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Don't mistake the place-THE TEMPLE DRUG
STORE. under Masonic Temple, corner 9Th and SITS.
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sale % c0mmcnce At EIrvTN OCLoCk IN
" So Louisiana ave.

rRpsTEEs SALE OF A yALuABIE HoukE kyp
~ grs srtt1AI .b, At o9kNfk OF S1x1H .hNsp
ISIS No p25 SIXTH sTRkET
S i,tus yi te decree passed the ID da1 Of Ncvefn-
OF, \ ~. tsSN, N equity cause No lids Doc -
Sulrcnle court ~ g wherein y. y ncwnhsln - al.
ar coiipisinanfs and Mary Hall 81 al defendAnta,
~, q, Sil ~ s1sed trustee will IN MONDAY EcEM-
hth ILNTh. INN AT POUR O'CLOCK y NJ IN
irt 81 the premises. NJ public auction. s,n the fob
loNlns rA estate % wit Beginnins at the sutheast
tolnei ~ ot me m square numbered four hundred
sa sessh, SOD and runnins thense rixt, cue eoD
le't west theice north twelve aud half d. let
thtte east rihtyone t6ll feet theme scuft twelve
aud hall l2ASl feet 70 the beginning Together with
the improvements. &c
, Terms Of sale. A. prescrihed by the decruef one-
miro IN ca-h aud The slance at aud two Fears
equal lay lents Tor which the ~ the prrhsser
shall he tAkon esrtns interest from the dsy ~ ola
and hen retained upon the property sod OF al cE.k
at the option Of the hA-r al 90 will BE- eeguirei
90 e raid on day 81 sale II the terms 81 sale sr NOD
ancing At cost OF purchaser
hYLETT 4. hoffman,
1921 r ct NV.
mo A. CLARKE Z Irustc>a
n2s-1Ot Webster law building
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DENTISTRY.

nR n .. HYATT, pENIIsI ST., loud
safe, pleasant and edectuAl se2t11U
nR. DUKE. DENTIST. us l4TH 81. NV
lDTeeth extracted without pain b. ed a lo< appli
Perfect ntfing ses artincisl Teeth OJsrafaon< ar-
snteed- nI7-1ms
nR sTARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH 81 oOG-
~ ner Z nv. Gold and AmalgHm ffllinrs rIe<fnl-
ty Paln prevented m extrnrtinE by eppnc~<lon -
nhxg
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CATALOGUE OF THE LIBRARY
Formed by the Late
JAMES G. MCGUIRE
Comprising many valuable books relntns 70 Arnerrn
selections Of STANDARD l1tergfure. tls
Drama, and many important
works Natural
History,
But especially valuable in Enrrsying. worss relas-
ing 10 the Fine Arts. including
BOlDFI.L's SHAkfSPEARF.
1HE HOu6HTON GALLERY
MCSEE FRANCAIs,
MUsEE ROYAL,
HOGARTHs WORKS.
SIR JOSHUA REYNOLDS woRKa
HAMILTON NAsEs.
HOuBRAKEN-s HEADS
To be sold at auction NJ my 1th aud ~ ave.
December 4, lsss, and following
days, at 40 d. m
Will be ON Exhibition from FRIDAY .BOth. up to tbo
hour of sale
Catalogues be had at the onice Of il,e Auc-
tloneer. ng7-Ot
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You cannot smell when you have cold IN
your head. but you can always wear eye glasses
on yonr nose. Consequently noses must be in
tended TO support eye glasses.
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CHAPTER III.

But each hour brought the doom of that
little fort. so spendidly held for so long nearer
Daring. GOODNESS, endurance. the simple self.
sacrifice and unselhshness of these dozen men
Who had become 40 many heroes. were 10 L.
all Of no avail
The same night another council of war vas
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LOOK To YouR OwN INTERESTS
And Buy Your Medicine Of
+. g. WILLIAMS & CO..
DRUGG ISTS
Under Masonic Temple,

Under Masonic Temple,
Corner Ninth and Streets Northwest
Our stock of Drugs Chemicals, and Patent Medicines
is the largest of any Retail Store in the city You are
always of getting them pure and fresh we deal
directly with the manufacturers and can save You
money, as shown by the following partial list
The best Triple Extracts in bulk 35c. per ounce
QUININE.
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ON MONDAY NOVEMBER TWENTY SyyTu
BROS, Auctioneers


TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
FRONTING ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-TiyE
FEEI ON THE Visit SIDE or VERMONT
REsIDENcE- KNOWN AS No. l13o VERMONT
AVENUE
Under and by virtue OF certain deed on trust bear
ing date July 90 1889 and Only recorded In Liner No
1886 folio "a. ct of the land records ~ the
District q T2irnlpls We The nldsrs.;ned trustees
BE.R, A. d. 1855, at HALF-PAsr foUR ocIncK
N, sell 81 public auction In front Of the premises
al those certain Ileces parcels Of land and preiss
situate and being in the city Of Washington District
Of Columbia, and known and distinguished ali OF
elusive, and the south nfeen 81 feet front on Yer
mont syenue BY the full depth thersf Of lot nusbsred
fortye1ght (zSl. IN George Taylors sulpi vision Of
I PM Of square nnmbersd two tuntrea and fourteen
tric1 Of ColmhlA With ali baiidinrs and im,rors-
ments thereon, tnRether with the rights easenen.a
privileges and appurtenances 70 the same belonrinr
or IN any vise spEert,ining.
Term s q e. cssl s.a s.lsnes in one
are 10 be gyen, bearing interest froin DAY Of sse 4
semi and 70 s secarsd b. aee q ~ %
TIE yropsrty sod q az c.aA 81 oPsoa q pashsssr.
snc1nE. tc- e cod q p9rhaaer Terms a elIs 70 6
complied With within ten days from day a le ossr
sy = ne ~ I'd easS q tss aetssisinr psrcsss.
ee Sss'psssss 49,; y : Is bsss c. 6
NCLAnD " I'LL trx.-<.~-
hohokI 9; RQTHE1FoRpS .res
n@6-dsds lS0s - avs Washington d O.
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II can be given In cup Of COFFEE or tee without te
kn0xlsdee a he person tahing Is y absolutely harm
whether the Patient u moderate dinker or a NO
hobo wreck Ihousands u drunkaFds have been msde
their coffee without THAR knoylsd1e ana to-dsy -
tevs tn qq1t drinking Of thelr own 1os WiG n
the 6peclac e hseomss n utter ippoaahdy DOR u
hn .ELfaEssTlNE l4th = 80 Vermont sys,
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SaMsrAG & co, AuctiOne,i;
w O3s Louisiana avenue

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE PROP
ERTl On UNION STREET, BETWEEN y AND
STREETS SOUTHWEST
BY virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Iiber No
12hS, folio ls.l. seq. Of the Land Records for
the District OF Columbia and At the request of the
party secured thereby. will offer for sale ia frunt of
the premises on FRIDAY THE SEVENTH DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1ssS, at HAIE-pAsT FOT-R O'CLOCK
r the following described property in the city of
Nashi ngton, District Of Columbia. known ami d.
scribed lots numbered 81 and - In squa-e num-
bered BOB
Terms of sale: One half cash: balance In six months
TO be secured by eel of trust the property sold
with interest a. the rate of per anslu until
paid Al conveya.'cing AZ cost nf purchaser. de-
post OF 100 viii be required eah lot NJ time II
sale. Terms TO he cuiiplel with within zen DAYS,
otherwise the properly viii b. rcs,d the Of the
defaulting purchaser
W. PRESTON WILLIAMSON, Trustee.
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W PRESTON WILLIAMSON, Trustee
n24-lO. R1on No "a ~ t'loni R,,,l,i,,,,,
nUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

