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The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
Louisville Tobacco Market.

Total sales in this market last
week were 4,l77 hhds., against
1850 hhds. on corresponding week
of last year. Total receipts, 1913
hhds. against |, I,544 hhds. for cor
responding week last year Reiec-
tions were LOLA hhds., % per cent.
of the auction sales, against % per
cent. the preceding week. OF the
total sales 1925 hhds. were Burley
and $40 dark tobacco. This has
been rather an off week in the to.
bacco market. The offerings have
kept up TO the usual limit, but the
market has been very unsatisfac-
tory to sellers. The entire Burley
market may be safely quoted 25c
to 75c lower than last week. The
bright colory types have suffered
the least. In fact the high price
record for the year was broken this
week at the Central House where a
hogshead of cigarette wrapper sold
for Sl7.75. Several other hogsheads
of this type sold during the week
from Sl5 to SIG.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
Raise Mule Colts.

Since mules are getting scarce
and are selling well, it follows nat
urally that the price Of mule colts
must continue to rise for several
years. Colts that three or four
years ago sold for $12 to $40 are
now worth $50 to $40. Fancy ones
sold recently as high as 800, with
brood mares from $25 to $50.
What stock can one keep that is
more profitable than brood mares
for mule colts? At the present
prices this is better than raising
horse colts, as the mule requires
less care and is disposed of in the
fall. Mules are scarce. Uncle Sam
disposed of good many in the late
wars. Great Britain has purchased
a large number of our smaller class
for use in the South African war,
and besides this their field of use
fulness at home is extending. With
this in view, / believe there is a
great future for the mule colt. /
know of no class of stock better for
investment than large, smooth
brood mares to raise mule colts. /
| know of two farmers, each of whom
has one team. One works horses,
while the other works draft mares;
which raise good, heavy bodied
mule colts.-Exchange.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

Through the courtesy of the pub
fishers, the Robert Clark Publish
ing Co., of Cincinnati, we have re-
ceived a copy of the late Henry II.
Stanton's "Poetical Works" The
printing is well done. The bind
ing is elegant. The book would
look well in any library or on any
center table. This library edition
is the combination in one volume of
the authors earlier volumes cnti-
tied "The Moneyless Man" and "Ja-
cob Brown" Henry 7. Stanton was a
genuine poet with a fine sense of
the beautiful. While he never at
tempted anything ambitious or sus
tanned, several poems in this eollec-
tion show conclusively that he
might have done so had he hecn so
inclined. The first selection in the
present, "The Moneyless Man is
no doubt as widely known as any
poem Of the 10Th century. Many of
the verses in this edition are clas-
sizes, in their way, beautifully con
ceited and breathed in choicest
words. Several of his airy fancies
remind one of Edgar Allen Poe-in
fact it is our opinion that he comes
nearer the genius of Poe than any
other American poet (for poet evil
IDENTIFY we must call him Every
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
Ice Cream Supper.

On Wednesday evening of this
week there will be an ice cream
supper given for the benefit Of the
Kentucky Childrens' Home of Lou
isville. Thisi is very worthy cause
and non sectarian in it's object and
purpose. When we remember this
home has taken care Of quite a
number of children of Montgomery
county we should feel that it is our
duty to patronize and help such an
institution by our means an encour-
agement in every way. SO come
one, come all on next Thursday
evening. The supper will be in
Mrs. Reid's building on Main street,
next to Grubbs & Hazelrigg's.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
Sl5,OS0.2O.

Last Wednesday was redemption
day for the Lexington, National
Loan & Investment Co. The compa
ny has been doing business just
weeks when 1913 coupons were
cancelled. On these coupons $l5,-
030 20 had been paid out. 10000
additional coupons were sold tC
Missouri parties Friday last.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
Rail Road.

E. b. Carr, General Manager of
the Morehead d West Liberty Rail-
road was in Lexington on yesterday
endeavoring to secure hands for the
building of the road. Two miles
are ready for the train. He de-
sires to have the road finished to
West Liberty by November |. w.
A. Young was in this city on yes
terday and wanted 100 men for this
work.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
Confederate Reunion.

