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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-26


ed rosebushes, and young English
girl stood in Anvil Sankey's bachelor
quarters-not very sumptuous quarters
We're they either, showing much of
careless misrule and absence of order.
Santley was astonished and said SO,
which was quite right, for he had not
seen Grace-Grace Alton-since he had
left England
s'I'm glad to see you. Grace" he said,
"but you shouldn't have come here, all
the same. You always had sense, but
this is fairly foolish"
.That doesn't matter in the slightest
and besides" with fine touch of wo-
manly inconsistence, mo one saw me
coming here except the friend who is
waiting outside. It's none of their at
fairs if they did,
SWELL what's expected of me?" he
asked resignedly.
"You're wanted at home; your moth
er wants you"
81 suppose ought to go, but I'm not
going all the same" he added, taking a
long breath as though the words
scorched his throat little.
Eyes, you must go, Anvil. l want
you to go. This life is not the life for
YOU. Your mother sent this money to
you to take you back to her, so you
must go now"
He stopped his tall, magnificent fig
ure toward her little that she might
see better and with his hand parted
the heavy black hair which swept
across his broad forehead in luxuriant
abandon.
.Do you see that big red SCARF" he
asked. well, if l We're back there my
mother would put her hand upon my
forehead So as she did when l was a
little boy, and when that ugly scar met
her gentle eyes she would ask how
came it there could not tell her,
neither could lie to her. And it is
that way with all the scars, both on
mind and body. They are too deep.
cannot go back"
''Arvil, | do not believe that You
were good when we were together as
children in England, and you are good
now in spite of all you say, and yor
will 60 back promised your mother
. that l would find you here and tell yot
that she wanted to see you before she
died. Father is coming here for {
few days to look at his mines, and thel
: we go on to the coast.
!. ''You need not come back with me t.
the hotel. l have a good guide will
;. me; the friend who got her to COM
y with me called her Nanny Nolan.
IS know that you will go back for you'v
promised me, and you never broke
promise to me yet" she said as sh
slipped quietly out Of the door.
" A little roll of bills was lying on tn
e table where she had left it.
= 1t lacked half an hour of - o'cloc
~ when French half breed. Baptist
Gabrielle, galloped into the square G
the police barracks at Golden on cay
" use reeking with the wet which is fro1
~ the inside The constable on guart
w pacing solemnly up and down in fror
q of the majors quarters, thought til
~ fanatical looking rider was drunk {
- running amuck, and swore that i
would put a hole in him unless b
~ stopped.
'e "By goss, that fell Whisk' Sand'sol
IL he get KEEL painted Baptiste, with
face the color of a lemon in bottle {
.e alcohol.
$ "By tam! a fell wit long neck /
;, keep him behint stump, an he SCOT hi
soor."
- 'sIs he dead, Ba'tisteY queried Sc
geant Hetherington, in voice with
a.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-26
FLORIDA

Through sleeping cars from Chic ago, and
from St. Louis. to Nashville. Chattanooga,
Atlanta. Jacksonville These Jacksonville
cars run over the well known Dixie Flyer
Scenic Route via Lookout mountain, and leave
Chicago and ST. Louis every evening on the
Central's fast Limited 'vestibule trains for
the south. and arrive at Nashville the next
morning, at Chattanooga the next afternoon.
at Atlanta early the next evening and at
ture. Connection made by Illinois Central
train out of Peoria with the car from Chicago.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-26
C ALI F 0 R N | A.

leave Chicago every ednesday for Los An
geles and San Francisco via New Orleans and
the southern route; leave Chicago every Fri
day for Los Angeles. and San Francisco via
Omaha and the scenic route.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-02-26

nc 'UIUCI HUVUC f1Oh1' w '''NS1
! his jim Dandies will pull out in
If an hour and pick up your tracks
heading for Missoula about B.
"Therell be high old row, and
they'll run in some poor devil before
night. They'll cop almost any one
but me-"
Just as they neared the edge Of the
Big Cedar horse neighed short dis
lance within.
II guess Blazer smells you, Jack"
he said, chuckiing softly. Gle thinks
we've been long time over the job.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
Musicale and Social.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give an entertainment
in their church parlors Tuesday even
ing July Goth, 8 O'Clock. There will
be a drill BY young ladies and q flag
drill by young girls under the
management of Mrs. A. B. Chaplin
and a recitation by Miss Updyke,
there will also be music, after which
tie ladies will serve ice cream and.
cake. Admission 20 cents including
refreshments. All are invited. ~
l. Piano Duet-"Ventri A Terre"-
Florence Lewis, Inez Barber
q. Vocal Solo Selected
Miss Updyke
3. Flag Drill 16 girls
4. Readiug-''Old Glory" by j. w.
Riley. Miss Uydyke
S. The Star Spangled Banner ia
pantomime with SOLO
Miss Damon
6. Baritone Solo-Selected-
Jas. Mackay
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
BOTH SIDES FIRM.

