MEMORIAL ADDRESS
yet who can recogulze it. concealed beneath
But how much more sad the usual history of
the modern addition* of rites and ceremonies, that lite when it runs its course. The high am-
is disappointed, the lofty aspiration fails,
creeds and mummeries, with Luther’« devil 1 bitiou
the kind heart is hardened by the friction ot
The windmill, tank and puuip former
Delivered Sunday Evening Mar. // and Calvin’« God to make life burdeusome and life’s struggle the loves are lost. All that seem
Each
ly used in tire city water works of Tilla
death fearful. None of these are legitimate ed desirable in the future is missed
By T. B Handley Esq
mile stone as it is reached, but points the way
part* of I'hiistlanity as laid dowu by the ma«- to the next, each step growing more toilsome
mook. Everything in prime condition.
ter—to do good was his religion,
This is the 111 >re uusiitisfiing than the last until we cry out
Will be sold cheap.
Apply 1°
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Vanity
of
vanities'
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;
all
is
vanity
b
iieatii
I The mystery of life and the mystery death voice oi Nature as she speaks to all who will the
and at last to
long for
J. E. Tuttle.
listen to her teachings, and a* she has been the e id sun.
of
th
■journey
watch
we
recognize
as
I < . me together at a point, Of the one we con interpreted by the masters of all great creel Ml*.
f unless, so tat is all the bright iiiiagiuingB of i
irM ignorance, and of the other imagine we
And w hat of the other mystery—the end of ’ niith *r • co-0 rued. Ah' Whosliall say that !
t e yuiii'g lite ended while jet the heart was
have much knowledge. but when we examine
what we see of |ife? Again we find ail pure , warm ami lender, when love and affection per-
I fairly all that we really kuow of the stale we
religions iit accord wttli the gc$;it book of vaded every action, when the skies were bright .
call life we find ourselves as much hedged in Nature. Al! of the universe of which we have ami promised •»till richer effulgence, is not more
fittingly ended than the rounded period of all
by the unknowable as when we contemplate
of every description in their Reason?
any knowledge is constantly tending to au stages of existence. We grieve for the loved '
the state which we call death, Life! what is it?
Are yon fond of Clams, Crabs and
equilibrium. All matter lends to a common I .-.nd the lost. It pains our hearts to inks from 1
■
other shell fish? It so go to
What know we of the mbterious power center, all heat flows from point* of greater to our lives the bright eye, the glad hand, the ten
der
Words,
the
loving
and
sympathizing
souls.
1
or condition which causes
certain parti lesser fervency. In the course of scons this
Our bereavement and 1 meliuess seems unbear- I
cle* to coexist under certain relations in ways
tendency must result in stability, iu rest— able but who shall say it is not well with those
differing entirely from their conditions under
when one poiut is at the same degree of heat | who have gone horn us. Who shall say it is I
other relations? Wcthiik we know matter, with all others, 110 more heat can be radiated I nut better to miss the storms and wiecks oi l
j lite t tan to endure all and succumb at the last
Market on Main Street anti
you
but of even that we only have dim ideas of some no more euergy be developed by the forces we
Who shall say that the creator can not be
will find what you want.
Every
pmptrtte* .<«:»<«
l” lh'- aUU1'1 c,"‘lv- «fatly know. There will be rest. And in whatever trusted as well and as blindly after this fitful
tevei ends as before. Who shall limit the love
thing possible will be done to make
there be. weaie utterly and abjectly iguorant
direction our eyes are turned the same end is or the forbearance or the kindness of a being
this a First Class Fish Market.
and iuc*P‘,ble of torniln.« a satisfactory idea being approached—gradually, it i? true,— by whose every attilbute is beyond our compre
Af-suining matter to be what we imagine a stages almost imperceptible, but none the less hension? iVno durcs to say that the father is I
of some simple
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less kindly tiiau ins children?
<.ougregation of its apparent qualificatioiiB, we
to patent ? Protect your ideas ; they may
sure.
A tew days ago there were with us three I thing
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDBR-
1 find a large class of objects endowed with a
So with man. Christ said, “Come unto me. brignt actne intciligcui boys full of those anim- 1 BURN A CO., Patent Attorneys, Trashing ton.
principle combating the ordinary course of
al spirits which come with the first streugtU of
all ye that labor ami are heavy laden, and I iiidiiuood. file surplus ot energy whieli by D. 0., for their SI,800 prize offer.
nature; a principle only detected by its result«.
will give you—REST.” Another says, “Blesssd and by would go to make active and successful I
We see the t- ee composed of certain constitu- 1
are the dead that die 111 the Lord.” why? “For men of them might lead to thoughtless acts,
which persons of more sedate age condemn ;.s
cuts which under other circumstances tend to j
they rest.,,
misciiivf, but they weie the light of their home'
disintegration and decay. An incomprehens
Blessed thought! The weary, the care-worn, with bright promises of the future, and about
ible something enables those same particles of
the pain-tossed, the soulsick, know that lest them weie e. iiiclcd thesaving grace ot motheis
matter to draw to themselves others; to resist cometh 111 the evening. Not a king of terrors, | nope* and tears, oi tatheiB ambitious, sisters
'tea WVl M
'w—r
ViVA- -.»■>-*
V..k
ide, amt brothers affeciions.
