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nvars "
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acsssss- fs- n ne rase - sa@ ssa sHenssarsf n
sis- ss.i4sen ~iss. as.stt 90 y lssest s~ssiy
ase-g T. dee 10 IT, stsasa Aasnx setsss on shs
heart. sses sloAia n~v@T he slmiaAsssrsi vxsrss
6 s.ses fs- siirs csssA ~ pAy-tsssn. asS sewer
sept ia sss s-.ase er xtDosFs stsrv ~ss-se seNh
ssst-s~ts- - aas.srsi raaia sesSs sess' Sc asa
atxstslis .sr csastrr b Aessss henre ssr snsi.
a0sx cue ss,F IA. oshsx. B- J.. A.
sa' very sisd ws have his vsiasbie list
Of FeHsd - fFoEn you, '3. J. A." our old
friend and ,sIp@s. would suggest thst
se cut this p scticsl contribution from the
eolann, and keep { A&nay IL case OF need.
rh- resere1re Z" se0alte l. worthy Of
20 ecisi nossee. a. tank thai g. not co.,
sicersd by many an dsugeron. 10 adj.
misl-s.s - sonse her 2.edieiHss. Thank
yos. II. J.. A." for year letter.
All eoase sssin.
ArNT MAn1E
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Al primitive people regard the bird
rs specially w.se and favored Living
In the ar. he Is regarded IS exercising
csn3rni over atmospheric pagroa3eEa,
ard. knowing so wei bis own niGTa.
tory seasons the Indians Observe his
fights as foreboding iii OF good to
themselves.
The Iiurons believe thar tie dove
carries The souls Of tire departed hence.
The Dakotas say the storm bird dweIls
80 high as 10 he out OF human vision
and carries fresh water lake on lbs
back. 50 that when h. pilm@s himself
h rains. when be winkS bis bright eyes
X ilghieEs. wtAsn be B4aps Ills wings
thunder rolls The Alaskans held much
the same idea about tie thunder
bird
Among tAeus all the eagle ia mighty.
brave. aspiring The synIbci os their
warriors for a9parea. ieasySs The
ksagfisher is anxious t. sarye lis broth
or fsHa.
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fAny question nsRy be Rslsei tssat per-
fafns to any phase OF Christian E-aa4vsr
work. Address Lock BOX Ga. ls.aShaEu-
ton. ". IL
3. r.. New y0rk.-The missionary
committees work Is chiefly the e-
Quoting Of interesting missionary meet
fngsL The arousing Of interest II mis-
sion study and the circulation u niis-
sionary literature are also part OF lis
duties.
g. X. New fork.--There can be no
possible objection to your reading an
extract from Mr. Doyie's exposition of
the lesson SIS your part IN the prayer
raeetiRg. Read il as his and then add
a word OF your OWE as your testimony.
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Il. 5. NORMAL SCHOOL

What somctaf this. the
- Class Of 1902 are Doinx. GExws
The SKATE lnorm.l. sessoes A. rsstins
graduated City ss1dsnts last Jane. Tn~s
graduates OF this school seem To hare hut
istsis. N any. dissae airy In securing ssssa.
sson.g.x tcschass Ensy he inferred from
the fact that of.shs atty who wsra Trsda-
sssc, thirty ave are .sstualiy Fngagsd IN
seschsag.
These thtrty-ass are iccssed ~ follows;
RnDs Bscksota, FsakIsns Hsfsie E.
Blake. Broos.xiiis: Alice II. Blaze. stsTs
Ger: Mary A. Isriashsm. Lyman school,
ws~ssorc. Mass. fsnate u. Calder seed.
pw~r isss, -ephts n. Coffsa. grammar
sshoos. Ptssgsn fsls. fss I. Coanr~, pst-
nasy, Isae~eoso. Lsisisa n. now, primary.
Mte3 Estn sr ". fssnAsn. frsakfin !,
Josss NJ. Gray. Bar Hsre1f; Lsurs X.
lis.ss si. PFssqas lsts.
Amsiia ID. Hsrrics, sntarmeai #ts. Brown-
vile; Edna M. Hosss~s Lec nosusl eheos I.
