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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-01
Y il0s 600 mil duIos!! OF GlI1EU4s il1 1oTs'

RIA MADRID. Sc aeaban de recibir eli la
Peluquerfa Lat.rat Bat San Francisco 49,
Sepanlo los one quielan salir de pobres. y
recu6rdeee que i Ia ocasidn la pintau calva.
10 5
*. POI. Caguas, Cayoy, Abonito y Co
merio va estan nacldos los lenlieros de tabsco
y sc preparan mnehos terreuos para las pr6>
mas siembras. ST eli tempo resata favorable
para el cultiyo alcanzaran bucna cosecha.
* El paso de la tubelia del acneaucto
por el eaiio de San Antonio Sc har;i en- dos
seccioues, derecha izogier!a 9el puante, en
tuhos dc Ia mi;ad del di!s.otro de los principa-
lea, cue Sc estsn tun1iendo gu Ell estabieemicn-
to de Sobrinos de PoItilla.
~ Aver tarde circalaron rumcres en- esta
capital de que ell ministerio conseryador estaba
en- crisis, sin que sepamos de d6nie procedo la
notlcls, como no sea UNA de las tautas boias
que lanzaa 4 70 lar los desoeapados.
- Mes disen qae para fines de aflo de
sapareeera la aduana viejs, actual dcp6sito
mereautii, Sc ensanchara Ia lsrmosa avenida
Daban.
~ Hemos dido decir qae s consecneneia
dc Ia rotura de muchos tubos dc los principaes
que sc emplean en- cl acueducto, no alcanzaran
los existentes para terminar las obras.
lieinos Quo ueclf que los eAaiAelles eh
la Ese'icla normal de Maestros para obtener
certidcado de altitui daran principle el dia Il
del actual.
=. De Lnqnillo: sEa la tarae del do
miugo 90 del corriente fac ha!lado en- la carre
terra que dc este pueblo condace al de Rio
graude en- e sitio denominado eallejon de Ia
hacienda eFortuna, sobre un charco de san
gre ell cad:ver del anciano canpesino Jose
Rivera Caldisee. El juzgado municipal la
gusraia civil sc constituyeron segaido en- ell lu-
gar del succso Sc sigue con gran aetiy;dai 10
correspcndiente sanaria en- aver;saaaidn de 81
Ia muerte Tue natural yioenta, pues el cada-
yer ten:a dos heEidas contusas en- Ia cabeza,
~ Dice un diafio local que 70 es exseta
10 noticia que ciTculd, de que don Alexandra
Nii!ar piense ir de tcmporada Aguas baenas.
-. De- Luquillo: .El q del corriente sc
di6 cristiana sepatara la viItuosa simpAtica
seiorits doha Cecilia Carriilo Mata, vfctime
de una ripida terrible enfernedad. 81 eA.
tierro fUG muy lue:do: ell it.etro que iba cu
bier.o de elegantes boniias coronas de Ia ia.
miia &c la tinada, de otras familias de la loca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-01
Ricos Y PoBREs

Ell conde sen6 deante de ccritoro apoy5 la baba
sobye Ia mano izquierda esper6.
Ell corsa u6 introdGcido seguida.
Nesa cl mismo erno que cuano viva t Elena, 500
que mucho deerorado.
AL entrar ell suntHoso gabnete del conle, compren o
meior que 10 que aba dcho ccra rol ami
go Brosois
Ell da que te encuenrea frente fente rival tai
estes sobrocogdo que 81.
In eecto, demacrado rostro, cxpesaba embsrazo
que 81 10 cousegua domnar.
Las palabas cgaban sus labos: Ia cdIera, que
roia acar durante pa:cos la soa idea del coe de
Corbi6e hala deaparecido cuanto haba asyesajo e
d!nte de Ia imponente moraia.
Sc piede asegurar que ca lie pesaba haber ena1o ali
momento de locuTa.
Feiizmente al pasar Ia por Ia americana ormirse
pecho para arroar lie Il e senmento de ercogmento
que lie hogaba Ia viea que gaardaba c sre
gris con los dez mil frances.
cuaaio e !c despuas de hahee mirado atenc6n
eas cufosidad lie rreguno para romper ell sencio:
-; Fodtis decirme 10 qae os rae!
FL ieegraeado sonr6y contest6:
=; Decs?
El eonde do con pei fecta cortesia
pregunto que debo el honor de vuestra vista.
Z! baritone incn6 dijo certa frmeza en- Ia
ST, 81, vais saberlo.
FL conie, indicandoe sila, lie dijo
-iIaceime e favor de sentaros
FL corista Sc 10 hzo repetir.
Coloe5 sonbrero sobe la alfombra seercandose al
crtorio, do decisi6n
-Nengo habaros de asunoa.
-; De asuntos? ?-repi,i6 el conde sorprendito.No
creia tener-os
oh. 81.
Neamos peo pareee en- esto debe haber un error
No.
Jos lla.nais Escoubere!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-01

