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Birmingham state herald., 1897-06-16
AN D. ALL !!

They h1ay advertise cuts and big reductions, and other. kinds of fake sales to begui1e the public, but they cannot and DARE NOT take Up onr challenge on prices and va1- nes. We stand pat, with one price and cash to all. We do not ff1isrepresent in order to induce yon to enter our thres-- hold, and then trembling with fear, that yon may ask to 1, see sorne of Our false state fnents. We do not advertiser cuts in all departments, and when yon Y enter Our store, palm off old shop worn goods at high price, fearing that yon may be a credit Cnstomer.- Nor do we add per cent to Our goods in order to make good the loss resulting fronI BAD DEBTS. We are selling Clothing at less than the COSt tO maHufacture.
 We are the Leaders,
 and, can save you
 Money Try us. sa
 ge
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however, % any higher standard than any
csToAt Buddhist, ard therefore me Amer
lean doctrine hat one man is as good as
ano-hsr finds q prototype 81 ere % the
central thoughts OF the BG56hiS1ac re-
AgsoE.
Therefore az re shrine of the Hundred
B2canas al Mike enc never sees pres.
Pertaining rites for the benefit OF others.
Tne aPPeaIs % re stone RG53hzS are
maze by he suppllsntS direct Thus :.
may D. seen th2< ths naAddlenan IS IN
known n this particular form % religion
TIE Hundred BU6dkzs have lorg been the
rroSt nosab}s collection - this sort n ex-
tsrence. Explorers and writers upon
Buddhism have told abou: the images BE-
Ing found IN secluded places n forests
and s&sew here. ht1S in Japan the represea-
tstions OF Buddha are never az ell So
Guided. and may be found II all sorts II
localities.
An odd fact that this spread %
Buddhism II Japan recalls Is that Z Is
alleged 70 have been Chinese Or Asiatic
missionaries who first introduced the
Budahlstic faith into Thibet and india.
To1ay Buddhism = dying out In India so
x IS said although In Tablet. where = IS
known as Llar2ls-n. IL sliil Aourishes.
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The question asked by the missionary is,
Can x be that while Christianity has in
a measure caused the decline OF the
Buddhistic faith in its former stronghold.
India. Buddhism is destined TO act a.
Chrlstianitys greatest foe among the
Japanese and Chinesef"
II IL 8 fact also that the Buddhists are
PROSECUTING 20 no slight extent in the
United States. At the time OF the World $
fair in Chicago. outside OF the persons
who had ernigrated TO this country from
foreign lands and had embraced the
Buddhistie religion before such action.
there was absolutely none OF the Buddhist
faith here Buddhism was represented 81
the congress OF religions held az the
Worlds fair by enc Of the most eminent
representatives OF the faith The doc
trine he propounded had the effect OF the
seed falling on fruitful ground.
IL is said that the number OF BuGdhists
in the United States today Is more than
one hundred. Indeed, It IS quite likely
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try s.owinz that the original B1d1ha
hsns@sf slsG 81 fhs age Of eighty years
Ho~eve-. there are those s-e1g TIE Bud
shlsts WHO srsu believe tina: certain Bud
6has can yet accomplish certain things
tnzr tha asw 81 nature ard rs1tgscr IN the4-
case-resaczrzzt5on Il scus forn-h2s been
suspended o. rather that they have been
absorbed lntc TIE soul C the original Bud
6has
Tbs explains why there are q hundred
q SO Bua1hzs n line az MIKE. The stone
srnar@s are 81 10 means representatives
q the sane BEddha. bar the Budeha who
& krovTn as Jtza IS zsSure5iy the most pop
MAR. Everyone knows how the japanese
and Chinese Increase and multiply. and
how Il Is trils that death claims The Nttle
ones & these countries n more various
forr-s thar elsewhere In q way. Jizo Is
the ch1l6rens god, fer the disciples Of
Buddhism hold that only he can save the
children that have passed beyond from
spending eternity pIliug Up stones On the
hanks q the Buddhist Styx. To this fate
are they ali originally condemned BY an
exsT feminine parsonage known as ShoZuka,
ever whom r1ne but giEo has power.
Thus ls s. that many ot the one hundred
Budahas a. Mike are seen 70 have piles
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enlightened Of Oriental countries should be-
come the scene of this type Of religious &C
tiv!ty, and yet II cannot. the Presbyterian
missionary who has brought the informa-
ton says. be truthfally denied.
There are az Sikko. IN Japan. a collection
OF Bu1dhas OF stone which every European
who has studied Japan and the habits Of
It's people IS familiar with. They are called
the Hundred Buddhas but the faithful
Buddhist viii tell the visitor that this num-
Der Is only conjecture for II Is the law OF
the Buddhas that no two persons shall
count the stone figures that ST; solennly
Ia a row. and arrive at the same result.
These Buddhss have long been a center
90 which pilgrims frequently came, but
now they are. the missionary says. q YER
table Mecca for the faithful ard never
have the crowds % suppicants FOR favor
and cleansing from earthly degradation
been anything like "a numerous as az pres
eut Most Of us have always been accus-
toned 20 consider India as the center 81
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I AN A TOWERING HEIGHT.

