The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 08, 1886, Image 6
AGAINST ALI, ODDS.
*?*<;: "I have QnlKbeci tin? work which
thou (?avont mo to ?lo.''--John xvii, 4.
There ls & profound -attraction In th?
completion of any undertaking. We put up
the rap-tone ?uh oxhiloi a; .on, ?hilo 011
tho on.er hued thor* is nulbiUg I.odis
baartoniuu than i?. toil on in Bom? direction ,
ano tln.l it b a ia hire, or to umkea proJU ;
less m vestment, eli ist catii? to budd a
highway on which tba ?bolo human race
mi..n' if H ov chose, mo.un Into heavou, lia
did it. All tm) lotti mouthe! crow ?'hotrod
00 Ulm Mid I not binder linn from tho '
wit Im.? sa ti.fae: lon ox pressed in tho lox t I
lia .. Minshull tba Work which thou ga vest
me to do. .
Alexander thc Orent was wounded, and it
was sn;. ? s,. i (."; |,? ?ai dying, and th?
physic u.i w ro (MMverie s. I? it hi b s dream
Ale-nml-i thought li? -nw a certain ? laut
with a very peculiar M. wor, mid thai tho
flo i.i? ; .; u 11 pul upon In, wouud
and lt emir? ly euivd li .m. Awu.duii from
'ns ?1 k dream im told his doctor, ?nd tho
, i>ti um sent out t.. (hid tin- llower tbut
Alexander bad described, and h.? found tba
Cocultar [.lani and t:.i> peon Mer !?'.< ? m, 1
S brought them homo <ut 1 ! .... tuomupou
tb? wound, aud Aa.1 under rei o > ei o I. Well,
tho billian rave mitforitii with tba
worst of all wounds, ibu ghastliest of ult
w und.- tm wound ol sin, ? in ist cornea to
brin^ a bul am mr di lim rester ul on
brou, ht c ... ; .ali not it, .J.,,
*' . ....... I -ta ;? Ile tumid, bow much
resistan.e whai bittet hostilities; what ti o
mon tons opp sac.M. N"?v. ?lien wa havo a
great enterprise, cul our ln?uds arouud
US amt they bi lp UH druw out tho skol, h. mid
perhaps (Ito) help Its III ibo OX? Uti ll Ctn ist
all alone atnrteil out eu Ilia misai it with all
tho forces ol Ulis world n.M.n t linn, mi l 1
pro|M3se thia muruin j, ll tho lx>rd wdi belp
me. to toll you 8 .nie of Hie obstacles that
v.'hri-t bad lo over out? before li > could m
triumph ullci tho words of tua text "Ilia\u
finished 'h.w, in Min h thou ira vest mu to
do."
lintot nil, there wai His worldly occupa
tion. I h bad to earn In i living by car|?onti y.
a truie always r?j| < clo i und al ways honored
foi its i ol ihiess Uni you know >ery ?eil
that ib ordei lo ?uceo, din any Irado, occu
pation, m i r fo si in, ti.ero ut list ho emita
concent i uti nu; a that one Hung, and tbesq
fatigues of ar entry were a hindrance, must
bave ; -, n o hindriui o to this work Ol Christ?
I l(UO? Well ld ll Kl at d' ai n' out what men
have achieved in lutollociunl dire m.ns .md
in mosul rul'or.u, ?ho ut thu saine tillie ?eio
compeled to larry on soiiio worldly occupa
tion. Hat yu ,| kUOW ii- "will es
I do that ii fatigued body ls n puer
?.lr..ie I to U toil! .; laial. Hero came On it
forth to do, wluttl To upbuil t a ktuKdom,
to iuti'udil ca new roi'.o ol nen als, lo start a
religion ? badi ?as lo revolutionize all na
tlOUSa Yell kllOW a* Woli a- 1 I. i:o\V that if i
wo a o gi ..i : t . a i'o.iiplisli nuything in iho
woi i?i ?v must oi nceoti to upon ono object.
Vet hero Christ lind ntl tho lat?anos >f car
pentry, ?h. > ni iii B:t mo timo Ile hud iii in
t: can n li II, y ?a ?sion, and tho la t thal ho ha I
KO ma h w. rtdly Wo k t ? do m,ist hu vc I ?cou
an lidian o, hi His filth r's carpenter shop
Ho h id only to talk With mon wb i bro ight
laings tu mend, or who wanted m.io
a.ta lo tor agrl ulturo manum tare i,
und lt was a worldly con versai ton:
and right out fruin this rarweutor's .-a >;P
Christ Ls ca dod to bu a nub.io sponkor, to
Maud ni butti 0 ot' tho mobs ?hilo Some
blasphemed mid some h ok the i H ts at
Him. Tu address au ord r.y mid respectful
essombl tgo is not us . a?y as s .ino might MI?<
poBOfbtit lo peak lo uti oxes orated mob,
what coin ago. what concentration were do
mauded ol i urlst, W hile tao Villagers ...
Nazareth board tb tluimpin; of lu- ham
mer, all uutions were io boar Ibo stroko of
His spun,,.,i upbuilding Might; men
lu those lillies aways hal some
thing in He il- apparel to inti at?
that tiies ?'oro distinguished - si me
epaulet, something in iheir robe, como
adoimnout ni up,-arel, so thosu poppies o
ing ?ti b un ono coming would stty: "Ma ko
wuy for t..ai ; lioiocoai s a dignitary, or mi ,
o il. er ol Ibo government 1 Nono of ho
Cesare would htt\o dared to appear in ordb
nary etti ci. s die . U t boree mes < britt
in a plain cent. It mu far ruin ahab o be
cause I Un I that nitor ile nat worn Un groat
while oven lb n thu g un. lor- tiioug.il it
worth rn i about, tho ipto-tioo lem;
whose shat t ho. lint st,ll.twa-a plum
cont, ju-t a- yi ii a I I nil ht wear, au i Ho
went < ;,t lit na ordiii'try ?mu, ofttimes,
on what seemed un ordinary mission.
Then His diet ?as a nins! Hun No
nupl> arel bron j ht. m a g ?d n cballco, tho
wino tor Ibm to drink Ii b.uaklnsiedon
tho scnsiio . rr t Imvlng hrol.id tho ii h.
Ho wont o t en entertained. I ?ow think
of Only i ne ea ?li i o Ho was a II Imnq tot,
Olid that ?as 101' Ill -i n' tllotlS, beean o, lo
releve th . aw "wa. k ess f tho Host, ono Ol
tho guests hud to pro*, i .o s m?o wluo for Ibo
eompuuy, (MI.er lc In ?ra rode; Ito walked.
Ot hors lind li r?!d nbcod and appian ling
l,Ul?Jo t-< bi bi: d; ll . went among th ? o wh i
wore not ii.tima; .a), ?uhr kings slont un
der un 'inhroldcred canopy; He on a sbelter
le's hiP, Hu rodo but one--on A colt, and
that borrowed Aye, His |?ovorty was
against In li. I? takiM money to es
tablish Institutions; i' take- money Ui
forward rei . ?..ions, ?belber f r good or
fur i ad, H" n penni >>-s i In ist W hen
His tux w is Ino Ho bad lo iKirform u miracle
In ordei ' . puv tho tax. Tlio pie o ot money
found In the fish Men of means aro afraid 1
of a fH'iunle.ss proje tor led ft krui ls? do
mande 1 ol tboin Hero ci mes ? brist wit i
out a dollar in the worl I, a < hrlst ?bo was
horn in nu lb r mini's I urn, and to bo buried
in an Iber mas'- -. ul bro And I suppose
roi ple b-iel "Who is to pay for bu- re
ligion' Who IM t" ?autor tb?? shins
that ar.? to .ur ibo mi -si ??anneal
Who is '.. imy lb? salaries f thc
ten. h, ;s \ lint pull down an estibll.-ned
relu ..n- Can it be .lone hy a poimilsss pio
icctor " Nb? e than that I w??l you tc
notice the fnctthal tho lonslderatioii 'hal
Ho had novo rn lum -I r mi any s? bool
was aunt Han. l a man hos come witb
a dtp o .... fi omn ll noertui ate frou
?Mine...... . i baa trev. le?l Ibroug.reign
lauds we - IN t. on elves: Ho on ht to
know a an ai di d.au) iow;hoou lit to have
?OHIO Inf.n ' But boro w as I kris .
who ha . in diploma, He bad not attend?
