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BE STJUE YOU ARE RIGHT ; THEN GO AHEAD.-D Crockett.
"VOL. 69J NO. 35.
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TARBORO', N. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27 1891.
PRICE FIVE CENT
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!
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EPPE
i
T'S
O-EaSTEK,.!!, MERCHANTS
Stanciarfit raitiilateel Ssigar 5 cents a pound.! tixood Family Flour at $5.5. per bill.
as eueap.
Other goods equally
LOOK OUT ! ! !
for these imitations and substi
tutes, they are poor stuff at the
best and increase your misery.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator
only. You will know it by the
large red Z on the face of every
package and by.the relief it gives
when taken for Dyspepsia, Indi
gestion, Constipation, Biliousness
and Sick Headache, .
SIMMONS
ITVER
REGUIfATOS
J. H. Zeilin St Co.; Philad'a, Pa.
m.
D
R. H T. BASS
Otters his professional services to the citi
of Tarboro and vicinity.
Office on Main Street near Coker' corner.
Free Ferry,
Flies do not alight where the coun
ty commissioners are. Capt. .Orren
Williams, chiirman of the board, in
forms me that when Contractor Hob
good Logins repairing the river
bridge at laia place the commission
era wili run a froe ferry for the con
veaitnee cf the public.
The First.
John R. D.xou, tiain disptcher
of this place was the first to buy a
lob from the West Taiboro Laui and
Iniprov aient Company. It is situ
ate on Howard avenue, a street 100
feet wide running through the entire
property. - - -
Mr. Dixon proposes to build a res
idence on it bra long.
Revivals.
In three places in the county have
a series of religions meetings been
conducted this week and last.
At MildteJ the Missionary Baptist
through Rev. Mr. Pace have aroused
a deep interest.
At Pittman's Store Rev. D,' H.
Tuttle is conducting a very success
ful revival. Large congregations tit
ever niettiEg. greet him and a
score have joined the church.
At Uid fcparta itev. ri J. Ulcnn
carried on a successful meeting.
Three lave connected themselves
with the church and tbe interest is
spreading,
A gentleman conversant with both
of the last namtd meetinea summed
up the situation by saying they were
interesting meetings with interested,
growing congregations.
I
ttly
ba goaded to death, lne exptn
euce of one day offers a case exactly
in point: m
(The train from Plymouth reached
here on time but here much shifting
had te be done, bat nothing to com
paue with the fall, winter and spring
months. For two horm or more
passengers had to wait at the W. &
W. depot vainly waiting to leave.
The Plymouth and Norfolk trains
arrived at Rocky Mount within a few
minutes of each other.
A shifting engine here is a necessi
ty and the business men of the town
should call the attention of the rail
road authorities to it and ask for a
rem sit j. II presented ia a proper
light the SoTTHXBSxa believes that
au-engin i will at once be ordered
here.
"Two SouIh witk ait a Siatfe Tseigat.'
As they sat side by side, they
sighed, ' Oh, my idol!" he said, and
then idled. "Dear Luke," said she,
as she looked, "I will wed thee if
thou wilt,'' and he wilted. The hooey
moon passed in an excess of joy. Ex
ce&s in eating rich food brings
A CaaMrrative Lattrr
upon a letter , that is untno and
which ought to be printed so that all
may read it, and iU argumects be
weighed.
very powerful one, both with toes
and nations. This principle hat kept
gold and silver as tho bant of the
world's currency for ceotoriea. Of
coarse this does not make it nece
ry always to keep it so: bat the
An earnest member of tbe Alliance P1 1 BVe " 11 "S
paid a special vUit to an a!!e gontle- wncre wia siopr ai pt ee-
man, noted for Lis devotion to the enl.J0 "op wuh eertain
interest, of the people and for bis gTultaral proJacU. Yoa sty this
championship o! their righta, and w.lU PT UO08l ooy. It may
urged bim to come out and write " J. . . W
Fans VrtiM.
