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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-08-21
MARRIAGE of CHIEF JUSTICE coLERIDGE.

MARRIAGE of CHIEF JUSTICE CoLERIDGE.
LONDON, Au5. l6.-rhe marriage 6f Lord
Chief JUSTICE Colerl.lge to Amy Augusta
jackson Lawford has ere tied tremendous
social sensation. The bride, whom his
l"rIshil met on boarl the steamer while re-
urninr home t.n his American tour two
years ago, is described as heing a decided
Lrurette, about 81 years of age, with a
graceful rriage, slender though perfectly
mnided ii i5ure, and aquIine features. Her
fla ,cinatins and vivacithis manner so charmed
he lea lin lispeu ser OF British justice th t
daring the voyage lie danced almost c"ntin-
u,.l Attendance upon her. After his arrival
IN London, however, the aged lovers ar,ior
cooled rapid y, and i'll short time the ther
nometer of his affections registered very
.nw temperature 1t was at this stage of
che proceedings that the lady's' mother
| :ame to the front. Sh, reminded his lord
! snip of the fervor of his love making on
n,ard the steamer, and the tender and love
! aden sentences addressed by him to her
laughter while under the Influence of her
smiles were brought back to his reccollec.
ion verbatim together with the many
| ther circumstances connected with the
.rief woeins which might have certain in
iuence upon jury. The aus;ere jurist,
,hnse very glance has often silenced the
Voices of enlin mt advocates, and fillet
Nth terror the hears of uuiprits, was pow
l.
rom ler position, aud finally, being con
| .runted with the alternative OF an action fo
reach of promise, he yielded, STIMULATING
however, that the marriage shoulc taxi
place secretly A license was obtained, ant
IN the back parlor of the brides house. a
~ Victoria road, Kensington the welin.
termony ,'~'k T.. re.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-08-21
FOR SIGH.
MASSACRE OF EUROPEANS.

LILsoN, Aug. l4-Alvices from st. Paul
lie Loranuo, West Africa, under date of Ju y
Is, report that pesty king named Coan-
lama Huilla died recently, and the natives
at tsrIbutins his death to witchcraft OF the
whites, massacred twenty Europeans, lnclud-
ing three French missionaries. The same
advices state that NJ. de Brazza is still III
the interior.
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
LONDON, Au. 17.-Salisbury it is report
ed will soon after going to France, have
conference with ~ignur lie Pretis, the ltal-
ian prime minister. 1t is reported that lta-
desires to send 10000 Troops into the
Soutlan to secure the Red Sea coast from
Suakem. at present held by the British. to
Asab Bay, along which are most of the ltal-
ian possessions. The Italian scheme c"n-
te .nplates the contr u over the eastern Sol
d n, and the use of Khart"um as the capital.
CHOLERA RECORD IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Aug II -In the whole of Spain
,ster,ay there were 4696 new cases of chol-
era anil 1856 deaths. IN Mtrseilles there
has neeu l09 lie ,ths from cholera since last
Friday. The places i'll Spain in which the
Principal increase If cholera occurred vester
day as compared with that of Friday last
were Tarraguna and Valado.id. In the for
m m-r place We're yester.ity II cases and 81
leaths. Official returns show that in Gran
ada the disease has reached its height amt
remains stationary. In Altacete yesterday
there were 2S new Gases and % deaths. ln
Clste eilou lie la Plara D new cases and II
.leaths. In Cuenca Isl new cases and 81
deaths. In V ,lencia 81 new cases and 49
deaths. and i'll Madrid 20 new cases and 2
deaths Al of these returns show decreases
ill numbers both of new cases and deaths.
OPPOSED ITO SANITARY RULES.
| MADRID, Aug. l7.-rhere have been
slight riots III Lngvant, due To the resistance
OF the inhabitants to the control of the salil-
tary regul tinns. The governor ot iranada
has been attacked with cholera.
ITALY SLAVE TRADE.
ROME, Aug. I7.--Ten arrests have been
made Of members of the criminal soci -ly
which has been operating in Rome, Naples
and Spolete. A search of the house of a
member of the society, IA former government
| official, revealed the fact that c"rresp"n-
dence was being carried on with agents i'll
New York for the sale to Americans of Ita-
ians who had been bought for small sums Ill
southern provinces. the prices asked rang
ing from f4O to ESQ sterling.
WINTER QUARTERS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Ang. ia portion of
The Russian :tJ s.e!~uittr Winter on
the coast of Finland, because "f the length
IF time that the h,r"or Of Cronstadt is Ice
| buunl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
fnrniinre.