In a spiiit ot
the laws of gravity and the assaults of the lab not a fearful parting from joyous scenes, but a pi
daring which so often pi uni pts the young,
oratory of nature in her determination to reduce • glad entrance into peace und rest from the they braved the dangers ot the treacherous bar
all things to tlieir elements in order that they- | cares, and toils, and disappointments of this aim in a twinkling their yoiiug lives were
ended. One oi tnem, probably, Ernest Barnard
may combine in new fotms, to be again disaolv- •
poor struggle lor existence is before us ail made a brave tight ior ills lite, lie buffeted tile
lways has on hand
rd and again combined in a never ending cycle
No need to haste the time, it comes apace. N > waves successfully for a lime and as oiten as
,f existences. Cut off that tree or mutilate ii I
swept away from ins upturned boat regained
need to dread the hour, it brings us swee ills .ileude, support un.u almost out of danger,
in any way iu *o iside it with its iifeand all t ie 1
repose; and if that be a. dreamless sleep, what but exhausted at iengih succumbed a moment
rules of its foimer existence are changed. It im- ’
uefure me relict ui men hurrying to his rescue
lso a complete line of
mediately obeys the law of gravity falls to the | matters it? We were not called upon to regu
was at hand,
in his case the sea gave up its
late our advent into this life. The all-govern dead, and kind hands tenderly laid linn to lest
ground, its roots Cease to ha?b any attraction ,
upon
the
bosom
ot
his
mother
earth,
who
so
Ing will controlled that event, as it will our
for the particles in the soil and Wilier which go
exit, aud in no case need we fear any wrong 01 patiently wails to receive us nil. They rest be
neath tne wave and lie beneath the sod, but all
to build it up. Its leaves cease to perform
mistake.
iccare from the ills of life. Their loved ones
their function upon the particles of the atmos
The sooner we rid ourselves of all desire to mourn their loss with heartbroken feel In gs-
phere. Everything that human science can
l'lieii fr.euds miss them from their accustom,
meddle with affairs beyond us, to dictate the
delect is there that was there before, and-
d walks in life: while all unite 111 sympathy
course oi the universe, and settle down to the AtUithe
living, and in this tribute to tiie I
yetit is not the same. All itsbrgauized operat
work that is at hand, the belter for ns. We can memory oi the dead.
ions cease, it fails a prey to those chemical act
inc_. oa.i faults, for they were human, blit I
not control a single zephyr that stirs on thih
ions which be foie it resisted or turned to its
let hnu mat is w ilium I sin cast tile first stone
insignificant planet, which compares as 1 .it
meir memories. They had virtues, ior they
own good.
A speedy decay and dissolution
grain of sand with our solar system, itself at a e e Human, and let all humanity emulate
follow. Such is all we see of life and death in j
drop in the boundless ocean of existence. Nur them. Let us cherisii the memory oi the good .
the animal kingdom. Science is helpless, re '
the bad will pats away. Il is so ordained
need we try. We can do nothing for God that and
wed for us ail it should be so.
»earch fruitless and conjecture idle, ai to what
would be to add to the Infinite, but we cun do
Tne oldest oi tneSeNyoutiis, liarnest, was oi
eonstutes or causes ill“ difference between the
much for man. When that is done to the best a thoughtful turn oi mind, ii* had pondereo
living plant and the dead. We only know that of our ability, honestly, kindly, truly, bravely, deeply on the pt obiem oi life and deatii. He
ha i mo igt oat ins own belief and was content
without any natural change exempting s.ieli as
and sincerely we can safely leave the rest to in it. He beli\ed m a Supreme Being who
lias intercepted nt some poiut its nutrition all
the supreme and sovereign will, which con eounl nut be propitiated by blood or sacrifice-
its properties and tendencies are revolutionized ;
moved by prayers nor supplications a Beiiu
trolled all things before we appeared on the nor
not >waycd by the base passion.«, oi anger, hntrc<
ed. We see the fact but how and the why we |
scene, and will do the name after our biief race and ve.igauce one who while lie could 110
perforce leave as beyond the comprehendon of |
understand he d.d not iear to trust, whose lav
is run.
man’s finite powers. Ill the animal Kingdom j This, then, is the true.philosophy of life and is love, ana w Lose i< waul for doing good to om
I keep by far the Lar<rest and Most Complete assortment of Needs on I lie
the same results at e reached only through great death; both are beyond our km, aud outside fellow being s is—rest. V\iih such a creed on<
is always pictured for hie, and dea th; and 1.
count and well of my Imine grown seeds large quantities to Eastern houses
our
power.
