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Newspaper Page TextCuthbert Enterprise and Appeal. BY JAS. W. STANFORD. “Independent in Ail Things—Neutral in Nothing.” TERMS SI.CO IN ADVANCE. VOL. VII. CUTHBERT, GA., THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1887. NO. 8 Enterprise & Appeal.! SUBSCRIPTION PRICE : Che copy one rear .... $1.00 “ Six months .... 50 tl Three months ... 25 ■tail KoMd>ehedule. |».\Y i»A*KKN«.KU. (HlIXO WEST. Arrive . -*•« »*• M I <H)INO EAST. Arrive H r - M - | r I A* III HA It WESTEUS 1VXSSEM.KK. (.01X0 WEST. Arrive 4:04 a.m. cioinV. E \st. Arrive . . 1 n ’*• M * : :it \ moil Springs. Lutaula, Cuthlicrt. Dawson, between Mont# mi- . ferv anil SniithviHe. p, :r t Dailies train makes elose eon- i tieetion with the Montgomery A Macon \ Passseimerat Cuthbert. i). PIIEI.rs. Ajrent. j WHAT the odd jobs did. ‘Tt la the Lorri's will, w ife and j we can hut subject,** s:ri«l Nathan Holy way, sadly. “I hare prayed Ung an«l earnestly that he would provide some way for us out frf this great trouble; hut lie known best and He will be with us even when we have to leave the old home. I hope they won't come ^ to notify «s to day, the New Year; j ‘I QUICKEST TIME —WITH rmionai ima.lman buffet car ATLANTA TO NEW YORK, VIA Fast Tclilt. A Shenandoah Valley Rentes. POWDER Absolutely Pure. ri^H Js powder never varies. A mar E. vcl of purity, strength ami whole-j home, i •cuneness. More eeomunieal than the well look this in the face first as last.” “O, Nathan,” said his wife, as she fell on her knees beside the j s?* nnln £ ^ ear * chair to which for months he had - ,,n ort ‘ r P a l ,er - low reply, “tor 1 have privately j alarmed him. found a 1‘uiuie owner forthe place j “No no/’ was the reply; “call and it is that which has brought | iny wife, call my wife! Oh! I me here now.” j could bear trouble without her, ••When iloes he come into pns- hut this, not this.” session?*’ asked the old man. “Oh, Nathan, Nathan!” cried tliinking more of that Ilian the I his wife, “when she had been sum- price that had been offered. nioned, “what is il?” Anti once **I lli ink he won hi like to come more she fell on her knees by his into possession today,” writing • side. busily again. “I have brought J “It is joy, wife joy! Tell her all papers with me.” • please. I can't; it chokes me.” “To dav. l» day? said the old man. starting. “Yes. many people, you Tht* ■■•lini'Mi SrrMaon by Rev. P. S. Twilly. M essrs. Editors: n<*t wholly purified, is open to se rious and fatal objections. A heart that is not thoroughly purg ll llie comments of the Ester e ! L ..,„ nol | c .,d lo a holy life, and I’uisE A Appeal ami those of the "Bethel Association News” upon my sermon preacheil on “Holi ness" are just, I was certainly very unfortunate in making my self understood. In justice to my self, and the cause of truth, (as I see it.) 1 will ask you lo publish the sermon, promising to condense the verbiage as much as possible: 1 like to start tilings with know, the br- Will i been confined; "if you were well: Nathan Holy way took the pa- I and strong I should hot mind it l lul handed linn with trembling Once again the story was told what a grandson's love had done; as he finished the lawyer saw tin- tearful face ot a wife raised to and 16th verses. The that of her husband. There, as j ly, with its derivative God has enjoined upon us a man ner of life for which He. has not qualified us if the work of cleans ing is imperfect. Again, when our Savior says "blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God,” He evidently means that the impure in heart shall not see God. If therefore the work ot regeneration is incomplete, if have need to cry with David ‘•create within me a clean heart O. God, and renew within me a right spirit.” Never cease your efforts and prayers until you fee that God has cleansed you from all unrighteousness. And having been cleansed, go forth by watch fulness and prayerfulness lo lead lives of holiness before God. Holiness is not a thing to be sought after as an abstract grace or quality, but the union and blending of all the graces that give Text. I Peter. 