Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 14, 1891, Page 12

THE OMHAA DAILY BEIE: SATU <« VARCH 14, 1ISN—-TWELVE PAGE ~ — e Ot wtm—. .k RSER—— W— MORE ABOUT SUNDAY PAPERS, P SOMETHING TO LAUGH ABIUT, | 1Y \ BROWN STOCK FARM., COMMENT 1N FELIGIOUS CIRCLE PICKINGS AND STEALINGS OF WITS f s 1 . The entire length of our magnificent show ) e Uy M Y Seciey s Amoriean Star How Miniter are Persecuted-ltes) i : S d exhibit of our enormous Spring stock of | gy yires Calts and Files For Sal Won of the Bible S Golng 1 dnny Thing: that Are Flosting o Marcs, Colts and Fillies For Sale, ownd and with Waich You Tuielud fng two by e seront Blaek Witkes; sie On Whate Cheistian Works il A [ ek W B ; of Winstow Withes \ bl Wil he Better Nequainted v Sovenr-old Wilkos Atk o S e yolngg s neATly y ‘ Chrow gl ¥ one Eriends, - send for ntaloguei or ntier s f M P. BROWN, - - Papil lon, Nob e ' e W. S. ROBINSON, play Tlore ar ui t the country i v branch of our busingss has now reached such proportions as to tate — where such pict proh and Ouha should adoptan ordina ey i t s w lots i order to supply each scason’s demand in Hats, the o that were | kind. The evil effect of s [t s . t Chiemist and Assayer oA u WL Laboratory ofthe Unic t Hiliway Compuny i his While the ity ¢ engaged | Stuffs worth > vl ingordinunces tion of pron for the i unieinal finanees Booth, buthe was t erman than the 1 the improve { = | Special Attention Given to Ores, hapes . Our Spring stock embraces Waters and Ol § casional eccentricitios inconsistent with very ordinury Donver dirt down charcter, Hiy was very like that of our line | i 1112 Dodge St., Omaha, Neb REMEMBER 3 assassin, aud as f shot woind, he | seems o me that son + wmight be < stiok A fow o Stin i the BibIe | T In Cinciotat was o may not v vally ko 2 v You can seicet both qualicy and style 1 every resp et to the Dunlap or Knox. In our IS THE NAME OF THAT MRS b ittoo on the revision of the Hible sl k o guess Stetsor md Knock 8 for general wear, you will find prices the Wonderful Remedy I ok e ILE i o e B s et s e vedueane e oyt consiclera tion., Childien departinent, cvery mother knows if there s any - | That Cures GATARRH, WAY-FEVER, COLO n S rarhe oyt o s | 1% Lieae theciad hweriun Sl X ittt St i | thing new in the market to find it here. Fhe protracted cold weather has by the HEAD, SORE THROAT, CANKER, e T e bl B il l:.(n“hli,l\' i e il il Hhaiie s 1 no means retarded our prepuation spring clotiing line. We are ready for you with a | ®rico s1o0. nd B@VNUHmS. Pint Hotties herif possible, As to the charge of drinking | Testament com pan nooon ¥or Sale by leading Drugg: ! estament. com pany L easily Ve A d ( & ding gEIsts, headmitted that hedad a bottie of beere sent | preparations for an American et o edithes] ithau bl superh line of S y Overcoat Dults « PREPARED ONLY 1Y : ts in Trouserings, and a most com- to om and had swallowed the content 5. It 1s propmed o incorporate the Acwording to aunl Mawey, ther s T o S | it Sy oo ot | 40St et b o S | plete and novel e ot Far ishing o ds, Klinck Catarrh & Bronchial Remedy Co. chapter headinges taken from the we nccomplished clocutinist, His pride” was | the test, and the references to quototions | downm Tombstone, for instanc 5 ©2 JACKSON 87, CHICAGO, ILL. nariby tho il orin but [t maalt | ot GltTosamontin the Nl e | s anpoos it 3w wit eneest) - Dom't Fail to See the Hat Display, Cor. 15th and Douglas. HLARE UL wasof highcharacter and well kniown and i i LYUN & ivic i Passi A make suggestions f workand mixes 1 yetion th s nent people in Georda, The proof thist ke | protty cortain that before many ing behind the bar ing | Money (heorf : IS [5) ¥ | AL Sl L LIRS wasnot Wilkes Bwth was in his