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THREATENED WITH INVASION.

Alabama Pig Iron Promises y Blow at
Euglnh han nofacturing Supremacy.
LONDON, March 24.-Much interest is
manifested in commercial circles over
the announcement that leading pig
iron firm has made extensive purchases
in Alabama Of pig iron, and is arrang.
ing for further purchases. Commenting
upon this, The Iron and Coal Trade
Review says:
England is threatened with an inva.
sion of American pig iron. This is one
Of the most serious blows to the supre-
macy of Great Britain as manufactur.
ing nation.
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st. Pau, Union stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL. March 23 1896.
HOGS-Market quiet; yards cleared
early to Dakota Packing company.
Range of prices, s.. 7O9372.
CATTLE-MarAet quiet but steady.
Good demand for good cattle.
SHEEP-Markct steady; lambs selling
at $4.O0: muttOns, $3.50 d3.2j.
Receipts: Hogs, 80; cattle, 100; sheep,
100
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THE NICARAGUA REVOLUTION
Private Advices Do Not Accord with
tho Press Reports.

Private Advices DO Not Accord with
tho Press Reports.
NEW YORK, March PA local paper
says: The revolution in Nicaragua,
according to intelligence received in
New York through private channels, is
more serious than the dispatches from
that country would indicate. The
strict press censorship established by
President Zelaya renders It impossible
for news of any character except what
is favorable to the government to be
made public. Two facts, however,
seem to be well established. First,
that Zelaya is not suppressing the re-
bellion, and, second that the Honduran
troops which arrived in Nicaragua on
OIL Friday last as the supposed allies of
Zelaya, are quite as likely to aid the
rebels as to act in concert with the gov
ernment troops.
Rsvolutlonists Not Losing Ground.
The first of these facts is based upon
the almost certain knowledge that the
~revolutionists have not lost ground;
that they are confident Of success, since
in every engagement they have been
the aggressors; that they have the
moral and material support Of the great
majority of the Liberal party, which
placed Zelaya in power, and that the
government forces have maintained
from the beginning purely defensive
attitude.
The Honduran troops are now in
Nicaragua and at a point midway be-
tween Leon and Corinto, in the terri.
tory occupied by the rebels. Their pres
ent attitude is one Of strict neutrality,
but it is regarded as not improbable
that their aid may, in the end, be given
to Baca the provisional president Of
the insurgent government.
Would Likely Defeat Zelaya.
If Honduras espouses Baca's cause,
the latter will, it is believed, become
victorious, since his troops are armed
with modern guns and animated with
sentiments of the loftiest patriotism;
inasmuch as they are fighting for con.
stitutional liberty and to prevent the
alleged dictatorship Of Zelaya. With
out Honduras aid the result is in
doubt for several months. Shrewd OBJ
servers of political events in Central
America are Of opinion that all five Of
the republics may become embroiled
unless peaceful solution is reached
within few weeks.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
Milwaukee Grain.

Milwaukee Grain.
MILWAUKEE. March 23, 1885,
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT - No. 2 spring, 61c; No l
Northern, t3c; May, Gee.
CORN-No. 3, NHc.
OATS-No. . white, 1Y1zc; No. white,
19al9Lc.
BARLEY-No ?, o1c; sample on track
26(932xc.
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Instructed for Davis.

AIMKIN. Mimi, March "a. - Tht
Sixth district Republican convention
nominated Monroe Nichols and A. d.
Davidson delegates to the national con-
vention. They were instructed for
Davis, with Mckinley second choice.
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MANKATo, Mimi, March "a. - The
Second district Republican convention
elected w. r. Edwards, of Tracy, and
DR.. w. H. Rowe, of St. James for dele
gates to st. Louis. They Were instruct.
ed for Mckinley.
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Discussed at Constantnople.

CoNsTANTINopLE, March 24.-An ex.
traordinary council of ministers, which
lasted all day long, was held here on
Saturday. The subject under discus
sion was the British Egyptian expedi-
ton.
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DELEGATES FROM MINNESOTA
st. Paul Republicans.

