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out of it, changing thewhole course of life
of several people, and illustrating with full
force the truth of the old hymn which
tells us ION what slender thread hang
everlasting things"
Colonel Taylor was a widower, possessed
of one child, a large fortune, an eccentric
disposition and AN abiding belief in HIM
self. Nobody could recite the cireum-
stances which brought to the colonel his
military title. The colonel himself never
volunteered the information. and no one
of hiSacquaintance had courage 10 seek it
at headquarters. The general belief finally
settled upon the theory that the. mans
pugnacity and his ability TO command obe-
dience TO his purposes at all tunes earned
for him the title without the formal bap-
tism in blood upon the field of battle.
Colonel Taylor was the great man of
Charlestown by reason of his superior
riches and his self asserted and un-
denied leadership in every public meas
ure out of which money, glory or promi-
nence might be expected to come. The
summer before that fateful New
Years day he had become baseball
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New Years Advice.

New Years Advice.
Put by the pipe. put by the bowl,
Put by the word profane.
The seasons In their onward roll
Bring New Years round again.
Put by the eyes whose deepening glow
Have set your brain awhirl;
Put by ctis vain advice, we know
That winsome, witching girl.
All things on which cold reason frowned
Put by-but show your sense
And put them where they'll all be found
A month or six weeks hence.
-WashinRton Critic.
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before the por-
trait OF William
Burnett, studying
ia e counterfeit
presentment of
the man who had
been chosen to be
her husband.
$50 that is the
man. / don't like
him. / never can
like him, | know.
What shall | dos
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Husband-My dear, inasmueh as this IS
New Years day / have a suggestion to
make.
Wife-What is itf
Husband Suppose we swear of on that
Christmas turkey
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immediate attention to
tn e correspondence.
The contents were inn
portant, as Annie knew
by the snorts, wheezes,
scowls, grunts and
coughs which accom-
panied the colonel's
perusal. The daugh-
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WO men having
the same name
called ON business
at the residence of
Colonel Tom Tay-
Tor one n e w
Years day. In
itself that would
have been nothing
of a startling ma
ture, however un-
conventional and
untimely the dou-
BILE incident might
be.considered, but
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PRICE ONE CENT

VINO pruseSl nlIn
self to be an un-
selfish man, and
succeeded thus in
winning a regard
from Annie he
never could have
won as her en-.
forced husband.
The final peace
between Colonel
Taylor and his son
in law was made
the following
June, when the
latter vOluntearasa
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team for the next
campaign. With
him the amount of
salary was not n
consideration If
the player happen
ed TO be a desirable
quantity. His lib
erality would
have made him
popular with the
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY:
OR, HOW WILLIAM BURNETT's NEW YEARS
CALL WAS MIsAPPLIED.

Copyright, isae. BY American Press Associa.
tiOn.J
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-31

Dld-fashioned pills. with their gripping and
violence.
But they're better in every way. In siza,
Hor instance, and dose. They're the smallest
and the easiest TO take only one little Pellet
1s needed for a laxative-three for a cathar-
tic. They cleanse and regulate the system
thor0ughly-but it's done easily and nat
urally. Sick and Bilious Headache, Consti-
patton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and an
arrangements Of the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels are prevented, relieved, and cured.
They're the cheapest pill you can ~, fo<
they're guaranteed TO give saeAsfac&on, or
your money Is returned You pay coy fcR
value received. -
Something else, that pays the dealer better.
nmay be offered as "just as good Perhaps
mt =, for him, but it can't be, for vO3
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crank. Getting caught
in the whirlwind of To-
cal excitement which
followed the successes
on the diamond of the
Charlestown Grays,
C oIonel I a Y | o +
straightway evinced a
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SHORTHAND.

