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WII.LlaMspnRT ARLAzE.

The Opera House and Frame Building in Flames.
Tuesday morning at about 3:l5
o'clock Williamsport was visited by
the tire-fend and two buildings were
almost totally destroyed. One Of these
was the William NJ. Hyslop opera house
owned by James A. Hunter, and the
other building was a frame house
adjoining.
The fire was discovered BY a
daughter Of Martin Harsh, who lived
two doors from the opera house and
is supposed to be Of incendiary origin.
A number Of persons who were first
to arrive on the scene say they plain
" detected the smell of burning coal
oil and think the building was saturat-
ed with oil before il was fired. A
number Of burned matches were also
found scattered about the premi.
ses.
| The opera house is located on Ar
tisan street. Its dimensions were &c
by 81 feet and the building was d
frame. Mr.. Hunter had recently purt
chased the building from Isaac Grubel
and the trustees Of Asbury colored
church, the edifice formerly being us
ed as a place Of worship. The
purchaser at considerable expendi
tnre remodled the building, built a
stage, purchased four rolls Of scenery,
$50 iron folding chairs and quaint.
ty of other paraphernalia used for
other purposes. Seven shows have
been booked for the coming season.
Arrangements will be made al
once TO accommodate the troupes
billed to show at Williamsport.
The opera house was covered part
" with tin and partly with shingle
roof.
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Al aAY PARTY.

On Wednesday, last party con
sisting Of Misses Sarah Lester. Helen
Johnson, Mary Welsh, Lizzie Looley,
Celia Landau, Mamie Thrush, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thrush, .Messrs. w. J. Lambert,
W. w. Westphal, aud Louis Wolfes,
Of Annapolis, Md, spent the day at
Sulphur Grove, Bedington. Quite an
enjoyable time was spent, and all we're
10th to depart from this pleasan, re-
sort.
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SNAP SHOTS.

Business is looming up.
Band concert in the square tonight.
The hotels are all doing good bust
ness.
The Magistrates Courts are kept
quite busy.
Even the merchants are going into
the bicycle business.
City Councilman Kline has lost his
Satch the 10th time only.
"A fine fountain in the Public Square
would improve appearances wonderful
ly.
There are some loud-smelling hog
pens in portions Of the city that should
DO removed.
The Street Railway is now in active
operation, and is doing good bust
ness.
Numbers Of our people are already
laying in their supply Of coal for the
winter.
About seventy Of our people joined
theySarah Zane Fire Company picnic
AZ Pen Mar yesterday.
Notices tackled On our street corners
fotbids loafng right beneath them
loafers can be found at all times
The dogs are being muzzled rapidly.
An excellent move on the part Of the
Mayor in having this precaution adopt
cd.
The city policemen have an unusual
snap but little business to attend to.
This, however, speaks well for the com
munity
Mr.. G. Pc. Rinkerywill occupy the
house on East Stephen street, now
used b. Mr.. Jas. Powell, who viii re-
move to Brunswick.
One of the best records ever made
IN this county BY Prosecuting At
torney will be made by the present one,
Mr.. y. s. G.. Pitzer. Already be has
clearly demonstrated that be will fill
the position ably, and without fear or
favor. Success to- him
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A SIG SURPRISE.

In store for all who try Bacon's
Celery King for the Nerves The gen
eral verdict of all who haye used this
great vegetable preparation is that il
is the grandest remedy ever discovered
for the cure Of dyspepsia, liver com
plant, general debility, etc. Bacon's
Celery King for the Nerves stimulates
the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores the system to vigor-
GUS health and energies. Sample free.
Large packages 50c. Sold only by Al.
NJ. GILBERT & Bro. II North Queen
street.
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AN IMPORTANT ITEM.

Do not waste your money on vile,
watery mixtures compounded by mex
perienced persons when A. N. Gilbert
sole agents, will give you bottle Of
Otto's Cure free Of charge. II you
have coughs, colds, asthma, consump-
ton, or any disease Of the throat and
Lungs, a few doses Of this great guar
anteed remedy will surprise you. Hold
a bottle of Otto Cure to the light and
observe its beautiful golden color and
thick, heavy syrup. Samples free;
large bottles SOC. Al. NJ. GILBERT q
Bro, IL N. Queen ST
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HOW TO KEEP COOL

is the question Of the day. Every
body has a desire for some cool drink.
All enjoy both the taste and effects
when they partake Of our Ice Cream
Soda.
We use plenty Of ice, thereby giving
You an ice cold drink, which is pleas
ant and refreshing, and effectually
dispels that tired feeling one has ON a
hot sultry day. Our syrups are Of the
best and our tumbler washer insures
you well washed glass to drink it
from. We serve Ice Cream with our
Soda Water, at the regular price, Sc a
glass, A. NJ. Gilbert q Bro.
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'. EMPLOYEES 10 VIsrT CHICAGO.

