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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
COTTON DEALERS.
REMOVE MAIN OFFICE FROM
NORTH CAROLINA TO NOR
FOLK

The we'll known firm of cotton
brokers. Young. Williams &c Co.. who
have for the past five years had their
main office at Henderson. N. c., and
who established Il branch office in Nor
folk last fall have decided to remove
their main Office to Norfolk
They have engaged Il suite of rooms
in the Cotton Exchange building, At
lantic City Ward, and will open there
increased during the past five years
but Mr.. Young states that 1t has dou-
bicd since they have been located in
Norfolk Mr. Williams IS n t present in
New York. Mr.. Young will leave ca
June 2ith. for England and the CONT
nent. where he will establish new for
e!gn connections for the firm. He has
engaged passage on the White Star
liner Umbria. He will remain abroad
about three months.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

MIN continued and unqualified success
in the many and diversified great bust
ness enterprises in which he has been
engaged.
Norfolk owes to Colonel Taylor a debt
of gratitude for the noble monument
that has resulted largely from his eff
heavenward, will be a. monument. NOT
only to the brave soldiers OF the South.
but also to the zeal and perseverance,
or Colonel Taylor. and those who have
co-opcrated with him.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
The "neinn nIeroedn.."

To see the captured Spanish man-of-
war Rcina Mercedes, take the Old Do
minion steamer Hampton Roads, Ieav-
ing Bay Line wharf at 1870 a. m. and
400 p. m. returning from Old Point at
300 and 6:15 p. m. my24-3t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
OTHER LOCAL ON PAGE 3.
EXCURSION TO OLD P0INTl

Steamer Aurora. SATURDAY. May 9TH.
Portsmouth. foot CT High street, 7:45 a.
M. Norfolk y. Y. P: y. dock, a. m.
and West Norfolk. Leave Old Point ut 10
o'clock and accompany Spanish cruiser to
navy-yard. Round trtp-Adults, 40c.; chill
dren, zoe. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

few dollars they gave came freighted
with love and generation for the heroes
OF the South. and those dollars repre-
serted months. IL not years, of priva-
givers. ''-
In every walk of life as a man. as a
soldier, as Il banker. as a railroad
man. and as q merchant, Colonel Tav-
Tor has displayed those sterling quail
ties OF noble manhood that make him
honored and respected in his naive civ
and State. He possesses n clear head
ana fund of energy that have won
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
LOST.

7 OSr SrRAYED OR STOLlaN-A
ear; answers to the namo OF "Reuhin."
Reward il returned or information OF it's
whereabouts. Il. u. MORGAN, go Fen
church street. 1ts
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
THE CONSTITUTION.

Years ago 1t was my privilege to be
The guest Of Vice President \. II.
stephens: in the freedom of after-din-
ncr- cnnYcrsalion. q then. recent popular
vote, in which a large majority was
given to Il cause which did not give due
protection 10 the rights OF the m.nori-
~. was discussed. and the majority was
excused by the popular, saying: "rhe
greatest good to the greatest number. -
The old stateemans eye flashed. and
the color arose 20 his cheek a. in :he
most emphatic manner he said: no.
sir, no. sir this is the rocl, upon which
We arc In danger OF making ehip-wrock.
oar safety is in the CONSTITUTION
and il says in awful majesty, "protec-
ton to the minority"
II came to me a revelation that
this was the very principle for which
not only our fathers had fought, and
bled. and died. but that FOR which nj,
the immense treasure. sacrifice, sul-
fering. life had been poured out in our
struggle for home. liberty. life.
Are we not called to-day TO the same
battle? Perhaps not to the tented field
ana tho roar OF artillery. and the rat
tie Of musketry-but better far this
than the surrender Of r.nciple-ayc. as
did these loved companions, let Us show
our wor,hincss of such cOmraGship: let
us lay down our i!NeS rather thaN sur
render one jot or title Of the Cnnsti-
tuition to the overweaninT LUIS; for cx-
paHsion this reckless disregard M, on
~ for tine rights of the Filipino. bu.
that heaven given. biood-haptiscd pa
triot-crowned fundamental l3w-"'rhc
CONSTITUTION" tits the God-erected
barrier TO tyranny. wrons. einG oppres-
sion.
We owe it to world groaning under
despot:sm; we owe il to our children:
we owe it to unborn Scneratlons-to
say TO those in authority: not one inch
Of land, not one right that the Con-
stitu;ion guarantees % man, not n
feathers weight of authority. what
ever the excuse, whether !. be financial
moral or destnal necessity. "Withnu;
the consent of the governed" Far bet
tor would it have been that our navy
had sunk, our armies had been defeat
cd. and. overwhelmed with disaster, We
had been driven hici; fomc. than tina,
we should annex an unwilling people
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