BaLrorEcA a.. CoRREsroSpnsc'A PuERToRIco"
-Fgnrate q1e cuando &c vi por prmcra IA Gale
ell Bon Malcht. ;te acuerdas? dabss medo
des!e1osos mo hubea iamas enconrarte
bueno e ell fondo amabie
-;Es qHe til me has convertible.
-Iues ben, ayudame aclarar 10 que quiero saber -.
=: Ianto interds tienes?
-Mucho.
-- Bueno obelecert, scTors, pero condcjn.
-sCnal?
One iejsas que 20 solo paaos
para consegairlo
Como quieras
-Seri question de mncho tempo.
-sQnt inpora tai que log emos nuesro propdsito?
-SY despues?
sDesputs que?
-Supongamos que lescubro padres que han abn-
dona 10 miserablemente. Que sucedera?
va
Una de esas dos Escueha bicn Esto llama
d.ema el padre la rnadre en- question Vigen han
sIuertos ocuparetnos mas de olos?
-Desde luego.
ST viven es necesario distipguir . o son rcos soa
Is ESQ dilema?
-Sf.. 81 ricos mas el mayor despccio.
KS verdad.
-Entonces nos contentaremos con aeedenarles
tai
-Si son pobres
-Podremos syudaTles
No vayamos muy prisa. Pueicn ser lobres s abso,
lumente mposbles e1ecrsles. En- que ga
naremos conocerlos.
DE to2os nodos, quero saberlo- dijo Elena
II conde sc encogi5 de hombros.
-Bueno; buscaremos-iiio.-No Sc negartc NADIA.
.CuanGo comenzaras:
OH pero d6jame tempo. No nay prisa.
ST.
FL conle Sc aearicid pala> izo gesto aquies
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-01
ULTIMA IIORA

Al entrar en- prcasa ia CoRRGsroNDESclA,
circuIa por esta Capital Ia notca, con yisos de
veraad, dc que el actual Gabinete dc Madrid Sc
halla en- crisis Con tai motivo, &c asegara que
el seIor sagasta ha sido llamado por S. ID. psra
conatituir miuistorio.
Sc cree que Ia aot;cia cantrmando estos
rumores no tardars "a horas en- recbirse of.
cia!mente Dor cab'e.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-01
|1nrafoc ( ;o onay;a2na Ea la re!ojerfa
DVlG@V0 u ~ OlIVl li9aNS de SaaYei,ra-

Luna 72 sc do.an relojes con toia perfection
sistema americana, SC platea y nikela. Espe
cisilad en- dorados para hotonaduras de uni
forma.--Sau Juan de Puerto Rico. Isl
~ lla falleciao en- Santiago de Cuba el
senior don Eurfpdes de Escoriaza Carlona,
hiio de Aguadilla, ell cual hacfa muchos amos
ee encontraba en- aquella ciudad al (rente de
respetables cssss dc comerco dltimamente de
la &c j. Bueno Co. Ell seior Escoriaza
Caraona era un respectable cabalero y tenla
una blllante posici6n en- Cuba, en- enya socic-
dad era muy considerable por sus beilss condi-
cioncs de caracter. Fu6, hace mas de 90 amos,
eleoto ,liputaao d cortes por cl disttito de
Aguadilla es hermano del prestigoso Excmo.
se1or don Paacasio, tambien hijo dc aqnel!a
villa, en- donde cuentan asi como en- San Ger
man Ell esta capital, parientes muy cercsnos.
Reciban to1os Ia sincera expression dc nuestra
condoencia.
*. III Excmo senor Goha5nador general
de aauordo con la hecci6n de a!ministraci6n
civil, ha dispuesto la eiecucidn de los acuerdos
de Ia oomison provincial aprobando los expe
dientes &c repartimiento general ordnario
para 1897 98 de Ysbucoa, San Sebastian,
Ponce Penuelas,y devolyiendo el &c BaEeelo
meta para que sc reforme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-01
vkn|E 4 Es.
PARA listed.

