davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brunswick times-call., 1900-10-13
Fancy cakes. fresh and
crisp each week, at Har-
per's, the Hustler

Rubber stamps,
Seals, stencils,
Badges, Check Protectors,
Numbering Machines,
Steel and Brass Dies,
Steel Log Stamps, etc.
Will b. Fam, A gent.
3l2 Newcas,le street.
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on The destiny of the Nation.
State affairs will bc of unusual interest
fr"m the fact that Governor and Stat,
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that will be- chosen at the same time will
e.ert |. ;. Senator. The Presidential
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LAST Tuesday nigh' alb mt 10 u'clock
DIR. w. I. W. D,e aud DIR. A. G..
B.air started from This roMn t. gn t.
Richardson, f,r The purpose If ampn.
'"'ing Al Nichols leg 1t was yer,
cold nlgh' AMI "n their way they both
suffered greatly from cold Blair
si"PPen at Peter ilick-' and Z t a cup
"t coffee, aud Dye went IN tu the head
ct Pine creek, VIII re he waited tor
bI"ir, and while waiting, got off H..
horse aud stood around in the snow
nnrIl he wHs slmc~t prrishe From,
| hi print hey went 81 around ih,
ridg' ard. lh' "a d h iug .urr"m. rhD
dr single fir DR. Blair be-, .
ahead So, "u, IT. the iciuin film
whlic riding very fn-. DR. D,.'-
""rr l"i' '!:e road ,nt ~ Ell no.. %
field aud 'hrr" h. Dr. II, ,rrr
"mhankmrur DIR Blair lei = ahead
aud nrmh - h e. IT.. did n.r MI
De r. me time, nd up,p GIN.
tack d 10" fad hI,u. -" h.. Ii nln
gave uI he u an. ari wrm, g.. ik,
IL me { >aIn;l'in. Buck uud waite Il
m'li dn, igh Mean hilr, d, ID O.
'as unable 1" re "n hi horse, and -,
Ill L.. H..... l.
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II has been dem"ns, rated repeated.
ly in every State in the Umnn and
IN many foreign countries thar Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy is certain
preventive md cure for Group l. has
her"me the mniN'r>ai rem, dN fr thar
disease. ". Y FiStrr, 1T L,h.rrv
W Va. "ml, repeats MIA, has b.en
: ii nr'mnd Ihr .luh.. ., hen h- wrir.,:
have used CLam.h-riain'S t"us h
Kennedy ia my tamI,, ter ,.ArS aud
always wuh perfect success We hr
i'evr 'lat II j. net nj, Ia. he>' e uyh
trme'iN, I'm, sure eur. i"r rr,uI,
IL has saved ne lives "f mur rhridreu
q n"mlrr I times" THIS remedy j.
for sale 10y Dye Pharmacy.
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County Court Proceedings.

County court convened TUESDAY
Jan .. 1900. with Il. F. Sturm. VIM
Knots and } f. Mcdonald present
j. F. MoD maid wa> elected presi
dent for the ersning year.
The salaries fnr The various nfii"e,
OF I'll" county fer the ensuing ,ear
we're fixed as fllnus: Sheriff 5000,
Jail-r 500; Clerk cirrui' cnur, 500;
Clerk county c"urr 5000; rr"s.cu iry
Attorney 500; Assessor $3.50
w IL. Jac- S"m Appointed survey. r
"f roads precinct y" /, Center dis
'Iicr. appeared in open court, gave
h"rd aud qualified rs such.
b Is. Terrell. appnir TED smrve, or
IF r'ads precinct No. /, Sh"ridan
district. for term "f three wears. az.
renred III open court. gave bond aud
qualified ns such
+ I K 'hins"n app"in ell surveyor
If roads, precinct NJ. ., Sherman
district, aPP'ared in open court. gave
baud au"l qualified as such
Coleman J. Gniuer appointed sur.
vev'r If roads prrriuci M |. Lee
district, appeared in "pc' court, give
bond and qunhfr,! as -nch
= L. BELL resigned ~ County Sur
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The steamer Yhknn h.. been lie,
mp for few DAYS "n account Of th
ireeze up
Wrh all the timr.hou"red hns,il
ny "f Home rule seeking Ireland I
the Bri'ieh. it il ireland chiefly, rhn
." day IL f2h ing the imperial bat
les of the British crown. Sevent,
per cent of the kill-l am.mg Gen
B'lIer's rr""ps n the battle "r IN
rmEeIa River were Irish Wheelin,
Register.
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Substitutes.

