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New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

OF shorts commenced about o'clock and pursued
vigorously all the afternoon. especially close.
Der around 7ss.c. and much rain in some
parts OF Kansas and damage in others Early
news from the field especially eneousg-
ing. but the day became evident that a big
the figures included l3 loads New-York loads
at outports total Of as lAads An
news remained favorable from all sections for the
adverse rumors from Kansas The Price Current
port had distinctly bearsh color and weather
al pointed 10 satisfactory conditions IN the wheat belt
Foreign considered steady
had been expected subsequent losses Of ga sd
Liverpool and Of 5a points al Paris made the late
az Budapest and la14 marks rise AT Berlin Foreign
houses sold early in the session Primary receipts
hosd clearances included barrels -four and 6 100
bushels wheat. Quotations Of cash wheat D. ahoat
hasls We're as follows No Northern puluth ls's, 70
arrive; No Northern New-York. Ts3sc. prompt; No l
Northern Chicago. 1880 prompt: No red Nev-York.
~ prompt. and No hard NewHork. Is'sc--- CORN
Liquidation Of OF early
followed by steadress afternoon rally in
wheat Much of the bearshness Of sentiment could be
Western States Another for selling the de
cline Of "a I'D in Liverpool quotations together with
rather light seaboard cearances Receipts continued
small Chicago 233 for the day with
export demand together with strength wheat caused
moderate rally from low point Of the day ana last
amounted less altogether of which
~ loads taken New-YorlI. No closed at
low corn PronTt ATsPhere Sf was an easier
tone in at first crop news. followed by later
steadness with and sales Of 100 600 bushels for
export NewYok No closed 32c; No 3 81 l2c;
NJ . white, S2&c: No white. sac track mixed. 81 "a
23c track white 22dS7c No white. clips. 33c.
RYE-Msrket quiet: No l Western. 5ala. b, ahoat;
- BARI FY|Market steady: feeding 4sc. T. New
York: mailing 5sd62c. {. New-York
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
.Including 4s,7so bags taken ex ship.

COTTON-Much Of the advance made here yesterday
lost this morning under heavy selling led
by longs the foreign While there
reaction early decline
ket disposed be less active and sensitive
selling orders from On the first call
months eased on 500 points, and far months were
points lower 10 poin higher, IND erent
70 weak English cables. There rally OF 5l4
POINTS Immediately following the call
morning fresh liquidation and ceiling brought
about by another bad break Liverpool market
al amounting 70 points from the opening basis
abroad Noon found market tThe steader very
quiet and sti 2E7 points below nights closing
Liverpool. put a very bearish consumption
circular. and that leading exporters New-York
NeH-Orleans had sold heavily in Liverpool
low grade cotton held IN the South shipment Bears
here held IN check by bad weather reports
the eastern belt and less favorable advices
number of sections Of the Mississippi Heavy
81 Georgia ana the Carolnas. weather
up visions Of grassy submerged another delay
q growth. three four behind normal.
Teas dispatches reported dwarfed vegetation through
long absence % rain. though fields IN
pect state of cultivation Spot throughout
south was described firmly held the be
hef growing that much higher market likely in the
near future on improved demand mills abroad
he NeVOresns market kept closely Angus
mere varying scarcely = points time from
same option in the pit here Shorts
me last hour under fear possible bush constructfo
~ Liverpool tomorrow Of the reports There
were few sellers in evidence and prices rallied nearly 10
sst nights hnal bids The close steady prices
Hss hrner. owing rise 76se August in New
Orleans after
The prices IN the local market 70 day
was IS follows: - 0'
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
oTHER MARKETs-RY rE1.EGRArH


