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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-10-30
5000 Fine to Offer Bride, Even
Unsuccessful.

Constituting above law the court mas
held Thomas Mckinney case) that:
"The section Of the statute under
which this action was instituted defines
= number OF offenses. namely: %. For
hiring or buying amy person, directly OF
indirectly. to vote any ticket or for any
part,cular candidate; (2). for hiring or
buvina any person, directly or indirect
". to refrain from voting any ticket or
fer any candidate; CD. for handing
a,.y money or other means. knowing
Il, same is TO be used TO induce. hire or
b, any person either to vote or to re-
FRI from voting any ticket or for any
ca,. date, and "a, for aiding. abetting,
con. selling, encouraging or advising
either the hiring or buying OF a voter
either the hiring or buying Of a voter
ticket or for any candidate. Any per.
sou. therefore, who hires or buys. direct.
| " or indirectly. voter to vote for any
ticket Or for any particular candidate'
or who hires or buys such voters to re.
frain from voting any ticket or for any
candidate. or who handles any none,
or other means to be used to induce
hire or / ny any voter. either TO vote o
% refrain from voting any ticket or 70
any candidate. or who aids. sbets. coun
~, encourages or advises sssAss u
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The lowest ticket rates to the West, ms well
as folders and general information, Will De
furnished on application To the undersigned
See that your ticket reads via the All
Line" V. h. CLArCOhb, Az Jasper
K A. CAMPBELL, Genl Pass. Agent.
" NJ RONAR Trav'g Pass. Agt. st. LOUIS.
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r., state 1891 and 1893 over the strenuous m
,r,, onroto Of and enacted tax Jaws
for the assessment ana va"
nation for taxation Of eepngcar -
.rs and telegraph companies by which or ho M
h;s compelled to pay nr JUN p
,ut;on enactment OF man!
porations escaped taxation entirely while the o'ns w
.;n eyrrs-nst thanon Of their value
the state board OF tax an
pointed BY the governor -. .. s..ua =, raw COM
The securing upright and just state board TAX com
the taxpayers OF the state Inc
hcan state elected would make up the ooau nav
dorsement named corporations ana
contributing their election and VIII release these
Of 1t is plain that THESE oen'.
the people and the laws ana
notify their enemies .;o,s oors m,de nv
amounts 10 moic
thanss5 100000 80, .ons rndsr tho
these corporations uho 'ne
the laws OF 1871 ana osa
thes board commissioners
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Boone Township Trustees
Notice.

The undersigned, Trustee Of Boone
township. Dubois county, hereby gives
notice that he will attend TO all business
pertaining 10 the office OF Trustee, al his
residence, about one mile west OF por.
tersville, on Portersyille and Ireland
road, on Saturdays of each week, and
requests all persons having township
business to present il on Saturday. Gil.
zens desiring books from the TOWNSHIP
Library, are notified that the Library i
kept by VIM. Mcllarris, in Porteryine
\. Il. CorfMAS, Trustee.
Aug7, 1896 y.
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(iuuu Residence II, 49,
For Sale.

House of eight rooms ana wv
and good cellar, with three town
Ireland. Good water, stable, ana
out buildings. In good order
way; q nice home near churhes
schools, with good society surroul
Will be sold very cheap and on
isrns. Apply 70 Q. DoASs' 'ssps
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sss -ea $40 sioO, o.ae s475a an sas so ov,

hiring or buying Of voter either to
vote any particular ticket or for any
particular candidate, or to refrain from
voting any ticket or for any candidate.
is liable under the provisions OF said
act. The plain language Of the
act conveys to the ordinary mind that
the intention Of the Legislature was
to punish the person who hires the voter
either to vote or refrain from voting any
ticket or for any candidate, WHETHER
THE VOTER FuLFIILs HIS PART OF THE
AGREEMENT OR NOT. The Of.
Tense charged does not consist in Undue
ing the voter. by hiring him to vote Oh
10 refrain from voting a particular ticket
or for or against particular candidate
but 1t consists in the giving or agreeing
to give to the voter something in consid
GRAFTON that he will or will not vote, ant
the agreement on the part OF the vote
to do So"
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HARRISON Trustees Notice

