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The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-04-09
Local and Personal Mention
OUR MAGAZINE SECTION.

We take pleasure in announcing 10 our
readers this week that, beginning with our
issue the first week in May, and continuing
with our issue the first week in each
month. we will furnish Farmers Magazine
Section of The Polk COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
This section will be edited by /. +. Peck
at present and for the past four years Com
missioner of Agriculture OF Tennessee
who on account of his intimate knowledge
of agricultural conditions, has revolutonlzed
that department and has aroused more IN
terest in practical methods in farming than
has ever been done befora. He was reared
ON = farm and has made a success OF his
farm work. He had eight years technical
training in addition to his life time devoted
to farming.
IJpon his retirement from his present po-
s;tion he will be in active charge OF his
farming operations and will be contendldg
with the same problems engaging other
farmers. and in the Farmers Magazine
Section will discuss his experience.
Associated with him will be specialists
in every phase of agriculture who are not
merely theorists, but with ripe and sue
cessful experience to draw from
The Farmers Magazine Section OF this
will supply our readers with the agrlcuitu-
raj information they need. 1t will be
timely and will be suited to local conditions
1t will keep the farmer abreast with
progress made in better farming. 1t Will
not admit to its columns the idle vapor-
ings of the theorists, who are always ready
with advice, none of which they have ever
put in successful practice.
The Farmers Magazine Section will 90
much for better agriculture, giving the
farmers dependable information when they
need it; and giving us more space and bet
ter opportunities to take care OF the edl-
torial, local and news items OF this paper
Our desire is to make your home paper serve
its readers fully in every way 1t should
and in the Farmers Magazine Section we
feel we rendering distinct service that
will in itself result in contributing much to
the wealth, prosperity and happiness OF our
readers
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-04-09
FINE STATEMENT.

Elsewhere will be found statement OF
the condition of the Ducktown Banking 20.
at the close of business March 81, 1919.
Strong as Cibralter," this bank occupies
standing in banking circles OF East len,
nessee that is the envy of many banks OF
larger pretensions. Attending strictly to
the banking business, without .resortlng TO
high fnanciering and other questionable
methods It has built up business OF which
its officers, directors and stockholders are
Justly proud.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-04-09
WENT TO KNOXVILLE.

Professors Rucker, Swanson and Teddy
and Misses Arrants, Kyle, Taylor and Cope
land went to Knoxville, last Wednesday, to
attend meeting of teachers.
They returned Saturday, and report a
fine trip and we're all much pleased with
the treatment accorded them while there.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-04-09
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS is TO notify the public in general
that | will not be responsible for any debts
contracted or made by my son, Luke Cal
loway, after this date.
March 8. 1915. Mrs. BEN GALLOWAY.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-04-09

