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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-19
An ENDEMIC of Diarrhna.

Mr.. A. Sanders, writing from Cocoanuf
Grove, Fla, says there has been quite an
epidemic of diarrhoea there. He had a Sc
we're attack and was cured by four doses
of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhCea Remedy. He says he also recon-
mended it to others and they say it Is the
best medicine they ever used. For sale by
GEO. A. PARcHER, Druggist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-19
MOUTH OF THE RIVER.
uly IL.

Capt. E. Fullerton, OF Somervilie, Mass.,
Is visiting relatives here.
The dance at Eureka hall Friday even
ing was largely attended.
Frank Fullerton, OF Rockland, called
on relatives and friends here recently.
Miss Z. Nj. Johnson, OF Boston is
boarding with Mrs. John Whitmore for
the summer.
Samuel Bunker, who has been III with
paralS sis two years, had another shock
last week. He Is in a critical condition.
July Il. VICTOR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-19
ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Address DR.. Kilmer & Co., Bingham
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-19
South isluehill.

South BIuehili.
M. j. Colt is quite i'll.
Alice Preble is spending few days in
Sedgwick.
Judson Weber, OF Black Island, visited
friends here last week.
July l.. D.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-19

Hoods Pills cure Liver Ills, Biliousness. In
digestion, Headache. Easy to take. easy TO
operate. 25c.-Adrt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-19
A HEALTH 4
BUILDER
Ellsworth. Ne.

IN constructing a building
+ you must begin at the
foundation. 1t is so with the
81. F. Atwood's Bitters.
They make stomach and di-
gestion right, and thus furnish
good material with which to
build. You will have a good
strong body in which to dwell
if you use al. F."
3Sc. bottle Avoid limitations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-19

There Is a great deal OF morality in this
lence.
False friends are like our shadows; they
keep close to US W bile we walk in the sun
shine, but leave US the instant We walk
iato the shade.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-19

Ashville.
Mrs. John \. Small, who has been quite
i'll, is better.
J. d. Holmes and family, OF Brewer, are
here for the summer.
Rena Hooper, OF East Sullivan, is with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Tracy for a while,
W. II. Hall has sold his iavorite mare
Lady" to William Il. Martin.
Mrs. Lizzie Pstten, of East Franklin,
WAS in town Saturday and Sunday.
Carroll Clark arrived home from Steu-
ben, where he has been visiting relatives
for a few days.
Mrs. John 3. Duke and children, of
Hyde Park, Mass, arrived last week to
spend the summer with her mother, Mrs.
Eliza j. Patten.
Mrs. Sarah Coughlin, OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, with her sister, Mrs. $. s. Hanna,
OF East Sullivan, was the guest OF q. II.
Hanna and wife Sunday.
July II. MEB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-19

wANTED.-Case of bad health that r. 70
PANS will not benefit. Send cents to ~
pans Chemical Co, New York, for 10 samPle-
and ,oo9 testimonials.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-07-19
AiEB,

West Eden.
Miss Esther Hadley has gone to Seal
Harbor for he summer.
Mrs. Eben Hamor is quite i'll, but is at
present writing improving.
Mrs. Ellen Higgins is very i'll. No hope
OF her recovery is entertained.
Mrs. Emily Babhage, OF Deer Isle, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Alma Hig-
gins.
Winfield Higgins, who has been in
Springfield, Mass, the past two years, is
spending the summer with his parents,
Bloomfield Higgins and wife, at Indian
Point.
July II. NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22
ausfiihr[ihs Gh;Iberunoen Der "a:

dustubrlphs Sh.IDerun9en Der Ga
moa : Wirren gegebsn. Ssrr Sripp
bt4re5bt 5undht feline Qntunit in
SGmpa. mo er iisbsn SriegsidifTe,
o6sr fem ein3i9es SanoelsI4iff uno
iibsraq gepaffnete, Soloatsn unb Don
Den 8riten b~erpaFnete Gings6orsne
fano, Die ieinsr 4niidt na9 leift init
Mataafa's 9efoagI4aft 6dttsn Ier!tg
iperoen uno Walistoa Sonu5 gum So
mig MAIDEN fDnnsn, Gr beidrel6t
bonn, ME bic Gtngebosenen entpaffaet
purbsn unb Die MalNioa giinTtige
Snti4eiouna bes Ghefsri6ters Ggams
BERG bur4gefubrt tparo. Die roeFin;z
ttp fem muBte. mic irri9 audi bic i6r
borausgehenosn GripdguHgen eeiptie
fem mo4ten." 0sie I6ittsre piQe fir
S~6anbers iiber3udert Serr Sripp i'm
5olaenoen nur ~mangel6ufi, ineem er
ben Gbfri9tsr einsn ,guten Intpalt
unb e6rliden Monn" nennt.
9ommiFdr Sripp iagt ponn peiter,
bab bic 6eioen perbafteten Deut{6en,
Marquarbt unb SuFnagsl, bon Der
Gommifion iofort f~rsigelaiIen muir
ben. ba feline irid6altisen getpeife gsz
gen tie b%orla9en. DAB MeIBs fir Ell
nen Der einsaborsner pr~dtenbenten
partei nahmsn, mDge pisGsi6t gez
1fmadlos, aber iidJer fsin unrsnt gez
spefen fem. Matdofa Vel Der Mann
oer Mabl elmer srbriidsnben Moioriz
tat 'bsr @amoansr getpeIen. o6sr in
Sampa fei nidt bic gepDlferung. fonz
bern ntpenige 4ussripqbIte" bei Der
aOnigspa3I mab9ebenb, Was I4lteBz
fiA Nbmiro1 aaub's 9er6alten Be-
trifft, 10 1T 9r. Sripp Der QniiAt. baB
Der W6miral ni6t feline SnItruftionen
iiberi6ritt, inbsm er SrDres Der ma
joritdt Der 9oniuln befofgts.
Sc fol9t eine genaus Qngabs Der Sc
i9life Der GcmmiH;Dn, pelhe ourA
bic neusn Samoa : 8srtrGg: gegenz
Itanbslos aetporoen lino. Gum SfluB
smpfisblt Der gommihdr baloiee NuTz
loiune Der Sduberri4aft gu Drsien
unp tbaB bic Ser. Gtaaten iif i'm Saz
fen paso : Pago fsItisssn fonen.
Oas Senats : gomite fir auaypGrz
ttss IngelegeHbsiten bat bef6toRen,
bic beibsn NIT Oeutidlanb unb @roBz
britannisn obgGdlofsne 8ertrGoe fir
Wufl07una Der Drei : MG6ts : 6errz
idaft iibsr Sampa giinlfig sin5ubes
ridtsn. Der sin5ige @agner Der neuer
gsrtrdes inn Gpmite mar @snafor 3d.
con (Dem., Ga. Der erIt felt 9ur3sm
Mitglifb oss gomits's lit. unb audi ct
Tu6te bic @inberidtung oer 9srtrGq:
rtht gu psr9inbern. Ssins SppoIiz
tion ridtsts ii6 lebigli9 esesn bic Grs
tuerbuns BON Sutuila; sr lit Der OH,
fidt. Dab porsrlt bic ginpiGigung be,
gep0lferune Der ftsinsn Sniff erlargt
perben miife. Man bislt iEm sntg.e
gen. baB be bortigen g;npo6ner go,
mabsu iinb urb paB Die Ser. Gtaas
ten iih ni6t bic @slsgen6eit our Grz
~psr5ung beg guten 6afens pagospas
go entgebsn Iafen biirftsn.
9oar's fategpriaer s M
p~eratip. '
Der 8eih.ub, tueldsn Senator Soar
BON MaHaduIetts gslisrn i'm Senat
einbrahts, unD peldsr bic StsQung
~uniersr Regieruna in on piht;gian,
sur 3eit f4tpebenosn 5rassn oefinirsn
oa, lautet pDrtlid, pie folst:
uSn grpdguns, DaB bus amerifaz
nil6e 8olt uno bic perlhisosnsn Gin
sslitaaten Ger Union friibsr BEL Gin
irilt pid)liger Gpp6en in ~unIersr Sc
Ihihie, namentiIh als lie lire llna6z
bdanaiateit ertldrterL lire 9erfafunasu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22

