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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

The way one vote was lost TO the
Bland bill is thus related: Congressman
Clover Of Kansas, q farmer, was accus-
toned when at home tc plenty of sleep.
The late hours Of the night session and
the monotony of debate proved too
much for him, and he stretched himself
comfortably on a sofa in the rear Of the
House. and slept as sweetly as a child all
through the stirring contest which ended
with our defeat. Some of the gold bug
NJ. C.'s saw to it that his rest was not
disturbed by his silver friends, and this is
the reason why Mr.. Clover was reported
present but not voting when the roll-call
was read.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30
THERE WILL BE LITTLE LEFT.

The Enterprise and Reno Gazette.
aided by q few impracticables. both Re-
publican and Democratic, have started
in to read everybody out Of the old par
ties who has anything to do with Silver
Leagues. II is really too bad about that.
We had an idea that everybody in Ne
vada could consistently join Silver
Clubs without personal or political det-
riment. Things have come to a pretty
pass if silver men must take the medicine
prepared for them by gold bugs without
so much as manifesting the slightest dis
pleasure 10 gulpiDg down the nauseat-
ing dose. Well. there are q good many
people of both parties who feel that they
have been swallowing il quite long
enough. There are so many Of this kind
Of people. in fact, that if all are read out
by the journals named there will be no
body left in either party. 1t is clearly
one Of those cases where in the tail at
tempts to wag the dog. The Enterprise
and Gazette are in at the tail Of the hunt
and on . very cold trail at that. We do
not expect to find many people in Ne
vada paying any attention TO them. The
venom which the Gazette in particular
in personal attacks on gentle
men identified with the silver movement
shows that that sheet il being hit In 3
very tender spot. II is rather remark
.ble that q gold bug press can be found
Nevada.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

"No Anarchist begs. and / won't
work" Such were the words Of Rava-
chol the Anarchist, who has created such
an uproar in France, especially among
the pleasure loving Parisians. These
words, no doubt, represent the ideas Of
the outlaws whose means of terrorizing
people is the destructive bomb. II they
won't work or will not beg, they must
undoubtedly rob, and therefore should
be hunted down by the minions Of the
law wherever found.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30
SENATOR srEwARr,s OPINION.

Senator Stewart approves the silver
movement in Nevada, and writes as fol-
lows TO the Winnemucca Silver State.
Your favor Of the 18th instant is before
noe, enclosing an article with regard to
the formation Of silver clubs In Ne
vsds and desiring my opinion on the sub
iect.
Why should not the people Of Nevada
follow the example Of New York and
New England The managers OF both
| political parties in that section OF the
United States belong to the gold trust.
Their allegiance to the gold combination
is above all parties. They represent the
b~ondholders and money loaning class,
and use the two political parties TO sd-
vance the interests Of their class. / do
not mean 10 be understood that the mass
Of the people Of those sections are the
enemies Of the producing classes in the
other sections Of the country, but that
the people have no voice.
What will become Of the producing
classes IL they do not unite in the defense
Of their rights? The gold combination
is organized to absorb the wealth OF the
people. Why should not the producers
OF the wealth take care of themselves
II they do not, who willf What right
has an enemy Of the people Of Nevada
either to demand or expect the people Of
our State to vote for him for any office
high or low Cowardice will win moth
ing. A bold front and a display OF cour
age may accomplish much. Great vic
tories are won by fighting. The soldier
who stops fighting to count the cost or
consider the consequences is whipped. l
like the adage: "Be SURF you are right,
and go ahead"
l do not think il becoming in me to
tender advice to the people. II might
seem like an attempt to dictate. l am
their servant to do their bidding. While
they trust me to represent them, | will
represent their interests to the best of
my ability without fear or favor. II
they unite to make a bold and aggressive
fight for silver, l shall be gratifed. If
they think it is best to divide while our
enemies are united, l shall submit to the
superior wisdom of the people Of my
State. Yours very truly,
WIN. NJ. STEWART.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

The Rocky Mountain News, the leading
Democratic paper Of Colorado, edited by
K .United States Senator Thomas Patter.
son, strongly advocates the silver party.
1t says in the event of Cleveland's and
H%arrison's nomination the State OF Colo
RADIO. Alabama. Georgia. South Carolina,
Nevada. North Carolina. West Virginia,
Tennessee. Kansas. Nebraska. North
and South Dakota, Idaho. Minnesota
and Iowa will give their electoral votes
for the free coinage candidates.
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proper person upon arrival.

