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SUNDAY SERVICES I'M THE CHURCHES OF WASHINGTON

D, pastoT-9-30 a. n. Sunday school; Il
a m, preaching by the pastor; p. m,
Chinese Sunday school; GAS p. m. Ep-
worth League; S p. n. preaching by the
pastor.
Metropolitan Chinese Misslon-serv-
ices Sunday evening at Harper's Hall,
4s7 c Street northwest, 1880.
Fletcher Church, corner Fourth Street
and New York Avenue northwest
Preaching al II a n. by Rev. J. ".
Steele; Epworth League service at 7:30
p. m. IN charge Of Mr.. John H. Benton,
CT Hamline Church
RyIand Church, Tenth and D Streets
southwest. Rev. Alex Bielaski, pastor
At $50, Sunday school, Il, preaching by
pastor. $780, song service and short
sermon by pastor; prayer meetir I;
Thursday, 1880 p. m
Grace Church, Ninth and s Streets
northwest, Rev. Joseph Edmund Smith,
LII D, pastoral II a m. the pastor,
The Weak Hour OF Elijah" s p. N,
Dr. H r. Naylor. p. f; $50 a. m, Sun
day school; : p. m. Epworth League.
Seats free All welcome
HamIine Church. corner Ninth and P
Streets northwest-Preachi at II a.
m. and 100 D. n, by the pastor. Dr.
Lucien CLARK; morning subject. "Obiiga-
tons Of the Children of Christian Par
ents:" evening. Temptation" Sunday
school at $50 a m; Epworth League,
$50 ,. m
Brightwood Park Church, Rev. .. II.
Martin, pastor-Preachinza II a m. by
Rev. J H Hyatt; singing by congrega-
ton and choir: Epworrh League. us p.
m. leader, Geneva Mummaw; prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m All
welcome
Gorsuch Church, Four Half and
L Streets southwest, Rev Thomas E.
Copes, pastoral $50 a m, Sunday
school; II a n; and~T:30 p. m, preach
ing by the pastor; Thursday. 7:3G p. m,
prayer meeting
Old Foundry Church. now wOrshiping
III the hall of Colagabian University, Fiji
teenth and H Streets, entrance on Fiji
teenth Street, pastor, Rev W. L. B. VII
son, who will preach at II a. m. on
Trusted and P. m. on The Reapers'
Song" music By the quartet; Sunday
school, 9.3e A. m.
wilson Memorial! Church. Eleventt h
Street, between G and I Streets south
east. Rev. A. H. Thompson. pastors 90
a. n. Sunday school; II a, m, Hinder
ers;" $50 p m, Epworth League; Z. 80
p. m, The Philosophy and Reasonable
ness OF the Divine Appeal for Love-
Mount Vernon Place Church South
corner X and Ninth Streets northwest
Rev. Forrest J. Prettyman. pastor-Ser-
mon, II a m and 7:30 p NJ by Rev ".
H. Chapman; Sunday school, $3.50 d. m
young peoples service, $50 p. m; pray
er meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Rev.
D. NJ. Stearns, .. D.. viii resume his BIZ
BILE class on Friday at 1I:30.
North Capitol Street Church. corner
North Capitol and K Streets northeast,
Rev. J. Edwin Amos. pastor-Sunday
school. $3.50 a m; preaching. II a m.
and 1870 = m. by the pastor; Epworth
League services, $50 p. NJ: quarterly
love feast on Thursday evening at T:3O
O'Clock. All are invited.
West Washington Church South. Rev
F. L. Day. paGtor-Sunday: Preaching.
IL a. m. and $50 p. m; Sunday school
9:45 a. m: Epworth League, 6:45 p. m
prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. N.
Asbury Church. Eleventh and X
Streets northwest, Rev NJ ". Clair. Ph.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEKNOR
TOPICS FOR THE WEEK
Lesson Text Ond Hymns, With Thoughts and SugqeS-
tiCrS to Help the WORKERS.

