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THE VIRGINIA BoHEMIANs.

BY John Esten Cooke Author Of "6tores Of The
Dominion" Grantley's idea" Henry ST. John
Gentleman" Professor Pressensee" 9vo Paper 10 cents
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usen convenient manual In which the rules and regua.
tUns This game laid III clear
and concise Experienced Whist players as well as
beginners will! find ii an excellent book u reference.
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SHAKEsPEARE'S
HENRY THE FOURTH.

Edited with Nutcs by William J. Roie A. NJ. Illustrated
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Shakespeare"
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GIEsELER,s CHURCH HISTORY.

A Textbook Of Church History. By DR.. John c. J..
Gescler translated and Edited by Henry b. Smith, late
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1.-THE story IS in Mr. Cookies STYLE Astounding in vivid
mountain scenery sketches OF quaint nave
character and local descriptions Of great freshness OF Color
ing"
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This volume concludes the English translation Of the
Church History Of d. CIcfClT many years
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FELLOW TOWNsSIEN.

O., Story. BY Thomas Hardy SomO, Paper, 20 cents
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very touching story by one OF the most popular OF living
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IRON SILVER MINING COMPANY.
Organized under the laws II New-York
Location OF Nine: LEADYlLLk. COLORADO.
Capita stoek 5IOOOJOJO ;OOOJO shares: Par Vau. so
STOCK USASSE 3SABLE.
OFFICERS:
President. 10 u. ROBERTS
NicePreHdeut STEPHEN V. WHITE
tecre!Ery, ID. /. VERDENAI-
T1cGsul or. u N D., II. SMITH.
General Aauagrr, W. a.. kENES.
f1ndl Cial Agent, WALDEMAR ARHNS
Bankers, FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
TRUSTEES:
William II. Stevens, Geo. ~ RoDcrs Levi b. Letter Rich
ard &. McCJTnleg. Jonas IL. French Luther q.
MarHll stephen V. While Geo. h. Robin.
son, James ID. smith,
Principal OiHce Rooms 81 aud 80 BOREEL BUILDING
No. ! 10 Broadway, NeW.YoFL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

CARBONATE HILL MINING CO.,
LEADViLLE, COLORADO
Offices 1 aud @ Finest, Scw.YorS.
Cauital. OOUw-2Op 900 shares par vaue $40 each
It1i-tc, s-tn9s. T.: is' W IA. BtrDum. :. w Dorsey
LII FUucrJ. u Kcchn, ilo'. y N. Bliss Monroe crane
Cj- H. Iis-c, President; W. H. Iiarnunl Vice President;
~ . I. =. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28

The following shows the exports exclusive of
speclel from the port of New-York for tue week
ending April % and SINCE the beginning of the
year, rs compared with the corresponding periods
of previous years;
For tho week S5,O16,32l S55O5tS7 $S1p6.05k
Previously reported. l0lSSl3l oO37i,SJ2 1UOlS7454
IT,. 1OIJ57.4O0 S6ioJ,2S9 los,
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GOVERNMENTS.

~ buyer 30 days fIo seller 20 days 1924 seller 60
days.
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CURYSOLITE SILVER MINING CO.
LOCATION or MINF~ LEApvGLrE. COLORADO.
CarIa ,ucF, tlooD'.u"oi shares, 20n 900, par so
Daniel AUu ,u Iir-IiI 81, Post, Wee rrseLt
H. NJ Lawson. I'"'tIrr. DTItr - KY, secretary.
Muira -Cuf' kpNps. General MANAGER, IcIiYir
ult"i tate. senator luhu T. Jones. ~. Nevada;
Wliu1u Borden, thic1Uu. ttpg, II. A. ". iHO NJ
CuuI,,iu: ~.w.l oI bath. NJ. " lIn T. Nichols
r. f. hurry. OF Sew IurK tarl'5 4. WINK.
tier. o: IuHlnn. Tl;s-aa =. GTaut Of Sew York.
HaHt" ant Rl~'ra. t'ntI. trust CO., OF NcwN0tk.
Gene !al ph.r-. liu"r itUui--. so IL BroauWRy y.
COLORADO CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED
~ MINING O..
Gcorcotown Clear e., ci Comfy COL ucm'nnS Of the
apO' 90 shares Par value. SO N"nHa,rsslbc Onlc" 20
rn"st" sew Noh City R"gi,''" iamrrs Loan lnl Trust
Company rTe-!rIii, Paul iahru-iriH; Vice PRESIDENT,
Charles l. Du,rc; Secretary aud Treasurer Henry F. Vrr.
haven Assant seer ai raul q. "Lstc:hazy. MenascrIn
Colorado. tcuIGc ". iirl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

