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ELEGANT gold hinRH, guaranteed; moderate priosS
H Dr. Fullers Dental ParorS - Varick ST. cor Canal
a. AND IS SETS OF TEETH while waiting. dnx
DA evening DR.. CLARE, Ss7 sth aE and 2Jth a.
The sun., 1890-08-10
Che Curt.
gost aud found.

~ 56ih at and lOth Av. \ lAdy'S small gold watch
PLAIN ease, gold hAnaS mourning chain attached Find
sr VIII BE- suitably rewarded hy returning it to hiAs
LlNpsAf 3Ia West tUth a., 1t Ihs gift OF dead
1 ObT-on sVsAinE Of Aug a. in ferry house OF O. r. n
~ Of n. D. commutAtLon Ticket No. l $50 for August
lso from West sth o station 60 New YeIk HtndOf
VIII please lSAY0 with HSTTymAItSE.
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9er Serr SIreermetfter.

Su sinem fleinen Gaunuspyts foIIte
pot einiger 3eit Siir9ermeiiterpabL uors
seuommeu peroen. Die Yarteien hans
ben ii9 l9roif segenilbsr, unS es toants
- 10 eraGbIt sin Beribteritatter. benz
mir Die SSerantportuns fir bic @si3idte
iiberIaiien miifeu - fein 0teiuItat crsisIt
werOeu. Der Setr 2anbratb puroe tus
semiitbIi6 uub uu9ebuIOig unO evtIdrte,
peun feline Wabl 81 Stuube Tame. iuiiroe
sr ben Srt commiharii6 usriuaItsm
Iaiien. Die 9euts eri6rafen, Oa9ten
inoeB, vSummt 3eit, tOmmt Rutb~ uno
ueritdnoisten ii6 imssebeim iibsr sinsn
Srobmaun, Der sewiilermaBet BEN
JtOtbeuuoiOaten absebsn iOlIte. gtne
Oepututiou sins Su ei"em in elmer
SapieIiubrit bei9dftisten Grbeiter, Der
3u alem uieuei6t Galtnt babsn mo9:e.
nur nibt gum 9drssrmeiiter, ia9te
biciem, iis wOuter ibu gum Srtsober=
baupt pdbIeu, er 6iirte aber ia Hi5t bic
Wabl annebmeu-
Der Mann eing auf ben @oridIag
elm. Tim ia redt iiher gu 9eben, rouroe
aud bte Trau iuS @sbsimnib ss5oSsn.
y pWas IA, rief bieis baIb eri6rodsn. baIb
perwunbert aus, vmein Niann Ssrierz
matter, Der fanu ia. taunt Isie uu6
i5reibe! Der bari bic StelT net ans
nemme!" SdIieBIi9 berubiate iid bic
6rau, ais iis bOrte, buB bic Sade bod
msbr elm SpaB iei. Der @abItermin
Tam uuO gum @rifnunen Sss Serrn
Qauoratbs, Der iiber bic pI0sIi6e @inis
suus ni6t wenis erfreut mar, rourOe Der
senannte 9Irbeiter sswdbIt. Ser Ssrr
Hanoratb IieB ibn gu ii9 tunamen. tbsiIte
ibm bic frobe Soti9nit nit, SaB ibn bas
siuitimmi9s Ssrtraueu ieinsr Wiitbirgsr
in b6d,it sbreuwsrtber @eift gum YoIttn
su,s @irseinsiitsrs beruien babe, unb
ridtete an ibn idIieBIi9 bic 5ra9s, Oh
er bic @abI aunebme. -SawobI@, srs
wiOerts idIasfertig Der Mann. Die per,
iammeIten WdbIeu oadtsn, Der SimmsI
piiroe einifiir;en. Der Serr Qanoratb
bssIiifwiini9te ben ueuen 8iirsermeiitsr.
