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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

HORSE SHoEING.-Murray writes:
"Never touch the bars, frog, sole or
outer surface with a knife or rasp.-
Shoe with light, thin shoes that al
low the sole bars and frog to be
brought in contact with the ground,
and thus bear their due proportion of
the horses weight. Use small nails,
and not over FIVE of them. Never al
low the points to be driven high up
the wall OF the hoof. For ordinary
service in the country during the
summer months use only tins which
protect the toe, but leave the entire
ground surface of the foot unprotec-
ted"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

Whole Tickets, $50 Halves. SIS Tenths. or
each Coupon. s.. Eleven whole tickets, 800
For Tickets or information address
THO +. BRAMLETTE
Agent and Manager, Louisville XIV
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

A Pan DowDY.-Did You ever
hear OF pan dowdy? 1t is an old
fashioned New England dish, and
has flavor Of our grandmother's
cookery. Make rich crust-line a
deep earthen pot with it; now slice
some pie apples quite thin fol the
first layer, strew the apples with
molasses and spice and u teaspoon
full of milk; cover with a thin crust
and repeat the process. Cover the
top with crust and your pan dowdy
is made. Bake in a slow oven. 4
brick one is made use of in New Eng
land generally. When done, turn it
on platter and serve hot Western
RuraI.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15
Aaritnltmsal Column,

ed mainly, to topics pertaining to FARM and
HOUSEHOLD. The farmer readers of the BULLETIN
are requested to write for it,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15
ANOTHER
0P P 0 RI j Nit Y

TO INVEST A FEW DOLLARS WITH POSI-
Il LIE RETURNS OF THOUSANDS. Is OFFERED
THE DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE PUBLIC
LIBRARY OF KY. TO THE 27th OF FEBRUARY
NEAT. OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
ND DRAWING. THE MANAGEMENT ARE
PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF THE MONEY
If THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT COME OFF
AT THE DAY NOW APPOINTED.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

To MAKE SHEEpskIN MATs.-
Wash while fresh in strong soapsuds
first picking from the wool all the
dirt that will come ont. A little kerr
osenc, a tablespoonful to three gal
IONS of water, will aid in removing
the impurities. Continue to wash
the skin in fresh suds till it is white
and clean. Then dissolve half
pound each of salt and alum in three
pints of boiling water, put it into wa
ter enough to cover the skin, which
should soak in the solution twelve
hours, and then be hung on line to
drain. When nearly dry nail it wool
side on board or the side of a barn
to dry. Rub into the skin an ounce
each of pulvcrized alum and saltpe-
tire, and if the skin is very large dou-
BILE the quantity. Rub for an hour
or two. Fold the skin sides togeth-
or, and lay the mat away for three
days, rubbing it every day, or till per-
fectly dry. Then with blunt knife
clear the skin of impurities, rub it
with pumice or rotten stone, trim it
into shape, and you have door-mat
that will last a lifetime.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15
Fresh Beef for Farmers Families,

A correspondent of the Indiana
Farmer states that the way they
manage matters in Parke county, In
diana, is as follows:
Eight Of us form a company and
enter into the following (verbaD
agreement: Each one to furnish,
dress and distribute one small beet,
to weigh about 800 pounds; thus
each one has furnished at his door
from thirty-five to forty-fve pounds
of fresh beef each week. We cast
lots to see who shall kill the first
beef. No. killed first this year,
No. 2 will kill first next year, and so
on. We enter each mans name in a
book in the order in which they are
drawn, and under each name the
kind of piece he is to get through the
season-each one getting the differ
ent parts of the beef during the sea
son. If one Of the shareholders has
a small family, he can get partner,
and divide to suit themselves. We
equalize the distribution by the par
ties who get more than they furnish
paying for such excess. We COM
mence this arrangement early in the
fall months"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

Hyposulphite Of soda is better than
common washing soda for laundry
purposes.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15
500 PIAN1S and ORGANS
TO HIVE GOOD HEALTH

The Liver must be kept in order.
ANFORDS LIVER lNvIGORAToR
nag become staple family medicine. Purely veg
ctablc-Cathartic and Tonic--for all deranpements
OF Liver. stomach and Bowels. Will clear the
complexion, cure sick-headache etc Shun Imi-
tatious
TEy SANFORDS LIVER IN yIGoRAToR
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
4 GRATE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN TIE
on REGIONS.

