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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02
WORK RESUMED AT NEWCASTLE.
All Past Differences Set Aside and New
Start Made.

Yesterday morning work was resumed
st Newcastle, ard every man in the camp
who wauted employment was set to work
without reference to anything IN the past,
The miners have settled their old differ
cnces among themselves, and the company
looks upon al hands with the same de-
gree OF favor. The old workings have
been started up as wen rs a certain por-
ton OF the new workings. Use men, who
have been idle faT the rast three months,
are pleased with the manuer Ia which Mr..
Howard treated their proposition aud with
bis prompt compliance with their wishes
In the matter of starting up the mines,
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LETTER FROM THE GRAND OLD MAN.
OF THE NORTH PACIFIC, EX-MAYoR
YESLER

SEATTLE. sept Il, IoSS.
Having constantly 10 answer letters of
inquiry in relation to DR.. J. Eugene JOr-
dan ard the many cures reported By his
Histogenetic system OF Medicine, / beg to
take these means TO answer all such ques-
TONS to-wit.
I have had the honor aud pleasure of the
intimate acquaintance with DR.. ]. Eugene
Jordan Tor several years. file Is gentle
man Of culture and refinement and the
peer ~ anyone in the medical Profession
Many Of the wonderful cures which are re-
ported In his published volume entitled
The Entire Revolution OF Medicine" are
personally known to me. DR.. Jordaus
success in this part of the country with his
grand Histogeuetic system is certainly I'M
paralleied, aud while l am neither a
prophet nor the son of Que venture 10 pre-
diet that the time is not far distant when
his Hlstogenctie system Will be the stan
dard medicine of the day with the intelli-
gent classes Respectfully yours.
fl L. YESJER
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02
GRANn EXCURSIONS

Excursion tickets, good for six months,
sin on sale going via Northern Pacific
railroad and returning via Canadian Pa
eifie. Union Pacific aud Denver Rio
Graade, the gre al scenic route, aud oregon
Short Line or san Francisco. or southern
Pacific, through California. and by rail- or
boat from san Francisco 10 Puget sound, at
froIa SO TO Si23 20. Tickets now on sale
via 81 Paul, Chicago, omahs. Council
BlufTs. Kanses City. Denver. salt lake, Og-
den, - Louis, ~ PaSO. Demlug. san Diego,
san Francisco and other principal cities at
the Uaiou Ticket ofiice
A. CmLRERG Agent Y. r. R.R.,
Garner Mil and Commercial streets.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
Edward Williams Probably Fatally
Injured Yesterday.

Edward Williams. Iangshoreman, was
standing on the railroad track near the
Grant street bridge about noon yesterday.
when the Tacoma train hove into sight.
Williams evidently did not realize the near
ness of the train and was struck by the
locomotive and thrown Is or 20 feet The
train was stopped and Williams, who was
unconscious, was brought to the city aud
taken 10 Providence hospital. lie snf-
Tered intensely and examination showed
that two ribs had been broken and driven
Into his lungs. lie brcathes with the
greatest difficulty, aud last night II was
Thought that he would not live through
to-day. one leg was broken near The
ankle and he sustained several bruises
bcsldc.
hli.;Ams Il q single man aud has no rel
aiives IN Seattle. lie is a comparative
stranger here aud has onls few acqualut.
snces We Is said 10 have been sober
when the accident occur ed
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INTEREsTINa To LApIEs.

+. Il. Merton, manager for the Slayer
Manufacturing Company, 20 Front street.
seattle. has secured nTst-ciSss sewing ma
chine mechanic. and vii repair machines
~ an makes promptly and cheap. send
order BY rostal card and be viii send for
saaeaine- The best oil, needles and parts
for all sewing machines constantly on
hspl. Secondhand machines bought and
sold see cur new machines; best IL the
world; terms 10 suit satisfaction gEssTsii-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

ladies Hair sHess1 * t'ar.ssc essrisssf y as3l
s-sa second s1rcsts -as St-ssstg sad haii
wssrk - every isSeriYsisa ga Aaad s'lti
r.s.Ss 81 order spEeoH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