FOUR VALUABLE SUBURBAN TRACTS OF LAND
lFORMERlY KNOWN A. CLARK MILLS rs
TATE 4, FRONTING On BALTIMORE AND ONO
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER
FIFTH. commencing At HaLF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK
We Will SELL on tie premises
Lot 3 containing about . acres. with larry brick
round house.
Lot 4. containing , 3l-lO0 acres.
Lot ,. containing > gs-l00 acres, with foundry
building
Lot q containing 40 l 90 acres
Lots 8 T. and > have fplaSe Baltimore aud Ohio
railr9sd station being near sad lots They are
lirsbly adapted for villa sitter, terra Gotta lf1cl ar
drain tile manufacturing, being wei suu;lied With
water, situated between Columbia turn Ike and
Brentwood roads, having a road running each be-
sides the accommodation Of the railroad trains.
Terms: One third cash. bslaace ina I AID . Years,
notes To be given bearing interest per cent from
day OF sale. payable semi annually. and To he secured
by deed OF trust on the property sold. all cash. al
purchasers option deposit IF 500 required ON
each lot at time OF sale. Convey ansing &c. NJ lur-
chaseTscos Terms To be coanThed with in 10 da,s
otherwise right reserved TO resell risk and cost OF
defaultng purchaser. days pubic notice of surh
resale III some newNaper Published in Washington ID
&. Plat of this property and further information can
he obtained at Office of alic tiuneefS
DUNCANSON BROS
n26-dts .th and ID sts NV
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.
VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE IMPROVED
PRoPEkTN AT AUCTION. BEINa NJ lo31

VERY VALUABLE AND DEsIRABrF IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION, BEiNG No lS31
10Th STREET NoRNHwEsT
ON TUESDAY, NONEMBEa TWENTY -sFt FNTU
sss POUR O'CLOCK y NJ IN trout q the Ip-flisrs.
Viii sell lots and sub islon OF lot ~, Ia square
more or less. 10 tO-foot wide ale. improved b
three STORY brick rs~ideDcc With modern Inn
pryvements and large two-story bT.cl stslls hi re~r
being No 1927 2Oth street
Terms: one third cash balance IN six ana f~elxs
months with interest and secured To- a ~ed a trn-t
on the property sold All conveyancing aud record
ing NJ cost OF purchaser deposit of 90 Vii h.
qured At time Of sale II terms b. not cOmplied with
n Ten days We Iroerty may be resod ut the psk and
cost Of defaultins purchaser.
nl5-dts THOMAS DOWNING. Auctl,n-er
gKTHE ABOVE SALE Il POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, DECEMBER THIRD. lsss same hour sn
place. u1k DADS
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auct,oneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
RoAD SIkLET. NEAR WASHINGTON STREET.

