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DISCUSSING MISSION WORK.
INV AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATIONS CON-
yrNrloN OPENS At LOWELl--PREsl-
DENT GATEs's ADDRESS.

,,rNr,oN OPENS At LOwELIl-PREsI-
DENT GATEs's ADDRESS.
=, Mace oct 23-The Convention OF the
.-,sr,can Missionary Association OF Congresa-
.., churches opened here at 3 O'Clock this after
~ ~ with 800 delegates present After the
,nging of Coronation and prayer by
nhs" poy DR. Horton. of Providence, Presi
no Gates OF Amherst College. who is also
e". H,,ort of the association. introduced Mayor
,ar NJ Lowell who welcomed the members
y the association
-. Navor was followed by President Gates
-. resnonded for the association, saying in part:
w" ~ cap saw in view of the rapidity with which
.. W inrosrects of the great empire OF China have
.nnoo,ged nc within these last few months. how i'm
2ol 2t sreat race may prove to be the work so
.nodestiv vet effectively done by this associa-
ion among the Chinese on our Mestern ter shorer
a ~, Of the race stocks of the world And no
who loves & his own race can N fan ' to feel
.ia,on among the mountain whites in the South
work Of Sa and Amerca M drecy a
,oes our work must broaden the conceptions and
he s Of al i 'ae am Wne aKe su an
,i.sv Its aims truly American. Its great
work the lifting up of the negro race in America is
s,etnctvely the great task laid upon American
rrSsrristianity at the close of this century.
Dr H. \. Hazen was next chosen permanent
.cretary The treasurer's report for the year end
:. september 80. 1894. read by II. w. Hub
I'D Among the figures were these: Expenditures
N the South. Indian. Chinese and foreign missions
-. no q: publications &C. So 7S5 a. administration,
o. rxG; total expenditures. 1851 .SO2 So Receipts
s.scrr churches, estates and other sources. SSiO-
Mxo0. endowment funds for 1891 N2,669 16; the
nnsnal Hand educational fund for coored people,
Dcome account, s69 964 40; receipts for the work OF
iap4 $4O4 779 26 go
The report OF the Executive Committee followed
he treasurers report 1t treats first of educational
ns aerk in the South. Young women from Northern
somes it says, the teachers: They not only
teach howevNr. but organize and supervise socle-
ice Of Christian Endeavor, direct prayer-meetlngs
SsS ys Bible Instruction. and visit the poor. Dor
Chester Academy at Mcintosh Ca Is spef,en asa aS
Wpts" Wl,h one teacher. 1t has AS pupils In the
iortv Of the schools provision is made for tram
maJVI,w mJh,vs IN woodworking The educational work
IN the mountains, says the report has kept equal
~ naca % with that of the lOwlands of the south Inc
phers sent out by the Association into this re
son have been so superior to any others that IN
moi few instances the school boards Oh io'ai ooi
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
mHhties wn les have written asking US to furnish them

munities have written asking us to furnish them
with teachers for their public schools
A summary of the work In the South shows that
there are six chartered institutions thirty six
NAL and graded schools. forty-two common schools
eghtyfour schools 400 instructors and IL Coz pupils
As TO the church work, II IL stated that eighteen
churches have been added to the list Of l70: nine In
the Southern lowlands. seven in the mountains.
In the Indian missions and the Pacific
coast. Many Christian Endeavor societies have
been established In Tennessee and Kentucky. and
great good is said to have been accomplished. In
the Indian field the Church work is reported az
especially prosperous. Christian EndeavOr societies
have also been organized ty Indian pupils Among
the Chinese the Pacific coast the report states
work has been carried encouragingly
The afternoon session closed with q fve-minute
service Of prayer led by the Rev Dr. Sheedy IN
the evening. after the opening service the Rev. C.
II. Richards. OF Philadelphia. preached eloquent
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24

MICHIGAN TRAINwRFCEERS CArGH!.
Gladstone, Mich oct 23.-Word came TO the 500
Line managers here last night that the train
wreckers who have been cutting and burning
bridges ana pushing from sidings for the las;
three weeks under arrest. The cuprIts
had kept the tranmen and travelling public In
state OF terror.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED.-To rent or purchase. house In
country. within one hour OF New York.
must have modern Improvements. al least
one acre # land. and contain from 70
IL rOGms, prefer situation on or near the
Souni. Address. with photograph. II pos
sible. G. II j.. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24

FURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED
by small family second or third iiCor.
and between JOih and sOth SITS. On West
Side. from November to May, rent MOD
crate Address. with particulars. APART
MENT. Box 3. Tribune once.
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FLATS TO LET-Uufurnished.

