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Heyes it, she embraces her body with
 in her belief and her body responds 10 the belief let the same mother however. tell the same little girl, that
 water has no more power to make her 1 take cold when it gets on Ter feet
 than when it gets on her face, or i when she drinks 1t. and the child may than get her feet wet every day, with | out the slightest bad results
 Again. one man believes that if ne sleeps in draught he will take cold,
 and it will be SO. Sitting righ, by his side is another man who believes ! that unless he sleeps in a draught, he will be sick, and it will be so, and there are two exactly opposite results following from the same draueht, not because there is any power in the draueht but because of human belief about it, linus showing that the body
 responds to whatever the human mind
 believes concerning it.
 1 Thus Christian Science is proving i'm many different directions that the body is not self-actng that it has no intelligence to act and no sensa- tion to feel, and that in every case, it obeys and responds to the neutrality
 that governs 1t.
 Indeed, this fact is so plain, that when it is once pointed out every ole will readily observe instances to prove it, and the more one gives heed to it. the more it becomes plain that by controlling ones mental state of
 truth, he can thereby control his body, and govern its feeling and action.
 Real Significance of Jesus Words. Ii then becomes easy to understand the immense significance of the words of Jesus, when he said 'Ye shal know the truth and the truth shall make you free" for when the human
 mind is filled With truth insetad of error. the body will respond with har- mony instead of with discord 1t also becomes self-evidelt that humanity
 must and will be emancipated from | bondage to sin, sickness and death, not by doctorine the matter body with drugs nor through reliance upon dead 1 ceremonies or blind unreasonng faith
 but through the regeneration of the | human mind.
 Is that not precisely what St Paul
 meant waen he said Be ye trans formed by the renewing of your
 mind 2" Can there be any other way
 for suffering men and women to be i Liberated from evil conditions and
 transformed into a state of peace and 1 harmony except through the conscious
 eyangelization and regeneration of the l human mind?
 Raeardess of what one may think
 or believe concerning the doctrine oi
 atonement, it Is plain that there can
 he no such thing as v.carious reecn-
 eration Each individual must go
 through that process for himself and either here or hereafter he will ea- ter into lhe kingdom of peace. only when he shall have gotten rid of tae superstitious, erroneous ant vicious 1 qualities of the human mind and shall come to know the truth concerning
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of Spirit instead of the so-called laws
 of matter and that by telling the
 truth to mortal m:ud, and thereby de- stroyng false belief, to preserve his body in health.
 To illustrate how the body responds 1 to the mentality that governs it. study the faces of two men One is turrowed with deep lines It expresses bitterness. and shows that the man hates every one, and believes that l every one haets him. The other Is
 radiant with good will, and shows by
 it's expression that the man loves ev- cry one and thinks that every one loves him. What is it that makes the difference between the faces of the two men? Is it not their thought? And if thought can produce such radi- cal changes in the shape, expression and contour of mems faces. is it not rlain that thought will also produce like changes in the shape and action
 of every organ and part of the body? For there is no part of the body that
 is beyond the reach of human thought and since no part of the body pos sesses intelligence or sensation in nor of itself it follows that no organ or nerve can act except ia obedience 10
 the mentality that governs it.
 Also observe what happens when q person becomes angry. Immediately the functions of every organ in the
 body are disarralged, The liver at
 once begins to secrete bile, and to diffuse it through the system, SO that one of the first results of a fit of
 anger is that the breath becomes foul The heart action is also disturbed. either being accelerated or retarded, and the face becomes pale or flushed. Any physician will say that many deaths have occurred from fits of anger, and yet anger is only mental quality or state
 Now. let one ask himself that since such results as these, which are wit messed daily, can arise from a sudden wrong mental impulse, does it require
 much thought 10 see that like evil re
 suits will also occur from the habitua! entertainment of a wrong mental
 quality? Is it not plain, that hatred, and all of it's subdivisions and by products. such as malice spite, re. sentiment and revenge, must neces- satily produce evil and discordant
 conditions upon the human body? | And likewise. that every evil quality
 of the mortal mind. such as disaon-
 esty, jealousy, greed, avarice, self | will, fear and the like. are so many
 conspirators against the peace and ; harmony of mankind, and that until
 these qualities are cast out, and are
 displaced by the qualities of That
 mind which was also in Christ
 Jesus men aud women will continue
 to suffer sin, be unhappy. and die
 As another illustration Of how the
 human mind governs the auman body
 let mother tell her little girl that
 she will take cold if she gets her feet wet. and if w'll be so and why' It is because the child believes what
 her mother says aad Whu she be-
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God and man Christian eeuce points ont the way. lt ts the Science of right thinking and right Iivine iJ c1n. uadistinction to errou tl.nilns and wrong iFig.
 Mrs. Eddy
 Some day ali mankind will recoe- nize the immeasurable service ttat Mrs. Eldy has rendered 10 humanity by her discovery of Christian Science and the establishment of the Chris tian Science movement. Through her teaching sic has el yated relisious understanding from a theoretical 10 a practical basis She has taught Ape world that il is the mission of re. Hgion to heal people of sickness, sor row urhappiness and fear as well as to destroy sin, and has so clearly do- fined the process by means of which these results may be accomplished az to make it possible for every one to prove it for himself and thereby to heal himself and others, Christian Science is applied Christianity just as truly as engineering is applif q mathematics. There is no mystery about it. and when one does his woii, correctly. according to it's rule, 1eal- ing and regeneration must follow.
 In the Bible (John xX.17D We read
 that Jesus said to Mary Co 10 my brethren. and say unto them, l ascend unto my Father. and your Father
 and to my God and your God. Also
 ia 1 John iii:1, Beloved. now are we the sons of God and it doth not yet appear what we shall be: but we know
 that, when he shall appear, We shall like him for We shall see him as
 ne is" St Paul also wrote (Romans l2.lG 1O. "The Spirit itself beareth witness with our spirit that we a-e the children of god and if children thsn heirs; heirs of God aid joint heirs with Christi
 , hrsual Science demonstrates the uu'1 Of these inspired statements. It n.akrs available as a present right and possibly mans inheritance as the son and heir of God by showing that tho real man created by God is spiritual and not material. that his life. cen. tinuHy, intelligence and harmony are in spirit and not in matter; that all of his qualities and attributes are de- Giyel from Spirit, and that every fW9c- ton of the real man is governed by , the divine Mind Man therefore. ex- >resSes the divine nature, and Hence he is the image of God, and as such , is perfect aIC immortal The material T an is rot the likeness Of God for matter cannot be the image Of Spirit. He is the false concept of man, and the sin. disease and q ath involved
 in this false concept will disappear
 as false mortal beliefs are dissolved by truth. The material belief must give place to the spr.ual fact in
 every case.
 Out of the amplitude of her own spiritual understanding Mrs. Eddy has translated into human language the tmh about God and ma9. and tbcir relationships has revealed a erfecl divine Principle that governs man
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Try a sentjneI.Record Want Ad.
DUPONT CONVICTED.

