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Tabernacle Letter. I-'or tlio Kntorpriao. Mr. Ed itor :?Having seen notti iii^ in your valuable paper froti this section in some time the wri ter will offer a few (lots of a loca nature, and if deemed worthy o publication may be inserted ii your next issue. The Bethel school house, a nea building recently built was d? stroyed by lire on the 13th inst It is thought to have been of ai incindiary origin. The citizen of the community held an indig nation meeting on the day afte the fire, and made every effort t< ascertain the guilty party requir ing many present to state when they were at the time of the fire 8 o'clock p. m. One arrest wa made, but failing to secure satis factory evidence the snspectei man was released. It is hoped tin guilty party may yet be fount aud punished to the full exten of the law. Th * patrons, we un derstand, will rebuild at once. We are glad to report the Tab ernacle Academy in a health; condition with encouraging pros pects for a successful session. Thi is the third year the writer ha hud his life-bout anchored withii Tabernacle's harbor, as principa of her school, and it is pleasant t be located in a community wher energy, enterprise, kindness am hospitality predominate l'ossibl; there is no life-work in whirl greater perplexities, diilicultie and oftentimes unpleasantness are to l>?* met with than in tti life-work of a <-<>t scientioiis teach er. Such is the ease for the re is son that those who constitute hi patronage imagine his labors ar ligiit; that he is a being wh needs no sympathy or encourag ment in his elForts to train th minds of the young who may hap pen to ho placed under his tutil age. When therefore it happen that his lot is cast among a pec pie who recognize the fact tha his lot is not without its dilficul ties and perplexities then it is th teacher feels that his labors ar appreciated and is impelled t tit himse f more thoroughly fo bis noble life-work. Mr. J. I'. Car lies, one of 'la her nacle's most successful farmer* (and by the way a man who live at homo,) celebrated bis lf?ri birthday by giving a royal dinne recently. Indeed a most bounti fill and delightful dinner it wa> Sixty present. We wish him man; ret urns. It was the pleasure of your cor respondt nt to witness a very pret ty and interesring double mar riage at the Methodist parsonage on Wednesday, 1 Tth inst. The con trading parties were Mr. .1. M Stewart and Miss Kannie Garner Mr. Nardy Games and Miss Alic Sullivan. Marly in the evening about > o'clock, the bridal part; arrived, and very soon there-afte the happy young couples ncr united in the holy bonds of wed lock by their popular pastor, th l ie v. L. M. Bedenbnugh. Afte receiving the congratulations o friends the invited gu 'sfs repair ed to the hospitable home of Mi J. W. Games, the father of on of the brides, whore si most elc gant wedding supper was served A reception was given the new 1; married couples on ttio day fol lowing at the home of Mr. .1. 1! Stewart which was enjoye ! by al resent. The writer was "ape ally" invited over ul ilium an s needless To say did justice t elf. We again congratulate oung friend- and Lopi the \ mti. *7 .. . ve Jong to enjoy conjuga iGJll Tin k ;nday school I!*: p! we are glad to say is in good' working order under the judicious j management of the Superini tendant, Mr. A. C. Rowell. In conD elusion of this hastily written' .! communication, may wo not ex- I ,1 claim, let the grand work of the f, Sabbath school go forward !! Let i the children of our laud, and all other lands be carefully instructt ed in that "Book of God's glorious . Truth" over the realms of which (as a distinguished one has so a beautifully said) "Au Arch-angel H might lly from eteruity to eternity . and yet never reach the limits." r Let the groat chain of Sabbath 0 school work?the first link of . which was forged on Euglish 6oil, _ fnntirnia In ha innruaiiiiil ii >, f i 1 if , shall encircle the whole world in i p its injetic tie. Then as a grand . result the Bible will be acknowlj edged as the true Word of God by 0 millions now in utter ignorance ] of its existence. G. ONE OF TWO WAYS. The bladder was created for !