The Golden age. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1906-1915, January 23, 1908, Image 14

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Newspaper Page Text14 BO Poultry Pays— a larger profit for the money invested than any other business. Anybody can make a success without long training or previous experience. Our Big New Free Poultry Book tells in detail how to start. Explains wny the double heating system of Reliable In cubators and Brooders have kept them on top for 26 years. Shows why you will get bigger hatches—save time and money. Write today for book. f Reliable Incubator & Brooder Co. Box Ba Quincy, 111. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrtp Has been used for over SIXTY-FIVE YE AES by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTEN S t he GUMS,ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC.and is the best remedy for DIARRHCEA, Sold by Drue-gists in every part of the world. Be sure and ask for “Mrs. Wins low’s Soothing Syrup,” and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Guaranteed under the Food and Drugs Act, June 30th. 1906. Serial Number 1098. 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You work so deceiving, And entice so complete, Until millions of victims Now bow at your feet. Good bye, Old Corn Whiskey, We welcome your absence; We hail your departure With songs of delight, And hope that forever You’ll visit us never, And your next destination Soon put you to flight. Good bye, Old Corn Whiskey, Old Beer and Old Rum, We are awfully glad That you’re out on the bum, And hope that ere long We may join in a song With the world in concession At your funeral procession. Good bye, Old Corn Whiskey, Here’s for you a toast, Perhaps you’re not willing To give up the ghost. (We’re wishing for you a sad fate) As you stop on your way, We hope you won’t stay, But soon give up your estate. Farewell, Old Dispensary, We’ll see you no more; Your dwelling stand vacant With crepe on the door. We pass by your palace And smile with delight To know that your contents Have taken their flight. Good bye, Old Corn Whiskey, Old Rum and Old Rye, Many homes you are leaving With heartache and sigh. But to know that you’re leaving, Never more to return, Brings a sweet consolation Our hearts have long yearned. n UNCERTAINTIES OF POLITICS. Secretary Taft and Mr. Bryan have been attacking and answering each other recently on the assumption that they would be the leaders of their respective parties in the campaign of 1908. A year in advance of 1840, however, Clay was more confident of getting the candidacy in that year than either of the present leading aspi rants are of carrying off the prizes POSITIONS CONTRACT given, backed by $300,000.00 capital and 18 years’ SUCCESS DRAUGHON’S Atlanta, Jacksonville, Montgomery, Columbia, or Nashville. Bookkeeping, Banking, Shorthand, Penmanship, Telegraphy, etc. Indorsed by business men. Also teach by mail. Write, phone or call for catalogue. 30 Colleges in 17 States KING’S -Little Gi.nr COTTON T. W. House, of Texas, says: The King produced double as much as others. A. A. Williams, of Georgia, says: The King planted same time on same land with same manure and cultivation is twice as good as others. It Ought to Do as Well for You Take Agency and get your seed free The Golden Age for January 23, 1908. in the approaching conventions. But William Henry Harrison and not Clay was nominated. The country believ ed, with Van Buren, that he would be the nominee of the Democratic con vention in 1840, yet a comparatively obscure man, Polk, was selected. Af ter his defeat at the polls by a scratch in 1844 Clay believed he would be giv en another chance in 1848, but the Mexican war obtruded itself and creat ed a rival man of destiny, Zachary Taylor, and Clay was beaten in the convention. A year before the convention of 1860 Seward and Douglas were singling out each other for attack, as Taft and Bryan have been recently, and for the same reason. Each of those two aspirants of nearly half a century ago was assailed by the opposite party far more vigorously than Taft or Bryan is now, under the belief that they would be the persons who would have to be fought at the polls. Lincoln beat Sew ard in the convention and Douglas failed to get the nomination of a united party, the South repudiating him and putting up a candidate of its own, Breckinridge. Blaine was confident just before the convention of 1876, and Grant’s friends were equally sanguine about their fa vorite in 1880, but in each case the convention chose somebody else — Hayes in 1876 and Garfield in 1880. After Blaine’s withdrawal from the race early in 1888 Sherman thought that the prize was his, as Bland believed, at t*he opening of the Demo cratic convention in 1896, that the dominant silver issue would make him the candidate, yet Harrison car ried off the prize in the convention in the former year and Bryan in the latter. Stock on the political exchange sometimes has as swift mutations as anything on Wall street’s list.—Les lie’s Weekly. EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH. To any one who traversed the Southern country just after the close of the civil war anything like prosper ity seemed to have disappeared for ever. It is well known that even be fore the war broke out conditions were well-nigh hopeless. Slavery, from an economic point of view, was a fail ure and a curse, and the fertility of the soil was well-nigh exhausted. Then came the devastation and de struction of war, and before the smit ten people could look about them the blight of reconstruction followed. Nat urally, under such circumstances, re cuperation was slow, but with the re turn of confidence brought about by McKinley’s election the whole country took a fresh start, and the South could not help feeling the impulse. Since then the papers have been filled with accounts of its marvelous growth in riches and prosperity. 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Price, 60 cents net; post age, 7 cents. Every Creature. Rev. M. T. Lamb. Paper. Price, 15 cents postpaid. How to Bring Men to Christ. R. A. Tor rey,D. D. Price, sßcents; postage, Bcents. How to Promote and Conduct a Suc cessful Revival. R. A. Torrey, D. D. Price, 81-00 net, postpaid. Method in Soul Winning. Henry C. Mabie, D. D. Price, 75 cents net, postpaid. In the spring we shall publish a new book by Mr. Mabie, entitled, “ How Doe» the Death of Christ Save Us?” Practical Ideals in Evangelism. Rev. Charles Herbert Rust. Price, 60 cents net; postage, 7 cents. SMALL ARMS This is the age of great guns both for battle ships and coast defenses, but at the same time more attention than ever is being given to per fecting the Small Arms of the World’s Armies. In the Christian world we have our great pulpit oratorsand our weighty treatises on theology, all of which are very well in their places, but al most if not quite equal to them in importance are the tracts and pamphlets which make a brief pointed appeal to the individual—the Small Arms of the Christian Warfare. To aid you in conducting your campaign we have prepared a carefully selected list of Tracts and Pam phlets which we believe will be of real service to Christian workers. The following is the order and number of sub jects : The Way of Life. It is More Blessed to Give. What is Truth 1 The Church Work. Baptist Reasoning. Baptist History. Teachings about the Future Missions. Life. Tracts for Christian Workers. What is the Bible? Full list of Single Tracts on The Devotional Hour. all Subjects. Send for a copy. It Is free American Baptist Publication Society ATLANTA HOUSE 37 S. Pryor St., Atlanta, Ga. H. C. ROBERT, Manager When writing advertisers please mention The Golden Age.