Chicago June 13-CattN-Receipts 500 including 600
90 - good to prime S5 45aS6 25 poor 10 medium
~ ~ Stockers and feeders choice steady Others
SLOW 1888 10 cows s. 700$5 heifers So T5aS5 10 can
Say 30 bulls slow 81 S0aSi so: calves 25aiO
,nsHer' ~ SNa$6 2S; Texas fed steers sales up
70 e. e Isxas bulls. 81 T5as3 10 Hogs-Recepts
ZoUV'; to morrow. -, COO estimated; left over
2o opened weak; closed steady top So 90 mixe4 and
% S9GS6 10 good choice heavy 95dS6 90
oEn heavy - Su$5 80, light S. s0dS6 o7s: hulk of
TareS aeS, SogS6 lo SheePReceipts 10000 sheep and
seS9y sprhS lambs up s. TO good TO choice
eSern sheep 81 S5S4 10; yearlinge S4 0lIs4 20 rive
latlps s4o$S; Western lambs. ct flNs5
tilolhfatl June 13Hoss active higher 81 2Ods6 10
Yt steeady - 50aS3 o. Sheep dull 81 25d$3 65
East Buftalo, June Receipts-Cate 50 cars: sheen
@ anu tanos II cars; hogs. Shipments-Catte so
cars sheep and lambs cars: hogs 2 cars CattIe-In
go. 'aVes were in fair supply. good demand.
oout STEADY; choice TO extra S56s5
90 4vQSa 90 Sheep and lambs-OfferinKs light loads
Two OF which were held Trade draggy
ana the basis lower choice extra. S5Gs5 To- good to
choice 81 T5Gs5 Sheep-Choice extra s4ds4 25 The
bib 9sbs ana win an active demand the market ruled
Closed firm '' ~ '-'eS4 Wv:
East Liberty, June 13-Cattle steady Extra S. aoa
go prime 80 IO4S5 So good. So 406S5 Hogs higher
fnle assorted mediums. s6 heavy hogs s9 X
as6 221; best Workers s6 20ds6 22]z light DO Sc 1ST
quality Sc lOS6 IS: skips 81 rogbs s4Gs5 6n
Sheep slow Best wethers. So 7OGS2 SIS cuIIs and com
mon 81 5o6s2 so choice yearlngs 6OGs4 75c common
10 GOOD S5GS+ 90: veal calves sSds6 25
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

