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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1903-10-08
Question No. 40.
Also who arc the two anointed
ones spoken Of in Czech. t-l40
GU ESTIONS No. 40.

l. What is the bottomless nit
: that this (bossU tho temporal
~ power OF the Catholic church come
! cut OIL And is tho bottomless pit
:" spoken of here the same as spoken
y Rev. 20 ~
4 3. You say 'Tho two witnesses
described in Rev. ll-S) are the
- cid and new testamonts, clothed in
= the sackcloth Of dead languages
for 1850 years"
How did tho old and new tesla.
n menta hsve power over water TO
turn it into blood and to smight
the earth with plaques as often AZ
they would! And what was their
dead bodies that laid in the streets
= Of the Great City where our Lord
was crncificd'--Mrs Cindia NJ erritt.
sl
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FOR SALB.

4 Aay one wishing to bay any OF
tho following named Medicine call
i, on David Skaggs who will sell to
Il you;
il Japenese oil 90 cts a bottle.
DR.. Swan liver and kidney cure
Il so cts. a bottle.
q Herberts Celery 4 .S. Sarsa
! psrilla 50. CTS bottle.
Hcrber, Celery phosphate so cts
!, DR.. Swans casoera pills Is cts.
Package Sister Tercsas tea IS
4 cts
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Christ the Ssvionr.

The character and life OF Christ is
model worth studying and emulat-
ing BY every young person who
would make his cwn life strong, Use
fol and happy. The world never
produced healthier and safer PAL
tern everyday morality than this
wise and just man gave the new
world at the critical time when the
elements of the future happiness
we're beng delluged in sin and iuH1.
Christs career is remarkable for
1.-THE continued progress OF a resolute
and manly purpose, and his great
saccess in life will always stand as
the most eloquent proof that an
honest motive, sustained by industry
and courage, can not miss its re-
ward.
Just now when there is a DISPOSE
ton 10 surrender seifhood and invoke
the excuse OF a cowarlly philosophy
for individual failure, no better les
son can be taught the young man
who would shirk the duties Of patient
toll and the restraint Of selfish pas
slons than the plan Of Christ anG his
life. Boys who want to earn money
the first day they start in to learn
trade or business Of any kind and
spend their wages the same nigh,
ought 10 learn how the famous Chris
tian protected skill in his craft, ma
ing himself strong by slow but SIRE
advances and setting at sil times an
example OF honesty and fidelity that
gave him wholesome mastery over
his mission.
| Christ was ia the largest sense
self goyerend man. He did possess
, all of brilliant talents. He was not
a selfish genius, but on the other
hand lacked nothing of the ready
cndownenis Of the superior God.
He had some very grea, endowment
IN his early character such rs con-
founding the doctors a. the age at II
: years which the autobiogrspher
: never attempts to hide or excuse.
t'hrlsts severe honesty is the sup
rene charm Of his life. He tells on
himself with that quaint candor tina,
few other characters ever display ed
in writing their own lives.
He proved to be one Of the mos,
tolerant and unoffenslvely persuasive
= characters of any aye. Later in life
his deep religious sense should BE-
the great motive power in the char
acter Of the now every day philoso-
pher. Nothing could do the vail,
young skeptic OF these days who feel,
k that he owes the mystery Of the un
lverse no serious respects than IL
read the account of how Christ sav'
: his life 10 moral nature of man ant
II free him from the ways Of sim.
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The ReYelator's First Beast.

