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Tx1I k1s now 40 In attendance At Dr.. Haupt's
classe4 among whom are many OF the first ladies
and gentlemen OF the city. The professor opens
another cousoo and invites al 20 his lectures on
next Monday ana Tuesday AZ 2:30. 40 and g IS
pm, when he Wal eiucidste his mcrnod-AdrE
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a.DAIsrr sham-HOiders, at Tappan's,

D'i 'N'Il-i4Oluoi- - Japan :, oN'f ''H ST.
To PROVE OUR CLAIM OF selling at manufac-
turers' prices see $40 and sl2 mems suits, in
sack and cutaway style.
EIsEN.S RRoS cor -th and y
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SOLE AGENT for the ceiebrated dry air Alaska
refrigerator and fee chests, at singleton Fetch
er's, Ais 9TH ST. NV.
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FIVE PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN b. Tyler &
Rutherford, 1907 street northwest.
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FrssKLIs Ice CREAM ana Charlotte Russo

RUBY ROYAL "SEC," the exquisite dry red cham
payne can he bought from G. q. Cornwell & Son
14l2 and l4l4 Penn'a ave.
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ULuenrSIsG RoDs repaired. j. II. KuEHIrSG, Ia1s
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FINE GAS FIXTURES, complete stock. low prices.
SHFDD a Bro Az nIn ST.
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MEETINGS FoR IoCS6 PEoPLE.-The pastors OF
The Protestant churches In the central portion OF
the city and the superintencents OF the sabbath
schools have invited Rev. L. H. Yatman 70 hold .
series OF young peoples meetings in this city, De
ginning June i and continuing ten DAYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

Lor OF Rogers Bros plated ware at cost. c. s.
kenf1eld, Jeweler, 12Oll 81. NV.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ATTHE COMING GREAT COMPETITIVE LIT
"A ERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
10 take place 1T the srac NJ. l. Church corner LIST
and streets Aw-, TUESDAY EVENING, Nay 10 the
chairman. MI H. kucker. has secured some very nne
talent to tAse part and the following named ladies and
genuemen have pledged themselves 70 asstst: M .
Misses Helen D. Handy, M4ttie e Bruce and Willie
Nichols Messre ~. Hall, spencer Green and Prof.
J. T. LAYTON, Hlsn School Glee Club viii sing. fall
list OF performer vii appear next week 1t'
u IvER VIEW FOR 1855.
The most popular and leading resort on the river for
Washingtonians. Many new iInproyements and add.
t1opAl attractions among which the Grand Riding
and DRIVING Track with fine stock riding and driv-
ing horses ana Ponies and the switchback Rsf-
way and the Largest Pavilion south Of New York.
Other attractions too numerous to mention. making
Il the finest Excnrsion Resort the river The atten
ton OF lodges, sunday schools societies and
contemplating EXCURSIONS invited to the steamer
Mary Washington and River View. The bar on the
boat and grounds Is closed free of charge TO Sunday
schools and churches. Extraordinary ini,,cemen &
early in june choice days being
early application is advisable For FULL particulars
call or address E 8. RANDALL hoo Va ave. sw
spl7-3m
TIME OYCLERIEs, l406 n Y AVE- - LADIES
l. Bicycles Tricycles. Sociables and Tsndems for
Rent by the hour day or week. Tricycles for i've
months. % per month. apl2-6m
JOCKEY CLUE RACES.
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observation-disclosures time since Peter Crocan ~
this city ana Baltimore, made an assignment m
Roger W. Call, trustee, and others conyeyfng ali
his property, real and personal for the benefit Of
his Creditors. Mr.. Grogan has paid his indebted
ness and few days since the papers reconyeylnc
his property 10 him were placed on record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-21

CAMPHcR &c. pound EDbltt House drug store.
TEE MoNTRosE TOILET CREAM can be purchased
Of Tnompson's and Magruder's drug stores.
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LuTTRELL 4 WINES.

