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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01
BEGGAR5 OF TIE WORLD.

Wherever there are men there are
beegafs. E. sery nation has its n@Hai-
cants. ana, although some peop'a hold
Them te scorn. there are Others who
sehefate them and feeosaizs their
business as legitimate.
Strangely. the greatest aadea Of
6essars IN =tae=aasla e.az=el.:.3
which h4s perhaps, the smalas. sl
one af= =1ha smallest =fagesaaa aee.as
6e@4afs--aaa these countries +5#
6#f ara ss@5zz fl5Hd.
5HaI 6ezsazy is II
eaee Is shown ~ tire faca=7..as +se 1#=s=
as=az.zzE #aalaz= =ezlessts s-efss
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HaFe few Uio hes W!flle =aI5st az
baxgs5y bfead hofaes OF parasites Mh5
sssIst as9a the kiHdaess Of those
N.ho have to siye.
The mos picturesque beeeaf il tie
valld. perhaps. holds place of power
and a bic pull a Looms N-ah. in
China. Covered from head to foot
with rass this man controls the beg
ear industry Of a province and has
cores Of others working fer him.
Blindness draws more pity than
any hing else. annd most of the beg
ears OF Cuba and Porto Rico either
are blind or feien blindness.
The Egyptian beggar often is a pat
iareh. possessed Of money, grown old
and distinguished in plying his trade.
Beggary in Egypt is the greatest
trade, especially along the Nile, where
tourists frequently are forced to use
whips or clubs or hire guides to use
them, to drive away the swarms of
mendicants, who even swim out to
the boats to beg.
Reeaary in Siam has drawn the at
tention of artists to the picturesque
features. These travellers are as
roaming in instinct as American
tramps and wander all over the
country being admitted as guests to
almost any household
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01
Mr.. BEACH RESIGNS.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 81 -; Spe-
oial l)-District Attorney Morgan H
Seact resigned the ,f.c2 o. District
ha> named D. W. Baker of Ills place
To- the office. Mr. NGtsaa has been
ec,.2= 4 great deal Of y.e.i; il regard
- The eoltoU Jeal5 scandal. and has
lyou4lU number Of the chief on 5
III that ease hefare thn Grand iHrz.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01
LIVING 100 YEARS.

London specialist, who declares
are more centenarians in the
d than the general public sus-
y, and that there ought to be a
many more than there are, lays
the following simple rules for
living
e moderate.
70 not worry.
AXE plenty of sleep.
axe plenty of exercise.
Eat plenty of sugar, rice. peas.
potatoes, bread and milk.
F& sparingly of fish and meat"
lmost any person possessing a
my constitution could live to be
(ndred,' says this same specialist.
James Crichton-Bowne in aEpa-
lately read before the Public
tn congress in London declared
1s a good working hypothesis
sara the natural life of man as
years.
ese eminent authorities thus re.
ail excuse for death at the
age of 80 or 80.
patriarch who has attained his
: score and ten is but a bloom.
ou'h' with at least 30 years of
hustle still before him.
VINO at that proverbiallv ripe
sninAs ne has finished his life Job
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01

and eantontodlg lies down ta pleasant
fzeath IS Il miserable COULTER.
BHt these eminent specialists. who
talk 50 leafnedlv. are. after all. only
theorists. Neither of them has yet
attained 100 years himself or any
where near it. Perhaps long before
they reaeh the century mark that now
looks 50 easy te them their error will
be husied with them.
For more thousands of years than
Ger be accurately computed men
haF6 made their chief concern TO live
iust rs Ions as they can. Precious
few. in modern times al Least, have
succeeded in passing loo years. So
the secret cann6t he as simple as II
t, maae seem.
.8Meas fEe nero races. says the
Eaa.aa saeefal.zt #Ho has 1atd down
#66 Iist e rule e6afena1iaHz arc &
.sa@elz taa I91s. sad L is meeslE
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T5Hgf HoH feea We liFe - He# Wei
W i've.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01

