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Can Football Unite Muslims and Christians in Egypt?
By Mustafa Abdelhalim
During the 2012 Summer Olympics, each country cheered for its athletes' success. In Egypt, this hope went beyond winning. For a country with many societal divides, sports – particularly football [American soccer] – can strengthen social cohesion and national identity.
Egypt's participation in the Olympics could not be more symbolic of the role of sports as a means to regain national pride and social unity. Egypt's Olympic football team is coached by Hani Ramzy, the Coptic Christian player who led Egypt to victory in the 1998 Africa Cup of Nations championship. Despite the divisions between Egyptians, evident in recent sectarian clashes in many parts of the country, there was unanimous support for the Olympic team. Although Ramzy is the only Copt on the team, Egyptians praise his work and his team, especially after Egypt qualified for the Olympic quarter-finals with a 3-1 win over Belarus.
Football clubs are spread across Egypt and the sport has the potential to help bridge the gap between Muslims and Copts. However before this unity can be achieved, Egyptians must first acknowledge the social divisions evident in the country's sporting leagues. Only then can they realise the potential of sports as a means to come together.
Hassan Shehata, a Muslim and the former coach of the Egyptian national football team, once said that he selected his players for the Egypt team on the basis of their "religiosity and piety". The statement caused a massive furore, and was taken as a pretext for not including a single Coptic player on the national football team. The Coptic Church, on the other hand, has its own football league, open to only members of the Coptic community. The example of religious diversity provided by the Olympic team should be replicated nationally.
Egyptians should create sporting leagues across the country in which participation is based on skill and not athletes' religious or sectarian affiliations. By playing, watching and supporting sports together, the two religious communities could share a mutual and healthier national spirit, rather than being divided by group affiliations.
We should think of sports as a common language to bring people together. Everyone in the country can use them to communicate, building a relationship based on shared experience.
This is not a revolutionary idea.
In June 2012, London's Wembley Stadium was the site of a "faith and football" day that united students from Muslim, Christian and Jewish schools. This event was planned by a UK-based organisation dedicated to building relationships between people of all faiths, the Three Faiths Forum (3FF), and the UK Football Association, which officially oversees the sport in the country.
Egyptians could replicate this example by creating nationwide leagues to promote intergroup and interfaith cooperation. These teams could include anyone who wants to participate, which would make Egyptians' shared interest in sports a tool for a more inclusive society.
Sports lessons that promote intergroup unity in schools should be given priority. Everyone should be given a chance to compete to join the national teams, regardless of whether their name is Mohammad or George. Sadly, there are few examples of interfaith football teams in the country.
Though these possibilities may seem ambitious and idealistic in the current context, there are many such examples in Egypt's history.
In 1998, Hany Ramzy, an Egyptian Copt and the current coach of Egypt's Olympic team, scored a goal for Egypt in the Africa Cup of Nations championship game. After scoring the goal, he traced a cross on his chest, in a gesture of prayer to thank God. When Hazem Imam, Ramzy's Muslim teammate, scored a second goal, he knelt down in prostration, also expressing gratitude through prayer. As they celebrated their victory, with Ramzy carrying Imam on his shoulders, not a single member of the team or the audience cared at that moment who was a Muslim or a Copt.
Although the Olympics have ended, the spirit of the games should continue. Egyptians need to believe in a future that is inclusive and encompasses all citizens. That's where sports comes in.
Mustafa Abdelhalim is a journalist who works for Al-Ahram and the BBC.Filed under: Opinion


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It was a show of solidarity among area law enforcement and emergency services personnel.
Saturday, with uniforms freshly pressed and lights flashing, the men and women who risk their lives daily to keep each of us safe, remembered one of their own.
They were joined by friends and family of Brunswick County Sheriff's Detective Kyle Jones, a career lawman who died suddenly Monday, Jan. 14.
At 41, Jones is a hometown hero who is gone too soon.
As a newspaper, we've been firm with assertions regarding spending taxpayer dollars during the economic downturn.
We've called for governments of all sizes and their related and varied agencies to reduce spending, don't raise taxes and don't spend money if it's not imperative to do so.
But a recent decision to shell out almost a quarter of a million dollars in school revenue won't get a lashing from us.
Just a week into the new year, many of you are likely working on keeping your New Year's resolutions.
While you may be thinking about ways to eat healthier and get more exercise, we think it's a great time to encourage you to get active in another way—make a resolution to be more involved in government issues that affect your life.
In this week's Beacon, on page 10A, we have a story about meeting dates and times for many town governments as well as the Brunswick County Board of Education and county commissioners.
At least one Brunswick County commissioner supports giving county employees a sizeable raise, but we think fellow commissioners were on the mark when they delayed voting on it for now.
At a Dec.17 commissioners meeting, commissioner Marty Cooke proposed giving all county employees—with a few exceptions—a pay increase of 5 percent.
It's a move, he said, that would bring pay back in line with cost-of-living adjustments employees could have gotten if the county had not frozen raises in 2008.
In this economy families must watch every penny they spend.
Government must now, and always, do the same.
Down in Calabash spending appears to be causing a rift on the town board.
There is a clash among board members about how tax dollars are being spent.
A recent disagreement has some board members calling for Mayor Mary Knight to be stripped of all of her powers.
Others are calling it a witch-hunt.
You've got to lock your doors Brunswick County.
The car, the house, the shed; all of them—it's time.
I'm not from here, but I've lived in North Carolina long enough to know you don't want to hear this. North Carolinians love to leave the windows open and the doors unlocked almost as much as they love setting fires in their yards.
But wherever I've lived in this state I have seen truly impressive strings of unforced breaking and entering reports.
