The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-26

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strono live Those who do not die
surrino hooa,sa thov orc thu 6,tes,
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and DOGS and men is all the time inn.
provine ra,nralIv imnroving No
need 81 cod or anv Rible or anv reli.
cion Int net natnraI nrooress
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with his natural selection. - and Wal.
lace with his .,srrvival NJ the 6t,est y
and en- we no right on nm forever
Reap,ifuli Rut do the Attest surviveP
| GARFIELD dead in Sentember--Gniteau
survivino until tho folloving June
"Snrvival ~ the 6ttsstpr All No
The martyrs. religions and nolitical
diving for their nrincinles their bloody
nersecutors living on In old age "Sur-
vival of the tttestp" Five hundred
Thousand brave Northern mon march.
inc ont To meet 800 600 brave southern
men, and die on the battlefield for a
nrincinle Hundreds of thousands of
them went down into the grave
trenches. We STAYED at home in COM
Portable ouarters Did they die he.
cause thew were not as fl To live az we
who survivedo Ab,no. not tho "spr.
vival ~ tho Attest Ellsworth and
Nathaniel LYON falling on tine north.
ern side Albert sidney Johnston and
Stone,yau Jackson falling nm the
southern side MID ,bev fan becarse
tbev wore not as fl IN live AZ tho sol.
diers and the generals who came bacl,
in safetvp No bitten with the frosts
of the second death be the tonpue that
dares inter il,
Rpt ~ show Won that this doctrine
Is an.agopistic IN the y .hla and IN
common sense have only ,o nrove IN
Won that there has been no na,ural
progress Vast Improvement from an.
other source but mind Won No natu.
raj nrogress Where is Tho enc horsa
in anv ~ our marks whose nict,re N
eve and name and nostril and necl,
and launches is worthy Of being com.
pared "a Job's nictpre ~ a horse a. be
thousands Of years AGO heard a nau
and neigh and chamn It's hit for the
bat,leo pigeops ~ to-day No, 90
wise as the carrier nigeons of 5or
wears ago.-oigeons that carried the
mails from army IN army and from
citv 10 CITY: one Of them aung int
the slsy at Rome or Vanica lapdino
without shin or railtrain in London.
And as to the human race SO far n,
mere natural nrogress il concerned
once there were men ten feet high
now the average is abont 1--WE feet a ,
inches. II started with men living 900
400 500. 900 wears. and now 80 wears i,
more than the average of human life
Mighty progress we have made. haven't
weP i went into the cathedral a,
York. Eng. and the best artists If
England had lust been paiptinp win
dow in that cathedral. and RIGHT be
side IL was window painted 400 wears
AGO. and there is not a man nm earth
but would saw that the modern paint
ing of the window by the best artist,
of ENGLAND is not worthy of beino
compared with the paintinp of A0t
wears ago right beside il. Vast i'm
proyement. as | shall chow Won in ,
minute or two but no natural evolu
ton.
Look at China. where evolution ha,
had full swing for thousands of year,
uninterrupted bv ANYTHING except her,
and there a mission station with thi,
defunct book, the Bible. but through
the most of the realm not interfere,
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