Hon. Joe c. Scott hands us a
card from DR.. G.. n. Lawrence,
General Manager Kentucky River
Packet & TowBoat Co., in which
tre~says- 100 persons will be slept,
fed and carried to Memphis, kept
there, fed and slept, and returned
TO Louisville for $3.50 each. #
not more than IS. for $1,000. Per
sons who are going must report to
Mr.. Scott at once. Time for be-
ginning of the reunion is the 29th
of this month and will continue
four days thereafter.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
Kentucky Boy Dies in Philippines

w. b. Ford, of Moore's Ferry,
Bath county, has received notice
of the death of his son, William,
ON Cagaundi, di Mirasnee, p. L.,
ON February -. He was former
ly well-known young man of
Bath county, and was a member
of Company NJ, Fortieth Infantry,
L. S.V.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

A passenger train on the Licking
River road, running from Yale to
Salt Lick, Bath county, left the
track one mile north of Yale.
The engineer, Luther NJ ar
Martin, was so badly sculded that he
died at Z o'clock Wednesay morn
ing. Fireman F. Cochran escaped
without serious injuries.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

The Lexington School Board has
rejected the census report just sub
mitted, claiming that it is not ac-
curate. Superintendent NJ. A.
Cassidy has granted the Board per-
mission to have supplementary
census taken.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
Our Pest House.

A pest-house has been establish
ed on the Sam Turley farm on Ca
margo pike. Last week eleven
colored people were taken to it. OF
these four were children who had
not developed the disease.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

The American Cigar Company is
said to be making efforts to gobble
up the stogie factories of Wheeling
and Pittsburg.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

Manhattan, king of shirts, wide
Ind narrow plaits, negligee, in COL
ored and solid White. Don't fail
to buy a Manhattan if you want
y best shirt. $I50 and 80.
. WALSH Bros.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
For Sale.

have for sale a nice yearling
calf. Apply for particulars at the
ADVOCATE office
ROGER HEDDEN.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

Everywhere TIL e
lack of wifely
supervision and
motllerly thought
fulness is apparent.
What a change,
then, when this
wife and mother
comes back to take
her old place i'll the
family. Thousands
of women who, be-
cause of wonnanly
ills, had been shut
out of home life
and home happi-
ness, h ave been
enabled to once
more take their
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
WALSH Bros.

Most of the cities in England
show large percentage of increase
in population.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

A London dispatch says Pierpont
Morgan is now seeking to acquire
control of the European canals.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

At Des Moines, Ia, Mrs George
Rankin, while insane, Drained her
daughter with hatchet.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
N:h.aas Makes Makes the Home :?

Not the house, however fine it may be;
not its furniture, pictures and appoint
Inents. The wife and mother makes the
home. and to speak of going home
means to go back into the shelter of the
mothers love and care.
And when wonanly ills sap the
\mother's strength, the horne-life suffers.
iThe food is not coo.s ed as she cooks it.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07
Nerves Need Fue1

To feed the vital fires they lose the power regulate and
control the body Unnatural stmuants won't do Like air
Blast dying embers they sudden flash of hea-hen
all is dead Give the plenty of fuel and the worry and
fetng headaches the loss of Sleep deranged
Digestion neuralgia rheumatism and heart troubles, that burn
the brain substance and destroy the nerveorce will disappear
forever. Don't wait till the fires burned Begin
II had headache indigestion constipation smotherng
and could sleep night The doctors
phine until skeleton and only weighed 80
pounds After taking six bottles Of Dr. Miles Nervne
these troubles and weighed ITO pounds"
NJ A. WILLIAMS Blossom, Tex
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

John B. Stetson soft and stiff
hats here in exclusive shapes in
the finest qualities.
WALSH Bros.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

place in the family after being cured by
Dr. Pierce 5 Favorite Prescription. 1t
establishes regularity, dries weakening
drains, heals inflammation and ulcera-
ton and cures female weakness. 1t
makes weak women strong, sick women
we'll.
81 commenced taking your Favorte Prescrip-
ton and Golden Medical Discovery about
the 10th Of last December one year ago." writes
&Mrs. Eliza Wright. OF Mountainview, Howell
III %, Missouri. rI have been very slow about
I3gritius TO yoa although am thankful / am
Mere to-day and have the privilege of saving /
31auk you thousand times for your kind ad-
ice. ! can truthiuily say that it was through
5our kind advice and your medicine and the
Pwiil Of the Lord that | am living to-day l am
: III better health than ! have been for three
years. have taken one-half dozen bottles OF
each medicine. | am able TO do my washing
fnr fonr in sr.iy. ans. all :,;y ho;scvoiS. cock
ing and milking In fact, | feel like new
6ilisail.
DR. pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con-
stipa.ion and its almost countless conse-
quences. They do not react OH the
system nor beget the pill habit.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

