Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 46, Number 43, Jasper, Dubois County, 8 July 1904 — Page 1

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JASPER. INDIANA, FRIDAY. JULY 8, 1904

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T. U. COLUMN, for our motto thin year, ''Always

encouraged, never satisfied."

OOMDDOTIO by MKS. m. L. hohbs. Kl4,ie Werl Holler,

Mate and

Birds And animals.

ery little credit Lao aver been

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..uom uo'trranif and icmotrantc

Klae and Fill trfether. A Plea For Sociability.

Wherever the Sabbath is observed Mr. John D. Rockefeller, who ia

and remembered as a holy day ttfrhtlfaf one of the most sociable men saloon in little nutronind or entirely on earth, answering almnui i,.rf.., t

Outlaw A certain writer has de- 1 V to A rstotle's definition of roan- 8eDse cerllnIy

nominated them "twin vil " nd "a social animals heir-ihsehiirM,. niujalH,

he has named them well for bo they!68 to Ue more sociable. He tells

"'I wt en iiouer, oii-en t Ik i : ja. " n," UI nature aiwa Aaso. Nat Supt. Sabbath 5 Lac ty and seeming Is ZT V l Hut th vance, South Bend, value I al ! h . ? " f-1 man Buunded by all the pec v a ued alone for his fur, but a care- liarities of his utate when he and th, le.For Sociability. W "tudy of his habits will prove are M by mSÄT!

Mokilaod At The World Fair

Man in a state of nature !

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pecu-

thev

are as by magic carried into the

midst oi civilization, form a combin

i IS NEVER WORTH AI L THAT IT COSTS. RY OR. HEN JAM AN K. THtfcBLOOD.

Is war worth what it costs is a bis

a. re

how bia "wife went to church for IS

tOUMKKCIAL AND JOB WORK L a I Kinda Promptly ami Neatly ei acjteo at lihbkai. pan a. We lurite inapection and business. Tili IfBSSIOiJaL CARDS. ram W.Traylor.M.D. Phv6cian & Surgeon.

I re html, Indiana.

Caulr aiiriwered night am da. Hot! telephoiieu Cumberland ilomw. let IS. eOl.-ly.

and

ijiit . . . a - i w i v4 ami ibb rm

History taaobes us that Rome years and not a soul had a word to rei,8b chickens he idkept chained mysterious home

GrMOf and Spain died, not of.y to her." This, he very truly toaätuke driven in the ground, but Desert of the I

wounds, hut of a moral cancer hinke, does not indicate a proper ? u V precaution He brought unbv habitual Sabbath d..iHocial spirit. reen known to outwit bis o

J - ' ...... x. secration and over indulgence. It Ba speaking to one another does inay be said there could be no better ?ot comprise the whole of sociabilbarometer of public morals than is It is sometimes a lure to draw jthe Sabbath day. Upon its obser- one'8 fellow man into a most unso1 vance or desecration we can see the ciahle predicament. It is written deoliiM r progress of a nation. ,hat Joab, the King's captain met Unless America shall cling to her 'Amasa, who had assembled the men 1 r it i ..... I i . i i

i.ora s uay, and abolish her saloons,-01 JuatQ, and said to him: "Art

sue must suiter the inevitable penal- inou ntalth, my brother

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recon

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qaeatioo and not capable of answer

oy a simple yes or no. Who can estimate all the cost of any war? The bill practically never ends. The civil war closed near

ly HJ years ago. What

gigantic

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Columbia Township feM Notice.

TniH-

the law of (Jod

The liquor business in its ntruggle for supremacy in this country, has

not only stolen the natural products and perverted them to base uses,

rae undersigned, Tnit-tee of Colum- j 'l h5 w,tn erlul sucess captured oialp . pobou county, Ind., will attend. the hearts and consciences of men,

u u n'.iji uujiirBB m u vum uu,ru mai iney are no longer susceptr yry aturday, and irsona having ble to the higher and nobler truths .ownali.i oueineat to tranaaet are re-..,j ...,. . .i qnnati I present it on Uiat day of the and aHl'irton8 which the Creator k. intended; and now it is laboring to

lh mraahlp Libran m kept at the destroy one of the very foundation

stones ol (.od s building, the holv

bim (juite intelligent

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n iiiruu possesses a Iet Conn. 1 nn IK. I - 4L. .l . .. .

