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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-09-28

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
All public offices and most bust
ness houses were closed today.
The Postofice and Custom House
are draped in black today.
To Let-A furnished room at No
9 Garden Lane. Mrs. Mcconnell.
There will be no service at the
German Lutheran Church tomor-
row.
Memorial services were held at
the Roman Catholic Cathedral this
morning.
The Eagles will meet tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock at the St. An
tonic Hall.
Hon. A. S. Cleghorn aud j. W.
R,bertson left for Maui yesterday
by the Mauna Loa. g.
The Lilliputians will present the
"Belle OF New York" at the Opera
House this evening.
Memorial exercises we're held yes
terday at the Kaabumanu school,
the High school and Oahu College.
Carlo Long and Prince Cupid
have joined the Male lima Athle-
tic Club and will soon play in the
football team.
When desiring hack, surrey
buggy, ETC., with careful drivers,
ring up Telephone 113-Territory
Stable Co., Id.
Six young Hawaiians and one Jap
were captured by the police last
night. They were sleeping on the
Naval dock.
Paul D. Issnberg has been heard
from. He was in Travenort, Ger
many, and expected to leave for the
States on October Is. eer>
A special program will be given
this evening by the Murphy Club.
1t will be given over almost entirely
to q Mckinley Memori,l.
Today being Memorial Day, the
following local sporting events have
been postponed: Pacific Tennis
Clubs invitation tournament; Win.
ter League baseball game; Male.
'. Ilimss' practice. football game with
q. Hackfeld g. Co.
The Hawaiian band played at Ka
waiahao Church this morning. Thi,
afternoon it will play at the Re-
formatory School, and the Sunday
concert will be given at the Capito
tomorrow. On Monday evening the
band will give its last concert, priol
to vacation, at Emma Square.
The Fire Claims Commission viii
20 into executive session Monday
forenoon aud in the AFTERNOON viii
resume the examination Of witnessed
in the matter of "buried treasures
in connection with Mrs. Lahap'
Mauliawa. A few Kahnlui case
will also be heard 10 the morning.
There was small blaze at Bailey
Cyclery on King street last evening
The FIRE department was prompt.
on the scene and had the FIRE in th
rubber goods under immediate con
troll. As the building in which thu
fire was, adjoins LAYERS " Cooke'
lumber yard and a number OF ole
shaoks, the town can be- cougratu
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Miscellaneous.

