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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
Price MURRAY.

4 quiet marriage was solemnized in
Bristol OH Wednesday evening at 5
o'clock when Miss Eva Belle Murray,
Of Blue Ridge, became the wife of Mr..
Luther Ray Price, Of Roanoke. The
ceremony was performed in the par
Tors of the Hamilton Hotel, Rev. A..
IL. Burroughs being the officiating
minister. The only attendants were
Miss Lottye Garst, Of Boone Mill, und
Mr.. Charles r. Belle. Of East Radford
The bride is the only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Murray, Of Blue
Ridge, and is very popular in social
and religious circles, and is loved by
all who know her for her amiable dis
position. The groom is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Price, Of Prince I'd
ward, and holds responsible position
with the Norfolk and Western Rail
way Company in Roanoke.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Arcanun


December :, 1905.
News from Dillwyn white Hall
to-day says that over 100000 pounds of
tobacco was sold on that market last
week, ranging in price from s. to sli.-
so per one hundred pounds, the aver
age being about IS. Bid up, Famville
buyers, or Buckingham black fat will
be lost toyou.
Isaiah Moss, Of Dillwyn, the most
noted Of our Buckingham revenue
dodgers, aud contraband whiskey
merchants, died on Thursday last, in
spite Of repeated heavy fines. lie sold
liquor almost up TO the last day Of his
life. aud died far from being poor.
MIS-. J. W. Hebditch returned a few
days sincs from ten days visit To
Richmond. Whilst there she called
on Miss Ellen Davis, one OF our Area
mum neighborhood girls who is IN the
city going through course Of Osleo-
pathic treatment, and her many
friends will be glad 10 hear that her
health is much improved.
Miss Quinn Hebditch will be brides
maid on the 18th at the marriage Of
her cousin, Richard G.. lIalleti, In Not
toway county, 10 Miss Annis oliver
The groom was for three years one OF
General Baden-Powel's mounted po-
lice in the late South African war
The Farmyille correspondent Of the
A. a. b. Times complains that the
buckingham Courthouse correspond
ent Of the same paper, after critieizing
unfayorably the Farmyille sausage,
extended an invitation 10 him to come
10 Buckingham and taste the genuine
article. but the invite was 50 vague
and indefinite, naming neither place
or time that the Farmville man doubts
its sincerity; therefore this correspond
ent Of yours extends 10 the tarmVille
man in question a cordial invite to
visit his home any day during the ap-
preaching Christmas week and regale
himself ON genuine Buckingham sau-
sage, followed by English plum pud-
ding and sliced sweet potato pie
STEPPED la apple brandy all prepared
by the best cook IN buckingham, and
the menu will revive in his memory
sweet "reminiscences Of ante-bellum
days, repasts Of which the a. a b.
man discourses so longingly and so
lovingly.
Route via plank road TO Curdsyille'
thence four miles west 70 old Rock
Mills, address No. I Main street, Ar
canum.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
THE GENERAL CATALOGUE OF
HAMPlEN-SIpNEY.

We are indebted TO Dr. j. IL. G..
Ragby for "a copy Of the General Gaia
logic OF llampden-sidney, containing
Tine name, of officers and students
I776l006.
Names of students listed 3,5O5,
number known Co be living l,467,
number of %. a. degree, conferred $40,
President O.. =. A., J., members Of
cabinet D. ministers TO foreign coun-
tries g. members of United States SEN
ate BOO. of Ho use Of Representatives %
Major General United States army !,
Bngadier General United States army
J.. surgeon General I, Governors Of
State, IS. of Virginia 3. other > ate
officers. Virginia TO, Presidents Su,
preme Court of Appeals, Virginia .,
other member, of same court D, judges
ofcouuty and circuit courts SO, MEM
beers of Constitutional Conventions
23. members of Senate of Virginia -,
House OF Delegates 30, trainers of col
lege- and universities ., presidents
of universities o, presidents of colleges
20 professors of colleges 9s, principals
of academies and high schools "A,
teacher, .l9. bishop, Of Protestant
Episcopal Church 3, ministers, Preby-
terrain l2a. Episcopaliau "a, Baptist Z,
NafI.,li.f E Lutheran LAWYERS
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

