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THE FARMVILLE HERALD.
HONOR POB lin: PAW, il Kl.I' Hil: mi PRRHKN1 HOPI v<>K TllK PUTUBK.
KA UM VI U.K. VA., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, LS LfO.4*.
CITY DIRECTORY.
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Lee & Thompson,
Attorneys at Law,
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J- M. CRUTE,
Attorney at Law.
I ATKINS, WATKINS i BROU,
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Unnl Coiioty, Va.
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DRUGS.
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
WestmiiiskT School.
Richmond, Va.
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Miss CAMPBELL,
Principal.
STMK KKMALK NORMAL SCHOOL,
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era Etlacstional Kqulpatpat, are tn hf
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VIRGINA POLVTECNIC INSTITUTE.
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A Saul ate of TecbnoloRy.
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
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il. tUICfSt" OBSTfTBICS
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
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victories of PEACl
Rev. Dr. Talmn.Ro Proachos n
Momorlal Day Sermon.
lines- sa Mea Hnmii ike Orate, The?
Look 1'i.marl to the Time War
Bssall lin Abiilt.hrlt b>
thc Nh! Lui.
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LOS AM'.KI.KS. Cul, May SH Titi
Memorial tiny aeraBoa eeacea tte lune
. Ii rhuiigiitt'ui mun ami wantali
throngtioot Km world for thu sari)
realisation of thc promise of universal
i "s th" a|cailea thai
are now ?t work fur thal paiaeet Uta
t-xt is IsalaJ thai snail they
war tiny more."
1'tery itrettt catastrophe is sn inspl
rfitlon for svefCOSsaBsj or nt loa-tt foi
lessening 'limner No ?oonor flirt Un'
awful ronfliiurutton af tho Iroqnoil
' ki place In December, l^sj-l,
Wt*ele Oity Ol vUlOAgO IUDS*
in protet Bxcortattngi deAasKMttona
appeared in nil the dally newspaper*
Fdltnrs n? well aa people declared "No
Ure trap Uko that hud a right to eilst"
At oneo there win a scurrying atmut nt
tho city officials Hie fire regulations
Were overhauled. The munna for light
trig fire were increased The tire la
spec tara wert) elvarly nod <>rupbutlcallp
told that hereafter there was to be na
evading of Um dre in wa and of the
rmlldlng restrictions. The will of th*
people plainly said, "The horror of the
past through criminal negligent**, of tho
city officials shall not become the bur
ror of trw future "
What ls true Ut reforeine tn Hi" ca?
tastrophe* ls nUo true about railroad
accidents. The tragedy of the Tay
bridge In old Pentland strenstlienod ths
abutments >t ninny bridges in many
'.aufl<? Th" terrific annual slaughter of
human Ufo upt-m the rnllrond-t nf our
country wus tlie enuee of nesting the
steen, tag YVottinpkousc brake
and the autemutic oonpllim whereby
uar can be Joined tn ear without en?
dangering ths body af brnkninan ot
other railroad employ.* So the awful
tragedy of the civil war. with Uh mil?
lion dead, ought to be an Inspiration to
teai h us not only how we shoultl tumor
thv soldiers who fought and Med Bad
flied, but also Low we ahould h.mm
those who are tiring, to prereat and
a horrible butibwry of lunn nu life in
ths future.
A.S man has to be taught the art of
war, se bo mast learn the art of ponce
Misii be sot bsnor his peoteptort who
nre teaching biro bow to toter the val
loyt with houses and factories and
?ihools and churches instead of with
campfires and fat tl I asia mid huming
towns? Shall Wt- not honor tho men
who are teaching ns how to change
our plnins of FNrtraelon Into "cities of
refuge" which were once battlefields
in ninny wars? Shall wo not honor to?
day such teachers ns Profaasot fl ().
Holden ef Iowa Agricultural colloce,
who In 11-04 gave lo BBS farmers of
thc weet a certain kind of rom -.-cd
which would produce a better kind of
corn tn that region than tho farmsrs
had been able to grow and thereby la
one year put Into the western farmery'
po, kofi ajo.ooo.fsJO more thnn had ever
been ibero before? flhnll we not honor
?=uch a one as well at we honor the
soldier who teaches the Iowa buy how
to march and how to shoot and how to
slay hts brother1
Shall wo not honor Theodore ftoe-sa
volt's pen as well as Theodore Roose?
velt s sword? Ths pt* which sum?
mons the representatives of ail the cir
Hired nations to the peace conference
at Thc Hague ls Jost as truly brave
and patriotic ss was ths sword which
our president drew at Han Juan hill
and rna sword which today ls ready to
hs drawn If fort-Inn nations dare tram?
ple npon the rights ot Auierlcnu citi?
zens. V"s, the pen of pose* ls to be
honored t-ulte st much an the sword
of war. Therefore, on this Memorial
Sunday, when friends and Bread ones
Sra Viewing the graves of our dead
soldiers with flowers, I would place
garland* upon thc brows of tho living
hero?n, upon the brows of the men and
the wfimwi who are living and work
ins: to prevent future civil wars and fu
ture international strife
raia BWBrJeet which we are about ta
discuss ls one which ls uppermost te?
ssy la the minflrt and hearts of many.
