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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-26
xUskoGEr COURT AND GESEs,L NOTES.


There are some substantial improvements
going on In the way Of busiusss buildings.
Report comes In from Dry Fork that a
crazy man, bitten by q mad dog some time
since, is suffering with hydrophobla. HsIs In
the woods and all efforts to capture him have
thus far failed.
Young Garrett, OF Benton county, Ark.
came In With load Of apples Last week. He
ssys he Ia % yeais old and was never before
out OF his county, and that he never saw the
cara Until Ne saw them here.
Sam Montgomery, youns mAn living two
miles east or this place. was bitten BY a mad
dog Saturday and he is preparing to 20 away
for treatment. The deg bit several cattle and
horses. and when water was placed near II, IL
took nt and died.
The drug store OF Ar. Gavi6sn was sntsrsd
By burglars Tbhrsdsy night and robbed OF
esoo worth ofJewelry. The property was re.
covered the next day BY Bud Ken, finding IL
aeersted, having trailsd mule ridden by the
thief Two brothers by the name Of Russell
were arrested. Their mule nlIs the tracks
made and one ofths men has bosts which cor
respond with the foot prlnta
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A sleeper to Hot snrinra.

To the people of this section who
desire to visit Hot Springs. the worlds
saniiarinm, a model route Is now at
command, via the X. & A. v. The
Missouri Pacific RailEay has now in
effect ssiiaRaie through sleeping car
service between Kansas Hii.y No ari
Hot Springs, Arkansas. leaving ksf.-
sas City At 9:l0 p. IN. and runrinr
through to Hot Springs via the "w AZ.
oner Route" without change, arriving
Fort Smith 2:l5 y. M, Little Rock o.30
p. m. and Hot Springs 500 a. m. With
the privilege of remaining in berth
until 500 a. m. A convenient connec-
tion is made with the Frisco at Clare
more and the NJ, X & +. at Wagner,
the Hot Springs train passing both
those points in the day time. For tick.
cts and further information, call on or
address any Of the company's agents.
The fare from vinita is Sl2.l5 or $23
for round trip.
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sabbath sohonl rlnntion

The annual election o. sflceraof the
Presbyterian Sabbaih sct.ooi Occurred
last Sunday and resulted as follows:
Superintendent, W. l.. tfott; assistant
superintendent. D. AZ Mams; secie-
tary. rJAmes Rstei'c snis', Mamie
Stafford. rsis-wfn be>ths seventh
year for Mr. Trott and his lfscs,. Miss
Stafford, 10 this school work. Not
withstanding the appeal of MIR. Trott
TO be allowed to withdraw he was re.
tanned by a unanimous expression.
The annual report WAS as follows:
Teachers o, scholars enrolled during
the year l40. largest attendance lO6,
average attendance So, average offer
ing rs cents.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-26
LOCAINOTES.

