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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
pYArH AT A FIRE

PHILADELPHIA, June 2. A FIRE in
the Hampton woolen mills Saturday
morning caused loss OF $4,000 and the
death of Frank Mangelstrafs. A2ngel-
ssrafs was unable 70 escape from the
building and was sufocated by the
smoke. The f-e originated from spon-
tsneous com bustion on the fifth floor.
AZ ISDIANA FACTORY II ASHES
MARION. Ind. June 2-The Clover
Leaf Manufacturing COmpany's estab-
ljshnent, employing thirty peools, vas
destroyed bY fire sunday afternoon.
The loss is So. 600. partially insured
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

PrrrsBCRGB, Pa, June AT the Tx
position Mechanical Hall sunday night
Rev d. John Hall, OF New York, ad-
dressed large audience in tho manner
OF the simple Scotch-Irish service q old
This was the closing event ~ tae con-
veution here. and 5000 people attended
Five thousand more gathered outside Of
the building and were addressed bF
Rev D- Purvis. ~ his cit~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
Don't Pay TIL You Are Cured.

DR.. Z. Regan, specialist for the last
three years, located in the Porter block
1924 Monroe-st., and known asthe Lake
side Physician. All forms OF Recta
diseases cured or no pay. Call or Writ
for my new method, the Ideal of al
Cures, used by ladies 1T home.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

sax FRANCrsco June 1-The Billiard
contest Between Schsefsr and McCleerT
closed Saturday night Schsefsr scored
another rub - 1. coo points. which m sde
q continuous run al $500 points for The
-hree nizt-s NcCleery had 10 orpor-
tsnit7 .o use his enc af.er the frst night
90 80 -er -est r. sen be- scored ff-sen
points IRE score a. the -lcsc. Schsefsr.
G0Cs. N-S eerr. -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

a wrong corset tortures or
worries a woman worse than
anything else she has on, or
can put on. unless it be a
wrong shoe.
There is a right corset, a
ready-made corset, right Tor
almost every woman-one.
There IS only one OF which
the seller will say Bring ii
back in a week, or two, or
three, and get your money for
it, if you are willing to part
with it." and that one Is
Balls.
There's a primer on Cor.
sets for you at the store.
CHICAGO coasrr Co. CA.caGo and New YORK.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

F1Tss ReE. "a Trnss -Ssrsn tn--
srsi s---s -ette-s eng -res te~s as m
- eFhe1T CITY hsvs sEuck -o- A. -
Vzncs - t-lr -en-s a. h1ur ST vsrss
Iaez save 5esu rscelv1r7 g. 81 re- car.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy. is
n positive specific Tor all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
liberated, and Protrudlng Plles-Pr.ce
soc. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

A Clear Head. Bright Eye, Healthy
Stomach, and Good digestion, IS OF
the greatest Importance IN tins busy,
rushing world of OURS. LOOse's Extract
Of Red Clover viii give It ~ you.
frrv -
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

A pure and reliable medicine.-A
compound fluid extract Of roots, leaves,
harks and berries Is BurdOck Blood
Btters. They cure all diseases OF the
blood, liver aud kidneys.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
Advice 10 A.others

Mrs. WinSloW's Soothing Syrup should al
ways used Tor children teetEin@. II soOthes
the child. sOftens the gums. ailays all pain.
cures wind colic. and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea. p cents . bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
Piles. Piles. Piies.'

Beecham's Pills cure bilious and
nervous Ills.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
Lily white FIour

Makes fines, pastry, bread or biscuit
Tie best j. cheapest and most saus-
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
Sealed Proposals.
OFFICE BokRD 90 PrBifc WORKS. ;
GRANn r ArIns. Mon. IIne p lstl

