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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-26
NoNQUITT, Mass, Sept. 20, 1888.
Genl Manager Associated Press, N, Y.

u haze seen in several of the NeW En-
gtdnd newspapers q telegram aCItich says
mat Mr.. Frank Burr, aUhO has aUrttten q
tge Of Gen. Sheridan, ,cds an intimate
friend OF my husband; that Gen. Sheri-
Dan aided him tn the preparation of his
BOOK ana IN revising It. The statements
mus MADE are untrue. Gen. Sheridan
aods nerer an intimate friend of Mr. Burr
ana ne not only neuer aided him In the
Pfepd'utton or revision of any book, but
ne ordered Mr.. Burr from his office achen
mat gentleman approached him on the
snDlect last Winter. certainly haze no
0D3ectt0n todny one aCriting Of my hlts-
2und; Dat .ohen it is proposed to foist Mr..
l Bmrrs book upon the public by false rep
reservations beliepe that the public ,cill
torgtre me for appearing In the matter,
p!oIftcutdrty as | am prepared to prone
mat agents Of Mr.. Btrr's publishers haze
represented that l am pecunidrily inter
ested IA their book, a representation also
ydtse, TOR hare no pecun'ary interest in
uhy paDucdtiOn about Gen. Sheridan er-
cept nus ogn personal memoirs ichich are
Dct'g punished by Charles L. Webster C
%. NO. 3 East nth Street. Netc York
C"y' Mrs. p. III. SHERIDAN.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-26
No. 1919.

(a) How were Adam and Eve prevented
from gamblings
0) Why do we buy shoes9
(c) Why is Jew in a fever like diamond
(d) What musical instrument invites you
to fishs
(e) Why is person who never lays wagers
as bad as regular gambler9
T. Why is it dangerous to take nap on q
traina
(g) What thing is that that is lower with q
head than without one?
(h) Why is the soul like thing of no con-
sequence9
(i) Why is nail fast in the wall like an
old mani
O Why does an aching tooth impose 81
lence on the sufferera
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-26
SHERIDAN
Friends. Comrades and Canvassers.
Please Take Notice.
The Personal Memoirs Of P, Il, Sheridan

"AioucH W! IllulStI anu puUllSllci Ill ulC III
tereSt of his widow and children, are now
ready, and agents are wanted to cover the
entire territory from Maine to California.
This magnificent record of the life and do
lngs of our departed Hero PENNED WITH
HIS OWN HAND and fully completed on
August I'd, only three days before his
death, is one of the grandest achievements
of his whole life. and on his dying bed he
left it as a heritage to his widow and or
phans 1t is the only book or article of any
kind he ever wrote for publication. He
never authorized or assisted anyone as is
claimed by other publishers in compiling
or writing any other book, and this is the
only publication from which his family de-
rive any benefit whatever. Friends of the
departed hero will you please call the at
tention of all canvassers to this fact and if
possible persuade them to make immediate
application for terms to agents, and terrific
ry upon which to sell THE ONLY GENU-
me SHERIDAN BOOK" and thereby confer
a great favor upon bis FAMILY and save
your friends from being beguiled into sub
scribing for the spurious lives of Sheridan.
Please address all communications to CHAs
l.. WEBSTER Il Co., Publishers of the gen.
ulne Sheridan Book, East 18th St., New
York City.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-26

No. 10S.-Arithmetical Nut.
From six take nine; from nine take ten;
from forty take fifty, and have six left
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-26

No. 195.-Half Square.
l. Relating to night. q Containing ochre
8. One who changes. 4. The variations which
verbs undergo for the indication of time. g.
Presses. g. Spawn of fishes. Z. A knot in
wood. 8. A Roman coin. O. A letter.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1888-10-26

Three books mailed free on application.
All druggists sell S. S. S.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
New York. 7s6 Broadway.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

A St Louis dry goosis house Advertised
FER smart bcy. And they gCt him.
They rut biz1 behind the counter. The
folkrwfn< conversation passed between
hiIn aud his first customer.
Ca1stomer tplcklng up pair Of gloves
--Wh1t are tlrseS
Smart Bcv-Gloves.
Customer Yes. yes. hut what do Tou
ask f1r thsunf
Smart Boy-We don't AK for them at
al. customers 20 shas.
Csnstouer-Tou dout understand ne;
how do thev cCne3
snart eoy-Wh hT. they come IN pairs,
Of course
Cs1stouler-No. nor how hrh 10 they
conp2
Szuars Rcy-Tast above the wrist.
kelieve.
Custcrg-But what d. you grt fcr
them
Smart Bcv-Nrf sr~1e rvsf ncthink
fer tnern- Bees pcckets all the money
Custorncr ticring pasience ---tf has Is
khe prize cf these gloves per rair7
Srnart 6cv-th. that's vcur laT. r. II
WV fillns rru So e, slorei Nne dol
ia<.--<,t Lcuis Ms.ysxina
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
s-E WANTED pouea
a Ezirx s4ssy whk<A WA. - wsxA
Gfezs Ia1zxA-