no,l,. ,. s'so'ara wanted lor the next three
lps,s-as's. Terms "a 90 pc. month IN advance,
sa1 !, s.A'0h Book, So 90. ] DuFFY,
l0z King George Street.
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On this New Years morning of our story
the colonel was breakfasting with Annie,
his only child. He was in one of his alb
stracted moods, as indicated by the CORFU
gated folds of the skin above his eyebrows
and the reckless way in which he dealt
with his breakfast. Annie being wise
child knew her father and knew his pecu-
harities. 1t was not for her to prod him
ont of such fit of abstraction, and what
ever she had to say TO him was for the
time being deferred.
An interruption to the scene of silence
came when a servant brought in the morn
ing's mail and laid several letters before
the master of the house. He turned his
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and IHlai,iplNG LOTS, on Water Street
iiand Street. Apply TO
q, JAS. /. JOHNSON.
- :. ROLAND BRADY. 72f
Ogsc.p plai !. 81 these lots can be seen at the
!" :; holland Brady, West Street.
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players if he had not, by his business
relations with them, let each man un-
derstand that social Niagara rolled and
roared between president and player over
which no suspension bridge could ever be
thrown. The center fielder, an excellent
player and valuable member of the nine,
so far forgot the difference between him
self aud the president that, in passing the
latter on the street one day, he saluted
with a Hello, colonelr' Three hours later
he was in possession of his release.
BY midwinter the Grays' complement
had been engaged, with the exception of
one more good, strong, reliable pitcher,
and Colonel Taylor announced mysterious
" that he had ''lines out for just the man, "
and with the aid of a friend he expected
to land his fish before the new year was
many days old.
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WANTED.-AGENTS TO SELL
w our choice and hardy Nursery Stock.
we have many new special varieties. both in
tuite agd Oruamentals 10 offer, which are
controlled only by us. We pay commission
of salary. Write ms nc once for terms. and
secure choice OF territory MAY BROTH ERS.
NuIscrymCn, Roohestor. N. Y. LIE 2w
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WANTED.-LADIES MAKE $25. co
Nv, per week, working for the Worlds
'..li sSt their hcmes ADDRESS Immediately
s',l .sl s'amp, 5. 4. KILMER, South Bend,
-.'Ana 10 rs I'm
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DOR SALE.-A THREE STORY
Il DWELLING HOUSE and STORE on Nam
street Terms eRsy. Apply TO JAS. Il. BRA
SHEARS, West street. IL low
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WANTS. FOR SALE, &c.

/ OST-A $40 AND $5 BILL, ON
- Main street ncar J. B Floods coal Of
noe. reward ~ - n returned to q. TERRY.
asked dSw
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EOR SALE.-AT ONE HALF IT'S
value, one hNAbh SQUARE PIANO,
bfUldcrCd cover and stool. Will give good
terms % a responsible purchaser. Apply at
this Office. 12-I2w
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w ANTED. THE NAMES AND AD-
O.. n !, efesses Of ene,e eetic man and women
s've tssaF ttst permanent work. We give exclu-
SO ~ We guarantee good workers
article 'ssAlL' aud newspaper advertising. Our
cent x, ;, monopoly. IN viii save 25 per
ucalsrss tne t Goa bills ofevery Full par
Koa 1qfese upon receipt OF postage Address
hAssseb,,sAlha. Ah 20. Department. No. 1877. Boston
I0-71y
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EOR SALE.--A BABY CARRIAGE
a aad Photographic outfit will be sold
cheap. Can be seen at 20 College aveaue,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-31

EoR RENT.-A TWo-SToRY BRICK
L HOUSE, on Calvert Street, 2nd
door from Northwest st. Rent low.
Apply next door. 11-29w
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EOR SALE CHEAP-A FOURTEEN
foot BATH EAU. with Oars. Oarloeks.
scoup and cvorything complete. Nearly new.
Onc' I2.2-w
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koR SALE "A DESIRABLE HOUSE
-. and LOT. 50 King George ST. cheap for
it.ia " \ en easy terms. Apply to J. HARDWOOD
.UA1tiAhI, Attorney at Law. n10m
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FOR sALE.-AN UPRIGHT PIANO.
= lngood condition. For particulars ap-
ply NJ this office. ii 90 W
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FYzrtl Just riQha

Fized just Tfghs
Liver, Stomach,
and Bowels, by
DR.. Piercn's Pleas
ant Pellets They
do it in just ths
right way, too
by using Natures
own methods.
h ats why
they're better
than the dreadful,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-31

