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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-22
HIS NEXT EXCELLENCY.
0OvERNOR-ELECT M'KINNEv AND
WIFE IN TOWN.
Interesting Interview With the Next
Observation-Disclosures Visitors Call
Upon Bim-A Genuine Old Fashioned
virginia Genfleman-Obiecto of His Visit.

Upon Bim-A Genuine Old Fashioned
Virginia Gentleman-Object Of His Visit.
Governor-elect Phil. W. Mckinney and
Mrs. Mckinney were in the city Yesterday.
They arrived Yesterday morning ria the
Norfolk and Western. having spent We'd
ne-day night IN Petersburg. They stopped
AZ the Exchange and Ballard. where they
entertained host OF their friends.
GOVERNOR LEE.
Among them was Governor Lee. who
called about o'clock and had pleasant
chat with the coming Governor.
PRESENT APPEARANCE OF THE COMING Ex-
ECUTTyE.
There is something attractive about Nir-
ginia's next Governor. \ stranger would
not probably pick him ont of a crowd
a. q man Of rare ability, and he pos
-esses anything but an air Of self
Importance. But in every movement
ono can see the plain. unpreientious
Virginia gentleman. the highest honor TO
which any man can aspire. His cOuate-
nance hefrays both intelligence and big
heartedness, lie is far beyond an ordinary
conNegsa,ionalist. In "a crowd during the
discussion OF an interesting subject he j.
always the centre Of an admiring circle.
and seems TO be remarkably well informed
on every subject
AmOnk the callers np0n Capt. Mckinney
last night was TINES man. who, although
in consequence 9f his calling, was
apOye the peer Of those present. was some
what delayed in his audience with His
EXccllency.
JFCT or GOVERNOR M'KISNEY's VISIT
After extending congratulations in behalf
Of his paper. the reporter asked Captain
IL. d I. I.J Visited RfshmaHl n
cernng natter, pertaining to the ENccu-
tive chair. 10 which he replied: MY
visit 10 Richmond was purely in the inter
est Of personal affairs. | am trying TO wind
up law practice Of thirty years by the
middle Of December. which You can see i
difficult task. Agter the fatigue of the
campaign | was compelled 10 devote Il
short while 10 rest
Captain Mckinney. continuing. said that
his correspondence was TAXI z a gre II deal
Of his time. rs im had received numerous
letters from all over The state. some OF con-
CALCULATIONS. and others Of inquiries and
various subjects. he expressed himself n
being highly gfatined no the cordial greeting !
be had received all over the STATE. and tn
ardent support he had received from Nir-
enia Democracy.
lie had not found time 10 give any con-
slderation 10 the proposed
CHANGE OF THE ELECTION LAWS,
or any Of the current interests Of the gov |
eminent, as his mind had been 80 absolutely |
occupied with the election and his own PRE- /
vale affairs lie expressed his regret that /
he would have 10 make his visit tO Rich |
mOnd 50 brief this time, but would return |
about the middle of December and .persl q |
long time with us. and after extending hi
best wishes 10 the TIMES and its readers.
he babe the reporter good night.
Captain Mckinney and lady will leave
the city this evening for their home in Farm
vile.
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Kishon WlueneId.

Bishop Wingdeld, OF the diocese OF Cali
f)rnia, and who was formerly rector OF "a.
PauPs Church, Petersburg, In which church
he was consecrated, is In the city, the guest
q Captain Richard Pegram, 3l6 west
Franklin street. he Will preach sunday
morning at All saints Church.
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THE TURF.
Results of Yesterdays Racing at Clifton
To-Day's Entries for Elizabeth.

