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METHODIST.

shearn Methodist Episcopal church.
South--Rev. Seth Ward pastor. SUNDAY
school at $3.50 a. IN. w Is. Jones, A. q.
Howell and $. L. Tracey superintendent.
Preaching at ii u. IL. and ) y. III. Ep-
worth League service at 6.iJ y. m. Strang-
ers cordially invited to all services.
Mckee Street Methodist Episcopal church
tSouth)-On Mckee. between Providence
worth League service at I p. III. Strans
pastor. sunday school at $3.50 a. IN. j u.
freeman superintendent Preaching at ii
a. m. and p. III. by the pastor Junior
League meeting at I y. m. Senior League
meeting at i:l5 p. m, MIR. Walter Howell
leader. Midwcck prayer meeting every
Wednesday at y. III. a cordial welcome
extended to all who Will attend these
services.
Washington Street Methodist Church
! and Conf streets. Rev. $. ". Thomas
lalo Washington street. Sunday school at
. 80 a. m, ~, w Kelley superintendent
Revival services are contnuer Rev. L. c.
Rector OF Manor. Texas. Will preach at IL
a. m and as y. IN. Epworth League pray
or meeting $50 y. IN. Song service by the
choir at 1870 .. IN. All are invited to at
tend
Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal church,
south. Polk avenue and Caroline street
services at II II. m. and f, III. by the
pastor, Joseph b. Sears. Sunday school at
$50 a. M j. V. Dcaly. superintenden,.
Epworth League devotional service at Z
p m, e. Nj owen, president. MidweclS
pIeyer meeting Wednesday az H. IN.
McAshan Methodist church, corner Bur.
salo aud German streets, Rev. c. a. Hoop
or pastor. Sunday school at 900 a. III.
j, II. Hanks superintendent. Preaching ri
II a, m. by Roy. II w, Hodges Preaching
AT night by the pastor, Ma,tic McAshan
Juvenile Missionary society meets at 30
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IMITATION OF SHAKESPEARE.

For the Post.
u doth no honor TO perform the right
the perverted and most cursed'st spirit
May execute the law. IN dread OF man.
Upon advice on due OCCASION:
SO merc estate incapable Of wro;S:
But motive Is ihe deed as thoroughly
as The deed,
And conscience doth give permit nor re-
fuse
No decd that stands within the eve OF
honor
The best-condltionod soul doth pleasure
most,
When 'saEed in grace ard doth appro-
pr.are
Not praise to 'scape the wrong; It shames
respect
To level at the public eye Of praise
Gaorge " lIson pre.cot-
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PRrsBYTrRIAN

First PRESBYTERIAN Clurch-Corner Main
street and Mckinney avenue. VIM. Hayne
Leavcll. u. d, pastor Sunday school al
$50 a, m. In chapel, Mckinney avenue en-.
tranto. f. W. Taylor superintendent. John
Il. Wiley assistant superintendent, John
Fannie G, Vincent superintendent primary
department, Regular church services at II
r. m. and y. NJ. with preaching by the
Rev James l. Vance, u. D., Of Nashville.
Tenn Young Peoples meeting at u. m
Strangers cordially invited TO ali services.
Westminster Presbyterian Churcn-oyc,
Brown Bros. store, cornar Main and Cant
toll. Preaching at II n, m. and 4 u. m Inv
II. s. Little. u. n SUNDAY school nj o. so
n, m. Geo A. Bycrs, superintendent Miss
Eva Hongy orgnniSt Young pcapIe's So.
cIety Of Christian EndosvoI at as u. IN
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening AT 4
p m. You arc cordially invited TO these
services.
Cumberland Presbyterian 0urch-Corner
Fanrin street aud Peace Ncnuc. J. NJ,
llalsel, u. n. pastor The pastor win. nj
the II a m service, preach sermon re-
l"lns 10 the late Christian Eudeavor con-
vontton, its incidents. its influence and
tho general worl, OF the society as 1t re-
latcs 70 tho church and csnecinliy TO tho
young pcoplc. Sermon again at % m.
Junior EndeaNor NJ y. m and Senior En-
dcANor at p. m. Prayer meeting every
Thnrsday cverii r at S p. m. An Invited TO
AL those services
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Corner
BAPTIST.

