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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-25
Wonderful Cures.

w. ID. lIoyt * Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We
have been selling DIR. Kings New Dis
coyery, Electric Bitters and Bucklen s
Arnica Sa We for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or give
such universal satisfaction, There have
been some wonderful cnrcs effected by
these medicines in this city. Several cases
Of pronounced Consumption have beer
entirely cured Y use OF a few bottles OF
Dr. Kings New Discovery taken in con
nection with Electric BitteTs. We
guarantee them always Sold by Il. ;
Webb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-25
Ward off the first Attack

Ola disease and YOU need never fear
Il dangerous cond ton If Hose who are
troubled with Dy>repsil, Headache,
Dizziness, Pains in idr and Back, Con
stiPation, Excessive Fow of Urine, In
sa liable Thirst, Lack of Circulation OF
he b ood would use Parmelees Dys-
er STA, Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Cure
they would MT b. in constant fear of
ckn 81. for they not only cure Diabetes,
Brigh's Disease, &c, but proven them
p reno ing the first symptoms. Large
DO Il ] 90. old by lib.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-25

SPECIAL NOTED.
BY looking ut the heading of the first page of
this paper You will see:
WHOLENUMBER $40
III the number following your name on this pa
pei Is the same, or less than the number of the
paper then your subscription has expired.
We do not stop the paper until SO ordered by
subscribers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-25
Active, Pushing And Reliable.

i. :. Webb can always be- relied upon
to carry in stock the purcst and best goods,
and srstain the reputl ion of being active,
pushing and reliable. b Y recommending
"A ticlcs with W II established merit and
such as are pop lar Having the agency
for the celebrated DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumptionc colds and coughs,
will sell it ON a positive guarautee. IL will
sure Y cure any and every affection Of
throat, lungs, or chest, and in order 10
prove our claim we ask you to call and
get Trial Bottle Free
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-25
Worse Than Heather

Are those parents who allow their
children t) suffer with Worms when %
cents will buy a box of Parmelees San.
TONNE Worm Candies which will immed-
lately cure the child and remove the
worms 10y dissolving them Do you
know tn symptoms: Peevishness, Sud-
den Starting in sleep, bad bre til, g eat
desire for food cay and / igbt BE wise
and leave nothing to regIe'. Price %
cents per box Sold BY b. :. Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-25

Sleepless Nights. made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shilohs Cure is the remedy
for you Sold by b. ). Webb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-25
Driv G LUZ are Away.

Be chccrfl lie p'Dlal be happy, be
healthy, Health is ealth. Use
Parmclees Blood Purifier, it acts upon
the Liver and Kidneys, it regulates the
bowels and puriiies the blood, il acts up.
the digestion it carries of the old blood
and makes new, and is acquiring a or, al
reputation for the cure of crofulous
Affection, Boils, Pimples, Alcers, and all
kin Diseases. Sl.O0 per title. %
hv b ,bb.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-25
George washington's CourtshIp.

Near the end of May, 1853, Washing.
ton was ordered by the Quartermaster-
General of the British forces to leave
Winchester and make all haste to vii.
liamsburg, there to explain to the Gov.
ernor and council in what a desperate
condition the Virginia troops were as
regarded clothing and equipments.
Accordingly he set out on horseback,
accompanied by his servant Billy
Bishop.
The two men had reached Williams
Ferry, on the Pamunkey river, and had
crossed on the boat. when they met Mr.
Chamberlayne, Virginia gentleman,
living in the ncighborhood. The hos
pitablc planter insisted that Washing.
ton should at once 90 to his house. Ii
was forenoon; and dinner would be
served as usual, early. and after that
Colonel Washington could go forward
to Williamsburg, if 90 he must. Be
sides all that, there was n charming
young widow at his house-Colonel
Washington must have known her, the
daughter of John cambridge, and the
wife of John Parke GUSTS. Virginia
hospitality was hard to resist. Wash.
ington would stay TO dinner II his host
would let him hurry off Immediately
afterward.
Bishop was hidden TO bring his mas
ter's horse around after dinner in good
season. and Washington surrendered
himself To- his host. Dinner followed,
and the afternoon went by, and Mr..
Chamberlayne was in excellent humor,
rs he kept one eye on the restless horses
at the door, and the other on his guests,
the tall, lndian-like officer and the
graceful, hazel-eyed. animated young
widow. Sunset came, and still Wash
ington fingered Then Mr.. Chamber
layne stoutly declared that no guest was
ever permitted to leave his house after
sunset. Mrs. Martha Gusts was not
the one TO drive the soldier away, and
so Bishop was hidden to take the horses
back TO the stable. Not till the next
morning did the young colonel take his
leave. Then he dispatched his bust
ness promptly ut Williamsburg, and
whenever he could get an hour dashed
over TO White House, where Mrs. Gusts
lived. SO prompt was he about this
business, also. that when he returned to
Winchester he had the promise of the
young widow that she would marry him
as soon as the campaign was over
From "GcOrgc Washington, ty Horace
Il. ScRddcr, in ST. Nicholas for Aprii.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-25
Chancery Order.

