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THE FABMTIIJaE HERALD
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HONOR FOB lill PaAST, HELP FOR mi, I'I. Ks KM. HOPE FOR lil K Kl
VOL XV KA KM VILLK. VA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1905. \o. :,...
ITY DIRECTORY.
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COUNTY OI-tCCTORY.
SCHOOL DIRECTORY.
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Lee & Thompson,
Attorneys at Law,
J* M CRUTE,
Attorney at Law,
WATKINS, WATKINS! ..KOCK.
CORNEYS AT LAW.
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WING,
M'HHiM'i -ii LA
m Bay, Prince Edward County, Va
Federal.
\\ C FRANKLIN
\ 1 LAW,
W'HITE tV CO.,
DRUGS,
Medicines and
Druggists' Sundries,
Westminster School,
Richmond, Va.
Faculty
Miss CAMPBELL,
Principal.
H. C, BRISTOW,
FARMVILLE. VA ,
HO! \d SIGN
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PAPER HANGER
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DKCORATOK.
R G. BRISTOW
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AGAINST PEACE AGREEMENT.
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BAKU GETTING WORSE.
V.ilmc li. Hep.>ns Kerrit .tl In
St, I't-lrrslmrit.
s|,t |-_. ??!?,
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from Baku ?
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into a
nil uk ".ng un annuli pro?
ne! mid
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loan s
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?me In bush
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Iii.'. Mill..ml spenklnu or li.?
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morsel
of food, il' 1- I"
ills ini
will Ixl -
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Itiiiii Pro*
if I'AJK) * >i N
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trouble.
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CRASH OHLEVATH
ded Uar Pl un ires Int
-.' York Stn.
TWELVE UK Mi AND FORT! INJURE
1 (Ulit Ol,, rs ? , ||?,ll, ll,,, t ||ia
Ute, lr, Ll kel] lo Ul.?I rilli. Wi..
"i ll Heil \\ lille lt,,,,,,il,e. ll I
lilli I. ll.
M.W TORK, Sept. 12 I .vivi' pru
? .: : mortsll;
? i more limn f,.i iv Injured yes
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?I thc elevated railroad In titi
?ter wa
the tuive ni thc Junction ol Um Mull
? ;,th ave
.1 meet
One explanation given I- tlint tin
' I till' BWttd] -et Vt I'olii
umi that seeing his mistake when th.
i, lilli the list trihi
"i tin bad taken tl
hu! tin other trucki
continued il ".vu tbe Ninth
? - i ere j' iked on to Um
Trainmen ? vcr. thnt l
w "uli hr ii physical Impossibility foi
huve changed Qm
tbe I ar bsd struct
thc cm
inning nesrly flfteci
ii hour nnd the momentum iluni
i r in a somersault off th(
structure to the ntl tn rti
end up. The third cur balanced "i, tin
i rescuing to tbe well ol
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in the Iii liurlisl
rruggllng heap In the omi Bet
lill vv.re Ullin: by thc full Into tb.
? on tof
Thc bodlct I were fright
fully mntilated. 1
? "ii ihe nearby
- were turned out (o lum
'1 which gathered.
A iniini ' . from evety
i wen
taken ' -tenth street
stntion. it,ur boura after the dunster
resumed on both Htiee.
C|ill<is| Itv '
. Ineompetei Heliman
In thc tower ut Uk.' turn started tn
thc Ninth avenue tiela to inc
.venue tr.uk. Had ho, i
Ilia; mist,ike. ? rt ta
great damage would have been
wept to bbl reputation ai
ful employee Hu'
bsd doi''' he swung thc sw itch
quickly, mid in a second the enan hud
Tim first mr of thc train tuc1,
over the Sixth avenue track und the
motorman was slowing down, know?
ing Ihiit an error had been made, when
?v tho switch beeb
Thc first truck of thc second cu:
around thc curve, hut thc snood truck
continued in a straight lin" on to thc
'. until tho coupling
md the whee] nangee giving
? i\ti li ft thc -.'
following ihn wreck wea
thc most borrlbte teat has como tn
New York since thc Plo. um disaster.
