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Daily Republican., 1888-03-12


Tie alarm OF Are struck last satur.
day night about o so O'Clock. from box
i6, OF L .eyenth and Church streets, was
oaugeo by the explosion of q oeal oil
lamp In house on Clay mont street,
occupied by James Ooyle. Mr.. Ooyle
Is employed as q watchman at the
works of the Pullman Oar Company,
and Saturday was the regular monthly
pay day. After receiving his money
he took 1t home and gave IL to his wife,
who took out some for immediate use,
and put the remainder, ame uniting to
over $50, In the clock. She turned the
light down quita low Ia the evening,
aud, locking up her house, went to
market, and just ns she returned home
the FIRE broke out. The firemen re.
sponded TO the alarm with their usual
promptness, but the pluoky little
woman succeeded In extinguishipg the
flames herself without the engines
going Into service. After the FIRE was
out, 1t was found that some one had Of.
fected an entrance to the house during
her absence, by forcing open shutter,
and had stolen the money placed in the
clock. Mrs. Coyle is of the opinion
that aftsr they broke in they turned up
the light, which caused 1t to explode.
The furniture was badly damaged by
the fire and the wafer she was Obliged
to use In 1xtinguishing 1t, and Mr..
Coy le estimates his loss, including the
money stolen, at from 500 to $3.50,
which, as he is poor man, is serious
matter to him.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

At late hour on Wednesday night 9
eomewhat exciting incident disturbed
the McOusker family, living in the resi-
OF No. 1912 North Second sirest, Phila
delphis. Miss MoOusker, aged 60 years
her sister in-.aw, Mrs. Jas. Mcousker
and the other members of the family
were about retiring, when they were
alarmed by strange noises on the roof
OF their kitchen. Upon examination q
man was discovered crouohing under
the second-story window.
In his attempt TO escape the man
stumbled and fell from the roof to an
off shoot, Q short distance below. After
reaching the ground he made dash
for the street. The elderly woman, no
had fastened the gate, seizsd the man
and, with the aid of her sister. in. law,
dragged him into tho kitchen, In spite
of his struggles to get away.
The man, who gave the name OF
Howard Christy and represented him =
self to be painter by trade, was hand.
ed over to Officer Robertson, of the
Te- th district. who locked him up. At
the police station he was reoogn. zsd as
an old offender who had served term
in ths Eastern Penitentisry for break.
ing into house on franklin street Ia
1885. He was eent to pr ison.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

amount of taxable property In thi
United 5tAtes were hung nboas tn,
| pulpit. Prayer WAS offered by the Rev
JoAeph Robinson, and q collection In
aid OF the society was taken up. The
Rev. DIR. Frysinger, who was expected
to De present and speak, was unable to
do so.
The Rev. DR.. Ruat of Cincinnati, the
corresponding secretary of the society
was present and made an address full
Oh keen wit and sound argument. He
hrst showed the Importance Of the work L
being done by the society, and said it
could scarcely be overrated, Connected
with this work is the safety OF the ma
sion, the prosperity OF the church and
the salvation OF millions OF souls, Re.
ferring to expression Of thankfulness
for the emancipation Of slaves, made by
Alexander II. Stephens, Dr. Rust said
the colorsd people are Gods wards a ud
were brought here by Gods provinces.
God emanctpated them In answer to
prayer. Eminent divInes and states.
men tried to solve the problem of slav.
cry. GOD solved the problem, and over
the entire country there Is rejoicing
over the freedom OF slaves. The unani,
nous voice Of the souta is: "We are
glad the slaves are free and the country
is one" We rel Jioe that ths stars and
stripes folt over the South; we rejoioe
also that the flag OF Method ism hoAts
there. One thing is settled, and the
destiny follows the whole country.
There Is better fesling between North
and South To. day than ever before. To
illustrate his point the doctor told OF
two trips 70 the South, oso 20 years ago
~ nFa hs. Il. A.ah .t.rt q
was called IAN old cuss from Clnoin-
natl trying to build schools for mig
gers On his recsnt trip he WAS hos.
pitably received and helped In his work
Dy. the same persons. He said he de-
Lighted to preach to colored people, they
take to 1t go well.
The freedman Aid s,ciety, the
speaker said, had been In existence
Aboat 81 years, ana all denominations
of Christians had hand In its work.
We have 5000, coo colored people rap.
Idly increasing leaving them In ig-
norance and the human Imagination
can scarcely picture the result. They
must be Civilized and educated. S3,-
GOO, 600 has been raised by the society
and II has 81, 900, 600 Of property In the
S1u.h. In 81 yaRIi 5000, 600 oolored
people have been educated at the So
oie:y's Institutions and they have per.
meatsd the race. In the South there
are between 5000 and 10000 colored
teachers. Among these colored people
can be found come Of the finest minis-
tors In the country. Last year the 20.
clety rails d $163 0l0. Industrial pur.
snits are being taught and before long
the best mechanics In the South will be
coiored people. The doctor then closed
with an eloquent appeal for old.
The anniversary ended by the bepe.
diction, pronounced by the Rev. T.
6no WIDEN Thomas.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