Notice is hereby given that the under.
signed, Trustee of HARRISON township
will att md TO township business on each
Saturday of the year, at my Office and
persons having township business 10
trrnsact are required to present It TO him
on Saturdays.
The township library will be kept at
my home in Haysville.
Indiana School Books are for sale hy
Henry Ruehrschneck in Haysvlle, and
A lam llarker in kellerville, Indiana.
JONI SElTz,
Aug 30, 1857. Trustee.
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TO KILL THE STATE TAX LAW
Tho Manure which Nearly 100000 OF na',Va
and Corporation Property to the State TAX no's
Uundoubtediy be Made Null and VOC uy '
Success OF the Republican State Ticket
OUR OWN COUNTY DEEPLY INTERESTED

Tn. unhoy the Railroads ana non the
80 0odtes 10 Burdens OF Iasa.o" 49,
Merch and the Laoorers'
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Every voter who knows NJ any violation
Of the law relating to elections and
bribery shout d at once scqusint himself
fully with the facts aud report them either
to the chairna" Of h,s county Dcmoc rattle
committee or To Parks M. Martin. chair.
man state Democratic committee. Indian
apoils. who will nj once furnish legal ser
Vices and undertake the prosecution of thu
criminal. with all possible energy, with
sss expense "a the informant, or any lie'
upoa the $500 au~ which viii be paid tn,
Informant In case Of conviction.
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rrnrEnAycr Nnw. Ayn yorra.

The moderate drnSer, says Ram, Horn, i
helping 70 gravel the road that l"ad- 20 tho
pit.
Ifn man c1ull only look ut himself with a
sober eye when he II drunk he would never
drink ugnin.
In Boston hotels have TO pry u liquor
license ol $1,000, AMI ordinary retailers 1000.
Drinks are high.
Inrbraic, are not allowed 20 marry in
Wnidcrk, Germany, unless they ran S'ye sat-
snctury evidence of retotmniion.
The Legislature OF California has passed "A
bill prohibiting the sale or liquor within two
ana n hall niles OF any soldier, home.
The Government Of Canada has prohibirnI
the sale of intOxiclnts among tho Indians OF
Hudson Bay 4 ,rritory, aud punIshes sever ny
any violation OF this law.
A contemporary declares that one Of the
greatest obstacles in the way ot the temper
ance reform Is the use OF wine and bran y
ON the tables Of the welI-to-io,
The saloon IL an ever present temptation.
il II nol strange then that men who pray
LEA us not into temptation should Tor
the sake OF m ellsy living maintain temp
tation for their fellow men.
In one year the number Of liquor saloons
In Arizona has teen reduced by tnlr, y-sovcn,
and the Territorial debt decreased sjl,4Sj.
These facts will furnish morals with which
Prohibitioniss eau adorn many II tale, says
the Los Angeles Times.
The New York sun says that six thousand
OF the seven thousand saloons in New York
ARE controlled directly or lniirectlY by one
OF the great liquor monDpolies, aud the
saloon keeper is practically subject to the
demands Of these monopOlieS.
Wo are given to laugh at the foolish man
ner in which drunken man speaks aud acts.
Rather should We feel sorrowful attne sight.
For II Is the most melancholy Of al! things 10
see "a man, made to the image ani lkeuess
OF God. with his god-like intellect becloude
and belooled by drink
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SELECT RELIGIOUS Reading.
IoRn on EAnrH.

