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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-08
Literature Of Youth.

Knicker--What books have helped
you most?
Bocker--Thc ones ! didn't buy with
the money father sent me at college.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-08

Lamp for Dante's Tomb.
The Italian Dante society IL to fur.
nish the tomb of the poet of Ravenna
with a lamp which, it is proposed,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-08

Albert Kirby Fairfax, who six years ago was a bank clerk in New YORK,
will take his seat in the English house of lords as Lord Fairfax, he having
followed up his assumption of the title by becoming n natuaized British cit.
izen. Lord Fairfax was born in the United States in 1870, and is the head
of the American family of Fairfaxes, which is descended from the Lord
Fairfax who emigrated from England in 1922 and acquired a tract of 100000
acres in Virginia. No member of the family cared about the title until the
New York bank clerk got social aspirations. W g~ H
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-11-08

A man Is up against tough luck II
he marffes woman who knows that
she knows more than hc does.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
CHARGED WITH MURDER
OF LILLE NEGRO BOY
Junius Lipseomb Arrested and Bald
For Ills Appearance in Blood.
field Court.

Algle Mardy the little negro boy
who was shot u week ago last Friday
by junus lipscomb. young white
hoy OF 1881 rhlrtvhrst street. died
Sunday morning and l.ipscomb was
arrested soon aitorward by Chief o:
Police Walker of lIloodhcld. ON tns
charge of murder The boy was BAH.
ed by Justice Horny Jones ON appli-
cation Of Attorney a. c. Pcachy, cour.
sci for the accused
The shooting which resulted in
Iiardy's death. occurred on I.inscomh's
farm in East End For some time the
family had been missing potatoes from
the place and the yomgstcr laid In
wait for the supposed thief with shor
fgun loaded with huckshot. ADou:
1880 o'clock in the evening the watch,
CT saw a negro hoy begin filling Il bag
with potatoes ANA he fred The loau
of shot entered The ncgro's left hip.
Blood poisoning set in several days
ago aud death resulted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
Company Has VecIted 10 Establish
IRsliIu ion 10 Which TO Train
Its Working Boys.
"DETAILS OF PLlN NOT WORKED our
Brick Building Recently Completed
VIII be the Home OF the School -
Education Recognized as Means Of
Providing Skilled, intelligent and
Reliable Mechanics.

Plans arc being formulated by tho
officials OF the Newport News ship
building and Dry Dock company fol
the establishment of scnool for ap
prcnt.ccs. While the details OF the
proposition have not been worked out
the management has definitely de
cided to establish and maintain the
school, ana the fun plan will be an
nounced in the very near future.
II IS proposed to locate the schoo
In the new brick building recently
completed on the site OF the frame
ship carpenters shop which was de
str0yed by fire last Christmas day Tho
structure now occupied by the SIM
carpenters, sheet metal workers and
plambers. but when another new bu...
ing which Is boinS erected is complct
ed, the sheet metal workers and pum
beers will move out and there VIII be
n plenty of room for the school.
Schools for apprentices are main
tanned with great success by other
large institutions, and the benefit has
been felt by the institutions them
sclves and the communities in which
they are located.
Discussing the matter last night
one of the officials of the yard sad
that the Management had for some
time bcccn considering The PROPOSE
ton and had become convinced that II
was a good thing. Tho need of skilled
intelligent, well balanced mechanics
is felt by every manufacturer in til,
country, and most of the companies
have concluded that the only practical
way OF securing such men In the de
cd number is by the education o
apprentices,
Apprentices in all trades Will h'
given the benefit OF the school, and
o the bright and industrious hoy ,
splendid opportunity will he oficlcl
The schedule Of the school will he 8,
arranged from the respective depart
ments can be Given nsirucfion M
ated times, so that the work of The
ward Will notfbe materially nterfcrct
with.
such questions MS the number OF in
struciofs ana lecturers TO be employed
the eXaS, kind of instruction TO be
c'nys of apprentices. etc
are yet undecided. All OF this will be
made known when the details have
been worked out, and general Manage,
Post is ready to make public HIS plans
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
Fatal Accident on Board New Malt
son Line Steamer IurIIae
al shIpyaId.
RESULT OF WO'KMlh'S aI}1AK'
Great Steel GIrdcr Had Been Put in
Wrong Place, and 1t Fell to Lower
Deck Catching Unfortunate Negro
Beneath It-others Had Marrow Es.
cape.