Uoch has been aaal bv
aad speak for the AlUan caase, em
phsjizing the importance of the Sub-
lreuury. Alterwarda this Alliance
man wrote a letter to Ms able and el
oquent friend and made the appeal
in a still more earnest way assuring
the gentleman that he would be hel
ping in a people ana not injuring
himself, in the letter he speke in
terms of diareepect,! not of cocUmpt
of such men i as v axe a
laxd andCaaLisLZ. Tbe gentleman
read the letter carefully and made
the following reply.
Tixt: fcI hold R to ba self-evident
all men are created free aod ciul.
Dui Sra: Your letter baa been
manufacturer
have not eooagh and I want to put
my iron wruen nas cost me more
than I can sell it for in the ware
house and draw eighty per cent, of
its valae oat until such time as 1 can
pars and sooe poblie speakers ia re-
jard to tbe susoaet of farm snort.
gafra not only ia the newt Hutae of
the Northwest, bat ia sooe of the Eea
Urn Klites. When thr rive LL
sum total of the mortcegr ncordrJ,
wiihoal dedaeuoo for env amoata
that iuf have been piJ upoa tbea.
ue Egarc certaiaJy look appeXUec
even auo correeuy gtvro, suihoogh
it has been chirped that socae of
them have been Lie the cWkbo
carried tbe checks to the bank, end
added nothing lo H." or cttbr. to
the right band of the other tram.
sell it for a fair price." What snser T7 "
could yoa make to him? You mLzht . ...
In him Hi" wnn IM vioK Annnnf, I fcM MIC WHUflaU B4
rich enough
and voa can atand iL Rat then his
and Curt. ploye woald come op and ela.
uw tor n. aiiegiog, ana iraiy too,
that if the iron master shots down
they mast starve for the reason that
they can do nothing else. Upon this
plea you would have to yield and so
to every other class ia the coootry
until the whole bosinee of the coun-
vast wareboaae.
that
JOES
L. BRIDGERS & BON, ;
Attorney s-at-Law,
TARBORO, - ! - X- C
OFFICE OF
GEO. S. LLOYD, M. D.,
Limited to Diseases f the
EYE ' EAR, NOSE.' AND THROAT.
Office Next Doot to Bank.
OFFICE UOURS, 8 TO 12 AND 1 TO G.
; TARBOKO, N. C.
indi
gee t ion, sick headache, sad frequent I duly received and read with a gTeat I try would be one
attacks of dizziness. Dr. Pierce's I deal of pleasure. While not arree- What thenl
Pleasant Pellets will cure all these I in fir with vou on all points I found Whv simDlv thia: When the far
They are tiny, sagar-ooated, and J the persual cf your letter and die-1 mers bare achieved their present de
c as r to swallow. No other prepare. I cuaaion of great questions valuable I roands they will disband. I know
Iiaii nfnv4raa will, t Vi .m . . . I!... I in ffVlAlt tftn.ta r 1 A , AWAW 1iffi.limtl ttit llftl tvKwA K1a T V ,V . I
pilt. They are guaranteed, and one culUes and brings us closer together, it rather vexee yoa to bear it eeid, MIJ1? Wrr ti. j i
ren
made, are Her evidence of the tov-
erty f the farmer or of bis bkeliNood
to fail in bis btLuaeeaBovrte morV
gaee are evidnc not of adreitty
aad bard lime, bat prospentr and
sooceae in boaiaee. Whee we see e
boainees man mortgaging bis reel re
tale to pot tbe money into hie stock
ia trade, where be ean tarn it over
several tirsee ia a year, we tbiak that
u Be U smart enough to tnaejre so
bur espiul aod the trade which
eatoraUy belonga to it, be wi3 eaake
more mooey than be bae d one before.
Vbeo the farmer who bat twenty
Tse (ml ttrm el fauh.
Id 1
dose.
D
R. DON "WILLIAMS, J a.,
DENTIST,
f raduit Baltimore College Dental 8urgery,)
Offlse,. Formerly..- Occupied by
DR. I. N. CARR.
10 ly Tabeoro, N. C.
Pronounced liojteless let Saved.
