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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
Shot Her Lover.

Grand Forks, N. c., Nov. 2s.-Mary
Luxton, aged % years, shot and fatally
wounded Ole Halverson, aged rs years,
at Inkster, as the result of lovers
quarrel. She tried to kill herself. but
Halverson held her arm. s5
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
Papal Amendments.

Rome, Nov. 2e.-The pope has ap-
pointed Rev. L. P. Chapelle, bishop
of Santa Fe, New Mexico, to the arch
bishopric of New Orleans. Rev.
Father Fitzmaurice, rector of the
Church of the Annunciation of Will
Transport, Pa, has been appointed CO.
adjutor bishop of Erie, Pa.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
Big Price for q Colt,

Lexington, KY, Nov. 2s.-William C.
Whitney, who is here to buy horses, has
offered $4,000 for Plaudit, two-year-
cid bay colt by Himyar. dam imp. Gin
dcrella. John E. Madden. owner of the
colt, may accept the offer.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

Havana advices say that no American
citizen is now confined in prison in the
island of Cuba.
The. father of the young girl who es-
capped from a Cuban prison and came to
the United States, Augustin Cossio, has
been released from prison in Cuba.
In Madrid the Official Gazette has
published the royal decree granting
autonomy to Cuba and Porto Rico.
The Cuban government in answer to
the offer of autonomous terms by Spain
declines any proposition that does not
mean complete and absolute indie
pendence from Spanish domination.
In the Austrian reichsrath riots
prevailed and police were called upon
to preserve order.
Cod fishing was only half as large
this year as usual, and there will be
great suffering among the poor in Nova
Scotia.
It is said that the growth Of German
influence will necessitate a union of
Great Britain, Russia and France.
In a typhoon which swept over the
Philippine islands several towns were
destroyed and 400 Europeans and 5000
natives were killed.
All the members of the Austrian min
istry rendered their resignation to En-
peror Francis Joseph.
The last survivor of the combatants
at Waterloo. Lawrence Mccarthy, died
in the workhousc at Nenagh, Upper
airy, aged 116 years.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
Taken to Supreme Court

Washington, Nov. 29.-The APP
peal of the state authorities of South
Carolina from the decision of Judge
Simonton in the case of the Vandercook
company's complaint of the enforce
ment of the dispensary law has been
docketed in the United States supreme
court.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02

Sweden is preparing a polar expedi-
tion for 1898. The annual arctic jour
ney is becoming national institution.
Perhaps America set the fashion in go
ing to the polls once year.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
Shows 4 Gain.

Washington, Nov. 29.-The records of
the internal revenue bureau show that
the receipts for the five months of the
present fiscal year will exceed those
for the same period last year by about
Sc. 900 OO0
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02

In St. Louis James Scales (colored),
found guilty Of criminal assault upon
Judge Ennis 12-year-old daughter Ka-
tie, was sentenced to 80 years in the
penitentiary.
Scott Bowdish shot his nine-year-old
daughter. fatally injuring her, and
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
Hope to Get Indian Lands.

Hope TO Get IHd1an Lands.
Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 29.-Hundreds of
persons are arriving in Oklahoma, an
ticipating the opening of the new lands
to- settlement. Until congress meets,
however, no lands will be opened.
Owing to the Indian treaty complica-
tons in the Wichita reservation, great
injury and distress would follow an
opening at the present time.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
Victim Of q Boiler Explosion,

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 29.-One man
was killed and five others badly injured
Sunday evening, the result of a boiler
explosion at the old Moorhead & Me-
Clean blast furnace. operated BY Laugh
lin q Co.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
Kills Three Men.

Halifax, N. S., Nov. 29.-The explo-
sion of boiler at the Gold Lake mines,
East Halifax, caused the instant death
of the manager of the mine, Daniel Nc
Phail, and two other men.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
ASSAILS PLASTER TRUST.
Michigan Man Gains 81 zoo. 900 Prof
its ON His Patents.

