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swing myself. and 10 reach an un.
locked room. l leaned out AND
SCANNED tho wall TO the right oi
me. Yea. there was = window
could see TIA projecting sill-but Il
was 30 FAR away as "a preclude all
idea OF reaching Il In safety.
turned 20 the other aide. and
here. though there Wa no window
Al all between me and the tumble
down annex that had contained the
machinery over the Nater-whcel.
my despairing aerunity vas arrest.
Ell by an object within touch OF my
hand. II was a metal rain pipe.
running d0wn from the caves into
the stream. and. as a foriorn hope
might be used as a means for
climbing 10 AN upper wtndow or 10
the root
| was just twisting my body. 10
M 90 EREs upwards along the
course u the pipe. when a rushing
wind seemed TO pass close 20 my
face. and simultaneously two
sounda. the lesser almoat drowned
By the greater. caused me to jump
back Into the room. The one Vas
the splash of bullet a. Il plunged
into the mill-stream below. the
ether vas the report Of a pistol
fired from the window Immediate.
ly over ma
Someone had shot at me from the
room above
Tho shock lasted longer than
liked. and when IL passed | knew
for the first time In nv life the
meaning OF the wordl nerves"
On one polnt only could I con
graduate myself II / could no,
get away. neither. unlesz he hard a
boat. OF which there vas no sign.
could my would-be slayer get at me.
The stream. while it was my OBJ
stacle. was also my safeguard on
one side. and on the other a pair OF
stout bolts kept him out. Porceiv-
Ing them when the door had first
been shut ON me. had promptly
shot them home I'm their sockets.
ON remembering that first thrill
Of discovery that I was not alone In
the house. the question occurred
why had not the wretch killed me
when he stole TO the door TO close
and lock ~ I had been within q
few feet OF him then. with my bach
90 the door. The answer. 90 my
mind. seemed a simple one. and
confirmatory OF my Euzpieions Ht
had not used his pistol on mo then
because. with all the chances in his
favor. there was yet the one chance
OF his missing me-a risk he dared
not run. because II l saw him
should recognize him. II he had
missed me and had leaped
through the window into the river
there would have been the remote
possibility OF my survival. and my
survival under these circumstances
would have meant his ruin.
was convinced that his present
Intention was to kin me without
giving me the opportunity OF seeing
him. and unless he grew reckless
after his initial failure. I might die
In Ignorance OF my murderer's
name. That he had passed under
that Of 'Danvers Crane was moral.
~ certain. that his real name was
Roger Marske was more than like.
~. but l could not know thnss
things as knowledge is counted In q
court OF law.
Ito be Continued.)
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CHAPTER XIV.
IN THE PERIL or DAY

~ AAAA bril- VI IN
2 was up betimoa In the morn
Ing. and having locked out my
route ON the previous evening,
caught an early train at Liyerscal.
81 for brentwood. There l easer-
talned by inquiry NJ the station that
Chipping Wyyern was a mere gam
lei three milos away ia tho hsert Of
the county,. As Il was a lovely
summer day. | obtained directions
and set off 10 walk tho distance.
For a mile beyond the outskirts OF
the town ! followed the high road.
but then | crossed siiia 20 avail
myself of n short cut that had been
described 20 me- Thence onward tho
path led through waving coruftelda
and green meadows an found my
self looking down into a valley
through which wound q tree gift
stream.
Immediately below mo lay a clua.
ter of cottages which I recognised
frois tho description IN Chipping
Wyxern. but they were some little
way from the stream. nor was there
any house among them where = gen
tlefnan would be likely 20 lodge To
the left. however. I diacsrned the
peaked gables 81 n roof rising over
the paplars half a mile from the
hamiet A CLINT Of silver among
the troas showed that the building
stood on the bank. and was probably
the Mil House
Descending the hillside. I struck a
lane which brought me 20 the cot
tases. and an inquiry At the first
one | came 20 proved the tfath Of
my conjecture
I do hope you're going 70 take
the Mlll House. mina.~ aatd the
honest eonntrywoman who gave me
the information. We want tome
EentieoflkH in u aeAin 10 buy our
eggs and poultry. There's been no
ono living IN u since four years
come Christmas" 81
s.Fonr yearai" I exclaimed IN as
Constituent That put the eloek
hAek two years before Clara RtslnE-
ton had been posting letters tnaArn.
Webtey'a 10 be forwarded to Dan
vsru Crane. n was inconceis allle
that tls.Y should have been seat 70
an empty house. IN
'sYea. there's bean no tenant ~ The
NIL Houss all that while" the
woman proceeded. The last Naa
Sir Charles Darlington. who took II
while he had the Abbey farm shoot
Ing one season"
Then IL isn't furnlahedf'' asked.
No. there was nothing In the
haune. my Informant said. and had
not been since the few things Sir
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quickly, limiting my horizon 10 a
hedge which formed the skyline
200 yards up the hillside. and 30 tho
field was covered with KroWtK corn.
scarcely yellowed AZ yet. no one 20
whom ] could appeal for assistance
was likely 10 c..Ne within hearing
A month later We harvsHtefs would
be busy there, but where then
should ! %
On the chance that there might
be another window parallel with
that ht which stood. and to which
az the Tiak OF drowning I could
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New YorkLIquorce
For Best Wines and uqusFs
a3i7 FIRST AVE. NORTH
FREE DELIVERY.
Phones-Main as7f: Ind iilk


