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New-York tribune., 1897-07-31

and not TIL then can you and become channels OF
blessing to others In the full and large ana oesseu
sense Of the term. God warts us 10 come """'
from ourselves enterprises our i9fesonI aone do
Thou reveal hyssf e me and ha take essSe ms s Bss
satisfy sS So11sS ms %'s sos hce or o @
Taylor told me how up0n, oas as bs had never
Shn GSa 5so9e od o% sese9 To win
that great promise: lie that drlnkstn oi '''e "
"Mr. Tsylor told me he lived right In the secret S
and glory of it, realizing there was meyer sotey o
IIed ale d all the gaps and avenues in his life suddenly
and quickly the darkness settled upon china ,, his
GS Seovea eS0x WIFE from lie nis told Of having
committed her TO the soil in that S'ras, s,,ng down
before his Master said Lord Jesus Thou q'bis bis
should never thirst, and 1t !, Si sesmsW% We al whas
5hirs'Ss ssiq co FS5 %v po5nnE ond Fl
the face and tell Him / wanted companonship an H.
from that supreme hour Of darkness o,y II, ny on with
nv work resting with him The element OF per-
sona dealing must be insisted upon rd sisters. as
this convention proceeds and God sends his mes mes
senger one BY one and we nd shn ibs De meetings viii
grow in numbers and power not TO seek x 'ho ne onp onp
Ism of the Spirit merely TO help p y0 o God 60 p0 and TO
get into the very place Of power with GOO III q Sr b
that God may have His way with You onS 1Sat G sen sne
tence in your hymnbook. willing; should ne ro, nU
require me- in silence TO welt W to-, on M HIN aow s5 rivers Of
living water n God has given you the gitt;f YOU on
will have to use IL. This promise or the sit VI
living waters is not for the preacher only Du' ior
every soul" -. to,,r
The twilight meeting Round Top the plctuir p1 i
esque knoll back of Mr.. Moodys house, was ,eu bs
H. NJ Moore of Boston. At the Auditorium nUJTorfn rnG
Rev r. A. Torrey, Of Chicago, delivered poMWer,u M u u,
sermon on "A Holy Ghost Revival. explaining III ~
what the one described in the second chapter, oi
Acts showed itself and how the revival came. MT
Moody said that Bishop Newman would reacn hgre ,h
Tomorrow afternoon. and would preach IN the
evening or on Sunday morning: MI Morgaah,
whose sermon to-day has caused such faVo'aoie
comment will speak tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
4 WANDERING KANSAN IN 4 HOSPITAL

man who is supposed to be Captain John H.
Brisbcn of Lyons. Kan, was removed TO HUDSON
Street Hospital last evening from the Old slip po-
lice station. Dr. Catherwood who took him In an
ambulance said that he suffering with melan-
cholia. About o'clock yesterday morning the
man, who was well dressed and of respectable ap-
pearance, entered the big office building NO %
Broad-st and took seat In the offices OF Hayes
g. Mackay. lie remained there all day with his
gripsack beside him. and the janitor could not
get him TO any questions he called In Po-
iceman Grady at $50 clock last night to take the
stranger away, he wanted 10 close up the build
ing
At the police station Captain Brisben who Is
about sixty years old. refused TO say word. He
acted like man whose mind was blank; In his
pocke; were only small change, and card
on which the following was printed: John +.
Brisben. The Midland Rock Salt and Mineral Com
pany Lyons Kan In OF the card
printed: Capt. Brisben. Manager Of Construction
Operations and Properties" Across the face OF the
card the words "Astor House" were written in
lead pencil
AT the Astor House II said that Captain
Brisben staying there about three months ago,
and seemed then 10 be all right. 1t Is believed that
the patient has friends somewhere in Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
MR.. MORGAN ATNORTHFIELD
THE YOUNG ENGLISH PREACHERS SER
MON ARoUsES DEEP INTEREST.
pERrEC.r WEATHER FOR THE CONFERENCE.-THE
sANKEy LEADS THE sINGING-BIsHoP
NEWMAN COMING.

