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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-24
CHURCHES.

FRrCAS NJ E.-Fourteenth street, between
n valiant and Cedar streets services saobath IL
a m. and 80 D. N; sunday school, 80 p III
Observation-Disclosures street; meeting Sab
l hath 10 80 p. m. I; preaching oceasiohaiis
<,urRcH OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l ~ Fon,,aenth street; Sunday Morning prayers
,o,ao a m; evening prayers, 80 p m; sunday
scbool go a. m. Friday evening prayer 7;aO p III
v,,RsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
i Preaching al 10 :30 O. IN" p N, arT sbo-as
Sabbath school at $50 p. m rev l. o. "uo'oe'
pastor.
1rrURRAN-Thirteenth street; services Sab
hath 1880 a. III. Sunday school : p W. rev
nngppe, pastor
nyETHODIsT-Cor Eighth and walnut streets ,
MI Preaching Sabbath 1880 q. m ana p M ,
nrsver meeting Wednesday $50 p, M SUNDAY
sebool. ga m Rev. Whitaker pastor
nREsBYTRRIAN.- Eighth street; preachihg On
/ Sabbath al 1900 q. m ana ~ y. M PtSsyeii
meeting "Wednesday at 1852 p. m ounua' o'u'o'
at3p. N. Rev. b, y George pastor
E, EcoSp PREE.wILL BAPTIST - Fifteetth
- street. between Walnut aud Cedar streets ser
vices Sabbath at and 1;3O p m
OF. JOsEPH's-lR Roman Catholicl Corhe. Cr0ss
y and Walnut streets; services SaNpath Io'Wa
m Sunday School at2 p. IN ; Nespers . p M se'
wees every day at p IN
CT, PATRICK 81 Roman Catholic) Corner NINA
= street and Washington avenue SERVICES Sao ui
oath and 10 a. m Vespers 3 p. N. sunday scho21
On. m. services every day at p. m Rev. + LapeI'
priest
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-24
Outfits are now ready for Agents.

Agents Wanted. ps sfRa for s sS' fP Si
convinced that this is the most saable book in
the market to save time, send 81 for outht of the
book, and state your choice of territory, Address
J. FAIRBANKS & CO.,
Chicago, III.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-08-24
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS,
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.

the market being full of limitations of the
name MoLASE, spelled differently but same
pronunciation.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

The New York San publishes the fol-
lowing questions. the replies to which
were written by Mr.. Edison himself:
Then you consider your work on the
electric light finished'"
Practically done, though ] am still
experimenting with a New of reducing
its cost"
What does il cost nows"
"You will have 10 ask that question
of the officers of the company in New
York"
"How many lights, each equal 10
a cas- jet, do you get TO one-horse
powerP"
My lights are on ratio of ten gas
Jets per horse power per hour"
What is the power of your engine"
Eighty-horse power"
What does IL cost to run your eighty
horse power engine one hourP"
Seventy-five cents"
How long do your lights maintain
their power without iniurym
"Twenty-three were burning continu-
ously from Friday Inst TO Wednesday,
ana thirty-three from w cdnesday to ten
o'clock on Thursday night. Durirs this
time the engine was stopped for an hour
10 take water. Not ligbtwas injured,
all were regulated ut tie central sta
tion
What was the distance of the iur.
thest light that was burning five daysF
Three lights have been burning that
time one-fifth Of mile away"
Were the twenty-three all con-
nected with one main wire9"
Yes"
'And more could have been put on
the same main wire without increasing
the power OF the engine or diminishing
the light oi these twenty -threes"
YES. Ave hundred.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
Historical Facts Of Interest.