gi ra In thc crowded ear
'ung into a smothering, i
lng honji, where they wero Brushed bj
filling Umbers mid Iron. Iron coming
s 1th the third rall set oft a
sf detonations and spreed white
arid tic ; Same ic
structure
The olin erv nf the elevated railroad
wore busy trying to flt th"
blame for tho disaster, Tho police and
coroner -rollo, too, and four
iv ore mode The smirch was
still being kept up for Tani Kelly, thc
n of thc train, who di?
ed after tbe neej,lent Th'' BOB
uiii!"i arrest were Cornalloa a .luck
son, tho switchman nt the cnn
Ousrd Timothy Hickuiun of /Jo West
i u,> Hundred sud Port]
Sci "iii Cuard Iiornnrd Clare mid
Third (Juiird Waller Berry
When Jackson was taken te the Weet
Forty-seventh Street station he snli to
Detective Glennon: "Yes. 1 turned thnt
SWltCB. Sly duty ended there. When
vent the right way thnt
emled my duty. Ii th" whole Structure
Went down sud a thousand Were killed
I would not ho responsible."
Superintendent Hedley admitted that
ho far as could he Juigod from fact*
known ho would look largely to tic
motorman to explain the cause of Hie
accident,
it would not he fair to either tower
; motorman," said Mr Hedley,
"to ss tho reapooaibtUty .tot."
{switchman Jackson told Cop!
.if the w leventh
? ? the following story:
i n ithing hut Sixth nrsnue sig
I .ci tin- train. N'.'t only
were t! I ip of the n I
?;. avenue, bul tbs alga
vt huh hanns on thc platform ralltng
Bis ttl ivonne alga '
for Sixth aveline, and tl
lill I w to do It isn't my
- to attend to the signal
Bg lt Isn't ll|t
to mei it's up I
-ll..1.1 Ml llnl'i f" 1 Um.
11 Will v
by until 1 check my hnggage'r"
i.llg wo
Millan owen In the w.ilt
iil'tn station. Mrs
i (wen . 'lie ut?
ile woman hurried away she
i returned,
[lliln'l liar In l'n|..t 1 "ilnnr.
Ii.av i:\vvt ii i ii. Ran . Sept-IX. -
inmate of the
Leavenworth
? - . - Infantry, i
centit foll be ? by the death
iicle* in Holland, died suddenly
of heart attests In a hotel here.
v Laxative rough sirup.
A cold or cough nearly alway* pro?
ust ipa thl wstet all runs
. 1 throat iii-tead of
ul f the system tlirougli the
? I kidneys. For the want of
moisture tbe bowels bsoosoB dry and
Kcnnt-dv s Lasatlva Hooey
anil Tar ia tbs original Laxative Cough
.'I , ..netts (j
?mg as a |
I pea all
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coughs, hooping ("Ugh, I,h
-s,.i,| bj BJ |;
NELSON'S VICTORY OVER BRITT
Ihf 11,-fmt of III. t,I....nra la
llullleelilli il,milli (leverl, Ilene
SAN IKAMisi'u, Sept 11 li, n
Ogat that hud many novel features
lt.iitling Nelsen "f Chl<
Marti Itrltt
In tbe
cliihtccrith m. .
arroundlngs, th. crowd, the bl!
of the men I
tin- un. . there
would be a tight st all ap t" within a
quarter of an hour I
tinily began, togethei with thi
BATTLING
M.I.SUN.
tlgllt "I.i
.cl endurance
two boxers, made th
Interest to fol (httng.
It wa- the lucceaa ot ti ttrong endur
.ter agalnal a ck I boxer
li..in the Hist of tbe light until Referee
'iii- N>i-'in forced th" lighting
suffering ninny braising blowa oe the
fees iind body mid being at til.
tired, Nelson never gave ground ll
lilllie I'lnii after cicry attack hy Britt
always lead-. ?
tin- rushing, forcing tactic*
?f Nelson, Itrltt could Snd no oft
counter. The Californian tried everj
blow known to him t<> atop hb
opponent. In every way Itrltt failed,
although h" punished Ne
koocklng lim down once and
lng bini sen.nil tli.