LUTTRELL 4 WINES,
1880 Pennsylvanis NV
We are offering a beautiful line of DRESS GOODA
yard
4s;inch atwood HESRIErTAs. black and coiOr,.
BLACK HESRIErTAs. elegant blacks. ct q. Of. IS.
About 500 yards SUMNER SILKS. to be closed out
az be sold at SOC. aud 75c.
splendid line q. @ SILK sURAHs. RHADAMEs.
and Sp M9 q, .ls we, yery shessp o, r. ,, a.
quality and price These are special nuHbes Ne In
sATTELNs. in ali color- and styles. at l2sc. 25e.
SOC, and 35c.
only lsc, beautiful line Of DRESS GIN6HAMs, &C
l0c. aud l2se. Fine ZEPHYR GINGHAMs only 2ic
o2s case kRISkLk stEhsUckEKs 81 e per gard |;
feet at 81 and el25. 1afetA Lsle. and SUB 9LQvEs
from 15c up. Just received lsrre line Gents Neck
wear and Furnishings and very low heures: invite
an in.pecton of this stock Towels. Nsgkins. and
Linen Table wear q speciality. Cottons and Domestics
IN great variety Remnant Drs.. ooods OF halt price
Corsets slightly shop worn At 25o sold e1 uM-
BRELLAs aud PAEAsoLs O. latest desi.us and pat
stock ana complete aud prices lov.
call and be convincea th.t We are - cheap - the
cheapest LUTTRELL WINK
ap10-2w 1880 Pa ave. cor. 10Th nv.
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NoRrH CAROLINA WINS TIE CocK-FIGHr-The
attendance At the second and last DAY OF the
cooking main at Norfolk, Va, yesterday, was
Washington won as follows: The nrst, third
sixth. ninth, eleventh, fourteenth, fifteenth and
sixteenth, total D: North Carolina winning the
second, fourth. NTH, seventh. eighth, tenth
twelfth, thirteenth and the seventeenth total y
and the main, which was for $500 and s25 f0hr
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FIJI PORTRAITS. Ksts Kemetny. HOO Pa av.

BUY YOUR DRrGs FROM T. p. MKRTz, the pioneer
OF low prices in that line. Read his advertisement
this
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TEE COMMITTEES on CITY EvASGELIzArIoS.-The
central committee on city CHARACTERIZATION held a
meeting az Calvary Baptist church last evening
at which about four hundred persons were pres
enI Rev. Wayland Hoyt, ID. d., OF Philadelphia
delivered practical address upon the work OF Wis
latlon as IL has been carried ON IN Philadelphia
The visitation In this city Is 10 be begun next
week In the districts which are Organized
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Every Delicacy Inn Sea.on.

To get this you must go to Frank Johnson's Res
taurant, cor. OF Ninth and Z SITS. H. W. You can
kinds. Clam Chowder. Deviled Crabs Little Neck
CLAIMS oysters, early vegetables, &C., &c, &C. NY
place OF business having been recently rented and
repalnted, will pay you to call. Polite attention
open all day sunday.
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JAPANESE Decorative ART AT ArcTIox-There
will be on exhibition, az the auction rooms Of
Thomas Bowling, nth street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, on Monday next, large and choice dis
ries, &c, being q recent importation from Japan.
The sale VIII begin on Tuesday morning az !
ocloek- This u an exceptionally nne display, and
doubtless VIII bring out q large attendance.
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FOR AND AGAINST BIsCoE--The governor OF
maryland yesterday received petition asking
iot tne Communication or the sentence In the case OF
sonh BENJAMIN biscoe, the condemned murderer
on Friday next The petition had twenty-seyen
eiSnAtureS Inc reasons asked for executive
elemeney In Blscoe's behalf are that the Jury
Ieeohinenced hin 10 the mercy OF the court
toe-eoy showing doubt upon their minds as
~ ne competition OF the crime, and because OF his
weakness OF mind, apparent from the fact thai he
seems 70 have no idea OF the enormiry Of the or
tchse, or the punishment he Is about 10 receive
here, OF OF q future punishment or rewardy A
prooSsl was also received against any Interference
with the execution OF the death Sentence Ir is
sisneu oy Tour ciIzens OF St Mays County. who
say: I'VE have only to-day, April Is seen thar m
enort Is being made To reprieye the inur,erer IN
our opinion he has had a fair chance. after two
Trials ey jury OF his countrymen. Therefore, L.,
Justice De done We could have n thousand nett
tioners enrolled with Us. but time viii not permit
as the day liked fer the execution Is fast an
preaching ep-
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SEE DowLNos notice OF auction sale Of lots AZ
Forest cen April "a Great inducements are
promised
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on about 60 ODDS and ends Of Travelling Bags an,
satchels. Most or these bags are OF splendid oual
ity, some are slightly shop-worn. They are al
bargains. ToPHAAs l23I pa ave
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ap20-3t