Galway Reformed church. Monroe avenue and
Gibson street -Rry. Marion l.. Fror, pastor. Sci.
vices n 1890 Il, ~. and 40 u. IN. Sunday
school. II, Il Il, M; Christian Eudravor p. III.
'uechism, saturday, $50 p. IN. Morning subject,
''fhc Wonderful Name evening, Foresight and
llindSehi."
All Souls IniNersaliNt church, Pine street, near
Adams avenuc--i,cy, Thomas B. Payne, pastor.
Divine services with sermon al 1850 4. m. Sub.
iert: New Year mlimatiuns." sunday school
At Il III. Seats nee. Everybody Welcome.
Gospel Tabernacle jefferson avenue. Dunmoie
--limes lelShnan, pastor. Sunday services;
Preaching, 1850 II. m, by Rev. Joln on, and
10 y. m. Bible school l. m, Young People 5
meeting, $50 D. M. Missionary Day. On Tues.
day Christian and Missionary Alliance meeting
10 y. NJ. and wachnighl service At . u. III.
Fist Church 0mi>t Scicnisl), $40 adams ave.
huc-Snnday services, 1850 a. NJ, and 80 D. M. I;
sunday school, ll.il u. M; subirCr, christian
science Testimonial meetings Wednesday even.
ms AT o'clock, The church is also omen every
day during the week, The Bible and all Chris.
tion Science Literature /, kept in lis Tree public
leading room. "Scienco and ileilIh. with the
Key TO Scripture" by Mary Baker Eddy will be
and letters Of inquiry are welcomed and given
courteous attention and information free.
Fhs Primitive Methodist church. Green Ridge
--Rcv, q. Lee pastor. Preaching at 1880 a. m
and p. M; subjects, Memories" Looking
Both Ways.' All are welcome.
Zion United Episcopal church. li20 Capol,p
avenue--sundgy school 80; preaching. 1870 and
,.S0. by t'e pastor, Rev. !, ", Messenger Sub,
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the last sunday oi the year to emphasize Ito
passing days. and give some tine to review OF
lifc May we not turn the attention oi scho,.
AZ to the solemn truth that our lives well a,
the year drawrtll 10 Il closc!
The last sabbath OF the year las come. how
quickly the years roll hv. How slight are the
changes lnade in the figures 10 indicate the New
Year. as we simply change 20 ,. The old year
1901 il diving bat the rays nf light from l!H2 ar
changes in oar lives in this one short tCar. None
oi us have stood still. We are nearer heaven or
farther away from ii than we were n year ago.
Dear teacher whatever Iou do in pro-, ing l.
tmth t" your scholars today. !.il not to pr, sent
tcaiis IL PERSONAL. precious. present Savior 70
each member There i, No ottcr name given
unicr heaven whereby can 10 >avc:l.'' Ii ~.
have Sighted privileges o" neglpctcd CIR OPP
poytuniic., let IL REDEEM THE TINE. so far
are able.
Perhaps not all uf oar scholar, are Wi,h Us nuW
TIA; started The year with Us. Prran, not all
Will l." with IL when 100. shall clcsc. Press honra
thr truth wisely. aud lravcruly and plead that
no one 'hIIl write opposite their rarncs at The
clo,c al thc year:
Unlcpi Promises
Neglected. Opportunities.
Srhtcd Privileges.
Advantages Spuned.
Vows lnpald.
Energies Misdilec,ed,
Doomed by Delay.
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CLARk'S GREEN.

Horace y. Davis Il student of West
Chester Normal school is spending the
holiday week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. n $. Davis,
Mr. and Mrs T.. NJ. Leach entertain
ed Mrs. Emily Leach and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. William Adams and family
on Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur La Mont, Of
Quincy avenue. We're guests of the
latteI's parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5.
Frace ON Christmas day.
Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Parker. of the
West Side were entertained at thu
home of the formers parents MIR, and
Mrs. II. =, Parker.
MIR. and Mrs. Allison Aldrich, Of
Green Ridge. We're the guests of hl.
and Mrs. Judson Wells.
Charles Wells, Il student OF Girard
college, is spending the holidays with
his mother and sisters
!. C. Higgins spent Christmas with
friends in Green Ridge.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Singer We're enter
tained by relatives in Green Ridge OH
Christmas.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w, G. Shocks took
Christmas dinner with their daughter
ANA husband Mr.. and Mrs Frank Jen-
nings in Newton.
Mrs, Mary Slayton and daughter
Emma, and niece Birdie Knight were
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Judson ID. Aysworth ON Christmas.
MIR. and Mrs. j. o. Mead of Bms-
hamton, are spending the holidays at
the home of the latter's parents Mr..
and Mrs. q. W. Bond.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard T.. Norhrur
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KIDNAPPED A PRESIDENT,
Recent Death of Man who
Once Performed That Aston
ishine Part.

