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The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
DEATH PENALTY IMPOSED.
verdict of Guilty, with the Death
Penalty, In the Case of
James Howard.

Frankfort, KY, Sept. a7.--The Jury
IN the case of James Howard, tried for
alleged completely in the Goebel as
sassination, returned its verdict at
9:I3 a. IN. The court room was
crowded with spectators almost
trembling with suppressed excite
ment. Foreman Crutcher of the jury
passed the written verdict up to the
clerk. Deputy Clerk Elliott read the
verdict, which found the defendant
guilty and affixed his punishment at
death.
Howard occupied a seat by his at
torney. He did not display the least
agitation, and was apparently uncon-
cerned.
The verdict was a surprise, as the
general public were led to believe
that the jury was divided on the
question of the guilt or innocence of
the defendant. 1t developed that the
delay in reaching verdict was over
the degree of punishment, some OF
the jurors favoring the life imprison-
ment, while others stood out for the
death penalty, and finally won their
associates over.
One of the jurors, after the jury
had been discharged, stated that
number of ballots were taken, but
he first ballot reSultpd in a unan.
imous verdict Of guilty. After that,
the ballots were as to the degree OF
punishment, and on several ballots
ten members voted for the death pen.
atty, while two voted for life impris.
onment. This was while the jurors
were in the jury room Tuesday af,
ternoon. The first ballot Wednes,
day resulted in verdict. The two
jurors who had voted for life impris.
onment gave in to the majority and
voted for the death penalty.
After the verdict had been rendered
Howard was remanded to Jail, where
he was followed by his bosom friend
John &. White, who seemd almost
paralyzed by the verdict. Towards
cheeks also blanched as he stood uE
to accompany the .iailer back to his
cell. The jury which tried the case
was divided politically, nine demo
Gratis, one republican and two anti
Goebel democrats.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
THE SHENANDOAH DISTRICT.
Some Law Breaking that Gen. Goblin
VIII Look Into.


Shenandoah, Pa, Sept. 27.-A num-
Der of strikers visited the Girardville
and Gilberton washeries and made an
unsuccessful effort to induce the
workmen to return home.
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal
and Iron Co. discharged a number OF
pump men, firemen and outside la.
borers who have continued at work
at the various collieries which have
been closed by the strikers.
Maj. Miller, provost marshal, re-
ported to Gen. Goblin that he had
been informed by d. r. James, of the
Cambridge Coal Co., that strikers had
entered the homes of some of the
men employed at Cambridge colliery
and assaulted them. Gen. Goblin says
if he is furnished with the names OF
these strikers he will cause their ar.
rest and turn them over to the civil
authorities.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
ONE EFFECT or TSIE sTNII<E.
Miners Grievances Brought 10 I'M
Attention Of the OperMtors,n.l

Scranton, Pa, Sept. Eft npfhc
that the strike and the threatatten.
strikers has brought to th more
ton of the operators, Fances OF
marked manner, the IN the varl-
their employees, and Ne opportunity
GUS conferences hpm TO discuss tho
has been nirordcfrom their own
grievances bvhnt of the men. Pub.
standpoint " especially as regards
lie sentIw( Of the price charged
the quor powder, has also been n
mineT factor In the proceedings,
NUN understanding exists tho,
Dyn work is resumed the terms OF
Ntlcment viii be made known, hut
here IL also IN understanding that,
Dmo whit may the compromise
,ust not be effected through the
nited Mine Workers.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
Tudor Iron Works Resume.

St. Louis, Sept. 27,-The. Republic
Iron and Steel Co.'S plant, better
known as the Tudor iron works, OF
East st. Louis, has been started up.
The mill is one of the great institu-
tions of East st. Louis, and when it is
running full blast it gives employ
ment to class of men who earn good
wages and live well.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
Probably concoctea al shansha,.

