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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST
POINT.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDA
THE FAVORITE ROUTE TO BALTiMoRE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW NOl.h'
LEAVr. RICHMOND:

TRAIN 40. 81. 3:lOP. NJ
7 OCAL EXPRESS, daily, except SUNNY .
| Stops at all stations. At Lester Manor
connects with stage for WalkeriOn, also con-
meets with Baltimore steamer az " est folhi'
TRAIN No. So, 4:3s +. NJ.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily, except sun
Is day. for West Point, connecting WIN
Yorl-river steamers for Baltimore. Al N'l-
timore steamers connect with BAN more ahd
OHIO Railroad for Washington, Phlladci pnl.''
and New York. FARE: Richmond to iaiil-
more 81. 10 Washington. -. To- lhiiadr lhla'
"A 50: New York, $50. ..,.-,, =,
STEAM RS LEAVE BALTIMORE T. W.
NOR WEST POINT, daily, except SUNDAY y
l. thence by Richmond and panNlIe h"ll
road to Richmond, arriving 80 \. VI anu
4. NJ, ana conncciing with lrnn 10.
"a. (See Tram No. 54-N Virginia ana Noiln
Carolina express
4 OCAL. MIXED. daily, except SUNDAY
1 leaves Twcntrthiid street STATION loi
West Point and Intermediate points.
Ticket Office at station foot Of NifLlnN
street open 500 a. VI. 10 600 T.. ~, ana from
900 f. ". no 2:3O a. NJ. .,,
CITY ticket onlce corner II Tenth ana M'lu
streets. ,.,r,,y
sol. HAAS, JAS. l. ~ 4 Nv
Traffic Manager Gen. I1ssene't agent
JOSEPH >. POTTS. Div. PassAgen,
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Results of Reeds Success.

Reeds success puts him well to the front.
even in the race for the Presidential nOmi-
nation. lie must continue to bull-doze and
browbeat and antagOnize, or ne will lose
the ground he mas gained. On the other
hand, the resistance Of his opponents must
be more resolute than ever. They cannot
afford to bend their necks under the foot of
the Car they mad depOsed simply because
nc has won in his own district. That would
perhaps he TO insure the nomination of Reed
Tor the Presidency, and surely the tempo
rary success Of his policy in Congress is
in the end. The public may now expect in
tercsting developments in the war of the
Republican factions, and the Immediate
rupture OF some hollow truces made To last
only until Maine had voted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
blaine as "a Thorn.
FlltItntnUtat, MassaHpat

lie Is clearly a very ugly thorn at this
time IN the side OF Ropublicanism. He will
make himself a necessity 10 his party yet il
Reed, sherman, Esarts n Co. do not take
care.
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The ".nndnY Tlme..,

THE SUNDAY TIMES is served every sun
day morning by reliable carriers, and orders
left at THE TINES Office VIII receive promp'
attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Mrs. Winsow Soothing Syrup has been used
FOR children teethlng. 10 sOOtres ihc child
sOUens the gums. allays all pam, cures wihu
collie. and is the best remedy for dlarrh0a.
Twenty five cents "A hOtt.c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
Senator Calls Usefulness.


And yet the enemies Of Senator Call ques-
tOn his usefulness as public servant I.
senator Call does his duty-hls whole duty
and, if his enemies were only strong
enough to GUST him they would soon learn
10 their sorrow what a painstaking and in
dustrous public servant they had retired
from their service. senator Call Is in the
prime of life is warmed up To- his work. and
his service in the United States senate dur
ing the next six years will show great re-
suits for Florida.
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4 Rival of Jasper.

\ female Christian scientist, who is max
ing her way East from California, stopped
in Louisville the other day long enough TO
expound her peculiar doctrine to a small
audience. Among other things she claimed
that any Christian scientist who willed 20
do So might make the sun 10 stand still as
Joshua did. suppose, for moment, that
this lady was stating IA fact and that the
Christian scientists were to form a trust and
one would stop the sun to-day, and another
tomorrow, and so on ? 1t is TO be hoped,
out of consideration for the comfort of peO-
pie generally, that these scientists will not
prove what they can do with the sun.
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Chase City, a., June Is. $50.

STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF MEcK
LENBURG, t0-wit:
r. u. Jonress. notary public for The
county aforesaid. do certify that DR.. jane
K. Hughes and John u. Wakefield, who's
names are signed 10 the writing above. per
sonally appeared before me and achnow
lodged the same.
Given under my hand this 18th of June
1880. THOs. ID. JEFFREs-.
Notary Public.
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RAILROADS.
FREDERICKSBURG RG

RICHMOND. FREDfRiChSBDh XVI
X tsn POTOMAC RhliROf D Sched-
,,,e commencing APRIL pDfu, Iey-fast-
ern standard time;
7.a2a. m. leaves Byrd-street station daily,
stOps only at Ashland, Boutwell,,
Milford. Fredericksburg. Brooke.
and Ni,iewa.er. sleeper washing
tor arf New YORK.
,,.roa m ien.cg Byri-sireef station daily.
'''~ excrpt sunday Buffet ParlOr Car
Richmond to Washington
a.a6 n. m. leaves Ryrd-sircet station daily.
sleeping car Richmond 10 Ne"
York.
a.Eoa m. arrives ~ Byrd-streei station daily
sleeper from New YORK.
23S p. m, arrives AZ byr5.ssrsgsI ,iie,
ROfhwell and Ashland. sleeper
from Washington and New Ork
does not stop az Eiba.
aAsn. IN. arrives at Byrd-street station daiif
'''' - except sunday. Buffet iarlOf Car
Washington 10 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAiNs.
DAILY EXCEPT fJNnAfr-
eaga M. leaves r iDa. ArriNe 80 Ashland ti
1913 "a. nl.
1.oo n n. accommodation. leaves Byrl-sticoi
station. arrives Ashland AZ D pm.
8.24p m. leaves Elba; arrives Al Ashlsiid ai
T:O3 D. ~. ,
Gas a. n. arrives tloa' Leaves As"'''' ''
800 n. m.
S:35 a. m. accommodations hllF'9 p. ~,
street station. leaves Ashland %.
a1s D. m. sfpiyes al Elba; leaves Ashland 10
5:3Op m.
CA. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
"a - O. .
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PHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND AND
u NOEvOLk STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

-Appoiusa sh4t1sc days every &c ESpAN
and FRIDAY "a i2h arj evfn SUNDAY
ats A. ". ere gnt tor II. s'f'S and Fri
DAVIS ST, ti -rf Z rr 'ef Ill 1880 a. VI. fof
SUNDAYS .'eamet ia \, NJ. saturday
Freight foceiyei daily 'ill ; 30. NJ
Fare Ia fhilndrlpnit..... .....,.. ....,..-sO %
or frr fsr information apply u
j. W Nc a,.' II
eneIal sOniHtlr = cent
80 re t,lfrtt d H
~ P.tl 49, 80.
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~ = - II %
carrying United States mail)
FREIGHT.

Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, Smithneld, Hampton. old Point.
Waverly. Hicksford and Alexandria, Va,
Washington, u. g.; Newberne, WASHINGTON
and TarbOrO. y. c.; all stations on Atianlic
and Danyille. Seab0ard and Roanoke Norfolk
roads anil Eastern North Carolina gener-
ally: also. Tor Eastern Shore Virginia and
All regular landings OF the James rifer al
LOWEST RATES. and through bills Issued.
LUCIEN b. TArtM, Nice-Presldem,
No. l1l7 Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN WEIsIGER, Freight ana Passenger
Agent hS-'-u
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u : IT." - = II II :
JAMES Il. HUGHES, NJ. ID.

fully concur i'm the above statement oil
DR.. Hughes. and ! am 50 much assured o
the great benefits derived from the use of the
Chase CITY Lithia Water in eilectlnga CURE
hitherto despaired of. that have determined
to bring my family here from my home ir
kentucky to reside for some time. / at
tribute my restoration to health solely q
the use Of this water.
JOHN ID. WAKEFIELD,
Of Wakefield, hy.
Chase City, Va. June Is. 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

Ansmnr This nnestInn.

Can be and is daily cured by DR.. DAVID
Liver pills
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MEETINGS..