OFFICE bOkBD 90 PrHffc WORKS.
GRAND RAr1Ds. Mich.. june ?. ls*.
Sealed propose = viii b- received ~ the on 90
OF the Board until Saturday. June 3. lssl a.
= 80 T.. m. Tor the construction al sewer ln
SlOley street from south Jcu~rs0n street
10 West Division street. &C -ording f0
the plans and specifications on nle at the
ONCE ~ the Board.
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any
OF al. BIDS
Zach bidder shall deposit with his roposel
the sum oI 5000. 10 be forfeited % Tia city Ol
Grand rapids iu case ae SHAH f4il ~ enter into
contract in accordance with his proposal.
should d. said proposal be accepted by the
Board Of Public Works
All propose. must hn made upon blanks that
viii b. furnished upon application At the once
OF the Board.
jun. JAMES. Y. DAVIS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Pears Soap secures beautiful COM
,Dln,fop
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Iool, 81 these pictures. What CO you want
shoes forg 10 lool. well or the i0ot. ~ 10 look
well when held IA the bAlQl
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Al RETAIL ~
GEO. +. MAYHEM,
PETER BROWN,
JOHN DAkEMAN,
IEKOLD d Co,
e. kALMBACH,
JANDORF, LEHMAYER S CO,
j.. j. LUCAS.
N. &. MURRAY 4 co,
=. \. WATSON a CO.,
=. IHELL>,
II. ROSENFIELD & BRO.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
SOLDIERS. ATTENTION. |

Have y0u sos anN haro taeh3 ls soAf
ha4ersark emItyf Have Yea Grsiuea scar
eAutesus STACK arms uAul We sc u there is
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
PURELY Personal.

1t is stated that Col. G.. G.. Briggs, Of
Grand Rapids, will be named to succeed
Col. Wells on the Board of Manage
ment of the Soldiers Home. The
colonel is brother of N II. Briggs,
Esq. Of this city, and we'll and favor
ably known here.--BGttie Creek Noon.
VIM. G.. Clark, of the Harrison
Wagon Works, left hele Tuesday even
ing for New York City, on business, to
be gone one week.
Rev. d. NJ. Fisk, of Jackson, has been
visiting friends in this city, and attend
ing the Congregational Club meeting.
Miss Hattie Pierson has accepted q
position in the Office Of VI. l.. Dunham,
as stenOgrapher and copvist.
Mrs. J. ". Young, wife of the super
ntendcnt of bridges Of the G. Il. & L.,
Is seriously III at Pittsburg.
Mrs. J. Yanstanberg left yesterday
for Lockport, y. Y, to attend her
mother, who Is lll.
Miss Nellie Hatley has returned from
a visit with Mrs. VIM. Deary, of Green
vile.
George Clapperton was in Adrian
yesterday on legal bu mess.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wirzel, of Muskogon,
are visiting friends in this city.
p. T.. Corbitt has returned from a
busidess trip to Iona.
W. y. Moody, of Big Rapids, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss George Middleton is home from
Detroit.
VIM. Champion has returned to Bay
CItv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
k it a sa,ires

To the Editor OF the TELEGRAs-HEkALB.
The reporter of the TELEGRAa-HER-
AID gave an admirable synopsis of Rev.
DR.. Fairs address Sunday evening ~
various charitable societies gathered al
st. Mark Church. The pith of the
whole matter, however, lay in the
application which the reverend gen Il e.
man so happily made, and which the
reporter-possibly because of his I'M
Willingness TO disturb the society OF 81
Marks people-unhappily failed te
show up.
After stating the several good rea-
sons why people should JON one OF
other of the beneficiary societies, the
preacher addressed himself TO his peo
pie, dividing them into three classes
VIZ: churchmen, Christians and com
munlcants, urging them TO JOIN, and
giving them the assurance that ii would
develop and cause To grow III theli
hearts IA feeling of brotherly love, char
ity, good willand all the graces, not only
among themselves, but toward strang
ers and church members. He spok,
most feelingly of the loyal devotion
and loving kindness evinced to himself
by the members of these societies, anC
because they were members, during hi
late illness.
Taking it all-in-all, the address
whether so intended or not, was the
most admirable satire and the most
polished sarcasm upon the proverba
coldness, lukewarmness and inditfer
ence toward strangers, church mem
berS, of the "churchmen, Christian
and communicate" who own st
Marks Church and call it Gods house
that was ever uttered in Grand Rapids
| The "Chrstiaus," even il they be no
"churchmen or communicate" recog
nize and appreciatesuch utterances.
L. S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27


