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The Summer Bath. Nothing fa tore refreshing and Invfgor mttng in summer than a daily bath. But tc faave W effectual soft water and good soap must be used. Ivory Soap is the best foi the purpose; It is pure, dissolves quickly, sweetens at purines the cuticle, gives a healthful glow, and leaves the skin soft and white. Early morning, or just before retiring at night, is the most favorable time for bathing. Eliza K. Fabkeb. High tight. Ton can carry water in a funnel if 50U are quiok enough and don't go too far. la svery community is a woman "who wears a bonnet when ottet woni en are wearing huts. A man can always po to his wife's bureau drawer in broad daylight and .get the wrong thing. .... This would lie a better world if out consciences were worn a size too small, like our shoes. Truth lies at the bottom of a well, If she got more air and exercise she would be better looking. A gifted person is one who never "blows out the lamp when he blows out the match with which he lighted it. A woman thinks she loves nature rhen she clutters up the house with rocks and shells the names of which she can't remember. Chicago Record. No-To-Bao for Fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit eure, makes weak men strong, blood pure. Mo, L Ail druggists. Lifeboats are less than 200 years old. The first was launched in 1700. I cannot speak too highly of Piso's Cure for Consumption. Mrs. Frank Mobbs, 215 V. 23d fit. New York. Oct. 29, 1804. There are 4000 Americans studying in Paris. The majority are girls. Educate Tour Bowels With Cascarets. Candy Cathartic, eure constipation forever. 10c, 85c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money. Berlin, Germany, at present is full of Americans. "Durability is Better Than Show." The 'wealth of the tnulti-milltonaires is rot equal to good heilth. Riches vvithout health Ate a curse. And yet the rich, the middle classes And the poor alike have, in Iloocf s S&rsaparill&, a valuable Assist Ant in getting And mAintaining perfect health. I Try Grain-O! 2 J Ask you Grocer to-day to show you a package of GEALN-O, the new food & drink that takes the place of coffsfe. JJ The children may drink it without injury as well as the aduit. All who try it, like it. GRAIN-O has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure grains, and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress. the price of coffee. .5 cents and 25 cents per package. Bold by all grocers. Tastss like Coffee Look like Coffee Insist that your grocer gives you GKATK-O Accept no imitation. i The Oshkoslt Man's Troubles. "There is nothing in r name, but I almost dread to tell a stranger where lam from," said Charles Schriber, of Oshkosh, "Wis., t the Wellington. "You see.our town has been treated as a joke so long on account of its outlandish name ti.at the American public can never be educated to re garding Oshkosh seriously. It is too late in the day to rechristen it, and so it will have to jog along until the end of time under its present appella tion, and be the butt of countless thousands yet unborn. I want to say, though, for Oshkosh, that it is a live and progressive city of thirty thou sand people, with as refined and in telligent people as you will find any where in America, and that those peo ple who may have taken up the notion that it is a jay town because of its queer name ought to pay us a visit and become undeceived." "Washing ton Post. Vo TIJrs. Pinkham, jCynn, 7fass, LETTCS TO MXS, riNXHAM HO. 41,307 ' Dka-R Friend A year ago I was a great sufferer from female weakness. 'My head ached all v,he time and I would get so dizzy and have that all gone feeling in the stomach and was so bervous and restless that I did not know what to do with myself. " My food did me no good and I had a bad case of whites. I wrote to you and after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound as directed, I can tru'.y say that I feel like a new woman and cannot tell you how grateful I am to you. "I have recommended it to all my friends and have given it to my daughter who is now getting along splendidly. May you live many years to help our suffering sisters." Mrs. C. Carpentxs, 253 Grand St., Bsoosxtx, tf. Y. Over eighty thousand euch letters as this were re ceived by Mrs. Pinkham during 1897. Surely this is strong proof of her ability to heip suffering women- DK. TALMAGFS SERMON. SUNDAY'S DISCOURSE BY THE NOTED DIVINE. Subject: The Sacred Number Significance of Seven Important Truths of thi lUble Illustrated br the Use of Thai