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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

senator R.It-y ss,o,-~i. Admiral Kr.AI
a. Minister - nsarto~
EInf.rC- wuilsms wit ~ Constantinoyls
cot ihs sultan over 81 .0oo.en
Government dirvricr. have started an In
E.s-,ioa q the unioa radnc fsllrc~i
Four t.f-a. -.r. ARRESTED Zoe r'bbihg
larE.rv "a ths Q,ss-n and Cr.-.ai railrvsi
IN. -r~,l~i steamer QV--nsmor. has
sruksn "a t-o sbi nsch -r~ckas. u nosiing
Atshi.rn ssruInx Ia S-'p,smlsr -,Ts sysI.
~. q e. incf.~-s Over at yvaf 49,, ~ o.
Mnvauk-s Musicians have hiyco,t~i The
Ana club Zoe snsAsinss bcsioa oSchsstrs
for cucsrt
Fr,sn hi. rvtuS. 10 Canada the treasurer
q Rilsy ccunty. Kan. -ni. ounfe-ioa q
sal-lsiruIaat
Coun, Ilefi-rt Bisfarrs 70 quotsi a. ssy.
Ing that ih. grvsi poser wtl ~, siio-
Bglsarta b. L. dis'urts-i
Ramums .bo- og-n-i In iooioa last
nlxht in the IF~-~a- q H.oo 9-ctAiors
Thsrv -as ~ marked saihusiasn.
A Ns- Voss Hsfsh cSry-y. Bisn, has
arrans.i 9Th Capt W .snsnn fof The al
vsbcs q sh s,y-,iition 20 No., st.nlsy
FrsBc.. 4 willard -as. ct Chicago. ~
slsr,s.i Tr~.iisni q the Woman, Christian
TsluI.raRos unloa by . prsilcAily unshiDoo.
vote
ptsgAirhs- from l0-s indicate that, In 49,
cur,iauc~ ~ith the I"fsilAr vii, the nsri
legislature all r,Gsai prvhiiation sni snAc,
high .lic.u-s lAs.
IL 1. unsierio.i that ths Rspatllcshs con-
tsmpiats an safly rvvisi0u - the rsiio q
rstrs-.ntation In coogr~-. up.i-r tho ns-
e.n.,i.. thus rv-iucing -atb-rn rvTfvruta-
ton a. of-i pr,-Isstiv. psmocr.iic gains In
Ohio
IN. Kirs % siam !. sbuai ~ ~Dd Nv.
Siams--- by. D. The unii.i state Ia - s'iu-
ca'si At his o~n srIsn-s The boys ar. 10
IL plao..i In charge q am American mis.ion-
ary anil ~,li Irolably h. -ni 10 -rhcol In
fsnnsyl vsnA
II "a. r,imory-i by The Ns- York iieruh
tia, Mn. Moij-.ka has i.cUms Dissatisfied
9TH her sagAg.m~nt 9Th Ei~in both AMI
ln,snis.i D. ..Jarais from him Nm. NOD.
ala. ho-vVsr. IN AN inisrvis~, en-
plAtically d-clsrvd that the story is all .
10. AMI NJ Both. over his own signature.
49, declare. the rumor "a 10 untrue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
LEr rsgn Try ".

III not AZ al improbable. say thoss
Who under.tand the situation, that tho
outcome - the rrcent election In Iowa
NAV ~ % rcpeal The prohihiiory Law, a.
that 1. whai M result s--m. o. indicate.
II viii b. an Interesting experiment O.
the friend. % iempenuce. aud Que which
We think will con,incr them that, though
''ihe world can never D. converted pa
hV." the cause % Temperance can D.
promoted vastly morr by a prohlhitor,
lsw than By any form u uccn.c ever
devised
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
1870.
Harper's Weekly
ILLUSTRATED.

