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4tt tUmMImiun Stcuf<- Mmciia' European* habitually forget ilntt <»v *ry Mussulman 1« more nr less of n lnlssiounry—(bat Is, hi* Intensely de- •Ires to secure ootiverts from non-Mils ■itliunu peoplen, Such converts uol only liu-rense Ills own chance of heav en, but they swell Ills own faction, hit own tinny. Ills own means of conquer ing, governing and taxing the remain der of mankind. All the emotions which Impel A Chris tian to proselyte Are In a Mmotuluinir * nai1 „Schooi Departments ! f<* !$ If . |I Your success depends as much j f upon what >ou are as upon what you £ do. The effectiveness of the wood- 1 <*% Spaoici JfoUco to axe depends as mnah upon the -j strengthened by all the motives which weight of its head as upon tiie keen-] ^ Impel a political leader and all the mo-! ), eM of itg e( ]g ei go , t ig lhe per -! 2 fives trhlcb sway n recruiting Sergeant, | , ? nut 11 prosclytlstn bits become a pas-1 «o"al<ty of the leaolter behind Ins -A slon, which wherever success setm* acts, which git e* him power. Hence i f fniMTo'“If T Wia ." y •«« !8R80U » the rules derived Iron, the successful' £ large scale, develops In the quietest i Mussulman a fury of ardor which In- j ' *perienCe of one teacher may not j duces him to break down every obstn- 1 give equally happy results in the -5 C clu^ r,LT'r: r,° J ; i<,1C0S ! n :/*P*rienee of another. Then it is a f ciuora. rntliiT than stand for an lu- *3/ $ own lineage and whether the coirverfi WHY WE Does your printing? Hare just added some hew type and to pitmo,^. „ * -* - . . ''"'114 * an* mj W („ a n Jill TJfjf Custom, be* ah op, belief serve, i„te na , n . jofu than evef hef ore .. N hfee, handsome/ biifbef shop in the ^ where I have all convey sary to please the , a09t Our shop is fitted force and desire to state that we are now f le^cgant hydraulic oh/' 1 ,* 1 ? biuation iln.QQ,.,,. r< '> afijjj better prepared than ever to turn out the best work at lowest price on Job work. 1 arrarn slant in a neophyte’s way. lie wel- mistake to suppose that it is by some comes him as a son. nud, whatever his great deed that tiie teacher reveals ^ himself to the pupils. As by rspeti-1 :J even European. In- will without lies!- j t-io'i of liltlh acts one forms his hab-! f tut ion or scruple give Ids own child In tts and builds iiis character, so bv £ marriage and admit Idin fully, frankly , „ . . , , . . and Onnlly Into the most exclusive sis «°mmonDlaee and apparently trivial | clety in the world.—Townsend's “Iliowu ao *- s does the teaelter manifest liis i Wau ’” personality to tiie child * EBING US YOUR NEXT WORK AND WE WILL CITE YOU THAT WHAT WE SAY IS TRUE. WE DO ALL WE SAY. biuation dress,,,*, case, three chairs and all lutestcq * , Hot an,J °o!«l J j lowers {clean towel, auJl I, T . hanh,uI ^ or past pa t r 0t „, I hopingjor a continuance of. I am yours for b ( ,si -•* f la ,. " W V| HE KEPT HIS LEG. Twelve j ears ago J. IV. Sullivan, of scratched hi- leg will) a rusty wire. Inflamatiou nud blood i £ poisoning set in. For two yeais he ruf- A fered intensely. Then the best doctors 4t urged amputation, ’ but.” he writes, "J used one bottles of Electric Hitters and 1 1-2 boxes of Hucklen’s Arnica Salve and my leg was sound and well as ever.” For eruptions, eczema, tetter, salt rheum, sores and all blood disoidors. Electric Hitters has no rival on earth Try them, K. L. Hick's will guarantee I £ Oniv iiO 1 jS !5 1 l.ir.l.-d tVHh P«f. In the good old days when we were greatly pestered by n neighbor’s sow. or mule, or hull, or dog. Invading our premises nud taking unwarranted lib- Hirtford, Conn ertles we loaded the old shotgun with powder and t'nt meat and, after serving due notice upon said neighbor and said notice being Ignored, set out to uphold the (Iret law of nature, self defense. The amount of execution tliut cun lie done by h wad of fat meat on top of a gaud charge of powder Is amazing. Wherever It strikes hair and bide dis appear. It seldom If ever kills, but leaves scars that time does not obliter ate. The fat being salty, causes excru ciating pain, which lingers long In memory, and the stricken animal does j ««•'istfaotion or refund money, uol offend again. , ceuts. A tallow candle can he shot through I a two Inch ouk board without Injury to I Neatness is one of the essentials the candle. In like tun a tallow , of a good teacher. Hut by neatness bullet If driven hy a suHii-lent charge of 1 ■ ? , . . . powder would penetrate a man’s body | 18 " 0t UHaMt tlial lllt! U ’“ uher “" 8t and grease him ro well Internally that, cater to all tiie witims and fads in be would not care to go dueling again, fashion. Neither does it mean that A glancing shot would plow ugly fur I, . , , rows In the rdiln.