I . w . ' cutatrri in lUOUkfntllil that for reaaomng iwer and good mind at all time! EL . fS "

surpasses a great transformation was accomnlial,.H

ays a writer in a whn ih. r'i i n .L r .

rr-OD tus uoun s particular World - Fair in St. I.miiHfmm iK-;,

es in the Painted

rad O in Arinno a

has country that a few years ato was a-

VT ru r nnlrnAMM a i I

II la tA : . "-""7" r erage Atueriean

"r,, V ' v-u'' BUU as me interior of Labrador is today Hhel l it from the cob, then sprinkle to the rest of North America. it all around him, and when the Among these three hundred men young chickens come up to get a women and children are uni and nhare. he wa t until nn i. i.i.;.. aaJT. j . . . . r" 1 amJ

h r i u ii li l I. . . ,UUK1 uescenuants c. the (.lift Pwel- "ere tosi io the country h?synaw M Ju,ckI;:hh-Vnler- Wh from i"'mem. ai time,hon?"",y. At an earning powelr cave, and clefts onIy ? y per man, their

no io uui pica; u i in the nin K . j uvea wou a hav Kaon ... .u

. ...ivi.r iijio iuh" MUU lall' nuuu IU ILIO

For country foOU.0U0.000 per year for

moei ,0y yetr8. ÖQ tnat we ust set down to this item of mat

one not less than 120,000,000,000. Resides this, these men hve lf

no offspring. They were nearlv all

sums we have paid during that time la pensions and interest I In money alone we are still navintr nut nn

that war nearlv half m;n, a..

J - - m UIIU1VU U ars a dav.

Rut that is not the worst. The men who were killed or otherwise perched in that struggle a great army of nearly 1,000,000 north and

souin were lost to the

nii ..L.: a .... ' - "iv.tr-nm IUtfl dll'l And i,Tiv0ngt8 he-,e l00DLg " of the unexplored West.

With nations as with men the,Joab took Amasa by the beard, with f ' 1 Wllh the eyes roving all about them there has been prepared atthela,mf 1 is that punishment and de- the right baud to kiss him. But reacrieeout and blindly gains po- World's Fair, a giant rock a reallv :mU8, always follow disobedience to Amasa took no heed to the sword eH8,on 01 he coveted object, and he stupendous artificial mass intol100' -j I i . has never liMn bnan In L.t-1 m f . iuiu u.

that was in Joab s hand h "uo UCVOJ uoou anown to miss his which thev hv omrA k.:. n

, w im ' xj .uoi i u.cir smote him therewith in the fifth rib "tm- ing Dl aces in a wav to mminil i'r.

and be died. One day an egg trau placed where amidstrenousmodern sirrroundines inative-born Americans and their de

II speaking politely to his fellow ne couia a,iost touch it by lying of the homes on the Mssa and ie. 8reDaaht8 would have been among

man i toe criterion, Joab was

model of sociability. But the man

VL 11(1 I tfn .1 .i n - . a . . a L ' , LI If H MM I I U n t in Ot'ovil a 1 i t 1 1 mm . . . J I V V .

"mv, nan niunno, urariiiirf in TÄl r w "r" 'ur na Lit bh- "uiu n rj ue l. MPr ffiav

word, takes no heed of the sword in cure ll' but 1D vam- At last, as if their daily routine, every movement m' m addtion to all the immi- . f... ...1' L. J . thll kann tk. L. . J I f L " L II . . . t aront. n . L . I 1

.no HMMi b uauu, som-iimes comes, juKih ubu just come ui woicn tens me modern white man me wooie mucn less ecto grief. him, be turned around with his that, with the poet, "in even sav-lonomical,y valuable who have

vien who get on in the world bv lBU mvara the egg, and, by stretch age bosoms there am Innmnm, ;corae to us from foreign shnre-

1 vings for the good1..

If ne couia almost touch it by lying of the homes on the Mssa and be-l 8Cenaants would have been among t down and stretching out the full yond whither they return when their8 be9t and mot,t profitable citizens. lD length of his chain. For a long metropolitan and expositional so-!. here wou,d have been ample room irjtime he sought in every -way to se-journ is ended. Here they pursue 'mour UDU"eveloped areas for all of

3ßVe of the Trustee, a here thuBe en

titled ran obtain tiooka. (kokok W. M ii hi kn , Trustee. llillbaui, Indiana. Nov. '.'3. 1800-ly.