PARA listed. -7E -, epigrofe de estos u'a: ren,
uea dc las mss antIgaas y screiitadss fabricas
de oigarrilos De laa que en- Cubs elaboran sus
productos con rama de Vuelta Abaio, y al
traerla i Puerto Rico, inyitamos 4 los consul
mjaorcs de cigarrilos prueben los antes diehos,
para qae con nosotros aseveien una vez mas 10
que tan probat'o tiene esta marca; que es la qre
has,a hoy sostuyo su cr6tito Ia hace ser pre-
cursora dc ma gran competenoia. Su dueilo,
don Adofo Aizparaa, ha nombgado como agen-
te en- San Juan de 'usito Rico don A. Raus.
chemplat. 3o-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-01

que Sc reslizara, puea dicen con raz5n que ambos
Sc tienen respeto miedo y la inica maners de
desmentir estas apreciaeiores es ell acndlr Ia
palcatra. Los paarinos de uno de el'os, dleen
a. Gu apalrinatlo sempre esta dlspuestoiala hid
Tenemos noticias lie que Sc estan concertsndo
otros matchs, entire cllos uno de t&ndems.
~** Jultos en- la igesia de San Francisco
de As{s,-EI domingo, tres del corriente, al
toque dc oraci6n Sc cantaran toda orquesta la
halve Iotania en- honor del G!orioso Fatriarca
San Francisco dc Asia, Patron de Ia feligresia
Del nlisnio nombrc, y el lines, fesllyldad del
santo, !! las ooho de Hu majlana, Mlsa so-emne
con panegfriao s cargo de m eloenento orador.
Sc suplics ls asistencia dc fie!es y deyotos
~. Trata;Io pr&ctieo de cogte y hechura
de trsjes, para hombres nIos, con nnmerosos
patroacs reducidos y tbujos. un tomo tia
81, 5o.-Manusl practice dc eqnitacidn. un
tomo tela sl75.-- Iratado te6riao p;Actino de
velocipedia. Un tomo tcla 81, rs. Llhrs!fa
de B. L, Sanurio Vidal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-01
Dizcoeh0s champagne aa,s, ri's Esaia sndays T; +

y Lore. Gailctaa vsini!Ia, Petit Beurre, Ne
va, Social Tea, Sultanas, Mascotas, Zsfret y
dc aqua Julene oaaigFe, Jalicpe au Gras.
Pate dc foiegras trufado, accitunas relIeuas
y anchoas sin espnas, en- eEI Colmado, de
Cerecedo, Hermanos y Companfa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-10-01

RIA MADRID. Sc acaban de recibir eli la
Peluquerfa Lanrat Bat San Francisco 49,
Sepanlo los one quielan salir de pobres. y
recuerdese que Ia ocasidn la piatau calva.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-01-21
washinxton State News.