?nv a a te nv ?hero I o i.oilld have lea'.?""1
the alpbalHit of il. Inn ;ua e ile s?-...? lue
Jew i wei I ItblO Wit? n they crud out:
"How hatti n sman loi ors. having novel
learned," And yet hoto with n - l':'1 '
backlit, at all, Ho JuM comos otitand He
expect s tbeso whi o bnlred Uioso gta>
boar cd mon ?li ?had n . lied tbeolpgy all
ggdP livelong to b?w lief rellim. Y ??'.>. '0
'<j?ri.e:l In our du theta man may ho ns ig
noran. .villi a . n mn si *V?????lVii?T?
tbataiollegi into : rn? i hi ' a'd I nt. a
phil soph i nu ' ' '<t n seminal . laiinot
lea. h ?...ol mp, a h. An ampi va al .fer |
tho laving l l ? " ' ?'. W,u ' "' 5 .
ls e. tot v t ll I ut it choke I a l tue pr Ju
di es'ii. ooplJ inoldmtimoi that ?
u n.. Without soi li > tie oj.p.rtu ??
sho dd - o.a.- forth t ? i a h a new n. rt
and a-.ow...,...:? tm lb) t rovolit Ionize.
uati..ns. lt.i- Ilia! ?ly '"WU K '?'. ?a .
V, notice that tho br-ny of lbs if? ?ni
against Ibm. \'m nuisl lomom ci th t tu
ah not live I o en what ive all m. I lea
At thirty Ihre., y-us I a e lio o a I e-i
Well, now, but ?-erv few nea accomplis!
mu n for the chur li or for tile wm kl bofori
Slrtytbn.oso. age 'lio lr? . leo
year' a e ... eu t.. h . n,;. ?e,y aad . hool,
(ben perhnps sui yen- tog tl , '.^ ^
tra,l? h -i ie a or occup?t .?.. ? h u n mg?
?^totwontv. ne Then nf ter that If In tot
S ,".t al yotirea ly ,m-tak..som'
Mt tb non - b rsi ihli ho?, ye., aro thoo*
ce i tit iii T in ii ?vito ure iboronghly e*
thr?e or m lill > ?? ., , v,.lir ?", wai
?Hinein v A i- ' wm* "
.M n.?? *wasold all the vrreat legislator?
It w-,.a:a...st linn I eopl ; ; J^,,
U, th?-yo,...^..^.. ?X/ta?Shw ?tudyl 'g
to sev?
igalnat
uver
ibe
?nbllo
ircbant who
Ut#.?ry s il l . ll ??.""I ? ot th? late
?wn, a a-tl"d..wnie, i w,V?J?3 lhe
Oaldee." Chi! : ?a 'I ? ' s' t.
man who hasall - '?d? ?. s \/ UvM and
itntuary. ..nd amid ll .?wis^ >
that ?nourii - ? " 1,1 ^'^'^.^ "h.sie wintn
,- lhe Ron.sn eoKle. He? ? P <?
- ! ?Il nations, and w;'"r,*hoCIt)U.
MileM oi-uelty UI?OD a? who op
I ,Cbrl*t said: "Owed ?re thr
mer Ifni.? Pub ic theo- v said: "An eye
? rn- oyo, a tooth tnt a tooth: Human
i Snooks your evo orv, you luio-k his out if
bo breaks y..iir t ..?tb, yon Inviikhis te th;
larcasin for sarcasm, persecution for porso
SUttOQ; pay a man In bl. own coin, wound
tor wound " christ said: "Pray for thom
wno dosiutofully n o mi l torment you " Wa?
ibor* anything revolutionary! Was there
inythlng that struck I bo throne* <>r the world
to vt?l*ntly I ni l. They belt tho BOI.U earth
?dor them; but Christ -nid: 'M upbold the
aillnrsof tho earth." Thov loo\od at tho
noon. Christ said: "] will turn it Into
blood.M They I oked nt the stars He said:
"I will shako I hom down like untimely furs."
Do yon wonder thal the world was startled
ind overwhelm?.H Wore int all the**
things again t html After tho but
ilo of Antiotam, when th-J soldiers wore
lying down, thor ughly exhausted, auu ono
W then t ld nw he ?lid not think bo could
wive jftcd bis hand to save bis lifo, it was
. ??ll thnt n favorito geuural ?as coming
Blotlg Ibo line, nml bf ::d they nil got up
and thov gave ibroo rousing oh. ors
huzza, li b i/ i." Although a fow
momeuts i otero thov felt doy cou d hanllv
int n hand to save fholr lifo. Bo
great was tho magnetism of sumo
men. Napoleon after his first cap
tivity put his foot on tho earth and it
shook all klug bu v -.? ' " '.roi ...?,
' ' . I ? -.nil.lani, ll,ii i tirist had timor*
?v emil magnetism limn that. Napoleon
nada I around him tb* memorios of Mnronso
ami \u; orlit anil Jona. Hoc como, ti man
with no parade, no brnndlshod sword, no
peculiarity of apparel, and compara
e?lv t, . ro .illation. I do not now think
> . : remarkable personconnected wi h ii;s
rta 11 u? ?.'.r*'-i !? mother, mid she so poor that
in tho v s ?i hour that over comes t>
a woman's-soul sbo must Ho down amen 3 tho
amel drivers grooming their boasts 'if bur
din. Ahl notwithstanding all this, what do
von BIVI A man nico's Him on tho street
tome day nod says: "My father was in gov
0 nment, and my grandfather and great
grandfather. Who was your fatherf
Christ says: "My earthly father was Jo
..eiih, tho carpenter " Another man meets
Christ mid li?) unrolls bis scroll and says:
"lloro is a diploma from tho l>est school lu
Athens Whore did you gtobiatef Christ
wv-: "I never gradu?t d." It was as though
m me llttlo lishing villa te on I/ang Island
houldarraign New Y?.rk. f'h, wbutnstir
Ho uinkos! If you hav.' nm nd to call tt
mn notism of persou call it : Int. but what a
.t r he make*. Ho comes inion villa :o and tb to
Ho stops out Into tho Holds and nil ibo people
4 ?after Hi n.aud though I h"v bad talton only
nip midi food t<? !n-t a day, tboy are *o fas
inatoil with Christ thov follow right cl eat
nut Into tho wildoruess, and in danger of
tarvntiou. A mau mils Hat on tho ground
1 mi o o Christ, and saes: "My daughter is
dead, my da ghtor is dead." A blind maa
tries t'i rub the dimness out of bis oyes, uni
ho says: "I., rd, that my eyes might be
opened." Tv.o light of day |tours through
gates that bas ne cr before boru c?; oneil
And boro com a a sick an I fainting woman.