Killed, II injured in rail-,
e'sss :. is last weeks list The
r'sss ssrs there were 10 killed and
Ds'' There were 1e accidents
'u'' ost serious being that at
: y. when an Atlantic coast
TX .s;on ,h, train ran into an open
(se'iI, ,aa shot into the river. FIFTY.
anu ri11ed and so hurt. Last
Ts' ere we're two less accidents.
'ns =. serious accident was at
''9,t Won't. August 90, when a
wv '.oin struck a picnic trolley
-. ~ and injurine 4 a list OF
,aE,s disasters follows:
ssA o,,e Pa. Aug. 1S.-Erie and
.,nanv's trolley line wrecked
he; one injured. w.. ,.,,,.a
- Mont, Aug. 2o.-Nine k'liea.
[rt in collision of Butte: An'eon- cor,
nocifc freight and picnic troll
|..,,rg. Aug. 2o.-Minature train
ennyvood park jumped track In
6 10.
tno hurt in freight collision On
,yille and Nashville.
lVaukee, Aug. 2o.-Two killed
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01
THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.
A complete and interesting preser

A complete and Interesting presen.
tation of the scenic beauty and tn
rich natural resources AMI rapid
growth Of the Pacific northwest are
set forth in a beautifully Illustrated
booklet recently issued by the Cti-
easo and Northwestern railway,
which viii be sent to any address, on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01
,urrK'S WRECK VICTIMS

and twenty injured when trolley crash
ed down embankment five miles from
the city.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 2o-Street car
trailer derailed; one killed, six hurt
New York, Aug. 22.-Trolley car
and lumber wagon eollided 10 pasen-
gers seriously hurt
Toledo, O. Ane. 20.-Freight coils
ion killed one and injured two.
Topeka. Kas., Aug. 2&s.-Three Killed
ir head-on collision Of ffeigdts on
Union Pacific
Niagara Falls, y Y Aa@. - p
Four Ohioans injured IN rear-end col-
nsion Of trolleys OF Great GORGE
route
Hammond. Ind. Arg 222-Eng5near
and fireman Of Wabash's New Yarll
flyer injured when train * ditehea bv
Jumping 10 derait
Par1ersbura. w Va, Aug. 2t.-R
aud 0. freioh train in collision: two
Killed and one fatally injured.
Mansfield, o. Aug. 2i.-Two injured
"a rear-eRd FREIGHT collision on b aud
Esfa illiea o. Arg, 24.-faka Shore
trolley jumped track and was litched
near here: one injured
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01
receipt Of 1 cents in stamps.

receipt Of 1 cents in stamps.
The Lewis and Clark exposition
with the very low excursion -ates and
personally conducted tours In eoaoac
tion herewith over the North West
erR line from Chicago and the eass
jett never before equaled For ftlh
particulars address w. b, KnI5lSern-
P r NJ. 215 Jackson boulevard. Cal
cago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01
IF NOT THERE, WHERE.

The publisher had reached his Office
late. and there were signs upon his
face that he had just passed through
q strenuous experience.
"The trouble is" he said peevishly
to the waiting author. chat you don t
make the marriages in your novels
happy ones"
He sighed.
And the Lord knows" he con
cinued, that we've got to have happy
marriages somewhere!"- September
Smart Set.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01
SPEND SUNDAY IN HOT SPRINGS
ONE FARE ROUND TRIP.
via

PINE BLUFF & WESTERN r. r.
Tickets on sale every Saturday and
Sunday, good for return the following
Monday.
For further Information inquire at
-'anot. or telephone.
a. n. Atwood, Agent
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01

q mouths Of those Portsmouth
EN- shall yet water!
d as for us who love the fra
fruit-long may its perfume
2 our nostrils. Aye even to the
of tears.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01
III = | |

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G3HEa ieat slGeE=EE raHs
EI3==t es=f5a5#
zz=zs f.
=s - ##5= #i44=r e.. fae
5e@ hIiaa q Taas6s-f3 feefy
transfer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01
~ The Long Distance
@!:.lEzs::::aIs ! Cd Telephone System

of this colePa.y affords eepa#Hnie4-
tion with vast number Of et6ias IN !
towns, nearby and remote, and viii
thousands ard thousands q pc pie
whose business yoG vaet and nay s.
cure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01
a WAR ON THE ONION.

