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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
~ r..v.r;o9 pover-J S. Govt Report, Avg III 1859
Roe! B Bsxas'
ABSOLUTELY PURE
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
--yNSe<-s,-.
A SAFE 10 PER CENT. INVEST
~ MBNT.
INVESTORS, ATTENTION.
BY Louis Rawlings.
Real Estate Auetioneer.
FOUR VALUABLE FRAME DWELLINGS oN
WEST JACKSON AND DUvAL STREETS
AT AUCTION.

AZ tho request OF the owner, who is non-resi-
dent win sell, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1871.
At 40 O'Clock p. ~, the VALUABLkPhorsn... NJ,
mentioned above. The property Ia now wen
ra,tsd out and consists OF two frame houses Q.
fonr rooms each known as Nos. ITO aud lis West
Jackson street. each lot fronting 10 feet ana run
ning back TO an alloy, and also the Two nuaI
ssreet. each containing three rooms ana ha'lng
= front on Duyal street Of 20 or more iees W Z"
nice alloy ,ow ,snted
- ,oad tonants for $40 per month. Thisis indeed
a FOOD chance for any one seeking nrst-eiass anu
safe Investments
T1ars: Kasy, and announced at sale
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
,1 Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
SALUTE FIRED OVER TWO GRAVES
Funeral Obseauiss Of tho Dead Congress
aad Force hin by tho Harbour Clnb.
Especial telegram TO the pispstch.l

NoKronK. Va. March 4.-The John 8.
Barbour Club fired salute of thirty five
guns tonight in honor Of the adjournment
OF the Flfty-hrst Congress and the defeat Of
the force bill. The salute was fired at the
corner of Chapel and Queen streets. and
tho mcrnbers of the club were present in
force.
The United States practice-ship Constel-
lation arrived at the hayward this after
noon from Annapolis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-05
ANIL AND FACTORY BURNED.
| The Battery-Park Bank of Asheviile Or
| Canized-The Chiidren's Home.

!Spec1aI tIcgrAln 70 Eu0 DIsPa0o
AsHEv1LLE, N. c., March 4.-The
planing-mill and building factory of L. l..
CLAYTON, near Asheville. were totally con;
sumed yesterday. Only a few hundred
dollars worth of materials were saved.
The loss is nearly $4,000; no insurance.
The canse of FIRE unknown.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-12
fUSH TIE NICARAGUA CANAL.

The possibilities Of war with Chile
illustrate the necessity Of pushing
forward the cutting Of the Nicaragua
sbip-coual and completing that great
work within the shortest possible per-
i0d. 70 this end the new Congress,
as soon as it meets, should pass the
sherman bill, or one similar to it,
guaranteeing 500, 600, 900 OF the
company's bonds, and placing the
stock under the control Of the Gen.
eral Government Three or four per
cent, bonds with such guaranty
would sell at par, and then with the
means at hand work could be COM
menced at half a dozen different
points simultaneously, and much
time be saved. II could be Gni she'd
for cash, which would enable the
company to pay interest by imposing
moderate tolls. The last Congress
ought to have attended to this i'm
perative business. As it failed in its
duty the new Congress should expe.
ditc the work to make compensation
for time that has been lost. Chicago
Tribune.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-12
PAPER HANGING!

GIVE j, l., MEYER the Painter u call
" and have your Paper Hanging done
promptly and neatly. 1870 Fort street.
i. o, Box 3s7. Mutual Telephone
CO.. 1856 II
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-12
TIE AMERICAN BUFFALO.

London, November 21.-Pure-bred
Western buffaloes have arrived in
England from America, and their fu-
ture home is to be in the park at
Haggerston Castle, Leland's place in
Northumberland
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-12

Ii will soon he too late to
send remembrances To your
friends abroad. so go at
once to King Bros, on Hoo
tel street, and get some of
their pretty aud novel "IIa-
wa:ian" Christmas Cards
for the purpose.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-12
NOTICE.