Die beutide 5ldgge 1T no6 ridt in
Npio ouIgebibt tporbsn urlo piro
es ntft peroen, Bis Der 8ertrag
ratifi3irt 1T. - Gomni1dr Bart
lett Sripp'5 Der5uderte Piae fir
ben GrzOberri4ter G6ombers.-
@enntor 9oar's 9eldlub bs3iigz
lid Der pbilippinenFrage uno bas
bemofratid)s programln. - Iiz
lerlei Snterefantss aus Der Sun@
bes6auptIt0ot.
8al9tnston, D, g., 81. 9e5.
- Die 6isIiee oeuITde 9sIanotI9aft
gIaGt Tolgenoe grtldrun9 ab:
rgine am 13. D. DIS. Dpn Qp;a,
bia Nudlanp, Neuieelano, ab9aI6idte
preBDepeI9s eiebt an, Der oauEEde
8OuIul 6a6e bic beoOrTisbenbe 4nz
neripn bon upDtu uno Sapari an
DguIT6lano in geaenfpdrt elmer On
3a6l Gingabprensrl : 9dupilGnge an
Soro oes OsutTden &riegsl4iffs nGprz
moran" forma %proflomirt uno am
nGmii6sn Gage Die beutI6e 5laggs uuf
Dem 9e6dubs Oss SberseriAts in Ga
moa aufSisben tafen.
0ieIe Qnga6e Ttimut ni4t nit ben
bonn oeutfhen 8pnIul in apia naa
Berlin eeIGidten geridlen uberein, u.
lam, tpsnr Der 9onful feline i6m BON
Berlin aus erIAeilten Sntrufiionen BE-
Tolat bat, abIoiut ni4t pabr iein. Der
aonIul l6idIe sbtnfals an IL. DEG.
cine DepeTde BON apia ab, msloet jez
oph oarin nur, oab ii6 9epilie 5anu5
6Guptljnge eetpeisert BADEN, bic bon
ben orsi 9onluln auferlegte aopfiisuer
gu besa6len, uno baB lie oeshal6 bon
ben Is 6dupttingsn aus bsm Oifrift
astpieIen purOsn. Die orei aonfuln
6a6en bic 13 6Gupiiinge initruirt, bic
reniienten 5anu : 9dupilinse ge9uFs
pro3sIiirune mad Qpia gu i9;dsn.
0ie|e sSn|truftion purbe 6efol9t."
Oag Staatspepartsmnt fat feline
Nahri6'ten bon bsm amerifaHah
aonIul in 4pia iber reue unruhn auf
Samoa, unb ss idsint ou6sr. oab bic
oies6e5ugltasn PreB6sri4te uGertrIsz
BEN tparen. Sic Iidmmsn Offsnbar aus
ben 6etanntanGu;uen pel6s pd6rsno
Der eampaz@irrsn 70 biele6ebbsri6!e
psrbreiislen. Die geamtsn be5 Sldatsz
departments IinD iiber5eu9t, oaB III
qenb pelhs RuhsIi0rungen, fpel6e auf
sintretsn mDgen, niht ben
geamten auFs Gerbbol5 81
Tdreibsn fem peroen, oenn bic oeut@
Eds Teeisruns piinT6t ebenIo Tebnli4,
pie un|erigs, baB Die idtpebenoen Der
trGQe 3ur 9eiieguna Der beltlsn Su@
modfrass in ihrsm gegenipdrtigen fri
iiIhsn Stabium nidt ssfdbrDel perp:n.
mDgen.
Com mi11GrSripp' s 9sri9t.
@insm bssbe5iisli6su Gefuae entz
1prehenb iibermittelts prGitOent DC
aintsD aeIiern psm Strat Den SfriAt
unferes Samoa : GOmmiIdrs Bart
lett Sripp. Sn benz 8eriat psrpsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22