London, Sept, 27,--Thc British au.
thorities discredit the report TINT
Germany will present an ultimntnm
to China, and intimate that II was
probably concoctcd at Shanghai with
the object of causing friction between
Germany and Circuit Britain, thus de.
laying united action, The officials OF
the German embassy declare the nj.
timatum story to be absolutely
groundless.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
Economic Erect Of noer wsomiel

Mr. Robert GiIlen in TIE eifef
Journal, discusses the eeelEegard,as
of the Docr "or r., whl9hieiY loT ha,
been ~ cess essay Of the Ia. which
,h ssno', "a 'S %SSout 10000 we people
md a.SfEe blnck popnl9o,dor V i, p" AZ
nr,/dlvIdcnds 90 st9,ia' ~ 49,. :" ~
""X Of The world, "' so Is . .ne on,y
drcrIng south Ae farmers p"''s md
' i',.,, a,u""""' H.i6pe Colony and Natal
,, vSo"s ,,"oa, Sy the war expenditure.
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siignirFs CALL ron TROOPS
Il IN Being Considered, hut WIN
Hardly be GRANTED.

llaylcton, Pa" Sept 27,-Thc re-
quest OF Sheriff Harvey that troops
be sent TO Lulcrne county, made
Tuesdny, Ia stIll being considered, bu,
II Is almost certain that none win Ia
sent 10 until there nre further do
yelopmcnts requiring their services.
The entire llazletoa region IL very
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OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

death at South McAllSter, L. l.
A punitive expedition into Pao-Ting'
Flu is being arranged by the allied
armies in China.
Mrs. Robert l.. Mcmillan is missing
from her home in Decatur, H., and
her babe is dangerously i'll.
The 90 southern girls who have been
spending two weeks in Kirkwood
Mo-, have departed for home.
Four persons were killed and sever
al others severely injured in a water
spout and tornado at Ferguson, la.
Edward Comstock, a snake charmer,
died at Chillicothe, o., as result OF
his failure to charm a vicious RATHER,
Ii Hung Chang is reported to be on
Pekin. In an interview he is quoted
as saying that the prospect for early
peace is dark.
The third annual convention of the
National Association of Postmasters
is in session at Peoria, ILL.,, with IS
delegates present.
Mike McNamara, motorman on a
st. Louis owl car, is trying to estab-
fish claim to a million-dollar estate
in Pennsylvania.
c. +. Montgomery, Of Mount YER
non, ILL.,, died in an ambulance en-
route from the Union station to the
city hospital at st. Louis.
The next estimates for the navy
will be record-breakers. From the
data now before Secretary Long they
will amount to about $72,0O0,000.
II is reported from Chinese sources
that the dowager empress has issued
a secret edict commanding ii Hung
Chang to raise an army and recapture
Pekin.
Sixteen slot machines were placed
on trial before President HAYES Of
the st, Louis board of police com.
missioncrs and ordered to be de.
stroyed
Five native Porto Ricans, who are
now citizens Of Baltimore, Nd, were
allowed to register in that city as
"natives by annexation" awaiting the
decision of the court.
The boiler Of Engine No, 223 on the
Chicago g. Eastern Illinois railroad
exploded six miles north of Marion
The engineer, dad" Paggett, and
Fireman Rains were killed.
The government will take no steps
to rebuild, Mt Galveston, the ruined
Notifications and other government
works until the report of the special
board Of inspection has been received.
Congressman Hawley, OF the Gal
weston district, Texas, has announced
his retirement from politics, ."
Mayor Jones Of Galveston hasL,n
nominated by the republicans WV
district.
John Pickett, aged so WAS " man, our
crOn Of the civil war, Messages 70,
toned In department. tbc ho,,lo y,
distinguished broveIroohi,n nv, ~ " "
Five Forks, died. 0'"''" ~ ave ir
of starvation. national secretary q,
H. W. heHicklayers' association.
,no ""s.eRed Mayor Jones Of Gal,
mas auDdraw on the association for
scsooB be used for the benefit OF
SooH sufferers.
mrs, Octavla Aubuchon was sen.
tnced, at Clayton, Mo-. TO serve two
ears In the penitentlnry upon her
lea OF guilty to charge Of having
tolen money from her brother.
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Evansville, Ind, Sept. 27.-Henry
Lauer Wills, who lived few miles be-
low this city, was taken suddenly i'll,
Monday, and, calling his loved ones to
his side, said: 81 will die, at two
o'clock Tuesday morning. An angel
told me in my sleep. was told to be
ready, and am not afraid to 60" He
died promptly on time.
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quiet. no marches or disturbances
having occurred anywhere during the
night or morning.
Sheriff Harvey was seen by rep
resentative of the press in regard to
his request for state help. The sher-
if said he had telegraphed the gov
ernor for national guardsmen in any
number that the chief executive in
his judgment deemed best to preserve
order, as the situation was getting
critical.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
FUNERAL OF GEN. PALMER.
To be Held Thursday Afternoon and
the Remains Taken to
CarlinviIle.

