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We shall value our study of the Bible in pro-
portion to our idea of its importance. The
Book certainly has strong hold on many emf
nent men, and its principles exercise power
ful influence in public opinion.
The New York Tribune, Feb. 16, 1896, in an
editorial, said:
Tho Bible furnishes the best groundwork
for perfect scheme Of ethics. Its teachings
are the basis Of law and order. The laws that
have been passed for the government of men
and for the protection of individual rights are
imperfect and inhuman, unless they conform
to the general spirit of the teachings of Christi
Pope Plus the VI. l77S), alluding to q new
translation of the Bible, wrote to the author:
You judge exceedingly we'll, that the faith
fui Should be excited to the reading of the
Holy Scriptures. for these are the most album
dant sources which ought to be open to every
one, TO draw from them purity OF morals and
of doctrine, to eradicate errors which are so
widely disseminated in these corrupt times"
Dr. Lyman Beecher declared:
Our Republic in its Constitution and laws
is of Heavenly origin. 1t was not borrowed
from Greece nor Rome. Where we borrowed
ray from Greece or Rome, stars and suns were
borrowed from another sourcc-the Bible"
The Book Of the Aets.
This is the fifth book of the New Testament.
the second by st. Luke. Christ promised
Siauu IeSuitS 10 tue Snurch rs u consequence
of the descent of tho Holy Spirit, and the book
of the Acts is a splendid commentary on tho
promise of Christ. st. Peter is the principal
actor in the first chapters of the book, while
st. Paul is the hero of the main portion of the
volume. st. Peter made bold strokes in the in
terest of the Gentiles and thus we'll paved the
way for that one who has become to be known
as the Apostle to the Gentiles. In no other
book is it possible to learn so accurately how
10 become Christian and how to live Chris
tian. These two grand essentials for Christian
life and work arc gloriously illustrated in the
ministry of st. Paul. The Book of Acts is the
very repository of the missionary spirit 1t
develops the methods of missionary work. The
book covers the reigns of Tiberius, Caligula,
Claudius Nero These names suggest the popu-
lar spirit. or ut least the political spirit of the
times as to the Christian religion. While SITS.
Peter and Paul figure SO prominently all
through the book, Christ is never compromised,
beliitled, forgotten. but always magnifed,
glorifed, made first everywhere and all the
time If one would get good idea of model
minister, he finds it in the energy, wisdom,
persistence, patience, endurance of the man
from Tarsus. To get into the real spirit of the
Book of Acts one should sit down and go
through the volume in single reading
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NO. 2794-NUMERIcAL.

Yes. 8. 4. 8, 9, 7,8,I
TO his art while with US here.
All that's best of him must be
With times transit doubly dear,
Naugbt Of his that now can be
Fer 8. 4. 9. s. 8. 1.
Need Of praise, his 1, 5. 8,
Pay we for grand service done.
Martial music cannot break
His deep slumber's perfectness;
Bugle. flute, 1, 9. 5, 5.
Thrill not through the silences.
Slnmber on. o, artist true.
Till the resurrection morn!
Friend and teacher shall You be
To disciples yet unborn.
JOHN JAIME, Chicago, III.
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NEW PUZZLES.-NO. 279.

no. 21SS-ANAGRAM.
o. sunny mode of living,
When what one does or grows
Is paid for in currency
That every body knows
Is cheefully received at par
In any country, near or far.
II. H., Moscow, Idaho.
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SPECIAL PRIZE OFFER.

Rokeby is DESTROYS of seeing our souarists do
some line work, and offers a nice. cloth bound
book to the person sending Mystery the largest
number of squares. based words contained i'm
the following alphabetical list before July A. 1897
For the second. third. and fourth best collection
we viii award three other books. This is the list.
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"Don't Tobacco-spit or smoke Your Life
Away"

Name Of the little book just received-tells
about Notobac. the wonderful, harmless, eco
nomical cure for chewing, smoking, cigaret. or
snuff habit. You run no physical or financial
FISK. Tor Nofooac is absolutely guaranteed to
cure or money refunded Your druggists Got
Il or will get il. Write for the book-msiled
free. THE STERLING REMEDY Co., Bog 3. In.
dams Mineral Springs. Iud. Agents wanted.
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Children Teeihing.r

Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP should al ways
he used for children teething IL soothes the
chtl". so.ieus the gnms allays all PAIN cures wind
collie, aiid is the best remedy for disrrbaa Twenty.
i've cents bottle.
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SUNDAY MEDITATION.
A Study of the International Sunday
School Lesson Appointed for Feb
q, 1897.
Subject: Arrest of st. Stephen. Acts 6:9
10. Death of st. Stephen, Z: $500.
INTRODUCTION.