pERFECr WEATHER FOR THE CONFERENCE.-THE
sANKEY LEADS THE sINGING-BIsHoP
NEWMAN COMING.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
East Mortified, Mass. July So-A beautiful day
In June may have been rarity In the poets ex-
perience but a day more nearly perfect than the
ono now closing could not be desired in June or
anv other month The noble Connecticut with full
banks and the green hlsides and valleys seen from
the seminary campus, suggest June day. II mas
raned here as elsewhere since the first OF the
month but when the conference day approached
the weather clerk proceeded to give the many
guests true conference weather. for which they
are truly grateful.
Mr. Moody repeated his injunctions this morning
against starting In too briskly. and urged his
guests to walk or ride this afternoon. Later he
suggested a book two which they might prefer
TO read, but judging from the number OF bicycles
headed toward Lovers Retreat. the first sugges-
tion was needed by a good many married people;
possibly they went there to read the books The
rich green decorations in the Auditorium were en-
livened this morning with large bouquets OF sweet
peas and nasturtiums Miss Duncan. who looks
after the decorations from year to year. excels In
these matters, and does much to make the meet
ing place restfu the eyes we'll as beneficial to
the mind. Mr.. Sankey. hale and hearty as ever.
leads the singing at every service. Mortified
conference without his genial face and familiar fig
ure would lack one OF It's chief attractions. That
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31
TROOPERS DROWNED ~ RESERTOIR.

Denver July 30.-Troopers Bertrand and Jacob
son. Of Troop B. 2d United States Cavalry
drowned last night in reservoir at Monument.
When returning from camp at Colorado Springs 10
Fort Logan. Jacobson fell from his horse into the
water through which he was urging the animal to
swim. AS jacobson could not swim Bertrand went
TO his rescue and was dragged down by the drown
ing man.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-31

"yyben the soul comes into that place OF surren-
- ,,e Master comes into that pll ce Of possession.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

Ladies in need of first class shoes in
any respect will do the proper thing to
go to z. o. Morgan's, Leonardtown, and
see his special line of ladies' and misses
made to order shoes.
Boys suits, knee pants. age 8 to 10
from 81 suit TO SO ut F. o. Morgan's.
LeOnardtown.-adv.
II you wish to Keep warm this winter,
go to lockers aad bny a stove. George
will sell ron one suitable for dining
room, bedroom or kitchen chesP.-adv.
Mrs. l.. A. Jones has again selected
for her second opening all :he new
styles in Millinery, Notions. Dress Goods
Goats and Capes. Come and see them.
F. o. Morgan has Just gotten in a
special line of Ladies' and Misses made
to order shoes. They are beauties.
Ladies'. Misses and Childrcns rubber
boots and shoes Large stock at +. o..
MOrgan's, LeonardtOwn.
Furniture by the piece, set or house
full at Loker's-adv.
Little boys Refer suits. age 3 to 8, at
r. o. Morgan's, Leonardtown. Prices
way down.
Lawrence's new stock az Ia West prices.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

The old sIoop-of-war Portsmouth,
which Il moored ut Fourth street, Hobo
ken, and Is the headquarters Of the Bat
talion Of the East of the New Jersey Ma
val Reserve. says the New York Tribune,
has just received what its officers con-
slider valuable historical contribution.
The gift comes from Casper Schenck,
who was pay director of the United
States Navy during the war and was at
tached to the Portsmouth. IL i an au-
tograph Of a song written by Dir Schenck
on board the Portsmouth the night be-
fore the law which prohibited the keep
ing Of .'grog' on board of United States
warships went into effect.
The Law went into force on September
1, 1892 Il cut OF the issuance of "grog'
to seamen of the Navy and abolished
''hard" liquors in the wardrooms of all
the Government vessels In consequence
there was sorrow fore and aft on every
ship in the Navy, and the Portsmouth
was no exception. The wardroOm Of
the old ship was stepped in gloom, and
Mr.. Schenck was asked to memorable
the occasion in verse He did so, and
the whole wardroom Joined in singing
the words he wiote on the spur of the
moment. This is the song:
FAREWELL TO GRo0.
Come, messmates, pass the bottle round
Our time is short, remember;
For our grog must stop, and our spirits
| drop
On the first day of September.
Farewell, old rye, tits sad, sad word;
But, alas il must be spoken.
The ruby cup must be given up
And the demijohn be broken.
Yet memory oft will backward turn
And dwell with fondness partial
On the day when gin was not sir,
Nor cocktails brought court-martial.
Jacks happy days will soon be gone,
To return again, ah, never;
For they've raised his pay five cents ;
day,
But stopped his grog forever.
All hands to splice the main brace call
But splice II now in sorrow:
For the spirit room key must be laid away
Forever on Tomorrow.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

