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VOL. XXXIX. AH OLD AOACB . "" - TMnm**i—L *" *t£Tt * Tin LIVER bHwMtilriH Ms Pills go to tbo not of the whole mst ter, thoroughly, quickly satety aad restore the action ef the LIVER to normal condition. Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the body. Take No Substitute.^—. PROFESSIONAL CARDB r. s. oo o :EC, Atteraey-ot- Law, GRAHAM, N. C. Offlo* Patterson Building Seoond Fltor. • • DAMERON & LONG Atlwtyi aUaw | «■». W. DAMIKON, ' J. ADOLPB LONG fkUMMk . 'Phone MSB Piedmont Building, Bolt-meholeon Bldg. B.C. | Graham, M. a DR. WILL S. LONG, JIL . . . DENTIST . . . Qrahain. - - - . North Carolina OFFICE M SIMMONS BUILDING JACOB A. LONB. J. KI.MKB LOMO LONG * LONG, Attorney* and ContiMlora at L. y GRAHAM, X. JOHN H. VERNON Atbnqi and Owmhr it-Uw VOIU-OIM Ml ImMmm SST BURLINGTON, N. C. Dr. J. J. Barefoot OITIOK ovn BADLET' a STORK Leave Messages at Alamance Phar macy 'Phone 07 Residence 'Phone 382 Office Hour* 2-4 p. m. and by Appointment. 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Take DO aabetltat* far iWi 'Hooey and Tar Com- Vor Ml* by all dealers. The M eOtaea via Raleifbthat .Winston «f "jertle county will be appototed diatriet a Horsey (or the eastern district, J. W. Bailey of SaMfh la to have the aaaiataat diatriet at trtet attorneyship and the position •f collector of Internal revenue la to t» to W. T. Dortch of Ootdabo ro. la Tayloe of Washington, V. C. aly be n4f marshaL M relieved fa 10 nlnotea by Woodford's B*nlt«fy Lotion. Merer fails. Bold by Graham Drug Co. ■ i ' A THE ALAMANCE GLEANER. Heart to Heart Talks «F JAMES A. EDCBRTON RECOMPENSE. In the long mmut what weeam. Payment may be deferred, but In the and the account la be lanced. To believe UUa confera a certain deep comfort, for It giraa ua a eenee of faith and security. jzmssi r&wrjr: that the law of compensetlou la at work. Than aha!) be r* mm pea** rarom penae for good, recompense tor irtL Thta law of retribution la reoognlaad the world around. In th* orient it la called karma, la the Occident it la known aa Juatlce. In both the bottof Is practically universal that If the scale la not balanced lnthta'lif* than it Is balanced In some other. Herbert Spencer has laid divwn the proposition that wldeapread frellef In any given Idea b an ergumeilt In Ha tovofc ' The belief la ultimata Jnatlce. in the law of £ompen**tloa. Is aa wise aa the world. It baa peralatad through all ■fit It la a part of all creed*. It la lmpoaalbie to think of s phjrs *** »*■ aolnte balance and iSftsUaeut . lmpoaalbie to think of a moral unl ▼erae In which there Is not abeolute balance and adjustment Aa a bora, ao below; as within, so without Henry Drummood once wtvt* a book on "Natural taw In the Spiritual If arid." ....... ... My own belief la that that* la but one taw and that If w* f aes,Jta work ings on any plana ire may And' the •mfiisswrasat"«?r terial world. The analogy to thta la the moral world la Justice, compenaa tlon, retribution. Be careful, therefore, of the esuaar you are eettlng up, for aooner or later the effect* will come back to you. There ia nothing more certain than thi*—that eotne time and aome place you will get yours. TBI RAILWAY MAIL CLERL XMd you ever see one of the faat mall train* on a trunk line railroad? It .la an Impressive sight area from the outride. It Is more lmprssrivs tt along st fltty or rixty milee an hour, Is ' «« available foot or apace. With Angara working with lightning speed they aort the letter*, each according to Its des tlnatlon or route, tie them into bundle* and put their right pouchee. Bach of tneae car* b a poet office on wheels. I recall the