NOAiLA-
Notice Is hereby given that Hor'
ard II. Lewis and John P. JacoS
son. both of the City of Sssiils
County Of King. State Of Washinf-
ton. has petitioued the CONT
Commissioners In and for the Ocul-
ty OF King. for the right priviler
and authority to use such poFua
of the public Highways Hpon ~
following designated route IS nay
be deemed necessary for the con-
struction. mainienances and open
ton OF an electric railway. III
route designated Is as follows
Commencing on Spokane Aseno,
az the Western Limit OF the Cig :
Seattle. and running thence Along
Spokane Avenue West TO and -,
lowing the Emma Schnitz hO.s
TO California Avenue: thence soa.
along California Avenue ana w
McSorley Road 20 the end q ~.
Mcsorley Road. in the said Coan'
OF King. State Of Washington
A hearing OF the aforesaid ~ ~
ton Is ordered BY the County Coz
missIoners 10 be held at theif p
flee in the County Court House y. !.
the City Of Seattle, In said Oes. .s
OF King on the 2ist DAY Of A1
1905, at the hour OF o'clock :. =
Dated at Seattle this soth Gay =
March. 1905. ,-xvw
Clerk OF the Board Of Comni
ers of King County. VASE,
by #. +. FRENCH. Deputy.
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"a STAR DUST VA


| fchn.
Ethel Pears. OF Lhkeaids. y. T.
Il spending a week with relatives
and friends. Garrstsytiie Journal
Mis- Hattie Berry. ~ Oberiln. WAS
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs charlis
keinur over sunday Maria. q. Rs-
publican.
Mrs. Col Bush and daughter Celia
Futurued to their home tn Crooks
vile last Monday.
Emory Root spent Sunday IA
Wellington. -weiiinEton. o.. Enter.
prise.
NJ. and hrA GeorEe vineyard and
son Arthur were called 90 Spring.
field last Saturday 49, Beliefontalne.
o.. Examiner.
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Beware Of ointments for casarrh
That Contain Mercury

ne mercury will surely destroy the
sense IT smell and completely dsranre
he whole system when entering III
through the mucous aurfareH Such
articles should never ha used sNeent
on prescriptions from rrpufahle phFsi-
clans. a. the damage they viii a. is
ten fold 70 the good you can naaslbiV
age sil.. ,a2Il thssn. RAYS Catarrh
a Co. Toledo, o. contains no NOR.
curry. and f. taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood aud mucous
surfaces Of the system IN iayinr
ffalrs Catarrh Cure BE- sure you 81
the genuine ~ ia taken internsiIts
md made IN Toledo. Onto. hY 4. 4
Cheney 8 Co. Testimonials free.
/ Sold By DruEgistg Price. &c per
bottle.
Tsize Halls Family Pulls for eonsti-
pation.
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chnrIes = hlred M No.
nv HEAooR HILL

Charles NJ hired in RrSsswood had
been removed nj the end of his ten
ancy She ana not believe that II
lRax8 much ~ locked up. II 1
wanted 10 look over Il should
probably be able 20 walk right in.
Thanking tho woman. ! continued
ny way along the lane. determined.
having come 90 far 10 explore the
address given me by Mrs Wehley
| could not believe that that emf
nently busineah-ilke female naed as
she waa 20 tho forwarding Of LETT
tara, could have made mistake.
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MlD-LENTEH SERVICE

A Mid-Lenten service will be
held in the Grand opera house sun
day morning. April 2. In the inter
est OF the WAynide Emergency hos
pitAi The program. the musical
numbers Of which viii be fur
nished by the faculty Of the Colum-
bia College Of Music. promises In
every way TO be as interesting as
the one gwen last Thanksgiving
day. Mrs.. Marion u. Baxter will
preside AT the meeting. which VIII
begin at IL o'clock sharp.
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ASK THE GROUND Hod