Wednesday.
Mrs. Julius Fouts was on the sick list
for several days, last week.
William Good, who has been i'll with
fever, is coming around all right.
Squire NJ. Payne left for Benton, Snn-
day and was on hand for county court.
This weather he's almost persuaded" a
few people 10 risking planting little gar
den.
Rev. G.. F. Thomas, who has been ill for
some time is improving we are glad to
learn.
Carmia, the 6-year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Hedden is very ill at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Renwick, of Isabella,
were passengers for Washington, D. e.,
Saturday.
Hon. C. G. Hyatt left for Washington,
Saturday, where he is attending United
States court.
Squire M. Payne returned from Benton,
Tuesday, and his disgust could not be ex-
pressed in words.
With Easter passing without sleet or
rainstorm, it may now be safely said that
spring is here. Maybe?
Chas E. Taylor, cashier ofthe Ducktown
Banking Co., attended county court, Mon
day, returning Tuesday.
Squire E. L. Auburn left for Benton to
give the situation the "once over" before
county court convened, Monday.
Deputy Collector 7. Burkett Ivans, and
Deputies W. T. Grow and ]. M. Mckenzie
were on our streets, last Friday.
J. E. Marshall and Otto Wallace were the
only bipeds of the male persuasion to in
dulge in display of Easter finery.
Hon. Grant Simonds came home from
Nashville, Saturday, but returned to Ben
ton, Sunday, to attend county court.
We n ,ticed more strangers in Ducktown,
Tuesday, than has been the case in many
months. Business must be picking up.
We are under obligations to Jack Town
send for copy Of the Dahlonega Nugget
edited by his brother, W. B. Townsend.
Sterling, the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Brown, has been very sick, Tor the
last two weeks with little, if any, improve
menI
W. T. Center. of Coppcrhill, had BUSH
ness in Ducktown, last Saturday and paid
this Office welcome as well as profitable
visit.
Capt. S. M. Reese, Of the D. s., G. & Leo.
went to Washington, Saturday, to be in at
tendance on the United States Supreme
court.
Mrs. C. M. Campbell and two little sons
arrived here, Monday, and will reside in
the Hidler property on Main street. They
are cordially welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bascom Gibson arrived
Monday from Tellico Plains, Monday, and
expect to make this their home. They are
stopping with Mrs. Cibson's father A. J.
Wilson.
John CLANCY is building an addition to
his grocery that will be agreat convenience
to him. 1t will have celler to IT. enabling
him to keep vegetables throughout the
winter without danger of their freezing.
The big White auto truck was hauling
Stag for the d. S., C. & T., CO., this week,
for use on the road leading from the PIKE
n..xx fn,,~, Morcelluc Shparer was
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-04-09
WATcHFoR IT!
OUR GREAT
MAGAZINE SUPPLEM ENT

One of the most unique features in history OF
country newspapers IS at our command anu II P.o
senting it to our readers we bespeak for it cordial
reception.
A Farmers Magazine, edited by Hon. 7. F. Peck
State Commissioner Of Agriculture, is guarntee as
to quality and our readers are indeed fortunate IN
being able to secure it.
Filled to the brim with news of interest to the.
farmer the stocraiser, the truckgrower the chicken
fancer etc.. it will be worth its weight IN gold to
those who will profit by its teachings
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

SHEEP MEN-saye your sheep pelts
and have L. J, Christofferson shear
them with the machine Lehi, Utah
4-r 23-tf
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Heads Mount
ed, fur rugs made to order; write for
price list. slias NJ. Brewer. AZ so. W.
iehipie' SAT- Lake. Dec.-25-p
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

which onnlies equally well to everything in life including
mercbandsno We have through sheer merit butt IN oalt
Lake City the biggest shoe business in the ouce west
IN v;ro; (lroo ,y have man who is in thorough accord
with our ideas of merchandising and we are duplicating IN
American Fork methods and giving you ne ogSeG
best shoe stock ever shown the county to select from Every
knows Virgil Groo knows his reliability ana we wH you
acquainted with through him. 80 we are 9lerlS
for this month only actual savings desirable merchandise
of fourth n third half and than half, as pleasant
introduction
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

NOTICE MR.. MAN: Are you In
the market for a car-if 80 we wou,,.
IKE 70 see you. We have ABOUT s,
."rs IN our SAFES rooms, cars that ha.
oeeh traded In on 1916 models. Thes,
cars must be sold regardless of price
Each car Is in first class condition
Now Is the time to get bargain in q
car A real bargain. Write us for list
ana prices. All information In regard
TO the cars gladly given. Remember
you are dealing with a reliable firm.
Correspondent solicited. Ask for Mr..
Cherry, manager Used Car Depart
ment. Randall-Dodd Auto Co.. Auto
Row, Salt Lake City. Wasatch 1890
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11
4 SHORT HONEYMOON.