have been heroic. Our souls must he
fred with the spirit which possessed
Paul and Xavier. Brainerd and Martyr,
Harriet Newell and Fidelia Fiske, and a
host of other worthless Facts are the
fuel of missionary fires
,. We are 70 remember that fights
with wild beasts. PeriIs of robbers, per
secutions. preaching TO multitudes, and
| all that goes 10 make the romance OF
mission are not everyday occurrences.
What makes the real hero Is faithful
/ ness in the humdrum everyday life,
| courage to face stolfd indifference.
! strength to patiently endure the inGrm-
/ tiles Of the flesh in ourselves and others.
| These are the things which missionaries
| meet continually, and We have much
! in common with them.
8. We must be honest with ourselves.
/ IS the form Of service which we like
simply that of our own choosing? Do
We think We should enjoy being foreign
missionaries because In that way we
may escape some duties which are w
attractive and commonplace Do we
see the hand Of God as much in closed
/ doors as in doors wide oPen2 Are we
messengers fa< the King now, render
/ ing practical service and living self
sacrificing lives, or are we dreaming and
talking about what may never be ours 70
| perform?
/ If our attitude toward God is right
we may say with some OF the mission
airy heroessof different ages: L count
not my life dear unto myself" Yet
more, Christ, Yet more!" Now let
NE burn out for God Il an immortal
till ny work is done" Il is the atti-
tude of heart and life toward the serr-
ice which God reveals, which makes ne
coward OF the hero
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day, 7:50, 1890, and II a m, $50 and
7:30 D. m; other days, and q. m and
D m All welcome always.
+ ST. Andrews Church, Fourteenth and
Coreoran Streets northwest. Rev. J. B.
Perry rector: Rev J. Woods Elliott, as
MISUNDERSTANDING OF the holy com
1nrnio7 7-30 a. m; morning prayer. II
O'Clock: evening prayer, 100 O'Clock
81. Andrews Chapel, Twelfth. between
I and Y Streets nothwest, Rev D F
SDriRg in charge-Morning prayer II
O'Clock, evening prayer, 100 O'Clock
Grace Church, Ninth and D Streets
southwest. Rev Charles F Sontag, rec
tor-Holy communion al 100 q. m; Sun
dav school at $50; second celebration
and sermon at IL o'clock 1870 ?. m
choral evensong. Rector will deliver
the fourth in the series Of sermons on
the lords Prayer-'Thy Kingdom
Come Seats free; vested choir; stran-
gers welcome.
Church OF TIE Ascension, corner OF
Twelfth Street and Massachusetts, Ave
nue. northwest, Rev. J. H Elliott S. T.
d. rector: Rev. H Allen Griffith, asso-
ctate rector-S a N, holy communion;
II morning prayer and sermon. Rev.
William R Bushby will oficiate at the
Il o'clock service. Vested choir. stTan-
gers welcome
Chevy Chase and Bethesda-Archdea-
con Edward H Ing1>. Of Baltimore. will
preach at All Sa us Church. Chevy
Chase al 10 a. n, aad a! St Johp's, Be
thesda. at 80. Seats free. Sunday
school at ST. Johns a. l., and at Chevy
Chase a. IL
Church Of the Epiphany, G Street. be-
tween Thirteenth AID Fourteenth
Streets. Rev r H McKim, D. D.. rec
tors a. N. holy communion. II a n.
service and sermon by the Rev J. D.
La Mothe; s p. III, service and sermon
by the rector; subject. Why Do We
Believe the Christian Religion
St. Johns Church, Georgetown, 0
Street, between Thirty-second and Thir-
ty-third Streets, Rev. Frederick H How
den, rectoT-Services tomorrow: Holy
communion, 100 a. m; morning prayer
and sermon, II o'clock; evening prayer
at 4:30- Strang gers cordially invited
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II a N. and 7:45 p. n; music, led by
quartet choir; $50 a m Bible school;
6:45 p. m. Christian Endeavor Society;
Thursday, I;4S p. n, Iaid~eek meeting
Eastern Church, corner Sixth Street
and MARYLAND Avenue northeast-SUn-
day-school rally day exercises at $3.50
a m; preaching al II a. N. By Rev. \.
H Miller. D. D.; evening service at p
m, conducted by Y P. S c. E.
First Church. -Four and-a-haIf Street.
between C and D noy Invest, Rev. Donald
C. Macleod. D. D., pastor-T a. m,
The Paramount Issue OF Our Day, and
How 10 Meet It." 1870 p m. Shall We
Recognize Earthly Friends in Heaven;
Sunday-schooI. $50 a. m. rally day ex-
ercises; Y. P. s. c. e, $50 p. m; mid
music led by quartet and chorus.
Strangers are welcome Seats free
Westminster Church Memorial. Sew
eutb Street. near E Street southwest,
Rev W ] Hutchinson, Phi. D.. pastor
Ii a m. sermon by pastor; evening ser
vice 1T O'Clock: Sunday school, 10 a.
m: midweek service. Thursday evening
at 8 O'Clock Strangers are welcomed.
Western Church, H Street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets
northwest. Gerhart A. Wilson, D. D.,
pastor-11 a. m, The Ea-th's Reno
vation;" 1880 D. m, rs Salvation by
Character or bv FAITH" $3.50 a M,
Sunday school. rally day exercises; $50
D. m. Y. P S. C. E.
Central Church. corner / and Third
Streets northwest, Southern Assembly
Worship, Il a. m. and p. m; DR.. Pit
zer. pastor. Seats free.
GurIey Memorial. Florida Avenue. be
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets north
west. Rev J. Russell Verbrycke, pastor
Morning service, II o'clock; Y P s
c. E. service at I O'Clock. All are cor
daily invited to these services.
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fpWOPTH CONVENTION
WILL BEGIN MONDAY
League WORKERS of All the Local Methodist Churches
10 Meet for the Twelfth Time.

