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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18
THE JEWISH HOLIDAYS.

On last Sunday at sunset began the Jew
ish New Year, and on Monday, the day
following, the stores of all Of our Jewish
fellow citizens were closed and everything
in the way of business abstained from.
Prepared by series of preliminary days
devoted to deliberations of personal short
comings, the New Year ushers in the ten
penitential days, concluded with the Sab
bath of Sabbaths, Yom Kippur, the day
of atonement, ON occasion of solemn sub
Unity wherein the truly penitent may
avert the judgment melted out to them by
proper penitence and prayer.
Yom Kippur, or the Day of Atonement,
will begin next Tuesday, Sept. %, at sun
set, and continue until three stars are seen
in the horizon the following night, during
which period the Jews abstain from food
and all worldly occupations, and attend
solely to their religions duties. Rabbis
teach that the meaning of Kippur is to
ransom or to cover, that is, to ransom the
soul by covering its guilt. 1t is day of
divine appointment, and it's observance is
required by all Jews. 1t reminds man
that he is sinner and that God is Ion -suf-
fering and merciful, and that man for the
salvation of his soul should rise above his
instincts and despotc passions. At least
once a year he should seek to cleanse and
sanctify himself in the sight of God. 1t
is day when many hearts are unburden-
ell and healed; many wrongs righted, la
tired expelled, and holy light and joy are
sh ed upon souls.
From a historical and religious stand
point these holy days are replete with
beautiful observance, incorporating pub
lie confession, prayers for the repose of
those gone before and the liturgy, inter
srersed throughout with the most bead
tiful psalms and teachings of the Book of
Laws.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18
FRIDAY NIGHTS ENrERrAIsn ENr.

friday NlGHTs ENTERTAENhE NT.
The entertainment given by the ladies
at the collega chapel last Friday night,
for the benefit Of the Methodist church,
was pronounced success. The program
consisted Of two parts. ''The Gypsy en-.
campmen" and 1.-THE Peak Sisters" and
the contrast between the two rendered
each the more enjoyable. The beautiful
tableaux in part first we're produced with
delightful effect, the calcium lights Civ
ing to the whole a weird, fairy-like ap-
pearance, and though these tableauxs
were most impressive when viewed in ISL
lent WONDER" the audience could not re.
strain their enthusiastic admiration, but
gave vent to their feelings in prolonged
applause-applause which was deserved,
as well as was that with which the sweet
ly-rendered songs were received.
The costumes we're tastefully selected,
and worn with much grace. Every part
was we'll rendered, from that of the dig
nifed queen upon her throne, to that of
the fortune-telling crone, stirring her ket-
tie of lizards, frogs and other creatures
horrible.
Part second was very health producing,
but by no means "anti-fat" in its effects
1t was enough to make Tom Long Coffin
laugh, and laugh load and heartily.
"The Peak Sisters" ten in all counting the
tardy one) have the thanks of a fearful
audience-tearful, however, from laugh
ter, and not grief.
The person with the two side frontal
curls was in charge of this cluster of
gems, this high toned array of Alaskan
talent, this very pointed sisterhood.
Their selections were charming, the in
strumental music was par excellence
The rendition of the solos and recltations,
the sweet submissiveness of the extreme
ly deaf sister, the irrepressible spirit of
"Sophid" were all produced with a very
jolly effect upon the audience.
1t is suff Gent to say that the entertain
ment was most enjoyable, and that all
who participated are TO lie congratulated
upon the felcitonS manner in which they
acquitted themselves.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18
To Land Purchasers anil the
Public.

