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A TEXAS CLAIMANT.
Mrs. Thomas Jones Sues for One
ninth Interest In n Big Estate.

Webb City, Mo. October U.s. suit In
ehancery is now pending in the e'rcui.
court OF Jasper county. which IL one OF
more than ordinary interest. as 4 Involves
property 10 the value Of 10000 o. s'co'ooo
now in the possession OF dnd claimed by
the Webb heirs.
The plaintiff Is Mrs. Thomas .'nes OF
Texas and she claims one-ninth interest
in the entire estate.
In her petition she claims 10 be- tho
granddaughter OF Elijah o. Webb, wac cled
hero in 1867, leaving landed ss'n's OF
500 acres, which since has hecome very
valuable by reason OF impfo,e 1enls any
Immense deposits OF lead and zinc ores IN
dsrlying it, 1t win doubtless &c long
litigation and Will be holly fought on 10th
sides.
4. n. "a "A a.
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A md Gang.

Boston, October 25 the arrest Of
William Matthews on charge OF robbing
mail boxes in Boston the Boston and New
York police have looked up his record
and his connection with other criminals for
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Bay ST. Louis, October 25.--New cases:
Frank Jackson. Constant Plntz, Miss
Alice Fayard. CASTOR Fayard William
Thibodeaux and Mrs. James Watts.
Deaths: Brother EmIlen and Sister
Marry Francis.
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Pass Christian. Miss. October 25.-Two
cases OF yellow fever and one suspicious
case Is reported at Pineville a small set
tIement -four miles from here.
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To Build a Grent Docis.

Kansas City. Mo-. October 25.-At a
meeting today OF the directors OF the Port
Arthur Dock and Channel company in this
city II was decided to build dry dock ut
Port Arthur. Texas, capable of taking In q
steamer 500 feet in length and accommo-
daiing any two United States cruisers In
the navy.
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CLAREMONT. Va.-The first negr,
county fair of Surrey county VIII be HEX
here beginning today. under the auspices
of the Temporal Industrial Institute
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Baton Rouge. La. October 25.--The third
case Of yellow fever is reported today and
one sIlspicsou9 case.
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Following is the official report OF the
New Orleans board OF health for yesterday:
Cases OF yellow fever today, 81; deaths
today ii. Total cases of yellow fever TO
date 12l1; total deaths to date 1873. Total
cases absolutely recovered e2i; total cases
under treatment ASH
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TODAY,s FORECAST.

KANSAS CITY-The annual convention
of the National Paint, on and Varnsh
association will be held here three days,
beginning to-day.
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,,currai cost,IIo,. Death Confirmed

Havana, October 2b.--The body Of Gem
eral Adolfo Castillo. the insurgent leader,
who was killed in the engagement With the
Spanish guerillas between La Chorrera ard
Nan4xua, arrived here at 5 o'clock this
afternoon Large CROWDS have visited tns
in0rgue To look ut the Cemainn.
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cotton Belt Bulletin.
Renin rlSs.


The weather continues dry and clear in
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BUFFALO-Great preparations have
been made for the annual gathering OIL
the Baptists of the State, which VIII be
held In this city three days, beginning TO-
morrow.
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= Not included in means.
General Observations.

Observations taken by United States
weather bureau at D. m. 18th meridian
time:
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Seattle, Wash, October IS. --skaguay,
Alaska, October 2o.--Hon. Clifford sifton.
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A. Mobile.

