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Notes and Personals.

A mistake appeared In yesterdays re-
port which should be corrected. The
ladies OF the Camp Ground Association
raised during the year 1872 to pay on the
note of $3.50, which amount they bor-
ruwed to assist In paying or the debt.
At 1880 this morning, there will be
an Epworth League love feast, con-
Quoted by Rev. c, II. Maloney. This
will doubtless be the most. interesting
feature OF the day.
E. G. Mossburs and wife, Of North
street church, Wheeling, were among
yesterdays arrivals to remain during
the meeting.
Rev. 7. II. Shannon, OF the Cameron
circuit. was an arrival yesterday, 10
remain during the meeting.
Mrs. Mary winnr,t and daughter,
Ethel, from Mccracken, Pa, nre visit
ing mt the Wright cottage.
Il Rev. Morris Rulons. a local minister
from circuit Is on hands, and taking an
active part In the services
Mrs. Sallle Rulong, OF the South Side,
is stopping at the Archibald cottage.
Mrs, David Wagner. of West Wheel
lngAls at her cottage on the ground,
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wANTED-Every young man and
young woman who is thinking of TAX
Ing course In Shorthand or Book
keeping to save SO by enrolling with us
before September J. A weeks trial free.
Elliott School. 1878 Market street.
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along without God have made miserable
failure. The entire sermon was elo-.
quantiy delivered aEd 1t was listened to
with deep attention.
Immediately after this service. the W.
CT. U. had a rally. The meeting was
well attended and a very interesting
one s5 Sa'
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KNIGHTS of Mystic Chain Outing,
Mozart Park, to-day.
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sOp.h Dakota and Wyomias.

Special excursion tickets will be sold
from Chicago vim Chicago. MILWAUKEE,
and St Paul railway. on August y,
September and IS, 10 Deadwoou,
Spear.lsh, Rapid City and Custer. S. D.,
ana TO Casper and Sheridan. Wye, at
one fare plus $? for the round trip. Good
to return until October 81. 1900. stop
overs allowed west OF Omaha, For fur
Their Information call on or address W.
S. Howell, C. E. p. a.. ISL Broadway,
New York, or John r. Pott. D. =. ~,
iS6 William street, willtamsport, Pa;
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KNIGHTS Of Mystic Chain Outing,
Mozart Park, to-day. q
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WHEELING Park tomorrow after.
noon and evening, Band Concert and
songs by Metropolitan Concert Quar-
tette. saa.N ~ -. J.
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DR.. Yocum Last Night

gF. - IS
AT the evening services, the sermon
was by DR.. Yocum. who took as his
text, Matt: 1l:l2,"And from the days OF
John the. Baptist until now the king
dom OF heaven suIereth violence, and
the violent take 1t BY. force"
Jesus delighted in every opportunity
of speaking well of men. His dcnuncla-i
tons Of evil and evil men are appalling,
but 1t is delightful to note how he,
sought occasions OF commentator. The
warmest, strongest eulogy pronounced
by His,gracious lips was His character
,ization of John the Baptist, in the
verses Immediately preceding our text.
And this was done at aytime in Johns
history about which there has been
much caustlc criticism. And the best
part OF this eulogism is the somewhat
vague utterance OF the text itself.
Rightly understood Jesus says of John
that he was violent" In his earnestness
TO enter the kingdom Of heaven for him
self, and to have others go with him.
Jesus Furthermore indicates that this
earnest spirit In John the Baptist had
communicated itself to his time. Like
4 contagion. earnestness for the king
dom OF heaven had been communicated
by, John to his fellow men: so that as
this f.'thruster" had stormed theEking-
dom,for himself, he had also spread this
holy: enthuslasm by his example and In
fluence. With this tremendously earn
estS!man standing before us as the d.
vine artist has portrayed him, wish TO
speak tonight OF earnestness in relig-
ion This quality in human life and
character Is OF supreme Importance
everywhere. In all secular affairs 1t is
the chief demand. 1t weighs more thEn
talent; 1t counts more than genius. Il
is characteristic OF all great epochs. 1t
marks ell great human movements. II
is a mark Of race distinctions.
More than anywhere else carnestness
is demanded in religion Our God is, an
earnest God. He Is in earnest in His
creative work, HIS providential care,
His self-revelation TO men, His scheme
OF redemption and salvation for SINGER
ity.5
Religion itself is in its very nature
and OF necessity burning with earnest
ness. 81
What is religion? To one man It may
seem 10 be scheme OF doctrines. To
another is lite-long series OF duties.
To another It is the determination OF
evil, To another the incorporation Of
all good. To another 1t is the reproduce
ton in men OF the Christ life. What
ever the conception ofreligion may be,
downright earnestness is q prime neo-
,essty.
The difficulties which confront US In
the religious lie command US to earn
estness. Our destiny-eternal, change
less, blissful or baneful--crowds US to
earnestness. There shall We feed the
waning fires OF religious and spiritual
earnestness? At the shrines OF honest,
sincere thoughtfulness. AT the foun-
tains OF revealed wisdom and sacred
truth. By the fires OF the blessed Holy
Spirit.
Notes and Personals,
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Detroit the Beautiful.

