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The .it.m.~.- Iii-2.Wt'...i.-r m..- Hold
is Contributed by the II‘. C. T. Unit-n.
Presbyterian Temperance.
In consequence of the attempt made
in the General Assembly which met iasi
May at Minneapolis. to squelch the per-
manent committee on:temperance. the
Presbytery of St. Louis. by a unanimous
vote. sends up :to the next General As-
sembly. an overture. asking that said
coiuiiiitt‘ee be organized into a chartered
permanent board. and. as at least ninety~
five per cent. of the ministers and al.-
stniners. and as the General Assembly
for the past seventy live years has been
the staunch advocate of temperance and
prohibition. there is no doubt that this
will be done. in accordance with the fol-
lswing action of the Presbytery:
Report of the permanent committeeon
,temperance of the Presbytery of Si.
Innis. adopted September 2‘3. 188.3:
\\'iii:itE.\s. The subject of temperance
holds the foremost place in matters of
moral reform in our day. in its compre-
liensivtl relations to the physical. Inoral
and spiritual welfare of our fellownien.
it far exceeds in importance :Iiiy tines-
iion outside of the strict limits of prac-
tical theology. 'I‘o reform the iuehriate.
to guard the unfallen against the terrible
dangers to which they are exposed. and
to raise the tone of public opinion so that
it s . no Imigci‘ uphold and tolerate the
customs and the trailic which cause such
incalculalilc mischief to the bodies
and the souls of Illt‘ll, is not only an
eminently (‘hristiau work. but one which
may well call for special exertions and
‘specilic forms of work on the part of the
church itself. The various dolivcianct-s
of the tieIit-ral .\Sii'lllllly on the subject
have. for nearly seventy years. oralmost
during the entire period of the t il'nrt for
reform. been freely nitt-rt d. and have
shown the most cordial sympathy with
the temperance IIiovi-Iiieiit. 'I‘Iiese t‘lll'
phatic declarations furnish ground for
expecting such advanced action as can
riglith be tikt-II II\ theass. more. and
pirtit iii: iily s .me step \\ hit I. \\ ill in ike
the it mpcr anc c reform a part of the oI-
ganic life and \voih of" the church
throII.:lI its supreme represenla'ive body.
1UI‘iqu.‘s.'lFK‘l. 1-. .\nd.
\\‘III:III' \s. In view of the
wrought by this scoiirgcof our race. this
Assembly \vonld hail. with acclaiiiutioiis
of joy and thanksgiving. the utter t‘Xlt'F
Initiation of tlic trailic in intoxicating
liquors as a beverage. by the p our of
t‘hrislain conscience. lllll‘lli‘ opinion. and
tnostrong arm of the civil law. .ll'.-.
rifts. 1“I.1'. iii.
RtNiIil‘ilf'I. 'I‘Illtl ll IS IIlt‘ lllll)‘ till
everv minister and tilitei to take sin Il
earnest. tltligetIl .‘Illil [It rat: ~‘ti Ill tit tiuii (Is
"Will make the ttmptrante reform a
part of the organic life and woik of_ the
church.“ 5 ~ »
Insult. I; That It is the duty of
every Int nil-er of the t hurcli by pit . t- pt .
example. inthienc .- petition and v_~..it. to
do all he can tor thes WJIIIIiSNII‘II and
“utter \‘Xlt‘l'lllllllllltill of the n..ni.- in
intoxicating liquors.“
Resolved. 1%. That we heartily approve
of the overture mull. iteral .\sst-inbly.
presented by the first Presbyterian
church of St. Innisv-which is as follows.
and recommend its adoption by I‘rcsby-
tery:
Tin-z l‘itiism‘rititi or Si. Lot is. I
Shop or .‘Il\~l~l'l:l. , \
In conformity with the past delivvr-
linccsof the General Assembly on the
greatly advanced position of Christen-
dom on this great mural reform. this
Presbytery submits the following over~
titre for the action of the t Eerierul Assem-
bly. which meets in May. 1537. at l lumbaz
“That. the permanent committee on
temperance be organized inio a charter-
a I. permanent board of the General .\s-
sembly. with full power to carry out the
deliverances of the General .\ssembly on
he subject of temperance and prohibi-
tion. and to co-operate with other t‘hrist-
inn denominations iii the promotion of
these objects."
