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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-22
Holiday Excursions.

The Missouri Pacific Hy. Will sell tickets
at the rate Of one fare for the round trip 20
the following places: Paola, PieasaptoB,
Fort Scott. Cherokee, PlttsbuTg Neodezha.
Fredonia, Winfield, Lyons, Arkansas Cry.
Anthony, in the state ~ Kansas. and Lib
eral. Lamar. Joplin. Webb City. Aiudsn
aud Car hage, ia the state % Missouri To
other points within - distance Of two hun
Of one and Sne-third fare FOR the round
trip. Tickets will be GA sale Dec 24sh,
18th. 26th and 3ist, 1sg2, and January isg
and 2nd 1873. aud vii! be good returning
on or before January Srd. lsg3 Dor fur
Their information call At city ticket oiiics.
No. pa East Dougins ave, or ~ depot. cor
ner Second and Wichita streets
T. T. BLEcKLKT, 2. s. 7. A
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New York Produce

NEW York Dec 81
.-CoFF EE-s7ot Rio, quiet and steady, No.
lfAc, '' 49,
-JGAR-Befned dali and steady. standard A
: tl-osAsc' Graduated H-i6a5c, cut loaf sid
CnFToN-oulet Middhng uplanes &c or.
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Past Train for " ,chl,A I,eopI.. =,

Wichita 10 Chicago without change Of
cars via the Great Rock Island route.
Leave Wichita At SIS a. IN. and arrive In
Chicago next morning at 7:I5. Free re-
cliuing chair ears, Pullman palace sleep
ing cars, and elegant dining cars on ts:ls
train. W. II. WIsHAKr.
City Ticket & Passenger Agent.
Wichita, han.
JOHN SEBASTIAN. G. 7. < i. A,
Chicago. Ill di84 q
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AGENTS WANTED.
uder tbs head &c Ter Inc per day.

NFA&IED WIDE AMAZE WOEh GI.~
w everywhere To sell SAeIp's photographs Of
the HVriu; ihr greatest book tTth; CO-tiHg tles
90 cash o. nsLtIlAcnts bonanza lor tie holiday
.igeu.s CuiAIhs money: mammoth illustrated Cl,-
Cttials ana terms Tree; WO!kSIS I'D win suCtc-.
3ir hIAg OIOiy. Altoona Pa. cleared SlyVJ Ia six
weeks lev. jos. ~ alters, Nahtuch 81, Mars. siJ $40
Il hours Aiss h.. h. brown. los Angels CaI, 81
INST Gay. MagH!nlent outfit Only 81. Cool, on
credit Address GtCbe Il be pup TO- No. -
Chestnut ssreC phil de pnls, Pa or No. 80 Dear
UyrH street, Chicago, III. q 80 eca II
4 GIVE NORkES FOX "~HEPP-s PHOTO
~ graphs OF thy world, costing Sauna holiday
Uvasnla. AseHL, Wild with suctes-- ..I. h. ". j..
Herr, bCyerLoyyD. Pa. ciearcu <isj ia eek
Miss Jennie A. CiaIA, >aIGs, colo, - the ntrt
Gay Ou,nt 81. erHs rec. 4dotes7 t.lo0v Blo.e
PuDshtf.. -. 10 ttr->fu-L 81 fhIladel pnla. -
- Deaf born st. JhlcaEU. III. 40 + - - l9t
4 GLNTs-GUl TISSUE MINDS CLOTH 80
"A better than Hesdie aud thread sllEs, oosus
gloves. U4lirrilas- Uie ID 10, IL ds. 10
\. slHyHeT q Co, PROVIDENCE, X. 1. dzs ~
FIrALk~ TO CHILDREN ABOUT JEsJ~- OSE
Il o. The nIO=L OyHiar books ever pUD4ls4zs-
Sv4ls AT SIGHT, Cgeult glFen- Freight pali. Bet
boOss To- hO.luays. 4 gems "a fftsd-sa@ f0r
olher uOoks AMI E.bsez- l. WoOaRaf4 a Co..
Baltimore, 2Iu- q "a =
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Observation-Disclosures
JHees Ills LEAD < sor LIE vsr aay.
X3rASTED-To BORROW Ss180 on BEsf OF
w security. Israel BTos. a34-Ct