Since 1993, dedicated volunteers have been working hard to help develop family and education support services for young children in our community.
Each year, Smart Start of Brunswick County, implements programs to help young people excel in the classroom and out.
Whether its providing childcare services, supporting pre-K partnerships or helping parents better understand what's going on in their schools, Smart Start has proven to be a valuable tool for this community.
While many people are busy planning their holiday shopping lists and Christmas activities, for some Christmas can be one of the hardest times of the year.
For those who are dealing with the loss of friends and loved ones, the holidays can often compound the feelings of loss and sadness, but it's not something you have to deal with alone.
Lower Cape Fear Hospice & LifeCareCenter is offering holiday bereavement services and they're free for the community.
Hospice is offering two sessions in our community next week. Details are on page 14A.
The Brunswick County Sheriff's Office is looking for two people involved in a recent robbery.
On Thursday, Nov. 29, just before 6 a.m., two people robbed Winner's World, a gaming sweepstakes business in Carolina Shores.
In our community, these types of businesses are often frequented by retirees and older residents who use the facilities as gathering places and ways to access the Internet and other computer-gaming fun.
It's unfortunate two bullies have rattled the community.
Brunswick County is a vibrant community. From the north end of the county to the southern border and all points in between, there is usually an event or community activity going on year-round.
This is especially true during the holiday season, when towns are busy planning events. Most of the county's incorporated towns plan events this time of year.
Brunswick County officials have made a sound financial decision regarding accessibility of employee payroll and related information.
Instead of firing up the photocopier and turning on printers while burning through boxes of paper, officials have moved employee payroll information to the Internet.
Through a secure and password-protected site, county employees can now sign online—at any time at their convenience—to review pay stubs, tax forms, pay dates, vacation and sick leave amounts and more.
Retailers across the country are hoping as soon as you put down your fork and swallow the last bit of your Thanksgiving meal that you'll put on your most comfortable shoes and head out for a day of shopping Thursday.
While holiday shopping has traditionally began the day after Thanksgiving, more and more retailers are hoping to lure you in with special deals Thursday instead of waiting for Black Friday.
Week after week we here at the Beacon share news about things happening in our county. Far too often those stories include tales of lives lost, often on Brunswick County roadways.
Some of those victims were not wearing seat belts. In some cases, emergency officials think seat belts may have saved lives.
So far this year there have been 37 fatalities in crashes on Brunswick and nearby New Hanover County roads. Some of those victims were not wearing their seat belts.
The dateline for the first edition of The Brunswick Beacon, which was then called the Shallotte Press, was Nov. 1, 1962.
A few issues later, after a reader won a naming competition, the newspaper changed its name to The Brunswick Beacon.
In the 50 years since this newspaper was founded by Robert Stanley, men and women of all ages and all walks of life have come to work here, trying the best we can to continue to provide this community with accurate, high-quality journalism, photography and advertisements, while entertaining a broad spectrum of readers.
It's time to stop with all the rhetoric.
It's time to stop all of the debates.
It doesn't matter if you're a Republican, Democrat, Independent or other, now is the time to place all of your beliefs and convictions on the table.
The future of our county, the great state of North Carolina and this nation may come down to one day—Tuesday, Nov. 6.
On that day, those of you who have not already exercised your right to vote early are encouraged to make your way to the polls to vote on Election Day.
Between Jan. 1 and July 31 this year, 676 people had died in crashes on North Carolina roads.
Twelve of those deaths happened right here in Brunswick County, and sadly, we've had several more since the last update given by the North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety Program (NCGHSP).
For all of 2011, 21 people died on Brunswick County roads. Unfortunately, it's a trend that doesn't seem to be decreasing.
The Rev. Donna Phelps and her husband Garry have made it their mission to help others.
Last year they and their organization, Building Hope Ministries, played a key role in organizing other churches and organizations in tackling the issue of homelessness in Brunswick County.
As the economy tanked several years ago and has struggled to recovered, many residents—most of whom were taxpaying, hardworking, middle class citizens—found themselves suddenly out of work. Many of them still are.
They have made sacrifices many of us truly cannot understand.
They have put their lives on the line to make this nation and others safer in the name of freedom and American patriotism.
Many have scars that cannot be seen, but for others, their sacrifices may be more visible.
It would have been easy for Brunswick County commissioners to keep the status quo with the county's board of health and board of social services.
It would have been even easier for some board members to delay making a decision altogether and instead wait until after the November election to let a new county commissioners' board tackle the problem.
When the town of Sunset Beach announced recently it planned to put a temporary moratorium on construction along Sunset Boulevard, it left us feeling a bit uneasy.
We're glad to see they have since backed off the idea.
The last report had Brunswick County's unemployment at 11 percent. That was tough to swallow, especially when numbers that high occurred during our busy summer season.
Without question, after the real estate and building construction industry slowed down people have been in need of more opportunities to go to work.
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Everybody loves babies, at least in abstract terms. They're super cute, aren't they? All babbly and cuddly, with their plump little arms and downy heads. They never start wars or fuck up the economy or make George Osborne Briton of the Year. They just flop around being babies. Bless them. I bloody love babies, I do.
I've had two babies myself. They've not been cute all the time, what with the incontinence and crying and being totally useless at witty repartee, but it's pretty hard not to fall for your own. Mine are particularly brilliant now and were perfectly lovely when they were tiny. I was even fond of them when they were foetuses, loving every kick, wriggle and hiccough.
Like most people who pay attention in biology classes, I've a good understanding of what pregnancy means. I've seen that little heartbeat fluttering on the scan and been filled with complete and utter joy. It's not just a clump of cells, it's a human life – a bloody miracle! And how fragile, innocent and precious that tiny life must be. The trouble is, though, I'm also a pro-choicer. What this means is that whenever anyone mentions the word "abortion" I forget all of the above. I just think, "sod it. Baby, schmaby. Isn't it just some random blob?"
