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NEw AprERr1sEMENrs.
| CURE CONSUMPTION
And that, foo, by fhs administration Of bat
very little medicine. The inhalation o.
msdicatsd sprays by Pneumatic Cabinet
now the recognized method Of trsafmsnt

In the first stage Of consumption or early part Of
the second stage, during the breaking down pro-
cess, but before cavities have actually formed,
can arrest and the disease in every where
can get the entire cooperation Of the patient.
Even in the latter part Of the second early part
of the third and last stage, when cavities exist,
the distressing symptoms can be relieved and nf9
prolonged with comparative comfort
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. NJ T. Hitchcock. on attorney OF washing.
ton, y. C.. IL in the city. Mr.. Hitchcock Is q
representative OF many Of the Valentine scrip
hisrs OF seattle. Tacoma. GrAy's hsrbor and Bel.
iingasm bay. He was here last summer and
notes a remarkable change In the cify's appear.
anee. and ssys hs will stAy this time tn ths
snow iieA
Mr. r. II. Tyniale, who arrived here from
Portland last sunday. viii remain here several
Gays. or until Mrs Tyndaie returns from New
YORK city. which place she left last Friday.
Mr.. W. @. Wright. banker aud one Of TIA
leading citizens Of Freeperf. Ill. accompanied
b. his vile and Mrs Colonel John Scott. of Me-
ysds. Iowa. are al the Rainier.
Mrs Higgans and daughter. who have been
spending the Winter In California. have re-
turned 20 SEATTLE 10 remain during the summer
Dr. ". Stalker, nrofesseg Tn the Iowa state
Agricultural college aud one of the best men In
the state. Is 81 the Rainier for sortd!ght
Nj. Al Nostssey. general manager Of tia
Madison square Thcatsr Company, iegs thts
morning fos san Francisco.
Nr. @. n, Hanks and family. saf Hosshsou. ies,
Seattle yesfsrssy for West Rowlet VI. on a
three mnnihs' visit
Hcn. NJ H. sachs OF Pert Townsend. fudrr az
the Superior court, vas In the city yesterday.
Nr. Thomas oscenneii of FssrAavca. IN In TIA
city AID Mil resazin few iayS
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES

The union hriekiayers Of Boston have decided
To refuse Material handled by ''Scsbs" This
Will stop building. unless the masters give in
A dispatch trom Buenos Ayres says a revo,u
tionsry agitation has started IN Enirss Rios aad
is increasing.
The ro5e attached TO The bucket used in hoist.
Ing coal ois Of the steam collier Arcaia. al OAK.
lsna. broke On Tuesday, dropping the hncke,
tate tie hold. I, killed Edward Kelly and fatally
injured hts brother William.
An unknown man shon; forsy-evc yes,a AZ
age sifciapied suicide by ieaping from the ferry.
toat lie mont at san Francisco on Tuessfsy
moraiUg He Was badly injured about the head
Fred C. Baar. at enc tine editor OF the Eres.
fss SEA- OF San Francisco. died Of paralysis on
Monday,
William rsslou and J. w. Magic. arrested -.
San Francisco on Monday while attempting TO
tap the wires of the Western Uaion Tcleersph
company in order ~ xet fxein< news were On
Tuesday ,nargei with felony
TAe Rerahicscs es TIE Fourth congressional
district OF Kansas on Tuesday renorlna,esi Hsr.
rssoa Kelly.
Rsnvy Watts, q Rranaenenrx Ky. on uo,.
ssy attempted 20 rspe . IL .yesr old ch,ld. VS.,
ca Tuesday night taken from !sls arid iynehea.
TIE City brewery ~ Salt Lake was basned On
Tuesday. Loss sso.ooo. Insured ssaoa
King Hex H. and ais oours leave New cr,ssn,
ca special Train Tor Ogden. Utah, on weapes-
aav
A sastxtorr struck Cosass. Cat on TaAsf.v
afternoon, covering the streets 10 the sser:h os
al inca, esaFzae ct see ssoKcs were a. big a. va,
bats ana nnca gsAia wss damaged
Tas almost woFa-eat store ship xanonxsn@,s
weieh started saaer sail from ssa rrxneisna "a
New fsrk On March $. wxs SPOKEN ats IA on.
Tuesday IS rifles al Care HensaYscn +. 3.
coassaerea woasi&r taat sAe safety rounss,f
cspe hosn> sac - DC &c = training sata
1hree coaches cf eesoged Nssons' exeu-ssa,
frxsa ca sAs Unioa PseIec rassrua1 Jumped fbs
track ard ran taso a aiseA ~ Lawrence. gxu,..
On Tuesday. AsoGs sAsssy persons were sr1cre-t.
sasea seriously.
he AAFk Ethel. tren rnrden 20 Brisbane
ees'tdsd 81 Portland. Eagsana, On Tucsaxy s.sh
tas steamer DIessa. tsosa Natal 80 Lsuass. ana
sAuk- Five lives we're cost
Forty -Gve-ozs~a aadrsdshs a an sncA az rain
ssai AZ osovssie. Cal. in oae AIT oae-Aaa aoprs
ga Tuesday, considerably e.nASs1x grain.
Ffe ~ - Helena. Cal. ca rasssay ossroysa
tie eafn 81 Taesass osean vita - eausenfx
Ls'ss. sa.Aes. iasGr&ace, sseN
TIE following Csltst States sruoss less ssn
aAssxso Ga 1ssSasy to eHsAzp ~ MoEssrey
lac sEss reg inent ct isfsnfsy. batsersos D asa
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FIRE IN THE PINES.
Timber Of the Colorado Mount
aims in ! Blaze.
PEOPLE FLYING Foa LIFE.
The Mining Tswn 81 ward snSreeDAed
~ Esariss Led s<a ~ Kinns
--NueA AIaxn Felt.

eouIpEs. Col. yans 3k-Ad0iph Trsuh. .
com aeresal fEaveses, lefs Els plxee sCg Ward. .
btx ntulsg camp ninety miles Distant. yester-
6ay, bar returned on the advice Of tsans.<fs
driving down from that camp. Several Of sbem
had met with kalstseAesh escapes In passing
through the flames OF burnIax uoods, and ooe
OF them evsa exhibited his badly burned
blankets ss tssEinoDy to the cioss shave be had
undergone For twp or three dsyx tho woods
hare oFen On Are. AMI on sunday great deal OF
tifacuisy Vas exps sseuced in faxnssns the esmss
saAy from the immense shafs-h use and mi
Of shs Nirvor Mining Company. Of which Sena-
Tor TAbw 10 president. snd IL was feared that
residences. business houses and sAAfthonseA,
would &c swept away.
The story Of these tesmssers II connrmafoEy
OF suspicion that The FIRE would take cou1e
down toward the LEFT hand. where the costly
Boston mill b being built and other enterprises
stand. The srzvest approximations exist ~
this momeat. There are great mining eafesprises
81 Ward SIX. concentrating miiis, expensfse
mining plants sf~eral stores. hundreds Of resi-
dencss. ard the little hamlet 10 now IN acttve
sceke Of mining life. Seven hundred cords Of
nrewood we're burned as Nlroos yesterday. and
ft 10 feared that much other valuable property
has been destroyed ia that neighborhood.
The total loss cannot be estimated - present,
~ the fires are spreading, and owing to the
Nfgm ana dfy wesfners II - impo&hnie 70 even
predics how far the flames win travel before
they are sutdaed.
DxSyxE. june 24.-Teiagrams receive. here
tonight contain information that forest nres are
raging In tie San Jose aud San Juan ranges In
the toatherl portion oil the state and aiso In the
nrsehbrrhoad Of Palmer lake. buf the AMOUNT OF
the damage Is not stated.
DESyxE. June 2a-Wosd was received as l
O'Clock thix morning this; the mills and works
at the Puzzcs AMI Boston mines were destroyed
late last evening. Over 2.00) acres OF valuable
timber were also burned. The loss wiz be large
but cannot now b. esssm atsd.
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Dss. Darrin's Piaes Of Bussnsss

