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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-01-10
Amateur TheatricaIs,

No sooner is the Harvest Home
supper disposed of in the country dis
tricts, than the amateur theatrical
plague becomes malignant!
When a youth, or a maiden, has the
measles, he or she is done with the
disease for all time. The theatrical
fever is recurrent and must be taken
In time to work cure. Eggs of
questionable vintage is the chief anti
dote.
When mere boy, 1 was ruthlessly
attacked by the malady, and one even
ing found myself before the footlights
of the town theater, prepared to do the
finest job of acting ever done outside
the great cities.
My Erst remarks were to be ad.
dressed to genial fire in a pine-box
fireplace to the right of the stage.
AS I approached the spot and held
out my hands to the warming blaze of
tin lantern wrapped in red tissue
paper, l was startled to discover that
in the hustle attendant upon the first
act, the stage hands had inadvertently
forgotten to move the fireplace and
the fire from the basement storehouse
below to the august position on the
stage to which it was entitled!
gasped!
I gasped again!
And then instead of electrifying the
audience with burning words, instead
of making the hit of my life and pla-
carding my victorious way with life
sized portraits of my very self, I
gasped once more and hoarsely STAN
mered:
Fire."
At this juncture, the property man,
hurrying with the red lantern and the
fireplace, stubbed his toe in the wings!
There was series of bowls and yowls
punctuated literally with feminine ac-
compartments in E-sharp. Then, all
in heap, the lantern, the red tissue
paper, the fireplace and the property
man made their debut on the stage!
Brave men, in their mad efforts
to escape, trampled upon weak wom-
en-, children cried for their mothers
as they had never cried for rag dolls,
young things in taffeta tainted and fell
in it-and my chance to become
great actor had passed from me for
ever.
To be sure we induced most of the
audience that were able, to return, but
my ardor had cooled and the fire of
histrionic ambition burned no more in
me from that day!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-01-10

Squire Briggs Affinity.
1897, by Byron williams.)


Squire Briggs Affinity.
Well Lily, I've sum news fer you've
been t. Baltuff's store
Oct you what I'm tellin' Of will stir you
to tn core!
You couldn't guess If in a year desn,te
tn fact, by hen,
Ihat when tn weddin' wuz pulled off
you prophesied it then!
Wen, amt l tellin' yew? Great Scott!
Don't git in such rush
Squire Briggses hifalutin' wife hez
skipped with Heiney Brush!
Uh huh, they run away last night, TIL,
Squire is fumin' mad,
But down t. Baltuff's store somehow, TIN
folks is sorter glad!
They say it serves him right, tn brute,
fer castin' off his wife
An gittin' a divorce frum her at this
here time o. life.
They say that retrbution's sure t. blast
his tarnal hide
Fer shakin' off Ivory Jink fer this new
tangled bride!
It's true that 'Zory want so plump as
when she married Jim,
Ner quite so purity, but, by gosh, think
how she worked fer him!
she helped him make his golden pile an
busted up her health,
An then he up an wed this one to help
him spend his wealth.
she did 1t, too-frum what I hear she's
skinned him pesky bad
IN fellers at tn grocery say that's why
tn Squire is mad,
Twas all a terrible mistake, her weddin
him, she sed
A-Writin' in note she left-her love fer
him was dead!
Shed gone away frum him becus she
loved another more
Comparin' Heiney Brush t. him was salt
in of tn sore!
Tn fellers at tn grocery store they
seemed t sort o. think
Tn Squire hez got his just deserts fer
leavin' Zory Jink
I've read lot O. truck about mans az
f1nity
But I'm satisfied, by heck, it's
asininity
Thet's troublin' some who ought T. be q
lovin' Of tn wife
Tibet forty year ago er so they vowed t.
keep through life;
I'm like tn fellers at tn store who, know
In how it hurts,
Are glad, b. gosh, tn Squire, at last, hez
got his just deserts!
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-01-10

laughing young woman bedecked in
many colors, and beside her a tall
youth with a curly yellow head, whom
the boy pointed out as Sally Mac
Pherson. He was beyond the reach
of vengeance for the time. But his
features stamped themselves inefface-
ably on the avengers memory. AS
the latter turned away, to bide his
time in grim silence, the young wo-
man on the platform. of the car said
to her husband, u wonder who that
was, Sandy, that looked like he was
going TO run after the cars! Didn't
You see? Hig arms kind O. jerked
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1908-01-10
The Poet.

