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FOR RENT-STORES.


UyoR RENT-sToRE AND DWELLING 1914 sTH
II St D. W.. nne isr.re handsome store 20rl5: rfl
rent and cellar dwelling seIsrstey desired
Inquire at ga 81 NV. se13-1ws
INOR kENT-l7JO PENNSYLVANIA AVE- n VI
IL New and desirable store
1HOs- J. FISHER CO.
FOR RENT-sll FOURTEENTH ST. NV IfsE
able for Q nrst-clsss confectionery.
Price tyu Ter mouth.
Thus j. FISHER co.
FOR RENT-lsos SEVENTH ST. Nv. WELL To-
Gated store; with me cellar and roonla with
bath on second noor, for dwelling purposss
Price t35 per month
IHos. J. FlsHFR 90,
FOR RENT-l2l4 ST. NV LARGE sIoKE am
building. formerly occupied by " H Houxhton a 90.
furniture dezlers; building contains about % rUosIs
additional % store room.
Price 81, 900 per snnum.
IHos J. FISHER CO.
FOR REsInlzse "a. AS 70 iztl PENN AVE-. Nv
Price ESQ month each
thus j. FISHER CO.
FOR RENT-l2ls SEVENTH ST. Nv. bEsnRls an
Price ESQ per month.
a IHos y. FISHER Co,
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sh.5se.ss md billy f1rni.hed Address HOUSE
WANTED-BY A PRACTICAL cUT1ER AND
w litter engasements m famili-s or dressn All *
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IA Ieu-uO ~ IICh ) AGENCY tos CUOks.
w LSgndress House Girss Msids Nursss. ssAm San
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WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
w for Cooks. Chsmbermaids, Waitress. lAundress
Buffers SAINT A oooH5s. sao ! q nv. seis'St'
WANTED by AN EkPEKlENcED TYPE
writer who operste. the minston anu S@lstalh
machines. si'uaton. Address Miss L. lSsS sth 81
WANTEp-BY YOUNG NAN WHO Is GOOD
sI.s.ssS $s:s - 60: %Sasfs's
WANTED-BY NEAT. RELIABLE WHITE
family fissss cali or sadrs.. Sis 9Th :.
WANTtD-BY An ExPERIENckp d Ess-
maker Work ,. the DAY in faail,ss Rs%sa'llns
once 'Ai's references given Address Box s. T. s.
WAN1Ep-BY RESPEcTABLk WHITE GIRL A
reauFsa appiy 2 sAs% a reier'n0s es sss
WANTED.BY YOUNG MAN 10 YEARS OLD.
w from distance. desiring to attend medical lee
Hddre.. IGrc Star once ssSs store Nv.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
w situati as flrstcass Cook best OF eferences
FURNISHED. Address Box Is star once. IL
WhNTED,BY A coLoRED GIRL PLACE TO
w 90 chamberwork or dish washing. can give good
CITY rsirr.nces- Call or address - W. 145s st.
WANT,D-PosIrIoNsF FOR COOKS. CHAMBER
w maids walters, nurses, houSemen. housekeepers
buffers, sesmstresses. kitchen hands. other help IA
ilaiiniles hotels. restaurants. &C. h. NJ. BURNHAM
o3O-632 St NV. seI2-3ts
WANTED-BY TWO CoLoRED GIRLS sITUA-
~ ions as chambermaids, nur-es TO wait
say sew neatly first references Cali address
ior three days. l2le Ut 81. NV sel2-2t'
WANTED-EMPLoYMEN FOR COOKS. CHAM
oerfnslds bousekeepers nurses. Mattresses.
seasfresses house girls Caterers coacumen. buffers
POI terS drivers, walters. NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT
AND RooMRENTING BUREAU, Rooms 1 and .
nrst moor, zoos st. NV sel2-ots
WANTED-BY THE SON OF DECEASED
W nsson morning and evening work that he can
aend public school: best of references given II
CURED. Address w. r. v, Star Office. sell-3t'
WANTED-BY PRACTICAL ACCOUNTANT A
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O'Clock p M. Address Box %, star ONCE sell-3t.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-To PURCHASE FOB Cash. BUILD
Nv inG lot cost Ct The Oap1tol aud W0st 81 lincoln
psrk; must have south front nons bot owner
need reply; give fun description of propsrty and loY-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13