Springfield, H., Sept. 27.-The
funeral Of Gen. John M. Palmer will
be held Thursday afternoon. The
services will be under the auspices of
Stephenson Post No. 30, Grand Army
of the Republic, of which Gen. Palmer
was a member, and the Masonic fra
ternity. The remains will then bo
taken to Carlinvlle for interment.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
A Confession of Arson.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept. 27.-Maggic
May Kinney, aged 10, an inmate of
the chldrens temporary home in
Williamsburg, suburb of this city, is
in the Allegheny county Jail charged
with having set fire to the home. She
has confessed, and is said to be in
corrigible.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
A weather bureau nuilug,

Mount Vernon, H., Sept. a7.--In re-,
sponss TO an inquiry by the loeai
clerk OF the weather bureau. thc d..
rector Of the Springfield section says
that tho daily forecasts must not bc
used os u portion Of tho advertise.
ment Of y business concern.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
Chlnche vandalism.

New York, Sept s,,-A dispatch &c
the Herald from Hong Kong snysi
A mob destroyed the Catholic church
at Togsahang, few miles from Can.
ton, and afterward desecrated the
American Baptist mission grave.
ward
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29

st. Louis, Sept. 26.-Local commits.
sion men, who were interested In the
100000 bushels of wheat stored in the
Galveston elevators at the time Of the
hurricane find, upon investigation,
that their loss will not exceed ten
Der cont.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
mia. ,l,derw,,cr. IN session

Chicago Sept a1--fleld r" ,1or l"v
,n,Iycs Of fire insurance ,o hore "a.
gathered in the Audr,,anm',. UNI, no a'n, 40,
g",", 20 attend the Ihlrty'hrst onnaal,
u"y !" ~" Of the fire undcrwriter'' T|
meeting 'Ia,,an " ~ CHI che NortAwcs. q
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
Col. John r. Jackson Dead.

San Francisco Sept. 27.--Col. John
p. Jackson, collector of the port Of
San Francisco, is dead. He suffered
from painful kidney affection, and
failed 10 rally after surgical opera
ton which was performed. .
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
treasurer, Malherbe, and a large
quantity of bar gold.
Found ut Crocodile River,

London, Sept. 27.-Lcrd Roberts re-
ports that Gen. Ian Hamilton found
at the Crocodile river, near Hector
spruit, ID guns, including several lost
by the British. They were mostly de-
stroyed.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29
lnnnh aniliN Of Murder.

Ration. n. NJ, Sept a1,-Mendo
Rodriguez was found guilty In the
district court here of murder In the
second degree for killing Anna Maria
Duran NJ Cimarron, In April last lie
,ulI, her head with mn nX'
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29

London, Sept. 97.-Earl Howe (Rich.
thur cables the arrival OF the trans.
port Siam at Manila.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1900-09-29

Omaha, Ncb., Sept, 21,-The repub.
llcan convention In the Tenth Iowa
district broke the dead lock over the
nomination OF u candidate to succeed
Dolllyer. naming Judge Connor.
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River News.
THE MARKET REPORT.


