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'la False Christ. mm CONTINUED UIOM 2l tho meeting adjourned. Tho Conger-gatlonal society ot this city is one of the ifffl OCR HOME VISITOR. SON, mum Chemists sjDRUGS, MEDICINES, Physicians Prescriptions and Prepared. North pule of Johnson Aye, two DO HOT HAVE YOUR THU COTT I I I Tl doors Mtii) ore1 RNEIt OF CKNTRAL AND FOREST PARSONS, Will pay interest on deposits al the rate of SIX PER CKNT.

PER ANNUM. They also loan money on small cash commission. TTTTED vcetfcaa wmtum wmtSiammaA Medical and urn INSTITUTE-ss- ISCOltrOKATEl), Specialiattentlon given to ti eating anil 'tfW'PW WPl ii- mMy2sli "bfj-r--- Methods ot Trei Our Medieati halation, is thi Consumption. CmUutIi, Hay 1 Pharmacists' AN' I) Deal era in CHEMICALS, ETCa Private Fonv.uhi? Scientifically wi: of Central Pun-ous. MONEY LYING IDLE.

CASSIS OF iO 5 farm property at six pur cent, with O. IT. PLAXOK, Manager, TIlKO.KC.DODn, Physician in Cliarge, Accomodations for one hundred Patients. Tim most approved Modem Hygienic and Saultarv appliances. 'Hot, Cold, Medicated ami Electric P.alli.

I'oreiOain liath Tubs, Closets, on every lloor. A stall' of cspi-rleneed Physicians. The latest; Scientific ami itinent. Oxygen taken by In-best known remedy for I'onehitis, Asthma, Nasal 'ever and kindred dis cases. preparing Remedies for Chronic diseases, Female Troubles, Displacements, and other Chronic Diseases successfully lEAKS EXPEKIh.NLii in Medicine piilsMijn has among the Ave.

Surgical For Diseases of the EYE aiuUEAllwo hayc a SKILLED SPECIALIST who is without a uperlor in America, Diseases of the Urinary Organs, Tumors, Lancers, Ulcers, Old Sores, treated. The Bible is tho source knowledge, and tho all true of the Loud is tho beginning of id," (Proy 0:10. If we ore lacking in this qualification we are told bilbo apos tle James "to ask of Godf." James 1:5. Job (28:28) informs us "The fear of the Loup, that is wisdom; and to depart from evil is understanding." "Christ is the wisdom of God." (1 Cor. 1:24.

In these days "when men run to and fro, and is increased" (Daniel 12:4) tho uttermost parts of tho earth arc our neighbours, bor the past ten years, tho newspapers have been filled tvith the appearances of False Christs in every part ot tho world. The El Madbi, false prophet of Africa, has been tho foremost of all, and ho has had a following far beyond any of those who have followed him. The Christ ot the Indian Nations two years ago required tho power of this government to put down. Since then some half a dozen persons havo since proclaimed theinselveB as tub Christ, and have deceived many. In Kansas City last fall we had a near manifestation, and more recently Swinefurth, ot Kockford, 111., and later still of Michael, the Prince, of the "Flying Roll," with headquarters in Detroit, and who has proven himself but a man, and woefully deceived those who trusted in him.

But of all these and many others, Jesus, "The Christ" warned us to beware, for they should all come in His name, and should deceive many, and should perform miracles so as to deceive even the very elect. (Matt. Mark 13:21, 22) and we are expressly told not to be deceived nor go after them (Luke 21:8. are infortned by the Saviour where we may look for some of the False Christs. (Malt.

"Wherefore if they shall say unto you, Behold, he is in tho desert; go not forth; behold, he is in the secret chamber; believe it not." The El Madht is in Atiica. The False Christs are all antichrist, that is, against or opposed to Christ, the Son of God. Men never counterfeit a false coin, but only that which is authenticated as gen uine. So men try to counterfeit or palm off spurious or lalse Christs, because there is "only jurist wuom ue naiu seau. 1 There are not only false Christs, but many evil spirits, and the Evangelist (1 John 4:1, says: "Behold, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are God; because many false prophets are gone out into the world.

