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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01
Brooklyn Dropertp for Sale.

RUY OR RENT home IN Brooklyn. Y, OUU
- houses all locations Investments payisz 10 70 ~
per cent circulars frso WILLIAM H. GRACE, corner
Wiiloughby snd Jaw sta, Bfeoklyn
DROWNSTONE ID i Filling, Clinton-aye.,
- near Dc kalb-3.st0ry all improvements prioo'
so 0OO. Terms TO suit. j. r. Brakes, ls6 hemsensL
DOR SALE.-On Brooklyn Heights, a bona
4 hde bsrgain No 100 Heksst tire mag incent ma son
recently occupied by late DR. T. g. Hntchingon decs"se
WIT, adjoining; house 36xOOt lot 1OflOV AZ
tractvs 'front.' large uatogas Windows no,so
tiled halls brautifui ROOM library saoen
parior first floor; snecla am eoaplrto
servants quarters lower hoor with piivste
all Of corner hsuse spocis
sanitary pumbinr perfect order throughout resc-ed
mane- and mirrors every modern Improvement
location csnvsn-nt and unsurpassed cost over
0e0 10 bud Wit the lots. which arc worth sobe saV
600 could bo bon ght IN New YORK 'V
than 500 900 Price. ss5ooo re sohsble snm
This IL tire greatest bargaln We
offered, aud any wishing n q residence WIZ
never have such opportunity again offered Appyts
CHARLES A. S-YMOUR 90.
205 Mobtagnest..
Erooflyn.
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Jersep Gitp propsrtp Go Get.

MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCES, IL ROOMS;
wi every modern convsnience cabinet nnsh ann equal
to finest New.Yok west al 10 dwelling nsndsomest location
on city Heighs; boasul surrouadsEs convenient
TO ALI minutes from Business centre 81 New
York; only $500 WI soil remaining three Tor
paying rent CALL see and
he cony need. Photographs and all particulars at
GIBsON'S So Liberty.st., Nev'York,
~ Aonigomery.sL, Jersey CITY.
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Classical Instruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
"A Eaad uprfh. and .9u.r, piano. OF our max. which
Msxsps!tan Open Hoass Company durAE the
ssaseE wi be old a. liberal reduction iron eur regular
pree. PIANOS FOR RENT
WILLIAM KNABE 4 60. liz 5th.Avr. ABOVE l6th.sL
FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
l. ssnainf 10 tuEo Manufactures and sorsteoins AL
42S Wst esthst and s6f Broadvay lstAst fDitsons
BGiGnEl Planes sIrhs nRed. rem Ted. or inst.lneHa
CO7S SILK PLUSH PIANO STOOLS.
W Sc W covers searis. music raoka NEPPERT
mAauisStursr, 800 CAnAlsI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01

N sHuRI GJC IL 20 LONDON,
NEW. YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
= Steamers sail from pier foot 2d-st. HODOken.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Frlds Mon Ami o 10 a m Ems Wed April II, a n
Trsve We'd, April 4. Vera sat, Apl Il, 80
Sat nv Aier WsF AM - 80 A n
First Cabin. SIS and upward perth, according 10 10
eation Second Cabin $50 berth Storage lowest ates
~ OELRICHs & CO., No. . Bowling Green.
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roRDDEUTsCHER LLOYD $. S. CO.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, BREME
SPRING ANn II, Il lER "a ILl n IS.
JAPAN CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

Residential AND OKIENI AL
Steamers leave San Francisco as foiiows: ..
r. ary Saturday, April 81.
prTAfY Saturday. May IL
sxN pkpro saturday. June 2
GcP NC , ThuIsisi June q.
Rsservs ons :an made By letter OF telegraph 10 ana
cabin plans seen Isl bfosa"sy Ns"fO " hoOn ~
"'''~S 'N'u"s' LEILA d STANFORD President
r. II. GOODMAN, Genera; Passenger Agent
CONPAGNIE GENERALE rKANsAlLA
~ rlQtk FIR. 81 L.NA y HAEkE 81,
vpanys PleI new No q NofA RIVER too Of Hofton-s
Ia CHAMPAGNE Boyer. Saturday April T. D ID
Ia NoRMIND!E ds KefAlfee. %. Apri! 4 a m
LA BOuRGnGNE, Frangeu.. Sstlrds{, Apt. 81 l D N.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent No. Bowling Green
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Water side of Columbia