Drs Darrin can be cousulle d daily at
the Washington building. corner Fourth
and Washington streets. Portland. Hours
10 10 s; evenings, Z to 8: Sundays, 10 70 H.
ALI chrome diseases. blood taints, irregu-
iarities Of women. loss of vital power and
early indiscretions permanently cured,
though no references are ever made in the
pres concerning such cases. owing to the
deiicacy of the patients. Examinations
free TO all and circulars will be sent free to
any address. Charges for treatment &C
cording TO patients ability 70 pay. The
poor treated free OF charge from 10 b IL
daily. All private diseases conhdentially
treated and cures guaranteed. Pat ents at
3 distance can be cured by home treat
ment Medicines and letters sent without
the doctor'sname appearing Office closed
In Tacoma
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IrcrxsIso nrLL DROPPED.
The Speaker Of the Commons Decide
Against Goschen.

The Speaker Of the Commons Decides
Against Goschen.
LoNnoN. June 24-Ia the House of Commons
tonirhs. Heaiy asked the speaker TO rule on the
question whether there was sny precedent Tor
an esrmask licensing fund
The speakers reply created sensation. He
made long speech. giving the opinion that
there was no precedent for such fund 10 ac-
eumuIste Is the government proposed, he
1housht was = grave innovation which the
House Itself ought to decide upon. The ruiiug
was received with opposition cheen.
After further debate the ministers retired to
discuss the speake opinion. Lord Harrington
and Chamberlain advised the cabinet TO drop
the clauses no definite conclusion was arrived at
bat IL II Understood that Richie and Gfoschen
have recognized the impossibility OF retain
Ing the clauses and will allow them TO be
dropped. while retainins tasir portfoiio&
On RETURNING 70 the House, smith asked that
further consideration OF the licensing bill be
postponed TO give the government time to con.
slider the speakers ruling H promised to an
nouncc his decision next Thursday.
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SAs FRANCISCO. Jane a The United ssssss
sssasnsf Adams arrived IN port today from
Heaaiula havaax len there June }. ne
Charleston VAS sstil 1T nano1asu when he
Adams ssft bat the Stssse tad gose on cruise
shaas the Islands ia the faslac until jutv &
Affairs srv rcparfei aaIes a, samoa The Adams
brought nr aity seven naen frosn the Sspxsc who
had bas lssfle laages IN serve being sassrs term
aasn. ssad wae Asa ca oEasei herne hv A.
satFes as.Awa EAsy lgSys san FRANCISCO ios the
kssI - TIE asxt Pacific Mai steamer
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N1w YoRx. June ~ The Turner'S eonven.
tton today adopted resolution sisnifysnr dis.
oppscvai al any change in the present natural
toAttOn laws. aud piedgsnx members nos
- support any congressional candidate
who did not % think The next
bund funniest win Be held At Miiwankee
IN 1ooS. and the nexs convention as Washington
CITY IN iss2. resolution was passed looksnx
- the adoption OF the Australian halias resarrn
eyefem and the election Of rrssidsns By popular
vote. instead OF by electors A proposition IA
oetAhlssh . LIE Insurance company among the
member Of thu Imrnurs hund Mss rejected.
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A REVOLUTION BIZ BANDITS


Denials OF the Mexican Rising and the
Explanation.
CRY or MEXICO, June A. FL President
General Gonzales, governor of the state OF
GuansIuato, telegraphs that the reports Of q
revolt In that state are baseiess can r1s.
San AxroSrA. Tex. June 24.--Senof Gonzales,
. wealthy merchant Of Tampico, Mex. arrived
here today and says the alleged revo.
luton 10 nothing more than Z
bold attempt Of we'll organized
band of bandits to commit robbery. Las, Fri.
day they attacked train near Monterey. 1t car
ried q valuable load of bullion, . d was guarded
by soldiers and in the battle which ensued sew.
eral bandits were killed.
Notwithstanding Gonzalez statement, the be-
lief prevails here that revolutionary move
ments are on foot
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1u.oonviet Zoe lGack1n Expesiue Chi
eago Democratic Corraption.