Hereby know ye the spirit ot God. Every spirit that confcsselh that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is of God: And every spirit that confesseth not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is not God; and thfc is that spirit of Anti-Christ, whereof ye have heard that it should come; and lo! now already is it in the world." And 2 John 1:7 "For many deceivers are entered into the world, who confess not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh. This is a deceiver and an anti-Christ." 1st John 1:22, 23 "Who is a liar but he that denieth that Jesus is the Christ? He is anti-Christ, that denieth the Father and the Son." Whosoever denieth tho Son, the same halh not the Father." Modern spiritualism denies Christ as the Son otGod." There is to be the revelation of a man who is to reign, spoken of in Daniel 12:11, and in Rev. who is a staleman of great and marked ability, a warrior and strategist. He enters the arena ol the world's historv by flatteries and smooth sayings.

lie is not revealed until there comes a falling away first, (2d Thess 2:3.) "For the mystery of iniquity doth already work; only lie who now let teth will let until he be taken out of the way, (God's Holy Spirit), and now ye know what withholdcih that he might be revealed in his time. And then shall that Wieked be re vealed, whom the Lord shall con DR, PLANK, the Manager and Physician in Charge, is a graduate of TWO Medical Colleges and has bad SIX lEKiS and Surgery. agonizing thirst but any attempt to swallow brings on the agonizing spasms. Tho disease ends in an insane delirium, the convulsions are brought on by any contact or even a breath of air, and exhaustion finally carries oil the patient. The treatment lias engaged the attention of medical scientists for centuries.

The first thing to do is to cauterizo tho wound as soon as possible after tho bite, using some strong acid, lunar caustic, or in the abnenco of these, a hot iron. A good authority on this disease says, speak-iiijj of the fully developed disease. "No specific treat ment has been shown to have the slightest effect in checking or momlying tins Uincase, from which, in all probability, no one ever recovered." Louis Pasteur, a nolcd French scientist, has applied the principle of vaccination to the treatment of this disease, and with great reputed success. He inoculates tho patient with virus obtained from rabbits that havo been previously subjected to the poi son. Ami in thi way prevents the development of tho disease and even in some cases cures it when fully developed.

Commencement Exercises. The commencement exercises of the Parsons High Si-hoo) will be held at the opera house on Friday even ing, April 22d. The graduating class consists of fourteen young la dies and two young men, the largest class in the historv of the schools. The following are tlic names of the graduates: AnnaLouisc Fitch, Ber tha Celia Copeland, Nellie Gertrude Planck, Mamie Harrington, Daisy Reed, Gertrude Lorena Raber, Ab-bie Merriman Noyes, Ida Late Pra-lliei. Edna Mae Steele, Fannie French, Bertha Dec Prather, Mabel Ann Parks, Lulie May Curliss, Jcs sic Late Hall, Arthur Asa Voris and Mark Peter Gillin.

Elegant invita lions have been issued and the following programme prepared for the occasion: "Greeting Gloe," High Scho.ol. Invocation, Kev, R. P. Ilammons Class song. Salutatory and oration, "Soinc- tblns for nolhing.a Fallacy," Miss itch.

imntr Oration, "Individual Kesponsibil-ilies," Miss Copeland. Oration, "The American Girl in Her Own Defence," Miss Harrington. Music. Oration, "Wayside Gleanings," Miss Reed. Oration, "Memory's Well," Miss Raber.

Essay, "Boast of the Day in the Evening," Miss Noyes. Oration, "Tho Backward Rays From the Star ot Empire," Miss Ida Late Prather. Oration, Kansas tho Cradle of Reform," Miss Steele. Music. Oration, "The Dream of One Age and the Realization of Another," Miss French.

Oration, "Heavy, Heavy Hangs Over Your Head," Miss Bertha Dee Prather. Progress," Ar thur Asa Voris. Oration, "Blind in the Midst of Beauty," Miss Parks. ''Music. (ration, "Our Boat is Launched," Miss Curliss.

Oration, "Discontent a Sicn of Progress," Mark Peter Gillin. Option and valedictory, "Walls Mus'l Wear the Weather Stains Bc- foreilhey Grow the Ivv." Mis3 Hall the close of the valedictory a musical scletion will be given, when President Tvler, ot the Board of Ed ucation, will present the graduates with their diplomas, after which the choruk "Vogal's Waltz," will be given'by the high school, and thecyo ening's entcrtainmemt will be closed with Uio benediction by Rev. Dr Wright, of the Presbyterian church Daily a Sun. iOOO Dollars Reward. To ajnyone wiil who furnish us a re ceipt tlj.it will euro a coughcold or any disease ol tho throat or lungs sooner or more effectually tnan Beiias' Cnerrv Cough Svrup.