CHEW 20. w Scrap Tobacco
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Mr.. Curtis Speaks.

NT. Sut llS opeuhS-
Hon. w. H. C. Curtis, OF West Lib
erty. was the next speaker, and he de-
voted his remarks largely to the Phil
ipplne problem. What has the Spanish
war brought about? Why, where the
flag was nothing but tri-colored rag
before. 1t Is now esteemed and respect
cd as the flag Of the greatest nation
in the world. Who criticise the con-
duct OF that war? Is 1t gallant Joe
Wheeler, or Fitzhugh Lee, or General
Shafter? No. the howl comes from
those who didn't want 10 enlist until
after the surrender OF Santiago: same
fellows who stayed at home In the
sixties. and sang. We'll Hang jeff
Davis" and cursed Abe Lincoln under
their breath. Continuing. the speaker
told OF the magnificent work OF the Nc
Kinley administration In preparing for
the war with Spain. all In few weeks.
and then whipping old Spain in four
months. The Democrats say the war
was uncalled for. unwarranted and un-
jusr; the same thing was said by the
same people In 1861. The war against
Spain was holy war; war for; HUI
manity. Ours was the act OF the Good
Samaritan In freeing Cuba from the
yoke OF Spain. 1t was through this war.
tnat "old Glory" came to be raised on
the Philippines. and by the eternal 1t
Will Fever he hauled down. M. Holt.
the Dem1crntIc candidate for governor.
says. Better to pull down the flag
than tear up the constitution" All
right, MIR. Holt, we wont tear up the
constitution. aud we won't haul down
odd Glory" either. Great cheers)
The tine VIII come whom ASuinaldo
and all lila followers viii thank tl,ls
country FOR what II. hes done, Is doing
andtwilI do for their islands, declared
The speaker. Mr. Curtis. tribute to
President Mckinley was eloquent ana
dramatic, and. captured the audience.
Mr.. schuck Talks.
4 Attorney Charles ). schuck, the
chairman of The meeting, addressed
tho club in.l!ycly fashion. giving the
liz TO his own statemtn, that most OF
Interpretations would be taken from
the hall N ots TO drcamland. lie
raid a glowing tribute to the man who
had beaten him for prosecuting attor.
ncy, Frank W. Nesbitt, who, he said,
would make TIE best prosecutor the
county has ever had. Dr.. D. II. ray.
lor, the candidate for sheriff, after
whom tho ciIb was named. was eulo-
C!=sd IN eloquent style. Concluding. the
SPEAKER called attention to tho attack
madoron one of.the south's leading RE-
publIcans. Ex-Governor W, o. Bradley.
by the Democratic candida q for pharifT
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At the Vance Memorial church 4 on
Sabbath. the pastor, ReS,sc c. B! Austin;
VIII preach morning and EVENING" at;
II a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Strangers are
welcomed. Sabbath school at 10 a. tH.i
and Christian Endeayot, meeting at 4 ip:
N, s,tti n IS n = y r. M, !, u v ~
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Thomson NJ. e. church-Preaching at
1890 a. M. and 1880 p. M. Sunday. The
pastor. Rev. C. E. Clarke, is ut the
camp grounds on his way home from
Mt. Lake Park. and will hold services
regularly from next Sunday. Sunday
school at D. m. II Z, Il ~
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] cHEw"o. W sfap Tobacco
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The Rev. W. H. Lester. D. D., of
West Alexander, Pa, will occupy the
pulpit at the Third Presbyterian
church next Sabbath morning at 10:45
O'CLOCK. W.. !. ~. ~, 4. e.
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First Baptist church. Rev. MartlnsW.,
Buck, misunderstanding al 1880 a. m.
and 7:45 p. m, by pastor. Sunday school
at 9:l5 a. m. Sunday school at Chapel
A. corner Broadway and Maryland
streets, and at Chapel B, 2S06 Eoff
street, at $50 r. m. All are cordially
Invited to attend.
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North Street NJ. E. 5church-Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Preaching at 1880
a. M, by the pastor, Rev. C. B. Gra-
ham. on the topic, "An Object Lesson
for the Children" In the evening the
Epworth League will hold devotional
meeting ut 1870. Mr.. Graham's evening
subject will be "a Young Lawyers
Question:" Next Thursday evening
Prof. Van Lieu. of New York, will be-
gin series OF Illustrated lectura5.
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The First English Lutheran church
Services at 1920, conducted by the PAS
tor. No evening service. Subject.
"Paul's Three Pillars of the Christian
Faith Sunday school at 2 p. m.
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The Kings Daughters will serve lunch
at the Second Presbyterian church dur
ing the teachers institute.
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Simpson NJ. f. church. ]. W. Waters.
pastor. preaching Mt 1880 n. M, p.
m, and p. m. by Presiding Elder
Rev. Owens. Holy sacrament at p.
IN. Sunday school ut 9 n. m. Love
feast Tuesday evening. On Friday,
August 81, there will be White Cap
lawn fete at McLures park. Island. by
the stewards and leaders Of the church.
Everybody welcome.
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The first important musical event of
the season in Wheeling will be the con-
cert on the Sd OF September by the Chi
cage Glee Club, under the auspices of
the First English Lutheran church.
They are rendering q ten days pro-
gramme at nj. Lake Park. and viii be
at this church on their return.
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Third Presbyterian church-Thes pull
pit will be occupied by the Rev. W. n.
Lester. OF West Alexander. Pa. Sum
day morning nj l0:45 Sunday school at
$3.50 n. m. Evening prayer meeting at
6:45 p. m.
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In the absence of d. S. Bentley, pas
tor OF wayman A. NJ. E. church. C. A.
Johns. local preacher, will preach. Sun
aay, morning and evening. Sacred mu-
sic by Blind Tom, at the evening SER
VICES
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The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society OF the First English
Lutheran church viii mold Its annual
picnic In Goshorn's grove, or woods.
across the road from Greenwood ceme-
terry. on next Thursday, August 30
They will go out between and 10
o'clock, and return lin the evening.
They extend cordial Invitation to all
their friends 10 picnic with them.
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At the evening services, the sermon
was by DR.. Yocum, who took as his
text, Matt: ll:l2,t"And from the days OF.
John the. Baptist until now the king
dom OF heaven suffereth violence, and
theyiolent take 1t BY. force"
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u First Christian church, Rev. Z, III. OIL
iphant, tpastor-The pastor has return
ed homeland Will preach Sunday. morn
Ing and evening. Morning theme,
Growth: evening, Booth Building"
Sunday school at $3.50 ann; Young Peo-
Pies Society OF Christian Endeavor
conservation meeting at Gas p; mi led
by John Ulrich. topic. 9 Minister,ng to
Christ" Matt. 25:3l-46! .et all Chris
tian Endeavorers be present. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening. All well
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-07-19