60 1T ss sstOmmsn. OOB Der IisbIi9s
Guuausort fiir bic nG6lten feds Sabre
sin Sberbuupt bsfst. oas, mia iens
5rau supbemiitiid iasie vtuum !eie unb
ibrsibs tunn", wie 9iuseusibse inoeB
mtiisu ruOIIsH, a5srboupt ni9t aisn unb
idTSIben fam.
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,,gSJe Rade".

I1Hte SieIer Spitmarte er3dbIt bas
Bisnsr ~Srem6enbIatt" tclasuos @e'
j6i6te: Sin Grampapwa9eu bis9t ebeu
I0n9iam iibsr cine 6reuSun9 CUR nddltsH
6aIteitelle elm. gluf benz Erittbrctt itebt
riH Serr, iaseu mir, er beibt Useier,
gum Abiprinsen bereit, ruia aber warten,
big Der 8ageu eduSIi9 fill itsbt. 9iu'
ter Oieiem beod9tisen Wtanns itrbt Gin
iinssrer, ausnebmeuo iosfdltig se6ei'
isItsr, bebanOi9ubtsr unO tneiierbewaiIs
meter Ssrr, Der ts IidHi3 sili9sr bat,
ais Osr seOuIoise Serr Dteier. Gr tor'
bert bieien auf bod enbIi9 pom Gritt'
brett abSuiprinsen, oamit CT ielblt nads
iprinssn tonne. Sener uber iaat:
,gSarten Sic nod einise ausenbIte,
Sis Der @ageu bait; i'd iprin9e srunos
Fdsli5 pabreu6 Der Tabrt ni6t ab.@
8O9 Der eIesaute SiusIing 4 WoOe'
@usIdnosr" nanute ibn Der S6uIlner)
sebt auf sisieu 9tatb ni6t elm, icnoern
grsift Su i3nOber SsIbltbiEfe: Cine Bee
pesuns isiuer SunO = unb Serr Wsisr
Iiest Der 9dnse mad ouf bsm ieudten
Phaiter, sliidIi6erweiie nit bsiIem ROrs
per, pGbreiio Der gneIdnoer iiber ben
9eib isines Spfers Iansbeini9 Snbins
iprin9t unO nit benz sef!issIten S9riit
oss UelhetbGters gu snttommsn uers
iuht.
Sin gntriffungsi5rei erbsbt ii9
rinasum, Der 6Iii9ti9e wire usrfoIgt
eiusebolt unb pou SsrrR Wieisr Sur
nd6lisn BoIijeiwa9titube 9ebratt.
OOrt emptns eiH SnipeetOr bic beioen
Yagteieu. Serr 0teier Isst ben Sod;
usrbaIt bar unO Der ,ansstlu9te" beta;
tigts beuisIben. Der BOliSilt fra9t BEN
GieitiirSten, ob er pinide. haB iein
@ssu:r bsifraft perbe. !Serr Meisr
pirit einsu SIif auf isinsu Don Der Sras
uatte bis gu ben StisfeIu bcidmusten
gluIug uno eiuen sweteu auf ben 9ngs
IdnOer. vSabeu Sic cine Sirits bier 2"
tra9te ct oann ben @a9t' Spipettor.
% ia, iosar Spei," untwortete eieier.
Damn 9eniist es mir, rueun bieier Sslr
bier mid wieoer gut abpubt. aai bic
@ntlduIoi9uus perSbte i'd" Ser
NSann nit Dem Rnsifer nabm i5wei9en9
bic our9erei9te Sirite in bic bebnnbs
idubte 9tedte uno bsgaun i'm Sdpsibe
ieinss 9Iugelidtes ben mittIsr,ueits &c.