HaHTIu's MITgLf has q sell established
place a. The ~atinx Illustrated nssspslTf In
Amsftfa The fairuss. - ~ riitnftAl ruinuents
un rurfvut Ioutirs has carmel fur 10 the rvsprst
sni eon 4 snUs - al Impartial fvaisrs. ant TIE
variety ani sNCsllrncs ~ ~ htrrafl euntents,
all most Tupusf writers. "a u Tor The Irrsual ~
Ieops ~ the widest fanFe - tastes ant parsults
The NfHkLt supplcments aN 20 frmafsAhs
variety. intsrvst AL Valus. NoeNpsnsc u sparri
o. bftr : ths highest orier ~ artists ability o.
lar uI,0n the illustration ~ the ChanFvful yhasss
- hous And forvlxn history. 4 hcNicah ~.
maRos. frum ths Zen - rHOnAs 4. JANNttH.
will appear In the NEfkLt Ia i<s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
Condensed NEWS.
M..asy. New. ta

aenasts NV -
pav. wsm,oli, the negro Minstrel. did
In New Yotk
s.oor Augusta Cunhs has tssn sppoiaiesi
minister of hnsnce q Portugal
Dee Jspsn--- ssilor murlecsi another In
. q.arrel In New York city.
Rev. DR. Taimage arrived o, Roma Sunday
AMI preached ca the ,cpsc, Il mus, also -
Rome"
SENATOR sanforts ally susol trv,t~i In
aiOs ., Kan frnci-cc. lowering Artsli1s
t>.t rrcori
A pfi.-t ina psri-h ~ the provincs of
QOet--c bup~i 40 Rib belonging 10 mem
tsrs - his church
~.r, on saturday formally invited 10 Boz
Tn 10 y,.at ,re Maritime exhibition
Fourth Auditor Lynch s.ys therv u . do
hcisncy q tscS go In the spI~,pststion for
the 10y % the navy AMI marine cous
Chic.xo orlcer male raid On tho den Of
. gang q thlsv, AMI sounierfei,ers and cap
tur~i thoussRi. 81 dollars worth q gcsis
he cos,iitl,a % the Oraa,i Duke Nicholas.
uncle q tho ctar. y bsoming vors~ The
c.nc.r,us formation In hts esr Is sTrcasiinx
Thrvs ncn wei. ~nt~nc..i a. Imprisonment
Coz life, AMI one Is 90 - hanr~i. for murders
In conn~ction With ,h. iIatheld. Mccoy feud
TIE G-'-ial treasury sx~n, thinks ihsr. !.
smuggling along Long Island sraDd. AMI
Suggests that . rvenus cutter 10 lcoai~i
thcrv
The coniition % the King a Holland has
grvatly improv~i lie u allie 90 transact
state business. AMI every day he scs- cut
driving
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

\ good example % doggcd perse,ef-
ance l. the building 90 the "Joggin.
rafts.~ II viii D. r,mrmberri that there
have hs~u thrvr such RATS built. The
hrst could not D. launched; the second
broke loose La gale, went 90 picccs,
and vas scattered over the surface % ths
Atlantic oy,an The third got into port
safely. bat Il was announccd that no
more would D. built. a.. the co.t % trans
poriaiiou vas greater than hy Vrsssls
Nov the huilder l. going O. work to
construct another. though how h. L. ~
Ing 90 make 10 pruftahle 9. not stated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

The Bath Times says that the failure
81 the Bath Iron Works Ia secure one II
the cruiser contracts will not Interfere
With the plans % thoroughly equip the
establishment for iron aud steel ship
bullding. Their are a good many NOR
war ships o. h. constructed, and Bath
NAV have better fortune another time.
Moreover the advent ~ a Republican
President aud a Republican Congress
means that our .hlpyards are going "a
D. kept busy on vessels for commercial
PURPOSES
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
MARRIED.

In Peru. Nov. 10, Mr.. Valentine Neal u Canton
/ ant Miss fannie Newton 81 Peru.
In south Waterford, >0N. =, ~ " D.. pafron.
aTe, Wm. D.. Rice anil Lila y. hckfOfd. tOih 81
Waterford. -
In Newry. Nov. 70. BY Rev. \. n. William.
Henry Ccok and Mr.. Martha Mayberry, 18th
20 Hanover.
In Andoyer. Nov. ., AZ The Congregational
parsonage. BY Rev. a.. Rice, ChAfies u, himbsll
Ant Helm Kerry, bath % AndOter
In south fans. Me, N0t. u, BY REV W. "
IIoinles, Mr.. Charles l.. licrsey And Mis- Ger
tr1ie 4. L0,eloy, both ~ -. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
JAcoUCs BosnovvE

Ths Democrat bsgins this wc'k he
pablicaiion - the ''jacque. Bouhomme
sketches. by Max O'Reu. III stvle l.
decideily entertaining. aud la writing -
French characteristics h. has a suhiect
with which h. l. thoroughly familiar.
We think Ne can assure our rvader'
that they wil gvt both entertainment
and Instruction from thee articles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

