItltOerenoe, lon1
jeg MI tGnfer paa, maatte 10 BOG
Dape lert at iige Glimar. f6r ban
/ lin 9rebeprGoifen funoe tale til
os ON @uos Noa0eS Glimor. Sg
&ans gelerperOigbeO, iom ogiou
bill lpfialigg6re fine 6oor me0 fist
@iraff9oe, ioet ban bgitioelig an
m9loer: nMn ifal 9ere b6re, bosien
Get lpoer paa @runOiproget," ban
n1aa ga ogiaa bore li0t al en- 2a-
tiner, ielp ON &inoen fprte BEN
file efstra Splfrift uo gerl1em
set oabne Stnoue, og Sen greife
Gel al bans @rpoifen oermeo gift
uf al 9agsor0enen.
Sg booo anOet ital mar tenfe og
iige ON Ser W1ortenien, Gim6rius
og ANDRE flittige Sfri6enter / bort
Samfunos 8luoe. Gim6rius erer
2pIferne / u9aniferen" 9er. 50,
forOi Sc boiler oeres Sprog rent
fpr fremmeoe Sr0; men / famine
Stpffe DanGrer ban lit eqet Sprog
res at i~noblonoe en- 6el Del Suit
og gngelif. Ser Morteuien paa-
itoar / Nr, 76, at BET maa pere
boa0e ferfte og anOen Setingelie
for bort Sfripert, at uQe forItQar
Il, iaa De fan ufaa fat | BET liqe.
II bringer til Sorps"; men ligC
otter fplOer Gan Correct r.eo r@ro-
hIemer", nSSnoibi0uoIisme", vIrifto-
froti", uSrHetoriat" ritoffouier-
botip", nteoretiierc". @i bill for
ltaa, at ma moa Iio0e inGe meo Ell
Gel 2erOom, noor man ioaleoes
fon ilao fin egen Baoiton0 libel me<
~fremnebe Orb.
9erfor bill mon fin0e set rhine.
Iigt, naar ieg iIutter iom Ian:
Sbi mGrfer bi at hi
Sgen er inDe /
~9en ler0e Sio.
Sg III: ct &lio=
Ifaoemi
Net trpnqer bi,
Oct bprer btlt nof til SieloenBe
Der, at n9nnif lut9. &irfeblab'
iluar oDer / BET fremmebe. Met
1;aar nogle enfelfte S%ibrogpoere bal
brugt at ~uoltafere opbpggelige Sc
! tragtninger me0 SUBS posiiD-ob
ieftipe San0iemoaoe", r&riTti urof
felige &arobofler", elIer nnor De.
bar p9ret Sole om,ot @erreus Or;
er ~antbropoIegiife" Cubs Sri
ffol rosiimi(eres" og lignenoe, 5,
er Der bel @runb til at gere op
mGrfiom poo, at ioaoonne ltbtrp
er nforo9ielige &libflumper / en-
fofoige SieGes oonoelige Mob.~
rDoniferen" er 10 mere at et
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-01
@n SOlMe0yluy.

