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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Prepared by II. X. Hiudc, a. NJ, NJ. D.
David and Goliath,
ISam. 1851.
PRELIMINARY STATEMENTS.

Golden text: "The battle is the Lords"
17:47.
PRELIMINARY STATEMENTS.
We LETT Saul at his home at Giheah,
after the sentence pronounced by Samuel
at Gilgal. "Ihe Spirit Of the Lord had
departed from him and an evil spirit from
the Lord troubled him" lis servants
seeing his distress OF mind suggested to
him that music was the Test thing to
minister to a mind distressed and upon
their recommendation saul sent for Da,id,
'a cunning slayer upon the harp" who.
1t seems, had returned 10 hi. shepherd life
after the amounting by Samuel. And
David came laden with presents from
Jesse and stood before saul. And when
the evil spirit was upon saul he played
with the harp: $50 Saul was reiresh he'd
and was well and the evil spirit departed
from him"
In the meantime the war between the
fhilistines and Israel went on. The ar
mics were drawn up in battle array, each
on a mountain with u valley between. In
accordance with the custom OF those east
ern natives, a champion Of the Philistines,
Goliath OF Gath, went out each day DEFY
ing the lsraelItes aGd challenging them
TO single combat, saying, "Choose you a
man for you and let HIM come down to
me-. ii he be able to fight with me and to
kill me, then will We be your servants;
but ii l prevail against him, and kill him,
then shall ye be our servants and serve
US"
This giant was ten feet high and hi.
armor weighed over one hundred and fifty
pounds. For iorty days he stalked forth
and threw out this haunting challenge to
the dismay OF the lsraelites and no one Of
their warriors dared accept the challenge,
1t seems that David had returned iron
serving Saul, and for some time had been
tending his fathers sheep again amid the
hills OF Bethlehem. Jesse's three eldest
sons were in the army with Saul, and a
this time the father sent David with pres
ents to the field OF battle, to inquire how
his brethren were getting along. As h,
came to h army and was saluting hi
brethren Goliath appeared making hi
accustomed challenge.
David hearing the boastful challenge
enquired OF the men standing near him
"What shall be done to the man tina
killeth the Philistine, and taketh AVA
he reproach OF Israeli for who is thi
~uncircumcised Philistine, that he SHOULD
defy the armies Of the living GodY" Hi
brethren derided him, but the words o
David coming to the ear Of Saul he i'm
mediately sent for him, and David said
"Let no name heart fail because OF him
thy servant will 60 and fight with thi
Philistine.n
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05
HOUSEWIFE
SHOULD KNOW THIS.

L4r[+Lt o4OO1D AAsOW A6Aos
Fror7 ~ Washington Star.
MAN." she said gently, and
YET accents Of reproof, "you
re1 bsr that I gave you several
lett 10 mail last week, don't
yesj ! remember It,"
ibis Is the frat time you have
rsn pred II since I gave them "a
VI ~,
pust confess that 1t Is. How
a. Enowf"
! postal card addressed to
~ Rong the lot, and 1t hasn't
~ ~ ms. II only costs 4
/ fnd that Is . very
10y Of keeping check on
ny mail. Now, dear, Il
end me the letters III run
thsu Inyssls."
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05
Star Of the South.

Go TO veiasco for health, sea air snd oom-
fort; where ships too deep for all othsr Texss
ports sail In snd out with easel where fruits
ripen earlier and pay better than In Califos-
nis, where the son 70 . natural hot-bsd.
Fresh vegetables all wiater. Coldsnt dag Il
three year,. Is degrees abovs sefo. wasnesl
day. q dssrsss. vsissco offers ne bet ~
vsstmenss n ths south. Writs he oouunns
ciA4 olus, veiaseo, xsxas.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05
DAVID IN sAuL's ARMoR.

