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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

's.s Residence u~sf
n a. STEVENS. \, n os,:
". Stevens & Gr.,a 4, z, w
rug Store, Housion .,r,. w !,
and Ninth, DR. S,ass.su'; 'l
= ssa,.o,,kaoery's, East wea,,'',s,s
SShraalniner's, corner FocrS' , I'll
noes. "vs " "a
I Il, POLLOCK, N. D. IA
Y. stefan and snweor ", ps,s'
|, Twombley 4 sonsrs,sgss;., ,
one block south Of Corn mi ~ ~
~ East Weaihericlryir ' ny; /,
rom u TO IL a, N. and t.a ~
Specially OF dIsessss a', Sss.,'
1'nE EYE AND EAg-nR u,
L recently from The n. N" y, "
mary, Chicago, has ioe.; y. ~ !, |,
and VIII attend prompt, IN. ,
surgical treatment ol,bs' 49, ~ ,
ana ear. 0tlice over Tsmi',
Main street, uss- lac a, sn'
NR. H. $. BR0ILEs, PBySI
~ surgeon. 0tiiee Id NJ IA.
ourth and Taylor .ires,i nv NJ,
nei). Office hoursstolsm,,
Telephone call Mas
tyr. W +. JERslGAs, PHYyI
~ physician. ONES ~ m ~
over 81. Louis store. 0alc, M,
M, 2 to4 p. N. Residence d i
northeast corner ofsqusr
w W. R0uTH. HogGPAIg
W.. clan, Fort worth, ian
residence corner Third sni Rrtl
posite 0pera-House. Ttlspl0rl'
--------------------
NJ WALLEHiCH, DEM.
IN. Worth, Texas. 0ns-N
street, up stairs, uss yiirsd1
--
ND, q. n. IJIHR0cE. pgyx',
u surgeon, Ron Wodh' n,
lence southeast cornsr wv i
streets, over S,ein's 0auhysI
--.-------------------..- -- !.
nS. MAffiELD q MASON !
~ ~, Houston siresi, IN "
respectfully lender ldelf s.''ist
Teeth extracted without lala
nitrous oxide gas Dlseassl'sal
q specially.
IA d.
IA l 4. aEn %hy.,,i y, = n ~ ~
c 90, ,'i Hon. rp,'s ana I'm, p
Washsr & Angns: III 1,',,lsa3
lion
LAW c.sn I
o>>->-.->,>.,,.,., -. :. 49,
moss & ROSS, Al.orasr,c
n Law, Terrell buiidlis- 10
" or'h'ieA
4. nRA,n. arf0E,u
Y. agent, Tem 2 e, t ~ !,
given 70 q, soJ n,su,a,a'. m has,s
and 10 sil Commercial va..-
,yU,IIyo .,,orns, N
III MmaIlI h"ils n,.- o,,,,sls
streets, Folt Worn,
,,,~. 1vyy,ycs IiyIE(
H YD DE, o = y y !" sod.s I
IL over 81 ps aias, ,vo,,b IN
Zandt d Co., fo'l No',p, ~.
o,,,rov !. ayyDEE,oy-t
IL Ton, n. Hepder sar, WI
Agents; so. Once ID nAA'
FAILS. Texss.
l.. RUSSELL, AT1oEi
|, cameron, Texas. Pnzsl
en- to all business p.-.'-
DgNpLEToN, DoWLEi
VS.; Ps e dnlssN'I.,t 'siSS
Bowlin, e. :, H. s 6P,Iss. ccaaiSr5
,Wi5 ,,o lei bo wss.i No stain
N O. JOHNSON, i silo, ~,
". tate and cc 4l.Sss vi y
courts O ,,tslias s,y mi ! u
special a,ten'iORP ssIs,tacs5tfl
: ,,.n, a,,ersa.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

A WOMAN TO COOK FOR A SMALL
N family. Apply ut Gaze tie office.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

DIEDMoSr ao lIs's !
Paio pinto. Icy. sSp.fa'
dlssei S isi,i'i iiaols, a., ssd ~!
guests. gldde l. y !, w.
Mrs. Il. W. puso~A
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
wANrED-FEMALE HELP.

yrANTED-TEN WHITE GIRLS AT THE
w Fort Wor h steam laundry. Apply Mon,
day. Corner Fourth and Jones street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

NoR SALE--BLANK DEEIe WIT / VEN
doris lien retained. GAzKx2g JOB ONCE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

TOR sALE-.-BLANK DEEDS With BIN
y gleand Joint acknowledgement. uAZErrK
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

DAyis, BEAIL 3 n
ID counsellor. a a;,l ~ ~
Maln street, Fort WOW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

NJ EuHANIcs' EXCHANGE SALOON. BY
T rps and cigars. Ice cold beer always on tap.
c nme injuries of The season kept at. the EA-
,n ange. \ &c furnished rooms upstairs, cor
her tenth and Houston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30
ALL SORTS.