No Signs Of q Compromise In the
Strike at San Francisco.
San Francisco, July 25-The team.
sters' strike continues with no mate.
rial change in the situation. Both
sides remain firm and there are no
indications Of compromise being eff.
fected, at least within several days.
A large amount Of freight Is side
tracked at various points and cannot
be forwarded. Much loss has been
sustained by shippers of perishable
goods other than fruit. All the teams
engaged in the movement of goods
were guarded by policemen during the
day. The strikers are orderly and
there are no indications of violence.
Az yet the strike has not seriously af.
tected the railroads. .l>
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
WANT THEIR MONEY BACK.

importers Of Porto Riean Sugar Sue
Collector Of the Port.
New York, July 25.-Messrs. Gar
nikow. MacDougall & Co., limited,
have brought suit In the United States
circuit court against George R. Bid
we'll, collector of the port of New
York, asking for judgment of $751;
900 on account of duties paid by them
on sugar imported from Porto Rico
In 1899. The complainants allege that
the duties should not have been lev
led, the sugar not having been i'm
ported from a foreign country within
the meaning of any statutes or ex-
ecutive order of the United States,
but tina: under the provisions of tn
Constitution admission should have
been free.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
seven Sleeper, Of Ephesus.

Seven sloepers Of Ephesus.
The legend of the Seven Sleepers of
Ephesus is as follows: About the year
A. D.25O there were seven noble youths
Of Ephesus, named Constantine, Diony-
sius; John, Maximian, Malchus, Mar
tiniana and Serapion, who were perse-
cuted sby the Emperor Decius because
of thesespousal of Christianity. TO es-
capeR their prosecutors, they fled to
Mount Celion, where they took refuge
in asscave. The emperor, enraged at
their escape, ordered all of the noun
tain caves to be sealed up. For 230
years nothing was heard of the men;
but az the end of that period the seven
young men were discovered. They at
onceSawoke from their long sleep and
asked Tor food. but died few days
later. Their bodies were put in large
stoneAcoffin and taken to Marseilles.
This coffin is still shown to visitors in
St. Victor's church.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26

,WeatheR.and Crep Report VI

SbE w>>Ah>-.>...A.T 80. M =, -. W i38,
i Il Il. 4. .:e' Il, Il I. sss
since ls 49, .e :. Y. Y nssday VA "a
weather ne coesln,ss y Aos ~ 49, -
sonsssr. hoss .'agl aEo.'a q IS \ Z, !!
E0ay ana 40seosY Went y, g " -. b 40
no rain. H. aighs ~ bean mod
elstsiy eool - oomperisoo With No
day, WITH Ne sscsps .. q !. - g t :,
.Aht. when y - t d'ihe J. g ' slssP
Nth tho heat tnas prevailed.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
Gnsoline Stove Causes q Little
:, Excitement.

GnsOline Stove Causes q Little
: Excitement.
About 2:45 Thursday afternoon an
alarm Of fire was turned in anticipa.
ton of q blaze in the Nel@ Dahlberg
hvnse, occupied by Mrs Levine
down stairs and John Estes up stairs.
Mrs Littl-feId was Washing up
stairs 10 the k;tchsu Of her daughter,
Mrs. Estes, and was u@iog a go%oline
>tove, suddenly the oil tank aud stove
was enve'oped in flames. ,Shs <rab.
he'd The stove, which was a email one,
and threw it down thu outside stairs,
scattering the oil and fire on he stairs
which then became all aA,me, but
she put this out with water before the
depAr ment arrived. ...
The damage will be light, only a
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
Round Trip Races tor New YOl

/ Round Trip Races tor New York.
#. Round trip tickets, at very favor
able rates, will be on sale to New
York via Burlington, Cedar Rapids
~ Northern Ry. Call on agents for
particulars or address,
' SzS$s3 Jno. G. Farmer,
A. G.. P. & T. A.,
B. C. R. & N. Ry.
Cedar Rapids, Ia
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
Troubles OF a Minister.

