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living at tHat numDeT only know
one of the men by sight, Mr.. Mel
son, and have no knowledge Of the
club, and speaking for the State,
the CAPITAL assumes the response
bility and emphatically denies any
such organization among the color
ed voters whose object and purpose
is to vote against Mr.. Flfer, on the
ground that the publisher is per-
sonally acquainted with the major
ity of the entire colored voters in
II out of the lO2 counties Of this
State. In case there was such q
political move, some Of our many
correspondents and readers would
have informed us Of its existence.
There are three travelling solicitors
connected with the CAPITAL,
and two Of them are contin-
ually on the road IN its in
terest, and upon these facts the
claims and assertions of these gen
tlemen are absolutely false and
without the slightest foundation,
and it is only scheme inaugnrated
ior the purpose Of deceiving some
one. We are not the special cham
pion of Governor Fifer, but we are
the exponent Of principle, common
sense, common decency and man
hood.
Should there be any reasons
based upon facts why any colored
Republicans in the State Of Illinois
should vote for Aitgeld as against
Fifer, we are ready and willing to
treat the argument or parties with
fairness and impartiality; but right
here, we assert without fear OF
successful contradiction that so far
as the colored voters and Governor
Fifer's administration are concern
ed, he ought to receive their IN
divided support in the coming cleo
ton. His administration has been
one Of fairness, integrity and i'm
partiality to the greatest number Of
people of the Commonwealth OF
Illinois. and the colored man, in
proportion to his number, wealth
and intelligence, has Jared reason
ably we'll and received in political
honors the equal Of any other class
Of voters. We have only
some twenty-four or twenty-five
thousand voters in the State
out Of a possible no, snd when
this is taken into CONSIDERATION, It
is not the controlling factor II III
nois politics. It i true tbat some
should ter thousand of these
90 over to khe Democrats, the State
would be J5st by OCT party, but
that is flfficult tex TO 90 when
there islothing gYolved save few
indir lduaIs whoSe only aim and de-
s;.e in life i<political favors, at
the expense<ot others, and it is this
class of phen who seldom do an
honest days work. They only
striveSto keep soul and body together
unit something in political con
test turns up, then they go around
the streets and pour out their
wrath against some one because
he fails to turn over ali he has ac-
cumulated BY constant toiIing to
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ON THE FIRST BALLOT.
Grover Cleveland Nominated Tor
the Presidency
After i Long and Exciting Night session
Of the democratic Nationai con
NeEtion Punctnatcd by
Thunder storms.

stt,cAco June gs-The temporary chairman
kannad the convention to order at n:3o' and
called upon Rev, Alfred Henry: q ths hetno. a,
dist Episcopal church, to cffer Tra5cr; III.
Henry asked that the convention be guided y
choose representative ot no,,efh piosi s...
proceed to victory, but rot for the 7i1oiis q
Office nt aL
aIr. Shaw. Of Maryland, s;aonnced that the
committee On credentials was not ready 70 re-
tort. ...,,,, ++oe
STATE that they Will D9 ready
EIr. Sbaw-Not before oelock.
The chairman inquired what was next the
pleasure Of the convention, the committee not
being ready to report
Nh Delaney, Of Alaska presented iheihoi
III which was referred to the committee of
resolutions. A u,
Mr. Bronson, oo r-entnrky. moved mat tn'
chair appoint cc Camille q tN|1 ~ Walt oh III
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Syrup

My niece, Ene1ine Hawley, was,
taken with splitting blood, and she
became very much alarmed, fearing
that dreaded disease, Consumption.
She tried nearly all kinds of medi-
cine but nothing did her any good.
Finally she took German Syrup and
she told me it did her more good
than anything she ever tried. It
stopped the blood, gave her strength
and ease, and good appetite. I
had it from her own lips. Mrs.
Mary a. Stacey, Trumbull, Conn.
Honor to German Syrup. q
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The MARKETS.

81 MS birthday. The guest had a Pleas
ant time games and social conversation
were INDUCED in and the evening pass
ed off delightfully.-The Childrens'
Day exercises were held at the A NJ.
E. church June II and was largely at
tended. Those present were entertain
ed by grand exercises and singing. The
church was decorated with flowers and
birds. The young people of our city
gave moon-light-picnic at the resi-
dence of Miss Media Lee Tuesday even
ing on Main ST., every body enjoyed
the event. M LEE
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Mrs. Paul Randall an exceptionable
lady to the rule to the majority of our
ladies in Chicago, is becoming promi-
nent and famous among the best people
of the country. She is engaged in a
confectionery business and is doing a
good business. When you arrive in
Chicago go around to 1898 State st.,
and get some cream.
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The G.. A. r. to Washington.