CENTRAL HOTEL AND REsTA URANT,
~ ln5t ne place TO get a good meal. Day
a, az y 20 per week: board and lodging sa o.
fHi, an PER diy. +. Post, proprietor. No. i0lo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-30

RATES OF ADVERTISING
FURNYeHED on APPLICATION.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07

Father.
Thus spoke . fair girl. sbout whose
sweet young face clustered bang liks .
solii ,tous wsll arUusd ds~sr garden,
= q! i. whose voiss wore min sisL iks .oit
n..er Of b 1gis snd the shvssy ,.otss Of
e.l.as. u hall ~ hour is's. ri.s Ter.
~ addressed was cold. hard a,.s. .ish
iron CIV har aud eorhscnv vhistrr.
ana ,siah ti.t yter" look 10 hissyes Which
prompts 'a.. T. 70 elseshssr 70 borrow
isllar Hs ~.s sit.ng ;" Li' oiie. read
ing ti,s morning paper
wsll. girl. what il III he replied. lock.
isg a. No head lines of .hs Chiesgo grsip
market dispatches
Father Gerald has s.kol me " marry
hin. aad have accepted Li,a III
/ dou doubt II
YES. fther; aud thought that I would
t-B yep. 80 i sould not surprise ysu
whss W sskeL yen for ma.
Doat w~fy you,sslf yln Don't YER
~ yourself & ~pl vt .bs Lslf s sscb
surprised as Gerald wv, my darling. snl
be reasciivsly thSsS Iss bjslst leg ,pp ovr
bis left kpee sud rss bu hspy gsrsfuiy
around the tvs u l,is boat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07
Tanning Lisss

A Belgian iavsptor. N. Piron. has in
vented . method OF rendering csllnli'-o
tissues impsrmeable and very durable,
without injuring their feasibility sai ~ilh
ont much increasing thsir weight. by
examining the baniayes OF the Es, piian
mumnic. he nfrrea that the best prsssr.
vatives woall be found ~ ihs W ,etAbls
kiogiom, ssd Nv has given prsi,rrncs 10
the green tar ~ birch bark. which iur.
pisl'ys the perfume Of Russia leather, The
Ter tosus. with alcohol. = solution of great
hlidity; hut whss onos dried II Lsooues
resinous sna resisis the solvent poser OF
alcohol. II eau bs combined with the
NEST b,illisst color These qualities ss.
able II 70 penetrate the capillary vessels
of tissue. oYysSng them with vsrnirh Of
great elasticity. which resis,s the corrosive
action of acids, lea " ater aud changes VI
tsmperaturs, The density !. very smsll.
80 that the tissues are made inpsr.
meabls with slight inerssss Of weight.
The prepared stuffs esn bs folded without
scaling. The sromstic odor drives .say
insects. Microscopic vegetation csnsot
grow, because neither air nor water .csn
penetrate into the interior Of ths hbrss.
The invention can bo applied 10 oil veg.
etabls tissues, such % sail cloths. Oordass.
awnings, curtains, etc.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07