ON account. of declining health and advanced
~ years. tine Subscriber concludes to sell out
his land and other property as soon rs he cav
ma purchasers and settle in BrOOkhaVcn. He
offers for Sair 3f0 acres Of choice land within
about two miles OF BrOOkhaven in 10 acre los.
He is also authorized TO sell all Of the property
connected with the farm belonging tn his two
daughters. Mrs A. ID. Ewing and Mrs. J. ".
Martin, including the homestead Of 10 acres.
valuable dwelling house and Improvements. fruit
trees, Outbuildings. fences. etc.
The whole property for sale consists 'f 10
acres of land containing about 80 acres 81 pine.
OAK and hard wood timber. which may furnish
ten thousand cords Of mixed fire wood for the
BrOOkhaYcn market.
All stock consisting of milch cows. hcfcis. rtr..
most of them half breed Jerseys, with several
head of hogs.
Also Il secondhand buggy horses. mule cart.
= double male wagon and gearing iarinin6 Utcn-
sis poughs, harrOws, cultivatOrs, etc, ten hives
OF bees and other property.
objectionable titles, free from all mortgages
and liens will he given. and immediate possession
If desired Apply to DR.. j. W. Martin in my alb
scGcc or Mrs A. ID. Ewing,
sept. ., 1899. DANIEL BENNETT.
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SWIMP NDS.
Iv,DOrttflit Notice to OirjicF%
Thereof.


OFFICE or C1NMIs'N'R OF SWAMI LN=i-.I
JAckso<, Miss March -. 1870.
Attention If The numerous owners 81 Swamp
Lands" is called To the SllhiuiGed act q: tae 49,
iSldturc enabling them ~ protect llr"Ir tti..,
Nnrr the defect arises from lite O.rrA cGia' a.
use Of wrong scip il Tie oIi iEsl purchase st.'
,nrty
S,.r Jackson y. pilvo:th 10 GcOr-". 80.
Applications In al cases sIoutd he accompanied
will I'm abstract Of the title certified hN St!ur -
mt; ulr and cnIppCCt I,rTSun from the tEi tis.ti
entry in So far as the Iiti, appears Of Icvon.#
with a further O.. ti.icate that 10 other cuIN =.
.lup, of tht. land auur;ir of record. In utu.T
cases the affidayiiS Of crcdi!l" persons. t:'-
qllaiutcd with tie facts. >h0ult hr presented.
In t,iIi ion 10 tho required lni,p of twelve az.
nlphlIf in cents an acre. the fullOWr- -,i.ns
sLopih In, sent with each ;tl,ulicafiuu w:
/ Frr a,Iy,,ti>in,e ................. - uu
i:nr each ,.t,rtiit.a!v, combating 100 acre.
OF less - cents . ........ 80
For each iI,trrt ............... 81.
Following is tine f ir.i OF the at IClyfi f."
gnoyc.
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scrip there ~" many Meetings 80, S""IiP ~
I UN1ritOTvd EthhS ~ TINS Stale NuI'h are t"i"'
:itr iilIe iGintiiinE N lht N'%!t' i,l. Mn'i Is
many 9l tht ltl soN conc @ q { i' xxx, ~"
lertrd by amy statute Of limitation; ana N,ht, t:is.
1t l. dCClned lSht ana !list tI'tt S''it ~ SUIN
sii"itd iE'Ne the p''iic-v nI iF"'r''"E H'i' u'ic
on lar lr'inS; nov, therefore; ,4.,.,...
N#tIlU\ l.. !it IT. tta't'.I - w, J.. ISi,''H'v
ct tire "''1tt of M!SHlSHinth, iiht an ANUS MI "h
is swamp EhGS. Wtl'A nave heic'ol"ie 3tth
Commissioner Of Swamp Lands, bat Whereby
feitsGn "f the wrong scllp htnnS UHen ~ me
purchase, Sicil N'"tS were mart !W aHl "
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18
TOPISAw NOTES.