A LII shooting of game over the lands
n of Wahiawa (Waianae- uka), Wal
mano, Waiawa, Manana, Waiau, the iii
of IIanohano below the Government
road and the lower or makai portion of
Kapakahi, Waihele, Eva. is strictly pro-
hibted without the necessary permit
which may be had on application to Mr..
j. NJ. Dowseft, at Bishop n Co.'s Bank
ing House Honolulu.
HOAEAE RANCH,
216 I'm j. NJ. DOWSETr.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-12

dIflst m.sey ihe vast muUuulp.
tHa. iuhobi bee SOIL Son would
felI abe world that sou ar. .1 weak
that Ireland would ua sreu,bcJ iom
You hy sheer agitation DO Sou NOT
think other depend agie. would take
the lesson r"
Turning 10 Ireland Salisbury said
IN that country two great iHduauyu,
are prominent - hllrAHums and
priests. (Laughler) Nothing lu
modern uisloy oqualod thc influence
Of Archbishop- Ctokc and Walsh DO
the recent history of Ireland can
ecclesiastical domination," said he,
lis parasite which eats the vitality
OF all. % After remarking that he
believed the Irish archhishops were
deiying the Pope, he dilated upon
the results Of giving every institution
in Ireland into their hands and said
1T will be only 10y rebellion that the
Irish Protestant, will defy such
power. 1t will be Il terrible resort,
cause unnumbered scenes OF cruelty
and massacre and the revival Of the
terrible religious wars from which
Ireland has already suffered too
much. We shall be bound TO inter
fere to reconquer the country, and
the long, dreary roll Of seven cen-
turtles will recommerce.
ave are moving with the stream"
said Salisbury, Gladstone is battling
hopelegsIy against it," lie instanced
spain, Germany aud Italy aud the
United States as proving the tendency
to consolidate territory and authority,
and said the Conservatives were Ger
tain that the coming elections will be
decided in their favor
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-12
ENGLIsnNEN Is TROUBLE.


London, Nov. 2i.-The Times Vi
emma correspondent telegraphs the
contents of private letter from
Moscow received in Vienna. The
writer Of the letter says that the
Government has largely oyerestimat-
ed the quantity of cereals in Russia,
and will be compelled to buy grain
in America
st. Petersburg, Nov. q. Accord
ing to an official estimate 3 600, 00O,-
900 pools of gram will be needed in
Russia from abroad. 1t is reported
that the Minister Of the Interior, who
has been Disgusting the true state Of
affairs from the Gar, will have to
resign.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-12

ga;" Particular attention paid to all
kinds of repairs. 81
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-12
GREAT TORY Pow-wOw.

Birmingham, November 2i.-.The
city is crowded to its utmost extent
with dele gates to the great conference
Of the National Union Conservative
associations. The hall was packed
this morning when the conference
was called TO order at 10 $50 O'clock.
The routine business was hastily dis
posed Of Lord Windsor was elect
ed president for the ensuing year
A number Of yice-presidents were
then elected, after which resolution
OF cOngratulatlon TO Bafour, late
Chief Secretary Of Ireland, upon his
promotion to the position of FIRST
Lord of the Treasury, was adopted.
Resolutions looking toward the dis
establishment Of the church in Wales
were then presented and adopted.
The following resolution was adopt
ed: That having regard for the
extraordinary disproportion in the
representation Of England, Scotland,
Wales and Ireland in the imperial
Parliament, it is most desirable that
steps be taken to redress these inc
qualities"
VIscount Fielding, Conservative
candidate for the Rugby division of
Warwickshire, offered the following
resolution: "That the conference is
OF the opinion that when de ques-
Lion Of the representation Of he
people is reopened u Parliament
serious consideration should be given
to the claims Of women to be admit
ted to the franchise when entitled by
ownership or occupation.
Mrs. Fawcett,a well known author
ess and leader Of the woman's suff-
age movement, in speech said that
the HIadotonians had changed their
altitude on This question because
they were afraid that The representa-
ZION Of women would po"crfuly re-
enforce the party OF order.
>ir Albert Rpiletl submitted a
resolution that the conference regards
with satisfaction the improved social
and industrial condition If Ireland
under The present Government and
Indorscs the intention of the Minis
tiers to Introduce at the next session
biIs for the extension Of local gov
crnmrnl and the promotion Of techn-
cat education there. The resolution
was badly defeated
Resolution, were adopted dccIar-
ing the attitude Of the Conservative
party iowa Il bona lide Unionst
labor candidates should be one of
sympathy and encouragement, re.
commenting the formation of labor
department, and hoping that the
Government may see its way clear to
the appointment Of female factory
inspectors.
The movement which resulted in
the decision against the Governments
continuing to maintain irish lcgisla-
lion as the principal feature Of its
policy has cen previously described.
The main object Of the movement is
to apply to England the principles
Of the Irish land purchase act. lhe
party clamor Tor what the Conserva-
tive press now calls the Great Britain
4 .rri,uIt t,.,I D..It.F
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-12-12
HOUSE To LET
PAINTER!