larger | gmended edition: ofthe revised New Testa- | Worcstershive sinee, i with § iaee N R i Y | b frame. othwas slight and alert; Arne | uent will beealled for, and if provited will | impartiality, and the result is R eSS eert v | k J | 3 stroug wis somueh broader and decper in- | me into eviensivo us Four veurs | that will il Piate Didian in g B 9 vy ! i : | of prejudice. One of tr ges was that I‘u he “ nd shoulders i;u\‘ there is no work ny those who will represent best 1the "l' Ir‘ v ]“ e ‘v“ *down hefe ! " thaice the twomen wero the sime seholarship of the leading aenominations of | fast an found myself twenty-lour hours ¥ e . i e o - Cielstians, ln this Country, intor Diaustiously tiking my wonoy rrom | Sv We Corner 15th ani Douglas. RELIAGBLE CLOTHIERS. Eisisey BRECHVA'S HAREPSONG, cationalist, ought to give tosucha v n | the pockets of wie piir of pa s and at prostige. transferring it to atoh In Eruest Rhys — act ually trying o rob myself, Little harp, at thy cry British Intlerance. - He shall come in good time One of the firstacts of 1Rov. K. Sy thies, Why the Var Closed. And thy sword-soig ou bigh rector of Hathern, presents at, ox traordinry New ¥orh High shall chirae, case of intolerance, Having becc involved | Lants Boy Was your pana out in in a controve with a Primitive Metholdist | war! Little harp, in bis br minister, ho senta lotter tohim addressed, | Swall's Boy No, but he wanted to s Is the five: in his haund Rev. W. 8. Spen Ranter Preacher, ana he would ” have gone if they had nee il In the sword and the rein Loughboroueh.® The cpistle contained this | him or mrand. passag ‘Some men bear their charvacter Tant's Boy () stamped off their races. “Two or three per Small's Boy —Was your papa o=t in the Little harp, like the wind sons o whom you w pointed out last | wart Is s strength; like thy song \I\l'\hu‘\\luk came to ne atterw 1 and said T.unt's Boy Well \}' 108 so. 1 hehadu't Ave his wors, tounbind they never saw aman who so evidently car- | been they would be fighting now o y - R ey e s 88 T CURES DISEASES WITHOUT MEDICINES your features plainly betokened there was 1o Constan, iteader, . Little harp, if his name meantess o low, disreputavle falsehood of Life's Calend G R i e e e T mey) ELECTRICITY is LIFE. attention to Rev. Mr. Smy thies | 3usiness M Well, what ar DaoanpL Mo Stuge Bfcctin Churei. [t i Patenfed August (6, 1887, Improved July 28, 1890, oW tho &tis O f Wales thrd Pie sexton of one of the New York | Editor -0 5 1owas just thinigang 2 Jent's Bielt with Spin RS aa Ladies® Belt with Spinal Applianee Himall King ! ehurches has recently invented and perfected | Bow hard it beon Swith . He was an Enw, Anidednd A s OoiborAtecli b EEHIES & J\.f..._“,\“,..‘ A DarRlenee e wovel aud, as he' doubtless imagines, o utely dependent on that pap o he Theotogical Seminary. sivikingly effective piece of *business,” sivs Mo decisive nction taken by the boardof | Judee, ‘Theinterior of the clificeis always Mitwimonial Marplot din adim religious dusk until the time ISt Fiatdd Vadivitol for the collection. Then, us the vector deliv Mrs. Saith— Why won'tshe mavey bim | ers with deliberate sonorousness the words, Mr Stk His famly objected removes oubt asto the establishment of -t yourr light s-0 shi-ne be-fore m-c.u, Mes, Smith - Why,she was agreat favorite & theologienl stminary in Omaln. The school | U zealous fwn ry throws the throtfie [ with them, Ithoght when Lleft, 2 will open next Septem bee uitable rooms | wide open and dazzles the congregation with | Me Smith—But wdnt met lis wike < WY 4z Tocitdd i the eity, Thiee profossors nuve | the conbined vefulgence of a thousand gas- | and cildrn the b 5 ) B, 4 Guds’ B already been elected and a president will | lights, producing an effect similar to the — 21 probably be chosen during the sumuer, thrilling moment when the manin the ton Young X gain. Al thé leading church rs in | #allery of a Bowery theater “turs decal i the country have offered words of | ciumon Juliet.” How old is y Afather! i cheer aud - encouragement. for the _ “Aboutseven monts.