The Alliance Gin is in good order, tue
house being enlarged, while Joel Finch is
at the breach, manager.
The screw-worm in stock is engaging
the attention of our people ncw-as well
as the boil worm i'll cotton. What next?
A remedy, We hope.
j. O. Wooley is building new dwell
ing house. Jones Greer is also building
him splendid dwelling. The preacher
will find comfortable home at either
place when he comes.
1t is true Gifts in ordcr) to say that we
have an exceedingly interesting Sunday
school at TOpisaw. Church meets two
tim, month, j. T. Greer, Esqr., is the
efficient superintendent.
Toney Wallace, colOrtd. is solid on his
franchise. He carried the first bale of
cotton to Summers gin this season. He
has II good plantation and a splendid
dwelling house and don't forget to work.
Our people will work. The fact that
the cotton crop has been cut Shert by boil
worms gives them time to bulld houses,
barns and work public roads. john
Woolcy, ovtrSepr, worked seven days on
HE road leading ont by A. NJ Summers,
gin and plantation. She is solid now and
John has the praise. lie 5 have good
roads.
Mrs Emily Bushy had il fine drmon>tra-
ton of the folly OF adding the new piece
70 the old few days ago. The new part
of the barn was II wreck aud the 'rcnt
was made worse" George BriSt,l's right
arm was broken and his little boT GnS
had his knee joint dislocated and was in
iured otherwise. DR.. Collins did up the
wounds and they are doing as well us
could he expected, and the good citizens
on this creek have built Aunt En- Il new
barn out and out, SO it could have been
WOrSv.
SlITTII
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18
Would Not Take $1,000 and without
"Hed-ake."

The Rev. John Il. McByrde, pastor of
the Presby terrain charch at Marshall,
Texas, writes:
Gentlemen: | have relieved several of
my acquaintance at Dallas, Sherman and
Marshall of severe headaches and with
out single failure to do so inside of
thirty-fve minutes. | would not take
s., 900 u year and live without Prcston's
''Hed-Ake," or its equal, which l have
yet to find. My prayer is that the world
may know of your most wonderful dis
covery for | can call it by no other
name. JOIN L. MCBYRDE.
For sale BY all druggists. 80 cents Il
bottle.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. IL
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
OF money refunded. Price 20 Genus per
box. For sale by L. L. Meade * GO
Brookhayen. Miss.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18
ShiInh,s Consumption Cnre.

This is beyond question the most sue
cessful cough medicine we have ever sold
A few doses invariably cures the worst
cases of cough, Group and bronchitis,
while its wonderful success i'll the cure
of consumption is without parallel IN
the history of medicine. Since its irst
discovery it has been sold on u guarantee,
a test which no other medicine can stand
If YOU have a cough we earnestly ask You
to try it. Price 10 cents, 90 cents aud
S1.OO. If your lungs are sore, chest OF
Back lame, US Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Sold by Meade Il Martin. w
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18
PINT On the Brakes

II you find you are going down hill in point
of health. Failing strength. impaired diges-
ton and assimilation are the marks OF decline.
Check these and other indications OF prema-
ture decay with the grand vitalizer aud re-
straining tonic. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Beginning at the fountain head, the stomach.
the Bitters remedies Its inefficiency. eorrectS
its errors, and sets it vigorously at work. Inc
separate from the food its nutrltive princl-
pies, which the blood assimilating, is enriched.
Thus is the system nourished. and being nour11
ished strengthened, and abnormal waste 81 So ot
we'll a regular habit are also re-establlsheds
and the various functions move once more IN
their natural and healthful groove. Inc BIZ
tiers, moreover, Is specific for and preventive
Of malarial complaints. rheumatism. bilious
ness and kidney troubles.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18
Answer This Question.

WHY do so many people we see around
rs seen, to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by indigestion. constipation,
dizzipess, loss of appetite, coming up OF
the food, yellaw skin, when for IS cents
we will sell them Shiloh's System Vltall-
Ger, guaranteed to cure themf Sold by
Meade g. Martin. w
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RESOURCES.

