The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, September 04, 1903, Image 3
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TCSkbokr, Ala.. JatrtMRTS.?Dn.C. J. Morr*TT-M
my xperieneo with jtoiitexcellent medicine, TEETHIN.
roubletesthing. Every remedy was exhausted In the shi
rentlnned to pa?s off pore blood and burning ferercontln
Iter mother determined to try TKETIIINA, and In a day
Ike bowels were regelar, and thanks to TBBTHINA, tho 1
V WOMAN.
Woman Is tlic masterpiece.?Confucius.
Shakespeare has no heroes, only heroines.?ltuskin.
Women tench us repose, civility nutl
dignity.?Voltnlre.
Woman Is the most perfect when the
most womanly.?Gladstone.
If woman lost Eden, such ns she
alone enu restore It.?Wlilttler.
There Is n woman at the beginning
of nil groat things.?Lamnrtine.
Woman Is last at the cross and earliest
nt the grave.?E. S. Barrett.
A handsome woman Is a Jewel; a
good woman Is a treasure.?Sanldl.
me sweetest tiling in life Is the un*
clomled welcome of a wife.?N. P. Willis.
For whore is nny author in the world
who tenches such beauty ns a woman's
eyes??Shakespeare.
lionren lias nothing more tender
than a woman's heart when it is ilio
abode of pity.?Luther.
A Purgative Pleasure,
If you ever took PcWitt's Little Far- ,
ly Risers for biliousness or constipation ,
vou know what a purgative pleasure is ,
'These famous little pills cleanse the
liver and rid the system of all" bile '
without producing unpleasant effects. 1
They do not gripe, sicken or weaken, t
bnt give tone ami strength to the tissues t
and organs involved. \V. II. Howell, ?|i
of Houston, Tex., says "No better pill f
can be used than Little Early Niseis for
constipation, sick headache, etc." Sold '
by F. C. Puke.
If we were a woman in a well fixed "
farmer's home and had the responsibll- is
Ity and work of caring for the home, ei
HviuiiK tnree square meals a day for <1
foui*" liun^ry men and looking alVor ol
throe or four little folks, we would nl
hnvc things In tlie house convenient for 11
doing the work or we would have a ol
row. We would Insist upon having a g<
good cooking range, modern utensils, a
hard wood floor In the kitlhon, a washIng
machine which a man could opernte,
soft water and a sink handy, a tr<
kitchen cabinet wherein to keep things, hi
a refrigerator and a clean white- a
washed cellar easy of access. So much Li
Is demanded of the modern housekeep""V
cr these days that to compel her to do
\ her work with old fashioned tools and pe
In the old fashioned wny is to either
send her to the asylum or to the ceine- o,-,
tery In s^ort order. Some men whom
jj* we knot^lieed to take a day off and
study this matter.
Distress A fter Eating Cure J.
m Judge W. T. Holland of Greensburg,
0 La., who is well and favorably known,
W says: "Two years ago I suffered greatly oll
f from indige'stion. After eating, great to
distress would invariably result, last- jsl
M ing tor an hour or bo, and my nights '
were restless. I concluded to try Kodol '
JF Dyspepsia Cure; and it cured me entire- "
ly. Now my sleep is refreshing and diT
gestion perfect. Jdold by F. C. Duke.
Enrly Mention of X'n.Tsrn fnl's. J of
The first historical notices of Nln.rara br
falls nre given in Lescnrbofs record of |
tlio seeoiul voyage^;f Jacques ("artier. |
in the year un the maps pub- |
lished to illiintr;ilt? Chaiuplaln's dlscov- I r|
erles (?l:itc> of maps either 1;; 1 :t or 1 <; 11> | tl|
the falls are Indicated by a cross, but w
no description of the wonderful cataract
is given, and the best geographlcnl
authorities living today doubt if or
tlie explorer mentioned ever saw the nt
falls, Ilrlnton's work to the ^o>?*nrry V(
notwithstanding. Father TTennepln is
believed to have written the llrst do\
script ion of the falls that was ever
penned by one who had personally vis- ^
Ited the spot. cl
ti
Solemn WarufnK. |?
Uncle Archie?Have you formed an
> opinion as to the cause of Colonel lllxi
ou's sulchle? p(
Tom?Yes, sir?remorse. Ills nephew ^
needed money, and the wealthy uncle ^
failed to advance it. The result was C]
that the unhappy young man ran away 8|
and was never heard of afterward.? j,
Kansas City Journal.