THE CLINTON. o53 West 42d-st. near
l.rr adway Beautiful. all light apart
men.s. private halls baths; steam neat
elevator all night, choice restaurant IN
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
UNFVRNIsHED ROOMS TOILET.

42D-ST., PSI WEST-Lighi. chsGful
rooms furnished or unfurnish~i Apply
MANAGER. Clinton Apartment. 263 Vest
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

LADIES prefer Byron Roach Traps 20 eK-
terminate reaches and watcrOuSs rom
their apartments because they are war
ranted % ca;ch them all or money re-
funded. better than poisons or powders; !;
they make n dirt and are not danger Gus ::
sent by mail 30c. BYRON. 2p 3d-aVe.
Sold by h0uSefurnishers.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A GOOD SELECTION Of tenemen'-housess
With stores 10 sell on easv terms in good
los,ions. CYRILLE CARREAU. Grand-st.
aEd BOvery.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-st.-Ar-
rs.ic. substantial villa. less than SlO0.-
coo: easy terms: send FOR circular ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT CO.. ls broadway.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.
AGENCY fo- Montcait -f<esidences. all
kinds. for sale or rent. fu--lshet houses
TCBSS a TAYLOR 5 B..knan-.t. y. Y.
CALIFORNIA
An exceptionally fna 2O-aere ranch OF
navel oranges. apricOts prrres and olives
in fu.l bearing; handsome large new house
and necessary outbuiidings: an ideal home:
beautiful .ocati1I in the san Gabriel Val
.ey. 20 miles from Pasadena. ln miles
from rail-. oac station; postofice. churches.
eic Address Lock Box COS. Pasadena.
Cal
FOR SA1.E.-Only SIS for 5 acre farm.
covered with wood. In Southern New
Jersey: close TO a railroad: finest markets
IN the world: especially adapted for small
fruits poultry. vegetables. etc: high and
dry healthy neighborhoOd; sold on install
menis NJ 81 down and 81 per week. title
insured end for particulars
u. l.. RISLEI.
22l South Ioth-st. Philadelphia. Pa.
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WORK WANTED.


Female.
A LADY ARTIST. n, having her time
all nii"i. wiii gtye ma,saEe trea'meni or
ave. near i2d ~.
\ LADY 3 tes, scotia. position. thorough
Is qualified IN al respects. would TX"
MANAGEMENT = grntl"man's household ~
apartment. highest references given an1
required Address KEFEREN'E. .2'2
Ersrdwny
HRAIDER Experienced CGermam on
German and American machines. best
reference JrL EIIRHARDT. - Canton
-. brooklyn.
JANITREss would Ike a IA, or apart
fucu' house 20 take care of Mrs STEG-
MAR. 32u Ea't i5ih-si.
kINUEnGARTNER. capable 4 taking
entire fharg~ o! young children, IN pri-
,aic family Call or address T.. : r.. 3tl
Wes' @Iih Il,
Mopri.LfNG LESSONS FOR children by
visiting goyerness X. ;. 227 Bway.
STENoGRAFfIT.R ami TYrEwKirER.-
Experienced In all kinds u s,enoGraphlc
work references THOROUGH. l32 9th
ave- --
sTENOGRAPHER AMI Remington type
writer , wears mercantile experience
accurate rapid and obiignr willing u as
ria; lu oric- work. desires position. y.
- Biblc House.
STENOGRAPHER and Remington type
writer. , y~arT mcrcantile experience.
accurnt-. rnpii and obling. best refer
enc~- X. - Bible House.
sTENOGRATHrR ami TYPEWRITER ~
eNp~rlcrc. d~slr"- position. willing ~
furnish machine. host = reference.
STENo ~ Lafayette IT.. Irooklyn.
TYPEWRITER - Legal cents per
fng~. special rates f0r large orders.
DODGE. ~ Nassau 49,. Room 3"@.
TEACHER Refined German young lady.
graduated from hrs' Vienna college. als1.
god French and English scholar de-irrs "A
few more pupils IN German. best u city
references Address /. y 1921 broadway.
TEACHER ny visiting teacher. II
wars highest city school testimonials
esrhang~ English. piano. mnth"inati-s
language pr cultured home. New lorl-.
Mis- Perrin i3l Nca' Wth-st
TYPEW ItTER Young lady desires posi-
ton. s. VIII furnish own Remington
machine II necessary. and make herself
generally useful Address. WILLING. Box
J. Tribune once.
yOrNG WOMAN would llke % real 20 In
valid ana make herself useful IN any
WAY. few hours daily. Address r.. 'iit ~
900 West 3!rh 1t
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24