* ow tneological school of Omahia. The hi- Ronghon the Bishops, “Seven what! ll‘”'\"'-" l‘ln:‘wl' el 5 5 Rew. W. I sstanford, editorof the Bean- | Sonths, The old boy's “A mew theological seminary at Omaba? | gelical, published at Har iz, Pa., who | ehildhood o y o 1 the olicy s 10 be followed—and itis | preached tosu aulience of people in BRI e At I Belt and Snspensory wi Lyman Béecher s—he said he did not believe | Ebenezer Evangelical chureh, made a state. | {1 sending his canonto Boston to beloaded— | ment that created quite s stiv and no little then Omaha isabout vight inlocation. The | amusement among bis hearers. In remark- | only way it conld bobetter would betohaveit | ing that he was willing to go wherever God directors of - the Presbyterian theological seninary, at the meting held last Tuesdy, Sli. fl; cure the following nd a mof any ki, A woman on the witness stand in a Freuch ol L axC AT T § . Bright's Dis: court was isked her age, and answered that CallCenta e Iian 3 gl backd vous Debility, 10 was thirty years old, Bay" said e Trdescretion in Y outh \ e Al Jigeuecs causod fron magistr: did younottell mo vou were TR o c wustion, Femule sonowhat further wost, but itis goolenough | sont him, he compared himself to a horse, on | lhagstrute il younotiell mo vou v o REL i gl " to Mul We ehallenge the world to - pro- where itis. They are startingont right, 0o, | which God puts the haruess and leuds him in | v aeor 3 thinh it very Hgel. s o' O Buwsserss O e sl a L e E Lo pon ook contiol orChewaiirar Tand i 13 ool platof Tand, thouch it ought b | bis own oot way, RRov. Mr Stanford saidd | 3000 Sutingly eliowledieing hier faly ; 160ry. Tor weakoss of moy In GIEaHd dHbeLIs 1 Lo TATT ISR ESS, (e Giie Gro B g5t mron it vis arger. o generons gentleman who gives | ho wos willinge tobe led by God, md then | bobicts SEnls oo s ot ono DO GAFEIC 10 A0y T or Wherdver thodiscuse (8 LOGATED, This 18 thie LATEST and twenty-five acres could mike itfifey, and set | twening to a party of clerney men who satnear | o fi e Rine ATEST [mprovement evermadd it apply iug Blcatrieity to tie BODY for the curoof discise o . ¥ ! I | of those women whosay one thing toduy and . i i ! 1 or us i remedinl agent. ome out with the balance onthe Hght side | him, bo said that' it God ~ so ordained e i 3 eetroGalvanic Tody” Belt s Just becn pateited and DIPROVED JULY 20, 1890, and s superior RIRMAS s nee S would rather be ahorse than a bislop.* another thing tomorrw. " touil otik vorybuyerdf a ielewinta e b thighe wil findilie Owen el 1o b it dimers from wil others, Cineinniti” Herald and Presyter ox- | expression cused o smile o pass through O IaT T TNon e tisn BATTERY lelt contain ic e of strength, except our N0 4 FULL POWER SOur brettoren round about = = e Phe Owen Beltis not Wire ar VOLTALC Beit, o 4 PAD, of iy deseription, ko baare dnder the improssion that there Cur lenevolence, “Bhere was an o maw who tork stoieh CURA LI b Elarily o i Ghlvanie, Batory. P Blocir curtant co e HIaT s o AL o et (£omrluints Till s nose lnd bt more than enoigh, tothie bady. and is worn only from four to41x hours diy or night. Afterexamintig this Belt you will buy no other, ae’ it 1a When it snarled through a siease, Tight o v woun, andstiperior toull others now offered for Sale, Khow th RE CONFIT © have in srise will require much hard worlk, the time | At St g 800 were o et That it had if y ou please, 1 our lum.lA..