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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
BONDS.

Alabama (Class A).................. 100
Ala bama lClass El...........-...-.. 400
Alabama tClass C).................. -
North Caronna as ................ %
North tlloIlIa & s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1ID
Tennessee New Settlement ESQ.,. IS
Virginia 3D. s, pid .................... .'i2
Virginia Trust Receipts, stamped. 81
Virginia 2-5 1901 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
United States as, registered. 1OI
United states s.. coupon ........... luo
United States 2 8. pOn..,......... %
uitcu States new 4 o., registered. lIO
'nited States new is. coupon. ..... III
Southern Railway IS .............. IS
southern halfway common ......... 81
Southern Railway pld .............. 21i2
South Carolina 4la's ................ 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28

Quotations are for bonds maturing ~
not less than ten years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-28
IN FAD oDoR.

October &C. lsqc.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
MIR, CLEN GLANDS DUTY.
<@W York World


President Cleveland has for nearly fonr
years been charged with solemn duty.
its discharg- of 1t was Il tn. utmost MI
po' lance ir the country. yet lie has stead
tasty neglected II. Ills earnest attention
To II ~ou'd have Cenorrci tie present sit
ration impossible. 1t would have avertci
all The danger, that are involved in a
canvass In which great political party
stands for deprecated iolla-. and ~ at
the same time the only party opposing the
system of Isai"rnnlism. class legislation,
Dc enty and government = the psopl' by
aggregated .alth hnd ior aggregated
wealth. j. would nave saved tne - no. acy
OF IN. country from all the 'rrors and
heresiss chat I,suair Of relief has induced
II 70 accept
why should r.t Air. Cleveland now 10
rus neglected duty
The democratic platform OF i>.s. en-
winch lm vas elected. distinctly r,'dstI
hir itin abstraction To n policy Of binctal-
hsm hy international agreement. It de-
Z laScG.
I'VE bold 10 the use of both solG and al
yer as the stan lard money q the cout,,
try and 20 the coinage OF b IN gold ard
silver without discrim.natlng against
either metal or charge for nl.atage. bc,
the dollar ilpit 81 coinage of both metals
must I've OF equal m.rinsi1 and exchange
sbls value. or b adjusted through IN.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

tefnat'onai agreement or by such safe
| Euarss OF IcCislation as shall insure the
| "'a.hs'hshSe CT the party of the TWO
,'etais ana the ,-ltial power OF every dol
| az az an umes IN the markets and 10
| I"Eincht or debts. We insist upon this
| tocta'N Of the farmers and ia,cri.,s class
| - the iirst and most defensaicss vic inns
gency"
Now. what has Mr. Cleveland done to
sN. eucct to this policy? Has he done any
c rnns iias ne sent any message To con
Eltss suggesting plans for the SAFE COIN
.tr o. pvtn metals ~ithuu, discrimination
aNd.ast eithos? Has he Instituted necct.a-
uo'ts ar even inquiries In any foreign
voentry looking to that international
"S.o,sihcnt 10 which the platform 50 Sc
way OF The fulfillment OF the yar,y's
rs s,l las he not refused to recon
.ene the Brussels conference though
sna' was a matter entirely In his owr
, ua,us Amd when concvcs,s passed rc~o-
mi. &C., saaii,ns upon MIN to apponi d.le-
satrs and invite a new conference With
We en- III View. dif nc not con,emptu-
"eslN ignore the SUGGESTION Is il no: a
vtp'tstNluetce OF this neglect Of duty on
ms ptri that the present or tical situation
has como ahoutc
Why should he no, now 40 ,bo 1n,v h,
mas 50 lotg neglected. Why should hs
Nct now ah"y the hehost of congress and
ask tho commercial NATIONS Of Eu-nne 20
loln US IN conference looking TO the safe
.'Nlrnrnt or this veNed question by some
I'M or international timetable agree
II is Mr.. Clevciandys Main duty to Gail
IN International conference now Thai
lntv is none the less imperative hecai,s.
f's mas neglected II SO long
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
rERsoNAL MENTION

