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Particular attention VIM, to
fixing, Cleaning stud heroine,
‘Iutflnflil «W 1
Wall Papers;
Illness end Largest Assortment
In this city.
"no line of Gills at 35 noun a
Ben the combination choir and
step Indoor, Its-II 69 00.
lrll-te’ simulate.
Helena! on Stretches"
Put-nine. Paper listening and
retell-lulu. ‘
L.H.IDECKER,
19 Washington snot,
South N orwnlk.
FISH Elli LENT.
llnllhut, Shed. Smells. Frost.
CodJ'ike, Glucose. Salmon,
Herring, Bess, “lute
Troutfiltohstern,
Scent]... Pickled
oysters.
PURE HORSE BADISH
honors eon
WAKEIAN’S CREAIERY BUTTER
ounces nlLIveueo runner“
HUNT HELUFF
Bennett &/ Hosted.
28 Ilia 8t... 80. lorwllk.
lilii, Fill, Ulllil'i,
Fruit, installer. Poultry, it
or en [lull in run Seren-
AT WHOLESALE AND BETA"
Elm. ‘ 3.1m
6. Haiti“ Sill,
Wuulflellflll.
5t wtohgion Street Scotbflornll
27 Iain Street Harwell.
glint-Clan, Balm, Container
And Ice Cream. ‘
Orders Promptly Attended 'l‘o.
one-ten. or 11mm
GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL
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P 1. A13 1 N ‘G
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comet liens .
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CITY 0F “Will it EAGLE ‘
hint-tens nmdt It 5 p m.-d
me: when tron and received tor all ten»
Ilene-ear: met
end llcvwalk and blew.
ll dyadlcedture.
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“Member-t w upel-l lute u! freight
ll wtueil ltew Yorker lie uiclnlty.
boomers turbid nesting sly oi the
employasullhehceteot this line on sunset at
nonunion-nor.
alert to,
m an on Iran Will.
Stoves and Ranges.
tom: limit it”: Malia:
sour-u zoo-weld. ,- cons.
two rt 7‘ Y m
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Cull-glen street. Booth Ion-all. 1)] e.
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Charlotte Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
. 18 North llsln Street.
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“I I ML'IMIIII‘.
Masthead Oslo unset-stucco» those
com- eet hie-ting thnt ever came to this notion
thetrogecemeupend covered the lend oi
And the WW did on with
their enchentmnnts, and brought up from
upon the loud at Egypt." :
nil Alum-r maul or none.
There is elmoetn universe! aversion to
end yet with the Egyptinn theywere
nored,tbeywere‘sscred. end they were
of worship white olive, and alter
they wereembolmod. and today their
be louud nmong the espul-
ol bee. These ere-turns. to art»
to the Egyptinngatdivine -
hehut ‘ e obnoxious and loathsome.
and they went cronking end hopping end
looping into the palace of the king. and
intotbe breed trnyl end the couches oi the
i
guns:
iii
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earth. with sunken pottery. were filled
withh'ogswhen the when:- cemeto
lookltthem. illmnnent downtosata
in put ouasboe it was preoccupied by n
(rug. libs attempted to put his head pron
npillowit bndbsentnkonpolnelllono by‘
n lrog.
[frogs high and low end everywhequ
loltheome frogs, slimy frogs. besieging
trout. innumerable from. greet plague 0!
iron What made the matter worle the ;
mlgicilun said there was no miracle in i
this. and they could by sleight of bond ‘
produce the sums thing. end they normed
to succeed, tor by sleight of hand wonders
my be wrought. Alter Hoes bed thrown
down his-inc and by miracle it becnms n
nerpeut. and then he took hold of it end by ;
miracle it again become at stall, the serpent *
charmer! imitated the urns thing. and
.knowing that». there were serpents in '
Egypt which by a peculiar pmsure on the
neck. would bwomo u rigid nonstick oi
wood. they scorned to change the serpent
into the stafl, and then. throwing it down.
the fill! beams the serpent.
