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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-03

citation OF the principle OF secession Tor all
q, ,ure time Forget not this; II Is literally
| true This is stated in express terms In
,he constitution OF every enc OF them
except Tennessee. and. by nccessary ir'-
plication, In that 1t reads thus in the
constitution of Virginia: THAT this State
shall ever remain member OF ihe
United States OF America, and that the
nee pie thereof are part OF the American
nation. and that all attempt, from what
ever source or upon whatever preteNt,
TO dissolve said Union or 10 sever sa'u
nation. are unauthorized and ought 10
be resisted with the whole power OF inc
State" This provision. in the same IAN
guage or in language which an cunts 10 H.
is in the constitution Of every seceoeu
State. The rcccr struction acts OF 'o"-
gress provided for electing constitutions
conventions and for submitting their
work TO the votes OF the people OF each
State The conventions eiecteu were 0ai
pet-bagger conventions. 1t Is true put the
constructors framed by them were rat
fled bv the great bulk OF the White people
in each State. and all the white people
:, each state have willingly lived and
acted under them and have taken part in
securing 70 their states every benefit
which membership in the Union can by
any possibility secure TO them. Each
seeded state has gone back into the
Union. then. with a constitution which
renounccs the right OF secession for all
future time. and those Inhabitants OF
any one of those States who did not
agree 70 the constitutions when adopted
have since ratified them by taking part
in the elections held under them and in
seeking TO secure for their States all the
rights that membership In the Union.
with those constitutions. entities them
to.
The new contract. then. which we have
made binds us to perpetual renunciation
of the doctrine of secession; true manhood
commands us at all times TO admit and
proclaim that this is So and 1t will be
only a source Of injury, wrong, and in
justice for us TO fail TO declare II as so
whenever the occasion calls for it.
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Fourth OF July Rates via c. and o.
FIREWORKS At OLD POINT.

The Chesapeake and Ohio announce
low rates for Fourth Of July excursions
10 and from all stations; tickets on sale
July eth. inclusive. Rates 10 old Point,
50; Norfolk, $3.50: Virginia Beach 81, and
Lynchburg. s.. The Chesapeake and Ohio
also announce a special train 70 Oid
4th returning leave Old Point 1870 p. Mr.
after display Of fireworks. on this train
60 will be charged for the round trip.
The Hygeia Hotel people at Old Point an
nounce a grand display of fireworks on
the night Of July ith.
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The Rcfrrrl,s Excursion

Mrs. IT, =. Fltzhugh and Mrs. Fannie
Boytin viii chaperone party TO Virginia
Beach Saturday. July 7th. Pleasant room s
and good fare have been secured at Mrs.
Grifhth's cottages.
Fifteen dollars will cover all expenses
OF the trip. which includes railroad fare
baggage transfer. dinner at the Princess
Anne Hotel and a weeks board at Mrs
Grirlths cottages.
The trip will be made as pleasant and
agreeable as possible by the chaperones
Ask for any other Information at the
Retreat. Twelfth street between Broad
and Marshall
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Virginia pTeTs Association

The Virginia Press Association will
hold its annual meeting az CCbb's Island
beginning July 2ith. Secretary r.. l.. c.
Scott has received applications for trans
portation from over n hundred members
from various sections Of tee State, and
the gathering promises 10 be a very
successful one.
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ing and perpetual voice. the voice cae, OF
h,,, never IN better voice. Skaggs stays
ard shouts in birmingham. The colorei
citizens throughout the State believe tha'
the dav of doom Is come.
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We close every SATURDAY :
2 o'clock p. NJ.
LADIES'
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50 CENTS FAnr
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For Headache and Indigestion
USE HolsF0nD's AcID PHOSPHATE.

A prominen: physician Of Buffalo, ~
Y, says OF IL: Il have severe headaches
pleasure of the table, and as a conse-
quence OF my indulgence there, | have 10
pay the penalty. IL divides penalty with
me. Indeed, It Is an Indispensable ar
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II ". ~ n y = >
District Passenger Agent.