UUs9omvtee doe MaOktm &xpoo1ug Chi
cage Oemoesatie Corraption.
omJcAe0. June A--1nvestigation into the
enorGce of bedding II ths city council was be-
- ~ The grand Jury This morning. Evidence
~ presented thai Miks Mcdonald. She wealthy
oxaAamblef. Of{brsd Aldermen Charles Monemsn
md Simon wilmer y. 90 10 vots Tor tho West
1Ako otreet elsvaied railroad ordinance They
mly ect 80 each. and hayo made sfl1iavit 10
Gently relsasod from Tho penisentiary for sler.
elon tfaudA These things afs sworn 70 BIZ
Maoktn and his clerka
1hlo afternoon attachments we're Insured for the
no ex-Aldermen. Noneman and wilmer. and
tney VEN brought h and gave bonds for an.
peasnnce tomofrow. MonsmAn says the afssda.
~ beafiug his name Il : forgery aud the whole
1netnAon conspiracy. II Il through man
damned Peter Gable that the charges of bribery
- exrccfed 20 be proven. Gable II . gambler
- = aid % have IN unsavoFy reputation.
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San sIsvador.s New Goverrmeu,.

SAN SALVADOR, June 2A-Order has prevailed
since the de- position and sud len death OF Pres
ineni Menendex new government has been
formed rs follows: Provisional presi-
dent, General Carlos Ezsta: minister.
Of foreign affairs. Or. Manuel Deigards: minis.
ter oil the interior. General Fernando Figuero:
minister of home affairs. public credit, war and
marine. General Benjamin Molina Guieroia;
minister OF public instruction DR.. J. Francisco
Asslola.
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san YnAsczsco. June 3A-The ChamheF a
ComHerce q special meeting today a1opeed {
fesolutfoo fsyossns the ostabt<hmest Of a In
terpafieua1 hank for the American republics,
and then took mp for discussion resolnsions de-
ciasing Is the sense Of the LhAmher that con-
ersss. 70 secure the proper circulation ol silver
coinage Jointly and on m equality with gold.
should pa0 . comprozuiss bill enforcing the
coinage OF 100000 Of standard dollars monthly
By the minfs OF the United 6eases, exclusively
the production of American mines, aid coinage
70 be sDade fall legal tender. and that silver
certificates b Issued b. the government for cir
cuIafon - representative of said coin IN the
treasury. where demauded in preference
thereto 4 numher Of members exoroSsed
themselves - opposed % fres coinage. and
others thought the sum OF -. 00a.oo0 mentioned
too isrge for mcnfhly coinage. moving 10 re-.
duce IL 10 &4oW.Mn motion finally prevailed
% adjourn until next Friday. % permit absent
mem BEN to b. present and make knoun their
0Wn vinQI
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Won C.pr,vt Def,e. the L,n.r.,..

