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Com for . .end for the working efficiency of your eyes. They are stylish and thoroughly practical, besides being the lightest spectacle frame made. Prices $3.50 to $5.00 and up. M. R. Campbell Registered Optometrist. Office 112 W. Whittier St. Ground Floor. Telephone Connection. INTEREST IN (?BEAT STRUGGLE CENTERED IN EASTERN THEATRE ' * (CONTINI-ED FROM PAGE ONE.) (Argonne r?gion the Ger maim havel made vigorous ut tuck?, which, ac- J fording to thc-French, have been re pulsed. According to official announce-] meats in Berlin reports received in the German capital from Holland f tnto that ir the recent lighting jnear Blxschoote and Dixniude the French .lost 20,000 men and that l.ROO Brit ish were drowned 'In thc Yeer canal. Little news regarding operations in Tram-Caucasia has* reached tho out side world. The Turkish war office announce? that the fighting in pro grassing favorably. The Turkish troops, lt ls said, have been rein-j forced . by Peralan tribesman. It ia announced from the headquarters of) tho Russian army of the Caucasus that irussian warships on November 10 bomba .-tied the port of Khopa In Turkish Armenia, on the Black sea. frae bombardment destroyed the port jbkrracks, blew up the ammunition ; depot and set the placo on fire. The | Hpi were preparing fur an orien tare movement from Khopa in the di rection of different pauses of th? aaatcharokh. . It i0 officially announced In Berlin that, according to information from Kniiih Africa :t.nno Boers have auth ored near Bloemfontein and that an attack on the town ls feared. Thc garrison there numbera only ROO. An Austrian official communication | doling further successes In the Aus trian advance into Servia. Austria's! progress is causing uneasiness In Bulgaria as to what the future of the j Balkan states will be. Tho question of whether Bulgaria 6hculd remain neutral or cast her .lot with the Allies was discussed In j tho Sobran je Friday and lt was aug ' jt??tud that the Allies be asked to de- j fine their Intentions regarding the] Balkons. Italy, also affected by Aus tria's advance, bas called her ambas- J sonora home from the European cap-] itala to confer with the cabinet YOU CAN MAKE W OATHES OM THEM ' Fad:d, soiled ar.d spotted garments car bc remade into > new onea tor yourself or cut up for garments tor the children. W" will dye the materials for you, glvo them a now fresh col or, and the result will be gar ments that look, and are as good van new In every respect. ; Our charge tor tills service is .hot largo and the work ls promptly done apd guaranteed satisfactory. a* Ha*-e our wagon calL / Phone us. . " ' S ANDERSON STEAM LANDRY PEEN TH??TRE ftOTiEA PATH, 8. C. Today's Program Get a . THANKSGIVING TURKEY FREE at the NEW OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT r?r???s ?rfve? away-all in the Coun try Store. Poor f??od .Pleture*.. Remember THE MILLION DOLLAR MYS v- pTERY /^?Vf?esday. Subject of Eloquent Sermon Deb' D., at First Baptist Church Scores the Evils Infecting t Thc People to Rally to the Clean City. Thc Intelligencer has been furnlsh ed with a synopsis of a' sermon which wsa delivered last Sunduy morning by Rev, John P. Vino?. I)..?., pastor of ?he First Maptlat church of-Ander son. The BUbject of Dr. Vines' ser mon was "Anderson's . Dangerous Way." and in this sermon he scored the ovil? infcHtlrti the city, and elc quently called upon the people of the city to rally to the forces which are lighting for riKlit and for a clean city. Although a hit late The Intelligencer desires to give this brief sutnrcury of the splendid sermon by the able pastor of tills large church. Dr. Vines said In part: A gentleman said to mo a few days ago. "You ministers are watchmen on the walls and it is your duty to see and cry aloud ai il spare not or else you will have tho blood of tho sin ning on your hands." Did he not speak like God wa?, directing his words? In the face of this warning j we. are constrained to ask, "ls the i young man safe, even In Anderson?" Are our boys and girls in daily peril? ? True we have hud a crusade in our city and have succeeded in pulling up and we trust dislodging a few of the most poisonous plants. AH agree that > unless every precaution is taken, it will not be long till the same number of vinera be crawling