Eatsn "a. Hstrhsags, Psnoe.ccs Rash u.
kimhaIi. Wellington; sasis 4. iswA,
primary. C@viscp: F4Ah u. LGfsla. Trs-
mont; Chester A. Mssascks. grammar,
Ellsworth. Laia NJ. Assshsss, wsrswa
Agnes NJ. Mcfarland. Bsr HaSsssfs GRACE
NJ. psyscn. Trsmoa,s Esnss NJ, Pea body
rFsnkiia; Edna H. pollsy.. later cred late.
Dsnferfh; sadie Y. Poole, Bar Iiareoy
Mattel G. Shaw, Cxrieoas Czssencs II. SiEn-
mons, Tensnts Hssbos.
Elsie 4. ssovrs, Dorchester sesseaay.
MeIafo~h, 0~asxlx, idslts NJ ssashe,
Hsmpdsns Cbsrse. II. ssaa, frfaesseu
Beaish N. sylvester. sertsesss Hsfhor;
Mary X. weod, Bangor; 0sorgis p. Ward
wstg, orisnd; Bessie ~. wsymewss, Han
eoeg; Mattel b. Wilson, surisna; Isxeian
Lssd. Barlingtane. x-~ an
OF The reussiatng sgrs1ustes Of 1853,
10 lin :. Conner hss satsTsd hsSss ra4.
Iez~ and Amy Perkins, il taking the sd.
ysnee course. zt~ 71s
TIE able principal. Pr0f. klb~rs v.
Richardson. J. Justly ps0aa Of the reeoxd
the school b nsksng among lbs States
tnssfi ten. ~ iesFptex.
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TIE scribe takes pleasure In giving q
condensed report of tie national W. G..
r. u convent ton at Portland.
Tesssds, . saasll party Of white ribbon
efs Ieft Ssonsugtan ga ihs .-vaaaihaysa''
boaud eoas.wt ioassrd TIE sesshsr
wss fase. hst tss sea MAS q little eh0ppy,
~hieh gsse ri-s 20 tee aaly adventure
xorsn noging. Ase1Tx isey smorg the
Esasseuger- ass quite sesstsk and eonse-
qzsntIy. ennsssdfai os her res head gear,
pei 81 wind took her hat apcssemo-
ricpssy from her had. sna waited II
scros- the h~y.
An energetic hite-rihbonsr present
at ouce cassss~ed among the passengers
shd IN tsw saibnle= returned with
nsussy eooash 10 hsy her another hat.
A. Rock AID qaiss sum Der Joined the
de sxatioa, sna more ~sse picked up al
tie -tssions along tsss route TIL the ear
@ss cfoAaed Tue evening wSs spent 10
settling ie tie various homes.
Friday The convention proper wss
opessa BY sr~ stevens. After the
opening xe8c sc ~.fe over, Lacy Henry
Somerset cntxgVd ead received most
snstasi&stie grseling which she
sea eowiedeed grseefniiy.
Ibe pissfos m wss decorate wlth potted
issts. san sseFgrtea Was festooned ali
abs ~ thr tuilaing, with white ribbons
every " i-sEe 10 evidence.
Routine sark COX ap most OF this day.
Tbs pre- a.eg'- s1ofsss wss very Interest.
ing, A. matter 81 course.
This evening seessea was devoted 10
welcomes sno sesponses. One wsieossa
. uct en- the programme wac given by 4
aessFatSoH "a AFgenisn refugees.
Several tseatsfaf boa qaess we're pre
seftsn 20 Lsuy seRssset by different
states.
This q q ess - he convention was
Fassst very pieefas iiy. sI5d sil tesf their
spgsfstss wsssttaa fSg the FOOD things YET
Ia s.e4s IL ne cefslpg esss
Pass SUIT.
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cHaIsTIAs ESpEAvoR.
Eopsc For the Week B~EfnnInx Oct.
2s--Conmeat ny Rev. =. M. Doyle.

Fopfc For the week B~Efnngnx Oct.
2s--comment ny Rev. =. m. Doyle.
T0pic.-Treating a gracious invitation
hshtiy Aatt- xxis. LILO
y The bl sssags Of the gospel are often
represented In the Scriptures by
feast. IL the topical reference we
have Chrisfs representation OF tfem
In this way Ia the parable OK the mar
rage Of the kings son. ~The Kingdom
Of heaven Is like nato certain king
which made a marriage for his seg.