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" by request Of The holders of One-tenth of
the stock. a general meeting of Tie stock
hOldcrs OF the RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE
aud will be held az the office Ofthe Company.
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER :. 1890, nj IL o'clock
n. GrORGB r.. JONES. secretary
So Tim
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
IL L. an Ill wind. Ac.

Hartford tOhfdnt.l
The semi-Oiiicial announcement that the
population of Vermont has fallen of Sll
since the Tenth Census was taken isn't very
pleasant reading, either for the Green
Mountain folks themselves or for their an
kce neighbOrs. Let us hope the Twelfth
Census may have different story to tell,
Meanwhile Vermont has the consolation
(such as ii is) Of knowing that her loss is
the enrichment OF the younger, bigger
states TO which her sturdy and brainy sous
hi\p zone.
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PERSONAL.
RICHMOND. sept. /, 1870

RICHMOND. Sept !, 1880
ITO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-l
1 have this day sold my entire intefes. ln
the business of JENNINGS a SCHAEFfR
Fish oyster. and Game Dealers, No. COS easl
Marshall street. Richmond. Va. Ihankinl
our patrons and the public generally Tor the
past fav1rs: hoping a continuance Of the iInt
10 the old house, which viii bee uaJcr the
s,vie and name Of JENNINGS q co.
se2-Tuim \. &. SCHAEFER.
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William and Mary College


Having just closed mCsi successful session,
begins It's l9sth year ON OCTOBER ,. 1890
one hundred and twenty-eight state scholar
ships free Of tuition and at a cost for board
fuel. lights and wishing not 10 exceed SO
per month. or s9c per session. Provides 20
thorough NORMAL aad ACADEMIC train
ng Historic surroundings Healthy climate.
rortv-ci2ht mites from kl,hmOnd, ON the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. send for
catalogue
LYON g.. TYLER, President
ivI5-c0d2m WILLIAMSBURG Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

For some reasons, II will De a cause for
regret that the directors Of the Worlds Fair
have selected dual site in Chicago for the
great exhibition in cOmmem0ration of the
discovery OF America. The impressiyeness
of the buidiL rs will be very much dimin-
ished by the fact that they will not stand
upon one unbrOken area Of ground, where
the whole can be taken in at one general
glance As il is, portion Will be erected
in one part of the city, the remainder at a
considerable distance of. However con-
yenient and rapid the means Of transpota-
ton. the effect will probably be as if there
were two eXposiiions instead Of one, as at
| the Centennial, where ali the structures
raised to hold the exhibits were situated in
a general circle within the scope Of the eye
from any one point.
ONE of the most notable Democratic con-
yentions that has recently assembled met
in ST. Paul, Minnesota, on Tuesday, and
nominated Judge Thomas Wilson, Of that
State, for the goyernorship. The name OF
Mr.. Cleveland, whenever mentioned, was
received with great enthusiasm, and a
cordial greeting was extended TO him in the
platform Of resolutions, the assurance being
expressed "that he was honored with the
universal regard Of the people Of the United
states, whom he served with such eminent
ability and fidelity as President"
MIR. ALLISON, OF Iowa, has put him
self TO the very unnecessary Inconvenience
Of informing the public, through the instru-
mentality Of II friend, that he will not be
candidate for the Republican Presidential
nomination. This seems TO be II rather pre-
mature announcement ON the part Of the
distinguished Senator, as Mr.. Harrison has
still couple Of years TO serve.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
IAMES RIXER DIVISION,