I - .
TEMPER TESTER. \
c
couov J
or YoriTco\dcr Some Union <
Nicey Davtf
The pavebple Are Annoyed. <
have added ]
ifliu;e and/ i
A {durable I
|oiP6' Otf J
street, little rest night after night.
grHVeiltle comfort day after dav. The
ooHybt itching of l'iles or Eczema,
jjgj# itchiness of the skin is a temper
J3sr. Doan's Ointment is a never
~ Hling cure. Is endorsd by Union citsens
for all itching skin diseases.
, E. N. Bailey, printer on the Times,
/ residing on Church Htreet, says: "I
{hare found Doan's Ointment to be an
A No. 1 remedy for itching hemorrhoids
/from which I have been a groat sutferer."
A man with this alQiction gets no
sympathy and people wonder why ho
is crosa and ualy at times. Only those
a Va ho have suffered in a similar manner
? <wfcn understand the agony and torment
he is sometimes in. For sale by all deal|
ers. Price M)c per bo*. Foster-Mil burn
Co.. BufTalo, N. Y., solo ngonts for tho
United States. Remember the name?
? DOAN'S?and take no other.
if
FlTTS^flPBCwh Ctolera-Infantum,
BIMHj fl Diarrhoea,Dysentery, ?H
El O Vl I the Bowel Troubles of
A Children of Any Age.
JrJSJJJJJWmlAidj Digestion, Regulates
rvWPtR9)lHli the Bowels, Strengthens
'c at Dniffiricts Child and Make $
s ai Druggists, teething easy.
?f. MOFFETT. M. D.. ST. LOUIS, MO.
T De.ir Sir: Justice to you demand* that I should ?-|re you
K. Our little girl, Just thirteen months old, haa f.vd nnch
ipe of preicriptionm from family phrnlciann. Her bowels
ued for days at a time. H-r life was almost despaired of.
or two there was a crr.-.t change?ncrr Ufa had rc'urncd?
little babe Is now do!::.'? well.
cIV'KIl. Editor and Proprietor Tnskpgee (Ala.) News. <
. ]
, IokIIhk tlie Lnngs. I
Draw in ns mucli breath as you con- 1
1 veniently can, tlion count ns long as
possible in u slow and nmllble voice *
without drawing in more breath. The '
number at seconds must he carefully (
noted. In n consumptive the time does '
not exceed ten and Is frequently
less than six seconds; in pleurisy and c
pneumonia It ranges from nine to four
seconds. When the lungs arc sound
the time will range ns high as from ,
twenty to thirty-llvo seconds. To ex- ^
paud the lungs go into the air, stand w
erect, throw hack the head and slioul- 81
dors and draw in the air through the ci
nostrils as much ns possible. si
After, having then filled the lungs 01
raise your arms, still extended, and 'v
suck in the air. When you have thus I)(
forced the arms backward, with the
chest open, change the process by
which you draw in your breath, till ^
ot
the lungs are emptied. Go through the
process several times a day, and it will
enlarge the clicst, give the lungs better
play and serve very much to ward
off consumption. '
us
AFTER THE FRAUDS. t,!
A large amount of food stuffs of va- 1
ions sorts Is imported into this conn- * 0
ry from foreign nations each year.
I'hc agricultural department at Washngton
now proposes to have samples of (A
hese Imports analyzed and tested as
0 their purity. Much of this stuff
onies from Germany, which country .
las been and Is unfairly technical and ^
ussy as to the purity of American
rod nets. There has long been a well
ounded suspicion that the ragtag and
obtail apple refuse of American cider >
tills and evaporators, for which there die
1 a steady foreign market, returns lat- to
r guisod as sparkling champagne un- j,?
er a fancy foreign brand and that the (jJ'
II products of southern cotton mills W(J'
fter a European tour come back to ftn<
avor American salads as the purest not
live oil. This Is the beginning of a ma
x>d work. . / , . nio
: " . Gri
Mr. Joseph rominville, of Stillwater, for
inn., after having spent over, $2,000 (;li{
itli the best doctors for stomach frij
ouble without relief, was advised by g^or
s druggist, Mr. Alex. Richard, to try
box of Chamberlains Stomach and
ver Tablets, IIo did so, and is a well p
an today. If troubled with indiges- ^l)(
>n. bad taste in the mouth, lack of apitite
or constipation, give these tablets !l
trial, and you certain to bo more than or 1
eased witn the result. For sale at
c per box bv K. fl f'?* '' ~ ft j
Slightly Conhmcil.
