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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-12-01

! iHAMBER SETs-A largo aud beautiful va
~ riety of Chamber Sets from 1926 per set -
$50, just received at y
sep1O E,J. MILLER, SON & cos
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PRESERVE YOUR COMPLEXION.
A WORD OF WARNING.

suit suap' than no. They were sitting
IN the tsjlpht now, and the cleaning was
Ist beginning lie usual gloam, while the
purple hs4r q coming night was doing
business a. The oli stand. Az GLADYS
uttered the words VIII which our story
opens she stood with one white arm about
Gaston p neck, while In the opposite hand
she held slipper Of white satin. The
satin had Originally heen intended f0f q
ball dreeO, but Gladys found that there
sa9 a snpersbundenCs Of material-in
fact, enough for pair Of slippers for her.
eelf, so this ball dreEs scheme was abRn.
donsd, aud theklippets we're made instead,
"Dtink!n
The monosylablo wEB uttered in tone
that was half prayer, half mandate
yet CASTOR vouchsaied no answer save the
low, soft reftatn Of "SeesaT," which he
whistlcd psnslvsly. The Rifl was mad.
densd. Striking a mad rcene In "Article
AZ" attitude, she exclaimed:
"ias!on, you have said that you love
me. Then listen! THIS slipper OF mine
contains two quart bottles Of champagne
sparkling and delicious as champagne
alone can DO. l have been reading Of the
young men at White Sulphur Springs who
drink champagne from the clipper Of a
belle. l fain would emulate them. II
you love me drinkw
In harsh, firm tones the young man
answered:
"Gladys, Heaven knows loyo you, but
] cannot drink two quarts OF wine at one
gulp. That wero madnessl Girl, you
would lain get me prralyzsdl"
Aud 80 saying he Btrolled into the
with shrek Of asony Gladys OBJ.
''lShall have to dtlntit myself"
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an ob.lnrle ID l,NI.lpnl iYsll llslnr,

PhyIlcIAnl rightly characterize constipation a
az obstinate lmpsdlmSni 70 tSsweiafs Of thObody.
the pufiormanCp 81 llIO moro important functions,
such N digestion, hillary secretion and an active
Calculation o. the blood, ate interrupted by II In
AeIeel9f 81 less degree, N Tue development OF Inc
complaint inglblent OF mature. Not al once, Of
gy,lli.g wv WIN Reasonable ptOnpiilnde, Hos.
lNelveIl btomaeh Bltt0fs Will fet1OyG every symh.
low W which II Gives tise, a. we'll a the minor
tlal spring from II, among them lhdIgSG
ugn and chl01l1 billJOntnBM fiOm dIthOhiHf
AID there arc lew bifflilyGs thai afe bot yi6iSnl
aug ptolul0 " thtlf operation. Blue pill aid
yal9mel ate leAlg1ed 10 act utOn tho liver ONLY.
snd iatqn frequently are ptInltlOiia Is health
Ih9 B,tteiA produces realization Of khh b0,sSis
Without paln, and q renewal Of iheif pgni9fliy,
W M10 COuquofo lgyet aud Ague, thotimRiiita
neuralgia and Inactivity Oi Tie kldneyH
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Madame Jsnausohek aud her company
are at the Mcclure.
Rev. D. B. Updegraff wife and family
Of Mt. Pleasant, were down yesterday.
w. H. Grimes and H. Mccullough, OIL
steubenvllte, were at the atamm House
yesterday.
George r. Allen, manager OF McAvoy'a
Htbernicon, which will be at the Grand
next week, is in the city.
Miss MRry Dlckey has returned home
from an extended and worry pleasant visit
with friends In the Northwest.
Mr.. L, 6. Jefferys, editor Of the Grafton
Sentinel, came In yesterday to attend the
last Moody inettfngs. H6nGys the horizon
has entirely cleared since the election and
the Republicans have alllearned 10 Rccep.
the inevitable.
Mr.. Mag Schwartz, the well.known
travelling representative OF Welty d Bro,
has made arrangements to sail from Nav
York November q, on the steamer
Rotterdam, OF the NetherlanG-Am
line, for his old homo In Augsburg,
Bavaria, where no will make visit oil
three months. It Is fourteen Veara since
he left there and came to this country.
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LOCAL DREvIrrEs.
matters OF Minor Moment in and About
tho City,

