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The sun., 1901-03-12
Funeral OF John Farrell.

The funeral Of John Farrell, aged 80
wears took place yesterday morning at .
o'clock from his late residence, No, ozl
Fast Seventh street. High mass was cele-
brased in ST. Mary's Catholic Church;
Father Mealey sang the mass and
nreached the sermon. Fathers Kelley
and Birmingham assisted in the sane
tuary. Interment was made in new
Cathedral cem.tery.
The sun., 1901-03-12
Funeral ofTho.nas II. Rilc.

The funeral Of Thomas H.. Rile, for.
merly of this city, took place yesterday.
Services were he'd yesterday incoming al
his late home, No. 1910 Vine sueet.
Philadelphia. Tuternent was made here
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Rlle's fret
vile was a daughter OF the late William
Bright, and was a brother OF De. j.
Harmer Rile of this city. NJ. Rlle's
second wife survives him.
The sun., 1901-03-12
Reduced One Way Second Class
Rates to the West via BIZ .. II. Il.

Every Tuesday until April Both, inclu-
siye, the B. & o. II X. Co.. will sell
second class Settlers and Colonists'
tickets to the West at greatly reduced
rates. Colonists' tickets will be sold to
Arizona, California, Mexico, Nevada,
New Mexico and Texas points. Fares to
California points will be s46.5O. For full
particulars write or apply to II. A.
Miller, l.. A., Delaware avenue station,
Wilmington, Del.
The sun., 1901-03-12
Recalling other Days.

Cobwigger-How do you know they
haven't been married more than SIX
months?
Mrs. Cobwigger-Because whenever
he goes out he says: Isn't there
anything l can bring you home' my
! daor9"-Town Topics.
The sun., 1901-03-12
Extent of His Experience.

''Have you ever had your horoscope
caste" the Boston girl asked.
"No." said the man from st. Louis,
"but had my vermiform appendix
cut out.".-Chicago Times-Herald.
The sun., 1901-03-12
MaraIx m Truce.

She-I understand they have made
up their quarrel.
He-It's only temporary. They're
going to get married.-Town Topics.
The sun., 1901-03-12

GEO. A. PALMER, dealer in fish,
oysters, CLAIMS, shad and herring in sea-
son. No. S22 King, street, Wilmington
Delaware. Delmarvia phone 1889.
The sun., 1901-03-12
SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
519 Market St., Wilmington. Del
CAPITAL (full paid $5OO,OOO
SURPLUS $15O,0OO

to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR, ADMIN
ISTRATOR, GUARDIAN. AS
SIGNEE, RECEIVER, REGIS
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts a
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS.
Allows Interest on Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages and
Other Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management OF Real Estate and to
the Collection and Remittance OF
Rents, Interest on Securities and
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In its New Burgular and Fireproot
Vaults, Makes ample provision in
its Store Room and Vaults Tor the
Safe Keeping of Securities and Valu-
able Packages placed in its custody.
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President.
WILLIAM X. BRINCKLE, Vice-Pres
JAMES 3. CLARKSON, Treas. and Sec.
JOHN S. RUSSELL Trust Officer.
The sun., 1901-03-12
For His Relief.

~ cannot stand your indifference"
he said.
"Haye CHAIR" she replied.-Phila'
lelphia North American, -
The sun., 1901-03-12
In the Grain.

"Young Lushley's looking very
seedy."
"Yes? Wild oats?"
"No. Rye."-Philadelphia Press.
The sun., 1901-03-12
ALOVER'S QUARREL
BY Mrs. Moses p. Handy.

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Copyright, 1901, by the Authors syndicateJ
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
malioo. await, under the guidance Of
divine Providence, tho verdict OF pos,
TsgANUs VICTIMS IN ST LOUIS.
More Children Die After Treatment
With City Antitoxln.

