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'American Idol' finalist Jason Castro enjoys faith connection as his music career blossoms
MCALESTER — With his distinctive dreadlocks and laid-back style, Jason Castro has been embraced by fans of contemporary Christian music.
Castro, 26, said the Christian music scene is a natural fit for him since he was raised in the church and played music with his father, who led worship.
Castro, of Dallas, will bring his particular blend of music to McAlester as part of Matthew West's "Into the Light" concert set for Thursday at the Ryan McAfee Memorial Southeast Expo Center.
A Season 7 contestant on the Fox reality TV show "American Idol," Castro recently discussed the concert tour and his music:
Q: What can fans expect from you at the "Into the Light" concert?
A: I can't say enough how honored I feel to be a part of this tour. It's a spectacular night from start to finish. Being the opener, I've got a 20-minute set where I play a lot of my new songs with a full band, and I also pull out one from the "Idol" catalog. I start the set with "Over the Rainbow," so if you want to catch that, get there early. It's really an inspiring night. I'm inspired every night just watching backstage.
Q: What type of response have you received thus far about your album "Only a Mountain"?
A: It's been an incredible response. Since we released, there was a lot of positive reviews and press feedback. Since we've gotten on the road, it's been the same thing — a lot of people really connecting with the music. I love getting out and hearing the stories of how these songs have affected people. I'm really proud of the album we put together. I co-wrote every song on the album. I'm just having a blast traveling and playing the songs live.
Q: What's the premise behind the album's first single, which the album is named for?
A: It's inspired by some words Jesus said — if you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you can tell this mountain to throw itself in the sea and it will. It's a playful take on that, a lighthearted approach to a heavy topic. We all have faced challenges and struggles that seem like mountains, but through God, all things are possible, and really, in light of God and all He's done for us, our biggest challenge here is just one small step along the journey home. That's kind of what I wanted to say with that song. It's some inspiration for the day-to-day.
Q: Why did you decide to go into contemporary Christian music?
A: You know, the way that I came to the contemporary Christian music scene wasn't a very direct route. I had been singing and playing guitar for about a year, so when I tried out for "American Idol." I was still so new to everything. I was just kind of loving music and trying to find a way to do it. That's always been the dream. I never really imagined myself being a singer at the front of the stage. ... After "Idol," I just sought opportunities and went where I believe the Lord was directing me.
My first album — a mainstream album — had a No. 1 single ("Let's Just Fall in Love Again") in Singapore, Norway, the Philippines. I got to travel to all these places, and it was really cool, but as I was doing that, I started having a longing for more God in my life and God in my music.
Around this time, I had also been involved in a movement called "I Am Second," which started here in Dallas. For people who aren't familiar with it, it's a really cool creative way that a lot of celebrities, artists and athletes gather and share their testimony about who God is in their lives. Through that, I started getting a lot of recognition throughout the Christian world and a lot of the Christian stores were wanting to support me and to have my albums in their stores. ... That's how it started. It started in just a real natural way.
It's really been refreshing for me to connect to people of faith. I believe they were a big part of my support on the show. I've always kind of been a go-with-the-flow kind of guy, and it landed me here.
Q: You were raised in the church. Does it seem like you have come full circle?
A: It's always been a big part of my life so it's neat to incorporate it in this way into the music. Music's just neat. I still write for all different applications so it's not like a complete worship album. I like to stay away from the label "Christian album," because I think people could listen to this album and wouldn't feel like it's all about Jesus but more just hope and joy and just the truths that are found in faith. It is written in such a way that it could be universally heard and enjoyed, and that's my hope. I don't want to alienate anyone with my music.
Q: You've had a change in your life in the last two years with the birth of your daughter. How has that changed things?
A: My wife used to tour with me. Now, it's an effort and kind of a rule that I have to get home every week. It really works out well, because when I'm home, I don't have any commitments while I'm here. I can be all in dad and husband while I'm here.


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The number of speeches Mr. Hughes will deliver on his trip will be much larger than on his His busiest day will be next Thursday in There are teen cities and towns chosen for speeches or rear platform addresses on that Mrs. Hughes will accompany the The party will travel by special FIVE KILLED SlUTO NEW YORK NEW persons two probably mortally in- jured and four others less seriously hurt early to-day when 9." automobile in which they were riding crashed through a guard rail on a bridge across the Harlem The dead MRS. MARY LILLIE HYMAN CARL THOMAS All of New York Miss Mae Hart and Francis Kane are not expected to The five who lost their lives were hurled from the bridge to the twenty-five feet while the others were crushed under the wreckage of the Italians Continue Their ress on Macedonian Austrians Sept. tions four miles in length were captured Saturday night and acly by the British and French armies in the continuation their offensive north and south of the Somme river in In quantities of war material and a large number of prisoners roll into the hands of the entente prisoners being taken by the French Heavy counter attacks against the British Sunday were repulsed with large losses to the according to Near the British took a fortified position over a front of a mile known as the near an advance of about yards was made and finally the ly defended position at the over which there had been merous hard fought battles for eral fell into their To the south of the the French pushed back the Germans and occupied the remainder of the towns of dovillers and Berny still in their hands and also captured all the ground be- tween and and between and the gain being over a front running east two miles and thence east another The advance of the British ly straightens out the salient that had projected into their lines between and and brings their front here to within a scant milfe of Grandcourt and the Grandcourt now is being barded The success of the French seemingly obliterates an- other of the many salients mark the entire front of the Somme and is another move of right the entente toward the ing of Hard with the Russians the has been resumed from the Galicia and up in the Carpathian Pripet marsh region in Russia toward Berlin and Vienna claim the repulse with heavy casualties of attacks on a front or about yards in the region west of in north of islau the Carpathians at eral Berlin admits that the front of duke Charles Francis was pushed back by the Russians a short Petrograd records an advance for the on Page 3, Column 4.) WEATHER Sept. Ohio and and cooler Tuesday Lower Monday and rising Charles Who Lost Leg Two Years Was at the Steering ESCAPES UNHURT THIS TIME Charles an auto believes now that an ill fate is in store for him if he continues to drive He was at the wheel of a machine yesterday which collided with causing Injuries to the two women while those in the other machine escaped Two years ago Twitchell lost his right leg as the result of an The injured women Mrs. L. J. fracture of skull above right eye and wrenched Mrs. James on C. M. 2105' East ton was driving west on the Lincoln near Twitchell was headed east. At the same the two cars at- tempted to pass the bus with the result that the two machines Mrs. Baldwin was thrown and received Injuries which are serious but not Twitchell remained at the wheel and escaped Later the two injured women were brought to their TROLLEY PROTECTED BY SCREEN AND POLICE TRACTION Some Doubt About Affiliated Crafts Walking Out May Come Next SERVICE NOW AT NORMAL VILLA'S IN ARE KILLED IN BATTLE iOne Thousand of Them Low Passes Away at Routed In Chihuahua En- His Country Home In 600 I