He wrote a lot of verses on the joyous
ness of life
And had to beg the money for the post
age from his wife!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12
iasohe st,,'valentineee bo5n'9ss."

'aiesSlhe St! Valentine abo5n'3s..a :,
KemehBeir that that: ':GIi :on want tt'tC is enjoy
tRe St Valentine party is well at
your guests; therefore observe these
ruFestr H,-.'In a.i' - n9'f" e'' -
fret and worry every hour %,
the ,pReoedingrday until youGare neri
yous .and SENSITIVE. tofeNerEthing thai
goes Erong,r .4n nnds..,io, ~ hai
pontM pia II Eufh your Fl games too Dlpse OF
each Others heels; Young people
apb6.t Seem to be making an tenorI
to- antereafnI them at every moment!
Suggest the games when the talking
grotysI hli4tbed d&ss spirated,Q nfl'i
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12
EowI TO Mske Your Mich Cows Nor .

RowI TO Make Your Mich Cows Nor .
.g:ri#.' Profitable. - 'jr'>.;n
Write Pacific Coast 'Bota4 Co., Ne "
York City, for Successful Dairying, Z"
being valuable information on til o
most profitable selection Of cow 3,
their feeding and care, the ihandlir g
OF milk to yield the highest price
product, and the protection AMI pres
ervation of these products from de-
terioration; with article on : diseases
of COWS, and recipes for their cur E.
The book Is free. A post card request
only is necessary.
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That Little, Valentine, B9yIl.

His other name rs aGppsa. F. That 4
what art the ! ,oIld Romans called him
He, had stlll another name given en- ltl hin
By fHee safly Greeks, Eros. But what
ever tfe' ebe talfed,, he Is tia SAME
Jbhl%lRuE Spite thai YOU pafht. draw
Of pastg ont yoaF valentines 'as'the
Elovehfa&ryearedn ri ell .iliv eaifs |
.,, eIhe looks. verye harmless with hif
/. .chpbbyzbahX cheeks and ehlso lowing
eyeso But, ilopk ah him, closely. and
you Mll !, tfllRId in Il those eyes, SPARKS ipff
miscbIef glinting through the love-
IKE fP1ihts 81, mica in a duartg rock.
-di 1n1 nHf TO- oreaos, htntte ltn
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!, sa,eUnEl AIoouaa OR cdID.
ibJ55ssfJalas' aa''ffF ffFse:sEaiB7Is4 :a7Ic Cures cgIsh- j
aud Colds in Day. 4;
Mix two ounces of glycerine, Hon

Mix two ounces of glycerine, Zone
sssats Pine
and one-half pint of good whiskey.
-ibake th9ggaugAlX each time. and. use
s9sSa sfsr2 e sR a54s to e. fS t2ns
. Concentrated Oil 0f Pine comes put
'upnfofI medicinal Uses "6niy III half
,ounceEviais ssaled"ih tih sere* TOP
aases7anddsaa al produtt!of the'labora
.erias, Of, the. Globe Pharmdceu tical
Co., lot, :DaXtonJ Qhia"ru The oinsrs-
liepts AL, ean!po rgS Ltea at AM drug
store. ....s uialal,u II n.sl
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flows This?

, We ;oasr One Hundred Dollars Reward
5cured BY IElalPs Catarrh Cure: '.t...;'., i
.,,a., Ed CMESEyl&. ,cQ,,, Toledo, 0. !,
we. the undersigned, have known +. j.
rtheney for the last Is years; and believe
MIN perfectly honorable, in .aIs business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made BY his firm: !
MAhDISao klSNAN,, 81 AlAREIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, On,
HalFk CataTrh Cure, is taken internally. act
1ngdirectiy upon 4 he blood and !mutuoussur-
t2ees othe systen TsstlTop,III. n3I Sen, iGfs
: TaEeIilalPs Family pals for constipation
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oo.'"'1hl shakaspaarc's Day.

