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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02
Rocky Ridge Items.

The gram fields have been well covered
with snow for some time, which has been
quite beneficial to the growing wheat
Should the month Of March prove favorable
We may have good showing for full crop,
There will be but few public sales in our
vicinity this spring. something unusual.
What We lose in sales will he made up in
the way of r. movals: there will bc a goohy
number.
Should the weather remain mild as Satur
day and Sunday. our public roads will be in
a dep olable condition owing to the amount
OF snow drifts which will act rs feeders Oh,
for some Of the cubblc stones which Mary
Jane wishes removed.
Miss George G Graham returned home
on Thursday evening. after spending several
months with friends in Dayton Ohio.
Mr.. Geo. G. Eiclciberger of Westminster,
spent Sunday with his parents at Rocky
Ridge.
Mas Daisy Ramsb"rg Of Lewistown, is the
guest o! Miss El,'e Miller.
Mr.. Joseph Eichelbergrr wife and son
Charles of Shrppardst"wn, Va. are the
guests of Mr. G. w Barrick and family
Miss Daisy Black is visiting Miss Fannie
Lambert Of New Windsor.
Mr.. w. b. Robson, Of Washington, y. G.,
spent Sunday Ms the gucst Of Misc Filth
Black.
On Saturday LIST a reception was held at
the residence of Mr.. G. W Barrick and wife
the occasion beng In Mnor Of the marriapc
Miller. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. james Smith of Woodsboro'
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Eichelbetger Of Va
Mr.. and ~rs. Harvey Miller of d p Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. J. w Miller of Graceham
2cy. and Mrs G. A. Whitmore of llcc!.an
n>town. Mr.. and Mrs Elsie Miller If Union
Bridge, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. Eichclbergcr Of
Rocky Ridge, MIR. and Mrs. j. T. OF. o.
Rocky Ridge, Mr.. and Mrs &. J. Barrrk o.
Rocky Ridge. Misses Minnie and Msttit
Miller of Union Bridge, Edna aud Ma,
Smith Of Woodsboro, Marian r. Eichelbcrger
Ida and Fannie Barrick of Rocky Ridge
Messrs. Andrew Echelbergcr Of Mo. Fine,
Buckley of Middleburg, Morris Miller Of
Union Bridge. Mr.. Il. E. l. Bsrrick q
Rocky Ridge, and Master Chas. Eichellereel
OF Virginia.
At 1890 p. IN. all present were inyitet
to the dining room where table gronnei
under the weigh, of the delcacies of the
of the season, where full justice was done
by all; judging from the time occupied
The crowd dlspered at p. M, leaving the
best wishes to the host and hostess for ,h'
J very pleasant time they endowed
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WINTER STOCK:
MUST GO.

In order to make room for Qua
Spring Goods, we will close out our
goods at cost. We have big line
of Overcoats and Suits on hand and
they must go. Great bargains ia
Gents furnishing. Underwear,
Hats. Caps, &C., and also gr'u(
reduction in Boots and Shoes, as W:
have a large stock ofthcm OH hu'}>I.
Yours Truly
J. TRAUB x Bro.
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o for an eye more clear to see.
A mind to grasp more earnestly,
For every good intent,
That to the sick and despair,nS
bring thee peerless cure.
Pan-Tina, the great remedy for Coughs
Colds and Consumption, 25 and so oonts.
Sold At II. G. Valentine T. Co.'s Drug
Store.
Ii Should he In Every House.
J.B Wilson, S7l Barclay street. Sharps-
burg Pa, says he will not he without Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, that 1t cured his wife who
was threatened with Pneumonia after al
attack OF LA Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had done her
no coup. Robert Barber of Cooksport, Pa,
claims DR.. Kings New Discovery has done
him more good than anything he ever used
for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it.
Free trial bottles at II. G.. Valentine & Co. g
Drug Store. Large bottles SOC. and $l.o0.
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Electric kSiilerh.

