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from God. Less than this will not ans
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to see the wole church join in
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yen ~ but service apparently the
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b pride that says: '-I will not give
|hg unless it be large sum-" This
Ptanic pride-a spirit of hell.
k at Joshua, eighty years of age,
|talwart, earnest in his work and
|nt to God. Give US the men, in
/ time like the present, who will do
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r die. The offering of prayers at |
& does not constitute conservation.
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cts4e it was then the question.
are no battcring rams with which
lex its walls. 1t is critical time,
cshua, the leader. feels it. He goes
ard and examines the Notifications.
eing man standing alone he shouths.
IArt thou for us or against us?". The
eply causes him to fall at the feet of the
&ranger, and i'll substance say ''Lord,
IN readyto to do thy bidding" That this
las one of the earlier appearances of
hrist there is no doubt. Then He took
Esh for day; now he is Divine man
lever. AS by master stroke these
prds of Joshua present to us his charac-
They show to US the secret of his
cess. In them we see that Joshua the
at leader and commander of Isreal, ac-
bwledged that God had q right TO his
vices. Let man receive Gods direc-
In their true spirit and there is
ng on earth that he may not at
t.
e great trouble with us and with the
les of the present time, is, they give
Lord only that which is a super
Business first and Christ after
is apparently the principal of the
This is not right. Do your busi-
With God; keep an account with
Him be q PPaStner in your affairs.
\d the peopla hSzsvhom he was
did not serve God thus.
we could see the men and
present day sacrificing their
Eenience that the work of
on. rejoice that can
persons whom I know have
sacrifices in this work !;
worn their old clothes q
they might contribute to
repays such efforts in
puntiful interest. You
auch to God. Let me
dressed even shabbily,
that this is caused by
Z-- the cause of religion,
a congregation which
sings of God. What
honox d's com
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attend to the wounded, and tied his mule,
but the animal got scared by the noise,
and, of course, broke free, leaving the
doctor on foot. Il was Q close shave for
his life. He'll. hardly go into battle on
mule-back again.
The fight of March ended the Abys-
sinian war. We returned TO the seacoast
very much sadder, if not wiser men, We
had left
THE ABYssIEIAN PLAINS
strewn with the bones of comrades, and
had only the comparatively slight con-
ISOLATION of battering q superb Abys-
sinian column to pieces. do believe
the Abyssinians, under civilized train
ing, would make the finest soldiers on
earth.
i felt sorry for the Khedlve and the
army, and / have spoken more freely of
the business than l at first intended.
Had Ratib Pasha-but no matter. 1t is
al passed and settled"
What are the Egyptians like, physi-
caliy ?" asked the interviewer
"In the cities they are mixed race, but
l believe the fellahs, or country people,
are of pure Egyptian stock. Their lips
are rather thick, their noses are rather
rough-hewn, but they have fine eyes and
straight black hair. They are generally
well formed, and of dark skin"
8" And the Abyssinians ~ pursued the
interlocutor.
"The Abysinians," responded the Gen.
eral, care q fine race in person. They
are tall, athletic, quite dark, but with the
most perfect features you ever saw. No
Grecian statue is more perfect in face and
form:than the modern Abyssinian."
General Loring then said he could
relate much more If there was time, or if
he desired to Grip things up" He has
evidently great regard for the Khediye,
who conferred upon him the highest
order of honor in his power to give, but
his respect for the ruler of Egypt is only
equalled by his ill-concealed contempt for
the unfortunate commander-in-chief of she
Abyssinian expedition.
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NEW SERIES. VOL xv.-NO. ST.


