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OTHER MEN S SONS.
BY M. K. SERVOS.
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GREENSBORO, N. C, FRIDAY. AUGUST 20, 1SSG.
NO. 32.
'A. saloon -keeper sat in li is easy chair
.- And talked of LU fixtures and "store, "
lie told of the mirrors and paintings so fine,
" And the plate-glass in window and door.
He talked of its carvings and marble floor,
And called it a "palace" within
(The poor heart whose son was brought
home to her drunk.
She called it a palace of sin)
He told of his tables where cards were
played, . - -.
"But never for money, you know !"
T'Just innocent games, that would please
' all the boys,
And would keep them from groggeries
. . r low.
; For his was a high4icensc 'Jegal" place,
And run just "according to law."
ills "high moral character," really so fine,
It had not a shadow or flaw,
Or so one might judge who his linenae
' I'eifU ;
And it seemed, avrlib tongue ran,
'Twere really an honor fofparents to have
Their sons ruined by such man. -
He told of refinement ; for those who came
Were young men of the "upper class'
Who ought to rejoice for rq cosy a place
To partake of a ''social glaJfc."
dors of the setting sun; and gates of
brass, burnished and gilterinpr, opened
aud shut like doors oi flame. The hanir-
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gamens oi iaoyionr wet wjtn liesvy
dew, begun to pour from starlit flow
ers and dripping leaf a fragrance for
many miles around. The street .and
squares were lighted for dance and
frolic and promenade. The theaters
and galleries of art invited the wealth
and pomp and grandeur of the city to
rare entertainments. Scenes of riot and
wassail were mingled in every street.
and godless mirth and outrageous ex
cess and splendid wickedness came to
the king's palaee to do their mightiest
deeds of darkness.
A royal feast to-night at a king's
palace! Hushing up to the gates are
chariots upholstered with precious
cloths from Dedan, and drawn by fire-
unfit for it. So we most always de-ffmrs but our tmlm tnnt brinv (km
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cxaro uie meosage in nappens to come j iron) the Arctic? hat fih but
to ns. Daniel must read it as it is. A
minister preached lief ore James I of
England; who was James VI of Scot
land. What snbiect did be take? The
king was noted all over the world for
being unsettled and wavering in bis
ideas. What did the minister preach
about to this man, who was James I of
T1IE FIELD AT LARGE.
Ottawa, Kaacu, Jul j ii, 1 nS.
lUxing fprntten d4j in this state,
and bating pone about conjidrrablj,
conrcrc VHh man Tvct'lr, andfcUu bow rulca the mrtr.
IcarnrU m good ucsi, 1 am LxtUrr rci
rw Mr " v a aw s ua SMjii
dukes and the migbtv men and woman
eyed horses from Togarmah that rear of the country, for Hugh Latimer was
and neigh in the grasp of the chariot- to apologize. He bezab Lis sermon bT
eers; while a thousand lords dismount, 'saying: "Ilugh Latimer, bethink thee!
ana women uresseti in all the splendor t lliou art in the rresenceof thin rtK
And
he ' knew when a man had had
enough ;" r
The otBce of judge he assumed,
And "sent him in . time to his sheltering
home"
(When cash was all gone,, 'tis presumed.)
Some one who got a word edgewise at last,
And-question squeezed into the space,
Said that he presumed the saloon-keeper's
son ,
Spent most of his time in the place t
mu son well, no not exactly l guess
1 would not allow him in there !"
lie answered, and hastened to speak of
Maud S.
How he "thought her a fast trotting
mare."
And the fine young son of the merchant
prince, Who had playei his "incent games"
Till the spirit of gambling his soul posses
sed, v '
As the fire fiend en warps in tiames ;
Who had drank his liquors in mirrored
hal's, i ' .
And had' found", alas ! but too true,
That they had just as surely maddened
the brain .
As the drinks of the grwgrgeries do :
.s mean anaki i,'.woit anA l.waTi
the garlands, and pouring a
of Syrian emerald, tand the color blend
ing of agat and the chasteness of
coral, and the somber glory of Tvriin
purple, and princely embroideries
brought from afar by, camels across the
desert, ami by ships of Tarshish across
the sea. Open wide the gates and let'
the guests come iu! The chamlerlains
and up bearers are all ready. Hark to
the rustic of the silks and to the carol
of the music! See the blaze of the
jewels! Lift the "banners! Fill the
cups! Clap the cymbals! Blow the
trumpets! Let the night go by with
song and dance and ovation; and let
that Babylonish tongue be palsied that
will not say: "O King Belshazzar,
live for ever!"
