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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-22
Cousin Sally AIMS Opinion of Ways that
are Dark and Tflcks that are Vain.
WIDOWS REPosE, Va.
April l7th. 1873.

Editor Spectator:
Il may look "bold" 10 a poor
lone woman. who has no rights the stuck up"
men feel bound to respect, but I've been so ag-
gravated by the ways that are dark and the
tricks that are vain OF soue OF these same
LORDS of CREATION so-called, that Gao help
saying my say to save my life, aud hope, tho
you are Dau, you will be gallant enough to
give me hearing. Eeery paper see has long
articles on wv Womens Extravaganza Ruinlpg
the Country, &c., and every time the men get
together this is the subject OF their excuses for
not working harder and building our poor old
ate up laser.
Now, all I've got to say is, that nine-tenths
of them don know the cost Of what one Wo-
man in hundred wears, and when you hear
"hobbledehoy," with his hair parted 10 the
middle, and his little voice pitched to squeak
talking SO, and giving our "eztrayagance as
the reason ''he didn't marry" (asi any woman
would support such thiDg) mark my words |!
some decent girl has seen clean through the
part 10 the middle Of his hair and let him know
there was no foundation there to justify his as
pirations to her heart and hand. And when
ever you hear married man going on the same
way, you may know he has spent more than 1t
would cost to support his wife, On extra cigars,
Gne suppers, aud liquor.
Decent, hardWorking honest men know the
value Of q true helpmate 100 we'll, and respect
their own mothers aod sisters too much to in
dulge in the slang" talk so common With the
classes [ allude 10, and with some would be
funny editors They know that no man that
ever lived is worthy Of good, pure woman S
love and sacrifices tor them, aud they do their
utmost to grauty every reasonable desire Of their
better halves and sweeth hears and the women
respect and love them for it, and if women do
ar busries furb Flows aud flounces, they
have hearts under them and it IS to please their
liege lords they fix up so any way But I've
said my say and only intended to let the men
know we have an eye On them, and that they
can go on forever making us the seapegoats
for their idleness aud folly
"Compounding for the sins they are inclined to,
By damning those they have no mind to-
as some men do, who have made their living by
marrying wel-to-do women, whose property the
unjust law of Virginia puts into their hands.
Tney spend it on themselves OF other people s
children, while their poor wives want. And
the barefaced impudencs of this latter class in
saying word about their property beats all the
rest. But enough for this time from
Cousin SALLY ANN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-22

A PRIME LOT OF RAISINS in l. ], anc
a whole boxes just received and for sale
at the lowest cash rates by
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-22

a. RATEssEs

PRESTON a. BAYLOA,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW AND SOL1CI-
TOR IN CHANCERY, STAUNToN, Va, prac-
tices in all the Courts of Augusta and adjoining
counties. =.
OFFIcE-The same formerly occupied by his
father, Col. Geo. Baylor, decd, on Augusta ST.,
oor<site the Court house. nozI
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-22
Professional Directory.
LFRED SMITH,
OCTOR u. p. REESEI
EE OFFICE
aud resi- denee opposite the Market House.
Special attention given to
DISEASES OF FEMALES.

NTOTICE.-I am still in possession OF all the
forms prescribed by the Judges of the Su-
nreme Court of the United States in Bankrupt
cy, and will still give immediate attention to all
such cases. Two thousand dollars exemption in
Bankruptcy is good against all debts, both new
and old. -,
Nv Office is in the second story of my build
ing diagonally east across Court-lan from Court
bnildings J. B. WATTS,
enI Atty at-law.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-22

gNgsESsH CANTON ES-a prime lo
e lust received warranted fresh and nice, by
ian1S RICHARDSON & BELL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-22