IYTASTED-T0 BORROW 5000 or BFSf 0F
w security. Israel bfoa. ao4-ei
XITANrED-GuoDFA FARMER AND srocK3.AN
w with small family i-r ranch EgOd c--aee-
El9a5re 80 g.. I'm re c4l----
~ ANIED-I fEa Dt, SOLITAIRE eIANoS %
w tsH-- Coz 81, teI g''o8 crlvl-s z..-s- A--l
have Ea5si o. -eliAs- address b9k -. Gay. CO -
WAIT D-A l.ERF0ji NEIt FOR 55EB.CgSE
w saoN ioD- rUEsgpussE- srd .af~ 30 sry
Atires, fg- four tstss ~. = IL ~. l.f4- hs.-s5-s
"A. A>3tU-fA> >Isg 80 Do III Az AK
w ~ se;4-eri iaillel- So 70 y. 1laFor.s- a
>ia-f@tl-sarl e@ -
WANDA RESPONSIBLE LADY VIII
-aJfass 90. STAY 3 rent free y + .ss-1-E.zzssf a
" ESGED-is AID GENTE.EEEs 10
W A-"7 -lss s-.srs@- tls4 c. -i---- So q lar s~i-
l-a=~4-ar .s.e iar sse ir4-- @sra'1 @~-s
Il As. .i.ls--s.. ING 80 ID 81 HoaS oHis
~ fs'ai5-s 53N 49.-st -se- -ss -
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Mex tNl-,a- .. a g. e-.a.ss. o. a@u
u sao-A lax argFlE ~sFT Uuu
- fle -oes- Se---sF>- -te .-1rA ass Aas-E
IL Eu-Eo ~ELL >.KAE sltE
" u wt 1-s
t.s- a.as ssss -aa-t -as Asfs-s =
~ SfFa-z tu'-- ~ gss8 ~ raE -rssE
W Aass- Pa - s @
" s-gs.J cr ~s.t t4iE ~ a&E.E-
" Se.tss.a -aa~e- re -r1.. ~ sss.a-
er-s-- ssa1-sH' ~
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

rev ork Money
NEw YORK, Dec. q
cent. -
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent
tl,,Acnsise hrm At e. SA for sixty-dAy
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EfSEY BrLL FOR BHEEDfSf. ~ ftPO-f -
~ hept - HeAry seaS!sss. coTHss 81 HgdrkE e
s4a Lincoln - I'd
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Situations " dlited-Mdie.
miscellaneous.

TANTED-sITCATION By A REGISTERED
w pharmacist Of j. years experience, best Oi
references. Address W, % NOtth La~Ien,e ave
Wichita. d. u
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Kansas CITY Produce.

KANSAS CITY. Deo. 81
FLoUR-Unchanged. Patents 81 5CSs Is, extra
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fINANCRAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at, the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle, 1872: Hogs, 4ee;
sheep, none. Shipments: Cattle 70;
Hogs, none; Sheep, none.
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EE. BLEcKLET, p. & T. a.
ehs,p Raie, 20 a NInler - ". 80 rs