trotuct.n S6mus pom ben 6IsiOern bes
Ssrru Meisr abSupueeu. Oils bic Sdaar
Der Serren StruBeniunseu, wcI9s bic
glmts bunOIuus in Der Ba9ftube Onr@
bic 6eniter unieben wollte, bieic gSsns
buns Der &ngele9enBsit, ben ,gnsIdns
Osr nit Der Sirits" pabruabm, trbob
lid Elm idauenbss @jrId9ter. Oils Aaes
rein mar, priiite Ssrr Msier nod. OBJ an
einer 6leiOuug ii9 au3 tein Stdubdeu
mebr beiinbe, un6 belt benz @egnsr BEN
@lIcnboseu bin nit ben beiebl nOen
WOrteu: v9ier lit nod Elm 6IefVrI. I"
9Iud Oisies mar baIb ab9ebiiritet. Das
nit mar Die Oia9e bis Sur gteigc senoi:
fen. Serr Mcier 6iinete bic Gbip uuS
iieB ben gusIdnoer poruustrsteu. Ssr
unter benz SobnseIddter ber St,aGens
iugeuO eiIisit pOn bannen itir3te,
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Gin @e0nsr oeS Surus.

@s 1T MOr9cn. Mit ft5tissm
@'ruB eiIten Die v&pril @iuidbri9cn~ an
'inuuOer uoriiber gum 0ieult, ber nit
tiuer 6riibiultruetion 6cginnt. 9Genise
Dtinuteu ipdter babcu lid bic Morsiln.
ger aui oem bierSu beitimmten Manns
l6aftsSimmer perlummelt uno lmbetiims
merit I'M baS mieosrbolte DPlt, Rf!~
pes iiberpa6enoen @eireitsu weroen bic
grIebniiie res geitrigen Qbsuos aus9es
taui9t. Oa uertiinoete bic 9roBe 6az
iernenubr bic liebente Stunoe uno nit
benz Ieeten @lofeuidlo9e 6iinete li9 bic
Stubentbiir unS bereiu tritt ber - Sns
Itructeur.
gIui isin v@wsn WOrsen. 6:eirpiIs
Ii9e " erbe6eu ii9 ale pou ibren Bl6ts
gen, Der @jeirsite eritattet bic Wclbuus,
pirb uon benz Wasiiter in Uniform in
@naben entlahen uno Der Ser9eaHt be-
giuut: vWtsine Ssrreul Sspor i9 Su
unierm Snitructioustbema itbersebe,
babe i9 nit Sbneu nod ein SIbuben Su
pfLiden. Sbne biuerie Namen quail 10
.u iasen an ben Pranser gu bdnsen, mid
i5 Sbneu warnen uor bem immer mebr
unter Sbnen I'M ii6 greiienoen 2arus.
Sei6ene Sabeltroooelu, Ditto 9iben
an &rassn unO an ben 9lufidIdssn fnO
Din9e, bic Sbueu gu trG9en i9on felt
ammo K usrbotsu iiuo. TieIIsi6t bat sin
Ober bas anoere Sn6iuibibum uon Sie
Seleien, wie iett pon allen SeiteH csm
OerpOnten Gurus su Qeibe se9uusen wirb,
penu nidt, 10 b6reu sic es iett pom
mir, OaB benz 10 1T. Der iiberbanos
Hsbmenbs Gurus mar 6as Sauptmotiu
lum llntersause bes srOBcn r6mii6en
&eids, uuo barum meroeu mir llnters
officiere iebeu @iuidbriseu meI6en, Der
Tsrusrbin nod init ioI9enr 6Iittsrtram
BON Ssioe unb DEFENDERS ben bslisbten
IeiOenen @iuidbriseni5niircn srpiibt
uirb. Mems sana in corpore sano~,
fast Der 9ateiuer iebr ridtig, uno ba Sie
uus ia mebr eoer peniser Qateiuer iiub,
serpiiIermdBen bic QuiutsIeu5 bss @es
nieinsnitau0ss reprdieutireu, 10 Ssi9sn
Sis, 6nbSie iiber iOIbe 6arereien erbaben
isien uuO gebeu sic ben Ramero6en nibt
nur ais 9eu6teu Der @ifeRidaft, ions
bern aud aIs Wtuitsr Der Simplicitdt
nj itsutem YsiipieI pOran. 9iebmsn sic
f9 eus @eiasie ad notam - unO nun
su unisrer SnitruttiOn". idIoB Der
eurusfeinb. (8erI. Gasbl.)
