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Mll Kli\i JULl IO,
The Philippian
Jailer
Saaa.r ScUal Laaaaa far Jaly II. ]909
SpaoaUy Arrangad tor Thia. Pap?r
PI
Suggpstion and Pract.c*: Thought.
I
Paui
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II
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hav?
ing !
stirre
dragi
oaagiah
? as *
fuslon ar.
I
: laagles, .
tbeir
'
-
-
regai
???ii ataagla
and their
Sllaa prayed and itang ; ..
Thls waa I
lug ol
? aa the
Balra
an.l ?
Kltha
quak>- atural
power wl.. -arth
BaaTatta
in .
llven-.
the Fait:.
"The keaaaar >u.d have
. himself barBBBB
for tha aafety of
the iirlsoners. ld by
autclde the dta| an eiecutlon.
? Paul cr!e | B - f -? a.:
here." Thua aaving the Ja l life.
?or there waa no longer a reaaon for
hls commlttlng sulcide.
2? "Called for a llght." The Gree-k
ls plural. llgbta. teaahaa ?r lampa.
"Fall do? Paul and Bila
SO. "Rrought them out.'' of the In
ner prlaon. Into the open court. or Into
hta own hou?e Wbat waa the jaller'a
motlre In aaklng. 'What muat I do to
be aavad**' The motive waa a con
aclouaneas of sin. of danger. of need,
and of ti.e goodness pr.xluced ln Paul
and Stlas hy their rellp:
31. "Bellev** on the Letl Jeeua
Chriat. and tbou nhalt be saved"
Faved from sin from its puntshment.
.and to holinew and hea\en "Aud thy
houae." Hy kfadlag hls family to the
same faitb
IV The iBxaatoeartea txedaaaad aud
Sent on Their Way Vs 3T. 40 The
next morning the muglstrate, learnlng
what bad taken place, sent offlcera to
Quletly releaae Paul and Sllas, as the
easiest way to save trouble Hut Paul
knew a battar way. an.l atoou upon hia
rights. quite as BaBBB for the good of
the young church aa for himself
"They have beaten us openly. uucuu
denined." wlthout trlal. and iegal de
clsion that they aara gatlty accordlug
to Roruan law itoman*." an.i
exempt from strlpes and torture ' l^t
them aaaa h ua
out "
38. "Th. -ard."
ettc. The crime v>.. I as trea
son. and thoae who comrnitted it wera
Ilable to degradation fron. ofeBO, BBB
fiscation of property. rhapa
death. As the result, the maglatrataa
apologized. and requeated them to
leave the city. which they dld with
dlgnity. an.l for the peace and good
of the infant Philippian church
Had they remained. there mlfcht arla?
uselcss opposllion, while b> leavlng
Laike wlth the church las we
from the change of pronouns '??
"they"). tbere was a peaceful but
large growth of the Christlan cutu
munity From a comparUon wlth
what follow* lt appear* that Tlraothy
went wlth Paul a;
aaa ;u thla Iwaaon
can mean ry on* of
ua." r \iiat wlll your an
now.
?
aori
XHBDAfSY
GROW YOUR OWN DAlRY FEED
Home Grown Alfalfa and Cow Pea
Hay Are Found to Be Valuable
by Tenneaaee Datrymerv.
are run
what
?
.
i
Iftho alta
Blfal
?
< falfa
manul
milk v, BB
of a
bran. aad in .ifalfa
can 1.
?
PROFIT IN MAKING BUTTER
lf High Grade Can Be Made at Home
with a Good Market It
Paya Well.
ddaf hut
.
ket for it. : . paya you
only for an eiact i>ound of butter fat,
with tare or fh milk
PBtaa n in for nothiug. ('hurning the
cream at bom<- you h
churning which the creainery chargea
for; you gain about 1
aelght of the butter. and yot:
the buttermilk. These eombiiied gaina
amount to about | r one
pound in every four In on,
you make about U ceata oa
dollar a worth of butter, if you make
BS good butter as the creainery prod
aat
By the use of the tiaml separator it
la poasible to uiake ti?e highest grade
of butter at home. | rhe cream
is properly handled and thurned By
the use of tbe separator you are not
only able to make a h..
butter and s.-ll )t for a higher price,
but you will be able to BxtJBCt
cream fro'. ,k and awSaOB make
more butter AlBQ, the warm ai
skim mllk will have a higher food
value either for human aaa or fat am
mal feedfng lt you keep more than
three or four i ill means buy
s separator lt will ,v for
itself
Hinta for the Da-ry
Here are a te? Bt4Bta ae to how a
dairymau can improve his mllk Uae
plenty of sawdust. Clip the Manks
Avold feeding dlrectly before milking.
