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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20
SHOE-OIOGY.

DO YOU FEEL A. LUMP IN THE BOTTOM
OF your shoe: 1t Is caused by the filling be-
tween the soles shifting and getting between
The toes When we repair shoes We take
put that stun and SKYE ~: the ogtsole ITO to FIJI
with rubber cement, preventing squealing
and Keeping the dalnpness out: then wo sew
the soles with the Electric stttcher neater
mills no pegs, no Joint to Leak MEMS whole
soles ST. ladies' s5c Phone 1861. Send any
where. fDRFW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
+ TORY, ZIG East Main. E4fiS.# @ sttB&|
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I shoes on; it Is too lcold-the wax flies on tho
thread. There Is no flies on our FL. ELECTRIC nd
Rock Oak Leather wears: no nails. no p pegs;
Mems halfsoes TOO. |; ladies' 6oc DREWiS
4 llIlEETRIC. SHOE .FACTORY, as Ii. Mnin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN
$40 to 500 monthly In spare time correspond-
Ing for newspa pers no. cnnvnsslnE.. Send Inr
particulars. n NORTHERN PRESS SIND1-
GATE Lockport, n. :. ~ A- W. N
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HELP WANTED-Ma1e.

AGENTS WANTED IIvERYw1ITRIi; NEW
. cheap combination Incident and slcknes !
policies; most popular, eyer offered q. death a
ton; novel system annual premiums 81 to
s6; no assessments or dues; sell TO every one ne
either sex: al Claims umediateiy pn.u ;o, m
exclusive territory. INTERNATIONAL
y COMPANY, 231 Broadway, New York. b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

I stock hnN LIFE : fNsuRANcE coy
pANY 9F v1HGMlA WI! b 8, h1!d q ra e
Street, in the city Of Richmond. at ~ o'clo6k
z III, WEDNESDAY,, January. g, 1900
Is :. W. l.. Il. ROBERTSON. Secretary
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20
SIGNS, SIGNS, SIGNS.

READ sYDNoR & HuNDLEY's AID" TO.
DAY, sF # 5si IZ5 I33.4SiFsss IsSs "A 55 }ap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

OUR METHODS FOR SpONCi1Nu,t sCOUR.
ing and French cleaning gentlemens cntn-
ing la the best and will stand the test Mrs.
Al. PYLE, 3l5 n. Fifth Street. Ihone
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20
SITUATION WANTED-Male

WANTED. a POSITION AS MANAGER OR
salesman In retail shoe store can furnish
best city references. Address i. L. j., care
this office jy IS -4a y
YOUNG MAN. WITH q SEVERAL YEARS
experience in Lumber business inspeetE.
will work on salary or by tho thousand. Adj
dress "S care this office
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|: I'll. TON.
FULTON BARGAIN HOUSE

Ok lF DOZEN LADIES ANDl CIHILDREN'S
- Hose ali coors and sizes, regular lac. kind,
& at &c. per pair. Everythi ng else Just as
81 cheap. iAROFF. blb Louisiana Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

DON'T RE REPRESENTED by CHEAP
looking signs unless they fit your bn ok. Good
f tnerchunts want Z good signs. See TIE
X SOUTH FERN @ADVERTISING SIGN Co, 1912
b. u. Main. 'phone 1913. ~ u-5 5t3t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20
Il, FOR SALE.

GOOD LUCK RExoL1NE, MADE FROM
purcst materials is a positive y cure IN, |, Tor
chIal troublcs; dose for adults. onc-half tea
spoonful at bedtime 1laq use freely n.y. e ~ e.
sold Good Luck Rexoline for over ten years.
Z Kindly tell your friends a bout It.. BE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

"A SIDE LINE or GARDEN HOSE OFFER.
3 ed 3to men calling OH hardware and genera !!
4 store trade. Apply, with full particulars Ct
New York. l5ltta|sis ltl58h .&IFlal 8A, ssE't
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