1TyEAS! TEAs!! !-Gunpow
der, Green, Japan and Black, of the bes
qualities and at the lowest prices.
iulv 2 RICHARDSON g. BELL.
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CUNAED LINE NOTICE
With the view OF diminishing the chances Of collision
the steamers OF this line will henceforth take specified
course for all seasons of the year.
On the Outward Passage from Queenstown to New York
or Boston, crossing meridian OF 80 at lat nothing TO
the north of 49,
On the Homew ard Passage crossing the meridian 50
at ~ lat, nothing to the north OF A.
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TRAVELLERS Guide.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
A F-fERNOON BOAT FOR EEwBURG. POUGHKEEP-
se Snd landing and s
from Vestry street. pier 80 every afternoon. ct
1s.S
pier at 80 and Twentythird street north q Erie
6y ferrybosb, Milton PoushEeepsie Rhnebeck Tivoii
burg, returning same day, 81.
Notice ensiiso % 1psow, sS'"s'"s.
ssans
ssss g: ssS sys e., 2 ssS
~ .ss
s and 5s sas sss'ss Sosn tickets '''
E'ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, n
The world-renowned steamers BRISTOL and rRoyf.
daily sunday! excepted s'' s..,a.,an s'
corsndt streets, toliSws Ho'' wv D'''i0'''' ~n
Eh rsm snn sslscs Car. ,atiP.sAed $50 and
For s;ItimSrs washlnEton and the South ats A. NIL
hspEss: ~ 49, aSd !. night Sunday sna
For philadelphia via Kensngsou, at A M ands
Emgrant and second class, 7:l5P.M.
For Sewsrk At 8 80 sac 10 IL Il 20 A. lS
saS; SO; S s;iS, 0Ja, SO =. NJ. and Il night
For Ezsbssih, sS IA $40 sC - L. n:sA:M,
SUNDAY. $40, sand 10 I. NJ; 80.
22.30 20 $40, 10 4:8o $40 $50, 5 So s. 6:0 1880
$40. l0p NJ and l. night Sunday, 20 and T: NJ
rSE $a9sS ssd gu Perm AmDoy and 10 NJ
.,sP. NJ, and Il night sunday, and gr. M
For East Milestone, A. M IL NJ, 4: 10 and 20 r NJ
For Lambcrtville and Pennington, "a. NJ. and q P NJ.
For Phillipsburg and Bevidcrc, and 4 r. NJ
ation Ror Rurn and n
den, and go A; NJ, u 80, and SPIN
For Jamesburg, Pembcrton and Camden A. NJ. and via
boat from pier No l, 3A0P NJ .
sA5 P; Nj daily: 10 rs A. N. and s:ss I; NJ, daily, ea
cept Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, $40
M, ass 1913 p. NJ Sunday, 40 A. NJ. From Phila-
delphia 522 $50 105, ii 05. IL 5 A. NJ, 2l5, 0s :55.
II. and iS ;isP II: -. -, -, n-'.,.-nm -.
Asor House, and foot of Desbrosscs and Cortandt
streets Enl.grant ticket office No. Battery place
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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YOUNG NAN "A PROTESTANT WANTS A STU
"A alton ascoachman and gardener Is careful driver
good reference Address, two days A. b. box ia
Herald Office.
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YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACH
"A and groom; thoroughly understands his bssi-
has first class references Call on or address NJ o.,
I'd ay,
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EXCURSIONS.