The desire % obtain omething for
nothing + ever present ii TIE human
race And 10 the careful observer, the
movement 70 reduce the hours OF labor
has rs Tlse partly II tins desire. No
one wants 10 work less hours Ter les
pay al the LABOR agltat0Ts demand
tue same money for shorter days II
tnls should be obtained, as Ne sincerely
hole II viii, unfortunately after a short
TINE the result ali Dc leSSefed value 81
money; money Mil not buy 50 much,
and Wages WlA ls as lon a. before
Benefit tie nottingham, but do n0tn-
Ing that vii lower as Wages.
What then, can be doney Ii Is easier
10 ASK such question than 10 give a
correct answer. But al vii agree ln
saying that the healthier man l., the
better OF be ls- Vine can be happy
when nervous. sleepless, Oh with poor
. dlgest!ong A s.tt Of the blues il the
sure result. Prof. Phelps did more for
+ humanity ia discovering Paine Celery
+ Compound than many a noted phllan-
throplSt. This wonderful medicine
makes the weak strong, builds up new
nerve tissue, and strengthens thg vital
forces. Ii is perfectly pure. II Is a
scientific preparation. Ii has curative
powers in brain and nerve disorders
! such as no other medicine possesses.
The most remarkable testimonials 10
It's wonderful effect are shown. 1t Is
a unique medicine, like nothing else.
When the head aches, the face Hush
es, rheumatic or neuralgc pans APP
pear, and life becomes 4 burden, use
Paine's Celery Compound. That hol-
! low-eyed, sallow-skinned, prematurely-
old look disappears. Deep sleep comes
1 like balm 10 the irritated nerves.
Strength of mind and body return
and sickness and suffering are driven
away by health and happiness. Our
! best citizens are using THIS medicine
regularly, and It's great popularity Is
the result of unquesuoned merit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
Mnsnn. Mahe Nohle.

American MasOns NAV not be aware
that there exists a kingdom N Europe
where. should 8 man desire the honor
Of nobility. hereditary in his family
and recognized by the laws of the land
at ail mouarchIal courts. all he has 20
DO y 70 join the MasOus and work his
way up "a the fifth degree IN peculiar
but most Instructive rite, whose very
name Is unknown ia this uncnlightencd
country. The King Of the Svedes,
Goths and Nandals. is Grand Master Of
Masons in bis domain. AMI the Masonic
system therein pracNced = known a.
the Swedish rites, consisting Of twelve
degrees, the final and cTowning one
conferred by the King upon himself
and himself alone. when ne assumes a
Masonic Ntle "~alomols sauchfcatus,
illummatus. magnus Ieh0vs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
GRAND LODGE OF X. P'S.
win Meet i'm East saginaw Next Mont
in Annual Convention

win Meet i'm East Saginaw Next Month
in Annual Convention.
The annual convention OF the Grand
Lodge of Knights of Pythias will be
held at East Saginaw, on March IL.
The local lodges will be represented by
the following gentlemen: j. VI. jam
ison, delegate from Eureka, No. >; DIR.
A. Robinson. delegate from Cowan, No.
50. Lily Lodge, No. 10, has not been
organized fora sufficient length of time
TO allow of It's being represented by a
delegate, but W. |. Page, past chancel-
Tor, will 90 from that lodge. w.
III. LOomis, frand inner guard, goes as
an officer of the grand lodge, and NJ.
F. Scott, chairman of the committee on
the state of the order, will also TO from
this city. The meeting is held annu-
ally, and strenuous effort will be
made by the Grand Rapids delegation
and by the friends of this city to have
the next meeting, a year from now,
held here. Preparations for the Ma
tional conclave, To be held in Milwau-
kee next July, are being made early,
and about $1,000 has been raised TO de-
fray the expenses of those who will at
tend from here, and also to help in pay
ng for the celebration in Milwaukee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
A LITTLE BLONDE
" ants sitzatlon as Hoasekesper' WIZ
or >omslhInE