JAMES RIVER DIVISION,
Us. N a. X. 10
LEAVE RICHMOND.
900 \. a. Nnil daily for l5 nchnufg' LeA-
ugtOn and clifton Forge.
40 =. n. For INuchburg except -uudtt.
sleeping ear for lAnehhhft
4 train leaves iynchhurg W
6.l6 A. A.. 0Hlly. fnr Lexington,
Aa and tIIitnu Forge.
ARRIVE Al RICHMOND.
6.30 r. 81. daily nom Chiffon Forge.
$50 s. NJ lcNccpi sunday nom 'hiion
for.e.LcA.ngton,Na.,and L>n'"-
station. hlguil ani Canalsirects
a.. ". sIEyENs, General -ultrintcuicnD
ID. "a. FULLER,
De- n General Passenger Agent.
TARNVILLE AND POWuATAN
4 KAlLEOAD.-Grucf office. NJ. 5VJ Da.i
M.iu strcct.-~chedule iu effect AUGUST 3.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
0I5u.m.Nla Atlantic Coast Line for h.i-
5.l5p..n. Ma atlantic Coast Line fof Win
fefu0.k aud Intermediate station.
G.2Oa. DID. size Richmond ana lhlNilie iuf
iarmyllle and ali stations west of
AiOsDlcN junction.
800 %. DOB Nia Nchmoni and DanNiue l"i
FfmNille and all stations west oi
M0sch Junction.
goo o. m. wa lacHmOnd and llanYille ior
~Nu0utritr and WinteIlOck.
ARRIVE AZ RICHMOND.
oIOnfl via Atlantic Coast Line from
~ fItcrpocS and Intermediate sta-
lions
c.20p. 90. yIa Atlantic Coast Line from Bcr-
muuu.
s.ibn. m. wa richmond nnd nansillc from
farmyllie and ail stations west 90
AiOselry Junction.
-.f5a. m. VIA HIchmuud BAD lHuViiir nom
Muferpocil ANA ~kinpunrter.
AL trains daily except sunday.
For tickets, baggage checks. imt-ithli7,
&C.. call upon A. "a CARRIER the Atlantic
coast Line ANA Richmond aud b1nNliN dee
pots. l.. NJ. tklNGhAM,
General Passenger Agent.
JAMES r.. WEHrm General Manager.
APPLY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
ANYTHING for Power.

lPOrtland Argus.
Grant said, LET us have peace" Reed
Lodge, Henderson, Mason, and company
say, through the Force bill, Let us have
war; sooner than lose the next House d
Representatives.
A Question OF specific Gravity.
alias News.
When politics and business are mixed th,
former always comes out on top, as In,
milkman knows full well.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11

THE amendment to the Tariff bill offered
b u Mr.. Plumb, Of Kansas, providing for the
appointment Of tariff commission, which
was adopted only adds another objection
able feature to the protective system low
in operation. If this commission were 10
carry out in the right spirit the instructions
embodied IN the fifth clause OF the amend
ment it would accomplish much good; for
the investigation required by that clause, if
entirely impartial. would inevitably lead to
the abolition Of the whole system Of pro-
lection as it now prevails. or, at least.
to its radical modification. This clause
is as follows: Fifth. 70 ascertain in what
particulars the rates Of customs duties eN-
listing from time TO time operate injuriously
on faOrably to the Development and i'll
crease Of American manufactures and pro-
auctions, or operate injuriously or favorably
to the consumers Of such manufactured
articles and productions in respect OF caus-
Ing or contributing TO the payment Of I'M
reasonable price 10y the consumers or re.
mOval or reduction of the same.
THE TIMES called attention recently t.
the very large appropriations that had been
made under the current fertilization act tC
place the coast defcnses in condition Of
the highest effectiveness 10 resist the en-
croachments Of a foreign navy if wal
should break out AT any time in the future
between the United states and foreign
nation. These appropriations have just
been distributed under the allotments o
the National Board Of Ordnance and Forti-
iication, Boston, New York, and san Fran.
cisco, the three largest of the cities OF this
country most exposed to attack, coming in
very properly for the principal share of the
amount allowcdby Congress. \ very con-
siderable proportion Of this amount is to be
expended in ea-coast mortars Of the most
modern pattern, those now in use belong.
Ing, as a rule, to inventions comparatively
out of date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
Dudley and the Convention.
r,,lfo,,,,olt. As.,,,fv,1r

The language applied by the Republican
Congressman, Kennedy, Of Ohio. 10 Matthew
Stanley Quay. fits William Wade Dudley
equally as well. Mr.. Kennedy said, speak
ing Of Matthew Stanley Quay:
An honorable man does not long daily
when his honor il assailed.
His silence under such circumstances l.
a confession Of guilt.
He has DELAYED too long to justify belle
i'm his innocence.
He stands a convicted criminal before the
bar Of public opinion.
The Republican party cannot afford the
| leadership Of a branded criminal.
What about Dudley:
Has he not dallied for two years while
| his honor was assailed!
is not his silence under such circum
stances a confession Of guilt:
Has be not delayed too long 10 justify ;
| belief i'm his innocence;
Does he not stand before the bar of public
opinion a convicted criminal:
Can the Republican party of Indiana
longer Afford the leadership Of "a branded
| criminal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-11
The signal to Go Ahead