Shu nv -: "If I could inst touch tue bom ol
ids urmoitt -that is all." And ibo little
children wh i alway- liked lb dr mothers bo
tero s?. uggled lo gut out of their mothers'
nri'is. They wanto I ta g.i to Christ's arms
and tboy wanted to kiss his rhook,
and tboy wanted te run their Angeli
'brough Iii- bail-, ut I tboy pul HI II SO In love
with . hildron that there, i- hardly a hom on
earth from which Christ has not taken uro
" ?li,' ho says. I must have thom. I am 40
iic to maka Hen on of those. Tootie codai
thal 1 rantin Uoavon, I plant fifty wbiU
h cs. Tim chi <li o:i loved mo on oarth, aa.
now I havo come to a throne, ought, not!
to love them.' Uh, woo- in; motlier, bold no
hack thal child. Lav Iton HIV loving otu
K-ymnnthotlc bo-.om. Of such is tho Kingdon
of 1 loavon."
i n e oro I remark, lack of organtzattoi
was against Him. If mon aro going to carrj
out tiny groal pr. 1 oct (hov I,nu I together
rum their suc?-oss is gonorally in projiortioi
to tho conti ib-tone s of tho orgautcatioo
Wno ? nu tell h nv ni ich can bo u com
plished by a lar;o number of mon beutlet
together for a right object. Christ ha.
no su b association. no ono to bael
bi n up. If po.?plo cam? into Iii
company, all right- ii thoy went away, al
' ell. When they carno, uo loud salutation
When they ?ont awav, n> following o
anathema. 1'otor left Him, and what ?Iii
Christ dui The l?telo s i vs Uo lo ?ke l at him
T ia! ls ttlL < 'b, my ir ends d d anyone o -c
siar; through su 'hobstnclcs a?id run througl
SUCb obsta les to achieve sud* success I Not
withstanding 1UH worldly occupatio:
was a rriiiist Ulm uni His trail
an I His diet wore against Ulm. ^an
1 [is poverty was against Him, and Uis^acl
of s lu ?ol 111 r was a aiust Him, and th
brov itv nf H;s Ino wa-. against Him, und th
I ?versal of public mains was against Him
itu?) lack nf organisation was against Him
yoi yon h.vir Hi-, volco tb s morning ringlu?
through tho ages in evorlastiug cadonco?
"I have Qutshod tho work which thou gave?
no lo do!" Oli yes, Christ is
uonquoror. Soo how Ho con piorod all tb
forces of natura. Th* AtlantlcOcean-whn
a ton .hie slung it is In its wrath. How th
ocean will tako down the Spanish Armale
or the I'ro.ddont. or tho Central Americae
? as ly ns it could swallow a ily. Hut 1 hav
been told by thoo who have visito
Asia M nor that a st ?rm on tbos
inland lakes is worse. And y<
Christ came and Ho looked at one of tho
gr. a inland seas in O.VClono and thu se
i ron hod before Hi n ?ud ii-kod His fee
I le knew nil'bo winds nud tho waves. !!
beckoned anti they canto Uo frown?
and they lied, Tho hool of His foi
inado no indontat.iou on tho solidi tlc
water ns Hu w al n i i!,. In tho lin
part, of tho ?.oat smut asleep. "Uh,' ye
say, "poor ninn poor Christ, K> tired sont:
asleep In tho ba k par of tho lioat." lint 1
roiisos m? H- conloi to tho prow of ?1
lioat liol.-, .01?. He has two words, os
f?., the winds and tho ? thor for tb?; s.'ii. nt
1.0 ?av-: '?Vn c, bo still,"and tho wav
crouch like wtiippol s..adels Ot his fee
Kui.' "?.in'.' /.'.<?.. ns! tiebold tho mai
tiebold thc Co i :
Medic al science bas dono much for the <
lev.ni.01 of rhouiuati ni.mu?s nud lo cu
tlis.-ns.il blood; hut when tho muscles ure 1
w.tho e I np no bun nu power can ever 1
store them. Vt' bon tho baud anti tho arm n
(loud they uro ?lend Hut boro ii a 1 urn yi
in ibo presence ol Chi! t. Arm nerfocl
u elo^x, hipless. Christ sees it lie cen
no. seo auything of that k.ul without pu
lng lt? Ho tays to this man with t
paralytic ann, "stretch forth thy ba?<
lie stiel li" I it fortii whoo ns tho othi
?ieee Dam! Hoholtl th* Otidl And tboro
the fl-.h of tim soo. No human voleo OM
co'nmundod 11 school of fish, but Cbrb
voi ?? ir.arBhnls tho tinny tribe, and tb
come io a place where a hui.) wh
lief oro pooplo worn Osliinz nul bat
lug in nothing: mw tue i?o)';,e a<a
pull tho not, and t.i?>y pull nu il tho n
beak* l horo is tb 1 gr i e. Too bingos
th.- .a inly va ilt <et vory ru-ty b3 tut. -1'
door is s? sol lom op.?uo:l. It ls only win
nomo of m go in to stay th TO nv tho li
t-\ .M? A knob on tho 0 itsld 1 of tli?> d ?or <
the family vault, bat no knob w.trd 1. Tl
kool, on thu out id i wo oneil to i.n?s IO, b
no kn .b on tiieiuddo. Tb -y w 1? pass
stay there until tho rjstirro tion. Cbrl d i"
thrush til that real n n ul Ho ial I: "Datu
UM of "innis, ris? up" sbt> r ?so un. I
?ail' 'li arm, como forth," nu I bo cn
forth. Aol II?said t ? th? whir:w's so
"(let off tl it bior and go h ?mo s?th tl
mother." Th" -;'"t tuoso amt wont home WI
In . mn he - Tuon 1 'brist pl ko?l UP tb ? ko
of tl aili and fast mo I thom to His girdle. 11
uttered a vol-o whl b still ra*>unds throm
all thsgravoyardiof t?artli: Ob, dut
1 will ls) tbv plaguol Ob, grave, I will
tbv destruction I"
I do lint know anv bo'?fr illustration
tho vicarious su'Toring and work of ('bri
than I ??till Ibid in tho Urothot II-MMI tl
day boro pi es* it ?1 an I hero weieomod wi
nil ont heart... \'i lirions suffering. *
KO netlnioi ta k as though tt wo:* an nbstre
word, nul wo t y t?i illust ate it tl
way and tint wav. Hut lt li
t??<n Illustrated In the llvoi
that profession uni occupation iierha
ns |n no ol mr. Tint o is not a rallrovl
tho Culled Stat"s that h n not lieon th* ? 0
of hom.n lii' tinco on Ibo part of 1 :;.ro
onglneers-a scone worthy of pott's car
and pal dor's pen il. an I sculntirs chi
and le^ld itor's atiprotiriation. Ibero he
pacing alon; rapidly. Ho is at his po
Tboro h is ho'ii some wron/ or.
?Ivon, or there bas lio.-n s ?mo r*ckUI<IM
somewhere, anti Ibero < o.noi tho tra n d >
on th* ?am? tra ik agnln t u n at tho ra*.?
ntv.nl" tho ho ir Htnn ling athis p ?st
sa vs ' "What, shall I d tr f?> b ?-v inti 1
man cnn think In a se on I. . Hull l im
and ?a' s my li o and ?>o th*; Slip Ort
mr boinia ? family, or sba I I ""
hero and ?i e mv tln ?o hun 1: * I I
?engers. Oh Oed. hoi >." lb'. 0 nos to.in
de ?"si .tt. an?l be -ub uits te th? awf il h
ti .m ..r fir* n-i i scalding an I whirlwind ?
tro -s un ?0 ta t? bis p nee a n "ni? t ? . m irt
before tho throne. Th ww i? on? MO1 t
,,6-vlsto'o written, nnl lt nee ls te bi
titled: "Tm Martyr UarnoUvo BojfliM
of America." I am glad they 1
patting Into A poem a boaatlfal seen?enact??]