This remedy is becoming 80 wed known
and so popular as t'" need no special men
ton. 4 who have used Electric Bite,
sing the same cong Of praise.-A purr
medicine does not exist and i, is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitcrs
ncys, viii remove Pimpl.s, Bni's Salt
Rhr,ln', aud other affections caused by i'm
pure blOod.--Will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent rs we'll rs cure all
Malarial fevers. For cure Of Headache,
Constipation, Indigestion, try Electric Bit.
tcrs.-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price 80 cts. and $l0U
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iCONNCNICATED.
In NEED.
EDIToh CLARION -

EDlToh CLARIoN:-
Judging from several re
ports lately sent from Mechan lcs'own TO the
Frederick Daily Nears We think that that
paper is badly IN need of u reporter in this
place. who cain report events without letting
personal predjudices enter into the reports.
There were two communications from this
place concerning social happenings. in the
Daily Neus recently that differed greatly in
tone. Both events were of q communicable
character according to the report sent to
the Ns,os, one WAS an insignificant, We may
say, ridiculous affair while the other WAS
one of the greatest successes Of the Nne.
,eenth Century.
It's plain u US that the reporter was
endeavoring to show one man to the public
as success and all other people in this town
as a failure.
1t remains for US to say that the said
reporter had better ponder awhile over the
following sentence. QUAINT est sapere.
OK.
A WORD IN SEASON. The fact that the
severe fros, of the past winter deprived many
Of the conveniences Of High Run water
should prove profitable to such as may have
water introduced hereafter. 1t has been
demonstrated that at the depth At which sup
ply pipes have been laid. there is no guaran-
tee against their stoppage by frost. While
the large four and six inch mains are not
closed BY the ice, at the same depth the small
or three quarter inch supply pipes fall vic
tim.
The PLAIN lesson taught then ia. SINK the
supply pipes to greater depth aud IN filling
the trenches, use as much earth and rs kw
stones as possible Toiusure immunity fronl
frost. start Immediately to dip your small
supply pipe to greater depth a: once upon
leaving the main and should the side drains
lie exceptionally deep, rs they are at SOME
points in our town, 90 deeper with yoni
small pipe at that point, eyer If you have t.
drop down ut an angle in order 10 pass under
the depression. To rely upon High Run snf
then he without il tor months is iuconvenien
beyond estimate and az rigid winters are lia
ble to send the frost line to unusual depths
there is but one safe method of avoidance
get beyond depth that the frost Is eve
known to 60.
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1t can be sand without fear ofcont raictioA
thut no medicine has lad greater success IN
curing Coughs, Colds. Hoarseuess and Con.
sumption than Pan Tina. This celebrated
remedy stops coughing, soolhes the throat
and Lungs, and induces y good nights rest.
Hundreds can testify to the remarkable and
life snving virtues af this great remedy,
Pan.Tina costs only 2s aud 5O.ccn,s.
Trial bottle free at II. G. Valentine H. Co.'S
Drugstore.
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1lrw e7hnfsc'"enfs.
kFtv0lUTI0N IN MUSIC.
WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE.
$40 Worth Of Choice MaStc and
Tn" Clarinn On" Year fry 81 j

IT. Ne Y"-h Nu,rA :':''" " At
nov rs in m "i'rn j..ann!.>m mi n r.:
grand emporium t, u amntrE T. an'si II
vncs,is!s lisa large u,,,!iomnsira' ii
ca,;on. pu 'llslc,! monthly, each E'h''"' I Ii
t.ning thirty to" full ace pdg,s Of street. mus'r
the brightest. l!'riirSt M most 'n.'.'
selections If the 'la,. b til ' cal ,nl i"'fi!
mental l"s"'ncr with pretty cover g.
~hic!. is y full page prrtrsit y! s";n" hna'
fui actress ar s,ngrr The mus" AND pH
trait chang, each issue.
Here is Il specimen of the contcnls OF nnc
of the issues Of thi. wonderful mus'ch PUB
lica,inn Every month n complete change,
making ut the end of the year the most COM
prehrnS,ve and complete musical 'ihrHlI to
be obtained anywhere.
The ppr,rai, If Matte Temples. and toe ;o
lowing music ia January issue:
IHsl ENYAI.
In Giitarc.
Storm and Rain GAvotte.
Dance Of the Gnm..cs.
Please, Another Wsllz
VOCAL.
Farewell, GA, Farewell.
Tee Son. NV Mother Sang.
The Wi.d Ruschul.
AYEAK SUBSCRIPTION
means 3s4 pag' of must" M" twelve" 'n'
nor rats. We want our friends To be care
full of each number, to l,inl it and preserve
It, us dnp!lratc copies may s'"n l"a thi'g ct
the pass. lfynn will hind tn" Ech" y"N viii
have the finest Sc e'iinn Of popular vM'l and
,nstr II mental music that could be bo'ahi for
any price. 1t will I've y connlan; 30 ircc OF
pl. nsnrc and delight ~ You.
We take great pleasure in making the an
nouncrnenl that by n special arrangement
made with the New York Musical E,'ho We
can send the Cr.IR1, IN aud mis- popular mus.
ica! magazine one year for ~ Ii tie more than
the price Of the Musical Echo The price OF
the Chr is 81 90 and the Musical Echo
81 50 Both may be had one wear for :! 20
Sample copies of the New York Musical
Echo sent on receipt of Is cents.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02
Bucklcn's Arnicu SaIve.

