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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

First. FIVE and half furlongs-Peter.
kin. 9s; Ru's. Luke Short. DR.. Reod,
100; Sidcau. 1913; Shelby, Boston, lOi;
Blackball, l0j; Cinema, IL.
Second, five iurlong.-Mi.s Maudic,
Miss Mamie. Miss Lilly. Dollic, IO2;
Norvin, Wanda T.. Mote, loco, b. F.
Fly. it,. l0i; Biackhawk, l07.
Third, ak iurlongs-N6li Carno,, Rea.
dina sc; Adah l.. Green Previtt 9s;
Ran Avon, q. b. Cox. DR.. Parke. Spring.
time 100; Imp WoIsey lO2: kindera,
Loitin. IT,, Brakeman 1903; Jardine, Old
Dominion l05.
Fourth. handicap. six and hall fur.
longs-sIi'A Lilly los: iiodgaon los;
Kiudora 1903; Treyalyan 1903: MolIie y.
IFS; Clara Bauer ll3; Nli.s Galop 100;
Brakeman 100.
Fifth. six aud half furlongs-Booted,
Bella b., %; Footrunner Henry OwsIcy,
Emperor Billet, Incommode 100; Sam
Farmer. Fldolio 1903: Viola c. lDi; Tx.
prcs', WedgefoId l0G; Fidsst 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09
New Orleans Results.

Twcn,v.seYsn,h day Of the Crescent
City JOCKEY Clubs winter Meeting
Weather rainy and cold; track heavy
attendance large. summary:
Frat, five aud ous-halt futlongs-
Clara Bauer won; Miss GaIop second !;
Bessie Nichols third: time. l:lj!.
Second. six iurlOns,-Kindora won
Wanda 7. second: Vancluse third; time.
1:23i.
Third. hre furlongs-Mar,ha Griffin
won; TriI!s second; Red Top third
time, LOST.
Fourth, Jackson handicap. mile.
Uncle Luke won; Imp. Treyelyan sec.
ond; Marcel third; time, :49i.
Fifth. mile-Adah L. won; Alethia
Allen second; Advocate third; time
:Jg!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09
LOTUS WINS a GAME.
Tho ErstwhlIe Tailondsrs Show up In Goo,

Tho Erstwhie Tailenders Show up In Good
Form.
Last evening At the seiber. alleys the
Lotus aud Columbia teams. OF the
Wheeling Bowling League, played a
pair OF championship game. at Seiberts
alleys and to the surprise Of the latter,
LotusEon the second game OF the two.
Both games were unusually close, Col.
umbia winning the frat By margin Of
but six pins, as follows:
Coiumbia-Bishop los, AmicS li2,
Goaiviug 1856. Weisgerber li22, Seibert
lSG, Blind Ia; total rs.
Lotus-0Ncill IL, lIaller 1877, Worls
l26, Hall lis, Weitzsl $50, Wise 100;
total 772.
In tine next game Lotus led At the
start, was ovea;aken in the 9th. bu,
squirt gave them the lead again and
they won out by nine pins. The score:
Iotus-0Neill Isl, Halter li3, WORKS
III, Hall l2j. Weitzel ll9, Wise l23;
total sos.
Columbia-Bishop l57. Amick los.
BoadwinS $50. Seibsr. li9, J. Weiscer-
erl33, Blind l25; total 7S9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

SJttiG! DiIpd!tl % N.t IEitII9tEctr.
WESTON, W. Va. Jan. S.-The mystery
connected with the receu. postoiiice
robbery at Jane Lew ia being solved.
David :. S,alnaker. aged about sixteen,
has confessed his guilt and says three
other persons whom he did not know
were with him and were the leaders.
lie is confined in Jail at Clarksburg,
and Il man named Day has also been
arrested on suspicion. Government
officers arc still working on the case
and expect further developments at an
earlY dnv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