ca*e of on* clerk whs waa killed In s railroad wreck aeVentoen year* ago. I beard a prominent con gresaman aay of him repeatedly that he waa the beat mall clerk that ever along a *ack-" . .. He won e national medal In two com pstltlvs sxsnJnattons He threw the cards of hi* tntlre division, then com prising *ometttlng like officse. with but nineteen ml*take* and did It to an Incredibly abort tlma. He went through ssvsral wr*ck*. but ef othT tor Sam sittßt not only be trained to e point of eOdency superior to that of soldters, but they muat face practicellj the same chance of being maimed or killed that aohlier* face. The railway maO ssrvlcs ia the back lT?2japSsSßn»w;^.« road ia the. land. On Its sdteteacy da-, pends the prompt and accurate deUv ewmme.Hp*. - JL3E2&-S&SS%Z2X- H'SS'Sik.utsmt^ recelr* pertfeuariy Ugh pay, and thay sis Poetically unknown t» t*e public. They work at s killing *pe*d sad fre quently fer long hoam. ... aj£. tszrjstss nialn ibv b. of vjJt P9»**r-**y •arty aim»g*» uf life or death, of tore, of lmporttnt hu*ln*m tr|na*f(iom ,* The neat tatter you rtckri, i«S*ct *■ tt ha* been la many hand*, all la toot oa aarrlng you. ( It la carried to you by a vast bwS neaa orgaolaatioo. a complex SMChIBS touching every home to the hmS I ad— The mo*t Important ceg to that mm rhine la the railway mall atotfe. tb4 APOJtixorusutTT It I. not popular to SI SltrVS UlOOw® a, Itoan Paine waa toe apostle of liberty la tkr«« Und#—la'ife native flSSui Inwim ail la ■Sfcl Mfijwiasijrt-. etood hto motlree aad U* Idoato. He bettered net only to Ike Ameri can and Branch rapubttea, bat In a re public of the In heaping* vSTTulhy oar hi* nina was written aa much agalnat French athe ism aa It waa agalnat what be regard ed a* aupe rati tlon In America and Rag land. Thl* man expreeoed his faith to Oed to eome of the meet beautiful apostro phe* in literature and ahowad a keen appreciation and sympathy with the aptrit of the taacftlnga of Jeeua of Naaarrih. of whoa* character and moral Ideal* be spoke In prat**. Perbapa be lacked education, for he waa ever a commoner, the ion of a ■taymaker and wtth only a grammar achool training. Tat . few a*an;have ever written Is more eloquent or trenchant Bngtlah. It haa been eald that tboee who come to ssre menklnd sm either worahlped aa goda or chased aa daril*. It waa poor Palne'a miafortnne to auf fer the la at named fata. Tat the law of compenaa tlon operates, snd through It be will aome day be placed aa high aa he waa bufwa.w4s,ls*. ** that la neceaeery to balgnee the acataa of ]uatle*L -, , , • | Personally I beNeve him to been the actual author of the Declara tion of Independence, snd there 1* abundant proof to support this riew. At any rate, he wag S prophet of lib erty and republicanism the world around, snd in this ago we ebosld not atone our prepheta. TIB FUTURE Of AMERICA ... net.hare on thsee.,shsfm.ths nobtoot rivtUpatton the nwri4 ( fcas,aTer known. _. Them Is ahsnM net bad tH,w*SWn political Idaaltom and twfcfrpvMW* dld pf .ftW-, j Th*n» b w :Mti.Ww. »by to art and HUritur* 1B ohl oiODhi and va* • Ugbn and to all pe higher real ma of the Intellectual and spiritual aa we have to the polltleaL commercial and IndaatriaL There b no reason why we should not became more than.*?