From letter written by Urs. Ada
j E. Hard of Groton, S. D. we quo? e
Was taken with a Hd cold, which
settled en my Lungs, c&ug'i set in
and finally terminated in consump
tion. Four uoctors gave me up say
ing I could live but a short time. I
gave m-fhelf up to my Savior, deier
miued ii I C4.ukl not stay with my
frieo.ua on earthy I woald meet my
absent ones above. My husband
was adr.ed to get Dr. King's New J
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and coldd. I gave it a trial, took in
all eight botVes; it has cured me and
thank God I am now a well and
hearty woman.' Trial bottles free at
Slaton & Zoeller's" Drugstore, regu
lar size 50c and $1.00.
Hotel Farrar.
A definite , bargain has been
made between Geo. B. Wright and
H. A, Gilliam. I Don nmvL Gilliam
QILLIA1I & SON
Attorneys-at-i-aw,
TARBORO, N. C.
H iu nr irtire in tbe Connties of Edgecombe
Halifax and Pin, and in the Courts of tbe j next to Farrar, Gaskiil &.
First Judicial Uistnct, ana in ine v-iruiui uia
Supreme Courts at Kaleiph. 1anl8-lv.
Calvert and Powell for the hotel
i Farrar and the hotel will be
fitted up and arranged in a manner
' far surpassing what it was when first
opeued.
As already announced the gas
works bave been put in complete or
der. Tiie ofiice is to be moved to.
Main street. The front of the store
Co. being
John D. Couper.
MAEELE AXI QEAHITE
MOSUSlENTS, GRAVESTONES,
ETC., ETC.,
Ill, 113 & 115 Bank St.,
Norfolk, Va.
A Dinner.
One of the most elegant spreads
was enjoyed at N. J. Mayo's Barlow
place Thursday
I don't recollect any dinner since
the war lo approrch it. There was
the usual scorched pig and, besides,
chicken, vegetables, fruits, cakes, ice
cream and two varieties of native
wines.
About twenty eat down to the
feast.
By the way, in Mr. Mayo's yard is
the finest elm tree I have seen. A
bout eighteen feet from the ground
it branches out in every direction
while a central stem continues to ran
up bending out branches. It allords a
circle of dense shade between ninety
and a hundred feet in diameter.
Mr. Mayo's crop is as fine as bis
dinner. Unless the indications are
badly wrong on 450 acres in cotton
he will get a bale to the acre.
Tbe Cemetery Again,
Cannot one more effort to secure a
public cemetery for this town or
tawnsbip be made?
One is greatly needed. The EgU
copal church yard will not last very
much longer even for members of
Calvary church. The publio ceme
tery or square in town is already
over run. So with the exception of
a femall burial ground of the Mis
sionary Baptists thefois no place to
bury one. In a few years these pla
ces will be more than filled up.
Do the people intend to wait tilL
thev are forced to buy ground or
dump the remains of their loyed ones
Truth is a very coy mistress and
will not yield herself for the first
asking. She ntut be industriously
courted. I say this in order that
bat it is a fact nevertbelesa. Large
numbers of the people scattered over
a vast territory may be brought to
gether and kept together for a short
you may reflect for a moment on the time under the preesare of adrersity
impropriety 'OI assuminc; that voa and lor a specific end definite nor.
are necessarily right and that all the poee, bat when that speciSe porpoee
ways ox the world have been wrong is achieved or when a temporary
until the Alliance discovered the I prosperity comes they go tn piece
right I know full well that old be-1 inevitably and certainly. Wba this
lie fa are not neoesaarily right, but time cornea, as come it wilt, the fa-
there is a presuniptioa in their favor, I voted claeaee (who always keep corn'
founded on tbe belief that our lath- bined, being fewer sod bavin: soch
ers were not looia. This presump- immense r wards
may be rebuted, but the burden is them) will bave tbe
on him who would rebut it- A pru-1 the DrinciDle of class Iwriahuion bv
dent man takes up with no new the farmers of the country and they
idea until the reasonableness of that I will forever bold to that principle to
idea is demonstrated either logically I their still further enrichment sa J to
or by events. The way in which you I our farther enslavement.