On or about March Goth will remove
to No 51l Market street; prior to the
change will sell my elegant and COM
plete line of wall papers and window
shades at great reduction. / will make
and hang the best felt shadings on the
best spring fixtures to your windows for
45 cents; the best Holland shadings on
best spring fixtures for 80 cents; the best
Opaque shadings on best spring fixtures
for so cents; the best Scotch Hollands
and hand made shadings on best spring
fixtures for IS cents. Call and examine
the line ofnew patterns In wall hangings.
They are nearly all New York and i'm
ported goods of extra good stock and
colorings. Best workmen are employed
in both departments, SO you may be sure
of good job as satifaction Is guaranteed
ia every respect. GEO. W. COOLEY,
All Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

II aron.
1s, lyman & Foster, OhiiEtiana nd.
Ia, W. Y. Warner, city.
II, Roberts & HaDnRm, Chester, Pa.
II, Mrs. Jos. X. Lyman, M. U. Hd.
"a, J. B. Slidham, hoirs, Christians HID,
10, Oleaver & FickersoD, N. u. HID.
10, Gorden Ooneway, brandyWlno Hid. i.
1c, John Hall, Poneader Hid.
10 and 10. A. II. Chandler, Brani'y Hd,
10, Roberts & Hannum, Ohoster Pa.
10, furniture, lo8 West l2th street.
u, Goo. Cochran, M. u. HID.
", Todd uon0no. Brandywine Id.
10, NJ. a. Pyle, Min UreeS HID.
IL, Jos. II. Gould, New Uastle Hd.
10. John Br2nnan MT. OubA.
10, James Mckinney, W. u. U. Hd.
10, Proud q Merrlot, Oentreville, Dol.
20. Unclaimed Packages, Ill u. 9Th st.
20. B: Carpenter, Beaver Valley, Dol.
20, W. Y. Warner, city.
2l, furniture, 9l5 TatLail street.
~. Aaron Tyson. Chester.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

The new History Of Delaware, viii b
L. j. Richards u Co., oi Phladelphis
have had corps of experienced writer.
| engaged In preparing for theIpast years
is now completed, and is being delivered
! to subscribers. 1t is in two volumes,
handsomely bound IN red morocco, and
consists OF nearly 1400 pages. The first
volume has 6I0 pages and an appendix OF
33 pages, comprising C mplete history
of this State from 1909 to the present
date. Among the most intensely In
terestinR chapters In this volume are
those containing a history of the aborlgi-
nees, the rule OF the Dutch, Swedes and
English, with the articles on the part
Delaware took during the Revolution the
war of 1912 and the War the Rebellion.
The internal improvements, complete
history of medicine In this State, with
the bench and bar from the earliest days
down to the present, are also completely
described in this volume The appendix
contains complete list of the names OF
all persons, from Governor down to no.
tary public, who have held office In this
state from 1924 to 1888
The second volume consists of 74S
pages, of which 225, divided into IS
chapters, are devoted to this city. and
contain minute descriptions of the mar.
ket houses, hre department, the churches
of every denomination. with the names
OF the preachers who have been stationed,
at each. A complete description of the
banks and industrial establishments,
with history of each, the whole being
illustrated with nearly 200 fine cngray-
ings. In addition to the regular corps
OF writer's there are contributions from
Chief Justice Gomegys, Hon. George P.
Fisher, N. b. Smithers, George Il bates,
Jud. Cummins, Drs. L. p. Bu.h, Robert
q: Ellegood and host of others.
The entire work is the best, most com.
prehensiye and correct history of Della
ware ever published, and one of the
most valuable books OF the present age.
These who have subscribed can consider
themselves fortunate, as not a single copy
can be obtained in any other way. A
fortune has been expended In tho prepara.
tion OF this work. and the price at which
IL is furnished to subscribers is remark
ably low.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Haskell a. Post, of New York, Boston
and Chicago, are now publishing work
which Is unique In the history OF produc
tive art, Asia we'll known there are but
ninety pictures or masterpieces In the
world, AMI these represent q fabulous
money value. These great pictures are
reproduced on imperial Japan and China
paper, by the photograyurs art, aud such
is y gem In itseli. Tho reproductions
are so arranged that In the simplest man
ner possible, each can be changed in 9
dozen different ways furnishing hours Of
profitable amusement that cannot fall to
develope love for high art Among the pic
tures in this work is Mankacy's 'Chriss
before Plate for the original Of which
John Wanamaker paid $4,000. This
work is published in thirty parts, each
containing three reproductions, with o
portrait and biography of the rists.
Messrs. Kelley and Davis. the agents, are
now canvassiug this city, and as only q
limited number Will be sold here, those
who wish to secure II will have to sub.
scribe at once.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