'it has occurred to Bet latently/* wrote
I dear friend from the east, "that s
inject for n sermun nt sinus ear?
ly day would be 'Peace' and the move
K*. lng made for the presort stlon
nf the world's pence Now that the
statue of Frederica the Great hns boen
?et up In Washington kt ia seriously
1 to supplement lt With the
atntuos ot Cae.nr, Napoleon and Han
Sibel This amy be a War college Idea.
I do not know who made the .nguwa
tlon, but lt ls not In Una with trw true
?pUH of the age, which ls one of peace
ind aibltratlen Instead of glorifying
those great ds-.tro.vcrs of nntlons we
ralsht do well to arnulnte the Smith
I ?aslIBU republics of Chile and Ar?
gentina, whi.'h have uttered Into mu?
tual arbitration oorupnet*. melted their
cannon and set up a huge statin- of
PhrUt on S penk of the Andes as the
of peuce to the world." That
letter hts In lt tba true ring of tho gos?
pel and of iho best Curlstlnn States
' May Ool http BB, ono and
ill BO b.'in->r tL" dead soldier tnduy IB
& ? h.st of all wats hy ten.liing min
kind to btuoi ths aaapsj sud the tem
poral agr-nctea thnt nre at work to pre
vent future wars'
The dead soldier of ttio civil wnr In
the llr-t I'lavf. BBOBjM tench us that tho
,it who oiiRht to be o
apected ba ft minti bb politics is not sec
'l- I ip who la el", tod to of
? tbs man who would seoaee i-s
I fer adeeeariai a just prhBei
i eted for advocating t
wrung mi- Oe -.tiuiild ten h u? thnt s
nu in exile utay be inure of a
true friend to ha's country than a Ile
? .-ir apparent to a throne.
A publicly denounced and d .
Oueen Yaahtl lt infinitely to be un*
tnrretl Ba a J anabal hnitliiig iii her righi
hand r^it- Binnet ring of a reigning king
Ile should tenth us thst al
l.'Onvertuic Hgt,Mug fur the liberation
Bf hlii beloved Haiti mid dying In the
dark dungeon af a Pl mitt prison or a
William tvminco foully assented in
London for righting for thc freedom ot
Neut lund or an Oliver Cromtt ell laglan
goring his life by dt-noiun Inn tito tyr
aiinlea of King Charles U t<t be hon
oreti lullnltcly BbOTS the apostates who
for wealth or fume or position sold
their honor and their prim Iples and be?
trayed tin ir eatjattr-l lights And yet,
StWItSSJ to say, often does a . .mitti y
BSttiiisle a Btataamea'i aacceesee not
hy tin- fealty with whit h tn- guards hei
rights, but tty his ability to force him
self Into office, no matter what means
bc may use to nttnm lt
Is not th;- fad atetolutoly true In
reference to Napoleon Bonaparte 1 He
was not only honored when he waa
alive, but tie was and I- bonared h)
nu Ir.'tvh people and hy the world
when ho ls dead Never tens there a
tamera! prsceselea Uko that which
hionght hts du-t hack Hom St Helena
to sievp its u-t Bleep upon the beaks
Of the river Seine Thc BOB of the king
whom Napoleon had dethroned want
forth In ship tu hillie thia tli.i-nied
barden from Brttiah eotl "Ensued
took the esglo and Austila the eaglet,"
wore the words Victor Hun,, wrote to
poetically des, nb,- th- Cngllsh Imprls
oniuont of Napoleon 1 and th. An
trlan approprlntlon ut the little klug of
Reata Vet in what wuy did Napoleon
barnett Praacel Lia hu live fee her
peace er net strength or her honoi ?