TINE BULL MOVEMENT sMAsnED-AN ALLEGED ~
TENTION To BURN THE STORES or OIL II THE
OIL DISTRICTS GUARDING THE TANKS-NEw
WELLS OPENING EVERY DAY.
(Br TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRlBUNE.l
TrusvILLE, Penn, July 30.-The great bull
movement in the crude petroleum markets Of the oil
region broken. private cable dispatch to-day stated
that foreign operators waiting for the specula-
tive fanatics in the oil region 10 get through
which had an instantaneous effect Of Knocking ue
movement into a cooked hat. United" at the wells
il weak at s2l2c against 81 yesterday The stock
crude oil above ground IL simply enOrnOus and the
world can get along without producing another barrel
for slx months.
It is rumorcd that . conspiracy exists for
simultaneously burning up the entire stock
above ground, In the Oil regions ana
tue pipe conpanes' tanks all under strict
guard by day and by night The worst feature OF the sit
uation consists in many prominent operators openly as
sorting their willingness 10 enc half OF the stock
above ground burned, the remaining half wonld be
worth more than tho whole amount now tanked
Now strikes coming in daily The Barnsdale Well
No l. ON the Robinson farm Ttnsville was struck
to-day, AMI flowed over the top of the derrick THIS ~
among hundreds drilling 1t Is highly probable
that general shut down movement VIII be the next
thing order dcIL resort Ia hat remains OF
the region from financial ruin This is the every day
expression Uf the heaviest operators and OF dealers not
only here throughout n" entire pefrOleul-lroducinR
region. The stock of crude tanked above ground
the stocks at scaboard and in foreign pOrs are CORE
RpOndingly heavy.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31

saved When receive Christ in faith - our sav,or e e
saves us just i1 Proportion. 70 our 'a'.a' We We
receive Him into opIss,yes 40 nS9 Not ae Blessing ns.
Int C6rist that We should Seek We may really mean
that hut IL Is Q roundabout phrase, as though cna
should say, want tho blessing OF my ians ,sor s rs
rsspec. to retaining III. biessng Of somo
speak Of losing II, but conceive that the hIesshe
considered a. Christ himself. no one would think o.
savior, Joy and eiadness are liable TO chanee but
ali this Ia forgotten and only jesus friend 70 remo
bered why Il n impossible to think OF losing Him , o.
Paul lived and conquered LOOKING mn.o 1osu, s n,x IN
dey oOns but In business in the domestic Circle III M
the affairs Of life; looking to Him as helper 10 eonIer
and control hearts, mighty irien as our Io"sI'
wisdom, rightc0nsrc ~. or sanctincalon, our
demption and there Ia strait can get into Dut e
will afford yOn ample relief When temptation co'nes ns
don't look ai II to battle il with all your own might ou.
look TO Jesus and the temptation Will dissolve. hcre
IL the secret Of all victory. 49, A.. Dor
Miles Grant OF Boston occupied the lilpt Inc NN.
was In Acts XIX =: " Have you received he fo9 Gnoso
ye belieyedI" The minister hrst d.reclsi aE .,
ton to the willingness of God tO give good gifts 10 ilis
children illustrated In the story of the man WHO wcs
In the night TO borrow loayes OF bread Ss t
xii and it's context. That the gift ana pa,s :, y.
not 10 lie considered special dispensa'lon 10 ,c
ples on the Day Of Pentccost but offered 10 mn ow
also IL was the effort Of the sermon TO prove nav he
argued these points and dwet upon his own esFreht
a. great length Mr. Grant came to the application, and
closed with a series Of appeals, ~ follows: =, !. -
How many seeking this full assurancef hoid UP
your hands" About % hands were rasci. ,, -,
"HOw many desire 10 now T. The same showing vi
Wl YOU give mp ALL submit all your faculties 10 tne
Use and control Of the IOri-nOw csmes the tst h0m
About halt many hands came up, sbowlns lni, .r
leader had frightened timd persons int" pr"cras
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
BROOKLYN WATER SUPPLY.
PROPOSITION TO FURNISH LARGE EXTRA AMOUNT
AT A SNAIL COST.