III
TRUSTEES SAIL OF VALUABLE FRoPFRTY on
f 63ap sLhEEI, NEAR WASHINGTON Strict,
BY virtue ~ decree rendered IN Equity Cause No.
L. L.; entitled Msry + Bsil,y e, us " EEArth "a
THURSDAY. THF THIsTLrN'T TH DAY oF pEcEM,
III H. 1858. at hAlf-PAsI FOLK oCLoCk PM,
Cooke Park" known Lot No. = in Alexander Mel
GeorFetosn, u {. This 10; conisins ai,oGt ai,:sa
square feet has fruntsre on Road street of about III
Terms one-third cash, residue in two equal in
s,sllments az one and two years evidenced 10 pur-
io ste Of sale ard 1csnT b. ed Of . an ,ha
81 Zoo /. or ae al S Il ~ option DEPOSIT
are TO be complied with within 10 dE.s thereafter +,
convey A' M6h GA 3 H. GaI BEACH 1 Trustee
dl-dSds Az Louisiana ave. N. Va
nuNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers
ON TUESDAY. DECEMBER FOURTH. AT TEN A.
Te MI sci Z. o r rens p2S BE
MADE MADE BY L. u. REILLY, OF LONDON. COS
SAMsTAG 4 co, Auctionecrs.
Invite their many friends TO call nad sec the stok
Dolls from tlie infuIt 10 ihe nulaooi aud ii pric6s
shSi % !. sSast ths ETef rtySe sSles ds ana
day sales commencing Thursday morning at 10. ii -
ii X. FULTON, AuctIoneer.
kUcrIoN SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES
WI sell b' lnblic auction ., my st9re, Ills Penn
DEcEMBER Fof PIs al TEN GcI ibS ny
Sos i g isr tie si s M, . sn 9
new style inclusive snle to consist of cold siIS.p
Nickel and Brass Watches. Chains Charms. Iockets.
Glasses, studs Je~ar, OF All ns pni 1% od s,S
Set Kings. Thinbles Coins silyoTMare Diamonds aud
TES 6cIock Snd evening" a az sfSrN pGFPi
until all the lots are sold Tckethoder please take
hDo-.h Pzwnbruker and AuctioEeer.
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PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS ron INDUSTRIOUS Housn-
KEEPERs-How TO SAVE TINE AND TROUBLE IN
SMALL THINGS - RECIPES FOR sEAsoNABLE
DISHES.
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BROS. Aucuoneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN LARGE BUILDING
FEET OF GROUND. sIT,' iTFD CORNER THlli-
STREET. NEAR KENTUCKY AVENIE AND on
KENTMCkY AVENUE, NEAR { STREET
SOUTHEAST
BY virtue OF trust deed given Hle and duly re-
corded IN iiber No 1870 :olio 30 ct seq, of the
land records OF the District OF Columbia. will SILL
ON MONDAY. THE TWENTY -sIAiH DAY on NO
NEMBfR- A. ID. lSSS, commencing at Four O'CLOCK
r. NJ. IN front of the i'reriises-
Lots >, q. q. :. 81 Il, and south - feet d inches
front of Lot l ., in Square l041.
Lots : and front On sgutii ID street lot q corner
of ID and 9th streets southeast
Lots and front :ith street east lot fronts
on street south. and rsr; lot IL Kentnky avenue
These lots can readil, be slIltvda into smaller lots
and lots IN the neiyhborhood e.iha ring In value
Terms One half cash, balance one year notes To
be given bearing per cent Interest and TO lie secured
10y deed OF trust or all cash at oiticn purchaser
deposit OF 90 on each lot at time ~ sale conVeyap
ing: &", At purchasers cost Terms 10 lie comIlied
with IL ten days othcrw.se the trustee reserves the
right to resell at risk and of autiny pIrhnrer
after nye days pablo Eotie such resale in some
newspai er published IN Washington, d. g.
n2l-dSds CHARLES q. SrOTr. Trustee
eK THE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED ON Ac-
count of the storm until TUESDAY, DECEMBER
FOURTH, 1SSS same hour rHd ,'iace. Ii the weather
should be Indictment. the sale viii take place al the
auction rooms az Dancsnson Bros. 3th and streets
northwest, on TUESDAY. DECEMBER FOURTH
1888, Ut UALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM
n26-m.f, s&niit CHARLES d. SrOTT, Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING,
WEEKs a co. Aucss

WEEKs a co. Aacs.
WI WILL CLOSE OUT TN STOCK oF oolps RE
MAlNiNG N sIoRx 233 MASSArh 81
saTTspAl' psoFNsfR FiRsr, tsss, a Ii..N
nnlhSk A. NJ AID SEWN p ". AM c ~
hosrp or sTock CONSISTS of MY 9o0p4
NnlloNS JkNEiRY, &C. SHOW CAslf APP
SERVE TO THE HIGHEST BIDnER uto-tt
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BOWLING, Auctioneer.

KNABE PIANO; RARE OLD PIECES OF WALNUT
EEBNII URE MADE By KIRBY, LATE CFl-
FRAME PIX MIRROR, WITH slab AND
SUITE FINE Old OIL pAINTiNaSs Two = Old III,
SENATE CHAIRS. EASY CHAIRS. PARLOR
SUITE PEDEsTALs, nRoNZE MANTEL ST.
MlTHCLOCk; ORNANENTS, CHE. EEIs TABLE
WALNUT MARBLt;Top NINE CAST. Wal
NuI DINING TABLE WALNUT MARRLF-TOP
SIDEBoARD, MALEUr BooKCAsE AND SIC
EE1AEY, BRUSSELS CARPErS HALL AND
STAIR CARPETS LAMBREQrISs AND LACE
CURTAINS SINGIE AND DOUBLE WARD
ROBES, WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SUITES ODD
lIECES OF CHAMBER AND PAFLog FtRNI-
TURE HAIR AND HtSK MATTRESSES, FEA-
THER PILLOWS AND BOLSTEIS, TWO RE-
FRIGEhArORS. FILTER. KITCHEN EEQUIS-
TIES, &c., kc.,
AT AUCTION.
ON MONDAY, NOyEMBFR TwENTY-SIyTH
lSSS, commencing ut ZEN O'CLOCK A, NJ, nt resi-
derce No 60.l street northwest. will sell without
reserve the goods partially mentioned aboye-tle
major portion Of which being made by Kirby whose
WORK has always been considered oi the best AMI n,,s
other recommendation.
Terms cash
~ OWING TO THE STORM THE ABOVE SALE
IL postponed until TUESDAY, DECEMBER FOURTH
lsSS, same hour aud place.
n36-dts THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
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PROFESSIONAL.


