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WCTJ1RKAs Does It Pay

Tract by Charles ScanlonDoes it pay to license a traffic

which lessens the demand for thehelpful things of life which Increasestheir cost and diminishes the abilitytp pay for them

Does it pay to license a trafficthatmakes men less skillful less steady

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less reliable which lessens endurancelessens selfrespect and the respectof others lessens confidence lessenscredit lessens the demand for foodclothing shelter and tools with which-to work

Does It pay to license a trafficwhich breeds idiots paupers criml ¬

mats lunatics and epileptics and caststhem upon society to be supported bydecent honest industrious people

Does it pay to license a trafficwhich increases taxes by creating anecessity for jails penitentiaries asy-lums

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hospitals almshouses orphan-a CBj reformatories police and crimi ¬

nal courtsDoes it pay to license a thing which

decreases a mans industrial efficiencyso that the government reports showthat 72 per cent of agriculturists dis-

criminate¬

against him using it andthat 79 per cent of manufacturers SS

pet cent of tradesmen and 90 percent of railroad officials do the samething

Does it pay to maintain a nationalquarantine against criminal and de

pendent classes from abroad and li-

cense 250000 saloon keepers to man ¬

ufacture such products at homeDoes it pay to support the families

5> f saloon keepers and bartenders andhay their rent taxes and insurance-and buy luxuries for them in order toget a few pennies In revenue and liteeuse out of the many dollars whichthey filch from the pockets of indus ¬

tryDoesit pay to employ teachers to

teach children the evil effects of alcohoi upon the human system and IIcanse men to sell a thing which in-

flames¬

the stomach hardens the braintissue softens and weakens the bloodvessels impoverishes theblood overworks the heart retards the eliminalion of effete matter dims the eyedulls the hearing diseases the throatlungs kidneys liver nerves and mus-cles

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the demand for which is whollyfirtitlciiil and when supplied serves nogood purpose

Does it pay to call ministers topreach the gospel of love charityhonesty purity forgiveness and re-

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and license other men toengage in a traffic which fosters hateengenders strife breeds dishonestyimpurity and destruction

Does it pay to send missionaries tothe heathen to point out the way ofsalvation and from the same port andoften in the same vessel send liquiddamnation

Doos it pay to build a palace for the

brewer hire servants and buy silksfor his wife and dress your own wife-in rags make her take in washing tosupport the family and finally sendher to the poorhouse and bury her inthe potters field

Dbes It pay to levy a tax to supportorphans and widows and license themurder of husbands and fathers Does-it pay to license a thing which is al-

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and everywhere known to be theenemy of everything sacred to Godand man

Does it pay to maintain on ourcoast 275 life saving stations at a costof a little more than a million and ahalf and out of the same pockets andunder the same flag maintain 250000litedestroying stations at two billionsand a half

Does it pay to listen to the sophis ¬

tries and falsehoods of passion preju ¬

dice ignorance appetite and greedand close your ears to the voice ofconscience reason judgment suffer¬

ing religion and GodDoes it pay to do that which will

blanche the cheeks with fear andmake you dumb with terror when atlast you stand In the presence of theJudge of the quick and the dead

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A Saloon Becomes a ChurchEstherwood La October 21The

transformation of what was formerlya saloon into a house of olivine wor¬

ship has been effected by the Catho-lics

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of Estherwood The congregationtemporarily without a worshipingplace rented the building Now an

I altar stands where once there was abar and where there was once heard

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the clinking of glasses there will nowbe chanted words of prayer-

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The monster prohibition parade inChicago is to be followed by a sixmonths campaign to close the 7000saloons in the city Surely they havegreat faith Why should we in Flor ¬

ida hesitate to attack the wet terri-tory

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in our loved state Dr E EI Folk says that should the Prohis winlit will pave the way for nationwideI prohibition Should they fail it willpay as an educative lesson

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I LAKE WEIREIG-

HTEEN MILES FROM OCALAI

Houses to Rent at Woodman on theBluff Overlooking the Lake

GOODWIN BUNGALOW Furnish ¬

ed modern plumbing running wateracetylene gas 10 per week

ARGYLE COTTAGEFurnished-running water 5 per week

BLAIR VILLA To rent on October1 for the winter furnished runningwater modern plumbing acetylene-gas 25 per month

David S WoodrowHolder Block Ocala Fla-

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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NEWS

The last month and what many ofus think the busiest one of the wholeyear Let us not wait till the first dayof 1910 to begin plans for a betteryear coming