campaign against that odoroue
esteemed everywhere for its
% sayor of yirtues-the onion
ing vaeed at Portsmouth. Ohio
TRACE the orisin of the crusade
1etfurer before the Alliance OF
hans clubs said that the onion
no value as a food, that If had no
appealing only to the sense of
h. friends of the down-trodden
ktable had the sprnk to defend it.
! made trouble in the town. The
|ing debate estranged friends aad
bed one marriage.
|nally in the effort to settle ti4a
ute the allianee passed sci :
/ classine the ori7n with 'f'e
|ons herbs = the Fly fasaily9 IT.
Elaairg ra eraa7 tea'
Fhereae5 2aa=tIe PaaI IN l.
/ t. 5I.s lafS -.
r T. 80 eatfHa q
Hi H9 naa -
f. - 80 5== es
=
ya 80 sa#aEe
r. - asif1e sz6 q
-
49, a
beee= compromise
an =sai9.Has. ~ #ell#a#4e
foa t1sat ta aeei selails al
enieu my y ri sd - tattiiz
bot even IN hash!
be oaton needs no dafaese L is
ng enough te spaat. for itself
i slider rs hfatorg Think &C the
cisms Of lie fnica1 ard t,2e pm
answer 9f - bouquet thraHah
leng ages sniee ii found its earl,
e i'll Asia. Bnlb and top ii has
.ys been in evidence and has fa3
q nan ia al his wanderinas lis
[ has put tang to every breeze.
how the children Of Is
got tired of mamma and loneed
he leeks and onions Of Egypt?
lere is no doubt that as soon as
get settled III the Promised Land
sent back and got some onion
le mouths Of those Portsmouth
en- shall yet water!
I'd as for us who love the fra
t fruit-lone may its perfume
e our nostrils. Aye even to thf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01

nally in the effort to settle lii.
ME the alliance passed sci
: classina he ori9n with sf''
9as herbs T the Fly family tt
1aafre ~ ereIn1.z ffa1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01

befe= eea4f3Aeee4az=e
fan eHizzzHe. - #a#ss5z6 So
iaa tlfaf tAa aeei Fal@.ils al -
tnim my - ~ sod - taiti1=
pot even IN hash!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01

about rates and time Of trains, or ad
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-01

q friends of the down-trodden
table had the spunk to defend it..
made trouble in the town. The
ing debate estranged friends and
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-27
En- Arroyo ian8Ci6 oI
jOven AIbIGt CintT6l,
scasO personal aIIi para "a VI
gIIanGIa pollelaea.
Sc ha 0rdsnadO que 50 plntan
las taChauaS Dc las tasis.
% asasestro o0rregponsal. J

Mario 25. -Daspu6s de laTga y pc
moss enfermedad, ha dejado de exlstlr
nuestro amigo y correligiOnATio Luis
v. Albret y Cintr6n.
En- II tarde de aver Sc le di6 sep1 :
tuFa en- el cemeEterio de este pueblo.
Reciban sus familiares nuestro mas
sentido p6same.
Hoy se ha despedido de este pue-
bio con direction s Carolins. 81 cAbo
Rafael Montilla, que comAndabS este
sub-puestO.
LIE eustituYa 81 cabO ErGsmo Torres.
Suena como candidate para Ia se-
cretarfa del ConCeio municipal de este
pueblo. nuestro CorreligionAri0 F6ix
Mas y LoSada.
En- q actualidad solo hay en- este
sub-puest0 tres guardias para la vigi
lancia diariA y noCturna de esta locAli
dad.
Demasiado restrinRido nos parecs ell
servicio y desde luego somOs de OPT
ni6n que Ell Hon. Mr.. Htmill debe
ordenaT aea este refoFzad0 p0r 10 me-
nos con dos guardias mas.
-Muy prOnt0 Contraerk mstFimO-
MO IN distinguido iovsn obrero de es
te pueblo con una apreciGbie sefIorita
que en- la &ctuaIidRj reside ca Qua
yama.
-EI oficial de Sanidad local ha orde.
nado ae proceda & pintAr les casas de
tienda 3 dem6s fachAdAs de las casAs
de la poblaci6n.
Ha saIido para San Juan el Dele
qado ID C6mara por este distrit0
nuestro amigo Federico q. Virella.
FsIiz visje j exito eD los asuntos
que allf Ie lleyan.
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In VIaI8 rapido.
Nj. Hale 50 Gslsa pTOnio Y no
QlloT0 Vel 81 T0siO de- Ia
GIudad.

