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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-03-20
RELATI FB4G00D AND EVIL IN
so0IbTY.

Is considering his subject it is
necessary for us f. understand the
terms we use. Good and bad are rel
ative, and it may be that what is con
sidered good today will be consider
ed bad tomorrow That is, life at
the best is imperfect, and in a large
sense we cannot Sd Of many things,
this is absolutely good and that is
absolutely bad. There are degrees
of each and if there was no progress
in life, if human thought was station
ary, then We would have a standard
by which to meas We good and bad,
but the mind expands, the conscience
is quickened and we have a progress
sive standard. This is seen in what
is known as public sentiment and the
public conscience. The word society
is very comprehensive term. The
earliest meaning Of the term was a
companion, but it now means the
.ent're ciei'ar.} .~~ # mankind
Tine etart;,,, f,,,,, 4l,a bo,,,o. circle
II wi3ans and inclpdos mankind and
the ultimate aim i to mite ne into
one common brofberbood This vae
cbrist,- aim Tbara are rar;ons rea.
SONS for the evis+anca If what is caJIad
n,odero societr Man il - social bo-
mo Then al,ain :, secure ,nnfaaI
coed we oroaniza into bo5ies Nod
orr, o;o;Ii,, ,t;on i ,,,5a ,ass;I,la l,-
conbinino ipdi,;anaI intara.te Mod.
arn society is NOT what # one,ht toba
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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-03-20
Faith and knowledge.

Faith is the prelude and the prepara.
tion for knowledge. I'VE walk by faith
and not by sight" True, but walking
by faith is the way we learn to walk by
sight. The architect works by faith
when he dreams out the possible st.
Peters. The seaman steers by compass
across the Atlantic, navigating by faith
in the needle and the electric currents.
before he sails at last by sight Of Fire
Island lightehip and Sandy Hook and
the buoys of the ship channel in New
York harbor. Lieutenant Peary walked
by faith across the great ice plain of
Greenland, before he trayersed it by
sight. So we go from faith to sight in
things spiritual. BY faith in love as the
real and eternal rule and principle Of
of life. we live in love, until at last we
know that love is all we believed it to be
BY faith in the right, we do the right
and learn by experience, that is. by sight
that right is the everlasting foundation
of peace and JOY. BY faith in the soul
iu the reality Of our own spiritual nature
we walk IN the spirit until we grow ta
feel and 10 know that the spirit is The
most raa thing in the creation. til we
are prepared 10 see tine mighty purrart
a. Jesus saying whatsoever l.yeta ara
aa..agata ia ma shall never aia. -E.e
,I.g. lIg#s. bn.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-03-20
Why Preach It7

IF Universaljsm is true, why preach
it?' says our ancient friend. We laugh
at bis innocence, but did it never occur
to US that there is only one way Of ans.
weriug the question? Show 10y the
work we do the fruit we produce the
human welfare that we promote, why
we preach the doctrine This is the
only answer that will ever satisfy our
opponents. That Universalist if one he
may be called, who has not yet risen
from the dead, is himself asking the
question, Why preach it?- Ber. s.. 4
Gu1}acr.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-03-20
Where the Ways Part.

Here is one clear parting Of the ways
between Universaliam and Partiaism.
If you think of God as not near to men,
and not essentially like them-if your
highest practical conception of him-not
the highest word you use, but your high
est practical conceptior-is simply of
the creator and governor of the universe,
then you may consistently be a Partial
ist. You need not be one even then; for
a God who is nothing more than d ruler
may save all his subjects. But if you
hold the opposite opnion-that God is
near to men, and that we are made IN
his image, in short, that God is our
Father-you must, in consistency, be a
Universalist. No one can believe in God
as a Father, and mean what be says,
and be a Partialist He must be a Uni.
versaist, or be false to his principles
Rer. +. L. HoughtoH.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-03-20
UniversaIist Thought.
OUR OWN WRITERS.


The Revival for the Hour,
The reputa tion of revival depends
upon what permanent good it leaves be-
hind it, The revival for the hour must
not be sacrilegious; must not improper
ly advertiser must not be irreverent in
treating of sacred things; must remem-
ber that it is the kingdom of God it is
to establish. 1t must maintain dig
nifty compatible with the ideals it
teaches And it must not be medieval
in its theology Rec. charles s. Nicker-
son.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-03-20
Universalism an Old Faith.