IIoR PENTHOUSE
+ Stating Rink. \. Y 1911 7 St D. W. sr.. so5
1916 Sunderland Place l259 + st. n. 81 49,. IS
y "a 81 NV YY 10 s ave n Nv W. Or
I'll Asst. Sc. l3r.-.... l0O6 d st Sc.
i742 Fst; NV, l2r.....7O 20ll-2l and % 81
g Sr 500 ~ ave H. g. 81 c. ~ w. Il Il
1895 - n. W. 1sr...D5 - st sw. ~ 80
aiSe 5os Ess so isos s,h 81 1f:;;;la
sss Ind ave- We nM 30 sss 81 W. 10
2l42-44 I st NV, 9rs. .35 :s05 10Th ST. = e. g.. 10
SI N S,is ave Sc s. ~ IN St e. 4r.....S
STORES OFFICES. &c
Gunson bids. Rooms u store 800 9Th ST. sw.. 60
4ss la sSs. basement, 80 sunton : Em 10 IL g
Store and dwelling SO Gunton bldg. r. %. IL. so
sss la ss t. Ar Il room a NV Is. mr.
Store aud dwelling. a,
st. sw. 6r.....-.....25
books For full list ca oe for be Issued on ny
the LIST and 18th. Iar2ol THos. Z wAGGAlIAN
iSOR RENT-wE CALL THE ATTENTION OF PER
the residence q eenteSSa cong a1osd for fo ap
three years. house finished in the most artistic de
on most desirable corner Overlooking Dupout circle
can be rented fora year or Longer ip inyeItory st
mh2-2tswSs2lno 73s 18th ST NV.
i 225 Penn 3story brick Or and store. lee as
l706 I9th ST.. 3-story brick l.r........ 20
20o2 St, story brick. go
lo9S 10th st. 3-story brick.
l227 st 3story brick. 5
i3sa wyi;s a. sior vi bcr ar
' - A''' -'''' '' NJ NJ PlRKIR II
apI9-l2t l4lo 81. NV
EoR RENI-NIcE, ;SIxRooM BAI:%INPow
Nv; s22 per month. Also, s-room bay-vindow
f'eK Oh ST. near yin W VA IKE s &aT fF EOu'h
aple-3t eI3 i St NV
EroR RENI-l3l5 wALLACH PLACE, BET. 18TH
pantry. Sc. s35. 4. F. SCHNEIDER. sSs + st
LOB RENT-A BEAUTIFUL s-RooM BRICK. NJ i.
CHAPLAIN. 10 TO II, 1905 F ST. or 1913 NJ. spfeI3i'
EOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. HALL. wATLR, GAS.
svenae Se,%ean SAy AMI Ehoie IIsnd ayenne n
Possession 2d May. Apply at HOG L st api9-3t'
TroR RENT-PREss BRICK BAY WINDOW: CON
al oa p @ aBS Sd aaa S soa
from 9Th St. facing lie Droit Park. Inquire st 40
lNOR RENT-MAY 1, 1888. A DESIRABLE HOUSE.
path. with modern improvements. Inquire q 1889
INOR RENT-DWELLING 3o2 EAST CAPITOL ST.
eonsSans gSHm o msSs in elegant order
s 81 3 sssr low, Circle sia
233 Cst.-..........25ooI 6s2 4Ih ST. ne, Or; 1880
L.
spl9-3ts $40 ST. NV.
EoR RENT-FOR FOUR OR SIX MONTHS.
Il double house completely furnished: large garden.
Georgetown heights; one square from cars: s75 per
month. Address L r.. star ofhce- apls-3t
THOR RENT-CoTTAGEs AT MT PLEASANT AND
Il at Washington Grove and 6aithersburg. Nine
room House U ST.. Lear 18th ST W., only ass.
Eleven ROOM 9Th st. NV. near St, $40. sIALEl
l. HILL GA 14th ct. aple-3t
Los RENT-THAT FINE NEW RESIDENCE
contaanins ten rooms; AL modern Improvements
NV; moderate rent 20 5000 tenant. also. q good
brick stable the and the frame house.
1914 81. NV. FRANCIS r. MOHUN
apl7-12t 1881 St
LSoR RENT OR skLE-THOsE REAUTIFuI. CON
IL venient new Houses s14 and GIG st ten rooms
and bath; perlors. din ng and kitchen nrst
hoor cellar under whole building shed s4rvsnts
Owner, $40 9th ST. NV apl.-Im
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A NEW PRINTING ofFIcE
"A MCQUEEN 4 WALLACE
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
HOS lfle street y. W. south SIDE.
