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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

-General Fremont is living on Staten
Island in great retirement. But he Is
apparently good for many years yet.
His form is erect, and his eyes have the
same flash as when he crossed the Rock
les and wrote those enchanting reports
which, strictly true as they are, have
all Ia freshness and vigor OF a
ANOTHER VOICE.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

IhiE removal of myself ami family to Cincin-
nati VIII not IN The least interfere W ith the
business of my clothing store IN Lexington IL
VIII he In charge of MIR. Butler Williamson and
my sous who have 80 long been my assistants,
ana ! expect 10 be able. by always being on the
ground to purchase bargain, TO sell bargains
also to nv customers, MORRIS CRAZY
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

A most remarkable ease in the lestor-
alton of eyesight has just occurred Mt
Macedon, o. An elderly lady named
Taught has been practically blind for a
great many years, with no hopes of ever
recovering her sight. Not long ago she
took i'll and has beer confined to her
bed eve since, but since her prostra-
ton she has gradually beer recovering
the use of her optics, until she can see
almost as well as in her youth. The
case is a most remarkable one, when the
fact that she is pretty well up In the
is taken into consideration
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21
ScaIy Skin

Psoriasis . years. covering tace,
head, and entire body with white
scabs. skin red. itchy ana btecd-
Ing. Hair all gone. spent hun
dreds of dollars. Pronounced in
durable. Cured by CUticurH Re-
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21
IT STOPS THE PAIN.

Back ache, kidney pains, weak -
ness, rheumatism. and muscular
pains relieved In one minute by -
the Cuticura Anti Pain Plaster.
The first and only instantaneous
pain-killing plaster ~
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FOR RENT.
NOTICE.

ST IKE room and dwelling rooms. n
- newly painted and nicely papered. ~
Dutch Row. E1
IuneItf A. GEYER E1
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DESfKABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALE ON COLLEGE STREET.

HAVING determined TO remove to -
Ill Cincinnati, | now offer for sale nv IN.
residence on College street. containing III
SIX good rooms, bath room, etc. There I'LL
IRE also on tht place a good stable aud all neces-
sAry out buildings, and everything ia In com.
piete repair A bargain may be- had and pay
iDents made to suit the purchaser.
MORRIS GRATZ
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RESIGNATION NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given 10 all persons, cr"di-
~ tors and others, interested in the estate oil
Edward barie's, minor, that the undersigned,
curator "i said minor. will apply at the August
term, 1890, of the probate court of Lafayette
county, Mo-. To he begun and held ut the pro-
bate court room, IN Lexington, Mo, ON the
second MONDAY in August, 1890, TO resign his
curhtnrship of said estate.
H.. H.. ELI ING.
iunr.5 Curator.
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N0H9MAzBEING

should run the risk for n single day Of neglecting
this important organ, but should promptly get 2 box
Of DIR. q. McLano's Celebrated Liver Pills
made by FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Psp and
promptly and permanently. Around each boz Is Q
wrapper giving full descrip tion Of tho symptoms OF
q diseased Liver. They can be had Of druggists-
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21
Sudden Gush OF sympathy.

mamma" said the petted young heir
ess, lis it true that Auntie Simpsons
fever left her quite deaf and nearly
blind?"
THAT is what your Cousin Simpson
writes, dear"
Let her come and live with us,
mamma" pleaded the daughter, with
ayes almost fearful in her tender
tender sympathy. II want her for a
,haperon. Chicago Tribune.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21
FLEMING Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
IVORY L E T2HhkTFHHa

PeRFUMEs THE BREATH. ASK For IT.
Vaughn n MeClelland are headquarters for
China Ware and Fruit Jars. Go and see
them. l'3t
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

An AtchisOn woman, who had two
girls who will graduate in different
schools this year, will make the same
iress do for both. II is on its way now
,or it's second appearance. As a rule it
s pretty safe to marry the daughters Of
,uch a mother. Kansas City Star.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-06-21

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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-03-20
AT HikCTok.