attempt to rebut tbe old l ItiA is by I These are brief. y some of my views
belittling our former teachers. This J given lo you privately ia reply to
I submit u i rtber a conleasion of your letter. Do eot misanJarsiand
weakness than of strength. What me. X have not firmly made op my
possible profit is it to speak of Vance mind aboa' these matters aad what
and Carlisle and others as mummies! 1 1 write is by way of provoking
They axe certainly men of ability, I thought asd not to air any fixed opin
they are without doubt boneet men, I ion of mine.
they have given their whole study of i I think it the daty of any Con
the science of government, while I trees man now rspreaentiog the peo
with you and me tbe study of politic pie to support the Sab-TreasorybilL
has been a summer day e past time, because I believe a majority of them
T
0 THE PUBLIC.
be a barber shop and bath rooms
Electric btlls will be ; put in every
room. Tbe dining room will be a
handsome affair with new paint, f res
oomg and candelabra.
In furnishing and arrangements it
will be equal to any hotel in the
State.
taken f rlhat purpose. In the same
store and in the rear of the office will J on the ground set apart for the cir-
llun Amuck.
! casBes of dead horses and hogs.
By commencing now the cemetery
when it has to be generally used will
be a beautiful spot. A fit habita
tion for tbe departed, pleasing to
the eye and heart of those who re
main.
Let one more effort to have a cem
etery be made.
How comes it then that we should
suddenly hit upon such a deep and
full knowledge of political matters
that it enables us to speak with scorn
of their attainments! I respectfully
submit that this plan of assuming
that you already know all about
what ia beet for the country and that
our former teachers are groping in
darkness has no tendency to reach
thoughtful people and that ia one of
the troubles which the Alliance has
in reaching the young men of abil
hy. !
For myself, I am perfectly willing
to be taught, but my teacher must
are for it, and believinir that it is
constitutional, I think the representa
tive ought to do what bis people
wants.
I am out of politics, and I repeat
this but I am anxious that the peo
pie should think and find out that
the Sub-Treasury is a good thing
before forcing their representative
to vote for it.w
This ia a strong letter. Whether
yoa agree with the writer cr sol, it
marks a thoughtful, an independent
and fiuseeeiog statesman. If I wire
to give bis name, which I in not per
milted to da, everybody who kdows
- o f a
in the first place have my respect I biro woald recognize in him a patriot
I am Prepared to do all work in
the
Undertaker's Business,
at the shortest notice. Having con
nected with my shop the repairing
business. All work Left at my shop
sliall have Prompt attention.
PRICES &C3ERATE,
Also a first-class HEARSE for hire
TLankine my friends for their
former patronage, I- hope to merit
the same, should they need anything
n the
Undertaking ,
OR
Repairing Business
My Place is on Pitt Street Three
icors from the Corner of Main.
E. JT. Simmons.
V P. WYXX
j Alfred Clark, colored, was on the
war or whiskey path on the 19;h in
Princeville, but now is boarding at
the hotel Knight where Turner Red
mond is head waitor.
For a while he ran amuck with a
loaded pistol which he fired in sev
eral portions of the town terrifying
the inhabitants, actually compelling
places of business to close
He deliberately fired at Sam Clark
and attempted to do the eame for
, Alex. Turner, a colored boy who
clerks for Sam Lawrence. He had
the pistol in Turner's face but for
tunately it snapped.
Some time asro Clark was before
the authorities charged with drawing
his gun on a colored woman of tbat
town. .This seemed to prey upon
his mind this time and he -went to
her house and attempted to shoot
her declaring he would have re
venge, - "
AYnh much dimcuity he was nnaiiy
arrested and is now enjoying a sea
son of qaier where the wicked cease
to trouble and the weary are at rest.