state of Mchigan: in the Circuit Court for
the county of Gratiot IN Chanccry. DINA j.
Her complainant, VS. Thomas &. Her Defendant,
Upon due proof by affidavit Thomas G. lies de-
PENDANT i'm the above entitled cause pending IN
this court resides and out of the said state OF
Michigan and i'm the State of ARKANSAS, ana on
plainant, il is ordered that the sand defendant
DO appear and answer the bill of complaint,
filed i'm the said cause within four months from
the date OF this order, else the said till OF com
plant shall Toe taken as confessed; And FUR
Their. that this ordCrbe puhishc within twenty
days from this date, i'm the ALMA RECORD,
newspaper printed i'm the said county OF
Gratiot and bc published therein once in each
week for six weeks in succcssiOn; such pub
lication, however. shall not hc necessary in
case "A copy of this order bc served on he said
defendant personally, at least twenty days ne
fore the time herein prescribed for his appear
ancc Dated this 18th day of March A. d. 1856.
HENRY HART, CircuttIudge.
\ true copy; attest j. w. SwIGART, Register
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-06-25

Young Wit There is gentleman
in the parlor. dear, who wi,hc, To SOC
You. lie do YOU NOV " ho il i~?'
Young Wife You must forgive me.
dear, bui that cough of yours has wor-
rcd me SO OF late. and yo1 take such
poor care of your health, and ard,
yoa don know how anxious I've been,
and and O. if were TO lose You. my
Gariino"' Bursts into tcar>.) IL -
There. there. dear. Your fonduc.,, for
ne has INSPIRED foolish and uaa-c. -
~ fears. I'm all right; You ml-n ba
al,rmsd But u sor the ply .;,. %.
co8r... ut 'o s.l ..y VII ,u Dr. P'.-
lct?' ioUng WI Memo. IL r. 40; Il
doctor; is IA -iIfc-usmanec agent
life.
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Guartllan's s .le.
A. F. EAGtN,
Agent, Alma. Mi

In the matter of the estate of Lumano -. kod-
man. minor, ..
Notice is hereby given, that IN pursuance 20
n license to me granted 10y the Hon. JAMES
Paddock. Judge of probate in nnd Tor Inc roui,,
~ of G. rntiot aud state of Michigan, VIII sol
M public auction. ~ the premises IN the VII
muc of Alma. GrHtiot county st1tc ol Michi-
gan ON Monday. the Twcuty-ilrst day 81 Jane.
a ID IS,s6 an ten o'clock iu the forenoon ut
so{d dnV. all he right title and inter II oi said
estate in the following described real estate.
viz. bot one 10 AMI the north halt ral rod ol
lot twucll, block ak 3D. village ui Nlmd I'D TIC
county Of Gr.tiot, St1tC uf Michigan.
Dated at Ithaca April ssud, y ". ISIS.
GEORGE BOYER, Guardian.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-07