Ah, my, friends, it was not any com
mon banquet to which these great peo
ple came. All parts of the earth had
sent their richest viands to that table:
Brackets and chandeliers flashed their
1 i cr f rirrr ant-aWla rtt knmiahibl rrnA
Emits, ripe and luscious, in baskets of
silver entwined with leaves, plucked
from roval conservatories. Vases in
laid with emerald and riged jwith ex
quisite traceries, filled with nuts that
were threshed from forests of distant
lands. Wine brought from the roval
vats, foaming in the decanters and bub
bling in the chalices. Tufts of cassia
and frankincense wafting their sweet
uess from wall and table. Gorgeous
banners unfolding in the breeze that
came through the open window be
witched with the perfume of hanging
gardens. Fountains rising up from in
elosnres of ivory in jets of crystal, to
fall in clattering rain of diamonds and
pearls. Statues of mighty men looking
down from niches in the ' wall upon
crowns and shields brought from sub
dued empires. Idols of wonderful work
standing on pedestals of precious
stones. Embroideries stooping about
the windows and wrapping pillars of
cedar, and drifting on floor inlaid with
ivory and agate. Music, mingling the
thrum of harps and the clash of cym
bals, and the blast of trump"' . in one
imsAoTii flint.
our
nets must sweep them for the BMtrkeUT
What mnk) bat it mast sing ia our
halls? Wkat loqssoc but it must
speak in owr muW? Ho! to th
national bosquet reaching from moun
tain to mountain and from sea to sea!
To prepare the taniact the sbeepfolds
Uil tJ SB S SWBI OAS B4A STWSZ3 niTT Oimi
England and James VI of Scotland? their best treasurers. Ths orchard. I11 ihux whcn D,T ll wa lnned,
lie took for his trtt, James i, 6: "Hejpiled vp on tba UbU their .sweetest to f peak of CscU oi here thej eiut.
M wiTereu s iixe a wave oi im svaiiruiu. im presses trans oat with aew
an Ten with the wind and tossed."
Hugh Latimer offended the kisg by a
sermon he preached, and the king said:
"Hugh Latimer, come and apolog
ize." "I will," said Hugh Latimer.
IUK cuapei was-mu oi lords and uregou. ana we were all brothe
brothers si a baoquet. Suddenly the
feast ended. What meaat those mounds
thrown up at Chwkahominr. fthilah.
Atlanta, Gcttjiburg, Bouth Mountain?
What meant those ffoiden grain fields
turned into a pa to ring ground for
cavalry horses? What meant the corn
The shelving of ADdcrson, in the
Fifth CoArruiooal lUtrici,arJ the
notninalioa of Wilsua to roccred him
makes an open rrpture in I publican
ranis, and wWclr slTertie what
AcdVncn
is on of the panst uxn nc
roogrcsaf mnd one of the ahlrsL
to
lie
-ina u u fliZarxxx Uxwm a
IirpcWicaa and IVaocral T and
I m .
Josru I or sare rej4j. -hv
lojoL the Pthcr U dUWxL-
man by the crnUr ali. -AhT wot
tuy anjwrr; -U lkmocrat m
the Stith who totes Prohibition, 4
culortrs it.
it
a
tnd olri it and
U popular at home. Ikit the crrlmctri rul
UUB ";wcn; up max re was not rtliabiTi while yuur IpuUiran brrrr fc
v , v S " ' i m mm mmm " 8 X SO. v SB UU OS 1 mtfm
vines. To sit at that table came the
. j 1 4 f - - - i - i '
ns rmmn sti.i i . k
the harresteni of Wiaconsin. and th.l,Iulu u"-w Ia l'Bl wiitor wU make tare
Of
ana
pxll it Ilnftrs)
itcad of Anderson
was cominatrd a and ot,e loral
Ayvf krfort .thnt-..ge:
Ana iiiorfy'lot m g
low
lie never would once have been ; corridors, and tnnlling uie souls oi a
Tia 'i.5o-ii.trni" tips with maTble thousand banqueters. Tbe signal is
Coors
That allure by their .silver and sheen
If all these
. -m m
given, and . the lords and iauies, tne
mighty men and women of the land,
o me around the table. Pour out the
wine! Let foam and bubble kiss the
rim! Hoist every one his oup and drink
to the sentiment, "O Jving lielshazzar,
live for forever!"
When he heard this he said,
fine things
Are for sons of other men kept ! "
If he set his snares for the innocent ones,
And sowed tares while their guardians roval
slept chances, as again and again and again
tney. are emptieu. Away wiin care
"lie is b ack as the .master he serves so from the palace! Tear royal dignity to
ly king, who can detrtrov thv bo.lv.