Having overcome saul's doubts as to
his ability to cope with the giant by mar
sastng some Of his exploits In his shop
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05

Farmers ~ . rule pay too little attsn-
tion to the utilization Of the waste pro-
ducts Of the farm. Straw IL often burned,
corn and other coarse folders through
neglect become Of little value. By . little
care and planning these materials may be
used TO advantage for feed, and concsn-
tratsd products like milk, buttsr, beef,
mutton, etc., produced.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05
The Merchants Bank,

UF JEFFbHsON CfTf, MU'
CAPITAL, $4,000.
M. r. SIMS, President.
J. 8. DIBRcKs, Cashier.
J. r. EDWARDS, vice-President.
JNo. T. Clarke, ASST ashier.
DIRECTORS.
J. R. Edwards, Frank Rephlo,
@. A. Fischer, r. Il. Binder,
L. O. Lohman, q. A. Ware.
NJ. b. Sinks. J. d. Diercks,
Ed. H~oltschneider.
Call special attention to our Safety Deposit
Boxes. Buy and sell Foreign and Domestic
Exc anEe, and do n general banking busi.
favorable terms.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05

Wheat will not BE- sxtsEsivsly fed this
winter. Experiments have shown u 70
b superior 70 corn for young growing
animals but for mature animals intended
for isttsnins W have not yet found any.
thing V compare with eezn. 1
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05

Golden text; "rhe battle is the Lord's.''
17:i7.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05

Weak and unthrifty lambs may often
result from overlooking the ram. In the
first place his vital force should be pre-
pared by a generous course Of feeding.
During the breeding season he should be
taken up and fed daily from one to two
pounds OF grain. There is no better grain
for this purpose than oats mixed with
corn n bran in the proportion OF one
half oats, n quarter bran, and one
quarter corn. The ram will serve a
larger flock II tended and allowed tc
serve only a limited number daily.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05

At this time OF the year sheep often
become badly infested with ticks. These
sauss great discomfort 10 the animals
and II not destroyed will increase SO
rapidly that the animals become un-
thrifty. Before sheep are put up for the
winter they should be thoroughly dipped.
For this purpose there are several dips ad-
vertised that are easy TO apply and com
paratively cheap.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05

BY a self feed we mean any arrangement
30 constructed that animals may secure
their grain food at all times. This
method Of feeding is widely practiced
and where used, certainly decreases the
expense Of attendance. Experiments
have shown however that it is ar expsn'
,ive method OF fattening and gains are
made with less food IL that food is sup
piled regularly and in quantities suited
10 the daily requirements OF the animal.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-12-05

Nearly II not quite all grasses do better
il sown in the fall. 1t is better to sow
them about October LIST although they
may be sown in this latitude as late az
the last week in November. A mixture
Of grasses will produce a larger amount OF
hay or pasture to the acre than any one
grass alone. Orchard grass is INT OF the
best OF our common grasses for pasture
and may be sown with timothy, blue
grass or on land that is to be seeded &c
clover the following spring.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1895-08-30

in declining the empty honors OF
royal gift they have only been
true TO the innate nobility which
is their GROWING honor. But
Bismarck became a prince and
no one accounted it a fall in him.
He has always been an ardent
monarchist. His life has been
devoted TO the throne and in his
wonderful achievements he has
ever been inspired py love of the
ruling house. He built up an
empire and IN accepting a title
he only acted consistently the
distinguished part he has played.
There are 700 many fools and
knaves who hold the title of
prince by accident of birth for
the gift Of it TO confer any dis.
tinction on such real kings of
men as Mr.. Gladstone or Sig.
Crispi.
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Weston Gossip.

The Woman's Christian Temp.
erance Union met at Mrs. NJ. A.
Barnes on Tuesday evening
August 9th. The term of Office
having expired, a unanimous
vote reelected the same officers
and agreed the time had come 10
take up two additional depart
ments namely Press Work,
and Young Woman's work.
We now have the following de.
partmerts Scientific Temper.
ance Instruction, Temperance
Literature, Evangelistic Work,
Prison and Jail Work, Railroad
Work, Press Work, Unfermented
Wine, Impure Literature and
Young Women's work.
Our President is arranging for
Mrs. Morrow. State President 10
come TO Weston during the coun.
ty Institute,
GERTRUDE RANDOLPH,
Supt. Press Work.
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her is TO let her alone. and she
viii at last be out of breath in
blowing her own trumpet.-Ful.
Ter.
How feet is the glance of the
mind, compared with the speed
of its fight /. The tempest itself
lags behind, aud the swift-wfng;
ed arrows of light cowper.
Honor with some is sort of
paper credit. with which men
are obliged TO trade, who are de-
ficient in the sterling cash of
morality and religion.-Zimmer-
man.
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uncrowned Kings.