ber @ebanfe an &rieg ia #
NJ ie eine grI6fung eri1 eint.
DieGrbaItung oes Griebens 8
3mii9en Deati6lanb nno
6ranfrei9 erf 6eint ieBt ia It
unm6glih. Gin unbeilorobeuber
Mbgrun5 flafft mitten our6 @urDpa. a
Sos finb Worte bon gemaltiger Sragz
tpeite, UNI 10 mebr, ba iie aus einem
Wfunbe fon1men, tpelber iid nur felten
gum &eben 6fnet.
NaturgemdB treten ale iibrigen etro<
pdii6en greigniiie bierge9en tueit in
oen 6intergrunb auriid unb ni6t Obne
elm @efiibI banger Nbnung fann man
ben Dingen entsesenieben. bic fi9 biers
aus entmifeln tperben. Sc mus ets
mas grnites i'm Werfe iein, benn Der
sreiie Moltfe bat Elm &e9t, gu bod ges
o9tet gu tperben, als oaB man annebz
men biirtte, er babe ienen &afanbras
&uf nur ert6nen laifen, bamit bic
&egierung ibren Willen betrefenb bas
@eptennat unb bic germebrung beg
6eeres I'M 10000 Mann our6feben
f6nnte. Wer meiB, mas bic nd9ffe
3ufunft uns bringt!2
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@rieffaFen.

gifriser 9efsr in Der
6tabt. 9ie 8eeriffe nmajority"
unb plurality" lafen fid Seutf9
nur umi6reiben, aber ni6t w6rtli9
mieoerseben. Man fpribt i'm Seuts
fden nlht BON pluralitdt i'm 8egens
fabe gu Maioritdt, ionbern man beoleni
fi9 ber Nusoriide rabiplute Maiorstdt"
uno nrelat,be Maiorltdt". Jiibren
mir e.n Beiipiel an: u. bat 100 Stims
men befommen, 9. 80 unb 6. so.
Damn bat u. bic relatipe, aber ni6t
bic ablolute Moioritdt erbalten. gr
bdite fie, tpenn er anitatt 100 mebr als
130 gebabt bdtte, b. +. mebr als beioe
@esner 5uiemmen. Das beuti1e
@ti6wabllDifem, Del6es einen &ei9ss
tagsabseoroneten tlur fur erndblt err
fldrt, tpenn ct bic abiolute Maioritdt
erbalten bat, lit anar ettpas umitdnos
lid, aber obne Grase gere6ter, als bas
@rpdbltmeroen Dur6 einfa6e pluralis
tdt. Sci uns freilid1, ND bes Wdblens
fdon 10 fein @nbe 1T, uiiroe bic Sin,
tiibrung iol9 cine Neuerung gu f9ier
en6loien Meiterungen unb 59erereien
fiihrert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-07

bem 3oOlosli@en @arten ROTTEN, iaste
Gatbi:
uDu eIaubf gar ni6t, tpie frob i6
bin, baB i'd mid iebt in ber beiBen@ar<
berobe ni9t aure9t gu MAIDEN brau6e
&laus tpur 10 sliidli9 bariiber, baB
er bas feblenbe Danfesmort ni6t perz
mibte. gr perabI6ieoete ft9 beute friib
BON ibr, ba fi9 &atbi angesriffen fiiblz
tie uno bon ben 8eforgungen iebr abges
fpannt mar. Wait benz Mdb9en i'm 0os
tel lieB fie ii@ in6efen bod in eine ct.
mas ldugere unterbaltung ein, als et=
gentIi1 geboten mar.
Mls oas Mdb6en iie fragte, ob es tbr
beim Musfleiben bebtilflid iein burfe,
begnigte iie ii9 nidt bamit, bieies Ins
erbieten einfac) ab5ulebnen, fonbern err
adblte, unaufgeforbert, oaB iie man6ers
lei fleine Setpobnbeiten babe, bic ers
lsrnt iein molten, uu5 baB man es ibr
bas erite NAL ME re9t MAIDEN f6nne;
lie iei baber au9 iebr unalldli6 oariis
ber, baB iie ibrs Gammeriunsfer, bic fie
mublam angelernt, pl6Bli6 babe entlaf=
fen muffem. sic babe nun i6on cine
anbere ensagirt, bic niorgen in ibren
Dienif treten werbe. Sic beifeQte fiir
ben amberu Morsen Inn neun llbr bas
8ao, um 3ebn l1br bas Griibifiid. I'm
elf ubr ben G1lieur uno befabl, oaB por,
am0lf llbr Miemano porgelahen tperbe.
gla6bem oas Mdbden nit artisem
Wuni6e fiir cine CUTE Nadt fie berlafs
fen, bsfrahtete &atbi nod einnal bic
angefauften @egenitdnbe, probirte Dor
benz groben Spiegel bas cine unb bas
anbere Stiid unb oronete barauf Mles
in bic gommoben unb @drdnfe. Sic
begab li6 3ur &ube unb bf6lief, na9bem
fie fi9 in Dem ungemobnt breiten un6
guten Bette aure9tgefunben, in oem Ges
banten an al bic f96aen Sa6en, bie
am folgenben Gage abgeliefert perben
follten, bebagli9 elm.
Glaus mar langiam Die 2inben ber>
unterseganJen.
8or DER 3biir BON Orenel bate ibn
elmer Der 9srren, beren 8efannti9aft
er geftern gemadt bate uno Der geraoe
in Die Heitauration eintreten ipDllte, an
geipto1en unb ibn gefraat, oh er ni4t
nit ben 0erre1t bonn Stammtlld) 5i
Na1t fpelien mOlle.
(Gortiebuns folst.)
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@mter Grfuls in ieoen, Salle.