Pensioners All those who expect 70 re-
csire pensions All r. Interested ia finding
ihat these II C1ns5rsss b--f posted 10 not
eIpect farther seE.r. legislation during
IT, -.It two wears than tie ADOPTION O..
dependent pension az With tie limited
seFvlce features says tie corre-roud-n Mt of
the Boston Ir.velsr. Il viii place sold ers
Z iLe roll al IL month when they reach
the sgs q g vA-ttsf disabled OF not aud
pension al the sane rate a.. who served -
lays or nore. WHO were Lolora " dis
charged and AZ Low from any c4us= what
.i.t iisat-si lae sf!=arAse- a.; All not
b. repealed. Il. objection 10 thee. A. r.
s.sslc- person hi j. tLat 1t consists u
u = ,lAu cal be .par, ! lie proposed
tsssu III; I'll si.l ru4 n over the animal
expenditure f1r p-uslous >l4o. 10 .0O0,
= i per Gel; .hore what they have ever
been IL IN. pau
IL. H1Es Committee n e.ecti "a hss
app5llteI subcommittee Of i've to 20 to
Af.,I-as AID investigate tl- killing Of
Colone. John NJ c syton, a brother Of *
Senator Powell Clayton AID Of Judge
Clayton # Delaware county. Colonel
CLAYTON lad the temeritv - run a. the re-
publican cauiii-te for Congress against
Representative Clifton Brscksrri fge. Mr..
Brecs enrii.e got tt c-rt!1cate 4 election,
lit MrC,.Ft u claimed Tia, h. .l-ct.d
+; VII. tx M, testimony 10 .batg that
n4LAii-e t.f-s-i-i At tie roll. tbat
Cline. Ctayt-,. - -hst 1axn Nv 14,no.
sr.,ic regulator. Iii. pr1batl. that tie
lection. eon.tuftts. viii some TIM Ills
Session. r. >,,.ru-i. 4 hat tie "a, nov led
t.M-. krur.i.- 9e declared vacant
n A-e committee "a sAlk- an bank :
~ La' AH1 lt'7F r. us, .. H. 81.
a3'---''4.le ne le7a- 80 IL iEac-
- - -. "a. -.
- -. ~. ~ q. -.
49, ~ - -, " =
NJ. ~ s4.-,,'..as r.. $3.50
- -, - - 5oos ~ 80
s-lt.ne w.,l iuurt. e,yor. Secretary Fair.
chilli IL J. d ,tr5r, argument Against it in
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-03-20
IN. c. 4 4. G. KENDALL.
|R. PA9PEN
DRUGGIST

l am now fairly established in
my new quarters and have time to
take breath and express my graft
fude to kind friends who rendered
me such valuable service in saving
ny stock and fixtures from total
humiliation by fire. 80 Madison
st. will be my business home for
(he next six or eight months, and
hall soon be as well prepared to
Prve your wants and as pleased to
% so as l ever was at the old
I tand.
II II Remember Physicians Pre-
criptions alacays my speciality.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-03-20
POETRY.
Arachne.

Down in the garden ! have seen,
The fairy palace q a qlsen
The grapes in purple clusters. all
Hang ro.nd it like barrier sail.
To shield it from the wind and rams,
And hide it from the robber trains.
Brave courtiers has she therc about,
Who through the gates 20 in and OFT
And have seen one working on
His small domestic polygon.
And watched him weave the ,iiken liae.
Into an intricate design,
With here a dot and there dot,
To mark each doubly twisted knot;
And have seen at break Of day
The gems this queen has slowed away
The palace floor is thick and white
With Jewel dew drops round and briglit.
! like her Tor her patient way.
And all her palace merits praise;
But then to think she lives on flies
A spider-spiders despise.
WIDE AwAsE.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-03-20

: o,ic which Is guaranteed 10 hring YOU sat
!sf4tie5y results nt 10 -lsc ~ failure return Of
purs.a>s rt5re. Oc thi> ,afe pan YOU can buy
from ru- advertised Druggist bottle Of pr.
Kings Nsw Discovery for Consumption. II =
suararfrcG t1 bring relief IN every case. when
t,ed FOR any affection Of Throat, Lungs or Chest
sarh Is Consumption, Inflammation. etc. II il
p.ca>ln, ana agreeable 70 taste. perfectly safe,
and AN ALWAYS be Depended upan.
Trial bottle free a, Roland I. P4ttens Drug
Store.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-03-20

The spectacle of several thousand of
Rome's fashionable folks standing in the
drilling rain one whole afternoon to see
Buffalo Bits cowboys break few wild
ponies from the Roman marshes, is a
pleasing illustration of the trivialities
with which society likes to be amused
The same number of people would have
declined to undergo sn equal amount of
discomfort to hear political debate upon
which the future of Italy depended.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-03-20
Kendall Brothers
Have Some
Great Bargains.