page a48.) I
Oh! Reader, zee the man 81 SIN,
that oppoaeth and exalteth him
self aboyc al that u called God. |
lIe hrs killed tho apostles, and
DIPPED bis garm-nts IN the b!ood !
Of millions Of the ,rne followers Of |
Christ. Boholl the vile person
that Daniel saw, taking the place
Of tho tax-raiser. 500 those few
that escape his death-like clutches,
seeking safoty N night, and hidingI
themselves in the clefts OF rocks,
or caves, like q mouse would hide
from d hawk; fight was the safety
guard which Christ Ind left them;
for His command was; II they per
secute you in one place, or city
Zee ye TO another" Just snch
cruelty wae practlced by this 6rst
beast, while ho i'll his pomp, and
power reigned with his seven
heads and ten horns And it was
in those three hundred years of
persecution Of this beast, upon the
followers Of Christ, that he won
his ten crowns; and by those VIC
tories he was fully able through
his living wonders, to claim the
| cheir o. Peter and to claim that
he was the true successor OF Peter
and the vicar Of Christ.
This is only fulfilling tho words
of Paul Aud Daniel, that this boast
would lift himself mp, ard claim
| to be God, sitting in Tie temple Of
| God For it is All unoeniable fact
that this bcastly man, requires all
| his laity to come to him and bow
down before him, and then and
| there, imagine Jesus Christ in per
son in the priest. when this is done
and the penitent sinner has con
fesed his sins to pope, bishop, OF
priest, Gall belonging to one head,
then with an uplifted hand The
priest says, /, absolve thee from
thy sins; and at that worry momsnt
nli tho guilt OF the sinner IS par
doned for all eternity. (Seo Mia,
sion Book Of st. Alphonce,
Legorie, page 24S, 260 and q toI
the district Of Maryland,l
Does this not prove that tili'
man claims that he is sitting il
the seat Of God, when he claims
that you must when YOU come un
TO him and before confessing You,
sins TO him, imagine in him Jesui
|, Christ in person; then in doins
this he will pardon you Of al. You,
, guilt, for ne goes on TO say, tina
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says there il no man WHO can do
this ne you, can read:
Jesus saith unto lin. ana the way
the truth. and the lifc no Innn cOmelh
nnio tbo Father, bat Dy me-" Isl. John
II 81
Agsln he SAYS
Verify, verify, say nnio you, lie
hat cnlerelh moi BY The doo' into tlc
sbecprola, but cin,neth ny SEINE oihci
way, the snme is ,l,ioi snd e robber W
rhon said Jesus unto them sgiih.
verify, verify, | Gay unto yoa, Am The
dor " Inc s.,scp ut. Jona 70 ~l2*7.
Mother Is thofe ssiy.iion in sny
o;her Tor there IL none other aainc
uadrf heAgcn ;ivsn anonE n@u. where
b, We rnuet b~ ,ured I" (hc@ 4 -l5.l
Wherefore John says;
""'ssnoil tne Lamb Of GOO, which
l4keia aw0g tho sin vi HE world" s1
Jahn l. ?g)
(ro be Continued.)
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Cmt,aafJ nom Inst week.

And this persecution aid not
only Inst for u day, or week, or
a mouth; blu: for three hundred
long years; and during this time;
prosecuted generations passed. g.
way, and their lives were only
known aud remembered by The
ssrtence, ia which they were con-
demned.
Though they have long been
sloeping with tho pale nations OF
the dead, yet their very lives and
existence il still fresh in our mem
DRY. Petsr's spiritual chair Is not
ut Rome, nor with any Papal IN
stltution whatever. II was car
ried in the bosom Of those fleeing
christians many Of whom became
narters afterwards. And in the
day Of judgment this chair Will 30
silent witness against those cru
oil offenders. What then? Some
one may say, IL this not the same
as to say, "The Pope Of Rome 10
an impostor?" We plainly answer.
Yes: He is the great beast, the
Apocalypitical beast. And we
shall prove it by the Bible.
For when they crucliied Peter
then they placed in his chair o
man OF their own taste, and oil
| for the sake of greed md gAm
And this great beast became The
head Of the body Of boasts. Thl!
head or beast, as we have stated
was the vile person, that Dame
said should take the place Of th(
tax-raiser; and this tax-falser wa
Cesar Augustus, spoken OF u
(Luke 2-l.)
He was the man Of sin, Spoken
Of by Paul in e Thes. 2-3-4.) Ant
through his damnable herosles
tho people was deceived and loat
OIL, which brought on the falling
away Of tho church, and set III
the ona man theory. And tn,
was tho sole cause of the Church
leaving its first love. And hellev
ing now as we do that the Reado
will comprehend the beast, as h
was, and ia, we shall endeavor I,
show how he drove, and load tn
people into darkness. For alto
he had crucifed tho Apostle
with Peter; this man Of sin was SO
up in Peters stead. And whel
this WAS done, then satan gave hin
his seat and power. And the CON
hination made the beast, tina
painted many spot OF earth, wit
tho blood of saints, and whel
through his demon like pride, ha,
Stacked his thirst by the blood 0
thousands, and thought there wer
not one left to tell the story, h
then claims tho chair Of Peter
and sets hinsolf up as tho vicar 0
, Christ, and the true successor 3
st. Peter. And sits himself dow
in the temple Of God, claiming t
be authorized 10 forgive the slime
in the place Of God, doing wha
] Christ would do, if He was q
earth please hear his own word
Il absolve thee from thy sims,
I at that very moment all the gail
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Question No. ~.