Joseph. Mo
g. = Linn OF For, Worm was In tho
city yesterday.
/. ", 1honhs \ i.onsyiew was among
yesterdays arrivals
Mr. Henry s.. Fox. Jr. is III. hut no, a,
AZ seriously. ~ her apartments at thu
Hotel i.dNlor
'a,l +. nraka Of Austin. ono of the
hap me- lumrermrn oil tho Sta an.l
president - the State l.umha rm-n's asuo
.lrt on. WIS ~ tho rly yerfcrtby, r,gls-
tered a. the huichins.
A%'s. Charles kaufman VIII arrive ,n,s
~ rnofhii'g va tne Mss nU Kansas and
= Aas 70 atte.id the funeral of her nus
nhhu, "hleh occurs al 40 u'oloDk thi.
nltflnpnt. III" romans wero fnb1lnii.l
rival. ~ """h "t' -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

across the water price is a prince,
Though a private IN The army eg' navy.
Many Cuban sympathzcrs hay PASSED
Owe TO TIE island IN this h-ai. an are
HOW following tne fortunes OF the insur-
gents. one Of these IS MIR. Doughty. of
New YORK, the same who dtnhtei 500 %
the Cuban Junta OF that city. lie put his
bas;n,ss IN order befcrc LEAVING homs an !
made his MIL in which il is presumed
mat the cause IS Substantially Temem-
Another was Mr.. Ferey, an Irish Amer
lean Of ONO, but late resident of Miami.
ria fia' L. threw up GOD posi,on 10 j9I
and good lighting blood.
j. r.. Floyd of Columbus Ga. young
man Trough, UP. first. III "A military school,
and afterwari TO peaceful business meta.
ods. took up the cause OF CUBA, aud MAS
a amen, me tirst 10 amply 10 Nj; Bars Tor
Three Friends. He had nrver done a
days actual labor IN his life. VI worked
on the boat for three months as deck
hand. desiring no wages, and cheerfu,ly
enduring ali the hardships attending the
posi-. When circumstances prevented the
Three frienf Is taking "A certain trip at
bermuda father Than delay longer.
though. as 1t turned out, he mad better
have ava ted the tug. : convenience.
The bermuda was detected In the very
act of unloading her cargo. OF the eight
boats that We're filled, i've managed Ia
land their $4,000 rounds OF cartridges, but
men. Floyd. Who was on one of these
boats. swan TO the steamer and climbed
up the painter. Though closely chased.
the bermuda ran into TruAillo. Honduras.
and landed sixty men. But the a,Nhori-
ties. fearing that adventurous a body
of men m ght choose to keep in practice
by raising Cam" ON Honduras soil. or
iercd thom from the city and kept them
moving on from Place 10 place until the
rubans arranged with the Clearwater to
convey them to Mobile. Ala. From there
10 Tampa and on TO jacksonville was n
quick trip, and. the Three Friends being
ready for another expedition. Floyd took
passage her. and was landed IN the
province Of Pinar del RIO by way OF
The bay OF Corintes.
This last voyage was probably the
Quickest and eieverest made. They were
never for one hour in real peril. and land
I'd Their cargo without .nterruption
But TOLD Masters did not care 10 take
any chances. When we We're ready to
cave he got three axes to cut the rope
with, and WAS only deferred by tho mate
shouting to HIM that Jack DAILY was st.li
ashore and the boat must not 90 without
sim.
Tolo declares this Is his last trip to
'uba AND 80 say all clear up to the cap |
tan, Bqi We, believe what, we belio,c,
md SO docs the vice consul, who meyer |
cts the Three Friends out Of his sight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

with Munyon's Remedies evarv a.. /,
necofne his own doctor. No err. y.
me, no guess work, no purving !. =
eous doses. The cure is certs,r :,
ara permanent; Munyon's sys,en n
nulti NJ. not IL tear down 10 sir,,r
not 10 weaken. Ii YOU are sl,s s,ss y
an othci medicines. bury prciuSrs
INTO the nearest drug s,or.. an ~
Munyon Guide 10 Health, II a,
you no, hing. and VIII tell you hon
Yourself and save doctors bIlk, A
'y.iive-ccnt vial Of one O! Munyoot n
eties may be all that YOU need IA r
yourself. after everything else has a
In any event. your cure will cost M
n triiie. Thousands of testinonht A
grateful patients IN all parts Of Nm
try attest the wonderful efficacy a r
yon's Remedies in the cure Of even
able disease.
MUNYON'S Remedies at all dfur,
mostly - cents a vial
Personal letters to Professor Nrty
l5l5 Arch street. PHILADELPHIA. ans2
with free medical advice for any a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
A LONG SWIM.