Miss Ruth Robinson, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Robinson of tho
Fourth ward, was married in the Sal
Lake Temple Wednesday to Mr.. Clar-
enoe Sommcrs OF Tremonlon. The
groom left the same evening for a
mission to the northern states. while
his bride returned to Lehi.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

Lehi Is manager of the Dramatic Club
and promises the people of the Alpine
Stake rare theatrical treat. The To-
cal high school will attend In body.
superintendent Hopkins and Principal
'ennior guarantee the attraction.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11
U. of U. DRAMATIC CLUB

Miss Maud May Babcock with an all
star cast from the [. of L. will pres
.ent Her Husbands Wife" at the
Royal Theatre next Thursday. A son
OF Judge S. r. Thurman formerly OF
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11

/ S1.68
| Make Mother, Grandma some dear friend hannv
with pair OF Fleece Lined Shoes $500 and $225
values. Extra well made ~ 49,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11
Anderson's Adjustable Handle

Connectable to the famous superior
Dust Mop (Oil of CEDAR any brush,
scrubber, window dryer. mop. picture
and curtain pole holder. is surely the
king Everybody satisfied Address
Julis Lemperle, 10 South Main, Salt
Lake CITY. ll-2t-p
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MANS HOUSE SLIPPER SPECIALS.

MANS HOUSE SLIPPER SPECIALS
Buy them now for Christmas. Neat style Mans House
Slippers in embroidered velvet imitation alligator
68c the pair 0
S8c the Par-Man's extra nice tan or black goat skin
neatly patent leather trimmed House Slippers all sizes
Regular $l.45 values " " $1,000
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11
NJ ERIT WINS

If man write better better sermon OF ou , 80
ouse tran oven bon,h his woods the pubic "uu
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-12-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Second-handed wagon
3 Ia inches, also three good horses.
Inquire OF Rasmus II. Lund. Pleasant
Grove 4-2t-p
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CHOOSE CAREFULLY VIZ
BUY AN AUTOMopi

BUY AN AUToMoB9
Get the advice OF
expert before making your,
Let u man who knows eve !,
car from radiator to tall-ls
the benefit of his expert
rs 10 ipst what You cen 'a -,
car before you buy IT,
costs va iiii q
give II to you. Advice Oh !,
mobile question gladly 81
dress Automobile Informa'''
box Sc. Salt Lake CITY
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4 SALE Bonnie Oak Heater,
Nv; / stewart lot Draf,, sou.
DOC .. Misener American Fork. 4-2tp
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IN me leaMne
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might be hand embroidered or Of an
embroidered material was about the
universal style for children. Now
mother In just as anxious to have her
little girl appear individual and
stylish a. she u to appear 80 herself.
She studies her own fashions and
then very carefully reduces them to
their simplest form. but retains the
subtle smartness.
80 this season We see the little
0reenaway waistlines to the full
length skirts Of coats and frocks. the
ruffied skirts and tiny puff sleeves.
the flaring circular and plated skirts.
and 20 on. The combination Of plain
and figured materials which 10 such
q feature Of srown-up styles plays a
big part In the trimming game. for
effective results are obtained with
out other elaboration.
A little waist Of lowered voile
might top . skirt Of plain voils with.
out even . band Of the flowercd e
prove IT, relationship. or . bolero oI
heavy colored linen might complete
fine plain white handkerchief liner
or batists frock.
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GIRL IS FINED FOR Theft
or MONEY FROM MAIL

Charged with stealing from regis
tered letters which passed through
her hands a. clerk in the post once
sub-station IN her fathers drug store
at No. II East Houston Street, pretty
seventeen -year-old Adelaide Colon
nelo wept aloud as she was arraigned
to-day before United States District
Judge Cushman and entered q plea
Of guilty.
The girl was employed in the sub
station during tho Christmas rush.
She received no wages and stole from
letters containin money to buy cloth
in. Post once inspectors sent q de-
coy letter containing four 81 bills and
then arrested her. Two Of the bills
were found in her possession and she
admitted having opened other letters
said Assistant United States District
Attorney Edwin M. Stanton.
Money sent through the maili
must be protected" said Judge Cush.
man. though I am inclined to blame
the Government for allowing imma.
ture persons to handle It. You are
sentenced to pay a flne of 3i00."
The girls parents will pay the fine.
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VATICAN IS ATTACKED
! By MMAEIERuNCK FOR
NEUTRALITY UPON WAR