Services at the First baptist church this
morning at II o'clock. Subject NJ the ser-
mon; Tho Church OF Christ;-l,s Nature
and Mission" Services this evening at
100 The pastor. MIR, Lamkin. Will con
uhuo his course of sermons on THE stories
OF The Bible Called In Question by Modern
critics, taking for his special subject
The Flood and the Ark" After the SER
mon the ordinance Of baptism will be ad-
ministercd.
Second Baptist church Corner of Hardy
street and Liberty avenue, Sunday school
at 1880 a, m. W. d Hanson assistant SUI
perintendent Regular church conference
at IL O'Clock a, m. All tho members are
urged TO ho present.
North Houston Baptist Church. Corner
OF Mckee and Quitman streets. Firth ward
sunday school at 1870 a. M. l.. T. Breaker.
superintendcnt. Preaching service at II a
m. bv Pastor j c, Hudson. Subject.
The Elements OF Divine Worship" Come
thou and worship with us,
CHRISTIAN.
Rev. ]. J. Haley will fll the pulpit nj
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sermons recently delivered in the United
States and Canada by the leading clergy
men, priests. prelatos. religious teachers
and professors OF the Christian faith. In
every Instance the text has been CAREFUL!
read and abbreviated.
ERRoR-The chief fascination Of error
IS Its splendid demasosy. Rev. Dr. Lori
mer, Baptist. Boston.
REASON FOR SIN--No one commits n
sin without ooutrlying TO give reason
for it, This he must necessarily do, be-
cause man is endowed with the gift OF
reason.-Rev Father y. l.. Valley Catho-
lic Cleveland.
FA1SEHooDs--The merchant who tells
his clerk to sell half cotton goods for all
wool goods should not be surprised J.! his
clerks tell him lies and steal his money
Rev. u. l.. Moody, Evangelist. Chicago.
IDoLATRY--Any worship that does not
have man for its ultimate object, that
does not tend to upllft HIM and make him
juster wiser, kinder, \ idolutry. Rev. j.
II. Palmer. Uniyersalist, Cedar Raplds
la
MEAN MEN--A mans word may be IS
good as his bond. and his bond may BE-
as good as gold, ana yet that man may
be mean and small Ia all other matters
Rev. J. +. Cathell, Episcopallan, Dcs-
Moincs Iowa.
SCIENCE AND WoMEN'S TEARS-Thc
oynIc OF science IS despigiiualized by
atrophy Of the finer emotions when b" ue-
claros that womAns tears have lost all
power over him. because he bias Analysed
them and found only muriajo %, soda and
a solution OF phos pha,c.-Jl James a. Clark,
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CR1TrENTnN MISSION.

Florence Crittenton Rescue Mission Hall
LIS Milan street. between Prairie and
Preston avenues Mission Sunday school
from 10 to II a. m. Morning service at ii
q. N. Evening Gospel service at r, M.
Everybody welcome VIM. Bradburn. su-
periateudent.
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compel them to be ON their feet from
morning to night, and many of them,
In q short time, contract these dis
trsssing complaints called female
diseases.
Then occur irregularities, suppressed
or painful menstruation, weakness,
Indigestion leucorrhna, general de-
bility and nervous prcstration.
They are beSet with such symptoms
as dizziness, faintncss, lnssitmdc, ex-
citability, irritability, nervousness,
slecplessncss, melancholy, all-gone"
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feelings.
blues and hopelcssness.
In such eases there is one tried and
true remedy. Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound at once removes
such troubles The following il Q
sample;
"My dear Mrs. Pinkham After
writing you and before your answer
Mmc, was too miserable TO go to the
store, and SO lost my position. That
was five weeks ago. am now back
again in my old place, and never felt
So we'll in all my life. The bear
ing-down pains and whites have left
me, and l am not bit nervous or
blue. Life looks brighter to me. I
don't get tired, my temper is real
cwect, and could scream right out
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CHRIsrfAN SCIENCE.

Services will be held IN room No. sol.
Mason block. corner Of Main street and
Rusk Avenue at IL a. m. The International
Bible lesson viii be considered from a
Christian Science standpoint by reading
references from the bible and the Chris
tian Science text book. Subject "Paurs
Account Of the Resurrection" All are in
Vited
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HOUSTON DAILY Posn SUNDAY MORNING. NAY 9. 1897.

