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MONSIEUR HENRI:
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TRIBUTES TO SHAKESPEARE.

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VII
STORIES FROM ENGLISH HISTORY FOF
YOUNG AMERICANS.

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FOR APRIL,

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READY AT II O'CLOCK TO-DAY.
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"TIIE SOCIAL AWAKENING IN LONDON"
by Robert A. Woods. is the opening chapter In the series
and to many readers the extent Of the work among 'e
London poor by Mr. Woods who lived io some
time at Toynbee Hall, will be revelation. The Illus
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Life in New York Tenemcnts BY City Mission
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The Andovcr House Work In Boston. by Prof. VIM D.
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Among the Poor In Chlcago' Dy 'osepn hHA""1' "'
Of "Zury" (Julyo ,-,, ,
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Mario 49, ~, -, ,,,
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A London Riverside Parish. by Walter Besant
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CENTRAL E. r OE NEN.jERS::Y.
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1.-THE SOCIAL AWAKENING IN LONDON

nv Robert A. Woods is opening chapter in the series
and to many readers extent Of the work among te
London poor described by Mr. Woods who lived Tor some
time Mt Toynbee Hall, will be revelation The Illus
tr,.jons Numbering 25) ere drawn by Hugh Thomson
The English artist.
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CHAPTER ~,

Out into the pitiless cold of snowy
night, the snow freezing even as it fell, Tom
followed the Sergeant to expiate, after FIVE
years, his unintended offense against the
game laws
When Rose recovered consciousness,
ashamed of having given way in the hour
of Toms supreme trial, she from that mo-
ment dedicated herself to the purpose of
securing his freedom.
In an abstracted manner she listened to
the Perrats' plans for his liberation, which
were TO be carried out on the morrow, then
begged Of them to let her go home, assuring
them she could 60 alone.
This they would not allow, but as Eliza
beth was greatly overcome, Perrat not lik-
ing to leave her. yielded to Roses request
to 90 home, accompanied by one of the farm
men, who lived in an adjoining cottage.
This arrangement exactly suited Roses
plan. As they reached her home she spoke
to the man for the first time, having been
busy during her rapid walk In maturing
her purpose.
1T Is scarcely 8 o'clock, Smith," she said
to him; "can you spare the time to come
with me as far as the manor? I must see
Captain Briefly tonight. I will make it
worth your while"
'Yes, miss, I'll go along O. you-that is,
If you amt afeared O. the snow. It's
coming down mighty steady"
"No, am not afraid, she answered, and
In truth she had forgotten the snow since
she had watched with Tom its commence
ment.
Reaching the manor, she went to the front
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M. Rev. Geo. P. Donehoo will occupy the
pulpit in the absence OF the pastor.
MT WASHINGTON BAPTIST, George 7. Street,
pastor-Morning service at 1890; evening,
"The Doom Of the Improbable Servant"
MT. WASHINGTON PRESBYTERIAN, Rev. 3. 8.
Farrand, pastor-Services at 1880 A. N. and
7;45 7. NJ. Evening subject, "The First and
the Second"
WALTON M. E., Southside, Rev. s. W. Davis,
pastor-Preaching 1880 A.. NJ. by Rev. W. s..
Lockard; 7:45 P. NJ, Rev. J. L. Dawson, OF
Atlanta, Ga.
DUoUEsNE HEIGHTS, NJ. E., Rev. W. h.
Rodenbaugh, pastor-Morning, "ls 1t Il"
evening, 9TH Great Supper" Epworth
League meets at 7P.M.
BINGHAM STREET NJ E.. J. A. Ballantyne,
pastor-Preaching at 1880 A. M. by Rev. T. b.
Wilkinson. At Las P N. there will be special
service for children at which the pastor will
preach. No evening service.
SECOND PRIMITIVE METHODIST, Golden
street, H. J. Buckingham, pastor-Servioes
at 1890 A. N. and 7:30 P. M. Morning. last ser
mon in series on the Lords Prayer; even
ing. sermon to the Society of Christian
Endeavor.