S. gX. ANNAN. .IIt'ifi‘l'tlft'l‘.
The following resolutions were adopted
by the Presbytery of Wooster. Uhio. Sep-
tember 22d. 1856:
Resolved. The state that is cursed with
saloons and does not undertake to re~
move them is responmhle for the saloons
and for the evils that flow from them.
Reached. “‘e would re-atlirm and
urge anew the importance of our
resolution. adopted one year ago. in fa-
vor of scientific Instruction in the com-
mon schools on the evils of intemper-
one 9.
li‘csolrttl. In the rapid advance of the
temperanse cause. we gratefully recog
nize the Woman‘ s Christian Temperance
Union. In prayer and faith they are
working nicely and well. “16 bid them
God-speed in all the forms of Gospel
temperance work in \\ hich they are en-
gaged.
The .\letliudlst (‘Iiiirch As a l‘ulltlcal
Factor.
The “'nshington, (D. C.) Post devotes
a column and a half of its first page to
this topic. and other secular papers are
giving it much attention. Dr. Buckley.
in the New York Christian Advocate,
gives a clear setting forth of the views
held by that church and of the require-
ments of its Discipline in regard to tem-
perance. They interest so large a num»
her who may not have access to the re:
cords that we giveasummary of Dr.
Buckley‘s article. General Rules page
82 places “drunkenness. buying or selling
spirituous liquors, or drinking them ex
cept in cases of extreme necessity,"
among acts disqualifving for church
membership. Page 233 provides for the
trial of members accused of buying, sell-
Ing or using intoxicating liquors as a
beverage, signing petitions in favor of
granting licenses, becoming bondsmen
, for liquor sellers. renting property to be
used for the sale or manufacture of
liquor. Thus the positive law of the
Methodist church forbidau‘ta members
buying, selling or using alcoholics as a
beverage, renting property to be used in
the traffic, or going on the bond of poo
pic engaged in it. Its ritual requires
that..Whanever practicable none but the
pure, untermcnted juice of the grape
Ibnll be used in the administration of the
Imd‘ I Supper. '
Concerning prohibition, the thirty-
that paragraph of the Discipline says:
"Won‘t!!! voluntary total abstinence
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'I‘ii.‘ simplest :.i: I IN ' I! .t r
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iter's Initlc [.t\cr ‘.ll~:. :\
pitstupt it‘lnl in in. I. II- .-i win:
he s N am. ;.l tt. ii --..-;.t litul
from all intoxicants as the true ground
of personal temperance. and complete
legal prohibition of the iratlic in alcoho-
ic drinks as the duty of civil govcin
nient.“
The last tiencral t‘onfcrcix‘c. in its
session at Philadelphia. passed the fol
lowing resolution : 2
“'8 are nnal’teralily opposed to the
enactment of laws that propose by li-
eense. taxing. or otherwise. to regulate
the drink iratlic because they provnle
ff‘r Its continuance and atl‘oi'd It‘l pr II! c-
tIon against Its ravages. We hold that
the proper attitude of t‘lirl'stiaiis i m ard
this tratlic Is one of IiIiconIpromising: tap-
positionzainl while we do not pi‘t sumo
to dictate to our people its to ttit-Ir politi-
cal atliliations we do express the opinion
that they should not permit themselves
to be controlled by party organizations
that are managed in the interest of the
liquor trailic. \Ve advise the members
of our church to aid in the enforcement
of such laws as d.) not legalize or Iiidoi‘se
the manufacture and salt- of llllilxlt‘dll‘lfl
to he used as beverages: and to this end
We favor the organizuion of Law and
Order Leann. s \vhercever pract cable.
III view of these explicit utterances.
the politicians are enaily troubled lest
the Methodist church “‘lwt‘l
into line in the l‘roliibition party. llr.