DROP. CLAY, WONDERFULLY GIFTED CLAIR
voyant Astrologer and Spiritual Medium Born
yealed kecoyers lost stolen property fiDds hid
den treasures Gives lucky numbers. csnses speedy
mIrr1ages Brinss seIarted together, Give ~1cce-s
IN business Removes all family troubles and evil in-
huences. Cures sickness. IL disappointed b. Efforts
Of Others judge not all alike the Professor
vince the most skepticsL rxngers from other cities
Will save tire and Disappointment BY callins the
only genuine csiryoyant in this city, be sarceds
where all Others fail and adyertises only what can
do. Sltt1ngs SOC Life-readfng by mail rseipt a
81. Name, lock Of hair, date II blrth Hourf y u
Open Sundays from 70 PM
dim 4ol OH NJ nv
MAD. L. ARDENNE- THE CELEBRATED PALM
lst and CAR, y.nt can give you your en-ct life
chart and 20 her sitters their m full Tells
how 10 hold the affection Of husnsDd and loFer and
how 20 win the one you love All business csuhdrn-
tial. 1112 G st NV Come and be convinced ~ 2 sms
nR. J. RIBIERE. VETERINARY SURGEON.
~ has removed 70 $40 I'd Il.
Orders can be LEFT ~ J.. flemnIins's. f2s sth -
NV nj linz
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvEsTs or
2Nl LIFE All business conndeutixl Ladies' and grn-
uemen 30 cents each 40e st. oetween 4th and 9Th
sts. NV. se24 low
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SPECIALTIES.

RY ELECTRIC TREATMENT CAN sPf EDrLY
Asthma. Insomnia Paralysis weakness. Los ~ MHns
hood, Structure, Tumor. fstulA St Ntus, nanee Apt
lep~y, Dyspepsia Faulty Circulation Cold s~Vsfy
Feet, Kidney or stomach Troubles, Nervous Ansc-
TONS and an Female ComplAints Practice nff con-
fined 20 Office. DIR J. W. HAYWARD. Elsctrsc np<cisl-
list. 1871 st. NV n1r-lm
NE, MULLER, s2s 18TH ST. NV, TRkATu
Dan Chronic Affections Of the Eye. Ear. Thrun4
Once hours. GIG: 2-s. sunday. frum lotoa
nlO-lms
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NUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneer..

ON TUESDAY. DECEMBER FOURTH. AT TEN A.
", we viii sell q our roytns, Dol BILE II ARlkFI
hEACh-LOADlNG DECKING GUN. No q BORE
MADE BY l. u. REILLY. OF LONDON, Cos L
SgOO al 81
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II CLARK pupil Of Nine. Depommier. de Paris
Ofice, osl St n W, near 9TH st.; nrst hoor Iees.
$40. in advance. Security. d1-2t'
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CHAPTER Iii.

1t was midnight. There was no moon; but
the night was luminous with the starlight. and
The Lady Betty creeping like gliding shadow
from the shanty to the building where Miriam
slept. muttered an oath. which she choked i'm
mediately, then glanced round with a fierce.
half-shamefaced expression, as ii defying any
one who might have overheard the suppression
to prove that she was growing more virtuous
But even this faint light angered her. for She
did not want any one to her. Since his ar
rival at the fort, MIR. Gresham had taken his
share in all the duties Of their situation. and at
this moment he was sharing the watch with
some Of the others. The Lady Betty knew this.
and pushed open the outer door of the build
ing. knowing that there was no chance of meet
ing him. Miriam slept in an inner room. and
to this, with her swift, steady feet, The Lady
Betty crept. The girl lay fast asleep in the
starlight, shining through q window over her
head The woman with her eager, bloodshot
eyes stood gazing down upon her, with look
in which fierce despair, jealousy and rage
struggled with gratitude and awe. How peace
full and beautiful she looked The angels that
went in and out Of those golden gates must
be like her. She sank down on her knees by
the bedside with sharp cry. Miriam sprang
up, her heart beating till she was nearly suffo-
Gated from the suddenness Of the awakening.
her eyes full Of anguished fear. Were the In
dams here at last! Then her eyes fell on the
woman, and q different fear seized her. From
the exaltation Of that infinite pity a reaction
had set in. She was not an angel--only wo-
man. Young, intolerant, as all youth. strong
IN its own purity. always Is. That afternoon
she had been inspired, raised 10 her highest
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nNE-H0UR LESSONS IN voI.APUK. LATIN.
" French. OF German from 4 TO pm. daily. ~ 81
FOR one single Lesson for four lessons in class OF
Address F. NJ. ROSAFIY, lolOFt div
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-07-13