Sold and warranted by S. J. Tinder, druggist. oldest of the city, anil during its exist ence has had many ups and downs, but tho members and friends of tho church hope for them better results in the future under the guldleuce of Rev. Jones.

Twenty-five thousand men enough to make a very respectable cltv are said to bo killed annually by railroad accidents. A loss of life greater than the loss of Wellington at Waterloo or Meade at Gettysburg, Ho.v many families it leaves desolate and in poverty! Surely something ought to bo done to prevent this terriblo sacrifice of life. But it Is only small number compared to those cruelly sacrificed by the drink demon deaths that brills' greater sorrow to a far trg or number ot'lamllies aye, sorrow In cases where death does not occur, be cause It destroys character ami evidences hopelessness respecting tho llfo to come. Let us banish tho dcstroyci from our midst. According to Superintendent Porter, compiler of tho census of 1S00, this country has readied an epoch in wealth and in industrial development never before reached by any other country.

Our manufactured products have reached over eight and one-half billion dollars initially, and our mining products nearly six hundred-million. Our cattle industry alone Is estimated two and one- half billion dollars, and our railroad mileage Is about equal to all tho mileage ot Continental Europe. But are wo in creasing in equal ratio in religion and morals? We ought not to forget that wealth will not save our nation from disintegration, but religion and morality will. "Righteousness cxalteth a nation," while sin and crime bring upon it re proaoli and ruin. Druggists Bay it is a pleasure to sell Dcggs' Family Medicines, as every bottle is warranted for all that the label calls for, so our customers are perfectly sai'le in buying them.

Sold and warranted by 15. J. Tinder, druggist. The Lecture at the M. E.

church Wednesday evening was well attended. Rev R. P. Ilammons, the lecturer, and pastor, was introduced as coming from "Egypt." Southern Illinois. lie said he did not propose to grumble about it if he were 'I rem Egypt." His theme "Quit your Grumbling" was well argued and Must rated.

The chronic grumbler, who olways grumbles about the weather and every body got his share of wholesome adyice i lic political grumbler who sees rum written across tho face ot everything national; the financial grumbler who knows exactly how to manage tho fin anccs ot a great government, but can not manage M)0 dollars of liis own success fully the church growler who knows nil about how to run everything in a church except himself the dude that parts ills hair in the middle because bis head lint' lliti-l- n- on Tire sine; all of these and the "dudine" came in for their share of good, wholesome, mlvice, illustrated and enforced with i wit and humor that made the lecture in strttctive, and entertaining, and a mus ing. The remedy for all this grumbling was to be found in seeking for that which is joyous, hopeful, and helpful to others. Among a thousand bitter flowers and Hitting shadows of trees the bee finds what it looks for the honey; so does tho buzzard find what it looks for, the carton. So quit grumbling and look for the good, tho true, the beautiful, and they can be found. How lo Drink a Farm.

Hob Buriletto gives tliis (simple recipe: "My homeless friend with a chromatic nose, while you are stirring up the sugar in a ten-cent glass ot gin, let mo give you a fact lo wash down with it. You may say you have longed for years for the free, independent life of the farmer, but have never been able to gel money enough together to buy a farm. But that is just where you are mistaken. For some years you have been drinking a good miproyed farm at the rate of a hundred square feet a gulp. If you iloiibt this state ment figure it out yourself.

An acie of land contains 43,500 square feet. Estimating, for convenience the land at $43.50 an acre, you wil see that it brings the land to just one mill per square foot, one cent for ten square feet. Now pour down the fiery dose and imagine you are swallowing a strawberry patch. Call in five of your friends, and have them help you gulp down that five-hun' died foot garden. Get on a pro longed spree some day, and see how long it requires to swallow pasture' land enough to feed a cow.

Put down that glass of gin, there is dirt in it one hundred feet of good, rich dirt, worth 143.50 per acre. Dark, yellow, greasy skin is symptom ol disordered Kidneys and Liver, and unless treated promptly may result in dangerous disease, One bottle of Beggs' Blood purifier will entirely remove tho cause and leaite the skin clear and transparent $1.00 ITlTTJnE. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY rV. U. S.

OerUnrt, Business Manager. FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1892. BEEVTIES, Go to the Star barber shop for a clean shave. Miss Ollie Murphy, of Erie, is visiting friends In the city. M.

E. Nccilcls, has accepted a position at Metcalfe Star barber shop. W.P.Talbot., leads them all In both tyles and prices In Wall Paper. Mr. Walter Ibiel, of Conoqiicnssiiig, Is in the city visiting his cousin, Miss Myrtle Cox.