1st chapter, loili! there are left in the heart the re term “ho ' mains of the carnal both heads were bowed, he stood reverently by. for be knew that prayers of thanksgiving were as- so much, but I know how hard ii, 1 '"^*- 1-r it was a shock lo him j rending lo the throne of grace. j will he for you, as you make another place seem .ire to lo l * , * r, * i passing over, that very Kven when he clasped their hands lav, the old place to a stranger, in token of farewell, there were like holiness,” is used in scripture in three senses and lias three applications. First, it is applied to God, and to those persons or things which are iin medial civ related to h:m. and is character to a go*I!y life. Nor is its essence in a mere experience mind, the j or profession, hut in a iile of de roots and seeds ot inbred sin the , votinn to Christ. I am sometimes person thus regenerated, should i asked it it is proper to protess ho he die in this condition, has m>l[* nc8S- My reply is, Nexer! assurance of beholding the pics- once and glory* of God. And if •without following holiness no expressive of dignity rather than man can sec the Lord”—if that moral quality. The Spirit of God : holiness can only proceed from a X. Y. KXFUERS. Leave Macon, E T Leave Atlanta Arrive Rome Arrive Dalton. Arrive Knoxville, Arrive Bristol. __ “ Arrive Roanoke. N «V 5V Arrive She. .Line S \ II R Arrive WadT^fn B*t OR It Arrive Baltimore BA P it It Arrive Philadelphia. I 4 R R Arrive New* York RofTE. V A d daily 2 15 p m “ 5 40 p m “ *• 55 p m *• •• il 50 |> III •* “ 1 40 a 111 “ •* i; 15 a m 11 45 a 111 s :;s p in in :v) p in 11 50 p m 5 50 a in 7 no a in irdinarv kiud>. and eannoi he sold in j competition with the multitude of low I test, short weight, alum or phosphate i powders. Slid only in cans. Royal Ba king Powder Co., 100 Wall Street. New York. ma\*22-ly Kept Waiting. ••Your restaurant gives a man a good appetite.” “Glad to hear von sav so.” ‘•Wife,*’ said her companion, | laving his hand fond I v on her Virginia Springs all open —at low rate- Excursion rates hover ihan ever. For further particulars write to or call ilpou.I. K. Xoititis, 1 ieket Agent. Atlan ta, or (Mix*. N. Knic.iit, District Passen ger Agent, Atlanta. B. WWYRKNN. (irnrnil Pnnsr^grr .Agrnt, mav15-tf Kxo.wim.k. Texn. Brunswick &. Western Railroad. Ty Ty Ilouto! 50 MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OT HER ROUT K 1i ET W1CK N \Y A YUID)SS & ALBANY. “Makes a man hungry to come in here.” “Yon flatter me.” “When I came in here, I don't have a hit of appetite, hut before I go out I am hungry as a hear.” “Why, lion's that?” “Hive to wait so long after giv ing my order to the waiter I near ly starve to death.”—Lynn Union head, “with you by my side any place would seem like home. Do I not know how vou have strug j gled and toilc.l so that we might! 1,amk “ 1 l!,e I ,i, i ,er l,iu k ’ s:l 3 in S i stay hole even until today? Where ! sa<11 r; ‘ You have made :i mis take and given me the wrong pa j not so 1 un less you are sure that your life corresponds with such profession.” For there are none whoso dam age the cause of Christ as those who profess holiness and who live inconsistent therewith. As for myself 1 have made and do make no such profession—for the reason that while 1 strive earnestly to j that would pierce his heart like came shyly in not long after- tures (the word of Go•!.) the Indy ; ted man. should he die thus, is j live in strict obedience to the will knixes. A frightened look passed wards, to bring them to a full! scriptures, etc. Secondly, it is a hopeless one. And over his face. A moment later he realization of llie change in their applied to those persons or things i apostle Peter says of : but though his eves grew dim at no words spoken. Their hearts ; first, he bravely steadied himself were too full for utterance. It j is called the H.*lv Spirit, the an-1 heart thoroughly cleansed, the until he could read the words, remained for the grandson, who! gels the holy angels, the scrip-J case of the imperfectly regenera hoiild we have been now had you a veil* taken things into l ,c! * The lawyer i your hands? I fefl badly about j Walter, for I hail hoped to give ! him a good education; but God j has seen fit to render me so help j less; it cannot be, and we must i try to find something for him to j do. But, wife, we will not tell ked at it a nio- | ment and returning it said: | “No; if you will examine it. you ' will find it properly made out and signed.” “But it is a release of the mort gage; and it is no use when I : this a happy day for him, so that __ when xxe are gone he Wonderful Cures* j her with pleasure the Jacksonville, via.” \V. D. Iloyt ifc Co., Wholesale and Retail Druggists of Rome. | Ga . say: We have been selling! l)r. King's New Discover)*, Klee irii- Bitters :Vnd Bucklen's Arnica I Salve for two years. Have never ; i handled remedies that sell :i> ! j well, or give such universal satis taction. There have been some! | wonderful cures ejected hy lh« s*-j ! medicines in this city. Several j cases of pronounced Consumption