The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, December 08, 1886, Image 7
Dt MMMiffS SERMON,
A??AINST ALL ODDS.
Y*xt: "I hnvn finished Uni work which
thou est uio to <lo.-John xvii, 4.
There la a profound -impaction in th?
corni.lonou of ?ey uodei taMng. Wo put up
the ia.p-.tono ?uh exhortation, while on
the ou.er bund lhere is nothing niora dis
heartening than to toil on in some direction
ami lind it la a :a lure, or t" make a proJt
lons Investment Cb ist cain? io budd n
highway on wi.M, t:,. "|",|0 human race
DilKtit, If H es cboso, mo.int into heaven. Ho
did it. All too loni mouthed crew who trod
on Him eon ld nut bude: him from tho
Brill.m? Ba ti.fae: lou expressed in tho toxi:
' 1 ? .-" ??.shed Hf work which thou caveat
ino U do. 1
Alexander tbeOi-ent was wounded, ant) it
wa? nu;? . s,. | tbnt le. sxai dying, and tb?
physic u . iT.To |>o wer loss. But In h.? dream
AJevaudei thought ba aw a ce. tam plant
With a v..ry ;.ii;,, flower, Olid thal Ibo
Qo v.i ? > l.ioogi.i mi I put upon his wound
and lt ennuin ... , i bun. A wa , lux from
'?issi k dream lia told in- <lo(-(,,r, and tho
, \yu wm ?etd out t.. Hud tu,- flower th ut
Alexander had des'ribed, and bo found the
Cseu bar plain ?nd t:.i- peculiar ?.'?> . .., : .)
e brought thom ie a..i ?tn . .. , ... mu.o upon
tb? -.v .un i. nud A .....imb i rccoveted, Well,
tho h.im?n i . .? sulforini willi tim
worst of nil wounds, tie. ghastliest of uti
w und- b- wound ol MU. i lu 1st come* to
brui;; a bai am lot di m- resU'riit on I'"
brou, ht . ' n ol it, on,
li ....... . .! >i.i its ile found how much
r?sistai., e. iv ii ai bu tel hostilities; what tl 0
nieudous o|>|K>siilou, Now. ?lien tvehavo a
great enterpriso, w? eal om I neilds around
Us? And they le ip us draw out H.? -kel. b. and
perhaps ile \ help tts m tho OVecutioU. Christ
all a.?. ne united out on Ills mission with all
Ibo forces ol Hu- -vor! I against Hun, and 1
propose this m-irnin ;, if Ilia Lord wdl help
Ute. to tel! you s .nie of tho Ot st re los that
Ohrl-t lind to over? onie before I > could in
triumph utlet tb words ol tu? :e\t "1 havu
finish.d ibo work which thou gavest moto
do."
Vir.A ot nil, there wa- Ilia worldly ocou;.n
tion. ll- hud to earu bis living by carpentry,
a lra<le always rca] < cte i un i always houoi od
for its il?ol iluess b.t you knott . o? y well
tb ot in oi dei lo'ucco.diu any trade, occu
pation, oi pr I>. sion, there must be entne
coll eut i,i*. ll U| o l .at ore thing, and these
fatigues of -ur entry were a hindrance, must
have t e. a bin na:: o 1.1 tins ivoi i, o. Cb. ist,
I kuott wu ri ningi nt deal about what tuen
havo achieved in intellectual dire tiona .md
in llloial reform, who al thu tame tine-wei o
compeled lo any on mo worldly occupa
tion. Mut yoi kuow ii-. will es
I do that a fatigued body ht n poor
ad juliet lo u liili g m i nd. Itero carno Cbrbt
forth to do, wini ti To upbuil t a kingdom,
to lutrodii eu new- rodo ol morals, to sta-1 a
religion which ?a. lo revolutionize all na
tious. Yen know as well as j know thal if
wo ato gm ir.* to u o lipbsh uuytlung in tho .
woil.l Wi IllUSt Cen -Uti. to upon one ob.cet.
Yet hero Christ lind all the I uti inion .if car
pentry, while nt the s mic time He had thin
tremendous m isioii,and tho in ttlini ho ba l
KO mn b w. ? ; lly wo k t > do must have bcoti
a hindi a ti o, In His tilth r's carpenter shop
tte had only to talk ?v?lh men wh ? bio ight
Ulinga lo ne ild, or who wanted sou?
aiticlo for ngri ulturo manu a lure I,
und lt was a worldly conversation:
and right out from HUH earwoutor's shop
Christ Ucadod to bo n pub ic spoakor, lo
stand in ibo taco ot tho mobs while some
blasphemed mid sumo li ok Hie r ll -ts. at
Him. To address nu ord r.y and respe Ifni
assoie bl ig? is not us . n-v as s .mo itugltt MIJ>
poSOfbut io peak '.o au o.<cs etat d mob,
what coin ago. wbai concentration were do
mautled ol I hii-i. While tho villagers ot
Na ate'.li heard h tb mi. in; bf Ills bum
mer, all nations were to he ir ibo stroku of
Elia spun,"al upbuilding Mighty meu
in those titiles a ways hal some
thing in the,r apparel to ino uto
that they were distinguished - si mo
epaulet, something in their robe, sonia
adornment ..: (,:. nrol, so those |iojplo see
ing ?u h nit ono eulin ug would -a.: ''Miiio
way for bun; boto COURS U dignitary, or an
o ti'cr ol tho goveripuoilt ' Nonu of ho
Cesar- would hmo dared lo appear in ordi
nary cltl m. s die ll t Inn oe ines Christ
in a plain o nt. lt .ni-far rom sbnb >.\ bis
ctiusv I tin I that litter Ho had worn itu groat
while c' . ii th a tho gain loi s thutig.u it
worti? in lug nboiit, tho ipiostion lem;
Whose shill I I". Hilt still it witta pinn
'.out, ju-', ns j >ii ii id I ml ht wear, an I Ho
went Old Iii n i i r un ny nail, Ofttimes,
?.n what -e ni d i.n "?-.lina v :i.iasimi
Then In- diet wa, a nins! Him No
cupb mei lu.?a ht, in a p ld n chalico, tho
wino tor Him to drink Ii l> e ...i i> - d ? ti
the soi.shore, i i i I II vin ; biol id tho ll-h.
Ho went ,. t 110,1 oiltOi'tnilied. 1 now ii.mk
of only . Ile ian. wi) .e Ile iva, a a nail'l e ..
nud thai wa- a ;:. in Mini] liions, lieettuto, to
rel eve tho uwKwai k . f Ibo host, ono of
tho gues s had to provl Io aotno wiuo lot* tho
comptiu'- Other kimrs r -I Ho wnlk.il.