To infer that Uniyersalism was a new
form of belief would be a great error, as
it is one of the oldest forms of faith in
the Christian church. The Alexandrian
school, the literary center of the world
in the early centuries, headed by Glenn.
ent and Origen, held to the idea of the
final redemption of all souls, and as late
as the beginning of the sixth century
four out of the six great theological
schools taught that doctrine. Not until
Christianity had passed from the domi-
nation of the Greek influence to that OF
the Roman were the harsher and more
cruel ideas developed. Augustine, the
lawyer of Africa, injected the more Sc
we're element into the Christian interpre-
tation, and in the year 633 the fifth gen
eral council of the church, in session at
Constantinople, declared that the ideas
of Clement and Origen were heresies.-
f. /. ReTford, d. D.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-03-20

Danaus, the brother of Rameses
H., with Cecrops emigrated at this
period to what is now Greece, where
they developed nation very much
after the style of Egypt in language,
sculpture, painting, architecture and
religion. Thus Greece came to adore
manyo the same gods that had been
transplanted from Chaldea, assigning
many of their names to visible objects,
thereby linking neasdiscoveries to the
old and first kllQg land. Thus in
every geograpblsSss 9division may be
found footprinp IF the ancestral
Turanians. Theent out children
to people the whQB earth.
1t is certain EST physical condi-
tions have prodfaed great changes.
The one laasha@ of the old fam
liz has bes8ne divided into thou
sands, the &aho9.e has increased to
three hundgz<tha sand The whole
earth is faRbecon ing inhabited and
so sealed sycertaf,, words as to show
that the fratparen5s who walked the
earth dweIt in what is now Mesopo-
tamia, was Chalde> and A7syria, and
still further back as Turania.
NNrTE0ra-lN H.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-03-20
A Special Dancer Of Rationalism.

Theimpending danger from rationalism
is not that man stands in danger of los
ing any of his beautiful principles of
life and morality. but there is danger
Of his affections dying. The love of
many shall wax cold, was the Saviour's
prophecy, There come such times, and
unless love can be restored the age will
lose its Inspirations and its zeal. Love
is the generatiye force. For love, and
not instinct, the bird carries food TO her
young. For love, and not instinct, the
mother will die for her child. For love
the father labors a his occupation that
the little home may be warmed, and the
children fed and clad in comfort. Love
has been given us as an elixir of life tc
keep up a perpetual youth and divinity
in the heart The fruits of love are the
best fruits, and in the harvest God is
gloritied-Rer F. f. BuchHer.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-03-20

IA prayer iu itH simplest definition.
is merely "a wish turned heavenvard.-
Phillips Brooks.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-03-20
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CONT EN rs.


CHICAGO. SATURDAY. MARCH 20, se7
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-05-13
GLOBE PRINTING CO
ST. LOUIS, Nc.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Eighty acres one mile North East of town
acres IN cultivation good house barn And ant
buildings eoof' orchard veil ct water good !anS
and title for terms apply at this Once.
aood faT,l ol 30 acres for saln cheap l7n
acres IL cultivation, al good bottom land eoo5
.swelling, laT%e oarc aEfi other other ont bTild
|. gs This firm is on the E;erryvilc and Bur-
iihFton read, miles east OF 8erryville. For fur
ther particulars eail ou this oiSce
a ttF bottom faNin III rie tsage VALLEY i miles
south of Trren torest 90 acres in trec1; e0s
acres IL enltiFation, unisr gooa fence. one
soos raslasncs hhd soat bails.i1.gs. two tenant
houses and OUT qi.'1dings .sood frn;t orchard
ara springs. Sitlated oN two leading county
rsads. One iaile ROM school house, church and
aol.e. eood bargsi, all st this eface.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-05-13
THE ODELL
T yYges w ;~;II.

coo viii buy tne oDE1sL rypE wRlrKs
S3G1& with = Z, aacttrs, and SIS tor the Single
Case pdeii. warranted TO better work thaa ~
Other machine made
IL compiies simplicity Nitb 7uriblity, speed
ease Of nppsratipn. Wears longer without cost Of
repairs then any ether maehi2,s. has ribbon
to bother ne olf,erator IL is Hsat, Substantial
nieAle- plated perfect and atianfpd 20 sli kir,Es
OF .vua w1itias Like 4 riptiitg press, nra.inces
eherp. ciean, iegiale Inaiu -eript5 '.'po or leu
copies car be ,aa'iv At wTitirg Aay nt.iii-
get persop eat, become ~ op-' ascr n two cass
.iei;Ihie AGENTS ard SaiesjEsp Thnt>d. Spa-
eal i cacs,aes,ts s. ttcaieIs Yer pamphlet Siy-
Ing idagsernent sts., address.
cofAl TYpE WRITER cQMetNY
s5a-S5% oesr5ofa ST. cacass II
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-05-13
CLkRH's NOTICE