To benefit others Rev. j. r. w.
Vernon, of Hartwe!l,, Ca, writes:
"For a long time had a running sore
on my leg. I tried many remedies
without benefit, until I used a bottle
of Electric Bitters and box Of Buck
lens Arnica SAlve, which cured me
sound and we'll" Sores, eruptions,
boiIs, Eczema, letter, salt rheum,
slow impure blood. Thousands
have found in electric bitters grand
blood purifier that absolutely cures
these troubles. Satisfaction is guar
anteed or money refunded by F. A.
Groezinger & Co. Large bottles
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26

You can never cure dyspepsia by
sdisting. What your body needs is
plenty Of go ID food properly digest
I sad. Then if your stomach will not d.
! 'R.ees s. Il, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will.
IssIt contains ali of the natural diges-
Ef.nts hence must digest eve:y class
ss,f food and 90 prepare il that nature
scan ase il ID nourishing ths body and
rlacing She wasted tissues, thue
sesiying life, health, strength, ambition,
Sp., ii. blood and good healthy appe-
sssg Goez,nger & Go. ~.
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.iYT9t42'6lr'
PRACTICAL Joke q Boomerang.

Prsctical Joke = Boomerang.
Practical jokes have way of imi-
tatingsthe boomerang, as Charles Day
of Marshall, Mich, has discovered.
greatly to his discomfort and discom-
future, Mr.. Day was sitting in barber
shop getting a haircut when the idea
struck him that it would be real fun
nv to touch the BARRIERS hand with the
lighted end Of cigarette and see him
jump. He did 80 and the results were
surprising. The barber was just rub
bling some bay rum on Days head and
the cigarette ignited the alcoholic mix
ture, which blazed up like a torch
light procession. In four seconds there
wasn't & hair left on Days Uranium
and 10 has sworn of on practical
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Low Rate to Chicago amp r.
X. turn via b. c.. II. & n. Ry.

s5 The latter part of this month will
be a good time to visit Chicago. The
SB. G. r. & N. R'y will sell long limit
tickets at very low rates account Bap-
list Young Peoples Convt ntion to be
held in that city July 1913. This
rate is open to the public and we of-
! fer to our patrons first class Service
( in both directions. Any agent CT
this company will be glad to give you
information relative to rates, limit OF
tickets, etc. Jul ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
Will Move for Mediation.

Antwerp, July 25.-Dr. Kuyper, the
premier, will certainly advance a
scheme of mediation between Great
Britain and the Beers, says The Nieue
Wiesbasen Bladum, shortly after the
ministry is formed. He has had a
long interview with the secretary of
The Hague arbitration court, Baron
Won Tying.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
Low Rates to Spirit Lake, vi
b, C.. II. & n. R'y.

Low Rates 10 9plFlC AsAos wa
b. G.. r.. & n. R'y.
For the annual Chautauqua As:
semply at Spirit Lake, Iowa, July II
to 81 inclusive, low round trip excur.
zion rates will be in effect, via B. G..
R. & N. R'y. Those who have at
tended these Assemblies have felt
that they were we'll paid for their
time. You can visit the many resorts
on the beautiful lakes which are at
this time of the year very very at
tractive. Do not fail to take advant-
age of these of low rates and visit the
Chautauqua and Lakes. Agents:
will cheerfulIy give you any addition.
al information upon application. ,:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
J TIE Ashae of DGnte.

The ashes Of Dante. inclosed IN an
IRON urn. are about to be transported,
with great ceremony. to the library
palace at Florence. The urn was long
ago stolen from church in Ravenna
and escreted In the outer wall Of 4
chapel It seems that q sculptor named
Pa1zi Has for years possessed this ex-
traordinafy treasure, and has but re-
Gently handed 1t over to Florence,
where Dante was born and whence he
was exiled. ~ e. Z. ~ Z - - 4.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26

Approves chaffee's Recommendation.
Washington, July 25.-The secre-
tary of war has approved the recon-
mendation of General Chaffee looking
to the division of troops Of army in
brigades wherever they are assem-
bled in sufficient numbers to permit
this style of formation
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26

Clear thinking. decisive action, vim
vigor Of body and mind, the sparkle
of life come to all who use Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35c. Ask F. A. Grooz-
niger.
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The ladies of the Catholic church
will serve ice cream and cake at the
residence of Mrs. Frank Glasgow
Thursday evening, aug. let, from 5
until 9 o'clock -.... ::
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Presby terrain Church Service.

FroSDy t0rl8n CnurCn SorvN'e.
AT 1916 am, Sunday the Rev. J.
Easter, Phi, D., Of Clifton Spring, N
T., will preach: 'The Believers Strug'
gle aud Triumph"
!. The evening service will be eonduc
ted by the young Mems Alliance
: The program is as follows:
Hymn Male Chorus.
Scripture A lusions to Young Men.
John Mosher,
Prayer-Jas. Gibson. jr.
Male Quartetts Geo. Mackay,
Roy Lewis, Harry Hawley, Jas. Glib
son, j.. T..
Opening Address: THE Object of
the Young Mems Alliance-Rev.
Z f. "a. =
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Killed by an Electric Car.

