Capital journal., September 06, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 3

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" m 1 aUrid ill "3 Army Lads and Lassies.
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dlsoowiy of
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has ban o:i
torKdbytho leadtngtclen
tlflo men of
Kun.ro end
Il'jdyan fa
purely vego
lludyan etoix
Pramaluren:s3
Of tho dls
charge la 20
days, fnrcs
LOST
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Nervousness,
KmUoloiiB
middevclorxi
nud restore
week organi
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pack. lofsei
bv day o
MANHOOD
nl,Mstoppc
culcklv. Over 2.000 private endo-scments.
IWuSturinftf mean Imjotennr t" i AnJ
start. It I a tymptom of ikTnlnnl weakness
andbarrcmies'. It can bo stopped In 20 days
bythotueoflludran. ....n...ii.
Tboncw d seovcry was raaln by thoBnecIal'
Isli of tho old famous Hudaon Madlcal Inttltute.
It lithe atroiiRCst Tltallrcr xuadc. It Is very
mwerftil. but lmtrnlCM. Sold for 81.00ft pack-
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vtllboaant to ypufoofollcliarRea.
end for olrculcrannd tcatlmonjalf. Address
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icllou Stockton, ninrlwt A: KI1U SU
Hull rraiicim;u
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Sums,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness &. Saddle Soro.
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
blisters,
Insect Bites,
AH Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
VV1! Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissuo
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquer
jVlLkcs flan or Beat wclJ
jijnlri.
MONEY TO LOAN
tffi'sar'ffliKfflSa
'without del HAMIio( 4JM0IB.
jjojiH Bnk bnliainj.
'J&rrraH Constipation,
rijKrafl Falling Sen
iSj-wJftvJS nation. Ncrr-
VjMfrijSf una twitching
ALfKftl end othoi
jUvJfin Btrcngthons
Wlriffia Jnylnotatci
5,f MiTOj and tonca Hie
Sfcl'iAvJlSa entlromtcm
:l,'Mi'Vi Mudian cum
rttdfttiKUia Dob
Jpfi
f iidfriiii ruts ie.jvyn
ON LAND AND SEA.
low the SnlrntlnnlM Inrnilcit riftliAvo.
nue AatimUliIni: nrnnlli of tlin Army.
A Hnlvntl.m Cruiser mi tlm Snrrntncnto.
Alan Kaltntlon Slagi-coach.
About a ilo7i'ii yrnn niro the wnvfnrpm In
various American cities wcro astounded nt
tho sight of Rtrnntto prcceslons. Men In
tnlforms tliatwctm-d n thoroughbred cross
)etvoen tho ontllt ot n vllliifra timid and
he get up of a sleeping enr porter, women
-mostly toll niul ungainly - lurcoop shovel
BKM.IKO TUB WAH CUT.
honncU mul drefucs without suspicion of
hoops or patlillnK. bcntlng drums mid tnm
bourlnes, traversed tho streets wnllluR
rather than singing:
Oh, cs, salvation's free,
O-o-oh, yei, salvation's freo,
Sald-l-tfitlon's frco for you and mo.
l'ra-a-n.lfo Gtxll Salvation's free I
Of coursu this was not their only song,
tind most of their tunes wero extremely
"Jlggy." "Old Dan Tucker" wivs n great
favorito with them for iiwhllc, anil n popu
lar opcrntlc nlr was used to tho werds:
My alns nro washed away
Ily tliu blood of tho I-amlj;
My alns aro washed nwuy
Ily tho blood of tho Lamb
Washed away, washed away,
Washed nuay by tho blood of tho Lamb.
Apparently theso people wcro from tho
lowest strntu of lmtnanlty, nnd while tho
curious asked who they wcro tho old fellow
from tho backwoods Is nllcgcd to have got
off tho old standard Joke, "It do bent all
what critters a mnn tecs when ho hasn't
got his gun with him."
It was tho Salvation Army. In 1805 Wil
liam llootb, a youiiK nud terribly earnest
Methodist preacher, began In tliu WJiIto
chapel region nnd adjacent dlstrlctsof last
London tho work which 1ms madu hlra
fainoUB. Tho Idea of tho present organiza
tion long floated In his mind beforohogav
it definite foun, but at last success crown
ed his pluus, and tho army developed Into
Its prcsient form nnd received Its jiamo In
1870. Hoothsawwhatn fascinatlou there
is in niirao, uniform, colors and thomllltnry
Idea generally nnd determined to utilize
these adjuncts to tho best advantage.