mattors OF Minor Moment in and About
tho City.
MATtEEE at tho Grand this afternoon.
Two marriage licenses we're Issued yes.
terday.
FRANK GOODWIN has completed nice
Job OF painting at the Standard mill.
opARk HopsE this eyening-Mendel-
s,ohn Quintetto Club aud Ariop Singing
Society,
THE Wheeling & Elm Grove railroad
will run their trains on the old schedule
until further notice 10 given.
ANOTHER Belmont nail feeder, James
Smith, lost two OF his fingers yesterday by
getting them caught 10 his machine.
JOHN WINRsnuRdRR, arrested by Officer
Dunlap while drunk In the Second ward
market house OH Monday, was sent to the
hill from Police Court yesterday, but was
subsequently, paid out
Col. JAKE KENpLE, who recently re.
turned from Q tour OF the State, will
shortly deliver his lecture, Eccentric
People" In one OF the halls on the South
Side, for the benefit Of the new post OF the
G. A. r. organized there.
CLKRE Hook yesterday admitted TO rec.
ord a deed made October 80, by Alonzo
Loring and wife, TO the Natural Gas Com:
pSny, Of West Virginia, In consideration
Of $50, for strip oil land of the property
OF Major Lorlng ct Elm Grove.
Jons GoRDoN, who recsntly escaped
from the city workhouse, where he was
serving q thirty day sentence for lettering
Ia Q house Of iil.fams, was rearressed yes.
terday by Officer StephenS, and returned
to durance vile In the "workus.R
OFFICER STEVENS arrested o. man, his
wife and three daughters, charged with
stealing property from q caboose on the
B. 4 q, track. They ha1a hearing yes.
terday, but testiaed That the property was
purchased from smother party. They
were held 40 Witnesses aud d warrant iaa1s
cd for the party named.
tonN AND LOUIS Cook, two brothers,
mems 81 employed al the Central glass:
works, were before the RollCe Court yes.
terday charged with assault on two small
boys named PultS, Regttsr carriers.
Though tho men worc discharged, the
eyldente reflected anything but credit
on them, showing that they commenced
tho quarrel with the two little boys by
calling them "rats.p This IL q fair
spsciI1pS9n Of the loycOtser9' practices and
principles,
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WsGeal,
2asGtcSl.
From lis lbs, 10 1851 lbs.
To the Cutlcura Remedies I Owe
Ny Health, My Happiness,
and My Life.

A day never pnusfs that do not think and speak
kIndiyoi M tliTictjSI REuIp.B Seyer yeSrs
AGO All OF q dozen Jumps formed on my neck,
landing In size from cherry stone TO an orange,
the lAlge ones were tiGhtlul 70 look a. and pain
iul 70 beafi people tulnsd aide when they raw
me, ~ utsRnAh and MAS s1hamel 70 pe on me
ltlse! o. y 59eles rhylGf1i H1 klu tnsls Pe1E
nehh ana ~ iAtep 70 40 hny tVeS; ~
StEsMcuTsl AZ INV prest 81 In suSs and crIIcuRI
SOAR an exquisite skin Beautlaer, exte nAlly and
CuTCuRA REs0LvIhT, the new Stood PuFlheE IN
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MIR. MO0DY'S MISSION
IN wnEELINo COMES TO A CLOSE
But the Seed sOwn Promises to Grow and
The Spirit Aroused to Nrareh GU TN
SIuch More Is AceOmplIshsd-fsS'
tsrday's Interesting Meetings,

