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Mr. Editor:
Will you please give me a little
more space in your valuable col-
grosving: belief' umns on last week's subject, as
iv.>v,'ing the
niodt , . ,
■ >n (hoir interest to nave the | more interesting it becomes.
I i.(.' „ It* I *r-» M M /-il '• I 1 I •
niodern raHroad nieji that | i]ie nioi*e I think about it the
rijr interest t"' ’ ' "
of the public
public-damned
,.oi oud man is over. It is a fact
:h ,,>mo of the old-timers find
; rHlkn;lt to reahze, but it is a
in nevertheless. The public
Si'ses to be damned these day.
’t Ivis come to recognize that it
is certain rights which even
irnorations, and among them
Soac's, must recognize. And
fs the years roll by it becomes
insistent that those nghts
Si be observed. An editorial
-Writer in one of the railroad
Publications a short time ago said
?was his belief that most of the
iplinV of the public against rail-
■4ds was due to the treatment
received at the hands of railroad
'^nwloves with whom it came m
Vtact and that if these men
Wre taught good manners, polite
artention and ail that, much^ of
'bis ff*eling would disappear. Per-
hai)s it is this belief that actuates
^ailt'oad officials in demanding
nowadays that their employes
shall be courteous in the treat
ment of patrons.
The Lash ot a Fienfl
•vouid have been about as wel-
eome to A, Cooper of Oswego, N.
Y as a merciless lung-racking
A Complete Combination.
William Stead the editor of
the English Review of Reviews,
tells the story of an Irishman
who applied to one of his friends
for a position as coachman.
“ ‘You know Pat, if I engage
you I shall expect you to do things
by combination. For instance,
if I tell you to bring the carriage
round at a given time I shall ex
pect the horses with it and driv
ing gloves, etc.
‘ ‘Yes, sorr, ’ said Pat.
“He was duly engaged and
gave satisfaction. One day his
master came to him, telling him
to look sharp and go for a doctor,
as his mistress was ill. Pat was
gone for a long time, and on his
master grumbling at him for his
delay, ho said: ‘Sure, they’re all
here, sorv. ’
“ ‘All here.?’ said the master.
What da you mean?'
“ ‘What's that got to do with
it?' said the master.
“ ‘Well,” said Pat, ‘I've got
the doctor, i;he parson and the
undertaker.’ ’’—Judge.
eou^h tliat defied all remedies for
"-^11%. 'It was most troublesome
atni?'ht,” he writes, “nothing
heii)ed me till I used Dr. King’s
ke'A- Discovery which cured me
completely. I never cough at
night now.” Millions know its
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John 10"16 Christ, looking for
ward to the establishment of His
church, says to the Jews, “And
other sheep I have which are not
of their fold^ them also I must
bring and they shall hear my
voice, and there shall be one fold
and one Shepherd. ” Paul, also
speaking on the same subject,
takes Corinthians to task and
says, “And I brethren, 1 Cor. 3,
verse 1, could not speak unto you
as unto spiritual, but as unto
Carnal, even as unto babes in
Christ, for ye are yet carnal, for
whereas, there is among you en-!
vyings and strife and divisions
are ye not carnal and work as
men, verse 3." -For while one
saith I am of Paul,, I am of
Apolis, are ye not carnal? Who
then is Paul and who is Apolis | The Twentieth Century Minstrels
but ministers, by whom ye be- Mebane. i
lieved, even as the Lord gave to I , . ,
every man, verse 4 and 5. Again 1 A.rnved to late for publication lust week.
1 Cor. 1, 10 Paul seeming to la- Saturday night, March l^h,
ment the condition they had! we had the ^th Century Mins-
fallen into says now I beseech! trels, which really means the
you, brethren, by the name of | Bingham School boys, under the
our Lord Jesus Christ that ye | direction of Capt. Chas. R. C.
shall speak the same thing and S Campbell, director of music at
that there be no divisions among j Bingham School, was the great-
you, but that ye be perfectly! est musical treat that the good
joined together in the same mind j people of this and surrounding
and in the same judgment, for itj towns have ever had the pleasure
hath been declared unto one of] of enjoying,
you bi’echren by them v/hich are j The Minstrel was a complete
of the household, that there! surprise to the audience, as they
are contentions among you. Nowj had no idea that the boys would
this I say that everyone of you | come so near the professional
KILLtheOOUCH
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Dr. King’s
Nsw DisG6¥ary
saith, I am of Paul and I of
Apolis and I of Cephas and I of
Christ. Is Christ divided, was
Paul crucified for you, or were
you baptised into the name of
Here the apostle says
that he thanks God that he bap
tised only two of them. Crispus
gains also the Household of
Sephanas, and he knew not
whether he baptised any others^
and I guess his reasons for doing
so lest he says any should say he
baptised in his own name, a
pla usable one, verses 11, 12, 13,
14, 15, 16, (reason why he re
strained from baptisingi;ny more
we will speak of later on.) Now
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and good cheer.
Major Robson, as interlocutor,
was there with the military. The
Cho consisted of a claug dancing
and monologuea, by Messrs. Joe
Long and Carl Moore leading.
Last of all, came the musical
act by Captains Maugans and
Campbell, these gentlemen play
ed on every imaginable or con
ceivable instrument known and a
great many more that were not
known.
Things certainly flew when
they got busy. Music sailed out
suppose the apostle were here to tin cans, nail pullers, brooms,
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day, find the professed followers
of our Saviour divided here in
the United States into at least
one hundred and fifty different
parties claiming as many differ
ent names and holding to and
teaching as many different doc
trines, would he not say as he
did to the Corinthan brethren,
ye are carnal and walk as men,
and if carnal, are they not sinful
and are they not Uving up to the
command to speak and teach the
same thing, (doctrine) brethren
has not the apostle laid the true
foundation v/hich no other can 1
lay which is Jesus Christ. ■ Why
does He warn us as to how we
build upon it lest we shall be the
looser w'hen Christ was baptised
by John in the river Jordan, and
he, John, seeing the spirit light
ing on Christ, and the voice from
Heaven acknowledging him asj
the beloved son of God in whoni
I am well pleased, and again
when Peter, James and John was
with Christ on the mount, when
the voice from Jehova came from
Heaven, saying this is my be
loved son in whom I am well
pleased, (adding) hear ye him—
that is take heed what he com
mand them, again Christ rose
from the dead and about separate
himself from His deciples,^he
spake unto them and said, ‘ ‘All
power is given unto me in Heaven
and in earth go ye therefore
and teach all nations baptising
them in name of the Father, Son
and Holy Ghost, teaching them
to observe whatsoever I com
mand you and lo I am with you
always even to the end of the
world, (time) Mat. 28, verse 18
to 20. Now we should search
diligently and find out just what
Christ commanded them to teach
and what they (the nations) were
commanded to obey or-do in ord
er to the pardon of sins and be
the followers of Christ and his
deciples and how they were to
live as his followers should live
to be one in him and be in fel
lowship with him (Christ) and
with one another.
^
(To be continued.)
umbrellas, ocarinas flower pots,
eliding trombones, Cornets, Bari
tones, Accordions Flutes, Picooes,
Cello box fiddle and the Classa-
phone and many others too num
erous to mention. The Opera
House was packed and everybody
went away m^re than pleased.
We congratulate Capt. Campbell
in having given us the best show
of the season. Theater parties
were in great number, one of
which ,as from D irham, a party
of eight.
Congress, however, should ex
ercise moderate discretion in see
ing that it does not start so many
investigations that they will get
in each other’s way.
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