The result in Maine will encourage the
Republicans at Washington to stand by
their guns. and il increases immensely the
prestige and personal importance Of speak
er Reed in the party.
The programme Of audacity Will be sub
jected to a broader and more decisive test
in November, butt up to that time it Will not
be modified. II Maine. like Vermont, had
shown a greatly reduced Republican ma
iOrity, there would inevitably have been a
hauling in Of horns AT once. The repeated
warning would have been too plain for even
the leaders with the strongest nerves TO dis
regard: and seif-prcseTN alton instead OF
high-handed aggression would have become
the main chance.
But the engineers OF the new Republican
departure get positive encouragement and
not rebuke from the state whose motto is.
81 lead the way" They Will accept the re-
turns from Maine as positive evidence that
the great Republican vote Of the country.
the elephant which Thomas Mast used to
draw, is with them heartily in the fight. and
has no protest 10 utter against the policy of
Capitalization, usurnatiOn, and eXtraNa-
gance which was deliberately adopted when
the Harrison Administration and the Fifty
| first Congress came i'm. Mess the elephant
! kicks and plungcs in November. the issue
Of the next two years, including the presi-
deatial canvass, Of lS'i2. is distinctly defined
and pcrmancntk established.
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THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS IN
1 ~rIIIIE.

An young men wishing to matriculatc iu
the NfRGl ia MECHANICS IN~IlIt IT,
NIGHT SCHOOL OF IE'hNOLOGN. for tine
session 1880 81. should file their application
900 or b'for the 18TH day of september with
the Secretary, at the Institute, 80. GO2 east
Main sticct darlington House. The Glasses
nr. limited, and each Will be closed as the
limit s reached. Priority OF apphca. ION VIII
Doe tine basis of entrance.
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CENTRALIA ITEMS.

G ,rr.->pn Deuce W The ledger.
CENTRALIA. Mo, Feb. Mrs.
J.. B. Spurlock has returned from a
pleasan visit at Well.vilie.
Mrs. A T. Williams is recover-
ing from All attack Of pneumonis.
The protrac,ed meeting at the
Christian church is still in pro-
sress. The church is filed TO
nve. flowing at every service Seven
add, tions 10 date. Elder Samuel
Magre, pastor of the church, is
conducting the meeting.
E,och Hulen, whu has been
very i'll during the past week. is
cnnvalesceni.
There il some talk of building a
new mill On the site ot the one re
Gently destroyed by fire. Gen.
,ralia needs n",hing So badly As a
tirst class q ,ur mill.
DR. Jnha Junes, Of Marc-lline,
who has been visiting in Centraiia
lu ing the past week. returned
home Wednesday night.
John T. Mltc,eil spent the fore
part of this week at Columbia.
Maye- & E .rly are m king prep
iratiOns To erect another new store
early in the spring. A large mum
DER nf buildings will go up in this
t"wn during the c"ming year.
Sears & Burks, hard ware mer.
chants. have dissolved partnership.
& p. BurkS will Conduct the bust
ness in the future.
". C. Todd. attorney AT law,
naI returned from business trip
IN Charlton county.
Mr. Luther Johnson and wife,
Miss Polly Laiorce and Miss Mat
tie Tucker. of Hallsviile, are visit
ing in Centralia.
Mrs. Sam D..wning, OF Sailing. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs r L.
Hope.
James Stephens, E-q and bride
nave returned from their wediing
tour
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Mother.