The ten day misaion Of Mr., Dwight L,
Moody, the celebrated evangelist, was
brought 10 close last night. The meet
ipQs that have been held have attracted
an interest such as no other meet
ing Of any nature ever held here have
done and 1t ia with general regret that the
people see Mr., Moody and his singing &C.
laboIsr, Prof. ToWneF depart. Much good
hes been done and the Influence
Of the meetings will be felt for long time
to come. It will he noticed by an article
elsewhereinthis issue that ptClsl services
are to be continued, This Is Aa il
ahould be-; the work is too important
one to DO let drop at this time when such
deep and widespread feeling Of Interest
has been aroused,
Mr., Moody leaves at IN early hour Thu
morning for Harvard College, where hi
will hold ten day mission.
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Several cases Of dlphtheria are reported
in town.
The maaons elect thsir annual officers
tonight,
The X. Of P. received seven appllca.
tons for membership last night.
Hrs. George W. MOCleery and children,
OF Wellsburg, and Miss Emma Bracken,
OF 6teubsnyillp, are the guests Of Mrs. O.
w. ThornEate.
Street Commissioner Fisher has force
Of men and teams grading Jefferson street,
aud filling In the new county bridge back
OF the wine cellar.
The revival meetings at the Presbyteri-
an church and Lafayette hall every alter
noon aud evening, conducted by Rev.
Alexander Patterson, continue to draw
large audiences and aeen to awaken much
interest,
Two strangers from Wheeling hitohsd
their horse and buggy by Lots 4 SCheele's
store last night, and while they were alb.
sent some practical Joker unhiLched and
drove the rig back to Wheeling, leaving
the two men To foot 1t back.
A meeting was held In the Office OF the
Buckeye Glass Company last night to talk
over tina matter Of natural gas for house
use. Messrs, Booth aud Williams, Of the
Wheeling Gas Company, were present In
the interest Of that company.
Yesterday morning, Hiram Frazier, sr,,
while employed In repairing the hot blast
at the furnace, wSs overcome with gas and
removed 10 his home on Walnut street In
an unconscious condition, Doctors Hobsn-
sack and Blackford were summoned, and
after much work restored him to con-
seriousness, Mr.. Frazier had only partial
ly recovered from the effects last night.
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TIE RECENT CAS- EXPLOSION.
Eho Local Hoard Of vuderwrltor' Take.

Tho Local Hoard of Underwriters Takes
Ash9n.
There was a special meeting Of the
Board Of Underwriters Of the city yester.
day, to consider the numerous narrow es.
capeS from destructive fires last Saturday
evening through the sudden increase Of
pressure in the pipes Of the Natural Gas
Company Of West Virginia, and to take
action looking 10 the protection Of the city
from a recurrence Of the Bstne thing. The
general disposition was to demand prompt
action on the part OF the Oompany'to pre-.
vent accidents from the same cause In the
future, or To make general cancellation
Of insurance policies IN the city.
After some discussion, q committee was
appointed 10 investigate the cause OF the
recent trouble and tho likelihood OF It's
repetition in the future. A resolution
was also adopted looking to q double sot
Of valves aud regulators on the pips line,
and the makingol provisions for tho keep.
ing Of wstchmen In constant attendance
Of oil points On tho line whore difficulties
are liable 10 occur.
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CHICAGO 1iuMon.

A Little Romance In the Passionate style
of the West ut 81. Louis Expense.
Chicago RAMBLER.
"Come, drink, l implore you!"
Gladys JayhaSk's low contrslto voice
SO low as to be almost decollete-ialtered
as she whispered this cxhortstlon in the
Sea.9hell tinted ear 81 which CASTOR
Montespan possessed two. sae puuC.u.
atod this remark with conyulsiye mob.
as II her larynx had slipped It's moorinps,
and at the sound the young mGu fell ia
whole being thrill as II meyer thrull
before.
"Neyerl" he exclaimed, with a faco that
would haye earned him Sl0 week as the
villain Of an "Uncle Toms Uabian com,
psny.
They were ID vt. Louis, these two. but
they were to be pitled rather than con.
demued for that. They wore born there.
and knew no better. CASTOR belonged 10
one Of the old French families, while
Gladys father had made fortune by IN.
venting patent Corkscrew. They we're
well matched, and the world Bald that
when Castor MonteBpan led the lovely
helre0a to the aitsr the good old city Of ST.
touis knew no happier proprietor Of q
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Tho sale Of reserved seats will begin Of
Banners music store this morning for the
performance at the Opera Houue on Fri:
day evening next Of "Monts Crlsto,p by
James o'NsillSnd his fine company. Mr..
QINsill has the exclusive right 10 play the
fletcher version Of this play. Il q not
necessary to speak Of Mr.. 'Q'Neill's high
reputation as an actor. His name 10 identi.
hed with THO drama oil over The country.
n The popplaF estimation he 10 Tho only
"Mont6 otiBto" worth seeing, He 10 Ger,
tainly q Cue lmpetaonator otlhe character.
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BNldlll.l q B00kIyn Ea0le