The hest salvr in the world for cuts. Sores
Tc'tcr c appel Hands, Chlblains. C"rns
and nil Skin Eruptions. and positively cures
Piles. or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction. or money refund
ed Price . cents per i1x. For sale by n
g. Valentine & Co, Druggists.
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Business Locals.

~ LOST.-A hack-strap stran Of sleigh
bcils (>mall bclls) Oh Saturday evening last.
Finder will be properly rewarded by return
ing them IL
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02

1--WE tried all sorts OF blood purifiers, said
an old lady to u cutter" land von can't per
s,.tdr me that any otInr Snr1aparilln is ~
good as Ayers" There's where she had
him. She knew that Ayers Was the best
and 50 did he, but it paid him better TO sell n
pl,nu NOR brand
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02

When 1'aby was sick, we gave her 'asSoF's.
When sl,e was Child, she criea for Casto'1..
When she became Miss she chung to C;..for!A.
When shs had Children, s!e gave them Csstorl'
DR.. Mils.' Nerve and Ltver rills. % dosos IS ess
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=
roruscating line OF light and colors: " sym.
phony of sounds, the sonorous buglc. the jung
ling bells, the discordant horn the whirr of
the gliding solcs, the CHEEKY hum Of merry
voices; prancing steeds, glowing cheeks.
flying snow and pale half moon such were
the integers. which, taslefully marshaled on
Thursday evening last. went beyond the
dreams of those who had counted this and
that az possible in the imaginative work of
projecting Slcighing Carnival.
Upwards Of forty teams were in line, MI
lighted and decorated {; all Of them attractive,
some of them surprisingly beautiful. 1t was
arranged during the day and was generally
understood by noou that the Carnival would
be held in the evening, the time for prepare
ton was therefore limited, hence the surprise
shat came TO all.
A stranger present who has travelled
widely expressed All opinion to the effect
That it exceeded anything in that line that
he bad eyer seen lie was simply enthusiastic
and his words lead us to ass un,e that we &C.
complshcd something far beyond the 0rdi'
nary.
About one fourth Of the teams visited
Graceham VIC regret exceedingly that q
failure 10 40 understand it in advance de.
privcd our good nelghbors of glance at the
Carnival complete.
THE CLARION. Mrs. and Mr) thanks to
the courtesy Of Mr.. ]. +. d. Miller, sat be.
hind his fourth hand and at the sound Of the
.nspriling bugle moved TT the head of the
Carnival. in brilliantly lighted and gaiay
decorated triple seat sleigh.
The most note worthy turn outs were Mr.
Chas. NJ. Root with Miss Addie Johnson, the
cutter and occupants, even to the harness on
the horae enrolled III pure white; MIR. B. N
Jones and Miss Name Rouzer. in a sleigh
under canopy sblaze with light and color
Mr.. H. U. Johnson and Miss Mary Waesche
IN cutter draped with the national colors
and an immense umbrella, pendant from
which were many chinese lanterns and
with brilliant torches along either SIDE o.
rapid Matt" even to the ends of the shafts
Immense plumes, improvised Of cnrled col
ored paper fly bushes Zone merchant sold Out
his entire stock bedecked the heads Of the
horses and were stunning in their effect.
Old and young took part; we saw two
grand fathers drying very handsome rig
and there were probably more. while th<
small boy was on hand and those inclined
toward the comic az well as the beautiful
1t was, in word, like everything that ou
people undertake in earnest, q most salts.
factory success.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02

For cold and cough II has no equal. Mr..
A p J+sperson Irvine. Warren Co.. Pa
writes: Il bought a bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and Gun recommend it highly
had very bad cough and it cu',d me at
once.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02

People with delicate stomachs find Ayers
Sarsnparil!a agreeable to the taste, and there
fore. prefer it IA u blood purifier 10 any OH
or This is ore reason for its great popular
ty rs a spring and family medicine. Sac,
certain aud palatahlc
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02

~ DO YOU WANT TO MARRY, or
do you wish social letters from gentlemen
and ladies, Of Gu .turc and meals from all ov
er the country? If 30, just send ON 10 cents
and receive Il copy Of the elegant matr'mon-
i'll paper chilled "Oran-e Blossoms, which
will afford you more heal,hful enjoyment
than you have had for many day: each
number contains hundreds Of letters from
young ladies and gentlemen wanting corrcs-
ponltnts from those OF the opposite Sex II
there is man or woman who has not found
his or her affinity here's the golden orp"r
tnn,ty. Address ORANGE I'L'ssoMs, room
Is, 10 Boylslon street. Bstn !, Mass.
Aprl4y
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TCoMnUNICATED]

