The Golden age. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1906-1915, March 31, 1910, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text12 <w VOICES OF YOUTH * CONDUCTED BY MRS. G. B. LINDSEY. Better Than Spanking Spanking does not cure children of bed wetting. There Is a constitutional cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Summers, Box 576, South Bend, Ind., will send free to any mother her successful home treatment, with full Instructions. Send no money, but write her today if your children trouble you in this way. Don’t blame the child, the chances are it can’t help it. This treat ment also cures adults and aged people troubled with urine difficulties by day or night. H'E ship on approval out a cent deposit, pr«pay the fre i ght nd allow 1 O DAYS FREE TRIAL. IT ONLY COSTS 1 cent to learn our nheard ofprices&nd marvelous offers n highest grade 1910 model bicycles, ACTORY PRICES pair of tires from anyone at any rice, until you write for our large rt Catalog and learn our wonderful reposition on first sample bicycle oing to your town. ing and selling- our bicycles. We si I cheaper than any other factory. TIRES, Coaster-Brake rear wheels, lirs and all sundries at half usual lot Wait; write to-day for our special 1 Cycle Co., Dept M. 295, Chicago. AGENTS • Drop everything else and write to me. G. F. Bible made SIO.OO a day. Commence work in your own town. No capital re quired. 1 furnish you with a complete working outfit. Bui Id an independent business of your own. No experience necessary. I give you success ful methodsand selling plans. After establishing a business in your own town additional territory will be assigned Work suitable and profitable to men and women. Position permanent. In this business you will not earn big money in two hoursand then nothing more for a week but will have a profitable regular Income of $5.00 to 810.00 a day,every day. Hustlers always make the most money. 1 want hustlers. Be your own boss backed by a high class long established legitimate business con cern. Only one representative wanted in each district. Write to-day. Secure your territory and start at onca Money made the first day. EDWIN F. BALCH- 16 W. Kinzie St., Chicago, HU . FREE ■dm you /, ■ Will Send Free, to Prove it is the Most Effective . Bernal Cure for Rheumatic Bns and Aches, a Special f BOTTLE OF [MINARDS LinimeNl Confident that it will do for you what it has done for others, and that to use it is to praise it, as does the writer of the following grateful letter: “With muscular rheumatism I suf fered to the extent that even to control the pen held in my right hand waa impossible at times. On one such day I first used Minard’s Liniment. No indorsement could come from a worse sufferer or more grateful heart than mine. G. W. D’Vys, Cambridge, Mass.” Send a postal to Minard’s Liniment Co- So. Framingham, Mass, A ‘Bunch of Flowers For Joe Joe was a newsboy mister, Diff’ront from all the rest; Scarce a day over seven, An’ a weak little chap at best. Timid an’ bashful sorter; ’Mos like a gal in his ways; Never would chaw terbaker, An’ cuss, and take in the plays. An’ stead of trying to down him, The fellows was kind to Joe; An’ lots bought papers of him, cause Os the hump on his back, yer know. An’ I froze from the first right to him, An’ he somehow collared to me. Till we parded it all ’cept night time— Lived with his mother, yer see. She had worked till the fever took her, An’ nothing was left to eat; But the kid you can bet, was plucky, An’ so he struck for the street'. An’ hustle? Well, now you’re shoutin’ Sailed right in like a brick! All fur that mother of his’n Lyin’ so weak an’ sick. Ketch him foolin’ his money Away like the other chaps Matchin’ a feller pennies Or playing a game of craps’ You could see him there with his pa pers, CHAT. My Dear Boys and Girls: You have made my heart glad this week with this nice ‘ bunch” of letters and I hope we will have so many and they will come so fast that we will have to en large the department, give another page even, wouldn’t that be fine. Bunny asks for another debate and a badge. Someone else asked for an other debate while I was away. Just as soon as we can get enough of our old members interested again and some new ones, as well, we will take up the debate question and make it as interesting as possible. As to the badges we at one time had quite a pretty little pin which belong ed to a little order connected with the Voices of Youth, called The Order of The Golden Age, which had on it blue enamel letters, O. of G. A. This was quite pretty and they were not expensive if the members of the de partment should like, we could adopt these or anything else the majority should decide on. I think the idea is a pretty one. LITTLE MOTHER. DOES YOUR LIFE WITNESS FOR OR AGAINST? Dear Litle Mother and Circle: What wou’d this life be had we no one on whom we could le°n? Our hearts are ever ascending to our Father for help. In the busy turmoils of life ’tis Jesus who helps. In the business office, on the farm, in the kitchen and every walk of life we are depending on Jesus to help, and a sure source it is. He is a friend who never fails. No life is so wrecked by sin and vice but that if the heart look to Him He will grant pardpn and the sweetest of peace. The Golden Age for March 31,1910. The Nelvsboy’s Story. Under his poor thin arm, If the day was a day of sunshine, Or the day was a day of storm. An’ so at last when I missed him, You’d best believe I was quick In gettin’ around to his mother’s To see if the kid was sick. An’ I saw she was softly cryin’; He’d been took in the night, she said An’ the poor little chap didn’t know me — Flighty and out of his head! Yes see, such knockin’ about sir, ’Uli do for fellers like me, But it wasn’t the right thing nohow, For a baby as weak as he. An’ ’scuse me, but I can’t help it; I know that it ain’t just right Fur a great big chap to be cryin’, But Joe —he died last night! It ain’t no use a’talkin’; I tell yer, mister it’s hard To think that I’ve got to lose him When I banked so much on my pard. So I’ve come to you for some flowers A bunch to put in his hand — An’ up where he is why, maybe, He’ll see them an’ understand! —MALCOLM DOUGLESS. He loves those tfiat despise and dis obey Him, even. The best of us are hardly worthy of so great a love, yet so loving and compassionate is His great heart, the vilest can find in Him a haven of refuge. Do we as forgiven rebels feel as grateful to Him as we should? Do we live a life of love and mercy toward others ? It is only through the gratitude and labor of us as His children, that oth ers can be reached. Jesus is depending on me and you, will we serve or diappoint Him? It seems to me that one who has felt His great love should never tire of telling others about Him. We should not be content to share so great a blessing alone, but impart to others and our own blessings will brighten. No opportunity to do good should be considered too small. Indeed we would be glad to do greater things. What heart does not yearn to do more? Yet does not true greatness lie in doing well the nearest duty, no matter how small? Though we can not all go to China or Africa or some dark heathen land we can find plenty of work at home. China or Africa or some dark heath en land we can find plenty of work at home. We can tell the blessed story to some one near us. They may have heard of Jesus before, yet perhaps our Knows Tetterlne Cures Eczema. Mocksville. N. C. 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