The following are Yesterdays results a
| Clifton
First race. six and one-half furlongs-
Mabel Glenn first. owen Golden second
Sir William third. Time l:2G1.
Second race. nve-eighths Of MILE sell
| ing-Faster first, Woodstock second, Car
| low third. Time 1867.
Third race. one and Onc-eighth miles, han
dicap-Oyid first. Peg Wellington second
DunbOyne third. Time 2:O2.
Fourth race, one mile. selling-Cant Tel
first. Lotion second, Groomsman third
! Time l: ~,
Fifth race. thrce-t0urths Of mile-littl,
Minch first. TheOra second, She third
Time l:lSiz.
sixth race. seven and one-half furlOngs
weller handcap-Falcon first, Zangbal
second, Eleye third. Time l:4l.
TO-DAY's ENTRIES FOR ELIzABETH.
First race. thrce-qumters Of mile-Grey
Cloud, III; Repartee. III; Freedom. III:
Printer, 100; Warsaw. 100; Alfred g., III:
Winona. 10; Dalnshire Lass, o.
second race. threc-quarters Of a mile
ElktOn. gG; Civil Service, -; Ireste, ls;
Cortland, -; owen Golden, 81; Mary H..
filly, ~.
Third race. fiyc-cighths OF a mile Elm
stone. l05; Arab. l0j; Harry Faustus, 9s;
Tom kerns, -; L0rris. 20; Richelieu. 40;
Cambysses, ~; AdOlph, lo1; Tenrookh,
81: Wanderer L., lO2.
Fourth race. six and one-half furl0ngs
Huntrcss. IL; COnnemara. 10j: 6. ".
Cook, 10; Later On, l05; 1heodosius, los;
Battersby. los.
Fifth race. six and one-half furlongs-
Freiols. 10; Oregon. 10; Glory, ll2: Mano-
lar, lu7; Helen McGregor (colD; Re Ecn0.
100: Martin Russell. 100; Prince Karl, los.
sixth race. one mile-St. Valentine. 90;
Bravo. 100; Barrister. 100: GlenmOund. 100;
Bohemian, 100; Wheeler T., l02; Belwood,
l02; Golden Reel, 100 Not Guilty, -.
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Meeting of Sunday school Teachers To
Night.

Rev. Mr.. Turnbull, who has so ably con.
Quoted the Saturday afternoon teachers
meetings at the Young Mems Christian AS.
sociation since their commencement this
fall, being unable 10 be present tomorrow,
the class mas decided, for this week. 20 have
the meeting tonight, instead OF Saturday, IN
order that they may have the benefit Of his
teaching. The meeting will commence al
O'Clock. All sunday-school teachers are
cordially invited % be present.
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Dyspepsia andILivcr Com,,.,n,

L. u not worth the small price OF 2, e..,.
70 free yourself OF every symptom On -
distressing complaints Ifyou think A. 80,
nj our store and get a bottle Of SHILOH. v,,si
on IL. Use accordingly. pd lfit docs w.,
good II Will cost you nothing. sold Nv ~
ker Brothers.and II. VI. shoilds 4 90. CO.
Of Fifth and Marshall strssh
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Finest Made.
Virginia. Suu.Cured,
Tough. juicy. Ripe.
Cheapest. Best,
Old. Pure.
Chewers' Pride.
Beats 'Em all
Popular, FavoritE.

We have aspeedvand positive cure for Ca
farrh, Diphtherla, Canke. Mouth ana Head
ache IN sHiLOH'S CA1 ARRH REMEDY. A
Nasal Injector free with each bottle Use "
II you desire heal h and sweet b. cath. Price,
80 cents. sold by Bodeker Brothers aud
u. ~ Shields Co. corner OF tifth and Mar
she'll streets
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ELIXIR BABEK,

Preventive against Miasmaiic Diseases
safe and positive cure for MALARrA. Fe,--'. =,
ana AGrE bon an its forms. Conisin>
quinine or arsenic. AbsoiuteI, veg ~.
compound. For sale NJ druggists. Fi'tv GEM.
bottle. Trade supplied by Prs,,rr. t,.n
' -" '"'s' ne2O-3m
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Mother. VIII Never Cease

Sounding the praises OF that old-fashioned
cure for Group and coughs, DR.. Dayid's
Cough Syrup OF pure pine tar, horehound
apd wild cherry. lady.
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THE ROCKBRIDGE COMPANY.
Meeting of the Board OF Directors-Indus-
trial Enterprises Proposed.

The board Of directors Of the ROckbridge
Company met yesterday evening &C
O'Clock in the parlors Of the Exchange
Hotel.
The following gentlemen were present
Governor Fitzhugh Lee, president; Messr,.
W. \. Anderson, OF Lexington. Nice-presi-
dent: X. II. Catlett. OF stanton. secretary :
William Cameron. Of Petersburg: l.. III.
Shields. of Norfolk: Decatur AXtell. of
Richmond; Joseph Davis. OF Boston, Mass .,
and VI. NJ. Martin. Of Lexington.
The board was in sassion about four
hours.
The consideration Of the establishment of
the various industrial enterprises in the
town Of Glasgow, TO be- built by the COM
pany. occupied the attention Of the board.
Ii was decided 10 erect ~ early rs practi-
cable the following enterprises, An iron
furnace. cement works, pianing-mill and e
tannery.
Governor Lee will take charge Of the
company rs president on the lst % January.
The erection Of the ahOvc-named enterprises
will be begun as soon as Governor lee shall
take charge.
The Iron Furnace Company also held %
meeting, but no definite step, were taken
further than the endorsement of the plans of
the ROckbridge company, Of which this
company comprises part,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-22