DOR SALE.-Water side of Columbia
Heights. close TO Pierreponts the choices. ioc,,oa 10
Rr0okIvn heaut nj water vi house 376xoo soresi
lot 100 running throug 10 Furnanst this hsuse has
for time OF tho best bsartsg houses IN
Bosklyn which IL IL admirably sue also suitable lor
seminary fats club house few minutes WAX ron BIgo
ferries; 10 sold before May price remarsaou
low 10 cent Interests 80 per cont
may mortgage II desired rarf chance Apply 70
CHARLES A. SEYMoUR& CO. 20S XOntague'st, BROOK
lyh.
E'OR SALE-HOUSE.-Tbe cheapest on the
Il water side of Conmbi. Heights between clsrk ana
3story and French reof hard wool floors
and ceilings large dining room eItensnn on parior moor
HARDWOOD finished In beautiful order throughout price
500 900; this Is bargaiR Apply to CHARLES A. SEf-
MOURA CO. 2o3 Montague st. brooklyn
I OTIS FOR SALE.-Large or small plots on
lines OF elevated reads; oner loo TO Looo lets
together that will show good spec n alton ,,
d. P. DAZZLING q 90. 50 Cenrtss Broeklvn.
CTORE AND APARTMENTS, Court-st, near
~ CITY Hall-26xe0Y100; will sell at sacrince Terms
easy j. l.. BEAKEs, 1856 ksmsepst
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CIRCULAR LETTERS Of credit for travellers
~ abroad available all parts OF the world Issued by
HEIDELBhCH, ICKELHEIMEE & CO.,
Foreign Bankers. % William. st
OCEAN STEAMSHIP co.

4 WIN I OVs
" THIN ntnLh ii J.. Ft.. SAVANNAH.
from New Pier No 90, n. F. foot OF Spring.st
SIS CITY OF SAVANNAH, sstuI lay. March 81, at D m
SIS CITY OF AUGUSTA. TUESDAY. ApTil g. at .. m
SIS TALLAHASSEE. whurcirv tnrf , ~ z n mn
Connecting with Central RaU~aV ~ Ca and Savannah
Florida and lru Railway Tor all points Georgia
F1ordda. South 'arollna Alabdma and Louisiana Tn.
accommodations FirsLctass Fable d. IiOe For
freight and paSsags apply 70
W. H RHETr, j. d. HANHNEN,
''"' Line. SIT broadway R'way' 2Ol Broadwsr.
r L. WALKER, ACT ocean s. s. Co. sew Pier So. n. r
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Mistell

ave and pth-st-Hsvlng leas the Pavilion Hute and
Cottages al islp L. (oi witch tho ownsr). L. Mr.
Aarshs Waited. late prOnretor OF THE Bellevue" near
sea Brirht. ~ j. specially sbmmeaG hin nv former.
patrons az gentleman who viii fully
have sndrsvorsd ~ establish iOr thls no ell
March 49, 1883. JAMES SLATER
A LITERARY LADY OF experience, good
n French ana German scholar also Translator from
Dutch asd sian voulG IKE Occupation for Iew honra
daily business house or otherwise Addres. G. g. Tim
Ohaos 49, ''''
Ron MARCHE AND LOUVRE GLOVES
Just received, 900 dozen Of ancs, s.button Nous
auetaifeA "a De retalled toI short al a
pair slso 300 iotcn Of Biarr1 Gloves sxtSa lons a..
pair Fine French handkefchletA perfumery e,rssJs
underwear JAMES Importer. 10 West Soth.sI
WALL PAPERS at wholesale. and retailed
al wholesale prices 10000 Ans gold paper be u.r
rolls hue paper 100 per ro Houses aud stores papered
JANIS W COATES ?ss Hud..ns t near Spring
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Business propertp for Sal: ano 20 Get