>* one purpose, namely, a receptacle . for the urine, and as such it is s: not liable to any form of disease 1 except by one of two ways. The s first way is from imperfect action II of the kidneys. The second way 1 is from careless local treatment o of other diseases. < ini:r cai nf. I nhealthy urine from tin I healthy kidneys isthechiet cause v of bladder troubles. So the ! h womb, like the bladder, was ere- j s atod for one purpose, and if not . doctored too much is not liable) to weakness or disease, except itt j rare cases. It is situated back of and very close to the bladder, therefore any pain or ineonven- I ^ ience manifested in the kidneys,! e back, bladder or urinary passage! is often, by mistake, attributed to ; female weakness or womb trou' ble of some sort. The error is e easily made and may be as easily ! ! avoided. To find out correctly.' . set your urine aside for twenty 1 j. | four hours ; a sediment or settling 1 indicates kidney or bladder troui ble. The mild and the extraordi-1 I nary offset of I)r.Kilmer's Swamp- j I- Loot,the croat kidney .and bladder ' e remedy if soon reali/.ed. If von I need a mediciiie VOU should have the best. At drutrcists fifty cent" | and one dollar. You may have a r sample bottle and pamplet, both sent free by mail. Mention the f.ntf kphisk and send your address to br. Kilmer A* <V>., Binpham\ ton, N. Y. The proprietors of this paper cuaranteo the pen-! II ; uineness r?f this ofFer. r I Teddy's Lesson. ^ i I V 4,( ome, Teddy" said Mrs. West. 44It's time for the cows to come J 1. n ] 1JVIJI1U. But Teildy was reading a story | about a shipwreck, and did not , , want be distuabed just then. "<) mother, wait a little while," he said. h A little later Hester eame to; 0 the door. b "Teddy, you ought to got the V cows," she said. r "Bother the cows!" replied " Teddy, crossly ; and his sipter ' - went awav. i * e boon a man s face appeared at r the window. f "Kdward, the cows!" said Mr.! West; and when his father spoke ' | like that, Teddy lost no time in e obeying. Sulkily, he laid down his book I. and walked through the kitchen,; y I where his mother and sister were cooking the supper and his father whs piling up tho kindling-wood 11 for the morning's fire. "I hate cows !" Teddy grumbled, d a- he walked slowly across the o pine lloor. e i "They're a bother, and I wish y we didn't have any. (' <w->:;ro no l1 good anyway,?just in the way. 1 hate cows !'' A n hour later die cov, safe in the Darn for the night, a Teddy was in a better humor. J was hungry, too, after the wa to the meadow and back in t fresh, bracing air. A line round of meat was smc ing on the table but there w none on Teddey's plate. "This is beef," said Mr. We "I did not give you any bucat you hate cows, Teddy." Ted opened his mouth, and then clos it again without a word. "1 won't give you any butt Teddy," said Mrs. West, "becai we get our butter from the co* and you hate them so." Hester poured out the milk I the other children, but to Ted she gave a glass of water. "Cows are such a bother," s said soberly. "I know you do want any milk." Teddy looked wistfully at t plate of creamy cheese, but was passed to every one but hi But, worst of all, when the ci tards were brought in, sweet a brown, in their little white cui Teddy was passed by. 'Of course you wouldn't < custards, for they are made mo ly of milk ; and cows are no got said Aunt iletty. Teddy looked as if ho would ci ilI?I haven't had anything eat," ho blurted. "Just bre without any butter, or potato and water. 1 wish 1 hadn't si those tilings about the cows." Kverybodv smiled then, and one objected when Hester shy passed to him a cup of custard, Youth's Companion. "** gpa H F 3 P* Whfskoy TT'ibit* h V< l* ? t) e, V cured at hoim with J pJ fa 1U| BOBfl <>ui i >>4 in. Hook <>( )mr 0 fi! ^ ti< u!i\r^ scut I'ltKl". ** i Ulice Jut N. l'rvor St Yellow Jiicli liillctl. Oasearets Ciinily ? ail.irl.c Mils Yellow J wl??TeVer thev I.lid lolll. No one who l:i < 'aM'iiritj r> Rularlv ntol systematically 1> ileikvr from Up- <lr adlu'. disease. I'uson lull Yellow fever Rermi in the bowels and vent now ones from brooding. lOo. Mo. f>oe. druRRists W A NT 1:1 > AO I:NTS. "THE CONFEDERATE SC DIER IN THE CIVIL WAR." jn-t i llshed, contains MM paRcs l'Jvl'i Inches, over l.luniurre Battle Scenes, Portraits, Mi etc The Rrealest unit lurR"st \V;ir llook < ; ul .