EDITOR CLARfON:--
Franklinville school has
entered upon the Spring Term uncer favor
able conditions.
The enrolment for the past term was l06,
with IN excellent average attendance since
the holidays. E,crs Willhide and Carl Gall
were present every day If the term. Lloyd
Gall, Lavina Freshour and Ross Figenhrode
were absent but one day, and Clarence
Moser, Emma Rider and Clara Frcshour but
two days A large majority Of the pupils
are interested in thcir work and are looking
forward with interest 10 the coming exami
nation.
NJ f Nsrrie, T.ochora
F T De Muth. ''
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For additional locnh see End page

To all whom II may c"1ccTn.--A .praip
of The wrist or ankles is not All unrnmn!nn
occurrence. 1t is well to know that t,w
Applications Of Salvation On well rubbed in
will invariably prodlce the rcsu't-an cnurr
cure csc
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02

FOR RENT.-Mrs. Geo. W. Forcmsn's
two story Brick dwelling house situated on
West Main Street.
Jan12u. JOHN LANDEKS.
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ptacnsntA fraudulent md h'ne.ehr" ss"" 'i
warning metral h"' st''d .h'ir it'"'
rsuce IL be expo ,rd TMrs freni 10 t"Lt
and old of hoth Hoirs Hsll fra -" \: r'g "
Wei .nd Sat IT. IA .nE.iAy.. '" u? RTE ar
, ,nd be saved Strictly cnnht.ntai READ d. 'h"" srs
u,"s,. IN w-ane..ays ant saturday rh'an" as ''"'
ssei~..;y ~'1"-r'=-- wy"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02

~ TRY CRESCENT" OATMEAL: s
cents a pound at
"ROOTS."
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02

NOTICE TO GKowENs.-Parties intending
to grow produce for the Pen Mar canning
house are requested to come forward ut once
and enter into contract With the undersigned.
JOHN ROOT & SONS.
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Professional.
uA!ssayAN Asa Is!Ar7Es,
PHYSICIANS And SURGEONS.
O!kcc in the room formerly occupied
by Mcssrs. Blrely & Osler, Bankers.
Local Items.

OYSTER SupPER.-The Ladies Aid Society
Of Graceham, Will hold an Oyster Supper In
the lecture room at the church on Saturday
evening, March Attn. 1898. All arc invited.
In AocoaD about t,,rce week the pub.
&c roads aud the public road argument will
have assumed complexion beyond distin.
guishment they will both have attained 10
the impossible, impossible and bottom less
UNUSUAL. following inexplicable
abatement appears IN the last issue of the
Banner Of Liberty: "The death angel has
visited st. Pleasant four times during the
past week, Mr.. Ohio Bell died there on the
18th, inst" Male four visits and got only
onel They must be courageous people.
those Mt. Plcasantians. to I've ALE to stare
him out of countenance three times out Of
fous.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-03-02

NoTIcE There will be . meeting VI the
Democratic Central Com. on Saturday even
ing. March 1lth, 1893. at $50 o'cloc. ut the
old club room 10 con.ider applications for
the different Post Offices for the district All
applicants will please make application either
in person. or by proxy.
Chairman Central Com.
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Sale Register.