might have got winning chances but he over
looked the proper continuation got into trouDie
and lost after forty-three moves No.,
The game between Delmar and Baird. Ruy
Lopez. stood adjourned after hfty-six moves
With best play Dclmar ought to win the game
as ne has a pawn to the good.
Amended Is the score Of the competitors;
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
uoRsEs AND CARRIAGES.

, wEIJ~KNOWN MAN will sell for want
=, use mis- beautiful saddle and driving
,o,se for $40 after ne has been 'ried ana
s,aminfd also nearly new ruhau"ut
.~.gon ana harness: very cheap: CLOCK on
rsscn. e:c RESPONSIBLE, Tribune
Office
HORSES yintered at Willow Glen Farm
hest references Address Or. y. T.
IsCKSON p O. Rox l61. Jamaica, L. l.
MONTHLY COACBMAN having nice
turnout. would let by the month one or
tvo-horse carriage: 20 drive himself very
reasonable. any part Of city; reference
H. F. 9c0 Gth-aVe.
Ns0-LADY going South. fine Hight cut
urds- extension top family phaet"n. used
,,ro months. cost 10 order Sa25. silver
p,a.ed harness: cost. s95 price. $50. 10
Wrst 44ih-st.. private stable.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24

WATCTIMAN.-By nrst-class German; has
good references 500 Columbus-ave. jani-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A.-IMMEDIATE LOANS made on furni-
ture IN use. ~ removal. inconvenience
CT publicity Address Room 8. Jefferson
Building ! and . Court Square Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24

WATCHHAN. &c. -- by "A trustworthy.
sober Norwegian as watchman ~ Ian
itor for Office building: can furnish secur-
ity II required. Address n. II. 2iO Colun-
blast, Brooklyn.
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WORK WANTED.
Mnle.