Zone reading these notes should rstcarefnlly
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures As
indicat ted aho
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Each word in the list is O very difficult one To
square and TO build upon any a genuine achieve
ment. See how many you can make in the time
given.
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Paying the Bonds in Gold.

Mrs. Hudnut makes liberal offer to Invalid
Ladies on page 8. Be sure and read it.
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MYSTERY.

Every reader IL invited to send solutions and
original contributions. and to compete for prizes
offered. Definitions followed by an asterisk (se
are OF obsolete words. Address all communica-
Tons to Puzzle Editor. THE NATIONAL TRIBUSs,
Washington. ID. CT
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The Book of the Acts: Subjects Treated.
Ascension of Christ 1:1-A.
Election of Matthias 1926.
Pentecost shower 2:1-36.
Commonness Of possessions 37-47.
Lame man 3 1-26.
Also
Commences Of possessions 31-37
Ananias and Sapphra SILL.
Miracles and prosecutions therefor 70 AZ
Election of seven deacons 6:1-S
Grouth of the Church.
Acts, lis =. 100.
2:4l 5000.
4:4 5000.
5:4. Compare Multitudes.
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NOS. 27S9- 9O-soUAREs

]. river of Mexico 2. One who steals a herd
or large number of cattle. tStand) 3. F. o., San
Diego Co., Cal. A. Without inclination or dipping
B. A thin plate of metal, leather other material
used In painting, etc. 6. powerful and very
poisonous vegetable alkaloid found in the hemlock
z. Angels.
1. town of Asia Minor. 2. One who exists g
A small genus of terrestrial orchids (Stand1 A.
Having little or no tendency to take a fixed or
definite position. 5. One of the higher aleohos of
the methane series. g. Arranged in a succession.
z. A bundle of Beech Nuts journals.
REX FORD. Alplaus, n. 7.
NO. 279l-sYLLABIC ACRosTIcAL ENIGMA.
ONE reverend pastor. by his sermons deep,
Would always send his audience asleep.
Two pants while walking, with his face afamo
Searching for cuckoopint to please his dame
THREE faithful feeders of their masters herds
Were true in deeds. as we'll as in their words
FoUR views with pride his barn and bins well
filed ~, - - =.
With grain and turnips from his fields well titled
FIVE durra cultivates meath Indian skies
With a machine, this grass-like grain he dries
That ALL means " terrestrial" no one can DENY.
If you can disprove il. OH solver please try
-MAUDE, St. Joseph, Mo.
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lillian knight, Montevideo, Mimi. is
awarded a copy of Kate Brownlee Sherwood's
Campfire and Memorial Poems" for the FOL
lowing naner-
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BURKE't5 GARDEN.
Burke's Gard ~, Va, Nov. -, %.

/
The locals an here have been
missing for some time.
Mr.. Trobie Suffer, non Eu, ting
Camp, spent Saturday anal Sunday
withhis brothers who are attending
schoo! here,
Wade Cornell ana q. O. TAomp-
son visited their homes in Thompson
Valley the last OF the week.
The Lutheran me.nbors OF the
Missionary Society hal a very inter.
esting pubic meeting at at the Cen.
uai Church last Sunday morning.
The program consisted of music
.recitRtions, an essay and an address.
\ special collection was taken a! tie
close Of the meeting.
Air. Frank Lewis and wife, and
son, OF Fazewell, spent segelal days
with friends IN the Garden last week.
Miss Grace Hight, of BlueGeld,
has been Visiting her sister, Miss
Florence, who is attending school at
the Academy.
Rev. L. l.. Arlington, the Metho
dist Circuit Rider, Will preach in the
Central Church nexf.s,Huiay morn
-I8 at eleven o'clock, aud at The
Glade in the afternoon.
Rev. James Repass and family, of
Washington Co, spent several weeks
with relatives here in the Garden.
The Circle met at the Academy
last Saturday 5ht Fto:n all ac
counts there was an interesting
meeting.
Eev.AV. H. Greever, of Biuefeld,
savo US very interesting address
Tuesday night on The Reformation
Of Germany.
We -re SONY go hao- lm. Ais
e. 4li IS cs e. -ti. -.aoi 20 at.
Oa les. N4dn. SOFA, }. o. l. 81
o. ,Saue. ari@ excis q ~ q FOX
c,uang f3 ia. ! "a ami ifyl-2
= Il one sd %. fnr suuLa i..H 5.
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GAP STORE.
Gap store, Va, Nov. is. ~.

