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ard County.

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''WH.rGA-, Sunary taxes remain IN.
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Contractor & Builder,
Gi.ESCO. IOWA.

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YOUTHS, noNS AND CItlllpilENs
CLOTHING.
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PARTMENr.
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HATS AND CARS.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-10

ns he called the rich young man to do.
1t is in heart and spirit, IN life and con.
versation, that we are to bear the crosa,
not in an outward or bodily way. True,
even outwardly the cross is a Christian
symbol But should the cross be made
an ornament. Of the person? Should
the symbol OF redemption, tile likeness
Of the cross of Calvary on which the
Lord Of glory died for our souls, be put
on Just as a brooch or bracelet is put
on; a&d dangle from the neck amid
dance aud song and light hearted mirth?
Is this seemty or right? Is it not
rather a painful parody on the bearing
of the cross? Is MOI the cross toe often
thus bonn when the mind of the bearer
is still vain and frivolous, and there is no
bearing of. the cross in the heart or life ?
The true bearing o. tho cros4 after Jesus
is to follow Him, in faith and ltve,
through all that His service leads us to;
to give up all that He requires to be
given up; to undertake cheeriully what
ever He calls us to; to be willing for
Him to suffer shame and loss, to be
mockfa, despised disliked, prosecuted !;
to submit cheerfully IL all His dealings !;
to surrender our will to His will. Ru
outward and formal fearing of the cross
is easy indeed; such bearing of it as
this is not easy nay, not possible for u.s.
uuhelped. Yet this is what our Lord
calls us to, and He Himself will give us
help and strength. His grace is sufficient
for us.-Rep +. B0mdill0n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-10
PROCLAMATION.

SoVen'bct 2Dln Day ot Thnnh-gi,Ins.
by the president OF the United States
If America-ProtIamation. The COM
plctcd circles of summer and winter.
seed time and harvest, has brought us to
the accustomed season at which religious
reop,e celebrate with praise and thanks
giving the enduring mercy of the Al
mighty God, This deyout and public
confession of the constant dependence Of
man upon the Divine Father for all good
gifts Of life and health and peace and
happiness, 80 early in our history made
the habit of our people, finds in the sur
Yey ct the past year new grounds for its
joyful ind grateful manifestation. In
all the blessings which depend upon
beniguant seasons this has indeed been a
memorable year. Over the wide territory
of OFT c1''ntry, with all its diversity of
soil and climate ard products, the earth
has yielded q bountiful return to the
labor of the husbandman; the health Of
our people has been blighted by no pre-
yaleut or wide spread diseases; no great
disasters Of shipwreck upon our coasts or
to ouf commerce on the seas have
brought loss and hardship 10 merchants
or mariners and ClCuded the happiness of
the community with SYMPATHETIC sor.
row in all that concerns our strength
and peace and greatness as a nation; in
all that touches the permanence and
security Of our government and the bene-
fcent institutions on which it rests in
all that effects the character and dispo-
sltion of our people and tests our capa-
city to enjoy and uphold equal and free
condition of society Is now permanent
and universal throughout the land. FIX
perience Of last year is conspicuou8ly
marked by the protecting providence of
God and is full of promise and hope for
the coming generations. Under sense of
the infinite obligations to the great Ruler
of the tithes and seasons and events let us
humbly aScrlbe to orr own faults and
trailties, if in any degree that perfect
concord and happiness, faith and justice,
which such great mercies should diffuse
through the hearts and lives of cur peo-
| plej do not altogether and always and
everywhete prevail Let us with one
spirit and ono voice lift up praise and
thanksgiving to God for his manifold
goodness to our land and his manifest
care for the nation. Now, therefore, ],
rutherford B. Hayes president of the
United States, do appoint Thursday, the
29th day of ECYember next as a day of
national thanksgiving and prayer and |
earnestly recommend that, withdrawing
themselves from secular cares and labOrs,
the people of the United States do meet
together on that day in their respective
places Of worship, there to give thanks
and praise to Almighty God for His mcr.
cies, and to devoutly beseech their con
tinuance. In witness whereof ! have
hereunto set my hand, and caused the
seal Of the United States to be affixed.
DoNe at the city of Washington this
10Th day OF October, in the year of oul
Lord, 1877, and of the independence Of
the United States l02.
BY the President;
WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs,
Secretary Of State.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1877-11-10

A police inspector on being informed
that Il restauratcur in his bailiwick was
serving game out of season, visits the
restaurant in mutt, and orders dinner.
Waiter" says he, "can yOu give me a
salmi of partridge 2"
"Sertingly sir" replies the waiter
promptly, and yells to the cook, 6 Part
ridge for one"
The inspector finishes his dinner leis
urely, and then SAYS to the waiter, " Ask
the boss to step this way minute"
"What for ?"
"I wish to notify him to appear in
court tomorrow, and answer for selling
partridge out of season.
ooh, | guess it amt worth while
bothering him abont that"
"Da as tell you. am the police
inspector, and have secured the necessary
evidence against him."
"Oh, spotted you and guessed what
you were after. 1t twasn't partridge you
had"
Police inspector (uneasjly) =" What
was it them"
Waiter (cheerCuIly)--" Crow. .'-Ifart'
ford Post.
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life, all kinds of life, tends to compau,
ionship3 and reioices in it, from the larve
and buzzing insect cloud up 10 the klngl7
lion and the kiDglier man, 1t is. "a social
state into which we are to be introduced,
as well as a state of consciousness. Not
only, Therefore, does the SatiHr pray for
His disciples, " "T'ather, | will that those
whom Thou hast given Me be with Me
where | am, that they may behold My
glory" but those who are in that heavenly
recompense are said to have come to
the general assembly and church of the
hrst-born written in Heaven" Aye
and better than that, and dearer to some
of us, "to the spirits of Just men made
perfect"
The recognition of departed friends in
Heaven, and special and intimate reunion
wit them, fcripture and reason enable Ills
to inter with almest absolute certainty.
1t is implied in the fact that the resur.
reCtion is a resurrection of individuals,
that it is this mortal that shall put on
Immortality 1t is implied in the fact
that Heaven is avast and happy society
and is implied in the fact that there is
no unclothing Of nature that we possess,
only the clothing uponito OF the garment.
of a brighter and more glorious imm0r'
tality.
Take comfort then, those Of you in
whose history the dearest charities of life
have been severed by the rude hand oI
death those whom you have thought
about as lost are not lost except to
present sight Perhaps even now there
are angel watchers, screened by kindly
providence from everything about that
would give you pain but if you and they
arealike in Jesus, anrcmain faithful to the
end doubt not that you shall know them
again. 1t were strange, don't yoo think
it amid the multitude Of earth & ransomed
ones that we are to see in heaven, VT
should see all but those who we most
tondly and fervently long to see? Strange
if, in some of our walks along the colder
streets, we never happen to light upon
them? Strange, if we did not hear some
heaven song, learned on earth. trillcd by
some clear,ringing voice that we have
often heard before ?--Dr ". W. P0H
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