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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08
BILOXI NOW THE FIFTH CITY IN
STATE As TO POPULATION

Biloxi, Miss May 5.-Aceordlpe IN
tables Of estimates reeently issues
from the department OF commerce
washington, based on an accurate
kno"ledge of the normal growth of
Tue city, combined with estimates N
the number o. new people brought
lnto city by the addition on new
commercial aud educational institu>
t'ons Or taken away from 1t by the re-.
moval Of such institutious-all this
combined with the commerce depart.
'hents accurate reports as 10 the
general prosperity of the city and
section surrounding 1.-THE popula-
t'on q Biloxi Is now 0,ll7.
jackson replaces Meridian as the
nfst city 10 the State, the capital now
having 5000 Inhabitants and Merld.
lan 2l,sO6. yicksburg has 22Ooo.
putting Meridian third. Hattlesburg
mas 1882, showing au Increase Of |
ai9 since the census OF 1910 Jack. |
/. ZIG. 0"'"k
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08
university "HOme-C Coming"

The University Of Mississlppl !.
planning Home Coming OF ali
former students for the approaching
commencement, June |, 1914. In
tefest in the event Is being deyeloped
10 every part of Mississippi and IN
otner states among the old students
arrangements are being made by the
University for the entertainment ~
a large crowd. y
Ihe attention OF former students
and every friend Of higher educa,ior
= ealieu 70 The following resolutlon nf
q Sne general board of trustees of tbs
University OF Mississippi, announeine inS
Nno nv are alumni or the Institution.
Resolved ne THAI an former students nf
'oe9 character be enrolled as alumni y |
al alumni Of the University are
lIReu oy tue trustees and faculty ~
cooperate with them In fnrtherins
ne interests OF the Institution lnraiis
nd utheFwlsef. soeaiiy
lallroa1 rate 81 one fare fur fha
4ana IT'D has heen secured for The
Home Coming occasion.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

notice Is hereby given that the fol
lowing order relative to the nronasat
" the board Of supervisors of Jackson
oouu1yl mississippi, to establish one
on more dipping vats It each snnarvs.
SUI district OF said county. for The
purpose OF aiding In the eradication ~
eIle cattle tick from said county was
passed at the May term, 1914 ~ ss15
board. 60. wit. v sa'u
Ordered BY the board that the nlert
OF this board be direeted to publtsh :
notle tnat this board will al lts Inns
Term, 1914, adopt an order nrovlfiIng
enas the board OF supervisors of .lacks
son county, Mississippi, will constrnct
one or more dipping vats In 1lsi eaeh NY
I ge1sisors = is. district, for the purpose M
llpplng cattle and the eradication of
.ne cattle tick; provided, thar ali nc
'essaFY Wo0G material Is furnished a.
.ue construction of such tilpninv vafs
Iee oi charge TO the county: unless =
majority Oh The qualified electors ana
- - payefs ~. 2. SAID county shall petition
KaInso SAID act OF this board. The
sppiuk q cattle to be optional with
he owners OF cattle aud not romnni.
0ff' ana the county assumes al re-
pouslolilty Tor cattle dipDed Ia such
as Or the expense OF such. nthaf
aan tue construction az aforesala
A trus cory,
ttest FRED TAYLOR. II
Siefk board OF Supervisors.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08
THEGRElTEsT TNlV NEDY
VI u1lH, 5ai5 4 6hhlE
I'll W1uIu
III HUlHhlAs