A LARGE fve-story building to let IN
~ Froni-sL Pscs sit
I GIFTS TO LET.-Four lofts, 75x100 ono
IL 25yln0: well lighted steam heating; Platform ele
aud power rOD Lntt skYli ht suite
BILE IAoqu loo location 4Ol4l3 East 9lstsL
East RIVER; low
OFFICES 70 LIE / in Temple Court. Apply
" premises to rutland & WHITING.
Beekman
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Ocean cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. u. : Mail Steamships
n NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
s. S. CITY OF ROME sail, Wednesday, April Is
ana every fourth wednesday thert after
Saloon passage 600 and VI ward Seconi class, $50
GLASGOW WA L.NDCN DERBY.
Deyonia Anil 7. 3 D. IUtncssia. April u, D. m
CIIcassis April Ia 7 a. m Ethiopia April 2s. : a. m.
Rates Of passage to GLASGOW. DERRY LIVERPOOL
or BFI.FAS'. Cabin, $50 and $50
Second class $50 Steer1ge $50.
For book Of Tours further information apply 10 ',
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green. n. y
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Esd WARD RESIDENCES,

DICHARDV V. HARNETT e. CO.. Auctioneers.
IL wnl sell at auction wEpNEsTD.ATY AREeIHL
AND AUCTION ROOMS, SO TO 65 LIBEBBTiHY ssTIba sr
2241 2243 2,247, . s9 DBL 1888 LOO tlH'I'
Between 18TH and 116T SIS 4story and cellar brown
stone stores and cold water Eats Absolute Ssio' No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01

CRAWFORD, \. J.--45 minutes Cen. r. r. OF
~ n j. new house rooms -at.r farnscs range slsc
schools good DO. ms ind Ash ng. H. 8. CHANDLER 23l
BrOadway or H. t. ATWATER, Cranferd.
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Old-fashensd house newly eoaned thrcnshouti IRE
handsome lawn, manT large trees.
acres il desired very pcturesqu-o bank Of ga mile'
from Amepa Harlan r. r. same from sharon tenn s
terms low Reiersncss. q. L. Smith, The Ariston 0otn
ST.: Jol benton, Is Laightst. ii. b. BENTON. Armenia
Uutchess Co.. y, Y.
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AT POUCH lEEPS lE.-FOr sale or rent; an
N eleg.nt place with largo grounds and conmandnx Ono
fountains and tho big bridge no nandssmer
place tho Hudson Address - . . ,r..o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01

L,OR SALE.-R0seville, n. j.; desirable resi-
Il dence: u rooms modsrn improvem:nn ni me
owner locating West must sell ROBERT APPLETON
JR, Brick Church, y. J..
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tOvELY HOWE of 20 acres within an
EIRsr.CLASS stock farm. 333 acres, Win

Y Ir..'d.nce II rooms p hours from Gran Central
DepoI via Il rem aiiUav run tns sPho ma"t Irsos
~ n hnu,e tDuilngs an cattle TarI teD~u, uouS'a
~, brook waterpower Iced saw aud oiHei MN @
snce fruit evsl ads q nj - t. milk connese ong
80 TO- ssn ouO prc- now than hail. OWING L" te age
Of ,wner darv OF % 4ni all fr1 impsmeh'' eau 70
haI with imu sdl4te possession a. 20 So9l ru,,
H ~ PHILLIPS q WkLL1. TrlOune buhlhe.
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At YOUNGSTOWN, n. J.-Furnished an
"A unfinished houses for summer or By the year
boarding house TO let; village hotel IN MOTIFS S1unt!
n j.. for sale let L. & e. II. HOSS Real tstat
Agents MOrrstOwn N. j.
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COTTAGES FOR SALE.-$1, 700 to So, loo
~ Monthly payments 20 minutes from elevated static
Addrrsa EXAW vi Il. Box IL. Tribune ONCE.
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4 STOCK or DAIRY FARM.-19O acres, near