81, Louis Flour - Patents. a. IONA ss
other grades, ,aioGs,@, WheatsSsIo'' V \ rsI''
Wh1Hc; Corn : No, 2 mixed, icbc'
, SqsS1SS prairie r. .I HI S ySno,o Timothy
H9ouli0O Butter : Creamery, ls1gse''
dairy, lsul7c. Eggs Fresh. Ve'
Lard :. Choice steam 691ladr7c. Pork :.
New, Mess, si2. Bacon-tlear rib, 9Ac,
m,,,G nai. ,wyGshed lsM2ec Missouri and
grades, i3Gf2Qc N'"''
Cllcago-ClQsing. quotations, Whoat =
september, Hhm7i%c, October, 7Ii.diy,Nc:
November ,7SNc., corn,-seplemborr i2%e;
Ss .n,nn,ho sSo%9i NoXyembSer 2I3c, Oats
iisiSi oc,e6eE sgib; No"emS sSp'osm lis5,
January .sll,55, Lard-septsmber, sf6s%
ssmSsr SsSa Js MSys%eIs % KY, bs
tcmber,. N72h, october, Tb2h; Noyom-
Der. NOi january, S6l2h. WYNN"
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Washington, Sept. s7.-Gcn. NacAr-
ard William Penn Curzon-Howe) 10
dead.
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81 Louls-Cattle--Fan exports, S5,50dD
gS9S. outehcrs' sN,S,oaS' 49, stoekers' E.75I
S,2tdai0; lambs, ti6Odi5i0. " '"''"
=. Chicago-cattle--ti to primo steers.
81 SowO,Si poor to medium, N5Odp6. 80;
atoekerg ana fedora. ss,SGuI,66, vows, WIZ
al 49, hcifcrs, S.0odfb0Oi banners }pH6.s
.osi qaIvesh NoouBbOi Texas fed steers.
Hogs. Mixed and butchers, Si0Gib@:
good to. choice. heavy SiOub.bsS 'J rou@h
heavy, N9hdtbo6 light 81 PODS @, sbcens'""
GOOD to choice whethers, 81 Sbdp4. s6i fpir
70 choice mixed, 81 6Ou3 30, woatern sheen
P@mtg9i Texas sheep, 2tou3 90. native
lnmbs' NRh~o'sp, western lambs, N75q
Kansas city e. Cattle - Native s,ea,s
N7on5hOl Texas steers, g., S0dltoo, TeS,'.
COVE &SbpaOQi native cows and heift M
llb0diispi .ssoekefs and feeders, AZ, as5is w
calves N00uJ,jO, ifogs-iieavy and IN l..
ersl, ~ l7isn5.25 mixed. Sibfi6 20 IL h.
b,llh45'2iMi workers., s62Ou5s7is, Nj ~
Lambs, S'ooubloi muttons, S5Ou3s0.
Cotton.
oo quotations SIZE FOR ,mn,Idding range as tei.
Memphis l0s.o 'Y'''
Financial.
New York, Sept, T-Money on call nom.
lnally 2 per cent. Prime mercantile nan",
ihGth per cent. Sterling exchnnus
steady With actual business IN banErrs
nlI,s a. hgN for demand and al liahsl
VA .'saiss semmsrcal biIiHIsse ;slST ; ;s!S
silver certificates .82Nu6aNc. Hny siivvt
''Me, MexlSan dollars tuNe. QOVsrnnsnt
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cotton.
Quotations for mddling range M mi.
lows a. Louis, i0ssc; New York, lOs,o,
Mcmphis, 1880, 'V'i''
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IMPORTANT MEETING.
Good Government Club Win Hold
Meeting Tomorrow Night.

The g sod Goyernmeat Club forces
lIhgld meeting y the county o6nlrt
house tomorrow pigBt The members.
Of The club propose. e vote their fall
strsakth 4 re .sleotian: "a Tassd j,
regardless u whether o. gol HERS .
opeosition.
AZ tbsis political opp9nsnts have
disoeg RED tba Good Gogernmsnt club
q ong n the most perfectly q xapszed
poAs4oei clubs q he Cou9tFy, hers
isbsTdly apz probs Riity shaF Hsre
VIII be sns cpposision > the aioket.
nominated By tAs clob, ADD aneh .
seosit ion would ns assissss a re ~
gistration f ogerg elalpsly n YarI
u tns gopq G0gefaaasat - y
Bsiaw viii BIZ fopad 10 eli 81
Presided Ma lister foF brow
night.
4 nsetlpg d sna Good oeerumqnt
Club Il hsreb sailed q nibis 81 shs|
oou eenfs & IA ldosr0 4 ondsg
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a Night Of Perrsr.