Numeral Favored by the Divine Mind Copyright. Louis Klopsch, 18J9. Washington. D. C. Many of the most Important doctrines of the Bible are by Dr Talmage presented In this sermon In a very unusual way. Genesis ii., 3, "God blessed the seventh day." The mathematics of the Bible is notice able; the geometry and the arithmetic; th square In Ezeklel; the circle spoken of in Isaiah; the curve alluded to In Job; the rule of fractions mentioned In Daniel; the rule of loss and Rain in Mark, where Cbrist asks the people to cipher out by that rule what it would "profit a man if he gain the whole world ana lose his soul." But there is one mathematical figure that Is crowned above all others in the Bible; It is the numeral seven, which the Arabians got from India, and all tollowlnp- agou have taken trom the Arabians. It stands be tween the figure six and the figure eight. In the Bible nil the other numerals bow to it. Over 800 times it Is mentioned in the Scriptures, either alone or compounded with other words. In Genesis the week is rounded into seven days, and I use my text because there this numeral is for the first time introduced in a journey which halts not until in the close of the book of Revela tion its monument is built into the wall ot heaven in chrysolite, which, in the strata of precious stones. Is the seventh. In the Bible we find that Jacob had to serve seven years to get Bachel, but she was well worth it, and, fore'telllng the years of prosperity and famine in Pharaoh's time, the seven fat oxen were eaten up ot the seven lean oxen, and wisdom is said to be built on seven pillars, and the ark was left with the Philistines seven years, and Naaman, for the cure of bis leprosy, plunged in the Jordan seven times; the dead child, when Ellsha breathed into its mouth, signaled its arrival back into con sciousness by sneezing seven times; to the house that Ezeklel saw in vision there were seven steps; the walls of Jericho, be fore they fell down, were compassed seven days; Zecharlah describes a stone with eyes; to cleanse a leprous house the door must be Eprlnkled with pigeons blood seven times; in Canaan were overthrown seven nations; on one occasion Cbrist cast out seven devils; on a mountain He fed a multitude of people with seven loaves, the fragments left filling seven baskets, and the closing passages ot the Bible are mag nificent and overwhelming with the im agery made up of seven churches, seven stars, seven candlesticks, seven seals, seven angels and seven heads and seven crowns and seven horns and seven spirits and seven vials and seven plagues and seven thunders. Yea, the numeral seven seems a favorite with the divine mind outside as well as in side the Bible, for are there not seven pris matic colors? And when God with the rainbow wrote the comforting thought that the world would never have another deluge He wrote it on the scroll of the sky in ink of seven colors. He grouped Into the Pleiades seven stars. Home, the capi tal of the world, sat on seven hills. When God would make the most intelligent thing on earth, the human countenance, He fashioned it with seven features the two ears, the two eyes, the two nostrils and the mouth. Yea, our body lasts only seven years.and we gradually shed it for another body after another seven years, and so on, for we are,' as to our bodies, septennial an imals. So the numeral seven ranges through nature and though revelation. It is the number of perfection, and so I use it while I speak of the seven candlesticks, the seven stars, the seven seals and the seven thun ders. The seven golden cnndlesticks were and are the churches. Mark you, the churches never were, and never can be, candles. They are only candlesticks. They are not the light, but they are to hold the'light. A room in the night might have in it 500 can dlesticks, and yet you could not see youi hand before your face. The only use of a candlestick and the only use of a church is to hold, up thelighL You seeit isa 4nrk world, the night of sin, the night of trouble, the night ot superstition, the night ot per secution, the night of poverty, the night of sickness, the night of death. Aye, about fifty nights have interlocked their shad ows. The whole race goes stumbling over prostrated hopes, and fallen fortunes, and empty flour barrels, and desolated cradles and deathbeds. How much we have use for all the seven candlesticks, with lights blazing from the top of each one of them! Light of pardon for all sin! Light of com fort for all trouble! Light of encourage ment for all despondency! Light of eter nal