~garaniiren unb is gs9en SnbaIion
ihiiben. SenaIor Motgan nil psma
mad oieTe SnTein in oIeIer geSie6ung
tpensgIisns ps bic Staaten Der Union
bebanoeit tpiIien. Wan bari Der Sc
n~ata0istlGIion ii6er o;eIe 6rogen nit
groBem SnIerehs en.qsam ;e6sa, ba in
ben Rsoen Die Stelun9 DER Osmotruz
ten in Der @~rpaniiorsfrage fir Die
na4Its Champagne prd3iIirt peroen
plrb.
Sir geF4rdntung bss oe1
mofratifAen 8ptumS
i'm Sibsn.
TeprGisntant Grumpdder BON Snz
biana bat cine msrfrpirpige Bin elm
gerei4t, peIde bic Sammlung ppn
Stotiirlfen ii6er pas Iegerpotum in
Ben Sib Staatsn be5tpedt. Der Gsns
IuIcirettcr miro BARN angelpisIen,
cine Compilation Der Wd6lz unp 3ez
gisrungsgeIeBe Der p;riGieoensn Staaz
ten. 1otpeit oisielben bic Quaiifi3irung
bon WG6lern betreffsn, %por3unebmsn.
5arner ToQ TT StatiTtiten iammeln,
aug tpeidsn bic Qn3abl Der sgiItrirz
ten WG6lsr, Wsibe unb 6drbi9e eez
%trennt, in jeoem Sfaat, iotpie Die 3a6L
Der bei ben Wd6lsn BON 1896 unh
1898 pirfli6 ab9sgsbenen Stimmen
berporgsbt. Damn iollen p%eionoere
5absllsn ausaearbsitst tperpsn, tpsl6s
erlpefien, tpie piGle peiBe uno farbige
Siir9er i'm Otter bon ms6r oIs II
Sabren in jebsm Staate pobnen, unb
pie Der pro3snfiaB BON N~nalpba5eten
in beiDen alafsn. DeiBen unb
Sapar5en, iid itslt. Die be5iigli6e
Snformarjon loQ benz GorgreB am
nd4isn Is. Os5amber por9elegt ,pera
ben.
Der 3ped Der Bin gsbt ba6in, Mdz
teriul gu getpinnsn, an 9anb bsfen Die
3abl Der Neger i'm Siisn, pel6e ans
ge6li6 bes Stimmrefts bsraubt tpor4
ben iinb, naf9etriei tperben fam,
uno IS Fplen oann ipGtsr Nsueintbsis
lungen Der G~pngreb}OiItritte %oaraufs
bin gemadt perDen. Man 6offt bic
ReprdTentation bes bemofrarFI9en
Siaoens i'm Sauie bapurh bsf9neiben
gu t0nnsn.
Heprd entant 8oilep's
8orifldg.
Na6 Mufter bes in 0eutI6lanb bea
itsbenoen Samen : gontrol : SpTtems
piinidt 3eprdfentont 9aileb BON
Sanias audi bier cine SGmereien>S n4
Tpett;on ein3ufii6rsn. ipelhs auF BEN
Dsri6;eosnen Staa1s : @rperimfntalz
Statipnen untsr Der Gontrole oes Off
tarbau : Departments ituttfinben ion.
Cur Sdmereisn, ireIfe Fotpobl in Ssz
3ug auf Heinfeit ME a%eimfd6igfeit Die
pro6e 6eitanoen, fo0en aus benz
@uslanbe importirt uno i'm 9anoslsz
osrtebr BON einsm Staate na6 einem
anoeren gelanot uno bort gum 8ers
tauf ausgeiteQt tperoen oiirf fen.
Natiirlid BAT Der GongreB feline Su1
risDiftion iiber bag, mas i~nnerbal6
Der 8ren3sn zines Staates 9ef4ie6t,
a6er bis1sQbs eritredt liA auf Den 5piz
Ifen Itoatlifen 8erfabr, uno Oerfdlf4s
te, ltarf nit llntraut untermII6te,
reip. teimunfdhige Saaten iollen ni6t
BON einem Staat in bam anoeren ber7
F6iappt, rep. pom Qu5lanoe impors
firt tpsrben. 3utpSosu6anolnngen iin6
nit $1,000 Straie gu belegen. Gotiira
lid fDnnsn itraF6are Safe Il Damn
oeritili9 psrfolqt tperoen, tpenn Die
6armer, tpeGde Sdmsreien fauf Ten, bic
rtl6sn untegTuden ~laiitn, re1p. ans
3eigs ma6en, penn Iie nit f6refteu
pDsr bon lnfraut Our6mii4.en SGa
alsreien 6eIHypinoelt lpOrDen Iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22
Wi6tige %Gnti6cioung.
Das Gigert6um BON priodiifulen i'm
Stoa.s SQiuois lit iteuerpfli4tig.