William Hudson. negro laborcr.
was crisho1 to aaon, =, ,ba .in,..rd
,.a.,..n,,'. '"' '",P' -"
'''''""S "i'e'''ooh py 'hc lailihs Oh
a large steel bar from the upper deck
to the main deck of tile Nlattson .lne
steamer Iurline undn, CONSERVATION -,
ia ,o.n, LII. ',.,. ..t o''
wv NV VI sue 81 sup 'reS''p no l.
linking the workman across the
shoulders, The bar fclled him TO tue
Heck WIN great force, breaking his
BACK ana both legs and literally
unn,ne MS nouy 10 puip
auuson M"s Wu'hiiE WIN u gang OF
, ,',' WIZ WIN ''c aid OF me eiVc-
s u'u ',ano on NE l'eS'ie above ,he
sn,P' WIZ l's','ii..s me phIs' or s'r"-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
STEAMER is DELAYED;
WEDDING POSTPONED
MIR. PowelI's Briuceiect will Not
Reach New York Until Noon To
dav, Aooerdinn to Advices

The wcddirg OF Mir A. l.. Powell oi
this city. TO Mrs Agnes Luninr. OF
Holland. did not take place in New
York last night. a oXpectcd. Mi,
Powell arrived in New York Sunday
and everything wa in readiness for
the wedding. but the Iolland-Ameri-
CA liner Stntendam with Miss lMnins
and Mr. and MrS +. -. Iuning failed
TO arrive on schedule time.
According to adyiccs received here.
the Statendam will reach New York
todny nj noon and il is probable
that the Wedding viii take place this
afternoon or evening. The ceremony
viii be performed in the parlors of
The Waldorf-Astnr hotel
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
Hnrd rlmes II kansas.

The old days of grasshoppers and
dronth are almost forgotten N the
prosperous Kansas OF today. al
though a citizen of Codell. Ea Sham
burg has not yet forgotten hare
time he encountered He says: ~
was worn out and discouraged by
coughing night and day. and could
find 10 relief till tried DR.. Kings
New Discovery. IT took less thar
one hottie 10 completely cure me-
The safest and most reliable cough
and cold remedy and lung and THROAT
heale- ever discovered Guaranteed
ny all Druggists.
soc and sl.eo. Trial bottle free.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
DEATH OF MRS. AMELIA LOEB.
Aged LADY Dies Suddenly a, ner

Aged Lady Dies Suddenly d, Yer
Sons Home. Here.
Mrs. Amelin Loeb OF noylcstown.
Pom. died at the Tome Of her son.
pr. i.onis Loeb. l3u Thrt.cth street.
at o'clock yesterday morning Al
though She had been in bad health for
II long time. death came rather mex-
pectcdiy. Mrs. Loeb came here two
weeks go intondug TO spend The win
ter w.th her son ANA during the Jour
ney she contracted q severe cold.
which owing to"hr weakened conli-
ton and extreme old age. she was un-
able 10 withstand She was 81 years
old.
The body was taken TO Old Pom,
Comfort YESTERDAY afternoon and sent
over the New York; philadelphia &
Norfolk railroad 10 philadelphia for
iniermont
Mrs. Loeb was bern in Germany and
came to this county when Il child. For
the past 60 years She had been res
ident OF Doylestowu Her husband.
who died about 20 years ago. was
Moritz Loeb, who fui many years was
well known newspaper publisher
ana politician. Three children sur
vivc the dcceascd They are. In
Loeb of this city. Herman LocD. Il
member of the Philadelphia city coun-
ell. and Mrs. NJ D. Anckcr of Phila-
uplnhia
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22