Others bal b .d nbend nud unplnuding
kUbJott-. 1 Ho wont innoiig tho-o who
Wero not tn thieu tin!. Other kuus slept un
der un iel nd lerod ? aie py; He ona sh ber
le- '..il:. Hu roilo but one.-on a cid, and
thal borrowe 1 Aye, His |>ovorty was
agniust tu ii, li tokes money to at
tublish Institutions; i hikos money to
forward revolutions, whether f r good or
for I ad. He a iKHi.s bust \\ ben
H.stax wusdue Ho had lo perform a mirado
la ordert > pn\ tie tar. Tho pie o ot money
found n the tish Men i i ni? an- ure nt raid
of H o. o ile s proji t< r los! a i<?"> 's- do
num.let ol them Hero comes Christ with
out n dollar .a Ibo world, a Christ who w.i
bornlnnii th r inn n's bm i, and to bo buried
In ?nother muirs *o ul lire. And I suppose
roupie said "Who ls to pay for this r.s.
ilgiou- Who i- t" chartor tbo sb i ni
that nie to arr. tho misal nar.esl
Wno i, rn liny tho salaries . I thc
tea. b, :- * hat pull down an estiMi h -d
rolla Olli Cn i it be d. by ? |nmnilesa |i <>
lector Mo o than that 1 "ant you tc
notice tho tad ' i n th? ou .h ration thai
Ho had nov. rn Hint I r m au) s. hool
was aunt Him. li a maa has como willi
adit.a norna . Ile . r aoertdhnto from
a semi, ar, i I h .- tra-. Ld through '?>...;.?"
lands wo sa\ t , om olvas: "Ho ondit tc
kn w a anal di il.attyl ow;hoou ht to have
some Inf. : ai. ' But berti was ( luid,
wno ba , in di? ..? a Hu had., t at ?eil. ed
?uv a a le ns where ho lOUld eave lem tied
the nbhallet of tl, . lan .mi ,e Ho SJKt-O. I ht
Jow . wer >tei niblo ?vb? n they cried out
..How hath ll s mau lot urs, hann,; ne v or
learned;' And ?el Itero with DU phi osm.hy
b.......n; at a b oj"" v<7lw,?"^nt'"v
oxp.Hti thoo wno haired tltoso gray
bear e?l m.-.. nhu :.il Bt-rd ed thoologv all
ill. i. Ilvis b.n..' b.wlH-f re lem. WollOsfl
Hud lu otu dn Ihnt a mau may boa* bj
nora... Arith n I p ma nt *V.'?u? JVnto .
tba. acollege nutm I una -lu - a.?l m o a
phil ioph r, an i i ni <> ?oni?iiai - iain ot
U balwltopr - h. An.m.-.iv ;. alaf er
tho laying' n ... Hie hull lt C'" ' . ".'' J
seii'ts ft ll, uti? Imkod al Ilia ar ju
di ?"'o? t.. eo,. . In old i limos that e
u na withoul nu ^ h ?laude " P? " JfJ
ihould ionio forth to tea h a new tl.culoij
and a ? ow re i ? ?n, un I by it rovo) i i m. cm
iai?us. n.lo ital ....?'??.?:?'..;\V?ww"
t. nonce H a' tho brevity of His fe ttal
again-t ll m. V I must leiltotll Ol t t IM
di, nut I. ? what - nil mid If?
At th atv tine., youri of a e he .< I M
Well, "ow, bat very fuw men occompIUl
mu b f r tho chur hot for Ino world boforj
tbn.v tlc e.. years ol age 'ho I .< ; .
year a 0 (H en to th.'nursery and u ; - h ot
(bel. |eC'"- ,i51 y?,in ' ' a h',, brilllU
i. -i -soi o < ai ai ..a, innt nringi
?S'?? twe.t. m Then after that If in tot
years yo..., ie, al yotiroa Iv m.-tak
Ut thurun ?bl . ; y?" n'? '?
KT,! , T who ure thorouffhly a*
SK ,1, -d.nb - . o-T^TA?th?
or trade, atti, rtydbr JJ^fi^SSi
.x coi alon, and ' itu w?e l." wftJ
never bear o n ' . . ,,rol..n?e4
throe or ????'ft^^
Oiimrieni \ Ai-".""?* " ,,v
.o "",,.","1,1 r.:! tb? irreat legiMatore
old, PMIO I I rjh i-t wv young.
&,?."? Tho-e-wor.<M las He? ??
com?. Ave, tho fad th it I ri v >||0
world's mailing 1B?*'nli* , , ,,n| who
UHOryWldj ' Ul..1 ? ? . the la .
.wa/a cast o ?lown on th? o <?
nable?." CbrI ; ud. '0'f;*? Slash.
poor.- W^J^?&u?T^
man who has all mit" ? '.v, ftlVt
Uatuarjr. end amid ?ll thef
reKna* Cb M -nil "H."-' ..|?i^,M
that mourn " PublJ ? theory ?????ai mfiv?
,- tho Uonein oat* ^POf ^J ^
.ta.ties all nat. ..H. and w; "*Uo wp.
beak InUicU crudity uj?on all wuo v\r
po-*. Christ cai J: "Blewed are thr ?
cner ifni." Tub ic theorv aaid: "An eye '
, r?' *') ?>-? a tooth for ? tooth: lr a mau !
Knock? your eye out, you kuo"k bl* out. If
be brenki your tooth, you break bl* to th; !
?aroa-.'n fur sarcasm personation for j>orKo- ?
jut ot?; pay a mau In bb own coin, wound
for wound " Christ saul : "Pray for them
tvlm iles-ntofiiil v wo ami torment you " Waa
Iboreanythiug rovolullouoTl Waather?
injrthlng ?bat struck the throne? of the world
to sttofcrntly I ac They bolt tho BOhU earth
loder them; but Ch isl said: ''?uphold th?
.ail In rs of tho earth.?' Tbov looked at the
HOCO. Christ said: "1 will turn it Into
blood." They 1 okoil at the star? He sahl:
'I will shako thom down like untimely Asm."
Do you won.lor (lint tho world was startled
ind overwhelmed* Won? n >t nil those
'dungs against bimi After th? bat
tle of Antiotam, when tho soldiers were
iring down, thor ughly ox haust od, aaa OM
3i thou t. bl nw he .ua "..,? think ho enid
have jftcd his band to save his lifo, it was
told that a favorito general ?as comino'
Moog tho line, and ho wild ihoyoll got un
BIMI they novo tbroo r asing ch. ors
UU7.Z0, !i htl/nn." Although a few
momeuts I of oro thoy folt tUoy could hardly
lut n batid to save fhoir lifo. Kb
groat was the magnetism of somo
mon. Napoleon after his first cap
tivity put bis foot on tb? earth ami it
shook all klug., ...
? 1 Li i'nndard. Il.n. t mast bud u moro
v a nil magnetism than that Napoleon
had iv : i on nd hun thc inomorioaof Marengo
.nd >;< " lit and Jenn, i lore comes a man
with no parade, no brandished ?word, no
peculiarity of apparel, and compara
n re illation. I do not now think
? i ! re . mikoolu person < ?mn? ted wi i, il ?
??an.? . m i her, und sh" so poor that
lu Um w s ? ii hour that over comea t>
a woman's oui sba mus! I o down among tho
amel .h ivon grootuiug their boasts of bur
don. Ah: notwithstanding all this, what do
von sow A man moo's Him ou tho street
?onto day und sa;, s: "My lather was in gov
e nment, and my graudfatbor and great
grandfather. Who was your father1''
Minn says: "My earthly tnther was Jo
Mob, tho carpenter ' Another man moots
Christ uud ho unrolls his scroll and says:
"lloro ia a diploma from tho liest sch-M tn
Athena Where did you jrnduatef' Christ
viv-: "I novcr graduated." lt was as though
m me llttlo fishing villa te cn I/ong Island
hon ld arraign New York. Oh, what astir
Ho mnkos! If you bava am nd to call it
mn notism of porsou call lt that, but what a
.t r ho makes. I lo comes Into a villa :onnd then
Uu Steps out Int'. tho Hold- and all tho people
4 * aftor Hi H.and though thoy had talton only
sn un h f.I lo 'a-' a day, they aro ~o fns
inalod with CbrlM thoy follow right eteai
nut into tho wilderness, and in danger of
tarvatiou. A man lalla Mat on thu ground
u>to o Chi i t. and Rays: "My daughter ls
dead, my da ghter ia dead." A blind man
tries to rub the dimness out of bis eyes, and
ho says: M.. rd, that my eyes might be
opened." Tho light of day pours through
gate-, that, has ne or before boen Oponed.
And boru oom a a .sick au I fainting woman.
