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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-08-12
Wash Goods

Challies, Lawns, Dimities, Foul
ardines, Organdies; 25, 80 and Soc
values, 10 close at
l0c I'd.
Linen Crashes, Dotted SWISS
Piques, Ginghams,O ,Organdies, Sateens
and Lawns: worth 25, 80 and Doc.
TO close at
l0c Yd.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-08-12
Dress Goods

Another huge pile Of similar
bargains 10 those sold out last week.
Regular pricee OF these goods from
zoe TO 81 % yard; from 80 TO 5i
inches wide. No such bargains ever
heard OF at this price.
39e Yd.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-08-12
Dress Goods

New Boadel0ths
New ChevOlts
New kerSeys
New Alpaeas
New prunellas
New Wool Taffetas
New Venetian
New MhlpeOrds
New Pebbled CheYOits.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-08-12

Remember the above garments
have Just been received.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
SbuItiffrift=Npti

pa elm r.dtmdBis unterseidnetes gez
lud, beiien nnteri9rtiten ais redtmGBige am
ertannt iinb, benz Boarb Der Gountpz Gomz
miiiare BON Stearns, Minn., in beieu Sibz
un9 am Is. 0tai 1901 unterbreitet rodrb, in
pel9em INN Sormiruns zines neueu SduIs
biitrifts na68eiu6t mirb, Der aus uadte6enb
bei6riebenem Serrain suiommensei,st lit:
gSt BON iect 5, nj pom feet 8, et pom feet II,
un6 aues bon iect 6 unb Z unb Is, trpp l26
wefli6 pom II %; e Don iect |, e4 pom feet
II, ei BON feet ID in tup 126 pefli6 pom Il
80; aQes o feet 81 unb MI BON feet 80 in
twp l27 weltli6 uon II 90; e. pom feet SO in
tmp 127 meili9 pon II 80.
Daber 1T biermit betannt sema6t, bat ein
Serbor aaer in Der anselesenbeit bes sez
nannten @eiu9es intereIfirte IerIonen in Der
na6fen Sisuns bes %senannten Boarb, bic
8. Suli 1901 beginnt, i%tattinbet. SIM
auftra9e bes Gountpratbs:
P.S. gruber, County Qubitor,
nnb er=oficio Glert bes goars.
ct. Glonb, ben Is. Mai 1901. 27.2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

Salomon iaste: rein gutter gsame lit lei6=
ter gu pdblen ais sroBe 6ei6tbimer.a Sies
1T pabr uno bat ii9 10 beitGtist pom anbez
9lnn an. 9ber es 1T serabe 10 eeredt unb
notbpenoi9, ben Namen ober ben @uf aut
~ bebalten, INN i'm orisineQ ;l beuabren.
Stes ut 1tets oas cine 9roBe Grin;ip BEL Der
Vteeormid Gompans g~e1peien. $50 immer
gras post ober @etrei6e pa6it, ba lit Der
9tame UtcGormid befannt unb tets nit BEN
belte1t Deriuanot. 90 1T es pom earts beion=
oerer SeSsutlln9,. baB irsenb Gtpas, bos BEN
Nai1teil Iteeormld tra9t, bas bette ieiner Dirt
lein ioq. Inter BEN Sarmeru bes Nor6mes
items 1T IS gan; Defenders befannt. ban irz
9enb ELM Sanbwerfseus ober aderaerdtb, has
oteien magii9en Hamen trGst, gut unb ,u=
perlaiii9 lit. gti6ts i6le6tes ober biuiaes
miro ie bic WfcGormid Marte traeeu. @as
mir ia9e1, tblln mir, mir tbun es qan; aez
nip. Sies-iit infer Motto.-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Sramerei in oerfaufen.

Sn benz i'm iibli6en Sbeile bes stoates
an Der minneapolis, St. 9ouis & Smaha
gabm romantii9 ~seIesenen Stdbt6en Sor=
ban TT bic ieit pielen Sabren in beitem ge=
ttano 9epelene, ifets NIT ausseseidnrtem @rs
tols betriebene mnb namentli6 in BEN lesten
sSabren lid elmer aussebebnten Sunbi6aft
erfrenenoe Serbian Gitp grauerei aus 9tad=
laBriidi6ten inter annebmbaren @ebinaun=
gen 81 perfaufen. 9luf benz SrauereiqrInbe
elm sutes, 9erdumises @obnbaus, neles Sis
baus, neue Stalunsen unb ~seiunoes @aiier;
oamit in 8erbinbung 10 afer 9anb. @eaen
HGberem wenbe man ii9 OH
Srau Sriebr. SeiIanb,
26=3mt Sorban, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
9eiratbete ni9t nm'S Sch.