When they asked DR.. Edward Everett
Hale the other day the secret Of keeping
young at the age of 20, he said:. First,
never do anything yourself which you
can get another to do for you; second.
never trouble yourself as to who will get
credit for what is done; third, never
work after 3 o'clock in the afternoon;
fourth, sleep ten hours out Of every
twenty.four.u
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

A wise plan has been adopted on many
of the fast transatlantic steamships.
Hitherto all persons who died at sea
were thrown overheard. This has nstu-
rally caused much pain to the relatives Of
the deceased. Now a steel casket is car.
ried on the ship and when a death occurs
the body is put in, the box is hermeti-
sealed and the remains delivered to
The nroner narson unon arrival.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

The cult Of Boston have decreed that
it isn't proper for women to attend opera
in full dress. They might attract some
attention at first by appearing dressed in
mudless gowns. but they could not hope
to rivet gaze by .sub-deoolette dress.
Boston girls are not built that way.
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NEW TO-DAY.
WHITE House DRY GOODG@gOTHNG RNP0RTTE

Grand annual Reduction Sale and startling cts in nr;oo.
and fancy goods, Carpets, Oilcloth, Clothing, Furnishing Good.
Ladies, Misses, Chidrens and Mems shoes and boots W..
heavily overstockcd in every department, and goods mno, =.
cleared in order to make room for Spring importaiops
Convince yourselves by calling at the White House.
M. KARskY, Proprietor.
oW""' "u"' ~ SONY" "e"'eu" tebi3u
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

Inquiries regarding the pedigree Of
Ravachol, the Paris bomb-thrower. have
revealed the fact that mis- grandfather,
great grandfsther and great-grest.grsn-
father we're all hanged.
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Sherif's Sale.
In h District Court of the state
ofNevada. Eureka County.

FINDER AND by VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
l. ton issued out of the District Court Of
the State OF Nevada. on the 10th day OF April,
1893, and to me directed and delivered on q
Judgment rendered In said court on the 18th
day OF March, 1891, in favor OF John Pardy.
plaintiff, and against the White Pin
County Bank, defendant, for the sum
Of sl,64s. lawful money OF The United
States, with interest on 81 500 at the
rate OF 7 per cent per snnum from March IA.
1891. till paid. together with 81 o5 coats Of
suit. and sll accruinR costs. | have on this
10th day OF April, 1892. levied upon and taken
into my possession "a 1901 shares Of the capital
stock OF the Eureka Tunnel Consolidated Min.
ing Co., the property Of the defendant.
Public notice Is hereby given that on
Friday, the 9Th Day OF May, Is92.
At ~ O'Clock NJ. Of that day. In front Of the
courthouse, in the town and county OF Eureka.
State Of Nevada, | will sell at public auc-
ton all OF the right. title and interest OF said
defendant, the White Pine Co. Bank OF, In and to
the shove described property. or so much
thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy said plain
tifs Judgment, with interest thereon and
costs and accruing costs to the highest and best
bidder for cash in lawful money Of the United
States.
L. A. DUNKLE, Sheriff.
BIZ THos. DALE, Deputy sheriff
henry RIvKs, Atty. for Plaintiff.
Eureks, Nevada, April 30. 1892. spSo-lt
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

Grover Cleveland has just woke up to
the fact that silver men have secured con.
troll Of the party in North Carolina and
dished his chances there.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

William Astor, father Of Mrs. Cole
man Drsyton, died in Paris Monday
night. He was greatly worried over the
scandal in which his daughter was in.
voivad
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

Anarchists are alarming the good
people of Paris BY exploding dynamite.
Many residents Of the city and foreign
visitors are preparing to leave.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

The Gillian government is urged by
Valparaiso newspapers not to send a
Minister to the United States until a
change Of administration.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

Kansas instructs for Cleveland. But
the Alliance will cast the vote Of Kansas
in the electoral college.
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sr.yoHN's CHAPrEB, no. 8.