Card. were invented In France in
1890.
France abolished the slave trade. 30
FAR as in her power, in 1915.
Windmills were first known In Spain,
France and Germany in 1909.
Crucifxion, as n criminal punishment,
was very common four or five hundred
years II. G.
The first building of the Egyptian
nyramids Is supposed To have been about
1900 years before Christ.
Excess In dress was restrained by Law
In England under Edward w., 1865, and
again In the reign of Elizabeth in 1874
No wine was produced In France In
the time of the Roman occupancy. The
art of making wine was produced from
India.
Alabama was originally y portion Of
Georgia. It was admitted into the
Union in 1890, with n population OF
i28. 900.
Sir John Chardin. in his Travels in
Persia" says that the Persians smoked
tobacco long before the discovery o
America.
The Habeas Corpus the peopleis
writ Of right, passed for the security of
individual Tight-was made law May
"a. 1879.
Wheat sufficient for the food of one
hundred men for one day, was worth
but one shilling In the year ilso. and :
sheep cost but fourpeaoe.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
immensely OF the stars.

1t is known that the stars are true
suns, that some Of them are larger than
our own sun, and that around these
enormous centers of heat and light re-
volve planets on which life certainly
exists. Our sun IL distant from US 3s.-
600. .000 leagues, but these stars are dis
tant at least 500. 900 times as far-a dis
lance that, in fact, Is incommensurable
and uuimaginable for us. Viewed with
the unaided eye. the stars and the plarsts
look alike; that is, appear to have the
same diameter. But. viewed through "A
telescope. while the planets are seen to
possess clearly appreciable diameters,
the stars are still only mere luminous
points The most powerful of existing
telescopes, that of Melbourne, which
magnifies 5000 times, gives US an image
OF one of our planets possessing an ap-
Iarent diameter of several degrees.
Jupiter, for instance. which seen with
the naked eye, appears as a star Of the
first D agnitude, with diameter of
forty five degrees Mt the smost, will in
the telescope have its diameter multi
piled 5000 times, and will be seen as IL
IL occupied in the heavens an angle of
100 degrees. Meanwhile a star along
side OF Jupiter, and which 10 the eve
~ ~ oilkut hs Anat planets Will sLlll Dc
simple dimensionless point. Neverthe-
less. that star is thousands of times more
voiuminous than the planet. Divide
the distance between us and that planet
ny 5000, and you have for result dis
tance relatively very small; but divide
by 5000 the enormous number of leagues
which represents the distance of star,
and there remain n number of leagues
too great TO permit of the stars being
seen by us In perceptible form. In
considering Jupiter sr any of the planets.
we are filed with wonder at the thought
that this little luminous point might
hide not ofzly all the visible stars, but A
number 5000 fold greater-for Of stars
visible 70 our eyes there are only about
5000. All the stars of these many con-
stellations, as the Great Bear, Cassi-
opeia. Orion, Andromeda, all the stars
of the zodiac, even all the stars which
are visible only from the earth's south
ern hemisphere, might be set in one
plane. side BY side, with no one over
tapping another, even without the
slightest contact between star and star.
and yet they would occupy so small q
space that, were IL to be multiplied by
5000 fold, that space would be entirely
covered by the disk of Jupiter, albeit
that disk TO u seems 10 De an inappre-
cisble point.-HFof. J. vssot.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

The old adage used TO be. nothing
like leather" Itshould now be, moth
ing like paper" PAPER is used for al
most everything. Among the things
made of paper exhibited at the BffHn
exhibition not losg since, were paper
buckets, "bronzcs. urns. asphalt ROOT
ing. water cans. carpets. skirts, whole
suits Of clothing. jewelry. material Tor
garden walks. window curtains. Ian
terms and Observation-Disclosures. The
most striking Of the many objects ex-
hibited in this material was. perhaps,
fire-stovc, with cheerful fire burning
In 1t. There were ncwly-invented rail-
way carriages and chimney pots. Hour
barrels, cottage walls. roofing tiles, ana
brieks and dies for stamping. all made
of paper. Attention has frequently been
called to the value Of ordinary sheets OF
paper - q substitute for bcdclothcs: OF,
at least, an addition TO bcdclotbes.
The idea seems to have suggested the
fabrication of BLANKETS from the
cheap material, and II all that Is said oi
them i true. they ought 10 be exteh'
uvcly used DetFois Free Htss.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
A Strange Love.

