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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
PINE. STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.

lions as well. are anticipating his ami
yersary next Sunday with the keenest
interest, and at the Sunday afternoon
service, when they are to honor him,
and outsiders are to be present. II Is
safe to say that many wreaths OF glory
will be plated upon this veteran pastor
brow.
THE PROGRAMME.
AS Is his annual custom, Mr. Hutson
will preach his anniversary sermon
giving statistical exposition or the
church's affairs, at the morning service.
The anniversary service will be held at
3 o'clock In the afternoon. and the exer-
cises will be most interesting. The pro-
gramme has been gotten up in most eie-
CANT manner, the outside cover being
done in gilt, with half-tone cuts or Dr.
Hutson and the church.
Rev. DR.. William e. Hatcher, who In
point of service ranks next to DR.. Hut
son as the Oldest Baptist pastor in Rich
mond, will preside over the gathering,
and the exercises will be conducted In
the following order:
/. Organ Voluntary.
2 Anthem and Doxology.
3. Invocation ......Dr. A. e. Dickinson.
f. Hymn-All hail the power Of Jesus
name.
8. Scriptures ............Dr. j. G. Hideh.
s. Prayer ...........Rev. J. r. Harrison.
z. Hymn-How firm a foundation, ye
saints OF the Lord.
s. Address ............Rev. w. L. Jolly.
Greeting from Randolph-Street.
O Address. George Cooper.
In behalf Of the Richmond churches.
10. Address .........Dr. L.. 4. Thornhill.
For the Baptists Of the State.
l.. -.
II. Solo. Captain Frank w. Cunningham.
-. Address. r. II. Pitt.
Denominational Usefulness.
Is. Thank Offering.
IA. Closing remarkably DR.. Hatcher.
Is. Hymn-God be with you till we
meet again.
fs RenedictiOn.
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SCOTT COUNTY.
The Campaign-The Republican
Leagues-Other Notes.

GATE CITY, VA, october 3O.-(Special.)
The campaign in Scott county is pro-
crossing as favorably to the Democrats
as could well be expected. Emmett Car
ter, our brilliant young standard-bearer,
is making a superb canvass, addressing
large crowds wherever he goes. and in
yariab!y producing fine impression. He
Is q young man OF rare talent and ability.
The people seem TO realize that he
Is Just such man as they need
to represent them He will. from all in
dications, receive a large Republican
vote. He has a large number of Repub-
ncan relations with whom he has always
been very popular.
1t Is said that Mr.. Catron, the Repub-
lican candidate, openly declared that his
party has no candidate In the field for
Governor, thereby refusing TO recognize
the action OF the Lamb faction as ema-
mating from a Republican source. Some
Republicans do not like this, as they
will support Mr.. McCaull, and think that
their candidate for Delegate should do
the same. Nevertheless, the Republicans
here have a wonderful facility for all
being In line and at the polls on election
day, and the Democrats are not count
ing much on the division that exists in
the ranks Of the opposition.
Both parties are well organized in this
county, and both are active and vigilant.
The Republican leagues seem to be per-
manent organizations, and to work
automatically at the command of the
county chairman. He simply notified
them to meet at their regular places" "
and they were at once In full blast and
up to whatever devilment came In their
way.
An issue of the Democrats Is the candi-
dacy of r. r. Kane. of Gate City, for the
county judgeship. He is popular and
able young lawyer. and Is a brother OF
State Senator III. S. Kane.
The first session OF Shoemaker College
began Monday, with a very encouraging
matrlculation.
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and faithful ministerial attention can
attract them he Ii apt to lead them into
his camp. His brother pastors, VINO
are exceedingly fond Of him, speak Oh
him as a terror In the matter Of visiting.
for he does an amount OF that sort OF
ministerial labor which puts them 10
shame. He Is wise and sympatheuc
visitor. and wherever he goes he wins the
hearts Of the people.
A STUDENT OF THE BIBLE.
Nor is he less painstaking In his preach
ing. He has become a most intelligent
and discriminating student Of the Bibie;
not that he Is an expert on Greek par
ticies, or that he cares for the refine
ments Of speculative theology. but he Is
close student Of the Word Of God, has
quick perception OF the truth, ana
knows what the people need. When he
goes in the pulpit he has message
which he soiemnly believes that his peo-
pie need then and there, and he gives 1t
with the authority of cody earnestness.
Few men know the Scriptures more
thoroughly than he, and his opinion con-
corning a given passage or text has great
weight with his ministerial brethren. He
rarely repeats an old sermon. and Is just
as fresh and instructIve-far more, In
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deed, than he was when he nrst came,
twenty-five years ago.
1t ought to be added that with all his
natural gifts and his acquired skill, MT.
Hutson would hardly ever have attained
to his present height OF usefulness ana
distinction without the aid OF his good
wife. He married Miss Baugh. OF Sus-
sex county, Va, not long after he came
to Richmond, and she has proved TO Do
indeed Heavens best earthly gift to MIN.
She has presided over his home with pru-
dence and judgment, and has been wise
and refining factor in the life OF his
church. Their home Is frightened by the
presence of only one child. a daughter.
and she is a highly educated and active
young Christian woman. who inherits
much OF the excellence Of her parents
and gives promise OF great usefulness
among the Baptist people.
EFFECTIVE IN OTHER SPHERES.
1t could not be expected that
man who is as much pastor as Mr.. Hut
son Is could be very effective In any otner
sphere, and yet IL Is due TO him TO say
that he Is one of the most energetic ana
seryiceabls of the Baptist ministers
in the work OF his denomination.
For evangelistic labors he has unusual
gifts, and would probably equal his dis
tinguished brother in that line IL he Were
TO devote himself to revival work, and
as it is he has held many successful
REVEALS and would often be pressed into
service IL he was available.
For a number OF years he has been
actively connected with the State and
Foreign Mission boards In this city. and
he is considered as unusually level
headed and conscientious by his official
associates. He rarely ever misses a
meeting, and so valuable has he proved
in those departments that recently he
has been placed on the Education Board,
also. For number OF years he was the
president OF the Baptist Pastors Con-
ference of Richmond and Manchester.
IL rnllIaGf
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our blanket SALE

