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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-03
France ct I'russc.

lis son. as>i nombreux Giant moins brlans qu elrs
Que les etoiles dams les cieuS;
C est un iourmilement de casques, d '6tincelles,
1T de bataons s6rieux.
lis sont braves, conles en- bronze militaire,
Soldats qui tneurent froidemrnt;
lis frappent Ell cadence ct sans bronchcr la tcrre
OH VA tomber le regiment.
Leur courage est glac6, mais c'est rapre courage
Des Allcmands 9ui croient Ell eux,
Des tils de- Flederic grandissant ayec r:ige;
Z, puis, Francas, lis sont nonlbreuS!
Mais le sont lis assex Quand lis seraient encore
Deux millions, trois millions,
LAllemagne 1t l'Eurore'.. All la France levor
Bataiilons apres bataillons.
Et la France est debout, ct Paris Sc redresse
+ Avec toute "a majestic.
Prl,ssiens. entendez-vous lie canon de d6tresse,
LIE canon de la libert6!
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Lav is a SOLEMN expression a Legislative wiA
(Civil Code OF the State Of Louisana.)
samedi . ssptsmbre 1870.
D0eBureau du journal, pres du College JEFF
ferson, St.Jac4ues, rive gauche.
D0rPour lettres, journaux, echanges ct pa.
perasses, adreasez Conrsns Posi- Office.
NOS PRINCIPEs.

Rtpsbliqus d'ordrc, d'honntsett ct de
jusiice.
Suffrage uniuevsel pour tous, crcepft pour
lee criminels Fl les uagabonds.
Union ripiqMe des Louisianais bldncs ct
des Lowisianois de conlrur.
Education povr ious. .
Pl.s de Carpes.baggers polaiques en- Loai.
siase, nj de pagabonds faistants.
Egaiut politiqae entre les naturalists ct
les nai;ts.
Appeis ei nuances Immigrant la6orieur
Respeci d la ioi.
L'honnlie homme en- haul, le malhonneie
es bas.
La Loui.ians doi eire gourcrnfe par
l'hoaneiett Z. rinieliigencc.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-03
lcI EFT La.

DGGlTEUGS.-Nos debitenrs ne sont pas absou-
obliges de payer nos crea'c'rs.
Nous ne damnerons vraiment point ceux qni
pensent que Ia monnaie de >inge sutft.
Dependant nous remcrcions sinceremcnt ceux
qui crornt qu'nne dete est encore sacree.
Salut ct prosp6re a totss.
par,ni nous.
La France mis- des roses sur ses jones' ct rajeuni
&c vert It honor6 vieard.
Docteur, nous vous souhaions Ia bien.enue
ELECTloNs.-Lhcre d"s elections s'approche.
Avec quot fait-on dcs elections '-Ayec des
6lectrnrs.
Et vori notre bilan moral ct politique:
Les noirs, sanf queques exceptions, sont rari.i'e-
ment ralicaux.
Les Carpet baggers sont natureslement radiranx.
Queques blancs MATHS, plus nombrenx onion he
lie suppose sont ralcaux Linter6t ct la pcnr nous
donnent le secret de ce radcalsme.la.
Beaucoup de blancs louisianais sont dune
indifference merveilleuse Esperemtils que lie sal"t
Went en- dormant, que ce saut leur to'nbera de Ia
lune IN des 6toiles que IL ciel aidera ceux qni ne
saident point?
| QUAINT a la phalange dcs antralcanx, des anti
Warmoth, de ceux qui luttent OIL veuent l"'te'
contre le NAL ct Ia demoralisation, ellie est peu
nombreuse, point serr6e, quelqne pen rsd"ite
lmpuissance par Indifference dcs uns ct Ia soumls
sion des autres.
Apres tout, braves gems, ponrqnoi navaler'ons
non. nas de bon ceur NM O. +. Hunsaker. j. w
Hunsaker, A. Tureaud, H. Riley, J. G. Oliver e
J. Hedsepath'
MOL f. Hunsaker, un general, un juge ct vi
Gditeur, ierait excellente mine al S6nat.
N.J.W. Hunsaker, un honorable ct le tiere d.
precedent, jngcrsit mieux que salomon.
NJ A. Tnreaud, an honorable, u" capitaine ct III
ex x-rrpr6sentant. ferait des lois aass bonnes gu
celles qu'il deA faitcs.
NH Riley, I'M Coroner, I'm syndic. un major {
nm me,nbrc du bureau d'education, bien que II
sachant nj lire nj scrire. serait sa place dams
temple Dc lkgislateurs.
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Feuilleton du L0xisi0,,ais.
LES CHlENS.
vi.