TYPEwRITING-Le 3 cents per
page. special rates for large orders.
DODGE. ia Nassaust.. Room oO3
INDERTAKER BY a young man, with
years practical experience IN undertaking
business. and diploma from embalminS
school. desires position as assistah, ua
dcraker at moderate salary. Address
Box -. Alton. y. J.
WATCHMAN.-By nrst-class German; has
good references 500 Columbus-ave. jani-
tor.
WATCTT..AN. &c. - By a trustworthy.
sober Norwegian as watchman ~ Ian
itor for Office building: can furnish secur-
ity II required. Address II. II. 2lo 'oiun-
blast. Brooklyn.
WANTED. a position as q silver polisher
or to help In "A store: best of city refer
encc. Address JOHN HOPPLER. ia
Allcn-st
WOODWORKER 20 run or take charge OF
planning machine. resawing or moulding
machine: any Woodworking machinery; ~
years' experience. b. J. MARTIN. Ver-
non-aye.. Long Island city.
YOt'NG MAN desirea position In the stock
department of wholesale house. where he
can advance himself. good reference ;. y.
Tribune Office
YOUNG COLORED MAN to take care Of
week; willing. obliging. DREW. POI wcs,
Gisi st. basement.
Young MAN. honest and willing 10 work:
good reference given II required. Fox ~
Tenany. y. =.
YOUNG MAN. 10 would like pernanen,
position with reliable nrm: well recon-
nended prefer general Office work or as
sistant 10 bookkeeper. Address DASH DOT,
49, Columbus
YOUNG MAN. 30. willing and ohliglng.
wants situation. understands care Of
horses. ". ScHUTTE. lI2 East Houston
81.
YOUNG AMERICAN. with practical once
experience. desires position in publishing
or wholesale house where energy and
ability Will be- appreciated. salary no Oh
ject Address p q. BoS IL. Paterson. n J.
YOUNG MAN. Is. desires situation In All
Office can furnish best " references.
Address q NJ UCKERT. 3sI l4th-st..
South Rrooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. American. 10. desires posi-
iion In foreign eIchhnge office 10 learn
the business. STEVENS. 1913 Kosclusko-
st. Brooklyn.
Young MAN Speaking French. German
and English. wishes position as porter or
fireman ~ hotel or restaurant; references.
j. EGLf ~ Fast 2G'h-s'.
Young Man Offer. hts services for conf
Dental work. tall and strong. do any
fnlFE ilisANiNf. fal' ~ WIN 40 i'h'N
4lat -
Young MAN. 90. married. w:shes situa-
iion = some Kind. NJ canvassing por-
ter ur.ccrr"d. years refereuc" from last
emyioyrr EDWARD REICH. - Car
mluc-st
YOt'NG MAN 30 well educated u refined
tastes and experienced as stenographer
nnI accountant. socks position as private
secretary Or with g00d nrm. will come 20
New YORK fHr interview +. q. BOX i3N.
Rochester. y. Y.
YOt-NG MAN. 81. G"r'nan-Am"rican.
wishes q position a. ANYTHING. no;
afraid = hard work ACkERNANN car"
- Mr~ Wcus.cr. GpH East il'h 81
YOt'NG MAN. colored. as office boy 'or
doctor. ATi'y \. G.. ~ West .'ih-s,.
YOI'NG MAS. 80 wants n steady position
II any kind CTGAS. PETERSEN. 1l9
81 - ROOM papered with gil' paper and
al painting w0ik. cheap. l.. RI BNER.
lNp Easf II Iustor So
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24

Male
HITLER nv an experienced man, Eng
llsh H,s'pn references. Address LIE
EEE1 on Mrai nniA-si
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

COACHMAN.-By American. age 26, mar
ricd. no family; Will be disengaged NO
vember j.. thoroughly understands care Oh
horses. harness and carriages careful city
driver: strictly sober; good city and coun-
try references; present and former en-
p.oyers can be seen WILLIAM. Box lbi.
I 1. ~
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24

The players will meet tomorrow in the following
order
Hapern VS.. Jasnogrodsky; Baird vs.. Steinitz;
Rocamora Delmar: Hanhsn vs. Albn; ShowaIter
vs. Hymes: Psbury A bye
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

To I.ET.--A private house. 10 East 20;h-
-; For particulars apply 10 CARDWILL
& REYNOLDS. $50 3d-aye
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24

ANSWERS TO CHESS PROBLEMS.
Solution TO twomove problem. published October
81: Key move. 90 g. Answered by j. l.. H.. Jr.
New-York and w. A. D., Newark
Solution to three-move problem OF same date:
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED A neat. Intelligent Eirl ~
chamhernaid and waitress In small
American family. German. Swedish or
American preferred. references. ~ East
gSth-s'
WANTED.-A competent. nrst-class whit
ress and parlOrmsid. city references re
quircd. Call on Wednesday at 2 W-s, 33d-
St. from l2 10 2 O'Clock
WANTED.-A Protestant chambermah
must sometimes assist with waiting
city reference required. Call to-day be-
tween 10 and / AZ 40 Eag, Yrh-t
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.