The Joint Committees on Water and Drain
age ana Law Of the brooklyn Board Of Aldermen met in
the Council Chamber last night hear the views OF any
persons interested in the Hampstead storage reservoir
enlargement project Only three four citizens were
present. and only four members Of the committee at
tended. william BuTd, President Of the NewYork NY
drauic and Drainage Company, was the only pcison
who asked for hearing. He sad that he
had inspected the source OF the water supply
and was positive that The storage reservoir would not
hold water. He thought ii useless To spend niore
money upon IT, lie submitted proposition TO furnish
the city with an supply Of 30O00000 OF gallons OF
His proposed plan 10 dig an open canal b-.ow the
level Of the present of supply This canal would
bc filled by lie natural hOw of the springs it Wodd open
IL would he constructed parallel with the present con
duit and the wonld flow by graytaton to within
three auatteTs OF mile Of the pumping wells at l., ,st
New-York from this point 10 the pumping wells the
city would be required 10 build % conduit,
into which the company would pump the wacr
The city would lie required IN the necessary land
and the company would furnish all tie labor ana ma
chinery. At The end OF 80 years the city would be re-
1uired 10 pay 100000 10 the company or renew tie
contract, ana the company would thcn agree to furnish
another additional 0u0O0OO gallons on tie same crs
The Committee adjourned without action.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
ANOTHER RAID on CONCERT SALOONS.

Commissioner Stiner of the Excise Board,
assisted by squad OF police from the Tenth
Prcc.uct made q eccond raid upon tho low
concert saloons the Bcwory and neigh
boring streets, and arrested several proprctors
Of saloons some If whom arrested last week The
names OF those arrested last evening are John
f. Schroeder No. % Bowery; Frederick Strauss
40. % ROwcry; Lewis Bcchtle No. 20 Bowery {;
Eliza Batcheler. No 80 Bowery; samuel Smith No 80
RnWcrv; Herman SchinckoWiZ. No. lOl Htsterst.; VAL
entne Darius, No - RiyingtOnst. j. Morris, No. 81
Bowers. Dclia Hcnnesscv. No IL Bowery; Dora Myers
No. TO- CanAi9t. Inspectors Neld0Nef Brduy,
Jackson Rober sOu and Weeb furnished the evidence
necessary 10 arrest these persons. Commissioner Sner
stated that he INTENDED continue the work until all
such unlicensed places had been closed
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
THE LOSS OF THE vICKsBURG.

REPORT OF THE COURT OF INQUiRY-TTIE SHIP LOST
by TIE CARELvssNRsS OF THE MASTER.
LONDON, July 31-5 a. m.--Thc report madrto
the Board OF Trade by the Court Inquiry appointed toin
veste the loss Of the steamer Vicksburg OF the Domn
Ion Line, is published. Tho Court is of the opinion
that when Ice was reported at night on both bows "
the master Of the vicksburg had hove TO until day
light according to the eomnanys Instructions the caas
trophe would in all probability have becn avoided Tie
evidence shows neglect of practice In manning the boats
which is prescribed In the eompaDy's directions lI1d
been lowered earlier, and the .ouT 10
ston9y of The opinion that every life would have b""n
sa we'd F thcr delay attributed 10 the natural renc
tanN Of The captain tO abandon his vessel while hope
Of saving her remained
tfo, other E6yeiga Neios First P10e]
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
RoCHEFoRT CHALLENGES CAssAGNAc

