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9 SOUTHERN STANDARD-MCMINN VILLE. TENNESSEE.-,, A t uklh. . . OCT. 3, i89i. Auk my ngpnta for W. U Douglm .1L1 L :or your plnoo 11 (Irnlor to mini for niiiilomie, sec niivuvy, and uvt Hi cm for yon. It your uro the MP TAKE KO HUUSTITUTE. .jU WHY IS THE w L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE CEnHAhen THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY P tn hilV? t w'thno tackiior wax thread to hurt tlie feet; made o( the bent fine calf, atyliHb and easy, and bemuM tre make mora ehoei of thit t.iiiiiiii naiiu-ncweil, the fluent calf 1. .'',"e evt,r oTi'fPJ for $5.ui equal French Imported a hnea wh rh vmt fmmtM 00 llniil.s,.,v, ,l v..lT ki.7. 1 ..1. P stylish. romfortnl.L .n,! .(...i.i:' n.u-W'i shoe ever olturod at this price ( aine grade a cu" Vi."imilf.T:l!C08tlnB ,rom .IWtosrou7 S3. rnri?.f?,,0f' F?,rm,-. Kallroad Men tnd letter Carriers a 1 wearthem: line calf eeftmleHS, smooth Inside, heavy three 1 Boles, axten 'JSIfh o llr will wear I year. "tCU S2 .1 -m.ir no better shoe ever offered at KhT.n.f1 0,'trlttl Wll convince those whowant a shoe for comfort and service. S2.aLnv;LijJ-M0 Woi-klnBinnn'i. shoes STva .1,V3rr I1',0!' nnd "urahle. Those who hnvo Riven them a trial will wear no othermake. BOV' Vi.7i school shoe aro mTtiw.r, mn.i,woru.'?y l!le 'everywhere! they sell rn their merits, ns the IncreasluK sales show. LafllPK . llnnd-newed elioe, best imnlt 1 vf l""'Kla, vir.vstyll8h;enuaUl.'rcaco Iniporti'd shoes costlnir from Jl.iifl to M.mt. linilK'u' 4.50, -.iH) nnd 1.9.1 Hn fro- t luieloii.-hee that W. L. Douk as' name and price are stomped on the bottom of each shoo W. L. JXUUIS. Urockton, Mass. POU SALE BY J. C F. uO"-C McMIJSN VILLE. j 11 J v preparation, with- w i rocicj, s, ijiver-Jlolcs, Pimples, Blnck-Icsd.s, Sunburn and Tan. A f.-w applications will ren der the most stubbornly red Bkin eoft smooth and white. Viola Cream is not a paint or powder to cover defects, but a remedy to cure. It is superior to all other preparations, and is guaranteed to give satisfaction. A t druggists cr mail ed for 60 cents. Frepared by folfido. Ohio. . C. BITTXEH fc CO. Piivate & Sexual Diseases WE TRE AT and CURE iUESLY, PWASASTl? AIlll fSlYATSlT, EVIL HABITS, SPERMATORRHEA, LOST MANHOOD, NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, G0N0RRHOZA, GLEET, STRICTURE, VARICOCELE, SYPHILIS. Send ior THE BOOK OF LIFE. DR. PARKER & CO. 340 North Cherry St Nishville, Tenn. 1 Ask for catalogue. TERRY M'F'G CO., Nashville, Tenw. .'i 1 :'-Hy 1 t -1-h.V i..u.ly; 1 t ut ft ft M. ...i.h nix mil. ;ii t ..It 1 . ' 11. " 1.1 In ' , . i ii U : 1. 1.1 ... V f 1. . ,11. I HT i )..!..,., .!. in ih. 'i '. .1, h'i.,1 it. 41 1 r tli -v live! i. h! tilU'lti-ut ..1' MI'm ' HI'HI . l t tli- il Vilh ll,' 11 I ll'l Kc niHiif v f' in. utiitM olio "tf'ul 11 a 1 it-l vim (nrnetl. 1 tl.-irv hnl t'ln miikrr Ironi r !. -nU : 1 t have ftln-iuly tni!:;f in. I rt-vllfil villi t:n( I .;nn 1 BUn I ior, w li m miiiIui ovvt 1 UVUl t .' tM. Ii. Ii n ana SOI. IO. l-till .KUlifiilnro I1 II Kl!. A.:-1..- 'lit; f r.Miin.mi Tfur l liclnjc mmle by John R. (uodwiu.'l 'rujr,N.Y.,flt wurk fbr wt. Itr-ider, you muy nt ituikt n much, but ive rtn teai-li ymi qitkkly Imw to rum from 5 to $10 11 day at tli ainrt, a nil moio at you go n, lluth wifi, nil (:. In any part of Amrrlca, you ran commence at hom, a;iv niir all vour tlino.tir auaro mom tuts onlvto tlio work. All U nnw. (.irent pay Kl Ilk for wvfry workt r. N atnrt vou.'funiiohinf vrrrMiin'r. V.A&U.Y, H'EK1U.Y IcameU. 1'AUI H l LAIiS FilKK. A'tilreis at oncts. bll.NbON k 10., I'JKIUM), MAIMC l Aw' (.iveM", and Trade-Marks obtained ;it I.: and all Pat- ucted lor mooeratc Fees. OJ? Ornct is Opposite U. 8. Patent Orricc ana ( (M.11 M'dire patont in leas time than (host rc:not from Washington. teid inodil, drawing or photo., with descrip tion. We udvine, if patentable or not free of charge. Our fee not duo till patent is secured. A Pamphlet, " How to Obtain Patents," with names of a' tuul client in your State, county, or town, sent free. Addresa, C.A.SNOW&CO. Opp. Patent Orrice. Washington, D. C 1 The IjOKD (s my shepherd; I Bhall not want. 2 Ho maketh ine to lie down in green pastures: he lendeth me be side the 6till waters. 