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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-03
Carl Maegaard is on the sick list.

Carl Maegaard is on the sick list.
Uafu yon 1Eiak Of Clothing, think OF
dimes dw ms
A. B. Car1ey, Of Racine, was in Ke-
nosha Tuesday evening.
G. A. Douglas, Of Madison, is spend
ing few days IN Kenosha.
The Elks had very pleasant social
session at their rooms Tuesday even
ing.
]. w. Bue11er, of Peoria, III, has
accepted a position in the Dale jewel
cry store.
Bernhard Paradise has resigned his
position as advertising manager of
the Fair
William Niesen has resumed his
work at the Hurd drug store after a
short illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Martin, of
Evanston are spending the week with
friends in this city.
A. v. Tabor, Of this city, has been
granted a patent on machine for the
manufacture of tools.
Mr.: and Mrs. Henry Thomas, of
Chicago, are spending few days
with friends in this city.
Clerk of the Circuit Court ]. B..
Ma1oney is confined to his home with
a bad attack of tonsi1itis.
DR.. Pennoyer who has been spend
ing several weeks in Alabama is ex-
pected home on Saturday. o eN
Roy Don1ey is home after a bust
ness trip through the East in the in
terests of the N. r. Aliens Sons tan
merry.
z. G. Simmons. Jr., states that the
hair on his automobile referred to in
the Gazette) has grown four inches
during the winter.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Fred
Larsen was held from the Danish
Lutheran church on Sunday after
noon. The remains were inferred in
the city cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth Norman, of Chicago,
has filed suit for divorce from her
husband, Fred Norman, alleging ex-
IRENE cruelty. Norman and his wife
formerly resided here.
The members of the local lodge OF
E1ks are making elaborate prepare
tons for their annual dancing party
which will be given at Germania hall
on the Thursday evening following
Easter Sunday. The dance will be
the social event of the spring season
in Kenosha.
The people of Racine have no ap-
probation of genius. DR.. Johnson
and Prof. Cook, the famous co1ored
entertainers of Kenosha, went to Ra-
cine to give an entertainment and the
audience showed such lack of ap-
probation of Prof. Cook that he
walked from the stage and refused to
continue the entertainment.
There's weekly letter from Wash
ington, D. c., in the Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean, and its contents alone
make the paper we'll worth it's regular
subscription price Of 81 per year. Yet
by Our special low rate arrangement
both this paper and the Inter Ocean
may be had for $1.6O for one fn11 year.
Can you think of better investment!
The doctors of the state are making
| a protest against the removal of DR..
q. O. B. Wingate from his position as
secretary of the State Board OF
Health. The physicians in this city
are joining in the protest. DR. Win
gate was one of the best secretaries
| the state board ever had and his care
full work made him most valuable
officer.
SCORES IDLE ROWDTES
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-03

The Senate has again incorporated
the clause for an appropriation for a
naval station in the navy appropria-
lion bill. The fight will
taken up again by Congressman
Cooper and his allies.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-03
Michael Rnde transacted business

Michael Bode transacted business
in Chicago Monday.
Attorney A. E. Buckmaster was a
Milwaukee visitor Monday.
Chester o. Everetts, Of Chicago,
spent Monday evening in Kenosha.
Mrs. H. Gundersons returned to Ke-
nosha Monday after visit in Chicago.
officer 3 ohm Leik hes been selected
as day officer for the month Of March.
Burglar proof and safety pockets
are a feature of our spring. clothing.
Ames. DIV ms
Mrs. Joseph zens is here from She
boygan for a short visit with her
mother.
Mrs. Burton ]. Ashley has returned
to Kenosha after an extended visit in
the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Moore, of Ire
vor, are spending a few days with
friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Waters, Of Chi
cago, spent Monday evening with
friends in Kenosha.
That Market street lake is getting
filled up again and boats will be start
ed later in the week
William Hill has returned home
after a visit with Henry Rolling at
New Albany, Indiana.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-03
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The woman who can burn green
wood and preserve her temper is worth
marrying.
In housekeeping season it is a wise
man who knows enough not to make
comments on the culinary arrange
ments.
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MARKET REPORT.
March 2.

