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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-03-10
.EALED PROPOSALS

A. l. Davis, Director.
Harry Hawkins, Jr. Clerk.
lanes Logan, County Engineer.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-03-10
d EAL ESTATE FOR SALE

The golden rule" store. Boyce's. ad
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1914-03-10
CEALED PROPOSALS

A. /. Davis, Director Com m
Harry Hawkins, Jr., Clerk.
lanes Logan, County Engineer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
TRIAL OF OFFICERS
IN MARTINS FERRY
FRED GEsSLER. FORMER INSPEc
TOR TRIED BY CIVIL SERV-
ICE COMMISSION
First Case Of rs Kind Since Creation
Of eody-Verdiot May be Rem
dered Tonight.

Fred Gessler. recently discharged
a. water inspector o. the City OF Mar
TINS Ferry on charges OF neglect OF
Huly' ana railing 10 report AT the time
set IN the rules OF the service depart
ment was given a hearing last even
ing before the civil service commits
SION IN that city. The hearing was
held IN the old council chambers at
the city building and the halls were
crowded TO their capacity by the large
crowds attending. A number OF wit
uesses testified Gessler was repre-
,ented by Attorney James REESE OF
ST. Clairsville while City Solicitor
David James handled the case for the
commission. Several times during the
evening the opposing lawyers had a
IIt over the testimony that was in
foduced The civil service commits
sion was composed Of Ernest Gosney.
samuel WestwOOd and Harry Joseph
After all Of the testimony had been
-ubmttted the commission took the
case under adyisement but on account
ri one Of the members having TO 20
'1 work at midnight the meeting
was continued 10 this evening This
f The nrst time since the commits
lon was appointed in Martins Ferry
mar 70 has had to give discharged
-upioye hearing and b Is attrac-
.ue lot OF attention The director
'I service Us said 20 have stated that
even N the commission upholds Ges-
I"i NO VIII discharge him again on
no grounds that he wired a club room
.l dld not make any charge on the
.fr books
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
PRISONER ESCAPES
c. Capello, Shadysids Foreigner, Arrest.
ed as Accomplish in Serious
Escape, Makes Getaway.

e.. oapeilo. a foreigner. of Shadyside.
wanted on charge OF assaultiug a..d
almost killing steve Sidro. played htoe
and seek with the Officers. yesterday
afternoon at ST. ClairsVillc. and made
his escape. The county authorities have
hunting for him.
Several days ago. while returning
from Helluire. Steve SidrO. was accoat-
ed by three foreigners and asked 10
treat them. lac rer1scd and they at
tackled him. beating him with tile. and
stabbiug him with a knife. lie was able
Co recognize his assallauts as John and
Lewis Scdinski and q. Capello. and war
rants were issued for their arrest
The three men were given "a hearing
vs. Wednesday afternoon before Mayor
Sammons. at Shadysidc. Capello turned
states evidence and charged the Sedtu-
Xxi brothers with con hitting the deed.
lie was released and the others hctd
under $500 bona each go the grand jury.
Attorney OErieu. after an interview
with Sidro. decided 90 have CapcIlo az
rested. a. 10 is alleged that he struck
Sidro over the head with the tile
Yesterday afternoon Attorney OEricu
then sworc out warrant before Squire
A. Minder at Bcllairc. for the arrest oft
tapollD. Capcllo accompanied Constable
Rose and the Scdiusk brothers TO So
Clairssille Squire Mindcr then tcl,-
phoned tn So. Clsirsyillc authorities and
told them to ten Constable Rose to arr
rest Cupcllo. This DE did but while
quietly took Trench leave" His escape
was not discoN cred until the Tailor told
Constable Rose that De- had better keen
Hu rye on capellu. and he turned around
f0 get him. s. search was made but ur
trace or the wanted man could be t0uIo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
MANILA VICTORY
ANNIVERSARY
TODAY MARKS SIXTEENTH YEAR
SINCE FIRST BATTLE OF
WAR OF 1898.
rt.e+ OF vessels Far Prom FIRST Class
Used-Not 20 BE Compared with
Present Day ships.