8. q. 8rabforb, Yapierbdnbler in Gbatta>
noosa, Sen, idreibt 0ab feline 2mnsen bon
elmer Rarfen @rfdltuns befallen tpurOen unb baB
er biele Nfittel basesen erfolglos antuanOte. @r
mnrbe beranIast, Dr. Sings Stem DISCOVERY
sesen ausaebruns au berfuden, er folste bent
@atbe unb 1T bur9 ben @ebrau9 tpeniser Gla-
f9en gebeilt porben. Seit iener 9ett bat er
bas Wfittel sesen Sufen unb grfaltuns in ieiner
Gamilie ftcts nit sutem @rfols ansepauot.
Dieielbe grfabruns baben Sauienbe gemadt,
beren reben ourd bic munberpoue Siseoberb
aerettet tpurbe.
4robeFai@en frei in Der gpotbefe bon q
GrpiE
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9etm anud,em. 0aetf en- t,ebr.

GStparb Sbepberb' in 6arrisburs, Sa., fast ::
.Da Der @ebrau9 bes electric Bitter 10 ipobl'
fbdtige s5olsen fiir mid bate, bllte i mid fur
berphi9tet, bies ner leioenoen Menidbeit NIT
3utbeiIen SD battle adt Sabre lang elm boieS
Bein unb meine Nerate bebauptetei, oab emit
meber Ner snodsn seidabt ooer bas 8ein ab,.
aenommen tperben miUe. Statt beiien gebrau9-
te i'd brei Glai9en electric Sitter uno S9ad.
teIn 8udlens arnica. SaIbe unb meiu 8ein 1T
iebt sefunb.
electric Bitters ipirb itets ben grfols baben,
ber fur baiIelbe beanipru6t mirb. Nur 30
Gents bic Glafde bel u. Dreib.
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M2arntprarheite,t

aller Mrt tperben in finiflerif6er @ol>
lenbung i'm Mtelier bes 0errlt Granf
s ei1, Jfos. 305 - 313 9ouifone
itraBe, aussefiibrt.s 9err Sei6 arbeitet
ebenfalls in @ranit unb fann allen 8es
iteQungen genigen. Wer baran Der.
biubert 1T, nod San Mntonio a1 foms
men. ieBe fi6 nit Qerrn Sei6 briefli9
in 8erbinoung. 28,1,m1f
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Sn ber Sommerbibe. vWie
gebt's?"-rS9le9t; piele Miden unb
ipenis @elb!"-rDa gibt's bod elm
Miittel, um bic eriferen 3u pertreiben
uno bas lebtere au berbienen!"- Das
pdre?" = rMade aug ieber Mide Ell
men glepbanteu uno Oertaufe oas gls
fenbein!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-07

: Gin 8erirrter.-Serr Mduierl
(ber ipdt yfa9ts beimfonlmt uno unter
feinem 8ette einen 6pibbuben antrifft !:
nWas MAIDEN Sic benn ba unten, be?"
9pibbube: 80 ni9ts = entf6uloigen
Sic, i9 bin bier fremb. I'D muB mid
in ber Dunfelbeit bertrrt baben--tpo
fomme i6 benn am nd6fen In bic fo=
genannte 61illerifraBe2"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-07