I on one of the Western prairie*. An ongin er
I pnsdng nioner tiny after day saw a li'tlo e,Irl
! come out in front of her father's cabin and
1 wave to Ititi? and he wavod ba .!<, and every
I day that waa tho Joy of the old eu duper's
? heart, ns passlnc along in his loo omotlveovef
1 the prairies tho littlo child ame ami wave I to
bim nud ho waved back. Butono evening; tho
train was holnted aud lt was belated until
tho darkness came ou, and bv tho boadll -ht
of tho locomotivo, tho old enduoor saw that
little chl'd on tho track. Hbo bad rom? out
locking for tho old engln^or. She won
doreil why 60 lona: na tarried. She
knew not her pe-il. Whou tho old
enghioer Baw the littlo girl on the track a
groot horror fro/o his SOUL He reversed tho
engine an<l leapod ovor on tho ? owcatcher.
anti though ile? train was slowing u > ona
Blowing mt very much. lt did noem to the
old ougiueur as If it woro gahdn- In
velocity. Bo? at**ndlog thore and walt
ing for the rtgbr moment, with almost
supernatural ohiv-h ho sol od 1er and foll
back "?) ?.iio cowcatcher. The train halted,
the i asstngers oamo around to sea what ?ni
tin-matter, nu I tho o lay tbe old engineer
fainted dead away, with the littlo child all
unhurt In his arms. Uo had saved her.
Bravo I j OU <my, bravo! for the o tl engineer.
It'tt behold my Christ tho non of God.
i Wlion I in ; trains of disaster were c ming
1 ""' .'. "',!r,nt-loni" trains of ovor*
1 ?>.-. ? - .i .rkuuttd and doom. II?
we:it out lu his own Almighty strength an I
tmat hod ns out of the doom, und snatcho j
us out of darkness, Himself perl-hug in tin
sacrifice. Oh, th . grandeur of tho vicar! >ui
mt ret ina of tho Son of (?od who laid down
His II ?fir you and for me. Oh, Ilia g^neo
It ts so hi,'h, it Is so deep, it Ls so long, lt Is so
brood. Yes, yes. We have a ?vnipatbl/.er
In this Christ, I know that Yo i cannot
toll, my brother, you cannot toll, my sister,
you cannot toll Christ anything nboit
supering. He hi.- b eu through lt all
You will never have a 1 md as
heavy to carry as tho load He carried up th i
, bloody mount. You will uovor have any
I suffering worsu than that whloJ Christ felt
when, with lou gt to bot nud enrobed and
cracked and swollen. He cried out: "1
thirst!" Ah, you wi 1 nevor hnvo nhy
worse enemies than Christ hal.
Thoy hailod down His prayers and they
i sntiTod tm with glee the smell of His blood.
This dav I lay His crushed heart at vour feet.
Oh, Ho must bave beon tremendo ?sly in
earuegt, or all th? obstacles W mid havo
driven Him bao'r. Hit. n->, uo. H > comos
right on, nutl He is hore morn certainly tlnn
yon and I uro h >ro, for U i Ulis all tho place
with His pre ...te e, nu 1 1 put His crushed
tu art at your ft ot. Oh, let it not t>0 told in
Heaven that after all your opportuities of
accepting thi3 Christ, and after all that
Christ has done for you, you dospised Ilia
grace and nut o l"this opportunity. Many of
you I seo for tho 'i st timo au 1 tho last timo,
lt is so overy Sabbath morning and lt
ls so every Sabbath night I soo you
once and then never again until the great
throne of judgment is lifted anti thov shall
come from tho North and tho South aud iho
Kost and tho West. Wo will a'l bo thero.
However deep down In the earth wo may
be buried wo will hoar tho blast of tho g-oat
trumpet, and wo .hall CO HO un. wo shall
come up. And yot I have to tell von this
morning-and it breaks my hoirt to
tell you-that notwithstanding nil that
Christ has dono bocauso of His roio.-tion,
ail His magul ticen t work anl all tho story of
cross aud crown and thoms are for so no
pooplo a .lead failure. H.ilona, tho Empress,
wout out to tind m the Holy Land a crosa
the particular erosi on which Christ was
crucified, and tradition says-of course thero
was superstition mingled with the tra litton i
-tradition-ays three-rosses wor ?oxhUIUO I
Thoy did u it know which of the tinco was !
tho cross of Christ, so they took a de i I no ly
aud put it upon ono cross and Ibo body
moved not Thea thoy took tho dead body
and put lt upon the sr:ond cross, but tho
nody moved not Thon they t.o< tbs
dead Inly aol they put it upon the
third cross and it sprang ino life-it
siimu^ Into life, k mav have bym-that
story mav hav i b.?on mere tradition or super
stition; but it is not a s iperstitiou that in the
cross of tho Son of i ?od lhere is a lifo giving
power fur- your dead so i) and mino. "Awn <o!
thou that slee;>e-t, and nriso fro n the ?lend
and ChrLit shall ??Ivo (hoe lifo."
Jeffcraon's Hospitality.
Not until tito days of General urnnt
was tlie English custom of giving na
tional gratitude n pecuniary form ob
Nerved hy even n part ?>f the Ara ricin
people. Not a few of thc gre it leaders
ot tho Revolution were allowed to die in
poverty, verifying tho spirit, if not thc
letter, of thc lines :
''And bailiffs may soi/.o his last blanket to
day,
WhOSO I all shall b< upborne by hornes to
morrow."
Congre-s, in two or three cuses,showed
a tardy louse ot' grntitlldo hy purchasing;
tlie papers and libraries of those whose
public service has caused them to dio in
solvent, tims enabling their families to
live in som?, i liing approaching comfort.
Thomas Jefferson, toward tho close of
his life, was so infirm and poor that ho
applied to the Legislature of Virginia
for permission to dispose of hi? large es
tate by lottery. I Ic Loped hy this method
to reali/o a sum Hiiliicientto poy hlsdobts
and to give him a compel euee. Public
duties prevented him from looking ofter
ins e-tato during many years, and a pro
fuse hospitality had exhausted bis mens.
Mr. Jefferson was thc most popular of
American cltizt ns, and people caine from
I ar and near to ROC him, prompted by
curiosity or affection. L fe at Monti
cello resembled, for years, that tn a hotel
at a fashionable watering place. Mem
bers of Congross, oflicc-holdora, clergy
men, lawyers, doctors, artists, ?o?C?1411
crs, and people of fashion flocked to seo
the great Statesman, and to partake of
his t)03| itnlity.
lifty pnests were entertained one
ni ht, nnd whole families came in their
carriages, and remained for months. Ono
family of six pt r ons come from Eur pe,
.md made a visit of ten months. '1 ht n
they inado it short tour through Hie
States, retinue 1 to Monticello, and re
mained six months long r. A gentle?
iivin asked Woiraely, Mr. J oller 8011*8 ' -
\orite servant, pointing to the th,e car
riage-botiscs, each of which would c n
tain a four-horso coach: "How ofton
were these filled in Mr Jefferson s
t?mo.',,
"Every night in summer, sir," HU -
s were 1 tho servant ; "and we ofton had
two or threr carriages besides undo.- that
tree''
"It must have I ikon all hands to ta',;o
caro of your visit .r.s. ''
"Ye-i, sir, and the wholo f-.irm to foti!
them," said tho si ivo.- YouWi Comb in
ion.
Not That Kind.
"We aro wedded ?ow, my darling,"
Bald the husband to his br hld,
'An honenforth we'll r;n to^other
( m 1 fo r. journey, sid?) by side.
.'Wo must t-cnr ea m other's hurlent
Help t?rh other when wo can,
And to make lifo happier, brighter.
Each must for tho other plan.
"Lot's bej?n this very morning
To start right ls my desire
You just got up now, my prcoioua,
And construct the kitchen Are."
Sad, nh! sad, his disappointment!
Courage oo/ed from ev ry por
When his sweet young bride responded:
'Pay I What do yon toko mo forf
-Somerville Journal
THE HOME DOCTOR.
Cold in tho Head.
A remedy for an Incipient cold in the
ncnd mny ho obtained by breathing thc
fresh fumes of flowers of sulphur. The
powder should bo .prickled Often a hot
mota I Burfaoo, nlittlo r.t a time, tho per
son inhaling to stand aa near at possible.
