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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-10-03
grandpa repairing the hen coop. you
had better trust them to the mcrcies
Of the nearest cooper, stewcd or so.
Der. 1000 z
Not Written for Farmers,

THE cupidty OF man has destroyed
a promising industry, that OF making
soft soap out Of good ashes and gum
arabic. This simple combination pro
duced soap that would eat the lining
out Of copper boiler. It was chiefly
used to wash out the; mouths of small
boys who were caught in the act OF
saying "galdum 1t" under their breath
One application of this soap would dc,
stroy the sense Of taste SO that a boy
couldn't tell beet pickle from a
cream puff. 1t was also very popular
for the Saturday night bath. for man
didn't have to grope around like q
cross.cycd chambermaid hanging on,
the wash and finally locate It behind
his left ear in tho sou'.east corner OF
the bath tub. 1t Is hard to improve
upon the old ways.
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STOMACH MISERY
!. ]. !. :. ]. JUST VAN|sHEsj
NO INDIGESTION, soURNEss, GAS
OR DYSPEPSIA FIVE MINUTES
LATER. 5'lu

AS there is often some one IN YOU,
family who suffers an attack Of Indl
gestion or some form of Stomach
trouble, why don't YOU keen some
Diapepsin in tho house handy?
This harmless blessing will dlges,
anything YOU can eat without the
slightest discomfort. and overcome n
sour, gassy Stomach five minutes
after. f
,
Tell your pharmacist to let you read
the formula. plainly printed on these
5o'cent cases of Papc's Diapepsin,
then you vii readily see why It makes
INDIGESTION Sour Stomach. Heartburn
and other distress 80 in five minutes
and relieves Mt once such miseries
as Belching OF Gas, Eructations OF
sour. undigested food, Nausea, Head
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Marriage Licenses.

4 Marriage Licenses.
5sS Marriage licenses were issued yes
4 terday by. the county clerk as follows:
John Tallarlcc. and Anna Ferise,
both $of Hutchinson. Z
.s!s Denzell r. Malone, of Shinnston,
and Alice Virginia French, Of Fair.
mont.
IN I, "a Joe Temer Of Fairmont, and Lo.
ssretta Marcella Eagan. OF rairmont,
Joe Eagan, guardian OF the girl gave
his consent in person. s
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Deeds Recorded.

The following deed was received
yesterday at the office Of the county
clerk for recording:
Fred s. Davis and wife TO Walter s.
bFurbee. a parcel Of land In the town
gof Pennington; consideration 81 and
other valuable considerations. (.
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Mrs. Desha breckenridge, who will
speak at Me national suffrage ,conven,
ton In Nashville. in October. is a re.
lation of Henry Clay and is we'll
known In the South as writer and
speaker. I.
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; Before she died Mrs. Sarah NJ.
sheldley, of Kansas City, Mo-. dis.
tributed property valued at $3,OOO,1OO
among her relatives by this action
the State loses $l5o.Ooo that IT nigh;
otherwise have claimed as inheritance
tax. .s4i. l. n ~.
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oil and Gas Leases,

Oh and gas leases were received
yesterday ut tho Office Of the county
Clerk for recording as follows:
Two leases for lands in Manning
ton district made to II. v. Burt. II
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1i-5 Suits Instituted.
; Suits Werc instituted vostcrtl.

suits were Instituted yesterday in
the local courts ms follows:
Y Intermediate Court.
81 Morgan Billingslcy vs.. James W.
I Hair and Luther Michael. Chnnccry.
October rules. w S, Raymond attor.
I ne y for q the plaintiff.
rs Morgan Billinsslcy vs James w.
: Hair and Jacob Sturgeon. Chancery,
October rules. w. s. Raymond at.
$,tttorney for thctplaintiff.
e.j Morgan Billingsley VS.. James W.
Hair and Charles W. Toothman, Chan
: Gerry. October rules. W. s.. Hay.
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Administrators Appointed,

ADMINISTRATORS Appointed.
administrators were appointed yes
aterday by the county clerk as fol.
lows:
g. G Hibbs, administrator of the
personal estatet Of the late C. S. Nay.
+ Bond Of $1,000 given.
d Ross Goodnight guardian OF Nellie
goodnight, Bond Of 500 given.
I Martha B. Holbert, administrators
3of.the personal estate OF the late Abra
/ ham r. Holbert. Bond Of $1,000 Civ.
4 en-. "; 4 I \ q ;. II
I'D. Caldara, administrator OF tho
personal ESTATE OF the late Vivcszo
Corallo. Bond of $3.50 given. ~
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Contractors Fqpipm mt

