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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15

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80 ai many Icrrrs a. &c. b. % rwl and 80 ~ toe
In The OF iongaori. ~ -.,eth ~, a"i lal;er
proportion good prime -tociu ,o a'ti"r. l,s VIZ
ti'ior rlt fr,ao was low art the 'at's = i"''y ""E
As no ieot Of BE derc,sca Of ne pn,, ws.:
% IN Con1l 0so - &C. II ~ lrcourly url,d oot lt
tIag trtt cost ~ nome. N'liiS
freight ma other ne. '. - .eosc ana - wan .. en-, , az
trir.- y'iy heavy ~ 30 ,",l'ls ,' SC" p' u
%,r - rad much Jrtir % fho West u:duy =" IN, thL
g5 L %tr sE Srr xxx .9S s orr To- ,arc ces wh,h,r
n,crs Of s,Ir. For Yc'ks AM pd,ci months past lI,'
lave ~ sl.ay dcern but aoIs h'G b,en ,''cl,ag,1
that sull,'rH;y low 2"nt h'i br'n 'r ,'. .
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ohs much lower point nad he, i'snc1 ,I ,. ~.
sud stcadef pr,s arg npon ia t We my W. @rrans
mtnts for GO supply "i Nri'Ih rd III 49, ~ A
closns how ~ mot rrrinaly drs-i Az stg eopenes
N te !uufc beet catlr The chang, ~ 10, ,t ,hcr
ous taat seem b,wderoc and 70 be pMf :" ccm",.
We We cn' i nS y o ies ch tns r"eRy ami
pressed i- but remember when we were LOT
I ti ns . ,iico % some foiar % f" SIsh s.i
saa n a@a Tm' .s Soy Of is ,rs MA Witch %S
can 3Ompare The prcteGii IN ia most PfGrinent and IN
Tis '-n' stat le1t l5Ws"eT hat rneos Of
tured and unmai rcd eaii bon native Snd foreign ar TO-
We consistently fler bach inasmuch "a We then
fresh phase Of eyistnce AID that had sciceJ anv
ming IN common With ho gr9l 90 yeas gone , by VIII
mercie gambling all rnLnoGh Tho war prices gave IA
To tho large then dr>Iove 1o consumed oar
., rendsr any material OF permanent reduction
o nat win me an3st 1G E2Ersss % me
West during The pass Two or o i hear G@r s"p a Of s a
Sems %s, - 5 n 10 9 h .ea arG Scrsas
supplies shape Of d, Sed beef for Euro
'n. q ns ssS Gaan Sss ssa we're h M"
I I i%6 head The fcSs,8eT: 81 as, ay were
81 ears; s.d[ E|: sn"sy y s carr: Coon Co.
cars; Golf Bros, eaTsl Evan. lsnse ears Wilson q
T. O. Eastman sold 90 iIiao.s .,ser sgt. =. q. e9'se
Scoi ~ 70 f IT, al Sas iO2 choice cattle. cvt At
segc II MOT 10 ,3r r. sr Ho =, sse 50 81 81, owt
At sac SO hi 63ef "a ovL A. sSe4e aud 80 OF q. cwr'
AT Wneoss for Eastman. 80 Illinois, scant cwt at ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15

81 IN
4. ,I.s.l. b. EflGEJFJLrrtN. MUTUAL. AND
~, 4I.f..tN ti- -ruge~ BDtGNT AND SOLD
. IL .lt. ell g.ro..yu ant N'F logs 11S -tehi's erals
:. ~ GEO "a. PNISrI~~.
f""T -. 20 'rrf - y y
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. B-fE.s To- ffisi''ntt' '.,'t'.
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.-- "a lit' n ~. -'"'A ~
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r. AS v. HDSIGDNEltN N-r y RAJ "a fAlLbI az
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,.,.,-r 10 a. ..rc,r- M tins ,lsr
-r.i. ,rt .,-i A!Ir.k. and " reel iftt -" LoI Is
s, ,snrfa - bonds s. t h q .li NhA"lHiiN arc
su4 i. ,,fr..tt, w,I 500 ',f-' y %. "'.,y'I
rr i.u stat. N.n. aid known rs T" Hlfhi Nurisitr
is ly l.s .. r.uulra" "a. With tEr At7-r 10 ftntry
r. ir ski utr ' 20 uet' ?. = d. l'.t a. h, ,'S . thC
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SHOW no. r ua""' ,f "r.''t q. - " "'" ~,
* nat''f ihr TIL 'ii' .,''' In -
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.It thr T''' It Tor Them Z" ''. 10y
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uu aimee t1W .'' Nonls'.i " QUA '"'' .ttI"l"
3 % icr ni .H iot,, or hy .rs rs-1n having personal
Ln',S-i,;. 90 tn' 80 s. -. ..- Al.
B. ~. A-dsSt i.AIr ~ IN tNtt".'i W al'i ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15


