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A careful reader Of the Bible was assailed by
an iniidel with such expressions Is these;
"That the blood Of Christ can wash away sin
Is foolishness I don't understand or believe
H."
The Bible student remarked; "You and Paul
agree exactly"
"Howr'
"Turn to the hrst chapter Of Corinthians and
road the eighteenth verse" "For the preach-
ing Of the erOss Is to them that perish, foolish
ncs but unto US which are saved, IL Is tho
power Of God" lie ever amer studied the BIZ
bic. and found ii to DO Gods power unto saliva
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The Old Story.

When visions Of her face come Ger me,
Other sweet face 50 FAR away,
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That birds sing sweeter for her seeing,
That grass Is greener, skies moro blue,
That all things take richer hue.
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o sweet young love, that in all ages
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GLOW ever, ever fresh AMI warm.
o dear old story ever youngi
Artists have painted, poets sung
Sure, naught in life is half 80 sweets
Death cannot mako you Incomplete.
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A celebrated divine. who was remarkable. in
the first period Of his ministry, for bOisterOus
mode Of preaching. suddenly changed his
whole manner in the pulpit, and adopted q
mild and dispassionste mode Of delivery. One
Of his brethren, observing il, inquired Of him
what had induced him 10 make the change. lie
answered. "when I was young. thought II
was the thunder that killed the people; but
when I grew wiser. discovered that II was the
lightning; 20 I was determined in future to
thunder less, and tighten more"
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A great peace fell upon me. The terror Of
darkness was gone. keep ho'd Of my hand,
oh. my Father - I prayed fer'ently "and
though should be called to walk through the
valley and the shadow Of death, l will fear no
evil. Let not my feet wander 70 the right or to
Al. leff
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1--we take care Of our trusts, God will take
care Ofour triumph and when the hour Of VIC
tory comes we need have no fear but the faith
tina, did not fAlter and the work that did not
cease, win blossom out into glory hr surprising
the brightest Of our dreams.
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THE UNrOLD srIsERIEs

That result nom indiscrction In early liis may b
alleviatsd and cured. Those who doubt this assef-
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Peter Cartwright, AFTER ffty years service As
q Presiding Elder. has been relieved. and Mt
Chicago his mastering out was made the coca
SION Of very interesting celebration. and the
bestoyai Of valuable and appropriate gifts.
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Il is not required tina, q man shall always De
perfect, in order to be true Christian. But II
i, required that he should be sincere seeker AZ
ter perfection. II is required that he should be
moving forward, and advancing up the straight
and narrow way oflife.
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The Cincinnati Board Of Education has for
hidden the use Of religious books and sacred
songs As well Is Of the Bible In the schools. A
course as unwise and 50 injurious to the young
viii not be sustained by the people Of this
country. and II d doubtful II the Board Of Ed
ucatiOn represent the views Of the majority Of
the people Of Cincinnati Ours d the best gov
eminent on earth because IL IL the most Chris
tain. The Bible is the corner stone Of our in
stitutons.
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Read what the editor Of The Cincinnati Times
says Of ALIENS LUNG BAIsAMi
REMARKABLE CURE.-Mr. Samuel Lewis ono OF
the old Pioneers Of Cincinnati, was very long, APP
parently, in the last stages Of consumption, and
given up by physicians, when some Kind friend REQ
commended him TO uso ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.
lie did 50, and Immediately commenced recovering,
and Is now able to attend TO business. lilo says'
"In truth, may say II has saved my life." Mr.
Lewis Is well known In Cincinnati, and the fullest
confidence may he placed in his statements. II Is
due, therefore, to the community, especially those
suffering under this terrible malady, that tho fullest
publicity DO given to such marvellous cures, that
other sufferers may avail themselves Of the remedy.
With pleasure, therefore, wc refer to this cure.
Prom our knowledge Of tho merits Of this excel
lent Balsam, and what VIC hear Of It's merits, We
think Il should DO st once used by oil persons SUI.
Ssring frOlA = cough. or any pulmonary complaint.