gutdttt, In Brooklyn EdOte.
Never irighten children. A man In
Trenton, whose l3year.old boy rot 10
staying out too late nights, put black
tnask on his face, hid In tho dark alley
and jumped out Of his son with fearful
yell as the boy passed by. But II happen.
60 that o policeman WAS Btrolllng along at
the same time and a. he caught sight OF
tho masked figure he Bhrieked with terror,
ran four miles Gt the top Of his speed and
dropped dead, while the boy, hastily cali.
iing together q mob Of bis ieIloWu pursued
his father down the alley with bricks aud
language, both hard. And yet, In spite Of
these terrible lessons, there are gfoHn i'm
people who ioollshly delight In Tighten.
Ing children. stu, The same grown pei.
son Isn't liable 10 Ecare the same boy
ottener than once Ia q century.
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Allthe indications nov p in; to one o
the largest aud finest audiences at The
Opera Hopse this evening that have beer.
there this season. Ths ssle oil reserved
seats now in PROCESS az Burners mra {
store, for the concert to be- given this even.
ing by the Boston Mendelss9hi Qiiute.tt
club and Arion Society, il already large
Persons deairing to be Comfortably ala.
ated on the occasion should mark OF ID ,it
seats early to-day. The promise is that
standing room will have to b. nttl'ai1 be.
fore the concert Is Oyer, 4
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Janauschok a. " SIog DTOrrliics.p

Madame Janauschek appeared at tho
Opera House last night as Meg lESuilts.
Tho audience was Of fair size and demon
strstive Of its approval. The company is
an unusually fine one, all tho principal
roles in tho piece being In good hands. o.
Janauschek'a ability Hs an actresJ til
only necessary to say that it shows no
signs Of waning, sho msda OF tha old
Gypsy a character SO real an 4 Life liza as
ts be almost repulsiVely trust) tue Cla ar.
acter depicted by Scott rlo1Gh this was
announced as the Malame's fare veil ~.
pearance here, the hopO will ne generally
shared that abe will change her mind and
visit Wheeling again.
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Ladies' are requested to call and examine
the New White Automatic Sewing Ma.
chine, single thread.
Persons having used The Wilcox 4 Ciibbs
Automatic machine, will End the White
10 DO superior In every respect, An OK.
animation 10 respectfully solicited, II
can DO seen al the Baleeto0m Of
EDWARD L, Roll 4 Co.,
No, b Twelfth ",
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Bills were paid on recommendation 0i
various committees as follows; BIO r
W., $3.50; police, $2OO,75; fire, sos A
markets, $50 90; health, S6704Si city
prison, $l20 81; accounts, Sl65 80.
A good deal OF discussion arose on q
resolution directing the Health officer 10
inquire OF the two natural gas companies
aato the terms upon which gas could be
furnished for fuel at the city garbage crema.
tory, Some member held that the natural
gas oompanyot West Virginia was required
by its grants OF exclusive rights in the
city TO furnish gas free, while others held
that it only agreed to furnish gas to those
buildings In existence when the ordinance
was enacted, The matter was finally
tabled, Mr.. Caldwell agreeing to sscer.
tain Il the West Virginia company would
furnish gas free.
An Acknowledgement was received from
II. X. List OF the Councils liberality In fur
nlshtpg illuminating gas free at the Child
ren's Home.
The Board OF PubllG Works was in.
struCted to repair Thirty.eishth street go as
to prevent water from getting on private
property.
A motion was made to place a light in
tho lower hallway, the Board OF County
Commissioners having decided to put one
in Its hall OF ths building, Some mem.
bers could not see why the city should
pay S. q month when II gets all the gas 1t
can use free, and the motion was rejected
by vote OF II toa.
On motion OF Mr.. Hildreth q joint com,
mittes Of thEes members from each
branch, to be known as the Committee on
Legislation, was authorized to be appoint
ed,
The following, offered by Mr.. Hlldreth,
was rejected by the negative votes Of
Messrs, Butts, Crawford, Dalbrugge,
GrusO, Harrell, Hsaly, Miller, Mckinley,
Pickett, Yoeckler, Weir and We!sgerber,
y, to q ayes.
RSsolved, That the Committee on Logis-
latlon, when appointed, be, aud they are,
requested to pstition the Legislature to SC
amend tho charter OF the city that the
CITY Sergeant may be elected by the Police
Commissioners instead Of by the people,
Mt. Miller then moved 10 reconsider the
vote by which committee on Legislation
was established, bu! the Branch adopted
The Branch adjourned about halt.past
nine.
President Sweeney had some trouble
during the evening keeping order In this
First Branch, whose mOmbsrs took brlel
recesseU and had lots Of fun, judging from
the noise.
In tho Elrst lranph the measures sent
over from tho Second were concurrsd in
without material amendment
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rnlnn nIanllnr. inl,n linlh.

