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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

|day Ho3 exbilaratinel How pleas
ant our society How ssIutafy our
environments Should the grand
and noble cause prosper as II now
promises. what 8 glorjons aspect will
ii present. Ga with me to tem-
perate neighbos hood, and ! win SHOW
you sunshine, peace, and plenty, .
great and noble people, with all
that's refining and elevating, gallant
men and beautiful women and chill.
dren, good roads, good school and
church houses, everybody wide
awake on the subject Of religion and
education, and more especially on
the subject Of prohibition. hardly
soul left 70 advocate the devils cause,
the whisky traffic. The God Of boz
en- will be their God, and happy will
be their lleasessI es. hnrah for the
w. G. r. u. May God speed the.
day when they can fully realize the
fruits 81 their labor. Oh! how proud,
how thankful q people should be who
has such brave and noble women
with such high and holy aspirations.
To raise the fallen, help the weak
and build up the country to a stand
ard second Ia none. They are lay
ing up treasures in the great beyond
where there Is crowns IN store for
the children Of God, and those good
women will have many stars to their
crown. My heart bounds with joy
when / scan the news and find my
native country just across the great
Mississippi is gong dry by counties.
The w, c. r. T. Convention held at
jackson, Mississippi, in September
was q grand success. There were
over one hundred representative la
dies in attendance. The organize
tion is growing rapidly and extend
ing its influence throughout the state.
A new effort Is to be made to get the
Legislature to have scientific temper
lance literature taught in the public
schools OF the state --enlighten the
mind--beantiin thought. Raise the
child 10 the way be should go, and
when he grows up he will not depart
from it. Ne Plus ULTRA.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10
Cured

OF catarrh by Hoods Sarsaparilla, says
would not take any moHcycd eonsiae'a's.
for the good one bottle did me- II YOU -
q sufferer, do not put eff taking s'l'I.s
remedy tin your bronchial tubes or lrng, "a
affected, and consumption has gained ~
upon yon- BE wise In time That No" a. =.
the nose, ringing noise In the ears pan - "a
head, Inflammation OF the throat, eousn,s
nervous prcstrafion win be cured u you ''''
Hoods Sarsaparil'a
Bold by al druggists. 81; sir for IS iass ~.
BY 9. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lo~s'-
80 noIlaY
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10

Attorney General Garland has
given an opinion to the Secretary OF
the Treasury OF considerable impor
lance to National banks. He holds
that they muss deposit interest bear
ing bonds 70 secure their circulation,
and that called 8 per cent, bonds
cannot be used as basis OF circula.
ton.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10
correspondence orthe Democrat.

Correspondence ofthe Democrat.
LONDON, ARK, Nov. Sin your
last number OF your paper Aunt
Wash's pumpkin story reminds me
Of the past. My father was born
the 22nd day of March, 1900, In
Yorkshire. England, and came to
Arkansas In 1888. He settled in the
woods eleven miles north OF Little
Rock. l did not become settler
Til about the year 1S44. ! have
often heard him tell that about the
year 40 pumpkin vine came up in
his chlp-yard which had IS pump
kins on it. He cut the vine of at
the first joint ahead Of the young
pumpkin that was formed and then
another vine would come out and
form another pumpkin on the sucker
vine and in this way till rs grew on
the same vine. f. d G.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-11-10