Sh?j nys! "If I ould ,ust. t ?uch tho hom of
his ti rt non t -that is all." And (ho little
Iron \vh i alway- likod th -ir mothers bo
foro sti usgled to getont of their mothers'
arms. Thoy wanted to g > to Christ's arms
and they wa it d t.> kiss bli cheek,
and thoy wanted to run their fingoi-s
' brough ld i hnir.an I thov put Kin so In loro
with ? hildro i thal t hero I . hardly a bom i on
earth from which Christ bas not taken ono
" ?li," ho says, I must have thom, I am .jo
ni . to ina -:o Mea Oil of those, To one collat
thal l plant in Heaven, I plant fifty white
h os. Tho children loved mo on oaith, and
now I have como to nthrono, ?m^ht not 1
lo love thotnf Ob, wee in < mother, hold aol
h.i lc that child, Lav lt on mv loving and
sy imathotic boiom. Of . u ;b is tho Kingdom
of I loa\ on."
l'n to nore I romark, lank of orcvii/atiou
waa against Him. If men oro going to carry
(.ni nny grca! pro oct. lliov ban.I together,
ann their suecos? ls gouorally in proportion
to tho complotono.ss of tho orgautiatloa,
Wno can tell h >w tn ich can bo a oom
pl Ulled by u ?ar ;e number ot mon bawled
togothor for a rl_rht object. Christ bat
no MI h association, no ono lo back
bin ".>. If po>p!o carno into Hit
COiniHUiy, all right- i. they went awnv. al
?Ml Wh n t ioy caine, uo loud salutation.
When they went away, no following o
anathema, Peter left Him, ami what did
('hrist d >' The bible sr. - Uo lo ?ked at him
T ,:it is idL ? )h, my ir ends tl I anyone o ci
s: arl through su h obstacles and run through
such obsta les to neblevo sucu* success! Not
wilbstauding his worldly occup?t lot.
was a ;uinst Ltira an I His trude
an I His diet wore against Hint, -nu I
Iii. |x>vorty wasaga list Hun, mid llislack
of s hool i n i 'vas a oin st Him, nul the
bro? tty of His Ino wa-, against Him, and thc
:e ersal of public ma\iuis waa against Him,
aud liol; of organization was avcniiiit Ulm.
yoi you hoar 111-. voice th s m 'ruing ringing
through the ngea in everlasting cadences
"I have Qutahed the work which thoi gavost
no io do!" Oh voa, Christ is u
uon(|uoror. Seo how Ho con pi orod nil tb*
fores of natu ro. Tao Atlantic i (coan-what
a terr.Ide shing it is in its wrath. How tho
ocean will takodown the Spanish Armala,
pr the Pro?idont. or Hoi Control America ot
eas ly a? it coul I swallow a i!y. Hut I have
been told by thoo who havo visito)
Asia M nor* that a storm on those
inland lakes ts worse. And yoi
Christ came and Ho looked at ono of tho c
grca inland i-e.is In c. cono and tho soa
( rou hod Iwfore Him and ii-???si lbs feet
Ilokmwa.l 'ho winds n :.! tho waves. Ht
book. i and they .ano Ho frowned
and they ll,st 'fen hool of His foot
mad o no Indontail ?ii on tho aolidlrled
water u* He vval'ied lt, in tin? bark
part of tho I en* H mu I asleep. "Uh,' yoi
sty. "poor man iioor Christ, to tired, sounc
asleop in tho I u apar of tho boat." Hut It?
rouses "i?. M . comos to the prow of tbi
bott Ho looks out. He has two words, otu
f ' . ibo winds and tho . tuer for tho aaa, noe
r.o sav-. "?'ea ?, lt? Still." aud tb ) wnvo
croie h lil<c WllippOl s a nols at his biet
/?o.? Ho ne! heve I.' if-.' behold tho man
Behold tho (?o i;
Medica s lenee has done much f. r tho al
lev.nt o t of I'houmnti nihnouts aud io euri
diseased blood ; but when the muscles aro al
withe el up uo hiiuan power eau ever re
store thuin, lA'hci the hand and tho arm ar
doud they aro ?lend, tint buie Iso paraiytl
in tho presence ot Chi I t. Arm iH-rfoctl;
u-elou, helpless Christ sees it. lie n ub
noi seo any bing of th u k>nl without pity
mg it. lio tay.-, to thia man ?nh th
paralytic arm, "stretch toitb thy i.n"d.
Ho Btret bod it forin whole ns tito other
?ieee Da '-' Itohold theOodl And there i
the Qshof tiio sea. No human voice ovo
comuiumlud o school of fish, but I .ref
voi e marshals tho finny tribe, sud the;
oouio io a place wb?ru a littlo whlk
Uifore people won? tishing nt.l haul
tug ni nothing: nw tue !??>?,.. *<a?l2 i
pull tho not. aud tuey pull uu il tho net j
hr'ilks, I'ho.o is th i gr .i.e. Tue hinges ot 1
thu a niiy va dt <et vory ru .ty lona.'tie
ijooi is s'. sol lom opjnol lt Isoiily wnan
s,.,,o of m go in to st iv thro "?. tholisi j
?loop A knob on tho on tabb of tho door or
tho family vault, bat no kuobwitnlJ. ino
knob on ibo out ide wo ooon to na-w In, on?
DO knob on t.om.ile. Th-y wm piss ia
suv iln ie until th? r >s irn? t.on. (;i.n?t uno
Ihr nigh ill tint real un id Ho vii t: "UaUZb
t..i of .laims, riso up" Hhe r >-<o np. Ho
iail< "La ari?, com" forth," uni ho en no
forth. Ant He-nd to tho wi h ivs son:
"(let off tl it bier nod g ? h ?me with thy
mother." Tb", ?on arose and went b >*ii"? with
bi. mo ho . Thon Curial pl 'ked un Un aoyi
?,. i alb and fnu.I thom t.. His girdle, iud
utter.).! a voi o whi b still r ?ininds thro igb
ail .hu graveyard! of t... oarth: Oh, d ?itu,
I will U Hiv plnguo! Ob, grave I will Ito
thv lo ira t.on'"
I do not know itiiv bo'tor illustration or
tho vicarious su Tonng and work of Christ
than I could lind In th'? llrotbei h-vnl tin?
nay boro pi.'? ?1 an I hero welcomed with
all our hean-. Vi arion* Buffering. >>o
KO ne ti mos ta k as th ?Ugh it wore an slat root
word, mil wo try to iliu-t ate lt this
way and that way. Hut it hal
t*>eii illustrated lo the iivoi or
timt profession uni occupation iiorbapg
as In no ol ie -. Tlwre is not a railroad la
tho United Btnteethat hi - not boen tho? one
of bonne endurance on tho part of ral!mod
ongineers-a ?ceno worthy of poati . unto
and pal tor's peh ll. uni s<mli^.rs eh s d
au i legislator'?anpropriotjoa ibero ne w,
pacing alon; rapidly. Ho is at his j?ost
There Ins bom ??me wrong or dor
elven or there has l>e,.ii s ?mo io kb* ness,
?unowheie. and thor.? i OUIOS tho tm n d ovn
on thenametraik again t n n at tho rm'? nt
ll
I t ia sa ne i a ? < n , >'.' 1 ?.- .