EOR SALE.-A SORREL HORSE and
A., ROAD CART. win sell at bargain
Address CAPITAL Ofloe. ne6
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S1 TO Sl5 PER DAY AT HOME.
80. selling Lightning Platter and plating
tNeiry, watches tableware, &c Plates the
ahest OF lowelry good rs new, on ali kinds of
@eAi i WIN gold. silver or nickel. No exper-
SNse NO Capital Every house has goods
NV ,nRs plating. II. h. DELNo & CO., CClum-
N@e' " IL Is i'm
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SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
- agents % handle the Patent Chemical
I'M hnsing Pencil The most useful and
hoNsi invention Of the age. Erases ink thor
gushly no two seconds. Works like magic.
~ 20 'VQ per cent profit Ages msking $50
PrNeek. We also want a general agent 10
sac chArRc OF territory, and appoint sub
Wenls. rare chance 10 make money. Write
terms and sample of erasiug. Monroe
N'a'cr Mfg. Co, 002 Lacrosse. Wis, elm
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NALESMAN WANTED VALU-
ae;e commission offered. $50 on weekly
Pn9'Sb = " many OF our agents. Samples free
noA 1911, New York. 10 Iiw
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L ENERGETIC MAN TO SELL NEW
III, sspeclaty 20 Grncers aud Consumers.--
be3 Nla.VV 10 $500 per week. rare
Hp{', campies 10 cents. Address JOSEPH
--' n lelO Baker ST., Baltimore, Nd. 9I6
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snlES WHO WILL DO WRITING
Rpnise NE viii make good wages; home work
Ms X ~ Iwash " sell addressed stamped envelope,
AiLohkD MILLER, South Bend Ind
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INDUSTRIAL FIGURES.

A HANE factory in Traverse CITY.
Mich, turns out /, 859 names a dav. On
that scale II Is an uncommon industry.
names being the pieces Of wood used In
the collars Of harnesses for drauQht
horses
The number Of artificial teeth made
tn America Is increasing very rapidly
Last year the trade turned ont nearly
4O.O0O.OOO teeth The houses which do
the most extensive export trade are
Obliged 70 prepare teeth Of different
colors for different countries
TnE cost Of the tunnel under the
Thames, about four miles below Lon.
don bridge, Is % be 1855, 900. 10 a. n
be 1900 feet ia length and 20 feet in
diameter, with the crown only Z
feet below the bed Of the river at its
deepest part The process Of construc.
ton Is % be almost like that Of tho
Hudson river tunnel
THE Cleveland Iron Trade Review saws
that "a great many American locomo-
tives are going abroad these days" For
ten months ending October 81, 1891. we
Slapped locomotives 20 the value 81 81
500. 473, compared with value Of ss67.
$50 for the corresponding period OF 1890.
en- increase Of over 900 per cent.
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ONE MooNsHlNsR
Steals tho stiil OF Anothcr-Both pincbe
and in Prison Togcthcr-Tho Pres Mullen

Steals tho stiiI OF Another-Both pincbed
and in Prison Togcthcr-Thc Pres Mullen
Gang.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Jan. 90 John
II. Stacey, another member OF the Pres
Mullen gang of moonsifiners, whose
haunts were in Mcdowell county, has
surrendered TO the United States court.
and was granted the same clemency
held out 10 old Pres Mullen, provided ne
Surrendered his Illicit stills and agreed
hereafter 10 quit the Illicit bust
ness His fine was made only 500
and imprisonment only. ninety days
benjamin Webster. n moonshiner Of
Hardy county. who was captured
n day or two ago. together with sam
ilershman, another sinner, was brought
before the court Webster's still had
been destroyed by the officers. but
Hershman's still could not be found.
The fact was explained when TIershman
alleged that his still was stolen several
months ago by some moonshiners
whom he could not find. On close ex-
animation of Webster IL was learned
that the still Webster was running had
once belonged 10 Hershman. Webster
confessed that he and another moon.
sinner had stolen H. As both men were
sent 10 prison together, il was deemed
advisable to keep Hershman ignorant
Of the fact, for fear he would In some
way take revenge out Of Webster
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bushels OF Mound BuIIder Relies.

CHnLIcoTBE, O., Jan. 22.-Another
wonderful archaeological find has been
made in the excavation Of the Bat
Mound, near this city. II consisted Of
an altar Of baked earth four by FIVE feet
in dimensions Upon this were heaped,
IN n sacrificial pile ornaments OF cop
per lead and stone, fused and cracked
by intense heat Notable among the
collection were superb spearheads in
oosidian and quartz, crystal and mini
ature emblems representing with per.
feet fidelity 20 nature. birds. fishes
beavers and other animals cut for
pipes from terra Gotta and stone.
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LINcoLn's ADVICE.
Tho wise COUNSEL Hs Gave . ssa-s
Man.

