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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
TO PHYSICAL Ms.
New loRK, Aug 18th, 1865
Allow me TO call your attention 10 nv
preparation of Compouna
Extract Buchu
Extract Buchu

The component parts are BUCHU, LONG LEAF
CUBERS, JUMPER BERRIES.
MoDE OF PREPARATION Buchu, in va.
cuo Juniper Berries, by dstillstion, 10 form
hne gin. CubCbs extracted by displacement
with spirits obtained from Juniper Berries Ne
~ little sugar is used, and n small proportion
OF spirit 1t is more palatable than any now
in use.
Buchn, as prepared by Druggists Is OF "A dark
color. IL is plant that emits rs fragrance, the
action OF a flame destroys this (its active princi-
pie leaving dark aud glutinous dccoction
Mine Is the color OF ingredients. The Buchn IN
MY preparation predominntes the smallest quan
uty OF the other ingredients ore added 10 prcyent
mentauon upon inspection il will be found
not to be Tincturc, made Ia Pharmacopaa
nor is II Il Syrup-and therefore can be used IN
cases where fever or inflammation exist In this
you have the knowledge of the ingredients and
The mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will favor II with n trial
and that upon inspection it will meet with your
appreciation,
With feeling of confidence.
am, very respectfully,
III. II. I1ELMBOID.
Chemist and Druggist,
cfl6 Years Experience.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29

G-;' Since our last issue, the wca4s er has
loon boiling hot. The thermometer, daily, has
mnrcl from 90 to 100. No such continued hot
weather have we ever before experienced.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29

Cart. G. 5. Whites infant son, JouN
.NaeR in the falling of window at his fathers
residence ia this place. on Monday last, had the
."d Of his thumb on tlT left hand SO mashed tina,
tae ilash aud nail htI to be removed. Dr.
I Irl.lo> attended The case
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29

E1,' We have been requested to state that
Hc Peat Dumb and Blind Institution Of West
Virginia, at this place will be opened for the re-.
opu'n Of This unfortunate class Of our State. on
IIatsdoy the goth day Of September next
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
EFFEcrs OF TIE WIN ON RnrAn.

EFFECTS OF THE WkR on BREAD
sTUFFs.-Thc n. Y. World of yesterday week
says that since the declaration of war all the
shipping grades of flour have advanced from Il
to - 80 per barrel, and wheat ("No Milwau-
kee," by which cabnlistc formula the trade ex-
press the standard), has gone up twentr cents
per bushel, or from 81 30 to 81 80
As regards the probable future of the breadstuG
market the best opinion is, that if Russia remains
neutral there will be no very notable advance.
The stock of wheat in New York is three times
as large as the stock at tue same time last year,
and the new crop is two weeks earlier. two cir
cums'onccs having powerful tendency to pre-
vent an advance. II Russia becomes involved
however, this closes the Black Sea supply aud
1t IS thought by the trade that -four will 20 up
to $40 per barrel and wheat reach s. Il busucl.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29

[ From tie Largest Mann|actsriag Chem-
lists an Me World
NOVEMBER 4, 1854
"Idm acquainted ruth Mr.. H. II. HELM
Mold he occuPjcd The Drug Store opposite
my residence, anil ,rds successful az con:
dWcttag tie business whcrc others hat not
been cquaIiy so dcf0re him hare Jccn
Jdeordbiy Impressed ioith hischdrGctcr and
enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers x Wcightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
To all whom it may concern

