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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

HELESA. Mon, Nov. zs-Iast night
was the coldest night throughout the
state ihat has ever been known in the
recollection Of the oldest pioneer settlers.
AT ? o'clock the mercury registered
from 90 10 Is degrees below zero in va
rious parts Of the city, and It viii fall
easily 10 degrees before morning. The
weather bureau here reports the tenn
perature in the northern part Of the
state 10 be from 10 to IL degrees Ooldel
than il Is in Helena.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

DENVER. Nov. ss-Yesterday was the
coldest day In Denver In November
since 1883. The weather bureau ther-
mometcr registered as below zero Al
6 p. m. yesterday. Passengers on the
incoming trains tell Of a blizzard in
eastern Colorado and the neighbOrine
state Of Nehaska.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

DENVER. Nov. sS-William r. More
". the government engineer whose dis
missai for alleged 'pernicious political
activity" is announced from Washing
ton. was formally a resident Of Buffalo,
n. Y, and claims 10 be the man who
originally brought Grover Cleveland
ont in nnlliins IN that city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29
ns.rr Rain. In Arhan.a..

HAmUR0. Nov. eS-One Of the worst
storms in the history Of this part Of the
state occurred Thursday For ~ hours
rain fell In torrents Several inches Of
water fen In few hours. The damage
Is heavy, as reports Of loss are coming
In from an sides.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

sr. Louls. Nov sS-Trank james.
brother Of Jesse James. the notorious
train robbor and ex.mombor Of the
James gang Of outlaws, Is an aspirant
for a St. Louis police commissionership.
His candidacy has the support Of Chief
Harngan.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29
Cannot Tlrhl =. coasy Island.

NEw YoRK. Nov. es-District Aitor.
ney Backus says under no circumstances
VIII tho Corbess and Fiiasimmons hghi
Be allowed At Coney Island. This a.
sertion is a serious blow 10 the Greater
New York Athletic club. a. they ez'
pecled 10 bring ofl the frht there
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

KANSAS CnY. Nov. 2S.-The first
heavy storm Of the season is on IN Kan.
sas. The temperature in Kansas ranges
from 9 TO 10 degrees above zero.
In Oklahoma it averages about IS de-
eroos above.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

RoxR, Nov. gS.-Cardinal SatOli de-.
clares absolutely false and reprehonnble
ali rumors published in America alleg-
ing ho has made a report TO the pope
touching the university at Washington,
Archbishop ireland. Cardinal Gibbons
or other Cptholic dignitaries-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29
YowELL,s BODY FOUND.


master ~ sidney.
TABOR, Ia, Nov. 2s.-while ont hunt
ing near sidney yesterday, several boys
discovered we badly docomposod body
Of a man. which on investigation proved
to be that OF Moses Vowel, who disap-
poAred from sidney shout two months
ago. he wa postmaster at Sidney and
the posioiicO authOrihes suspecting that
all was not correct in his Office, sent ru
inspector, who discovered shortage oi
about $500. Vowel stated that he h
the money at his house, and was a.
lowed 10 70 after IL. bn. failed TO return
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

LoxDos. Nov. IS "A heavy sale pre-.
walls today over the British coesis.
Much DAMAGE has been done 10 ahip'
ping. and there has beer. q heavy snow
IAN over sho Island u 1esev.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

LONDON. Nov. gs.-Mis Alice An
drews, daughter Of Frederick Androws
Of Portland, Ore. and Rev. Ernest
Holmes. vicar Of Milton. Bickferdshire'
were married on "Wednesday at Chel-
tenham.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

WASHINGTON, Nov. aS.-W. s. For
man Of Illinois, the newly appointed
commissioner Of internal revenue, toNk
the oath Of Office yesterday and entered
upon the discharge Of bis duties
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29
CASHIER cor BEHIND.