Kentuckian ought to have a copy
of this edition of our own Stanton 5
poems. There are between three
and four hundred pages of good
poetry for $3.50. The book may
be had of the Robert Clark Pub
fishing Co., Cincinnati. They have
our thanks.
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1901-05-07

census taken
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Stole paa 6aoen."
Ian nil Oplpie Solicit.

Wan maa tGnfe pao Sofrates %
bans Streiien omfring blonot Solicit
/ Itben, naor man bsrer ON be ge'
itrGbelier, iom MI gieres | forifiel-
lige Sanoe Tor at meooele bet alnlp.
beige Colt en- itsrre Splpsning.
@iennem SSoritpoerne peo EariS
oanorer M boer Ssnoag en- bel Gel
6orfattere, aunimere % 8ibenlfabs'
mGno % tager meo Jig Irbeioere til
gpens biitoriite Eiinfter, til &unIt-
inmlinaerre % Mfllerne for at for'
flare for 8ilbsrerne / ct linlpelt OF
letfatteliat Sprog, bpao De ler. IS
Yaris og andre al 6ranfrigs Stor'
bper er Der ogiaa iGrlfi.te gpgnin.
ger, bpor man iannles for at bsre poa
popul9re G~oreorag, o9 Der er tol-
rige Toriomlinger, iom bar iat Jig iii
Spgape al bringe Solt Iommen ont
SBnbagene og ppffe Sanlen for Sp.
lpsning. Sheen er fcmmen fra eng.
ldnb. S Souoons "Slums" opito0
ben 2anfe, at bpis man piloe, Of Sp.
lpsningens Straoler ifilloe naa neo
til DC Iapeite Sag al Solicit, maotte
man p%erionIig tr9oe Dem NOR, oisic
Somfunbets Steobsrn, og ligeiom
rifle / benz Tor at fan Dem til at
pnngne op al jim aanbelige Sppn.
Sioen forpIdntebe '@epGgelien Jig til
Sromfrioa bpor Den | DC iiblte Mor ba:
ercbet itPrft ON Jig. s Foris er Der
mi 70 Tnlfeuniperiiteter. "Oecoroh.
Toiten" har tibIiaere iortolt, bporle.
beS oct ierite al DEM opItob.
Man bolber life Sfole paa Sen
gomle Mdaoe, men man Iaber Irbei.
berne ielu fsre SomtuIer, o. Spre-
rem griber forflarenoe inc. Ena
Solfeuuiperiiteterite perler bette meo
Sorebrog oper MISUNDERSTANDING "a
~iociulc SpersmaaI. "Sfolen poa
@aoen" nil aiere Solicit befienot meb
bcrt 9u hpori De Dor, meo bens Si.
ltorie % bens gamle @pguinger.
SGrercn gisr opmrrfiom paa oe,,
alnit iom prGaer De forifielligC
Siosolores @pggeperfer, % forfeit
Ter nIlchaanoe SmnobiItoricr, ion,
fnptter iia bertil. Sencre pil mar /
"0prehouen" bol6c Ssoreoroa ON 90
Tlonter % Gpr, iom man Der bar
for Gie.
Npreme freezer innen Detailing,
% oct cr poffert al Dem. at &c ofrer
Sib % arGfter for Splfcoplpsnin'
gems Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