This, at least, is how a number of male columnists seem to think pro-choice women operate. Silly little creatures who come to the debating table having completely forgotten the magnitude of having a life grow inside them. Good job there's always a bloke on hand to explain it to them.
Take Mehdi Hasan, for instance. Last year he took it upon himself to patiently explain to the pro-choice lobby that "Being pro-life doesn't make me any less of a lefty". His piece included the following anecdote, which I'm sure will delight us all:
I sat and watched in quiet awe as my two daughters stretched and slept in their mother's womb during the 20-week ultrasound scans. I don't need God or a holy book to tell me what is or isn't a "person".
Obviously I'm grateful for that insight. Me, I look back on having 20-week scans and think "bloody hell, what kind of alien parasite was that?" The very idea that one could invest personhood in one's own offspring and still have a clear-eyed view of the human cost of pregnancy; well, that's just impossible, isn't it?
Then we have Marko Attilla Hoare getting out the tissues at Left Foot Forward and telling us that "abortion is a tragic choice no woman should have to make":
Women who seek abortions are victims of a society that does not respect them or their babies; they should not be stigmatised or treated as criminals. But let us stop pretending that this ongoing bloody tragedy is a manifestation of their emancipation.
I've responded to this more fully here. Suffice it to say, I am surprised at Hoare's pitching of abortion as the choice of the woman who lacks privilege, since without easy access to safe, free abortion, it tends to be only the very wealthy who can avail themselves of what should be universal right. But never mind. Clearly the 68,000 women who die every year due to limitations on legal abortion are emancipated in ways I could never understand.
Now we have Tim Montgomerie of The Times (and supporter of SPUC), telling us that "the ground is shifting in the abortion debate". Montgomerie writes approvingly of the recent approval for new restrictions on abortion in Spain, and of Michigan's decision to force women requesting abortion see pictures of foetal development to help them "fully understand what they're choosing" (because clearly they have no sodding idea). He's utterly incensed about UK abortions being permitted at later dates on the grounds of foetal abnormality:
Many people are simply too frightened of having to raise a disabled child. Although the UK currently recognises that a 24-week-old foetus deserves the full protection of the law, this protection is not afforded to babies that might be disabled in some inadequately defined way.
Brave, brave Tim, making a stand against all those women who carry a foetus inside them for 24 weeks then think "disability? Yuck! Can't be arsed!". If only there were more Tims like him. But wait, there are! Here's Tim Stanley of The Telegraph ready to back Montgomerie up:
Anyone taking to twitter to defend unlimited abortion during a holiday dedicated to a birth is, well, lacking in self-awareness.
— Tim Stanley (@timothy_stanley) December 26, 2013
Yeah. Who'd be pro-choice at Christmas? Imagine. Makes you think etc. etc.
The thing is, I'd rather not be pro-choice at Christmas. Who would? It makes you sound like a right Scrooge. "Right to life? Nah, not for them there embryos, Tiny Tim." If it was all about protecting unborn babies, I'd be waving the anti-choice flag as much as the next person. The trouble is, that's not what abortion is about. Human beings not yet born are not merely sitting in some waiting room, hoping that the evil pro-choicers won't come and nab them before their time has come. They're inside other human beings. These other human beings need ownership of their own flesh and blood. Clearly that's a right pain in the arse, but there it is.
Being pro-choice is hard because it involves empathising not just with abstract innocents, but with women who are faceless, ordinary and no more perfect than you or I. There's evidence to suggest that, at least when it comes to their own lives and those of their nearest and dearest, anti-choicers can be somewhat flexible in their understanding of pro-life politics. Being pro-choice involves taking the empathy you have for those closest to you and extending it to all women, whoever they are and whatever they've done. In a patriarchal society that isn't easy but we owe it to womankind to do so. Fussing over the blameless foetus is easy; defending the rights of normal, everyday human beings is far more difficult (but, if we're going to get religious about it, I'd bet it's what Jesus would do).
In Backlash Susan Faludi refers to US legal cases in which it was established that parents are not obliged to sacrifice their bodily autonomy for their live, born children. In one such ruling the judge stated that "to compel the defendant to submit to an intrusion of his body would change every concept and principle on which our society is founded. To do so would defeat the sanctity of the individual." And yet this is precisely what anti-choicers expect pregnant women to do for those not yet born. In England, where consent to organ donation after death is not even assumed by default, we still expect living pregnant women to give and give, regardless of their physical health, social environment and personal needs. This is not right. If we're prepared to let people die because we won't automatically harvest the dead, we should not expect the living to serve as hosts for those not yet born regardless of the effect this will have on their lives.
When it comes to foetal abnormality, I've made my personal position clear before. And I feel bad, if not ashamed, about it. I don't want to care for a severely disabled child because I'm already in a position of having to care for a disabled adult in later years and I know what it involves. And having grown up with this adult, I know what it's like to have this pressure around you when you're young and I don't want that for my children, too. It's not easy. It's miserable. The thing that Montgomerie et al miss is that we are not simply talking about babies (who are in any case dependant). We can be talking about whole human lifespans, and witnessing slow, agonising declines. One thing I know for sure is that not wishing the pressure I face to be upon my children is in no way similar to wishing the person I have to care for out of existence. I love him, but I am realistic about my limits, and those of people around me (and of the society I live in). It's a horrible thing to admit to but it is, I think, more truthful than glibly stating that people are "too frightened to raise a disabled child".