Reduced, or Remnant Price a2
4Bleached Damask Cloths size by yds.
Reduced. or Remnant" Price ..S3 and $3.50.
short Lengths" In Dsmasks, Linens, Crsshes.
&C.. cheap
Second ioor.)
"short Lengths" Of Flannels. The large bust.
ness Of yesterday and to-duy has caused an m
usually large lot Of very desirable ends in Gan.
ne.s. We have made the p ice low to make them
go fast "Short Lengths" in Plain White and
Embroidered Flannels: Fancy Striped Flsp.
nels. Shifting Flsunels, and lends" suitable for
skirts.
(second Hoor)
COTrONs. In cottons anything less than the
regular price Is rapidly snapped up We have a
few more than usual for this Friday. Yard wide
pillow-case and sheeting widths. in bieached
and brown. at remnant" prices
Second hoor)
DRESSING sACQUEs AT REMNANT pR1cFs
We have made the prices ridiculously low on
these few Sacques In order to cause the COM
plets disposal Friday.
. Ladies' Cambria Dressing sacouea tvo
clusters OF tucks and cambria rut5ae around nech.
sleeves and bottom. sizes 40 and a. in for
large ladies. Reduced to SOC
Ladies' Fine Lawn Dressing Sscuues tucked
fronttucked rune around the neck and sleeves.
sizes "a. 80. and AZ. Reduced to 62kc.
ladies' Fine Lonsdale Cambria Dressinr
SacQues. tucked front, and trimmed aroupS
neck and sleeves with Hamburg, sizes 20 and
"a. Reduced to 75c.
Ladies Fine Lawn Dressing sacques. neck.
sleeves and bCttom trimmed with wide Ham.
burg embroidery. Sizes 80. 80 and az.
Reduced TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ladies' Extra -nne Lawn dressing sscauss,
six clusters Of two fine tucks down front Ana
embroidery rufiie around the neck sleeyea. :
bottom and front, finished with herrins.bone :
braid Sizes. 81, ~ and 40.
neouceo to............... .................o1.6O
These prices are extraordinarily low.
CORsETa Pairs :Dr.b sattssn Cor,ste.
With side stseia sises "a. Is. 81 and ~.
Pairs Black ssttesn % rssts, With tide $500.
sixes 21. 81. Is. 90 and "a.
II 10 unnecessary for ~ 10 tall Jon assstssas
corset ct ol50 10 cheap.
(sesond noor.)
CORSET COVERS. IL L.diss v.nsck o.u.
brio Corset Covers. finished small seama. hut.
tons and holes. trimmed with vide Hamburr
embroidery, size 90
Reduced to............................ 26o
Cambria Low sQuars-nsck Corset Coysr.
with yoke Of inserting and tucka, Hsmburr
edge around the neck and sleevsa size az
INr1NSE DEPT c6,Id,:n,. r,.S:;
Null Cspa Rsducsd to Ska
2 Infants short Dresses. Cambria tr,mu.a
with embroidery. Rsducsd TO sos.
Infsnts' Biue Worstsd sacqus. extra length.
Aeouceo to...........-.. ...........-.......ol.25
II fant's Elegant Short Dress, o. ans en-.
broidsry and lace. sdss to 3yesra
8eouceo to..... A
1smnants IN sach and svssy dspaEtmsut.
(Dseond aooe.)
WOODWARD I LoTHRoP.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-13

EoR RENT-LARGE STORE ROOM on PyKN.
- ave. n VI e2S. and ON n 4. q. w., bet 2Ou and
2ist Sta. 40; suitable for any business q n.
KNIGHT, 005 5th st. n ". sell-4fs
EoR kENT-sroRE AND CELLAR AND eSB
- loom. cor 9th and n ESQ per month, Also
dwelling store for rent $50: rocma mod i>nps
Apply W & JOHNSON. us 18th me-. su23-lm
Eok RENT-FINE STORE: BEST LOCATION
cheapest = nj IN town, ouly eco PEI month. l2<5B
~. ue4r Pa nv. )e2x-4m
FOR RENT-FLATS.
NoR RENT-wEsT END FLATS e62o ST.
II signal Obc<. nve fioornk hatn and r<ug1
hot and cold vssss. cod ciosssa nc. ego L<1ef
ence required eelA 90
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
mon RFrT-Two OFFICE ROOMS ON sFo,Ep
u door sssi ssnaias. GA 7n o. nv. OPP f.ss1
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02
The Original sholllIonists.