We hear that @DN advanced in consumption
have been cured BY its use. 4w1
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TWenty.uvC IearS IfaCtlce
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The first Methodist sermon in America was
preached little over century ago to congre-
CATION Of five persons.
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II is said there are forty members Of Congress
who are humble Christians, and among them
Senator's Patterson, Of n. H., Wilson, OF Mass.
and Harris, Of ". Y.
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Protestant missions in China are in their in
fancy. and yet there are now 5,7i3 oommuni-
cants, and LAG catechumens in the various
mission church.
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The largest Sunday school in the world is
said to be at Stockport, England. numbering
1000.
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Snare LtMes.
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Welcome lines 10 ladies-Masculines-
The best board Of health-A light diet.
An agricultural Angela wheat corner.
A harmless death-Dpwning in tears.
Played out-rhe water in hre-engine.
Blood tells-especially on ones shirt bosom
The original Greeian Bend-rhe Grecian
nose.
Ladies, without rsgsrd to seI," are invited
to attend . woman's RI hts meeting in . western
town.
There Is only one good substitute for the en-
dcarment Of sister. and that In the endear-
ments ov some phellow's sister.
A philOsophic editor in Atlanta remarks "A
Ku KluI editor calls US liar. but we have not
sufficient confidence in him to believe him.
Female pickpockets all wear the convenient
Arab shawls. They fold their shswls Ike the
Arabs, and as silently steal away.
What word is that composed Of FIVE letters
from which II you take two, one remains'
Stone.
squibs thinks he shall apply to the legislature
-, -, 80. o,,.r u,x
r,.n,,,.,,a;,, vo,, s,r Low. !. ..,h,l-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" II Is sweet
,h;nr
Our temper arc like an opera glass, which
make, the object small or grea, according to the
end YOU look through.
.c.,.a, ,.,, sr,, . younv v;rr, heart with
his graceful attentions and then jiltei her. In
r.,r,, sh. srel nj, harm and grain ricks with
her own f,ir hands.
,,. .y,, ,;.h, n. eli al
49,, - ,h.m,oo Al. heal os AN ele,b,n, with
T.. thimbl.fal Of soap-suds as TO do business and
iypor prin,,r,s ink.
s,.,np ,n,horv declare. tha, she .rIIl
have Susan u. Anthony on her tombstone and
not relict Of some fool Of q man." Hard on her
father.
I'm describing n new organ, q country editor
saws "The swell died away In delicious sutfoca-
ton, like one singing sweet song under the
bci-clothes."
Near Columbus, Miss, the other day. negro
tried to outwalk a locomotive, and he leaves a
wife and six children in straitcued Circumstance
es."
A satirical French author says: "When lost
my wife every family with which was acquaint-
ell offered me another but when l lost my
horse not one of them offered to make him good"
There are seven women in the territory of
Wyoming. and since they have become enfrsnch-
ised il Is understood they arc all candidates for
Congressional hOnors.
When Don Pi,tt spcaks OF the miserable sar-
dine who runs the State Department he proba-
bly, refers to Secretary Fish, but In terms which
can hardly be considered respectful
One Of Brigham Younr's old DANTE band has
made n deathbei confession of four hundred
murders. as nearly as he could reckon, for the
sake Of the church.
A Kentucky Editor has. had hi, hair pulled
out by a dry sOols clerk for publishing an arti-
Gle on cool manners. It's but Just to say that
the clerk Loot his shirt in the ARRAY.
~, NJ v..,. A., Az. 0,.d-,,,,
OF the day IS Shall the Thanking privilege DC
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Rsnd,ipA, Msss, Oct. 10, 1862.
Mrs. BELcHER,-I had been q sufferer for seven
years befOre knew about your Medicine. had no
hith, for had tried various kinds Of Medicine and
several Physicians and only relieved for short
have tried this valuable Female Medicine, and cx.
perienced a cure, without the aid Of Supporters,
from three bottles. Very respectfully,
6mOcow MRS q. II. WINNETT.
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