chesp Rates FOR a inter Trip va ssnta Ts
Roufs.
To Texas. New Mexico. Arizona, Cali
foruia, Utah sud Old Mexico. are offered
by the santa Re.
Tickets DOW on sale good until jane /.
with sufficient transit limit ia saeA q
Fsction 10 enable passengers 20 step OF NJ
all points Ell route. Lat % destinafi ons
include Corpus Christie. II Paso. Calves
ton, Houston. Lampasas. Rock port, ssh
Antonio, Civ q Mexico Prescott Salti!io
san LUIS Potosi. Las Vegas Hot 5priBgs.
Sau D'sgo, ssn Francisco. salt i.sko a8G
Portland
New Mexico il noted ~ having one ~
the most squsbis climates la the sorld.
sudden changes being almost wholly uu-
known. IL j. most desirable piacs either
for The business man, gleasure seeker or
the invalid. y hiie ii BE- be baveU foe tie
immigrant No portion % the United
states can cen pare With th~ fertile valley
Of It's river. aud ia tue pTOdust ions - ti.e
hsid. tie market garden, TIE ofcBsrd aad
the vineyard.
For foil particulars regarding he c0uu-
try, rates, stopgysrs. stC-. etc. call on 81
address nesr~af santa rEgs ~ 90 Geo r
= ichslsOu, -. y all T = Topeka. Eaa.
W. J. Black, A. g. = AID 7. b
Jack Frost stimulates travsL wbsa BE-
touches our esr.. We Thick about gsstlas
warm
California bas the ideal winter eIiusta
just fsf enCaEh s1uul 80 D. suuahlar
sud frost lsss. asd get 9Th s1Glcleat tonne
q fae Atr
Santa Re route taxes Jack Ffozt's riUf.
aTd hss sTTsf ed asFfes - personally
conducted weekly sEearsiuns 70 Cali
tOrDia. Pulluiau tourist sissp~Fs. fore
sized sifh bedding. fciiet articles. ete
iezVs Chicago aBsl - L1gis every Hstnf-
day svs8ErE. end .ssss hansss C3ty every
sunday su"Fn.uE. - a Z aud = aa44s
3 and +. ilAr foF Ises A-Epl~s aE.l saa
FrE8eise0. or fzsf szgr-s- fFsia
-f~csAl agents sad tsgrtsra 10 affsndarc=
SECOND -ciass tieEsts hensfe1 4 smsH
charge igf zee - I9afttE strFp Eysfy-
lhiug n@zt. cs~1h AID c8r5s faTfHHtN
Inquire - assrss1 ts~s~t AErnf. az write
- o T. > icisa3seU - T. snd 2 4 -znks
Re roziis. or~ka. kna far q agpy 81
s9i1sf ceacsl biaz tb~ss szcarslvaE I5d,f
80 ssst - ilc -Nsz -lart Hu~ ST.
r1uf3 Issiac -lsissssat H.H roags
It.rDBsh s3sFfssr - sla rhnir 14rs atga1szf
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

lie rtat nrra Hha~. liciH,es 81. g7 =f.-<aaf 49,.
he also carries slr Fur~I assortment ~ Etcfr~
sn-es e. the citS GIVE nita - ig1eai'y csH aua
x.iaI. ife SAMPLES
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noes

Hogs sold steady until noon. closing
somewhat weaker in the evening. The
top, however, brought Sc 05.
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Take stage at Noble for Tecumseh Best
and shortest route. WN SHEAgEfI
Manager
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fancy 81 sO@2 25 fancy 81 O5a2 Is choice 81 9os2 o.
xxx 81 75Ci2 ca.
" hEAI-- No. red. &c.
COhN-Ao. mixed. S2lf &c,
OATS-NO 2m.xed 2S}E &c.
EYE-No. 9. 4iIag ISc,
BkAN---51&5Sc
tIAXSEED-9 "a s96c on a basis Of pure.
Bl TTElt-C Ieanery 90 Sc, dairy I9la
EGGS-221s
Enthusiastically. Young America lOc. Kansas.
7a9C
HiY-Firm. Timothy So 10, fancy prairie s. OOS
S0L
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PERSONAL.


4 ADY AADk g. DDLLAh- LAST WEEK
- SeiiiEE Lungs so..d 3IusilsEe feLcli- b ~
Hot yout A..I4 {. a. LOHE IlsnlT. a.. Deal fa
81 La4C4gu, isLs- lNa
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.EPRusESTATivE SALE,
The following are the representative sales OF hogs
Rripf Mention,