A number Of children have died in
81. Louis from tho uso Of diphtheria
antito1in Administered by physicians.
The following deaths were reported to
tho health department. Wednesday
morning: Agnes Adele Keenan, aged z
Years, loolj jaw; Frank Novak, aged 3
years, disease Of tho glottis; Estio
Simon, aged 8 years, bronchitis and
plourisy.
Dr.. II. Brock, who attended the No.
yak and Simon ohildron, said that ho
used diphtheris antitoxin in both
cases. Ho docs not remomber, no SAYS.
whethor ho procured it from tho CITY.
Tho Keonan child was tho sixth Vic
tim Of tetsnus following the admins.
trstiou of city antitcxln for diphthe-
ria. Her slater, Veronoloa Keenan,, who
diod at the city hospital lsst Saturday,
was the second. Chester Keenan,. aead
II, and Msmie Keenan, aged 10, tho
two remaining ohildren in tho family
aro siok with totanus and are not OK
peotcd to reoover. i4 II
riVo new caseg arc reported OF ohil-
dren who arc ncriously ill from tota.
nus. Those who had oontrs sc .od diph,
iberia arc not the only ones who ore
IN danger of tetanus from the infected
antitox.n. Whom one child in q family
has diphthoria it is tho custom to moo
u'ato all the rost with antitoxin as 8
preventive. In this way the livos Of
many woll children ae we'll ns tho sick
ones have boon endangered.
Rssults secured in an Independent
investigation at the Baptist hospital
have convinced Drs A. B. Nichols, r
0. Harris and z. O. Morris that the
presonoo Of tosanus germs iu tho oity
antitoxin 10 indisputablo. A guinea
pig which was inooulatod on Wadnea.
osy night with quantity Of tho anti
toxin developed totanus soon after,
and this morning was in the final con-
vulsions of the disease. .y i5
IF the antitoxin were pure" said
Dr.. Nichols, lit woald not havo affoot.
cd tho guinea pig, 1t is q sufficient
practical demonstration that there
were tetanua germs in tho fluid. Bu.
to mako the test absolutely conclusive
we shall inooulate q ucoond pig with
tho Rorum obtained from tho spinaI
fluid Of this one."
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
Important, If True

A New Yoik dispatch to tho Philadol.
phia Press states that ''all along tic
Brooklyn and Manhattan Wator fronts,
anchored hero and there in tho bay, as
far as the Narrows, ere steamships and
sailing vessels waiting for tho rich
cargoes which isat summon seemed our
tain 10 be placed aboard them" Why
arc these ships idle? Because, as the
PROSE- correspondent explains, '.tho
American fsrncrs in the West and in
the South lave accumulated 80 much
that they are ablo to hold their wheat
and cotton at tho prices which thoy de-
mand. Our farmers have enough money
to mako it possible for them to say: Take
our Whoat and our cotton at our prices
or leavo it alone. You will have to
take itsoonor or lator'" Commenting
upon this statement the Baltimore Sun
Gays: 1t is gratifying to reaizc that
the American farmer is at last abla to
put on naughty aud unyiclding front.
1t is lot often that fortune il so kind
to him that he can afford to aend an
utimatum to European consumers of
his products or to hold up tho trans.
portation trado Of the world. Not only
ls tho Georgia agrioulturist to havo all
Europe IS market for his products,
but tho cotton plantors Of tho South and
tho Western eraia producers are 40
tually so proSperou, that they are re.
iusing TO soil thoir cotton and whoat
to Europeans exoopt upon terms which
Will insuro thom noas profit" Tho
Augusta Chronicle says "this ought t.
be truo, bu, ii it 10, 1t has not always
been 30. Tho price on our cotton crop
has for years boon fixed ia Liverpool aud
whilo ovory interest in thu business
world with which tho farmers doaI is
organized and in combination against
them, tho farmers for tho most part are
without or granlz.tion or oonetrt OF
action and int lqiuuaily seek 10 COMBAT
tho buslncsB combinations of tho
shrcwdoot minds Of tho commercial
world. Tie agricultural interest is
tho only one in the country that ~ not
q oompino."
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
The RIGHT to Protest.