Die @%piscopalen nebmen tn Be,ua aui
9farri1ulen nit ben &atboIiten benieIben
Stanbpuntt Elm. gluf elmer iinsii In New
9ort ffa~ttsefunbenen Convention pom gre.
bisern Der proteffantii9en @~piscopaItirde
empfabI bas gomite fur S5uIsn empba.
tii9 bic 9lsse pom Bfarri5uIsn. Ga
mobl, bas gomite empfabl; absr bas Bolt
bort ni9t auf bic GmpfsbIunssn uub iens
bet feline Susenb Dor ME nod Ia bic ,eotts
loisn~ Staatsi@uIsn.
Sn Der Wstbobiften gonferenh ueIds
bisisr Gage in &od Ripsr, Sas., sebalteu
purbe, traf pdbrsnb Der Disntass' SiSuns
BON Dan. Sbeparb cine tsIssrapbii6e Des
psi4e Elm, psI9s Der Sserstdr auf Gnorb,
nuas bss v9iidofsA porIas. 9isie Des
psi9e tanbiSie an, baB Porter cine Waios
rttdt BON 5000 Stimmsn e,baIten, bab bic
9estslatur BON Snbiana Bet s~emeiniamer
Abftimmuns eine rspubIifanil9e Wsbrbeit
babe, unb bab bic &epubIitansr pom ben
breiSebn gonsreB. &sprdientantsn a9t ers
wdblt bdttsn. gluf has BsrIsien foIste
lauter, anbaItenber AppIaus; na@bem fi9
etsisr seIsst bate, ffimmte Semanb siusn
2obseians an, unb bic sanse @snferent
i9lob ft& an unb fang: p9aBt uns @ott
ben 9erren Ioben, aIer Sesen fontu,t uon
oben.~ Or. 9it@eod betrat bic &ebners
'bdbne anb faste: .tlnter sewSbnIt4en
umffdnben warbe Ct bieie Demonfration
tief ~bebauern, aber unter ben ~sesenwdrti.
gen 1erbdltninen CLAUDE CT, bte Oepei@e
aus Snbiana fet cine 0erf@eruus, bab has
9aab DOR etnsm Barssrfriss serettet MIR.
be; er wiiie pobl. baB bic Dsiie tn wel3er
BITE Ra4ri9t tn ber @onfereut aufseuouls
men wurbe, uieIfa@ critifrt werben wirbe,
aber in @rwdsuns bes bsfonberen SALES
feien bic prsbiser sere@tferttst, wenn fe
ibre SerSen tn ienem berrIi&en 9obseians
erboben.~ Npplaus unb Guen &ufe.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