The cheapest hat house fn the e1s,
BumrSrd Bfop.' z0z Mnrkea skreel

AAS oh00Hont nbe UO01o n tnc ctAy
Rumrsrd 8For.' A0& Market s6 reed
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Bfasilian Balm, immediate euro for numps,
Brazilian Balm cures Geld; 20 deses, loo.
90 TO Murpheyis for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like it.
Hillard F. Davis, jeweler, E. Second st.
Fine Is X. Rings, at Hanfs, Is Z. fourth.
". Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, coz West Front street.
First clasa furniture at Murphey's, 800 Ship.
ley street.
90 20 Geo. II. Nurphey's for your par1oi
chamber and dining room furniture. 500 ship
ley street.
Only u 60 psr load for bsst hickory kind,
ling wood, Al j. z. Boyer b U0. IS, foct o
ratnRll street.
We stop tho press to say that Hollis has
the best ooagh candg e.. NJ, 4 4 eat Second
etrset.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

A pubic meeting under the auspices
of the Young Womenis Indian Assoeia
tion OF Wilmington, will be held in Cen,
tral Presbyterian Church, Thursday,
March Is, at 8 o'clock. Addresses will
be given by Capt. Il. N. Pratt, SUP erin.
tendent of the Industrial School at Car
Isle, Pa and by several. young Iedian
men and women who are pupils In that
and who will SO sing. An
interesting and valuable entertainm ent
may be expected, aud an earnest and cor
dial invitati jn Is extended to all to attend.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

LONDON, March 1.-THE British
bark Tasmania, CAPTAIN Knhp, which
sailed from London on the b inst. for
San Franoieco, has returned with her
bowsprit gone and her stem damas ed
by collision with The British chip City
of Oorinth, Capt. Taylor, from IquiQue
for Hamburg. The Tasmania is anchor
ed off Folkestone. The City OF OorInth
sunk. 1t is believed that twelty-eig ht
lives were lost.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

We have to move to another store,
ana have too much stock on hand. We
want to reduce 1t Big selling what we
have ct cost. We have some very nice
parlor, room and cook stoves and dou-
pie heatera that we will cell cheap. All
kinds OF stove hardware and tinware.
Gall and secure bargain. The PIckele
stove and Heater Co., East Fourth
street, Wilminrton, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

On Wednesday evening the queen Of
the stage, Modjeska, will appear at the
Opera House In "Dona DiSna," and as
this will probably be her last appear.
anoe in this city for many years, there
is no doubt but she will be greeted with
one Of the largest audiences of the en-.
tire season. "Dona Diana" is trans.
latton from the Spanish, and 10 this
character this renowned actress appears
to the greatest advantage.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Stove aua Heater Company have leased
the large building, No. sos Shipley
street, and will move from their present
location on or about the 1st OF March.
We will have large room in the sec.
ond story to rent for storage Of house.
hold goods or other purposes at moder.
ste rent for spaces. "A safe and oo onyP-
nient place for storage. Apply st z E.
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

The undersigned having opened the
store 200 West Second street W ith full
line of wall paper and window shades
we are prepared to do work at short
notice. We would solicit Il call from
our friends and the public. We en-
ploy first-class work men and guarantee
G. w. Evans 81 Co., 400
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

OF New York, who is authority on such
In an address before the
American Newspaper Pablishers' As
ISOLATION, ut indianapolis, proved tha
i've newspapers issue more than one
seventh OF the total edition OF all the
daily papers printed. The number of
daily newspapers In the United sbGtsa
now numbers abont fourtetn hundred,
consequently the Ave which were re-.
ferred to must each sell an average edi-
tion two hundred timea greater than
the average of the others.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

TO ell Who are suffering from She or
&c., viii send recipe that will ours
you, FREE OF OHARaE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary
In South America. Send sclf.sdiresS
ed envelope to tho REY. J0sErH 4.
Iz1xAS- Station d. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

When baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was Child she cried for Castorla
When she became Miss she chung to oastorli
When she had children she gave them Cas-
toria,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
Oarpata.

