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The morning call., 1892-03-19

So CO. E RE 6atn EANF 6o f1SEf L9cAIgD
rscelpts % ID S135 day; cheap rent: long tease
splendid place. NJ LESS 5 Fourth ST lts
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HORSES.

HURSE3.
II oRSE AND WAGON; SUITABLE FOR
II butcher grocer. 432 Third 81. mrlO II
CENTESSIAL STABLES-CARRIAGES ROCK
" Always. vIctorias. buEeies. etc: 1921 California
St. beI. Lark1n and Polk; telephone 66N NJ. CON
Los, proprietor. mrl3u
nRIEL LIVERY. BOARDING AND SALE STA
~ bic; boarding horses specially: horses bogght.
sold and exchanged 1913 Market st mrlO tt
4 OLDF5N WEST LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
y S43 Harrison. d. W NJ. SHEA. Prop. fe25 m
dO To go HEAD OF wELL-BkOKE HORSES
~ and mares always hand at Grand Arcade
Horse Market, 327 sixth St: auctioa sales OF
horses, buGgies. carts, harness etc. every wednes-
day at Il A. n. sales solicited :. WATKINS s.
CO, livestock auctioneers. fel2 n
81 > AND 22l TENTH. COR HOWARD-HORSES
ZlO boarded and fer sale. !. Il. WALTON. JAP ly
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GALLON COUNTRY TOWN $500: PRICE 5000
- : C.. box l19, CALL Branch Office It,
re SILL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO To l. D..
BAEAAkD. 20e kearny: established $50 It.
CsETE ALARGE FINE SALOON on FOURTH
- % =. St. with good iiYing.roorns connecte I'd;
very old stand; vel stocked. /. d. BARNARD.
20 -a-r.-N - L.
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RTsTNFss CmANCEs.

$500 hME ,o c9EHE 5BnE s 5d5 v EN
nessi really genuine bargain see it. NJ. LESS. 6
Fourth 81. IL
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GA SALOON ON PRINCIPAL BUSINESS
= CO'- street: nicely fitted mp: well stocked:
cosy; money-InakIug pace. VI. LESS. 5 Fonrth. J.
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In the beautiful Honey Lake Valley. level. deep black
sediment soil ready to pow. finely sheltered.
matches climate, abundant fuel aud water cheap
Der, local and outside markets. Railroad
already built through the valley. An extensive
wafer system now building VIII bring the iand
under Irrigation and high development within z
years. The lands can be taken up without resi-
dence under the desert act Wheat go bushels),
barley go bushes), oats, corn, alfalfa hops. veye-
tables aud fruits are grown. Employment at good
wages, Tor both men AID teams Will be given set
tiers Dy tho water company TO pay Tor water rights.
The lands Titled and watered are graded from $40
70 500 an acre. The chance is a rare one for
nome seekers and Investors. Send Accent stamp
Tor particulars TO FRED w. LAKE, Secretary,
fIood Eullding. San francisco. Cal. mre n
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CGS0 WOOD. COAL, HAY. GRAIN AND
'DCUO. feed business: best and busiest growing
part g western Addition; splendid trade; clear
ir- $50 per month: large stock; 2 good teams:
long and favorable lease: cheap rent; best location:
has = stalls always rented ana pays the rent OF
best ia This city; it is a fortune for two
active men: must sell AZ some price once. and
very first offer gets it. GEO. STEWART. 1875
The morning call., 1892-03-19

4 FiNE-rONkD UPRIGHT PIANO. MARSHALL
= maSer. worth $500; price $3.50. ". q. BAD
GER, 725 Market ST mrl9 It
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I'M TAhIN III " y ID-DA1. AIAN 0
CIV. featuring business, making and handling
staple goods Tor wholesale trade; large stock,
Taw aud manufactured. on hand: machinery and
every thing complete Tor large and frst-ciass bus
ness: one Of the incest businesses in this city;
knowledge OF came not necessary; clears TO each
S75 per month; every chance for rapid Increase:
EUSt sell: needs help: never such bargain; don't
miss It. GEO, STEWAHT & son, 1875 keaTny. 1t
DARE OPPORTUNITY N THRIVING TOWN
IL TO engage I'm oldestablshed business and azen-
cy largest -four mill on the coast: present owner
obliged 70 retire account Of inhrmities only
Small capital required. Apply w. j. HENEY e CO.,
- keaFny 81. mTlS 81
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-10-28