nolfg, March D.-Nsurice Mastsr-
mex. noted Belgian author. who II
attsmptine to stir up pro-aiiy senti.
uusnt by lectures throughout Italy.
ss-day made . savage attack on the
vatican for maintaining . neutral At.
'>1tn1s IN the war.
Masssrilnck delivered his bitter
critlcinm In the course Of an apprs.
caasioa Of Amsrica's aid 20 the starv-
~ poopls Of Belgium. 'On the other
hSn1," said the Belgian writer. "the
Vao1onn has Allied itself with the rich
.&nUgooocr - Germany - BY hoidins
SS6oe. It hes not stood BY the op-
0g0Goo1, tie suffering and the poor.
~ nv V]0ermsn sympathies are bound
- 6DoUt the church In Belgium and
USD0oo al<er Tie war.
lsaoteriinck's lectures throughout
1e0ly have bssn followed BY demon
6eIGtions On the part Of thoss favor.
- Nays entrance into the war With
- olliSs. HIS attack upon the vati-
go to-day was. however. received
v1th 6ispIsasure by some Of the ~.
~ ieadins sympathissrs.
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which reaches from the skirt clear to
the neck. Red buttons TO trim II add
a pleasing touch Of / light color.
Plain blue serge for the skirt with
braid trimmed straps would be prac-
tical for school wear with the wash
able waist part.
Another suggestion for school IL
shown at the right, where lowered or
figured percale, perhaps in q red
ringed polka dot, could have sheer
white frilis ut neck and sleeves, while
red braid could trim the plain white
bands. Wide insertion might also be
used with narrow to match for the
trimming bands on q stripe or figured
batiste frock, and tho frills could be
Of the dress material edged with lace.
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GIRLS! CLEAN AND BEAUT|FY HAIR
NO DANDRUFF rs CENT DANDER|NE

Besides besutifying the hair, one ap-
plication Of Danderine dissolves every
particle Of dandruff; invigorates the
scalp. stopping itching and falling hair.
Danderine is to the hair what fresh
showers Of rain and sunshine are To
vegetation. 1t goes right to the roots,
invigorates and strengthens them. Its
exhilarating, stimulating and life-pro.
ducing properties cause the hair tc
grow long. strong and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, soft,
lustrous hair. and lots Of it, II you will
just get q 25-cent bottle Of knowlton',
Danderinc from any drug store Of
toilet counter and try II ss Directed
Advt.
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Stop washing hair! Try this I!
Makes hair glossy, soft
and abundant.

Surely try q "Danderine Hair Cleanse"
u you wish to immediately double the
beauty Of your hair. Just moisten .
cloth with Danderine and draw il care
fully through your hair. taking one
small strand at time; this will cleanse
the hair Of dust, dirt or any excessive
oil--in . few minutes you will be
amased. Your hair will be wsvy. fluffy
and abundant and possess an incom-
parable soitness, lustre and luxuriance.
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FaStingS and FeaStings
Proper and Improper
"wlIEN YE FAST. BE NOT HYPocRITI CAL"

Right and Wrong Views Of Fastng-The Bibles Teaching
Spirit of Fasting-Spritual Feasting at the Same Tune
Hygenic Value Of Fasting-Spfitual Advantages.
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the left they break tho monotony OF q
dark blue and white check Haring
skirt. by straps OF plain blue taffeta
which signify tom. Though q blouse
Of white batiste tucked. and COM
pleted with dainty frills at the neck
and sleeves. might seem Independent
Of the skirt, It Is made to feel o ruling
hand by the band Of blue taffeta
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Fashions for Children
This Year Shos0 a Trim,
Jauntiness, Just Like
Those for CvoOnups.
Ruffled Skirts, Tiny Puff
Sleeves, Eosn the New
Waist Line Adapted for
Little CivLs' Wear.

o'''rfni tfS. Ne x: 9srs fvssias Wosia',
A trim jauntincss 10 the note Of the
new spring styles for grown-ups. and
chiidrsn's clothes fall naturally into
line. Indeed. are not childrcn's
clothes merely youthful adaptations
Of grown.up models7 In days Of
ysstsrysar II was quito different; 4
simple full skirt and plain waist with
q little round or square yoke which
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HeINeMAN AGAIN ON TRIAL.
Defendant served Eleven Months
for same sheetins.