Are usually sold rr weak minded
pr"ple. Know IS hat Won want. Aud
be sure YOU get Beggs German Salve
for Piles, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Old
Sores, &c.
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.Sta'sa7 ?,..isi Mil &.
CONTRACTORS seG BUILDERS

CONTRACT ORS ssG BUILDERS
Keep an hand f"r Sale all kinds ni
Dressed Lumber, such ~ Westhe.
Boarding. Ceiling, flm,rins. Dror
Siding, Moulding. and Brackets, al>,
all kind" "f Building Material, such y,
Sash, Doors. Nails. Glass. Paints OIL.
l-"cks. Hinges and screws. and, il
'art, Building Material If ail kind,
Kept at residence an Daniels ru,
P"s'"fficr address.
ARNOLDSBURG. ". "a
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What is

astoria is Dr. Fsnnst PitsSs prescriptions IARaRts
and Children 1t comt4lnS neither Opium srphao or
other Narcotic SuSstaHee. u IL harmless tubSItHte
for ParcRorie, Dr"ss, Soothing ?yru and Caster OIL
It is Pleasant. It$ guarantee IL thirty years by
Millions OF " thCrS. CNatUra dertrsy " kIays
fcvCrsTness. CAstOTA vomiting Four Curd.
Diarrh1a and GInd Coc. Cast sIiI ycil YES
tecthlmg troubles, constipation aud EaH:ency.
Castort nssmIlAtCs thc fool, regulates tis stomach
and bowels, giving lca!thy sAL natural Nlesp Cas-
tOria Is tho Ch!rcn's PanAcethe BiOthsr's Friend.
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Local Sri sf5.

County court Is over.
Cuhiug cards ut this "tiice.
Consistency, thnm art jewel"
Sport on the ice WAS tine last week
Several ice houses filled last week
Weddings are getting to he cam
mon.
G. ID. Starkey vas IN town Sarur
day.
j. III. Martin wac about town Sat
urday.
The County cour, had quite shor,
session.
The timbermen are breathing
prayers.
Mrs. S. T. Stump was right sick
last week.
"Shin nee" WAS the chief amuse
ihcHl lOT lilS Vows lhSt week.
For neatmess and dispatch call OH
us when you want j"b work d..ne.
The A. V 7. Literary Club had -
business eeling last Friday evening
Causes proiuce certain cfTrcrs aud
straws Indicate which way the wind
blows.
Friday morning happened to he
the tairest Of them all So far as Jan
had gone.
Miss Ella Mathews WAS the pleasant
guest of Miss Matte Thomas a few
day 3 last week.
Wait Stump, Fred Pell aud Il -.
Stump -ka'ed ur to Stump'"wm aud
back last Tuesday.
Corn Mt seventy five cents aud one
we'll cultivated acre bringing fifty It"
hundred bushels.
Our big hearted friend, ArcI
Shock, paid us the first IN .ney ~,
subscription in 1900.
L, is said that Alfred Krnney ha
his eve "u an "ffic thar il ,metine,
calle.l "a legislative plumb
Attorneys ). A HAYS aud Louis
Bennett attended tue Delinquent inud
sale here Tuesday and "Wednesday
Hay and corn, YES, they each
bring good price, hut the writer l.
on the b-b y ,rrnwiirg list.
Alfred and Amos Kcnney and
Bruce Terrell have hrem kept hus,
for GONE time past with professional
work.
A whiskey or an opium femd is ~
object of pity. AID III. how tev
ever have c'uIage - fiicIent t" &c
away firm the hahir.
Cal Riddle, IF Industry, was ahnu
town Saturday. CaI has man,
friends here who would he glad t. zee
him return to live permanently.
Tie water wss too low for the fcrr,
to run last week, aud the ice WASH
strong enough t" bear up horse or
team, Consequently nan wanting
to cross the river took il out ia want.
ing.
A man can walk along public
highway perfectly we'll; hearty. aud
phi, sicallv strong, aud hen ia u
twink ling Of an eve, liz rran-pospd IN
to MI invalid FIR life We fear that
this WAS our -ad experience few days
agr.
II looks little like stealth" f,r
the Sheriff to sell bud that does not
exist. for delinquent taxes. and vixen
IL is found thsl there is no such lnnd
FIR the State 10 refuse to refund 10
the purchaser the money he has paid
for same.
Attorney A. + Kemue,, Il Spencer.
ppent several days here last week look
ing after bu-jrerS msiiers We hud
him mighty prompt ~ business rran-.
actious, aud suy"ne in This county
having business in Spencer, can real
assured That il will receive prompt at.
teuliuu If seut to hin.
The residence or n. J Norman. 81
Leaf Bank together with almost IT..
entire contents, vas DESTROYED hy fire
one day last week. Origin IT IN,
not ,xscrIy known. The fire. e.. Sc
understand the usucr, started s,n,,
distance frrui the gs- Gre aud iu ,
place where they could not get lo Il
with water. The buiding and fur
niture we're not Insured.
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French Hays was here Saturday,.