The Invited guests were then called ~
the king servants. but they wpaFd not
come. again be sent forth other serE-
ants. sagsas. Tel them which are BID,
den. Behold have prepared NY din.
ner. ngv oxea and my fittings SIRE
killed. aaa an things aTe ready. Come
unto tlse carriage. Bat they made
light Gs It and went their ways. one TO
his farm, another TO his nereha n5lse
and the remnants took his servants
and treated them spitefaiiy ard slew
thea The king then punished bis
wicked subjects and invited other
guests to the wedding. and the mar
riage feast was celebrated
. The king In the parable is God. The
son Is Christ. The wedding feast rep
resenfs the present and eternal bless
ings Of the gospel The first invited
guests were the Jews. They nalsused
and even killed Gods prophets and
apostles who were sent unto them.
God therefore severely punished them
and extended the Invitation 60 His
gospel feast TO all msn-
The gospel Invitation Is therefore to-
day a worldwide invitation II Is to
all men. salvation is offered FUN sind
free 10 all who win accept II. as Il Is
offered IN the gospel through Christ
What q gracious Invitation Il il! God
has provided n feast Of eternal joys
and says to all mem Come. for all
things are now ready. Come. bay wine
and milk without money and without
price"
1t seems Incredible that any one
could treat Gods gracious Invitation
Lightly. and yet many do. Mea today,
az of old. make light OF il and 80 their
ways. some to pleasure. SOME to busl.
ness, and some even vioaently reject
the preferred offers OF mercy ard in
their rejection despltefally use the
messengers. Such treatment Of THE
most gracious invitation the world
knows anything about Is absolutely
fnexcusable. IL IN given In good faith.
The benefits to be derived from It's ae-
ceptance are all upon mans side Gca
has nothing 10 lose. bnt nsan has AL 10
lose By lightly esteeugs1sg the salvation
offered through Jesus Christ. Nor does
God bold any man inexcusable To ac-
cept Is 10 1--we. TO reject Is ~ die. tie
that despised Moses lsw died without
mercy. under two or three witnesses;
Of bow much sorer punishment sup
pose re shall be be thought worthy
who hath trodden underfoot the Son
Of GoGT Meb. K. .. 2ll
BIBag READINGS.
Gen VII. i; Ps Il. 1912; lisa, l. $50.
I'LL. 3. iS. Ii: Matt xi. $50. Marx Il.
IA, John 1. $3.50. Rev. xxil. IL
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besx AsRs Msag~;
nKss infensasa 20 urite tor she VI. b. eofaua
fer q saax tssss. bst asveHs fosad tiase satsa
to-day. Rad al ksa iessers wizh pleasure. sna
eayay slsena se naeh. 1 want 70 ssn Anns
Maria ina, lore aswers. ara tast M garass
1. full Of ni0sssnas. nsg aad cas- sx4e~ vita
her ihai 1t il contaFs sna ia5s u rests hoNty
10 ge& aat among ine se~ers 10 sAe asornsns snd
agse saasRsBes
Lass aos . farmers wife. bot. 1nas The sarx,
asa = very busy weasan. ! base ts~n sssst
tzEaE@1 xaesas Ehss sammes, HEst fsey haze hcea
ahs ksas tat @AHn" Hses-- shose whso ssxi Al
hsms4 AMI pnjey every dag life. sasss tssm
serY naeh @sses tnsy leave. asa glad there ts
no parfias IN ssaFen-
Yes. rsaesnt.er ~. pecm. The song Of shs
Steam II aeSrsess ID waoa ! s&s sssnK oas VI
aay azagha~rs says Ass Asns MSaxr II sss
rvassnatssrs ths y~ses sAs sanshs h~r scholars 3
AsHr aieae age. Here IL the asss Tsrss'
ossr asd ever svalH
Ma aMssrE which wsy tarH.
isl~kys Haa In siss bo@A VI isfs
ssssae le@ean kAse 10 S<arH.
ska wanss 20 seed ssr ioss 10 ssns Maage
anSa ala OF tMe ssssrrs. have sa tnysaad a2agh-
ser v 10 enjoys rssSssag ths VI. . C. she hss
been = great ss1erws. .sa hss eewn 40
pagiesi asa ssrsrfsl shresgh ser siasess saass we
have ieasses1 a lsssoa VI psaasaea- tsS~ss
sseAliags are &iszys ae=s. snd sozssaans sc wfi
understand.
Not ssw bot Ia the coming years.
81 nssF Ne in the hestsF ksDa.
