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Question No, 8:
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Fer Sale.

Saw Mill. Eox,ne IL horse
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We will take q good team in on
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land.
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Question M. ~.

Ed. please allow me space in your
valuable paper for some educated
we'll informed man to tell me VIII At
that image was that John the Rev.
spoke Of in this manner.
And he bad power to givs life unto
the image VI the beast that the image
Of tho beast should hMh sp, Az md cause
that M many ~ would no' worship the
image ~ tue heas' to m III led
Raw H-lj.
JUhn Nulner.
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- = y = =<<'-' ~ - = - - =:
ulsssd ~ lhasS y abssdaat pss:
sslsst Ak - kiub spsiva,s isdsss
- ~ ~ sxpsass incident .
u 80 bssisess aod shore is no
Esases o. jsssics IN imposing shs
burden spos the people. A iiual !
objection to The majority reports |
the sats'pg sside Of the civil sss-!
Woe laws aad ,aakiag II possible
10 appoint ;napsctors - The rssslt
Of political iaaasscs instead oi
merit which handiesps thsm u
the start and prevents them bslsg
free agents,
Next Thursday 10 tho date Get
BY the Senate Tor . vote On the
long delayed question Of the type
Of Casal that Is to DO constructed
at Panama. 4 canvas Of tho Senate
liudicstss that !hs iii! providing
for a sea Lowell canal viii - favor
cd In House Of Representatives there
is a diiiereat situation. speaker Cannon
and the majority Of the Representatives
favor lock cana. IL the issue IA theu
reforrcd to q conference committee there
. Is NO telling when an agreement will b,
, reached. So notwithstanding the Sena,
. Can TO life SO suddenly on this measure
after The threat Of Senator Hale TO attach
rider 10 the appropriation bill pro
viding for the construction OF q ses
e level canal there SCENT .il,leprobabilit!
o that Congress will sctuall determine tn
type of Canal before next winter.
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Question No. -.
JUhn Nulner,

Rrc. Ed. please lc. ,ou'r preacher
I'll Me who is the cause OF so many
0lvisions: making SO many dllIcrer:
denominations all fighting cacl
other with the sword oi scisms.
e., John Volacr
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QUESTION NO. II,

Also tell me what we are 10 learn
from the 10 Oh. ~ Genesis where
Jacob calls his sons to gather themselves
toga,her ,ha, he might tell them whs'
should betall them IN the last days.
F Il. Sappi"gton;
Seguin Wash.
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QUESTION NO. 10.