II you should visit Central Park some
fine morning You might see young 6hsp,
the collie that is being trained TO take the
place OF old Shep. ths sighiseI.year old
veteran, at his lessons. He is never whip.
ped, not even when he does wrong or
makes mistakes. because that breaks the
spirit OF collie. as. indeed. sf any other
kind Of dog. aud shepherd dog must Of
oil things be brave. When ho doesn't car.
ry out an order correctly, or in any such
way that the sheep cannot understand him.
old Shep is sent with the same order and
Shop Junior is made to keep still and
watch him until it is executed. HE 6rst
lesson is simply to guard hat or q coat
or stick thrown upon the grass beside the
shepherd, and he 10 left out With il soms.
timex pntil late 10 the evening 70 show
him the importance Of fidelity, The very
Hrst essential ia a shepherd dog, Next
he is tanggs to gather the sheep. to take
them to n,r right. thru to the lett After
thi, be is sri.t on the trad II lvst sheep,
Will instructions 10 bring it back slowly.
Tbe most important lesson, Is goingl
s@ox ! the flock anil fading out il say Of
them 10 missing. This. ~ may bs imsg.
iued. 1. Wy ~ means su easy task With .
flock II eiaLty two swes and sinsy-nias
lambs But old Shep can do II, for he
knows every member Of the flock though
to the ordinary observer they oil look eX'
actly alike. Indeed, old Shep can, II bis
master. the shepherd, is not mistaken,
perform feat more wonderful than this.
The shepherd says that Sbep, when uncer.
tain whether some Of the 6ock have strayed
sp the bridle-path On their way homo,
wttic he was busy 10 keeping troublesome
boys ,awsy, will take bis stand st the gate
Of tho lfstA and touch each sheep with his
fore. paw ss 81 passes in. Al such times
he has the air ,f q farmer counting bis
cattle as they ,cpHS homo at night. and
he wears 80 sxpvsaips As ifhis misd we're
with ~ ;isrissts sum in addr
lien Whether bs p,Ieahy counting the
'hsep or NO. cannot Ls said Hai'issly bu'
ne has b.eu knoSn. Att.i .,'Y,z2y eael'
'h.ep aA it ~. SEQ, 70 rusI Of r.'rY mr.
ile.path aud return with strVisr 4y'isl
ioss much I" prove the shephsrd's Asssr{
ion that old Sncp can csunt TIE -he-p ~
,sssibly not lar from the tyuth. Nich-
xI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07

4 .ssptl.,nAn on East Fourth street
fould ragged tramp sitting On ths front
stsps eating Lis luncL.
Here! What sre yvu doing tLsrv7 Ls
skowtssd.
PAstsk ing oi sliyLt isDch. Will yov
JOIN ,asf The tssmp politely responded.
No I don't wsDs any of your vsIisisoss
feed
Thsts 90; II 10 pretty tough Kind VI
foadsr ljass got u oas VI your kitsss.
ysur Siis mass W doing ~ vss esokiss
nAS.
.pAst's that. yos isfsrssi hoss1' u.
elslwyj i.s angry wss. starting towards
lDs i;~Sy. still sitting quietly os sLs
step.
Doa'i ~ Ag<itsa sir. don't y.t excited.
Tbial . missLS Ares't ysa wistshss is
50 silisg 40 hossdy
~. i'm nDt' ssA Nv U--
j:p,. my dear sir. yov .rs ssi.t.tss.
an 20 housd. sm sett.s.
Ths asatIsnss gsz,i Il tbs tramp is
.jnir uioa sod msstssiss s,sssisi1s
.Loat .nsvspspsv pssssr4phsr gone sssssy
+ ls Lir, - 6aI.t III. iahs'l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07

The fellow ~ poem, tAssn from the Nss fcst
Uhs<vrs~, vas written ~ one u the Gnsss =
he kauisoi Horss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07

