The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 17, 1902, Image 7
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TfiO' STILL FCREVEP, HE SPEAKS.
Washington. P. [SpecialJ. The following
vigorous and truli helpful sermon was
prepared l.y ihe late llev. l)r. Talinage | ru>r
to his illness which terminated in his demise,
and under these >ad circumstance, ttd.
sermon will be read with more than usual
interest. IIi- text was: "A <1 they ad with
one c-dieebt begun to make excuses."?Lu?e
xlv. 19.
After ilie invitations to a levee are
eent out the regrets come in. One man
apologises tor non-attendance on one
ground, another on another ground. The
most of the regrets are founded on prior
engagements. >'o in iny text a great banquet
ivas spread, the invitations were circulated.
and now the regrets come in.
The one gives an agricultural reason, the
other a 'stock dealers reason. tlm other a
domestic reason. AM poor reasons. The
fact was. tiny ?!ii not want to go. "And
they a" v, itii ore consent began to make
excuse."
So now God spreads a creat banquet.
It i; the go<Dd feast, and the table readies
across til.? hemisphere-. and tiie invitations
50 our. and multitude- conic and
sit down and drink out of the chiliecs 0;
God's love, whiie other multitudes decline
coming. the one giving this apology, and
the other giving that apology, "and they
all with one consent hegin to make excuse."
I propose. >;o far as (iod may lido
me. t? examine the apn'ogics which rr.cn
make for not entering the Christian life.
f .
Apoiocy liie iir.-i. i .1111 IIMI !? < 111.!.,
i? anything valuable in the Christian religion.
h is i>;c;u!cd liiat there are so
many imposition:; in this day; so many
things thai seem to !:? real are sham. A
gilded ont<IJe may have a hollow inside.
There is so vouch quackery i:t pltyr.ics, in
ethics, in politics, that men route to the
habit of incredulity. an! after awhile they
allow that incredulity to collide villi o; r
holy religion. Bat. my iriends 1 think
religion has made a pretty good record in
the woe!How nia"v wounds it has
salved! How man; nii.a < o:' fire it has
lifted in the midnight v. i'uontess! How
many s'm.oorn >tract dc-erts it hath turned
into tlm garden* of the Lord! Ilow i:
hath ?ii; d the chopped sea! What r >-y
light i' .n< it sent streaming through the
..v.,:. wi.,. ?!
rill v; IU7 ^iwwn ivu?i. ..... . k,
cool w.'ter it hath pothered for thirsty
Hagar and l?hmaei! What manni whitethai)
ocr;.ui:i< r send it hath dropped all
around the camp o; hardy bested r>i'grim?!
What pio-ni f. if hath, sent out. like holy
watcher-; t j keep ti e lamj s burning around
deathbeds, through ihe darkness that
lowers into the fepuleher! What flashes
of lccurreri ion soornl
Besides that, t'ois religion lias made *o
many heroes. It brought Summenield. the
Methodist, across the Atlantic ocean with
lib eilver trnmpti to blow the acceptable
year 01 the Lc-d until ii seemed as if all
our American cities would take the kingdom
of heaven by violence. It sent Jehudi
Ashman into Africa alone, in a continent
of naked barbarians, to lift the standard
of civilization and Christianity. It made
John Milton .among poe's. Raphael among
painters. Christopher Wren among architects.
Thorwaldsen among sculptors. Handel
ainoug musicians. Dupont among military
commanders, and to give new wings
to the imagination and better balance to
the judgment and more determination to
the will and greater usefulness to the life
and grander nobility 10 lac soul there is
nothing in all the earth like our Christian
religion. Nothing in religion? Why. then,
all those Christians were deceived when
in their dying moment they thought thev
eaw the castas 01 tnc oicssea. ana your
child, that with unutterable agony you
put away into the grave. you will never
sec him attain or hear his sweet voire
nor feel the throb 01 his young heart.
There is nothing in mligion? Sickness
wil} eo-ae upon you. Ttoll and turn on
your pillow: no relief. The medicine may
he bitter, the night tnav l-e dark, the rain
may bo sharp: n rede!'. Christ :icv?r
comes to th? sick-roam. Let the ;ai:i
;.a'o: let the feve- ht:i"i: c trse it a id die.
There is nothing iri vdigion? After awhifb
death wilj comc. Yr: will rear the rawing
of'the rale ior.-e on the 'Vc-lw'd.
