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How Chrltina Hit an
It to pent!
the true date of Christ's bi
cannot be ascertained from tin
New Testament, nor from
othnr source. But nil cotitm
ay as to the date was happih d nown. He ran d'-
termftied in the fourth MM of the best va
cant land to be bad. Ad
him at Burns or Lawen Oi
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by the decision of Pope Jiili
who hud an investigation m
by Si. Cyril, and became fully
satisfied that, as nearly as could
be ascertained, December 25 was
the correct date. Before the end
Do you know that I'inesalve
Carbolifd acts like a poult
drnwinpr out inflammatioi
of the fourth century the dictum antiseptic. For
was universally accepted and) cuts, hums, eczema, cracked
since that time nobody has over
seriously thought of seokim
change- the date.
The observance of the festival
of the Nativity was from th
ginning called Christmas Chris! -mass,,
because a special mm
was cellirattd on that da.
The pure glow of the spiritual
festival dissipated tin tatflt c!
of licentious and wickel ceremo
nials that marked the BOtOf
Roman Saturnalia; hut tl
tian observance, while i
atitig the evils of the heathen
festival which is displaced, per
milted many of tin pleasing and
innocent features to remain.
Among these an' customs which
survive in the twentieth century
the decorating with evergreens,
holly laurel, the burning of tin
Yule log, and the singing oi
Christmas carols, which arc the
evolution of the ancient hymns
of Saturn and Bacchus and other
heathen gods.
It was not until the sixth cen
tury that the whole of Christ en
dom united in keeping Christmas
on the same day. The reasons
for this delay in instituting tin
feast are summed up by an au
thority who explains that, in tin
first place, no correspond ine
tival was presented by the Old
(anient, as in the case of
Easter and Pentecost; second, th.
day and month of the birth of
Christ arc nowhere stated in
Gospel history-, and cannot
tainly be determined: third, thai
the church lingered at first aboui
the death and resurrection of
Christ, the completed fact of re
demption, and made this the
ter of the weekl worship and
the church year; and. fourth
that the earlier feasts of Kpiph
any atlored a substitute for the
festival of the Nativity. I.e. he'
Weekly.
hands it is immediate relict
he Welcome Pharn
1 Fred Haines., liar
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For floim-Mend Locution pa
M. Fil( rnlfl thn piensvf I, and
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a well known fact that
ns living in Mi" Pine forests
do not suffer from kidney dis
One (iose of Pit
night backache.
nent. SUM). Your
refunded If not sau
Sold by The Welcome Pharmacy..
Ore. Fred Haines.. llar-
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Mi (iarrcti who will lite
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birdtection for the ver hoh1 rea
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KILLED STKANUH ANIMAL
Henry Mann of Salem, Oregon.
last week shot and killed an ani
mal that has long been puzzling
hunters north of the upiMi
. math lake, says an exchange
For the past seven years tra
hav- aaan found in the countr
uml the big springs on the
imath Indian reservation
M supposed to be those of a
big buck. The tracks am of
x-culiar character and .
2 dastinniishable from othei
However, when shot, the ani
proved to be a sort of boar.
It weigheil over 600 pouiub
nan luann m mi. lie;. iwiiK BB
hair was long and coarse and the
akin around the head was thick
wrinkUaJ. The tail v.
and bushy, resembling a cow's
tail. The .kin, when taken from
animal, weighed llo poum
From the peculiar chaia
gistics of th animal it is supposed
that it must have escape. I trum
zoo or menagerie years ugo
has been roaming in that
egion since.
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