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CURIOUS THINGS or LIFE

The piano laugh; Iootersse7 Il sdga oE q
booze In Lo1don-
P.olA. Kan, hzs rented its city park 10 q
carpet rezsOvHtcr.
A dog down n Psstrnou.. ". Va, hzs two
tails, end be wegs them IN dlSer1n. ts--c.icTA
ons sso. from Eaas NI1e-, q Manbe4-n,
York county. Pa. broGgkt eo~o fartT sSssr.
rOwz
TAs-s Ia r,sn In Ear. county, Ga, VITO
rreIls bis e-.tz-s nAsns VIII Two ies.s-z, BIB
E0ssa
4 three Ioeysi GIIlg@.rr ~zs re. se-r AZ
beay, GA 1ae-s wa 10 tTeos Shs.rysr q
fourth Ieg-
CIDER he laws e Cai1a tss adj. VIII
lss=s his se-aper Il dksrzzsC1 Il 81. % SAT-
for sTs days 70 coc' -
l. mare st P.ea&sn. va-isy. Cal. has dr.,
81 q calf two rooc.ts &C and careE fer Z &C
L |: were ke- owz proSszy.
Ar advertisement u To Iozs3oa Tszsss q
fern 20 czre s~rvorsz4<ss and tszzxzisy n kzS.-
sgi yogng neE '-vDo design making rrS-o<As,
Of azsxT<2sse-
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02
Eye Disease from Electric Light.

The continual action Of electric light on The
eyes is said to have developed new disease
of shase organs, called phoso-elecsric ophthai
mia. The patient IS waksned In the night by
severe pain around tho eye, accompanied
with excessive secretion Of tears. An oculisi
in Cronstads reports thirty patients thus
affected in MS own practice during the last
ten wears
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02
CULINARY MAXlm9.

Beauty VII buy no beef
4 good stomach is the best saucs.
Inquire not what Is In another's pot
Better half an egg than an empty she'll
Better some Of the pudding than no pie.
He that dimes and leaves lays the cloth
twice.
Make 10, your sauce til you have caught
your fish
lie fasts enough whose wife toolds at din
uer time
lie who depends On another dimes 81 and
sups worsa
BE deserves no. the srect who viii DC,
taste Of tie sour.
He who would have hare for bTsakfaz;
must hunt over night
When q man cannot have what be loves,
be mus. lore what &c haA
Healed earsity and q warmed up dinner
are never worth rDuch--"LucaIlusn n TshIs
Talk
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02

AntIsepnc Power OF Ioo3cco su1oKe'
As evidence Of the powerful anseptic
quality Of the fumes Of tobacco, Or. Hajek.
Of Vienna, declares that EnokssS are le&
liable to diphtheria than nou-sz,okers In the
ratio Of to Is, and DR. 6chiR says that
smoking Is forbidden il the meteorological
laboratories, because II Is known TO hinder
the Development Of bacteria IN the various
rrlr--ra -rs-ifa
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02

ATTEMPTED sIilcInE.

RALEIGH. N. c.. July 1.-Ralph Graves,
professor Of mathematics at the State
university, attempted to commit suicide
here last night by cutting his throat. Ill
heath is the cause. His wounds are not
believed to be fatal.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02

HARRISBURG, Pa. July 1.-The official
vote OF the recent election IS received and
computed at the state department this az
ternoon is as follows: For the prohibition
amendment, 29S.6l7; against, 4Si,e 81; ma
jority against, is, e..
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02
TIRE WINNERS.

CHICAGO, H.. July 1.-Winners at Wash
ington Park today: Kate Malone. Bill
Letcher, Abilene, Bonita, Earnest Race
Tom Hood
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PENSION APPOINTMENT,

WASHINGTON, July 1.-William B.
Shaw, of Pennsylvania, has been appoint
ed chief of the agents division of the pen
sion Office in place of Mr.. II. G. Bell, OF IL
linois.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Womans Relief Corps No. 40 will meet
regular session Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock at Garfield hall.
MARY w. BUCKNER, Pres.
HETTIE L. SIMPSON Sec
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02