job printing executed on short no.
tice; all new type.
Seed potatoes have arrived and
likewise time for planting them.
"A fne lot Of horses aud mules for
sale at ranch on Rock creek. W. Q.
Patton 4 Co.
Judge Shsckleford is going to co...
duct hearing OF some sort at Alton
Friday and Saturday OF this week.
The Chicago Comedy Company
played Monday, Tuesday and wednes-
day nights in this city to crowded
houses.
Arch and Spence Landrum are ming
ling with friends in this section again
after an unavoidable absence OF year
or 30.
DIR. Trott still remains with us but
has no intention ofmaking this coun-
try his home, he says, as long as the
present conditions exist.
Il. l.. Crutchheld, revenue collec-
tor for CooweeBcoowe district, re-
ports 81, ,0l9.05 as his receipts for the
month ending February 18th.
WIN. Chouteau's store, east Of the
track, is striking out for trade. See
ad. in this paper. A line OF furnish
inks has lately been added.
The Dunaway boys, recently tried
in Goingspake district for the. murder
OF Wash Lee, were convicted and SEN
fenced to be hung on the 10th OF April.
Garry your fine watches, clocks and
jewelry to the Alliance store and have
them repaired by u. r. Anglin who has
worked at the trade for twenty years.
"A complete line OF jswelry, also
full line Of Hirschberg's cele-
brated Diamond" spectacles and eye
glasses at W. @. Patton 4 Co.'S. See
advertisement.
AT the citizenship association
meeting held last week at Wagner,
w. J. Watts and Col. n. II. Hubbard
were elected delegates to represent the
claimants at Washington.
j. A. Blackwell arrived from Texas
few days ago with $500 head OF cat.
tie, having a value OF $i0e, 800. He is
building house on his ranch and is
going into the stock business on
large scale.
DIR. Frazier is going 10 build hand
some little square cottage on his lot
west or Marina Dsniels which will be
occupied by A. q. Peck, tie NJ. K.
& +. agent. Lumber is being hauled
on Charley McClellan's lot adjoining
DR.. Frazier's.
We understand our old friend
Harvey Shelton has taken up the laW
as a profession. Harvey was for long
time editor-in-chief Of the Telephone
and under bis control the paper was
splendid success. Long may his
"shingle" wave. Arrow.
The NJ, X. & 7. has closed a con.
tract for the construction Of seventeen
chair cars, which are to be built on an
entirely new plan OF interior arrange
ment. The first installment of cars
will be delivered next March, and will,
without doubt, be the finest chairs in.
use on any western road. ~
The Vinita Nursery Co. have ar.
ranged to extend and enlarge taeif
business so as TO meet the c19stantly
increasing demand for hoi.eaSStEG
nGrsery stock. II is the aisa 81 tbe
present. management; Mars 4 n, dree.
to make il the most reliahls a. well as
the largest nursery eniefpfiss In the
country.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-26
BAD ECZEMA ON BABY
Head one Solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had 10 Tie His Hands 70 Cradle.
Cured by Cuticura.

Our little boy broks out on his head with bad
form Of eczema, when he was four months Old.
We tried three doctors, but they did not help him.
We then used your three CurIcuRA RKMEDMs,
and after using them eleven weeks exactly accord
Ing 10 directions, he began 20 steadily improve, and
after tho Of them for mouths his head was
entirely well. When We began uslng Il his head
was solid sore from tho crown 10 his eyebrows
II was also all Over his ears most Of his face and
small places on different pArts Of his body. There
were sixteen weeks that we had 20 keep his hands
tied 70 tho cradle and hold them when he WAS taken
up: and had 70 keep mittens tied on hia hands 20
Aeep HE hnger.rails out Of the sores AZ he would
scratch II he could in any way get his hands loose
We know your CuTIcuRA REMEDfEs cured him
We feel safe In recommending them 70 othe.s
GEO. b. s JANErTA HARRIS, Webster. Ind.
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Az her home near Rock Greek. wednesday,
at 8 p. m. Feb. Is, 1891. OF pneumonia, Jen.
ME, wife OF silas A. Perry, aged 90 years. The
deceased leaves 9 husband snd four ANAL
children 20 mourn her loss.
And while our souls retain the power
To think upon each faded year,
In every bright or shsdow'd hour,
Our hearts shall hold our mother dear.
The hills may toFsr-ths waves may rise.
And roll between home aud me,
Yet shall our quenchiess memories
Turn with undying love to thee.
Adalr, I. T., Feb. %, 1891. M.E.P.
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fOr,Cr TO DISTRICT orvICsRs.

omccrs Of Delaware district. Cherokee Ma
iion, afe hereby notified that will be prepar-
sd 10 meet ard settle with them st the olerk'e
oniee IN aald district the nrs, OF each month.
W, TITriE,
fsrtans t,il,ctet f,r ps'awars nlnt q y
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-26
ScrofuIa Cured

have a sister younger than myself whose
whole body waa covered with scrofuh sores.
from head 20 hot She could not he down Al
vised her 10 try the CuTIcuRl REMEDIEs. she ala
90, and they cured her. DORA b. ERvING,
Runhsylvania, Ohio.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-26
Commissioner Mason's Court.