1t is difficult to imagine how even par
tisan blindness could fail to recognize in
Judge Cooley's writings and teachings
spirit of deadly hostility to the tyran-
nical and unlawful taxes levied by
means of the Mckinley tariff. In order
to identify this eminent statesman with
Republicanism as now understood it
would first become necessary to obtain
from him an authoritative declaration
repudiating the doctrine he has taught
in his books and in his lectures to law
students.-Philadelphia Record.
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AN ACCEPTED SIX ErCIt.

Sweet Mary posed until drew her attitude be-
witcbing;
But when her face | sought to trace her fea-
lures all were twitching.
Pray do not smile, my dear" said /; "Ill
have you soon securely"
You WILL said she. "if | agree" and then
she laughed dcmurely.
There. now," | crird:" have your lips
those last two strokes reveal it,"
She laughed and said, with bushes red. an
deed, didn't feel It,"
A supple line added next, a girdle drew be-
low IL;
y have your waistl" She cried in haste
We'll. well, didn't know IT,"
-Now for ensemble next cricd "asleep or
wakeful7" -Oh. sirl"
She bushed and said. "You can. instead draw
me n little closer"
looked within her laughing eye. such sweet
intent was in II.
OF loving look. that 10! took her meaning In
minute.
And then drew her IA she said-dwelt on
each feature duly;
-What shall coll the sketch, my dear2T
She said, Call Il yours truly"
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"There's a good deal in knowing just
how to manage a fishing excursion, I"
said "a west side man one morning.
"This thing of sitting along the river
bank, waiting for u mud-cat nibble, is
dull existence.
"Where is the best fshingr" asked the
Columbus Post reporter,
swell, the Lewiston reservoir is good
place if you understand fishing. BY the
way, did you hear of Pete Borger's fish
ing excursion down there?"
"No."
swell, Peter took a party down there
in wagons. Peter knows all about fish
ing aud they went we'll supplied with
grub and had fine time.
ANY luck?"
NJ should say! They went in heavy.
They had $3S worth of groceries, $50 in
money and other perquisites. They
packed and shipped everything, using $2
worth of ice, paying $9.75 express
charges, although they had five wagons
along. There were thirty-eiGht people
along and the whole catch was shipped
to Columbus"
"What did it amount to?" eagerly
asked the reporter
"Five small suniish!"
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The decline has been SO long continued
that it has reduced the total exporta-
tions of some of these articles for the
eleven months ending Sept. 80, as the
following table will show:
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where They Missed II.

1t was their first baby.
The young mother was in perfect
rapture.
1t was an ugly baby, but she did not
know it.
Happy young mother.
All OF them are like her.
But the father had dark misgivings.
His salary was only $1j per week and
babies are expensive luXuries.
Her father was rich but he had frowned
upon their union, and had heterodox
and heretical notions as to supporting a
son iu-aw beside.
Cruel old man.
One day. when the baby was about a
month old, the father came home from
his desk and found his wife radiant
She was even happy when the baby
was out of her sight.
"What is it, Jenue?" asked her hus-
band gloomily, for lie was yet uncertain
as to the blessings conferred by the
baby.
He was also sleepy.
"Oh. Charlie, she chrruped, II heard
from papa to-day"
Charlie looked gloomer than ever.
Don't say anything. DEAR" she
pleaded, for she knew her husbands 8
opinion of her father. "He has heard of
our baby, and though he has not yet de-
termined to forgive us, he has sent us a
check for s. 900 for dear baby's sake"
At first the young husbands face
showed Gleam of pleaure, then it shad-
owed again.
"Aren't you glad. Charlie?" she asked
with quivering lip.
Then he smiled joyfully.
ayes, darling" he whispered, "but we
should have had twins. Detroit Free
Press.
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A Man In the House.