K" Explain please. If CREATION and
. FORMATION arc tho same, who "tbc
Il (besst was and is not and yet is
MRev. l7-s) Inst clause.
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DIR, POWELL, ~ oFp os SOUTH MIS-
soURI's ABLEsr PHYSICIANS; nx IL
Worthy OF His PROFESSION.
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I ALSO who are the two characters
|, spoken OF in Czech. 1l-7p)
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Two wish that our correspondents
owould writ, and ssk others TO
write, especially Minister'S, and
tell us who the"beast was, and is not
and yet ia'" (Rev. l7-8.)
= Mandy Dawson.
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Question no IS.

: And who those two witnesses OF
!, God are; spoken OF in Grew ll-S.1
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We wish tho following Gus
y lions 70 be answered by any one
III
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Question No. 80.
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Professional cards, lMIn. 3 90
Locals per limo, lat. insertion. OBJ
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-09-23

contains Directory of the sugar plantations Of the Ter
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contains Directory the corporation stocks and bonds
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NO RECORD BROKEN.
Gladys Made Better Time Than the
Defiance.

The course distance sailed by the
third and fourth class yachts on Re-
gatta Day last, was 10 and Ais miles.
That of the first class 20 and Is miles.
The third class Defiance started ten
minutes ahead of the first class Gladys
and finished three minutes and thirty
seconds later, the Gladys finishing at
the Spar buoy and the Defiance at the
judges stand.
The Gladys therefore sailed one
twentieth farther than the Defiance in
three minutes and thirty seconds less
time.
Without doubt the Defiance, tacks in
cluded, covered twenty-four miles and
without doubt the Gladys covered be-
tween twenty-five and twenty-six, but
the actual distances are as above and
no records were broken, as stated by
the Defiance owners.
ALLAN DUNN,
Judge Yacht Races.
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contains Directory of the plantations the Ter
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Vox Populi Vox Del.

Besides being a shrewd politician,
While delivering a speech at Kalihi N
the Republican County Convention
campaign, Achi threw some Latin into
his fluent Hawaiian. ''Vox populi. vox
Del" he shouted and interpreted it
thus to the natives: Gods voice rules
in the heavens above, but the voice of
the people governs in the fighting Sew
enth precinct"
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THE NEW RUSSIAN SAINT.

profound impression upon the Russian said to
have been produced by the participation of the and grand dukes
the stately removal of the relics of St Serapm from their temporary
resting churches of the monastery the marble
tomb which they permanently enhrned the Uspens
cathedral Saro His majesty and his imperial relatives all assisted
the earwood coffin through the crowds of kneeng
ecac wohppe The the and the dowager
press early and late the throughout their
they of holy together with the of the
congregation and they formed the central all the elaborate
services and the professions of gorgeouy appared clergy and
The rich covered with gold
and silver embroidery which by the metropolitan of St
Petersburg bishops other pesy
gift of the for this particular occasion.
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No Robbers Roost.
Judge Yacht Races.

There were no developments yester-
day in the case of young Theodore
Cooper, except that High Sheriff Brown
was authorized to post a reward of $500
for the arrest and conviction of the
supposed kidnappers.
Henry E. Cooper, superintendent of
Public Works, the father of Theodore
Cooper, and Lieut.. Leslie of the Mount
ed Police made a search of Waialae and
the lower Tantalus region, for traces of
a robbers roost, but found none.
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F. P. M'INTYRE,
w. G.. WALKER,
E. n. CT. JACKSON,
D. X. VIDA.
H. C. MELLOTT.
FIRE INQUEST.