] am dark old mountain hold.
A turret in the distant sky:
nv wrinkled crown Is gray and old.
And white "a the SHOWS that lie
like q brides transparent veil.
Far down on nv frigid zone.
Where pine trees sway and wall.
And echo the storm kings moan.
am calm as eternity.
Secure en- my rocky wall.
/ heed not the enmity
OF the elements that hrawl
Nor the clouds that rumbttnZ ron.
Nor the vapors that spread,
Like a dark-hrowed scroll.
DER the streams that wind, like silver
thread.
The nurmur a distant streams
Ia the glrgling OF waters clear,
They are only sh'mmerins dreams
To my lofty. icC-aouod ear.
And yet knew fuT Well
They ara torrents. whose oeafenfng roar
Are diapasons that swell.
And ever the valley pour.
] am 50 distant cold and sslL
Tnrunled BY time snd space.
Not germ - cankerinE ~
Can furrow my sphinx face.
nv uns are sealed ard grim.
/ VS. OLD when the hills wsrs bern.
I an The craven image ~ Him
Who ruled the prinlordial dawn-
! divide Win my fastness bold.
NiSht from the sunht day;
Nv lofty eyes behold
The shadows that elf3-h play
o'er the dav goo a crimson crown,
That spsFkles with god and red.
TIL The giant sUn goes down
To his tawEx isadeD bed
what care far puDy man,
VIVA rs ssr3sA worldly cara
Or his energies tnat plan
Only castles ga t0s ar
4 breath on tae star - tsrte-
A P.Eay 20 creep ar1 crawl
Ea~ an a King sublime.
And tower above them an
-ranius L. Hsrpsss&A
New Orleans. April. ls~i.
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ys,s 4efe-a- = w.l he z,go-st = sysrts a.
revelation hv thousands cg staaeGts a.
Isa-a thst- fAv fron sa.s- Jarsn s. raps,s
sss-s--7-x eNs v7s5 en z IS Pas zee A.
-. IN aara "a. TaeTe are .as u,-s-1 1zzsy
srss Ar least fe-*r pF~ esrr UsF- Ac-
R-,sv les.zcd f}aSiret-o ve-s 81 japan
t,tav than Hee ys2rs age
rNa pa6as1st has 30 -Esl a-5 So
r-vn-s Cet $50 ess existed t5r az tsaa.
rs es-se4es IN tls t4rest sal gsVst- Ee5-
Sns-snat Is. she rs5 aa8 av k-ee .eaEs
..g,ss.s far h.saSsse --e s2prerne ss-s- ..szey
49, ~. Ae.sn - Af@ roe1-css~or. Fog
k..t&AA 10 Eas Eazz1oTs41 Es4d4A-kGe -
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OF stones In their laps. Strange offerings
20 make 10 q godI Yet there IS nothing
more sad In connection with this row OF
stone images than the fact that each OF the
stones IN the laps OF the representations
Of Jizo represents little child who IS dead
and whose mother has placed this stone in
the lap Of the god that he may not over
lock her prayers and petitions for her lit
tie one and save II from the eternal stone
pile. The piles 81 stones have never grown
50 rapidly as within the last year or two.
This IS but one OF the facts which the
returned missionary presents as evidence
par excellence Of the spread Of Buddhism
amons the Yankees of the East. Strange,
indeed K seems that these. the most en-
Hghtened OF the Orientals. should en-
brace so freely IN these DAYS OF modern
advancement the most mythical OF sli re-
llgions but there ts no question but what
they have done SO. The element IN
Buddhism which more than any other is
said 70 have contributed 10 the present
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7; - refreshing 70 step into clean. bright
sVert-xrneling trAin. IS yn& 90 u Xo2 g
east vta Billings and tho Burllngiea route
No asst an ths car seats, no h'ter oh ne
car eoors. TO f1ui afr notalas 20 Fesli4nt'
W. ef former occupant
ornaha. Knnszs CITY. 81 Louis, Ch.caso
ALI. points east ard south.
Three routes east-*ts s. Paul Killings.
Mlnt ard legNer-
Y,lsstae wor.3' 9 record Tor loEg-dtstAncs
fast running
Fer ttcSfrs ara iNfo~us7 tor sp0ly - tAe
...argss tlekat arpnt. o. 20 NJ =. Benton.
- ssa-a agent. SornsE TsEi-g way &u5
Ysrst avenue.
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ste % sT8lrs IS RIA. g. constantly In
PRESSES SIS followers w.ra ere aaIl-f n re
weldon - uDsTs~sRi charity ard .y-z-
Tztty. Trls socirre tte Missionary
SAYS. appeals very Strongly % 2srsans %
rstu-AlY fust disrrs.tlcas aza tie Jap
sse<a
ire sless ~ Etes.E .v boon irE
EaeTr dezsocrat1. anz 2sS5hsss, - al ex-
c-a8l-SiY 6eEnocrz-te religion EsvsTy
batGhist r. his oEn p-s@s- TIE class cf
men w4o are know az Be EE-st priests.
ard q whlen GasTe ara Thousands are
ruerc,g &svofees w-s7 have given 20 al
s-ss l8g ahe-r gs4.& - LEey zrx z0l
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THE EVERETT
S. MONTE CRISTO
RAILWAY