Z s4at G. teil gaa h8w much go
4-t sa4mE kras al8 ne Ahoat fan-
years az2s suffered ffam whaf ~
d9elafs called esEala ana foFtRg vssr.
q .aas si4e. eudursd Hhzfag teasae
eAl te-l / also aad iafammafisr n
tae bladder and Z tFisd d8et6rs mesi-
goes Allaoat reeelEiax anv haIn
Z ale9ae told ne about Dr. Kline !
aamp-Reaf
AItsf sivtng 10 q Thorough trial I
Ls1elssa relief, - kept DO using Il ang
10y I A4 strong aBd well waman
Nfei Eeet badly of out 0f sort. I
tAAs ssamp R11t and ii aIwsvs
sttals atens NE eut. I honestly -
ilste that this medicine w0uld enra
~ Troubles you Recommend h for a.
y Z 4 pleasure f9f me be- send nv tesff-
l1lly ~ a.. ana Photograph % you. thInk
~. Miners Swamp Root i one IN
'he greatest medicines on earth.
spectully yours.
West Main 81 psrtIsaa 49, IA
s.stfi1ed ana sworn 10 before me-
.nis i-sh dag of July. 1909
Y. A BENNETT,
Notary Public.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08
wedding Presents For Miss
Wilson.

washington, May LA silver lea
service supplemented by pair Of sil-
fe' caodelaora ls the House OF Repre-.
seutatlves' wedding presents FOR Miss
Eleanor Wilson, the Presidents
daughter.
Ihe glft was chosen by committee
70 the house. headed by Representa-.
i've Mann, of Illinois, the mlnorItv
leader after consulting with a lncal
h.m u Will be suitably engraved
The present, simple, but elegant in
design, consists of q massive tray hat
etc. N" pi'Vne'i
Inc House gift 20 Miss Jessie Wood.
row wilson upnn the occasion OF her
marriage 10 Francis Il. Sayre was a
diamond lavalliere set 10 platinum.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08
Indigestion! Can't Eatl No Appetite

A treatment Of Electric BltterS in.
eteases your appetite; stops indlges.
tloni you Gao eat everything. A real
spring tonic Tor liver, kidney and
stomach troubles Cleanses your whole
system aud you feel ilue Electric
Bitters did more Tor Mr.. 4. u, pnehlp's
stomach trouble than any mediclne
ne ever tried, Get a bottle today. Soc
and u .00, at your Druggist.
Hucklen's Arnica Salve for Eczema
Adv
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08
UP YOUR LIVER
AND FEEL GOOD
why Risk Being "AIl Knocked Out
by CalOmeI7 Dodson's Liver
Tone Takes Its Place
And Is Safe.

When you are eonstlpated and yon,
lltef = sluggish IL Is no longer neres.
safy TO try TO DIX yourself un will
eatameli which everyone now know.
% oe = poison that sometimes remain.
10 tne system and causes evil after,
eneets-and Is often very danpernns
TO many people. s'ou'
Dodsou's Liver Tone is guaranteed
% take The place OF calomel, 10 he y
pleassantstasting, easy-actlne yeveta@ :
ole ilquid, With 40 bad effects ana
causing 90 pain nor gripe nor inter.
tetenee With YOUR regular duties
naolts or diet II you are not enfireiy
satisfied with Dodson's Liver Tonc
20 oaek 70 The store where you bongb,
Y ana get your money back. n hss
,t lunKs % you and Dodsou wants Won n
McNea Young, druggist, sells and
recommends Dodsonis Liver Tone and and
Hlll cheertully refund purchase nrles
oVcl instantly without question II the
ialls 20 please yon in every |
way us Use has proved beneficial ~ |
many thousands and probably viii IN |
= 5eS' Adv
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

Application for additional homestead
department OF the Interior. Unlted
states Land Ofiice. Jackson MIssis
sippl, April 20, 1914.
Notice Is hereby given that Alon,o
cunningham, residing az Nut Rank
70 jackson County, Ilsslsslnni has
uled 70 this orfice his application to
make homestead entry under Section
0l the Act on April g, 1904. f99 STAT
9zIl Tor the 81 Of NW!. Sec q n a 4
- y p W, OF st. Stephens Meridian.
- auul ltional 70 his former homestead
gutry no. ao)3s made July II. 1000. for
tne IT OF SET Sec. 8. and the NWi
o. SWt Sec, ., T.6S., II. s w NJ i,
otephens Meridian, and for which !
patent was issued 10 him. dated Mav
y, 1907, aud which IL Is alleged he stIil
owns and occupies. ~ sum
ANY one desiring TO protest aoa,ns,
.ne allowance Of this application m
" the acquisition Of title thereto nv
sue sald Alonz0 Cunningham. nv
reason Of the mineral charactsr ~
tne land, or other good cause arc
az Ylsed hereby to die their protests ~
0olectlons duly sworn 20. ana setting
Out the grounds for such nrotests ~
y. on or before June 8, 1914 |
% y which date, II 90 such objections
~ nled, 2 Final Certificate viii be
ssueu 70 the said Alonzo Cunningham
I9' ! ! sala M 81 OF NWi OF Sec. Q, T. g 81.
W. +. CuMM1Ns,
~ Register.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