S STIFF LEG DERRlCks.
s HOSTING ENGINES.
z DUMP WAGONS, BOTTOM
DUMP. .i;i
Z DUMP CARTS, TWO WHEELED,
q CONCRETE MIXERS ON
TRUCKS.
SEVERAL GAS AND STEAM EN-.
GlNEs, BOILERS AND PUMPS, ALL
IN GOOD CONDITION AND VERY
CHEAP. e
4, 5 ,i35s Nv, M. icARLlN,
& 1858 3 BRIGHTON ROAD, 7.
r3 t .3.si M s.; PITTsRuRe.gi
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Wifey changes her hat, changes her
mind, -
Changes her glad gown new;
When dark the furniture We often
find
She's also changed Il few.
philadelphia Telegraph,
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Vital Statistics,

Birth and death certificates were
He'd yesterday with the county clerk
Tor recording as follows:
~ Births. DR.. U. II. Debcndarfcr, one;
DE SDr. G: u Holland, one, H. Gaskins
one. &
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mond attorney for the plaintiff.
5f8sJ Circuit Court.

Binanl Construction Company VS..
W. L. Brown ct ais. Assumpsit.
October rules. A. S. Fleming attorn
cy for the plaintiff.
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AUTO sPEEDER
FROM cLARKsRURG GETS A BRIEF
WRITE.uP IN A PARkERsBURG
NEWSPAPER. .


Monday mornings Parkersbure
Dispatch.News contains the following
concerning the visit Of n we'll known
Clarksburg automobile speeder in
that city.
L. NJ. Payne, Of Clarksburg, holder
Of the mile track automobile record
in West Virginia. arrived in Parkers'
burg last night and will leave for
Columbus, Ohio, this morning. Nj.
Payne, with ]. G. Galbraith, OF Column
bus, drove in from Pennsboro ycstey
day, the entire day being consumed
in making the trip because OF the bad
condition OF the roads.
Mr.. Payne has been In number Of
wrecks in different parts OF tho State
and has gained considerable notorinty
In Wheeling, Fairmont, Clarksbure
and several other cities on account
OF his fast driving. @ 4
The mile record was made on the
Fairmont track last fall in Fire
stone.Columbus car, the same make
which Mr.. Payne is now driving.
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Fairmont Brewing Company VS.,
Jacobs O. McNeely, Assumpsit. Oct.
ober rules. II. s. Lively attorney for
the plaintiff. i.lI
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-10

but is now made known that is
that the Gantiles should be fell
lowheils for He says.
For we are his workmanship
created in Christ Jesus INTO
good works, which God hath be-
fore ordained that we should
walk in them. Eph. 2-16'
Oh! Dear readers, if God
t, aches you, that this was a Sc
t, from the eginning Of the
world that the Genti.es was a
people, that was rot a people,
until Christ created them anew
in him which he did. No one can
say in truth that the Gentiles
was not from the beginning OF
the world, fer they had to exist
from the beginning: or else ii
could not have been secret bep;
hid from that time. Paul is GER
ta'nly good authority and he has
said that it was a secret kept hid
from the beginning of the world
that the Gentiles should be fell
loWhrirs with the Israelites.
To be Continued.
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z, F. Baskins.

Dear Sir:-You
talk as tho there was a chance
of you not getting justice at our
hands, Now if you have ever
been mistreated here | do not
know of it. In an arguement
we always publish pro and con
every arguement produced and
will for you, Unless it would
become immoral. And as far
as Us answering you is concerned.
The answer of G. A. Simons to
Mr.. Chambers will be sufficient
for both of you. So Bro Hasklns
Just watch his answer. And
reply as you deem it prudent
and as tho you were replying to
US direct, For it becomes very
unnecessary for us to reply. when
there is not a CREssET leaves the
Office without Sufficient evil
dence to condemn the argue
ments of any one man theorist
Now we know that there is many
who believe that Adam in the
garden was the first natural man
but they are honestly wrong in
their belief. So Bro. Haskins
pleas do all you can; And make
complete investigator, and we
know that when you are thru
you will be a two man theory.
man. Again Bro. if there is
any part OF those question lha5
we have asked, and do ask thru
the CREsSET which YOU have said
that you nor we could not an
swer, please tell US TIE PART:
and we shall surly show you
that we are able to answer them
truthfully. Therefore we trust
we may some day SEQ you in Love-
Friendship. and truth.
True on the words CREATION
and FORMATION we shall speak
as we go along.
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TAKE NOTICE