Use amall top patls Milk with clean.
dry hands Cool the mllk quickly and
keep lt cold. There are only three
requirement* for good mllk. sltnply
?awBatay cowa. cleanilness and cold.
??ahaertbe lo Tha PlaAJfaTT.
> I C < O U s . S I ,\i . J ,",??< J.L
Contr , aa - 'rrjnrej That Vv.'i BBaB
to Dairyt-nn ,\.any Potrda of
v..iCh Ma*
.
I
;th? or ?
- loag a:
the rorx
A Miik Saver.
n the
?
I w ill
?
WATER STOCK IN TWO FIELOS
One Can Be Constructed Without Mak?
ing Trouble or Interferinq on
Either Side.
?
*
Concrete Water Trough.
may
'
GOLDEN RULE IN BREEDING
By Careful Study Breeder Will Have
No TrcLibie In Producmg Like
from L
oldea
at the
?
-
?
once
of a line
: wlth aalil
the broad
beit arbJeh la
or the pecullar butld
?
stock.
--ually
estab: arable
inhre. : . - the
st \aav af initiiiR individiiala
poaae ..ll.-ir ajood ipialitles.
Thag and out
breedlng, tl a*cs fixed have
atalaed By 'ak.ng into ac
eoaat the lafluence of
er wBl have im grOBl troshlfl in pro
? Ith reajalaritp
How Much Feed for Mllking Cow*.
?able
that aniie thaa live or siv pounds of
cottonseed uo-al per d.iy should be
fed. if thla, in coaaectloe with tbe
rough.. se not fur
aiaai taa aropar aattieerte m amounta
and pronortloaa, other grain should be
addetl Tbe . qjj but a small
quantity of tnilk pat day. say about
a <allon..can be proparly fed on cot?
tonseed as tha only ajraia H tt is fed
with some good roughage aa praiiie
hay. Wlth roughage like alfalfa lt
could be used as the sole graln ratioa
for a cow givmg tv%.. t.r t:,ee gallons
per day
Coioring Butter.
There ia no moral wrong in color
ing wiuter butter judiclously. Almost
snyone would prefer to eat butetr
that plea- ye as well aa tbe
palate A strain of Jersey or 0
aey blood in your cow* will help you
3ut on tbe coioring.
A Man a Upimon.
"What do you think of the preaent
day atylesT'
"I thlnk theyre all right. They ea
able a poor girl to look Juat aa ridicu
Ioub aa a ricb girl.''
Limitatlons.
"A conaclence ia a peraistent thlng.M
"Yos, I can fool some of myse'f all
ef the time. and all of myself some
Bf th* tlme. but that enda lt '
John Vaughan,
11.V317 at. 18th St.. Riciunond. Va.
Pam*t C*la?s I uach Room. Moala at
All iloars. Furnisbed Rooaaa,
Day or by the Week. Low
aat tojates.
<.?**! Car Service to all PoloU of City.
A. Hayes
OFFICB ANI) WARR-ROOMS,
727 North Secood Sttttn
aESTDErTCK. 725 N. 2H^ |
Flrat-claas hua* ^td Casketa c*
all deacr'.ptlona. I have a epar*
room for bodtes when the family
have aot a aultable place. All coun
try ordera are given apeclal atten
tlon. Your apeclal atten tlon la call
ed to the new styla Oak Casketa
Call and aee me and you ahall b*
wa'taxi on lndlvldually
?Pbr.ne. I
JOHN M.
H .ggiris,
Pviler tn
CHOICE GROCERIES,
WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS.
PURE OOOD6. PTJIaL VaLUE FOR
THE MONEY.
16 XO East Franklin Street.
[Near Old Market.]
Richmond. Virginia.
W ANTED-A RIDER AGENT
a *am;.lr Latwt Mndel -RavorwV" k.,v, ."7,7".
Lateat Mudel
W aaoacv ust (a r-at /aw fmilp+r
? B4MB1 UF.tjl t
.nywhrrr .n i
a. ? 1IN I. %?? ?* t ?;r ? i i.i m
VII yoa ar
eep ti.e btrycle ship it back to ua at *h
FACTORY PRICES * ' r.',;;;,
aotre behind your ' |hi Stl
YOU WILL BE AST0*,SHED
-auiavt anj ttn aa/ effr
aaaaaja i ?