Lord MacauIey pays this beau,i
full trihut. to his mother: "Child
rem, look in those eyes listen Il
that dear Voice notice the feeli,.:
of even a single touch thus bestow
ell upon yon by her. Make mucl
nf it while you have the mo-
precious gift of all gifts, a i"vin.
mother. The unfaih. mable loul
IF those eyes. the kind anxiety I"
The touch and look, however sligh
your pain. In after life you ma.
have friends, but never will yot
have again the inexprrssible low
and aentleness lAvished upon you
which none but q mother bestows
Often do / Sigh in the struggle
with the hard uncaring world TO-
the sweet, deep security / fell
when Of an evening, nesting il
her bosom, ] li<tened to some quie'
tale suitable to my age, in her un
firing voice Never can foree'
hes sweet glances cast upon ms
when I appeared asleep, never he'
kiss OF peace at night"
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MEXICO, MISSOURI TIL URsDAY, FEBRUARY 1880
Stand,rd Pein,ing Co. warrant

Stand ,rd Psin,ing c., warrant
.8, supplies for .Caunty Clerk.
Sturgeon Court Common Pleas
Va. County, account sl9s. 'con,inu.
ed to March term of Court.
J. A. Guthrie, warrant a39 g
days Justice county court.
ii e.. -Fiynt. warrant s34 50. G
days justics county Court aud mile.
ag+.
Geo D B.rnard 4 Co., warran,
| IS 81, supplies for sheriff
5 Z. Kendall, warrant S34, G
day. justice county court and mile.
| Caurt adjourned tn commence IN.
Il = Matd j in March
e. W Adams. warrant xl3i a.
| account Us sheriff.
G. w. Adams. warrant $40 IS
accnunt a sheriff
Il. W. Adams, va. rant s22. 10,
| acc.hlnt as jsilor.
| J.V. Williams, warrant 4s8.45,
| see fee book 58l.
| j. G. Downs ct al petitions
public road; having been continued
from November Court for payment
Of damages ~ petitioners and III.
same not having been paid, it i.
| now ordered dismissed.
JLo Gamble ct al. petitioner.
public rox.,; continued to May
term.
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THE RELIGION WE WANT
It Should Make q Man Better In
His Behavior as Well as
His Belief.

We want a religion not merel,
If creeds, but of conduct; a religion
that toftens the step and gives gen
tl~ness to The voice, that check.
the impatient word and hasty re
buke; religion that is respectful to
superiOrs. courteous to interiors
and considerate to friends; q relie
ion not merely for the church and
tie Sabbath, but that lives in the
family and keeps the husband fr..n,
being cross if his dinner is late,
and the wife from fretting if tn.
husband sometimes forget III.
-craper and the door mat; tha'
keeps the mother patient If tn
baby is fretful, and can amuse and
Interest the children as we'll a.
govern and instruct them; iha,
cares for the comfort and welfare ui
servants as we'll as pays them; tha
projects the honeymoon into tn.
harvest moon, and makes the hap
py h"me like the eastern fig tree.
bearing at once the beauty of it,
tender blossoms and the glory ui
its ripened fruit. II would no.
give much for that mans religion, -
said Rowland Hill, "whose very
Cat and dog are nut better for it. "
Every Christian should so 1--we ~,
To be able, with the good Msthu
dist brother, to say: IF you dom
b-lieve am a Christian, ask m,
wife" We want a religion n"
merely far the prayer meeting a."
the public profession; but for III.
home, for the counting house, f."
the mar,s Of business. for the Ell
tire lite-,ne that shall smooth tn.
rough places of the world, sm
make daily lite brighter and better
cheri>hing the spirit of H-av-.
here, and SO preparing fo" Heave,
hereaf affer
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1890-02-13

Q X. Upton Is favurab \
spoken of as candidate for Cuut,.
Gilman from the Sixth Ward. Mr.
Arnold will not be IL ,ndld,te at,
Ciayt is representative youn:
man of enterprise. who has grow
up with the city and would max,
z ,od Councilman.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1890-02-13

wen der. hns e,ul.i such q tswn
hold twn such men Old Frank
with lisp and a drawl to hi.
words that no other man ever had,
ans werrd: II all cnm,s about sr
account Of the d-d d political op.
poTtuiiies Of the town. All ther.
was of Mexico. at the time l wr,i-,
were not political opportunities
Remember. / am writing of Mex.
ican Ysssaiasancs--the two years be
lore che commenced to grow,
which Was In 1870
w. @. FoRRrsr.