Indi<rretians In eating or driukinx cfrer
e4uec xer1une sFsuhsex which may he prp
= vcnted o. remove4 BY TarrAnf's Seisrel
Ap<rfrn<
The only reliable place IN Seattle 10 hay
your goods We bar direct frnsa the snilis
and save the rntddle mans pru:ss. Toklas.
s{nger1aan & Co
Our dress naking department u superior
/ 20 anything On the Pacific csssr Ssyle an:
n guaranteed. Tokiss. sineeruzan { Ca
Fifty fourinch .szhes s.ekinx ladies
cloth 90 cents. bought direct from the
mills Tsklas, singerznsn 4 Co.
se S-ineh towels Il the great sale The
uigEert bot OF esso1s ever received in seat
tie- We lead Chester Cleary.
Ladies' scarlet all wool rests at -5c. They
have no equal At 81 > in this market.
IuklAs, ssugernAn & Co.
Prof DiIion's dancing school Frsdavs
a. SO p IA jgveasle class SATURDAYS At
p rn. II Turner hall.
Al ssooi searie; twiIiesi flannel. - ana *
cents. ooughs At New York auction ToklaS.
Our stock OF eioaks aud WRAPS is well
worthy Of your attention Toklas. Singer
man & Ca.
49, cents ali linen darnask. the sale Of
honse-farnlshing goods this week Cieary
Prices. prices on hoase-furnishing goods.
This week our big sale Chester cieary.
New attractions Monday in our millinery
department. Tcklas, Singerman & Co.
We have the banner stock in every de
parslnent Tokias, Sinserman s Co.
|
~ cents linen glass toweiing, our big
purchase arrived. Chester Cfeary.
cents 2l-iueh all iinea crash al the
great sale Chester cleaFy.
saie this week. Tapestry table covers
Sc Chester CleaTy.
Sale this week. Price our napkins
scarse. table damask sc. Tokias. singer
man & Co.
Sale this week Price our table linens.
Chester cleary.
SOC stand covers. sale this week. Ches-
ter Cieary.
New hosiery in silk and wool. Chester
cleary.
SOC spreads al the sale. Chester Cleary.
s21s cents table linen. examine If, Cleary.
CSC ladies ribbed rests. Chester Cleary.
New dress goods. Chester Cleary.
New underwear. Chester Cleary
New trimmings. Chester cleary.
New ribbons Chester Cleary,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

PExps Nslz. rxxAx s6ae q. ssss-rse
sssfx SPcrs6c Ccupasy, Atlanta. Ga-ssez
ttezfcn One Of my Children uax t7s<l.Ie7l
with rhsan,sxism ard beiss FOE snseaf two
e.a<. szs -iskoat prori. AID beezn 70 dss ,sa
q caring her a. an vas perxaz.l<si ts TN
yoar s.sfxs sPesi1e. Affer she had usea
al she y BOW hale. hearty ana hsalssr
III tweise years old Another chth haz
11st nsccrse aniesed In the same war, and
and permanent carc- y. G wA1ssaxsa-
EfcH ET-r- No. Jaiy :, rsss-The swirx
S2sStac Co. Atlanta. GA--<erflesnea. OR
little sir1 when bas three weeks o.si brrks
frn s sse<, e ma s We ssssd ne r-sss-irses
sseesai oeoeIt We tired s s s. srd hy IL
tine ore hatsle was s7se her heal beeza 1,
bal snd ey ne tine she bad. t@kea SIX
has 8 fun and heavy head q hsIr.-s r,ofusr-
harry cAiid- l feel il bet ms eiury 70 Y-,Sks
tzls statement Respectfully, h /. sziaE-
CHETTAsoosA. TESx. June =. tss-Tee
II ISIS coaxa "a blood poison, and a. sssssss
sought phySkc an. no treaked me for sry-
esai I.aenths; By bis s1vire !. went 70 Grab
treatment was carefeEly oAservesf. i .ss>Sr-
cred. IS thought, but tbs next sE1rfn- fss-.-
pcs oegaa TO appear On my face and bssfy.
ming ulcers. Twas advised to rry s 8 s.. Ar
Immediately after taking il c raaaencs>i Is
Improve slowly az nrsf. brs E.ore rarlis.is
Afterwards, ard soon nothing reasatnfsI T.
tell q ny trcuh.e. Ny hlooI Is row thor
oGgaiy eieeaSed, and my systeEn free frslsa
taint- and l owe my present candifaon-a
perlect cure-fo Your mesiicine. Ichcexfaifg
give thss statement that Others who havs.
sale<ed ns have may reap the same benefit
HARDY u. Burr, q West NintA 81.
HoxEs, La, May - iSss-The Swift Srocle,.
Co.. Atlanta. Ga--9sen1leraea Aas,us tvs
years ago my general health gavrws en-
Irey. l. was - dchilltated that I :lrlas,s.
desltatred Of ever feeling well ssrfa. Al
that the physicians done for me lroasht =,
Permanent relief. Friends insisted rhss /
should give S. 5. s. a fair trial. alfhosrs /
thought it would be throwing AVA rs.sss5sr--
ter taking thorough course nly hea,ia
AID strength returned. and must say fhcs
y 3 81 ne cured me. IS discarded an
Others while using IL. As a tonic czs, rs1oSs
heartily recommend IL for general k-bilifv.
u certainly Is = specific. W. y. BzIDsxs, J. Il
HosER- LA.-I know Mr.. VI. F. Bridges. anlf
viii say that his statement is correct.
JOSEPH SHKLrus. Druggist
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases nal,oa
Tree. The SWIFT SrEcTFlc Co. Drans-r &
Atla2ta. Ga.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02
PAYING THE PENALTY.
Several Small Cases in Police Cert
Yesterday.