But bethink thee, Hugh Latimer, that
thou art in the presence of tbe King of
heaven and earth, who can destror both
lodj and soulin hell fire. O.'king,
cursea oe tuy crimes.
IL Another lesson that comes to us:
There is a great difference between the
opening of the banquet of sin and its
close. Young man, if yon had looked
in upon the banquet in the first few
hours you would have wished tou had
ieen invited there and could sit at the
feast. "Oh, the grandeur of Belshaz
zar feast," you would have said; but
you look in at the close of the banquet
auuyour uioou curdles with horror
I he king of terrors has there a ghast
lier banquet; human blood ia the wine
and dying groans are the music. Sin
has made iUelf a king in the earth. It
has crowned itself. It has spread a
banquet It invites all the world to
come to it. It has hung in its ban
queting hall the spoils of all kingdoms
and the banners of all nations. It has
gathered from all music. It has strewn
from its wealth the tables and floors
and arches. And yet how often is that
banquet broken up, and how horrible!
is its end! Ever and anon there is a
handwriting on the wall. A king falls.
A great culprit is arrested. The knees
of wickedness knock together. God's
judgment, like an armed host, breaks
in upon the banquet, and that night is
Belshazzar, the king of the Chaldeans,
slain.
Here is a young man who savs: "I
cannot see why thev make such a fuss'
about the intoxicating cup. Whv, it is
exhilarating. It makes me feel well.
1 can talk better, feel better. I cannot
see why people have such a prejudice
against it. A few years pass on and
he wakes up and finds himself in the
clutches of an evil habit which he tries
to break but cannot, and he cries out:
"O, Lord Ood, help me!" It seems as
though God would not hear his prayer,
and in an agony of body and soul he
cries out: "It biteth like a serpent and
it stingcth like an adder." How blight
it was at the start! how block it was at
the last!
Here is a man who begins to read
French novels. "They ore so charm
ing, he says: "I will go out and see
for myself whether all these things are
so. He opens the gate of a sinful life.
He goes in. A sinful sprite meets him
with her wand. She waves her wand
and it is all enchantment Why, it
if the angels of God had
Prohibition party has excited wide
.
tpreaa comment, and it creating in man so em)r lor luor that he rup- morr.
some quarters poeitiTt corutcrriaUon, ported, (ilick apumt SL John tnl Wr
Accession to it aro
hv, oM
out our hit
Dottrrwutustij loyr Hat aouvbow
Ibvd him. In the audience didn't ovrm tv think
llcptiUican K
rut
mirht jut as ell odm't it
norm n 7 ovcr-in nA i M.kti .
eTerr dar. and from a fine cLlm tr ; . . ..t l. i i .. ' ' - - ... 3
men. - iiarviv ouLiiiau r&n l njv t.r..i . t
fields gullied with' the be!s of the!. , 1 " "JT , "" 1
t , . . . . . i ftiiuuuiiui ii mttt w iui - usiF pniwn -. ft - i - . .
tMarrtaDCiT miBf nnr uinMmMi' o ,iu.r ia cr.n vi ima iiriuv-iur onriurT. io rain ii uiii irrn
oi tears, uoee laaes oi oiooar uoa;wir u. wu ani iins ami ina?, ,CAn mrtr. to ls iwth u isCl-ielcwhere : a t is. tK TT, r,
grr. Justice must eosne. A
handwntiug on the wall! The nation
bos been weighed and found wanting.
Darkness! darkness! Woe to the north!
Woe to the south! Woe to the eat!
Woe to the west! Death st the lion
quetl IY. I have also to learn from the
subject that the destruction of the
wmcftij. T-.were. as I Kx r lwr
jj loroc.rai them, a Third Party ouU
t v i . . .
JY'i' ufwuj. u gain u ana seep it
mrtr. to Is noth i'. else where : oj if La. the Third In
be connUii yet as tieutrals hnt withid noliticallT rorrnrL aman rrTa-tronvs iarvraii5f-rTrn forthMaior
m trndrncy to join the tew ruovt mcnL L M ininticl to moral rolitin oj 'Ka-ntu bersclL Much has Um d.x-
Ioiblc rccruiU, crn be-,.uhn A. iUrthi is to prohibit ioo. and.Vv the law. in five Trars. and eoourh
These are
fore NovemUT ; th
party in power its
. mm
lartner ticiorr. if ant
ey inrnuh t be j Hy unccc pUblc to Uie best clrroriU i Uncficient rvtulti con be pointed out
oniy iioj oijuf his party that a Ult is olrt-ay or-jto
coi;d. rablc
puiiiin, and the nomination
prove its efficiency mhn piardrd
of by frirndly handj; but tl- Ilcpubli-
can party will not, can cot, do morr,
and lifpublican lcUrrt would undo
:all tliat ha bern, if thrT could. Of
mucuqd oi iue t ril -.....' " .
