The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-01-31
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One OF the best ways Of getting
but Of the worrying habits issto see
! how other people get along With Wit!
their worries. 1. -
s3s s$ss The drop in prices gets q check
quite frequently which counts Tor
the fact shat the decline has not yet.
been realized by the consumer 20
any great extent.
!.s The days OF the Republican party
are s numbered. The only thing. that
can prolong its life is for, the Demo: sl1t,
cratic party to blunder. .;s.i i.Il
"a .zs IN calling on the Supreme Court
) TO declare the law in reference to
fDne man holding two Offices Coy
Blease is in accord with some OF tae
newspapers in the State that hate
him the worst. ts.;s. -.
a 9 do not believe that the people,
! OF the State will be willing TO turn
the educational interests of the COM
monwealth over to an oligarehy OF
eight men to do as they please with
1t. {s 81, .s;f:
;.l II the people have sense enough to
olect the State Superintendent OF
Education, they surely have sense
enough to elect the County superin-
tendents of Education, as well as
school trustees.
,3 True living demands that il prop
erty is acquired it must be by
righteous meth ods, and that in the
relation Of man to man there shall
be ,due regard for each; others
rights and feelings.
Il Some people show profound wis
dom in their utterapces but live
very foolish lives. That is true wis
dom In which one both speaks and
does well, thus making words and
deeds all Of a color. Ks. {!
Gov. Blease is deada arightJsin: de-
manding that the law IN reference to
a man holding two offices be en-
forced. Men nigh up are the ones
that should obey the law the strict
I est. 3; "a. n !:
There is no right way Of doing a
wrong thing, but there yare many
wrong ways Of doing a right thing.
! The aim should be to do the right
thing. in the right way and o4let the
wrong thing severely; alone. i ti5
.S e. THAT professor Of a college who
urged women not to allow theirs thus-
bands to- do their thinking for them
must have had but. little experience
with. women. Most husbands have
the idea that their wives not only
think but express their thoughts.
Local pride ought to impel every
citizen to promote the prosperity Of
his home town. He should speak
well Of it, work for its advancement
and ever consider himself a commit
tee Of one to aid 1t in every way.
More can be done by individual eff
fort than most people suppose.
If anyone is not satisfied with the
aowly position he occupies and as
pires to something higher the truest
way to gain his end is by faithfully
and intelligently performing the du-
ties of his position. That is q thou-
sand times more effective than COM
planning, fretting, neglecting his
work or throwing up his job.
a Probably a good many New Year
resolutions have already been brok-
en- to pieces; and it is equally pos
sible that most of them went to
pieces because no real effort was
made to keep them. No resolution,
no matter how good it may be, can
enforce itself; it must have the pow
er of the individual will back Of it.
Anyone who Is so weak minded as
to seek and follow the advice of
mediums or fortune tellers on busi-
ness matters, as to future events,
or anything else deserves to lose
any money he may intrust 10 them.
This is said to be an enlightened age
and America an intelligent nation,
all of which is true, but in It there
are people who In their credulity
and superstition have not got be-
yond The Dark Ages.
We saw it stated in the Columbia
Record some days ago that young
men from all the colleges in the
State went to the South Carolina
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