No Itu wns simply great as a mur?
derer great as a robber, great as a
merdleaa tyrant He made wars, he
lerted tnses, he led his ptBpla to the
slaughter merely fat til*, otvrt aggi un
dizeinent Ho crnaned the members "i
his own home and et Blt iron fa
his own convenience when it gaited
him He banqueted ygar after year up?
on the sufferings and agonies of France
and eared not boa ninny h.,ur
'. as long as Napoleon'a stand
ards were tn the fore and Napoleon's
throne wa* lifted higher, even though
it wna ramara! i upon a pile
of corpses
Hhnii Napoleon Bonaparte be benet
ed aboee ^tipton Uuuytoa who wrest
ed from King John of Bngland the
Mnguu Chnrts nnd Blade tin I
people n nntloli of king-', Shu!, he he
honored nbnie Martin Luther, who,
single handed lind alone delict tho
temi-.;.ti authority nt th.- church "f
ind drove Iii the opt liing wedge
Wblch will ultilnately everywhere
separate chun ti from state/ Shall be
be honored above that wonderful as
M-mhhige of men who, under the lead
ership of Thom** Jefferson, Beamed lae
Declaration of Independence, and of
Jain'-. Madison who penned the con?
stitution of the Tutted states whereby
man In a republican form of govern
mont ls compellttl to rc-pts t the rights
of Basal abell his aame bc honor-d
above that nf Ahruhnm Mn. "In, who
wns horn in a hut, Heed for the mest
pert of his Ufa upAn a weetara prnlrle
nnd yet tty tho proclamation of emen
ctpatlmi taught the wnrld timi all men
upon this North Amerlcsn continent
ure bee and et-unlV
Civil war Inevitably, to a glentor or
loss extent, ls tho result of one mnn
or oue clnss 0/ men tyrannizing over
the rights of others. What 1
esma of the overthmw of thc Mai
grave of Antpnch? lt was the merci?
less tyranny of tho List (Treat duke
One doy thlt ruler was seated tty mi
open window of lita palSce with the
Infsruous Lsdy Crnven by his side.
Off In the distance a chimney sweeper
wns working upon the roof of a tall
building. "Would lt not he amusing
to see Uut man fall to the ground)
ssld this Infsinous womsn With that
the margrave cu lied one of his soldiers
to bring a gun He lifted the musket
and atab deadly alni He flied and
the body rolled to the ground a bleed
lng corpse A short time after this the
duke and hts Infamous fomsle cum
panlon were out riding and the widow
of the murdered man approached his
carriage and begged for help. The
duke gave to har 8 florins, or fi.
Whee, tn- gave lt to her, however, he
said: "Woman, I do not give to you
thii- nniiey as a compensation for the
death of your husband, tmt ga I papal
charity, for I, as ruler, have n right
to do aa I will with my saasfJCbk I
can reward them or kill them and
there ls no redress." Ho you wonder
that such a tyrannical government ns
that was overthrown?
All wars, both civil and liit?rnntlon
al, are caused by Injustice. Tin
anon who works to mnke right might.
who labors to have no law press more
heavily upon one class than upon an?
other class, who struggles to give "a
souare deal' to the poor man as weil
ss ts the rich thnt maa ia a public
benefactor. That man ls a preventer
of future enriincr Thst man ls toach
lng thc weeli thal each nation must
retBJStct tho rights of other nations, that
BBN snelnl clnss must respect tb* rights
of other social classes and that all peo
pies are Independent only as they rP
split the Independence of others May
tlnd hies* today the (lirlstlnn states?
men who arc not serving one people,
but all peoples, Ul tbelr own and other
lands!
The Just ruler or statesman ls a pre?
venter ot future wsr Ye-, but la ttil?
eulogy of the "boro.-, sf pens" th*
m hoolnouse must bo Inuit Bl
of thc legislative halls No people il.
any laud are safe against the erbsM ul
niaktng unjust wura unless ut th?
schoolhouse desk their oyo* have be
conn- liitelllgnnt eyes, unless their ear*
have become deaf to aba oalls of Hit
demagogue and their minds hnve beor
developed to do their own titi n's lng
A safe nation ls not built upon Hu
autumn v af I throne lt ls not nu
< heigsg upon tba rock of 11 alkara] cn
stltutton. It ls dependent BBOS tho In
tclllgeiice and tjie wisdom Sf 'he peo
BBB, the common people, who ssst.clat?
themselves tngether with a parrara
rnent. t>e lt a monarchy, sn ollgsrchy
or s republic.