He was Jim among the boys, Jeems to
his grandfather, Jimmy to his mother,
James to his father and "Bub" to his
sisters. He thought il the time ever
came when he would be Mr.. there could
be no greater happiness beyond, says an
exchange.
His father overlooked him, his mother
coddled him, his sisters snubbed him,
but there came day when he had his
revenge.
Tho day was like any other ordinary
day to the rest of the world, but to our
James it was the dawning of n new era.
If anybody has said that before, the
writer forgives them.
The family were seated Mt the break
fast table when James plunged down
stairs. opened the door of the breakfast
room and threw this bomb in among
them:
"There's man in the house :"
Goodness gracious mel" gasped his
mother, running to hide in the china
closet.
"Where is he?" gasped the sisters.
crawling under the table.
Don't be g-e-e-s-e!" chartered the
father. "W-h-o-'s a-f-r-a-i-dp" and he
seized the carving. knife, and rose to the
occasion.
Meanwhile James had kept on to the
kitchen, where he continued shouting.
"There's man in the house,
"Lawd massy we'se be all killed
dead!" quavered the cook.
Then she rushed out and shouted "Po-
lice!" and soon she had the patrol wagon
ut the door.
"Where's the MANI" inquired the min
ion of the law when he had been in
formed that there was man in the
house.
"Here," cried James, as he winked at
lis frightened family, II am twenty
one years old to-day, and if ANITA man,
I'd like to know who is ?"
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Proves It's worth with the first bottle. II is
Popular as a ronic, Popular as Blood Purifier,
lar for Children, as IL acts readily and leaves
no bad results Popular In prices, as IL Is with
In the reach of all. Manners Double Extract
SOC bottle.
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AAeeAiAo NbS''
The statistics for dairy products are
made up for five months only, but they
show that in that period, ending Sept.
80, 1892, the exports Of butter were less
by $500, 900 pounds than for the CORE
spending period of 1891.
Now as to the prices. The exports of
cattle increased in number, but the aver
age price per head III 1892 was about
sixty-eight dollars and in 1891 about
eighty-eight dollars, while, notwith-
standing the higher price of cans, the
price of canned beef remained about the
same. Sailed meat brought cents in
1892 and little more than 81 cents in
1891. Hogs brought $7.72 in 1892 and
50 in 1891. Fresh meat brought Sd
cents in 1892 and So cents in 1891.
This is the showing made by the Off
cial statistics of the operation of jug
handled reciprocity on the business of
exporting provisions. 1t is a noteworthy
fact that The Tribune has finally come
to the sage conclusion that it was not
the Mckinley law that was responsible
for the large expectations of breadstuffs
in 1891, but the large crop at home and
the short crops abroad. II reaches the
further conclusion also that the large
crop is accountable for the fall in prices.
If the Mckinley law cannot overcome
such simple and fundamental laws of
nature, what good is it to the farmer?
Was the act not intended to beat the
laws of nature? And is not the farmer
taxed on his clothes and other neces-
saries of life in order that the prices of
his crops may advance?
The Tribune is resorting to the law of
nature, not by way of returning to a
sound mind, but to reconcile the farmer
to the loss of his export trade. But what
can be its explanation of this decline in
provisions? There was no unusual crop
of bacon, beef, butter and cheese i'll
1891. On the contrary, it has been shown
that with the exception of beef the ex-
ports of these articles fell off from 1890
to 1891, while as to beef the increase of
exports was not up to the normal.
The truth is that the reciprocity clause
has not helped the farmer to foreign
market for any of his products, and the
pretense that it does help him is nothing
more nor less than gross Ignorance or
arrant lying. York World.
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Around Cleveland are gathering the
strong and thoughtful citizens of there
public. a false political economy, .
paternalistic distribution of revenues,
an intolerant sectionalism cannot be
painted gaudily enough to deceive them.
In tho walks Of business and labor the
plain sense of the country looks to the
leader who tells the truth and knows
the right. City Times.
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RECIpROCITY'S WORK
1T HAS CAUSED A DECREASE OF
EXPORTS OF FARM PRODUCyS.