And that, perhaps, is the most difficult thing about being pro-choice. You feel it strongly and vehemently because you respect the bodies of other women, but you also know it's not as neat as you'd like. You know it's difficult. Some things are morally messy, but it's no reason to trample over the bodily autonomy of half the human race.
It would be brilliant if pro-choicers were simply deluded. If "look, it's actually a baby!" was the only answer we needed. That's not how it is. "Look, we're all human beings, we all make difficult choices, we all have to own our bodies and lives" is the less satisfactory answer. It is, nonetheless, the most honest and humane one we can give.


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' 1 rld i q t^/^b i 1 tl 6 1 \/\/ ofri ii rn o n ajulu v^dlulliicx t t cllv^llllidljl 0l xi^""thirb series salisbu&y n c june 28 1883 n0c7 the carolina watchman i st vnr.mttei in nil year in . vi in km an i !â– ;. f hi i ; — * — headache rangeuieul of liver ttowcl ikidncys kvhptoms of a diseased liver i v . â– â– â– .. t r b c!i â– * l'i lax 1 heavy , ■■• ; u 1 â– h ..:. attend mt • ten plains i e isily t i : :â– is.ition espon lent benc tudcto : i j si veral . thi ii-.-.i -. but cases ■• â– ted yet the liver to nged c ilioitld ht uxed y till pernonr 1<1 ii:d w iii'ih-vct msy i)i i i alti > o [ l,.,..,i:s i i r.iv'.nj mi t'n i iltliy !."â– i â– â– ' m ">- ii avoid m il iria iti lions at larks dizziness nau : ilits , ic it nine l»ul i'i no in toiicatiug b verugo if you have eaten anything hard t diirextlotl or feel he vy in meals or bleep i . . y u will be relieved time and doctors hills will be saved l always keeping lh regulator in mm house : . l th roughly talc piirkalivi all •■■:.! iv and tunic can iuv ,, . • . harinlesa ai.d d<«'s iiot interfere uilli business or ihiire it l pitkkly vi il.taiit.f : i . .:â– â– i ur .. 1l r effei ib a iuvi'i inn's testimony : . in my i . li . it is a cni e j ciili . â– â– !!!â– ir if ala hon alexander h stephens of ja - use of : ........: i . i . a :..:. to give it a the only tiiin s that ym-voi tails to i'.rli •-.. . uys : .-. i lit never i . â– : the extent i ..■•■m min : further for . / '-..â– arc sim â– ;!!.â– > the uniy < • i 1 m , minn l>r t v mason says 1 i mi ., tual ex ian r i . i to uic iciiic !• geimiiip which always , . the red z tm<le-miirk signature of j ii zkilin & co kor vi i i vi : oruooists blackmer&taylor having purchased t 1 1 e '"' s '-. 0 r wm smithdeal - i'lik ixtkkkst of r . . rd of the firm of r r grawfdro st co l»ii iai utl to supply our utli .;.: kiuils uf agricultural implements in sultlil ion t.i the s ii t-teil stock or i v i i w a !: k in the > r a t i we ilso handle rifle aiia blasting powder vv s e â– : mil ing supplies we will j 1 d^plicate any prices in the state ax » see l\s i i i savl taylor v:..y brer and over again over and over again no matter which way i turn i always bod in tin book of life some lesson i have to learn i must take my turn at the mil i must ind out tin gulden graiu i must work at mv task with n resolute will over and over again we can not measure the need < if even the tiniest lower nor check t lie how of the golden bands that run thiough a siugle hour hut the morning dews must fall and the sun and the summer rain must do their part and perform it all < >\ ur and over again ( ver and over again the brook through the meadow lows and over and over again the ponderous mill wheel goes once doing will not suffice though doing be not in vain and a blessing failing us once or twice may come it we try aguiu the path that has once been trod is never bo rough to the feet ; and the lesson we once have learned is never so hard to repeat though sorrowful tears may fall and the heart to its depth be driven with storm and tempest we need them ! all to render us meet for heaven a little lady i know a little lady who wears a hat of green all trimmed with red red roses and a blackbird on the brim she tied it down with ribbon under her dimple chin : l'ov oftentimes it's breezy when she comes tripping in she'll drop a dainty courtesy perhaps she'll throw a kiss ; she brings so many hundred that one she'll never mis with laughing sunny glances she comes her friends to greel : there's not another maiden in all the world so sweet ? her name v the roses tell you ! " 1'is in the blackbird's tune ! this smiling little lady is just our ow u dear j une ! lizzie l gould in st xieholus j a commonplace life we say and wesigh < lint why should we sigh as we say .' the commonplace sun in the common place sky makes up the commonplace day the moon and stars arc commonplace j things i the flower that blooms and llie bird thai sings : hut sad were the world and dark oni lot if the flowers failed and the sun shone not and god who sees each separate soul out of commonplace lives makes his beautiful whole susan cool i<1 ye the solid content a fanner has by hill arp fanning is a slow way to make money but then there is a law of compensation about everything in this life and farming has its bles sings that other pursuits do not have the farmer belongs to nobody lie is the freest man upon earth and the most inde]>endant he has more latitude and longitude he has a house in the country with plenty of pure air and good water it he makes but little in the field he has no oc casion to spend but little he can raise his own hog and sheep and cattle and chickens his wood costs nothing and the luxury of big back logs and blazing fires in open fire places all winter long is something that city people long for but cannot afford " my own farm cost me 7,000 i have 12n acres of open land in wood condition and it yields me on an average about five dollars an acre overall expense say nine per cent upon the investment \\ ell that is mighty little considering my own labor and supervision i've seen the time when i made five times as much without any capital except my head but then we have to keep a pair of horses to ride around and they have to be fed from the farm there are little leaks all round but still we are happier on the farm than we were in the town and feel more secure from the ills of life \\ e fear no pestilence or disease no burglars or thieves we lock no doors and mrs arp lias quit looking under the bed for a man i love to hear the churn dasher splashing in the butter milk i love to hear the rooster crow and the peacock holler and see the martins sailing round the martin gourds i love to have a neighbor stop and chat about the growing crops 1 love to take the children with me to the watermill and fish below the dam amid the roar of fall ing waters or paddle around the pond in an old leaky bateau i love to wander through the woods and glades and wear old clothes that can't get no older or dirtier and get caught in a shower of rain if i want lo old man horace remarked about two thousand years ago that the town was lite best place for a rich man to live in and the country was the best place for a poor man t dr in and inasmuch as riches wore uncertain and death was sure it becomes a pru dent man to move to the country as soon as he can get there farmers have their tips and downs of course but they don't collapse and bust up like tradesmen they don't go down under a panic the conversational st.