riches for all povertyl Light of rescue for all persecution! Light of re union for all the bereftl Light of heaven for all the dying! And that light is Christ, who is the light that shall yet irradiate the hemispheres. But, mark you, when I say churches nrn not candles, buc candlesticks, I cast no slur on candlesticks. I believe in beauti ful candlesticks. The candlesticks that God ordered for the ancient tabernacle were something exquisite. They were a dream of beauty carved out of loveliness. They were made of hammered gold, stood in a foot of gold and bad six branches ot gold blooming all along in six lilies of gold each and Hps of gold, from which the can dies lifted their bolv fire. And the best nouses in any city ought to be the churches the best built, the best ventilated, the best swept, the best windowed and the best cbandeliered. Log cabins may do In neighborhoods where most of the people live in log cabins, but let there be palatial churches for regions where many of the people live in palaces. Do not have a bet ter place for yourseil than for your Lord and King. Do not live in a parlor and put your Christ in a kitchen. These 9even candlesticks of which I speak were not made of pewter or iron; they were gold en candlesticks, and gold is not only a valuable but a bright metal. Have every thing about your church bright your ushers with smiling faces, your musio jubi lant, your handshaking cordial, your en tire service attractive. Many people feel that in church they must look dull, in or der to look leverential, and many whose faces in other kinds of assemblage show all the different phases of emotion have in church no more expression t.han the back wheel of a hearse. Brighten up and be re sponsive. If you feel like weeping, weep. If you feel like smiling, smile. If you feel indignant at some wrong assailed from the pulpit, frown. Do not leave your natural ness and resiliency home because it is Sun day morning. If as officers of a church you meet people at the church door with a Mack look, and have the music black, and the minister in black preach a black ser mon, and from invocation to benediction have the impression black, few will come, and those who do come will wish they had not come at all. , Golden candlesticksl Scour up the six lilies on each branch, and know toat the mote lovelv and brlsht thev are the morn fit they are to noia tne Jignt. nut a Christless light is a damage to the world rather than a good. Cromwell stabled his cavalry horses in St. Paul's Cathedral, and many now use the church in which to stable vanities and worldllness. A worldly church is a candlestick without the candle, and it had its prototype in St. Sophia's in Constantinople, built to the glory of God by Constfintlne, but transformed to base uses by Mohammed the Second. Buiit out of colored marble; a cupola with twenty four windows soaring to a height of 180 feet; the ceiling oce great bewilderment of mosaic; galleries supported by eight columns of porphyry r.n'l sixty-seven eo! iinnijO' Kieeu jasper: )m;! bronze djors Willi Hltu-rdiovo worl;, las-eiuaUug to the eye of anv artist: vases and vestments in trusted wftb all WHiiuer oi precious stones. Four walls on fire with indescrlbabl splendor. Though labor was cheap, the building cost $1,600,000. Ecclesiastical structure, almost supernatural in pomp and majesty. But Mohammedanism tore down from the walls of that building all the saintly and Christly images, and high up In the dome the figure of the cross was rubbed out that the orescent of the bar barous Turk might be substituted. A Sireat churoh, but no Cbrist! A gorgeous candlestick, but no candle! Ten thousand euch churches would not give the world as much light as one home-made tallow can lie by which last night some grandmother in the eighties put on her spectlcles and read the Psalms of David in larger type. Up with the churches, bv all mean?! Hun ireds ot them, thousuuds of them. and. the more the Detter. Hut let eacn one 6e a blaze of heavenly light, making the world brighter and brighter, till the last shadow has disappeared, and the last of the nuf fering children of God shall, have reached the land where they have no need of can dlestick or "of candle, neither light ot the tun. for the Lord God giveth them light, and they shall relgu forever and ever." Turn now in your Bible to the seven stars. We are distinctly told that they are the minis-tors of religion. Some are large stars, some of them small stars, some of them sweep a wide circuit and some of them a small circuit, but so far as they are