A little child OF J. r. Hays. living
near Colquitt, Ca. overturned pot OF
boiling water. scalding itself SO severely
that the skin came OF its breast and
limbs. The distressed parents sent to
Mr.. Bush. merchant of colquitt, for a
remedy, and he promptly forwarded
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The child
was suffering intensely, but was relieved
by single application of the Pain
Balm. Another application or two made
it sound and well. For sale by William
F. Greenwich & Son, Leonardtown Jos.
s. Matthews, Valley Lee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25
A Maine Immortal anoou

A Maine humorist announces his
intention Of appealing to the mex,
Legislature of the Pine Tree State
for the amendment of the game laws
limiting the number "f guides oi
frllow-sportsmen Who NAV b. sho,
bv deer hunters tai not excrpding
three in anv one seas"n by any one
hunter. He says this is AN amend
msnt greatly needed for he prrser
Walton OF guides. who are now threat
ened with extinction.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

A BOsTONIAN's Pie HUNGER.-
A Boston citiz-n Who has been i'm
Europe all simmer and has not
seen q single piece Of pie went into
the most famous pie spa in Boston
the dav after his return. FIR his
luncheon he took cup of coffee. a
piece of apple pie. pi~ce of cust
ard pie, = piece of lemon pie. piece
pumpkin pie and a piece Of blue
berry pie.-Boston Transcript.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

Mr.. +. D. Morgan has just received the
largest stock he has ever displayed in
Leonardtown. All new and up To- date
goods. In ready made clothing he is the
largest dealer in Southern Maryland
For the proof of this Ii Is only necessary
TO see his very large stock.-adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25
WEEMS STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Beginning TUESDAY, October. I2th.
the Steamers Potomac and Sue will leave
Piers Light Street Baltimore. at u. m.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY for Wash
ingtOn, Alexandria and the following
landings on the river: Miller's. Brome's,
Bacon's Grason's. Lewisetta, Bundick's,
COwart's, Walnut Point. COan, Kinsaie.
Mundy's Point, Lodge. Adams, Pihey
Point, Abelrs, Leunaritown, Cobrum's.
Howard's. Stones. Lancaster, Bush
wood, Riverside, Liverpool Point. ely
mont. Will leave on TUESDAY at 5
p. m, for all of the above named whar.
YES as far as stones.
Will leave 9TH street wharf, Washing
ton. at p. m. SUNDAY and MONDAY
for Baltimore, calling ut all of the above
mentioned wharves, leaving Leonard
town a. m. MONDAY. TUESDAY
and TIL L RSDAY. kinsale, l2 m,
Millers' p. m, Grason's at y. In., Ba-
ems at g p. m, arriving in Baltimore
early TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY mornings.
Freight received Daily at Pier Q, Light
Street.
HENRY WILLIAMS.
May 2O-tf Agent.
STEPHENSON BROs.. Washington, A ct
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

A YOUTHFUL DIPLoMAT.-Mau
d.e-''lf anybody asked ,ou which
you liked best, papa or mamma.
what would you say %
Gracie-''If papa WAS in the room
I'd saw Id liked him beat +"
Maudie-"But il mamma was in
the room, too ?"
Gracie-''l'd saw I WASH = old nu T
to talk.-N. Y. Evening World.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

As an example of the firm sway
which the bargain craze has over
the average weman, il is announce
that girl in Detroit is suing for
breach Of promise aud places her
damages at S299.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25
Scarcity of Material.