Mobile. Ala. october 2S.-seven new
eases. no deaths and four recoveries was
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NEW YORK-Mme Marcelia Sombr.oh.
the nrima donna, will make her reappear-
ance in America at the metropolitan
Opera House, this city. today ana VIII
contirnc to take part In concerts until
November A.
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cuIcAGo-A council of CONGREGATIONAL
churches Is called u NEST here today
Wan be one OF the largest conncils nt tre
kind ever held, and Is called T. ia,.e b hr-
~ r, brown. formerly pastor at Oak.and.
Cal who was dropped for alleged nm
morality aud now seeks v.ndicaton' al
legng persecution.
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NEW YORK-The members, 81 the
f inrfnrmal reception to Bishop Potter this
evening Of the Waldorf. II will he a vel
es1me home TO the Bishop from his sum
,,er's visit II, Europe.
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NEW YoRK-The Independent TSeater
Is TO make start today win iusell :
"Ghststs," The plan is TO give aittrnoon
performances only, 50 that satisfactory
casts may be obtained by employing act-
ors who are engaged at regular thea,lers
In the evenings. Il. j. Haaley rs 10 ulie'i'
the rris1sltIctions.
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national loyalty and q double portion OF
nterderoiIinatlonal fellowship. So down
with Rev. MIR. Holdback and relogate 10
the rear Mr.. Sccarian Giant. Tor they
are enc mics 10 our Lords cause and
should be routed with the fire Of love
ana Fellowship.
IL. our next lesson Is victory,
"A tree IL known by It's fruits" We
Know from the following reasons that
CHRISTIAN Erdeayor has a right 10 exist,
because:
]. II was born in the brain Of devoted
pastor, N answer TO the prayers. VIVA.
shall ! do with my young peopio?' That
organiZ1iion that has the breath OF life
breathed into Vt by the breath of God
has a right to live,
:. She stands for the rleht
Men may diner sometimes as 10 What
is right hut when there IS conviction
there is effort.
In 1851. when the trump OF war was
sounded, the boys OF our Land threw down
their tools In tho shop and forsook their
places in the field and jumped over the
counters in the stores, ami phmgci Into
tho battles. 80 In ieSl. when Eaincr Clark
chied Tor the young 20 join this band
iltcy said Count me soldier for Christ
and the church " And today You can
shake hands with EndcaVorers around
The World. Every ration knows OF ihis
movement and her influential bowers A.
the consolation meetings al the .iose OF
the conver ton at New York ana Boston
every nANon except two was rcprcsen .yad
in a rcspons, at ron can, ana then Nth
j flShty volume We food ami sang
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To one who wanted first to 20 and bury
his father. he said, Let the dead bury
their dead 20 thou and preach the king.
dom OF God" To another who wished only
to say goodbye to his friends, He said
plainly and pungently, NO man having put
his hand to the pillow and looking back is
III for the kingdom of God" These arc
not quotations from the rules OF some old
monastery. but are the loving words OF the
gentle Christ, whom We call our Master.
defining for us what position all things
else are to hold in relation to His place Of
pre- cmincnCo in our lives.
Souls are built as temples are.
Sunken dcep, unseen. unknown
Lies the sure foundation stone
Then the courses framed to bear,
Lift the cloister pilared fair.
Last OF all the airy spire,
Soaring heavenWard. higher and higher,
Nearest sun and nearest star.
Souls are built as temples are:
Inch by inch. in gradual rise
Mount the lavered masonries.
Warning questions have their day,
Kings arise and pass away;
LaA,rers vanish one by one,
Still the temple Is not done.
Still completion seems afar.
Souls are built as temples are;
Here a carving rich and quaint,
There the image of a saint
Here a deem hued pain to tell.
Sacred truth of miracle.
Every little helps the much.
Every careful. careless touch
Adds charm or leaves a scar.
Souls are built as temples are;
Based on Truths eternal law;
Sure and steadfast, without flaw