Ms Boadsmsn Make oood . rsa-rhou-
sand.Doiiar shortage
OMAHA. Nov. 3s "A special 20 The
Boo from Nicola. Ia, says that J. c.
Watts. cashier Of the State bank Of n
ola. is a defaulter IN the sum Of $4,000.
He is supposed to be somewhere IN Col
orado. He lost the money speculating
in grain. he left wednesday, Ostenn'
bly, 10 visit q sick brother At Denver,
His bondsmen have made the shortage
..ro1
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

NASHVILLE. Nov. 9S-Frank John.
con. colored, was hanged At Columbia
Tor tho murder Of Austin Rice, whom
he killed ON Aug /. last for e.. John.
son confessed and expressed sorrow fol
the decd.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29
IOWA SHORT ON CASH.

and uapaid.
Drs MolNEs. Nov. sS.--A statement
has been issued which shows that Iowa
has eas0, 900 outstanding warrants for
which there is no cash. The state o.
fcon say they aFo powerless 10 meet che
situation, and che unpaid warrants may
reach S7OO,oO The situation Il due q
the slowncu Of taxpayments and tos
slow . lew to meet expenditures.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

81 LOUIS, Nov. sS--Investigaticn
showa that Ross. the missing Kansas
Civ ekpress clerk. Is not IN s. Louis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-11-29

DUBUQUE. Ia. Nov. sS-rhe ther-
mometer here ranges above zero.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

who does not live in the hearts Of others
words of love don't deserve to live at
all beyond the grave. II the millions
spent by the swell society In the graft
fication of their sensual desires and
short-lived pleasures were turned into
the proper channels, into hospitals,
orphan homes and rescue work, We
would soon make this country q very
Eden indeed. could take care of every
little orphan child handsomely with
the money spent by the swell clubs Of
almost every city in this union. could
take care of the sick and suffering and
the poor with the money society throws
away upon gewgaws and fashion.
But il fellow wants to be blooded
animal he must keep up with the pro-
cession as it marches, play the fool
while he lives and be in hell a-frying
rs soon as he dies. But set in to
write on pedigree. Wonder il men are
born to what they do and the bent Of
their character is settled at their birth :?
A pedigreed pointer dog goes to point.
ing birds as soon as his eyes open. A
pedigreed saddle horse goes every sad
die gait before he Is three months old.
The thoroughbred runner starts TO
running when not n month old. / am
sorry for some folks if their devilment
is born in them and they do the way
they do because it is inbred.
Folks are higher order of beings
than animals. l don't believe that
women have to go all the gaits of So
ciety, and men must be so foolish be-
cause Of Unborn depravity. They catch
it as they go. and momentum seems to
help them along. The blue-blooded
crowd are hard to reach. They don't
go to church unless they have swell
preacher like themselves. They don't
read the books that would reform them.
They don't associate with the crowd
that would improve them. How they
can be reformed and how blue blood
can be made good blood is a question
leave to some other scribbler to an
swer. Give me good blood; give the
other fellow the blue blood. In other
words, let me be good; let others be
great; let me be poor; let others be
princes; let others be rich; let me be
right; let others have good time here ;
give me good time hereafter.
SAM p. JONES.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
CURIOUS LITERARY PR0DCC'
TI0NS.