Ones upon = slu1e tllere lived bsaztk-
III princess. whose weallh was lzl~
hoUneesl Nssores u slaEes waited 70
0key 1es sllsgt kest beilesE. noblss bowed
oefQEs haF. z-41 q 6e2EElf1I Fealz1 . ~ her
osE1- 3rl1 are va net happF. Shs
loHged Eaf nzogs po~eF. 1zd Ek-Ll longisg
~as Els4Ei41le. she h4a : marc riEg.
- pfesslag aJLn whzen sAe coszid sU-1~
n1en - heF AZ s1s pogs erral gsni VITO N
h41ltea the az als1 tt.e c2ges an1er TIE
s4rfa, 0lC might Lse b oI-ly Ihree times.
A4sSf the talre tLaze Il would k0se is
aa4ssie. D. one nlSit zlls Pressed uion
tlle ring. and IAlnls.IAzteiy = gem 49, BE-
FIRE neE crylos.
20. llilsEFiosss aud beautiful princes,
~hoss breath i ~ iDcsnse. aud whose
voice B Ake tie sqng q Us bal-bk-l.
What Nouldst t1ouf
Il4en sssll TIE prlaa,ess: Il would have
Ha0sz power. Send ms armies. Eh4E |
may conquer al Chs countries eoxtlzu uOas
to u2lz.e, AID 1ly heart VII be glad - the
norl4ng
When the princess woke next day. b.
h0Al. iegions u solLllssrs Insorgeous 4rray
were before her PALACE. waiting for her
bidding. s. abs senr them latO the lands
she coveted. a1d they were hers. The
armies returned with captive trains Of
prlnces and MOBILES, aud for time she
Was happy. But one Of these captive
princes. Iii Hassan By name, refused 70
bow before keE. he sas as beautiful a.
a sun god IN vain abe threatened hlm
and tortured him. tie only said:
Though thou be a. beautiful Is
Siloams lily, though thy grace be as the
movement of the I'll, still shall l scOrn
thee"
Then she wooed him and begged him
% marry her, but he waAs Obtlurate- IN
faruatsd with .lin. she again pressed the
flng, AID ca4ed the genL
Il would have power" che sid, ito
win the love u thu Prince Hassan."
1T - well. replied the geni. bur you
can only cah me once again by the ring.
When tho princess again saw Hal-san,
he greeted hor rapturOusly, and she kIsew
thas she had won him They were mar
ried, and for q long time the princess
was happy, bus finally the old c-a~ing
came over her. HesitAtingly, she sum
uO1ed the geni for the last time.
Il must have more power. I must be
where l may dictate IN all things, and be
feared - wsll - obeyed
step on that mat" said the geni- She
did SO, and was transported 70 strange
country.
This, said the geni. lis America, and
/ have secured for you position - :
servant giTL"
And the old longing for moro power
never came over uhe princess again
Lincoln State Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

~If you would Like 70 say few words
before We string you up. said the spokes-
man of the vigilance COMMITTEES, sternly
you may have ths chance"
'''There "a sorasrhinx I would Ike to
say RESPONDED the condemned horse
thi.-f. pale bat self possessed. "An ask
Is shaf yoi VIII permit uae 70 say 1t with
cut interruption
'Cio shsssd. said the spokesman. Ia
conscaliy, '.wsu let you finish.
Then. gentlemen" BEGAN the con
denned uian with deep emotion. II have
q few words ~ solemn warning 70 utter
In the Innocent and happier days Of my
yo2ng manhood. before I came 70 Arr
Eona ADD seL into svl ways. wa en-
g0<<Cd "a = useful and honorable calling
Had l never abandoned IL / might have
been stu respectable and upright Citi-
xsu- Though I have become a lad man
and am about - recsive ing Just punish
merit. have always kept Il me
nento- Il those happier DAYS. In
my vahse. Gentlemen. you AL find
n oopy 0g Ectlo work entitled
The Ame1can Voters Text Book Il
which I sold nearly i.oo0 copies IN one
county in Pennsy ivania alone. II Is in
disperr<Ahls = every man who would
keep hlrusef thoroughly informed "a 20
th0se Questions Corcerning which II Is
ths duty q every citizen 20 Be fully
alvised. fou vii find 10 that little vol
une. Esntlemen. full AOd accurate infor-
nation A. - the political platforms Of
n1 TIE parties. election returns from
every state n the Jnlon. ragnesof mem
bers q couCress. judges q the VARIOUS
courts. eto.. with a ulass of miscellaneous
statistics and facts never before grouped
togethsr IN ono work. Bound In cloth
or bali clctA she price q this valuable
book las always besn -
B'a pauscd a u,oEnent O. WIPE TIE scalf-
fng tears from his syes. When he looked
sfctt him a-ain his audience had
vNfAesI lie was savedi - Chicago
Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