COASTER-BRAKES,
* 1 o
?rtanl roller c
IM EACH TOWII
i rit t ta
id* aad rah.bita
i oerrahara ara
. ? t
Wrsrap
anaswaa aoraivr f*-tp*r /retg?
i mrv?- aBaa BaW saa ra >r ririr the buy I ? in.l
oiasied or do not wuh to
eir^n.e an i Ma ?, ..V ?..-.' -v ,-w.-?? ****.
? flaaa wmrm : -r aaBiaaa* aai i ? aajM
orv coat. You aaw s. ?
? ****>
?" ? J - livrni ??rawaa>
aulocnaa acd Icarn our unhcard ol ./..
aaa yoo mriv? o.tr beautiful catalotv* *a?4
<???"' *?ipcTb modela at the tswau. -
* htarhrat t 'a.lr bicyctea lor Isas aaaaa r
? >ht above factory coat.
?ar bacycle* ?ad*r yoar ea* aaaaa ptate at
rrf Kanrlle secood hand bicycles. but
rr*. Theae we clear out
Deacnptive barxa.n h.-tta nva.led Ire*.
?saalni
8
k**f taa- uao/ rataa/ pr*.tt
,-??-*. iawaBBJa*BwaB aaaa aaa ?**?*? iB*aB IITT.
n* an I prOala, paru. rcpairs aad
|0 HEDGETHGRN PUNCTURE-PR00F *
SELF-HEALING TIRES A SAMPt? """
ttllyomaiampUp*
10 MORETtOIBLE FROM PUHCTURES
N.11LM. Taeaa or Oaa** wlll not BBl tl..
?alr oat, Hixty th' iaand )Mira a.l.i laat yrar.
Over two Bundr** thouaand pair* now in uae.
?7 Ma.tr tn all -urv H i?livrly
rdura*
atid easy ndittg. sSrfdurable and 1 med i tian
a apecial .i.iulity of rtiV*-r. wln. !? nr.rr t
porou* *nj whlch cloae? uj. sta
ing t: <-airtoesoape W c ?
Dedcustotnerastaling that their litrsha
up oa.c or t wure in a wholr aea -
tread Thrrrrulat t
waspurpoaeawe*
the- i i<l'-r of only 8480 per pair AII < >t 1
? pptovat You do not t>* I -
Wf wlllallow * catah lilarvunt of s
t vslt Wil II OlllIKH
. .ia as order ? -. me tire* ma
aot aaliafactory on es.u:-. n.t
bank.. If you order a pair oi
?rat better, laat longrr an.l lo.
:i mss well pleaaei
We want you to aend u-- ..
IF YOU NEED TIRES
lh<- >.r>evi?l introdu.
dcM-obc* and qaotea all ?
DO HOT WAJToXZT."
offer:. we are m
It only coats a po*t.*l lo I | huig.
Wotie* taa thfck rnbbar
"A" and pranetura atrtp* "II"
and " 1>." alao rtaat atrtp "U.**
to prrr.nt rtm outUn*;. Ttala
tlr?? wlll out Laat aany ottaar
malr stlrT. tl^LSTlC
8vAJ?Y RIDI.MU.
i '?ceivrd We ship C O D oa
them stri^tly as represented.
price B4.AA prr pair) if yo*
ia adrrm?-ninil Yon ron no rlsk la
for any reason they *re
v aaa4 to a* i* as aafe a* ia a
id that the\ will rvle eaaier, run faater,
?tt any price We
arant a 1 .ritl jiTe us your cardcr.
"Iaian> : yo* aend for ? pair of
?i a(>prt>val aad trial at
?>?*? hig y Catalogue wbacfa
m i ? 1 l n k ,. h itrnriNO a btcycl*-,
kaow tbe new and wouUcr*ol
Write it NOW.
J. L. MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL
TOUCH BUTTONS.
What la reakeet potat?
hour,
inJ foui wiU BBBha bis
lf jou arere an employer, would you
be glad t.. employ your pr.
Baaa pum tuallty may sometimea be
iHir.haaed at the dear price of 8
Baatered kaeatalitx
Ask your^eif what aort of bustness
???uld lt be if every man ln lt were
just like yourseli"
r a book: The ethlcal
tion and th- ...mmerclal value
f i? a mixture of sympatby, com?
mon senae, and forethougbt. wlth a
llttle daah of makebeli
?'?ing dulla the keen edge of life
qulcker than the Bprrlt of "what'a tbe
uee?" To appreciate the use of little
things 8barpens ev-wy thought.