Tim spin' will be breaking away iron the
body, end it will tale flight-?v. hither,
whither? There is no Cod. no ministering
angels to conduct, no Christ, no
heaven, no home. Nothing in religion1'
Oh, you are not willing to adopt such a
dismal theory!
And yet the world is full of skeptics.
And let mc sav there is no class of people
for whom I have a warmer sympathy
than for skeptics. We do not know how
to treat thetn. We deride them, we caricature
there. We. ins*cad of taking them
by the soft hand of Christian love, clutch
them whh the iron pinchers of ccclesiasticisn.
Oh. if yon knew how those u*en
had fallen away from Christianity and become
skeptics you would not be so rough
on them! Some were brought up in boracs
where religion was overdone. The west
wretched day in the week was Sunday.
Keligion was driven into them with a triphammer.
They had a surfeit of nraver
meetings. They were stuffed an J choked
with catechisms. They were told hv thrir
parents that thev were the worst children
mat ever uvea ccrar.se nicy in:e.j 10 i:oc
down hill better than to read "Pilgrim's
Progress" Tliev never h"?.rd their parents
talk of religion but with the -errors
or the mouth drawn down and the eye roTicd
rr>. Others went into s'teniiei
through uuiUreatrier.* < i the part o. same
who professed religion. There is r. nir.ii
who says: "My partner in business was
c:is:?ieuoiis is: prayer meeting, r.iul /:<
was oHitiiuis in a!l reiig'ou:. circle. tut
he cheated me out ci SJPOt'. r.nd I don't
want any of that rehgior." (hen there
are Others who -jet into shoot hi?,.; by
natural persistence it ?p:c-;:on.-.
why or how? llow can God or one beitr
in three person-:? Tine cannot undrr ten 1
it. Neither cue 1. How can Co.] be a
complete sovereign r.:v! yet man a ."ice
agent'.' T'.icy eenr.ot understand it.
Neither :u I. They cuino; understand
why a li dy (ted le.s cir. come into toe
woi^d. Neither can 1. They say: "Here
i; a gnat ny&tery; here is a disciple ot
fashion. frivolous and godless ail her days;
she lives on to be an octogenarian. I!oris
a Christian mother, training her chi tlreu
for God and for heaven, self-satriii ing,
Chri.-tiiko. indispensable ueeni.igly t->
in.t; aorcenotc; sue gets :i cancer nnu
dies."' The skeptic cays, "I can't crpiaia
that." Neither can I.
1 can see how men reason themselves
into skepticism. With burning feet 1
have trodden that blistering way. 1 know
what ii is to have a hundred liight.-i
poured into one hour. There arc men i.i
the avi 1 deeert of dnr.Vt who would give
then Lh tusanus of dollars if they con' :
get Lack to the old religion of their
fathers. Such men are not to be caricatured.
but helped, and not through their
heads, 1 ut through their hearts. When
these men really do come into the kingdom
of Cod. they will be worth far more
to the cause of ".Christ than those who
I
never examined t'>c evidences of Christianity.
Thomas Chalmers once .1 skeptic,
1 Kjhert Hall once a skeptic, Christinas
Lvanr once a skeptic: but when they hid
lay hold of the nc-uel chariot how they
I made it speed ahead! I:, therefore, 1 address
men. and women who have drifted
1 away into skepticism. 1 throw cut no
scoff: 1 rather implead you by the memi
or/ of thoy good old times when you
knelt at your mother's kr.ee and said your
evening prayer and those other days et
<;.'; ie?s when she watched all rirhf and
gave you. the mcdmincs at just the right
i iiir.c a n] turned the i illow when it was
I hot a:i<] with naiuJ lou; ago turned to
I dust soothed your pain a and with that
J voice yo.t rover hear attain unless y ?n
: join iter i:i the Letter country. told ve-?
; iicvoi- iniiiil. and by that dying couch
where she talked so slowny. catching her
hreati; between the* \vord.->--ly all those
memories 1 ask you to come and take
the same religion. It was good enough tor
hir; it is good enough for you. Aye, I
make a hotter pica: i!y the wounds and
the death throe of the Sou of God, who
approaches you in infinite love with
torn hrow and lacerated hands and
whipped .back. crying. "Come unto Me.
all * c iii.it labor and are heavy laden, and
1 will give yon lest!*'
Other persons apologize for not entering
the Christian life because of the incorrigibility
of their temperament. Xow,
we admit it is harder for some people to
become Christians than for others, but the
grace of Cod never came to a mountain
that it could not climb or to an abyss that
it could not fathom or io a bondage that
i. could no. ureal:. The wildest horse tint
ever trod Arabian sands has been broken
to bit and trace.