william Heineman. poultry dealer.
Of No. at Washington Street. who
shot and killed Robert Dooicy, seven
teen. Of No. 229 West One Hundred
and Forty-six.h Street. Jan. 1. 1910.
was placed on trial for manslaughter
to-day before Justice Page In the
Criminal Branch Of the Supreme
Court.
slaughter Oct. u. 1910. and sentenced
to Sing Sing for ten years: After
Court Of Appeals reversed the convic-
bail pending a new trial.
On the former trial Heineman
swore he was set upon by Dooley and
four companions, who attempted TO
good character Of the dead boy.
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the desires Of the flesh, to the in>ens
that the spiritual nature may be
strengthened. The Apostle clearly shoWe
this in his suggestion that husbands end
wives occasionally live apart. that they,
may give themselves the more TOR
oughly to prayer and the consideratioe
Of spiritual things. Il Corinthians 7se.l
The true Christian really lives . lie q
daily self.denisl. He remembers ~
Apostles words. "If ye live after Ne
flesh. ye shall die; but II ye through ~
Spirit do mortify the deeds Of the flseh.
yc shall live" Such modification d u
flesh. such self denials Of the variese
fleshly inclinstions in the interest q
the new nature. arc hastings. ~
The ideal condition for .christisne wes!e
be to maintain a perpetual fast--to live ~:
keep them ssp!ri,ualy y the best 2: &c csnSssss:
anns. saSS shi5s sn "a: Il. nasSs proper es:. 1ss
b q. close 3, AZ s;pprosen to III. 2:
himself. his fieshiy appetites and prcpena'
ties, IN the interest Of his own sp,ritysl ~
Our Lords instructions were that uis
show Of their .f,stins. should not tosse 4
matters should be between COD and thSS !.
selves. Instead Of looking sad and -.
contrariwise take special care that He4s
might notice--washing their facss. Aa4ept.
happy. Indeed. ths true Christian reel
not TO feign happiness; for his poPtie1 WI
be the Joy of the Lord and The pe4ce -oS
fns 1Sn n's IN b.. pSSssah pSssThfhinSn: f
,nr TH' n. ssrseT: EslS pscps sSs'Sp ;;; e e
self,restraint along the lines OF phye{oos
may feast along the lines Of sp'ritu.l cen-
| ditions and refreshments. The whole 4n-
or Of Scripture IL TO the effect that cM:
lowers Of Christ pre- spiritually advantaGye
f., by allowing the Holy Spirit Of God e. gyte
y ,hs,r mortal bSdis.,,S the .s,:srs3:SSc
srehses sppsiites. which ar: az v!,isSsl
BY heredity-by our share In the eueSo'
tion from God and In the curse. - seai'
st.. Paul voices this sentiment - -
! II. and the Spirit aGainst the neee: eee
these are contrary the one 70 the o&hee; e
that ye cannot do the thtnEs tneS Xs
would" Thus the Christian u conunSell1
With h!s peRhbors or his ism,liy; ,nir but -. ~
warfare against his old naturs. In ~
and his Victory will not be comptcte Sasi
he Is actually dead according to the peel
and until. as New Creature ne email n.y.
expe ricnced the blessinas Of the Iesvsrse
tion to the perfection OF the sp'r'tue
ture. *
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Fsastins- While Fasting.