WHAT CURES fs CIApplln !, II LIPS; ,. AND lSL'
box !; sold evcrywllere; 1cc. box. u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

LET scT1NuRn1AN. MAKE YOU A RAIN.
proof overcoat to order for sEmads IN ~
ties Of tCravenette in window. SCIINURMAN,
Tailor and Furnsher, 007 East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20
PLUM BlNG. ~

WHEN YOU CONTRACT WITH US FOR.
timing plumbing and gas-Ntting you may
be sure It's done right. i. s. DALTON
e CO., 16 Governor Street. ss
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+ HELP WANTED-Fernale.

tGIRI4-WANTEp, GOOD GIRL TO COOK
nild clean; good wages; reference required;
- East Clay Street.
NuRsE-yVANTED, COMPETENT GIRL TO
nurse baby and take care Of children; refer
ences required. Apply 1l07 East Main.
WANTED. A SETTLED WOMAN AS NURSE.
Apply No. 1882 West Franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

TIT; NEWEST. THING IN RICHMOND
3'5JOHNSTON,S ,Up.to- Date e Quick Lunch
Counter; try It once; everything to cat
served quick and clcan: 8 g. Tenth street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
* S t9ekho kSD fHsfphsoesnEM nSSa
PANY, Will be hell at tho office 81 the cl
pany, No G2S East Main Street eva, r. ri
Co.'s Buildlng), MONDAY, February
's0'' az wy ~ Win. NoRrHRoP. seoreta,|l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

NEW BooTBLAoK pARLoR-Fins shine, o on :
best polish used. no wal ting. I've men. iu II
3 Fast Main Street. next Postofflce (busemenp.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

SEALED PROPOSALS.

z. VI. RONELLr|,, S!eI n \, I.
Isaac Digs. y. q. dec 9-.aW-te,
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PERSONALS.

. ohnndlsc Stored md snfely plarded ~ Ign ~
HiO N11 N 15lCIiAN D1sTI g. TRADING CO.,
South Fourteenth Street. tfG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

WANTED-oLD GOLD AND SILVER in any
condition; highest cash prices paid, or VIII
z rIyo wa tchcs. Jewalry. Sllvcrwnre ~ ex'
change Am. MEYER AN BRO. jewelers..
No b23 Broad Street, Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-20

A FEW RELIABLE MEN no ACT AS GEN
crrl agent for Henrco and surrounding
counties. Address a. S. HALL, Alhambra
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-17
Logan Ice Rink.

The promoters of the Logan Ice
Rink claim to have reached the ear of
the weather man and now assure the
public that the rink will be open on
Monday evening or shine, sink
or swim, live or die.
A large order of skates has arrived
which will be either sold or rented,
the ice is already freezing, the build
ings are completed, music secured,
lunch man arranged for, lights are
strung, tickets are printed and all the
other preliminaries arranged. The
general public, and any other general
who may be in Logan on Monday
evening, is invited to be the guest of
the Rink on the opening night, and
you will certainly miss it If you do not
go. If you want to go to the A &C.
band concert you can visit the rink
afterxard-butd don't fail to get there
sometime during the evening. The
enterprise is one that deserves any
consideration you can give 1t.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-17
The Oaths.
Concluded from lst page.

John Nicholson, the chief recorder
of the temple. was finally placed on
the stand. MIR. Nicholson has been
III and for some time his memory has
been impaired and the ACCESSIBILITY OF
having him testify was doubted. lie
proved a "yery unwilling and cautions
witness" reports say.
Mr.. Nicholson confessed to having
charge of the marriage records, those
of baptisms and endowments. He said
| that he had access to all other records
but was not keeper of them and was
unable to give the name of the person
who does have charge Of them. In
the subpoena for Mr.. Nicholson he
was commanded to bring the records
with him. He brought only one, he
said, for the reason that he had no
authority to handle the others. The
book Mr.. Nicholson took with him
to Washington contains record OF
all the marriages solemDized in the
temple since the opening of the temple
in 1893.
The witness made the statement
that mo marriages had been per-
formed within the temple except when
the legal license had been issued by
the clcaks of the courts: that the
marriages performed there had always
been for time and eternity, none for
time only"
Mr.. Lundstrom at the afternoon ses-
sion explained his marriage to dead
woman, and said this ceremony is
called sealing" and is for time and
eternity. He also was sealed to his
legal wife, he said, but no record or
memorandum was given him. The
witness said he had heard the endow-
ment house obligations administered
six times to congregations of from
thirty to sixty persons each time. Not |
to take the obligation, the witness
said is regarded as sign OF weakness
in the faith. Robes are worn in the
ceremony.
There was some discussion about |
the garments worn by good Mormons
and the session adjourned until the
day following.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-17
AM ENDM ENTS.