Bro. Garrett will you allow me 10 ask
this question through the inquiry
column OF your valuable paper. And II
no other preacher or person answers II
YOU plea,c answer. which 10; Please
explain the las, paragraph of the % Ch
Of Isaiah. IF. u. Sapping,on.
seguin Wash.
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CssliDssd issn ia1t vssk.
Tbis yaii ~ cbsiss IN thsl
Apsh. bringing "a ths esnfi'ss'
aud ths sscrst tsps hid for asss
and asss; for the Jews could net
| 80 how. that 0od was going TO-
provoks thsn to jsalousy with =
people which wee not :. people
| hnnce. God manifested in tha
f,esh was that vail. Al It reads.
By a.w and living way. ~hieh he
hath consscrassd for us. through the
veil. tha, is 10 say. his nssh tHsb'
10--90.)
Many Of the wise men Of old.
utterly tailsd TO see through this
vail. But many Jews there are
to day, that can't sec beyond the
vail. But to them that believe
on the Lord Jesus Christ, the
vail is removed. the, middle wall
lis torn down, and there is no
more Of the abomiaabls thing, as
Paul go plainly teaches And
with his teachings, we shall
endeavor to coniirm.what we have
previously set forth, from
the patriarchs aud prophets OF
old for this is rightly dividing
the word OF truth, and setting
forth tho gospel Of circumcision
and uncircumcision.
The portion Of scripture We
have dealt with in ,he Old
=, Tsstatament, we labored hard tt
}. make plain, and also s, lar as W
have went IN the New IT, tam ent
including Christ and ';' choser
lapostles. while he was yet will
them in the flesh, (This fest
Tor vail We will speak of in thu
future,) Paul, in setting thes'
mysteries before the world, come
x out very plain; And God prepnr
y ed him for this holy mission
u among tho Gentiles and in tn
. preparation for the great w"r
, set before him, no was caught u
in the third heaven, aud henr
the unspeakable words Of Goo
and he was with Christ, aud sn
him as one born out Of due seaso
for hi. was u great mission .
earth, aud he had to be full
r" prepared for it.
:" Hence. his knowledge can
=. from on high. And on they s
from pac. to place preaching Il
word Of God, and confirming Il
souls that believe. Aud at Ia
they return to- Antioch, fro
whence they had hec' recomman
cd to the grace Of God, for I
work which they fulfilled, T
work which they done was amo
the Gentle, And when they h
reached Antioch. they gather
Ia,
the church together. ard tn
rehearsed all that God had do
with them, and how he Ind opC
INTO
49,. ed the door ot iaith unto I
.use Gentiles.
the
And thence sailed m Antioch. n
whence they had been recomn,"n
~ the cracr of God for the work vii
they fulfilled.
And when they were come. and
gathered the church together. I
rehrsrsed al, that God had done '
them and how he had opcncd the d
or fai'h unto the Gentiles. Acts
cher eG-27.
WY Aud when pnul and Barna
~ had preached the word
eAc" God at this place. they y
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- ! y .sskI o. = rsapsdls |
- : - sais rsaaes chrissI
~ = ~ - +
AZ vlaasssvss y shail i - = ~
-. ilsl vHlI I d. isas ~ sssAsf
~ y s,stsssd h ~ sss.
I. y shali ~ Any ding b ny 49,.
vili doh fs,. yoAa II -is-iA.1
christ i sb.s teach % tkst|
vhss : hsa asks IN bis name bel
viII grant be request and that W
may ss6essiAsd moro about this
ws shall ask you to read this.
Him that ovsrcons,h will I make .
pillar II the temple u my God. and hp
shall 90 10 more ant. and l win write
upoa hIm The nsme Of ny God. and the
asms Of The city Of ny God, which IL
new jerusalem, which aoms,h down ou,
Of hssvsa from my God. and ] will
write uuoa him my new name. Rev.
Sal
Here you have Gods namesake
for Christ writes Gods name md
his own name ON him. 80 we re-
turn to Paul again.
Then Agrippa said unto Paul. Tho,
srt permitted TO speak for tbyself
Then Paul stretched forth the baud an,
answered for himself.
! Think myself hnppy. king Agrippa
because I shall answer for myself ,hi
day before thee touching ali the thing
whereof l am accused of the Jews.
Especially because I know thee 10 b
expert in all cuItoms and question
which are among the Jews: whereof,
l beseech thee 10 near me patiently.
lAc,s 2S-l-3..3
Then Paul goes on TO explai
these things aud he says.
And now l stand aud am judged Il
the hope of the promise made Of G'N
un,o our fathers.
Cuto which promise our twelve .rib
instantly serving God day and nigh
hope 10 come. For which hopes SAX,
king Agripps. ] nu accused II the Jew
lAc's 2s-G-7
The Jews had not yet come
2 this hope. Yes Paul was accus
: by his own nation, and falselv q
4 cusod at that. Hc served God iu
Us God wanted him ~. And
; also tells the king how that
!, often persecuted the christian
and punished them 10 eve
o synagogue, and compelled the
to blasphcmy, because be "
exceedingly mad against the
And hc did every thing no cou
,e to o,aco from the minds OF /
,, people tho name Of Jesus 3
4 nov be csut d. enough for
!. glory Of God. He 10 ready to {
y In the name Of that same Jos
y whom no formerly psrsecutsd.
N On bis way to Danascns. W
a. his heart filled with murder, q
ID with the intent to destroy th'
d rev converts in Christ, be '
H. confronted by our Lord, and
s. deathly plague wat stayed; and
al himself. became ono OF the ci. o,
es that he might be an instructor
'ly the poopIe which sat ir dai
10 meas. And he preached Chr
'st and h'm cruc;lied, sud x'so Il
he was the first Ia risa from
lgs dead, TO show ling, unto the 2
pie, aud unto tho Gentiles; {
uato the &c Dtiles Paui's mss
was Aud IN ,hs eightee,
cir
Verse OF tho saMo t~enty.s,:
chapter Of Acts. Paul conf,
the word else here written; 1
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xt0s sS&s teS0-s-> ---'7- 80 - - ~ 4
That the pecpie Of the coansry /
hall pay two millions d doIlsrs
5or The ipspacticn Of meat |
which they buy later At rstes A.
icsding vast profits TO the oee'
trust is III. proposition mad. to The
House Of Representatives by The
Agricultural COMMITTEES. The
injustice Of sach a measure has not
deferred the Committee Of the house
from forming and presenting thus
proposition which is offered a' .
substitute for the Beveridge amend
men, that passed the Senate, ana
which provides for adequate In
,pec,iou Of meats at the cost OF the
packers.
Tie President is emPhasicaliy pP>
pas d 10 the measure presented BY
the House Committee and i il is en-
acted he may veto it m should he
sign i, he will attach memorandum
which will indicate definitely and
unmistakably 10 the country that he
regards the law as inadequate and
unsatisfactory. II the Government
is required to nay the inspection
charges the provision. in the opin-
, ion Of the Presiden,, will render th'
} law ineffective. He is opposed Il
the bill in its entirety and has point.
81 out to Chairman Wadswor,h Of tn
committee ,ha, the failure Of tn
committee to provide for inspection
r =, all hours Of the day and nigh
is q defect that he cannot overIoo
The measure as presented by th
majority Of the committee is an ev
dea, effort to favor the packers
lar as possible and TO protect tn
interests There are men in I'll
o House Of Representative interes'e
d in the beef packing business notao
G. among them Speaker Canpo'
It These and friends o. the be
10 trust f"r other reasons, are maxim
70 every efior: TO prevent the passal
q of o bill that will fall hard on Il
" butcheres ard the Comm,tt
NJ measure is IN affort 10 comprnm'
M ., the expense both in money ~
n. health OF the grea, public that bu
Id the beef trusts products.
he Since the matter has boon f
ut fore Congrers aod especially ain
he the publication Of tho NciII.Re
10 p6lds report exposing tho u
's, speakably bad conditions tt
surround the packing houses
IN Chicago and disclosing the II
nd that the entire public is menac
SO by the filthy decaying and pois'
as ous products that issue :rom the
nc the Capital has bae" infested WI
% the seen,s OF the trust who I
70" WORKING day and night aud spe
!" ing money with lavish hand
K lobby and prevent Icgislatj
's' along the lines OF the Beyerit
"' amendment The entire Congr
"e knows lha: in matters that 90
W. before the House Speaker Cam
u" is practically sll-powsriul and
on effects , I mia nteres's 10 .ls p,ek
y" business 10 apparent in Charm
~" Wadsw"rshr rep"r, A minor
"s report az the committee prescn
'"' BY Representative Bowie of A
ess ham, ohiects to the proposition
tux tho people ,w" millions
VI Hollura aonu,llx, g.. 49, -.
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Question No. 8.