Blank summnnses at the Chrnui-
Gle office.
Fun on the ice--abnnt yer for
This year.
L"nie and B B. Belfurd we're in
the city Saturday.
We had n pleasant call firm Rev.
Sralmak,r Saturday.
Detective Nell Ia, lnr was inking
With the boys Saturday,:
In the l. rd's own = 'n.l tint every
thing will work out all right.
o, +. Smith, IF Ayers. WAS
Grau'sville guest Saturday.
Leri Petit VAS among G,ptsyille
business men last Friday.
Oar Young friend, Charl., Belts,
was about town Saturday.
Some men evidently lot all "fI
heir gratitude in their inGaIry.
Mrs T y. Francis was -hoppiug
III this town Saiurda nfernnn
Frank Grim ~as at'erdiry to busi
''e-s matters about this tow, Sa,ur
lay.
Ada, las, A Nch"rs fn,h wa, !
az taken "if Il is perhaps too bate
u"w.
1t is quite tas, to tIc"risr. bu t..
ne practical is Sometimes q lite Gil
cult.
Att ruey Griffin, Of Ws.hir IT,,
lis rict, attended court aud mae ~
"aPny.
The icr dealer, in this town i've
~ enough To keep cool during ext
|lmmcr.
The drnmmerr are again perFnp
~ IN their regular rips sirce The
r"ihays.
Handsome Young Frank T'ir~rt,
: Freed, was in this town one la>
nsr week.
We ver the recipients ofa pleas
ant and paving call from Rev Cobrr
D.. last Saturday.
Charley Huffman has been ON the
i"k list tor several days. lie is
threatened with fever.
l. is srii that the road from ere
Spencer is as god now as it ser
IL III the summer Time.
We believe j. ". Hsdd"x wnId
make the Republicans "f rhis c"urv
huslling race f"r Sheriff
The Young folks oC the town hour
II Rev StalnHker and wife vii
"all last Thursday evening.
Frank aid Ophie tn, I"r, of a ers.
ere attending /" business maiiei in
his town Saturday afternoon
Squire G W Griffin, Of the Ms
Cork, was attending to bushes
matters here the fist Of the week
Bruce Il. Terrell spent few dys
here last week adjusting legal nj
ers in connection with the srhs
tnds
R"scne IIardman returned h,nI
~ DAYS ago from Barbou ellie.
'here he hao been attending dl
eye
j. 6. Depne was in and mad. M
t II comfortable = fcS days AZ
LEI u"c"mrr"misingl! "rp,.e t.
he sale # whi,kcy
There IL ton mr,h rnv, a;d Ina.
r'd among me 81 Inc christina. H.
his town We h.pe l,r h..nr
= a'e &c Ihiugs IN the mex feN mi,l.
Whcn r,mr q T., rolling ~ If ",
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man.
Eher Dulin vas over to IIur las
week.
S umptown has been having big
meetin."
We try t" he fair ani 20 rare il
our dealings.
Sn"drn McClung left last We'd
nes'lay for Clay.
The winter has been quite solid but
not overly severe.
Grde Clcvenrer, of S. encer, va,
here Friday nigh.
Soon the mail carriers will have
troubles of their own.
A dense fog Saturday caue. d
things L" lock gluImy.
Large crowds we're on the ice al,
day Sunday Of iasr week.
Landlord Polling has been Iitrlt
imdlspnsrd for ew day.
SheriFG W. IIardman haa g"n,
I" a hospital t"r treatment.
/ & ~, ,. IS Nh. .,
ci'ize"s, uas IN town Friday.
Several If our fr,enGs r.m.m;,er. 4
us Gu,,c;,II, d,.r;u,, c,un,r o.r,
Born ia Attorney J. T. WuId.
ard wife. a yrh. las; Iu.,dn, ni.lI
The new wear ~ pre,,v Ii,.lv eli,
~ =,
:, "
han.
y nc 'i"'''""" was ""'"t Town all
u...
i'"'' ''' S>er"' 'h'hES 9tii"N' "s
dino,
''''' ~ - i-'rN"eE was ah"tt
,.our,
JESSE '''er' Que I'll F'"e creek
,ust week
'''''"''"s A""rheE h"lS sPe"'
n,.,,.r. L.r.
ERNEST '7'"''P mas nee" at stump
wv" ''r 'e" DAYS c'erSihH II"
~, -,
, y r:,. , '"
..,,,.,' ;.',,. NV" '" '''''
"
""''
r VI. beaIl, "h" spent the h"I'
lays here, The guest OF friends re
We Keep Christianity On hand
'':"nk deeds, leases aud al kinds 81
blanks Used by jus ices ct the Peace
Several IF Grsnr.yiII.'. Young folk,
'a''rd %" kev aud Mrs. S'"l""ker,
IN their "e" h""e, ihGrrday might
An Oil Co. has Incu,ed il well 81,
,ne Frank Gniner farm near the
m.uih of runmer the ri, is helm.
"nI!t.
We are informed tint a series Of
meetings begnninthis Town la,t ni.h,
There rs much room for good To Il,
doue here
r,, 80
sowe"here "n tie Lil,le hunu hn
IIver that has lions chained "ri tie
way, and oome of these days snm,
iellpw will get caught
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TcrlnS and Premiums.

