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NORTH DAKOTA.

Forman-S. M. Lockerby has resigned
his position Of states attorney Of Sargent
county, and his resignation has been
accepted by the county commissioners.
Wilmott-Work has been commenced on
the new bank building which will be erect
ed this spring on the corner of Third and
Main streets.
Hankinson-A farmer near here sold
1,OOO bushels Of flax for 81, 000
Milton-There is talk of the building of
railroad to the Portland cement works.
Fargo-The flax fiber mill made a ship
ment of twenty-Seven cars of product
to its Eastern establishment last week.
Grand Forks-The city of Grand Forks
will sue the county for delinquent tax
$40 900.
Bottineau-At a very enthusiastic base
ball meeting arrangements were made for
the organization of team to sustain the
reputation of Bottineau on the ball field
the coming season. officers were elected
and a movement to raise the necessary
funds was started, and a fair amount
was raised before the meeting closed.
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were served on General Manager winiora
]. HELD
The contention Of the street railway
company says Mr.. Held, is that 1t is not
doing business as foreign corporation
The Minneapolis Street railway and the
st. Paul City Railway companies onerat q
the street railways Of the Twin Cities
ana are, he says, Minnesota cornoro t;o,,s
The Twin City Rapid Transit comnan,,
organized under the laws of New Jersey
ne maintains, are nothing more or less
tnan sort of clearing house for the two
Minnesota corporations
COMPANY WILL RESIST
Though the Twin City RAND Trans,t
company is authorized to issue somethino -
IKE $zzOOO,OOO of stock, this amount has
not peen issued, and there is probably
some $4,VOOOOO in the treasury. Mr.. HELD
says the matter has been turned over n
the attorneys of the company, and the la
plllty or the company to the tax will he
decided by the courts
Inc complaint made by the county at
tny .oItey Is very brief, and it first calls at
tehuon TO the corporate powers of tba
Twin City Rapid Transit comnanv 1,hinh
is organized under the laws of New lev
sey. The nature or character of tho h,,s-
mess In Minnesota is described, the value
OF the property being placed at s22, 900 900
The complaint then sets forth that the de-
PENDANTS have wholly failed to comply
with the provisions Of the act in cues.
ton, and 1t Is alleged that they have
ialled to appoint an agent or accept serv-
ice or process in any action in which the
salo corporation is party. 1t is alleged
also that the defendants have failed r.
ME certified copy of it's articles of in.
corporation, showing the proportion of its
capital stock represented in the state. O,
10 pay any fees into the state treasury In
proportion to its capital stock as repre-.
sented by Its property or business. Or
account of its negligence in this respect
1t IS alleged that the company is indebt.
eo TO the state in the sum of 81 900.
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HENNEPIN COUNTY BEGINS AN AC-
TI0N AGAINST THE RAPID
TRANSIT COMPANY
FOR TAXES CLAIMED TO BE DUE
State Holds 1t Liable Under the
SOmerVille Law, and Will Test
the Law as 1t
Stands.
nLOEE'S MINNEAPOLIS OFFICE.
~ 20 WASHINGTON Az. SOUTH.

County Attorney Reed has begun an ae-
ton against the Twin City Rapid Transit
company to collect some $1,000 claimed
to be due under the provisions of the
Somerville foreign corporation law, and
to enforce the collection of fine of 81 900
penalty for failure to comply with the
law. The Somerville law, passed by the
last legislature, required that all foreign
corporations should file with the secretary
OF state statement showing the amount
of its capital stock represented by it's bus
mess in Minnesota. On this it must paw
tax of $50 for its first $4,000 of capital
and S. for each additional $4,000.
Notice was served on the street railway
people some time ago. but the tax was
not paid. and yesterday papers in a su,t
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Ed Gordon, Ralph Reilly, Tom Connolly,
Tim McIlrath, Fred Belanger.
Lake City-The new fire bell that was
put In place recently has been rejected
and will soon be taken down and re-
one and sounds too much like a church
bell.
Winona-The Laird Norton and Hayes
Lucas Lumber companies are going to
start number of new country yards at
railroad towns now being established On
the extension of the Northwestern road
from Tyler northwest, each Of the above
named companies will establish yards al
The Laird Norton and Hayes-Lucas com.
panies will also establish branch yards
along the new extension of the Omaha
road northwest from Bingham lake, al
Storden, Jeffers and Currie At each OF
these last three named towns L. P. Doo-
little & Co., of Minneapolis, will also
operate lumber yards.
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g. L. Evans, of Redwood Falls, special
United States disbursing agent, was here
today making a distribution of $5.12 per
this vicinity, numbering about a dozen
families.
AT the meeting of the city council the
tie between ]. G. Sieben and ]. A. Holm
quist for alderman in the Second ward.
was decided by lot in favor of the former.
Sheriff Austin Chrisler, of Eau Claire,
was In town today, looking after a team
stolen from one of their liverymen on
the 9Th inst.
Alva Brown and Miss Elizabeth c. Nc
Kenzie,. of South st. Paul, have been
licensed to wed.
Conductor G. A. Constantine, of Mime
apolis, is temporarily acting as railway
yardmaster here, with J. H. REILLY as
brakeman.
Hon. Ignatius Donnelly and wife, who
have been spending the past winter in
Minneapolis have returned and resumed
their residence at Nininger.
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Mission Women Met.