II occurs TO us that tho wenlis =.
prophets who told us that we vgers
going to have an open. mild Winter
have lost control OF the helm mai
guides the mercury In It's down
ward course A careful inventory
OF the woodsheda leads US TO aa<1gf
ferent conclusion from their presslk.
lions. We wonder where Ahah,
prophets have cheoatown
Cor. New Madison Herald. s
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sstttttttttttttt.

q SEATTLE. WASH. /
4 To the Editor the Seattle Daily ,
q Star: /
. Dear Sir-Just a word OF APP /
q probation. Your editorials are I
a helpful to me. They giva me /
q courage. faith and determine ,
q tion In tho right direction. /,
4 They teach mo 20 SEQ things /,
q in their true light. In the right ,
= way. They teach mo 10 live ,
q closer 10 my ideals. 70 have ,
q stronger. simpler faith In God.
q 10 do good. to live right
MAY yaq never grov weary !
e Ia weli-dolug. but continue 10 I
q let your light shine. ,
Very Sincerely. I
q "A READER" /,
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The American Stockholders $3.50
citation will hold their neat meeting
AZ Denver. Col The dates set for
the meet ia May .. 10 and IL There
will be special rates on all roads
In the unllsd States.
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Women OF tho next RanerAtf5h
will have larger feet" deciar~s a
prominent Eastern shoe mmnubAc-
turer. The news arouses no Tears
in Chicago. 4
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Every now and then John I. sui
Ivan does something that makes
frppis hesitate before passing al
opinion on the osieF proposition.
John Is ts.
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The public Is said 20 have re
sumed buying In Wall street Thus
does II beeome unnecessary Tor the
Wall street man TO delay the open.
Ing OF the catching season.
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WIN the university professor who
Matched aea urchina from unfcrtn.
iHed egga kindly turn hts attention
. to the hens.
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m any evening. ycur eeps s'slesk
star has net arrived AZ sw a. b.
ssisphons-eunsst hAin w. .sssss
6epsndent liza any ums .s I. -
eseo ana T.ea-and 4 ecyS @,sN
ssa ID oa.e- ~ spseisi mes'
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There il \ man In the Mississippi
hospital for thu insane who IL phys
ieAlly vigorous. bat wh0 has no
brain. The numbeF In the same con
dition. but outside OF the hospital.
ID too great 90 be counted
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John l. Sullivan IN out with 4
challenge 10 the world. Almost time
Tor John 10 sign the pledge agalR,
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The French minister % rnaffde
declares Frances navy n no good
Russia ahouldn't feel 20 lonely nov.
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A New York scientist has learned
that germs live on paper money a
month. and ON silver money day.
But then man can live Just ~ long
on either kind.
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The ministers % Philadelphia
prayed for their mayor. Why didn't
they include all Philadelphia
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Garden Hose. fully guaranteed.
The Rubber Store. III LIST ave. sss
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THE STARS PLATFORM
The best first
All she that's az 10 print
All the new without fear favor.
Honesty IN efheiAl ard private life.
Municipal ownership Of public utihtea
The BUSINESS district for rspstAss bSs'aesa snsrprsss
aroas earnings all public services franehsea
An to- date public school system.
Equal rights fer ALT special privileges fee
Rigid Endorsement 81 jsss and repeal ~ unjust laws
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THESE HAVE THE RURAL RING
Mrs Cal cheritrce went 10 Har-
s1wnsss Isss e-ges s~zk *. tpesa, Nstsa
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BROWNS PAINLESS DENTIST
Are cutting prices again. and 10.
is the chance Of q lifetime 10 h.y.
pour dental work done BIZ thsss
worid-renosned specialists, AZ lex
prices.
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J lssAN4taelRa
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-17

No. ~, 100 acres o. land South
West Of Norwood 4 miles on county
road leading from Norwocd 10 Ava,
40 acres in cultivation, 40 acres IN
woods pasture, ) room frame house
lathed and plastcred story high !
rooms down stairs, good log barn
I6x4a i story high,
Nole ~ AoREs for sale 3 mics from
Norwood No. 20 acres ID cult New
and god barn, room fair house. other
nut buildings, ane springs 800 bearing
fruit trees 300 young trees bear soon
A snap for some ono. Price S1o1. Nice
good home,
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EXCHANGE COLUMN
LAND for SALE
OR +7 ERs AIDE.