Ou a change or venue to Mountain Valley township under a charge Of practiciug medicine without a license. Mir DuPont of the High Life remedy was yesterday convicted and was fined $500 and given a senetnce of 90 days in jai', from which an apl al was taken 10 the circuit court
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as wholly spiritual as they now ap pear to God and as they have alway, appeared to God for God has never seen His children nor His creaticI through mortal eyeglasses. He has always seen us as spiritual. and hence to Him We have always beer perfect. In that day we shall know as in fact we have now learned thaI nothing that God made is materia or ever needs to he healed and that the only thing that needs to be healed is our own false concept of that which He made perfect
 If all this were only a theory peo pie might be justified in refusing tc accept it, but Christian Science prac titioners are proving daily in all parts of the civilized world that by holding the perfect man in concept, by know ing That man is spiritual and perfect and is governed hy an alllovine God and by arguing steadfastly from the standpoint of the reality of good in. stead of from the standpoint of the supposed reality of evil, the sick are healed and human conditions do i'm prove.
 Christian Science. therefore. is prov ing step by step that the declaration made by Jesus is true, and that in proportion as the knowledge of the truth fills human consciousness, driy- ing out error and false beliefs. men and women come into the possession here and now of their god-givea do minion.
 Mental Causation.
 | know how difficult a thing it is for people who are unacquainted with the teachings of Christian Sci. eace to understand what is meant by mental causation Humanity has been accustomed through so many centu- ries to consider that all causation is vested in matter. that when we begin to discuss the subject of mental caus- alton we are dealing with something that is unfamiliar to many. W hen l first turned to Christian Science, ] did so for physical healing. and l was healed under circumstances that admitted of no doubt that I had been healed. |, therefore, became deeply convinced that Christian Science must be the truth, because it had wrought in me so great a change When ! was told, however that there was no in telligenca or sensation in the human body, l said that the thing was SC manifestly absurd that no intelligent l person could believe it for moment and in spite of the fact that I hat been healed through Christian Scienc, came very near turning my bacl upon it. Instead of doing so. how ever, l determined to make an homes effort to find out, if I could, wha
 Christian Science meant by line state
 ment that there is no intelligence 0 l sensation in the mortal body.
 had not proceeded very far bC
 fore I wound that the statement wa
 true and then l found that fl wa
 necessarily true. and I began. to w0I ] der why l myself had not thought , , l 1t long before, because il appeared $
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The land lays
 Bargains.