I..I me lllustrste this Ides fronj thl
history of some ol our soutbera repub
I 1 saw! to think that th* fern ot
th.- t'nlted States govsrnmtnt was the
vause of moat of our national prosper
Sty That ls riot true. As 1 turn ts
thees) republics of Routh Amerloa I (Ind
that most of them were patterned aft
cr BBB own constitution What ls the
nssnltV A not.si Knglish writer de
t litres that, though there hut
within late yeara 850 different In
- ot i nii-ititutionni government
Btartea\ most tr bbam han- baan d**d
fniiiiits la tba Bettrlaa republic alone
out of fourteen consol utivo presidents
thirteen have either been BSBBeBBsmted
or tiuve died In exile. Iba history it
most of the South American imitations
of tho t'nlt.sl States constitution has
tx-en merely a long series of wan ba
tween tho military and civil authori?
ties, governmental convulsion after
cnitvuision, revolution after revelation
and upheaval after upheaval What in
the cause of all this? It ls not due tn
the form of the Knuth Aim-rl, BS repnh
Iles, but to the Ignorance of the Routh
American people. Ttie rent-on the
American ballot box for the last hun
dred years hns stood ns solid us Plym
outh rock ls due largely tu the fact that
lt ls handed to the American bar]
the schoolhouse, desk We have a
strong republic today because we have
strong, Intelligent, Individual voters
Has any government offered greater
educational facilities than BUfSl No
sooner did the I'urltan SBttta in old
Now Fnglund than he Immediately be
gsa to erect blt institutions of leumlng
The pilgrim fathors landed lu Pit mouth
ls UtJO, yet only sixteen year- letSt M
In lewd, wi Mild that Harvard college
was founded In Cambridge BB tba ont
skirtu of Huston We rind th
md the KnglUh settlers drifting dowa
Into Connecticut, and what happened'
There Vale college ls started Ul 17"1
at ?aybeeob We go south, and what
la ara Indi Pesuksylranta ami ail tba
i;,:.idle states boneycoaabed wttb col
IBBBS and academics Wt go v.
there Institutions of learning nrc s-at
feroti aim j abms i ba a beolroem desk
ls seen nt almost every crossroad, and
tho college is Intrench.si In ne ii Iv
I every town Ah, yes. rho Beeden Nu
: pol,'on would hilve hird v ork here
i to start an International cmillli t Just
! for fun or to gratify his ambition!
! He would have hard work to Bpset
us tlnaiicrally, soclully or politically
1 Why? Bet misc the peej le al I
in our behrred land hare ttsi orach la
teliigence te follow su-'h a leader as the
"Little Coral
Hut what good does mero knowledge
do unless lt ls balanced by moral thar
J acter? What gissl dis- lt la te plant
l?r Puffs mann Beary acbeoia in india
or Hoiterts' college in Constantinople
j or our own schools in America uulosg
mornl mid splrltunl development keeps
pac- with mental growth 1 None abes
lately Bene Rn todny as the greatest
ger of liitornatlounl peace I
plant the church of thc I...iii leena
christ beta eau tba legislative han sf
the just itatesmsa and the aeboolhoaae
of the Just teacher, for 1 find that the
church Sf Hiri-t ls the main leaven
which laurena the purity ot govern
mental law as well as thc chief hwiild
which ls scattering true kimvr
Hie farthermost purls of the earth
Why dues tho churcti of the f.ord
Jeans Chrl-t de a" this? Btes ass the
very essence of Ita belief bids lt to
carry this gospel work everywhere
As lt looks forth into the croat arida
world it secs deep Info the t.
man, lhere it rind- that, though mon
may be divided into different
yet, after all they all belong to one
Brest (lass Thnt class save We ure
nil weary. Wo aro all troubled We
are all sick at heart nt best There
fore lt ls our duty as far ms In us Iles
to try to bear Bath other's burdens
through the help of Jesus Christ"
llms a leif st bass the gospel mission
niles nro going Kverywhore the] are
planting their schools Reel
Hu.', are frying to make the stronger
nations help the weaker nnd to make
eneh nation caro fer the weak among
Its own subjects
Never iluce the coming of Jesus
Christ to earth was there a hotter time
for thc consummation of (he world's
peace than the present Cannot the
laws of International nrMtrutlon,
through the power of the floly Splr
it. accomplish thia most beneficent
schlevemctit? Is order to lead all na?
tions to Join this International com?
pact and to disarm our anales and to
dismantle our foi tresses we need riot
walt usUI all nations are converted to
Jesas Carlet Ws must have tho BBB
flmont of the clvlllr.ed world longing
for peace. Aro not the better elements
Ot Europe and Asia and Africa and
America longing for tbs stopping of
sm h carnage ts was lately wlUieascd
st Port Arthur sad Mukden? Are we
set longing thst the sword may be
tne-ried Isle the plowshare and the
apeee Into the pruning boob and that
mea anny not war any more?