3 He restoreth my soul : he lend eth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's suke. 4 Yea, though I walk through tho valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil : for thou art with me ; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. 5 Thou preparest a table before me in the pesence of mine enemies : thou anointest my head with oil ; my cup runneth over. G Surely goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life : and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. mmWm t1i.t.l-CA AND 119 STORE FIXTURES I CJ''k for dialogue. TERRY M'F'G CO.,nashville,tenn. K Mil 01 J L. 'A!f AKESIS " (tiTS Instnnt relief ami is an infalliblo Cure for Piles. Prui? Jl. i!y T j Drtiirtcist.sorninil. rnmple! W RlJ free. A(I1it:s"AN AKtSlS,'1 ra i-7H itux iilli, Wew 1'ovk Uty. nndWhlskey Habits cured at home with, out paiu. Hook of par- Allan la, 4 a. OlUce iuij WhittLuil fSU fiih's'l-.i.iUi'M "ii. l-i!ioiwu . :yu-p.-i.x Mala ria. Ntrvi:i:;c--. nu.l Hciieral lvbtl'ty. rhysl- ; i in-, nniuiiiic;: I it. All n-il. rs m-.; U (.eiiiune liaMt'.m'iu murk and iT.ied rid liu.auu wrapper. Cure in tiftee i 1 1 i i.uttv ll!l-Ake." Preston's The Decay of Evangelism. Nashville Christian Advocate. Time was when every Methodist preacher, whatever else he might not be, was an evangelist. Very frequently he was innocent of Greek and Hebrew, did not know the dif ference betweeu "'subjective" nnd "objective," and could not even make a definite and satisfactory statement of the "five points" of Galvanism. But in spite of these deftvls he had learned the holy art of catching the attention and stirring the consciences of his fellow-men. As Bishop Ilaygood recently said, in the Wesley a 11 Advocate, he could "carry through an old fashioned, rock-break- ng revival from beginning to end." 0 have confessed his incompetency t this point would have been to dis credit himself iu the eyes of his brethren. We are pained to believe that this gift of evangelism is dying out.' Very often we meet with Methodist preachers who are free to say that they are not revivalists. The causes for this state of things are many. In the first place, there has been a gen eral advance in public intelligence, ana a corresponding aemana ior an increase and improvement in the teaching function of the pulpit. The preacher no longer has it for his chief business to arouae and fertilize the emotional natures of his hearers; he must also instruct and inform their udgments. Preaching to them .two or three times every week, it is im possible that he should appeal direct y and powerfully to their sensibili tits ns he might if he came before tlicm only once in a mouth or a (pi.u ter. But after all concessions of this sort have been made, it is still true that a whole gospel, faithfully proclaimed by a sincere and devout man, will not tail toiio its proper work of convicting and saving men If any preacher finds his ministry to to be barren of fruit, it is time for him to inquire whether he has not been slack at some point in the delivery of his message. We also think that the growing custom or securing the services 01 a professional evangelist has had a most deleterious effect. The people in many places seem to have reached the conclusion that their pastors are not able to hold forth the word of life so as to make it the power of God unto salvation, and they, there fore, insist on sending off for an ex pert, even though both in the range of his knowledge and in the tone of lis life he be of inferior quality There are evangelists and evangelists Some are worthy ol all praise de1- vout, modest, unselfish. Let them be honored lor their own saue and for their work's sake. Others are not fit to stand in the pulpit ignorant rude, avaricious, lhat such men should presume to set up as censors of morals and teachers of religion, is nothing less than a scandal. That any man who supposes vulgarity to be wit, and mistakes brutal coarse ness for fearless honesty, should take it upon himself to play the part of an evangelist, is not to be tolerated. More than this, the pastors every where must resume their proper places as the authorized leaders of the