\l it was a rainy s*.ibbath and but few were present in the little country church as the preacher came in some of the sisters gathered about him and said : don't preach to-day bro ther . just talk to us how many long-suffering congregations with svstems wearied and nerves rasped under the loud shrill high pitched declamatery tone of the preacher if they could only find a voice during the sermon would cry out to the pulpit dou't preach to us any longer just talk to us hooker in his ecclesiastical pol j ity tells of the complaint of the peo ple about the preaching in his day : some take but one word for their text and afterward run into the moun tains so that we cannot follow them not knowing how they went up or how they will come down again ' so some preachers no sooner name their text than they mount up in a high swelling tone as far romoved iron \ the ordinary way in which a man ; talks as the east is from the west ; ! and having once mounted they never ; come down again until the vnd of the ' sermon etymologically the sermon j or homily is a talk and not an ora tion the best rule then for the or dinary preacher is to make the con i versational style l lie basis 1 his deli v ery not that lie is never to rise from : this but let this be he point from . which he starts out as his favor leads him and to which he ivturns after a short excursion the following ad vantages will result the preacher will not be so much in danger of wearying himself one may lalk for hours in conversation without fatigue it is the unnatural declamatory tunes that make the throat ache again he will tint be much in danger of weary ing the people one may listen to a conversation for hours without deling tired but one cannot listen to one de claiming in a uniform pitch for hall an hour without aching in conver sation one varies his tone to suit his thought while one who declaims is in danger of keeping one pitch for all kinds of thought to be sure there i are some in every congregation who will think the preacher tame who on ly talks how do you like your new preacher said one neighbor to another oh he is improving won ; derfullyj he preaches louder and loud er hut those who have this test — ' in any congregation — are compara tively few further a preacher who talks will i not be so much in danger oi affecta tion and cant de new preacher is mo larnt dan mistah doles : but bless : you sail ! he ai;i ? t got de doleful sound like mr boles had n in ! deed if a man assumes a preaching and doleful tone the moment he en ; ters the pulpit he cannot but be gull i ty of affectation ; his tones cannot be a true index to his feeling there are some good souls indeed upon whom the doleful tone seems to act as a kind of charm they will close j i heir eves and float to heaven cinder the influence of the preacher's tone without any regard to what he is saj j ing jiut , it is safe to say that while one in a congregation under a preach ing tone will close his eyes and soar to heaven ten will close their eyes j and sink to sleep if one speaks in the tone of convcr i sation he will use the short simple words of conversation nothing is more manifest than that the pulpit j should use not the artificial language of books but the simple common words of life great swelling tones necessarily draw after them great swelling word all great revivalists are colloquial and conversational in j their preaching nothing is more | calculated says mr.fiuney,"to make a sinner feel that religion is a most mysterious thing that he cannot tin \ derstand than this mouthing formal | lofty style of speaking so generally employed in the pulpit — the church advocate . philadelphia record ind the llepub i m party has been a useful party and a great party and a strong party and a respectable party in this country bu for all this it must not imagine that when its trusted chiefs and lieutenants are haulded up in court day after day to be tried for criminal offenses against the laws of the country that the party itself is not also upon trial it is and the peo ple so understand it asheville oitiz n : mr c e gra ham one of the m<>-t prominent mer chant of asheville was r.iarricd in charlotte on wednesday the 6th to mi-s susie jordon of < miarlotte the j happy pair left the same day ' i .. northern tour mrs stowe's uncle tom rev josiah henson known for many years as mrs stowe's uncle tom died recently at dresden out in his ninety fourth year we find in an exchange the following account of his life : mr henson was born a slave in its in charles county maryland and in his infancy he was separated from his lather and a few years later from his elder brothers and sisttrs josiah and his mother remained in montgomery county md on the plantation of isaac riley whose con fide ice josiah gained by protecting him in many drunken brawls and by caring luv his estate after the slave had reached manhood the master be came bankrupt and caring that his negroes would bo sold lie persuaded josiah to lead them to the estate of his brother amos iiile in kentucky henson safely conducted twenty-one slaves including his wife and two children a distance of nearly 1,000 miles in kentucky the religious faith which his mother had instilled into him deepened and without being able to read he became a preacher in the methodist episcopal church such was his character for truthful ness that he was frequently allowed to leave the state on business and even to go northon his promise to re turn at a methodist conference in cin cinnati in 1828 he obtained gifts amounting to tf-7 and sometime af ter he arranged with his master to purchase his freedom for 450 he paid the money only to find that he was the victim of a trick and would have to pay 500 more for his free dom soon after he resolved to es | cape and after many hardships he made his way to canada with his wife and lour children he found wo'-k with the farmers of dawn now cauiden i upper canada and he soon accquired some property and be came the leader of hundreds of es caped slaves lie took an acctive pail in the underground railway risking his life more than once by venturing into