The board of directors of the Children's
Home will meet at the home 119 Pennsyl-
vania avenue on Tuesday July End at 2 p.
m, instead of Thursday July 4th.
Mrs. j. J. STONER, Sec.
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BASE BALL.
AT PITTsBURe

AT PITTSBURG.
Pittsburg. ........ 9 Philadelphia. ...... 0
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. ..... s Washington 800. 2
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago. ..... 3 Boston ............
AT ST. LOUIS.
CT Iouis 1901 Ii s
louisville. OF 900 0 o. 2
Base hits-St. Louis :, Louisvllie ..
Errors-St. Louis 4, Louisville 10.
Pitchers-Chamberlai and Ramsey.
AT KANSAS CITY.
Uonsos Citv 2OOOOO3 0 l. 6
cincinnati Dol o 0 0 0 o. 3
Base hits-Kansas City Z, Cincinnati ..
Errors-Kansas City 2, Cincinnati Z.
Pitchers-McCarty and Mullane-
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
indianapolis $50. 6 New York ........ .
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02

For family medicine, Ayers sugar
coated pills are unrivaled. They eradI-
cate disease,
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02

Are you 'all run down. Hoods sarsa.
parrila is the great building up and
strengthening medicine.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02
DEAD.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July L-Ex-Presf
dent Woolsey, OF Yale. died this afternooa
aged $ years.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02
BARGAINS for GENTLEMEN,

BARGAINS for GENTLEMEN.
White lawn ties only 10c doz.
Four-ply linen collars only
10c each.
Four-ply linen cuffs only 15c
pair.
Balbriggan undershirts only
3Sc each.
Colored bordered handker-
chiefs only 10c each.
Fast-black half-hose only 25c
pair.
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BLAINE BOUND FOR BAR HARBOR.

O-HiNc 0OONO run DAN rAnOOn'
WASHINGTON, July l-Secretary Blaine
left the city on the 3:45 train for Bar Har-
Dor, where he will remain until Septemb Der.
President Harrison contemplates paying
the secretary visit some time in July.
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- ySouId BE All Right M.

I1.,5s B~gzz~ Carl =: Ia donff-n1s 1sss
pa gave ras yesterday. fsszn, b 40 aFsss
ous % sAt, Ran
Lady sszp@tlsntiT1-Vel. Asss yoa
hruug-. J; h~cki
Iztsas E.zyz-- Gisi-Oh. %. uun- Ne
z=szber $50 Il pal sd BE- sossa lard and
fear arsa ~ * t'os.er Tor tss sssn, IN .
ls-an7fn, saeTi rrzks fotss Pc ca: 81 -
Ez-zsxfs Ezxzr.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02
SJACoBS OIL
FOR RHEUMATISM.
suArea 20 ..,..od Cured.

soasred 20 Tears and Cured.
q AIsAay g., lsAsea. uY.
Fer s~.r aBgsy ysArs Asvs -. . vssst1 =
KsezEAsiE- ~ psrssA4sa - ~ ~ !sesss
OIL I kxvs ned svs sessis asA . sss 1Rs
t-e ten rAss.assa ssvss vHIks6 ~ e.-sssa.
NJ rzss ss.a vxrs sses ssss ~ iAGs $50
- Esss AID TINKER - ia.Eyy ssiA
Jos roEISi
Crippled Cases Throw Away Cr1tehea
Cured PermAnantIy.
Sid u Dzcr<s u.d Dealers ErosxA~s
Me en- saaES 4. yoSELER CO.. asksasss. h
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02

AYERS Sarssparina, operating through
the blood, eradicates the scrofulcas faint.
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PREPARED FOR BATTLE
RIG BRUISER SULLIVAN In GOOD
= FIGHTING TRIM.
Rlans all Perfected for the Pro-
+ posed Fight on Mon
day Next.
1.-THE Bostonian Loud in His Assurances
to the Public That He
Will Win.

Nississippis Governor Issues Proclamation
to Prevent the Meeting on the Soil Of
That State-Thousands Expected
to be in Attendance
General News.
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OUR MIDSUMMER SALE f,
A i GRAND i SUCCESS!

"Arcade" advertised last week GRAND CLEAR
ANCE SALE OF all Summer complete
demand that we CLOSED OUT several lines Of the low
priced goods.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02
SUILTyAN'S DAY.