The story Of Lessing is again going the
rounds that he. coming home one even
ing. knocked at his own door. The SER
want, looking out Of the window, failed.
IN the darkness, 20 recognize his master.
aud cried. The poet IS not at home I"
Never mind" responded LesSinS, Il
VIII come at another time, and quietly
want away. But this was quito matched
By al absent minded Rutgers college
undergraduate, not long ego, who came
up his own stair, and seeing a notice ON
his door that ho would be Pack at 4
O'Clock" sat down On the stair 70 wait
for hiEnseh--New York Evening Post.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

For several years ~ French actor Saint
German has been Ia The hahat q waking
about FsrTs With a ts1ss go1-.s that followed
bin everywhere ike dog Recently, says
The S<a<e. the popular couleiian ~tarped 70
exznine some rooxs At hookstal IN the R1s
Fsubcurz Aeatsnartre. A stranger razsin 4
b. iostlei hina. The goose. vita hls<i hiss
hiss snapped a. tie stranger and pulled ths
sod - bis uoSs or The coranlis issarY De Do
Ice f1ed hisp ore frano ard prohibsted aim
tr0m -AIxlns absus wssh his zoasA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
WHEN BEAUX USED BOWS.
4 Reminder of the Time When Archery
W.. fh1 Eaxo-it. O....lI...- c...-x

A Reminder Of the Time When Archery
wAs tho Favorite Outdoor Sport.
There was few weeks ago deposited with
the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, q
silver vase which marks en- interesting era
ia the progress Of sports in this country. 1t
IS the 'Bowmen's Vase" offered many years
ago as prize for the best shooting with the
long bow by the United Bowmen, a society
of archers whose headquarters were in Phila-
dolphin, where they met once year in tour
nament.
The grandfathsrs and great grandfathers
OF tho present tennis champions we're the
champions Of the United bowmen, and their
names are all engraved on the vase referred
70, as, indeed, are to names OF all the MEM
bers OF the society. Among them may be
az many names now famous in Amer
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
HOOP BEATS

MsxsrS John A. & A. X Norris, of West
chester, y. Z, have imported the thorough
bred English horse Vagabond, foaled 1884.
By Advssturer, dam Irms.
MeEwsn, the handsome ; Syesr-old. bv Cur
tis Hanbietonisn. out of Mary NJ, has ~
duoed bis record ovsr the Nashville track 70
225S-
The governor elect Il Coa-ecticut. MorEss
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
vASoUEHEH

In an instant they ar- az IL TIE slender
steel folls slash Ia air appercut. underesIt,
thrust, IA qn.ck succession, and sparks fy
freely ua1l one or the othsr = vanquished
bsfore tne master gives ths word for a cessa.
ton q hostilities. the preparation - flowing
freely on their faces, bat they have no time
- use their nandkerchiefS Suddenly. A. a
word from he master. the din ceases aud rhs
line oreaks, to forIa again after few min
49, rest Among ne papiis In thais school
tseEe = oas ocs shesc srrus are not roundexi
aud smooth and whose sixnre il not veil
kLlsd and xiliO~y. she i a beginner.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
Knrr Il Would De Needea.