Much interest is being manifested by
local Epworth:ans in the twelfth annual
convention which will convene at Waugh
Methodist Episcopal Church, Third and
A Streets northeast, next Monday even
ing at o'clock.
While the convention is a delegate
body compo sed OF representatives from
all the Methodist Episcopal Churches in
the Washington district, which includes
the District of Columbia, and part of
Maryland and an affiliated chapter at
GarrisonvilIe. Va. all the sessions Will
be open to the public Only delegates
will participate in the business session
and election of officers.
In addition to the regular business an
amendment to the constitution will be
considered: That the missionary
chairman be an ex-oficio member Of the
board Of control and the annual conven-
ton
Probable Changes
Several of the present officers have
been in the wor kfor some years and
desire 20 retire and rest upon the fau-
reIs they have earned
The president. Mr. E S. La Fetra. has
served longer time in that position
than any OF his predecessors, and he is
being urged on all sides. to allow his
name to be presented for reelection, as
he has been a very popular and success
full president. 1t is not known what his
intention is.
The other officers are Dr.. J. H. Wes-
Ter, FIRST vice president; Mrs VI. VI.
Mitchell. second vice president; Miss E
r Woodward. third vice president; Mr..
H. A. Ison. fourth vice president; Mr.
F 7. Israel. recording secretary; Mr.
z. H. Pullman, corresponding secretary;
Mr. c. H. Roesch. treasurer. and Miss
Emily scrivener, superintendent Junior
League.
Official Program
The department conferences will be
held from to o'clock Monday even
ing. Each department will be presided
over by the respective district officer,
and the program is as follows:
residents. How to Keep All wheels
Moving" Presidents Troubles and
Their Cures" Mr. A o. Fowler. OF
Fletcher; open discussion on important
topics
First vice Presidents-spiritual work;
Informal discussion on religious work.
Second vice president-Mercy and help
department; prayer, Miss Ida Gilbert
Douglas chapter: Purpose OF This De-
partment, Miss Bessie Harrison,
Waugh; psper by. Rev. c D Taylor. or
Wcodside; Hospital Work. Miss
Bertha Davis. Grace Chapter. Personal
Work, Miss Belle Fowler. Wesley;
question box, conducted by Rev. D H.
Martin, Brightwood Park
Third vice presidents-.'The Bible
study Course" Mrs. E T Israel Ed
brooke: The Reading Courses" Miss
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spired servant OF God in developing these
people and in moldIng their institutions
| for them. God was the real leader, guide
and Iawgiver Of this people. God was
the architect. in a peculiar sense, O!
this nation. We can observe the Al
mighty God through many centuries
moIding and shaping these people We
can understand how other nations. peo-
pies and races grew by national prog
Tesses into what they became. but we
cannot understand how the Jews got to
be what they were and are, unless we
take into consideration the divine factor
in their history. Take half a dozen
great crises in human history. as the
Lombardic and Hanseatfc leagues. the
Protectorate of Cromwell, the American
Revolution, the war of the union. ct i'd
genus omne. and the lessons Of the past
quarter have Importance equal 10 any
In most histories We see only the spec
tacular movements OF men in council. in
arms. but always yet in the flesh. Here
we also see behind the flesh. the spirit
uaI power. wisdom, affection, and FER
sonaHty that directs it all"
God acting in the affairs Of men car
be seen everywhere in these twelve les
sons that We have just been studying
We see God dealing directly with peo-
4 pie whom he has redeemed from Egyp-
tian slavery. AS he was leading them
through the barren wilderness 70 4
| Promised Land, he was training them
like children in school He not only
impaired new and heavenly spiritual
knowledge to them. but he was teach
/ ing them some severe lessons in char
aeter and duty. He constantly strove
| with them 20 bring them into a relation
ship Of trust, conformity OF character
and communion with himself.
In the first lesson. The Giving OF
Mama" We see how God provides for
the physical wants OF his people, teach
! ing the IsraeIites a lesson TO trust in
himself.
In the second and third lessons We
have the account Of the giving OF The
two tables mans duty TO God and to his
( feilow-me1. IN the lesson entitled
'worshiping the Golden Calf, We see
! the danger Of false worship In our
study on The Tabernacle We found
that the worship OF the Hebrews was
/ symboiical OF all spiritual worship
In the next .Nadab and Abihu''
/ we see the dangers Of irreverance ex-
empIifed. In the next-"Journeying To-
ward Canaan''-we see a symboIfcaI pic
ture Of our Christian pilgrimage toward
heaven In The Report of the Spies
We see the folly OF oowardice IN the
/ Christian life. In The Brazen Serpent
we behold a type o crucifed Son OF God,
who saves all that look to him for help.
IN 20. Prophet. Like Moses. " We found
/ q great prophecy like Jesus Christ.
In Loving and obeying God" we saw
that the basis Of tire Old Testament re-
Hgion was Love to God"
In The Death Ct Moses We learned
some beautiful spiritual lessons from the
study Of the closing hours OF the life Of
a Cody man.
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Baptist.