The unrc generate might not unreasonsSv
son ssin 4 ss' ,r5s. .%D's''easn esnr,.siss: sssiS
very unhappywco'n,inuaiiys Sst'i,nS inrsSsssciss
sss.n,. ss.s s0nsiGusif aaa :trv,ns as.p:, eSs
raj tendencies OF sin. But such SssessSc
siSn % would ,o Dc very the true secret ef
happy life.
Even the worldly reeosnise the fsss ss snSs sss,s
whosoeyer lives after the desires re- csrssr NJ.
nobly. Hence we find n.6is men 49, ~
woman AMONGST the ,, unrssenststss se,rs, s., ~.
They praetics self :TestIaint not sowssc
Dsrienes GE Ss' aSd tSd by oSsersstion the nscssy
for This II iife would be made oisSSns
ssstsetess s2 .se%ssSs srs Sshiy Gs.psctsd
honored.
Although Christians Of the true tyys
sl:G PetSsSs the tssy spp
ciste stili more the life everisssins ,SHvrsse PSsvs
fS. Si 81: pv9 sSmns ayso sc Al. Sso n..:
to hear It through the Bible; assure: % -
e Divine snd Srsriasa n sss
that shs merit o. Christ; i%put;a e -
fSs @srd a. ana 10 us;RSns np%anS ss New Sr:ssuss
80 srea. e the 10y wh,sa eI%s' in,s
Lord Js:S. Christ, thai no.kins :i:;S 20
fSS%'a!: Sas q such sn .oid @ .Slas: sss: ps:::a
and AZ thing. have beSoms new: ~
Sp.n'afsa" SSpes for earthly wealth. name and H..
! they have Heavenly hopes for HseveSg
Tasssi pfssiSn: '0fs for ans posss RHaI prsisS%s.s
honor Of men. these have before s3
%i"ao Sod: Ress s.:ur. sssm
ana 5Ss n5Syi q mi: IA: Is.;s <:
ness. will through Christ bring them ey<9-
ss:.r ssc: S III. R:rslRss'S solss. .sn RE-
With such prospects NE is worth nvSsg.
Those attaining this vsntsss. srcsnd 80:
sn p: AIS.s ssSn: sss..
I inss. self -dsnials. self restraints even yf1-
1.os. ns I. .ss:s s::ulsS ssys g.
that they are signs that God = ast4e
stns sAi ,n. =: ".h "pa:Sin: ;Sn: wsSR .sS ..ss.us "
paratory to receiving them to the beeS'
e; n hsss e.: R:::. e. 3: css e, ~
sS,d niS SSS f;%y IN y::s, sis
A .ni".. 'ni =. ,Sss ScFt Sy:. :S:';s:s c 81
iS TS.:s rssil.s sS.s dsa.. e.sies Ss}.
pR MAKE p,Ssin o.iiins and i sSs,: si.ss;ss { ss
a: 80 ana sssa' aaSs.:0 nsa :0Vss''i'a a.. sss
! '.stinxs. self f-denials, and eppo.ation9 9
, not worthy. to be comp red with the 81
, that shall be revealed In them. ~
Even the prayers Of this class gysAyo1'
change. No LONGER do they ssk Ter ~
for them with thsnksEiyin3. Their pell
tions OF Divine msrciss already r.cS(SS7
ssprss:'scns o.. Of oonf,dsnc: ne II God sa4 @
! this may mean in the way Of grsatsr TIL
difficultie, or .Iersscutions; for they Z
a n them and the chsrsctsr 'llksnS1' z
| In conclusion. We recommend true -
o ing. true disciplinins. true coercion efS{S
!. vii Of the fissh, on the part q ~ e
o tsiisctusf dsysiopmsnt. And s:pscisjiv' e
v we commend sbstinences. self dsnlsis,, n
' straints, to those who have coaS0cr2{o
J, their lives to God. to walk IN ths ~
D stsps OF Jesus. But We repreherd al q
q Lent or fasting or any other mattes, {
y being an abomination IN the sight e "
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YOUNG Mansbach consirmea.

Edward Mansbacb. the thirteen year
OF Alfred. Charles and Louis Steckler
was confirmed on last Saturday at the
West End Temple and was the re.
cipient OF q banquet given at the homs
Of his mother at No. 3o1 Riverside Drive
yesterday.
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Nashville. Tenn.
March l4.--Pastor
Russell gave two
addresses here to-
day. We report the
one on Matthew
Gle, when yc
fast. be not Of a
sad countenancc." !"
He said in part: .
The Lenten sea-
son-the 20 days
fast preceding the
a n n versary
Of Jesus death -
has long been a
fixed rule with
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VALUABLE COUPON.

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