MA u ~ NJ AMAZE SPIRITUAL
I've Trance and Business Medium, Is row
i9eateo N Norioik. Reads life from cradle
10 Br;tNc WIFI HDTOlETs CUTTtSTTT IC-IE. WI
III trouble are cspccialiy invited to cali
Ollce and residence iG2 Butc street Nor
mN2J-lWr
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

7 AIDES. YOUR HAIR IS IMPORT
~ ant!-YoUr cut hair or combings
made into Beautiful Braids. Bangs, Pom
padour Puffs or Front Pieces in tho most
artistic manner TO suit the face. Charges
moderate Combings bought. Nine.
GATES New liair-Drcss 'ng Manicuring
and Shampooing Parlors glS Main street.
Norfolk. (Over lN-ccnt Storol mva3-l NJ ;
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

1Ar7 C A S H. A BEAUTIFUL
~ a Il French Walnut Upright: all
latest improvements: used only IL few
months. Grcat-hargain. FACTORY
IIANO PARLORS, corner Granny and
Charlotte streets my21-St-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

EE ADAM SMELL NEWMAN. THE
AVA renowned cla!rvoyaut and business
medium. can he consulted at her pariors
on all life matters. Her tests are wonder
ful. No. lC2 Bank street. upstairs. oppo-
site NaIo!e Norhs. my2i-iW'
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

N OR SALE.-THE ELIZABETH CITY
H Iron Works. Write TO j. T.. SAN
DERS. Elizabeth City. n. c. my2i-iwa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

1t is worth your while to look into
the merits of The Gale Jewelry Com
pany's Diamond and Watch Clubs.
Ninth club now forming; no INSTALL
ment plan. but 81 a week.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
Man Fails From "a Car.

While an electric car was rounding
the curve at the corner of Boush and
Butte streets yesterday morning. an old
man whose name the reporter did not
succeed in Tearing. alighted before the
motorman could bring the car to
standstill. and in consequence was
thrown down and sustained several
bruises. A physician rendered the neo-
essary surgical aid.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

M ANTED. YOUR ATTENTlON- :
w USE PERFECTION GASOIiNE,
STOVE TOPS. SAVES ONE-TIIiKD
burn. a longfclt need supplied r II
lLLINSTON. Agent. 2oi Church street.
myl6-lm
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

YII L CAN GET MORE MONEY FOR
w your goods than any other auction.
Ger In town Consirnmcnts rosoectfmIiv
solicited. Quick returns guSrantcnJ
Highest city reference furnished -
NOTES G. CO., 80 Commercial Place
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FOR SALE.


T1 OR SALE.-CIGAR CANDY AND
~ Fruit Stand. 100 Church street. Cheap
for cash my25-3t-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

Each year they marched with gallant.
manly tread
To honor thosc-our loved. our sacred
dead.
Thy sword. unsheathcd, they've grasp
ed to bravely fight
For the oppresscd-for Liberty and
Right.
IA swec;er tribute far than flowers
And more acceptable and dear to thee
Brave deeds that live and grow with
each days life
Immortal blossoms,-mustered in the
strife.
sleep on. until reveille sounds again
Well done. thou good and faithful, the
Tha, ANGELS chant with souls that
clorify--
For death is life to those who brovely
de"
AT THE CEMETERIES.
The eloquent speaker touched a sym
pathetic chord in the hearts of his
hearers. and his tribute o: love will
bear rich fruits in love for our reunited
land.
Following the Grafton came the ben
ediction by Rev. Beverly -. Tucker,
chaplain. of Pickett buchanan Camp.
this closing the formal program. The
throngs then dispersed. thousands go
ing IN the various cemeteries by cars
and carriages. where they decorated tine
graves OF the soldiers OF the Confed-
eracy with flowers and flags. The
graves OF two of our soldier boys, VIII"
died as the result OF service in the war
with Spain-SerGeant Major Diem and
Corporal Lassiter--werc especially con-
spicuous by reason of the wealth or
floral tributes placed upon them.
Citizens generally aleo strewed
flowers on the graves Of their loved
ones and these combined to make a
very pleasing appearance.
The decorations having been placed,
the people returned to Norfolk. About
1880 p.> M, the Portsmouth and Berkeley
veterans were escorted to the ferry.
the Norfolk organizations dividing to
let them pass through and salutine
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Arnold Eberhard, Architect.