KEEP REPORT ISSUED.
II.i ell alu ki- I'nlilie rrlntiiir
? illlee lioinli.
OTSTBB HAY. N V s. pt. 11.
msde public
Ot of tin- Keep . on ml
ut Lnveattg il
thc government printing
Washington. The Inquiry wai
hy special direction of the i
on account of n protea! which be had
receive! kihi of the
thaler Typesetting Mm hine company
iitnilntt the sword of a cootrsct by
Public Printer Frank Bf [-elmer to
tbs I.nnston Monotyi.i ipaoy for
'? two inii'iilnos of its niuko.
Dy order of ths nreetdent the
with the leniston company s
np until an Investigation could '
with a view of ascertaining Whether
the charges of favoritism snd corrup
tlon In the letting of tho
substantially founded.
As heretofore chronicled In these dis
patches, the president decided, after
an exnhitnutlon of the Ki ep
thnt the cOBtract for the Lanaton ma
chines should .stand. Tie Rt
mission reported thal If the
contd lie set nslde "such a course would
t-e dcslrablu," although the i
sion Btnfos expressly that "ne corrupt
consideration, payment or ,
passed from thc Lanston M.type
company to the public printer or to
nny person In th" foverni Bi '
It was developed hy tbe invastiga
tlon, however, thnt two hnport
slstauts of the public printer were in
directly Interested in the I
pany, "tlmlr wives being stockholders
therein " The roniinlssloii sh'
n fair and Impartial test of tl
ston and Mergenthalor mn. hi
not made mid reports thst the pur
chase of so larg" n somber of 1
machines was "Improvident" and in
dicnteil "great partiality and h
ttie part of the public printri " The
commission regards the pnrcl
"maladministration."
i itiM wini i sr* iiemi*.
CALUMET, Mit b . Sept ll. one ol
nature's prodigies. Wilton Thomas
Rowe, n hahy with two bends, vvus re
vealed to tho public Ute other d
the sad of tlie right elbow instead of
ii forearm and h.uni ls n little heed,
perfectly formed, with nose, mouth
lind eye SOCbetS, bet BO ''Vis On the
left hand are a thumb and two
the Begets grow n t ii;.'th. I tli ll
joints Instead of i?*ing on the
the hand uro ou the pata
suit the hand doses OUtS ll li" Where
the right leg shouM bc i*- only B stump,
iiml protruding from tin- ki ? ?
foot with three toes The child. which
i- nine month* old. ls bright, tntelll
gent mid sthet elsi norms!.
Mnrle.n 111,- In I'.itt.l.r villi.
FAiK'HAN'i Pa. Sept u The
Rand Powder milla, ?U miles south of
[IplontOWB, tuiV" teen entirely wiped
out by nn explosion, of the thirty two
men who went to work tn Hu- mills
nineteen are known to t... Seed of
those thirteen hove boen ii
Score* of people In the town af Fair
chance, within half a mlle of the pow
der mills, were more or tees painfully
Injured.
In (iire a (,i|d in Due Day.
IiAXATIVK BaOMO WlIMM
tablets All druggists refund tlie
ncnicy if it fail*- to I ure. K W <
signature i-oii ea.ii twx.
light Hays on Ills Bad
hikI enrtd willi two I of Dials
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Richmond. Virginia,
itn,l Hiine l.lnlii "k bim! nnd it
i chianti. Kl
my b*ek and could not move awl
after two I him now out aud to
'-iily your.,
lit ii.iiiKj,, North View. Va.
-.ml vt,, ii.nu. Urns I ".
MINERS ARE UNITING
Mitchell's Call For War Is
Being Answered.
AITHRACITE DIMIS MLLING UP.
Vii ir?l? r>l,l|, ni ttl I ...ni ormiiil/n
ttuiis (.enlim siriiim.r- lleeOKnl
lliin ul Bt*k??Muc-s V.ii
lite I.
