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The Two Opposing Candidates for
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THE BANKERS RESERVE LIFE
la Opposlaa; No Candidate, flat la Nev
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John H. Mickey, the republican candi
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fellow citizens.
William II. . Thompson, the democratic
candidate for governor, is an old citizen
possessing and deserving the respect of
his fellow citizens.
Doth are clean, upright and able citizens.
The people of the atate are to be congrat
ulated on the high personal character of
the next governor,
ISO MATTER WHO WHS.
In the heat of a political campaign many
unkind things are said of opposing candi
date, after the battle the victor and van
quished are received back Into the citizen
ship of the state and the evil things said
of them In the midst of the contest are
forgotten, if not forgiven. The successful
candidate can always afford to be generous
to bis foes. The Bankers Reserve Life
Association has been assaulted In the
most reprehensible manner by its com
petitors, but
THE BAXKEKS HKSKIiVE 1,1 KB
has been successful In every campaign un
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before In the history of American life In
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by a young company. The enemies of the
principle of home life insurance have
signally failed at every point. The forti
fications have in no rase been weakened.
Business roll, lulu liie Bankers heserve
Life with every mail.
president n. it. nonisoN
saya the year 1902 will break all records
In the aggregate of risks written. Already
it la certain $3,000,000 of new business will
be written. The $5,000,000 mark has been
pasted and the company looks to 1903 for
the $10,000,000 station. Up-to-date, lib
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home patriotism and business energy are
making the Bankers Reserve Life the
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(Continued from Fourth Page.)
preacher might well be entitled, "The
Many Mlraclea of the Number Seven."
When he went to the rescue of the dl
tressed Lexington Baptists he preached t
twenty-seven persons on tin first Sunday.
Arrived In Philadelphia, he found the
real membership of the Grace Baptist
church to be ninety-seven. The first year
seventy-seven new members were received,
the third year the membership was In
creased by 277; then for five years and
three months every Sunday seven persons,
no more, no less, were baptized Into the
church.
The Samaritan hospital started with seven
persons five patients, one doctor and one
nurse.
Seven persona laid th. foundation tor
Temple college. They were young men
who came to Dr. Conwell and asked him
to teach them theology In the evenings.
He did so In the church's basement.
Of the $760,000 which Dr. Conwell has
raised tor the aupport of hla various insti
tutions, only $17 has ever been received
from another church.
Instances are beyond naming wh:re tb.3
favorite numeral of the bible appear in the
history of the Temple. In fact seven has
cropped out so often and so unexpectedly
that Dr. Conwell conferaea that he Is super
stitious on this point. "I have come to
look upon the appearance of seven as a
sign from God that It Is right for me to
undertake the thing that I have asked his
advice about," he said. "A few weeka ago
I was considering an Important financial
problem. I prayed to be gu'ded. At the
prayer meeting following seven paraons
stood up and declared for Christ. The next
day I put through the financial deal. If
seven had not stood up I would have known
that the Lord did not want the step taken
"And here la another Instance," the
preacher continued. "I wanted a pipe orgtn
In the. Temple. It would cost $7,500. The
trustees were opposed; said we had.dsbt
enough already. I prayed to the Lord. At
the next prayer meeting, scarcely before I
had flnUhed the Invitation to Join, seven
persons sprang up. I went to the trustees.
'Gentlemen,' I ssld, 'we must have that
organ. I'll furnish the money for It." So I
paid down $1,600 of my own money and give
uulce fur iue lemaiuaer. Tub urgau was in
stalled. "The first note to fall due was tir $1,500.
Three days before it was due, while In tb.3
middle west, I received a letter from my
wife telling me that the organ firm had in
quired about the note; said It must be met
on the date due, as their business Integrity
depended on the cancellation of certain
debts with the money. I was overwhelmed.
Not a cent in sight. I hurried to Phila
delphia. I reached here Sunday morning,
two hours before church time. I went to
the church and with a heavy heart entered
the pulpit. Just as I was about to begin
the services a woman of the congregation
walked to the side of the pulpit. 'My
father.' she catd, 'lives In Masslllon, O. He
has always admired you and he has sent thla
check to help pay for the organ.' I looked
at the little piece of paper. It was worth
$1,500.
"That morning my sermon was the
worst that ever came from my pulpit. My
brains went wool gathering and I ccught
myself constantly repeating: 'The Lord
rhowed you the figure 7, why why did
you doubt ?' "
Dr. Conwell paused a moment. Then he
added:
"But to me the most remarkable mani
festation of the figure 7 occurred when
a class from the Princeton Theolog
ical seminary came here to investigate the
story that for four years seven persons
had been converted each week. They, with
others, doubted the facta, and wanted to
make a test.
They came. At the usual time I gave the
Invitation. Gradually four persons arose.
Then, after a pause, a fifth, and then a
sixth. I waited. No one else stood up.
The Prlncetoniana looked triumphant.
Once more I earnestly, desperately,
pleaded for one more, two more, any cum
ber, to rise who felt that they needed
Christ. And no one arose. I went to the
crgan, announced the closing hymn and
began playing. Scarcely had we atarted
on the second verse when from away down
in the congregation a man rushed down
the aisle, crying bitterly, and sprang on
the platform. He Implored the congrega
tion for its prayera. Afterward he told
me who he was. He had come down from
Rhamokln that day for the express purpose
of asking ua to aid him, but when he got
In the prayer meeting courage failed him
and did not return until my heart had been
all but broken."
The Prlncetoniana were convinced.
Despite his 60 years. Dr. Conwell Is as
full of energy aa he was twenty years ago.
Hla large frame Is still supple and age haa
not put a white hair In hi head. Once,
for fourteen yeara, he was so busy that he
could not find time to apend a single even
ing In his home. He gives the Impression
that he could be as strenuous again and
still survive and look pleasant.
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years ago and twenty-live yeara since ha
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Press association. The twenty-fifth anni
versary of the latter event waa celebrated
recently with appropriate glfta from th
association.
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