8et a mark for yourself Its an old
story. but try lt. It has been aald
over and over because men have found
that it work* ?Colller's Weekly.
ONE-SENTENCE PHILOSOPHY.
Diligence la the mother of good for
tune.?Cervantes.
Where an oplnion ls general lt ls
usually correot.?Jane Auaten.
Induatry ls a loadstone to draw all
good things ?Robert Burton.
Truthfulneaa ls at tbe foundatlon of
all personal excellence? Smilos.
The counsel you would have an?
other keep keep flrst thyaelf.?Prov
erb.
Only let ua give heed that we are
rlpeoing ln all goodneaa aa the awlft
daya paaa? Queen Loutaa of Pruaala
If a man would haeten toward iha
from thi
bag
There is aa aaaa ?o Meadleaa bat
what he oaa BBd a I
enough |8 tell him
truths - Balwer Lj
I baaa bad aaaaj thaaga la my
an.l iost thaaa all, bat whai
.baaa ahta t<> p
baiids i stui paaaaaa Ifartla i
PAVEMENT PHILOSOPHY.
High ataaajaara ar.- ia daagaf af ios
Ing lota of time
Whea raal Bbwbbbj ota i lt also
gets into tha
Don't be as s!ow aa molassea, nor
quite as quick as pawd
Two things you shoul.: n.-wr bor
money or trouble, napaflallj
trouble.
ttaaaaaa Ihare'a no fooi iike an old
fool doesut aaaaaa tha young fooi
any.
What if life is a glnd. Isn't grlnd
lng for the purpose of sharpenlng
things?
a llttle graaa grow under your
feet laat lt too 8<>on grow over your
grave.
Straws show whlch way the current
runs. Ttfey also show wbich way the
wind blows.
8AD LUCK.
lt is unlucky to be kicked on the
head by a chestnut horae on a Pri
day.
It ls anlucky when travellng by rall
to be alone ln the earriage with a
homicidal manlac.
!f. at dinner. you upset the rUret
three tlxnee it ia a sign that you wlll
not be aaked agaln.
Whea picklng up a lucky boraeahoe
take care not to be run o.er lt ia '
1knic,bt6 of jfrvtbiae,
N. A., S* A.f E. A., A. aAND A.
This organization is one of the most powerful in the country and ita
progress has been phenominal. The Grand Lodge of Virginia has inris
diction over ali of the cities aud counties in this state. Thirty maies
are rcquired to organize a new lodge. The benefits paid coustitute one
of its strongest features, but the principles are greater than anything
dse. Founded on Fnendship, based on Charity and established on Be
nevolence, the respectable, upright people of the state will find it an order
worthy of their heartiest support.
It pays an endowment aad burial benefit of of $200.00 for all ages It
pays $4.00 per week siek dues. The badge costing 75 cents each is tha
only absolutely uecessary regalla. For information concerning the organzaition of loda?es
apply at the main offiee. 8
The Courts of Calanthe
Is the Female Department of the Order. It requires a membership of
thirty persons to organize a court. Its memoers are pledged to exhibit
Fidelity, exercise Harmony and prove Love one for the other. It pays
an endowment and burial benefit of $150.00. It pays $3 00 per week siek
dues. The only expense for regalia is the cost of the badge, c.o cents and
arosette, costing 25 cents forfuneral occasions.
THE BANDS OF CALANTHE or Children's Department also con
stitutes a feature and persons cannot do better than to enter the little ones into this mvsrir
circle. The expense is nominal and the benefits all that could be expee'ed It r>xv* fw
Sijxd to $1.50 siek dues an.l death benefits of from $30.^ to $40.00. Ti you'have noPv4Tan
Lodge or Court or Barjd in your neighborkood, orgrnii. >ne. } *aua
For all information concerning the Children's Department address,
Mrs. Anna Tavlor, VV. M.,
r? 1, ; r ^ , , , r 2? W* Hill St, Richmond, Va
tor all intormation concerning special rates of JOHN MTTCHEL1 TR
membership in the lodges androurts. address ,XI M. 4th St.. Richmond, Va.
THE ECONOMY.
303?5 North Third St
TAILORING
CLHANINO. DYEING A
RBPAIK
CHITMAN M. WHITE,
PROPRIETOR.
