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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-12-01
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loa .sp' 20 Il 4oticiI aoie 10
w"nethrd ms many liv ug, permanent cures as
Ur tillers Vegetabl Rheumatic Re nedy; and
fartherreward Of 300 for any case of Chronic or
lnfiahmfaory heu ,atism. Neuralgia Rheumatic
Ague 'ciatica rheumatism OF The idne,s il
Wlli not crre. The Rheumatic Syrup is usedin
wardy only. pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
nee from injurious dru 9. It is not a quack nedi
cine but the scientific prescription of Jos +. Ftler
NJ d., Professor of roxcolOg, and Chemistry
graduate OF the celebrated University of fennsr'
.vania, A d, 1888 whosa entire professional lifA
ocen devoted specially t" this disease This pre-
ara'lon Under solemn oath Is ouscirn iously be.
nevea 70 De the only positive, reliable infallib
spec1nc ever discovered The proof that no o heI
specih, exists is found in every community in per
sons afflicted for many years and sti suff ring If
physic'ans could cure 1t If specific did exist this
would not De so--a fact thai must he universally
admitted. "'he oft ceived sufferer may wise
ask, What secu ity or evide CO has he tina, Dr. Fit
lera Rheumaiic Syrup will cur, his case rhe
protect Offered to suffer ers gainst imposition Is
In leyslly signed contract when vii be forwarded
without charge TO any sufl' rer sending by letter y
des ,ifpion o afll ciiOn this guarantee will stat
tha exact numhef Of fD1ttes war; ed to cure. and
In case Of failure tn money paid viii he returned
70 the patent. No other remedy ha- ev been
offered on such liber Il and honorable erms. Med
heal advice with certificates IRON, prominent ply
all other eatn ents hsv. Yaei, sent by le ter
gratis. Afflicted cordially invited to VIZ to for ad
rtce 20 the prlncpsl Office 90 South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. DR.. Filters Rheumatic Syrup
~ sold by druggi ts.
NJ. s SIMMONS,
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
CALLENDht s CO, Wholesale Agt's, Mead
\ r.. .oHAMBERLIN & CO., Sole Ast. Rous
vile. Pa.
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Clergyman while residing in South America
ss a missionary, discovered safe and simple rem
edy for The Cpre oi Nervous Weakness Eafly De
and the whole train;. of disorder. brought on by
bane anu vicious habits Oh eat numbers have
been cured y this noble remedy. r0mntsd b, n
sre to benefit the tiiicted AMI uniortu ate will
send the recipe fec prcpa il ard using his medi
cine In sealed enveloDs, TO any one who needs H.
frey o, charge add ess dos. T. INMAN, ,stali n
ID, Bible ilouse, n. i. Ci'y.
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WARRINGTON. December p 1879
Trans between WASHlHu
TON and BALTihO ORE and O. - - ID
WARRINGTON aud thekkHHk0ASS
WEST are COW I'm o. follows viz
FOB zALTIMOkE
saa !. m; IsiS, 500 10. $50 so. s;as ana ana
FOR ALL wAI srArIess
~ ~ aaiiy; except Sunday, at 6:4s and s5 q.
Fer Principal Way ststicns BIadsasburs Belts
III, hsnrei hnnseois Junction, and Relay lea re
ESQ, $ 90 and 90 m, exoApt that 90 u
"a tyiH Nof step ct Beltsvil ie, and 90 D m atoms
Jprs;,on, AZ, e. ne s;a0 ? m stops st Annapolis
weeA. 's 'n'
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Lave 81 o'ss and 3 10 m. and 10 d N. No
train to or from Annapolis on suuday
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTfnOEE.
Leave ~ : 90 a m. and De, . 90 AID ; o . m
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave al : % q m. ana . 90 D. IN.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
leave daily, except Sunday, at 8 as a m,aut
On sunday at 800 and ; 90 =. m. only. eooueot.
me at kslsy station with trains from Bsitiuore 10
wheeling, Parkershurg, &c.
Fer strssburs, and points between Relay House
and strasbuI 9. leave ut 500 ? m, Connecting a,
Relay House with stra5burg and inc hester sccom-
Through tickets to the West can be had Al tho
MashinSton Station Ticket Office at al hour, in the
For New York. Philadelphia and osto, .s a.