TIE only route 10 TIE popular ard active
rrlriEg districts % Gold Basin. Gor59p
Crex Martin Cree<. SliysELoa- Deer
Crsex. Cazt Lake ana Aocte CTlgtn-
Ths xccalc ronte fer tourists ASKING
aaG camping bar1+sS-
Cozamsnc.a Menday. Apr4 :. ne W.
s-ett 4 Mants CE4sfs EAllw2y Company
- fzsatszarAte daily IA a s@~Ysc@.
~~afrx all have Everest Ter Monte
fsrtsr0 every r1cT-sEg e. eE1ept Saturday
I'D @a-azg AZ as a Il
Tr&fr s. leave Mna.e Criata f0r Eg-
s~@Ft a. - n every morning exesss
san14y &z4 &czaay.
q a.zsssss-s ard I1aTs1aEs 20. Ni4
- 70 : gtxer4cn ontv. ard ol = 80 E.sz44 &
So Fw-aays between SsIvartcn ard Ev-
s''>' i. *. BAIRD. G. =. u =. A.
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BUDDHISM In JAPAN.
PILGRIMS OFFER TIP PETITIONS To
THE HUNDRED BUDDHAs.

Faithful Believer. Claim That II Is
Decreed That 20 Nc Two Persons
Mcmen Eau at Jfxa-s Teet-Ns<-
slonarfes Are Unable to Prevent
er OF the Buddhas-Japan the Gen.
ter Of the Religion.
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=, the ssususer q Issc, Mr.. Tea Green-
- Suffer Creek, California, had se''l-.-1
al violent sstsck 81 eisrtnsses. lie
10 doses Il Chamberlain oibs - =
Kn4 piaryaoea kensedy caFSa aaaa- als -
80 kss.uitystAiL Fo- s-ls ~ Grssgsss
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Kansas mar has requested the post
e-.g~a sepa -tHeeat 20 csRnxs TIE sNheey-iA-
,son 81 Kansas IN - directory an3 or
government envelopes fro1a -Nsas-' -
sfSa~~ Z Is ur3ar a8Y5sewe0t hy enc
.,,-~s sests-s-.t POSTMASTER earsrsi and the
rhsr-a 49, nrahahly - made
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-22