RIIAMOKIN.ra .Sept 12 inn wlilrl
wiiKi campaign through thc anthracite
John Mlteh.ll. president of the
1 iitl'-.l Mine Worker- ,,f Am
gctttng his followers into linc In an?
ticipation of th.- conrcnUoo tu be held
iu Shaiiiokln next In.inlier The re?
sult of the convention will be of tho
Importance, a- the delegates
what demands shall be
in ttie
-pring
Then, is |,ul,, doubt that tiny will
-I. f'ir the r.gnltioii nf their
-" thal they niiiy obtain formal
contracts regulating their dealings
with the mil:. [| i- also likely
y win demand n reduction in
Work and an Itu i
In t",' i.\ department of work.
Mitchell -poke nt MOOnt liil'inel Irt-t
and at New rhiladelphla HS
i herc laid 1 tired,
hut plumper and stronger In appear
.nd his brown
mapping with energy and conti?
ne win make this h
.linnie; .:ng to
iring town- ? snd rs*
.: al night
"What i- th,, present condition of the
liuti-i Mine Worker-' organisation in
- 'ii':" Mr Mitchell
.'iv Ktrong," wns tbe emphatic
reply. "Om organisation baa main*
ii tic tin,i from BOOOO t" 80,.
inmi paid up ineiiil,. Hiding
w nh the national body. I
re n large nuuibei of men who
keep np with theil locals, but who ure
ii (ron at beedqastl
tbe time my tour cl.* I hope to have
fully 100,000 men m the district and
! unions umi perhaps p.
ihe utin.ist we could got
would be 134,000 or 129,000
rc only counted as oin* member.
in the strike of ll*"--" we demanded
?inion of the sliding * rue bs*
minimum -
.-tautly t"li that the pried
?vhs going down, ami they had
line the booka Now. nuder the
new nu t, tl rough tbe commis?
sion, there is a minimum, snd the booka
Inspected by members of the
Union at Washington "
"\\ nat are the -, ices of
the men m the anthracite region.'"
main thing here thst demands
lent ls the time of labot ll.ls
inmeiitnl i-ucstlon ol trades un?
ions all our the world, as the demand
Ij 1- uni\ .-i
bituminous miners wtirk eight hours a
day; tl ? millers w.irk niuo
riiei might continue t" do so ix
other workers did no! have eight hour
this difference exists
tentmen! "
shin l M><- l.ms O, rr.
St R WI i i.V, l'a , Sept ta OB ac?
count of tbe Inability "i Pi I
Mit. hell of the United Mine Workers
to be pi"si ut the celebrated si
In which the constitutionality sf the
ct ts attacked, went
over until the ic vt term of cu rt.
Should the operators succeed in annal*
? :t would linke lt ; |
-..Ines in casf
i labor, which
wider the present conditions is unpoo
sibie. ' v miner n l
arm"! vviii thnt be hue
veins' experience lu the min.-s
anti ls competent t" h.mile ,.\i i
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WARNS AGAINST DRINK.
.llillll ll ll.iel.i I. li. r lilllie*,rs Ililli*
I III.* ..ll ll. l.t ll.
<ii:\ BLAND, I'. Sept 12 Don't
be a gOOd fellow," said John Ii RockO*
t.v the null's Ribla
; the Euclid Baptist church 'I
love my fellow man, and I tnk. I
? in i m. i' "it be cont I
ii pit.h in and be ens of
rd. Be moderate Bs rory
ite Don't ht go-fl fellowship
li.tlil mi iou If you do
v you,
but your progeny, th" families of gen?
erations to come There I l
trouble
it he ll g"...l fellow. I
have not taken my first drink yet.
4 my friends think that I take
'?ut i dont i bera
:l. I love my
fellow man, nnd I have stuii.-d him
carefully lt is my iii'
? iifall ls traceable, direct?
ly or indirectly, to tho victim
fellow-! ! cheer muong his
bo coi
go. We have i
' : lb mis our asy?
lum*. ? ?nrbousss nn.l the
him and dont bc u good fellow "
ttiiiiilinu nf Kn- ll?.< null I lah*.
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AlH.it- Sm ti ssful.
When ludlgi
Kodol Dyspepsia (. ure
mil cur. ., and ail troubles
resulting therefrom, tim- pre vt cling
?terrta , | the Monaco. Di
.rough, of League. W. Vs
mitering from Indtgratlon or
I w. uld -ay there ls BO
better remedy than Kodol Dj
llai'll lt for i
.