Smiling Selections.
has
fe
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Tartooro N. O
Office
arl.
next door to
Hotel How
30 ly
.BETHEL CLASSICAL anil MIUUIT
AtADEHY. $95 nail session
i. iruTe,.fr,B"ne". CniT.of V.,
ml' tePo,n, Ctloiu tddrew
The crusty old bachelor
crumbs of comfort,
It does no good to take a stand
and then run off with it.
Most of the things longed for by
men have no existence.
The grass widow is just now in the
hay-day of her suooess at watering
pUces.
The world isn't so wicked as the
applause of a pokr joke at the the
atre would indicate.
At the close of a prizs-fight one
pugliet bears a striking resemblance
to another.
The girl who has had a faithles
lover should be sharper next time;
she is a cutlass.
"Another good man gone wrong,"
said the farmer lad as be misdirected
the itinerant preacher.
Ask Year Friesds
Ore Lies!
Epitapby is a demoralizing kind of
taffy. It appears en the tombstone,
(rmt evlrv hvTi Jw eulogizes the dead almost to the pledgee for greater efforts in the t
fant did hi ,,SvS ?er sUrm- Biual method of be- tare? Neither Idle capital or Idle
i,) but did be undertake to -cnn!n im. ..ir,. i: -Ji... : V
B ite wi I
and be in turn must have some bttle
respect for the "ancient landmarks."
But who is trying to teach us? I
heard Col. Polk with a great deal of
pleasure not long ago. I listened
earnestly to him. I sought instruc
tion. What did he say? He was
very eloquent in portraying the evils
of the times,
knows them,
show bow this plan
these evils? If so I failed to catch it.
It is true he told us that there was
a scarcity of taoney in the United
States (and this is true) and be told
us that if money was plentiful like it
was after the war cotton, would sell
for what it did then, (and this is not
true). In the first place cotton was
very scarce after the war.' There
was no unmanufactured cotton and
the. supply of, manufactured goods
was very scarce, cotton waa as a
consequence bign. Now there is an
enormous supply of cotton and of
cotton goods, i
Again OoL Po'.k left us under the
impression thai the quantity of money
in the United States is what controls
the price of cotton The truth ia, of
course, tfcat tbe pi ice is affected by
the quantity of money in the world
rather than by what n in our coon
try. Tbe price of cotton it fixed in
who baa always been found with the
people. He is with them and of
them. X. Y. Z. in State Chronicle.
a farm that will eastain them, deeidse
thztbeea make more money by
keeping thoroughbred stock worth
1300 ceeb, be nods Llmeelf 15,000
or 16,000 abort of the required rash.
and he matt borrow iL Is be poor
er tor so doiec? lie may doable
the amount and increase tbe rr ice
of tbe batter be bae to sell, and ba
the vsioe of his eajvee Un
told. He wants t boy bis tools, bis
rertuiaera, las aeede end tus grain
for cash and at wholes tie rate, to
k - ' I l 1 I ...
always before :ZrSt S"
wooiaaa rov max, ana ne mass py
five or six per cent, a year for tbt
money, bat be rets tbe goods ten
per ceoL lower end ran psy the
money sooner or later than be woald
at tbe store, as suits hi eonvsnware,
if his security Is soScteeU
The Kansas tsrtoer or hi
remote neighbor upon tbe reeftc
coast, baring takeo op hi section el
government land and perfected bis
uUe while be earns! hi brier at
work for a richer neighbor, i
waste to pat in a crop. It take
mooey to boy team and tools and
seed, and be nest mortgage bis land
to raise tbe needful faads. or be
mast remain a day labor sr and bis
capital in tbe shape of laud, mast re-
rxuunblle.
no, too, the young man in any
btate who desire to keve the pa
rental roof, and to start Into farminf
for himself upon oae of the
dooed or .about to be abaadooed
farms so much talked of, ean only do
it by allowing a mortgage to remain
upon the land, and expending bis
capital in stock and tools. Hi only
aitersauv would be to become a
"recur, and that i deatroctive to
energy and ambition and to all pri
apieeof good farming. Men will
not do much to improve land if they
do not own it in la is country. Im
provemeote may mesa a hither rent.
and are very sore to mean a higher
purchase price if they decide to bar
and can save the mean wiib which
to bay.