4 great scheme l. on fcot-the biggest
trOtting scheme ever started In Maine
u doubtless vas inspired by the grea,
$4,000 stallion race la Boston. The
scheme Il 90 bring together a field OF
Maine stations 81 i've years oil and un-
der, to trot next fall for purse Of 49,
60. This field would include Elmbrook
Westland, Resolute. Mckaslck, Tbs
Seer, etc. The owners Of several oi
these stations have been approached BY
the speculative gentleman who l. trying
% arrange the race.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
DIED

In Lowell. Nov. 10. Eiwsri fos. age'i y. YEAR.
In Cambrig,. Mas. Nov. TO- Hon. Sullivan
q. Anirsws. asei IS years.
In Paterson, y. J.. Noy. !, sar.h iiills, wife ~
Ferdinand !. Ilisley, AMI daughter ~ the late
MAJ Amo. iIllls Of l'sthel' Ag~i - YEAR, Ani
mouths. -
In BsslssEi. So,... Jennie May rhiIbreI'
In rsfi.. Nov. II. Ephralm Mssim. ss~i -
YEAR,.
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NV ApvEKrisENENrs

Tartns
lfin' irrruTss
fennrrurai i1ls
farker's Hair nslsNn
Mitrhrlls lsIa.irnna flNstgfs
Frt-pesfas usTsr's v eskN
uarnra Araflan Malsam
~ = Nusf's Nssvtahls txrsstnrAnt
rtanksaiFfna tsrIsNfirs.
Nottos - Furys saw
80 49,
Nanrrsf
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The volume. % the wEfKLt bexin with the
nr.t nutnisf Cor January ~ each year. When
~ time l. mentioned. subscriptions will iegin
With Ihe Numler current al time - TvcsiIs Of
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three YEAR, hask In heat skth binfiing. vii ~
cent ~ mall postage pail. ~ by sNprrss, ire ~
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one dollar psr 'olumel' Tor "" pef volume
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Remittance .houhi H. mate by Poet orhcs
Money Urler or Dran, T. AVold chance OF lo-s'
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fh..
Addr,.. HARPER BROTHERS.
New i0Tk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

ExtnVAgance drains the pocketbook,
but the patent soap tray Hutchinson 4
Newell give with Brussels soap drains
erly % ave.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
NOTICE. or yoarcLosunE.

NN'UEREAs, Ellen iierrtek ~ Par.. In the
w County - oxford. b. her moftxaFe deesi,
date che elesenth day % O,tolcr. \. II. lss1,
ant rewarded In the oNf0ri hsdstry 81 Decis,
l-rok. glS. page ~ conveyed o. me. The under.
signel certain panel ~ real estate situated In
Paris aforvsaii. and hounissi a. fOllows lie
sininx 20 the southeriy corner OF land ~ Gary
ant AniifNws. thenCe nofthsasteriY ~ sail
Gary a Anstfevs' laBd tsn rOis o. stake
snd stonss. thence south westerly parallel
With raj la ling from south Paris D. Norway,
sin r,sis ~ stake ani stones, thsnse south wet
rs.aai, thsnce moth .eastsfiy by sah rOai III
ru-is b. hrst bounds. icing known a. the Raw
son stand, ani heinx same plsre conNeyci 10
sah ttsn ileFriCk by ne. AMI wbsfeas, The
condition Of sAi,l mortgage has heen brOksn. nOv
therefore, By rcssOn ~ the breach % the conii.
tiOn thcrrOf I claim fOrrsiosurc ~ aid mort
Paris. November. u. a. -. ls-e.
OTIS -. BRAY.
by Jsme- :. Wright. hi. Attorney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
soRn

In south rsr.. Nov. ~ the ~ifs of Jo-sph
Wheslsf. twin suns.
In Dixheii Center. OCt. -. o. The Slfe ~ Hiram
Holman. -un.
In North fryehurg. Nov. b. the wife u frAni
Ntswtli, q daughter.
Bsunstt. q daughter.
IN North Albany. NOV. %. o. The wife ~ Dan
Vel Morttil -. daughter.
IN Peru. Nst. 10 o. The wifr - g.. y. Thomas,
daughter Ina NJ
"a >swry, Nov. "a, o. the wife u FRANK his
les son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

