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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-26
In DECEMBER.
The Report on Venezuela viii
Be Made Then.
Commission Has Met With Many
Delays in Its Work.

Washington, Sept. 26.--The report of
the Venezuelan commission, appointed
last January to investigate the British
Venezuelan boundary line dispute. will
be made TO the president shortly before
congress convenes. in December. 1t was
expected that the report might be ready
Nov. i, but complications in connection
with the work in Holland has caused
delay. The several members OF the COM
mission have been at work on the diff
ferent branches all summer, with the
object of reporting a decision as early
as possible.
Justice Brewer, the chairman OF the
commission, has called a meeting of the
commission for Oct. 8, and IL was thought
that at that meeting all the necessary
data could be submitted and the decision
arrived at. All the work Of the members
OF the commission had been arranged
with this purpose in view. The material
collected in Spain by the British and
Venezuelan governments, relative TO the
original Spanish possessions in the ter
ritory in dispute, and the material from
the propaganda at Rome, where the rec
ords of the old Catholic missions are
kept, is in the possession of the commits
sion. and copies were distributed to the
members as readily as they were OBJ
tanned. This material. with the excep-
ton OF some documents which Fred
eric Coudert, one OF the members OF tho
commission. will bring with him froIs
Rome, is complete.
The prospective delay will be incident
to the work of Professor Baer who has
been charged with the task of ransaclx-
ing the Dutch archives I'm Holland
Professor Baer was instructed to make
o. most thorough search for everything
that might have a bearing on the SUBJ
ject, and to obtain accurate copies OF all
documents. His investigation led him
TO London. Justice Brewer yesterday
received a cablegram from him saying
that his work In London has been COM
pleted. and that he would return to
Holland. but could not finish before the
middle OF october.
This Information was disappointment
to Justice Brewer. who had hoped that
oil the original material would be on
hand by Oct Q. However. the commits
zion can proceed with the examination
or the other material until Professor
Baer arrives, the latter part OF October.
Professor Baer has kept Justice Brewer
Informed of the progress Of his work.
and his information has been promptly
distributed among the members OF the
commission, but, as Justice Brewer says,
In the decision OF n question Of such
grave Importance and far-reachlng ef-
fects, each member VIII be obliged To
examine the documents for himself.
With the submission OF the report 10 tho
president, the commissions work ceases.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-26
q A.. M.
"a. Vt.

wAsHrNoToN, Sept. 20. Forecast for
New England, generally fair, westerly
winds; slightly cooler Sunday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-26

Many political SPEAKERS, clersymen,
singers and others VINO use the voice ex-
cessively rely upon One-Minute Cough
Cure TO prevent nuskiness and laryn-
gifts. Its value ~ a preventive II only
equalled by its power TO afford instantan-
eous relief.
Jobnstons Pharmacy, 500 westminster
street; Metzgers Pharmacy, go North
Main street; Alfreds Pharmacy, sli Eddy
treet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-26

Chronic cons 'pation is painful. disa-
greeabie. and liie-shortening difficulty. It
deranRes the syste-', causes sick head
acre, rad breath and poisons the blocd.
n can ne readily overcome by DeWitt's
Little Early kisers. these pills ere Ireat
regulators.
Johnstons Pharmacy. So3 Westminster
street: Metzgers Pharmacy, go North
Main street; Alirods char macy, sit EDDY
treet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-26
Daring Robbery In Chicago.

Chicago. Sept 26--Two men, carefully
disguised, committed a daring robbery
at the Union Foundry company's office
I'm Brighton park yesterday afternoon,
and robbed the company OF $1,000 and
escaped by mears of "A buggy, after an
exciting chase. but not before they had
shot one man. Frank Nyhoft. and fired
several shots into the crowd who were
in pursuit. A patrol wagon also gave
chase. but without success. The foun-
dry Is I'm a lonesome place, at the extreme
end OF Brighton park. and no other build
ings are near it. In the Office Treasurer
O'Rourke was engaged in filling the en-
velopes OF the men preparatory TO paying
OF. and the top OF his desk was covered
with money. The robbers compelled the
flye men TO line up. and while one kept
them covered with two big revolvera
the others scooped up the money In
sight, about $1,000. and then both made a
dash for the door. They had left n
buggy standing near the building. and
springing into IL they drove rapidly
north across the prairie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-26

Among tho latcst candidates for cham
pionship honors in tho fcathcrweight class
is Tony Murray, an Italian boxer Of New
York city. Murray is reported rs being
an extremely clever and sbifty man.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-26
NORTH END NOTES.