Der Bolton Mann, wel9er lanSit
cine frdntli6e, rei9e, junse Dame
h~eirotbete, fablt iest slidlt@, benn er
nabm Or. Sings Stem 9ife Yiaen,
welde ibre @elunbbeit poufdnbts ber=
iteute. nnfeblbar sesen @elbiu9t,
@auenfrantbeit, Malaria, unb Siss
Der unb oue 2ebers unb Wasenleioen.
0eidt einaunebmen aber rpirfiana. Wur
Is Gents In S. 50. 9ubn's apotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
War LOS Sabre ait.
SnbiononoIis Snb.. 10. Stunt.
.ragtd die eDie Sorts, Die lfr Inner GekauftH Ia
:: s. &MM%%

pertauft murre. CUR 3eit Der S4la4t
BON Hep Orleans mar er 10 Sabre
alt. WGbrenb beg ~meritanifden arie@
ees mar er Der 2eibfflape bes Gapitdn
STA 8rotpn in Hafbbiue unb aud mob
udbrenb bes 8iirgerfrieges, Biz fem
6err in Der S4fa9t Bel lebanon,
Senn,. getDbtet tpurbe. Ser Mfk be-
bauptete, "a Mal perbetrathet setpeien
su fem unb 50 8inher se5eust 5u ba=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Sapp'S
Sanf,

@ehlid bonn Gourtbauie, st. Glouo, Niuu.
sablt 4 9ro;eut Sutereiien auf gelber, melde
fir elm sSabr, unb 8 Srosent, wenn bieielben
fir 6 Monate beponirt perben. 8erbor9t @elb
auf grlnbeisentbum, wel9es 81 isber !3eit
fdqi9 ober ni9t, entweber 9ars ober tbeilwei=
Ie, ie nod Stieben suridbe;ablt perben tann.
@erfauft @edbfe, Geloie1onngen unb Eafdge=
Sdeiue o unb mad auen 2drtbern guros
pas. gls;ise aus ben gruubbii9eru CAB
%frafts), @olmadten, &auf= unb Sppotbeteu
unb ioniise urfunben werben seiesli4 aus
seferti9t nnb be9lanbiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
H gu ber SabresuerIammluns

az gu Der Sabresperiammluns
Der National educational aHociation,
wel9e tn Detroit, Wt9., pom s. Bis
~. Suli 1901 sebalten mirb, per=
fauft bic Nortbern Paeific &unbreile
Sidets fur einSelnen Sabrpreis nit ei=
mem 3ui9las uonS2. gerfaufstase am
5. unb 6. Suli. @iltisfeit Bis ldnsz
items 20. Suit 1901. 6. 8. Stob=
B er, asent. 24=2mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Sapeten III al ben neueiten M11=
itern fiir 1901.

Orreft aus ben srOBteu Sabrifen in ben
Ser. Staaten be;o9en. @rose 4Ispabl pom
impertirten Sapeten, artiitii6e srbeit aus
Sentl6lanb, Stalien, Srantrei6, England
unb China. @olitdnbise Sorratb an reinen
Semiidten Sarben, Selen, Sarnilieu, gIr=
ten MIN. Sir6en : Decoration unb Sreseo
Wtalerei cine Spe;ialitdt.
SafeI & sfutnaub,
44=1i r31-5. Qpe. iibIib, ct. Gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Su o%erfaufeu.

Serrli4es @obnbaus unb ;ueeborioes
Srunottlid in better Collation. sur SG!fte 6es
Wertbes. Na6sufrasen BEL
s. g. Rode.
22=6mt ct. Gloub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
Wirb bgef9oben n.
0aibinaton, 9. g., 10. Suni.

