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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

TEAxKs-Mr. |. Il. Grouse, IF the Cty
Brewery. and SIR. Charles Roger, Of tie
Albany Brewery. both have the thanks IF the
DEHacRAr establishment for favors in the
shape Of tempting fluids.
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To TIC Ladies.

Tho various ceE r.iested ant distressing diseases
incident 4 iegsaigH. tTeased zih eminent success
Kaeh ~ Sgpprsssious, Irregularities Whites, Fell
.ng eg tbs Wsab. Tane-s al Urinary Diseases,
serraus Debility, Painful CT Difficult Hens;rUra-
ton. Baggeaues &c. wi,l - speedily cared, With
9nf pgisDuoas drugs, injuries. oT uppaletable med
Ie.nes u any kind. Lave no deiicacy in calling,
NJ difference what yeur troubles ulay be-. The AZ
atetsd are cordially iGrite1 - call aad satisfy
themselves.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23
DEBTORS, TAKE NOTICE !!

TEyHb GADERsIGNED HEREBY INFORMS
All .hpse Knowing them dive iI5et,.e.i t. h.u
ih.l ad bi~ Hnts MUsI BE SETTLED Up
IMMEDIATELY, or thy VIII be pIa. eI in ih /,
hands II tie pr"per tiieers fr co.lec.ion. THIS
l. boy play. bat stern reality.
A. PEARCE.
Albsny. Get 8 1909 -g;nsmi.
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Tafnst Market Rcport.

New York-Wheat 81 20.
LiveFpbol--N heat los Gil.
San Franeisco-Flcur. $ 20@5 ..
-" Wheat, 81 goal 50.
n ~ BARLEY. feed, S0090e.
!" +" Oats, 81 o0GSl 80.
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a WISE AND JUST LAW.

The equity nnl beneheenec of the Massachusetts,
statute, and the conditions In the Policies Of the
NEW ENG GLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
| COMPANY. whereby the SUR, nder value of Poll.
eies (alter payments of premiums have eeascd) Is
credited up full paid term Policy, was srecent-
| ly exempliaed la the case OF A. &. T. MILLER
OF Portland, Oregon, iusnred for $1,000 in this
Company, under the policy No. i3,05I.
MR., MILLER died August g 1860. and neg
leeted Ia pay the premium duo on his Policy ON
the 22l day OF January last. Tho President Of
the Company. upon being advised of the death n
MIR. MILLER, responded under date "f August
2ad. tha, by virtue Of Massaehusetts Laws and
tic provisions of the Policics Of the Company,
the Paliey yet in fun force. and tho loss
| lSj 00O) woali ha promptly paid less the amount
of the unpaid premium aud interest thereon.
TIE NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN.
| ISURANCE COMPANY If Eos, u Is the only Com.
pany on tAls Coast governed by this law. which
continues all IL Policies In force until every dol,
lar paid hy the assure IL absorbed In Insurance.
EvERs0N 1 HAIN&> ire the Gent Agent.
Of this Company. Oregon oGiee, cAHrEnS Buiid.
iur, Portland.
AhN'aPAstsis ~ isishl4NSs
"t9v5lStf \ .rnts NJ Albany. Or
No tac U=5ogsisnca Committee, mp
r. i'.-i - 3ssil lpau sh- merits % the wa-hiue <
t.ns iy lSeoe's Condensed sssp rH1 C.aatnep
E'..es. sieeltc t.aI sas aashia-. done by KANE's
t2HbEHsa"EoAr. IS '4e bret. 3o.ue sbs wask
ga sae. - Haro.r e.sh i.e- .s""r. ao ratJ.os
Elslar as il Hs'as ksssz's saaf brg ,isa b,.su4
sas ssoa ta As ag,.a.asls i:ai.,r
-. RUN&El.s Ney,h Yassaill.
DANtEl. sTRANG. sae,i.
Il. c. CRAWFORD,
Salem. Jpne. 12tb, 1899. Committee.
Kane's Condensed SOAP. YAscovvrR, W.
I" Arsust !. 1869. Mr. KAxg-sr: Yours Of
the 9Th received and In aaswcr To- your inquiries.
can say that yaur soap has givea perfect rats
faetou-bas performed AZ il was recommended L.,
perform. On giving It trial. the washwornan
was.ied Elk io1en of pieees without the nid of any
machine or rubbing. Yours. respectfully.
sasl2ps2sttf. J. l.. RANKIN.
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DR. GfBBnS is responsible. and viii giye to
ezch patient y written instrument binding himself
T. ezecl radical aaI permanent cure or make 10
charge
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RELIGIOUS. S. G. Irvine wilIpreach
at the q. 2. Chapel, in this city, to,nlorfow
tSabbath )eyening, at O'Clock.
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RECEIPTS OF STATE FAIR.-The total re-
eeipts of the State Fair, according TO the
Statesman, were $40, l56 25.
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WHEAT AND OATS WANTED |

TEYHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL PAY THE
b highest cash price for whpat and oats deliv-
cred at their Warehouse in Albany. Also wheat
and oats
Stored and Shipped at the Lowest Rates
Goods of all kinds received and shipped from
the Wharf MARKHAM q SON.
y3r52yI
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Eces WANTED. n.-Cheadle is paying SO
cents per dozen for eggs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

TAX GATHERER's NoTicE.-See the Sher-
ifs notice to tax payers Of Linn county,
new advertisements.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

'FIxIxG UP."-Our industrious Sheriff,
Mr.. Irvine, has this week been preparing
Inc Court House for the sitting of Ger
next Monday. The stairs. aislcs. bar. jury
b1x, ETC., have been earpette'l, the c,hwcls
brushed DOWN frnm the cciiiag AID WALL,
and everything put in ''apple,pie order"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

GOLDEN WEDDrNG.-On last Wednesday.
the Doth last, George and Elizabeth Hum
phrey celebrated the fftieth anniversary of
their marriage. at the residence of their son
in-law, DR.. w. @. Stewart, in this city
This is probably the first golden wedding
ever celebrated IN Oregon, and Of cou: Sc
attracted considerable attention frcm its
noYen.: Their eh;ldren.aa1 grand c'1;iiren
-of ul.om there are a gsodiy number in
this eitg-aal laaHy friep,ls of the family,
assembled o. tie ogsas:ons nIany Of tIem
bringing something as Il present % the aged
couple aud t. attest their appreciation u the
event.
George Humphrey IS 70 years old, and
his wife. Elizabeth, &C. They were mar
ried in Warrenton, Jefferson county, Ohio,
on the 10th cay of October, I819;- emigrd-
ted to Illinois in the spring of 1884, and
Immediately after the Black Hawk Purchase
of 1896, they crossed the Mississippi and
settled in the then wild and uninbabited
Territory of Iowa, where they lived until
I865-four years ago-when they emigrated
to Oregon, and will probably be content to
remain here until summoned to prepare for
that last journey, which all must sooner or
later take. We trust that ere that time
comes they may live to see the dawn of many
more anniversaries Of their wedding day.
- s = +
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spTnTAT, oOTLpoTOR OF oT.ATMs

SPECIAL COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS.
Accounts, Netes, Bonds. Drafts, and Mercantile
Claims OF every description throughout Oregon
aud the Territories, WILL BE MADE A sPE.
CIALTY AND PROMPTLY COLLECTED, rs
well pswith due regard for economy In nil bust.
ncss matters entrusted to lis care and the ptoeucds
paid over punetually.
Real Estate Dealer.
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New LocATIoN.-The Statesman locate.
Harrisburg in Lane county,
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RUMoR.-T is report on the streets
that Messrs. Montgomery & Barnes are GO
ing to open livery stable in this city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

ALEASY AuEAD.-oar enterpri<ing friend,
Charley Il sgScrs. agent of the Albany BS,w
cry. carried ofT the blue ribbon on his beer,
both At the Linn county and State Fairs
We a-e pleased to see that our Albany pro.
duciions are so highly appr cia.ei, boh 81
hume and abroad. aul that Charley Is meet
ling with such de-ervcd enc usagcfnent in
his attempts to cater Ia the public
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

SALE or FrRNiTuaE The household fl .
nitufe Of the "Ezchlage Restaurant. u Is
city, is advertised tz be sold II fai 6 auc-
tiaa N nezt Wednesday. Great bargains
lsay be expected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

CoRREcTIoS.-In our Portland correspon
dence, published last week, the figures -.
600 were Incorrect. 1900 are the correet
figures. and the ones intended.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

EQCEsrRIAxsniP.-we are pleased to state
that both the first and secnnd premiums in
this department were awarded tp ladies' of
Linn county. at the State Fair. Miss Maiy
Caplinger. one Of the mast daring and grace.
rul lady riders we have ever seen, took tie
.irst premium, and Miss Ashley, the sec.
.,rd
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