The bylaws are to be altered or
amended only by an Affirmative vote of
a majority of the members of the
Board of Directors present at any re-
gular meeting of the Board, after
proper notice has been given.
The annual meeting is to be held on
the second Monday of January Of
each year Officers will then make
complete reports. Five directors to
serve three years will be elected.
Members with all dues paid are priv
LEGGED to vote.
The duties of President, Nice-Presi-
dent and Secretary are such as are
usual in all organizations.
To promote the general prosperity
and to develop the varied and natural
resources of Logan City and Cache Val
ley, to procure, preserve and dissent
nate information in relation to COM
mercial, industrial and financial af-
fairs, that may be of general interest
and value; to secure uniformity in
commercial laws and customs; TO iacll-
itatc business intercourse and to pro-
mote equitable principles, and to do
any and all things necessary to pro-
mote the objects Of this club, and also
TO promote social intercourse among
ourselves and associates and TO have
and maintain in said city of Logan,
for the purposes aforesaid, "a club
with all the appurtenances of a club,
or club house. or usually had in con-
nection Herewith, and to buy or sell
personal property, and to buy sell
lease, erect or acquire 10y purchase or
otherwise,a suitable building or build
ings and all necessary real estate for
the same, for the uses Of the associa-
ton.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-17
Local Overflow.

For holiday good 90 to Cy +. Nap
per's.
Take your best girl or some Other
fellows best girl and and go to the
LOGAN ICE RINK Monday night.
Mrs. Mary Rosenbaum, formerly
NJ iss Christensen of this city, Is over
from Brigham visiting her mother.
Half of fine store room to rent. APP
ply No. 9 Main street.
The health of Bishop W. IL
Vaughan Of Wellsville, is somewhat
impaired We learn that lie is con
fined to his bed most Of the time.
Several good homes for sale In
Smithield. Inquire of Geo. I.Smith.
Ii you want a good heating stove
CHEAP go to Il. NJ. Curtls's First
North street. He is closing them out.
See his ad in this Issue.
LOST On Main street Friday after
noon, a purse. Return To this Office.
The Harris Music Co is doing a
rushing business.
The Logan Furniture Co. have some
of the finest and most substantial
goods for holiday presents ever exhib-
tied in Logan.
The weather man has at last avor-
ed the promoters of the LOGAN ICE
RINK. The place will be open Mon
day evening. Everything free that
night.
The Logan Furniture Go. have
fine assortment of Mission Rockers in
golden, weathered or antwerp finish,
any of whieh would make a desirable
present
+. c. Bacon, proprietor CT the
Ouray, Colorado, Herald, was in Lo.
gan yesterday visiting his brother
f. p. Bacon Mr.. Bacon is on his way
to California to spend the winter.
THE LOGAN ICE RINK will be
open to the public Monday evening,
Dec. 10. Everything free that night.
Go and enjoy yourself.
Notice is hereby given TO the men,
bers of the 10th Quorum of Seventy
that the next regular meeting of the
luoru m will be held Tuesday evening,
Dec. Goth, in room II b. Y. College, at |
! 80 O'Clock. j. l.. HATCH. Secretary.
Mamma, tell Santa Claus to call at !
McNiel & Spencer Co.'S to buy my |
shoes, and Willie says they have some
fine hats there, that Just suits him,
and know the baby will cry for some
Of their toys if she sees them
One of the most Joyous occasions
If the Christmas festivities will be a |
grand masquerade ball at the Thatch-
er orchestra pavilion next Wednesday |
evening, Elaborate preparations are
being made and extravagant expecta-
lions INDUCED in.
\ beautiful Lakeside piano for S275
cash cannot be surpassed. Some deal
Frs sell this piano for $500. Our one
cash price places it at bedrock at
once Harris Music Co.
Hannah Mariah Christensen and
Elmer Sanders of Hyde Park were
married Wednesday and in the even
ing at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Christensen, re-
ception was given the happy couple.
The evening was spent in music,
games and such conversation as is
usual on occasions of this kind. Mr..
and Mrs. Sanders were the recipients
Of many nice presents and the hearty
of the many friends
and relatives present.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-17