Correspondence or the democrat.
APPLEroN, Nov. 5, 1886. The re-
cent cold snap has proved great
blessing TO our people. Good health
il the result. Mr.. William Bachus
has a very sick child at present,
which is not expected TO live.
Uncle Hnry Gale is ahead on gourds.
He has grown LIT well matured
gourds, whfch will hold from | at. to
| gal. on one vine. Who can beat
that. gourding?.. F. D. E. Mont
gomery has house cat which is
more than IL years old. He is a
very large one. Now if any Of your
readers can beat US on cats and
gourds, let US know who they are.
Mr. r. M. Griffin, one Of Appleton's
old school boys, is here on visit
He will begin his school in Conway
county, Dec. lst ....J. H. Bruton
Esq, one of our young merchants, is
at court this week, a jurvman
Mr.. Sterlin Vaughan, has moved to
Caglesville.. Mr.. Porter Conley
and his estimable wife, Dora. were
visitors Of Appleton this week. They
attended the marriage of their sister.
Messrs. Girls Bates and Henry
Clark, with their families, will move
to Conway county, soon. Mr.. F.
N. Hopkins and wife left at the APP
pointed time. They left many friends,
who will think of them often. Mr..
j. w. Stokes, one of the firm Of
Montgomery, Son 4 Co., will doubt
less take severe cold. He has, to
the establishment Of all, and by the
permission OF the committee on mus
tache, severed that handsome pair
from his lip. Married-At the res
idence of j. S. Poe, commonly known
as Uncle Jo, Thursday evening, at I
O'Clock, Nov. 4th, BY Rev. James
f. Montgomery. Mr.. Jack Fisher to
Miss Ella Poe, all Of Appleton. Many
witnessed the pleasant marriage, but
your correspondent was just mo-
ment too late. We wish them sue
cess through the wandering scenes
of life. May their lives be spent IN
usefulness, and above all. may they
become bright. shining lights in the
church Of God, is our earnest wishes.
BILL JUG.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
"what 10 woman. worth .,

a nshcu a iAir damsel of Il crusty old bach.
elor' lie did not know, so she said. l,w
" man. double you, 0 mani. But a
woman feels worth little IL disease hos
INVADED her system and is daily sannin%
ner strength. For all female wealnessoss'
Dr. H. v, Plerce's "FayorIte Prescr,,'
tion stands unrivaled. 1t cnres ~
complaint and builds up the system
., ~ cents in stamps for pamnblet tn
" w orid's Dispensary Medical assoclation
900 MAN street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
THE TEXAS BAR.
mendm snt 10 49, l.- .Inoio,s,...

amendment TO the judiciary Ar,ic,. =,
AusnN, TEX, May IT. ~
st,on D ,h by the Texas Bar as s
Tho nrnn, " 'asI annual meeting TO drat,
.ne ,, prposed amendment TO The - in ~ urait
a iI 70 the constitution, bs sua'''"fy
lournl. The following dis, Ave adj
EXEC O. R M during the sittincs.
GouIdIIon Ia h9nerts, Judge r.
Rectoiand SoI4 Hancock, Hon. !
commee ton o. a. Bassett, ESQ. Thnn
the crsitu,SoA tne Judiciary article ~
The f om,.on of 1915 as basis 'e OF
changrecnSs IS a brief synopsis Of d thu
nhcrease In the lnembers :,
With sn, tne supreme court 70 san ene
diyisic S 10 act in two sections -.
Ine c3of appeals. '4isuiction OF
o. Ing more clearly tho ;
co com ~ district courts and ' infsrin
=, Ng appeals from Tho 49, .
he helm Ans ~ suits to the district co ooun y,
i, d. aa.ssning the term OF Office ., -.
peals hit years. u court Of ap- Oh
Of T. tb esrng the salaries of the ipdoos a,
s5OoQlnum. u appeals to "a
,,, l. ling the salaries NJ d,.,,
ludges600 per annum VI uistrict
complarran asseu OF BRENNAN win
mittedI vii 70 tne work Of the com. a~'
form itri Tni oe p printed in pamphIe;
nifty hers t tbro TO the legal fratef-
The nslon ~ ",t1poghout the state.
will bn pa ~ 1he Bar association
at VIII he r rano On me 18th of July.
tee wscussed 'ne commit ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

CHICAGO, ILL, May 14,-Close examl-
nation of the decomposed remains dis
covered near Cierro disclosed the fact
that they were taken there from the dis
secting room of one of the medical col.
leges in the vicinity. There were por-
tions OF twelve persons, including two
women aud two infants. The rumor that
the bodies were those of persons killed In
the riot is unfounded. The coroner is
investigating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
THE SUPREME COURT.