Wei rsssa sis asasaf2 Of oar tears,
And tses. AA thsa. ws'i SSsssr@Ssna-
AGsf NoxK
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coon tiyK-lsSs AVS.
IT. NvssA isnK 10 hveth wei..
Al sl-e Is life tns ssrE swss:
fgs Mveta longest wis can sh
% ssae thsags truly d9ae each day.
Thsn 6H sAek h0ar wi1h shst wii lsst.
Bay Up the aSnsHis ~ tssy 20.
The NE aboxo. wheE sAis - past.
lie The riise fruit Of isie - iew.
Sos love. ard tNsse rs fraissss PEREZ
SOS peace. End reap IT, harvest hrtsAs;
Sass snnsssams % tne rosa SD moot.
And and harvest bono Of ngeh
H. Bsmar
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Dear NJ. b. Friends;
feei that car give you rich things cut
OF my treasure house OF supplies this
sess and then for myself there via be
sett many, many tender personal words
few Hines from sesesai Old and fsitbfni
friends--a delightful letter from Aant
Maria; can't share IL all with yoa, sst
perhaps you may bare fe~ quotations
fFota IL sonsetsms-to every enc 81 yo1 ]
wsas 10 say appreciate all this heip and
confidence
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

ERs1r tMNf ~NaQFg
A. YEA saxgestsal thas sc aad cut all ~e eaR
as.eiss sfppls ausae saessies. eepy sise Fsl9~
res ffssa saaa psronsA's" i-g sf shsaipsrs
fer .sa.sss,. 8 -.iss@I III sss~~~. t-sss. ~ the
ws y shat is ase IL lp vi % "a euhgarss tHteF.
estt-s. 80 tsss heo~ssAss pr
as 81 hsfh seAt fas tees takes. swe J -
al4sssi Il 81 H. aisr ps8f sf tzs< 81 ~
slz ~ sssfFsss ~ 4g~4 $50 i sSsas
- ~ -sA~sfs a issss ra't dtrs sues mArshss
- p-gufa4 ~ ~ snsss ssa tAsA sFss
~ - : 4sss l. 3essr
.ep a...-a tsssiaNafn re- - ssrssnz $50 %.
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III. 6 {. u. ao,umn

Ttse s<staur ssyss~s sscswsArs@s Of toraa uHtens
~ sre vs. d r.. IL. lis fiaasu~k co2nsy, sad
wAasx rssls-snErs geMsFafEs. rsntrtaasc 80 szss
ssams reports of snexsinxs Or Isrns tAs4 witi 10
Of anterrss wurkrfs N esher paris Of aAs
E0asEy. We waus1 Nks shss 10 he Hsee9tamh.
bur II nemsss ~onse s9afx sele {ass VI W, C. u
q waAaen w ms&k& u 49, IL tn = essssmn 81 shsss
ns&kiag. s&ss 0uFs. naa viii he whxt lbey nsaks
IT, f1enss and eoaprasn q tnsstons sheata ~ shar1.
ard are. tsf ssssr~~. ssisssrt 10 approval Of stx
f-fttss-
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Forty Ysnrs, Torture.

t. ~ i.fs~ssc fseus toftariug elsesse
mfgas ~eig eau grstafode. That j. "a bat
Haney, Geneva. q. Hr says. sssleSI ts's
W fitch Hazel r@isw eatsd ns~ % pstes Al ~
had suffered 40 yess-. Cures cut, busns.
wcunds. skin diseases. u laGAS Il = OUR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-10-22

Youth passes swiftly. Consider eternity
Pray. brother. come to the foot q Use
cross
sweet be the smile os the dear. loving
Saviour
Calmly entreating yea couat all eiss
loss.
Eternity oatweighs the world ard vs.
dress
John 4. Clements IN Christian Enasav-
or World
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MtsisaI.
All Wrong.
Mistake Is Made BY Many sll,.

worth Citizens.
Don't mistake the Gauss OF hackssh.
To be cured ypn must know .hs s...
II q wrong to snnagsns relief IL case
fiackaele "a kidney ache.
Yea mnst cure the fldnsys.
An Ellsworth resilient tails yos b.
this oaa he done.