We get some peculiar letters, sad
Superintendent Eastman, ''but one lesi
received 'czps the climax l thihA'
Here il a. and ne handed the re-
porter letter 0f whieh the following Z
3 copy:
HAssIBAI, No, Feb. -, 1871
Police Headquarters;
DEAR SIR--I wish situation IS house
keeper FOR some nee lentlemans
wld0wer with one or tsO children wltii
a pleasant home hs must have good
taste. eau bring good recommends
ton; am httle blonde s. yeaes Old
good looking, 50 they say, and sly llsh
tirst-elass ho9sekeeper; make al OF IA,
dresses aud clothing; do all kinds oi
work III Art. go IA the best society
make many friends wherever | 20; I've
IL the Country now, but use 10 town
and City; Dear Gentleman please try Il
tnde ne a nice situation perhaps yoe
have trends; OF they have friends
VINO wants housekeeper. Please
answer TINS the reason write 10 you;
did not know who else would take an
interest III me. Direct NJ. A. y.
Hannibal, No.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

Their time n j4il. Cunning got eo days
as Eoe instigAtoT Of the plot, znd Barr
took - Gays.
OHleeE sehohy arrested Peter Van
EIteu Tor drunkenness. last evening On
Cass-st.
A warrant chaEgiBg 4. McIoWen With
Assault and battery, aas seEYed o. Nc
eiossn yesterday.
J.W. Smith 4 Co.. furniture dealers
Of Port Huron, have assigned. The IL
abilities are placed al - co., and Grand
kaples dealers nave snail CLANS.
The spectacle Of = woa2sn ia the
patgol wage Was - be seen On the
streets Yesterday. Gertie Bosnia VAS
taken frOns - FinBey-st., drunk, 70
police hea3ggasters, aud thence 70 the
lail for hi ats lodging.
The specis act "A reference 70 the
protection ~ women and children 10
the factories las been printed on cards
according - tie instruction OF the
Common Council, and they are being
posted IN al the factories OF the elty.
Following up a custom that is becom-
ing quite prevalent. the teachers Of the
Jackson High school, purpose 20 visit
the Grand Rapids schools today and 10
morrow. They will remain 10 DC pres
ent AZ the meeting Of the State School
Masters Club, which eOnvenes on sat
urday.
Col. Bishop returned home last night
from serving jury summons for the
March term OF tke circuit court and
VII 90 10 Chicago today. The sheriff
has been 'naKips things hustle IN hi'
department lately and wheat thieves
arm predatOFs and country maraud-
ers have been gathered in remorselessly
and with dispatch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
A DANCING DERVISH.
A Frisky Horse That Didn't Like Stree,
Cars Any Way.

Cars Any Way.
Tuesday afternoon horse attached
to car No. /, on the West Fulton-st.
line, was seized with a playful mood
and before ne could be checked he had
jerked the car across Pearl-st. and off
the tracks, nearly paralyzing the pas
sengers. While frisking about he got
one leg tangled up in the running gear.
Instead of quieting him down this
seemed to enthuse him still more, and
the driver was obliged to unhtch him and
hitch on span of horses from another
car TO draw his car back on the track.
The animal was then given another
trai, but no sooner did he hear the
rumble of the car behind him than he
started off on n mad gallop and ran into
the rear end of another car. The col
hsion was of most decided character,
but the horse escaped injury by deftly
turning to one side, thus allowing the
two cars clear field. When last seen
he was capering up the track, the noise
of the wheels mingling with his wild
West snorts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

Six eases of German plate mirrors
have been resolved BY the Sigh Farai-
ture Company. The goods are badly
damaged hy salt water aud sre lift n
tat bondsd warehouse until the dam
age can he fully asceTfNncd. The
goods were shipped oa fhe steamer
henisrd srd Che eresri encountered a
sefere storms and sh ppea sevtfal ssas
ard snnfa of thn water faan1 e. say
nta fae hold ard dsmsgei ihe eafza.
TIE 8ufv "a thn zaods ore sf1e fa. and
they xsFs insured as damage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