The Rev MIR Jingle u running his
mission 10 regular vaudeville style
HAD PIE eating match there ON Mon.
day and last night he offered o prize to
sne mother who would wash the great.
est nnniber OF boys faces IN the short
est time IL was dead failure. -
What was the trouble.''
Couidn get the boys "-Cieveland
Plain lbcaler
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25
Three Of the Best
AND
Proof Superior to Back 1t.

Rxr. ~ THE EXCELSIOR C00K
ST"vEs. RANGES 81 ,ari us heating
stoves. lis r..ngth, suI erios Ia q ish fault
less In utility. unsur, sas. ed 'ExeetSipr"
you kuow. means still higher" ard this has
been for thirty-Hvc yetts the motto nf the
ma. ufacturrrs of th, Sc stoves. Higher. ~ n
higher" they have. wear by year. adv. need
their standard Of quality. flush aud results
attni ed
They have come into use hY thousands ti;s.a
thousands until, at the pres ni ti,I.e. more han
l0lOJ f,'niles. all the waV fr IN h-v York to
the GIIf of Mexic are tally enjoy ing the 5ens
efits and s..u ding their praises.
Alsna new i'ieH Ia al progressive age Is the
ats.tt bs ss"v". Hn OrnafnFut ia rny parlor.
Burns a"yihi"g-chii's. chunks. corn colts. aud
VIII KEEP hte ~ huurs-truN ih,. hest of aIl
heating stoves for economy in fuel Lb''r- saw
Ing, ani dispenSes with having to build a fire
Ou cnld mor,ings.
SECOND - she nsw Weed Sew tag wa.
chine. IL CONSOLIDATION 81 skill and inventive
ingenuity at Elias 1--we - it'll the Weed c IN
pany. making thereby ut"ehinI' th & '.sss.y
never pr, ducs.d machine sap-r s,.s tn the
New Weed. d hts been constructed wi "A
view tO meet an existing demand for % superior
family machine with every m'drrn attach-
ment an@ ppliuuce which can he sold at its
true meFeaBiil, value at Ssi.50 delivered on
The NEW WEED" viii he to you n guaran-
tee Of the quality nf the mseEjuF.. for the man
uiactuFer has a reputsfi0n s,'o.ui a. nome.
The NEW WEED i light-runni " ana noise,
less. The NEW WEED is ad I,.sd tai every
variety Of sewing from the u htaSt to the
heaviest. The needles are self-sctiinR The
shuftles are self-thI ehdiuy. aud carr, n large
bsDbigp. The attac neuts are made If ss,lid
- e. and complete set Is FURNISHED with each
mnchine E.eFy machine will he acco panied
with - five years 0uPFsnree.
1htra - th- W ~g-~ penn p, q pump that
will please you They have brass Cylinders
and gla valves and So constructed as ia afy
ford u continuous flow of ~atcr II you want
y trfect pump this L. the ono.
Call "r send for catalogue describing them
J. ~. IOHN~ON.
Oct IT. Agent for st. Mary's equity
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

Caller :-'ls your father home -
Little Daughter: what is your
name. please Caller: inst tell
him it is his old friend Bill Little
daughter: Then ! guess he sin 1
at home. | hetrd him tell mamma
II any bill came he WASH { st home ,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

A fellow WIN couldn't spare a
dollar for a newspaper. sent City
f~o-ceut stamps ." down East
Yankee To know how to raise bets
and received the answer "to take
hold of the tops and pell."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