], Z. ID. Davis OF Sherman 4 Davis Bankers
OF Brookhaven, Mississippi, do hereby certify
that the foregoing is a true. full and exact state
ment of the assets and liabilities Of said Bank
on the day and date named therein, as shown
by the books OF same.
l.. ID. DAVIS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me A. Lew
enthal, Jr, Mayor Of BrOOkhaycn and cN-ofi-
clio Justice Of the peace In and for the county of
Lincoln, Mississippi this the 5th day Of Sep
TENDER, 1890. A. LEWESTHAE. JR..
EX-Ofiicip T. T.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18
GRANGE HALL SCHOOL,
BOYS AND GIRLS,

WILL OPEN Il, second term sept. 23rd,
w 1890, with S.w BIhldingS, Improved
Methods. more instruments. and larger corps
~ Teachers.
Any one wishing 10 prepare for College. public
examination or take "A commercial course. would
do well Ia give uS trial
In addition to instructions on piano. organ.
guitar and vocal music. aH expert Ninlinist VIII
lie cmIdOyed thus giving any one desiring. an
opportunity to take lessons on this King Of u
StTumrutS.
instruction and drill in military band and yO-
cal music free. Don't buy Ruur fall suit TIL you
enter.
Expenses, including board. laundrying. lights.
vocal music elocutiOn and literary departments,
from $40 to 500 for nine months.
Commercial department, so in advance. MI
Sc. including use 81 instrument. so yer month
T.. GREEN, Principal.
Address Grange Han. CaSryNillc. Miss.
auwIl-lm
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The Verdict Unanimous,

w. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, lad.
cstfies 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every case.
One man took six bottles, and was cnred
of Rheumatism of 10 years standing.
Abraham Hare, Druggist, Bellville, Ohio,
aftirms: "The best selling medicine
have ever handled in my 20 years eXpe-
rience, is Electric Bitteis." Thousands
of others have added their testimony, so
that the verdict is unanimous that Elec-
tric Bitters cure all diseases of the Liver,
Kidneys, or Blood. only a half dollar a
bottle at T. 4. Meade 81 Co.'S, Drug
Store.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18

Groceries Cheap and What You Want.
l beg the good people to call and let me
sell them ii good Ham, piece Breakfast
Bacon, some good tea aud coffee, canned
fruits, dried fruits, sun dried and evar"-
rated apples and peaches. fresh vegtta-
bles, oat meal, cream cheese, and every
thing in the grocery line. Call ana see
me, and obige,
= d. POWELL.
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The Cotton Planters and Ginners of the


Your attention is called to the New Cot
ton Bloom Gin, which has all latest I'M
provcments, including balance wheel on
brush, which is peculiar to this make OF
gin and is used on no other. IT You in
tend buying gin this season it will pay
YOU to look into the merits of this gin. This
company and its predecessors have made
cotton gins for nearly fifty years, and arc
experts in cotton gin work. These gins
are made in the most substantial manner
strong and heavy, with long bearings;
every part being SO nicely made and ad-
iusted that it is without doubt the light
est run ming ginning outht In the World
For further particulars, prices, terms,
etc, address II. w. Hubbard, the MANN
facturers' general Southern agent at At
lanta, Ga.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18
STATEMENT
SHOWING THE CONDITION OF
& DAVIS, Bankers,

Miss, on Augusts3O, 1890.
Published BY AUTHORITY OF An ACT
APPROVED MARCH 7TH, 1883.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-09-18

Country stores, country dwellings aud
wins insured at the lowest rates, in good
companies, by J. b. DAuGHrRr,
Agent.
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3s1iSHAVEH EYIAftiSt
ART : GALLERY

An Increasing business rs forced he to r.
now make a specially of copying and enlar--
ing old pictures in all the popular STYLES, aIi
all sizes, up 10 full liie-Silc portraits. Would G.l
The leading styles. ami Tor durability. ,Hr ap-
pr3rarcc. and clcdpupsS cannot he beat.
| will also keep in stock a supply nf picture
francs, mats, glasses, ETC.. and viii de- framing
when wanted Also clean and repair Old gilt
frames.
With thanks for a most liberal patronage. |
hope for continued fayors
Respectfully.
iiyG-Gm Il. |. HOWELL
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RAilR0AD TIME TABLE.
Illinois Central RdiIr00d.