His 66th TREVINO WOUNDED WAS HEAD OF UNIVERSITY I Bandit Followers Capture the Served Two Terms As Mayor City But Are Driven Back j of Was Widely By Opposing j Known As An i CHIHUAHUA Sept. j by cut j own troops executed a surprise on Chihuahua in the dark of this which although successfully in- I ended in a complete victory for the de facto government troops under General Jacinto who 1 received a flesh wound in the left forearm under the At o'clock during a heavy j and while the people were the i Villa forces entered the town In two One made straight for the penitentiary where Jose the rebel on trial for plotting against the government and political were Others rushed for the government buildings and federal driving out the small Carranza General rushing his troops to vantage covered the ment buildings with rifles and machine He then took personal com- mand of the artillery at Santa Rosa on Page 7, Column 5.) American and Mexican j Members of Commission Are i Confident of NEW Sept. was expressed to-night whether the ened strike to-morrow of crafts with the carmen who quit their places here September would This strengthened when Thomas president of the International tion announced that members of. his union said to number not be called out before Leaders of the various trades un- ions were secretive to-day their contenting themselves with the announcement that they were canvassing the returns of the vote of from to workers allied with transit operation in this It was said that many of the local unions listed to participate in the to-morrow had vested strike call ers in their and workers would be prepared to leave their places on short So far as the strike of the carmen Is the heads of the transit lines it was vice on subway and elevated lines con- j normal and improvement was noted on surface The rough Rapid Transit and the New York Railways companies announced that strikers who wished their old places back must apply for them at once as the operating organization of both companies is rapidly being re- to full strength without Few attempts at violence were re- ported by the police Several mass meetings were held In parts of the city but there was no dis- 7, Column 7.) While the traction strikers and their sympathizers paraded in New their good conduct and restraint at a time when the fortunes of the contest appeared .to be turning against their jobs were in the the thousands of on- lookers arid astonished had street cars .to oar a i ers roared out One that had been composed especially for the sion was sung to the tune of Was Seeing Nellie the chorus of which are burying Hedley's We are burying Hedley's This is old Hedley's funeral For we're burying Hedley's The marchers carried hundreds of I RESUME SESSIONS TO-DAY NEW Sept. Both American and Mexican members of the joint commission studying the NEW Sept. former mayor of New and one time president of Columbia died late to-day at his country Broadbrook at the age of 66.. He had been ill several months of a complication of A for the worse was an- last night and it was then said the patient probably could not re- Seth Low was twice mayor of once mayor of New and for eleven years was president of bia In each of these offices he became distinguished for public and he was known throughout the country as one of the leading ures in New York city Mr. Low's most recent activities were exerted in an effort to find a lution of the differences between the railroad brotherhoods and the He had long been consulted by heads of the Mr. Low's illness was attributed by his friends to a general Since the out- break of the European war he had been especially active as president of the New York Chamber of and president of the National He was chairman of executive committee of delegate at large to Now York state constitutional and a member of a commission appointed to investigates labor troubles in As chairman of the commission on city government In the constitutional Mr. Low is said to have worked continuously for six many hours in the day and For three months prior to his illness ne devoted himself almost exclusively to trying to find a solution to the ences between the railroad hoods Even after he was stricken he in touch with tne brotherhood Samuel president of American Federation of other union leaders with whom he on terms of his Illness assumed an banners and of international questions growing out or the legends displayed will no- Mexico's years revolution were con- several Mr. to-night that material I himself with plans of the National tion of the point of view of Our Are All New Over This Parade 1 the the Union Is Now Says the Public Worried at Failure of Several Private They De- mand Their INSTITUTION IS SOLVENT RELIGIOUS ISSUES RAISED IN 0. CAMPAIGN FILMS Popular Goshen Proprietor of Hotel Sept and Poles in Chicago's west side foreign panic stricken by failure of several private jammed and fought their way to-day into a state bank in that ancl created a I run on the The bank was j that of Sohiff and which i has more than in deposits and is believed to be absolutely Banks in the west side foreign quarter are opened here for a few hours on When the Schiff i bank opened at a. a crowd of j depositors entered and Police protection was StOrehOUSe On Fairfield AVe. GOOd Start Before toward a mutual understanding would be made but nient upon for the tenance of order along the border was considered The Mexican members returned night from New York where they spent the week-end and Dr. John the American representative who I was obliged to leave for a few i is expected here when the sessions j are resumed Secretary I Judge Gray and Major General Bliss here in an advisory j went to Newport to-day on the i An effort probably will be made by j i the Americans to confine the j sions early in the week to subjects lated to Mexico's internal affairs and j it is now believed the Mexican will offer serious i To advise with them on the subject j and others upon the status of Americans in Mexico it was said i to-day that the American I Civic Mrs. other Sim have hot been Born In January 18, 1880; he came of a long line of merchant on Page 2, Column 'M WILL BE HELD 10-DAY Accompanied By Mrs. Leaves for S. C. BUILDING IS state LUC ers had requested that Counsellor Polk ENGAGEMENTS POSTPONED be sent PROHIBITION SPECIAL A railroad torch or lantern is be- j ENTERS CALIFORNIA to have started a which early yesterday morning destroyed the j Sept. 17. The old warehouse of the coast to coast special train bearing J. on Fairfield with a loss of j Frank Hanly and Dr. Ira j prohibition candidates for president Owing to the cold weather and the ancl arrived here night from and fact that it was neighbors campaign will begin slept late and it. was not until the morrow with seven meetings blaze had gained big headway it here and ending in was An alarm was ed from box 71. California is one of the states which the drys are making a determined When the firemen arrived to capture this fall and the found the big a story j ers of the prohibition national brick about 200 feet a mass of are trying hard to unite all I savings mostly in had been withdrawn hour the blaze was under control and j extinguished NEW Sept. the Issues Raised in G. O. P. Campaign the New York World morning will print the following Religion is to be injected Into the political campaign by the republican national committee within the next according to present plans through the instrumentality of a ing picture based on a scenario ten by Hal Reid and produced by Mr. by Everett for- mer progressive senator of New and now an active member of the republican national campaign The film will be turned over to the republican national committee to-day by Mr. if present plans are not will be distributed throughout the country by the national the to bo displayed under the auspices or by with the various republican state Tn addition to bringing a religious issue into the campaign the picture of which Mr. Reid is very and which Mr. Colby asserts is tutes an attack upon the president of the United unique in tion and amazing in its One of the chief scenes of this play shows group of Catholic fleeing in terror from a band of before a convent in They are seized by the Mexican and dragged into they screaming and Blow at the Instantly there is flashed on the screen a picture showing President Wilson at his desk in liis head resting on his arm This is but one of the called which Reid's There are many the historical accuracy of which might be questioned It is in this that the religious question is brought prominently to the force though in a subtle That this is not more an accident or case of overzeal on the part of the playwright would seem to be clearly indicated by another campaign dent of