Savannah Press.
On Monday last. t;lst two dayr before III
sudden and unfime,y death. Mr.. Honstor
II. Thomas came into NE Once OF tn
Savannah Press and submitted literary
curiosity which he had foucc and co-ied
md which he requested the paper TO pub
iish. II is remarkable poem. fun Of beau.
,iful religious sentiment 81 d Is Ingenious
and interesting 70 read on account q -
acrostie and word combinations. II ev.nCc;
an ingenuity peculiarly It's cwr- The inida
letters speil My boast IS n the glorious
cross OF Christ" The words ~ quotations.
when read on tina LEI; hand side f-pn to-
20 bottom ard CT ne r.gh; hand SIDE frcsr
bottom 20 top form the Lcrd's Pray e
complete:
niake known the gospel truth ''oar'
Father. King
Yield ~ thy grace. Gear ''Fataa-'' FROM
above;
Bless Us with hearts which" fe=linsiy car
Our lie ;hos arr ts- ever Goa o: le-v,
Assuase our grie: IN" love FER Chrss'-
since the Prince Of heaven" and glory
did
Took al Gins and "hallowei" 'Sh." dis.
play.
Iuhns;e ''he'lng. arst r-Ar. and" ;hea NJ.
stupendoas God thy" grace aaa 'govs-''
In Jesus name" lie; ali ''the" weird re-
Now labor IN Thy" heavenly 'asinsaara''
own
Ths, blessed 'kinEtoa" se- Thy saints
''tae" chcice.
How vile 70 "cors" 70 bee IS at or
Enemies to ",sy.'s.. .aa all TIA, 4.
Gracious our ''w,l. VIE live ".s-~ vanity
Ioathisg the ye-T being" "ev;." ~ C.
0 Coo. nv VII be "to-." from" earth to
heaven,
Recl,1inr ''on~ ,hs GOSPEL le, us" Eve.
In "sa-t5~ from sin delivered" and Tor
Oh. as thyssl,. ''ba:" teach rs to fer
ralesr '1ts" power Temptation" eoth &C.
sure IS our fall ''into~ the depth. O, we.
Canal II" mind we have MT glimpse
F-ais-zs against "heaYea;' in ''us'' 70 hope
0 give Us grace and Lead Us or tie
way:
Shine on ''a." with thy love and CIV. us
Self. and this" sin that rises against
Us slay:
Oh. gran, each day" our "trespasses'
u1aY cesase.
Forgive our evil deeds "tha-" 81 vse DO
Convince us daily" os ";heu" 20 our
shame
Help Va with heavenly bread !" forgive
If too,
Recurrent iusts "aad" wen adore thy
name
In thy "forsive"ness We las" saints car
do
Since for "us" and "our treSpasses" $,
high
Thy son. "our" Savior died en- Calvary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
DO THE DEAD THINK OF THD
LIVING?


1.-TWO Views on the Sub,ect)
For The Post
DO the dead think of the living,
IN the blue heaven overhead,
All torsiving, all repenting,
AS the living for the dead?
Yes; but while we weep. surveying
r, railways long, and lonely feet,
Iney III heaven smile softly SAYING
lis tomorrow and we meet"
The above eight lines is a selection from
vne New Orleans Times-D Democrat, and
April 10, 1922. We believe this to be an uI,-
scrlptmral view; and we give below what
we believe to be the scriptual view:
"of whomsoever is ashamed of Me, and
OF My words, before men, will l be
ashamed before my Father. which is in
neayen.' duke, tx, 90 Thy word is
truth" John, xviii II.
Do the dead think of the living?
No. The dead think naught at all:
Quietly the dead are sleeping
waiting for the Masters call
(hcl.' tx, o. list Thes.. Nv, l3-l5).
In Hades they're lowly living.
hHt lils voice they soon shall hear.
az A,S Io IN, lurltli the good to honor,
Nhu the pad TO test severe
'John, v, 2S, 20. Acts, xiv. IN.
Many fell asleep in Jesus
M, tiey shall be first to rise,
bnt the rest shall live not fully
IN me thousand years eNpirss
pst ihes'' w. l6; Rev. xx, 5, ~.
'' Tbdp ana ma goats, Cighteous and wicked,
,iueh sIlall be made manifesto
in 1,, cut of from life forever.
Ahose with lasting life be blest.
Come you blest, sons of nv Fatber.
w gu 10 me have been most true.
fon n,i"ii now possess the kingdom
'1'"s ago prepared for you.
Go; We cursed Go, We cursed,
v 70 eternal cutting off.
A. n,u spurn my great salvation:
al my ransom you did scoff'
! s Was hungry, naked, thirsty.
7 "t .' imprisoned as a slave,
W WsS weak and poor and needy.
III III no succor to mo gave.
'Natlew' XIV, 1916.
M NJ. Phillips.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
WHERE WAS PARADISE?