at. will ou our streets biting and dovouring the Inde cent and unsuspecting. We now face a crisis! Shall we take Immediate steps to make and keep Anderson a safe and clean place or will we con gratulate ourselves on what hats been accomplished and take a rest? God says, "While men slept thc, devil sowed tares." There comes to our minds the scene given to us by the Saviour and described In these words, "A certain man wont down from Je rusalem to Jericho and fell among robbers who both stripped him and beat him, and left him half dead." Te the man on the lookout there ls at our doors today vested crime, rendering the way perilous. Shall good people go or, content to food and clothe and nurso back to lifo the victims of these dens of crime cr shall we do tho bet ter thing, namely, make the road safe from the robber? Dr. F. B. Mcyor said, at ono time he lived on the road from Jerusalem to Jericho and did the best be could to mend the condition? as they wore, taking care of the man who had boen rob bed and Injured on* tho "bloody way." But after awhile he became wearied of this continued hospital service and ..........i .. ~ {_ J?*.i, :*!nm mut thor? kept hammering awny at Calaphus and Pilate to send soldiers to patrol thf way. Dr. Smith commenting on this method remarks. "Quite right! Let tis quit being red crosu nurr.03, doctoring up the sick but go to the root of tho matter." And so say we all, l?t us clean up ,:he dens nt vice .ami crime that Infest our streets, creating poverty, and shame! Let us instead of losing time, weeping at the tender words of crime sympathis ers, be soldiers and crusaders going, out and destroying these wild beasts that fatten and feed upon the weak and the helpless! Anderson has thi* dangerous way and the question is, whether we snail keep lt or blot lt out ana in its stead have a way where good men will walk and work and love and serve? May we this morn ing walk along this dangerous way. and view tor ourselves and then if it is dangerous, take up arms against an invader, who ia here for spoil and without mercy or humanity. (i) No Respecter of Person*. Anderson's langerons way, which ls sin's highway, ls no r'spector of persons. Age nor youth, poverty nor wealth, ignorance nor culture, weak ness nor strength, nothing ls sacrod or respected by this demon ot the way! Some people talk much about being honest aid respectful to evil doers and their methods. You may be' kind and generous and sweet to evil men and their methods yet your charity will but give them the easier ooport unity to destroy you and yours. Samson tried this on Delilah and re pented of bis folly later, You may serve with all your heart and be courteous and honorable, with vice but thia monster, your honor, will take your child and sell him as a slave and hold up a "bloody coat" as your comfort.' The foe! we con front requires all the wl3dom we can possess to destroy. We should give no quarter to men who persist In their work of ruin, the destruction of Virtue and honor, until they a? will ing to repent, quit, and engt .re in something better. Sin Is no respector of persons is Shown ld that oar best homes have not been exempt. Our city attorney, with' a heart of mercy and love, has permitted certain offenders to go free, alnce to convict them.: would require as witnesses the sons of these better homes. These "prominent" young I rifen, 'heaving the honor of their wents, have forgotten tba rs-, sponhiblllty resting upon them, and have gone into dives of -r ime dis gracing all that ls sacred. 1 wonder it these fellows appreciate, the fact, that Mr. Sullivan, a man in nc sense related to them by blood, has shown a care, shielding the honor of their relatives; they have failed to think ott Nojice should be served that' hereafter they do remember! The timo comes when public safety and Justice demand that they who ?iave no respect and love for their own honor, deserve none r?t the hands o(, the law. And especially, when this ! mercy is shown, ensbles bad mea to; [ persist in . wickedness without fear - MUS WAY" veted by Rev. Jno. F. Vines, D. Sunday Morning in Which He he Community and Calls Upon Forcea T.iat Are Fighting for a of being disturbed or punished. Because a rnan hus money and has had better training in life and has more to live honorably for, ia no rea son why his crime