There Is a splendid offer now plac-

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before Endeavorers and this is thegetting of the Christian EndeavorWorld next year for 1 instead of theusual one and a half dollar price ifthe order is made out on a 1911 cam ¬

paign offer coupon This reduction isonly for new subscriptions and has nopremium with it Send to Interlachen-for coupons We need and need badlymore copies of our paper taken InFlorida-

In Kissimmee there is a missionarycommittee that is more active thansome such committees are Amongother good things it accomplished is aprayermeeting in the county jail near ¬

ly every Sunday afternoon We haveother societies in towns where thereare prisons that might go and do like ¬

wise in following the Kissimmee ex¬

ampleThe convention for northeastern and

north central districts which was tohave convened this week in Inter ¬

lachen has had to be postponed a dis-appointment

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to many but It is all forthe best some day Both districtshave good officers who intend to ac ¬

complish something in their lengthen-ed

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official ea-rPresldentYlnnard writes us that

the Tampa Heights Presbyterian so-ciety

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did not hold meetings the month-of special revival services in their citybut have resumed regular work againMr WInnards juniors are doing fine-ly

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Now that the state press superin ¬

tendent is at home to stay there prob-ably

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all winter the press local report-ers

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are asked to get busy and send usa budget of news at least once a monthfrom every society Will you do it

An active Endeavor friend has en-joyed

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a prosperous year in businessand in a letter mentioning this suc ¬

cess adds that his zeal in the Endeav-or

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and other parts of the church workhas not lessened because the temporalwealth has come from God and it istherefore only right to be all the moreindustrious in religious duties This

its a thought that more of us need toI take homethat blessings come fromGod and he expects us to use them inhis service instead of them taking ourtime and heart away from him as issometimes true

I Orange and Osceola district work-ers are enjoying memories of their

Jfine convention This district though-one of the smallest in number of so-

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and territory it covers is oneof the most active in all the stateunion

Here are the subjects for prayer asI

given In the Christian Endeavor Worldfor December

1 Pray that the thought of Christscoming to earth may toad to a grow ¬

ing spirit of peace and good will andrenewed consecration to his service

2 Pray for those to whom the holi-day

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season brings added toil or a re¬

minder of loss3 Pray for the meetings on mis ¬

sionary ground to be attended by DrClark and Mr Shaw as they returnfrom the Agra convention and for theChristian Endeavorers in those lands

4 Pray for Congress that it mayfollow Gods guidance in framing Justand wise laws

These motives for prayer and theChristian Endeavor calendar in everycopy of our paper give unexcelledfoundation for universal observance ofthe quiet hour Grace A Townsend

Interlachen Fly Dec 9 1909

NATURES WARNING

Ocala People Must Recognize andHeed It

Kidney ills com quietly myster-iously

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But nature always warns youNotice the kidney secretions-See if the color is unhealthyIf there are settlings and sediment I

Passages frequent scanty painfu-lIts

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time then to use Doans KidneyPills

To ward off Brights disease or dia ¬

betesDoans have done great work in this

localityMrs Scott Hodgkin Howry avenue

DeLand Fla says I am very glad-to acknowledge the great benefit I de-rived

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from the use of Doans KidneyPills My kidneys did not do theirwork properly and the secretions werescanty and otherwise unnatural Myback ached constantly and I sufferedintensely if I stooped or lifted I feltmiserable and some days was hardlyable to get around I finally learned-of Doans Kidney Pills and procured asupply It required but the contents-of two boxes to relieve the backacheand I have not had a pain or achesince My kidneys are also normalin fact I have been entirely relieved-of kidney trouble

For sale by all dealers Price 50cents FosterMilburn Co BuffaloNew York sole agents for the UnitedStates

Remember the nameDoansandt-ake no other-

ADVERTISEMENTFOR PROPOSALS-

Ocala Fla Dec 7th 1909Sealed proposals will be received at

the postoffice until 2 oclock p mDecember ISth 1909 for furnishingfuel lights water ice miscellaneous I

supplies washing towels haulingashes and sprinkling streets for this

I building during the fiscal year endingJune 30 1910 or such portion of theyear as may be deemed advisable Theright to reject any and all bids is re ¬

served by the Treasury DepartmentGeo C Crom Custodian

Oysters served in all styles night or-

t day at the Brick City Restaurant

SUMMERFIELD

Summerfield Is getting to be quite abusy place People from all over theUnited States are arriving here dailyand large numbers of there are in ¬

vesting In the productive lands sur¬

rounding this rapidly growing townThe following is a partial list of the

arrivals during the last couple ofweeks-

C A Bangert Mansfield Ohio El-mer

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P Kline Reading Pa B FKessler Mt Carme Pa L W Ev ¬