recent lecture on this interesting sub
icct, delivered by Professor Paul Haupt
OF Johns Hopkins university. gives some
very interesting facts concerning the story
OF Paradise. and its probable location. We
give here few points of the lecture;
There are more htan eighty different
theories cNtant regarding he site of Para
disc, viz: The North Fole, Pulquesina
Islands. Canaries, Cashmere, MesopotaInia,
SYRIA. Palestine. Armenia. Scandinavia.
Eastern Prussia. foot OF Saint Gothard
In Switzerland. etc. These theories. the
speaker maintained, We're deficient IN three
respects. They try TO harmonize the Bib
lical description with actual geographical
conditions They do rot strictly adhere tc
the principle that the words used in the
description OF Paradise must have the
same meaning that they always have In
cthor passages OF the Old Testament; and.
lastly. they confuse Biblical and extra
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
Be1li|,
theIll

No. No one vhoh.s
ord ordeal, can possiSI, M
Il ton Of the terrible
STONED stoned BY the and
haps, in ! snajofii, Y
blade t,i Of the suresos
, ln,disscreetly, and ss,.s
bly, do any good.
- 1t ! is a little les TN
to to a surgical opetstios
the blood, and sucs /.
proves either fatal 8 ,..,
:, Mr.. Lincoln Nels,' \ :
had an interesting sss.,
doctors recently. I'D Z. ;
OF a painful surgical
v writes; II hereby "a \,
endorsement e 4 !. Of your "a
S. 5. S. For III y,,n
sufferer 8, from . scrotujn
the glands Of my nesi' NJ
physicians in W,,Ii =
Springfield, ILL.,, and n ID
reduce the enlarveuss +
months constant sr,str
physician urged me d h
iiloval Of the gland. AIN,
inent a friend recomuesS
and laying aside i d,ss,
dice against ali patent ~
gan its use. Before / ~ 4,
tie the enlargement bsr,,si
and now 1t is entirely "a
not through with my s.sSI
Had ! only used your S.si''
/ would have escaped y,s
and saved over $iso. Il 4
Inent will serve you IN u, |,
This experience ID litstt,
suffer with deep-seated Sid
The doctors can do % mi
their resorts to the knik :
fruitless or fatal, SSSS
real blood remedy. Il ssti i,
the disease and forces IA
uently.
Cancer Is another disu.
the doctors at once resolt b
and there has never hesa ,
by an operation. s. SIS
some wonderful cures d q,
counts Of which will beses
application.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

only rdnety. The FREQ Evangelical church
has forty-seven and the Other Protestant
denominations have seventy-two. Then
there nre five Bible societies, nineteen
Protestant societies for home missions
six for foreign missions. forty-four orph-
ans homes. forty-seven refugee houses,
sixty hospitals and lis periodicals-all in
tho interest OF the Protestant church In
France on the whole. the Professionals Of
France are very liberal In the support of
the work OF the church.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
pRorrsrANTisM ~ FRANCE.

The latest statistics of Protestant
churches In France are these; There are
Protestant houses of worship In Isl To-
oalitios In the French republic. There arc
ISL reformed pastors In charge of eoEgre
cations and twnlve reformed chaplalns In
the army. Tho Lutheran clergy number
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
RELIGIOUS ThOUehTs.

Following II summary Of the principal
sermons recently delivered In the United
States and Canada by the leading clergy
men, priests. preiates, religious teachers
and professors OF the Christian faith. IN
every instance the fun text has been care
fully read and abbreviated.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

Rlolicsl ideas failing to distinguish be-
twcan the Hebrew conception OF Paradise
and the primitive Babylcnian view"
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EVOLUTiON-Tod every intelligent.
person Is an eYolutlonist in his method OF
thinking. even II he doesn't accept the ey-
oiuuon theory of man.--Rev. A w. Mar
tin, Independent, Tacoma. Wash.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

NISTCE--oh. woman, when thou takes;
the crown 0! virtue from thy brow. tha,
e-cvya which related thee TO heaven and
The angels, ;Aoa doss ally thyself 10 he'll;
TIE crown thca then wcsrcs; II. indeed. It
give thee power over man Is da-nn.ne both
20 them and thee. and It's CLEAN is but the
light o; TIRE irferrAi fires.-Rev. Dr Kerr,
TESstste an, Eichmoni. Va.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