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vgaun, mic beFEO.t iid unier Sreunb

yytun, mic beflsost f9 unier 6reune
6ii6ba9 2"
y5aidt fouif Oh mid b.frassn" :
parooirte Der 9lr5t Qobengrins Nrie.
SD peiB, bag Sie gum GntjIden
i5erjen T6nnen; ober Sic iOlIten aud
willeu, baB i9 uidt gepobnt bin, mid
Sur 3i.udibe fir Die Q9iBe 9ln6srer bers
Su9eten. glntwortsn sic mir aIio, ilt es
wobr, buB ii9 6iidba9 niemuIs in @ss
iabr befunosu BATE
rOo9, in iebr GROCER @efabr. MuBts
ct ii9 ndbt nit Sbueu i9Iogeu?"
nAIs sic ibn aIio mad Wteran Ibid
ten -"
,@ei6ab es, I'M ben 3peitampf su
per6inoern. 9Ils 9lrit babe i'd bic 8ers
pfli6Mns, iibsr bic geiunb6eit meiner
SIienten Al pd6eu, unO meine Serufss
pfli6t mar eS, SSiidba9 Dor Sbrer StIuge
su bepabrsn, bic i'm b6su Ruie elmer
sntieblitbeu Jtrantbeit ltebt."
.Sa wobl, elmer &rantbeit, Die Sie
baIo an ii5 ieIbit perOsn bebanOeIu miiis
len. 0sa9 Der bumme 6iitbba6 an Der
6ur9t oSer al mas ibm ionit beIiebt iters
ben, barsin wsroe i6 mid ni6t meu9en;
ober Sic, meiu Sbsursr, Sic iclIeu mir
sei9en, Oh Sie eben 10 pieI Mutb ais
Nis bsfben."
Or. StIbn uabm bic SerausfOrOruus
bes OiiiSiers taItbliitig oui bas 9d9eIu.
peIdes wdbreuo Der suuSrn unterrcOuns
anf ieinen 9ippsn ssicbwsbt, purbe inten'
iper.
sd iebe, msin Iiebsr 6Iammbsrs, 6uB
ss Sbnen in oieiem as9snbIif sin oil:
BeroroentIi9es Ssr9nisen MAIDEN wiiroe,
mir cine bIaue Yile Su i3Iuteu ju seben,
uOer mir CUR gtoer ,u lGhen. Oieies
8ergriisen ioIlen sic iidb baI6 4eiiten.
@snnSis mid aber umbringen, iper wirO
Sic baum nit 6rduIein uon StrmsOOrf
uerberatben %
User lit 6rauItiu pom SermS6Ori2"
ira9te Der 2isuteuaut InpiutiirIi9 etpas
lanfter.
,,Gine rei6e @rbiu, beren SausarSt
i'd bin, Die ,p'ibmOerttauienO Winrt bss
fist uub cbsniouisl uOn elmer iiiniunbs
iisbsi0iibrigen Gnnte erben piro, unO
Ole ui9t abgeusi9t rudre, sjnsn Iuitisen
tfameraOen luie sic 9Iiifli3 Su MAIDEN,
wtnn ib ein inteIigsnter 6rsuno ms
WitteI Ie9t."
Doctor, Sie itno Gin Worbsferl,"
rief Der lieutenant, iuoem er ben Nrm
oes N8tes ereriif. yMau tanu S5neu
beim belten QSillen ni9t bOie ieiu."
NJ.