BELFAST, N. Y, July John l.. Sui
1ivan having postponed his departure for
Rochester until 1903 p. m. today at the
solicitation of his trainer, DEVOTED the fore
noon to his usual work. AS the weather
was cloudy the daily jaunt was omitted
and the exercise was confined to indoor
work. For fifteen minutes Sullivan put
the heavy ball and then hammered the
heavy rawhide bag for three-quarters OF
an hour. IF he lands one of those in the
first round" said Muldoon to the reporter
rs with the old swinging right-hand blow
Sullivan sent the bag whining to the
planking, about five thousand people Will
leave the ring-side Disguised at the brevity
of the contest"
Apparently not whit tired after his
hours labor John seized the skipping rope
and with light and airy step skipped ,0Ot
consecutive times without miss. Mu!-
doom then threw huge blanket over his
charge and led him to a couch, where he
Law for minute, perspiring freely. Tel
my friends about this" said John TO the
reporter so they can refute the statement
that my legs are gone"
Rubbing down and succession OF
shower baths concluded the mornings
work and preparations for the Journey
were then begun.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02

For Bargains in Gents Wear
GO To-
THE ARCADE"
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02
THE ANNA WEISS MuRDER.

Beecham's Pills act like magic on &
weak stomach.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02
sULLIVAN-KILRAIN.
Great Preparations for the Battle-sulli-
vans Hard Training.

NEW ORLEANS, La, July 1.-Governor
Nichols does not agree with Attorner-
General Rogers and Assistant Attorney
General Findley that there is no law
against prize fighting in Louisiana, and
says those who take part in prize fights III
the state will find out if there is any law
on the subject He says that if the officers
of the law fail to do their duty he will re-
port them to the legislature, while he also
thinks the attorney general and assistant
attorney did wrong in making any state
ment on the subject. Those who have the
arrangements in charge say the opposition
of the governor OF Louisiana does not al
feet the matter one way or the other.
In day or two all the arrangements
will be made, and nothing more will be
done until Sullivan and kilraln reach the
city.
The place of the fight. they say. is de.
lightfully situated within easy reach OF
the city, and the precautions taken to re-
move it from the possibility of legal inter-
ference have been such that there Is no
likelihood that any sheriff or police au-
thorities will be able to reach the scene OF
the fight, even if they gain information as
TO the point where it Is taking place. The
managers have been calculating on 2,0Oo
people being on hand. The present pros
pect is that that is much under the mark.
Sullivan's friends received word this
morning that Sullivan has started for the
south. Sullivan will spend Friday and
Saturday at Spanish Fort, where prepara-
tions are being made to receive him. The
twenty-four foot ring or square in which
the great fight will take place will be sur
rounded by another ring at distance OF
six feet. Within this ring will be seated
the representatives of the press, the sec.
pnds, bottle holders, etc, and Gordon of
police. Outside of this will be another
ring at a distance OF forty-fiye feet, within
which those holding SIS tickets will be
seated. Police will also guard this ring,
both on the inner and outer sides
to prevent any interference with the fight
ers or their seconds. A passage Will be
formed to allow the fighters to enter,
humping over the ropes of the outer ring.
Professor Dennis +. Butler has been
given the superintendency of the construc-
ton of ring. The ropes used in the Sui
livan-Ryan fight at Mississippi City will
also be used In the coming fight. Captain
Jameson, of Meridian, with twenty reso--
aute Misslssippians, will have charge OF
the inner ring In addition to the special
guard there will be reinforcement of
horty tried men from the city, who, with
tJamieson's guard, will preserve order.
Betting men are still wary, but there Is no
end of interest in the fight, and New Or
leans is now affected with the worst KIND
of athletic fever
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-02

Feslss sa,eA saa Pre- to Smokers Il
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PR ESTON B II l. " [ N,
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. IS Governor Street.

