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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Company 3 Of the third battalion. D. eng.
, last night gave the second or their series of
hops in the Globe building. Capt. W. Mahany
acted as master of ceremonies.
At LAO o'clock this morning a shed in Ford 8
brick yard took fire and about s25 damage
was done.
Last evening lighted match thrown on the
moor OF the oil room OF A. 8. Clark's grocery
corner OF uh street and Florida avenue, caused
nre but the damage was slight
in the divorce case of Sadie Estelle Letting
well against VIM. Albion Leffngwe!l the latter
mas hled an answer, in which he denies the
charge of willful desertion
In the case OF Sarah V. Zahn against George
'. Iann TOT divorce the complainant asks for
the custody OF the three surviving children.
In the Circuit Court Judge Montgomery to-
day excused W. Lee White as a Juror.
q. 1; Gibbons was today reappointed Q con-
stable by the Court in General Term
The will of the late Frederick Cudlipp, filed
yesterday, leaves his estate to his six children
and his grandchildren. C. s. Cudlipp and
Samuel Hodgkins are named as executors.
California on Slides.
The Washington Camera Club entertained q
house full of its friends last night at GAR
Hall with an irregular series of seventy views
in California taken by the members Of the
Pacific Coast Amateur Photographic Associa-
ton, and IN pursuance of the plan OF inter
ShahSc pIc'dhiuo among the various amateur
camera clubs of the country sent to Washing
ton for exhibition, accompanied by lecture
descriptive of the slides. The lecture in this
instance was delivered by Secretary Jewett Of
the home club who was introduced in a pre-
hminary talk by President Hansmann. The
views OF the state were unlike those usually seen
In professional exhibitions and we're that much
more interesting. Some of the pictures were
beautiful and were accorded instant applause.
Others were instructive. others so artistic as 70
almost bring doubt that they we're reproduc-
tons from nature, and all were interesting.
The slides were selected from some two hun
dred taken by the club and represent its best
work, and the club has every right occasion
and circumstance to be proud Of itself and the
very successful result of its efforts. A sugges-
ton might be made to the Pacific coasters that
the lecture they send with their slides is not
up to the standard of the slides. Like all
California products, its size is slightly out of
proportion. The Washington club is pre-.
pairing series of slides which promise to be of
national interest.
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MoQUETTE CARPETS. per yard, SLIPS; made
and laid, 81. IS. $50 patterns.
W. b. MOsEs Il Sous, and 18th sta.
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Walked Out of a Window While Asleep

At 20 o'clock this morning Dempsey Metz,
young man twenty-six years DID, was badly
injured by falling from a third-story rear win
dow at his home 9O3 Z street northwest. The
people in the house were aroused by hearing
groans and found him lying in the back yard.
The patrol wagon was called and he was taken
to the Emergency Hospital. where it was found
that his lett arm was broken and he Was badly
bruised. lie walked in his sleep to the win
dow. He is an empioye Of the Boston Variety
Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-10

OFFICE FURNITURE in good variety. Did you
see the ad. in the Post!.
W. Ii. HoUGHToS Co.,
l2lS and 1920 at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-10

The vell-known firm Of johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
arm in the United States
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FoR SATURDAY AND MONDAY only at The
OriOle, S2z tin and 1910 18th streets, balance Of
our remnants OF % cent cashmeres at ~ and
121a cents per yard.
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HAVE you a hight weight overcoat? II not, see
our s10 quality before purchasing one.
EIsEMAS Bios, 9TH and Z.
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my6-tu.th.f fam
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POCKET KNIVES cheap. WALFoRD's, y All Pa. ave

PoRTIEREs AND HEAVY CURTAINS
That we
are displaying in such great variety that we
shall ask you to pass opinion upon them, as
they certainly will cause you to talk for US.
Price from So per pair 10 Sl75 per pair.
W. h. HoUGHToN Co.,
lZIS-l220 St NV.
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Do Nor Buy anywhere until you have seen
Wesley Heights, adjoining the grounds Of the
great Methodist University. The most lovely
spot for rural homes. sale opens September
Is and closes October -. Prices, 10 to 20c
per foot JONI +. WAGGAMAN,
Cor 18th and q sts nv
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TIE LATE Wan.