Al sam. co0s a. a Washington street
hauso ef ill fssi,., Was arrested yesis-ssay
ga the charsc 81 stealing Sc sgam Aoliy
Adams nnd 50 from Hattie Soltoa, In
mates Of the place lie furnished SAe
bail Ia each rsse ia Jusiicc Jones court
fer his appearaf~e ior preliminary cxztn'-
nation next Friday. The rooms 81 tiic
e,asnplalusnts were raussc ked Snd the
saans.y siniun The ChiuaDaA y a. hstnr-
ally Suspected bat nOae - the Missing
sash was fauRd ia bis possession.
4atacs " Itausld vas arrested Yesterday
a.harsy,,. VITA stealing 5 revolver from An
.se,sW Olson. rhc tria, - the CASE - ~ a. .
siaufd hy Justice Jones u0tt to-day
\ ftk seattle utsidctli named PARKS
was anesi s. and casts by lusiice !0tis :
Yesterday fas o,.siggriing the stacH az
vita elotnesiiue.
john clark Eas arrcFict NestfT'iaA tf
cant. Issgs> aad Nairer Hoiaien tHr fA2
h.as Iaaa Hau~sa - 81 and = SILVER q s'f q
walle The latter Was assssp 81 chs5T ).
gho MsAfana salaan. gGsitcr Jones hti'
clark fs aprtSf b lor0 tAc neSt grand }afl
Roland Arue> wss c0famiitsi = fsit ~,
. aays 81 Justice SssieFnere tn aeianh ~
= SloA }ue, Sos AssSelaHs Aaifiaaa x t'st
iagher
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

81 cents table linen, examine Il, Cleary
CSC ladies ribbed rests. Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

New York city, where he spent eight
months ia the principal hospitals and
leading medical colleges fapliSariStuE
himself With the latest aad mos improved
methods Of treating disease. hss resumed
practice ia this city. once ia rev lesier
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

The only reliable place in seattle 10 huv
your goods. We bar direct fruxa the zzilie
and save the rntddse mans prof. TokIas.
sluge-uan Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

Our dress making department - superior
70 anything On the Pacific css<r- s.yie ana
n guaranteed Toklss. sineeraan & Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

ncSss Blood Purifier. hesss cherry
Cough syrup. Bcggs Tropical Til, Beggs
Liver Pills, RszEs teriusn Sslve aud heggs
Celebrated Remedies for sale sud var
ranteti hv Ea,bcuuck & Co, Barnes & Gu,
pEhiys & son aud CompSton & Go.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