the last The Hughes a subsidiary to tlie republican national having offices in the same building as tho at number 611 Fifth has as its honorary Mrs. Theodore Jr. Miss Alice Carpenter is the chairman and among the women connected with the organization are Mrs. William E. Miss Anne Mrs. Elon H. Mrs. E. Tiffany and on Page 7, Column 1.) Sept W. R. well known here and of the Vawter Park hotel at Lake died at Indianapolis where he had been a patient in a hospital since an operation under- gone last The deceased was 49 years of age and was born at Dr. McGarvey was one ot the most popular men of this section of the The hotel at is to be sold at A BEGINS JTS SESSIONS D. Sept. fourth biennial sesion of the national conference of Catholic Charities began at the Catholic university here with an attendance of nearly one sand delegates representing Catholic charity organizations In twenty-eight on Column 5.) to the W. campaign gave out to-night an open letter he has The which was formerly 1 sent to Purley national super- j the erecting was filled with intendent of the I road some of be i inviting his of the party's Much of the i Heretofore the league ancl i will be a complete the party have not worked j property was insured by a blanket j agreeing on the main issue but i icy covering company i BANDITS AND KILL TWO MEN differing on Meetings will continue three THIEVES STEAL JEWELRY FROM WEALTHY WIDOW LONG N. Sept. Fire of Unknown Origin Causes Loss of Entire City Is 111., Sept. of un- known which was discovered j men killed were C. Anderson ancl about o'clock this evening wiped j len out the property of the Central ber company valued at and FARM LOAN TRIP Sept. bandits who robbed the state bank of ambushed a posse pursuing them in the south of here to-day and killed two men and wounded two After the en- i counter they were trailed into a dense where it was reported late night they had been The LONG N. Sept. President and Mrs. Wilson left here at 2 o'clock this afternoon for to attend the funeral of his Mrs. Anne E. who died day in New The ices will be held to-morrow in First Presbyterian President Wilson will return Tuesday All arrangements for political con- ferences are being held in during the president's absence In South It is that as aoon as returns he will assume of his campaign and will see callers at Shadow his summer Accompanied by Dr. Cary T. the white house Mr. and Mrs. Wilson went by automobile this afternoon from Long Branch N. to meet other relatives of Mrs. who are taking the body to Going by way of ington the president is clue to arrive On Page 7, Column 4.) A MILLION A MONTH TO KEEP THE BELGIANS FROM STARVING damaged adjacent buildings and The town was cut off from communication and the tele- phone lines also were Owing to the menacing flames the Vandalia TO END SEPT. 28 Sept. transcontinental trip of the farm loan Railroad company could not run board to gather information for di- trains through the city several j vision of the country into twelve farm That n large portion of the j loan districts under the rural credits was not destroyed is due to the I law will end here September 28. A prompt work of its any effective work could be revised itinerary announced to-night provides for nine including done by the fire the city I one at September 25, and which is supplied from a another at September volr became Men and boys responded promptly and formed a great bucket brigade which is largely HOWARD GIRL IS posse arc searching for a thief who responsible for wiving adjacent broke into the home of Mrs. Edward j The property of the lumber j F. 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Young at Saturday I company was insured The company Ms one of the oldest business concerns night and earned off jewelry valued itl by Mrs. at President Wilson's summer is about a Quarter of a mile from the house which was Mrs. Young is the widow of a Jersey City Vandalia passenger train No. 44, due at at was held up on account of tho fire for several Freight cars and their con- tents on siding near tho were LIGHTNING Sept. i apparently out of the clear to-day killed Miss Rosene 22 years at her home in near was sleeping on a sleeping porch near a The shattered the telephone at the side of the NEW that the war will continue at least an- other full the commission for re- lief in Belgium announced to-day that it faces the necessity of asking and soon will ask tho American people to give a million dollars mouth in order to avert widespread sickness and death from the lack of proper To date the United States has con- an average of less than half a million a while the purchases in this through funds provided from other have lately averaged over ton millions of dollars a W. L. who has just arrived in New York to succeed Captain J. F. Lucey as director of the commission in after having filled a similar position in the children of Belgium and northern France arc to grow to healthy they must be provided with more food than is now supplied to and to this end tho commission for relief in Belgium will soon ask the people of the United States to give at one million dollars monthly ward the cost of a special meal which will be served every day in the Just before he sailed for Mr. Honnold inspected conditions in the occupied areas and lie comes here convinced that the commission must I increase its activities on behalf of tho must bat an alarming increase of tubercular troubles among both children and Mr. Honnold am sure that the plight of the children will appeal strongly to the instincts of the American and they will gladly port us meeting this insistent call of it is the opinion of the mission that the war will continue for ill least another relief must be afforded for a corresponding This means that the which has now been in operation for two will probably have to deliver during the next year about tons of foodstuffs into Belgium and northern calling for an of more than A large portion of the owing to tho cessation of export ancl import are wholly or partially destitute and have to be provided with free of This class will call for fully of charity in the coming or over per It would that the more adequate ing of the children now so urgently calling for additional offers au on Page Column 1.) ;

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Whether you're trying to save money while bootstrapping your startup, ramping up communications efforts between staff members and job candidates, or just need a mobile service to reach out to clients, a prepaid mobile phone plan could be a smarter, more flexible and inexpensive choice. But, before you decide which type of mobile phone plan is right for your business, here are five things you should consider before signing up or switching to a no-contract option.
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It's true, and more expensive right out of the gate. That shiny new iPhone can come with a hefty price tag when you go the no-contract mobile service route. While your business may be able to purchase smartphones at a fraction of the price when you lock yourself into a two-year contract, paying full-price for smartphones on a prepaid phone plan can offer your company more flexibility and typically help you save a whole lot of cash in the long run.
2.) Prepaid Phone Plans Are Affordable ... For the Most Part
When it comes to some no-contract mobile plans, setting aside just $50 each month per business phone will give you and your staff unlimited minutes, text messages and a few hundred megabytes of data service. Of course, it's definitely on the cheap side, but not all prepaid phone plans are created equal when it comes to functionality – and affordability.
A few mobile phone carriers will tout that they can give you unlimited data for an inexpensive, fixed price, but be careful because sometimes that data isn't actually unlimited. For instance, if you go over a certain amount of gigabytes of data per month, your connection speed will come to a crawl before month's end. This means streaming media won't work as well, your browser page loads will slow down significantly and file downloads could take eons to complete.
So, if your company is super high tech and needs to go for true unlimited data on a prepaid service, keep in mind that you'll pay a bit extra for it. But, hey – at least you won't have to pay data overage charges like you would with most two-year contracted plans.
3.) GSM and CDMA are Not Created Equal
Some wireless service providers do not support unlocked devices, and this could propose a problem for your business. CDMA networks simply don't jive with unlocked phones, which can be a bummer when your company wants to bounce to another prepaid service plan – or even start a new two-year contract.