Tampa. Fla: Charles T. Fiizpsirck
Aaron + Pollard Salt Lake CHS. Utah.
Nosby # Payne, Lfnchbufg, Va - g.
Morgan, Durham. y. {.
FonD's-H G. Mank G W Tffe
New York. ". +. Cox. Louisville 10
Rothchild, Cincinnati James J. NH
liams. Norfolk. Mr Boiling ! 3D. i..n.
son. " H. staple. city " D. Ia.H.
a. g. Courtney. Sew York Carter ~
BraXton, Newport News. JOHN p.l'
George 4. Henderson and N.te ~
Bessie Sayclle. Horny Bclmer I
wife. Fred Roberts George H
Heating. Dan keefi,g B n.
Frank Schlamp and Alfred I...
Greenyile. y. G.. \. + Russell aaI n..
New York. David Mackay peDft.nr
VI. +. Wood. John Flynn. Geo ID OH.
man. Pete VI Cloud. Enfield y 49,,
Melville and \ VI Robinson lol.f.
". : Edom, II louycrhaggl Ds't.
burg
Murphy J.. Fisher NH l
G.. G.. Anderson. o. = Anderson n..
ton. y ! j T. Clarke and n.
more. Nd. ;. Root and wife. ~ ...f.
Conn. Madame Wilson O-n4 s..
York. II F. Blt Jr, p0rsmHIf.
J.W Faik. Chicago. lIi. A, N i
.ton. Louisville. Ky % D. |r
New York
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q. n Curry. North Carolina
Gardner Philadelphia g. b i.H..
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MANCRESTEk NEWS.

Happenings Interest Across the River
\ number of witnesses from the
vicinity of Manchester have been sum
moned 10 appear at the 'hesiefheii
County Court. which meets to-day \
special grand jury has been drawn ana
there are three on four criminal ca'es on
the docket
Quite a number of Manchester people
attended religious services i'm Richmond
yesterday
The new house which Nj G. + Moore
recently built for Judge John Ii Ingram
un wesi Porter street, is one of the most
attractive residences in the city
The attendance at the new filh'
street Church Yesterday was very largo
IL WAS a Kind of rededication az The
building. The congregation is to he
congratulated upon having secured such
comfortable and attractive place of
worship.
Yesterday on the side tracks of the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Com.
pany, between Stockton street and COW
ardin avenue there were about one hun
dred fiat cars loaded with lumber " iih-
in the past TWO years tire lumber BUSH
ness over this road has assumed mann
moth proportions. and every day new
carloads Of the best North Caroline pine
are brought 10 Richmond and Manche--
ter over this line
Manchester will be entitled % nine
delegates in the State Convention ana
she will send nine good men.
The fence on the north SIDE OF the OLD
reservoir has fallen down A. the new
water works are now running the city
will no longer need the reservoir and az
an early meeting of the cry Council "a
proposition will be made 10 dispose OF
the old reservoir sitc This is valuable
property being i'm the he.ri OF the city
In 1914, when the reservoir WAS esiab-
lished all the houses i'm the city with
but few exceptions, We're below Eleventh
street The city fathers of those days
little thought tnal they were placing the
reservoir 40 "A place which twenty-five
wears afterwards became the most thick
ly.setiled portion of the fOwn-
The phenomenal grOth OF The order
oftle ROYAL Arcanum shows very earnest
work being done by lbs members
Medical supervisor. Dr L + Robinson
states that over 200 Applications nave
been acted upon sino January ist in
this State The examination in the
affairs OF this order shows that all funds
are secured in such d way thai no default
can occur II is approaching 100000
members in the United States and the
Canada,, aud in this State 1--WE new
councils have been instituted 10 the past
six months. A new one Is 10 be organ
lied in Manchester his week Those
desiring to become charter members. en-
Toying the same benefits as those now
in, without increased expenses, should
sign the applications tor membership
which have been left at the office OF the
EcUi0g Lsader
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THE NEW JERSEY STATE BOARD OF
HEALTH.