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. 9rtIafftf6 oebiIbe

9ertIaffif4 eebiI6ete
ReIluer. - Sin Serr eebt gum 3neis
ten NaIe na9 @issba6en 5ur Sur,
lteigt in 6emielbsn SoteI ab, in bem CT
oas perganosns Sabr Wobnung 9suoms
men unb triiit OsnieIbsn Seqner pisOer
an: ,Sb, ba iinb sic aud rpie6er,
Sris, sic rrerbtn mid bod nod tsnnen,
i6 mar ia i'm I,sten CONNER bier -
5,is (oie 49isI ,u6tn6): g8cr sdbIt 6i,
86lter. ntnnt bic Namen, bic gaitIi1
bisr ;uiammen tameu!
Seim Seiratbsu susrmitIsr
8ermittIer: gbeu 1T cine neus Senoune
briuanter Seiratbscuuoioaten augetom:
men. - Dame: Rsiue Witgift lit ni5t
groB- -YermittIer Sat nibts gu ia'
gen. sS ln6 aud eiuige 8eiddOiste Su
bili9en Yreiieu borunter.
-Oie grSBte SrauSapans
III mad benz SItni. 9lopo iiber s SUB
bob, bic 8rette ibres Sanotellers bstrdst
l9 3o(I, uno bic 8reits ibrsr Subisbls
l SUB 3ou. sic wiest 399 Yfanb
unO iit erlt l6 Sabre alt.
-Oie9iebe. ga, ieben sic, meiu
SrGulsin, nit ber 2itbe bot IS isin sise.
mes 8ewanbuiB! gBer eiumal seliebt
bat, Der lisbt ni4t pisber. o6er obsr CT
Iiebt nod eins O6er mebrsremaIe.
Gin 2iebesi6wur. ,Btrit
On mid aud INNER Iisben, Gmil2" -
,Das i1w6re id 9irl Du bift meiue
Braut unb wirit sS swis bIeibeu.A :
- gBenn manner bsistn a ne
ber iinb, 70 b0rsn iie einanbr, 6ruueu
beisb'u ii6 baaeaen chamber.
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- au Ssn ipauif5tn Sof
DurNe emit elm isbr seIebr.er 6ruujOie:
9iumeus SeantrR oils @sianStsr stididt.
DerieIbe LhB fi6 oIsbuIb is Der 9ibIi0s
tibet bes @scorial bsruajibrsu, iaN6
ubsr in Ssm 9ibIiotbstag sinen b6ait
unssbilbstsn uub 6ummen, aIbsrasu
Wsni6su. 8aI6 6aranT iraste ter R0s
mig ben TronSoien. wis ibm 6er GSCOriaT
sefaatR bate. Der 9tIanSte ihilberte
Oarani feline Giuorafe uub b1msrtte
i6IisBIi6: vllsbrisens babe i9 in btm
9ibIiOtbstar einen Dfann mtSsdt, ben
i9 Gw. Maisitdt nnr betens oils Smanss
miniitsr empfebIeu t6nrte.~ ,g8ie 2"
fra9tt Der 60nis ituseub. 30 Sire!~
fubr 9sautrii fort, has 1T elm itrene
9spiIsnbaftsr Wanu; pon alien ben
Sdaten, bic ibm anueriraut Iin6, bat er
nidt bus @erinsite f9 Su sissn ssa
mudt!"
Tim sIidIid ;u fsin, sibt
es nur elm S:nbsruib ju iibsrpiRSsn:
iih isIbt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-12-11
Job A. Davis.

Incidents in the lives of great inventors
arc always interesting. 1t is said of. Job
A, Davis, tho great inventor Of the Davis
Sowing Machine, that moro than twenty
years ago, when he used to travel from
place to place, representing, explaining
and selling his machine, lie could take an
ordinary pocket knife, q piece of wood
and q scrap of iron and in q short time
produce a machine that would actu-
ally sew, astonishing as it may seem!
This remarkable characteristic in. this
mans genius suggests the cause for tho
marvellous simplicity of the machine
bearing his name, which, with it's many
other advantages, gives it q place in tho
front rank of modern inventions. What
q revolution in the history of the sewing
machine has taken place during these
yearsl Every inhabited and civilized
portion of tho globc now rosounds with
the music of this "friend of womankind."