Before buying carpets and oil cloths
sou should not fail to visit the store OF
L. +. Adair, Alb Market street, IS he
has added to his furniture business Q
full line of carpets, and will not be
by any other house In this
city, net even special cloaing ont sales.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
Change OF Base.

ID. Wyatt, No. 100 West Second street.
has purchased the property on the
northwest corner OF Second and Orange
streets, where he will remove his dfy
eoods business on our about March 16
as our stock is very large, we will begin
clearlng.out sale from this date and
VIII sell goods at or below cost until
sime OF removal. Mrs. Ada Wyatt will
pe ht the store. and will be glad to see
her many friends.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

that everybody ought 10 know tkat A.
Sergeant gives S240 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory kindling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

For rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia,
female and ohildren's diseases, urinary
trouble, liver, blood and skin diseases,
and all nervous and chronic d diseases,
effsctually treated by DR.. L.ppincott,
No. 6C4 French etreet,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

The hnest eye tonic, eys Btyspeth hans
and promoter OF oleaE, healthy, etronr
eight Weak, infiamed and eoie oy o,
are quickly CURED. Long sishtedncsi
or shcrt or near sishtedness ia wonder
fully relieved by restoring the losi
action OF the nerve, by removing oil
Earaiytio or uongestive tendencies.
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes are
made strong and diseased eyes are mad {
well by using this famous eye rned,.
cline. $50. and Zoo. bottles supplied.
@ain depot Fourth and King sireets,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

who has been connected with Messrs.
j. q. Buyer 81 90 -, has opened an office
in the Builders Exchange, ut the N Il.
corner Fourth and Market streets, SEQ.
ond floor, where he will conduct the
work of an accountant and Ruditor.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Wenoah Lodge, Shield of Hon 1r, was
organized last Saturday evening in the
Eckel Building, and the following oil
GERS elected;
Senior Master, George II. HuQhe.;
Worthy Master, William II Long; Junior
Master, e. d. Richard on; Recording
Secretary, Samuel F. Hall; Financial
Secretary. A. B. Crossgrove; Treasurer,
William A. Moore; Conductor, John A.
Wilson; Chaplain, Thos. l.. johnson.
There will be another meeting held
next Saturday evening, when thofe who
wish to connect themselves with this
very excellent and growing order will
have All opportunity of so doing. The
Shield of Honor is now payiug S5 a week
sick benefits, and $500 at death, bat on
and after July lst, the latter will be in
creased to 81 600.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Wines and liquors, 108 West Seventh
street. A fne lot OF imported and do.
mestio cigars. Gall and inspect thsm.
Telephons, 445.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

DIR. Lippireott's Specific Oompou nd
for neuralgia and chronic rheumath m /,
price 400. per bottle. For sale by
TAYLOR 8 FULLERTON.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

From Richmond, Val sell greai
deal of DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup and find
that 1t gives better satisfaction THAI any
other Cough Syrup.
l. WILSON MosELEY, Druggist.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Look at our odds and ends window.
A 90 cent picture given with every
pound of tobacco Mt OhRpman's, Sew.
enth and Orap 90 streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Practical house painter, No. 23S Marke
street. Estimates furnished for all kind
of painting, granting and glazing.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

sHnoH's CURE will lin med lately 10
lisve Group, whooping cough and bIon I.
Shitis. Sold by N. B. Danforth, cor.
2nd & Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Gents shoes soled and heelei for 10
cents while you walt. Hayter's, Second
and Walnut sEreet
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

5HILcH's OATARRH RHMEDY-A
positive cure for oatarrh, ,diphtherla anG
csnker mouth. Sold by n. B. DAnforth
COR. and 8 Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
the Pope slightly Indlsnosso

ROME, March IL The Pope has bear
slightly indisposed for the paat f1o
days. No serious symptoms have manio
tested themselves, but a certain decraa
Of apprehension exists In considernfion
OF his age, and the lassitude caused bv
during the jubilee Festivities ssSo to
A consis.ory to nogninf t i, a n.,.h..
of bishops is announces, ia ieh
instant, >'H
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
PRICE ONE CEN'

Ford & Ryan tanned at thelr factory
4 week skin OF an African goat,
su,aining 32IS feet, being the largest
sln Of the lind ever tanned in our
IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

A great many remedies are advertised
to bring them before the public, who de
cides whether tie article Is good or bad.
The good reputation which DR. Bulls Baby
Syrup enjoys is standing guarantee OF
It's merits. Price only 2b cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Clocks and other work called for and
returned without extra charge to any
part OF the city by Fri L. Barton, prao
tieal matchmaker and jeweler, ~ East
Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