Brief Mention.
Work was lively around the ca le Gales
all day
Col Nation of Emporia, one OF Il 0 adj
ing stockmen of the state, was at The
yards today.
Jim Graham marketed some good AZ IA
hogs.
J. P Schemerhorn bought a load of
feeders to go to Sedgwick.
NJ NJ. Munger of Harper bought load
of feeders
Moffet Bros of Harper came in late with
cattle aud hogs that were held over.
The following shippers had stock on the
market today:
F II. Weinschenck. Rochester, hogs.
George B. johnson, Hazelton. cattle and
hogs.
Robinson g. MundoTf, Hazeltou, cattle,
Mum 81 Beatty, Arson, hogs.
J. i. Schimmerhorn, Anthony, cattle.
A. w Friend, Freeport, cattle
Hamilton & Fox, Norwich, cattle and
hogs.
j. E. williams, Bentley, cattle.
Schmidt & Wright, Freeport, hogs and
;attle.
w IL DDuHti4. iltNtti, CdItlc.
Townsend d Gibbons, Andale, cattle and
dogs.
>. +. Foster. Caldwell, hogs and cattle.
Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA. Dec. p
FIorE-Riehest reteut s. no. second patent
Is. ~ ira fuuCy. 2! Is.
RUT2Lk-rirsg Creamery. sc: other grades 2ta
80
ECGS--sGe0c.
lTkI- Eoosters, 81 5O32 10 per dozen or 81
Ter pound; hens. : eiG2 % per duaeu or &c per
pounu; spring chickens 81 5g2 20 per dozen I've
ley pound; turkeys, Ssoc per pound. pUCxs-te.t
- z5 mal!ard, 8 - per dozen. oug geese. DC per
pound.
FOTAToEs-Cboice. 6S0a75c per bushel.
ApPLES-AGS % per barrel.
'OAL-AnthrBUte. &Il So Canon City. IS on Weir
CITY, 81 aE trouJrnsc 81 81; PlttsUurg 81 90 III
pOl, 20 u; MCAlesteT. s. %.
Wichita Grain Market
WICHITA Dec. 81,
Following IRE the closing quotations.
HhAlN-t AT lots on track.
WHEA T-Scc.
OOEN-Ncilow. sc.
tAi~-t2g.
HAh-taed. .. OO94 so per ton: loose 81 COas o.
GROUND CnEN-t hopin car lots, 7Sc per lU
pouHGS; corn and oats. SIC per llJ bounds; bran,
kECkcd to per 10 pounds.
AASEEl)-tSsiUC.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. Dec 81
Wheat Higher.
Corn-Lower.
OAts-A gaer.
Pork lrtwer.
Lard Hi cher.
The leading futures ranged as follows
WHEAT - December 7C January 5Olec,
May 169sC
1okN-December 4Ossc. January 4ssc Nay
l55s,Gi5c.
6SIs-December 29'sc, January ass: May
S4I-c
ioRK-Januaty SIS II. May SIS III.
LAhD-JanuRry $40 a. May ~ va
Cash quotations were follows
WHEAT akl
CORN 4S4-
OArS--9s4 0Sc.
k1E-A4aC.
BARLEY Csc.
FLA&-Sl w.
TINuTHN-s2 90
sUGAH-Cut loaf 5s5ssc. grsnulated Sc, stand
ard A SJNC.
BUTTER Dull. Creamery 2OG29c, dairy 1886
western lSa2lc
EGGS-Firm. strictly fresh 24I25c.
Ppitk-S4 19ais ~
LARD-Siu a.
SHORT RIBS-S 2cS IS
pay SAIL SHUCIBEttS- s. S1ls.ss "a
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-SS 7Jps 81
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80 sssf "a ilc ~Nsw short Ifu~ ST.
r1uf Issiae islssssf.i H.t reass
ItrDssh slosfsia.s sna chn5s ezHs uitAoaf
shzbgz v seGgga 90 ~ ssuI- g. Z
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FOR SALE-Reat Estate.

LsOk sALk-fWo CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
Il on Lawrence avenue, - foot ffOnt each. be-
tween Wa. nut AID Park Streets east 'front.' si.0-o
each. Heury V. Shepard, ~ and "a SedgNick
6ullding. Telephone y. as q
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Depot Second and " lchsia streets ticket once :.
East Douglas Ave- p = HIECEIKY
ras.sncct and Ticket AEeaA
TINE TABLE cHlcIe CO. ROCK ISLAND q PAeIFie
RAILWAY.
t~Grest HocS Island Routs.~l
~ effect ard Aft-r NAv 1 Tsaa
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your W ants Supplied.

