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iDi..fir.I.b DISiRICI.
!rSSe W II ai,,s, .pplIclmt ".
Main W .llIaniS, ct al. ,JciciniantS. {
appearing I" my satIsartoH that Isilam
Sa'i' dcr- and Jan" his wifi. die dam H.
HE above stated case. L. side without the limit. of
thus St", II Is inc,' iurc Iced tu;,i :,ry do
appear and "hieri to ih' division ur sale of the
real "s c o: Henry Villains deceased. on or
before the fifth da Of No,cnber ,rNt or heir
consent to the same will be entered OF record
riven under my hand at my Once. this 21th day
of .Angu-t. lSS q. TOWL!S. o. Ed.
Aug - h 30
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PROCLANA71 TON
STATE OF SOUTH CARoLiNA.
EXECUTIVE UEPARTMENT,s }

COLUMBIA, 24th Aug. 1888 =
Dy HIS F1cefifncy PIERCE M BUT-
LEX, ESQ G0nrnor and Commando
m-chicf IN 0ndortr the !State Aforesaid.
~ hf.NkAS information has been re-
w 'c'ved at this Department. that "a
ir!"nio"s murder was lately committed in
H"hland District. hy one ABNIR Strip
LIN, ON The body of HIRAM AppIsoN, aud
that the said ABNLR has fed from Ii,stice.
NOW KNOW YE, That toIl,e' inten,
the SAID ABNER may be brought 10 legal
trl"l and c",idi@n punishment, for his Of
trnc" a. aforesaid, do hereby offer re-
ward "ffhre Hund,ed Dollars for his ap-
prehrns'"n aud delivery into any jail in
this Stale.
The said ABNER SrR1pL,N is about thir
'y years "i age, five feet ten inches high,
well made, fnir>complcxion, light hair aud
blue eyes, sharp features prominen,, full
mouth and white teeth. fond of.pambIpc
and hrags much of his manhood. 8
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the State al Colum-
bla, this 2ilh day of Aug
lL,S. i'll the year of our Lord om,.
thousand eight hundred aud
thirty eight, and inihc six
ty-thlrd year of the indie.
pcn'I'nce of the United
States Of America.
=. NJ. BUTLER.
BY the Governor.
JoHN Il. SEInELs,
Deputy Secretary of State
Augut 25 f31
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open The holes with the end Of knitting
needle, or something Of that kind. Boiled
apples, pears. pumkins. squnshes and ro,a
toes all make excellent food for vnunr
shnats. and much the cheapest. Every
farmer who wishes To raisc pork Cor marker.
ought to have boiler fixed up for tl,n'
purpOse.
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Information.
July II, 1898

fENIIE Subscriber with others will make
application To the LrgisatuI cs Of S.
Carolina and Georgia n, their next regular
Session. to incorporate company for the
purpose of constructing n Bridge Or n Boat
to lie imp"licd by the power Of steam or
horse. crossing the Savannah River. at or
near Hamburg and Augusta, for their own
use, in order 10 encourage the intercourse
aud avoid paving The exIravaoant rate of
toll nj tho f,sosent hr;.lae. in-- which, e-,e.-
prize the citizens and incorporated compa-
nics OF Georgia as well as South Carolina
may participate.
HENRY SUUI.TZ
Hamburg, s. c.. Aug. 2O.lS3S ar 30
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PROCLAIM iIIOV,
STATE OF SOUTH AROLlNA.
ENEL.I.,EIl.. ,AI.n MI. ......

STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., I
Co,UMnI,. Lnne i, 1893. :
ByhiS ErccHcmcy PIERCE VI. BUTLER,
ESQ. Gorcrnor nnd Commander. in -chicj
N "ad orer the State aforesaid
W liEREAS information has been re-
w rclvrh bl tins druar,n,nr th.u a
mot "tr"ci"u> uurlrr was committed IN
the District oi-OranSrhurg on the 9Th day
"i May last. about dark. on the body ofJnnN
H"N >ET. while sitting u. the fire i'm his
own house, " lD was then and there slD,
dead by some person rs yet unknown
NOW KNOW IE, That to the ;ntcn,
that justice may bc done. aud thar the per
pcirai"r oiil horritl crime may he brought
I" legal punishment do hereby offer n
reward ofTWO ilUNDRi DOLLARS
I" any person "r persons who will give IN
formation against The prrpctrator of the said
murder. :" that the offender. his aders. and
nhctI"rS may b" apprr cndrd and suffer the
penalty "i The law for 'hc said crime.
And it Is hcrehv further proclaimed and
made known, that The informant, on his an
marn. and giving evidence ON the trial o,
the said murderer, his amlers, and a!,e,,ors.
shall stand free and discharged of and from
any prosecution ar legal proceedings against
himself, for or on account of The said mnr.
der.
~ Given under my hand and the
us : seal of the Siatc.nt Column
~ bia. 6th June. 1S3S.
p NJ BUTLER.
BY order.
y. ii. SAXON. Secretary of Stale
June IL 10
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To FARMERs.-Thc tatlcning IF winter
hogs is IL matter ofimp0rtnncc, and by pro
per management much may bc saved As
soon as the Indian corn is fit to feed, the
hogs should be pnt in Il pen. Rye, Buck
wheat. or corn ground tosc,hLr; boiled po.
tatoes, pumpkins. &c; make excellent slop
for them: il should bc made thick aud given
10 them three times day; and rs much OF
llc soft Indian corn as they will eat clean.
Hogs should be fed little at Il time, bur often.
and great care taken not To olut thcm.-
The last two weeks Of feeding them. Indian
corn and water are the best; their pen
should bc cleaned twice week and thcr
bed made of clean straw. Swine are liable
TO Il variety Of diseases, to wit :-manse,
measles, stopping Of the issues of their fore
legs &c. These Diseases. it is believed
proceed from The iilthy manner in which
hogs are too frequently kept. The mango
may be cured hy sprinkline on The hack of
the hogs, wood ashes. and letting them our
on rainy day. after pn,ling oil on them
after this trouble keep them clean. For
the measles, -four birthstone is said 10 he
good For The s,oppaSc of the issues in
the fore legs, nothino more is necessary
.han to rub them with corn cob and then
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Collie Mixture.


PENiiE abov" Is never failing remedy for that
H. variety oi c0iic. So distressing To Ini;lnts
and 10 which, the mos, njuri"i> anodync -ui,-
stances are too c"nIinO, given. II is s;i;. ai.d
s""thing, and instead o.! producing costycneSS 1t
usually operates .emi!, on the bOwr.s.
This rcn'cd, has now been used for several
years. with that success and approximations which
Guack medicines made To sell. ci,llllut g.. miriand
1t II extensively used by tie best physicians IN
the nunIry. and to us, the language of many n
mother acts 49, il charm. hi!r il allav- the
pain and nS th" child to rest. il does nol leave.
behind it those unpleasant symptoms. whici,
l.a'ldannm. 5atcnlans Drops. &c. generally pro-
ducr Amplr directions accompany each vir
and certificates OF lis efficacy Gi rcqurcd) can be-
produced from tn" most respectable cilizcns of
Carolina and Georgia. For sale bv
KITCHEN Il RDBrRTSbN.! !hn,Jnrg,
EnW NEBB. ind,rSon { H.
WM. IiACKITr. Pcndirt0n {. H.
DIR. +. }. MINIS, EdgcfcM {. H.
Feb. s 1879 tfI
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p Office.