''I would Ike q little money this morn
iog John" said tho wife, who was about
10 start down town. II need q few
chairs fer the dining room
''An right. Maria said tho husband.
hooking up from his paper. Here's $40"
Il havo found a place On Rargun
street." she went on. a. she put the
money IN her purse, where they are 20
ing - sell sO<.8e nice ones today at auc-
ton
At auct;Or7 Hold on n moment.
Maria Here's $40 more-"-Chicaso Tri-
buoa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

TMizs Bluestocking (aged SOL have
sont you a dozen Of my poems within the
past year. and you have returned every
one of them l called 10 ask what Is the
matter with them
Magazine editor lkf0dlyl-My dear
youn glady, tho great French critic, Re
nan. SAYS It h impossible for any one. to
writo wei before the age of 20.
Kiss Bl0osto>--ing-Oh I sec. I VIII
send you some rev ones n about twenty
ycars--IEne.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

cHrcs Hlusic, ald sounds L1s the var cry
a. aa1.1,iiis slo 1rs about % 20 Ira s.arch
% elisnalss - -neir ki8g After the song the
nls1aie s,ie< <en-, Aad 81 tne masks Ike a
1s1@h They are male Of sin- aud protest
TIE iaco from pos2oie lai-e -raEes.l The
fsi,eefs thsu ai4lnd la rows fle..., each other.
tle oppouenL ot -aca fsncer beng tho oppo-
slis stEL They are dressed In skirts that
reacn the Eueo only, tba costume beng com
plst@t ~ tlxht hlIinz hndics, and red
~ooisn stookLagx Frsa1oi they strike Eas
prsiin1inary pcsrure, each one watching with
sagar eye the movements of her opponent,
prspaf.-i - slEAeF 1--WE or take
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

so. Mr Hankinson. yo1 are going On
. thur Of the wcrldY'
YES. Mss Whftesr1ith-
And VII you promise % write 70 ne
frum every country you may VISIT
Promlsa2 Al. yOu know not how
VII value the privilege. And you VII
really care % bear from meg'
''Yes. / am ColieCtilg the postage
stamps II AZ counsTizs- ''-Lilcol1 State
IouEnaL
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

icsn history, some for deeds Of valor
and some for commercial enterprise ''Ths
games" were feature Of social life IN those
days Entertainments at country houses
which would now be called house parties
were not complete without exhibitions of the
skill Of the beanK and sbe bellies sometimes,
tool With the long bow. But the popularity
Of the sport gradually faded, until in 1859
the secretary put down on the records "No
grounds; no nesting Now al that is left
% recall the exciting contests With bow and
arrow Is the silver vase in the custody Of the
Historical Society Of Pennsylvsni&
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Yong NJ. Sissy iso his pretty c'usirl
II sav. Naud. thnk II pwcpCse o.
that puettv Lancot giri The TewT first
chawnce I get
Pretty CcFlsln-l would h7ccryi tl-1r-
iEv. lssbel lsrrscrs h vpry i'telhyenf
xfrf and wcskld maze , srAsllfild wlfe
Ycfrr Ar Sa~v--ka N sRy sne y re'VT
i1tsl kent. Naud2
Pretty Ccusin--fs'r-1srk kal,ir A.
Young hLr. Sissy ldnhlc77s. + - v sii-
hah Jovs. I fahncT - bsgH-a tna1< e
>xx L. SnccA
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Sf~ar-s~ On d~v rootis stc~e}-- Fhs+'s
she r-ice of ahcrs fs-sy yards II blue SKI
Mersha shaur--Deren6s upcn what Kind 4
SIX What e. want Is frf
Sfrsnrrr- rernant. Tn he -an-
a~er ~ the New York Baseball clab.--
L'errcit Free Frrss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
The MARCH OF PROGRESS!

OOn LAT EST IMPROVE NJ ENTi
Competition Is the life offrndc.'' ant n you
have not seen our latest improved gOods you
imsg No bow lively trade 10. how bard cOalel-
tors have 20 work 20 keep within f'rif - "a
Ask RITA or fr the james Means choe ~
the James Means - Shoe. according - Touf needs
Positively none genuine Snlsss having COR rafna
and prfe stamped plainly TIE sors. frrr rrtairr
via supply you with shoes - STAMPED II you insist
upon fis doing von d. ncf insist retailers
'rl coax VOC into turins Inferior shoes upon Which
they make larger Eruff-
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Minister Go Bobbyl-S0 yesterday was
yuur sixth birthday, was Il, Bob6y2
BOBBY lwish rvl3eN-Te -. SIR.
Ninistcr-XCa seem 10 be proud about
e.. Botty.
Bobby--I a-a; ra's got 70 paT fare for
RE On tie street ears now New YORK
~ru
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Califcrais-EKs You don't mean n
sav vou sci sweet potatoes hers b ths
oushai2
Phiiadelphia DeaIer-Of course How
do ycu sell them2
~Dg the var5. --Fhilsdelphia Record
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