So likewise these magician: tried to imi-
tlte the plexus oi imp. and perhaps by
smell oi food attracting it great number of
then to a certniu point. or by shaking
them out from a hidden piece. the our
glcleus sometimes loomed to accomplish
the sonic mirlrle. While these magicians
made the plague worse, none oi then: tried
to make it better. “I-‘rossclme up and .
covered the land 01 Egypt. and the lua-
glcilns did to with their enehnntmcnt, and
brought up from upon the hind of Egypt."
In: humans PLAN}! or rmxtit
Now that plume 0! (tom has come buck
upon the ortrtlu It isubt‘oud mdny. It in
smiling this nation. It comes in the shape
0! corrupt litcmture. These trap hop into
the store.”the shop, the other. the banking
house. the rectory—into the home. into the
altar. into the parrot, on the drawing room
table. on the she" or the library. While
thin] in vending thebnd book the teacher's
inns is turned the other way. One «to...
[rage hops upon the page. \Vhilethe young
women in wading the iorbidden novelstte '
liter retiring at night. vending by nought.
oneoltheeslrogsleopeuponthepegc.
indeed they have hopped upon the news
ltlnds oi the country end the mulls nt the
males Iii-kc out in the letter trough
hundreds oi them. The plague hll taken
st dillereut times [Winn oi this coun-
try. it irons ol the mo“ hit-theorize. one
of the most frightful. one oi the most
ghastly oi the ten plagues at our modern
cities.
Thorn is l vast number 0! books not!
newspapers printed and published which
ought never to use the light. They ere
filled with n pestilencetbat Innkce thsllnd
stroller with n moral epidemic. The green
1
t
llthlt oi lo eleven-l literlture.lnd the
gmteat mom has been that oi unclean
liter-tore. Thin test has its victims in ell
occupetime and deportmeoto. it has
helped to fill insane lsylum» nnd peni-
tentllrlee lnd Idmthooaes nod (lone ol
eherne. The bodies at this infection lie in
the hospttlle and in the groves. whiletbeir
route ere being meted over into l lust
eternity. an avalanche 0! horror and (lee
P.
”The [Marlon plague wle nothing to it
Thu counted its victims by thousands. but
thllmoderu path-e elmdyehoveled its
millions into theohsrnel bones of the nine-
ally deed. The longest rnll trein thltever,
run over the Erie or lludton trucks was
not long enough nor large enough to cm
the bee-tibiae end the pot or
here been authored up in
Wanton-um» the lust twenty
years. The literltureoi n ultlondeeidu
run toer or no treadmill.
lheduwltbthelnmetollll tpe liters-
turethetwblshdossuot even pretendio
he corertoeoverahlcteh
led the libertine xllllnt. Teeth our
this ”We“
ellinl Firetoiell h the prompt end in-
exorable man the low. lat ellgood
posture-reveled United Sterne dinrlct at
and detains end rotor-mucou-
eert nthelrletiontoetopthllp
mésir heirloom spent his “tomb
in secure pontoon not y
for England. but for ell the world. end to
opsuthe blessing ol the nonunion to all
bonnet businnsu. nod to ell m o!
charity and kindness sud situation, (or
lll hellthiul intercommunimtion. he did
uotmeentomakeviceea’sy or to fill the
mall begs o! the United Sateewitb the
ncnbe of such It leproey.
it ought not tons in the power of every
hsdmeuwbo con guise l onenentttunp
tor s circular or n twocsntstlmptor l
lettrrto blast n man or destroy-home.
The posts! service of this country must be
chenmunbeksptclumlndwemnltsll
understand thlt the swift retribution- of
the United Btntu government hover over
every violation of the letter box. ~
There arethousnnds of men end women
in this country. route [or personal gain.
come through innate depravity. come
through s spirit at revenge. who wish to
nasthll greet. avenue of convenience and
intelligence for purposes mvnugernl. sell-
cioni sud dinholie. Woke up the llw.