** before a, beacon eat epon s toll to the peopba of all Isnds T*"l racaa In s meaaore wo hare bass and all thb. but no* la the bgree that tt ta our opportunity and daty to be. Brerythlng b to our fkror-our re source*. our tastitntiena, our hbtory and our youth. Our danger b of toeing right of our high idea la and manifest daatlny to tbr pursuit of temporary, partial aad per sons! thing*, of anbmerging aplritual Iq material thing*, of thinking more of luxury than of leadefahlp. Set apart from the old world sa we sra, we could become the erangal of peace, of nnlreraal education, of hn manltarian entorprbea. of a aortal or ganbatlon that would do Juatlce to the worker*, alimtosto waat* and bring praducer aad conaumer together; of ajt rieultnral and Industrial efficiency, of practical philanthropy snd helpfulueaa ana to another, of freedom from cor ruption, of popular government at Its elaaneet aad beat ; These are not lmpoaalbie Ideala. U»ey are both practical and aeceeaary. With thaae things more nearly real: bad we could become a nation aorii aa. waa contemplated by our founders. b It not time, la Lincoln'* phrase, that we had a "new birth of freedom" and that America ahould In the bigbeat and beat aenae take her rightful place as the leader of the world? A RAOrr SAT. As I writs thb It b raining. The water Juat outride my window b plunking down from a leak to the •area. Bstoy dsys have their no**, but fbr myaelf I prefer to toreri to aanahlna. On a rainy day I can altnoat better# to Infant damnation, wberaaa when' the aun b ehlnlng It b utterly repug' aant However. I did not start oot to talk of tha weather nor again of theology fhom things are only throwa In aa background. So we will literally tare our backs oa both, throw a fresh tog on the hearth pall ap the moot comfortable chair light s«r pipes and talk thing* over. Toe want to get on to the world. Wall. that to tost what I wast yon to' do, Tea een't g*t sa aay too fast or too tor to nit ma eo loag a* you play the game aquara. Are yen playing it agesrsT Think tt ever. Tea need net t*i! OM, bat you had better not try Jo decelrs yoaraelf. We will assoßM that yea in. I do net boiler* a awn Ilk* yon could long be oontent to ptoy it aay ether way, Mow. rises yea ptoy tott. why don't yea gat ahead tester? Maybe you don't work hard eaoagb. Jos can't gat avvkfn salens yon -stir your stomp*" as the aaytag goes T%» enfc way fm srrirs bto mere «, Aasnming. however, that fee work ***■*»£ thf^J^lWlb', Outwardly all meo tank pretty mm* aHke. They hese the same Mod of h»nd«'and totsi, a»d badtas Thay are ast widely dlßareat to phys bal charartertaflcs What Is It then, that dUfsrvnttots* them, that mskes one s world ewtob rity snd the other s etodboppsr? Why. It b s m#f* matt** of Imlaa Tb. Wteeer b booed to Sad oat the truth eSeet white the other ***** hearsay or prejudice or anas Othef kflJuNi Qf pfiKtst. Ten. have «st to pt right down to hoafnea* and think things oot Mwfr nobody can dip yea. CCT THE SUCCESS SAStT. ; The wBl etfirsst fgespMf. Oot the .arum hstot M to kvs " shrMtos ThemWw ton will oeaaßy bar* la the lingwssa of a teraur pe*S ! GRAHAM, N. C., THURSDAY, JULY 10,1913, gam*." If you are going to gat in tne gai at all you hare to ptay It for atl y are worth. i once heard of a bualnaaa man wl waa (town to hb last II He fortunate ly had s dree* snlt left, however, ao IM arrayed hlmaetf la hb glad habtllaieat a pent hie laat 8 for a ticket at a ewell theater, eat beside a man with whom he got Into conversation snd soceeoded to Interesting thb man to..a boslneaa deal that put the chap who bad apent hb last three back on hla feet He k*pt hi* nerre and played tlx game. He bad the success habit Psychology may count for more thai capital. Often the chief oae of caab b to pul ■ a man In the right mental attitude t« get mora He should bore the mental attitude, bowerer. even If he lack* th« caah. After all. your mental capital ta youi chief asset Don't get bankrupt In that, whatever inay happen to your bank account Look like a winner, if you do the doorman to the tompla