lIOr 0Orltel paa 0olneOgang; %
zen ton eiter De iorlteulge 9fatur-
r%nIgipeller tuge Jig belt forlteulgt
no. 0et par Ell Gags &t0 fpr Dl
tom til gtelp gort ira 0anmart,
Ell Dn0ig, title Aften. Solen Oa-
lc0e / ben peltlige 9orilont. 9aoet
rar n9lt ten blanft; fun nogle gall1te
line &rltsninger. Der par tn9en
pragtfulOe 9taturomgiDeller - fun
WanO, ioo langt 2iet funoe ltue =
% Opg par bet ct ln1ponereltOe SDn
( hin Bitten at le Solen bale. 8plOen-
rpO ianf ben ODbere og ogbere, ef=
~terlaOen0e ct forgDlOt Sfer pao
0cn peitlige @immel, me0ens De
erfelte SfDer, Ser iaO open oper,
uur JON 6roOeret nleO @ul0. Wan=
ges 8liffe par ufrapen0t rette0e pau
Dette Dn0ige AftenbilleOe. Ser, bDor
Gen for os 1Dnte5 at bale, lto0 BEN
10 egertlig op / BET 2un0, Ser oar
pore Cutters og SGng5lerS Waal.
9tu bar Der fun BET Babe al Sen
| g~pl0enrg0e Sfipe at ie. Sender Sc
fife Sangen: vSg itunOom, mar
Solen nloO &elten Jig iGnfer" -
leO BET fra en- / &ejieielifabet. 50
pi1t ger leg BET, begpnO bare. %
mems Solen liant, iitenlte pi .5on-
gen:
Sg itllnoom, noor soleu moo Sc
item Jig ipnfer;
Gems Silien fra 9ogen, Sen fiOfte
mig 5r'ngcr;
sn 6orIn1ag puG &imien III ga it'll
le ieg ttI'fcr,
aan 69n0e / Scot gour ieg biem.
aor: Stem, bier; Ser / set fibre
bloo Stem, biem,
Smart ifol ieg fare foo biem,
biem.
Silt ODer Sfpen bos Seills, Ser
bar eg nit Stem.
@elfommen Ou Iolige Iften / Sioen,
Com een Sang for oltio IfoG az
lutte Strioen
Sg fore mig biem, noar min 0og
er bengIe0en
Eli Seilts iom banot mig nit
Stem"
4pr.
Ser par StilbeO - A~ttenens ull-
0erlige StilbeO. Gnonm lenge par
ollie Slltte ufrapenot retteDe paa
cen Deltllge 9ortlont. AQe 6eun-
Greoe ben Dnotge S~olneOgung =
eper meo fine Banter line
&engller. Wten Ieg iutteOe / min
0Iels lnOerlte: ., min @uol maa
min SiDsaften bliDe JON Denne.
Soar min 2iDs0ag er til @uoe, min
Sol ben lDnter, mlaa Der oere
llOt al Ell gDl0en Slams tilbage.
&rpn Hin @erning meo 9eaaoe,
laa De ef~terleOenOe, Der betragter
min ipnfenoe Sol, ogiaa maa ie
noget al Ell gDl0en SLAMS - en-
@eliigpeliens Srugt Der, boor min
sci ben gift. Sa, tenfte leg, laa-
can er ben &riltnes itOIte @ften, Jon
6enne Der. 9agene bar maaife be-
ret ltnrmfuloe, gglgerne bar ofte
gaaet bGit og brltIet moo Sfuoell
paa Sinets itormfuloe SAB - men
III Gr alt blepen ItiQe. @or 2iDs.
iol Der gaar neo; men itaar op
@Digbe0ens 2an0, bore Dp6eitt
SGngslers og 9lttraaS Maal. .
lG, ben fommer en- Sang - fomme1
fer % aQe - SEN ii0ite Aften
Gen fommer fife ems for uQe; 81
geiom Der er 6orifel paa 5olneo.
gang ! Natltrens 9tige, iao ogIac
WtenneifelipetS &eroen. Gen e.
better life lige6nn for ale @ros
S6rn. Sor mango bar Set form
fnlot; og m6rfe Sfper jog bperon
ere | Sanfens &er6en, mems Soler
boleoe. Men inherit inoe por Sci
o%ligeoel ItiGe. Oct ioo maoif'
MORT no for Sc onfringItooen6e
het iaa for BENT no, iom oeres 9ibs
| Thffn fno,S4 ,,,oS So. g.. g. -.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-06-11

along the days observed several
s.. ., D e,,, the flowing stream, fastening on to do
hdDh I'll 'uhs 0oh'"'s appointed work in supplying the
world with thought how different it with
the persons it flowed from the flowing
stream has its appointed work and by
law it, stopping ceasing but flowing
while until reaches its reservoir thence taken
on back to the again. the work and
shall stand But the stream Of time which
allow flow by idly heed to It's passing never
opportunities lost forever There
of lost by who cannot utilize it. but
those who could utilize it, Time lost
Every person be controlled by habit wheth
er but most people assent to the habits which
Nothing tells eectuay ones life
saving time by doing something unless 1T the
habit losing time doing nothing Many man has be,
come educated and than ordinarily useful
daily to reading and study while with equal oppor
lived and died ignorant simply
they habit Of losing time instead of
it, a who began life in poverty has made talrly
living left estate his family because he cul
time and devotlng 1t to useful
physca and mental capacity have lived and died
failing to the habit of employing their time
valuable capital and asset which few
people properly Young and women boys
and girls nothing better than cultivate the habit
constantly engaged IN something worth
while TO be do not mean to say that people should
never ake BREATH relax ALL but most people know
pretty well how this there need of particular
Suggestion Time saving is most important habit tor
the time and wisely employ It,
we are the useful and helpful the world both to
and to others
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-06-11
Things That Make Worry Impossible.
ISL cess Magazine.