Setiae is hers given thpt the following
nsmaa administrators ard gnardiars fled AZ
ahe apr term Jss. II the Carr u Probate court
.f'ethe hastera district, their account eurre..Cs
, Wss o5tesed oS tiie cui.s shat the same be
3oE tianea :ad aayeriised for eoflrInaeiou or rs-
itftioa AZ ta 4siy ter.l OF eaid court. tea,, viz
= y = araese hNfcafor Of estase ef Jefferson
bakar; seeeasef', ,rd and Il al account current
" & EIrattt susraD of Is j. and j. w .
E5ilnaft Srd aaps.al yecoaat current.
III resaons h.vjuH exceptions to said settle
Taeats are requested to ole the same In this
cart % Or bsiofe the 2nd day OF the Jul. terl,
tiaI eaf.
his Apr. T. 1897
j. 2. fanei,er. Probate Clerk.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-05-13

WHEN bilious or costive. eat Cascaret
oandy cathartic, cure guaranteed, l0c, 25c
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-05-13
Hoods 10 the Hase

Medicine all the year around. because It pur.-
fes, yiSalizes ana enricnes the blood. and
therefore eives strength 10 resist had effects
from al! htaod diseases Malaria, Pneumonia,
Colds Cat@Frh, Rheumatism, etc. Serious Illness
has often been prevented when Hoods S&rsa-
pariia has been taken In time.
raons''s E'asss are the Rest afterzlinper pil!s
assist digestion, prevent constipation. sc.
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-05-13
Additional Locals.

Additional Locals.
When bilious costive eat a Cascaret
onndy cathartic, cure guaranteed, l0c, 25c
1t you want genuine, up-to-
d tie hair cut-and we mean what
We say-go to w. T. Brandon.
While>in Berryville if you want
good meal or your team well
cared for stop at the Southern
Hotel
Charley Crabaugh was here last
week posting tax assessing notices
PERsoNAL.-The gentleman an
noyed the congregation last Sun
day by continually coughing will
find instant relief by using One
Minute Cough Cure. speedy and
harmless remedy tor throat and
lung troubles. J. E. Harbert.
Three $4,000 fines were imposed
in Esquire Graham's court in cases
transferred to him by Mayor Rudd
on charges of disturbing religious
congregation at the d. E. Church,
South, Thursday night, Out of
respect to all the parties We with
ho.d their names,
1t should be made matter of
public knowledge that DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve Will cure piles
Of the longest standing. 1t is the
cut, bruises and sores of all kinds.
J. g. Harbort.
We understand that it is quite
likely that Senator w. B. Morton
will resignsin order TO enter upon
the duties of postmaster at Harri-
son, In tha, event the governor
would appoint some one to fill out
his unexpired term.
When cold is contracted, euro
Il at once. One Minute Cough
Cure will set you on the road to
recovery in a minute. 1t will cure
pneumonia, bronchitis, Group and
ali forms of lung and throat trou-
beS J. e. Harbert.
THE following dispatch from
Chilcethe, Mo-. to Mondays
Daily Globe Democrat may be of
intoi esl to some of our readers:
A one-armed mar named Sizo-
more, who, with his wife and four
children and four other relatives.
vas /, oviag from Adair county,
Mo, 70 Carroll county. Arkansas,
vas slot in the left thigh and dan.
g%ronsIy wounded while camping
on the highway tour miles west of
this city Saturday night by far
mer named John Reilly, who is
Thought 10 be insane.
Not only acute lung troubles,
whlch may prove fatal IN q few
days, but I'D chronic coughs and
thtoat trouhles may recciye i'm
mediate reief and be permanently
cured by One Minute Cungh Cure.
J. s. Fl arbert.
Rev. james A Watkins, the col
orrei minister of HARRISON, preach
I'd al l:ie Nj. d. church Friday
night. Before leaving he request
cd the pnbiica,iantt the following:
a.R EDITpR:- Please allow me
80 'iianl< the peopIo al Green For
cst iar ihe isindhcSs they exhibited
10 t:,r while ii your city. Ny re-
cep,iona u, Mrs. Tayinr's hote was
ti's c,:Ss and shall never sorgcl
'heir kindness Hesardloes "a
ether meetings, !...d a very goo,i
e"ARroga gation Is we'll as orderly. It
you wish ~ end my text please go
te the S. chapier and Il verse Of
lsish. as weNl from stare 10
store, I met nothing less thao kind
}issS lie ;ssislan0e rendered G4t
was higaiy appreciated
heSpvcttaily,
J As x " N'ArKINs,
The Green Forest tribune., 1897-05-13
Nsnv Nasa yss.s