Closing prices for New York stocks yester-
day and today as furnished by "The Hadden-
Rodee Co." 167 Park street,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-03

It may be pleasant to be errand boy
to q woman while engaged to her, but
a man is apt to strike on tie job soon
after marriage,
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s3ss$s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2sssc
+ LOCAL, ITEMS. |
2xx4xss Sx1$1$s.3&S 11$22s &2S

Richard Jones, of Paris, spent Sun
day in Kenosha.
Miss Clara Messier visited friends
in Milwaukee Sunday.
Mat Jorgensen was home from Mil
waukee to spend Sunday.
Jay Hinman, of Oshkosh spent Sun
day with Kenosha friends.
w. D. Eaton, of Joliet, ILL.,, spent
Sunday with Kenosha friends.
DR.. J. T. Hernsheim spent Sunday
afternoon with Racine friends.
Efforts are being made to organize
a Bridge Whist club in Kenosha.
Miss Kittie B1ackman was here
from Milwaukee to spend Sunday.
Edward Bacon, of Chicago, spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Good Early Ohio seed potatoes for
sale. ]. H. White, $40 Dayton St. was
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bark1and, of Will
Jams Bay, spent Sunday in Kenosha.
Miss Helen Morrison, of Trevor,
spent Sunday with Kenosha friends.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-03
Old men sometimes long to be bows

again, but did
you ever hear a
woman longing
to be a girl
again?
A man does
not want a bet
ter snap than to
help a fool get
rid of his money.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-03

TTYANTED--A good married man to work on
wv farm. Will furnish house, fuel and gar
den. Must understand farming. Call at this
Office W
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-03

NOR SALE-M Michigan Wonder seed oats,
10 prolific stoo1er, immense yields. One-ha1f
bushe1 less seed per acre yielded ten bushels
more per acre than with other varieties. Seed
potatoes, best varieties; also seed corn. M. O.
Myrick Bristol. Wis #w48
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BARGAIN COLUMN.

ADV in this Scolumn only
cost Is cents per week up to 40 words Over
40 words Up to so words, so cents per week
Try It,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-03

+ OST-A ladies' gold watch on the milk train
Ia or near N. w, depot. Finder please return
to Sullivan & C1eary's grocery store and re-
ceiye reward. *dwn14
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h acres, adjoining the village of Bristol, to
close an estate. moderate price will be ac-
cepted. For particulars enquire of w. G, Bacon
at Bristol, or Mrs. James S. Lee, Libertyvil1e,
Illinois. dwnl3
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-03

TlOR RENT-A dairy farm of 40 acres on
l. shares; ais acre farm one mile from city,
good house and barn, and 40 acre farm2 miles
from city, n mile from depot school and store.
Good buildings. Apply to I'll. L. Bul1amore. wifi
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1904-03-03

TOR RENT--The Munson Paddock farm of
K z78 acres in town of Salem. Well watered
tor, or Henry J. Hastings, attorney, Kenosha,
Wis. wifi
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nor RENT-A farm of 120 acres located one
ID mile west of Pleasant Prairie station. Suit
able for dairy or garden purposes. Cash rent
Wis W44
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19

Blessed IL no that readeih and the,
that hear the words Of This prophecy,
and keep those things which are written
tDerein;
I Then with an increase Of know
ledge on these points one RESPONSE
1 biliiies increases we are in the last
days and IN the generation that Is 10
I near the warning Of the third angels
message. Key. 40.
Ard HE 'hird angel followed them,
saying witt 4 loud voice. II any man
worship 'hc beast and his image and re-
.criNe PIG mark ~ bis forehead, or In
his band.
As ne readets Of tbe CRrssrr has
read time after time who this beast
~ and The image | willnot dare to
change Il for 50 doing viii contra
diet t,od's Word 10 ] viii close
with lew remarks on speclal
message and work for tho last gen
erailta Matt 24.ll-45.
Therefore hr Sc nlso- ready for in
such an honr rs sc think not the Son Of
rli cpmph.
Who ihen N q faithfl and wise ser.
'nnl. whom hs lord hath made ruiet
'yer hiN household, 10 give them meat in
!ue seHsullY
b. view 81 the lord Is coming D.
Message viii 70 fourth bearing
neat IN due season to tile people
MS must be the warming Of the
-ord coming and The preparation
ecessary 10 meet bin and because
uch message was not ALWAYS
reached is at it no evidence this
OF now to be proclaimed tor am
cry confident hat the Lord has
tore truth and light yet to break
nth out OF his Holy W ,rd
II " IIarod
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
"9f THE AMERICAN GIRL.