The November Dellneator il an excep-
tionally good number. Ell per year.
Butterick Publishing Co., New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

Colds, Sore Throat, Diphiheria, ETC.,
are readily cured BY usins Browne In
slant Rslisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

rsExs Ell os year n pail .tristly In a.iy.ncs
Ushsr~tss fis yesr. >insls ccples osnts.
-An iesNi sitsrsi-su.snts az
.ttsn thres consecutive in-srtlcus Doe 81 ~
inch IN snxth - oolamn -pee.Al ecntfes =
sas.ls -ith kcal tsNnsisut aad yeArlY sitsrtis
sr..
Joa Puf~rt~a -Ne~ typs. tat prv--es. steam
t-s.rr expertsnc-si Nprkurn anii - pfts'
s,otafins a. maks INA deyartmgut "a oar tasl
nsss conplsts AMI pupalsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
PENSIONS.
A COURSE or LGcruRIs ron si.7s.

james =. Packard, Buckheld, has been
granted an increase ~ pension.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
THANKSGIVING.

~ ths rrv.ttsut
JANTs a. htsiNr. ~csrvtsfy - -tais.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1889-05-16
HAVE YOU A BOY TO SPARE?

4Hc ooV,S puy.
The saloon must have boys, or it
must shut up shop. Can't you furnish
it one?- 1t is great factory. and I'M
less it can get about = ,OO0, coo boys from
each generation for raw material, some
of these factories must close out, and its
operatives must be thrown on cold
world, and the public revenue will
dwiudle. Wanted, 1000, 0oO," is the
notice. One family out of every five
must contribute boy TO keep up the
supply. Will you help? Which of
your boys will it be? The minotaur of
Crete had to have trireme full of fair
msidens each year; but the minotaur
of A merica demands city full of boys
each year. Are you q father? Have
you given your share to keep up the
supply of this great public institution
that is helping to pay your taxes anu
kindly electlng public officials for you?
Have you contributed q boy? If not,
some other family has had to contribute
more than its share. Are you not
selfish, voting to keep the saloon open
to grind up boys, and then doing moth
ing to keep up the supply?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-12-28

During the year 1890 it will even exceed
itself in the variety of its contents and its
efforts 10 pleaseits subscribers. New features
will be added to its regular departments, in.
cludinp first-class
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-12-28
Small Mutiny Night Work Night
Misunderstanding studding saiis--BeAu-
t,s,,I 70 Look ut, Diabolical to Handle.
scrubbing Decks.
Copyrighted. 1889, by tho Auth0r,l

N E night tho
pumps b 70 X e
down five min
utes before II
O loo k. Our
watch W as al
work on them.
7 h Q carpenter
was d as
usual, and after
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-12-28
The New Postmaster.

1t now seems to be generally under
stood that f. A. Nattinger is to ot
the successor of the present post
master at Ottawa; and it is probable
that when Congress meets again hl'
name will be sent to the Senate. The
prospective appointment seems to be
generally sat isfactory to the public.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-12-28
y D. LYMAN is in Canada, and will

II. ID. Lyman Is In Canaud, anu VIII
visit friends during the next two
weeks. Mr.. Lyman went to the
Auditorium Saturday night to hear
Patti sing. He paid sl.5O for admis-
sion and occupied $50 box until the
last act, when the usher quietly in
formed him he would have To decamp.
II is needless to say he went.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-12-28

County Clerk Finlen eat his turkey
i'm Streator Christmas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-12-28
Farm, Stock and Home
FOR ONE YEAR FREE.

The Publishers of the FRER TRADER, approaching
the "hard tines among farmers, and to extend their
circulation wdelya5 possible, make the above offer
to all persons without reserve who Will pay one full
ears subscription to the FREE TRADER IN advance,
ut $3.50. The FREE TRADER now prints more ottawa
and La Sale county news than any two papers pub
lshed in this county. II is acknowledged the ablest
paper in the county and gives more space TO economic
topics bearing upon the rights and needs of the farmers
than all other papers in the county combined. The
weekly edition is edited specially for out of town
readers and fills It's columns with only such matter as
Is of interest outside of Ottawa.
YOU, sir, need it to keep posted on county affairs
and the court house news. which is reported In full
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-17
Oriental Eeoil0ny.