erett Jeddo Pa Wm Finct Lynbrook L L J P Joyce Ashland PaR C Paul Harrisburg Pa FredCweifel Bethlehem Pa Ed W Don ¬

aldson Richmond Va M A BurkeSon Boston Mass Mrs Sibley

Mich Mrs Geo W WellbourneSummit Ill James Saunders New-Castle Del Hy Martell PlymouthMass J E Ward Lakeland FiatC Nelson Brooklyn N Y A BlairBaggs Wyo Nels Sjoberg ChicagoIll Swan Sjoberg Chicago Ill Da¬

vis A Jones Flushing N Y LeeLightfoot Eau Clair WIs JonathanBickel Reading Pa Emil Orna EauClair Wis J W Tillson WeirsideNeb Mr and Mrs Gunther ChicagoIll Mr and Mrs Fish Mt Kisco NY Mrs M Gorham Mt Kisco N YM V Reed and wife Pittsburg PaWalter Maiden and sons E H MillerAda Ohio Jos Werner Danesville111 J I Allford Popular Camp VaP H Marshall Colebrook N H SArthur Sherburn Shelbjville Ill

The Florida National Land Co isinstalling an experiment station herefor the benfit and edification of visi ¬

tors and residentsNathan Mayo is experimenting with

lettuce and celery Heres success tothe venture

Messrs Gough and Montgomery ofBaltimore Md are moving into theirnew residence west of town Goodluck to you boys-

L B Branch southwest of townhas disposed of his property to R CPaul of Harrisburg Pa

T M Shaw will manage the Nat-ional

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Hotel now being erected It willbe ready for business by Christmas-

The Carney Invesment Co are busyshipping oranges The crop Is esti ¬

mated at 50000 boxes All comethrough Summerfield-

E R Eledr of Elwin IlL purchas-ed

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a tract of more than 500 acres ofland on Lake Weir A very valuabjepurchase

John E Scroggle moved to Sum ¬

merfield on the Mayonia farmRevival services at the Methodist

church conducted by Rev C RPhilips resulted in the registration ofnine new members

Christmas will be celebrated at theMethodist church by a delightful pro ¬

gramA D Mitchell is kept busy driving

over the country showing the landsof the Florida National Land Com-pany

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to prospective buyersJacob Schiveley John Fink and

Philip Leffel all of Lima Ohio arebusy improving their land bought ofthe Florida National Land Co

P H Nugent Is busy shipping veg¬

etablesThis community owes a great deal-

to the Florida National Land Com ¬

pany This company is sending largenumbers of people here from all sec ¬

tions of the country These people arebuying lands here both from thiscompany and individual owners Letus all join in helping to get them welllocated

Some of our northern friends visit ¬

ing here had quite a delightful timeWednesday evening shaking handswith a magnificent 12foot alligatorcaptured by J S Barrett about onemile from town

Mr Downs Is the humorist of thetown We are thinking organizinga stock company to put on a vaude-ville

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making him chief commedlan

A WOMANS APPEAL-To all knowing sufferers of rheuma-tism

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whether muscular or of thejoints sclataica lumbagos backachepains in the kidneys or neuralgiapains to write to her for a home treat¬

ment yvhich has repeatedly cured ailof thes tortures She feels it her duty-to send it to all sufferers FREE Youcure yourself at home as thousands-will testify no change of climate be-

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necessary This simple discoverybanishes uric acid from the bloodloosens the stiffened joints purifiesthe blood and brightens the eyes giv¬

ing elasticity and tone to the wholesystem If the above interests youto proof address Mrs M SummersBr R South Bend Ind 23

NOTICE-Of Final Settlement and Discharge

Notice Is hereby given that on the19th day of January A D 1910 theundersigned administratrix de bonisnon of the estate of Mary Conyersdeceased will present my final accountend vouchers to the Honorable JosephBell judge of probate In and for Ma¬

rion county Florida at his office InOcala and will make my final settle-ment

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and will apply for final dischargeas administratrix Joanna Lewis

As Administratrix de bonis non otthe estate of Mary Conyers de¬

ceasedDated Citra Fla July 16th 1909

NOTICE-

Of Final Settlement and DischargeNotice is hereby given that on the

9th day of February A D 1910 theundersigned will present her countsand vouchers to the Hon Joseph Belljudge of probate In and for Marioncounty at his office In Ocala and willmake her final settlement and apply-for final discharge

Ocala Fla 21st day of July 1909ANNIE M PERRY

Administratrix Estate of S H Perry