Been stricken with dise2 SC His.ls yorr neigh
her eseApea es Y'ce-rorsss Gassa asre allGe
c-spcsed hat With oi1e 6isessa geYgss feeiA
l-0geresss = fansaega t'nod ans Y,ss1ssss,a
syssssi WIS '5a T.. os'a>:. ettsa 1900. sgaa hsy:
rfa rs Ho2sFs t4rsAlz,Fs'e.s, sssl sfs eesy ssF.s
IL "a e>sl.s.son T. goes sse..-... s ,Asocsl: IL rga
Eassesssa E-i'ss rs ass~sg ysy4s:ss,s .-se at,
r.. Yts,i, rsSsa cf e. As~- fsos " q. "a y.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
Calvert cyclone.

Calvert was visited by cyclone sun
day afternoon ani torn up very badly.
so loss NJ Doc has been reported. but
Che destruction and damag. to properly
appears 90 have been heavy, running
away up into the thousands. IL was
the usual devastating funnel shaped
c'old aud houses were blown down 90
uuro1isl. fences, smoke sracks. to'eie.
graph aui electric light wires. etc.
saei away.
The wind was accompanied bY O. del
uge &C rain that soaked thr good OK.
D sei. krp0rs estimate the damage
yafIous.y fIom City O. one huutrd
Thousand dollars The stIfm visited
muy other points in the sta e with BE-.
were ,quenc' nrd railway Traffic
vas much derneei Both The early
morning Trains We delayed yesterday
che uorhhounl dil not relcb lrya
until alter seven O'Clock and be south
bound until %.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
Harvey Notes.

TB. Collins of Bryan. was here lat
week lutIug cattle.
Misses Minnie Laski an Bette Gan.
df of WELDON, were here visiting
friends lis' week.
There was O. musical entertainment
al tle re-iienre of Nr I. j Sawyer
Saturday night the music hein. sup
nliel by Nr. SD. Lee oi Weliblrn. and
Nes-t.. "a. T. Todd. Ar. Told aud
Misses Carrie aud Mamie Todd.
Tie public school. under the able
management O. PRO. Mcdonald a.
principal. aud Mis- Loll Pa'eas az
si.au', has closed after a m0st su-cc-s
iu' term
Mr. Charlie Eden and Miss Rookie
shaw Rtre married Wednesday eyenir :
al 5 O'Clock ar the frer VII Bdpu-i
church, Rev. - 81. stewart oiBryau
0hc.atin.
The rain. wind and hail storm sun.
day a week ago dil considerable dana.
age io fruit, gardens and crop-
Say Iw
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
To the Patrons of the Bryan
Water, lee, Light and
Power Go.

Au parte- u-iug waller from the Conn
pauy are hereby notified that their
contracts Will expire ou March3lst aud
DO they desire o. renew their waite
service c. the ensuing year. they will
please call 40 The company office aud
,igl applications for renewals before
April lst or We Wlll consider thcy DO not
want water. aud the service will o. cut
od on April lst We heg 90 Inform our
former patron. and tlc public generally
that The new management guarantees
good water aud plenty a.il. time, l0r
the purpose f0r which LEGATIONS ate
made, az We expect by i0,h o. have our
new uir compressor boz aud nm. Do
water irom our new vel. aud We are
now prepared 90 put in an rev wafer
services required, also would he pleased
o. serve 40 parties vi hing electric
Iights, as We vii. aso have our new
1900 light dynamo boz operation by
April let Respectfully.
bnYAN Wkrm, les, lIom a powR Co
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
Lawn Mowers.

The Majestic" high whecl-buy one
and cut your gas wIthou, using bad
worls They are drst class. sid bY
j.. A. Myors. iOg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