ST. PAUL, March 24.-The Fourth dis
trict convention selected Ex-Governor
Merriam and A. J. Crandall as dele
gates to the st. Louis convention. They
were instructed for Davis.
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Colliery Explosion in Pennsyiya-
mia Sends Fifteen Men to
Eternity.
Two Men Killed in Oklahoma in
q Very Peculiar
Manner.
Painting a Church Spire When
They Were Struck by
Lightning.

DUBOIS, Penn. March PA terrific
explosion of gas occurred at the Ber-
wynd- White shaft in the eastern limits
of this city, and Is miners were killed.
The mine is new one.
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Indian Service Wants Physicians.

WASHINGTON, March a. The civil
service commission has announced that
the list Of cl gibles for the office Of
physician he Indian service is en-
tirely exh2u ,,,,i. Civil service exam
mat .ons VA. De held in various cities
from March 80 to May 20
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RenoIninated Eddy.

CRooKsToN, Mimi, March 24.-The
Seventh district Republican congress
sional convention renominated Con-
gresham Eddy by reclamation.
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Woods mon Blow Out the Gas.

MARQUETTE, Mich. March 24.--Will.
lam Hunt and David McKeiver were
found dead in their room in the Bay
View House during the morning They
were woodsmen and had blown ont the
gas.
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PECULIAR AND FRIGHTFUL.
The Catastrophe Which Occurred at a
Oklahoma Church.

The Catastrophe Which Occurred at an
Oklahoma Church.
GUTHRIE, o. T., March 24-News Of
a most remarkable occurrence has been
received here from Beaver county. At
the little postoffice town Of Grand the
Baptist congregation is building a
handsome church surmounted by a
spire IS feet high. James Ford and
Harry Somers, painters, were employed
to oil and paint the spire. While they
were giving the finishing touches
to the top Of the spire thunder storm
came up accompanied by fierce flashes
of lightning. After terrific clap of
thunder, binding flash of lightning
struck the spire, knocking away the
painters scaffolding. splitting the spire
and leaving Somers and Ford OH the
roof dead. To add to the awful scene
the clothing of the two men was ig-
nited by the flash and for ten minutes
the bodies were seen burning and smok-
ing in midair. Rain finally extinguish.
cd the flames and three hours later the
remains Of the painters were brought
down, charred and incinerated and al
most unrecognlzable.
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TUESDAY ~,

active Republ. cans who favor the nomi.
nation of Senator Quay for president
The party will be marshalled by Lieu
tenant Governor Lyon.
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Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, March 23 1896.
WHEAT-Cash, No. hard, 60ssc; No.
Northern, 59Hc; No. Northern, 56@
SIC; No. 3 spring, b4H@5scH: rejected,
5lX@55Hc; to arrive, No. hard. G21sc;
No. Northern, Slxc; March No. ! hard,
6sNc; No. Northern, 6lLc.
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Peaches Come High IL New York.

Peaches Gome High IL New York.
NEW YORK, March "a. -Hothouse
peaches are now Oh sale FOR the rea-
sonable sum Of $l.25 apiece, or $l2 u
dozen. For persons who prefer their
fruit cheap, Strawberries are ranging
now from 20 to 50 cents quart. These
berries are brought i'll refrigerator cars
from Eiovida
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Minneapolis Grain.

MINNEAPOLIs, March 23 1896.
WHEAT-March closed at 57Ac; May.
5SXc; July, 6OHc. On Track. No. l
hard, 53s4c; No. l Northern, b7Ac, No. 2
SIC
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-03-24

PHILADELPHIA, March PA party is
being organized III this city 10 act as
escort to the members Of the Pennsyl-
vauia delegation to the Republican na.
tional convention Mt ST. Lou 8, which
will cons Ut nf between 800 and 800
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COLEMAN DRAYTON'S DIVORCED

An Absolute" Decree Granted by the
New Jersey Courts.
TrENToN, n. J., March 24.-Chan-
oellor McGil1 has fled Il decree grant-
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Blown Up by an Explosion.