Metropolitan Church. Sixth and A
Streets rortheast-Dr. Granville s. Will
liams, pastor. Sunday school at $50
g. M; Young Peoples Union AT $50
p m: junior union at p m worship
with sermons by the pastor IT Il a m
and 100 p m; subjects: The Gates
Of He'll" and The Timeless Test" All
welcome
Centennial Church, Eighth Street, be-
tween 2 and Streets northeast
Sunday school at $50 a. m; preaching
al II a. M and 7:45 pm, by Rev H NJ.
Geren: song service at 7:30 D. m. !;
prayer meeting on Thursday evening at
T:45 o'clock. preceded by song service
al 1870 Ali cordially invited Seats
free Special gospel service every
evening texcept Saturday. next week
Second Church Auditorium, Fourth ard
Virginia Avenue southeast-Pastor E.
Hez Sven explains She Slapped His
Face and His Ears With Her Tongue. +"
Sunday night, o'clock Preaching. IL
a m; free pews: all invited; Sunday
school, $50 q. m, and Baptist Young
Peoples Union, ?. m; prayer and So
cial service, Thursday. D. m
First Church, corner Sixteenth and o
Streets Notwithstanding school at 9: 80
a m, DR.. George C Simpson, superin-
tendent; preaching II n. m and D. n
By Rev. r. r. West. \ cordial invita-
ton Is extended.
Temple Church. Tenth and y Streets
northwest. DR.. J. J. Muir. pastor-Rev
Dr.. o. P. Clifford, Buffalo, n. L, dis
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THE LESSON TEXT.
(Amerioan Standard Revised versfan.)