Su2 SFSI'AE"Hh 0N" fN'~ N" w."
Stca.s S0inois lit iteuerpfli4tig.
Gbicuqp, q. 0e3. - Sine peila
traQenoe unb namenili6 fir 0lutTH
Shuloereine, bohpi6EI9e Gntiheia
0u7q ii6er bic SteuerfreiEit BON
Gtnleigent6um. 1T pom Sbergeridi
bes Staotss Sqjnois oh9e9eben tppra
ben.
Sn Dem betreFfsnben 5alIe banoelte
IS fth parum, % bic ct, W}arienA9es
msinoe in Papria fir Den nit i6rer
S6ule per6unbenen SPslplaB CUR
gsI teuerung b:range3ogen peroeH
tDnnte. Dos Staats Sbergeriat
bat oieIe 5roge beja6t unb maAt in
Teiner Gnfde!bur9 gsItenb, Dab laut
cen Staata9Gebsn uur oaS gi9ent6um
oer DFfentlifxn S6ulen Iteuerfrei lei.
MigD piefs GntIdeioung als iti49atz
tia 6efuaOun,To niro bam;t bisGGiiten5
bon oar bialen @emeinbtidsulen, pelz
DE 10 Idon f6rer gu fdmpfn baz
ben, in 6ra9e geItellt. Sur iotAe
Stuten, relfe Iih np6 aus frii6ersn
sS~abraf6nten zines 6afonoeyen 5reibriez
ies erFrsusr, iinb bon bi:ier GnfTdeis
burg auagenDmmsn, gu oiefen gea
Fort bic 5rs;t 0eu-i6e S4u1e in peoa
Ria. Der S4ulpsrein, unter oeRen
Gfub biefe QnItalt 1852 in's 2ebau
gerufen nurbe. ertQn9ts bon Der baf
moligen Stoat5geIeBQsbung ourd
Gp5ial : @eieb einen @6nrter, rpela
der i6m bas He6t p:rlie6, Iteuerfreies
Giioenr6um i'm Neribs bon 100000
fir Sdul3pede 3u 6eIibsn. Don pel6'
un6ere9snharem WertGe ierer Sreia
BRIEF iebt lit, 9ebt aus Der ob:gen Gnt4
T6ei0ung Gerbor, unb nur Der enerz
gii6en Sppoiition Der pGonm" 1T es
3u3ui6rei6sn. haB Der 9eyein nidt
irfplge Ni6lereien nit bsm 5urnoerz
Elm peri6mpl5en puybe, iomit G6ura
ter uro Gerstfame aufgo6, Dielme9r
fein fegensrsi6es Nert petter %fortIez
BEN fam.
gfu6 ouBsr6o6 qsorio's 7inb es
namntli6 frsiIinnf5gs neuide 9efellz
ifaftsn, bic li6 folher Srei6riefe erz
freuen. Sir bic airfsn : 9emeinoen
beoautet bic GntiAsioung cine id4rli4e
G6aa6e BON 9unoerttduienoen bon
OpQars, unb peosrum iino es bsuta
Ifs 9emeinben, pel6s Den 20penarz
t6sil tra9en miihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22
Glci6iGrmiGe Seicurrnng in Midis
uatl.

Gaming Did, q. 0s3.-Ody
u~nler6aus Der MjAaaner 2egislatur
pa[Iirte bic pom 8ouperreur Qinsrea
empTo6lane rSo;n! a:iuluiion," bic
9soDlfsrun9 Dts Staa!e5 ii6er sin9erz
FaKuno5 : 4%manosmsnl a6It;mmen gu
(ahan, ppna6 aQes @igenf6um gleidh
fDrmig htiieuert peroen ipa. 9as
9otum Iiano sc geaen s, Die Hsloz
luIion riftet 6stanntli4 ibre Spibe
sa9en gnfncorporalionen, ns.te ale
0sbel in 9epe9un9 IeBsn. UNI ibrspaIa
lirune nit 3tpeioriitel MaiorildI inn
StaatsIalot All hintertrsibea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-22
Mn,eiseu
%eiertass Ge(6enRe.