kentucky in 1851 after his eldest son had taught him to read he visited england carrying in troductions to many people and meet ing with great kindness on his re turn he wrote and published his au tobiography for the purpose of raising money to buy the freedom of his elder brother mrs stowe doubtless obtained from mr henson much of her material tor uncle tern's cabin but tlr.it novel is not the history of mr henson as a slave nor wis m the model for un cle tom mr ilcnson visited eng land again a few years ago and had an interview with queen victoria the british public has purchased 1 000 copies of his autobiography the rapid strides which mexico is making in civilization cannot be well appreciated by those who have no par ticular dealings with that country so long steeled against progress as indicative of the situation there the army numbers now but 2g,661 and the mexican financier ail vocates cutting this force down largely point ing out that the discharged men can all find ready employment in the va rious enterprises now in successful op eration when papers devoted to the mouk'd interests urge army reduction the social and civil condition must in deed be stable and strong we trust that this may be so and that mexico may take a first-class rank among the nations of the world in like manner we would gladly see blaii e's idea realized of a consolida tion of the many little states of cen tral america o that the people may devote themselves to the ways of peace prosperity happy and enlightened as it is they add nothing to the commerce of our country because of their deplorable condition could they be raised in the scale of humanity they would lake from us a large quan tity of manufactures — news-obs about mexico mr t.b mills a capitalist of new mexico now in st louis states that large invest ments arc being made by americans and foreigners in new and old mex ico lands he says a scottish syndi cate paid 84.000,000 for 0,000,000 acres of land near duraugo a few days since and that a german syn dicate bought up several million dol lars worth of land in new mexico not long ago in old mexico ranch alter ranch is owned by foreign capi talists he perdicts that in 50 years time americans will own nine of mexico's northern slates as the for eigners who invest capital there eventually locate upon their lands and become american in speaking of chihuahui he said : it is a splendid city it has well paved streets is well lighted and watered and is one of the best policed cities i ever was in i havu't heard of a row there for two years every sa loon is closed at 11 o'clock the state of society in arkansas arkansas traveler a traveler on horseback attracted by a large number of children hud dled around the door of an arkansas cabin stopped and hsked of a woman who suddenly appeared : is this a school house ?" did you take it for sich ?" yes considering the number of children well i reckon you had a right to your opinion but is it a school ?'' no it ain't are all these children yours i reck in they a : r pears to me j that way anyhow how do you make a living for all j of them i don't i turns em out and let's era scratch where's your husband ?" in town in business there yes i reck in how long has it been since you \ saw him about a year why doesn't he come to see you ?" well you sec them deputy mar tins came along one day and si-ed him j bilin some corn in a kettle an they i mowed he was makiu 1 whiskey so they took him along look out there the stranger dodged but not quite soon enough a boy fell from a tree under which the stranger had stopped and struck him 011 the shoul der i didn't know he was there said the traveller regarding with aston ishment the youngster who arose to \ i his feet and commenced to throw dust at the horse i don't reck in you did the wo man replied but lemine tell you the woods is full of em an they're liable to drop down on you at any iniuit an as it ain't safe to stay i:i the timber you'd better take io the ! big road and moosey good day yon ike put that lizzard down eph that ar tarrapin'll bite you it you put your fingei in his mouth : drap that scorpion john and blow tommy's nose m 1 » care f fowls a correspondent of the poultry world says we sell twenty dozen eggs per week from 54 hens 1 se lect out and keep a record of those laying the largest eggs for sit tin : purposes for the purpose of raising a brown leghorn whose egg for size shall equal that of most other fowls my brown leghorns laid about three fourths of the eggs i got this winter although they do not comprise quite j one-half in number of fowls and it is my intention to keep only leghorus in future as i find they bear confine ; meut better than other and i am very limited in room my fowls are , ncer out from under cover having a j roof over their head's the entire year as 1 do nor allow them outside in the cold and wet they are always in j good health ami consequently in good laying order i spare no work that will conduce to the health and com fort of fowls i am especially care j iul to feed regularly and enough but j not too much and in as great variety as the season will admit of careful . to give air and clean roosts and eon j tinually battling against vermin : whether i can find any traces of any ; or not what sherman says senator j sherman of ohio in a recent inter view says the tariff undoubtedly } will be the great i-sue between the j parties next year in my opinion ! the outspoken declarations of our j the ohio platform on this issue foreshadow what the republican na , tional platform will declare it is the great issue between the two par ties j each party is committed upon it ; there is no doubt how each stands senator sherman is riglit the democratic party must fight squarely for a tariff for revenue | only or else it can make 110 real light at all it is a fact that so firm in texture i the paper of a genuine bank of england note that burning alone can hardly destroy it the authorities have in a little glazed frame the remnant of a note which was | iu the great fire of chicago though completely charred and black the paper still holds together aud the printing of the note is said to be sufficiently legible to establish its geiiuiness and to warrant its ih ing cashed there are some other notes at the bank after having goue down with the steamer erydice a few years ago aud reduced to a little more than pulp all of the northern papers nearly are having a tilt at the abuses of the jury system under tlii.s system there arc indeed very many great aud iuexcnsable abuses when such fellows as dukes and the star routers cau get off free l punishment there is snrely sometl.i . rotten in thejtiry box 117 star new spring goods kluttz & rendlesah have now rcc i their i ntirc stock i f spring ami sumnfi i ' . wrn selected with reat care to suit the varied wants and tastes of theii - •. hhi all f ulikii tin â– :.' rusch ._• - :.