wafer hlluet vas np lflm Ntlp Ifn
yesterday
lienheI baker 81 .iied lleanc yc.ier.
day.
AN wa.ir.p vent TO Houston y,s.
tofday.
ME- J = ralls veat Go Ma .iu yes.
teflay
Seth Mooung returned from Waco
Yesterday.
Edge Brus have just te.eiv,d q very
Alc iot of Iran inouc l0l 900
College Creamery Butter 2ic per
pound at "a Halle 0Ol
Clarence Cone VI Nau-oia. spent
sunday % Bryan.
frci llatb,rs took boz thc Calvert cy-
clone sunday afternoon.
A clrhinr main VIE pulled OH iu thc
luE1s bottom Sunday afternoon.
Brd sell Roas ,i Coffee . l.pound
packages iot 2Ic 20 T.. %. Halle. pbu
The storm Sunday afternoon piraIyl.
ed iho telephones and e.ge,rig hsht-.
Judge Henderson came down from
pa.Iasyesir.dty
Mai aud Nu. 81 D Graham lait
Yesterday lul ,neI lume Zoo Forrest.
M..s
For coal iu aly quantity ga.l on John
NJ, Lawrence aud c.. Telephone so.
ls. .8tf
Eithaui We.ttlI of Anglrtou. Butor.
"a county, wtsa visitor 90 the city sun
day.
Mrs Iaphct returned o. Houston
SUNDAY ATE. NsU io her b.o Der.
Walter Nipprcut
The case iu the dIstrc. court again Q
VIII llisgcub1tham charged with HuI.
s.ary, was dismissed Ia.t week.
Editor rimck ~ Texas Farm and
Ranch, DALAI, visited bic s0n. Prof
fuugk al Ooltes sunday.
s. ]. Webb lcn ysstsrlay having
completed the preliminary arrange.
mcut. ior the new compress.
Kaus Glover Root Tea puulcs N,
blood and gives a clear and beautiful
complcXiou Sold by all druggists
Mrs W. b. scumshirc OF Muhcan.
has been visiting relative Boa BRYAN
Goo past tW1 DAYS.
sam Sing Chinese laundry his been
rcopened az the old stand acros. co.,
street from the jlll An work suaran
t,ed pric,s reasonable. dlOsw2l
The following unique paragraph ap
peaiel in the lat Issue cd the Caldwell
News 1.-The election Cor The stock lau
Tuesday, Boa this county. resulted in
majority of about SEQ Tor"
An immense crowd assembled 40 Oh,
depot yes erday o. see Moulromer,
Want q Cos electric hofsolts. caruagc
Numbers Oi people rode the carua.e
which runs smoothly ami tuuulu
Constipation CAUSES more than hai
the JUS 10 women. klrls Glover Roo
Tea is O pleasant Curl Cor Cons ipltlOu
Sold bog ON druggists
- zee. ses---
KefriwerntOrs! ReTrluprufofa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

Mrs. Proctor respectfully Invites all
the ladies' 90 cal. and See her beautiful
nea spring Millinery, lovely Dre.s Hats.
Bounets, Iurbans, Sailors and Walk
ers, all the latest aud moot stylish new
Laces. Organizes. and The best Of an
C1isi "The teaihefb0ne. lul
Ask your physician, your druggist
aud your friends about ShIloh's Cure
Cor Consumption. They win recon
mcus o. sold bv 3D. druggis,-.
Why suffer with coughs. rolds an
la grippe when LAXATIVE BE0uo QUiN.
iyE viii cure you boz one day. Does
not produce The ringing in the head
IKE >ulphats of Quinine. Put up iu
tablet. convenient ior taking. Guar.
Hnteel Zoo cure. or money refunded.
rice, 2ic For sale hy
N. O. James
Sam d. Wilson,
J.. j.. fouutin,
Arl Halls Drugs tore.
Khrrs Glover Root Tea isa sure
cure Tor Headache and nervous dis.
cases. Nothing relieves so quickly.
Sold hy 90 druggists
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

Consumption can b. curod by the use
Of ShilOh's cure. This grDat Cough
Curc II the only known remedy Cor that
terrible discaso Sold by an drug.
glsia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30
Rcrrigcrators! Refrigerators /.

The Wisconsin Peerless. the best aud
cheapest Refrigerator on thc market.
Cal and See them before you buy. Sold
only boy lO6 }. AllrN NYms.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

The best cough cure is shiloh Cure.
A neglected cough Is dangerous Stop
70 at once with Sh.loh's Curs Sold by
400 druggists.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-30

My baby nad eroup and was saved
by Shiloh's Curc," writes Mrs. J. n.
Martin OF Huntsville. Ala. Sold by an
druggists
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-07-15
cheap Confederate Money.

A southern firm advertises IS varie-
ties of confederate bills for % cents,
also rare collection of 50 different
bills and shinplasters for only So" APP
parently the firm has millionsof dollars
worth of this money for sale cheap.
What pity that our old fogy consti-
tuition is in the way! But for it the
cheap money advocates in any state
where they have a majority could buy
up this whole confederate outfit and
start in business at once. The amount
of prosperity and happiness that could
be extracted from this old paper mine
would depend upon the size (popula-
tom of the state fortunate enough to
secure the monetary outfit.
For instance, it would probably give
Nevada more than 81 900 per capita and
would at once transform her from one
of the poorest to one of the wealthiest
of states. Instead OF sagebrush and
prizefghts she would teen with gran
aries and warehouses. Down with a
constitution which prevents state home
rule in monetary affairs and the mani
fold blessings of cheap money!