\ A 1l pligices, we will sendour FULL POWER NO. 4 BELT complete for mpladint: ¥ tates for the year 1500 were as follows 1 1. I plaints DIy cometo mike the star, and all | oo D v atall for the stough | fotospansib o pretics on ey s trialnd it doo ot PIROVE T0 15 01 DO WILAT W R you cun thechuren will sympathizo with the effort | BabUNS i i e Bt Ol L IR IN GOV G0 oLy Jearal o Biiacs Wb i s waatiige) foriou x froeyllinalmeadiiook of bt and rejoice inits acomplish ment Jongregntionalists.., . . : el e ’ llwith Eleetic ty with ol aepliveictiun or the wsoof medicine, Send ulso fors pairof D, Owen's Blectro The Northwest Presbytevian of Mine- | \im i ““_‘,'“\_"ml, S i) LG ’ o] ol which will o o TR i 7 R or olicine, Sl alo forn pairof Di Owen's Electrio apolis hus this to-siy B B niis . \ IEpIRL AL I 3 ek View DONOt wiste your moncy on Belts patentcd years ago. We have private consiltation rooms forladios as well as gents, o T Omaha bus csiablished o theologieal | Prestyteriuis . In a desperite mana, ana al wicalior i wsenn st s thow Vit i o ointon s i et Kol (o e (s e e ey sclool (o train minsters for the churches of Noie Aud silenced the protest with blow sandigs. il orwrite (o tie doctor, - Consultation &t the otiicc or by mail free, TLow to obtain Belts ol thirty duys Ll sec puge book. MENTION THIS PAVER. i western lowa, Nobr and Kansas. At first thought many will say that we have E v 15t \l“’”“‘ is holding " > I \ Y "(’f' Ag inxory ‘""' £ ‘o * _T \ 1 onjugh, Thor are vler cessful revive ceting in Boston “The Arizona Kickeris vroud to amnounce - ‘ sl i -~ gitaity seiools choigty, Thotn 218 1Y | ¥ Caniimal Taschoreanot. Cama i s presont et Cloud Gildues, T SCoINIBoadwavsiStiEeus, Mol APPLIANGE E}(l. Mississippi except one at San Franeiseoin | his soventyfivst bicthday ou Februa indefatigable il cwinent president of e S ————— : |G stern Fa chanige, will begin | = = P = — | eubryo, mid tis rgion comprises he home | Rev. G. ¢, Ware, rectorof Bmanuel clurel | (50 WWoters N e \ mission field where ministers are most in Deadwood, has *n appointed dean of the | | A g g i i 5 yerv morning one justlike that dropped as : T needed, Besides 1t enibraces twothivdsof | Black Hills by Bishop Hare wbout April 1, N1, This news is exclusive | Sy Bones was passine and the point struck ll { DR.J.E McGRE W, {s acall o found anew theological soiniary The benevolent contributions of the differ in that vicinity. Whilesuecessin this enter- | oyt ovangelical denominations in the United | biie 4 with the Kicker, as all important Local news | yin saare on top of the head. 1twent | Aboiizoset HarampliIb e el nasied I'te H of Gospel Liberty is the odest | s, Colonel Gilders came to this town so 1.2,‘». uih bim 1iko b A :I]Im o | a dozen divinity schools in ourchurel eastof | yoligions paper inthe country, having been | poorthathe had to bovrow asind bankto | e shiewalk, bolt fit Bk the Father of Waters, two dozen will ulti e sidewalk, boltuprigght, s Stiff as established September 1, 1508 Toopon. His qualities wero first brought to ¢ maslyloei el lpthy vos "There are two Baptist churches i London | v blie attention when he broke the post- | Y35 i £ How Ministers are ersecuted with over one thousand members Mr. | master’s juw. He next Killed @ cowboy over “Hardly. As soon as the icicle meited he No olass of poraome are more subjoeted to | Spurreon’swith 5854, und Dr. Cliflerd’s with | on Scotv's loun, folloved iup by antig | wolked oft” ul vight enogh. See!” AND 14436, , the halfbreed, in good shape and in & “AN extrordinary escape, truly perhapy aunogance of anonymous letters than minis Bl LS00 art aonrthalit D LGN EsI0h d won