-Mais le clen mord dissent encore les ennen,is
du CHEN.
Poarquoi voulez-vous que rhonnate ct fdele
garden caresse rennemi de son lnatre ct tralisse
ainsi lie premier de ses devoirs dhomnle Cest
alors quill serait neprisable CONNIE IN laquas on
un senatenr.
Certanement il Ell ct il aura encore des chiens
qui ont deserts ct qni dsserteront lie gorenx poste
dhonneur pour aller marander dams lombre des
mutt. amoureuses; mais cest dordinaire une excep-
ton.
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reiile contre terre, le pas pressA des voon-
taires, I'ebranlement des bataillons impro.
vises, le chant hautain des victories ct t1es
vengeances? Paris est debont CONNIE IN seuI
homme. On ny connait plus que Ii politiqne
de Ia ana,seiAaise ct que Ie brnit dn canon.
C'est Ia mort ou lie triomphe; mais 81 lest l.,
mort, ce sera rensevelissement SOUS DIES
ruines, quelque chose CONNIE le dernier cri
des marins du Iengem. L'o"vrier est pret,
le bourgeois est pref, Gavroche est pref. Lat
tete tombera qni parlera de Sc rendre, que
CO quelqu'nn soft un homme on une femme,
peur, q Prnssiens! Ens,ite, de tous les cotfs,
mus par une meme pensfe, patriotes a"
meme titre, soldats dune meme cause,
s'avancent cenx du Nord, cenx de fOne>t,
ceux dn Centre. cenx du Midi. lis arrivent an
grand rendezvous de Ia mort. lis tombent
par milliers, ct des niliers prennent le"rs
places. C'est une &pouvantable bo"cherie,
un entassement de cs.lasres, mne fortiiication
de morts. Jamais plus htroique melee ne
s'est vue C'cst n vieille bataille de Poitiers
sur les mnrs de Paris, avec le penpIe pour
Charles Murtel, avec des Pr"ssiens pour STR
r,zins, avec les Francais pour so'dJts de Dieu.
Les brigands de Ia Loire y sont, les p'ysans
de la faux sont, les o"vriers de Ia pique y
sont, les soIdats d'AIgirie, de Stbastopol ct
de Magenta y sout; Napoleon III ny est
point.
QUAINT voms, Prnssiens de Bsmark ct
de G"ilIanme, qn'etes-vo vous devenus?
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so"' IS" p'''s''''' :. 'ols Peu oe D'ogenes
80 '.po"'.'' =. a''' "el"'s >soe % cacnen'tes
",'" - nous a''"on' a"ss' 'rs vss qus
''' ""4''es''s s"pe'oes' RS nonneuts
.''S' III co'''Sans services et 'es oinhes Hutoesv
nous la' oes p'asrs ct des 'oles, des volaptes
o' g 'o''S '''''es 'eS so'"eh' "a VIC gtoutonnes
'e' '''''e D,"ya"'e' oe nopees e. ies'lns, de bcm.
s''se" e' "e '"Aes' ~ q''e prx' 8 II vons pIais
=" s'os''"''''e u "a morale est Vfa'ment pen -
s"o'0 p'''' VI. s'""o seishe"f ct an panvfe dabis.
'1o cne''' "'' ne iese pas Ia pate pour q viains
'esos''e .a
ne'e ta"s sa 1oa feilglense, dams ses convtctionS
Po'''"es' "s'S ." p'osop'ie oe renoncement g de
cardinal on baron. Les faux serment. mi sont m.
conn,,s Quand pre6 serment Ia f,ona,;,,,.,,.s
ct la Republique, il ne pro6te mint Anne nnit i.
Dtcembre pour d6poser nartont ses o,a,,o. d,.,..
turer II e dedaiu d.s cho.ea v;es i. 1890. ~.
closes saintes
Ft notre clien, bien nue cosmono,;ts r,e.. ,,i.,
ment Granger aux ia6rs de natre y. .,;.,, ~.
regiment francas connait son 3r,ne.r :. h. .-.ls.
point, Mira pas donner Bi,mark a.. r.n.s;,.. -.
ments sur la position de rarm6s De B.x.in. ~ 4.
NlacNiahon.
II Sc fera tuer bravement por,r son dr.ne.n y i.
patre. Et dependant ne conyoite point Il hAto,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-03