NOTICE is hereby given that having been an
IN pointed by the proper Court Of LAFAYETTE
county, State Of Missouri, guardian Of William
H., Margaret and Francis Ofuu, children Of Sa-
roh Jane Ohutt dec d. and lcgatecs under tho
VIII OF David llenIebower, decd shall apply
to lhe circuit court Of Hampshire county, State
OF West irgiuia, on The Isl day of the next
August term %. said circuit court, 10 make au
ord' .cc'ing the guardian of said wards I'm the
State oi west Virginia, or the administrators Of
lhc VIII annexed OF David IcHle5owcr deed
10 t'y "'a acuFer 10 me all personal property
and money jn their h1rds belonging 20 NV said
wards and o. aH'AUrize noe TO sue for. recover
'Hd receive ali money or personal property which
may belong 60 my said wards in ihc said county
oft Hampshire and to remove tho same 90 the said
state Of Missouri
JOHN W. RINEHART,
Guardian Of William 49,, Margaret aud Francis
OFuU.
T.f. r--.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
Holmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

Is the great specific for Universal Lassisudc.
Prostitution, &c.
Ihc constitution, oHce affected ,ciM Dr.
gaaic Weakness, requires tie all If Ned.
icine 10 strengthen d,d in0igoraie me sys-
tenn rhich HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU in0ayinbiy does II no treatment
IS unlimited 10 Consumption or insanity
easucs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29

cSD-At large meeting held in Staun-
ton on Monday last, in furtherancc Of the
Valley Railroad, Colonel Harmon RESIGNED
The Presidency of the road, and stated that
tie had assurances from General Robert r
Ice that he would accept the presidency in
connection with the duties of isofice as
President OF Washington College, by con-
sent Of the Board of Trustees
ES-Thc country in the vicinity of San
Saba, Tezas, is fairly occupied by Indians.
rcoros OF families are leaving their homes,
ana III many instances ale reduced to des-
ttuicn.
pIsTGESsIEG-A SAD WARNING On
Sunday morning, HENRY, little son
of Mas. Emily LLOYD, Of this town, aged
about six years, died; and on Monday
night, GEORGE, another son, aged about
nine years, CROSSED tho river" and rests
with his younger brother, in the ',hade on
the other side" One day last week, these
little boys, in company with other children,
went black bcrrying; during their absence
10 Is supposed that they ate Of some poison.
Gus tomles which they found in the woods
In few days their systems became so i'm
Prcguatod with tho virus as to billie medi-
cal skill, and they fingered until the times
men toned, when death put an eud to their
distinguishing Mirror, Jrig y.
- There were II deaths from sun
stroke IL the city Of NV York On Monday
last, and Oh Tucsday 20.
sey'Ihinl Of il, workers and Consumers
There are 10000 Federal Office holders
supported by your taxes is it not time
90 shake OF these leccbes?
Efs On the ! 18th inst fifty men Of the
sixth Cavalry had alive hours fight with par
iy Cd. 300 Indians near Fort Richardson, and
were "r'e back some eight miles.
gz~ There companies Of artillery have
been Despatched from Fortress Monroe TO Rs.
-'-u. y. G, TO aid tic Governor of that State
90 Ie-llr order.
Ef5-Ibo salary Of the Pos muster at
Cumberland IS 50, 200.
< - The friends cfMr Lincoln say that
i I- doubtful whether She viii accept the pension
70 .er py Congress, on account OF the man
H.. 'u which ia was granted
- The yield from the wheat in most
%. mHnIr OF Virginia turns out to be bot
'..n expected. AI. oi..r crops arc good.
Fr .r ~ lha5s, fashionable Sio,-
m.E.r, has removed Lis shop up street..
nar.y opposite ibo Armstrong Hotel"
- 2s7's7-1r.-r-e s-sss-rz--1--sr----s-
tHG hUGtlIEST or FAcrs- Jrh III,
'.""i ~ Hr l1r'ie eourl,i Z. ~ frtur
" I'fs ore m1i. yuji'r: I'm tie Z3J oJ
D... Ir', L.i u. TiWIf, sirI ,a.
r.dig 10 U9H,m, ro agi.ruy
[l.'t ana obfiu0e 0ad sc.cr LH... of,e.
''", 7ra"pnaieJ ~ great i@7Hy 5-lot
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
by Yesterdays Mail.
The Latest War News.
ENoLAND rnEpAR1xn ron ,r.p