Awful anxiety was felt for the widow Of the
brave Cen, Burn ham, of Maohirs, Me when he
doctors said she could rot live iii morning.
writes Mrs. s. q. Lineoln. who attended ~
that fearful nighs IAN thought she mus,
soon die from Pneumonis, but she beursa sox
Or. Kings New Discovery, saying it had nose
Than once saved her life and had cured her Of
consumption. After three small doses she Tessed
easily all night, sndi further use completely
cured her" This marvellous medicine Is guar.
anteed TO cure ali Throat, Chest aAd Lung DIS.
cases. Only 5Oc and 81 -. Trial bottles free 81
"A drug stores.
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For Asthma use CHE
NEY'S EXPECTORANT.
NOTICE on SALE

GEORGTA--Giynn County,
VIII sell before the court house door az a Ala
county, y tho highest bidder for cash, within.
the legal hours Of sale ON the 22nd dav AZ eslt,.
Der, 1900 the Brigantne @Pabiop And All fbe
tackle, rigging and all appurtenances, aud two
small g boats. sold brigqhhneying IN the port 4
3 ~ ~ ~ Wleh, ~ sald county, and IN Oglethorp
70 DC removed at the eharterers cost and said
SAFE % 20 free q any charter. party or con.
tract Of atfretghtment: said sale lseins ma H.,
pursuance OF an order granted hy MA Homer
j, sparks, jndge OF the City Court Of Bfnns
wick, Georgia, on the Sth OF December, i966 70
satisfy an attachment pending in said court IN
iayor OF Benito hndrosa against pablo Cbn-4
zaies. This December S, 1900.
w ii. BERRIE,
sheriff Glyun county, Georgia.
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WITHOUT opp0slTloN

.f
The TIAszEC4IL 10 not IN symrathy
with the Efforts made by some to
bring oug opposition TO the Candi-
dates nominated By the Good Govern
ment Club. For number OF years
Brunswiok and Glynu county have
witnessed long and bitter political
struggles The climax 81 these con
tests was rssched il the recent Coun-
" primary when an overwhelming
maiority Of the white voters IN every
voting precinct gave their support 70
the administration Of tbs Good Cow.
eminent people. After the primary
practically all Of the Opponenes o.
the club took the position thst they
would abide the verdict Of the voters,
and agreed that they would not con
test the next city election
1t cannot be denied that the adj
ministration of the county affairs in
every department has been able, eco
nomicsl and for the best interest OF
the taxpayers durIng the past two
years. The gentlemen who have
been nominated BY the club for may
or and aldermen to serve for tns en-
allng term are absolutely pledged
to clearly defined policies which
must eommsnd themselves to all
good citizen They are men Of striet
integrity and are undoubtedly deter
nlined and anxious 60 render the best
possible service to their fellow oisi-
zsns. Thereforo il would be uuwIse,
unreasonable and useless to under
take to run IN even one opposition
candidate. should such ! fmoye b
successful i would undoubtedly BE-
unfortunate for the best interests Of
the oisy from every standpoint. NJ,
Emauuel should Be supported By j
majority who are in thorough sym
patty with the platform on which be
has boon nominatsd, otherwise bis ad-
ninistration would be hampefea and
embarrassed
These gentlemsushaulu be given .
sall aud fsir trlslssp public officers, sad
there can BE- 10 question but what a
great niajority Otthe voters arei fay-
oiMsssrs. Enamel, do BiguOp, Nc
oAryey and Calhoun being elected aud
willso vote on re1t Tuesday.
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AN OPEN LETTER
Nearly IL o'elssk, 10 the Yessof Lave
And Blsssi ngs

