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Tirade Martyr Keep
Acid Iron
Mineral
in the home.
It has saved many an hour
of suffering for those who
were prudent enough to
have it on hand.
It is an excellent remedy
for Indigestion and is a good
blood purifier—and whatev
er will accomplish these two
things will relieve three
fourths of human suffering.
Get a bottle from your
druggist or merchant and
try it.
If he fails to supply you,
write us and we will tell you
where to find it.
You should not fail to get
a large 50c bottle at once.
Acid Iron Mineral Co.,
Richmond, Va.
D(?You Hear Well?
The Stolz Electrophone—A New, Scientific and
Practical Invention for Those Who Are
Deaf or Partially Deaf—May Now
be Tested in Your Own Home.
Deaf or partially deaf people may now make a month’s
trial of the Stolz Electrophoneat home. Thisist-n
usually important news for the deaf, for by this plan
the final selection of the one completely satisfactory
hearing aid is made easy and inexpensive for everyone
■ —This new invention (U. S.
Patent No. 763, 575) renders
unnecessary such clumsy.
ft. f unsightly and frequently
harmful devices as trum-
horns, tubes, ear
Wc* -?w. •’» - j drums, fans, etc. It is a
tiny electric telephone
that fits on the ear. and
which, the instant it is ap
plied, magnifies the sound
waves in such manner as to
■'■'. Hr cause an astonishing increase
in the clearness of all sounds.
It overcomes the buzzing and
1 roaring ear noises, and also so
constantly and electri
• r J cally exercises the vital
parts of the ear that,
Mrs. C. Lidecka, 238 12th usua ]j y t ft e na t ura j un .
Ave., Maywood. 111., wears . ’
an Electrophone. Less con- aided nearing itself is
spicuous than eyeglasses, / gradually restored.
Prominent Business Man’s Opinion,
STOLZ ELECTROPHONE CO., Chicago.—l am pleased
to say that the Electrophone is very satisfactory.
Being small in size and great in hearing qualities
makes it preferable to any i have tried, and I believe
I have tried all of them. I can recommend it toallpcr
sons having defective hearing. —M. W. HOYT, Whole
sale Grocer, Michigan Ave. and River St.. Chicago.
Write or call at our Chicago office for particulars of
our personal home test offer and list of prominent
endorsers who will answer inquiries. Physicians
cordially invited to investigate. Address or call
(call if you can).
STOLZ ELECTROPHONE CO.. 1230 Stewart Building. Chicago.
Branch Offices: Philadelphia,Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
Seattle, Des Moines, Toronto.
Foreign Office: 82-85 Fleet St., London, Eng.
$75.«» <• $15O.o»
per mouth made selling our magnificent line
of Maps, Books and Bibles. Live, hustling
salesmen wanted in every community. New
ideas, strong sellers, big commissions. Get
our terms and judge for yourself.
HUDGINS COMPANY, Atlanta, Ga.
CAirCMEN Wanted in every
dALtdwOMEN Se‘o° ™v k
el. Nothing like this in the South.
Write for our plans, etc. If you want
to Buy, Sell or Rent anything any where,
write us.
SOUTHERN LAND & INVESTMENT CO.
2021% First Avenue Birmingham, Ala.
Sam’l D. Monroe, Sales Manager
[Stearns 9 Electric *1
RA T andROACH Paste I
Is guaranteed to rid the house, barn or store of I
cockroaches, rats, mice, water bugs, etc. Sold I
at druggists or general stores everywhere, or I
sent prepaid on receipt of price.
2 oz. box, 25e; 16 oz. box, *I.OO.
STEAMS’ ELECTRIC PASTE CO., Buffalo. H.Y., U.S.A, |
The Golden Age for October 1, 1908.
VOICES OF YOUTH
Conducted by the Editor
THOU DOST NOT WALK ALONE.
Oh, child of God, when paths are
rough,
Where duty bids us go,
Though evils throng about, our way,
And sharp thorns wound us so.
Keep faith and courage, fainting not
At stumbling block or stone,
A Father’s love permits the cross,
We do not walk alone.
Concerning us He giveth charge
Unto His angel band.
And round about us they encamp,
Obeying His command;
It may be that to mortal sight
Their presence is unknown,
But be the journey short, or long,
We do not walk alone.
Though sin inflicts on troubled hearts
The hurts that never heal;
Such mysterious Providence,
Faith will at last reveal;
Then glorify the Father’s name,
For He will keep His own,
He orders all things for our good,
We do not walk alone.
Keep faith and trust whate'er befall,
Os pain, or grief, or care;
Then sweet shall be our final rest
In peace beyond compare;
And happy through enternity,
We reap the fruits we’ve sown,
For there we find all doubt dispelled.
We did not w’alK alone.
MARGARET SCOTT HALL.
Kirkwood, Ga.
•»
CHAT.
Yes. children, here we are still in
Georgia, when we fully expected to
be saying good-bye to the old state.
Bui you remember that “man pro
poses and God disposes,’’ sometimes.
And as you see by the announcement,
some of those little things, that so
often come to us in life that within
themselves seem so small and yet are
large enough to clog the wheels of
great corporations or to change the
whole current of a human life, have
come to us, and io. a little while are
bolding us in their grasp, but we will
“shake ’em off very shortly.”