kind. and has proved tua' The truth taHeA. bg Jesus Is scientific. and may D. amo9suate1 today as ot told 10 deivar the siluiug, sorfewing and suffering from their oppressors, 10 set all man ind tree fom bondase to eyil and to establish the Kingdom of God 8n earth
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TWO WOMEN HUNG

onto their husbands coattails, beg ging them to bring home some of Jack Goodine's famous Chile and Roast Beef Sandwiches with the gravy oozing ont ob dem. S25 Central Ave. Phone 1076.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12

Dr. A l.. Sneed has returned after a two months absence and can be found at his office in the Arkansas National Bank Building as usual
 I8-21tG
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12

DRESS FORMS - Mrs Armstrong will make her Famous Dress Forms at 6 Del, street, from Jan. 4tb to 9th.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-12

Some II subdivded lots in east part of city, line of the new nterurban Road
 Burlington Place" 28 lots almost in center of city, 600 it. from the junction of Central Park and Wilmington Ay nues about 200 from Wilmington Presbyterian Church, beautiful healthy location for nice residences
 "DeGlen Place" 28 nice residential lots just south of Park Ave- laying between Dell and Glen Sts. This really fine site contains about acres, time selected site an Odd Fellows Sanitarum the beaut and heathfuness the location These lots bargains those intending to build
 "Rambe Grove. nice lots Ramble St. at junction of Rambe Oriole and Bloom Sts The environment has nice cottages and other improvements
 "Westbrook Addition" nice lots Bower St., just north of Park Ave Pretty cottages and fine buildings all "Webrook and nice class of residents The four lots laying together would make beautiful building site
 Several pieces city property in the eastern part of the city, the projected Interurban line
 About 10 just north and close to Wilmington Ave, between Maple Linden and Myrtle Sts. This property is simply ideal for bungalow sites with its gentle eevaton vines, fine shade trees and delightful coolness
 40 Acres situated Is of mile east from the Posoffic2 about l2 mile east of the city limits This tract will be d
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Hot Springs Real Estate For Sale bv Owner

ouacha Avenue, lO6 1t by 252 it.. unimproved; op posite Christian church This property adapt for business houses in front and cottages in
 On Ouachia Ave, 56 by 150 it.; the improvements are fine furnished flats 668 and 670; and in each gas, electric light, water and sewerage
 On Ouachta Ave- undivided half interest in it. by 230 it.; unmproved almost opposite Court House.
 There be mistake in buying Ouachia pro- Ia steadily advancing in value above other location in the city It the main artery business Farmers South Hot Springs Springs pro- Just look at the building being done this should be N convincing anyone
 106 it. by 200 it. Fern between Quapaw and pect Ave; the property lays Mir George Housley pretty bungalow; sewerage water electric light It is really beautiful building site; price reasonable
 On Prospect Ave- next to Government drive up West Mountain lots 56 it. frontage each by f deep They part and what left of what formerly called Park spot of Hot Springs fine residential sites; hardwood shade
 60 ft Garden St by IA Pleasant St., square from Park Hotel and Malvern Ave- sewerage gas electric light street This property well adapted
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God and man Christian Seeuce points ont the way. lt is the Science of right thinking and right living iJ coh. uadistinction to erroneous tun'z.ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Some Good Fairy
Will Bring Them

Some good fairy-in way, somctimc-Wl introduce
Pulled Grains to YOU Not only one but all OF thc-Pu1ed
Wheat Pulled Rice and Corn Pulfs.
That good fairy may be ad like this Or mother who
tells Won how her children love them These foods are too
goodEand too good for you-to remain always unknown at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
News notes of Interest.