Members of the Board of Control
must give bond in the sum of $50.
The treasurer is placed under 800;
Secretary and manager 81 200.
Frederick Scholes is named as secre-
tary and manager, and with the other
officers named heretofore will hold of.
flee until the next annual meeting.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-17

Newell Kimball and wife recently
returned from Salt Lake city where
they attended the Winder reunion.
They express themselves as having
had most delightful time.
Don't forget to go to the LOGAN
ICE RINK Monday night. Every
thing free. Fine ice, glorious time.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-17
Our clubs.
Concluded from LIST page.

ments and parks, railway and trans
portation, education, sanitation and
public welfare, advertising and pro-
motion, arbitration, public entertain
ment, oil, coal and natural gas, art
and literature, water and electricity,
good roads. club building.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-17
ELECTIONS.

1t is provided that nominating
committee, composed of members of
the Board Of Control, shall make Sc
lections for election and place the
names on bulletin board but it is
also provided that any other five mem
bers may get up another ticket and
bulletin the same.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-17
For Christmas

you can hardly gauge the ultimate
possibilities OF Christmas present
which denotes deposit however
small-in this bank of savings. 1t in
cites saving, and your boy may get the
right start in his race for life Just that
way. A talk with us will show you
the great good you can do your boy by
putting few dollars here in his name
Interest has lot to do with the tale
Ask us.
Cache Valley Banking Co
LOGAN, UTAH.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-12-17
Stakeholder meeting

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Cache Valley Banking Company, Lo-
gan, Utah, a Corporation, will be held
on Tuesday, January 3, 1905, at four
O'Clock p. NJ, at its Banking house
for the purpose of electing officers for
the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
j. +. SHEPARD, Cashier.
Theater for RehearsaIs.
London has theater for rehearsals
only. II is known as the Rehearsal
Theater.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
ANSWER TO QUESTION Asked

And he that ovcrcOmeh and- kccneiii
my works unto The end; TO him will
give power over the nations.
Ard heshall rule them with rod of
iron, ~ the vessels Of "A potter shall hey
be broken TO shiyers, even as received
OF my Father;
And | viii give lin the morning s.ar,
Rev 9 2b-2T-2S,
Also:
Him tDal oyercometh viii make E
pillow 10 the temple Of my God and he
shall 90 NJ more out and will write
upon him the name of ny God. and DE
name Of HE city Of my God. which u
new Jcrusalem. which romeh down on
Of heaven from my l;nd and vii
write upon hnn my new name
70 him chat oyercomelh will gran
10 sit With me in my throne. even as
also uyercame, and am sci down viii
my Father in his throne, Trey. ST.,
81
/ This is BANGS please note iii
MISSION.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19

MIR. Tunnel in his article on
secret societies said that he under
stood that there wa = secret organ.
ization who would kill member or
a person for Ievulging secret-And
asked this question, What about
John Morgan2
And in Mr.. Needel's article, he
claimed that he too understood
that there was such an organiza-
in existance-- Now we are ignor-
ant upon this point, and really do
not understand the brothers, for if
they know Of secret society that is
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
QUESTION NO. 40