'trtisrmeHt OF - Through Line"
Master of Transportation
l.. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
Nko . hOOh1Z, tstnl Agt, Wsshingtsn. tssS
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Hydrnte of Choral,

This fascinating new narcotic or anesthetic
Is coming into pretty free use, especially IN cur
fashionable circles, and therefore IL may be
interesting TO many Of the readers OF The STAR
to know what the medical experts say in regard
to IL. During the brilliant season just ended by
the commencement of Lent ii Is well known that
this powerful drug was in very common use
amongst not a few of our leading society women
a. their readiest and most serviceable restoTa-
tive at er the exhaustion and fever OF late hours
and the round OF fashionable dissipation. Lately
some publications have appeared warning the
community against this new narcotic, causing
somewhat OF panic amongst those WHO have
been using it rather freely. The subject has
now been taken up by competent medical
writers, and the opinion of DIR. Clarke, the dis
tinguished Professor OF Nascri1 Meiica IN Hsr-
ward University, has been elected to the effect
that the hydrate OF choral is one OF the most
valuable additions that has been recently made
to the mGtsria raedica. that there is no danger
attending its proper use, but that IL is capa-
bic OF devitalizing the blood and OF produc-
ing commissions and deaths, and that no
unskilled person should NEEDLE with il.
AS DR.. Clarke says, the American people are
strangely fond of dosing, and seem willing to
experiment upon themselves by taking drugs
whose names they cannot write or pronounce
Correctly, whose properties they are ignorant
OF, and in quantities that no intelligent physi-
clan wsuid dare TO prescribe. 1t Is scarcely
more tina eighteen months since attention was
called to this new drug by Liebreich, of Berlin.
Psychologists and physicians have no. Jet COM
pletely solved the problem of its action and
value. But notwithstanding its novelty, our
people, unwilling to wait for the verdict OF
physicians with regard to 1t, and ignorant OF
the precautions necessary in the use of unknown
drugs, have been drinking IL, in some instances,
like beverage. The result is what might have
been anticipated from such careless expert
mentation. Some have been benefited. some
frightened, and some injured by it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23

ITrNs OF THE GENERAL APPRoP RrArTos
BILL-The following are the items OF appro-
priation IN the Sundry Civil Appropriation Bill
reported on Monday afternoon to the House:
frOtection or travellers on steamboats, Sis 900;
revenue cutter service, 81, 051 ,63S 10; Marine
HOSPITAL, $50 geo; loans and currency, nd de-
teeting counterfeiters. 500, 0oo; State Dapart-
ment, 4ll4,Oc9; ninth census, 81 go 900; Winnie
hesm, 500; simon Wolf, Al ,2is; pensions of
iSl2, ~ 500 geo; State OF Massachusetts SEQ l0:
expenses of United States Courts, &c AZ Ole,
rent Of Surveyor Generals ofices Sal, zoo; ex
pense OF collecting revenue from sales Of public
lanes, $40 10: Metropolitan Police, s2iJy so;
government Hospital for the Insane sI3S 900.
Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb.
So 500; Columbis Hospital, ss2 ono; Smithso IAN
Institution, $40 eco; Botanic Garden, 81 ON1:
Pubic Buildings under the architect Of the
capitol extension, Sl61 zoo; surveys Of public
lands, sHS,Ii9 survey OF Colorado OF the w est
tPowen. SIP roo; survey Of Territories (Hsy-
DEM $40 ESQ; to pay Joseph s. Wilson for mu-
scum, $1,000; surveys OF boundaries, Idaho
Utah and Colorado, 1908; public buildings
and grounds in District OF Columbia, SIS 10:
Washington squeduct, SPA ias; Rock Island
bri &c, $500 900 armories and arsenals S9l0 Goa:
Bureau OF Refugees, Freedmen and ABANDONED
Storms, sl02, 451; to indemnify States for the
cost OF enrolling men during the rebellion,
foo,Ooc. army contingencies, 81 us 900; light
house estaolshment, 81 ,i6i $3.50; survey Of the
Sosst. so~Ooo; Treasury miscellaneous, Sl,
ISeS4.Z -; navy yards. 81 so 600; Department
oi Agriculture, $500; yarious buiIdin Or
throughout the United States as .e5S- asS %:
light houses, beacons and fog signals. a s22 snD:
total, s3s, 6si ,sse.f7.