HAS BEEN MAKING A RECORD.
10-4 Wool Finished Double Blankets, 81
value. for 49c.
1914 Charmer Double Blankets. $50 value.
l2-4 Double Blankets $3.50 value, for s.3s.
lo-i Fine Wool Blankets. 81 value, for
$3.50
iO-4 California Double Blankets. s. value.
Ia Selected California Blankets, IS value,
for N.69.
12-i Finest LambswooI Blankets. extra
finish and weight. $40 value. for $685.
Gray Blankets, 49c. 10 s..
All-Wool Red Blankets. $3.50 10 $40.
COMFORTABLEs.
Not the old-style. shoddy. flied, but thu
kind that are padded with lamnated
cotton and covered with entirely new
designs OF silk finished drapery and
French Saline. beginning at 81 AMI
rising with small additional charge for
better grades.
We have also a cheaper kind at 30, s.,
and 75c. for servants.
A. special Eiderdown Comfort. worth $.
for $3.50
CARPETS, RUGS, ETC.
DON'T FAIL TO GIVE US A LOOK.
All-Wool Ingrains. worth eoc.. we sell at
ATWOOD Ingrains. worth 7se., We sell at
Coo.
Tapestry Brussels, Coo. kind, we sell at
Acc.
Tapestry Brussels. zoe. kind. we sell at
60c.
Tapestry Brussels. 81 kind. we sell at 75o.
High-Grade Velvets. newest designs, 81.
Full lire OF Imperial and Astoria Rugs;
Also Large Druggets.
All-Wool and Cotton Chain Art Squares
at prices Is per cent. less than present
wholesale prices.
Matiings that are bought now are wisely
bought: delay Is costly.
wOOLLEN UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests H. %, and 45c.
We carry full line OF the Celebrated
AFFORD Cut at 90, 75c., and ST. all OF
which are considerably below present
values Of wOollen fabrics.
Mems Natural Wool at 50 and TIC.
Mems Natural All-Wool at 81 and $50.
Glastonbury and Medlicott mills have adj
vanced prices % per cent, which
means that the delaying purchaser
viii have to pay more than those who
buy now.
TOWELS AND TABLE LINEss
THAT WERE NEVER SOLD AS LOW.
Huck Towels at l2las Is. II. and lsc.. worth
from 20 to CSC.
72-inch Half Bleached TablA Llnen, 50c.
Gs-inch Full Bleached Table Linen, SOC.
7z-inch Extra Fine Double Damask, 81
quality. for 75c.
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that he was relieved from further SER
vice.
IN THE PRIME OF HIS MANHOOD.