VIII buy solid Ash, weN made,
stylish Bedroom Suit of Furniture,
same as lately sold for $26.
Gioe 1t an Investigation. also, er-
anime orr new Mahogany Finished
Suits at 500. ParlOr Stats for COM
try houses, IN CretOnne. at $50.
orr line Of handsomely designed
Folding Beds at SIS and upward,
de-, dc.
Special to architects, Builders, and
others: Wood mantels, inIaid floors,
cabinet soOrk, and interior decorations
made to order from special designs,
at oar factory, 154, 156 West 19th-st.
"Buy of the Maker"
GEO, c. FLINT G CO.,
1o4, LOG, los wEsT-I4TH-sT.
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Glotbiup.
Clothing.
GGltlenel'S Fashions.


The style of garments which find the most favor
this seasen among the high-clnss trades IN
LONDON
are the following;
The three and four button Morning Coats with
shawl collar wnisic OATS made from the new wide
wnic diagonaIs bound medium wide, are the
most popular for half dress wear. We are maxi
ing them from Ciay's and maFtin's goods, war"
r"ned not to gloss, for..---..--....--SS0 ana $50
Trousers wern wide. Among some OF the
frst-class houses i'm London they cutting them
crease down the front and bnck. They are made
from large pIaid-, checks and stripes. We carry
n handsome line Of these goods, which we are
mhhing So.0O ana upward
English Serge suifings, for summer wear, lined
siik, corded
We have been using these goods for the past
1--WE years md guarantee the Colours. Our prices
have always been SsJ, plain lining, but as we
have made arrangements 10 import them cheaper
this senSon, and not wishing TO make snit OF
clothes lower than the above price, we have de-
cihed To puf in pure dye silk lining, which viii
more than she difference aud produce finer
looking garments.
All goods TO order aud warranted repre-
scented.
Our prices d 20 3J per cent lower than the
fancy price taiiors charge for same goods and
workmanship, which can be verified by calling nj
our Establishment.
Separate Department for Ladies' Cloth Suits.
Top Coats, Jackets. &c
(originators OF the new cut Riding uabii)
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DIiTGNER HnusE,

pawlnT Duchess ~. V. 80 miles nom y. Y. liar
lem r. H.; fast Trans and cheap comwutation.
Hotel and COTTAGES accommodate 100 hfstcas elegantly
furnished sanitary requirements perfect pure mountain
prngwater no malaria mosquitoes extensive grounds
good drives and fishing Hotel Up send for circular
JAMES Jr.M Eli.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18

THE CR0SBYSIDE, LAKE GEORGE,
VIII Open June rs. II,
No mosquitoes malaria Pronounced by DIR. Prank hanL
and Dr. BOzman Of NewiOrk have less
than resort tho country. steam
yacht boating bathing fishing beautiful parks
scenery Cuisine unsurpassed. Coveni OF inc no o
brsclass In every respect sI hours IRON Newt ok IN
drawing room cara Address for Information.
THE CNoSBYSIDIe. Lake George, NJ l.
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HULETT'S LANDING HOTEL,

FURNISHED cottage TO let at Lake George ::
Ryery desItable -ge accommodations for 10 helo
iurnsl cd piled nom lotc aJohmg June ~ 10
September i5 ACdr,ss y. o. Box 42n. Albany. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-18
EENWgCK NALL,