vicious and of those who denpUe God'. Inwr ' riU a r-TUUJ'ci Anderson as an indet-mdent candi
will be Tery sudden. The wave ofiiim in Kansas ii doomed ; and itb!date mill Crtunlr follow
It was unexpected. Huddenlr. almost jmlil.ons which make third party ( this conmioaal ditrict nnt in. this I have no doubt, and this thotis
alwavs comes tle doom of thcA who. work hard in this state, its rvnl
despite GKl and defy the law of mcL: mAri, urm,i. itl ftf... ...a. . . , ... , . . , , ! ..
llow was it at the deluge? Do you sup- ovv - w i ara, mre in uitaaa, alia u.ui- rani uo noi ucbt. iccy iiax.auutm.i-
pose it came through a long northea-tO I could have UlieTi-d. d-y of it The sire and spirit of the'ated nd otitro in pnincv of the
storm, so that people for days before Why is this so? The f.ct Uins: A e,ui. :.;r..
were sum it wbj onmintrV Vn- T . r, ' . ' " ! " J ..iij .
pce the morning was bright: that to dwn urD u 'publican dicative of public fevling throughout
calmness urooaca ou the wsters; thst! rrohibitionut that tiny are lwsin- Kansa. In the morning at
beauty sat enthroned on the hiils:!,rw,.i ti, r:.,.i t' w , .. . , T
when suddenly the heavens bun.t and ,b . 3 . v K ' l-;coniercnci- c-allcti loitu cxprrwiun
the mountains sank like anchors into mit8 or " receipts on rcconl in .from llX3JXT pr&ent, and at 1 1:3 Mr.
"!:"ri,"0roTerllie Al- their midst than three yt-arga They UUiron addressed fully as)
urn uiu UIV IUU1UITU. . yi ' , ' -
The red sea was divided. The Egrp-!84 Uiat 1,otcrnor -H". lpubU-u.itht r well out of old psrtj
A. A. !IorKi.
ri.OHIMTJUX DOOMING.
t"Cple .
The caufe of TrohibiUon i bxm-
mm . a a
ft.i.:. in? ) eHicientlr and atlli inrli
jrxry - vmni mil vui ui vm iviMiviir ' " 4
tians tried to cross it There could be! can though he is, has truoiMHl more or on the wuv on t Intl. ftrmrr.n : rai4d pron-sj that all ortlinanr cal-
no danger. The Israelites had jut gone lintror rritninl th
hy Iemocratic t'ovcnior (ilick..Ms.; and in the evening Hon. C H. I,n" State is now without its full
They point to a brewery, running Bninscoinbe, Mrs. Luthrup and ljrepienUtite chararter made
in defiance of law, which under (ilick bcld forth in turn to quite l&0 ,rircnt in' iU tat ion i election
waa closed. They hare stii thvisonur siid 15 and the imprvssion Itrict.
prodnct of that brewery bem about left was very tronir. Hon. I. 0. Koch State, county, and
a . I 1 - -
in the ttreeU in certain town?, and.Iickcring, (Jot. SL John's law part-j'ional district ore hoidng con
carried as freight on the 6tatv' nul- ncr, mas unanimomly nominated foriTntiont. and eTcry town is alive
through. W nere thev had gone why
not the Egyptians? (), it wan such a
beautiful walking place! a pavement
of tinged shells and pearls, and on
either side two great walls of mUr,
solid. There can be no danger. For
ward, great host of the Egyptians!
Clsp the cymbals and blow the trum
pets of victory! After them! Wo will
catch them vet and thev shall tc de-
all
dil-
conrcs-
stroyed. Unt Uie walls of solidified WaT. Their Udmhl lt.nblin dm., ron., nn,l ,,,-.! . tlUn- .rt, with Prohibition lectures, and de-
They fall. The rushng wster! rThei8tor1,3 the wholesome gup He demonitratdl tlust the l.epubli-'taanding Prohibition literature,
shriek of drowning men! The swim-! left by Democratic saloons. They can jxirty cannot claim credit for any New recruits and converts with active
on the bottom of the sea, or pitched ly ;j"Jg8, and learn how lax ore drag state, bat that it muit bear the re- tnusioim are Ulling into Ihc ranKJ,
fr liri..w'jr - boom for rroaibition this Lul nat
.1 ft. I 1 H. V. I I
Suddenlv destrucUon came. One half inccUj- Thcv utetl, indijthe law.
have be-without
well ;
And from now and forever more,
I will seek the way of the people of
And ne'er again darken his door."