PROPER DIET FOR SCHOOL Chill
DREN.-A schoolgirl Of ten years
should have good. easily -digested.
nutritious food. Well.cooked steel
cut oats for breakfast /; sub, acid
fruits and soft boiled eggs. II she
carries her lunch a cup custard.
fruit and ch"pp'd meat sandwiches
made from either beef. mutton ar
chicken will answer. No pork nor
veal, no sweets nor fried foods
should be given children. Apples
either baked or raw, between meals
are good. For the evening meal
give q nutritious cream soup. then
red meat, either beef or mutton.
roasted, boiled or broiled lettuce
salad. containing a light French
dressing made with oil and few
drops Of lemon juice ; some simple
dessert. such as rice pudding. cup
custard, tapioca or baked apples.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

Mems suits, sizes "a to a., from 81 n
suit up to Sl5 at +. o. Morgan's, Leon
ardtown.--adv.
Clothing, large. new stock, lowest
prices, at Lawrence's.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25
Ansenupsiai Anssca.

DO you think they are married.
No. they re only engaged She look.
sd pleased when he harmed her hand
with hts lighted cigar "--Detroit Free
Press
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

1t often happens that the doctor is
out of town when most needed. The
year old daughter of J. Y. Schenck, of
Caddo. Ind. Ter. was threatened with
Group. He writes my wife insisted
that go for the doctor at once. but as
he was out of town, purchased bot
tie of Chambeflain's Cough Remedy.
which relieved the child Immediately"
A bottle of that remedy in the house
will often save the expense of doctor's
lii, besides the anxiety always occa-
stoned by serious sickness. When it is
given as soon as the croupy cough APP
pears, it will prevent the attack. Thou
sands of mothers always keep it in their
homes. The 25 and 80 cent bottles for
sale by VIM. F. Greenwell & Son, Leon
ardtown; Jos. s. Matthews. Valley Lee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

Miss Gushingson.-'Oh, papa.
do YOU remember the meaning Of
different names: Now. William
means good. wonder what Ar
thur mesns:' Pspa (severelv).--sI
hope Arthur means business, Ella.
sbethi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

You can buy q mans suit at +. o. Nor.
gan's. Leonsrdtown, for g. Think of
it.-adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25
To The Milling Public.

Al GARDINER.s afLLS you can &c
FLOUR aHfIisaale' Roller Process.
put up in neat cnstsn hays " !,
Z. All fft8 bbis fsr the lowest
p'Ssible price consistent With
gSsf gods This -four and
fine. Corn
MI Al. are for sale every day In the
week. and fw exchange for
sound, 2. cd wheat and cDru.
Bran. 20 cents; Middiings 3Octs and
Wheat Screenings IS cs- hushel-
With thoroughly equipped Saving
Nuifii capable of cnssing 500. feet of lum
Der day. will guarantee quick and accu-
rte saving every fair Thursday OF every
-eek until wheat har-ss, No leavinS
v01r log buf hiring them on Thursday and
ss' your iumhpr the same nav
AUBREY ) GARDINER,
iept GOVT near Chaptico
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

When you come to Leonardtown If
you want 10 see the cheapest and largest
stock of Ready Made Clothing IL South
ern Maryland go to- F. o. Morgan's and
you will find IL there
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25
LOUIS HALLE.

- Cus1ON BooT AID 3HOEaAExa.
nSs iocAlei ~ cALTsoEStA, anT is ready IN
ni ans tp1i frpm the smsiI'-sI q. The largest
al the infssi reasIDahlf rates Ladies ard
GENT hne work specisiit - n. ,rs..sf o.
tlce- Nov .6-ttf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

Youths suits at +. o. Morgan's. Leon
ardtown, age Ii TO 10, cheaper than ever
befOre.-adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25
COME AND SEE.

