The times., 1888-01-06
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This would be all right. were it not
for the know alls' of every communi
ty. who are sure that every introducer
Of new idea is crank, and that
every new invention is utterly i'm
practicable
The astonishing fact is that in this
class educ ted men and scientists are
found In the days Of George Steph-
enson, the perfector of the locomo
tive engine, the scientists proved con-
clusively tha, railway train could
never be driven by steam power sue
cessfully without peril; but the rush
ing express trains all over the world
show how mistaken they were. There
went up a guffaw OF laughter at Prof.
Morse's proposition to make the
lightning of heaven his errand boy.
and it was proved conclusively that
the thing could never be done; but
now all the news Of the wide world by
Associated Press, put in your hands
every night and morning and night,
has made all nations Witnesses.
Rev DR.. Talmage in one Of his ser
mons says:'If ten men should CO me to
you when you are sick with appalling
sickness, and say they had the same
sickness and took a certain medicine,
and it cured them. you would pro
baby take It, Now, suppose ten
other men should come up and say.
We don't believe that there is any
thing in that medicine well, I say,
'have you tried it?' mo, I never
tried it. but still! don't believe there
is any thing in it, OF course you
discredit their testimony The skep-
tic may come and say There is no
power in religion Have you ever
tried it?' mo, no. Then avaunt!
Let me take the testimony of the
millions of souls that have been con-
verted to God, and comforted in
trial, and solaeed in the last hour.
We will take their testimony as they
cry 'We are Witnesses
The proprietors Of Warmers safe
cure have receivep over 10000 volun-
testimonials to the efficacy of that
medicine. These have come from
almost every civilized country, and
,hey may fairly claim, 'it has made all
nations Witnesses
The evidence comes from all
classes. The highest medical author.
ties, like DR.. Robson late surgeon in
the English navy. and DR.. Wilson,
editor of "IIealth" of London, Eng.
and clergymeu of the highest repnta.
reputation like Rev DR. Rankin,
ex chaplain OF the u S Senate, and
DR. Kendrick of the Rochester Uni
versity one OF the international
revisers of the new testament, are
among the published witnesses
Hundreds of these testimonials
are being published A standing offer
of IS, 900 for proof that any one Of
is not true, so far as the proprietors
know, is fair guarantee OF their
genuineness
If man is suffering from any one
of the ailments, of which there are SO
many, growing out of kidney derange
ment, is it not more than foolish for
him to refuse to try Warmers safe
cure when thousands testify they have
been cured by it?
Think of it
The men who refuse to believe that
anything can be valuable because it
is in conflict with old ideas and
methods are the men who "get left"
in this world and 60 before their time
to try another.
The members of the Bennington
Detective Association will hold a
meeting at Harryman's Hall Oh Mon
day Jany. 9, 1888 at one o'clock p.
m. for the purpose of recognizing.
The period for which said Associa.
tion was organized expires on that
day and all farmers desiring to unite
with the new association are requested
TO be present at this meeting.
II. B. VANLIEU,
Sec.
THE TIMES is in receipt of Vol I
No, I, Of the Flushing Press. 1t is
a neat printed four column quarto, but
has not the first good reason for being
in cxistance. The Observer pub.
lished at Flushing, is a good local
paper, and two cannot possibly exist
there, even if the Press shall prove to
be the equal of the Observer as
first class local paper.
Another blizzard Loose.
CHICAGO, Dec. 20. - Tel egrams from
Ia; Kansas City, Mo-: GAINESVILLE,
Wis St Paul. Mimi. Emporia, Kaa, and
elsewhere west and northwest, say q blizzard
Is raging In those regions which il Is feared
will result In loss Of life The thor mometer Is
below zero from 10 to 30 degrees, and trains
are blockaded The storm extends down
into Arkansas, and heavy snow accompan-
ies It.
BUSINESS NOTES.
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