70 in Shakespeahe's time= thereewas q
.prackHa Of greeting thes peuson. .met
by saying. GOOD. .marning,r tisIVal
entine'ss DAY, gnand the one who mad E
the salutation first was entitled to a
.Rrssent~n.At this time the lelemsnt Of
q .cc}h}piqet appears, to- have Joined forces
With change, for IT is written that
divers young persons, .copttriiyed to ac-
'cidentalty see each other before the!
saw anybody else On the morning e oii
St. Valentines Day. !
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t7I II XMousTfn Gusto1a. T - ae

Frequently it happens that tn
modern valentine is sent by, men as a
expression of courtesy or to show an
pretiati6h' OF so'aH fatbfs received
tPosstsis purpose ,a"p0t of' growth
aaowHrB,sa dalrtify' boaltHt volume,
basket dfaglaoed og tropical fruit 70
bon-bons in elaborate EaceptaeteS 20
satin, 8.pQEcelain jpr Erystal, are al
welcome tokens to most women. VIII
gracefully accept them in the sam
spirit, in which they y.% we're ge SEPT, aapt.,..,
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Millions in Oats md BajiL.iiey, BjLii

- Nothing viii pay m you bettsr, for, 1908
than to, sow a plenty of big Welding oats
(salzer's new Emperor William Oats ay.
erased 50 tu PEI acre more tnan' any
other variety in 1907 would, pay immense
ly while Salzer's Silver King Barley which
proved itself the biggest yielder at the
WISCONSIN Agricultural Station during
1907 if you had planted So acres Would
shaEe givens 4ca IN 1907 Just s9t5ees00 s6n so
acres. It lis au enormous. yielder,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

urinary troubles, bearing down ser 1
sations, etc. On June 2Qth, 1897.
four and one.haif years later, she
said':' II haven't had kidney trouble
sihte.." I repeat my testimony. "''
Sold by all dealers, so cents a boz.
Foster.Milburn c., Buffalo, y. Y.
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Another Lincoln Story.

,'AbrahaHI, isincoln. the anniversarI
of whose birth is now so widely celd
brated, was once retained to defen|
"a amqlapp, amapp charged With stealing, som
halpSi At the trial the accused him hII
self gave some very damaging testi
mony, which SO alarmed Mr.. Liicoll
that lie went over to his client ani
told him that any further effort t
clear him would be useless. The aG
cused insisted and Mr.. Lincoln mad
short Plea to to the jury. The charg
of the court was>vefy crearI and ther|
~as little doubt hGtidhe defendanI
hwould. be. convicted. ~ The. jury wa
opt only five minutes and returnea
FefgictI qf "Rqt gyglltsy" ME- LII t4ihpeSl @
touched his client on the shouldeE
fai66d iasfed him i, he expected that
eg"1rhs, yes,,a iIfe replied :"eleveii q
tHfsn rerlefs helped eat.them HAMS
u4iI.J.,h :IoIo..r t.o a. ar. Z, o,
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SHE COULD NOT WALK

sTfC sn.,.sbU - so |
Tor Notwithstanding Humor OF
F. Apkles-OpfateJ Alone brought
n 81 Sleep Eceina' Yielded toll
/. .nca4nh castichra. .r,tdgna..E
Ii.r@ II had eczema! for roEeu two years, I that
.twp physl4fis4pqs,, hnt they, only gave me e
lief for sholt tiimnee and capDot enunf ~ n
/ n6 purposeH N.Y. ankles were 'ohe 'iAass d
Sores. ..rha itching, and bnrniiig were, df1
tense. Ahpt capldlhot iSlIesp. + cQalaa ppdf
walk for nearly four months. One day tmF
husband said had better try the cutiturF
Remedies. After ,gspg. thep .tbEes: timei
l had the best NIGHTS rest in months ur
f less I took ali dbiate. T used one Set q
,Gutcutal soap,i 'Oihtniena and Pills, ahF
my. .anhles healed, in ia, skdrtStitne n. It!
iPqqY ayeaf SINCE Irssd GytispFa, ard7 thsIt Isn
! David Brown. Locke, AK, May IS AND
pJilyIl3, ls0Ep po!p aiJi'N eaf:''"H
k,. \ ts-+---Ts7 III + H. fi-a,-ff7A."l ntAi
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THE ALIMONY.