RAILROAD TIME TABLES
xrCBusox- 1orrSs A sAxrS "a RR-
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-05
A Curious Wager.

A wager was made in 1906 in the
Castle Yard, York, England, between
Thomas Hodgson and Samuel Whitehead
as to which should succeed in assuming
the most singular character. Umpires
we're selected, whose duty it was to de-
eide upon the comparative absurdity OF
the costumes in which the two men werd
to appear. On the appointed day Hodg'
son came before the umpires decorated
with bank notes of various values, his
coat and vest being entirely covered
with them. Besides these he had a row
of ~fiveguinea pieces down his back, d
melted purse of gold around his head
and Il placard on his back bearing the
legend ''John Bull" Whitehead came
on the scene dressed like a woman on
one side, one-half of his face painted
and a silk stocking and slipper on one
foot aud leg. The other half of his
face was blackenod SO as t resemble
an African on the corresponding side OF
his body he wore a gaudy, long tailed
linen coat; his leg on that side being in-
'cased in a half a pair of leather breeches
and q boot with a spur, lie wore a wig
of sky-blue braided down his back and
tied with yellow, red and orange colored
ribbous. One would naturally fancy
that he presented the most singular and
ludicrous appearance, but the umpl,es
must have thought differently, as they
awarded the stakes, some 500, 70
Hodgson.-St. Louis Republic.
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Verse lilo, every one that thirst
eth, some We to the waters" ~ Atten-
ton arrested; (2l Condition described;
90 All included; IA Relief preferred.
Verse 2.-"Wherefore do ye spend
money for that which is not bresd?'
~ H%ungering; (2) Striving; 81 Fail
ing; a. Erring.
Verse 3.-"Hear, and your soul shall
i've" q The souls peril; ~ The
souls deliverance; 49, The souls life
~ Hearing; (2) Living.
Verse 5.-"He hath gloriied thee"
% lsrael's humiliation; (2) Israel &
glorification.
Verse {. - "Seek ye the Lord while
he may be found" ~ Whom to seek
(2) How to seek; go When to seek.
Verse 7.-"He will have mercy upon
him" ~ The quality Of mercy; ~
The source of mercy; 90 The recip-
tents of mercy.
Verse 8.-"My thoughts are not your
thoughts" az Wherein man resembles
God; (2l Wherein man differs from
God.
Verses 10, 1l.-"As the rain. . SO
shall my word be-" o. Proceeding
from God; (2) Inducing to fruitfulness;
90 Enriching the world.
Verse 12.-"Ye shall go out with
Joy" ID Pining in captivity; (2) Re-
joicing in deliverance.-Q The cap
tives; i2) The Deliverer; 90 The eman-
cipstion.
Verse 13.-''It shall be to the Lord
q name" Q) Human deliverances; (2p
Divine exaltation.
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LESSON SURROUNDINGS.

INTERVENING PRoPHECY.-The de-
soription of the suffering yet triumph
ing, servant of Jehovah lisa. 53i is
followed by a magnificent description
Of the blessedness of Zion lisa. 54),
which is properly applied to the tri-
umph OF the Messiah IN his future
kingdom. This introduces the invita-
ton of the lesson.
TIME.-After B. @. 7O1. Modern
critics accept a later date, between B.
G. 554 and 53S.
OUTLINE The urgent invitation to
accept the free offer of grace, under
the figure of food and drink Tvs. l, q;
this is the blessing of Messish's reign,
to extend to other nations Tvs. 3d..
But to attain this blessing, the Lord
must be sought ". O. in true repent
ance ". y, for he is worthy of trust as
higher than men Tvs. $50; he rules in
nature to give food to man, and this is
q figure of his gracious dealings Tvs. 10,
III. The return from exile ". 12) is
is the figure of the new blessings of re-
demption ". 49,.
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Mr.. De Fashionable paper says
sealers are disappointed at the low
prices obtained for skins in London this
season.
Mrs. De Fashlon-That's splendid
You know | need a new
Mr.. DE Fashion-The saper says the
furs are very cheap. dirt cheap.
Mrs. De Fashion, never did care
much for seal-fur. It's TOO warm
The re-development Of lost limbs is
declared by an English naturalist to be
not unusual among insects, In whom II
may take place either during the larval
or pupal stage.
The harder work, the more we
need solitude and prayer, without
which work becomes mechanical and
insincere.
The tower bridge over the Thames,
London, England, Uuilt oil the Biscule
principle, has caused the underwriters
of Lloyds to refuse to insure vessels
that have TO pass it.
In the pockets Of clothing discard.
ed by q burglar In Indiana we're found
a translation of Caesars Commentaries
and a problem IN algebra.
There are over 9UN brass bands In
be Salvation Army.
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A MURDERER IS Gagged.
He LAUGHED AT BOLTS AND
BARS.
But the Artful Cigarette Led FItZ
simmons Into the Clutches Of
the Waiting Officers.