of eocceaa may think you belong Inelde and let yon paee. Leree, hnea end the Oreek*. la aad oat tlmaa the inhabitants of La roe. In the Aegean aaa. were the victims of sn epigram that wsa aimed ft. poo of their number, named Pro ctaa. and ran: They ay had to a auui are the people of Lero*. To a man. sa—pt Preolee-and he toe's (rem Lsros. It,waa parodied by Purson: The Germans la Oraek Axe aadly to seek. Mot Sve 1s Svescor*. But ninaty-flre mora. All. save only Msrmaan- And Harmann'a a a arm* a. . Thb gibs, uttered by Phocyllde* to > the sixth e*ntnry B. a. wu recorded agatoet Lome by Straho. who wrote to sg*. And modern Greek* an equally jpalk-ioua. for with tliem "Xfros tors," meaning flfth." Is a regular proverbbl expreaeloa. But the present la Isadora ess laugh at the bag yaluuiuy bscauae they, are vsa prosperous snd many of them hare made fortunes hy.sbopkeeptog In Alexandria.—Westminster (}a*etts A Quick Answsr. A Psrslnu Kovsrnor was out to me foreet one morulug to pursuit of game whso bis horsy abtad snd nearly threw torn-. The governor looked, for me cause snd aaw n r*ry ugly little man atanding In tb* path a*king for alma. The great man grew sugry sad. to (be fashion of tbs ss*t. ordered the poor msn to bare Id* hsad cut off. The |KRir muu begged for mercy nhd cried. "Wlrnt ta my crime that I should b* tbu* puulsUedr* "Your criip* ta yofr unlucky face, which wu* the flrat I met this morn tog and which asarly caused my doom fsa: "Alas." said the beggar, "but what jwflaaf I coDtflder your hljlintai* fgft, which b the flrat I saw thta morning and which is to cauae my death?" /The governor Uk*d tb* poor follow'* raady wit and Instead of carrying out his command be gave blm a handsome prsaent Progroea H» who baa not lived to tboee year* when an old world b disappearing and a new one making Its way cannot re alise me tragedy of life, for at eucb tlmaa tbe old ta still eufflclently strong to rsstot tb* anwult of tbe new, and tbe btar, though growing. I* still not •trong enough to enalbllate that world on the ruins of which a lons It will be able to prosper. Men aw then called j Upon to colve Insoluble problem* nnd to attempt enterprises which are both eoceeeary and Impossible There I* confnskm everywhere. In thy mind within snd In the world without Hate often separates those who ought to ■ld one another, sines they ars tend ing toward tbe asms goal, and sym psthy bind* men together who are forced to do battle with one anotber.- Ferrero Couldn't Kid Him. Wbea tbe imari drummer got off . tbs train st itlekvllle bis attention wsa st tractsd by as snrient rah between the ißafte of which was preppsd the worst looking sag be had ever aeon An old asgro was dostsg an the bog. "Hey," yelled the drummer, "sls't you afraid yonr hone will shy at sa agtomobUe *nd rap *wpyt" , ,-Jfo, ssh." rcpibd the Jfha -w* hswps ta got senaa. He don't shy at no aatomobeels Why. he didn't eves «hy at rail road trains wbsn day fast come eat"-dtoctonstl Bsqutrer MY EVERY BILL WHEN DUE ALWAYS THE BEST MAXIM The Onl/ Sueseeefel snd Safe Way to ~ ~n|e' Af caa de buriassa of aay mag aHade." said a retail aui rscsntly. -sr would car* to, for that matter, wtthset credit but Jhe «tjr teas wtth which credit nay ha obtained asy be s pit fll /nd una Isle which s Soad msny retail tare fallen aad nutass huawß natsm ckaagaa are Mkaiy to fall to the future. "But tbsre b one asfs coarss to fet tow whkll willjptj*v*« com bssossß, and that b to adopt s nib to pey every bill ssd interact account whan ttb doe. Maay aUU hee been tat raa over when to pay It wonid be lest sa easy ss to oerit doing so, snd boss ends ef debt scteeiebto In s wsy thet b surprising