Acts xvii: 22- 36-22- And -ow I exhort
you to be Of good cheer: for ,Nere shall
be no loss of life among you, bL. on'7 Of
the ship.
g. For there stood by me this night
an angel OF The God whose am. whom
also I serve.
p. Saying, Fear not, Paul; thou must
stand before Caesar; and 10. God hath
granted thee all them that sail with
thee
Is Wherefore, sirs, be Of good cheer;
for believe God, that it shall be even
so as it hath been spoken unto ne
&c. But we must be cast upon a certain
island
81 But when the fourteenth night was
come, as we were driven to and fro in
the sea Of Adria. about midnight the
sailors surmised that they were drawing
near TO some country
%. And they. sounded and found TWEEN
ty fathoms, and after little space they
sounded again and found fifteen fathoms-
29s And fearing lest haply We should
be cast ashore on rocky ground, they lei
go four anchors from the stern and
wished for the day.
so. And as the sailors we're seeking TO
fee out OF the ship and had lowered the
boat into the sea, under color as though
they would lay out anchors from the
foreship.
81 Paul said TO the centurion and TO
the soldiers, Except these abide in the
ship. ye cannot be saved.
81 Then the soldiers cut away the
ropes Of the boat and let her fall Of
g. and while the day vas coming on
Paul besought them ali to take some
food. saying. This day is the fourteenth
day that ye wait and continue fasting
having taken nothing
81. Wherefore I beseech you to take
SEINE food, for this Is for your safety
for there shall not hair perish from the
head of any Of you
%. And when he had said this, and had
taken bread, he ave thanks to God il
the presence of all; and he broke it, and
began TO eat.
ss- Then were they all Of good cheer
aud Themselves also took food.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

| Church of tbs Covenant, Connecticut
/ Avenue. y and Eighteenth Streets, Rev.
/ Teunis s. Hamlin, D. D., pastor-Mr
/ Albert Parker Fitch will of1ciate to-
morrow at II a. m; Christian Endeavor
meeting, .. m: Thursday evening, mid
week service 3 20 s:45 o'clock.
/ Metropolitan Church, Fourth and B
Streets southeast, Rev G. y Luccock
ID. D.. pastor-Sunday school, $50 a.
N: Senior Christian Endeavor. p. N 4:
| sacrament of the Lords Supper; even
/ ing service will be resumed October 3.
Strangers welcome at all services.
/ Gunton- Temple Memorial Church.
/ Fourteenth and p Streets northwest
Rev Asa S Fiske, pastor-9:30 a. m,
/ Sabbath school; 10 a m, adult Bible
class; Il a. m. sacrament Of Lords Sup
/ per: no evening service; p. N. Chris
! tian Endeavor meeting in chapel Stran-
/ gers welcome
| West Street Church. P Street. between
| Thirty-frst and Thirty second Streets.
Rev W c. Alexander, D. D.. pastor
/ Preaching al II a m by the pastor: no
| evening service Sunday school. $50 a.
m; rallying day of the Christian En-
/ deavor, 7 p. m; midweek evening SER
/ vice, Thursday at 7:I5 o'clock, with lee
/ ture- Strangers cordially invited TO all
+ services.
/ Washington Heights Church. Kalorama
/ Avenue and Columbia Road. Rev E
Lawrence Hunt. pastor-9:20 a. N. the
| Sunday schools rally day. The parents
and friends Of the children are cordially
| invited to attend this interesting session
of the Sunday school. At II a. n and 8
P. m, the pastor will preach. strsn-
gers welcome.
Fourth Church, Thirteenth and Yale
Streets. Columbia Heights. Rev Joseph
T Kelly, j. D., pastor-Sa bbath school.
$50 a. m; morning worship, Il a n;
preaching by The pastor; Christian En-
deaNor melting. p. N; Thursday, 1870
p m, monthly concert OF prayer for
missions. Strangers are made welcome
at all services
lexington Church. North Capitol and
| Q Streets-Preacbing at IL a. u by pas
tor. Rev W T. Thompson. D. D.; no
evening service until fTst Sunday in Oc-
tober; Sunday at $50. and Chris
tian Endeavor meeting. p. N.
AssembIy's Church. Fifth and I Streets
ttweSt-Preaching at Il a. N. by
Rev G. R. .Leetch. Of Princeton Semi
nary; 10 evening service; nid-eek ser
vice. Thursday evening ~ $50 o'clock.
New York Avenue Church, New York
Avenue. H and Thirteenth Streets. Dr.
Wallace Radcliffe, pastor-ReoPening Of
the church, with appropriate services, at
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D.. pa5tOr-9:30 a. n, third quarterly
review; II a. m. sermon by pastor; = y.
m. preaching by pastor; good music at
each service prayer meeting Friday at
p. m A cordial welcome to all.
Waugh Church, Third and A Streets
northeast. Rev c. E MaydweIl, pastor
Sunday school. 9-15. sermon. Il 4. N. by
pastor; Epworth League, $50 p. n; ser
mon, 7:30, by the pastor
Wesley Church. corner Fifth and 2
Streets northwest. Dr. ". NJ Ferguson.
pastor-Rally day services; sunday
school at $50; special sermon by the
pastor at II a. NJ, subject, The Bible
and Character" services at the jail at
2:45: Epworth League p m service
in charge Of Miss Jennie Smith. the ma
tional railroad evangelist, subject,
Small Beginnings, s p n; prayer
meeting, Thursday evening
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Suggested Hymns.