Buckley assures them this fear is gronntb
as also Is the charge that the lien-
oral t'oiifercncc made a law dictating to
the pt-opleas 1 Hitch" political alliliziiions.
He shows that the resolution just quoted.
like all resolutions of (it iIv-ral t‘tiiift r—
l‘llt‘t‘r‘. which are not of the natiirt-of law.
can be nothing more than a declaration
of principle. \\'c alway s supposed that
with (‘liristiansa declaration of principle
cirrit-d witii it currceponding duty of
Tilt“ I'i\~l il 'l 5
ill Ilittxs‘i'.
less.
action. but let that piss.
. :I deal of Iigiii‘iu : lo il\'\‘I‘IIv:lIl the polite
t'al tesiilt If Methodists were all to "Vote
as they pray:" II.‘l‘-‘ are some of Its
tignrts: 'I‘he \'l‘IIIl).".>iI‘i‘IlL:lIl of the
Me ‘tII. «his t tliiIi. II 1 'glliltl II. II! the coun-
tIy. is at th- \. iy hast. Luann“. .\s
In election is decided IIy-tlic p \pnlai' vol.
of the \\ Il'lli‘ c. ii:i‘ry. bu! by that of the
slut we must divide this~ rule up
among the slates \\ lit-:‘t- II It. I. n 's’ I“...
example. III ..\Kii\‘llll>‘i‘ll5 Int» iii,“ A
Methodist \‘utt‘t‘s‘. which gins Ilu‘lll lIiI‘
I|.ll.lllt‘i‘ of pow. r. In .\'. w lI-Imp lillt
:lllxl ii::IIvy .l":~ l‘ .\Wiriio l’ll ~t..?. ~ tho
's.IIiIc~!.iic.If ll:l.:\-« . \.,~.:~ whiz. n. )1“ng
.If tIn- S -iiiI.-. lll ~l..t~~ the p: ‘l' i:. 'll «!
.\letliodnt \‘nlt‘l‘s Is IIiI.. I. log. 0'
tonstipition not I' .lts: i. n: \.- .\.ll.«\\
iitss III.I I iiiipl. -' Ilivlll t1..~l‘--Iiipl. \: H.
and HI» IIIILI :.n»i ut-nilo In' th. if n... i ,-
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so; .r. the pill :I .I. w. I'lli‘v L“- .‘.-i\
.\\I II 2K .is :prt.
.iepll}. .\ «a. _1.
Will pi‘oyt- its III-‘ll s. .\l .i:\ 1“.» :i- .i
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of people :ll'i‘ )t'aily s .\td from d ..,_;t~i‘\
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tiiiI-dy czii‘c lll l"lt‘.ill.\‘tl-;{ z». Kii‘lll l
the iise of IIll< rein. dy.
T) t\\\'\.e s
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that are {rt-ital. p. I‘\'L\ll,
- cross. or troubled \\ .I‘u
\\ lllil)‘ (‘iilim 'l‘t t‘tlilllg I‘lilllK. or
Stomach Disoiders. can lie ri-licv ed
tit. once by usllli' Ac'lti‘rs I\:III\‘ Violin 1‘
It contains no Opium or .\loip \llllll‘.
hence is safe. 1‘25 Cents. sold by
Frank II.
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liaxtt-r.
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. .\vltiits. t‘hicf of I‘uiicc. Kn \
ville ‘l‘.-IIn.. writes: "My family and I
are licin-liciarics of your niost‘eu‘clle: 1
medicine. llr. ng‘s New l!I~co\t ry for
consumption: having found It to b.- all
that you claim forit . tit-sit. to ttstif} to
its \‘ll‘lllt". .\Iv frit Il.I\ io \\ honil h; I\ -‘
recommtgndtd it. praise ll at '\\I\ op
portiinity." Ilr. him; s \t w Ilist .n. iy
for Consumption is g: .iniaiite . .I to cure
t'oughs. i‘oltls. lir. nchItIs. .\sthma.
t‘i‘oup and every :Illit‘ctioii of Throat.
l‘licst and Lungs. Trial liottles I~‘iee at
(leo. l'laistcd‘s llrng Store. I.3lll‘,“t‘nl.’v‘
$l.llil.