A SORE THROAT OR Cough, if suffered
10 progress, Omen results In an incurable
throat or lnng trouble. " Br0wn's Bron-
ehldi TfochcS" give instant relef.--ady.
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TURNER = Died, M No. f0S wesi ~
str 81, Novem er 2pih. 1889. Nrs. Ei fZt y
sevcnty-rit tn year Of horace 700
Funeral from he Seyenth-sfre. Z ctrf.f.,.
Church WIS lFrliayl MORN NG. >o,.r,i''
22d. ~ IL o'cl OK. Friends and acquaiuf,..-.
invited 10 attend. No flowers
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- CO.. ,rai !. c. Hill, state kan-
lestcruaA oS"0 received the following
r roaor, Srom Mr.. - ?. Lea,enworsn, n en-,
ylne cao %Po Of the Atlantic and pan'''e
Railroad: v.
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10 YGg Suffer with Piles I?

II so. ga az once and gct bottle n CAR.
IEk'S PILE REMEDY. now for ssle - ali
hrs'-ciass druggists, and II 10 does sot euro
you AFTER q, Wing Ga fair uisl. Jsst roturs The
bottle to whom you buy 10 ". ans your
money viii De refunded you. 1hls isns ~
ternai remedy. and There il no pain or d.s
yer Ia using 10. Full directions on each bot
&c. Now II YOU druggist don't keep r. We
VIII send you sample bottle By mail Or 70.
ceipt ofprico 81 10. Manufactured by
ROBERT CARrEH a co.
Lock Box 81 Rishmond. Va
nO2O-lWnNW IT,
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GkotE KTfS.
Tor ONE WEEK ONLY.

10 pounds GRANIlAlfU ~rGARyFor
pound Of my BLiNDtDD FFIfi IN -
Other standard groceries upon slme 49,
This offer Is harvest for cash BUYERS
J. j. rAlfNnDn
&C N-onl lH east Tfaa.
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WEDDING BELLS.
WHAT A WORLD OF HAPPINESS
THEIR MELODY FORETElLS.
They Ring Out ut Early Morning and
Dusky Evening Truemsn-P oindexter-
Hearts That Beat n Three.

Il
Yesterday morning, at T:t5 O'Clock, old
| II. Johns Caurch was well filled with an
| interested congregation TO witness 'he
solemn rite which united in holy matrimony
Mr.. William Cabell freeman and Miss May
Garland Poindexter.
Beautiful simplicity rcigned supreme
The bride entered the church attended only
by her cousin, Miss Mary Berry. The
groom entered through the ycstry room ac-
cOrlpaniei by his brother. Mr.. George Is.
Trueman. The ceremony was reformed by
Rev. Lewis ". Burton. rector Of the church.
After the ceremony there we're many con-
CALCULATIONS at the door of the church. Mr..
and Mrs. Trueman entered carriage and
were driven Ia the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot. where they left for Norfolk. from
which city they 90 to New York on the Old
Dominion steamer.
The groom il the oldest son Of the late
Captain William I. Truman. lie is the ed
itor Of the critic and q member Of the city
staff Of this paper.
The bride is the eldest daughter Of Mr..
James 1. Poindexter. record clerk Of the
Chaucery Court.
The bride wore handsome gray travel
ing suit with hat 10 match. Her attendant,
Miss Mary Berry, wore a becoming suit of
brown brOadcloth.
Mr.. Manly Il. Ramos PLAYED a wedding
march during the entrance and exit Of the
bridal party.
SAUER-HAssRL.
Mr.. {. +. Sauer and Miss o. Hassel were
united in marriage by Rev. Paul Mcneil.
pastor OF 81. Johns German Lutheran
Church. AZ : O'Clock Wednesday evening. at
the residence Of the BRIDES father No. 1890.
Pleasant street. only the relatives and Il
4 fpffpauf. A TO-.
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Sauer left for a
trip North. Mr.. {. IIassel was the best
man. and Miss Lizzie >auer was maid Of
honor.
The groom is a son Of the late Conrad
>auer. and j. prominent druggist. The
bride is a daughter OF Mr. b. lIassell, Of the
German AR-ciger.
OPPENHIMER-NfANO.
Last night at $50 o'clock -. James
Church was crowded by friends of the con-
tracing partie, TO witness the marriage Of
DR.. W T. Oppcnhimer. president of the
Board of Health OF the city. 10 Mi>s Susie.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William &. MAYO.
The ceremony was according 10 thu beauti-
ful and impressive ritual OF the Church.
and after the usual beautiful benediction-
God the Father. God the SON. God the
Holy Ghost" bless preserve and keep YOU |
the Lord mercifully with Hin favor look upon
YOU. and nh You with all spiritual hencdic- |
ton and grace, that ye may 80 live tOgcth- /
ar in this life that in the world 10 come ye
may have lite everlasting. amen said, |
the friends of the happy couple gathered /
around the altar and wished them their |
heartic-t congratulations.
The TIMES voices the sentiments Of all /
the friends and acquaintance of the con-
tracing parties in extending them, each |
and all. it, most cordial good wishes
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supreme Court of Appeals.