This is peculiar bat u yer,
deer subject.
While we are Failing through
this lifo we shoqld often stop Il
think how we are guiding ON
bouts.
We should always have oul
boats headed Ileavouward
De yoa think that the man who
gets drunk, gunbels, and docs al.
most e"erv thing moan that ia
possible for human 10 do !,
guiding bis boat rghtg How
would ytn like 70 be in his hoa,9
we are all guiding our own boat
And We should have f9ro can.
tain Christ, and love and charity
for our oars,
Christ stalled the storm on tho
sea and so can he s,ii tho storing
OF our lives ii We viii only accept
him as our captain
Wea have a choice Of the boa,
we choose, Christ aud be deviI
both have a haroor aud we are
tree to choose rs we wish.
just think OF The thousands al
people to-day who have chosen ,hc
devils boat and who have him us
their captain.
Christ and the devil do not sail
ON The sam" river therefore il re.
lu'res much prayer and repent. |
cnco to eater s'hrrsl's boat if we
have once enrolled ourselves on
the devils hist, Aud the longer
we sall on The river Of sin. the
harder II - for MS to get on tho
river OF Christianity. We all I
KNOW that when va start jonr.
10Y and ge' lost, hallway takes us
longer TO got on the right road
than It would II We had NOT zone
The wrong road, 50 il is in this
I'ie It we star, rs CHRIST while we
are young, before we have taken
up the evil hah;ts thus world it
y mn.eh easier Tor na ~ guide our
beats RICH, Rnt lust simply start /;
ngo1r boat right is no. all that is
required OF rs We must sememher \,
inc devil has many temptations 60
eau us away from Christ, bat
when we see tao small Greeks Of
IN we must guide our boats
against them, They may look very
'mooth and beautiful ard ,he devil I
nay say "Ol just come on little
says, look now smooth my vessel
ais Then no willsail off a lit.
10 distance t. show YOU how nice
t1s anu som times We are almost
ehrted to an. aud sometimes do
q. The ball room is sometimes
cry tempting for young people.
Another way wS Got Our boats
tarted wrong Is trying to guide !,
ther peoples boats, We must all L
paddle our owa canoe"
Tho End.) !
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
CORRESPONDENTS EDITORIAL COLUMN

| Ply books IN SIN pc fnr anotbe
days work Before wn aad \ E,ab
Iof Union on this road Ii Vas n
4 uncommon thing N receive n,
order to stay on duty untlI som,
'ato lrain rot ia ortona M late M
midnight, ana reYcr receive ar
'S'fa cent Or even thaaIys.
Now We ~ pay for every honr
"n are kept on duty after Inc
specified working hours. and va
'ind that the company d0os M
hFrd ~ ha't 50 often AZ they ala
Ir 'G1o IT is not M uncommon
'h'hg at tine end or the month
WHpn ~" pav chccE comes, TO
cash ntoG tho freight On ono
carload and yten have nnopgb
money lrft out Of the balance Of
me days business to pay off tho
eight man tan Of The ap,rion
iNa nothing SIRE done 10 hoId our
t'Fh's ny i'oS cfii lnl W monopojta II
""'''' bf nnlyh sl"rt tune uuiil WI ne
'8ilt"sda ~ ne country worlld he united
III eng great system ma ,dl nlher lrdus
'FeS ~ 'leir cnsses would b so uoted
w " work for one company womb q
~ "otN '"r AlI me les, ~ TIA line. aud
y ercl man underook ,o stand nleue o
N"U'd rave 20 fights whnirver and tbo /
'e's YOU'D wax riehi by him 10 the top
inn he would Slay all his lifetime Al . /
'olt""' without rcgorl u hi. ability
Nh. on'y tnoglad IL see lbepi rcaliz
ng That Cniled we stand aud divided
~ ia'''' and Labor ~Nions are growing
very day and ali the capital In iho
'o'la cannot stop then. from orpanizinv
Aih sony that The inrnets cnnnot get
'Stlher and form corporation and
''E n llrr own Interests as well AS
'e common 'abeer, aad denasf soma
'be proceeds % lhr IL hard labors |
n haIlve OF grand Ola Missouri AN
'esldentot TeXas Co. and hope to soc
me lendlng Co0utj Of the state /
''IeY" organized lahor 70 be- thr nply
eapon Tue laboiing man has To- defend
mscIi with asanel the terrible yiaut y
if''H ana | 10 nor llluk lhereis any
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
TAKE NOTICE.

