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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-05
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all stations on April IIth, 12th and
13th, valid for return until April
18Th, 1904. inclusive
For tickets and full infoi nation
call on ticket agents, Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. 325t to 4 Is
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A worthy successor to a most
successful novel is "SIR NOR
TIMER" newly come from the
pen of Miss Mary Johnston, au-
thor of "To Have and 10 Hold. "
Price of this book is $1.25 at Nc
Coy's Book Store. st
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Lockjaw Prevented by San ura
Ointment.

My wife stepped on a rusty nail
and ran it into the bottom of her
foot. The foot swelled up and
panied her so that she could not
put it to the floor. San-Cura Oint-
ment drew out a poisonous brown
pus and she is now perfectly well.
EUGENE MCKENZIE,
Plum, Pa.
All druggists, Csc and SOC. If
your druggist does not keep it,
send stamps to Thompson Medi-
cal company, Titusville, Pa.
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Great Issue With the Farmers.

The season Of the year has ar
rived when the great issue among
the farmers is not who shall be
Governor, but who shall teach
the calf to drink milk.
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Owner can have same by calling at
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"SIR MORTIMER by Mary
Johnston, just out, and is for sale
at McCOy's Book Store. 3t
World's cresset., 1904-07-07
Missouri PAT ENTs

Patent Attorneys, v shineto BIC
Granted to Nilsson inven' RS this
week. reported by Z. A. Snow & Co
John A. Cothran, st. Louis.
Brick machine Harlan Cprrence
& /. Diaelver, ST. Louis, Street
railway crossing Fred Il. Duncon,
Andrew Co., Horse.de detacber.- :
Russell Harding, st. Louis, Draw
bar pocket Gustav F. nechriem,
st. Louis, Vending machine.
William O. Mundy, St. Louis, Air.
brake Roswell H. Trumpour,
Springbluff, Holder and protector
for labels.
John 6 Brock, Excello, Coal sieve
or separator. Albert B. Chance,
Centralia, Circuit-closlrs device.
Jobn c. Chenot, St. Louis, Christ
mas-tree holder. John H. Cornell
son. ST. LOUIS Paper controller for
type-wri,ing machines. George W.
Hinton, st. Joseph. Whirler. Eu-
gene D. Mills Kansas City, Railway
or farm gate. William v Phillips,
Wright City, Corn.harvester August
Schoelhorn X H.S.Albrecht, st. Lou
is, Crate for pulverizins machines.
Charles Shuman, ST. Louis, Feed at
tachment for paper.box machines.
Enos l.. Walker ST. Louis, Detach-
able basset.haadle. Henry Woods,
Alexandra, Road-grader.
For copy Of any above patent
send ten cents in postage stamp
with late date Of this paper to CA
Snow and Go. Washington. D. G. ]
World's cresset., 1904-07-07

Andnnlo The angel u The church in
sar'iis write; These things saith he Ii !,
hath tlle seven Spirits Of iod, u..l III.
seven slnis, Ikn,w ny work. IT,,
ll'on hast analne that ihon lives, ~,
art dcad. tlisv s-l.,
AZ John informs US that ,l,.,o
IL more than one spirit belon,s !,
God we might 60 Oh md SGT f,,r,b
many opiEN ms. But We Shall ~
|cept .he thnnght that our frisnd,
had direct reference to II ~; /.
question: to tile spirit of ma
.v ana mad no reference tc God.
Spirits Or His "HoIy spir;,.,.
winch y tlls Holy Ghost So
theh We ask again; "What is the
splrit'" Of nis.nf We answer al.
yAtlon .or eternal life.
Which wa understand, 90 ia
make up the spirit or soul in,,,,ir.
ed 'ho''t--W the understand.
ing that solll means life, aid n l;v.
M soul eternal life--Ws hal,
endeaver to suhstantuate this
principal by the Word Of God
while tho Adamites who descend.
90 AZ IN the man, formed aud
plac4d il the garaen; had soul
we also a livs-.s soul, leternal
llfe) which is he spirit asked n.
bout. The other man Created on
the sixth day, his descendants. did
nos have the last life spoken of.
uney had the natural life but NOT
the spiritual life They were mum.
bered With the hensis as YOU wild
see in this language. y
] SAID In mine heart Concerning N vi
estate q the sons Of men. tia, C,osM
might manifest them. and ,ha, ,heyN
might see that they lhemselvs, am
beasts. lEccle. s--ls.l N
TO Be Continued.
World's cresset., 1904-07-07