An unlocked phone used on a GSM network can cost more at the start, but overall, the money your company can save will pay off. Plus, when you go with a GSM carrier, you can use unlocked phones on a variety of service plans as opposed to just a few – so you can feel free to be choosy when it comes to your wireless service carrier. For the best, most flexible no-contract mobile plan experience, avoid mobile phone providers that operate on CDMA networks if you can help it.
4.) Customer Service Can Suck
When it comes to prepaid mobile service, you really do get what you pay – and don't pay – for. The biggest reason why no-contract mobile plans are cheap is that the providers don't have a whole lot of overhead when it comes to running retail stores. If your company prides itself on great customer service, you might get more than a little annoyed when it comes to the hit or miss customer support options in the prepaid mobile world.
Most no-contract providers offer the ability to talk to customer service representatives over the phone and the web, but it can sometimes take hours and even days to resolve whatever your phone issue is. For one, your prepaid account may get shut off unexpectedly for a weird, unknown reason – and what if you need your business phone right now but can't get an answer to your problem for a few days? If your staff relies heavily on using mobile phones for business purposes, always have backup phones ready to go in case of prepaid phone emergencies.
5.) Google Voice is a Prepaid Phone's Best Friend
If you decide that a prepaid mobile service is right for your business, there's a great chance that you'll want to try different carriers and plans since you won't have a contract to adhere to. It's a good idea to try out a handful of options in order to find the best carrier for your company.
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Wednesday was a day for duelling inanity, with an entry from either team. First, Baltimore's Ray Lewis was asked again about the sourced reports that indicated he had used a banned substance containing deer-antler extract to help recover from a torn triceps this year. Lewis didn't really reply with evidence on his side.
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"I don't do the gay guys, man," Culliver said. "I don't do that. No, we don't got no gay people on the team, they gotta get up out of here if they do ... Can't be with that sweet stuff. Nah, nah. Can't be in the locker-room man, nah." When asked when they should reveal themselves as gay, Culliver said gay players should "come out 10 years later after that."
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"The San Francisco 49ers reject the comments that were made, and have addressed the matter with Chris. There is no place for discrimination within our organization at any level. We have and always will proudly support the LGBT community."
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A colleague of mine asked me for a way to replace a custom shared library CDAS developed for an earlier version of WebSeal with the Certificate Mapping Module of ISAM 8 or 9. This old CDAS had been developed in order to : 1) map the...
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Inm prcnared to lake likenesses in the most ap- if, to my profession. i ia all Tli-iPl-ful for past favors I remain re.spcctfuMy J. 0. lilCHAl'.DKOX. X. in aijpai-atus lit eastern prices. II A K T R D Mr. Robert Bruce, originally de- scended from some branch of tho Scot- j ;ish family of tij-.it name, was b-'irn, in humble circumstances, about the close of the hist century, at TW'oay, in the south of England, and there bred up in a eni'anug Wiien about thirty years of j wit. in the you- 1828. he was first mate of a trading between Liverpool aiu! St. John, New On due of her voyages bound west- ward, being then senna five or bb; weeks At last, taming the slate over and pushing it towards Bruce, ho said, ''Write down. 'Steer to thc nor'west.' The mate complied, and the captain, aftev narrowly comparing the two handwritings, said, "Sir. Bruce, go and toll the second mate to comedown here." lie caino, and, at the Captain's re- ciuast. lie also wrote the same words. So did the steward. .So, in succession, did every mar. of ths C'-ew who could write at all. But not one of the vari- ous hands resembled, in any degree, the mysterious writ'iig. Wlien the crow returned, the cap- tain sat in deep thought. "Could any one have been stowed at last lie said. ship must ba searched and if I don't find the fellow he must be a good hand at hide-and Order up fill hands.11 livery nook and corner of tlie ves- sel, from btern to stern, was thorough- ly searched, and that with all the eag- erness of excited curiosity for the re- port had gone out that a stranger had shown himself ou boanl, but not a .The 'Northern' In'clependent. say's, while -residing iii one'of pur Sini'the'nr eities, I'boarded, i-'eyerend gen- ;tle'imn' ofc' tlie, Methodist Sunday, it-will fall on.Monday, the fo.l-. .Sometimes; 'instead Unvin-i year but in Leap Year it will .thereof, lie: would ..scold.'and- storm at. fallen Tuesday, being thus two 'clays ;his slaves.; eitherone of which, I sun-, latur in the week, instead of one. It "'pose: eijiially' pre- living soul beyond the crew and tlra officers was found. EotRrninii ,to the cabin afcei" their Did you dream that you wrote on'this sir, not that I remember." speak of said the captain of the bark. ''What was this gentleman about at noon to-day I1' "Captain." rejoined the other, ''the whole thing is most mysterious and extraordinary; and I had intended to i spr-.J; to yoa about it as sunn as we. got a little quiet. gentleman, (pointing the passenger) being much exhausted, fell into a. heavy sleep, or what seemed such, some time before noon. Ai'ter an boar or mere he awoke and said to me, 'Captain, we shall be relieved this very When I asked him what reason lie had for saving so. he replied that he was on board a bark, iincl that she was coin- ins to OiH' rescue. He described her appearar.ee and rig; and. tu our utter s- 1 astonishment, when your vessel hove in slie corresponded exactly to his description of her. We had not put much faith ia what he said yet, still we hoped there [night be .some- thing in it, for drowning men. you know, will catch at straws. As it has. turned out.'I cannot doubt that it was .-._- .if "popping the Leap Year occurs and is; so called because it one day more than any ordinary ye'i.ir. Pur instance, in other'years, if" .Christ- mas day or Now'Year's: day it-will fall on.Monday the fo.l- I1 1: is also .the Latin bis. twice, and sextits, that the.sixth of ihecalends of responding to the. ,24th of February- was reckoned twice every.fourth year uy the intercalation of a day. 