We would draw the attention Of
.our readers to the article appearing
on the front page Of this issue, en-
titled Grown IN Mississippi" This
rs an important matter pertaining to
the welfare Of this greet State Of
ours, and lis citizens would DO well
to follow the advice as rendered in
this article. II more attention was
paid to the advertising Of this State
and It's products il would rebound to
US MANIFOLD.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08
THE MEXICAN SITUATION
fifst Meeting OF The HsdIstors
Fer Hearing To Be On
H. #mEE
MaH A4tIh

Lss Frasaas eEstiaR csra.ti5n a
iae aseFeaca befueaa this eantr
aa4 b. tat9F HuzFta seems t8 be tax
. tEz gg g more aliesreat form res8ine
tla bearing at the uedlzsary board
at1 LAte ssG tbe stage far he eas-
teraH4 salch nili ba held 10 Niagara
Pals. Canada, 90 May I.sh.
eAfHfta the bead "a the rebel
forces stl.t liiiYaa.lles. and whether
aE nat be- kIil come over and b. intro,
daeee iHt4 the mediatory proposition
Qr nat remains u Be seen ne saws
that tbs difference Is between the
Lhitti States and Huefta. aud that
the cause that BE- aud bis followers
are asliiag fgf does not concern the
mediation agfkers fiuefta made the
suggestion that che meeting of the
board te held 10 neutral terf.tnfy
and sassl.tIng the Dominion f0r the
hcatlHn He has uamed bis delegates
flr the conference. and Ii i said they
ate 90 their waY % the place Of
meeting
A. tbe situation now stands the
United States will not take asy AZ. /
efesslve sseps unless attacked. asd 4
liueria has bis hands iuIl watching /
Carraula wb0 Is still pressing forward |
BIS army aith thesame object Ia view
that he has been hghtlug i0r.
Refugees stiil continue 10 come Ia /
'hls country, and the stories they teu
4 the atrocities committed by the
'edefals are awful 10 relate. They
~ seem 10 complain N the manner
hey were treated BY The authorities
= this country, and have sent a dele
atHn tp Washington, while some
ave TEN Galveston tn return III Tam.
'lso ~ make test " the matter.
Nelson Iohaughnessy. American
hafge d'aHalrs ln MexicO CIV. who
'is handed bis passpntts some dav.
so arrived Ia New Orleans Tuesday
iufning aboard the United state.
unbuat Nankt0n, but outside III
laking few statements as tn how
E ana his family we're treated and |
nnoyanees be was put to In MS trim e
'om Mexico CITY 10 Vera Cruz, would /,
ave nothing "a say tu newspaper men
mai he thinks VI the Mexican situa- Z
90. lIe is acting as only true ron. c
sentative " the government should
u ana that is keeping a close mouth.
y his Information is fOr hiRh officials
by lie len Tuesday for Washlnvs ;
u With DIS wife and little sou. {
uenetal Funston 40 Vera Cruz has
~ an his guns and equipment IN a
~ transports and 10 Vera Cruz and =
ready Tor anything that turns up. b
y there y 40 doubt hut that the ID
liant old soldier aud his 90 less n
.llant boys, are chatting under the
action that will uow be forced upon .
EN- Tor some time. g.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08
Harrison On The Coast For
A Few Days.