Clinton Scott, abuse; disch arged.
Traverse Spencer, assault and bat
terry; recognized,
Alex spicsr, drawing pistol; recog.
nized.
st. Louis Wire Mill Go. VS. ii. B.
Henry; judgment for $I2
J. B. Merrell vs. Peter Hudson; judg.
ment for el5.
Jas. Bivins vs VIM. Ohouteau and
wife; dismissed.
+. NJ. smith vs. II. b. Henry; iuda.
mept for s99.7G.
q. B. Cones & Son MIG. Co. VS. same;
judgment for $500.
Geo. w. Moore vs Frank Conard; or.
der Of sale Of attached property for
$3.50.
J.R. Dawson VS. g. w. Beck; non-
suited.
Married-walter May6eid snd Mat
tie Joseph, James Snow and Miss Mel
lie Cross, the latter party all the way
from South Dakota.
License Joshua B. Heady and Miss
Ella Compston, Jno. Il. McGraw and
Miss Anna Heath.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-26

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, and greatest %
hunor keucdies, ,eleanses the blood Of alimpuritits
and poisonous elements and this removes the cause
while CUrIcCRA, the great akin cure, and CuTIcrRA
soar, an exquisite akin bcautiner, clear the skin
and scalp, and restore tho hair. Thua the CrTi.
burning, sealy, plmply, and blotchy skin. scalp'
and blood dscases, from plmples 10 scrofuln, from
Infancy 10 age, whom the best physlcians fail.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-26
PUBLIC NOTICE.

All citizens who Sre required to pay tax on
cattle introduced into the Cherokee Nation
under tho late act OF the National Council. are
requested to settle with l.. L. Crutehnsld, sG1
collector. On falling to do 80 they will be
prosecuted As provided for in said law also
oil non-el,iIens are notified to pay the tax OF
one dollar per head on all cattle lover seven
hesdl and work horses allowed on said
farms for working purposes, as provided for
In said act passed by the National Council.
Respectfully.
JOHN NJ. TAYLOR, Jr.,
Assistant Solicitor OF Coowseseoowee district.
Cherokee Nation. 1896
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Some time sgo d. NJ. Mars inserted
two liner offering to trade trees for
horse. Horses kept coming until he
had traded for three aud then on re-
fusing to take another the man pulled
a copy OF THE CHrEFTAIS and showed
him the little forgotten advertisement
which had been getting in its work,
week after week. Advertising brings
the buyer and seller together.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-26

Agent Bennett closed hls iAborseh this
place last Thursdsy and went home on the
evening train.
Charley Haas. OF Nsosho, No came down
to-day in the interest Of his arm. the Haas
Wholesale grocery house.
lion. Fletcher Meredith. who had charge
OF The federal census OF this nation was here
last week q his hnal trip. The snumsrators
have received their pay and everything con-
nected with the work 10 now over.
Miss Agnes Iiubbsll. music teacher At the
academy, was compelled By III health 10 20
homo TO Springfield last Thursday. She hopes
to return with the opsnipg OF the new term
two or three weeks hence.
Hugh Henry. Esq Of Chelsea. was In thl.
week. When snquirsd OF by She reporter ss To
the news IN that burg" he said the calei
matter Of interest was the overflow In the
baby crop-two or three q wosk We don't
know whether Hughs domlsils escaped the
Hood or not
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-02-26
TOHN N. TAYLOR, JR.,

U. s. commissioner for the Western
District of Arkansas. Will practice
before the U. $. courts at Muskugee
Fl. solith and Vinits. Also author
lied 20 take bonds and application for
marriage license. 0fIiceinear Sanders
hotel, ClareinoIe, 1 IT.
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Verse 1.-"Glorify thy Son, that the
Son may glorify thee" (D The
Fathers g~lorification OF the Son; (2)
The sons glori6cation Of the Father.
" The Sons prayer; g. The Sons pur-
pose.
Verse 2.--'sTo them he should give
eternal life." ~ The Oliver; (2) The
gift, >t3) The recipients; ~ The con
ditions.
Verse 6.-''Thine they were, and thou
gayest them to me-" ~ Coos owner
ship in man; (2) Gods gift of men.-Q)
God; (2) Man; (3) The Son.
Verse 6.-"They believed that thou
didst send me- ~ Sent of the
Father; (2) Accepted Of the disciples.
Verse 9.-'They are thine" Gods
ownership Of the saints; ~ Its basis
(2) LIST results.
Verse 11.-"Keep them in thy
name" Keep ID From whatp (2) Ir
what2 (3) For what? a. By what?
Verse 12.-"T guarded them, and mol
one Of them perished." ~ The guard.
ing saviour: (2) The saved believer.
Verse 14.-"The world hated them,
because they are not Of the world" q,
A sad fact; (2) A sufficient reason.
Verse 16.-"They are not of the
world, even as I am not Of the world
Christ's actual uuworldliness; (2) The
believers ideal unworldliness.
Verse 19.-"For their sakes l sanctify
myself" ~ Christ's personal work
% Christ . distinct purpose.
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LESSON ANALYSIS