Persars q distance can he CURED AT
HOME, hy addressing 8 letter - Dr. GIbban,
stating case. symptoms, length of time tae disease
has continued, ard bave medicines promptly for
wuTsle1 rges of damage and curiosity. to any
part Of the country, iih full and piain directions
for use by epcaeiBr Sl5 dollars 10 currency SO
iE coin. in Registered letter. through the Post
"iise on Wells, Fsrsq &C. 4 package Of rnedi-
cine will be forwarded by express to any part Of
The Union.
Address DR J. T. GIBBoy.
Box 15c San Fraueisco, California.
Remember to IN; bsx 253 ou the letter.
Consultation FREE.
~ Correspondents wil please inform DR..
GIEBoS that they read lis advertisement in ia
STAvg Riea9s DsE3saAv.
naylsv4n3ay1.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

PREMIUMS. .-Messrs. McCord & Co., of
this city, took first premiums on seven vari,
eties Of soap at the State Fair, far eelipsing
all competitors in that line.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

New APP. C. Harper & Co., have a
new and attractive advertisement in to-day s
paper, which needs to be read to be appre-
ciated
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

Or those who contemplate marriage, who suf-
!egin< aadeT any II these fearful Iaaladies. shoul
sel frset The aae-d responsibilities resting upon
f4cla, nor delay t9 obtain iameii2te relief
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EEorrihfo .nfaeaaea.

and female, arc there who are suffering out mig
efable existence, fyofa the effect II secret ndulg-
snces, OF from sig1e absorbed into the system
Bogk at the1T palhd, e.1acfated and disGgured
aces, and their bfofen-dawn constitutions dis-
qualifying them fcr tie bappiness Of marriage or
tie enjoyment 81 life. IN this boTTid gftEation
thousa8dg suffer until Ecata closeg The scene. Let
pafeuts, guaT1iaoa a0d friends attend to those
wbo aro gagefigy gitb any Of these horrible, life
destroying nala1ies--sea tbgt they arc cared for
and cured bef9re Il is too ate. Send them inme-
4iafelg 20 DR.. Glbb0n, Il physician who has made
private diseases his especial study for year, and
wa9 is certain to tie most iDgeterate caseg,
without mercury q any injurious drugs. It Is
Important f. those who are afflicted, 10 those
who Interested IL the welfare If their friends,
- bc careful II the many pretended doctors who
ufes cities puHishiug their skill IN curing all
discases in few days, imposing upon the public
- asing the names of eminent physicians irons
Europe and other p'aeeg Bg, therefore, careful,
aud make strict inquiry. Or you may fali.iEto the
hands q ta09c cbaTlstaps.
Ge1uinsl Weakness.
Gelinai emissions, tbe consequence Of self
abGge. Tbis solitary vice. o. depTaycd sexual
indulgence, is p@setIse4 ~ the youth Of both
aezcg o. aa alas0st unlimited extent, producing,
~iih ugeTriug certainty, the following. train
ofmoIb.J stmpt9ms ufless c9mbattcd b. scicBtifc
medis4. measures, fsZ Eailgw c9untenance, dark
epetz under ees rs.a IN the head, ringing IN the
eatz. uo.gs like t rasE'iag oT Leases ard Tatiling
ut ciasofs 8easB1ss about tic Igins weakness a
fhe limbs, eeEfusea vision, bIEnted intellect Iesg
efcana4e;ce. dif.aeucc ri approaching strangers,
4jalske t. farsa ncwgeeEa5ataBees. disposition
T. sEun sacsety, loss of puegzoEy, hectic E8sbea
dsapses and eraEsi9rs about the face, larYed
ialg8e, igetea breath coughs coCsufnPton, nigh:
s1eats. ln1nsasaHia sad frequent insarify. ii
gei3ef be not oftaiae4.the saflerer should apply
Immediately, eabe- IA poFsen Or BY letter. to have
cuFc ELECTED u bisuew AID scientific mode oi
treating fAis disease which fails Of ehcetiDg
a q'iiea aud En55eaI cure. Dr. q. will give SI00
g aoy person wgie So prove satisfactorily . bim
saat be- aas cared II t..is complaint by either oi
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON

oaiee NO. O. Trout Street,
Adjoining the Telegraph Office, Portland, Oregon
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gret 10 learn of his death.