Summary at Alexander Island Wash.
ing;on) yesterday:
First. six and n quarter furlongs-
Imp. Bones won; Mickey B. second
Andrew D. third; time. 1881.
Second, four add half iurlongs-
Canadian won; Della NJ. second; Ida 4.
third; time, 1903.
Third, six and quarter iurlongs-
Mask won; Pickaway second; Master
lode third; time, LAG.
Fourth. five fnriong.-Sonora won
Walco,t second; His Grace third; time,
los.
Fifth, milc-ChadrIar won; Uncle
Jim second; May Z. third; time, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

Chicago, Jan. Slight OF Chicago's
bes, amateur boxers will meet Bos,ou's
picked eight in less than fortnight; TO
battle with natures weapons Tor their
own glory and for the honor OF their
clubs and their cities. The contest will
take place in Boston. Saturday. January
IS. The tournament Ia TO be held un-
de. the auspices OF the Boston and Chi
cago athletic associations. In Boston
the matches will be held in tie asiocia.
tons splendid clubhouse. Il is known
as the annual amateur iutcr-ci,y boxing
tournsmen. OF the Boston association.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

sStrIGl Di,pGtch 10 tx h,lIg,Eeer.
MAgrISsRuRG. ". Va, Jan. S.-1he
national banks in this city elected
directors to-day. There was no change
in the old boards exccp: Arthur ".
Gilbert was elected in place of VI. c.
Huffman on the board OF the National.
and j. II. Butts wa, added to the board
OF the Citizens. Howard II. Emmer,
was elected attorney for the National
bank instead OF J. Nelson Wisncr. The
banks are all in n iourishng condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

Upon receipt OF your address and Is
cents in postage stamps, we will mai,
you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio Of
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Tho regular price is 80 cent?, but rs VIC
want you to have one. we mako tho
price nominal. You will find it worl;
Of art and thing 10 be priced. |. con.
tains full page views OF the great build.
inrs, with descriptions OF same, and i,
executed in highest style OF art. no.
satisfied with it after You 90. it, We will
refund the stamps and 10, you kccp the
book. Address II. L. Bucklen & Co..
Chicago, Ill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

by buzEing or roaring sound in your
head? Have you difficulty in hearing
distinctly? Arc You troubled with Il
continual dropping OF mucus. irritating
the throat aud causing you to cough /?
Is your breath unrleasantly affected
and accompanied with bad ias,o? Is
your hearing lcss acute? II so you
have catarrh and shonld at once pro.
euro bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm, tho
best known rcmody. Thp Balm will
give instant relief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

sp>:ia! DiIDl.sI to III hielasE,,r
WESTON, W. Vs.. Jan. S.-The NUM-.
cipal election held hors to-day resulted
in the election of Newton, Democrat,
for mayor. by majority OF four in the
First, Third and Fourth wards. The
Democratic candidates were elected by
ma ori.ies OF one. two aud five rcspec.
lively. In tho Second ward, Warren,
who is Democrat. but whose name
was on tho Republican ticket, was
elected bv thirty.two votes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09
TIE rAnMI;ns. INSTITUTE
FOR Ohio County to be Held at West Liberty
,Iauuary II aud ib,