SfooI meo en- Spiieife Nelf. Na.l
inlsrer iaa runpt aanten pad bper
Stumbling meo sG~ssebuioen. flam.
nler oeFpoa aanterne soot iammen
% imSrer iaa ben belle "Jritter" goos
inS meS aGsgeplommer. De itegss
oerpoa ! fogenoe Smult og oper.
itrses meo Iiot piilperiieret Suffer,
iaainart De er iteste. De er beoit
parme, men gaar ogiaa on foIoe.
Grugt. I. - 2 Bananas
fiGreS OF / tpnbe Sfiner, 2 appel.
finer ffrplleS, opifi9res | tpnbe Sfi.
per % frotages ale 3ierner. 2 a@g.
%gepIommer pilfes, til be begpnoer at
blipc itipe, oa bar man 3 Spiieifeer
p~ulperiieret Suffer / % IA Tbeife
Salt og piifer bette, til Sufferet or
alocIes inleItet, % rsres Saften a.
Ell flor Gitron i. Non logger ferit
ct Gag Bananas meb noget al sggg,.
iaiicen oper, iaa Ippeliinerne, meo
Saiice oper, o.i.p. Den mao ipilsS
laa foIb iom mulig. Sor man hot
repet "Hineapple" at blanoe |, for.
beores Smagen meget.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Sarmen, SS1tfet, @apen.

tibIiet op oa arbeioe tent, % | Del
beletaget er De for Hottie.
Sapbe De unge N9no, iom bar
Sormarbeioere for 80 40 anr fiber,
opfsrt fla Zig. iaa piIoe life mango
al Dem pGret DC uelbapenoe 5ormere,
iom De MI er.
elsie iantme peIbapenoe 5armers,
ser mi ffal Ieie andre pngre Rpn>
OF @uttcr iii at orbeibe for iie, bu-.
DC heaer life glemme, bpiIfe Sapn
DC oite mantte iinoe iig l. oe oerfor
PROBE paa at gisre oct iaa meaet me.
re 9obt og hpageIiat for fine ~.
beibsioIf. fortiagt bore benipnsfulo,
Iiaeoperfor Dem. 8jeres bette 8ien-
iibiat ion unogaoes megen @auifeIia.
beb, og Der bill bIipe iao 8laaemanI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

8pbs lRbsrbsiratue sEitlts atotbtHe fer CSC, o.
esbbeits fer sl.25. &sts Y. y Glahiifr eiuo
it.25, III af bare "a. os Gas. Stauotaeoif sc,as
"a irii. 80 isritiSniss SlSss Brotbtre o. Raple,
better go Esrtui btlies 9uier for GumaiaEpmgrr.
Sefap Tsres Src,rIiaiee ca opsrlae O. q, priae 81
riat. iea earsuisrer N lpr inmns.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
2lmcrifanife piorner.
Nanesar5ciScrc trenacr lpceiel apit

Ameritanifc Ianosarbeioerc bar |
noalc Aor for Ell ltor Del brilgt ei
ipecielt 9r9pareret NGringsmiooel
iorut gieuopbpage oen graa Slnrne'
maSie OF 9terpecentrcr. enbuer
Mano cller apinoe, Der brpocr III
ON al aiere ct Sorlea peo at bruce
benne ,Seoe, 8rape Nuts, en- Fortipn
til ct eller to Manltioer ont 9agcn
oil iin0e en- tpbelig arnftfcrsgel'c
irrIig mes Senipn til Ianosorbeioe.
Spi@ Sc iaa gierne pil pioe 8rnn-
Den. ioa tom &c iaa 8r~ape-9tuts
onolpicrct ener tngc "Sonoon Gam
eet"S Aualule, % Gciultotet oil pile.
at bcnlic ,sepc ~inbcboloer notllrliJ
YhoSpbate OF Yoiaib ubpunbet poo
~uotnrlia NaaSe fro Cereals lamr
ggggehpiSc uopunbct paa iannc
Wabe.
elsie 10 GIcucnter iorcuer liz /
oct mcncifdiee 2enseme til at irent.
brinae % ~aicnoprettc Den graa Tas-
ie. hpormA SiGrnen, Solar &Ierus
% Nerpeccptrene or iplnt.
Gene er piScnifabelige 6afta, ION
fan befrritcS al eahper ombpgselt1
@ranitcr. -ssoer, @rape'9sntS, rr
life olenc ocn melt pioenitabeIiet iii.
lapeoe Seoe i Iereen. men nritell
eubper Sruser oil prre enia mee os
l. at Smaaen CT oeiIig % tiItalenoc.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
garment np Dnnr,t.
Gseistrsi al ss pra,itf farmsr.
SprroIeSe 4aeer af apea.