Announce that hey ready % receive orders for say
knd o: Printing the shove ad.ress Their outfit y
entirely new. Skilled Workmen only employed VIII
try to please al customers sp7
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ap2l b II. WARNER CO. ole p n NV
Eof REMITTANCE STORE AND DWELLING or
Il Il rooms, 22S New Jersey ave bet b and O depoi
and Caito. just vacated by The Government; an ex-
ceilent business stand Also, ll32 4th ST. n. e. nice
broom Brick gas and water: Si325
ap2l-6t W f. BUhFORD. 1422 n Y. ave.
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THE EAMOSS CASE IN Two CoURTS-Yesterday
IN the Equity Court, Judge Cox heard argument
IN the case OF S. +. EnmonS against II. Wise Gar
nett ct al for the appointment OF receiver OF the
estate OF his deceased wife, Weltha A. Emmons
IN the PROBATE Court Prof. Enmons yesterday filed
his answer 10 the rule 10 show cause why a COL
lector Tor the estate should not be appointed His
answer says that under the law such property as
his Vile died possessed or is his by virtue OF his
night as surviving husband; that he is named as
one OF the executors and that he is now asserting
MS rlglt ana title TO the property In cause pend.
Ing Ia equity. He refers 10 his bill In equity as
part OF this answer and submits that the petition
Tor letters ad cotiigendum should be denied.
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EOR RENT-
II 6l2 n-w.,llr Sl66 @,
1871 y st n. w., 13r. II -
3le c 81. n. ~. 2Or. lOS
GA IL tn St NV. l2r 10,
1101 n ST. NV. lvr. II.
1920 18th st. Il. w-lr...1.
1l06 Est. 13r. o.
ol9 h 81 nv. l1r...6.
9l7 4 stn.w.,1lr. .55.7.
700 Sth st. u W., l2r. s.
"a Grant Place, Or. 81
I'll T. Cap. st.. 11r. .5o.sl
S23 10th st n. W.. Or. :. 5,
1905 9Th 1t. n. W.. SRI 3,
2s9 ID At. u.w-l0. A.
1Qo 18th 81. n.w.,llr. a.
1888 15h 81. NV. 9r4O. =,
SOB . ct. n W.. Tor. 40. u
2U4 ID st. NV, 1Or......4,
226 A Sc. Sc. Ills,
10l1 Goth st. NV. 9r:S5. 81
1926 10th INV. Sr. 3,
81 G st. Sc. Sr...:sO. 6,
623 n. J.ave N W, TITO 4,
23l LIT ST. Il. W., Sr..3Q. a
4U6 II II. n. e.. sr....30.3
622 o st. NV, b rs..3l
go ArthurPl.. 7r...27.aI
1885 18th ST. n w.,6r25.
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The Prescription Department il entirely separate
from the store and in charge Of corps Of registered
pharmacists Of experience. This branch conducted
on the same principles - the main store.
Only the purest and freshest drugs are dispensed
the lowest possible prices.
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T,oR RENT-THAT BEAUTIFUL HOUSE, oOos
IL Portner Place NV containing o rooms, bath hall
cellar and ali modern improvements Handsomely
papered throughout: beautiful chandeliers, Sc rent
only S25 per mo. WASH'N DANENH0WER
spJl-Iw Successor to Danenhower Son. Ills st.
TNOR:RENT-l431 y ST. NV, A NEW BAY-WI
ID dow brick house. containing rooms and bath and
cellar with ali modern improvements and beautifully
papered throughout: rent $50 per month
WAsH'N DANENHOWER
sp2l.lw Successor to Eisenhower Son, III s.
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IK,s.ssKR,s ice cream, rs g gt.p.w
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-29
The Smallest On Earth.