'The necessity for leap year arises from'the-.. fact that the. solar not cor-: respond exactly wi'n.the civil year, conscqn'.mco .of not. ending exactly with a'given clay, but with a fraction-of a day. If it were not for this'nrrange- mont Christmas, in course of ..time, woulj come in miclsnmmer, and the fourth of'July would come in the depth of winter. The true year-consists of the, time-it- :d, broad-briinined beaver, white iinihistaknbre'-evidence'of .his clerical.caste: hokler, and had .been so. for .four and ashamed.of. if, shame, on hitn Sometinies have fam- ily.prayers, and sometimes- happen'.. .Sometimes; 'instead cioiis to 'of pi-ayeri Slaye'Co Jo. The :NV Y; Gcrurier Enquirer say 6 it was in three before Douglas launched his "infamousscheme for a'White lifuuV Slave C..d'R; that Senator Bigler. was about -i bill for the ishment of like John .Brown's invasion of Virginia. Douglas was' fully ad vised of; ''the fact.. He was aware that 'the bill would go straight to the Judiciary Committee, and would there be put in the shape in which a the Semite "would choose to have it enacted.' Therefore Mr! las seized at) an hour os1 two before Bigler had arranged to put his measure before the-senate, to thrust in his own' The point we' i i- f. to'Knpress upon the freemen'of .a .fifty, and some.'eight children, ..from a young mail of twenty, to a little child, thi'ee years oid. The woman was a-iiiulut- tn, and liec children'of a mongrel sort, from the..woolly to... the fair quadroon beamy. "Are these said.I, to' host, sdoh after''coining to' replied.. "Are all of'these your children "Yos." "Then she has a husband 1" I' re- 'marked. "No. takes for the oari.h to make one revo- lution around the sun. which is; deter- :shc once had one ..1 contm-. mined by its coming back to the same ued. point iir the zodiac from wliich'it start said he, and added, .'a iew cd; and this is accomplished in 365 years ago, -I sold clays and nearly six hours but.as the having- .children and: .no cal'endar must consist-ofeoinpiute days, husbaiid-I no troublo about that." "Butlibw is one regular and' tlie' little to one almost aHarranged, in some iiicouiprehensiblc fraillc.-3S search, "31 r. said the way, by an ovrrruliug Providence, so go, to i captain. the devil do you make of al; "Can't tell, sir. I saw write; you sec iho writing, must be something in it." it would seem so. We have ill at we might bo saved. To Him be all thanks for his goodness to us." the man "There is not a doubt." rejnined the There out, and iiavin'i nearer! the eastern por- tlie v.iud free, and I hnve a great mind j other Ciipv.-iin, -'that tiie filing on the slate, it come there as it may, sav- ed al! your lives. I was sleerir tiie I'liiie considerably south o these six hours are omitcd, and in 'four- years they make''tip a whole day, when' one is added to the year, making what is called tho Year. This.-howev- er not strictly correct, for it is. as- by-accurate calculations that. a solar year is exactly 865 days, 5 seconds; consequently, in putting on six add 11 12.3 second-i in four years; This .in the course of 158 1-2 .years, would, amount to twenty four hours oi-a'com- plete day. 'Every year tho number- of which is divisible by four witbout-a Year, except, the which is the remainder is Leap Hr-r-er. ,a last year of each century, which is the f west j leap'ycar, only when divisible by fom- hundred without a remainder. I KSAR'iTF-CK B. COKSECTfC'CT, CH.UITEP.ED ISiO. CAPITA. II. nONTIWTON T. C. AI.IAX OT etr-ry. C C LVMAN ilo Win. S. BOWERS ,lc. D (ien. Agent, at Columbus, Oli'-o. 1900. will :not a Roman year originally bad but Agent, >ion'-oe, is. of the Peace. omcc i the short s; airway descenijing athwart-ships. Immediately to it. ran pposite f liie Ponco. Office 'j-sinfss iiitrii-'tert to to coSluoliiii: 1 Office So.O'.l sn.l I', -ur, Jr., i.l Notary ruli- Coun- "Jsevcriii Courts of tliU ___ CASH CAPITAL, MAKTIN Pres. A T tt'II.I.MAISTll .1. MII.TOX SMITH. -Secretiiiy. T'lis continues to insure WLT- shiiis'jn port aiitl their iii.il property ov by lire on favovabie terms. Zi'Mcs equitably and promptly pnid. EI.KKOS W. AHUOTT, Asent, Monroe, to t'uis stairway, just beyond a small square building, was the mate's state- rucin and from that landing there, were twu doors dose to each other, the one opeiiiug afc into the cab'm, the other ironliog the srairway into the 1 state-room. T ha ;n the sir.te- room was in the part oi ;t, cluse to the dm-.v-: so that one sitting at it an'] over his sliojklur. could look inii> thf: cabin. Tlic male, r.bs -.riict'l ia vliicli di.l n-ii. fc- h 'have added, as the mate rose (o a look out aloit. and lot it irn- h-id U" his calcula- iU as he ex- ihe the BA.VM. Of .HOXUCS.. I rsc: iii-uuistisuit, oil i liCO. J. t Kn-: in-- as iiis otfict anilrus- f.-riiitrlv Mr. G. A. -i-'uf CSiurch. 'u- in the practice -iiJ OW'.tftrics for tlie I 10 at ;ill l-v ti't .'ratcral.y of Monroe generally. 10 J. S. ANDERSON, IB BO TYPIST, 'w rnol'ons. b: li-id coin- calcii'alioiis, ho called out Can j v, iJioi't loiiMiig liititiitlo and JoiioiU'do so and so. that be ri.-jht? How is no roply. he repeated his i question, glancintf o'. er his slioulder. be a hand you can depend His orders were obeyed. About 8 o'clock, the look-out reported an be- bera nearly ahead, and., shortly after, what he thought a vessel of some kind j here on close to it. As they approached, thc captain's glass disclosed tiie fa-.-t that it was a dismasterccl ship, apparently to the ice. and with a good many hi'man iieinus on it. ShortT. after, they hove to. and sent, oot tho bo.its to ilia re'ief of ihe sufferers. Ir. proved to bo fi vessel f.-oni Q 13-' bound to Liverpool, with pas- seii-ri-rs on board. She got en- tanii'led in the ice, and finally frt-zen fast, and had p'issefl several weeks in a. most critical situation. She was stove, her decks fact a mere wreck; all her provisions, and almost all her water gone. whatever of dning so. I got the pressio'i that the bark 1 -saw in my dream was coming to rescue in; but how thiit impression came 1 cannot tell. There is another very strange thing about it." he added. ''Everyih'mg board seems to me quite fa- miliar; yet I am very sure 1 never was in your vessel before. It is all a puzzle to me. did your matu ThcM-eiipon Mr. Bruce rel.-uecl to them all the circumstances abovo de- tailed. The uonclusion they finally i arrived at that it was a special j intc-rpo.V'tion of Providence to save them from what seemed a iiopcL-si fate. The above narrative was eomrauui cated to me by Captain J. S. Clarke, of the schooner Julia who had it directly from Mr. Bruce himself. They sailed Together for 18 months. liiths as may be seen in the of the name "month." March was the 'first month of the year in of Ro- mulus, aud December was .the -last.. But NumaPompilus, who knew astron- omy better, added January and Feb- ruary. The Egyptians were the first who Her crew and passengers in the year 1S30 and :87 so that Cap- j and as ho tbpugiit, the cap- j }lncfi0ft cn hopes of being saved, and tain Clarke had the story 'from the Lisy writing on his Still their "fatitude fur tho unexpected res- pited to the real length.of the. year, which they made to consist of 300 days. Tnoy afterwards added 5 rlr.ys, as was done by Tharos, one ot the seven wi.se men of the Tht: Jews, Ethiopians, Ro- mans, Persians, and Arabs, .all had v.enrs or' different length. Tht; d ;y which the yearcommenc- es, is also different in tries, but in. all it U hsld in great ven- eration. The Jewish historical .year commences with the .new moon near the vernal equinox (March; and the civil year with the new the Autumnal.equinox.; .i'he Mahom- edans begin-tho-year on the the. sun enters the Aries; The..Persians. is. white." said he, "that's, one shu's had by her black man, but this white girl she had by a white man.'where I let her out at-a'hoteL" "What-a while man- insult, .your, woman" thus, at a said 1, arid continued: "did you iibt feel li.ke pros- ecuting', the wretch, who; was the a-is.wer of .the.reyeiV and added lie, with a meaning smile, '.'that-white oie 'will more-, money -than- the Ky. News. CIILDEEN reason why children die, they are not- taktin care of. From, the 'day ot arc.stuffed with food, chok- ed with sloshed with water, suffocated, in hot steamed in bedclothes. So-much for'- When: permitted to breathe a breath of pure air once.a.