Tho white peofIe of tho South have
tho right to protoat 1hoy have tho
right 10 protest without bringing upon
themselves the charge OF malovoienoa
and proyiacialism for marrow. mind cd
sectional b:go.s and mnreenery nar1i-
sans, to say nothing about the luper
ellioua patronage OF thoso superior be-
iIgs, who, like Theodore Roossvilt,
liquo themselves upon thoir fanoiod
liberalism and enlightenment. I1is full
timo chat the Ropublioan party shouldf
remember that nearly thirty sevon
years havo passed sinoo hostile gun
wsB fred in that frasernal var for
which one aldo WAS as primarily 10
spoDsible as tho othor SIDE, that q tgsn-
Grafton Of Southern men 0as besn born
and has reached middle life einoo then,
that whatever debt tho South msy
have owed for its defeat in battle it
;fSysaBj psyod through tho pension tax four
yilnes ovor according to the most exhot.
Ing standards Of indemnity Of modern
times, and that, if the Republican party
wants TO go back Co the bloody shirt
for q ehibboleth, tho negro for an issue
as tho President would Indicate that
it does and as q tolerably uRi,ed presa
in his support would indicate we IRE
ready to most them, for, lot it be 70.
membered, let it be never forgotten,
that wo have made no progress toward
pacifoation and unifioation those thir-
~ years-- doom to the administration
of William MoKinley, God bless him,
whore he has gonel--which has not been
wrung from tho Repu blioAn leaders by
tho outraged public sentimont Of the
good people Of the North. II the Re-
publican leaders had had their way, tho
South would still be in irons, shou Id or.
straps would bo dominating our mall
est affairs, negro officials would BIZ lord.
ing it over our homos and fir, ,sides,
and instead Of the free onsign Of the
republic, the glorious Stars aud Stri pos,
tho bloody shirt would be waving dam
nation from every flagstaff. Tho truth
is the Republican leaders want nothing
Of tho sort. They, like some Of the
rest Of US, have learned thing or tHo.
Thoy merely seek to indulge their own
vanity and hyprooisy by miscs llsneous
abuse of the Southern poople, taking
no account of tho cost to our industries
and tho monaco to tho public order.
They have sworn that the nesro-.st tho
South-is q hundred feet high, and
they would stick to this till hell at the
South-fretz.s overl-LouiDville Cou
rier Journal.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
Democratic Candidate.

A number Of Democratic exchange s
have been moved to suggost Admiral
Sohley as the next D .rnoOratio nominee o
for President. Such "a nomination
would DO a grsat mistake for the party
to mako, and if accepted YOU d bo q
great mistake on Hohleys part. It
would bo an effort 10 bank upon The
admiral's popularity without regard
for othSr moro serious oonsidoraliSns.
However oxoollont and popular he b, ~ may !,
be az a naval oficor. Admirai Sohley
has had no civic training and he has
himaoif declared that ho hs. giyon no no
study OF attention to politics. Besides
she nomination Of Sohloy on the ground
Of his popularity and as aa exure,sed
or implied rebuke to tho off oial oiy,le
which 10 charged with prejudice egainst
him would bo 70 baso the party pros.
pects upon . contention which would
rAiao oloments or opposition NOT no "
apparent in politioa. Many people who
oondomn the trestmoat Of Sshiey, or
who think he 10 ontitlod 10 groater
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store to. thol!man who max cs gold out

store to thoiman who max cs gold out
OF tho salt water Of the sea. Il,
by this limo ho had become known
all over this ,oud Of. tho village ss q fool
and}a crank, 90 veil aa q man Of miser.
Az meanAets. g Bats NAtufo was lust
waiting to oven up with him for bis d.
struotion Of hor Rifts. +
i'Before long, his eyes, from 20 ruol,
weeping, began TO show signs OF rhoum
aud his sight became dim mer and din J
Somehow ho got into correspo, y
onoe With tho follow that makes { i.
gold fsom tho hca water, and thon Hub
bard found out what af country to 4n
fool .ho swas. iiH q dumped out hislistlo
bottle ostenfa, Git,is4 III IN Ia ssf IL,
sQogson, > aks,n. urged the oprn, , i eso. ~
iocrx oohtingpRS. 'aanglibg their ieana
rostle5s!y' foE the rent OF tho atof ~:
"Woll,its cook every iod cint Huh,
bard had to get that pairo Of gold. riaii;i Cd
,sp1os you SEQ. him gong sroutd with
vatbr shs's ,sda 81 the sea he sos for his psl
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ehUr r1oipEAits;.
q s'sY ss'ssYnsa:St'ohs'sMa ~ \. Mr.,ardey ooii,,nst,sd
I Fs.i 5ia,'flh#GoIumhie ,F38 n.

