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Pleasant Evening Rei/e
Gated to Tired Mol
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CRUDE THOUGHTS TROl
A Happy New Year to every
reader of this dan?rim?nt 1
How often we smile u we look
bsck over oar fears and find they
were phantoms.
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What ia your worst fault? What
is mine? Are you going to reform
with the new year.
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To make your New Tear a happy
one be sure and make some one else
have a happyTfew Tear.
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Regrets for the past will not
strengthen your will for the duties
of the future. "Forgetting the past,
, press on,r is the better way.
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Good society is that which is not
personal in its talk, but which finds
sufficient topic of interest to discuss
without dilating on the sins of neighbors.
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Do not be too confidential, no one
ever gave her family affairs into another's
keeping without living to regret
it There are plenty of other
things to talk about Be as friendly
and sociable as you like, bat talk on
matters that do not touoh either of
* you too nearly.
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Ring out blithe bells of the New
Tear. Ring loudly and lustily, that
every heart may be illed with joy
and gladness; that the sweet, mellow
zeaonnding echoes gradually dying
OSttia the dtstaaoe, may bring a
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weet content to all, quieting fear
for the fatare, and making each
hearer folly reaclve te faithfully
keep the good reeolutiona made
when 6ret thy joyful and eweet
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Yh, i yegr baa breught maay
chaagta is many hoiaea, aad many
of them aad ' ones, too. There are
hearta with a loneliness in them that
is inexpreaaibU. The cherished one
of their hearta beat affeotion, thait
very life and light, their joy supreme
is no lenger here to cheer by their
presence, to encourage with kindly
voice or smoethe with the tender
touch of the hand. Alone and in
silence we may the cheerful face and
pleaaaDt smile.
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A good resolution for the hard
worked housewife to make for the
New Year is that she will find time
each day for a nap, or rest at least
of fifteen minutea; that she will take
eyery other evening at least for
reading or playing games with her
children, aad at least one afternoon
in the week for a social visit, a nde,
a walk. These would not be impossible
for the busiest woman, who
will look carefully into her methods
and see if there are not superfluities
she can cut off, trimmed underclothing
that can be made plain, and
save sewing and ironing; cakes and
pies and preserves, for which plainer
wholesomer food can be substituted.
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->, New Year greetings are greetings
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eral Good Hor
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of good will. How thev Soften hard
hearts, purify base desires, sweeten
bitter thoughts, and ruaka every
deed purer and holier; every wish
kinder and tenderer. Let hearts
expand, sympathies enlarge, and
good will reign. Let benediction
drop from lips, and substantial gifts!
fall from overflowing bands. Make
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uuiuvo lauiaul, BDQ MOp?less
hearts to thrill wiih unspeakable
gladossa. Forgive your enemies.
Bury the past. Rim above the
mean and petty reaeotmanta whi h
you may have harbored againat
thoM wba have not used you well.
Be ganeroua. Get ready to a tart
the new year with kindly feelings
and more noble ambitions. Make
the New Year of 1911 a day to
which yon can elwaye look back with
pleaeure and gratitude. Peace, good
will unto you, dear reader and a
"Happy, Happy New Year to ydd(
all"
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Christmaa, the religious holiday of
the whole jworld, will soon come and
the belle will aoon ring in the new
year, 1911,' and the holidays, with
all their gaiety and gladneae?and
gtoem and lonelineae and aadueaa
as well?will be bat a memory.
We can look back to tbem but
cannot live those days over again.
They are gone with the things that
are gone, and when we remember
how poorly we spent them, how we
reproach ourselves. Hearts may be
aching today because of our unchar-.
itablenese?thev may go on through'
the years, and try as we may we
cannot drive the pain away. Souls
are around us on the verge ot despair
and yet we took not a step to
hold tnem back. Mortals were
tempted and tried, almost beyond
endurance, and we spoke no words
of encouragement or sympathy. The
friendliness and the poor and the
siek and the solitary we have neglected
and passed by. Oh! how cold
and selfish and uncharitable we,
nearly all ot us, have been! And
thna the New Year comes to us
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good that we have done there is so
much of genuine satisfaction, and
for our uncbaritableness so much of
regret, that it ought to be lesson
1 enough without this serinonette of
mine. .
She Broke down Entirely.
Lantz, W. Va.?Aln. Tebe Talbolt,
ot this place, says, "I had been
troubled with womanly ailments for
some time, and at laat I broke down
entirely. I got so weak I could
scarcely walk across the roosu.
Thanks to Cardt, I improved right
off. Now 1 do my housework,' and
am feeliog well." Daring the past 60
-years, more than a million women
have been benefited by taking Carui
You must believe Cardai will help
you, too, since it helped all tbeee
others. Cardui is a safe, harmless,
vegetable remedy, of positive, curative
merit, for women. At drug
stores Try one bbttle. It will surely
help you.
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people of Loniekarg and Franklin County with the latest creations in
standard wateh eases and movements, diamonds, fine jewelrjrj.JWMaHy
goods end optical goods. Being a graduate Optician I gipa- special avtentian
to ftttiag aye glasses and apectaclss. Btsinination sad eonaultation
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fill ap all the space I een spare in my store with i a*A 1# seat geedi.
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SAVE THE MIDDLE MAHS-PHOFIT 4
If yeu will eee me or let me nee pou before yeu (ret ynnr fall aftMrMM I east
?ave yon money. Men are gearrrlly in bunineBB fer what there .< ia |fc If that
ia true I aaa an yon money. Thoaa whoarc keeping house want ta an all
the money poeaible, so aee me. I make mattreaeee of the beat feather prref tiaking
with a plenty of nice eleaa cotton and huak. You can have any grade er
of felt er hair mattrees yen wieh and you .can see and knew what yra get.
G. E. MORRIS,
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