Through the sunshine. through the snow
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all other Nations bavo boon o,l,,btarci
ana set to working bccauS,. of tho mower
from these wires mat nave been harySsted
for tho glory OF God ana his cause. i3.ih.r
Clark was not A genius a. a nan N or,',,.
mating ms work I'm, va ,, ma, 81 ,.,I
ulanu ng lay inspiration, and fiun tInt
day to this he ,slu .ay a., We ali cnn
Through an these suctessrul stops NTH,
ertu the Lord hath hcipeI us' -
MauN beautiful ana helpful lessons CEN
tcr around this sentence which n.s com
forlrd many hearts. 'llithrrio ha.h tho
Lord helped us"
coils people mad been Victorious in hnt-
Hes and samuel sci M, a urrnt Stone and
called the place "Ehanezvr,' which meant
"iIttherto hath tbH Lord helucJ MS ''
ners f faan N very Nnton , %nG leo R'n AZ
her roll of nrmborshlp as 1t numbers very
nsor 3.otl oob. we can say surely Inc / ora
lis IN th!s work
l. Israel had her cncmlcs--the hostile
pm etlngs They hated Israers progress
and clNIl{2,tion and Sought every means
To- overthrow them
There nave been numerous hosts In the
aittml.s' ranks. and thcy have fought UNI
succ. ssfully through ihe Christian I'm
doavor movement. / mention two: Ftist.
the Rev MIR. "Hold back" H. suys II
con moi zee any Blhlc FOR any such moye-
lneut aud am against H." AKA ~ NJ
slva: 81 COX At such enthusiasm. Thcse
young p,ople Win run away with the
church nut on the brakes-stop tnom;
this IS nonsense Rut Rev. llold~hack
has ne, succeeded. FOR tn great army 90
devoted sons and daughters Of God huNH
been Faimng one victory after another,
and have been setting up one memorial
stone after another with ihc nF1rpli9n N
golG.rn letters. "lluterto hath thu LORD
hclnei us"
second. Mr. ScctarlAu Giant. This pc
dostrlan stalks abroad and takes the Sand
and proclaims "Thcre are too many
chnrclos N the world nov low NsH Iu,s 49,, j,
af ali liz !, hers, and il Il SOS ~ TIA rate
| Il wiN finally arpnlant an other
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decree ana po,.,. ,;,, ,.. +. -,
created nnv man e, "ail huNt 1t that noa
man to H., NIL a. .sPucia'Iy any CHRISTIAN
10 'r pihnN' ana 10 be nothing.
,b,t on1 H., nv. l9' "it enu ilhu oht Wnat
4, ~ 4, -, iu. o", your meme ana MI
no a bc,yo,. ~ 80 ~ '.','o' II ~ ~ ohly 10
do sor,o,,,i,, ~ ""ol bNu drawer OF water.
nnd ,b., tr,,,S AZ '"'' siV'V pdt'le lot 'iod
ns,tIos o,. t'' ,,.,
,''' a. H"U Won ny REQUIRES on gum
100 400 ooi,5 ~ nol'u"y NorN TO Which
r,., ~ ' ~. -, ~ u',Ts paraae service II
~ NV so" VI "oa MS me 10 witness for
ia so,'.i. W,,theln'u'S sinlul world ana
,rosc ga o uo'orNNI ut'h NOT Dear MS
1i Y,I GU Sonlp ai,er me ear not be my
''Ir HPlIlt-'llleh meis and women
h', "ass pN'' anu Always VIII be cross
w e. ~ "lou an" Woll"l' We love 10 think
W S,,phen as the tlrst crowned of the mar
~ n"3' put pc'ore ne received the crown
wul i'''n 10 hear ,he cross We arc quite
n''"b ~ S,aIt ms crCwh. but how about
Ill., h,a p'uss, II We see Jesus as stephen saw
n,'',: ati are lltird win the holy spirit
as S'tpheh was lliled, we VIII heed God S
t"A anu lall IN me II, however. we are
~ .ne IHuhh' WIN no vision of Jesus and
ho lerSohAl experience of the filling OF tho
10y spun, 'ue nay OF battle VIII find MS
tar III ihe rear with orr faces turned away
from the nag or our Captain.
when the troops OF the great Frederirk
returned victorious from one of his wars
/ they found the gates Of the citadel closed
ana a voice OF the sentinel from within
cried out to them. by what right do va
enter here" When they waived their
torn and weather beaten flags and shouted
out the names of the hattlefields on which
| their courageous leaders mad noju,nd ,hn,,,
to victory, the gates of the CITY flew omen
and they ceccNod the welcome OF their
monarch When in the unknown future
We come TO tho gates of the celestial civ
in the exultation Of that glad and clorions
prospect, we shall forget our distinctive
rers. and shall wave the blood-stained hsn
Nor of the lion Of the tribe OF Judah ana
mention the name of the battle where ba
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PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.