z --s " 80 =
TIE minutes are hsl6s, ard before
yon reaiizs'its IRE loss banu VA nave
swept around The aisI, and T welvs
o'clock viii have strpok on me obrsst-
mas bsIls
Fsthsr Tine though sftsady goer,
goes anPFotecied, and The thiaf Pro-
ersstinstioe, fellows psssisfeutIg Is
Ms heelss waiting the rnOmsnr aoee.
he may rab ~ faithful old ploaaar q
bio sEea,urs q opportuaity rhe gpisf
drew elosas IS FINE pesrs tha vsfe-
hsses IF iis wealth sieRg .he Dsst, II
TIE year. Easter and Bir hdaYs ard
we5dlug days ana chrisenss ana sbe
bensaciasiss o. his iargeggi asend
aghast - they zee ProcrastiDa tion fiieb
the beet thing from hts sack, ieavirg
N tiiess bslatsd snes the choice of tue
.thlefa seisctions
Now u The tinsts make your selse-1
tion 81 Christnas presents, and We or
Ter cur large and varied steok Of dia.
mopdsr watches, isweIsy, silvsrware.
aities. eic. 70 pick fsom There isI
oshlnz thss win pleas better Thar -
rosn cur s'ore, because esf fsp-
asAtioa aleuds behind L, and Jon
kaov aaa
Remain a0r ntsY fog
70 pr q il easplutel a fsee 81 Yaa. iqfe
VIII euaEans e prices ID n iowsl
consisss ssh good goods. Yon ne
invited 80 oagl ~ lcok
psfalls,
KESaoN Morn
Iswslss spd Graduate oDtioaD,
ais Newcastle street.
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By shipping people 70 the experiments
being made with these six-mass ves'|
sells, and.the George u Wells, will be'
visited by . large portion 81 Bruno
wick's population durlug ire time she
viii be in port.
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SUNDAY THOUGHTS
gIaaop "a WalsIng1an Ilov

Sin u the work Of Gsd's 'psrsoaai
enemy, the devil + u not only tbs.
eorrapaOn q human patare breaking
out y rosellioa against IT. maAer sin
ii tbs scsise work IF ths great tsFap y
ana bis evil angels. Satan hassst him
SELF 70 destroy msa He ever !
roaring Len TelkstA about. Assklag
whom he may eegosr. ',. Hs aug esss
The wicked thought And.d decd Hapsoaspt
the lie, And Gin Is the deliberate Obey
ing Of bis Invitations, the wiIful sceept-
ance Of him for our master tnstead Of
God sin IL treason against God Itis
siding with the ensm WIRING tae
fortress We are set 70 uaFd into TIE
enemy shsnds. THIS ahows tie true
nature OF sisis mi lls terri PIE IN y iassNs
Let u sls Measure sin sy the penalty Il
exacts, 'The wages q Y . death "
Terrible, awful wages If itwere Only
the death Of the body whioh e spoken.
of Ii would be terrible and agful, but
+
who dare faeo the fesrfulaeas q the
so6l's DEATH Yeti Il not.in this view
that. / nean4 10 regard tho penalty u
sin. We can perhaps measure y some
what better il we think Of what It was
to Him on whom were laid the iniqai
ties Of Us all Do We dream that the
piercing thofna, and the lashen Of the
scourge, and the cruel nails. AID the
burnipg thirst, and The awful death
agony we're the chief pangs our ransom
cost. Nay, think these wers As moth
ing 70 the true Passion o. that right
eous soul when bowed beneath he
weigh Of human sin
The fruits 81 sin also, are twofo 1.
Every sin leaves ils gaiIs behind. 7 Vt
il one fruit. God viii not hold him
guild IS that sinnetb Sin aad Gliis
guilt can only be washed out in lie
blood Of Christ, Il Is terFibls % think
IF the Stains 81 gsils which many leave
upon their souls Bus guilt il not ALL
every sin also leaves Us more sinful
more ine'ined 70 sin, less abs 10 re-
hiat sin, There Is the power Is wet
as the guilt Of ain. Habits are formed
by repested acts, and each act goas
toward producing TIE habit 81 SID. This
is the awful thought and may well
make Us tfembl0. Remembeg, each
sin We do leaves benind It's guilt and
IL power Pray God TO plant in
our hearts 50 deep fear and horror
Of sin that although through ihe frail-
y Of our nature we cannot aiws!s
stand upright,yet We may no more sin.
wilfulIy against him.
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