'Te1. BOBBY said the minister.
kindly, and how many marbles have
vou eot7
--0h. said Bobby. careiessiT. 7 xof
tV~ertr- sixteen here in the har
tfas fellow coaldnt pay me, ard two
rha1 I .cst down cellar -Nex y ork Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

The -r-nhle with "a. ssid Mrs. B--e-
'rT - ttss he lets i-tle thi1rS wor~v
1-o. ae was mad this rserrinir heozuss
the tafv seve hiza s@ASs "a zassA -
zsr7ezs s@z><.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
DErKoIT. GRAND HAVEN a MILWAUKEE

Daily. ~undsYf expected. Daily.
Detroit tsfres has f'arl0f ca ~ Detroit. max
ihR direct connections f0r ell polr-f tasi arriving
in keH ers af ~ uezt osy. flghi La
press hss Sleeping car 20 Ieirlit. making dlreci
connections with al frs iEs fef ne Las.
1hfouzh railroad uctefs nrean sieemsbip
ticket. and Sleeping car ferh. secured 81 he
j. -. A n NeilaEy CITY Once - Mon Ies A..
and ai the cepot
Jts. CEvrFfhla City Pes 4eeuL
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
AXE sHoaE a MICHIGAN SOUTHERN

A train leaves GTaDd Rapids TOT lilegan al
lJ0 J. u-. arriving there ~ S2t
Through iickets s0io 20 principal points in the
JniteG states. Mexico aud Canada ~ Union
Ticket Office.
4 J sNfrH. q p. A.. Cleveland.
A. Eoofz Depot TiCkei Agent
GEo. " NrNsoS. City TlcEei Agent
Taking effect May I8 Jsss
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Tie shortcsi line 20 Detroit aud Easi Elegant
psTlor car between Detroit and Grand Rapids
Trains i--avlng Detroit Is 2 IA and Grand tsp-
ids b,2O p II. run osi,. Other trains daily e1-
cept Sunday
A ALNQJIsT. Ticket Agent, depot GE0. W.
MCNSON Union Tlcfet Agent - Nonroe<t
0EO. n. cAlTE, 6en. Agt-, Grand kapids.
Ma tAEPLNTEk
J. b hJLLIkES, IrEffe Manager.
General Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21
AMONG FAIR FENCERS
A. ExEscws eaoAHNs n r.soa
49, Laaiss Ars rsaxbt - s~fax khs
slsaasr sssr.ss sati EiEhe As1arsll1g -
shs Cods--A fis4-<as ea4 issssa1l.l
P.sr4aa.-l1 . Ss@ 1srk seAaaL

n aas cesn realarEea ~ = a.aa 80 oughs
slas raar saers are Ila4y A1lericaa
sasllsl = ~ c11ld l.a4s c vsry sarl- lsr LIE
<-ost - pert rrencQ s'ssls.ala-l. 81, ll1e 1as
l.secnls esllielllag more fD.sz 3 -il1 4zno1z
uz4af f.i,ilk l..illse "a .lia 1luE.rg T. a.Es
bscD1le A. 4.lsi ~ilat Is more $. -, 6 .aas
1as 5ercu.e serF 1op4lar als-llssili-l,i-
= iose l..se ,ssn established ~ aialg q 10
SITE. and p4ri-s .gs ae.tlzr seascs nor dali.
Ihers - sv-ET rsa~ol ~1g fsuelHg shcs.a
- encourage 4lr1a8 yos4ls Fszasil Al1 ~
$3.50 Tor - .Lsceurz-,eia flTst cf az
: afoDs<s a. l.-eresl ~ physical sxercise
al .leFelois s1as n mosg Young 4on.eu ars
- e-.ilf h.s setszi--tas nl4selsa. Second
saa tlls s,a-.stollg ~rien 10 yoUng
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21