Wake up all its penalties. lat every court
room on this subject be nSinni thunderous
end lilnme. Let the convicted oflendern
besent tor the full term toBlugSing or
Harrisburg.
lam nottnlking shout what cennot» be
done. i not talking now about what is be-
ing done. Agreat many of the printing
presses that save themselves entirely to
the publication of vile literature have been
stopped or have gone into imminent ins ob-
noxious. What bus thrown oll’. what has
kept OR the veil trains of this country for
some time book nearly oil the leproue po
riodicnls.’ Those 0! us who here been on
the ruil trains have noticed it great change
in the lest iew mouths and the last year or
two. Why hnve nearly all thwo Vile period-
lcnln been kept of! the rail trains (or some
time back? Who elected it! Than soci-
eties for the purification of railroad liter»
lturc gore warning to the publishers sud
warning to railroad companies. and warn-
ingto condmuorsmnal warning to new
boys, to keep the internal ntuil OR the
trains.
Many of the cities hove successfully pro-
hibited the most of that literature even
from going on the news etnuds. Terror
has seized upon the publishers and the
dealers in impure literature, from tbe [not
tblt over n thousand arrests have been
utldc.nnd the aggregate time (or which
the convicted bnve been sentenced to the
prison is over one hundred end ninety
mood from the (not that shout two
million oi their circulnrs have been de
uroyod. and the business is not no profit
able as it need to be.
run “I! run uu'l
How hlvseo many oi the newletendn at
our grout cities been purified! How has so
much at this iniquity been balked! By
moral nuusionl Oh. no. You might le
well go luton jungle ol the lint ludic-
nnd put it cobra on the neck. end with pro-
found argument try to persuade it thet it
b morally wrong to bite and to sting nod
topoisou nnyti-inu. The only nnswerto
your argument would be no uplifted bend
and l hiss end “harp. rocking toothatrnck
into your arterial. The only lrgument
lor l cobra is s shotgun, and the only argu-
ment for these dealers in impure literature
is thflluteh or the miles nnd been couple
s penitentiary. The hurt The law! lin-
voke to consummate the work so grsndly
mm
Another way in which we are to drive
heck this plagued Egyptian l’rogsis by
filling the minds of our young people with
n benlthlul literature. [do not utennto
eny that all the books lull newspapers in
our families ought to be religious books
and netwpnpera, or that every song ought
to be song to the tune of “Old llnu-
tired." I have no sympathy with the
attempt to mnko the young old. [would
rether join in l crusade to keep the
young young. Boyhood nod girlhood
must not be abbreviated. But t‘hern ere
good boob. good tzistories. gooi blogrm
phiee.gooti works of tlrtlon. good books of
llletylee With which troztmtollll the minds
oi the young. to that there will be no more
room lor the mica and the vicious then
there in room torched in n bushel tumors
which is already filled with Michigan
whent.
Why are to per cent. of the criminals in
the indie and pouiuzutinrlee oi the United
titular today under twenty-one yours of
up! Many oi them under seventeen. um
der nlxtcen. omlor ilileon. under fourteen,
under thirteen! Walk along one or the
corridors oi the Tombs prieou in New York
and look lor yum-entree. llndbooke. bed
oewepspers bnwllcbcd them en won es
they got out of the cradle. ere ct lll
those stories which and mo Beware
oi lll thou books which mlke the rund
that ends in pentition seem toeud in Per-
ldleo. Do not plorlly tbedlrk end the pie»
tot. no not cell the m blower
people that it they no down into the
stamps and member to watch the hind.
humus duties on the deceylnd mien.
nun they will catch the unstained dleth.