Major Martin offered an ordinance
prohibiting roller-skating on any OF
the towns sidewalks under penalty
of 500 fine Under suspension Of
rules the ordinance was adopted.
Mr. Davidson reported the lack Of
fire protection in the Northwest section
Of the town and also on Ely street.
On motion Of Mr.. Erambert the water
company was directed 10 put in the
necessary fire plugs at once.
The Opera House and offices used
by the Farmyile Herald were leased
to the present lessee for a period OF
three years.
Rev. II. Tucker Graham, president
elect Of Hampden-Sidney College, APP
peared before the Council and asked
that electric lights be furnished at
Hampden-Sidney. lie believed it
practicable, and was willing to pay
the regular rates for the service. The
Council promised TO carefully inyesti-
gate the matter thro Oh It's Light
Committee and report at the next
meeting.
Mai. Martin offered a motion that
the Council pay for the treasurer's
bond, the cost Of which is $50 year.
Mr.. Davidson thought the treasurer )
compensation which ranges between
500 and $500 per annum, was suiii-
cient, while Mr.. Barrow didn't believe
It wise to make the precedent Of pay
ing for officers bonds. The matter
wa, referred to the Finance Commit
tee.
The salary Committee recommend
ed that the salary Of the town attor-
ney be made 500 perannum. Adopted.
Mr.. Eramhert moved that bull dogs
be not allowed at large in the town
un-muzzled Referred 10 Ordinance
Committee.
Mr.. Hart addressed the body on the
question of a trades edition Of the
Herald and on motion of Mr.. Duvall
the Council unanimously appropriated
5000 for Illustrating and advertising
the town in the special edition.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
DEATH Of A YOUNG BUSINESS
MAN.

After a desperate illness of only few
days duration Mr.. John J. Walker
died at his home in this place at A.
NJ. Of last Wednesday, the 9th inst,
in the Both year Of his age, having eel
ebrated his 18th birthday on the 10Th
Of November just passed. Though the
deceased mad been seriously and criti-
cally i'll for days, when Farmville
awoke on Wednesday morning TO
learn "Jackn Walker as he was famil-
iarly and aflectionately called was dead
II came as a distinct and distressing
shock. Could the skill OF physicians,
the loving ministrations Of devoted
ones and the heart-yearning prayers
Of those who knew aud loved him best
have saved him he would have been
spared to home, 10 friends and to
Farmyille. When the gifted Grady
was dying some one turned 10 his
mother, who stood by his beside with
fearless eyes, but with breaking,
bleeding heart and tried to comfort
her by saying, "the work Of your no
bic boy has not yet been finished and
God will spare him for further useful
ness" to which that mother said, 81
believe his work has been finished and
God calls for him." So in this hour
Of deepest, darkest sorrow, let Us have
grace to say, God knows best and
makes no mistakes.
Our young friend having completed
his preliminary education began bust
ness life in the store Of his father, and
soon gave evidence of unusual bust
ness tact and good judgment, and du-
ring his last days, when that father
was bending under the weight OF ply
steal infrmity, he leaned with conf
dence upon the strong arm OF his son
and looked to his careful and thought
ful suggestions.
Since the death Of the father the
business has been successfully con-
Quoted under the firm name Of {. NJ.
Walker Sons, composed Of Warren
and j. j. Walker.
On the 18th Of March, 1905, Mr..
Walker married Miss Matte Lee Cum
bingham, who with bright little girl
Of not yet two summers old, survive
him, and besides there remain 10
mourn his untimely end, his mother,
one brother, Mr.. Warren Walker, and
a sister, Mrs. K. Scott Martin.
The funeral services were conducted
from the house at II A. NJ. on yester-
day, Thursday, the Rev. ;. c. Hatch
er officiating.
The active pall-bearers were Jos. +.
Johnson, Herbert Stokes, II. c. Crute,
DR.. j. w. Oils, Hunter Steger, a. A.
Cox. Honorary: DR.. w. +. Anderson,
+. c. Johnson, Jos. +. Garland, Ed.
Wiltse, lie Try Smith, c. c. Fleming,
and the interment was in the family
square of our town cemetery.
The death shadow is always a dark
one, but il deepens when it falls across
the pathway Of young man who had
much TO love and live for, and coming
IS il has at this season when the world
is preparing to rejoice in the glad
Christmas time.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
HamDden.Sldney'S Social World.

The social circles Of the "Hill' were
all aglow and astir during Friday and
Saturday of last week. Two beautl-
ful germans were danced, one on Fri
day evening, the other ION Saturday,
and each moment Of the festive occa-
sions was "jewelled with a joy" The
music was furnished by the Rodgers
Brothers and the following young la
dies gave charm aud brightness and
gladness to the all-too-fast flying
hours:
Misses Carrie Kyle, Hattie Bugg,
Alice Burgess, Bessie Murray, Annie
Hill, Virginia Barclay, Lin Jordan,
Gertrude Cooper, Fannie Harrison
Pattie Eppes and Blanche Shepard.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
Dirty GOOd