tseflfs t3ii f.f'ir
There ws7.a great deal oesx,item, !,
in Columbia Monday over t!,s san a.
ti9nal details of tho killing Of William
s'sAv. +, @hiah Id hol,evoa 10 hay,
grown out dftho striko which tcoucted
IA piOoiuMblfiAStsnripg s&hsn sworkm IA
iWent thors, from othor places to ..'soab {
IN tho " o. " a.. A.shopi. Ehe killing
ooolirod last Saturday afternoo d, ,bu;;
sWls' not reported to tssthe ,ooroner unEil
sncarly day 1h5follo Yin Z morning, and
|it W&s at tho fnquoat thas tn sansa siou,
al details were brought OUT, /
AS IA outgroWth of tho inv ,stigi.
tioh, Acohio Mo Oraney is hold, ohayx.
cd with the killing Of Seavcr, and Hsr,
~ Jenoa il hold as an aoSess )ry. whiip
tho sher,tf has n lat nf other na.nps nf
partles3 b ,liegSd TO DO oonnectoi Win
Tho orlmo., AT tho tim the IN 20 ainis:a 4
struck iast spripg, Wall, IN Seayos andi
Waltea;Rltd,r d,r Q ,ma hero from N,Yton,
Msps., 70 work Ia tho sh ,ps. Easy t!ouk
up their aJodO lin q thrae roo ia hoyel
IN tlo ciey limits in an almost sun .ro
teoted and Very disoro eriy qasrter. a
woman by tho namo Of Mrs. Non IL
bad boon omployeu TO- keep house f,r
tho two mon, ana it Was at e :st 'rop5.tg
cd that this had bomethiag 10 do WIN
tho killing, butthe story told by,,ho
dosd man 3 psrtner disoouats tnl.ta.ofy
anu gives snother face to tho trou q. s;
HhiL Is says the party WAS si,iag la
tholr, room abouS IL osl6ok Sam1dAy.
night talking when thoYo wssa knook
on Tho door, and ho got ana asd O ououad
It. Hc was ooafronled. BY tho IN ID
arroatod anu soms others, all Of wnom
wore armed, 6ne Of them nsying, a shot
gun and The oihof4a drawn revolver.
Ths man with the gun asked wac llvsd
there aud vas told He Was thon ask
cd what he wanted aud sad ihs wa,a
CONSTABLE with a search warrant an n
was locking for q negro supposed 70
live ia the house, Ho WA ask ,d ~
Mnder tosho1 " tho warrhns aad retussed
to do so.,f Seayer, heard the noiss a id
came to the door whoa the mon began
to ohh Them soabs and ourss ttt M. jL'no
mjll then ordered The two m ID III GO ne
cut Of Tho RSula .QfhaYe thoir brAias
bip(yn out, Suddenly som ,one Jump ID
6Ytf tEgr railing ghnd pushed q fsvoiysr
iahtkS sfAso ofISiayor,; wAils; be othor
fred al Binder with sbs..gua Rlaior
yiAshed te&he..k.tghe6 anu piek,d up a
haishsed, when he WAS shot t3icsag AIN.
Ills" heard moro tdrsing In tile front
room and another sh5t. followed b. q
,hcsYH .tsllt taaad gto.gs.. H, had fsilsn
and Tho meu GAME. 10 hi .klokiax him
o9.the hesd as no lay ON the Il ,of! Tao
B9sglH said ho fouhl MaOfaneyy' 2And
aRAthor ,lnan Ia bed When he Won't to
bcarca for them, and, whom he quss.
toned McUraney, The latter. threw tbs
coyer.tf, and said, ~ ami tho man thai
;dIascko Aho0ting,ns ssl. 81 \; 8
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
pINEv!LLE's MEANEsP MAN. I
I'Ntf n htUg4Nftf N'1 Hkf'' - y Sr,.,
Hubbard McPsel.Held Down. thS Rs