Our Lord when on Garth was not friend
only for dark days. He could stand 10y the
grave OF Lazarus and weep with the sorrow
ing sisters. but could a well be- present at
the wedding at Cana OF Galilee. an honored
and welcome guest In our deep realization
OF the solemn mission of our Lord to this
sinful world we are too apt to forget that He
came as an image and expression and en-
bodimcnt Of the God Of love. The
morose rcformcr l. not likely 10 be hidden to
fcasts. whore his presence IL only a
gloomy shadow, and his countcnancc ~
threatening cloud. We may be- sure that
even in His holy purity this was not the inn
preston made 10y Him whose "com-
passions are new every morning There
was sunshine about Him. or the mothers
would not have throngcd around Him with
their little ones. the despised sufferers would
not have looked trustfully to- Him for help. the
1utcast sinner would not have turned to
Him for pardon. We seem t. fancy that
God made our eyes for tears. and that from
some other power came their glad twinkle
OF mcrriment or their expression OF inno-
cent JOY In the midst vi social converse.
Who wrcathrd the mouth with smiles that
answer to smiles Who made the dimplcs
too. In the baby'- fnceI Who lit the glad
loving light In it, cycs. IA II begins IT, be
aware Of the tender care OF it, mother? Why
will "" not remember that joy l. a. much
The gift of iod ~ sorrow, and to be- M freely
accepted In His presence y--ir"shytcriaU
EpNipN
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cASNor KErr spuGn.

Hugh MrCurIy. of London. Ontario, re-.
Gently appeared IN the Police Court Of that
city and wns hHndel document which in
formed him that this wils his nty-nuh ap-
pearancc bcfor" the magistrate since he first
mnde his worship's acquaintance In an of
fetal capacity. McCuriy IL a carpenter by
trade. "a very clever workman, and not u hni
fellow when sober but his fondurss Tor drink
has ruined him.
McCuriy looked over his record. and
mourniuly pronounced II correct. lIr Hd-
miitrd having twice signed the pledge Once
he had taken II before Rev. Mr.. Courtlcr. the
second time before Rev. Mr. Johnston.
"Rcrolcct that sdd ! would send you To-
the Central Prison II YOU ever appeared hero
again, said the magistrate. Are you will
inc to goy"
"Yrs. sir" replied McCuriy, in heart
broken tones. affected or real; IL hardly like
20 ask mercy
In all the times you have appeared before
me YOU have never been charged with dis
honesty. otherwise | should give You very
severe sentence. You seem 10 be- Nn unior-
tunate man, whose chief fault Is getting
drunk. can't understand why you don't do
better. one month in the common !all.' -
The Tcmpiar.
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AN AVERAGE HEALTHY YEAR.
Special Diseases which Afflicted Certain
Sections of the Land