NILES, Mich, March 24.-The frame
building containing the grocery store
of Gates & Ritter at Dowagiac was
blown to atoms during the afternoon
The roof was thrown high in the air.
The cause was the ignition in some un.
known way Of some powder on the
grOund floor.
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ing an absolute divorce to Mrs Char
]otte Augusta Drayton from her hus-
band, J. Coleman Drayton on the
ground Of desertion.
Mrs. Drayton is the daughter of the
late William Astor. None of the evidence
taken in the case is on file in the chan
Gerry clerk Office. all being in the pos
session of the chancellor.
JACKSON and Walling Arraigned.
NEWPORT, Ky, March 24.-Jackson
and Walling were arraigned for the
murder OF Pearl Bryan. both pleading
not guilty. Their demurrers to the in
dictment We're overruled Judge Helm
granted their motions for separate
trials. jackson will be tried first on
April I.
Elect senators by Popular Vote.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-The house,
committee on election Of president and
vice president reported favorably the
bill introduced by MIR. Corliss of Mich
igan, provid 'ng for the election of sem
ators by a direct vote of the pc, .)!e.
Some amendments of minor imp ortance
were adopted.
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.

Chicago Union stock Yards.
Chicago. March 3, 1895
HOGS-Market SC higher
Sales ranged at $,.3),Ii ID for light;
$390G4.O for mixed: $3.50 d4.O5 for
heavy: -. S5 q B 30 for rough.
CATTLE-Market lOc higher
Beeves. $3.5Od36O; COW, and heifers,
81. 5O(G3. 50, Texas steers, So. 90 G4.O o. stock
ers and feeders, *. 75tG i.S5.
SHEEP-Market strong.
Receipts: Hog, 21,UE cattle, $500;
sheep, lJ,OJo
Chicago Grain and ProvisiOus.
CHICAGO, March ~. 1898
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-Match. ol1s.; May, d2c;
June. 6311c; July. G2s1c
corn March. s:2sc; May. .9xc;
July, 2S3s@!shc; September. 3lXc bid.
OATS-.narcn, lSIsc: May. lSNc bid;
July, iS1sc uth: september, 20Ec.
PORK - March, 800; May. $a.O2n
bid; July. sJ2.a.
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STUDENTS ASK INVESTIGATION

Action Of the Montana Board of Re-
gents Does Not suit Them.
BOHEMIAN, Mont, March "a. The
students Of the Montana college of ag-
ricultural and mechanic arts are not
satisfied with the action of the local
board III requesting the registrations Of
Professors Ryan, Foster and Maiden.
They belie-e that one OF the cole ge
faculty has gwen false reports to the
college board The st ste board Of edu.
cation has csived u petition signed by
~ students ASKING tor an investigat on.
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EXTENDED CIVIL SERVICE.

Practically the Entire Indian Once Now
IN tho Competitive Class.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-The presi-
dent has issued comprehensive order
extending the civil service to prac-
tically the entire Indian service save
those offices above and including that
of agent, to which appointments are
made by the president, and the few
minor positions of laboring character
like cooks and washwomen. Indians
who show their fitness hereafter are to
be allowed appointment to any Of these
positions. though they cannot secure
transfer to a position in the classified
service outside the Indian works.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03
\ nan via is In delft ,n,,,t b.

.H. G. llan who Is In debt must BE-
conomical industrious and pay every
dollar he can. or lose the consciousness
that he Is mn honest man. I had MS soon
De in Jail us TO live like some men live
hunted by creditors and dodging the
DINNERS until life becomes n burden.
ENtrnvarantly they have lived and mis-
crahly they will die. Some men have
spent as much time Sinking tho pay
mcnt of their debts ns it would have
taken 10 have earned money enough TO
settle them all off NJ 100 cents on the
dollar with interest. The old ledger
records since the war disclose millions
of dollars that have run out of date.
And. Ivy the why. never have seen how
Il debt could run out Of date. A man who
will plead the statute of limitations to n
debt is as mean rs the devil wants him
to be and as dishoncs, us the devil him
self a debt 100 years old ought to be
as sacred ms debt one hour old More
so. Debt, like wine. ought TO improve
with age.
II man could trust man and every
honest man know he was dealing witl,
IN honest man. how much more satis-
factory would be the dealings of men.
and how much happier man would be
in the marts OF trade. We may boast
of the advantages where we use the
tricks in trade. Sometimes prosperity
seems Ia smile upon the dishonest, but
sooner or later the accommodations Of
dishonest methods will curse the man
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THE MosLEM GOD A BAD ONE.