For Ohio County to he Held at West Liberty
January II and IN.
On Thursday and Friday, January II
and IS, tho Ohio county farmers nn-
nual institute will DO held In the
academy hall at Mei. Liberty. a very
iluo programme has been prepared, rs
follows:
THURSDAY NoESiS1, JISUARr II.
lnWAIn. Mule. rfayei Music
lob q. IN -pte,ldsnr. address
1870 q. m.--SmAil Fruits for Pfodi WA. Dunlap
li.oDa m.-Clo,ef M u Feed and Fefiilifef.;.
u Jacob
ii.S0a II. Especial or Mixed fArnlns-';,'-s.
......,,.-.. John ~ Meyer
AFTERNOON sEIOS.
LOOP m.--rhc Farmer and wife AZ liutaen
iattuefs ..,s:.-;Mr, klliasPhngst
l:91 T. inflow Can We fnnrTr Girls Make
our Homes Moru Atirac,lTc'-.M ldA, Finley
10 p.n.-socIal Improvement In Farm Lile
Miss Lou lidgcley
200 .. m.--TAls upon Insects. Professor Hopkins
80 ,, m.-nl,coycrles During the Fast Year
IN Fungus DlNeA'cs,.........ProL I. Vim. Rama
500 ~ m.-Query lIoT.
wrSISG 'E"lOS.
7:oJp. 10. Music. prAyet Music
us y. IB.-.Shail We COn,luue TO Reduce the
Cost Of rrOdnclIou' Ye', Dr. Nye0i no. W.
W. Foreman
Sis p n.-Qurry BoI,
yEDGr SoESISG, JLSuAMl IS
lonIm. Music; PRAYER. Music
ieiS a IN. -SprAylu; fruits."....,,. w, u HiG,on
n:lcH. Including. GraitIng aud Prnnlnr
IL SaINIn
AFTERNOON sTsstOS
l.oO y. m.--Merlno Sheep for ProhL Nm. Nichols
lJJ T.. m.--Thr outlook for the Wool Indus.
James Bean
s0p. m.--Ihe Care OF Domestic Anlmsls.a..
90, iii; W " HseiS,
800 ?, Marlborough Tillsge Of the soil.
S'o p. m Query IIoL
EVENING sENoS. &
40 pm. Music. Prayer. Music
lis :. a.-shoald The Farmer Receive y
Thorough Education Opened by Proi DIehl
SIS RRs {: a.-,''"''' Discussion and question
Mr.. 7. T. Harvey. the secretary,
writes: This We have all reasons to
believe will be the best institute ever
We, held in the county. The stat from
the state experimental station will be
present, and the leading topics in tho
agricultural line will be discussed by
them and the leading farmers OF the
county. The ladies' session this year
will be particularly interesting aud
profitable. The programme will be
carried out promptly as scheduled.
Each session will be open TO the public,
and the admission free"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

Tho Brownie. and Calumet teams, OF
the Wheelins league. last night played
two games in the leagues second series
race, and the former won both With
ease. In the first game Hervey made
the only notable score, lIO. The
Brownies only made 79S in the first
fame, but Calumet was away behind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09
Y. ~. L. 4. Athletics.

Last evening At the Y. u. C. a.
gym" tho A. No. aud Vicilants. OF
the hand bali league. played 3 game in
the cham pionship series, which resulted
in victory for the former, score. 81 to
Of. It was an exciting contest through
out. P. o. G. now leads in tine pennaut
race. A. No. |, Vigilans and Eureka fol.
lowing in the order PANIED. Nigilaut
and Eureka play Friday night.
The junior hand ball league has COM
meuced ia series. There are four Clubs.
No Name, Excelsior, None Such and
Triangle. Excelsior and No Name play
Saturday morning az II O'Clock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

Are the good qualities possessed BY
Hoods SarsaparilIa. Above all it
puritics the blood, thus strengthening
the nerves; il regulates the digestive
organs, invi2ora.es tho kidneys aud
liver, tones and builds up the entire
system, cures scrofula. dyspepsia, ca.
tarrh and rheumatism. Get Hoods
and only Hoods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

lTcHrSG, burning, sCaly and crusty
scalps Of infant, clcanscd and healed,
aud quiet sleep RESTORED by Johnson'a
Oriental soap. Charles r. GoetIo aud
W. ". lrwi1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

HooD's PILLS cure all liver ills. bilious.
ness, jaundiee. indigestion, sick head.
ache. 25c. |
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

lEe-iounc plurlcigh is going to the
dogs fast. She-lm sorry for the dogs.
-DIirOh Free Press
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09
WORLD OF SPORT.
Tho Prospect OF Professional BaEo
Ball Ia Well Rrco!vod.
nj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CONNECTION

With tho Club Taken ~ an Indioa.
tion That the whesiing Club WIN
10 a Training School for tho st.
Louls Drowns--I.ast Nights bowling
Gamcs-Tho Races at New Orleans
anu Alexander Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-09

ravWpAr MORNING., JANUARY H.
liWAin Nude. rfaYuf Music
1918 q. IN -Pfesidsnrs address
1870 a. m.--Smail Fruits for Front WA. Dunlap
li.oDa m.-Clo,ef M u Feed and Fefiilifef.;.
The Afro-American., 1895-10-26
WHO ARE THE GOOD 2