York IT. 1901.
REEVES Receipts were As cars. sl6 head includ
for exporters and for market. No
trade to-day Market nominally steady. dressed
sides fairly good demand sG9c per 10. little
inferior beef low Tzc. Liverpool and London
cables quoted live cattle steady l0l5d12h2c per NJ
weight sheep unchanged refrigerator selling
So. 99c per shipments OF live fresh
today. and tomorrow
CALVES Receipts were head making with
head sale. Very little inquiry for
calves prices weak and lower. A prime
veals sold s. % 100 10 Nearly all the stock
held City dressed vesis dropping ssGslsc per
10 country dressed weak 5isG7i2c.
saes-H II. Hollis g veals. Isl 10 average. S. 23
per 100 ~
Andrew Mullen: % mixed calves. 16s n. at So rs
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 2I cars 5e54
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Gable reports give statistical position at
the six principal the island follows; hecspts
for the week. $500 against 45O0 the previous
week and l0i tons last exports 1IOO tons as.
lOs00 tons the previous week and $500 tons last ea
four Centrais grinding compared with four last Nsek
and three last Stock in Cuba amounts 10 ipupJ
tons compared with 173 week and 6 So
last The visible supply the United Kingdom
~ date amounts 10 2l9o 900 against i5"'ot IONS
last
TEA-The market for futures ruled dull and speeu-
latvey featureess session, with quotations IN
changed Yesterday There no safes
Bid and asked prices follow; June 900 12c; july ana
August. 12dI21Oc: September, l3 10d13 20c octooSS[
IL 2e l3 SOC November 1S3o113 40c December Il" 4oq
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
BALTIMORE g. OHIO BA|lR0AD
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New York. Chaub q
as follows. and minutes earlier from w. 2sd ST.:
900 a Daiiy.-Solid train Buffalo
Binshamton. Waveriy. Eimira and Bradford Coaches
paElor and cafe dining ca 10 ~'
2-:sO .. n Daily.-Chicago Ifmitei-Fast N.u-SuxA
train Chicago arriving % . m Arr Cleveland "a
Slesp-rs to Chicago. Cleveland. Cincinnati DINING
80 p m Daily-Buralo and Cleveland E,xprsss-Arr
Buffalo I05 Bradford 90 jamestown 90 ana Yonn-~
town 10 e a. Cleveland II 80 sleepers TO Baf-
0-15 %. m psiy.-SoId train for S1,rb.rso,
~ Elfnira Chicago Slsepers Buffalo, Chicaxo. o..
cinna-f Dining ~-eS' ~o-
yNIckErS. Local TIME CARDS AND Pr-YyvA~
a ACCoMMopAIioNS AT III. Ia. 2S1 s90 and 81
6soadNsy. 20! East l23th 81. and 273 l,ssh A.
SnAn1oers and West Sd 81 ferries Yort- "a
80 Fulton ST. es Broadway Brooklyn: ia rive ~
Hoooken snd jersey City Station. New York Tr1nsfss
- eeus HoS ana checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
soUrHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. June l3.--Cotton firm: middlng Sc: low
mddng 7%c; good ordinary csc. Receipts bales;
exports coastwse 269 bales sales. 269 bales stock
060
Savannah. June 13.-Cotton steady: middling T@c:
low mdding, &c; good ordinary. exc Receipts 36l
bales exports coastvse 2s5 bales sales. bales
20.
New-Orieans. 1s.-Cottou quiet: mddins Sc; low
mdding. 7Isc. good ordinary. Csc
exports 70 Great Britain 1900 bales sales bales
III .606 bales.
Memphis June 13.-Cotton steady; mddng 77sc: low
mdding 71sc: good ordinary csc Net receipts 1OT
bales gross receipts bales; shipments 400 hales
sales bales, stock SO O43 bales
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool. June i3, u.-Cottou-Spot-Fair
prices l-16d lower: American middng SAD: good
middng. 2!-32t: m'dtling, 19-32d: low middlng
4Sd. good ordinary, 4iAd. ordinary. 3Jsd
the day 10000 bales. Of which 1000 bales Ameri
speculation and EXPORT and included 9400 bales
can receipts 14oco bales including 100 bales Amer
Futures opened quiet and closed American
mddng | June. 4 Is eiGt4 % 64d value: June and
July 27-64d4 Is 6d buyers; July and
sellers August and September 2l64d buyers September
n e4d buyers: october 264G4 3-64d sellers: Oc-
tober and November I'd buyers November and December
626id sellers December and January g. Gid sellers
January February 3
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Hpot cotton closed culi with quotations unchanged on
e s hasis of sac for middng upland SAC FOR mid
Ing Nulf southern markets telegraphed
toNs New-orleans. quiet and unchanged Sc Mobile
ollet and unchanged AT 7&c: Savannah steady
Changed nc. Charleston firm and unchanged an
ngton firm and unchanged 7S.c: Norfolk firm
hgher, al ll6c. Baltimore nominal and
g. SO Augusta quiet and steady. l-l6c higher 81.
S1; LOUIS quiet and unchanged Al 77kc.
receipts a. the ror.R and com
FefeG Wtfh the eek and last wear.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

lotion Exchange special Liverpool cables; Spot
sssler sales 10000 bales: speculation and 1000
american 1900 receipts ls.eJO; American 1000 mid
sIlhE upland. l932G. Futures opened barely steady
t4n2 e4d advance closed easy points lower;
y-he 2sr4zo; JuDe-Juy. szTHb: July August f21s
ss2temeer and September. ! m s2lb: October
G sNtzs October-November, 4.O0b. Novembe--De
o-her 5e2s nsnchester-Tarns quiet but steady Cloths
GOOD inquiry
=, flour AND NEAIs-No material change occurred in
ne market for -four yesterday and business suffered
ss IRON the continued wide difference between buyers
sellers views sprtns patents were quoted s3 s0a
Wnte. straigts 81 s5s3 IS: winter patents. 81 g
~ ~, spring clears 81 9oass l5 extra 10 winter
- <t1psz 20 extra No winter. - 5oqS2 co. grade
sls s0N:i9. spot and RYE FLOTR-Quet
quoted Fair 10 good 50 ss1S3 10 choice fancy. 50 0
- cDkNMEAI- Steady Quoted: Kiln dried. 81 s5
~ ~ as 10 brand BAG MEAL-Quiet. Quoted
fne white and yellow. I00si Is: coarse. 95Q9ec
FkED-Essy. Quoted; spring bran. spot. si6Gsl6 70;
sseks 70 arrive 300 ~ SIS 75QSlo: spring bulk
tlooslo b0 winter si7ds20; city bran slT
hon,lry chop ylIGSl7 70; oiimeal, s27.
SfkAiN--NHEAT-aster suffering bear hands for
of four Gays whest turned sharply about yeser-
Gay afternoon. and the accompaniment OF
rrnoIs July recovered ell It's early losses closing
sV'~e higher than the rrevious night. The July option
haflag mott readily reflected attack by
lesrr vac leading factor in tho late upurn. advancing
oke'her NC from low point September &c. and
one time only &c under July option Covering
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
new YORK CENTRAL.
HARLEM DIyISION