■•■< lieapcst thej i .â– largest of dry goods notions cloti1ixg furnishing goods shoes nd men's hats and family groceries they hare bought for many seasons q a ; of table n«l glassware full assortment of five cent tinware gl-^g^wv <\]\\ havo tliolx-t flour oat meal meats sugars teas y«rio!'it.i iih i c annki fiu its .! i i i its itkk kl i'.kan mkal new o i mol,a>sk .: : .; >\ kl !'\ a . a rimem f fam1lv mkj)u inks agents for coats 1 - empire gua^o which is p"first class and which wi come and sec us before you buy or t!l fur v w w tati.or ft d j rost1ax april 12 1883 s smen f ' • lit jv l'j hj lni 9 salisbury n c apt for phcenix iron works i^^s 1 turbine wheels 2?les3^^^^§«i=i^^^t : - also contractor und builder â– -*.- . __ â– ..-... prcsciifc t 1 ind four officers sitting in a on in india writes m:ss 0 c hoplev in her recent i 1 . isiiakcs were deep in a game uf whist siuld one of tin in turning deadly : made sign that iio one s!ioul : . or speak i i a '.;:-! cd \\ : isper he exclaiinetl : ive p till i'"i lieaven'a sakv ! i ivel a cobra crawling about 1113 logs ! i ir knew i hat timidity w us n the strongest eharacti . the snake and that it not disturbed or alarmed it would in due timedepart of its own accord all present were acciistonnul to the â– â– ulthy intru and -. i : « 1 !;•■■, ii enue ui mi ml lhey very noiselessly lout down so as to '. lke a neatli e when t notigh there wjis tiio un v isitor a full-sized cobra twining i;;<l gliding about tin legs of their helpless friend literally u h \ v as at hi feet a movement a noi -;â– . ev 1 an treiiiblo might â– 1 fatal lui ' ir was ac quaiutcd iuilk-1 i ' of th - - â– . ;.â– i anil cautii .- from hit - at :â– :â– '. ' slen yet il mg delay he . . . â– : " ~- ii ' the room wl i lie sisrncil 1 t i remain m . q ) '" cre p ! back \\ ith a winei r of milk in li i hand ami still with noiseless move ments set the sane r under the taljle as close lo ihe tei 1 i •• reptile a was safe lo ventnr -. j strain on their uerv â– was happily of not long duration f r - . lly they were relieve ! by s ? the creature gradually untwine itself and g the milk never before did that of ficer leap from hi.s seal as he then the moment he felt him?eli from the coils of the cobra and in the fac - of his was rave short si v r had mr cobra for sticks and whip handles were fret y even before the eaucer was polish jake's remarkable slate — two months ago a !'•:<•. named jacob meriwisky cam centralia pa and opened a -. he was patronize i by hi country men and the 1 - - ; ;; "- other uationalitics b n a 1 â– to read or write engliali l â– . â– 3te(1 l ' r ' english speuki ± ies lo c themselves • - : ■■• : ' tlie 3 were indebted the • - • and yesterday men were startled â– â– â– they iiid ' ' i1 r entered the n and â– â– â– ; ■•- - 1 ;: -' l their — " i ja â– â– - - ire 1 this 1 true ii ing to the 5 842 j m b gongh,s35 k -• « co • â– " -• -'â– ' â– freddy g rd 17 mrs lnngtry 30 and maci sheriff c'.os j day the loss ! ) the - il 11 keepei :- 7 '. healthcorset .. .' < i it tble - v •> ;;;:!«< t fitting r worn m r â– j d 3a0^ill only . n c rf —-^ dimes and dollars dnilars aiiu limes - â– y t3jf is thevorst of c;imes--t)iit |, v , . a good piano is a balm giluard of happiness to all ! \ o(l < > i " > ; 1 1 1 is hie fountain of goodness mcsmith music 11qusb i jam riiuof pianos organs i music ii<1 iial'im >'• l><ti < kih uth m t in voitit time to wtuikk iii^j i llm 1 : 1 ■•• i .'â– \ i . li i'll i lot !'â– a «-<>!!!> cow and call for sale â– ice < xoti to creditors . .; \ . : i administrator's nox ~ ■• â– â–
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|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
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|Date Digital
|[T. K. Bruner and J. J. Bruner]
|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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|State Archives of North Carolina Historic Newspaper Archive
|The June 28, 1883 issue of the Carolina Watchman a weekly newspaper from Salisbury, North Carolina
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|Carolina Watchman
|The Carolina Watchman
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|United States, North Carolina, Rowan County, Salisbury
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' 1 rld i q t^/^b i 1 tl 6 1 \/\/ ofri ii rn o n ajulu v^dlulliicx t t cllv^llllidljl 0l xi^""thirb series salisbu&y n c june 28 1883 n0c7 the carolina watchman i st vnr.mttei in nil year in . vi in km an i !■;. f hi i ; — * — headache rangeuieul of liver ttowcl ikidncys kvhptoms of a diseased liver i v . ■■■.. t r b c!i ■* l'i lax 1 heavy , ■■• ; u 1 ■h ..:. attend mt • ten plains i e isily t i : :■is.ition espon lent benc tudcto : i j si veral . thi ii-.-.i -. but cases ■• ■ted yet the liver to nged c ilioitld ht uxed y till pernonr 1<1 ii:d w iii'ih-vct msy i)i i i alti > o [ l,.,..,i:s i i r.iv'.nj mi t'n i iltliy !."■i ■■' m ">- ii avoid m il iria iti lions at larks dizziness nau : ilits , ic it nine l»ul i'i no in toiicatiug b verugo if you have eaten anything hard t diirextlotl or feel he vy in meals or bleep i . . y u will be relieved time and doctors hills will be saved l always keeping lh regulator in mm house : . l th roughly talc piirkalivi all •■■:.! iv and tunic can iuv ,, . • . harinlesa ai.d d<«'s iiot interfere uilli business or ihiire it l pitkkly vi il.taiit.f : i . .:■■i ur .. 1l r effei ib a iuvi'i inn's testimony : . in my i . li . it is a cni e j ciili . ■■!!!■ir if ala hon alexander h stephens of ja - use of : ........: i . i . a :..:. to give it a the only tiiin s that ym-voi tails to i'.rli •-.. . uys : .-. i lit never i . ■: the extent i ..■•■m min : further for . / '-..■arc sim ■;!!.■> the uniy < • i 1 m , minn l>r t v mason says 1 i mi ., tual ex ian r i . i to uic iciiic !• geimiiip which always , . the red z tm


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It's not all that unheard of in classic truck circles that a guy has a dream truck in mind for a long spell, and then one day the time finally comes when he gets to build it. Ever since Bruce Singer learned how to drive in his dad's 1964 Chevy K10, he's had a love for old trucks and hot rods. The '64 4×4 Chevy was the shop truck at the Singer family's Standard station, and amongst the tasks Bruce performed on customer cars before he even had a driver's license was to install go-fast parts. The work order would read a hot cam in this, and headers on that, and so it went.
