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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21


The Bsiixe Street house wss place
1t loii,ty Last evening. The women III
Oriental chscte orieg Of the Eastern
Star. brought their husbands. lovers
ADD hoss u friends bsssaies snd enter
tAsned them With dancing. cards and
lunch The guests vibrsfed between
dancing In the dining room and card
playing IN the pATtors. IL vas large
and usesry cornpsny.
Members " Common Teat X. u. 7. NJ.
and Connos Hive. l.. O. T. n. CAV. a
jpint sntertainment in HAnaish's hall
DC Waterloo street last evening before =
large audience. Tho program consisted
ii uusicaI and literary SELECTIONS and
Vas extremely pleasing and entertain
ing.
Champlia Womsn's Relief corps held
. campfire last evening IN the lodge
r,-,m. CORNER II West Bridge and Serb
ner streets, IN Lonnr of Mrs. Sarah NJ
I<wey, chairman II the executive board
II the Michigan department
Court Rrscue IT the Fore-i.rs order
gave . ball at lnnes kifses zrrnory last
night. About forty couples. mostly
young people. enjoyed the occasion and
made the big hall u Merry place until q
late hour.
Grand Chancellor Loornis and large
party Of local Knights III Pythiss will
80 rs Sparta in a special car tonight to
organize new lodge ia that village.
The annual election 81 officers Of the
u NJ &. 4. Woman's auxiliary. will b.
held next "Wednesday afternoon.
The Ancient Essenic Order will give
an entertainment Ia tho Tower block
hall this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

a. = Mean. or Purgiax the World at
lntauisssA

Ars. ~ l. Be.lcll read pspes on
~iosslhlhsies ~ Free Woaea" before
the central W. 4. 4. U. Yesterday after
neon. She advocsts>i tho taitot fos 90
men as the greatest MD To the temper
ate movement Mis- Elizabeth Eagles
r,sld. the attorney. VAS present. and
gave a foreibi- talk along the same
line.
Mrs l.. NJ Boise thought the equal
suffrage advocates should not have
things all their own way. She spoke
more IN fasur 1t emphasizing the mems
plsitioa and the good that might De
a9ne under existing c,rcunstsncea.as aside
hom tho bringing in IL the suffrage
qarst.on, She thought pastors ano.
church memtors could 10 more effective
gsd 10th ia the temperance and sun
rage lines II they set more foIcitie tx
amples 81 their convictions before tho
world. She had been asked "A series az
Questions on these subjects by Dr. Hyatt.
a congregational clergy man 81 kalama
xoo. aud proceeded Ia answer them To-
the editication III the unionA
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Norman and Mrs N. r..
Bodxeli were elected delegates tn the
state Convention. which meets in Muske-
gon May 9. Mrs. Preston ~ the Kin
oergarten Training school OF Detroit
Was present. and made talk. The ex-
ecutivc board was 10 have met at I
o'clock. but owing tn the light attend
ance adjourned la p. I'M. Saturday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
Council COMMITTEES. Meet.

Little was done by the council com
miitees last night and they adjourned
early. The committee on streets opened
bids for painting the street sign posts.
The committee will recommend that the
bid 81 Joseph Emmer BE- accepted at -: -
cents for two coats Of paint and IL cents
for one coat The special committee on
appeals from tn, roll for paving Fulton
street. from Spring street 10 the bridge.
held long session. L. r.. Hawkins Oh
I~cicd ~ an assessment ~ CO.. when he
has already paid for asphalt on every
foot 81 frontage be has on the street
The committee found several ASSESS
ments which did not appear 10 be- quite
equitable and will recommend several
changes. The committee having the
Muskegon street sewer roll on hand Will
report next Monday. recommending that
the roll be- confirmed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
JOurs Take More Jols<.