I he odor is not nearly ns disagreeable a
wheu thc smoko is inhaled after it lias
been sime lime diffused in thc air. Only
a short tirno is required befor- a "cure1"
ls effected. Kvcn little children find no
difficulty in breathing tho fumes.
Whooping Cough.
Whooping cough isa bigley contagion.'
fever, affecting tho entire system, bm
ipocinllv manifesting itself in ra Inflam
motion of the bronchial tubes, and a
spasmed io cough occurring tn frequent
paroxysms. Tho whoop is dun to titi;
rapid coughing. This render.; it. impos
sible to draw in the h eath until thc
coughing ends, when tho 1 * oat 11 entera
strongly through tho glottfi, -lill par
tially contracted by ti c spasfcu.
It rarely ends in loss (han ?Ix weeks;
genorally its run is longer, sometimes
many months. As a mle, Inn physician
merely aims to p.illinto tho symptoms,
guard against complicotions^nnd abridge
somewhat the attack. !?a*/i Flint : "It
must bo admitted tlint there aro no
known menus hy which thc affection
nay bo arres od."
A writer in tho Lancet foi* March, 1SBG,
thinks that thc prevalent treatment has
been directed too much to t. e symptons,
instead of to tho c usc. Hence the
medidnos prescribed hove simp!*, had an
anti-spa-medic and sedative effect - re
lieving tlie cough, but not reaching thc
1 sense itself. During a so vero epidemic
of whooping-cough, ho noticed on
several occasions a marked alleviation of
the symptons, and then nt other times a
marked aggravation. This lcd him to
-uspce.t sonic powerful atm > ehrrical i ri -
ducnecs nt work * n tonsultirg his
charts, ho found that th" former condi
tion corresponded to a high percentage
of ozono in tho air, ami tho latter to a
very low por contnge.
Ozono be g a natural antiseptic (pro
\enti'o of putrefaction i, beat once corn*
mciiccd t trout his patients with anti
soptic mouiclncs, taken internally, Tho
result was very I vorablc. Thy motho 1
wns confirmed hy fu "her cpr ri ncr,
roving satisfactory in almost every
ease.- Youth'8 Combinion.
Prhtinn ot the Antipodes.
Kn gi bb and Amori nu writer- fro
I lieut ly write as if tho wh de of tho I ng
ish speaking and writing world wes
unbraced between San Francisco n'id
[)ovcr, paying little attention to the
i:it? li Provinces of North Ame ?ea, ami
IOHO nt all t i thc numerous colonies
viiieh lie under thc Southern < ros*, em
>rn< lng ( apo Colony, Australia and Now
ealand, bod ies tho English press of
( din Vet tho writes, mid couse ucntly
.he printers, of these countries mo lill
nerous. Inindia alone a large number of
voi ks aro printed, and tho productions
if tl e press at the < ano of Good Hope
ire far from contemptible It is. howj
.\e.. in Australia and Now Zealand that
ho groat est development has been m ide,
in I it is lhere that business is thc most
?ct i ve and t jato is dovelopcd the highest,
'n tho newspaper lino, tho daily journals
>l Melbourne and Sydney heir an ex ci
en' ci lupar son with those of any other
?arl of tho g oho, while in book-printing
bee (owns 1 ave attained a very respect?
tide i auk.
Those denonden irs of Great Britain
mir ot. in the course of the noxt half
?cntury, have Uss population (hil fiO,
? 0,00 i of p opie, which, will keep going
i vas: number of c tablishnv nt - in nil
lepnrtmonts of tho typographic art. In
beso lands they ha. e. developed new
>erulinrilios and methods ?-f working.
II ?Yering from (hose in tho United .'tides
ind I reit britain, our country haying,
ndeed, but l itio influence upon tho
ncmbcrs of the craft there, lb it ?sh
Mist.nus and habits aie followed n< fir
is ran bc, bul tftOgreal licit and (bynes
if tho clim t . compel different methods
if labor, both nt pr?, ss and ease.
< n thc whole, however, tho vo-k
ooka as if it had ben dune in Oren)
britain Tho wet imper, thc 1 k vi
;loss . n (ho sn fa e, the heavy ind tl)Hon
?f tint letters, tho nt: ont ion paid t . John
ion's orthography as modified by the
London booksellers, mil tho gnat pr?
: ort ion of solid matter mark thc volum -
ir the journals turned out thero as In?
: iplrod hy English ideas.~-Piicij?c JV/nn .
Hindoo Heads.
A Hindoo writes to tho Phnnologi
Magaelnc ns to the relative si/.e. of iho
' heads of his countrymen ns compared
With those of Europeans, lie says: ' All
the Hindoo heads I have had tho oppor
tunity of measuring by tape measure
come near to or about twenty-two inches,
i nnd in soinn oases moro, in circumfer
ence." Thc writer goes on to give his
view of tho difference between tho 1 nv
1 i nil and the Hindoo, and tho toasen of
the latter's sub ootion. Tho nit i ve, ho
considers, has less of thos . (?unlitios that
give enerby, force, resistan c. < nterpi ?se,
hopefulness and 0?liltion, while ho In
more of thoso that 1 ad t ) pis ive oho li
once, reverence, rospcet for a ?I ority
submission to what appears! ?bethe wil
i of heaven, and in goncrnl to religious in
j Quencos, than his conqueror.
Will not soil tin? clothing nor stain thc skin
Hall's Hair Ri newer Try lt,
"Ayer'h Tills enro l me of stomach and lit
er troubles."--I >. w. Raine, Nov^ Derne, > C
Detter lesen jost Iban a friend.
Hixiieth Veer.,
Th? Voi TH'S COMPANION coleVatos Hits
?ear Ita BlxtlM'i annlv.-r-nrv. lt ml/ht ? ?-ll
bo a ?ed tho "Univ rsal Oo*r,pvilou?" ?tuce
Its reader* aro . o md nimmo mindie*., lits
BO .vlioly ed tod I at lt. pages ari ns Ur ?rest
IIIK 'o adults ai lo iho voua . people. Mo* don
tho best Siiorl amt H"rlal stu les t contain* n
pro.it ar.otynf popular and iiBe'iil Into RM.
I Inn un Nut r il fli.->tory. Senne ., Ho no Ans.
Oamea and Kports, and la ful y lllimtralod. lt
eos ta but St.75a voar, and a nil script.on .ont
now is crodtUd to January, I uss.
THE COCAINE HABIT.
Th ? Worn Min MTV Koo.ru-New It?rela.,
tallou* of Power.
CVlMlnno/l Timr* St,ir.
When cocaine was discovered tho mod len
world exclaimed "thank heaven!"
Hui useful a? it is, it is also dangerous, es
pocially when ita usn is DO r ver tod from tin
deadening of pain for surgical operation?, tc
tho stimulation and destruction of tho humar
Inxly. Its first ejects uro soothing and cap
tivating, hut the thraldom is tho mo.it hor
ribla slavory known to humanity.
J. I.. Stephens, M. D., of Lebnnou, O.,
wa-? interviewed ny our reporter yesterday
at. the ii mu i Hotel, and during the couver*
Bation the doctor said : "The cocaine habit
ts a thousand time! ??orso than tho morphin?
and opium habits, and you would be aston*
lathed, ' bo s:iid, "if you knew how frightfully
tho habit is increasing "
"What aro its eH'octs!"
"lt ii the worst constitution wrecker ever
known. lt rubia t!:e livor und kidneys in
half a year, and when this work is dono, tho
.trongost constitution KO.UI succumbs.''
"Do you know ,1 Dr. in 1er hil I's caso hoi o
in Cincinnati "
"That lending physician who borania a
victim of tho co-niuo habit.1 Yes His case
was a very Mid ono, bi lt tin habit cnn bo
enro l. I unvo rescued ninny a mun from a
worse rondit on."