KrFtaS vF TuE A2Hsfset-s---l esl.f'- As
sstern.zsn tsse & as-sa St4Ees safa Alha'flss
-,susaca f-aga tso aeaSs VoAAse AL
speharof ia lse hay eas srfi'cl "tss isfr
sssa~s a Washington lrfnt.Ft iela.s Z
- 80. -, 80. "a 9e-e water ior tAe
.s..r. III s,asf'ns flst lr< tAuks a3G as.'s.7-
ANN tt.s frash resp c-ius rtficfss'l s7sass
So also wgsls ~ tsU eusi sNa-4 ~ a.
a.ssrs- stand Many s1aEinss ~f.f
iae4e ans sevcrai eastls o - tae as7
sta iaGzaas fElt q p S'A-sNNs ~
ifsif.r..rv - sSashsaEEsu. ass guess 81
f1ss seaev-s 81 fae AItstfc~s 500 va ffaasc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

Indizcretsans IN eating or sriukiux cfsra
eanee serious sryuAsex which nav he nv
vcnfed % renoved BY Tarranf's Seisrer
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

Fifty -fourfnch as<zkef sa<kinx ladies
cloth e cents. bought direct from the
mills Teklas. sinserrnAn 4 Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

Cough syrup. bckES kFsfitsst tttts Ett<AS
Liver Pills. RsErs German Salve aud heEgs
Celebrated. Remedies for sale sud y ar
ranted hv Easbcuuck & Co, Barnes & Gu,
nubbs & son aud ComPsten & CO.
Johnson. sanford 4 Co. Of New York,
vl,ssa nut their entire stock u heuse-ff5-
nisAiue goods fa Chester Cleafy a. his
iiseoasi a. tAcy arr rviiriag from basil
mes lace curtains mel ceais- BIZ sale
this week. chester G eafy.
Ne have the lnost complete stock Of
rt.sakx aaxi wraps ia this city Our risi aud
auisb i Superior 70 anything IN The United
ststess ON show room = superior l. any
81 ihe Pacific cossr, and eur PFtees loSeT.
Tok}ss. slnssyuan 4 Go.
yahussr,. sanford & Co. tise great New
Y-sFk importers. sold their stock 20 GhesseF
gssary. Having two stores sad asa3ag The
h.A fHr husiuc~S. no stock IS tna large for
him. Big Sale this week. hsase fasa'shitas
esods
Ladies 81 seattle viii p.ssse take notice
that Mcssrs. Morse kr,ss.. israssIs a t3rTivfss
have e,ss aed their store A. ila ssasts second
ssrrg#. where they cssTy = ane the = ga.
~kias aud other furs, mase - asia Iasde
F IA oaicr "
Ssviar deposits u0k made H5fh the
ssasranfee i.oaa sut Trust Company sn's
--sskagz Hauk, MA street. opposite ts'sfi-
hzra "
at5es Hair t7ess5as Psr3sss. es7rssF Nslu
sssst Sse7saS strossts -As f-isasstg aad hati
wssk - every 3sScriYsioa ga Aass.i s'iti
rs55a ~ order sp4eaE
q = N5s1er & Co. s-Cr sss1ss - comp
SOS NHsrr d SO, iaaEs ard 4Dsa-auft-
haze reserved fFoFa l4ss A4H1sF ssfees -
rs NiG street, ia tie icflseufzi s-eSA
ezrsies wanting aa-ialss Ht6Er - Nll
sH4 il 20 leeir iutcFr~s faeaii - sseliaer 4
Hsshau. a. fhs>r eelfietarsl F4a8c a -Es
eaa..s II tale kiaa e prsi-sy-
Tsengy Tear. in C..ussrss, - fae hea
sas. g h4aue. alG HlAtlsi NsFegss -
A.~ s1ess EsaiiesftWal wta q a3a4eA t't.
Sal aisU aEFa fulers~zs
kH ss -5alsGa. sfT sta-e 81 Nts
as fss rgsr af t
- ~. Ar as a-sss - as
setsaa : te
-sfs~ an, tar gr1at ssasz - ios
f-sses tzss ~ .-ia ~ 80 'nis @er-
esIl6na sry lsf Rlltksg lssigsls
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fahuSe;a. sanford 4 Co. Of Sew York,
slssaa nur their entire stock u hausa-fus-
niSAiue goods fa Chester Clrafy a. big
ssiseousi. a. they arr retiring fFuin basil
mes lace curtains mel cefis- BIZ sale
This week hester tleagy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