"Before tho next parliament of religions
Their. will have to be n defr.unu of the
word religion" says Tho Interior of
Chicago. "A number az English and Ger
man sages have been trying thclr hand at
writing II. Pure religion and indebted is
twice defined in the Scriptures. once in the
Old Testament and once in tho Now. Beth
are severely practical. ana exclude theory,
to do Justly. and to love mercy, and t.
walk humbly with thy God the one. ana
the other. to visit tho faiherlcss ana Hid-
ows in their affection md to keep himself
unspottcl from the worli' The TWO put
together would make definition both in
elusive and exclusive. But bprh might be
excluded and leave a possible rcligion--as
there was one such which was represented
mt the parliament Mohammelanlsn both
I'm theory and practice. Is earthly. sensual
ana deyllsh. II fills all the specifications
Of devil worship. We know Of no com
pressed oafinition Of this religion IN thu
Scriptures. but II can te gathered from
the worship of Mploch and other types Of
which are described. Milton describes
II perfectly: EVIL. he thou my good II
WINS, therefore a mistake 10 admit Mos
lemsm 10 'he parliament True. the Mos
lens are mnuiheists---ihey worship one
God. II Is the devil"
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OFFICE or
Commissioner Of Agriculture. insurance
Statistics and History
Austin Texas. March II. 1895.
TO All whom IT may Concern.
This Ia to certify. That tho
MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE
Ins,irauge Company of Springfield. Mars,
has in all RESPECTS fuzzy complied with
The laws Of Texas as condiiiJn ii .ceunh,
TO rs doing business IN this STATE. ana
tha, said company Mods certificate
OF authority from ms office emitting II
to do business IN ms ssa's ior ,w, iiss
10 mo glst day of Deoember. 1ssg
Gwen Under my hand and seal Mt OF.
nee, in Austin. ihn day and date frst
''''' 4. j. Rose. Commissioner
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rn SANE rIIE RnnY

In all tho career Of the Savior upon EARTH
there Is hardly an instance In which ne
attempted To save the soul. before minis
toring to the body. indeed. he reached the
soul through the body. just as wise
woman VIII reach her husbands pocket
book after giving him n good square meal
one great mistake that the churon mas
made through the ages Is TO attempt to
reach the soul before taking care or me
body. What 10 prc-eminently needed Tor
nuccessful Christisn work todiy II soap
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THE TRICKS OF TRADE,
Sam Jones Speaks NJ Rishnnesty IN II
Commercial World