Is there danger of adopting too narrow.
formal, and precise an idea of what consti-
tqtes religion, and so Judging other people 8
character and conduct with an unwise sever
lty2 We think there is. Faber tells us that
''the love Of God is broader than the meas
ure OF mans mind" that 'we make His
love too narrow by false limits of our own.
and we magnify His strictness with a Yea;
lie will not own" This is undoubtedly true.
The fault Of the sons Of Zebedee
i still the fault Of many sincere
and ardent but mislcd disciplps
we like to think and we believe we have 4
right to think, that there are more good peo-
pie in the world, than on the surface Of
things and tried by conventional standards
there appear TO be. Not al have really
bowed the knee TO Baal whom Elijah is ait
TO set down as ido!atels. Large allowance
may Justly be made for defects of education,
difference Of training, peculiarities Of posi-
ton. None but God knows all the elements
mat enter the complex problem of moral
desert. 1t were well that we spoke more
carefully about such matters than we gener-
ally do.
The Afro-American., 1895-10-26

lnough the term is not found in the Bible.
Iortltude Is a Christian virtue allied to corr
age, resolution and endurance, while no one
OF them expresses its full meaning. They all
imply opposition to adversely and evil, bit
opposition in different ways. Courage con-
Germs the future; it expresses opposition
reused, armed and expectant the foe Is in
front and the battle To come Courage
expresses a state 81 mind I'M wiil
is in control, the purpose fixed and
ready for the ONSET. Resolution IA
minor courage, or courage coming with
minor difficulties; it syirtue Oh tha sHirmish
me watching the enemy and resisting sis
advances 1t is the training for the determfn-
atlYe battle OF life. Endurance, on the other
nahd, concerns the present; the engagement
mas begun and wakes hot, it may be, so that
endurance is crest fallen and ''holding the
tort with some misgivings Of heart. 1t holds
on possibly without pluck or the hope of see
ing things much better in the future But
1orttude is cool and self-possessed holding
IRE III the presence of the enemy. sleeping on
the morrow. Unlike courage fortitade has
entered the battle and seen the worst without
alarm. Worsted today, it has strength and
resources which assure victory tomorrow.
Fortitude puts on a bold front. is conscious
o. resources not his own, ''endures as seeine.
Him who is invisible" Fortitude has
strength and staying qualities; it marches in
the column Of invincibles. The MARTYRS were
supported by this great quality In the con
lllcts OF human life, the person armed with
his virtue stands firm in his shoes, prepared
10 suffer or fight without finching or signs to |
lear.
The Afro-American., 1895-10-26
THE BURGLARS ARRESTED.
Four Boys Who Broke Into the japanese
Legation.

The Japansse legation, Washington. was
entered ~ toys aud robbed of several hun
dred dollars worth q jswalry. De ec;ives
weldon and HONE. accompanied by Officer
Barnes, arrested Harry and Charles Stewart
William Mueller and I'll Fislds for the rob.
Derry. All the stun vas found on the BOYS
an they confessed to the rolbsry.
The circumstances surrounding the rob-
berry are quit5 dramatic The nrst three
toys are orphans, and were for soma time
IN oae Of the city orphan asylums. They
are a about the same age Csixteen years.
and deliberately planned to tart out in life
as burg ars. Some time ago they attempted
the robbery OF the legation at 1917 N street,
This time they did not carry of anything
bu. some wine from the mlaiste.' > private
stock. They paid a second visit, however
and secured several gold watches and a LOT
OF other jeWeIry.
The arrest Of the Stewart boys vas the
iirst ono made, as Harry Stewart was ierm-
ariy messenger at the lsgadoa ana was
discharged several weeks ago on suspicion
81 having stolen $50 Fras saha. M the
Iaoa8f0n Thnn
The Afro-American., 1895-10-26
CURIOUS ISLANDERS.
1ho Cave Dwei1ers of Boring Straits
Are Without Enna1a