The old Mussulfnan justice. TO jus.
tiee Of the Arabian Nights" WIS ad-
ministered by Q cadi according u ais
ianato notion of tho fitness Of t.lirgs,
modified or confirmed by q moro or
less appropriate text from tho i-oian.
M criticising native justice we must
bear in mind that this system existed
Ia Egypt within tho meInory Of a ,lid
die aged man. In Bowrings ,snot,
ppoa EeypI, pablished III 1S4A. he
gives various instances OF this,
and oxempliies Oriental notions
OF justice by conversation he
relates between Mohainnle,lan
and an English traveller: Cow
ernor-Is it true that you in Eas-
land send your thieves pnd rpRl,es 70
distant countryf TIaveler-Yes.
povernorS-And what-may be ito cost
Of sending each1 Travelcp-pc;'ilaps
f1o0, or 10000 piasters. Goypyn,At=
And what is the cost Of q salerl Trav-
eler-About SlG, or 1000 piesters.
Govornor-And what is The cost 81 o
hempcn rope3 Travclcr-Aimos moth
ing. Govcrnor-Ana you call yOur
selves civilized and an instructcdreo
pie, you who can get sabeg for /, 00(
piastcrs and rope for almost nothing
"a saber that would behcad many
rogues aud rope that would hang
many ti1icves-and who pay l0,O0I
piastcrs 10 get rid of anel This II youl
eivilization:-1ho Tortnighuy Rcviow
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-17
Polite Death cfinsss,ant-.

There were formerly - r,any OK
ecunoncrs IN France as there were
courts of appeal. and eaci, one ws
called after the namo of tho city whcr.
his court Was iocated--''M. &c Paris.
M de Lyon. etc. iwriics Paris cor.
rcspondenp. Since 1872 there iias
been only ono chief headsmc ghe
license of the last Of the fear genera
tioas of Sansous WIS revoked in lS45
for patting the gui.lotine IN namn one
day when he was short Ills sacCes.
sor was ueindrrcich, who was tT;,ns
ferred from Arhiens. While S.n.
sou was slovcnly aan. Ham
dcreich locked like Il cSatsntn.
He was six feet tall. with cold. c,,.p,
air, cic;;r eye. and wore his white
hair. whisSsrs and mtstschc cui cloSe.
When he "opcratet!" .ie always had
Oh dress salt and white Eect;ic.
After eac.l execution lac went u ~,
Ambr,se church aud had mass sid
for the man whom he h&d ,,i
launched into eternity. HciudeirtcI
had stroug hand and an i..IrcIT.
tive voice, and when Ice l2ii a:s
hand or the 'patien,'s" Shoulder
tReso WAS no possible csa0cc M
reSistsnce- Hcindceich perfected ;he
geiilotlne IN several rcints a.id NJ oi
ished the high platforrIs, II G.ed
III 1872. after tiity yeas :GrvIc,.
E0.h. the next h&vlsniau. Wa .
jovial man lie was ts.c son oi an
cNccu,ioncr. and aided his father 4ad
uncle, who wa3 also &c In paIic. ion
aii the cxecutionc.s b2loug Ia, ~. oi
Lee s,,tF ,tF,,,,.,.l,. - 4
marrying and iiitcrHa!rying ;mong
themselves, Roch was Of Gy~r!~c
height. thick set, had gray side >;lnsl,
eis and wore Ettle gold rings in las
ears. When he parioruCd his official
duties he wore a iiScH coat and ,Qpi.cd
like worl<ingnan dressed 0ut san
day clothes, IL W,5 I.och w3.o dis
covered the present PLAZA oi E.nG.Ag
tho criminals. at is TOR ms p,..uial
convenience that invented thai f;sh-
ion. and no one ever con'plaiuel mo
used to say. Roch was very pn>ud of
the guillo,ine and called il his =, ", L."
When his duties summoned hiS a>.ay
from Paris the first tliing hc di Il Ter
the guillo.;nc had been Gisw .li ed
YVES 10 soua Telegram 20 III wife,
telling her how the otfRir had i.y sed
of, whether there was Il large co.d,
and the hour she might cSpcc; his re
turn Mmc Roch had a hie. ilc.. of
her husband professional skill Wien
he died she exclaimed. For work
quickly and properly d1Hc, IL yNill
never replace my poor do..d hu- "a, Il. y
Roch iied iii 1879.
Dci5ier. the present eSccuti ncr. is
dark comp!cxioned Eiyn 81 u! ,,ut
80, very gentlc in his mapnc ) "nd
very uncommunicGhve. His q. ,est
| dread is the journalist. ihis ! p,ub-
ably because ho has been frco lCi.tly
criticised for want of clevcrnc. in his
work. Although he has boen mn ex.
ecutioner or assistant since 81. Ec
has never acquired the skill Of is l,re-
decessors. Deibler married the ,inl gh-
ter of the Algerian headsnaS, and
has two children. He lives in /, : .od-
est apartment near the 81. Louis hos
pital, in q house adjoining tht police
headquarters Of tho Tenth war Tho
executioner resolves yearly s. ,ary Of
S., 200 and travelling expense, cad,
as perqrisite, his eldest son is xe npt
from military service. New York
Star.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-17