AH g y j i
10Th. Was Moses a murderer,
IL killing the Egyptianf-Yes Or No
Goth. Was the five nations
Moses destroyed Of the same peo-
pie as the Israelitesl-- Yes OF No.
Z 2ist. Did Christ blind, as a
nation the eyes Of the Israelitesi
Yes or No.
22nd. We're they 70 be bind
ed until the fitness Of the Gen.
tiles come in'--Yes or No.
II 23rd. IL the fnlness of the Gen.
tiles come in yets-.Yes or No.
oath. Is there gospel Of cir
cumcisiol.. and gospel Of uncir-
cumcisicn spoken Of N the word7
or No.
18th. Is there two ways spoken
of in the word Of God, in which
people are 70 serve God'--Yes or
No.
10Th, Did Paul obey the law Of
Moses after he was chosen an d.
postle to the Gentiles by Christi
Yes or No,
9th. Did paul speak o. a mys-
terry kept hid from the beginning
Of the world?--Yes or No.
Now when the above questions
are answered Yes or No bv those
who want to oppose us they then
can begin to write through the
CREssET both to oppose us and to
explain their position aid ques-
tions and give light on these
things. But until they are an
swered directly Yes or No we shall
hold them up before our readers
as evidence that they can't ind
which will render them unfit for
teachers and as soon as sfthose are
answered by any one and proven;
We have many more to ask.
World's cresset., 1904-07-07
Page q l,qui,els.
Question No 80.
Is John tho Baptist a Holy Ghost
Child. George Towe.
QUESTIONS NO. 81.

1t appears tha. come Of the
Readers Of the CRSssEr do not
comprehend that when the Word
Is quoted 70 them that it is Gods
Word--So in order that we may
get those who oppose us through
the columns of the CRKssIr to
understand it before writing, we
purpose for them to answer the
following questions, in short, yes
or Moor when necessary. just
name it. And then as fast as
practable give the explanation
and proof-But just to add these
questions, your name, Yes or No.
Or the object thing.
1st. Is Creation and Forma-
tion the samel-Yes or No.
2nd. Did God create the earth
at the time He said He did?-Yes
or No.
Bird. Was the earth in form at
the time He created it?-Yes or No
4th. Was the earth void when
God created it?-Yes or No,
9th. Did God create darkness
before light'-Yes or No.
9th, Did the Spirit move upon
the face Of the waters?--Yes or No.
7th. Was the light created al
ter the Spirit moved OH the wa
tersy-Yes or No.
9Th. Was light and darkness
divided after the Spirit moved on
the watersi-Yes or No.
9th. After God placed a firma-
ment in the midst OF the waters,
did the water yet cover the earth
Yes or No.
10th. Was it after His second
days work of creation that He
gathered the waters to gether from
under the heaven, inorder to let
the dry land appear?-Y.s or No.
1lth. Did God create man, male
and female OIL the sixth day'- Yes
or No.
10Th. Die God tell the man, male
aud female to till the ground?--
Yes or No.
18th: Did God give the man,
male and female dominion over
all the earthi-Yes or No,
14th. Did God give the Great
cd man, male and female access to
every thing on all the face Of the
earth?-Yes or No.
10Th. Did God plant a garden
and put the man, male and fe-
male in it?-Yes or No.
10th. Did God plant this gar.
den after he rested the seventh
dayG-Yes or No.
l7th. Was there any body in
the land Of Nod for Cain to fear?
Yes or No,
18th. Was the Sons Of God and
the Daughters Of men, the same
peoplep-Yes or No,
World's cresset., 1904-07-07
ALMA ITEMS.
by The ARKANSAS GIRL

Kind Ed. AND happy correspo,
dents | will try TO write little NOR
for the CREssEr.
i is trying 10 rain here to-day.
Every thing is needing rain a, pr
seat writing.
Mrs. Martha Ellis Of Walker Switd
and son, Harrison are visiting rel,
tlves in Alma this week.
Miss Winnie Stone Of Lancast|
Ark. visited Mary Watson Sat. nigl
and Sunday.
Bro. Jones filled his appointms|
at the Christian Church Sunda|
There was large crowd out \
morning and evening services.
Tommy Hall worked for Marsh
S.A. Wright last week.
Come again "Young Widow
like your items fine.
Potatoe harvest is ovor and ID
were very good this year.
There was.43 cars shipped 4
Alma this season.
Most all Of the corn is layed
down here.
So no@Ge for this time. Bye
70 all.
World's cresset., 1904-07-07
AcCEPT light AND REFUSE DARKNEss