THR sTATKD ooRvooATToNs OF ST.
Johns Chapter, No. ., r. A. n. Will be
held q Masonic Hall on the Saturday ne,s
succeeding the pale Of the moon 10 sseh
month. J. II. HoE6H h'F.
AID. Roox. Secretary.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

VI Valley, State Of Nevada, is offered for sale,
including q small bunch of good cattle, and
some good horses. and all the farming inple-
ments now on the ranch, consisting OF q wagon,
hay press, moving machine, harness, hay rake,
and everything complete for 3 stock ranch.
There is on the ranch g good brick house. cor
raj and stable, and q good picket fence all
around the ranch and plenty OF good water.
This is one of the most complete stock
ranches in the State Of Nevada.
am DESTROYS Of selling out ALL have, for the
reason that my health 10 not good, and 1 am
copeiled TO leave the State.
l will be glad to receive any one who
wants toinspect my ranch and stock. or II
they want TO communicate to fnd out more
particularly in regard to the terms upon which
I will sell, they can communicate With me in
Newark Valley, White Pin County. o. to my
agent BEJAMIN SAspEas. 81 Eureka, Nevada.
GIULIO MiNoLETTI.
Newark Valley, New. April Is, 1892. A30-tf
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30
Heavy Bail,

The Gazette says the bail OF John
Gilmore, who murdered Jack Savage
at Reno, has been fixed at 10000.
Gilmore still languishes in jail for
want OF sureties.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30
National Democratic Convention
AT CHICAGO

Also to nominate Q Presidential Electoral
ticket. Member of Congress. Justice Of the su-
preme Court. electing . State Central Com
mittee. and for the Transaction of such other
The apportiopment OF delegates from the
several counties 10 as follows:
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p r M ARIES
WILL BE HELD
Saturday, May IA, 1892.

The County Committees will please take
proper steps for the holding Of the Primaries In
their several counties.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30
NOTICE.

7 EXPECT TIC LEAVE EUREKA SOON. TO
L be absent for q while, and wishing to
have all accounts squared. Joseph Rsvell is
authorized to collect and receipt for the same.
c. HAMIL TON. Dentist.
Eureka. New, April 2s. 1892.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30
BORN.
MAR FRIED.

In Eureka. New. April %. 1892. to the wife Of
Peter Breen, a daughter.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1892-04-30

JOHN H.. DENNIS Chairman.
CA ZONES. Secretary pro TEN, .spl8-td
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(Gortietuns fpIet).
Staat 0bip, Stabt 1oIebp,f
Qurna C,ounth SS

8ranf S. @benep bsihwHrt. oab er
Der dltere Pariner ber Sirma 8 s. @benep
& s 0. lit, ipel4e @eibaite in Der Stabt So
lebp, in pbenqenanntsm County nno Staate,
tbut. uno hob bslasts 6irma bic Summe bon
etnbunbert Dollars fir iebsn SAL
hon &afurrb besabIen tpirb, Der Surda ben Be.
braud bon Sail'S 8atarrb Sur nidJt
9ebeilt tperben fam.
Sranf S. Gbenep.
Belhporn Dor mir unb unterldrieben in
meiner 8egenmart om 6. September .. 9. SO.
~ u B. @Iealcn,
SEAL Seffentli9er glotar
9al's Ratarrb sfur ipirS innsrIitb genom.
men, unb mirb bireft auf bas Slut nnc Die
idleimisen Sberhaten beS Spitems. Sabt
Guh umionit 3eusniile fommen.
S. s. Gbenep Il s D.. 5olebo, ..
ET 8ertauft BON Npotbetern 75 6.
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9eutih : Gugliibe gh,tlc
cans gtntonip, ae1as.