ROCHEFORT CHALLENGES CASSAGNAC.
REVIVAL OF AN OLD GaUDGE-THE FIGHT BEINo
ARRANGED BY SECONDS.
LONDON, Saturday, July 1880 A. ".
The Times reports that Henri Roche
fort sent letter TO NJ. Paul do Cassasia 40
on the 10th inst. calling on him to conc TO 'e-
ncva immediately with his second The cause o. t,e chaL
in 1872. NJ. de Casssgnac replied with an exces-
sively abusive letter, giving Rochefort the choice
OF weapons, and appointing Prince Alexander
dc wagran and Count Harrison bis seconds.
Nh. Perrin and Ordinaire, having consented
to act as Rocheforts seconds, have met those
Of NJ: de Cassagnao Mn IN LA rar's ;,o, 40 40
their principal is the nsuted party, he has not only me
tancc o., tn, A. =,
The Daily Nems has dispatch stating that
a minute has been drawn mp end signed by the Sec
onds Of both parties declaring it impossible 10
settle the conditions OF the duel They then de-
manded that the men should meet with pistols ut o dis
tauce of five PAGES and shoot a the word OF command
NJ de Cassagnacs seconds said this simply murder
for when the arms Of the eOmbatants were
extended the muzzles Of their weapons would almost
tmch. NJ. Rocheforts representatives refused 10
admit these objections they sara tne'r pr,uo, hr
very particular abOut the cOntiflons Tie Ifl'nnA ~ no
NJ Cassagnac then proposed thar the distance DC o
PAGES each conibatant to he allowed to- advance hve
stops after the word is giv"n The time ot
one the parties fall NJ Rocbeforts seconds Declined
this proposition and the matter rests there.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
ADDITIONAL ANTErAMMASY PRIMARIES.

The Anti ismmany Democrats III the III ana
Hid Assembly Districts IN which meetings were held
Thursday night. met yesterday and elected delegates
10 the County Committee, among whom the follow
my:
SECOND DISTRICT. D. 9desBartho holomew Cronin Maurice
OEncn, James McCahG Edward Byrlcs, John T. Carroll
Roche, Conan, Frances
Murray, EDWARD iiy, Pex Murphy. Michael Reilly Jere
iai OBrrn, Wild, Jost pa David william Hughes
William ward, John Mitchell, owen Iinnt, penis Bnrns
William IT, kenney Patrick LrUwlcy Bernard Mclaughlin
Jon Foley JOnn STARK jeremiah Hcaly Timothy Darcy
Thomas Haley Timothy J. Ddun.
TlnED DsIAcI.- UecJ1tss.-Jsmes Ross Patrick Dempsey
Patrick OLGehn, Mathew Mcbride. John J. H. nnossey
Patrick SCanlon jeremiah ward Thomas Norton, Michael j.
Faning, Denis Nolan, IdRard 6icn James u. Maguire
Patrick Walsh win MeNsmsra John MciDiite, Adam
Htchler. Thomas Quinn. Paick MCGOWAN, Michscl Gun
pipgAauL
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
PROTECTIVE MEASURES OF THE HEALTH BOARD.
At the meeting of the Board OF Health YeS-

M INC WCtIIny OI IHc DOaIU OI HtaIIh ycS-
teray, Dr. Lauiari the Consulting Veterinary Surgeon
directed TO report to what extent tbe gandrs and
faIcy prevail in this city and what could bo
taken protect the public from the contaon. AMI to
eradicate the disease The eanary superintendent
instructed Ia cause Inspections TO he made of that por
ton of Harlem Flats which has been partially llled and
graded under the contract OF the Department OF Public
Works with Jones 4 McQuadc, and also OF that
plot cast Of First ave-, between One-hundredth
and Onc-hundred ed and fourth-sts and, ss In tho
opinion Of the Board, not less than three
feet of fresh earth above high water mark
quir,d IL ordered that complaints should he made
aud oi wared the entry of orders requiring those
Lands properly filed by the owners thereof COM
plant relative TO tho existence OF stable aud rag
factory between Seventy seventh and seventy ghtsi.
east Of Fourthave was referred TO the superintendent
The Sanitary superintendent directed to order In
spectons TO be made Of the different garbage and ash
dumps and, II they were found 10 be detrimental To
health and dangerous TO lite, TO cause the necessary
orders to be- issued TO secure the abatement of the
nuisance.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

Justice Hatch Of Ncwtown and Justice
Murphy of winheld while in tue saloon OF Anthony
Burns in the Latter place. Thursday evening were met
by Lewis Hansnn, the Postmaster, who used abusive
language toward them. subsequently Hamann called
two Of his employee and Nolan his assist
ance and alteration eDsued during which BOhrbacker
was shot In the breast Burns wAs arrested Tor the
oot,ns aud held IN $1,000 70 await the result Of the
injuries,
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Gilscy House-Prof. Francis A. Walker OF New
Haven Tjnh frenps Ifoel-F II. Smith III William stick
ncy the Indian Comnls, and Judge h. D. nc. 81 Name
Ve,fm,osfcT Ifote-Wiiam r. Adams e. pivci nph' OF
Ho,on 49, MetroDoijt1n Hotei-Frank ~ Lord Of io',ieser
~ N,rholnS Hosf-E. q. Cattell OF Philadelphia Erefn
Ii0f.e-Miss Annie Louise Cary.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
NOME VIEWS.