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Sabbath day, given by the great Cre

ator for the benefit of man. To connteract the evil effects of

Sabbath desecration it is necessary

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wuruo bdu evu ueeus, like joab ' VUUIU "tu u who nis nina yearning- , strivings

and some modern heroes of success,' .et and Pu" lt wfbic the grasp of they comprehend not.

cannot hope to get credit for socia

bility. Mr. Rockefeller's plea for social spirit is timelv and much

good 1". lxlUf:u we ()UKtit to set down to this item of cost to the natinn it I.

his paws, after which he broke the! A part of the enclosure called imp0M,ible to say. But is an almost shell by striking it upon the ground, the Pueblo of Taos, also containa -,mcredible sum.

H Sil Kit & LÜBAU, AttarnBVB at Law.

IASPKR, INDIANA. stitute for them the great principles wi.i sanllii a in the Court of iiiixit and 01 the Christian religion. J!i":;:;:t SVSJÄSÄ ÄSi ra The natural ,aw i8 the law of God-ou-.ce .11 spayd Ruiiaon, ovir uru tore. and the Sabbath is of (Jod's cboosli"ixn,jBvioo Iet us therefore drive from our mmmm Ä ZT. ,7 j midst all such institutions and agen R, M. MlLBURN. jcies as are calculated to place man mill nf harmnntr silk (I.wl L. .

Attorney at baW, said, "Observe the Sabbath fully

JASPER. INDIANA. land you cripple the saloon greatly

. k. ... ."'Ut we say, observe the Sabbath as

adjoin 1 aa Co uti Particular aiuntivn (iod commands, and strike the most

V.VVr'T,i'i. St.. ......utk. telling blow He will enable you to

ibola County aaak. give aflTllinst his deadlv eiuonv thn

o--." In ' '

ll'jUUl IIB.. The relation between Sabbath desecration and intemperance is well illustrated by a drawing of a gallows.

which a young man placed upon the wall of bis cell the afternoon before

he was executed. The inHcriiuionj

ill pmi'tlce ii tle court! of Dubol muH . i m a ... .. f. .

Moiafscaaaaitlas, oil... t on tn.i iTobate as ne piacea mem, lei 1 apituoie dut

rar i pts'iu OITIce iu ssiyU'i buMUintt ou Public Square

ei t, im ly.

anu ate 11 wun a great deal of sali-- museum of uni and M,.u; o.,.;... r urtbermnrei m .,. i. u .u.

. j ... . , r .. m 1 - V-UIIUO. L "mi i CI I HI" needed, but the lesson loses much Iacllon- They were not made vesterdav in south prostrated in its indnatrio.

to strike at the very root of the mat-!0' t force by limiting itsmanife?-1 Think of the thousands of hum- !Jac, no scientific man would risk jand tbat pmstration has continued ter and outlaw and abolish the li'iuor'tations to pleasant greetings among' oaiag birds, each no bigger than anjh"8 fame in absolutely declaring a'most to the present day. All this

outness ami its teachings, and sub-LUUrcn goers and courteous saluta- cn, that were hatched last year wüf'Q they bad their origin. Pot- mUf,t be reckoned in the cost of th

t . a 1 I I 3 a m . . I at at . . i a

tions in the market place.

and year before last, in New Eng-. '"7 aB old as the Pyramids of Eg-Kreat truggl land and Canada, writes Bradford'ypt. mumies that were men when corrupt and

I orrey

the evil fruit of the

deadlv tree of hUvapv

Youth's Companion. i 'Ptolemies reigned in the Delta of Tbe nation could have paid for

He Had it.

4 r vviUfBUIUIl .1 O " mm 'Villa Ul j ''' I i . ' i gJ g l be teacher (4Uoting)-"Through They bave been to Central America the Nile, weapons tbat were swung every slave five times his market

.BU auu poo me wuuie uay sweeny or Mexico lor tbe winter echo's the bird's sweet song 'April and May. thev are

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COX c HUNTER, ttornevs at Law

JASIi:K. INDIANA.

Now initio thausand years before tbe Sa-ivalue, and bave set ud allthefamil.