The is long since over and arasty has grown to
be man since the smoke Of cannon darkened the
southern sky.
If you don't know who Grasty is. where he does
business and what he sells and that you can save
money by visiting his extensive double stores, then
there is not much in writing history &C..
you are concerned. and doubt II you know the
over Grasty has been here about months and
people have discussed him. and moro probably cussed
HIM. than any other business man in the city.
Those who buy have discussed his exceedingly low
prices and those who sell have cussed his very small
profits. Nobody ever heard Of Decorated Dinner Set
for 81 S, English Toilet Set. 81 SO: six Tumbers
l3c CarpetTacks. lie. box Padded Carpet Lining DC
yard; Solid Oak Chamber Suite. $40. 95 Plush or
Hair Cloth Parlor Suite, ESQ; Oak Sideboard
$3.50, &C. Best Cane Seat Chairs Imitation Walnut
&c. Solid Old Chairs. SIC Full-size CARPET Seat
Rocker. sSc.. &c, until Grasty came. Ii you want
Carpets. Oil Cloths. Furniture, CHM, Glass; Tin
Ware. &c. don't buy until you have been to l5lO-l2
9TH st. NV. and asked to Grasty. See what you
can do. Don't doubt till you try
s27 GRAsTY.
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HAVE YOU Sem the new line of silkelines we
have Just received! 15c. per yard
W H. HOUGHToS d Co
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LOIS selling very fast in Wesley Heights. .

INVESTORS, attend ssle OF four houses on 9Th
street northeast on Saturday. October IL, at
p. IN. See advertisement r. VosE 4 Co., 500
b street southeast-Adrt
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FoR BARaAISs in preech leaders 20 to TAP
PANS. 1913 Pa. ave.
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HAGERsTowN FAIR.-The B. and O. r. r. Co
will sell excursion tickets to Hagerstown, in
Guiding admission to the fair for all trains Oc-
tOber Is to II inclusive. valid for return until
October Is inclusive, at reduced rates, and on
Thursday, October l6, will run q special train,
leaving Washington 7:30 am. Tickets good
for this day only 81, including admission to
the fair.
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HAVE You SEEN Wesley Heights, adjoining
the grounds OF tine great Methodist University!
II not give us cali. Sale closes October 70
Prices, 10 and zoe. per foot
JOHN f. WAaGAMAN, cor. l4th and G sts n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-10

EXAMINE the material of which We make
suits to order tor go and SIS.
EISlMAN BROS, It'll and E.
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DoN'r PURCHASE ANYWHERE until you see
University Heights. For plats, &c. call on
KEDFOED W. WALKER, 1OUG L ST.. or Ii. BARTON,
1881 1T.
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For FIsHISe TACKLE at low prices go to
TAPPAS's, 1913 Pa. ave.
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CARPETS CAMPHoRAIED ana made moth proof
free oil charge. EMPIRE CAAPEr CLEANING
NoRKs, 63l-635 Mass ave. NV. Telephone 4Z5-2.
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Now Is THE TINE To Buy.

AVN 40 - he l. lAE Il U Y.
Our stock is now complete in all its depart
ments. Goods all bought at old prices, which
benefit goes to you.
special bargain in 3S-inch Atwood Stripe
Cashmere III Blue, Gray, Garnet. Brown, Green,
Scarlet and Plum at 80 cents; worth 80 cents
Afew pieces Of 38-inch Checks. dark effects,
to go at 45 cents.
Silk-fnished Henriettas in Dshlia Garnet
Marine, Myrtle, Mordorc Borax Bromuro,
Usage and Csbac, only 70 cents
Dress Patterns in Stripes and Plaids at al o
and $3.50.
Weare showing Special Values in Black Fsille
Silks at 75c.. 81 and 31.25.
Our Monopoly Black Gros Grain SILK cannot
DO eQualed at the prices 81. 3L25. 81. SO, u. Is
and 81.
24-inch Black &C. Silk. special drive q.
sl.2o.
Black surahs at IS. 90. Toe. 81. sl12 and
Sl.25.
Vslvets and Pushes. all colors, at less than
regular prices.
oARHARr LEIDH.
s2s 7th ST. and 7oe 1t. NV
Philadelphia Store o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-10

We CALL ATTENTION to the bargains offered
on fourth page by Louvre Glove Company.
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HEALTH is your reward if you use A. B. c.
Tonic In the spring.
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EIsEMAN Bros, It'll and E.