SAYBBOOK POINT. CONN
This modern hotel Delightfully."- situated on
ong IL and sound tie mouth OF the Connecticut hiycr
Will open . - ..,-
For circulars and Other particulars address the man
ager the Grand ole Broadway and Thirty irsst New
York GEO. II. HANSON, JOHN CHAIE tlD
Proprietor
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nlarbIes nno Alanicls.
Alailinss, Ctr.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE Will BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFfCL =, 10. J. 80 Broadway. Thirty
hrsts until .. Ad 3Ji West Invent hirO-at
Elghtaver No 49, Four have corner Fourteentst 7t0
Thirdaye corner Fory.s venth.st No. lOO7 IN dave,
near SNtehst. and at tho ia RLEM OFFICE 23u0 Third
ave corner ono hundred and. Yd;ths IN at
regular ohce rats Also BROOKLYN ~ and 81 COurf-st
IEWELRY STORE.-Admlnistratrx desires
~ dlspoc OF above business account Of death o.
Established three years. price reasonable all or
d. West l25th-st
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.OODNON HOTSE.

GOODNOW HOUSE,
W WHITE MOUNTAINS,
OPENS JUNE /.
Address, T.. II. GOODNOW CO.FrancOnia, ". II.
HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE.-NOw omen I;
L capacity lO located spur Of Inc Ridge De
delaware " Gap ami StIOIisJurg; elevation D
feet; beautiful yaclsi house thoroughly
lifted 40 snce la sca.On circulars and particulars
address j. F. FDDLkr, StrOudibufg, Penn
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flats ato Rooms to Get.

THE WYOMING. 7th-ave. and 55th st.
Il TO let-Apartment on second floor from May l. Apply
10 She janitor
THE CLEVELAND, 1876 TO 100 East Oath
Madison Square.-IarRe suites; all convent
ences owEers resident
&HS 10 SS5.-Nine large, sunny rooms;
RO'I frescoedi fashionable location; Steamboat and
fuel supplied 40 East Slstst. JhNITOR
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Cost ana 5ouna

I OST.-Bank-b No. III .907. Greenwich
stopped. Please return 10 BANK.
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Gunner Resorts.
- Gunner Resorts.
Fort William Henry Hotel,
LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.
T. RoEssLE & SON, Owners and Proprietor'

LAKE GEOhUE, IN. L.
T. RoEssLE & SON, owners and Propretors
Season from June 20 october l.
The winter have been devoted 10 thorough rep
ing overhaung Of the hotel which has been
recarpeted and in reurnlshed throughout ana
TO-DAY Ia in inviting appearance shan
itbas ever been.
The propreors point with Just pride TO the sanitary ar
engagements OF THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY which are
every respect perfect This with the WE'LL ary anu
heaIthful climate makes Lake George not only an I'M
tfusion from emo Einirei diseases.
MI WI as usual our a9Ta.f q Fo
and Tse 1 . he %a be rCos or
A SBURY PARK, n. J.-tlotel AbiOn.-Ihe
newest and one che snd S Sss h S surf
Acc0mmo atoms for 100 euests Opens MAY H. re M PaTS
TeTSs reasonable s,nd e. Il. PEN B4HToN
A SBURY PARK, n. J.-Hotel Brunswick;
~ One Of the ar"est and best hotels IN me PARK t
S eFsGfy on the beach, open under the zane
NATSKILlS.-The COLUMBIAN, Cairo,
" Y. splendid locations white sulphur spring. grand
by rail or HUDSON a 3o sa Or
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
- TREMPER HOUSE opens June II. ,,n,,
Ts TIE pr TGn nav Se & the f avenue otel
Monday and Tuesday Of each week or address H. ThE
CHAMPION HOUSE, EAST HADDAM,
~ CONN-Ths beautiful summer house will be open June
l. Splendid scenery fishing aud drives Gas and water
nboats and four hours from Sow
end for illustrated circular DAVID ROSS Proprietor
CLAFLIN HOUSE. BECKETT, MASS,
~ AMONG THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
Elevation ! feet. Recently enlarged WcH-shaded
grounds Perfect spring water city rrieonee
dtscriptIve a. q CnOSS proprietor
COLUMBIA HALL, Lebanon Springs, \. y,
~ will open June y Improved 10 extent Of over f4oO
Fine park and childrena pla grOunds hns warm medical
surprs baths: 300 feet above level mlarla end
for Crt uars. JOIN .. iLANh, flopileto''-
WELLS LAKEHOUSE Highland Mills
~ Y-jO miles: Erie; elevation 200 feet nallrai
mo bar; views fishing. boating ifree, music, hne
drives moderate Crcuars at Danvtrs - sh-st OF
address O. CROMWELL. Prop.
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Gin lorcpcrip ipantco.

