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Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market frosh shad, halibut, cod
fsh, paddock, founders, sheepshead,
German carp, white fish. Labrador her.
ring, ring p.rch, pike And lot Of terra
pin.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Cloves, cinnamon, putmegs and all
spice, whole and ground, perfectly pure
Taylor q Fullerton, 302 KING street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Keep in mind this unusual
opportunity. Ourprices have
always been the lowest Tor
strictly reliable goods. And
now, to make a clear, clean,
quick closing.cus sale Of our
entire Winter stock, we take
20 per cent. off the price.
Thele is no limit rs to how
long the sale will continue
We reserve the right to
close 1t any day.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19
wANAMAKER . Brown.
20 PER CENT
D1sCoUNTl


Tell the news to your
neighbors and frie n d s.
Wanamaker & Brown are
selling their entire stock OF
Winter Clothing, both Ready
Made and Made.to- meas
ure, at . Discount Of 40 per
cent.
Overcoats. Sto m Coa's.
Fine Dress Suits. Black
Broadcloth Suits. Mems
and Young Mems cashmere
Suits. Fine Wide Vale
Coats and Vests. Black
Corkscrew Suits.
Boys Overcoats. Boys
Clothing.
Fall and Spring Over
coats.
No reservation. Tie ve,y
best aoe haze is 10 90 at a 20
per cent discount.
| A Fine Broadcloth or
Worsted so Suit-$6 in
hard cash is handed back
to you.
A Fine $40 Storm or
Overeoat-$4 in hard cash
is handed back to you.
A S15 Overcoat-S3
comes back to you.
Throus hout the entire
house all our Winter goods
will be sold at 20 per cent.
discount.
Not only the goods ready
made-the same 20 per
cent discount will extend to
our made.to'measure de-
partment.
For instance, a $40 Suil
made to measure will cost
you S32; $25 Suit for $40.
II wouAa take days Il
change prizes on a Hal
Mutton Dollars of Meychan.
! disc, so ne make no change.
in prices. You Pay ta0sntJ
PER cent less MaN the mar
kea prizes.
First quality Storm Goa
or Overcoat you'll buy
$l9, less 20 per cent, sra
40.
The F inc Montagna,
Overcoats, $40 go at S32.
The Finest Kersey Over
coats, $50, less 30 per cent
s24 Guaranteed to wea
. six years.
4 Our Fine Blue kerse
: Overcoa,s, $50, go at sic.
Finest Melton Coats mad
I, S1S, less 20 per cent, 60 a
Sl4.4o.
7 Beautiful Silk Lined Fa
. and Spring Overcoats, pc
i feet In finish.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Can be had OF Steward h Chandler.
South Side or Second and French. Try
Il. Phone ITO.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

LargesA cheapest and best assortment
Of valenti les 10 at Adams & Bro. e, sU4
Market Inset.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19
mont Forget

DON'T Forget 49,
To attend the sheriff - ~ Tbunt
No. $40 SIMPLIFY street street on n tn'
ruary 20, At 10 o'eiocA
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

OF furniture ct retail on Thursday, Feb
ruary 80, ut No. 800 shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Sherin7s sale
OF furniture ut retail on Thursday, Feb
ruary 10, at No. 800 Shipley strest.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

Linen bosom, double back. white shirt.
only &c., at Wyatt g. Co.'S, COS Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

E,DR SALE-ONE OF TIE FINEST
u located hodses in the western part
OF the city No. Ills West sth street 10
rooms and bath, front and back pogchcs,
front and side yard, bath Wi or closet
and washstand, pupered thoughout,
cellar cemented. heater and gas in cell
lar. Beautiful view from back porch.
owner leaving town and win sell ut u
bargain. Apply on the premises.
flS-l2t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-19

TOR EENT.-A FARM OF 100 ACRES
u to rents miles west OF Newark,
Delaware, t'.mhitriy known as the ward
iarm. near II. Il o. Il. Il. station. Inquire
OF JOSEPH EDW Ards, 80 Broui,ll
street, Chester. Pa. 2-iS-3tw&Jtd
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
The Contract Awarded.