MOI 50 Acres laying near Fow-
ier 90 acres In cultivation, partly
good second bottom. 500 apple
trees some Of them bearing frnit
quite . number Of peach and cher
ry trees ana other fruit. Good Iog
house 2 rooms, good log barn and
other oat buildings, good spring
water, II can BE had at the low
price 1925. For particulars call al
this 0FmcE or write rs at Norwood
Mo.
No. 8. 120 a near Higgins P. 0.
60 acres IN cultivation 90 acres in
good timber, pasture, between
five and six hundred bearing apple
trees considered one among the
finest orchards in Texas Go. Good
ios mouse Z rooms sooa pofn ana
other out buildings, in fact il is o
'"V ~ - 1"'' . 'o's oisioA ~
" '0''''',
No 6, l20 cres. near Fowle
Mo. With i large portion in Gull
'V"''o. ~ s'''s $500
Good housn. Good harn ana tv,o
~ Roou 9 = ~ 'uf' = 10NaS
| ORR on.
| No 7l20Acrcs rs il cultivation
20 q Y u grass Y acres II wheat
w. ros' Y w. 'Ao acres ean %
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twelve apostles, taught 70 the
jews. tho law and it's customs
and that the Gentiles were not
To observe any such things.
This you SOC placed d vast dif'
ference In regard 10 way Of wor.
shin between them. Not any
dilfercnce ID grace, but III faith.
5I'he Jews worship by faith, In
Christ, and the Gentiles through.
faith. (Ssee Rom Bra. Oh. 30vsj
Here the twelve apostles, say
tAey HAZE four men under the
.castoms NJ the law, for some
oFFonse which they had done, and
mr. TIE accusation brought again.
ST Paul that he had taught the
Jaws that were among the Cen
ri.es, III fDrsake Moses. and not
have their children circumciscd,
which le had not done; There
| fore he had to take these four
men, and purity himself With
I them, 70 that these believing
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Jews, that believed on Christ,
would know Tor sure that Paul
did not teach the Jews, any such
things, but contraryWise that he
walked orderly and kept the law.
Paul was Il Jew, and he never
violated that law. Bnt Paul
would not let the Gentiles, come
under the customs Of the law;
and ~ prove that Paul, with the
twelve, taught circumcision to
The Jews;and lift was right then,
it is right now. See what lie
says To tho Romans,
WHAT advantage then hath the Jcwl
or what profit Is there u circumcision?
Much every way; chiefly, because
tiiai unto them we're committed The
ofadcs Of God NJ
. 10 VIZ then make void Tie law
through ianh2 God forbid; yea, we
establish the law' (Rom. 81 -2---'. 81
To Be Continued.
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QUESTION. NO. Is.
Mountain'Grove, Mo.
May. %, 1905.

Rev. LIS. Garrett,
Norwood Mo,
Dear Sir: send il, list OF ques-
ton, which ! hope you will be so
kind as to ans. In tho, Worlds
CREssET,''
latter the creation of the Heaven
and the garth, how long time was il,
before God divided The light from the
darkness?
2-What il meant l'y. | saw four an
gels standing on the four corners Of The
Earth, Is that sufficient proof that the
Earth Is square?
s-Was 1t Adams. Ewes. or the ser
penis iault, that Adam and Eve ate of
the fruit which they were forbid moi
to ,ouchg
(which you think docs The mos,
good. TO preach sermon in a loud
oolsterones tone or in low and more re
speciful toneg
o-How msny times does the word
reverend occ1r in the Bible, and
where?
Slow viii the last resurrection hey
7--What does the words, Alpha ant
Omega, signify
hoping to see the aus, 10 these in til,
WonLD's cnnssErn
! remain Yours Truly
Vic Vandyk,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-17
QUESTION NO. 70.

Why did God say to one class Of peo-
ple that he would provoke them to.
Jealousy with . people that were not
peopleY why were they moi people,
[see Deul ~ --2l)
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HOUSE Moving

II you want your house moved
from one place to another; quick
and good; Cali on,
H: A. CARR.
Phlegeton, MO.
Or J. Fl, Carr.
MOUNTAIN GROVE, MO.
Who has had years Of experience and
who can not be surpassed for complete
ness.
For reference, Mr.. Frank Neukirk
and the Ed. of CREssrT. Also he will
do your Stone work. building founda
ions, II, A. CARR,
Phlege,on No
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EDITORS ADVERTISING COLUMNS
LOOK H FIR ID,

III YOU want to put your lands into The hands ola LAND
MANI, y GARRETr win YOU wight
81 list Witt slim re s going make tb part Of His busi
ness AID ii tie Ozark u he pace buy home. we advise
TIE home seekers South Missouri before purchasing
elsewhere II beautiful Country and egrcatest naturai
inducements Offered n ts pa bob r the farmer an
business mep And he Seeker after truth il hos No
equals on earth
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Question No. II,