This army Is now organized In S3 nations.
It haa 10,780 commissioned ofllcere and mil
lions of private soldiers and nuxlllarlcs
and holds at least 10,000,000 meetings year
ly, It publishes 83 weekly Journuls and 15
monthly magazines with an aggregate an
oual circulation of lO.MO.OOO. It has prop
.rtvtn tho value of M.0D0.C00, nnd its an
nual Income, mostly In donations of verv
small sums, nmounts to nearly as much
more. Its services of song nnd prayer are
rendered In every langnago in Europe, ex
cept possibly tho Turkish, Lop, Iinsque.
Gaello and some of tho obscuro districts of
the Boutheastern regions. Its uniformed
bands are seen in fans, itoine, wiuinu,
flerlln and St. Petersburg, nnd If one can
udgo from tho small nmount of persecu
tlon encountered thero has either been n
marvelous ndvnuco In religious liberty or
tho BalVAtlon Army 1ms a marvelous fac
ulty of winning friends and disarming prej-
In nil this there Is nothing strictly new.
Every century nnd nlmost every genera
tion for 2,000 yenrs has produced n new
and crratlo religious movement that for a
time seemed to sweep nil before it. Y Uat
Is new nnd Indeed amazing is the rapidity
with which the Salvation Army has gained
unon tho refined and philosophic, classes.
It was received with n chorus of derisive
laughter by the mmuiuuu ami Br.ou..
anproval by the conservatively religious;
ft fs now favored by the highest d Ignltarlei
of Protestantism. It began In the slums;
It Is now In good society. Now, therefore,
U the time to look for n decline In Us fierce
energies if It follows the course of former
similar movements and a gradual change
toformal method. But wo shall tee what
weshalli.ee. .
Christianity was 250 years old before the
philosophers even condescended to notice it.
The learned und wealthy looked on It 1th
sort of contemptuous pity. Ihe llrst
Protestnnta in the Netherlands were derl
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THE 8ALVATIOS CnUISER.
aively called "bueux," a rather dirty word,
which may by courtesy bo translated "beg
gars." In England fhe learned complained
tWitwas impossible to reason with the
LoUanlsi that they were too stupid and
iCToSnttobo capable of reason. Macau
luy Intimates that the first Quakers In Eng
land were a little too crazy to run at large
iSVotlulte crazy enough tobehutup.
and there are plenty of people still living
wfoSmbwbavassaldo the early
Su and Christian WpU nl
theSalvatlonlsts bare become almost fash
ionable In 10 years. .
Mrs. Balllnjfton Booth U to the Balya,
tlonArmy what Sclina, countess of Hun
thirfonTwas to the early Mttbodists. Led
byher.thearroyinvadedFlftbenuecarlj
Sd vlth remarkable sneceaj. And
she was Introduced by Rev Dr. E. Wal
Slemrcen.of all peWns.lni? .world
The offloialsof Korea wear upon their
hats tho figures of various bfrdiaud aa
imals.
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mimug-s iMRihutiigs u a ttttu
All my versos wcro digressions from
ofllco work. They carno without lnvttu
tlou, unmnnueredly, lu tho niiture ol
things, but thoy had to come, nnd thi
writing out of them kept tne healthy
nntl nnuiRcil. To tho best of iny roniutn
branctf) no one thun dlscovuretl tlnir
grievous oyuloism or tholr pessimistic
tendency, nnd I was far too busy nud
too hnppy to take thought about these
tiling.
So tlioy nrrlved morrlly, being born
out of tho lifo nbaut mo, nud thoy wero
very bad indeed, nnd tho joy of doing
them wn.s payment n thousand tiinu-s
their worth. Some, of course, cmuu nnd
ran nwny again, nntl tho dear sorrow of
going in search of these (out ot ofllce
hours nnd catching them) was nlmost
better thnn writing thorn clear. 'Bad as
they woio, I burned twlco nt ninny as
wcro published, nud of tho survivors at
least two-thirds weiu cut down at tho
last moment. Nothing can bo wholly
beautiful that is not useful, mid there
fore my versos wero nindo to oaso off
tho perpetual (strife between tho mana
ger extending his ndrertiBomouU nud
my chief fighting for his rending mat
ter. They wero born to bo nacrilloed.
Rukn-Diu, tho foroniau of onr side, ap
proved of thorn immensely, for ho was
n Moslem of culture. Ho would Bay:
"Your pootry very good, sir. Just com
ing proper length today. You giving
inoro soou? Ono-third column just prop
er. Always can tnko on third pago."