Ki tl"l lu-i-1 sie Cure
you eel the Mom* I
Soldi'} Vt
CONDENSEO DISPATCHES.
V.lilllie Karilla ur thc Work llrlcflf
< liroiilcl.il.
The reatta! stock of th.- Alan Dals*.
? ioiii fields company wns h
from 12,000,000 to tf-'i """.'??'
Warrants have bi for four
: ishurg state
Normal school of pennsylvania on thc
charge of furnJahtes supplies to an in
stltution receiving state aid, iii viola
..ti int of thc assembly.
Correct Oguree msde public on th*
Britt aud Nelson eeatSBt nt San I'ran
tbs! tin; total receipts were
?fis,.'li; Th*| amount was djTtded ns
follows xhe winner, Ni i
iiiniiagcinent.
110,904
The Kev. Jacob F. Kuri/., ai.
trie preacher of York. Pa . is on bia
way to Washington, whare In- hopes p
he able t" deliver ii "mi" mm.
mon" to President Booeerelt ii
he will say nothing to the president ex
cept thc words of his sermon uni vrtll
theo retire quickly.
Very many employees of the i
pnrlineiit In Washington and in the va
nous navy yalda will bc affected bj
the adoptiOB nf ii rit-vv policy by the ile
pertinent respecting promotions, whan
thc in- try heretofore ban
been paid out of the lump fund for ln
? f thc navy,
riivsiiinus arc BmSBfld at th-' ex
ira "iillnory action nf thc inlutl of Roy
It.uley, n child six years oki of Port
land, Me., who fell about two month
ago and Injured his brain. Everything
i When asked t"
speii his nome or other words in- spells
kiviird, letter for letter.
One of thc must reiniirkab!'
aver treated nt the wills Bys hospital
in Phllsdelpbla ls that of WtUtsn Har
? nc of whose ..yes hail been cut
in two by a piece of glass, re-a
the destruction of its power of ristoa,
and who ha- had the uso of th
slmoat completely restored by an aper
at lt >u which Included tlie sewing to
.'.tl.er "f tin' cornell, the outer portion
of the eye that resembles glass, with
?:
M..nillir. Sept, 11.
i"Ut Palms has been anani
nooaly renominated by the Moderate
party eooventioe as ii candid
the presidency of Cuba
Tour persons srere drowned ta the
. river st Dover, N. II, ns tho
result "f two accidents. Iii eic?:
ono of the victims met death In trying
to save another.
r my that
Amalgamated Copper earnings arc
over fldrOOOiOOO for the eurie,
The Kolas Cootra!*! annual report
shows ni Barning! of nearly ?
OOO.
Thirteen members of tho family of
Abraham Crt| Gannan
citizen ..'. ; ? mtv, Indianapolis,
Iiid. have met violent deaths within
the BOSBOry of pen 'Bl hiing near by
mer*! borne,
Alleging thnt be has been dsmsged
r00,000 by the fail?
ure of Thoa n "f Boston
? sn agreement with him, Lela
ii Kahn of Unique, Mexico, entered
suit against Mr. Lawson In the su?
preme court for that amoBOt
Band Powder milla, six miles
south of Cnlontown. Pa , have 1.n
entirely wiped out by au ezplos
the thirty two men who went to work
in the niils nineteen are known to ho
dead. Of these thirteen ban
identified. Scores "f people In H
of I'alrcliance, within half a mlle of
the powder mills, were morq or ins
painfully Injured.
Benjamin Taylor, seventy years old,
of Colebrook, Wanstead, Conn, former?
ly i preacher and who bsd beei
ly blind for several years, regained bis
sight His Joy was s.i great thnt it nn
bn In need his minti He I" now a rev*
lng maniac The probate court oom
milted lilm to UM State Hospital I'.tr
the Insane, and ho was taken to tho
asylum In Middletown by Sheriff C C.
MM.ll. brooks
Sm tirrill , , air-*f. 0.