N JACK viii st,n the nslling Fall Seas
~ son q tbs tislloMinYEg p -p,acrs. s. Al Dr
at A.Sharlion on the end at George VI. kie
on The d and 9Th. ut AbSol.'m i,claughtrr',
on tn" y tn, nj JoSej.h Va, rs on ,h, = ill., an
2I;h. and attend at III" respective aces rrgnI ar
~ ON every o;h dav during tie Season. -
WIFE he let I" mares -, - lie >e;S"u and s.. To
Insure No liability for A. i'll. mis- bml every care
taken to prevent t."m. Any ne putin" b, In
surance an! transferring The mare hrl;"e l. can
tee nS'eria'nc,i whether sir is in i,nl nri.:,, the
Insurance mo ry. l2i cts I" IL" groom IL every
Instance. j. b. ROUNDTR! /.
Au.u uSt:i ~
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THE TIIOROUGH-BRED HORSE
HE E

N ILL Stand the eIls,n. Fail Sensail, com
w urncins Oh the LIST OF September. ut the
>ubScrlbcrs stable Two days; 1T M Mouni W iling
the ord Sept; ut Perry Store the l and ..,iI
a. tlicha'ds"ns Store the t,h and .,l ut DR..
h"bIcy's tln' tti; and attend each n. ace every
10Th day. until the i0ti, of November He will
he ict 20 mares ut - the sin isii Sl the sea-
son a"d Sl5 Ia insure. In ever, instance the
insnra cc mo: e. will he ONE ne ;,S soon as
the nrre Is kiiIwn be- witt, iOai ar cNcI,an. ed
y company of seven mares Sla be cn,ilrd to a
deduction "i - on encii mare by one approved
man Incoming responsible for the whole. All
possible car. taken tu prrycIn ucriIc,us I'm, |
will moi be responsible i0r any
RICH NRD WARD,
8 miles from The igdc on Tie IMyustt ruad
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Miscellaneous.

THE FARMER.-There is not "a more in
dependent eins in existence than the far
mcr; the real farmer. he who attends
strieil to the duties Of his profession. who
keeps every thing ahont snug aud tidy. and
VIII" seeks every opportunity to introduce,
such improvements of the t!av as will tend
TO add beauty and wor,l, to hi farm Such
tarmcreS always happy and independents.
aud he lives as II were in little world of
his own, with nnthing 10 trouble him save
the cares OF his farm, which by the way
are considered rather as pleasures than
otherwise. His mind is always at ease.
and the duties Of his calling arc performed
with a good degree Of pleasure. When the
tolls of the day are over, and night come,h:'
lie takes his seat at The domestic side
and whilcs away the evening in sweet con.
verse with his lirrIc family circle. The
tolls ofthc day have been, perhaps: ruIhr,.
nrdous-.hut "hat of ,,nr? They are
dro" ned and forgotten in the pleasures of
In" evening. And rhcu he feels "a sincere
pleasure on ref, cIion. thar while he resi-,
from his Iahors. his business continues to
flourish His crops arc growing aud pre-
pairing for harvest. his catlle. Sc. are fat
tcIing ready for market, and every thing
prospers. With such thought. as these he
can calmly resign himsrIf t" tho nights re-
pose, and rise Oh the morrow with The re
turning sun. refreshed and prepared for the
dnlies Of another dav.
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FRESH SUPPLY
or BEGGING, RCIE s. BACON.