"What nonsense that man talks!" re- b?J'
<1 rl.-fwl Snnotnr Krtrirlmni na tin* !?- i? '
irtment visitor closed the door. par
"What did he say?" the
"Something about a profit being with- ful,
it honor somewhere or other. I want sen
go 011 record as saying that there like
n't a country on the map where a stai
olit is not held in high esteem."?
hshington Star.
T
The selling of skim milk from red
ns, and such only, Is a healthy piece mo,
municipal legislation which has just you
en put into operation In Chicago. Wit
com
Ilogs are $2 lower in price than a t',a(
?ar ago, but they still remain on the
ght side of and as long ns they do
icy are the big money makers of the jjai
estern farms. jjje<
pile
Where the corn crop cannot be prqu- rJ'.Y
l.v worked during n- " Z Dul
_ nr..?rr matters little how fa>rable
conditions may be for it later?
will be a poor crop. ,
CO VI
Hfo
Drainage schemes completed and uni*r
way in northern Indiana will reaim
a million acres of marsh and
og ponds and convert them into corn
ind worth $73 per nere. rn,
onii
In no section of the country Is the im- or
nrtnnt question of crop diversification
elng discussed with more interest
mil in Texas. A long list of profitable (>).s
rops can be grown in that state out- ^j,.(
Ide of cotton, and the people tnerc are J<n
list finding it out.
mi
Ono of the most useful and handy ,i(>j
hlngs we have about our place did not (lM
ost over .r>0 cents. It is a light stone |m
oat, innde of Inch l>oard8 four feet R|r
vide and six feet long, to be hauled by n-.<
?ne horse. For cleaning up rubbish (jr,
iround thd* place and hauling the [,r
nnnure from the yard out on the gar- nn
len we And it almost Invaluable.
No crop is giving as good an account
jf itself all over the country as alfalfa, fl
Hitherto generally supposed to be only H
ml tod to the semi-arid sections whero S
Irrigation was possible, it is being .
found out that It adapts itself kindly
to general conditions both east and
west, great success being had with It
in Iowa, Minnesota, Texas and New
York. It Is well worth any man's
effort to try It in nearly all soils and
nearly all states.
Has Sold a Pile of ChamberIain's
Cough Rtmedy.
t rrtt.i flhamberlain's Cough
Remedy for more than twenty years 1
and it has given entire satisfaction. I I
have sold a pile of it, and can refcom- I
it highly.?Josonh McElhinoy, Linton, I
low*, You will find this remedy a *
goo<l friend, when troubled with a
cough or coin. It always affords quick I
relief and is pleasant to take. For sale j
iiy F. C. Duke. |
Ills Second Hlnmncli. i
Smugglers' brains are proverbially
fertile, and a clever expedient was onee
adopted to Import brand;' into Paris
without paying the octroi duties, says
the Golden Penny. For several weeks
a splendid elephant and his keeper belonging
to a circus had constantly gone
in and out of one of the Paris gates,
when one day a custom house otlicer
suddenly thrust ids probe into the
creature's side. The spectators wore
horrified, but the elephant did not up*
pear to feel any pain, while from the
wound fell four tiny barrels of brandy,
l'he keeper, considering that a little
jxtra size in the unwieldy shape of his
!hange would not be noticed, had insulted
Its stomach in the old skin of a
arger elephant and bad filled out the B
ipace with brandy?a very profitable
mterprlse. j ;
: i |
The PI cut-11 re of Eating. i
Persons suffering from indigestion,
yspepsia or other stomach trouble will '
ml that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests _
hat you eat and makes the stomach
veet. This remedy is a never failing |
ire for Indigestion and Dyspepsia and I v
11 complaints alTectirg "the glands B
r mom 1?? ? -
ui wie stomach or digest- L
'e tract. When you take Kodol l)ysspsia
Cure everything yon cat tastes 1?
)od, and every hit of nutriment that
aur food contains is assimilated and |lov
rnropriatcd by tlic blood and tissues,
rid bj' F. C. Duke.
in a I
sale
We arc asked to answer a hard queson
? how to rid a pond of water y,
sed as a watering place for stock of
e lizards, crabs and other animate p01."
iugs which keep the pond muddy and
i it without rendering the water unlit ?.j
r the stock to use. A small meshed
ino would no doubt clean out much j Vl
the objectionable matter, provided
c pond is not too deep or too large,
ic explosion of dynamite in the water 'j-j,
nild also destroy most of the in- js j-,
hitants and iiorhnps prove the most mile
ective remedy. (i,,s
? ?