Under this head will appear free notice
of the date and character of Sales for which
bills are printed ut this office.
A charge of % cents line will he made
for place in this column when bills are print
ed elsew here.
Thursday. March 2, Jos. F. Livers will sell
personal property.
Friday, March 8rd, Simon P Eecard will sell
stock and farming implements on the road
leading from Catoctin Furnace 10 Fox.
vile, 3 miles from latter place.
Friday, March Bird, Key Croft and John r
Rouzrr will sell lot of lumber near D r.
Creek.
Saturday, March nth, Martin L. Pryor will
sell stock and farming implements, mile
west of Dcerflcid station.
Monday, March 10, John w. Valentine will
sell stock and farming Implements. mile
east Of ROCKY Ridge
Friday, March 18th, Elias F. Valentine Will
sell stock and farming Implements miles
north Of Double Pipe Creek.
Saturday, March 18th, VIM. Fl Eigenbrole
will sell stock and farming implements
Saturday, March 25'h, Henry Wilh,de will
sell at public sale, al Deerfeld, mountain
land.
Monday. March 80, Samuel J. Reitlcr will
sell 1T public SALE near ky Ridge, lot
Of live stock and farming implements.
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A PART OF THE PLAN.-Except in amateur
debating societies, critics are self appointed;
they hold Office at their own pleasure, pay
themselves in tic spurious coin of their own
self conceit xnd unlike government office
holders. some die and many resign.
1t Is a part Of the plan Of human life tina,
the se.fappointed critic shall inflct himself
upon unwilling hearers: it is = part OF this
tsrae plan that some shall neglect their own
!,us ness, VIII lie they offer gratnit"us cri'i.
cism of the business Of others. In most
instances the criticism is adverse and the
result surprising, in this, that the criticised
is benefited while the critic suffers.
There arc those who are superior TO
criticism these either pose as Phariscrs or
Az the 1.-The wickedest one" in the community:
no busy man ever cri,icises professionally.
Intelligen, criticism is courtcd by every
honest seeker after truth: captious criticism
while offensive Is harmless.
A shorter title for the former is Mentor:
ior the latter, crank.
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CHEAP Music By reference to an adver.
tisement that appears in this issue, OAR
readers will learn of an opportunity 10 secure
some wonderfully cheap music. The Na
stcal Echo, three numbers Of which C have
received, is all it claims to be: the music is
late and Of the highest order, we'll printed
ON excellent paper, the twelve numbers
making 1884 pages of music. Subscribers
paying subscription price ($l.75> in advance,
will receive The CLARION and Tho Echo for
one wear
The sun., 1893-04-02
ONE HUNDRED YEARS OLD.
Christ Church to Celebrate Its Centennial
Tomorrow Evening.

Tomorrow Evening.
Services commemorative OF the founding OF
Christ Episcopal Church one hundred years
ago will be held tomorrow evening at the
church at Seventy first street and tho Boule-
ward. Addresses will be delivered by Bishop
Potter. Archdeacon Peters. DR.. Huntington OF
Grace Church, DR.. Greer Of st. Bartholomew's.
Dr. Morgan OF the Heavenly Rest. and others.
Christ Church was tho first parish stablished
in this city after the Revolution. and In point
OF age ranks next to old Trinity. Early in 1893
173 members OF Trinity parish petitioned the
yeStry to call as an assistant minister the
Rev. Joseph Fillmore. The vestry refused to
seceded from the old parish and established
one OF their ownlwith DIR. Fillmore As their rec
tor On. April 8. 17S3 the certificate Of the
new parish was filed with the County Clerk.
The first church building was erected on the
north side OF Ann street. between Nassau and
William streets. In 1922 Christ Church erect
ed an edifce OF stone on the site OF the old
Anthony tnow WORTH lStre@et @ Theatre Here
moved to West Eighteenth street, having built
the church now known as st. AIMS. adjoining
-Four years later this property was ex-
changed TOR the church at Fifth avenue and
Thirty-ifth street.whioh has recently been
torn down.: For thirty-two years the church
remained I'm Filth ayenneii tt. AZ the e=xplrati01 =
erected Its present home.
Tho hew J. y. Shipman. d, D.. has been the
rector for sixteen years. The congregation
has increased so rapidly that the new church
has Just been enlarged.
The sun., 1893-04-02
MUHAMMAD VERBS PAPER.
He Win Publish tho "MOsIem World" to
Teach Us the Truths OF IsIam.

Ae VIII fubilsh tho MOslem world" to
Teach Us the Truths OF Islam.
In about a month. II nothing adverse hap
pens. the Mosiem World will be added to the
list Of religious journals of the town. 1t will
be published weekly. and will be devoted to
the interests Of Islam. Its editor. Muhsmmad
Alexander Russell Webb the American con-
vert to the faith OF the Prophet. who has
undertaken to make converts OF his country
men. believes that a. campaign OF education
will best conduce to the success OF his mission.
Learned Mussulmans will contribute to its
pages. and its editor hopes 1t will haye
value which those who are not bigots will
appreciate.
Mr.. Webb says he has met with bigots al
ready; On two occasions persons who had in
yited him to their houses to give an informal
talk. as Col ID. B. Scklss did a month ago.
have reseinded their Invitations because they
could not collect an audience On another oc-
casion ono OF the persons invited to meet MIR.
Webb. In note declining tho invitation. said
propaganda.
Friday. He expects to have tolerant II not
sympathetic audience.
In addition to publishing missionary organ.
Mr.. Webb will superintend the publication OF
other Mohammedan literature. He Is acting
for a syndicate of East Indian Mussulmans.
who think the time has come to make known
Islam to all the world.