AhG
7. Glory from the Father;
GIorify thy Son ~.
Glory as OF the only begotten from the
Father John l :14).
Being therefore by the right hand of
God exalted Acts 2 :33).
Thou crownedst him with glory and
honor (Heb. 2:D.
II. Glory OF supreme Power;
Thou gavest him authority over all
flesh t2).
all things have been delivered unto
me of my Father Matt. II 80.
The Father. 49,. hath given all things
into his hand John 8 35).
He put all things in subsection under
his feet Il Cor. 15 ~.
III. Glory as a Saviour:
This is life eternal, that they should
known. . . him 81.
I never knew you: depart from me
Matt. 7 23).
We. know that this is indeed the
Saviour John 4 AZ.
/ am not ashamed; for l know him
whom 1 have believed q Tim. 1: 12).
" SiOfy TOT tn9 FdttIcTs
gIorifed thee on the earth (4).
God is glorfed in him (John 10 :31).
The rather may be gloriied in the Son
John IA 49,.
God may be glorifed through Jesus
Christ Pet 4 III.
v. Glory from the Beginning:
The glory which l had with thee be-
fore the world was (6).
In the beginning. 49,. the Word was with
God John l ~.
1 and the Father are one John 10: 30).
Thou lovedst me before the foundation
Of the world John IL :24).
II. THE ISrERcEssoR's WORK.
l.. Manlfesting God;
manifested thy name t6).
I will declare thy name unto my breth-
rem (Psa. % 22).
The only begotten Son. hath de-
clared him (John l /: 18).
I made known unto them thy name
John II 26).
u. Conviotlns Men;
They believed that thou didst send
me (8).
Thou art the Christ, the Son Of the
living God Matt. l6 49,.
Thou art q teacher come from God
John II 25).
M. Keeping Beiisvsrss
/ regarded them, and not one O
them persisted az.
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re-. .#|.. ..'
40 one shall snatch them out o, my
hand John 10 :28).
Holy Father. keep Them in thy name
John II III.
OF those whom thou hast given me l
lost not one (John Us 81.
~. Bestowina Joy:
These things / speak . . that they
may have my Joy Isl.
Enter thou into the Joy Of thy lord
Matt. Is 23).
That your joy may be fulfilled (Johu
Is : III.
We also rejoice in God through oul
Lord Jesus rom. s : III.
". Commissioning Workers.
Even 90 send I them into the world
0s).
And an va On. preach Matt 10 n
Go ve fherefore. and maize disciple,
Matt % . IQl'
send / o (John 40: 2I).
I'M rur rxrppcvssop,s DIR, .
I. For his people:
prav for tbose whom tbou has,
given me ig).
Aak Of me-. and I will rive thee the m.
tious (Pss. q: 81.
But i made duplication for thee link.
% 32l.
Neither for these only do 7 pray John
IT 90.
u. For their Safety:
Holy Father. keep them in wv name
HIl.
-L.u.h Ill ~. .n.. rp,. d, on,
a. ne ~ sn hi s.oo n wsn n"t s,, ~.
ne sna' ,as pesh 'hee WIN no' 'i'mof
rsA' -. o.. .h,o,r, to;,,, ~
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pENN's GROVE N. J. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1891.

