The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-01-20

The Uni " Fsal Brotherhood OF Nan.
Mrs. Ann Besant.
Theos al,iiy in action is the universal
brotherhood of man. This teaching is
the inevitable outcome of the doctrines
of the One Universal Spirit common to
all humanity. reincarnation and Kar-
ma. Every distinction of race and sex,
of class and creed. fades away before
the essential unity of the indwelling
spirit before the countless incarnations
unner all forms of outward Carmen
ture. making the experience of prince
and beggar part of the training of all
in turn. Here is to be found the
motive spring of actlon-love for all
mankind. In each child of man the
true FheosophisJ recognizes a brother
to be loved and served. and in the
Theosophical society, Theosophists,
under the direction of the masters,
have formed a nucleus for such broth
erhood of humanity, and have made
its recognition the only obligation
binding on all who enter. Amid class
hatreds and warning sects it raises
this sublime banner of human love,
continual reminder that essentially all
humanity is one, and that the goal to
which we travel is the same for all.
Without this recognition of brother
hood all science is useless and all re-
ligion is hypocrisy Deeper than all
diversity, mightier than all animosity,
is that holy spirit of love. The self of
each is the higher self of all, and that
bond is one which nothing in all
worlds can avail to break. That
which raises one. raises all; that which
degrades one degrades all. The sin
and crime of our race are our
sin and crime. and only as we save
our brethren can we save ourselves.
One in our inception, one in our goal.
we must needs be one in our goal. we
must needs be one in our progress; the
course of seperateness" that is on us
is ours to remove, and theosophy alike
as religion and philosophy will be a
failure save as it is the embodiment
of the life of love.
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Goodland. between Ennis & Walkers livery
barn and the harness shop, Il blind bride
for light harness. Please notify R. A.
Painter of Topland, Kas., or leave at this
office.
There will be special meeting of the
county alliance for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year, at the court
house in Goodand, on Saturday January 81,
at O'Clock p. IN.
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Brown Leghorn BOOSTERS; one dollar apiece.
H. NJ. Sherrod, Charlotte, Kan. pd. w.
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Aispecial sale on trimmed hats and toganes
this week and next at Mrs. Massengills.
Everything in the hardware line at
George Hess hardware store.
/ George Hess keeps the farmers hard
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First publication January 49,
In justice court before G. L. Calvert.
justice of the peace of Itasca township, Ia
and for Sherman county, Kansas, g. w:
Teagarden, plaintiff, VS.. Fred w. Flower
dew, 1efendent. To Fred w. Flowerdew:
You are hereby notified that you have
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Justice of the peace of ItaSca township, IN
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