HAoKAaETAoK,a % lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 20 oents. Sold
by N. D. Danforth, coz. And B Market
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Excluding American Pork PRODUCTS.
CoPEEHAGEN, March ia govern
ment order Is published forbidding the
importation from America OF bacon and
steam lard and other undrsssed pork
products. The order goes into eject
Immediately.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Laxador is the sovereign remedy for
dyspepia and sll digestive disorders.
Price % cents a package. For sale by
all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Patapsoo superiauvs Patent -Four
stands UNRIVALED
for making GOOD BREAD
of q RICH, DREAMY O0LOB
aud FINE FLAVOR.
Ask your grocer or flour dealer !os 1
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12
TO lE HAD Anywhere,

pr oyercoats are still
'g. The wet weather
Z them he to go quite
We h We found
Ihat the people want;
satisfactory prices. So
ye made ours go, and
PAT lack our share OF
llers. Our goods are
4 our prices are right,
4 the people are last
Ag 1t out.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

There was large audience present at
Union Church last evening, notWith.
standing theinolemenoy OF the weather.
A memorial service was hold, followed
by the ordination OF elders. On the
platform were seated Bishop Foss, the
Rsvs. B. r. Price, j. A. b. Wilson, W.
I. 8. Murray. O. W. PrettymAn and L
II. Nelson.
Presiding Elder Murray spoke feel.
ingly OF the death OF the Rsv. Joseph
Dare and the wife of the Rev. Thoma
O. Terry. A memoir was read of the
first named by the Rev. j. b. QuiRg,
and number OF ministers also spoke OF
the deceased persons.
The candidates for ordination as el.
ders then took their places In front OF
the altar. and Blshop Foss read the or.
dination services.
In the laying on of hands the bishop
was assisted by the Revs. T. o. Ayres
and j. B. Quieg. Those ordained were
William 1t. Dawson. E Ii. Derrickson,
W. A. Wise, d. II. MoFAul, George w.
Bowman, Wilmer Jagsard, George E.
Scott and Emmerson P. Roberts. After
singing the doxology Bishop Foss pro-
nounosd the benediotion and the audi
ence was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Bush's, French street wharf Is the place
TO buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Try wslton's milk biscuit, Seventh
and rktnall.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

For good coal go to Bush'a, ,.Frencl
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Remnants of OIGths and Cashmere,
suitable for suits, pants, vests and
ladies' wraps at one-haif cost, No. Iii
Market street, and few youths and
mems coats.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Extra fine oysters at Ainscows. 25, 80,
and 40 per. ct. Telephone 800.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco
Jos. Wallace, 607 Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Cough canuy ~ Farqusoa'S, II r. Sd
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

For carrs s--oEknor q Co.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

"Once upon midnight dreary," when
! tossed so sad aud weary, upon my bed
half mad with pain, friend bought me
q bottle OF Salvation Oil It cured me
needed this, and nothing more"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Coon brand collars and cuat. 8 fer 5os
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

B Pairs for 81.
Coon brand cuffs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Coon brand collars and cuffs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-12

Yesterday afternoon 1000 persons IS.
sem Died In the Opera House to hear the
address Of Mrs. Emily l.. McLAuRhl lin
OF Boston, lecturer of the W. O. 7. u,
The Raw. j. b. Quigg presided, and
the exercises were opened by prayer by
the Raw. Adam Stengle Tho choir of
st. Paul's Church furnished the music,
and the Rev. j. ID. @. Hanna read from
the bible. On the platform were seated
the Rev. w. L. 8. Murray, E. L Hub
bard aud T. E MArtiDdae, aud Miss
Anna Semple, Mrs. j. ID Qaigg, Mrs.
Joseph Phillips and Miss Madge
HilleH.
The lecturer declared the necessity OF
agitation. Great evils grow and
into imminent dangers,
while busy men and women go thought.
lessly about the ron inc of daily life.
Absorbed In that which affects us per-
nonAlis in working ont schemes In bu-
siness, or striving for the goal Of ambi-
t.on through some pursuit or profession,
men and women whose dearest interests
are at stake, whose loved ones go 10 de-
fail TO see the great wrong or
to hear the greedy cry of "give, give,
give," coming from the insstiate mon
ater as victim after victim sinks out Of
sight through the door OF the So o)n and
rum shop. The prssslt agitation 10 not
81 man. The fathers VITO have gronned
In spirit over loved SON, the mothers
who have wept aud prayed i.or errlng
children, have been heard ana God is
answering them.