Are not mort saxes la the)
evidences of present pro peril) and
sog
, " pnning, ta:
"wvm swueuj ,liv. fftrtK . frn.rvll.
quite astonishing almost enough so
to both amose and amsxe the dead of
bom they are written. A tra'.hf al
epitapby. in many instance, would
tec "Here lie one who omitted to
take Dr. Piece's Golden Medical Dis-
yo Shifting; Engine.
Toe shifting engine at this place
has been taken' away again.
Surely if the ; Superintendent of
transportation or whoever it is that
has authority in such matters has no
conception of the convenience and
the necessity for such an. engine
here. Every business man is incon
venienced to say nothing of the ex
tra costs, entailed. -
The travelling public will almost
Who have taken Hood's Saraaparilla I the market of tbe whole world, and
wuat they think oi it, and the replies wmie l do not doubt that an en
will be positive in its favor. One Iargeinent of our currency would in
has been cured of indigestion and I some degree raise the price it eei tain-
dyspepaia, another finds it indispen ly would not v. ry rntieruuy effect it.
sable for sick healache, others report (Again supposing tbat the Sub-Treas-
remarkable cures of scrofula, salt I ury ahouid raise tL price of cotton
rheum and other blood diseases, still would not this be done by aid of rov
others will tell yon that it overcomes ernment, end when the government
"that tired feeling," and so on. Truly makaa one man pay more for whst
the best advertising which Hood's be buys tban be would bare to pay
M a.... .. -
sarsaparuia receive is me neany en- wuuuu me intervention ox gover
dorsement oi the army ox fxiends it I rneet is not tins e ass legislstioo!'
has won by its positive medicinal I Again, I call your attention to the
merit. -fact that the principle of inertia iaa
land are rrodoctiv of wealth to
their owners or lo the world, bat
unite them by the tnortgaeree bond
and. bke tbe merriare bond, it rite
lbea a chance to "mere aad ami
tiplr and rtrlsaish tbe earth.
It is to be hoped that the uootrwe
sect oat by the last census will re
eOTcry. If sick aod loff sring, and I suit In proving that the majority of
dreading premature death, test the
potent remedy. It cure all chrome
liver, blood and long .liseesee, a bit
iousoe, akin and sealp disease
scrofulous sores and swelling, sal'-
rheum, tetter, erysipelas, and even
scrofula of the lungs (or Consomp
lion), if taken in time.
I bat few I thscn are
The new rauioroia lai procouee I which rssolt from inabOitT of tbe
to be permanent and to deepen as hnortearoe tosabeUt upon the le
go on. 1U ffcu upon cotue of bis property and makas
farm modr.ge, lite the tnortrtgva
of the businee men and the bond
of the railroads, are only evidenoa
of th? good res oil of pest buaaees
and tbe hope for tbe f ntara which
bave led to a desire for nvore avail
able cepiul, and a farther utensioo
of the prod active power, and
but few el thsoa sra ox
Tbe total aeaaber f flxnaa Csth
c4c aoesaoakaau la tbe Ua b
reioraed by tbereese as CllXOCa
Add to these the cUlirea wto bate
been baptized la the faith, bet 'f
bet jt U rnoob to aaaie tbttr
firvt coeuaoaxxv, and ( ioct
1.OX10OJ saore a tW eue Iljcsaa
Caiholie popaUijoev.
Ths ia a Vofy ef b IWvvrs aboet
al to the eo&Ufwd aeabees c
the Baptist aad MrtboUls, lbs
two coenmaaioee to wbkb are isrfin
d4 the vt etvs; wily f tbe lYot
ant cbsreb SBetaWrbip. Br lie
tdeotit tbe larrt cl tbe dbe
IVoteetaat VomJaUi U a3.