S~cScruadren, ~
gir fiibrsu Elm erobts @FortiIneHt veH a.ssr.
Ii6en ,np psrnenpbar,u Irtifsln aus :" -.
pafenp ols goeibnaGts eei6eni', ne mr rn.,'
ionbers attrattiptn 1reiisn oeriaule"
Gcldbcnfe fir Manner' ,,c.
Golfer fir Serrenz@ sleai6afts5anjmes, ,".
seg aeper, eiiernes Geitsu, mi s.n''N IN siSno.
fiittcrt. brei Sbarniere, lDms'es WV"
Ssiistoiden, Militdr.gHrten. Manicure ,ne
oiirttrusSerpiee a0risn, 3arfsnta,Vsh' wv.
teammates, 9ricfe uuo 8tdnun9seuner ata'
cen nm ouidbettsuzgsb dlter, 8aIiersSole9el'
SSafhsnssInihsu II. Subenos anberer @rtltsl.
@eihcnfc fiir Same11.
Wonienr,., s%oilettens uno Rs;issssrsie.,
feiue gbrien, Rartentalbsn etc, Vtultaiien,
ed1rs1hpult.llbr uno GbrsibsS troiee, Apil:fz
tens ,rnh ale Nrtsn prn 8eiie: SanDtalbsn. los
mi. Wartttai5en, 9botuarapbiesa altsH etc.
&. $. Dunn l. Go.
Nr. 321, NorosgalperttraBe,
Nr. %, WeItzSaltimoreItroBe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-07

% don't know Of anything. Jobs are
scarce" replied the minister, begin
ming TO shut the door slowly.
~ didn't know but you might per-
haps BE- able Co give me line 60 the
city railway or SUPERINTENDENT ~ the
shops or something. continued th"
young man. ahiftlng hla faded bat from
one hand 10 the other nCrvoualy
"tt would De u no use. You VIII
hayo 90 excuse me- ! am very busy this
morning hope you VIII ind some
thing. Sorry I can't Eivc you some
thlnE so do here fut I Keep only "a
horse and a COW and DO the work my
self"
The REV. Henry Maxwell closed the
door and heard the man walk down the
steps. A. he went un Into hiH study boz
saw from biz haii window that tho man
was going slowly down the Hifcct. Htlll
holding shla hat between hia hands
There was something 100 the figure 20
detected. homeless ana fora1lgon that
the minister hcsitatod moment na he
stood looking at II. Then he turned TO
hlH desk and with aigh began the
writing whore he had left on.
lie had no moro Interruptions and
whom hia wife came M two hours later
tho sermon was finished. and the loose
leaves were gathered up and neatly tied
togethcr and laid On bic bible. nll rcndy
Tor the sunday morning service.
"a queer thing happened at tho kim
dgrHarten this morning. Henry" said
hiH wife while thuy were eating dln-
ncr, You know, I went over with Mrs.
brown 10 visit tho school, and Just aft
cr the games while the children were
nt the tables, the door opened. and u
young man came In. holding q dirty
hat In both hands. lie SAT down near
the door and never said word. only
looked at the children. lie was evident
~ tramp. and Miss Wren and her as
HlHiant Miss Kyle, were little fright
cned nt nrat, but h. sat there very
quietly and after fow minutes be
went out"
"Pcrhapa he was tired and wanted
30 rrat somewhere. The Same man
called here. ! think. Did you say h.
looked like "a trnmp7'
Yes. very dusty. shabby and genor-
nlly trnmpllkc-nut more than 30 Or %
years OLD should say"
"rhc same man" said tho REV.
Horny Maxwell thuuRhtfully.
"nii you finish your sermon. Hen
ryY' his wife asked after pause.
Yes. an done II has been very
busy week with me. The two sermons
cost me % good deal of labor"
They Will be- appreciated by n large
audience tomorrow, hope" replied
his wife, smiling. What are you 70
Ing 70 preach about In the morninFf'
Following Christ take IN the
ntoncmont under the heads Of sacrifice
ana example and then show the steps
needed 20 follow his sacrifice and cx-
ample"
Il am sure II Ia good sermon. !
hope Il won't rain sunday. We have
had 20 many rainy days lately"
Yes, the audiences have been quite
small FOR some time. People will not
come out Go church In a storm" Tho
Rev. Henry Maxwell sighed a. he said
H. He was thinking of tho careful, la
borioua Efforts he had made In prepar-
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CHATTER l.
For herounto were ye called because
Christ also suffered for you. leaving you
an example. that ye should follow uia
steps.
II was Friday morning, and the Rev.
Horny Maxwell was trying to nnlah his
sunday morning sermon. lie had been
interrupted several times and was
growing nervous az the morning wore
away and the sermon grow very slowly
toward n satisfactory finish.
MARY" he called 20 hia wife az he
went up stairs after the last Interrupt
ton. ~ any one comes after this /
wish you would say that 1 am very
busy and cannot come down unless Il
Ia something very important"
Eyes. Henry. nut 1 am going over
10 visit the kindergarten. ana you will
have tho house ali TO yourself"
The minister went up into hla study
and shut the door In q few minutes
he heard his wife 20 out.
He settled himself at his desk with a
sigh Of relief and began to write. His
text was from Peter u. p.
For herounto were 80 called! be-.
cause Christ also suffered Tor you. leav-
ing you an example. that ye should fol-
low His steps"
lie had emphasized In the first part
OF hts ecrmon the atonomont AZ a per-
nonai aaorihoc. calling attention to the
fact Of Jesus suffering In various ways
In His life "a well as In His death. ne
had gone on to emphasize the atone
ment from the side OF example. giving
Illustrations from the NE and teachings
OF Jesus 10 show how faith In the Christ
helped TO save mon because OF the pat
tern or character lie displayed Tor their
imitation. lie was now on tho third
and last point, the necessity uf follow
Ing JesuB In His sacrifice and example
10 had Just put down. "tal stops
cnuneratc them In logical order when
the bell rang sharply. II was ono OF
thosc olockwOrk bells and always went
on as clock might ~ n Il tried to
strike ~ all at once.
Henry Maxwell sat az his desk and
frowned u little. lie made no move
mont 20 answer the bell. Very soon Il
rang again. Then h. rose and walked
over TO one Of his Windows which CONE
mandcd "a view OF the front door.
A man was standing on the steps. lie
was young man very shabhily
dressed.
Looks like n tramp" said tho min
lister. II suppose III have 70 go down.
and
iie did not finish the sentence. hut
went down stairs and opened the front
door
There was moments pause az the
two men stood facing each other Then
the shabby looking young man saids
I'm out OF n Job, sir. and thought
maybe you might put me In the way OF
Eetting something"
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IN HIS STEPS.
p1hai 7lJuuia
Jrsus nu2"