should be over looked aifd smiled at. " That senti ment that would slay a negro or poor white man for an Insult, ard that is Milling to excuse the sanid Insult If offered by one who lives in great dis play of money, is nothing less than falso and damnable! Tell me a man In broad daylight, can without the semblance of shame, drink and insult public de< ency, because the power of money and pretense is behind him must be allowed to escape on the ground, "He is respectable?" And further an officer who would "brave ly" pounce upon a poor wreck of a man in thc ditch, be he black or white, but becaujc be bas no influ ence, and arrest him, and allow the drunken man who has influence to go wit Inuit molestation, is a coward! | l?et us not be men who a!"e ever leady to jump on the man who ia j down and out and allow tho mighty ! to grt free, even' guilty of the same ; sins ! The mighty who sin are far more dangerous to the community than the other fellow! Give sin no j quarter, it deserves none! There is a dangerous way in our city, and no false ideas of respect for certain leaders of crime or cer tain forma of evil will do otherwise but assist our poonle downward! Let us make Anderson the "C'|ty Beauti ful." (2) Evita Along the Way. There are many dangerous evils along Anderson's downward road, but we can but mention a few. Ar -SPbbalh Desecration. God said: "Remember the Sabbath day to keep lt holy. Six days shalt thou labor and dr. all thv work; but the seventh day is a Sabbath unto Jehovah thy God: in it thou shalt not do any work, etc." Likewlso we have a State law against this same evil, and also a city law, protecting this holy day. But how in this day set apart for the betterment of the whole man. and protected by law di vino and human, respected? Our mayor* sold when asked about these laws replied: "You may depend upon ! lt that tho laws- th f. are on the books wIB be enforced." Yet we have not neard of God or the State cr city repealing these statutes for tho benefit of a few who desire thin day for traffic and financial gain or for another class, larger, who desire kO . ;"."7".. tu? u?y ii, .-MIii=r> int; tilts spirit of leafing and shame. Wo have been walting patiently for the oath of uar officers and their sacred word of honor to be fulfilled. But will, lt be done? Let us hope so. It Is' a ead day when we decide we know more than God and the State and put our desires for the material things r.t the world and a love for the lower appetites before the highest! Men need not argue that "no Sabbath" is best for the hannines ? and general good of humanltv since God had nt heart the good of his children in all his commands! The only sur? fr.un datlon for permanent and real pros perity for the individual, or the city or nation Is a nroper respect for and a nroper obedience to the law3 of God and man. I.et us have a law abiding citizen-, shin in our city. Growth that Ia real and healthy, culture of mind and soul, and eternal life and =*f?ty de mand a proper respect for the Sab bath day that God said. "Keep holy." IL-The Corrupt A pr eal to the Imap Inat'cin, God said: "Keep thy heart, with all diligence, for out of lt are the issues of life." What we see is a mighty power in making Impressions on our hearts, Impressions that will ripen lr to CTtQM or Into something holy! Back of, crime ta a corropte-? Imagi nation, where the purpoe) ls develop ed and the deed follows. The senses feed tho mind and heart, and this food ls making character, good or bad, depending upon tho quality. Along Anderson's dangerous way bl a power poisoning and forever blight ing the character of the young and of some who are not young. I mean bad moving pictures and questionable vaudeville. Pictures composed ot fighting and robbery and displaying false Ideas ot life will often . ripen Into actual crime. Not long ago we heard and read with heavy hearts tho account of two young men from.good families masked, aimed and. engaged in rob bery. They were killed in the effort to'arrest them, made by tan officers of tba law. A ?loom waa caa; orer ihoBo homes a?? OT?T jhe city where the sad tragedy Waa enacted. What ls tho lesson wo shou \rt heed? Tho people of that to wc believe that tho plpt of the robbery and the actions of thc vobbers waa learned from mov ing picture shows In that city and a strong effort waa