Dr. n. n Rschsrissa. ef L,aJ,.. IL.
noted psyssciss. ssys hs vss r~~s.th
able y convey sessiisrsLls ssscass IL
ccsviesiss 10 ~ sstsllsssst scLvl.s Nv =
"npls sspsrimesl The schslas ~. slns,
'as the prsisss cfsshs ''raaay La@p.,. :
ssi saying ). could 40, e., ,LrYssh IL,
ssy sithoss u. shra d.. Richardson s.,x
10 him.
VIII ysa bs good enough ~ isI ~
pulse as sl4S.l h.rss
lie did 40. lsaid. coust il ca,slalI, /,
shsi does Il .s,y
isar pulse sAys - sstiy .k,ss,
! then ssI d.sn H. : sLsss a.a .k~l
hin 70 cosst !. sss,s. "a. a,a 80. .Ia
SAID. Your palss has s.ss i.-.,.s,
sa.y.
] then lay iows on III. I.1a.s ..t
said:
viii yos tAks i assisi
lie replied, Why. II 10 ssly sla,y io~r,
vAst ~ sssssordtaayy lhiuyl
Itsss asia, whss yss he dovs :, sish
that 10 the Gay nature gives Your heart
rest You know nsshiss about il. bus
that Boating organ 10 resting to that sassst;
and Il you reckon II w Il is . grsat iesI
Of rest, because in lying dows ths AsArI
is doing ten strskes less . miap,s Mul,
tiply that By 90. and Il ID 00Q; multiply
IL by hours. and within . TRACTION |,
is 3, 600 strokes different; and ~ The heart
is throwing 9 OUNCES. Of blood al every
stroke. II makes : difference Of 10, 900 oua.
css Of lifting during lhs night
When ! lie down " sjght without any
alcohol, thai 10 the rest ny heart gets,
But vhss you take your vine or sros yep
DO not allow that rsst. for the influence of
alcohol 10 TO iscrcsso The npmber Of strokes
and instead Of getting this rest. you put
on something like $4,000 strokes. and
the result is you rise up ~ sesdy sod
sa6t for the next days work ill you have
taken little more oi tbs "ruidy hamp
er,' which you say Is Tho aoul Of msn
below.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07

they met which illustrated ths ksrd serug
gles Of The fstur. prssilsas il Lis ysath
Oae Vas that. on QUE occasion be vas 10
vilei 10 eoasssy party. bat On shs YER,
day Il sa 10 take place be split u shs
kuee one i~e of his trsussr us bsd ssl
ono pair oi very csArss issns, ssd 10 noa
NJ ,o Lpy another Garfield hAd sst his
heart ~ goise 10 u. merry msAiag, end
sss bitterly dissppolutsi.
.you ~ ~ bed" salL the k~stssa.
and let mc see What | usn Jo."
The teacher obsysl and IL ~ hoar 70
ceissd III. TROUSERS 20 neatly dsrnr,l ths'
II vas Impossible TO tell vksss they had
bess broken. He THANKED her 90 earnest
" that the good woman cried out, "Nsvss
mind. Mr. uarfi.lil whss yen srs great
man in The Ohis legislature. nobody'll ask
how maay pair of treusers ycs had vhsu
you taught school up here In the Reserve.
This little incident recalls story Of our
ether msrtyrsd Pvssidest 10 1880 .
travelling psddlsr came oss evening ts .
pabln III Illinois. and ssks1 The tavmsg's
vile II hs pould stsy ~ ~ houss sli
night
NV. caa feed your beast, but " osa.
mol lodge you unless you are willing TO
sleep with the hired man,
Lets have look Al him arst." said
the pedler.
The woman pointed TO the side Of the
house. where lank. six.foot man. 10 rae,
gsd bpt clean CLOTHES. was stretched out on
the gross reading book.
He'll do said the stranger
The "Aired mas" was Abraham Lin.
coln
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07
M, 7~synaa'. Csta.h.

Once upou tins. when crowded sheus
lis Pred Dental aspirations. Mr.. Thurmau
replied: really have no ambition in that
directioa. A look of incredulity on every
face was tue only rsposse Ths judge
took ia these looks and related little
story. Said he: Oss summer wa at
NSe OAKLAND house. Marylsnd. spending :
s iatIs vacation up in the csoI mountain
rssios. We got to telling fish stories
rslstsj something Of my own sxp.visscs
vhsp / vAs present and saw caught esi.
6sh ~cigl,aeg ninety pounds. whes ]
told the weight there vas general laugh,
and was humexOnsly awarded The prize
for tAllag Gsh stsEjsa. Iquistly remark
Cd 70 my incredgisss friends that ! hoped
soon 70 convince tbew Of the correctness
sf ny story thatin S.asSn wstsrs there
were catfish a linsty hssnds weight.
When I returned to. Colnnhss I west 10
the lsAdisg restsurstepr and iOstructsd
him 10 procure ns the largest ass1ss thas
could possih1y b secured. He saoortsd
in few days that bs had sps. 4 usiksd
over and found ~ excalleEt .IpssisAsn
weighing eighty -Avs posads. ! had his
boxed snd carefully packed 10 ,ics so4l
shipped him to my disbslieyiDg friends u
the O4k,and From ,hs reslAurAtear "A
got all lhs recipes 1 could for cstf VI
chowdsr. catfish steaks. stuffed cat6sb,
roast. slc., aud sent thsm ~ by mail.
Itelsgrspbed - follows: Skis your Esh
bsfars yos cook him. catfish skin BE-
log SO rank - 70 spoil the 6ssh when the
tsh is cooked witL.it on They get my
tslsl raLa asd we're puzzled. wksa the
box arrived. dripping from sssting lee.
they vers more puxzied. The letter.
vLich arrived by tbs same ksia - the
ish sxplsinsd al. Thsy hsd fss feast.
sSd st it formally orxApized siiL pr.si.
dsst ssd s~srstary. Saj passed sbe Gstk,s.
lax rss,lNiloa, ~iieh -. .@,st ,sss
A.@4r~L rbas Liza irnh of Aiiss Il.
statements should ssser ~
questioned; t,st his Gsh stories sss -
vsys absolutely true, especially kis eaa-
- s,sriss-"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07