1hc Cave Dwellers of Boring Straits
Are Without Equals.
In BeriDg Straits, thirty miles off
Port Clarence and the shores Of Alas
LA, there are about two hundred of the
/ most curious islanders that ever we're
s<en. The Island or rock they inhabit
is about half u mile wide and a little
more than that distance long, and the
islanders are cave dWellers and live
on whale blubber, seal and walrus
meat. One abode is built over and I'M
Ger the other and to the right and left,
giving them strange and motley APP
pearance, not unlike the recesses in
haDited by bIld eagles There are
narrow caves excavated into the side
or the crumbling volcanic rock, and
In the bottom of each is some short.
native grass, forming bed in which
to sleep. At the mouth of the cave
and just in the interior fires are light
ed, and here they warm themselves in
the winter. Skins of different kinds
are also suspended outside to keen oit
the snow and cold. In the summer
the hardy natives leave their holes and
live IN odd houses made of poles, con,
structed near at hand OF the edge of
the cliff.
These strange people are usually as
strong and vigorous as can be found
anywhere. Moreover. they are entire
~ contented ami happy. They have
no government no chief, and no need
OF laws Living in families and set
ting forth every day in their kiaks for
the whale, seal and walrus, they re-
turn each night to their caves, or pole
tents. caring nothing for the outside
world.
Odd to relate, however, the prestige
Of the native is determined by the
clothes he wears. AS these consist of
skins and constitute the wealth of the
it VIII be seen that they are
not In this respect so much unlike civ
Iized people. But the man with more
clothes than anybody else has no more
authority. He is respected for his
but that is all.
The Afro-American., 1895-10-26
Serge Skirts.

Many ladies are having heavy black
serge skirts made up without lining. as
the serge can then tie washed. The
waists are finished with tailor's
binding of black satin on the darts and
edges, as satin relieves the dead black
of the serge; a good quality of satin
s->SS be selected. Brocaded silks are
among the samples shown for the next
seasons wear both in black and colors.
Moire seems to have had It's day
Woma2kind.
The Afro-American., 1895-10-26

'a National Bag, 4.

The Ank DC England rightly has tie
reputatioN ii being one DC the naigiti-
est poWeFsn the world of finance. But
there are cher institutions in Flurope
whose capitq and transactions are net
70 pc sneezei at even BY the Roths-
child aggregation. In It's last nlbnthIy
report the AusSo-Hungarian Bank at
vienna states that the value Ok itss
notes in circulation is 500, 40s 900 gui-
den ($26o,ooo,00o), md that II has goid
ana silver to the amount Of SAC, 495 600
gulden.
The Afro-American., 1895-10-26

&4M34n St@ ii $40 H
kAs aket stores ID she 8ogaa YIss
.na largest stores ln tha world. ma
1ahae st the establishment, however.
keats Pot 81 much oh lts size H al III
apllity ~ meet every want 81 rlVilIzad
soelefy Az an Instance of the cDmDre.
asnslYeiaess BE- Its scope, IL d man wish
II M sIarf housekeeping he ILLS La 4
form stating his tastes, social asnira.
nons domestic requirements and
means and the time he Wishes ii faFa
possession, ard on the day annointaA
nm house, furnished throughout and
provided With servants, win be ready
should Az bo matrimonIally inclined.
A Wife, with fitting trousseau. win be
on nand. Although 1t IS not surprising
tnat such Briarean firm as this shou15
stretch out AS it now announces. IL
tne electricaI-supply business. d sign
IN a pubic thoroughfare In Oldham.
Lancashlres strikes one as amusingIv
hncongrnosis' Oyer the doorway ID
.enblazoned IA gilt and electric light
letters; 0vercoats at lis shlllings
ready made; overcoats to measure. 25
shiliings; splendid beaver cloth, cheaD
Inc; electric lighting; high-class install.
iations only; the new three Watt Iamg
uses 25 per cent. less current than Or
dlnary lamps, Sole agents for Oldham
Rnd district" Then comes the name |
IF the ffrm, with the superscription,
'Iailors, clothiers and electrical engi-
neers. "-New York Times.
The Afro-American., 1895-10-26

