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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-01

Who rolls up the brutal msjorities"
aud pulls weak ticket to triumph Echo
answers, North Texas.
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Human Tor our eneres,io business men.
Dallas IL bound TO be the Chicago OF me
southwest.
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THE Bowie Cross Timbers 10 one OF the
nesiest and best edited OF the interior eI'
changes that finds its way TO our table.
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THE DukK of Albany will be privately
buried in the royal vault, st. Georges
chapel, Windsor.
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THE faithful always know now to esti
mate the sheer OF The insincere
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NORTH Texas msy be CINDERELLA in
more senses than one.
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ADVERTISING comes high, but Cincinnati,
IL eeems, must have II,
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The gale in the north Atlantic continues
The loss ollie Is remarkably small.
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Mr. GLApsroxr wao present in the house
OF commons yesterday.
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Nav YoRK, March 81 Money, l.2 10 p;
prime mercantile paper. 4 10 o l.2; sterling
exchange, b. b., steady; 4s7 l-2i tight,
AA1
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TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1854.
INDICATIONS.

Fol The Western Gulf s'atee-WsJmei;
partly cloudy weather; local rain; south
eisi Winds.
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cIxclvNArr "a fairly entitled 70 be called
the Paris OF America.
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WACO.

Waco, March 3l.-[special. l-Judge Nc.
Cormick writes here tor the information OF
all Interested that no will open the Federal
court A. Waco Tuesday, April 8.
A gang OF hoodlums last night fired q
voley of pistol shots into an encsnpment
of Gypsies in the suburbs OF the city. No
one was injured. but the act exciies the in.
dignation OF the community, as the Gypsies
we're harmless.
James Burton, a worthy citizen and
prominent Presbyterian, brother'in law oil
Rev. DR.. King. the Presbyterian pastor
here, died this afternoon, aged 20.
The Daily Examiner publishes the fact
that IL has been leased for i've years to an
organization known as the Waco Publish
ing company. The Examiner Publishing
company, a stock concern, owns Tho ms
teria and franchises of the paper. IL has
issued since its organization stock to the
amoantsOf fl2 600. OF this amount j. H..
Elgin owns az, 200; J. w. Downs, 5000.
and III w. HUBBY $500. The leasing COM
many Is composed OF. nine per-
sons, seven Of whom are practical
printers. J. i. Egin, chief hold
or of the Examiner Publishing company
stock. remains M editor under the new
management. the lessees get tho material
rent free for the first year; u small rental
10 be paid annually thereafter. Considera-
HE aurprisa Is ex pressed In business circles
At the d sposition mace Of the property.
Rev. DR.. b. NJ. Palmer. heeminent Pres
hvtsrisn divine OF New Orleans. has &C.
csnted an Invitation to visit Waco on April
q h and lecture for the benefit Of the Pres
bvterian church here. IL Is probable he will
also visit Dallas before leaving the state.
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TEaasLL, March 81 Especial. ALBERT
Hodge, n motor. ously bad negro, who has
long lived about here and has been con-
yictsd for divers and eundry offences,
reached the pinnacle Of hia sudacity and
impudence SATURDAY. night, by invading
the premises OF Mr.. John Dseraztr, n bar.
Der OF this place. Hodge went in the
kitchen after handsom, mulatto woman
who cooks tor Mr.. Dsprrzier. He was
drunk and disorderly and this woman fled
from the kitchen TO Mrs. DagreZfr's room,
where tho latter had retired, Hodge fol.
lowed her with drawn pistol. maKir &
threats aud ut,ering loud oaths. Mrs. De.
grazler wss frightened TO her wits end aud
began screaming, and Hodge seeing he
might reap the damaging effects OF pro.
craitination lied. He is at large. but the
officers are hot after him. He 10 the worse
type OF a negro. and this affair will 20 hard
with him ~ he Is spprehended.
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MARLIN.