July 4th the Richmond Photograph
Company viii be open all day. and ex-
tends to all a cordial invitation TO be
photographed at reduced rates.
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WHAT 81 WILL Do.

1t Will furnish a parlor with SUIT,
carpet, or Mating, and Rug included,
OF you can have your bedroom Mtted VI
complete with a CHAMBER SUIT-Aiat-
tress. Springs. Pillows, Bolster. and a
covering for the floor as well. 1t VIII
large Oak Sideboard, High-Back Chairs,
and Dinner or Tea-Sets. or anything you
may want for the furnishing Of these
rooms.
DO you want a nice Rug Seat Couch.
with spring edges and long fringes en-
tirely hiding the wood! We have them.
HAYWOOD BABY CARRIAGES are
the best and keep ahead I'm low prices
and high qualities. at IS pleasure for
US 10 have you call and inspect them.
We have a nice line Of MATTINGS-
fresh goods and warranted 10 please In
price, quality, and patterns. These are
regular goods, and you VII not find any
mOuldy or fadeG goods among them
smyrna, Velvet, Moquette, and Tapestry
CARPETS in Brussels. Ingrains. Two
and Three-Plies-all the leading makes.
Druggets are very stylish, and we have
them any size and quality.
DO you want a SOlid-GOld or Filled
Case Watch. Chain. diamond Ring, mi
tai Ring. Silver Plated Tea-Set. Water
Service. Berry-Dish, Knives, Forks, and
10 US. be supplied, and have the use OF
the goods while you are paying for them
4 silver dollar VIII 90 as far as a gold
dollar. Come. examine. and see how
much you can buy from US with 81
Read and reflect: so worth cf goods
for 81 down and 81 per week; 500 worth
FOR 50 down and s. per week. are the
terms at
DnTHEDT G, COG
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POUNDS GRADUATED ST.

a. POUNDS GRADUATED ST.
~ iOr...... ....................,. 70
Sugar-Cured Shoulders. per pound. 5
Switzer Cheese. Des On the market
per pound. ........................ e
C...4l3l ala Hams. Per pound. .........
Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee. per pound. %
Fresh Soda Crackers, per pOund.... ,
California Claret Wine. per gallon. "a
2 Cans California Apricots for........ -
Fresh Country Butter. ~ pounds Tor Is
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour,
per Darrell. ...s......ss .s.s..s.s..s.s..s gov
or, per sack. ....................... q
Salt Pork. per pound. ..;............. 81
Nice Fat Mackerel, per dozen........ ~ :
Clipped Beef. per pound. .............. 10
Sea Salt, for bathing purposes. per
pound ;....., ''''''''''''''''' "a
Large Bars soap Tor .......;:........ -
Good ~. q. MOlasses, per gallon. 80
Silver King Minnesota Patent Family
fiour. per barrel. ....................y375
or per sack. ...................... -
Roasted Laguayra Coffee. per lb..... ~
Good Green or mixed Tea, per pound. Is
g ULLMANS SON.
Phone $40. is2o-is22 east Main street.
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July 4th.
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Temple,
PoI0bertOn,
COPQeS
4 Co.
Special ReduCti0lS2lG

In order 10 close out many lines OF our
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK prepara-
tory TO taking orr regular senl-annual
inventory we shall offer extra induce
ments In every department.
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I2ac, WASH Goods

We can give you some extra values In
70 l-2c. ASH GOODS N0iusO0ks, Bed
ouin Cloths Teasel ClOtn. sc. These
goods sold for l7c but a few weeks ago.
other departments Will be represented
from day 10 day in our regular advertise
ments.
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SCOTCN GINCHAMS