| Tnc.io,. IL, A. &C., :. A.,
"rnor Russell of Massachusetts.
Chief among the characteristics dietin
49,. ,''' " ,,''.,. r., n"ss.H ~ ms 'ari'
DAYS was -niomitahle pluck tia; s'ampao
! MIN very carly as "A man likely IT, succ.-,f
/ ,',as ,n,,', ""'s', u. u''''. 'ooh' Exam
pes Oh TINS combination OF courage an,
! perseverance We're abundant in his atb
ictic experiences at Harvard. and in ON,
or It,y,, t,s,n,,,,.., 81, ! ,' ~ o','
VI '"o instances oil MS career which mad
M, nun ,. yery famous indeed Throughout, the
ON" of these was his conduct in a IA
nous race cf lass or MS in 1876, Russell's
himself had 10 reee.v" the uItention of
friends after the contest. He showed in
thin race ~ amount Of determination anJ
,nlurance which not even his mos, en-
Another incident of courage ana srit was
ftrnishcI in an accident In when he car,n
hI ,r losing his life.
Nantucket to pass n few weeks ON ,ho
water. lie had three friends Min h" tme
ard the four young men were to sal H." f.
time that year. Wv '''H'
ON squaly morning tho craft was
to MAXI md ana the Young fellows decided
Two strangers at Nantucket. yarnr M ,nan
Of about the. same age as those In lie
pnity of colleeians. and they were H.
acc,ord'rrly. '"'
The sea w1s high ana Tho wind t,,,..
sharply. and about five miles from ", NV
shore the little sloop was ransiznJ" ~, ne
Wind struck her so thnt sha ~; me
rapidly and immediately sank "''e' very
The only thing that camc to Tho surf,
was IA long oar. and by the una nitnons ~. a."
sent of the four students this ,, 'or,
nj In. ii sno,ei - r'u,.s"., lhls was placed
invited cit 10 san. '"e '"o VINO mad been
and il was d"c,a W. m' ii ,at'nh'iiy discussed,
be mae to roach C .na, ~" h,ieirnpt should
that was farthnr NV ,I,'"'is' point
~ r nm ,e.', any nnt ,oward which The tide
and one az bis . noi, me VIM nle" Russell
ON. ms 0V''es' "'''es IL" the others
uiIns s omu neIofe mem was Kong Six
~, in, WIN ne boavy sea that was
meant ~ ' lna YIN, hlo ~, was blowing. 1t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

No. 3r5 Congress avenue today tMcndayl
At iS p. IN. The funeral is under tire
a.sspsccS 81 EHmhoEt lodge Nc S-sS
kntrNvs OF Honor of Mar.rcia lodge No
:, SINS II Hermann and she IioueScu
SaenSC-buri.
The nalsowi-ig gsn;ie-nc,s are requested
90 ac,' a.. psll bearers: Charles q. Hcync,
Hugh Hamilton. r Hclln,saa and L.
Hartmann Of ltau~.oa S~ae.,SsshunI =
Meyer. L.. Scslar,k. I. piehl, /. Falkson
OF Magnolia lodSe No. :. sons Of Herr
nlasi, and g. Wilke-irg. y. JuenSSr. J
iariung ami Charles Appel Of nur,hold-
lodge No Nh. knlshis OF Honor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
AT TIE Al,pIT0RIIM.

| Sunday Night Concert by the Mexican
Band.
Another delightful concert W. given la 4,
nirhl at the Auditorium ny the Moxlcnn
cavalry hand 70 an audience fully as APP
pree!ative. though not as large as on the
preceding ehts.
IN" programme MAS ~epic,c with beau
'lui rcFns from the l,ost authors. espe. -
a.iy drrargcf f1r thi- magnificent band
with as ran complement Of Instruments
AFtanE' u"u's hay. h-,n n--f.ctcd ~
winch this band VI Civ, two more CON
corr a lh' Aud loruIn appearing tonight
an tomorrow night Tor the last line
~" programme tonight VIII h.. as fol-
irmeia parto-
,,, y, .Iyir Z, Beiicosa "A: l. I-osua,
Fantasia Iuaua de Arco ..... q. Verdi
Mh1urka Ia 'rpmrsa. ....-..F. T. Lopez
tsucioi In Bnmhn ........... \ n
M err"'a DE ten m.uutos
S.suni4 p.irio--
Polka AurrUciR ...... ID Lone,
: h' rf1na l.r Mazda de Fnriici 49,. Aub.r
Flccolo eolo- In CasiHncra .........
Fee iinll por Ram.so
Gavoia Thank You M Mrs G a Buia..
Dana inintiya II Ga,lo. ..........N. \.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
METEOROLOGICAL.
Rs,h Of Gcr-gc y Rishor. a Former
E'upipNs pf Tho. post,