In answer to tho general question whether
or not the past year has been a healthful one
for human beings. the estimate from about
~ per cent. OF the counties OF the United
States reporting 10 the Department OF Agri-
culture Is that tho peoples health is equal to
an average, while % por cent. put IL below
the average.
Six hundred and lfty-four counties
throughout the country make mention OF
special diseases. the leading complaints be-
ing grip from 30j counties, or AZ per cent. OF
the whole pneumonia from 22s, or 30 per
cent; typhoid fever from 2l2. or 39 per
cent; meas!es from 1873. or 2i per cent. ma
lnral fever from %, or II per cent; diph-
liberia from rs, or ~ per cent; lung troubles
from co. or 8 per cent, and scarlet fever
from 81, or . per cent.
Typhoid fever seems 20 have been espe-
clally prevalent In Ohio, where its ravages
are explained by contamination OF tho water
supply. resulting from the long-continucd
drought. Measles were epidemic chiefly In
Georgia and tho Cnrollnas, and mniaral
fever in tho Gulf and Lower Mississippi
States. Pneumonia and lung troubles ap-
pear from the reports to hnve been propor-
tionatey moro prevalent in the Middle Mis-.
sissippi Valley-Kentucky. Illinois. Missouri
and neighborlnG States-than In the region
north OF 1t.
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Tho trees find strength In standing to-
crthor. The picket lines m front do good
-oryc" in breaking tn" force of the wind. but
down In the heart Of the grove there l. gr"ut
quiet hut for the great noise overhead and
afar on The rear ranks of our trees los the
roUds today stand lik" reserve, at rest.
Fellowship IL means ot p"u"r. cut q city
street through them. open u path for thu
wind. and 1t brings in strife The fail oi
tru"s 10y the towns growth b, not all by IA,
ny. You can ilnd a hundred PROSTATE
trunks along now aNruu" cut through tn,
forest. because the great trees could not
face the now conditions. tree that can
stand alon" l. something rare. ",
grow impatient uf ia" crowd. but II il a
i,pty we owe to man 10 help hrrah the force
o'''e winds. Men like trees. In falling
down 9th ''es never. like men,
tempt eacn other to iait iHci- a, 49,.
OF loyalty In these trees Of all kinds that
stand together In unhroken rank AROUND
your homestead. Will" the tempest h. abroad.
As you look upon them through the rain. tn"
war of the wind through their hrunch".
comes to YOU like the hymn after the sermon
preached To you 10y the trees on this tempest.
uous day. When the gale subsidies W. will
20 ont and thank. not them. hut IN" Maker
of uS all TOR thinking into being u tree
Rollin \. Sawyer, ID.
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Rumaging over old newspaper files lately
wc cnIu" across some of Timothy Titromb's
lutters To young women, written nearly forty
years ago, which AFFORD an amusing CON
trast 20 IN" sentiments held 10y modern
young women concerning their place ia the
world and their relations 10 men. Among
other propositions gruvcly laid down 10y DR..
HOLLAND are these: Gpd meant that YOU
should h" dependent upon men. II l.
'ntirrly natural for you g. rely upon
chem for muoh that you have. You
arr never 10 quarrel with this Arrangement.
You will only mako your,rlf unhappy boy u.
because. by puurrcling with tod , plans.
vou essentially uuy'N yourself. and become
= di-rord. Therefore rrcpgnil" your d"prud-
tu"r gladly and gracefully. II you bead -
worthy, wumauly ifr. It Will he "a home litr
Tree from grrHt cNcitrm"uts IN" current
Il your thoughts will How IN retired chan.
n"ls. IL" then argues that 1t H. easier for
women than tor men tp enter into the thri ..
tian life. "brrau-r icrliug Of dependence
t. native Ia the female heart. and
adds with utmost soriuueurs-. IL suppose
It H. very rare that those who Hrr druum-
mated strong minded women become roli.
sious.' All of which reminds u- of the man
who Stoutly maintained th" impp~~ihilty
u steam being used ~ u motive power for
steamer was gracefully gliding mp IN" llud.
son. And what number of 'diScurl-' who
have h"com" "uu~rNrd' there AR nowadays
In ia" splendid missionary ami Temperate"
organizations OF WON II,
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KEYSTONE STATE NEWS CONDENSED.
LOCATING THE LINE.
Engineers Running the Levels For the
Butler and Pittsburg Road

wilkins 4 Dawson. civil engineers Of Pitts
burg. nave been employed 10 locate the pro-
posed Pittsburg \ Butler railroad, from But
ler 60 the Allegheny river. to connect with
the Union railroad of the Carnegie Steel
Company. When this work IL complctod
which will probable hc within n fow weeks
specifications will be- made and bids adyer-
ti-rd for. The program Is 10 give the job to
n number of contractors In short stretches 20
hustle 1t along. II has been iutimntcd that u
Donaldson. Baltimore, will do the tunnel
work. Drake a StrhttOn will also have u
grip ON some of the road work. "a 4. II.
Given, treasurer ~ the road. Is member of
;hc arm. There Is no possibility Of any con-
trActA hninE lnt hnlnrn nrNt month.
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LIVE TEMPERANCE TOPICS.
A oiAST IN ouR LAND.