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Bowen ReSllyiVus.

We can imagine the disgust OF the people of
Washington when they learn from The STAR
that squad Of Bowen's old place men and
strikers have had the insufferable assurance to
visit the President and assume TO represent the
Republican party of Washington, the colored
people, the Councils, and the Levy Court, in
asking the appointment of Sayles j. Bowen to
be Governor OF the District.
That man who WAS repudated by the re-
publican party and the people OF Washington
last June BY nearly four thousand majority,
and who failed to carry Q single ward in the
city, should be brought forward now with the
idea Of giving him arbitrary power over a
community who detesr and dread him a. M
individual has been detested and dreaded since
the days OF Nero, is, We say, piece OF assur-
ance that only set of ward politicians and
strikers OF the Bowen stamp would have the
cheek to undertake.
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What Is Said Of Our Carnival.

With fev sour envious exceptions the press
OF the country have kindly notices of our Carni-
val. In this spirit the Boston Jouraa' saws
editorisly:
YESTERDAY was the opening day of the 9. Car
nivsl at Washington. The people and the
press have been talking and writing about the
event Tor weeks past, and have spared no pains
70 make the AFFAIR very notable one in every
respect. Invited guests were present from every
Part OF the country. The nominal subject of
the rejOicings Of the day was the conpIetiop
az the wooden block pavement upon Pennsyl-
Sania avenue, and the metamorphosis of th AT
splendid thoroughfare into one OF the finest
drives II the country; but in reality the brill ant
Tribute 10 Prince Carnival was sIgnif cant of a
Tar more importsnt era. Itwas to lebrate in
no small oegree, the dawniDg of new order of
things in the National Capital, the birth of new
and large ideas; the trst fruits OF more liberal
ana enterpr1sing acts. The WAShinytonian ans
have been feeling for some time that thew were
uolng themselves manifest injustice in persist
emily remaining asleep when all the rest OF the
world was up and awake, and that il was not
enough glory for their city to be simply known
as the site OF the National Capital aud the heal
quarters OF the National Departments. They
have now resolved to do and be sorethiny
among the cities of the land, and in the com
pietion OF this, their first notable intramural
Improvement, for many long day have eyinced
a spirit of enterprise and Determination that, if
followed up, viii speedily drive away the last
cobweb from their dwelling. In this good work
the worthy citizens have the best wishes of the
people OF all their sister cities. Thew have
made good beginning, and while we congrstu
ate them upon their trst achievement, We also
sincerely trust that they will not be weary in
wei Going, but viii go ahead with a vim that
will make the Capital of the United States
sometning IKE the active, prosperous pushing
metropolis mat II can and ought to be-"
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LARGEST Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON OITY:
THURsDAY........F February II, 1871.
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rwAsBIsGroN SKATING PARK
MIMBKRs. ArrESrInN

leu are hereby notified tn At meeting NJ Z. al i'm
ecrtsnce VIII be held on FRIDAY, the 2ita at Is,
D IA al the Board of Trade Rooms
Al, AL members who take an interest Ia keeping up
the Park and desire to save what they have already
INVESTED. are warned that this 10 the last chance
niess mere IL full meeting and proper res
taken' tue Park must be sold. One effort aud are
sale Don tail to come. MAKE note Of this and
don't say forgot it.
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.kOPOEALS FOB GR4NITE

OFFICE OF LIsHr HOUSE BN5txEKp 4,
THIRD DIsrRIcT
TONPaINsvILLE, N Y, Feb Is IS7l{
once until ' WE5STgDsf VI! Pc Teseisss a. this
az ociock m, as follow. .''-' a.