c. v. R.R. employees stated yester-
day that the manager Of the road had
issued orders for Transporting all the
train hands, shop hands and track
hands as well as the higher officials to
Chicago during the first week Of Sep
tember. The arrangements win be per-
fected the present week for that pleas
ant tune Of the year if satisfactory to
the employees.
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The handsomest woman has things
pretty much her own way Like Hell
en-, Of Troy, men win fight for her To
be beautifulis within the reach Of every
woman. Miss Flora A. Jones, who
has made this subject life study, has
prepared and sold for many years her
Famous Blush of Roses which will
positively remove All traces Of rough,
oily or shiny skin, giving that soft
delicate appearance SO much admired
For sale BY A. NJ. Gilbert q Bro. at u
cents per bottle
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PROCLAIM ALTON
DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE ON THE STREET
WITHOUT BEING MUzZLED AND TAG
GED WILL BE TAKEN UP OR KILLED.

DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE ON THE STREET
WITHOUT BEING MUZZLED AND TAG
GED WILL BE TAKEN UP OR KILLED.
An persons are hereby notified mai ne Joitopeing
ordinance N rotation % dogs Win 1e rigidfy ~
forced
sec. 5. Chapter 20, OF the Ordinances OF the Corr
poration Of Martinsburg That every own
er or keeper OF a dog within the limits Of the
Corporation, be required to place upon said
dog tag attached to collar. These tags
TO be furnished by the town Sergeanton APP
plicatldn and payment ofthe tax assessed
on said dogs or which should be assessed
upon them; and that any dog owned or kept
within the corporate limits found without
such tag after August Is, 1893, shall be CON
fined by the Sergeant in some suitable
place to be provided therefor, for Ave days,
and subject to a fine Of twenty-five cents In
addition to the regular tax, and a sum not
exceeding twenty-five cents, for food and
care OF said dog. At the end OF five days.
any dog remaining unclaimed and the taxes
fines &c, unpaid, shall be killed by the
town Sergeant or by his authority.
All persons who are owners or keepers Of
dogs are hereby notified that after August "a,
1893 and until October 10, 1893, all dogs found
upon the streets without being securely muz-
zled will be killed, and the owners or keepers
thereof will be fined not less than five nor more
than ten dollars for every such offense;
JAS. WIIANN McSHERRY,
Mayor Of Martinsburg
City Hall, July g, 1893. 7:si-td
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Early Wednesday morning Absolom
Hesler. living just below Paw Paw
tunnel on the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road, was struck by an East bound
freight train. Mr. Hesler was form
erly employed as track hand aud is
now engaged in farming and is
quite an old man. The injuries. al
though not serious, are quite pain
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WORTH THEIR WEIGHT IN GOLD.

I was troubled for ton years with
dyspepsia, and tried many remedies
with no benefit. Suffered great deal
with gas in stomach. Was finally in
duced to try DR.. Deans Dyspepsia Pills,
and found them great remedy in
curing me Of those complaints. Inow
urge all thus afflicted to give them d
trial. Clearance D. Ely, Grocer,
Main St., Charles Town. W. Va.
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tits said that Prince George is doubly
welded. Well, Well! how history does
repeat itself to be sure. Right here in
Martinsburg history is again recording
another victory for Louis Brown the
Confectioner in the matter Of prices on
delectable Ice Cream and fancy cakes.
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Read What Mr.. Fred Wallace
Has to Say.
Marers, prug "a. oakland. ga

Mayors Drug Co., Oakland, Md
GKETLEMEN-I wish 10 express my appreeia-
tion az the merits OF your catarrh Cure, have
suffered with catarrh for five years, and can
truly say Il has given me more relief than any
other medicine have tried, and II Will I'M
i fair and impartial trial to establish its uni
versatility. Very truly
FRED WALLACE.
Mill Point, w. Va.
II has cured Mr. Wallace OF one Of the worst
cases Of eatarrh on record, with heavy dis
charge OF the throat. One bottle Is guaranteed
Mo enre. II will cure you, otherwise no charge.
Nj Gilbert n Bro.
A safe and sure cure for catarrh and hay fever
Is Mayors Magnetic Catarrh Cure. three
months treatment for 81, and absolutely guar
anteed II Is used by vapor inhalation, and Is
the only medicine that reaches the Affected
parts and sure to cure. For sale by all drug
gfsts.
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me COMPASS PLANT:

On the western prairie Is found the
compass plant whose leaves point Il
the North We wish to direct yon q
the great health givsr. Bacons Celery
King for the Nerves II yon are suf
fering from dyspepsia, liver complaint
and Indigestion, if you are sleepless al
night and awake IN the morning feel
ing iangnid. with coated tongue and
salIow, haggard looks, Bacon's Celery
King for the Nerves win cure you and
restore yon to blooming health Trial
packages free. Lare size SOC. at A.
NJ. Gilbert & Bro, u n. Queen street,
sole agents
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NEW COKE INDUSTRY AT ELKIss.

The consolidated Davis coal and coke
Companies, al which Hon. s. p. Elkins
is president, will in short time begin
the construction Of fifty coke ovens al
Harding, on the Bellington extension
of the West Virginia Central. This
industry will, as it is only about seven
miles from Elkins, be Of great advan.
tage to that town.
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THE N. 4 ". sUgD.

J. NJ. Nicely has entered suit against
the Norkfolk and Western Railroad
Company for IS, 900 damages for his
ejectment by the conductor off a train
on the Roanoke and Southern Division
at Starkey's, six miles south Of Boone's
Mill, to which place he gave the con
ductor ticket.
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THE PLACE TO GO.

Louis Bell has added another first
class workman to his tonsoral force
and wants you u give him call.
Hot and cold water baths daily. If
You want good work 90 to first-class
shop this is the one to go TO.
y -,
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The great Terkes telescope for the
Chicago University will be the largest
in the world, but we doubt ifeven with
that powerful instrument better bar
gains can be discovered than those Of
fered BY Louis Brown.
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eUARANTgID CURE.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. IL you are af-
fiicted with Cough, Cold or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and
will use this remedy as directed, Civ
ing it fair trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return the bottle AM
have your money refunded. We could
not make this offer did we not know
that DIR. Kings New Discovery could
be relied on. 1t never disappoints.
Trial bottles free at E. Williams,
Jr. & Co. Drug Store. Large size SOC
and S100.
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Nan extra session Of customers il
called to attend Louis Browns great
sale Of Bananas.
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DIssOLUTION NOTICE.

The partnership firm existing under the name
and style 81 COMES q 0'C0NNELL has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, X. =. Combs
will continue the business Timothy 0'Connell
retiring. The liability Of said firm, together
with All book accounts, Is assumed by said X. b.
Combs, Parties Indebted are hereby notified 70
settle az once Respectfully,
KB. COINS,
TIMOTHY o'coNHELL.
July Is. 1904. 7-is1m.
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Better times are coming, but il is
impossible to offer better ice cream
than Louis Browns delectable.A
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The Exposition is half over, but
Louis Brown remains with You to
cheer and profit you.
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Rumfords is the Purest Of all
Baking Powders

Itexcels all others in baking strength,
is strictly pure, and beneficial to health.
Recommended by Physicias. Try it.
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A proposition has been made to keel
the World Fair open next summer.
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Life is JOY If you buy your Con-
fections at Browns.
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lam in town 70 DO your laundry
work. Remember guarantee all my
work to be finished IN first class style.
Respectfully, Lee II. Gooev.
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Life is too short to waste it in going
to any other store than Louis Brown i:
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN s IRON BITTERS
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The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-10
THE ELECTION.
New York and Massachusetts Gut
Of the Democratic Column.
M'KINLEY WINS IN OHIO.
Anti-Race Track Candidates Wn
in New Jersey.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET IN VIRGINIA
EIECTED.-JUDGE GARY ELECTED
IN ILLINOIS.
MAJORITY IN PENNSYLVANIA.
JACKSON ELECTED IN IOWA BY 4 LARGE
PLURALITY.