WANTED TO PURCHASE.-One or two adj
w ioin houses for nvesmeI NJ. 81 9TH or Sth ayes
or Grand-sl. no objection il buildings are od Address
w. WEBER l4j West 2Gth-st
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-11-19

I hack>porf-
Hon. Parker Spofrord is spending few
DAYS in Boston and vicinity.
Rev J. W Day and family are in Car
mel visiting at his brothers.
Prof y. b. Clifford. formerly assistant
principal at the Seminary, is now Pre-i-
dent Of Wiley University, Marshall. Texas.
Mr. VI. +. GRAY. a graduate Of Bucks
port Commercial College, has accepted the
position Of bookkeeper for Hon. Fred At
wood Of waterproof.
Miss Dora Wiley. Buck sports talented
singer and actress. played In Bangor with
her company Saturday evening Sunday
evening they gave a sacred concert. which
was very fully attended.
| Several OF our citizens went to Bangor
| Monday evening, to listen to Rev Joseph
| Cooks lecture from the subject. Does
{ Death End All" All speak in eulogi>tic
terms of the lecture and the lecturer
+ Owing to great DELAY on III. part Of the
] publishers, Rev. +. Gcrri>h's last book,
1 ''Wili Newton" ha. Just been delivered to
Buck sport subscribers Mr.. W II. Lord
of Winterport, was agent
The Fall term OF the Seminary closes
this week Thursday. Under the able
management OF the principal, Prof 4. +.
Chase. assisted hy corps Of united teach
er-. the institution has esIoyed one Of the
most successful terms for ycar. With au
increase ia The number of students all are
much encouraged 10 hope for much in The
! near future.
T The entertainment given AT the Method
! III vcstry last week vas success tinan-
4 ci.llv and socially. The music and reel
Ia ions We're in excellent taste, and We
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How beautiful are the above lines
uttered BY the worlds greatest mind
How infinite the scope Of man
power il his faculties are we'll pre-
served Nothing, short Of creation.
is to him impossible. Our soul is
lost in admiration when we contem-
plate the possibilities Of this greatest
exhibition Of Infinite Power. Yet
what is this "quintc,>encc ot dust"
when blasted bv di-casc-h, noble
functions perverted or destroyed:
As "all men are born free and
equal" rs far as moral rights are
concerned % likewise we hold they
should hc born physically. but a.
lon- A. children must suffer for the
sin, of their parents this cannot be.
That the human race has deter
iora;ed physically is conceded
question To restore il is an i'm
possibility. 4 l,ng a people persist
10 immortality and indul.cnce- which
are in disregard OF natures laws
The most we can do then is to amcl-
iorate this condition, and cure disease
in individuals
TO Thu end sc offer T. the public,
remedies which have done more
gool-acrompli,hcl better result,
in o,erthrowing disease than any
others which have been discovered
up to the present time, viz.
DIR. Flowers Liver and
Stomach Sanativc, and
Nerve Pills.
/ he former i an intaliible remedy
for all affections of the Liver and
Stomach. and i besides an invaluable
general tonic The latter j, are
liable cure for all nervous diseases
and conditions. such A. lIysteria,
Slceplcs>ness, Nervous Prostitution
Depression caused by ovcrwork. etc.
These remedies are extensively pre-
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any other proprietary article, and
command at the hands OF the drug
ai>ts in New England larger sale
than any other medicine.
In hundreds Of thousands
Of bottles sold, there has not
been a single complaintth that
they failed to do what is
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This we hold is an unparalleled
record OF success, and the stronges
proof of their excellence. As posi-
tive evidence we have thousands o
testimonials which we will be pleased
to show, but which space prevents
publishing. The trial of one bottle
will be sufficient to satisfy you tina
we make no false claims. A valuabl,
pamphlet will be mailed free upor
application.
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Agent Wanted.