Any party or parties wishing to
ask any questions through this
paper upon any subject religious
ly or otherwise shall be treated
as friend. But in no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrases 60 through it's
columns.
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To The Readers Of the
cRESSET::

l will endeavor to give such an.
sWers to Questions No, 36 asked
by Rev. Garrett as full as posi-,
BILE there is no definite answer
that can be given to some of
them. l venture the assersion
that the Rev Mr.. Garrett cannot
answer them himself.
" is an easy matter to ask
questions, even fool can do that,
but to give a wise answer is an
other thing but I will give the
questions my earnest considera-
tion while [ trust Rev. Garrett
will show the courtesy and fair.
ness to print the solution I send
in and not Withhold anything to
my disadvantage and compel me
to seek other avenues of express
sion
trust the readers will weigh
the arguments and investigate
for themselves the proof I will
present is King James transla.
tion of scriptures the difnation
OF words are from Webster or
Boyds Bible dictionaries; I re-
fer to Josephus and others for
expression of thought cordially
ask Bible proof with such stan
dard ditinations on the part of
Rev. Garrett in his answers
truth is an imperial virtue and it
IS that for which the candid
mind seeks in all investigation
the questions embraced in sc
are all predicted on the theory
that God created one man anc
madeanother as the former heads
|of the human family, which be
iieve am able to disprove to the
candid mind I will refer to the
questions in 36as proceed keer
them in mind save every paper
containing the agreements i
cant be answered 10 one issue t.
the law and to the testimony.
In Genesis 1:24 SCI it is sait
God said let the earth brinf
forth living creatures after hi
, kind. Cattle and creeping
things and beast of the earth al
ter his kind, and it was so.
And God made the beast of th
earth after his kind and ca,tl
after their kind, and everythin.
that creepeth after his kind an,
God saw that it was good. An,
: God said let us make man in GU
! Image after our likeness and le
! them have dominion etc. S
God created man in his own i'm
] age in the image of God create,
} he him male and female create,
ne them make, to cause 10 be
, to create to form,) create, t
> bring into existance, form, il
, shape; manner; model, order
show; etc. to model, to plan t
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make; (Webster) get the meaning
of these words AID forever dis
abuse your mind of the thought
tnat created made and formed
means 8 entirely different things.
Then in Genesis End. chapter
after Moses tells of the inStitu-
tion of the sabbath he again takes
up the or creation more particu-
lar Josephus says r1oses begins
to talk philosophically and says
these are the generations of Il e
heavens and the earth when they
we're created in the day that the
Lord God made the earth and
the heavens and every plant etc.
speaking of the very same crea-
ton spoken of in Genesis 1st.
chapter or else we must admit
(if we are consistanD that God
commenced and made another
world out and out.
Moses further says here that
the Lord God Formed man of
the dust of the ground and
breathed into his nostrils the
, bre ath of life and man became a
/ living sou,4he was placed in the
garden and the Lord formed the
beast and fowls out of the earth.
/ (f this was another Adam then
! this was a End. set Of beasts and
| fowls) verse Z Then there was
not a helpmeet found for Adam.
| So God made, formed or Gre
ated woman and she was called
1 Eve, the mother of all living, that
/! is all that had that life that God
gave when he breathed the
breath of life into Adam. Then
God designed to test the obedi-
ence. What was the Forbidden
Fruit?} And out of the ground
made the Lord God to grow ev'
cry tree that is pleasant to the
sight and good for food the
tree of life also in the midst oil
the garden and the tree of know
ledge of good and evil. Gen. , 9
=, And when the woman saw that
/ the tree was good for food anc
pleasant to the eyes and a tree
to be desired to make one wise
she took and eat and gave to he7
husband wi h her and he did ca
(the tree grew out of the grount
as the other trees did if it wa!
tigurative, the other trees wa
also, see) it was Gods test o
obedience, he has right to u.s.
any test he sees fit to. see Gen
29336 II. After they was driv
!, en- out of Eden. Cain was born
His name ment possession.
}: Some time after this Abel wa
born also. Some define his nam
a slgnafying sorrow, some vap
ior, then we have the main Incl
J, dents of their life their occupa
ton, worship etc. Cain sley
Continued To Page +.
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$1,000 per month straigh
salary and expenses. to men with
rig, to introduce our Poultry
Remedies. Don t answer unless
you mean business. Eureka
Poultry Food Mig. G, Incort
ated,) East St. Louis, I'll.
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This is a question that is hard
for the majority of the people to
understand; And it is truly a
fact that it was hard for Nico-
demus to understand. For after
Christ said to him, Except a
man be born again, he can no vt
see the kingdom of Cod" This
50 surprised Nicodemus, that he
said. How can a man be born
when he is old? Can he enter
, the second time into his mother
womb and be born?" When
those questions we're asked, by
Nicodemus, Christ answe red il
tie languages of Our Text. "Ex-
cept a man he born Of the water
and the spirit he cannot enter
the kingdom of God" The
question must necessarily arise,
is there any difference between
the kingdom Of God, and the
kingd,m Of heaven? And the an
swer is according to scripture
there's The first answer which
Christ gave was, you must be
born again or you can't SEE THE
KINGDOM OF GJD." TIE next
answer was, that you can not
enter into the kingdom Of God
In order to see the kingdom
there must be q birth Nicodem
us thought he knew what it wa;
to be born again, and he coulc
mot see how a man could enter
into his mother womb the SECOND
limA. And it is true from a ma
tural standpoint this could no
be. But inorder to find this nev
, birth We shall ask you to reat
this scripture first.
Before she Travelled, she brought forth
before her pan came, she Was delivered CT
y man child.
4 who hath heard such thing? who hath see
e such thingss hall the c. rh be made to bin
! forth in ohc day? or shall n nation be born
+, once? for as coon ae on travelled, she brougl
forth her child en-. Isaiah. CO -7-s
i Here is tie question aske
/, concerning the birth that Chris
+ spoke about to Nicodemus whe
J. he said you must be born agai
!. Ito see the XIX gdom of Goa. Til
d nation spoken of had not bee
g torn spiritual yet, therefor
:. :. Isaiah like Nicodemus could II
vIe.e how this could Le. Thinkin
,o how can a whole nation entt
!, ,5ock into the womb and be boz
:, at once for many Thousands
w them we're sleeping II the dus
&c So remains for US to show
- our readers how this Dir h OF
!. = whole nation come about at enc
is and no v the quest on Of Nicod
" mus can be answered, and is a
swered in the scriptu e. \
81! shall read iirst this scripture.
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Is Pastor
Russell RICH t,
Continued from week before last.
>---
Secret kept hid since
the world began.