Citizcn9' BANK BuIding
Preliminary sketches. including cost
furnished free, subject to approval
ny9i-im
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

IL OR SALE. - \ LIMITED GUAM
A t.ty of Check Boois on the Norfolk
National Bank. II cents. SAM W. BOW
MAN. .i9 Main street mylo-ln
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

IL OR SALE. Il HAVE \ HAY BAL
Wrenn. Whi;churst & Co. in perfect
working order have balcd hay that
weighed 200 pounds each large bales. Also
1eoo pounds hlllri; wire. oil Of which |
YIN sell for $3.50. delivered anywhere in
Norfolk. Va. Also Rack WAGONS with
Il capacity OF 50 barrels of cebbage. in
good running order. price $50 each. r.
WILSON SELDEN. care Wor1blcs Sons.
Commercial Place nyG-3w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

III OR SALE. ONE LIGHT ONE
horse Victoria. built by II. r. Bah
clifton. Can be seen AT n. WRENN *
SONS. my20-lw
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FOR RENT.

FFICEs FOR RENT-TWO OFFICES
~ on business part OF Main street far
rent cheap. Address ID" care Virglnian-
PNot. my2o-Stt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
DR. NYM. l.. OLD,

Office 173 Main street, Talbot building
Office hours. 10 to l. to ,. Residence. At
lantic I}otel. mylf-2w
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

vETANTED.- EVERYBOpY TO KNOW
w that Campbell, the photographer,
VII give Il special on Saturday OF this
week, $500 Cabinets for Sl.oc per dozen,
Carbonett Moniillio $l.Oo per doarn r. $.
CAMPBELL. $40 Main street, Ba,lontine
building my2i-3t-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
THE, GRAFTON.

The Grafton was delivered by Rev w
4. Slaymaker. pastor Of the Presbyte-
rian Church. OF Berkeley. and member
Of Nicmeyer- Shaw Camp. lie took as
his theme "Patriotsn.- md discussed
it with great freedom ana carncsiness
He declared that 1t was tho citadel,
the bulwari Of our liberty: tho charm
cd circle over which tyranny or op-
preston cannot pass-thc almighty
hat 'thns far. and no farther. that it
ancaks 20 every innovator. every amh.-
'ior." Continuing. the eloquent speaker
said:
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

NV ANTED.-SEVERA GENTLEAIAN
w boarders; good accommodate on.
Apply 5G6 Frcenason street. my2i-3ta
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

Nd IANO iioNo-ROSEWOOD CASE:
n thrc pedals: has Eccn in use sin
months win sell fer $1,000 TO make room
for new stock. Call at once. STtEFE'
WAREROOMS. Monticello, Granny street.
ruv..i-.,t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

TIME ME.-EVERYTHINCi NEW
Il and clean. table board 500: board
end room $500 per week. 42I and 423
Church street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
EoARDERS.

I'd LllASANT ROOM AND BOARD FOR
Il one gentleman. MRS. EOSALllI
SELDOM. 1s5 Duke street ap27-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

gADIBsr Ch!chos.er's English Pennyroya Pills
.p.Hssd . S,,nd are the !, ss "a ,,,, 81 F.s
r. lt Etkisasssss ill.a.n.' 'pi Pa
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

ID LEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
l. with or without board ut PAL Church
street. opposite st. Paul's Church.
mhl5-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

them as they passed. Thus ended the
day of honor to the memory of the SOL
diers OF the Confederacy.
COL, WALTER II. TAYLOR
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

NORFOLK DYEING. CLEANING
~ and Repairing Co'-.Ladics Suits
and pressed, 75c.. pants pressed Toe car
pets specially. AL Main. New Phone .oi
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26

I'm MAKING ROOM FOR yorr,
h spring furniture don't forget that yon
can dispose Of your household ,ffon,s ~
good advantage. Fair dealings o,,v
Drop postal to d. NOTES x co. a.
Commercial Place ana have hin, ,,i,
Splendid opportunity for storing yo,;r ~ a..
Diture during summer. ,nvft,,,,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-26
fin ELOQUENT