A lot of fine 10 PIECE COM.
MODE SETS at $2.67 in Pink,
Blue and Brown.
DECORATED DINNER SETS,
from 5000 upwards.
About 100 HAND LAMPS at
Tic. LIBRARY LAMPS at $1.65.
A large lot of WHITE DINNER
PLATES, same as have been SELL
ing for the last year at &c will close
at sc.
RAIN DROP TEAPOTS, same
as sold for soc now 25c.
Il Remember our prices will be at
fthe bottom, and goods all Standard.
No Auction, but chance to buy at
Auction prices, our Stock must be
Produced.
Shall show this Spring, the best
line of CARPETlNGS, ROOM
PAPERS, CURTAINS, DRAP-
ERlES in LACE and HEAVY,
ever shown in this County.
Come and look these bargains
over, no trouble to show goods.
Cor, Madison & Water is.
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EUpepS1'.

This is what YOU ought TO have, in fact YOU
must have it. to fully enjoy life. Thousands
are searching for it daily, and mourning because
they lind it not. Thousands upon thousands Of
dollars are speAt annually by our people in the
hope tina, they may attain this boon. And yet
ii may be had by all. We guarantee that Flee
trio Bitters, If used according to directions and
the use persisted in, will bring Good Digestion
and Dust the demon Dyspepsia and install in
stead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bit
for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver Stomach
and Kidneys Sold at soc. and 81. 90 per bot
let BY Roland 7. Patten, Druggist.
When you find m,n is working hard and say
ing nothing it is good sign that he is succeeding.
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"arn1nG'

II the party Who borrowed the Une horse sled
At J. B. Nutting's stable on the night Of Feb.
18th returus the eamo 1t once. no measures
viii b iaken Of lsu for IL recovery. Let this
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-03-20

The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chiblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. Il is guaranteed to give perfect salts
action, or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale hv Roland 7. Pat,en.
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GEORGE Pllll!Gk & Son.

We wish to call particular attention to our large assortment
spectacles glasses that correctly fit at prices
that beaten Our stock large as at
the present m and give good fit from twenty
five upwards our dollar spect the best ever
sold for the price, the lenses being perfectly white and
accurately ground
Spectaces and glasses in gold frames at the lowest
prices represented Now is the time when
pair specaces will protect your from the sun
and wind We have them at all prices.
Our stock Watches clocks, jewelry silver ware &c, s
complete. carry good line of gold Gold plated and sill
yer beads Call and examine them All kinds of work
promptly done the best possible manner We take special
pains repair regulate watches left with in short
possible Call and goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere and will give prices that will
please you.
Geo. Philbrick & Son,
NEW BRICK BLOCK, 81 WATER STREET
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-03-20

ais Mr. Brown at home = Seryant-"1es
sir YOU will find him at his club,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-03-20
NUMBER 2.

vVuvD O6uu Gs
l am to vacate the Culch
Room on the Oath instead
of the 3lst of March, and
all goods unsold and my
ledger are to follow me.
| do not know where |
may locate for a month or
so to close out, but if |
cannot find a better place,
l shall try and improvise a
closing out room in Mrs.
Arnold's summer kitchen,
provided l can bargain for
the rent.
100 lbs Domestic Wooden Yarns
to be sailed down for the spring
and summer months before leaving
here.
II you want Print or Cambria
Wrappers, Bed Puffs, Cheap
Blankets, and Cheap WO0lens,
now's your time.
Ifyou want your choice in Miss.
es Cloaks, 8 in number, Wraps and
Sleeveless Jackets at half prices,
nOw's your time.
There are a gOodly number Of
people who are entitled to my SIN
ere thanks please accept them) for
the patronage bestowed on the
Culch Room for the past six weeks.
Remember, all good Woolens
sold. but have an assortment left
Of Medium and poorer goods.
N. B.-If / am lucky enough to
trade with "Marm" for her summer
kitchen to run my Culch Stock out,
and yoh wish to interview ne or my
Ledger, you can do 70 by calling ct
Ne zth dwelling on the left, lead.
Ing West hoo thp bethany Church,
Pleasant 0tyuet.
~ s. d. ARNOLD
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AldrOsc0ggil and K0Nl8bBC
II. r.. Bonds !

Holders of Androscoggin 4 kennsbec
8 per cent bonds maturing between August
1890 and September 1891, are offered an
opportunity until the first day of April
next to exchange their present holdings
for the new A per cent Maine Central Con-
solidated Mortgage bonds on advantage
GUS terms.
For full particulars apply to,
90 Exchange Street,
Portland, Ne.
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IS GUARANTEED TO
ABSOLUTELY CUR. DISEASE.