s.i2 A a. and 3.s5 P. NJ Daily. except Sunday. to
Pittsheld Sundays only at 9.2O A. NJ.
Pullman all through
Trains illuminared with Pintsch Light
Ticket Offices PSI I'd Broadrsv
Union SG W, 2IS Columbus Ave. 1S2 West 125th
125th st and 13Sth ST stations. New York 35S
Fulton Sc and lO+ Broadway. r. D.. Brooklyn
Telephone 900 2Sth York f-ao
Service Baggage checked Residence hv
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE H DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
Railroads.

Railroads.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains leave Franklin St Station New-Yorx as fol
lows. and IL min later foot West 42d St. y. r.
= 10 A M-For intern. points Albany & Montreal
T1l:20 a. ND Lake Mohonk. Minnewaska. Saratoga
Cstskill Mountains.
100 P. M.-ChicaRo Express
.225 M-ConL Lid for Detroit Chicago 6 Louis
T3;45 ?. Nd For Hudson River Points
.6:15 P. M-For Rochester. Buffalo. Cleve. Z Chicago
$500 p MFor Rochester. Buffalo Detroit & 81 Louis
-9:lS P. M.-For Syra Roch Mag. Falls. Det q chi
'Daily. tDa;y. except Sunday. Leaves Brooklyn An
No l. at 1913 \. NJ az 2+j =. VI. Leaves Ter
sey City. p r. r sta. No l. at 11:2o a. M; 3:s5
p NJ. Time tables principal hotels and Offices Bag
checked from hotel residence hy WestcOtrs
press c. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent n Y
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
q ailrod0S.
.ENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

RAIL1oAD
sTsToSf aNb Ss e wET 4Nn
>1T The leaving time from Desbro..e. ..a
sSat a,Ss .. ve assr stn.s
station eHespf Whsre Otherwise =, We nsssa ts., p.ror
Cars New York o PittsDurg Sleeping Car Pittsburs to
o " FAST aDd fsTsans COM
sPns eSa s1 ese f6 1a@ fn
'Ss s. p w, " eEiISaG9 AND ST LOUIS ExREsss
55 p W. sT 0'i IoUIs nas EPREssFor P,t,.burz Ind
s-55 p. W. WESTERN ExPRESS.~For Chicago. For
7s p a'P n PcfFIS SafFIS'E PIES Ptr,ssurs and
au Comets for GsTsana 6 S except SasgSesy
FREssS-For PttsbaTs Cleveland Nashville via Gin
WASHINGTON AVID THE SOUTH.
T55 Is So 10 10 CDssbEossss and cortlsnd5 sreet,
tDesbrosses and dc GoT5lsSd % s,reets as as
nn ca Inns 50 az appn Pf cs and % @ Gar' m o - nss s
Sgn6sy $ Is 81 10 50 % Dining CAP @ m y 50 g 3
~ Dining Carr. ass Dining Carr, o25 p m. r. 10
SOUTHERN RAILwaY-Ezpress. as. 42S 1910
Atlantic COAST LrNH-Express. s55 m. and q .
sEABOARD AIR LINE RAII.wAY-''FIorda and Met
roDeiitsn % Limited. 1855 daily Express i21o
NoRF9tK o5d Sa md WESTERN RAILwAY-FOr Memph.
CIiEsAPEAkE AND offIo !" RaiLwAY-sss a. NJ and
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and xoRFoLK-z3 a. m
ATI.sNT1y r.sSC Cgays taI9v and s'S p m daily
Through Vsstib,Ied rra,. ~ dTp % IL n 90. a.
standard Coaches.
IAFk NAY.-125S = N. x-ek-fayz
points on New York and Railroad (frcra
iwentJ tntrd Street station. s55 II 70.
-, y = ~ and 4JS m Sunday Q q a 4 So
n uIom DesbrOsses Cortiandt Streetsl 32o 90
AN. a. m l259 80. 5 40. 42o and $40 .. m. sundays.
. - -, FOR PHILADELPHIA
NS2rosses and CortIanet Streets. 62Ol US. i5s.
and CoTtlsnd Streets 10 20 Il atSg Car, 1o5s Dining
Sart HS5 a m. u So 10 CDesb-osses and Cortland-
streets 220l Pos. 3 q, 355. 425 Is Dining Carr.
% o. ,DInnE Car 555 Dining Carr. I55. 2a.ss5s.
- o m u le night. Sundays. 610 2 s. eoachesl.
80, SOD 30 955 Limited, 955 1875 Dining Car,
m l25S, 15 Dining Car 325. 355. q 2S Dining
Sarl 4SO dining carr. SIS Dining 755. s-23.
Sl0. p q m. t2. 10
4lcke 0f1ces Nos i61. 1896 Broadway.
~ Fifth Avenue (5elow 25d ST. House; West
IWenythird Street station. and stations Of Des
srossss and Cortlandt Streets Court $50
street. IS Broadway and Pennsylvania Station,
brooklyn; Station. jersey City. The
company will call for and check baggage from
and residences through % destination.
Telephons Ola Eighteenth Street Pennsylvania
road Cab
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J R WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Rio-conee market steady; No 7 Rio 4sT75: exchange
i SO receipts 90 bags cleared the United States
600 bags cleared for Europe. 5000 rags; stock 27e0
bags
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
THE STATE Of TRADE.

