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The National tribune., 1895-01-03
THE PARLIAMENT OF RELIGIONS.
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The National tribune., 1895-01-03
Gold in Colorado.

Hoods SarsapArills is absolutely unequslled as q
blood purifier aud strengthening medicine.
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She was no Politician.5

"Did you see all those dreadful charges
the papers make against you?" said the
politicians wife.
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Aid No. Z, Minnesota.
Vermont L. A. s.

/. A. s. 4. Burlington gave a supper fol-
lowed by a drive whist, Dec s. which was very
successful Mr.. George Sharpley and Mrs.
Cora Hall won the hest prize and Mr.. ii. c.
Tracy and Mrs. Amy Reynolds the BOBBY prize
Seyenty-five were served at supper.
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cEEDS.-5 PktsYegetable 1Oc.; 5 Pkts Aster Pansy,
. etc, &C.; House Plants SOC. Catalogue aud sam
pie free. A. Anderson. Leigh, Neb.
Mention The National Tribune.
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-14
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We couldn't ask for smarter seHW pbourDotte.deI Swisses. Prices toto oI15c. a yd. They're rzeht, you see. As for Dotted Dfmfties, better hurry for them. Price
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From White Goods step over to the Lace Department. I" anEapencM Nafehtienhts"La ces To isHredscarce, ibutrmeo haxeath em in white and butter, shades. Just right widths, in daint est of patternsJ obinBertluns to match. Prices ao,25d3o and 35c. a piece of bRnSNga SNgaFEds.
 Main Entrance, Right Aisle " brr For CommencaenfIe1t .n
 Graduation 'andhH71tEer sum mer occasions, Ladies will find the large glass show '"' "c case Es5ee at the H{dih entrance of -h0Iof fntgHsGHqaihterest!n Chain mois .nol'qMohsquetalre rGlovesni oim wirite and. nat tufaIq that IVY ash moo sadrwear. .,oPrieeaa75 ,,cents. bnaA free asGaks6a 5Q}fo 5Q}lfob soap P,,7l lMth '.la ;ot eaGIh hp pair to clean ;aE msy them T1n. with ''' This soap can De obtained '''' oonty '2bt at 'the Big Store. ! .&
 r, r .C1,I bna c0.I aba For The EyeS
 nosI1am@o have Ian s,rQceuist ana -un ,,Qptieian, who bas been tre eat ing the ,lh54 ,lhY4mp2n pF} n}s, eeyee f9rri 2It years. ffc't1 ten y3o5tuT whethe4l ria 10 youn oughbtosoamaaf glasses -lay nsells youbniust the kiunldd yo.. ought to wear, and Woff charge you small fott tun' .1lnq 6orthhIabortyp barrro,ou safr .,cr baa A. FNrFs rR m R. TrGkEr To PyfGE9NSEE
 MILES OF THE l}IG STORE.
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25c. a yd.
 Corded P| and 25 up t very taking
 White CI inches wide, Linen Duck 45, 50, 65 al
 Brown Ll and waists, ! 35c. a yd.
 Linen Court.
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 bB. Ps MgfwfH,, Who fsso osssr ualbiyssssI lb g. the times, is putting in a new Fafrbai platform scale in front of his nill lt sWefghihg apples gs t the seaspn, of ,eit lRppSFssfsa and nls88f Sfn8 pub'hs
 REPRESENTED q ts alI d1IoW o05
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Beecham's pills for cohsti patton 1oe and a5s. Get thl fbook1aatvsy otls9lelaa gasss6ssu hn6 asHtSo tvbite eda .bIido aaw eds nedW tadl ,io5sa0 ot .anuI2 sda .ssi1f arnsosd eds nsdW ''D 4ee2 medf aYa2 9ds .ga5b6liiil 6ad asis uadlf O
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In FairGefd County:
 EASTON.
EASTON.