GoISG NORTH tDHTND.
No. .. EMPRESS -I.eayeS New Orleans o:f5 \ -
Arrives at ftTrc EhIvcu ..-. 9;.'E -. s..
Arrives at jackS"r, ....... -.'1 .. s..
40. I. FNPRFSs-IFa S.F Orleans. ...s! :. s
Arrives at Br,b.hI.Cd .. ! ~ \ :,
Arrives at .ia.l 80! ....... gig $. ~.
GOi%U SOUTH tDATLTN.
No, l. EN9gESs leaves .ia.'.>,.u . ~ g.. y.
Leaves BrUoShEeu. ..... 30 T.. u.
Arrives %, NrT OTlrauS 30 g.. 81.
No. = MAII-iea,es ia, k~un ...--. - -. u.
Is.y.S HT,rb% haven .. zee. ~ e.. -.
Arrives ~ NcW Oricat.S. ~ 3. %.
Nos 3 amt > 30 not st',p al ii1' si9s.p'iS. 500.
I and step at MI slaI.Dns. NJ trains s;Hp -
RTOCkhaycn.
.~~TIaius both way- MAJ" dose connection.
with all of ~ j. &. rrsH"ii roads.
yEEIg1iT TRAINS.
80. mixed roing north i@avrs brookhayen IT
9:25 A. ~.
No. mixed go!r. south 'caycT rr"okhaven n
2 10 =. NJ
s@-M Mixed ft,,':. 60 nrt run II sunday and
none g0es south on N"uday.
F. ". DEF. Teal Az.
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rE'iiI UNIVERSITY Ia ircg Iuf iI3 q more
i o., H." condition tan ever before. Tie
Ii"E ~ s,r,i" Is a3 IrIar.'d as tn pfr,"n; thee
l"rgl!r. "Uu-'gS - S:UCy lrsriug to the degrees
- t.. = =. =. r.'i g. !. To- zach course there
j. iar', '.t -" i,- ,e' ton in SiDrcis taken.
tiHr!c"u $50. ai, aF" taught 10 The department.
~! Silence, Letters nd Arts, VIZ Latin and
Greer under rrJfS. Hcuge & d I.nduTant. Ger
llau aud French UHGcT Prof. tOntaine. Bellies
Ictirrs under Prof Eagcr. Mathematics under
l'TCf. i:utIC. I"ySiys and astronomy under
Prof. FultOn. Theoretical Clrlnistry, Practical
Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Nineralogy and &c.
Olpgy under Prof. Jones Mental and Moral
lhi:Oaopay. 10 ic. HI - ai.d Political EcOno-
my under Prof. sims.
Five Fellows have been appointed 10 English,
Mathematics Chemistry. %s,;ural History and
Physics, respectively, who " III assist the PrOfeS
sGTS
Tie school 81 Law is still in charge Of Prof.
Hayes.
Tuition free to all except fee Of so to law
students. Expenses need not exceed Sl75 per
aunun. For c.talOgues and further informa-
tirn address. EDMAED MAYES,
Chancellor,
University, Miss,
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sol TIL.
NOTICE

On account of holidays our stores will
he closed Monday, Sept. 18th, and We'd
nesday, Sept 24th.
pFEIFER Il DREIFUS,
A. kRAUSS.
S. KOHLMAN.
5. LEWENTHAL.
II. LEWENTHAL.
A. LEwENTHAL, SIR.
T.. BOwSKY.
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BfOUkNaEcil-
-~~TIaius both way- mac ri,s- rcHHcrilJa
with all of ~ ]. % br, .a",3 roads.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-24