Ood,
seems as
UestarreU headband and carcanet oi poured out vials of nerfnme in thH
beauty gleam to the uplif ted atmosphere. As he walks on he finds
the hills becoming more radiant with
foliage, and the ravines more resonant
with the falling water. Oh, what a
charming landscape he sees! But that
sinful sprite with her wand meets him
again; but now she reverses the wand.
and all the enchantment is gone. The
cup is full of poison. The fruit turns
to ashes. All the leaves of the bower
are forked tongues of hissing serpents.
lhe no wing fountains fell back in
tatters! Pour out more wine! Give us
more light, wilder music, sweeter , per
fume! Lord shouts to lord, captain
i ogles to captain. Goblets clash, de
canters rattle. There come in the ob-
j scene song and the drunken hiccough,
and the slavering lip, and the guffaw
of idiotic laughter, bursting from the
DR; TALMAGE'S SERMON.
THF HAND WRIT lips P"11063 flushed, reeling, blood- dead pool, stenchful with' coruuption.
J mSxi wTt t sliot vuile minSlinS witu it all I hear; The luring songs become ourses and
I NTERPRETIN
j ING ON
1E: t tSf'SJ the S wall? Is ifc a PW ls ifc a Phantom? heart, and beckDn him on with, "Hail,
was Belshazzar, the king of the Chal- it God? The music stop8 The brother 1 Hail, blasted spirit hail!"
"TTrt--t. v goblets fall from thenerveless grasp. He tries to get out He comes to the
Tr"""rr"r a thrill. There is a start, front door where he entered and tries
"77. riTl XI,6 There is a thousand-voiced shriek of to push it back, but the door turns
""""V " :r rrr; horror. Let Daniel be brought in to against him:
oetuvisneu xiuru . - readthat writing. He comes in. He shuttinxr door he hears these words
worth casue. ; xne m omeno a"er: reads it: "Weighed in the balance, and 'This night is Belshazzar, the king of
rival was considered mportantjhat ound wanting. Meanwhile the As- the Chaldeans, slain." Sin may ola
SfffJ ftSLbfS: Syrians, who for; two years had " been bright as the morning; it closes 000.
ST' inZn T1 to that city, too aovan- the night.
sienificant of aE 'She wal greeted at la-?t , i, m Ilearn tnriheT from ihi nixh-
!f LAtllLts and Uiefeet of the con querors ,0 n lhe ject thftt dealh breftk8 in
torches" and the thunder of Cannon, P j- - upon a banquet Why did he not go
K Sat 8e?SghUblaze: fcf . shUhe Rftl?-, ?T
o J ftrrf. hTirst of "music, that lifted ?urate.n.?on,lne8Wna,nuVn! were people there that would like to
rri?.Tr:r JT-4: aoor oi tnai oanqueiii
:Me rBWiIKn?w,I -i jT.' not want to look
" menc xnen pne ui m tx utcu
?I8ie:!?l:IiaViSiffK ards, and the -blood of murdered wo- time when the toirth is -dslhinir io the
servants ftw ..6. - men and the kicked andthnmbled car
fintertainmeni cost ww tucu . x y
Huzza, huzza, for great Belshazzar! screams of demoniac laughter. Lost
What is that on the plastering of the spirits gather about him and feel for his
hour before they could not
lieved it Destroyed snd
remedy.
I am just setting forth a fact which
you have noticed as well as L Ananias land
comes to the apoUe. Tbe spontle
Uid yon sell the land
nant, ashamed. And no wonder.
positive lower, wi BUin and
Why was the drng store provision ; Igan elector ; hWf but recently joined
!reoomendcl by Governor Martin, our ranks 1 and v.is nomination meani
legislated into law? Martin .a lively fight An the district
was never a IVohibitionist. and his, St John livtA. It would not nr
mi", iiu luu ntru ma iuiu iur bo, i j
much?' He savs, ''ies.'' It was ahe. (paper, the Atchison CAasp..i, was prise me to fleam of his election.
jeoa: as quick as mat! rsppnirs, bis tK mm( . bitti.P ti.iuti T
m a .t . I ' f, . 1 V wnp wr f mmS. (Ml M'l'l VUI UI WVU 41 m
wue, comes in. "iia voa sen tne land , , . .