The corn was very much dl,hac-
Cd by the wind storm last week.
Mr. and Mr.. Frank Peery moved
To B!uciield last week. We are sorry
10 nave these good people leave us.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Y st returned
from Richards Wednesday where
they spent the past three weeks
J. d. Farmer attended the dance
NJ Mr.. J. H. Yuung's Friday night
anl reports good time.
Mr.. T G. and Hiss Goa Catron
spent Saturday night with their
brother in Thompson Valley. and
attended the quarterly. meeting. and
dincd with NJ. John Buchanan on
Sunday
Miss Ora Daily was at Lcme from
Tuesday until Sunday
Miss Nag Ncel was tho guest of the
Misses Wa'dron Friday and Satur-
day.
Misses Lena and MerIand Yost,
spent last Sunday with tLeir sister,
Mrs j. w. Mcneil.
Messrs Green Christian and Robt.
Mccall, Of the Cove, dinred with j.
VI. Q. Cltron last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mis-. A. f. Daily spent
last Tuesday with Mis-. w. G. Yost.
Mr., II. III. Daily was at home Sun
day for the first time since the
wreck. He left on the east bound
train for Flot Top
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CHAIRMAN Charles TOwne, of
the national committee of the silver
Republicans, has issued an address
TO the silver Republicans of Amer.
ca. He calls upon them to buckle
on their armOr and says the gold
standard conspiracy is nearing its
consumation aud that only most
energetic efforts will save the pro
ducerS of the country from indus
trial S'avery.-Free Lance.
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Mr.. W. 3. SPRAfT

INA not seem, as one would i'm
agine, to have been in "a sweet
tempered frame Of mind last Tues.
day. He * not plea sed with
his small majority over Smith.
As we said last week, and as Mr..
Spratt knows, he was elected bv
Democratic votes. If the Demo
ocrats had tried lie would have
been defeated. Mr.. Spratt was
not the choice of the leading Re
pnblIcans of the county, as lac
well knows, and we think he
ought to be grateful for what lit.
tie he did get.
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THE General Assembly Will
meet December |. But nine
members Of the two Houses of
the next Legislature will be anti
Democrats. These are opposition
members of the Senate-Claytor,
who ran as an Independent;
Hale, POpulist, and Flanagan,
McCune and Parr, straighOut Re,
pnDhe?ns.
In the House the 0pp5siiian
will he Buford, of Brunswick;
Good of Carroll; Spratt, of TaZe-
well, and Taylor, of Patrick.
There will be no cOlOred mem Der
in either the Senate or House of
Delegates of the coming Virgin
ia Legislature.
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WHAT CAPT. LUR1Y SAYS.

Capt. Lurty, who was candi.
date for the Republican nomina-
ton ior Governor OF VIRGINIA last
month. says lie was defeated hv
some improper means, and attri-
outeS 1t in some degree to Lamb
and Hon. j. IOSt, and the lattcrs
re nomination, he says, lac will Ger
talnly do all he can to defeat. He
says his own party ought To clear
itself of the charge of fraudulent
practices before it arraignS the
democrats on the same CHARGE
Alexandria Gazette.
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SPl+NGVi-LE.
SpringviIle, Va, nov IA, 1897.

n,o =, C.,.
80, = ''0'''" 90
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Ram u.. u
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nicely at this PLACE
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i,..I.. 49,. " -"
Sunda, c>cnln.t. A,r v.uu.A like
10 .,rvA wAcr. lee. .n.>. hf,r,
chr$tnutS | .lt,..<
CRAZY McM"'i'n' son "i &. i.
'"'''' "'''''' - very SICK al TINS
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BENBOW.
Benbow, Va, Nov. IL, 81.