lby the word soperats tllem IN or
der TO get the real facts and truth
gof the question asked SO then
we ask the qnestioners mid read
ers Of the CREssEr to mediate
upon this scripture,
For the Word Of Ct ID Ia qnick and
powerful and sharper than an, tvoedge
20 sword piercing even 70 the dividing
asunder Of soul and spirit. and Of tho
joinis and marrow and Is il discerner of
The Thoughts and intents Of The heart.
(fIsb. a --i23
/ We understand from this Ian.
guage, that the soul aud spirit
can be divided from each other.
And they are as much different
as joints aud marrow.
Then. inorder to answer our
: friends, Collen's, correctly, we
will have to tell what both the
soul and spirit is. Soul in the
scriptural sense means life, d liv-
ing soul means eternal lite. The
soul is what we shall speak on first.
And inorder that we may yet a
true understanding, we shall ask
You to read this:
And levy q attribute upon tho Lord of
the men OF war which went out 10 b.,
lie. one soul Of fve hundred. both or
the rersuns, and Of the bcyves. and Of
the asses aud of The sheep Mum
3l--a8
In this language W. have the
beast mentioned as having a soul;
which we shall term the natural
life, or breath of life which is the
blood, as we can read il this:
but flesh will. the lie there.. which
10 the blood thereof shall ye not eat.
(Gen. o -4l
The blood is the life. which ia
the soul OF the beast, spoken Of in
(Num. Sl-25.) Now this is a yery
brief synopsis Of the word soul in
the natural sense yet it will give
us the difference oct ween soul and
spirit.
For we arc fully persuaded in
our own mind that 1T Is the spirit
which our Brothers have asked a.
bout or in other words the living
Soul for after we have learned
from the word OF God that the
beasts have a soul, and realizing
that the soul must mean life. and
that the blood is the life, 1T would
not be reason to think that the
Brothers had reference TO the nat
ural life, or in other words the
natural soul-Seelng that there
Is a natural life and al
spiritual life, or in other words to |
the rightfu. understanding, q nat. |
ural soul and a spiritual soul. We
then on these grounds conclude
that it is the Spiritual (sou,) that
is in question. Therefore we ask:
What ls the spiriti" Now
his is question that has to be
iefned. For the very fact there i
. more than one spirit spoken of
II the Word of God And that too
outside Of the evil spirits. And
N that nnr ErianJo orJ
World's cresset., 1904-07-07

Tie following question. What j. the
sonl " man and where IL II from earth
10 the rcsnirrcliOn9
Lrroy and Franklin Collins.
Question No. so.
Nv hat is the soul Of man, and
where Is it from earth to the resur-
rection''
lat. What is the soul Of man -
This like many other questions, is
one of importnnts for in the very
iirst-Men differ Oh it as much 80,
as any question III a general way
Of speaking as any one question
that has come before the human
family if not in argument it has
been in mind and believe. For
we can not help but see q great
difference expressed in the expla-
nation Of the soul when we turn
our attention to the Dictionary
for please read:
SOUL, !. The spiritual, rat
ional, and immortal substance in
man, Which distinguishes him
from brutes; that part Of man
which enables him to think and
reason, and which renders him o
subject of moral government. The
Immortality of the soul is a fun
damental article Of the Christian
system.
2. The understanding; the in
tellectuall principles
s. Vital principle,
4. Spirit, essence; chief part;
as, charity, the soul Of all the vir
tues.
5. Life; animating principle or
part, as, an able commander is
the1soul of an army.
T6. Internal power.
7. A human being; a person.
There was not soul present. III
Paris there are more than seven
hundred thousand souls. London.
Westminster, Southwark. and the
suburbs, are said to contain twelve
hundred thousand souls.
s. Animal life.
0. Active power.
10, Spirit. courage; five; grand
our Of mind.
II. Generozity, nobleness Of
mind;
~. An Intelligent being.
l3. Heart affection.
Is Iii scripture appetite; as,
the full soul; the hungry soul
Prov xvii. Job xxxiii
IL. A familier comntllation of
a person, but often expressing
some qualities Of the mind, A.
alas! poor soul; he was Il good SOU,
In the above expla,,ation wN
learn that thoughts expressed dif
fer Us wildly s.tbe East Is from
the West for il the further rxpla.
nation it is shown that il is thn
heart, also the mind, also The
the many other nv
lusions which especially the thrs.
the mind, the heart. the spiri,
differ from each other as much sn
40 the hand and foot. or the ear
and eye, or the mouth and the
nose, so it shall be- our aim to make
{ 40 plain as time and place will (
admit: In the firstplace then as We i
earn that Webster has placed | ,
World's cresset., 1904-07-07