Bnspevt the reader
i io imiu r . . ...... .- . . .
for so much?" "Yes.'' It was a lie. Ivanaas Iuw beiore prohibiuon nv.c- asking l ie to ray whether Prohibition
and quick as thst she was dead! Ood'n ceeded through popular votv. It Is really prohibits in Kansas. I can
rm . ... ' . Inn rt tr L..tmn C T..t. t - Ii . t ..! 1 ....
xne uesiroying sngei went uirougu'"6 i" "'uji vwiu iui.i n nis nine urugstore naicncu
I
rv are no
Lgypt. io you suppose thst any of .Governor, when the latter had bum Pic
1 -r ' . . " . ' r. ni Trim , I rnr i lhir( tr.vm Ils't w L t 1 i r .
wing? 5fo! No! Suddenlv, nneipee-! never recanted word or deed, racrelvihealtliy state the dru-itnres are too! atl election fer lYohilition
tedly, he came. ,1au.1 in ft.vr,r nf -,,r..rr;rt i,-. t .l . .u. its cloriouj malts to follow. Verily
mmmmrn aM wwwvrm va - - VS W u Irt V B4UliUUJ ki A MA LUC 1111H k Ul . LSt" 1 "
will bring conitcmotion in both the
Uepublican and Democratic parties.
The Fiik bcjm in New Jersey it one
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It has now become to certain that
iFiik will reocive a majority of the
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mentally T0U C1itl 1113,1 mere is namiv aun-
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uon aucui iu i ns rooofvieu win
prove one of the most aitonUhing
development! ever brought about in
the history of our country in so short
a time, and gives promise of the
po&iibility of carrying the next Prrsi-
ith
Skilled sportsmen do not like to nhoot t
a bird standing on a spring near by.
If they are skilled they pride them
selves on taking it on the wing, snd
thev wait till it nLnrta IWlli i m.n n1.1
sporUnlon and he loves to take men j loose letter the spirit of it might
flying under the very sun. He loves to violated everywhere eury day.
Mac tuvus voa suv m iu,
lavor of
that he might become Governor, yond doubt, any man wbo wishes can
himself; and then secured the re-iget spiritnocs or malt beverage, and
(shaping of law so that under its. that in no very round-about fashon.
be lie only (igus, a "statement as pro
Ifivided under the Martin Law, caving
Are there any here who are unnre-!
thejegal feature which Kauia owes he wijhe the linuor for medical pur-
pored for the eternal world? Are there, to him, and which norw curtks theipoies, and netting forth what his
any here who have been living without l.tativ w. nnf 1,1 -.'.. -1,-1 .n,, '.n, n,;.
J mmwm aaww S WSV Ov W4V4 fMI'Vtfs SMIUII 19
Multituda: axe realizing the
palace stairs. Massacre rusnes in wiin upon a banquet
ueting naii, ior a ao k.t-a AiaA T .nn mM
There is nothing ami nmn in Im-i-tit. in hi
mere dui xorn Dannem, auu uroea ... l... v.i.ninA,i Ai Tint
God and without hope? Let me say to
voa that you had better accept of the
Lord Jesus Christ lest suddenly your
last chance be gone. The lungs will
eease to breathe, the heart will stop.
The time will come when you shall go
A . kftft .o iv. . 1,1 4 . m . . .
. i .i. , ! , -,7 . , v ! ana aiunning their
rw Wr (hs shnn X "v hlniv will Iia 1 Af I 07
Ui STW mmmtV PUVi Aiyi tvA M mm 0 OV MA 9
but death, and judgment and cternitv.
On, flee to Uod this hour I If there be
one in this presenoe who hoa wondered
ior away xroin uansi, cnougn ne msv
not hove heard the call of the gospel
time when the mirth
tip-top pitch death
is ' dashing io the
breaks in at the
This "sUteroenr at tbe
of prohibition, it woe a stupid blunder i month's end it handed over by thej
s a . . . trtx .
ior wnicn jonn a. Alar tin uccrves(amggijt to the rrotmc Judge, ana
political dcAth and eternal burial, by him kept on tile for public refer-
fact ut eucv. Tbe Judge rect-ivea a fee on it
purpose to of live cents, which was added to the
take part in the funeral services. ; druggist's selling price. I am told
Lvcn Martin! beet friends admit that general debility" figures
that he is put at a diiulvanUg by oftenest as the ill which Cesh is
hi course concernmir; the 4Siarcb hetr to, and that bottled ale and
a new resurrection of moral and intel
lectual activity is hiking possession
of the minds of the people that means
real progress, and that the saloon
must go, and much quicker than we
could at Grit have on tici paled.