- General Garfield was on his "a,

- General Garfield Was on his way
W.. isgtos 70 be iaauguratsd as Pres
IA Wssl sUsitd State. John D., . we'll
idsnt Of u - aro" Ass'sou's posfo'
k.ovp publi. u hsa bsen sus Of Oar.
"A ths trsia. ihsiAitsr taught school
Ala. manila vhe. - n Abs bAcisvood.
in litsis leg schsoihs A - mo'"'
As ths ssscber , Arlsd AAis tha1 y
~. they hsd been more
asusi 9TH mast4 ssd seho. - saes
Many sispifioa a stories YER
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07


Mss vol dsansd and clear
rhsy boia shssssive ves IN visv.
rsaA, erss. and shsdosy cIsf.
Against ths deep. dark blue.
Asa u car ieseA how seeming nssil
Asa rsw. bshind simy veil
OF aist ss ssunsr hare.
PsAk. oras. and elsft themselves snshrosd,
DissAas Asd din ssd pale.
Or disappssr within The cold, gay cloud.
Yet vsilsd 10 base OF mist.
Or hid 10 clouds sboat their sunmits tesssd
Or ssaiit 10 the tranquil summer air.
We know the gicrioss noantsins Ars not ios'
chanssisss. imnovsbIs and calm.
They eth are shere'
Osrs IL lie Mat OF doubt.
Ours IL the cloud cf fear.
And the dark tempssts VI ths soal
Thai dim tho sision clear
of heavenly hs.ghts. serene sld iAir,
6Alspg vhess upland siopss
h4Siys snd ssiat have tsod.)
xkak hast la elosdisss a.y. s
10 every peaceful air,
TIE &sssssi hills of uod.
Bat thes are there.
Axcsssass. VI. Jsiy. 1854
--s'> s------------rs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07

Ia - dead. fam ~ drsi' .is., !.
us.sx 40 j,,et W. dss't tisss tss Nv {.
% ouIy iasus the EDITOR fos sa isss,ss
him up soupls VI ssoriss hisss bsf9ss
bs huug Lin ou'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07

Remarked ~ u. @. Joiner. Of Alien. r. q.
Hiiisdsis Co. Mich. Nothing gave my rhsu.
nstisn ssch euiet rslisf - Dr. rhomss's Ee.
lsetric oii-bsAsssit iIfAilibk for rhsuns i.es
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

ton bills receivable or other securities 10 be
approved by said committee, who shall be
ing banks loans for certificates bearing in
terest at per cent per annum, notin excess
of rs per cent of securities or bills receivable
90 deposited except in case of United States
bonds, and said certificates shall be recciv-
cd in settlement of balances at the clearing
house"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

There is hut one best color for butter and that Is
Wells, Richardson Co.'S Improved Butter Color
no candid investigator doubts II IL the vest butter
Color Ia the world; is free rom sediment or i'm,
purity Always ready fer instant use, ant II I'm part-
10 butter that 1ich dandellon yellow, witheut d
IhEr OF red, which is the acme Of desirabilty N
my butter color.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

J. Ridges Food for In
fants n Inyallds, is he
most reliable substi-
tute,at present known,
for mothers milk, and
| a sustaining, strength
enlng diet for Invalids.
IT. Ii nutritious, easily
Inlgested, and accepta-
PIE 10 the most delicate
|stomach. Its super
|lorlty 10 other similar
preparations rests NOT
|only on scientific anal
lyslS but Onthp prnptat
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-05-16