All! le paysan ma pas le droit de Sc de.
fendre!. 80.
Mais qn'avez-vous fait de sa maison, lie So
grange, lie son pain, de SEES enfants, de sa
famille, dn dernier qui tetait a 10 mame''e
t..rie de Ia mere Vou'ez.vo"s quill vo"s
donne ses boeufs ct ses chevaux, quill yous
verse sou vim, que 81 file yous prete so taille
quill vous serve de guide Far les daiIts iucon-
nus ct dangereux Celia est Ia honte, ct il a
10 droit de vons tuer.
C'est QUEEN France, lorsque les arm&es sont
vaincues On operent en- d'antres lienx. il y a
toujours ID grande ct redo"table armee des
patriotes ct des paysans. In France est Ia
vend6e da patriotisme ct de Ia liberte. Toute
arme lui est bonne, tout sacrifice lui est pos
sible, tout enfant lui est soldat ct h&ros.
Croyea bien quelle ma pas d&gsn6re. que
rempire la obscurcie mais non chatree
qu'eI'e est tooionrs Ia patrie des heroismes e
des d6vouements.
vous allss voir!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-09-03

II paisqus Ii France, / cette heure solen'
nslls et patsiotique. NO dot former qa'un
corps 4 qu'ane Ams. pourquoi done nm
Ronher. IN sohnsidsE. nm Persigny. "n Ba'
roche, q antres7 Fshsez-vous que les rep"
blioains. malgE6 lear pasziotisms. aimeron1
i saivIs b Psssigpy a. Dtssmhrsl Oroyez
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NEWS ITEMS.

Five moon changes in March.
Capillary attraction-alling 10 love with
o chignon.
In Washington they do "givs bread with
one Fish-ba'l."
The days are close upon eleven. hours and
fifty minutes long.
Not single Unitarian or Universalist
Church exists in Texas.
Punch called the French treaty, "a grief
too deep for THEIRS"
New fashioned tonnets show no increase
in size, but considerable in price.
A stumble and the weigSt of sack OF
stolen corn broke an Alabama negro 8
neck.
The new style spring hats Of blue straw
were radiant on the streets Of the metropo-
lis last Sabbath.
Black silk walking suits will be en- regle
among our fashionable ladies this spring and
summer.
a noted New York furtune-teller says
that the steamship City of Boston viii | be
heard from next Thursday.
1t cost $l,S45 to wash towels for the
Treasury Department at Washington last
year, and there were 10000 towels wash
ed.
The sixty ladies of Hyde Park, Mass,
marched as one man to the polls On Monday
last and voted their own ticket.
Itis gettias 10 be very unfashienable
to wear rings at balls and receptions, be-
cause it hurts the hands when they are
squeezed.
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New WkLL.-Ths Fox well, No. 25r, Cen
trail Petroleum Co.'S farm, was down and
,nhed on Saturday, and testing con mcnced
last night. The well is row pumping fifteen
barrels per day and incre asing. Will prot
nbiy be twenty-five barrel well. 1t is
owned by our old friend, Edward Fox, Esq.
II gi"es us pleasure to record the good lnck
Of such man as Mr.. +. He has been ilen
tfel with the oil interests of Petroleum
Centre for nearly ten years; has seen TIE
ups and downs Of fortune many times, and
ia now reaping handsome reward. Dur
ing all these years he has always evinced
spirit of liberality, and many young man
at present doing well in the oil business
and making money, can thank him for their
start in life. A ''good man and trne'' is
Edward Fox, End well deserving Of this
good fortune. May 1t continue.
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A large anl fashionable audience greeted
the Wallace Sisters and company on their
first appearance, at Sobels Hall, last even-
Ing. Although comparatively unknown TO
our citizens, their performance OF CicriRda,
the Girl of the Period, was certainly as fine
piece of acting as we ever witnessed, and
.elicitsd d universal praise from oil present.
A prominent aud pleasing feature of the
entertainment 10 the singing and dancing Of
the infant prodigies, Minnie and Maud
phe acting Of Misses Agnes and Jennie,
and Messrs. S. 3. Villa and Webster, rank
them al once as first class artists.
Tonight will be presented the Wallace
Sisters buricsqne entitled ''Tbe Field Of the
CLOTH of Gold.' This piece will be pre-
ceded by, Jeupie Wallaca's great specialtyof
"Ths Girl with Two Fathers" Lovers of
the drama should attend
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Cold closed !c.day at ll2L.