The relations and friends of Miss
Maggie snyder, who died at the I. y.
A. Home on Thursday last, desire 10
express sincere thanks to those who
kindly assisted them IN their hour of
ereavcment, especially the officers and
employees of the home. of which the
deceased was an employe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

1t i the current report about town
that Kemp's Balsam for Sore Throat
and Lungs il making some remarkable
cures with people who are troubled
with Coughs, Sore Throat, Asthma
Bronchitis and Consumption Anv
druggist will give YOU = trial bottle free
OF cost. It's guaranteed 10 relIeve and
cure. The large bottles arr SOC and ST.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

The Young Ladies' Military Society
of the Messiah Baptist Church, give a
benefit concert this evening at Rim
guette's Hall, 504 South DivisIon-st.
,dmission 10 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

F. w. Wurzburg, the jeweler, Il
Canal-st., announces that Miss Alma
Nebel, l46, West Bridge-st., was the
lucky guesser of the watch which he
gIevs to the person guessing the nearest
to the time it stopped; the same had
stopped at O'Clock, 10 minutes, q
seconds. The above party guessed {
O'Clock, IA minutes, 50 seconds; within
80 seconds of the correct time. The
next nearest guesser was Ed. B. Daniels
Olympic Theater, Chicago, who guessed
hours, Il minutes and 80 seconds.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
Dettonthaler receives ovstcrs daily.


OF good Ship Storm King says: For the
past i've years / have used sulphur
BittcTs on board my vessel. and have
not lost man. They are a sure pre-
yenuve OF att contagious fevcrs SO Incl
dent e. warm climates. Please send ne
at once two dozen bottles, AID obiige J..
,srr Arrr
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

For curtain-top Office Desks, either
walnut or oak, S25 to $50, go to Wine
gar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

New stock of cloaking just receive at
Noigt, Herpolshelmer & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

There will be given Benefit Concert
by the Young Ladies Military Society
for the Messiah Baptist Church Thurs
day, February p, at Ringuette's Hall,
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

Cloakings by the yard. New style
at low prices.
NoIGT, HERPoIsHEIMEH & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

For Draperies, Turcoman or Chenille
from a to Sl6 per pair, go TO to Wine
gar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

For a fancy Oak Rocker. plush seat,
for $3.50, go to Vinegar Furniture Com
many
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
A Lucky Guesser.

New styles in cloaking at Voigt, Her
polsheimer & Co.'s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

Elegant line of cloaking just received
at NoIgt, HeTDolshelmcr q Co. :.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27
Benefit Concert.

Step in and see those new cloakings at
Noigt, Herpolsheimer & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

For Pillar Extension Table, with
oak finish, for Sc, go to Vinegar Furni-
ture COmnanY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-27

Spring weight cloaking in all the
colors. NoIGT, HERPoLsHEIMER d Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
TBE CHRlSIIly'S JOY
JOY That IS True and JOY That If
false
A Large Congregation al the f""h'~as-
strest B@ptist Church ~Ha a.
ImsFlrisg >sfiHen.