Nnertannt tiidtiee 2ebranitalt fir Snaber
unc Maoden; felt breibis Sabrsn IN rsst.
Wirtlanfeit. 8ortrefflibe 2ehrfralte n1tet
bspabrter 2eituns. Yer engliiden Sprade
pirh, tpie Der bemtiden, polle Hefnung. 5ei
traeen. gubsrbenl ltuterri4t i'm Spanrlben,
Ginisermaben Dorbereitetc Sfpiiler t'noen le'
ber,eit Nuinabme. Wdbsre IuStimft ertpstlen
9err +. 8rops, Yrdiicent bsS Shnl Sor.
itanbes uno 9Bm. 8arbed, Otreftor osr
NnItoit. luE
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sd mar ge3mungen, 81 warten, bis
Wfifter Sfullfott binauS mar," laste
Der fleine Wtann. ulueil i1 nidt senau
mubte, mo lid bic Briefe befanben;
enblif) fano i'd lie III einem Sad in
Miiter Sfullfotts 3immer. 9is milf.
ien mir peripre6em, I'M Sale stluas
barauS entfteben iollte, 3u peri1peisen
oab i6 es mar, Der Sbnen bie Yriefe
sab."
rDarauf f0nnen sic lia feit perlal.
ien,1 ent9e9nete Su9g.
9ieralA entmabm Wtobbs 1einer Taihe
elm Offences blaueS &oupert uno reibte
eS bem Detsftip.
nGs entbalt brei 8riefe an ged, "
iaste er.
Sugs 6ffnete bas 9onpsrt unb fano
barin brei oerldlolene Briefe unter Der
Gbrehe: u9errn YerleD Wed, abr.
0errn 9ilfiab Tborne, Rebtsanlpalt.
Sinner Temple, 9onbon.4 Damn maren
iie bon gteuem nod Brirton aSreiiirt
iporoen, iuorauf bic Soft nit rotber
Iinte ben germerf seidrieben: rger.
5ogen."
r8ollen Sieiie sleid offnsn ?A fraste
Wfobbs. Der aligeni9einlid ncusieris
mar auf mas iie entbielten.
nglein, bier nidt" St oriifte sipei
Golbltiide in Wtobbs 9anb. oeilen ma.
sere Singer bas @elo sieris umldlollen
uno ct quiefte:
rWleinen bersliditen Daut."
9ierauf wiinidte Suss inn sutsu
Gag, i6ritt ben Strano entlan9, rief
etne Drol9te on unb beiabl Dem Gut.
i6er, na9 Chaplain su fabrem.
(Gortietuns fpIst).
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Sect fabrtcitt Mmerifa ben B(tifd,
felbft.

fslbt.
Das Sarifseieb BON 1890 berfolgt
ben 3med, bas 2anb inbuifriell m6gz
li6ft uuabbdngig gu MAIDEN. Ser
amerifaniibe @oniument ioll in bic
Gage fommen, 6as, mas er ben0tbigt,
i'm Snlau6e beaieben alt f0nnen, unb
Der gesablte 8etrag fol in 3nfumft
ni6t, abgeieben BON ben Yrofiten bes
Smporteurs unb bes Detailbdnblers,
fir bic @ereini9tem Staaten berlorem
iein, ionbern amerifanil6en 9rbeiterm
ibren Sebensunterbalt geipdbrem. Sc
mebr ii9 bic Jdlle bdufen, in pel6en
6iefes 3iel errei9t iporben ift, um 10
flarer mirb es, baB bas @eleb ieinen
: 3mef erfiillt bat. @inen iiberaus ims
tereiianten 8epeis fir bic 9i6tigfeit
Der Mc3inlep' i6en Calculation nun
baben bic lebten Sage geliefert. Ser
in 9nbbersfielb, @nglanb, fabricirte
pliii6 bat ii6 ieit lanser 3eit zines
bobeu &enommees erfreut unb piele
Sabre binbur6 aud ben amerifanii1em
Marft beberri6t. 9as 8eieb erb6bte
tint bic &raft bieier acknowledgement
@oneurren3 abauidpd6en, ben 3oa
auf pliif6 erbebli6 unb liebe ba, bic
3iiters, bic @igentbiimer iener sSabrit,
ertannten, bab iie nidt mebr NIT 8ors
the | mad ben Nereinigten 5taaten erz
portiren fonnten. gDas aber tbaten
ie? Sic i6lugen BEN benfbar einfad,=
fen Weg sur germeibung Der 3ollsabz
lung Elm unb bei9loRen, bic fir
9(merifa beitimmten Waaren in Mmeriz
ia felbH ber3utellen. Die 8orberei.
tungen linb 10 gut ipie beenbet unb es
tpirb bereits in allernddfter 3eit in
Samestomn, gieip Yort, eime Jabrit
2ilter'fder pliii6e in 8etrteb geiebt
iperben. Die amerifanil6em adufer
iuerben bic Waare III 3ufunft 10 biflig
erbalten, mie nur ie, unb gleidaeitig
bic 8enugtbuung baben, cine amerifa=
nifde Snbuifrie gu unteritiibeu.
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DaS Weroieait feat!