No
creatine
begin*
or
ends
its
own
er complications.
The
rule and course of
such an one what leeks it what ma y follow, 1«
existence; nil enter upon and leave it a dreamiess sleep 01 it blissful awaking w
eveiy year.
Intending piiieliasets will do well to <*oiTesi»oiid with me
nature is the same and the final change brings jrganic
their various condition* in accoidance with the
before buying.
us to the same blank wall d ignorance and blind will of a power unknown and inscrutable. We know that all is wdl with him. Let Us lent
our cad where nature leaves them, and Id u
ness. We speak of that which causes the differ know just enough of our present condition to ci.er sh and cultivate eveiy little bud of hope
realize our al jrct dependente upon something and ccii.foit ¡oi the living.
ence by its presence as life, and in man we call
utside oi ouistlves, call it kiBn.et, late, 01 God,
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certain manifestations the workings of mind or what you want, we only know it is sui re.ne
We need not concern our
spirit, soul, intelligence, consciousiuss and the and inexorable.
selves as to what that tnay be to us, ior we lia. “
like. How far down the scale those manifest naught to fear. Au Infinite being cannot be
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decrees can neither be thwaited nor eimlio a-
we admit, is an animate matter, but does it ex
ted. Our time here conn s to ar. end s - ne tor
tend to the animal kingdom? Who knows? All us all than we expect, and if there be ano th*1
can perceive evidence of sense and instinct in time for i.s it will be subject to the s .me j ower
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Again, take volition. The nervesand muscles generation after generation into an iuhe i cd
visit more th in tun. 'i’lies - i it.us may be withdrawn »0iy time.
that the end of life is something lerril.lu;
of u man, o r a bird, move the limb in obedience belief
Call ut this otlice or at B. C. Lamb's book store if you wish to accept any of
th<- experience of nil manki. d is that w hen the
to the will, under certain conditions, and other end is reached Nature asserts her swa.,. and the
,he.<e oj'urs.
conditions they effect the same movements in : c hel from saffei iiig is hailed by good and bud
dependent of the will or iu direct antagonism: alike as something to be desiied above all
things else.
or under other conditions they fail to respond
There is a natural and instinctive clinging to
to the will. And again the will is extinct and iife.picvad'ng ali nature. 1’iie briii.*.-i plant
soon after that both nerves and muscles lose the'haltered tree, the wounded auinial alike
tleir own existance to tie lust n.c-
all power to act and here we have anived al piolvtig
menl by alJ means in their power. Without
the mystery whica hedges our hinite powers on this principle- or law all life would *00:1 cease.
It no i. dividual sought to protect itself, the
all sides and mocks at every inquiry after
dange.s which now threaten every !iie would
knowledg
drstiUA ail. This instinct among some* oi the
Whichever way we turn we meet the same highest animals, causes them lo defend ti e
result, liaflled and Lcwildrted we are brought youiigcud m s >me cases the feeble, and to baud
togvtin t lor mutual protection. ¡ealizi: g ,nat ill
to a stop; and when ail is summed up. we only that way cun each individual best dtiend ilt-
know that systems, and suns, and wo: Ids, and *e!f.
men, and animals, and plains, ami rocks, and
T: is sentiment in man ba* been in all age-
all that is assume iuiuis and fur a more or less culiiv..1 rd and 1 L.yed n; on,by th< sc vv ho won d
keep trim in mental subjection, until a moibd
brief period perform functions uniformly ano
fear of death has almost become natural, but
dissolve, and cease to be, all in accoidance w Uh such a iveliiig is tieitlier natural nor pio. er.
an incomprehensible will which some worship,
Wr mourn the departed, not lor their loss, but
many fear, a few piofcss to know; and a lew foi ur ov n It seems a pity, when the young
prom.se of b ight and useful life is cut
adore und wonde .
True, there have been many, most of them
ntrrow, uninformed, who assume to teach the
attributes of tiie Infinite and the conditions of
Do not be deceived by alluring advertlpemente and
t ;e unconditioned; and as assertion, it vehe-
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fello.v man. How the orthodox world stool !
aghast when the great lefnrnier of the las:
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yet the master taught exactly the same rub.
“tome ye ¡bl eMed of my Father, inherit thr
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DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICIALS:
Judge
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W.W.CONDEH
11). P. H arvky
('oinniisHioner
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Clerk...............