What does IL mean, where II says; the
fathers eai sour grapes and the childrens
teeth are set on edge? Her 3l--2O
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-08-17

away BY other doctrines mere
fore ne says unto them, 81 1ool'
1872 '4alatlons' VINO llasli oaVi1ca.
ad you mat W s1onld ''of ooeF
the TRUTH before whose aVes
jesus ,alr'st llath man eY'7'''e.
~ set fofthscfnc'Flaa a'poER MN
rms only would ! 'eafh N Toa III
received ya t'le SPIRIT ~ tFlf'5
works q fl3o laW@oF Ply Fha t'eaf-
inn Of faifl2 ana M 80 foolish
having began IN the spirit, ara
We now made perfect by the.
heshE hnye We Suffered NJ marry
tnlI1gs ~ Na'ii' N ~ ~ s"e N
VAN, W. tfuNb no'' '''r s'i'pln.
ti'ap 'oa w7"ln
JUSTLY V'ie h'-Atiies' t'''oaA'' lD'N'''
4
IN ,''.,'''' F"e ','T
silail w lallons oe pi1SSPu,# m
''''f s','.' 'p.. - /.
p'essea Wlg' iNisIltul AoFa''s'ii n
raul ~ ''fte reletfihE W t''lTe
oeHeFeFs " 'ii@ 'E'i7l''i n A'lot'-
cuplcis'oh' preael'ea W nile iii'iie
ol Jesus 0'lrisg' Nsee 1Ar ofu
Nd'J
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III ~ ha'iS ~ ~" n nv
WORKS q Wy l''"' aFe unurf VIZ
c'fs"' iot y y WiisfFh' Y
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l'le1l, ln'' o"oh y s'ie ~" 4 WI
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Question No. 7e.

What made the difference in the two
peoplcY spoken Of in lisa, 54~-11
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Viewed
= z. = u - = -
Pre-Adamites
BY
REV, =, 81 GARRETT /,
Confined from last week.

gospel to notice what 4 dcrlara
tioD Bro. Roberts has made IN the
CRgssEr No, IA, August 3rd. which
is recorded III this language Why
don'l ycn say that / resumed he
formed another man for you know
You haye never seen verse IN
side the Bible that said he forced
man after the Sabbath was pass
cd. But the 18th. verse Of the End,
chapter was found before the first
Sabbath AZ You will zoe BIZ read
ing:
These are ne generations of the|
heayops md Of ne earth when they
were created. IN the Day lha, Tho LoRD
GID modc the earth aud The hoavcps
Ard every plant If ne he'd before II
was in the earth, and every herh of the
field before Il crew for ne Lanp God
had not caused i 70 ram npon
earth, and there was moi man 10 til
The ground,
But there went up a mist from
the earth, and watered The whole face
q the ground,
And the LoRD Gcd formed the man
Of the dnst Of the ground and breathed
| into his nostrils the breath Of life and
man became living soul. Gen g-4- .
CT"
We cannot help but feel some
what surprised at Bro Roberts
sweeping declaration, In speak
ing and saying that ! knew that
there was not verse Ia tho Bible
which taught that God formed Il
man after the Sabbath was passed
| Now what surprises us is this,
that when a man sets hlmself up
for II teacher OF the word Of God
and makes such mistake ns this,
we think that it is necessary for
him to get after US or somo one
else in order that he may learn
his A. B. C's, For God so
spoke, that wayiaring man
though fool should not err there
lin. Now Bro. Roberts please
road what God says to you
| This people have | formed for myse II
! they shall shew forth my praise. lisa. As
81,
Then please read again:
| YET now hear 0 Jacob my servant
| and Israel, whom have chosen.
1 Thus saith the LoRp that made thet
aud formed thee from the womb, which
will help thee; Fear not, 0 Jacob M,
servant and thou, leshrun, whom
have chosen, lisa, a 1--2.
Now we say that if a blind mar
would hear this read, he woult
know that it would condemn Bro
Roberts in his arguments. We,
Bro. 1t is true, as yon have Spoken
, it, you had better follow after n
until yon learn tho scripture \,
that yon will not in ignoranc
throw an insp!. in the face Of th
great God; by making such declo
ra.ions as the one in questio,
above, when the scripture quote
by us, proves that therc was
: man formed after the first Sabbath
, And now dear readers afte
learning that our opponant ha
q made such u terrible mistake; W
wish TO call their minds to til
truth, that God himself said thu
Creation and Formation were nc
the same, as You will rcad in thi
language,
!, In the BEGINNING Col created tn
te heavens and The earth
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