-week irr .summer. and once -or twice during, the epic months', only the nose is permitted to peer into daylight: A littlelater they are sent out with-no clothing at all on the most need protection. Bare legs, bare arms, bare necks, and girted middles, with.an inverted um- brella to collect the.air, arid chill the other1 parts1 of the-bbdy. A stout man goes out in a cold day witlvglovosiand o.vercoatv, -woolen, stockings, and .thick, double-soled boots, with cork between and rubbers over. The same' day, a child of three years -old, air infant iii Mesh and blood "and'bone-and -consti- tution, goes out with-.slioes.'.as' thin as paper, cotton legs uncovered .to the knees, neck bare; an exposure that wdiiid disable'the-iiursBj'kil'i the moth- e'roiit-right, and "brake' the fither' an the is that there was no emergency calling tor theextraordinay haste viiidictiveness which Mrt Dougln-.' di-iplay'ed in. lighting and flourishing iiis new lire-brand. He acted iii .the sheer wantonness of chievons malice. Uigler's'scheme was bad enough, proposing to enact a dfjihitiori. of the crime of trea- son, wholly dilferent from that estab- lished by tho Constitution of the" United States.. Vet it not seek to pjnish opinions or intentions. It did not assume to'es't-ibli-sli a legal sequenca from a set of .lawful and prevalent ideas, to an accoinpiisheJ crime-, as, for to, suppress all the San- day-schools-ih the country and send the- teachers to the be- cause one of th-i pupils might grow upr to be a No BL'ler only looked out for the actiial oftl-nce, and' tiie real bonajidi oileiider. It was reserved for -D'ouglas to announce a plan for. .iudictmg a and a half of peaceable for a crime com- mitted, by seventeen white men and five Here is his. proposition 1 '-It 'cannot be s'aij that 'the time has not yet arrived for such legislation. t. cannot be: said- with truth lliat the jarpers case will not: be re- or is not in dang -r of repeti- "only necessary to. inquire into- the cause produced tha Harper's Ferry :our.rage and. ascertain whether tftese.caases, are yet in, active operation, and then you. can determine whether there is any ground for ap- prehension that that i ivasion will be repeated. Sir, .'what, were the .causes which .produced llii insurreii.iont Witiiont stopping to adJuco evi- dence in detail, Ihave'r.o hesitation in cxpresiihg niy firm conviction that the Ilai-per's Ferry crime J0os Me ural, 'logical, resale of Will veimiic in (luiio.'i- {be wip'.ev. jnciiu'es v.'HI be wi-.li p'-orn-. Ltibiaction iriveii in ali Pic. AT- T7 'ness, all OVL. 11. VAN I'iiv.-ician. Office and residence at tlie >il Younir, near'the Chris- Wia-. Particular i. JiPC.- tiie assei-'Jons of ioieres'-eu iied io the contrary. Car fii-sUJc fuc Pulblic Sqiuiro. A Can's of Wood >cf'l lie tjlxn In cxviaiiyefc. I'JJCIi CO. V ?t. Pliila. Capitny having been appointed Agt-nt for eU to take risks arnl_is- V'K 'b ti.-e nuw. ov no: i'ti of E 7JP Seo-.-c lo SXEKItS, Co. Iiis suvvices to all lie who have bud teeth, and will furaUh setts wliendesJvcd. -1 JOll.V iinU Surgeon LARGE STOCK OP GHOCBRiES, fcyiec'eu v.-" from the and souLti em VeLbj anu eaioraciug i Dstert Green Wis. If I I- S II. 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COMBS K ES tins met hod of sayinRto the at nhe veturnetl from Chicago, she hits been cUending the Great National und wliile tijei'O, suletiud ft splendid as50i'Ur.ent of MILLINERY GOODS, Consisting of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flower, Edgings, Plumes, Head-Dresses, and Dress Caps For the mtJdle-ngoil old Lndies, nnd mnn.y oilier tilings in her line of business. She 1ms also pullei-tis for sill; velvet. IiuU of :he tutcst ami irtost Approvocl Styles. To .ill of whicli, she would invite your attention: K. B. Our stock is nil nev.- antlof tiie latest styles, color'and pattern we wouid tnererore, invile you to examine before purchasing elsewhere- "We no old stock to show wiv therefore feel confident that we cuunot fallHo iileaseallj bothin Style and Prices. Rooms, one tfoos East of IZolJt. Jforth sMe of'PuUia Stivarc, Monroe, Win. Scptembor 21st, 1S59. b'j. _ no (inswcr. ha .rose, and. as fi-onled tho cabin door, the figure he had lor vhc cnptnin raised its head and disclosed to the astonished mate the features of nn entire stran- ger. was no coward biit, rts he met that gaze looking at him in g.'avc silence, nnd as- sured that it was no one who he had overseen before, it was too much for him and instead of stopping to ques- tion the seeming inlmder, he rushed upon deck in such evident alarm that ii'ins' mtlv (Uti-acted tl'e at- tention. '''Why. Mr. :-aid the latter, "what in the world is the mat- ter with you !'The matter, sir? Who is that at your dask V one that I Unow of." "But there is, sir; there is a stran- ger there." "A stranger "Why, man, you must be dreaming'? You must have seen the steward there, or the second mate. Who else would venture down without orders 1" "But, sir, ho was silting in your nrm chair, fnm'.ing the door, witing on your slate. Then he looked np full in my face; aud if ever I saw a man plainly and distinctly in this wovlJ. I saw him." "Him! Whoml'' "God knows, sir; I don't. I saw_a man, and a man I had never seen iu tny life bou re." must he going crazy, Mr. Bruce. A stronger, and we nearly six. weeks ''I kiinw, sir; but then I saw him." down and see who it is.'1 Bruce hesitated. ''I never was a believer in he soiJl, "but if the truth must bo told, iir, I'd rather not lace it alone." 