The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1895-01-24

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The GAZETTE Office. 1927
Ayers Hair Vigor is certainly re-
markable preparation and nothing
like it has ever been produced. No
matter how wiry and unmanageable
the hair may be, under the influence
of this incompatible dressing, it be-
comes soft, silky, and pliable to the
comb and brush.
The token of appreciation of The
GAZETTE received from Sanborn peo-
pie during the past two weeks, and in
the shape of a largely increased sub
scription list, is fully appreciated by
the publishers. To give Sanborn
readers spicy department will be
our constant aim.
Last Sunday evening and Monday
morning we're periods of falls in hu-
mainly. The drizzling rain fell on
sidewalks only to be frozen, and made
that system of travelling about as slip
perry as can be imagined. Those who
did not take the middle of the road
enjoyed frequent falls in going from
church to home or from home to bus
mess, but no fatal accidents have been
reported. One clever young man
escorted couple of young ladies
home Sunday evening, and when
within a few feet of the door the
young man slipped and fell in such
way as to knock the feet from under
the young ladies. For a moment
there was quite heap of humanity
together, but the three came up smil-
ing without injuries.
In personal letter from the groom
it is announced that the wedding of
Hon. George F. Duerre, now county
treasurer of Wabasha county, but
formerly with G. A. Francois & Co., of
this city, and Miss Mabelle E. Cassidy,
occurred at the residence of the brides
parents in Wabasha last night WED
nesday). The bride is the daughter of
w. w. Cassidy of that city, and is one
of the most charming and beautiful
bellies of that section of the state-in
fact, George says that he considers
himself one of the luckiest of boys as
he is getting one Of the best girls
down there. Every one here who
knows George and his acquaintance
are his friends-will congratulate him,
and among Georges old chums the
word has already passed around that
the bride has secured one of the best
fellows in the State. Through The
GAZETTE George extends hearty in
vitation to his old friends to visit him
at Wabasha after Feb. 18th.
Rev. L. L. Hanscom delivered an
effective sermon at the NJ. E. Church
last Sunday evening. The text was
taken from Daniel, Weighed in the
balance and found wanting" applying
to Belshazzar. He asked his audience
to imagine the scales of the almighty
in their midst and then proceeded to
weigh them with the ten command
ments. He scored the Roman Catho-
lie church to the extent that he did
not approve of it's bowling down before
pictures of the virgin, etc., and said
that in order to do this the church
found it necessary to omit the second
commandment and to make two com.
mandments out of the tenth. The
minister bore down with great press
ure on the commandment "Thou
shalt not commit adultery" He said
no greater sin was committed to-day
To woman it is fatal, he said. The
average life of fallen woman is sever
years. He admitted that the scales o.
human society dealt unjustly in this
matter, but God weighed justly and
man would be he'll = equally RESPONSE
, BILE with woman. Human society
condones the crime of man." he said
land condemns the crime of woman
But the crime will be punished by
eternal perdition of man when weigh
ed with Gods scales" The ministe,
commented on stealing and remarked
that he had seen people mean enough
to steal a 10 cent supper at church
social. He thought the liar the mean.
est man on earth, particularly the
insinuating liar. He was the fellow
who would insinuate and create sensa
tons in society. He thought covet.
business the root of all lying and Of