RELIGION NOT hNTED-Wh hoover
tcsar VIII say that religion Is invccted
writes him eli down as ogt OF rhyme ard
reason with ;hc fuller science Of the age.
The scie-ioe Of comparative religions has
made ore thias clear, that religion thu
universal phenomenon % humanity found
everyw here. a; the belt 81 the equator. the
eternal cquinexeS as well a in the arctic
zones that religion in the savage races
as well as among the cultured PEOPLES.
cVcs its existence 70 sirian need deeply
planted Ia The human Seart.-pr. Emil u.
NtracN fssArAM rhl.a-n LII
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

NATURAL. LAW---I believe In the nat
ufal laws. You SOW onion seed. you reap
onions YOU SOW hell. you reap hell. you
sow heaven. you reap beayen.-Rcv DR..
Cell. Evangelist, Poughkeepsie n, Y,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08
THE MINISTRY IN ENGLAND.

Statistics of the last census of England
dealing with the occupations of the people
in the United Kingdom, show that in Eng
land and Wales there are 2232 clergyman
OF the Established church, 25l1 Roman
Catholic priests, and 10.O57 ministers of
other religious bodies. AS compared with
the decade previous the priests and min
listers in these classes have increased re-
spectively by 2,569,42 and 1923. In the min
istry of the Established church there are
70 foreigners of European birth; in the
Roman Catholic priesthood, 365: in the
ministry of other bodies 49, and among
missionaries. etc. l2l. Blind ministers
NUMBER In these classes, respectively, Sc,
l, ., and 30. In proportion to size and pop
ulation Britain greatly outnumbers us in
IT'S gospel ministry, counting about 81 900
clerGymen against ll200O in the Unitei
States.
QUEEN VICTORIA AS A TEACHER.
England's queen is perhaps as earnest
ana devoted Christian as any of the
great rulers of the world Not every one is
aware OF the fact that she frequently
taught a Bible class. Her scholars were
the children Of those in attendance upon
her at Buckingham palace. Her majesty
has herself largely attended to the religious
training and instruction of her children
renewing, as she once wrote upon the
good education of princes and especially
those who are destined to govern, the well
rare OF the world in these DAYS very
greatly depends" The Literary Digest
relates this Incident: On a certain occasion
"hen the arch-deaeon of London was
questioning the young princes in their
catechism, he remarked that great credit
was due their governess for their thorough
instruction, Upon this one of the bows
cried out: 70 but II Is mamma who
teaches us our catechism."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

LOOKING FOBWARD--Darwin. saws we
come from tho monkey and the toad, bu,
] don't care so much whore / came from
al TO whore I'm going to.--Rev. Or. Bas-
ley, Evangelist, Harrisburg, Pa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

uNivERSALISA--lf you deserve pun.
ishment in the world God viii punish you,
II you deserve punishment in the future
you Will get H. That is Universansm 49,
Rev. c. H. Ffsh@r. unlversalist. Lowell,
Nsss.
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gees TO tie pit mus; 50 there in srite os
al the united eo-N,cs ~ ths. trinity OF loves.
Rev. c, Il, mitchell. Methodist. Kansas
City, No.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