"What, worse than Dr. l/udorhill's:''
' indeed, Kir, fur M>. .Instill M, Hall, A.
M., M. I)., pros.dontof th . t.?tc l?.-.iri of
Health of iowa, and u binied pru titiunor,
and Alexander Neil, M, I?., pr I . :. r ..| sur
gery .n tho f domini. Medi al e'ollogo, and
president Of the A ca le tr. ol .Me 1 obie, a ?icm
.vide:,- known, Tv. \V. I*, i Itmco) <.! Indi*
auu oil , lill., from personal oxp ri ti-o in
opium eating, et?.*., can tel! you ol' th . kind
Ot suece.s our form of I iv ;,t neut Wills, a .<!
socan H. <'. Wibou, formerly of Clo Inuati,
who i. H uv associated with me.'1
"Would y u tullid lotting our rr odors Into
tho se rvl of your methods "
"Woll, young man, sou surely have o good
blt of assit rn: i u lu il?k a man to give his luis
inessawnyt the publie; but I won't disap
P'int you. I ba.'o treated over Ut*,'KIO no*
ii":its. in com non with many eminent noy
si-ian-. I for ycart ma lou close stu ly o. tu*
eiTo ts i ( tho habits on tho syste.it and I hi
organs which they most severely attack. l>r.
Hall. Dr Neil mi I.Mr, Wilson, whom 1 hive
moutiono I, and hundreds or cthors e ptall i
ns ex|Hirt, iiiiul't c any Biinilar ex|KTiinentt
on their own behalf. Wo e:ich found ihal
these drugs work d in st destructively in tin
kidneys nud liver: hi fa '. dually d st roved
them. lt wa. then a ?'pairen t that no cur?
could be olToelcd until (boto organs could ii*
restored to health, We receuily exhausted
tho entire range of medical scion* o oxjieri
mun ting with all known reined es for tho/,}
ori:.n>. and as tko result of I beso close invor
t iga' ? ns wo ;ill - uh tant lally agi ced, tho i li
foll iwing dilTorotit linos of in |uiry,
that thu most reliable, tt.'icutillc pr. i ?
ration, was Waruor's safo cure. Th ii
was tho second p mt in tho discovery
Tuo third was our OWQ privat? form ..! treal
ment, which, of ourse, wo do nut divul^ . to
tho publi . livery oso that we have treated
first with Waiiic. . s.io cure, theti with oin
own priyato trealm ut, and followed up
again with Warner's safe euro tor a few
weoks, hat boon sue os ?ful, These habits
can't bo cure I without using it because the
halut is no i ri lie : an I sustained in tho livor
and kidneys, Tho lauVl i ou be kept up in
mode ation, however, it free no bo also
mude. a", the attie limo, o; thal great
remedy."
"V's, ?i i a world famed and lustlyce?o
brate, [s di ' hike nany other physician?,
I used lo ?1 'i ide tho clal ; . made for it, bul I
know now for n la i lhat it is tho world's
greatest blessing, bavin; sovereign rower
over hitherto hiern ohio diseases of tho
kidneys and liver, and when I have ?-aid
t bat. "young mau, l huvo said nearly ev ry
thing, for mo.'t diseases origina o in, or aro
aggravated by, a depraved condition of tho
kid nm. .."
"i eoplo do not real i 70 Hil?, becauso, singu
lar as i moy -io:n, thu kidu vs may i?e in n
very advanced sUlgO "f de om position, ami
yo; owing lo tho fact tiiat there oro but few
uorvos of sensation in them tho subject wi . I
not oxperien u much pniu iheroin. On this
account tho .sands ol |iooplo die every year
of kidney discaso unknowingly. Th y hove
so called dis U ders of tho head, of the heart
atld Itlll^'S Olid st.a ll, and treal them in
vam, f'Ttho real carno of their tuber, i-do
ranged kidneys, and they weru ros o red to
lioalth Ihe other disorders would s< o-i dis
appear.
l>r. Stophons's experience, that can lie con*
fiime I by ninny itioii-unds whom bo bas
Ironte<l, a Ids ouiv more ouipbasH t ? the ex
perience of ninny hundreds ol tb iiisandrt all
o\or tho world, lhat the remedy i o retors to
is without any doubt thu most beneficent
disnvory ever given to humanity.
Typewriters and Press Oir.patohe?.
In Ihc ir n mi sion of prosa dispatches
(ho typewriter has loni; played an impor
tant part. Ono year ngo lust .lune tho
Associated PK decided to uso thc typo
wii;< r inst ul of iho st . hts. Tho Asso
ciated Press, by thc way, has to make
manifo'd co| ti s f tolcg aphio dispatches
for tho lise of the daily press, It found
thc typewriter better for several reason".
In tie lirst pince thc copy turned out was
heller. Copy, hy tho wny, is n .dani?
lcm in ?so iii newspaper olllccs. It was
invento I by llonjainhi i'rnnklin, who in
vented ai o electricity and thc li cpu bl ic.
Ii i- i n pose I to nu in manuscript r inly
for tho ? l inter, [II tho ' its . of tho type
write; tho copy, of Course, conics out
distinct and unvario;l, Again, a mani
lo>!d copy is ender mudo,
In wi ?linn with a stylus, ns tho old
fashion vvns, it requires n great amount
of muscular excition to make an impres
sion on cl hi shoi ts of paper. With t. e
typewriter i is almost tts easy to print a
do/cu sin- t- ns ono? One expends little
moro physical cnorgy. Tho th efcttt od
vantage, however, is th t the receiver
cnn "lake" a rail deal moro rapidly.
While hy tl o writing system a first-class
operator can biko hut forty-five words nt
mot, by I lie ii nf 11 io typo writer heran
(uko sixty-live words easily. As hua
h cn said, (ho render can "givo" but
foity five wortls, tho same numb r that
thc old-fashioned receiver ?an tnko.
To obviate litis diillculty and increase
thc speed of trnnsm'ssion a system of
abbrev ation hn~ bein introduced. Thus,
if tho sende.* in New York wishes to
telegraph lo 'bo Ass r ated 1 re*s Agent
in ( hi'ago tba* "Alnyflowor bent Galatea
this nf to no," he sends Iho following
dispatch: "Mfwr bot GltO ts p. m."
lt t ;k S hi n ns long to send this by
th . Morse nlfttbet ns it does tho receiver
to wt. 'o it out on tho typowriter. On
this ah ne dop< ads tho nd an tage of tho
ty po WI Uer. Thc r< cciver can take sixty
live words n minute on tho typewriter,
while his follow Can mite o'lt in m inii
Bcript only f rty-flvo. In other words,
ho gains twenty words n minuto, und hy
thc system of abbreviation tito i-endci
cnn otpial his speed, At prosent the
Associated Press u os tho maoli no in ita
olliccs in Washing! ?n, Ba thttoia, iNcw
Voik, I'h,I cl lp i a. Pittsburg, l et oit,
rilevohiiid, Cincinnati, Columbus, O.,
Chicago, Bt. Paul, Kansas City, Minne
apoli*, Louisville Nash .jil?, .Memphis,
! Indianapolis, and St. Louis.--Chicayi
Triton-. _
Tho Canadian Patino Company U
building five milos of snow sheds in th?
Hooky mountains, nt nn estimated cost
of *f,.r>00,OOO. n fact which suggests om
item of tho expenso of operating railway!
over tho snowy ranges of tho great conti
1 neat ai divide.
Two hundred bluebirds wore found
dead at tho foot of ?in clootric light nt
Hiv City, Mich., one morning.
Hal y fu!;- rmi bump- its brad,
baby Pawl . they ll Ink it's dead,
Mamma ui-ts st. ,ftu ? bs i ?il.
huhs tho hain : slops (lll'lUoil,
Silver hal plus to represent thistles ore
now.
