Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 31 August 1897 — Page 4

Tin; 1)AIL> WASMAl TIMES, GUEENCASTLE, INDIANA.

25 < 50 * DRUGGISTS t Ubsoldtelt gdaraiteed * | !i.lf mill bookM frw. M. OTeBUJiU BKJIKIH ««».. I hiruo. NontnaL C«B..*r Bea V.rk. tr.-i

Local and Personal, Biliousness

I Is canned liy torpid liver, which prevents digettlon and permits food to (eraient and putrity in the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, Hood’s

Pills

What is Going on in Society,

cal and General News.

DON'T THINK

Of iravi.iir the city, even for h abort time, without nrderiiiK the Dully Hannku 1 \MBS to folicw you. It coats you but 10 cents u wee* hb It does here a* home, and the address wll

re ohantred as often as vou donlre.

(I'eraonals and society notes are BOlic.ited mid will be inserted if writer’s imtne nmi ad- . it ess is uttaclied, not tt> lie insert ini, but us an I evidence oi (food faith. None but truthful terns are desired.)

LAKE BREEZES bring relief from the sweltering o the town or city They raise yourspirll and restore your energy. The grt ales comfort and pleasure in lake trave 1 i on one of the LAKE MICHIGAN AND LAKE SUPFRI0I TRANSPORTATION CO'S ELEGANT STEAMSHIPS 5a,lings between Chicago and Mackinac .stand f»ur times every week, at extremely low rates. The new steel steamship "Maniton M is magnificent vessel, elegantly equipped will every comfort end convenience. Tri-weekl ’lwixt Chicago, Charlevoix, Harbor Springs Petoskey, riackinac island, etc Write for Interestlrif read

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] ».ralmm & Morton TrnnBporlKiloii ( c,., I ^tranuT i.ini's from Huntoii Hmi’Imi.- und St. ; .ioMoph. Midi., to Cliinago und MilwauUn ('oum.K'timr at St. *!oh<*|»Ii, whii tin* Yiiiubtlkt I biiu* uy. Tills Iiin* operates t lu* first dass viile ! wlirel sti“iiri*rs “( ity of Cliieuiro” ami *(*it\ ol Miiwaiikoo” and tin* nropellers * , Uit\ oi Louisville mid Woods”, niakimr trips twio» daily to < lii< ayo .iurin^r .lune. dulv. Aujnist ! and SoptemlMT. daily trips reiniilnder nf sea- | son, and tri-weekly trips to and from Mil waukee. Service llrst class, fare lower t Inin all rad routes. Through tickets on sale from all Vandulia l ine >tat ions.

.) II. (irahatn, Pn-st, Denton Harbor, Midi.

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1 < hieatro. Foot of Wabasli Ave.

ukee. Foot or Broadway.

y?.59 a. m i 0:10 a. to 4-00 p til C..21 p in I8JW a. n s:4s a il 12.41 p tr

BIG FOUR III effect No\. 1, ItiHfi

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No. to nil.. S. V. & lloBtoc 4, Imllnnu|K>lis Flyer ... R' InilmmipoliR Aec'm lb* Oln„ N. V. Jc BoRton..

HOI NO WEST.

No. afi* PI. I, Nlgln Limited No. «* >1. I. Acc’ui N.i, 11" Pi. I Pay Limited

No 51 MnPoon Limited 5.*1 P. U)

• Uttily t Pally Except Benday.

No. 2, connects at Indianapolis for ClticinuhII and Mlciiigan division. Nn. 4 commote

w ill. I.. E. Ac " and < liicugo.

No, IN comecta

mine for Toledo and pelrolt. No, M\, al

I ellefoiital le for SitudiiHli. >.

b. H 11 itkrtir. Agent.

(’oiinectioim : No. I at I mliaimpoli < with Big FoBr trains for (Jincinnu'.:, Benton Harbor and Chicago. *" No. r> “Mattoon Acc’m” ut Paris with

train south.