ISL For about two tn 1ssnd Eve hundred f..sn
,USs o. granite In irregular blocks, Varying in
ivsxsd ;ro@ three quarter. O. ton to two de-
.. fenneid Reef, as soon - contract is approved
a OF sp9 hVe thousand IS 900 tons of ante
ar blocks, In weight not less than one ton
Ii. HOUSE Il Bridssport Uonnsctioe. sd' Of the
a. % or ABOUT She same quantity OF same weight
s9o Placed similarly in .ll a. Long Beach Bar
no, rtqulrsd to be delivered prior to June next
o.. topcsaI must state separately the price per ton
icr the granite dey, red and placed each OF the
ara specifications TO be seeu AZ this ONCE
Proposals mus be intduplicate. acoOmpanied By a
guaranty IN DUPLICATE, with printed copy Of this
Tor Granite. J u WOODRCFF,
..s. Lieut. Colonel of Engineers,
e-. ot Light House Engineer Sd District
SPRING STYLE.-M. CUNNINGaAM is nov
SO SILK HATS that can be produced sonth OF U
New York Measures. q Head taken BY the
french ~ pogrsphicsl Coniormateur-thereby in
eled to present style. Store and FsStory.s2s In
street, between aud II ass Achusetts ave- fes2-lm
ONpERrUL IMMATURE PAKLOR PAN
IpDlME AND BAL MASQUE -9
WILD BROS Terpsichofean At RA
hguIes into life BY music. Manufacturers and for
sale at 20 llth ctr oct. between Pennsylvania ay
s Ssso and street Price only SLsO, S?.50 and
ImPORTED JAN ARY BIRDs, fne,1 =
&c. ~ A'0' n"a B. fcp aE sIE sis Cages ~
lev IN $40 III st, bet. 4th aud sth ats. ~
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nFAs ApyouRNEp MEETING OF TIL

n%AS AOJoURNrp MEETING OF TIM
NS PROPOSED NATIONAL UAPITAL RE Al
EeTATE Association wiit be held at Bosrd ct
Trade Rooms TUESDAY. the 23th instant at
IN, Sen perm snent ORG IA, 10 will be effected
by electing the oscsrs aud ado n'ing csnstitQ-
ton. stock Subscription SOCKS vii be pen from
stock. No person whose name does not ap GEAR on
the subscription book will be = titlei TO vote
The number OF shares is s 0oJ, representing St9e
esoh. and payable IN fifty Consecutive months The
object to purchase real estate for cash. ia
or uuImproye cd, (the latter to be Improved hy the
sssoctatioD,I and convey the Same to mem srs On
So ofsversge) Cor each > u 10 Of pu ohass money,
or about the rentsl value - the property
No morey ~ to be paid until at least 2O01 shares
are smbser ibed Tor, 10 Of which are now taken
Full inform alton can be obi AIMED, and stock sub
scTibeG for, from the committee, folio as - Phil
II WEIGH. 5ih Auditors Office. d rrusIl Inter
nal Revenue Office; q aOuit0n assistant chic.
iDGr Patent Office. q COIledge, 9th Auditor
once snd Joseph Harris, chief messenger House Of
fe.3-si PHIL. H. wEL0s. Sec pro tenn.
%NoTICE -AU persons holding bills assin.,
uS the CARNIVAL COMMiTTEE are re
Secretary, at Carnival HeAdgusrtsI.; 90 or before
Chairman Committee Arrangements.
u = Imni tOity papers topyI
%NATl0SAL LIFE INSURANCE CON.
PAnf OF fBB UNITED STATES OF
ers OF the National Life In ursuCe Oom pany OF the
tIted states OF America will be held at the ONCE
OF said COMPANY, in the Banking house of J y
20 20 On 18th ,trset IN the city Of wa,blnE
day OF MAhCH, 1871. at 10 O'Clock In the loren ON
FOR the choice OF Directors fOr the ensung year a.
Tor the transaction a such other busiue ss As N n
r. w PEEr, Secretary.
WAsHtNGIoN,D o., Feb. -, ISL fsSs lot
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1t Is rather healthial and hopeful sign that
the anniversary Of washington's birthday wa.
Observed yesterday quite generally throughout
the country. For the last ten years the fac,
that the country ever had q Washington seems
10 have been forgotten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-23
MEDIOINEs.