PITrsBURG, Pa.-Ffed Fitzslmmons.
who shot and killed Detective David
Gilkyson, almost killed Detective
Murphy, sawed his way out of jail
lust before he was to have been tried
and for five months eluded the detec-
tives of the land, was captured at an
Italian cigar stand in New Orleans.
Scores of bogus Fit7simmOnses have
been captured since last September;
this time the right man is run down.
Fitzsimmons mailed a letter TO the news
| papers the first thing after he broke
iail and IL has written to members
Of Councils and others frequently
| since.
1t was one of these epistles, sent to
| Holmes Anderson, a lellcw-prisoner
In Pittsburg Jail, that led to his 10
c capture. This letter MADE an ap-
ppiptment with Anderson to meet
| FItzsinmons at New Orleans some days
ago.
KNEW WHAT he SMOKED.
| For weeks Detectives Finney and
Lang, OF this city, have been in the
| vicinity of the Crescent City shadow
ing their man. They were aided by
the peculiar brand of cigarettes be was
known TO smoke and which it wa:
| found he got at the Italian stand. II
was there the officers pounced on him
| and put him in ron before he could
shoot.
He will tell nothing al ali of his es.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-05
A New Lumber Drier.

A new lumber-drier aims to provide an
apparatus that is both simple and offec-
tive and that will supply heat in such .
mauner as to penetrate the pores of tho
lumber, drying the same rapidly aud
perfectly. The casing or housing of tho
drier is of rectangular form and provided
with a door. A grating a short distance
above the floor of the house supports tho
lower end of the lumber. Tho grating
consists of a series of horizontal parallel
metallic bars extending the whole length
of the casing and supported by trans
verse bars secured in the side of the
casing. Between the bars and the floor
of the apparatus is q chamber in which
are placed heating pipes or a heater for
supplying the drIer. Heated air may bs
used and supplied from a furnace OF
other source, the pipes being perforated
on their upper sides to allow the escape
of the hot air into the drier. Chicago
News.
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3