r..
This devoted servant Of God 10 now IN
the prime OF his matured manhood. ne
IS about 1--we feet ten inches in height,
well rounded In form, with the imprint
OF health ON his face; bears himself with
a sober, self-respecting dignity; IS simple
IN his taste, cordial with all, intimate
with few. hostile to none, and deeply
ptous and prayerful man. His STOCK OF
common sense Is rich and never iniis
him. He makes very few mistakes, ana
even those he makes are among inc
smallest acts Of his life and are so mani
testify honest that they set him OH 10
advantage. He holds a unique rank
among the Baptist people. They believe
in him thoroughly, and his kind nature
his mellow, amiable humor. his meek
ness under sorrows or wrongs, MS heart
ful appreciation of the worth OF others
his charming cordlality. and his delight
fII spiritual favor make him very dear
to thousands OF people who viii rejoice
with him in his season Of holy festiviiy
and reunion among his people. j.
All the Baptist pastors. and II IS hopeo
that many pastors Of other denomina-
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an Old woman's Long journey.
indianapolis News.)

Mary Holly, who walked with q totter-
ing step. was In the Police Court TINS
morning She was poorly dressed, had
n black cloth around her head, ana over
It a. dilapidated and dusty black stra"
hat. She had with her two baskets
which were so heavy that she could hard-
" lift them, and in one hand was an UNI
brella stick. which she leaned heavily
unon. She was charged with being
drunk. the officers having found her on
the streets yesterday afternoon. she tod
Judge Cox that she was 80 years oid'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

and that she was tramping from White
hall. NJ Y, 10 Terra Haute, where she
had friends She had been more than
month on the road, she said. Some Of the
time she rode, but she had walked much
of the distance She was frequently out
Of money, and had made many meals on
bread. salt, and water When she reach
ed indianapolis. she said. Ole was out Of
money, and was so worn from travel
that she did not see how she was to reach
her destination. She went to a drugstore
and obtained a DR. q Of liquor TO strength
en- her. She told ner story to the Judge
with low trembling voice, and he with
held judgment that some way 10 get no
to Terre Haute might be found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
Il. ]. CHENEY & CO.,
Proprietors, Toledo, o.
we. the undersigned, have known +. j.
Cheney for the last fifteen years. and be-
lleye him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financially able 20
carry out any obligations made by their
arm. WEST & TRUAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDING. KTNNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls catarrh Cure is taken internally.
arting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Price, T5c.
Ger bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testi-
monials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best
&C 2i-Suim&oc zs-w1m
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LACE CURTAINS.
BEAUTIFY YOUR HOMES AT SMALL
COST