Ii.i =, cord, 4, d,i.3i'g..r,l '':.r s II, II,
Observation-Disclosures '::aet'abdd .troiola
wooden store box, viii. sihaignatfoS
loudly pronounced in tho rigiaiy.sf bis
back BONG anpqaaha:gaerq9,,ssPs anpqa b! shils ils tgbgaoo
stained lip, says tha a Sa York RWa11;
Sand do you, ,tiieah ITO teltFps;, soBs s
Oonarty," he. inaaited; with bel4ttsihs
emphasis OF! every &3rdSHrliaH. thGyp
the story of the mtanaSt man joui a1sr
knew2 Why. that's 40 A'5tpry; 4daStST,b
rows of PinovvYilIo. &, Lst ma M l velI 20 SSR S e
story That is a et9ryE 3ho ,ahro1ieb9I,of
the meancst man that 9HeT :hspa lld
hoo or scratched the oyes out OF q
pstch Of Irish potatoes and tho mans
no othef than, your o&h old en6m9Iton.
marty, yoar Old enemy, Hubbard Mo.
Peel" e- fsS
5'srho old rosas,lS ex:ola;mea "a, dozen
ra,sa - stG,"na. 9WS algsya togH li hI f9s
"Yos, but '6bi62 story hss,te saaotonly
with his moeunesa, and not his r-r
on gat at hin qilIuk. Wabbssra aSbms, M a.
how, . oouplo Of wesky ago n sfhtd tifGt
some inventor disoogcrarsor soioa atist--'
/! don't kno@.s shiekit wssJayaalf had
found that gold iio8Gld 50 'hfsde out OF
tho salt water Of tho seat: Nothing but
tho water OF, the brimmidg .oJean, mind
that. f5 5ll'3I,:
'Woll, sMs Hubbard to himself,
'ain't toats salt water? Aud can't
mako tho gold out of'mY yan weepin 81.
And 80 to crying ,aakaBy yAo.e Snyh
weepiDg and wai ling ooniReVor seq. |
thought ho,d:alliho wink. .af Oooq Holt
low, whore ho livos, WITH the ID iod Sof
hia toar Yator. ',S, RI, e ~ !;
Cha otfs d for shis:Wifa;s,tAat,.aidoa
now twenty yoars-I think. she'd !haan
!, glad to have died aoQner.s. s, !;
"Hsi cried for ? hid Ichildrdu (; that
might have boen If higwifo ,hhd ali4ad
longer. a.,
He criod for bigold pct moo!oy COW, M
which he didn,t6 buy from Peto, ,M az
thows booauso.he thought sho oRght to
have baon' oheaper*wit tho horad5 dff. a.
"Ha oriod beoauso bis pot pulIot
'o"su NV ae'P, sHlh% o8GS lhbtoau or
sing!os dsy bysday. .,!s III
"Ho ccied hardertbaa over snd wept
moro eopiously than over beoausb;, ;,.ho
couldn't: :ory' taioG4hs hssd hsilio. Il 40
crying p oyer tho los of ,Shis neigbber,
Paddy Malone. .i.I, /. 81 D ,sS % n
y He Dried moro peIaiatontlH WheniAp
feuHd Paddy Hidn9t .foB1hlbeghiaasin
ibWill:!.. isi;lr'.sa ia't'S fssI s. SjS
.MoWopf for .hfa: aHslss and AisI
1 iHa,gapt' ssSrjoyg that wese gQnp and
aal gssssad st Corr @o tS saihe, hid ho'
isStssas isSsssa ths Sspss ssqs'
Z, And An all The while ho was ooiseos8sng
hia 81 eslt tears, la tho hopo Of gottingI d.
ssupply.nn hand large enough to mskoI
him sioh whon he would turn Ia his
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OPPORTUNITY or Lifetime.

!. ! 'gl,rs spaoo !.ia greatly inorsased, and to
ea3a mn up the largest businesa colleg in tho
hoard Of rates for. 8 short time only: ALLOW
absolutely 4, ,oe soholarahips to few; 10 others
we VIII pay railroad fare, furnish ifioe work
;,,or part tuition, accept notes, furnish ohoapE
bos,d and secu, positit MS. 5 1s MS.
For fnil y - p formation, send nov to the
Columbia Business College J. s
=. COLUMBIA. S. d. Il { ~ y iiss I ~
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: s.HEAh;yfHYSELF... q.

You can do 80 by gsttilg ono OF our FAM
y " hiedicme ,l,S cline Qasess nnd .9fhe Homo Phys e
sas 1 se nehyisSas sa eSse ssy
Yrs; saS h JWilSr s nS9h s1 Eh lsS Sisns snS
slfInl tpts oG SJYrit6 ,for frdo
S9mplog of o!tr'. After D|Mnoi $. iG cifos
'a 3Saoniaehfahu 9ll tlFerdlssases, Agoits Wallt-
y i. ,s..''rItE4fo lin RSsfRDY COS g 4
Z l4sg;G'O AspPtqll inlS1g. !. 4 I, Atlanta, Ga.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15
A Deplorable Affair.