Dlll-Before" launchigM ihtoi'matr'
5 tfohyaa d man should always count tn
r-eestaI:,i Q h-rian-t rrn,lIo:l 7 y
t., ,gJill~But how cam hesteR hoYinpcI
oalimony. the, Judge. Is going to- allow
-7Yonkers Statesman. ,u:!aa;:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12
i. a hsARI .eAspLt-st.Aoe

observanoes,ofrtAe.day; 'for"ft'wouId
ba veFyqhazd ,tolsayewhfeh of, the three
i1earlyn Christian rbishqps isp. named the
14th :st 6! IF February Is INTENDED t9 COM
fI1smor3aItse,tt f11 1I 93Is,tta tadi,nl ,"l en l..a e.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

.N;ouldn't you like to try Natures mil p
laxative, Garfield Tea? Headache. Pow
iers and Digestive Tablets also upon re
quest. Send postcard to !GariieldnTea Col |,
lgool:lyn, :. Y-,o..fl. a..,i,tf..-..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

A personal right of action ends
with the death Of the plaintiff or de-
fendant, This rule has been very
much modified by statute, in recent
years: Ii IL. ID
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

kidney troubles ls
that uelief :. astipgl?
Let ;. HRS. James NJ
Long, Of 113 !. N. Au-
gusta st., 'Stauntol.
va tell you. on
january S1st, 1909.
Mrs. g Long =. wrote:
''Dban;si Kidney PIlls IS
haye cured, me" d(dt
main :, i'm the back,
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JUST SEND THIS NOTICE. AND, l0c

so.as t. tie yhq al s. Ss s sssd ss qo qoa H.
rhost original seed ltatalog. published il
|; America with samples rof Emperor, Viii
liam, Oats, Silver King Barley, Billion Dol.
lar Grass which produces le 't0ns per acre.
Sainfroin, the dry soil, luxlriator,r ETC., etc,
and if you send l4c we add package Of
new farm seeds never Before seen by
Nou. ..I.nl t,Ii.... I'd . @, -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

'',sf Piles Cured in TO to ! IA Days.
Psazo Ointment is, guaranteed 70 cure any
case OF Itching. Blind, Bleeding OF Protruding
Piles in. 6 to 4 days ormoney refunded. Soc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

:. An assignee is, elqthedd;; ! VI With t II e
rights Of his principal. ,...
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

7 - ,on,ll!y, One "'Eroninno Qqinine"
That is is Laxative PiliormJ Quininie. LOOK
',t,r the signature oftE. iW.lGrovc. ed'the
World overito Cure 8. Cold in Ono Day. 25ff.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

FFoSMhdf FSMh IL pasatagRbosfa Box. b5itH asH b9f ad1ed
"a f5Hndatioh 'for this aTt 'is covered
'Wrh7wRitel crepe 'papar'ant a'big red
=heard pasted III tie centre,r II, adds
toette appearanchnih theI edges of the
ebbx ard &itouGhe hed,up with a line. of gold
spa4nts as shown in iomai Illustration.
Far iseFylRg refEeFh hRrQien4tts} RrQi att a val
4, 4s,n3ttipa oRaIty there Is ntotThlng t1TniTg more
cream cream OF Hcharlotte russo boxes, and
tie Best thiHg about til eh'Is that they
can ebe SO easily Hahd" quickly; made
sBuy some asratherm thin "brfght-fed
pasteboand at -a, stationery store, 4and
also a sheet of white iIpasteboaEd
Then get some of the ordinary pleated
paper cases that are used for chart
rT6tte tfeisse, Bsqat gsace;f etc. An
.arfoM ID cut 6ut Of the, white PASTE
o5ohrdJ =pabntedh gold tor eoyerad fWith
gilt rpaper and pasted fa9ross the large
hRapt THAT has Just abeeppd dHlplt frQRR ttbd
Eaa passttsaRPeardT circle Is theln p, g! cqt
out Of the heart, through arrow and
all, the ice cream box inserted In the
d5bpeeanihtag aid fedf place With asTfft1a
ebSIH9sttaiI si.i .Yrinunn edi To- annio
.nafhe bapepo paskatgeeah sbe even
ff6fH duIeRip fnAtesotne afeunaatiUn
aBehfgRshe sahe esoute di pleated paper
rcash IR maala5 8. the, ned paper basket
athis aisn.givehaa a handle faEmad naf
wire, withi red Crepe paper twisted Yitfsttss,d
around it and heart and arrow
pasted at the top. The paper itssld
,tSA simbly ,cogeredsFithi q. frill obred
.bapere held In. place by jAst.a touch
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:. :. "A Square D.
.oo,,. ~ .,vn ~ .fiI:.
Golfers: Patent It! mi