The recently discovered petty cash book
kept by Chares Dickens during his term OF
service with Mr.. Blackmore shows that his
salary OF rs Cd "a week was raised the lst Of
August, 1928, TO l5s week
Henry Ward Beecher never smoked to
bacco himself, but often presented his
friends with "A pipe. He had great fancy
for amber that beautiful mineral so highly
priced by smokers, and never failed 10 buy
a specimen whenever he saw 1t.
A ST. Louis paper intervied 1913 members
Of the board OF trade of that city as 10 the
cabinet officer, ministers TO France and
England, and the British minister to the
United States. Eleven of the gentlemen
answered the catechism correctly.
Governor Waterman Of California upon
assuming his seat recently, had all the
money in the state treasury counted, in
sisting upon every seal of every bag being
broken The money, Sl,l00,0o0 was al
there, and the governor gave an elaborate
dinner 10 all who had hand in thu count
The statue Of John &. Breckenridge is %
be unveiled at Lexington, KY, November
H. Senator Blackburn will DO the orator
OF the day, and there will also be addresses
by Senator Beck and Gen. Buckner. The
committee in charge invite all soldiers IN
the late war between the states" 10 be
DreSpnt
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-07-13
sraaEsrEn rnouGurs.

Moses had come down from heavenly
heights, had been touched by denlement,
ana he bounded back, as IL were, with more
earnest desire for greater manifestation OF
Gods power and closer relationship To
| holiness.
Moses had seen an dolatrous revelry; he
desired a vision of God and his glory that
would forever Danish that ribald scene
| from memory
Moses did not really know how much his
| PRAYER implied. Better err by desiring too
much than too little; better seek greater
| heights than fall down in lowness OF mind,
smallness of purpose and GOODNESS OF heart.
AT the very time God had determined
upon the conservation of Aaron, he was
constructing an idol How often has God
turned aside his blessing from us, because
we have been discovered in the manufac-
facture of mischief. What a picture OF
lifel Human peryersity obstructing the
chariot wheels Of salvation.
They who do not contend for the faith
are usually too blind 10 see any faith for
which 10 contend.
The world is full of Aarous men who
cut and trim, endorse new policies and sue.
cumb 10 the clamor Of the pOpulace. The
need Of the world is men like Moses, mn
| compromising, incorruptiblc patriots, un-
swerving eXpounders of truth.
Moses felt the weight of responsibility as
| a leader, hence he prayed, If thou wilt,
forgive their sin, and if not, blot me, pray
thee, out of thy book" He could not sur
yive am unpardoned people; their pardon
| involved his; his heaven must be their
heaven. The shepherd cannot rest while
| the flock is being worried by wild beasts,
otherwise he is no shepherd, but hireling.
| The true minister cannot say Il have done
my duty, but the people are lost; give me
my CROWN With Paul rather he would ex-
| claim. - could wish N, self accurscd, rather
| than Israel should not be- saved Human
selfshness knows not the divine principle
| of self -sacritce
Gods presence or his absence is the dis
| tinguishing characteristic of nations.
A knowledge Of God and Of his abiding
presence is essential TO successful teaching
and preaching.
Bright light destroys the eye, intense
heat the body and bursts of thunder the
hearing; there is a near limit TO human pow
ers; adaptation to light, heat and sound.
Limited by nature, we know but little, see
as it were Through glass darkly." Heav-
only perceptions will be ours by and by, TO
see as we are seen, 10 know as We are
known, and to worship God in the beauty of
holiness
LIBRARY REFERENCES; Bush. peuecOst' )
Bible Student, Parker's Peoples Bible