Christian Endeayor Hymns-Nos. 30,
1o2, 113. 122. 136, 147 and Isl
The EndeavoT HymnaI-Nos. %, IS. IS,
81, 102 and los.
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LII IL ~
yIIiIS.

SOLOEN - L 1OG o2Ae@AN ~
ember the Lord thy God, "-Deut
ii:I8.
God Of our fathers, known Of old.
Lord Of our far-aung battle line
Beneath whose awful hand we hold
Dominion over palm and pine
Lord God Of hosts, DC with us yet
Lest We foTgeJ-lest We forget:
The tumult and the shouting dies
The captains and the kings depart
Still stands thine ancient sacrifice,
Al humble and coutrite heart
Lord God OF hosts. be with Us vet
Lest we forgct-lest we forget
Far called our navies melt away
On dune and beadlaDd sinks the fire
Lo all OUT ponp OF yesterday
Is one with Nineveh and Tyre!
Judge OF the Nations. spare Us yet
test We f0rget-lest We forget
II drunk with sight Of power. we loose
W5id tongues that have not Thee IN awe
Such boasting as the Gentiles use.
OF lesser breeds without the Law
Lord God Of hosts, be with Us vet,
T~sr We FoTEcf-icst We forget
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Selections

From the Christian Endesvor worId-)
Missionaries have always had hard
ships to face. as Paul had. bat the hard
ships have made no difference TO them,
just as they made no difference TO Paul.
The cold Of Greenland could not keep
work there. The heat and fever OF AZ
rica did not daunt Livingstone. The
dread Of q living death among The Iepers
was not enough 10 hold Mary Reed in
the homeland.
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When we want to describe oveTwhelm-
ing odds. We say. ct was one against a
thousand" But often the missionary is
one against ten thousand OF a hundred
thousand. We would not think OF send
ing a single soldier TO hold fort in an
enemy's country. but often q single mis-
sionary holds the fort in the midst OF
millions of heather. all bitter enemies OF
the gospel he is trying 10 teach. and
keen IN every way 10 thwaTt him.
Il is not likely that the hrst time Paul
encountered hardship he was as cheer
fuI and courageous as he vas on his
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Members Ex-0moiO.

Members ex-oficso OF the convention
are as follows: Dr. ". c. Woodward, G.
". F swartzeu, William 5. Dewhirst,
J. F. Engle. Harry 0. Hine. Dir. c. 3.
Campbell. E s. La Fetra, Dr.. J. H.
WesIer. Mrs. n N Mitchell. Miss {. P
Woodward. H. a Ison. F T Israel. E.
H Pullman, c. H Roesch. Miss Emily
scrivener, C 2. Linger, Edgar Erwin.
Homer Smith. ". ". Cohen, H L. Jen-
kins. William r. Hunt. E R. Rochester.
C. W Bittleford, c. NJ Forrest. Mrs. E.
r. Downing. Miss Bessie E. Taylor.
Frank A Woodward. J H Allen, Miss
Rose N59scn, Samuel Serivener. Miss
F S Walker. Fret 2. 3 Litteu. =. 9.
Fowler. David F Yirts. J. S. Mewshaw,
" s Phelps, Clarence Bond, c. s.
Mackenzie. A. 9. Jones, Worth Harper,
Miss Annabel CrandaIl. D. o. Daughtou.
NJ. r. Speelman. G. ". Lttleford.
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By Rev. JOHN N. LYLE,
Studies in the Old Testament.
REVIEW.

GOLDEN TEXT-"Thou shalt re
member the Lord thy God,-Deut,
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