ENGLAND PREPARING FoR WAR.
LoNDoN, July 2T.-The greatest activity
is manifested at the great naval deno,, "a
orsenals throughout England. Great store.
Of ammunition aud supplies Of alt kin5s ,,c
being accumulated rapidly. indicating =.
positive policy. During the past few davs
the Government has issued immense orders
for war supplies, TO be delivered at the va
rious admiralty depots
PRUSSIA ABLE TO CARRY THE WAR INTO
FRANCE.
BERLIN, July 27-Berlin corrosror-
deuce asserts that Prussia. from tho mac
nitude of her defense and enthusiasm - her
people, is prepared to carry the war into
France.
TIE SECRET TREATY.
LONDON, July 27.-Journals Of Paris
e1citedly assert that the treaty never had
any existence outside of sundry converse.
tons between Count Bismarck and Bsne-
dctu while the latter was acting as French
representative at the Court Of Berlin.
BISMARCK ACCUSED OF DUPLICIry.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-The members If
the French Embassy 10 this civ warmly
accuse Count Won Bismarck of dunlicity
IN seeking to excite England and America
against France, by the simultaneous pub
lcation Of proposed secret treaty between
France and Prussia, in the columns of the
London Times and the New York IIcyo5
1t IS understood that copies OF the treaty
were given 10 representative Of the above
journals at the headquarters of tho Prus.
sian Embassy in this city on Sunday last.
to be forwarded to their respective Offices
for publication.
RuNoRED DEPARTURE OF TIE EMPEROR.
LONDON, July u There is rumor
IN circulation upon tho Stock Exchange
lhat the Emperor has left France on board
Cue squadron dcatiued for operations upon
the Baltic.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29

RI We are authorized to announce Hon
iIrNm G. DAVIS, as a candidate to represent this
District in the next Senate Of West Virginia.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
Helmbold's Fluid ExtractBuchu

!" affections Peca'ior 10 females, is me
4ndHod ~ any oHter PreParation, as Il.
Chlorosis, or ReteHtioH, Ptinfuh,css, or
Suppression If Customary Ecdcuations,
liberated ar Schirrus .Sfate of NE Uorus,
a"d all complaints incident 10 tie ser, or
NE decline or change ofGG.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
SALE OF LAND.

II pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Cou-,
4 o. Ihe county Of Hampshire. pronounced on
The 18th september, 1867, in n suit therein pens
ing wherein =. ID. Brady s Executors are com
PIainants and James Abernathy's administrator
&c, are defendants, we, the Commissioners tber,l
IN named for the purpose, will, On
.S"''",ioy The 9Th 9ay Of August. 1870.
before the Courthouse door, at Romncr. proceed
10 SELL at public auction, the foitowinr LaNus
whereof the said James Alternately died seized
TO wit tract OF
3O4 IA Acres,
patented to said Alternately. This tract lies on
the Alternately Mill run adjoining the lands OF
John Brady heirs Donaldson, sc.
~ Lot OF eO Acres.
part OF Lyons land, the same conveyed to James
AoSrnathy by john b. White, clerk. by decd re-
corded in Book 80, page 4l3. \ tract OF
l33 Acres,
on the Mountain west Of tho South Branch sop,o-
times called "River Mountain patented to Jas
Alternately July LIST, 1858. \ tract OF
1917 4creS,
.ihe Moot tract, on the North west drains Of
the South Branch, near Springfield. tract Of
400 Acres,
on the drains of the South Branch. y ". side
adjoining lands Of Philip Graces and Craiy's
heirs, and patented TO james Alternately july
30th, 1886 A tract of
= . ~ g TX T. -
on \. w. side of South Branch Mountain. ad
joining a survey made for John Higgins and Mi
chacl Laubinger, patented 20 james Aftermath
July 30, s36. \ tract of
SO 4 CRE.S,
ON Switzer's run and 5. E. foot Of Switzer's
mountain, adjoining lands OF Chapman's heirs.
patented 10 james Alternately July 80. 1886.
And any other lands Of which james Aberna-
thy died seized
Terms Of $nICI
One-hIth in cash aud the residue i'm I and %
months with interest from day of sac-thc pur-
chaser TO give bond with approved security for
me deferred payments, and the title To bc retain
ca as a further security. Should the sale of said
lands or any of them not bc made at said time
ana Placc-thc sale thereof will bc adjourned to
Springfield, on the 10Th day of August, 1870
JOHN J JACOB,
a. L. WHITE,
COMMISSIONERS
July Is, 187O.-tds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
EOR PURIFYING THsE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellgnt medicine enjoys,
is derived from it's cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases Of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders which were az
gTavated by tho scrofu-
Ions CppfovUf4asf ,.,.sgl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
Holmbold's Fluid Extract Bu-
chu Improved Rose Wash