The population Of Chehalis county is
1O,473, an increase Of 1,4OO in two
years.
The Electric Light & Power Com
pany is planting maple trees and other
wise improving the Tumwater park,
near Olympia.
Judge Hume, in Seattle, has fixed
March 90, 1897, as the date upon which
William Carey, convicted Of murder,
will be hanged.
It is thought that new use has been
found for the black beachsand Of Gray's
harbor, that it will prove valuable for
the iron that is in it.
In Kittitas county all approved bills
up to January 1, 1896, have been paid.
The last payment before this cleaned
up all warrants issued prior to April,
1895.
It is said that a measure will be
presented to the coming state legisla-
ture to re-enact the beet-sugar bounty
law passed in 1898, which has now be-
come imperative by limitation.
The Spokane Reform leauge will con-
tinue in its work Of trying to close the
saloons in that city Sunday, and has
engaged an attorney to assist in prose-
cutting the cases that are expected to
arise.
Mr.. Durham, one Of the oldest set
tiers of Gig Harbor, in Pierce county,
died last week at the age Of 50 years
He was the first man to settle at Gig
Harbor, and lived there during the lat.
ter years Of his life.
During 1895, the Rev. John F. Da-
mon, Of Seattle, married 1913 couples.
The oldest groom was IS years OF age,
and the oldest bride "a. The youngest
groom Of the year was 90 years old,
and the youngest bride 10.
There is movement af0ot in the
southern part Of Stevens county to di-
vide the county on line running east
and west, about half way between Col
vile and Chewelah. There are about
Il, 900 inhabitants in the county.
There is large quantity Of old bills.
at the capitol in Olympia that will
have to be destroyed. Two years ago
the schools found these Of value to mss
as scratch paper. The school pupils
oathered them, but many were scat
tered about the streets They may be
Had this year, il the matter il looked
sitter BY the teachers and assurance
EVEN 4hat they will not be used to lit
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1897-01-21

Our sun il but one Of thousands =
others Of equal Or greater ma9nitudA
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25
Nervous Prostraiion
ON the VERGE OF A TOTAL COLLAPSE.
The Wear end Tear Incident 10 Tho LIE Of Travelling
Salesman Very Often Results Seriously.
IRON, the Press, Cssveland. Ohse.

petite and performed my duties with no heart
whatever. My friends recommended one
medicine OF another, and one Of them suggest
ed Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
/ bought a few boxes and followed the direc-
tions regarding their use. They restored my
nerves to their normal and natural condition
they drove away the violent headaches and In
somnia, and made me feel like q man who en-
joyed life. am now at times troubled with
headache while experimenting the work et
the mime. but the pills quickly and effectively
dissipate It,"
Mrs. Whann, too, is very enthusiastic In
her praise of the pills. She has used them
for headache and nervousness, and has re-
commended them to many Of her friends.
DR.. williams Pink Pills for Pale People
are considered an unfailing specific for such
diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis,
st. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, nervous headache, the after effects Of Ia
grippe, palpitation Of the heart, pale and sal
low compilations, that tired feeling resulting
from nervous prostration; all diseases result
ing from vitiated humors in the blood, such
as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. They are
also a specific for troubles peculiar to females,
such as suppressions, Irregularities, and all
forms of weakness. In men they effect rad.
ical cure in all cases arising from mental
worry, overwork, or excesses of whatever
nature. Pink Pills are sold by oil dealers or will
be sent post paid on receipt of price, 30 cents
box or six boxes for $3.50, by addressing
DR.. williams Medicine Company, Scheneo'
tady, N. Y.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

The most exquisite times in most peo-
pies lives are those when they are (per-
haps unconsciously) expecting some
thing.-F. F. Montressor.
Great souls attract sorrows as noun
tains do storms. But the thunder clouds
break upon them, and they thus form a
shelter for the plains around.-Richter
We can never see this world in it's
true light unless we consider our life
in it as state of discipline, a condition
through which we are passing to pre-
pare us for another state beyond.-J
w. Alexander.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25

J. II. Whann, who lives in suite No. 20 in
the Body block, corner Of Payne and Wilson
Avenues, Cleveland, Ohio, had suffered for
treme nervousness. His nervous system
had become undermined BY irregular habits,
and he was reduced to the verge of total
prostration. Mr.. Whann is no longer q
travelling salesman, that occupation was
fraught with too much danger to his health,
and he abandoned it. At present he is con.
nected with the Mahoning Coal Company,
and has charge of Q mine three miles distant
from Alliance, Ohio, and there he spends
most of his time.
Travelling salesmen have to put up with
o great many inconvenience when they are
on the road" said Mr.. Whann, meals,
sleep and rest, are often irregular, and these
causes unsettle ones nerves, was rapidly
approaching point where would become
q nervous wreck unless I employed extreme
measures. I found it almost impossible to
read or write for a period longer than few
minutes. would pick up newspaper with
the intention of g1anci-,g over the news Of
the day. In five or ten minutes would
have to lay the paper aside and get up and
walk around to quiet my nerves. 1t was the
same when did any writing. could write
for few minutes and then have to give it
up, as my hands would become shaky and
my whole body and mind in quiver.
"This nervousness brought on severe head.
aches; it also brought loss of sleep, all Of
which combined to gradually break down my
health. became run down and lost my ap.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25