T ciasped her, struggling, to my breast,
whispered love unknown;
One kiss upon her lips pressed
Aud she was all my own.
loved her with a love profound
Fen death could ne'er destroy
Aud vet must confess found
My bliss had some alloy.
Ono eve saw her, unaware,
Upon fellows lap,
He claiming kisses ripe and rare
did not like the chap.
She had some faults (as have VIC ally
And one hoped to throttle
She had, alas, what Unjust call
A weakness for the bottle.
One morn met her ere was mado
Her toilette, and beneath
An old straw hat her laugh betrayed
MY darling had no teeth.
Unconscious OF my presence she
With artless antics rare
Tore of her hat and-gracious me
Her head was minus hair.
But love is founded on rock
And mighty in its might,
For could learn, without shock,
She could not read nor write.
She could not dance nor sing a tone,
And scarcely could converse;
But what cared I-she was my own
For better or for worse.
Oh. how loved her-I confessed
Devotion and you, may be,
Would do the same il you possessed
Another such baby.
H. C.. Dodge, in Puck,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

4 gypsy Damp was recently found be-
tween Loslan and Rybink. with all It's
inmates, numbering eleven persons,
frosen 70 death IN sitting posture
arouad n expiring Gre.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

MHEWAuKEH, Wa, March I8.
~ EDwAED CLAKEn I'll believe
Yus'Fs real hnmhug, Ned, sad that you're
noA Ned st al, nor . widower. nor anything
eAss stated in that personal. Afler carefully
seudying youF little romsnse, have made up
usy ssirad that yoz are one q two evils;
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05

Our handsomest wedding present
came from VIII. II was large secre-
tary, beautifully inlaid. and fitted with
gorgeous array of writing material. -
b. 4. Ldthrop, in Scribner's Monthly.
, 1880-03-01

,Tpn' y, n;;,, eS 1T i, sy9sce y .Ss KSx T,.S n
baptl,t, I, y nanip Il tho tin lid u !iiycr.
nt MIN! ia,l come. iii; hear. ha,i tecnn,n fi'
ina % .IWly Hn i s st a e"
e,:r Ir'St tin tho 'ows thst 's 'srta" @ J"h'',
fss Ktns - te HIT Tas tn & BFesS'9GS ss ne%
king''nm 4, 6al.-ani Tint crowds wcrn Joining
tho new hoN,. Tim sconn N tho new ,nt,yetnent
Nnznrr'ih. I n Attr,vst cerfnh Tint Christ spent
the nornina1ltite early. bofnrt tne heat of tho
wnlkcsi fnrttnvnr hill and VILE tp Hnto the Jnr-
tlaIl. whero och Reetlcs werr ;'aily coming 70
hut, wh!lo no snlka, n,rk how hrnt,tlfn nro THO
words n!,nye rs hrnd and tho rich sunlight nll
Seeata H. sas rS S2ysa fst 9, ss ke ;cr
aIIs aro tha st. q Him tist hr'r9eth, good
Thoughts ca,, b thus lIxht arn, toyo,ts, for tho
homo llfc wits son to end. ind with i pIhlo
snrccf werc to cme many nithSrtm :, ,,nknnwM snr;
thorns. nut the 3vno Ono looks not buck. lie
ecrs tho lts1lhN II. lust n1 marks tho out tltnc Of
seses t's s"cn nq bsa stsR " i.ss ~ oi % sSc
most llnport!nt ilIit!ents NJ mind nnd hcnrt IN
MI nleEoryl Can y,u think or any event tnilrG
sublime. IN icsults thin this 'ncctingOf JOhH
and Christ 81 tho 'anks Of that streiinl? John
WIS rahly fdF tho hour. 11n hat no false or
ptnrsd and RAlvntiSE of nsnl,. Lifting mp Ills
tncc anti looking t0A,r1i tho stringnr, WhOln he
ht Dncc pcrtbkesl to 70 Jcstis, he sil,l: IlehHld
Him whose llAc-l1tcht MN unworthy To stGDp
,tnwr, md ,intp.ci l,m nht tint light. Ilcho.l
Him who istho light = And john IN that !uncly
plnsc rrssY@mcsl @ tM9 cpwn. llun.hly Christ re-
crptAnce of tho MIN L Nazareth nre pictures
mike full Of gr1sco Mndln,t,ilIty. The eighteen
missing ytnrs. hro thus ended and Christ passcs
atsain Into history. -
, 1880-03-01
TIE KINGDOM OF GOD.