Eitor Hv0id You have had
something 90 say of late on the subject
of dirty sidewalks, but the stretch
Chat most needs looking after is that
portion of AppomattoX street running
between High and Buffalo, and the
mote attention should be given this
particular sidewalk because of the at
ienton which has already been given
tot just where 10 reaches Buffalo "a
h.eht off steps has been erected that
would Jo cred.tto the Capitol at Wash
.ngtoa Fortunately bat few persons
use Urls waikway. bat for the credit of
ihc town @ should be kept decent. ]
just doal know where the sweepers
are to come from. boat our pavements
should ne slightly as well as smooth.
ON FoOr.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
Howls This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Cat8rrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. CHENEY q Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last ID years, ana
believe him perfectly honorable ms al
business transactions and financially
able TO carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MAhNiAi
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, ..
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 70c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family PILLS for consti-
patton,
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SPECIAL SERVICES At THE BAP-
list CHURCH.

A series Of services were begun at
the Baptist Church on last Sunday,
and on Monday the Rev. G.. W. Nc
Daniel, ID. D., the popular and beloved
pastor Of the First Baptist Church at
Richmond, came to the assistance Of
his friend and classmate, the Rev Mr..
Fugate, and has been preaching twice
each day since to the delight and spirit
ual uplift Of large and increasing audi
ences. On Monday afternoon he be-
gan by discussing the subject ofprayer,
the key ~ the promises, and al night
talked Of the ten-day prayer meeting
that led up to the rich blessings Of
Pentecost, a prayer meeting which
was marked by patient waiting and a
conquering unity.
Since then the earnest, consecrated
and able brother has been telling us of
the trembling, trusting woman who
pressed through the crowd that she
might but touch the CLOTHES Of the
healing Christ the old version reads |
the chem Of his garments and We
must be allowed 10 say that 10 us Il Is /
the more impressive rendering Of
the shadow OF Peter as he passed by, /
the influences going out from the life
OF a good man or a good woman, the /
shade Of the tree that blesses and Of /
that which blights, and then Of the
confession which is the result Of fright |
and that trembles on the lips in con-
trast with that which wells up from /
the heart burdened with a sense of
the Nervousness of sin and which /
would find relief,
DR.. Mcdaniel Is of imposing pres
ence, persuasive address, a servant /
who has been greatly blessed 10y the
God he serves in other fields Of labor
and who is being blessed in farmyille.
The congregations have increased /
until now the church building is be
ing taxed to hold them. The services |
will continue through the week, and /
preaching at 4 p. NJ. and 7.3O, and the /
invitation is to go on time
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
Officers Elected.

At meeting Of Farmyille Lodge,
No. 200, of Independent Order Of odd
Fellows, held in their lodge room on
the night Of December 3, 1908, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: f. w.
Hubbard, noble grand; II. IL. Paulett,
,ice-grand; l.. f.. Hubbard, financial
secretary; j. y. Booker, recording sec
rotary: +. l.. Yer er, treasurer, l. L.
Harvey, chaplain.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
Notice.


Rice Depot, Va, Dec 9, 1905.
Know All Men 10y These Presents:
There is no connection whatever eX-
listing between the Tobacco Growers
Mutual Protective Association Of Va,
Incorporated, and the Planters Pro-
tectiye Association Of Kentucky, Ten
nessee and Virginia, Incorporated.
The Virginia branch having severed
its relation last spring.
T.. L. BONDURANT,
dee. lf-2t. Manager.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
NEWS OF PRINCE EDWARD AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES.

PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
December 8, 1905.

Mr.. Willie Gillian has returned 10
his business in Chatteroy, W. Va.
Miss Ethel Lyon, teacher Of this
place, and Miss Myrtle Lyon with
her brother, David, were the guests Of
Mr.. T. II Bruce from Friday 10 sun
day.
Mr. Ammon Bass was the guest Of
Mr.. Basil Bruce saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. Temple Gillian, Basil Bruce
and Miss Annie Gillian were the
pleasant guests at the home OF Mr. G..
NJ. Bass last week
Mrs. Beverly Gates aud her daugh-
ter Nirgie visited Mrs. John Foster for
awhile last week.
Mr.. Robert Wilson. who was re-
Gently operated on at the Memorial
Hospital, has returned io bis home
and friends again.
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Notice.
Farmyille, Va, Dec. s, 1908.

Farmville, Va, Dec. 5, 1908.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of The First National Bank OF
Farmville, Va, will be held at its
banking house on Tuesday, January
18th, 1909, at , o'clock F. NJ, for the
purpose Of electing directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction
of such other business as may be prop
erly brought before said meeting
\. b. DAVIDSON, President
loo II 1t
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Recital at the Normal.