Public warning Against Cheap Baking
Powders Containing Alum aud Phos
phate-Aid In Ihoir Suppression Prom
ised-Name of the Alum Powder. sold
In the state.
Trenton. Y j.. state Gazette
The New Jersey State Board of Health
has published rs official regulations for
the enforcement Of the laws relating TO
the adulieraiion of food and drugs With
reference to baking powders, the follow
ing provision is made
BAKING PowDERs THE market Is
flooded with large quantities OF inferior
baking powders, and As these are sold
largely to working people, and are used
by these people As substitutes for yeast,
IL is necessary, in order that light bread
be made, that these powders have proper
leayening power This power the
cheaper powders do not have. many Of
them giving oil very little carbonic gas.
These cheap and imperfect powders CON
tain alum or phosphate, and are -
crudely compounded that q residue Is LEFT
in the bread or biscuit after baking The
public are warned against these, and
in their suppression viii De faithfully
sded
The regulations provide for the coilcc-
ton Of samples which are 10 De- forward
ed to the State chemist for analysis.
Four chemists have been appointed. as
follows Professor A. H. Leeds. lio-
boken; Professor II B. Cornwall
Princeton. Shipper Wallace, Burlins
ton. and DR. ". X. Newton, Paterson.
The following are ihe names OF the
alum baking powders sold in the state
examined and reported upon by the
State Chemists The i.st will be- useful
for dealers and Consumers alike II
other cheap or new powders are discoy
cred samples should bee forwarded 90
the State chemist for examination
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The following were The arrivals yes.
terday at the different hotels
ExcHANGE.-H Siddell, Philadelphia
William Price. Trinity College y c.
VI. A. Leary, Chicago III g. b Patrick
Newport y. Y, II II Freeman and
Miss Lizzie X Freeman. Syracuse, y
Y. Henry 5 Walker, Charleston "
Va c " Cannon and wife Helena
Mountain, John L. Dean and " + Bui
lock. Chicago John d Rogers. Lexing.
ton, Va. J W Hates, city Micsiah
Woods. II Hartman, Jr. and William J
Robertson, Charlottesville. " g.. Jud-
kins. Denver, COi.; VI. \ Domlnick
New York. A b. Russ and wife, Chi
cagO.
AMERICAN 2 = Murray
POwhatan county Va; John W White.
New York; d. W Mack, Windsor Conn
Fred Ody, New York. Miss Reed. WI
liamsburg. Va VI Isenburg. New York,
J. W. Swain, Lynchburg. Va; j. +. Jahnk.
Richmond, VI r. Boutwell,. Norfolk.
VIM. F Terrell Virginia K Mccoy
Baltimore Nd, Capt VIM. Cannon.
Cawder, y j.. j o. Nickel, West Nir.
ginia. \. v Marable, West Point. va
Geo. Edward Scott, Petersburg. Va
" K Bache and + " Cald~ell, Chi
cago, H., " b Wilson, Maysyille, Ky.
Frank Harrison and Geo. H. Simmons
Chicago, H.; John Flyna, Peter Nc
Cloud and Miss Edna Melville New
York; y. r PAYNE, Buckingham county,
Va; John F. Eastwood, West Point, Va.
DAVIS HousE-John Smith, Felix
Jones. New York; b. Bendheim Balli-
more, Md; W j. Burns, Chicago, III,
Geo. W. Knott. New York, Henry b.
Pailers, Newbourne, y C.; John Ne
Nelly, Plymouth, y C.; Chas. II. Cox,
John l.. Rogers, Brooklyn, y. y viii
liam Ii. Jackson. Nashville, Tenn;
II. NJ. Bancroft, Tolersyille, Va;
William C. Flynn, Petersburg, Va
c. +. Forsyth. W. Sherer. New York; l..
G.. Gavin, Toledo, o.; K. {. Vancouver,
Willsville, o.; Ariz Winslow. Tuscom-
bia, Tenn Charles Wymore, Rogers
vile, Tenn, X. |. Gareine, NJ. o. Neal,
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone tx-


Please add the following names and
numbers to your list OF subscribers
3j3-Andrews x Baptist
ODD Baker, Jr., Il Co.
jO6-G W Parsons
jl6-James Peasants
536-James K Gordon & Co.
j6i-Reseryoir Rose Garden store
1902 Reservoir Rose Gardens
SOS. ii. COrnick
5s2-H. " Rountree L Brother
7,J-Sampson, Crawford x Co.
1s0-Mauray x MauGay
l2l2-(A) Manchester Water Company
office.
l2l2-)Bl Manchester Water Company
Works.
A new list Of subscribers will be
issued the lst OF April. Hand in your
names early that they may appear on
this list H. l. WEST
Assistant Manager
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The United state. Mar.hal.hIp.

