The uplift [serial] . for wealth andshow, and our new ideas of freedomand independence—the change ofparental traning so noticeable—notthrown us off our guard, and givenTemptation and Evil too much lati-tude and too much hundred children, in tenyears, brought into existence inNorth Carolina under conditions thatdebar them from the fostering careof our orphanages, tells a story, andthat story should excite the thoughtand investigation of serious menand women. It has not always been thus. THE UPLIFT IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF. It ib Everything again. It onceappeared as a monthly;


The uplift [serial] . for wealth andshow, and our new ideas of freedomand independence—the change ofparental traning so noticeable—notthrown us off our guard, and givenTemptation and Evil too much lati-tude and too much hundred children, in tenyears, brought into existence inNorth Carolina under conditions thatdebar them from the fostering careof our orphanages, tells a story, andthat story should excite the thoughtand investigation of serious menand women. It has not always been thus. THE UPLIFT IN A CLASS BY HIMSELF. It ib Everything again. It onceappeared as a monthly; then it restedfor awhile. It reappeared as a semi-monthly; then it rested again forawhile. Now it is out as a no claims to the office of -aprophet, we have, however, an abid-ing belief that ere many monthsEverything will appear as a would not be too often. This is Al Fail brothers musicsheet, with philosophy, psychologyand good cheer on the side, bearingthe date-line of Greensboro. A more. HON. W. C. HAMMER. wonderful man ever lived. He is adiamond. He loves his fellow man—he never knew a person whollybad, and he knows no one is is as tender-heaated as a good wo-man and he will go as far as anyman in the world to do a a virtue. He has only onefault—he will fish for hours in ahole that he has absolute knowledgecontains no fish; but that shows themans faith in man, beast, fowl andfish. In all these ventures he hasmade money, boards at home andpays all his bills one hundred centson the dollar. In Everything, Mrs. Al Fairbroth-er conducts a Womans page. It isbright and brilliant. It is edifying,appreciative and full of purpose. Sheis an attractive and accomplished wo- 3 man. Her page approaches thesuffragette realm, but she is not aSuffragette. She gets folks to workfor civic causes. She knows a wo-man that advertises herself fromthe woman that advertises her can inspire women, real, genuinewomen, to hustle aroun


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