6ERNON Tx THE tlEr4 nse. TIfONAS.
Tho ltev. Or. II. ". That,As preached, ns
us,'nt, to lar9o congregation ut tho Centenary
~. l.. Church yesterday 1nUrnlng, his hoalth be-
ing mich improved, though he Ia mt ns strong
ns ho WIS previous to his recent illness. Ills
text was:
hut seek SO first tho Kingdom Of God and Ills
rlgt,,eass 1n S,' ni !fe4o things shail 10 added
Two gcncr1ll rcasons, ho sAtd, hnd boon urged
#, favor nf tho ncw translation now being mstle
of tho Scriptures. Ono WIS TINT tho present
version Of tho Now Tcstamcnt WIS
n1ndo from manuscripts In 0rrck COL
Iccted by Erasmus and Roberts IN
l56 and 1k5t, being Of later date than tho
tenth century. Since then thorO had boon dis
coyorea tho Atexanlrian codcx, which was
Thought to dato buck to tho ilflh century; tho
VntlcMIi ethlcx dating bnGk TO tho fourth cenlu-
stof n tn u s tho Mat Snn,,o snnl qodlYSS
TlsthondrrA, supposed to taso also hnck to tho
l'rst part ot tho fourth century. Through Ill
tuxt could certniilly ho nrra,gud, A,i0thor scl.-
40. %as . io,,n.l in this: That very many Of tho
thlt they M! lii tl.o sove.l,uonth coNtury. Aii
cxa,nplo Of this occurred H. tho context ot tho
a St:S vesse tss g, prsssat e Sers!sa' msas sSo
Sst "r s % t6Rs q Es %ho t1oSe1 %
"thought III tho oitien tlilo meant soIict,,tie,
anxiety, y,-and Jesus ncnnt that tho people
HraspIng, TOO dstr,,stl,l 0f tho care nf Provl-
tioIto. lic did MT certaLnly NOM 10 my, "a thu
E %r x ,%aSas @ %M H. Z, wv W. s 5 r. SayS san n
thought wllAtever, no fnrcoast!ng, no thinking
about what We should cut, nr drink, q wear. II
brr.d an,l ont q home, e,.that no would no on tho
lilo literal sonse, without my provision. il littlo
while thcro would tu no county for them to he
, 1880-03-01
ETERNAL REST.

n sermon Yesterday fon.nnon frnn, i,cbrova
fourth chapter, eleventh rcrae:
Let US lalor, therefore, to enter intn thses
rest lcht any tnu't fall after tho saIln cxllnpla
OF unbel4f.
DR.. Mathowson said TINT tho Aposttc.s letter to
i'm IIchrowe wns rich wiz fuatrctt,,o t"s son,
ana tho dealings o. Cod with His faithful sefy-
ants, and also with tho unfalthful ones, wcre
clearly set forth, God Ind promised ia Ills MOO.
nio ctcrna, rcst m crn,,nrs ~ ',,,o,,,.nso .na
min Tha innoana ~ .u o y. ,ns ,n,s at
tho rest mentioned Is n rest from I'LL evil
So long as muu lives on Garth is
ITS i... present condition ho has vnrloa1
1nGattee1Sns a en1SEns 10 70 s,, enemies cXternaii
elnhark pn his VOYAGE to tho Kingdom than hls
fral! batk 4 ~ dNnEor q snnne hidden lulrk..
snaa or snxe IT, so1k t w'oh flo cI."ny q ~
every step on tho path ts n,rrnil.ettal hy sn1ne
hldtsHn nt'Nr9 or ritfall. Hence pn,ti's caIne:s
the lanA Hf resi-, In tho totnu Of G.Hl's children,
, 1880-03-01