The second quarterly meeting Of the
Minneapolis branch of the Woman's For
Church was held in Wesley church yes
terday. The president, Mrs. ]. w. Joyce,
presided. Reports were given from the
seven conferences in the branch all show
ing increasing interest For the six
months just ended the branch correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. c. S. Winchell, re-
ported an increase of seventeen auxilia-
ries, with $40 new members; five young
women's societies, with IS new members,
and ten mission bands, with 200 members
The treasurer's report was as follows:
Balance Jan. 1, 1900. 900..................$2,57 2,579 70
Receipts since .........,..........3 3O0S go
Total, balance and receipts. Sc, ,S7S 80
Disbursements ........................3, 3,055 IS
Balance April 1, 1900. 622 45
The thank offering was 81, ,00S. .72
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DONE by GOODNOW.

Consul General GOOdnow Works "a
Political Scheme at Shanghai.
The Shanghai Mercury announces edi-
torially that Consul General John Good
now, formerly of Minneapolis, recently
accomplished diplomatic triumph,
which has made him very popular with
foreign residents of China. All previous
attempts having failed, Consul Goodnow
prevailed upon Viceroy Liu at Nanl1in, to
so exert his influence that the Paosham
district has been added to the district in
which the foreign settlement is located
a concession which had long been de-
voutly wished by the American resi-
dents. At Nankin, Mr.. and Mrs. Good
now were royalty received by Viceroy
Uiu.
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New Bank for wiImont.

WILMONT, Mimi, April 1.-(Special) y
holders of the bank of Worthington and
numerous banks in Iowa, will in a few
days open bank in Wilmont.
Mr.. Erickson, of Fort Dodge, Is here
with Ned Jones. He will open for busi-
ness as soon asl the safe, which is ex-
pected daily arrives.
The bank will be known as the bank of
Wilmont An application has been made
to the controller and if granted will be
named the First National Bank Of Will
mont.
In addition to the above named firm
there will be several local stockholders,
but the above named gentlemen are
enough to give it reputation Of being a
substantial institution.
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WILL SAIL MONDAY.

Members of the Philippine Commits
sion Arrive at, San FrancixcO.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.-Judge VIII
liam Fl. Taft, president of the Philippine
commission, accompanied by his family,
arrived from Cincinnati today The other
members of the commission are expect
ed to arrive in the city tomorrow or the
day after. The committee is scheduled
to leave here on the transport Hancock
next Monday. The party will number in
all forty-fve persons, including clerks
and other attaches Of the committee and
the families of those who compose the
latter body.
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News Notes From AttL,n.

AITKIN. MINI, April 11-(special.) -
Charles Palley, who was badly cut on
Brown, is in a very dangerous condi-
ton. Brown is in Jail awaiting the re-
suits of Palleys injuries.
George Banks, clerk at Grand Central
hotel. was married to Miss June Brooks
on the 7th inst. Both young people are
favorites among Atkinites and We're the
recipiants of many valuable presents.
Burton Seeley died in the DR. Camp
hospital at Brainerd Saturday last, and
was buried from the M E. church here
this afternoon, Rev. Hopper conducting
the services
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practically does away with the pains of
maternity and gives the nursing mother
vigor and vitality.
1.-TWO years ago." writes Mrs. Katie Auliker,
of 7S4 Pat Street, Alliance, Ohio, III used two
bottles of Favorite Prescription and in April a
nice baby was born, before the doctor came.
was not very sick. Baby is now fourteen
months old and weighs 80 pounds. Before
commencing Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
had to vomit every day but after 1 got the
medicine, from the FIRST spoonful that took, I
stopped vomiting. 1t is a God-send for women"
When laxative is needed, use DIR.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets with e cFavorite
Prescription"
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band and a kiss for
the baby. What
a pity to wake from
such a DREAM
almost loathe her
husband and hate
her child, because
cruel pain has
blighted her body
and wa rped her
mind. How many
a woman has had
this sad awakening
from her dreams
of home and love |
There's help and
healing for every
woman who suffers
from wonlanly dis
eases, caused by
girlish ignorance,
wifely neglect or
the strain of ma
ternity. Doctor
Pferce's Favorite
Prescription makes
w e ak w ON e n
strong and sick
women we'll. It
heals diseases of
the delicate ORGANS.
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BELL COMPANY OUsTED.
Aid. Barry, Democrat, Wins Contest
for Seat In West Superior Council.