Why suffer with that terrible Headache?
Why lie and groan with the tortures OF
Rheumatism? Why go around suffering
with Dyspepsia a picture of unutterable
woe? Why keep your face dstigured with
Bols and Pimpes? Do you think it adds
to your beduty2 Why do you continue to
suffer with your Kidneys and Liver? Why2
Why? Can You answer? Take our advice
this once. Go TO-DAY and get bottle of
DANA's SARsAPARILIA. Remember it is
guaranteed. If you don't get any benefit,
fair trial, it will cure you. If you won't
give it trial, why suffer. If you can
stand it we can.
At all dealers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

gohn Van Neurer. So alp.ac sFcnae. ~
4 nlinas. evGer 81 l2 baKtcf slrctI ena
Mrs n i ElstIl So - Eleventh eteHpr tH
lAis clfy the sail ardcrs aei belAf nprfe. hS
luf UVurrs ei ftf pFupcru WHINE tuf Nrie
a3,a0lls. tlsls s.,..le e4.lss4 a-ls ae4>~.,s -
b. snsted suo herewith presrni iht a,eoaa.s
Co.. ihr exPeases. sna resl'cci lulls fcQursi iAai
tae sogelnis fs p4la. ssa ths msgsaai o. ia-
s.raeted So eeiirgi ths same - ihf eraiusnce
pfoyacs
tesptc lfalis prcsebtca
By aTdor 81 thf BaArc ai hezitA.
4. N Aa4kIEs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

Fsth tie method aud results uhen
eYrap of - $ taken; i- s pleasant
ald Refreshing O. tie taste, al acts
gently yes promptly ca tie Kidneys,
Iigef and Bowels. cieauses the srs-
tem eEsetuaEY. dspes colds, head
aches al lsFers ani cures hah.taal
cansG patiGn. syrup IL Eigs i the
oaly remedy q is kind ever pro-
daced. pleasing q the tasts and sc-
espl4h.s % ths stomach, prompt ia
i.s actin AMI truly beneficial Ia is
sfseis, prepared only nom the most
healthy aad agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend IL
e al and haze made il Tic most
popalar remedy known.
syrup of Figs il for sale Ia 50e
sDd b bottles ~ al leaIng drug
Fistz ANY reliable druggist WhO
nay not have 10 Oa hand al pro
cure iL promptly for any ono Who
wahes % ~ IL. ID nol accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FTG SKPUP co.
8fg F2fac44Cc cfL
t0LggElE. ~. EEa fgfL ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30
Reports Of City omcers.
osricE oy CONTROLLER.

osFICE oF CONPTE0LLER.
To the Honorable Mayor ard Common Council
of the City OF Grand Rapids:
Gcntiemen-Havine exam ned the following
bills. report the same correct. and recommend
that The same De allowed OFT Of the several
funds AS herein stated
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

To ne E8n9ranls rhe Asyps aue Common
Council 81 lhs Osfy 81 orsns hagl4s
0e1rlsluea Thrre belag saale.eal mones in
fhs respective tgnas j ~egta rvspeelilily ga
that tht slers sn4 conpIrol.er oras . var
ralf iE ~ fafer.su tAe 90 aegoslisgy 80 IA
tosa aBloaut ~ TIE ieisoSiue orarrs
slss. Cas-. street opeuinf Ai sa
: -. tsss street epcuiAE -e N
xxe. waterloo street sever -.-.--. a. a
49, hsIorls- sIreeI srsoE ...-..-..-.... is o.
l-7 Nortt PTosprcI street grace - iaA oo
6E @ailous street Ersds - 81 81
lss5 NersA L4As avenue .... ~ q
Iot4l ...............--.......- 40 >
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-30

Gao. X. PLREr,
City Treasurer.
AID Stein moved 10 grant the request.
Carried.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Baldwin. Creque. En-
mer, Launiere. Miller. o'Donnell. Saun lers.
Stein. Stokes. Sproul. Stebbias, Stryker.
lerex-lf.
Nays-None.
CRY TREAsURTR's OFFICE.
GRAND RAFIDs. Mich. April y. 1890. (
To the Honorable the Mayor and Common
Council o: the Citv OF Grand Rapids:
Gentiemen-The interest on the Grand Rap
ids water loan. NTH series. is due payable
IN New York May l. and / would respectfully
ask that the clerksn comptroller draw a war
rant on the city depository In nv favor for the
sum OF two thousand aud seven dollars ls2O0-J
30 pay the same.
Respectfully submitted.
GEo. K. PERET.
City Treasurer.
Ala. 0'Donnell moved that the request be
granted.
Carried.
Yeas-Ald Anderson. BALDWIN. Emmer.
Launiere. Mluer. o'DoRneH. Rodgers. Saun-
ders. stein. stokes. Sproul. stryksr. Turner.
YereH-B.
Nsys-No one.
CRY IRFASUhrK's OFrfCE.l
Gravp RtrIDs. Mich. April p lsn.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-23
THE CENSUS REPORT.
1t Looks Now Like the Error Will
Be Corrected