THERMOMETER, YESTERDAY AT BcDNrrs IN
BROADWAY.
sam7O' Noon, 1G3. r.mq sG'. afngbt 7e'.
JIighest during tzy, So. Lowest 81.
Average, 741J. same day, 1874, 1872
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
tAnnovncemtnts.J
Irritation OF scalp-BURNETT's COCAINE cures.
LUNDBORG'S CALIFORNIA WATER for the
toilet and bh ghtulsabt tate for Coogno Bay Rum
ANNOUNCEMENTS. |

DIR. Lyons TOOTH TABLETS
Are Ir-par, q by q practical Dentist.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31

Another neighbor Of Deutschland's. IN wiamsburgh,
gentleman not IN the ewelry business, but WHO had
been applied TO often for information concerning nlm
stated that he waa Met domestic not drnker,
and apparently attached TO his home and family Tms
gentleman had spoken well OF Deutschland "a far as DIS
personal knowledge went. His suspicons began TO be
aroused in the beginning Of July Deutschland was sell
reason his wife and family going to Europe
for three mODthA
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31

CHOLERA MORBrS, Summer Complaint, COlic
piarrI AMI al Afecto OF the Bowels, nr 10 eiih'l
admits I'd at one by Dr. JaYhs GAMMA
BAIeAA
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31

BOLD r )BBERTEs TIP TIE RIVER.-Parics
viii n -'cssary tDray m ana to pio tt
The houses and I've no. bury VII m u reach very
OF ana found BLRGf ALARM IELECRAt 6Il
Ir. way, which DISCS cry day and was never
through, ii % be jbbcd. his rdtus
,nded by h ,Isands who aro using II.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31

BEAUTIFUL New SONG--" No Friendly VOlc
10 Greet Ne" by H. r. banks. Sent paid for 80 cent
WM H. BONrg v Co. Mpsic Publishers, No l,lO3 Chestnut
st.. rhila',clp ba, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31

LAMpLOrGU's PYrFrIC SALINE is the cure 70
feycrs. biousncss KIN diseases and many o'
Suiug aHcI sold by Chemists thrOuglOl
Tie world and the Maker l3 HoiD0rn h London, Ensan
Use substitute.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
sslsT NATURE.
TIMELY NvIGORATION IS THE sURESH
PREVENTION AGAINST DISEASE.
THE FOREMOST TONIC OF THE AGk
WINCHES HYPOPHOsPHIrEs
OF LINE AND SODA.
IMPORTANT no INVALIDS.

Our America, omae AMI the vim and visor displayed ana
Energy expended by the American people,
nece iaes Of r. MICS 10 STAN tie Vital Forces
and overs build ny and fortify the sys against
nm tonic being imperayeiy yeautd
the only question Is which IL the besti
frequently the common st kind Of alcoholic 9nors s,S
charged drastic componpds pame on upon tho
sspectinY .DDic preparation, Idng the Vital Powsrs
temporarily ultimately working their d'strn't on
toIc actonSn er shall be healthfu mnst posess
WHALING properties well az t1nc and nvigoratfnG
qualities and II t. thus wai,h has nlads
WINCIIESTER's
HYPOPHOSPH
OF LIME AND SODA
izins lonic been thorough tested and ct ns' ely used
eighteen years wi st perfect snccesa No
other artoD IL extensively lTcs'rb'd and 40 highly
by tie Medical Proessidn NJ this Ire. a"ai's Of
WIN HESrERs, which deserved stands al u,e la al Of all
ton pcparauoDa
tor all General Deta, Pyostydtton @ the VitaI
Forces Ptoer Mental and Nerco~ Erhdust'on Lo"
Nervous ard Eiergy Loss u dppet, Poor aud Thn
B.ood erery description, f famo VITAL
IZING TONICsa p. .ClFiC. IL Is siO.e maAer Flesh
builder and generator 4, pure and rich Hood Itr bran
aud an general panacea ior al n o'e afect ns
rs. Al, f,u cbltat and bIO'n down 10 'ion OF the
system and impaired Vgor OF the Ba n,
impaired gest general want Of rIne Vigor, strength
ami Nervous Force and Energy.
YOU WILL BE CHARMED AND SURPRISED
at the prompt and beneficial effect produocd BY this smo"s
preparation Of WINCHESTETrs in all cases Of
CONSUMPTION AND
CHEST AND THROAT AFFECTIONS.
DYSPEPSIA,
WASTING AND WANT OF BLOOD.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
MENTAL AND NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.
Health and Strength should make trial OF THE
famous preparation consciousness II lease OF Life
with renewed and Strength vitality Brain Power
and and Energy viii surely result nom lie use
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Prices 81 and &2 per bottle Prepared only by
WINCHESTER & CO., chemists,
SO JOHN ST. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31
ROBERT BONNER