eta,rernt!on al! ,,.. chartablo . md preventive
@ sws III II oss 4ns, y ~, IL "vsy Sn @ pFoss:ds ros sa
io he ~ ,,Hmiiisaicl cvii; Tlio recent hisinsts
fnt NJ moHt rurt, reilly 40 n.t wnut = worA.
r@o s|Xstem t cospeIGt,on fnr f7pm being
tharity. lui mukcs Tic n,sans III charity go fnr-
thor, ind tnten.iiies charitable fccngn. ii ia
S Ss s VIZ VIZ a Fl 'psF 4 af &c octsr serr tn ox s.
TEo Phllaa"lp phia ssnIcty for organtzc., char-
asrcrtain thcir ca,,.cs; 10 rcti,iee iuiiisortm.
lpntn giving; to scy.iro immunity frnm I'm;
!0st,lres to relieve 1ll chses 4f rcnl want, and
fnr, Ms posslilc. Tho means by which it
s,s,kA 10 accomplish these cn.la are ~, giving
tiun. HUI or s "w', funas Is risss % sa po"r irn
hnhts Ut err'l'lcntc; ny melting them to moro
sanitary lnoes q "f l!fe; ana BY s.crt.,g tho 60
hcrs, % pay,,,out q b, ~ mcInl'ers on pay-
brls. il Ii divided into war,l organizations with
volunteer, visitors md cotHploto, system of
!myestEation. 81 that n cn.h visitor lms & only a
lie ind private chnriiy. Ali purity an,l sectarIan
sfnto mud Church arc hand IN han,i il ,loes nut
sSSs s!Son. s Hny os GSR!' Ga!1Se'y e ID
n!s sfs e Hsss sesRs to tS en!st sfs sy
pv 70 ,s t " n"t ess n e. e%s II.
sued 10 cuol! M,c,nl'er nf tho society, md whom
ss 1ns'cr =, a mSuts y s apsIsart for lsf ho
s's5ss @ @ % sp a S iha PIC s . y TIL" III
apniy tRo second time. rhls System 1n.skcs sc s
Of the "sc VIZ y * ko% ~ TIE ynEnt md
, & ~ nrEnrr'Sed md 'nunlcp" sources Of ehar'
te S tSpy ts :ss rs se Il ras;ns ss'Rhs 5 oesr ssfs
I'll 's sf Ss Ss :S ~? $ %FFis sFsS'g' !: ss
7ssy c ysey H1d sSoa RS @sys @ ny fss sos a5s:'fs 5 Il
tho ,y,lr,l ORGANIZATIONS 40 to tie ustar'ians "
to Poor, and 30 70 prlvntn fnmiItcs and 1rgnti.
rclef waa given to l0.lUt, oc whom y were nc-
E w1t oans ~ ess re sSs1e en- y,
of relief, and of tho ather baf ei,e-nlnth wora
an' mnnIs!psl relief =, AZ w thlS work ws .!,ne at
S' %s9s G 1see sy Ct fnSpsS a f. t5 t The
This systen, US already observed, tnRkcs out
Ll"yins.it tho b9Es Of rulef. Tic minds Of
s.y sscSs.y q putting, the p.a'r r. q position to
eRs n Ss ns o,eSatiom. w en h"fry est
yai,seF ysitors ase T. als al sn thoso " nn"@ 'S
many Of tis have pursued lnotilnds which hnvo
directly tended to dcfent nl,r own desires.
MSH SSr sr 5 rSy 70 ys wsos @ essa %
those who receive, Can there 10, tho spenker
'sscG; ,s ~. "ny blessing In EtyE to those to who
, 1880-03-01