The Committee on transportation of
Stephenson Post and also of Mendell
Post g. A. R., have decided in favor of
the Ohio Il Mississippi Ry, as the
route to the Grand Encampment at
Washington next September; with
choice of going either via the Chesa-
peake & Ohio or the Baltimore & Ohio
Rys.. both of which pass through a Sec
ton of country made historic by the
war.
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EXCURSION RATES.

The Chicago &Alton will sell excursion
tickets to New York and return on ac-
count of the Eleventh Annual Christian
Endeavor Convention at New York July
to 10 '32, at very low rates. Tickets
extended until August Is for return trip.
For particulars call at c. 81 A. ticket Of
flee &C. LINDLAY, Ticket Ag't. \
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EXCURSION TO SARATOGA, N. Y. AND
RETURN.

On account of National Educa-
tional Association, the Ohio Il
Mississippi Ry., will sell tickets
from all points on It's lines to Sara
togo, N. Y, and return at one fare
for the round trip.
Tickets good going July 9Th. to
18th inclusive, and returning until
September 18th. go.
For tickets, rates and Informs
tion call on or address 0. u M. To-
cal Agents, or
c. q. JONES, Dist. Passenger Agt.,
Vincennes. Ind.
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CURIOUS FACTS,

The site of the city of Boston was
sold in 1885 by John Blackstone for $50.
This Is big country. It contains land
enough to give every person in it farm
of 100 acres.
WELLsvILLE, Mo-, has nearly twice as
many dogs as inhabitants 1t has 1,740
residents and 5,4oo dogs.
IN cave in the Pantheon the guide,
by striking the flaps of his coat, makes
noise equal to that produced by firing
twelve-pound cannon.
A PIECE of wood one inch long and
one-half inch thick was removed from
the cheek Of Reading pa young
man. The splinter enter ed his cheek six
years ago in a coasttng accident
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When arriving in Peoria, ILL.,,
call at the city Restaurant, 2O8 and
2lO Fulton street, for first class
meals 25cts. J. A. Kelly, Prop'r.
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The Only Ore Ever Printed Can You Find
the WorG?

There is inch display advertisement
In this paper, this week, which has no two
trne of each new one appearing each week.
from the DIR. Harter Medicine Co. This
house places n Crescent" on everything
they make and publish. Look for it, send
them the name of the word and they will
return you book, beautiful Autographs or
samples free.
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Mr.. J. E. Shaw, one of the pioneer
settlers of Chicago is credit and an
honor to his race in that city. He is
engaged in one of the largest catering
esta bllshments in the Northwest,
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Fhe True Laxative Principle
OF tie plants used in manufacturing the
pleasant remedy, Syrup of Figs, has per-
manently beneficial effect on the human
system, while the cheap vegetable extracts
and mineral solutions, usually sold as ftedi-
cines, are permanently injurious. Being
Well informed, you will use the true remedy
only. Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
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When going to Chicago get your
meals at the Metropolitan Restaurant
and Ice Cream Parlor. A good meal
for Ice. j, c. Harris, Propr, 2952,
State Chicago. Ill.
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Evening Session.