No. 8 at, Indianapolis witli train to

Greens hurt;.

No. it at 1’aris for Cairo at Kansas witl> 1*. D. A E. north and south, at Mattoon witli P D & E northwest and with I C north. No. 1 i at I’i n • witli trains north, al Pana with B .V o S \V northwest and 1 c north and south, at Litchtlold for ' 'arrollton and Jacksonville, at St Louis diverging roads. No. 18 “Kniekerliocker'’ at liulianapolis for Cincinnati and runs through to New York and Bos toll. No. at Mattoon with 1 0 south. P D i&E southeast, at St. Louis with diverging roads. Xo. Uli carries sleepers for < Jneii nati. New York and Boaton, runt to • incionati connects at GrceiiHburg for Louis-

ville.

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SUMWiER TOURS

BIG FOUR ROUTE-

TO THE

MOI NTAIXS, LAKES and SEASHORE. | Special l.ow Kates will he in effect to Put-

and *viin iruins for Peoria ; m-Bay, Islands of l.akc Erie, Lake Chau-

imii..(..n uiuqua, Niagara 1 .ills, Thousand Islands,

St. Lawrence River, Adirondacks, Lake George, New Lngland Kevirts, New York and Boston. To the Great Lakes, Cleveland, Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Benton Harbor, Mt. Clemens, Mackinac and Michigan Resorts. To the Northwest and West via St. Louis and Chicago. For rates, routes, time of trains and full particulars apply to any igcnt “Bn; Fopk Koute," or address

E. O McCORMICK,

PASSENGER TRAFFFIC MANAGER "BIG FOUR,” CINCINNATI, O.

Perry Wolfe is in town for a few

day 4.

Judoe Duy is In Indianapolis on busi-

ness.

It. S. Patrick went to Coatesville this

I morning.

John W. Karp is in Carbon today on

business.

Mrs. M. A. Gibbons is seriously sick with pneumonia. Prof. It. A. <>,.£ is at home from his farm near Lyons. M.s, D. E. Williamson spent the day in Indianapolis. J. E. I.ee went to French Lick Springs yesterday. Miss Edyth Smi'.li returned to Maryville, Mo., this morning. Mrs. Herman Hoft'mann and children went to Terre Haute tins nioriiing. Paul Burlingame returned from Crawfordsville yesterday afternoon. P. K. Buskirk of Bloomington, is visiting James McD. Hays and family. Liglit frost is reported to have been observed in the low lands this morning. The many friends of the family will he glad to learn that Louise Jordan is better today. Mrs. Hart and daughter. Miss Anna, are ..t home from their visit in Cartersburg Springs. Mrs. Maggie Tucker, Mrs. Rebecca Pownsend and Mrs. Tilley spent tile day in Reelsvillc. Miss Stella Raper returned to her home in Spencer today after a month’s visit with relatives. There will be first degree work by Putnam lodge 1.0. O. F. this evening. Full attendance is desired. Mi-- Hattie Bridges is entertaining a number of friends at a bicycle party this afternoon and evening. Lieut. McIntosh is moving into the property on Bloomington street recently occupied by D. Lungdon. Mr*. Caldwell has returned to her home in Auburn, Nebraska, after visiting Wiliis Woo I and family. Miss Stella Millet is spending a week’s vacation v. .Hi lelatives and friends at the Shades of Death. Misses Fannie and Mamie Jacobs entertained the Halyeon elui> last evening in honor of their 15th birthday. Mr. Had and daughter, Mrs. Ewing, of • hieago, are visiting the former’s biother, Kotit. Hall, at Brick Chapel. J. E. Carpenter, a former student, was here yesterday. He is interested in the Howe military school at Lima. Mrs. Mary Caldwell who has been visiting her father. Willis Wood, returned to her home in Nebraska this af-

ternoon.