hayo l'rcn,, mt l,o clothed. Considered, IN ~.
niS"r nnstfs! .s.ctS s n1 tnnh G IT, T"" n
Wherein wis our ffo ie.icr t,un t1,as unan 1T thi.
'ysi"F 'ys, sowa %r t9 |st' |t ns Ss tho %a, or nnss
think rati,er t',nn to cnt, md bu 70
!hts moraf nntnrc, TINT Ito waa bco.s .co.s
might toll nil we cMld, an,i yct ti,e ,,,;,,We We
'l0wcr In sncnslow Dr. on mDntain w,Ir" \ ,s
Mcnt morn henMtifnl thnn We. tins nornns,aaa,tt sa,t
through tho,tHht md cxporlrrrr,-thotT tToNsn ,h.!
atln man i,cnilt fn from tho within rati,nr thas
frolt 91I,t, tho vi Wl'i!n!t: i, ''' ''aa
inent ny reversing tho tncihnl,-eensonnr f1a. f1a..
!io lesser 70 tho Rrenter. "Er!nI ,ho i',wl, ia y
the ar tt snr they SOW not, neither do tcy rap
Iathor fceo them. Aro ye r"s ,n,iaS ,iaSfssnI, s,'iI,.
tta, thsys II The eG,noy of .sl waro s"ss .cs
~ ~ er ea1e ~ p ~ o t1 ttss h:ro
rnn TINT somehow ,nan Bhta,d br tako, rmrnotm5 err 4
, chrIst, i. thSn M passea Oh 70 q rctrrNnrs to ,bs
mnent. The argument wns tat, iH' Il nj H. :.
little things wcrc c0,rd for. sonchw Odd w,MS ssIS
ac., to u TINT ilt5 nohIcst creature should nsa
WI tho Garth III slcsttt1,tfun. "o*
Another argument WINS l,nsed m mans ,tnn,.
toi,oyl-hia wntt Of lnwer: We c1uii nnta T, r.
thinking nr TorryinH al lone. cuhlt" To-, 10 our "
hron'cr md, tossitly, trlior sc1lRc, tic uhrass
Ssirr ssrin nr It raty r ri.,s nrtMy MY h. WIN
!lcn-Mcaring, our care, wo could nU Ia tnmns
Il this world: 1t was very impnstaaInat aIa
tlnt Ho 90 Whit we could. The sa"nss
When everything wslH cured Tor, from tIn nnnoi
10 tho Insect, nun WIS not in cyccplun. fSnas
would not foEsNke him. .' ''a
AnNtller argument was TINT ticro wa, eoou,-
Ing wnrllncaa In ono giving his whOe ill., II.sns =
sinpty nest al rlnrnt. We could enav nv .,n. %
colvH how otlO who hl,l no thought If Hoi ~. ~
tho,ight Of rikhttn,isncss, III, thn,nbtr ~ ~ no
Hnrnllty. no tho,ght Of Wvinu cnrt. nuhi ii aa a,n;
hinlself In porl,Ut,,al VERY hUro bcsns. W. ~
IL wnt,ld he struggle fnr fo. nit tho sS,. ,sat
meant 10 lift tho veil, ind suy Tint tls" ,vss
had como into tho pttcs filth III M u.ww w@o
Providence a1ld loving Fahur-thnsc VIII, ",,o s.~
IIfes Importance III Righteousness rlher tho Y
carthy things, md who lM,kctl 10 lonw ~. "
lnOrr.,y, should not be like thvYo IN WI, ~,
, 1880-03-01
OF Eighteen Years In the Youth and
Manhood of Christ.
DR.. Patterson Pleads for n Moro General
Observation Of I" Holy Things"
The Church Necessary Factor IN Human
sooiety-sermon by Dr. Locke.
Dr.. CAIRNS Plea Tor Cooperative Charity as a
htans Of Aiding lie roor.
Seeking the Kingdom of God--sesmon by
Dr.. Thomas.
EIGHTEEN LOST YEARS.