TIE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCE,
One year in advance. OK
THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
six months in udvance.................. 90
copies one year and an eAts. copy
to person getting up club. &c. 5 OO
- copies one yctr aud two ..Htra copies
to person getting NJ club...............lO OU
~ c pie one car and 4 copy of the
baily one year free to pvrs,n getting
up club 100. ............ .......... ........ 0 OK
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Castoria

" CastOrla L. so we'll slrpird N chi lrsn that
recommend Il as s',Usr,,z IOauy prescription
know 70 ms"
". A. Ar~7s4. N. p,
~ 20 OEfTt - l.r,.o-Iye,H NY.
" our pays riJns ~ % Ike . dSPart
msnt eve gipsvu sss,g o. ta-F sssP-i
enc . their osits'ds s..sv e vits Ca-lo, h.
and steJurs - os.y ave spg NJ
NEE col cps % YEA 10 tsO~o ~ rsg1iLl
PrDdsys yvts' sre FREE sonfr.s tl.as No.
ws7s o. Cs,oia ois - - - COX with
tR,stts on"
Lssss BoapFTAL AEb prspEsatpY,
Sostsn, Nasa
AHao Q. 6aTs, eva.
'rv.Y ss-s.A Fsv ZSFk City.
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q" Castoria Is the bseg remedy for childrsn ~
which am acquainted. I hope Sc d-y - -
Tar distant when mothers will soash .sr She rial
Inter 81 Of their children, anil uss Cistoria In
stead NJ tire various quack sostruv sw sico ere
destroying their loved oses BY fsceisz sum,
morphine, soothing syrup cd otosr surtfI
agents down their threats, tAsrssy o syiLog
them 70 premature graves"
DR J. p Ep0asLor,
CeaHsy, Avn
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At Night

The rnspv cough at Baby il sur.
sign ct Group. il is Dangerous. KreI
Ia bottle of Begg-' Cherry Cough
- rup hnhdN, it cures Guaranteed
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Castoria.

"Castori1 r. an cNccllrBt medicine for chi
dren. Muthcrs have repeatedly to.d me Of Ia
good effect upon their children"
D. q. @. O~ooop,
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" DA!LN INrELLIGnNCmK.