1 Come, oom'p, man. Go down at once, a'n'd don't make a fool of your- self before the ''I hope .you've always found me willing to do what's Bruce, replied, changing color "but if it's all the.same to you, sir, I'd rather we should both go down together." The captain descended the stairs, and the mate fol'owed him. Nobody in the cabin They examined state-rooms. cue was proportionally great As one of the men who hnd been brought away in the third boat that had reached the wreck was ascending ths ship's aide, the mate catching a glimpse of his face, .started back in consternation, it was the very face he had seen, three or four hours before, looking up at hiui from the Captain's dc-sk. At first, he tried to persuade himself it might be fancy but the more he examined the man the more sure he became that he was right. Not only the face, but thc person and dress ex- actly corresponded. As soon as the exhausted cresv and famished passengers were cared for and the bai'k on her course Hgaiu, the mate called the captain aside, "It seems that was not a ghost I saw to-day, sir the man's alive." do you mean 1 Who's sir, one of the passengers we have saved is the man I saw writ- iuo1 on your slate at noon. I would swear to it in court." "Upon my word, Mr. repli- ed the captain, "this gets more aud more singular. Let us go and see this mate- about eight years aftev the occur- rence. He has since lost sight of him, and does not know whether he.is.yet alive. -All he has heard of him since they wore shipmates is, that he continued to trade to New Brunswick, that he became master of the brig Comet, and that she was lost. I asked Captain Clarke it' ho knew Bruce well, and what sort of a man he was. "As truthful and straightforward a he replied, ever I met in all my life. We were as intimate as brothers, and two men can't be togeth- er, shut up for seventeen months in the same ship, without getting to know whether they, can trust one another's word or not. He always spoke of the circumstances iu terms oi reverance, as of an incident that seemed to br'.ng him nearer to God, and another woi-U. I'd stake my upon it that he told no lie. invalid fur weeks. A- d To harden them to a mode of .dress which in the month which, answers :to our June the Chinese and Indians, with the flrst now moon which to practico._ March .and the .Mexicans on the 23d ____ _f ;E February, at which- time: the doctrines aitd teachings of ihf. .Repub- lican party, as explained and enforced hi their platform, their partisan press- es, their pamphlets and books, and es- pecially in the speeches of .their lead- ers in and- Congress.'' "Mr mode of pre- serving peace is plain. This section- al warfare cease. The Constitr- tion has given the power, and all we isk of. i? give the meaus, ind iiidictiiients and is iit, t'w Fede-Ml'- of out: several Stn.fe.-s. will make' examples of the af-ti.esie, eoits-rifi'cies as will strike tei-ro? the Aea.-ls of the oth- ers', ji'nti will be an end of this The g'-eat un- the of. the Re.tuli- lica.il violoiif.' irreconcilable, eternal .warfare upon, the institution of Amerioan'slaver7, with the" view ot its' ultimata extinction throughout the land. I confess the-'object of the dure iii: their country .begins to appear. William the Conqueror bavins, .been, ned on the first day of January; occasion to the English to begin To accustom tlieni to exposure a dozen years later would be-cohs'.ider- To.rear child- ren, thus for. and then lay it to the Lord, U. too We don't think the'Almighty' has any hand in it.' -Arid the presumption .that he-has any a'gen- in the.denth of.the profan- Jou.-iial of Hea. THE FAT .fat maii, wjth the opaque back, i-'s sits before me.in the theii- ;interferes with my; pei-soi na] comfort, in -a comes at. times .such an iu.tclera'ole Tne -p. "Vc 'n tiie of Cu- ba. The a'io'.veil to use !vs {imi to 1.) as ev-deace fov ice i'lUli wtiut id heve set dorro. .TU'T. 1509. Ine BiUok wns .lien r.t tlie foot oT Square. "Vo Sii ue'.ween Nei.- ro.T. nml St. 3? -n They found him in conversation with the captain of the rescued ship. They both came forward, and expressed, in the warmest terms, their gra'itude for deliverance from a hornble com'ug clealb. by exposure and. starva- tion. The captain replied that he" had but done what he was certain they would have done for him under the circum- ptances, and asked them both u> step down into the cabin. Then turning "A. WAKIIIN' Dr.. Ili- ram Cox, the official inspector, of liqn- ors at telli the in to the passenger, he said, "I hope, sir, not think 1 am triSing with Not a soul to be found "Well, Mr. saicl the captain, not I tell you that you had been dreaming but I would be much obliged to you if you would write a few words on this slate." And lie handed him the slate with that side up on which the mysterious writing was not. "I will do anything you replied the stranger, "but what shall his last official report: "I called at a grocery store one day. where liquor was also kept. A couple of Irishmen came in while I 'was there and called for some whiskey, ani the first drank, and the moment he drank the tears flowed freely, while he at 'the same time caught his breath like due suffocated or Whenjic could speak, he says to his companion, "Och. Mike, but Us -warmin1 to the stomach." 'Mike' drank and went through the same with the remark "wouldn't it be fine in a cold crow occasion to th their year on that .day, in make it correspond with.the most re- markable date in their History.- Though the historical year began England on the festival of tho Circum- cision, or the first day of January, on which day the Germaii and Italian year begins, yet the civil or legal year did not commence till the day ut the nunciation of the Virgin, the 25th: of March. The part of .the year between these terms was usually expressed jf give 'way both these or; 1-7-4-3-9.-1 nature, I But by the act altering the.style ofthe-i hiiri. civil year now begins with-the-. 1st: of Jannury. The old style followed' the Julian method of 'computing''.the year; by the calendar established by: Julius: .Qesai-i in which'every fourth-year con- sists ..'f 360 days, and the other years of' Julian arrangement -of-tiine makes, as we have seen, -eleven minutes and some'secohds .in a -year- too muuli. Pope Gregory XIH calendar Uy-retrenching ten days October, 1583, in .order to bring; back- die vernal uquino.vto .the same ;days' as at tlie A. D... Tirs act frosty morriin' they went out. tasked the landlord to pnnr me out a little in a tumbler, in I dipped a slip of litiraus paper, which was no sooner wetthan.it a scarlet hue. I went mv instruments and exaniined it. I A few words are all I want. Sup- found it had 17 per cent, aluhoholio write 'Steer to the nor'-. spirits by 'weight, when it shou.ld have reformed, the in _ of Pariiincnt Groat Britain in 1751, by whieh fievon daysi'ui Septqmber, were icti uichcd and tho thud u-as ned the fourteenth mo pose, you west. The passenaor, evidently puzzled to i had 40 per cent, to be proof, and the -1 .1 L daj This .....cKof leckimigis calka new stjle such was, th" fmtiu m ot the Pu it ins and oth i PioUstmts it tint tune that because lefoi m emamted fiom the Popo thev denounced the clnnge, and said eleven dijs ncio stolen fiom them M my to the pi esent 11 ne keep "old clms-tinis d ly 01 01 which "he festu il would ftll was not iltcitd Few Yuik Heiald A Democi itic paper in no a icceit demons ritnn of that the wts rent with the of tin ee thouoind Aftet which we suppi.se the bind phy difference in per centage lie motive for such a re- sulphuric acid, red pepper, pelitpry, ieol, however, with a CLVllPstic, potasa and bn.cine, -one of the I1 _-i-_...u up; of j ed "loot hooi make out the quest, complied, _ The captain took np the slate and ex-: saits Of mix vornica. One pint ofsueh- ainiued it closely j then stepping aside liquor would kill the strongest man." lo-know the most do the' least ThtiL te-naues ate the foreinn- uers of what their hands never do. destructiv.e little, ..little ..communion with my better, convinces