II you want First-elass job of Paint
ing of any description done, call on
the Practical Painter, j. l.. MEyrp only.
Fort street 40. Z. o. Box Ss7. Mutual
Telephone G02. 1855 Il
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
morn


ST. Petersburg November Ga
The Russian Minister of War has
ordered lG.00O,uo0 pounds Of sol
dier,' biscuit. delivered by January
lst. This order, which is altogether
unprecedented since the time Of the
Russo-TurkIsh war, has created a
decided sensation.
ENGLIslnIEN IL TROUBLE.
Paris, November q. Two En-
glishmen, John Cooper and Walter
Rundell, were arrested at st. Etienne
for attempting 10y bribery to procure
a specimen Of the new Russian rifle.
Cooper admitted that he was trying
to obtain knowledge of the mechan-
ism of the rifle for a firm Of manu-
tacturcrs m Birmingham, but Run
dell stoutly denied any such inten-
ton.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-02
bic fGIinu,ttcn 6einDc ocS
~. NolfcS.

Sett Sa9ren i6on Daben peri9ieoene
0eldaitsleute pbcr Spetulanten, unsl1z
frieoen nit Der langlamen, %itufenweiien
Nnbaufun9 ocs @cwimes aui 9euObnliz
den @ci 3aitsue9en, ii3 u%erbunoeu uno
pernlittellt Nnpenoun9 9roBm Capitals
perl9ie0cnc 6on0elsartitel auf BENZ We=
&c POM Grobu;enten gum Gouiumentcn
aui9efan9cn. 6ierourd wuroen iie be-
fdgigt ben Wartt SIT tontroliren unb pom
golte lo!de Hreiie gu iprbcrn, ME es liz
men chen bcliebte. TaS uanntc man
einen ,&in9" oocr ,,Gorncr biloen".
Sft madtcn iic un9e9euere Yrofite,
man6mal miBlous es ibncn audi, uno
ni9t oft, pie ). 8. i'm &upfer, tam 8eiz
bes uor. Ser 9~ew1bnlide Yreis uon$lo5
bis 5000 fir cine Come Rupier wuroe
auf$45o bimauiseidraubt. 0ieienisen,
welde &upfer uerbrau@ten, erlitten oaz
bur3 sroBcn Sdabcu, waDrenb Der Sling
unsebeuere Yrofite madte, lis Der Yes
bari brrb Griab>M etalle nadsab. Da
fam bic idwere Notb BET Terluite gu
font Niemanoes Qeioenwei len, als oas Der
Mit9Iteber bes Spnoitates.
0a ioldc Wanipulationen ibneu ;u
uniider jdiencn, 10 l@lusen lie anbere
@ese ein, bic Mt0sli@teit eines Verlufes
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-02

iibrer weitcrc 1000 Mntbcilsi6cine au
bic miprinsIiben Ebeilbaber ais uSuis
be,ablt aus, wdbrcnO tbatbiG1Iib rein
rotbcr Su,t einbesablt wuroe. Sic t6ns
ncn nun 20 Yrosent al Dem gansen uers
maiicrten &opital besablen, nnb per-
meiocn aui Die 9rt ieoe unIie6lamc
8emertung bon ouswarts. Neblts
Dem pertauft li9 ein Nnt5cili0ein
audi lei6tsr, Der &dufer meint ct be-
tummt$lOo @crt6 Gisentbum, wd5rcuo
CT iattii@ nur iiir $50 SSertD bctommt
uno fiir bic onoercn $50, oas Ne0t 81
raubcn. .tI.
IS miro %bebouptet, bag bic $50, 900,
900 Giscutbnm, aecisnct BON ocn 3uder
Natincrien, lino bis aul S52 200, 600
uerwailsrt worocn. NQe, olle Dober
ucrmGllert m,o tDuu cs Dcute nod, ulo
Der GARNER, Nrbeiter uuo @cl 0d itSmau
bic nit len bciablen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-02