SHOULD cLEReyMng ao 1vro por,TTYca


Ihe Boston Globe recently printed syn
koslsin IN Ihe above subject Hon. Elijah AT
nofsel n. ST, from Massachusetts.in diseuss
ing me question said s.If by that YOU rnear
should they take an active Interest i'll publiS
ahAlrss should they speak and slreaeI upor
great mora issues which are unfaSsr cons der.
asien pY iI6 ate legislature of by CeA. tFess
Il shoald they attend the caucuses and - to
tAe pulls and vote? Ianswer most cert5EReSs
yes. A2
Surely the Waterman on the walls Of zion
sAouid love his country, should love his Gs
sheaId be jealous of her honor. should d
her prosperity and advancement And
talniy Wnen great neral issues are at Ne.
as they very often are in state and national
legisiation, ne should not fail to initiate the
| prophet of Israeli and llft up his voice like 4
trumpBet and cry aloud and spare not.
| , turing our revolutionary struggle. when
| the whole country was in dire distress and
| When the people made great sacrifice, III
men were more Interested in our political
Wellare, and IN the success of the American
arms, or had more to do with shapinp fhe
policy and destiny Of the Young rqPnbIie
IMAM the clergymen Of New England.
I'D the early history Of New England the
AlnIster Of the town or city was the adviser
ana councillor in al the affairs of the Deonle.
ana 70 was the practice Of the legjstafI1re
which was continued down to a rpcent nina
mouse Of God and hear what was known ~
the election sermon. And on that occasion
the legislator learned from the man of Gid
70 leglsiate 10 his fear, and that all political
and human laws should be based on divine |
commands. II - ~
And who shall say that Massachusetts the |
mother OF states, does not owe her preemi |
nence and her wise and Just laws to the DoIit:, |
cal influence Of her clergy.
ana IN our later history duriDer tba ornat
struggle Tor the union, which resulted i'm the
overthrow OF slavery, the adoption Of the
amendments to the constitution GUARANTEEING |
civil rights the clery Of the country borc M
mean Or unimportant part
On the other hand, if your question aeks
snail the clergyman 60 on the stump during
polIllcal campaigns and discuss the tariff
ana hnance and purely business questions !?
l should say no. He had better leave that
neld 70 public men known as politicians
IN snort, the pulpit and the clergy are not
supposed to have to do directly with candi-
lates and with business questions The
Iefgyman sparishionels are divided on these
letSuohs, and he cannot take sides on them
Althoqt giving otfense, resulting in division
Lhd dlscord IN the church. But on great
4 questions, NE anti-slayery, temperance
doFmonlst, anti-lotteTy. laws regulating
marriage and divorce, the defense
4 Tie free unsecretarian public schools.
Avs Tor the protection Of ch2s- a
lty' lor me suppression of gambling and G
queries. laws to promote the settlement of
lSputes by arbitration, the enforcement of 9
IVY ana order, showing respect for and en- t
ouraging public officials in the discharge of T
lelf duties on all these questions the pulpit :,
9d inc man OF God can and should speak i"
lin no uncertain sound !
The Afro-American., 1895-10-26
AN IMPORTANT DISTINCTION.

On great occasion Richard Watson a.
clared zone fundamental pr:ncinIe Of
Wesleyan Methodism is ant1-sectarianjsm
and a catholic spirit" This is true, AS ali
Methodist history from Wesley down makes
evident Yet it also shows that Methodism
stands strongly for denominationalism and
spirit Of loyalty to its own
ideas. The combination thus indicated
seems TO US just the right one. Any body Of
Christians is sure TO be weak and uninfuen-
tial that does not thoroughly respect itseIf
and vigorously carry out its own special mis-
sion; hut it can do this without despising or
railing at their bodies, or comprising heaven
and earth 70 make proso,ytes from them. TO
live and let live, think and let think, to be
manly and at the same time friendly, is Meth
odism's way.
The Afro-American., 1895-10-26
Rapid Crown,

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10 New York which has grown to great
activity has been fostered, qrst NJ MI
by advertising. Merchants Aot many
years ago unknown beyond anssrrew
neighborhood have BY this means nnsl.
ed their names and their business snel
a distinction which extends throughny
the Union, and even throughout
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have developed rapidly into ba
Ears under the stimulus of atA ing