A JJoy's Wild Hide for J.ife. Km
Vith family around expecting hiin to verti
, and a son tiding f> r life, IS milep . hitra
get Dr. King's New Discovery for help
it sumption, Conges and folds, W. 11.
nvn of Lccsvi'le, Ind., < ndurcd
itli's agonies from asthma; but this .
nderful medicine gave instant relief . 11
I scon cured him lie write-: *'! , r y
v sleep s: undly every night." Like ;lvy*
rvelous cures of Consumption, rneu- PMln
n:n, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and ,,crai
p prove its matchless merit J-xmsi
all Threat and Lung Troubles, trouo
rranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. (',u
ill bottles free at F, C. Duke's drug 1,1010
c. l)n,P
Trrntinrnt of nunlonB.
unions arc serious and hard to treat
nit the only tiling to do is to wear p.lxo'
mless stockings and shoes with kid (i
Trie calf ui?pers. Avoid heating the I^in| t
-fl^V^H^if'lferff the soreness of \l^h
lolnt, and sometimes anointing it gnXo,
lr iodine will bring relief. When n uu|m
lion gets troAlesnine the host plan ^ ^
o buy a sth'K Of sulphate of copper. ,
e away the dead skin and cauterize ^ I
spot. The operation is a trifle painbut
It Is only momentary, while the hi~
sc of relief that is sure to follow is
> the "peace that pussetli under- .... ,
uling." uuuei
The Genuine vs. Counterfeit. learn
he genuine is always bettor than a "w,tt<
nterfeit, but the truth of this stateit
is never more forcibly realized or Kl?
e thoroughly appreciated than when
compare the genuine DeWitt's
,ch Hazel Salve with the many n
nterfeits and worthless substitutes
I are on the market.* XV. S I.edbet- tion c
of Shreveport, La., says: "After '
>g numerous other remedies with- o
benefit, one box of DeWitt's Witch n '
'.el Salve cured me." For blind, i.m
jding, itching and f
? * rein^O". -^"nl t0 Dc^ ltl 8
Salve. Sold by F. C.
ce.
Town nml Conntry. To
he distinction between town awt pvofc
ntry, between natural and artificial nnsw
, is of course, as we all know, a say hi
y arbitrary one. The highly couipli- the v
i?d and seemingly artificial life hi tr
ich we now lead is an absolutely not t
ural condition of existence, as natu- were
as tlie life of a colony of beavers in proft
of their dams on a Canadian river boun
of a nation of ants at work in tlie wliol
den. Involution directs the forces lawy
nature in the building of the beav- his <1
' liouses, in the construction of If a
lis' nests and in the lniiiding of the trait
tg's palaces. There i? no natural hypr
ference between a leaf carried by a prof
irmuring stream over transparent j dece
f,,ii simuhlnn tllidnr dark I Hot '
inols of overhanging foliage, and a day
man waif whirling in a human and
rain over muddy pavements. As of 1
> groat ocean if?" !f is but n single our
op in tlio immensity of creation, so post
indon, overgrown as it is, is bnt an supt
ts' nest in tlie surrounding country. nnii?
Marcus Heed in Marniillan's. we,
but
Easy Pill ?
% Easy to take and easy to act Is 0 ~~
that famous little pill DeWltt's n ?
Little Early Risers. This 1^ due to D I
the fact that they tonic the liver instead
of purging tt. They never gripe
nor sicken, not even the most delicate
lady, and yet they are so certain tn
results that no one who uses them is ji
disappointed. They cure torpid liver, I |
constipation, biliousness, Jaundice,
headache, malaria and ward off pneumonia
and fevers.
MtBPARBD ST B
X. C. DaWITT A CO., CHICAOO I
^ Don't Forgot tho Mamo. J
EARLY RISERS li
Half-Sick 1
" I first used Ayer's Sarsaparilla I
in the fall of 1848. Since then I
have taken it every spring as a
blood-purifying and nerve-strengthening
medicine."?S. T. Jones,
Wichita, Kans.