Lord's host. Instead of mental ing and bewailing their incapacity for the kind of work that we have been considering, let them turn afresh to solid and instructive read .ing, to the protracted and systematic study of God's word, to earnest, special prayer, to diligent pastoral visiting, to the full discharge, of every duty, and the full and intelligent use of every opportunity that comes to hand. So doing they will find that their labor is not in vain in the Lord. What they need is more consecration, more zeal, more fidelity in holy living, more appreciation oflhe j.'iiu i privilege of working in the kingdom of Christ. When the pastor is fully awako the revival is already at hand. As to what a genuine revival is, we shall have more to say hereafter. All we wish to say now ia that it is not a mere spurt of emotion. God Will Help in Business. Cod helps, provided a business maa docs by the Lord as lie would by his earthly friend, i. e., asks for as sistance, and then thank Him for it when received. I think much of the anxious care of business men might be done away with if they would only honor God y conducting their business upon principles in harmony with the prin ciples of the gospel, and looking to Him for His bleasing. If we;take the experience of men as recorded in the Bible, it seems to me we must be convinced that God takes no little nterest in the business affairs of His people. In Act vii: 9, we read the terse but significant statement, made by Steph en, and of Joseph: "But God was with him." And in verse ten we read: "And he (Pharaoh) made him governor over all Egypt and all his house." Of Daniel it is said; "So this Daniel prospered iu the reign of Darius, and in the reign of Cyrus, the Persian." It is not spoken of Daniel as the prophet, but of him in his business as the first of the three presidents who were to superintend the affairs of the kingdom. I am interested in the subject of God iu business, and especially the biblical treatment of it. There is much that can be produced as evi dence in the lives of men of our day, but I forbear giving any, for that to which I have referred is the Word of God, and cannot be gaiiisaid by those w ho believe the Bible. Look np! Pilgrim to Zlon ! be pressing on, and looking up. The true home is there, a home above theso blue skies, above sun and stars; a sweet, saintly, glorious home; whose rest shall be the sweeter for the pelting of the storm, thy rugged path, the sorrows and tears of earth ; and whose light shall be the brighter for that "val ley of the shadow of death," out of which thou shalt pass into the blaze of everlasting day. Believer ! I con gratulate thee on thy prospects. Lift up thy head; and let thy port be worthy of thy coming fortunes. near tnyseir as the heir or a heaven ly crown ; as one who, however humble thy present lot, is training for the highest society. Cultivate the temper, and acquire the manners and learn the language of heaven ; nor let the wealth or poverty, the joys or sorrows, the shame or honors of thy earthly state, ever make thee forget the "inheritance which is in corruptible and undented, and that fadethnot away, reserved in heaven for you." Guthrie. Racing and Gambling. "All the stolen money was lost on the races." Such was the concluding remark of an account in a daily pa per last week of the frauds practiced by four young men employed in one establishment. And in how many more cases is the same thing true? The races leads to gambling.and gam bling lead to stealing. The connec tion is close and wellnigh irresistible. Is it not time for men, not merely Christians, but all men of character and standing, to set their faces firmly against the race course ? Its influence is evil, only evil, and that continual ly. Every day, certainly every week brings to Iteht some new victim of the depraving desire to get something for nothing. How long is this thing to go on? How long are other wise reputable papers to lilt columns with accounts of what in reality is simply a species of gambling ? Chris tian Intelligencer. ':aa:3za:axaiiJxx!3:!m:BXKaKi?K wslY iDB YOU GOUG!!?: Do you know that a little cough ia a dangerous thine? Arn vnn nwnrndmHf nfimi fntn.,. .u. y lungs and far too