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h i r t h e Church of C h r i s t If the Bible w a s des troved the Mrs. S t e v a Carpenter visited th* root." Both of these gen t l emen a r e pro- happtncwi o f the w o r l d would be Ut ters parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas ui it . livar aad bowrf. 'ess ional debators . 1 k n o w tha- destroyed. A l l that ia done, t h e r e - { C a r m i c a l Sa turday and S u n d a y .

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T h warn peop le of a fearlul for e s t fire in the Catski l l s a \ o u n g girl rode horseback at midnight and saved m a n y l ives . H e r deed

g lor ious but l i vee are of ten saved b y Dr. King's N e w Di» c o v e r y in cur ing Inng tronble, c o n g b s and colds, w h i c h ui ighl have e n d e d in c o n s u m p t i o n 01 p n e u m o n i a . " I t cured m e ojf 1 dreadful cough and l u n g d i a e i s e " writes W R P a t t e r s o n Well-ington , T e x , "a f ter four In opr family had died with consumpt ion a n d I gained 87 p o u n d s . " N o t h ing so sure and s a f e for all throa l and l u n g t r o u b l e s . Price 50 aud t i . o o . Trial bot t le free. Guar-anteed by G h a a C. Davis .

T h i s i s gfeing to be o n e o l Mt . Vernon ' s and R o c k c a s t l e ' s mos t progress ive years . T h e p e o p l e are ge t t ing t mother.- Co-o p e r a t i o n and progres# « o v e hand io hand.

c o m e from rel igions d i s c u s s i o n s but I cannot s e e w h y it should not resul t iu g o o d t o all .unbiased miuds for w e have n o book that the great masse s of t h e people k n o w s o l i t t le abont as the Bib le and yet it is t h e book ol ail books . Y e a the world's great luminary.

What the s u a is to the solar sy s t em, the Bib le i s to the moral wor ld .

Blot t h e sun from e x i s t e n c e , a n d the natural world would be shrouded in midnight darkness . B l o t out the bible and t h e b lackness o f . moral n i g h t would se t t l e d o w n upon the earth. T h e past would be d a i k , the present would be datker st i l l . - Not a ray of l ight w o a i d penetrate the l a t h o m l e s s g l o o m .

W h e r e v e r the Bible has b e e n received a n d ' o b e y e d , the m o s t beneficial e f f e c t s have been the resul t . Wherever it baa n o t been' received, the most balelal inf luences have been manifested. W e h a v e t h e fearful . e x a m p l e of a nation that t r a m p l e d the word o f G o d . npder her fee t . France discarded t h e Bible, a n d took reason s s her gu ide . W h a t w a s the resoli? all the loul pass ions of depraved h u m a n i t y , l ike s o m a n y t igers ) were let loose. T h e s t r e e t s ol her j c i t i i s were s l o p p i n g with t h e ! blood of-tUc s la in , Her eos s t , | w , s P * w t o * b a n q u e t to B e n r y

to! S her moral condit ion. A n d t b a t l „ o n i K h trouble or indlgeat ion. s ing le e x p e r i m e n t i s e n o u g h l o r ! T o d a y peopie e v e r y w h e r e use Dr ten thousand Worlds through all i K i n g ' s N e w Li fe P i l l s l o r t h e s e the ages. t roub le s a s wel l as l iver , k i d n e v

T b e nations that have embraced » n a b 0 * ® ' d t o r d e r s . Easy ' .he Bible hsve been m - d e w i M r , ! 2 5 ° " U * ! * better, a n d happier . T h a t w a s a j * . wautiful a n s w e r w h i c h J J e e n j C l a u d e — W h y i s a k i s s l ike the

Victoria g a v e to the Afr ican Prihce three graces? who sent s n e m b a s s a g e , wi th I F . I , . — I don't k n o w ? W h y ? c s s t l y presents , a n d a s k e d her to ! C l a u d e — I t ' s faith to a g ir l , h o p e tell h i m i h e aecret of E o ; l a n d ' s to a y o u n g woman, and c h a r i t y grea tnes s and E n g l a n d * g lory , to an old maid

• J _ 1 — M t w L i ' l ' S P u m » n of thia j g T b t n t h e Indiv iduals w h o e m - ' p l a o e is a t t end ing school a t -Mt.

brace a n d f o l l o w t h e t e a c h i n g s Vernon . o f the Bib le a r e the happiest Clara Carmical s p e n i . v unda\ peo |de on the face of the ea t th . w i t h Mrs. J o h n (tanner. — M r . and I f the Bible waa destroyed the Mrs. S t e v s Csrpenter visited th» happiness of the w o r l d would be Ut ters parents, Mt. and Mrs. C h s s destroyed. A l l that is done , t h e r e - { C a r m i c a l Sa turday and S u n d a y , lore, to w e a k e u forth in the Bib le ; Mrs. L u c y A d a m s ' o f th i s plact Or W a U y j u r t of i t . Is d o n e at | s ^ e n t Saturday a n d S u n d a y w i t ' Ibe e x p e n s e of human happiness , i j ier mother . Mrs. Bet t i e A n n T h e tendency o f the t a s c h i n g s , j Kirby s t Hansford .— Mr and Mr*, ot the inf ide ls o f the past, s o d the j Shepherd , ol near Cove , s p e n t bigher cr i t i c s ol the present , i s j S u n d s y with their son , R a y m e . — to rob the world of all that i s j Well it seem* that Spr ing is a lmost d - a r t o the h n m a n race. T h e , h e r e , t h e sua s h ' n e s so bright it noblest h e r o e s s o d be- o ines that ever graced o n r world h s v e been inspired fey s n implicit faith in the Bible. Out of the bible have come all pure moralit ies . It has beefl t h e mot ive power of re-generat ion and re lormation to mill ions. I t has c o m f o r t e d the sorrowing, conso led the m o u r n i n g • a t t a i n e d the anffer ing, s o d g i v e n trust and tr iumph t o . the dy iug .

T h e n let u s c l i n g t o the Bible and al l peop le are Invited to c o m e and g i v e s n impartial hear ing to this d iscuss ion of the B io le . Let all c o m e w i t h o u t prejudice , and l iaten to men w h o claim to be s tudent* ot' thia wonderful book. S o we cordial ly inv i t e all who a r e honest ly s e e k i n g a better under-standing of t h e ' truth in G o d ' s w o n t to c o m e and a t tend tbia debate and if w e will t h u s a c t the writer feels assured t b s t good m a y and will c o m e out of tb isd iecnas ion .

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N . J. T i p t o n , of n e a r Brodhead i was i o this- par t of the c o u n t r y ! b u y i n g b o g s the first of t h e w e e k . I — J . P . Bloomer i s n o w ' c l o s i n g ; ou t his s tock o f g o o d s at cost | ,and will leave about the 15th. bl j

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