1.-THE Thirsty Called:
Ho, every one that thirsteth, come
q to The waters o..
blessed are they that. thirst after
Righteousness (Matt. 5 :6).
He would have given thee living water
John 4 1O).
II any man thirst, let him some unto
me, and drink John 7 :37l.
u. The Poor Invited;
He that hath no money; come ye III.
Thou hast thought to obtain the gift OF
God with money Acts 8 POI.
he, . . said. Blessed are ys poor duke
6: 20).
Did not God choose them that arepoor
(Jas. 2 81.
IN. The Foolish Reprovsd:
Wherefore do ye spend money for
that which 1t not bread? (l).
How long, ye simple ones, will ye love
simplicity? prov. l 30.
How long halt ye between two opin.
ions2 Il Kings Is :21).
Why stand ye here all the day idleP
(Mstt. 20 81.
W. The Obedient Blessed;
Let your soul delight itself in fat
ness (2).
The blessing, il ye shall hearken unto
80. the Lord (Deut. IL 30.
II ye be .obedIent, ye shall eat the
good of the land lisa. l 1877.
He went on his way rejoicing Acts
$50.
v. Life for h Attentive:
Hear, and your soul shall live (3).
They that hear shall live John 5 25).
Every soul, which shall not hearken, 49,.
shall be utterly destroyed tActs 3 :
23).
Blessed is he hat resdeth and they that
hear (Rev. l 81.
vi. A Leader for the Nations;
A leader and commander to the peo-
Piles a..
He leadeth me beside the still waters
Pisa. % p.
Thou that leadest Joseph like a flock
(Psa. 80 u
He goeth before them, and the sheep
follow him John 10 AZ.
VII. A Triumph for the Lord:
A nation that knew not thee shall
run unto thee (5l.
The abundance OF the sea shall beturn-
ed unto thee lisa. 60 : 81.
Until the fulness of the Gentiles be
come In rom. ii 25).
Every tongue should confess that Jesus
Christ is Lord Phil. 2 :: III.
II. PREPARATIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!. Immediate Seeking:
Seek ye the Lord while he may be
found (6).
Pray. lin . time when thon mayest
be found (Psa. SO: 81.
Agree: quickly, whilst thou art.
in the way Matt. 8: 25).
Behold. now is the day of salvation q
Cor. 6: p.
II. Sin Forsakeni
Let the wicked iorsake his way O.
Put away the evil of your doings lisa.
/: 16).
Wash thine heart from wlckedness
(Jer. A: IA.
Turn We, turn ye from your evil ways
(Ezek. SO: III.
III. Pardon Assured:
He will abundantly pardon t7).
Thon art a God ready to pardon (Neh.
y: ID.
80: 81,
Who is a God like unto thee, that par
doneth iniquity2 (Micah Z: 49,.
ivI. Divine Superiority:
My thoughts are not your thought.
(S).
TIE Lord seeth not as man seeth q
sam. is: u,
As tue heaven is high. so great ia
his mercy (Psa. 103: III.
The love of Christ which passeth
knowledge (Eph. 8: 19).
v. Effective Revelation:
My word. 80. shall not return unto me
void az.
Is not my word like Q fire2 saith the
Lord der. %: 29i.
The word of God is living, and active
tdeb. I: I2y.
Bsgottsp agsia. through The we2a
Of God Get 1: 2S).
vi. Joyous Rssuitss
70 shall 90 out with Joy (12l
The rsnsomed. 80. shall. .. come with
singing lisa IS: 10).
Behold, my servants shall aing for Joy
lisa IS: IA.
That your joy may be fulfilled John 10:
III.
VII. Honors to Cod,
1t shall be 70 the Lord for . name
t18).
He guidsth me for his names sake
I'd. 90. M
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LESSON BIBLE ID

THE ALI OF GOD.
By his Son lisa. So 5; Rom. L g..
by his Spirit (Rev. % 10.
By his works (Psa. 10 1-3; Rom. 1:
20).
By his ministers der. IS 10; 2 Cor. s:
POI.
By his gospel e Thess. 2 . 14).
Addressed to all lisa 40 %; Matt. 20 j:
16).
From darkness Il Pet. 2 81.
10 eternal life acts Is As; / Tim. 6 /:
12l
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London, England, is to have an Inter-
national Fruit Show.
An Ocean Pier at Puerto-C Columbia
near Savanilla. will. when finished,
be 1000 feet long, built entirely of
iron and steel, with a double line of
rails.
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That they might be unto me. :, for a
name der. 10: III.
That they may see your good works,
and glorify your Father (Matt. 8:
l6).
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DAILY HONE READINGS:

M.-Isa. IS : lis. Called by tn.
King.
lisa. 35 : lilo. The way
opened.
Visa. 40 : Iii. The people
comforted.
lisa. 40 /: Lie. Under the
Kings sway.
Elsa. 43 : IT. Encourage
ment.
S.-Isa. 50 LA. Announcing the
call.
S.-Isa. 80 : 1-22. The glorious
end.
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LESSON TorIo: Called BY thu
King.
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GOLDEN TEXT: Seek ye the Lord
while he may be found, call ye upon
him whiie he is nedr.-IsA 55 &c.
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GOLDEN TEXT o THE QUARTER:
He shall reign over the house of
Jacob for ever and of his kingdom
there shall be no end.-Luke l 81.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY Z, issa
The Gracious Call.

LESSON TEXT.
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