GIANT IN ouR LAND.
"Thero is n giant in our land,
Most cruel and uniccling:
He captures souls, and ruins homes,
And sends his victims recling.
THIS giant IL Intemperance,
And many homes he's blightod;
Go where you will, you'll find him still
guest too Oft invited.
This giant grim. we mean to slay,
As on 10 war we 20;
Well bring about n happy day.
happy homo below.
Then let US gird our armor on,
And like an army stand;
y, Jet US work, and fight. and pray,
For home, and God, and land"
Anna Grace Milan.
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ECLIPSE or THE sun.
The Great Astronomical Event OF the Year
1896.

The great event OF the year 1856 is the total
eclipse OF the sun. visible only in tho extreme
portion OF Japan. AmooT River, Siberia,
way, within the Arctic Circle. Ii is estimat-
ed that there will bo many expeditions from
various points in Europe, England, Germany
aud France. On June 27 II party OF 90
Americans will leave Philadelphia to view,the
eclipse at Bodo, on the morning OF August
Sth. 1t will also be possible 10 get u glimpse
OF the midnight sun, which is seen at the
North Cape AT tho horizon at midnight, as
late rs August lst Thus. within few days,
II will be possible TO SEQ the full sun at mid.
night, and a few days later a morning mid.
night. The expedition viii be accompanie ed
by many astronomers and students OF as.
tropomy.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07

Ginseng is scarce this year in the Big
Sandy Valley, Ky, from whence much Of
tho ginseng produced IN this country
usually comes. For some reason the mount.
anters have neglected the Industry uuring
the last year or 50. Ginseng is now worth
$3.50 pound, but the price Is likely ~ in
crease considerably very soon.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07
5ERLlN'S EXHIBITION OPENED.
The Emperor of Germany Was Present at
the starting.

The Berlin Industrial Exhibition was
opened by the Emperor OF Germany. although
tho preparations for its opeainS wero by
no means complete. Tho weather was
bright and tho crowds large. The En-
peror and Empress came 10 the grounds
on the Imperial yacht Alexandra. The
Kaiser appeared to be in ons OF his most
serious moods. He omaie no speech. rs he was
expected TO do, and merely said Eyes"
In reply 10 the formal question whether his
Majesty would permit the opening OF the eS-
hibition. Fraiherr Won Berlcpach Prussan
Minister Of Commerce, then declared the
exhibition opened. A number OF members
OF the Imperial household accompanied the
Emperor and Empress. Prince Ferdinand
Of Bulgaria, who is in Berlin. paid visit to
the exhibition building.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07
ALcouoL ts 4 roisoN.

writer IN the Popular Science Monthly.
giving the latest verdict of science I'm the
case OF alcohol. makes the following striking
statements; "rhc evidence up TO this time
from the chemical laboratory, from expert
mcnts, from hospital studies, from statistics
and other sources. clearly proves that alco-
hol is poison and Is positively dangerous
10 health, The facts concerning its rnynges
and baneful influence arc too common to hc
called In question, and the statement that
II IL the creates, peril 10 modern civilization
has basis In actual experience"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07
mFSAcE TO THE ruBLIc.