Some Fisurcs which Reveal n start,isg
Condition from the Standpoint of the
Agrlculturists-Reci Is a Hollow
Fraud and Sham.
1t was Mr.. Blaine's prediction that the
Mckinley bill would not open market
for single barrel Of pork or bushel of
wheat. 1t has been shown that even
with the reciprocity amendment the
market for breadstuffs is falling Off, and
the same story is true of most of our
beef and hog products and of our butter
and cheese.
Not only is reciprocity not helping the
farmer to a larger market, but the nat
ural increase of exports of his products,
the increase that was going on before
the Mckinley bill was conceived. has
been stopped and decrease has taken
its place.
The following table shows the growth
in exports of the principal articles of
provisions in the twenty years from 1870
to 1890:
1870. 1890.
Hog products. Sl5,oU3,biI SS5,2ol,lIi
Beet prOducts.......... 5,IO4,639 20, ,O26
Dairy products........... 9,jl4,262 l3,Oel,Sj6
After this came the Mckinley act
with its potent reciprocity blessings, and
with the following results:
1890 1891
Hog products. ,2sl ia ss4,916 COS
Beef products............ 3O,l5l,026 3j,05S,3l5
Dairy products........... l3,0slSj6 9,s63.7S0
There was falling off i'll hog and
dairy products, while the increase in the
value of beef products was about &c.
800, 600 less than was demanded by the
normal rate of increase prevailing for
the twenty years between 1870 and 1890.
This general decline of the business of
exporting provisions continues. The
official returns for September are now
before us, and they are anything but
satisfactory to the farmer who has been
basing his hopes on the reciprocity pro-
visions Of the Mckinley law.
The following table shows the quanti-
ties of certain dairy beef and hog prod
ucts exported in September, 1891, and
September, 1892:
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"And is this your first glimpse Of an
ocean, Willie?"
"Yes. ma'am. We haven't any oceans
in Kansas, ma'am. Truth.
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DOLLARS OFF.

When you rant q suit
of clothes, q ne1O hat,
SloUes, neck1Oear and
GENTS fUrnishinS goods,
yOU should look for the
Dlace 10here you can get
lust Wh0t you rant, in
the latest styles, at rens-
enable ePrices. II ffe1O DOL
lars off IS aIzc0ys an OBJ
1ect, and l am DO1O D1uk-
ing up spring and sum-
mer suits from u large
assortment Of goods, to
suit all customers, at
prices as lOz0 as are con-
sistept 1oith good zOOrh.
Good fits guaranteed.
The latest thine in str0zO
hats are nO1O here. Light
as u feather. II be01Iti-
1UI line of necB1Oeur,
un6 summer shirts. de-
czbrate measures tnBeD
for silk h0ts.
Next door to First Ma
tiOnuI Bunk. BertSch,
The Tailor, Bloomsbury,
Pa.
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TOWARDS nENEvoLEHr ISSUES


He.who undertakes to be selfish is
simply setting himself against the ma
lestic current, and must be borne down
byit. He who works for God and man,
with the least OF solicitude about him
self, has all the forces OF Providence
working with him. AS these forces are
powerful SO is he; and their triumph is
his triumph. But besides this enhance
ment OF relative power, there is also n
great and manifest enhancement OF
actual power. The bGneyolent aiIec-
tons arc the best stimu!unts Of the in
tellect, the best allies and encrgizers OF
tho will. In more intellect Aaron Burr
was, perhaps, the superior Of Washing
ton. In the work accomplished, there
is no comparison to BIO thought OF.
Henry Martyr was twice the man
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
orFlcE oAnbWonlD's Fam MAyAorip,