SOne. ADri and Mav thfv ara l.amin Vlur trod on the earth arc ha les Ot the i arknlnhnnU

.. . O a j i -w wav civuiutuif wav, a u s v 7 , - ,w uuuruacc LJllllf 1 1 1 1

wcw, I would like to have some back, everyone to his place. Thinkbibited. The lack of space forbids Kood farms, and then have saved anmember of tbe class compose a sen- of them, I say. Let your ituagina- even a mention ol the classes of ob- ,old millions from what the war haw

u i . 8 ru toPre-i vlvu uweu upon mem as they make JKtl8 "ere snown. ou win cost before we are Ah, Jeremiah, have V0U thought of the lone iuurnev annatka k... ji All thesn helnno to tha Mmm .HhroUffh with if

one. ery well, let us hear it. there for rest and food, but anonhry past. What is more germane A wrong method of doing a right Jeremiah Lat night when the'taking wing again for another stage.l18 the daily manners and customs of thing never navs and mZl

man What JlVeS next donr tn nw1 till at laal rn lh. d. :.J these onoioinn ,l..i.inJ.ni. I - I. i L . .. . " V

. . . ' n , j . . " r. 0 mokuuu, no rrauaeachpairisin its own orchard or people which, in the days of their bn bluntly taught. Our nation

n-auy to uuiid another nr-t ursaxne-s, mini nave been a might as easi v hav bought tu

r another brood. a greater people than the modern slaves outright, an did th Ri;Dk

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came home and was alammin' things

around raakin' rough house the cons grove.

come and was goin' to pinch bim if' and rei

it wouldn't of been

the ward. Ex.

of

SW 4. Tray lor. Moutar Traylur. IK A LOH & TR AY LOH, Attorneys at Law,

jASI'F.lt. INDIANA,

true story. n the first step ai-cend

liik? to the vi HffH Iu nlared "Suh.

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oatn naeaking, on the second 'Stealing" and on the third "Mur der.;' On the side of the structure were tbe words "Strong Drink." Liquor driuking and Sabbath de

secration go hand in hand, as is

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rtn. practice In t ha Courts of luib.il and Shown hy the statistics of OUT lails lakOluinacountiea. i .-- a-o.rw .v.r iMiboia county 8tat nana., aoo peniiemianes. Kl i. Ma Of th m..n admittad In Ilm l aam.

' - Maa aaa tuistvva J VUU . ' 1 l l chusetts state prison in one year,

nine out of every ten bave been habitual violatera of the Lord's day and neglecters of public worship. Tbe keeper atlirms that hundreds of con

victs have lamented their desecra

tion of the Sabbath as tbe first and

fatal step of their downward course

J. (i. Bass, chaplain for twentv

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tbe boss of. Following is a story of the escjpe of a lioness from a menaeerie at

New Staadard Dioiaflars For Horld's hartress, the other day, which

DENTMSTR Y

DR. tt.tl. Atosar, Resident Dentist, la UlNTIIVCJiUli, IND.

Fair Traffic Via. Soulbcra Railway.

On a. nit of the popularity and greatly inrreaseil patron aga of the Southern's St. lAjuit Bpaal, (trains n A 'J4 ) which leaves St. Ixniis daily at 11 :U A. M. for lionisville, Lexington and allnarta of taa

great oiith-east, also tur Kast Tennew

imagination can conjure up. These government the slaves in the mlnn.

Mokis and unis conduct a tbeatri-jes, if the men of a generation and a cal performance which for sustained! half ago bad only the economic in-

makes one think that such a gentle1. er.' te,,( Uö whlte people of a sight and the spiritual generosity to

creature should not be kept a cap-l , r aay Uiat we haye something to have carried on the agitation on

live behind bolts and bars, but'!0"" ID !ne yenous art ot engag- that line, as VV llberforce and Huxton

should be a owed the am fr.inmiuK puouc aiu-nnon. .Not to have uid.

oi action ot a pussy cat. evening when the lioness

lanocra uis prat toasl aervlMa to all'Kev

aroiou.- to giv. it in ri..s..-t at t.ni years at tbe King s county peniten-

WÜIU iiain wtira upvi-iaiij iiiiii immi, ami ail work warranted Apr. IV, 'W.

Money to Loan at 5 Per Cent. Win. A. Wilson, 'ASPER. INDIANA.