A SUCCESSFUL FLAG RAISING AT Tb
 NARROWS.
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constant danger to life and soul, Gods heart finds srighte6B reason for the most careful jealousy with which He calls us to keep near to HAh, with a~fiich He claims us wholly for, himgelf- f-st 15t td A the, mountain guide says Z .s.!IK1eyep clqse to n.es let nothing, ,takedyour attention away from me, for four our safety claiming cal ously exclusive attentbna tol ,hitna6lf,' \ So the good Ford; ;0odt' Of regard of our welfare says 5Iyook 2untoame ahdr be -Ye' saved ali ye ends of the earth s5t5F1 f4fF am God andrrhs9e fs pbae other.'
 Such jes4essy1 wiHJbe strict, has td fpe fromrits veryanature0gya \ ou, can't fon- tinuaHy y beti teahng the seed out ;diof the ground after fat is planted ?The cart h. is jealous Of what is given to it's care. It must have it exclusively for itself. So love knows fhh itscAh hbtlwotk odf it's blessed fruits in life unless it wins an k2oiusiyendssSn that life. The paEeHs must keep veFy-elese- hold on the child In order to work out the good he plans for the chAdor to save from, the kpaF41 IyhleheAsl fears lSfsr the child. l Pb AaM bhgme hon3 3s kphuenSs un- less you have the thildteff At home.' Oh how jealously the home grasp must be heba 1 NH leksliR9 M Y E
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The giadpgs gsefr6ths Congregatiol