% may boz interesting to know that
exactly sixteen years ago at 80 o'clock
I1 the morning. Admiral George Dewey.
Known over the world. steamed into the
naval victory rivalling that Of Nelson.
without the loss Of man. From that
battle. Dewey. rhen almost unknown.
won immortal fame and the sobrtquet
The Hero OF Manila" with the arm
.-ef cruiser olympia az his hgship
against tho combined forces OF the city
and the cream Of the spanish navy.
without the loss Of a man. Establish
ms 3D. record tn the history OF naval
warfare.
Hi~ flagship the Olympia was the
only one that might have been classed
.- 90 first class warship. The Pacific
..t 40 an measure up with the Atlantic
feet m charge OF Admirals Sampson
.HI ~CnlrN. and was a. uOueuity along
side of the Spanish fleet which he ~.
easily suhdued. The fact that the
Americans won the victory was conced-
.I Co the remarkable workmanship OF
fHe guuuerS. a Freuchman who was on
tr American W1rShip NJ the time sald
't VAS terrible in its accuracy ana
aridity-"
The fleet commanded by Admiral
Dewey. and which upheld the name OF
American Scamou. was as "a playthiuE
compared with the ships and armament
~ the present squadron under Admiral
Badger at Vera cruz. The largest gun
carried ly amy of the Admirars ships
was tcu-iuch rifle. The largest Adj
mir1I Badger has, iS % fOurtceu-iuch
'~ itNorahly with that OF the present
uHr fr that OF Admiral Farragut at the
nait, of Mobile Bay during the CiviI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
OBSTINATE CASES
OF RHEUMATISM
Nneuma Gives Miraculous Relief
ana Puts the Whole System in a
Healthy Condition.

...,. ..si obstinate cases of rncuma
no.. hIt give way to RhCuma. pre
''W doctors urescrIufir
..r ri.... .gmuouudod FOR fhe relief oI
... ,,. - .I i." disease. Dr. drives out
tr.. A.' n' uric acid. purifce fbo
. anq restores tho kidneye rver
..'-. '.t'ls .o natural work.nr order
Tow proofs.
.'N been afflicted with rbauma
more than ~ years. roufd
a'h thruma reached mv case
.dn again use NV feet and do
Prof % D. EoIIIne. VfrE.
N wears q was q rriurTr ON
from rheumatism ono hrfr,
nH cured mr".T K Crerr.
f Chicago. IU
twenty years suffered with
1laIl-m and much off fhat limo &
not DO my homework Thart F,
N-e una. J ann now able fo d. .rv.
Arrlra n
N-L testimony ehosIId Do ro4.,~r.
CO. o. BOTTLE % John Coleman co
''r Tor au cents and 'rv H yor-
.-".5 returned Do DO l-.is -t.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
WAGNER BUILDING

Ground was broken "Wednesday FOR
the new building which will he erected
at tne corner or Twentieth and Main
company. For the last several months
ID force or men has been AT ,.ori, clear
.k away the ruins or th, old Whsetif Z
Bakery building. which ono. .fo.,I 80,
the present grounds but was dcstrn,. a
by hre few years ago
The new building when -om.,I.ted will
He uSeu as wholesale rtn,srV and is
TO he "a IRE proof structur. ir .v..r,, r.-
spcct railroad switch viii Ice mn
into the building from the Baltimore A.
ONO railroad. Another switch will
probably be run over "a lindurt In m.
second hoor OF the building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
PREPARING MAP
out-the-Pike Suburbs Being Canvassod
for Free Mail Delivery
Service.