The world loves to speak of its
three grand old men whose char
acters have impressed themselves
upon the century. and whose re.
cords go to make up so much Of
history. They are alike in moth
ing except their fame, and yet
they are revered as though each
were the embodiment Of all the
human virtues. or late royalty
has been tampering with these
venerable gentlemen and it is a
downright pleasure to recognize
that each Of them did exactly
what was expected Of him. Sig.
Crispi declinedto become prince
and no one could have put aside
the temptation with finer scorn.
Gladstone, like Crispi. has been
distinctively a servant of his peo-
pie. Both are the representa-
lives of popular aspirations and
their loyalty to The throne is only
in recognition Of it as a part Of
the vast machinery of govern
ment, The grand old man Of
England has lived long enough
TO reverse nearly all the views
of his youth and yet he has
steadily and consistently put
aside the temptauonof sham dis
tinctiou by paten: of nobility.
Crispi and Gladstone have won
prouder title than it is within
the power of kings to bestow and
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INC W. c. I. U. Of Lost Creek

Held their regular meeting at
the school house Aug. 9TH.
House called to order by the
President.
Music-Thy Holy Spirit. Scrip.
ture reading by President.
Prayer by Mrs. DR.. Gregg.
Music-Healing at the Foun.
tain. Subject for the meeting.
Some Christian Graces."
Mrs. DIR. Gregg read a paper
on the Duty of Public work, I"
which was very interesting to all.
She showed US how selfish it is
not to be willing to take some
active part in the public work
and help save humanity from the
evils that are abroad.
A paper entitled "Liberality"
was read by Miss Jennie Pick
ems. She gave some very forci-
BILE thoughts, Our time. and
money, our all belong to the
Lord, and we should at least give
one.tenth as He has required o;
US"
Mrs. Burdick gave a talk on
Our Talents We should give
up all our selfish interests and
make active use of whatever tai.
ent we possess.
Music-Blessed assurance. An
opportunity was given by the
President for the reception of
our new members and we had
the pleasure of listening to Miss
Jennie Pickens, of Quiet Dell.
After a few minutes talk on
the best plans of work, we adj.
journed to meet first Thursday
in October at 3 o'clock.
The Union joins in cordial
invitation to all the ladies in our
midst to come and join us in the
battle against King alcohol.
NJ. B. ID.
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EyeryheAy shouM Have Ii.


BANcRoFrs Book or TIE
FAIR. II represents the Great
Worlds Fair mall is glory. The
pictures are most magnificent
works Of art. The descriptions
are by Herbert Howe Bancroft.
The work is published in . vol.
umes and is about as nearly per
feet as it can be made. The pic
lures and engravlngs are from
the official photographs. Tie
Bancroft Co. Chicago, Illinois.
Auditorium Building. 37.tf.
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PRICE REDUCED TO s1.oo,
IsOMPsoWs MAGISTRATES MANUAL AND
FORMS