II would reou,r. n volume ipdeed 70
I were to rive nm outline of nil Tho
tricks in trade |; nown ia Tho cop,ncrci,l
world.
From the birhcs. circles IN thc loves,
we have dealings and doirrS th,,
ought tn briug u hiueh nf el,,nr
to the checks of honest men. An hon
es, man is one ~ no Will NOT he ~ rnrtv
TO dishonesty In ANYTHING. rul
weights full measures fair DEALINGS
scriipulous iutccrjty ehnrnctrri,e his
thoughts and words and acts. If we
90 into the wholrsnl, trade we win find
spurious articles of diet. Diluted articles.
shoddy articles. articles of underweipht
articles that are manufactured as cheats
and known 10 be cheats II we yo into
the clothing line VIC find gnrmonts
wrunp from the bleeding fingers of
over.vorjlod. uu,ler-pniel women gor.
mcnts that are shoddv IN colors. sbolly
in material. shoddv IN uunlit, In the
dry roods world we ft,l tho sam. owl
,lence of cheat and svinalc. hnvc
found out that n cheat is a cheat. and
he will chcn, YOU every chance he rr,e
An honest man is an honest man. and
il NAYS 10 1col with him If know n
merchant 10 lc an honest man whose
word is ms sncrrd ms his soul cnu
deal with him with sntisfnction nud
case. They labor under this disndyan-
tare-thrir roode are ALWAYS highrr-
priced than Mt the plnces where frauds
md cheats mr., urncticnfl on The pepulo.
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MISSIONARY WoRK-sln is just as
much sin in tho South Sea Islander as II
is IN the Coney Islander tho ignorance anu
the superstition of the former not making
1t any less obnoxious IN the sight Of cod.
and though he pities the Pagan. the IA
gan's immortality is just MS offensive and
just as punishable. --Rev. II. H. stiles,
Presbyterian, Altoona, Pa.
THE HOUSE OF GOD-rn the house of
God, God, not man, speaks. He gives
| divine message through His servant, tho
Iastor of HIS church. which ~ Inspired hv
the Holy Spirit and Is merely giving Mt
terancc In the medium Of language hy the
Man of God. Tho church Ia a holy place
for where God Is specially appointed tn
| speak to HIS people nothing should be In
| trotiuced of 4 nature to deiic. Key. =
| Hoyme, Lutheran, Eat Claire, Wis.
| TRUE REL1G1ON--We talk Of the Jew
| ish religion and the Christian religion ard
| the Mohammcdan religion, but religion IN
Its essential spirit Is one, and It's essence
is love of God and love Of man, and that
| s the best religion which develops the tts,
| people-the most just ana hrdly people.
caring for those intcre Is that max. tor
| human happiness. --i,ov. f. L. RoXrotd
| universalist, Columbus, ohio.
POVERTY AHD WEALTH Earthly
| riches have their temptations. hut earthly
poverty hos also. rherc rs dang cf ih'
rich man liking his affections on his pos
! sessions. bur there is danger Of ~" poor
mans poverty becoming 60 W. "a snare
| There IS an entrance nifpll.,' Zoo heaven
| through Christ Jesus go the iich as well
as the POOR and TO tho poor as wull AS thc
| rich Rev. j. ID. Sands, Presbyterian.
Pittsburg. Pa.
PROGRESSIoN-yhe sneers about the
| monkey ancestry of evolution need not
| trouble us. 1t is more encouraging 10 he u
progressive ape who has climbed to what
We are. than fallen angel going ihe
other way. We are not failon rIce. hut
rising one: not penal colony Of conleru-
ed criminals. hut family If Gnd's chill
dren taking our INST lesson "a Nc Eev. II
l.. Squires Universailst. New York
CHRISTIANS IN roLiTlCS-We are
now living In dangerous condition II IS
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rsrfv tfHI WIN
,r. had safely sheltered hifn'
| HIM 10 me. o pcn'h''
Standing by that little grave,
:. 4, ard out the passing wears
,,nes,r,es Of green aud gold.
I1fs remembering my tears
wv gray head On The mound
rank my tears, and meath my
Breath
q him. o gentle peat"
Julia Shaver ~ tho Century,
RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.
oxinr ia A summary nf he principal
ps recently delivered l The United
I And Canada by tie leiinp clergy
priests. prelates, relieie's teachers
Professors Of the Christian faith. In
instance the full text has been care
read and abbreviated.
krINf-Eyery man determines his
Bss,iny. every man ls IS GOOD as he
! 10 be.-Rev. W. II. sunday, Meth
Waterloo. Iowa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. teaches indus
honesty and truthfulrrss, and tho
! man who hopes io nlrrred IN he
,ssssss these ,hree essentials. -Rcv.
Evans Episoopnl,ar columbia. s.
'
p,s7r,v ryTTy-r.,e world ia
,isr ', T. n,,' d nay .,- ,ho i,horal
~ ~ T. s nasno, VIZ NJ Il, r,s.. o ,,, -,
SBsh-Rey DR. jlarcaart Methodist
[Ilphis Pa
r
brpsrrr,oN sunor.,i.iop h,s no
N I,od's reIi,io, ~ ~ ans All ,,o
Of workinr miracle I'M oycr was
n = on. on earth ,.n now ~, I'ey j. p. Rob
-'A''""' N"''.9' '''
PArror po,.or MOO. ,.,. a..
and tr,lst the ANIL. b. catch ma
Il than 10 vota i,Ia a.. ma nrd
sevi, 90. !, p, ~. - 800, n1'.'
{y,erlan ramaon y ! ''''''
Pens I1.s o.. OF TIN TIME. only kind of a
y ' rr ns n.pi. aLpr' ~ a' Is n hiiser
Ihao, con,a '.a' sn.n',' '''', '''n'r W"
lamonas a ~, !, n n,A, r''''''',s s'ni''so
!. 'R R.n,.s, " NnoWl'''ic'--Rev. II. ..
- )
Xiipisl'- 10 NJ II En1AFN ('at Fh'fn
sv 70 , long as it keeps within the lin
| has narsan, ,, i'h' ,nles ms a Ma
b cur conn,ry ~ ~ ~ u"' mo"i
|pdst, plttsbnrg po '' y" ""'''
- '"'
wApn- IT.
NAV he ba,n mos, +. m Ms, .s man on
.aa y Is that for whirh We hope ana
MINI ''' ''''aN'' ta'hoiic' 81
lTRAvac,No-
kasIn socie, ,.' Sa r,.-i iie "Ntrhvnganca
marriage nh 'spu'N many young mon
|ks as ,bs Sno , 'eei iheY can not AFFORD
\ nome, and Ia rrn,,i,. a..
pan. Presbvtsr,ar ,, 49, Nv W L.
''7''' = f"'
|NDAY REST
Fhel- friends go -, az "orR'ns'nen
|, Day ayatrs, o'nuln' 10 protect the
rb /, NJ sa ~ any influence which
sra Il 81 s iis sacrelaess- Let thein
b. rsst ana Worship. Rev. q. A.
indianapolis, Ind.
fHolIc GFN,I,c W.
Biz pre p,,'> ~, I've have plenty of
States who ,'a"y throughout the
'rm and talk u Vnn SIM" hnon any
interest s an,H cc upa m any subject of
general puhl' ,' INN, tnd me attention
|, N''"oll'' Brooklyn n y
: si,. - i'.N AK NJ N--Tprp ftt,, O.. r.
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Ps4!s!ous h12E1p