OFFIcEgs.-Feilowins are the officers Of
the State Agricultural Society for the ensu-
ing year: Dayid Clark Of Marion, Presi-
dent; B. F. Willcughby, Of Lane, and W.
4. Mills, o. Washington, Wee Presidents ;
/ Secretary. john Minto; Treasurer, J. IL.
Moares; Directors, c. p. Bus kLari, Of Linn;
}. w Lewis, nf C.ackamas; d. +. Stewart,
Of Yamhill y. Newton, of Benton; j. c.
Allen, of Polk; C. +. Bacon, of Multno-
aiah a:.al G. w Hunt, uf Marion.
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HATs.-Lard Chesterfield has we'll and
truly remarked that "a man is never well
dressed until his heed is dressed" There
fore. r to p c. Harper & Co.'S and procure
'.ne uf their ha-s IF ,ie ''lsiest aggyy. and
;i.cn yen'se properly dressed, even if yop
hav nt anything else on your persnn. /,
makes Il uniform equal TO the Texan Majnr's,
and his is said Ia have consisted Of 81 paper
c9lar ard pair of spurs!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-10-23

e Following arc the causes that will come up FOR
adjudication at the October term Of Cours which
ecnvenes next Monday;
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PRICES.-A FAIR OFFER.

=, send nd, the retail price Washer s' Extra Wr'nger
these respects, exercises the virtue OF
temperance. And if he denies himself
the present pleasure for Chrst's sake,
that he may be more efficient in the
service of God, or because he may there
10y save a .fcltow man from danger or
harm, then is his temperance most
honorable christian virtue.
wish, thirdly, to have it impressed
Oh every mind that thetenperance thus
authorized by the gospel isnevera a work
Of supererogation. That is, he who lives
up to its requirements Dies no more
than it is his duty to do In a compa-
ny where wine was passed., a gentleman
said, II have never taxa, a temperance
pledge, therefore am free to drink +"
He was a protesting Christian. He
drank, while others pesent who had
taken temperance pIetke refused He
seemed to think that IS he had not
pledged himself not todrink wine, he
was free to take it. WHIT he said, left
the impression tnat the "theIs ulu per-
fl city right in refusing, ut their obtigd-
ton to refuse arose simpy from the fact
that they had pledged themselves. He
seemed to assume that pis practice was
justifiable, and he Ms doing well
enough, and moreover njoying IA treat
which the others lost bcause they had
covenanted to be lille better than
than they needed to be! If that was his
idea, it was most mistken ono. Nei-
ther in signing the pleSe nor in refus-
ing wine had they donAny more than
it was their duty to do The same con-
sideratioDs that made their duty to
take the pledge made this duty to re-
fuse wine.
Temperance men arlnOt advocating
any transcendent virtutabove the plane
of duty. They simply lrgue for what is
right.
| 1t is an indisputable act that the ta-
| king by healthy pesou OF single
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I'm STANWOOD.

NOTICE is hereby given to the public gene
N rally, that the undersigned having NOV
ed to and taken up his residence in the Town
of Stnnwoodi, will be found always on hand
there to attend to any business connected with
lots III said Town.
W. G. MALY,
One Of the Proprietors of said Town.
STASwoOD. April 10Th, 1869. ;ml7
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WHAT SMOKING DOES FOX BoYs.-A
certain Doctor, struck with large num-
ber of boys under fifteen years OF age
whom he observed smoking, was led
to inquire into the effect the habit had
gained upon their general health. He
selected siXtytive boys having this habit,
aged from nine to fifteen aud carefully
examined them. In twenty seven of
them he discovered injurious traces of
the habit In twenty -twoot them there
we're various disorders ~ the circul ion
AID digestion, paIn.tatlou nf the heart,
and q more or les- marked taste for
strong drinks. In Twelve there wa.
rather frequent hlecding Of the nose
ten had dist lurbed sleep; and four had
slight ulcerations of tnt mucous mem
brane of the mouth which disappeared
on ceasing from the use OF tobacco for
some days. The doctor treated them
all for weakness but with but little effect
until the smoking was discontinued,
when health and strength were soon re-
stored.
Now this is no 'old wife's tale, ~
these facts are given or the authority Of
the British American Journal.
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A gentleman travelling iu railway
carriage WAS amused BY n constant frs
of words between two ladies. One Df
them at last kindly inquired II their
conversation did not make his head
ache. when he answered, with good
deal of E"en'na-i,t.s-: No. ma'am,
I've sssa nsrAea tNva4 ysxsx. @&
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.. SCHOOLEY.