The theory that the virus OF disease can be safely
counferscted By descs OF poison false and danger
ocs within the last twenty five years. not les,
man score OF virulent poisOus have been aided To
the repository OF the medical profession They are
given IN small doses, otherwise they would destroy
life immediately; but even in minute ousntitiss
they produce, ultimately very astr Jus effects II
V uhWise and unphilosophicA to employ, a. RENE
de', powerful and iHsidious drugs which, IN srb
Jugating one disease SOW the seeds Of ansther still
more unmansgeabie. Mons OF these terrible med.cs
nents operates with as much directness and GER
tsintJ upon the causes Of disease As Ho-,sttsr' ,.
stomach bitters, . tonic and Corrective ,c,,Iou n
sa"fk dstfe,tonS sngTsd'snf ~ rs eonipoSlf,op
Arsenic and auna are given for rmittents bro.
mide OF potassium for nervous disorders cbnipe
and Prussic acid fer general debility; mercury in
various forms. for liver complaint prepara,ions Of
chlorofOrm and opium for sleeple ssr ess: and yet
tnese deadly drugs do Cot compare. specifics for
the diseases above enumerated with that whole.
some vegetable invigorsnt and Alternative. while thsy
are all 90 perriccus that it is astonishing any ply.
scfsn should take the responsibility Of prescribing
them Let invalids. for their own sakes try the
Bters before they resort to the pofsons The relief
they will experience from course OF the harmless
specific, will render Q recourse to the unsafe prem
.rations referred to. quite unnecessary fe2 sos&w
TELECIIoN NOTIOE-The sub,criber, 70
Way cos f%SY' Ws.hinston eiiy ara s ss1s5,
IN ssss d sSsSsT
.INl between the hours of and O'Clock
- NO snbserihef to the above stock can be en-
titled 10 vote for directors unless an natal ~
. per cent shall have been first paid, ~ CASH.
Snbscr ptlons may be paid ia the meantime 20 a ri
B., TRsIfE Treasurer at the Naonsi MstrspoIi:
ieE'feG Secretary OF Board of HE o9sd1a,s,,,
~HOTICK TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERS,
IN acc orc anof with reso utlon ef the Levy Court
passed February g. ISL hereby give notice that ali
taxes due the Levy Court for the year lSD And nre
yl9G must be paid Immediately, or they will be
Soieeted according 10 law, st the cos. Of the de.
hnQuent tax payers. " "
JAS. PILLIN8, Collector,
fey2W IRen D"oA'
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CUMULATIVE NoTING--The PeunsvIvania
senate COMMITTEES On elections has unanimou slv
lew Applying he Cumulative system Of S yoiin.
20 the election Of county commissioner and
auditors, and TO the election Of borough, wsrd
and township officers generally. Ii has bee a
put in operation In the town OF Bloomfield. Mr.
BQckalev's home, and has been found to wori
admirably.
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nEErMlEpER-A sure remedy for the Tooth.
slA kAfs ana nle3 R0fsOu. the Set ana
seroneese re9edy, vithcSt a.. prspeFstion; price
xlvsx1. 9TH street n. ,. corner ii: v. HATH
. 90: corner ! Nd i3eh streets, and many ethsFs
nue., Wholesale Agents. iaN-Ins
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~ h u 7 1 O =

WH
The Assessors OF the several Wards having com.
pleted the Annual Assessment for the year ISL they
Viii meet u the cot Wing Of the City Hail on the
i9IH DAT OF fEBkCAkY, and sit as a Board OF
from the 18th day Of February to the LIST OF
April; sundays excepted, TO hear com plants ana
ais OF the Aforementioned Assessment or former
Hours Of meeting, from a m tosp.m.
fe 7-tapl PETER HEPBUR6 PresIdant
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C'Ah' WOOD"
WOOD COAL
We sell none bat the best quality
LHKKNS VALLEY Red and WHITE AsB
ell sizes. Fin al orders promptly, OHBAP.
Also. OAK, PINE, md HIOkoRY WOOD,
nved and SPLIT any length or s;zs.
Orders SAINT By nail promptly attended 10.