! Rath Of GcrTc =. Rishop. Forme'
Enrlcye nf The Post.
IL VIII II surprise ~ the friends ri,
, | dcouain,ar~cs Of George T. Bishop II
IDS city 10 learn OF his death. which oc
= cN'vei in New ORLEANS saturday Mr.
s'isilop ior number q years made his
nome IN houston. and si~n; some ,s,ne Il,
o'her parts cf tho STATE. For years Nc
.'"s peen IN the newspaper business, and
vas hnV"n ali over Texas. His wife,
MIS-. Julia Tru.tt Bishop, Was o.i., 81 ih,.
most prominent writes In Texas whit.
u. ms ms STATE. and was Tor "a time engaged
es. t- o>i, ana l4tur WAS 81 .ur q, me
f ,us'lm statesman Mr., Bishop was Tor
.VuF years .seoi reader vi TINS Pot. and
| Vas I" t!se!css "ork,C. lie Vas always a:
~ iSsi CT duiy, and was wal hked IN
tn's efic.; Atou, a year aec ne, removed
TO New Orleans. the hcnit ot ms .hla.
aoo1. WITH his family. mad mas been an
"t,ache Of the mes-Democlai IN tha,
| e..;,,,,, - aSins OF his iss.ta ihe Times
Ia Inc sudden death Of G.orse +. II shop
go ssAeiua! me NJ wspaper fr,Atsya,iy Of th.s
| members. Tie was a man =. ct,;,,'Ns,.
| n.i"d and VIDE experience ana a ms,
f sS,. ,,;,. d,sposit!sn. he was BON In
nira King out OF he var. whc., ne Went in
MR. i,e rocS,iNee an Elementary
siren ilcsSh;p al m. case. But Young
~ h;,s'iop was too restless a spent + speni
m uls ,EIa.n IN a printing offce. and Il.
"sys s 70 20 IN" great West. which in those
.aSs hti - many al.urcnlents fer IN
S1une ami a'lventurous Ee wen. ,hr,,,rh
an the N-cissiiudes Of mining pr,s;@,tine
-, ~. was m inner Of several surveying
bu.i' - aud settled IN TEXAS whe-% ~.
I'M I'M Ms talents To some OF the hes, i!,usr,
o!aly The Houston Post Pos; '"' more esi"-
Tr w NJ IN Twas ~ married Mrs Julia
~ lq J., ~, most estmabi. lady. with Two
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

Captain l.. +. Alien mas added q, ~,
residence on the hill at Morgan's po, ,i,s
wiihin two blocks of the Steamboat , az,
inS several cool and conforini id
beoroons a large and commod ous lin,ie
room with pure artesian wafer line
monern ronven'ences. and is nreparsd anu 40
accommodate boarGers by the day. No 10
or Eugene will leave Houston ror 'N,ain-
Ean,s Point on Mondays. Wednesday. " and
= tionss a. ''So a, m and on SUNDAY" , ~,
Ia a. 6 AZ, rare ior the round trip 81. incua.
also for rent '' eol'igcs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
'ili DEATH ROLL.


=" a. p'any' well known ci,izo,
'a''s"urs' uied Yesterday mornlnc
Va ".'"'h ~ ms residence H. tia;
n"ee "it'r brief rinc's w,h b,ious
'' was SEEMINGLY In his rsus,
iM1s h up 10 poon Saturday. when he VIVA
,,,i"rniy .akSn III, and although he mad
TO INK nniH death came 10 his r,'ief al AZ,
~ ms famiiy wore present at M,sVei 81
GYM ma dtugh cr. Mrs W. a.. ori,vi
~ fais ciy. lie leaves n widow and n. =
irNFn children 70 mourn Tho Iors ~ =,
devoted husband ana a kind ana affection.
ate fsihsr
III, remains. were inferred at o'clo- X
yesterday IN the cen etery AZ Iarr' sburs
The funeral WAS largely ai.tsnied.
A. +. kaufman.
The fiinersl nj the late A. r. Kuhlman
Wal take place from the family lssidence,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
SHOT AT FIVE TIMES