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pa-t-} l- iof~ ts ~V1 stt
ana mn .li
'@sf hi-al ~ -' -'@ WEI Jas
.efes
-Iter long silence SAID
Carne %. ''I1s-e 3 l~s- q A.l-e ep-soae ia
ny ite a.- -iAs % t-l yo1t -'-nk
}oL ii - t-o
lei-oa s"e-,-ears Ppti-ns h-s arm
F rolll ier "--.
Years aeo. le. ne see lifee years
F ago ! was ~.
1 "llo" o-d. sad 1eoILry WitA hapIy
lausl
~ l'~d Boy lover Ae vas H. and we
+ went 90 one i1-I-.ias aAl so' man -eL az
+ d registrar 3. --lhh ol 1'~t. IL was
Hhl4e "2s a soi-.oi 3. ia eiisii-ou Q H.
/ but you e..ii ~. al l-'4' i'sh'' sie con-
tnued AShIly' Iecst1se
Garment Ills voice Nao 50 Ao@ise'
/ So iuii oL -orroi tnai she turned iei a3it'
+ unconscious eyes on h.H ~ lo--'e
auazem ent uood ooI' carmen are
You ~ your rish' senses
i nope So sile IePAea win some
thing h@e Ie'di-hce IL heI tone. for
she yet la-!-d 10 grasp tl4e severe s'-eiil-
mty ~ las manner.
Il--h a4i can s-y - '.-at 'u are me
most u-oina-iihsly Lear'lesS woman 1
have ever nad me n4l-loIl uie 70 meet
And 70 thihi tA.t YOU 30 loFeiy' So De-
loved should ne Daa 10 '4e core Oi' a.
Is too terrible. -.
Deollry 'eoAry "n-t Goes I al
mean: What have done' ana now
her voice was Di'eous m us earnes'iless'
She lad her hand on his arm ana her
eyes were raised 10 ms Deseechngiy. II
seemed to madden hiin. Tor he iung OH
her hand rs II 1t had stung nm, ana
stood aloof from her.
" Mean. Only this with cutting
irony, that being already the wife OF
one man, You accept a proposal Of mar
riage from another! Bah. The world
has very strong terms for such. And to
think my friend Herbert Mas ingbird, a
soldier, and gentleman as ! understand
the word, should have lent himself TO
such dishonor, Nothing but deception
on all sides, and in bitter abandonment
he leaned against an old tree and hid his
faceso chat ahe should not see the bitter
tears that forced themselves through his
fingers, as he vainly tried TO screen his
face.
"Oh, Geoffry, DO have pity! Indeed I
don't understand. But from what you
say 1 must have done something very
wicked. I did not really consider the
marriage was Of any importance. and |
do not in the least love The young man.
Papa is not TO blame, for be knows moth
ing whatever about it,"
Every word you utter only adds TO
your wickodnc-s. ii your father knows
nothing about il, you have deceived him
as YOU have deceived me. Oh, Carmen!
! SO trusted YOU, 20 hcnored you And
now YOU have ruined lay life. ] never
wish to see your false fair face again"
"Geo.Iry, GooGry. De mcrciful. Stay,
I beseech you. and Jet me ten YOU how
it happened, and She held out her hands
piteously.
"Wlat is your husbands name, mad
ann ne said with q cruel colGness.
"Allen ritzclarc. she answered with
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1890-05-08

Now | infer from this that the study OF
natural objects win increase our religious
knowledge II David and Job and John and
Paul could not afford to let go without obser-
walton one passing cloud, or rift Of snow, or
spring blossom, you cannot afford to let them
go without study. Men and women Of God
most eminent in all ages for faith and zeal
INDUCED in such observations -Pavson and
Baxter and Doddridge aud Hannah More.
That man Is not worthy the name of Chris
tian who saunters listlessly among these mag
nifcent disclosures of divine power around, be
meath and above us, stupid aud uninstrtlcted.
They are not worthy to live in a desert. for
that has its fountains and palm trees; nor in
regions OF everlasting ice, for even there the
stars kindle their lights. and auroras flash.
and huge icebergs SILVER in the morning light
and Gods power sits upon them as upon a
great white throne. Yet there are Christians
in the church who look upon all such tendeu-
cies Of mind and heart as soft sentimental
ties, and because they believe this printed
revelation OF God are content TO be infidels in
regard to all that has been written in this
great book OF the universe, written in letter.
OF stars. IN paragraphs Of consultations. and
illustrated with sunset and thunder cloud ana
spring morning.
HONORABLE POSITION OF THE CHRISTIAN
infer, also. the transcendent Importance
OF Christ's religion. Nothing is so far down.
and nothing Is 50 high up. and nothing 80 far
out but God makes it pay tax to the Christian
religion. II snow and tempest and dragon
are expected to praise God, suppose you he
expects no homage from your soull When