... ^
If you feel run down, ?
are easily tired, if your
nerves are weak and your s
blood is thin, then begin v
to take the good old stand-J
aid family medicine?|
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It's I n
\ nerve lifter, a blood I
guilder. JlOOabollle. All JrufglRl*. B
Ask your doctor what ho thinks of this ni
;r:uid "ol?l liimtly medicine. Follow his I
dvico mul wo will l>o satisfied. I il
To hasten recovery, keep the 1 in
iver active and the bowels regular 9 lit
nth Ayer's Tills. All vegetable. I c
,1 c AVER CO.. Lowoll, Haas. H
wo-thirds nf tho world's sugar ts
prod need I'rotii tho sugar boot.
o simply nolo that tho towns which '
;p war on woods rarely have any til
1
> ten cent corn in sight this year, by
reports on tlio crop show but 73 by
cent of n full crop. (ji,
gs born with live lefts arc becoming
moil. Can it be that we are to I
an extra ham on the hog of the j^li(
roV old
Vei
e standard macadamized highway (r0i
tured out to cost about $.".."00 per in it
or euouf.lt to grade and lay the reli
f r an electric line. tors
ord
mas got rid of every tramp by ad-lag
for harvest hands and ar- ajj
riiy < imp liing every idle man to p}aj
s ave the big wheat crop. (
What IsTife?
the last, analysis nobody knows
ve do know that it is under strict
Al>n.-e that law even slightly, '5*n
lesults. Irregular living means fori
igcim nt of the organs resulting in l?ee
ipation, Headache or Liver tlio
!e. I>r. King's New Life l'ills Mr.
ly re-adjusts this. It's gentle, yet np)Sl
ugh. Only 2">c at F. 0. Puke,s p^,
S,oU'- yiel,
, OhO
^ \1iKlo-S11xon ICnffllsli." I 0t'?
?re is an old fallacy that Anglo- I to t
1 words are the best. The fnlliiiS-4 v
s( d <111 tlicv iii linf ^.?'nitn-r"nnii|i|i' outl
>'i.porous than (Hose derived from sag;
In point, of fact, sonic Anglo- of t
1 words arc obscure and long. and sue!
of our commonest, most simple over
< are from the Latin. The L011- for
lews tolls a story in point. lug
arrister more remarkable for the are
of Ids address to juries than for are :
ariling was cummci,ting on the The;
dint? of the other party in a case full;
trial. buff'
do not know what gloss my socit
%d friend is going to put upon this
t, but I will not mince my words. Tli
oince it in plain, downright An- hog
t^on as a nefarious transaction." has
?? com
Hack leu's Arnica Fnlve* notv
i wVuld-wido fame for marvellous will
)t surpasses any other salve, lo- witl
inlnient or halm for Cuts, Corns, don<
i, Boils, Sores. Felons, Fleers, Tet- he i
at I;lieum, Fever Sores, Chapped j?
s, Skin Erruption; infallible, for jlnn
Cure guaranteed. Only 25c at ,
V?ke. Druggist, as
, __ ^ men
v * and
- qua!
n?y wuo regard the whole teg...
Hsion with suspicion 1 can only the
or: 'Von are probably right in
g that if a lawyer had played .
ylture lie would not tell of it, yet JLl
nth these evil hirds of prey are ~'
lie majority in the law. If they T
more than a small minority our poli
ssion could not sustain tlx* almost but
illess conildcnce it enjoys from the casi
e business world. Denieiiiber, a onl;
er is Judged day by da.\^ and by Sta
...uk Ik. u instilled or condemned, real
significant number of ns were knc
[>rs to our clients or if by our I ai
crisy we undermined the body of par
^ssiorinl etliics, the keen and up- anj
ived men of this generation would me
to placing in lawyers' bands every 4
their most momentous interests
trusting implicitly in the honesty lieir
advice. Suppose we do have
little professional attitudes and
s and pomposities; those tiro but
rfieial mannerisms whleli may
e us awkward and tedious when
too, would write a popular urticlo,
which have nothing under heaven i
lo with our faithfulness to our ell- A
i. On that faithfulness wo meet L3
judgment day six times a week."? \
>rybody's Magazine. *
tTcKTBRICK!' BR1CKI!! (
For nale in any jj
quantity. j
ie Rodger Brick Works.
ORSALECHEAP
)ne 13 II P. Poiier and Engine (d**hed)
one Prick Maching, 20,000
ly capacity.
he Rodger BrickWorks.
-tf
i R. I. ^
? :* ?.DEr
3rown and Bridge
Work a Specialty.
A D*?|icrn(p Man.
It was in a restaurant, and the your
rife looked anxiously at her husbaii
s he devoured a double portion of lol
ter salad.