ty,,,!.' the hour, BtAivllngatbtap.wthe
vs: "Wim sholl I d .r fe hnrma ba
an can think in a se^on I. ''Shal I .ump ,
,d ?ove my ii o and i? the MO >ort of I
v b lplo?? family, or sha I I ?tani
" and sa e .nv three bun bo I pa*
". /. "r Oh Oed, hoiIIf<?'iM>?<lM
S Ul . .. and he -..?. nits to tb .. awf I ??i>
patting Into A poem a bountiful sceno enacted
on one of the Western prairies. An engin cr
passing along ?lay aftor day <-n<v a li tio ^trl
como out in front of her father's cabin and
?wave to him and he waved ba >k, anti every
day that wa? tho joy of the old en;iueer's
honrt, as passing ulong in bis loo ?motive over
tho prairies tho fitf.la child arno ami wavo 1 to
bim and ho waved back. Butonoovonin:: tho
train was belated nud lt was belated until
tho darkness came on, and by tho hoadll 'ht
of tho locomotivo, tho old emrlnoor ?aw thit
littlo chi'd on tho track. 8h>? bad <-oino out
looking for the old engineer. Hho won
dered why 6o lons; no tarried. She
know not hor pe-il. Whou tho old
engineer saw the littlo girl on the track a
groat horror fro/o bis soul. He reversed tho
encino and leaped over on tho c owcatcher,
and though tho train was slowing u > and
slowing un very much, lt did seem to the
old engiueur as it ic woro gaining la
velocity. Bat standing thore and walfr
in;; for tho rigbe momou?, with almost
supernatural chi- h ho sot od bor and foll
back ou the cowcatcher. Tho train hnltod,
tho i asst n*o.-s ci ao around to sea what wai
the matter, and tho o lay tho obi engineer
fainted dead away, with tho littlo child all
unhurt In bis amis. Ho bad raved hor.
Bravo I * ou *ay, bravo' for tho o d engineer.
But last old my Christ tho KOO o' God,
Whoa i>ni trains of disaster were c ming
1 ..?? ?be n-?t?<stw-inp? trnius of o vor?
- - .. . . >i .i'ltuwM and doom, II?
wont oui lu his own Almighty strength an I
Knat hod us out of the doom, and snatched
us ont of darkness, Himself peri h nar in tin
sacrifice. Oh, tba grandeur of tho vicar! u?
BU Yerina of tho Son of (?od who laid down
His li o f >r you und for mo. Oh, His g-aco
lt is so ld,{h, it is so deep, it ls so long, it is so
t>r<>a<l. Yes, yrs. Wo have a sviupathUar
in this Christ. I know that. Voa c innot
toll, my brother, you cannot toll, my sister,
you cannot toll Christ anything about
suffering. He hiJ b on through lt nil.
You will nevor have a Cad as
boavv to carry as the load Ho carried up th i
tdoody mount. You will uovor bnvo any
suffering woi'io tbau that whicj Christ folt
whou, with tontillo hot aud pnrobed and
era-ked and swollen, Ho criod out: "I
thirst!" Ah, you wi 1 no vor havo nhy
worse en?mioi than Christ hat
Thoy hailed clown His prayers a-d they
snuffed un with glee the smell of His blood
This day I lay Hts crushed heart nt your feet
Oh, Ho must liavo boon tremendo "sly in
earnest, or all th ? obstacle! w mid havo
driven Him bao'r. Bit, no, uo. llf-omos
right on. aud Ho id hore moro certainly Hun
you and I aro here, for U > tills a!l tho placo
with His prepuce, anl I put His crushed
heart at your feet. < >h, lot it not l>e told in
Beaven that after all vour opportuities of
accepting this Christ, and nftor all that
Christ has dono for you, you dospised lbs
grace and natoTthis opportunity. Mauy of
you I seo for tho Ci st timo an 1 tho last timo,
lt is so ovory Sabbath morning and lt
is so every Sabbath night. I soo you
once and thou never again until the xronf
throne of judgment is lifted and thov sin
como from tho North and tho South aud tl
Hast and tho Wost. Wo will a'I bo the #.
However deop down ia tho earth wo may
be huriod wo will bmr tho blast of tho g-cat
trumpot, and wo shall co:U0 un. wo shall
come up. And yot I have to tell von this
morning-aud it breaks my heirt to
tell yon-that notwithstanding all that
Christ has done because of His rej03tton,
all His tnagulUcout work an 1 all tho story of
cross ami crown and thoms aro for so no
people a dead faile.ro. Helena, tho Empress
wout out to (hid di fae Holy Land across!
tho iMvrticnlir cross on Which Christ w.is
crucified, and tradition snyj-of course thorj
was sutior.stitiou min .-Ie l with tho tra lition
-tradition soys three crosse J woro ox hu mo I
Thoy did not know whieb of tho th roo was
tho cross of Christ, so t hoy took a dui 1 uo iy
aud put it upon ono cross a:i 1 tho body
moved ult Thon thoy took tho dead body
and put it upju th> srtond cross, bat tho
body niovod not. Thou they t-o.c th'
deua body an 1 thoy put it upon th?
third cross and it. sprang ino lifo-it
snrang in'<> lifo. It mnv have boen-that
story ma-- have b >on mere tradition or super?
stition; but it is not a superstition tlmtmtbe
cross of tho Son of i lod thoro is a Lifo giving
power for your dead so d and mino. "Awo <o
thou that Bleeped., and ariso fro n the dead
and Lhriit shall irlve Hmo lifo."
jefferson's Hospitality.
Not until tao days of General Grant
was tho English custom of giving na
tiona! gratitude a pecuniary form ob
served by even a part of ibo Am rican
people Not a few of the gro.it leaders
ol tho Kcvolution were allowed to die in
poverty, verifying the spirit, if not thc
letter, of tho lines :
''And bailiffs may soi/.o his last blanket to
day,
Whoso i all shall bo upborne by heroes to- ?
morrow."
Congress, in two or three cases,showed
a tardy sense ot" gratitude hy purchasing j
the papers and libraries of those whose j
public service has caused them to dio in j
solvent, thus enabling ?heir families to
live in something approaching comfort.
Thomas Jefferson, toward the close of
his life, was so infirm and poor that ho
applied to tho Legislature of Virginia
for permission to dispose of his large os- !
tate by lottery. I lo Loped hy this method j
to rcnli/o a sum sulllciont to pay his debts ]
and to g vu bini a competence. Public
duties prevented him from lot.king after
his c-tato during many years, and a pro
fuse hospitality had exhausted ins meen*.
Mr. Jefferson was thc most popular of
American citi/i ns, und people caine from
fur and near lo sec him, prompted by j
curiosity or affection. L fe at Monti- !
cello resembled, for years, that in a hotel
at a fashionable watering place. Mem
bers of Congross, ollicc-holdcrs, clergy- .
men, lawyers, doctors, artista, foreign?
eis, and people of fashion flocked to seo
thc grcut statesman, ?nd to partake of
his hos) itality.
lofty guests were entertained on?:
ni ht, and whole families came in their
carriages, and remained for months. One
family of six per ons caine from Eur pe,
.mel made a visit of ten months, 'lien
they made a short lour through thc
States, rot Ul ned to Monticello, and rn
manuel six months long r. A gcntlc
m>m asked Wormely, Mr. Jefferson's ' -
vorito servant, pointing to the th.c car
riage-houses, cadi of which would c n
tain a four-horse coach: "How of ton
wcio theso filled in Mr Jefferson s
time:''
"Kvery night in summer, sir," an
swered tho servant; "and we often had
two or three carriages besides under that
tree.''
"It must have taken all hands to ta!;;.'
caro of your visitais.''
"Ye-, sir, and thc wholo farm to ford
them," said thc slave.- Youth's Comput
ion,
Not That Kind.
"Wc aro wedded now, my darling,"
Bald the husband to hi i brido,
'An boncofoi th we'll 0,0 togothrr
On 1 fo n journey, Sido by side.
"We mint t-car ou^h other's burdem
Help each othur when we can,
And to make lifo happier, brighter,
Each must for tho other plan.