General elections were held inanum-
Der of States, and those which went
Democratic were: New Jersey, Mary
land, Virginia, Kentucky.
The StBtes that went Republican
were: Massachusetts,, New York, Ohio.
Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Iowa.
The Populist and Alliance men cap
tured Nebraska.
Pennsylvania went Republican 10y
$4,000 majority and elected d. NcwIin
Fell Associate Justice of the supreme
Court and Samuel jackson State
Treasurer.
In Massachusetts,, Frederick T.
Greenhalge, Rep, is elected Governor
over John f. Russell, Dem. The LcgiS-
lature is Republican.
In Ohio, General William Mckinley.
Rep, is reelected Governor, and the
entire State ticket and Legislature is
Republican.
In New York the Republicans have
elected their entire State ticket, headed
by Edward T. Bartlett for Associate
Judge of the Court of Appeals. Re
publicans have also captured both
branches of the Legislature.
Brooklyn was lost to the Democrats.
and Charles A. Schieren, Republican
and Independent, was elected Mayor
over Body, Democrat,
Judge Gary, who presided OVER the
Anarchists trials in Chicago, and who
was denounced by Governor Altgcld, is
reelected by a small majority,
New Jersey elected a Legislatur" that
caused a big surprise. The Democrats
will hold the Senate, but the Rcpubli-
cans have captured the House of As
sembly by about 8 majority.
In Virginia Charles T. O'Ferrail,
Democrat, is selected Governor.
The Democrats elected Marion DE
Kalb Smith Comptroller of Maryland,
and the State ticket. Latrobc, Demo
crat, was reelected Mayor of Balti-
more.
Horace Boies is probably defeated for
Governor of Iowa; the Legislature is in
doubt between Democrats, Republicans,
Prohibitionists and Populists,
Kentucky elected a Democratic Ie-
gislature, which will choose a successor
to United States Senator Lindsay.
Republicans swept South Dakota and
elected Supreme and Circuit Judges.
Missouri named county officers, the
Democrats being successful,
Nebraska was swept by the Alliance
and Populist combination electing the
State Regents 8
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WAS CRAZY TO Sci FIRES
A Boston Youth Confesses to Starting a
1900, 900 Blaze.

BosToN, Mass.-The criminal incen-
diary of the 81, 900, 600 fire on Lincoln
street last March, has been unearthed
after many months investigation, in
the person Of Lewis Wright, an ~1S-year-
old clerk, who has confessed his crime.
Six days after the Lincoln street blaze
several attempts were made to burn the
Hathaway building, a large office build
ing. Wright, who worked for a firm
there, was arrested and, pleading in
sanity, was sent to the insane asylum.
Fire Marshal Whitcomb has ever
since been trying to find evidence to
| connect Wright with the fire in Lin
coin street, wherein five lives were lost.
All the fires were set in the toilet DON
Mr. hitcomb recently visited the in
sane asylum and obtained a confession
from young Wright, who told how it
was done. He had been sent by his
employer on an GRAND and on his re-
turn stopped at the Ames Building on
Lincoln street, to get a catalogue of
goods from a firm on the third floor.
Finding the office closed he started to
the elevator, but on the way, seeing the
door of the toilet room open, he went
in. On the floor were several newspa-
pers, these he piled in one corner
against the pine sheathing, then set
on fire. He than ran downstairs and
back to the Hathaway Building, where,
before an alarm had been sounded, he
announced to his employers that there
was a fire on LincolnIstreet. Later he
went over to the fire and cody surveyed
the operations of the fremen. l
Wright also confessed that he set the
fires in the Hathaway Building, for
which he was arrested, and declared
| that he had an uncomfortable desire to
do the acts, which he could not ac-
count for. Wright has a widowed
mother in Newton, who is much af-
fected by the wa%ywardness of her son.
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THE NEWS
EASTERN AND E!LlLE STATES