CnmrHr and holder civil engineers. ur
Wheeling are busy with the work OF
making fnU mnua of tn. towns Iu tho
uut-fho-rikr district Several months
tEl Nustuffire officials visited fIa cute
fue-pika section and made arrangement
with fne mayors of t'D different towns
fH have complete maps made uI the disc
fricf with the understanding that they
sore tu have "a sub station of the post
Office with daily mail delivery al soon
4a matters could BE- arrange. A. meet
IuU of che mayors wna IUid HuH 40 wHa
decided to have "a complete map of tho
section made This woe started Imr.-
dIHfrIr and the engineer. Hr. rushing
Do Ur completion Hr Fast Hn ruaefhI..
authorize require Ie .uutIuuuua side.
walk DO ia rnId eco councils lf INr IIf.
frrauf towns wiU consider fHIa I- fr.
near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
MAY DEVOTION

As this is the first DAY OF Nav. i'm
portant religious services will be
held I'm 81. Joseph's cathedral. follow
ing the usual custom OF the church
The May devotion will begin in the
cathedral this evening and will be
continued every evening during the
month An exposition OF the blessed
sacrament will be observed all DAYS.
as this is the first Friday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

and highly respected citizen OF tne
county. and during his forty years al
residence there. has uou, much for the
city and county. aiding much iu fs
procresSiveuess and good worE He a.
the present city treasurer and recorder
anu - well known Co the residents or
" cllshurs. lie has been very active. in
fNthian circles and has a wide acoliaint-
ahce not only throughout West virginia
nut IN ohio and Pennsylvania ne Ms
instrumental iu the founding and insti-
tuition Of WcllSburs lodge OF the order.
ana only recently aided materially in
the rounding OF Follaushee lodge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
BAILEY ARRESTED
Local Produce Man Charged Win vi
olstion OF City Health and
Food Ordinance

Pat Bailey. local produce man. was
placed under arrest last night by SAINT
tary Officer Il. r. Cameron. and will
be arraigned in police court this morn
ing. charged with violation OF section
is Of the city health ordinance. and
also for violation OF the city food ordi-
nance. The charge. 10 is said. will be
OF a serious nature.
Clark lehman. disorderly. was az
rested by Captain Hastings last night
and viii receive a hearing this morn
ing. Bond was refused By the police.
Robert Thornton. disorderly. was ar.
rested on complaint of his wife. and
will appear in police court this morn
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
COUNTY TICKET
wiu BE Placed in Field BY Progressives,
Executive Comr~sttes so De
cided Last Night

THE ohio County Progressive ENe,u-
tive Committee held meeting last
night Liberty district was not repre-
scented. ". g. Knob tuEr. of TriuIet-
phia district was elected Co succeed
walter Mcclure. The committee direct h.
cd that cali bo issued for q county
convention be held saturday. May De-.
nt 1880 o'clock a. m Al this CouNsu-
ton "a full county ticket. Including cI,-i.s
"f the courts. county commissioners aud
various district Officers. also members
OF the Legislature. wiI be- nominated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
STRIKE EXPECTED
Though Can Has Not Been Received
Since Rejection OF Miners Ultima
tum by Ohio Operators.

Up Co last evening mo- call had boom
issued for strike az the miners tn
Eastern Onto. but it is expected a. any
time from the headquarters. The uI.i-
matum. which was presented Go tho
operators was re!cctet by them and an
that there ls Co do al the present time
rs To- await word from headquarters. The
officials az bridgeport claim that there
ls "a misunderstanding on the part or
the operators In regard Co am Increase.
a- they claim they are NOT askin= fur
tu Increase. but merely Co have the rum
ot-minc system put into effect instesd
of the screen bill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
MAY AFFECT 3. & o.