The i::adues? torrent tumbling fr^ra
mountain shelving lias been hirne- -ed to
:'ie niiil wheel and the factory band, sett t g
a thousand shuti.es all a-ruzzand a-c-iatter.
Auil the wildest, the haughtiest, the
most ungovernable man ever created by
the grace of God may be subdued and sent
out on ministry of indue.--, as God sends
an August thunderstorm to water the wild
flowers down in the grass. 1'eter. with
nature tempestuous as the sea that he
once tried to walk, at one look from
Christ went out c.nd wept bitterly. Itich
harvests of giaec may he grown on the
smnnvt of the jogged st-cp. and flocks of
Ci vistian graces may find pasturage in
fields o: bramble and rack.
Though your > .>;> > .lion may be all
: a-bria'.ic with frcttnicr. >. ti.oagh yen
have a temuer .;%;.?.a;.i -.1 .1 .....
ih your nr. ike i..? iise that
the kor-e leech. "Civ*!" limr.: 1
damnable imparl' iv> } ;; <? wrapped you :u
nil :.1\\ tied can ?I> :vj that
(Ic< '! ? :t ycur . ??!'. an'? 1 >vcr the chaos
till* <Iju lie can say. "!ah t!..aa
re
Tm* best piece ? w a s.cii.iloetor is it
a lici^hbo.hoail w;-;r there are all poor
v'cvioiv. tho i:ts' j?a;;a 'or an enterprising
meridian' to open hi store is ::i a p.a.v
where the In; gain makers <io not understand
their l.a.-iLe?s. ami the best place
for you who '.van; 10 beeorae the illustrious
and tonip.ete Christian, the hf?r
place fi r you is to ca re right down among
us who are so im ompeteii' ami so imoirislent
romc tines. Show via how. Live
v.s an example.
Exuviations from poisonous frees in our
neighbor's garden will nuke a very poor
ba'.in for our wounds.
Sickness will cone, and we wiii lie
pushed out. toward the Ked Sea which divides
this world from the nest, and r.ct
! <'l,i-i.; ianu hilt t.ie
lilt* ii)ruii.<?ti*vwiii.,> v?j v??* ......
rod of faith, will wave back the waters
as a commander wheels hi? host. The
judgment will conic, with its thunder
shod solemnities. Oh, then we will not
stop and ray, "There was a mean Christian;
ihero was an impure Christian."
In that day a; now. "li thou b? wise, thou
shalt be wise for thyself, but if thcu
ecorncst thou alone shall bear it." Why,
my brother, the inconsistency c." Christians,
so far from bring an argume it to
keen you awav from Cod. ought to be an
ara'linent to drive you to Ilim.
So time to fee re!ig:ou; be e! Yo::
hate no time not to t; religion*. Ton
i lighi as nail have n clerics in your
store, no books in your library, n > compass
on your ship, no rilie in the baffle,
, no hat oil vour head. no coal lor \otr
hark. no shoes for your feet.
J'etier travel on toward eternity barcr.'.i
lcd and barefooted and houseless and
homeless and friendless than to go iiuojg'b
ii:- without religion.
Did religion make Jlaleigii any Ie<* o. a
statesman or Havel >ik ri:y icsr ot a
soidier or Crinncll any less of a merchant
or West any lo-s of a painter?
Why. niy friends, religion i> lb* be*t
sc<uriiy in every bargain: it i- the sweet..
. c? ?v,n- <,jL ig t"e bmiitot
<.-1 IK.IV ". ?o, :;m
jn very coronet. No nine to be religion-.?
Why. you v>iil have to take tone
to be '-Ic-];. to "be troubled, to die. Our
world, is only the wharf from which we
are to embark for heaven.
Xo time to secure the friendship of
Ob list? Xo lime to buy a lamp and trim
it lor that wall, tltroug.i the dark netJ
which otherwise will !xr illumined only
i:v lite whitcncs; of the toiub?tones? Xo
ttiue to educate the eye for heavenly splendors
or the hand for chcra! harps or the
car for cvena.ting tocso or the soul lor
honor, glory end .immortality-.' One w ould
think we had time for nothing else.