A LARGE front room 20 rent. furnished,
10 gentleman. southern exposure refer
erce. 80 Wes. 39ih-st.
ABSOLUTELY frst-class apartments suits
and single. cHquisitely furnished. mod
crate. II West 25th-st.
LARGE 'front.' rooms. newly furnished. no;
and cold water: closets. bath. etc. ref
erencc. 2l9 West 4ath-st.
LELANS ARNO. u West csth-s, be
tween Broadway and ave.-Nicely
furnished rooms. permanent or transient.
rates reasonable.
NEWLY FURNISHED attractive roo'ns
also nne accommodations for deniis.
private family: references. rs West 4+th-
ST. near Broadway
PRIVATE RESIDESCE.-Two large fur
nished rooms singly together pri-
vate bath: strict attendance and perfert
Independence "a Afforded occupant. Address
MODERATE .2+2 Broadway.
80 EAST 22D-sT -Large. desirable rooms
ea suite or singly. references exchanged
80 EAST I'D ST. Large. desirable rooms.
en- suite or singly. references exchanged.
31TH-ST.. l46 WEST. Large. square
room. we'll furnished. hot water large
closets: second noor. alSo hall room: rea-
sOnable
.5TH ST. 10 WEST Two large. choice
rooms. single or en- suite. call afternoons
only.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-24
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
AGENTS 10 ssll Sandalia the marvellous
shoe and leather pr~-erver and water
prOofer, used IN every family In Germany
AZ "a household necessity. sample can by
mail 25c NEW ERA SPECIALITY co.
3y3 Pesrl-st.
WANTED - Catholic man. Intelligent,
honorable: work In his own locality SIS
per week. J. X. GAY. 80 9th ave. Chi
cago. Ill.
WANTED. Good. reliable travelling sales
rnrn In every state In the Union and
Canada 20 sell iubricating oils and grease on
commission. Address THE LAWRENCE
OIL co. Cleveland Ohio.
WANTED Two good tir roofers 333
Washington Hoboken. y. J
WANTED. In piano store. young man.
about u. who can play piano we'll and Is
willing 20 make himself generally useful. &.
must cOms well recOmn.ndec. Alire--
PIANO STORE. Tribune once.
WANTED. -Colored boys II 10 u years
old. Intelligent. nice looking. with SUI
perior voices. for concert work. cail nom
ings only l43 West 53i ~
WANTED Men In esery county IN New
York and adjoining states 10 act az pri-
vate detectyes under instruction Il chief
Ainge. who has had IL years experience
experience not Necessary. good pay for
SPAR time. particulars free NATIONAL
DETECTIVE BUREAU. indianapolis. Ind
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RcYiYnI. bal lhc Mcst.

The fact mas often been noted and
commented upon that religious wave
q greater or less degrac rf power all
ways follows period Of financial de-
preston This winter furnishes no ex-
ception 10 the rule, The reports since The
close Of summer. although coming from
widely separated points and scattered
over several months OF time. have new
cfthe.ess shown That a religious revival,
has been aud SIS now ,sweeplns over the
country IN order TO ascertain the cnect
Of tins revival the Globe Democrat re-
Gently dlrected number 81 It's CORE
spondents IN the states ~ Missouri, iii
noia, Kansas. ArltansAA and Texas % re-
port The number and results OF religious
rovicais IN the evangelical churches OF
their respective counties since September
i last TheHa show that IN III counties
OF tho States nnmcd there have b0ea
during The pnsi Ave months 1891 con-
versions aud 5000 accesaiors TO the
ssinirches or tho toial, sixty-one cpune
Ties IN Mix 1iri report 202i6 CONVERSIONS
and i107i additions to the churcheai nifty
ono counties ia Illinois i5,si2 conversions
aud iae4T additions; thirty-twc counties
IA Kansas S55i conversions md N.Y. ad.
ditIons, twenty-three countles ~ Texas,
400 conversions and I,3i5 additions, ten
counties IN krkansas, 2 2is conversions and
e.le0 additions The average Ger county
it viii be noticed Is IN the ncisbhoFhcod q
800 IN I'll % the states.
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Metl,odist Experiment in oIsIahom,.

Central Christian AJvocate
The church viii watch with deep inter
est the educational enterprise undertaken
by the conference IN ol;lalioma, Oar
brethren there, instead OF projecting d
Mthodist university. which would DO a
weakling and a sta wing for years 10 come
IN that new Territory, have, under the
guidance and influence % Bishop Vincent.
secured I'VE ncres OF land Ia Norman. tho
seat OF Oklahoma lniverslty, upOn this
site they propose IN the near future TO
erect a large building 70 serve az Mctho-
dis, educational headquarters In It are
10 be lodged students from Methodist
households Under tho caro- Of dean, and
provided with religions ins;ructions and
aurroundingD II this sEpgorlh hall,r or
wesley ha.i. Of whatever II iA 20 be
called. shall be followed by ''westmin-
stor dormitory'' and Congregational in
eiitutsf an built up about the Oklahoma
university as q center their rcllgloua In
tiuence upon each other and upon the
Institutions ubout whsch they shall cluetcg
ought to be full OF wholesoue aud glowing
Inspiration. The opportunity for this cx-
pertinent has never been Afforded just as
as II presents Itself In oklahofun, AMI
the country VIII be Interested IN noting
It's progress.
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BIasts FROM the "nam,s IIorn.',