Secretary Wilcox OF the Builders ex-
change said yesterday that from forty to
fifty bricklayers were now at work for
the exchange contractors. The state
ment was laughed at at the unions
headquarters. the men enumerating
tho~e now mt work as follows: Six or
seven. including apprentices. on the
Weatherby 4 Pultc building; about the
same number on the Rood estate build
ing on Campau street; mostly con
tractors and one man and an apprentice
or two on the Berkey 4 Gay building
They say three or four men arrived from
Chicago. sought out the union men AMI.
on seeing how things were. returned at
once. Some more contracts were taken
10y the lourneymen yesterday. They say
that owing Ia the circumstances they
have discarded the rule prohibiting
members from taking large contracts
which they claim was previously
adopted out 81 Difference H. the con
tractors only. Nothing was doing yes
terday on account II the rain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Next Sunday evening and Monday aft.
ernoon and evening. April y and -. the
celebrated ex Roman catholic preacher.
the Rev Evangelist Ieydcn Il Boston.
will deliver series OF three great lcct.
ures at Hartman hall. showing Why the
church and priests Of Rome are opposed
to American institutions. The Rev. NJ.
Leyden is said to he powerful and elo-
quent speaker. and speaks from personal
knowledge and an experience OF over
twenty eight years inside the Romish
church. lie comes highly indorsed by
leading protestant clergymen u Boston
and other cities as man Ut courage and
unquestioned character. He has just
concluded series VI lecturesi in Saginaw
and Bay City. where he was heard by
large audiences Ut the best people. See
advertisement for particulars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
GONE TO THE FAIR
Part Of M,ehigsn's fUesty Es-
h,bt Left Yesterday.
SEVENTY vAaItIlEs Of WOOD
Wsss srss--The nprssns~as As~ esa-
s,isss1 IN s-sssDss ss.~sy -T~o lna,A<s
asxA---.Aa lnsesessing A.xhibis.

A carload u exhibits from Miehixsn
fos the national forestry exhibit a. the
sosld's fair was shipped last night from
Rss-sa BrosI' factory. where the wolds
had beea naIshs~i Another cariaasi Will
b~ shipped shortiy. a. Arnold White.
secretary 10 the forestry depAftsasnf.
left for jackson park last night 10 kok
after the stufY sent and ges IL In plsr~.
The exhibit Includes ssyeafy varieties
q commercial woosis finishesi In sscfioas
forty too inches high. together wita .
quantity % natlye shrrhs IA s-ctiots ten
feet an length Among the ssrgssr loss
which form . part ~ this show are =
water slni i've aai one half feet "A d
4meter. black walnut i've feet thick
snd tamsraek two feet and sycsnlorc
i've feet IA diameter There arr also
pisnks IN square transverse. vertical aud
other shapes. Most of the xaocs arr
-hellacei but not polished with the ~
ceptson q some specimens sent fron the
agricultural college,.
Michigan hhs a large and most al
vantageous space allotted IN the Rational
forestry building II - SEA. S67i, feet
10 sIze AL - bounded ca one side by the
spaces % Australia. Canada. Mexlco and
Brazll. on the other sicies by exhibits
from other states. all of which have
smaller spaces.
tn one sid. there gill 10 q long
counter seven feet high constructed u
fgTty varieties III native wo1,is- There ~
also an archxay q similar material ard
rustic work AMI a fireplace Of various
eo-s- anil obi manufactured rclics.
Aiother feature will re- the natural
mons,ru-itirs in the way II gratis and
curious growths. IL which there arc
MANY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Emma Hahn. one ~ the young girls
who testified IN the Margaret Cook case
in the superior court last January. was
arrested AT dance in Eherhart's ball on
South Division street last night 10y
Patrulman Evans on warrant for
larceny. The warrant Vas issued on the
complaint ~ t'rhane Flynn. charging
Emma with having stolen FROM her a
dsrs-. jacket and hat enc week ago.
When ARRESTED Emma was wearing the
articles named in the warrant She
admitted having taken them from Mrs.
tlynns rosid~nce hut said che intended
Ia return them after the dance. she
vas held M Iali for examination.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
Church NoesN-