The haaF A gys Hsca Geng5sgsssasE il. ipg, Jahg fee steam, cake and Hfassberrfes Hll he sarved atzithe slose of the entsFssipmsnts H Ehs: N p59GssSJ s ass ss brsn0xak6 tiei interieue ef thet ahupch. IAu iassfestiag program is heinz arra1gahl TheHarimissioRNiH be,AQ cents. Should tbaaseaing pEoYsso osteT@Sy f9s ssptsrEsia'I s .s ff6ent mil3 3he poatpaHad ihnAB 1he sI9l QNr tffk b&HenfAgs9 hR n'tof fDrgetnotte &Atey 5 fg4 gif!9 lsfa laat aa A are nnrdialty edsetdaatgns4 sdt 10 sTi uoe sniidmuI 8 sY8d n0g sInBhai gf @o ls si Il aslEAsTuN. ROAass Dionaaqal lo na s9N9 slaak sa1 q have been I9putnin dfne shApedbN the
 s5 @ t fh bas the tssirars ssa mas Jehbae odf io nefiibuQ2 bsna sffai ne ipd of aWiIliarhsTfFEennedg svisitedv bR uncle, HSfiidA ysat bssEs ReeYyas8 od fo eeao ro David Penndl p a }f. 4 B 5f1&e egSSfs lto6k ,hisoanneaJ 4riR thh23 gb Easton, 1asd Fri
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..yRbs9DIl 1 = day, calling at bis former home, and 6 other friends in towp., -.aroo bi 5r rNF q Ma eeoifaIdi d.i .iatth the phot tags ssphel who 9pRihn1g; al d}lin1, srfyss eu' the arrow lsehbo olhpuse huting, the fla raisiHg exercises, last Thursday. .a William Freeborn of New York visit aat Ed warb Sherman's Suhd8y!!h
 RJohn# MaeSae2 s9tefd several week giisathis grandh6the efs, has aretd1 1ne to his medical work in New York Gty srAirs Batese3peets tospend1 sRfs vice with triendsia Reddihgd1 js "bufW -t [ Gssnge sH. o oPHrfark and gwifev spen isAnda ayn ipn Danbsry0oi2'o tR nsqp n suHSAHa mu Freebotn aofI NewsN ork Ina visited ate1 1EdwardIi Ffeebornis. 1.-the pas week
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 SSsa,Ps s,lol RsntSlS fIT S s sas SSeSs sPsle tifnl plates, infpsaHHsnd photographs of new houses. with pfsns ehafIiing builders to show the ii faai5 M1aS $ fs srS a sSiss
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REMahiABIEidaK KEoF RHEUMAI Westminster. CaL, March 2l, 1$ Some time ago, on awakening one ! ny nyHasssyfbtsaas4Re Hass 5 {. 1hsgmas 1smars my mife,fitiRauld be imIpalossibIe fdl to attend to business that day. Rel bering thatIy hHd some of Chamberi Es59s ssd sSs EH a aisIsd iiRd tfE with itYMAc1latW to directions1 IieVed. 2 One 8bpfftata6ifoaiaH done IbtfsHaBbfTat Is thetHaekpIz1eAo0A market, and I sell it under 8 pds Ba&faHtseoMRyd. sHafriasb sEHr sal. iE., F $ sHaw lleEa Fandr dritSnrG B3lntlIls Bull
 oA' .ota = There Is great danger ia aegleesi1e ic,s eho1efa Tana &iLiilar TcutfipaAintsl absolutely Rfofh eneAgk is ti i'm NbitS 8 ts0lia and GHpl ic1pel Hawley f5 NeMCoHug s. 5GoRmff, $s H6a li E Ja eslsetH ks5 5 a| Bcss ,sS fsf
 l5os Toi snfaio Ifedf TuTnxs oi afafss saiflsn asilanl'ahonpllR % si5lISM Bfennan' s8festaHrant, a26sa1lii CkI street, they give e4dellentaaeptdde reasonable fighfde ti.fKaf IS fiF ie sesmaHy patronize this nestAqsapt.I
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how the say hioaf all Sadness told the ttsith of the tiiat hangs over iniq dagsi seven as gou in'afb feana and. sadness night whisper of asntesB ght geE9o} one who was with you in it. The man was in tears when the reading was ovet. He had learned the lesson which it iS the part of earnestnes ess Csger,i to learn. SPhab it istthei iplaeeI0f love tofear and itremble and warn fopbhe sakeof the loved one as wen as to6 5 so ioyfqli syl aq md gentle with 8 fHSdNtAH .9g9A9ud IatssoIoW snredg0I
 Ia Then turpj9gota thstQ tQtber strong word in tf1et passage, oY0hrsgogd al consum- ing ffre,,"ls thseed not s0mething of the same Ia trpth in ni of thiss word an the light of the Christian truth Chat God is gentle and kindly, "full of grace and truth" After all is there anything fdF MAidh, siH etsH comes ysg Consuming, so devouring as gentleness, kindliness 2, Is there anything before which impuritH 50 shriaelsTdp as perfect purity. Is there before which ,dishoHety1a 90 uncomfortable as comp1ete inc9rrupt- ibility? Shame and confusion of face, which are about as- -depouring things as eyer,Ees hold 0f ohes these dwell farathe] kss} the sk etey, 6e 5Ae good. How Ssnch ndefe is this trd& zone before wAemgtheeyif comes ie dAe1A is hooau1 hoau1nd| il by tiespf kindness ssSena ldsAthg igyif) doef y4 ion' 'tbslis ssyou }I 4aggsfs ate the number oftidtes tNet Ee WbpI 5s] &ebected in wrong sS1l166 don't olgB] Of sll Eel e}1smies cen know. Strangers .cap kpoW. All these, rather than that the che wsae sh s.f has ssi most lovea The gsntlest is Hpss Eterrible, the 9Hosg fearful thing is the thought of thBLanH] who would de%l nc ost gsshhfEy gsh y.sa eSqttsg1 and prisons have asd Tf1dchs aeehsafnlfg power pshiud ud1tbeRHgstR Dnuef M Msa, llses 9ss,
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n8bfae .3oalvste of bthahhS wasdghvel