" " ~ '"''''''
To go down in history ms the only,
narson ,.bo ,,.,,,. ,,;,,,,.,,,,,,, ,.,
-
W we "'''" "'HteS Shouid De enough
'' '''' h','h' ana inns distinction DC
; '""sS 10 nh'ain r. [. coleman. Wno
"'e" Yesterday Inc ep'S"d" makes ON"
VI '''c most interesting Sl"'IeS "i Il
'"neef ifu'il"i oi anecdotes.
n"' wa" III 'hoS" oiu Gays before the
''''o'oS hi'u p"ll'i" the l!iU with steel.
me "''Es just nitrr lhe Mexican war,
Nhe'' ''e M!NS'ssIn!'i WAS IN" grand
"",e, r"'h "l 'h' '"uh'iEs progress,
ana III" 1"a'l'l% palaces thht piled from
''o"'HN''' 10 New ofl"ahS were famous
VII '"o continents. IachIrN Taylor was
fr'siuclst oi III" hi'ed SlhieS.hnd cap
'a'h 'oiellah kidnapped him and ran
away SaHiS up stream with the official
steamer OF conveyance struggling far in
me rear ait"r the river greyhound Sula-
"ih' Ihat was on Zachary Taylor's tri-
ui'phal tour OF the country, and tho
ia'Ne o! the exploit brought thousands
ON thousands of dollars to the tolemuns
ana established their lines of steamers
as the foremost in the river trade,
The 1hsl Thomas &. coleman owned
II me ol IN" NirkelS n!SinS IRON Louis
vile To New Orleans They were the
big foating palaces OF that day, ana the
pride Of the lot WAS the Saladm
Nothing that beat water Oh two rivers
could hold her when Captain Coleman
chose to turn her loose-''with Il Niger
squat on her safety valve and her FUR
mace choked with rosin and pine"
Young II. G. Coleman commanded her
There was "A boat belonging To Il rival
line that sometimes disputed with the
Saladin the sway of the river. The rival
always had II chance, but the Saladin
always got there first.
President Zachary Taylor was on his
famous tour of the country. 70 conf
mand the boat that carried him on the
Mississippi was I'm honor coveted by all
the captains. "Old Rough ana Ready"
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Quarterly Review.
Fourth Quarter.

prcssivc measures to iniurc the lSrlcitcs Pharaoh
determined to put their male infants to death,
thus to gradually reduce and absorb the popull.
tion. \ mothers love found way to escape
the cdict. An 0rl, WAS prepared. her babe placed
therein and nodtcd the Nile Found by the
kings daughter, the mother was brought by the
sister to nurse and care ior the little one which
was aftcrward adopted into the royal family. IN
this way three women became the guardians Of
the early years of Moses
EIGHTH LESSON Nov. -. "Wo,dS Tcnucr.
ancc Lesson" Isaiah, V, II 2s The title Of this
lesson is intended to cover the idea that on this
day the religious world studied n Temperance lc.
SON II properly denotes also that ali the world
in all time hold, virtually the same ideas on
this subject. \ jewish writer twenty-five cen.
tncS ago sets forth the evils oi strong drink
~ a iciormor would do in our time. The >i,mc
effect is produced now as then by alcohol upon
all the mental and physical powers, resulting in
great rcrvcisity and poverty,
NINTH Lesson. Dee. I. "'rlr Call of Moses"
Exodus, iii. l.l2.--'ihc great liberator OF Israel
was engaged in his Ordinary vocation us a slep.
herd IN INDIAN when God appeared to him, first
in II burning bush and then III an address. The
startling phenomenon arrested his attention. and
the Lords words instructed him. God dccla,cd
Iii, purpose to uelivcr his people from the bond.
age in Egypt and to plant them in Canaan. the
land promised to Abraham, and proposed to send
Moses the captain and organizer OF this great
host. but Moses hcsitatcd. doubling hs ability
for the performance OF great task.
TENTH LESsON.--nec. $, "Moses and l'li-
raoh.' EXodu1 81. no. Moses Yielded at length
TO be the instrument in the hand, of God in
bringing Israel out OF bondage BY long scrc,
oi interviews hr sought to persuade Pharaoh 10
let the people so, but all such cntrcat les. accom-
panied they were with marvellous displays Of
divine power. had l;tlr ~ no influence with the
absolute king. At LENGTH the Almighty deter
mined to th,sisc thc Egyptians by staying all
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every landing for the saladm was IA
winning landing.
The whole of Nicksburg WAS gathered
on the bluff to see the president of
The old soldier stood in the midst of his
escort committee. ana grOWled and
bowed. He Was heartily tired OF SO
the coming OF the boa, that WAS to
carry nin on to nemphs
.tt last far tloWn the river. showed
the twin puts of :; hard-driven stean-
There she comsG. There SHE comes!"
yelled the crowd. and began cheering
the president Oft.
Putting and snortinS. the big river
greyhound rushed M tn the dock. The
aanGwav came down in an instant
s'h" was ri.ht under the bluff and the
ps op.c nbo e could on y lucll down upon
her. They were yelling and cheering,
shouting enthusiastic goud-bys TO the
president. And in the midst Of the en-
c!tement tho soldier ANA his escort COM
mttoo Went aboard. They vent straight
up To the cabin. and then. MS if by
magic. without waiting to unload car
go or anything. the big flyer tore away
from the dock,
As she straightened ont in the
stream und began pounding away under
fun pressure for Memphis the smoke
Of another steamer, desperately driven
came in sight around the last bend
dOWnstroa".
They had been going half an hour
when the escort committee sent for the
captain of III" boat.
I'M call Captain Coleman replied
the mate addressed.
Capt. Coleman?" asked the leader
of the escort committee, why what
boat is this
THE Saladin, bound for Louisville"
came The prompt response.
My God. stop the boat! Turn
around. stop, quick, Here, all of you,
are ON the wrong boat"
Al The shout of the leader, the rest
of the escort committee crowded about.
who? What" What is it?" they
cried.
I'VE are on the wrong boat" and
at that in Il body The committee rush
ed for Coleman
He appeared Just in the midst of the
excited men.
rs there anything | can do for you,
gentlemen"" lie WAS the only cool
man in the lot They pressed about
him. The cabin was loud with their
oaths, demands and denumciatlons.
Coleman was calm and as smiling as
the proverbial basket of chips.
He was awfully sorry, but he ran on
schedule time and his boat could not
stop for anything.
Then the escort Went crazy. They
drew their pistols and threatened the
captain.
"Do you know, sin" cried one eXcit-
able man, shaking his pistol in the face
of the smiling officer, do you know.
sir what You are doing? You are kid
mapping the President of the United
States"
And do you know. sin" retorted
Coleman, that the president of the
United states Is riding on my boat
without my invitation or my permls-
sion?"
The escort committee sasped.
"Ile came on here" continued Cole
man, "of his own free will and accord
and certainly | am not going to put
the president of The United states off
my boat unless he distinctly says him
self that he wants to get Off. Especial
ly is this true, when the president
is man ! love as ! love Zachary
Taylor. Now, gentlemen, there are
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I Tornorr0W'S Services
Methodist Episcopal.