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper, upon any subject, relig-
ously or otherwise Shall be
treated as Il friend. But 10 no case
will the Editor allow any slang
70 slang phrase 80 through il
columns,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
HONESTY.
BY QrAn1 IIEAn.

There is a channel vending it's
way tmoughthe deep depression
LOT opinions and critics. it must
IoI q necessity be very narrow in
order 10 pass between tic keen
pointed difficulties which very
nearly ohstruct it's passage. Yet
there II room therein for all it's
length being 50 enormous that.it
plerceS from side to side the
great sphere OF time, it's name
being the path of honesty we
should never step across il. Don L
regard obscurity FOR upright
ness drives It hence and estab.
fishing il $ self becomes brilliant,
Fragrance from The morning
flowers,
When dipped in the heavenly dew
Are not so sweet as a word o.
truth.
From the noble heart so true.
IT all the honest people in the
world today were suddenly taken
from as barbarism would leak to
The greatest height of human in
tellect Come along boys join in
and we will push the motto high
e' and higher, soothe your coun.
tcnance with honesty and the
world will be made better by
Your existence, The boy who
plays marbles fairly is always
appreciated in the game II lap
an Russi ia wonld lay down their
arms and let Justice be their ar
oitmtor there would be no cause
for blood.shed and cruelty over
their land and country, but dis.
honesty and greed has brought a.
bout their cause.
Does our nation ever err? Ger.
AMY it does Then is England or
SPAN or some other nation re-
ponslble for it2 Pursue what
curse you will end ifa purIoiner
ll-luck will over take You. Some
me N life, being continually eI-
osod yon can hardly escape, and
that # we should escape, can We
Scape death or iudgemertY More
han all that the man who owns
ne dollar which he obtained hon.
'tly Is happier than the million.
re who gained a million other
lse, our country Is composed of
lscelaneous tribes Of people and
this age Of tho world we can
irdiv know who to confide in
ar government Of late years has
come very corrupt also, some
lng must he done for renoun to.
ther With the officers Of our GOV.
nment and next in order too ara
2 commercial men. What device
AL we fall upon. Now could We
70 any attention 10 the farmers
operation. They are very nearly
. only class of people now which
anot combined. But nevertho.
y opinions are broad and differ.
w there must be foundation
VII buildings, Then Be careful
W YOU lay it. For however Won
your four dation, that way you
y build. And how ever youmould
" character that isthe way it
Il be through life. Also your ia.
y standing to the world conspic.
lsly. Choose wisely then your
'ociates. Tho end.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
M NTT' ICE.

pr pnulao'e C~~rnra Compound.
pr Clarke Lifa nHlsam.
FDr Dnnlnn'S King Of Pam.
Bromn Nrrvnlrue
pr, nunlop's Liver Pin.
h'ssian Rose Balm
pr rachman's Vmmirurc Confcr,lon
d. b1nl"r'~ Qnir'i Relief.
I 5 Medicine CN's. Qninne Pills
Worm Vcrmifuao
Wv sale by lehn Volner, Agen, ncy
g ave Point Mo.
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creation and Formation"
Or
Prove your Foundation.
81 ]. e. Roberts, Rail Mo