Uu 9tlSlpH, X. w 1o' On@''
Dus @9abamtsbepartement bat
beute ben 3oIeinnebmer in San Tran=
cisco telesrapbif9 a~nseipielen. benz
bortisen 9ineffden Genera!fonfnl Bel
Der @efansennahme Gu Sbipi Sban's
bebilfli9 gu fein uub bic gsetsneten
Mabreaeln fir be Mbihiebuns beg
gbinefen mad China gu treffen, Dem
gbineien, Der por adt Sasen in Gam
sraneiseo antam. mar auF grfuden
6es @elanbten Wu bic 2anbuns GEE
ftattet iporben, neil er ansebli1 nebit
apei anberen gbinefen in @efddften
fir bic dineifde Resieruns nod ben
Ser. Staten gefommen mar. 9eute
erflGrte Der 9eianbte Wu i'm 5daB<
amtsz Department, baB Gu Sbipt
Sban ni9t in amtlt9en @efdditen gez
fommer1 fei unb baB er hestalb feline
fribere @ertpenbuns fur ibn suriidatsz
Ia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
9xplofon.
Cine Sbnamit Grploiiou uabe Brig
hampton, q. g., fOitet ieds
WenidenlebeR,
Inf Der rSriseeu"'g a : n
ereisn tiid einperbans
bansnifoulleru oil.
Sn indianapolis itirbt Elm Neser i'm
buben Mlter bon 1O5 Sabren.
Opnamit= grplofion.

Spndmtt= GTplo1tpn.
8insbampton, q. g., 10. SUM-.
@dbrenb Elm Sradt8us Der 2adaz
tpanna : 8abn Bel @eital, 10 Meilen
bon bier, MaTer einnabm, nurbe er
bon einem anberen Sra9tauge anses
rannt. Sn benz eiuen Wasen bes err
item 3uses befanb iid cine srobe Mafe
5pnamit. pel9es ~erplobirte. Man
tpeiB, bab 6 Mdnner set0btet tpur>
ben unb slaubt, bab fi4 tpeiters
In ben Srimmern befinben. Iubers
benz finb cine Mnaabl perionen perleBt.
9ie grploiion aerit0rte 4 Gradtpasen
polftdnbis. Sn @eftal purben bur9
ben getpaltisen 2uftbrud ale Geniterz
f9eiben aerbro9en, ia ielbt in 8ing>
hampton 5erbraden cine @noapl Sptes
gelf9eiben.
Oie Sobten inb: s. 80. &ellep Dor
glmira, Sbeobore Polibemis BON 81
mira, 6ei5er Wstberbee, 2otomotips
fibrer Mottice. Wiutam Mebbid unb
elmer Polbemus.
grnftli9er gifenbabns
unfall.
Mt9;ta, &as., 10. sunni.
Ser D1tli9 fabrenbe Srisco Pafaz
sier5us go. 1O8, Der beute Na9m. BON
bier absefabren mar, 1T Bel Der 80
Meilen Ditli9 bon bier selegenen Sta
tion GREENWOOD perunslidt, unb aebn
paFagiere iinb babel berlebt tporben.
SDbtli9 perlebt purbe Grau s. %.
Smith bon Netp 8irf, 3. s., unb Der
s3usfiibrer 6. u. gders. 9te Namen
Der anberen @erlebten fonnten nod
ni9t in Grfabruns sebra4t perben.
Ser 3ug fubr nit elmer @ei4pinbtsz
felt bon 80 Meilen bic Stunbe, als Bel
elmer 59arfen 8iesuns bes @eleifes Der
@peif epagen unb Der S4lafnagen
entgleiren. 8etbe Wasen purben
bur9 bic slii1enben 3oblen bes &o4z
berries i'm Speifepagen in 8ranb gez
febt unb ppIitdnbis aerftOrt.
War LOS Sabre alt.
Snbianapolis, Snb.. 10. Stunt. :
sSn Der @obnuns bes Gapitdn Oas
bib 8raben an Der Capitol @penue, TT
beute Der 9eser Georse Smith i'm Glz
ter bon 1O5 Sabren g%eftorben. Wdb<
renb bes 8iirgerfrieses bate ibn Capt.
Braben aus benz Suben bierbergez
bradt. Der alte Mann fonnte it4 mob
erinnern, nie CT als 3tnb in Weas
sserrn. 8a.. BON feinem Serrn fir Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
g 6ltm perlebt.
Warfbfielb, Wts., 10. Stunt

Wdrfbftelb, Wts.. 10. STUNT.
Niel Mi9els, Sos. Nubes unb Mars
tin Breton, tpel6e an Oonnerftag,
benz Sronlei9namsfeft, in 8aferpiae
cine Auantitdt Pulber spifAen atpei
MmboTe abfeuern pollten, ipurben
bur6 bas poraeitise 2osgeben besBuls
pers 10 f9ner.an ben Iusen perlebt,
baB lie nabrf4einlid ibr 4usenli4t
berlieren perben.
Commander 8un's Sddbel mar
oberbalb bes linten Muses 5erf4mets
teri unb zines feiner Betne ipar sebros
den. Die 6oipital : Merate faaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13
d.