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. --The strange
news Il br9ught here from Japan that the
spread o. Buddhism Ia that country Is SO
great as 70 occasion wonaerment amcng
the more advanced q IRE Japsnese- No
one seems able 70 explain why this most
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-22

Tha hair. when ust properly cared tar.
loss IS fasexe. becomes crisp. harsh ard
dry. ezz falls o1t freely wssA every co1a p
tng To prevent Tbs. TIE aeSr dressing a
80 market "a Ayers Hair FLger. = ina-
PARTS ara. Sky gloES 50 essszfial 70 pSx-
tS2r s-~A.sy
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frn. etsss FssssaHs , ~ +ens wia
- IsAfs sSE srAnsssss. &azes 1914. Greet
-a~s~sss~ ssr Dsssses Cssy Ss1 tss Co. sses.
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esz ssFsv eea4zseg - 81 81 -eeaes as14 lsA.iasA
h4Ep4ss ~aea. asrasssn 50 Dasaa@ Lz4p. Kr@GAs
ranssrsa - 81. E4e4Ess az.g-
gz.sz1sse pasasaksss SIS e-1-tEsers e <ssi<2s
sss--sa ssAAa 4assss 49, RgaassEss "a -
VI =@nHA p 0emTTsl Ages.
a. Esgz2E@s. sss Eszk-
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that among Al the thr0nEs that oTs~ Uo
prayers and petitions . the Hundred
Bud5aas ~ %lzEo there are none mere
devon: than chose who. T. Guist and ST.
ere.. pay their Gevct}ous - E2edn& - h
laua over EAicA aoats tae Stars gn4
strtrss~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-22

for Honolulu Auckland ard Sydney,
THURSDAY, ssptsmbsr 18th, ls=s. at 2. N
= a Graham, agent els FIRST avenue. Sc
attic. ]. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co. San
Francisco.
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Fer Hawaii. Sa-
uoa. New Zealand
and Australia : :.
Australia 70 HOMO
lulu. Tuesday, Sep
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g0ukE FALLS I NORTHERN. NELSON / FORT
&EgpIal RID klIAI.IA hILAsi2

The only mIi rail roats without
change OF cars between Spokane,
Ro..Isna and Nelson. Aiss betwssa
Nelson and RoMsfana.
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DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
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REPRESENTATIVE WALKER
PLANS.
He Wants Bonds to the Amount
OfS750,OOO,OOO Issued.

Representative Walker, of Mas
sachusetts, in the interest of the
great banking trust introduced
two bills Saturday relating to
banking and currency, entitled
respectively, "To modify the ma
tional banking laws so as to pro-
vide the people with safe.
ample, elastic, and cheap cur.
rency," and 10 call in and can
eel the paper money now injuring
the prosperity of the country
The first bill provides that here
after no national bank shall be
required to deposit bonds to Sc
cure circulation, and circulating
notes are to be issued up to the
nnimpaired capital of bank.
The same reserve is required for
tn" circulating notes as for iudi-
vidual deposits. The cash reserve
shall be in specie, and at least
one half OF it in gold. Specie
shall be paid on demand, under
penalty of u per cent. interest as
damages during the time of re-
iusal so to pay.
The other bill provides for the
issue o! %750,0OO,OOO OF bonds
under the act of January 1885,
running from two 10 ten wears
and drawing q per cent. interest.
The proceeds are to be used in
redeeming and cancelling out
standing United States legal ten
der notes, treasury notes, and
silver certificates. The bill further
authorizes the sale of silver bull
lion and silver dollars in the
treasury at the marAe ct value
whenever such silver dollars can
not be kept in circulation as
money. The proceeds of the sale
of silver shall reduce the issue of
bonds to that eXtent.-S. X. w.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-04-21
Tourist Sleeping Gar Line Be-
tween Washington and San
Francisco.