Following " summary OF the principal
sermons recently delivered In the United
States and Canada by the leading clergy
men, priests. preiatcs. Religions teachers
and professors OF the Christian faiih. IN
every instance the fun text has been care
fully read and abbreviated.
EVOLUTION-Today every intelligen.
person Is an eyolutlonis, in hts metnod OF
thinking. even II he doesn't accept the ev-
oluuon theory of man--Rev A. w. Mar
tin, Independent. Tacoma. Wash.
NATURAL. LAW--I believe In the nat
ural laws. You SOW onion seed you reap
onions; YOU SOW hell. you reap hell: you
sow heaven. you reap heaven.-Rev. DR..
Gel. Evangelist, Poushkeepsie. n. Y.
UNiVERSALISA--If you deserve pun
ishment in the world God will punish YOU,
II you deserve punishment in the future
you Will get Il. That is UNIVERSAL sIn go.
Rov. c. l.. fish.r. unlversalist. Lowell,
Msss.
LOOKING FoRWARD--Darwin says we
come from tho monkey and the toad, bu,
] don't care so much whore | came from
az to whore I'm going to.-Rev. Or. Has-
ley. Evangelist, Harrisburg, ia.
DANClNG-Pure men and women ara
ruined by contact with those they meet m
tho dance hall. Children sent to dane
Ing schools are started on the road to hell.
REV, j. a. Bowler. Methodist. Haver-
hill, Mass.
WlVES-Tell your wife nice things while
she IN alive. Don't wait until she IL dead
and then tell the minister how fine a wo.
nan she was. Give more tany and less
epitaph.-Rev. DIR. Hunter. Evangelist
Halifax. n. $.
SUCCESS AND FAILURE-The hes,
achievements como after many failure,
and disappointments. Failures are the
stepping stones TO the successes ofAtht
world. Tho success that comes without
failure Is az evanescent as the incoming
mist-Mrs. ormiston Chant. at Denver
Colo.
sKEPTICIsM-The skepuc has cult
waited the critical faculty. 1t is not an In
ferlor faculty. II destroys but II does moi
build up. child can pick a tower I,
pieces. but II takes God to make one
Rev. A. =. ofth. Congregationaiist, Dav
export, Iowa.
CREEDS-There Is no new creed or OLD
creed, There may be new light from III,
Bible. and there certainly win be from
the living word OF God. But there can h,
nothing beyond Jesus.-Rev. Il. Fay Mills
Evangelist. Madison, WIS.
THE CHURCH--The church Ia not ,
more teacher of principles; she Is a guild,
and mother. She has our salvation a,
heart; and TO effect this she comes down &c
smallest things, having solely In view oui
needs'-Archbishop Ireland. Catholic. st
Paul, MINI.
INrI,Nfr,up N,x,,,
toxicating drink Is now asknowlcdred n,
all the organs OF public opinion, for II Il
established beyond legitimate question that
undermines the health, enfeebics Tn,
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DANCING-Pure men and women AR,
ruined by contact with those they meet m
tho dance hall Children sent TO dane
Ing schools are started on the road to hell
REV. j. a. Bowler. Methodist. Haver-
hill Mass
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The BASE BALL

Is now at hand and the
complete assortment OF Ba
win be found at -
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WlVES-Tell your wife nice things while
she II alive. Don't wait until she IL dead.
and then tell tho minister how fine a wo-
nan she was. Give more tamy and less
epitaph.-Rev. DIR. Hunter. Evangelist.
Halifax. n. $.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

MODERN MARTYRDoM-Th days Of
crucihxion arc not over The DAYS of
fuaryirdom arc not gone forever There
III suffering as Keen as the spear wound
/ and the thoruy crowns cruel picrclnrs
Every Christian. every minister. every
| church. muot be cruclhed with Christ to
worship not a man nor "A building. nor an
| organization. but God Almighty. the owner
and furnish"r Of bulldogs and palaces
who has made tho church all that is pos
sible-kev. G. +. Kenngott. Congregation
nllst, Lowell. Mass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

TRrF'LERs who viii tr1ae with a
wosnaz's love VII t-the with all oths-
sacred th.-rs n n. universe, Lat 10
young woman shs6 tear WHEN such a
man l.aHsS he-. Shs shpul4 rejoicc that
aefo-s I; is TOO late she Is IRE. from su-
pe-51cAzl tr-Rche-csls heart.-Rcv. Smith
Bsker. CtugTs gationsls-, East Boston,
Mass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-08

INTEMPERANCc--Th great evil of In
toSicating drink Is now Acknowledged by
all the organs OF public opinion, for II IL
established beyond legitimate question that
1t undermines the health. enfeebies the