From Jrmortml'$ Montky fnr Sf
temIT.
i my
THE PLK- OF TIIK IlKrunU-
CAN LKADHILS.
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Lord Leicester made tliat great supper i XiTo P?'V . e nave oiten seen the some
in Kenilworth Castle. , " --- .'. , , thing mustrateu. nereis ayowraan
naWtinul' WoIsav nteriftained the L 1 learn trom tnis, tnat wnen uou Tst come from college. lie is kind.
French ambassadors at Hampton Court, writes anything" oa the walls a njan bad He is loving. He is enthusiastic. He
mi:. 1- n TAT-c.T.r,..i I better read it aa it is, Daniel did ' not U eloauent ' Bt one' ronnr be msv
for the banquet Purvevors went out misinterpret oz ' modify tbe liandwrit- bound to heights toward which many
And traveled all the kingdom over to iug on the wallft It is all foolishness men hv boen struggling for years.-.
: - ift 0v.i TT,a tima to emect a. minister of the gospel to nrofession ooens before him. He is
earner The guests Tvere kpt during preach alwavahwgs that the people esUblished in the Ms JUs friends
the dar hunting M the king's park, so choose. What shall I preach to you cheer hiuui Eminent men enoourage
that tlleir appetites might be keen, and to-day? Shall I tell you of the dignity him. Aiter'a while you may see hua
then in the evenint?. to the sound of of human nature? Shall I tell you of standing In the. American Senate, or
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for niony ayear.I invite him now to and Seizure reolutioa. His party bver leenu most in medical demand.
Xetthtro7thi ' del that, almost unani-.The druggist', discretion, or temper-
To-day I invite you to a grander ban-lmously; and with it in tpe Republican Sance instincts, wodtl tprear to be
qttttthon any I have mentioned. My pUtforin third-partyuAi could riot 'the sole arbiter ai to talcs. Common
Angehjara.tha cup bearers. All the hTe made much heod way this year, j Wstimony agrees that in Leaven
redeemed ore the guests. The halls of But after its raasar tne anti-rrohi-! worth. Atchison. IXxlre Citt and
ewramoT wnu ugos, a K nn wr r,f f.rlin nrtl rWirbtt. l-n ! b Lr Art,1.
poved with joy, and curtained with no- ; , - - - i j -v
fading .beauty, are the banqueting! iUelf. He would not iiun, if tLit'Ged by recognizable saloons.- Yet on
place. Tbe harmonies a etermty ore pUnk were not rtsoindcd. The'Saturday Jast, at Lawrence, Ixtween
the music The chalices of heaven ore! , . . ,,T. . .Jui r . i r .v
nuiu wen. ivuiiu. ia(Mii imiu uuiituc uuuii v. .rviuu ivuitxi ujc r.
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the trumpeters,-they were introduced mewouutR wi !?l ,, r mu,iU Pw wacmuio u; ui
into a hall hung with silk and cloth of lished? , "Oh, noP you say, 1,me eloquence as trees are moved in a
old. and the? were tables aglitter the message that came from God. I whirlwind. Borne night be retires
. A lever is on mm." ueiirrum,
;ni imnai .f nnl W.en urith the will, it there is any nanuwnung ou early
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his intellect . Father and
stand br and BOO the tides of
lio ICisov vEJ-iW as " cso aw u.vs i -tii . . .
i..-i e tlA vft oK. that is the message, and so 1 deciareit. itfQ croinff out to the srreat ocean. : The
ioned into the shape of men, birds, and Jesus never flattered those to horn he banquet is coming, to an end. The
wfa nn ftrrntir.8 .UneW and ioust- preached, v He said to those wbo did bghts of thought and mirth and elo-
i rornof nf moats tLTd khllish With thfi llieWlUI Uft3u -ooow. -.ft.ftift..,-.ww a .
f h a awvmid cent of Christ, and be saved. I might reins of
A -ftA talk of a erreat many "other things, but mother
course Of the feast- ca:
mat tue ar
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ing parties riding against each otlierj ' " r ll"r , .u6 wu8.u. ; uc
T.7a QTi.l nrinmn anil sight: "le generauou ui. vip:-. j irarianus are snaicneti irom uxa prow.
iMOM,i .f nr. fiiw tn thAlwhited sepulchres! how can ye escapel xhe vision is gone.. Death at the bon-
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.w. -m .ft-k i t-v s y-vA i - it rw w n a inn rr i i.iin - auiiuaiiivu w -- . ar3 a.