“01:.”an one. "I am a Merle“
Illfl. and i have outline to mine whet
myohlldmrend. then no timeto il-
met the books listen-e into my boule-
hold.” it your children were threatened
with t lever. would you here time
to go or the-lesion Would hm than
tomb the oldie 2 Would
tube m
Pm in “31?“:
'- IMW uIIIi‘
remember. 'l‘het book sored myeoul. 1
tanned the book to sit myueigbbure. and
issue. they tend it lfltil they‘re-converted to
(intend we bed A nylval of religion
which sweptxthrouuh the whole communi—
ty. We builtucborchsud‘oelted s pester.
You no. that spire yonder, don’t you!
Thltchureh was builtns the resultotthnt
hook you move me thirty yeers ago.” Oh.
the were! egood book! But. nlls! tor
the ounce of a bed book.
John Angel James, then whom Indeed
usverhnd e holler Indolent-mood in h
pulpit at Birmingham and told: “Twenty-
ilvsyeersumoe Ind, loaned to me In in-
teuious book. He would lulu it only no-
teen mlnutus. and then I had to givnit
back, but that hooklb: harmed mztllko n
specter ever since. . vs II agony soul,
on my knees belot'o God. prayed that he
would obliterate lrom my soul the memory
dihbntlebnllelrrytbsdlmlgeotltun-
til thsday oi my death.” The main of
Sir William Russell declnred thnt he got
the inspiration tor his crime byrcediug
what was thenn new and popullr novel,
“Jock Sheppard” Homer’s "Hind" mods
Alexander the warrior. Alexander said
so. The story oi Alexander mldn Julius
Cesar and Chat-lea XII both men 0! blood.
Hove you in your pocket, or in yourtrnnk,
or in your desk at business n bed book,
bed picture. n b“ pamphlet! In God's
nlmol warn you to destroy it.
run comm-[Ax Pulse.
Another way in which we shall light
back this corrupt literature and kill the
frogs oi Egypt in by rolling over them the
Christian printing pres}. which shall give
plenty of healthful reading tonll ldults.
All they: men and women are reading men
and women. What are you vending? Ah-
stuin from all those books which, while
they had some good things shout them,
have also en ndmixturoot evil. You have
rend books that had two elements in them
——tho good and the bad. Which stuck
to you: The burl! The heart of most peo
ple islike n sieve. which lets the email per-
ticlrsol gold fall through. but keeps the
great cinrlors. Once inl while there is n
mind like a loedstone. which. plunged
amid steel and brass filings. gather: up the
steel and repels the brass. But it is gener
ally tho opposite. I! you attempt toplunxo
through l fence at bum to get on black-
berry you will get more burrs than black-
berries.
You csnnot nilord to read o bed book.
however good you are. You say. "The in-
fluence is insignificant." 1 tell you that
the scratch of n pin has sometimn pro
ducal lockjnw. Ales. it through curiosity.
as many do. you pry into an evil book.
your curiosityis as dangerous as that of
the man who would tlks a torch into n
gunpowder mill merely tonne whether it
would really blow up or not. In it monog-
erie it man put his am“ through the bore
of l block leopard’s cage. The animal’s
hide looked so sleek end brittbt end twenti-
inl. lie just stroked it once._ The monster
soiled hint. and he drew forth a bend torn
end mnngled and bleeding. ,
0b. touch not evil even with the leiulnet
stroke! Though it my be gin-y and
beautiful, touch it not lost you pull forth
your soul torn and bleeding under the
clutch of the black leopard. “But.” you
sly. “how con i find out whether n book is
good or bad without muting it?" There is
nlwnye something suspicious shout n. bed
book. I never knew no exception—nome-
thiun emulsions in the index or style of
lllust ration. This venomous reptile llmost
nlways curries warning rattle.
The clock strikes midnight. A flit form
bends over n romance. The eyes flash fire.
The breath is quick and irregnllr. 0c-
clsionnlly the color dashes to the cheek,
end then dim out. The bnude tremble as
though n gunnlinn spirit were trying to
lblkn the dcndly book out at the
Hot telrn lllL She laughs with n shrill
voice thst drops dead It its own sound.