Mrs. llOWlp'S SiStpr nf Nnnrhnetnr
are tho quest of Mis- Il \ ROVE
nae Twenty.seyentb ct Zoo, 80 '''N -
Mrs Willinm IIos,,,n. Inc ro,,n,,o,
from nnltinorc yhera .h ,,',,,, ,
oral dn,,s Win r,innd.,
~. 49,,
""u rs .. - iia,lior' Oh way
";.l, " ,, m.'sv wv. nc" nome AFTER II
M ,,,. "
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,n, s,,',,1,'. 49, 80 49, rN''7' u,
,,',n,' .H',, ~ 8 w. W. ''o'' on mn
~ '''''' 9'''''
NJ ana MIS- H. =. P1ikcr have aS
street Mr. ana Mrs. NJ T. Mcdonald,
VI Nlcilh0hu' va and Mr.. and Mrs,
William Bel Of Richmond. Ind.
| Mr. and AIRS. S NJ pccbies and
ldanshter of Lone Rock, Wis. are Wis
lillng Mr. 7. II. PEBBLES on the Boule-
Miss Mildred Cunningham. who has
beecn the guest of relatives in Wnst
Virginia. has rcturneu home
Miss Crocc poeso. vno ,as ,o,,
ylaiting hcr nn,cnt. p,, ,,,
)hns returnod to thn ci,~ eh ''"v ..' .'o
lcomunnlod hy hnr onni Mrs 10
lTho,nmsnn on, nonsi "u"' ,, -, -, ,r,,,,,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
l.ol.erer piokEn lin.

Henry Mason q negro who claims
to live IN Warwick county. was ar
rested Mt Huntington avenue and
fifty'th'rd street about $50 O'clock
last night BY Detective Pearson on
the charge of being not OF good fame.
The neg o had been ing AROUND
the home of Mr.. Walter S. Upshur. on
Fifty-third street ANA Mr. Upshur
tolephoned to the police station. Ma
son was locked up at the station
house to await hearing in the police
court this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
mR. sMALL p..set. AWAY.
Wei pawn Ernrlcye Victim Of Ty
phod Pneumonia.

Mr.. Harry c. Small Quartermai
in the plumbing department n ia
shiayard. died at his home 2S2 Thir-
ticth street at 3 O'Clock Sunday after
noon after two weeks illness with
typhoid fever and pneumonia lie
was 81 years old and had l'aen a resi-
dent of this city for six years. coming
here from York, Pa.
The funeral services will he held A.
shc late residence this morning undrr
auspices of the local aere of Eagles.
of which the deceased was n.rmheY.
Rev. Il. a. Shenk. pastor of the Tin
ity Lutheran church, will conduct the
services and the body will he sent to
Richmond on the 1910 u. m. train
and interment will be made in that
city. Mr.. Small is survived by Wife
and threeyearoli daughter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
6SScT6S-S O-o-o60 SUu 5-SS6-6S-o1
" THEATRICAL. o.
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Oscar Figman the droll comedian
who appeared nj the Academy of Mu
sic last season in The Tendeuoot.
will be here again next Saturday with
new comedy, called he Lightning
Conductor" The play has been pro
duced by II. a. We'll, who Is said to
have spent money freely on handsome
stage settings and accessories.
The comedy will he presented Sat
nrday afternoon and night, and as this
will be the cnly attraction at the
Academy tlis week II is expected that
Il record breaking crowd will lie in
attendance
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
A Criminal Attack

on an inofiensive citizen IS frequently
made in that apparently useless little
tube called the appendix" It's gener-
ally TIE ;esult of p'ctracted constipa-
ton following Ever torpor. Or. King 5
New Life Pills regulate the liver. pre-
vent appendicitis, and establish reg
ular habits of the bowels. csc at a
druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
Two sizes-bOc and sl.Oo.
ALIENS DRUG STORE. sPEclA,
AGENTs-
Our President

Among other accomplishments is n
good shot, and great hunter The
bears are said TO retire deeper into
the woods when they learn OF his APP
proach. II requires good eyesight to
be a crack Shot with rifle. yet it is
generally known that Our Teddy has
defective vision. which is only correct
cd by constant use of glasses Had
he neglected the care of his eyes in
early life, many of the pleasures he
now enjoys would lie denied him See
us tndnN nhnmf Xnnl. nvnS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
Floral Parade Discriminating.