Elm Park Methodist Episcopal churclriai-c
and prayer service ut O.3O by Epworth League;
preaching at 1890 by pastor. DR.. G. NJ. Gittn:
class meeting in Sunday school service after mora
ing services; Sunday school at p. M; Junior
League at $50; Senior League at $50; evening
service al 80. The pastor will preach on "rhe
Wrecks of Twelve Months" Watch service on
Tuesday evening at 10 p. ~ All are welcome.
Simpson Methodist Episcopal churchRev. II.
c. McDelmot, pastor Preaching at 1890 Il. NJ.
and 7.SO D. H. Sunday school at T. M; Junior
league at 9 y. m. December 20 is the day Of
prayer for the Epworh leagues throughout tie
church. The league service At $50 p. m. will be
special one. There will be service Monday
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ENGLAND's WEDDING RING
Legends Go Back rs Far as Edward
the Confessor.

FROM IliliH'ull -
THE wedding ring of England is OF
plain gold, set with II large table ruby,
on which the cross of 81. George is en-
graved. Legend says that this ring he
longed to Edward the Confessor, ana
that he bestowed 1t on an old beggar
who asked an aims OF him. he having
nothing else at hand M the moment.
Soon ufterward two English pilgrims
lost their way in the Holy Land and
were succored by n "fuyre olde man."
who, ON parting, said 10 them; Il am
Johan the evangelist; ana says ye ynto
Edward, your kyng, that l grete him
we'll by the token that he gam To me.
thys rynge. with hys one handles" Ger
tain it Is that James IL, when detained
by the. fisherman of Shecrness on his
first attempt 10 flee the country. in lGSS,
contriyed To hide II ring called the cor
onation ring in his clothing. This WAS
favorite ring of Mary Queen of Scots.
and was sent by her 1T her death 10
James |, finally coming into the pos
session of George ~. through the chan-
nels By which he obtained all the re-
manning papers of the house of stuart.
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Religious.