quarrel with MI Collier or Norman apepGh m
far as they bfoIose against
children IN ndcrntnae VICIOUS
dangerous and cheap whkey as
quantities poured down the throats OF p -
hiscftpnluus charhtan ''i"a a' ha"t" fsaa
silently submit Wq99i
being pepetatsd which, would case 5Jsy Si
confidence Win
means to debre themselves OF that which has given Other tou"
upoh thousands relief fromH pain and sorrow" and enabled a
continue struggle daily breada cf a
propose dase direct to the
shall be sustained
bv that Vast hong who knowing that
Outward application of Minards relieves and bEgs
reace Of mind and body also
charged against medicines to taken
further the case direct 70 nose mo
niInent inviting them to send
nsa today special Pnei
tle to prove that is claimed for liz;
yol realize thaMnard Linmen bad its Drfn IN the
who used IT and
his private practice years'age ana nato
sona sice into to
increasing number people begin 70
the faith
by those Ohio depend ubon who BY epernEe that
i is best for them that stands them6st efeave
ica and cieanose External application
gia pledrisy twisted Joints straned
tired aching anypairn6r ache Is ~ IN ri .a NJ er
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%! 3e 70 III .a:'Hsla N ~
4 Taylor's Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet
Gum.and Mullen IS NatIte'S great RENE
|, ,hyr-cnres .Oou shsJ Colds iCzoIp gnd Con-
ae2 2e st. iat4as psF Bo9
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FTTS,,St vitusrDance N ervous Diseases per.
manently cured by DR.. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer. So trial bottle and treatise free.
|. Or. b. r. Kline, Id, ,931 ArchSt. Phila, Pa
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"A hundred years cannot repair
moments loss Of honor.-Italian.
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ID hrs ] Ainsai65w79ss Soothing syrup dhildrsr
!teething, softens gums, ,reduc sipfiamnfEa'
tiop, allays pain, c. Iyes win9 cphc, 25c bottle
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

TsA Subsequent fatifearf5h' is equiv
faient to a it3rior cohifhafd.nr ~
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"a ~ ,iCJjtttftt f1S'J, Otll. t:'
sSf paste, and a twist of baby ribbon.
EShe whita sSey cream BASKET ifs made
Dssitusi5d Il wEIfs Sabei ior Eed
sand a little pasteboard Cupid stuck
ION the handle in place. of the heart
fand arrow. favofsfoF atyaIens;
Fine dance, chHdsen partA or feotflf
Zion are ssfmTy4y Fancy paper hearts
FASTENED on slander sticks, wound
FNith psaass H@sSs S5ssa @i y, ribbon;
Estreamers. The candle shade makes,
a most efrectIys table Is :, decosatiegnEf i.
lbs of whitss<9afpi Per coSateds With
iTed hearts and gold arrows, and the
Bop and bottom of the shade are fin
Ekhed with twisss ossthe pEalortouched
Mp with gold paint. ~
H st. valentineS Bay was Originally
Hhe day dedicated to the incoming OF
Esbrtng. The Romans kept II in honor
M Pan andiydho, aad1 thg tf9stisaa.i
@hich lastea,ssye@l,r q, fffae5 fa5A 5Affq9,esl!gd:
Muperca!ia. The early Christian
Church, desfrbgttGefdcsia Ichakge III
nHsaagERe 54aa b4Estss f5f'|ss
Rttery Of lh9tsf natfaai ;Iff psa&e 1oi
khe names Of real youths and maid
Ehs, whose appelfations, written on
Elips of paper, were drawn by the
substituted the names Of the saints
The idea had it's owg beauty, and the
notion 81 dsssdafcatfoa safstfa " was h thus pre- r
served mia hiorespfritda altsensa than
in therulal Romda ifestlaaf. yTliis'feast,
and not thefeNistenee on thes neah st.
Xaleaaine.lis the origin Of the gallant
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