ahigh place in the esteemof | o Gdoated case. But I should thuk ters. Thi i ticularly true of thosein | of allustions, convened by the Evangelical W Towhamol: Nothing _snceeeds would be liable torakecold from the draught the smaller towns wherethe dominie's every | alliance, will bo held in Firenzo, Italy, in | Mkesuceess and nothing brings: suecessso | {irough the nole in nis body move is cagerly followed by dozens of eager [ Aprik rapidly as busting “Notat alll You see the wintor dimate } eyes. A Hamisburg, P, minister said to a | Judge Dixon recently decided against the ast) ikoa Woman. ere i s : Polograph mau: “When I first city of Passuic, N J., whose ¢ soners | A woman with aletter in her Land was i8N0 plea ant to take, as it is com- | attempted to collect taxes from St Nicholas® | fagling alloverthe fire alarm box atthe cor oat 26 R i Hias pavochial sehool, e e e ’ posedof all tho medicinal qualities d The agent of the Society of the Holy | u land usked i e that go to make new and rich blood ing the minister, and while those who donot i - ke ) 9 alked out in a stor Childhood in the United States reports that | ~Wantt tum in afive alerm, ma'am ¢ with 3 N y . Like him would refrain from saying so openly AT Al ontRRl0 it (L 4 LA e brass kuocker to iecp ithout ¢ mpelling the consumer to T T TR T A they v re means of letting him | S9LiNg tholast sic mouths of the year 1860 No, sir!” she snapped humsell warm pay | i i ise, " said he, [ can plainly see ministey [ know there was always ence ofopinion ammg congrregations v | 81,560,156 was collocted. B A R e thon ) Wl iricas. Abpiianens for Deformi es and Kuow of their dislike—and their method of | 3> k ail 3 ) , < ant Faciidon. Apparatus eni Remodios annoyance wis the anonymous letter, 1 de- | ‘Thepopeis displeased, according toa re : A oulsid e wrap is the thing for me: $1 A BOTILE FOR ONE-THIRD SYRUP | forsiceeweat matment of wees torm of disvase O O e, | cout wbie dispotch, with the last nomina- [ +You intendto say thisis not a letter-box. | 41"y knodker 1« made for i outsida vap, A but \ i e S T NIV and [ am coufident that [ haves aetters | Hons for bishops of the Catholic church in [ Of courseit isu't. No one thought iwas, T ] S0 0Haps it will sery g i | Which can be bought aiy weero for [ Jows PLENTS, Tt and Attentuico B T e 1 o ettt | o United States, This, itis stated, has oc- | was just seeing How the wires were connet thilty-Avecents B gallon, a8 allamrs | Ho SR Gh b e e wavs look for theignatuve fint. i€ thelot ;‘ll‘x::lm‘--i the delay in coufirming thelastuom- | ed 1o wo T R o0 kha s hrost Aol Great ¢ por ity eapaiilas are. BEGGS BLOOD | i s, Cane iy ter isunsigned orthereis anything suspt ations. Aud as sl 1 tho str k- ife SUR . - AYCER {5 | oysr Ki Nder. Bye, 15an Skin ana Blood ter 1s wisigiod erihorels miything supis |0 mgelin Earrson is closing asycowtul | Ing for & lsttertox abad boy shouted at tie | 1o o weal Being o cloryman, you | L Osv:IER aud BLOOD MAIER 5 | LV inedo tipordins: DINKASGSOK WON KN PRIVATE DISEASES e randing Tt anc throw it into thefire | serics of moetings in Seventeenth Street | kind hearted mani —‘Lefi—ieft—iid jou i (@ rivall-Helip 8 alon i | composedof pure medic n, and ale | b e e At oras, ava orwaste basket. Thats the bestway, It | Methodist Episcopal church, this eity, with | ever getlft. b to find oyt theseond und bad qualitios of | 1.ws the purchaser 10 add syrun, | Purne cmoment Sl Frvate ) onty it Sives 1m0 heart-bumings, and [ amnono the | services in commemoration of the contenary o a St Lowis Sunday ol tho younz luties in venr congregation Rl e St AL T o Making n Shechulty Sf gL | fTom business. The mostabsotute. cure forGLEED Worse oft fornot. having read