The Petroleum Prsdncer's Association are
taking steps in the matter Of testing the val.
idiiy of the pateut covering the right TO use
casing in oil wells. For this purpose q
mHtus Of the Association is 10 he held st
Oil City, on Wednesday the 10th inst
II is nn important matter and one that in-
terests all producers that have used casin 9
intheir wells, ss 1t involves the right O
any one to nse II. The meeting should b,
largely attended ny tie producers.
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etrolesn Centre Daily Record.
pet. Centre, Tucrdny. March 10.
ANDI DEPARTURE OF
TRAzNSsON q. q. & A. X. u.



No. 2. Passenger. rer.-LeaveCorry 11.20 n.
IN Titrsville, 1859 u. IN; Petroleum Cen
TIE. LA n. NJ; OIL City, 2.22 P. m; lr-
yinrton. & 10 pm.
No 4 Pass nger-L Leave Cory 6. 10 a. m +;
Titusyilp. 7,3j a. M: Petroleum Centre
sl4am: OIL City, SO a IN; arrive at lr-
vineton ll.40 a NJ.
No. 6 Passsngsr-Leavc Cory sos p n;
Titnsviile. $50 p N; Petroleum Centre,
1881 arrive at Oil City 9,2O 81.
NORTH.
No. 7. .Pssscnger--Lpave Irvineton 7.Io
n Nj: OH CITY. I0,1 q N; Petroleum Gen.
tre. ll,O5 a NJ; Titusviie, II, so N; arrive
Vi Cory 1.40 p m.
No. 3. Passenger Leave Irvineton. r.
rs D n; Oil City 2.57 p III; Petroleum Cen
tire. 8. SO p NJ; Titusville, 4,20 p NJ; arrive
at Gerry 5,45 IN.
No. ). Pa>sengcr-Leave Oil City 100
~: y roleum Ceatre, 7.43 n; Titusville,
8, 30 am; arrive at Cory 10, 10 a III.
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The war in Cuba, troubles in Mexico or
British North America, have not had the
least effect on the serene conutenances OF
Critics Bros. who still continue to sell pure
drugs and medicines, perlumeries. toilet ar-
ticles. wall paper, window shades, &c, as
cheap as they can be purchased elsewhere
prosperity, We understand that tomorrow
they resume specie payment, making change
in silver for goods purchased with green
backs.
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s. p. Mcintyre, OF Tloaesta, challenges
spy msu in Forest County to hold out
weights at arms length On wager of from
$50 TO 800, wIthinlwo weeks Of this date
the money to be deposited in the hands OF
the editor OF the Forest Press His present
weight is 1861. ibs.
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hiyIno Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II O'clock a. NJ, and Z
s'clsek T. VI.
REV. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
SERVICES every Sabbath at II A. N. and
~ r. II. Sabbath School at 1919 p. NJ.
eats free A cordial invitation extend.
ed to ALL
Few. c. N. HEARD, Pastor.
SITS. rETER AND PAUL'S (Catholie)
CHURCH.
Mass at lG1i a. m.
Vespcr and Benclation Of the Blessed
Sacrament At n. m.
Gatcehism at 2,,p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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According to the latest statistics, English
nee are about two inches taller and more
than seven pounds lighter than AMERICANS
Of The same age aud similar pursuits.
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An Indiana laly, evidently somewhat
emotional, threwa lighted kerosene lamp
at her better-half. She lost both house and
contents, including husband.
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20 few more boardcrs can W accom-
mo1ntrd at the Oil Exchange.
march l0.f $. REYNOLDS prop.
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The executiouer Of Paris has been by
turns navy Surgeon, a bill broker, a com.
mission merchant aud euilloilnist. First
he lauced, then be shaved, then be scalped,
then he beheaded. '-.'
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Fine assortment Of Paper und Cloth VIM
dow Shades and Fixtures, jus. reed at
nSI GRIFFES BROs.
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DlarkInon having bought him out at this
place and Kane City. IT,
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Cold is word which Codineton & Corn.
well propose render obsolete. For modus
operdTdi call and see them. marcblOtr.
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Aneyc.ed iniiviin.r at a fire in, Gard =
iner, Me-, the other day. attempted to pre-
serve the contents OF some casks by throw
ing water on tbcr,.
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Sash. Glass, Door, Putty &c. Large
stock very cheap at the Furuilure Store.
nl0-tf
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THE PYIAMIDs OF splendid coal over at
Codins'on & Corn%elfs yard are perfectly
wonderful. marchl0tt.
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A. s. Smith in order to close ont bis large
stock of ladies shoes &C., offers them at cost
as they must be sold in the next 60 days.
Dec 5if.
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Lammers Il Aldea's is the only store te
Guy good, dur BILE and cheap clothing.
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The streets are muddy.