Green Bay, Wis, July 25-Florence
Dorcy, aged 20 ears, was killed, and
Clara Lavoy and John Quirk were
badly injured by being run down by
an electric street car while driving
from Depere.
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Eitixen<' la(iou Bank
~ " Wertbtn6to N
Certificate Of Authority.

=: &. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. U
Omce of Comptroller Of The Cs,rrsncy
r. N AsH.naroH,~ D. O., July q 1901
...WzsaEAs, by satisfactory evidences
presented to the uudsriGned II haa
besn made to appear that "Txs Csn'
snns' NAuoMAL BANK or Wo11nIna.
RON" in the Village Of Worthington
in tho County Of Mobiles, and Stats q
Minnssota, has complied with ~ tha
pgovisioas OF The Statutes q III
United States, required 10 b oom-
Piled With betore IN association shall
be authorised 10 commence The busl,
ness OF Banking; Is.;&
Nov 4nsasyosz I, Charles q.
Dawes, Comptroller Of The Currency,
do hereby certify that "THs Ctz,sz,as'
NATIONAL BANK OF Wo1zHlxazos" u
the Village Of Worthingtoa, in .,ths
County Of MOBILES, and State Of Ainns-
so%a, il authorised 10 dominance ths
business Of Banking - provided il
Section Fifty ono hundred and sixty
nine of the Revised Statutes of Tho
United States. y.
In TESTIMONY wHrnroT witness my
hand and Seal of. Office this twenty
second day of July, 1901. II
CHARLES G.. DAWES, =.
Comptroller of tho Currency. !.
[Seal of the Comptroller 4
of the Currency.
No. 500.
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Mons bathing suits Il II. Pstss
Lswis. .r1'~, ..r
Small amount standard Irvine On
hand ct 81 cents 70 closs out. F. c.
Turner ..s ., = ~.
G. "A. Bacon hos been: sppoiutsd
postmaster at Bigslow' vioe> G. N
Davis. Who b going 10 sssablish =
papei At SONS point in tho nqrthsra
part Of the State, =
II you. want . pair Of real easy hoi
weather Shoes look over the new
easy line at II. Peter Lewis.
An order has been issued By the
Omaha road that, tzsinmsn's uuiforms
shall be inspected, Grant Mormon,
has bssn sPpoinssd inspector ofthoss
on The Sioux FsllP line.
Monday 3. +. VFhitney's man left
/ the tsem attacked - the bi1der,
aloue for isw miputss, he' he'd not
goos far before shsy rsa away break
inn the machine considerable.
Genuine photos On opal peaks in
in beautiful frames, free with your
cash pureharss 1t Il. Peter Lewis.
Call for coupons.
O. II. Afford has put up q bath
house in the lake opposite Third
avenue. He will have ton rooms for
those desirins 70 50 in tho lake and
two with tubs, using tho waste steam
from the power house to warm tho
water.
J.H. Howendobler could not wait
for tho Burlington train to stop
Monday night while on his way home
from Round Lake 4, he jumped of,
on the lake shore, falling down one
arm doubled under him and was
broken.
Aug. Frenz states that he keeps
his grain and feeds it to his stock,
thus realizing more than If he sold
grain. THIS plan is becoming more
popula n aud MIR. Frenz' success
clearly demonstrates that the plan is
one wo thy ofsadoption.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
.1I's.7' a - 80 n
I Carries Cubs Of salt.

Senator Baker OF Kansas carries a.
q pocketpiece 4 small crystalline cube
ii salt shout IN inch square. It 10 %
transparent % glass, and wae OBJ
tanned from the great salt .vds Shich
underlio Kansas. %gs 55$l.s IT, asz %,.,@
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26
William Is Raising Whiskers

London, July .-"Emperor Will
lam is letting his beard grow" says
the Berlin correspondent of The Daily
Mail. His moustache is not of the
ktraight, stiff sort hitherto so familiar.
The points are close and the soft
growing beard gives him striking
resemblance to his father"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26

\ Cleveland, the short change man,
was fired $42 at WorthiDgton, and as
soon8as he was released he put out
for Sioux City to raise money to pay
the fine of::his pal, Collins. These
two mon we're driven out of Mankato
last Reek.-Mankato Review.
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Nj. E. Church.