The Rev. Theron II. Rice. u. D.. one
Of the LEADING divincs Of Southern
Presbyterian Church. will occupy the
pulpit of Tabb street PRESBYTERIAN
Church ut the morning and evening
service tomorrow.
The Petersburg Observation-Disclosures
scheme. which has several times been
warmly agitatcd. seems lately 20 have
uuictcd down. Ii IL not dcad how
ever. and Will probably receive atten-
tion at the coming session of congrcss
The new schedule with additional
passenger trains on tho City Point rail
road is materially interfering with the
JitncN service between Petersburg and
ilopcw"Il. and Il number OF cars par
tcularlN those brought here from other
points, are TO hc taken off the road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Cninnlle ll-nurrIi-

tSpecial TO The Times Dispatch
IA NtltEtRG. VA. September 25-
Fountain Inn, at Rusthurg. WAS nm
eNp"ctedly tho setting for romantic
wedding on Friday evening. when Miss
FANNIE Rurch, daughter Of John +.
Surch. and Wiley r. Campbell. both Of
l.ynchhurs. were married there Rev
t. Is Blankenship. Of the RusthurE
Methodist Church performed the care
mony. The principals, in company with
half dozen friends. motored 10 BUST
burg for supper. and up to the time Of
the meal no one in the party eXrept
the bride and groom knew the mar.
riase was TO take place Later tho
party drove back TO Lynchburg. and
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell will make their
homo here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
FALL PROVES FATAL
Farmer Enlls Thirfy-nve Feet From
SilO md Dies From Ills
fuIurteS.

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA. September
2".-Jacob Zimmerman. nifty years old.
Il prominent farmer OF tho Spring
Creek nctShburhood. fell thirty-nvo
feet from the top of his silo ON Thurs
day afternoon, landing on cement
foo" and sustaining internal injuries
from, which h" died last night. He was
boring Z, hole through a plank with a
brace and bit. and when the bit went
through the plank ii threw him on
his balance ana he fell. lic vas alone
and finally got up and walked to the
hoUS.
He leaves two sisters and one
brother. John Zimmerman. OF Augusta
County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

NASHlNGTpN, ScptCWbhcr "5.-The
INDICATIONS ar" that there Viii he rains
sunday III the ohio and Mississippi
Valleys. followed hy generally fair
weather IN these districts Monday In
the Middle Atlantis states oNercas,
weather sunday viii probably be fol
lowed 10y rain sunday night o. on
Monday. In the south Atlantic and
last Gulf states generally fair wealth
cr sunday VIII hc followed by unset
tied weather and local rains on Mon
day. The weather Will be cooler sun
DAY IN the tppcr Mississippi Valley and
the Middle Atlantic states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

4 numhcr OF deeds OF Transfer Of
real estate we're recorded this week.
among them the following:
Petersburg Terminal Co, Inc. TO
Julia Gully. property on East Bank
street; 500. GOO
Joseph w Phillips and wifi to
Friend x Co. Inc, lot corner Of Fourth
and River streets: $4,000.
Roper Realty Corporation to Paul
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Tag Day For Colorcd Home

SATURDAY viii he observed as Tag
Day for the colored hospital and train
ING school TO ne conducted under tho
auspices OF tho Colored old Folks
home OF this city. \ fund Of about
>i.""o in cash and $4,000 in pledges has
a!ready been secured toward tho ercc-
ton of this institution for the coloyrd
raCr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

nae POS, -oiioo ~ Guy FoiM, was
broken into several nights ago by a
thief. or thieves. but as far as known
nothing Of value MAS taken. The in
trudcrs found no money which was
evidently the object q! their visit The
safe. which contained small amount
Of money, was not disturbed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

AMMO NJ. Fisher and husband to Mol
lie Il. Eancs. lot corner Of linton and
Lafayette Streets; $4,000.
George G. burgess to a. G. Connolly,
lot cast side Halifax street; Si.500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
Install Fnther Sme+ Tu-Dnv.