re 1891 m Sinien s2,4s7, 92l 1856;
iiiNen mir bieler Summc Den 9fettpScs
mimi BON $500, 800, 575binsu, 10 baben
mir Elm Gotal non So, 094, 200,sl1 -
auss aus Der Nrbeit bcraus9eidla9en.
East uns nun ppn pieier Summe bic
/ $50 idbrliden 3i,icn ooer
S2ll,553,6 96 in % Sabren abSieDen, 10
babcn mir $2,s72, 2l2 iibrtg, wcls
tbe mir nnt ;n Del, IS, 1872, 3l4, AS
sGblen uno mir boben oann ppn Den
Spnobeiiecrn uub VantterS allein bic
@clommtjummc bon IS, O65, 05l ,G63,
poer mr. ,wei taui enb Mtitliprcn meuiz
ger ais bic Narmeu ber Ser. Staatcn
icet wcrtb linb. 0iele @eute Daben
oemnatb ppn jebcm Mamn, Tran uno
&ino 1T Ben Ser. St0atcu $l3O, ODER
upn ieOem iSamiltcnueter $3.50 9e;pz
gen.
@ie sefdut c,1 cine oerarti9e Glaiz
icnscietgctuns? Seio ibr oerlelben
miioe? Civ bcltebt nod INNER. Moat
ibr oiei elbe beleitigcu? Menn oieS Der
SAL lit, 10 weroct ibr nur cine Fartei
iinb,u, pel0e li6 porgenommen bat,
Oieics seiraBi9c lln9ebcucr su tooten.
Gretet berlelben bei nno itinmt Iiir bic
lelbe.
6uso Breper I'M
.Ylou &9ammer. "
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-02
o. gcbt ni6t.

Sine BE riammlung Der oenutratiiden
Mitglieber Der leetcn Stgislatur oieies
Staates muroe beruien, ant l.. Suit i'm
Nicollct 6utel in Miuneapolis ,ulam=
mcnsutommen, mn cine Ser sung
nit Der 2llian; in per Mobl uon 1892
81 bciprebcn.
Man itbld9t uor, Der Nllian; idmmtz
ltde St00ts6eamtenitclleu 81 ilbcrla1cn
uub fir ji6 - bic 0emotroten - ale
GonsreBzMdmcr, init Nusnabme oes
7. 0iltrittes, Den Die Nlian; 6aben
t0untc, su beanlpruden. Natiirli9,
Swens jolte ais @ouueru6rsz Is anoioat
al Der Spite bicles &eri6mel;un9s=
Sides lein.
0obier ba6eu mir's. Die alte oemoz
trotii1c Muttcr m06te gcrnc oas Baby
aui ibren S6ooB nsbmen, es nit 2utz
iden itopim, wdbrcno iie ielblt ben guz
ten 8rci nit Dem i90nen @abm per-
;c9ren wiiroe. Sa oas sin9e DION, aber
es gebt our1aus nidt. Oas Baby lit
i3on 10 ~aussewodicn, baB ee lid nidt
mcbr bdti6cln uno uerlpden lailen, ionz
bern mad eisenem &opie banoeln mill.
SIS mag au3 uon bcr, .l9on I'M letten
@iuter etuas III uiel eingsnommsnen
Speile, welde bic Oemotraten nit ben.
Namen ,N6uiion" benanut baben uno
nod bencnnen, ben Mascn ueritau@t
baben. Sn Der Gincinnatier Gonuen=
ton uuroe es bcutli1 cus9eiprodem,
Bag cine Gcri@mcl;un9 ourbans ni6t
1tattinoen, uno ui6t etnmal cine 9tcoc
baupn iein fam. G%riabrun9 lit cine
sroBe Sebrmeiiterin, uno Die weiit uns
auf bic GrlcbniIc bcS letstcu Minters
bin, I'M ia einen 10 bumneu Streid)
nidt wicber ;u bcgeben. Die Nllian;
lou mdnnli6 iiir ii9 itcbcn, nno iolte
iie jemals @unoesscnuiisn ssbrouden,
10 iollte iic ii6 iolbe aus Den &eibea Der
5au lenoe reoli9 msincnber unb na9 Nes
form ltrcbenoer ViirSer, ocren ein;i9er
Munjd cine refine Goltsregicr,rng 1T, 81
gewinnen luden. Sine Nulion nit Der
Democratic wdre iiderlid NIT cinc
@onolciitnn9 gut 9elltcpol1tit, nno feline
8clerung Der beitebenoeu, corrnptcn
Gcrbaltn;il: icin unO babcr . llebel.
Die ouer9ldnsencl fen Teriprc@unscn
lpQten niDt betb6ren, ionoern oas
Spri9wort ltcts i'm Sinne bebulten
1perocu $5iitc Did DOT Den Oanacrn,
iclbit wenn lie Dir 0elbente brin9en.
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Dsah,te Der Acknowledgements Wutanl
,nn ncr 1mpMNric4EM NMiOM. ---