BERLIN. June - There was . spirited debate
in the rei.hs,ag today over the army bill. Won
Caprivi dec ard that the federal government
would neither drop the bill nor modify
It. Tho federal government could mot
agree TO curtaii the service, but he was author.
ICED 10 say that much larger number OF men
wonid be placed on the retired list In the au.
tnmn. The fedora, government had met the
reiohsiag quite far enough. He therefore urged
adoption OF the bin. Debate was adjourned.
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The Netshesa fxgltS haslroad vesssaass Ma
iHS sss ssspsnx Ger lsnes daily service 10 -
fsn2. &anae%pssss, AaiutA saa ta5sAsn No
NAsisv 81 esss saa sweatgsssve rssies sAe sAats.
tsS fease - thsesga fSErtss slsspsas cas-
infGsxA. placing sssss neess IA sss talon seusss
SnseNz0 sFtN1 5oafs AS4 tatrsy -sSx EafR2tss
Ahs&t 81 tkaes ssESs 4. CAilkrre xxss Lsekps
s<ssL 5 Sseces slTs~s. hessssA ksosg. E Trsx.-
kfn. aRY~s ticket axH4f. sexss.e
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mayer 0eonas Tom Grady aud Other
Corrupsionfsts Attend.
INV YoRK. Juno e4.--AmerIcan nses and
aAfolds decorated The large diniaxfoom Of Del.
uonico's tonight. where many friends
~ Christopher A. Buckley. of can
1Fencisco. gathered In honor Of the bride.
pfoom. Judge o.Bricn presided. Mayor
0taut. Sheriff etcklea. ex-senator Thomas N.
Grady. Comptroller Myers and several California
ueAfiemen were present Senator Hearst came
Inn Warrington City to attend. hsi was taken
ut = the hotsl speceh-makinx continued AN
~ late hour
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aes.ier In ssagss csan,y.

s*NFstNF fSsK5tysF -stWs4 %fitie ..
An lads living bear sasSsa. who ro~s hx
the nsrae Of scoaweSizn. . notorious bar,
ehssseAsr wee - snewa 20 bare killed. seven
ladsaas aaa two white Easn. Killed snesh ?
lad al lzss Naaaay evgESns The victim was
lats,x fTnsa me aor aai VAS Sleeping ses.,4s
ur IN q elsakst saSa se0n~eSian ssela sai.siy
IN sna xAAa an ssra.l -
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ARKANSAS vKNDKrrA.
Two Deaths ana Two Attempted MUIR
dera Foltou . Family Feasi.

Kansas CTTr. June s&--A Tas*ss special trens
yatcs Center. Kan. nays: A fAsHsly lead eassea
eadAy IN bloody tragedy. Fer several ye&rs A.
&coe and hia two hreshess-spsaaw, Nathaniel anl
Adrian Ansiir. who had fsysas ssssasens. bare
kept NJ family feaa, the ossxtn Of wasea Is
unknown. This masnsnx cee wens saso TIE Esd
where SashsniAl vas working and shos hsm
oeaa. He then opened nrs on Adrian ash
shattered his ARIA. leaving hira fcr sssaa lie re-
tnsned home sad shot his wife. tasn seat bah
~ through bis oua head. dyaas fastAnty- fes
eofoacr Is investigating the case.
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form ~ Three Negroes.
MemPHis. June sA-PArksf harsss. III Carr
and HARDY ballard. celored. and Frank Rrwalsh.
Whfte. were hanged this Morning The eaaorei
men were hanged together and the white maa
alone - nfsmtsh ohisesed 10 heinz hanged
with ncgro<A The blacks showed ID signs OF
lear All confessed and said they bad made
peAce with God The necks 81 eli three were
ernkon.
Brenssh. supported by deputy. bait ualket.
halt staggered On 70 the drop He Was ssape-
acd with whisky. and exAiAlsed no eoaesFa
HIS neck wa broken Brenlsh. Harris sad
Carr killed their wives. ami Ballard killed y
ogfeet-caR conductor. The hrss sue attempted
suicide Nv cusesne their yhronts
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tSslSsna tessrvAtaasss mats Toe all xwasass rss
Via sAs Nas&a@F4 F1s &C Fal.sozAs sAs .~xsSA. "a
ssst<s ash Ga aEse&g Ans- A. SAlsaxxx essg
M<Ass 2xxsss. Fts sescn3 street. Roxssssa hssscs i
SeEx1aa Ssprk tlrxeSxsens s<ast3x
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pcxKAn, Pa. June sA-rhe sesscrt thai The
teeraess had broken Into the faruAlla saaae sals
manning xxs sAlxe. The repent src<e fsum tAs
eAra that rescrsng PARTY hro&e tasvgsA
Neavy woe into Z small epeaknx Iae wnfk'
NAn under uAoas dirsr<iun The coal u tAis
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fof sosSNs enG tGFoAs fFoaeass use ssnrawns.
Er0rcAEaz FraeAes ~Erss step a. 49, -
sss ASTHMA xasga vezy psamplly. &c. Yssrn
Asaaasyt4sss kAaka @s
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mtne ~ mfne1 ssyD 10 wsxktnx r4Esy via
yxobahsy ~ fntp tho mfne tux<ng - sassy
nsesnine heu4 Al hos d nn1lng ~ nss
a1sve has hoeo oHna60a<A
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Acute Bronchitis Cured by DR.. Darrip.
PORTLAND, June s. 1880.
Mr.. Editor-Sr: For nesrly one year I
was troubled with acute bronchitis. and
tried every remedy could hear OF. bat re-
ceived no benefit. ! then wrote Drs. OAR
rim for advice and treatment. which took
nj home and after one months treatment
l was entirey cured. Caa be referred to
ct Seattle. Wash. f. CHAPMAN.
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cURED or FOCAL DEAFNESS