BOARDINO & LODGING
?"K? Reasonable. All tha Corafarts
e> e> of rlonae a. e>
Order* reoeired hy Utter or aalegraph
?aM BOOKKK LEFTWK
raorairTaaaa
Hle.\.5fadHt.. Rleaaw.d. Va
BLACKWELL & BRO.
ONK OF THK l.KiIMM, PAINTktRM
l*ractlcal Hoaae and Hlara Palatar*.
<? raln ing aad Oeaeral Ooatrae*
tors.
.ALL WORK Gl'ARANTEKH
Carda. Letter* or Ordera.
Olra oa a trtal. yo* wlll narrar Fw*t*4 lt
Addraaa. OOft St. Peter Ntrwt.
RI4 HMOND. VA.
'Phone 54V4H.
-Ne!>on.? Rair Dressiug c.
Sotight at Jennmga and Brown Drug
Store, Pittaburg, Pa.
better to go ?
It la unluek
at a iaaaar tahle whlc-b ia laid
for 12 only The> BTOpar tourse is to
for ao invita.
If, on your BaMtBa day. the olergy
man forget* to aa] r his laa
you may consi.i.-r yourself very lucky
m.l^^ed?Paaeh
CLEOPATRAC CODE.
Try Lo coiubme both love and re
spect.
According to what the man 1*. ao
fluuat you bumor bim.
Do not n trylng to escape frein the
trite become paradoxlcal.
Do not read booka aione, but alao
men?and cblefly youraelf.
Nerer ahow your own card* Let
the otber player lead. then follow
ault.
Some men are in lore aith them
selves. and in that at least they have
m> rivala.
Sent In.
"Whlle you're treatlng life aa lf it
wr? a game of carda," wrltes a ror
reepondent. on blue Iriah llnen note
paper. "remember that Oahriel hotda
the last trump."
We seem to rerrember having heard
something about this before. but ae'll
run It anyhow.
Of Coura*.
"Do yoa suppose aerodromea wlll
?T*r flT clear acroaa the contlnent?"
"No. their planea are ao ?/lde that
they could not poaaibly get through
th* tunnela."
"Of coura*. i nerer thought of
thad."
Ifll Kill Him.
"GJre a man enough rope, and hall
hang hlmaeir." quoted Jiggaby.
"1 bee; your pardoo." aigbed Biggahy.
**lf you gir* a man enough of tha rope
yaa'r* handlng me aa cigara. h*
aoa*. eren bare to hang himself."
STRAUS' SPECIAL
Old Yacht Clab,
PURE WHISKEY
WUl SatlBfy th* W?ver of th. rteha
bln of Btlm.lant. Special prleea.
We have all gradVa of good llquora,
*T|rarB aod Tobavreti. C*n mtu% mmm
UM. ^^ ^^
ISAAC STRAUS & CO..
422 E. Broad St.,
Richmond, Virginia
FISH, OYSTERS AND
PRODUCE.
111 V I7(.', -t UICUMOND, \\
ALL ? WILL UKOKIVK
I'ROMI'T ATTENTION.
L?o?g Dtatatnre 'Phone, 752.
SCHOOL SHOES.
Copitol Shoe & Supply
Company,
No. 210 East Broad Street.
A complete stock of Boys,
Misses,' Mens. Ladles.' &
Children's Shoes.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
Tkaoc Mark a
Daaaaaaj
Coe*rBtioHT8 Ac.
W*lr aacartaln oor opini, n frac whathaTao
;na*?U4..n laprobablrpai*..l^la. Ooa^oaaaaa?
ic'n?r"raa0t?C^la0<,?nt,*1-, "^HH* on T'SES,
i^alanta t*Afn tF.rou.tQ Wunn a^oTrwJjJVa
Scienfific JUnerican.
a haav4aoma.tr Ulnatratod wa?k'r. T ir**** ii
cnlaOon of any ?< >?r,un~ J..urn*l Term&Sm.
Ca,.?!2?ra?0aath????* s*i'x b'*? ??a^*da**ai?I;
*S?y* * Co.?*"??^ New York
Laat tha PLULNaTT do your Job-wortt
S. W. ROBINSOU
NO. 23 NORTH 18TH S
aaauaa in
FINE WINES, UQUORS
CIG.ARS.Aca
aaaTAll 5tock SoMae Uuarantaed.-^ao
PROMPT ATTENTION.
Toar ea-feoeaaje la iiBBaUlaUy aoUdtaal