evening aud regular watch night services Tues.
day evening.
Hampton Street Methodist Episcopal uhmch
Rev. James Bcnninscr pastor. services on Sun.
day follows. Sunrise prayer meeting vt
o'clock. led by -. T. stone; preaching service
at 1870; subject OF sermon. lmportnnitc Pray.
err class meeting after preaching service: Sun.
day school at 2 p M: intermediate league ut q
y. nv. special Epworth league service at GO.
William Parsons leader. Evening preaching ser.
vice at 80; subject ot sermon. "Pcntccost."
Prayer meeting evening and watch night service
Tuesday evening.
Asbuly Methodist Episcopal church. corner
Monscv ,Nonuc and Delaware street Rcv. ". q.
simpson, d. d., pastor. Devotional meeting nj
the brotherhood ot st. Paul at 30 a. ~. Preach
ing at 1890 II. M. subject "rhe GIea, Posi-.
bilics Of our nature" sunday school ut 30
y. IN. Epworth league at $50 y. m. Preaching
dt 7.S0 y. M: subject, The Divine Secret Out
of Self Into Christ Prayer meeting, Wcdnss.
day. at $50 y. III. On Tuesday evening. Dee. II,
watch night services. Good music AMI plenty OF
it. Social and religious meeting. Stats free and
all are welcome.
Providence Methodist Episcopal Church Rev.
George A. Cure. pastor. The brotherhood OF st.
Paul meet for praise at 10 u. M. Preaching az
1890 Subject. "iour Next Dwelling" Sunday
school at 2p. III. Epworth league at G.4j; topic
Africa Warren G. Reese. leader Evening
sermon at $50 by Rcv. John Laird. of Wyo.
ming seminary.
Ash street Methodist Episcopal chlrcl,--Rev.
j. Il. Austin. pastor. Morning preaching service
at 1890. subject. "Tc Sadness and sweetness Of
recollection" Glass meeting at 1l.3O Il. M.
Charles troop, leader; Sunday school At u. M,
T.. W. Stone, superintendent; Junior League at )
p M. Mrs. $. W. Chlbb. superintendent: Ei,.
worth League at G.ij p M. Miss Rehecca Samp.
son, leader. Evening preaching service at 1.:io.
4 cordial welcome.
First German AIetlolst Episcopal church. Ad
ans avenue and Vine strcet-G 1inbilin, pastor.
Divine services 1880 a. IN. and I.3O y. m. Sun
day school at noon and at :. o'clock y. III. at
the Taylor avenue chapel Tuesday evening
watch night services will be held. beginning at
$50. On New Years day evening at 7.:iO u union
meeting of thc three German Epworth leagues
of this city will be held at our church.
Nay Aug Methodist Episcopal church Rev l.
r. Austin. pastor. Sunday school ut 80 p. NJ. ::
class meeting at go p. III. Preaching service Ut
$50 p III. A cordial welcome to all.
African Methodist Episcopal church. Howard
Placc-Dr. y. $. BENTLEY, pastor. Preaching at
1890 a. M. Sunday school, 80 p. IN. \. Por
ter, superintendent Christian Endea,or song and
prayer service, T.1j y. IN. led by Brothers Gaines
and Cuff. Rev. G.. ". Kncaid. of Chambcrsburs,
will preach at 7i5 y. IN. \ cordial welcome
10 all.
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Episcopal,