The Household Sewing Machine Co. of Providence,
II. L., desire to arrange with some efficient per
son to sci 1.-The Household Machine, in Ellsworth,
and adjacent towns or any other territory, where
the company not already represented The
company is among the most substantial in the
country and it has met with great success in in
PRODUCING the machine. The Household Sewing
Machine is widely known and it has found ready
sale wherever substantial working agents have
made its merits known. The machine has no
superior. 1t is simple, reliable, durable. Some
agents of the "Household,' beginning with few
hundred dollars have accumulated several
thousand, in short time, and have earned posi-
tons of permanence and Importance. The com
pany protects its agents in the territory assigned
TO them, and the success of earnest, industrious
and efficient men, having small amount of capt.
tai TO invest in the business Is certain For such
agency address the "IiOUSEHOLD SEWING
MACHINE CO., PROVIDENCE, X. l. John b.
Anthony, Gen. Man. A, E. Marks, travelling
salesman, 6w45
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At Court Of Probate holden at Bluehill within
and for the county of Hancock. on the second
Wednesday of Nov, A. d. ISIS.
byron II. Mayo named Executor in a certain
ID instrument purporting to he the last will and
testament of Dudley b. Deliver late of fremont,
in said county deceased, having presented the
same for probate
ORDERED-That the said executor give public
notice to all persons interested, by causing copy
Of this Order to be published three weeks sue
cessiyely in the Ellsworth American, a newspaper
printed or published at Ellsworth, that they may
appear at Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth,
in said county, on the second Wednesday OF Dec.
next at OF the clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause, If any they have, why the said instrument
should not be proved, approved, and allowed as
the last will and testament of said deceased.
3w47 o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. P. DoRR, Register.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
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Flower Medicine Co.,
Boston, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar.
lyrl9 lmo46 3D. page nrm