The contract for the building Of St.
Joseph's school Tor colored children, and
the residence for the sisters, on French
street near Eleventh, hss been awarded
to Jshn Mulvens, and the work will be
commenced at once. Both buiidings
will have tie first story of stone, aud
the second OF brick, and In architecture
will differ IRON any buildings in the city.
The corner stone will be laid on July BY
the Right Rev. Bishop Curtis. Societies
from Chester, New Castle, Hockessin,
Baltimore, Washington ard this city
will be present and take part In the pro-
cessiop. Two special trains on the B. &
Q. railroad have been engaged to convey
tie former par!shioners OF Father dc
Ruyter's colored congregation to this
city. The Catholic socistiss Of this city
will also participate.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
The N. K. 7. clup spors..

The interest unaffected IN the oomiag
events Of the Mary X. Thislman Club
Sports ct Brandywine Springs on June 81
V increasing. A day Of clean, attractive
sport d promised. The first event ct 9. is
.. n. will bs fancy riding By J, w.
Canary, the champion fancy cyc!sr Of
the world, who has been associated with
fiiDtose q West's ministries during last
season. At Q.80 2k-mile ordinary bicy.
ole race Will b run OF, three prizes being
6ivsn, the first $50 gold watch given 81
Mis- Ihislman. tho second and third
being silverware BY the n. x. T. Club,
This beiuk an epen handicap race many
prominsnt riders from distance, includ-
Ing Crist from Washington, wilhelm OF
Heading. Won Wssorer Of Newport, Il.
l, Murphy Of Brooklyn and others will
DOUBTLESS contest with the local flyers for
the maatery.
Under the management OF Secretary
King, Of the 7. N. g. A., the base ball
nine Of the Baltimore Y. n. G. A. will
play game With the nine Of the local
association. Tho game will be called at
l.S0. and 1t will be followed BY general
neid sports OF the two associations till
P. m, when full field Of 13 events will
20 run ON BY members OF tho Whining
ton Wheel Club. These Include ordi.
naries, ssftics aud tandem. Two 6.mile
events for handicAp races will bo run for
two handsome gold medals donated By
Thomas eherwin q Son. A one-miio
state championship medal Il donated By
U. !. Rudolph. The list OF prizes 10 not
yet complete, but over $3.50 worth have
90 far been donated and full list will be
pressnted at au early datc.
The following IL . List OF the wheel
races: I mile safety, novice; mile club
ordinary; l mile novice, ordi-
nary; mile State cham pionship, ordi-
nary; mile saio;y. handicap; x mile
haudicap. ordiaary; mile safety, open;
! mile ordinary, open; 1 mile tandem,
opsni mile handicap, ordinary; mile
consolation. ordinary; mile safety,
handicap; ! mile safety, consola tion; Is
mile handicap, ordinary.
The greatest event of the day will be
the 70 mile handicap ordinary race, In
which some Of the best riders of the
country will participate. 1t Will be par
ticulariy Interesting ON account of the
entry Of West Of the Century Club Of
Phi adelphis, who won the great Irylrg-
top-Mtilburn road race on Decoration
Day, and Seeds. Of the Wilmington
Wheel Club, who took second place. 1t
was wonderful race, there being 95
starters, eighty Of them being passed by
these two men.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
CATARKH,

Catarrhal Deafness, Hay Fcver-A New
Home Treatment
-Christian Advocate.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due TO the presence of living
parasites In the lining membrane of the
hoac anu eustachian tubes. Microscopic
reeesrch, however, has proved this to 10
fact, and the result OF this discovery is
thst simple remedy has been formu-
lated whereby eataIrh, catarrhal deaf
ness and lay fever nre permanently
cured In from one to three simple appli-
cAuons, made At home by the patient
once In two weeks
n. B.-This treatment Is not snuff
OF an ointment; both have been discarded
py reputable physicians as injurious. A
pamphlet explaining this new treatment
- sent Iree on receipt of stamp to pay
10, Rosssge by 4. H. DIXON & Son, 3S7 and
'o' west King street. Toronto, Canada.
sunerers from Catarrhl troubles
snouia carefully read the above.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
supplement Ordinance Book.