Seut. morssn tpurOs has ssltern
obsebrodene 9uen apii4en Hesls
unS 2~aberbesque ipieber aufseroms
men. Meeis purbe am @oroerarm se>
fdbrlid bertpunbet. Die Setunoa1z
ten hatten einen lebbaften Streit urltsr
chamber, benz pabri4einlih ebenfals
elm 3peitampf folsen pirb.
Das Duel fpGbrte aur ipenige Ses
funben. @eitern bate fi9 2absroess
que. pel&er Elm poraiali6er Hechter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-06-13

Dr. Ri1ep berlieb butte Mtenb bas
Weibe 6aus UNI II ubt 20 Wttnuten
nod sinem 8efu9e bon iiber apet
Stunbsn. gr faete: Gtau McSeins
lens 3uitanb 1T 10 5iemii4 berIelbs,
pte er in benz Bulletin BON beute Mitz
tag sei9ilbert tpurbe. sic 1T beuie
5iemli9 nobl sepelen. @s bat feline
peient!t4e Menberung ftatts funben,
obslei9 m0sli9erneiie cine faum
tpabrnebmbare 8eferuns porsetoms
men III. Die patientin liegt iest in Ell
mem seiunben S4lafe.
Gin @orfdtas an bic
Mddte.
Wafbinston, .. g., 10. Stunt.
Die 9unbesresieruns bat ii4 pieber
nit benz Gr1u9en an Die WG4te ses
tpanbt, bic acknowledgements
gen benz Saaser Sriebenstribunal our
gnti9eibuns gu unterbreiten. 9err
Rodbil bat ben Staatsfefretdr !9ap
um bic grlaubnib sebeten, ben 8orz
f9lag MAIDEN gu biirfen unb tpurbe
beute frii1 bon Germ Sap ermd9tist,
bas gu tbun. Man glaubt, bab bic
@ertreter Der Md9te in petins iid 10
tief in S9~pieristeiten Derrannt baben,
bab bies ss%senpdrtig Der einaise Wes
au fein fdeint. Der gum 3iele fiibrt.
8abnbof %beraubt.
gentralia. SG., 10. Stunt.
Ser 8abnbof Der Mobile C Sbir
Babn in Sparta purbe bon sfpet masz
firten 8anbiten beraubt. Oie &Guber
banben unb tnebelten ben Nadtbeam=
ten, iprensten ben Rafenidrant unb
entfloben unter Mitnabme bon etpa
$500
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,,@aS ut TN einem Namen?"

22=6n1t
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-10-12

missions and the Bishops of Alaska, Mis-
souri, Kentucky and South Dakota were
TO have addressed the board. Most of the
evening. however. was taken up with the
amendment of canon and when the
decks were finally cleared the Bishops of
Alaska and Kentucky had retired. The
Bishop Of Kentucky was to have spoken
Of missionary work among. colored pee
pie; the Bishop Of Alaska Of the work IN
his own frozen diocese.
The Bishop Of South Dakota spoke for
just a few moments. He exhibited a
walking cane carved by Christian Sioux
Indian and presented to the Bishop Il
short time ago with the statement that
the carving told the story Of the Indian.
The head of the cane was of stone; along
the stick was carved a snake chasing a
mouse which was just about to find safety
in q hole carved in the stone handle.
Il asked the Indian what the carving
meant said the Bishop.
He replied. Weakness seeks refuge III
strength. and this is the case to-day with
the Indian
The Bishop OF Missouri spoke entertain
ingly and expressed the hope that the
Episcopal church would yet become the
national church of the United States.
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.ELOOUEHCE or ORATORS APPLAUDED
Continued From Page One.

