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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-03
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"There are the woeful needs of the
people calling for help. Like Paul as
he saw the man bact5osnng for him to
come over to Macedonia. so NAV we
see field of work if we will look.
Think of heather China. But we
have excuses. We say that these
countries are too far away. Never the
less these countries are not too far
! far to get our teas. coffees and dia-
monds. 0, shame on this idea. Again
we claim we are too busy. If we are
the salt of the earth let us permeate
to its utmost parts. Then again We
say that our resources are so limited
We have men. inventions and every
thing necessary to carry these glad it'd
ings unto the utmost parts of the
earth. There are four reasons why we
should be interested in Cuba and Mex
lea so dark? Why have few schools
and they are hopeful. Why is Mex
leo so dark, Why have few schools
although President Diaz is a most
liberal man? What is the cause of
this ignorance? The priests. The
priests have domineered this country.
The Friends missions are starting fine
schools. The slowness of the people
to take on anything new is key to
their ignorance. This country is ear
rying the telegraph into Mexico and
if this country is faithful God will
permit us to carry the gospel there
too. We do not realize what our mis-
sionaries have to undergo in Mexico.
We who are here enjoying do not
know how glad they would be to be
here. One thing that we ought to do
and that we can do, is to pray, pray"
The second session opened at p.
M, with vocal solo by Miss Leona
Bogue.
Albert J. Brown then spoke on the
"Extension of the Bible Institute. -
Mr.. Brown said: "The books for
this course Of study may seem little
expensive, but I dare say that few of
us have ever purchased higher class
of books unless they are accustomed
to buying literature. These books
will help to make a fine library. 1t is
important to have library. The
associations of library are very
dear. The books Of library mark
the steps Of our progress. Twenty
years are before most of us. / trust
and with two books year you will
have forty or more books before you.
If one has not stored his brain with
rare material how will he spend his
old age.
"The associations with these books
will be dear to you.'
Prof. Ebert Russell then gave an
outline Of three years course, as fol-
lows III
Course Introductory to the New
Testament.
1. The Historical Geography of
Palestine.
3. Purpose and plan of the Four
Times.
3. Purpose and plans of the Four
Gospels. 49,.
4. The Apostles Church.
These four topics cover the plans
to the New Testament.
The purpose and plan of the Four
Gospels by Burton.
Tuesday Evening.
The evening session opened by sing
ing, ga Shelter in the Time of
Storm" after which Oscar Moon rem
Jaro1 q roool co1o
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-03
Tuesday Evening.


Storm" after which Oscar Moon rem
dered a vocal solo.
After being led in prayer by Syl-
vester Newlin, Irving King lectured
in the subject of the "Relations of
the Interests of Childhood to Primary
Methods. -
Mr.. King said in part: "The child
being suddenly introduced into this
complex world must learn how to
get one thing and another 1t is this
necessity to learn how to get hold
of these facts that 1 make the excuse
for speaking on the subject.
cit is necessary for a teacher to
know these methods if a child is 60
ing to ge the best and Christian
teachings. Is it not a fact that a
teacher well acquainted with these
methods would be more able to select
The lessons adapted to the needs of
the child?
"There is a common fallacy that
if we soften the lessons of the child
that they will grow weak. People who
are cultivatig the effort side alone are
cultivating one of the lower interests.
We should then say that interests are
not to be catered to but be used as
a means to an end While these may
not seem to nevertheless they apply
to the Sunday school teacher just as
much as the day teacher
eff we remember our childhood we
remember that we were collectors.
that we collected little pebbles and
numerous other things. But as we
move on we see an interest in the end
of the games. The activity becomes
better united to the games. This is
an age of imitation. An other strik-
ing thing about child life is the in
tense interest shown in all their eff
forts. This is noticeable in all their
doings. The ideals of children are
shaped to large extent by the per-
sonality Of the people employed in
these vocations. For these reasons
person teaching little child spiritu-
ally should bear this in mind. Chill
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-03

Mrs. Tacy B. Hill. who is i'll at We
luetonsing, Michigan, is improving.
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. LEGISLATIVE. =
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Congress.
James E. Watson.
Joint Representative.
Richard Elliott. =
Senator.
Roscoe E. Kirkman.
Representative.
DR.. M. w. Veneer.
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= COUNTY. =
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For Sheriff.
Richard S. Smith. IT,
County Recorder.
Frank C. Mosbaugh.
County Treasurer.
Benjamin B. Myrick, Jr.
Surveyor.
Robert A. Howard.
Coroner.
DR.. S. C. Markley.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Wilfred Jessup.
Commissioner-Middle District.
John F. Dynes.
Commissioner-Western District.
Elwood Clark.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-03
wednesday Mornine.