Hre'iinen cspies # either edition of til,
Inteiiigcucer sent free t. any address.
We want an agent in every post office ir
West Nirgini,, Eastern Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania.
Remittances should b. made by Registered
leiter, pos al money order or check
ADDRESS:
Intelligcncer Publishing Co..
Wn, cling, w. Va.
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~ n - II q n Ia.
Bears The n Tho Kind You Haze k.HaB B05git
'''' q &HHRzIM<
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Tho ContauV C'vp..y, ~ N.rv.Y SO..A XSFh city
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
CHINA AND THE POWERS.

THE Atlantic Journal has compiled these
important dates in Chinese affairsl:
1S42-Treaty of Marking names GER
tain open ports and ceSes Hong Kong
to the British.
1S51-Taeping rebellion breaks out
under the pretender Tien Teh.
1s5S-British and French allied
forces proceed toward Picking and
take Pei Ho ports. June-Treaty Of
Tientsin guarantees freedom of trade
and liberation of Christianity.
1s59-United States Envoy Ward ar
rives at Picking and concludes COM
mercial treaty November 81.
1S6O-AngloFr French expedition. AL
lies take Taku forts, with loss of 500.
march to Picking, which surrenders on
October 70. New treaty signed Octo-
Der pa November-Russia concludes
treaty, with Russia obtaining free
trade and territories.
1S64-Gordon' success against Tae-
pings.
1s6s-Chinese embassy, headed by
Arson Burlinghame, received at Wash
ington and treaty signed.
1s7O-Massacre at Tientsin of many
French Roman Catholics and converts.
1S76-First railway in China opened
I'll miles) at Shanghai.
1s77-Decrees of equal rights to Chi
nese Christians.
1ss0-New treaties with the United
States signed.
1SS7-General proclamation for pro-
lection of Christian missionaries and
converts.
1sss-Railway from Tientsin to Taku
opened.
lS91-Anti-European riots; emperor
DEGREES protection for foreigners;
diplomatic protests; Britain, France,
Germany and United States unite
in Mongolia and northern China
against foreigners, and native Chris
tians suppressed after much slaugh-
ter.
1S94-War with Japan.
1s95-Treaty with Japan cedes For
mosa.
1s97-Germans seize port of Kiao
ShOu On dCCOuHC VI LnuTOeT OF TWO
missionaries.
1s9s-January-Germany obtains 90
years lease of district of Kiao Chou
in Shantung.
March-Russia obtains lease of Port
Arthur and Talienwan and territories
for 25 years.
April-Britain obtains lease of We!
Hal Wei for period coterminous with
Russia's occupation of Port Arthur
France obtains 90 years lease Of bay
of Kwang-Lnau-Wan, in southeast
China.
19oo-Boxer agitation against for
/ eigners. ------ -----
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
WHEREIN PRIDE is SINFUL.
True Self Respect should De Main
tanned, But Self Is Not to he
Unduly Exalted.

II would be sinful to have no pride.
e is just as wrong to be devoid of
grue and proper pride as it is to ex-
&ibit unholy pride. He who lacks
shat Just estimation of himself. that
purpose to insist in all legitimate
ways that others shall deal with him
properly, sEall yield him his fair
sights, he who regards his relation to
she community and his work i'm life
A. honerable. to be treated as digni-
He'd and worthy and to be defended
from encroachment and stain of any
Kind. in other words, he who has Il
zcsper self-respect therein illustrates
zCue pride. Pride may involve more
aoan self-respect, but the difference
N IN degree rather than in quality.
When. then, is pride sinful? When
4 becomes the excess of the under
hing virtue. Wrongful pride is the
undue eNaltation of self. 1t is re-
garding ones self from mistaken
point of view in reference to ones
abilities, characteristics or DISPOSE
SSon. IL is centering thought upon
SeH TO the exclusion of others, their
Interests and the obligation which one
Eustains to them more than is con-
kSstent with duty TO them. In other
words, il is selfish, and whatever is
selfish is so far sinful. The false no
tsons which thus are begotten about
oxrselves lead to false adjustments of
our lives to the lives of others.
We miscalculate and fall into error.
We become unpopular, and, although
thus is not necessarily an evil, be-
cause they who defend and advocate
righteousness are sure of a measure
Of unpopularity, it is harmful when il
II needless, when to be unpopular
means that we have blundered. This
Is true of that pride which is selfish
ExS unholy. But he who lacks hon
oruble, unselfish pride, the pride
which exults in its own powers, not
fSat it may conquer other men and
gaia the glory which they otherwise
would receive, but that it may do
greater and nobler service to God and
a. the race, that pride which is an
aspiration and a bulwark to a safe,
fruitful and praiseworthy career, Is
10 be pitied and usually blamed
p Boston Congregationalist.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
SATURD vs. PIT % 1900
MORNINGS WAKING PRAYER.