-Now York Tress. I or 8,18 m ,8t wcar lhc nl08t 808ll y f! garments. It is a mistake to think t Two Untiles. j that in order to be neatly dressed Porflrlo Dlnz gained national proud- O no niust always have tiie latest nance and won bis spurs at the bailie * . . , . , . , , , of Puebla, where the Liberal forces ! t,Jln B* 8 *»« , on»cicd in the fashion jour- made a gallant but iucffcetuol stnnd nals. A person may be neatly against the Preach who lind Invaded-' dressed and J el wear ar. inexpensive Mexico for the purpose of erectlug a ‘ , , , . throne for Maximilian. NotwIthstRUd-1 K»i nient. Some people do not looK lng the fact that the Mexican forces' bo, although olad m the nohest of were defeated, their defense against r.Ei-h-is superior numbers was so gallant that I tbo n mil versa r.v of the battle of* the Oth A cotton gown, if that is the best Mexico 11 n0tlolin * holiday in ^ one y 0U cnn afford, may be so made A brusque American once naked thr' "P witl ‘ P ro P er taste that it would president. “Why do you Mexicans eele- make a girl look neatly dfessed and even,.!! fllT r'r.r, , kl T tlmt the ! would not be a disgraoe for the ,r retlch Anally took Puebla?” ' President Dlnz. with n twinkle In Ills i teacher to wear in the sOhoolrooln. eye, replied, “Perhaps we have Imitated but it must lie clean and the wearer tin? Amcrlrmts even to the extent of I , ceklwntlng otrr defeats, for 1 have been 1 mu8t lake »» groat care to keep it told that tlm British defeated the col- spotless as she would a more ccstly Theearch-Light is a first 'i class advertisin medium. £ iiiRWRi of mm 3Jfl - IKtON bODOE, Xo. A s 8 2. ! Ji l '• tn each mo,,til Bent, of miterial and sat- islaction guamuteed in e.'.ery reajiect. Coniuiercial printing done The be.-t is the cheapest, And the best, is our aim} Bung us your next order. We cite you to tiie same. i each month, arrell.W. m ■ o h. T W ,| U) J. w.- icl'yre, 1'rca.s.; \\-’ J - *’■ l!t_. : t. i. Till' ; Jno. K. A. AicT. J* W. While, j -, ’ j H - liruuac.j. s .' ; y,’ licrry.'r 't" n ’ *1 Haindidoe II A.Ca |. b ! Or. Jno. B. Toole, Hi* | ^o't, Hiny, |>r. ii. i7 £ i 4 We print anythinh from a card to a newspaper. SEARCH-LIGHT, BAINBRIDGE\ GA. oulsts nt Bunker Hill, and yet you built garment n monument tu| commemorate the 1 • ‘ event.” Scotch fCconoiny. it Scotti' , h noble lord, famed nnimif/ bis friends for his saving, or, as hiy would tieve put It himself, his careful propensities, went out one day shooting in his -broad moors, accompanied only by his keeper. Afler an afternoon's hard work he wit down lo rest and, ruefully contemplating his bag. observ ed thoughtfully. “And to think that At the present price of wearing apparel there is no exease for no teacher not to be neatly dressed.—Ex. DON’T LET THEM SLFFER. Often children hi-h tortured With itch- in r and binning eczema and other skin diseases but Bucklen’S Arnica Salve liealts the raw sores, expels iefiamation, loaves tho skin without a scar. Clean, each brace has cost me. first and last, , fragrant, oheap, there’s nosalve on earth as good. Try it. Cure guaranteed. Only ii3o at U. L. HIcC S. at least 15 shillings. Donald!” "Eh, eh!" nuswered Donald consol ingly. “Then It's a mill re y yen* laird- sh'.p mliifit-d the many ye did today, for It's a nice bit ye’ve saved, I'm think ing."—London Sketch. R.