"They whom the gods wish to
destroy they first make mad" The
situation in China illustrates the
adage. The fanatical Boxers are
attempting to stop the ingress OF
foreigners into China, carrying the
destiny of civilization. They pur-
pose to exterminate every foreign
devil' within the confines of the
Flowery Kingdom and strike such
terror into the cohorts of civilization
as to deter any foreigner from enter
ing the borders of that ancient en-
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the destruction ofsuch possibility.
The nations are SO thoroughly arous-
ed to the awful horrors of the situa-
ton that the armies of Christen-
dom-of all the progressive nations
of the world-will wreak stern ven
geance on the savages who have i'm
bued their hands in the blood of in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, missionaries
of religion, and women and children
and by force of cannon and musket
viii open the gates of China to the
world; open them wide and perma-
nently, so that the lives Of Christians
will be as secure in China as those
of Cinnamon are in America. This
is not only the sentiment of Europe,
but the demand of the whole civil
lied world. 1t is an instance in
which "the voice of the people is the
voice of God"-is omnipotent. De-
feat and disaster may attend the in
tial attacks of the powers; but fu-
tile efforts will instigate the nations
to send an overwhelming, an irwin
chile force to China.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1900-07-19
SPRING VALLEY.

From the sun:
Miss Sadie Kelly, of River Falls, is at
tending the summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eaton of River Falls are
visiting at J. A. Martins.
The stack of the Spring Valley Iron
Furnace is an attraction to all the adj
joining counties some gaze on it with
pride-and some with envy.
This week We print Prosperity Edi-
ton" and attempt to tell why our town
is q good town, and how 1t can be made
better. If you have any good plans to-
wards this end hand them in.
Spring Valley has two fine churches
the Lutheran church, on the East Side,
and the Congregational church, view Of
which appears in this issue. The Meth
odists and Congregationalists together
built the edifce, and very sensibly j,in
in one body 10 worship. A view OF the
Lutheran church will be given at some
future time; II Is well finished, large, and
handsome structure,