Best grade Of REAL SCOTCH GING-
HAMS, reduced from Z5c. 90 BE. per yard.
3j and foc. SCOTCH GINGHAAlS re-
duced TO 2jc. per yard
l21-2c. OUTING CLOTHS reduced e.
30. per yard.
SWIVEL SILK GINGHAMS. fair as
sOrtment Of patterns and c0lOrings ~
this beautiful fabric. reduced from SOC.
10 81 l-2c.
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Our entire line Of SOC. SPRING DRESS
GOODS. in fancies. reduced to 25c. per
yard.
Remnants Of DRESS GOODS at just
half price
Extra values in PATTERN DRESSES
only one Of a kind. and very limited
quantity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-14

At the First United Presbyterian church,
Rev. S. Dell Johnston delivered an earnest
and practical sermon yesterday morning
on the subject, "Contending for Truth"
The text was taken from the Epistls Of
Jude, third verse. ''That you should earn
estiy contend for the faith once delivered
20 the SANTA"
In introducing his subject. the speaker
said that the scripturAl representations OF
the believers life impressed US With the
fact that the Christians life was . life OF
struggle. IL Was called . race, Q warfare,
q contending. The believer 10 sxhorted to
put on the whole armof Of God" TO
watch, and the reward Vas promised to
"him that overcometh." In every conflict
there Is something to be contended for. In
the Christian life Il Was divine truth. here
called ''ths faith" This faith WAS ex.
planned to mean the truths and principles
set forth BY God in His word. The en-.
horsetton In the text 10 to maintain and
uphold them. This includes oil truth. We
sometimes hear Of non-ssssntiai truth. No
truth Is non-essensiai. Ii II 10 important
enough for God to reveal II, IL 10 i'm portant
enough 10 DO maintained. In order to
comply with the apostles sxhortation. Rev.
Johnston said II was necessary firss to
MAKE preparation. Ii q man expected to
be successful in any undertaking he made
tending 60 be lawyer went TO the Law
school, the physician 20 the medical col
lege, the soldier was drilled in military
tactics before taken into the battle. So in
the spiritual warfare. ws should make
epeciAi preparation There we,s the
grandess opportunities as the present day
To prepare ourselves 20 BE- faithful con-
tenders for the truth. Free schools. free
Libraries. . cheap press aud IN age when
every doctrine and every phase Of eli
subjects we're fresly and publicly dis
cassed. The great mystery Vas how 90
many men can remain in ignorance Of 90
many all-iraportant trutha Another
necessary thing vas TO keep informed on
the nature and forms Of error. Every
general in the campaign has his scouts to
keep him informed - 70 the snemy,s
movement Satan il constantly changing
his tactics and mode al attack, bat IL 10
always the same old error remodsisd and
presented in different light There 10 no
new truth. no nsw error. We gain more
light end learn moro Of truth q ~ Qou il
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CHURCH MOTIFS.

Bishop Barker will visit Trinity parish
on the first Sunday In June
The vsstry and corporation Of Trinity
parish will meet tonight at the rsctory ct
o'clock.
The rector dssirss TO meet candidates for
confirmation on Sunday mornings, In the
church, st 10 o'clock.
There will BE- prayers In Trinity on
Wednesday and Friday (Embsr daysl Of
1880 . m. and Z p. m. respectively.
The University OF Washington CON-
mencsment will b held In the First Pres
bytsrian church st p. m. next Thursday.
On Monday and Tuesday In whitsun
week the rector will celebrate the Holy
Communion In Trinity church ct 1880
.. m.
The Ushers' Circle, OF the First Prssby-
terrain church, will hold its monthly dinner
In the church parlors at $50 tomorrow
evening, Tuesday.
7. B. Ford will read . paper before the
Methodist preachers meeting in the First
~: =. church. Third and Marion. at $50
this afternoon. Subject Depletion OF
Methodist Ranks."
Whitsunday was well observed ct St.
Marks yesterday, the music and sermons
being appropriate to the festivsl. The
rector, Rev. d. G. Garrett. ofliciated also
at tho Fremont and Edgswatsr mission
ct $500
Rev. DE- Alison, Of the First Prssbyte. .
Yian church. has bsen invited 20 deliver
the baccaiaursAts sermon to the gradual
ing class Of the state normal school ut
Eiisnsburg Sunday. June 10, and also to
deliver the address before the literary so
cieties Monday evening, June Ii.
The announcements for the week Ut 6tl
Marks church are: Monday, vsstry meet
ing, Boston National bank. $50: Tuesday,
missionary host, 7:50. in guild room
Wednesday, mems Bible class, .7:3o, In
guild room; Thursdsy. chancsi guild,
500. AZ rsctory; Friday. services with leo
tare. 1850: Saturday. industrial school. 2;oa
Mr.. Milne, . delegate to the United
Preshytsrian general assembly. Was in the
city over Sunday. He 10 interested in Q
manufacturing business. and came West .
few days ahssd Of the regular delegation
in order 70 look up the advantages this
country offered in his line He viii 20
north today and return the latter part Of
the week.
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whitsunday 6 rrIniey CAursA.