"Troin un n child 4, tho v,,,, no .,,,,,
~, ,,, ,.,'. -. s''"'u
80, anu "neh he Is o'd re VIII not depart
a U 9'ii ., ~ ..-...
q, ~, ,',,,,H MN Wy NrTh'or III IN" days
w. ,l,. ~ fNu'"' "nlio 'hV eNh Gays come NOT
~ ~ SNH's ny" hISh Wheh mon shalt
'"' ""' Hu tIe"Su'G VA ,h'ul'
,,,,,.' W., ne"r wv NuH, '"Slo,, Oh the Wholo
$40. ,u"' YOU an" NvtP ms command
'",,'so, W' tu's ~ 'ne Wuoie uu'y oil man
o'nu ~ ~ we leao' nave written
u"'u Ho"' YOUNG men, because ye are
'', ,,,.
N"'a pe'he u society largely made ip or
,"o Suuus, Wh"t ! suaIl nave To say shall
no uHeV'eu 10 our YOUTH me young men
nnW !uNus women upon whose shoulders
IN proSen'l! Iall 'he NANTES ana rcspon-
s,nlliti's VI posluons ui hopor and trust be-
qu'"'he' 10 mem ny lhose Who shall have
Eo,i' o" oeloro ana WIN Inc fathers fallen
"S,ueP
We READ, Wneh Cauline attempted 10
overthrow the lhorues OF komc he began
py 'orfup'lnE the young men of the city
shl forming them INTO bands for deeds OF
u''lhE ana crime In TINS he acted with
h'"h uiS'erhmehl oil ~hat constitutes the
strength am safety OF community tho
virtue ahd inte1llg'nco OF It's youth, ospc-
''ally OF It's young men This class oi per
SONS mas win mnth proprety been demon
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR UNION.
The Second Days Proceedings of the Eighth Annual
Convention
ARE DRINKING AT THE SPIRITUAL FOUNTAIN
Prayer Meeting SuniseSong Services Prominent
stes--Psdnt Bells Annual Address, Report of the Scre-
tary and Treasurer and Department Workers.