MARLIN, March 3l.-tSpecisl.l-T. @. Oh
tort. editor and prophet OF the Marlin
Fall, shot ToIliver Lott, white man, Sat-
urdsy night. infiicting several light wounds
10 town all day and had filed mp considers
blv on bug Juice, and was in that
1nrlhappy condition OF mind aud weariDess
of body. that he would as soon enter an ed.
itor's yard as any other place. The
rirht was serenely still a1d the
editor was dreaming Of locals
Tor the coming weeks paper when his
dresms were rndely broken bv The intrn-
der. In n half fieep half awakened condi-
ion he hailed but no answer came, VIII n
he pulled down his old Bstsev on dark
Looking object that he saw moving round
m tbs vard and the yell taat answered
,fde 0.,orfs hair stand On en-. The Tel
low Was only slightly wounded, but he
,houeht be would die In q few minutes and
Osod psoniss3 hin 70 s7ry him 10 . nice
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L.ONGVIEW,

LoSoyIkw, Maroh3l Especial, l-Rohaid
Perry, n well known negro bartist preacher
aud politician and with all the roseality
that charactsrlzes the average negro
preacher, died Friday night. His funeral
yesterday afternoon ives this largest ever
seen IN Loneview. Most OF the attendants
we're on foot, but the procession was about
40 miles lone; at his church since bis
death there has been singing, praying,
shouting and weeping. with all the true
negro enjoy ment OF such things, and OF the
grave II was wildness itself
Matte Floyd, (oolored) attempted
10 cut her throat with a
rfzor yesterday. Her husband
died about a ysar ago. and Ms she says ap.
peared TO her Friday, told her he wanted
her to come 20 him to cook for him and
wash him shirt. Saturday She cut her
clothing to zhrsds. broke no the furniture
sud wl,h q razor on Sunday morning Ia
ncted two gsshcs In her throat iron, which
she may die. falling over her husbands
grave,
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wEATIiEI,FoRD

wEArHgRYonD, March Especial J.
The court OF county commissioners this
evening appointed Judge B. l.. Riohey
county clerk II I'll the ysosncy occasioned
by the death OF NJ. Cyrus Patton. Judge
Rlchey is an excellert gentleman OF I'M
doubted capacity and will give general sat.
i5fsction. The Judge did not solicit the ap.
pointment. His selection IN quite com
pllmsnt to modest worth and true merit.
Mr.. S. Winslow's 800 acres pasture fsnce
was completely demolished by wire cutters
last night The wire was cut between
every post. His pasture is five miles east
Of Westheriord and. had just been fenced.
road and left no room on his line for n lane.
This is the greatest damage the nippers
have dono altogether heretofore in this
county.
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nNTE EKE GUrHOKtZs TO ANNOlNCE
w NJ. BfGMuND LOEBa s Il candidate iot
fe-elecu, u Tor Alderman 70 represent the tonfth
Ward Election 2nh the dav In Aptil.
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tATE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOuNun
w Mr. O. BOGEL rs a candidate for re-
election 10 the Office Of Cly As.e tor ana O'I'
lecior ElrcUCn, 2nd Tuesday In III
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roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

ytrArTEp-T0 RENT -FOUR OR FIVE ROOM
w house within six OF eight biocts ofthis Of
hce; uu-t be wrier ON premises tate teims.
Address IL" COS Main street.
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TYLER, March 81. Especial. ABOUT
rundown YESTERDAY on McCullar's farm,
ak miles west from the city, Tilmsn Hills.
by fired five shots ut Mit'ie Davenport,
three ling effect, seriously wounding
her but probebly not fatally. The deed
was nrom pied by tho refusal Of the girl 70
receive his addresses The parties were
both colorcd. Hilsby was arrested this
morning and allied bv Sheriff. Butter TO
await the result OF the injuries OF the girl.
An attem pit was made ut O'Clock this
morning 10 fire a tenement on w. w. Rob.
er,s' premises. The ,larm was given and
the flame extingrished before much dam
age was done.
A mass meeting IL in progress at the court
house tonight 20 fearn the views OF the
different candidates on city politics.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the ~ anne OF Colonel =. G.. WILLIAMSON
as = candidate fer the Once Of Alderman rom
tho Fiikt Ward.
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NE ARh REQUESTED TO ANSOuhCh j.
w n PORTER for Aldaf nan NJ the Second
wsfd Election 2nd Tuesday IA Anril,
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n IEKEBY ANNOUNOL MYSELF as ANAN'
l dIda'a Tor Aldermen of the fiilh Ware
Election, 2nd Tuesday IN Aprll N. sTEWAkE
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