Deputy Packard Of Maryland. who pre-
sided over the debate. was obliged to read
the rules Of order when applause greeted
some Of the speakers. He cautioned all
present that in the event Of another
breach of decorun he would enforce the
rules and have all but the deputies con-
Quoted from the church.
The debate was not finished when the
hour of adjournment was reached vest er-
DAY afternoon and it viii be continued on
Monday morning.
The House Of Bishops after a long de-
bate in executive session adopted canon
for disciplining divorced persons who re-
marry. The prelates also nominated five
clericals to fill vacant missionary districts
in the Orient and America, whom the
House Of Deputies will be requested TO
accept.
The Board Of Missions held short ses-
sion last night and disposed of important
matters. Sessions were held yesterday by
the W@nan's Auxiliary. the Brotherhood
of St. Andrew and other organiza tons
connected with the Episcopal church.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-10-12
BELIEVES IN SEPARATION.

II believe in separation I believe that for
many causes other than inidelity, physical in
fidelity, there may and ought to be separation.
Cruelty drunkenness and other things, neces-
sary, that the husband and wife who are hus-
band and wife in this world that they SHOULD
be separated, but not that they should be alb
solutely divorced so that either party should
have the privilege OF remarriage. May L quote
in this connection again what DIR. Peabody
says in his admirable chapter upon the fam
lily in that book:
g Brother and sister may be separated; par
ent and child may be separated; they may be
aienated for what seems to be good and suifi-
cient cause, living far apart opposite sides
of the earth, but they are always, this same
brother and sister parent and child, and can
not be anything else
II am interested therefore in the passage
of this proposed canon because love my kind
because l love my country and because if L
want as far as IN me lies. to put some stop
blushing in society to-day. l want to
begin at the beginning, because l recognize that
the family is indissoluble unity and that
if you permit, from any cause, any disintegra-
ton or solution Of that unity you poison
ing the germ that will ultimately poison the
whole social body and the whole national
framework
'.Sir, and gentlemen, recognize the fact and
no one more clearly better than I, that in
some instances 1t will work hardship. OF
course in some cases it Will work hardship.
That is always the case with the great prin-
ciple OF social righteousness.
II read only the other day in a book some
such figure of allegory this:
=" Some beautiful companion vases placed
beside fire were talking and complaining
against the elements and said See how bit
ter!y you treat me. Me you destroyed. All
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Contest Over an Estate.

Irene Mary Harrigan. who applied for
letters of administration upon the estate
Of her father, John Harrigan., yesterday.
is placed in q peculiar position. The du-
formed by Dennis Harrigan, who opposes
the young woman's petition on the ground
that she is not the daughter of the late
John Harrigan, having been born after
he had secured 4 divorce from his wife.
The hearing OF the petition was continued
until next Friday.
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WANTS AMENDMENTS BEATEN

Judge Bradford of Delaware United States
dressed the committee follows:
Mr.. Chairman, gentlemen of the committee
l sincerely trust that these amendments will
be defeated hope from the bottom of my
heart that section as reported from the
House of Deputies will pass. 1 am not one of
those who believe that Holy Scripture forbids
the marriage OF an innocent party to a divorce
on the ground of infdelity during the lifetime
Of his her wife husband. 1 do not enter
tain that belief, but equally. I do not believe
junction that under all circumstances and re-
CARELESS of the conditions existing at the time,
a divorced person, though innocent, must be
married and must receive what he is entitled
to have, the ceremony performed and solemn
lied by the ministers of this church.
believe that the situation confronting us is
one which demands of some action. 1t
seems to that this question cannot be de-
cided by merely theological arguments. We
all know that there very many learned
men who differ on this subject. We cannot
expect them to agree Now what is our duty :?
Look at the condition of society. I claim that
considerations of religion, of Christian moral
ity and 1 may further say. common decency
require the passage of the resolution as re-
ported from the House of Deputies.
New, during the past few years. the grant
ing of divorces has attained such alarming
proportions as to be a growing menace to the
morals of the family and to the community.
It has brought reproach upon Christian COM
munities throughout the length and breadth
of this land. 1t menaces the purity and happi-
ness of the family which all know IS at
once the unity and basis of Christian
| civilization.
/ believe. gentlemen. that it is the duty of
/ the church to take action in this matter. The
question is. what action? Shall it apply a
| general rue? Or shall it apply rule subject
! to exceptions, which will partially neutraize
and defeat the rule itself? l am in favor of
the universally of the prohibition in all cases
| of divorce, no matter what may be- the cause,
for the simple reason that in my Judgment no
| other view no other law, is practicable and
| can work satisfactorily We all know that
most general laws work individual hardships
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willing Workers to Give Concert.