Rudyard Kipling in WcClnro's Maga
zine Muilo ami llrtdcra.
Tho majority of rondors havo doubt
loss heard that it is possihlo to "flddlo
n bridgo down," or, In other words,
that musio will materially iiijuro such
strncturos. Porsous who roally bollovo
that mnslo will causo such vibrations
in n bridgo ns to throw it from its foun
dation piers, if kopt up for n sufficient
lougth of time, cito tho fact that when
nrmios uro marching orders nro given
to Btop tho mnslo boforo tho troops roaoh
tho bridge, espoolnlly if thostruoturobo
ono built on tho suspousiou plan, isut
this is not done beennso thero is nny
daugor to tho bridgo on account ot tho
vibrations caused by tho musio, but bo
causo tho uioasured troad of n vast
nuinbor of men keeping stop would sub
ject tho structure to n grontor strnlu
than nn irrcgulnr ngltation. Tho reason
of this is obvlousi Tho bridgo Bufforn
least strain when nt rost When in uni
form motion throughout nil its parts,
it ncquires n momentum equal to tho
outlro suspended weight multiplied by
tho voloclty of such motion. This being
tho caso, it is clonr that n uniform
downward vibrntion will soon roaoh tho
breaking strain, while tho Fnmo disturb
ing forces, noting irrogulnrly, would
counternot each other to n cortuin do
grbo and thus bo far Jess trying. St.
Louis ltopubllo.
Interpreting Nature.
Taking mankind ut largo, porhaps
wo shoilUl And them accounting for tho
phouotnona of nnturo qulto as much
from tholr foollngs ns from reason.
Miuds of tho most practical bent nro
often tho most servllo slaves of preju
dice. Tho nttltudo of tho Mohamme
dan mind toward inodoru soiontiflo in
quiry Ib shown by n littlo colloquy bo
twoon nn Algerian Kabylo nnd fin Eng
lish artist who roports tho conversation.
On ono occasion n group of Kabylus
was standing around whou I abruptly
loft off working nnd began gathering
my painting traps together, "for," said
I, "I boo tho wind is blowing tho clouds
iu this dlroctlon. It will ralu. "
"Tho wind docs not push tho clouds, "
said one. "You can boo thorn moving
lu difforcut directions nt tho Bamo
tiino."
"BntBuroly," snld I, "you can icr
oolvo any day that it is tho wiud that
movos thorn."
"Does tho wind movo tho buu?" said
bo.
"No, of courso it doesn't,"
"God Bid to tho sun, 'Movo always
In ouo dlroctlon, ' and to tho clouds no
aid. Movo about ns you pleaso. '
"Is not that sof" nam no, appealing
to his oompauious. Youth's Compan
ion,
In a Harry to Get There.
"If ear wo will never get down town at
this Blow eait," Bald n restless, pale
faced woman ns alio .handed her fare to
a Third avenuo Burfuco conductor the
other night.
For a time tho conductor was sllont.
Then, turnlug, ho whispered:
"Do you Beo tho glitter in her oycaT
"Yes, very plulnly."
"In another hour Bhe will bo
crazy'
As tho car rolled down tho Bowery
tho woman lookod through tho window,
and tho light fell full in her face. Iler
eyes gleamed red nud bright. Then the
nnndnctor leaned in lit the door and
"It isn't fur now only a fow blocks
raoro."
"You fool," Bho replied, "how dare
yon Jrivo bo slowly! Ilad I known this
I should havo como another way," and
half rislug from her seat Bho glared
through tho door.
The conductor Bmuea saaiy, "u ovoj
thero was a hopeless caso," he mutterod,
"hers is ono."
"TTnva von known her longr was
"Yes, a year or more. Bho often corao
down on my late run. At first aho was
quiet enough, but now eho crows worse
and worse."
"What caused her Insaultyr
"Insanity" and he tamed as thontjn
In astonishment. "Why, Bhe Is But ut
tano. She bits the pipe. Walt till we
get to tho Chinese district and you will
seo."
His words were truo. She left the car
at Mtt street. New Yort Herald.
Tin- wurU ut constraotion on the Ulxv
-in'"- tJjiiou City and Cincinnati rail
road Inw bwn delayed by difficulty in
securing right of way near Bluff ton, Ind.
The nutter has been settled now, how
vr. nud worU is to bo pressed,
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