for Seat In West Superior Council.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, April H.
Especial )-After a hot fight waged by
those favoring the opposing telephone
companies, the council here has voted to
refuse to allow the local Bell company
to maintain telephones in the city hall.
j. w. Barry has been seated as long
term alderman from the Tenth ward,
over F. II. Seaman, contestee. The coun-
Gil In seating Barry, acted according to
the justice Of the matter, the point of
law involved in the right to the seat
being too fine one for even the city at
torneys to decide upon. The matter
hinged on the recounting of the nom
disputed ballots which were all returned
although the law provides that all but
disputed ballots be burned before the
election board adjourns. The count Of
the defective ballots added to the return
by the election board would elect Scan
Ian. The recount Of the ballots Illegal
ly returned by the board, however, would
give Barry the majority, a mistake hav-
ing been discovered. Barry is a Demo-
crat, and the council Republican, but It
voted unanimously to seat him.
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WITH HER HUSBAND.

cagO.
The friends of Mrs. Lillian Butts
Franklin have received information to
the effect that the woman has joined her
colored husband in Chicago.
A young colored man has informed the
police that he has received a letter from
Albert Franklin in which he states that
his white wife has joined him. No ef-
fort will be made to interfere with the
woman.
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Northwest Pensions.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-Pens

WASHINGTON, April n.-Pensions
granted:
Minnesota-Henry DahIhoff, Iona, IS;
Patrick Murray, Saratoga, S.; Walter
Smith, Cormorant, Sc; Andrew Lerum,
$S to $12; Josephus 8. Foren, Browns VAL
ley, Sc to So; special, March 20; Calvin
Zimmerman, ST. Paul, ST to $24; Mary E.
Battles, Howard Lake. &c.
South Dakota-Julia Shields, Twin
Brooks, $S.
Wisconsin-Chrdstian Fischer, Sheboy-
gan, S.; Asa B. Cook, Knapp, $8; Andrew
B. Lee, National home, Milwaukee, Sc to
$40; John Goebel, Dale, Sc to S..
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Illinois Central VIII Contribute.

SIOUX * FALLS, s. d., April n'I(Spe-
charge of the local end of the Populist
convention met Monday evening at the
council chamber Word was received
from the Illinois Central Railroad COM
pany that it had decided to make the
donation asked for. Aside from the Bur-
lington, the Illinois Central is the only
the request Of the committee.
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Cuba Department consolidated.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE presi.
dent today issued an order merging the
departments of Havana and Pinar del
Rio into one, under the command of Gen,
Fitzhugh Lee, with headquarters at Que.
mados. Gen. Ludlow has been in CONS
mand of the department of Havana.
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BuiIdine Contract Let.

WINONA, Mimi, April 11.-(Special.)-
John Lohse has been awarded the con-
tract for the construction Of the new Of
flee building to be erected by local grain
and lumber men. His bid was $37, ,600
The Central M. E. church has named Rev.
s. F. Kerfoot, the pastor, as delegate to
the great Ecumenical missionary con-
ference to be held in New York city, be-
ginning April %.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL JOTs.