There will be a recital given in the
Normal School Auditorium Friday
night at $50 by Miss Smith, the elocu-
ton teacher, for the benefit Of the y.
W. G.. A. Misses Andrews and Miner,
of the faculty, and Miss Minnie Blan-
ton, will give some musical numbers
General admission, 2Oc; reserved seals.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
MEETING OF TOWN COUNCIL.
SERGEANT AND TREASURER RENDER
THEIR MONTHLY REPORTS.
Bills Against the Town ordered Paid
Other Items Of Interest to
Our People.

The Council met Tuesday night.
The Mayor presided and the following
members were present: Messrs. +. l..
Erambert, W +. Doyne, w. NJ. Du-
vail, J. r. Martin, II. +. Barrow, y.
b. Davidson.
Sergeant Miller's monthly report
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Certificate Of Stock 80. 80. dated
Julv 1. 1901, issued by The tifsi Ma
fionaI Bank Of famyille, va - D.
Y. Foster, for four shares Of STOCK Daa
been lost. Thirty days from the pun
lication Of this notice / shall apply "
The First National Bank Of fafni-
vile. Va. for duplicate Of said cefii-
6cste j. Y. FOSTER,
Farmyille, Va
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
HERALD'S TRADE EDITION.
X. w. Garnett Il Co., general mer-
chandse.
+. \. Boiling, contractor.
Town Of Farmyille.
Stokes q Davidson, Grocers.

Have you seen the beautiful Sepia
Claiborne Photos Hunt is making.
There is nothing friend will prize
more highly for Xmas present. But
you will have to hurry. Timeis short.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

Governor I.k is from Missouri
Hes regarded Hs 90 pretty good citizen
himself ~.. Nhat De says about %
certain sort of citizen.
90 do NOT believe in the mail
order citizen TT is BETTER
THAT NE SHOULD HAVE
ATHOUsAND TOWNS THAN
ONE LARGE CITY. II place
is coed enough for man to
make his money in. it certainly
should be- GOOD enough for him
10 spend his money in. The
merchants have a just right 20
an the business Of the town in
which they have their stores,
and every GOOD citizen will help
them 60 get t"
pl sou ever SEQ q FINE LARGE
FACT $50 simply stately
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

The man who has good wife and
conscientiously takes her advice j.
not likely to get into very deep trou-
BILE. either in this world or the next
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

Those photos you want FOR Xmas.
There is time yet. Could you thlnk OF
better gift TO a loved one 2 see
Hunt at once. He has everything
that's new in his line.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
Roll Of Honor for November.

Eighth Grade Willie Cox.
Sixth Cradc-Mollie herman, Cur
lue Richardson, Lizzie Young.
Fitch Grade Bay Cross, Moilie
Moore. Noyle Ridley, Princess Wat
bins. Levi, Whuock.
Fourth Grade-Julia herman.
THIRD Omde-Ralph Cross
fr.t and second Grades Eva Jen-
Nns. Bessie Manu-, Matte Londeree,
Marie louderee.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

One Edison Phonograph and every
member of the family is remembered.
Have you heard the long record, over
twice rs long? Come and let Hunt
plav them for you.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

Worrying Islike wearing peas in the
shoes. It wears out the stockings il
makes the feet sore il takes the joy all
ont Of living.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11
Weekly Report Of Farmville Tobacco
Sales.

Total sales week ending December T.
$685., 747.
sales stop 22nd for Christmas, aud
open 4th of January, 1909.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

Thirteen days to Xmas. The best
present is something for the home.
The best thing for the home Is an
Edison Photograph. We have the
Victor also. See Hunt.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

Blanket. and quilts must go. Prices
greatly reduced al FLEMING q
CLAHh's.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

School shoes at very low prices, FOR
boys and girls, at FLEMING a CLARK :
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JUST ONE CENT A WORD.

Wants faf sale. lost, found fact
any aud alI advertisements inserted
d. thi- column for ONE CENIa word
each Insertion. with Aluminium charge
of lU cents. signatures counted as
plrtof advertisement.
Unles, the number of insertions de-
sired Is stated at the time of entering
the advertisements will be contiued at
the above rate until notice To discOn-
tnue i~ received.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

Cloaks reduced to cost at FLEMING
< CLARK's.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

The following accounts against the
town were read and ordered to be
paid:
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-12-11

Mems and Boys winter clothing AT
cut prices i1r tn zee weeks. Only at
lIfiIND a. DIAHN IS.
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dec 1llt
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29