Congressman Pat Harrison, who
represents this Sixth district so abl,
10 The National House of Representa-.
lives, was a visitor to this Coast sec.
tion the latter part OF last week lie
was cordially received and extended
the glad hand OF welcome from his
constituents, The long drawn out
procedure OF mediation as to the
Mexican situation allowed him a few
days respite and he took advantage
thereof to visit bis family and to make
arrangements 10 take them back with
him TO Washington.
He seems tC think that The ont.
come Of the mediation conference viii
not be encouraging for the adjust
ment uf affairs, but Is hopeful Tor a
settlement Nothing could have been
done by the officials but tu accent the
good offices Qi the mediaturs. renre.
seniatiYes of South American conn
Itlesi and this apparently Is the feel.
NY Of Washington otlicialdum.
Nhen asked to what he thought the
curse or this country would he IN |
ltmed intervention was the outcome !
y replied this country would not take |
1eAlco and Keep u, but all that prob |
Ioly would be undertaken would he
Q Gust Huerta aud see that stable
oVefnment with capable head was
stablished.
In reference to The adjournment M
oDgress he said that In all hrpba.
MY sittings would be had until the
litter part Of July or the arst Of Ii
ugust.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

vii Mississippi BE- renresented A.
the eSanFnnsiscoE2posti0n' Three
good citizens Of the State have been
appointed 70 look after tL.s, and
they should receive the unanimous
support OF the people. let Us as.
sIst them TO the fullest extent and
when the display is made next year
YET i be said that Mississippi led in
the display Of States.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

Il IS the easiest thing in the world
iof q person to critieise. but it is
surely trying upon ones patience TO
abide by the dil5tory methods being
pursued in Washington while good
american lives are being sacrificed
in Mexico.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

y mercury win surely destroy tha sense
q smell and cnmnlefelw aerars.s 49,
Mnole system when entering Il fhrnnvh
lhe mucous surfaces. such articles ehaii5
never be used except on prescrinfiers
IFom reputable Physicians. as the aamare
ean possibly derive from fhars f4stis.
Satarrh Cure, Manufactured bv i
tsheneY a Co, Toledo o.. eonfainS na
mercury. ard l. taken Internally. acting
Directly upon the blood and mucous s1rs
races Laees of the system. In huvinK Halls
ne Il is taken internally ara waaa ~
Toledo. Ohio, by +. j. Cheney q c.. Tes-
ttmonials free.
sold ~ Druggists. Price &c per bottla
Take Halls Family Piiia for ipation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

am lover Of your godsend Ia
humanity aud science. Your medicine
br Kings New Discovery, cured nv
Ioush uf three years standing says
1sehule flemmlug, 0f New Dover
gnio nave ynn an annoying euuph9
IS y stubborn an6 won't Weld totreat.
neutg Get a soc bottle al Dr kiee,s
Ne" discovery today. What ID did
w Jennie fiemming II will 40 Ion
YOU 90 matter how stubborn or ehrnnie
cough may be ltstops a cough ma
stups throat and lung trouble Rpilsf
Druggist NV ~ 5uuf
backlen's Aruica Salve for plmples
Adv
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

We cannot help but say It again
'Ilat The Improvements now gong
on 10 this city lsa sign Of good times,
and despite ali talk to the contrary
ths section is enjoying a degree of
prosperity that is encouraging.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

The ouibursts Of Everett True are
uue TO human life, aud il things
don't change pretty soon there will
oe an ouiburstof the populace in this
utter disregard for American life and
property in the republic to the south
Of us.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

eart.FK Mayors caFara CaE,
waHferof Jackson County u q 81.
Camp un account 20 continued iH
health, e prevented from atteaaIss
the Confederate ReauIQa n5W i1 Sd
slon % jacksonville tia, tbb week..
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

Those eolored wigs we heard SO
much about short time ago seems
to have wiggled themselves out, and
The wiggle dance has taken their
place and gone to the head Of many
people.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

They sayt hat Colonel Roosevelt is
suffering from boils. He has heard
enough Of This Mexican embforlio to
make even his blood boil. We
would Ike to see some signs Of
Colonel Bryan boiling over.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08
An Appeal To The Citizens OF The
Gulf Coast Territory.