The morning session was opened by
singing. "Buelah Land after which
prayer was offered by Albert Brown
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-03
Tuesday Morning.

The second morning session opened
at 10 a. m. by singing "Whosoever
Will May Come.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-25
THOMPSON.

j. G. Hewitt, who has been a
year at Mr.. Ranck's has return
ed to his home to spend the sum-
mer.
Mrs. bessie Cavender has mov-
ed to Bedford county.
S. G. Peck aud Calvin Hewett
are getting the new planer into
running order.
Will Stone, Mrs. Shade Truax,
Reason Yonker's son. Mrs. Will
Yonker and Moses Mellott are on
the sick list.
Mr.. John Douglass, wife, and
daughter Eta We're the guests of
Peter p. Shives last Sunday.
Peter Shives lost a valuable
horse last Friday by getting it's
hind foot through the head of the
halter. 1t fell with it's head un-
der it and before help could reach
it, it died of strangulation.
Rev. Dumville will preach at
Mt. Zion Sunday May 29th, at 10
o'clock. ..
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-25
TROUT'S DRUG STORE SUCCESSFUL.
Induced Dr. Howard Company 10 Make Spe.
cisj Price.

pt1 rHSe'
After a great deal of effort ant
correspondence, fronts Dru.
Store, the popular druggists
have succeeded IN getting the DR.
Howard Co. to make a specla
half-price introductory offer OF
the regular fifty cent size of their
celebrated specific for the cure
of constipation and dyspepsia
This medicine Is a recent dis.
covery for the cure of all diseas.
es OF the stomach and bowels. II
not only gives quick relief, but it
makes permanent cures.
DR.. HoHard's specific has been
so remarkably successful in cur.
log constipation, dyspepsia and
all liver troubles, that they are
willing to return the price paid
IN every case where it does not
give relief.
The old fashioned idea of dos.
ing with mineral waters, cathar-
tic pills or harsh purgatives will
soon be a thing of the past. The
best physicians are prescribing
Dr.. Howards' specific because it
really gives the desired results
and on account of the small and
pleasant dose that is needed.
Headaches, coated tongue, diz.
ziness, gas on stomach. specks
before the eyes, constipation, and
all forms of liver and stomach
trouble are soon cured by this
scientific medicine.
SO great is the demand for this
specific, that they have been able
to secure only limited supply,
and every one who is troubled
with dyspepsia, constipation or
liver trouble should call upon
them at once, or send % cents,
and get sixty doses of the best
medicine ever made, on this spe-
clal halfprice offer, with their
personal guarantee to refund the
money if it does not cure.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-25
Disastrous Wrecks.

Carelessness is responsible for
many a railway wreck and the
same causes are making human
wrecks of sufferers from throat
and lung trc les. But since the
advent of d. ing's New Discov-
cry for cons . ption, coughs and
colds, even the worse cases can
be cured, and hopeless resigna-
ton is no longer necessary. Mrs.
Lois Cragg of Dorchester, Mass,
is one of many whose life was
saved by Dr.. Kings New Discov-
cry. This great remedy is guar
anteed for all throat and lung dis
eases by all druggists. Price soc
and $l,00. Trial bottle free.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-25
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
IOi Local and General Interest, Gathered
at Home or Clipped from our
Exchanges.
CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS

Geo. Fraker of Fort Llttleton
went to Baltimore last week tc
receive medical Treatment.
White fish. Potomac herring
and Mackerel. Get them at
Twins.
Mr.. Denton Peck, one ofThomp-
sons substantial farmers, spent
few hours in town Monday.
NJ. r. Shalfher and NJ. W. Mace
attended the big Masonic Con.
clave at York yesterday.
Rev. Joseph Barney will, next
Sunday, preach at Cedar Grove
at 10, and at Whips Cove at $3.50.
You never heard of any one us.
ing Foley's Honey and Tar and
not being satisfied.
Mrs, j. G. Kirk of Wells Tan
merry, spent Thursday the guest
of Rev. and Mrs. j. V. Adams.
S, L, Buckley and Miss Annie
Mayne of Fort Littleton, spent
Sunday with MISS Mile Huston
at Clear Ridge.
Miss Daisy Wink of this place,
spent the latter part OF last week
in Thompson township visiting
her parents and other friends.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no opiates and car safely be given
to children.
The Sunday School Association
Of Fannet and Metal townships,
Franklin county, are holding a
convention in the Presbyterian
church at Spring Run to-. day and
tomorrow.
The many friends aud patrons
of the James G.. Turner & Co.,
store in Hancock, will note that
the store Will be closed on Decora-
ton Day.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Isaac Conard, of
Massilon, o., who are making an
overland" trip to PHILADELPHIA,
tarried Monday night in McCon-
nellsburg
Preaching may be expected by
Rev. j. l.. Grove on next Sabbath
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
school house on the pike west of
town, sometimes called Sum
mer's school house.
Mercersburg and Lemaster
We're III total darkness several
nights last week, owing to the
Electric light plant at Markes
being struck by lightning We'd
nesday night. and the rectifying
ring burned out.
Foley's Honey and Tar is pc.
culiarly adapted for asthma, bron.
chitls and hoarseness.
Country Parson-"Do you take
this woman for better or worse?"
Rube Bridegroom-"Wa-al l
swow, parson, now you've got me;
her folks think l m takin' her fer
letter, an my folks think I'm
iak'aa' her ter worse"
''PefE5es, 5 and the woman
natter, who was ' isiting the prison,
"a woman is res ponsible for your
conditi' on?" 'Oh! twice
Is bad as that, replied the con-
net. "lndeed?" 'hFYes; two women.
On up for bigap ay,"
Next Sunday Rev. Baugher
Fnl preach [ lis final sermon
before leaving for his new pas
Lorate, as follows: Boardyard at
lO;3O; Antioch 1t 3, and in Need
more Baptist 3hurch at 7:3O IN
the evening. Hee will leave for his
new field June l.
An exchange 2 says that a fellow
looked through the Bible to find
Scripture TO Justify HIM IN using
tobacco and ifound it IN the last
chapter Of Re velation, and IN the
second clause of the eleventh
verse. Now Wtell guess some of
the old sinner 5 who use tobacco
will read that verse within an
hour after reading this para
graph.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-25

Mr.. Stillwell w. Truax of Gem,
spent lew hours in town yester-
day.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-05-25
Trout Drug Store

does not hesitate TO recommend
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to their
friends and Gu stomers. Indiges.
tion causes mo relll health than any
thing else. Ii d,ranges the stom-
ach aud bring$ on all manner of
disease. KodPl Dyspepsia Cure
digests what You eat, cures lndi-
gestion, dyspepsia and all stom-
ach disorders; Kodolis not only
perfect digestant but a tissue
building touif as well. Renewed
health, perfect strength pnd ln'
creased vitality follows its use. -
) I'D at Trolt's drug store.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
RkoSss Scholars.

gozaea carsnaess. A contingent OF
tbs Rhedas scholars Is ALREADY. ~ SIP
pea-s rsvzn The oxford university cal-
sssasr ssss sssaaeds IN residence AT the
mntverassy, although b san luEaber
AfMzsssss ags he made Up fer scTaa t5Eas. The
German srageTar has, IN Of Cecil
sshcdaEF sea1sst. certain nominations
10 shsasa scholarships N his stft. ard 1t
Is an interesting fsst shat his faTst TWO
A-sEI;aoas should both os Rass3aia Cath
sMca 1na. Herr ron MulaeT. IS the soR
ss q Bavnran minister. and has been.
as school IN Multehs while lae other,
Rho has entered al Mag6aasn, is Count
sEsiy De ~Tallsyrana PezagoTa great
OF the second DRe Dc Talle5-
Eard In france. and Esr1as o Sa-
SEan In the klugdofa Of Prussia. Ssoant
Hely, hy the way, has p relative living
Ghis saaa.ntrgs Lady Stanley, born
sslallsyTanE-Rar1gora, ana widow OF Sir
ssahu Starisy OF Hooasn. last baIsonst.
and sRFt Of the senior male Inc of the
Gousa Of Stanley
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
coed News frxssza nj Minnesota.