Loving hands and hearts yesterday
paid loyal tribute to the memory of the
heroes of the South who fought and
died for the cause they believed to be
right. The weather was favorable for
the occasion and thousands assembled
during the afternoon all along the line
of march, but particularly on Main
street in the vicinity of Monument
square, where the memorial exercises
were held. The scene opened at the
headquarters of Pickett Buchanan
Camp, where the leaders began to as
senble long before the hour of the pa
rade.
Later the parade formed. The order
having been published before. it is I'M
necessary 10 repeat it to-day.
The scene at Monument square was
impressive. The beautiful monument to
the Confederate dead bore around the
base of the shaft a wreath Of flowers.
and on it were Confederate flags. Below
the monument toward the river front
IL platform covered with bunting and
flags had been erected for the speaker
and others, and on this sat also the la
dies Of Pickett Buchanan Chapter.
United Daughters of the ConfcderacY.
Lined up in martial symmetry were
the members of the participating milf
tary organize tons. including Stonewall
Camp, G. ", of Portsmouth; Niemeyer
Shaw Camp, G. ". Of l3erklcy. Naval
Reserves, Norfolk Light Artillery Blues.
Companies a, b and T., formerly of the
Fourth Virginia Infantry, Picl<ett-Bu-
chanan Camp, G.. v, Sons of Confede-
The diminishing number of Wearers or
the gray forcbly impressed the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-04
THE GR1NNELL NEWS.
Local and Personal Matters.


Special TO Times Republican.
Iiiinnell, Dec. t.--William Simpson,
of Marengo. a Former Grinnell resident,
came up Saturday remaining over
sunday visiting DR.. simpson and other
friends here.
Saturday was a day Of rain, snow
and mud, followed yesterday by a cold
north wind. This morning winter APP
pears to be here in all its bitterness, seN-
cept that there is no snow.
John Nlanlcy went TO Marshalltown
this morning.
81 y Ruff was elected commander of
Gordon Granger Post, G. A. r.. ON II r
day evening
Mrs. II. ". Clark and family returned
this morning from Centerville, where
they have been visiting
f. w Barto Went north this morning.
DR.. T. w. Clark Went TO Union this
morning on a professional trip.
G. ID. Eldredse and Dan Herter went
to Hampton Oh No. l today
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-04
WAS UNNME|y
Chamberlain's Speech at Leicestshire
Still the Main Topic at Euro.
pean Capitals.
Ambassador Choate's Talk Consid.
cred More Diplomatic Though
Along Same Lines.
British Colonial Secretary Censured
For Paying Any Attention to
French Press.

lCopyrighted. 1899, Associated Press. ]
London. Dec 4. Mr. Chamberlain $
liking for raisht-tlung words has not
only thrown the capitals Of Europe
INTO a turmoil, but his declarations
have been by no means acceptable 10
those in England Who are responsible
Tor tha returns With the United states
II appears that when Mr.. Choate made
his THANKSGIVING speech he was quite
Ignorant that Mr.. Chamberlain was
Speaking 50 definitely regarding
the tangible alliances. and tho
ambassador did mot intend his
seneralisfns regarding Great Brit
ain, Germany and ihe United
states Is BE- taken AZ confirmation OF
she colonial sesretafy'S outspollen re-.
marks. II Would ap1eai that Mr..
hanlberlain only told half the truth,
Tor. II fhese dispatches on November
. Il Was pointed our that negotiations
Mere afoot for III alliance looking for a.
setiselnent Of the far e4stsrn question.
IN view " Seerrtaiv Hays denial 70
tsle hilasse minister, il is Presumed
that the tlitel States, Al any rate. as
set has not decided ~ claim any sphere
in china- According IN opinion here.
SECRETARY Ffas's dental was only TO pe
seNiectsfsl q this Stage and whether or
not e coinsetlv forecasts the attitude
OF The United STATES III is not, regarded
as dissfpatins the belief nat the cues
ton Of the enan door i now the basis
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-04
Local Markets.

The following prices quoted are as
nearly correct as it is possible TO OBJ
tain. The quotations are for prices paid
By dealers, corrected Monday after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-04
RISE IN PORK
Provision Dealers on the Chicago
Board Predict scarcity of Hog pro-
ducts and Consequent Higher

PROVISION dealers on the Chicago
Board Predict scarcity of Hog Pro-
ducts and CONSEQUENT ,,tn,,a,.
p,.,
Chicago, Dec 1.-The Record savs.
That the fl,irra bolds If,.s,,- 49,
-. - o.,-,ss
: 70 ~ , - tHe olii-
ION q leading provision dealers on
change. Pork it is said. is the thing
when viii causa t,,e s., ~, ~.
.,,,sa,, $50.
sii's az ~ hsN3
hafMtn aeilVerles. Although talk Of a
corner is considered hardly rational at
the moment il Il aecls.ed Il, $50
$3.50. .s8 a:..
- ~ '''''s' f'''ts "a Noiapie
lor poPsllng the price OF january pork
10 dizzy height before the expiration
If The option.
2pe' eor9 ~
lhe- market, II IS Ga med, have already
taken steps toward gaining such po-
sition as viii give them the control Of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-04
WHITE MICE ARE HIS PLAGUE.
multiplication of Pair IL Driving
Their Owner to Insanity.