Dec'S'ohs Rendered ut ,he Austin Sit,,no
Yestt rday.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, May Il The supreme
court to-day decided the following
Aillrmed; the London Assurance Corpora.
llon VS. j N. Lee & Co., from Mitcheu
county; Legierse & Co. VS.. Wh;tehrrst
rom II Bel county; Leeicrse & Co. Va
M meiium & Rolan, McLennon county, s s
walker w iker ys. Frank Carlisle, from Limo.
ss.l.lt., co ...., ni,,s.i.
Reversed aud remanded j. G. Trent
ct al. vs.. j, A. Rhowberry ct al, from
Travis county; X, C.. Houston VS.. |. j.
Dickson ct al, from Wilson county
Bryan Callahan vs.. the estate of Il.
Grenet, from Bexar county.
Dlsmssed william King ct al, vs.,
john Ireland, from Jack county,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids to the cook In preparing per-
feet and wholesome food, and the house
wife will do well to be on her guard
against baking-powder tramps. Silver
Loaf Baking Powder is never peddled
from house to house, as the manuiactur
ing establishment of J. Ii. Brown is
taxed to its uttermost to supply the
demands that come through legitimate
channels
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
Fatally shot.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May lin an alter
cation at Creve Couer lake, twenty miles
from this city, about noon to-day be-
tween Hart Stevens, a son of the superin-
tendent OF the boat-house there, and
Charles Forth and II e. McCreary, about
the possession OF boat, young Stevens
shot McCreary in the stomach, infiicting
wound from which he died shortly after.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
NEATHERFORn.
one--A Fishing Party--A M,
and Socfabie

and Sociabie.
special 70 the Gazette.
] WKArnxRFORD, TEX. NAV
Pr =. w. Smith, Tor two year, noa,l aef
'ne bsptlSt church here, took ,he 49,. =
my tralp Tor Abilene, whore bo go.
,aa 10y . 81 .he church there. The docto,
that i'm many NY warm friends here who tse,
ices ~, oan narGlY do without his serv'
Ahileno ~ wisn lot him brighter neld IN
Mr. NJ "eatherford furnished him
in - Tho h., " Goisln of Marlin, Texas. Is
book and Isy and will open n
ofIica hmf n sesuonery store in the post'
ditlon ~, ,Hs Ihis lisa mueh-needed ad.
ness ON the 18th inst, Po" ior ouSi-
a gay party, consisting NJ tho ,,u.
ing young ladies and Sent,an iolioW-
yesterday In lshing in Santchna spent
Messrs. L. c. Gallagher. porter S u,eek'
S SL ihurston, DIR. Henry nean
shropshire and c. A. Milliken, Mr. N D.
u ~ Lannam, Misses Lillian penn pio nan
s naIcoqrt, Mary Burkett. Maaoia ' Mnn
meeN fannie Narboe. They ioot oor
liages ana buggies early in the nnrnf IN
a anu report that they caught lots ~ M
picnic. anu nau regular
Mr.; q. G. Baker, wife and little dane,
,Nels, Miss Della Cullom ana Mr.
boarded the west.bonnd trai,,
g,Ss'eIuay morning and went IN ~
lbs, Wnere they spent deliphtfn, Sa,,
snus' returning on the evening train
very pleasant hop and socIahie was
wen complimentary to Miss Alice Nc
10y ny Mr Dan Morriss and wife ~ !
nelr residence last night. The aftoIr :
vas vas lor the younger part OF our socis,p
U.Ms, VINO report the most eniovahis
/, H., L. w, stephens, Esq, and Col. u p !
,rcho 1s returned last night from Ans
i ia Ihey have been absent from The 3
curt OF the stale. 'H0 supreme
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
TWO MEN KILLED.

Six Men Engaged in IA Bloody Contest at
Grand SABINE.
ecial to the Gazette.
WILLS POINT, Ten, May IA ter
rible shooting ARRAY occurred at Grand
Sabine this evening, in which two men
are reported fatally shot, one named
Padgett, the other Carroll. An old feud
was the cause. Six men are reported to
have been in the fight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

e sSse, ana M the result was rece,vos -,
49,, ME GAzETTE. The Uniform worth worth and
e sae ASSOCIATION is blue eosts adopted BY
S esps There being no fnr sts ana white
meet Tsayre T. 1ne convention il ad;an business
Ma, 1887. 'onu wednesday In
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