the unsigned | of John Wesley. There isto bea holiness T BICS ST e drpses which 18 adylsed whon glven to | vinis ilhsatks DAt and a1l annoy ng dischieges over known to medioal 1oliors e yvillgdostake aeiossian Iy eontouial IREILE sheden 4 Toacher—Wiere did o devils go when | Tom Non at ivast e chance to chilciven. Al s succosstulls oot Metiotn | Siunen. SY (IS, 0 warrantod cure 3 40 e ke o have myboly speik out to my face,for o archlishopof Braga, who is also pri- | gnegwere castout of the man ¢ cover whichof the eirl I consider s dinz frienaly, butthe | mateof Portugal, has comploted all arrange- | 8 Anonymous lotte v your friend. | ments for the Portuguese Catholie con Smatl Boy—Into the s wine, Heis an encmy you anthe | which opens on Aprill. The chief subjects | 16 Years™ Experiencs, yourdr alassnsie el re. STRICTURE or pain I relleving ade Teachier—Correct, Aud where did Literar 3 « € Jour cake, ) wo y cural at | without tnstrument Ung, 3 swine 20 Now ey will f T A P \in i Weukness buck for discussion are the temporal power of the | Guail Boy —To Chicago, Spucer— sow Old 13 of, toduy | 1le forstorsx fordnt o PP positively eure scanos and } S ewspapers pope, the views of the church on tho various 3 > wd ho wasas gay s sy e A. T. McLaughlin, President | fomle dis e Metirew's Sunday S ewspaper forms of governmentwnd the organization of Mistuk e Sommew h \ T S o1 T Y oUne: POIRGEE T | oot st oo | Gote M e siye £hn0 -Bunday RN i ccember 1t 1s stated that the oldest church in Louis. e, afte . A * L os £ o writor heard a prouinent Baptist as gins Lo his wife's mother the amval of | if B cn mike it work Tahios tha by heard 8| ntBaptist ask a 100000 the Mississippi valley s likey to ; jHhe Tennyson to Jo th £ g f Ty Hammm strosls Oriha, Ne nowsdealer: ‘Have you a Press ! | want to L e B s We Offer You a Remedy g a Remed st wiy Dr. MeAttiurisa Baptist: It nods draD O e e o | Magazine Blue 12ibbon Bull, wehiole Tnareres Safoty to !le_'“.fl. reat {emed it a short line of logicto show that it was | & f i e o vas | (YT Ponte Coupeo patish The cureh | Six hours later he was surprised toseetis | An Irish doetor rocently reproved a iien Life of Mother and Child, DR, HOBE'S \ > P Fguu gL ihocpan @ iy e s 8l 8IS | was erected in 157, [Lwas then o long dis | moer-wlaw walk mto bis ofice, tearful- | for his too libe »f brandy. “Bat s 3 o (OLITILE VECETABLE PILLS i ' thur to tempt him thus by writig for dssipp huve encrouched upon the han i l'm v [ ' e Ue =il ) ' S g s} 5 sped, **Isn’ bo per-. | & boy SIXLY e )ik EXc The same is true of the people of reied away the eraveyard will 3] Dialcaonn -“‘ i R U R K A the doctor, il er drank of Robs Confinement o, s ( T wrong to publish @ Sunduy paper theso e Newark, N, J., Presbytery last week | gins, in the vamtiog prude of youung father Afterusin e for Mystoria, Dij ¥ v ik clergymen are n party (o the crime. 1f they | considered two overtures made by tho g nood. h [ 1hu v . § | gpeciic for Mystorts Dissiness, Pl Suuraizia, Wike are hot the Sunday paper is right, and alassembly. One doclares that ** Women 0, Joseph! Eow can you sayso! Is . noaknes s L (@S Liver and 1 sl " dnsanity a1 Tead in'to e’y all outory sgainstit should bostopped. From | served the Apostolic church as deaconesses, | Mamie alive ¢ i i i o) Stomach o foachy o A e s tite ‘Thward, Baplists must not pass | whose office and duty were similar to those “Why, certainly, md doing splendidly changed sinee we were marie L Complainis. 