DIR. Everett c. johnson.
nHN SfCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE,
neM Yrslrs tloeS. Nil street ksangs
> ana g. laird aoer. Tage the eiey atoE;
Es-ssAe2se, - Ninth street. corner Of
James ef3alsieS-DiseassS Of women,
cs-fifta- uriuary ergRus, rectal dissszstas skin
,si.eess.s. cs.~ss u rupture and diseases Of
.ss.tfss-.rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

Sc a-ineh towels ~ the great sale. The
biggest bot OF goods ever received in seat
tie We lead Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

DIR. J. W. JOHS son.
DwYSsFIAS AND SURGEON OFFICE,
fU-te Fre8t ssHgsf, between Aeli aaG
Frfrert -4stref "
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Ladies scarlet al wool rests sf -5c. They
nave no equsl at 81 = in this market.
ToklAS, SingernAn & Go.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

u n q f'7FF- n \ TT = -
nErItsI. ARTIST. t.AkTN(fel-t ofa-4.
hsrtue reta.4sst frala his tfip s. TX
Pas Isl E1aass, Hs3 = Plsssssi - Ais-el
has fsssaaer ssaffsls salsl ussasE ees.zllE -
-sfs fess q AS fs=sss@f sssise.. ~ t1s fAss-T
Lar Bisek. seattle. y + Ees.de3er. es,--
arr Foaffs sid lzFsea, issaS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

Ne have the lnest complete stock 81
rtssR< a1xi wraps ia this city oar rGi sud
auish i surerier 70 auythias IN The United
states: our show room IS superior h any
esl iha Pacific coast. and cur prices t0ser.
sfsfis SIS Ssngssrftian 4 60.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

CAIIara tu iss FIltatI's CssisFll
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- ssee4i ~ esraszs all arrive a. ns'
ssa.se tais Wev2 Fakias. go sffHiAs. a t,t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

J,shuson. sanford & Co. ti3e great New
Nork importers sold their stock 20 sshestef
g-ssagy- Having fwG stores and ca3aE The
leA iaE hsgslue~s. no stock IS tess large for
hira. Big sale this week. hsase furnishing
stsslsis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

PROD. DiIion's dancing school Frsdays
a. SO p. IA jgvezsle class Saturdays II
p. nn. II Turner hall.
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c. X. CAS- f. NJ D.
A BpoMpsAL SURGEON AND 6YSE-
r4f-ru4 "
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Sale this week Price our table linens.
Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

SOC stand covers. sale this week. ches-
ter Cieary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

New hosiery in silk and wool Chester
Cleary.
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Ladies u seattle viii psssse take notice
that McsSrs Morse hrtss israstl5s a. tprritfs.
have f.gssuesi their s;oge A. lla siltsf second
ssrre. where they cscTy ans the = sas..
skins ard other furs, fuase - a'ia Easde
Il n.slrr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-02

Scarlet table danssk Sc Tokias. singer
man & Co.
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Al sFooi scarlet tEiIfea flannel. - and *
cents. eoughs At New York auctien- Toklas.
singerl2aa &co.
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eaIldna tTy ief Plltesi's cssiorla.
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sss.stsa- e. An far zrat teasr - .at
.-sses. tzsa - -. n. l..aa 'ais seas
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~seiaE deposits uaA snas3e Nifa TIE
sssssraBfee i.oaa sui Trust Company sna
S-sFsaez Rank. Ma street. opposite ts.n
s..erclsE. will tcgiu tB QraH sasezsst tlcio
h@sr
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-05-25

WE are again obliged to replenish
w the stock of Dress Trimmings.
another order gone offin today's mail
for both braided AID beaded sets !;
they make a handsome finish for
comparatively little money.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-05-25
Friday. May 20. 1883.
Quarreling Over Adam.