when a fall as inning ap to msds of tbsak . "Then, too, tt b true tha4 If the debts ara taft st loose ends sows one may take it into Ms heed to s»th«r tbe IMM# nil tofitlif aiMl MO HM MP tin msn whs should have looked after thask Thb awy be eked metaphor, hat it b certainly soed logic. to pey all Mlb whan dse. even if to de se yea shall have to barrow the nscae asry mousy wim which totskeceraof m*n, since doles so at bast hae the swrit ef concentrating the todebted aeas and ptectog It whsm pcevtotoo cso be made for Mi Handling eerily when opportunity offers to take it op." MEMORIALS OF THE REVOLUTION Pictures of Plaoet and Mdwits That Figured in the Battto tar MMslsem BMAJams American rrwooin. - 19 BHSB Monument, Bridge and Minute Man, Osnoord, Mawaehueetta. Hero on the lMh af April, IT7I, was made tha flrat forolhb rialsteeiy to Britlah ag|lasaton. On the oppoelte bank stood the tmarioaa mllltta Hare stood the Invading army; and on thb spot the flrri of the enesay f*U to tha war of that revolution which gave Independence to tbaoa United Btntoa. Amsng the treasnres preferred at Trophy Point, West Point ta a pari ef the massive boa chain which was thrown aeroee me Hudson tram the Point to Constitution Isbnd in ITT7 to prevent me British fleet frato peering op the river and Joining Burgoyns'a army. I " Oeneral Mm Burgoyne to August 1T77, found hb eomaanleattona wIU Oas*da cut off by the Atnerieene, and en September it was worsted by Oe» aaal Satea at Stillwater. On October T bo fought tbe battle ef Saratoga and one desirivsly defeated, aad tea days later surrendered to Ctatss with IfltiMQ | r #oo lad 1,000 MML MARYLAND'S TRIBUTE TO HER HEROIC SONS Menem *nt erected st Oettysbarg by the state of Merybnd to the Plrst Bggtraest Eastern Shore Maryland volsnteer*. CoL Jamee Wallace Lnsk weed's todspeedsnt brigade, Twelfth eorpe. —AmbiUoas young men and ladles should learn telegraphy, for, slses the new 8-hour law be came affective there is a shortage of auwy thousand ttl*grnfhm. Positions pay from SOO to S7O a SMmth to beginners. The Tele graph Institute of Colombia, 8. 0. and flvs other eities is open ed under supervision of R. EL Of ficials and all students are placed! when qualified. Writs them for particulars. OefVltt a tittle tsariy RUers, m* »*mi«* noteasM*. A Worker Appreciates This. Wm, Morris, a resident of Flor ence, Oregon, anvs: Worths last 14 yenra my kidneya and blad der lncap*eltated me foe aH work. About eight months age I began using Voley'* Kidney Pills, and they have done what other medicine* failed to do, and now I mm feeling tine. I rec ommend Foley's Kidney PiUs ." For sale by all dealers. warsmmm\ i Farm mid Garden 1 1 DO TOU LIKE "SWEETS 7* Tfctn'ft Fil» With Oravy—Here'a How Yw May Brew a Crop. I'lam a few »*«H IHIUIIMH ID yooi garden tlila »|>rliiu Tltey ami't bard to grow. and what la ruber to eat tbao brown »wwt potato** with gravy! Hmldua. thla via* Is very ornamental, aud Its thick, dark foliage betpa to males yoor vegetable garden inure at tractive. . •wart putatoea art grown by means of aala or sprout* which grow from tha rtNit tinda It la beat to get tbem from awl rruwara or gardeuera. Tbey require warm, moderately rh-b. aandy tend. If the land la 100 fertile tbera will be a larxv growth of top at tha ex penae uf tha root Tha plants may br eel out from tha inlddla of May until tha lat of July or after the late froeto are over The potato** may lie growe on the levsi, but a ridga uauelly Is preferred ia tha gardmi ridiring may be dens with a boa. waking the ridge about eigbteea lurtw* broad esd sis lnrbea high. Tha rvwa should be from three and e halt to tour frrt apnrt let the plants along ilia .