A largo number Of leases have been let
ou the Wn. j. McCray farm, and wells are
10 be put down.
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Go to iiritles Bros. for the best selected
stock of Paper Hangings and Curtains ever
offered in town. mStf
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THIS MEANS BUSINESS My entire stock
OF goods 10 offered at cost.
A. s. SMITH.
Dee 8 IT,
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WANTED.

HIRED FEMALE HELP at the ROCHES-
TER HOUSE. ml0t-t
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Business is getting lively on the Smitb
farm. Leases are eagerly sought for, and
there are several new rigs going up.
The old wells OH the Mcbride farm hold
about the same, and the hauling of lumber
for new rigs has commenced.
Wells on the Huidecoper farm are pro-
ducing from seven 10 Gt'een barrels per day,
a new we'll is going down.
Two new wells are going down at Pithole
near the railroad depot; also near the Uni
ted States Oil Co.'S tract.
Several wells ara. ing drilled at Pithole
Centre; old wells are going down deeper,
and business will be lively this coming sea.
sen.
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Just received n large and well assorted
stock OF shelf hardware at j.. Ruther,ord's.
t.
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Reduced Prices at hammers d Alden's.
[uov.22tt.]
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5000 rolls Wall Paper jnst received at
mStf GRIFFEs Bros.
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hammers Il Alden's ,s the only white
mans, clothing store in the Centre.
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Orders taken for suits and lts guaranteed,
hammers d Aldens.
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Hishrock, Congress and Empire Spring
water at Critics Bros, feLStf.
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The largest and best assortment Of Tab!
Cutlery, ever brought into the country q
Nicholson 4 Blackmons. Il.
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Local Notices.

CHILDRENs CARRIAGES "A fne assort-
ment III the Furniture Store.
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Duchess Of'GerOlStein
Preceding each Burlcsque
A GLORIOUS FARCE!

Patrons and heads of families are assured that,
while mirth will be u..stinted, its cxubcrance will
he uttered that might not be ! uttered at The
f'e.ide amidst the family circle That neither in
look, gesture or costume will auylhin. he represent
cd that could possibly outage the deccrum of the
most select drawing room.
ADMISSION ooct Reserved Seats rs cts
HARRY HHRDERT Agent,
fsts
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-15

Undcrclothing in large quantities at La
meIs Il Alden's.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-15

KID GLoAEs-A large assortment, OF
Lamem,s j. Alden's
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-15

Horse Shoe Nails. Wholesale and retail
at Nicholson Il Btsckmons. 23-if.
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Carriage Bolts wholesale and retail. q
Nicholson 4 BaCkmon's 23-tf.
The New York herald., 1870-04-25
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, APRIL 25 le7o-rR1pLE SHEET

sm1 I'd fneiaHdwhat were those Earrings N ne
iou' d IN our own andp All tended fn SHOW that 10
~.As un enleavor 90 the q OF man TO acc0ntD0-
Dale himself " better circumstances. 70 obtain MS
privilege AND come into pos ,cs sion OF rs preroRa
tives. ne luded to the restessness Of man, WHICH,
ne SAID. arose nom desire TO adjust himself
properly to MS lot Lie was an ex pertinent.
TEMPTATION WAS TRIAL,
Dut tfai was not templntlOn and the dsnereuco Wus
mat temptailoh was an excessive strain; IL WAS
the point where the moral force gave way ana
man topped over; 1t was that point al whicn
man lost bls sef-control. There were tWo
tneories regarding temptation ana the neans
smnio ed In overcoming II. One WAS exposure
Inc advocates o. that theory reasoned tla s,, ex,
posure gave experience and temptations that setin
formidable Iadel mo inslgnifcancc. Yet were all
the wretche5 90 pursued tnat course 10 gve tDtir
testimony upon the subject they would dec are win
ore voice that II was a failure. the other Theory
Was tnaG OF Qvodancc which was III most an lnlpos'
slDiy and UNATTENDED with tho dcsired result.
hat, then Was TO be done between tnen' The
proper method was
REsIsTANCE.
No avoidance, no exposure, nut RESISTANCE. Lie
was not sleep. 1t hattie that must be fought.
After some further observations the preacher con.
cudeu by nd coating Resistance as the most advls.
able manner BY which To overcome temptation.