Found dead on top of a railroad cal
at Nashua, N. H., J. c. Calhoun, q
ramp printer probably met his end by
triking a bridge.
Railroad Waterman j. l.. White was
found murdered in his box at Chap
msville, Conn, and the assassin had
tried to cremate him.
Justice Bartlett, of the New York
Supreme Court, has decided that the
act of 1892, authorizing women to vote
for School Commissioners, is uuconsti-
tutional.
Alexander Stewards suit against
Henry Hilton, at New York, has been
dismissed, because the former failed To
establish any relationship to the late
millionaire merchant. !
By filing her husbands will mt Prov
idence, the wife of T. Thatcher Graves,
the murderer, may get the S25,0 600 he
quest of the murdered Mrs. Barnaby.
A sailboat in which % workmcn were
returning from Hoffman Island, in the
lower bay of New York, was swampcd,
and 10 of the men were drowned. Tie
boat was overloaded.
The residence of A. r. Van Schaick,
in Highland Park, New Brunswick,
New Jersey, was burned with its con-
tents. Charles Carey, of Binghamton,
New York, father of Mrs, Van Schaick,
who slept in the third story, where the
fire started, is missing, but there is no
trace of his body.
John Brennan, a stableman, fell and
broke a lantern in the Clifton race track
stables, near Passaic, n, J.. Brennan
was burned to death and eleven horses
persisted. l
Lewis Thompson, cashier Of the
Madison Square Bank, in New York, is
said to have turned States evidence
against the other officers of the bank,
against whom criminal charges are
pending.
Embezzler +. II. Weeks will plead
guilty to indictment at New York and
receive immediate sentence.
Saving through three large iro4. bars,
James Bell, Richard Morgan and
Michael Finn, desperate criminals, cs-
capped from Johnstown On. W jail.
AT the instance of Edward 5. Stokes,
of New York, Cassius II. Reed, his cN-
partner, was di~spossessed of Far Rock
away a.. H. property. ,
The explosion of 500 pounds OF dyn-
mite at Port Chester, n. v, did $1,000
damage.
James Paine, of Charleston, $. C.,
was drowned in the harbor at New na-
ven, Conn.,, by a small boat springing
a leak.
Packed into a hall to discuss Il wage
reduction, Atlantic Mills weaycrs, Of
Providence, went through the collap'
ing floor, but few were hurt,
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CABLE SPARKS

Bismarck was somewhat unwell on
Sunday.
A Cabinet crisis is expected at Rome
yerysoon.
Jamestown, Mistakenly every
store burned down. Loss, $4,000.
Corsicans received the Russian naval
squadron with wild enthusiasm.
Radicals are sweeping Prussia in the
election of delegates to choose Landtag
members.
Rev. DIR. Burdsell, now at Rome, has
requested the Pope to order a minute
inquiry into his case.
The English coal strike cost the
Midland Railway $214,00O in traffic re-
ceipts last week, as compared with last
year. 4
An English syndicate wants to start
a big bank at Havana, Cuba.
Russia has received Germans ultI-
matum as to terms for II commercial
treaty.
Cuban sugar planters are happy over
the increased demand from the United
States caused by the Sherman law re-
peal.
Having partly abolished gambling
among army officers, Kaiser William
now plans legislation against betting on
horses and public card playing. 1
Russian statesmen plan a state mon
opoly of tobacco.
Lancashire coal miners refused to
accept the compromise proposals of
mine owners.
Milan police nabbed 63 Anarchists
at one meeting, and great quantities of
documents.
The Bank Of Spain has subscribed
$50, 900 to carry on the fight against
the Ritiians.
! France is strengthening its Italian
frontier army and Italy may answer the
threat in like fashion.
German aristocrats are recognizing
the society of the illuminate to counter
act the doctrines of Socialism. 2
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WANTED $50 OR A LIFE.
A jewelers. Narrow Escape From a Crank's
Bullet.

A jewelers. Narrow Escape From Crank's
Bullet.
New YORK, Nov. Ga nerve-shak-
ing scare from a pistol-armed crank
was the experience of Jeweler Frank
Garifalo. lie had hardly finished
cleaning up the place this morning,
when a wild-eyed young Italian, Peter
Camicia, who lived ON an upper floor,
rushed into the store. Before the Jew
eler had time to inquire what was the
matter Camicia jerked a revolver out OF
his pocket and pointed it across the
counter at Garifalo.
"Give me $50orI'll shoot you 1ead!"
he shouted.
Garifalo only had time to make a
motion as if to get away when the
crank fired. The bullet just grazed Ga
rifalo's head, and smashed a cuckoo
clock on a shelf behindhim. The shot
and the cries of the frightened jeweler
brought out the entire neighborhood.
Camicia tried to escape, but was
nabbed by Policeman Gilligan at the
door. The fellow was held for trial un-
der $4,000 bonds. 3
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PENIS GROVE, N j.. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1893
,e funeral OF a world. Oh, prepare for

that, day
You may vote right and get the victory at
the ballot box, and yet suffer eternal defeat.
After you have cast your last vote, where will
you go to? In this country there arc two
parties. You belong to the one or the other
of them. Likewise in eternity there will be
two parties and only two. ''These shall go
AWAY into everlasting punishment and the
righteous into life eternal" To which party
will you belong2 God grant that, while you
look after the welfare Of the land in which
God has g~raciously cast your lot, you may
not forget to look after your soul-blood
bought, judgment bound, immortal! God
save the peoplel