In the meantime you, my boys and
girls, are helping me just beautifully,
and I am depending on you to keep it
up as each week goes by.
And when we get fully at ourselves
in Texas, we hope to give you more
space, and in every way possible make
this department one of the best. So
let your letters come on in and when
there are more than can come out
in one week, they will come later.
1 am expecting you to help me make
the Texas Golden Age even better
than the Georgia Golden Age has been.
Hurriedly, but with love,
BROTHER WILLIE.
'I HE BLESSINGS OF WORK.
Business means activity, and activ
ity is the great essential of a success
ful life. Since business is the center
of life every one should have plenty
to do. Hard work is a blessin. It
is only through the fields of toil, sow
ing, watering, plowing and reaping
one hastens to his goal. Not to work
is a disgrace and brings mental and
moral dearth and death. Nor is every
one entitled to the name laborer who
merely works with his hands. The
farmer, the unskilled laborer, the art
ist, the writer, the clerk, the minister,
the teacher, the thinker, the poet, the
philosopher, each is a w r orker if he is
honest and earnest in his calling. The
great Master was a carpenter. Some
one has said, “The man dies within
us when we are willing to accept ease
instead of growth and pleasure in
stead of truth.” Dr. Vosburg says,
“Man was not made to mourn, but
to move things.” Ruskin says, “If you
want knowledge your must toil far it;
if you want food you must toil for it;
and if you want pleasure you must toil
for it. Toil is the law.” No one is
exempt from it, either rich or poor.
We are not here to play, to dream, to
drift, we have work to do, and loads
to lift. Shun not the struggle; face it.
“ ’Tis God’s gift.”
The results or rewards of an active
life are varied and many. Work keeps
us cheerful. It is a means of happi
ness. The most miserable are the
most useless. The idle are the men
who are arrested for most of the
crimes committed. The man cursed
with everything he wants in this
world is in great danger of being dead
while he lives. He has no need of
thought, no need of effort; therefore
all the thrilling, throbbing life of
thinking and activity may not come
his way.
Work strengthens character and
leads men to a higher life and to the.
discovery of self. Hamilton W. Mabie
writes: “Work has emancipated, edu
cated. developed and interpreted hu
man spirit, it has made man acquaint
ed with self. It has set him in har
mony with nature; it has created that
permanent capital of force —self-con-
trol, character, moral power and edu
cational influence which we call civ
ilization.” Work has been, therefore,
not only the supreme spiritual oppor
tunity, out the highest spiritual privi
lege and one of the deepest sources
of joy.
There is a strength deeply bedded
in our hearts of which w r e reck but
little till the shafts of heaven have
pierced its fragile dwelling. Alust not
the heart be rent before her gems are
found?
Let us realize that the struggles of
life are more important than the
prizes sought. The cross always pre
cedes the crown, and the crown of
thorns comes before the crown of
glory.
JEWEL BOSTICK.
Vestry, Miss.
r
A LONG-LOST LETTER,
(The following splendid letter from
one of our most valued correspondents
came to the office away back last
summer, but as accidents will happen,
in all newspaper offices, like they do
in the “best regulated families,” this
RAW RASHES
on the hands and face. Have you
many times wished for something to
remove these unsightly, painful
rashes? Many sufferers have been re
lieved by Tetterine after all else had
failed. Tetterine is cure absolute for
tetter, ringworm, eczema, dandruff
and all other skin diseases. No mat
ter how long you have suffered, Tet
terine will cure. A trial will prove it.
Buy a box today. 50 cents per box
at druggist’s or by mail on receipt of
price. J. T. SHUPTRINE,
Savannah, Ga.
DO YOU SUFFER WITH
ECZEMA or TETTER?
If so, would you be willing to pay 50
cents to SI.OO to be cured?
Then take the advice of thousands
who have used
YOUNG’S
Tetter and Eczema
Remedy
It positively cures the most aggra
vated cases of Eczema, Tetter, Itcn,
Ring Worm, Dandruff, and Falling Hair.
If you really want quick and perma
nent relief, send 50c or SI.OO for small
or large bottle direct from our labora
tory, or ask your druggist; but don’t
take a substitute. There is nothing
“just as good.”
Address,
YOUNG’S LABORATORY
68 Plant Ave. Waycross, Ga.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Sas been used for over SIXTY-FIVE YEARS by
MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It
SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
UJ PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and is the best
emedy for DIARRHCEA, Sold by Druergistsin every
/art the world Be sure aid ask for “Mrs. Wins
ow s Soothing Syrup,’ - and take no other kind
..’wenty five cents a bottle. Guaranteed under the
Tood «nd Drugs Act, June 30th 1906. Serial Number
W 4N AND WF.T J TRIED p’”'— -
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dressing. Free the salmon from skin,
bones and oil; pick the fish apart and
add the celery (which has been cut
fine) and Mayonnaise dressing, tossing
lightly. Season to taste. Save a lit
tle Mayonnaise to pour over the top.
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Hundreds of people have told the
grocers that Argo Red Salmon is the
best Salmon they have ever eaten.
Ask your neighbors if they have tried
it.
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No matter what you want—street suit, wedding
trousseau, reception or evening gown—INEX
PENSIVE, or handsome and costly—send for
my samples and estimates before placing yonr
order. With my years’ experience in shopping,
tny knowledge of styles—being in touch with
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