One OF the Lincoln Provision Com
nny's big teams loaded with beef broke
own on Randall square yesterday after
ioon, while going scroe The street car
tracks. The driver was thrown from the
wagon seat, but had the good fortune 10
an 8 on his feet wien he reached tho
,rouno.
( careless teamster. .hsa hard things said
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29

TEXT. "ons ve n "a. S.ca.e, ror The ha-.
sesi Is ripe "-3oc! Ill. i3.
re sword hes been poe,iza, a,l ~,
:. ms e.-it',ra-e tie sword Of Bolivar.
- s"nrd O Coc.e, aai tbs swnr Of IA ay
- me pen bis been proD4r : euio- ed
aao 'F1 *eTi'i has &C eorgcei q p-,l al A :
.ason, TIE ren oe Sorthey and tho pen OF
iss "a. me 'ainte-'s leneIl has nees. hon
~ ~, ana ala Wetld a:.s celebrated the pen
cil . 11afisto. Tia neassi OF. Psl .pns and tns
Is'ncai pI B:rrss aaa sseu,r,s.,r. ss.,isal
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
BENEFITS OF A..mai Domesticat;oa

Il Is evilen: t hat mankind owes its
advancement, 10: alone 10 increase OF
material comforts, but in ano;h r di-
rect.on often overlooked, to the i'm
provemept Of its moral qualities. The
economic details brought about by tue
lomes,,cition Of animals are SO varied
that, as Professor Sha.er writes,
"they cannot be reckoned in detail.
Primitive man. when he first made a
pet OF an animal, and then b-oaght it
unler lis control, broke away from
the old brutal way OF lie. This act OF
,ione s.ica;ing animals led to higher
scase Of responsibility. There arose
,oza thing like q divided affection,
..-er ;Lan the natural instinct Of love
- L;s own oEso-ing. THIS WIS the
tl.s 1 .velopment OF sympathy. The
mans mental powers tAcn took .
vlI-r range. New York Times.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
A GREAT DC VERY.
The Eye Enabled t. SEQ Through Anything
That the soc 4 .el Ea,s Ian Pierce.

A most remarkable discovery has been
made a.cor.ilnc to Il dispatch from Rome,
Iia,v, III e ,naeetiou with the Investigation OF
Professor Ro3ltyrn new force in photoQ-
ra,,.v. Professor Ssjvioui. Of Perugia. read
Il D9Drr baiore th,. Ro ne Medical Academy.
in wniea ae aescribes an optical ins,ru n.nt
Of his invention which enables the human
eve. uv means OF the Roen,cen RAYS. 10 SEQ
through ANYTHING which those rays can pen
-trate. Ii is sail ,ha, Professor Salvioni
pro .urei his wonderful invention, and by
IT'S means physicians present vere enables
- sse tle cculeuts OF closed aluminum
boI.
Unfortunately no exp anaifon II given AZ
the means used 10 nas-tn. hitherto tnvloi-
be RAYS perceptsble bv mans optic nerve.
A Loudon photographer has found that
coAvea,sat substitute for Crooke's tube 10 An
ordinary iucaaiescent electric lamp. IN
which me llanent has been broken. This
itnproyisei Croekc's tube aud AZ ordinary
ho l.se TO hoasefiec,rie light current Will en-
able any photographer TO maze Eosntgeo
pAo:o;-a: :.hs OF Il small scale.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
Patience With the Living.