Has been revised to this date, and the
second edition, Just printed, contains
about three hundred forms, which should
be in the hands OF every Lawyer, Justice,
Constable, Notary and Business Man OF
West Virginia 1t contains forms in
civil and criminal proceedings under the
Code OF West Virginia for justices Of
the Peace, Constables, etc, and forms
for Attachments, Suggestions, Judg-
ments, Arbitration, Attorney. Notices,
Dispositions, Bonds, Wills, Aflidavits,
Mechanic Liens, etc
The forms are numbered consecutive
ly, and in copious index referred to
under appropriate captions, all referen-
ces being by section and chapter to the
Code OF West Virginia ds9ll and the
Acts since then.
The volume will be delivered, prepaid
by mail or express, on receipt of One
Dollar, net.
MARcELLus NJ. THOMPSON,
Se'.3t Clarksburg, w. Va.
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QUESTIONS An ANSMERs.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
How strong is the light of the
sun ? j. NICK.
1t is estimated that $500 wax
candles, at distance of i foot
from the eye, will give a light as
brilliant as that of the sun.
SIS
Is a Canadian an American I?
NJ. III. +.
He is. speaking geographically.
But custom restricts the use of
the word American to persons
and things that originate in the
United States; so he is not an
American in the usual sense of
the word.
SIS
In what year was the cotton
gin invented HEINRICH.
In 1898. The first gin was
stolen from the building in which
Whitney kept it, before 1t was
entirely finished. but the inven-
tor finished second machine the
same year.
G
Are the great lakes salt or
fresh water ? j. F.. C.
They are fresh the largest
bodies of fresh water in the world.
In the war of 1912 the British
fleet on Lake Erie was provided
with distilling apparatus for
making salt water into fresh; but
the officers soon found that the
apparatus was not needed.
SIS
What is the principal homeo-
pathic college of Illinois and in
the United States ? c. g.
In Illinois. probably the Hahe-
mann Medical College, Chicago.
1t ranks with the best in the
country. Other important medi-
cal schools are the Boston Medt.
cal School, the Homeopathic
Medical College, New York City,
and the Homeopathic Medical
School, Philadelphia.
SIS
Please give brief account OF
the sinking Of the British train
ing ship Eurydice. R.P. Il,
The Eurydice commanded by
Capt. Hare, was on her way
homeward from cruise with
about 800 boys on board On
Monday, March u, 1878. she
sailed up to Southampton. with
her gun ports wide open. A sud.
den squall struck her; she careen
cd, the water rushed in at the
open ports and she capsized. All.
most every person on board was
drowned.
Who said. when and where.
Put none but Americans on
guard tonight r. A. ". B.
The saying isascribed 10 Wash.
ington, the night before tie bat.
tie Of Trenton. Ii is probably
entirely apochryphal. An Ameri-
can quoted il 10 an lrishman re.
Gently. but the latter explained
its apparent meaning away ):
And why did he say Put none
but Americans on guard to nights
Because he meant Let the Irish
sleep; I've work for them to do
tomorrow.
Everybody ShOuId Unya IL
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Seekers Of Homes.

Those who wish to start over again
in some locality where good land is
plentiful and climate is favorable,
should post themselves, relative to the
irrigated districts of Colorado, Kansas
New Mexico. and Arizona, the dirt.
ehesp farms of Oklahoma, and the fruit
tracts III Southern Texas. To find out
the facts, address G. T. Nicholson, q.
2. A., Monadnock Building, Chicago;
or J, l. Frost, Land Commissioner,
Topeka, Kansas. And the Sante Fe is
the hest line to almost every part of the
Great Southwest. 32.tf.
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Kenneth Bazemore had the
good fortune to receive a small
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
when three members of his fami-
ly we've sick with dysentery. This
one small bottle cured them all
and he had some left which he
gave to Geo. WEAKER. a promin-
ent merchant of the place, Lewis.
ton, N. O., and it cured him of
the same complaint. When
troubled with dysentery, diar.
rhoea, collie or cholera morbus,
give this remedy a trial and you
will be more than pleased with
the result. The praise that ma.
turally follows its its introduction
and use has made it very popu.
lar. 25 and so cent bottles for
sale by
Wells & Haymaker, Clarksburg
or E. A.Wilson, Salem. 3S.1m.
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We recommend De Wits Collie and
Cholera Cure because We believe 1t a
safe and reliable remedy. It's good ef-
fects are shown at once in cases eff
Cholera Morbus and similar complaints.
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When occasion demands its use, try
De Wits Witch Hazel Salye. 1t is
cooling to burns, stops pains instantly,
cleauses, perfect healer for scalds or
skin eruptions, Always cures piles.
Sold by Il. j. Criss. %
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1.osr c,RErE ,orr1crps

LOST CREEK OFFICERS.
President-Mrs. Mollie Davis.
Secretary-Miss Anna Nutter.
Treasurer-M Miss Maggie Cum
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Take courage, press forward,
And hope to the end,
For the steadfast IN purpose
The Lord will defend.
Then march 70 the front
And stand firm and true,
For the Lord is our strength,
And will carry US through. +"
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My boy was taken with a dis
ease resembling bloody lux. The
first thing l thought of was
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Two doses
Of it settled the matter and cured
him sound and well. l heartily
recommend this remedy to all
persons suffering from a like
complaint. l will answer any in
quires regarding it when stamp
is enclosed. / refer toany coun-
ty official as my reliability. VIM.
Roach, J. F.. Primroy, Camp!
bell county, Tenn, For sale by
Well & Haymaker Clarksburg.
f A. Wilson, Salem. 3s-4t.
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Md1tunl ID PdrVo