Realizing that the future oi this
section depends most largely upon the
success OF The citrus fruit, pecan and
trucking Industries, aud that the sue.
cess Of these industries depends on
theoe.operation otall those Interested,
Tue Gulf Coast Horticultural Society
mas been organized for the promotion
ot citrus fruit, pecan and truck grow
lng' to protect that territory from
Pensacola, Fla, TO bay 81. Louis
MISS from the rayaRes Of insect nests
aud diseases; 60 prevent tha atfoduc.
ton ef new insect diseases; 10 boost
the Gulf Coast country; to aid in
making the facts about This territory
known 10 help introduce the pro-
ducts of the Gulf Coast 10 the con
sumers OF the United states The
more members we have. the more we
can accomplish. We need 1000 mem.
hefs at the beginning. VIII YOU be
one among the thousand pruRresllye
aggressive citizens Of the Cult CoastY
Every citizen interested In this do.
Nelopment Is eligible TO membership
and we feel shat every patriotic citizen
should DC Interested, The power
to carry out this great work must
'ome from the membership. Please
end 10 your application, with sloo
or one years dues, TO the secretary
TODAY.
W II BEYNALps Pres,
J. A. Dew, Secty and Treas .
)iliee: Mobile, Ala. p. o. Roy ESQ
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

Prove Shal SWAMI. .Rool VIII Do For You

~ ''ai o"anlp.kool VII Do Tor fOu
ni'ia aaha tea eeats O. Dr. Kflmer L Co.
hlhghamton, N H., far sample sfTs
bottle. IL will convince anyone ye9
~, ~ als9 receive a booklet OF valuable
,ail' ulathnu, telling about The Kid
ueys ana bladder. When writing. b.
s.t stte ana mention Weekly Democrat
~ ntat. Regular nftY-eeut and one an.
laf sac bottles f0r sale at an drug
#NtNss Adv
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

A headline SAYS: "Would rieht
For u. S. In Air." That IS what
seems to be the trouble now-noth-
ing but wind
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

What would have happened had
I. K. been in the presidential chairi
Answer Hell, BY this time.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

The battIeship "Pme' does not
seem 10 % any work either at fight
ing Of paeiiyinR.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

Now is the time to ret your
screens in position ana also swat
the Nv.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

We wonder how much the Mexi.
can dollar will be worth Il grape Juice
and the Piale should fail.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

= sanlla1an says 10 drain the
mosquitoes. Yes, throw them 4 lot
Of soda water stmws.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

They say that ugtime music is
now on the wane. That surely is
good news and we DO hope il is true.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

-. - J. ~ I.H.9mlsy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

About every twenty minutes we
hear a different pronunciation Of
Huerta. 1t is somewhat tIresome.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

Ny, but this mediation business
surely gets pn our nerves.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

secure your Job Work al the Demo.
.rat.otar otiice. Prices TO please.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08
Rules On Income IaY.

jackson, Miss, May 4.-Asslstant
attorney General Frank Johnston has
given 40 official opinion to the tar
assessor OF Warren county, b. nj.
shannon, 20 the effect that the state
income tax must be assessed by the
county assessor, and that the tar Inust
Include any and all incomes derived
from capital stock held by the prop-
erty owners 10 any corporation.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08
MotorCyCllst Hits Auto.