Tho Delaware Printing Com papy has
completed the publishing oi handsome
book of all the ordinances passed by the
City Council since the regular book edi-
tion of 1885. The supplemental ordi-
nances are handsomely printed and
bound in sheep. This makes 1t more
convenient than TO be compelled to hunt
up loose ordinances from pigeon holes
and minute books.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap .
and
insist upon having it.
'Tis sold everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
0. .. aoxnion

~ Coa! and wood, four and feed. Lehiah
Sus s, ocnuyfkil coal, Lee coal. All
.es OF spring and winter wheat -four
com. .ota hour, Hungarian -four. Lea's
Esx ~ oarrsis or half barrels. All
,,,.u 'n.s ~ y mill fsed At mill priceA Oak or
EE neunk wood In blocks or eplit.
M driveD aud 2240 lbs. TO the ton
!. ~ rse.eed. 0@ss, yard and warehouse,
- ~" 1roatsvFest Tslsphons ss9,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Louisiana State Lottery Comn'v

Louisiana State Lottery Comply
incorporated BY the Legislature, for Edu-
Irncnise made part OF ti.e preAeut State Con-
s,iiution' IN 1879 bv an overwhelming popu-
ITS PnEsENT siHAKTER ENDING
JANUARY 1ST. 1898.
IL. Grand Extraordinary bra wings take
place se'ni-tnnuaiiy, juno and De-
cemibor and It's grand sirgIo pumber
drnwi"grtake place In eschof the otIierfO
inomhs Of tho year, and arc ali drawn
N pH6iic. nf tho Academy OF Music,
New Orleans, La
I'VE do hereby certify that we rupervise
the Arrangements for an tie MONTH"; and
ssemi- Annual drawings OF The Lonisians
ss 20 - Los.sfy , COMPANY, and In person man
that the same are conducted with honesty fair.
ness. ana In COOL fslth toward all parties n n
We autnorize the Company TO use this certlu-
cstes with fec-siinies OF our. signatures attach.
cd In Ns Advertisemsnts." :"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
IMPORTANT.

Add.'ess NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Wnshinuton, ID. G.
ny ordinary letter containing Money Order
issued by all Express Companies. New York
EXCHANGE, Draft or Postal Note,
Address Registered letters containing
currency TO
New Orleans, La.
Remember that the payment Of prizes Is
M nnnesrxnleed b- four National Bsaks OF New
EErLeAnA and The tickets are signsl by til Q
t,knn are recognixsd In the highest .Cou rts;
snencIore beware oil all limitations or
anonymous rclIenies.
a. Tne question now under consideration IL:
rum nnnn tne present charter expire In isoS by
Year,. :
One dollar 10 the price OF the smallest part
or fraction oil . Licket. tssned by us In auv
dras Anything offered In our name for
less than dollar 10 \ swindie.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Ice Cream,

wholesale and retail BY =. Z. Hanna, No.
SSl Jefferson street. Excursion parties,
picnics and families supplied ut reAsona-
BILE fAtes.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