u v.
JUST ELtEI"rr ASp Fu sAIr.
@QA iIcccs he, III " L nA,;i.iNG,
~\}eI go do wide TOW do.
100 Cn;!S of small II, mp norc,
ln'i do. 'lO Tow do.
$50 ,%. naliS ! wiIic
10.W'A prime ;;rcnu :in!rS.
Su&a Coffee .li Mnns~cs,
81, Iron and .tccl
Teas !. afa''d Lamp Sugar,
Brah'y>, Wine. AMI Co:d,al<.
All of the Above \rlicir*. any a: we may
sell. W" will ~nrrom 10 be o. the hrSi ynniity a. Il
WI ! sell 20 "r'.er ~ otherwise. at tn" lowest
pnS~b. p! !icc>aiid nr Fri, il,,> and tin
p' hi 90 mrr;'i!, thu, orders ior iiarcI /. am
Rope. or anv other aIc!c in our inc >!.a l,;i, e
onr hest Il tcnton
We still connnc tn ira. <art business ~ Com
mission. IL q will attend /" ll.c >.Iil" or STORM.
"' Cotton. %, any Otlsri business enruSlr' tn orr
care. II. I. JhiiERS Il Co.
Hamburg. July H.. !-:i> -
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10 all whom il lflay GGnccrn.
NJ OFFICE. is hereby gwen, thai The sub
L srribcr. with others, Will petition the
Legislature OF his Stale, al lis next session,
for Charter OF Il Brhyr across Saluda
River, near Chappei's Ferry.
ANiKEW l.. LARK.
Nlay II, 1898. ac lJ
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state Of outh I aroIina
EDGEFIEID DISTRICT.
N TUE CONNDN PLEiN.
Jchn l.vnn vs. ArrAcHMESr.
William Cock. As>uMrsir.
FHNIll i'lainiiil'in this case having on the I-,I
b dav oi Dcr' 'nbrr. 1887 filed his dccIaro
ton in the Clerks Office. and the Dclcnd,n,
having no Wife or Attorney known to hc in his
State. upon whoma copy %; the said declaration
NAV bc served: Therefore ordered that the Sa;d
defendant .io appcarand naie his defence within
wear and a day from tie Gin" of the said ,,ccla
ration. or final and ahso nir judgement viii In
forthwith awarded l." the said Plaintiff
GEORGE POPE. c. c.p.
Clerks OiIicc. December IL. 1887 I5 If
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FRESH MI EpICINss.

oils Of all kj"as. Prints. Uyp !SmG%.
Uindoc Glass. Brushrs. Sc. Sc.
AT THEIR SroHEs IN
II \ NJ BIZ RG 4 ND Az L STA.
Th"ir- supply IL heavy. th"ii assortment "n'"!
aud their articles fresh.
Dra!ih" "ntircl, with Il.r Manufacturer. ur
oriG.ani Importers ,h"y eau sell llri, Goods
"a low as amy hons" i!ir Southern Country
Pleas" call and examine
Our Store in llambmr" il next TO II. L.. Jrr.
fERs Il Co.'S. la Augusta. opposite To BEAi.I.' :
or STovALL.s Ware Houses
KITCHEN 4 ROBERTSON
WILLIAM X. kIrCHES,
+. vi. RonEHrsov. NJ. -.
December &. I!.1 tf45
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State of South farniiua
EDGEFlELD Dl TRICT.
~ TIL tONNE.N ELE.iS.

n"''S E @;"i:@* :; s"':.!!: is, ATTACHMENT.
Il bunting W. The same !
WAT III KEA~ the Plaintiffs did this dav file
w their declaration in III" Office of this
Court. against the Defendant " ho is ;l,>cn, from
and without The limits of the state (;S it is said
ami liyin" neither wife or attorney known with
in the same. on whom copy of the declarations
with rule To plead thereto ough, to he served:
II is therefore ordered. that the defendant appear
and plead To the sad declarations within Il ear
and day otherwise final Judgment will be given
and awarded against him.
GEORGE POPE, &C
Clerks Office. Dec. |. lS:,7 dan III
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Law Notice.

h|aN iSVSASCs
'ENiiE Undersigned. havn" formed n conncx-
IL ION in business. respectfully offer their pro.
ics>'nnal ser, ices. III Law and Equity, for the
Districts OF Barnwell and Edgrtell
J. w WIMEISH is located at EdgetieId Court
House. +. BEIIi>GER Jr at BurnweIl e II
and letters directed To either of these nlaces or to
Aiken (wll will b" visited a, REGULAR Intervals J
will receive prompt attention
l.. BELlfNG' R.Jr. Barn,reU E. H.
July 2G, 1888 e27
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st. e ( SOut ar,iina.
iHHEIIL.LE DISIrRIl