Ever since his younger days Bruce has never been without a pickup, but it was in 1997 that he scored the raw materials for what would eventually end up as his over-the-top ultimate dream truck. Originally the 1955 second series GMC was from Arizona, the truck belonged to the original owner's grandson, and it was in pretty good unmolested shape when Bruce's friend John had the Jimmy shipped to Illinois. Once John got his hands on the GMC he decided with 179,000 miles on its Pontiac-sourced 287-inch engine and compound four-speed tranny that the truck was just a little worn out for his intentions.
No problem, Bruce took it off John's hands and used the GMC to hit the local car shows on the weekends. Around 2007 Bruce put the word out he was looking for a rat motor to drop in the GMC. Word came of 1970 LS7 engine that was plucked out of a Nova drag car that flipped and ate a guardrail. Bruce bought the ex-drag motor and hauled it over to R&R Engineering in Addison, Illinois.
First on the agenda was to detune the rat to run on pump gas. R&R punched the cylinders out 0.60 over and popped in a set of Keith Black 10:1 pistons. In place of its radical solid-lifter cam, a Comp High Energy hydraulic flat-tappet cam was degreed in. The top end got the full Offenhauser treatment with a pair of finned Offy valve covers and an Offy cross-ram dual-quad intake manifold. For ignition there's a Vertex magneto complete with a mechanical tach drive that powers a Stewart Warner tach. Interestingly in this state of tune the rat is a good powerplant for an old pickup – it puts out 525 horsepower at a low 4,200 rpm. Once the decision was made to build the rat up to the gills, the die was cast for everything else on the Jimmy to be a little over the top.
From the bare frame that received 145 lightening holes to hang the front and rear suspension on and beefing it up to handle the rat motor, the chassis work was undertaken by Hot Rod Chassis & Cycle. Bruce credited a major portion of the 1955's build to Kevin Tulley and his crew at HR&C. Chad Hill drew up a concept rendering and then Vince Thomberry at the Paint Spot in Addison, Illinois, took it from primer to Cadillac Black Cherry. Next Vince laid out the scallops in pure black and then pinstripped the edges in silver. Inside the bed there's a flattened cord of custom carpentered walnut, residing amongst a pair of tubs.
A 1963 Buick Riviera gave up its bucket seats to form the interior of the GMC. Ogden Top & Trim stitched black leather and laid black carpet to set the stage for a full complement of Stewart Warner gauges. The folks at Stewart Warner were so impressed with the cherry black Jimmy that they showcased it in their 2012 booth at SEMA. It was Rocco Fleming that mounted the Waltham clock sourced from an early Pierce-Arrow smack center of the Stewart Warner array.
From start to finish the 1955 Jimmy took three years to complete. It was thanks to the efforts of Bruce's son Adam, his wife Gail, and of course the skilled artisans like Ryan "Rocket" Sherman, Dane Larsen, and the guys mentioned previously.
Bruce Singer
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Frame: boxed, cross-braced 1955 GMC 3100
Rearend / Ratio: 9-inch / 3.90:1
Rear suspension: RideTech four-link
Rear brakes: Ford drum
Front suspension: IFS
Front brakes: Ford Torino 11-inch
Steering box: Heidt's rack-and-pinion
Front wheels: ET Classic V 15×5
Rear wheels: ET Classic V 15×8
Front tires: Coker Firestone whitewall
Rear tires: Coker Firestone cheater slick whitewall
Gas tank: aluminum in bed
Engine: 1970 LS7 454
Heads: aluminum rectangular port
Valve covers: Offenhauser finned aluminum
Manifold / Induction: Offenhauser cross-ram / dual Edelbrock AFB
Ignition: Vertex by Len Hughes
Headers: custom fabricated
Exhaust / Mufflers: custom 3.5-inch / Flowmaster 40
Transmission: 700-R4 by Phoenix Transmissions
Shifter: Hurst Indymatic
Style: 3100 stepside
Hood: 1955 GMC
Grille: 1955 GMC 100
Bodywork and paint by: Hot Rod Chassis & Cycle
Paint type / Color: DuPont / Cadillac Black Cherry
Headlights / Taillights: Sylvania / stock
Outside mirrors: driver side
Bumpers: 1955 GMC
Dashboard: custom panel
Gauges: Stewart Warner
Steering wheel: custom
Steering column: 1955 GMC floor shift
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