The sweet on her brow is the sprny dllbed
up from the river ot death. The clock
strikes (our. end the rosy down soon site:
begins to look through the lattice upon the
pole form that looks like it detlinsd specter
«olthe night. Soon lualnld boueeebe will
mistake her ringlete tor curling serpents.
and thrust her white hand through the
hen oi tho prison. and smite her heed,
rubbing it hock ”though to push the-clip
from the skull,ehrieklng: “My brllnl my
brllul" 0h. stand 0! trout that! Why
will you 80 tunneling your way loud the
reefeand warning buoys, when there is
lncblvnstoceln in which you may voy-
Iw.eli sell not!
my In A loot! .
Wrens eomluy bookswu do not un-
derstand whet e book is. smuditon
end. lleneure it—the height ol it. the
depth oi it, the length oi it. the breldth
of it. You cannot do it. Enable
the pew end mtlmlte the prone.
mode from the time of the impressions
on clay. and tlwe on to the bark ol
Mend from the bark oi trees to pen-
rus. end from papyrus to the hide of wild
Mend [tout the hideol wild beasts
”III on down until the intrude-oi our mod-n
paper momentous. old then see the pe-
per.whlu- WI pure as no inflnt'a soul.
wetting tor Gal's inscription.
Anuboohl‘t’lImitation”:I like ty dug. Il-
lut t ut Im t. use m
use from the time when lolon’a lew- were
written on oak plenkl. end M’s poem
one written on tubi- ei lead. end the
Mammal wore written on tables
gist“ on down to Monomeric.
Hum
ii “iii...“ "' ‘3' cm"; if
martyr res. v
balm oil the Melitta
sit the oil the gloom lit the
W With“ ‘ l “nonhuman-lieu
panel
Abnokl ltiethechomeol the“ it
into crowing room tuwhieh kings and
ememmudmandhhtwm
some out to meet you. it i woretiped
anything nostril lwonteeontip then
it i turnout-m to en
idoilnnoid
hulldaoaltartethlt. Outline
a halihtulbuokntwm
ei
mnttsr having been referred too ‘ ,
the champion of the Toletulll’mm. .
ounblow brought down the champion;
the Bomnn missnln. ‘ 1 ‘ i'
80 it will be in our day. The good lib
store. the (3th literature. in item
pionship for God and the truth. will hm ‘
down the evil literature.“ its dill!) ‘
lhiptortbe devil. l fuel tingling lath
tips of my linger» and through all the
nematmy body. and oil mom.“ ‘
my soul, the Certainty of our triumph. .'
Cheer up,oh. mm. and women who are
toiling for the purification of society! I"! '1
with your faces in the sunlight. “It (it‘ll!
b812,; us. who. who can he epimt ull'h“
y llosttr Stnnbope m the m ,'
ol' the third Burl o! " . ’ ’
her nearest friends had medulla
liter
went to. ‘
the for east, took possession of a titrated ”
‘ convent, threw up fortresses amid the, ‘
mountains or Urbanoo, opened the nestle
to the poor. and the wretched, Indfllc lick;
who would norm-in. She mldeberclltb ._: »
n home for the union-lusts. She was 3:3 ’
devout Christian woman. Shawn‘s wllb'
ing for the coming of the Lord. She ex-
pected tltnt‘lte Lord would descendin per- "
son. and she thought upon it until it wu '
toomuch (other reason. lathe
cent stables of her palace she bed two
horses groomed and brialled and Ilddlld
and clymrisooed and all ready tor thedly
in which be: Lord should descend, Ind he
on one of them and she on thrower-boom
start (or Jerusalem.the cityol the“
King. It was a innoticism end e delusion;
but there was romance, end there was
splendor, and ill-on: was thrilling expats-
tion in the dream: ‘ ~'
Ah, my friends. we need no ennhlypeh‘
trey: groomed and saddled and bridled end
cnparisoned for our Lord when helhlll
come. Thchorse is ready in “inquiry
of heaven. and the imperial rider reedy
to mount. "And lsnw, and behol awhile
horse. and he that sat on him had a bow:
and u crotrn was given unto him; lad he
went forth conquering and to conquer.