Q Lord. so with me through this day,
Keep me in all l think or say:
- may my eyes no evil see.
My listening ears hear only Theei
Nay my slow feet be quick to move
In paths of righteousness and love:
Thy peace my hearts sole comfort be,
Because Thy servant trusts in Thee.
IL Thou shalt call me. Lord to share
Thy cross, its agony and fear.
With grace upborne. and clothed with light,
shall not falter IN the fight
At even-tine my days work done.
It's battle fought. its victory won,
Nay look up. Thy face to sec.
Aud catch Thy beaming smile on me.
Rev. J. II. Dudley. Pm. D., in n. Y. Ex-
aminer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.

If you let conscience sleep now 10 VIII
make up for it by and by-Ram's Horn.
One moments sin may cause a life
times sorrow.-Boston Congregation
alist.
The man whose sin hurt nobody lived
In some other world-Boston Conrre-
gationalist.
The Only divinely authorized version
of the Bible is lis translation into ac-
tion.-Ram's Horn.
An abundant life does not show itself
in abundant dreaming. but in abundant
ng.-Drummond.
The Spirit of Christ, when il enters
the mind, destroys selfishness and
makes us feel that every human being
has claim upon us.-Stalker
Heather religions give us Il view of
men seeking after God. hut the Chris.
tian religion gives MS a view of God
seeking after mem. II. Jones. Quaker,
North Carolina.
The old adage is true. You Will get
neither patriotic nor a cody man
out of an unclean man. The ancients
were great bathers. and they turned
out fine race of men.-Rev. c. Herald.
Brooklyn, y. Y.
How many of us have made life lust
as large as it was possible to make it
with all its opportunities and priv.
leges? If we have lost an opportunity
1t Will never return.-Rev. Dr. Holder.
by, Presbyterian. Atlanta. Ga.
Ii is very great thing to be able to
bear the absence of both human and
Divine consolation. and for the love OF
God cheerfully to accept inward desc.
lation, and never to seek or reflect upor
ones deserts.-Thomas a Kempis.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1900-09-22

NIec separating machine in 01l
bodies TO divide the pretended in
gradients of alcohol so tina: when fooS
IS required 1t can be disconnected from
the medicinal part, and vice versa
Preposterous! Food indicates thoss
nutriments that. when taken into tn,
stomach, will nourish the body. sustain
its force, repair its waste and general,
heat for it's existence.
DR.. Lees. who spent lifetime in sci
entihc Investigations. SAYS of alcohol.
1t as foreign to the human BODY and
It's normal wants, one that never give.
power like food. nor aids circulation
like water. nor produces heat like oil
nor purifies like fresh air, nor help.
elimination like exercise
The Moral Side-SuSpending the con.
slderation of food properties. we find
a long line of moral and physical evils
following alcoholic induigences. which
so down the ages together. leaving dis.
aSter and wrecks in their pathway
Those practices impair the intellect
detace beauty, create disease, destro,
health. Danish wealth. invite poverty
drive away reason and foster madness
faint the breath and pollute the tongue
make strong men weak and wise men
fools, convert homes of affluence into
those of misery. Indebtedness anc
want, change Industry into Incidence
convert paradise into hell. strir
men of responsibility and clothe them
with dishonor, rob churches and fill
prisons, transform some of the best OF
men into the vilest brutes. change law.
abiding men into reckless vagabonds
transform men Of prayer into vile bias.
phemers, change peaceable men into
pugilistic loafers, shorten lives and send
disgraceful deaths. convert purity into
ruthless profligacy. rob men of their
time, money and lands. make orphans
and widows, disturb peace and increase
crimes, enhance taxation. send corrup.
ton and vice into governmental halls
and stamp our country's name with
dishonor.-D. II. Mann. NJ. D.. in In.
ternational Good Templar.