WhitsuDday ot IFinaey Church
The festival OF the Holy Ghost Was duly
celebrated at the parish church Of Trinity
by an early communion service ct s
o'clock, later celebration ct II .. m. and
. choral svensong ct 7:3O. At the midday
service the crimson hangiugs in the lofty
chancsl made fitting background for the
altar lights and Aowera
The introit Was Psalm xviii, sung
antiphonally by the rector and vested
choir in old 0regorian plain song. begin
ming with the words "Lee God arise, ana
let His enemies DO scattered: let them
also thst hate Him dee before Him." A
special feature Vas the ofIsrtory anthem,
sung BY Nra Bruins and MsssrA Hooper
and Ashton. with chorus:
scoms Holy Spirit heavenly dove,
with al thS q7tcksning powse<9
Kindle Hams Of sacred love
In these cold hearts Of ourA"
The rector. Rev. George Herbert Watson,
preached from Acts ii:l: "Whsn the day
Of Psntsoost was fully come. they were al
with one accord in one plaes."
Recalling the baptismal formula -
commanded by our Lord, 60 70, make
disciples, baptixing them In the name Of
the Father, and Of the Son. and Of the
kAoSy OoUON ouo tHO oPo1xOAIo UOu001Ss
ton, The grace Of our Lord Jesus Christ.
and the love Of God, and the communion
Of the Holy Ghost b With N oil, We
cannot but acknowledge in the words Of
the Nicene creed that We believe In tho
Holy Ghost, the Lord and giver Of
life. Who p1oceedeth1bon the Father and
the Son. who with the Father and the
Son together 10 worsnipped aud gloeifed,
who spake BY the prophets'
Again, Whitsunday emphasizes . fact.
viz: The revealing and unfolding 10 man
Of this same Holy Ghost; the coming
down Of . comforter 20 abide with them
forever, to b henceforth the confessor
and strengthened OF the wavering, the
guide Of the erring, the teacher Of the
ignorant. the conscience Of sin: In tine,
the one. omnipresent, ever active agent
Of Jesus Christ, the rsgsnsrator and sancti-
Tier of oil the people Of God. Whitsunday
il thus seem to be the birthday Of the
Christian church. Hsnceforth the super
natural was to b the rule and not the ex-
csption In the dealings Of the Creator with
His creatures. The era OF miracles and
visions and prophssyings, having done it,
work, Was TO pass away, but the gracos Of
the Holy Spirit, which are Of more mo-
ment than Hrs gifts. were to BE- perma-
nent and remain. And wherever these are
evident and control the life Of individual
or corporate Christianity, wherever are
bsheld love. Joy. peace, long suffering.
gsntleness. goodness, faith, msekness.
temperance. thsre the Holy Spirit 10 writ
ing anew the law Of God upon mems
haavfs ~
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