, Buffalo June 13-F1our euIet. wheat-sprng quiet,
10 H@rtheFn 1ld carloads 7s37c do TT≻ do
No red offered, Isc; No white 77Iac trace corn
weak and lower, No yellow. 44lac; 3 444c. No
corn corn &c; No 10 4Sstc Oats weak and lower: No ?
White, 32c; No 3 do. 31c: No mixed SOc No 3 a.
T'e t asked Ba5ieyTsHaail lo in store quoted 5GG
Canal freighs steady wheat axe corn 27sc; oats; pic:
Tye 2sc 10 NewYork lumber Albany. IS: to New
Chicago June 13.-The leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Foreign Markets: Santos-Cofsee steady;
good average $500 receipts 1900 bags; stock.
Hauburg-Ccftse opened = az pig
lower 230 p m q > pig lower. sales 5000
bags. Havre-Cofee market opered steady. = franc
lower. u m unchanged: ? barely steady, !.
higher; $50 declined : franc. total sales.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
CENTRAL R. 3. Of new Jersey
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

-.4so. ~ 50. 500. 900 5000 III 50 a m. +fcc.
50 CO. '+e Is D m. -12 Is mdt-
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
siOCO. oil 80
800 ?. m. 30 Is ndt
Offices Liberty ST Fecry. South Ferrv 113 PSI,
1870 1854 Broadway: isa ave 7s7 SIR Ave Is
Union Sq West f25th ST. era i2sth 81.
Pas Columbus Ave New York: Court ST. 344. 500 Fu
ton St Brooklyn: 9s Broadway williamsburg New York
Co checks d-stfna-ior
'From Liberty So. only. "Day. fDaty. except sun
sSundays only.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

HAMgURG-AMERlGAN Lime.
TWIN-SCREW EMPRESS SERVICE
Every Thursday
TH-C'HER RClI' 'RCS-HAMBCR RG
a victoria June 90 10 AM Deutschland July IL. noon
Sounhia June 27. 10 AM Columbia. July % 10 AM
r bismarck, July 4. 10 AM F. Bismarck, Aug l. 10 AM
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
Every Saturday
RBOURCf-HAMBURG.
Madersee June 15. PM 'PhOenica. July 13. 2:3o PM
-tulsarta, June D. 2 AM Patricia. July 90. s AN
Pennsylvania June % , Pm Waldersse July 27 PM
Pretoria. July g. S AN BULGARIA. Aug. 3, { AM
ITO Hamburg direct
@lMMER CRUISES
20 THE LAND Of the MIDNIGHT SUN, from Ham
burs July July tfrom y. 7. June 2o). July . and
70 tne BALTIC and the principal cities Of NORWAY
SN EDEN. RUSSIA and DENMARK. from Hamburg
AGg is. BY the new yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
L lSE 5000 tons. 450 feet long. and s :. AC-
SCSTE VICTORIA All appointments strictly first
ciass- Attractive itineraries arranged Further par
ticulars on application the
HAMBC RCi-A AMERICAN LINE 81 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

tons choice SEQ and SIS for sale for
ocean only 10 Glasgow. F. C. CLARK III B'way, n y
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-10-28