"fat's benn this very morning
To start right is my desire
You just got up now, my precious,
And construct the kitebon fire."
Bad, nh! sad, his disappointment!
Courage oo/od from ev ry por
When his sweet young lind? respondedi
'SayI What do you tako me fort"
-Somerville Journal.
[I ."w^?^--?---H J i nj.
THE HOME DOCTOR.
Cold in tho Hoad.
A remedy for un incipient cold in the
hoad mny bo obtained by breathing thc
frosh fumos of Howers of sulphur. The
powder should bo sprinkled u|*m a hot
niu'.nl surface, n little r.t ii thlio, tlio per
?on inhaling to stand us near as p asible,
the odor is not nearly ns disagreeable as
when thc smoke is inhaled after it has
been some time diffused in tho air. Only
i short time is required befor- n "cure''
ls ?fleeted. I .von little children find nc
lifficulty in breathing tho ? innee.
Whooping Cough.
Whooping cough is a bigley contagion
fever, affecting tho entire system, but
tpccinlly manifesting itself i.i on iuilam
nation of the bronchial tubes, and .1
spasm ?lie cough occurring in frequent
paroxysm?. Tho whoop is duo to the
rapid coughing. Thi* rendors it impos
sible to draw in thc breath until tho
coughing ends, whee, tho l?'Cnth enters
strongly through ibo glottis, still pur
tinlly contracted by thospastn.
It rarely ends in loss than six weeks,
tjcnorally its run is longer, sometimes
many months. As a rule, too physician
merely aims to palliate tho symptom-,
guard against complications* and abridge
iomowhat the attack. Sayti Flint : "It
must bo admitted that there aro no
known means by which the affection
nay bo arres cd."'
A writer in the Lancet foi* March, 1880,
thinks that thc prevalent treatment ha-?
been directed too much to t. o symptoms,
instead of to the c uso. Hence tho
medicine* prescribed have simpl\ hadan
auti-spn-medic and sedative effect-re
lieving tho cough, but not reaching the
1 scasc itself. I -uring a .vcvero epidemic
of whooping-cough. ho noticed on
several occasions a marked alleviation of
thc pyinptons, and thou nf other timos a
marked aggravation. This lo l him to
ujspcet some powerful atmospherical iu
ihicnccs nt. work ? 11 consultirg his
charts, ho. found that th" foi mor condi
tion corresponded to a high percentage
af ozono in tho air, and tho latter to a
very low per contagc.
Ozono be g a natural antiseptic (pre
vent! 'c of putrefaction), ho at once < om
nionood t treat his patients with atlti
soptic mouioiucs, taken internally. Thc
result was very 1 vorablc. Th . mot bod
was confirmed hy fti 'her oxperi nco,
roving satisfactory in almost every
rnse.- Youth'* Companion.
Priitinn at tho AadpoJo0..
I.'nglisli :inl Ainori an writers frc
piont ly write asif thc whole of tho Long
ish speaking na l writing world was
unbraced betweon San Francisco and
Dover, paying little attention to the
iliiti h Provinces of North Amo.icn, nod
tono at all t? tho numerous colonial
viiich lie nuder tho Southern Cross, oin
naring ( ape C olony, Australia and New
calar.d, bosidos tho English press of
? din \ ct thc write.s, and corso ?uer.tly
!:c printers, of these countries aie nu
ncrous. in India nlono a largo number <>'.
v<"i ks mc printed, and tho productions
if ?i e p?os:> nt tho ( apo of Good Hope
ire far from contemptible It is. howj
iver, ill Australia and Now Zealand that
he groatest development has boen made,
ind it is there that business is ibo most
ictivo and taste isdovelopcd tlio highest.
[11 tho newspaper lino, tho daily journals
if Melbourne and Sydney heir an ex ci
en! comparison with those of any other
?art of thog'obo, while in hook printing
hese Iowas have attained a very respect
lb]c tank.
These denonden ?es of- Great Britain
?annot, in tho course of tho next hali
icnlury, havo lesa population Uni f>0,
? 0,00 ? of )> o?i!c, which will keep going
i vns: number of o tablishmciits in nil
lepnrlnu-nti of tho typographic art, In
hose lards they havo developed new
inculiaritios and methods <-f working,
littering from those in tho Unite 1 ?-'tides
ind < rod Britain, our country having,
ndecd, but little inlluonce upon tho
nonib rs of tho craft thoro. Biltish
inst oms and habits aro followed a< far
is can lie, bul I he groat hoi? and dry nos?,
if tho ri im t . ( om pel different methods
)f labor, both at pr. ss and case.
< II the whole, however, tho vO'k
ooks as if it hid ben dmo in Great
Britain The wei papor, tbc lack of
;loss < n tho su. fa o, the heavy ind mtlon
if the letters, thontlontion paid t 1 John
ton's orthography ns moditicd by thc
Li ndon booksellers, nu 1 the gnat pr?
ortion of sob I mut ter mark thc .- ollimes
<r tho journals tinned out thor, as in
mired by English ideas . -/' >/> . ..., .
Hindoo Heads.
A Hindoo writes to tho Phrtnoiogtcttl
Magazine ns to tho relativo i ii.; of the
heads of his countrymen as compared
with those of Europeans. Ile says: "AU
th? Hindoo hoads I have had tho oppor
tunity of measuring by tape measure
como near to or about twenty-two inches,
?nd in somo cases moro, in circumfer
ence." Thc writer goos on to give bi,
view of tho difference betweon tl);; 1 ag
tish and thc Hindoo, and the reason of
tho latter's subjection. Tho native, ho
considers, has less of (hos . qualifies (hat
f?ivo encray, force, resistan e. enterprise,
hopefulness and Caution, wi ile bo has
more of thoso that 1 ad t ? pas [vi oho ' 1
enco, reverence, respect h-r n it orily,
Mibmisuon to whnt appears t 1 he tho ? il
i of heaven, and in general to religious in
J Quencos, than his conqueror.
I-1
Will not soil tim clothing nor stain Hu skin
Hah s Hair Renewer. Try it.
"Ayers Pills cure 1 mo of stomach an 1 liv
or troubles."--I>. W. Haine. Now Berne, S C
netter lose n fest than a friend.
Hi xi t, iii Year.,
The YOI TH'S COMPANION coleVntes thin
year Ita elxttetu annlv- rinrv. It mt/ht well
bo a ned ibo "Univ rsal Co i pinion," ebie?
Its reader* are 'o ind nloOtOO nundle-. It ll
so .vilely ed ted t ai Itt pages ara ns in ?rest
lng <n adults as lo tue youn . people, lt -, de.
tho best Snort ?nd Nerlai sio le-? t Contains r
preat ar.ely of pr>|>ul ?r and m-o'ul info ma
I lon ni Nut rd Histor/. BolCnCO, Ho no Alls
(Jamos and Koort", and is fui y Idu-trale I. I
oostn but $1.75 a rear, and a ? il sript.on iftnl
now is credited lo January, 1889.
THE COCAINE HABIT.
Th o Worn Hin very Un? ?rn N?" Itcvpln
latloua of I'uvrer.
diunnnilti Tl'tifA-Star.
When cocaino was discovered th? medical
world exclaimed "thank liva?en!"
Hut useful os it ii, it is also dangerous, es
pecially when ita uso is perverted from tho
deadening of pain for surgical o|>eratlons, to
the stimulation and destruction of tho human
liody. Its tirst eitei-ts ?re soothing and cap
tivating, but the thraldom is the moat hor
rible slavery known ?o humanity.
J. L. Stephens, M. Lt., of Lebanon, O.,
was interviewed ny our reporter yesterday
at tho Ul an I lintel, and during the coil vcr?
sation the doctor said: "The cocaine habit
ls a thousand ti mea worse than tho morphine
and opium habits, and you would be aston
ished, bo said, "if you knew how frightfully
tho habit is increasing.''