Other percon; apologize for no. entering
the Christian life because it i- {into
enough yet. liial ii very like tho-o poisons
who send ivgrr.s and >ay. "1 wilt
come in perhaps ;.t 1] or It! o'clock: 1
-.iii not oe tin re at the opening tk
lninouet. but 1 will i * there at .he clo-e.''
.No. yet! Not yell Now. 1 do not g.ve
mj delc.nl view ?f ;i i.> life. There it
no.lrr.g it ??y r.attVA. ttoihi it. it firr
gr.oe U'od. that tends toward a doleful
view r hum.i i iif.u
j lave net illicit rvmptthr with Ail
- >u - descimt.o.i o. the "Vision ?>t
Xlimu.** whet h" lepra ems hamuli lile
a being :. bridge ?f a hundred arches and
both t.n.s of the bridge covered with
- : ?t 1, a lite race onrsig or., tit* nio-t
H lite:) I tl.i tg down through th* .-.est
>( art .".id a.! ol litem lulling cor .. iaroarli
?.te his. up >.
I: is a very dismal pic.lire. 1 ji.tve tmt
much yjr.pativ with tit; Spanish prove.*!)
which r.;. . "Tim sky is good rial the earth
. .... w I.,-..v...... the
ii J.? .? .. ..Kit ? ..... ...
carta the sky."
Jiut, while we as Christian iner. arc
hound t > take a chveriul view n; tile, wc
i;.u-t ...so conft-s thai l.fo is a groat unlertaiutv
anil .Inn man who sa?s. "1
can't become r. I'V.istirn because there is
time enough yes.," U running a risk infinite.
Von uo net perhaps realize the f.vi that
de-oe lding grade oi si;? gets scecitr
ami steeper and that you are gathrriii/
t.j ;; ritsj ami velocity which alter uni.iic
may not uuswer to the brakes.
lie net amorg those who give their
aviso":* iire to fl.c world and then give their
vOi j se to God. [t does net seesn fair that
while < ar pulse-, are iu toll play <>: health
v.v .vrvc ourselves and serve the \?orld
id thvii make God r.t Ja^i t lie present oi
t 'offin. It does not seem right that we
run our ship from coast to coast carrying
| . sirgoe* for ourselvcr. and then, when the
i 1 ship is crushed in the rocks, give to God
the shivered timbers. It is a great thing
for a man on his dying pillow to repent?
! better that than never at all; but how >
! i.uteh better, how much more generous, it
I would have been if he had repented fifty
1 years before! My friends, you will never ;
get over the.se procrastinations.
We have started on a inarch from which >
there is no retreat. The shadows of j
eternity gather on our pathway. How ;
insignificant is time compered with the
vast eternity! As I was thinking of this I
one day while coming down over the A'.Ic- ]
ghanv Mountains at noon, ny tnnt wonderful
pass wbicli you all have heard tlei
scribed as the Horseshoe?a depression in ;
the side of the mountain where the train j
' almost turns back again upon itself, and
you see how appropriate is the name cf
i the Horseshoe?and thinking on this very
theme and preparing this very sermon, jt j
: seemed to m" as it the great courser of '
eternity speeding along had just struck j
the mountain with one hoof and gone on
into illimitable space. So short is time, i
so insignificant is earth, compared wirli j
the vast eternity! This moment voices r>11
down the sky and all the worlds of light
are ready (o rejoice at your diseuthrr.ilment.
Iiti*li not into the presence of the j
King ragged wit!i sin when you may have
.hi robe of righteousness. Bash not year
foot nieces a'-air.st the throne of a eriieified
Christ. Throw not your crown cf life
the battlement*. Ail the scribes of
Cod are at this hour ready with voiimus
j of living light to record the news of your
1 sou! emancipated.
[Copyright, lS?or. L. Klopsti.l
A BIG COMBINE
To Cs Effected in Charlotte on
April 23rd.
Atlanta. Special.?The Constitution
rays: "Plans arc on foot for the formation
cf a gigantic trust cf all the ,
cotton yarn mills of ^he Southern
><-1 r.crti'-ition tnt; Peon made
by committee of five, name dat a
rcc:ut meeting of the Southern Yarn
Spinners. who will report favors.My to
t;!: furua.ii :i of til ctru.-t at a meeting
co be held in Charlotte on April
"v. Tisls report will favor the accept
2:1 ci a proposal made by r\ L.