So we need TO cultivate a sense Of his
presence-the sense Of his presence-not
merely I'm the sanctuary at the hour OF
prayer, but everywhere. A curious fact
in psychology IS the ability which many
persons, especially blind people, have Of
detecting the presence OF others in ROOM
though UNSEEN and unheard. Ii is inherit
ed strongly developed by some, by others
highly cultivated. In the spiritual realm
al Christians have the high faculty Of
realizing the presence OF the Lord OF lie.
This Is the Christians secret of a happy
life, and what is more. a useful life.
II IS a glorious fact that Christianity is
not a creed. but an experience, com
munion OF Christ and the individual. And
yet Il is so seldom realized. We all be-
lieve the words OF the text. We would not
dispute the inspiration of the record. But
we do not claim our rich Inheritance.
The truth must be verified In conscious
ness to be OF value. IL may be part OF
our creed but not of our life. It is not
what we have but what we consciously
know we have that determines our spir-
itual wealth. Do you remember the story
OF the farmer who lived and died in pow
erty while cultivating the thin soil of
q hilly lot of land while beneath the ugly
rocks there was all the while a gold mine
of immense value. and how his son COM
ing into possession after his fathers
ueANn Dg aCGAucnA ulSCoNtEeu the uAAlAcAd
and became vastly rich? Each had the
same title., but what a difference In real
lied WORTH Here in the text is q man
OF infinite wealth. The Christ, our re-
deemer. our brother from God, will dwell
with us to make life a divine thing. But
remember:
?. This heritage is ours on conditions.
A worldwide commission had just been
given. All people were to know the gos-
pei, beginning at Jerusalem. A task so
vast as had never before been committed
to men was given to this little company.
The equipment must be on the scale of
the enterprise projected. 1t was a divine
enterprise, and nothing but a divine quail
ihcation would make them equal to their
responsibility. So Jesus said to them in
substance: II command you as king to
go into all the world, establish my king
dom. Go 10 every creature possessed of a
soul. II you obey I am with you TO the
end"
Therefore only the man whose life is
utterly consecrated to carry out the In
junction OF Christ can enter into this d.
vine Inheritance OF his constant pres
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1901-10-28

ence realized. It may not be as mis-
sionary, to foreign shores, nor In work
which will make you notable among men,
but he demands the surrender of life In
absolute obedience. Conservation to be
his representation anywhere, everywhere
for all time, and then the sense Of his
presence! What marvellous heritage! How
full of consolation for the afflicted
What comfort in troubled We can glori-
fy him in our SORROWS. How his presence
cheers as the soul enters the dark valley
of the shadows.
great truth in the midst Of hfe's trying
activities-the eyes of our Lord on us
always! In the home-it is his home-it
will compel patience, self-control, kind
ness, gentleness; restrain fretting, harsh
ness, complainings, making the house
peaceful, cheerful. In the place or busi-
ness Jesus will see the buying and selling
read all the contracts that are made,
control all enterprises-they will be for
his inspection. In the social sphere he will
follow us to our entertainments, VIII I'M
derstand the rivalries, the varieties, and
heartburnings, and know whether we rall
before the glare and tinsel of mammon
or bravely represent whatsoever things
are true, honest, just, pure, lovely, Of
good report" He will smile and cheer
every effort to brighten and bless the
lives of our human brother and sisters
And he will weep where the pride OF life
reigns. Into that department of life
where all other eyes are shut away, where
dwell desire, love, WILL thought, he comes,
seeing the innermost of us. Let us be
admonished that into all life he viii come
to reprove, rebuke, to cleanse. Let us
understand what his coming means, and
submit to his conditions that we may
have the marks of the Christian, namely:
That we call Ilpon God and call in God to
dwell In us. Let us claim our heritage and
henceforth enjoy the choicest company in
the universe. A character built up under
the power of this consciousness-how
pure, tender, sympathetic; how high In
spiritual conceptions, how strong in Its
moral force!
Brother, go to him now; yield your life
to do his will as your controlling purpose
and see what will take place.