The Rev. DIR. tluhrer will preach a
sermon on Shakespeare at the evening
service In All Souls church next sun
day. the day being the anniversary "
Shakespeare's birth. Members ~ the
Shakesperian club and the Shakespeare
group of the Ladies Literary club are
especially invited.
Circle No. > of Grace church held an
apron sale and served supper last even
ing in tho home of Mira r. &. Stratton.
No. l9s Lagrave street. L
The Rev. Albert Altmans is expected
home from Japan May -. and members
% the reformed churches will give him
formal welcome.
A social for the benefit 0f the pastor
was given last evening in the African
NJ T.. church on Fifth avenue.
Teachers u tho Waterloo Street mis-
sion Sunday school will hold q meeting
this evening.
Rose Lowell Chaffee will give readings
at All Souls church this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

The union ticket once. on Monroe
street. having been closed. patrons Il the
Chicago 4 West Michigaa and Detroit.
Lansing 4 Northern lines are advised
tina, the ticket Office at union station. on
Ionia street. will be open from 60 4 m.
to IL 40 p. m. for sale u tickets 70 all
points east, west and south.
Our agent. J. s. Hawkins. and assist-
ant. will he pleased To answer inquiries
in person or by telephone NO. l3DiI.
IL visit from q representative of the
company il desired. call telephone No.
llGs-2 for r. Ii. Cobb. city passenger
agent. GKoRoE DtHAvEs.
General Passenger Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Mrs tiayia Van DexaIker. q gionee g
resident II Barry county. who cied at
her odd houtsirad at Cres<y. where she
had lived fifty years, April IL, Was a ss
ter u Mrs Leonard covell. Mrs. James
\ Ramsey and Henry ~. Stone II this
city. also q G. a.. Stone 10 Lowell and
Franklin Stone 10 Cedar springs. all odd
residents 10 Kent county. Mrs Van DE
walker leaves a large family II children
snd gTanichildsen.
The Grand Rapids Architectural
Ssetch club. which was organized about
one year ago. composed oe young archi-
's-cis 10 the city. has Dissolved. II has
held no meetings this spring. Several
- the most active members have moved
from the city and IL was thought best
- discontinue tn. organization.
tlrxsnd-r Cameron. a veteran from
the Soldisrs home serving time in the
county JAIL. attempted To lower one n
the heavy srnn window sashcs IN the
jail yesterday afternoon. when II dropped
IN the index finger % his right hand
AMI smashed IL. County Physician Best
rsget up the injured member.
Nrchi'ect \ W Rush Is making cx
icIssVe inpros etasnts in his res.lieuce
ou cat avenue. He has rrnOdeled Il
at an expense II s2.5s1. making IL che
20 The prettiest and NEST convenient res
isienres IA that portion n the city
,,erEit E.nzcua - No. 80 Logan
street. an empsoye % the S~ec, furni-
rurr company. had IN. end - the niid
die finger Il his night hand badly
sna-h-'l Yesterday by being caught IN
the gearing ~ the machinery.
Ine committee ~ the ball FOR submis
slan - the question - river improve
ment mst IN the board q tracle rooms
YESTERDAY and talked over some minor
chssg-s 20 the ball. Another meeting
viii Dc held Saturday night.
Nes books 30 The amount. ~ Zoo have
Teen added to the NURSES library of the
L r. \ home AMI hospital and are the
generous g,f' II DR.. r. J. Gron-r.
The real estate exchange has rented
rpou- III AMI 30 II the Michigan Trls,
b'plling The first meeting will 10 held
there GA Saturday morning.
Prof Aaams will continue his dis
cus~lon ~ the railway question AZ the
university extension lecture. IN the y.
NJ g. \ building tonight
tine ear q earthenvar., for ~ Lem
sri Sons n c.. and a case 20 china Ter
~ fi--s we're cleared - duty IA tho Gus
tom huus- yesterday
Ms J &. Levi gave reception 3, a
i,rxe nuutt~r ~ Vomeu friends Al her
tine home on Jcf~rSoa avenue Yesterday
Afternoon
Yesterdays hank clcsrings. sl.s; 20 u
show a ,lecrea-.s of sl6ISii. q; IA c,in
pared stth the corresponding day n iss.
year
isrxa number - tho members ~ the
hal knights "a Pythias sil 90 o.
Sparta tonight e. Institute new hodge.
tnathsr nteeting q Tho Kent County
lar directors val 10 held Monday after
UfrHr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
Successful Art Exhibit.