Two negroes, Richard Smith and Alex
iNman. became engaged In d.f.l MY
about $40 o'clock iasl night At me Hon.-
ton ana Texas Central err ,rote works.
l'linan hi, Smith over The heal with Il
rcNplng Fin nnl Whlln ht vas down Iirol
~" shots Al i'in, more ~ which took If
fc't. SIN IA vas employee hy the II aust IN
ana Texas Central Al ihe WORKS and was
taken to- tho lI1uston inhrinrry. ms
wound IS not Thought 10 IL Fatal. Iitri.n
huS 4 Yet been arrested
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
Company r. secon NJ Texas ~ In " n,n,
AXE THEY FREE SILVER MEN on
GOLF RTTCSo o's

They are neither. They are the freak,
2. .. nature. Th" natural born laundry men
W., 9neIaie ths Model Laundry. lol,
ra,,ric. mat work only the best Of helm
ana use the finest machinery. You nnn5
.,' DC AFRAID Of a boiler explosion M thar
pace. Tor they are the only iaunlr, peo.
engineer he having Ger. fcares 10 't M,
stationary or locomotive engine They arr
only boys. but they are up TO dale mr.
up IN and try them. Named Hamburr,r
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
lie C101geS SUFFERING lN !
ToXI0 He0||l Q1dHl)l|s'
SICK PEOPLE cuRE,|
MUNYON'S IMPROVED Bo,rro,,
&c REMEDIES rLAcr m'a
MEANS OF SELF ems
WITHIN THE REACH
OF ALL.

Rich and Poor Alike Provided wo. !,
Remed.es Tha, May Be Reliss M.
sure Specifies for All pise,.s !
Munyon's Guide TO Health rrp y
Nearest Nc. Druggist. Buy ss-c.at N
yon Remedy and Cure Yourself
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ArTEAlrrt:D sl-IcIpE.

negro woman living AZ the Intorn1-
t3nai and Great Northern place. Second
ward. attempted suicide by taking NOR
phlne lasi ni,sht. bmi she was ro.Msc .tatcl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27

his i a"nary Wor ,EEavelsr, p,rieular about
ron, , New Orleans 10 81 Packara,ss " Trls
Laundry, 9i2 Prairie avenue ua Troy
To a pre' ,n N ne work of that Laundry
made arrangements with the la,,nanrs,.. anu
lrnn ,nhress company 10 send his l,;n d,.u
rom nlnerent points In Texas ,ny
hat WISE s, etc cal up pLon, 3as and 1iu rs 20
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
a DISTINGUISHED CoNI,.,,,,,

IL, nr, Wiliiams, dentist Binz building Ia
USING , me electric cataphorcsis for ~, ~
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Carrots, 10 cents a huncb.
Bets cents a bunch
Naooas'. 20 10 cents head: red cab
| bag, none In market
Thyme. II cents 4 bunch
| Endish =, CENTS a bunch.
| Celery. 10 cents per s,aik
;M,arjo.an'. y cents bunch.
| Pumpkins. J. 20 * cents each
Lettuce. none IN market.
| Mustard greens. cents bunch: Chi
nese. cents 4 bunch.
| SWISS chart. scarce none In market
Parsley, ; cents bunch.
| Green or dry sage. 70 cents n bunch.
| sweet potatoes. cents 4 quart,
| Tomatoes. 10 Giants quart.
| Soup bunch cents.
| lye hominy. 10 cents a quart.
| Turpips. rome in market
Sanhi,ower' none in market.
Orions. c,'fts a nisar,
Hors. radlsh. fot . cents
Horse rai'sh, ground Is cents q pint
IRISH potatoes. = quart
Green peas. noue In market.
Garlic. ~ cents dozen
spinach. ';orc IN market.
ezra. cents a quart:
curly letfucA. nom. 4 market
Ilack-oysi peas 10 cents quart.
Egg plants. for 10 cents
Aspaiagns. - cents hunch
fnrsnirs 10 cents per hunch.
Cucp'nners. 20 c.;is a ) .,-r
Green onions. none in market.
snap i-ans scarce, Va Gems 4 quart
squash. Il cents dozen.
dozen
PIE fr.it. 10 cents bunsh.
Bu'ter bears. 10 cents quart.
Sweet - ppers, cents u dozen.
FRUITS
Apples. scarce; 10 10 u cents a dozen.
tfarhcrrl.s u cents 4 quart.
I,afes- ~ cent, 4 pound
,Mniaia grapes, none 10 N Tke-.
Texas grapes. goot ~ cents i pound:
"
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20 ahead as quickly az possible and look
fer more swimmers. This they did. and
thai russell and his Gonna nton we We're still
In the water When Russell who VAS
yet Il long way from land. turned about 10
catch sight Of his companions who he
supposed were following. he saw a sail
coming down Ike thing of life with the
wind and tide. and he knew he and his
friends were saved
Russell had been swimming exactly an
hour and twenty minutes
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-27
ATTENTION. SIR KNIct,rs