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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE. FERS. VOLLHER, A IN 5TRKET, JUSpOl", Illfl Always have the le"t turnouts, of any farety for cuetomere; partinilarly comaiemal travelers. Courteous and care-

ul driyers to all parts of Mm and ad- ever, for we believe in Ood and have

totmng conntiea. Hortes boarded and

Old on cheap terms.

tiary in Brooklyn, gives testimony

to the same truths, and many others

might be mentioned who bave observed similar conditions elsewhere Daniel Webster has rightly said, "It has been found that where tbe Sabbath is perverted to mere pleasure

and recreation, more drunkeness

keeps up the orgies of hell, more foul

immoralities rot into society, more

I revelry and carousal and lighting debase mankind, more crime riots and more blood reddens ths earth on tbat day tbat God commands to be kept holy than on any other of the week. W believe therefore that the sa

loon is the greatest enemy of the

Christian Sabbath, sines it is in the

saloon that Sabbath desecration is

taught. Judge Robert C. I'ittman,

a m la. a

oi raassAcnuseus, was ngbt wben he

said, "Tbe traffic wants the day. It wants the Saturday night wages. It wants the opportunity and the temptation to drink on the day of rest, lt has the day in Europe, and it covets it in America."

We do not feel discouraged, how-

and VWstera North Carolina. The Sooth., ' 'iienagerie, and for some hou

eru has tonnd it necessary to retire the absence was not noticed Meanpresent style of dining cars and put into! while she met an old ladv wl o oatservice inaanilireut new atanard tin.L.j l . . 7. u V

teaner on me bead, thinking her to be a dog. This kindlv treutment

evidently won the heart of ths lion ess, who followed her meekly for eome distance. Thena hue i.nd an

was raised; women and children

panic-stricken, shut themselves into

housea and barricaded windows and doors, while a search was made lot the lost inmate of the menagerie,

wnicn was at last lound in a fright

seen the miracle-working Snake

left thelaoce of the Moki Chiefs among urs herthe. (.:,iff I)welle" t the World's

lnagnilicent new standard dm

ing cam, with full complement ol ctwki, waiters, etc., which will provide service snhor to any railroad in this section ol the country. The arrival tune of this stden.lid train

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French economists and sociologists today are onenlv condemning

the Kara i f V ...... 1 . I . l . .

K. , . i - - .'aiM cuu suu me oinern air 18 In ho vo (nnnnn. V. ,. . . ' wuo

mo njuri.oi uieir country as th

r

iniOJM. M)lllf IS 1:.S I'. M. .lint v an.l

. f ....

i-nnk'H connecuon trom 11 the territo

desiTilwd altove. Thia is very important news' especially to all of the peopleot Indisna. Illinois and Kentucky who live in the portion of these states penetrated hy tbe

xmtiierii Kailway. All mali enronie

thmh thorM- hiates are serve.1 on the ened condition in a carpenter's vard baiat. The SMCiotta and comfortahle!Änd was douhtUaa ,lJiii,t,d TsTlJ dining cam wifl attract still greater ha , , V ,d0UDtle delighted to be ironage for this road. safely taken back again.

Theae trams stop only at the prinrina points Ketweeu St. l..,in- and 1-oiiinvilh

M'xington, .ml

ty p i th

remarkable exhibition of native In

dian skill and sorcery at this the

greatest of World's hairs. Next to t ie wonders of the I'nited States

Oovernment exhibit there is nothing at the Louisiana Purchase Ex

position that compares in human in

ten -t with the showing made by the

a . . - "

wonuer-working Cliff Dwellers

Still Uncertain.

Deservedly or otherwise. Admiral

Crowinsbield has the reputation of

Oeing gnm Rod unpleasant in his bearing toward newspaper men r- i .. . - j .

uj turrus ponaeni, a new

comer in Washington, called upon

"Well, how much do you expect Secretary Long at the Navy depart

10 gei out ot this deal '" asked tbe mem In orler t0 obtain from that

nianwhohad been rounded up hy'olbcial, whom he knew personally

.

tue promoter.

"You haven't said yet how much you are willing to put in It," the

M4W n Mr a (i ri illltilaataa im I m -

iod re. Pwmolt answered, not wish ng for

direct teply.