Base Hall.
The following 9 amos were played yes.
terday:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Observation-Disclosures, 7; cleve-
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn. 4; New
York, 2.
p1AYERs' LEAGUE.
At New York-New York, z; Brook
lyn, 10.
AT ClsvelaL dele seland, z; Chicago,
II.
At Budslo-Bufslo, Q; Pittsburg, II.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Phi'adelphia-Athletlc, 8; Brook
lyD, 4.
At Louisville-Loulsyills, s; Toledo, 4.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
At New Haven-New Haven, Q; Wor-
cester, 10.
At Jersey Ci,y-Jersey City, ID; Hart
ford, 4.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
At Altoona-Altoona, @; York, 4.
AT Allentown-Allentown, 0; Leba-
non, 5.
At Easton-Easton. 8; Harrisburg, 4.
NOTES.
Rain prevented the two Philadelphia
clubs from playing at Boston.
1T was reported last night that Pete
Hansey, late OF this city, is to be signed
by the Athletic CLUB.
Tho Boston Brotherhood stock 10 BOOM
ing. Offers of el75 and $500 q share
have besn refused.
The wholesale fines inflicted on the 81.
Louis players will have . tendency to
dlsorgauizs the team.
There Is said to hc some diss at,sfsction
among the Columbus players, and
Catcher Connor IL accused of leading q
factional fight.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

The beat t1ntyps made in the cityts II
Cumming gallery, 500 Market street. 7
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
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Commissioners.

Commissioner.
. We the nndersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay Az Prizes drawn In Ths Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented ut our coun.
IL. NJ WALnlsLIcY, Pres. LouisIaiia Natl
IBank.
PIERRE I.ANAUX. Pres. State Natl B,x.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. Now Orleans Nnt.I
Bank.
CARL kOHN, Pros. Union NutlouI Bank
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
AGENTS WANTED.

For Club hates, or any furtner mforua
MON desired, write iesibly 10 the undsrsir NJ d
clearly stating your. residence, With State
Coanty, street and Number. More rapid rss
aurh nall delivery Will be assured by yoIr
Y !. nclosinx an envelope bearing your iuii ad-
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

Mammoth Drawing
At the Academy of Music, New Or
leans. Tuesday, June II. 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sc0o, 900
100000 Tickets Mt $40; Halves $50;
Quarters $40; Eiyhths 81 Twentieths
~; FOrtioths o.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
A Panic IN Silks.

I am determined d
to get some money,
out of Silks t h j s
week, and know on
ly one way to do it,
and that is the price
You will hardly be-
lieve your own eyes!
when you see t h 81
goods and pr ic 9 ].
Money ] must have,
no matter what it.
costs me to get it.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
GORDON HEIGHTS.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE,

Splendid view OF tho Delaware River
and City OF Wilmington. NO inter-
ing rapidly IN that direction and tbeso
nne situations must necessarily Hroe&lS
increase IN value. These lots are = pafA
OF the well-known Gordon tract. situu
ated about one milo north OF the citv
line and extending from the PhiIu. Pikn
to to the e.iss.s,s pslaws,s TsrF rFF,yer sscsIlaS
and will likely be extended t6 Il In q sboF1
time. The lots arelaid out loot front and
l60 TO 800 feet In depth. 1t is fnton dco
tosell TO parties who will build neat ma
attractive houses for homes.
We think no more handsomely sih
uated lots have ever been offered fos
sale arouud Wilmington. Prices wills
he started very low and terms made er
suit any purchaser. The undersIgnoa
Will be pleased to show the lots at any
time. Plots and full particulars fur.
nished ut office.
Philip IL Clark d Co
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
Asx$Y FILLS
Sat- .sd eas.. Send se for "woNAN'B sA nc
GUARD" Niiaax B3seies CO.. ftilsAe ,phis, n.
DIR. G. F. THEEL
638 q. Fourth SfrAa4.

below GREEN. ST., Philadelphia.
acknowledged by she press end public ast,s
leading and reliable specialist In diaesses Of
son. niscliAh0Es, IsFLAMMA'uoNs, BLAD-
pEh, KIDNEYS, HkART, LUNGS. Nv meth
bi1ing the Allopathie, Homeopathic and
Eclectic systsns OF medicine, where ali
esneIs taii. NERVOUS DEntLirY. wAsTfNa
or, iMrEpiMssrs to marriage, want OF de-
yetopment, etc. Ny superior knowledge
", saving great suffering. send Tor HOOK
s.,iT Tirnthm ,r ana sworn testin ontsls; Hours.
aud Saturday evenings only from 6p, IN. u
" p. M, Sundays I'LL IL. "'' w
Don't be huinbugged by quacks. Their
books and fraudulent guarantees and free
consultations li.29
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