>Slr knights Of Ruihpsn' rSm,na,ao,,
"a VII assemble IN their asvlun, =,
form S,Iu Tn ns ms ,Monday arioraoon Il, 10
and attend the funeral OF onr '',n,'hnery
o'o'her knight. Sir Rohori Riews,e r''''i
j. s. Wilson /, r.
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AROUND THE CHURCHES.
The Ordination of Rev. Henry Il.
Lingan.
Tie SERMON BY REV. j. c. MASON.
Chutch-rex.; "a Oood Minister
OF Jcaus Christ"

I. The services yesterday morning at Il
\ o'c.cck a, the Central Christian ctuvcl
2 were unrei ally Interesting. the occasion
I being the ord ma, ion OF Henry Is. Lyon
I TN the ministry of the Christian church
/ Rev. j. c. Mason pastor Of The church
/ preached. the orda!nug sermon. he said
"a good minister OF Jesus Christ
/ Tim. tvs IS the hlghes, am Of the co~-
pc. preacher l have often boon asked
"Woud you advise me to become nm
!s,er of the gospel" OF late years | have
usually answered: Not II you can h.lp
It," Ii man ~ simply choosing be;we, n
professions. seeking the agreeable or the
most profitable. ,nen / would say rs all
means give up all idea of the ministry.
If There Is no, deep consc enticus yeara-
ING for the work Of the ministry that cln
no he lisD,!y laid ASIDE. let the ministry
aoIle Even when there Is an earnest and
aciGinS Icsre. the iines. must be proved
The testimony. brethren. In he Lord
We'll acquainted Nrih ones alb. lfy aad
fitness. is IN. best evidence one can have.
With the above conditions aId The caH ~
OnFs own home church, we may SAFE y
consider him called 10 preach,
Ills first d'ty = 20 preach the Wort.
htaco he must study 20 show hiins A.
proved unto God. a workman ma. ueeteth
MT hc ashamed rightly divld ns tho
word Of truth, He must take heed uf.
himself. h = personal appearance, be cieaf.
~. Many a minister mas los inid-uc@
WITH the people l.! Indifference 70 rsr-
sonal cleanliness
Dress Will, MT gaudiiy, but neatly. mod
estly. becomlngly / knew a mlris..r Il
cuns.deranie a6.niy VINO naae himself RI
u.culous ~ the eyes of q gr- 1T many per
soIs los dressing loudly. Think Of
pastor Il an noel gent church wealins
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and large neck ne ii hl-Ay colo. lie
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recesSary rap,':.tions of l..' phrases Ia
the pnipt. After a wei known preacher
has said IN a single Discourse. in.rt than
fourteen times. Il want t. remark night
here a brother So ih, pow ar1sa an
50 10 HIM All SIGHT tro.her y1u have
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pr ncher can not Successfully ltciuro tho |
boys against sm King cigarettes wai" pc .
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study 20 please. h" should not turn aside
from his duty to plense men TIE m a-
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NOTICE,

nm, Is,i meeting Of thc Emmc, Comet,
Monday "e eyen,ni, " 81, win be held
Council Hail. for he transac,I -, rI,'inct
Der. 70 q SICK mem
j. w Kavanauph. VIC i,p,,usI,n,
Recording Secretary '''e'nF"''
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THE BIG MARKET.

What Vegetables We're RrlElng on Sat.
urtiay Last-The LIS
The hg markc. was well attended Sat
urday afternoon. There was a suil supply
OF fruit ana vegetables and prices were
UNCHANGED. Melons of a hno quality are
sal coming in in large quantities and are
very chear. Peaches aie 81 a better ural-
Il! 1nc are selling n : cents a dozen.
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