me', howe'ver, ,r'v-il' fiir to; hiinself tliiVii 'lie't's'to' those ,in'd am.riot alto-: getliei1 guiltless (of vim .acts f. annoying character by.. w.hich I aie him, and' deprive ihysoif of the p'uVe riglit of complaibti Al the_tliea- sharp, penetrate his and the ;oni.nibiisi'i the, keen-angles. of "niy snuff-box, fine! a resting' place in the so'fbvsubsi'pjnce'of his: 'compressible As see him- Weltering inj perapirii'ig'rtgony in; the boiling catiMrun of. a crowded, 11.0- >Led btigc pit in tlie close, mus ty depths of a public 01 dlmg as thc butt of evtiy hm lying pissensj-ei on the hyhwiy mv antig ui'tn is disir-ned, ind I pi s him tenckily, I should one w is blind __ _ BETTER YET The silt mine in Grind Rapifls is turning out better thin wis it fiist only thuty 'iwo gall >ns of w leqiinud fm 1 bjshcl ot salt, while tin. best springs, in Sj i icuse only j lelded a bu she' ftora 44 'Silt P ,int" springs ire nowhere, it the eise, incl they hive ahviys been noted as the sti o igest woi Ued i Our fi lends it the Ripids may congratulate tbern- seU es on h ing the best plistei beds and the nchwt s.lt spi in the Tin 101. press tins _ Mr. Douglas is truly an original in legislaiive Villainy. So abhorent is his lieWiScheme to his qnondom ad- mirers of Y, Tribune, that we lind them indulging in the following mild him ihui-e was any whicb could take Mr. Douglas affectionate- ly :by the arm and walk him into tiremeiit. and tneutio'.i to hint in a qui- et but decisive manner, 'Friend Doug- 'lus, tliL-e-has dene luischief enough 'thy day for a .whole regiment of poli- 'tici-.uis, .and hencefurUi ihee must be- 'tiikc' thy self iii private to contrition repeiitiiig thy it would be ;i happy tiiiiig'for the country, and Christians in.tiie. fiiture. Niitliing is clearer tliatt that' justice and. ti'aiiqnility demand such ii'dispositidti'eif this great politi- c'al-sinner.'' Wo have looked in-vain sin- gle defense of> tlie. ni-fiirious proposi- tions "which we have. quoted from ilr. Doiighis'latftspeecli.- The Phil., Press'was the first political journal, in the CQ.uiH.ry.to publisli ihe speech, but it lias studiously refrained from commending its sentiments from that dli'y'to ihis. --TUe Chicago-Times, and two or ..three '-other- -special Duuglas organs, Ijavex-ndiJi'sed it as .a whole, but-iiot ona of them can be induced to make, particular tnenli >ii of ihe.pro'- 'for1 the Ootiglas-hjis! hold; a coroner's inquest oil his own speech, and while he. did not. retract an iota .of his devilish sug- ge'-Uotis ior crna'iiing out of politicil opinion ind action, he cnre- tully omitted repeating them On thc. jthei hand, Mi of Mississippi, h i-, Uodly denounced them, ind the tendered by the. lepi esent Uive of x fiee State to ths slave power It was a sorry d ly when Mr D >uglas pro nulgited hij stive code thi white Pditmgton told Be-nus, the othei dav, in c >ufidencc, thit 'a. young nun had committed mtintiuJe by his hi nis up in i stutcot. deliiium titmuidous, ind tlie coioner: was holding .1 conquest his rer remember the 20th ;


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This page contains useful information
about Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life Edmonton. If you would like information
about a Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life event in another community, please click
Edmonton, AB
Host Organization:
HIV Network of Edmonton Society
Date of Walk:
Saturday, September 19, 2015
Start Location:
McIntyre Park, Old Strathcona
Important Times:
5:00 pm - Registration
6:00 pm - Walk begins
7:00 pm - Beer Gardens and Fruit Loop Garden Party
Additional Details:
We are so excited to announce that the 24th Annual Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life will be returning to the fabulous McIntyre Park in Old Strathcona. Be sure to dress up in your favourite Super Hero garb as we build our Heroes for Zero presence in the city! The Walk route was spectacular as we again cross the High Level Bridge to the Alberta Legislature ensuring great visibility. This year we are proud to partner with Fruit Loop, an amazing LGBTQ group that will be hosting the post Walk Beer Gardens and Garden party. We are pleased to announce that our friends at Yukon Brewing will again be sponsoring the beer gardens! This is an event you do not want to miss!
For more information about this Walk, please contact:
Name: Laura Keegan
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone: 780.488.5742 x.301
Fax: 780.488.3735
Web: www.hivedmonton.com


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Happiness Is An Inside Job
Mark Berger is an interesting friend of mine and every now and then writes a passionate rant (in the form of a newsletter) to his friends. His last one reminded me of something I sometimes forget, so I'm sharing it here with his permission.
Over to Mark:
During the past 16 years I have asked thousands of my delegates "What do you really want? What are your goals and dreams?"
Their initial answers include a variety of "things" such as money, possessions, love, recognition, respect, success, health, wealth, happiness, travel, fame & fortune etc.
Then I push a bit harder and ask: "What is the MOST IMPORTANT thing you want, when all is said and done? What would you actually place right at the top of the list?" Without fail, the majority inevitably vote for Happiness. Every time! (They sometimes also refer to it as inner peace, peace of mind, contentment, joy or fulfillment.)
I must therefore conclude that happiness is a fundamental desire for most people, a primary human goal.
In fact, I believe that happiness is built into our being, hardwired to our soul.
We are all born with a natural capacity for happiness, playfulness, creativity, joy and laughter. But as we grow up life happens and many of us lose it, somewhere in the stress, busyness and pressure of our (seemingly) overwhelming responsibilities.
Or our happiness gets smothered by hurt, loss, tragedy, disappointments, hatred, anger or fear. We therefore disconnect from our core state, our birthright and move into the world searching for something which we have always had inside.
Happiness is not something you move towards. It is the place you come from.
- It is the starting point, not the arrival.
- It is the journey, not the destination.
- It is the cause, not the effect.
- Happiness is an Inside Job.
The Self-Help movement would have us believe that The Secret to life is to become clear on what you really want, set SMART goals, harness the power of intention and then as NIKE says "Just do it." Read the rest of this entry


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Lights and shock
So I finally got my jeep out of my parents garage and of course there new problems
The headlights are having a hard time staying on I think it might be a toggle switch problem
Also the the running tail lights don't turn on brake reverse blinker and hazards all work
And I have a broken shock mount on rear passenger side it looks like a bar with a bolt on both sides an the bar broke
Help would be awesome
the light issue sounds like the switch might be bad.
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