syeet friend, wen thou a.l are gone
Beyond ,arth's weary labor.
When sual sta.l be our need of grace
From comrale or from nci9abor;
Passed an .he s.r,fe. IN, tlii. the care,
AMI don. uiilail III" s.sh,ag.
Wlattenae- truth shali W have gained,
Aas by simply dyia;;
Then lips too chary 9. tao!- praise
witch our merits OF ::
And eyes too srif, o,k fal!.s TO see
Shall no defect discover.
Then hGnis that would rot III stoa.
Where stones were th!c'> to cu.n5er
Our steep hil!Ia'h, VIII scatter flowers
Aboye our piIlowed slurn5er.
s77eet friend, perchance bota goa acl :.
Ire love IS past forgifin",
Should take thc earnes, !es5oa honc-
Be pa tent with t.4s living.
Jodays reprc.sad rebuko may save
Our binding tours tomorrow;
Then. patience, cen when keencst .1s.
May vile. a ua:ieiess sorrow
Tic easy to be gentle when
Donth's .ileuca shanes ur cllnor,
And ear 10 discern the lest
through memory mystic. rlamor.
Bat wise ii were for .no and taeo,
Ere Love ls past forsiyin:,
To take II" tender icson EogGe-
ye patient with yAe living.
L0Ecro Year = ok
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
mUTINEER SHOT.
Nate Schultz OF tho ship Koanoke 4aae
Good Ise OF . kide.

sea-nea 0: the ship Roanoke. iaspor 6
Philadelphia. sav;hat when the Roanoke A.
rived n I.lo sie Jaa-t-o. E-azii. IN O.to ~
sixEeen men were s.u; TO The hospital. When
\ fresh cr-w was p'acct aboard the men OBJ
iec ea 10 FRS, Mat. S huitz, n~ca0se ha wae
German. gprtwo Gays they iourg around
the saIp iserinc - tho officers orceFH On
the s-c1nd hight tn.v raided the cargo OF
l{quo- :rs the nod. Gallon after gallon wAS
druas. a.1 then &. acai With knives snsue0
among tae a-un@~n nutineers. Two -
csivyd uyly wounds and were Ia . prscario5S
condition wien they wcr. a.tcyuasd taken
ascorc.
TIE uusineeS BEGAN 70 plot ayafnst ths
.aas. Ia.y s@cu-cd rope. made = Doose,
aac started at IL body Inc mate dAshed
lnio "a. cabin. AM r-1rp.ar.ag with rms,
o-ae-c3 ia- :nea oacx- Several ooSycd. bo1
Seaer4a q Eaga, q, the l.ad OF the RAJ,
s.ee,S.t 10 tas front. and, l@arinS bis breast,
"a - .ae nate 20 seoot. Schultz took aio1
astI Gsei. Tne s.sior fell morally woua6sd
Cao.a.1 Esznilsoa ,aased II, Gag with thu
| Lnio- 5gcA 4oga- THIS brought the poatcl
o- shore. Tas .-giise-gs ve.c Put u chains
/ 81. co-vey.. - AL
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
= rssss1zyy H5Aess ssbNs - 0ouno
Taat saved = wseich 4k~1he.
once WIS los but nosF sm found.
W..s blind. but row see.