prtoks 20 n Wo.s .asorsts,v nstd for 4
- Ia 800 -. h-icte
~ - ~ dsnsrtursnts there ara Ph.raobs.
.,nesnrss Csn;tsi ! Ph.rsoh ana .ometimes
T.Le.- ph.-Sah uvh.c C.nit.l nro.ners
- -. 80. rsrcsrt.ca IN ~ iuvsat.
saaat .nd Ssclins. r. conG3w ~ nseds of
- 1n.rstswes snd 1900 tSem N 20 many
hr,nsp m.chInsa-ths;r psrvce no more thau
H. 100. g., tbs fsctorv vheei-then Cant
al a. ! Ph.rsoh m tka otber hsud. when
-a-Srr.r rct r.r.rdirC ~ anxic1a and
.-o.sN - n. am .unnIovin~
r1n A.. -, - 6rm ~
SIs.- .hI. 80 e. 1880 IN jmnortant con.
as o - IA - -, nsmds bs,.v - scoomnIis
- 80 - s ny ssres - hsv. Sis smpiov~ mo
- = ~. ~ srArsm.
sHI,.s ~ ~ a...s lcESshs. Tshm ~
peIpsss'y =. - - vo~~x oncrss.aon.
uo4. - ~. ~ S,dgwsrt. o15od
- III a,vrsssor- xhsSSer /. homea In
-ss GPrSs.Se a. ,SHrss 4. f.ceor1.. IN
cnsi.i 10 =. roiisjcsi Ma n nsdvats life or
soSfs. ~. 80 th.t al NJ onnreeuoxaI
PpaSt I'm All n come h griss ~ or her.
h..soh tLcasht ~ did 4 Ana thina.
slss.. th;nr : ds,;Svs thtnc Vben FOR
aanmr.t sysinctson AZ ne Hebrew IN
y " osdersd N r. Hebrsv bovs mas
IsypSS INT he dtd not And e 20 fine I CHING
.Sas I s y AZ horn th.s nisht of ths a..
w nsna. WI d.oro.d Sssd an tbs mossic
49, ~ r. foos ~ tks norphyry pliar Of -
noS.ce ~ Al ia Pheraohs "a varninr.
home of the worst OF them are on q email
s,aio a. bor,uahold, 40 Uhen 4 man. because
scaie IN nouseuoIus. " --. ~ dcm-
nus arm 10 ssrohg .uu ~ w. D.sxs. s..-
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LESSON BIBLE D

MTKRCEssoRY PRAYER.
Christ's example duke 20 80; 23 "a;
John II 9-24).
Scripture command Il Tim. Jas.
8 IA, 15).
Paul's example (Eph. 1 ID, 16; 8 H.
10 ; Phil. / ~.
Effective (Jas. 5 10, 16 ; l John s /:
16).
Sinful to neglect Il Sam. 10 :23).
Wise to desire Il Sam. IL 10 I; Eph.
8: 19, 10; Heb. Is 1Sl.
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DAILY HOME READINGS:

M.-John IT lis. The Son in
terceding.
terceding. +.
W.-John II 82-48. Praying at
the grave.
t.. John 10 : 2O-sO. Praying in
the temple.
F.-Luke % : 1916. Praying in
the garden.
S.-Rom. 8 : 31-39. Benefits o,
Christ,s intercession.
S.-Heb. Z : 14-28. Eternal inter
cession.
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THE news OF A Week
Eastern and HIddie stafe,.