The man who Is anxious to sssyo Cod
never has 20 wait long for chance 20
80 10 work
II you say no 10 God today Il may he
thar you VIII mover have another chanee
TO say yes.
Ono sood positive and decisive sten to-
ward God will put tho devil behind your
bnct.
Whatever wodld have been wrnng IA
Christ can not be right IN amy member Of
hiS church.
The KIND OF Righteousness that takes
pecpie 10 heavoe Is not the kind that
bfagR On itself u
II may be set down na o fRct TINT nldI.
" IN art x from the dcyll. bccanee n
does the devil's work.
rhusc who would know the I.ord well
iuAst not mlnxlf too much Will The cone
Germs OF the world.
One prayer that - always going ZIP out
81 the iivnfl Of the faithful Christian 81,
-fhy Will bp done"
some preachers never seem to think Il
WORTH while Go work at their trade in the
Middle OF the week
A good nany boys have turned out bad
becapse they had fathers who made them
work With a duh hoe
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In the shndo,,,

Union Gospel News
The most dnicult thlns IN the world for
Christian Ia to trust God in tho shadow.
some OF us do not know about Il bccanse
We have never been there, but therc arc
others Who do and who can testify that IN
the shadow they have found great 10y and
peace and have come out from that dark
time with neN sense Of Gods prcScnce
and rev understandings Of what q means
10 be q Christian. Whom one can not see
the way. when one does not know what IS
coming 10 pass, when one ~ nhligea 20 wait
AMI do nothing but trust, Whom the shadow
deopcns, and darkness seems intense, and
no way seems 10 open. sim The only hope
Is 20 trust These are hard times. These
are trials that only children ot God can
come through with any confidence. The
child % cnd With hurdencd heart and
perhaps sleepless eyes, implicitly trusts,
waits patiently the coming answer. the
door to open. the darkness 70 disappear
God knows the trial. God Knows the
shadow II we have not come to tho place
Of shadows. let MS ask God to make us
ready FOR II when " does come. For a "a
almost certain to come 10 every one. nut
% sure az the darkness, so SURF s. The
light. AS sure as the need 81 help. so sure
Is Gods mighty power 20 deliver
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New York Observer
IL there Is book ~ an &c world that
81 definitely. dlstinctiyely and above an
other books human book that book Of
books is the Bible Thronsh is pages
human eyes look iriss our eyes human
hands grasp our hnilds. Hinan lips talk
70 ns, human hearts beat ihfob BY throb
W union with our own.
Tho Bible is moreover d diylne book.
LIS divine character Il imprinted on every
page Through IS chapteyR divine eSta
look sometimes ecarchlngly, a. an Zines
tonderly. nI,on U.s. i dlVirc band glaHps
ours. afid grasps 4 Y9ea We are sinls!ns
ana helpless 20 lift ~ 70 sure footing
ana a rock Of strength. IN tAe pages q
the Hible diylue ms speak % ua IN words
ri wQngroue potency arsl a divine heart
y rcpeaic1 pyegiloH,ne W1fu pity and inyc,
Pho Bible Is q uiaryflops combination
~ the divine and the hannah ~ the
christ whom Il reveals 81 lln Goldman
God and mail--eo the Bible y dlylnf and
human AZ " perfectly fFgper p can y
lise most thoroughly human bgoh 1ha'
ever Was md equally proper " speak
Of u AZ q divipF bVuiS' Every wofl pf "
was raced BY human 1nFcrf ana ne hook
thron&iorf was bFfttned fpria ~ Goa
The spirit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-25

REV. j. d. scott Of san An1on'si 81,
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