Europe has lope acknowledged the supo-
riority Ct "Tha Davis" and Australia and
New Zealand ar fields where 1t Is "mon-
arch of all it surveys" The "Vertical
Feed'' Is the principal and distinguishing
feature Of this machine, separating it
from and placing it above tho popular
machines Of other makes. TO be appro-
ciated and understood, this now feed
method should be seen in operation.
Tho stitch made by tho machine is both
sure and beautiful. Tho Company is
represented in this vicinity by Alexander
Bros. Il Co., Greonville, s. G.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-12-11
Two Coed Articles.
SUNDAY %soHooLs.

The origin of, the modern Sunday
School lis q matter of doubt in the
minds Of some people, as there are
claimants other than Robert Eaikes,
to whom 8 generally ascribed the
honorSof engaging first in this excel
lent work. In answer to q cores
pondent, the Standard gives the fol-
lowing statement Of facts connected
with the beginning Of this work, and
it will prove interesting to our read
ers:
The originator of Sunday Schools
was Robert Raikesy 4 newspaper nan
in Gloucester, England, born there
September IA, 1885,, and dying in
1911, at tho age Of seventy-six.
About 1881 he became much inter-
ested in tho condition of poor chill
dren in the suburbs Of his native city
and with a view to deliver them, at
least, from the hooatthaHisihf taf ance
in which they were growing up,
established schools held on Sunday
mornings and afternoons, hiring
Women to teach them to read and to
recite tho church catechism. After
a year or two he published an account
of what no was doing in his paper,
the Gloucester Journal, and thu mat
tor at once commanded att. ltion.
In 1885 q society was formed for
establishing such schools everywhere
in Great Britain, and four years later,
in 1889, 100000 pupils werc enrolled
in Sunday Schools. just ten years
after Raikes began his work, that is,
in 1791, q society was organized in
Philadelphia "for tho support and
institution of First Day, or Sunday
Schools" Bishop White, of the
Episcopal church, appears to have
been a chief mover in it., also DR.,
Rush, an eminent physician of the
time, Bishop White being President
of tho society. III these schools,
also, tho teachers were at frat. paid,
and the children were taught to read
as welE as to recite tho Bible and the
oatechism. 1t is now, accordingly,
just about one hundred years since
"Sulday School work" began in this
country. Its methods have changed,
but substantially it is the same thing
rs at first.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-12-11
The aletho6.sM

ANDBasoN, December - onfer-
once fe-consened at 100. The fols
lowing finenoial and statistical report
for the year Yves read: Amount col
lected for spperannaated preachers,
widows and orphans, s9,478.69; fol,
eignf missions, $11,612.17; domestic
mfssiorss $18,191.31; church exten-
sion, $2,887.62. Total number Of
members, exclusive of travelling
preachers, ,8T,088. Number Of iii.
fants baptized, 2,A2O; number of
adults baptized, 1870; number Of
churches, $50, numbered parsonages,,
l45; number Of Sunday schools, go;
number Of officers and teachers,
4781; number Of scholars, 1892;
value Of churches, $778,540; value Of
parsonagss, $201,827.a5 number Of
colleges, two, valued at 100000.
The sum Of $1O,426 was distributed
inopeen session by the Joint board Of
finance to the, claimants onSthe Con-
ference fund, The amount assessed
for this purpose for the ensuing year
was fixed at $4,000. The commit.
tee on education reported Wofford
College, the Columbia Female Col
lege and the Cokesbury Conference
School in fine condition. The Trus-
tees Of the Columbia Female College
contemplate the enlargement Of the
building in order to accommodate
the increasing patronage. The same
committee offered q resolution look
ing to the acceptance and endorse
ment by the conference at the next
session of tho Williamson Female
College upon the condition that a
perfect title to said property be made
to the South Carolina Conference.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-12-11
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in
feet. o must have It. to fully enjoy life.