Miciieal MeGrath and James julie
were probably fatally injured and sew
eral others were seriously injured In
Brooklyn by a fall Of earth In an ex'
cavation where they were employed o.
laborers. The men who escaped. mostly
Italiants, mobbed the foreman,
McManus, and would have killed him,
but for the interference Of the police.
The car stables Of the Rapid Transit
line, at Newark, New Jersey, were de-
stroyed by fire causinga loss Of $50, 900.
Frank 7. Plummer of Boston, stab.
bed James Sheridan several times In
the abdomen, INJECTING mortal INJURIES.
Horace E. Allen. . prominent resid-
ent of Binghamton, New York, com
mitted suicide by drowning himself In
a min race near his residence.
Forest fires in the vicinity Of Wilton
and New Canaan, Connecticut, were
reported to be doing much damage.
John Kramer, Of New York city,
shot ann fatally wounded his wife Mary,
and then committed suicide by hang.
ing. 4
- - --yr $50 1850
Of MiIsord IssI "a L,lIsd a. T'.nS 9
Sons ship yard during . launch.
Annie Walden, who fatally shot her
husband In New York, has been indict-
ed for murder In the FIRST degree.
John j. King, of Brooklyn has been
arrestea on the charge OF Impersonatine
a irieno dylng OF consumpeion, 80 as 70
get an y poicJ ior Nun nom .
boston company.
a tram o. two car on the Mount
rem uiavIty naltoeo, ~ TseaGinR
mo an eMOanHmcnt, Wa domoiisneo
Twin n0uck, ne eonaucsor' W
kil'eo; Antnony Aooiy. akema ana
fatally injured: ana Msrv Bsck. ~
phijadeinhia' and Thomss N. Gnntnsr
we're s%erionslv iniurads II Il said mai
The 4 vas ned nv slInnarv raiIs
the brakes not hoid,nr The csrs
~ s.u
IT.. Sand " w,th 90 80. ~; 0 na.s
old Peter funnel. Of Readine. dad d
blood poisoning.
A.. ,r-w
Mio niay "aiTl, ~ 1ss.on, Wuo
" Wa ~ ALE - 1tso SoS
az tne 1iTso " .ne waf Aoi<' coaeD
Tho bou.a =, Ibar,a. w.rran IN
Rradford Pa w.a das,rovad ~ an az.
nlos,on ~ natural on. Eivs ~ tn
inmates wara Injured INIT not dsnoar
ously. Warren went into the cellar
with a lamp to locate . leak, and the
explosion followed.
A bo,,ar nm tho no.ch.un ou tract
near McDonaId Parma ernlnded
whan a ,s.ro san,,or -.-a ths~Mcf
an adjacent dwelling, killing q SINAI
child and seriously injuring fOuI
others.
James K,noaton o.aa AZ vaa,. wos
caught IN a All oS rocE and coai n Tn
Red Ash CoiIierv W,Irasharrs Panna
and instantly killed.
Fl. S. Adams, Of Florida, aguest in q
New York hotel. was found uncon'
scious In his room from escaping gas.
Edwin 8. Hoaoland WAS arrested al
Ithaca, New York, charged with the
larceny of from $4,000 to 5000 from the
Delaware Lacawanna and Western
Railroad Company, for whom he was
a station agent. ]
While trv,no n ascana a nolieaman
John O'Connor, q Portland Me-, sa.
loon. keeper, rolled of his roof and
broke his back.
I'M m
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LESSON TEXT.
LESSON PLAN.

John IT , liz. Memory verses, l7-ls.,
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REV. DIR. TALMAGE.
rHE BROOKLYN DIvINE,s Sun
DAY r. n

Subject. 'Broks without ssr.w..
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OoLpEN TEXT: He ever, liveth to
make intercession for them. - Heb.
7 :25.
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August.
Flower"

al have been afHic<-
Billousness, "ed with biliousness
"and constipation
Cohst'pat'oh'" for fifteen years
c,o-aoh "frst one and then
"another prepare
Pains. "tion was suggested
"tome and tried but
"to no purpose. At last a friend
Recommended August Flower !
"took it according to directions and
sits effects were wonderful, reliev.
"ing me of those disageeable
stomach pains which I had been
"troubled with so long. Words
Cannot describe the admiration
"in which / hold your August
Flower-it has given me a new
"lease of life, which before was Q
burden. Such a medicine IS a BEN
"efaction to humanity, and its good
Qualities and
wonderful mer- Jesse Barker,
Its should be -
made known to r'"i'o'
everyone suffer Humboldt
''ing with dyspep-
"sia or biliousness Kansas.
G. C. GREEN, Sole Man'fr, WoOdbwy,NL
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.

SUNDAY 10 io'-
Christ's Prayer for His Disciples.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-11-13

LESSON PLAN.
TOPIC OF THE QUARTER: Jesus ths
Son of God.
GOLDEN TEXT FOL THE QUARTER:
These are Oritten, that ye might be.
liepe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son
of God; and that believing ye might
hare life through his ndmse.|ohn
20 81.
LESSON TopIo: The Son Hterced-
ing for his OtDn.
I. The 1ntercessor's Glory
VS.. Is.
2. The Intercessors Work
LAssoN ooTLiNH VS.. 6S, II, Is.
s. The InteTcess0r's Plea,
VS.. Gil. 1+I7.
Oo1pEN TEXT: He ever liveth to