M1cHI8un MAn CAImB $I.OOO.OOO PFOf-
its ON His Patents.
Grand Rapids, Mich. Nov. 29.-Mel-
vim B. Church has begun a 100000
damage suit against the Anti Kalsomine
company, otherwise known as the plas-
ter trust. Mr.. Church several years
ago turned over his wall tinting and
plaster properties to the trust for oper-
alton. Recently he began suit for $780,
900, claiming the trust had not account
ed to him properly and had withheld
profits. His suit is based, the bill AYERS,
on discoveries of further irregularities.
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The world seems narrow place when we
wish to avoid our enemies, but wide and
vast is it when we part from those we love.
IN. Y. Independent
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
A WEEKS HISTORY
The Important Happenings Of a
Week Briefly Told.
IN ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
All the Latest News Of Interest from
q Washington, From the East, the
West and the South.
THE LATEST FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FROM WASHINGTON.

In Uncle Sans service there are q
go women postmasters and $4,000 more
engaged in various post Offices through
out the country.
Throughout the country Thanksgiv-
ing day was observed.
Secretary of the Navy Long says in
his annual report that the navy con-
sists of SO vessels in fighting order and
an auxiliary fleet of over 40 steamers.
The cost of the navy for the fiscal year
ended June 80, 1897, was $17,514,231.
More enlisted men and better dockage
facilities are asked for.
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Friend. Of Ctvil Service.

Friends Of CIVIL Service.
Cincinnati, Nov. 29.-The National
Civil Service Reform leagues annual
meeting will be held here on Thursday
and Friday, December IL and II.
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Devils Due.

"You condemns lis tramps." said Meander
McWalk, ..:.but dere's one thing we must git
credit fer"
"What's that?'
"You don't hear of lis indu1gin' in labor
riots. '-Philadelphia North American.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02
LATER NEWS.

After being in session ut St. Louis,
Mo-, for whole day the delegates to
the convention of the Belleville dis
trict n iners voted to inform the arbi-
tration committee of the St. Louis
manufacturers association that they
nothing to arbitrate and the strike
would still continue. President John
Green expressed himself in favor of
arbitration but the delegates voted
against 1t.
The German government only wants
monetary PREPARATION from Hayti for
the recent arrest and Imprisonment of
of Herr Lueder by the Haytian tribu-
nails, but that it will not brook any
interference in the matter on the part
of the United States.
As result of the confession made by
Oliver Provost, alias Gauthler, now
confined in Jail at Pembroke, Ont.
Mrs. Gauthler was arrested charged
with having poisoned and then cremat-
ed Rene Debin and Fred Carriere, at
Port Arthur, Ont, in February last.
The steamer Dauntless successfully
landed large expedition in Cuba.
A Union Pacific mail train ran from
Cheyenne. Wyo., to Council Bluffs, To-.
a distance of $40 miles, in $50 minutes,
including stops. Engines were changed
twice.
Thieves entered the home of Mrs.
Eppenstein, in Chicago, and after
beating her with revolyers, made away
with all her diamonds, valued at 81, 600.
The state normal school at River
Falls, Wis, was completely destroyed
by fire, causing loss of $4,000.
The steamer Nahant and part of the
ore docks at Escanaba, Mich, were
burned. Two of the boats crew are
missing.
Assistant Postmaster j. T. Braveboy
was shot and killed within few rods
of the postoffice at Lake City, S. c.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02

Not nearly all the funny things in this
world are with a Washington
Democrat
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-12-02

In giving thanks for your blessings, don't
forget the criticisms you have received
n. Y. Independent.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa
MockRlDGE SAVED THE DAY.