IN - = Is ~
F4Ea feelolr " 0bseQuiar & los sen0s
res SecretaTlO de Marina y demss ses
fl0rea que le scOmpafiaFon en- 90 Yisie
6 eets eludad. fu6 n0nabrada una COn1i-
sion que Compusierop: 81 Auditor de
Pto. Rico Presidente de Ia CSmara ade
Puerto Rico don NJ. Paniagua. don
R2mon LatlmeF, y seflores Beeno. Ar
n0lld y Werner.
al IlegaH 81 eDolphin3 que tFaia 9
los visjeFos. faeron aQuellos se6ores s
o0rdo y aCompa fIaron despu6s 4 los
vlajerOs yer 81 gOhernadOF, partiens
do luegO para el MORO d0nde Sc le
hizo una saliva de 2l Caflonazos 81 Sc.
CFetario de la Marina. Vieron les
antiguas fortificaciones = echaron de
yer la faltR de artillerfa gruesa que
aIlf ae nota.
Despu6s dieFon Oh DaseO por 81
PaTque en- doAda el Speaker de Ia ca.
mara de Representatives. en- Washing
ton dijO, que 10 nael0a de GQu5 era eE
fgesc0 que all hab5G.
VolvieFOn IA Estaci6n Naval en- done
de fuerOn obsequiadOs con un IGtnch.
viendo de paso los pianos del pureto
u6 Dan d ua4s
a POGO de estar en- TERRA. manifesto
aIg6n cRnsanciO ell senadOr Hale, reti-
r6ndose 81 bavc0 por no sentirse con
amino de dar 81 paseo en- proyecto ni
de cOnccer Ia ciudad.
Terminada Ii vista reIampago. re-
QFesarcn los eacuFeionistas "a eDnl.
phins para salir con direcci6n & Guam
t6namo, Cubs, donde auponemos SEQ
un POGO mas detsnida la vista. que
aqnf resuIta aIRo aef como una reCo-
rFida en- tren el6Ctrico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-27

tos que Sc diriefa 81 Iugar que crefa
del suceso. vic pasar & Pepe de Tho
mas quien conoci6. pues ID noChe
estaba muy clara. Que oy6 cuRndo
una vez dijo que & quien le hRbian ti-
RADIO era GNini.S Lleg6 al IuQaP del
suceso y le sac6 del bolsillo & los guar
diss C6ndia y Rod rfQuez. los re v6.Vsrp; !;
que los oli6 y no tenfan sefIales de hA.
bsr sido descargados recientemente.
CandeIario B2ez. diio que era en-
pleado; que oli6 los dos rev6lveFs que
los guardias le mostrRFon: que no to-
MAN eefiales de hAber sido 0iSparad0s.
Carlos Guzm6u, zapateFO; reIata el
sucesO, pues era de Los que aquelIa nc
che acr pafIAban & eNinf.S Dice que
no vic NADIA del tiro. pues cuando estA-
ba el interfecto en- luchR con eI guar
dia Rodrigue1. 81 establ de espaldns y
luChAndO tambi6a con 81 guardis Can.
die.
SimpliciO Rojts. panadero, acusa &
de Thomas de hAberI0 Viato correr, &
los p0coa momentoa de Dir el dis3arO,
y que portabR un revolver.
Francisco Rojls. Ia decIaraci6n de
este teatiQo, es iguaL en- tOdas aus paF-
tes & u del anterior.
jose A. Soto. PoIicfa InsuIar. Qae
estandO ID nOChe de autos de vista en-
una Casa de II Calle del Jueg0, oy6 q
dispaTo = COrPi6; que le diieFon que
hAbfa aidO Pepe de Thomas y "a YER
que aIgunn gente del pueblo Sc diPigfa
hgCi ID casa del que ae aCuesbs como
autoF del delito. tRmbi6n se diriai6 &
ella. y Rl penetFaP encontr6 Pefe y
le dij0 aus Se le acusaba de hAber CO.
metidO an CF1men.
Id reQistF6 , no Ie encOntr6 NADIA.
Dice que Pepe estaba trlnquilO.
Mario Mas, teniente de IN po'icfa
insuIar. Dice que el FiECRI Ie Orden6
prOCedieFa IN registFo on b Casa del
acusRd0 y acompanado del cabo VaIla-
dares y cuatFO h9mbres mas prccedi6
sI registFO y mas tarde & d limpiezs
de b letrina. ent0ntrEndoge LOS DO
COS moment0s an rev Oliver que terfR
cuatFo e6psalas sin tiElr una ussda.
RaO0E oc el reY6 Yer. que le es preuen-
tadO pOF 81 ministerio fiscal.
Antonio HsrnSndez Csl eMorroco.
yo.9 Este testigo fne al encaTgado
pOF el teniente Mas de prOceder E q
llL1a tle1s Oe y tatE4nA' Dica quo en-.
c0ntF6 IN revolver.
Felician0 Rivera cd Prim, COchero.
deClar6 tamb:eu.
BaenRVenturs Alloy. PeFit0 armel
r0. Sc b muestEa una fruCCifn "a
plomO extFaidn del crkneD del interfec.
"a, 81 h1ceFsaIe n autopsia. Dioe que
ha debido ser de una blIa de nueVe MI
kmetrOs.
El Fiscal Fenuncia 81 raatO IA "a
prusba testifical y ss pone baio iura--
ment0 para manifestsr que q PeV6IVer
, Las cUatEo c6psuIaa sin uaar y 3 GO.
suIs usada fueron Ias que reCibit de
manO0 del teniante Mas.
In defenan no quiere haCaF ninrunn
TepEegunta d FisCaI, puea dics aue eu-
Is DFueha e1taba pFOpueata Dor ala.
4eEnlna l. pEusb1 del mlni1tario fiS-
Cal & las y 20 ds d tarde.
a Ios Ocho darf comianzo = pruel,~
De s. dafenca 3 quo e c-r1rSi's c15
RF1n lNt1E>0 po1 q poh.le.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-27
Disposition Do ID autorIdad res :
pgGtO do los 1If0S.