IN spite - the hal weather a good
many pcr~pns visits.l the Arf ss~scia
t,on ine exhibit IA tho gallery IN IN"
NcMu!ien huiisiing yesterday AMI Last
evening Those who ~ are surprised
AZ the -ize and variety 20 the exhibit a.
vel ~ the really handsome quarters tho
association noS o,Cupfe= " hlis tho
works - great artists - cuuvss are
most Iirg~Te,l before. tho~e shich arr
prosiucs@ - local talent are commented
fsvnrstay upon almost without escsp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Prof. dorado Taft. the celebrated
american sculptor and art lecturer will
deliver his lecture on The Art ~ the
Columbian Espo~ition" IN the Fountain
Street baptist church April - The
lecture viil TO illustrated b, stercopti-
exon views - the worlds far buildings.
architecture and sculpture. During the
a=t few weeks Prot Taft has i'een Civ
ing a series IL art lectures at Central
Music hall. Chicago. D. croa dsd houses
each night The prices 20 admission are
adults ~ cents. children - cents. The
prrce,~is xiil be divided between the
Womans Working s.'cieiy ~ the church
aud the l. ~ A. home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
MERCHANTS CARNIVAL.
Thirty Girls Make Money for Watson
Relief Corps.


A novel and beautiful entertainment
was the Columbian carnival given by
The Watson Wonan's Relief corps in
Good Templars hail last night. Three
companies Of young misses each com
manded 10y captain and guided as To
time 10y pianist. gave marching and
hoop drills. Company A girls wore cos
tunes IL red. white and blue; company
Il. pink and green. and company & yell
lvw and blue. Each girl represented q
buriness tirm II the city. and was gayly
decorated with its wares hung from her
shoulders. waist, arms and skirt. Nearly
everything was represented. from tiny
bits II iewelry 10 daily newspapers. The
patrons furnished the goods and the
trimmings, and neat sum was realized
from the advertising, besides the adm g.
sion price.
Between the drills Miss Lizzie Stein
man. Miss Matte Remington and
DIR. Ross sang solos. and Paul l..
Davis and Alice T. Raymond and
Mamie q. Jetiords gave Rotations. The
carnival will be repeated tomorrow
night in Engineers hall. South Division
and Sycamore streets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

soa and A &. D~nnison and ths negs
tlss "a. ssp.osted by koiiilnd J. Cle.
lan,l Al the close u the argomenis tbs
question was aeeiied Ia favor II the
NARRATIVE by . soss II the sad,~nos.
la sskht,sa a. the debate Mis- hate
Thsmp~an sang . spGs and Mrs. Powell
gave . s~lsst rssiiag. AZ the coaeiu
sloa II the cuteftAinsasnt supper Mas
served in the church par!ofs ~ the
y1lug women IT the guild
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
VIII sing and Stcak.