ma.de as ? re sult to pr?vent auch pictures being Shown. We are -having .rpbberlea committed In our midst, ls lt any wonder when we arc, hy the. most powerful means, showing the young men and boya just bow to do the work? With such a school in our midst can- wo esoect not to have a few graduates! ta it not time we were doing some real, thinking and not walt tilt some good morning we awake to knd robbery and death, and the robbers not from the. bomen of ?poverty and shame necessarily! ! Appeals hare coma, thia w*sk from lending mot? and woman to do some thing to prevent the' ruin oC man HBj$2tK2BswKi9iHRHHK^B^H9Hffl I hood and womanhood resulting from : young mon gazing ai foul and filthy scenes, talking profanely to show I girls, midnight drives with poor de I luded girls who have lost all uense of shame and modesty and are will ing to sell themselves to public gaze! (Jood men who are reliable, have driven little boys from gazing at windows where the brazen und rhameless scenes are carelessly por trayed! Will our city authorities pemit this blighting nuisance to con tinue! Will they stand Idly by und allow the women to tight for the home und the son and daughter! Will thc citizens of Anderson smile and make sensual remarks and go on and allow the pure minds cf the children to be poisoned ?nd forever . i ">H ut i'd? Let UH make a home where no business can thrive whoso chief stock' ls to appeal to the low and the vi'e! We believe In enter tainment but ?et lt he wholesome or not ut all. The world ls full of good things to read and to see and let us encourage our people to leave the lout and the tainted while we have access to that which is safe and good and when we can not lind this kind, let us cease amusement! C-The Liquor Trafile, When we think of Anderson and the evils that threaten her life, we are constrained to sav: "Thank O?d for O. Cullen Sullivan and his work for civic righteousness and law en forcement." If ever a call should b? responded to? the ca!', of our city at torney for a league of men to savo the ?rlmlual and tu save, a? wel'i the public, from tho work of th . crim inal, should . be. .\on ? could escape the dol.ght of feeling in tnesc . last davs that Anderson wag being made a better place to dwell, a safer place for life and character. Many dan gerous places have been cleaned up and the offenders punished. And this work, has revealed what we usually And to be true, namely, that about the place of the sale of whiskey there ls a regular den of kindred evils. Profanity, impurity, gambling and drinking, a regular devil's quartette. Anderson has not been an excentlon to this rule. This demon "blind tiger" is of all beasts not i .ad, but even In the dark, hidden behind barred doors be can see how to wreck nomes, and ruin lives. He is willing to feed on the very heart's blood of innocent mothers and wives. Our police, mayor, city council, city at torney and many good citizens, and thank God, our press, especially The Intelligencer, all .these agencies have realized this foe in our midst and with a .-leter ml nat lpn. to drive him out have been busy.. It seems'' wc have some men who have "come to town for such ja time as this," to stand for all that ls good and true! We can build a, town, permanent and beautiful, r.My when the influences and the atmosphere are wholesome. It has been splendid to see Juries who were able to see thc truth and not be swayed by any effort to free the guilty, but true, to their oath de cide according*, to the "law and the j put down evil!. It bas been good to I see mere of our beat people attending the trials, visiting ,|he cour? of jas tlce, and taking interest. The ques tion bas been nsked. why these peo ple are there? Well] let us try to ans wer why we believe they go. They go "without, money, .and without ?price" to rejoice in the convict ion ot the guilty and to rejoice in the freeing of the innocent, and tolland by the con victed man, who is willing to rejtont arti quit his bad. busin?.