?ari Loeb luis written the may
or of Montgomery, Ala , steting that
len! Roosevelt will be In Moot
' t ,'.i for three boars
Charis! I, Neill sf Washington wns
unanimously sleeted president of the
Association of Otflciuls of Bun
i.itbor BtstMtcs of a morice >i .1 Mc
f Lansing*, Mich , was el
member of the ssecutive eoauulttss
: .Hit I Jell, lal A von lt..gus
lawskl, well reputed as n military
writer SUMS his retirement In 1MX1 and
an officer whose opinions wore often
QBOtsd during the BOSBO JspOOSSS vvar.
is dead at Bat Ito He waa serreaty-one
years old
Keir Admirnl Charles J. Barclay
wns pla.isl OB the retired list of the
navy on oeeouut of ag" after forty Ave
c.intuitions sin |,o Admirnl
? ls a native of Pennaytvsnlfl
nnd w as appointed to thc naval nomi
piny of that state In September, USO,
Charged with larceey, three women
tstody lu <'hlciigo. mid In their
iirr.-t tlie pollen declare they bs
lured tho women members of ii band
svtiritllers who In the garb of
tullis and priests have vtctlBBlssd ninny
residents by soliciting oontnbutl '
1 orphan asylum.
Ashton Holmes, a segre banged in
Ihe Jail nt Clinton, N. 0 . for criminally
ismitilting a young negro girl last Mny,
? tl great calmness While stand?
ing on the gallows With the ropi
tils heck ||,. said he Wll- hllllgrT Sad
iskei for norm* hard boll. !
left in his ceb -ht and
md by tbe mea sri
Immediately afterward hanged
Trl'lnt, ?,p?. a.
Joseph Holdobler BOd wife ,,f War
tieltl, N>b . ??*
:"hiesgo anal sent to the Punning nsy
nra. They arrived In Chicago n few
jriTt tigo anti were wandering about
wi'li their two (luldnn v/BSB ph'k
td up.
The government of Australia has
*" prohibit the American
listisetSi trust doing business In New
firs rand. The premier hus replied that
this ls Impossible, but somethlntr. mny
tie done if local manufacturers agree
After working three hour* and walk
ng to his hm; ted while suf?
fering from a fractured skull Benjamin
a, gchooley of Chicago, forty-seven
Nix which I
from " lld fell on :.
ibo : f|?. put!
dliisi"iis ,,f Hiihtdetpbli '
about (Maa,
beta i' --? ? report
Bleat names on the list, but th.
without
Outhit pr,...' | tho**,
removed will be pot on in other dis
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I lill, s.l? , s, ,,, 7
-J "-?l fol* til'
of thc Kiissian weended.
Albert T. Hiker.
' sh,,t anti killed himself Ht his
-i ive in rerir.v.
lilia.h"
Ol' I' .,f the
bureen of animal industry in ti
cultural department ed his
tlon, and If his I.n a
It ls ann.nm.i in a dispatch from
:k that for: i ton B.
Parker I . ..illus
counsel for the Brooklyi
Transit company nt un annual salary
it 1100,000.
Lord Charil ommaudlng
ihf Britlah Mediterranean Beet, han
rested a sensation in thc beet by or
'..ii of an c
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DANIEL IN
BABYLON
Saadiy School Leuos lor Sept. 17,1915
Sp*cl*'i-r Prepare', I ;r TM* I'apar.
1.ES80N TEXT -
vera-.* i? \J
tia heart that l
-Daniel IS.
TIME-Soon after the .itt.-wk of N*
buchadnezi-ir upon Jehalaklm, king of
Judah. U. C. Sufi, wi i .a made
oaptlve.
t Tlon. on thi
scnti'Ti'KAi. kkfkiu .
?ncaa la Daniel In Bask ll ll. ?; a J; refer?
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th* relation between Dart,
ti- v l li with Dna I
IIB wit! Si v l ;; wiri .
Vt; K. v | ll with J.un 7 '. ?, II. v. |
Dan. l-ai; iii.
Keir. ?.ia w:;h Pin 1 ii. i
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exile.
Comment and Suggestive Thought.