fast as the population Of the United states
-Rev. A. T.. Davis. United Brethren, CO.
lumbus, Ohio.
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MISSIONARY WoRK--Sn Is just as
much sin in tho South Sea islander as 1t
is In the Coney Islander. the ignorance ano
the superstition of the former not making
1t any less obnoxious In the sight Of cod
and, though he pities the Pagan the IA
gan's immortality is just MS offensive and
just as punishable II. IL. stiles
Presbyterian, Altoona, Pa.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

se, cf on n,,nihiIsTlANITY-The one
" It's ena umes Is applied 10 Chris.
4. and u, Vne that goes ahead 90 al
ne eres, IN i depends tha so, H., ~
"a sna dls n,,plnlems OF the worI@, ' i,,,3
and sducaa,,,nu'ion Of wealth sue
||s'lsrias. ss ,allon.-Rev G. p. sew snn
|ro,, aeuse. n. Y.
sn,ry Is or oel prevalence OF divorce in
"a drssdfe, q the alarming symp-
~ nstIan disease in the family
D1o From 1870 TO 1870 The
sessesssd three time. "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-03

TRUE REL1G1ON--We talk Of the Jew
ish religion and the Christian religion and
the Mohammcdan religion. but religion IN
Its essential spirit Is one, and It's essence
is love of God aud love Of man, and that
If the best religion which develops the best
people-the most just ana kirdly people
caring for those !ntcre Us That make Ter
human happiness. --Itev. f.. l.. RoXrord
Cnivcrsalist, Columbus oho