CHICAGO, June 22.-When the convention re-
assembled, the atmosphere was almost upbaaF-
able.
The band finding Dixie sd popular in the
morning tficd that air over again several times
" medley of other tunes anl each time drew
out answering yells.
Chairman Wilson took his scat at 5:l5, but
SIMPLY tor the purpose Of enabling Secretary
Bel to announce kilograms for delegates whith
ne did in characteristic fashion winding ,ip with
the invitation Come ami get en- gentlemen:
my page is sick
A few minutes later the new zinc gayeI rapped
to order
Order was slow in coming. and so was bust
ness. It was fully twenty minutes before the
convention was called upon to listen to any
thing else except the band
40 innQvation in the usual trse of rro-
ceedings was made by TIE chairman calling
upon another reverend gentleman for a second
prayer IN the same days proceedings The
gentleman selected for this service was Rev
Thos g rech, Of Cedar Rapids, la. He wore
the fill black of the Episcopal church He is
q tail man with fTl1 f,iro1oe5 # i,I.cl, b,or5
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NERVOUS, bilious, disorders, sick head
ACHE indigestion, loss of appetite and cons
tlpatlon removed by Reecham's Pills.
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Evidently Mr. Wilson knew the temper a.
fisrosition OF his audience. Ths Key note =,
tariff reform which he struck in almost ms ~ -
sentence wasi harmony with their leehnss,, MI,
and they greeted everything thae he S"io "''A
tho greatest enthusiasm
when Mr. Wilson said, II must not keep yoa
| from the work. there were cries OF " on
| f,n nn'' When he concluded Ills speech the
delegates, rising to theft feet. waved tfeir mats
| Us they cheered again aud again. ...,
| Martin L. Clardy, Of Missouri, presenter q
resolution of thanks to the temporary GUAR
4 mar which was adopted
Mr.. English, OF Indiana, chairman OF the COM
m;ttaa en- rules and order of business, thon
took the platform and read the committee re-
port as follows:
IL chairman az tie committee on rules and
order III ht. sinass, l have been instructed, py a
,natrTIItv of the committee to submit the fol-
lowing report; A., e,,a, ,z;y7s ordo, NJ
business shall be obsarvedta this convention:
i Report of c~n,fAttee on credentials.
D Reiae,t I'll committee on orga Eization-
,. Report of the committee on resolutions
w TRarort Of the committee on nomination o.
president Of the United States, ,.,,,.: -
\. Report Of the e. commtasae tas on n9ihhS'ion
| Your committee further recommends MIna M
I 4ha r,,jas of the Fast National democratic con
gention she'll 10 adopted for the government
] | the convention ..h,
(
m chairman asked il the committee 9
I rasoIntions was ready to report. There was n
o renly. and In the interval that follower 'n
band struck up 8 lively air "
All the Conclusion of this performance 80, -,
phelps, of Missouri, was recos"iA0" W
gavel. He said ;,, ,,r,
RI CuA1rMAS-In behalf of the zinc pft
dnrers ana miners of Missouri present to3,, 70 y,
th;s ravel not made OF TN OF SG'i3n - -
1.iJt
Jasper county Mo. and bearing tne az
sWe neod no protection" as protest asfatl
the mockery Of legislation wh,ch I'm ininsg me II
ess tatf To- Of taIin 81 RGi ff~' the lamp, mp pick IA
BEsafkst Banket # TT the s minor t$an
Il Thc Missouri zinc fields hk} prico PIC
I w6ft warIt. f!Ss Tbe same aFs marfst nHS long
\? Of the farmetF %hsst:. wheat .Ntfn Which Viii he
Il fnG saiv carnns loarnE egfnts Of hi3
sel, the productiart in giving the electoral
u ho should pnrciic nom;nee Of this cofyen.
iBt | cation and theIty
4, \ he il Ready tccantio, tho oa,sl ,o-,ootoa .
7 +;a, h., Ur tte Remarks of Mr.. Phelps, which
VI tlom Th ny oss inaudible to the convention.
J i. man of the COMMITTEES on resolu- {
M II being in sight. the chairman ordered
III fk 70 ask the delegations to send to the '
N tthe names of members Of tho national | s
nmittee and nf the committee of notifca- ]
There was a long interval while tho names !
we're being sent up. Then SOMEONE moved that |
hr Carlisle be asked to address the conyen- I
lon Iha motion was adopted. aud the chair J
nan appointed Mr.. Walker OF Missouri, and I
hr Porter, of Tennessee, to escort the Ken
uckian to the platform. The committee {
eemed unable to find Mr.. Carlisle, AID the gll- f
cries continued to cry "Carlislc'' spasmodic- L
ily while the convention renamed inactive a
Adjonrnol till .. m t
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The toddy is the stirring event of the
toper's existence.-DalasN News.
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HALF-CtRED eruptions Will return. Erad-
icate them with G1enn's Sulphur Soap.
H1ll's Hair and Whisker Dye, so cents.
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IT'S the worm of the still that's Dandy
at turning when man downs it too fero-
ciously. N. Y. Herald.
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HAfL's CATARRH CURE Is liquid and is
taken internally, and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonials, free. Sold bv Drug
gists, 75c. T. J. CHENEY & Co., Proprs.,
Toledo O.
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AgonizIns Twists Below tho warstnant 1,

Agonizing Twists Below tho walsuDand
Are produced by a drenching cathartic.
Why use such an irrational means of rem
edying costiveness? That pure, botanic.
painless, philosophic remedy, Hostetter's
Stomach Biters, produces the desired re-
suit decisively but without Inconvenience
Or gripping. Dyspepsia and inaction of the
liver and kidneys are likewise rect.fed by
this benign restorative Of health There is
no finer tonic for the debilitated and ner-
vous. Cures malaria and rheumatism.
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The True LAXATIVE Pri,c;,,a