EXTRAORDINARY VALUES FOR
MONDAY.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 8 IL yards
long, Monday, per pair :......,......4 zoe
Fine Scotch Lace Curtains; the entire
curtain a beautiful Brussels design, regu-
larly So; special price ..................S1.4o
White Fish Net Florence Curtains, AZ
inches wide, IL yards long. You can
TO make this sale still more attractive
we will give with every pair OF Curtains
from sl.25 and UP
POLE AND FIXTURES FREE
A complete line of Brocatelle and Che
nile Portieres from 81 up.
SILK WAISTS.
A SAMPLE LOT OF LADIES SILK
WAISTS AT 50 CENTS ON THE DOL
LAR. WHY NOT REAP THE BENEFIT
OF THIS PURCHASE?
Now Is the time you have the chance
to get a Fine SILK Waist for less than
you would pay to have one made. =.
SILK Waists, worth 81, at ......'';.:' %
Silk Waists. worth 81, at .......... %1o.
HANDKERCHIEFs.
Ladies' Initial Handkerchief, on sheer,
Union linen, 1-inch hem, worth lOc.-. .4c:
Ladies' Fine Hemstitched Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, worth 15c......... .....'c.
Gentlemen's Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, worth 15c.. ........'c.
OUR GREAT CARPET OFFERS
MAKING, LAYING, AND LINING
FREE.
Tapestry Brussels. extra quality. large
and small designs; goods which regularly
sell at 75c. Monday on your hoor... o9c.
Ingram Carpets, worth 25c...........isc
Ingram Carpet, worth 4Oc.. .....%2 l-2c.
All-Wool Ingrains, worth Coo. .3oc.
100 "A Chenille Table Covers, worth
GREAT BLANKET SALE.
1914 Heavy Wool Blankets. worth S.75,
yl.DS. eo
Heavy 1914 Blankets at SIC.
ia Extra Fine California Wool Blan-
kets always sold at SC; Monday. oS.
Extra Heavy Comfortables, fancy de-
signs, the ones that always sell at $l.5e'
SOC. o,
Down Quilts, worth $3.50:
ANOTHER CARLOAD OF MAITINUS
JUST RECEIVED.
100 rolls OF Heavy China Mattings, In a
variety of colorings, 40 yards to a roll,
usually sold at 81 a roll -: ...:......'S3. o.
Reversible Seamless Mattings. worth
Lnen-Warp Mattings. lovely inlaid pat
terms; you cannot match them at zoc.
our price 49,, '''''''''''''ioO'
DOMESTICS.
A Androscoggin Bieached Cotton....: -.
"A Barker Bleached Cotton. :. g lie.
rs Cotton, as good as Fruit or the
Loom ......... 80. ...... ...........o LIE.
A Unbleached Cotton, worth &C.,.
1914 Rleached Sheeting 80. ........1Zc.
1914 Unbleached Sheeting ............l1c
Utica 1914 Bleached Sheeting .10c.
Pepperell 10-4 Bleached Sheeting ....loc.
AT
-. wu -u~
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coLoRED DRESS GOODS.

You never bought Ladies Cloth at
soc. as good as the kind we sell at that
price. and will not again when these
are sold.
Twilled- Back Broadcloths, extra nnlsh
50-inch width: cheap enough II they
were 81, but ante-tarin purchases
make them 75c.
High Grade Broadcloths; you'll say tney
are worth $50, right now, 81.
S9-inch Covert Cloths, as long as we nave
any they are soc.
5O-inch Covert Cloths, II you don't care
to pay 81 elsewhere. see ours AT zoe
sg-inch Atwood Imported Serges that
sold at 25c. last season, we nave them
again., 25c.
3S-inch ATWOOD Flannels. our last assor'-
All the Fail shadings in Henriettas and
Novelties at ante-tariff WOOL prices
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Every item a bargain. challenging all
others in price and quality:
ATWOOD 3s-inch Imperial Serge, Csc.
ATWOOD 3s-inch Storm Serge, zsc.
All-Wool 45-inch Royal Serge, Ssc.
ATWOOD 45-inch Storm Serge. 33c.
ATWOOD 45-inch Victoria Serge. Er-
All-Wool 45-inch German Henrietta, opc.
ATWOOD 5J-lnch Wide-Wale Serge, 6oc.
AlI-Wool 6O-inch Clay Diagonal, <l.@
Atwood Poplins, Sehastapols. Rep-Super,
Friezes, Figured Worsteds.' etc.:
27-inch Figured PopllnS, lOc.
34-inch Figured Mohoirs. lie.
3s-lnch Figured Brilliantines. CSC.
Our Black Goods are sold 70 per cent,
and In some Instances. 10 per cent, be-
low any previous values.
COLORED SILKS.
23-inch Plaid Surahs. only 75c.
2-inch Roman Stripes. new, SOC.
Glaze Changeable Taffetas. SOC.
Glace Changeable Taffetas, as good as
any 75c goods, Sc.
Glaze changeable Taffetas the 81 quality.
for zoe.
A few coiorings Of Silk Mixed Brocades.
worth 40c.. for 29c
BLACK SILKS.
2s-tnch Peau de Sole. worth $l.f0. for Csc.
ls-tnch Armure, worth 81. for Zoe.
pinch Armure, worth s125 for 95c.
All Pure Silk BrOcade. eros Grain and
Satin. 15c. quality. 50c
Heavy 23-inch Taneta SOC. value. I5c.
LACE CURTAINS
were never before seen at the prices
we are selling them:
si6-yard Nottingham Curtains at 81.
3B-yard Point d'Esprit Curtains worth
So. at 81; better values at $50 and IS.
Tambour Lace Curtains. great values at
Sc, So. and IS.
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wpAPpERs! WRAPPERs!!
JACKETS AND CAPEs.
BETTER BE ON HAND EARLY To-
MORROW MORNING.