Sfrr d. binary ..loi hd..aF ...--.-.. III =
Futnr, dc.iy,rI.a wtr. drilsa'I rs 's veal hs.b T. 20
Iyercoi c,gl1- with Tho IurN. % bt"r 'if
~ M ~,uth. sl,s ~uipr ~ a'iss p N a'li'Hb o. Tx
gctGOtT l'rr N'.f'Di o, 40, .-'s'
lie. 900 ii lc' b. inter- 2tp z,.+ Jgh1igy 2ll
ii2s, 80, lle7, IT,. joi. zoo OI iIs; call Q.
9p ic,c en- ga g.. 70 ',rJrl sNu ~ tf
tJ.li 5.11J r.!1s saconi c4.l.hgs.a. o. i@,Li IAN
Ear, roo Lee, rhIt1f, luO Il-'scf toai 90 bticN
sales % gay az t. D. f: sept Iubrf 300, '.'sc
I2i,ci 500 l2ta.,.. 100 iZss loo. - gc O"t""r oI
iI37,.r. .n l5asc 500 or 900 if'a.r, N"yrr 1'
900 fIres 90 lsc 90 il,eo 20 "a ,,,i IT, 1'
loo II ~. JsnUsr, 100, il'iec 100 llZ,ati ~ 90
iIsis,c; TO- iIS,ec; 800 lI7sc ota, 1920 p,o' snd
total, -, 100 Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15

Railroad bonds were quiet, with Chicago and
North Western coupon gold consols steady at 9Ssa
ST. Paul rsts, La Crosse division, at 1928, and the
Paciics strong; Lohigh md Wilkesbarre consols
were up to SO. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
Total sales for the day. Wv
.sl seller so days. 6J4 seller 80 days
CLOSING PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS

The following table Of prices OF the prominent gold
md silver mining shares, as received by telegraph
from San Francisco, is furnished by William Ward
n..Nnl Eriliinr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
DeaiistrD.

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- TJLAy RE-. Pert fia'ee pndtttiinS coor az. SUP
tooth excel ey"rY Ng heretofore
o ,ol beauty strength ana ltUe,S needs only 10 bH
90 ht tHd mate IN 'Jc Day, aud tny 40 ~ - neE
examine Rubber '"ti, elO 20
IL. Gold and al q 80. .-Xtrsru! uDer gus
pr r. a. " ~ - 1weutvth'l st. ny Madison ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-15
OlaIhf Aakc.
onete1 Asked.

cry bank stocks the only sale was of City,
weave SHARES at 300 The bids were as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, APRIL T. 1o7e-TRRLE SHEET

elaborate speech he advocated the amendment ana
stated that the Catholic was ia favor Of 1t II all other
denominations wee Messrs. Dodd, Patterson aud
Rabe supported the amendment II was stoutly and
warmly opposed by Messrs Scove, Herring, r. Drake,
Youngblood and Lewis The argument used by the OPP
position that II not proper iar or Just 10 TAX
this property. Aitcr protracied debate the amend
lnent VAS defeated. by vote oil ID 10 ~
YEAsMessrs Bird Brausi am Dodd. Egan Criygs har-
rson Howell Jacobns. Mathews Patterson, Rabe kici-
ards, swayze. Vail and winant-i5 = ,
NArs-iessrs Ashley. Bergen, Brewer Campbcii, car-
penter, Carscasn tSpeaeerl Cavieer Coles Cnnover,
Cory Cross, Cunningham Il. Drake, r. II. Drake, Emson.
ferdan, alscy. Hannon uendrcksen Herring hutchin-
Payne Rchman Rolie, ue saadsrson scove sseiienger
Stevens Taylor Toey. Traphngen. Van Rensselaer, N,or-
hces and ioungbiood-f2
The Senate IL doing its utmost to dispose oil the busi-
before In OF The adjournment on The l4th
inst. Tne JOINT meeting named Tor to-day has been
postponed until Thursday OF next week. The commit
tee appointed To investigate the management OF the
Trenton Asylum rendered their report 10 day In sub
stance comments the administration OF Dr. Buttolph
and pronounces everything contacted with that nsli
tuition the best possible condition
The General Railroad Taxation bill, which taxes all
railroads State purpose onchali OF per cent
their true vaneas certified by State Commissioner
the House this afternoon by 40 10 s. II has already
passed the Senate and IT VIII be approved by tho Gov
crnor this week
The bill making 1t unlawful 10 use or sell the game
known as the paris ue pool and to play three
card montcn skcno,n cards or any other game for
profit tracks or tar grounds passed the second
reading after u sharp debate. Mcssrs Egan, Dodd.
opposed bv Mcssrs Hcndrickson and Conover. Mon
man a en- m =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
RAPID TRANSIT AGITATION.