TEST OF thlry years experience II has sucoa.sful-
" reared more children han all other foods com.
W nir IA cans Ssc CSC, sl,25 and 81 rs. WOOL
''ANH w" VI 'aoei mays, d2wlm
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-12-17

juyg-named after the FIRST bishop. But
after struggling few years it was burned
This so discouraged the Church in their
poverty, that the work was abandoned till
1881, when the Wesleyan University at
Middletown, Conn, was organized. That
was SO years ago. Now we have 9 theolog-
ical schools, 43 colleges and universities.
and % female colleges aud classical semi
naries, employing J., ,3l9 teachers aud pro
fe5sors, and having 2G, 4S3 students With
property valued at 81, 800, 600, The num-
Der of students from the beginning has
been 4O7, 7S1.
Sunday Scnool work: No. schools, q, p
152; officers and teachers 22G ,7O2; scholars,
!, 633, 1886,
|. General Conference collections in 1888,
amounted to 81, ,448, ,94725.
In 1857 we had 1 bishop to &C preachers
and II, 800 members. Now we have 100
Conferences and 70 Bishops. One bishop
for !, 100 preachers and ia, 600 members.
We have thus grown to be a strong,
wealthy and influential Church, and of
course have a great responsibility for the
growth and spread of Christ's kingdom in
this land, and throughout the world.
Our prosperity is proof that God eX-
poets great things of us.
Two results are to be devoutly wished
and sought, in this Centennial of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church:
1. That we, as people, may be spirit
uNly recOnsecrated to God and his service,
by glorious revival Of religion-a blessed
baptism of the Holy Ghost
2. As people we ought to make liberal
thank offerings to God for the cause OF
education and OTHER ChUrcb enterprises.
In conclusion we may with propriety
sing with Geo. Lansing Taylor,
"a hundred years o Lord, our King,
Century'5 JOY thy people sing
Glad, grateful millions mingling raise
Their song Of sweet triumphant praise
How small the seed with weeping sown,
How vast the bOaudless harvest grown
From many a land, DER many a sea,
tongues, races ransOmed shout to thee
Hosanna Let the anthem roll
| From cline to cline, from pole to pole,
! Till alleluias blend and rise
From all the world, through all the skies
Free grace, the new birth, perfect love,
| The spirits witness from above,
The faith whose zeal sets realms alame,
| For these, o Lord, we bless thy name
! Descend and breathe, Holy Ghost,
On all our tribes, through every coast.
! Till, meath Immanuels name uulurled,
| They hear thy Gospel round the world '
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-12-17
1895.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

with the new volume, beginning i'm Dccem-
Der, Hdrpers Magazine viii conclude its thirty
fifth year. The Oldest periodical OF its type,
it is yet, in each new volume a ueJr magazine,
not simply because it presents fresh subjects
and new pictures, but also, and chiefly, because
10 steadily advances in the method itself Of
magazne-making. In a word, the Magazine
becomes more and more the faithful mirror Of
current life and movement. Leading features
in the attractive programme for 1885 are new
serial novels by Constance Fenimore WOols0n
and w, D. Howells new novel entitled cat
the Red Glove" descriptive illustrated papers
by +. ID. Millet, r. Swain Clifford, q. A. Abbey
H. Gibson, and others; Goldsmiths "She
StOops to Conquer illustrated by Abbey inn
portant papers on Art, Science, etc.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-12-17

Roman Catholics claim 5000 bishops
and priests, and z, 200, 600 population.
With four millions of communicates
we have in the United States including
adherents and friends, a population of
not less than l2,OOO 600, estimated by
the same rules that are applied in es-
timatiug the population Of other denomi-
nations, especially the Roman Catholics.
They claim about 1000, 600 of population,
while they make no report Of the number
Of COMMITMENTS
Again, you may ask, "What has been
done in the matter of education ?" I can
assure you that, Methodism, born in old
Oxford University has never been indiHer-
ent to education.
A few years after the organization, an
effort was made to build a college CObes-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1884-12-17

Painless Childbirth, our new book,
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private companion. Send two-cent stamp
for descriptive circulars and confidential
letter sent in sealed envelope. Address
Frank Thomas & Co., Publishers, Balti,
more, Md. oct1m6
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