The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-05-12
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL,

There arc in the world POL blind
asylurus and training schools. with H.
$50 inmates.
There are 1889, 7as negroes who are
members of the Methodist church in
this country.
The Christian who doesn't owe all
his Fathers creatures will feel uncom-
Portable at the family reunion.-Young
Mems Era.
The United States pays twenty-six
times as much as Italy for education
and museums, and less than half az
much for military and naval purposes.
Mrs Magnusson, the vice president
for Iceland of the Worlds W. c. T. u,
has founded a girls school in Iceland.
1t is the only one among 10, 200 inhabi-
tants.
Young men and women in Austria
lila stand side by side in universities as
in the public schools. Australian girls
are said to be remarkably well ed
ucated.
Systematic Bible study is the com
ing movement. 1t is possible to know
many of the texts and know little of
the teachings of the book.-Youug
Peoples Union.
-Dr. T. L.. Cuyler recently made this
remark: What a young man earns in
the daytime goes into his pocket. but
what he spends in the evening goes
into his character"
An Australian Sunshine commit
tee" has bought an invalid's chair
which It loans to the sick. It was used
for the first time by an old gentleman
who had not been out for six yearA
DO you wish to find out q persons
weak points? Note the failings he has
the quickest eye for in others. They
may not be the very failings he is him
self conscious of, but they will be their
next-door neighbors Hare.
"A late census shows that there are
eighty thousand suffering children in
the schools of Germany. The habit is
said to be increasing, owing to the
children m%imicking one another. The
school authorities have taken steps 70
lessen the number of children thus At
flicted.
There have been repeated reports
to the effect that Tom Mann, the we'll
known labor leader in England, has
decided to take orders In the Church OF
England. The report has not been
fully confirmed. but It is generally un-
derstood that Mr.. Mann expects before
long to take this step with q view to
relieving the tension that exists be-
tween the workingmen and the church,
ana thus accomplishing more gooo
than ne couid 10 any otner way.
DIR. faxton's present stopPing place
ana former nome - region oistin-
guishsd for strict Presbytertensm.
There were many Virginia and Mary.
land Presbytertans among the early
settlers OF western fennayivsnia' =
they carried 70 tneir new MONIES . riga
Caivinism- Jefferson eoiiegA now join
ed with its former rival Warrington
college, was founded Q century g Dy
self-sacrincing fresoyterians VINO con-
triou1eo oaysos WORK, oags OF corn or
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the erection ot IN uiioinBA Ano Psesi-
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daren't scoid you when We arc BY our
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In ndeing Others We snouid 70
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great 10 throw far Q feather ID not
more easy tina TO throw far Q
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dry oreaa witnout putter wniie some
one else AT q same tspie IL enjoying
heaven Q, ouckwneat CAKES sno scu-
sage' out the ory Dreao man ms tne
best OF IL
MT kawier-WM your son Dc
home from mis- college o D hoiidaysY
Mrs Punter-l think so; what is LEFT
OF him. Mrs Kawler-What Ii left OF
him? Mra Pnnter-Yes; You zee he
was on the football eleven this year
Buffalo Courier.
MOST men who die pr~ematureiy. die
either OF q or kidney erouble,