Hoods Pills are the favorite cathartic. Csc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11
Second Stage.

was victim OF consumption OF tho
lungs. had hemorrhages from the lungs
Tor SIX months I paid the doctors $50,
me, that | was incurahlo 7 ha1 ,,sr,,,,,o az,
weak that was confined to the he'd, NV
husband went 10 town and got a bottle Of
Pe-ru-na, crG 1t did mo so much rood
mat he got SIX more. and took them 40.
This was seven years auo. and NV baaI,b
mas been good ever since. can 10 out In
the woods and chop wood, and rover
could do that before recommended Pa.
ru.na ana Man-a-lin TO a man Of my ac-
quslhtance who had asthma. He TOOK II
and was cured. He says that he feels No.,
ter now than he has felt for five years
ana he only took two bottles OF pe-ru-na
NY DAUGHTER. II years old was cured Of
am very grateful. nH'
MRS, MARY FRITZ.
Berwick Mo
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METHonfsr.

shearn Methodist Episcopal churcn.
Sosih- Rev. Seth Ward. pastor. sunday
tchool at $50 a. IN. ". % jones A. n
Howell and 8. L. Tracey. superintendont,
e., Alhs az u O. ~. and 7fJ p IN. by
the ~ W y beai1eld o. Galveston. Ep-
3. m S''
Mckee Street Methodist Episcopal church
s9uih, on Mckee between Providence ana
Ncpu streets, Rev. +. W. Thomas pastor
Sphahy school AZ $50 q. IN. ]. D. Freeman
superintendent Preaching AZ u a. m. and
.. N. by the paHtor. Junior League ueetin,
az =. m Ars s " Thomas. manager
- NOR League meeting at - p m Rev.
~ J. HdtchkisH win preach Wednesday n,
p, m At the close Of This services the
All are INVITED
tabernacle Methodist Episcopal church
SCUM. POLK avenue aud Caroline street
services A. II a 20. aud IS p. n by the
pastor Joseph - Sears. Sunday school Al
~ a. M J. Y. DeaIy. superintendent,
np"oNh League service At 6;f5 .. IN. c.
a. a., o".n, president Midweek prayer meet
ing every Wednesday at 8 D. m,
Washington Street Motlo dlst Church
ioio Washington street, Rev. j. W. Horn.
Lahtor SUNDAY school at $50 {. m. w W
he'ly superintendent. Preaching at II
M ny HoV. VIM. Braihurn. and nj 7.4s
VI ny Kew y. ". Thomas Epworth
league prayer meeting a, $50 o. M. Song
service by the choir al 20 p. m.
"a m0nanan Methodist church. corner Buff
'alo aud German stfeeta. REV A Hon
81 pastor. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. {,
=, - HANKS, superintendent. Preaching AZ
a. H. and p. M. by the pastor. Special
spl.ie' Tor the children at p. IN. 10 con-
nse,ion with this service tho baptism ~
,iiiuren WIZ BIO attended 10. Epyorth
,'eanue at TAB .. m. At tho night service
apr"sahm Tor membership VIII be- re-
cei'cd into tho church and The meo,ln, y,ii,
clone with tho sacrament Of The Iara'.
Supper. wv 'S"'"
drummer iiaii-Preaching at 3 D. IN. by
Rev. ]. w. Horn. ~
"eriino Miasion--sunday school at 3 u.
m' san Hutchison. superintendent.
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waco Floral society.

Waco, Texas April s.--The Waco Floral
society viii offer premium at their fall
show to be held In November next. to the
school children Of the State II years old
and under for the most complete and best
arranged herbarium. composed entirely of
naive Texas plants and flowers. This pre-
MUM VIA interest mostly those ~ the
children who are studying botany, and We
ieei should elicit great interest from all
the public schools.
Those who are interested In this exhibit
viii please send their address, TO me. and /
VIII take pleasure In mailing them full
premium list az soon as issued
Please give this space In your Sunday
paper. as wo feel It is OF public interest. and
obisc, yours very truly.
j. w Barnett
Chairman Premium List. Waco Floral So
clciY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11