A. a Lundy's new houae is pro.
crossing is.
The turkey trade is about over for
the year.
Tie quarterly meeting held at
White Church last Saturday aud
Sunday, was well attenGed. We
had some of the finest sermons that
we have been permitted to listen
to sor some time. All who have had
the privilege of hearing Rev. j. T.
Frazier know something of his abil-
ity rs a preacher.
People are very NJ uch behind with
their corn shocking owing to the dry
weather.
Farmers are only waiting for it to
turn cold enough to kill their hogs.
Messrs. VIII and James Correll,
and Sam Thompson were sporting
Saturday night and Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Foster did not fill his ap.
pointnent ut this place last Sunday
On account of the qua rterly meeting
but will he here again on the End
Sunday in reXt month.
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerk 5 Office Of the
Circuit Court of Tazewell County, in
vacation, November 2nd, 1897.
c. NJ. Kilby, Complainant,
VS. In Chancery
GeorgieIte Clarke, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to subject,
by attachment. which attachment has
been levied and returncd) a certain
house and lot belonging TO the defend
ant, known as the ''Clinch Valley Sem
mary" situate in the Town OF Taze-
we'll, Tazewell County, Virginia. and
to subject sundry personal property
also levied upon in the county Of
iazewell and belongs to the defendant
TO the payment of debt owing and
due the complainant by the said de-
PENDANT, amounting TO the sum of ssh
p. with interest thereon from October
LIST, 1897, and OF the costs of suit. And
it appearing from affidavit on file in
said office that Georg,ette Clarke is not
"a resident OF the State OF Virginia, ii Is
ordered that She appear here within 10
days after due publication of this order
aud 90 hat is nece- sary 90 protect her
Interests IN this suit aud that hereof De
published and posted as prescribed by
law.
y copy-Teste:
II BANE HARTMAN, Clerk
of CircuiG Court of Tazewell County.
HENRY * GRAHAM. p. Il.
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Tazewell, Va, Nov. 10, 1897.

Tazewell, Va, Nov 10, 1897.
Editor NEWS:
The last campaign IN Tazewtll
presented some strange and le-
markdhle facts, which tnrnS the
joke and laugh CA thc Edltnr 1T he
Republican,. Vie went to Cove
Creek during the campaign OF SO,
and spoke TO very large audience
That precinct was th,n largely
republican This fall the same
speaker went ia the same place and
spoke TO an audience of ten. The
precinct went democratic this time,
two to one. He also spoke in
CrOcket'S Cove. a strong Repuhh
can District, and the Democrats
carried it by good majority The
same state of things exists il
Russell county. If the Col could
have carried out his program and
made a few more speeches The
Democrats would have been all
right. ] do not mention these
things as at ali rejecting upon Mr..
PendletOn'S ability, etc, but the
laugh is on him.
Very Tr'uy,
SURSCRIREE
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, '97.

HAVE any of our Democratic
friends taken tie trouble to calcu.
late the li;l'"sci &c Between the votes
received nv Tyler and Br, th!-
Tazewell Republican.
Yes. Bryan receI' ed 1882, and
Tyler 1896, Bryan receiving only Sc
votes more than Tyler. Your fig
ures are wrong as TO Tyler's vote in
the county. Be careful of Your fig
ures, Col.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-11-19