song which his mother sang when he
was boy: he remembers il He sits
down and some one hands him q book.
open AT
Jerusalem. my happy homa
Name over dear 70 ,ne
"Yes," he says, II have heard that
many times" He sces cheerful Chris.
tian people there, every mans face
psalm OF thanksgiving TO God. lie
says: DO you have this 50 every
Sundayi have heard that The house
of God was doleful place, und Chris
tians were iuguhrious and repcl!ingl
have really enjoyed myself" The
next Sabbath the m.an is again iu the
same place. Tears of repentance start
down his cheek; no begins To pray
and when the communion tnbie is
spread, he sits at it. and some one
reaches over and says: Il arn sur.
prised 10 find you here. | thought
you didn't believe in such thinss!'
''Ah!" he says, Il have beea captured.
| came in one CAY. Ana | found you
were all so loving and cheerfui here
that ! concluded ( would come among
you. Where thoa gocst | will go:
thy people shall BE- my people. and
thy God my God Wlicre thou diest
will | die, and there will to buried. y
Ali you can't drive u,en out Of their
sins, but you can eeax then, ont-you
can charm them out.
would to God thai we could all
come to a higher appreciation of thia
Sabbath heritage' We ran,lnt count
the treasures OF iu.e Christian Sabbath.
1t Spreads Gilt over US the two wings
of the archangel OF mercy Oh,
blessed Sabbath blessed Sabbath .
They scoff n great deal about the old
Puritanic Sabbaths. and there is a
wonderful amount Of wit expended
upon that subject now tho HaAbatl,s
they used 10 l.usa IN New England.
never lived in New England but
| would rather t:us, the old Puri.anic
Sabbath, with ell It's faults, than this
modern Sabbath, which is fast becom-
ing no Sabbath ct all II our modern
Ss.bbatisrn shall produce as stalwart
Christian character US the old Now
England PUrit,nic Sabbatisn, | shall
bc satisfied. and shall be surprised.
Oh, blessed dayl blcssaa lati
shooHIa lika t9 ris ssil.s habbath Morn
ing Wh3n fie air IS full of church
music and the bolls are ringing. LeaY-
ing my home group with u dying
blessing, | should like TO look CT l,poh
some Christian sssemblage chanting
t;,s pIrlises af no4 n | rpiit un to Join
the one hundred and forty and four
thousand and the thousands of thou
sands standing around the throne Of
al . L ~l l. Al 4
kirk oa the hillside OF heaven. /. Is a
wedding tell, for behold the bride
groom cou,cih. 1t is victor's bell, for
we are Elore than conquerors through
him who hath loved U.S. Ii is Sab
bath bell, for it calls the nations Of
earth and hea.ypn 10 eyerrllaallng rs;
pose.
On when, thou city ot 4ly Sod
Shall | thy courts ases1ds
Nhere eoassipfsasiipa Re'er bre&k up.
Aud Eabhaths have 10 aud
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-17

Some time after my fathers death
! was requested 70 play Don Caesar,
a character Inc had mado peculiarly
his own, and Of which he was the
original in the English language. II
was fourteen or fifteen years since ]
had played it, and ] said to Mrs Wal
lack, Before hook at this part again
want you to see II j remember ony-
thing OF it," ! not only recollectsN
the words, but / did not piss eyi-
liable She laid dawn tha book in PER
feet pstanishmcnt. II seemed to come
uppn ne directly, s.s though ! he'd
performed ii the night before. Yhis
gift Of memory has been always pf in
estimable service 10 ms. Lester Wal
lack in Scribner's