During the course Of the four preceding
lectures We have considered the structure
and diseases OF the nose ears, eyes, naso-
pharyngcal space. oro-pharynX. and tae
laryaN. You will remember that we oegan
with tho mucous membrane, At the iTent
edge o. the nosirils. and from that poln'
We have followed il In all OF It's vindiIes
and complications. lining both ncsiriis'
lining the numerous cavities aad eciis
Of the face cavities o, the turei
mated bones and the ethmod: also lining
the ears, the Eustachian tubes. nasal Aai
lachrymal ducts covering the eye bail, In
ing the eye-lds. the naso- pbaryuG, oro-
pharynx and the laryuX--al II
one continuous structure. We eX-
planned how catarrh. in any Of It's
stages II not cured must finally extend
along this mucous membrane and eject one
after another OF the ORGANS. Until ii reaches
the lungs There il must stop, as Il eau
go no further.
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DR.. HARTMANS LECTURE
On Diseases OF the Lungs
Especially Reported for This Paper

hir, 70 see his wife she is dying, she Is
dyiae," he exclaimed come quietly or
We will be 700 late. 1 have my carriage az
he door TO take you" saw there vas
no Use TO excuse myself that nothing u",
~, violate conpliarce would be listened
10. SO went with hin. The horses fairly
new over the ALLEGHENY City bridge, and
through the city 20 $50 Market street. lie
drove 50 tas: that expected every mo
me1t 10 be dashed to pieces, The police
called 10 as ans threatened dire venselncc'
hut nothing daunted. the distracted hus-
Fsnd ven; on ana On as fast as the horsees
coula mn and halted at the mouse We
rushed up to the bedside. The family, The
preacher ana the family doctor we're
s,ardinc around ;he bed. The doctor IN Il
low ,re,r,ulous voice. said You are too
Iste. She is dying She was unconscious.
lIps and finger nails We're blue. and sac
VAS breathing voSy te,bly through the up
per part Of the lungs. The pulse had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-11

ceased at the wrist md she was really dy-
ing. / at once asked the husband fer Ie-
IN ma. He said he had none but would
have it in a minute lie rushed TO the
drug store and by the time had exchanged
a few words with the doctor the Peru-na
was there l Immediately gave her tea
spoonful. but she came so near stranglius
that the doctor thought 1t was all over,
and when looked around be had lett IN
less than fifteen minutes she eyrecto-
rated half a teacupiul Of purul ant matter.
She Immediately breathed more freely ard
gave her another teaspoonful. and again
rnption. l ordered the dose 10 te cou,in-
ued every fifteen minutes, until ;hs -ext
morning, when they should r=u2-. te-
condition at my office. The rli- ~zs
that by morning, through the fs-h".l use
of the Pe-ru-na, she had eve s-al Ter
lungs by oNpectoration. Conscientious sd
pulse had returned and she eal!1 l-ez,ae
nearly az full as in healit. = '~o -seas
she was quite well. The docto- .stlraed
to the house the noct morning.. a.l. OF
course, expected 10 find crepe stite door:
but, 10 his utter astonishneut. .h- y~as so
much better that he assured her and the
family that she was ont Of all danger and
would get we'll. He declared that Pe-rtl.na
should continue to take It to the exclusion
OF everything else. Her case had been
pronounced consumption hy a consultation
OF physicians months before. But of
course. they were wrong. Her disease was
catarrhal inflammation OF the lungs with
mucous infil.raton. Tho pe-r,I-na gave
her the needed strength TO expectorate
and then speedily healed tho catarrh n,
the air cells and ultimate bronchial tubes
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Huntsville.

huntsville. Texas. April io.-The pro-
tracted meeting at the Methods, church
continues with good interest. Rev. u, W.
solomon ot Marlin concluded his labors on
Thursday night and left the next day for
home. Bishop Key OF Sherman arrived
yesterday and preached last night and to-
day. and may remain soEle days longer 1t
u expected the meeting viii result In much
good 10 the church and community.
District court concluded It's labors for
the term today. The grand jury returned
twenty Ave bills during It's sitting.
Aossrs. w. @. barr and George n. Otey
have boon appointed by Mayor Ashford
members Of the city school BOARD TO TN
valaucleB
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Third Stage.