THREE SPECIALS FOR To-MoRRoW.
Riack Jersey Coats. half satin lined !;
this seasons most stylish shapes, actual
value $3.50; as long as they last. .s3.1o.
BLACK Jersey Capes. empire BACK
strictly tailor-made; latest shapes, trim
med in braid and fur, made TO sell at 81;
one lot Of Astrachan Cloth. half SILK
lined. shield front coat back, perfect IN
nj ana finish. worth IS; special price.sf'oo'
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A. HUTZlER'S SONS,
BIB East Broad Street.
THERE'S MONEY TO BE SAVED

Not because prices always lower but because the low
prices we quote NEVER TEMPT US to substitute inferior
ticle for the one we describe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31
MITTElDORFER'S

Our announcements are PLAIN, SIMPLE and HONEST
STATEMENTS OF FACTS-NEWS THAT IL PAYS TO READ
We cordially inspection and comparison OF goods and
nces with those of other You will find it profitable do
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

Have your Piano Tuned--price. 81: all
work guaranteed, at Tomplkins's. No. II
west Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-31

Clutches. Trusses. Braces. and all kinds
Rubber Goods at
OWENS 4 MINOR DRUG CO.'S
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.
ss>inch Fancy Scotch Bourette Plaids,
In shades OF Blue and Red, Green and
Brown, Green and Red. etc., worth zOc.'
ONE LOT OF COLoRED DRESS
GOODS, in fancy Two-Toned and Three
Toned effects; this seasons most DE-
sirable styles that are selling elsewhere
at toc:. Monday ...;...' 49,,
Poplins and Bourettes, nothing hand-
soiner for street wear; TO be reduced rom ron
5i-inch English Droadcloths, worth SIS.
5a-inch Covert Cloths. in the most ex-
ousite combinations Of colorings, worth
N...... ...... ....'.''.''...'.'' ''''''''''O'O'
A DIG CUT IN THE PRICES
of NEW AND FASHIONABLE SILKS
A-inch Black All-Silk Satin Duchess,
heavy rich quality, bright lustre an ex-
ceptfonal bargain, worth 81, Monday. .o1c.
2l-inch Moire Velour. In rich weaVes
extra heavy quality, for separate sklrts'
regular 81 quality .....,......,.....''..oOc
Black All-Sllk Satin Brocades, superior
quality, new designs, also eros Gram
grounds, 81 quality ........:; "oc
2l-inch jacquard Roman stripe TaHeta'
new colors, and very brilliant, worth
lovely variety of Changeable Taffeta
Silks, a big variety of styles and color
lngS, worm S1c....s... ..s.s. '.-''''''''O~'
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
SPECIALS FOR MONDAY.
25 pieces Black English jacquard Suit
sngs, great assortment In designs, worm
Soc........ .s'..s 49,, -; :. 90
ss-inch Surah Serge, reduced from Syc'
10 ...... ............ss..'' .'''' ~
54-inch English Br0adcloths, for tailor,
made suits, never offered In Richmond
for less than 81 ................:... .ooc.
5inch Mohair Slcilian, as rich in lustre
as silk. worth s1.25 ........ ........'...ooc'
WRAPPERS! WRAPPERs!!
Best qualities best styles; prices that
have never been equalled. These surpass
any previous sale. You know what That
means.
Double Fleeced Flannellette Wrappers,
full Vatican. belted at waist front;
sleeves. yoke, collar, and belt trimmed
with braid These Wrappers are being
sold everywhere at $780, our price: SIC.
wide. lined. Vatican back. and belted at
waist worth 81 ...... ......ooc'
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.