V. 8. "But:" Although, as see
'ling waa done to
make th" captives forget their land
and th'lr Coi "Hauli 1." Ile waa
about ll years old at this time. '"Pur
n his heart .1 firm
resolution. Illa three friends shared
In the purpose. "Weald BOt defile
MB iBBg looked
upon food from the table of the king
of Babylon as deft!1- | 1) It
would most probably Include some ar
tlclea of food prohibiii I hy Cod's law
(Lev. li). (2) Tba Bsbyloalsas did
not oonforni to tbe Jewish law* In
regard to killing animals to ha used
for food, hence they would he unclean
to the Jew. (3) It was th,* i SStSBI of
the heathen then, as in Paul's time,
to odor a portion of the food of each
meal to their gods, and eating of this
food would lie looked upon as partiee
pating rn Idolatrous worship. (4)
Pampering the body with luxurioini
food weakens one's moral purpose,
renders bim morn liable to stn.
V. 9. "Into favor:" Ood Influenced
the hiiarl of thc eunuch, uni of I
favor Daniel Ifndoubt. illy Me did
this by making Daniel ph-asing In
hts character and manner*), lt was alt
the harder for the capt hw to oppose
a master who was kind to them.
V. 10. "I fear . . . the king"
The eunuch waa willing to grant Han
lei's strange request, but hesitated last
tho ptain food might have a bad effect
upon the health tit hit* char | II
| entertain.'.1 the en.
Idea, still held by many, that wine waa
good for the health af bed* and mind.
Alt experience protea that lt In?
jures both,
v. li. "Mallar' Bet v. r, the
steward." The one who attend'-d per?
sonally to the distribution of fool.
The eunuch"! name- was Ashponaz.
"Daniel, Hsesalah, Mlehset, A-.arl;th "
These Bl
youths. On coming to Babylon tiny
. Barned l Shad
rach, Meeheeh and Absdai
V. 12. "Provo thy (live
us a trial to teal tba matter. "Pules."
The seeds of certain leguminous
plants, much like Nans; or, vegetable
food of any sort may be Included In
this term.
V. 13. "As thou BBSSt:" Ile could
then note what offc I I Hst
had upon their physical constitution.
V. 14. "Consented to them;'' tall
them have such food as they I
V. ll .[ices . . . fair?
er and fatter." Tia resoB of
lbs trial was most gratifying.
V. 18. "Took away the portion:"
The Hebrews were no longer ssl
eat sf the defiling fool NStS i dat the
lon fra ti-tl ales this:
"Took away their dainties:" Think
of the heroism on the part of grow?
ing hoys In voluntarily depriving
themselves of dalt/
V 17 "(tod gave them knowk
? :al en?
dowments and attainments are again
and again ascrlb-d to dod. Some nf
theae, like the visions, came ll
from God; hut others, like tho knowl
'.'lolled, Were bestowed
' upon the young BtedeatS
through their own faithful rtudy.
V. IS. "At the end of ?
Their training eOBtteeof three years.
"Bring them In " Winn they
appear before the king for their ex?
amination.
V. ll. "Communed with t
I their attainments In knowl?
edge. "Among them all." In all tho
I ? rSOStvtBg this physical and
il training.
V. 20. "Mattera of Inf
flcult questions concerning which tho
king consulted the I I nnii
of his court. "Magicians." A priest
ly class, skillet In ? mys?
tic writings. "'As'' Men
who alu?!.
omy, and the superstitions of a-ttrol
?igy, which at that time
: to the etudy sf tbs heavenly
? Han
t ','ie'l in the j,'!1 ic service of
of Babylon for about TU
. aa now, tea
lng was conducive to lon?- life
Practical Points.
V. 8. "Dare to be a Da
to have a purpose tr. make
lt known.*'?Acts 11:23.
V. 8. Sinful Indulgence eedles !x>th
body and soul?1 Cor. 3 17.
V. 8 Polite and courteous
ment of others ls a ('dr.-flan duty.
*L0V? as brethren, be pit |
teous."
i ne sure way of winning true
bj to show the spirit of Christ
"A mau that hath friends must show
himself friendly; snd there ls a friend
that stlcketh cloner than s brother."-?
Prov. 18:24._
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