The Floral Parade" ut the Exposi-
ton yesterday was witnessed by a
large crowd. The carnival aud pa
rade were decidedly disappointing, al.
though several of The iloats we're
beautiful.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
WILL LOAD FOR FRANCE.

BRUSH steamer Hhodeslan lakes Goa
Across Atlantic.
The British steamer Rhodesian. Cap
tain Peart, arrived in port yesterday
from New York to load cargo OF
about 1000 tons of coal for Marseilles
Ftancc.' This will he the first cargo
Of this commodity ever shipped from
Newport News TO the French repub-
lie.
During the past four months to
tai of 1854 tons of black diamonds
has been shipped from this port to
Europe, most of the coal being sent
To Italy.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22

We do all kinds ri commercial
printing and at prices that are con.
sistcnt with good work Small orders
given the same careful attention rs
me large ones. Promptness - one
OF GU charactc istics. WARWICK
PRINTING CO, INC. l0-20.tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22

Blackheads, blotches and pimples are
caused by The imp oper action OF the
bowels. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea regulates the bowels. makes yom
complexion clear and beautiful. gives
you that healthy look. 80 cents. Tea
or Tablets. J. c. Gorsuch < Co
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
TO PERFECT ORGANIZATION
Meeting of Beard OF Directors viii
Follow Business Session of
Members Tonight.

Judge I. ]. Barham. chairman OF
The Pocahontas Gonerai Hospital Asso
citation. has called a meeting of the
association for tonight at 5 O'Clock.
fer the purpose of perfectimg an or.
sanitation The meeting will he call.
ed To crlcr in the Circuit Cour:
room Of the city hall
Immediately afte. the meeting OF
the members of the association. there
will he a meeting OF The directors
ARRANGEMENTS for opening the hos
nltal VIII be made at this meeting.
II is now practically certain that an
appropriation of $3.50 monthly will he
'eceiyed from the city: the shipyard
will give $3.50 monthly. and these
cont ilniions. with funds expected
from other sources will enable tho as
ISOLATION to omen hospital upon n
small scale with every. assurance of
success.
Everyone in the CITY who is inter
esfed in the hospital movement is in
vited to attend the meeting tonight.
---s----- -s--~------
\ We \ old lady was grandma Jones.
she had passed her four score and
three
And had no aches Or pains in her
bones.
For she drank HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea
j. c.. Gorsuch & Co.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
THE PEOPLE ALL
IN ohcrus Cried, Give Us Neubro,n
ucrnIcIdc.

This word OF late has hcen In every
ones mouth, and many are wondering
what the word signifies. though no ono
ma yet been found. who will deny H..
NEWHRoS HERPlCIDE does the worn.
Wcll. for The information q ,...o.sands oi
neup'o who Ike to knoy- all about n good
'hing. We would say that HERPICIDE
means. destroyer or killer of .'IIerDos -
Sow 'iIcrncs" is tho family name OF n
disease caused by various vegetable par
asNes n similar microho causes dan
drum. Itching scalp. ana failing hair: this
Is tho nlcrobc that NEWnRo'S nERpI-
eide promptly destroys; after which the
hair grows Sold by leading druggists
SEND zoe In stamps for sample 10 The
lierpielde Co. Detroit. Mich
Two Hl2eS-hnc and 81 90
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22
Observation-Disclosures
Sc Social Personal US
81 8 s15J S-s-s-S66 6-NNE-6SSM0C6N

MIR. ana Mrs Emmett llowIe nnt
Mrs. llowle's sister OF Manchester
are the quest of MIS- Il. j. Rowe
lla2 Twenty-seventh st,eot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22

Mrs William llosklns has returned
from Baltimore where sh, spent scv,
oral days with friends
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-22

MIR and Mrs. j. J. Harner, OF Way
nesbotp. have returned home after II
visit to friends here.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-21
Photoqraphins the Voice.