/ What IS the hoitomless pit that
this (oeasD the temporal power Of the
Catholic church come odt of? And is
the bottomless pil spoken of here he
same MS spoken In (Rev 20-1O
. Vow say The two witnesses dc
scribcd in Rev li-Sl are he old and
new teslamenls, clothed in The sack
cloth Of dead languages for 1860 years >
How did the ole and new l"siemcnts
have power over we'er to turn it into
blood and to smight tho earth With
plagueS as often as they would? And
what was their dead bodies that lad in
the streets Of the Great City where oui
Lord was crucitied7
Mrs. Cindiu Merritt,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
Tree q hqDi'e's,
QUESTION NO. So

Read the following
''And the multitude 81 them that be
loved, were of one heart aud Of one snil
neither said any of them llat oneht OF
the thiags which he possessed was his
own; INT they had all things common
Acts 4 80
lGt. Was the above declaration
true, in the Apostolic day?
End, L so, why is It not prae
iiced now by the Church or Churches
ord, If this unity was only ia
tended for the Apostles show mt
the scripture that relieves The cburcl
Of it?
Editor Of the CEEGsEvf This is AL
for other ministers 10 answer hrs'
and--if any Of them do OF does not
want yonr answer want to know th
ruth, Beulah Oliver.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19

The bottomless pit spo6en of
is space-When Christ was here
doing His Mission Work, whenever
He cast the devil out of man
his destination was space And
when Christ spoke this language
Now is the judgementiofthis world,
Now is the prince Of this world
cast out-lIaving reference to the
time Of his death, when he would
cast satan ont Of the Gentle world
and create them anew III HIM.
In this manner Christ bound
him and cast him into the bottom
less pit.
The rest OF this question We
could not answer i'll the manner
they are asked -Becausp we d. not
believe flat the Old and New Tes.
Ia ments are the I've Witnesses
| spoken Of Nor we believe that The
| Old and New Testaments are tn,
] testimonies Of the Two Witnesses
So we would have to take up
, different idea Of the Two Witness
! es---Therefore. unless there is diff
ferent questions asked on the Nv
r witnesses, we shall refer Siste
; Merritt to the past pages Of tn
CREssEr for the answer on the Tw
! Witnesses, which we have given
And mould this not be satisiac
!. toral,y, any one has perfec
right 30 ask any moral or Bibl
9 question on the Two Witnesses d
u any other part which they Nigh
see 1T.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19

committing murder on their mem.
bers--We wieh them tTcomee out
plainly and tell us--icr the CREs-
SET is to expose crime, and not to
hide it--But it will not condemn
without evidence, now Bro. we
wish an explanation or this, as the
assersion has been made through
the columns Of the CREssEr AS
fur Labor Union is concerned we
are their friend, we belong to sever
nj Of them and believe ~ them;
But tue secret order W hichmurder
for devulging secret is what We
wish to understand.
s.s v0nrg Trpiv VA,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
Geraldine ltems;
"BV SWEET IlrAET'

We'll here ! come for iil'lechlt.
some wbsi rainy ,his w.ar
Corn planting i, The order Of tho day.
''"', 'S''" VIZ '''' ~ NE
'''"" '@f S''S' '''i' '"SN o''"'aaY
J y" Wt.sn mi faulty spent part
81 iast week win Vlos WATSON,
J. NJ w,i.or MI q /, ~. ,a.i.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19