When Abraham Lincoln found an
opponent too prejadiced 70 listaa 70
solid argument he would often dismiss
the subject with bit OF humor. thus
gaining the good will II not tho con-
victions OF his adversary.
On one occasion. having been. dsseuss.
ing the condition OF the south with n
large levee contractor from New Or.
leans. and having found the Rentlsu,nw
wholly unreasonable. lincoln remark.
ed that II would be useless 10. proIons
the conversation.
You are right" snerfly r.se~nded
the other. there can never be a single
point In common between VA"
oh yes. there can" ansSessd tbs
president for you know that ! occs-
sionaily hold a lsvee 10 promote socis
bility while you build them 20 ssomoss
commerce"
While Lincola was prsoticinx law In
Springfield. m. there came - him one
day young farmer who desired "a
study for the har
The applicant was not onay totally
un - for the profession, but also sadly
nesded az home 10 take care Il hia wid-
o9sed mothsr and her ilssie family.
After giving a long list Of his qualities.
ICONS the wOuld-be la~yor said:
And nc~. ML Eincoi-. 10 you aot
hink that the laN - the vocation fos
which I ssn specially ftsesFr-
Young man" replies sbs attorney.
''the VOCATION ia which yoa are 40 pres.
ent engaged. "a sssrchi8g for the pot q
gold a. the foot Of tho rainbow. but ~.
one fsr wnieA you ahooid try 90 -
yourssH "a the care and 1aaintsnanee. Of
your aged m.sther"
Tae earnest mAaner in which Ains
cola spoke made deep impressioa on
his bearer. who nsver again gave his
roothcr reason % think tbss be va sell
Ssh or lacking IN 6lial Sssy. 49, Xouth's
Companion
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JAPAN'S EXHIBIT
At the Worlds Fair win Be Extensive. In ~
Special Government Building.

At the Worlds Fair win He Extensive, In "a
Special Government Building.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 23.-S. Tegima
and Y. Yambo, of Toxic. have iva ar.
rived from Japan. They are Worlds
fair commissioners appointed by the
Japanese government. and will leave
for Chicago in n few days 10 secure space
for the erection of their national build
ing AT the last session OF our par
lament" said the commissioners.
"63o,OOO yen. equal 20 half a million
dollars. was appropriated for an ex-
hibit at the Colum bian exposition. OF
this amount about 500, 900 will be APP
piled 20 the erection OF the building
The structure will be built in the style
of thousand years ago The in
terror will be devoted 20 collection
OF Japanese fine arts and curiosities
representing three different epochs in
our history-one nine hundred years
ago. the second four hundred years
back, and the third showing TEXTURES
of the last half century. Each period
marks a different dynasty. and the dis
play will be a sort Of historical panora-
ma A bazar will also be provided for
general exhibits"
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worshipers Killed and InIured.

ST.. PETERsHuRo. Jan. % During
services in n church at Slobodskoi, in
the government Of Viatka, the roof
gave way and fell upon the worshipers
beneath. A scene Of the widest ex.
element followed. The villagers rush
ed 20 the scene aud worked heroically
20 rescue the persons imprisoned by
the fallen timbers The wreckage was
soon cleared away. when IL was found
that fifty persons had been either killed
or in iured
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Private letters received ~ Santiago de
Chilli say that revolution is immi.
nent in Ecuador based on the assump.
ton Of dictatorial powers by the presi.
dent
The pope gave audience at noon Fri.
day, as Is his usual custom Conflict
ing reports concerning the health Of
his holiness are still current.
Joseph fTapor. a former slave. aged
100, was buried in Pittsburgh Friday
afternoon. lie was born in Frederick
county, Virginia, and was owned by
Martin Stevens. a farmer. until about
1870.
The British govergment Is co-operat-
ing with the German and Italian Gov.
ernments in trying % persuade the czar
TO abandon the French alliance and
join the European pact leaving France
isolsted,
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TAINTED AT THE ALTAR.
A Bride Drops sensciess while Rein,
Welded.