~ Cirard ~ iats Knights - the
NBcisnt i4~@enic order siil give a
musical and literary entertainment ia
their bali In the Tower block this even
ing The entertainment gill D." fee O.
all who wlsh H. attend. follou ing -
the program Music quartet. "Weleoue
Tunight." san, D.Iose. f.cofgs i.ueye.
Mrs. Is = iloll,rier. Mss IerCsli, al
iresa excellent Senate Nc~s.lius
snln. Mas t.fhe Dishn,an, address. the
Rev Mead Burgess recitation. Misc
iabbte Turner. ~sio. HaTsy Bennett
address. Elmer g. Staatpn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
New N..tln-i.-f thnrth

The Ame. ". r. church yesterday
pure has..,i a hst on Tenth avenue. ono
block south - the pr~sent church anil
~ feet vest - Division street II ~
-.lsip feet IN size. anil the inieniion -
e, buihi fin~ ns'ssern church theFs ihis
y-sr Tho church - negotisilug for the
sal~ - the present property a Nath
avenue and uivisicn street anil "a - 4.
shspa.sd q q. NO canfrEn PLATED the
ne~ hsiifiuz ell - begun tary slsm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Nothing h u CREATES i'm postanes 10 =
lai. than the selectiou IL tho ooaos 1t
her dr~~. by the uss u diamond dyes
for dycing over her dresses. cloakA rib.
hnns and feathers. she can hare them
any desired color. Thess simpls hosns
dyes are easy 10 use. and are the only
package dyes made that give standard
coloss that will not crock or fade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
%. IL. Ih,.l.irn

Csrdidate- fov city D. stefan arr
ipitlnz az ~ the ~aaFe. snt fr,.fa pres
enc o. sg... - there sill - qait- l.Yeit
e,ints-s - the ylam tfsp MAJ sta
at ~ l.sszsms - = Fahdsdsie % r~
srt- ntmeat sni "a !. said lhsl brs
tav. h,.s,. AppleF act tay sfuld hse O.
sri.@ ps@-cfipts.sns ~ th~ eitf l-aaf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Shsrs2 Acslosso. isfs i>Ss sssasns fos
Chsssss ~ s.saas bis pssstion az 40
oihr~r on the sosld's fAsT go1ndA
Edward Fitzgerald has returned ffom
FLORIDA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

M T. " Treat gave an aidrs=a on
Kindergarten work AZ The sanitgrium IN
iistfI. trees ls@f night She viii -t-.ss
hsfere ths Ladies riub At Kalamazoo
tbs evening and wait chicago fri.ads
over ~undav
~ , - Peters hss gore - Column
lgs - visit his ahi borle for seek er
zen dsya
tLrn Yesterday - W. sni Mr.
" Htsr Nhi-o '4mith . tvy
WHham Walsh untter shp-if with
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
ps-....-e-i ns.a. na,. g.. ireisaa

fsss1a~l That bs,ass FBls o. Ireland
stii =. ls.n.Fsssi t-sta o. ireiand ssi
2 fhs FaFk ctasEreS-stllHel ehaFch AZ -
Regular asoeshly sssssi is-s sight rs
4fsTMatiss -. sssssi - 4 .. Dles3a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
Largest in
the World.

IN ,hc department e aavurns
extracts. the Prcc tisvorlng r.
Tract - has The largest Ind INST
completely equipped sborsiogy ~
the world lh0u ~Ints - p.1unds
a. the 'r1e Neycan Nsndia Beans
are consumed every year "A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
SQUARE WITH THE WORLD.
Peoples Party Dcbts Paid and Future
Plans Discussed.

Eight members of the peoples party
met in James r.. McBrides law Office
lat night and discussed the whereabouts
IL the party informally. a report 81 the
financial standing Of the city committee
was read. showing every debt paid, in
Guiding the publication 81 the news
paper during the last campaign. The
entire expenses were a little less than
Sl0u.
The feasibility Of permanent paper
Was discussed. but no one present ap-
pcared Ia consider it would pay at pres
ent.
Secretary Greenway was directed Ia
see about renting the room adjoining Cen
iral Labor Union hall for monthly meet
ings IL the central council. After vari
GUS comments on the reasons for the
light vote this spring and reiterations Of
sentiments 81 better organization and a
continued middle Of the road" policy
the meeting adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

typhoid isvsss Asbis Coiby. No. 49,,
typhoid tower, Ada samm~rs. n.
iSt Fuller street. scarlet fever. III
ward D<stnaus. No. - Iona street
numpss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Ssrsh n. wilsos. No. - Cherry
street. l>pckport, New York; JossphinA
Schurts, No. ii9 West bridge ssrsst. NJ
Calvary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
nPRIcES
CpxscuS -
Flavorin4
Extracts