NOTHING % thoroughly CON-
vaBrSs y.rs'n If what b. mex.
isfencr a. q, see t4C ; ~ilh your
nwn ey's J o .INRBBE bAs
the gnDds and I b It,B pFIcr.s
IN His GGw sl.Ir'- Il California.
Md, and II viii aif,ud Eiul plea
sure IA visit nn all I'D friends
and tn firm a.. " acqn~intauc's.
lis stock # tO.,ds. consisting 81
az Ira,iiuR style ia Ladies'
Gents end Childrrr's we.r--
ais n iuii iile % Chn:ce GRO
CERlES-
In fact. everything not offer
seem IN a rInBtTt store. has f.sr
carsiu ~ AMI ts-tei'lly ~'lects.
BY 81 rYy-Eearfd pets"D. aur
be drti's cnu:;afts.pp D.,ni
pTss ~ the rex store ~ Czh
hiTni~ wiibuuty calling in II
you b., you vii regret /,
Come and See
). o. JAR6oE
Dec 13-tft California
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25
ar TaE
ID RUG STOR r.
lE0NARUT0WH,

You can buy al the ingredients necessary
FIR picking. such as
Green Ginger. White Mustard. Celery Seed. &c
sld are sure "f securing the bes, qu.nt, At
reasonable price
Prescriptions carefully and arcr
rsieiy cDmpoandei-Dr. A. JAcK SPsLD
ISa giving bic peFSonal sttepiirt. a. the
e1saness Aug iy-tG.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

Hats. cfpsand shoes. lowest prices. at
Lawreace'A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25

Great MILF, Ia. Ing ran line Of Caf-
hns and Casket> az each place.
MT. Z. Wesley S4nueT has charge ~
the Great Mills division
Embalming viii receive nv personal
attention at both places.
= e. GOODRICH.
Jan 2l-tio. Hru,.E gip
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-11-25
Uad Tiakia6 and FTblImirg

Having pEoyi
cieA myself viii
a new liCaTts
am nov In add
ton 10 my busl
ness al the Rid,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-08-06

49, AcSO NAA~AiIE '@N AAAo- 49, TcFS0@r
Whichever way it turns 1 nave the ex-
element. Shuttle the cards. Lost.
Heart thumps. Head dizzy. At it again
just to crafty this desire for hazard.
THE DESIRE FOR GAIN.
Then there are Others who go into
this sin of through shree desire for
gain. It is especially so with profess
sional gamblers. They always keep
cool. They never drink enough to I'M
balance their Judgment. They do not
see the dice SO much as they see
the dollar beyond the dice. and for
tha they Watcl as the spider in the
web. looking as if Sead until the fly
passes. Thousands Of young men in
the hope of gain go into these pTac-
tees. They say: Well. my salary is
not enough to allow this luxury. [
don't get enough from my store, office
or shop. I ought To have finer apart
ments. I ought TO have better wines.
l ought to have more richly favored
cigars. l ought 10 be able to entertain
| my friends more extensively. I won't
stand his any longer. I can with one
brilliant stroke make a fortune. Now,
here goes, principle or no principle,
heaven or hell. Who cares?"
When a young ma makes up his
mind TO live beyond his income, satan
has bought him out and out, and it Is
only a question Of time when the goods
are to be delivered. The thing is done.
You may plant in the way all the bat
teries of truth and righteousness; that
man is bound to go on. When a man
makes 81, 900 a year and spends 81, 200.
when a young man makes 81, 500 and
spends 81, 200, all the harpies Of dark
ness cry out, "Ha! ha. we have him."
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1897-08-06
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Tao
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Tangier, August A special commits
sion headed by Vice Consul Carleton, who
recently participated in the demonstra-
ton made by the United States cruiser
Raleigh at the principal ports on the
coast of Morocco, in consequence of the
differences between the United States
and Morocco relative to the rights of
American citizens, has arrived at the city
of Morocco, with important instructions
in connection with American claims. 1t
is reported that the commission has had
an interview with the grand vizier.
The original difficulty arose over the
discrimination of the authorities Of Mo-
rocco against Americans in refusing to
permit them to employ native help. a
privilege allowed Europeans.
The arrival of the United States war
ships at Tangier brought the local au-
thorities TO terms, and the subsequent
demonstration by the Raleigh at the
ports along the coast completed the les
son. The special commission headed by
Mr.. Carleton Is now pressing the govern
ment to settle claims Of Americans for
indemnity, the principal one being that OF
the agent of an American firm at Tangfer.
who was assaulted and robbed oy the
MoorS.