PAnKERsDuRo, W. VA, Jan, Z, 1891 I
bids for tho erection and completion Of tho
State Building for Wcst Virginia, 10 be bull, nj
Gt Jackson Pink, III iaceordancS with tho plans
drawings ind Specifications prepared for tho
same by J. !. Sllsbce. architect OF Chicago, Iii.
nols, nTo called for BY tho Board OF World Falr
Managers Of West Virginia.
the onlce Of tho Board ~ rarkorbutg ". Va,
0tllcc Of John 4, Snylor. Wheeling, W Va. office
81 lion. r. :. Carr, Charleston, ". W. Office Of
tho County Clerk, ClurlSp!trg W; W., Glllcg Of
lion. George NJ. lIowcr, MnrtlnSburg. W. Va,
and at TUG. office Of J. l.. SllSbcU, % Lakeside
building, Chicago, Illinois,
All bids must DO for The whole Of tho building
complete rs called Tor, and for lumber produced
within tho State OF WoSt Virginia, except tho
frnme work, which Will be optional with tho
bidder: building 10 be completed by tho 18th OF
October 1872. 7a .UH.
Each bidder must furnish with his bid bond
Of sl0 00l With three Surcius satisfactory TO tho
board, for tho full and proper performance Of
tho work as set forth md required by tho
architect, md TO Insure tho lloard ngalns. all
loss. dOnnge or other suits arising from the neg
ligence Of tho contractor or otherwise; as con.
nCc,ed with tho construction OF this building,
md for any other matters that may como into
dispute whatsoever,
Al bids must DO sent in conforming to tho
nboye terms 70 ": N. Chancellor, lrcsidcn, Of
tho Board OF Worlds Fair Managers, patkorG.
burg, W.. Va, by the 10th day OF February, 1891,
on which dry the Hoard will meet 10 open aud
consider tho bldS,Egt
The Board reserves The right TO reject any o;
teral furnished blythe boartl, or any eL0nguleSs.
ching the cost OF IhG building.
The attention Of West Virginia bidders Is espe.
cally called TO this notice. -.
lIy order Of the lionrd Of Managers
I7s.s g'tss 1uE W. N. CHANCELLOR,
NJ. c. MCKAY, 4 President.
l..a'. Secretary. ~ ali
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A,pAT'RIOTIC WORK.