*?, to stand by him with money and love, even after "his paid" friend hr." departed. This it seems to me Iv the reason some good men go to the court room and more should go to encourage those officers who favor a clean town and who will be sure-?o have as visi tors those who are willing to stand by their guilty "pats'Haven to threat ening- the lives of .those who would expose ,and, convict, cs was done in the recent clean un. Men who are willing to traffic tn the life of the in nocent, ?break up homes, engage in a work that means the undermining of the' mind and the destruction of the Immortal soul, for. Quo has said, "Ko drunkard can inherit the kingdom of God." Men who persist in such work mu st have th? law,',with love, admin-' Istered without fear or favor! A wave of law and, order is'sweep ing over thc world, driving out the Iivior traffic, which ie "perhaps civi lisation's greatest foe., Russia even has recently become prohibition and as a result the deposits : in savings banks increased ' during September under the new law $11,500.000 over last September under the drinhing regime. England snd , France are waking up and passing score laws against this traffic. Our own United States now numbera fourteen ot her children dry and most of the others have good portions dry. Truly while carnsl war rages tn, some parts ot the world moral war is being waged in many ways. ? lt roust be ever wag ed, there is "no dUch?rge in this war." but when wa .sleep the devil! does hi? work. We. ere, expecting want aud suffering this, year as a result of the low price of cotton ano yeti th? statement ls inado thst South Carolina spends more' tor whiskey' than the entire ceo*?, ia worth. In other words If South Carolina people would atop drinking the money used' for. this purpose could ^purchase every' hale of cotton we naval Then let ntj Instead of crying "bard times" cry ''had times." Let us quit drinking andi wa can, if wo want,?tbrow our cotton crop overheard and stilly be inde pendent ! Much of the want of the coming winter is going to nome from the homes of people who are able to spend their money with ?he blind tig er and the filthy . :va??oville. And when these poor people, come begging for bread it would not be a bad Idea to send them these, places where ' their money hat. ?one and worse than no value given in return. But no, the people who ara-trying (o save Anderson from crime, shame, want *sK ? mwyogsj isa, sjp jp j"the ones who PALMETTO THEATRE" TODAY'S PROGRAM U "Uncle From New York" A Musical Comedy. With a good line of Specialties IVSov?es For Today: "THE VANISHING TRIBE" "YOU NEVER CAN TELL" A 2-reel Special Western Drama. Kalem Farce Comedy. Selig MTHE BLUE COYOTE CHERRY CROP." Drama. Edison Tire Management faa? secured unother derer Vaudeville Company of ONLY SIX people; and while tho QUALITY is as good aa the one this week? ewing to tbe fact that there are only six people in the company, the price next week will be only lo cents ' in the afternoon and ten and fifteen at Bight. The Management also wishes to aseare the public that this.company will be free from anything ob jectionable, too. It will be clean, and free from anything objectionable. will have to take caro of *h(?o poor hastily drew his bow and as he did tnt i xi JL* fl A. deluded people.. Men .of Anderson, lits son said: "Take aim, draw I hg Atl?OtlC L/O?Sl will we not make .our ldace one ot strong." Never was aim more care- .?MUUMV safety where want and sin will be ful and the shot sent an arrow e lacking! Aa has been suggested to do through the heart of the leopard and 1 |f|A this will require the 'inion of all good the woman waa saved. In considera- L/lliv men and women, the Express com- tion of this deed of valor the Giffords pa??es, the railroads, and the banks of Qhillingtor adopted as their crest _ united in the fight to stamp out this a leopard's heard and an archer with announces reduced rates to Florence evil traffic of shame au<i robbery and bent bow with the motto, "Take aim,j and return, account meeting A. A. 0. this union standing by thc .?Heers of draw strong." A hand is needed to N. M. S. Annual Pilgrimage? Thanks the law! draw strong and take aim to kill the .|%in. n.T wA. 0*1*1. A#Unh nmT (?) Be a Good Suiuurilun. leopards that threaten thc women and JVT* " ?' I* , if?* *T The man 1B down, left In the dirt, the children. Will the men organise ^or9* of Omar Temple will leave Co stripped, beaten, and left half dead, and ferret out these, wild beasts that lumbla, Nov. 25th, 1M4, 5:40 p. m., on and he noels help. We car. hell) him fatten in the darkness on the honor special.train via Atlantic Coast Line, by gaiting o?r our ho-se putting cur- and souls of our people! arriving Florene? 