J. 1>. K dwardh
Bhcrilt
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Treasurer
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J ohn B ahkeii
Assessor
,J. S. HTRI’HKNM
Siirvcvoi
A. M. A i ’ htin
School Superintendent
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G. A. W ai . kkk
Coionet
0. H. R hvnoi . om
Pepiit” P.«»scenting Attorney.Ci.Aurn: T havkh
<* .mil Court couvcnea the 4th Monday in
August, and mi adjourned term Is generally
held in the spring
County Court meets th«* first Mondays of Jan
uary, Mnrcli, May, July, September and No
vember. Commissionss court on the Wetlnes-
da>< I (Blowing.
PRECINCT:
Justice of the Peace
G. W. M ajtingto . n
Constable
H. V. ANDEKXJN
CITY OFFICIALS.
Mayor ...
........... G eo C ohn
N i ls T hompson
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........ C arl K ni dfon
c B H adley
Council '
( E.RlYNOLDfi
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C. N. DREW
Recorder
HOW ■.RD « \RV
Treasurer
( I. VJ/P. (T.l-.MEN I H
Marshal...
SCHOOL BOARD
M W liai risoti
B I. I'ddv. and G
A.
Hdiniinds. -( Irik, A. G. Reynolds
CIICRCII IHJtF« TORY.
CiiKiKTfAN (Tft’iUH
Rev. S. G. Dallas
pastor. Services on Sundays at 11 o'clock A. M.
sml at 7.30 p. M. until fui Hier notk«*.
M. E
rivlKH:— Rev. R. M. Coiner, pastor.
Preadbin^ service at 1! A. M. and 7 30 P. M.
every Sunday. Sunday school at 10 A. M.
( lass ineetlng at 12 M. Prayer meetiug every
Thursday at 7 1’. M.
S. I j . A Ciirucif: Sabbath school every Sab
Lath 'Saturday; at !<• -.<> A. .M followed i»y
preaching 01 Bible »tudy.
I’rayermeefjiig
every Wednesday evening Tract mid mission ■
aiy meeting Sundays at 1 jo A. M.
IL (!. TABoR, Conierence Laborer.
MfM.lFTY DIRECTORY.
A.O. I’ W -Meets every Monday night at 7
r m In I O O. F Hall Myron Perkins M W ,
l>. T. Edmunds, Recorder.
IIOOK Mt LADDER CO -Meet« first W«»lnr«
fifty night of e.n h month in City Hall W F.
D Jones, President; John F,. Tuttle Chief, Torn
<'oaten, Secretary.
MoMNtNG STAK REIOf.KAH LotM.F No 52, f O.
O F —Meets on the flr*t mil II i I k I WrdnemlMy
evening- hi ea< h moiKli. Mr*. < M. Newman,
N. <>.: Alix* I. Foland, V. G . Jo Pehr,
(). A. I!.— Meets first Saliiidiiy of each
month at 1 I’ M in f <> <» F Hall. C. N.
Drew, Ailjutant, P. Kraut. Comtnmidct .
1.0 O F —Meetseverv J iicm I h v night at 7Jo
em in I <> </
F Hull C. I*. K iiik I koii . N G.
Wm
Olsen, Rec. Secretary;
W. J. May
Per. Secret ar y.
ALDKR « AMP No 2fM, Woodmen of the
World, meets every Friday night in W of w
ball.
K
R.
H ay «, Consul, Olio llelns,
Clerk.
A F Xc 1 M
M“«'t- first Mstiirday night of
• <<li M.'Hith hi Masonic Hal!
R. k jh y
W M F R Be«!«, Hecietary.
fOHNWON ( HAITKR NO
-Meet« at 7 30 F
M <»«1 the 3><l Saturday of each month .1
Mesonic flail
J. W. Maxwell, H P.; W. U
Co»iiler, Secretary.
MI.VF.Il WAVE C J 4 "TJX
/ J 0. E n
Merle Mid and 4th Kutitr.iAys of 4«CA moiltt
Mrs. O. W Pettit, W M ; I. Coal»* frrielar)
KAY ( IT L
iK DIRECTORY
nv < ’TV l. ■ . s- .f l A F
A M M< t
rnd «>.«)1 <tn Sahirday« hl each month
<Ju
Nri«w*n, W M , C H III cks . - W
C C. Bab
J W , J. H. Brhlgr for« 1 Bvrtctary.
M ihi «. W <*HA rm No.
( ». K. s MceU H
• n«1 trd T««t4 ays in rsch month.
Mrs. F P
utd. W M C C Ba Lln/lgc. W p, Mrs
El!« W M-! A M .J II 1Hr Id g» ford Secretary,
P acific U>rK>K NO 1
1 o O. F Meet*
Friday«
»ml «th
hirday« and « v< ry
viurdai r in the in
b
Frank Long .<
,
. • Pye V G . 1 . H ID<k* Secretary.
r Rm« KAN 1.0 ft
No. St 1. O, O. F —
M*rta /
4lh Tuesday's
Mrs Filial»'th
O . Mrs. Flau« 1 guff g, V. (i. J J Pye.