A proiniiionl farmer of bowling Green,
Howard County, Md., Mr J. T Ridgely, fold
his four childi on wcrosiek with sore throats
mi l coughs nt the HOIIIO lime. Roil Him
('?ililli cure curod them In o week. No
opiat"-.
To ?h? all th.' .ni you cnn to your follow
bohig<, t>> haw a ) uro conscience, to gain nn
hom rabio livelihood, procuro lot- yourself liv
work a little cano, to moko! lioso around you
happy -that In ti ito I uppiticss; ail ? ii? roo! arc
mon* niM-ei ri: v and < Ititi? i >
If nilli? lo I ? ah sore oj cs use I tr. ]? ano Tliontp
sen's Kv v liter. I i n; ; :-< s .. < I! ?it per lint tie
S'.it ts aro not t lcd ti
... Milito lull.
litihtb
No lady should live in pcriicttinl ti a: mid
nullor from tho morotwrlou?Iroubh - 'hut io
often appear, when br. Kilmer's COMPI.KTE
IIM-.M: RKMKIIY is ci rlnln lo prevent and
i m Tumo: mci 1 'uticer tlu re.
Grand tontples ar.' built of Miinll stones
nd .:1 . at li vt? aro niado up of trifling events
CUM ('oiimiiiipiloii Mr I'ttroilf
We have s<? often seen fatal results follow
ii.!- declaration that it oatt bacurrd, thal we
tia ve uiieonscii nsly settled down in tho belief
timi this disease must necessarily provo fatal,
lt i. trni' (hat occasionally a community
lins witnessed an i.-olnU-d etii.e of what may
appropriately in- termed B.xatitnncous rwov
ory, bul to what conibinntloii of favorable
circumstances this rosall wa duo none have
hitherto 1.n found able to determino.
We have now tho uratifvia^ fact tn nu
nomico (hut thc process bj which nature ef
fects this wonder!ni eicingo is no longern
mysti fy to die medical prolcssion. and thal
I hu ehaiiK< s hrouhgt about in tho ?ysti m un
.I. r favorable cireunislnucos by extriusie
cutis? . may he made as eertiiitlly and m.re
. \ i. iii! ioithly l-\ t he uso of t lie pro]II r remedy.
In oilier wolds, tinture is Itnilutiil mi l u.s
h ?Oed.
'i ii .i rcnhais mn t tor i* aol hing mon. or lev.
limn U'airi'.liincnl linj>orf?-ctly organized.
Nuw, if we eftn procure tile organ!zation ol
tia- I ??od material so ti,:ii through tho pro
cess of elective utlloity it may laka its pince
in th;' system, we eau eure th.- .??si .-.M.. This
is just what I'iso's Cure for Consumption
dei h. It n rr*-sis o' oneo tho progress ol ti?..
disensu bj preventing the further supply of
tuberculous mut ter, tor while the system is
miil. r its influeneo all nourishment ls oi-gnii'
i.-ed and assimilated. lltliiiscoiitrnlscough. |
expectoration, iilglit-swi'tits. heotle fever, tine] '
al! other characteristic syndotns ol l'on- j
stmipt i' in.
Many nhvslclails are nov.- using thia medi
cine, ant nil writ?? thal it cotnef. fully opto !
;is recommendations and makes Coiisuiup- |
lion . no o! I Itv* diF.easi'S Ihoy eau readily e-.n e.
'I in- I- riulugsingcof a disease is alway.-, the
most auspicious Tor triathlon'. This lin t
should bonico i o vous tn resort lo the uso ol
ll-.-'. I'm.' U (ion the cotl.il1 !.. (lift not;.I,
whet I)et '.' lias i ??h.siitn'it h . dial h 'Ki's for :
it- emt? o? i?o?, r- i- this remedy cuits all !
kinds of eou?;hs willi iilicunaled f cl?iiy mel
pr? 'int it ness. In coughs fr? ?iii .-i simple cold, I
l\\ O ul t ! l.!....> ol' t lie uno hie?; lin ve Ifen i
found olin -;.-ut to rein.ive th.1 trouble. s., |
I itt ali ?iisenses of tho thront mi l lungs, with
KV tu pt oms sinai!:.*.. ?lg I li- So .>! Coiistitii]it ion,
Piso ? uri* ls Iii?? only infallible remedy.
'Ile following letter rceoiiuiieinlin-? i'isuV i
; lim ot- Consumption, is a fair saniplu ol i
tl?- ,-. rt lleiitit rcitd veil daily hy tho proprie
toi o? i i.is m. dieiite:
Al.ltlON, S. V.. I iee. -l\>, i ss-, I
! hatti terrible t'oitgh, and I wo physicinis
sahl I would never get well. I llioii w m I?
a .:. t.t??r? ..ad ashed for a geo I cough mo h
' cine. Tlie druggist gave me I'iso's Cure, and
it has i- ne uni inore unod t liait anything I
j ever UM ?I, 1 do no? ht'ioivc leonid !;\?' with
, <-,: il I.P.ONUtt \ VKRM1LYK \
I', r
P levi
wi!! I?
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w ill I
can .!.
sit lint
and tl
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?mo t
dee; n .' change tho character bul
it.
A < ? rent Ile" II r?l
..ur . i by those who write to Hallett
, I'of!I'Jtui, Main". Pull information
. sen! voil, Ir.e. about w?irk '.hat you
? an*I live at home whorover you are
?<<l, timi w-.ll pay yi n from .?>."? to $'J3
pwnrdsn .l iv. A iiumher have earlie?)
..Vi lu n dn . ? a i ?ii a I not needy*!; Hal
C". will'start you. both BOXO?; .iii I
Tho chance of a life!imo. All is ne.v. j
; tim time. FoituiKM are absolutely |
or the workers.
hie- ?table ? vils aro always lu st suj porto 1.
I> M H i, ii : ,o ?. Wive?? lind Malbara.
.'in . for Pamphlet "a F tn.il?; Oi.spaics. free,
.ecurolyu riled. Hr.J.I) M rcii?i, Uii"a,NY
Nothin :
nt lenin
loilnb?.
inor?
than
clearly IndicaU-i
desire to nhlige
th" true
or accotn
Relief is Immediate, and a
Reined v for < 'ntarrh. fi'?e.
DON'T PAY A RHr PRICE!"
Ge /"*?.?./.?.}-<?. Po . for ;> Veni-'i . iii?<,rip
O ^CIILJ? lion VJ UIO woikljf Anmrlcnn
Kural llein ? l'.<H'h;'>tor, NV. without prem I
lum -- iii cn - |. . i un t lies! We.-LIV m nie iVoriil." 1
Jim.-..?. ticoluiilns. lOyfurno'd. r'or -nc ll ol t :< r
iou h?vo one elum-a fVotii over tv> nar. rent Clem
;oun.l liol In r \ ul n mes, (0 to *>10 pp., . iel p:?per
one year. l Oritpalil ll.?oi: pntuuRi*. iv-, itxtra, sn.ot]
iionW-ft . ?i n iv. A monti Mamare! Law without
l?>w)erH. . iiy Cycloneill.t; Purni Cyeliifvsiia?
Karlie-.-*';il -it.i.-UlT.'.'.ler?' lilli S; I um '">n R*r,??
tn Poultry .uni. VVorl.l Cv Inpiulln Dttnlelxou'ti
(Umiiiuii Counselor, nov?- Um ful I'nKtimnnj Klv?
Yrnrfi B.-for.- itu- Ma I. IV'uplo'H ll .h.r of Unit il
BU'*-; i.t . ii -to y nf ii Nation*: Popular
Ilmtory Civil War (Imf li Rides).