,ia4 prizes amounting to......$2 l50, 600
Note.-Tickets drawing Capital Pri-
les uro not entitled to terminal prizes.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14

= Aounefers from Catarhl troubles
snouia carefully read the above.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-14
vUaass,

WAkTED-wHEH SEWING MA
w chino mon tcll You yeur mAchins
please call At No. 6ea Hhtpley street, bo.
iofe you trade your machine. You Will
save from go 70 $50 by having your old
,naSl.inc ,n repaired. Calls promptly At
J.. +. PENTON, q
All. NJ. oos shipioy st.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04

They are gamers just so far as they
are givers. They receive in proportion
to their outlay. In the realm of
knowledge and OF character, passive
reception is no reception. Only as a
learner becomes "a teacher, does he
really learn. Only rs he who is with
in the range of influence begins to
influence others, is he himself truly
influenced. Reading or hearing brings
no result to him who makes no use Of
that which comes to him in this way.
1t is by a mans arOusing himself to
tell of what he has heard or read, that
man makes the information thus
available to him his permanent possess
sion. 1t is by "a mans striving to ex-
hibit the effect on himself of good
influences which have been brought
to bear upon him, that man brings
himself to be shaped in character and
life by those influences. Not he who
has had best opportunities of learning,
or of being rightly influenced, but he
who has been most active and per-
sistent in making available to others
the good which has come to him, is the
man who is the truest gamer from in
struction and influence. Not only is
it more blessed 10 give than to receive,
but there is no so sure way Of receiv-
ing as by giving. Income in mind and
character is measured by outgoing;
and that which is impaired is the
measure Of that which is retained.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
Mammoth Corset Enterprise.

One of the leading and largest manufact.
urers in the United States has hit upon the
very novel plan of making corsets for each
season of the year. 1t has been known
TO the ladies themselves for years, how
cumbersome and uncomfortable the aver
age corset is in the summer. This company
now manufactures line of open mesh, spe-
CHILLY stiffened corsets, warranted to keep
shape perfectly aud add gracefulness to the
figure. The goods are being adopted
throughout the country, and are becoming
absolutely Indispensable tor summer wear.
The publishers of the Housekeeper of Min
ueapolis, Mimi, with characteristic enter
prise have placed an open order for thou
sands of pairs OF these corsets to distr butte
among their lady friends throughout the
entire country. II is the boldest step yet
taken by any newspaper publishers, and
it will be impossible TO estimate the num-
Der of ladies that will be directly benefited.
No leaders OF fashion or authorities on
dress, have failed to endorse these summer
Corsets. In this day of modest dress and
correct taste ii is to be hoped that comfort
will always reign supreme in the matter of
)ur ladies' wear
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
Moral Courage.

1t is easy TO go with a crowd along a
beaten track. But it calls for high
moral courage to open new path to
break the way for future generations
stand as target for the arrows OF
spite, envy, ridicule, misrepresenta-
ton, misconstruction of motives-to
face opposition constantly, to be ma
ligned and prosecuted, and yet TO keep
the even tenor of the way, undaunted
and urdismayed.
OF this sort have been the martyrs
and reformers of all ages. OF this
kind have been the brave souls who
have stood forth unflinchingly for the
right, and never swerved under any
circumstances, however trying and Sc
we're, OF this class are all who dare
be true to their conceptions of truth
even in an unpopular or unrecognized
movement.
Moral courage, like other fine quail
ties OF the mind, has no particular sex.
1t belongs just as much to women as to
men. In the Spanish and Portuguese
languages the word courage is femi-
uine noun. Great women as well as
great men have possessed this noble
attribute, or they could not have be-
come great.
To think rightly, to reflect and Judge
honestly, to speak the truth calmly and
fearlessly, regardless of favor or oppo-
sition, unmindful OF sneers, the whims
or caprices of the multitude; to con-
scientiously do the right upon all oc-
casions; to stand for principle, for JUS
tice, truth and honor, though forced to
stand all alone--this is moral courage.
Miss S. ii. WIXON, in Banner o.
Light.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04