prGitoeut: Ny. Folt, Y 81 "so'p'H9'en'
Ssi;t Wrdiecut: q. y, Eiouer, &auiaS.
Sslrs,ar rnb Z daSmciiicr: !. IuruCr. Wsorgia.
Nor,eicr: y y. 2SluflN, @uh,NN. ~
Weripcr beS National NinpaNsn Co.: ~. u. y. Sr'n.
$40 SSabajba Ct. 81. Haul.
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Npn:Srouuu0.

Ole slbsabe Ser Eoitia6en wirS scl6lolen,
ME iol9t:
Nfad benz Often: 9ta6 bcNn gseitc1.
1:55 uadmitta9s. ABS uo6mitsaSs.
7:30 T:3O
Die ousemeine AuSsabe fi,oet taSli3 ltatt
pom 7:3O pornittass, bis $50 nobmIttass,
am Sonntas DON 8 bis 10. uormittasS.
Spttlieb 16mist, pOitmeiter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-02

- Rieu f,er. ,,Gine
S@anoe, baB i'd teinen Grbontcl babe,
bin mic scboren gum Neiien!"
= M d ucrtreiben ii@ bic 3eit
baburd, baB lie anoere la%n9uei!en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-07-02

Stnptnten unO Opr1I SruN.
@ummiz S9ubz uno Stiefel Truit.
Srsaniiirt burd cnsliidesgelo.
Me9anii6cr @ummiz@ aaren Irult.
Wetawntes Tlciid Mno terti9cs
Hinofleii6 Gruit
Sarg Sruit.
Napicr Srult. Cine Combination
%ameritaniider uno englilder Tabritane
ten.
8aummollenoel Trult
Nleij9erzW aaren Srult.
Grader, Gate, uno BISCUIT Irui
S9rot Srult.
9cinoel Irult i. sat lein 9auptquar:
tier III Chicago, unb bat t6atia3li@ ben
Murtt in BEN 6dnben.
Yatronen Irult.
'9titro @lpserin Iruit
Gi9aretten 1rult
j.. Sabad Irult.
Sdmel;z uno Raiinerie 5ruit.
\ 6%atermebll ruit.
Wteblz @etreioez unb 9erpadun9sidde
Srult.
Mdsel Iruit.
Strobbretter unb Yapier lruit.
Gouuerte Iruit.
llmj9las Yapier Eruit.
Miblen Gruit. @roBartis i'm Sang
ourd enslii4es &apital.
@bite gcab lrul It.
SUPPER Cru it.
Yilu9 Iruit.
M%b,u9srobrcn 5ruit t..
@eiRe Granit>@ aarcn Gruit
StanoorOzSel Gruit.
Sprin9>S ctt uno Matra;en Gonbinaz
tion Srult.
6cnlter9laS Irult.
0ampipicm Srult.
Mmcritaniide Dirt uno S9neioemaa>
ren Irult. sat ieit Dem Gntiteben bic
Yreile crb05t. d
Ginsetamtc Uriidte Grult.
Gjig Cru It. Nae Tabriten einge>
l9loHen.
Startcz Iruit. Gum groBen Gbeil
burd) englil6es 0elp.
Sal5>3rult.
Toiel>0las unb Steinwaareu Tru1 4.
6ertises NinoFcii9 Iuit III G9ica9o
uno Omaha.
SHncssbrenn,r Sru1t t.
SGroubcn Srult.
S1ul>S fcrtafel Srult.
Ocltu6 lrul It.
S9mieOceiien M0bren Eruit.
Sroucr Curt. Sn lester !3eit legr
uiel Our9 englilDcs @elo.
YapicrzSddc Srult.
Weritensriibe Gr1it.
Stablibiencn Erult t.
DealtzGote Srult.
Gttifctcn>9 rufcrci Erlit.
Saure> @ruden Ginlcsnn9s Gruit.
@eisenipci@er Grult.
Steintoblcn Grult.
l1no anoere mebr, bic mi crem &C.
ba9tniiic entfaueu lino.
Nas 1T Das critic 9Sert elres Srll1t
nad ieiner Incorporation? Cine Grb6z
bung oerEreiic finoct ioslci@ itatt. limb
wenn bic erB06etcn Ereiic bic Na@frase
uerminoern, 10 miro bic Yroouttion be-
l6nittcn. &er erinnert ii4 ni4t Der
erb6betcn Hreiieoss Teniter @laies. Der
Gruit beidloB bic U%abritatioa in mebrere,
6obritcn einsuitellen, UNI nod b0bere
Yreiie ;1 erbalten.
limb wsnn bic Erufte berarti9 iteisen,
oab bic @ei9dftsiibrer oes Iruit iid
beinoBe 81 iddmen aniansen, oann per-
md1ern iie oos Ginlases& capital. @eb<
men mir al, ein Srult beitebt aus 1000
Nntbeiten bon 300 ieocr, unb Der &C.
ma@te, gu uertbeilenbe Yroft $4,000.
9lxltatt nun cine Iiuibenbe pon 40
pro;ent 81 ertldren, 9eben oie@eidditss
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Wrr!cIcc.
W,:mtc Scr @puHt3 .utiani.