\Hllltilllll Hales. To Indianapolis Sept. Lf to ;8t!i retnn: lin it Sept. 1!). Fare f 1.20 for the round irip aeeouijt Indiana State Fair. To Columbus, <> Sept. 7 and Sth, return limit Sept. 12. Fare $4.10 for the ! round trip. To Columbus, .). Sept 21 and 22d. return limit Sept. 27. Fare $1.40 for the iolind trip.

Agent Huestishas been supplied with the new interchangeable looo mile books about which we have been read-

ing so much.

Miss Ada Oliver and mother expect t > remove in October from this city to San Diego, Cal., where Mrs. Allen, Nlrs. Oliver's daughter, resides. Twenty-eight homing pigeons, the property of Mr. Piggott of Elwood, were released at the ofllee of the Express ’’oinpanies this morning, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Maiquis, jr., leave this evening for Nashville, Tenn., where the former will complete his medical course in the Vanderbilt medi-

cal college.

Mrs. C. M. M iller left for her home >n Corydon this evening. Henry Jordan | accompanied her and will go on to Nashvillet o resume his duties as guide

' at the Exposition

VANDALiA LINE:. Train* leave-jreencastle. Ina ir effect Mhj 10, 1897. J FOH TUB WEST. No 7 Lahy 12:2* a T,, Tor St. Louis. Nu 15 Daily .S: U a in. for St. Louis No 5 rally 9:2n a in. tor 8t. Louis No 21 Daiii 1:47 p m, for St. Louis N.i :i Kx.sun 5:17 p in, for'lerre llaule, Noll Daily 8:12 p in. for St. Louis. FOK THE EAST. No it Dally l:A»a m, for Inihanapoli* Vo i Dally Fix sunH::i4 a m “ No 12 Dally . I-‘:15 Noon “ So 20 Dally 1:0, pm, No s Dully :t:i:S p m. No 2 Dally «:15l> m “ I'EOBI/ DIVISION I rave Terre Haute. Vo 75 Kx -im 7:05 am. lor I'eorls No 77 ’• ’’ 3:55 p in. for Decal ir lor complete time card, irlvti.K nil iraliis hiiI stations, und for full information as 10 rales, tliroilirti ears, etc., aililn-Hs J.S. Dow UNO, Agent A. KOBU, Grconca*lle. Oen’l I’uss. Agl. st. Ixiuls Mo.

To Terre Haute Sept. 25. return i limit Sept. 20. Fare $1.55 which includes ticket of admission to Butlalo

i Bill's Wild West show.

To Cohinibu

[ return limit Sept. 25. Fa re $0.5(1 for the | | round trip account German Catholic

, Benevolent Assn.

To Imlianapolis Sept. Sand!) return ' limit Sept. 15. Fare $1.20 account Na- ; tional Encampment Sons of Veterans. To Terre Haute Sept. 28th, 2‘Jth, 30th, 1 and Get. l-t, return limit. Get. 2. Fare 1 $1.05, account Terre Haute Trotting association. This promises to be the | greatest meeting of the year. $50,000

: in purses.

To Nashville, Tenn., May 14th to I

October 15, final limit November 7th, j ...

fare $11 05. May 14th to Oetobe 15th, I gcavel road to a point seven miles east

return limit zo elay-, fare $10.30. May j where the party will lunch,

isth and continuing until Oiffober 2tlih. Bryrtn lind Vestal report the loss of a

G. W. Black went to Indianapolis this morning. Mr, Black has over a hundred head of horses in his Indianapolis stables for today’s sale. The

g. Sept. In. I, and 18, j | )( ,^ ijuality show a substantial improve-

ment in price.

Mrs. A'.T. Cooper left for Steubenville, ()., this morning after a visit with her brother, A. L. Phillips. She was accompanied by Orion Phillips, who will visit friends and relatives at that

point.

Miss Gtissic McCoy gives a wheel party this afternoon m honor of Miss Hobbs, the guest of Mrs. Curtis. I’he ride will lie over the Indianapolis

hind feet; the buggy' was an open side

bar.