ss~seaa a, tho Post onoe at Dalla. AS 500
oio.tlnrs Matter
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
VIZ Arr AuTnoMzEp 70 ASNouNGeE
dale fof Alderman IA tho tinh Ward, NJ th'
ensuing election, AVN Alh' -.-...,
txir ARR AuTHOsiXep TO ANNolNut
w Colonel II rkvAN az oann dsw io,
Alderman 40 the Fiitt warn a. mo on'u'"s
election.
xxIE Ar. AUTHORIZED TO ANSouNuE
w Mr. JAIoB RAuCll a. q eandlda~ lof
Councilman in the Third "A'd' Liscuo"' 81"
- 49, AuTuOWZkD 40 ANNOUNCE
w col nl ID. A WILLIAMS asa candidate
for Alderman ff0m First Wafd.
WYE NEE AUTHORIZED 40 ANSUuhCE
w J. MpRONEY ~ y capdidal. lot fe-elen
ton 20 the Oi1oe of Alderman % the second
Mad ai IA. iuinr uni lnal el,ct on.
VIE ARE AOTl- DRiIkV 40 ANhoy NCE
w NJ JOHN SfbLLMAN for re'elegusn W
tho lhco of ncilman Ia The second ward OF
the ciiv, ~ .olirn, Mh Ut Auril .
VIZ ARE AUTHORIZED 20 ANNOUNCE
w CapIain ROBERT GiBsoN as candidate
TO- Alderman of the tiilh WaId.
NE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNuu Ck
w tho name ot Colonel ". n. GkEENLAN
a. a candidate for the one OF Alderman from
TpUS 1HECAIL III A l. NuF kuMhhk
l ~ c,,,.ens nj the sixth Ward JOHN HENRY
BR0wNisa candidate for d"fmAn ~ lhe same
NE G1E AUInORIzkD 20 AsNVUhVE
w r a. COCkkkLL ~ Candidate LOT Al
German from the First Ward.
viTH AXE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w NJ. y. r. RowLEY as candidate for Al
darman from the Fourth Ward,
VTN ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J,
VI D CARTER ~ candidate for Alderman
a : nm IN.
w DR.. ST. y. NEWSOM ~ candidate ioi
Alderman Of the Fourth Ward, Election, BUD
fuesdsy IN Atul
TIiEKEBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF as AOAN-
Elocuon, 2nd Tuesday IN Aprll NJ MAHI,
we ARh REQUESTED TO ANSouhCs J.
w II PORTER for Aldafuan IT the Second
Ward Election, 2nd Tue.day IA Anil.
nNTE kKE AUTHORIZED TO ANNulNCE
w NJ. BfGMuND LOEB as Il candidate for
fe-elecu u FOR Alderman 10 reprcsen, the tonith
wArd Election. 2n1 Tue day IN Antll.
fATE ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNon
~ Mr.. q. BoGEL ~ a candidate i9' ~ ty.
election 70 the Office Of Clly, As,e .or ana O'i'
iecior Fltcton. 2nd Tuesday In I'll
WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOuNCE
w The nRmc OF Colonel =. G. WlLLlAMsON
as candidate fer the Once Of Alderman rom
the Fist Ward. --
iN1E ARE AUTHORIZED TO ASNouSOE
w edo SMITH AS candidate for Alderman
Of the Fourth wGri. Elec ion, 2nd 9 tuesday IN
April.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED ANDRkQUEsTBD
w 20 Announce Mr. o ARNoLp as "A cam
fidate for re. election tn the oiiic9 OF CITY MAY
shal. Election. end Tuesday In Aprll.
y3TE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w r. sHEEHAN as an independent cam
didata for City Marshal Election 2nd Tuesday
10 April
-,TE ARE AUTHORIZE TO ANNOUNCE ".
N l.. VAUGHAN as y candidate for city AS
,asor an collector Election, 2nd Tuesday u
AErll. --.-,.,-----
TTfEAnE AUThORlZeD 40 ANNOYnCs
w TIE name of Captain W. +. NORTON hs
candidate flt City Marshal. Elecuon,2n Tues'
CAV 10 Anril ------
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txTF ARE AUTHORIZED TO ASNouNOE
w edo SMITH AS candidate for Alderman
Of the Fourth Ward. Eltc ion. 2nd tuesday IN
A
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1TE A.E AL AUhILED 10 AhNOuNtt
w DR.. ST. v. NEWSOM ~ n candidate for
Alderman of the Fourth Ward. Election, 2nd
TuasdsV iu aVril
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED ANDREQUEsTED
w 20 Announce Mr. o ARNOLD as n can
iidate for re election u the oiice OF Ciy MAY
shat Election 2ud Tuesday IN Aprll.
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WE ARE AuTHoRizEp 70 ANNOuASE
w tau name of " 4 HAWKINS asa ,anal
dale iof Alderman IN tho titih Ward, NJ lh'
ensuing election, Apfl aih'
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nPON M Cali u l. Nvk \ u A W, y y
u Of citizens oil tho sixth Ward JOHN HENRY
BROWNS candidate for d"rmAn ~ lhe same
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\NE ARE AulnDk'ZED 20 ANNOusOh
w Captain ROBERT GlhsoN as candidate
TO- Alderman Of the siflh NaId.
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Y,TL ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE J.
w u CARTER as q candidate for Alderman
IN the SiNih Wad
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lA7n AhE AUIHORilkD 20 ANNOUhvE
w = a. COCkkELL ~ Candidate LOT AZ
narrn an frn n tho klrkt Ward.
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NM AllE AUII lNIIhll 10 ANU ME-
w Nj JOHS SfbLLMAN Tor re'eleeien W
tho ndco of q ncilman Ia the second Ward OF
the ciiy ~ icirn. Mh ot Anil
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tAir ARR AuTIlOsiXep TO ANNot Nun
w ,olonel IA = rKVAY asa cand dse lot
Alderman 10 the Flint Ward a. mo ensuing
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ylTE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w NJ. y. X. RoWLEY as = candidate iof Al
darman from the Fourth Ward.
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WE XEE AUTHORIZED no ANAouNCk
w ]. MORONEf ~ n capdlda1. lor fe-vlen
ton 20 the Oihoe Of Alderman 81 ths second
Wa,d NJ III q fulnr 30 mi innl el,ct ON,
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xijE Ar AUTHORIZED TO ANsouNuE
w Mr. JAIOB RAuCil ~ candidate iof
in the Third Wand. Election SIN
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Half Out of His Head.