The union meetings succeeding those
held by Mr.. Moody, will be held at the
English Lutheran church, on Sixteenth
street, Rev. Mr. Dornblaser, pastor, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday after.
Moons al 3 O'clock. The Union choir Il
expected 10 DO present! Tho cong serviee
will blatu at $40. Everybody should
bring the. qosbsl Hymns aud Gospel
Choir. Raw Dr.. Rudolph leads on
Wednesday, llsv. Il, Il gkope on Thurs.
day, and BSW j, o, Hull on Friday On
Wednesday evening setVlceS will be held
Al all the churches,
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beacon lllll Linen,
Is the Finest paper mndc.:
j. II. WILSON,
bookseller n StatlOner,
1908 Market 81.


Mr.. Jesse CLINT, q well known and
prosperous citizen Of GreenBbufg, West.
inofsland county, Pennsylvania, and
Annie Il, Altman, Of the salhO place, came
10 this city yesterday inorniug, and ye1'
totday afternoon were married IN the par.
lortj Of tho E,amm Houlo by ROY, Mt.
Jordan, paslor Of tile Fiat BAphAt church.
Both are middln aged people, They left
for home, happy and Contenled, AZ 4
O'Clock on the 4, o. K II. l., road.
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Almost all the diseases that illlCt Va
from Infancy to old age have their origin
ID dlsofdeIed liver. A really good liver
aiOdictns 10 the mO6t important ~ the
whole range oil pharniRCy. We believe
Simmons Liver Regulator 10 bO thA best
AMONG then nil. WO pin our faith unon
dhe Regulator. and II We could persuade
every reader who ID Ia III health to buy H.
va would willingly vuuCh iof The benefit
each would isoOIYe,-ED. CiNciNp4Tt GA
gErTK.
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ipp in Christ. Hs had lived that way and
he died that way. We should live that
way. Commit your soul now aud have
faith tlht He will hear you.
The closing prayer Was made by mr'
Moody, A prayer meeting, attended 6y
probably hye hundred people was held IN
The rink Immediately after the service.
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THEY WON'T HAVE IT,
THE CITY sERaEANTs ELECTION,