3a ib.-9ausfrau (su einem iuns
gen 9errn, Der gum erften Wfale eine
Gaffeegeielli6aft bel ibr beiudt) rMas,
Sic banfena Sbnen i6medt mobl unfer
&affee ni6t?"-9err: 20 bod, gndbige
Jrau = bel mir gu 9aui' befomm' i'd
einen nod biel f6ledteren!"
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= Dur6 Gelbifmoro finb i'm beut>
fden. 9eere i'm September II Mann ge'
ftorben. 8om Nuguft iperben nod na9z
trdglt9 5tpei Gelbfimorbe gemeloet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-07
Cine 20iuna ber Glabierfra

- Cine 26iung Der Glabierfrage.
6err Naude (5u ieiner flaoieripielenben
So6ter): .5llfe, buff Du oiefea Mrtis
tel iiber Gran3 2isat geleien2 n-Sa
papa. . n9aft Du Sir au6 bic oarin
entbaltene 2ebre semertt, bob man duf
benz Glapier nit @emttb fpielen mill
iea"-. .Ssbr tpobl, papa. ."-0@ut,
mein &inb, bann ited' mal Deine Sdnz
be in bic Saide unb ipiele nit benz @es
miitb, bis i6 ausgei4lafeu babe. =
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bis 6 1br AbellOs.
sgssseiee fur stet.ersablef.
gitn Collectors Office.

Gan Mntonio, lO sloremDer, iooo.
Der llntsrseidnete mad)t bierbnrd befannf,
Sab Bic ffdhtiide ab beIorem nno alptitsner fnr
saB NlunifipaIjahr 1856, ncf am % Gebruar
1881 euDef, tdlIia if Die Steuern ftno pDr
ben. asnannten Datum su entridten.
S. s. 6aueifen.
il. .tum2Ml St0btif6er Solicitor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-12-07

unberbIiimt. a.: rWas mel.
men Sic tpobl, mas id berbient bdtte,
tpenn i6 meine @ebihte bdtte brufen
lafenP prhgel!"
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= WegeH blnlger @iienwaaren uno
5arm= @erdtbihaften mtnbet Sud an
st. S. 8 OfbelH3, San Antoulo
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Ser ssrunueu Der aebensfreft.

Die Queae aaer pbbiif9sn 8raft uno geifii'
gen Sbdtisfeit 1T oas 8lut. Man laiie oafeIbe
6urd @alle ueridedtert, ober in 8olse BON
llnperoauli9feit ober uubo0itanoiser aiiiniila.
tion ber gfabruma oiinn unD naiieris psrDen,
10 erfoIst cine nnterbreduns ber Gunttionen
Des &Orpers nnb cine Nbnabme an Rraften,
Gyleif9 nnb slppetit. s itetters Masen NJ
bitters ift etn Starfunss beionbers
aeeiauet. alle brsi niebsrberauftenen, neil es
Die 8erbauuns unb slifimilation unteritiist uno
@aQe Hno anbere llnreinisteiten aus Dem 8lute
entfernt. 9urA bieies aussedeidneie S9ns>
unb Starfunssmittel befdabt uno setrdftist
miberftebt ber a5rper sefunbbeiteiddolidsn
GinaniIen, benen er ohne 8weifel unterliesem
ipiirOe, uenn er f6pad unb ouber Orbnuns
mare. gsrfopfuns, oft elm bartaadises uno
4ronifdes geioen, mirO uollftanois ourd baS.
ielbe seaeiIt bic eeber, aieren un0 8Iaie tpsr.
ben aus ibrer llnt0dtisieit aufseraift unb eine
geisung gum Mbeumatismus entfernt. au@
malarii@e sfrantbeiten beiit eS.
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XVOI-FSoH1'S E&IE:SE.T1-G&1ES(<HlkA
Die 2saarembe no
ferfd1ie0ettffem sS0r6en ltmb Wt1tfterm