818O p. BS. Return selves under him and lifting and car- At the close of the service the pas- tll Vln'^ VIM lng for him till he ia restored. Again tor commended the good women and J"*' ie8Te ?,or?nce rrjaay morning we can assist him by. driving the the officers of the law and the fear- 2:00 a. m., arriving Columbia 6:00 a? robbers from the way and making it less stand taken by The ' Intelligen- m. This train will be held at Coluro. ' safe for men to travel, without being cer's editor and asked all who would i,|n un?|| 5:45 so that Nobles from be thus shamefully treated. We want take their stand and pledge them-1 , #fc. ".",, "" this old world to bo a homo where selves to encourage these agencies ??*? *" >oi* **. fjg **d J0 every man. woman and child 1 will and to stand with money and life for flowpea on a fast Pullman Special, have a "square deal." "Let thy their moral movements and prac- By leaving Florence at 2:00 a* m. Fri kingdom come and thy will be done Mcally every man, woman ami child day morning yon will arrive la Cc on earth as it is done In heaven." ctood. lninb? i" time to connect with the Assisting God in answering this pray- . , . . . ?T . ? er will bring the solution of all our - out-golng trains for the upper Caro problems. To do this calls us to ac- ?sag M tr* if m Kl TUA Unas, c?i" ^r"4 m DC D EAR""' T,,? SALTS IF KIDNEYS *?<-?.?- ? A.-Consistency in Enforcing Low. wlr't* ?r phone, My friends, as men who are all in- nfl QI filil? CD 0fiTUCD V A TA RP F?t terested in what ls right, may we not SIM f|I Ul|||rn 1811111111 AKitr.K, reason about this matter? Can An- w" UM,UI'L" WWIIIi.ll C|J pftg^ Ag?Bfc dersr.n be a place of law enforce- ___ ment In any permanent way, when * Columbia, 8. C. we enforce the law wher. the drinker Harmless tn flush Kidneys and Nea* ---- and seller is a negro or a.poor fel- tralise Irritating acids. low from the mountains or the mills -1- MORE ONION INQUIRIES. and we condone the drinker and his Kidney and Bladder weakness re- ? ? ? den if he belong to tho more "re- suit from uric acid, says a noted au- Now that it ls too late to start the 3 pee table?" There is no use trying thor i ty. The kidneys filter thu acid fall planting of onions I am daily to teach God tricks! It yet stands from the blood and pass lt on to the'getting letters from farmers ?ho true that "God ls not tnecked for bladder, where it often remains to ir- want to grow onions, in.like manner whatsoever a man-sows that shall he r?tate and Inflame, causing a burn- I, am getting letters from people who al^o-reap." You may be a gentleman lng, scalding sensation, or setting up never grew any wheat asking me. how In appearance for awhile and do the an irritation at the neck ot the bled- to prepare the Land for'wheat, when things that degrade; and may tlhnk der, oblgiing you to seek Tellef two the preparation should have been that because the glasses ar? nicer, or three times during the night The made two months ago and the wheat tho hntfer HOTO ?nillo a&d WtTitSft niiffern.ru IR In constant dread- the wat- now ill tho around. and the walls more safe because of er passes sometimes with a scalding As regards the onions, I have 'time more costly material, that all is well sensation and is very profuse; again, and again written aa fully aa I know but "Remember Gc-? " Tiie'e ar- rio tbi?p is difficulty in avoiding it how about onion growing, and have walls thick or beautiful enough to Bladder weakness most moiks cai! it scated the tune for planting sets and make sin a safe companion, but on because they can't control urination, sowing seed, but people do not seem the walls In burning letters it is While it is extremely annoying and to read tho paper, and then walt ti written- . "Welshed and wimtW sometimes very palnfuL this ls really the crop should have been planted The polished ?S??rad^al?^aaad ?n? ?? tBe m08t 8,ml>,e agente *? over a month, and write for lnforma devH Ts a more?Sa*rnna d?W?8 overcome. Get about four ounces, of tion about planting onions. My onion reckon with becau?? he vi i catch Jad Salts from your pharmacist and seta were planted in September ?nd rnWfnni! .ny^ take a tableapoonful in a glass of are now growing atrongly and in rTnt Ln^r.h -il f in.n water before breakfast, continue this good shape for wintering. Aa to the not overlook the sin of am ling at sin Jgjy or DAV8. 