"IVhat nen its ell'octst"
"lt i, the worst i oustltuttou wrecker ever
known. lt innis tl:? liver and kidneys In
half a year, and when this work is done, the
strongest constitution soon succumbs."
"Do you know of Dr. Un loruill's case here
in Cincinnati.'"
"That leudi i,; physician who became a
victim Of Ibo co ame habit! Yes His caso
wn-.a very -ad ono, but Un habit cnn bo
enrol. I have resound ninny a man from a
wop-o condit on."
"What, worsothau Dr. Underbill's:''
"Indeed, sir, lar so. -I..sr:.. M, Hall, A.
M , M. I)., pro.?bat of tbiSlate llonr.l of
Health of iowa, mid a famed p.-a lilionor,
an 1 Alexander Noll, M. D., professor o? sur- '.
gory : n tho Columbus Mod bj I < .'ol lego, aud
president <.; the Ai u lemj of alu I cine, a man
wide:.- li no wu, !.....-. W, p, t lancoyol I udi
alla ol: , In I., from personal o.xp ri n e in
opium cnting, otc., can tell yo i of th . land
of success om- form of treat neut wrns, n <l
socan H. c. u il < n. formerly of Cin iuuati,
who i. n ?\v associated ivitb me. '
"Would v ;i mind lettm; om rraders Into
these rel of your methods "
"Well, young niau, you surely have a good
bit of a suran <; iou<k a man to give Ins bus
iuessaway l i ibo p .li -, but I wou't disap
point you. I have ti cated ovor v?O.tMJO pa
tients. In cen non with uiauy oiniucnt oby
si inn -, I !'.>! year-s male a close stu ly o. tue
eiTo ts .f tho habits on Hie system andi h* ,
orgaus which they most severely attack. Dr.
Hall, Or. Neil and Mr. Wilson, whom l h ive
munt ?ono I, and hundreds of ethors o ?uallj
as export, made many similar expriment!
on their own behalf. Wo each f -md ihnt
these drugs worked tn stdcsti uctivoly lu tin
kidneys and liver; iu fa t, tinnily tl .-st roy eil
them. it was thou apparent that no euri
coul l Iwolrooled uutil llio?o organs could bi
r Storni to health. Wo roccutly oxbuuslovl
ibo entire range of medical solem o ox|a>ri
nieutiug with all known ruined os for thost
org rn?, and ns tho result of tbesocl ?so invo.i
ligations weall -uh bint lally ugi oed, thougb
foll iwing diireroiit linos of in p.hy.
that the most I'eliablo, S.'ictltitlc pr-| ?
rate.n, was V\ aimer's safo euro. Tbl?
waa the seeoi d p mt In the discovery
THO ti.it.! was our owu privat)form ol treat
nient, which, of -ourse, wu do not divid? ? to
tho pub.. . Kvery osotbat wo have treated
first with Wurnei ? s.-e cure, Hmo without
own pr?valo trealla nt, and followed up 1
again with Warner's safo cure for a few
wooka, has noell sue es .fill. Tne.se bab.ts
can't bo euro I without using it because the
hntiit is no tri ie- ? iiml sustained in ti:o livor
anti kidneys. I le< hab t t on bo kopt up in
mode ain u, however, if free II O bo also <
made, nt tho same limo, ot that groat
remedy."
"Yea, lt ls n w< rid famed and [ustly cel?
bralo I >|:e di ! Like n.auy other physicians.
I used to ?le ?do tho ela! made tor "it, but I
know now for n In t that it is tho world's
greatest blessing, bavin; sovereign lower
over hitherto iUctirnblo diseases of tho
kidneys and livor, and when l have ..-ml
that, young man, I hav-o said nearly ev ry
thing, for ino-t diseases originate in, or aro
aggravated by, a deprave.I coitditlou of the
kidneys."
": eople do liol realizo Un-, bccatiso, singu
lar ns i; may KI em, tho kidu ys moy be in a
v?ry advanced !>t.'.;o of tie 01111.10.111011, nud
yo: owing to tho fact that lhere niM bi;t few
uorvos of sensation in them tho subject will
notoxperien o m ich pain 1 herein. Oulilla
account tho isands ol peo;de die every year
of kidney disenso unknowiugly. Th y nave
so t.-died di- oilers of tho heat I, of the heart
and ?un J.- and stoma h. and trent them in
vam, f< r tho real causa of tho r mi er. h do
ranged kidneys, nod they wore res o red io
health tho other disordors would seo? dis
apjioar.
Dr, Stophons's experienco, that can booen
(lrmed by many thou-ands who o ho bas
treated, a Ids ouiv moro oniphasis t> the ox?
poi dence of ninny hundreds of th lusonds all
o\er Ibo worhl, that th.? remedy 1 e leans io
Is without any doubt tho ne st, beneficent
discovery ever given to humanity,
Typewriters and Press Oispatoh.es.
In Ihe Iran mission of press dispatches
(ho typewriter has long played an impor
tant part One year ago Inst .lune tho
Associated I'M - decided lo uso the type
writ, r instead of tho stilus. The Asso
ciated Press, by thc way, has to make
manifi/d coj !. sof telcg nphic dispatches
for tho uso of the daily press. It found
tho lypowrilor botu r for several reasons,
In t ie lirst pince thc copy turned mit was
hiller. Copy, hy tin- way, is n slang
loria in tu . in newspaper ollices. It was
invento I l>y llonjtuniu franklin, who in
vente I al ? ch- ti.city a lid tlie ! eptiblic.
It is supp sed lo nu an manuscript r ady
for the printer. In tho eas- of tho type
writer tho copy, of course, comes out
distincl 11ml unvariod. Again, 0 mani
fold copy is endor made.
In wilting with a stylus, ns tho old
fashion was. it requires a great amount
of muscular exertion to make an impres
sion on ci hi shot ts of paper. With tie
typewriter il i- almost as easy to print a
dozen she t - as mie. One expends little
in ?rc physical energy, Tho *h cfeet ad
vantage, howe vor, is th t the receiver
can "take" a ?rc.il dei! moro rapidly.
Whilo by ti 0 writing system a first-class
operator can t ilco hut forty-five words at
most, hythe u e of (ho typewriter beean
luke sixty-live words easily. As has
!> en a d thu fonder eau "givo" hut
forty five words, tho same number that
tho 1! 1 fashi on d receiver can take.
To obviate this difficulty nnd k:crc.l=e
tho speed of trunsm'sdon a system of
abbreviation has been introduced. Thus,
if the si nde,- in New York wishes to
totcgrnph to tho Af-s iciatod 1 ross Agent
in i hicngothat "Mayflower beat Galatea
this afte noon," ho seeds the following
(lisp:,teh: "Mfwr bet GltO tn p. m."
It tnk <> hi n as long to pend this hy
th . Morse ftlfabot ?is it does tho receiver
to writo it out on tho typewriter, Ou
this alono depends tho ad an tage of tho
ty pow i Uer. Tho r eeiver can take sixty
livo words n minute on the typewriter,
while his fellow can auto out in manu
script only forty-five. In ot nor words,
h vains twenty words a minute, and by
the system of abbreviation tho sendor
can Oqual his speed. At prosent the
Associated Press ii es the mat h no in its
o:i'ccs in Washing! >n, Ba tim?te. New
York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, 1 ot oit,
plevoland, Cincinnati, Columbus, O.,
Chicago, St. Paul, Kansas Ody, Minne?
?polis, Louisville Nathvjlle, Memphis,
Indianapolis, and st. Louis.?- Chicago
Tr Hun .