About year ago contracted violo,,
cold, which settled on my LUNGS. and fnr
four months ran down very rapi1ly
coughing up quantities of bloody mucus
lungs ! was on the verge OF tho ',,.a ,'e
My husband and my friends had rlvt -, w., w.,
up. Some one, however, who had ,-' In
your Pe-ru-na advised me to use il rev
last hope bought a bottle. and f,r ~ "a
Immediate reliot from lis use con III, ,ns
taking it. ] tool, a number OF bot, l,"G Of n
- r.s, ,Ta ana , ,hlnk four or five bottles
no more hemorrhsges. ! am nc " 'yai, had
ever was in my life. VOL ds !
"a, , MKs. ELIZA HEINZLE
log Z. Main St, Columbus 0L;o
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CONSUMPTION.
First Stage.

Last winter had la grippe and hemor-
rhage OF the lungs followed All the doe
tors around here told no had to die OF
consumption. Then thought 1 would asl;
DR.. Hartman for advice, which / did Fla
prescribed Pe-ru-na for me. and took +,
according TO his directions and was cured
in short time. advise everybody thar
is troubled with lung disease to take DR.,
liartman's treatment. am sure they VIII
not regret Il II they do. am now eniov-
ing good health, and can thank pe-ru.na
ioF It, MRS. ANNA HARMENING.
Mazo Mamie Dane Co Vie
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mr.. Hobcrt. Acquitted.

Hlllsboro, Texas. April a.--Dr. j. s.
Roberts. charged with the killing of Or. W
N Drake in this city last fall. has been
on trial In The district court here this week
and after a hard fought battle Of legal
si9nts, the defendant was acquitted. tho
jury being out only a short time.
The case against Mrs Roberts VIII be
called today They are both bong dcfauded
by Hon. william Pope OF Marshall.
There is a sentiment among the Y hite
people here 10 the effect that hereafter
there VIII be held a white man's primary
In city elections.
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BAPTIST

Thiri Baptist chur- Regular services
every Sunday 81 u q n aaa - :. Il .
EeY L Amuous pastor. S.E4ay school
IL 800 n. =. =. Read z1Petlntcaceat
North Houston Baptist Cagrch-Corne-
q Mckee AID QuiiuAn streets. Fifth ward
Sunday school g; $500 u. 70. L. F Breaker,
sur-ria 'enceni Preaching Service at II 4.
IT ty Pastor ]. C.. Hudson Subject.
National Law IS Spirit Life. or The King
dom % Ict Like seed Ia TIE Ground. Wor-
ship with u.s.
second Bap's: Church Corner Hardy
si-ee' AID Liberty avenue Sunday school
a. g a. II. ". b. Hanson. assistant su-
pcrniencent Preacai9s 10th mofalne ard
night ~ s. P. Miller at Bonba-l. Texas.
Al are cordially invited 20 hear him!
Tlam Aission-Tuam street. between
Auttln anf i-aBrarch streets Preaching
a. p II after Sunday school By Rev. ".
(. TyGes.
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fOuR LAKE uorEt

"a Open M al ,wSin'err' 10, mineral water
one week, reduced 20 1000 for every ad
di,tonal week, includes use OF mineral
fishing abounds, An excellent liable and
clean. steam heated house. Free hacks
meet all day trains. For further pnrticu
lars. address Newton 4 Freeman,
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CHRIsTIAN scIENcr-