India Is slowly coming into tho process
sion. There are 33. 100 miles OF telegraph
wires now up In that country.
Stanley will have his new home In Ken
sington, London, and there he will "get
together his collection OF African curiosi-
tea
Walter Besant will come to this country
next summer with the intention OF writing
o novel from the material he may find in
the west.
The mountain Jlngfrau must give up It's
secrets. French engineers propo'e TO
reach its summit by succession OF slant
ing roads.
Several basISetfuls Of fish that sud- emily
found themselves on dry land after thu
water recedei were picked up in Maine
last week.
An eastern paper says 1t il the fashion
to make all pies very small and to call them
''tarts" That fashion will never prevail
in Kansas
A boy in California has been saddled
with the alliterative name of Simon
Suckeggs. Legislation should interfere in
such cases
One of the horrors of Siberia has never
been sufficiently portrayed The mos
quitoes there all carry newly-snarpened
bowie knives.
The Germans in this country may DO
said to have a literature OF their own.
There are 797 German newspapers in the
United States.
The Maine Savings Bank in Portla and
has 325 unknown deposltors, of which
number twenty six have not troubled their
deposits since 1874
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
The Great Spring Medicine.

twill be gratifying to all who realize the
vital necessity of purifying the blood to
know that Hibbards Rheumatic Syrup can
be relied upon as blood medicine. Mr.. b.
{. Robinson of Marshall, Mich, says
GENTLEMEN:-I have suffered intensely
from biliousness and rheuml tism for over
three years and had tried so many remedies
that had lost all faith. Hearing of Hib-
bard's Rheumatic Syrup bought bottle
and found that it helped me. have now
used four bottles, and it has restored m y
liver and kidneys to healthy action, and
done more to purify my blood than any
hing have ever taken. l am pleased 70
recommend il as wonderful blood medi-
cine. Very truly yours,
b. c. ROBINSON, Marshall, Mich.
Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by
The Charles Wright Medicine Company,
Detroit, Michigan.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-07-04
Our Immortality.

In the Old Testament, mans i'm
mortality, if not so explicitly taught is
constantly taken for granted. When
a man builds a house he does not stop
to proclaim or 60 prove that the occu-
pant will have eyes and therefore need
light, or feet and hence need doors for
ingress and egress. or that he will hun
ger and thirst and wake and sleep and
therefore require varied appointments.
But he builds the house with windows,
doors, dining-rooms and chambers,
and thus proclaims the fact which he
did not stop to prove; and so with the
structure of the Old Testament; it was
made for an immortal being, for eyes
looking hcavenward, for life expand
ing into eternal realities, for a pilgrim
to home beyond. He is not God of
the dead, but of the living. Then,
again, it must be remembered that the
doctrine of the future life necessarily
awaited the coming of Christ for its
full setting forth. Christ is the resur-
rection and the life. Through him we
have the gift of eternal life. There
fore, until he came, attempted eXpla-
nation or elaborate statement could
only have struggled with distractions,
vast distances, and over-shadowing
mists. But with Christ among men, a
being from another world, with the
deep tone of tremendous reality in all
his declarations concerning the life
beyond, speaking as Familiarity of God
and heaven as a child would speak of
the fathers house which it had just
left, the great doctrine easily entered
the mind of man, clothing itself in the
richest forms of thought and expand
ing with the knowledge of Christ as a
personal Savior and with the conscious
life in him. So, too, the doctrine OF
the resurrection awaited his resurrec-
ton. When Christ had become the
first fruits of them that slept, the resur-
rection became central fact and
truth in Gods appeals to man.-2he
AdUance. tSss,