genuine they get their light from the great ?entral sun around which they make revo lution. Let each one keep in his own jphere. The solar system would be soon wrecked if the stars, instead of keeping tfcclr own orbits, should ro to hunting jown otuer stars, ministers ui religion should never clash. But in all the cen turies of the Christian church some of these stars have been hunting an Edward Irving or a Horace Bushnell or an Albert Barnes. And the stars that were in pur suit of the other stars lost their own orbit, and some of them could nevr again find it. Alas for the heresy hunters! The best way to destroy error is to preach the truth. The best way to scatter darkness is to stiike a light. Thero is in immensity room enough for all the ministers. The ministers who give up righteousness and the truth will get punishment enough any how, for they are "the wandering stars foi whom is reserved the blackness of dark ness forever." I should like, as a minister, when I am dying, to be able truthfully to say what a captain ot theEngllsh army, fallen at the nean oi nis coiumn ana aying on the cftyp ttun battlefield, said to General Wolseley, who came to condole with him: I led them straight. Didn't I lead them straight, general?" God has put us minis ters as captains in this battlefield of trutb against error. Great at last will be out chagrin it we fall leading the people the wrong way; but great will be our gladnes? if, when the battle is over, we can hand our sword back to our great Commander saying: "Lord Jesusl We led the people straight! Didn't we lead them straight?"' The ministers are not all Pecksniffs and canting hypocrites, as some would have you thinkl Forgive me, if having at othet times glorified the medical profession, and the legal profession, and the literary pro fession I glorify my own, I have seen them in their homes and heard them in thnir Duloits. and a grander array ot men never orcatucu, ana tne uioie ngure is not strainod when it calls them stnrs; and whole constellations of glorious ministers have already takou their places on high, where they shlno even brighter than they shone on earth; Edward N. Kirk, of the Congregational Church; Stephen H. Tyng, of the Episcopal Church; Matthew Simp son, of the Methodist Church; John Dowl lng, ot the Baptist Church; Samuel K. Tal mage, of the Presbyterian Church; Thomas De Witt, of the Reformed Church; John Chambers, of the Independent Church, and there I stop, for it so happens that I have mentioned the seven star's of the seven churches. I pass on to another mighty BiDie seven and they are the seven seuls. St. John in vision saw a scroll with seven seals, and he heard an angel cry, 'Who is worthy to loose the seal3 thereof?" Take eight oi ten sheets of foolscap paper, paste them together and roll them into a scroll, and have the scroll at seven different places sealed with sealing wax. You unroll the scroll till you come to one of these seals, and then you can go no farther until you break that seal; then unroll again until you come to auother seal, and you can go no farther until you break that seal; then you go on until all the seven seals are broken, and the contents of the entire scroll revealed. Now, that scroll with seven seals held by the. angel was the prophecy of what wa3 to come on the earth; it meant that the knowledge of the future was with God, and no man and no nngel was worthy to opeu it; but the Bible says Cbrist opened it and broke all the sev en seals. He broke the first seal and un rolled the scroll, and there was a picture of a white horse, and that meant prosperity and triumph for the Roman empire, and so it really came to pass that for ninety years virtuous emperors succeeded each other Nerva, Trajan and Antoninus. Christ in the vision broke the second seal and un rolled againvand there was a picture of a rod horse, and that meant blo'odshed, and so it really came to pass, and the next ninety years were red with assassinations and wars. Then Christ broke the third seal and unrolled It, and there whs a picture of it black horse, which in all literature means famine, oppression and taxation; and so it really came to pass. Christ went on un til He broke all the seven seals and opened all the scroll. Well, the future of all of us is a sealed scroll, and I am glad that no one but Christ can open it. Do not let us join that class ot Christians In out day, who are trying to break the seven seals of the future. They are trying to peep intc things they have no business with. Do not go to some necromancer or spirit uallst or