Glover against commonwealth. From the
County Court Of AppomattoX county.
Affirmed, Judge Lewis delivering the opin-
ion.
BOtetOurt against Burger. From the 'ir-
cult Court Of BOtetOurt county. Reversed.
Judge Lacy delivering Il e. opinion.
Blair against Sheridan. Nc. From the
Hastings Court OF the City OF Roanoke
Affirmed, Judge Hinton delivering the
opinion.
Kern against Kahn and others. Appeal
refused to decree pronounced by the Cham
Gerry Court OF city Of Richmond on tine I'D
August. 1889.
Jones against Commonwealth. Writ of
error and supcrvcdeos awarded 10 judy
ment rendered by the County Court OF
>mythe county on the 22d of October. 1850.
Norfolk ana Western Railroad C0mpan,
against Postal Telegraph Cable Company.
Application 20 put cause on privilege docket
denied, and cause placed on argument
docket.
Ayers against Wells administrator. Put
on privileged docket, TO be heard at the
January term.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potion &C.
Railroad Company against buchanan.
Cause put on argument docket
Tyler, receiver. against l.ucad0's admin
istraior. Argued by W. ii. TrNers, E,q
and submitted.
Pugh against McCuc. Continued.
>trgus against B0deker's administrator.
Argued by :. ', southall, Esq, for appel
liant.
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{ HOlCE GOSHEN BUTTER. DC .
Ter 2or.. cooking Butter. l5o. 3 poun-I.
lArd, 25c.; pounds puncs poe. nounls
,uifani jelly, 2ic., ! pounds Annle rutfar
S'c. 'hD're Miusstp Apples. Fresh Tur.
KEYS ahd chickens. q. ll BlNkEN.
ho22 80 10. il2 North sixth street
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A PERFECT LIGHT.

Pure, odoriess' Non explosive. tho RED
=. "l is the very highest grade or Refined
Petroleum. bcwa'.c Of tho product ofun.
''iupuious lhi'"tors cot the genuine and
take mo other
'''' ~ BODEkFK BROTHERS
TIA Main street
MOI. =. KLEIN, OlS hast Broad ,ir..t
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NANTE D-STUDENTS ~ sTE-
NOGkAfhN AID IYPE-WRIIIN0
ne only III u-hand school ~ Richrnons
mar mas ever RfaDusfed n student. tveslSS
w oul < h'u"ies low hoidirf zood POSITIONS
.,.o,f.d DN No.. Terms rcp.onanle and a pr,,c-
ueai tfainihg guar-ntSed. MCGTI.NHA cor
. l., ~ VI - ENocFArlll. 10 north Nah
--.'.'. InlA-lIa.
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Pure pine tar. horehound and wild cbe,rv
Is DR.. David's Cough Syrup, apd II rnrs,
every time.-ady.
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( w ANTED TO SELL-NO. \ M
y ikONtp Wnli LEK s. WILSON.
us'd very lirle. Apply at No. 80 north
fiIst street. Prlce $40 n02l.ff
SkO SALARY. $40 EXPENSES N
l'VV advance, allowed Snrh moufs
te'dy employ mcnt 90 home on travelling.
No sollciting Duties. delivering ana maxi
lug '"ilecilons. W pOsiai cAids. Address
"''N 9tdihp' mar fit CO., i1Quu. hiu.
OcS- ! n. M ~ak- NV
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HONEST, MANLY SPORT.