Ing bv the choir and audience. On account
Of the absence Of Rev. J. NJ. Campbell.
DR.. NJ. j. Blem, another and very popu-
lar vice president. presided.
The devotional exercises were led by Mr..
Sam NJ. Hamilton OF Waco, who opened
with the song Blessed Assurance" which
was sung strringly.
Mrs L. T. Sloen Of Pine Valley led IN
prayer. after which the gospel, according TO
Matthew, Xxx. -. was read In unison, Mr..
Hamilton. the leader. made some pointed
remarks upOn the scriptuml lesson. calling
Tor comments from the Bible. which We're
nromptly found and read by members OF
the audience.
After the exposition Of the gospel. son
tence PRAYERS followed all standirg and
large number taking part; the series OF
prayers being opened by Dir Srweli Of
Waco and closed by II. II. Courthouse
State secretary.
The song. which is the EnlcAyorefs own
BY possession. Sunshine" wls them sunc
after which Or, Bliem asked all officers
and suporinlendents. as well as pastors
present. and singers, to take seats on the
platform.
How Firm a Foundation was sung and
then The first speaker Of the morning vas
introduced and applsufod R-v George u
Oakley az Marshall who delivered an aa-
dress entitled "Fichor,o Ham The Lord
Helped Us Tie spoke AS follows
As stool ay N.srn-s Fails some years
ago ARA fcit the rrern'ltnr eur-n ! <sl3
TO mye,H Wha, a waste 81 for.t. lat.
now 'as mower Is heinr uiizs5. ANA l.y
oer'e n connections c.Hss are Ign IS ana
heated. THAT was g. -eulus." Won -tv.
who Invented .ush ulaa" Eut ovc- p
Portland. NJ soulo years ago WIS a t,isv
i"s'or who ha4 given himself -1 rha ser.
f.sn.f
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JUNIOR WORK