"I wish you wouldn't eat that, dear,
he urged. "You know it never agree
,'itli you, especially at night."
"It doesn't, but I don't care," he sai
s he tackled a huge mouthful. "If
ij* turn to take care of the baby tc
ight, anyhow."?New York Press.
A Fair WarnInur.
Mrs. P.rowne?I>on't you think tin
ew neighbor is cute? She has sue!
coaxins? llttin
? i....? .-iiHMu ner.
Mrs. (iiwue?Well, she'll get hersell
ilo trouble if slie tries her eoaxinp
tile way on either of inv hired girls.?
lovclnnd Plain Dealer.
liorc Fr fo vi?! * It i p ('en mom,
"That girl with .loluison there?a
ien.i of his, I presume?''
"Nope; used to he, though."
'So? Had a falling out?"
'Not exactly. He married her."?Ralnore
American.
Much lietter results can he obtained
paying a woman a compliment than
trying to argue with her.?Huston
abe.
Fearful Odds Against Ilint.
tedridden, alone and destitute
:lt, in hri- f was tlul condition of an
toldicr hy name of J. .T. Havens,
rsailles, rt. For years lie wadded
with Kidney disease and
tlicr doctors nor medicines gave him
ef. At length lie tried Klectrio It.t
!. It put h.itn on his feit in shoit
er and now he testifies: "I'm on the
.1 to complete recovery." Rest on
lli for Liver and Kidney trouble and
forms of Stomach and Hov el comnts.
Only art,-, Otunudced bv
'. Duke, l)iuggiat. i
needier'* Apptten(ion.
ne Saturday aftcrn.on two It rookmen
were on their way over Fulton
y to the City of Churches. Mr.
cher happencd to he on hoard. As
ferryboat felt its way into the slip
Iteeeher seemed to he looking on
raetedly. As the hoat struck the
ig at the side, which ereakingly
led. Mr. Iteeclior's face lighted up.
of the men, who knew Mr. Itecch'?oi
hod or catMUAniviiwr fomn pbml I
he otU^d tomorrow's sermon. Let
:<-> nm\ see." The men were in Plym1
church the following morning as
jested. Sure enough, in tin? course
he sermon Mr. Iteeeher made some
I ri>fnr?i?'n ?= "'I'l.......
y community men who perforin
society the service that yonder pildocs
in the ferry slip?when they
struck they gracefully yield, yet
not quite swept from their posit ion.
r stand for principle, but they tact7
yield in nonessentials. Those
er souls are valuable, members of
;ty."
ie evolution of the Poland-China
from its Arkansas rooter ancestry
been worth untold millions to the
ltry, and a queer tiling is that,
vithstauding the success attained
i the hog, little or nothing until
lin a year or two has ever been
* to improve the corn upon which
s fed. It is probably entirely witheason
to say that fully as much
rovement can be made in the corn
tas been made in the hog. A few
i are getting on to the truth of this,
more will very soon. The average
lily of the corn raised Is of the
PoiawfCntfifi* S,>looU(:n ?IMl
fe and Accident Insurance.
ho Aetna Life Insurance writes
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A WESLEY INCIDENT.
FIc I M??tho?llxt laiy I'rpnclier F?t>
litncil In i? \enr t?j- Tivrnlf,
The societies met on Sundays, but
never at the hour of church service,
and. ivlcii neither Wesley nor any
other clergyman was present, spent
the hour in prayer and religions eonvcisation
or exhortation. From exhortation
before the society to formal
preaching before it was only a step,
but to Wesley it seemed a very long
step.
While in Bristol lie learned, one day *
In 171M), that one of his converts,
Thomas .Maxtield. had been preaching
before the Foundery society. He hurried
up to London to stop it. Hut his
mother, who since the death of her
husband bad been living in a room of
the Foundery building, met him with
a protest, "John, take care what you
do with reference to that young man,
for ho is as surely en lied to preach as
you are.*' Admonished by litis counsel
from one whose caution on all
churehly matters lie knew to he quite
equal to his own. Wesley reluctantly
consented to hear Maxtichl proaeh.
' After listening, lie exclaimed: "It Is
the Lord's doing. Let him do as serinotli
to liini good." Convinced In spite
of deep rooted disinclination, lie sanctioned
the lira! \l..i l..??: .? '
-1 m.v proarnor.
\\ Minn n year th<>r<> wore twenty. C.
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OPTICIAN.
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