- !. an I theonlv one that does justici the I 'oufederatc soldier and the cause he foil lor Complete in one volume. A Rents war everywhere to SOli this book on our neweasy plan. Many of the lady and cent lei an nts who are at work arc making from 01 to $200 per month. Veterans, Sons Path-'hii r-? <>f Veterans, and others interev are requested to send fora beautiful illuslrti descriptive circular (free) and terms inane Address, fol'ltl Klt-Jol'IINAI. J'lli 1-II 1ST . r.onlsvllle, K v. 11-17 Sr can) I At it mi f if. We are now prepared t<? do kinds of Laundry work, such Ladies' -ilk waists, skirts, col and culls. Also men's shirts, e larri and cull-, at very reasonal prices. We will appreciate orders entru- ted to us, and yu untce sat i.-lact ion. ('iti:.- ri.it S i i \m Lai muiv, I Miester, S. Nervccs Beisilit >R. R. C. WEST'S NERVE ANfl DRAIN TREATME TMC no in IK AI r.t: ernrnc iuit*?iaua ..... ........... I.. nLL uincn] inri 11 >? i iun j In m,M u.i.r ritten 4>u?rnnt ' j mtliorix ts only, to core Weak Modi i-/-i U ic-fuliKS", I- its, llyKturin. On ih'wh, Ntrfh' I. morn. 1-1 v11 Iiri'iuii*. lji< k of ('< il'1 < V vi.ii.!.- ., hII Drain*, Yo ftil Hrriir-i. or Kxi'mhuvo U'-o of Tobacco, Opi >r Ijiuaor. which Indi t<> MiBory, Coiwumut ln-:tnity :i[i<I Dcrtlli. At cinri' or by mini, J I??i>;; ?ix f?>r f">, witli ? l itirn t?uaraiifrr euro <?r l ornn.l dihikm ni|ili jiik Utf.1. i ..ntni iiiK livo day-' Irralmoid, Willi iio-t run tor m, ri-iitH. ()i-n mii.iiln only Boli our 11 |htboii. At Htorc or t>y until. tz?. "Rod I al'o! rno(-inl Frtra Strflfinth /f v -:M. I 1. ocforl:;; v ,r" APT .1. ! '. M o-U-v A Co and it < floiuth .1 Wpnfprf- ftn IHpp sr-r-.s v. 111 w m nu viwvi (iiliirf J'ruti rt i 'ir : tf f>y nmv t r 1 ri?r ymi wn Wrlin J' ill N WklilKKHl'ltN - i d I'Miiil A n ?, \V.? - i'ln?r > in. I I' . f r t Ir |i 'i | rl/i an l w lint i ?f om? th u-?i id 1m veil (lull* rvAuUd AGENTS lose Q . , J? D Oi'k.s by sample I'.r B * '< (' -i Wool Pants to tr ier * ~/5u " Sui?' " ' I .. V, -!&' fc-T L ' Oiercoals ly ItldUOtniGnt j I . rl5h' parties. A' Fj CUAFiAN I I 5 AN OPEh To MC WE ARE ASSERTING IN Til EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE gt 44 PITCHER S CASTO ise J, DR. SAMUEL PITCHE was the originator of "PIT that has borne and docs no er, bear the facsimile signature c J?? This is the original " PITCHE used in the homes of the Mot for years. LOOK CAREFULLY 7 the kind you have always bou he and has the signature n t per. No one has authority he cept The Centaur Company it President. March S, 1S97. nd Do Not I p0' Do not endanger the life jat a cheap substitute which at- (because lie makes a few "1| irrixlunito /-v f ^IV.VUV-lll.0 V/l C V Vrli ry. "The Kind You H Insist c r The Kind That lMl tiMAUH COMPANY, T1 tick >kt\s JJ I -~1 w ? W . examination on i V <avj accepted in. >ney i | ^3#'- _ NT: V. /rwiLyiiGRei' l?*C. : >11(l1 Klondike, A J to J ' Thousands are ru; }$ , will bo disappoint % Far Off Yuk< fcR ; Co to secure the Aire (link ilntt' and next year it \ \!th. tior- i - BONANZA Hen Writo lor particul \l VIKIMi .. UNION M-r'C; 1 LETTER ' iTKERS. E COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE WORD "CASTORIA," AND RIA," AS OUR TRADE M*AI<K. R, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, ~4CHER'S CASTORIA," the same t<3Zv0SEE?,Z5!. R'S CASTORIA," which has been Ihers of America for over thirty ^ at the wrapper and see that it is "sraZttfe&'ZS from me to use my name exof which Chas. H. Fletcher is ,,D. 3e Deceived. ; of your child by accepting sonic druggist may offer you more pennies on it), the inIiC does not know. ave Always Bought" iIMILE SIGNATURE OF^ in Ha ving Never Failed Yon. ' MUNHAY bTltilT. YUNH CITV. ITS LOOKS PROMISE NOTHINC1 IT DOES j\ j] ) jj l^ungren Special \y $65 nt C. O. D. privilege of } ; receipt of ?5.00, if not J .turned less cxprcssagcy^> ryCLF.(0^Clf1[li1tiAT^y ? lflQkfl ^ 1UUIYU. ' Y -lii 11 there for gold, and thousands led. You don't have to go to the OfH<~ VIKING, ,vill be a 9 I ft'-?-nrs. HICK LKS llii: ST1MI1KII. CO*, Toledo, Ohio.