The Southern Railway and it's
connections (the A. e. w. F.. l..
& n. and Southern Pacific) have
lnaugurated a Tourist Sleeping
Car Line between Washington
and San Francisco, via Atlanta,
New Orleans, and Los Angeles.
This sleeping car goes through
without change, leaving Wash
ington every Saturday morning
at II Is, and is accompanied by
a Personal Conductor and Pull
man porter. .yho go through. The
Pullman fare for double berth is
800 from Washington to San
Francisco.
This service is especially for the
convenience of the parties holding
second-class tickets, though first
class tickets are good in the car.
Further information may be
obtained from any Southern Rail-
way or Southern Pacific agent or
official, or from A. j. Poston,
General Agent, 81 Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington, ID. c., or
from w. A TURK,
q. p. A., So. Rv.,
Washington, ID. Z.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-04-21

AS you sell your cotton and
pay up your debts, do not neglect
to pay the ENTERPRISE for your
paper. y number have already
paid up but great many have
not.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-04-21
GREATEST ON EARTH"
DR.. Niles Restorative Nervine.

Mr.. r. T. Caldwell, is book keeper in
the First National Bank OF Fulton, XIV.
was completely run down, NY nerves
became SO unstrung through loss of sleep
PEELED to give up my position / would lie
awake all night long, and IL took but littla
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-04-21

No ~ has connection with the Chester &
Lcnoir Railroad mt Yorkville :. C.. with the
S"ntheru Ra way at Rock Hin, 8. C.. with the
Sehboari Air Line Mt Catawba Junction, =. c.
with the Lancaster & Chester Railroad AT Ian.
caster, :. C., and with the South Carolina and
Georgia Railway at Camden. =. c.
No 33 has connection with the South Caroli-
ma and Georgia Railway at Camden, <. c.. with
the Lancaster * Chester Railroad at Lancas-
ter, >. C.. with the Scaboard Air Line at Ca
tawDa Junction, ). =, with the Southern Rail
way at Rock Hill, s. c. with the Chester 4
I.cno!r Railroad ut Torkvillc, =. c., and with
the southern Railway at Blacksburg. = c.
Nos 81 and - will carry Passengers.
Nos II and IL have counec ton at shelby, \.
C., with tho Scaboard Air Line at Marion n
{. and Bluckshurg &. G. with the Southern
Railway.
SAMUEL HURT, President
S. q. luMPkIN, C. p. a.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-04-21

"In addition to the above tram
service, there is local train dali
ly between Columbia and Char
lotte, making all stops. No. "a
leaves Columbia (Blanding
Street) at 500 p. m., arrives
Charlotte $40 p. m. No. 33
leaves Charlotte daily 6 80 .. M,
arrives Columbia 1855 D. M"
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In Encc, Monday, Jan. 4,h 1897
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chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts per box.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-04-21

led does not command the price
of those that have been fed oats
and wheat an.-National Stock
man.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-04-21
SPANISH JACK
BRECKENRIDGE,

RRECKENRIDGE, THE CELE-
- brated thoroughbred SPANISH
JACk-the handsomest i'm the State
which has been awarded the highest
premium over all competitors at the
State FAIR for years, will stand the
present season at the stables of Heath.
Springs Il Co. in the town of Lancas-
ter. Sure foal guaranteed for so
April l3, 1897.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-04-21
Eastbound
No. 10. No IL

Train leaving Lancaster at 7;2O a. m, con
meets at Chester with Southern Railway going
south, c. & l.. going north and G.. C. & n Yes
uoule and local trains going west
Train leaving Lancaster at $40 r. m. con
meets at Lancaster with O. II. & G.. from Cam.
den, and Chester with Southern Railway going
north and south and with c. & L. north.
Train leaving Chester AT Il :O5 a. IN. , connects
at Chester with Southern Railway from Char
lotte, also G. & l.. from north.
Train leaving Chester at 7:05 D. m. connects
with southern Railway from Columbia G. C.
y ~ from Atlanta and G. s l.. from Lenoir
LEROY SPRINGS,
w. III. III ARDlN, President
Nice-Pres. and Manager.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-04-21

DIR. Cady's Condition Powders, are
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