Bride Drops senscIess while BeInc
Welded.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Jan. % The mar.
riage OF Miss Catherine May Watson 20
James j. Hines, at the cathedral. was
attended by an unusual circumstance.
which caused great excitement in the
large congregation. While kneeling at
the altar. just before Father Rock had
pronounced the blessing. the bride was
noticed to tremble slightly. Then she
reeled. and fell over senseless on the
floor.
The services were checked. The best
man hastily sent for cup OF water.
which was dashed in the brides face
The young woman soon began To re-
we and the ceremony proceeded. IL
seems that the strain OF kneeling
through the high service had overtaxed
the brides strength and caused the
fainting spell.
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Big Gun Reaches the Pacific Coas

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan. 22.-The
twelve-inch rifle for the coast defense
vessel Monterey arrived at West Oak.
land. across the bay from this city.
Thursday evening. and was viewed by a
large number Of people. many Of whom
had waited for some hours in the antic-
ipation of seeing H. The gun will
reach the Union Iron-worlSs Friday or
the daY after.
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ST. MARY's, o., Jan. % "A horrible
accident occurred at the Western straw
board factory, in this city. VIM. Con-
over. an employee, while oiling a shaft
on the pump, was caught in the ma
chinery and frightfuily mangled, his
right leg being completely torn OFT at
the hip. lie can not recover
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My son. said the venerable man.
a. be sent his boz forth 10 90 battle
with che world, select yoar calling.
stick ~ that one thing aions. ami you
Win succeed. The boy selected the
calling Of village lawyer stuck % u
faithfully. and nov he n known fot
miles arouoA a. the best cheekss
player Ia Pike coauy. --ChIcago TIA
buno.
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NEw York. Jan. % In a half-column
editorial, Friday morning. the New
York Herald advocated the nomination
OF Henry Watterson. Of Louisville, Ky.
as the democratic candidate for presi.
dent in 1892
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HOY M.lI.I,nr nnhh.r.

WHEELING, w. Va. Jan. IA bout
midnight a boy named william vii.
liams, 10 years old, and another boy
named Ed Taylor. were arrested by the
police charged with the wholesale rob.
berry Of the mail-boxes about town.
After some denial they confessed. and
said their motive was 20 get money
enough 90 run away from home and 90
10 New York
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Wife-NInraercr rnnred.

BrgmSGHAM, Ala. Jan. % AT Cam
den, Ala, Robert Carter was hanged
for the murder OF his wife. Julia Carter.
on June 20 last Carter had been di.
vorced from two wives and shot his
third one. on account Of jealousy. while
she was going 20 her mothers funeral
with another man. The crime was
cold blooded Carter died game.
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ANFEANcIscO. Jan. % Capt. Schlev.
commanding the cruiser baltimore. has
left for Washington. under orders 70
consult With Secretary Tracy.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1892-01-27

Gov. Mckinley Thursday pardoned
Theodore Wells, sent from Guernsey
county last October to serve one year
Tor embezzlement
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chm wants Another wool.

NEW YORK, Jan. q. "A special to the
Herald says that when within the com.
ing week the entire papers in the Balti.
more case arc in the possession q the
chiiian government IL will submit its
views and ideas 20 the United States
Then IL the two governments can not
come TO an agreement among them.
selves, arbitration will be asked bv
Chilli on the questions in dispute.
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A PhnoLooIcALst atistician calculates
that In the year 1000 there viii be ZOO.
100000 people who speak English. and
that the other European languages viii
i'e spoken by only 500. 900. 600 people.
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Whos my Text styles the sounding Of
the mountains"
Ny subject advances 20 tell you that
eternity Itself IL only an echo Of time.
Mind you, the analogy warrants my
saying this The echo Il not always
exactly in kind like the sound original
~ projected. Lord Raleigh says that a
womsn's voice sounding from a grove
ryas returned an octave higher. A
scientist playing a flute In Fairfax
county. Virginia. foaod that the notes
were returned although some q them
came IN raised pitch a. trumpet.
sounded ten times. near Glasgow. scot
land. and the teo notes were all r.
peated but a ,hird lower. And IT,
spiritual law correspond with IA
natural world. what We DO good or
bad may not come back b. US in inst
the prOpOrtbDn We expect H. bus
come back u will. IL may b from
= higher riAdness tsan we thought
or from e deeper WOO. from a soightier
conquero~ or from worse captive.
from a higher throne or deeper dun.
gcon. Our prayer or our hiasphemy.
cur kindness or our cruelty. our faith
Or our anbolief. our holy lifs o. our dis.
s0iuss behavior, VIII co.ns back some
how. Supposs che boss Of factory or
TIE head Of e commercial arm some day
comes out among his clerks D. en-
ploycA sod putting his thumbs in the
armholes Of his vest. says wits an air
Of swagger and jocOsity: Well I
don't believe In the Bible or tas church