why God said OF one blood are all
nations of men TIE reader will
see that the man who said that
God expressed his creative power
in the man that was formed from
the dust. BY breathing into his
nostrjls the breath of life, vas
simply mistaken, Gcd express
ed in the tct, of forming his
power in the work OF forma
ton: then breathed into his nos
II lis the blood of life. that is the
po1 tion of the blood of Christ
hatwould cause this man to be-
come living soul, that blood was
net created at that time. neither
was THE man. 1t is true, the
material, that THE man was
formed from was created on
the first day. And as we have
quoted above the life giving
mower (the btcod) existed long
before the earth was created.
Dear readers in the last chap
ter, we have proven, both by the
Old and New Testament, that
there we're two distinct charac,
ters. We have proven by the Old
Testament, that one of them was
created on the sixth day, the
other, formed after the seventh
day, and we have also proven in
our last chapter by the New les.
lament Scriptures that these
TWO characters existed in Paul's
day. Reaching back to the begin
ming of the world.
We are sorrow to think, that
this is still q mystery to many
after they have been so plainly
instructed with the Word of God
nevertheless we shall endevor to
prove in this chapter that the
bringing in of the g. miles, and
making of them people, was a
81 cret kept from the beginning
of. the world, until Christ died
and rose again.
But We say. that it should not
he secret or mystery now t.
those that Lave read tire above
state ment. But ir. or der 10 prove
this our statement, and make il
moro palmer, we shall ask you lt
read this.
But as it is write n, To whom
he was not spoken of, they shall
see: (the gentiles) and they tina
have not beard shall understand.
from, is 2l.)
Now they (the Gentiles)' h5t
not heard neither was He Christ
spoken of, to them Wherefore
Paul says,
Now to him that is of powe
to establish you according to N,
gospel and the preaching o
Jesus Christ according TO tn
revelation of the mystery, whic
was kept secret since the worl
began,'' from. 16 20.
Yes a secret kept hid from tn
beginning of tie world. VIVA
was it. that was kept secret
straw MANI" We say no! "Ih
man in the moon?' No it was no
Then what does the scripture
teach That the secret Was. thu
was kept secret. Please rca
that which was to be made know
"Rut now is made mantle!
and by the scriptures OF the pr
phets according to the com man
nents Of tie everlasting Gt
made known to all nations for tt
v y Of fa'th,' n NJ 1862
"Wftrcby vhe n le real Sc mi
understand my Lno Wedge IN t
mystery of Christ Which in OF
er ages was not made known u
to ,he sons Of men, as it Is nj
revealed unto his holy aHos'l
by the Spirit That the Gent'l
should be fellowhclrs and OF t
same body ard pa'takers OF
promise in Christ by the goSpe
(Eph. 3-4-5 g.
Tnis WAS the secret kept
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-08-10
Answer to Question
No. 90