Our stock of sultiEgs and trOuserings is COM
posed of all the latest effects Of foI eign and
domestic looms.
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OCR custom trousers at IS have no equal
The material is of elegant quality, the make
and huish excellent and the III faultless. Con-
vince yourself 10y an inspection.
EtsEMSS HHDs It'll and T.
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Bur YoUK Coal Of j. MAURY DOVE. Onl
highest grades oil family coal handled
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Furniture. CAnpErs AND S1ovrs
CHEAP FOR CASH
OR ON CREDIT AS CHEAP AS FOB CASH
JOHN Ridden,
$50 AND s32 SEVENTH ST. NV.
Announces Full Line Of
OAK. Walnut and Sixteenth Century Bed Room Suites:
Also Parlor Suites in Rug. Plush and Haircloth
special feature of this display will be found in his
s35 PARLoR sUITEs
These Suites consist Of seven pieces and the supply
has hardly been able to meet the demand few are
now on hand and first callers will obtain . bargain
they will never regret.
sideboards. wardrobes, Hat Racks and . variety of
Fancy Chairs and Rockers will also be found.
The stock Of Carpets. in Velvet Body Brussels and
Tapestry embrace the newest designs in this depart
ment and the prices will not be equaled in any house
in town.
All Carpets made and laid without charge to pur-
ohasers.
Stoves Heaters and Ranges in every variety and ..
lowest prices.
The special pride of this establishment has been
that it has always met the of its patrons in the
selection of its goods in its prices and particularly
its convenient credit system. Thousands Of house.
keepers have avaed themselves of the
afforded for furnishing their homes on 8 small cash
payment and easy weekly or monthly terms for the
balance. Thousands more may do likewise by pur-
chasing at the mammoth Credit and Cash
FURNITURE. CARPET AND STOVE STORES OF
JOHN RIDDEN,
o2.lm $50 AND e32 7TH ST. NV.
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CONDITION OF TIE wArKR

For the District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia, warmer; southerly winds; fair
weather.
CONDITION OF TIE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water at 2
am.-Grest Falls. temperature, 63: condition.
T. Receiving reservoir. temperature, bS. Con-
dition at north connection. IL: condition at
south connection. 80: distributing reservoir.
temperature 81: condition at infiuent gate
house, IL; condition at eminent gate house. II
high tide in the river, 5:23 p. M; low tide In
the river, 1l:51 pm
EvrpESrIY Our DISPLAY OF LACE CURTAINS
Of our own importation. many OF them made
from suggestions from Mr.. Houghton person
ally has proved q surprise to great many Of
our customers, and our sales have been
greater than ever before IN this lue We wish
those wanting laces to see them.
We have the old Ettennie curtains.
new PhyrigiaD -
" Petite Point "
Besides all regular and known styles.
w. H. HoUGHToS Il Co.. l2lS-1220 F st.
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ScRoFuLA

Is the most ancient and most general Of all diseases
Scarcely family is entirely free from it. while thou
sands everywhere are its suffering slaves Hoods
sArsaparills has had remarkable success in curinG
every form Of scrofuls The most severe and painful
running sores. swelngs in the neck gotre. humol
in the causing partial total blindness have
yielded to the powerful effects of this medicine 1,
thoroughly removes every trace Of impurty from the
blood and builds up the weakened system.
N. B-1fyou have decided to try Hoods Sarsaparilla
do not be induced to take my other.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for S5. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell Masa
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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FREDERICK FAIR--1he Is. and o. r. r. Co.
will sell excursion tickets to Frederick, includ-
ing admission to the fair, at tho low rate Of
S2.2O for all trains October Is to II inclusive.
good for return until October 18. On Wednes-
day, October Is, special train will leave sta
ton, New Jersey avenue and C street. $50
In. and on Thursday, October l6, a special
train Will leave ut $50 am. Tickets will be
sold on these two days "wednesday and Thurs
day., including admission to the fair and its
attraction, at the rate OF sL65, good only on
day Of sale. For time of regular train see
time table in other column of this paper.
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TIED BABY,s HANDS"

To prevent its scratching its burning. itching bleed
ing, scay skin scalp How often have heard this
pitful story! Terrible is the suffering of these lit
tie ones yet CUTICURA affords instant and grateful
relief and in every tends to speedy and
ical cure This will be glad news to many Q heart
broken mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-10