ST. luhe'> Parish Rev, Rogers Israel. u. ID,
rector; Rev, Edward J. iiaushlon, cuatr. First
sunday after thrstmJ..
sr. Luke's chicl- 80 u m, holy communion;
1850 a. M, morning PRAYER and sermon: 40 D.
M, even song.
st, Marks chapcl--S a. M, holy communion;
1880 a. M, sermon and holy communion: 3 u,
M. SUNDAY school, 40 p. M evening prayer
and sermon.
st. Georges olyphant 10, Sunday schools
$50, evening prayer and sermon.
East End mission, Prescott avenue 80, sun.
day school.
Fig Street mission South Side. 80 p. NJ, Sun
day school.
Church OF the Good Shepherd, corner Munsey
avenue and Green Ridge street-Rcy Francis n.
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but Two men in the world who can stop
this boat--the president and me.
wont stop her. It's up to the presl-
dent"
The committee fell back. They mieht
kill the captain. but the boat would
not stop. Then they went for General
Taylor.
The president came out looking very
solemn.
Tom" lie began, and walking up he
shook his finger in Captain Coleman's
face. Tom, you scamp, what do you
mean by getting me into this?"
Then he turned to the angry, suil;y
escort committee:
"Gentlemen. reckon about all we
can do is To take Il drink"
And that ended the kidnapping of the
president
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BY
j. E. Gilbert, DID,
Secretary OF American
Society OF Religion;
Education.

their first born IN Il single night. The lsracli,cs
were to he protected by the blood of the ra.,.
over lamb which they sprnkcd on the door
posts oi their DWELLING.
ELEVENTH LESSON Il Dec. IL. "rhc Pass.
over Exodus, Mi. LII. As 4 memorial oi Gods
mercy in spuing their frs, born when the Egyp
tanS first born were slain the Isrnrlitcs by di
vine command observed u feast wlli,l, was to bc
perpetual throughout after generations. \ lamb
without hlcmlsh was eaten by u family OF grpup
OF families. the members oi which were girici,
with shoes on their feet and staff in their hands,
tokens Of the expected flight on the morrow iiom
Egypt to Canaan. This feast wa also accomra
nicd with the eating oI unlc,vcnrd bread. bcpm
ming and ending with holy convocaton.
TWELFTH IEssON.--D -. Christmas Les.
son. Isaiah. il. iI.'rhc historical part OF this
lesson, pertaining to Ichulon. Niphiali and Midi.
an forms the basis for the didactc porto which
w,s designed to Comfor, Israel in 4 time of de-
spondcncy Tho picdictivc portion seems to have
little reference to the historical aud diluctir,
to he Il kind Of overflow occL.ionrd by the out
pouring OF the Holy spirit II has always been
understood 10 refer to the Messiah. aud the titles,
Wonderful. Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting
Father, Prince OF Peace. have been appropriately
applied to IcS,i, and could not be referred to any
other.
CLOSING TIIOt'GlIrS.--.Ict those who suffer
wronsulr turn for encouragement to Joseph
Sold into slavery by his brethren. cast into
prison through the misrcprcsAnta,io ions of Pla.
raoh's wife, he nevertheless attained a position
of great prominence and usefulness which he &c.
cupicd with honor. Mha, can harm a man who
does right? Let those who aspire TO a mission
consider that early life is dcNo.cd TO preparation
II took Moses eighty years. not one uf them in
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Reformed Episcopal.

tI'c" Reformed Episcopal r,n,rch. Wyoming
Avenue, below Mulberry .,Cot-Rev. George /.
Niic!i. pastor Prayer and praise service al 0.n
u. M; Divine w"snip, 1854 4. m. and 80 p ~.
Pieachin. by the pastor: morning. "'rhr Thn.s
Which Tan and the Things Which Cannot iic
shaken. Heb. Mi: -: evening. special cvang
l>iic service, Gods ,iil." John iii: ~ Sah,. j.
school al Il r.: Young People, Society ot & hrl,.
lILn s.ndrivur $50 y. IN. III place ui the Wed.
m'dLF evening prayer lu,cting, there WI, he q
watch meeting ON Tuesday evening AZ l0,0
O'Clock. All Iic welcome.
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BLACKBOARD LESSON HINTS.
BY Rev. Robert F. Y Pierce, D. D.

The echoes Of our glad Christmas time have
hot passed away. We can still hear the merry
bells ringng out their gospel message, cf peace
and goodwill l'ut have all heard the message?
How important that we have a Listening ear aud
heed the Masters message.