Ottcrbeiii Sun: The Attica News wants to know if there is any known reason why bicyclists lean forward when riding, declaring the habit inelegant. We have been told by “scorchers’’ that it gave them more power on the pedals, but we opine it is to get a balance, as their heads are not heavy enough to even up with ttie remainder

of their bodies.

The death -.if Mrs Eli Pruitt oeeurted last evening at seven o’clock at the family residence on south Indiana street. MisPniitt leaves a husband and two daughters, Florence and Katie, to whom are extended the sympathies of a large circle of friends. The funeral services will he conducted by Rev A H Morris at the < ’hnsthiii church tomorrow morning at 10:30 o’clock. The closing (Quarterly conference of College Avenue church was held last night, and tin- usual committees were appointed. Resolutions were adopted eoimiiendi ig ilie services rendered by the presiding elder, I). M. Wood, and the pastor, J H Hollingsworth, during the past year. The record of tiie work is very gratifying and prospects for the toining year are better than ever before. The Big Four mills are closed for repairs today. They are putting in a cleaning machine for wheat scouring. This machine inis been on hands for more than a month but they have been too busy to set it until now. necessity requires it. M r Be—i r says they have plenty of orders with a good outlook

for the future.

The largest passenger engine in the world has been purchased by the Big Four railway company. This engine was especially to haul the Knieketboeker special which is claimed to be (lie fastest regular train in America. I. is assorted that this engine can haul more ears and make faster time than any other engine in the world. The railroads are ottering a low rate to Indiaiuipolis during the Fair week, and our people can lind no better time to visit the Capital city. Make your arrangements to visit Indiunanolis during Fair week. It will pay you. It will he an excellent time for a vacation and one full of interest and protit. The Water Works company is burning wood to keep the pumps going. Superintendent Potter has his time pretty well taken up between looking after wood choppers and haulers and the other matters with which he has regularly to do. Much ot the wood comes Ii’oiii near Brick chapel The Woman’s Foreign Missionary society of College Avenue church will meet, in the church parlors tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. A full attendance is desired as business of importance is to he transacted. AH holding mite boxes pleas • bring them. The “original” DePanw quartette will give a grand heueflt concert at the M. E. church in Coatesville Friday evening, Slept. 3, at 7:30 o’clock. Good music and a good time is assured. Brazil Times. Mrs. Bear, daughter and mother, who have been visiting in Centre Point, returned to their home in Grecneastle today. * * * Jack Bryson went to Grecneastle this morning. W. Otto Rudy is at home from Hot Springs, Ya., where he gave a violin recital before a large aadience. He was as-isled by 'I is- Bertha Fort, of Wash-

ington, D. C.

Mrs. George Lee arrived from Ashmore, III,. this morning. Mrs. Lee will again make her home here, occupying the old homestead at 510 south College

avenue.

Walter Allen and family returned la-t, night from Frederiektown, <)., where thev have been visiting Mrs. Allen’s mother. Dr. IL A. Gobin left this morning fot Po-evville and New Harmony where he will deliver Epworth League ad-

dresres.

Frank Kletnbiib has bought the Mathers’ property on west Liberty street and will he at home to friends after

Sept 15.

Dr. Swahlcn will speak before the Epworth League meeting at Newcastle Wednesday. MUs Fnisen und sister, of Muneie, formerly of Limedale, are visiting at Ed O’llearn’s.

The proprietor of the Palace restaurant wa- much worried yesterday over the mysterious disappearance of his “penny-in-the-slot” machine. It contains a handsome collection of chewing gums and would be a tempting bait for any one with a sweet tooth and sutlicient energy to carry the thing away Witli him. The machine afterwards was restored by Policeman Ashley who had placed it in safe keeping for the

night.