Ill‘iit'i‘ l [I
You aic fc t- ling dcpic ss. -..l _\ \ nI app. -
tile is poor. \cn are both. red with Ilead-
'tlt‘ be. you ate lidgetty. IIe lions. and
gent-rally out of sorts. and want to Imice
up. lirat-e up. but not with stimulants.
spring; medicines. or hitters which Il.‘ i\ e
for their basis \\ r\ cln :ip bad \\IIisk_\
and \\ Iii. II stimiil: It.- you for .In hunt.
and then le.i\c . you in worse condition
than before. \\'hat \ou want is an al
terative that \\ ill purif\ \ our blood. start
health action of I HO] and Ix'idnei s
restore vonr \ ll.iIll\'. and giie renewttl
health and strc Iigtli. Sut- h a medic me
you will find in Electric liit'tt-rs. and
only 50 cents a bottle at tleo. Ii. l‘laistcd
Drug Store. ‘
Ilucklen‘ s .\ riiit a Satin.
The best Salve in the world for t‘ uts
Bruises. Sores. I It ers Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores 'l‘etter t ‘happed II: Inds.
Chilblains. Corns. and all Skin El options.
and liositiy elv c tires l‘iles. or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give pe rfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. 1 rice
‘25 cents per bo\. For sale by (ico. Ii.
l‘laisted, \‘orwalk and South \or\\ all.
:-\tl\ II c to ‘IOIIIOI;
Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teeth? It
so. send at on e and get a bottle of
Mas. \\'rx.si.o\\"s SIIUTHIM} Svittr ioit
CHILDREN TEETIHVH. Its value H inval—
culable. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Depend upon it.
mothers. there is no mistake about it.
It cures dvsenterv and diarihoia regu—
lates the stomach and bowels cures
wind colic. softens the gums. reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energv
to the whole sy Siem. Mus. \\' I.\si. ow‘
Soo'rmxo SYRUP ron t mi nuns Tumu-
Ixu is pleasant to the taste. and is the
prescription of one of the oldest and best
female nurses and physicians In the
United States. and is for sale bv all
druggists throughout the world. Price
25 cents a bottle. Sift-1y
“.1“ Honey is the best Cough Cure.25. 5th $1.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap heals and beautifits, 25:.
German Corn Remover kills Cums. Iunions. 25c.
I'IIII’S H11? 5 Whisker Dye— “lack & Brown, 50c.
Pike‘s Toothache Drops cure in 1 \Iinute,“ ...'~c.
Dean‘s Rheumatic Pills an: a sure cure, 50.2.
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This Poi-cu Hutu
Act- dlrectl upon the
muse an on ucrvcl at
tho the an at all
POI! Al.
1.01:? Troubles. the!
or deep cent
this planter 9”.me ed“
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price ofHIGGINS'
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li't‘atl a few of the l‘ric.~s and consider
the advantages we otIcr.
Barrel of lies: Flour in (fily. $11.10 or so
cents a bug. ' ,
4} lbs fine Delawaie butter. $1.0ll or 1‘3
cts a pound.
Extra Choice (‘r ‘amery Butter ‘3.\‘ cts.
1‘2 pounds of Lard $1.ll0
Best N. 0. \lulas ‘08 s, is (‘tsgal‘ ];
i ‘s.
quart.
Best P. R. Mullasscs. 50 cts gal.. 12: cis.
quart. ‘
Pure Rock Candy Syrup 8.“. cts. gal. "‘3
» cts. quart.
Best Old Gov. Java Coffee, 21 cts.
“ Mocho " 3‘2 cts.
“ f Maricabo “ 20 cts
14 lb Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00.
15 lbs A. Sugar 1.00
17 lbs Ex. C Sugar 1.00
19 lbs Golden C. 1.00
And all other goods in proportion.
Come in and get goods at bottom prices.
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