hy use New j Discovery taken in connection I with Electric Bitters. We guar 11:15 p in j nntec them always. Sold by J \V. Stanford. him of it to-day. I.cl u* make l *'*'e no money to pay it.” *>ut suppose some ono ’ paid it for you.” “There is no one to do On the contrary there is: ha! prospects. —♦ m Joking Willi a Powder House. There was a fall of rock at one of the tunnels «n the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and our train was delayed at a flag station f«*r three «»f four hours. The passen gers strolled about to pass the time away and a dozen of us had gone down the track half a mile towards a quarry when we came to a rough looking shanty erected about 200 feet fiom the track. yet the those regen which are set apart or dedicated : erated that they are “begotten lo the service of God, and, as in j again to an inheritance, incur the other case, does not imply * cuptible, undefiled, and that tadelh moral quality. The temple at Je not away.” The scriptures prove rusalem is called the holy temple, the woi k of regeneration to lie the vessels of the temple the holy j thorough cleansing, vessels, the Sabbath tlie holy Sab i are in Christ Jesus’’ hath. In the New Testament the if God every day. yet for fear there are those around me xvho may regard something in my life as in consistent with such profession, 1 abstain from it lest it might be come a stumbling block to others. Besides, while xve ought to give ' I testimony for Clmst, publicly, if A ' need be, there is in the Nexv Testa may rvtneni last New ever spent here.’’ On and after Sunday. Nov. 14th. 1*S< passenger trains will run as lollows: FuK THE WEST, NOltTIl ANU SoCTlI. Mail. Express i have tu-ei, onUH-ly ««.r.Ml Jamaica .lv U:54 a in S:15 p m of n few hollies of Dr. King Wa vnesville ... lv 7 :-l2 a m !»:25 j lioiioken -lv S:.M a m l":2i |« Sfchlatlervillc lvS:ilam *10:40 Waxero.-s. .. ar !):u5 a hi 11 :!•> p »»i ; them always. Sold Savannah, via «$, E A v ' ar 11:55 a m 0:10 a in ( _ Callahan . ar 11:2t> a m a m . .... ,•, i lov ,. 11. a t Jacksonville, ar 12:iniin «i:loa in 1 llicnlisuii m III nui !• .v x' 1 opposition t<* us is the nice lv 7:00 a in S:15 p m Callahan lv 7:^ a m 1* Savannah lv I * 3l>1 > 111 \V aye >> via BJc \x tv loVuoa m 11 SJ l* Rear- ar s Day he “Yes, Nathan, I've—” “T here wife, I see Lawyer Tur ner timing up the lane. You hail better go now. I did hope that they would let us lee'l that the old place still belongs to us t«» day; hut God known best.** “Nathan, I wish you would let me stay and see the lawyer xxilh you.” •“No. no, wife; I can stand this better alone.” His companion arose, pressed her lips to bis brow, and left the Alapalia Ty l y Stunner Willingham Davis Albany Blakely. \ia_‘ Colmnims . . „\i aeon A tlauta lv tl :15 a m 12:4s a m lv 12:50 p m 1 :-*5 a in. lv 2:05 p m 5:11 a m .lv 2:1s p m 5:2Ua m lv 2:11 p hi . .lv 5:10 pm .ar 5 :L' » |> in t : t.> a lu m LI1 A NATURAL TONtC : mom xxiibout a word. “Happy | New Year!” said the lawyer, as ; she met him at the door. “Hap py New Year!"' he repeated, a.« he cntereil the room where tlie in valid was awaiting him. “Awkward,” lie mhttered, as though to himstdf. “It don’t seem right to turn him Out of doors, as 7:20 j K.IOM rilE 'VEST, . It a r ar I :•»•» p m | .. .ar 8:14 p m U:U4 a m j ar 1 :2.» a m 1 *.u5 p in M arietta, via W A: A ar l :21 a m 2:3»i p m 1-hattaneo^a ar .>:•»•' a in • Jo 1’ ,il i Louisville via LA N ar (i:40 p m a m Cincinatti, via ( in S ar t-> p m t.AU a_n» . \nu south. Mail Express. ] Cincinnati, via Cin S lv 7 :.V» a in s :lu p m Louisville, via L N N lv 7 :5*la ms:U» p »»> ehatta.uw.ga, mu NN * ^ m Sa w Marietta lv 1 :*2S a m 12:.V* p m Atlanta, via CR R lv 2:25 a m 2 5»» p m Macon I' 0:15 a m b:iO p hi rohun.ms K • HSUuiu Blakely lv . :20 a m • • . Alhanv via 1LV: W lv U:«»a m Davis' lv 11:25am S£ ,Bm . lv 2:l» pm Tv Tv K US ' tulia I' 2:M I"" »- * ;i =* Alapal rearsou Wav cross Savannah, via f? F «V 'v _ Callahan J ackson villi Jacksonville, via F A w lv 2 ;U5 p m 8:1.' j Callahan lv 2:47 P m i»:t^ r you might say. During tliis speech lie hn,l hoen 1 " Ut U 1 °l xlu;d lhu ba S Uu 1,r,,u fu 111 Id ing over a hag of papers he hud brought with him. “I suppose you know what lnings me here, Mr. IDdvwax?" I ° . ; : lie added, helping himself lo a j e ‘-Ycs,” was the reply: “yn.i ’ c,,u1,1 l ,a - v son,e mont 'A' ; have c«*mc to notify me that the I mortgage is to be foreclosed at jonce ” “I see you've kept track of lit for nysprp'ia,".!! dcrnsijromcnl* off (lie Digestive Oryam nml the ■jive**.Skin Disease*. Cuts Burns. Seale's and Brnlnen. ACID lli(IX EUUB iv a ^periffic. Khenniatixnii .11 a lari *1 Disor- 11-55 *1 m dpr * Clironic Ciarihirv and ob- prepared to pay.' " ’’ "No, I a in not prepare.! to pay." | “Xever minff where the rest of "H'scif. But when I came to the I the conduct, PlEASAMT TO JliE TASTE. THE B3BAT BLOOD PBBIPIEB! that.” for it has been paid and the release was made out yesterday.'’ •‘What does this mean?” asked the old man excitedly. “It means.” w as the reply, “that your grandson, xvho is hut a lad indeed, has paid off the mortgage, and he now sends his grandparent the release as a New Year's offer ing r* “Walter! Walter! How—” “Listen, Nathan Holy way: Two years ago your grandson — lie tells me he is but thirteen — came into my office. He's a bright looking lad and I have once or twice sent him on errands and given him k trifle for it. It seems now that for the past year he has spent his holidays and all his spare time in running ertauds and doing odd jobs for which he has received’ small sums of money, all of which | he has carefully saved; so that; ht me 1 found these small sums had amounted up until they made one hundred and twenty five dollars and fifty cents. He had heard, he saiii, that hit grandfather must 6cll liie farm unless he lie owed before the first of the year. He had asked if what he had given me was enough to pay it, and I term “holy," and its synonyme “sanctified,” arc often used in the same way. Jesus says “fur this cause I sanctify myself.” “Greet •ne another with a holy kiss," says Paul. And again, “the unbe- :.ml partly ImUlen by "real rocks. lk ; v | ng | lus i, an< , is sum .ufie<l by the wife, else were the children un There was a small piece of red cardboard in sight on tiie build ing, hut if it had any printing or wi lling on il we cotildu L see from that distance. A passenger pulled out his revolver and ob served: *1 think I can chip that card, though it's a pretty long s!n^. r He fired and missed it. Then a second pulled his revolver and filed and hit the corner of ike card. Then out came seven or eight weapons, and there vtas n general blazing away for at least ten minutes, wiieu the card fell. We had just pul up our pistols “are new creatures, have passed away, tilings have become expression “all tliin_ eliminates the least nml last re mains of sin. Again he says the) have put off the “old man with his deeds, and have put on the new nftn, which after (the image clean, but now are they holy.”— And again, “every creature of God is good, and is sanctified b\ the word of God and prayer.” He addresses the Corinthians as the “sanctified in Christ Jesus.” He says that Christ gave himself fu tile church, ‘“hat he might sanc tify and cleanse it." It is evident that in the use of the words “holy" and “sanctified** as thus applied, no reference is had to internal moral quality or condition.— Though he addresses the Corin thians as “sanctified,** it is very evident from his first epistle a uu 111 her of them had never “I hey that , m . n t no precept or example requi- suys Paul * ritpr us to parade, by professions, old things 1 “ur goodness before the world — behold all ^ vt * n himself,than whom per- ., | haps no man was ever more eonse new. I ,4 *! erziLed to Christ, and who doubt gs ’ certainly I Jess lived in daily obedience to his will, after long years of toil some service and many rich sea sons of communion with the Lord,. exclaims that he is the least of all ” ou ' ( '!/ ” CS L the saints—and later still, when his experience had grown richer, The Cowboy of the Bible. The cowboy is no recent in* vent ion. If we read the writings of Moses, the historian, correctly, there were cowboys in the land of Canaan long before the rowdy west was discovered. We think that Abram and Lot had ranches there, and there was strife be tween the herdsmen of Abram's cattle and Lot’s cattle. That is the way Moses reported it for the daily press in those days, but should such a thing occur hero in Wyoming lo day, the Eastern newspaper dudes would come out with four-line pica head lines, something like this: •Terrible Battle among the Cowboys!’ •Abram's cow punchers and Lot’s bull-whackers get into a racket and shoot one another so full of holes that their hides won't hold straw!’ Abe and Lot arbitrate, and the latter gels up and dusts for the plains of Jordon, where there is plenty of buffalo grass!’ That is about the way the morn ing dailies would dish it up. Ex*en old Sol was a ranchman, and Doeg, an Edomite from Indiana, was foreman and had a regiment of cowboys in charge. Amos was a cowboy in Syria, and Mo ses himself at the round-up in Egypt. Joel the cowboy got sad and had the jim jams because the grass dried up on Ins Zion, and Isaac was a cattle king iq Garar. So it will be seen that the pro fession of cowboy has been an honorable one from away back.