May Ood bless those who are tench
lng men to love tholr fellow men and
to help them nnd to forgive them aol
to lead them to the cross of that Christ
whose nativity song was "I'eace ea
saith, good will te aos&r
Apprenticed.
Johnny- Pepa, what dot? lt mean tr
be appfcoUca-d?
Paps It means th. Mading
son to another by agreement 1
son so bound baa to teauh the other ah
be can of hie trade or ptWsssBBOa, whilst
the other has to watch and Psarn boa
things are done and to make himselt
useful In every way possible.
Johnny Then i suppose you're sp
pi'nt b .-ii to nu ain't jun, dmr Til
Dita
Whore Wealth Is Despised
Kashionable Tailor Qo frnnt Bl I t
Two young clerks there aftei
Now Man (whlsporii.gi 1 rn waltlns
on a millionaire
"Leave him and attend tn tba clerks
Thees ?IHbmslias soul hut sea ci ethel
LS Ms" years A I
for a fresh suit i ? months"
N | Weekly
Fashion's Thorny Path.
Mrs. .Sasal'-ty?My dear. 1 wKh you'd
take time during the dav tn look ag
Mr. Hightone'i standing In Hrnd
street's Now, don't foti
Mr S What's thc ma'Kr'
Mi- | We have been invited tr
Mrs Hlghtone's reception, sad I want
to know whothgy ta accept or auL?N
Y. JVueblgV
Baaujofwasand I ncerialn.
Ki -linburn, totter and all -kin and
scalp diseases, DeWitt s Witch Ha/el
Salve has no txpsaL It is a lertaiti
cure fur''lind, bleeding, itching and
protruding piles, lt Will draw tbs lire
out ufa Siiirn and heal without leaving
a BBB! Bolla, Oed -ure-, oarl'iini les.
. !e , are i|Uloklv cured bf the BBS Bi
the genuine DS Witt's Witch Hazel
Salve. Accept BO substitute tts they
are oftSU dangerous ami uncertain
Snltl bj Auder-..n Drug Cn
Jehoiakim Burns
the Word of God
Bandar School Lesson tor Au*, 20,IMS
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Comment and Suggestive Thought.
? ll "S.. ' ll. i ,,,i . Kim; Jchnla
kim was I.
bal -r hit emin
.'.ad yeal told him They had
foaad him h, tM inn. i eourt of the
ported bos Barueb
hui )aat read la pantie the words 0f
the prophet Jeremiah Sent
tn fetch tba n.ii " ti.- ii.n of pareh
uit-iit on which the prophecy was writ
ton hud ive. ri hit In tte '.amber of
Rllshnma the s-rtls-, when tl
documents were in pt i h. princes
evidently tamugbt that a rerbal report
ol Us aoatent rjafy thc king.
Mit he derided that BS would hear lt
i..i bbnaalf
V ti. "WintorhoiiM-." The lower
apartment ot the palace This waa
roofed ii. i lbs lt. red ind ara
Barral) thai while the
ansi i apartmi at . belns axore open
ta tte hearth:"
Better in Bi i Vet la tl
'
?.tint tte roon Modi rn ti
^ ll ? .' !;tt was
. into cniun. ken of
Hi cut it with th, pen
knit. " Tba king iL-k tbs roil from
.Mindi, and als., usah th.- knife which
BBrpantng his
reed pena He cat the roil into hits,
thrnwing thc pieces deliberately into
tte tire mitti the a i mmed
V l\ "V. ' nut ali aid "
Jeremiah, who writes thee, winds,
cannot refrain fros bia aa
tnnlshment at the Inn lu - - of their
'Nur r"iit theil
Ah King Joalah bad dune (Bee I
"> "Nur any ot bb servants ' Tba
" him?
self, WS 1 h> what tto-y
in Ul d
"arma th aa, Dr lamb and (Jo
mariah'" Prbtees who bad
'mn bo tba kim;
"Tn tak. Bamcb and
Jeremiah " Tn arrest sad Imprison
(hem This is what tie prim
foreseen would happen if the king's
rae aol touched h> the warning.
Thej had counseled Beruch and Jere
mian to hld. ' i h. I ord bid them "
Perhapi Hi I human friend
this j. remit foe sev?
eral years aft. r thia tate lt la emu
munlv rappoei r\ thal li al Oils
'. tn tte- Bill
more than PM mil te hide
the linen girdle I I
V. 21. "The word of the I "id cann'
tn .Ti i.-lulah." Though the prophet
wa.. In a -? ii ? tiled from hume and
friends, thc Lord waa till with him
v. ns. "Write tba formal weeda "
Tim bonk, of which no copj
and which nu haman memory could
reprodi i by (lod't In
spiring thc prophet to rewrite lt
lo .i.h.'iiiklm " The
prnphet was nut directed tn come Into
the pssaamM of tba wing who snught
his life. BUI ncr. U) his
pronbeey tb. eoocornhig
him. "Cnmc ami destroj Babylon'!
kimi bad om b i ? sa Ka
eoaajasees sud ba wUl cum' ?