Magazine Of American History.
The early east Tennesseans have
no doubt a claim to priority in mod
ern abolition. In the Inauguration
of the movement lookingt to the aboli-
ton OF slavery throughout the union,
she can justly claim precedence. As
early as 1914 and 1915 Charles 0s-
born established abolition societies
in Washington county. In the year
1920 Elihu Embrce commenced in
Jonesboro the Emancipation, devoted
to the cause of the emancipation of
the slaves. Mr. Embrec died carly in
1921, and his paper passed into the
hands of Benjamin Lundy. was re-
moved to Greenyille and the name
was changed to the Genius of Univer-
sal Emancipation. 1t was published
in Greenville till 1924, when he re-
moved it to Baltimore. IL was not
until 1929 that William Lloyd Gar
rison, young BostOnian, Joined
Lundy in Baltimore. II was in this
convention that Garrison first made
the reputation for which lie suffered
in Baltimore prison. He was in.
duced by Lundy in Boston, the year
before, To give his attention to the
question.
The convention that formed the
first constitution Of Tennessee gave
the elective franchise To all free men.
and un1PF III fires, uqerrppE ypipJ Till
1884, when they We're deprived of
that right under the new constitu-
| ton.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02
A BAD Uneh.

Mrs. Bancroft, daughtcr-in-law of
the great historian, has described an
uncanny circumstance which hap
Pened at a wedding in 1868, where
the wives of Maj. Thomas Y. Brent
of the G. S. A., met, each wearing her
bridal dress. While dressing for the
event Mrs. Brent's companion dis
covered blood spot upon the dress of
the Majors wife, which could not be
accounted for, and somewhat excited
~ exclaimed, Its a bad omenp'
Two days after Mrs. Brent expert
cnced a severe pain in the region of
her heart, although at the time In
the best of health. This occurred at
the birthplace of her husband. Two
days LATER she heard that while
stormiug "A Federal iortiicatiou her
husband was kilItSl on July 4, 1868,
as far AS she could learn at the i1cn-
teal time that size had experienced
the heart pain The Major was shot
in the breast 10y Mimic bah and in
stantly killed. Another fact occurred
at the time of finding the blood spot,
and that was MIR Thomas Bright
addressing the two ladies as "war
widows" She believes in omcns,
and believes that these facts pointed
to the death of the lady's husband,
which occurred SO soon after.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02
English Knights Of Labor.

Some years. ago the Knights of Ia
Dor wereplanted in England, but they
have been a small and feeble body
until very recently. Within the pres.
ent year they have been growing and
spreading in remarkable way.
Michael Davitt, who has both ability
and experience as an organizer, is
assisting the growth. 1t is alleged
that the organization is spreading,
especially in the northern mining and
manufacturing regions known as the
Black Country; that its success sur
passes the most sanguine expecta-
tons of the promoters, and that it
isattracting all grades of labor, from
the scavenger to the writer. The
antagoaism of the trades union to
the knights of labor that has been in
the United Statesis unknown in Eng
land, and many of the strong trades
unions in the English cities are in
favor of the objects ofthe new organ
ization. 1t is said that the methods
of the K. of l., in England differ from
those of their brethren in the United
States. As Englishrnen no not favor
secret, mysterious, and dictatorial
procedure, several changes in the
methods ofthe order have been made
In accordance with that fact, and
there Is butlittle setrecy about the
English assemblies.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02