— of) God is created in righteous ness and true holiness.” Assured ly the “remains of the mind” are a part of the he feels not worthy to be called an apostle, and vet, later, in look 1 1 ; iug bark upon much of his life c ^ ! spent in sin, he cries in substance, old man. | *‘J, Paul, the chief of sinners”— John says “if we confess our sins all these indicating the spirit of that been when a man came running uj li 11111 lllc < i ,,3rr Y' waivin o' I* 1 * ' lal ! truly convene.!, and yelling: *$top! Slop!* When \ lie readied us he was out of breath , and pale r.s a ghost. *W wli at xx ere you shooting at? he gasped. ‘At a red card on that shanty.* . , , , , servants to righteousness unto ho j lie beckoned for us to follow, ! and led the way to the house and opened the door. The place con- God is faithful and just to forgive our sins and to cleanse 11s from all unrighteousness.” Unless language is misleading he means that when God forgives he fully cleanses. The evils of the theory *.f imperfect regeneration are manifold. Upon il has been built the doctrine that as God has left sin in the heart, it is i 111 possible for even a converted man to live without sin. trine xve regard ns humiliation, that lie had fallen far short of his own ideal of spiritual pro eminence. No, brother, he not high mind ed, hut ever lie in the dust at the foot of the cross, and if you are ho ly the world will know il sooner or later. The Brtmtli of Children. It has occurred to a Danish pastor in charge of a large msli- ^ lotion for children to observe the Ibis doc process of their growth, and to dangerous, endeavor to ascertain the laws Again, there are multitudes of j |, v w hich it is determined. He good men and women in the j j ias now been engaged on the sub- church, whose fears have been so joct for live years, weighing and wrought upon b> overheated dec- ! measuring some 130 children Lunations from the pulpit tending ,iaily during all that time. The to minify and disparage the work children are measured once a day, liness. Again “being made free ' of regeneration t hat they ha ve al j but they arc weighed four times 1 from sin, ye have your fruit unto most concluded they haxc no re. 1 —i n ^| ltf morning, before and after Thirdly, the terms holy, holi ness, and sanctification are ap- . plied to the practical life of the Christian. In Romans G, we are commanded to vield our mem hers taiued nineteen kegs of blasting! powder and 150 pounds of nitro glycerine, and some of our ballets had ‘barked’ two or three of the kegs. I don't know by what route the others got back to the* train nor how* long it took ’em. hut I flew and the rate ol speed beat any pigeon record you ever heart! of.— Detroit Free Press. holiness.” “Perfecting holiness ligion at all, and S itan is about j dinner and at night. Mr. Hansen in the fear of God** is enjoined as i to cheat them out of their hope of j asserts that the figures thus ob- a practical duty. In reproving heaxen. the Thessalouians for their viciwiis But there arc those xvho say j tained prove the existence of three well marked periods of practices, Paul says “God hath . that in their own experience when growth during the year, divisible lesser stages, aie acquired called us not to unclean ness, but j they were converted they were to holiness.” He exhorts the aged women through Titus, “that j rience they he in behavior as becouieth truth. p :n 1 :45 a m 4 :t!» p in 5:Q0 a m told him yes, and that I would ; dales, and so forth. I don't often • come < |° ,vn m J 3e,f ani1 leil - vou attend to such matters on holi « l bout it to da), days, hut laid aside my rule for "But, began the old man in a once and made a special case of ■ faint voice, and beginning to this. I understand you arc not j tremble again, “wait a moment; I hinting them have more to say.” > n S them have as good into sorye thirty not thoroughly cleansed. Expe j Bulk and weight is no criterion of Divine between August and December. If so, there must lie a> From December to April there is (irntrfnl Ibr a Favor. A lough looking man entered the sanctum of a Sun Francisco paper recently and said to the in mate: ‘Areyou the editor?’ ‘Yes, sir,’ was the reply. ‘Well, I have come to see yr*u about a piece in your paper one day last week, which says that my wife, who keeps a candy store on street, is rather loud of the society of young men.’ ‘I assure you.’ said the editor, as lie cast his eyes around the room in search of some weapon of defense, and, seeing none, look ed out the w indow to calculate the distance to the ground, *1 had no- thing to do with the publication of that article, ami the reporter who wrote that article was dis charged last Saturday. But I will have the false publication corrected with pleasure.’ ‘Corrected! Why, I wouldn't have it corrected for $500. I ex pect to make a fortune out of it. My wife sold more candy this week than she did the whole six months before, and as I am not the man to forget a favor, 1 just came around to pay for the advertise ment. Here's $25, and if yon will pul in another piece next week and make il a lilile stronger' I’ll pay you $50.’ holiness." The Hebrews are en . many standards of truth as there a further increase, but at a great- Ticking Oat a Wife. I always was partial to the la dies, and did a great deal til gal- around and mak- I.ove Taelies. ly diminished rate. From April] The Philadelphia Call tells llii:J to August the weight and bulk very good story: church papers claims that lie! gained in the Spring period are | A certain ywung and beautiful r- { knows many who say that when : lost, so that at lh« beginning of j lady of this city received among conversation ’ they were converted the work was August the wei" joined to—follow peace with all men ; are different phases of human ex and holiness "—that is to follow I pcriencc. A writer in one of our holiness. And in the text, ‘‘be ye holy in all manner of salion,” the term lit is almost the her many Christinas presents this ar lla'o p m a m ar 7 p m ll:l-» .*■ ni Savannah-. ... lv 1 ::>■!■ '■».»:« pm Wavmws via It A " lv S :tfi p m a in Sehlatterville .lv a:S2 p ■» a "• Hoboken lv .1:4 1' m I "-"-'‘I! Vavnc.-ville lv <!:•>•! 1> >» *:•» » 1,1 Jamaica . lv 7 aft p ni .iitiain J-vlea' Marsh . - - lv >:< " p m :</;! ® 1,1 Jlr u ns wick arS:2S 1 •Slop on Signal. Purchase tickets .tintvtc cases of Blood Poisoning, yi Id without fall «o its wonder ful curative power. Jtsk for free pamphlet, to be find lime as in the Bible refers to the whole of lmt partial, anil others who claim same as at the close of the pre- anil not simply to that the work was thorough. Is j vious December. The growing of nil dealers or sent, poslpaid, from the A. I. K. Co., mobile, Ala. PRICE, FIFTY CENTS. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. novlS-lt • m U: iU a m j “Pity ymi have not got some : friends to borrow the money from, i Five hundred is a small sum to ! give up such a line place for.'* * “I could not ask any ore to ; lend me money, when there would j be no prospect of my ever being able to pay back the loan.” Wise, very* wise; but your time a handsome diamond brace let, which xvas the gill of an old admirer. Now, the young lady is- i XUTIU’R noon. W»1»T. I- MOVE. ... at the Marion. ? U(1 ; i f i \ |5 O \ f (W IP *’ save extra fare collected upon tin* train. .Xa l / l)-vC A’ .1 1/ 4 I ! grandson might be able some dav mail train steps at all U K | a 'T^Pf'ER’NTJYV’Fl AT T.A'W. lo ,, a y it f or you.” Tl,,. mail train stops at an - -v j ATTORNEYS A T LAW, Comics lion, malt Xlorida .C Cuthbert, - - Ca the money came from. It has a £ c al 'Hiicli most young men ! speech. it true that the work of regenera- j period, on the other hand, is in been paid.' What I have' to Ba y j ftll in l»v* I wa* very careful to! We see then that holiness means,' tion is susceptible of endless gra- j the Spring and early Summer, so j engaged to tie married, and when is this: I am generally considered s * n S' e out -tlady of my own a ^, ] ao t purity of heart, but obedience ,|ali " na? I* •*■ fue that when God | that the two processes tlo not go her best young man saw the brace a hard and crusty obi bachelor a »d one who had an extra amount lo It is our duty and privi-1 •‘‘‘generates one soul he takes out on together. Sir. Hansen believes j let he strenuously objected to her Perhaps I *m; circumstances may " of common sense and goad breed lege, therefore, to render obedi-! all sin, and from another three | that similar laws are discernible fourths of tiie sin. ami from still in the vegetaiile world. Be this j he sent back. have conspired lo make me seem > n g; °*>c wbo was always eonsid-1 cnce t,, God in all things and so; but I have a vivid reeollee ‘‘rale of ot hers' well are, and was j ^ Umeg Zachartas and Eliza- i anol i*c r nnl >' on c half of the sins, j as il may, he has accumulated a tion of my younger days. l ii.H.w ; not ashame.i that she kept house | b " lh walketl in a ll God's com-i' Vherc • hal1 we r “^ h tl,e limit valuable mass of statistics on an retaining it and demanded that it She, like the rest [rum id! points on .Savanna Western Uailway. . : 1‘ullman 1‘alaec Mcepin? and M.nin JJottdoir ears upon Jacksonville and Cincinnati Express. | l-'ir>i-ela>s ear through bctxxcon Brun. - , vrick and Atlanta. K tv ANtlll-.n. A. <•- I. J. A. M.