WWradicaHy ertcrB,mofe from NE systcDl
diseases orisi0y /rom h0Gfs If dissipafjo1l,
at hWe crpeHsc, Hulc Or no choHgc M dict,
Ho tRcoaCcnjence or oJpos,erc completely
s"PcrcedtHg d.osc unpleasant md dangcr-
ous rcDleiies, CoPaioa and Mercury, IN aH
these disca5cs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
Toe CIsIcANT.

4 ANNOl NtE tO my friends and The citizen
Z I1 general. Chat Gn prepared 90 furnish al
those VINO desire tO irlYlgc Boz Tee Cream nt shor
notice. All orders promptly flled.
GEORGE BROWN
L.mnn. MlY 2l- 1870.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29

Thpse syF,rag floD, Jyokea dolrD or det.
6catc c0asti'ati1Hs, procure me rcmcfy as
once.
The rcu3cr must be- airore Hut hOiCc,er,
H.yif may b. Hc au1ck ~ ne oJosg dis
ease, Il is coytoua ~ infect ne bodily heah
o'lH meHfak po,cera
an tte aLorc 9isegso require ne nil "
70 Diuretic HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCUU is NE great DiweHc.
Sold bc DruCgI gts evcrywhero. Pcira 1923 pr
bottle. OF bottles for 81 90. Delivered iO any
hi4rc8 Describe symptoms ln OH c0mmunica-
d0n5.
Address
H. T. HELNBOLD,
Drug aud Chemical Warehouse,
50I BROADWAY New York.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-07-29
Use Helmbold's Fluid Extract
Buchu

IN MI dtscoses ~ Heso orgaRs, ,ghcfhcr cc-
'st"J Z" 0aie pr /emalc, /roDs ,chaiUcg
cca"se originating. amt no m0it-r " han
ting 77Hb"g. u d Pleasant IN taste anil
oaor, "inme0i1te' in acfi0n, anil D1orc
"I.sa,g'he"'"g than aHy the preparations
o. Barf or Iron
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
The Message,