After the problem of obtaining a rec
ord Of the human voice had once been
solved by the invention Of the phono-
graph many inventors turned their at
tention toward some suitable process
for photographing spoken words.
Though a phonOgraph record cOnsti-
tutes a true picture Of the voice, it is
not distinct enough to be deeiphered by
mere inspection.
The Photographic phonograph or pho
tographone invented by Herr Hummer
affords a far more characteristic graph
icaI rendering Of spoken words. In this
apparatus an electric are lamp inserted
in the circuit of a microphone is made
to give ont a radiation the intensity of
which corresponds to the sound vibra-
ton in the microphone, this radiation
being fixed photographically on the film
running past in front Of narrow slot.
By a convenient inversion of the whole
process the original sound can then be
reproduced from the Photographic rec
ord.-Dr. A. Gradenwitz in Technical
World.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-21
His Potential American Friend


When L. J. Phelps was minister to
England Clark Z. Carr, the lawyer and
orator Of Illinois, and Louis McKinstry,
an editor from Fredonia, n. Y, called
on Henry White, the secretary Of the
legation.
They had met White at Buffalo
Bilrs" show and came to pay their re
spects. Bill was an old friend Of Carr.
Better 90 in and see the minister"
said White.
Mr.. Phelps was sitting on one side Of
a big table. He nodded gravely as the
two visitors were introduced and mo
toned them to seats.
Have you been in England long| he
asked.
Several days" Carr replied.
"Are you seeing everything"
"As much as we can," Carr replied.
'WeH," said Mr.. Phelps, "there is one
thing l must impress on you. l beg
Of you not to ask me for the entree to
the house Of commons. l have but a
few cards left, and desire to use them
in another way"
''Aiy dear sir" Carr replied, 1--WE did
not come here to ask you for any ia
vors. We came simply to pay our re-
spects. Besides, have a potential
American friend who has already Civ
en- me the entree to the house of COM
mons and who has unlimited tickets"
"Ahr" said Phelps, much surprised.
"And who is your potential American
friend, may I ask?"
Buffalo Bill roared Carr" 'Buf-
falo Bill sir, and good day to your
Saturday Evening Post.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-21
The House of Victim.

Victim is the patronymic of King
Edward. of Leopold of Belgium, of the
king of Saxony, Of the Grand Duke Of
-Weimar. of the dukes of Sake
Coburg-Gotha. Of Saxe-Altenburg and
Of Saxe-Meiningen, Of the prince Of
Bulgaria as we'll as Of King Carlos of
Portugal. The latter claims to be a
Braganca. But the only princes en-
titled to that patronymie are the sons
of the late ex-King Miguel of Portugal,
now exiles in Austria The original
Victim, from whom all these nine
rulers are descended in the male line,
took his name from the castle Of Wet
tin, near Magdeburg. and, like the first
counts of Oldenburg claimed Witte-
kind as the founder Of his race.
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-21