TaSensla, Mimi. jan. Mr.. viii
nam E- Gentry of Ehts place is ona Of
fAa best 1aopn and most highly re-.
erected ssen IN JACKSON County. For
as rears lie has suffered with Kidney
Iraable End naR 1t Il years OF age he
Als found e complete eREa and IS wall.
Ills eTare is remarkable because Of
TIE length or time he had been suffer-
arsg Cases of 40 Tsarss standing might
h considered sacarable. hut tie RENE
aE1 cTlre3 Mr.. Gentry seems 10
GTsow 10 limit to us curative power.
&r. GentTy sa
II have suffered with alisaEy in ray
Saacs for absent a gears md had ali
sAa t~Teahassazrae symptoms Of k3arev
a,ad U-snaTg disease tried various
Ssnas OF remedies. bat al 10 no eEfee4
rm / tried Tsasas Klanay Pills Now
have no pain II MY back and 5ees
sss5se we'll tn every Way
an - years OF age and / feel
better than have 1uf she last 10
sssarF, | attribute II All 70 Doddss Kid
aser Essslsn
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
Tns Pass;ne Ct tbs nsarh.

Chicago 1nser Oceans An elderly woman
in Wisconsin, who was Z yau-1g rffs In
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
Nc Esara For News.

Tstsasas HRS De Rvain-Aagtfiag In
the papsr sesavs
nj. Ds Bra3n-The Daily Bfowhard
has saGa4 two special correspondents 10
NoAccaurt islands. while It's coatsrnpor-
aries have sent only a1e each
Esiis-
saT-hs Daily B.oWhar6 has 50 per cent.
more aavertnauts this year than
last pear
@Hsaif+
srThs Esazly R2oEhn-a now has the
largest carulaliaa IN TIE world
WenEt
se Daily Rowaa-a published an
exclusive scceazls yesterday u the
tramp mystery
'rwssls
Tho Daily RlawAas8 has opened a
new CITY efFscs Sor the receipt Of 4aser-
aaseEasnts aTsa subscriptions"
EsTRfsss
Tna Gary Rlowsaara has ordered =
new printing presses 81 an expense
CT
sass there any news in sha rarer
about what Is Ea.ng On outside of The
Datiy Eawaar5 efTlcag7
No; ! supposs thai was c;owaed
Asl<
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
THIS JOSEPH SEES
LEAN YEAR AHEAD
Blu: After 1904 Prophet Ben
ner Predicts Seven Fat
Ones VIII Come.
Ana After the Governments Pp'isy Ia
Settled by This Event Business
VIII Get Better and Prices
Take Upward Turn.

New York special: Beaners p-ophe-
uies for 1904 have besn issued and the
balls Of Wall street are much cast
down, while the bears ara correspond
ingly elated. Mr, Bennar thinks that
The prices in all lines Of industry are
going to be much lower during the
coming year. but he believes tina II
VIII be The turning point In the bear
movement and VIII be followed by
t@se3ty years Of Imitation.
Banners prophecies have been 50
often correct in commercial SIS @el as
political matters that they arg tafsn
~aer4oasly IN tha business word.
Samuel Bennar Is an Chic farmer who
r4l3s The suil by Cay and studies the
stars by night. For man. he vas
& lus5a4 oracle Only, He told The farm
NCs Of his peighburAoo6 by STAR gag
Ing Rhetaasr or no1 10 plant their po-
fatoes in the DARK n the moon, WHEN
III would be The best time TO shEck corn
10 gel the best results, and how best
no swap G 0 horse Tor "a sprrsl when
FAe zaenn Was IN pe15gres. BY and by
Tee fa1ns Of his predictions spread
through the whole country round and
Tor twenty years or mere they have
fte@u published IN pamphlet form every
: - Ii - IVY III lA@S LSPs = Y
Slfaa -eached Wall street yesterday and
fEas read with deep interest by The
FG'ecalators- Mr- Baaners predictions
ta1 1909 are as follows
4 predict that prices for pig IRON
railroad stock and many commodities
tiA be lower in 1eD4 than In 1903.
predict that the republican party
RlI BE- saocassfll in the elsct3oa ct
November, lgDz.
Revival After 1908
q predict that after the year 1900
times and that higher prices WI! pre-
Ea3I until the year 1911,
Tie present down Cgcls IL prices
nd IN general business ends IN 1917;
Rec by reason OF protective Tariff his
EonnI1y has n5t hid En- oid-5ashtoned
.EsT5o5 of hard times during ihe lsEt
s3lras years. Nevertheless, there hSa
been q stGpen3cus 1aA IN prices and
sariaEage in values Of railroad ana in
aus1-iaI securities, with & severe de.
Gi9Es IN igUl-
: Prices for iron, railroad stocks and
Fuany industrial securities VIII co1-
diapa 10 be depressed a-5l the futGra
qalley Of this government Is settled in
I1qa coming election fer president.
Now, while we have ba6 q disastrous
reaction IN prices from stocks and in
wesIrasDt securities, II Is 10 be reason
ably expected thai q further moderate
business reacaan VIII follow 10 The
Close Of this low cycle,
Therefore the decline In iron ard
g1eel. curtgfl-1sat of orders for rail-
road materials and manufactured corn
.rac33ties VII continue through the year
1904.
The year i2B5 VIII be the beginning
q 3 new I'd cycle IN pig iron and for
2 long continued prosperity in general
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1904-01-07
ALExEiEFF.
The Cars Mild hammered Aasoerat of
ManchRria.