Yes. aud IL some Of the pas m this
very city would iDstil a little more love Of
honest many spor, aud Of exercise IN the
glorious good country air into the minds Of
their boys they would not wake up 80 Omen
at midnight and 20 down through the cold
air 20 the front door 10 lind the night latch
still set. aud then go back upstairs aud,
man like, shove their wives feet out their
warm pla e and fail 70 sleep for wondering
where Johnnie il.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

II any one should smoke, why deny
the privilege and pleasure 10 man o.
tie c.Otu2 IL 10 one ought to smoke,
,hen, imagine, the clergyman should
bc included.
have noticed that nearly everybody
vino doesn't smoke thinks II sinful,
vile habit, AMI q waste of silver dollars.
whie the mau who does smoke he cycs
tu8t lt warns his heart. clears bis head,
ana helps % make life worth living.
For myself. ! am my own double,
clergyman and a journalist. As a
journalist take unspeakao.e comfort
I'D Is good cigar. There IS po try fn It's
lifting clouds. and ] watch them With
placid sense that am ENJOYING WY
innocent pleasure. Moreover. ms
clerical conscience docs nos rebel, hlt
accepts tae situation with serene ap-
Wov5l.
] should say hen that. clergyman
may .m0Ae q ue w Sd tu. lt nC does
MOI. wish to. he may cred q hm-ei H.th
res sting one OF the soitcst bias .-1-
ments of tins cold world. and 1eatu-
his tired nerves one of the moss pre-
C.0us narcotics thatever threw ms-.e
spell over sl-tcmper and slbsttutei
good nature Tor chronic rras. nifF.
Iou NAV rob others ri tllr oi-ars
Won have tna requisite -tr MI. h.-a1d
hardness ot neart-bIt yuu Daat gee
mue. unless you weigh good deal
more thai ! da.
Yours. wits puff
Nnr fert tfoRgE III. lItrFaFrH.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
Dos,a't smoke. But Wishes lie Did.

am not smoker. but wish | We're.
There is some constitutional obstacle.
The habt Is not in my family. |
smoked little m college, but not from
the pleasure OF %. Later m life gave
lt entirely up. The clerical life = one
OF mucn nervous excitement which
needs quiet.ng. and at the same time OF
moral restraint winch usures mOdera-
ton. 4 cigar is a sOlace and a COM
panIOn. The student Graves both. II
THESE circumstances We're known and
considered, the smoking ciergyman's 5
example would be harmless; but as il Is,
IN the present passion for exhIlaratiOn
and injurious narcotics by people who
do not require them, | am inclined to
think the habit should be dispensed
with by those who am at elevaung
moral sentiment.
Boston. O. b. FROTHINGHANI.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

| began to smoke at years of age
and left off the same day. The cane
cut from the hedge made me sick, and
all my experience since has made me
more sick of what l regard dirty,
costly, tyrannical and unhealthy habit.
Excuse may be- made for some elderly
or afflicted smokers, but the practice
should be specially avoided by minis
ters. There are u every church some
who wal. be- panied by such an example,
some who may bc injured by following
10. Smokers are liable To become slaves
Co the habit, So that is indulgence gets
CD Ue Necessity Of life. They are un-
comfortable without Il: they become
reckless of the comfort OF others; they
must smoke n the street, in the car. IN
tae house. lu the bedroom. II often
leads % drinking, wastes time, and
cost, morey winch IS needed for better
objects.
Lanf11. NEWMAN HAIL.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
DIR. Burchard Fifty-Year smoker.