The Presbyterian General Assembly
is having q happy time wrangling over
the creation of Adam. DR.. Woodrow
of Ga. is believer in evolution and
some of his southern brethren of the
same church have been endeavoring to
compel him to shut up or force him
out of the church, but the irrepressible
DIR. Woodrow stoutly resists their eff
forts on either hand; and the case has
been brought to the highest court in
the church to determine whether the
DR.. is right in denying that Adam was
a literal product of the dust, or the pro
duct of organic matter through long
series of changes, which Darwin has
described as evolution. The southern
sticklers of the dust theory call upon
the Assembly to decide that the Bible
establishes their theory aud that the
Reverend Woodrow's preaching is
rank heresy.
DIR. Adams is the principal prosecu-
TORN the case ofthis singular, scientific
theolgy of DR.. Woodrow, and in the
course of his speech in replying to DIR.
Woodrow, said: I'm his (Dr. Wood
rows address before the alumni asso-
citation he gives his views on evolu-
ton, about which there can be no
doubt.
FROM FISHES TO MAN.
"For long time fishes were the
highest being on earth, then came a
frog, a tadpole. This little fellow swan
ashore and this was the landing of our
ancestors" This sally created loud
laugh, in which DIR. Woodrow heartily
Joined, but DR.. Adams kept on: "Then
they got snake: then the lowest
mammalion, creature with back
bone; then the higher. and so on. They
got a creature I'll not call him a
monkey either, but they cut his claws,
Strengthened him out, heightened his
legs, Strengthened his nose, fixed up his
head. Then they shaved HIM, aud, to
make him clean, they pummiced him.
and at last God steps in, and, with di-
vine Intervention. puts soul in him.
Then he was the head and crown of
CREATION This is evolution. DIR.
Woodrow here draws a distinction be.
tween the body and soul of Eve and
the body of Adam"
Such wrangle in church among
learned doctors in this age of the world
is farsical and most ridiculous. Meth
er ofthe disputants or the listening
assembly know, or can know any more
about Adam than the mythical man in
the moon.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-05-25
Rowlandyille Notes.


Special services in the RowIandville
NJ. E. Church closed on hursday
evening last. Quite a number of
penitents bowed at the alter during
these meetings and several were hap
PLY converted. Large and appre-
cia.ive> audiences attended willie
these special services were in prog
ross. The following ministers assist
ed tue pastor, Fred E. McKinsey, in
this revival effort: Revs. s. w.
Bounds, Taylors Island, Dorchester
Co., Md; John Jones of Hopewell;
J. P. Cts, of Tome Memorial Church
Port Deposit; Mr.. Grant of N. P.
Church at Rowlandville, Milton
Grant and Robert Hodge, students
at Westminster, Baltimore, Md. and
DR.. w. L. s. Murray, p. E. Of the
Wilmington District. The commu-
nifty and Churches were much helped
by the services just closed, and it lie
to be hoped that the seed sown may
yet yield an abundant harvest.
Revs. Robert and James Grant,
sons of the pastor OF the NJ. P.
Church st Rowlandvillc, and Rev.
Robert Hodge of the same town, are
now at home on a vacation from
Westminster, Baltimore, Md, where
they have heen enrolled as students.
Mr. Hodge leaves next Tuesday for
his field of labor for the summer
months. Rev. Milton Grant will
assist his father on his charge which
is made up of three appointments,
the church at Rowlandville, called
Harmony, Bethesda and Porter's
Grove.
Several new barns and houses are
in course Of erection in and about
our neighboring villages. At Colora
a new house is going up on J. W.
McCullough's farm, and q small
frame dwelling is nearing completion
at New valley. Eli Ewing and Sam'l
Met ardell, near Mt. Pleasant Church,
have the foundations laid for new
houses. The paint and white wash
brushes are doing much to brighten
up dingy fences, etc., at this time Of
tie yeas.
Rowlandville and Mt. Pleasant
charges. Fred E. McKinsey pastor.
Preaching at Mt. Pleasant each Sab
bath at 1890 a. m. and 7:45 p. NJ,
and at Rowlandville at 8 O'Clock p
IN. Class-meeting at Mt. Pleasant on
Tuesday evening and prayer meeting
on Friday evening. All are invited
to these services.