II a,,,spn, or4o,b. r.o,od ~,
ova,th AN h. st;ll MA area,
,ert, "a do .udth,, 10 h,d "a,
crnnt1,. wnrk u i, aftar IN.
.pVsntb d.y We sh,ll nt.inly sbaw
sc hls avn word llor m s,ys.
~Aul Ia W IN, ,r,,,,e n,,,, 4v.,y
AM.,lio.. p,pr. u ,cooe, y,on ma nom
her sssenb,s. \ .ooa md 4mox, ~
az IA M sbiai,,,of s,n,o g,a =
oigh,. for n,r,n III ia gln,y .bsu ho
defiance c-a
Here you .es NV brothers tGpt
.Gnd sny.that h. will rre,t. So,
that NJ MA d0n. tlis b,n NM, bo
would do .o-.'rDis wa, to l,s done
af,rr Isami, 1 ,lme- Ym the ;,,a,e
i. not AL, uod speaks by isaiah
this language
ep.r ,an.,1
aud pnyw cn:,O, aud ,n4 Iy,uur Ann
ao ii. remambe,pl rreumc mo mind.
Bal he We ,,!ad aud ri ice for ever
III tAa, whch create. ror b,aod
lc,.a,a JeaaAlani 4 ioi ..cs,s and hcr
upuploaiu, In IS ;-ls
M M. ~ ac. tbnt ~ IN,
cr.ate , NV bssym ana . naw
a.rth IN ,b,t ~ md DOM 60
4 bot MIX Aa IN. n..i,,, u A. u
~, ~. .&no, m u, soys !.
mts
..rn. Alu gr;,,on NJ. ~ c,,o
.;ou 81 .a.,.. ..,1 49,. r.,.a. ,s,i.,.
~ !, l,o ,,,,,,.a .D,l ,,,..t..,,. ,..,,,,
~. ,p
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-05-19
CoNtianed Hom PRE- 3

. AID the Lord sad unto me, Cast II
unto the potrer;n gondly price iha'
was prlzed At Of ibem And took the
thirty pieces Of silver. and cast them to
the potter in the house of the lord
zech. lib
We need no iurther proof TO-
know who Beauty i---The next
thing we have to 40 is, to show
who bis STAFF Bands is, This VIII
be the last but not leaat. Of the
answer to tiip questions spoken 81
IL 1ove--Gud says:
Then cut asnnde mine other sialE,
eqen Bands, That might break The brc,
.nerhopd between Judah and Israel
lKceIl ! l. IA
Then lie took his other staff
Ioyen Bands that ia, after He had
taken his stail Beauty, who was
Chest. We have clearly proven
shat God staiT Beauty vas Christ
Ard now the brotherhood be-
tween Judah and Israel is to pc
| broken by his staff Bands as we
have said above this staff Bands
is she one spoken Of III this man.
Eer'
The scepire shah moi depart from Ju
dab. nor lawgyer FROM between hi
feet until Shiloh come and unto hin
shall the gathering OF The pe0ale be,
/. Gen 40 10
50 shall the gathering Of tn
people DO unto Shiloh He Is tn
staff Bands spoken oi--Also He i
spoken of III this manner
And | will raise ne ~ u faithful prizes
+ that shall do according 20 that which
IN mine heau and III my mind. and
/. will build him sure house, and h
Il shall walk h.fore mine anonted fC
d ever, Il sam. 80,
3 Yes a faithful priest (Bands) tn
~ same one that is spoke.l Of IN tn
! language,
IN considered all the living which wa
in under the sun, with the second chi
" that Shall slapd up in his stead Eco
4, A-l5
nd Yes here he is spoken of us Il
second child--Aud is the san
one that is spoken Of in this ma
ncr.
And it shall come to pass IN that ia
that the Lord shall set his band again I
second time TO recover the remnant
/, his people which shall he left from
syria. and from Egypt, and from pa
ros, and from Cusn, and from clam, a
from Shinar, and from Klamath 4
~ from The islands Of The sen. II. II
an Setting his hand the seco
=, | time is his STAFF Bands The sa
,d character who is spoken Of il t
mann err
He that hath IN err, let Inn
whet the Spirit ssith unto HE churG
To him that oyercometh will give
us eat of The hidden mama, and will /
him white stone and in the stol
new nam, written which NC man kr
eth saving he that receive,h it
Elf.
Yes he is to have u white st
given him the same one as spo
|. of'tn this ioOruaoe,