Services viii be held In room 40. 30l.
Macon block. corner Of MAN street and
Rlsk Avenue ai II a. m. The International
Bible lesson VIII be considered from a
Christian Science standpoint. by reading
references from the Bible and the Chris
Tan s'ieace text book. Subject: THE
Manifestation of Unity in Christ" All are
invited.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First PRESBYTERIAN Chuseh-Co-ler Msia
street and Mckinney avenue. Wn. Esyu-
Leayen. p. D. pasior. Sun day school ST
s.se a. n. n chapel. Mckinney avenue 81.
trance E. W Taylor superintendent. Jc1a
A. WILEY assistant superintendent. Mas
Fannie g. Vincent superintendent urinary
department Regular church services al y
a. n. and ,. m. WITH 9rss hiaE BY tie
pastor. latsni bzpusmSl services Al : ,.
II Young Peoples society meeting 2t s l.
,. II Strangers welcome 70 al services.
Cumberland Presbyterian Caurch-l y
Heisell, u. D. pastor. Preaching oy the
pastor AZ u a II and : p n SuC1sy
school al s.i5 8. n ais Christian e 4eav-
or a. : ,. II. Junior EndeAror =: p. II
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening 4;
.. n. An services in tie aew chapel %
Fannia ana Pe2se.
Westminster Presbyterian C1urch-Ove,
Brown Bros store. co4asr Main ard Cap!
tol. Preaching services al II o'clock =
L. ana SO =. n. by 4 :. Litile, y. D.
sunday school e; $50 6. n. George c.
byefs. superintendent. Miss Eva He3;y.
crgsuist Young Peoples Society o.
Christian EudeaYor g, as 3. y. Yog are
cordially invied 10 ;Aese services.
Esriy Street Presbyterian CA-fch--G
Is. Story. pas,cr Sunday scdoo. !; -
a. n. Preaching az IL 3 r. Junior League
g. ? IN. Evening ssrvIos A. 7-1 T. IN.
Tie Ss-rsrnell q 'te lords Saire- viii
= observed Immediately following the
uorul1E sermon The sacrament q zap
rsn VIII be adm. llsrere4 ana members
received Ito tae church.
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;2 e4!Slous MooElp

have any idea. The women who do the
drudgery hold the strength OF the word IN
their bands The sanitary conditions @,
the homes depend upOn them.-Rey. ;. 81
Dick. Congregationalist. Springfield. Mass
THE NEW REGIME The cid regime @,
indolent sristocracy ls giving way 70 tne
new regime o. me aTisiocracy OF rseiul-
ness. Pampered daughters OF ill-aaVisH
wealth are being trained into heiptuineSs.
independence and skillful sell reliance -
Rev. j. l. Jones, Unitarian. Chicago Ia
MooDY-H Jonah hadn't swallowed tie
whale. Moody might have. defy you 10
find anything In the line Of progress Ia bis
words Even his songs do 10; lit you Up
unless your reason IS ssleep. Creii!lty
has ncen tried long enough.-Rev. Herbert
y. Casson. Independent, Lynn, Mass.
RITUAL AND PRAYER-There is al
ways : priest Of some sort, but not always
& prophet OF any sort. The line o; priests
never falls. II Is easier 70 remember ,
ritual ard 30 over again m old ceremony
1t is c..sler 10 make long prayer ihaa 70
do ,usuce--Rey, ". ". Reed. ln4e?eaieni.
Denver, Colo.
SOCIAL EvOf.uTioN-ThluE 0. IRE
breaking down Of hzrr!e-s Q. distance D.
lard and sea x the thousand heacon
lIsl,s OF knowledge Of the srowih o.
spiritual life. the leayening power this Is
egertiuE. Realize The marvellous social
evolution o. OUT age-Rev Henry ?. Mil
lgan. Ep.scopalian. Chicago. III.
a oNE-stDED GosPEL-The gospel o.
Christ Is much more comprehensive han
some people imagine They tcil Us some
times 20 llmit OR pfeach.rs - sene fe.-
tare ~ tho gcspfi they '1Tge. 'ha' u Is
easy 80 preach are-siiea gospel. aud '1ai
-. gorrel is uany-si4c1 -i.e.. Dr. Pat
yol. I1esny cr.aa. T-.1retJl. :. J.
SELF Defense hel.eTe III ths ruit,-
va,ion ~ the srt ~ se't. jettHs" L is q
,aaaiy at. ar every nan ought 20 80 a.
uihAr With its leading principles Hl,
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