often runs into Consumption and ? U W' ! i V.uua . . r-IS" 1 eopie Buuenng irora Asthma, m 1 if'V. U : bronchitis, Pneumonia and Consumption-wiU aUi 9 (nN; ) X teu you that v au" I f - ) " IT .QTAllTPn niTH A Prt! n ,t a w n a-u 11 1 1 II 14 uy 1 X'M you auord to neglect it? Can you trifle" with so eerious a matter ? Aro you aware that DR. ACKER'S ENGLISH REMEDY! v for Coughs, Colds and Consumption is beyond question the greatest of all F Modern Itemedies ? It will Btop a Cough in one night. It will check a Cold in M F a day. It will prevent Croup, relieve Asthma and cure Consumption if taken S in time, " You can't aUord to bo without it." A 25 cent bottle may Bave vou $100 in Doctor's bills may save your life I Ask your druggist for it. or write i to W. U. Hooker & Co., 40 West Broadway, New York, for book. '" '" 111 ''' '" '" 1 '" ''l 111 "il'"Jj,,-a"'B:!M;iiB:::'a"a-ift:::a;i;B;:a:;a:iaaiia::aiiiMir.ai;,i:ai!!a Do Not Fail to Visit thio Mammoth STORE;, of FRANK G1VENS, 228 N. COLLEGE St, Where you will see displayed the handsomest stock of Bedroom Suits, Parlor 8cts, Ward robes, Side Boards, Hat Racks, ChiflonierM, Rook Cases, Desks, Folding Beds, Sofa Lounges, Extension Tables, and every article kept in a first class Furniture House, at prices lower than can he found elsewhere, nnd every article warranted to be just as represented. Special inducements offered to merchants. MR. A. M. ST. JOHN has permanently connected himself with us, and will be Kind to see all his friends and will take great pleasure in waiting on them and showing them that he can make it to their inserest to see our goods and get our peices. All mail orders will receive the most prompt and careful attention. No. 228 N. College St., - Nashville, Tenn. SAFE URE PEEOY FOR mm OR BEAST lame BWK pr w ETc. . . po-.p 5MieSS3 rJe application cUREf Cnvr fPHAIW0tf-TAYkPiM5DS. oJ if WW AVJ VS --- - ....J.J. r ... i .j.j..t'IT...y r.., CUBES AMY HEADACHE ry While Yea Wait," BUT CURES NOTHING ELSE. The Purest and Best Articles known to medical science are used in preparing Hood's Sarsap- arilla. Every ingredient is carefully selected, personally examined, and onlv the best retained. The medi cine is prepared under the supervis ion of thoroughly competent pharma cists, and every step in process of manufacture is carefully watched with a view to securing in Hood's Sarsaparilla the best possible result Cures Headache "Iled-Ake." only Preston For headaches, biliousness, const I pation, dizziness, sleeplessness, the blues, scrofula, the blood and all skin eruptions Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic never fails. Warranted to satisfy or money refunded. For sale by J. D. I Tate it Co., McMinuville, Tenn. :.. r.omjPROOF OQUJiR on CUFF vo THE r7ir.Kj r-rot THAT CAN BE RI to LIED Oil 7 I n 'x. ' Mot to DOi.eojlos?2: a iMiHI ML'tKtjWCU t3 C . VM n-t M III HMMl I BEARS THIS fJlAP.iJL TRADE :J RI n V lil III I ii Krms :;o vAUPjccuvrsa. can be wiped clean m a rsowisht. TlisZ CI LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF LAR IN THE MARKET. SMOKE of Leaves, Barks, Saturated Paper, and Pastiles WILL ASTHMA. ASTHMA is La is caused by a specific poison in the blood (often hereditary). No long list of Mciii answers requirrd or months of treatment, noranv clap-trap or nonsense resorted to. We onlv ask any one suffering from Asthma to f RY A TEW DOSES of Asthmalcne. Ve make 13M If.aSV.SWftlfl erv on at jsoiue 1.0 esnome gutter- mflT mm ELIMINATES and DESTROYS tht L 1 1 H H U 1 iff B $ U M M Vi POISON. It Is a SPECIFIC and ing 3ror fRlA (f erriBfe Mafai! tJTSliND us your name on a postal card and wc will mail enough of Dr. Taft's Asthmalene to ktibw its power over the dis ease, stop the spasms and give a good night's rest, and prove to you (no matter how bad your case) that ASTHM&LENE CiN CUF.E ASTHMA and you need no longer neglect your business or sit in a chair all night gasping for breath for fear of suffocation. Send us vour full name and post-oftice address on a postal card. THE DB, TAFT BROS., MEDICINE CO., ROCHESTER, N. Y. 0 111 uiaiLSi FIRE AHD LIFE. IHIHM16I rflie Leading Companies ami terms in Loth lines represented, uven on application. Hates R.M. REAMS, Agent McM'uwville.