-1UT'1'IK. (I- I’- A. A. A. tiAlHHF. t. I*. A M- s. s. s. Onlv $1.75. at .1. XV. Stastokk s. •Walter is a la«l,” was the re what it is to begin life with a ^° r ^^ ree younger cliihlren clot and weight dragging me i orphans when quite young, j down; I kn«»w what it is to strug Now, after three years of mar i gle against adverse circumstances. riL *d lLe, I haxe never seen my lie Si P ractice in Courts. .Special Collections. ■iijitc am! Fctleral ply, “and it would be long ere attei'.tioii^ixen to cou | ( j it; nor would I he v to burden his vnung mind W. R. THORNTON, dentist ITTTHBKBT, GA 0 F .FFIt'E over B. Wfst siile I'uhlic L. Dunn’s ^t«rr. life i since its I have been called stingy and mean cl scc ® lcr <>ut hutuor. I>ec:iuse I have refused to endow ,n M*® ^ cast wav cn,s9 » an '^ tliough I do not make colleges and universities, to found square. feM7-ly i Headciiiavters lov PIANOS AND ORGANS! 1 Can Sell You an ORGAN OR PIANO Olieapei* TIIAX any house within 500 Miles of this Point. he I have seen coiim do u; nor wnuiu 1 oe will phases, ami i»g _ with a heavy debt. N<», the old place must go.” “And yet,** said the lawyer writing on one of the papers lie iiad willi him, “I am told it was j for his father to pay off some ol | his debts that the place was first ! mortgaged. I don’t see when hi* j conduct almost ruiued you, why you took upon yourself the sup port of his chihl.” “That s all a tiring of the past • lend a helping hand, feeling confi hardest "ife untidy. She makes it her bare beer. : lnlsir ess >° k< ’°l 1 herself bmking} verse nation.” We can, vine help, obey Gml in all tilings, lert ' mamlmenu ami ordinances blame ! an '' ll0W I' ro l ie, l >' ,l ‘' ,ine llle work? (.interesting subject, and one wind, less. Paul exhorts us to be A S :lin 11 is sail1 that tl,e degree | hereafter may yield practical re "blameless ami harmless, u le . of deansing is aecordin sons of God, without rebuke, the midst of a crooked and per , degree of our faith. what the world calls wealthy 1 a » neat as her house, and I have! to the ; sulls. Food and clothing pre- in ••• o —• Can we sup-1 sumably play an important part pose that God saves us by piece- in growth and possibly admit of by *Di ! meal? j adaptation to the very natural There arc doubtless many win* determination of thexital energy ol ’ in word, in thought, in act, and have been genuinely converted. a I hospitals and pay off church big wages, j debts. But I have in}' own ideas j keep the house in about the disposition of il, or al [ fie*, and I have nwr# money : in noiu, iu lucMig'jb, iu act, ami a ^‘ we must do it if we would be holy. an( * T e * who* soon thereafter anvthing Jt does violence to t lie goodness lowed the world and sin to creep: Xyc, 4 I will sell at my residence al different seasons. . ^ — ‘Owing lo ill health,’ says Bill vet she manages j of God to say that He has given in and corrupt their hearts again. | town 29 range 18, west, accord- laws for our government, without In looking back on this they have! jpg to government all of her sex, loves diamonds and hated to part with her pretty pres ent. Finally a happy thought struck her, and when her young, man next appeared she greeted him with the remark that the bracelet would not trouble him anymore. ‘Why?'he said, smil ing.‘have you sent it back?' ‘No/ she replied, ‘I took it down to Bailey’s, bought another diamond and had them all made into a ring. It is not his present any more.’ The astonished young n cceasa -: laws for our government, without! In looking back on this they have!j p g t„ government survey, one ] man gave one gasp and then sat In having given us the capability ] imagined this worldliness to have | crushed-raspberry colored cow, down. •- i m - l ,w ket at the end ol l I ,e j through grace, to obey them, been the result of a defective re- j aged six years. She is s good enmi- 11 least I have wished to use a pnr- tion of it in saving Others from ; nl " nl * 1 than I ever had, or eoiiUi i jj ut as “t| ie c-arnal min.l is ! generation. Again there are gome rnilkslcr and is not afraid of the the struggles that beset so many ] iuan:, » e lo sn' e » before I was mar- ; t y a g a inst God, and is not sub-1 perhaps who, born of Christian cars —or anything else. She