Anoche despu6s de les 8 IN eente.
mar de niGos encOntr6base en- Ia plaza
BAIdorioty. iuRAndo , albOrotando du-
rante ID retrets impidiendo el paseo de
las dRmas
La policfa por orden superior dis
puso que no C0ntinuaran los nifios en-
aus juegoa militares , Sc fueran & DOR
mir. SeR60 informes. de las denunCias
que sc hsgAn p0r iguales hechos. ser&n
responsabies los padres de los nif1os.
& quienes se permitR estar en- la calIe
& horas POGO prudentes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-27
GambI0 Dc unIfoTns.

Eu breve Sc cambiarS 81 unifOFme
del battalion puertOrrique q }. 81 cue
llo de la guerrero serS mas alto y re-
dOndO. Llevar& esta seis botoneg y
hombFeras. Tambi6n se le Cambiar6
el armamento por riffs tipo aIensn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-27

Entered the Post ONCE at san Juan PR. a
second GLASS matter July 1890
u CORRESPONDENCE DE PVERfO-BICl
PREgDS BE sUScRPCI1R III IOlA Ia lsLl
foF medic de los AgsnteB un ndI1oFo.. Q 0-02
0iRoCtBs On TrimestFe oTo.s....... Q 2-2B
Un Gemestre .... -. $50
Un Rfo por adBlantadp. -. 9 SOD
On 81 Exterior. D a6o orc -....... 8 500
NJ ZIHIT0 q ArTDIA
Director
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-27
hIatfIn0nl0

81 sabado por la noche Sc unie-
ron en- matrimonio ante 81 iuez Ba.-
zan, el joven Jose Suarez hijo de
don Jose Suarez Cuenca Y la seflO-
rita Maria Luisa BUitrago, hiia del
que fue alcade de Yabucoa y De
otros pueblos de la isla, don Ma
nuel Zen6n BuitFago. Feliciaades
q la nueva pareia que ha fijado So
Fesidencia en- Santurce.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-27
OeasI6n diTOGta paTa SantO DO
mIngO.