meeting was held last evening at tho residence OF
T. Morrison, on Forty seventh street. to take action
regard the proposed elevated railroad along Sixth
avenue. large number OF storckccpcrs aud properly
owners attended tho meeting. After discussing the
subjccs length, report drawn up by tho Execu-
tive Commttee--Messrs NOR, Phelps aud Schoilc =
and adopted the purport Of the report being that the
property owners along Sixth avenue will oppose tho
elevated Sixth avenue railroad PROJECT Tor tho follow.
ing reasons THAT the proposed structure is different
from the ono specified in tho b, providing Tor the
road Instead OF being attractive looking structure
and spanning the avenue from curb to curb and being
oil ornamental character, the company have adopted
plans Tor an unsighty structure with posts on each
side Of the street tracks, Thus dividing the
into two narrow lanes IL feet inches wdo nnd de-
stroying traffic. The action OF the company de-
nounced evasion OF the law regarding rapid tran
aud attempt to destroy the property value and
appearance Of Of the leading horcughiarcs the
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
FRIGATE MINNESOTA.

The United States frigatc Minnesota, flying the nag
OF vico Admiral S. c. Rowan, and training ship for
boys for the naval service, lett the Navy Yard yes,cr
dav, Tor her old anchorage on the Battery, and viii
participate in the reception OF the Emperor oil Braz
The following is n correct list Of her ofccrs--A w.
Johnson, captain commanding; j. n. Sands, lieutenant
commander; o. W. FarenhoIt lcutcnanti William IS
Newman, lieutenant; a. j. lvcrson, lieutenant; Il NJ.
symonds, heutcnant II. J.. Tvcmain, lieutenant; n r.
Barry, lcuten ant; Jared Linsly, paymastcr; D. D. H.
engineer; G. }. $. Wells, surgeon; NJ. L. Ruth, past
assistant surgeon; N. Amber assistant surgcon X
Hudson, chaplain; L. !. Dawson, captain OF marines;
A. :. Taylor, first lieutenant CT MARINES; C. Miller,
boaiswaini X J. Hill, gunner; ,. G. Bradford, sail
maker; j. McGionc carpenter; Capouliiez, captains
clerk y. N. NarreI, pay masters clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
HOTEL ROBBERY.

On Monday night two young men entered tho WASH
ingson House, No Broadway, and asked 70 b. shown
some rooms While the clerk was going over the
house with one the other remained In The occ. After
while the two young men Left the house. NOS having
engaged any room fcw hours aitcrwasd the cler9
missed bag OF silver. containing e226 o. which he'd
been LETT IN the oico for temporary safc-kccping By
Droxcr u is supposed that the young snan VINO ~
NAMED in tho Office stole IL Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
BARRETT's FoRGERIEs.

II 10 believed that the forgery by the ascending
lawyer william c. Barrett, Of tho Endorsement OF Ives
h Waters upon the check OF Kunhsrdt Co, for
$4,000 was not hts only falsncaton in this singular
case. but that he also forged the signature OF G. r.
Belts Clerk OF the United States District Court GER
nyIpg 10 the discharge OF the action pending that
court upon which the check founded. Mr. Belts
certificate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

AN AMENDMENT DEFEATED TAXING CHURCH
pRopKRrY-rH1 GAMBLING BILL PAssxD
4 SECOND READING.
TRENTON, April q, 1s76
In the House Of Assembly to-day Mr.. Egan, Of
Elizabeth, offered amendment 20 The General Tax
bill providing Tor the taxation Of Church property. In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
DR. vANDERPOEL AND THE GER.
TRUDE.
NORTH RIVER IRoS WORKS,
266 AND 265 wgsr STREET,
NEW YORK. April q. 1875

TO DR.. g. OAKLEY WATERPROOF, Health onicer:-
DsAR sIR-we ready at any timc TO so before the
committee and show that all repairs done by for tho
Gertrude were paid for by you. individuality and that
no deductions on your bills were ever made by rca-
son OF any work the State boats No work done on
the Gertrude ever put In tho bills paid by the
State The accounts Tor work done tor the state were
not paid by you, but were paid by the Commissioners
The accounts were kept entirely distlnct Truly
yours FLETCHER HARRISON 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07
STREET CLEANING STATISTICS.