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate within and for
the county Of Hancock.
THE undersigned Amelia b. Allen, Guardian of
1 Marcia NJ. Allen and Mabel Is. Allen, minors
respectfully represents that said wards are seized
and possessed in equal shares and as tenants in
common of two certain lots or parcels OF land
situated in Goultsboro, Hancock county, State of
Maine and described as follows, to wit Home
stead OF T.. W. Allen late of said Gouidsboro con
tanning twelve acres being same land conveyed by
4. W. Cleaves to +. W. Allen by deco dated Feb
IL, 1877 and recorded in the Hancock county
Registry OF Deeds Vol I59. Page IL, together with
buildings thereon. One undivided fourth part of
a lot of land containing 5l9 acres being same de
scrbed in deed from Horatio Allen to Edward
W Allen dated Sept. 30, ISL and recorded In the
Hancock county Registry, Book l4l, Page y, to
both said deeds and records reference is made.
That said estate is uDproductiye of any benefit to
said minors and that il will be for the interest of
said minors that the same should be sold and the
proceeds secured on interest therefore prays your
Honor that she may be authorized and empowered
agreeably 10 law to sell above described, real es-
tate, such part Of it as in your opinion may be
eNpedient.
Ellsworth 2nd Wednesday of October. 1885.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-At a Court of Probate held at
Ellsworth, on the second Wednesday of Oct, 1855.
On the Petition aforesaid, ORDERED, That no
tice be given by publishing copy of said petition,
with this order thereon three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American, newspaper printed
or published In Ellsworth, that all pePsons inter
ested may attend on the Second Wednesday of
Dec. next, at a Court of Probate to be holden in
Ellsworth and shew cause, Ii any, why the prayer
of said petition should not be granted. Such no
tice to be given before said Court.
0. P. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
3w46s Attest -CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. r. DoRR, Register.
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mail delivery week, on Saturday, and the
people generally got their mail between
services on Sunday. The post-ofiice is there
yet, after more than forty years Of changes
and progress. Now we have post
offices At Lamoine and North Lamoine
and a daily mail connection with
Ellsworth and the rest of the world and it
10 the unanimous vote Of the men, backed
by the women. that W. Springer. contractor
and mail carrier. comes the nearest being
complete" Of any man who ever carried
the mail and did errands on this line. l have
postmaster at Lamoine. We in East
Lsmoine don't want any change; we are like
the old woman we read of, 1--WE stick by the
old meeting house" and the old post-ofiice.
There seems to be an epidemic, social,
for marriage DAYS; silver weddings, golden
weddings, and in fact all nameable we'd
dings, are being celebrated, 40 the papers
tell US; it has struck I.amoine and has to
have run. Last Friday the friends Of c.
Is. Hodgkins, our postmaster, and his wife,
met at his house. to help them enjoy
the twentieth anniversary ofthe dav. having
. good time and leaving many valuable pres
ents in remembrance. As | write, friends
on the same errand bent. with George
Stevens and his good lady. helping TO re
mind them that some fifteen Years have
passed since they commenced married life.
We may expect to hear Of many more soon.
A visitor on his first trip to Bar Harbor,
during the last season. in love with every
thing on the island of mountains, lakes and
romantic hooks and corners, came to the
conclusion to find. if possible, some spot Of
land unoccupied or for sale. where he could
make summer home for his family. After
many walks. rides and trips by steamboat, to
almost every point, at last he found and de-
cded on location. Calling upon the own
er of 4 small lot Of land. no evidently as he
thought, was native TO the manor born.
email part farmer, the rest fisherman. he
asked him if he would sell his place and
vhst was mis- price. He received for an
s~er. 81 viii cell the place for $4,000" is
that the best YOU can do ?" asked the would
be-purchss,r. IL could, but don want
to-" he received for answer. WAY" said
the stranger. "the place j. pretty much all
seashore and rocks, and II strikes me that is
q high priee for such a place" Upon that
1.-The old native" stood up. took off his hat
and said, Look here mister, don't YOU
know that God has done making sea-
shore aud rocks; If sell TIN. ere place
where am to get another place like it near
home ?" The gentleman ~as II the opinion
that there va. great deal Of shrewd logic
IN the old man who loved srashore and
rocks near his home. and finally he agreed
with his price and the result viii he another
rich mans cottage BY the sea. BY the open
ing Of next season. J. c. W.
Nv
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faith, that so. this browning heati,ude Of
Christ might rest upon them.
His evening text was from Philippians, 2,
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Subject "Cieled Houses" Text: as il
time for you, o ye, to dwell in your cieled
houses, and this house lie waste p" That
thing for which you make sacrifices and to
which you devote yourself. while you neg lect
your part Of the christian work Of your
church. that thing is your "cieled house" in
which YOU are dwelling. while you suffer. so
far as your work is concerned. the temple of
God TO lie waste. Your "cieted house" may
be your business, your daily toll, your fami.
ly, your reading. society. Ii is said that the
power OF the church has waned within the
last fifty wears. Men search amid the ele-
ments Of our complex civilization for the
reason. The simple. evident, reason is. that
christian. do not work for the church a.
they did fifty years ago. 1t isa true saying.
"No.business could be conducted in like
Indifferent manner without becoming bank
rupt within two years" If the stream has
broken its banks, the mill must run slower
The question confronting each christian is,
Is il the thing to suffer the church to wans
in power at the demand Of anything else ?