Two men met on La Sale street.
Hello, CIRCULATED one of them Been
ILL., Tonl?' The other man shook his
head
No. not i'll; not physically ILL., Jack.
lists white nice
''Great heavens gasped his friend.
Why. didn't know you ever drank
enough for--for that"
1t wasn't drink, jack. it wasn't drink
But come with me. Let Inc tell YOU ALL"
When they We're seated at opposite sides
of a small table, the afflicted man contin-
ued
Yes. Jack, it's white mice. My boy,
Thomas, Jr., got it into his head that he
ought to have a pet. de wanted Il dog,
but the house is small, and the cook is
nervous, and so we told him no, not 4
dog, most anything but dog, and we
finally compromised On pair of white
mice. brought them home in nice,
roomy Wire cage, and Thomas, Jr., was
delighted. That was two months ago"
The speaker paused and sighed feelingly.
We'll, all went finely until about three
weeks afterward. Then one morning the
boy came bursting into my room to in
form me that the 'mices had got some
lovely little nices.' And so they had;
fivk ~ them. Luckily the cage was large
caugh for the growing family. But
wsN IN four weeks we had Al nice in
SIX weeks 100. We gave up trying TO
accommodate them all in one cage, and
so cigar boxes. work baskets cracker
TINS and even the bathtub were brought
into requisition.
Naturally, two or three escaped every
day and lived at large, feasting in the
pantry at night and begging by our chairs
at meal time They took such liking to
the cook that they Ee:sFsos making her
room sort of meeting place. The result
could have been foreseen. My wife has
been doing the cooking now for several,
weeks. have got so that shake my
boots from force of habit before putting
them on. One morning | found two in
my shaving mug. And we have them
served up to us at table in the cracker
jar, the sugar bowl and the cheese dish.
But why didn't you get catsy' asked
his friend.
Cats? Great heavens! We've had 20
OF them. We can't keep them about.
They stay three or four days, get so fat
that they can't walk. and then crawl de-
jectedly to the door, accompanied by a
frisking contingent OF white mice. We've
tried cats, Jack"
Well then, rat poison; have you tried
that"
"Oh, yes; quite early in the game. The
mice seemed TO thrive on that poison. We
tried traps, too. They caught few, just
drop in the bucket. And all the time
they kept right on increasing. We haven't
taken census for nearly three weeks
now, but moderate estimate would
place the number at about 600. just
now, when met you, was on the way
to see man who has ferrets. shall try
to get few dozen good, healthy ones. IL
they don't help What's that?" he
shrieked.
What's what?" asked his friend.
That? Why, just piece of white pa
peri"
"Oh. I'll thought Well, / must get
on. don't suppose you'd care to buy
that house. would you? No? Well,
goodby."
And the man afflicted with white mice
crept dejectedly around the corner. look
ing nervously at every piece of torn pa
per that futteTed in the breeze.-C Chicago
Inter Ocean.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-04
liwith view to depressing prices for

hogs.
While pork is the real cause for wor-
~, it is also claimed that stocks of 9th
er meats are down SO low as to mate
rally aid a bun campaign in pork. \
well-known trader said:
while / do not believer there is room
for talk of a corner at the moment,
the opportunity, nevertheless, is there.
and unless the packers get busy soon |
expect to sec trouble when the January
deliveries set in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1899-12-04
CHURCH -. .,yRCt4M,E NJ

In e2 towns and villages of Forrnosa
there arc one ei naefc Christian churches
The English Presbyterian church has
ten hospitals connected with its missions
IN China and India. where 10000 pa
tlents are treated annually.
Bishop Stecre substituted church for
slave market in Ianzibar. and many of
the slave children whom the sultan gave
the bishop as u compliment are now
themselves missionaries.
DR.. Joseph Parker of the City Temple,
London. said the other day that il every
curate were saint. il every dean were
beyond repronch and if archbishops were
in point of excellence almost archansels
he should still be strong Protestant
evangelical dissenter.