Itt destroyer
V an "Nnne to -it upon tba throne
of David " "n the death of Jenola
klm, his son Jenola, hm was nominal
king of Judah foi three BWOl
was sappa lid bj Nebuehadneixar and
car ried I
life in liahyioii "Body caat out
i tz ll ) We have do record
af tba rallllment of this prophecy,
but it seems that Jeholaktm wai slain
either by bl
huilun*
V .11 "Will punish him Tba
reading, "I will risit upon
him," gives lea "f Cod's
f dealing with Ills sinful chll
dren
V 3'J "dav. it to Bm I b
who wrote " Th. - .nnd toll was
propst-i I ya ta the 1
glad tu know dednltely Jost
, of tba Hilde was given
aa a hint af bow
athol prophetical wilting- were pre
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rJeal Points.
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Word for bbl 17:11
gigantic a work for haman I
? U
V. 2i It ls worth much in Cods
sight, If tte lament IBS woe we cannot
? i
Christ Hts hiding
? i Bil Hi- loving OSS
V 81 OM inav inlenod
In sin thut then U BO i ?.--Utility of
I 1 .(..tin
V 31 The sinner timid
ht- ebUdres i len ?'?
I
?
-Hame
Horn.
Takc.hist.il Mt.r Katine.
After a hearty meal a doss of Kislnl
re will prevent an at?
tack of Indigestion K "lol kt a thur
nugi, ilige-iaiit ami a guaranteed cure
fur Indigestion, Dyspepsls, Cs- on the
Weah Heart, Sun Hisings,
Had Breath and all stomach trimbles.
Has Stood the Test ot 2*. Years
i. inn t\i - taste?
less i lull Tonie You kimw what70a
ng lt is irnii ami quinine iii
h Uktteleea form N-- 1 ass, Ho pay. "><h\
Some Men in Norway That
Are Guiding the People
FeU ot All Comes That Great Norwegian, Bjoexnson ? Nansen Takes
Deep interest rn Allurs ol Hu Country.
ORWAi i not laektag fm
abb men In these days of
. hangi In SJ ai,.ll;.av la, but
two name* stand forth t.
tba ayes of the world with
; ? i lal pi mlnoiioo-- that Of
l*iet and philosopher
niui dramatist, HJnn.son, that
of tba explorer, Nansen Their fame
I lo ere they took to tho field of
politics; r this fame where
they stand gives authority to th
cspiiused
They uphold Norwegian lndepend
tlon taken hy the etotthtsg "Tba nil?
li it Norwegian BBti '.Issolu
tiun ol th.- antoa li- '?s-ing
to all Borthsra psonsa " Nansen, who
?h- k bal ooaetUai aarvtes k >?
Norwegian in
ton-stp to those of Sweden, li using his
Influence qb ths side of separation, al
i K WALDEMAR Ut I'l::
though, lt ls repoi ted, be thinks tba unit
tt i u,av tni\. tn bs settled b] war.
in contemplation nf this solution of
'?lem, lt may he lu pim | tn refei
?h of the two
ta?. ?! phrases lt: "TheBwedsaoutaum
bm the Norwegians two to one, a; i
litbler, and are full of the historic
military in Ide walch belpa sn to make
gm ul sol
In tiffs, i Iwedeu'a marked advan
ihltants
ot Hie smaller otmntry ts brought for?
ward, we are called upon to koop tn
?ind tba fact that the Norwegians are
?neb a -tuidy, intelligent, lade)
people An authority, Mulhall, speaks
?I thi m as the most indvr-1
in the world The above ipioted article
in the 9 1'ietatlng th?
en Norway bleak, BB] Igfc Wa
admire the Norwegians as a people who
ai - among 'h. few eBBUM I
<i i.m. nt vvi think them I mindy wrong
?m. tatara sad tba
'f the world, upon the struggle
fm a dlsnlty which will bring tl
little inward."