\ shortage in local %. a @. shop
work is looked for IN the near future
owing 90 the closing down OF the Ma.
uOnal Tube Works. Car orders will
be sure 10 decrease. and with the al
ready slack work in the Benwood
shops. the outlook is anything out
bright The suspension OF the River
size mill will not affect Benwood 10
any great extent. aside from the pos
sible shortage In railroad work. as tle
Wheeling Steel a Iron is working goCu
time and has orders for several weeks
I'm advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
COMMENCEMENT TONIGHT
IN WEST ALExANDER SCHOOL

commencement exercises Tor the grad
lallng class 81 TIE West Alexander
High school will be- hold this evening m
inc auditorium of the New Peoples I:4nA
building. The class consists OF eirh-
members. seven girls and one boy Tho.
nave arranged an excellent literary pro-
gram which consists Of essays. rscita-
lions. orauons and debates. with mu, .~
Tor the evening. AZ the close OF tho
commencement exercises the clpss vii,
be presented with their Diplomas Ia.
froi l.. H. DPubenspcck. OF the High
school Music for the occasion will BE-
iurnlshe by Meistet's orchestra. OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
COOL WEATHER YESTERDAY

'"u7Iu'rabI0 chnng" ives Noted In IN,
weather conditions YESTERDAY. Folinv
ing a slight rain early iu IN . morning
the mercury took drop. falling several
degrees. where DO remained for tb.
greater part of the day. "Wednesday 40
reached as Hi-h as 90 and ns low Hs o.
while yesterday the highest reached was
%. falling "s low ss a. al DO O'Clock
last aNCning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
M MECHEN STORE
Change in Personnel Of Grocery Firn
Announced Yesterday. Improve
ments Planned.

The partnership og Bauub-re.r Bros.
oWnets OF the general store ON sixth
t,ttt. MtMetheu. l~ soon to lie dis
solved. and the arm har.aft.r ,,i1 h..
'Mhea 10y Albert ". RauInb, rl.c- and e.
w. Wichtermau. the latter ot Mounds
firm in order to 20 into -he 4ut,r,. ,tiie
iapalr and garage business y ne mold
luEs or Wesley Eaumbc...r has been
SOFA 20 MS uncle. q. rs. WI.lf.. imam aud
the nrm hereafter viii OBJ. krlw1 as
haumbergcr and Wicnterutu. Repairs
VIII be made Co the building. and an en-
cred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
BOWLERS RETURN
Local ALLEY Meu" Return After Cam
peting in the Tri-State Bowling
Tourney at Washington Pa.

The delegation Of Wheeling boUfers.
Who participated iu the Tri-State bowl
tnE tournament yesterday at Washing
Ton, Ia. returned nt midnight McNclI
Tor the MuNee was the crack roller OF
the bunch from this CITY. his high
score being $500 other good scores
Ncf" made. The tournament closes
saturday and from present indications
the locals viii get Boo the money.
Tine following are the scores OF the
local MuSee dick pin team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
EXCITING RUNAWAY.

Another runaway occurred yestnr-
.'F morning when team belonging
.o tho Heiser Ice COMPANY bocawe
.iehtened at the corner of -Four
.renlh and Chaplinc streets and ran
r"af 10 is thought that the team
o'tant frightened az the engine at
.1' nov Hub addition The team
O7s.a lhapliue street and bolted
r''f"inE ice az they ran
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
HocHTEoBERR ? ndPRov1ro

't. learned at the ohio VALLEY
rf -uitoI l7sf night that Iamts
rfH De- IMPROVING but slowly.
.hnItinu. while If tends toward D..
.'. Del Net rrifraI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
HONOR
HENRY STENGLE
wELLSBURG AND Fo11.ussv,
LODGE MEMBERS GATHER
IN JOINT SESSION
To show Appreciation OF work Done By
Fioneer Worker IN This State.
Give Him Present.