"A Bsssng Ridge. Morn, County, y j. section vel
kuocn FOR ia saubrlty freedom from D0slutoss NAT
mai eras, farm well watereds sufficient frait hsase II
rooms numerous outbudngst will winter Leswesn 2o an
rs head OF stock. (Folo l,l57) PHILLIPS 4 WELLS
Tri bune Building.
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SUBURBAN HOMES
on the
PICTURESQUE ERIE.

churches. M hols By which one car
AM otn yaluable Information
at any ticket ONCE oil TIE are
apple alton 20 l.. Z. ( ARMEh.
amount Ia stamps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-01

A CCESSIBLE. elegant mansions, residences
~ farm. hOtsl fac ores Western ane coal and nnerz
lands water fronts Thousands AL droctissn tor SALE 81
change rent J. A. VAN AUkEN co, al Broadway.
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For Both Sexes-City.

.7TnE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGuAGES'
o. " 23d-st Branches Brooklyn. Boston Phila wash
tneon Conversational knowledge In shortest time ermSle
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gnstruriiou.
For Young Ladies-City.
JISS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

is East 65th-st, New. York
viii reopen September 90 Boys Classes
DEV. DIR. and MRS. GARDENERS SCHOOL
IL FOR GIRLS. 607 5th-sve Mrs. Gardner author 81
sHistory In Rhyme"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-07-01
Do YOU WANT A Good CHEW ?
c. II E w
VAUGHN'S
BIG AUGER !
The best Tobacco offered to the public Made Of the most
choice leaf and manufactured in the most approved style
large pocket piece at Five cents.
FOR SALE BY

Vest Ian
Farnan
liar;
cornerB
Broad
MAltt Livingston BIh tus;a
Iet
MaToy. corner
Gee
etytr tane;F R.
Iou Al
doad;Fn Bros,
Lumber
Ss;J
ecker
NJ Sunerco
Irtya
Gwinne street,
Brougo
Houses mon G NJ
and
Piean Ann;H Broad
tBoadand
ohm
NJ
AT WHOLESALE ONLY BY
81 DEIVTSH.
SOLE AGENTS.
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address w. S. Parks, local secretary, At
lanta, GA.
A neat and attractive pamphlet OF sixty
six pages has been issued by the managers
of the Augusta national exposition. y is
tho premium list, prospectus and claSsihca-
ti0ns of tho exhibits of tho exposition,
which will open Oct. 10 anf continue
through to Nov. II. This will be the only
national exposition OF produce, machinery
and manufactures In the south THIS year.
The list of officers and other first prizes is
luminous, and the Information, indeed, Is
complete. The special prizes are followed
by the classification Of exhibits, awards OF
national products, textile goods. govern
ment exhibits horticu .tural display, plants
and trees, dairy products, cattle, horses,
poultry, pet stock, etc
Muscogee county's grand jury, in their
general presentmehts, hays this TO say about
legislative matters: I'VE think the constl-
tutional limit for the sessions of our legis-
lature Of forty days long enough for all
needed purposes Of legislation. We have
laws enough, which, II properly understood,
would tend greatly to shorten the sessions
Of our courts, and hasten the conviction or
acQuittal of those arragned for violations
Of our statutes We, therefore, recommend
TO our fellow-citizens Of the state that they
demand from all candidates for legislative
nOnOfb Jue pledge tnat UneJ VIII NOJc u8ulllsI,
and use all their influence, to defeat any
movement looking TO a prolongation of the
sessions of the legislature beyond the con-
stitutional limit of forty days"
Townsville Enterprise. Uncle Johnny"
Doke is dead. He was one Of the old land
marks Of the county. He Rad been in bad
health for several years past. Several times
it was thought that the end was nigh but he
would rally and his life was prolonged to an
exceedingly ripe old ago, nearly IS years.
He died about O'Clock yesterday morning
at his home in the city after several weeks
illness. He was born July %, 1903 near
Savannah. Ike rl2ved at GU early. age to.
Alabama, near Mobile and moved from
there to this county about forty-fve years
ago and has ever since been one of its best
citizens He has boon true member of
the Baptist church for about sixty years,
and was a deacon nearly his entire member
ship since he joined. He was conspicu-
Gus figure in all the Baptist meetings, asso-
Citations, union meetings, etc, and on sew
eral occasions he acted as moderator. He
always had the confidence of his brethren.
He has been one Of the most prominent
members of New Hope church for many
years
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Health is Wealth.
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the money if the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued only by THE G. NJ
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Savannah, Ga
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and for that reason her parents objected to
the marriage; bu. the young people decd d
mony, and concluded to take the matter in
their own hands, and accordingly made an
unsuccessful effort to elope some several
weeks ago But love Is not so easily
thwarted Wynn disarmed suspicion by
procuring employment i'll the neIghbor-
hood, and last Sunday night while Mrs
Fannie was in the kitchen, her lover APP
peared on the scene with a friend and
buggy, and, taking OFF his shoes, he sue
ceeded in getting Miss Fannie away with
out being Missed. They drove to Long
wood, and, inter trying several ministers,
finally succeeded IN finding one between
and 4 o'clock in tho morning who would
marry them, after which they took the
train for the groom'S home in North
Florida
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MEDICAL.
T GAVE UP TO DIE"


KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 2, 1897
have had catarrh in the head for six years.
went 10 a noted doctor and he treated me for
it, but could not cure me, he said. 1 was over
80 years old and gaveup to die. had a dis
tressng cough; my eyes were swollen aud am
confident l could not have lived without a
change I sent and got one bottle of your
medicine, used it, and felt better. Then 1 got
four more, and thank God it cured me. Use
this any way you may wish for the good of suf
ferers. Mrs. MATILDA NICHOLS,
q Florida Street,
BLOOD BALM CO.,
Atlanta Ga
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STANDS THE TEST.
Evidence Unimpeachable.

The Pemble Medicdted Soap Co.:
GENTLEMEN-I have used your Medicated Soap
on several cases of old and stubborn sores and
find IL wonderful in its healing properties. By
its use first cured lad who was suffering with
a number of Ulcers of year standing | next
used it on my stock and found it cured rapidly
all sores upon them. | take pleasure in recon-
mending It's use to the public, and further state
IL Is all you claim for it, J. G. FORSYTH
Supt for Dodge, Meigs & Co.. Chauncey. Co.
Mr.. Forsyth is the Superintendent for one Of
the largest institutions in the State of Georgia
and his indorse pent is TO indisputable facts.
Try cake Of PEMBI.E'S INDICATED SOAP.
Sold Wholesale by Lippman Bros, and by all
druggists Price IS cents.
THE PEMBLE INDICATED SOAP COMPANY,
SAVANNAH, GA
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
In the Academy of Music, New Orleans
TUESDAY, July 10, 1888,
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000.

100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars
each. Halves $40; Quarters SIS;
Tenths So; Twentieths ST..
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RHEUM

And In all Affections of the Blood P. P P. standf
alone aud unrivaled, and some of its cures are
really wonderful
If you suffer from anything like Syphilis, scro
fula Blood Poison, Ulcers, Old Sores, Rhcuma
tism, or any disease of the blood, BIO sure ant
give P. P. p a trial
P. p p. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potat
on the market IT'S formula is on every bottle
thus giving guarantee of its purity ana whole
someone's that no other blood purifier docs give.
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BLOOD POISON

Cured in its worst form sometimes in cases with
Erysipelas, where tho patient was in Eternal Pain
and given up by the physicians In some cases
Scrofulous Ulcers broke out till the party was
mass Of corruption; bottle Of p. p. T. was
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|P.R.P.J P.P.P::J
Gu r ES
SCR0FULA

Is an impunty in the BLOOD producing Lumps OF
Legs, or Feet for the cure of which use 7. p. p,
the greatest blood medicine on earth. All these
diseases yield readily to the power Of r p F.,
giving new life and new strength.
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Address Registered Letters u
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La.