-ilao Clmtrs In Prnncc. The sedan chair st111 exists In Or- Jeans, n bustling town not far from Earls, lu this pretty city, says a Paris newspaper, especially on Sundays at the hour of muss, the elassie sedan -chair, ns It was known to the gnlhtms of the elghtcebtb century. Is borne through the streets by robust carriers, j come lo the country school have Its ot-eupants belug aged people nud in- fewer distractions; the teacher has vallils. to whom the Joltlug of rluge is Intensely disagreeable. No doubt the city teacher has some opportunities for improvement which are beyond tbp reaches a dis trict school. The libraiics and the privilege of fnquent conference with those wo are doing similar work, are ccrlainly helpful. But there is an other point of view. The pupils who This SPACE Is Reserved f HPor Tiie Enterprising MEECHA.PTT who takes It up NuH8b‘.mu,U of H.: e. j MiHabaum, P, s.j n. B V^atl; I. Ziichurbis, M. o M)ll,.n.oi IstVatliV.u.ry.s,,,^ ' KHIUIITS Of 1‘VTHIas, UK ' C *^V..'.; OI ’ <J f : ' No -M.-Moet,in, nmiith, S p. a v .-, b-M. i II.of Kx.-O^ Wlmberlj" - M. I. tr.—8. CilHsnUt. J i4 _ Hrg jj CITY DIRECTORY. Mayor-E. J. Willis. Sit man. ti mart. Deputy Miu-slml, w. it.TJjl Tuesdays in eiichr O. C.— A. M. lianisey. V c_u , , Rielute-TJ IVllllanis. XI. of W-J 1 S. and M. of k-v. n^l COUNTY DIRECTORY. tltt I JKDINauy.—T. b. Maxwell. ?«nio Court.—a W. Wimborly vi* J' »’ at Arseni. Tax Oolll. M. s\. Unto*. Tax Asbkkho.-a. i*. UOLaNTY TlAeUKEU.—^Se<8. 8. iMcNnlr rv Surveyor.—J. D. Tolbert. Cohosk. bredericlc. Judos or City Corr.-l Kodol Dyspepsia Digests what you sal It. artl flcially digests tfcefooaau. , i mature in strengthening audit .ifcructlng the exhausted dlgestln ga.ii3. It is the latest discovercddi| ant and tonic. No other prepai can approach It in efficiency 1 stantly relieves and permanentlyi Dyspepsia, Jndigestion, Heart, Flatu'ence, Sour Stomach, Hail sick Headache,Gastralgia,Cram| a-U other results of imporf»ci,dig< Prepared by E. C. DeWItt ii,!ji THE CHILDHEN’S FRIEND. You’ll have a cold this winter. Ml you have one now. Your children) suffer too. For coughs, croup, bn* tis. grip and other winter cutn(( One Minute Cough Cure never ft Acts promptly. It is very pleasant lie tosie and perfectly harmless, t George. Winchester, Ky.. writer “J little gn-1 was attacked with croup one night and was so hoarse the * hnrdlp speak, We gave her a it* ^ of One Minute Cough Cure. It re.ie her immediately and she went to » M Leu she awoke next uiorainp sMe no signs of hoarseness and croup L. flicks. a car . The C.-inse of It. "May 1 ask sir. how It Is that you au.l your brt 'her are so bald?” Inquir ed the Inquiskive barber. '•\WU,*' replied tin* customer, *'i*u tell you if you'll promise uot to say # -anything more about It.” "Ob. certainly, sir!" "Well, H's because our balr bas fallos •out." more independence and more uppers tunitv lo reach the individual with personal instruction. If there arc uot so many books at hand, nature its nearer and new volumes are opened every day. Did you ever ; think that, the brook which Hows l near your lonely school i ffers you in i s pebbly ripples, its deeper boles, . . a id its windings, in its cuttings and A V, underfill Pan. | ... . Mm*. Pompadour hud n wonderful dtpoiuts, in tuu diiuiio^s that feporl fan. 1 he law cost ahunt $30,000. and it m the waters and in ti e plants and took some years to make the five see- . ., . , - " , , . , „ trees that grow along its banks, a nons. each one containing a uiedalllan e ’ so minute as to be almost Invisible to j " uw lesson in primary geography the naked eye. It Is now In existence, I „,. nPV ,t qv a,,.. n » v broken and apart, hm still showing'' 0 ’ ' ' J da> °‘ the te,n, ‘ — yraevs of Its great beauty. i Educational Gazette. The purpose of nature st dv id simply to ^ive tlic child know!' of animal plants or mineral*) beget in him :» love of imt.'-re* inspire a reverent q'lestionin^ 10 field of nature, and to lead hi®® avenues of happiness by develop in him a love for the beautils'* 1 ® power to see the beautify Sarah L. Arnold. B>-t ho" teachers think that the purp 8 *® any study is to fill tiie child’s h instead of leading hi tu to tliinM son and observe. A person re°®! but a small part of his oduciH wliile at sc! 5:1; and too few ;i, d much to in .-ir stock cf kno»'!*d^ they would had they been P W P taught to think, reason and o'”*' while at school.