"A, Banks giving a splendid view Of tho harbor BAY
s f%aH Captain "1 Tsws s ' ms2e
5es. ES$'S ssrss. :Is q issi ;!
Fare f.. the WHOLE q ladies' cent. Com
ply to the Captain on board foot Of Eighth street. R.
Banks ON %fss ssFi sna he Fishing
RRooKLYN YACHT CLUB REGATTA,
sss: S:; y SSz
with
Un Via sng Ra her y R sS pS5
Ss q 6 saai s Y sqa a. IS Of
daily rp s1 ne for a Ss G g ss.: 4:
SiF J s ss;s ;sSDnf fss sss sss
md ssa Fs se H.rs ssPns " ssS HsS nd F:s H
Fare. S 10 and IL cents
RRooKLYN YACHT RACE,
THURSDAY, June IA
The MAGENTA
g The ysshss the above race s. S,y
van p sfry ~ sroS SsT5n York.
line steamer seAn roc CHARLEY fs cHsMsfRLs leave.
ksl ,s1 5 s.s sve NORM ss .r esa' @s%s
b9rs, Peek sin tss. River, ,'s chEis.9 s
Riss NJ every day. ssiurdsy only ereepsed
Bait lines and refreshments board from A. q. Eos
ter. Fare Tor the excursion, 81.
CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN l1 South street.
U,oR REGATTA BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB-THE
steam propeller yacht CHRISTIAFA 400 tons burthen)
will take limited number OF passengers and accompany
the yachts Thursday 18th over the course sailed The
Hs sof shs sssDs s
n. r. $50; Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, TO- The above pro
pciIer for charter TO small parties Apply to W. q EGER
TON, picr 9 Il. H.
ErsHRRxENi USE roRsrERs PATENT GIMP our
Il for smells and leaders, Sold At all fishing tackle
stores Principal depot rs Delaney street, Ncwyork.
HARLEY STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing May "a, 1873
Harlem boats leave PecR slip Spier d Fast RIVER for
Harlem every half hour, from $50 A. ". until p. NJ,
cepting ii A. NJ, IL 80 and p. NJ landing at Eleventh,
Eighty fourth, Astoria, iJ9h and 10th streets Bsec
Meeting with regular boats for High Bridge and Kings
bridge. ]. +. TALLMAN, superintendent
- OCULAR OONEY ISLAND BOAT-DAILy ExCUR
IN sions to the scashore.-fhe steamer GENERAL
sEpUWick VIII leave Chrstol her street, North Riysr
atgi5 NJ, i2i5 NJ, 3l5; Franklin street. 20, Jaw
DEGULAR BOAT To THE FISHING BANKs-oN
Gus steamer MONITOR Captain Cbas: Foster, will make
an Excursion TO the Fishing Banks daily saturdaysex
ccpted, leaving Eighth street, East River, att Ieck
Sip Ea. River o Christopher street, North MV 81
ladies' 81 cents Fine stAterQoms for the ACCOMMODATION
q families JOHN LYNCH, Manager. Music BY Geo.
ScbiedeL
CLEANERS BARGBs AND GROVES TO CHARTER
~ For excursions, at lowest rates; walters Grove,
iona Island, and oner usSyss on ga gront s,reet
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COA.,HMrn AVID CARDEHERs.

A RELIABLE MAN-TO TAKE THE EXCLUSIVE
n agency OF This State for line OF goods entirely new
goods sell quick for cash. Apply at 1853 Broadway room