From The North American, Feb. !.
The people of Burlington, New Jer-
sey, are Just now very much iuterpst-
ed IN what Is claimed to be the small
est child on the face OF the earth
The little fellows usmo is Josepb
Deacon LIppincCtt, and he has aeer
three months como aud go since first
his eyes opened upon this cold. cold
world. Little Joseph IL on exhibition
IN Burlington, and crowds OF peopl-
pay TO zee him every dav. An idee OF
how small this dimunitive chsp il can
be best conveyed By the statement
that he can and has taken nsp insn
ordinary cigar box. What there /,
of hln Is perfectly formed He weighs
now, one pound and three ounce.
Across tie shoulders he measure.
three inches; around the waist, 81.
and half inches; elbow to tin oi
fingers, four inches; length, fifteen
inches. The palm of his hand cannot
be seen when a penny is placed upon
It HIS eyes are blue aud a. large A.
small beans. This midget finds bis
way TO the hearts of every one who
sees him He is the seventh child
which has blessed the union of Mr.
and Mrs. Lippincott. All his brother.
aud sisters were very small. sud
departed this life soon after thei,
birth "Josey seems 60 bein the best
OF health, aud several physicians e1
press the belief that he will liva N 9
good age"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-29

time, its use does sway with the red hot
stove, and cooking With it il POSITIVE
pleasure. Steam cooked food is healthier
and more Pala;abIe than when prepared in
the rdinary way. II never burns or drys,
aud with the Model Cooker there is no
steam or order In fhe house when cooking
food. II is self regulatiag-biows a whis
tie when the water gets lov, and needs no
care to keep the m-al from spoiling. The
Franklin Institute IT Phil4dsipIia Ia, IN ,i-.
practical test vi Boston EBrovn Bread
and vegetables and report thai they can he
cooEed more successtullv by STAN than in
EDy other way. 4 further test made
" ith onions and shnsed no trace Of odor
in the room- Thus 10 the highest sciel tiic
authority in THE country. The 4 nod-I
Cooser Co. "a Park Row, New York want
agents TO h-lp them place thess .oss erful
Steam Cookers in every family Those
who apply early will get the best territory
Any ladv or gent iemSn ~;shjng TO srgage
| IN permanent Temuuerstive employ meni,
cannot do better than by writing TO the
Model Co, ker Co.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-29
Communication.
ACADEMIA, Pa, Feb. 81. Iss

ACADEMIA, Pa, Feb. 81, 1855.
Mr.. EDrToR As an avowed be
lever IN the divine right Of infant bap
~tlsEi, l feel tempted To briefly notice
the communication from Black Log
under date Of January 80, published
IN yo1r issue Of February 18th. |
care little about taking your CORE
spondent ito task" for his articles
copied, as he SAYS, from the columns
OF the Gospel Messenger. L am only
concerned to point out to your read
ers the fsllacy Of such views on in
fant baptism, so completely accor-
dsnt with the views not alone of vour
correspondent bat of every opponent
OF thls cherished rite As is we'll
known TO all fully conversant with
this unhappy and long standing con
troversy, every argument that ever
has, or can be, brought against the
baptism of children is easily reduce
ble TO one or other Of the following
syllogisms:
l. Any person who has a right TO
apositive institute must be express "
mentioned as having that night. But
infants are not so mentioned in con-
nsction with baptism Therefore
infants have no right to the admins
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-29