N..s blind. but row see.
on. gva up YOUR sins! Most OF vour tise
/. n rea Y gone. Yonr cnildren@ar. cotna
on the same wrong road. Wny do Won nos
SOP? ..This day is salvation come to thy
house" Wnv not this moment look up into
the ace OF Chris ana say:
Just Hs an. witnout one plea
Eat that Thy bloo' was shed for me,
Aul that Thou bids, me come TO Thee
o La,no of God, come, come.
God is going 10 saw you. You are goinR
10 be among the shin ng ones. After the
tolls OF life are over. You arr going ND to the
everlasting rest YOU are going up to Join
your iovet ONES. denated parents and de-
larte' diid-en. 'Ol. my God" SAYS some
man, now can eoue To Theey lam 80 far
of. Woo w,il help ne. I am so weak? IL
seems such Il grea, undertasiny." Oh. my
brother, /. ia great undertaking! 1t II 30
erear YOU r;ionot accomplish II. but Christ
can do the work. II. will correct your heart
aud Ha will correct your life. "Ob, you say.
i wall siop pro ianty." That will DO. save
YOU. "Oh, YOU say, II will stop Sabbath
hrea'lin@." That will not save YOU. There
Is Only one door into the king ION Of God.
AMI a; is faith: only one ship that salts for
heaven, AMI that IS faith. Faith the hrSt
s'ep. the second step. the hundredth step,
the thousandtn sep, the last sep. By faith
we enter the Kingdom Bv I nth We keep In
II faith we die. Heaven a reward of faith.
Ihe -arshquai,a shook down the Philippian
dungeon, The jailer said, What shall I
dot" SOM OF Won would saw. 'Bstter set
out OF the place before the walls crush you"
" nat did thu aDost e say? "Beiieve on tho
tprd Jesus Christ aud thou shalt be- savei."
An you say, THERE'S the rub" What -
fa,in? Suppose Won were thirsty. and / Of
fere YOU ,his glass OF water, and you he
iieved / mean to give ! 10 YOU. and vou
canic ~ and took it. You exercise faith.
You bei"ye mean to keep my premise.
Chr st offers y,u the water OF ever .nsrlng life.
lou rake it. That is faith.
Enter into the kingdom OF God. Enter
now. Tne door OF iie is set wide open. !
plead with you by the bloody sweat Of 0.stA-
senaa. ant the death groau OF GolGolhs,
bv cross aud crown. by Pilates courtroom
AND JoseDh's sesul"her. by harps and cboins,
| by Kingdoms cf light and realms, by king.
| dons Of iiyht and realms OF darkness, by the
| trumpet OF the archangel that shall wake the
| deaf, and bv the throne OF the Lori God
, AL lt-hlv and the Lamb, that you attend
| no 10 the things o. eternitv. Oh, what Q
! sad tn nc it vii ia it, naviug come 80 near
| heaven, miss il! Oh. TO have come with
in gat o. the shininc pinnaclcs OF The city
and not have entered! On. TO havs been %
near We have seen the mighty throng enter,
! AMI W. not joining them. Angels OF God.
| .v this wavt Cool news for you; tell ihs
| story among the redeemed on hicn! Ifthere
| be one there especial v longing for our sal
vatton, le, that one know 1t now. We put
! down our sor.ows. Glory be 10 God fox
! sucn u hope. for such u pardon. for such q
! Joy, tor suci a heaven. for such ChriStI
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29

When Stella sat down ittIssbe-
hind the others, lest some one alnld
game. up from below and obserye6 Der.
he came forward aud took s=..asill
further back.
lie was o slender yoang man,
dressed IN the height OF the prevail
Ing ID hion, with a pair Of fine dark
eyes and brigan;lish moustaci,e.5
NJ o.e in the hali-fllcd loft had
noticed his entrance. He bents his
head forw III till it was close besitle
the one in the thick, white aaet
"Iinnie!" he whispered.
She stared violently. Then sE sat,
still as statue. -
So Roy was right. Let him, GO
i was slight wonder he had mistaken,
her. She and the house paintcr's
daughter were CT about tie same
height and tigure.
q could rot get over to see yon
last night, my darling," he went on,
LurridIy. II had to so up TO Har-
per's Oh business. No. not to ste
Stella-Aer brother You don't sup
pose could really care for her in
preference to You, you Jealous lit,le
goose %
And still she did not move.
''ls that the new sunbonnet you told
ine You were getting? !? [ don't like it.
1t wants to keep YOU all to Itself.
There, they are going. Meet me at
the side door, and [ shall go home
with you across the fields. That hor-
rid sunbonnet It is shutting away
from ny sigh. the sweetest faca in
BYoc.lton!"
He was gone. The congregation was
dispensing. Stella rose and hnrrel
down, coming face to lace with Roy as
she reached the foot.
IS, you came. Where were you {?
| d ln,t see you. Honestly, its be-
c,.,;,a stall tbo.,,b b.rdiv fnlj
dress. What's tho matter %,
Her checks were ou,te BRIGHT. her
eyes .snarkllor. her lbs set in q nuti-
,ons red line.
..So,.rm,r4 c,>r,o r,;t,,. ), <,, =
said.
r Mr:-L,t'.inn Stanley, ey-a'e 'etanStff TN s. N
the shadow Of the side door,; paled
vlsbly as he caught sight OF the p 'ir
approaching hin. The face under the
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
A UNBONNET