A concert and social under the auspices
Of the Willing Workers of the Bush-stree:
Synagogue will be given at the Hall of
the Cercle Francois, Hotel Savoy, at $50
o'clock tomorrow night. The proceeds
will be devoted 10 the building of class
rooms for the Sabbath school connected
with the congregation.
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HOLD SPECIAL SERVICES.
Visiting Churchmen at st. Stephens
and Church of the Advent.

The Brotherhood Of ST. Andrew con-
Quoted "A Quiet Hour at St, stephens
Church last evening. The service was
preparation for holy communion and was
under the direction Of Rev. Arthur S.
Lloyd. general secretary Of the Domestic
and Foreign Missionary Society
There was also a special service last
night in the Church of the Advent. The
Bishop of Milwaukee conducted the SER
vice and the coadjutor of Fond du Lac
preached the sermon.
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these you give durability
- But the other replied: You have
nothing to complain of but your own nature.
For me- L am fire everywhere and always
Social righteousness is illustrated ana
taught in that great divine development and
altering of society as illustrated and taught
as / think by the sovereign lord of the world
Social righteousness may burn and destroy here
and there and work social hardship. but it is
social righteousness always and everywhere
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Piles Cured Without the Knife.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrudng Piles.
No Cure, No Pay All druggists are author
lied by the manufacturers of Pazo Ointment
to refund money where it fails to cure any
case of piles, matter Of how long standing.
Cures ordinary cases in six days; the WORST
cases in fourteen days. One application gives
and rest. Relieves itching instantly This
is new discovery and is the only pile remedy
sold on positive guarantee, no cure no pay.
sending their name and address. Price, 50c If
your druggist don't keep it in stock send 50c
in stamps and will forward full size box
st. Louis. Mo-. who also manufacture the cee-
brated cold cure, Laxative Bromo-Qunine Tab
lets.
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in particular cases. but because individual
hardshtps may result from the application of
a general rule. no argument is furnished
against the propriety of that law, if it be
calculated to do good to the greatest nun: Der
If it promote the general welfare we rest con-
tent with 1t.
Undoubtedly the universally of the pro-
hfbition is contained in the section re-
ported from the House of Deputies will in
my Judgment, in certain cases, work hard
ship, for | do not, as l have already stated
entertain the ideas entertained by a great
many of the delegates here present. But shall
individual hardship practically defeat in large
measure the beneficial results which will
enure from the universally of the rule? 1
claim not.
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VIEWS OF REV. MR.. BATTLE.

The Rev. Mr.. Battle of North Carolina said:
Mr.. Chairman and gentlemen of the con-
vention l have drawn an amendment to this
clause under consideration in almost the exact
terms Of those offered by the deputy from New
York. L will ask to add to his amendment
the words nor to the remarriage of parties
once divorced seeking to be united again. -
Deputy Lewis in reply said: In reply to
the gentleman from North Carolina l would
ask whether he does not think the committee
have proposed and in the portion of which it
is left intact by the amendment Of the rev.
erend deputy from New York. The word
other in the third line before persons was
inserted there for that purpose They are for
hidden To marry any one who has been the
husband or wife of any other person then liv-
ing. II they have been the husband or wife
of some person there is no objection and it
was put there for that purpose.
The Rev Mr.. Battle-I believe in leaving
nothing to construction that can be avoided
by the enactment that is made at the time
the legislation is desired and therefore j see
objection TO adding the words that IN
the present canon on the subject OF marriage
and divorce
Continuing the Rev. Mr. Battle said: IT
desire that this church should set an example
TO the citizens of the United States of all
churches of all denominations l believe that
should try to constitute ourselves leaders
canon as sent down from the House Of Bishops
We would make a very great if not a fatal
mistake. ! believe that If ADOPT this canon
We will take step that viii enable us in
the end to bring about uniformity of the laws
of the United States in regard to marriage
such as is suited to the people of the United
States and as is consistent with the Chris
tianity of the United States
What was the law when our Savior spoke