Dear Christian Endeavorers Of PHI, w.,
Does it seem possible Una. a as' III.
eleven months) has elapssa ,, mn,
gathered in San Antonio ana '
Alamo? ,.sea With d,
,,r,,i,y ,bat almost feel as MI
dreaming and that this Assembly
a phantasy of my imaginanO,r W mani "
But look into your faces, II IN Al N
familiar and beloved ones .th d n
friendly ones; ! see the spafa~
eves. have heard the souaa M
Voices in PRAYER and song; J hi, MI,
v n,arn b h, of many, and ia rsis}
warm na nIi,w hat our christian ~
clans are again gathered i ,.,ar how >;
numbering, and that no mn nh our IN
has been accomplished thfousn our s.irr1
Voc must give an account OF w M, NJ 1
shin for the past year ~
God. lava this yeii j
"hoons. !" and Junior Enaea'"
,ion. A., wear bis w.
neruliar one in many resp. rss.i lion ri
rn,iarjties of financial depi en ieL \
I,,;cai excitement have peen moi Ns
i itere in every department !, u acai !
E IiuSe' hnt If church. That !. a,, pNd
state, pa ~ VI not. unfortunately. ,I,, 3
20 SO TO- .Ss. !, e so. Our Cn''. ,so,:l1|
deayor work has felt u ,ast sunpsf (
during the months OIL ' .
autumn. -, WAS harnls,, j
on,y by these circumsi anc ,ss = work n, n
con-. cn,;n, py but personally .nS hand, w !,
COUNT Gov MY have been in worse , nS 70 =
scarcely ,or nar' into detail i ,lr isN.s
that for three MONT" was unspls ~
our last convention aggressive y
noor health, to do any Wv Junior S''
and mat since most oil m ~
h nnu done from my ceu'" efforts g.,s
'e iIoweyer. through me ee,sn,s, " n
70 ,,h,,,i local experimenting sna 4,
,ai. i l,,os s Of our old soc ,us .hour,
hs,a i, m Some few more. AN AM ne heita' !.
gain IN societies se 70 have ave many p' ,sr
encouraging things !" moi largs, ~ "a
our Junior forces are he results "
faithful workers anu r,,sl
90 are glaa w
AS said before We ,.as "a
gain in societleh' tod $50 soeis"
Last year reporlee Ar5
L ns,, bsrship OF $3.50, o.ses .hr0us i
m iilc haVs iest--on some ca ,,sb neslf z
we nave '0i in others through fIiu.sl !.
OF vioiehce.N nave onrollea 80 -
cent, nv deuoniihs % y
follows: Discirics ssShv,er.an. y -
les, Cumberland lt.s a,;ss; unioe
q soe'i' Il
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action: It extends to others aud Will reach
to succeeding ages.
Future generations will feel the enects
of your principles and your conduct fou
are SO connected with the immortal bcihss
around you that you can not avoid most
important influence over their character
and final condition. and this long AFTER
you shall he no more. nay, long AFTER the
world itself shall he no more the conse-
quences OF your conduct to thousands OF
your fellow-mcn will be nothing less than
everlasting destruction or eternal life.
Chron., xxx i: Who then is willing TO
consecrate his service this day unto the
Lord
This implies that 1t Is to be personal, as
the call is made to iuavi iuals. auu not
collectively, for men are not saved by
dozens or in droves. but as Isaiah has SAID;
"Yc shall be gathered one by one o ye
children OF lrsael." Then again, II being in
the form of an invitation aud not com
mand, We realize that it must be volun-
tary response and from the heart. The con
secration must he entire or whole hearted.
nothing kept back; II We are TO be sue
cessful ard truly guided ly the Holy Spirit
for two opinions in the matter OF souf rel
ision you can not hold.
And Elijah came unto Ill the neopld and
said. How long halt We between two opin-
ions? | the Lord be God follow Him, but
If Baal, then follow him. Now, therefore,
fear the Lord and serve Him in sincerity
ard In truth, and put away the gods which
your fathers served, or the other side OF
the flood, and in Egypt and serve ye the
Lord. And If it seem evil unto you 20 serve
the Lord choose you this day whom yc
viii serve. whether the gods which your
fathers served that were on the other side
nj the flood or the gods Of the Amorltes
In whose land ye dwell II God he God
serve Him and do it thoroughly but II this
world be God serve Il, and make no pro-
fcssion of religion. II You think the things
of the world tho best serve them. Nut re-
member II the Lord he your God, YOU can
not have Baal too; YOU must have one or
else the other mo man can serve two
masters"
If God be served He will hc I master. and
II the devil be served he will not be long
before he viii be master; and We can not
0erve two masters. oh be wise and think
not that the two can he served or mingled
together.
Joined to Christ. In mystic union,
We, Thy members, Thou our head.
Sealed by deep and true communion.
Risen with Thee. who once vert dead:
Saviour. We would humhly claim
All the power Of this Thy nams
Make Thy members every nouf
For Thy blessed service meet.
Earnest tonuuos and arms of power
Skllful hands and fastening feet,
Ever ready to tufil
All Thy word and all Thy viii.
There Is not snider hanging on tho
kings wall but ha,h its ccrand; there ia
not a nettlc that Growoth In the corner
OF the church ward but hath its purpose
there Is not single insect fluttcring In
the breeze but Accomplishment some divine
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nut 10 serve God actively in 1t now Saved
TO serve. should be the motto of him who
mas known Christ as his Savior and who
has accepted Him as his King.
IL matters little where a man serves God
q al nome abroad. in the shop. in the Of
flee. in the school room. in the fields I
serves. nv" NC
Let each and all, whatever his calling no
ihere IN abide with God. from break of
III set of sun, they shall
His purpose see
ana serve him in his own appointed way.
In the worlds broad field of battle
IN the bivouac of life,
i'e not Ike dumb. driven cattle.
he hero In the strife,
iTnst no future. however pleasant.
Let the dead past bury its dead.
act act, in the living present
heart within, and God oerhead
Lives or great men, all remind ia
we can make our lives sublime
NV, ueparting. leave behind us
roolprlhts on the sands of time
footprints that perhaps another.
sailing DER lfes solemn main
lorlorn and ship-wrecked brother
seeing shall take heart again.
40 not neglect the kings business. for n
.o,,I - haste Much of it has TO do with
sous that may be In eternity tomorrou o.
oven today and our opportunities for hoIn
day 81 nv used TO-
but today. "'"son lot IL
4
~, "v Mutk for souls while yet ills day. for
E W." uiEnt cometh when no man can work
Of ,lo 'n uay Is hitting fast The shadows
y, lhe night are falling, what II ,he
sleVenth hour should strike after hao, all
Gay ,aleE life timc of Opportunities SUI.
,eItu 10 pass unemployed and ahso,uta,
MINING done for God Wasted tina Wi,
u liver return, then should we moi imnroya
Him? :" a'i"s something for
'"e's are hearts that fast yielding To
aoubt and despair,
's ing LOT lack Of the strong Christian
10 GUINNESS, whether hero or In Heaven
t is ,ouha IN the effort to make other.
crs Wtinonle,- = service or entire oo0so
.,elg, profitable unto men ~ rs h,.ospett
~ 1oeuiehee to the Lord. from thn d nsu.
soul into STOu n ana 9ty, to do good. we open the
s graz, change the character m vi zen, WIN
, mrrs. ny obedience We enter 81 our mo mo
comma ndtn me Lord, and rlnd that Ills
IN ihn paas are not greyous. and ma,
ward 'heih lhere is great re-
uo ,ra'e we no, word for Jesus MT
Hurn 10 say Tor Him? Ho ,V ,s NOT
c @ors ne near you speaking OF The tbings 81
ISL sorrow or IFS passing pleasures SELF.
cntIt r1't o5 empty mr,h@ Le, us not III he
olous' emp nr'l M our Lord listen to friv-
yes, priceless words, using His precious
sven uS in which We may spyak noay mas