'TM,, WUL NEU- seed-grown crop. 1 will hav? more to ?M GH,"PL,ACE?KAND, frOWnln84i!.t th! traUse the acids in the urine BO it no Bay before time for sowing, same ela in the places of dirt and {gg" g ft Rnurcft nt lrrltaUon to the A3 to the wheat crop. I do not Poverty. There i5 no neeu to try io bladder and urinary ?rganB which then think that in the aandy cotton soils enforce law against one class of peo- t noramiiy again. of the South it can ever be made com ple and by precept and practice en- aa!tf> is inexpensive, barmlees. merclally Profitable, while winter gage In the same evil In a little more Ia made from the acid ot grape oats can be made a very profitable "respectable way." It is time good ^ iemon juice, combined with lithia, crop tf the soU ls properly prepared men. wise and influential, would and t9 U8ed Dy thousands of folks who and the sowing done In time. Bul cease giving their aid tq the business are BUDject to urinary disorders cans- farmers who are always a month be of ruining mothers' BOUS. A robber ed by uric acid Irritation. Jad Salta hind will seldom' make a success of who lives in a palace is no less dan- ls BOiendld for kidneys and causes no ?hy crop.. gerous to the safety of the traveler bad effects whatever. .,.?n.,,,,,,., , than yie bandit In the cave, the dit- Here you have a pleasant effervea- '-*-ZZZi terence being we aro looking for the cent Hthia-water drink.- which quickly TOLEY ?XHUtBS?C TABLETS robber in thc cave whllo the better reUeves bladder trouble. feesS??uy&5m*eVl^ class catch ua off guard! . . . ' Also the officers" of the law can not ? . - - -? ? J! " _ ' ?' ". ' '-"J-?* do all the work of keeping a clean -J town. There must be consistent liv- mm?mmmm?. sa BB ? a si a ssa saws n m aaa ' 'a ?sa a m mm ssa. asa lng on the part ot our church peo- l?lll I ???? Ila' III IHI pie. If church members, Iii Ander- Ulllj! Si ll | | M | I Innlv l"W UL eon, would be true and cease bei^g |TII|| lill I I ls Tl I. I Bl IT lu 111 III inconsistent, we would have a safe I 1111_S lill town. Let Christiana h*v? Christ ????.WW ? 1 ?Wm mn 9 a ? B safa Jss IV I I tn I Cbs in their homos. The homes whoso sons have been spared tho shame of . ^ ^ . being called as witnesses, should fl..? Wa*jv%?rf?w*j?l P*??L Q.R . have a quiet flresldo talk, and not de- V^BJ ?T ^O?^Irll FOift ^?il? rand altogether on the officers of the * law to shield their honor ?? this le ^< . - ? j a ..... ? not done. the time win come, when Un native dressed hogs will begin officers of the law will be compelled to use maana that will not keep back '? \ , SKW*T?r?*\? FRIDAY AND SATURDAY children allowed to roam at will over the dangerous street?, they and their . ?av a OA^S 1 Ai parents heedless of the hungry iNOVeiYtber 4vtll &)ld Zl?K. mouthed monster that seeks thom. ? . and some ?ad Jay an officer will . . aTia^a?rS^^ *n^.ITe* are in i-?ieh wfev^-one. Comead "?^usf^t1^ your wint?V?wply. For Gash Oniya ofthegoodm?njS^ar?m?s> of all th?! Whole H?g? @. ........ 13c churches with tho offie?ri? o. tbA.clty ^.. . ^ , acd with the God of aeavea to make Half tlOgft @, ,. .......... ?3 l*2c the kingdom of God come In Antler- ~? , 1 -. , son. A gentlairiab aaid. "Wi .-?rant a if Ork H&ms @ . . .... . ...... ... ... f... .J^fifc Sfni^T^ree^dnar^^ . . ......... .. . .. . S5^^J^??'I6? ?am ??a? *C?ifciby St**?-@.'.'.JE must not stand by and allow a few o> O?L. /S\ ?BB rood women or the gob*'women gad Opare, jTilDSAg* . . . . . . . . ....... -.?^?B the officers, but all the forcea cf n?J. <?..M.ta. JL* righteousness aro called fer this flire rOTK oausag^.. ,20V: inu ia relatad t^at during the r?)?n Pork Chops and Pork Steaks @. . . ; 17 ?^2c of King Ral thara lived a knight ?ir John Gifford of Chilllngton,. who possessed a beautiful leopard. One I ll af lilli |*J>f> jj jj) B ITt 1M fjmssja day the leopard escaped from 1U cage I ll If 11111111 BlSflIflTT and Slr Job? and his son gave chase. I ll W Ul HI I P" Mn ill ls) kV They chased It to a nigh hill and as I ll 1 Efl ||| I I aflUnill I they came lo sijrht ttey saw the leop- Ulla. I ll 111 I L. If lill lIlL i ard preparing to aprlag upcu a bein :eaa woman with a UUle child. Tho ? ^.1 a ?ravi^M a '%? pf^>V^tbjaaa fr*n maning and . J?. N. LI?VU^y>;Pron% ri . . :r?ja|