Underwood. cf r.l Nassau street. New
Yc who agrees id issue a local of
? lO.or.ij tapiml under a company
iucornorated under the la ws of N't v.*
Jersey .
"Mr. Underwood's proposal v.*as sv.b!U!.c'
;! to'the Southo:n Yarn Spiunes
at a meeting held at Chnilctte. N. C..
on April i last. It was agreed by
Mr. Underwood to pay to all of the ;
va;n mil! owners for the property a
price to bo agreed upon by a commit- (
tec1 t?o be aolr-ted by the nrlll owners
with l.is approval, but It is stipulated
in his letter that such price shall not
be in excess of 220 per cent, of the >
fair cash tost of replacing the property
payment to be made in one-half
pi el erred an done-half common stock. ;
Payment will be made in cash for all
stocks of cotton, cotton in process of
manufacture and goods on hand.
"Upon the signification cf CO per
cent, of the yarn mill owners of too
South that they will accept this pro- !
poral, Mr. Underwood says he will
have the contract prepared and sub
' miitecl to ttiem ror execution.
"The committee appointed for the
consideration of Mr. Underwood's pro- i
pcsal has announced that it is pre- ;
pared to recommend th? proposal for
serious consideration. A letter to this
effect has been s^nt to yarn spinners
in the South and with it was enclosed
a copy of Mr. Underwood's letter sub.
milting his proposal. A lottsr has
been also sent out by the committee
calling attention to the proposal and
asking all the yarn spinners of the
t-outh to report upon it at a meeting
to be held in Charlotte on April 'li.
Cholera in Manila.
Manila. Cy Cable.?The cholera sit....
tvtiw.S f Vi Cijnio l?lf
the conditions in the provinces aro
becoming aiarming. The totai of chol- j
era cas.es in Manila up to date is 243.
while there have been 192 deaths j
front the disease. In the province i
there has been 418 cases and 318 :
deaths. The United States army
transport Grant, while on her way to
Ssmar Island, put into Legaspi. in :
southern Luzon, having on board a
teamster who had the cholera. The
Grant asked for assistance, but war. '
placed in quarantine for five days. As ,
her supplies of water, food and coal
were limited, she decided to jeturn to
Manila. The teamster died of the disease.
Four Americans have been attacked
with cholera in Manila and on;?
of them lias died.
Tel. graphic Briefs.
The Seranton (Pa.) street car;
rt nice and boycott which have been
going on for six months have been
ended.
"Will" Reynolds, a negro desperado. <
at Tuscurni.ia. Ala., killed three men
and wounded four ethers before he
was r! Mled with bullets and his tody
burned.
A general strike of cloakmukcrs is
likely ir. New York.
Tii^ toipedo boat Decatur went to
sea for its trial trip. .
Th 1 Jitter Day Saints' General
Conference opened at Latnoni, Iowa
hut week.
There was no change in the strike
of the brewers at Boston, Mass.
The sealing steamer Neptune;
reached Si. John's, X. F., with 115,1)0'." \
pelts? aboard.
Liquor may be delivered C. O. R. in
Kansas without violating the Prohibi-,
tion law. under a Supreme Court dc-'
,< ision made Saturday.
'n the British Parliament late la3t
night A. J. Balfour said there was no
foundation for the rumors that peace
had bee nconcluded in South AMca
it is reported that 10 more tat
tallions of English nad Scotch troops
j will be sent to Irelaul to suppress iht j
United League.
Suspend Objects in Didair.
Here is a very surprising trick, and
It is calculated to create much astonishment.
Before the company assembles
place a fine b'.aek silk thread
from one side of the room to the other,
about six feet from the floor. Do not
have too much light First wave a
handkerchief through the air and drop
it gently on the line, continuing to
make mysterious passes. Borrow a
ran and tan ine KanaKercmei until it
falls to the ground. You next suspend
a light cane in the same manner. After
performing the last triek be sure to
break the thread, so that tie company
will not detect your hidden
power.
Net 3o Unfortunate.