joint meeting or members of Wells
ourg lodee. No. 30 and Follaus ba. lout.s
No. no. knights of pytbias. was hsii
last evening In the Wei burg lodge .as-
tie hall. in honor of If.ur,. A stencil
Charter member OF M.II-Uurr fodq.. 80
ON" OF the oldest BNtItnnz fu M. stat.
5y meeting was presided over by Chan.
N'itVI commando Albert Suedekcr and
an interesting program was rendered
ZION. Robert Ramsey. prosecuting affor-
htl OF Brooke count. aud "a mem Der on
interesting talk. speaking in the highest
terms OF Mr.. SttuElr. lu who's, honor
the members had gathered
EollCWing Mr.. Rausey's talk. the
1hahc 'llor commando ON behalf OF ga.
Two lodges. presented very handsotn.
watch guard and seal Go MIR. StsnrI. ss
token o. the HIN esteem in which
ne is held by hIs fellow members Air
Stengle accepted the token with t.lrs
"a his eNc s. end after fully recovering
himself thanked the members for the
MINOR bestowed upon him
Speakers Pay Tribute.
interesting addresses were delivered
during the evening by Prof = * Mar
dis of the public schools OF WcIl-burr
Riddle. ~ the Wellsburg Christian
,H4i'h. number OF other members
delivered impromptu talks All spoke of
ar Stengle as brother and one OF the
pN Iamids Of the order OF the state re-
CA ling Oh" excellent work that be had
done in the past for the benefit OF the
Excellent musical numbers were de-
hNerrd during the evening. which we're
tHIcciaily interesting and entertaining
To the large number OF knights ratbrr-
ed together. Following the rendition or
the program. elaborate Entertainments
We're served by the entertainment com
mlttee OF the lodge.
Mr.. StenEle bon whose honor the
knights gothered lest night. has been \
resident ot Wcllsburg during most ~
mis- active life lie b. "a we'll known
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01

Fridays Games.
Swatters VS.. Crowns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-01
Bowling
Mues Ten Pin League.
Masonic Club Ducks.

Aotals --.-..-...- sos S91 SIS g
Tonight-rWo-men tournament
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-23
SPORT WHEEZES.
Being PurlOined Dog Meat,
Prune Pies, Lemon Sand
witches, Etc.

The final test for the new substi-
tute to be used in ~ eutoxnobiles In
place of gasoline was held at the In
dianapolis Speedway last Friday and
the engine Of the auto used is now
being taken apart and examined to
find what effect the chemicals had
on the mechanism. "A total of 1000
miles were covered in the test at an
average Of 55.95 miles per hour. A
stock Marmon car was used.
The new substitute is composed
mostly Of water with little naptha-
line and two secret ingredients that
can be bought at any drug store. 1t
Is said to cost only one and one-half
cents a gallon and is claimed by its
discoverer to be superior to gasoline.
Its official name is "aQualine."
Tomorrow afternoon the Topeka
gun club will barrel their clay pig
cons and turn loose their big guns on
real. live, Thanksgiving turkeys.
These turkeys will be the prizes of
the days shoot and all contestants will
be properly handicapped to prevent
monopolies. The first unlucky tur-
key is booked to become target
promptly at 1 o'clock.
In the opening church league bas-
7. M. c. A. the Second United Pres
byterian team defeated the First Unit
ed Brethren five by the score of % to
%. The lineup was as follows:
Brethren-Sorenson. center; Eddy.
T. f.: Bennett. l. T.; G. Baker. Day. r.
g.; G. Baker. 1. g.
Presbyterians-Scho CEN
ter; Tweedy, T. T.; Plath. l. f.; Mont
gOmery, Gates, r. g.; Williamson. !. g.
New Haven. Conn.,. Nov. .23.-Cor-
nell had an easy time winning the in
tercollegiate cross-country run Satur-
day afternoon. Her total was IS
against Harvard's II and Yale's 81.
Other colleges scored: Massachusetts,
Tech. 113. Pennsylvania ia, Prince
ton 129, Colby $50. Dartmouth I'll,
Brown 1876, Columbia 214, New York
1851.
Lafayette. Ind. Nov. 23.-Minne-
sofa won the big Nine conference
cross-country run here Saturday af-
ternoon from a field Of ten contest
ants. The winners scored forty-five
points, a good lead over Ames. which
took second place with 81 points. Wat
son of Minnesota was the individual
winner. crossing the tape in Is min
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-23
TIGERS BEAT K. j.
Kansans Lost Hard Game to
Old Missouri Rivals.
Jayhawker Defense Proved In
effectual 1T Critical Moments.