W.P. Talbot, will mako you the lowest price on Wall Paper ami give you the Latest Styles. For Wall Paper In the greatest vnrl etles of styles, (or the least money, go with, the crowd to Talbot' a llawkeye Condition Powders are the best for stock of all kinds. Sold and warranted by J. Tinder, druggist.

Don't fail to see Cotithoiii Rhanilrew ami her husband at the opera house on Tuesday evening. Perfect hair cutting 25 cents every ap polntment strictly first-class, at the Star shop, 1017 Johnson avenue. Easter services will bo held at the Episcopal church onSunilay morning. Knights Templar will attend in a body Beautiful head of hair is the pride of woman. Any person can obtain this by using Beggs Hair Henewer.

Sold and warranted by S. J. Tinder druggist. Rev. Harvey, of Ottawa, has been holding a scries of revival meeting at tho Baptist church during the past two weeks.

The meetings are well attended nightly and much interest inanilesled. Ada, the lour-old daughter of Dr James Hancock died last Saturday even lug of scarlet fever. The remains were Interred In Oakwood cemetery on Sunday afternoon. At the rrebylerian church Piii.bnlb morning the Mihjcet wiil be "Christ The Lord ol Lite," and in the evening "Characteristics ot John's The Young People's meeting will be at 0 p. in.

Prof. P. II. Snow, chancellor of the University of Kansas at Lawrence, will deliver his celebrated lecture, The Story of Caetoria, and the War A'init the Chinch Bugs," at the Methoilif itection wiiu the Hi entertainment. The Presbyterian School Alumni Young People's society had an elegant sociable time at Mrs.

Wm. Qtiarles' Wednesday evening. Notwithstanding the tierce gale from tho northwest, there was a large company in attendance, Rocitations, music, and social converse made the evening pats quickly and very pleasantly. Dr. W.

S. Nevvlon of Oswego. G. W. Hurley and Key.

S.II.Brown ofthis city, J. B.Jones of Altamont, James Beggs of Mound Valley, Mrs. Mary Scott of North township, and Mrs. 1). Stanley of Osage township, have been selected as delegates to the Prohibition state convention at Ottawa, July 12th and Kith.

"Tho Lord knoweth bow to deliver the godly out of temptations." There is nothing surer than that he does know, lie is a God of knowlcge. Ilecan deliver out ot the hottest luiuaec of trial that mortal was ever cat into. The word Is In tho plural "temptations" however multiplied, one hundred times a iky, if the assaults be so numerous. Miss Faiinic K. Cherry, and E.

II.Liet-naker, of Zunesville, were united in marriage Tuesday morning at tho homo of the bridu's sister, Mrs. F. C. Uevens, on West Washington avenue, Rev. R.

P. Ilammons performing the ceremony in the presence of the Immediate relatives of tho contracting parties. The happy couple left on ihe 10:40 o'clock passenger train for Ohio, where they will make their home In the future. Thewitertainnient to be given under the auspicei of tho ladies of the Central Christian church next Tuesday evening in attracting considerable attention and promises to be one of the best entertain ment of the kind every given inthecity. The press even speakes in flowing terms ot Jessie Couthoui Shandrcw and her husband as refilled and dclightlul entertainers.

The f.rices of admission has been fixed and 50 cents. At a meeting ot the member of the Congregational church Wednes day evening, Rev. Fred V. Jones. ol Goodland, was unanimously chosen to fill the pastorate of that church society In this city.

A committee waited upon Kev. Jones and informed him ot the choico ol the society whereupon ho ap peared before the meeting and in an ap propriatt address signified his accept ance to the call, which was heartily welcomed by the the church. Plans for UK, ik'uu lias noon in active praern-e in mruic.ine ami aurgepy tor uer TlIiltTY YEAltrf, iiih! his leading physicians of America. Cor. Central and Johnson Avenues, PARSONS, KANSAS.

THE RACKET I-X. Tv. STEVENS; PARSONS, 1914 West Johnson sume with the spirit of his month and shall destroy with the brightness of his coming." (2d Thess. 2:7 6,8.) Auti-Christ is spoken of in Rev. 17: "And the beast that was, and is not, even be is the eighth, and is of the seven, and octu into perdition." bold and warranted by S.

Imder For all kinds of JOB WORK cal progressive work was arranged when druggist, at the Visitor office,.