Prof. Swing, tho pastor OF the Central Church,
preached 10 Il largo congregation yesterday
morning. His theme wits the eighteen l,nrc-
corded year, In tho lIfo Of Christ, t1nting from
his l2th year, when he nrK,lrtl with somo
learned mon III Jerusalem, until hu began his
public ministry. Following 10 the sermon:
Aud the child grow and bccAMo strong Il,
spirit, filed with wisdom, and tho grace Of God
was upon him.-L.he H., ~.
In those brief sketches of Christ which nre
called tho Gospels, eighteen years Of experience
arc wholly wanting. Indeed, In only one Of
those memoirs Is allusion nlatlc To tho tuct TINT
dIseourseu with soino learned men III Jerusalem.
tho hssans "f s pss warR It Sf%h Chst mo no
AllasLon Is nude by, my ono Of tho four idtx-
rIarhers. IN tho legends r. tho Old Charcl,
Him who founded oiir cornno1 religion, hut
snss these %" 'eEsn!s, contain only ""az!n5
Ways weighed down. with details nj fiction
all nc great e. names = ot nnthulty, We cnnunt hut
contemporarics-t four Evniivclists- lit
" liio os thuif Mnster. It Is har,s % pr"bbo ,hat
for tho 1ise Of th9sc who lived generations Or
probable history Of thosa eighteen 0i,scnt ycnra.
It. THY no w9ll to make rsmark to explAin II
ths: Tint il Ami rpn,.h md in nitutst iii fnst
pcriotls. chliti.iife WIS not n mMttor t,f ImnOr.
tnncc. 1t lid mt cntcr lnrurly intn htcrmturt,
mr. ito tho nnteuorv Or The Vr,.ni thtr,vs ~ lin
world, II, Some nntlons ihe ,icnthiay rIthsr
inter pcrit,I H wis nssacMtri With famo or
jcnrninr or HoIua ufhor form nf tflt.rt.
whiin Tho IdrthtIny ct,uvtt, M ussocInftnns
Of Wnrfh.-it was ni,lv ffn IrrMi nf iii s1ninsnf
wonknnas. In Tho t,ost al Tho ntlric,it philuno.
uhics thp rrnsonMliu sp,1i did MT came Ia tho
bniy until II xns mlN,ut twenty yclrs 1,lt]. NC.
cnr3lnW r., nnC 0f Tim f,ld rlhis y un, ,y,s frcn
Mt Il mirht ,nnrrv NJ n DR. u shn.1ih ncnIlro
nrnncrtv rnttI r. wern ~ n ~, tm ;t'triiHrt,mi
strnnutH sh1,ii, nnnc ana "t m In rrnf.n, n'.st
lima nf ths mnt.,rt II" with ~ I"s,,s mms a;.,t
il mt known i,t Mt trnst thfa II tr,r. th,,t ia
ivc r., m tso ,~horn n"rlv liz Snon,"i ~ Ix,x
snss smoii rsnrti, nnd ~ anh"lor ~ STnr, ,,,l,"r
incs,nhnrei viii s,,rh iDt"I. liz rncnrI
rim ar nnctn MT nMiw ~ wn r,,n,v iJttir atnu,t
thn cnrtv iifc ~ .1ns1s M,t fhn nnriv St,ttrs ~
G"oe.. nH w., nni fai"ot, @ ~ III M ,;,t.,s IL
vi I .t, a q ~ s.u t tul.u . Rn1G.r ~ ~ ~,
ooErHrn.Gs ,,MKn ~ tHG!r mfr! SanGr oht ot the
Tn o"Et ~ ,i ~ 1H @ ~ , t, .,u,
" chanao MI mm3v hns M n,tlhon lscumc
orn hn1I'tf,, ~ ~ nS,,, @ .a,,,r ,,sn,s ~ H.,
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t s ,..a ~ perHh yt.ih sprnHs
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