PEME MRE 2 That the presence OF Gen
NCWEW DEN erals Beauregard aud
Early, who are in charge Of the drawings, is a
guarantee Of absolute fairness and integrity,
that the chances are all equal, and that no ona
can possibly divine what number will draw 4
Prize.
REMEMBER also that the payments of
Prizes is GUARANTEED BY FOUR MA
TL0NAL BANks of New Orleans, and the
Tickets arc signed by the President of an Iasti-
tuition whose chartered rights are recognized In
the highest Courts; therefore, beware OF any
limitations or anonymous schemes
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A Combination Hard to Beat.

ffONI INC IuEFUNyt HeVOfItF.
A combination hard to beat S the colOred
brother, watermelon and Fourth of July.
They blend in beautiful harmony, with the
brother on the outside at the close Of tho
day
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or M a. UAUFHEN,
Washington. ID. G.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-12-20
SUNDAY Services.

Services were conducted by Father Murphy.
The sermon was in keeping with the proximity of
Advent and dwelt principally upon the teachings
of John the Baptist.
1.-The voice OF John was The voice of one cry
ing in the wilderness, prepare Je the way of the
Lord, make his paths straight John was the
forerunner of Christ. The people who believed
the teachings Of John and were baptised accept
ed Christ. They who denied John. denied Christ
also. 1t is noticeable fact that John did not
in royal state to herald the coming of Christ. but
he came clothed in camers hair and with simple
leathern girdle. He did not cater to the rich and
powerful, but his warning came to all-'Repent
YE, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand Christ
also, came in great humility and sought out the
poor and needy, saying: Take my upon you
and learn Of me. for my yoke is easy and my bur.
den is sweet Wonderful words Of peace and
comfort! He came not to call the righteous but
to the voice of consc. that still. small voice
that constantly urges us to repent, that will not
let rest when we do wrong. With repentance
what peace comes to u.s. 1t matters not where
we are, in the prison cell as we kneel before God
and honestly ask His grace to sustain us, it is
granted. Why not accept of this salvation. Why
did God make you? God made you to know him,
to love him. and to serve him in this world, and
to be happy with him forever in the next May
Go grant that you fill this your CHEST destiny"
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A FUNNY WORLD Is THIS.

This world is very funny,
For no m after how much money
Man is earning he will spend it. and be hard up
all the time;
To his utmost he is straining
TO catch up without attaining,
bliss sublime.
He who earns thousand merely.
Thinks two thousand dollars yearly
Would be just the figures to make happinss COM
plete;
But his income when it doubles,
Only multiplies his troubles,
For his outgo then increas ng makes his both
ends worse to meet
1t is run in debt and borrow,
Flush to-day and broke tomorrow
Financiering every which way to postpone the day
of doom;
Spending money ere he makes it,
And then wond erng what takes it,
Till he giving up the riddle. looks for rest within
the tomb.
o, this world is very funny
To the average man whose money
Doesn't quite pay for the dancing that he does
before he should;
And he kills himself by trying
Just a Little higher flying
Than is suited for his pocket and his own eternal
good. -Goodal Sun.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1888-12-20

Seventy five per cent. of the cOnvictS of
America are young men under thirty. In
the state prison at Saltwater are convicted
two hundred boys under the age of twenty
one. 1t appears that youthful impulse,
liquor. bad associations and training are the
great factors in crime. rather than the pre-
meditated schemes of mature and expert
enced depravity. Better home life and
social surroundings. the elimination of the
saloon and its allies; greater moral and in
tellectual attractions for youthful enter
tainment, we must depend upon. for the
prevention of crime rather than more
police and severer Observation-Disclosures
News Ledger.