Evidently losing control Of motor.
cycle on which he was speeding ont
1overnmeutstrcet Saturday afternoon
NJ A. Anderson, an employe Of the
uult Dry Docks Company. crashed
into the rear Of an automobile. An
Kefson was thrown twenty feet in the
ar aud suffered severe cuts about the
mead aud face when be struck the
pavement. lie was removed 10 the
Jity Hospital IN the ambulance and
vas !, a, gwen medical attention. Mobile
ar' Anderson was former resident
i THIS city, and bis friends will be
orFy to learn Of bis mIshap. lie
anne to Pascagoula Monday afiernoon |
I'd viii spend several DAYS here re-
operating.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1914-05-08

For Job Work Of all kinds and
at reasonable prices, place an
order with the DemOcrat-Star.
Prompt work guaranteed. Give
US a trial order.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08
Why Should the Church Worry?
Editor Greater Hartford:

Editor Greater Hartford:
In the Catholic Transcript of July
9th there is an editorial touching
upon the Socialists, which article re-
quires analysis. The editorial speaks
of Socialists as disturbers. 81 have
looked up the word disturb" One
meaning is ''to deprive of tranquil
ty." Can the Transcript prove that
we are any more of disturbers than
the capitalists are? / suppose we
disturb the capitalists somewhat
when we make the workers discon-
tented with the present order, by
telling them that it is their right to
live a more comfortable, happy life,
and showing them how to change
things for the better. The capital
lists deprive the workers Of tram
guilty" when they pay them insult
ficient wages, keep them on part
time, discharge them, etc. The edi-
torial further says: Their methods
(of the Socialists) too, are such that
no Catholic can accept" Is it posi-
BILE? | believe the secretary of the
Socialist party of Connecticut says
that 70 per cent of the Socialists of
Connecticut are Catholics and 80 per
cent of these are communicates.
The editorial continues thus: els it
not proved and admitted that the So
cialists are in sympathy with the ne
farious work carried on by the ca
lumny sheets that are traducing
everybody and everything closely al
lied with the Catholic church," [
suppose that must refer to The Men
ace, The Peril, Tom Watson's papers,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08

"were only two knives Cat the table) and they
without handles"
"Homes were unattractive, equalling pri-
meval times almost
Sundays were spent fishing, hunting,
gambling and running rabbits"
That was month ago. Now all is changed.
Decks of cards have been destroyed: the En-
peror Charlemagne, King or Hearts, has been
reduced to ashes the ace of spades, for once
in it's experience, became as black as the
proverb: the Queen of Sheba went up in
flames; and never again will Long Valley
resound with the wickedly triumphant,
High, low, Jack, and the Game, by G-W
The whiskey still has been demolished the
U. S. Deputy Marshals lose some fat fees
and some pure, moonshine liquor, Long Val
ley is on the water-wagon. People nearly 100
years old are at family prayers
'Hallelujah Praise the Lord And O,
may it last
But, brethren, how many baqkwoods com
munities have we that never see an Angel
of Light, in the person Of Mrs Sallie Jones!
How many benighted neighborhoods all over
the South would gladly receive such an
evangel of Truth as Brother Kehdrick?
This amazing case, reported by Mr.. Elliott,
strikingly verifes what [ have been saying
for SO many years.
We need the schools here at home. We
need the hospitals the medicines, the doctors,
the trained nurses, here at home.
Not only that. we need the social workers,
the intelligent preachers the conveniently
located churches, here at home.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08

etc. Isn't the language of the edi-
torial rather sweeping? Some So
cialists are in sympathy with those
papers and others think it is foolish
to inject anti-clerical thought into
the question. | think the Transcript
will find that the Socialists are as
willing to examine fairly all sides Of
the question as are any other people.
If Erasmus and other noted Catho-
lies have written against the church,
why it is out of order for Tom Wat
son and men Of his style of thought
to have their say? Truth will stand.
If the Catholic church is the true
church, as is so tenaciously claimed,
why fret about opinions held by So
cialists? Yours truly,
H. ]. billiard.
Sound View, Conn.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1914-10-08

whenever religion concerns it.
self chiefly with outward show, its
soul is dead. The cathedral is the
monument that marks the grave.
1.-THE most tragically pitiable of
all earthly spectacles is, the million
dollar church, the rented pew, the
salaried choir, the Pharisee cOngre-
CATION, and the stereotyped preacher
whose sermon sounds like phOno-
graph record, minus the melody"
From 'LOrd Macaulay and the RO-
man Catholic System" by Thos. e.
Watson, in WatsOn's Magazine for
November.