Bailey Bros., managers of the -uiiimer resort at Mill Grove, were in town Saturday looking for colore I musical talent to form a quartet. They were too cheap, however, and returned without any of our melodious warblers. Sullivan Times: Mrs A Brockway,! of Greencastle, has been visiting the family of Prosecutor C D Hunt. * * * Mr Will DeVoe went to Greencastle Wednesday to attend college. New Albany Tribune: Rev B A May formerly of this city, has resigned the pastorate of file Methodist church at Cauiielton to take a position in DePauw | I’niversity. He preached his farewell!

sei mou Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Birch and

Alpheus Birch returned from Covington Monday afternoon, where they attended the funeral of Dr. G. K. Jones. Mrs Mitchell, Mrs Madison and Mi--Mitehell, of Terre Haute, who have been visiting Mrs A T Kelly, returned home Monday evening. Ed and Frank Holt’kemeir of Muneie. who have been visiting their uncle, Charles Lueteke, went home Monday

evening.

'Lhe Misses Cooper, of Cloverdale, and the!:’guest, Miss Cooper, of Worthington, were in the city on Monday. Miss Nellie Peek of Clayton, spent the forenoon with Mrs. G. <Moore and left for Spencer this afternoon. Mr. Lester Watson of Terre Dante, was the guest of Geo. W. Grubb and family yesterday afternoon. Rev. Win. Bowman and Mrs Smothers of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Johnson. J F Neal, judge-elect of Hamilton county, spent a few hours today with his sister, Mrs J M Little. Otto B. Weik left on the Knickerbocker Monday evening for his home in

Washington, D. C.

I have been troubled a long time with what I suppose they call dyspepsia. I call it indigestion. 1 have had great pain in my chest for many years, and I used'’to have difficulty in breathing at times, and feel as if something had stuck in my throat, especially after eating, and I always had to be careful what I ate. I dared not eat pastry or hot rolls, and at times I would get dizzy in my head. I tried Pepsin and other patent medicines, and I did not find much benefit until the man at the drug store where I deal asked me to try Ripans Tabules. I did, and I tell you I felt more benefit from one box of Ripans Tabules than all the other stuff I had been taking. I had about thtee or four boxes, and I am cured. I don’t have the pain in my chest, my bowels are more regular, and I can eat any kind of food that is put before me. Ripans Tabules have made a good cure for me, and I tell vou I tell all my friends to try them.

JTATWtlES 7VV. HURLEY. INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE A RENTAL AGENCY BAHCFHNS IN R £= R I- ESTATE 1ST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. GRE E N CAST LE, I N D.

Wrleht’-* Celery Tea cures oonsflpa ‘Ion sic.w Headaches. 25a at diui;>-ists.

'loony* Kochi ivit*rktttK. 1 Furnished the Daily Banner Times hilly hv R. W. Alien, manager of Artbnt Jordan’s poultry houae.j Hen* .6 Sprinif ('97) Chick* over 211, li 1 , A-7

A StampingOutfit A complete, practical, up-to-date out lit of So new patterns for center pieces, sofa pillow s etc. Stamping clone at reasonable prices. Call and see our line at MRS. C. M. SHORT’S, ('or. Vine i Walnut

i 00 ” Duv a - Turkey nen* « •'

Turkey I

I Turkey, tom* ...

| Ojfc*e, r. f.over

Seott Graham returned to the Sol- Hacks, — ilier*’ and Sailor*’ Orphans’ home , lt I Lvva. fresh Hubloct to ImndHuK”.

Knightsfown Monday

C’rawfordsville Argus New-: Mr*!

r> a 4

Itiilter trood

Cliuttee, of GreeneHtltle, has roiicliided a visit with Mrs Ornhaum. Mr A L Miller, who i* praeMeing law in Terre Haute i* at home on legal bus-

iness.

Dr. R. J. Gillespie went. !o Indianapolis this morning Miss Mills, of Fox Ridge, is among

t he sick.