TIE value of farm product is not always
declining when it's on the wain.-Boston
Courier.
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LIFE is short, and most people are short
all through Iife.-SOn!erYille Journal
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In the fluUter of excitement the flight of
time is unhceded.
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Subscribe for the STATE CAPT.
TAL--only $3.50 per year.
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. IHE tax collector is always sure to come
around In due time to every man.
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ST. LOUIS Beer is the best, and the ga. B.
{. Bohemian Bottled Beer" The American
Brewing Coz is the best in st. Louis.
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A PLAIN case of misit--a young girl In
hysterics.-Lowell Courier;
The Rams Horn is published at Indian
apolis, Indiana, at $l.50 per year.
THE most elastic fabric is the trout yarn.
-Wiliamsport Sun.
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fnBfId5s 5ss or afiitz FIJI s.. s$StSwl $od,6
Is WHAT IN COST.
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A Railway To the Source of the Arnazou.
The government of Bolivia has granted
to Fernando sCcrdena, an Argentine
engineer. an important concession for
the constructions of railway from
Orure, Bolivia, to the head of navigation
on the Amazon river, in the heart of the
rubber region of Bolivia The construc-
tion of this road VIII connect the min
eral regions of Bolivia with the Atlantic,
and thus give cheap transportation TO
Europe. y sE
The government. .os Bolivia has guar
anteed Senior Cerdena 6 per cent. inter
est annually for twenty years ON the
capital invested. has given him nine
miles on each side of the proposed line
from which to take materials for con-
strHction purposes, and in addition has
granted him 100 square leagues of land,
30 be taken 1T intervals from the terri
tory adjacent to.t thes road. London; En-
! gineer. sfssf.
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Guest Cat restaurant IN moass weasner1
--aiter. ] can't get any salt out OF this
salt cellar.
Waiter&Yousve forgotten to unscrew
the top, sir.-New York Weekly.
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SOCIETIES.

UTAsCo LODGE, no. Is, a. F. \ a. NJ Meets
w first aud third Monday Of each month at 7
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:. BENNETT, ATTORNEY ALLAN. OF
Os{les. OregOn.
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w II. TII.SOS-ATToRsEY- -AT-LAw Rooms
W. 50 ana 5S New Vogt Block. second street.
The Dailes, Oregon.
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nALIEs RoYAI. ARCH CHAPTER NO. g
~ Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
OF each month at p. NJ
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F. p. MAYS. BIS. HUNTINGTON II y wTLsoS.
MAYS, HUNTINGTON ss WILSON
VI SEYs-Ar-LAw.-Of Offices, French's block over
FIRST National Bank, The Dalles. Oregol5-
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~ SIpDaLL. = DESTIsT.>--oias given for the
~. paintess extraction of teeth. Also teeth
eel flowed sluminum plate. Rooms: SiGnspf
he Golden po0th, second street.
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EBDUFuR. GEO. ATKINS. FRANK xESKFEE.
DUFUR, WATKINS < hiENEFEE = ATToR-
II EETs-AT- -I1Aw-Room No. SO, over Post
lffice ISnilding, Entrance Washington street
The DolIesa OREGON.
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Bad Blood.

.lmpureor vitiated blood is nine
times out of ten caused by some
form of constipation or indiges-
ton that clogs up the system,
when the blood naturally be-
comes insprcgnated with the ef-
fete matter. oldsarsapariflas
attempt TO resch this condition
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nR. ). sUTHERLAND-EsLLow OF TRINITY
Medical College, ana member of the Col
t-,e oi Physicians sTlti. Surgeons, Ontario,-Phy-
,ilj,n and surgeon. Ofiice; rooms and 1 Chap
:naii block. Residence; Judge Thornbury's Sec
0nd street. Office henrs: 10 20 70 a. NJ, ? TO
and : to y. m.
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J1 NJ. SALYER, CIVIL EEGISEEEIsG, Survey
r ing, and Architecture. The Dalles, Or.
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DR. ESHEIMAN (Ioa KoPAIRIcl PHYSICIAN
/ and SURGRoN.-Calls answered promptly,
day or night. city country, Office No. 60 and
81 Chapman block. W.T.
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F. SNEDAKER, D. D. S., hss located per-
81 {. nlanentiy in The Dalles, and offers his ser-
vices to the public in lt ed OF dentistry. Office
in ChapInan building, Second street., room Il.
over The Dalles NatioIlal,bank-
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na. o. D:.is0 A y E. faysIcfAs AsDa SUR
II eRoN. ofiice: roomss5 and Chapman
slock south OF CoIrs House. Office hours t. u
\. 3f., = and ~ ) p. NJ
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drastic mineral potash The potash theory is
old and obsolete joys Vegetable Garsaparilla is
modern. 1t goes to the scas of the trouble. IL
arouses the liver, kidrc<s aud bowels to health
ful action, and invigo7atcs the circulation, and
the impurities arc qnsckl, carried of through
the natural ehannels.sss - stess cs5 .-5ssl s.g 2
Try it and note its delightful G&SNA
action. Chas. Lee, at Beamish's 2fSM
Third and Market Streets, 6 F., So. ~
writes: :. took it. fcr vltiatcd III Is,-.srsSg
bioos and while on the tirstbot- s
tie became Convinced of its Tner; N. kfA +
its, Tor could feel It was work HSsAsAS HSAAs SyfA 90
ing Grange. It 6leafised. Puri ss9sSi FEY SS2S5
fed and hraced me r2genera,!y, ,Y'Ti
end eycrytp is noIs.ssosk ing f.sil asa re,lla .
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raoEEsslosAI oAEps.