Winn newtj came I hat Nm way had an
I Its withdrawal from the union.
and the news waa accompanied hy word
Of tba Inclination of state to make
overtures towails placing as ruc
. ? rthei a Uernado!'
son of the royal B0USS of Denmark.
doubtless the first thought of the Am.il
can madge was, Why another king; why
Bot a i'public at oncef To this may tc
nswer that Norway ft ul- tl
of tho support of the Furopean BSltOBS.
sud appreciates the probability that
monarchy and emptro would look a-k
ame 0O a Norwegian republic, would
I" mme Inclined to th" consolv:.'
a m.man hy- monarchy and BSaaffS sot
Isslriai any spread of republicanism.
I., t us glance for a moment at tho va?
rious princes suggest.?1 as eligible.
Tin ec myal princes received prior ul ten
Pill Ni E CAM. OK SWEDEN
llOU Osrur, snf nnd son of tbo Swedish
monarch, Carl, third son. Waldemar
sixth child and s-mnd sun of th* king
of Denmark The first, who has been
ihe royal evangelist," ls ?
?ind with his wife, le greatly In
forested In evangelistic work It was the
SaaaSBOa Interest tn religious matfers
that directed oscar tn Bkanlaga with a
lady beneath him In rank, plain Bbba
htaaeb and which marriage was accom?
panied hy the renouncing of all claims
bl the Rwedtsh throne Many rforwe
glans look upon Oscar becsuse of bis
tarran tar of right ofsaeeeaasoa to Swed?
en i throne, particularly eligible to take
tho place as Norway's ruler Oscar is
Ifi years old. He has no children.
His brother Carl, his Junior by a little
over a year, has two children, both girls.
His wife was I*r1ncis8 Ingeborg, daugh?
ter of Crown Prince Frederick of Den?
mark Carl ls noted for his fondness for
hunting, and has traveled far and wide
I'nlilio i- Aroused.
?
of lbs curative merit-.if that great med?
icinal toni., Kies trie Hitter-, fl
stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary H.
Walters, of Md St. < lair Ave , fjotum
writes: "K'-r -everal Ill"litlis, I
ii up to die. I had fever and
ague, mg nerve were wrecked, I could
uni sleep, and my stornaeh wa--<> weak.
from useless doctors' drugs, that I could
ttfter Is-gllllllllg to take
Hitlers, I nbtaiiietl relief, and
ri time I wa.- entirely
Guaranteed at White A Cn- drug
-
*
Just a trifle older than
Priam Oscar Ho has f.
laughter, his ralfe was Princess Marls
? ns, daughter of Due de Chartres,
?
??
Ktng (s<csr, K eoad snr. nt Clown Prince
at, U was tb oing of
| ?
- would tie I
reason for the fr. Bdabl]
neighbors
To return to the c."
i " ii. Norway.that tare been
lBfluenctng puhito optiiioi
las been l?swl
upon ss tho typo of tl?e progressive
I of affairs ll- bas prac
flood la i largs
ahlp-bnlldlBg intereata ai.j bas taken
tim. noin buslnee* i tites f-rr
i hie country lt was large?
ly through Mr. MlcheNon's latneact
tem ?'.n?
and aa
?*red tor
?.lob Of lie lUBTS ?
m bsa oalveraal maui.
fi nar [Hy tbs sra'
cult of tba woflseu ii
' ?
??
the Hay i
holm, l
On th
iatry, r,
hy nu : IHurn
son waa bon. .
of BJornaoa pronoanem bim a figure
ed words of Dr Brandea ko I]
Usg BJomsos h ia alf ?
a fighter as well sit an artist and lt bas
his fsllow eoaatrymea from thsh
slugkiULnoss. But whatever tho o*po
have
BJORNSOH.
Issi to feel that he waa th*
-
.lan before bim had b'-en. %nd
that he bas votead whale
luring In ti
Th* later period of blt life
I marked by keen Interest lnpollt
i social subjects; hu bas labored
I um Um
dual Bumarcby.
Nansen and Sven Hedlc, the ,;
explnr.-r and politician, have b
gagis] lu battle royal- a pen tii?v?In tho
London Times. Sven H-,dtn remarks
with asperity: "Let nobody bellurethat
Norway has restricted her ai
solely and alone to the procuring of ber
own consuls." Nansen talks back oalls
ha his Btuuynsajt'd "That
Sweden sonic y. ai i ag. ' ? | in 'o adopt
t sv-'t ru nf high tariff v* hilo Norway re?
mained practically a fret b
iltant dlvere-ance to fiscal pol?
icy causing the exlsltlng eOBaubu- sye
tom totsSeoBMSS 11.-'rumen! forthssub
nrdlniftlon of Nw OBgUU
ALFI
Strictly Vegetarian Eggs.