No harm was done, it is reported,
to the submarine heat Fulton Ly its
accidental trip to the bottom, but the
Incident is unfortunate, because of the
undue importance which will be attached
to it by people who know little
more about such craft than that their
history hitherto has been composed
chiefly of fatalities. Yet what happened
to the Fulton might have happened
to any boat of her size and material,
wen though it was not intended for
under-water navigation. Instead of illustrating
the peril to which the Fulton's
passengers will he subjected, it
simply showed that the Fulton, when
tilled with water in circumstances
which could not occur with her trained
crew on board, will go to tke bottom
and stay there. An ordinary torpedo
boat would have done the samo
u1ui&. uuu i:uliiiuj> wao j/iuivu ,
cept that the Fulton will not float !
when ftill 01" water, a fact which wa3 |
perfectly well known before. It re- j
mains true, however, that submarine i
navigation is dangerous business at
best, and that the object of the invent- !
ors is to minimize the danger, there ;
being little chance of removing it aito- |
gethev.
Ill* Fhom-tle tTnUeriit.-inditic"The
gravity which is supposed to
attend all court proceedings was seri-,
ously disturbed in a New York court- i
room cnc day last week." said a young i
lawyer who had just returned from a '
business trip to that city. "I was present
at the trial of a case before one
of the municipal judges?a case in
which I was interested because It had
to do with automobiles. One of the
witnesses was a German, and gave his
testimony through an interpreter. In
the course of the examination he said
he had driven an automobile to CedarhllKC?
U U 1 Ol.
" 'What's that?' a3ked the judge.
" 'To Cedarhurst,' replied the intcpreter.
"His honor looked puzzled.
" 'What did he want to see the
heurse fov? he asked."
Crizzly cubs' born in captivity arc
almost impossible to raise. Of twentythree
born at Cincinnati, only one
lived.
Cabinet Ministers in Mexico receive
310.000 3 year.
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J ALABASTINE COMPAI
Uv^uvnuuw*i
A Geographical Vorelfj.
The point where Utah, Colorado, An* g
zona and New Mexico touch each othet '
is called the four corners. This fact la
not a strange one, but when we come
to find that is the only place where
four states or territories point, we find
that this spot is in some ways a unique
one. Not only is this the only place in
the United States where such a Junction
occurs.but it is the only one of its
hind in the world. This statement
seems a broad one. but a short study of
the map3 of an atlas will show that it
Jr. correct, and, more than that, that at
no other place in the United States do
more than two 3tate corners touch each
other.
Mere Opinion.
It's a good rule that works your
way all the time.
A good woman's children rise up
and call her blessed after they are,
married oC and can't get back home! .
more than once every four or five
years.
The way of the transgressor mpy be
hard, but that of his victim is generally
a little worse.
Some of the people who talk so;
much are merely trying to keep the
world from finding^t that they have
little to say?Philadelphia Record. *
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There are G159 establishments ia the
United States with 18,647 acres where
flowers and ornamental plants are cultivated.
Berlin has 63 public monuments and
is making ready ior some more.
That is the best part of beauty which
a picture cannot express.?Bacon.
\ Half -Sick .
| " I first used Ayer's Sarsaparilla i
j in the fall of 1848. Since then 1 f
t liovo token It everv serine m a
| blood - purifying-and "nerve- !
1 strengthening medicine."
S. T. Jcncs, Wichita, Kans.
If you feel run down, >
are easily tired, if your | '
nerves are weak and your j
blood is thin, then begin j
to take the good old stand- [
ard family medicine,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
\ It's a regular nerve
lifter, a perfect blood
builder, n.xn^u. Aiungun. |;
Aik your doctor what be thinks of Acer's I .
Sartaparllla. He know* all about tbU grand
Bold family medlelna Follow hlj adrlceaad
? ? 111 Kn |
So 16
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McALLEN'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
M? Successful School. Ko raslsrla. Catalogue free.
CKTMb^
ISET^^^
X)ut them.
a & ESTER
nanm SHOTGUN SHELLS
r shells, because they are macb j
nery with the standard brands of jj
them and you will be convinced. ?
ALBSS KEEP THEM J
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CTI M IT J
.wP l inu;
LE WALL COATING ?
Kalsomines are temporary, #
:ot, rub off and scale. J
SMALL POX I
md other disease germs are a
r.urrured and diseases dissem- #
inated by wall paper. J
ALABASTINE f
should be used in renovating ?
and disinfecting ail walls. #
MY, Grand Rapids, Mich. J
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