| some OF them were rerogsejcssly revenge
ful. toe enthusiasm IN America cooled
down. That does not mean that any OF us
sympathiEed with the Turk.-Rcv. Reuben
Thomas. Congregauoualis;. BrooSllne,
Mass.
Music-The ancients used 10 term "rnu-
Sic in the same way as We use the term
art To thoin IL was quite a conprc-
hensive term, and included all TIA; We at
this time include IN the term art Accord
ING to mythology, music had Its orisia with
the go1. Eerines. He took a tortoise, and
after disembowclins I; nndc Tyre Oh,
OF its back. He made seven strings from
sheep gu; and played upon them with a
piece OF bonc.--Rev. Carey F.. Morgan
Church OF Christ, Minneapolis, MINI.
HELf.--Tho-e ara rVany souls that are
Incapable Of reclamation They can not te
admitted into the highest bliss. They are
hopclcssly evil and must be shut ont, That
is their punishment for sin. | believe that
hell is place where these spirits will
dwell eiernally. The idea 81 eternity in
volycd Is. Of course. something which the
finite mind Of meu can never grasp. We
know tina, in nature some strange THINKS
become PAST redemption. cut u harmony
with the natural order. ard are lost. de-
s,royei. So with the souls Of inea hit lest
souls are not tormcuted Rev. John ".
Conlry, Daptlst, St. Paul.
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the Central Christian church today at IL
a. nj. and s p IN. The ordinance OF baptism
viii be administered at the close OF the
evening service. Rev. j. c. Mason Will
preach at the Christian church at Alvin at
$3.50 y. m. today.
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Onlce CT
''''eS'Sner OF Agriculture. INSURANCE.
statistics and History. '"'''
10 9, Al Whom II May Concern. '''''
This Is to certify. that ill.,
BAY STATE BENEFICIARY
A All rs Of wenneld. Mass ho, t.,
Texas as eo iSH Ss0%plied win the law. Of
business in this State, ana many H. 70 rs doing
his of nYs Eertncaie Of Authority rom rom
state for twelv yn md = iS do business 10 tbs
S CO 1bau1ry ISL 10 The Sis, d ins is' day
In N AusiI nhu ,h my hand and seal at office
written. anu cate hrst above
RoBT; l.. POLLARD.
Acting COMMISSIONER.
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Re4!s!ous MoEtp

, the saloon to the gutter-Rev. james c.
Russell. Presbyterian, Camden, Pa
SUPREME LovE---The love OF husband
and wife should be supreme; none hlsher,
and none should usurp Its place, (ouns
| marrie-! people should live by themselves
on tho star; and then there viii Be no mis-
understandings or III feelings. Rev. Or.
Northrup, Baptist, Kansas CITY, No.
| COMMON THlNGS-Just to be an aver
age man, an ordinary woman, seems COM
| monplace. There Is little 10 SUR the irag =
nation In the life that trudges along The
valleys, yet the preparedness for the hills
| comes from Just these COMMONPLACE days.
-Rey. +. G.. Peabody, Unitarian, Cam
bridge. Mass.
/, UNITY-ln social and political life the
| monarchy is the lowest expression Of the
unit. the republic the highest eXprt ssion
OF unity tn which men are brought INTO
unity by choice aud development instead q
| by some powerful cocrciye force. Bishop
sessums, Methodist, New Orleaps.
SACRED THINGS There are some
! things On earth 50 sacred and 50 deep. so
wen secured against all possible risk, SO
sure Of being carried forward wnen tiiue
! is done, that heaven itself Will only be
49,. ~ ,tar,af-g- tb.fr gDys
.ns ~ ,,',,i3s,,,s Sorg,sea.tonoiis,
g., r.'r,,..o
SCI"
,,ovscrrvrr -c,,sc,a,cc "a power
,-c,ai c,,,6tSaS r"sr'.s t,I5r,ner; may be
-, f,,i, but good conscience means
mus, NO, Jiscord No man ever listened
IN 10 testimony OF a good conscience
v-i,hout rcioicinr. Or. Guilette.
Neibodis, cincinnati. Ohio.
oRtTI-AplrS-Once there was man
WHO h.l oii, on his wife's tombstone,
"rbc Deb, OF nv lie has Eoae ont" and
n. g,rurk another match Don't wal, to
hayo tho obituaries framed: frame kind
words now while our loved ones live
R,v George r. stuart. Methodist. Louis.
yiue Nv.
sApnATJ1 pREAtlNG-Do not chiie a
man n he seeks sunday cnioynen, in the
purts mr. some oibrr puniir institutions II
NAV rc., from his lnb,rs. ard II is surely
NOT dcsecrafion or sabbath breaking for
him N rolox MS mind ana body in le-
qjtInaie munuer.-Roy. A. W. Arundel,
EniscopaIjnn. prtsburg Pa.
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Alk[t:en!eyer's,
80" and SOY TRACTS Street