I expert?
ing whits at break?
fast. His family was out of town, and
he went to a restaurant and took a asst
\ stranger.
The vegetarian ? ol
/ the st ran
grer that all m-at was Injurious and
that tlc
ian.
replied tl I
dom -
(eat ordered eggs." sahl the
in. "An egg ly meat.
7 becomes &
.ind of egg"
birds." answers.! the stn
ian. "what kind of eggs -
"Pilic lld the
stranger. New Haven R*g
Quite Enough.
Young Lew ? a man
married six times?had BU
Ir.g?without tecurlag a divorc
would be the extreme penalty.'
Judi:* BBB. ''x rnotbsis
in-law N Y. Tlmet.
girl ofG
lie Writ!
nts gave In
must ii
trv Dr
-iinipi.
Isittlc . I
.
Cu's dr ..
t.s-ti I rial
Of Household Interest
- ...t tnt plea?aiitsst
ni lite li - u*ks, but nous
'.inti account. In
I 'elineatnt I-abel (?or
?'.?r- in her selie.-, "The
-.uiu-sugges
it wi lend to lighten the Is
the iti-Hgreealileueas of
lehold .Inly i Hiter items of
interest In the sasas number
?traUrd cookery and a variety of
. lei the tuples "Delicious
lifcniative Color
and "lhe Potato in adtli
i\t hogg aiplains 'How
? nug Hardware'' sud
? 'i "Crowing
If vim an- tnuii'leij with tli//.y -|flls,
liesdache, indigestion, conrilpaglOB.
R ky Mnuntaiti Tea will
BM i-.'c| ynii well. If it
ll nc uley back 'Mist's fair.
- \\ iiistnn Drug Cn.
rim only Way.
way Ul maintain the
.nd strength ot mimi and Usly
j nourishment lhere is no
tay tn nourish except through ths
stomach. TheBteBsacb must is- kept
healtliy. pureandBwestorthe strength
will let d'.wu and disease will set up.
-Meiigrh. nervous
. . t. i e. imi-tipation, bad
.-. lifting, indigos
. . I all -lanai li troll
ilckiy cured
' iv ...lui Djrwpepaea Cure.
Ilgmrta what you eat sud
strengtbens th.- whole digeatlye ap
( antills
I ight Dat- On UN Hack
i witta two inpllostlaas of nine
: I,.. 1.1 li will cure you.
V Ml i.or Pius to.,
ma.
. . ' . ling tour Nerve
ii k mill And lt
i. !g-bl iinji- 1 hag
..- univ., aul
OS oul Slid IO
?rc Iv yours,
^. Nottli View, Va.
s ..lon Hru? fe.
D will wa?li ami not nih nit
D all envy Hie.
tel -" I'll tell
U. .ky Mountain Tia
I i, adlai Haasarbsg
t-rs and BBBV
il ottawa] y .in-km. Wm Be*
; iai H...k" Mich .says: "1 have
i.-i d Bucklen't ArnicaHalvs,for ricers,
. . I*r- the Is-st Iieal
;..nnd." Stotlies
. - cuts, burn- and scalds. iSs
ni Wini, a r..- drug -ton- guarsu
I hive-, Itclllliest
ni >.f any sort instantly relier
? ..inn'ly cured Denara <>mt
Han;
? :,evett Dr. Thomas'
Oil. Perfectly -afe Never
| I; lg -lore
. h tlnug as "suiinii.T ease
plaint" where Dr. howler's Kxtrsct
of Wild -strawls-rr.v is kept handy.
adj fi eveiy listeeiieas. of
I l.u.iiaiilied Cure lor Tile-.
D. lc ? g. ci Pp*.
I Iruggltta refund lunney
il PA Ko ol NI MENT falls to cure any
I i|', i it how lung standing,
lu 6 to 14 dayi First application gi yes
if youl druggist
? I " in -tamp- ard it will
ix- forwarded post-paid hy Pans Medi
>t I,nins |fo
<?W&
Th.a slirnsliire i? r.tt .very Soi ot the ??nniae
Laxative Bromo-Quinine T*bieu
gsa remedy tbs* rene a colo la osm Sajr
Peculiar Disappearance.
J D. Bunyan, nf Hutlerviil.t, o.,
lani the pt< ultai ill-appearance of lilt
painful aymptome, of Indigestion sud
In King'- New Lifo
Pill- ld -.tv- "i'ticy art-a |ierfectre.
o atosneeb,
I calla, i itlon. < marali
teed at While A: Co's drug store,
h io od Hitdr- gives a man
IU active brain, s strong,
vigorous body makes him tit for tba
; life.
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