Every person who Is opposed TO FREQ Irad'
Slavery aud favors American Industrial lndcpen'
dencc secured through tho policy OF Protection
should read tho documents published by tie
American Protective Tariff League. As patriotic
citizen. 1t Is your duty TO place these documents
in tho hands of your friends. They are interest.
ing and instructive. and embrace discussions OF
all phases Of tho Tariff question. Tho League NNO'
fishes over 90 diftcron. documents, comprising
nearlyUoo pages otplainly printed, carefully edi!ea
aud reliable Information. Among tho GuthcF5 o.
these documents Grc, Hon. James g. Blaine; Wa
Mckinley. Jr., Governor OF Ohio; Senator s. u.
Cullom. OF Illinois; Senator Joseph y. Do!EA' "
Oregon Senator a. S. Paddock, Of NOb!as-A
Senator Frye, Of ala!nc Senator Casey, OF s'o''1
Dakota; Senator Justin s. Morrill,, of Vernon
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich, Of Rhode !'aAa'
Hon. Thomas II. Dudley. OF New Jersey iioH'
Robert p. Porter. OF Washington; Prof u !"
Dodge. of the Agricultural Department at "aS|
iugton Commodore W. II. T. Hughes: HON.
Z. A. Hartslorl. Of New York; Congressman
Dolliver. of Iowa: Hon. D. 7. Jones; DAVID ia"
Rico. Of Boston /; Ex.Congrcssmau Perkins. o: hlH'
cas-; DR.. f. T. Miller Of New York; Hon. Geo VA
per. Of Mass; Hon. G. L. Edwards of Tc1aA judge
Vim. Lawrence, OF Ohio; Hon. D. G. Hartman"
New York: Hon. Geo. S. Boutwell,. OF Mass; u'n.
E. II. Amldowu, Of New Yorl;: EnoCh Ensley. o.
Tennessee. ~ MS
This complete set Of docunonta will hn sent 10
any address, post paid. for Mtty t5O) Cor'5' Az
dress. Wilbur T. Walcman, s0cy.. No. - "o'
Twenty Third Street. New York
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] shallalways be gratcfulthat Ihadt the
privilege ofhcaring him preachinLondon
and OF meeting with him afterwards;
thousands were present. including all
classes, from the highest to the lowest,
from the soldier with his red coat to the
poorwoman soughtaplace in the cor
nor with her babe in her arms. The
subject Of the sermon was "Tho Two
Covenants" His language was strong
and vigorous Anglo-saxon, his voice
was clear and distinct, his gestures
were few and urstudied He
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beware of ointmcnts FOR Cntarrh that Con.
tain Mercury, l
as mercury will surely destroy tho sense
OF amell and completely derango tho
whole system when entering II through
tho mucous serfaces. Such articles
should never DO used except Oh pre-.
scriptions from reputable physicians, rs
the damage they Will do Is ton fold to
tho good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manuiac.
turcd by T. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in.
ternally, and acts directly upon tho
blood and mucous suriaccs,of tho sys.
tom. III buying Halls Catarrh. euro be
sure YOU got tho genuine 1t Is taken
internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio,
by L. J. Cheney & Co.
Sold by druggists, price 75c per bottle.
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In conclusion, We may learn from
this subject that only he shall be
loved OF God and honored OF men who
is found to have accomplished some
thing ior human happiness and human
good. Noblest and best OF MI are they
who shall spend their days in laboring
to win souls to Christ. Wiscst OF work
ers, wisest OF mon, they shall shine as
stars in tho armament Of God forever.
These are the men and women who
now live by "the power OF an endless
liie."
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There are various employments and
spheres OF action for men. Each must
choose for himself the one best suited
to his gifts. But all must choose with
oneheart, one purpose, in the fcaro God,
and undor the light OF eternal realities.
No dream OF ease, Of emolument, OF
power, should ever intervene to pollute
our choice. But do what VIC will in this
world, we must 1T bcnovolently, do it
for Christ. 81,
The motives to tic adoption OF such
rule Of life are obvious and strong. In
the first place, it is the key to happiness.
In all ages the happcst OF men have
been the busiest and most beneiiccnt.
In the next, place, it enhances power
relative power and actual power. Tho
worlds affairs, managed by God for re-
demptivc ends, are all moving on
nightly @
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NO SYMPATHY WITH ERROR IN DOCTRINE.
All denominations claimed to have
an interest in him. Wemay justly re-
peat the inquiry to-day, "Know We not
that there is q prince and a great man
fallen in Israeli"
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for Infants and Children.

eT"Thc use ot 'Castoria is so universal and
It's merltG'so we'll known that It seems work
OF supererogation TO endorse It. Few arcthe
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach /"
CARLOS MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
Late Pastor Dloomiugdale Reformed Church.
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for going to Persia that ho
would have boon Ind hc remained
in England: and, consequently, hns
twice tho fame. 1t is by dying that
live. 1t is only tho good aid tho SELF
denying who rule US from their urns.
My hearers, God only is great; eternity
only Is long; souls only are precious.
And he only who lives for these, and
dies for these, Is living and dying nobly
dying unto the Lord. Q'I
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Tho charm OF Mr.. Surgeons charac-
ter, his transparent sincerity, his strong
personality, and his great ability, have
been recognized by all. His influence
has been OF tho most exceptional kind.
The Church ofsChrist in tho world can
not easily oXaggeratc her loss, and she
has been deeply afflicted by tho termin.
alton OF n career so full Of usefulness
and brilliancv. ts