Iriiioen,: NA. NblntH, <Ite @Ir"t6.
Getrrtr: HhdS. !. Gn:NGI, >tt99 N9E.
GdaRmeiiter: @Crn. Nr'tor', I!!epD Vps.
0prlcitr: 8. &olbt, >leepp vNe.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-05
PRAY INCESSANTLY

Was the Subject of Rev. F.s. Miller, of New
York, on the Southside.
The services at the First Presbyterian
Church, corner Twentieth and Sarah streets,
Southside, were conducted last evening by
the pastor, Rev. P. r. Farrand. The SER
mon was preached by Rev. +. S. Miller,
of the Union Theological Seminary of
New York. He took for his subject
"Praver." He said: "The Savior labored
hard in the vineyard to save the unbeliev-
ers HISS work was everywhere. He healed
the lame, the halt and the blind, but be-
cause they had faith. If they had waited
they would have died Some pressed for
ward to touch even the hem of His garment
that they might be healed Such faith is the
same as prayer, and was answered. The
people of Galilee cared nothing for Him,
out His work was nearly DONE He had
labored for nearly three years in the vine
yard, without effect, and He knew that the
time of His trial had come. He was with
out hope, but still pressed on, praying that
the cup might pass from Him. "That
same faith will bring peace and quiet
ness; the ever Omnipotent will answer
our prayers if given in that faith.
Whatever We shall ask in Ny name shall be
granted unto you. Have you followed this
line? Have you prayed for this? If not,
why then we fear for your salvation. Take
up your cross daily and follow Him, that
your prayers may be answered.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-05
AN INCENTIVE TO WORK.
Interesting Sermon of Rev. A. A. Mealy at
His Forbes Avenne Church.

Interesting Sermon OF Rev. A. A. Mealy at
His Forbes Avenue Church.
can Incentive to Work. was the subject
Of an interesting sermon by Rev. A. A.
Nealy, of the Central Presbyterian Church,
Forbes avenue, last evening. The text
was taken from Galatians vi, 8: ''Be
not weary in well doing, for in due
season thou shalt reap thy reward ~
The pastor said: God speaks in no uncertain
terms. The fact Is plain. five cast in our
lot with His followers, and faint not bv the
way, the reward is ours We shall reap
the harvest. There are no failures in this
harvest, if we 90 straight forward, doing
the work our hands may find to do. in the
walk of life in which we are placed. If
YOU sometimes feel that your field is a mar
row one, that your sphere of usefulness is
limited, remember that where God has
called You there is yOur place and there the
good seed is sOwn. We are not responsible
for the position in which we are placed, but
we are responsible for our actions
Nor should've be impatient to see the re-
suits of our efforts. A little child will
often plant a seed, and then, in a short
time, growing impatient, will dig it up to
see whether 1t Is going TO grow. If it had
been patient this would have been shown in
due time Sc 1t is that sometimes the re-
suit Of our labors may not at once be appar-
cHt: il may be a Year, it NAV be ten years.
Ii may be three score and ten, ave, il NAV
not be revealed at all until we shall stand
before the Judge of all men, but our reward
is sure. So, be not discouraged in we'll do
ing, for in due time will come Gods sea-
son.