m %
$$r
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gnrrespouaemz. San Geronimo, 8uas
balupe 60. 9ie Garmer ber bieiigen
umgegenb erri1ten 6 Nteilen BON Se>
gum an Der Muitin &oab cine i60ne
8ereinsballe nit einem &oitenaufnanb
pon cilca $1,000 nit Sbeaterbubue &C
unb muroe am Sonnabeno ben 27. b.
M. bas &i9ten Derielben unter ben in
DeutlGlano iibli1en Sitten unb Self
li9teiten poafabrt. 3m0lf iuuge 9a=
men batten cine fd6ne 9aubtrone fir
bic S9midun9 bes itol5en 8aus bers
fertigt, bic BON ben Yere:nsmitglieoern
unb 3immerleuten in pro3eflion NIT
Der treffll6en MuIiftapelle aug lauter
tungen Sarmern befebenb, feierli4ft
abseboIt unb oann auf benz foIiben
@ebdube unter benz Saud5en Der
Menge befeitist. Ser 3lmmermann
9err s. Den3e bielt cine pahenbe Mns
fprahe on bic Mnweienoen unb aere
f6metterte bann, na6oem bas Bau.
fomite fi9 NIT feinen 2eiltungen 5ufriez
ben ertldrt. fein Meinglas, moraus er
auf bas @obl bes @ebdubes getrunten
in benz @ebdlfe bes 0auies, mas ia
na9 alter beuti6er Site als Elm gutes
Omen betra9tet mirb. Darauf uurbe
bon ben Oamen oes 8ereins elm pobl=
i9mefenbes GsfeRen fsrbirt, tuO3u bas
uniibertreffli@e 2one Star Der San
Mntonio Yrauerei t6itli6 munoete.
0a1 aufgebobener Safet muroe in btm
neuen @sbdube elm prouiiorlfder Sau3s
booen gelegt, unb bal0 Drebten ii6 bic
Paare na1 Den &ldusen ner guteu
Dtusit. bis ipat ole mDblbefriebist nod
0aule gingen.. 8. D. SodmanH.
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DR.. GOODMAN
pirb iida uur spei Dlonats in Gan Gntcnia
anIbaIten unb naafOIsenbe aranibeitsn
ttntjomit bebanoeltt

9lteumatismus, aeuralsia, eatarrb, afbma,
&dmorrtoiben, auseniranfbeitsn, BIutabsauG
Diautoe, aopfpeb, Obrenf6merssn, 8ieber
uub asue. Seilt ertdltuns in @inuten! !!
gerqroeerung Der Ilils, SalsleiOen, &udsn>
i6mera, gtolit unb ardmpfe, s9merten IN ben
eeiten, gtoIera unb GboIera morbns, dro'
nif9s Hron9itis, Saubbeit, gOlbptn in Der
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foremost in spiritual affairs and in posi-
tions where their example is powerful
for good or evil, and is it not the part OF
good sense to severely leave them to their
desserts, in order that the Christian
Church may be purged OF them at once
and forever, rather than adopt a policy
OF hiding their misdeeds and covering
them with the mantle OF charity, only TO
nurse them into life again? The maud
lin sentimentality now being expended
on Parson Downs proves how foolish, if
nothing more, the people are who stand
by their-to them prosecuted pastor.
The charge OF dishonesty in commercial
dealings at once and forever brands a
man as unfit to have charge of the buy
ing and selling OF merchandise or the
care OF worldly things; then why should
the proof of moral leprosy not equally un-
fit a man for treating with the people for
the salvation OF their immortal souls? In
the former case the victim OF temptation
may lack that spiritual grace necessary
to enable him TO withstand the wiles of
Satan, and he falls, but in the latter case
there is no earthly excuse. The whole
land is now ringing with the shame Of
this man Downs, and those who worship
under the formula he has disgraced, are
forced to hold their heads in shame, and
many pray that the storm will soon blow
over and that religion may not suffer in
consequence. Would it not be the better
act to subscribe to Il gigantic purse, and
with it subject this man to the most Wig
orous and searching trial, and ii he is
proven guiltless, hold him up TO the
world as truly prosecuted man and thus
aid the cause of religion, but if he is
proven guilty, punish him swiftly and
fully. There is n rotten sub-strata in the
foundation walls OF the Church of the
present day which, unless it be removed
and at once, will end in topping the
grand ediiice reared through the Savior,
and turning millions OF weak-kn eed be-
levers to find solace in the hare-brained
teachings OF hypocrites and charlatans.
The good old days OF blind faith in the
sanctity. OF the cloth are gone, and intel
ligence and thorough knowledge OF scien-
tifc principles has caused men to look
for facts more than faith, when faith is
the stock-in-trade OF men who would moi
be tolerated in any business community
having regard for its good name.