PARIS, May Inn. Pilot, an agent OF
Bank Descompe OF this city, who fed after
successfully utteriug large amount OF
forged papers, to-day appeared In the
private office OF the president OF the
bank aud at the point OF q loaded revolver
compelled him TO sign three checks Tor
$3.50, 900, with which M. Pilot then made
good his escape.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
Z, p,aa IN u wagon,

i Tx, May IA man
;'rsn, who lives at Jlmned
\ ,svn!y, and who was lately
|',,sor between Jacksboro and
/, slouud dead In a two-horse
srisy seven miles west of
The horses drawing the
4. ID to The residence OF Mr..
AZ Stopped. No cause can be
4 THE death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
ringer ana Thumb.

TIL, May l4.-Mr. w. T.
'ss. lace had his thumb and
0oWn OF to-day while ex-
.hTsnIto cap which was found
" "A, DR.. r. f. Jones was
4 'sammoned and dressed the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
gATE NEWS.
happenings Of the Day
,,1,uees for Veal
or Woe.
-, over tho State Reported
Z. ~ The Gazotte by lite
\, correrpondsnts.


lFaiti'e' stoct oon
|. e ii alta lively rate.
.s',x Mi arrive tomorrow and
s,sstr city boys happy once
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
Fresh Country Butter

An uncommonly fine article of country
hutter is among the latest receipts at
Turner & McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
Loaf making Powd..

Iowed nth the directions are FOL.
c comp against it, The ineyo o.
I Is able to make a ,ae nINs
s oAs .. Inc professional BAKER
slnp,' us ingredients are 90 cor1,
p sNaD make make failure impos sH
wnsn lions are followed. o9s ,,l9Is
NJ rs s.esSa :, to make /. indis.
weu-regulsted households.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

OF those extremely cheap baby carriages
left at Clarkson's. II you want one you
had better purchase IL at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
Ilasca.

tsiastcitf,
IIsl, May II Prof. Waters,
n mist, who was accompa-
1 Y wife as a guitarlst and a
III pansger, exhibited here
Endskirptd the town without
4 ID house. They seem to be
|saiag bills.
|Ia bea concert and ice-cream
/ he school building tonight,
4 b The Ladies' Aid society for
sdJas Methodist church, which
.hsourse u construction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
Cigarsi Cigarsl

Choice cigars, cigarettes and chewing
tobacco at A. Stert's gun store, FOG Main
street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

The Fort Worth Grocer Co. have new
safe they will sell cheap on the INSTALL
ment plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

Or country pickles, very fine, can now be
had at Turner & McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

-uNe luAuV1N HhV 7V7lsWVH4lnO
-loJllvO o. u9Ql pun uqso4npM u
eq sllsI dlIg as1 Il Wtpau 81
on pMoI loI Sulutom sgtl seAv9|
triIstcn qlIN cum auius 1o5 II
"NAn seu opA, spslsneaoIu0 pe|
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
~, His Playmate.
| galettn.

tpAblle.
M, May IA. -Hughlett
st'ged six years, was shot
A'ad aud instantly killed yes
agOa the Weymiller rancho,
y 4 negro playmate, aged
y lie playing about the
ionnd an old-fashioned
slsplstol where it had been
y trying to shoot at the
shot his companion. At
~ declared that Hughlett
aeli but afterwards told the
''s, Keeping bitterly at his
oeed. The youthful victim
y well-known wcol-grower
~ name. The parents are
~ aud have the sympathy
community. The burial oc-
ndGy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

~ y o1iaiQII euL 'uonoaIas AddSu srM
r1edo Sui sdnloyd eSuis Suymlruo 81
slotcmoo lIIA ssIunlsoa anaqisaw lIeql NJ
.''''a''s~f'' vaisasnr.. arn Dur 'aueas sAIlaaJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

uonlpps s.ile5SrtI ~ d.Iadoid
no non sIoDusA no ncrs IcaoooI o. aus
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
POLITICAL POINTS.
something About some q, n.
for once.