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

i FoR QUEENSTOWN AND ,LIvERPooL-Royal
cf 81 a5f sSPned e fa q june
CITY Or MONTREAL. ...... SATURDAY, June i 5 4 n
SEEy q g .sssarSss $s%s sfS
succeeding SATURDAY. ana Tharsaay rom pier
80, RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin S7o $so and go gold according to accommoaa-
Or g: rspd
Hare ams%9ea5 sw
Drafts issued at lowest rates.
nSr saSs and foa business apply " the
For Storage passage at & o shTSadw nxLr Ason or
0'DoNNELL 4 FAULK. 4O2 Chestnut street, Phiisdel-
r 9. BROWN 81 South Clark, corner Lake street. Chi.
VIM INMAN, Liverpool and No. Rue Scribe, Paris.
nHRH III %aS s gs5 x ssS
aaSsTsA wss Esal ss. July July
SEhS$St wss j$iy
tue sna on s "s
rooms all upper deck thus securing good light and
TO GLASGOW Rive vEa aS 5HS 81 ftaesDosDERnY
Saturday steamers Gold. Wednesday c sSaMsrs.
Cabin return tickets, secur.
ing best "'I sTREssSg $50 CURRENCY s5ie $3.50
hs
DRAFTS FOR Any AMOUNT AT CURRENT RATES.
o0mpany' Offices No sGTs Srf sRos New xr Y9
% iS ss Be- mad s Ct
charge on application
THE hAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
l iron mail 'eamaSh EgsrpuAL1A,
Captain w a Fan On thursday juno Il
taking x'% Sofs plymouth London
KvssssSs g. payable n YHiss Ss'is sSs
81 sp sr.e tg York
The ThTRISdiS win sail June iia"'""' N'" '''A'
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-srEAM TO QUEENS.
WIsc9SsIs e.Sss% Freshman June "a
c.,,s From = North RIVER $1,000 "'s : w.
Cabin ''i'4ss tfe ;ssr sss s currency
ssa ssa t. S e R S
and Germany Ea.s Broadway
1a5sss Queenstown and Everpoe r'nishy
70 s% sIss. ssa AR s54S E2s2
ssssSs sss's$sSS:y 5%ss =
ITALY 1n0mpiSSoSk IosDoS sipsTss1as Sy July
zHsnSt sSSf II fhE
Tickets at reduced rates
Stceragc, 429 currency
Prepaid Storage tickets from Liverpool Queenstown.
af TTh fs SWhs S SST e London
For further information apply at the q6npanys ONCE
60 broadway. f. W. j. HURST, Manager
(yUNARD LINE.
~ THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
between New York and Liverpool. calling at Cork Har
FROM NEW YORK
:sEsEkI .%ssyy, June i S$TSyx ;sstasy June i
| JAVA. WEDNESDAYS, July PARTHIA. .satday, July
SCUBA. "Wednesday July SAMARIA.. Satday. July IL
Steamers marked thus do carry steerage passen-
gers.
And every following Wednesday and Saturday from
New York. RATES OF PASSAGE Cabin $50 500 and
$3.50, gold according to accommodations Tickets to
terms. steerage $50 currency. steerage tickets from
lowest rates For freight and passage apply At the
| passage, Ill Broadway, Trinity Building.
CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN Agent
to y. II. DU VERNET,
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i ARLEN STEAMBOAT NOTICE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