At the Corner of 9th and E Sta q. w., for
tomorrow only, special prices in Black Cheviot
Worsted and Corkscrew Suits.
IL H. FRIEDLANDER
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FoR ALL KINDS of ammunition 60 to TAP
PANS 1913 Pa. ave.
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SPIRITUALIsn at wonn's Hall tonight Miss
Maggie Gaule, 7:30.
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TONIGHT will be Athletic Club night at THE
Destruction of Pompeii' at Atlantic Park. 18th
and streets. Visiting and local members of
the Amateur Athletic Union will be present.
The Staten Island cup won by the Columbus
will be pictured in fire.
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YOU WILL REGkEr not having invested at
University Heights Buy at once while prices
are low. REDEJAD ". WALKER, lOO6 L ST, or
II. BARTON, 1881 st.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Gather,

FORECAST I'LL EIsHr AN. SATURDAY..
For the District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia, warmer; southerly winds; fair
Waathar
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House. 4 HERKMASS's for furniture and car.
pets. Cash or credit. See ady't, page 6.
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Besides all regular and known styles.
w. II. HoUGHToN 4 Co., l2lS-1220 ST.
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arerotihed that we have the LARGEST FORCE OF
PRINTERS employed in the city and can set out
Briefs in shorter time than any other Office oa.lm
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I'D % I I u q q B Z
WASHINGTON, ID. q.
AUTUMN RESORTS.

II oTEL IMPERIAL, MARYLAND AVE, ALLAN
lite City.-D Getty on the beach Open all the year
handsomely furnished; heat. gas, electric bells:
cuisine unexceiIed. terms $40 70 All per week. A.
~ e3 per day. q. W. kENDkICK. s20- I'm
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OAKS

1--WE discuss Boys matters on page today-to
Of the second column.
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COOP investment can be made in Wesley
Heights. -
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Fresh Supply Of Those Superior 50. 80
Saxony Wool German Hand Knit Jackets, SELL
ing so rapidly at 81 40. in all colorsa at {. AUER-
BACH's, 9TH and II, Domestic Sewing Machine
and Pattern Agency ol0-2t
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Zoe. Seamless Half Hose. double heels ant
toes, IN all colors; selling so RAPIDLY a, l5c..
pairs for 70c.. at c. AUEEBACH's. 9TH and II
Domestic Sewing Machine ann Pattern Agency
ol0-2t
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WI MAKE THE CIGAR YoU MAKE TINE
w smoke. TIGER CuBAsA.The bsst Cigar. DC
LEOPOLD All-LEk Sons
s21-ly lte ChAmben at M.
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Breech Leaders for hire Go to TApPAS's,
1913 Pa ave. ol-lm
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-03-15

an obscure village OF Indiana moro
than eighteen years before. II was
an absolute divorce granted to her
father from her mother The father
Ind been infatuated with widow OF
the nelghborhood at the time the d.
vorce was obtained. and had gone over
TO Indiana to get free from his wife.
His attentions 10 the widow had
created quite little talk Ia the church
at the time. but the widow had died
OF fever suddenly. ana when everybody
Ind felt very sorry for having talked
about her. and the matter was soon
forgotten. IL had happened that the
divorce was granted just when the
widow was sick.
Mr.. Conover, having lost the widow.
had found himself In peculiar condi-
tion. He had not had courage to con
TESS his sin TO his wife, and so had con-
tinued to live with her all those years
unlawfully. He had lived "A model life
In all respects save this one. The
daughter. in clearing out tho garrett
had found the divorce inside OF an old
carpet bag, whore II had been placed
between tho cover aud lining. In put
ting her hand in the carpet bag she had
felt the outline OF the document aud
curiosity had prompted her 70 rip it
out Then she had taken II straight
way to the barn. where she hal read
the riot or some other sort OF severe
lecture To the old man, and he had
been clad 10 adopt the method she had
suggested to get him out Of the scrape.
1T. Wayne Disp tch
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Human Love

No one who has looked into life with
honest eyes can have failed TO discover
that IL derives untold value from the
love which welcomes It's dawn. attends
its growth, and advances step by step
and soothes ana cheers It's old age.
Human love is itself pearl OF great
price. How IL enlargcss cnriches
and ennobles life! What benehceut
ministries Il conducts! What patient
herolsm aud severe self-suppression II
inspiresl In a mother II is faith aud
hope and patience and effort and VIC
tory. In young hearts IL Is transform
ing gladness. aud awakening TO the re-
sponsibility and 70 the rapture OF life.
La manhood and womanhood II Is the
balm OF care. refuge in temptation
and source OF serenity.
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chnrconl for rcedlng.