OOl u. i- i

ille

have leen tummL

ciously popular with all II sal ilsaa Is sisal

ersU) ths World's Fair. The m. ist satisfactory way to apprciHte the ad van-

Hire,, oi tnese trains is to nnnar. with

the apK)intinents of cars on any other

railroad operating into St. Ixwiis.

llie exposition in no

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beautiful to deecribe. The generality of ,mom9 reaon to give

ikoic iroui tar tiismnres who have ,1slayed their viaiti f..r this completion, ('u- Bragg was an unfortunate have jmbMito ....ne. so that the commander at best, and iierlnps no mushing touch which the Southern Kail- better i, Iba can be mtZZ if 1 ,u way has put apoa it s alrea.lv nunerh " U,"tan . Ben of why this

tram service is very timely and will wai? PO, inan 1,16 ollowing ntory. doubtless hemn.-en lv appm lated by the which is vouched for by an eminent public generally. 'soldier :

The Southern is many miles the hört. u-l . r.

est road from bexinarton and Loo-illJ " "uu? ,UBn- nra--' w"

and intermediate pointt to st. iMiiH. commandant and commissary of a ary wights Crowinsbield is be in

Dsjniia western posi. as com man- his office'.' " dant ne made reouisition up.n hei ''Not at nresent

a I ay y

an introductien to Crowinshield, then head jf tbe bureau of navigation. Long was out. but Crowin

sbield sat beside his chief's dlr

awaiting the secretary's return. The correspondent mistook the bureau's chief for a private secretary l-JJ .. w

ano auuresseamm thus. "Is tbe grim destroyer in his con

ning tower?"

"lne which in l is what?" asked

tbe admiral.

That devourer of hapeless liter-

The Rc,r Habit.

responded the

nnmm auirtt rm r- saXaa. ... t I I - 1 i a .... ...

"1 think those neighbor, arc real T. ZT L -J " "Lunmes .am. ai smi ungiy what did you

. I i . uuiuiuiBi'Biyuc iriuwi iilP reiJUl

menn, Mia .sr nliggms

"Wbnt's the tfOvUtr" asked her husbaiul. "You know.our Marguerite doesn't

get along in her studies very well, and their Mathilde m alvas at tha

'.end of the class."

"Wrtnt of that?" .. i -1 ii i. .

i nev u ouiun i ion me w

ticular Mirt of brain produci

Utk, and as commandant he insisupon having the supplies.

wish to see him about?

Wanted a picture of his tremen

highness for publication in fh "

I All oi mie, reduced to writing,! "lean tell you who his photog was finally referred to the comman- raDher is." chuckisd thA dmir-i

der of the department, who, upon courteously writing down an address 1ia,.Nain I. - - 1 a 111 . a .

ajin.oToiiuK im purport, exciatmeu : 'oni i nappen to know that Crow

'My Hod, Capt. Bragg, you hava inshield hasn't any print of him

greatest of

economic and moral blunders. Dr. klebet, of the medical faculty of Parw, says that it will take France 1K) years to get over tbe ruinnna Af

fects of these wars upon the growth of population and the material rosperity of the nation. It will be said that the worth of war is ils moral value, and tbat here

gieat sums of money are of trifling

account. That is a snecinn t.u.

No equation can be drawn between

economic and moral values. But if

we set over against the lauded mor

al value of war. the moral evils and

degradations which alwavs attend

it and follow it indefinitely, we shall find less than nothing left to carry to the credit of anything. The sum of the matter is tbat war

is never worth what it costs. It

is the worst of all investments that

nation can make. There la no

end to its exhaustive and d

effects, and tbe sooner it is driven forever out of human society, the better it will be for every great interest of humauity. War to-day is both economic and moral suicide.

faith that the Sabbath-loving public

will predominate in this struggle of jent food the) give their clul

wrong against right. We have taken Washington Star.

hat pnr- qu,rre,edith 7 'cer in the self on hand.just at prenenUhj la, all the pther half are insine in m Vm' and n?w " n quarreling pular clamor for his particular styb? There are men in h ! U K-' lÄÄÄT -

Philosophic Pills. Self-reliance is a Mower of life that

isn't reared in a hot-house.

They say genius is akin to mad

ness. I hat is, if you have eeniua.

it's only a stepfather to madnes.

The young swain callinc on hi.

girl is like the last edition at 3 '2n

o'clock just Boinir to nrsaa

It doesn't take much of a man to see perfection in a women's eye and roses in her smile. Half the people in the world its

laboring tinder the insane idea tbat

who

ttincr down

(than they will ever pay fur by work-

ug. naiumoie iSews.