! Tho Canadian Pacific. Company ls
1 building five miles of snow sheds io the
Iloekv mountains, at an estimated cost
! of (1,500,000. a fact which suggest H ono
item of the oxpenao of operating railway!
\ over tho snowy ranges of tho great conti
i uoatal divide.
Two hundred bluebirds wore found !
tlond at tho foot of an electric light at
Bay City, Mich., one morning.
Hui ?y full? end bumps hs bead,
lin by bants, they ' tittil: ifs dead.
Mnimua cots si..'. . hs i >?i.
hubs Ibo bulo : s turmoil.
silver hat pins to ivpresoiit thistles aro
new.
A prominent farmer of Howling (?nen,
Howard County, Md., Mr .T. T Ridgely,faid
Ids four childi on n ore nick with sore throats
amt coughs ut tho name lime. Ked Btar
Cough euro cured them in a week. No
opluto'.
To do ntl th? g'Hul yon cnn to your follow
beings, to baw n puro couseieitee, to gain an
hon? rai>'.' livelihood, procuro for yourself by
work a little CHM?, lo moko I hore around you
linppy- il ai la ti ie-1 uppinoss; .-ill ibo rest ore
moro neil w ri - sud i bimi r -
If IIfllicted w H !' nure i" UH une I lr, h-oor ! bonni
SOU *K live .. liter. : I icjgixts nilli! !>i> | I I I Killie
Bk iris nre not lied luedc m lightly; ninny
nm mute lull.
No Indy should live tn periajtuid fem mid
sn Her from Ure moro serious troubles I hui io
often ap|Har, when Ur. Kilmer's COMPI.KIE
l'*r.MAi.K RuMinvis ctrtnln to prevent and
i ur rumor and i 'ancor i here.
Grand temples aro built of smnll ?tones
nd great lives ore made up ol' I rifling events
< nu Coinuiiitptioii Kot'urriif
V have so often seen fatal results folio?
Ute fleelnrotion lind lt cnn bo enrol, thal we
imvo unconsciously settled down in the 1*1 Inf
that this disease must necessarily provo fatal.
lt i- trne that occasionally a community
has witnessed nn Isolated cn..o of what limy
appropriately ho termed s;?ontancous rocov
cry, l?ut i" vvlml combinntion of favorable
circumstances this result was ?lue none have
hitherto buen found able to determine.
\Ve Iee e now tho gratifying foci b?mi
not in i- I hut thc pro c*s hy which natur? of?
feels tia- wonderful eutuige ls no longera
mystery to ibo medien I profession, mid that
I Iii; chtin&cs brnuhgt alu.ut in ibo ?ystein un
di r favorable clrcuiuslnneos by extrinsic
euusi . limy be mode BS certainly and m. re
e.\| . dit i< ns!y !.;. i ho uno nf t he pr? iju r remedy,
in .?tl?< words, unturu is iiidtttbed and us
Msl.-.l. ,
Tn i renions mat ter i? nothing moro or loss
than uourbJimeiit impel 'fi et ly organ i/IN I,
Now, if we ?.sin procuro the organization ol
this ?.I material KO that through tho Pro
cess of clcctivenllhiity.it niny biko l's pince
in the sy>t. ni. wu eau cure tho dis. ase. This
tu just what Hiso's Cure h?r Consumption
lilies. Il arrest- nt Olteo lh<> progress ol iii"
disease hy preventing Um furl ber supply of
tuberculous mutter, for ahile the system is
under its Intluenee all nourishment ls organ,
i.-.d and assimilated. lt t hus controls cough,
expectoration, night-sweets, beetle fever, una
ali other chnmotorlsllo syniloma "i l'on
sam;'! i< m.
Minty physicians ace nov. using thia medi
cine, iiini ail arito thai ii eninta fully np to
its !.. ottiiiieiidatious nial makes L'oiisuiup
lion ..ne ol ibo diseusestliey cnn readily cure, j
'I he f. nulli)! ungo ol II disease is always Hie
a.- st auspic?eos for trinijuoid. Tins feet
should iuuiice t o vous t<> resort lo (be uso ol
? <ia.' wi.en ;h>- Cough !.. tlrst noticed,
uh.:': . ? has i coitMUup:^ a ilia I h "sis for I
i: . eau. Hoi, for this remedy euri s lill '
kin ls of coughs ililli un* s pia I -.1 f ci: ly and :
Pl'otlIptileSS. Ill COllgllS I'rolli il simple cold, 1
lulim t ! i.? i SCH of llic mi'd iiieo Itu re h. en i
found stillleient to remoVu th.* trotilde. So j
In ntl diseases of tho thront and langs, -.?. j i i i ;
syinpi ins simulating Ihvso ol Consumption,
! . .' i ure ls I be only infallible remedy.
'iii following letter recommending I'isoV i
; ure for Consumption, isa fair KU tuple o',
II e e. ri tientes I ceri Veil daily t ?>" the pl'opl'io- I
lol- ot i his m. divine:
A MUON, N. V.. li?e, ?ll, KV?. j
! ha : a terrible i oiigh, and ! wo pliysieitu s I
said I would never get well, I Iben ? ut t< ;
a .:.i.lor? ,.nd asked lorn good cough me li
ene. The drtlggist gaye ni? IMso's Cure, und ?j
ii Las d' . ii.?- more gt '?I than anything I I
. ver lis d, 1 do ii"? bebiive I could live willi
il l.l.ONOH \ VKHMll/YKA
lo rUincdtSi n .' ehutige tho chara ter. but
; p reveals ll.
A ( '? rea I lt CM ll cl
w ?!! i.-ure I by til .... who w rite !<. liullett
.V C< . Portland, Muhle. Full informtttion j
? i i i c - 'tit von, free, ni>nt work Unit y< u
ctn do and live nt li nne wherever you are
situated, that will pny you from $.ito$'2?|
and apwards a div. A number ha ve carn" ?I
(iver 1*0(1 hi ii doy. Cii|fitnl not necdod; Hal
lett & C-n. will'start y ou. Holli sexo.<; all
ag. s. Thecbnuco of a lifetime. All is ne.v.
N av . ; tin- lime. Fort unos ins? absolutely |
sm e for tho workers.
lue? liable evils uro always best stippa led, j
Da ucla i o rs. Wives aud iileibsra.
fc'ou . for Psmplile; on F" m.ile Uiaeasss, fret>,
sscurolys uled. Dr. .1. li M-re >i-n, Utlca.N. V
Nothing moro clearly indicates Ibo truel
gent lema thin a desire to oblige ornceom-l
lliodtlte.
Iteli'd is humetlinte, and a . ure Mire. I'iso's j
Remedy for ( 'atarrb. ? I ..
l&fraTWG PB1CE !"
?I* ^*t/ilLr> Hun (o the weekly A marlen ii
IC ii r.. 1 ll.na . lax'h.'slor, NV. ..I.I, .m prent
lum ,i . Che ip ?I ."<' ''..'si vv.-.-wiv in Hie World."