-enter of the ridge they should be about two feet epart— aad If tbe aoli ta eaoiat It ta osly oecee eery to dip tbe roots In water before setting. But if it Is uaususlly dry at this time It will be edraatageene to sprinkle tbe plants occasionally. When tbe plants are etnaljl tbey should be u It tested often enough to kill tbe weeds end keep a ■ allow ser face. Later oa tbe rtnss tbameelvas will rorer tbe ground; tbea csltiva Hon Is Imprartli-able as wall ee a ado airable. After tbe vlaee are tee large to cultivate tbey abouid be Ufted oc casionally or tbey era likely to take root at tbe Joiuti and keep on forming "ore Tinea with-no note In the bUI large eooneb for oae. Tbe vlneeaboeld ha Ufted owe a week. Bveqr vine ebeuld be loaae from bill to tip. Tbll lifting ma> he dona veer rapidly with a pitchfork, bet eeaw ears meat be token.—Kanana industiiaUat FOLKS OUTTSTOCK IN. Hare's a S.mols Oats That Will Help ta Salve the Problem. It ta often Inconvenient to pante and snlah'b aud then latcb a gate between tbe barnyard or aumeotber piece wbeie stock la kepi and fbe garden or a BeM from wblcb It la dee trod to keep anl tnale away. To obrlate aaeb dlfflcultlae tbe plan liluatrated will be ftmnd very eowie lent As will bs pea* tbe fence to made to end at two stoat poets, be (From the Amerteaa Agrtoultoriatl eioci vrorriao earn tween which la a rather larger opening than la nasally allowed fur e footpath gate. Kmm one of these poets tbe Serin* lines of fence ant built to poets so w to form a * abaped opening, each end tag at s im«l On the utber large Hae poet Is bung tbe gale, which swing* aacb way and either come* against tb» V abaped aid** when pssbid or ms> continue so aa to strike tbe emellei poets. In either case animate re snot got peat, eod yet tbe gate le always open for bin nan lielnga.-Amrrieaa Ag rirsltarlat . « OLD AND TWUL The oM Bncllab hram pat their advlre about keeping Urn r«rd mauar* lulu two HUM: *•» « and traad U light *ad H will wrii {row aara miulta Thai la |KV(Ir tuiv-fe tba whole alory - Itural Xew Vurkrf FARMING WIJH BRAINS. Never rttion upua ae eWI brldgf with Iran or mabla«ry wit boot see lag thai It Is flrui and aafa fur haar> nlfta If the fertility of the seU Is to hi ■alutaluMl it aiiwt ba suppllvd wlti reicetaMv tuatler Tura under curat crops sad Iw-rvan* Ibe humua au|ipl? Acconllus to the lows l*raaa bnlletli No. II awlluin snwolte la Ihs unl> ehemb-al that will rtillrelr deatro» lb. Caoada thlatle It la applied st th. rate of on* and a half pound* tv flft) two saltan* of water. Do aut el|*ert the hired men la fee aatbifled If JOT leare him a loo* win. ■H the chorea while yam sra s wa> fMttog ueleaa you are Willi ns to do the same for blm on-aainaaily Hired man are human beinaa ami will, ss a rale. appreciate fair treataeat. A soli thai arte* out nnlokiy. la lam sad seedy anl learbea la alas to poor physical condition from too Mtto water sod orsanh- nstter. When tarrt gattoo la practlrable (Ma Is adrtMbta. plenty of aaaaafia. era a a ma sera, In toff If there to team— aad aad psrafatiat eottlratloa. During a storm liffhtnlng struck the ham of B. A. Love, Just south of Caldwell station, and tho build ing and contents ware destroyed by tire. Loss eethnated at |SM or |Mt, with some UN inanranco. The live stock except one cow weretakeu oat. ConslderfMe feed and some on threshed Wheat and oata were boned. TOIZYS KIDNEY Pins ; *»JI K"»" «»*•-' •"**" I -.. 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The Alamance Gleaner (Graham, N.C.)
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July 10, 1913, edition 1
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