7 | Gy Ly ot d condennatory. resolutions 1o dulge 1n | of deacons The otlier concerns a new sec wPm surprised to bearit: Isupposea A | used to come tosee me you always spok HAD B OEREGULATON €0, () arerindgleence *Eieh Ut con Shong thetorio aginst that which theit most | tiow, that “Deaonesses may be el | findthe poor girl dead. IS the awfullest | how short the evening seem : ATLANTA, GA / ! FHCED tly representative man participates in, | officein a mat wor sll:umn;’l“l!"hd‘lA:l[‘w”‘* thing I ever n«lm\« of ~ I '{\'“.‘ verspe nd y otou g SOLD NV AL v ;) ran ot e en {obins cleuppears, it must | for deac and set apart by prayer W sall Spriggius, resentfully: “we 1. Cottagelove— But iy even — e - J Faines i on D D e e S reaby~ | majority of meubers thought i Mihe @ bo thokiod 1o death " | snorter than ever FALSE ASSERTIONS )N & L A i 1 GOODNAN DI UG tecians, and a cess i of hostilities on their | O Scriptural authority for the decl 1 I've cried ever since 1 got the Are I y 1C ea(.})c e . his first so1 and heir, as reported in Drakes | Wise Mt section, but the second sectic o A e Y fidling the Tongue. f whurer N TSt icely prt agninst what used to be the supreme | B the fir tion, but ud sectiop | telegram, 1 wonder how you can & I Bridling ! w /T Ry Tivas) wiekodnes. } was adopted on a vivi voce vote. aud ' like tokuow whit poor Manie is to Bostonict i In pox ( /0. b's Litleenetatle Pill bo bottom truth fu the matter isthis, | S W. Muir bas been analyzivg the influ- | dol O, itis A.w.l‘ 1 ‘~ ) th u..lv o Dally Chatterby—Sich i stupid tine as we BN Wore v e 1o stindanl for Sundy obsrvs | ence of Mohammedauism. He makes tho [ gram onmy lapawd cried all the way here.!” | had at the Sewing society this afterno I a e fovanse thero is 1o authority Tor ftout | eviisthree: 1. Polygumy, divore andsiav: | - The leidgram foll from ler trembling | the girls were s wum s mice— bhandly > h) i yide of church custom and individual choice y are maintained and pery ted; 2 | hauds asshe Spriggzins picked it up oken the wholo blessed time. My bl i an e D Salalamete | {151 Wiy s, send at 1o 25 ccutan Yinl: B 10 B0 cevita, 62 /o Tor §1s Vur sulo by diigi 8 HOB'S MIDICINE 00, PROP'S. SAM FIANCIS) €A1 VLA MAIEA {iher be uothing mor than thison which | I thought and private judgment d read SN A% Chatterby 15 itpossivlet What's th i ] o found *Subbath keeping,’ overything nust ion are crushed und annibilated; 8. A [ “Got five boys how Dofly-- Well, you see, most of the Doglis Str New Common Sene o Cures LAY | I Al it the chaos of contradiction and ruin. | barner s interpsed against the reception of . o oined the King's Daughters, Th B 7 0 f ikt X ol 1 Aud sinee the bible knows nothing about the | Christianity, He adds: *No system could A Phenomenal Icicle. you know, “Nevor sy FRENGH bl)b GIFIG i bieian & b Rl IIRL sver e bR b A feeuing of Suuday, it 1s quite right for the | havo been devised with more tonsummate ] Nature's Realim o Vhody," oF "something of t /) Y - Drons- sud its coupeers to be published on | skill for shuttiug out the nations over which | “Curious winter phenoncnd we hayve her 100 ridiculous A POSITIVE andpermanent CYRE for - o sunday, and for reverend gentlemen to | it has sway from the light of truth, I'he | remarked the St ulite to the visitor \‘l m . e - ' diseasesolthe U HIN AH: QHC.A S, Cures UULU[A , L E DIES ONLY ST lar Work, Butwhen they conseuted | sword of Mohanmed and the koran are the | St Louis otice that icicloup thore | Ma-tha's Vinward Tl A shereainerirestmonttail, Fullurections withoagh | po BT ¢ -, B b Weholo cuse was celven_away,’ | most stubborn enomios of civilization, liberty | onthe wrnicoof that dght-story uildingt | man iy thopoorbouse has A foidis”Filoe one doliar, Seyignaire ot E. Gonorin il g R Y aud when the Suuday paper is thus \wmudln..u\rulhnmuh the world has yeu kuows.' lawmdxuy itwas ten feet loug.” Well,this | asscth uudesstanding, . ! ¢ . ddvess LION DRUG €O, butaia &