By Charles NJ. sheldon.
Copyrighted and p,.i,li,i,ef n bod form by ne
Aduusds fribita.sAO q. " Ch,edoo.

Is =.
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-22

played for an hour, a bonfire blazed a
welcome, but no invitation was strong
enough to bring from their homes the
thousands of workingmen who are in the
district The Democrats expected last
night to find crowded hall. They spoke
in chagrin to empty benches. In the very
home Of the workingmen the agitators
were unwelcome. No more significant cir
cumstance perhaps has cast its shadow
upon this campaign. There are between
1000 and 5000 workingmen in the district.
Fifty made chilly representation.
AS might have been expected, the speak
ers We're dispirited. They were hardly
themselves, as talking to the echo of
ones own voice is not particularly insplr-
accepted and r. 2. Doolan was announced
as the first speaker. AS far as the mu-
nicpal campaign is concerned to him it
means simply the election of r. P. Doo-
Ian. He told what a splendid official he
will make If given a chance. Emile Pohli
was the next speaker, and with James P.
Booth divided the honors of the evening.
Both delivered good addresses, outlining
the principles of government they seek
to set in operation under the charter
They asked vote for the entire Super
visorial ticket, of which they are mem
bers
Jerome Deasy was the next speaker,
advocating as usual his own candidacy
Charles Wesley Reed told his tale of con-
vention woe, denounced 1.-The old squaWs -
and asked his friends to stand with him
with even greater tenacity than before
Mr.. Reed held the platform longer than
he wished. 1t was his awful dutV TO hold
the audience until the Mayor arrived l;e
About 8 o'clock the strain was beginning
to tell upon the audience. Charles Wes-
ley's tale of woe was not entertaining and
one by one his auditors were drifting into
the street. And then the Mayor came and
saved the day.
His Honor was sad. He said that he