the mind. HaDway.
Strong reasons make strong
actions. Shakespeare.
Dreams are rudiments of the
great state to come. Bailey.
That life is long which answ-
er's life's great end.-Young
He who undertakes himself is
justly undervalued by others
Hazlitt.
Patience is the support of
weakness; impotence is the ruin
of strength.
All things are artificial, for ma.
ture is the art of God. Sir Thos.
Browne.
By the constitution of our ma
ture moral evil is its own curse.
Chalmers.
Good humor is one of the best
articles of dress one can wear in
society. -Thackery.
Come and take a choice of all
my library, and so beguile thy
sorrow.-Shakspeare.
Where love is there isno labor;
and if there be labor, that labor
is loved. Austin.
When true friends meet in ad-
verse hour tbs like a sunbeam
through a shower.-scott.
All presentiments that are con.
tirmed by events give man a
higher idea of himself. Goethe.
Malice and hatred are very
fretttng. and apt to make our
minds sore and uneasy Tilltot.
son.
Scorn no mans love though of
mean degree; love is a present
for a mighty king.-Herbert.
How little do they see what is
who frame their hasty judgment
upon that which seems-Southey.
Philosophy, when specifically
studied. excites doubt; when
thoroughly explored, it dispels
it.-Bacon.
A word unspoken is like the
sword in the scabbard. thine; if
vented, thy sword IS in anoyher's
hand. -Quarles.
In acottage there may be found
more real happiness than kings
ortheir families enjoy inpalaces.
Horace.
Brave spirits are a balsam to
themselves, there is pobleness
of mind that heals wounds be.
You'd salves. -Cartwrieht
When dinner has oppressed
one. | think 1t is perhaps the
gloomiest hour which turns up
out of the sad twenty four
Byron.
The meek mountain daisy with
delicate crest, and the violet
whose eye told the heaven of
her breast.-Mrs. Sigourney.
If the wicked flourish, and
thou suffer, be not discouraged.
They are fatted for destruction :
thou are dieted for health.
Fuller.
The discovery of what IS true
and the practice Of that which is
good are the two most important
objects of philosophy. yoltaire
He who seldom speaks, and
with one calm, well,timed word,
can strike dumb the Ioquacious,
Is a genius and hero. -Lavater.
The bread secured by the sweat
Of the brow is twice blessed
bread, and ii is far sweeter than
the tasteless loaf Of ldleness.-
Crowquill.
The constant duty Of every
man to his fellows i to ascertain
his own powers and special gifts
and to strengthen for TIE help of
Others. -Ruskin.
Man only clogs with care his
happiness, and while he should
enjoy his part of bliss, with
thoughts of what may be. des.
troys what is -Drvdon
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How to Come 10 the rair.


Come from the hillsides and come from
the plain,
Come in your vehicles, or come on the
Come upon foot horse or bicycle
Bring families and sweethearts along
by your side.
Come IAN all as you can, and come right
The attendance help swell to mighty
big throng,
For there's not critic will dare
10 speak i'll of the Clarksburg fair.
Come to the fair from miles and miles
round,
There's room for you all when you get
Where 50 much will transpire, miss it
For they who are absent will rue it for
ever 36tf
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FAIR NOTICE.

All entries this year will be
made at the law office OF Marcel.
lus M. Thompson, in Clarksburg,
West Virginia. Entry books
will be opened August Goth, '95,
and closed Sept. ind, '95. at s
o'clock p. m. In all classes of
trials of speed the books will be
closed August 3lst., 1895. at S
P, m. Remember no entries will
be received on the first day of
the Fair 34.td
BLANKS ana posters and all
kinds of job printing neatly exc.
cuted at this office, Try us.
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Persons who are subject to diarrhoea
will find a speedy cure in De Wits
Collie and Cholera Cure. Use no other
1t is the hest that can be made or that
money can procure. 1t leaves the sys-
TEN in natural condition after its use.
Sold by Criss, druggist 80
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How strong is the light of the
sun ? j. NICK.
1t is estimated that $500 wax
candles, at a distance of foot
from the eye, will give a light as
brilliant as that of the sun.