In Ten Minutes ~ neutrality-suspicious.
Wondsrfal Cure PsrSormsa By Dr..
Dsr1ln % . eeattls Man.
Mr.. Editor: For years have been
gradually growing deaf. until about one
year ago became almost totally deaf in
one ear and the other partially so. DR..
Darrin cured me June q IN ten minutes
by his new mode OF cure b. electricity. l
reside at Hillsdale. three miles from Port
land, and can be seen any time to verify
the above statement
WIN. GATES
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GcExp&av
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Yea ntss nfss no mo-. es waste Il vsa hs.x
"@ssxz anessSsss Aszss sd Aasssa
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Nhfehti6 HAa the VhoIerAs
MADRID, Jane a-The government commits.
sion sronounees the disease In Valencia 10 bs
ehafe~a
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Today's weather.
San FnANcascc, June 2k-Fosecast TIN >. IA,
Wednesday, for Oregon and Washington: Rain.
followed by fair weather "Wednesday n ghe
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q IA gloves eae~ser cl~sry.
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An AnDrC-Adjoining the city ON the
~ AVnIJO north aud in . rapidly de-
veloping quarter for $4,000. Terms, $1,000
cash. balance on time q Per cent
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DO 000-Lot eoxl2oou Eighth street. con-
VOsOOO tAining one 6ro0m horse and
fenced and the two small houses rent for so
per month each. This 10 undoub' edly splen.
did purch ase Terms, $500 cash and par.
chaser u assume 35Oomoetgage duo January l.
1So2
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1890-04-19
Read Heathful Verses
The Presbyterian,

The Presbyterian.
How many of you, as you take up
the Bible for the morning devOtions,
turn to something which will be of
practical use through the busy day at
whose threshold you pause to render
homage to Him whose kindly pres
ence you need throughout its hours :?
There are strong, helpful words
that will, thus read, stay by children
as they go off to the,schOol room stay
by your wife at home, ring sweet
music in your own soul all day long.
GAS much as lieth to you, live peace>
ably with all men," may keep your
boy out of fight. "Siudy to show
thyself approved unto God, work.
man that needeth not to be
ashamed" may help him to over
come the temptation to do little
cheating in his lessons, "Even
Christ pleased not himself :" the
memory of that verse may help your
girl to be unselfish and kind. fl
Read the Bible in course; read it
so with your family fyou like, but
when you gather them around you in
that precious morning, give them as
Keynote for the day, some helpful
Old Testament story of faith and its
reward, psalm full of praise or con-
secration, sweet words of comfort and
counsel from the lips of Christ and
his apostles. ans.
Ifyou are pressed by cares, have
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