Anu 50 you re " ne" 5hi' "ah"'
AfS' MOTIFS COOKING Up rom ne'
task OF loovtao ol"cA f'oHoh On a sea
shell hat.
one h"u spoheh ~ s"cil cone -
disnppr"v'i rs 70 o'acohcef' 'Ae "ppll-
cant pe-ofc' Hcr'
1es' mum sAe s'&nmcf-d' !
MINK | Der
ote was 9I"l' o'tt9t'"h '4ahiSci
OF 10 Win y cfoi' q caiIoiy l'.F,
ifechie' i"c3 ana Il par o' pune que
eyes a''c'ei 'z1a os "n e~p- oa"ion
o. ne =" "i'''ei hi' ~
An'" ""s 700 'il''cu' l1er l"iea's
had s"a me was hsnp'a' pn' me NIL
liner ma no. Imagined her as stupid
~ 'n's however . Gents week
was nor eAofoi.au'. I.
~" 'h'''" you oe' .eAc'"i'ie'' - Rs'
"oi' 10 "'''' 'N' az - " p1''o'. "'iNo
A"olHcS' 10" mean YOU are
w. 'l''''"' 'No -. Z = F." '9'' : CO.
"ee"'y' "io'
Mrs. MOTIFS signed ana resumed
"''A Oh NC s''-7'', - ~ +" i'a sorrow
iuI fee'3hHIoh.
''GD and take off tla kettle F" she
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
NEW SERIES-VOL. XIV. NO.14.

po*n- - Chr,sf.ar s,nc' When a--ue here.
you may az -ne hs..S- Tl- argument YOU
IasNe a.-asrsr tG:so.s nav ba NOR @xillfrl
iran ar.u'n~nt naS-'n behalf of -..,ir.
}en Bat wao can s'so@ h-tors. the nch1s Of
s'-'e I TED eoas ..@e 'la. waach we some
times sln-:
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
Ee Saw Eis shadow.

"5.o1cdcoS Day" this yeaE vas oTs&ns
are wa~.u. aid tie o.6-siTe propaess say
sa=s y :a~as.sA Il.s sr<41s, Min g.ra.y %
.s-z rez@1-er - ciJaae se5a-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29
krUfncY (htTalxl.

ia hc1.. 9. 3 yo1.g lady v.sttieG tAe
soxA" avs~y aae1ssa.u. doS ose, wAs 0vuo
- swa1 Fsia.s. ~, - cs.ss cSy. secosdioS
- liza. nx.s..
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29


toying with their grapes, when the
name Of her love: WIS mentioned.
Il saw Luc.ua Stanley today" an.
nouhcel RoY.
"Where:" questioned Stella.
"Up by the bridge. He was walk
ing with u nnie Wood"
"Wuat ?" cricl Stella, startled.
"Tne house painter:s daughter %
"Ye>," answered Roy, screnelv.
"She's the on,y Minnie Wood l know
IL Brockton.
81 don't believe it = declared
Stella.
THANK vou." laughed Roy. Sup
pose vou ask him"
"Yes, / sha.l?' Then, woman.
ike, coatradic;ins herself, "No, I
shall nJt repeat every silly story l
hear / have too much ccntid9ucc n
him FOR that!'
Roy shrugged his shoulders.
as You please. There goes the
bel
\ momeat later servant appeared
az the door bearing paper parcel.
From Mrs. Norris, Miss S;c Ia.
she said.
"What :, cried Stella. "That ms
new bonnet-in u paper bag? Is the
W. man crazy -
She thrust il her hand and drew
out snowy canbrlc snnDonnet with
wide frlil surrounding the front and
two long, broad string~.
She laid it down, lau hing heartily.
''Ihcre mas been a mistake. Send
it back l5y the messenger who brought
it, suggested her mother.
''pIcnss. ma am she's gone de-
cla:. 1 lie servant aad van, h.l.
Try i; on, suggested Roy.
1t was no sooner said than done.
Stella tied the quaint cap on der
blonde head. and stood on tiptoe be-
/ fore the great si,lcbpard, to peer into
IL mirror above and observe the CT
I feet.
Capital :" decided her brother,
with 6 nuine admiration, "Ihat lit
tie fixing is deucedly becoming,
zzssss s
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1896-02-29