has written 81 have used DAltEYs GALvtNIC HoRs
SAVI for and ind IL TO be an excellent
tc" the best thing known for Calls and scratch.
Sod everywhere. 80 cents
New-York tribune., 1875-07-31

SERMON BY THE EFE. J q. BAI1r-DiSCCCRSF
EY THE REV. MILES GRANT OF BOSTON on TIE
BAPU-M OF THE HOLY GHOST
SEA CLIFF, J.. L. July 3O.-The injunction 10 pray with
ont cesng is well kept here this week At sunrise the
sleeper awakened by the singing o hymns and until
late ut night the sounds OF family devotion heard.
There Ave public meetings every days programme,
and that is not Itself gathering for prayer and
conference Is opened aud closed with ID 20 minutes OF
petitions to Heaven.
There have been only few new clcrgymen added 10
the st, and oi much prominence. II IL announced,
however, that the Rev. Mr. nskp, who is noted
senter Of Holiness" will be here to onOrrow and preach
upon tine Sabbath, In which event something stir
ring than has yet occurred may De looked for Last
Ing good portion Of the time of the evening services
taken up by the Rev. J. q. Ball. who chose his theme
the twelfth chapter of H. C0rintnans, in which Paul
counts his sufcrings for the cause of which he
champion and tells OF that "thorn Of the flesh" that
troubled him. The lessons Of tn" chapie and OF this
passage In particular were pointed Out by the speaker,
who became very earnest In The presentation oi his SUD-
Ject. 49,, .., q, -. -. .,.-
who were the highest pinnacle ~ Christian life, and
often Snsarcd the dear saints No one OF nii temptations
l. ore subtle than spiritual prdc-takiEs glory to our
selves n hearts while the lips vve 10 God Perhaps
raul had fallen into tins s Tor he ,eeu 70 nave heera
him IL a gr1evOts trnublt-a sbhFp th"flbhh
Pau PRAYED ihroe times that II might be- removed Yet
od did take il away but gave him grace 10 bear aud
profit y H. Thus sharp correction was gwen !" Pdi DC
the Lord loved him. aud wanted Ia bring him back
ways Of holiness. ~ aiictons that we are a 10
complain oi, are sent because we hcrd mem anu cOd
loves us. Whom God lOYcth He cba-icncth' Aud We
ought not pray much that the tlon be taken away
grace to overcome IT, Which better to be AFFLICTED
and gain grace lie left easy and perinediOgo wfong
Yet .his il choice we must make. Inc question IL
Are willing 10 suffer to he saved from sint u u our
prayer that be purified even by nrei Paul got 81
ihni he could welcome ahcton because he recognized
In 1t the power Of Christ resting on him No one J.
AFFLICTED without purpose God wants some SICK ana
helpless and poverty .rcken discipcs that lie may Illus
traic all the phases Of Christian grace aud charaeer
lie needs weak Paul reiOiccs In the thorn
which seemed 20 sap his srength declaring h'n an
weak then strong and that Ia the true philosophy
Of IL, and the root OF all holy living II we
would be strong in the Lord must become weak ~
ourselves The rst great difficulty In the attainment "f
complete sanctihcii0n IL The Willingness Ia die The
fuess Of ourselves s In the way and we can only get
cruelty the very death satrst, our selfwil our
and Just 90 soon as 'ns ' done christ