During the progress Of game Of baseball
mt Columbia. Ohio. between NO mines ofyouna
boys. Edward Houscb. an s1-year-oId lad
was struck in the temple by the ball and ~
badly injured that he died the same day
The bah caused eoneussion Of the brain.
John Curriyan. a single man twenty -fiy,
years Of age, left Morris, MINI, the 18th o
this month and WIS not seen since until hi,
body war found n day or two ago two and Q
half mics from town on the prairie In hi
pocket was found a whisky bottle half full.
Maguirrs opera house nj Butte, NJ T.. was
burned. the fire originated from a garret
The adjoining buildings were damaged only
by water. The ioss on the tkeafer is $40
600. insured for SIS. 900. The stock is owned
by a company OF which Msguireis the largest
holder.
Mr.. Booth, n brakeman on the Northern
Pacific, was brought TO Fargo, from Glyn.
don m n frightfuily mangled condition
While uneoupling cars his foot caught in q
frog and the car backed over him, cIeavinl
his night leg from HE body at the thigh joint
and crushing the lower part Of his body
He u not expected TO live.
A waterspout burst in western lamar
county, Iowa, covering sixteen square miles. de
stroying everything in it, uay in the shaps
% grain. and ever 100 hogs and a number %
cattle were drowned. Srho,S houses aBs
dwellings, were torn to atoms and unroof,,
and windows broken by hail stones Tbs
path of the Etoom WAS north and south
about three miles wide and six miles long.
A terrible collision ocrurred on the Norfolk
Western railroad at Lynehburg. Va. be-
tween q fright and n material train. killing
both engineerr, one firsman and Eve OF tbs
crew. Both engines arr completely wrecked
aud several cars demolished The loss l. es
tifn1tsd at 500 900. The conductor escaped
with slight bruises. The accident was caused
II rs cllimed by the conductor Of the nialeri.
al train. MISUNDERSTANDING orders.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02

There were so, 600 men and 1G6 guns in tbs
st. Petersburg review The review gave evi
dencc that the Russian troops have much i'm.
proved in the last few years. Emperor vii
ham greatly admired the troops, especially
the Cossaek artillery.
The police Of the city Of London nne Keep
ing close watch upon al American visitors
A detective entered hotel recently and in
sisted upon Holding private interview with
an AmeTic from st. Louis, rho had pre-
viously visitsd Dublin, The geafieman com
planned TO the United States consul, who has
written a letter to the police authorities de
handing an explanation OF the Detectives
conduct.
In tho British house Of commons Lord
Randolph Churchill asked the speaker for per.
mission TO question Mr. Goneybear hs 10
pearing in the Star denouncing the conduct
Of the speaker Ia supporting the Tory mo.
ton for closure Of the debate on the second
reading Of ths Bann draining bill The letter
referred TO accused the speaker Of grOes in.
justie to tho minority and breach Of par.
liamsntary desorum nothing short Of scan.
dal. in assisting the government 10 suppress de
bate on a measure which handed TO Irish
landholders half million Of English money.
Mr.. Coneybear admitted that he was ihs
author Of tho letter. and he was ther-upon
incontinently suspended by a vote Of 245 20
15S
Mr. Boriand, a well known resident, has
arrived at Victoria from Hazelton TO confer
with the attorney general regarding the
state Of affairs at HaEelton, on the Skecna
river, and tells the following story of the
trouble. Last year an Indian named Jim
murdered an Indian doctor at the forks %
the Skeena- A posse Of specials arrested the
murderer. and he was shot by one Of the
posse named Green. The posse then returned
To Hazelton. Where they are at present hemmc,l
in by the hostile Indians. They can hold out
for a month il the Indians can he prevented
from burning thu place Among the whites in
the locality where the shooting occHrrsd. are
Mr.. Clifford and wife, in charge OF the Hudson
Bay store; Rev. Mr.. Fields and wife, and Mrs.
Hnnkin and family. The Indians demand
that Green lie handed TO them and $1,000
! paid them. II the specials rfuse they
threaten to burn the houses and murder
e; cry white person In the locality.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02
CONDENSED NEWS.
Washington News.