Lawrence, Nov. GA place kick by
Ha1fback Graves from the "a yard line
in the last quarter with but five min
utes to. play gave the University of
Missouri a 10 to victory over the Uni
versity of Kansas here Saturday after
noon, thus surprising even the most
ardent Tiger supporters.
The Jayhawkers fairly swept the
Missouri eleven on its feet in the OPEN
ing quarter and hurried to a touch
down after but six minutes of play.
Then the Tigers strengthened. In the
second quarter. the Missouri backfield
wore down the Jayhawker line and
plunged across the Kansas goal line
for a touchdown.
The third quarter was even but in
the final period the Missouri back
charged with aggression and brought
home victory for the Tigers.
Lansing, Drumm, VanDyne. Groves
and Clay Of Missouri proved more than
a match for the X. U. line and Lake.
Shepard and Miller in the backfield
stretched every inch to its full meas
ure in advancing the oval. Wood and
Reber played great ball for kansas,
and at times the whole X. U. team
showed flashes of brilliant playing,
only to slump away again before the
Tiger attacks The lineup and summary
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-23
MAIL CARRIERS meet
sixth District Organization to Have
Big Gathering at Colby Nov. 70.

Colby, Kan. Nov. 23.-The Sixth
district rural carriers will meet here
November &c. There are over 100
carriers in the district. and many of
them will be present.
w. r. Powell Of Codell. president Of
the Kansas Rural Carriers' associa-
ton, will be present to open the meet
ing with an address. A banquet will
be served the carriers.
Congressman John r.. Connolly.
John Kenworthy of Stockton. J. w.
Morphy OF Russell, r. F. Ordway OF
Plainville, r.. E. Terry Of Grinnell.
and G. A. Dfnsmore Of Lucas, are on
tho program for addxooa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-23

is made plain in Christian Science. It
is SO simple and practical that young
and old alike may readily adopt It.
Every kind act on our part. every low
ing sacrifice for the good Of others.
means just SO much Of deathless Life
for US here and now. In other words,
the more good we do and embody tho
more permanent becomes our sense of
Life.
Treatment.
1t requires honesty, humility, COM
passion. moral purity. and spiritual UNI
Outstanding to give a treatment In
Christian Science. Simple though tho
process is. none but a Christian can
understand 1t or use it. 1t is beyond
the ken of human will power or mem
tai suggestion" even to attempt to give
Christian Science treatment Treat
ment Is not the influence of one human
mind over another. 1t IL the activity
OF the Word Of God in human con.
seriousness. 1t is prayer in its highest
and truest sense.
Results.
Observation and experience both
compel the admission that the most
successful and salutary influence known
to the world today is the practice Of
Christian Science. AS a prophylactic
or preventive with both children and
ADULTS 1t has no compeer. So many
cases Of healing are in evidence that
practically the whole world agrees ON
one point. that Christian Science treat.
ment has frequently cast out the demon
OF intemperance in its very worst form.
It has also healed the morphine. CO.
ca1ne and other demoralizing habits
Where there has been first a willing
mind. there is no form Of human. deg
radiation and vice that has not yielded
to the activity of right thought. Chris
tan Science recognizes the healing OF
disease as always incidental to the con-
quering Of the moral faults under
whatever guise 1t may appear
In national. state and municipal &C.
tivities We witness the steady advances
and achievement Of right thought
What but the spiritual idea, express
ing the power, law and dominion OF In
vincible right could inspire and lead o.
such a mighty conflict as Is now bein6
waged throughout the world betweSn
right and wrong? Truly says our Lead
er: The world feels the Alternative e.
feet Of truth through every poro.ss
(Sctence and Health. page 224.)