Dear Ed. CRESsET:
Please explain to the reader
Of your paper St. John 3-5.
j. W. Ellison
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-09-28
PittS-McClary.

Lanes, September 23:-One Of the
social events of the Year in Williams
burg county was the marriage OF
Miss Mary Pitts to Mr. W S McClary
at the residence Of Mrs Nj l. Baggett
on Tuesday evening. The attendants
We're: Miss Lorine Coming Of Ridge.
vile, maid of honor; Miss Eunice
Parker, bridesmaid; Mr. W S Clay,
best man, and Mr. Harry Pitts Of
Sumter, groomsman. The parlorS
had been beautifully decorated with
golden ROD, ,and there were a number
of the friends or the couple from all
parts of the State to wish them hap
piness. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev L + Peeler Of
Greelyville, and the wedding march
was played by Miss Louisa Bass. The
bride and the groom left on trip to
the North, after which they will be at
home to their friends at Lanes.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-09-28

For bowel complaints in children
always give Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor oil. 1t is certain to effect
cure and when reduced with water
and sweetened is pleasant to take.
NJ physician can prescribe better
remedy. For sale by all dealers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-09-28
ANARROW ESCAPE.
Idiotic Negro Planned to Kill EN-
plOyer and Burn His Dwelling.

Bennettsville, September u: -
Jessie Rogers, young negro boy
about Is years old, set fire to the
residence of C P Hodges at Browns
vile last night about $50 o'clock.
Rogers is in Jail here.
The fire was detected by the chill
dren of Mr. Hodges and he put it out
at once. He suspected Jessie Rogers
and arrested him. The negro denied
everything last night, but made a
full statement of his guilt to several
people today. He says he planned to
set the house on fire while eating his
supper at Hodges home, where he
has been employed for about two
years. He went to the gin house
nearby and got a can of lu bricating
oil, thinking he was drawing kerosene
oil, the tanks being near each other.
Then he returned to the dwelling,
entered the cook room, poured the
oil on the floor and the Dashboard,
first stuffing corn stalks and paper
behind the board. He set that on fire
and went to his cabin.
The children went into the room
Soon after it was set on fire. MIR
Hodges was able to put it out before
much damage had been done. The
negro is said to be half idiot. Tile
State.
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Billion and Trillion.

There are two systems of numer.
alton in use at the present day,
commonly called the English and
the French systems. In the forme,
the billion is q million of millions, a
trillion q million Of billions, and
each denomination is q million
times the one preceding. In the lat
ter, which is the system used in the
United States, the billion is e thou
sand millions, and each denomina-
ton is a thousand times the preced-
Ing.
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For Sale.

One 60-Saw Pratt Cir Feeder and
Condenser.
One Boss Steam Cotton Press.
One 3O-Inch Burr Corn Mill, complete.
One Saw Mill, Deloach Pony, No 2,
with 52-Inch Inserted Tooth Saw.
One 20-H.P. Engine and all attach
ments complete; will sell for cash or on
easy terms with approved paper. Will
sell cheap. w S CAMLlN.
Andrews. September l3 9-l43t
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-09-28
Fourth Quarterly Conference.

Fourth Quarterly Conference.
The fourth quarterly conference
of the Kingstree charge, Methodist
church, will be held at the station
parsonage Wednesday night, Octo-
Der 4, at s o'clock. The following
are the members of this conference:
The preacher in charge, stewards
and trustees of church property,
Sunday-school superintendent and
secretary of church conference.
This being the last conference of
the year, it is very desirable that all
the members be present.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-09-28

MIC P Hodges is an extensive
me shant-farmer at Brownsville,
Marlboro county. He is a brother of
Mr. P A Hodges and Rev W H
Hodges, of the South Carolina Con-
ference.