~oInaA ~ili fall %
rea.i WITH interest
ls teaches grace
I'll usal All car
ri4ge ard bealri
fes - aling ia lhs
figure - ere it
sb0uhi ~ hl.esi "a
aIat resi1ci1x E
whsrs ls should %
resiuceiL
one teacher Ia
New 4 ofA 1a3 Us
pupiis Eo through
th8 motions "a TINS
o. music indeed
they preface their
DAYS exerciae by
singing = fencing
song which hiis tho
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

lDslss Al. oilleIs daily eKorpi SUNDAY.
Taklna effect SUNDAY 9pis 81.
Sleeping oaTs run ca Iscifc snd Aunnlit IA.
presses iO and from nrlrol-fsri0f car Eils GA
lAs kKpfoks and GRAND RAPIDS hxnfess - aud
fron Detroit Direct connections made al Detroit
with eil through trains Esa-11okels o. eslf a.
4 tnion Ticket once, a. Monroe 81. AND q OniOE
depot
FkED Il Rslsos Geul Agt ss Monros<t
ON. kssoLEs q ana 4 Agi. Cnic&go
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

Mr. Whitetie-Ah. won't you give me
kiss. my little rlan?
Louis Gliding bashfully in his nam
mas gownl-You do il, ma--Harper'
Magazine.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

The only TEN peraDce Bitters known. II
stimulates the Brain and qUiets the Nerves.
regulates the Bowls and produces perfect
blood circulation. which il sure to restore
perfect health.
GRO y DAVIS. ~ 1sa Baroness. New or
leans a. whites under date Mar 1sfh $50 a.
follows. n have been going n the Hot Springs.
trf, tor ffteen yeaTs i0r sn itchinE humor u nav
blood ] have i'lsf used three t-0ffies of Vinerar
FiitsrS. snf lf hss done ne rore god han the
srYinxS- lf = The hssf ned cine made %
JpSEFH fAGAN. # No s. Wes.- st. New
York savs Have not teeu without Vinegar
Bit ers ior the psst Twelve years al consider IS
srhole ri e<iiCi1e chest n our family.
A hssItif1l hook free
Addr.ss. r. " Mcdonald Drug GO.
532 Ws.hineton-st. New York
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-21

f1f NIAGARA FAILS RouTe
Daily Republican., 1888-05-28

IN: .s q. |: y: ::l

the ohoApess mas house in ah0 al1v
Raeaf0rG Rrosaf A0k Mark "a a9feN3
Oupping and leething, los e, Second .t.
Try Bushis coal /; you viii like IL.
BraziliAn Balm, im mediate cure for numns
brasinan Balm cures cold; 20 eoSss, loo.
90 TO Nurphey's tor your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey,s,
Try Bush's coal you will surely like II,
Willard y. Davis, leweler, 0 Il. second st,
Flne IL N. Kings, at HAnrs, Is 4. Fourth,
frank hoop smith. druggist, Bth and King.
american Laundry 602 West Frsnt street,
First class furniture At Murnhav,s a0o shin.
ley street, = wv SAip
II: u. Hollis keops the only home made
CANDIES In this city At No. 4 W. al st.
90 to Geo. Ii. Murphey,s for your mario,
chamber and dining room furniture 8O6 shin
ley street. S--'
IL you want cheap picture frames 20 70 @.
n balBhi zOs west Second street. have
the largest stock IN Delaware; come and ges
TOR yourselves.
Ross has removed from llo Market a.rsot
70 MS rev store, 1lo Market strset, with q
iAIko STOCK OF hatsD white shlIts, ,su spenders,
hosiery, neokwear knd notions, All OF Inc
iAtest Styles and prices guaranteed the
are not sotisfactorf.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-28

Rev. Adam Stengle of Union NJ, e,
Churc1 preached on Sunday morning
the third sermon of series on the Holy
Scriptures, taking as a text the 18th
verse of the third chapter Of the second
Epistle OF st. Paul to Timothy. His OBJ
ject was to show that the scriptures were
sufficient In connection With the
Holy Ghost, for the guidance -
and salvation of all persons. He held
there was no occasion to supplement the
scriptures with traditions, or pretended
revelations from the Almighty for the
government Of any church or TO influence
the conduct Of the people. By doing so
much evil may be done, society as well
as 2the cause of religion. AS an
example he referred to some churches
and also to Guiteau who claimed that he
was actuated by revelation from
Heaven when he murdered the lamented
Garfield He thought no one could
study the Bible carefully without being
convinced of Its divine origin, and con-
verte 1 to & ID. He related several incl
dc Is to illustrate the wisdom of his con-
clueion. 1t was sufficient to make men
honest, to make men sober TO make men
truthful, and TO make them love God =.
He concluded by referring those who
would attempt TO take from or add to the
Scriptures to the admonition contained
In the last chapter OF revelation The
sermon was listened TO attsntivoly and
appeared TO make an impression on the
minds of all that will not be readily ef
faced,