9Bi mdni4ea unferen Rttbirsern mit,utbetlen, bas
mir Or. ansS neueS S6wtnbiudts Seitmitte bereitS
iett einer Retbe pcn Sabreu pertaufeu, ebenio Or.
Rings Reue 9eber piGen, Bu6len8 Grutea Salbe unb
giectrte 6ttters uub pab wr uiemals Selmttel rerz
lauft baben, bic gut .ssben" Ober bte 70 asemein
teriebist baben pt bteie Bir 35sern teinen Nusens
Slid, bic GOrane fur b,ee Wttsl isbsr 3et su hber>
nebmen unb lnb tets beIet, has peraIssabe Gele 5u,
rid,r,ablen, penn ibrem Gebraue fetnc befrehiser.
ben &euate sefclst ub. Dieie ittsl rernanteu ibrs
arobe Popularitdt tbren eisenen Ye,tieRiteI. gum
Gertauf Ia allen apcheten uub in Der Troeuen Srof
SonhunS cpn abclpb 0reib 1bcmpion & 9U.
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: aus Ct. getersbura fOmmt bie

- 9lus ct. petersburg fommt bic
Na6ri6t, baB bic 6bolera ipieber i'm
3unebmen begriffeu iit. 9ln einem
ein3igen Sage famen $3.50 SobesfdQe
um6 s, ,450 neue @rfranfungen CUR ofIis
sielen 4n3eise, bic ii6 allerbings auf
bas ganae, bereits bon Der Gbolera ins
ficirte @ebiet &uBlanbs oertbeileu.
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@wflenS Mrntea salbe.

Dte tefte Gable Der BeIt fur S4nitte, Austldun.
aen, eef6nnre, Gisbers unh Sauts s@nsi6ae, Eiente,
seipruuseue Sdnbs, Sroitbsulsn nno aue 9auttrant'
betten; turrt Gdmprrtoteen cher tetnt SelablunS.
86Gtse 9ufrieeeubeit saranttrt eeer eas @el6 utre
,urufe.ftattei. 25 Gents ete S6a3tei. bum gertoui
In auen apptbetsn. atelpb Dr.tf, abcmpion 4 Co.,
QBbple5aIe.
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= Sas enslii6e Parliament 1T iebt
na6bem bic gleubilbung bes Weiniites
RUINS uollsogeu lit, bis gum a. gtopen>
Der pertagt worben. Sem formellen
Gertagungsafte mobnten nur 80 Witt
alisoer bel.
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c5u, 9epartememt fir aleioerftpffc

bat eine 0rm6e &euOn pIaB esn bic ri fir bic aerbem
feinfen gDaareH ieBen Se6en in @rfaunen
enn n Dame elegant unb MODERN eibe eim be6a ner
goben Summe mbr biefen 3med gu erreiden
IS 1T unmosli6 aa gresemdbunsm anaufabren gsu
iengdfs unb eine iung Der pe66nen Dparmens g bette
@usfunf
Sn be6ieoenen &lbrfoen p Crepe 20 Gens sm
gDa ei6e Is Gns nb bic pree au 6ents per garb braqg
morbem
500 aa Serren gniber gaa moberuer Su bette Quqz
at bic gu 81 90 blg fen wubeu pb fir perfau r=
banpt nb i'm @ng paren @ebtonen enaetren bic BON SeSm
mben oQten.
9ie gmbe 3 bas paar, ab f0mnm gar nid abrtroFn w
on gSr baben W in alien Gacoms Se6es paa uib garamir
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llrfa6e Z? Seed,am's Yilicn mir
fen slei6 3auber.
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eeSm, WsDbel 9eparteuae1tt