In this world we are more or less de.
pendent upon others. The suspenders
couldn't hold up the trousers if it wasn't
for the buttons.-Bainbridge Observer.
Joe Murphy, stand up. You're trying
to put on airs, you are. Do you mean
to say that you never buttoned your
yarn galluses on hickory peg' We
might as we'll sit down on you right now.
Else, first thing we know, you'll be tell.
ing us something about your claw ham.
mered coat and low.necked vest. Shut
up, Joe, or we'll fish up an old cut out
of the hell box, and picture you to the
world as you are.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25
Lands N wisconsis.

Are now a. desirable ~ any in the mar.
ket. The lands, particularly in the
northern part Of Wisconsin, are being
rapidly taken up by actual settlers.
The most salable are the timber and
meadow lands now ranging in price
from $500 to $1,000 per acre. A few
months hence their value will be greatly
increased.
For q home or for investment no
luckier chance in the West has ever been
offered. Now is the time to invest. No
better farming land exists anywhere.
No greater results can be obtained any.
where.
Schools and churches abound every
where. Nearby markets for all farm
products. Wisconsin lie one of the ban.
ner states of the West.
For further information address OF
call upon w. E. Powell, General 1mmi.
grafton Agent, 41O Old Colony Building,
Chicago, III.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.


International LoeaOn for March 06S
1e07-Review.
ARRANGED from Peloubet's Notes.1
THE LESSONS STUDIED.
I. January 3Christs Ascension. Acts
T. January io-rhe Holy Spirit Given.
5. January IA Multitude Converted.
l. January 24-The Lame Man Healed.
Acts 3:1-16
s. January s1-The Boldness Of Peter and
John. Acts 4:1-14
6. February 7-True and False Giving.
Acts 4:32; 5:11.
Z. February 1.-THE Prison Opened. Acts
5:17-32
8. February N-The First Christian Mar
tyr. Acts 5:s-15; 7:54-6O.
Q. February 2s-rhe Disciples Dispersed
10. March 1.-THE Ethiopian Convert.
Acts S:26-40.
H. March 1+Saul. the Prosecutor. Con-
verted. Acts 9:1-12; 1920
r. March 21-Christian Self-Restraint. I
Cor. 9:19-T MAY be used as a temperance
lesson).
THE BOOK.-Acts to 9:31. Review the
chief facts about the book Of the Acts.
TIME.-About ten years From May IS.
A. D. 80, to A. D. 40.
Olives Samaria and the country between
GAIA and Jerusalem, Azotus, Cesarea,
Damascus, Arabia
PERSONS.-Christ, the Apostles. Mat
thias Stephen, Philip. Barnabas. Saul, the
Ethiopian, Candace, Ananias, Sapphira,
Simon, Magus. a lame man. Caiaphas, the
Sanhedrim, Gamaliel, Ananias Of Damas-
Gus, a multitude of disciples.
EVENTS.-The ascension, the promise
of return, the ten days prayer meeting,
the descent of the Spirit on Pentecost,
speaking in unknown tongues. multitudes
converted, great generosity, lame man
cured, trial before the Sanhedrim, i'm
prisonment, release by an angel. death of
Ananias and Sapphira, appointment of
deacons, martyrdom of Stephen, the great
persecution, the mission to Samaria, Simon
Magus, the false disciple, the conversion
of the Ethiopian, the conversion of Saul.
SUBJECT SCHEME.
SUBJECT:
The Foundation and Early Development Of
the Chris tian Church
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25
Advertisement for Bids for
Stock Of Hardware.