Good robust health is a great enc
my of worry A good digestion,
clear conscience, and sound sleep kill
lot of worry.
Worry is but one phase Of fear,
and always thtives best in abnormal
conditions. Il cannot get much of a
hold on a man with a superb physi-
que, man who lives a clean, sane
life. 1t thrives on the weak-those
Of vitality.
It5is not very difficult thing to
make worry impossible. Many peo-
pie make it impossible for most kinds
of disease to get hold on them be-
cause they have such strong disease
resisting force. Disease always at
tacks US at our weak point.
The great desideratum is to keep
ones physical, mental, and moral
standards so high that disease germs,
the worry germ, the anxious germ
cannot gain footing in our brain,
Our resisting power ought to be SO
great that it would be impossible for
our enemies to gain an entrance in
to the brain and body.
To keep ourselves perfectly free
from our worry enemies, everything
we do must be sanely. No matter
how honest we may be or how hare
we may try to get on, if we are mo-
sane in our eating, in our exercise
in our thinking, in our sleeping ane
living generally, we leave the dool
open to all sorts of trouble. Their
are a thousand enemies trying to fine
door open by which they can gain
entrance into our system and attacl
us at our vulnerable point.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-06-11
ROWING PICTURES.
Originated In The Spinning of a Coin
By Sir John KerScheI.
(Sc,ected.l


Sir John Herschei after dinner in
1926 asked his friend, Charles Bab-
bage, how he would show both sides
OF a shilling at once. Babbage re-
piled by taking shilling from his
pocket and holding it to mirror.
This did not satisfy Sir John, who
set the shilling spinning upon the
dinner table, at the same time point
ing out that # the eye is placed on
level with the rotating coin both
sides can be seen at once. Babbage
was so struck by the experiment
that the next day he described it to
a friend, DR.. Filson, who Immediate
ly made a working model. On one
side of a disk was drawn bird, on
the other side an empty birdcage.
When the card was revolved on a
silk thread the bird appeared to be
in the cage. This model showed the
persistence Of vision upon which all
moving pictures depend for their eff
feet. The eye retains the image of
the object seen for fraction of a
second after the object has been re-
moved. This model was called the
thaumotrope. Next came the zoe
trope, or wheel of life. A cylinder
was perforated with series of slots,
and within the sylinder was placed a
band of drawings of dancing men.
On the apparatus being slowly ro-
tited the figures seen through the
slots appeared to be in motion. The
first systematic photographs taken
at regular intervals of men and ami
mails were made by Muybridge in
1877.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-06-11
Be Katurdl.
(Snow Hill Standsrd-Laconic.)

(Snow Hill Standard-Laconic.)
Heaven help the man who imagines
he can dodge his enemies by trying
to please everybody! If such an in
dividual ever succeeds pass him over
this way that we may have one look
at his mortal remains ere he vanishes
away for surely this earth cannot be
his abiding place. Now we do not
infer that one should be going
through this world trying to find
beams to knock and thunp his head
against, disputing every mans opin-
ion, fighting and elbowing and crowd
ing all who differ from him. That
again is another extreme. Other
people have their opinions, so have
you. Don't fall into the error OF
supposing they will respect you more
for turning your coat every day, tt
match the color of theirs. Weal
your own clothes in spite of wind anc
weather, storms and sunshine. 1
costs the irresolute ten times the
trouble to wind, and shuttle, ant
twist than it does honest manly inde
pendence to stand.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-06-11

Nature has provided the stomach
with certain natural fluids known as
the digestive Juices, and it is through
these juices that the food we eat is act
ed upon in such way as to produce
the rich, red blood that flows through
the veins OF our body and thereby
makes US strong, healthy and robust,
and it is the weakening of these dige.-
tive juices that destroys health. 1t is
our own fault if we destroy our own
health, and yet it is so easy for any
one to put the stomach out OF order.
When you need to take something take
it proml tly, but take something you
know is reliable-something like Kodol
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion. Ko-
dol is pleasant to take, it is reliable
and is guaranteed to give relief. 1t is
sold by Z I. Whitehead Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-06-11
Destrayers OF Boys.
(The American Boy.)