a dispatch from Lsos0lile says tho
.quiGtness Of our town NAB broxeu We'd
nenday when IL Was loatnod That ono Of
our leading young men lad boon shot.
The uniofGunAto sffalr happened about
cnroo niios WoB6 Ut lIoosyitlc and the
rosuit 10 That Hun. N. l.. Abblli 10 lying
III a oritioal condition at tho point u
aeaeh. M1. q. w. 80 leo OF BA4osDurg
uid tho shooting. Both parClos are
highly o0nneot01 ahd tho Unfortunate
aitair 10 doplorod by tho en.lro CON
munity. Mr.. Aabill ID young man,
al attcrnoy and 1sprSaonLod Lexington
county la THO Ssato iogis,aturo fow
iCsrs ago. hlf, Soltoo 10 ONO Of Bates
burg $ leading meronanLs aEu has cx
tonelvo tafmiog lnterobts. Boln par
tles have always Dofno tho lame Of
poaoeiul and ihW nDiulpg oitlzuns.
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How TO NASH Many shad, s OF
Dluo soem 70 Do peculiarly IiaDlo to
lace, There ID, howoVor, y proyontivs
OF this, wh.ch 10 SAID 10 10 equally
good for ali shsdos OF biue, from tho
delicalo pale do nil 70 the shgde knoWn
as butchers bluo aud and indigo,
though tho la!tor color requires no
special troatmont unloss in the case OF
q lawn or muslin, whom one may prefer
TO bo on tho safe side. An ounoo OF
sugar Of load dissolved in q pail OF wa.
ter fix the blue permanently if tho ma
torial bo soaked In the solution for TWO
hours. It must be dried, then, before
boing washed and ironcd.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1901-11-15

ABOUT thirty Georgia counties
want dispensaries and have fl
ed bills in the legislature asking
for them. 81 I5i
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'VfF 20 AZ
Are you saf'srIn;Sss freons unust taral did.
changes, va Will cure s. Oh Id 8 lays Or rs
iand your nions Take Dir ( nj iii 10y d 4 M
3)cctloni prios BOO each, cont any sro Oh ia ii
,ssipt Of pslces 3 on = /. uSl ae 1000
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Which You are trying to ohow, but find
1t unmasticsblo md your jsws soho,
and you Burrender the attompt2 Per-
haps it may DO tho gristle which you
gavo to your father for his breakfast
forty years ago.
A gentleman passing along tho avo-
nuo SAW e son dragging his father into
tho street by tho hkir Of the head. The
gentleman, outraged at this brutal oon-
duct was about to punish tho offender,
ahon tho old nan arose and said:
Don't hit him. It's all right. Forty
ycsrd ago this morning I dragged out
my father by tho hair Of his hoad." It
10 a. CIRCLE. Other Gins may be ad.
joufned to tho noxt world. That cirolo
is made quickly, worry quickly. On,
what a etupondous thought that the
good and the evil wo start come back to
utl Do you know that the judgmont
day VIII DO only the points at which
tho oirocs join, tho good aud tho bad
coming btck 10 us unless divine inter
veDt,on hinder---comipg hack TO us with
welcome Of delight OF curses Of con.
demnstion.
%, would liko to eeo Paul, tho in
valid missionary, at tho moment WHOM
hla lpt'ncnea oouoa to full orb his in
haencc rolling out through Antioch,
through Cyprus, through Lystra,
through Corinth, through A,hoau,
through ASA, through Europe, through
America, through tho first century,
through fyo con'urios, through twouty
oaoturica, through earth, through heay-
on, and at last the wavo of influence,
having mndo full circuit, elrlkos his
soul. Oo, then I would like to 500
hlpll No ono oan tell the wido sweep
Of Tho oirolo of Paule influence sayo
tho ono who Ia aoatod on tho oirolo Of
tho earth.
| should not like to SEQ the oounton.
ahoe of Noltairo whom his influonce
comes to full orb. Whom the fatal
hemorrhsgo aoized him at eighty. throo
= cars of ago, his influence did not ooaso.
Tho most brilliant man Of his century,
ha had uaod all his faculties for asaaui,.
lng christianity, his bad inapenoe
through Ffance, Widening
put through Germany, widening though
III Eutopo, widening through America.
widening through <the 1913 years that
have gono ginoo he died, Widening
through earth and widening through