Del % 81 29 del Corriente mes Sc
flespschaF6 eI vapor dominicRno xEs-
treIlaS para los puertos de San Pedro
de Maoorfs y d capital. Admite car
"a y pssBieroa & inf0Fmars 81 Consul
General aefloE Medina, Gale de ia
TeLcR, n6mero 8. 3v.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-27

Ha eidO hsllado On Cat. no 81 nifIo
Ramon Baez. de cuys dsasDarici6p di-
mOs cuanta en- la e0ici6n de aver de-
eate diaFiQ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-27

En- asta impreDta ae vende papel de
peEi6dieO vieio 4 e2 90 quintaE-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-05-11
Question No, a.
Ed CREssET

see one Mr.. Harrod speaking
on the millennium IL he ia
right. Please tell me what this
Scripture means.
{ And he shall scnd Jesus Christ. which
before was preached unto you:
Whom the heaven must receive until
the times Of restitution OF all things.
which God hath spoken by the mouth
Of all his holy prophets since the world
began.
For Moses truly said unto the fathers,
A Prophet shalt the Lord your God
raise up unto you Of your brethren. like
unto me. him shall ye hear in all things
whatsoever he shall say unto you.
Aud II shall come to pass, that every
soul, which will not hear that prophei
sbail be destroyed from among tn,
people. Acts 3--20-sI-aa-s3)
@. A. simous.
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QUESTION NO. "a.

Why did God say TO one class OF peo-
pie. that he would provoke them to
Jealousy with,a people that were not a
people, why were they not peoplef
see (Deul. 8a-2i
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And when you thoronghly
answer those questions By the
scripture then we shall give
you more to consider.
For in those we have asked
we learn that by the Jews
mingling with those other peo'
pie it brought death on them
Neh. said that he cursed them
and smote them for it And
Paul hns presented to us two.
gospels. And We see Tint Paul
had to obey tho law under the
teachings Of the twelve apostles
after he had preached to the Gen.
tiles seventeen years. Now Bro.
| you haye said aud made light
! Of orr agreements inreg ard 10
! the gentiles not being d complete
people. This we do not think
strange Of. For this is of times
the case inorder to lend the minds
away from the truth. Now we
wish to say again that we did shy
that the progenitor of the Gen.
tile race was n complete natu.
raj man but not complete
Spiritual man and we must
believe that VIXEN you digest
our arguments in our last week .
cREssET; you will say surely the
Ed. is right, and that there was
tt. be two men. Now friends W.
have two men on our string
who are contending with us,
but We are confident by the hell
Of the Lord and his Holy Word
We shall be able for them both
| by the sword Of the spirit, which
is the wcrd of God. Yes Bro. Rob
erts, we shall still feed you OF
heavenly food, it is good for tho
soul; and to obey His Word 1t il
health to the flesh and strength
to the bones. So come III broth
er and be anointed with the Ho
ly oil OF gladness, in the spirit o
meekness and love, and let lis low
each other as Christ loves us.
While Bro. Roberts thinks ther
! has been but very little eyidenc
! given in favor of the two ma
theory such declarations to tn,
. readers mind will be as cha
very light) for they will kno1
. that W. have produced til
stronge y evidence ny far; an
y what W. have given, is but
G drop by the side of what we sha
y give. Bro, Roberts speaks of hi
It propositions in the future an
o then H.. will do great things W
c have patiently waited and hay
saw nothing in his arguement
9 to confirm his first, proposition
n So we shall wait on until the Br,
see that he is as wandering st,
- out of its course. After we hay
), so plainly given the Bible O
o those propositions presented, al
4 have done justice to al. vet. In 9
q derto make everything more pla
we shall try to bring friend al
friends out into a beautiful Bib
scenery where all eyes can beho
:, It's granduer. And that is thi
:. II the (l-2-8 *6-7-S-0- l0-l
12-;8.) Propositions Of our friel
be Roberts are true What was i
Cd middle wall between Jew a,
us Gentle! And why did Chri
have to die on the CROSSE And al
y these same questions is ask
NV Bro. Perkins. On the declaratio
CHI he has made in his first artic
he which begins in this No of t
CRessEr
~ TO be continued.
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Question No. II.

What does il mean, where |, says the
fathers eat sour grapes and the children's
teeth are sci on edge Jcr. 3l-2g
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Question No. 70.

When was IL, that God behcld the
earth and it was without form and void
Jer. Ia.
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Question No. go.

Who Ia il. that shall see his seed2
Spoken Of N Isaiah 58--10.
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What made the difference in tho two
people spoken OF In lisa. 54--l.