Morgan Treat OF King William
county, who is being put forward very
prominently for the Office OF United
States Marshal for this district, is a
young man about thirty years OF age
tie is AT present n member of the House
OF Delegates, and was delegate TO the
Chicago Convention In that conyen-
ton Treat fought the Malone faction
with yehemence
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ROYAL Arcauum.

Those desiring to join the new Coun-
ell of Royal Arcanum, 10 be Instituted in
this city, can sign applications for mem
bership at DR. X. q. Cabelrs drug store,
corner Main and Third streets Captain
Leroy Browns office, or at Mr. II. l..
Demons place of business, under the
Planters Bank.
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NM ANn NrEEN.
Court Motto, Reading club Organized
Personals

Correspondence 0f mo IH
docket Of proportions ul..fi0H
el appalled, ihe lar,e crowd I. 0.
Thursday II B DutiOn HH PIP
forging. tried and acquitted s. eY..f
boy zoe. to tine peniienimy i0r
year. for AOuse-hreahing mi stealth
Ceriain parties -ali c0.orei -nrre un '.
disturbing religious worship Imprisoned
and fined 5000 judge Dew - winning
many .aurel- and gaining favor on 4ll
sides
-Our reading club met Friday night af
he house of Hon II r. Pollard. Re, a
Bagby presiding An essay on Sir W.
Ger Raleigh Was read hy Rev W j
Cooke. reciiation- and reading. hy 49,.
r A Bagby. g. Sutton aui otheI- a..
were favored with the presence 0. Nr.-..
D. II. g. Jones. and 70 aha o. A.
Haynes
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Don't waste money and time on
worthless things.
Do get bottle of DR.. Dayid's cough
syrup and cure that cough.
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BASE coUNrERFEIrERis he who would
Talm of upon customer any other ar
Iiele for DR.. Dsvids Cough Syrup, the
old reliable cough cure.
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Shen Baby VAS sick ae gave har Ci.'.,'i
Hhen -.twas a enid. She rrei ilr .l.f.rf
when she became N.ss. size chung POD Cot..n.
wh-n she hai Children. She gave ta.l. l.forA
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DIR WHARTON AroRAcE STREET CHURCH

y II
Grace street Baptist Church was
crowded Yesterday morning, every seat
I'm the spacious building being occupied
Rev. II NJ Wharton, who is assisting
Dr. Hatcher in the revival services at his
church, preached a very able and feeling
sermon from the text.
But sanctify the Lord God in your
hearts and be ready always 10 give an
answer 10 every man that asketh a rea-
son of the hope that is in you i Peter
iii, To-
He opened his able discourse by de-
ining the word hope. Every person on
earth, said he, possesses hope OF some
kind. but as TO the foundation of it was
another question. The Christian has
the very best reason for his hope, and.
above all, can give the reason for the hope
that is within him. After defining hope
he explained the importance of hope,
that the Christian hope is the hope OF
salvation. They are hoping 10 see the
day when they shall be free from their
sins. when they shall never have sin
ful thought One thing has always
troubled me, and that Is the thought that
sin is in my heart | believe that my
hope is so wrapped up in the salvation
Of God that at any day | may commit
any sin 1t is Gods help that saves me
from destruction. Another part OF hope
is when we shall see the
day when we shall he free
from trouble. Have YOU not, my
hearers, encountered trouble in this
earth Were YOU not bourne down with
sore grief when You laid away the babe
OF your bosom, when you stood by the
graves OF your loved ones and wept
when YOU babe them farewell from earth,
Thank God that a part OF that hope is
thai we shall be free from these troubles,
and another part of this hope is that We
shall see Jesus bye. and-bye. We shall
look upon Him and see Him AS He is.
And another part OF that hope is the
blessed reunion.
When | look back TO where my loved
ones are gone, some in other lands and
some in the tomb, and when the old fam
ily circles shall be together again, thank
God for this hope of reunion. A great
many people may say that their hope is I
so little that they do not think they
could call il a hope. He beautifully
illustrated this by relating an incident
of young man whom he knew, and said
that he hardly thought be had hope,
but when he was asked what he would /
take for that hope, small as it seemed, he
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