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
\. Is. Butte, \ Co vs.. .itfnchmcm.
join. B. M"rrah ! .isSumpsn
Il lie rla'nuiiS havin" this dav filed their
dcrlarali" and the Dctrntant having
n''th"r wife nor attorney. known to he in this
State. ordered ',a it the said Drtc ndant do
ot appear aud make his defence within. a war
and IL day from i'iS date t,,a aud absolute.
JUDI" "mrnt shall be inrthw ih given and awarded
i"i the said plaintiffs in attachments
JAMES WARDLAW. c. c.. p.
Ci"rk'S oihrr. Dec. y. u" daq A.
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%sb'H'eg'E

VENllE Notes and Accounts of DR.. James
h Spann deceased, have been left with
Mr.. IL. J.. Jcilcrs. in Hamburg. All per-
sons indebted to DR.. Spann are requested
tocall and pay Mr. JcilcrS, who is authorized
to receive the money; and those having
demands against the Estate will please rem
der them to him. T.. SPANN,
Mhrch ~. iS''S II .4dmtrir.
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tate Oi south ar lima.
EDGEFIELD DISTR, Il.
ptk REl.I REESE Tolls be- G me ono.
~ Bay tior>c. >enrs Did TO inches
high. with a star and snip on j. head; no
brands pcrr vnble. Appraised to $50. by
Martin ii. Day, and VIM. LLOYD.
JOHN DAY. @.
July 30. 1888 c:,2
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State Of 0ut!, tarOIina.
EEGFFIELI IS1klCT.
Nv TIE 'OMMON PLEAS
h" I%""i N. Fr"zier. vs. ,rrAeHnEsr.
~ lie Plaintiff having this day filed his dcclara
non in tie above cast, aud the Defrndan
ocIns without wife 'r attorney. known to be within
the State upon wIiolna copy OF said declaration,
with II rule To plead. could BE- served: II is Or
d"rrd. that re said Defc, dam do plead to tho
said deca'ati"r with year and day, from
this date ar Judgment final and absolute will be
Wen against him.
GEO. POPE, c.cr.
November II, 1897 aQd AZ
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NOtice.

81 WI! make np.'llca on Il the l.cyis n,urc 81
h South Caro- INA nj it% ncM Session. TOR Il Re-
marie, OF my Ferry across Saval,a liiver. at
o:t lo,re Bluff.
ABNEit WIINlLEY
Aug. 6, Ic.,5 ac -
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DETGS, OILS, SC.

'f<liE Subscribers rcspcr'iui', nvit" the at
' tcnti"n of Merchants. Planters Physicians
and others 10 their M,gc Stock of
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"tatc "f So tn { aroliua.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Wm: brnnson. ~. Foreign Aftach,cent.
William Drum. Debt
EH Plaintiff this case having on tho ] III,
OF Sc; enbe, filed hIs declaration in the
Clerk Office. and the Defendant having no
wife or atorne' known to he in this State. upon
W ON copy f tie said declaration ma, be
Sc 'ed: 1t * IL refor' ordered. tina, the said De.
'"nin" q" appear and make his defence within
var aud Il day. III thu film. of the sud dec
i'ra''on. or fl al and absolute judgmen, will be
awarded t" the said lnintf.
GEO. POPE, c. C.. p.
Clerks Office, Sept II, 1888 ca 33
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NeO TEGE.

NOTICE.
a I'll. Persons indebted to the late Chris
IA tian iircillanpt, deceased. are req,. ST.
ed I" make immediate payment. And IL
persons having demands against the cstctc
OF said deceased are requested to present
them duly aitc>tcd.
JOHN BAUSKETT, E1'or.
Ftb. -. 3-tf
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State of So.;ti, Carolina.