Der or Der / Sanoet mango for.
iflelige apegrocer, % meIlem Gierne
er Der ofte en- aIporlia auppeltrio, ou
bier p%uditoar, at Den 8oce, ban bar.
or Seu beoite. 9enne anppeitrio
noar lit &piocpurtt bperaang, Der
er llbiols al ApISopr peo DC iiorc
Marfeocr.
6or life ret I9nge iioen giorbe pi
opmprfiom poo, at Der peo ct lac
bont lloinla i aarioS Gin betaltes
Ben ubsrte 1ris al $500 for en-
$40 al S%erfororacen.
Man troe6e iifferi, at bette por
Toppuuftet for Briier poa nogel
enfeIt So nf hniIfeniombelit Racc.
@anife nnIia er oog oenne Heforo
Hooet, oa Der / SaninS Gitp betoltes
for en- SEQ al aor%tbornrocen S3.705
"Smect @ioIet" er benS Hapr.
Sberit IS. 80. Goien fra Wisionri or
oen oriitige &isbcr.
DC iorrige Giere, 8eltrope %
Semcr ira Soma, bapoe iolt 50
Stpffer appg, ionn pes oenne Seilia.
beo braaic DEM Si5S Stptfet / @ien-
neminit. Grempelpis fon nppnes.
Of Ell SO, "@oloeu NI%bbottsburn" be-
taltes meo $1.400, "Gueen 8lamis",
S605 % "8elpet" $S45.
Gen bsieite EriS, iom peo bette
lloialg betoltes for 9pre Bulls
par for "0ouna Ibbottsburn",
ser fiebtes al Z. :. Rpan ira Soma
Tor S1,100.
Dc; fon bope i'm ,~SutereSie %lonpcl-
iom tore 9tptte, al bore a~lminoelige
Sarmere gisr iig liot mere iortrolige
meo oiSie bsie Yriier; fiji Oa oil ~
life unores loo meget pan, on DC iii
SorGbIina al lin apGghioro MAJ be-
tale ira 500 til $3.50 for ct fife,
ligt MplSopr al goo Race.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

6inepaneseisren 'om cpoassr N trent
mso 6srre esr fitsr / bans Sano:
"Spem bar tiloet Dem at rite bsrR"
Ten ircmmese Ssrre: -Tumt Spsrss'
maal. MiH aon< na~turlispis.-
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05
Advance Fence Co. old bis st. Peoria, III,
Esi npf for S,cite!

'gf,o pnr Duplex Automatic
Ball Bearing Woven Wire
Fence Machine fan subprr
irarirrr lape 100 Slaas ~ fro
so til 20 1ope pr. 1aa
al bet hbte "a mdft praitile
@idrbt poa SerbsH III en- llbslit
~ Sraab NJ al iaDs BET a iro
20 al 80 GtntS pr. Hoo.
N ial9fT nrEGueHiGIt Ftur
% ecrs. iorm ssUre ca
Suhns gtai piegei ~
SoiIfp 2prtne Sitc
oircfit tai Sdunsrur III - bol;
iaie 3uier. RaialDq Irit
bros.
Box ID 81. Muncie, Ind.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

Xssrtl Sarecrir az uu lg.g,c / t.5ueyf eaaa
VA g, A-gJ % 5I NTlHsGuoieu.a i 20 r0I
Igeltet -pl5E l' 7o'stc meo'sl0C, upc,
gai4C 'giIf Ggng.tG. El.'c NGruU az O.
heffii ! Eereru 90 &c Jon HCo Niaic '4rec nm
GsnHic. Can % s.Ic 1 buiicrFuubr,'t 9uLlr
Sber fgtic 1Ults &lIebc 90 tya6r mari .cut
o5eriar re- tois 70 re~ feet Sarceraft. or.
f-uie E'rb I'll % ufpili ONT eieu'jsuoe 81.
gguic -tra-c wrrf- l't ry Ecfft; Nlf,t
"a ~ o]oTtoirf 0ots Eerss SursIera IN,
bar NRbrUtg Eoc tao i1geu andre mon rra,
s4tfrs AHsJccu d Go. SEPT q. nGinreaYC.
49, griur
=ero 'r 'i sa'aioc a. imrorterese Ragrr
5],isenae uoels q Be- sis.mruo. Der iri.
y ueat'sH rcs. e. oamee rp,rr
Egr'cH & ,c EcCe G,Bu.
&c'et''1 &aiuJgr ErruI.
q Grlitr tth1e5Dcg SouG
N @pfiricr & &c &I.eyuHs Srra
. Pi1ubg'Et CsF0u Crw8
q. 1'WarfCr Neuu'cr Soma
q Tgt Sdli Como.
SGc,'cr ElyiUg Errus Eriur
y. Wloltue NCrcNbrrc N'tHr
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q 2 qcoclo 9hdus rtu1
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N70ferfc7 @rrs N~1rrSeNcr 1rfrn.
Tbs. . rr't0b -al0frr Wirr
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-05