4 OF the Aspiranl
snao,., FOR coMpTRot1rp
special TO the Gazette ~
,v,,I iv ,.f, Tx, Nav IA ~,
VII present Col. l.. w. oglash~ .oi ~
, eoulng state Democratic con,,a y " tut
accounts. p"oiler OF public
Dnr,n osiesny is native of Tenneosoa
cn uaing me war Col. Oeleshv sar'.ss ~
0mesatnam's division. After tbo e,veu IN
plann ou 70 Collin and has residad at
iano. lie has been for ei@h, n at
oaiecsor OF Collin, has had an oo ats eax
q, az. 81. erection and has never n ~ tp ~ .
~ .ne town OF his residence s' vote
~; II. darnett of .McKinnav ,,,,u
TTaIuluate for district iudge "n ~, ou
tihn IN Judicial district, comno " ,ne
Sno counties OF Collin and Grsysa, osou ny, VI
tiinett is lawyer OF estanl,sbed I'LL w
brat Vn ana popular with his professiopp a
sno. WILL GO TO oLEBuRNr.
special to the Gazette.
y, SLEBuRNE, TEX, Nav IA -uon ",
terrell VIII be requested 70 ~ 81. !"
speecn mere after his visit To For, w.
"a petltlon signed by over bundroa III la
to-day. f'esS was made up |
the city. "a wharton Is In
WILL THEY UNITE?
opeoial to the Gazette.
,,o AsLy,ARn1ADo, TEX, May l4-It 50 ho
iieteu mat the Farmers alliance ond
.Aniguts OF Labor, which meet ~ ra aju
acauemy, six miles westIof this Mac 90
oo-llorIow, will consider the onestion, o %
nonihating county officers. VI
NNiuhrs or LABOR ADMINISTRATIONS
special to the Gazette.
!, aioosroN' TEX, May IA The conncu :
,uahoer was packed to its utmost conon :
" Tonight, the occasion being cnl,od
neeting for the purpose of electino na,' y
NY oiicers in the place of old ones n ~ 1
,oiuinS over from the Baker administra a
ion, mayor Smith nominated a nnr,ha,. G
NO o, nnJ !. Inc council rejected every c
, nn anu tne meeting adjourned amid the a
a ppiause and Kisses of the snectator u0 ii
ho people generally are becoming AZ
uHteu with Knights of Labor adminis z
.aton and popular sentiment 10 ;n p
''or Vi retaining the old officers. W
CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION. "
'ecial to the Gazette. u
WASHINGTON, May lit IL geparou,, u
luerstood here that Renresentat,nS nj
'nes oil the Third Texas district viii
Il ai ior reelection. Mr.. Horace Chiffon p,
"i'o spoken OF as possible candidate. ~ ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
Daily Arrivals


OF fine and select vegetables at Turner &
McGlure's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
rAIasssills.

|. (. eAiasssills.
e, lEsa May l4.-J. W.
! &, 4. aet'A Of this city, was
II s'0pnd and considerably
| * ,,'as sl while riding n
|sln',i s ~ SaA badly scratched,
-0 one Of his hands
as.', ealnesyille Rides on
.rs y, 'as night was wit.
NJ ~ e,'vEd. Under the al.
ss.Asens tho boys have we
,ls 'Ieqt 10 the manual Of
tssning refreshments
BY Mr., w. l.. PIerc rec
XXI. nlis: They We're also also
':,Isp y Maj. Cairns, who
|'I.s'' prominent candI.
seasn' o. public IN.
'''' 'lsy today.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

an Fresh Vegetables.
bles res Sanus o. finest and choice ysre,.
DN' ieeeiVed daily at Turner d McC S,ge,a-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
Baird

a,s.!s.
H. May Complaints
parts Of the county about
sess by the present dro ught,
Nv. Y . sec that there are
Nv q rain tonight. 1t is
ssme Of our most prominent
h, ~ \, Is not suffering very
s I. n Kinds Of grain, the grass
H, a'v N need Of water. In
~ Y a shower Of rain very
Y s'll % thankfully received
ysnd everybody
' ..ai in rapidly and is
,' sasa prices considering the
'I Nv. ~ that staple.
a.ll going north. 's
a
\. s 4, meeting that was con.
~. lf' \ +. Dunn Of this
~ s'' ',l past was closed last
| IA impossible to get any
R nafeilng agent for the
|sIs e q ne Texas & Pacific
Ia NY ns'fa Yesterday in the
| y NJ w y town own, q Odessa, and
|sss. NJ \ 'aseslr'tlsing matter cir
y. Y Mi be one Of the
y me Texas & Pacific
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