nR. ELIZA A. INGALLS,, PRYsIcIAS, SUR
IL GEoN and OcJTLIsT. Ohice. Roorps 10 and
81 Chapman Block.
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fDR. G. e. SANDERS,
u R7EEJ,EfIAzSs;II5 q e Ss;II5z
cesso- to Dr. Tucker. Office over Frenchs'
Bank, The DaIles, Or
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TEMPLE LODGE NO. 6, A. o. U. W. Meets
i at X. OF p. Hall, Corner Second and Court
Streets, Thursday evenings atz:3o
GEORGE GIBoSs.
WIS AYERs, Mnancier. NJ. W.
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las. NESMITH POST, No. -, G. A. R-Meets
u every Saturday ut 7:30 p. NJ, in the +. of r.
Hall t-S
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-13
WILLAMETTE NOTES.
Two Eloquent and Powerful Ser
mons on Sunday.

AT 10 o'clock the trustees, faculty,
alumni, and students began to as
semble in the lecture room of the M.
E. church and promptly at 1880
some two hundred strong they
marched to the seats reserved for
them in the well-filled auditorium.
After the usual singing, the choir
rendered magnificent anthem, in
which Mrs. Mary S. Kinney sang
the solo. DR.. George offered the
morning prayer The Baccalaureate
sermon was then delivered by Dr.
George Whitaker, president of the
Willamette University, from Acts
XVII, 2S, "For in Him we live, and
move and have our being" The
speaker began the search to find,if it
were possible, a satisfaction to the
hungry, thirsting human heart out
side of God. The systems of religion
which men have invented and
nations believed were separately dis
cussed, their insufficiency pointed
out, and logical, wholesome conclu-
sions drawn from them. AS no
extract of the sermon can furnish
any idea of the eXcellepcy of the
whole, we sum up as follows, the
sermon was climacterec and step by
step the speaker developed the
theme and stood on higher planes
Of investigation until the text was
reached as the conclusion of the
whole. The concluding words were
eloquent and mastery. The charge
to the class was impressive and full
Of sound advice.
In the evening at 7:3o a good
audience assembled to hear the
University sermon by DR.. w. p.
George. The choir sang an excep-
tionally beautiful anthem, and Rev.
G. NJ. Irwin led the congregation in
prayer. The speaker Of the evening
lUEIl duubuutti MS A'AJ ilbill JpAi II
XIV, S, "Philip saith unto him,
Lord show us the Father, and it
suliiceth us" After an excellent
introduction he began to inquire
into the doctrines, so-called scien-
tific which lead men away from God.
IN infancy both men and nations,
are theists, and do not become athe-
istic until they become separated
from God by sin. Atheism is a
weak defense to excuse sin. AS he
progressed, the speaker used illustra-
tious singularly excellent, and the
word painting was by a master.
Those concerning the existence OF
the sun, from the Esqulmaus' the
miuers, ana Braziliau's point OF
view, and the parallel Of Christ,
God manifest in the flesh in whom
dwelleth all the fullness of the God
head in bodyr and the sea water
were impressive and exceedingly
clear. DR.. George Is a deep thinker
and the sea Of upturned faces DEM
onstrated that it is a pleasure Ia
/ listen TO him. To hear him Is the
only way TO get an adequate idea OF
his excellence in thinking.