selves with some OF the unpopular
movements Of this day which are try
ing to grip the public enemy by the
throat and make right triumph over
wrong? Are you willing to become
the defender of the weak? Are you
willing to extend the right hand OF
love to them who need your help rather
than seek the fellowship of those who
can help you? Paul is before you rs
he stood before Felix reasoning the
righteousness and temperance. Do
you. in defiance of popular approval,
say, Let that prisoner go free, even if
l must suffer lOss?'
BuI / cannot close this sermon With
out asking myself juSt one more ques-
tion. / wonder if paurs martyrdom in
Rome had anything to do with this re-
fusal of Felix TO let Paul go free? I
wonder il, when Paul was carried TO
Rome, Caesar never examined into his
case at all? But when the Caesar was
asked. "Shall Paul be beheadedf" he
merely said: We'll If Governor Felix
would not let him go free he must be
guilty. Let him die" And | some
times wonder If we refuse Christ to-
day. if there will not be some Caesar
living thousands of miles away from
rs who win be led to reject our Christ
merely because we are rejecting him
now.
It is an awful thing to think about
what is going to happen after we are
dead. There is a beautiful story told
by Captain Macnamara Of the Ninth
Massachusetts infantry that after tbs
first days battle of Gettysburg the sol
diers. with empty haversacks. had to
lie down to sleep with nothing to eat
While the great army was resting for
the next days carnage one of the boys
of his company. more hungry tAan the
rest and unable to sleep, rose and Went
out to seek food among the dead. He
knelt by the side OF one of his dead
comrades. opened his haversack and
found there four rolls. One by one he
put them into his own haversack and
arose TO seek his own place among the
living. After he had gone few PAGES
he suddenly stopped. Then he retraced
his steps. He pat those rolls back into
the dead mans haversack. He gently
drew the cloak over the dead mans
face and by his actions seemed to say,
Il will not, l cannot, rob the dead"
But, though you and would not want
TO rob the dead, did you ever stop to
think that when we are dead in the
flesh our spiritual influences will still
be living on? Then we shall be influ-
encing men and women toward Christ
or away from Christ. even as Felix,
the governor of Judaea Influenced the
actions of a Caesar in reference to a
Paul far away from Caesarea Pales-
tina after his official throne had been
handed over to his successor, Govern
or Festus.
I think It was what Paul said of the
Judgment to come that stirred Felix
and made him tremble. Felix was ia
miliar with the Jewish Scriptures and
knew what that judgment meant He
knew the danger he was incurring.
He knew that he must stand before
God and answer for the deeds done 10
the body. No wonder he trembled.
But he took refuge, as so many do to-
day. in procrastination. He meant to
repent at some future time when he
had "a convenient season" My broth
er. do not put off that time as Felix
did. 1t may never come. Now is the
accepted time; now is the day of sal
yation.
copyright. 1907, by Louis I1lopsch.l
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-21
Blind Vicar Of sherborne.

Canon Lyon. the blind vicar Of Sher-
borne. Dorset, England. has intimated
his intention of resigning his vicariate
after forty years occupancy OF 1t. The
canon, who will be eighty years old in
September. possesses the unique dis
tlnction OF being actually born under
the roof Of his own church. As head
master of Sherborne school his father
occupied as a dwelling house what was
originally the Lady chapel of the ia
nous abbey, and It was there the blind
vicar was born
Milford chronicle., 1907-06-21

time since our government was started
when the sin OF adultery and the sin OF
wholesale and prOfigate divorce were
so prevalent as at the present day !
Are we not as nation rapidly drift.
ing toward such a condition as existed
in ancient Rome when it was not con
sidered a disgrace for a woman or
man to be divorced four or five times
and where virtue was sneered at as
one of the nonessentlals of the purity
Of the domestic fireside? Ought the
epitaph which was cut into the tomb
of Titus Claudius Secundus to be your
epitaph? Here is all that remains Of
him. The loves and wines and amours
destroy our bodies, but they make up
life. FAREWELL Oh, my friend, Ike
Felix of old, art thou a living devotee
Of wine and licentious affections? What
is thy life before God and man in a
true domestic sense. Hast thou, o
immoral leper, a Drusllla sitting by
thy side? If thou hast, then Paul is
preaching unto thee righteousness and
temperance and judgment to come.
Thou canst not stop thine ears to his
arraignment any more than David
could ignore Nathan or Herod ignore
John the Baptist or Felix could tenn
porlze with Paul. Is thy domestic life
a morally pure, clean life? That is
what God is asking thee today. Better
crush that hideous skeleton Of sin
which thou hast hidden away in thy
closet. Crush it in Gods name. and
crush it now.