andbf6e, ,8oaIvete of btaahks wasdg giver
 Parlor Rock council for the sgMtss the
 beautiful flag; also to Marsh Brothers Bf1B ridge port lfop theirq qlsiadaess AR fur
 nishing tRer fl tpp,4mast 4p for the pold. d5AI
 EhBs h1H2Sf isRRF tsp 8 ssbsst ape sPa 4a Eus fa knis4iadt yhtAs. 1adiesv dE veryone gdoulc
 endorse the sentiment oftega eEpEessed
 'Surely this day has been grand sue
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 fGhildgsnIs day W4 will bef ttobsegKeda aat the Congregational church the last Suhda5 gdin uMneroo1idW 1M vsd 1B soeiHefy, SStiHaf3yfeId feId af Mrs Beh1etr Seelty's, Thursday evening 9 dne 6i,i waslwell at rteaaea. sAR diRtesssti9g prSgF2n s apa ,,as V, "a as Ws 1hstfune ntal1 duet, Misses ElsieliBI Wardp Ida q Boo Ward select reading, Miss Louise B. Turhey aAtherr s5lo,i Miss Maady Siflimans rdoisa- ouiDng Mfss dfIaItierTi Regryzsrsnng, Mrs Silliman, Mr Gallup recitation, Rev Mr 7kifnba1f3 Wolff sold, F!1E.e Sdllihan 1; aM9ogaeli issFhe yankeeisuBt, 5swithl five eharaetexss ss Mrs Gfsen 5,eaffis tbat aunt,
 asEa aiss ssgsss aal IftiHb} iftib b}a SSfaryBaste33n Miss 5Eis4eniW lard i; Ittedi Bustlef' Ffank tWdrtb ,isusu Is'
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q .,,,onn PLATTSYILLE. w,H ~ MT and Mrs Nelson E. SInithI 7WaEbI ed another daughter at their plea5a hopPs, ls9Psl,dI5 EI5idayi asyyidAA May yfG Slaoo aooss wsA
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COUNTRY As r2 bnR G82 eor.o eTI m .ste ckaded their houses. There waSs Lsuch danger2 6h6neE ! q rsnppdss tBSS ths phiAren often thought that stoek4 Ate&as a scontining thihgs J we heed Ga
 day our shgnes FsPckeeefi agsi99gt ftqe fttqe. street, the saloon, the club, jealous Of oor dba@es, @at@hieg, Odtp sss sstfsessEJtiist4R fessEtist4
 if neesss stffqsly slyhf thhfa daggye7F6 daaegHye76 qtr side, that jealops FYe f,JFl must 2 t be; .,,ox k..
 It Is in 'thls Same good way agaih We say that the flord is9 9esfoas 8 of flsFheSssl of His influence, of His love. He would be all around us rth7att we mighht u,pTY0qt1 pY0qt be moved. He weNd)be 8hr1Attssa, Oh so fearful ufEssHf}ps ufsHf }ps HnfYe -gSQtt da4Yay from Him. It sounded strict to the. Jew 11wsfhrefnphme 1wsfhrefnp phe fieaH hG&sRd I2if1mhs okaaf
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The Newtown bee., 1895-06-14

It is told d of f 66Tr Ga5b a0 aIa Witk lmaEEelIeua ppVeF lof sya9 P stn1i97;wIffhat one who talked w{th hiaY obiscted so the woes which Jesus spoke. to the -Pharisees as Ibaing any woft hY or ttg festSot his gentle and sPqf tsss &r life me read them again te;; said pF Guthrie, and he 2 read n fhem1 1g with U his s#thole x heats, a D .3Iuessm sstnaIsug bnR haa
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nd that's made of ol, with a color
 stay as,2loag Eas ] ! g&dR &sD}Pi8 i8,SRssssf SRssf $' yes and some with ls effect, they are .hdwiif cost you
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[jtIAil the W, said sEdP Panllsa is au nmed
 tst2ii ih hiRlolddzzi odz It 44oae'' So
 ali the kwsofdaaf s God Ia saap p58ned p5@8Snted up in tEAttdoJrbeo EAttd dore void fs th9SH that haye ears to
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-14

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in aehRe6Rks6ne Hsmea.SES see it a bTofraS CUR LORD AND MASTER
 &hSaHtoxays khahg gtfosHhe people for whom ha came to live and -dieI .ftsHa' oYilEh6t c0fne to he -tHaII yeicnRt have
 lifesN He swas jealous afastheh. He loved thSm Aud pshhttssd thspS f$me to
 Him. Who can fndosA .zwoirdzfof fault. ,withsuchI -iDise9 GadIEi dolgfng, sx% 1HE9d &e aSla isas ss,ssh aahh s!,j5eA {u,4NS truly found5a and the V ewsgs sa ! AS1T iwhenat they,csiied Gosdi Gsi jaaId5 aaIt5 18pK1N And again there lis attds tfufe a1d y
 th1ngo which cam be found ssnIal GE8y9 jealousy the love out of w ihjich ihjich t kpriA has tis s M tisgsS tsss t's ,sp fs fsigSod in it!s One desires too catesqfor dI1iss bwn, is Ijsslonso of lthatnspT tss II ttaasge,aI1ssduse he feEh that he can do Ith9 IBest lot them He dread the.i harm wfiithanaEcbme to 'them qwhsnbifheyY si1' geE aw&Ss ss5&e itba, his
 care. ofhez mother i3 jeaIous 70 tef the 'peytenientsd efos ihHr ;rhila ,a bec}use in
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 how how tha2o9ssasyh sh loasi ha Sadness told the
 tt,ith of the woe sHat hangs over ihiq daggr even as you inafb fean and. sadness might whisper 6iissTerao of Ht anes ess one Who
The Newtown bee., 1895-06-14