soothsayer or fortune teller to find out what is going to happen to your self or your family or your friends. Wait till Christ breaks the seal to find out whether in your own personal life or the life of the nation or the life of the world it is going to be the white horse of prosperity or the red horse of wax ox the black horse of famine. You will soon enough see him. paw and hear him neigh. Take care ot the present, and the future will take care of itself. If a man live seventy years, his biography is In a scroll having at least seven seals, and let him not during the first ten vears ot his lite try to look Into the twenties, nor the twenties into the thirties, nor the thirties Into the forties, nor the forties Into the fifties, nor the fifties into the sixties, nor the sixties Into the seventies. From the way the years have got the habit of racing along, I guess you will not have to wait a great while before ail the seals of the future are broken. I would not give two cents to know how long I am going to live, or in what day of what year the world is going to be demolished. I would rather give $1000 not to know. Suppose some one could break the next seal in the scroll of your personal history and should tell you that on the next 4th of July, 1901, you were to die, the summer after next, bow much would you be good for between this and tlmt? It would from now until then be a prolonged funeral. You would be counting the months and the days, and your family and friends would be counting them, and next 4th of July you would rub your hands together and whine: "One year from to-day I am to go. Deat me! I wish no one had told me so long be fore. I wish that necromancer bad not broken the seal of the future." And meet ing some undertaker, you would say: "I hope you will keep yourself fre for an en gagement the 4th of July, 1901. Thtt day you will be needed at my house. To save time, you might as well take my measure now, Jive feet eleven inches." I am glad that Christ dropped a thick veil over the hour of our demise and of the hour of the world's destruction when lie said, "Of that jay and hour knoweth no man; no, not the angels, but my Father only." Keep your bands off the seven sivUs.j A Pnnltr Punished. ft is well to be fortified with the facts in the case before jou attempt to indulge in flippant witticisms on liter ary subjects. A looai punster found this out the other evening He was at a little gathering of literary people, and when refreshments were served the talk happened to turn to lobsters and shell fish. Here was a. chance for our inveter ate punster. Turning to one of the guests, who is quite a literary personage, he grave ly inquired: "Pardon me, Mr. Blank, but have you read Crabbe's tales?" This, you see, was an exquisite double pun, but nobody smiled. "What's that?" inquired Mr. Blank. Nothing kills a pun like repeating it. "I inquired if you were fond of Crabbe's tales?" stammered the per spiring joker. Mr. Blank looked at him with a de cidedly blank expression. "Excuse me," he said, "but who was Crabbe and what tales did he write?" And for the life of him the joker couldn't tell. He found out afterward that they had all united to crush his first at tempt at punning. Cleveland Plain Dealer. A Unique Dual. A parallel to that famous duel fought n a darkened chamber, in which one of the combatants fires up the chimney, and unwittingly bags his opponent, who has taken refuge in thatundesira ble retreat, is furnisied in a duel which was fought tho other day at Bonn, on the Rhine, between two foot men. 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We have yet t J hear of one who c.ooa not say that the Chainlet Is efier to ttl'e cure of than the chain wheel: that, it has a longer life; that every ounce of power applied to the pedals is made effective; that it. seems to possess an activity and life of its own and that you will notice this In starling, stopping, back-pedaling, rid lag ou levels aud especially in ascending grades. ; CHAIN WHEELS.; Golumbias, Hart fords and Vedsttss Prices, 825 to S50. POPE G. CO., Hartford. Conn. wl The greatest remedy for U JOHNSON'S MALARIA, CH1LLS&FEVER Grippe and Liver Diseases. , KNOWN AIXPBtCCHTS. JOCl y A NT EC Case of bad hesiih tht R-I-r--;-3 will not beneilt. Send 6 cts.to liipans Chemical Co., Jew lork, for to samples andliwo tostimotiial VL, fir CATHARTI C Pilss
The Roanoke Beacon and Washington County News (Plymouth, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
July 14, 1899, edition 1
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