Y UNCOMMON CHANCE TO SAVE
NONEY In RITYING
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le Globes and Sl2 OVercoats,

Genuine Overcoat perfection, OF
Kersey, Skinner satin sleeve
Innings guaranteed to wear two
seasons by the maker If not, we
refine them free of charge. Two
Qualities. $40 and SI2.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-02-12
BLAMED ON THE BIKE.

A Judge In the Quarter Sessions
Court In Philadelphia day or two ago
made a remarkable statement regarding
the part which the bicycle plays in the
cases which come before him. He said
that at least one-third of the business In
his court is made up by persons who were
led astray by the wheel. The particular
instance which called out the remark
was that of young man who forged
the name of his employer to check
for over $50 for the purpose of buying
a wheel The clerk will be obliged to
spend nine months in prison to pay for
the pleasure he got from his ill-gotten
bicycle. The contention of the Judge
had the corroboration from the owner
of the store In which the young man
had worked. He'said he could sit at his
window and count dozens of persons
riding merrilly past who owed him for
grocery bills. This indictment, how
ever, is not a reflection upon the wheel
itself. Once in a while a person is
found so Unfortunately fond of books
that he will resort to dishonest means
for obtaining them. Yet no one would
say that books are responsible for crime.
The fact Is that the fascination OF
the wheel is so great that young people
especially cannot resist the temptation
to buy, whether they can afford to do SC
or not. The subject affords an excellent
text for preaching the old-fashioned
doctrine of living within ones means
1t is pretty hard for some people to dc
1t, but common observance says 1t pays
In the long run.-Buffalo Express.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-02-12
THE BIBLE AND SCIENCE.

Holmes said that a man has three dis
tjnct nersoualities-himself as he thinks
himself, himself as his neighbors think
him. and himself as he really is. So
thereare three Bibles-the Bible as some
overz@alous friend expound 1t, the Bible
as some underscrupulous enemies de-
scribe it, and the Bible as 1t really Is.
Between the last-named and true science
there Is no conflict. On the contrary
the greatest researches and results OF
science merely confirm and elucidate
the Scriptures. Disingenuous or igno-
rant sceptics SCOT at the statement that
light was created before the sun and
stars, vet no scientific fact is more clear
lv established with regard to the origin
of worlds. The peculiar order in which
the creation of plants, animals and man
is set forth in Genesis exactly agrees
with the evolutionary theories OF Oar
win and his disciples. Such instances
might be multiplied a thousand-fold, Il
it were necessary. But it is not neces
sary. The great fact which they estab
fish. the harmony between true religion
and true science, the unity of all truth
has long since been accepted by th'
great mass of intelligent men, and is no
to be disturbed by either Jealous or scep
tics. The wonder is that there is on
who does not perceive it and accept ii
and especially one SO intelligent AM
conscientious as the unheard lecturer o
last week.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-02-12

without being troubled by her duties of
sitting. In the small island of Ninafou
In the Pacific another bird has a some
what similar habit, In so far as 1t also
abandons its eggs, but In place of OBJ
tanning the necessary heat from fermen-
tation, 1t gets 1t from warm sand.
The Leipoa or native pheasant of
Australia acts like the megapod, and
watches the temperature of its mound
very closely, covering and uncovering
the eggs several times a day, to cool
them or heat them, as becomes neces-
sary. After Matching, the young bird
remains in the mound several hours it
leaves on the Sc cond day, but returns
for the night, and not until the third
day is it able to leave for good the pa
ternal abode.-Review Scientifque.