The saloon is u menace TO the Republic. II
strikes at tho homes Of the common people
OF this country. The stability Of the Nation
depends upon the safety OF the home. Safe
guard and preserve the sanctity Of the home
and the Nation will stand Neglect 10 do
this, and the day IL not far distant when
America viii bs reckuned among the dead
empires. Sacred Heart Review.
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LlHoni'r ollr'rS who went To- th' mount
aims saturday To cartur" tn" walters gang.
returned at night with only one prisoner.
',""r,c sSanl,', Wiz who served n nmnrcr "u" "r
wears in Inc rrnltrntinry Intcr "A youn,,
man nnmcd Dallas Hicks vns arrested who
il Thought tn Ice connected with IN, t,nn,,
Doth pri.nurr- will h" hold for trial.
,yuiiu, MA, ..,,..,.,..., .,t MA, ,,.,,,.,.
fireman of a coal train running from Irwin.
w'r" seriously injured hy the wrecking ~
their engine un the Turtle Creek valley
branch. Will" on their way To- Export.
cau-"d hy the hrrakins NJ the main truck.
nnd hnd they not jumped they would havo
Walter llu-trttrr. prominent farmer wiu'
Ia niuntuwu. ami started to dtiv" home IN
th" afternoon. About o'clock IN the oyen-
INK %" was found lying d"ud under ha
Ei, f,rbraj II H., a",,,',,. S. ,' ,,.. t'' i'I
~, i,,. t..,..,
BIrGlnr4 entered th" houses off judge
li"UtF Werner W BruukNiIr. Nhuro 'ury
1'''' W'u'' III J. =. lawson, Nh'f' th,
'' Wy '"u','' 'hI 7 +" ,u 'l7' 'Nl' g'"
N",'h N'f' 'nN'h' ana n - l'''h't' "h't'
'''"'l' ''''''"E ''' a'"''' "''' ''' ''h.
Ncv castle citizens are circulating prtt
u"n- which will D." presented g. councils.
ASKING mat lh "rdlunn'" nr pas 'd 1" pre-
vent Nh"uh'h d'-''rhil"n. u j. proposed To-
lose h'i 'lIhr "t'rr-, '"ul"'tipn"rt's and
"th't places "i hH7'n"~~ "h Nuhdiy.
while GUY Kerr. of Charmicharl4. wa.
Iruilus e team Of hur-r. from "a Held during
= thunder .torm. lightning struck aud Killed
On" of the horses. lh" current followed the
leading strap aud pn--"d MP th" boys arm,
burning "a ~ir'hh /" the CHOW.
f. Is announced that Willin,n u sin,,,rI,
,rI Iut,nI states pi.,ri.i A,t,rn,, II,r,y
NNhn nan may resign ~ Democratic frrsi-
''u'lM "l"'l'F-. "u account "l the iaW Tor
'idins Federal "Ii'"r' from holding "l"r-
i've "Ii'''S
food inspector Moore la, h,on spending "A
few day. gathering samples of food products
from New castle dealers. lie also SECURED II
sample 'i l'w"nhd" sold At Main = circus,
"h''h h' thIhN' II A'"'Vrhi'"'
I,hu I,hr.,r ,f S.,yi,Ll,y ,,,rr.hi,
Wc.tm,rriand county. will sue the scott
Coal company for sjODD damage. for the
irAth of hi. son, VINO was killed by an rlrr-
ir' wITr Ia scots mine
Stohrt~towu. Wc>tmorrland county. &.
tcrrnrilrd Toy thieves. Within short tim,
me p"Stoiiir" ana numerous stores nave boon
r"hp'd' IN" 'ltlhrh' hhN' "rSahllod NiSi-
lance committee.
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Striking Servants Win.

Tho strike Of tho servant girls Of Superior,
Wis, which had tesn on sovera. days. il
now ovor, rs nearly evory employer has
given In 70 the de.-and for els a month.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-05-07

ono ~ the greatest hinrultir- "n"oun.
tcrot by IN" adyucatps of Lords day re-.
form j. the way In which their teaching.
are n"utrnlil"d hy the habits pt protesting
Christians. cH-o IN point occurred not
long ago In "a suburban church. The tcu"h.
cr of u class of boys In sunday school being
absent inquiry was mad" II hr wrr" ~. /,
which his son replied that his father went
10 the theatre the night h"iur" and rrarhod
homc So late that hr was stlil resting ~
bed. The pupils of this man were bright
lads about twelve year, of age. Could any
ON" convince them, In tho light of their
trurh"r', conduct, tina, h" cured a., mU' III
for their spiritual wrlar" ~ for a plHy
This Il by no means an isolated ease but IA,
mention Of 1t nuy emphasize th truth that
any thorough scheme of SUNDAY uhSrryanr,
must include the manner of spending SGtur.
day evening. without returning to th'
strctnr-S Of early New England days We
may get wisely cut OF entertainments aud
indulg, nrcS that lay heavy mortgage, upon
the Lord '- Day