G. ii. Bailey, city recorder, re
ceived communication from Sena
tor Bate this morning in regard to
the recent census report for CIarkS
vile. Senator Bate says the paper
sent him in regard to the matter con
vince him thoroughly hta paIpabl,
error has been made. He says fur
ther that he wet TO the census
bureau Saturday morning to see The
superintendent of the census, but
could not do so as Supt. Porter was
sick. lie left the papers sent from
here in the hands Of the department
He received subsequently, letter
from A. f. ChiIds acting supcrinten.
dent census, which he forwarded
here. Following is an extract from
that letter:
81 have the honor to inform you
that the eight wards of ClarksvillC
were contained in enumeration dis
tricts l42 and l43, and their popula-
ton has been counted and given out
as the city OF GAINESVILLE. In district
l14 quite Il Cumber of the schedules
are marked South GAINESVILLE. If all
the annexed district is contained in
what is called on the schedules South
Clarksville, its population can readily
be separated and added TO the pOpula-
ton already given out as the city of
GAINESVILLE. There are, however, no
maps in the possession Of the census
office by means of which the territory
annexed to the city Jan. Goth last
can be identified, from the boundaries
given in the ordinance Of anneXa-
ton"
From the above letter of the acting
superintendent of the census, it will
be seen that perhaps a map showing
the whole corporation will be neces
sary. The recorder and city attor-
ney have the promise of Mr.. Stack er
that he will have one ready to send
off this evening, with the certificate
of o. M. Blackman, showing that
there are $500 inhabitants in the an
neXed part of the city, as will be
shown 10y the map.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-23
The warrant Law.

Now while there is so much house
breaking and thieving going on, it
would be well to enforce the vagrant
law TO the letter. There is no occa-
sion for toleraiing loafers and tramps
a single day. So great is the demand
for labor ON the various enterprises,
that any man willing to work for a
living can find good employment.
II has been accustom here 10 place a
very liberal construction on the
vagrint law, which applies to any
man with visible means of support.
Men heretofore arrested on the
charge of vagrancy have been dis
charged on the exhibition of few
dollars, as evidence Of visible means
OF support. This is not the spirit and
intent of the law. Any thief or no.
torious gambler may have five, ten
or one hundred dollars ard yet have
no visible means of support. The
law contemplates that Il man shall
have some active visible employ
mcnt for a support and that is the
proper construction to place upon
the law to get rid of sus-
picious characters, and that
is the construction we need for a strict
enforcement of the lawJust now.
Some years ago patent medicine
vendor put in his appearance, having
auction sales OH the Square every
evening, which served as a show for
visible means Of support, yet a house
was robb d every night and no clue
to the thief Suspicion rested 50 strong
on the medicine man, that several
reckless fellows invited him to take a
walk one evening and getting him
off some distance, made kno n to
him their suspicion and gave him
time to pray, and then a chance to
run, and there was no more house
breaking reported for long spell.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-23

Tho Altar Crowded with Penitents on
Last Night.

The revival services at the Metho-
dist church are still Increasing III in
terest. Rev. Lee Harris preached TO
large congregation last night from
the following scripture: ''Ye SER
wants, we generation of vipers, how
can We escape the domination Of
hell ?"-Matt. xiii SO.
The subject of the discourse is
found in the latter clause Of the
verse: allow can We escape the
damnati0n Of heIl?" The preacher
said he believed there was Veritahle
hell, and that those who went there
would be tormented forever. He did
not believe in whitewashing the sub
ject, for he believed just what the
bible said about the place. People
who try to whitewash the place over
were on the road down there and
simply wanted it to appear as nice as
possible.
Granting that there is vcritable
hell, said he, the question is, how
can we escape it. He took the mega
tive side of the question and showed
how people could not escape its
ANIMATION. He did not believe that
simply joining church would save
a man. He must have something
else or he would perish. Neither did
he think baptism would save him by
itself. Something else would have
to be done. II you go under the wa
ter twenty feet and come up four
times it will not save you. He did
not want the congregation to
misunderstood him on the subject.
fIe was not preaching against hap
tism, for he believed in it, but he did
not believe that a man could be
saved by baptism alone. He then
told his congregation how man
cou'd escape. The only way was
through Christ. A man must have
the love of God soaked into his very
soul before he can expect to reap the
reward OF the righteous.
After an earnest appeal to The sin
ners in the congregation to quit their
5inS, he called on them TO come to
the mourners bench. There were
twenty-siX penitents who answered
the call by knecling around the altar
and asking the prayers of the chris
titn people. Before the service
closed some six or eight joined the
church. Services will continue day
and night indefinitely.