Mairie bes erftsu acknowledgements bsseb.n
babe, ndmli9 mad Der Mairie hes 2oup,s.
Die Wense brausen i9rie: rgtisber nit
6errp! Bir miifen 5srrp babenl" Der
Serr Maire parnte mid: r@eben Ste
ni9t biRaas, ba man Sebsrmaun piftirt
unb nod benz Ramen frast. @ir perbsu
sic bur6 BITE Rtr9s ct. @ermain rAursr
rois binausseben Iafsn." Sd bstrat that
iddIi@ BITE Wobnuns Der @eifli4en, wsI'
DE NIT Der Mairie In 8erbinbnns 1fanb,
unb tonnte mid entfernen, pdbrenb bic
Dor Der Tbir Der Wairie usrlammslte
Wsnse fortiubr, init Iautsm @ei1rei met
men Cob au forbern. Sd iberna1tete In
Paris BET etnem nietner Sreunbe unb besab
mid Gags barauf mad 9eriaiass."
Serrp i9eint bier nidt gass 3u iassn.
gtnise WitsIisber Der @eifIi9teit pon
ct. @ermuin r4srsrrois babsn su ieiusr
&etturs uobl babur9 bsisetrasen, baB fs
ibn NIT eisener @efabr BET f1 aufnabmsn,
psrifetien unb i'm Johann bur9 sine sebsi'
me Ebir entuei9en lteBen. Wan5srlsi
9rinbe ipreden bafir, baB bic Sa9s f5
alio uerbaIten bat. (@erm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26
RatbpIif6er Sirhen. SsalenSer.
gom Sdiffsin @brift - atib 8.
ben 81 SftOt. @olfsans, SiiSUf.
Rpuf. Iop. M1sr 6etIiaen.
a@tmn8 ibr &atbcIifen!
Sie Stimnte bes berf. Gius TX.

Sn unisrn Easen i9sint bic 8oriebune
Der tatboIif4en 8rehe cine beionbere WRii:
fon sssebsn tu baben. 9In ibr 1T es, bic
@runbiase Der Srbnuns unb bes @Iaus
bsns bort, mo bieielbsn berri9en, 81 bewabs
sen unb fe ba gu uerbreiten, no @ottlps
Fsteit unb cine talts @leidsiltisteit bie'
ftlbea tn 8~ersefenbeit seratben lteBen. =
Eius TX. IN einem S9reiben BON 1851.
Dir sriu9en Sie ~inftdnbisf alien bener
NIT eureut suten Wiaen unb eurer 9unf
bei3ufebsn, bic nit 9eif besabt unb nit
senisenber SenntniB ~ausseriifet, ft5 an
Ste Mrbett MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 8eitun.
gen sur 8ertbeibisuns unb gerbreituns be,
tatbOlii9sR 9ebre perDfentli&en. - @neps
eIiea Yius TX.
Sie Stimme 9eu's XIII.
Lueeat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(2aiiet euer 2iGt leu1ten por ben Wen.
i9en, bnmit fe euere euteu @srte isbsn.
tnb Der 9err sebe eud basu Seinen Ses
senD
SEQ XIII. an bas in garma erideinente
BIatt Luce" (9eu3te), anfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

&unsseommiifon blossefeuten Beamten
TT Der Yrocuretor einoei1,itten. 6of.
fentIi4, fdreiben bic r6mii1sn BIdtter,
ptrb tstn 8ertui9unssfpfsm ansemenbst
au4 bic iblen @sri9te, pel9e In Betreff
Der Bibliotbet grsra In l1mIauf fnb, bat
man bisber nt9t bsmsntirt. Die aurora"
ma4t auf einen neuen BtbliotbeticanbaI
aufmertiam. Die gfenFide BibIiotbet,
an weI9sr Der bsribmte Wuratort BibIio.
tbetar NOR, bsfanb f4 bisbsr In benz sroBs
ber3osli4eu, isst f6nisIiden S9Iofe gu
Mobena. Sn sinsm SbsiI btiisIben babsn
bic Stalianilfmi bic WiIitdratebsmie ins
itauirt, ua@bem ie baraus bic Salefane:
rtnnen pertrieben. Sn bieism Sabre baden
nua Der 8irsermsiifer uub Der Staotratb
aud isne Slisel unb Sdle, in bsneu bic
Binatotbef u. 8ibliotbet untsrsebra9t mar,
an bic WiIitdratabsmis ibsrpseisr. Sober
uirb man annsbmen, boB BITE Stabipdter
,uerff Elm anberss 2ocaI fur bic BibIio!bsl
ansfnbis sema5t bdtten. Beit sefeblt!
Wau padts idmmtIi1s Builder bunt burd
chamber In fan 1000 Saifsn, bic sesen
1000 Sire toiteten, ndSslts bisislben su
uuo bra6te fe In elm 9ocal on Der 9ortu
ct. Asoitino auf Eager. llnb bic Stubi
reubsn9 Run, bic m6ssn fi9 Bidder Tau
fen, penn fie ioI4e sebrau4eu!
O6gonsbi, Der fribsrs Rinifsr in an'
t~lass5uitanb seiest worben if, piien nil
nod ni1t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26
(Gus Der eutbsr. airSsnsts)
SaS aue8emetne Yresbptertant:
SfesGonciI In 0btIaoeIpbta.