Question No. 8.
Kind Ed. please explain the Isl
Of Rcv. and tell 10 whether II wal
= vision or o dream or was u
because hc was tho beloved dc
c,pIo.
Orlia Watts.
Spokane Washington
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~, sussps 7 = sIrssasissd afiss ~
.assss Y Mosss. - csasos bs ssvsd.
lAsss is- ~
lNts this was : great question
Of doctrine for Paul and Bsrnabss
to contend WITH
whss therefore Paul aud Barnabas
had no small dissension and diaputAtion
With them. they determlnsd that Pasl
| aad Barpabas. and certain other Of thsr.
should 70 up to jerusalem unto the
apostles and elders sbou, this question.
And being brouyh. on their gay BY
tho church. they passed through Phenics
aud Sanaria. dsclarisy the conversion
Of tho 0sn,lles; and they caused great
| Joy unto oil the brethren.
! And when they were como to Jernsa.
lsiG. they were rsceived Of ths church,
and Of the apostles and elders. and they
declared all things that God had done
with them. (Acts. I5-2-S-4.)
"And even now, in jerusalem
they iound men TO contend with
them on this great question. For
there arose up certain of the sect
of the Pharasees which believes
saying, that 1t was needful tc
circumcise them; (the Gentle
converts) and to command them
co keep tho law Of Moses. And
the apostles ard elders came
together to consider the matter
And when there had been mucl
, dlsputing, Git came Peters turn
to hnve something to say, as n
waa the one that opened the doc
Of faith to the Gentlles,) Pete
, rose up, and said unto them. Mer
, and brethren ye know how that
a good while ago, God made choic
g among us. that the Gentiles l.
), amy mouth, should hear the wor
!, Of the gospel. and believe. Ant
. God which knoweth tho heart
l. bare them witness giving then
n the Holy Ghost, even as he diC
i unto us. And put. no diffsrenc
between us aud them, purifyin
their hearts by faith" (See Acts
18th. CHI
Therefore, Peter brings tho
things to their remembrance
md many other things he ha
spoken unto them their diIslm
!arity was broken up, aud the
wrote letter tn Antioch, and the
sent two of their own hrethrf
to carry them. shown. the 0e
tile brethren, that they approve
Of this doctrine which Paul au
Barnebns preached to thel
This was great Joy to the Gentle
So now, passing over a great ds
of Paul's life among the Centil
brether.n, wo and him falls,
accused, aud delivered up
King Agrlplu, just what Chr
had said;
, For | will shew him how great ,h,,
he must suffer for my names sake,
facts. 0-lG)
Little thought is given in regl
to God and his Christ aud tn
itch namesake yet Paul was to sui
much tor their namesake for. 4
. =, say. this,
For my names sake viii / Il,
:, m,nc anger, and for my praise will
'raiu for thee. that c1t thee not Of
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