Especial 10 The Times. Dispatch
ALEXANDRIA,. VA. September %
Rev. Louis Smct Of Warrenton. Va
viii he formally Installed as pastor %
-. Mary's Catholic Church at 1919
o'clock mass tomorrow morning h,
RI Rev. y. j. p'Connell. Bishop o
Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
THE WEATHER

lforccast; NtrEtuii,
-rnrti. cloudy sun
day; Nioudn. show :
cr> aud cooler.
North tnroltuR-
I'nir sunday; Mon
day rloud..
south taroiipn-
Fair sunday: Mon
da, cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

NNIntNll lNSt tWcmtN -toUr nouns Nom
Deficiency in rainfall since March
Accumulated deficiency in rain
fall since January l............ "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

Certificate of corporation Of tn"
Columbia Realty Corporation was - E
corded in the clerks office To-day. The
charter of the company is a very
broad one. hut its main purpose is TO
deal generally in real estate, The cap
ital stock is placed at from $4,000 TO
$4,000. and the officers. all residents of
Petersburg. are. president, H. 7. Eo-
scnherc, secretary. L. MnUry Young;
treasurer. J ! Dunlop Those officers
constitute the hoard Of directors.
Certificate Of incorporation Of the
East Petersburg Development Corpora
tion has also been recorded in the
clerks Office. The purpose is To CON
duct tho business OF a development
company. The capital stock is 100000
minimum, S5o.ooo maximum: ana tho
officers are president, Richard II.
Mann. Petersburg: nrst vice president,
w. /. Rahily. Petersburg: second vice.
presidents, l.. Vaughan. Shawsville.
Va: secretary. : r. McClanahan. re-
tnrshurC treasurer Horace l.. smith,
Petersburg: general manager. y. w,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
HuiIlip~ plant go"

The building OF plant "c'' ~ the pu
Pon, works IS progressing rapidly and
will soon he completed This plant is
separate ami distinct from plants ~
and n" and viii he devoted 20 the
manufacture Of acids used in making
Cuncotton II VIII make tho plant in
dependent Of other concerns in the sup
PLY Of acids. and will insure tn" per-
manenCy OF the works at city Point
after tho close Of the European war
and that consequently Hopcwell he
comes an Incorporated city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26

IVmpcrNtUrt. ~, humidity. 20: WIND,
direction. southeast, wind, velocity. =
miles, Weather. clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-26
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
"a L =.

HIGH TIDE
cui 'S'.'....-e o. Morning ~
sun sets. OF Evening
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-06-04

Remember that you can get yonl
printing done promptly and reasona-
bly, at The Record Office. Printing is
orr tuSiWsB.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-06-04
Cedar CITY Raypenings

FOUND.--Four blooded rams hav-
ing AL. Thorley's ear tags. Call Echo
Farm, Washington county.
You'll find no SKINNED milk In the
ice cream the COSY CORNER sells.
Try IL and be convinced. Adv.
Grave fears are entertained by the
sheep owners whose focks were lamb
ing about the time Of the recent cold
snap. Weather Of this kind is very
disastrous to the little lambs, partic-
ularly on the mountain, where II is
much colder than it is in town.
The weather turned decidedly cool
again Wednesday evening and yester-
day fire in the heating stoves was
indispensable TO comfort. 1t looks as
IL the weather man was afraid lit
tie Of the fruit might have escaped
the previous attacks Of the frost.
President VIM. II. Lyman of Paro-
wan was down attending the Com
mencement exercises at the b. A. Z.
last Tuesday. Pres. Lyman had two
children in the graduating class, a
son and daughter, who accompanied
him on his return home.
A local lady of refinement whose
employment keeps her on the Main
street, has called our attention to the
lack of civic pride upon the part of
many of the people, who make prac-
tice Of throwing wrapping paper, en-
velopes and other refuse matter or
the street and sidewalks, to the Diet
riment of the appearance of the town
This is doubtless done thoughtlessly
by those guilty of it, and now that we
have called attention to it, We trust
that it will cease.