Grain-fcd and especially corn-fed
hogs relish little charcoal mixed with
their raiions. IL corrects the acldity
which corn causes. md will often bring
n cloyod animal back To It's feed Char
coal Is also good for fowls. Ia winter.
whom snow l. on the ground. IL fills the
gizzard aud helps 20 grind the food.
Slightly charring corn before feeding
makes IL better for producing eggs.
though IL Is better still 10 substitute a
partial ration OF whole wheat which
gives material fos both the al3umeu
and the shell OF the eggs.
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IiousehoId Notes.

To freshen salt hsh soak them In
sour milk
A red hot iron passed over old putty
will soften IL 80 10 can be easily re-
moved.
The more even temperature In the
cellar the better what Is stored there
will keep.
A piece of sponge fastened To "A stick
Is good thing with which 10 clean
lamp chimneys.
Great improvement will be found In
ten and coffee II kept in glass fruit
Jars instead Of tin boxes
Bcets should be boiled one hour In
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Of corn stalk 70 and fro

Tho bRdcs OF corn stalk 10 and FRO
AZ the green bull rushes by,
And tho grasses shoot as they soc u 40,
And the sweet potatoes eye
Then the corn declares II would like 10 car
" hat the cabbage hoad 10 say;
but the slippery elm bark so clear
That they raise IL celery.
Tho wheat IL shocked and her feelings hurt,
For IL goes against the graft
Whom a strawberry runner tries 20 filrt
With a dandy sugar cane.
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THE BIBLE.
A Few Things Said Ab out u BY
Eminent People.


Eminent People.
1.-THE best standard OF our Ian
guage y" Bishop Lowth.
Its purity ana excellence OF Ian
guage. G.. Washington Moon.
at IS held 10 be the perfection or
our English language, " lIallam.
The English language acquired
new dignity by it."-Dr. J. White
accord the highest significance TO
these books OF literature Noah
Porter
"In no book is there so good Eng
fish, so pure and SO elegant Fisher
Ames.
The purest and most ldiomatic
forms OF expression which belongs to
their mother tongue. George T..
Marsh.
The first classic Of our lteratures
the highest exempar OF purity and
beauty OF language existing IN
speech. George r. Marsh.
Tho English Bible IS after the
lapse Of 20o years the standard OF the
purity aud excellence OF tho English
language. Adam Clark
What an age OF earnest faith has
recorded itself in the simple, pregnant
rhythmica English OF the collects of
the Bible, ~ George Eliot
"Our English Bible sustains an i'm
innate relation 10 English literature AS
n stimulator OF thought as well as a
standard OF pure English. Condlt
mo continental translation has oc-
cupied an equally influential position
in the philology and literature OF the
language to which 1t belongs ~
George T. Marsh.
The constant hearing and reading
Of the Bible and the liturgy clothes
the thought not only in The most nat
ural but in the most beautiful form of
language. rs. Il. Coleridgc.
III it had been the English OF the
men OF lettcrs OF james reign would
Ii have retained as 1t has done for two
centuries It's hold on the mind. the az
fections OF the English people9"-
Smith.
III it were not for the Bible and
common prayer book in the vulgar
tongue we could hardly be able to
understand anything that was written
among US 100 years ago. swift
The koran has not been more
acknowledge classic among the Arabs.
nor Luthers Bible among tho Ger
mans. than has the English Bible been
Ia English literature. DIR. William
Adams.
THE Anglo-Saxon. the substratum
OF our modern English, emphatically
monosyllabic. The English
Bible abounds Ia grand, sublime and
tender passages. couched almost en-
tirely in words OF one syllable. ~
William Matthews.
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rcrn,rutinc the Weod Seeds.

The idea that fermentation always
or avon generally kills weed seeds is u
common error. Some kinds may DO
thus killed. bns IL is not much OF "a
weed that is 90 easily gotten rid OF
Some kinds OF weed seeds grow better
after being gently heated in manure
heaps. Tho fear OF drawing out weed
seeds IS often given "a the reason for
not applying manure "a made. but IL
Is Il mistaken one.