And the nrmiwtvhich were in heaven fol-
lowed him not white horses. nud on lib
restore and on his thigh were wri
King of kings. and Lord of lordgs.” Hone.
men of heaven. mount! Cavalry of
ride out Charge! charge! until they shill
be hurled bill'k on their imunches-the
black horse oi famine, and the red burnout
arrange. and the pole horse of dsltk.
Jesus lot-ever! ‘- g
me new was.
Inciting Times in the has Pennsylvani-
Evnngelieal Conference.
Antes-rows. Pu. March 9. -As a ruult
of the division of the East Pennsylvanll
contention of the Evangelism! church Ind
the appointment of two pastors by theflc-
tions (or the several congregations excit—
ing scenes WI re enacted Sutuvdey night
and Sundly in n numberol Lehlgh county
churches. Duringthc progm oi spray.
meeting in Zion Evangelical church inthb .
city. largely attended by Bowmlnitett the
Rev. S. 'i'. Leopold. the Bowman pletord
this end two other thumb in
tried to get in. but found the door locked
nnd guarded on the outside byone of “I
Wear. Being relaxed admission hem
away.
Soon after his brother. Rev. W. A. In-
pold. the presiding elder oi the Downl-
inction sud [motor at Salem Evlugelicll
church. vouched Zion cliurohnnddemeuded
the right to preach. The trustees. however.
commended him totem-e. and he retired.
The scene was a very exciting one, and lit
ofllcer was pron-n! to protons order. Dub
in; the night the Bowmunites clogged the
keyhole with wood and Suntlly morning
the trustees were cummilrdtoeflectlun-
trnuce through e window. The Rot. C. 11.
Eggs. the noti-Bowuun pestor. punched
without being disturbed.
Before the Render-o in Show church
the Rev. 5. T. Leopold. the pesto: suit II!
the Bowmnniteu. surpriml the trust” by
entering the church and attempting to
touch the pulpit. The truhteat, hnwnver.
stopped hint in the little and showed bill e
”at.
Rev. Mr. impair! twinned to tit
and alter I llt't-ly lliflt‘ll." on with the W
WIN rend it protest again“! the PM
in; end wt‘mt to Humour! church. which it
communal lruoly oi ilowmnonymputhlmg
end where he minim-ml win to.
Belem church WM ermv-lod with
who especial Rev. W. A. lmpold. the p.
tor of tho Bowman potty. lo nttotupt to
force llll'l may into iiw ”tomb. Ill, MI-
ever. did not omit-m. uml Roy. A. M. .
Mummyvmnulto. option-nod the new
lose. At Comm-noun tier. W. A.
lttem to punch. but the t with
the; of an oilloer. kopt him onto! the
pi: i.
reverend uvnllulltfln took l lest
email]; the other worshipers. and CM
2:31:le Ito the t'I‘l'mutl of the Rev. J. x. ,
y t, tin and itnmmu [not he
tip. loud it protest nail "Minion!“ a:
jarred by mmc oi the [ample ,
At Statiopmo thorn I’ll“! Lemming. . ,
When the lltlit’lllunllt's. howled by the p. _ .-
tor. Rev. J. 5. Neohmt, nttelnptdtotlke ‘
charge of the Erungt-licnl thumb the” ' '
trennunln Intriiomi with the _ V '
ltlllltlto pulpit one turned urertothellev. z "
W. F. lleil and the Rev. J. 1'. my»
rreentniivos of the outbllmrtulu '
M
whocootluctulcommtmlonssrvieel
lice unicorn were pm
mas and excited crowd thlt M in
the vicinity oi the church.
‘l'hey Took n Anti-Item I“ ‘. ‘
banish, Pa. Mercia l-ltev. A. is
unto. the liowniln will
u ‘ new
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