blessed be the man. said Don Quixote's weary
squire, who invented sleep" Sanchos gratitude
Is ours but what if cannot for any reason enjoy
that excellent invention? Nervousness in me had
become a disease" writes Mr. William Coleman,
the well known wholesale druggist of Buffalo, N. 7.
i" | could not sleep, and my nights were either
crazes u man, or in a kind of stupor, haunted by
for other troubles, tried it also for this The re-
suit both surprised and delighted me. My nerves
toned to concert pitch, and, like CAESARS fat
o'nigbts. l should add that the Tonic speedily did
away with the condition of general debility and
dyspepsia occasoned by my previous sleeplessness,
and gave me strength and perfect digestion. In
BRIEF the of the Tonic thoroughly established
my health. have used PARKER's TONIC with entire
for seasckness aud for the bowel disorders
incident to ocean voyages"
This preparation has heretofore been known 90
PARKER's GINGER Tonic. Hereafter 1t will be ad-
vertised and sold under the name of PARKER's
ToNIc-omitting the word ginger" HIscox & Co.
are induced TO make this change by the action OF
unprIncipled dealers who have for years deceived
their customers by substituting inferior prepara-
tious under the name oi ginger We drop the mis-
leading word all the more willingly, as ginger is an
unimportant favoriDg ingredient in our Tonic.
Please remember that no change has been, or will
be- made In the preparation itself, and all bottles
remaining In the hands of dealers, wrapped under
the name OF "PARKIR's GINGER Tonic" contain
the genuine medicine II the facsimile signature of
HIsCOx & Co. 10 at the bottom of the outside wrap
per May 6-1m
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What Does it Mean