TIE State Journoi, one of our ablest
exchanges, and a warm supporter Of
tne ADMINISTRATION, speaks thus of the
message. It's views coincide with our
OVID. and is probably better than we
could write them should We try:
The message, with marked crankncss,
defines the position on several iupcr-
tant questions. The purchase of one Of
the West India Islands, and the estab-
Ishmrnt Of great naval station in
front of tie main coast liue IS urged with
prcat force. The President declares
,ha. the inhabitants of San Domingo
earnestly desire annexation to the
United States. The clamor for the
consumation of this project will, in all
probability, be so great that Congress
,i!l be constained to pass an annexation
fc,. The arguments brought forth in
tbc message on this poiut are ingeni-
Gus.
The rights of fishermen iu the waters
eff the coast OF Canada, the President
insists, shall be protected; and, unless
our troublesome and crotchety neighbors
of the New Dominion" act with less
rashuess aud NOR. justice, an act OF
Congress and feet Of gunboaIs will
propose a speedy settlement of the fsh-
cry question"
On the Alebama claims the public is
left in the dark as to what has been and
what is to be done. "Hold still aud 90
nothing" is impractable.
The position on the Europeon war, is
cm;nently wise. Ths President assumes
the full responsibility for the conduct oI
Washburne in recognizing the French
republic, and in giving protection to he
citizens Of neutral powers in Europe
The refusal to engage 10 ioreign entang.
lements will receive universal commeu.
dation in this country. Revenue re-
reform is heartily endorcd but the at
tempts under that name TO destroy oul
revenues. hy the overthrow ofpro'ec'ion
is G4,ly rebuked.
The civil service is fully endorsed il
every application.
Altogother, the message presents the
affairs of the na,icn n yer: satis! J
view, and the President, in great con,
derce, appeals to the American for sup
port and cooperation, in perpetualin.
the geod attained, and in Efforts Il
achieve that which is still higher ait
mere noble.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

Home That is what womer
makes it Man may be active or indie
lent, sullen or social, good, bad OF in
different, the home will be perva3oi
ruled, dominated hy the spirit of th'
vile. Children will love it or hate il
gladly remain at or leturn to it, or fly
fom It on all possible occasions just a,
it is enliyened by sympathy or rende'c
gloomy by care or r.oroseness. The
most tickle and thoughtiess man often
aod the jaided, over-bhrdened, yet kind
y man always, turns with irreprcssibN
yearning to the scc|usion, the rest, the
free Intercourse Of home. There, il
anywhere, he finds innocent and sub
stau:ia enjoyment; there if at all, re-
pose which is yet happiness. Woman'S
kingdom, if it be a circumscrlbed one
may be made equally despotic and al
luriug, governed at once with an abso'
lutte sway; and an irresistible attraction
If mother Eve was all-potent for evil
her daughters are equally powerful TO
good. 1t is the feminine inhucce whiel
preserves the world from grOssness an'
rruption, in so far as it is saved there
from. and it is the daily example an
exhoration of good aud discreet wome
which preyen; the subsistence OF th
majority Of mankind into sensualliy,sel
ishness and vice. If womanklud some
times mistake the when and the how
that is simply saying that even the be
and loviest sex is not yet, and as
whole perfect.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

WREsTLIG MATCH.-A wrestling
match between j. H. Mclaughlin, OF
Titusville, and j j, Benjamin, of Wash
ington, for five thousand dollars a side
took place in Titusville, Tuesday night
al Corinthian Hall. The first set-to
was fall for Mclaughlin, he getting a
grapevine lock" % his opponent The
Second set-to was a fall for Benjamin
by an "inside twist" on his opponent
AT this point there was great entbusi-
asm among the friends of both parties
and betting was high, Mclaughlin
being the favorite. The third settle
was fall for Mclaughlin by The "cros'
futtock," which decided the match II
favor of Mclaughlin. Time; forty-elgh
minutes from their first appearance oil
the stage. Many of the celebrates II
the profession of this country wer
paessn.--Erie Repr6iieaa.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15

o'her consideration. Sad one OF Sun
d y school establishments in wretched
ue'ghborhood, at really seems as il its
members had more to eat end wear
than they did b,f re it was established :;
aud | do not doubt hut lhis was tie
case. Thrift aud Bible wisdom 90
hand in hand. Teere is no agent like
Tor doing good both to the souls aud
bodies o! men
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
How to Pick cut Sunday School Bcys'