Hancock ever since the earlv militsSN ex-
periences Of both men in Mexico
HK LA1zLr vrssrKD Tnz GnHnN1x,
but had n0political convers9tion viii him.
He knew H0thinH of his opiniOns excspt
that General Hancock had been Demo
crat all his life, and had obtained his po-
litical ideas when the only Democracy
was Of the substantial, well-tFied Jsc1non-
ian variety. That being the case. he had
no doubt that General Hancock was for
hard money and all the other tenets Of
JacksoniaH Democrats.
General Hancock, he said, was literally
endowed with sound, horse sense, was
an extensive reader, and close stndent.
No man in.the country was more likely
than he to make up his mind without us-
sistance, and to maintain q position in
spite of opposition. He was . man of
clear and Comprehensive views and great
strength Of character.
Referring to
ItIs LIFE IN EGYPT,
General Le,riug said that DR.. Lansing
and the other American missionaries there
were doing an immense amount Of good,
not 80 much by converting as by edu-
eating the people The converts were
not very numerous, but their twenty
scholars were having marked effect on
the people, their labors in behalf of the
education Of women being especially use
full. The lase Khedive's anxiety to have
his people educated was strong point in
his favor, and his efforts TO improve the
people generally by educating the women
proved him TO be q man Of remarkable
foresight, considering the Oriental ideas
of women.
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From FOmey's Proress,l
hundred guns-yes, nfty more
Rained down their shot aud shell
As II, from out its yAwning deor,
Drove the red blast Of hell
The hiss! the crash! the shrek the groan
The ceaseless iron hail
All this for half the day. own
1t made the stoutest quail.
But sudden, far to left, we heard
The band strike up; and LOT
Full In our front-no breath was stirred
Came Hancock, riding slow.
As slow as If On dress parade,
All down the line 10 right
And back again. By my good blade,
Was ever such q sight!
We lay at length. No ranks could stand
Against that tempest wild;
Yet on he rode, with hat in hand,
And looked and bowed and smiled.
Whatever fears We had before
We're gone That sight, you know,
Just made us fifty thousand more,
All hot to face the foe
You've heard the rest How on they came:
Earth shaking at their tread;
cheer; our ranks burst into fame
Steel crossed; the foe had fed,
Yet still that dauntless form see,
Slow riding down the line.
Was ever deed of chivalry
So grand, o, comrade mine?
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The other. day lady, accompanied by
her son, . very small boy, boarded train
at Little Rock. The woman had . care
worn expression hanging over face like .
tattered veily and many Of the rapid ques-
tions asked ky the boy were answered by
unconscious aighs.
Ma" said the boy, that mans like
baby, aina he ?" pointing TO Q bald
headed man sitting Just in front of them.
Hush"
Why must hush ?''
After few moments silence.
Ma, what's the matter with that mans
head %
Hush, I tell you! He's bald"
"What's bald?"
His head hasn't got any hair on it"
aDid it come off %
81 guess Sc"
"Will mime come Off"
Sometime may be-"
"Then I'll be bald, won't l p
eyes"
"Will you care?'
Don't ask 80 many questions"
After another silence, the boy exclaim-
ed
"Ma, look at that fly on that mans
head p
Z" If you dor't hush I'll whip you when
"Eook I5eres zuOsuer n.y. nOUK II
'em fght-lodk at 'em."
&c Madam said the man, putting aside
q newspaper aod looking around, 'swhat's
the matter with that young hyena ?''
The womaa blnshed, stammered al
something and attempted to smooth back
the boys hair.
"One fly, two flies, three flies" said the
boy innocently, following with bis eyes .
basket of oranges carried by the news
boy.
Here, you young hedgehog" said
the bald-headed man, If you don't hush
I'll have the conductor put you of the
train"
The poor woman, not knowing what
else to do boxed the boys ears, and then
gave him an orange to keep him from cry
ing
Ma, have 1 got red marks on my
81 win slap you again if you don't
hush p ~
"Mister," said the boy 'don't it hurt to
be bald-headed p
Youngster," said the man, g if you'll
hush I'll give you quarter"
The boy promised, and the money was
paid over.
The man took up his paper and resum-
ed his reading.
This is my bald-headed money" said
the boy. When / get bald-headed Pm
goin' to give boys money. Mister, have
all bald-headed men got money ?''
The bald-headed man threw down his
paper, arose and said:
Madam, hereafter when You travel
leave that young gorilla at home Here
tofore / always thought that the old
prophet was vary cruel for calling the
bears to kill children for making sport Of
his head, but now am forced to believe
that he did Christian act. If yonr boy
had been in the erowd he would have died
first. If Ican't find another seat On this
train I'll ride ON the cow-catcher rather
than remain here"
The h&ld-headed man IL gone" said
the boy, and the woman leaned back and
blew tired sigh from her lips. /"
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"A Washington dispatch Of July Esd
says: Advices received by the National
Board Of Health show that for tie week
ending July 10th. there were eight cases
of yellow fever and Eve deaths At Nas-
san, N. p, Bahamas.
20 What is going to be gained by this
test 7" q reporter asked DR.. Gum, one Of
the physiciaps who is watching DR.. Tan
ner, who proposes to fast forsy daxs. in
New York, and who had reached the l2th
day. al think ! great advantage in the
treatment of al intestinal disorder. p NJ
piled DR.. Gum. aIf person can fan,
for this length Of time We can diseontinne
feeding in eases of iuAamaaion a the
stomach and bowels, thus avoidiae ns;,a-
ton, and thereby. eject cures mach u,ore
rapidly. Il would also illnstrate other
important medical facta Residss. Il ith
generally knows thst pezaon eaa live !
longer time than . popularly ss1nnne.a
= eases e shipNreck. for instanos. - sx-
ercising ths viii power, he s.ktsas s. s will
b sble . bold ous longer. Ii snck e...S
despair i mers oiien The casiss e ] sS,R
than the aetsal lack of iSod IS Il
the doctor eaoceeds n win dsznlss,S
ths power - nsind oyer -
sssplt HAy - = - krtz e snnS
sRsyesola fs = NkicS - S
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Chicago Times, July al
THE ROMANCE OF WAR!

An Evening with Gen. w. w. LOr.
ing. Late Of the Khedive's Army
Thrilling "Reminiscences Of Many
Wars from she Land Ofshe Axtecs 10
the Pyramids-The History Of the
Obelisk Now the Proud Possession
Of GOtham-Gen. Grant I'm Egypt
BlOtting Ont aC0nsul lGeneraI-The e
Original "9crAtcher." - R1ctures
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her hair before the glass IN a rail
way waiting-room, without a thought
OF the presence of bystanders. In
her eyes all such things are so
natural-.so much matter of course,
that it never occurs to her 10 make
any tuss about them"
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1t proceeds from q sense of pro
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women. \ good rule to follow is
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compo8ure of well-bred person.
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JAMES BARDON,
Real Estate Agent,

NCFERIOR, " 1sCONsIN.
Will buy and sell lots in Superior, Duluth
and neighhoring towns and lands surround
ing, pay taxes for non-rcsidents in any county
n Wisconsin or Minnesota, and transact
general real estate business
Makes a speciality of locating lands along
the line Of the Northern Psrifc Railreac
the Bonds of the Company