SorG0lina al lin apGghioro ma be,
tale ira 500 til $3.50 for ct fife,
ligt MnlS6pr al goo Mace.
Irbciosbielp paa Jnrmcn.
st af De met uobreote 6urmer.
blaoe / Sonoet bar giort piotlsitllc
llnoerisgelier %anganeuoc oenne Tor
I9erbrnget meget uigtige Gag. 6rn
ale aanter / Nor0pelteu og n9iteu
ira ollie ANDRE Dele al Sanbet oglaa
lpoer Der &la9er ooer utilitrpftelig
@iplp Ill at iua Sarmarbeloet no.
fsri oroentliet. Yemingerne er be.
tp0elig hgiere, emo o. our Tor CT Gor
li0cn. SITTER De crboIbte SplpSnin'
ger er Ranncoslenncn / Sllinois 90
Soma ira $50 til $26 for s a 10
Monueber, &oiiholb oq Toif ihere9s
net. ! Srbiono porierer Seuien ira
SIC / bcu ipoIige Gel al Statcu OF
Ill S25 IUnoerc moro. Get moo pcl
pTrc Hcqcrarbcioeruc ira Noboltd.
ten / mo, iom or Norloa Ill bcnne
itorc iSorificl. I 9~tcbroifn er Cont
men for rigtig Qooe 6nrmorbeibera
oqioo aooct op Iii S26 pr. Wooneo.
: Wi$con'in or Der Here uuac Iruo.
scr hor Qooct inierncm ct fort arr.
ms | NocroprfuinQSlfolen, oa htsie
fan iortpGf foo $27 pr. Mooneb.
/ Wi@Iouri or 9cnncu Ioocit nentIig
fra St5 til 500. : M~innciota or
sen fra SIT iii 500 oq I Nihiaon
fra $t5 til 500.
Sra ole aonter heber oct, at oct
M or nlegci pnniteIiaere at iaa goo
Niulp, emo oct bar for ell 10 a II
Mar iibcu. Sc Iolf. man bcr SiO
Icicoc, bar ~opporeoc FOR oct mcite
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The times., 1901-05-06
CONFIRMATION AT TAKoMA.
The Ceremonies Presided over by
Bishop SatterIee.

Bishop Satterie~ yesterday conducted
the annual confirmation services al Trim
its Episcopal Church. Tsk0ma Park. The
church Was crowded The brightness Of
~ daE ana the inspiring words OF the
Bishop tp the cuuhFmatlon class helped
O. make che service a memorable one.
Bishop Safteriee chose for his text the
description by Mark of she incident Of
tn early rising by Christ, to pray before
beginning his iabors.
'Ali things work together for good TO
them that love Cod he quoted Every
cloud has its silver lining Looked at
as God looks at them. from above, all
things are for the best Prayer helps the
Christian 10 the spirit Of c0ntentedness.
10 peace. IL helps him 70 get away from
the worries that distract from his work
and do no good. Prayer and meditation are
thus the greatest aids to success in work
The man that prays can do more work
The time taken for prayer is thus time
saved and not time wasted" q"
Bishop Satterlee described the immense
amount Of work done by Christ in tbe
three years of his ministry He went the
circuit Of Galliee five times during these
three years, visiting all the towns each
time, or nearly all Of them probably He
must have made al least 200 such VISITS
10 different towns and villages In this
time. lie Travelled on foot from town TO
town.