n en po1adnoger Gusberfau at Cine gauge aKe M0b 9epd
uno Wan no aus om Sager ausgeen unb nit fpob0ign pu
marrt por6en, benn mir molen 6nel bamit anIrdumen.
@oibe Ba0nnBo platm Geber sautfable auf $
rbu3rt.
Soi0e gaanuBbo3 aappfabe 81 90 auf $3.50 rebua
ue arte Shbe nit boppe 2bne nm artem &idn ribr $780,
B 1925 anbeSab iob QDaaunBbols uber $3.50, B 81
aoerf6dnfc 81 anwdrts; S6ammet8 SIS aufndrts
Sm Mattn, 6u 5eppen, subenbedu &C. 1T 2ase nn66pnh
Naes biaig, biaig!
9eppi @ehe! strpbmatten 9fete gon yarb bis ID 20
yabs Surans pol6ae Bargains So biQig Sober ufen b
au Hee nO NIT ben pren perieben nn bic 2dnge 1T ansegebe
Sas pubitum peiB baB sminnn tamm unren
beanf bnuBt.
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IL. WOLF SON

Jdun1nng bon SommtrySaae1 1T alen 9epartmentS
nmo %ertamf at fabel9at biaieem Hreien.
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would not hold water-even the coarse
and impregnable water OF Rome.

The water Of Rome is in many respects
| like that of Mexico, Mo. We stopped
| there for lunch not long ago. Mexico,
| Mo-, is one of the thriving and thor
| oughly prosperous towns of that pros
porous and now rapidly growing state.
But the waters of Mexico, Mo-, like the
board bill of man who boarded at our
house once while engaged in upbuilding
his fellow-man, still remains unsettled.
The water Of Mexico tastes some of
Jefferson City, but has a strong flavor of
Galloway county. We went to the wash
| basin at the eating works and turned on
the faucet, but soon had to poke out the
water with a stick. At table / asked for a
| glass of water and the colored man and
| brother went to the same faucet to get my
| glass hlled. A man in Mexico who had
been drinking considerably. and was SAID
| to have his skates on a great deal of the
| time, told me while | steadied him up
against the depot that his only reason for
drinking was that he had to cut away the
sandbars in his system every few days or
| run aground.
Mexico is at the confluence of the Alton
branch with the Wabash railroad. The
| branch, as it is called, is a road which
| runs from Cedar City, opposite Jefferson
| City, or JEFF, as it is called, to Mexico. In
| starting from JEFF We got on four-horse
bus at the hotel, filling it inside and
| climbing TO the deck and covering the en-
| tire outside to depth of four feet.
We rode some distance to the ferry across
| the Missouri, sometimes riding on four
wheels and then gayly tooling along on
| one. l could feel my late hair turning
| gray.
On the way We passed the humble cot of
colored woman who lives on the corner
and who is the mother of two bright little
| twins known as Eyether and Nyether.
| Each passenger had some bright little
| episode to get of at the expense of the
broad and massive mother, but she took
with many a little esprit du corps of her
| own.
When we approached the boat we saw at
| once it was not the city of New York.
| Even novice could detect the little points
| of difference. can truly say never saw
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at. 1t is the place to begin. not to leave
off. Going no further than that is equiva-
lent to saying to a lost world: "Here is a
comfortable church occupying an eligible
site, ushers at the door, everybody well
come, now come in and be saved, or stay
out and be damned"
have put it in that harsh, bald way in
order that it may stick in the minds of
readers. 1t is truth. That all this adver-
Using and hospitality increases the &C.
countability of the unconverted and nom
church-going is doubtless true, but the
salient point I wish to make is that this
does not cover the entire ground of ac-
countability. We must go clear to the
man, live he in Timbuctoo or in the same
block with the church which you attend.
The idea is to bring the principle of
CHARACTERIZATION all the way to the man, to
his town, to his street, to his house, to his
family, to himself, to his heart. Bring
the man to church if it is possible, saw,
but bring the church to the man anyhow.
Times are changing. 1t is coming to be
recognized with clearness that is bewii-
dering and with an incisiveness that is