To tell you that cigarette smoking
/ is bad for you would be foolish. In
the first place, that's preaching, and
l don't believe in preaching. In the
second place, every boy knows that
the cigarette is bad for him. Idon't
care to tell you what you already
know. l want to tell you things that
you don't know. So l am going to
explain, as well as | can in a few
words, why the cigarette is bad for
you-how its use makes boy thin,
pale, weak, and sickly-why it helps
to bring on consumption.
In the first place, | am not going
to tell you any crank" stories about
the drugged cigarette and all that.
The fact is that cigarettes are not
often drugged, and if they were, it
couldn't be worse drug than the
drug in the tobacco itself-the nico-
tine.
That's not the point. Cigarette
smoking is bad because it strikes at
the very root Of the life-the breath
ing. The more you breathe, the
more you live. The bigger, the
more active the lungs, the stronger,
healthier, more active, and beautiful
is the person. To stop the breathing
is to stop the life; to reduce the
breathing capacity is to reduce the
life.
Everybody knows this: "No,
thanks. No cigarettes. have cut
them out. l am in training, you
know" is frequent remark among
college men. If the cigarettes is
bad for the man in training, why is
it not just as bad for the man not in
training? 1t is-and worst. Why?
Well, in the first place let me tell
you that tn. lurgs cover an immense
surface-a surf;ce equal to the area
of floor of a large room; that this
surface is wrinNed up, for the lungs
are contained in a small space.
Through this surface the blood pours
out its poisons, and at the same time
takes in the OXYGEN, which is the
greatest essential of life.
Now, when you smoke cigarette
or breathe the air of smoky room,
the smoke enters directly into the
lungs. Smoke i in reality nothing
but very fine charcoal dust; and
when you inhale it this dust settles
on the delicate membrance, covering
the surface of the lungs. This de-
poSit clogs up the surface of the
lungs, and prevents both the escape
of poison from the. blood and the en-
trance of the oxygen of the air into
the blood. .-
Thus the cigarettes smoker is at
once starved and poisoned-starved
for air and poisoned by the own
breath. Is it any wonder that he
gets pale and thin and weak mental
ly and physically? Is any wonder
that he is a "consumptive boy?" It
it any wonder that if he smokes to
excess he dies.
Among the bitter class of men and
young men cigarette smoking is dy-
ing out. 1t isn't good FORM" it
certainly isn't good health. 1t is sill
ly and unclean, and the habit will,
with absolute certainty, injure the
health and shorten the life of him
who is addicted to it.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-06-11

10 stop any pain, anywhere in 20
minutes, simply take just one Of DIR.
Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. Pain
means onscstion-blood pressure
that is all. DIR. Shoop's Headache
or Pink Pain Tablets-will quickly
coax blood pressure away from pain
centcrs. After that, pain is gone.
Headache, Neuralgia, painful periods
with women, etc, get instant help. 30
Tablets, 2Jc. Sold by a. c. Peterson.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-06-11

cit ill wind that blows nobody good,' is adage of
long standing and the Scientific American while not quoting
,ooo l., ,..so. the adage, draws conclusions that
''' :" "'' mind us of it, There has been consider
able decrease in the number of railroad accidents recently
Quoting from the Accident Bulletin of the Interstate Commerce
Commission the Scientific American that during the last
three months Of Of total number of killed
only 2 against 10 killed the
preceding three months and 8O killed during the corresponding
The Scientific thinks that while
has in the and of handling
trains the laying off of than three hundred
thousand freight by of the panic had much to do
the decrease railroad accidents So freight
off the roads esened the congestion and with
the laying off of the freight the discharge OF many
employees, and of the efficient retained
SERVICE while less efficient dismissed All these
things together have caused the gratifying result of great
the number of railroad accidents and
consolation from the panic if it really has been
this in the loss of human life There the
deduction be made that if railroad travel much
freight and they manned by the eff
employees the railroad authorities ought that
number Of both in freight and
and that they manned by competent and
trustworthy It indeed gratifying to hear less of rail
is be hoped that the conditions
remain, and will even be improved.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-06-11

Weak women should try DIR. Shoop's
Night Cure. These soothing, healing,
antiscptic sGppositories so direct to the
seat OF these weaknesses. My Book
No. j For Women" contains many
valuable hints to women, and 1t Is
free. Ask Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis,
to mail it. Ask the Doctor in strictcst
confidence, any questions you wish
an swered. DR.. Shops Night Cure is
sol by A. G. Paterson.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-06-11

Stomach troubles are very common
in the summer time and you should
not only bc very careful about what
you cat just now, but more than this,
you should be careful not to allow
your stomach to become disordered,
and when the stomach goes wrong
take KodOl. This Is the best known
preparation that is offered to the peo-
pc to-day ;or dyspalsi or indigestion
or any stomach trouble. Kodol dl-
gssts all foe DIS. 1t is pleasant to take.
II is sold here by +. r. Whitehead Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1908-06-11

One application of ManZan Pile Rem
edy. for all forms of piles, relieves pain.
sooths, reduces inflammation, soreness
and itching. Price 50c. Guaranteed
to give satisfaction Sold oy T. l.
Whitehead Co.