I liane s. ii col ll tn ns, IO yearn o'd. Kur -ne I) ?I In r
T.iu ha o ono clinics I oui over i vi arr rt'iit Ciuiii
i . i Dollar V ul li men, HOlo two rp., nial purer
mic )'ir lOslcai'l Hook postage, Iii . 1.xtr... Si.i?n)
book-^ von.o? iv. Anionic tnoiiin.ro: i.?.v IVIthoui
Lawyer*! I 'attn ly UjrclOIKMll.lt Kimi ? 'vi-l.ip.-it <a I
Karinen'an<l Si<>clci>rec<tcr*'i Jill ?. ? um mn tenu
In Poultry Vi.nl. IVorl.l Cy lopo.lia Danielson'*
(M?,il, MU Counselor: Hov?' Un.-fill I'malme? j Klv*
Vrari Hcfor.- ilie >!? t. People'* lli-o-r of ?nll il
sti-e-; niver-ai II ito y of it Nation*) Popular
llmtory Ci?tl War (Ixtttl ddes)
A ny OUR Look ami p I?MT one vonr. all p ><tpal.l. for
fl IS ' nv l'a?iir ti ii" 0.1c. If saliterPisd be'nr?
the Ul or Mari-li. SallsfaOllon Kiiar.mtei. 1 on ti oui
?Hil Wi ri y.oriin n"j n-rnnilo f, Uof.-r.Mire. lion 0,
u. rouoM, il. v r Kocbssti-r, Sample p*t><-r? ?e.
liUHAi. u.iilK CO., I rr?.,
Wilburn I'reiui im,09c>syearj KoctmsT?s..N.Y.
MRS. A. E.
I 622 North Tenth 81
DRESSMAKING, MILLINERY and all kindi
fidelity, economy and_dIspatoh. Best
Th* risa jiRiM!
th* harilmt #1 if?
cowl IS" "nil a i
!nr?icl'i I ?do-mi.
- THE
BEST TONIC.
? IR medicino, combinine: Iron with pure
vcKQtnblQ tonics, quickly und completely
? '?irr? OynpepHtn, ?*->?:???. 1 . - ? .. WCCtli"
norn., Impure lllooti, Malaria, Cb ll H
tutti Kcvrrn, omi NctirtllglH.
i" Ix ?tn unfnlilni; remedy for Diseases of thc
Ittdttcy mid Liver.
;t i- Invaluable foi hincases pcceSlnr < -
.S u.?t<n, nutt nil who lead i idontary live*.
; ? ? '. i;s not Injure thu teeth,cause hcftdnchcor
lusluco consllpatloii-o/Ari Iron wtiMnc$an.
!t eiurtativa nutt purlflea Om blood?
.ttiti ilaictttlic appetite, nids thc assimilation
i i wi, relieves Heartburn and H?lching, mid
: tr? . gtlioos t ho musel * and nerves,
i ? lutertittttcitl Paverai I*nvsltit<lr,
f.L?t li or ISitergy, etc., it ?.a. no orpiul.
!. " Tho Rcnuinc boaubovo Irado mnrk mut
crossed ri.i\ linrs on wrapper, 'l uke no ( thor,
"ictc ort. IIT BROWS (limn AL co.. i-M. ri nour. *ID.
Si-nrt stomp
L>. IJINU
\\r \ VT in t"' " '" roi** poultry and eggs
M . V I 1.1/ r.r ninrkot. Nine hundred
dollars a year for tho rlsl t men. Send IO -1 ? t ^ for
printed Inst motion*, v. 1. il VLLOCK, Chester Conn.
UNRIVALED ORGASMS
on>h* RAMV PA VIIIKNTayateni, fr?m *'J.'iS
par mnaln un IOU style*, S?2 to S'a)'. fc?-nd for Cat.
.JOITUI* ?vidi fun particulars, malled fr? e.
UPRIGHT PIANOS.
CoB.truotod OB Mm n*?? method of slr n.:liiK. on
almllar tarina *en,l for descriptive Cata o/ue.
MASON & HAMLIN OHGAN ANO PIANO CO.
Booton, Now York, Chicago^_
Ou?.K. Xii^SL W JW
Tho Orcol Nuroory of
PERCHERON HORSES.
200 Imported Brood Maree
or CUoloo6t Families.
LARG iT^.TOttCIlS,
All Ages, both Soxes,
IN STOCK.
300 to 40O IMPORTED ANNtJiliM
frera Fronts, nil rucordca ? Uh ojctonrtod pedlrpvee In Uv?
Percheron (stud Book? Tho Poroberon Imho only dran,
breed of yrnnoej posFe?<lnfr, a mid book that lino u??
rapport ind endorsement or tho French Oovernmunt.
Rind for lSO-v&ge Oiulot'ue, lllurtrntlons by Uosn
Bonheur. M. W. DUNHAM,
Wayne, DuPogo Co., Illinois.
v: ?n t II i<
AMlniui In
rm?i llnmi?hltf>
I ?rici i
r. M?til : 'V. i
. in i .inn ??I
h . ? o il' I from
.ure for i alarrli
ii? boxen &\<n
.'.iiiJAMBS
?f hc^loiraot^lders' Book
H inoWkdfrco i^nuirlJVn:? n on application ?A
??iClay. iL ?ruueS. ^riii?, 303 ('rand SU. N. Y,
PATENTS V,;?;;'
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milde. i.. IUS?I
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li I N OS i fiotee ul ed
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IVE KLO B. S T EV Yl 1ST El & C O.
WASHINGTON J>.
CIIIOAOO 11.1?.
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ananlpulatlon, haiti ti*
af failli, IM, r.im h
Tbou'imlt ol ll?rv., (.
?pliily in
SHOT GUN.
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Wi
llnf J.ot-y. v.un?
it.Mp, ron.fui.nc. af
ly, aid l'r.ut?
'.?i>?Cfl Ih. ..orltL
the demand for
rr.p.rieiil. ra?
?m, , ?I"J ..i; partie. triteurilng i-- iinreaaaa . ?in?;* lir.??by>
laeillnrf ?lot s : i lo gi., di. i n tlioroata ??amloallaa
kif.,.-. purrharinK ?na of auotl.., ?..,>
rr? r, \ .?.?I? Barrel, IJ tore. #10. Oft i IO bara, . lfl.00
? mica. ? TwU, i.4rr,|, |2 . 0", }|s.,ni ; IO t>?ra, S 10.00
r.'.<f nc. In ?ian: ? for la.KIORIM of aollar Ska
Kia... a?.ai?art. Air Hifli*. Polle. ., Ooa?. ata.
40HN P. LOVELL'S SONS, tiottan. Maa
Ri AHJ EWi COREO.
I S'I'.Y KKF?NDS0
i 'M 1 '.iii :>) .-uro Ad
.ir?, li. M. WO iL.L.Bi',
U.U.. AU m m. na.
E WANT YOU? 0"*?uTSM
pnift'iible employment t? rerucaanl vi^ In every
eoniily. Salnrv 9T" pcriniinOi imil ??XJ^IIM1!!. or a
Lirifc oominisslon ou t.-ilr>? If pmeiroA i.ood? trap?o.
Every one buy B. Ontflt anti part ionian l'ree.
n'fi.NDAliD BiLVBRWAKB <io.. OOSTOM, MASS.
i?mo FOXl CATALOG Ifctf.
DEFOf?ii YOU CUY A
Carnap, Wapa or Um
-WHITt TO
HOTCHKIN C>?.rUAaH W01K3,
SYRACUSE, N. Y.
te-i.ow l'HM'it* rn r?P.A i.i:iiH.?iij_
_ W^WTHItit ?0U WANT A
lt >vlll pi. y von to tvviio to ibo
BEETHOVEN PlANO-ORGAN GO.,
to islington, Witrren Co., Now Jerao/.
?N D:i?!0 R G A?N
T Purchasing
I , AGENT,
treet, Philadelphia. Pa.
J of CITY SHOPPING attended to with
Southern references. Send for circular.
MCKr.i ll - Armnnd w.l-n ron', ?t"l ?Ul T'-'l ?lry tn
Tl.?, n , l iiVVirr. IM.ICKI n I? ? I r. ....? ? al, ant
fi n , leftmllal .?>*? Stwiiisinti n i .. Un "rlak
lllaai.^1.1 Catalo'.ua fntf, .? .' I ...I.T. Mtaa