Office of
commissioner 81 Agriculture. Insur,pc.
ro Austin. Texas, Apra (, Ise,
10 an whom II may concern. - 1874
This Is 10 certify. That IN.
NATIONAL FRATERNAL UNION
OF Cincinnau, Ohio. has IN =,
Of Tsass 'a as coS SdGlmpsd with tho laws
doing business In this state en ann 20 Us
SAD company holds a Certiiicate or u "A.
Business ry from in M ,n's SIee emitting to do
from the Is, day OF January. iss7 ' Nv ms
Sis i,S DAY , Of December ,iss7' ''' 10 the
=, ",ven uha.r my hand and seal. at Office
written. ""'0 "Fs' ABOVE
~ Al: ROSE, Commissions,
g. n MATHIEUs. State Agent. Tess.
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Office Of , 1usurs'S
statistics and nayas' Arra : 49,
Ausiin, ConceYn:
To An Whom n i ,itS M' that the
Inns - " BANKERS LIFE y,,k bss =
Insurance cs 3.is GsysSs5f! 81 siv'5.i e y
q TeS S.a a. cS n Ms s,aIs q, x
Company holds 'S.,tiing It 10 DO rom rom y
from his enc for e' we've months IS Is "
II, n ' aay s Of January, 1881 to NV :, tss
OF o, i,Is' under my hand "a aa date drs ~"
IN Austin. the day ""' ,,,.,,susi
wrttcn. ROSE, Co"
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the saloon TO the gu,ter.-Rev. James c
Russell. Presbyterian, Camden, Pa.
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$3.50 Shoe
pair.
$3.50
sl slaughtered
Any the Slaughtered
pair.
n weekpe
too many We
the
. htered FTces
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SUPREME LovE--The love OF husband
and wife should be supreme; none hlsher,
and none should usurp Its place. Young
married people should live by. themselves
on tho star; and thon tnero will Be no mis-
understandings or III feelings. REV. Dr.
Northrup, Baptist, Kansas City, Mo.
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COMMON THlNGs--Just to be an aver
axe man, an ordinary woman, seems ooln-
monplace There Is little TO stir the irag
nation in the life that trudges along The
valleys, yet the preparedness for the hills
comes from Just these commonplace days.
--Rey. +. G. Peabody, Unitarian, Cam
bridge. Mass.
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CONSCIENCE Conscience Is power
OF moral Judgment and a susceptibility TO
moral emotion. \ mans judgment may be
a, fault. but good conscience means
music. not discard No man ever listened
10 the testimony OF q good conscience
without rejoicing. Rev. Or. Guileite.
Methodist, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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UNITY-ln social and political life the
monarchy is the lowest expression Of the
unit. the republic the highest eNpT, ssion
OF unity. In which men are brought INTO
unity by choice aud development instead O.
by some powerful eocrcive force.--bishop
sessums, Methodist, New Orleaus.
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CHRISTIAN,
Rev J. J.. Haley will I'LL the pulpit at
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FALsEHooDs--The merchant who tells
his clerk to sell half cotton goods for all
wool goods should not be surprised i! his
clerks tell him lies and steal his money
Rev. d. L. Moody. Evangelist. Chicago.
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SACRED THINGS There are some
things On earth 50 sacred and 50 deep. SC
wen secured against all possible risk, SO
sure Of being carried forward when time
is done, that heaven itself viii only be
the proper sphere FOR expanding their JOYS.
Rev W u. Williams. Congf egationa.ist,
san Francisco.
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Inc above saughtering prices will also prevail IN
MILLINERY, NOTIONS and GENTS FIR
NlohlNG GOODS DEPARTMENT. Mail Or.
aerS receive prompt attention. Don't forget the
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have man for its ultimate object. that
does no, tend to upllfi HIM and make him
juster. wiser. kinder. y idolutry .-Rey. j..
II. Palmer. UuNersalist. Cedar Rapids,
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REASON FOR SfN-No one commits n
sin without oourlying TO give reason
for il. This he must necessarily do. be-
cause man is endowed with the gift OF
reason.--Rev. Father y. l.. Valley, catho-
lie Cleveland.
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oBITUARlES-On there was man
who hel pa, on his wifes MAIDSTONE,
"rhc light OF my life has goae olt,' and
Il wasn't SIX months before, in his GLOOM
he struck another match Don't Wait to
have tho obituaries framed; frame Kind
words Row while our loved ones live
Rev. George R. stuart. Methodist Louis
vile, Ky.
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MEAN MEN--A mans word may be IS
good as his bond. and his bond may b.
as good as gold, ana yet that man may
be mean and small Ia an other ulhtters. .-
Rev. J. +. Cathell. Episcopalian. Dos-
Moincs IoWa
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THREATS Many great inspired works
Of art are chiefly products OF untiring
labor. Just as often rs not ( is not facility
tut difficulty that makes tho man. \
threat has made many a weary man rise
refreshed for the combat. I, was tho sheer
~ rho people that urged Nelson on to his
great victories Rabb! Myor :. Levy, sun
Francisco, Cal.
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ERRoR-The chief fascination OF error
IS Its splendid demagogy Rev. Dr. Lori
mer, Baptist. Boston
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RELIGIOUS THOUGHTS.