CLEANERS BARGBs AND GROVES TO CHARTER
- For excursions, at lowest rates; Walters Grove,
iona iS""u' anu OBI BlooSKR CO.. 2s Front street
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UoAsTwlsE STEAMSHIPS.
pACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's LINE no
CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
Via PANAMA.

L CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA. ~
zsSISSSfi P1ShSS sxsTx SxErHx GREY. 70
f1saFlS f sGsG asD coafinl
sss1sSis csS' ss
ysas E. sss
ssassss ssi Il.
ss.s TsP SSsTs $S
Sas e ~ Say I
e "a.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
baISn elegant screw steamship
81 a ass%ss JAZZ i
Ass%. bSwns sssss apply . ~A GARRISON
DIREor LINE TO HAVANA,
York and fax1s.s 43a yfs: Sus linz.
pier No. . North EVE EVERY sis TrHTTRsDAY
CITY CITY OK OK HAyANA Hayama is
CITY Of Of MEXICO Hawai- sSd
S'r freight q PASSES ssR SONS IS Broadway
ssSssS fHSs$ss as , ysda
s'sa%sAa h1s GgsA e H9s sons ss9s sro.dw.
TEXAS LINE.-FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
1 Key West, carving the United States Ma.-Steamer
East River saturday, june Il az n Through bills
Of lading given to Houston all points the Calves
ton, Houston and Henderson and 3. B. and O. r. r. No
charge for forwarding in New York For freight pas
q H. MALLORY Co, 1853 Maiden lane, or
W. r. CLYDE, ITO Wall street
H.. MEE6m fzsTsS s PiniH'rP LINE.
EMILY n soUDER
from pier - North RIVER toot q North Moore street,
Louis vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston ana fndianoia
,pi r sSRe50 oT RSa
DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The steamer CITY OF GAhvEsToN Captain Rowland
will leave pier 20 East River, Wednesday, June IL at
r. NJ. Freight received daily. Through rates gwen to
Galveston, lndianoa, Rockport or Aranzas Wharf. Bra
80 For freight or passage, having superior accommo
u"'''"' "'fo5' ii. MALLORY CO., 1853 Maiden lane.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS OF CARGO PER STEAM.
IN ship GEORGE CROMWELL, hence to New Orleans
reported In Abaco In distress.ro facilitate the settle
OF the cargo upon It's arrival New Orleans shippers
requested to send at to the Office of johnson
Virgins 62 Wall street, lists of shpme nts with invoice
values and where insured. CLARK SEAMAN.
T,OR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND-THE
Z Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
ship ISAAC BELL. Brakeman c0mmander. for Norfolk,
City Point and Richmond on Thursday, June H. at r.
M giving through bills Of ladng to all points South and
points Acconmod atiors unequallcd. Apply at pier
or at the general Office tG Greenwich street, Of
Dey.
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y TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. BELFAST AND
LONDONDERRY.
PENNSYLVANIA SAILS JUNE H.
from the company dock, Fulton ferry. Brooklyn.
SUPERIOR PASSENGER ACCOMMODATIONS
Cabin So and $gl gold siccragc, $50, currency
DRAFTS ISSUED ON ALL PARTS OF EU ROPE.
For freight or passage apply to
Steerage office Is Broadway. ~ Broadway.
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PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD qncluding wine)
TO BREST OR HAvRE,
First Cabin, SIPS; Second Cabin, SIS
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates
These ste amers DO not carry Storage passengers.
American travellers going 10 returning from the
continent oil Europe by taking this line, avoid both
crossing the Channel, besides saving time trouble and
expense. . ..
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent So Broadway
NOTE.-Railroad Tickets between Paris and Vienna
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coo 000 WILL PURCHASE, TO . CLp p,s,,. AS
DJO.UUU estate, q large manufacturing busins.s
working under its ow copyrights paying SO 90 per an
nun: can be doubled with small outlay c,n
principals only addroAe EAECuTOk. inauhoi e'S~
PHILADELPHIA,
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SINGLE, MIDDLE-AGED ENGLISH GARDENER
"A wants q situations one who understands the busi-
ncss in all its branches. Address EDWARD LOvEY,
&ngeMoOd. n. j.
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4 NGELi,s TURKISH BATHS, 81 LEXINGTON Av.-
"A Want agreeable, honest, intelligent industrious
men, older than Is years must be strictly temperate
employment healthy and profitable; references re
ouired.
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VITANTED-IN A STATIONERY STORE, A STRONG
w bow to run errands acquainted with the bust
ness; mono others need applye Address SrATIoNER.
Hc oh
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TINTED STATES PASSPORTS FROM THE DEPART.
- mcnt OF state, Indispensable 70 travellers going
abroad, ISSUED by RUFUS X MCHARG, n Cedar street
Notary and Commissioner for state and Territory
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-oFFICTAL
" Passports of the Department of State issued by A.
c. WlLLMARTH United States Court House, Al Cham
bers street.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CoMPANYS
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAvRE, CALLING AT BRESr
The splendid fayorite routc for The Con-
iinent will sail from pier No. 80 North River
WILLIE DU HAvRE, Surmont. Saturday, June IA
rIkEhE. paurs Saturday, june 2S
ST. LAURENI LENA RE Saturday, July IL
WILLIE DE fAkiS. Saturday, July Is
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-05-16
LYON COUNTY AGRICULrURAL So
CIETY.
Fair to be Held Time Fixed.

At me citing of the Board of Direc-
tOrs OF the Lyon County Agricultural
Society held in the city of Emporia,
May 18th, 1873, the following commits
tees were appointed, viz:
Improvement of Grounds--W. T.
SOden, T. C. Watson, J. H. Phenls.
Finance. e. Kelsey, C. Fl. North,
H. B. Lowe.
Premium List-P. B. Plumb. L. Sew
cry, c. II. North.
1t was also resolved to hold the I'd
annual fair on the grounds of the So
ciety, on the 10th. 18th, 18th and 18th
of September, 1873.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
WHEREAS, Objection has been made
to the Society that it was organized
and intended as private speculation,
and 1t having been urged that the
county of Lyon should own the prop
erty and carry on the operations of an
agricultural society within its limits,
therefore,
Resolved, That this Society will dis
pose of all its grounds and effects to
Lyon county ut the actual cash value
thereof, to be determined by three dis
interested persons; or will sell the
same to the county at the actual cost of
the same, the Board of County Com
missioners to have the choice of either
method of determining the price said
Board and this Society each to have
the privilege of choosing one of said
appraisers, and the two so chosen to
chose the third, none of whom shall be
reeidents of the city of Emporia.
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THE NEWS IN LYON COUNTY.
How to Reach the People.