Sn Der Iestsn Wo9e i'm September per.
iammeIte f9 in philadelphia bas ause.
meme goncil Der Prssbpterianertirde Der
8elt. Gina 800 Oelesatsn paren anne,
isnb. Oauon famen einiee io9ar pom BEN
fernen 4uitralien. Die Waeiiten absr mo-
rem aus England unb, felbitorfdnbIid,
aus ben 8ereisten Staaten. Canada NOT
aud 3ubIrei6 usrtretsn. 1a
@s NOR bies BITE susite gsriammluns
Sielsr 2lrt. Die erife faub Dor bret Sab.
rem tn Edinburgh, Sdottlanb, ftatt. Dis
nd9ffe 3uiammenfunft mirb tn Bslfaff,
SrIanb, istn, unb omar I'M Sabre 1884,
neil i'm Sabr Supor bic WeItausitsauns In
New 9ort Statt finben iou.
Der 8msd bisiss alssmeinsn Goncils
III: bte ueridisbenen 3ustss Der Yrssbptes
rianer chamber nabe tu brinsen, unb einsn
briberIi@en 9srtebr, III p1ssen, aus benz
bann cine ndbere 8ereinisuns au semstnia'
mem 5anbeIu, Defenders aud auf benz
Electromagnetic, fieBsn iou.
Sc purbsn baBer auf bisier 9eriamm.
hsrn h;s @,bottsn bsm,nt,S Oh nm mrim.
s;n;sr rio Sisism csmsiysnr,sn m;r,sr ~
@runbe ssIsst psrbsn ioIea, unb perm5se
a"no hsr bisb,r Sfisrs o],trsnnt.n S.bsii,
Ssr Srssbntsr;suer IN s,rsiasm ssin mSSts
Dabst aetste es f4 gang beutli9, baB ibnsn
Mas FIN 5Iibsn Soopsrationsmitt,I n,rms,
osn n;ht ~ nsrbirSsn mos IN a,br"n,
sSamnnssn setrennt In
ms. %. S.r.....u ms;rs,rux. u.
~. gm k 81. SHro.r pi.i.r g O ;,.,
w., SsoauG". 60 ~ y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

@ir baben In u~nierer Istten Rr. elmer
Beitras CUR Squftration Der n~euitaIisni,
f9en S&anbptrtbf&aft 8eIiefert. Sier
etn Webrerss Ia Der a~nseIesenbsit. De,
a~bsefaqene M6n9 8artotucei, Der frlbsrs
tn bie DiebfdbIe perwideIte aiRfsnt an
Der BibIiotbst ,Uietor Emmanuel, III ~
Stena unter antlase Iiterarii9sr 9ieb,
fable perbaftet unb mad &om tns 9sfdns.
nib sebra9t worben. @r seb6rts au isnsn
apoftaten, bic ber Notwithstanding
lire Oisnfte anboten. slu9 ssssn bic
ibrisen bur& ben 1sri4t Der lIntsriu'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26
ale ote tlltramontanea SuleS
GerrD oreimaI oaS 2eben
aerettet hobeu.

SuIes Gerrp bat feline @tFon, Elm Wi,
nifterium 3u biloen, wsl9es bic sssen BITE
rsIisi0ien @enofeni9aftsn ssri4tstsn De,
crete sur ausfibruns au brfnssn bsfimmt
IN, nunmebr beenSet. gs sirits serabe
isst uon ni&t serimSem SntereHe isin, BITE,
fen Wanu, eineu Der erbittertien unb sss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26
EeIigtSie Guriotitdten.