Professional cards, )KfH. 8 90
Locals per line. lat. insertion. os
/" subsequent Insertions. 02
Zoeal adoeynsements miV be etNliN
rel until oydtrfd 0nf
sT SSbtfiai eoatraeks matt m n,
Dds. Also on shoytey hme.
World's cresset., 1904-07-07
QU Es1loN No. 50

CORDZ NO. APRIL iht i7tl,; 1901
~ Gtrreii. win son please answ :
Tic following question. What j. the
sp,l " man and where IL II from carti,
10 the rcsntrrcli0nY
: leroy aud franklin Collins.
World's cresset., 1904-07-07

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
RAMBLER ROSE CULTURE.
Success IN Growing Flower Causes Nc
End OF Pride 70 Boston
Gardener.

DID ever a flower grow and improve In
appearance as has the rambling rose7
asks the Boston Transcript When =
few years back We succeeded IN produc-
ing a crimson rambler SO beautiful that
II was popular enough 10 appear on every
porch In every suburb We were proud as
peacocks OF our new toy. It's cluster Of
small blossoms seen at close range were
a Joy and its rambling nature made II the
most decorative or al our climbing
things. And plain citizens were content
with L. But ambitious gardeners saw
In n possibilities that their profession
bace them develop. and so they soon Of
fered US ramblers IN every rose color,
after which they turned their attention
10 the individual blossoms. with the re-
suit that this year the clusters are like
rose bushes and each rose In itself as
large and as perfect as many found OF
bushes which think they have done vel
when they grow one rose 10 a stem.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
LANDSMAN DESCRIBES FISH
Landlubber's Description Of Skate
Proves Funny-Calls Mouth
Automatic Trap.

The barndoor skate beggars cescrlp-
tion never could tell whether he Vas
looking az me with his eyes or his
breathe-h0les He is a bottom FISH. and
fat like a fi0under Tie has triangular
body. the apex Of which forms the snout.
opposite his snout are his tail and a
few extra pieces of his overcoat which
kind nature tagged on Co him In case 30
gets torn and has 90 be mented Histail
Is embellished with few spines-this
know for = fact. lie has a couple ot eyes
little way back OF his snout. and righi
back of these are a couple q holes tha
extend com pietely through hm. Thss.
holes conDec, with bis lungs or What
ever ne uses % breathe with. and have
an uncomfortable way 81 looking a. yol
AZ the same time as bis cyes lie has
/ mouth. too. but u Is on the under side %
him. and convenient for bushes u d
a funny thing. with spines on the iip.
and when you pull tho lower Jaw the up
7 per jaw moves with it-a sort of auto
matte trap. not unlike what YOU see '
any ten-cent restaurant This % a ian,
iubber's description 20 Country Life o'
o. is enough.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
TRADES OLD LOVE TOKENS
societv Man Puts in Hook" Symbols
of Affections Belonging 70 Glfl
Acquaintance

A society man whose perfect dancing
according 20 the Baltimore Sun. is the
envy OF all the men he knows and the
admiration OF all the women. stopped or
Charles street the other day 70 greet an
acquaintance.
I'm amusing msef this morning sell
ing old jewelry." said the society man
"Old jewelry, WhOse2" queried his
acquaintance.
why. the returned love tokens OF
LOT OF girls I know Things they have
given men whom they adored for hriei
season and with whom they exchange
gifts OF jeweiry. which. Ike the cat
came back when a cOOlness ensuec-
But the funniest part Is their reasons
for parting with these souvenirs a az
fection-they want the money 20 buy
mementos for other men who have sup
planted the first in their changing afiec
tions Hence my mission 70 the pawn
shops and dealers in old gold n
drifted away 70 seek sign OF three balls
hum ming the waltz that was played a
the gpieigsstenfest and janglinf in hi
pockets the love tokens. some q " bic
were worn as pledges OF nsSeF-ds ing a.
fection on that occasion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
UNCLE SAM SAVES PELICAN
Government Establishes Island In
Florida River Where Bird Is
Secure from Hunters.