1t is useless for obscure journals to
talk about having as large q circula-
ton in Lyon county as The EMPoRIA
NEWS. They have done this frequent
Iy Tor the purpose of quilting our home
advertisers. No paper has ever had
half as large a circulation in this
county as THE NEWS, and what's
more, never will have. With q shoto,
of reducing rates, and with cry
against THE NEws-"that terrible
NEws"-they go about the streets beg
ging for advertisements to prolong
their existence. Now, We will state
for the benefit of advertisers, who
want to reach the people Of the county,
that we distribute more papers every
week ut our Office and at the EInporia
post office than the entire circulation
of any other paper in the county.
And we will also state that to the
thirteen post offices in Lyon county
outside of EmpOria, we distribute
more papers every week, than the
entire circulation of any other paper
in the county. Our circulation Is
more than double that of any other pa
per in Lyon county. We have the
proof at hand if anybody wants it.
We don't ask them to take our asser-
ton. 1t is useless for envious
Observation-Disclosures" with more am
bition than brains TO attempt to
build themselves up by endeavOring
to tear THE NEWS down. We can
point to several brilliant failures in
this line of business, and the more
publishers attend strictly TO their
own business and let others attend to
theirs the better success they will
have. We are aware that we have
been slightly in the way of several
stupendous newspaper intellects here,
and may be again. We are truly
sorry for all this, and would give up
the field to accommodate them if we
did not like 1t here tolerably well.
We cannot afford to kick them into
notOriety, and they ought TO know
enough by this time, not to but theiI
heads against a wall. Advertising
rates, rery reasonable. Come and see
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OBITUARY.


death enters, and there's no defence.
HIS time there's none can teli,'
Is indeed truthful saying, and full many
bereayed heart Is sadly beating an echo
to it.
On the morning OF the 18th of March,
1915, at his mothers residence, after a
severe illness of one week, WILLIAM j.
PHILLIPS, SON of VIM. and ID. A. Phil
lips, aged % years, was called 10 pass
from eartn away, leaving nought with
us but senseless clay, to soar to worlds to
US unknown, to lind place around Gods
throne. He was a widows only son; and
more dutifuI and affectionate son 1t has
never been our lot 30 meet; and, indeed,
1t may be said of him that he was q model
young man in very many OF the depart
ments OF life. he had been q most exemp-
larry member ofthe n F.. church at Pleas
ant Hill for about four years, ever ready
to use his utmost ability in advancing
the Interests Of religion. The Sunday
school, the class and prayer meetings,
and indeed, every means of grace, found
In him constant attendant, and q hum.
bic though ever fai thful supporter,
Such OF the time during his illness his
mind WAS wandering, and he often gave
expression of doubts and fears rs to his
acceptance with God; but when called
back to his right mind by "a question. ne
gave many bright evidences of an abiding
faith in that blood that clean ses from all
sin. At one time he said that il his sick.
ness had accomplished no other good.
that 1t had shown him his need of being
a holy man. He gave many exhortations
to his friends respecting their duty to
God and the world, and longed to recoy-
er That he might work yet longer and
more faithfully in bis Masters vineyard.
One Of his EeighboIs $, who is quite
man OF the world, remark ed, ssthat il he
were as good man as William Phillips,
he would not he afraid to de-" To him,
and all others, I would say, that we can.
not have too much purity and holiness of
heart, to enter into the presence of the
God Of the Universe, as our departed
friend often testified both in life and on
his dying bed. And If judgment begins
at the house of God, and those who have
by their daily walk and con- |
to fit themselves for an en-
NA~HN0 INV INC Aoo'CuAy SAtys ScarCeI3
enter In, how shall those be admitted who |
have lived in open rebellion against God |
all the days of their life. Oh! ye immor-
tai men, who are tending to the tomb as |
fast as the wheels Of time move, stop and |
think, before it is too late, and secure |
unto yourselves the pearl of great price, |
that gives sure admittance into the city |
of our Col. an interest in the blood nf /
The Lamb. J. A. A.