How to Pick cut Sunday Sohcol Bcys'
a Christian man who had journeyed
much in the far west, said he could al
must always pick out unerringly the
Sunday school trained boys and young
men. They were uniformly more civil
and oblgiIg TO the traveller, giving full
half the road on passing aud turning
out for the faster teams to pass them,
when going the same way. This was
often a difficult matter when the deep
SHOWS were driite6 high ard ouly one
track broken through them, Indeed
it would be hardly possible in many
places without the concurrence Of the
team 10 advance. The same gentleman
said he had been obliged to ride three
miles behind an OK team driven by boys
who refused to permit the carriage It
pass. They were not Sunday Schoo
boys. A man boasted and laughed
loudly over the boast, that he had trav
eIled three hundred miles and mad
everything turn out for him. He wa
not Sunday school-wOrker, you ma
be assured.
There is power in good Sunda
school aud 10 the precious Bible truth
taught there, to refine the manners, an
, to make its members courteous towarC
, all. And this is not one of the snaIe
I benefits that flow from it. How muc
> is the happiness Of society affected |
D it. The temporal blessings of Il
e Sunday school would be quite sufficie
return for all its outlay, ifthsro was
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
RELIGIOUS DEPARTMENT.
REv. G, u, HEARD, Ea.Tos.

The Holy Communion ol the L,ld's
supper will be celebrated at the Court
House next Sunday morning. The
services will be conducted by Rev. G.
NJ. Heard, and all who love our Lord
Jesus Christ will be invited to to the
communion.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1870-12-15
The Fulton Street Prayer Meeting
CUlnilIublOr


The Fulton Street Prayer Meeting
n yoUos man, Of cultivated manners
and appearance, arose n the meeting
aud asked prayer for himself that he
might be converted. He felt that he
was lost sinner, and should forever
perish un'ess God in his Sovereign mer-
cy. would intcrpose to save him.
He said but few words, and in an
instant a good bioiker sitting rear him
arose, aud engaged 10 most earnest
prayer that this young man might at
once believe ou the Lord Jesus Chris;
US able aud willing to save him now.
The young man was found to be a
clci ( in ore OF our Broadway dry goods
stores. and, on being spoken with, ex-
pressed great anxiety 70 be christian,
aud to fnd the way to Christ.
Another Young man came into one OF
the meetings and stood in the aisle, lean
ing against Cpe ofthe columns. As the
meeting proceeded, he seemed absorbed
in the deepest attention. lie came
farther up the aisle, and leaned against
another c. u nu. Il stood thus through
the frst h.lt-hour, then he took seat
Your reporter made his way 10 him
when the services were concluded, to
make some inquiries He was a fine
looking, intelligent young man, in ro-
bust health. He said be was from
Maiue, was the son of pious parent; had
no previous knowledge Of this meeting,
but as he vas passing the old church
ne saw the sign out-"Eulton Street
Payer Meettng"-and seeing some
persons entering, he, came in also. lie
,uid he had never been in such player
meeting as he found this to be.
Il will be here to-morrw, said" he
I am interested to know more of thi
meeting"
The next day, sure enough, he wa
n again. occuying seat in the BAG!
part OF tie church. His fine, inteli
gelt face was all aglow with emotion
We male our way to him as soo1 a
the henciLtinp pronounced, and cx
trrssed satisfaction at seeing him pres
2ut again.
Are You anxious to bccomcs chris
ian 2 We euquired.
Il AM. Ny iAyher aud mother wer
ihri.iians," he answered, "and VIII
LIQUID not be anxious to be q Chris
nu2 Why uoi?' he added.
why NOT 2" we irquiitd. "Wh
.ot now? Why not here from thi
ood hour lac believer on the Lor,
icsus Christi
Il mean to try"
"Oh, no.. we said-"dou't try. Try
NC is not believing. Take Christ a
MS word, believing that he means wha
he says, as he says, as he says now +
,ou aud to every sjpper-'lIim tina
rometh unto me, I will in 10 wise Ca,
,ut.' These arc the words of one VIII
cannot speak anything but the truth
and would not promise what he woul
not perform"
We trust thas he, ike hundreds c
Others who have just stepped into tn
meeting, will find it none other than tn
House of God and the Gate Of IIeave
| L., uopl NJ sb,ll COO