Bits Of InfOrma mation in Which PeOple
of Three States Are Interested.
WASHINGTON, d. c., April 11.-Rev.
c. G. Sleevenger, of Pierre, s. D., late
chaplain of Grigsby's rough riders, is
here. Mr.. Sleevenger Is an applicant for
chaplaincy in the army and is indorsed
oy the South Dakota delegation.
Arrangements have been made by Rep
resentatlve Spalding for hearing before
the committee on appropriations, in behalf
of an additional appropriation of $780,
OOO to complete the military post at Bis
marck, N. D.
Arthur Mcbride will be the next post
master at Walker, Cass county, Mimi,
Representative Morris having filed a rec
ommendation.
Representative Morris has recommended
Austin Periphery for superintendent of
construction Of the Indian schools at Red
Lake.
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SOUTHERN MINNESOTA G. A. r..
Annual Encampment Will BE Held
at Luverne June 12. 13 and "a

Mt Luverne June 12, 13 and IA.
LUVERNE, MINI, April 11.-(Special.)
-Ihe local executive committee of the
southern Minnesota G. A r. associa-
tlon is making extraordinary preparations
ior their annual encampment, to be held
IN this city Tuesday, Wednesday and
thursday, June II, 13 and IA. Committees
on programme, entertainment, decora-
tlons, reception, finance music, arrange
ments, assignments and advertising were
appointed at recent meeting held for
the purpose of getting the members thor
oughly organized
At no time in its history was Luverne
better prepared or more capable of royal
ly entertaining so large a gathering of
people as it will be ON the dates of the
encampment. 1t is proposed by the COM
mittCe to make this encampment a mem
oiable one, and the manner In which
these who have the matter in hand are
taking hold of the affairss leaves little
room for doubt as to their gratifying
success. e M
II is understood thatsan effort is being
made to have the mensbers of the Min
nesota Spanish war regiments hold their
first annual reunion at the same time of
the meeting of the CfYil war veterans.
Correspondence with Il iitimber of the
soldiers develops a willingness and favor
able sentiment. egUo
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A. w. Perrin, M. D., Brooklyn, N. Y.
A. w. Perrin, M. D., $50 Halsey street,
Brooklyn, N. Y, says: 'I am using your
Peruna myself. and am recommending 1t
to my patients in all cases of catarrh
and find it to be more than you repre-
sent.''
DR.. F. II. Brand, MOkena, Ill.
DR.. F. H. Brand, of Mokena, ILL.,, says
Mrs. c., aged twenty-eight, was cured of
catarrh of seven years standing by Pc
runa, used under my directions"
j. w. Pence, n. D., Newark, o.
DR.. ]. w. Pence, Of Newark, O., says:
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HANEY IN TOWN.

Former City Clerk Makes IL Visit
to Minneapolis.
Former City Clerk Charles F. Haney
returned to Minneapolis yesterday. He
is here on a brief visit with his wifes
parents, Mrs. Haney having been in the
city for month past. Mr.. Haney Is
enjoying perfect health and looks the
part For the last two years he has
been general manager Of lead and zinc
company at Joplin, Mo. The company
has recently sold It's holdings and Mr..
Haney is looking for another opening.
He has not yet decided where his future
location will be.
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he Loves Me :?

The dainty flower oracle may tell her
true or false, but some day the prince
will come and she'll dream the dear
dream of home life and motherhood. In
that dream she will see herself always
happy, always with smile for the hus-
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school Teachers Emp1oyed.

LAMBERTON, Mimi, April 11-(Spe-
cial. )-The Lamberton school board at
their meeting last night re-engaged for
another year the services of the follow
ing teachers: Prof S. H. Wolfe, Miss
Mary Grazing, Miss Mary Lahey, Miss
Catherine Kelly.
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HE WILL FIGHT.

Gov. PirIsbury Objects to Excessive
Taxation.
John s. Pillsbury has filed an answer TO
the suit brought by the city to recover
decides against him he will take the case
higher
The suit in Mr.. Pillsbury's case has
arisen from his refusal to pay more for
improvements than the improvements
cost. This has long been one of the ills
OF the life of the taxpayer, but until the
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-12
Dentists All Through.

MANKATO, Mimi, April 11.-(Special)
The Southern Minnesota Dental associa-
tion which has been In session since
Monday, adjourned after electing the fol-
lowing officers: President, Frank James,
Winona; vice president, c. A. Palmer,
Peter; treasurer, M. B. Wood, Mankato.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-12
Pulp nuties Increaaeh.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE stats
department has been informed that the
Ottawa government has given notice OF
an increase from 20 to 40 cents a cord ON
the duties on pulp wood, beginning May
l, 1900.
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-12
Texas Floods SubsidinE.