Once and yArd, south side canal, corner tn st.
ielSrtf WALTDR II. 0ARLOW
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"French ports are flled with provision,
bound for Paris, but which cannot be forward
ed tor want OF Transportation.
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NEW JERSEY CHURCHES.
ST. PETERS CHURCH, JERSEY CITY.

Sermon by Father Beaudevin, s.. 1.-THE
mission Of the Apostle 70 Teach All Ma.
tions-Hssv We should Give Testimony Of
Our Divine Master.
A solemn high mass was celebrated In st. Peters
church. jersey City, at hapast ten O'Clock, Father
Renaud, S. j., being ceebrant, with Father Nc
s)uade s. j., as deacon ana Mr.. p Cassidy, s. j. as
sub deacon. Tie sermon was preached by Father
Beaudevin, s. J on the object OF the festival whit
Sunday and the lessons incucated by the Church
on that feast. The following IS resume Of his dts
course, which was listened to with profound atten-
sion by an unusually large congregation, including
many persons OF other persuasions:--One OF the
main features Of this days festival Is the public
Testimony which our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
received from His apostles. "lui things which |
have received from Ny Father have made known
TO you. therefore command you 10
90 AND TEACH ALL NATIONS.
All power is given to Me in heaven and on earth,
ana by virtue OF that power command you To 70
anu teacn ali M lions. GO and give testimony OF
your Divine Master 60 ana teach not one nation
only, but AL nations-even to the most distant anu
fnh0spitaDle sh0res.p Tnc apostles, placing full con-
hence III the words or the Divine Master went forth
10 carry out tins mfe9lon or teaching the world.
Wen and Faithfully dad Inc apostles carry out this
them; they preached His gatherings and manifested
their readiness to suffer for the doctrine which they
were sent TO preach by ff
DARING ALL THREATS, RvEN DEATH
Itself. The zeal OF the apostles dd not permit them
10 confne their testimony 10 The walls Of Tho citv VI
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Christ the multitude came together, awaiting the
Divine promise convincing them too, OF the nope
OF Christ he labors in VAIN for the accomplish
OF godly works. Tho spirit OF Christ is the spirit
OF Christ is TO Sit at the right hand OF God. How
much more could we ask than to enjoy TINS un-
asking for .S The Son q God raised His BODY into
heaven
FREE FROM ALL CORRUPTION
and He opened the gates OF Immortality to all man.
kind. lie died Tor US men and for our salvation,
that we might live with Him for all eternity we
behold In The followers OF Christ the disciples OF
the word made nesh who came among us cvestng
himself OF the grandeur OF His divinity that he
suffering OF HIS crucnxion ana by His ascen.
sion on high, proved conciusiyely lie hath
strlyen hard Tor our redemptlon This was all done
His reward He mas asked that all those whom he
died to save might DO given unto Him. Many have
ers, who, after receiving the gifts OF grace have,
JUDAS LIKE, BETRAYED HIM.
To be sincere In following the advice OF the
Comforter Is to do all that the spirit requires to be
done. HIS grace comes when we least expect 1T,
Would never be in IVAN vain. Sampson was mighty
man and overcame the enemies OF his
ppS lie ns whose Of ea sG Sc
David, OF whom God said that he was a man alter
until the Holy Spirit invested him with its strength.
ST. john speaks as though there had been no dis
Spirit came and baptized the faithful followers or
Jesus with fire from on high. This mighty spirit
completely changed them throughout and filed their
hearts with
LOVE AND PURITY.
To experience like favovs the Christian has but 20
follow the example OF the early Christians. Tue
doctrines OF the Holy Spirit teach us that tho
Kingdom OF God Is within us and everywhere
making progress. The condition OF many
ID that of abIect slavery, depased In the
servitude OF sin, and 1t is the desire OF the Holy
Spirit TO liberate all who the servants OF Satan
and teach us to live like Oh list. Docihty to The mo-
nltiOnS OF the conscience will make us finally
FAITHFUL CHRISTIANS,
for 1t Is inwardly That God speaks TO us. " was the
duty Of all who profess TO be Godfearng men TO
strive earnestly ana faithfully to be made accepta
BILE In the sight Of their kedeemer that they might
hereafter dwell In His holy presence for all eternity.