Uncle Sam has stepped in just in time
TO save an American species. the brown
pelican. from being killed on entirely
by plume hunters. He Is now a real
father OF pelicans. for the government
has taken over an island in the Indian
river in Florida. where these queer
birds live. and Pelican island is sacred.
He is also a protector OF sea gulls now.
for all his lighthouse reservations and
other government ground on the coasts
are reserved as breeding places for these
birds, where no man may hunt them or
even frighten them. In his coast forti-
ncafions. too. the Wild birds md safe
refugees. and IN places as near big cities
as Sandy Hook, which Is within sight OF
the great, crowded city Of New York
the birds have such safe homes that q
naturalist can md scores Of uncommon
species which are not at all shy there
because they s-s entirely undisturbed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
DYE-MAKiNG PROLONcS LIFE
Manufacture OF Colors from Coal Tar
Has Good Effect-MahgnAnt
Diseases Unknown

The best and healthiest trade is that
OF dye-making from coal Tar. There is
no manual work that comes pear IL. FOR
tar and the smell Of IL Is the best OF all
tonics and tissue builders. The average
life OF tar worker comes out at SO
years. The mortality is 80 per cent low
er than in any other factory trade Ma
lignant diseases are almost unknown In
sniline dye factories. and even In cpl
denies the workers suffer very little.
And there is nothing like a tar works
for keeping on influenza Yet the work
OF actually making the tar. which falls 20
the gas and coal works. is virulently IN
healthy. because Of the sulphur fumes:
but when the tar is finished" II brims
with health and strength. and the weak
Hest men improve while worricg it
Eighty-six years is a marvellous average
when we remember that the average
length OF life for the whole population I.
only 40
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
REFUSED HIS OWN REMEDY
OF Knife FOR Appendicitis
and Receivers

A noted surgeon OF Baltimore was re-
Gently attacked by appendicitis. This
surgeon performed last year 500 opera
tions and lost but two. but when he was
told that be had TO be operated upon he
objected, although the operators were
also noted surgeons and intimate
friends.
mot on your life" said the patient
Urging was OF no avail. and hnsliy
remedies unaccompanied by the knife
were used.
The surgeon was sick some weeks
but he finally recovered. and only re-
Gently has been ohronicled ~ having
performed an operation for the disease
with which be. too. was sfiicted. and FOL
which he would not undergo q siege e.
fellow prof ls' hands
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
NORMANS' FEAR cOMIcAL
Natives Distrust Strangers Because OF
Fear OF Being swindlsd or
Perhaps Robbed

The greatest obstacle 20 agreeable
pedsstrianism in Normandy IL the pro
verbal Norman distrust says Book
lovers Magazine. The Norman's dis
trust OF the stranger takes the form OF
q comical sort OF terror OF being hann.
cislly duDed-cheated or swindled, not
10 say robbed-probably because he IL
himself perpetually engaged in anan'
cial duping IL the tramper does not
succeed IN disarming. by one means or
another Norman distrust. his tramp
ing life In Normandy will be made a
burden 20 him Norman distrust can
be disarmed. but II cannot be dissrmed
in an instant. a rAmericaine- IL takes
time TO do 1.-THE Norman is the last
person IN the world 20 stand and de-
liver-and there Is no social device "a
! be mentioned IN the same breath with
drinking sor courteously consuming
time. IL the tramper asks simple
\ question al a farmhouse. he cannot de
Gently llnger-not In Normandy-atte
his question Is answered IL ne make
/ a petty purchase in a store. his situa
ton Is only a triie less awkward sine
ne Is morally obliged 20 retire ss sooi
as the transaction Is completed. Oh
the other hand he has only 10 order
drink-in this country Of elder an
applejack every store and nearly ever
farmhouse sells uQuor-to b. entiue
20 sit at a table FOR as long as he will
1 n and 10 .aik
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-09-10
SAND MOUNTAIN TIED DOWN
"Creeping Joe" Threatened TO Shut
OF Water supply OF Manistee,
Mich, But Is Checked

Grover Cleveland was the cause OF
half OF a resort blowing away near this
city. says a Manistee (Mich-) report
to the Chicago Tribune.
When the former president was nrst
nominated the democrats OF the town
were so wild about II they hauled sew
sral wagon loads OF combustbies on
TOP of a great sand mountain that since
has been known as Creeping Joe.
over the summit OK the mount had
been grown tough turf that kept the
sand in place and prevented the wind
from blowing a. away. The FIRE that
the unterrihed set abaze on the Dig
dune that night burned up all OF the
grass. II was withered 10 the root and
died out. No sooner had this occurred
than old Boreas began playing pranks
with the sand. He threatened 10 blow
the entire mountain into Lake Mich
gan or TO scatter II In layers over the
city OF salt Creeping Joe" little oS
I little BEGAN sitting himself on the oil
pumping house, erected at immense *
pense. Little grains OF sand" IN TIL
! instance didn't make beautiful land
and they came near shutting on IN
water supply OF the town Finally IN
people procured slips from a variet
OF trees that thrive in sand The snip
were set close together in rows aOou
three feet apart Most Of them too
root and Creeping Joe was securei
tied down BY Dame Nature