AUSTIN, Tex, April 1.-THE waters
are receding rapidly and no further dam
age is expected from the flood.
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II rely so wholly upon Peruna in every
disease that affects the mucous mem
branes lining the internal organs that I
never for moment think of prescribing
anything else.''
DIR. LleweIlyn Jordan, Wash, D. c.
DR.. Llewellyn Jordan, Medical Exam
iner U. S. Treasury, says: II now con-
slider myself a well man, after fifteen
months of suffering. Fellow sufferers,
Peruna will cure you.''
Send for free catarrh book, written by
DR.. S. B. Hartman. Address The Peruna
Medicine Company, Columbus, Ohio.
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April 18th and 14th.

500 Line Easter holiday excursions.
Fare and one-third for round trip be-
tween all stations. Ticket Office, 379 Rob
ert street.
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Dr. W. G. Cano, Tenth
u can oheeuHy and uuy that gUen Vou valuable
medicine Peruna thorough trial. we for dyspep-
st or oatah of the stomach and extreme pYosaon
find helping greatly continuing its use expect perman-
ent cure is great medicine recommend it cheerfuu 1t
is a medicine that should be in eUeYy household
The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-12

LA CROSSE, Wis, April 11-snow has
been falling here all day, melting as fast
as 1t fell. The weather is much colder.
the thermometer registering 80 above
zero.
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BURLINGTON, To-, April IA light
snow fell all day, but melted as soon an
1t touched the ground
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BIazes In Minneapolis.

Fire in F. A. Youngermans beveled
glass works on the third floor of the Nc
$500 damage to the factory early last
evening.
A house at 21l9 Girard avenue was
slightly damaged by fire yesterday.
A confectionery store at 1928 East Twen-
ty-fourth street was slightly damaged
by fire about 1 o'clock yesterday morn
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News Notes From Hastings.
HASTINGS, Mimi, April n.-(Special.
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DUE TO A CLOUDBURST
STORMS THAT ARE SWEEPING THE
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE whole West
and Southwest, including the states Of
Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas,
Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio
are experiencing series Of rain and snow
storms, accompanied by temperatures
ranging from Is to 30 degrees belory nor
NAL, with heavy frosts over a large Sec
tion of the wheat belt. At Denver this
morning the thermometers registered s
above, and at Dodge City, Kan, 18 above
According to the United States weather
bureau, the storms are continuation Of
the recent cloudbursts that caused the
Austin, Tex, disaster.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 11-Rain today
turned into snow, which fell for several
hours, but soon melted. The weather h re
and throughout the state is very cold for
ton of the fruit crop is feared If freeze
sets in, the warm spell of last week hav-
ing brought out the buds
DUBUQUE, TO-, April u.-Snow has
been falling since 10 o'clock this morning.
The storm is general throughout this sec
ton. Some places there was a heavy
wind, approaching the proportions Of a
blizzard. The storm on the prairies is re-.
ported severe.
PEORIA, April ia mixed snow and
rain storm, with driving wind from the
north and northwest, struck Peoria at S
o'clock this morning. The thermometer
stands at "a degrees above zero.
DIES MONIES, To-, April IA light
snow fell here today and the thermom-
oter Registered 81 deQraeS FairfaId UYah
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DES MONIES, To-, April IA light
snow fell here today and the thermom-
eter registered 81 degrees. Fairfield, Web
ster City and Centerville all report fall
of snow.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT INSURANCE.
WHEREAS
he laws New fully
reave 10 the admission III" S
NOW' THEREFORE, the
authorize
insurance In the State of Minnesota, thelaw
January A D. 9o unless
10 thereto. ~ 'O'0"0" VI oUe"Se
TESTIMONY WHEREOF,
seal ST. Paul this trst January D. 1900 ~ my 0n0a
j. A. O'SHAUGHNESSY Insurance conro,sioo
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-02-23

noble and true thoughts are the in
struments used by time TO carve a
lovely face.
The time has been when the train
ing of the body was left to the care OF
the home; the soul in the hands OF
the S. S. teochcr and the mind to
the day school teacher. | said has
been, and am glad that it is so, for
the teacher of today is expected to,
and should be able, to fill the trl-
angular position skil'fully and faith
fully. Perhaps some of rs forget
that many children never hear the
sweet old, Oh story Ct the cross, ex-
cept in the school-room.
Building, yes trying in our weak,
ness to carry on the work planned
By the Master Architect. May each
one So serve that at the clNse of the
day we may deserve the "Well done,
thou good and flithful servant; enter
thou into the joy Of thy Lord.
G.. III. CENTER.