In the matter Of the assignment Of A. 4 F..
Rockhold. for the benefit Of firm and indi-
vidual creditors.
In obedience to an order Of the court hereto
fore made, will receive sealed bids In writing,
ct my office In Hillsboro, Ohio, until Saturday
noon, March "a, 1897. for the sale. % whole,
Of the entire stock Of goods Of said firm, con-
sisting Of shelf hardware, stoves. tinwsre, tin
ner's tool. .etc. The terms Of said sale to be "a
follows One-third in cash, one-third in sixty
days and one-third in ninety days; deferred
payments to be secured = the satisfaction Of
the Court.
Said bids must be accompanied by certified
check to the amount Of ten per cent. Of the
face OF the bid, said check to be returned. II
bid is not accepted. The privilege 10 reserved
Of rejecting any or ell bids, and said bids are
received subject to the approval Of the Court
GEO. L. GARRETT, Assignee.
Hillsboro. o.. March 16. 1897.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25

An Atlanta clergyman is firmly of the
opinion that hell is not a place but q
State. We'll bet two to one she goes
Republican.-Cy Cynthiana Democrat.
We don't blame her for going Repub.
lican. If the Democrats down there run
things like they have on this earth for
the past four years, we don't blame her
for going Republican an.-Ripley Bee.
No, no, boys, she's Democratic. The
Democrat hasn't any foothold on the
earth, or the heavens above, and now you
won't even let him 20 to hell in peace.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25
Mayors Proclamation of Elec.
ton,

laws Of the State Of Ohio. I, h. D. Davis,
Mayor Of the Incorporated Village Of Hillsboro.
Ohio, hereby notify the qualified voters Of
said Municipal Corporation, that on Monday.
the 9Th day Of April. 1897, between the hours
of $50 o'clock .. a., and $3.50 o'clock p. M, ct
the Q, ss
Of choosing the following officers for said COR.
poration, to wit:
Three Members Of Council.
One Water Works Trustee.
One Treasurer.
Given under my hand and official seal at my
Office In said corporation, this 18th day Of
March, 1897.
[sEAL] b. D. DAVIS. Mayor.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25

Oak in it's natural shades and the
very dark bog oak are the two kinds OF
wood most used for both woodwork and
furniture in library and dining-room.
The newest furniture for spring Is
following after the oid-time French
periods, the time Of the three Louis
particularly. Sometimes q room has
everything in 1t after one style, while,
again, harmony in effect Is sought with
out regard to any particular epoch.
Wire screens are now made to fit
across the top of salad or punch bowls
q contrivance which will be appreciated
by the housckeeper. who can now use
the bowl as q centerpiece for holding
cut fowers.-Chicago Record.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25
Spear Points.

He sins against this life who Sights
the next.
The sense OF Gods nearness charms
away thousand fears.
-Sobriety is in the body-chastity
and temperance; in the soui modesty and
humility; and we need them both.
"Be sober."-Jos'eph Angus. DID,, in
Christian World.
ut u great calamity that any man
or woman should attend church 1or ten
~ twenty yeasn and then BE- unah1e u
tell some ono ~ wag - NA-p. +
uoo1y.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1897-03-25

A Populistic fool named Walters has
introduced bill into the Kansas Legis-
lature to enact the ten commandments
into law. Perhaps he doesu't know
that the laws of all civilized countries
are based upon the decalogue. The bill
is curiosity and reads as follows:
"Whereas, the men of the present
generation have become scofers, and
whereas, they have strayed from the
religion of the fathers and
Whereas, they no longer live in the
fear of God and
Whereas, having no fear of punish.
ment beyond the grave, they wantonly
violate the law given to the world from
Mount Sinai, etc."
"Women," the author of the resolu.
ton says, ''live in fear of God. but men
must be curbed, hence the provisions
only apply to the latter" Then follows
this list of punishment:
For "having any other god" 81 900.
For worshipping a craven image"
81 900 and one year in the penitentiary.
For taking the name of the Lord in
vain," $500
For mot keeping the Sabbath day."
$500.
For refusing to "honor thy father and
thy mother" $500 and six months in
prison.
For committing MURDER" hanging.
For adultery" imprisonment for life.
For violating the commandments
which say "thou shalt not steal" "thou
shalt not bear false witness, ""thou shalt
not covet," fine or imprisonment at the
discretion of the Court.
The bill probably will pass the House.