EDITED BY WILL NJ. CLEMENS.
Following Is a summary OF the principal
sermons recently delivered in the United
States and Canada by the leading clergy
men. priests. prelatcs. religious teachers
and professors OF the Christian faith. In
every Instance the text has been CAREFUL!
read and abbreviated.
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SABBATH pREAKlNG--Do not chilc a
man II he seeks sunday enjoyment in the
parks or some o,hcr public institution. II
is the only day in the week In which ho
may rest from his labors, and II is surely
not dosecration OF sabbath breaking for
him 20 relax his mind and body in le-
climate munner.-Roy. y. w Arundel
Epscopalinu, pi'tsburg. Pa,
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LITERARY NOTES.
The Declaration of Independence
 Saved by Woman.

In an historical article recalling the destruction Of our Natioaaal capital bS the British forces in 1sl4. Clifford aoward in tl.e Jals Ladies Home.Jonrnai, will show that Dol ly Madison, the most beloved and topalar woman oi htr day. WAS courageous and fen less in the face of graye danger. h the mad stam- pede from Washingt on, that preceded the invasion ny the British troops, Dolly Madison was the lust to seek safety in flight, and her final act be- fore quitting the White House. as the enemy advanced, was to seize the Declaration of Independence and carry it to q place of snfety
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SHERMAN OPPOSED TO THE
 HAWAIlAg TREATY
He Thinks this Government Should Quit Meddling and Leave yigo- rous Foreign Policies to
 Other Nations.

WASHINGTON, June 17.-Secreta- " Sherman does not conceal his opposition to the Hawaiian treaty which he signed yesterday. When the Portuguese Ministers called on the Secretary this morning, in the course of the weekly diplomatic re, ception, he mentioned Portugal's great interest in the treaty-the Portuguese being second in point Of numbers among the foreign inhabi- tants of the islands, which the Chinese isil are four tttFl-aIidi was going on ko say that Portugal would be gratified by the change of govern. ment if her citizens were fully pro- teeted.
 The Secretary is reliably reported to have told the Minister that he thought the treaty very bad, that
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annexation was, in his opinion, wrong, and that the United States ought to quit meddling in eoleniza= tion or vigorous foreign policies, as there were enough questions at home requiring settlement to mo nopolize all the time and energies of the American people. Mr Sher- man said he hoped the treaty would not be ratified.
 To the British, French and Ger mhn Ambassadors the Chinese Min isters and others who called upon him today, Mr. Sherman is declared to have made similar professions of apathy.
 The remarks of Mr. Sherman were received by the Portugese Ministers with astonishment. He had hardly expected to hear such views express ed by the man who had charge of the foreign affairs of the United States; and whose views would nat urally be supposed to coincide with those of the President.
 Mr. Sherman told him that his opposition to annexation was not based entirely on the propriety of the annexation of the island but be- cause other question affecting our Diplomatic relations were of much greater moment. He said he thought the Transmission of the treaty 10 the Senate at this time was inadvisable and unnecessary.
 Miss Lula Goldsmith. of Little Roek, passed through the city yes terday on her way to Greenville to visit relatives.
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nlade.:
THE MOZART CONCERT rnnranr.

The Mozart Conservatory of Music concert will take place ut Merrill Institute tonight. Misses Mamie Mann, Mary McMillan, Emma Anderson, Josie Dreyfus and Brunette Altschu will contest for the Holleuberg Piano Medal, aud Misses Julia Seymour, Josie Strauss and Brunette Altsehni will compete for tbe vocal prize. There will be several other selections from the various departments, and the con. cert throughout promises to be very eresting and will display the character of the work done through out the year. The general public is cordially invited to attend. No admission is charged Concert be gins promptly at S:30
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after which Rev w. F. Evans, of Prescott, made some soul stirring remarks on thequestion of missions and stated he was with these good women in their work and would at any time welcome them to his dis trict. Rev. o. E. Goddard being detained at home on account of a sick child the annual sermon. was delivered by pr. Dye, which was a very eloquent and attractive ser mOn