lGhs illii Dei'-- G0d's vicar OF
raWb, Take HE numerucal lr,tcr,
o. III ! senlance ara ada then
together, tl n v, each stands 81,
y 81 Y
Y, !, IVY
avi on sr II 4 b j h
oiDi' y, ., Y y /, 90, |, |, 600. O. |
aid yon haze The nun Der GG6) s,x
hunafcd threcscnre and six, I
H'''e g'rHt YpN NC ieXta confirm
'hg '"gf'ihass; a0lhonc aalhorlz.
''H VIZ change i"r there ls nous.
bat God, 'hrru$ht shc prophet
'Sa'ah- sprahs u us ii TO day, aud
says And lhey hat shall be OF
thee shall build The old waste
I places: thou shalt raise Me
foundations z! many generations;
aug 'hoo SHAFT be called, The
reparer Of the breach in Gods
l"w)' The res'orer Of paths (trutb)
to owen il, lf(eondi,,onaD ,hou
toro away ny toot from (breali.
'"g) ING aahtalh, from doing thy
pleasure (work) on ny holy day:
a'd eau tho sabbath, delight
mot "O.d Jewish sabbath (buN
the holy (sabha,bJ Of the Lord
h.uoaable tnot disbonou.,hlo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
Kamrar,
Hamilton CO
Iowa
May 9th, 1904.
IAHoR UNIONS:
Is there any good III
them?
LABOR UNIONS:

~ i2EletleA, Nliicll docs h
z differ much from my own, but /
= Glasses labor Unions with seer
societies, aud reiels 10 tli@!r nnl5.
! and says he has been told TIA
: there ate secret organization
: which take ou,hs 10 tnke me III
} OF 'hclr fellow man tor deyulg.l
, secret.
, Tins ! have proof Of beng tb
truth, as regards some secret 90
cieties, but ! have never henrd D
any I.aber luion when hus al,
such oalhs. | am ntembpr Of iii,
Order Of Railway 'leIcgraphegs
Whlch Is one ot the strongest, and
best known Labor organizations
N The Unlted States, IN organi-
1alion which has done AZ much for
h tn,. xxx, ~ :" ~ '""'or on'oli
~ ~ ~ oalis HfH concerned,
We nave not single oath, and
only one simple Obligation. which
any one i Ut liberty 10 read.
Every member has ~. nr;,, lo,,a
Of reading thjS obl;yo,;on bof,,.
he even makes ,,,nGc,,;o, f,,.
membership nnd ,.iara J. 49, ~
atty for violotiuo KIN, l r
chat. any ora MA doa, a. ~ ~
up 70 his Cultivation wilr H. 1,.,''Ii
ed from tins nr,,5 "i,,'.
will non receive III, an.e,
derived Nv hpjug /, ,,...,..r po |
is considered s....
punishment, 10 !, i hoilo,,d ~,
any one wbo bos ar.r ,nI,.,.,.. "'
tho lobor l'nion will KIN 7, ~
much ndvnn,o H.
that he viii ,ny,r wn,, KY, , '''
dropned. The ubiac, of ,h..I,,,:' ~"
is not 10 bind ,heir n,an,l.nrs H.,
oo,hs ma r.ovh,I ai.I,,'
tons and inns kpan tbnm .nnrnd
INTO secrecy i'm, INV ,bo no,,,n.,.,,
hey believe iu the old gdure an
lnion there Is strength
They simnlv i,,o,d - l;aa
heir interests which ,ro n,,,,,,n,'
q MI OF tba sona nr,,r,..,.,,, ', '','
,ne stronr bndr o,td ,.;, '','u
chosen from their own mnks
lsuu W. one with n prent DOM &c ,
NpprIence being chosen MIA ,han {
rave M, 4tjnCs Mt some uninif Y,
where ns many Va. nnssihi, AN
ct together and discuss tb4ir In.
ercsts and suggest .up,b,us tlot +,
nay present ltsrlf,o The MIN, nc :
NY member, and tormaIot. a sat
[ rules and condi,,ons pndAr
'hich they wish 10 work ,han :
;ilh commi,,e chosen rror, tba,r y
est and most influential Nom. :
ers, they present tho rulns .s
greed upon 10 ,heir omnJnyor "
nd ask them to consider them -
One Of the first ,bjnos to he =
,und in the Qualifications farI
membership IN any tabor rninn p
to have certain amount ~ a.
Sperience, enough TO make tbro It
lpable of handling amy or6inarv
ork ,hpr NAV ,o,n. nn (, aI OF
YER prof s.inn AN ~ ;, ~, q,
inv be- orr nrlor AMT, 49," %
AIRS evnar,anea INN n XII b,
SO boyo ,om, ra,,,,,,,, ~, "'"'' til
ouch for ,bnir aL,l;,r y" NJ, !" W
,sir character W,h.' , ag'' !" hi
til membership. y cnrd !. ,s,,,aS ri
"a the only part which is secret. ~
'e yr'p and password; is madel ~
Town TO them. There is an - y,
surance II which one may Tor !,
lew cents each month ;mogide - =,
home Tor has taaiiy in case -
ate oVertakcS him, ~
lah"r Unions are USUALLY most ~
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~N''"' Nhlui5 ~
Shange, the scripture vii
refer 70, u IN 5i. lQ--,2 Nh,
"alGhnen are LIJLa Ac ~ lruth)
they nro all ignorant, hoy are III
dNmh dog5, (D y y, .hey caunov
bark; Ncii NE irpih) sIcepiau
lying down, LOVING 10 slu.aber
Ntak'the'r ease, yea they arc
greedy do@s w'lich rap noyer baye
enos8h, (sa lory) aud thev aYe
ahepAerds l'oachcrsN hat cannot
Understand Lthe Gospel; they All
so"@ !" lhe'r own way [doctrinc
every oao Tor bis g.-in [yaie.yl |,
4r0@ n.y. OWE qaarton sect.
Come ye, say they, | VIII fetch
wife. and we will MI ourselves
wtih aiTong drink, and tomorrow
sha'' be as this day, aud much
more abanlant I honored +" ,,,w,
as.s, what Is neant by "This,I
dny In the End ilh G,h w. Of
this CHI; pier, God mentions the
'jahbath three times. which
shows that tins day! refer9 to
shc sabbath day; and AZ there Is
hut seven days in week no. I
borrow would be- toe lpSt day
Of tho wock So here il one teA.
confirming the change.
Text we refer you 10 Daoiol T.
~, 70; And Tho ten horns out If
ans Pagan Rome Kingdom arr
ten Eings Iklngdoms that shall
@rlso. and another llth kingdoml
shall rise after them. and he
shall DO diverse from the hrs,
! tea and he shall sGbduc three
iof Inc hrst 'epJ kings And he 9
shall speak great words against
the most High, and shalt Wear out
INC saints q the most High, sand :
thin 60 change times ana law ) +,
OF the most lllghl and they the :,
'a'nts and laws shalt be given !,
nto his hand until Il time and :,
lines and the divlding OF time
Ray. II; 6, II; Eek. 4 &,
This power was TO "thlnk to !,
.hansc, times and lass Ohio time y
tn day, to tho list day) Somc- G
hing no coald not do, but would III
think" he did, THIS power was n
0 "Wear out the salnts, +" speak
roat words and c0alinue l2GO $3.50
ears.
Revelations 10: 81, we cad
the lcarord beast, And there Z"
as given him II mouth speaking -
reat things and blasrhc;aies, and
over was given INTO him to
'n'inue forty aud two mouths
z \ 3er--I26o days or years, "a
zck ]; 81 Ard ~ opened his II
outh IN blGsphcmy against GDl, or
he most High J to biaspnaue hi,
lme, and his Tabernacle, ard
en- ,has dwell in heaven. Aud cas-
As given unto him 10 make war
ia the SAINTS, and to overcome
en-; "". This shows Tho identity
this beast ana the Lt,ie
orn" Of Dan. Z, "a -. In Rev. pr
(: Is, we read "Herc is wisdom !
Lot him that hath maerSta d
& count The number al tho
'eapord) beast: for it is the Hu
Imbcr OF y man; aud his number |
SIX hundred three score aaH
~ (Gd6,) This, all Theooglans :
kept Roman Ca,hoiics) agree ~,
tho church OF Reno; the !.
lhorlty for Sunday keeping
slcad Of the Sabbath. But ~ -"
'ha nambcr oil man.
What mano "The maa 81 sin."
4 mhess. 2: 3, 4, "Let no man
ceiyo you by any means. for I
" day (of the Lord, Pad vs. ecr
Az not como, except there come 4
aling away FIRST. aud that man 4 az
sin No revealed, the sou Of
rdltion; who opposcth and
iltcth himself above all that is
led Coz, Or that is worshipped
that he AZ linstcad o) God
lcta in the temple (church) Of
d showing Claiming that hel
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