48 6PRlNGDALE IOWA.
IN HCHOOLEY has lately extended his
II. buildings. and having a full set OF
w0rkmen ts now fully prepared and is build
ine the best and finest carriages found In mar
ket. No Iowa timber used hut he always se-
lecta the very best timber In the eastern for
ests. a8m6.
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Paul, "Ie are not your own. for ye are
bought with a price" He loves God,
and has covenanted to live for him.
His plain duty therefore, i, to care for
himself. not merely with view to his
own pleasure and selfish ends, hut with
n supreme regard to what God may want
of him. For the qualification Of hi. own
pleasure, he has no right to run risk OF
serious injury to that which is Gods.
Total abstinence from all Intoxicating
drinks is therefore first principle OF
christian temperance. This law of tenn
perance, interpreted and enforced by
love to God and man, reaches out over
the whole life. This law requires an
intelligent understanding of the effects
of our habits on ourselves and others, n
firm self control at the limits of lawful
indulgences, positive self denial from
everything hurtful to ourselves or 9th
ers; and especially, II tender conscience,
that will allow no sin merely because it
seems Il little one. The man who allows
himself in that which he feels is not
quite right is:.on the road I" ruin.
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REMARK SAyINGso OF NOT VERY
GOOD PERSONS Let me die the druth
of the righteous, and let my Last end be
like his. y Baiaam.
ave must needs die, and are rs water
spilled on the ground which cannot be
gathered up again. .'-Woman of Telloa.
"Itis cxpcdent for us that one man
should die for the people, aud that the
whole nation perish not. "-Caiaphas.
"If this council or this work be ofmcn
it will come to nauglt; but if it be OF
God, it cannot be overthrown.h Ga
maiel
"pernsr the works OF our philosophers
! with all their pomp of diction; how
mean, how contemplate they are. con-
pared with the Scriptures!' "Wilerc is
the man, where the philosopher. who
could so live, and so die, without o-ten.
tation:" "If the lie aud death of ,>"cra
tes are those of Il sage, the life and death
OF Jesus are those of God. d."-Rosseau.
what Il pleasing contrast to the vul.
gar malignity with which Eo'utaire
spoke of Jesus" Ecruser Fujamc-
| "Crush the wrctcl.')
"God tempers the wind with the shoril
lamb" II never drink; | cannot af-
ford it; it costs me three days, the first
day i'm SHINING, the second in suffering
! and the third in repenting."-Laurenc
| Sterne.
! Il know men, and I tell you tha,
Jesus Christ is not Il man. "Alexand-
er, Caesar, Charlemagne and myself
founded empires. But upon what did
we rest the creations of our genius
| Upon force. Jesus Christ alone founded!
his empire upon tore and at this houl
millions ofmen would die 70. him. II
you do not perceive that Jesus Christ is
/ God, very well; then did wrong to
make you general."-(To General
Bertrand. )-Napoleon Bonaparte.
when reflect upon what | have
seen, what have heard, what l have
done, can hardly persuade myself that
all frivolous hurry and hustle and pleas
ure of the world had any reality; and I
look OH that which has passed as one OF
those wild dreams which opium occa-
sions, and by no means desire to re-
peat the nauseous dose for the sake OF
the fugitive illusion. Lord Chester
field. at
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-23

MODERN CHURCH ENrENsloN. - Paul
in laying out the plan of the missionary
tour, took In the towns and cities that
most needed the gospel; hu, modern
Christian workers do not initiate Paul.
If we want to go anywhere, we want T."
go where the people are the best; we
spend our life in building on other
mems foundations. Am | called to
teach Sabbath School class? want
good boys and girls. with hair c"mbcd
and faces washed. Am | to gather II
church > 1t must i,e OF elegant people,
well dressed and polished in manners;
and SO "a church in these days is apt TO
be built not out of the world but out "i
other mems churches. Some men spend
all their their time in fishing in other
mems ponds, and they throw their line
into the church pond and jerk out II
Methodist, and in this pond they jerk
out II Baptist and think they have gain
ed something. No gain at all. Take
fifty men from one regiment and put
them in another, the general army
gains no strength. Recruits give the
strength. We ought to build our own
churches and fight out the world; then
we should not build on other people +
foundations. This is IA large world. In
our school days we learn that the earth
is so many miles in circumference and
in diameter There is a latitude and
longitude Of want aud woe and sin in
| the world that no figures can calculate.
! This continent of sin is SO large that
could not give its boundary, except t"
say that it is bounded on one side by
heaven, on the other side by hell aud
on all SIDES 10y the great heart of Gods
COMMISSIONS We seem to take II man
by the coat as he enters the church door
and say that his broad cloth is very
| fine. Let him 80 up and take good
seat We take another man aud seem
to say, that is very poor coat; go to
the mission chapel. The evil will not
he corrected until we have free chulches
large enough to hold all that come.
! am tired of h,snbarding iron-ciad sim
ners who for forty years have withstood
| christian assaults. Give me some oi
these outside sinners to act on. -Dr. Dt
| VIZ 1utndyc.