Sn Baltimore, Marplanb, CAB es eint
lutberii@e @emeinSe. sic belt f9 su,
lutbsrii9sn General. Spnobe. Nun bdttG
fe pIeIe S9uIben, unb Tam aaf ben Sc
banten, ii9 per 4uttion a, pertaufsn, 8. B
berienisen &irde ossr Sscts beisutrsten,
bic am meiifsu fir He tbun pirbe, ibrt
SduIben ab3utrasen. Gin gomite purot
bsiiimmt, BET aubern 6tr9en a~nsufraseu in
8streff bieies 9lanes. Gnbli9 ergab ea
fi9, baB bic Wetbobifentir5e bss Sibeus
am meifsn Silfs bur3 @eIbuutcrifisuug
namli6 $l2, 600 an5ot, wenn bic @emein6t
nit ibrem Gisentbum gu ibr iberssbe.
Dieies Ansebot pur6e nun au9 bantbar
BON Der @emeinbe a%nssnommen. SolsIit
pertaufte He f9 ieIblf, per 9luttion, uni
putbe Der Wetbobiiientirde suseidlassn,
Der proteitantismus treibt bod iouberbart
Slltben! laa# re .Eerap
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

auf ben antras Der .alttatb oIii6en"
@smeinidaft In Neife, BITE Ebeiluns bes
&ir4enuerm6sens Der tutboIiiden Yfarrse.
msinbe auf @runb bss aIttatboIitenseietes
porsunsbmeu, bat Der Sbsr' Brdibent ..
Sspoewis enti3isben. baB, ba bic Sabl
BET ie~lbftfanbisen ,aIttatboIitsn" su ben
&aiboliten i'm 8srbdItniB BON /: 2 i Febe.
ben anbdnsern bss Srn. &sintsus 1922
bes @rtrases bes Rirdsnpsrm6sens, nit.
bin 1872 Mt. pro Sabr ausSujabIen, uni
baB biefe Summe pom benz Der &reuatirde
sebibrenben ffaatIi5sn DotatiSns3uf@ufe
bon Seitsn Der &esieruns su SppsIn sins
subebaIten fsi. Su Betreff zines pom Sir.
&epOritanoe Der fatboIi9sn Bfarrse.
meinbe ssfsltsn antrasss be3asli9 bes
Witsebrau9es Der Rreustir5e 6ur1 bic
alttatboIiten ertIdrie GER pom Sspbspis,
baB er eine Ienberuns In benz ssssnmdrtis
bsftsbenben 8ufanbe ui9t Bsrbeifibr.n
merbe. E'@ tA."
IEFIis. #r xhfH .gla
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

Sn Der Rdbe bon Waua @ala Ia Ore
son bat f9 cine neu reIisiSie Ssets nis'
bergelafen, wel6e aus etua 100 Yeriouer
bsifsbt unb Der Gibrer@aft bss rYropbe'
ten" aarou Oauis bIinbIinss folst. 81
nennt f9 rSberbsfsbIsbabsr bes Dim
mels uub Der grbe" unb MIL isinsn Sobr
NIT ietner eisenen Eo9ter psrbsiratben,
neil Tim pom 5immeI befobIeu ucrbsn isi,
bur4 bieie 9eiratb BITE Sortbauer cine 8eibt
rbSberer Befeblsbaber1 3u fdern. Dit
anbdnser Garon's baIten f9 BON isbeu
8srtsbr nit Der GuBenwelt fern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-10-26

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-31
Dying Words.