,at The. express mention ,off, se one thiiffs thii
,,iippplies sthe EXCLUSION Of another, her.,,n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

Two ministers in theiJapanese Cab
tinet lesignedli .na ca t,r.i i...
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4 The biggest army depot lin It ht
country lis to- be'estdbiished tearS Shl
5Fniaucisco. ,.ad &c I ent ,4i -; II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

HE. who derives the advantages
Should. sustain fhe"burden. "e"r a.,
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, e0&4Bas4;sAes4|eA&,A4a@< 4;ses|e &s3,Aa.4s|

Y Abraham Lincoln and an Illinois
FARMER had long been friends, and the
latter had written an everyday sort of
3etter in which he said, among other
9hings, that he had, been in poor
health. Out in IflfhJk'theystrc gbfst
% this day to quote what is called
9Lincoln's JlFfsGEiptipp ,:n,tsaat toathe
farmer in reply by the President.
= do not worry" it read. "Eaf
Yree square meals a day. Say your
Rrayers. Rhph aas ye4s eHiis;,riRs
Ieourteous to your creditors. Keep
Jour digestdphigoedp 'Steef eledfeib r
|Nlliousness. Exercise. Go slow and
80 easy. Maybe there are other
iYhings that your. especial case re-
|sauires to adkeg5aihappHe iaNe .kiss
sa fssaf rsasE iasiS TSshGp 4Issyg
kjs Thomas Wolcott, of Smyrna, Neb.,
owns co94liR Ipya2lFss IFApaqlR;ss oggpe ogg4peh hanais nal
sEriting of the first speech made by
= .ncoln in a court of law. 1t had
's6een several times completely rewrit-
aen, and is now so full of corrections
! as to be almost illegiAeJnB .na .,rai.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

@f 1teh ,,nlF cured in, 80 miiniites by woolfotd
Sanitary Lotion Never fails AT druggists.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

= : aIgnopande ceases tolher bliss .whd IN
,yei, begin to realize IT., 7a.ts ato nr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

III lao n,aioJ hGo!d !ud nR
|; ,o For Febgqaary festivities that taxi tak|p
| place on or near the fourteenth Of the
&oHt6, there are this Year q host ,df
PchaF Fthfhg' 'HopsftiteRs!. r. THE old-fash-
|1ioheal valentines are, fof Course, out Il
dats, For everybody aadtH Hchildrens "yd 1t
the sdnhmentof:sths day Still 'lingeHs Is
,iRh tbp Hearts ,anthc darts and paste
board Cupids used on the new, candy /
cbg94sss,, What ,foFa instance, tan COULD p
RFebtttssF rsmAmRrapes lgl7Hs4 4for haRH y9AlpF
q y6aRg' Wa2oRRaBS RS f65r! s! whom i he he bad ,
+ bartRulaf regard bGt't8 whose family
het iwHsn fhdeBted 81 fdr 'afd Invitations b
+ edinnert bF,tea. dances ore other fuhG
tions, of fahe,season thantbhe ofthess
! sand sand yytbaxes Rd TMandifereht, styles
liars IIffaaESe TshaYpnqp this. .Rage77roqe covered
With PFE5tgg PFE5tghbtt7HHed RapeI apd decorated dec
With big bpW Of red ribbon, having
I in tie Centre Gultpid himself, with his
tb6Rai and afFows; the otheefF Simpler
bbutv JUST as sl"efettfve,, covered wit b
Eahltserepe paper aid decorated with
gilt arrow pierced througha rtwp
hearts. II these boxes are wanted
they the sah egily Bs made st h6Se
clever girl, for the crepe paper iB
aEergAsiaRln to- manipulate, The heart
AaRsdlepastehesrd. % boxes. .capa be
bought ready-piaasdles. at most stationery
stores, and the hearts and arrows cut
out of red and gold paper respecE
tiksly Nteefaaes Moesaf,s: Ma gaziHe.
nigBxea easserate mhkei.isr bhe, iRtE@
Eanndi rbpxo shown ratdthe ,tQp. 0f,tb$
.left7haada acanpeE rpf athia. .grop2. vTAs43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-02-12

Many. % mans success is due to the
,pspFSmegeus FS predictiopse Of 9f,.hhi bis failuf fe'