TIE people of this Senatorial
district may hc assured that in ST.
CLAIR they Will have one of the
aoIeNt representatives. in the upper
house of the next legislature. TIE
lion. Jno l.. HnIt, of PittSylvanla.
who for twenty years was mean
Der of the legislature, and who
served with st Clair, declares him
to have been one of the ahle,t first
term members he had ever seen in
the body. With experience. and
mountaineering Stellar Will ba
gin his second too. win Increased
ability and influence Lebanon
News.
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The Page Courier says that large
numbers of apple trees are now be
ing planted in all sections of that
county, aud that in a few years
the apple crop of Page will be its
most important crop. Fruit cult.
ure in Virginia is in its infancy
Our lands are admirably adapted
to all kinds Of fruit. and the apples
of Virginia have world wide rep
utation- a good apple orchard in
some of the counties of this state
is almost equal to an orange grove
in Florida. Ii costs little to take
care of the trees when once they
have begun to bear. and the "a til
erIng of the fruit is about all the
expense of the crop. There Is
wealth in Virginia orchardS.-EN
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RAdIord, Va, Nov I3.-Mai. J.
lloSe Tyler has decided to ap-
point i. Gwen, of Manchester.
private secretary: j. II. Tyler, Jr.,
messenger, and *. Il. Harmon, of
Pulaski county, and NJ. l.. Daw.
son, of Richmond, members of the
Governors staff. He has also de
cidcd who is to he surgeon of the
penitentiary, but will not make it
known until after the Inaugural
ton. Major Tyler is said to be
overwhelmed with applications for
Office which he cannot give.
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Read our cl"bb.ng oder on 4;b
page. Y0u will want "a plenty II
roading matter during the long win
Ter eye nmgs. Send Us your sub.
-criptioa.
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The glass men have raised the
price of glass; the cotton manulac-
turers at Fall River have cut the
wages of their operatives: the
miners and smelterS Of Colorado
have met at Denver and determin
ed that lead shall, hereafter, be
quoted at Sl.25 instead of $3.50.
And thus Mckinley rules and Din
gleyiSm reignS ut Washington
and everywhere a consumer and
wage Garner can he plundercd.-
Courier Journal.
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BY It's RECORD Of rcnai Nable cures
Hoods Sarsapari Ia ha, become the
one true blood purifier prominently in
the public eye. cot Only Hoods.
floods Pills are the best family
rathartic and liver medicine. poe.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1897-11-19

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of
Tazewell Circuit Court.
I'M October 20, 1897.
The Davis Sewing Machine COMPANY. n
corporation chartered under the laws of
the State Of Ohio
Complainant.
VS. In chancery.
Nj Johnson,J r Sparks, r. M. Sparks
1ngh Sparks, Ella Sparks William Ban
dy' ST. trustee, James Bandy, Trustee.
James BandN. and James IL. Shannon.
Defendants.
The object If this suit is to enforcei =
Ju cement lien in favor of the complain
ants against the defendants, for the sum
OF $4,000 with interest from the LIST dav
oil December, 1885 unit paid, and the
costs OF TINS suit and the cost of the suit
Mt law. subject to a credit of SiI. Sc. as of
January p, 1896. against the lands of the
Defendants, and To subject the
same TO the payment tn reof And il an
pearing from affidavit on file in said oAice
That the defendant, M. johnson is a non
resident OF the commonwealth of Virginia.
1t is ordered that he appear here within
hfteen days after IT, puI lication of this
order and do what is l cessary TO proiact
his interest in this suit. and that comics
hereof be published and posted az nre-
scribed b. law.
A Copy Teste:
III. BANE HARMAN. Clerk
v H. SEXTON, p. Q.
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CINE CT TWO WAYS.

Cssas Z = y ssst3=s
The bladder was created for one par
pose, namely, a receptacle for the
urinc, and as snch it is not liable to
any form OF disease except by ono OF
two ways. The first way is from iu,-
perfect action or the Kidneys The
second way is from careless local treat
lnent Of other diseases.
CHIEF CAUSE.
Unhealthy urine from uuhea thy
kidneys is the chief cause Of bladder
troubles. 20 the ,,omb, like ;lie b,ad-
der was created for one purpose, and if
not doctored too much is not liable to
weakness or disease. except in rare
cases. 1t is situated back Of and very
close to the bladder therefore any
pain. disease or Inconvenience mani
Tested in the b.du2ys, back, bladder or
urinary passage is often. by mistake,
attributed 70 female akness or womb
trouble of some s'it. The error il east
~ made ana may De as easily avoided.
To find out DIRECTLY, set your urine
aside for twenty four hours: a cedi-
meut or settling indicates kidney or
bladder trouble. The mild and extra
ordinary effect OF DIR. kilmer : Swamp
Root, the great kidney aud bladder
remedy is soon realized. If you need
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You may have a sample bottle and
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"Mother's Friend "

"My wife suffered more in ten minutes with
either OF her othor two children than she did
altogether with her last, having previously used
four bottles of "MOther's Friend.' It is a bless
ing to anyone expecting TO become p mother
says a customer HENDERSON DALE, Carmi, Ill.