A large cougre gar0n assembled AZ
the Founta su..t Baptist Chawh
Yesterday morning Rev. Kerr b. Iup-
pea selected as h.s text. ISAIAH, lxyl4,
Behold my servants shall sing fog JOY
of heart, and tie seneIal subJect was
Christian JOY.
After au introduction OF SOME length
and some general observations ou the
glory Of JOY. IN which he foTeshadowod
the line of his thought. and alter set
ung forth some distinctions between
spurious happnes, and false loE, the
preacher said tlat true JOY had fom
character FIRST, lis puuly, see
oud, lis elevation. third, lls sOLdlty
fourth, IL durability.
Happiness i fulfilling the object 81
existence. ln any pursuit snort ui tins
there can lee 10 true JOY. Spiritual
happiness ls 10 cultivate God and ENJOY
HIM forever. A l0e that ispare comes
only from association with that which
is pure. Tnis wa illustrated by "a COM
parisOn of the different grade, Of
human ASSOCIATION. We Get ouf i.est
mpuls only 10y compamOnship with
the best men. so 4 contact with God
changes the whole nature. InthIs con-
nectlon he sand that a virtuOus person
Is never ugly-lhat, always through
an apparent superficial uglincss there
beams q radiance that can not be ms
taken.
No Christian man is happy who has
not right conception OF FIN. Sin and
Joy can never mlN.
secondly, JOY involves a conscious
ness OF oneness with cod. 4 Joyous
man must be able 10 say, at is not
that live, but Christ which dwel!cth IN
me-
Thirdly, Joyous Christian must be a
consocratcd man; TO he a happy he
must be "a working Christian.
Fourthly, the realization OF my pres
ent unworthiness, with the Joyous hope
that il viii only be for a day, u decade,
a few years at most. The most cxuit-
ing 10Y | have j. not from a happy
home. not from any comfort, or Joys
which surround me here, but that,
while II doth not yet appear what ]
shall bc, know that when Christ, who
j. our life, shall appear, shall also
appear with him ia glory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-17
The Law OF THE klNCD0N.
Heaven Is Not a Place. but a Con-
dition.
Rev. George Henry Dole breaches a Ser
moh Fun OF Food at the New Church
Yesterday.

Mark ~: 26-2S.-So IS the Kingdom of
God a. if man should cast seed into
the ground, and should sleep, and rise
night and day, and the seed should
spring and grow up, he knoweth not
how, for the earth briugcth forth fruit
of herself; first the blade, then the
/ ear, after that the full corn IN the ear.
Now Is the beginning Of the period of
/ religious revolution. Science has
changed the methods Of acting and
/ living; and the past false crcedo have
! gone down 10 give place 10 higher con-
ceptions OF the truth. The times, there
| fore, make the mornings theme liv-
/ ing issue; and 1t becomes us to ask,
what IS salvation? We all agree that il
/ the attainment of IIeaven-the king
dom OF God. Now Heaven IS not a
place To which entrance ls gained by
the arbitrary Will of a keeper. Repent
cnCc = not an instantaneous act. saliva
ton or Heaven i an interior state of
life, ana Il gained 10y living according
To divine order. The choice Is mans
viii, not the Lords. "WhosOever
viii, may COME" There IL nothing ar
btrary IN the laws that affect the soul
The analogy Oi that natural and spirit
ual world Is perfect. Development Is
stamped ON all natures forms. Ii Is 30
with the growth OF spiritual body and
spiritual faculties. In the process of
the physical ana mental development
OF the child, the youth, the man, there
comes time when. 10y means of spirit
ual truths, man can purify his af-
fcctiOus and thoughts, and tit himself
for birth INTO the spiritual world, which
takes place at death, when ne becomes
IN angelic being.
TOILustrate: Salvation comes through
obedience, not as reward OF obedience.
Tins appears clearer when we realize
that the Kingdom Of God is not. pr-
mar.ly, a place, but state. derived from
the reign OF divine truth IN the heart.
The Kingdom of God IS within YOU"
Ii ! n development IN characterized
east into the ground, a. IN the text
winch springs up, first the blade, then
the ear, after that the full corn IN the
car. salvation Is an interior work, ac-
complished by the use of power in re-
>lsuug evils, and consisting Of thc
gradual establishment OF the gO1 81
Incnt OF divine truth upon the throne
OF tine VIII.
Also. salvation of different degrees.
some may bc more intcrlOrly saved
than others. Heaven IsnO more a dead
level than tine earth. st Paul was
caught up INTO the third Heaven. If
there are "thc least I'D the Kingdom of
Heaven, we may know there are de-
grees Of Heaven there, a, OF patriot
Ism here.
IL d, manifest that salvation Is not the
reward Ot au instantaneous repentance,
tor then the act mg ght be postponed
until death, and then ali would alike
gain heaven. The measure Of repent
auce Is the measure OF heaven. II the
ueathen lives up 20 the rght-and all
men have some true ideas Ot right-to
that degree DE wi be saved
The essence of the inward life which
salvation IS, j. Love. tine love Of neigh
Tor aad the love of God. Without such
love. there Is no salvation. God IS
Love.