On last Monday morning as Captain Powell
was Coming into town from the convict camps
he was hailed by an old colored man who was
working on the roadside, and told that there was
a white man in this county who was calculated
to do deal of harm. He said that soon after
dark the night before some enc hailed at his
gate, and, upon going out, he found a strange
white man, who teld him that he was sent out
by the government at Washington to tell the
colored people what to do in the coming elec-
tion Bob Lincoln, he said, would be the candi-
date for President, and the colored people must
all vote for him and elect him il they had to
fight for it. He wanted the colored people to all
arm themselves and be ready for a call at any
moment, as fight was inevitable and would
come sooner or later. He also told the old man
that there were agents in every Southern State,
putting the negroes on their guard and advising
them what to do; that there were seventy-twO
in Florida assigned to different counties. He
was going as far as Madison, and would be back
in few days, when he wanted to have q meet
ing of our negroes. etc. He is described as .
heavy.set white man with heavy, dark beard.
as we'll IS the old man could sec Ia the dark
Lipe Oak BuNetin
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The GnbernatOrial 4uestiOn Again.
recent article in the Herald the subject of the
Democratic nomination for Governor Of this State
appears to have excited considerable interest
Whether not it was the impelling cause of Judge
llton's precipitate retirement from the Executive
Committee has not been ascertained but 1t has
expected
And why? Some of our cotemporai les have
stated that we have put Governor Bloxham In
nomination. They are in error. We have not
nominated anybody. We have stated the simple
fact that Bloxham is the strongest man in the State
named for the nomination Ex-Governor Dire v has
been spoken Of but he is out Of the question, and
time will determine this. Other gentlemen have
been spoken OF, bnt man has yet been named who
concentrate around him the following that Blox-
ham can.
And why? we again ask Because every year
every month"; every week, every day of Bloxham's
administration has developed more fully its immense
success The cArpings and malicious whisperings
Of puerile enemies and s0reheaded aspirants are ut
terly uuheard amid the general over
the prosperity of the State aud the feeling is spread
ing and growing deeper as it spreads that it would
be hazardng the future ofhe State to take any step
that would appear q condemnation Of the policy
that has produced this prosperity.
Florida cannot afford for her dominant party to
announce departure from the line of policy which
has nearly doubled her taxable property in four
short years. The enemies of Governor Bloxham
have 80 far Overdone their work of detractiOn that
popular feeling everywhere is awakening to y be-
lief that his defeat for the nomination will be re-
gardcd as purpose TO reverse his policy and to
produce disastrous reaction in our progress
Hence the desire to see him nominated again, and
this desire grows stronger every day.
The Herald s not a partisan Of any man but we
are sensitive of Floridas prosperity The edifce
carefully and toilsomely up cared during the past
ten years should not be jeopardzed 10 crafty the
spleen of a handful of malcontents. If the work
that Bloxhams administration inaugurated was
complete, Florida could afford to him retire :;
but it is still unfinished and who is there in State
capable of completing 1t as the man who has made
an actuality of what was only possibility in the fu
that Bloxham's denomination is fast becoming ne
cessity and his acceptance of that nomination duty
on his part.
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tend to the matter of half-faTe rates at once.
Also that those delegates who have not received
half-fare rates be provided with certificates
signed by the President and Recording Secre-
tary.
1t was moved and carried tha, Miss Tucker be
requested to write an account Of this annual
meeting in correspondence with the Wesieydn
Zduocate
Miss Tucker then urged the delegates Of the
various auxiliaries To see that their Correspond
ing Secretaries and Treasurers report promptly
and fully To the Conference Secretary and Treas
urer every quarter.
The bylaws were read and the manner of
conducting monthly meetings discussed
Our beloved President then gave us a few
words OF earnest counsel and encouragement:
Dear Sisters: The time Of adjournment has come,
ana I! We must now take the parting hand; | seize
this moment for brief review, and would humbly
and lovingly offer few words OF counsel and en-
couragement.
God has been very gracious to His helping
hand has rested upon in all our efforts to pro
mote His Kingdom.
Greater success has crowned our labors than
anticipated by our small Inadequate faith. Thou
sands In our ssterhood of workers rise mp to bear
testimony to the fact that in seeking to be the
means Of dispensing the Gospel to Others they
ness Of its blessing. In seeking. BY patient self
denial, to help others they themselves are pleased
Our session, now about to Close has been very
pleasant, and trust In many respects siguay prof
We have realized in actual experience the signf
canoe OF that precious Scripture, "The comfortable
communion and fellowship of the Holy Spirit"
While We have taken counsel-sung and prayed
together--and on yesterday commemorated to-
gether with the great congregation the dying love
of our Divine Lord, our hearts were fred with re-
newed zeal and devotion Laborers together with
God-workers together with Him." o let Us never
forget or lose sight of true Christian character,
as ldborers and pOrkers-oorkers ogeher-workers to-
gether with God, and from it we should gather en-
cOuragemeut and inspiration.
Let us prize our blessed sisterhood Of workers,
and meet daily at throne Of grace with daily re-
newal of conservation and the record Of the years
work upon which We now to enter will be bright
with achievements in honor of the Master.
Blessed thought; when work 10 done we shall,
one by one, enter into the Joy of our Lord"
After which the minutes were read and
adopted, and the meeting closed with singing the
277th hymn and prayer by Mr. Atkins, and dox-
ology and benediction by Rev. G. A. FulwoOd.
Mrs. G. A. FULwooD President.
MRS. T. B. BYRD,
Recording Secretary pro ten