On motion Of Mr. Spinola. Of New York
the present rate u duty was restored OF
pipes, pipe bowls aud al emokers articles
not otherwise provided for The next few
items was passed over quickly, and amend
ments restoring the present rate Of ,idty on
the various articles were voted down with
out division.
Trains out Of Washington after the Mil,
biz passed the house carried away good
many congressman, aud il the exodus CON
tluues thcFr viii not be quorum left in III
house. Now that the tariff bill Is out Of ii.
way members % the house are not disposed
10 tnger IN Washington. and IL wiz not u
surprising 20 find that body without quo
rura at any time.
The following nominations have bsen con
firIncd- Hugh W. Weir Of Pennsylvania
chief justice OF the supreme court of Idaho
koderick Ross. sssocsate justice OF Dakota
{. H. Berry of minnesota, associate jnstics
Of Idaho; J. III Keatly oflowa, United State-
judge Of Aiaska; Col. Thomas l.. Casey, chic
ofengineern, with rank of brigadier general
Postmaster: r r. Smith, Fauikton Oak
Otto A. Kobler, Hutchinson, MINI; charIes
W. Main, Tracy, MINI.
Several members Of the commission ap
pointed by President Cleveland toconfer will
the Indians and secure their consent 90 thu
opening Of the great Sioux reservation, ar
rived at bismarck. The commission con
sasts u Capt X II. Pratt. Of the United
States army. chairman; DIR, Charles II. Hep
burn of Carlisle. Pa; the Rev. William J
Cleveland Of Madison. OAK. and Judg'
Wright Of Tennessee. They are anxious q
arrive Of the Standing Rock agency as early
possible. as the Indians are holding i
eouucieon the question. and their opposition
10 the opening of the reservation Is growing
rapidly. The interviews which the commits
sioners viii hold with SITTING bull and Gal
viii make spicy reading. as the two great
chiefs are said 20 be bitterly opposed TO tbs
measure
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02
The Resrset Of His E.IInu.nou

There is occasion for rejection in the Kind
interest that is shown in General ii harrison hy
the tbrungs This eliow-citizens who daily
visit him. Ever since bis nomination his
home has been the destination of one daiega-
ton after another Of admirers who call TO nav
their respects aud wish him suCcrss II
Is estimated TINT he has shaken hands
with more than fifty Thousand people since
he was nominated four weeks ago. ana
yet he is to-day ne he wa,s a month apo
simply plain private citizen The mere Gu
mostly seeser visits the White House so he
can say he has saen the President. But the
thousands who are visiting Gen Harrison
are friends not curiosity seekers for SO far as
official rank u concerned, h. Is on the same
plane with hrs visitors But this great ont
pouring Of neighbors aud friends i a testi-
Inony To General Harrison that he pnssess.,S
IN an unlimited degree. the inspect and conf.
dehee OF hh teiiow-mcn, and Hs a candidate
Tor the highest office in the and they want
he should know il. That Is e. good deal to
say OF aman, IL Gun only be said Of a gentle
man. II can only be said of a man whose
private hfe Is pure and spotless Ii can only
be said of n man whose public life is frfe from
dishonor or repruach II can only be said Of
q man whose daily walk and conversation
are 50 clean and wholesome that those who
know him best can say there il a good true
mau." SO far we have not heard of any
throngs of people HoCking to Washington to
congratulate Mr.. Cleveland ON his runo,nina
ton and wish him sJIccess
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02
The Battle traand Of IssS.