Mancharia.
London Mail: A pleasing personality.
with nothing In his Appearances To sfrike
rerror 10 the world, Is The man who ao1as
the seys Of peace ana war in The far east
todny. ADMIRAL Aieysief2, e man whom
the ear has many times been pleased TO
honor, is still young enough to look icT-
word 10 great ~coEQIests, Yet just oIn
enough to impress us as g kindly, Egljaale-
aged man. with 2 patrlarchal heard.
whose delight Is TO dandle q chlad on has
knee.
He IS the first Russian viosroy IN the
far east. The man upon whoTa Nicholas
IL mas imposed the nao1asntops TASK Of
buiiding Up a new empire. Just what part
AlsxeisHf has played IN the recent moves
on The great c-hasshaard Of Asia nobody
Outside lhs czarss empire krows He haa
been IN his time governor general Of East"
ern Siberia. ard governor Of Russian Man
churia; and he IS today c~oTa-ns1ds--tn-
ct Is an Office hardly understood IN Eng
land, for Alsxeteff has power ever The
forces On land nd on sea
II he has played his part In The strange
Developments which have brought Russia
facs to faoe with Japan. A2ersieF has
contributed his share also 10 the strength
OF tbs Russian navy Ttrne was whsn 4hs
GEARS navy was commanded and ofAcs-Rd
HI EnEl3shraea, when the seq power OF
Russia was not such a thing hs appalled,
Its enemies. But it il different now, and
Rassia's feet stands third among the ma
yies Of Europe. With ports e.Ae5 rai7es
apart Russia has & naval position whSch
Sir George Clarke declares absolutely
unique" and lis new sea power IS duR rot
e liftae 70 tbs foresight aa5 skill of It's
greatest saEar.
E1 fs-c1z- sr fa15 a1arnSa-s ---- -s-. -.
side with ths forces Of Japan, against
which he may soon be engaged N war.
Es was IN charge CT The Russian troops IN
China and had under him WHEN war he
EsE mare troops than all tbs other pnw-
s-s Together, except Japan. The story is
-oi5 that the Russian hand played the
Trench %Aa-saiI3assef as Il marched 5n7o
Picking. and thai it was emily after some
minutes OF aeutest agany that tfe general
YVES aide TO stop the arHy OF 1bs artocrat
sounding the republican march. Bat II
wEs The Simplest Algn6er and should not
be taken as IN the least Suggesting lack
NJ discipline, Where A4axeisf rules, there
the Solder knows that obsdiencs is The
a1ly virtue II the world
If Als9s5sE IS rot The saTye If a s+-5c1
coETsnt2an-and We know that his sol6iers
we're seen In Gh4us marching under nm
hrslias-as knows how TO III in treaaara
with Efficiency II sras he probably Of
whom e t-eyels- was thinking when he
wrote hams that Il have seen high Rus
sia1 officers 3os. end 7azgh with thar
bidders as Il they had bean chEuas, Yet
the sa-.s Traveller wrote that on .lhe try
Ing rla-Eh tn Psk5ar, whzre Soldiers Of
Ri oths- mathematics collapsed In hErF-
are5s along the road from saustroke CT
8~ysantsry, OF oppressed by the great heat
] never say g single Russian fail cur II
tia raElks." Wbsa tie a4liez left China
va