5.sESs NJ. E. Church. -.
Pastor will preach at usual hour.
morning and evening. The Epworth
League at Up. M, led by Miss Marie
Schultz, Sunday School at II m. Dur
ing the extreme heat men are well
come to coma in their shirt sleeves or
shirt waists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-26

Episcopal Church. >s....
Morning prayer and sermon 1O:45
Evening prayer and sermon 500
Sunday school after morning service.
. w. Parry Thomas Rector.
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When you want modern, up'to'
\ date physic, try Caamberlain's Stom-
asch and Liver -ablets. They aee
! Easy to take and pleasant in effect.
Price rs cents. Samples free at all
Sldruggists.
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Manchurian Rebels Victorious.

London, July 25.-"According to ma
tive intelligence says the Shanghai
correspondent of The Telegraph, "Chi'
nese and Russian troops have been
seriously defeated by rebels in the
southeastern part of Manchuria and
the telegraph wires. it is stated. are
down."
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LOCAL NEWS.
.ANNNNNN~VU~

sS'SSN-H- .Da -T,\ u / n, rT -
|lE Hams ocks, arc chop this week st
81 r. Pstsr Lrw1is'. .&'S u -
~ a j. g Taft, of Brswstse. was in
stown Wednesday. ~ ~. y;
james Rstragsaxrived on tho North
hound train Thursdsy. =.
NJ Miss Tills Shsnahsn 10 visiting hex
brother, ]. n. Shanahan.
Plenty lump rock salt end plenty
i barrel salt ut 81. Peter Lewis"
Special Gales in hats this week and
/ next st tho Maxwell millinery.
i. N. Hickman has placed ~ slsc'
4 the fan on his soda fountain counter
Pat Blain OF Fuds was The gnsst
4 81 John Fitch and family Wednesday.
u I represent $1,000 acres of Red
\ River Valley farm lsnds, can ell on
your own terms. Excursion any time
Call and eco mo over Bank of Worth
I. inxtoa. If N. e Lswtou.
Mrs. F. I. Grannis Of Lskedsld
/ u . guest of Mrs. ]. P. Peterson this
!; week. '.
Used BY the ladies OF fashion oil
over the world. Its without doubt
The greatest beautifier ever offered
the American women. Sc. Made
only by Madi on Medicine Co. Ask
F. A. Groezinger.
Bargains in trimmed and street
mats this week and next at the Max
we'll millinery.
NJ. E. Fish has secured the services
OF E. Ferraud of St. Paul in his
tonsorial psrlors.
Mr.. Slater, of Dell Rapids, re-
turned home Thursday after couple
of weeks visit with her sister Mrs.
Guyse.
To Let-35OO acres Of hay land by
contract, hay to be delivered on
board cars at Round Lake, Bigelo0,
Wilmont, aud Worthington. Roman
Bros, Worthington, MINI.
!: Miss Amelia Anderson of Adrain a
former clerk in a. E. Torrance and
Bro. store was in town Thursday on
her way to Minneapolis.
An elegant line Ladies patent Kid
Shoes at H. Peter Lewis.
y Susan.-The pimpIes, sores and
blackheads are danger signals. Take
Rocky Mountain Tea, you'll give
farewell reception to your troubles.
95c. Ask F. A. Groezinger.
s3upt. J.; a. Wand ke will lecture at
tbe school Saturday evening July q.
Subject: 1.-THE Teacher and the Com
mon School," Admission free, all in
vited.
Ice cream will he served by the
ladies' of the Cemetery Aid Thurs
day evening at the home of R. B.
Plott's until 10 O'CLOCK, p. N.
4. Puts gray matter in your head.
Brings rosy glow to faded checks.
Restores vim, vigor, mental and
happiness. That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35c.
Ask F. A. Groezinger.
n The Mccall patters at H. Peter
Lewis.
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Wilaon Aull. :. ..5s=J$.:@@ ...=3::< %>5s.
:. s $ !, Dream Of Paradise"
Clifford LoveIess. ! IT. : .. a> =. &.
Hymn-Male Chorus. y. i 49,
F. Short addresses By members of
the Alliance. .ss@5 Nh. ~, .:s,s.-. -.
General Subject: especial Reasons
Why Young Man Should a Chris
tlan.l -. "
pru1,o,, -.lE&,5' d.. - -
AA"yoA' = '%->'; - vii
AVmn. - 80. T. ~sN%&S
Renediction. &.2sT
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Won Waldersee at Port Said.

Port Said, July 25.-Field Marshal
Count Won Waldersee, who arrived
here on the German steamer Gera,
took luncheon on shore and received
visits from the German consul.
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Congregational Church.
N orship with preaching in the
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