Miss Hattie Lueteke’s visit in Hullalo. N. Y., will be extended until Sept. 11. Otto and Frank Lane are at home from their visit in Illinois, James Tuggle, of Vigo county, is visiting ins sister, Miss Sarah Tuggle. Mrs Jacques and Mis John Craig went to Paris, III, this afternoon. Mr and Mrs Aaron Cooper aie at home from Buffalo, X Y. Mrs Marion Sinclair, of Fillmore, is

quite sick.

Jim Bennett has gone to Chicago on

a vacation.

Miss Emma Ridpath i* attending the millinery opening in Indianapolis. Miss Clyde Walker is visiting ( lias. Williamson in Indianapolis. Miss Gertrude Blake, of Roaelidaht,

is visiting at A T Kiley’*.

W F Kerr, of Tipton, is in the city

for a few days’ visit.

Dr. Bence is in Fineastle on

sional business.

VAPOR BATH

of J. F. Fee, AyT

Cooper Bro5.

Livery and Transfer.

The Ranneii i imkh teiepnone news I i i in her is !I5. Remember it when you ium an item. Wc want the news.

Cheap KxriirHinii.

Ciiieinniiti and return $2.0(1, ludiaaapolis and return $1.00 via I. D. Jk W.|

By.. Sunday Sepl. 12. 1807. Special r Ki ;>e Big* for driving. Cabs and Carri;.-*

.. ' lor all occassions.

train will leave Roachdale 0:30 a. m. iiTiviug al iudialiapol.s at 7:50 a. in. and Cincinnati al II :20 a. in. Ketiirn-

ing special train v. ill leave ( iueiiiiiati! I clepilOlie INo. 66,

Duses meet all trains.

at 7 :L5 p. ni. and Indianapolis at II :I0 p m Sunday Sept. 12. Tickets good only on date of sale. This will give you an opportunity to visit the Queen city and return home the same da). For tickets and full information, call on nearest 1 D it W lick'd agent, or address Jno. S Lazarus, General Passenger Agent, Indianapolis, Hid.

When bilious or costive, cat si Ca*cur-! et. candy cathartic, cure guaranteed ,

10 c, 25c.

Miss Dell Miller recently purchased a “Roau Queen” bicycle of John Conk, of South Greencastle. It

Office and barn Corner Indianiaand Walnut •

Tiy liritin-O! Try (iraln-O!

As'i your Grocer i«*iay to show you a pin k aire of GltAIN-O, the now food drink Hint t ike* the place of coffee. The children may (Iriiik ii without Injury as well a* tins ailnI All who try it. like it. GltAIN-O has that rich Heal hi own of Mocha or .lava, (ml il i l made from pure irraln*. ami the mosl dellcale -totmich receives It without dlHlres*. '4II11' I" 1 ''''of coffee, 15c. und &'> ot(. per pat knirc. | sold hy al, grocer* 18-41

After scriou* illness Hood’s Sarsapa rilla has wonderful building up power. It purities the blood and re-ioie* per-

fect health.

profes- j

Countfy Local News

Dei ween.

Helen—What make of tandem did you say you preferred? Highwater—K.r—Why—Ah, I m

Interesting Items from Principill promised already, vou know. Points of Putnam County. T here -^, he „. cLOYKRDAte. Bjorn Tjiord—Aa denka man in Elder Cyrus Taber died Sunday 2 p. T ( dmkego hay f invented a vav to

in., at his home one mile east of town, )l|l(

Ju-ttry a 10c lii.c-t liver and made.

box of l asearets, the bowel regulator ever

Canearets and bowels, gripe. 10c.

Three preachers in the rural districts

return limit 10 day-, fare $7.50. Tucs-1 ‘"‘’.'""‘V'' , . I of Howard coiintv have been arrested

,| U V- imi Tiini-I IV-rnilv (if cadi week valuable hay marc which straymi or ,

May 18th to October 30th, 7 days limit, was stolen from their livery barn last:" u( , ‘ ,l< 1 ” r se n n g. fare $7.00. night. Charley Short telephones from R ev A V\ Adkinson, of Ohio, who \ii.r 31 Sent. 1. 2 and 3. r. turn limit! Clayton this morning that a horse and graduated from Asbury in ’<(! is the

Ac- buggy were stolen from the hitching guest of Rev !■ A Hester on Elm street.

stimulate liver, kidneys I Sept. Ith, $1.05 for the round trip. Ncycr -ickeii. weaken or | count Vigo county fair.