Thousands arc searching for 1t daily, and
mourning because they find 1t not. Thou
sands upon thousands of dollars are
spcnt annually by u people in tho hope
that they may attain this boon. And
yet it may DO had by all. We guarantee
t to di Esefip,o slalof tSo II us ss9 ners sGSeGdi ins
will bring you good digestion and Dust
the demon dyspepsia and install instead
enpepsy. We recommend Electric Bit
ters for dyspepsia and all diseases of the
liver, stomach and kidneys. Sold at 60c.
and $1.W per bottle by Norman Drug
Co., drnggisfs.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-12-11
A Scrap Of Paper Saves Her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap of wrap.
ping paper, but it saved her life. She
was in the last stages of consumption,
TOLD by physicians that she was incura.
BILE and could live only a short time; she
weighed less than seventy pounds. On q
piece Of wrapping paper she reed OF Dr..
King New Discovery, ami gotta sample
bottle; ithelped her, she bought a large
and grew better fast, continued its use
and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump,
weighing 40 pounds. For fuller par.
ticulars send stamp to VIII. Colo, Drug.
gist, Fort Smith. Trial bottles Of this
wonderful discovery free at Norman
Drug Co.'s drug store.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-12-11
MIR. SPURGEON,

Rov. Charles IL. Spurgcon is again
suffering intensely from an attack of
acute govt, and he has been too i'll to
leave for Mentone, in the South of
France, where he usually spends the
winter months to find relief from this
malady. These frequent attacks are
telling upon his health, and his most
ardent friends do not expect that he
will be able to bear up much longer
under the enormous strain of his
manifold work in London. He is
tn" foremost preacher in the world,
and his sermons are widely read
among all English-speaking people,
while they arc translated into the
various other nations Of the earth.
Mr.. Morris Phillips, of New York,
was among the attendants at the
Metropolitan Tabernacle just before
MIR. Surgeons last illness, and wrote
a very interesting letter describing
tho building, the congregation and
the preacher, which appeared in a
recent issue of the Home Jor "naI,
and from which we make the follow
ing extract:
"Mr. Spurgeon took his text from
Psalm xiii: 7, and held his hearers
spell-bound for about forty minutes
by his brilliant illustrations, his con-
vincing arguments and his earnest
ness, for above and beyond all he is
terribly in earnest. His prayer ~
beautiful; he touches a responsive
chord in every heart in his fervent
appeals to God for mercy and help.
"Bcfore the sermon there was
singing of Psalms and hymns. MI.
Sturgeon gave out hymn No. DIG,
Going to Worship 1t was congre-
gational singing, without instrument
tai music, n man nca the pulpit
acting rs a sort Of leader. The
singing was too slow for the preacher.
After the second verse he called
aloud to the congregation to sing
faster, himself beating time with his
right hand. Psalm 3D. was next given
out, but when the first verso had
been sung Mr.. Sturgeon stopped the
singing abruptly and said in q tone
which was meant to be commanding :
q must beg that if you sing at all
you sing faster; there's moro heart
in it if you sing quicker. Praise
God as if you meant it; put your
soul III the words; it will DO more
welcome if there's spirit it it,
"Mr. Surgeons deacons, about
twelve in all, are seated on two rows
Of seats behind him, and they occupy
a high platform and prominent place
probably fifteen feet above the
floor Of the church-wherc all can
got a good view of the mans features,
all except tho deacons. ,..
"Tho great preacher is now in his
fifty-sixth year. Like his character
and his language, physically he looks
strong and rugged.
"Mr. Sturgeon belongs to a family
of Gospel ministers. His grandfather
was an English divine; his brother,
Rev. James Archer Spurgeo.., still
living, now occupies, or did occupy
until very recently, q pulpit in Lon
don; and he has two sons who fol-
low his profession-one at Green
witch, near London, and one at Auck-
land, New Zealand"
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