Any on? brok mu? p ipt-r one venr. alt p ittpatd. for
$1 15 "Diy Porter ?. a:,,-, if labcorliKMi txi'or*
tbi> Ut or Mareil. KallsfaollOfl Kiiar.inipi? 1 on l> out
anil Week y. or ni n-y re'undo I. Ki-ferem-iv lion. C.
UL PKtvoHft. M .?yr R?>Ch?J<t?-r. Sample paiwr?. ?c.
nt)HAI. ItOMK i > >. Urn.,
Wllhittil I'rrntl . iu.ti.5t-. uyear | KociiRsrrH.N.Y.
MRS. A. E. SH
> ! I 622 North Tenth 81
DRESSMAKING, MILLINERY and all Mr.?t
'l u IR medicino, combining Iron with pmx
t-PKctablo tonics, quickly mid completely
"ur?-? Dyspepsia, Iiultixestlost, Wenk?
:<w , Impure lllootl, Malaria? ('lilli*
.>v. l Kc vi'rn, and Neuralgia.
H lu un iinfHllliif* romcdy for Discales oflhr
Kidney nitil lit vcr,
:i i- InvslunhUi for Pisc?los pcoullnr (n
.S'ooten, mid nil who lend i -donCary lives,
ltd Mts not Injure tho teeth,causo Li ridnche.or
iir?ii|?o constipation- othtr hon iw<ltrinc$ a*,
eiurtohes nutt imrlili'H (lin hlo.or.1.
...m s tho npputitc, ?Ids Hie icMnillntinn
id, relieves liourtbiirn mid ltulctitng,and
?.thons tho musel s mid nerve*.
Intermittent Fevers, Ijinsltudr,
I,a<.': of Bitcray, etc., It has no < Tint.
!? ' Tho genuino baa above trado mark anil
croMK!<l red lines on wrap|ior. Take no oilier.
"?r?- ort? bi BROWR ? iiran ALIO.. lutTisons. no
? io Ki ilil tors ft Heirn, bena ?tamp
Mill.
? ,r r
M rei
r
WT \ V'IMMl5''" 1,1 raise poultry and eftitp.
M /Vii I IJI/ for market. M;io bunarea
(toiioi.H a year for tho HRM men. semi lu cents (or
print "I Instruction*. W. i . ll thLOCK, Chi ^"TC'inn.
UNRIVALED ORGANS
On rt?.- RAH V l'A V >1 RNT ?ty?noni, fr-m $3.'?5
par moiltli ui> IOU Ktyl.-s. %S? to I'll'. K.-nd for Cal
r?i.? :'i ? ?rilli bili particulars, malled free.
UPRIGHT PIAMOS.
Conrtnietnd OB MIS nr-rr mi'ih.vl of ntnniflQK. OD
?lin ll ar tarin*, head for <lrn-rl|itlvo i ' id, o.na.
MASON & HAMLIN OKGAN ANO PIANO CO.
Bonton, Now York, Chicago._
Tho Groat Nureory of
PERCHERON HORSES.
200 Imported Brood Maree
Of CholcoBtFemiilloo,
l> li WGlf?Tc.'TIlBEU?,
?U Afifs, both Soxes,
IN STOCK.
300 to 400 IltlPORTED ANNITAIX*;
from r^iinc?a. all rvcorded ? lil? oxtcnrVd pedlfrrveeln thc
Ferchf ron Rtud Book? Tho IVrehrron In tho only drift
br**d of Frano? r>o-*ei?lnsr n. afnd book that hus 0i?
support and endorsement o. tho French Government.
Rend for lSO-roge Catalogua, illustrations by llov?
n****T- M. W. DUNHAM,
Wayne, DuPo?o Co., Illinois,
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min ito . . ii
Prier- i i h
u Ks
P. MOIIHI >N. itiai-Aiitr
i\ ..- relli'l rrom
.ure r-T Catarrh
.'; << li.ixos S.\n\
A Idr -KU, JAMES
?. rt^i*"-^ ot^?ders' Book
,h ll'?r,?N,'r<-' J^arriw?cnon appUoAtloni?
?JOM y ftXi'uuc?. lWf4/.icTv, X-J Grand St.. N. T.
_K N I'., ir;
PftTP?WTO Ol.tnlned. send Btninnfo
.*.? 1 a? lu I *1> liiv.-niofn millie. I.. 1 .IN.,
HAM, Client Lawyer, \\ itddiiitton, I?, c.
L9 ?3 ?- 'A Sw Iv IN OS i roseeqtet
u W a y <\>. i >.<>-? i fee nu I mi
M II en. v N ,, . T\s EN ll -'I v% ll \ KA KS' BX?
PUK lliM?J. |?7*Co'iltr:.<i'ii DKM-K SoMCITID
mVLO B. STEVENS & CO,
WASHING ro.V ]). C.
CHICAGO, i t.i
v i.\vi).onto.
Di inti .rr, MICH.
o IEX ^ M J?P x o UN?1
SINCL? - ?;'i! L0ADIN9
ute
SHOT GUN.
T i.Sn.j. ?ul .. I' ll lt?l Itnf l^ek, I'.int
r?r- an<! i r.i.ri ! . ti, iii.Mp,ronT?nl4>rK?M
B>tnlp-il*ilon, ha : , I. ?..>!;,tv. .nd btistf
.f ?..:..?,. ihl, Im, no i s mir?, th? wwii,
TbotKindi of th?, nun, havi ..... . i. ?i-.l ihr dftiwiul Sf
Ih.'i. ., rapidly In. '.>?,.. ... \ ? -, ,'j| i H .i rr.|,?, iMiy rv
*ol? '.iri.il I.?? p.irlir. InlrudlOQ i" |.?irrl.a.* . .mu?? hrrMQ*
lc. i dial g ni lo ?Iv? il . t III -, i...uh ?laailailtaa
a. f. .-. rmrrhaiin* cn. of aitollin pattetn
ri I f..>'''";" Harrrl. I.- I*rr.# IS.OOl IO bar?. S 10.00
' BO ' i TT. 1*1 llarrrl, 18 ' ?rr. ? 18.00 ; 10 bora, t m.CO
.Va* ?c. In nant I foi . I'nloK'u ..r Hallar Skala?*
K13.?. Kiirm.i. Air Killi.. PoUra Ooc.l., Ouaa. ?ta.
JCHH P. L0VCi.LT. SONS. Uoilan. Mat?.
^ ARD hm CURED.
I S't'.V Ki-KI'NDi?O
ir- I fall :.> eura Ad
ren n. M. wo ><.&{,
I. n . AH nita, na.
E WANT YOU?
prnfl'iilile employment t?"
e Hrr-rncnrctle ipun
or man in??) nu
rf tu rseni UH In *?iry
Salary ?76 per month nmi o?i*nwr., or a
.rur eornrnisaion on wlw If prererrmL (looda naplt.
iirvone lium Outilt and |?rticulni-i< l-'ree.
M-f ANDAHD BlLVEUWAitK CO.. llOb'ION. MASa
??mo FOU ifATAJUOtlUjS^.
DEFOf?ii YOU I3?Y A
Carnap, Wapa or Boar
-WHITE TO
HOTCHKIN CARRIAGE W03KS,
SY11ACITS13, N. Y.
is-i.ow mir ..- TO m.U.l.ltH.JI^
WI IF, TH Kit TOU WA ITT A
lt will imv von 'o wi-ito to Ibo
?F.F.THOVJEN 'PIAN0-?RGAN GO
W -nningron, Warren Oo., Now Jerae;.
ODT Purchasing
H I, AGENT,
:root, Philadelphia, Pa.
i of CITY SHOPPING attended to with
Southern r?f?rence?. Send for olroular.
T?o Ber
Waterproof
Coat.
lil h'rp ?<,-i dry ra
rt n ilnaj cal, ?tl
? i .mt ?w'Mn*
ll. .'. r. Maa*
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