The following is the quarterly report OF Commits
stone. voorhis, Chairman OF the Street Cleaning Com
mittce, compared with the corresponding three
months OF las. year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-07

matter instead OF third class and he would like 10
them put in the second class. lie submitted amend
ment to strike out of the first section the folio ing
clause inserted after the articles enumerated
shutting third class mattcr:-
all other which may be declared ailsb,e by
law and AL other articles above the weight prescribed
destroy deaee or ntArrwisc the contents ~ the all
bags the OF engaged in the postal service
He then submitted another amendment providing for
n fourth class OF mail matter Tor articles rot enomer
ated IN the nrst second and third class. 10 be Trans
mittcd !, 900 miles less at cents Tor each ounce
or fractional part thereof and for all distances
loo miles cents for each fractional part
thereof
1t was ordered that both amendments be printed.
Mr.. HAMLiy said he would ask vote on the bill
to-day several Senators had requested him not to
do so.
Pending discussion the bill fixing the rate OF post
age, the Char laid before the Senate message from
the President enclosing additional report from the
Secretary Of War to the Scuate resolution OF
January l. 1876 IN regard 10 military arrests IN Alaska
Referred 10 the Committee on the judiciary
Also announcing that the bill To amend the act giving
the approval and sanction OF Congress TO the route ana
tcrmin OF The Anacosta and Potomac River Railroad
and TO regulate Its construction and operation ana the
bill to incorporate the Citizens Building Company, OF
Washington D. c., had become laws without his sigma
ture the ten days allowed for their return having ex
PRED.
The Senate then, on motion OF Mr. WRIGHT went
into executive session, and when the doors were
opened at halt past four r. aio1rned until Monday
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-12-20
3uekinghana's Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color Of tho.
beard from gray or any other I'M
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick.
ly and efectually produces a per-
manent color, which will neither
rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by r. p. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, N. H.
sslA ~ Ill Druggists, ssd Dealers q Ysdiaaae,
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I Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lunssa
such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopiuG.
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of mod.
ern science, few are
] Of more real value
ITO mankind than
! this efectual REM
| edy for all diseases
Of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast ri-
n Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-12-20
MEDICAL.
pA||E!'''l!!le "a
NEGE!E!!1!R1ElalSRN
s&IIII,7 ~ w
ssla 81
REVIEWER! l!!9:

TINS standard article is com
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful aud
as satisfactory as ever.
It restores gray or faded hair II
its youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itchiue'
and dandruff: 1t gives the head
cooling, soothing sensation Of ere,t
omfort, and the scalp by its use!
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restoree
the capillary glands to their normal
yigor, preventing badness, and
making the Lair grow thick ana
strong.
AIS a dressing, nothing has been
fou1sd so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. D., State AZ.
sayer Of Massachusetts, says, The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
I consider it the BEST PREPARAr1o1
for its intended purposes"
Price, One Dollar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
BROADWAY AND TWENTIETH ST.
THE B. SNONINGER ORGAN.

HORACE WATERS ~ SONS. fSl bron%
way; \. "; have obtained mo sole ns"'fm ,I
Of this wei -hnOwn Organ. Prices Low ~
cash, or gu miscellaneous. The TIndr SHpp"W
~ Factory Prices. Catalogues Mailed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
MilIin,rg

PLATING, braiding and stirring Of all kinds A Der
Yors sn w9rH prompny done IA Fast IAN ~ Sew
shi,so SOLE agents for tue Gem" rotary plating ma.
rAAs' FHeh phI tb0. Csll anG examine IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
ROCK AWAY BEACH EXCURSIONS
on DECORATION DAY. NAY 80.