1t is probably natural that at the last the
scenes which have made the strongest i'm
pressions in life should be recalled by men,
ory The old mountaineer, when he comes
to die, with his last whisper says his snow
shoes are lost with the stage driver he is
ION the down-grade aud cannot reach the
brake;" the minor cannot get to the air.pipe
the sailor says "eight bells have sounded =
and the gambler plays his last trump. A
little girl died few years ago, and, as her
mother held her wrist and noted the faint
ing aud Pickering pulse, a smile came to the
wan face, aud the child whispered There
is no more desert here, mamma but all the
world is full of beautiful flowers" A mo-
ment later the smile became transfixed. In
an eastern city, not long ago, sister OF
charity was dying, aud at last from stupor
she opened her eyes and said at is strange
every kind word that have spoken in life
every tear that / have shed, has become a
living flower around me, and they bring to
my senses an incense ineffabe."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-31
Alone With God.

Conscious, emphatic individuality is the
pivot of true life. So far as man is true
to himself, to his own duty, his own convic-
tions and to his God, he has attained to gen.
uine manhood, and no farther. The tend
ency is to aggregate ourselves, float with the
current, merge the man into the multitude.
1t is so in religion. Churchism has always
been preferred to individualism but the
real unit of the Christian life is not the
church, but the individual. The very idea
of the church as expressed in our version of
the Bible is erroneous, because it makes the
organization primary, the structure, the kirk
or building, the unit Ecciesia makes the
individual primary, the organization second
ary, and that is the word the Spirit always
uses when referring to the assemblies of the
saints. One by one God deals with man.
He that sins dies, he that repents and be-
lieves ON Christ lives. Each for himself re-
ceives grace, hears the voice of God, trusts,
hopes, lives. The individual profits by as
sociation, and belongs to society, has mis-
sion in it, and cannot be isolated; but his
weight in society is in exact proportion to
his personal strength. If he has not learned
to walk alone with God, to stand erect in
the liberty of his own soul before the cross
he is not yet man.-Selected.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-31
The Well-Spent Life.

In the life of the good man there is an
Indian summer more beautiful than that of
the season; richer, SUMNER and more sub
lime than the most glorious Indian summer
the world ever knew-it is the Indian sum
mer of the soul. When the glow of youth
has departed, when the warmth of the mid
die age is gone, and the buds and blossoms
Of spring are changing to the sere aud yel-
low leaf; when the mind of the good man,
still and vigorous, relaxes its lsbors, and the
memories of a well-spent life gush forth
from their secret fountains, enriching, re-
joicing and fertilzing then the trustful
resignation of the Christian sheds around a
sweet and holy warmth. and the soul, as
suming heavenly luster, is no longer re
stricted to the narrow confines Of business
but scars far beyond the winter of hoary
age, and dwells peacefully aud happily upon
that bright spring and summer which await
within the gates OF paradise evermore. lie,
us strive for and look trustingly forward To
an Indian summer like this.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-03-31
COnsecrated WOmanhOOd.

Rev. +. A. West records an incident in
his ministry that is worthy of being printed
in silver on pages of gold. After an appeal
of him a minutes private conference. A,
this interview, with moistened eyes, SHE
said, " For years | have been saving my
wages to give the gospel to the heathen
Here is the result. She handed him two
hundred and fifty dollars. He pleaded with
her to retain for her own support the larger
part. She answered: 81 have prayed much
over this matter. My duty is clear to me
beg you not to tempt me to take the money
have consecrated to Christ" And sht
hurried from his presence. DIR. Newton
tells of blind girl who made her living by
making baskets. She came to his residence
with an English pound note. She addressed
him in these words ." Here is pound note
sir, | want to have sent to some missionary
Being blind girl, have not needed candles
for my work at night, and this is my candle
money" These are they who represent con
secrated womanhood. Their souls will re
vel on earth amid a holy, emotional blessed
ness that neither queens nor emperors know
And beyond the gates of the city they shal
"shine as the stars forever and ever" Lei
us cease to plead inability to assist in grea
charities; and, above all, to give the gospe
to the benighted until we have understood
by keen experience what it is, for the Mas
ter's sake, to deny ourselves the lux1ries o
life. Let us gild on our portmonnaies anc
bank-books the words, Holy unto the
Lord."-Reiigious Herald.