A fire inquest jury was called yes
terday to investigate the fire which
broke out Monday evening alongside
the store of Len Tao on River street,
and investigated the matter at the po-
lice station at p. m. Officer McDuf-
ffe, the store owner, and the watch
man offered testimony, and the jury,
composed of ]. A Gilman, @. H. Ber-
rey, and Frank Mcintyre, brought in
a verdict as follows:
An inquisition taken at Honolulu, on
the 22d day of September 1908, before
Chas. F. Chillingworth, Deputy Sheriff
of the Territory of Hawaii, in re Burn
ing of a certain building situated on
River street, mauka side of E. c. Wins
ton block, in said Honolulu, on the
of Tuesday. the 22d day Of
1903,'' upon their oaths say:
That said fire was discovered at about
half after twelve o'clock, a. m, Sep
TENDER %. 1908, in the rear portion of
said building.
That the actual cause and origin of
the fire is to this jury unknown, but
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We believe, on the evidence introduced,
it to be the act of an incendiary.
Len Tao, the store owner, said the
place was insured about five months
ago. There was a quantity of rice in
the store which he had received from
Eva, for which ne had not paid. He
claimed to have had but a tin and a.
half of kerosene in stock and had not
spilled any. He had piled up some
mattresses and bags in the place on
Monday which he intended to ship to
his brother at Lahaina by yesterdays
steamer. He said he was unaware of
the origin of the blaze.
H. Taylor, the negro Waterman, who
said he did not know how long he had
been in the Islands but was certain he
had celebrated two Christmases here. !"
testified that he was in the vicinity of
Len Taos store with his wife, when he
heard a Japanese yell ..Fire," He
saw flames shooting out of a box on
the ground near the store.
Officer McDuffie testified that when
he went to the place while the blaze
was being extinguished, he smelt kerr
osene, and found it had been poured
on the rear portion of the building.
He tried to open tAe door but found it
locked. A Chiraman, the owner, was
inside, and he refused to open it,
whereupon the officer broke it down.
Len Tao appeared excited After
considerable parleying the Chinaman
accompanied McDuff1e to an upstairs
room where the Chinaman's clothes
were bundled, and officer McDuffie
thought the man was ready for fight.
At the station the following insurance
receipt was found:
Received from Len Wal & Co., 500,
payment in full for policy No. 2,4O1, $50.
Alliance Assurance Co., from Sept 81,
1903, to Sept. 81, 1904, for s4O0. (Policy
to be given.) (Signed) w. G. Irwin
& CO..
1t was noted the date of the receipt
was the same day as the fire.
CARELEssNEss THE CAUSE.
The jury impanelled to investigate
the causes leading up to the death of
George Parker, who was injured Fri
day evening by being struck by an
electric car near the junction of Bere-
tania and King streets, brought in
verdict of death due to the careless
ness of the deceased.
DR.. Mcdonald who made an autopsy
on the body testified that he found an
a clot of blood on the brain. His
opinion was that death was due to
of the brain.
Takata, Japanese soda water shop
owner, stated that Parker ate ice cream
in his place and then walked outside
at which time he was struck by the
car. He took a glass of water to the
injured man, whom he found uncon-
scious.
The motorman of the car said he was
just coming to a stop at a station to
let passenger off when man reeled
against the car, his head coming in
contact with the second hand rail and
as he did so, the car stopped and the
motorman jumped off the car and pick
ed up the unconscious man.
Deputy Sheriff Chillingworth order
ed Len Tao to be held under a charge
of arson in the first degree.
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THE UNCONVENTIONAL POPE.

Pope Plus x little inclined the etiquette of the Vatican
stted He lavish
Until his late nness least he received all who asked the privilege
of audience and made blessing all the and Devotion
him. He distributed autographs
of household But his browning of
unconenonay far his taking the elevator after reception
diplomatic his chambers The noble guards
in attendance the stairs unusual order reach
his holiness the honors The
stepping and recognizing them said rather hurt that
hurried they danger catching
cold by getting overfleated.
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Il reckon won't believe it. remarked
old rooster what crowed moren twenty Old ooh,
believe all right enough replied boarde
willing believe that the old hen his grand
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LITTLE BOBS."

Lord Roberts, comanderin-chef of the English army Earl
OF kanahar Pretoria and Waterford his title coming his dis
gsed military service Afganistan and South Africa and from
the intimate association of his family with Waterford Ireland He
has longer list of honorary titles medals other
English officer of modern
field
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contains all of the proceedings the Meetings of thu
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association including the detaeA
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AT THE PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Have the pleasant expression you
need?" (Voice from under the cloth):
Perfectly, SIR Then let her go
quick, governor; it hurts my face
Life.