The state Of New Sork is once more TO he.
come the battle ground of a presidential can.
yass, and again the Democracy counts upon
detection IN the ranks ofits foes, as in 1874
ana 1881, to bring u to victory. Ii realizes
That IT'S prospects ofwinniHg are unfavoraIl,,
and that dcf-lt, as overwhelming as Il i
deserved rs certain to come IL the ranks of its
opponent remain nuhrOken Dourbnn iopr
nalists and Bourbon stamp speakers NAV
tax gayiy and confidently of the chances ri
the party, but the wiser aud more thought
ihl ihcinhers are aware that IL the Republican
lih's stand iirm The Democracy is doomed 10
disaster IN the coming election.
There are the best Of reasons for the belief
that the diversion from the ranks Of the Re-.
lubhcuns IN New York which elected Clevc.
IanH ~ 1881 caHuot le Tr,rcnt,d this K,par
aost OF the independent Republicans who
IePeIied 10y Blainc's candidacy and dsludrd
1y 'leEeiand : reform promises, voted the
the old fold again '''
Nor Is there the slightest probabilitv that
a detection ike TINT hieh put the Toes oi
Democracy IN the minority ia New York f,rt, =.
Hour years ago ran occur this wear A bnst,,
uttrranoe Of Henry clay. the Wing candidate
~ llht year, ihede IN private letter which
eN'i.ti''lis t"hha ITS way into print diverted
enough Ahig VOTES IN New York til the Ijl,er.
~ party Ia give that state TO the Drnorrn,.
lihd make j tEGs X. Polk president Theso
i'oiterS, unaware, however az the time az M
'ai cOnEeIh"nce of their acts ON account q,
g partial disagreement WITH their standard
t+arer on question Of governmental poIi,.y
I3ac.i ~ power - party which they had com.
huted during all their manhood wears und
TO which they weus diametricalIy and mai.
ternbiy hostiieon every issue ofnntinpal con.
Germ, The regret nt their folly which these in.
diFluunls subsequently, carried with them n,
Their dying day did not blot out the record
which they had enabled 10 slave power ~
MAKE, but It prevented any subseguent
Wig bolt while that party remained n mn.
tlonal organization Their eompariots
throughout the country trust that the New
York Republicans viii get out every Repub.
mean vote 70 The state for the ticket this
year:-New York Press.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02

Benjamin Harrison and Grover Cleveland
ars about the same age. Both are Of honest
parentagc Both are lawyers. Both sought
homes and business in growing cities. So
much for the likeness between them. And
there il ends
Harrison took a bride with him to Indian
aPOiis Cleveland went To Buffalo a bachelor.
Harrison built home Cleveland lived in
his law ChaInleTs.
Harrison taught n Sunday school class Of
young lawyers. ClGyelani-be Travelled IN
another dirpction.
Harrison WAS elected reporter 10 tho SUI
pTs.His court of Indiana With honorable and
most responsible duties Cleveland was eject
I'd sheriff Of Erie county, an Office that also
has its duties
The war broke out Harrison volunteered.
Cleveland was drafted Harrison recruited a
regiment and went to the front. Cleveland
recruited a substitute and remained iS Bufia-
To-
Harrison has bepn true 20 every promise
he has made 10 man or woman. To- party or
the BatiCn. Cleveland has been true to him
self, and kept such pr0misss as IS was for his
interest not ia break
Such are the two caH,lRiHtcs. How well do
they represent tSc parties that support them.
Boston Traveller
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-08-02


trnh, Of Gods mersies and Judgments
Tbs inercy of God is FIRST 20 be tried
uDo,, this nation. IL will be preached
IN ire pnlpits In fhsntcrs, on the streets,
evervWhefp. People viii be invited TO ueecpt
the mercy Of the gospel aud Che story, and
the song. and The PRAYER will he mercy.
But suppose they do net accept the oIler oil
naerey-what then? Then God viii come
with his Judgments, aud the grasshopPcrs
viii cat the crops. and the frvsbets viii dcfas.
tate the valleys. and the defalcations VIII
swallow the money markets. aud the krss
viii burn the cities, and the earth will quake
from pole 20 pole Year of mercy and judg-
Inent. Year OF invitation and of warning.
Year Of Jubilee and of woe. Which side are
Won going to lie on9 With the men OF Al or
The men OF ,Toshua7 Pass over this Sab
bath into the ranks Of Isrral. ] would clap
my hands at the joy Of your coming. fon
viii have a po,a chance for this world aud
the world To come without Jesus. You can
not stand what Is to come upon you and up
ON the world ualcss you have the pardon,
and the comfort and the help OF Christ
Come over On this side is your happiness
and SAFETY, on the other side Is disquietude
aud despair Eternal defeat 60 the men ~
All Eternal victory to the men OF Joshua