There Is no special lawtO regulate the
doings OF clergymen. In habits or acts
not positively sinful they must be gov
erned by the law of expediency.
Smoking is such an act. If the habit
Is found to inlure the health of the one
who thus indulges, obScures his intel
lcct, or leads others to excess, tlen
he should abstain. Ii. however, he finds
that smoking tranquillizes the nerves,
lessons the jar and the friction of life,
aids digestion, then he may quietly IN
dulge. Those refOrmers 60 TO an cx-
treme who put smoking on a parallel
line with the use of intoxicants. They
lead to very different results. Even
the excessive use OF the one does not
end in poverty, violence, misery, an
utter abandonment of all that is manly,
virtuous, and good. Over the evils of
the latter an angel might we'll weep.
For the relief OF an early infirmity |
have INDUCED in the use of one cigar
day for more than fifty years, and
have experienced no evil effects.
Nc,r York. :. d. BURcHARD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

alle persons Whom ~ are commanded
e. lsse So ourselves. 4 LADY sho az
tsuanel . wpftas clergy n4s.D cnee
objected o. receiynK hIn aFa.D. said
enc Hil toek NeeA aiuag and SOME
scruAb.ug 60 get tae nagseons smell out
ct my g0est< namber ara oQi oI clothes
tnat hung oHe ~ n CLOSETS
ll a soe al habit that eads % tne
society of men WHO waste time la puu-
lug smoke anW telling anecdotes not
aiNAys the most llke.y o. minister
gra O. tat heafer.
A .ady once SAD "ner pastor came -
pfas with hex a. she ia5 Il 4 ana eA-
peetus ~ die, but the smell ot tobacco
which h- brought into the room = ltn
alm nsuseated her and spoiled az hls
heavenly cAnorLat.ols.
y0uug man once sald 70 me that
"ng had Obeyed his mother aud gwen
up the habit, when he SAN reverend
u. ID. smoking and Joking 10 pubic
place. bat tuls - di,gu-tcd hlnl that he
Obeycd hi, mother better than ever
Be6ab, y. J. A. CLEVELAND COKE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

Ny deepest feeling is excited by the
q, al extent 10 winch ministers OF the
Gospel are involved IN the sin of using
tobacco.
Itnot only injuries them physically,
but morally.
Against unanswerable evidence of It's
widespread evils, physical, intellectual,
and moral, they subject themselves TO
Il habit OF runOus self-lndulgence, and
do all that example can do TO induce
Others TO do the same. Then OF wha,
avail is il for them to preach TO men To
deny ungodliness and every worldly
lust?
While ministers of the Gospel oppose
one with vivid eloquence, the advocate
the other by example, and are ram
part to defend il against all assaults.
Brookhn EDWARD BEECHER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

God upon e. The general ~As = native
q = tobacco growing stale ~i1@ u
bly 4 smoker. Bat & nay pe ft@s,i'i-
ably Questl oned whether ~ ever sf,.s -
the Divine hless.ng upon 4 a-tf -.
What smoker ever aldt Ac4 WY i.ob
Can smoking clergyme1 z2ls"sl t-'e
question:
A. immense and increasing nuhihtt
~ Carstlan believers condemn we
habst a. being unsy mpatheuc MD IN
imitation of Christ. The drIt ~ Tie
noblest snl puIest clViilzAuoA : l'"if~-
by adverse Io usage wA-th - as
unctly subordnstes mlnd 10 hiAl'et
saul a. ho,Iv. AtsFiS PHELPs.
Aadser Tao sgical Seasiiaafy-
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08

very offensive h4bE Cor "nan OF TIE
sClrt 1 cAn scarcely fancy myself
seekilg spiritual consolation from Fps
enenCc lssls t1s o. Gus fumes ~ uico-
une The smoking b&olt seems 80 clear
a ilElry, zld = ma a more or lees
poisonous one. shat Ene physical 01en-
ayeless of tie smoker presence ls re-
enforced - a certain moral 0relslFe-
ness. / nld SMOKERS, a. q rules utterly
nconslderate Of tle a.scomt0Tts that
their luxury na.cts 0u others by no
means cler.cal frame ot mmd. But
confess % beng preladiced, and since
some II the sweetest slld best ministers
/ ku0~ are nabitual smokers, can only
respect my own judgment.
Aag f3rk. r lIEBEE NEwT0N.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-08
THEoDoAE L. CUYLEa.
smssias Mlai.tsr. 90 Faamplss.

More than one important religious
denomination, notably the Methodist
now regularly makes inquiry OI cdndl-
dates Tor tue ministry as % their nAu-ts
concerning the use Ot tobacco. A large
number oi conference refuse 20 accept
habtusl smoker, as preachers. be-
Lrve tnere should De reform IN this
matter Ot smoking among young men,
but nothing prevents u 80 much as the
practice OK few distinguished preach
ers, whose habits lu other respects are
exemplary, hut who. n regard 10 snlOk-
ing. set bad example % the young
Boston. JOsEPH Cook.