-nrria-n.i ami nt. to the kinff of apostle preached before a man who was 1 We saw the same thing-on a larger
France. Cardinal 'Wdlser prepared that not ready to- hear horn preach, W hat gCale illustrated at the lost wor in this
great siippe? in Hampton Cotxx,M J subject did betake?, ana ne saJr- ..loountry. Uur. wnoie nauou had een
V . . r . . j, -' 2 -1 L ' ' . ' I rnft. ava m rvrsrl nun ft. Ttrv Tina mUl. OI., Mmir . 4- a Tio 11 fT . 1 hinnfinl nArtn
it-it mv text tases -its xo a-, more tx. t:..,; ,j . ,1 oi""e - " r
- f iriA or litanneL::. ifflit was "about : to
fbrntdowntibbn fbylohi" '.The shad
gws of her two. hundred- and,' fifty tow
ers beVan to lengtiien. ine jupnrates
very noble manr "
a national
No; he preached of south, east and west What grain was
roan who was unthere but we -srrew it on our hills?
righteous; of temperance to a man who w'hat invention was there but our
was the victim of bad appetites; of the rivers must turn the new wheel aqd rf-
rblled;Wcher!hT'lthe, fiery- splen-' judgment to; come to a man whQwaslo. the strange shuttle! Th worm the ChoUeona, a1auuV
the nlate. and I am one oi the servants
oonung out with both hands filled with I be offended. His element was neces-
i !f . ? 8 i v FJ to WFlifan tuefcets., To his
break the aeal-of the invitation and oxie-man rule the temperance cnti-Jon one fido of one street only, leaving
reou me woros wntiea in reu ins oiimcui yieiueu suppiianuv. ix;o oi,irom one to icree aerv ai cacn
it a 9 . I . - - I I
ready. . " referred back to the comm Uho, and
After thxs day bos tolled by and the smothered there, Hy this act, and
mem noa cuius hwv jou nave roavi, . . i
sleep guarded by-Uim who neTer slum- VJ
bers! Alsy you awoke in the morning lallowoU to -liana, me Republican
strong and welll iiat, , obi art thou ,a taLrir 0f Kansas is placed in a most' any viae in this Stat where-linuor
tSss?iuht cm earth? lSofituUnPPJ lUtn hypocrifyU unlawfully sold which cooJd not
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oe kvmuant iu iaBiKui uj uu.r iuxu, i oi jia jcaucrs IS mauc iMJrc giaiuljj"7 t-wvt mu jsmij lii pvw 11, uii-
v!iin fltlnr in lib; vm Sd . 7 tour. "We are ii tayox of en- der present Uw, or under laws that - "
shadows floating in tbe room, and si J ....... ' - I n tbmw dmt in the
handwriting on the wall, and you feel forcing prohibition,- sajr Vbeao xnennuny ungnt enact, u uiat pamy to p .
thst your lost boor ts come, and there I 'hut we ore opposed J to the only! pleased? 2ot a man aal nay,
thtSbg.TicW o7X?Shelh?2iwhich enforcedrithoagh I gave ample chance for and
hrAih then thr doom would be but And this absurd nolitical norailox eoarteoosiy inyiiea a neirauye. m
on eehq Ul tne worue or my texi: in
swas mummt'fmwmrmm
WalrufTi Brewery wagoa openly de-
liyervd beer in kegi at eleven places.
place, and i.ota drag-store iccladed
I beliere. And that very night, be
fore a , good-sized audience in that
town, I put the question L)ocs any
man present believe that there is
Plcar, Mr. Liquor Ih-aler. won t
yoa come into our parlor, we have
been trying to make our platform
etcr so accommodating. We cannot
drive away the temperance people
any longer, and we mint do or say
something to pacify them, but we
promise you, Mr. liquor Dealer, that
we will gite Ilepublicaa saloon
keeper in the city the protection
to which they are entitled."
Yoa know we cannot rpare the
temperance rote; they are now flock
ing over to the Party in such num
ber! that we are obliged to say anU
txloon and fuch other platitudes, bet
it will be all right ia the end, help
tu juttencemore;do stay with cs
through another Presidential election;
we will always to arrange to tote on
the amendment for change in the
Constitution to that it will not paw,
but yoa know we cannot say o out
loud, but yoa hare alwaya found oj
trae to roar inlrraia. XoW. Wr.
Liquor Dealer, take our word for it,
we promise that nothing shall be
done to interfere with your InltrcstM
and all that we I hall fay or do will
eyes of those
fTftft.rl temperance people. IStrr,
Mr. Liquor Dealer stay by cs for the
prvsent, won't yon, please dx
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