of his copied articles Is capable of be
ing used quite as potentially against
infant salvation as against infant bap-
titsm- / take the last three sentences
of his last communication, and after
substituting the word faith" for
.bsptism" IN the first aud the word
salvation for baptism IN the sec
oud and third, ipd they will read
thus: -.Fsith Is a command. and re-
ligiOus obedience requires a volunta-
~ act. The person obe'ing the com
mand become active; but IN infant
salvation the subject q passive and
nncoEseious and cannot voluntarily
obey the command AS far as we can
collect from Divine Inspiration infant
salvation is found wanting" Would
your correspondent be wiling tn sub
scribe his initials 30 such a syliogism
as this! And. If not, why not : Sure
/ ly he is not ready to eau In question
any statement IN minor premise
Then how can he avoid the conclusion
with ia birthstone tzint But trv in
this inconsiderate steed of the Bap-
tiSf once more on "A lIEe of the tenn
poral subsistence of infants. Shonld
infants be supported ? So the Bible
affrms and nature itself teaches And
to this dOubly imposed duty the
hearts of all are sweetly conform-d
l say the hearts of-all. for our bap-
tist brethren care for the young even
before they can yield consent, as ten
derly and as assiduouslv as any Of
Us But here again / must insist their
practice Is not in accordance with the
outcome of their lCgic when relson-
ing with the poedobaptist- Does my
reader require evidence of the truth
of this strange statement? If he will
construct the famous baptist argu
ment upon one or two passages of
scripture, he can not fail to see that |
in the light of 1t alone. though in op-
position to both nature and the BIZ |
ble, Infants should actually be left to |
staTve- Take lisa 1>l9, IF We be vii !
ling and obedient We shall eat the |
good of the land Now let him In |
keeping with the baptist method say,
Willingness and obedience are re
quired of them who ars to eat the |
good of the land. But infants can |
neither will nor obey. Therefore in
fants must not eat the good of the |
land" Then take Thess- 3:l0, If |
any would not work neither should |
he eat Again let him say after the |
manner of the baptists, He that will |
not work neither shall be eat But In |
FAINT cannot will to work. Therefore |
infants must not eat
Thus this second and chief argu-
ment of the Baptist in whatever way.
II Is viewed proves against the truth !
Is It truth that infants should sub |
sist? 3? This argument proves against |
II. l. it n truth that infants may be |
saved This argument will prove the |
contrary. Was CHrist rightly bap- |
tized According to this argument 1t I
could not be. Were infants proper |
# circumcision This mgu !
ment viii prove they were not. !
At future time ] may briefly |
point ont wherein the failacy Of this /
consists, ami at the same 1
time indicate the ground on which /,
We claim the divine sanction for the |
baptism Of our infant seed
j. S. W.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-29

The chairman of the Prohibition
State Committee has issued call for
-, State Convention TO meet at Harris
burg on the 2d of May His address.
like most documents coming from
Prohibition sources, is full of absur-
dities and 1 ,accuracies. But it is not
likely that the Prohibition party vii
be formidable political concern il
Pennsylvania this year 1t was effect
ually disarmed by the passage of tb,
High License act.-BuIIetin.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-29

GaoReE Fl. CORIIss, Who con-truct.
cd the great engine that ran ell OF
the machinery in Machinery Hall
during the Centennial Exhibition in
Philadslphis in 1876, died at his home
in Providence. r. l. on the 2Ist of
February, aged n yeorr Of paralysis
OF the heart caused by gastric ferer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-29
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-02-29

The people in tho Northwest insist
on 1t, that their country II not q,
greatly storm stricken distric. a.
has been represented this winter. they
say It was an exaggerated report, that
1000 people perished by cold this
winter. They put the loss of liz. at
two hundred.