~ Vaas1a This usa3case bassness
q scrouufsd So ~ the purity and
stceiisBce q their prgdaatio4s. q
Ssfernined eff,st e make AstR les
q p<rfest as ga be na4ds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

At meeting n the louas i;epsb
,is 40 : ciub bsii ia treuif Court Con
ual-ssoaes tuiis 0ffee iast night D. J
,lsisn.i 49, chosen se a delegate ~ the
meeting e tbr state league q fepuh
li,sn siBhs shieh - heisi t-isy o. the
DsfS 0-y house, Lansing Ms. tlelsoJ
q A. not esFtsia hat 10 osaid go hot
81 iulisesi, II be could at. - siR 'iootge
hanneli o. attend the meeting - the
isiessts fFfas sirsad ksppis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

SarsaparilIa
CURES

give HOODS SarsapariIla credit for ALL This
medicine has also cured my dreadful cough and
am well and happy - well ~ thankful tell
my neichbors I arm surprised ut myself and
never forget Co recommend Hoods sArsapa-
rilla" & \ MAHAN.
HOOPS P,lts cure Constipation by restor~
ING The peristalue action q ths alimensary canal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
Of Interest to Inventors,

The AMERICAN NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHERS ASSOCIATION, of
which this paper is member.
has standing offer of a gold
medal. valued at so. TO lie
awarded tn any one who in
vents any mechanical device
whereby the process Of pro
dncing newspapers is cheap
cncd. or that will he i'm any
way benefit to publishers.
For further particulars ad-
dress the Secretary Mt the 10
flee. lob PorT9R BUILDING, New
York.
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go u the az, sssiiatoa today
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taasAsssss Ds~ss-e.-
IIsEry JoLasoa. Nc i5i Neat street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-31
WE EAnEwNLL sNnvloEs.

Touching Signs OF sorrow Over Rev. Mr.
CampbelIs Departure.
The scene In the Presbyterian church
in Martins Ferry yesterday morning
was ono that will not soon be forgotten.
Rev, Howard N. Campbell, the retiring
pastor, received seven new members,
preached his farewell sermon and many
persons. particularly the older onea,
cried audibly, The popularity OF the
Rev. Mr.. Campbell was demonstrated
by the attendance. The church proba.
bly, never contained more people at o
regular service, and the appreciation Of
the large congregation for the retiring
pastor was shown by the actions OF the
members. People in every part OF tho
church could BIO seen weeping, both
malo and female. The farewell would
be a credit to any clergyman.
After preaching an excellent sermon
on 1.-THE Power Of the Gospel Of Christ"
Mr.. Campbell thanked tho choir for its
services, saying that his relations with
1t had been most cordial; that 1t had
rendered constant, faithful, willing
support and that he could never hope
to have such intimate and satisfac.
tory relations. To the congregation he
said: "For five years and moro we
have walked together. The path has
not been ono OF constant smoothneas,
nor strewn with roses. There are va
cancies here that were not here when /
began. The angel Of death has taken
some. You have sustained losses, go
have I. You have had sad experiences,
SO have /. l trust we have been help
fUl, mutually. Your work is not done.
I trust mine is not. After the rest Of a
few months l trust l can go forth in the
ministry"
Mr.. Campbell thanked the congrega.
ton for the interest and sympathy
manifested when his father died and
for the kindness OF the members while
he himself was Frustrated.
The choir, which had prepared an
exceedingly interesting programme,
sang a farewell after tile congregation
was dismissed, and most OF those pres.
ent remained and bade the Rev. Mr..
Campbell goodbye,