TIE favorttc steamer Nrvstsink w make two special
ncuIsion- on ucsdaV next. MAY -, leaving
2ith It. y. Il. a. $50 \. VI. ana ll5 T.. ".
1uth st. y. L., At SIS \. NJ and lbs z. VI.
Ncsey 1T, y. r.. ain y VI. and $40 = NJ
Grand =. D.. T. Ne~ lors, o;l5 \. NJ. and 1850 p NJ.
Fulton l Try. brsoklvu. p3D \. ". ami =. VI.
Fare - crrtS. tr'r ~inn tie et-. 5tr"lts.
The daily trips all b 'nm ne on Ihur'day. Junci
STNDAN INCIR-IO>- c, H.l nv ani Astoria
= laning at lltn ST, Astoria, IYh anu lsUth streets
tach
The steamers sYfNAS DELL. SYLVAN GLEN. and
sYLNAN SIN "A vi. commence the following tr,ps
Boats leave llar en- Boa's lie We Peck slip
$40 A. VI. 200 I ". l.is \. n. a.iS =. NJ
p.l5 A. NJ a.lsP NJ lu:t5 4. VI. 4i5 L. VI
1000 A. NJ. 500 =. VI ll.ll \ T. 5;O1 + NJ.
l0:i5 4. NJ. 80 p VI. l..ii =. NJ. t:iO r. NJ.
ti.i5 4. NJ. $500 L. NJ. 1.uI T.. VI. GAO L. NJ.
lg3D +. NJ G.sp Z NJ. 2:OIl VI. 7:2O u. "
l.IO NJ 7IO T. VI. PAS i. VI. 500 T.. NJ
Leave 1ith - ten iunutce later than Peek sup.
". B.--iosts connect with bol's Tor Hish Bridge.
Scnic parties aud schools aken week Gays ON rea-
IOnaDie rni-.
Fare 10 cents on SUNDAYS.
Nm. WHITMAN. Superintendent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28
nECOK ALTON DAY.
~ Or nj Annu ii Excursion Of the
SAltSNiINf- tfNID\

SALESMLN'- UNtON
81 the Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company TO
IONA ISLAND. TUESDAY. MAY 80.
steamer WYOMING ana barge. ktPl bLlC and
CALEDONIA Will leave Fulton IT., hr, Okyn, NJ $50
NJ; Twenty fourth IT,. N9rth River, ~ $50 a. NJ.
huslr Ivy the rele rated MnEkLER& WILSON BAND
~ BRlDG EIORT
TICKETS FOR ROUND TRIP. ONE DOLLAR.
70 be had at the ConrAnys Oh e. ~ East Fourteenth
It,. Union squares Fulton ST.. Brooklyn ami on the
scat firstcsss refreshments viii be furnished on the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

~ ALL DESIRABLE AND sEAsoNABLE FABRICS.
AND IN NEW CoLoRs. LARGELY REDUCED
THROUGHOUT.
CASHMERE AND CAMELs HAIR sU1TiNGs. RE-
DUCED TO fOc., Soc. Soc, AND 75c.
Joplin, DAMAssEE. AND MoHAIR sUITiNGs.
REDUCED TO zoe, Csc, zoe. AND 3Jc.
sERGK PLAIDs AND CHECKS FOR fa<c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-05-28

~ The large, beauiiful steamer LONG BRANCH.
Capt Curtis. Will make excursion NAV - no the
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Knee-Work.
BI REV. EDw ARD A. RAND.

did pity my friend. He had been
irving to stand up against the tempta
ton to drink. and Satan had knocked
him down again. He WAS blue, dis
rouIraged, heart sick. when | found him
after his fall. He was lying away down
in 1.-The depths" His success III stand
ing up had been owing to prayer.
"Iiavr YOU PRAYED ," | asked. No, he
had not. Here WAS something to he
done at once. Lets get right down
and 90 to work" | said. We knelt. So
prayed | heard him >obbing The
prudi"al was coming back. Then he
prayed. heard his cry for forgive
ness. We rose. and at the same time IL
down-cast soul got up ont of the depths
of its despair How he smiled as be
said afterwards, Il am saved '" Knee
work had done it,
And knee work will do wonders in
every direction, simply hccauSe it makes
IL connection with the source of all
powcr-God. He bends iu blessing ~
we bend III prayer. If we want to take
our own hearts in hand. do il with !,
bent knee. Penitence. peace. strength.
will he the result. If we want to take
in hand the hcalt of some one else. let
there he kncc-WoIk. On your knees.
pillow up the hearts ot sinners. On youl
knees. SOW in the truth. la the day of
harvest how the yellow Sheaves will
stand about us.
We get hints ~ to success III serving
God when We look through his word
Moses was IL man of great knee-power
50 were Samuel, Elijah. Elisha. DAME
all the Bible worthless. 1t is said that
Peters knees were worn rugged and
ral"us through PRAYING. 1t must have
becu after his fall. He wouldn't haN,
tumbled if he had had that ruggrdnes,
an his knees. 1t would have made {;
good coat of mail for his soul.
One of our religious papers said that
if we wanted to understand Moody,
success. we must look at the knees o
his pants. He knows something about
knee work. 1t is Il good sign when {;
Christian mans pants need patching "l
the knee.
\ minister leaving Il house one daN
where he had been PRAYING. noticed dust
on his knees. 1t WAS nothing to ht
ashamed of. Dust on the knees when Z;
man comes down from his chamber il
the morning, when he leaves the vestrl
at night. when he goes out of the SICK
room is good sign. 1t is the badg,
of power. II is a mark of the King,
service. 1t tells of knee work. y. /
ObSerrcr.