Tbe great caase of the Ctnva be
Keters la lb ccuatry ar d-iVJ ia
to CsibolK oo the ev taa 1. muJ
and i&lo Estate aed Meibwbeis c.
the other, aad the slraccth of h
Is In tbe besd it be oa the tUia a4
sunpie people knots espeeialy.
aha caseaanoks wtich are snore
favorej by the neb aad peosrereoa,
tbe critKal. tbe fa4ida.s aad the
fahkvtt. are fir lafsnor ia avta.
bar lo ear U the three. Te
abjtertsas, who are LUalbsd
for their wealth, are grei oeJy by
alow oVrvsse, The Freoreae.
far Isee aaoeroa, are gaiie oore
rpd!y, ta the l"x at Uast, aad
cbiedy teosoe tbry are sasVis cxo-
eertea ez jrt t eoore the itir-
tbise ef the prf aed bea4b?. The
Coegraoehatt, the last of lbs
divisiota tf rrotsftt tellies ta
tht coca try, seem U. be latcaf tbstt
bold, ev, a ta New K!so.i, the rw
Of th4r onarn, lletalteaa the llo.
maa Cttbolxcs and tha Csr4is aad
MstbodisU are iwosasia cat ta
dly than any o(he eoaariMit the
erst everywhere, aad the tu ro-
tsstaat dmoxai aiioa La ail tri f
the latoo exrrp the tar re uura.
It Is egmioaat that tbe iwj
maaioae whirs iac'ade so en at
majority cf tbe rrotratant bebevtrs
are tboee wbeb bavebesa least af
feeted by the thooIsgVAl itrUu'.i m
sow gcaeg for ax d. The faun ui
a -e m m m
twta in.tMA$ aa Mstho? re-
una subetarUtlly naebaegsd. It
t the MB now as tl was w ttev
reewved their first isapetas Ujm thm
early rrriral. TWy bebeve ta the
B.b as the abtotately hUlLbi
word of Gad aad a tbe oeJy aoorre
of sathoritf ia CLsttsra of faith aad
practise. Psrbsp they are bras -
pojed than formsr'r to re'y on the
terrors ef the Lw as a maa of eo-
venief smnets. eecuag the love
of Ood tether lha U wrath, bet
they dare not etieei the rerWt
train of the BdVe. TVry are J.t
UactitaJy Ptotevtaat ia spirit aod
foes of the Boo a Caibo!Mti3 wbcb
doiaiaaUa aa r sJ body cf bevera.
The Uocaaa i.lhoe Cberca, of
eoerae, maka i o cottpteon with
the aeoUie Uedeeri hcb are
sober rtieg IrotslaA theclryy t
so great aa exlsirt. - It rerards tbcm
as the b gkal eoaaeqosaee of throw
leg effthe aalhonty of tbe Chat c
acid subaMUstieg the pritzle aad la-
dividaaJ jaijasit ia talter cf
failh. It do aot cba--g iu tbe
clofj to catch cbatfrs of pepalar
aenumsol, bat eoc leads the cnore
coebdenltj fur it sethority a a di
vine) eommiesieo for direct. the
conatietvcje sad ja!mrnt of eea,
aad tit: them froa the ehfpersek
of inhdsbly.
On oae e, lb serf -, we aal tbe
exponent of the tmplet aad least
criOcaJ f nib f ProtseUalista, and oa
tbe ctbsr tbe aarts Chercb sraiast
wbsch tbej rvbeCed. These are the
two great rsligiooa foroaa, aad no
rvaviy tbsy are aeerly qaX
Oolaide of thra the lbolotj ire
olatioQof tbts day reoeesdJL bet
wuhia their reaks, recruited chief y
aaoeg tbe plainer peocie, tbsoViy
maaiae at a sbttaci-J aiilibnoa.
Thry are be!ertrs aai aot stvpika.
aad toffsthtr they cocaprzte tbe grra
maa cf the CLritUto of the I tvted
Hiatsa. Total! y cppoecd la vry-
thief alse, the tee forces. Jloca
Calbolire aad BepUite aad hfUo-
disla, ere nailed ta Ibsir atsasiitjay
lag fa-th la tbe aalhon'y whsrb eeb
respextivel holds to be ditine, lb
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