is a i iu early life. Y'onr grandson 11CI '. , ject to the law of God, neither in 1 parents and reared under cliris ! unw „f undaunted courage and strikes me as one to whom 1 could | ^ think if moie young m e n deed can be." in order that we tiau influences, have sincerely i gives milk frequently. To a man would look on the practical side] now. Y'uu know that my son is dead. “True, the original mortgage was two thousand, and you have ! paid all but five hundred.” i Again he busied himself with I his pen. dent that I would not regret il in the future. With your eonsenl I will undertake lo see that lie is well educated; will send him to college and give him a start in life. As for you and your wife, you may live here as long as vou of matrimony there would not l.e so many disappointing unions.! canmil 8enil Common sense is the thing. may live holy lives wc must have clean hearts. A bitter fountain in any “Suppose you would have paid need a home on earth, and you j it all had you not been disabled? " shall want for nothing. Il was “I hoped lo lie aide to do so, but God in his all-wise providence to tell you this that I have set aside mv ordinary custom and neither can a corrupt tree bring Never mind the pretty face, bright j r „ rtll gootl fruit . Go(l , las pro vi.l- eye or small feet. Has she a good j f(>r li|is ttIpaDsiQ „ in tUe work supply of common sense? It beats of rcg< . ner!ll i im . G n condition of music nml flraxrins far enough.— Pittsburg Dispatch. j lias seen fit to order things otucr ; hax e atieadfri to my business on t baa written to Commissioner Hen- confer with me in will save vou mon- XVI ten you want any Instrument, regard to price before Inlying, and I ev. I also soil 1‘iauo and Organ Stools separate. ~ J. XV. STANFORD. wise. When will you offer this | place for sale?” The old man's voice was very sad. “It will not be necessary to oiler it publicly,” was the lawyer's New Years day. There ] any derson lu send her some silk worm afraid i have told y*>» ta*> sud seed. Il is feared that as soon as ileniy after all: and he went over to the side of the old man, who was trembling in a manner that A lady who lias doubtless de cided lo forsake the hollow glare f society ami lead a useful life, j The former is called justification, the latter, regeneration, and yet they are simillancous in their op oration. This work of regenera lion is a thorough cleansing. The view held by many that in Ibe hour of comersion the heart is entered the service of the church w l,o does not fear death from motives of loyalty anil moral Form she would be a great boom, obligation without ever having l s,i, e is very much attached toiler home at present, by means of a trace chain, but sire will be sold to any one w!>o will agree to treat her right. She is one-fourth shorthorn and three fourths hyena. Purchaser need not be identified. forth sweet waters been lioin of the Holy Ghost and yet who in after years when they were truly converted have imag ined it a work superior to regen repentance toward God and faith | eralion. in lhcLord Jesus Christ. God! If holiness then is attainable, pardons the sinner and cleanses ! and the text involves a command the heart of its sinful defilements. she has raised a few silk dresses she will want to go hack into so- ; ciitv. A Kocial Kismet. “Bread and-clieesc and kisses”’ was the way in wbieli the refresh ments were announced at a young ladies’ social in Detroit recently. And every gentleman present looked as if butter wouldn't melt in his mouth and wished be bail never touched a cigar. But the kisses were only French confec tions. and not the genuine thing al all. X'asl arid and almost rainless I I will also throw in a ! tracts in Australia, according lo that we canno't mistake,— and if I double barrelled shotgun which | Mr. Joseph Bosrato to Victoria, it can be attained only by purity tones with her. In May she gen- j are thickly covered with a dwarf of heart, let me exhort you lo seek pure hearts. Seek perfect cleans ing in the blood of Christ. Though you were once regenerat ed, your hearts may have become again defiled through sin and you orally goes away somewhere for a j Eucalyptus, barely eight feet week or two ami returns with a high. The stem of this slirulr tall red calf witli long, wabbly legs. Her name is Rose, asd 1 would prefer to sell her to a non resident.’ contains half a pint of water, which hnshmsn quickly obtain., yet inexperienced travelers ii» these regions often die of tlurs-v

Georgia Historic Newspapers

Cuthbert enterprise and appeal. (Cuthbert, Ga.) 18??-1888, March 10, 1887, Image 1