When the Second Branch OF Council
came to Orderlast night about eight o'clock
there was barely quorum present.
Messrs. Butts, Caldwell, ], B. Crawford,
DslbruRge, Cruise, Harrel, HsRly, Hill
dreth, Jones, Miller, Mckinley, Peterson,
Stanley, Jaeger, Tracy, Pickett, Water
house, Weir, Welsgsrbsr, VoeCkler and
President Sweeney,
CLERK Bowers' Geml.monthly statement
showed balances 70 the credit Of the dii-
terant funds as folloWs:
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Some twenty-five or thirty young men
connected with the Island N. b. Sunday
school met the other evening and elected
the following officers for the purpose Of
giving 9 social supper and entertainment
a. the Island rink next Thursday evening,
President, Fred y, Smith vloe.Pteeident,
Jacob Stamp Secretary. I'D WinChefi
Treasurer, W, i. Stone.
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1want 10 speak to those whoAre not far
away from the kingdom. Many can TO.
member when they came very near 10 the
kingdom but coming near won't help
you pnless you get Id. want TO point
out some illustrations Of this fact, which
| shall tAks lfOm the Bible
! believe In taking Illustrations
from tile bible for tho nearer WO k6et 70
Il, The nearer We ere 10 the kingdom II
was for that Eecapn that read 10 You
about HBiodj y 10 clearly taught that az
one time Hofod was toti4sd aud very rsst
Gbv Kingdom. MI, Moody pictured In bic
own peculiar style the crowds that poured
bnt IS h6at John the Baptist, gradually
yroElng larger and larger unnHl q lttt
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geutiSt.
Gke q,ttelti5qg'resr.
OHlrm Nos. 80 nnd 81 Fourteenth Street.


For salO-stOck of Ocnoiul McrchandIso-E. II.
repairs to Centre Market III. M. Gllclnnd, Chair.
Wanlcd-Yours Man t, Cltrk In Dry Goods
A 4 A. g Rite-Graud Cunsiltcry Meeting
Hooks Written BY y. l.. Moody Stanton 4
Davenport.
For itGnt-F Furnished Rooms
wAnted-FurnlshCd Rooms.
Lost-FOckGt ulary-Fuurth page.
WGuted-Six Girls for GcuO'll IlOuseWOTk-Wo.
mans Exchange Fourth page.
WAntod-EEpeiiOrCed Waiter Girl-Fourlh page.
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From Philadelphia, Pal am selling
more Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup than OIL
other cough remedies combined, and The
demand ID eth ihCtpaeing,
D. J. y. T0B0LDr, Druggist, eS7 s.
Second 81.
dThstOs such divinity doth hedge q
king that treason" ieAt1 10 touch him.
But Rheumatism q no fespecter Of per.
sons, and loyalty woiM do we'll 10 pa.
ionIis Salvation Oil, ths great pain CufS.
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of SnitlngS, OverCOatings
and PAntalOOnlngs. Also u full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
BuillngS q Specially.
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You don't want 10 look at your ieolinVs,
Assurance Ia what yoti want and you can
find thai right In this Word. | honestly
believe that the reason for there being 60
much less faith nuw.a.days than there
should be, 10 because thia Bible Ia con.
suited 90 little. Paul In bis eplOtle 70 the
Ronlns tells US that faith comelh by
hearing and hearing by the Word Of God.
The keynote 70 sounded repeatedly In
the gospel Of ~, J0hn--"bUliBye, Believe"
A Child liyeS by faith III lia parents. God
wants us 10 he Ike children, and the
nearer We gst 10 Him the
more We shall DO Ike little
children. Faith Isn't feeling by al
good deal away With feelings and take
God NJ His word. Attic ialtl links you
10 a great God, Remember Chat Chris!
has been Judged ior you, May God help
you 10 rsilGs u1st fact and putting your
faith Ia Him you will DO carried Baiely
through, Take God At His wsTd ! bssepuh
you aud do not lot this mission Cloes lesy.
Ing you outside. Mr.. Moody told several
affecting stories dUSlpg his dlluoutse 10 |
Illustrate hls points aud III Olos.
lux told QUO Of o soldier Sho
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