~ oaeg polsoiIu oiiiau AIuo aql 'uqo0
uuoo lnrs,, s2un
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

\ G,lIs, Tx, May 1.-THE
Ap have been spent in the
|nIu the trial of a damage
levy on Stone &
|HlsCOmpany's cattle by DR..
|uig Mr.. Hogsett OF Fort
Nv D. Davis Of Gainesville
|e.st speeches ever made in
ssa, aud the jury are ex-
|seslna verdict this evening.
y czEes against ex-County
|1lscn aud his bondsmen for
|alihai was In the defunct
|nshas been called and an
|sbCked for.
nsEls warm and rain is needed
thermometer from 100 TO LOG
|iladay-time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
cIarksviilc.

" uAltht
taH, Tx, May li.-Miss
concert troupe of this city
|lAlsllion Of its musical and
eai at Blossom Prairie last
Of that place seeing the
|sdyen BY the company here
Immediately importuned its
|sylsslhtir town in the inter-
EaaNhfs, which they gener-
|.sG isdry aud warm In the
|lAei the county the small |
HyllDe a total failure unless
|ks
RAlxlcuers' court has been
The way for civiliza.
'an0se corners of the county
s'hs opening OF several new
|sHk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

's,oouInou II Ell
lac 'oqmns pun vIso 'Ilsa.xo 'snlul Sooa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15
o-D.EsssS$ N

labora and c.nJaIeeu on the Staked Plains c. IL "@A~
OF
SOL capable Plains.
assistance
lnaue Odessa an educ
s0o0 nave guaranteed exas
completion my amount not less than
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-15

''o''io n s'4uuao l,ur s,ru ~ alIsI =
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1886-11-13
DIVINE COHESION.
BY REV. G. H. ROGERS,
Seneca, Kan.
DORoTHEA MAPLE.

Cohesion is that property in nature
which binds like particles together.
There is law in nature which con-
stantly attracts, as fundamental pro-
cess in development and growth.
This law of attraction and cohesion is
necessary for all the essential demands
of life, vegetable, animal, and human.
Life is an active entity of Deity, and
runs through all the elements of growth,
reproduction, and development and
the higher this rises the more intense
and powerful it becomes, until it
reaches humanity, when its multiplied
cords form a union which cannot be
broken without disrupting all nature.
So apparent was this that Paul declared,
Rom. xiv 7, "For none of us liveth to
himself, and no man dieth to himself. :"
These cords of sympathy flow through
the affections, and bind into one the
whole family of man. Where is the
authority for declaring that this Divine
law shall be ruthlessly shattered, and
all nature rise in commotion against
herself and God? So true is this at
tractive, cohesive law, that the teach
ings of the Bible come in and supple
ment this word of God in nature.-1
Cor. xii, ,14-2S: "For the body is not
one member, but many. If the foot
shall say, Because l am not the hand,
1 am not of the body; is it therefore not
of the body And if the ear shall say,
Because 1 am not the eye, am not of
the body; is it, therefore, not of the
body ? If the whole body were an eye,
where were the hearing ? If the
whole body were an ear, where were
the smelling ?.................. But
now are there many members, yet one
body. And the eye cannot say unto
the hand, 1 have no need of thee; mol
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again the head to the feet, l have no
need of thee. Nay, much more those
members of the body which seem to
be more feeble are necessary. And
those members of the body which we
think to be less honorable, upon these
we bestow more abundant honor, and
our uncomely parts have more abund-
ant comeliness. And
whether one member suffer, all the
members suffer with it, or one member
be honored, all the members rejoice
with it,"
Now, 1 ask, when will this law of CO.
hesion and sympathy cease? If such
time should come, is it not evident that
heaven and God will cease ? For they
are composed of, and built upon those
very principles. Hence, since these
must continue, tie forces underlying
them must continue. And the law of
attraction and Divine cohesion must
draw and bind all souls to God.