J.S. Dowi.ino, Agt.

rack there lad evening. The horse was I a bay, 7(5 hands high, with two white

Born to A.G. Myers and wife, of Greencastle township August 30, a son.

aged 82 years old. He was one of the pioneeis of this township, having liv 'd here over 50 years He has for many years been a leading minister of the old school Baptist church and was noted for Id* generosity among the poor peo-' ph*. He was a man possessed of considerable means and he used it to a good purpose. He was liked hy every one and was a model man. He will be greatly missed hy the people ot south

I’litiiam.

Prof. W B. Sinclair, county suiierintendent oi Starke county, is visiting at i

r.ven iiouy say* So. On-carets I 'andv (’albartic, the mo* 1 v: nuei ful medical iliscmcry of the aye. p i asa"*, and lefrcF.liiiiy to the tasic. uc: yen'-y uinl positively on kidneys, liver and InnvKs, cleansing Iho entire systi in, dispel colds, eiire hoadnehe. lever, habitual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try a I"c oi O c. C. tn-dnv; Id, 25, '.(li cuts. Sold and go a ran teed to cure by all druigis's

INbOMNU.

Christianity mill llutl.llilsin. Buddhism and Christianity are at one in this, that they peicdve that our life here is hut a moment and. if rightly lived, it must he lived in view of an eternal life or a life hereafter. Life does not cease with our departure, it still continues beyond; and that Hfo beyond will he shaped by the life here. Indeed, no discrimination can he male on grounds of time. A fall from a horse, contact with a fever germ — these things cannot change the nature Oi eternal life. So the Buddah teaches, 50 Jesus teaches. Eternal life is something here and now, if it ever is to be. Both teachers insist on this. Yet. oi ce more, there Is here a strange difference of emphasis, for that which is promised in Buddhism is that in proportion as we are righteous here, so shall existence hereafter be shortened; whereas in Christianity it is promised that in proportion as we are righteous lu re we may be assured of an immortal life hereafter. We have r’-eady seen how in Buddhism desire is re-

The Sahniccr—Aye, an’ hv <le hen- of de profit dere’a a guy stimrncrselse ’as invented a way't cat it. Mlt Tummock—hise know il

dey’s givin’ handouts?

A S’oititer,

‘ 1 «<»s trying that bry of mine in logi* last night,” said the proud j lather, -and he more than met every argument that I advanced.” is that so,” said the sympathetic

Dr. P. Mullii.ix. His f.imilv will join ! friend. “You ought to patent him Ka " l, ‘' 1 aR ,he evil thl,| S a,lrt as tbat

s nun j which produces existence. When, then.

a man is Ailed with desire up to the

him here in a few days mid then they as u new form ot gas metre.’ go to Tennessee to spend the winter. ! Dr. Joseph L. I’reston will) his fain- c.er.»r«n*.

ily will move this week to Greencasile,; ^ "‘U I hope de odders

where Dr. Preston will practice medi- ; U1 git ter Klondike an’ jest leave

cine and his son will attend college, mo here ter root.

He has lived here for 15 years and has '

made many friends. He has been one Subscriptions for of the leading physicians and surgeons! , >r - m . ‘ taken

of Cloverdale and we wish him the sue- 1

cess he surely deserves.

will save you money

moment of death, thereafter that selfasserting desire goes on. He is reborn and given further opportunity. He may still maintain a degree of self-asser-tion and he born over and over again. This is the immortality of Buddhism. But if he succeeds in altogether sup-

an y "’“L’nziue | pressing desire, If he can entirely ob-

literate personality, then he has attained to Nirvana here and hereafter.

—Outlook.

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