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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-01-30
CHEAP HORSES.
AND THE HARM THEY ARE DO
ING.
SOME PRACTICAL AND COMhON-sENsE
VIEWS HOW SOME PEOPLE WORK
FOR THE SHARPERS.

Here is a chapter of good "horse
sense" on subject that interests nearly
everybody in southern and southwest
Georgia. We take it from the Blaxley
Banner:
This flood of horses that is upon US is
about as injurious to our success as the
wrought iron ranges, the thirty-seven
dollar clocks, the lightning rods, the
sixty-five dollar sewing machines, the
bed springs, the quilting machines, or
the insurance policies. Oh, if we just
Ina back the money that the above men
toned articles have taken out of our
country! We could pay our debts, estab-
lish bank and live independent of .any-
body. And just think of it! All for
something we were not able to own. A
wrought iron range for $65 when a $40
stove would have answered the same
purpose, | $37 clocks when $40 one
would have answered, sos sewing ma
chine when $25 would have bought one
that would have done just as good work,
a lightning rod for $40 or $50 dollars
when the Lord would have let you live
just as long without it, and 50 on to the
end the chapter. Well, what do the
cheap horses do for us? They take what
little money we have, cause man to
own two horses, because they are cheap,
when he only needs one to do his work,
thereby causing him to feed away corn
that he could sell for money, or fatten
hogs with and at the same time prevent
his neighbor from selling his horse, and
hence from selling some corn also. Well!
Well! Well!u What are we going to
do? Eve.y time We work and make a
dollar some one comes along to carry it
off up the country or out west. Then
what can we do? Stay poor all our
lives, and continue to work for the rich
and the sharpers? We are going to
learn some sense, quit biting at every
bait that is thrown out, look after our
business instead of letting agents, etc..
look after it for US, learn TO economic
and to take care of ourselves. We've
got to do it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-01-30
NO RECEIVER.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION BY THE
SUPREME COURT.

THE APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVERS FOR
j. R. MERCER & co. oyERRULED.
THE NEWS CAME MONDAY.
Late Monday afternoon Mr.. J. r. Mer-
Ger received kilograms announcing that
the appointment of receivers for J. r..
Mercer & Co. by Judge Griggs had been
overruled by the supreme court. The
decision was rendered that morning.
Mr.. Mercer, who is one of Dawson's
most prominent and enterprising citizens
in all matters looking to the welfare of
the city, has for long number of years
been one of the largest and most promi-
nent supply merchants in this section of
Georgia, and his hundreds of friends in
this and adjoining counties will learn
with great pleasure the result of the
case.
Mr.. Mercer will now sett' e his business
affairs himself, and says his creditors
will be paid every dollar he owes them.
His assets more than double his liabili-
ties.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-01-30
nr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation,
piles, biliousness, indigestion, or dys-
pepsia and headaches.
A Burglar CAPTURED.

A man named Bruce was captured by
Chief Savage few days ago for the Al
ALBANIA authorities. Bruce was wanted
in Eufaula for stealing pistol,
knives, spoons and other articles to
the value 500 from A, Glglio,
an italian, six months ago.
CYCLIC came up for the prisoner and le-
turned with him to Eufaula Friday.
Bruce is a white man and cooked at
Bethune's restaurant in Dawson in the
fall of 1893. He will have to answer to
the serious offence of burglary, as the
Italian says he broke into his house when
thearticles were stolen.