NVTHAT are the Jro creates emotions tat
Nv dwell II the human b-caS-- What -
emotions have SHAPED he ieS-tnles ~ IA
tons a II individuals 1rp. me ea-cS- t,r;.ts =
the very present What Two rr1 have bce.s
The causes OF the HarS with cil the pages ot his
t,-y are red and al the leagtses .. peace i brother
= union What tWo emotions have furnished
PRACTICALLY al the material % literature and art
And finally what two emotions keep the Wheel -
lie forever turning and the old Itrrrrna:, ChtCpr
constantly rowing,
Thes,. are not new riddles o: the sphinx. ~ he
no runs may read the answer. The. are love AMI
hate Love ana hate -i2c -r-o .,o-e> %. Al life
ANIMAL and even Negeta ble Ne a. human love
ne positive pole o attraction. hi.r. the negative
-,5le of r-DuSIOn Indeed. MAJ q even further
ard SAY that these Two emotions a-c the poles oi
the tnversr for DO sc -lri lttTac cton Ini Te-
-,ulsion a1nOng bodies Of unirlate matter hat.
t5r example j. the attraction ~ the odeStone TOR
i-,n and Nature adherence Of EIcuunl but
-sr+ic,r manifesto tiOIs CoSfnC love on the one
land and coSnlic hate OF the other, study II you
vii the manifold aspects pt the universe an E'I
r:l m that throughout all love : the hidden
rotor i5rca behind the lnabolc " upbuliduB pro-
cesses af lie aud hate the motor tpTcr behind me
c8-abg-- Or destructive processes u death Ihe
a-1er of Nature i not Professor lilIafn James
c.rntends mere veat theT. DONG and undomg with
ut end ON th, Contr3rE. rlAtlIieSts Sp1ritui.
intent tendency u eliminate the ugly ana the
ed 4ui GRADUALLY - become more beautiful. more
good an more perfect The -rdc-ocOSiil. ti1lINes
Ike the uicroCosTn. man - uSr terms common II
.zedleyl philosophy. has - loves All hates. is
C-s.-e- ar. good intentions
New-York tribune., 1908-03-29
What Primitive People Dii

Til rnitive AMI ancient peoples sh's- - Sil1-
.ior Ike that nf the child HlS more ,uliy deIe--
COED than their rt.a son and 10 IersDnIei ~ ieiile1
= The forces OF Nature because thar the - Sleet
and simplest of explaining them USED - ttiil-
& Low t7 the StlIrerls- Cod. the Father y al
things aui of Hate a. the death deahnG demon
the gres- ravshe- 81 human lie and destroyer -
tDcis and crops. The the NprSh1Ied Witt
song and dance Nth MANY stTlnged instrument
and sweet scented sacrifices the other they reared
and hated and at all times wagei bitter Nar agAns-
t-n and hl5 allies.
Lover u God have alvya y c-ici OUT. ollal. /
- har- them. - Lord. that hate nee. ana TlsT
rp against them that up agall>t l nee, fcd
hate thgr right sore they He-c rflIilc eneiile
II .h- fifteenth century Queen Isabella ~ SPAN
1a st-i In the love Of Christ and His rliii '1iothe
have FUSED great misery. AMI have ief'opui1ei
towns aui districts. provinces ana hlngipns anu
later in he eighteenth century. AndreH NeuN"'l.
who with jonathan Edwards usherei II the Great
Awakening shouted eNultlngly-
ar.l plerloyed III hearing the everlasting howl
iags Of the haterS of the Almighty nat pleasant
melody they mine ears % Eter1lA- hhelulailS
t. Jehovah and the Lamb, -. sweet. sweet Ny
heart is satisfied We committed our Causs t.
nee thar judgeth TIghteously, ana peholn ihoG
hast fully pleaded cur cause. ana shhH MAKE inc
smoke o thec torment forever ard ever I" ascend
l. our sight
t. j.,rtra. with any adequacy the role tilat hate
tas PLAYED the stoTE ~ religions would re- iiiIt
large volume IL itself ana would not make par
tcularY plea SAINT reading 0IltIce y = Sat thaI
rs role hardly second that - love itSe Ana
TINS Is Dy surprising, ip- love ana nae
are ~ seIars ble the TWO sides ~ 4 shield / ne
Uae implies the other. ana INTENSITY i direct!t
r Proportion to that OF the other One cannot love
Tod virtue ho,2o- truth. beauty. and the IKE
Nho doe not At the same time ana WITH elut IL
tensty hate the devil Da Seness falSeh'rd. ugiIIesS
etc he truly cultured mind i not, ! commonly
thought one which harb0rs no hate gaIIlst anyone
y anything bat rather which hates right
le-Kenty those things deserving 81 hate he former
Is That our President might term a r'o-Ecodd-e