State of So.'ti, Carolina.
EDGEFiE,.D DISTRICT.
~ THE COMMON PLEAS.
Sampson kilrrcase, VS.. FoREIGS ATTACHMENT
ItN freeman \ASSyMPSIT.
NHE P'aniitlin this case having. on the 14tll
= day "t May, Ia y. filed his declaration i'm
the crk's Office. and the defendant having no
wife or attorney known To- be in this State upon
whom Il copy OF the said declaration may he
- r>cd: IL IS therefore ordered, that the said de
'"iidant do appear and make his defence within
.ycaI and day from the filing Of the SAID dec
'ratIcn. =" final and absolute julg lgmcnt will he
awarded To the said plaintiff.
GEORGE POPE, C. C. P
Clerks Office. May l4,h, 1888. Is
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Aug. 6, 1-.,S
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Il G"mrm assortment of
SAi.N r. Il w y " u.
JE 1VsELZERY..

SUCH
SILVER TADi.L AND TEA SPOONS.
SUGAR oNGs, Sour l.,pI..s CASroR ASp CAKE
BASKETS, ,CANDLEsTICKs, SALT Sp0oNs Ac
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17
For the Vermont Telegraph.
PEACE.s.NO. XII.

The Single Object Of Peace Societies.
The sole aim of our efforts in the cause of
peace is the entire and perpetual abolition
Of rDGr bettoeen nations. This would of
course draw in its train a cluster of associ-
ated results; but such results like the in
fuence Of Christianity on the interests Of
commerce and freedom, Of literature and
science, would be incidental, rather than a
part of the specific object at which we aim.
The universal reign of peace would do
much to Danish from the earth piracy, and
robbery, and theft, and intemperance, and
slavery, a thousand vices and crimes; We,
no person of common intelligence would
take the removal Of such evils to be the OBJ,
jects of peace-makers. ......s. ..
If you ask whether our cause does no
include rebellion and civii aoar, we answer
that such domestic broils may. on may noi
come within our province. # it be the ii
surrection Of unorganized individuals, i
clearly comes under the cognizance /
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-01-17

civil government as an affair with persons
regardless still as subjects; but, if it be a
conflict between two governments claiming
jurisdiction over the same territory, it is
war in the strictest, most terrible sense,
and lies within the range of our appropriate
efforts.
"But do you not oppose duelling, and
other kinds Of violent contention be-
tween individuals 2" Al right application
of our principles would certainly sweep all
these away but it is not Our specific aim to
abolish such evils ; just as the temperance
reform, restricting itself to insemperance in
the use of intoxicating drinks, does not
NEEDLE with any other form of intem1er-
ance, such as the use Of opium and tobac-
co, Of tea, and coffee, and stimulating food.
Its principles are applicable to every de-
partment of temperance; but they are con-
fined, by universal consent, to that of alco-
holic liquors. So the principles Of peace
are applicable to every form of violent con-
tentlon; out our cause cOntemp1ateS only
the conflicts of one nation with another.
If you ask whether we would not extend
our principles to individuals, and families,
and churches, and the whole circle of So
cial relations, we frankly say, that consis-
tency would require US to do all this as in
dividuaLs, but not as promoters of interna-
tional peace. The pacific precepts of the
gospel apply to mankind in all their inter-
course with each other; but our cause aims
at the application Of these principles only to
the intercourse Of nations just as the
temperance cause, while its principles are
universally applicable, is concerned solely
with the use of distilled or intoxicating
| liquors.
"But would you not deny the right of
self defence by force against personal at
tacks, and insist on our bearing every kind
and degree of injury without resistance ?"
This may, or may not, be one of our means;
but no friend Of peace deems it any part of
our object Not few of us think the doc
time Of non-resistance by force essential to
the accomplishment Of our object; but our
grand, our sole ain, is the uninterrupted
prevalence of peace among all nations
How such result can be reached, is point
to be discussed in future number.
Now, must not such an object commend
itself strongly to every friend of God and
man? However much they may differ in
other respects, are not the friends of peace
perfectly united in their ultimate aim, and
bound by the strongest obligations to CON-
bine their utmost endeavors for the accom-
plishment Of common object confessedly
so good and glorious? Here is certainly
room enough for the consistent, unembar-
raised cooperation of them all. And has
not the crisis for action come? Is it moi
high time to DO something?
A DIRECTOR OF THE AM. PEACE Soc.