+ fAf
s'ii' L i TED soas ..ze sha; vaich we some
h.I-@S Sln~:
1GFT RI :. Io-i: o Lori, forgive!
Ief 4 r..oanti.s- -,-rEl live.
a" not Thv fne-c,es large g-s free?
AaF no- {. s.hrer :su~t in Iaee?
AHo nsr nic,asr @ict!a tor> the respsnc- O.
. tne nsTecl harvest Is r,r-tve~ What Goes Go
90 with ou- PRAYERS? Does f. % OF "a. Bat
ten rs o. heavea ard throw rh.7l off, No.
v 9@t @ VoU 20 with ciFts riven vuu 5v
fhosa Woo icya you ve-v much. You keep
fnA2l VITA great %a're1nass Ard 80 you
sa0oose G0c will .;.5a nur rrayers offered ID
the sincerity and ioye of onr henrts. AMI
scatter he.a 10 the Winds2 On, m, EseSil
answer them ali in SO ne way. o.. waa- a
foesEl1s kl1lls pza I. as not lonS rig.
th.ng praFer isl Elijah with It reached 10
70 : clouds aud shnot down me showers.
With II John Knox slook scotland. With if
Narfn Lnther shook the "artn. And wlpn
Phillpr Na'auchtilon !av sjc1 unto death. as
many sIl2nosbd. Martin I.'''he- came in and
sad. "Pntliop. We cam spar. yoii.' "0n."
sait. he. ''Ha-tio. you must >ee ~ 70. an,
ilrei OF persecution anitiref Of life I want
- 80 "a b" wssh TT God" No said Marin
! Luther. you ia TO- -; You nnst ,a1a
tbs to1'. and tnen WI pray Tor yol."
NO. Martin" s.id Nalanch1hon. '.von must
/ this foa3 o~ viii l,'~.r.,,,,..,, ,-a,' ~ - NJ
| too. ..a fcn4 ana T,s+;n r'n,h.r knolt AVN
nna rravas - ,4,.'ta m, cnn
:, W @s"enca came. a1t SfarJiH Lrtnar went
/ back acI sad 10 J, i fr,en - &c I'D has favtd
the III, of-Phi iIp II danehthon il d,rer, an
! sNHr 70 ny prayer. o.. the power OF
! PRAYER, Have Won tested Il?
~ rrt4-n - Ne Tl-,. =, III, ho,,,,;-,,
| tS r. .rrt a
se-it ed maueo'eu,n in7Inl.a wh.ch it took
2o.e0 men twent,-.wl, years - IN uilf-.hat
! aa3 tae h1j din,.s observation-disclosures. he
saws: .Sf3n4iu., !, ,b9r mansnlrurn ana
u,.crirf a worr7 j, ! ..rhof.a l.. j, 1r,n i
! Ipjob, nj Il, Iptf. IN. -, ,ri,narv echo
! be,t = mo o,ral p,n.e ne 4l,3ii..n ,,cra
y-4y, anta,s lnv..r;,l..ntfa.r Ans cvsr,
| y-o-4 ~ aa-,,.s, ,,.a,.a- ,.. ,,.t,.r ,@e,,a.e
nor from {5a .,,orl,l,.- c.,po,a IF an. 4ar1tlv
! TqauSo,anr,, lur- fr.g, ~ hear, Of God and
i.a,il ina ,.,,.ss ~ ,n.-,,S la thrv hover cry-
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gentleman tofd ne ~ a sc~na In which b
WIS 'farticlpan'. In Callowhiil strpek. IN
Phila &-snsia, th~r" had been 4 pnwersu
inertln- going on for some time. aud maa1
Were converted. ant among others one q.
thf c-oninsit members OF the worst ~lul
houss IN that city. The nex. niebt
me leader OF that club house. thu pr-s&-
ftnt - 1t. resolved tha; he would ~ndeavo,
10 set hs~ comra,ie away. He came 70 NE
door. b'fore he entered he h.ari Christian
song. and uuf~r ifs powrr his soul was
srssased. Fl. went In an asked for pravps
Ee ora Ne cane ou' he was snhiect OF con.
v--'ing merry. The nexf night anoshe,
~oyuradr wen; to TIC aim tne two who had
been s'st II their sinful circle. He went.
and unf~r the towar Of the Hoiy Ghn<s BE-
came Ii ra1nyei man. anf the work went onl
they w"r.. ail saved ant the infamous club
house f:.hSnded. On. it IS a mighty gospels
TIau~n voa cana ner- u child OF sin. you
can 10 away q saiid OF grace. you can 70
= ~ pews
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