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It la a misUken Idea of econ
omy to try to ret alons to
attemst to set results with an
old worn outrange or cook stove h
sew one. ion- can prooaDiy
stick a knif a blade anywhere
in the Bsama of tout worn out
nnra whera t.ha holts are loose
am tii a Bmrtt rTiH-w Vi n a rmmhi i ftwv nd vou "re burnine twicethQ fuel necessary.
Ton can save the price of a Great Majestic in the saving of fuel alone and that
miM ha tmrA Tnsnncrpment n1 Ta&I MIUmf. Don't tTUSt Wholly tO B printed ''
description in buying a ranee because a very glowing description can be given of a
very ordinary range. If you are considering a new range, it will pay you, before
investing your money in any range to go to some dealer who handles them ana
carefully compare, point for point with any other the ,
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FROM the desert I come to thee,
. On a stallion .shod 7ith fire;
And the wlnds are left behind
In the speed of my desire. ; :
Under thy window I stand," ;
- And the midnight hears my cry:
I love thee, I love biit thee! : -
- sWith a love that shall not die ;
Till the sun grows ;Cold,. .
And the stars are old7 :, .' v . -And
leaves of the Judgment: - I . -Book
unfold! ,- v' "
Look from thy: windov, and see
j - My passion and my pain, ,
I lie on the sands below, . ; . .
And I faint in thy disdain.
And melt thee to.hear the-vow
Of a Jove that shall not jlie
Till the sun grows cold, -
' And the stars are old, . , ' .
And leaves of the Judgment f
Book unfold!;. ,:
My, steps are nightly driven,
By. the fever in my breast,
To hear from thy lattice breathed j.
.The word that shall givev me rest.
Open the door, of thy heart, ' .
... And open thy chamber "door,
And my kisses shall teach thy lips
The love that shall ' fade no more
' Till the sun grows cold,
And the stars are old,
Let the night-winds touch' tby. brow And leavesof the Judgment
With the heat of my.' burning sigh, ' Book unfold! Bayard 'Taylor.
WHY I WANT A PHONOGRAPH.
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The Joy and Comfort of Having .the Best Music Always Waiting
" : For One Some Songs of Special Appeal.' v ;i.
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By Mrs. Lindsay 'Patterson, Winston-Salem, N.. C.
fry JIE very next addition to the in
J v terest and happiness of this
JL household in general and me in
particular, will be either a telescope
or phonograph, probably both, as it is
well nigh impossible to decide which -.
At night-; when v the ; heavens declare
the glory of God-and the flrmanenl
showeth His handiwork, it does seem
as if the telescope should come first;
so that here and now' one might go at
will on a far journey to the outskirts
of the universe, to the borderland or
the mystery ) 0f sun and moon and .
stars which He ordained and pro-.-nounced
good, when the evening 'and
the morning were the" fourth day;
Then if the day has been long and
hard, nothing : seems so good as a
quiet hour in the libraryvwhere the -sweet
singers of the . world may, come
with their healing gifts, of harmony
to soothe and quiet life's turmoil. Af
ter all there is nothing like music
TIIP QVW IWC M ft rniMV HP FfMnWW Vai.IIF nothing to equal or take its place; so
7uu "vuimiimj v "iw ii 11 m iiuvu maybe the phonograph would better
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Can't you understand how good
St. Adalbert of Hungary felt when
as death drew nigh, he ordered that
neither name nor good deeds be
.placed on his tombstone they could
wait in quietness and obscurity till
judgment day should bring them to
lights In their stead he directed that
words and music of his favorite hymn
be inscribed on the tomb so that even
tho 6is 'lips . were . mute; inanimate
marble should sound the clorv of God
through the centuries." And for a there's another to go with itr-a rpll
son of the South Carolina Middleton
who signed the Declaration of Inde
pendence: .
"If I ask Him to receive , me
: Will He say me Nay?'. .
Not till earth and not till heaven
Pass away.''. - " 1 - -
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Then there are the precious hymns
of our childhood' ' Rock of Ages,"
"Nearer My God to ; Thee,'' ! Abide
with me," and that triumphant shout
of the saints "How Firm a Founda
tion." . -1 :y; ,k
Of dourse, one's choice would not
be limited to them alone. They are
for Sunday and Sunday moods. Music
lovers have all the world and every
emotion of the human heart to se
lect from, and whilethe lists would
vary as to some of the melodies, oth
ers are such universal favorites they
would probably be in every collect
tion. "La Paloma" 'is one. Certain-
ly it would beln mine and when the
phonograph started it I should shut
my eyes arid fancy myself a girl again
back in Mexico, riding over that won
derful country and stopping at the
square to hear the band 'play the fa
miliar, air. And then because there
are two very different sides to Mex
ico, "The Dovew should be follpwed
by the assassin's tune of "Deguello"
or "No Quarter" that Santa- Anna's
band struck up at the last murderous
charge of the: Alamo the fatal
charge that left no messenger to tell
the story of defeat and death. : And
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thousand years Hungarians have
joined in that song" of praise while
his name and good deeds are written
on their heajts. Certainly if it be
possible that hymn is one I shall get .
for my phonograph. ' '
Music is doubly music If it have
history and meaning as "well as mel
ody. Then there, are a number of
other hymns that one wants because
they are interwoven with the hopes
icking Irish one, "Garry Owen" that
th band played when Custer's men
started into the fatal fight of the
Little Big Horn. , One equally sinis
ter, equally gay is "The World Turn
ed Upside Down," played by the Brit
ish band when their soldiers marched
out at the , surrender; of . Yorktown.
My father used to whistle them and
tell m their story. "Come Hither Ye
Faithful". was another fa vorite of his.
Herald an English congregation in
and prayers of . God's people through 'rr T. , rir
the long procession of the , yearW. One S Vt
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"Artthou weary art thou lan
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Art thou sore distressed?
Come to me; salth; One, and .
.coming. :: ". -: ' . -Be
at rest.'1 v i : .
It was written about the eighth
dian' mutiny, and the song ws never
finished;'- v;;r :. - .--V : .
.'And whatever our nationality, hW
Scotch: we would all be ln electlng
songs.- "Bonny Doon," "Annie . Lau-;
rie," "Edinburgh Town' "Coming
Through the Rye," "Campbells are
Coming," the very names sing, don't
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century by Stephen of St. Sabbas, they ? And. If you are Irish, as I am,
who lived and suffered and. sang at a you will get up and pace the floor
monastery, in Arabia and curiously, over, "Wearin of the Green," and
enough, showing how faith binds to- - cry your eyes, red over. "Believe me
gether all races and eliminates time, if ' all those endearing you n g
another verse of the hymn is used as charms ; " and neither age, race, , nor
an inscription on" a tomb, in ;western previous conditions; of -servitude will
Carolina where is . burled the grand- keep your toes still if tho .blessed
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