AIRS. Howard Gray EfI0wsrd GRAY a..
mani, snrry read. Just beyond O.,
wess's hill. says; II have bad s.tsek. !,
bsekschs weakness across tbs kisn~..
sasied BY aeiI aehlng tor shr~e Or ian.
years. Al times some Of shsss s,,.,.,
were 80 severe that ! was compelled Ia rn
10 bed and stay there for week or mes,
at time. As Fnighs be expected when ma.
kidneys wsre sishsr weakened ar ov,..
sreited. tha secresIons.wers irregular. u.,.
t.cuisriy si.nighs. Reading about Do.a,
Ridasy Pills In oar. Ellsworth papers ia
me 10 90 10 wiggsn a Moase's drug s,o,.
for boz. II ihasarss had NOT he,ps,. /
never would havs tsoaghs second or ,ol.
is~ea MP the treatment by taking third
and foastA. From she sesaisssobtslnss
have she greatest faith In Deans gssssy
Pslss~
For ssla by als~dsslsss. Price 90 seat,.
Fessss- asitarn Coz Barxla, N. Y, soss
sxeat. tor size United States.
Remember ths nape. Do&n's, and tass
ne Substitute.
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I am sure the letter from Aunt Hose
wiis touch many hearts. We shaa all be
GLAD you found time at last to wriss "a
such good letter. Tell the daughter
well reneza Der the poem, and my expert
enoe sab~tsntiates the fact that cur work
mast snncn Of IL be done cover and over
again.
ian reminded BY this question and BY
Sister BIS letter which follows this one,
thas seed sowing brings harvest How
little thought the poem which appealed
to me 80 strongly by iis sentiment Of
truth would be remembered by 70 many
pupils after 30 many yesrs!
Des- sat 1aSSs=
Sss sa&t the Axrsesssrg IL nearly over.
woassersag what ths Increase wsI' ts Of she esssi
thoaS as tass * We b~rn Ssan IN tne NJ IL 4
vs. Say ssrsniasss Asa tcaT fssa Aassitrsri-
sosa ct kina war IS sna h. pfsl a~@ss aus lsy.
o.. ~ p44Ay saa i'y@Issy ~ al asf s~sEsss
~ -s~ss- essrrs sAa hstae sa-s issssss.s saa
are ws traer asd .sos Ir s.d bssser wasncs ssss
rs =, ivs ss-s sssrss ~s bare pas farth - Hsss
- gsi .sen ~ shsaxsses Ia sh@ rtsaz d.rssssass
1 rAs e~iy .gs@ss Of @y-H Aust Msssv',
Re~TfF& US On e&%HfNts &sf8 CsefA~9ata&
hsgs s lEasl IN tar csiss, d. psFsaseSs Of has@s
81 Ees's acscrp ssa 81 nss ''ssa~rs- by ss,.t
49, hs~ al ed sae~ s~assy 70 MY saas~s aud
sasrsse cssesss-
see sAs IL 10 RAsnlnx. Ltss@ Fio~rrs~ s.
a ~Ss sGAas essEssers 10 whsE the sorrew-
si arr very dars: II hssps aae 10 ksow thai
as SIsass ana rails fsslp lAs a0wers - srow. 10
pale ana sorrU~ nrssiiai TO beach rs 10 trust
ts ss-i. xpd ~zst pataeDtly fer The sussasne-
Tse "a icesaoa ~ fiSssie EsseTy. ~whess lirsa
e. ~tth s4astAis Aoose.~ have ehssrs.s tess
ard ss@sa witsss sase xase= slaf. amt f.sr tseh
W. .sesy Las fe9na ssy. @nd she - i<sisv
fran aaps Nsssxrss -'thaassser Of feAar-
"sprs ~ f,s~ swe~s 0ai Gu pssr~.~ r~psfnl.rt fsa
~&2Ga' FEB. e. fss. @sa a.xHy ~Sa-F sos~i
sAsEs sh@' e.sss - every ~ees frss asst
ssnaxs sd sae ~. y NJ. 50. DAD ye,y bsipssi.
! 81 eAse~ Is.ss vita FaatsQ.sa lsem
Ks,a.~rs Issosasng. s-The CSnswoH i.roti-m- -
yaass. rsIaT. ss~rs eaess. q s~s 10 fsrcy whss
f@n "a 8 s,sfissi Is nsoh4 be-. sst Ssss-
1 X hTst whas ass sss. tnen. tss ~ aa@k~ " fsis
vi, 50 - & meass q sssy aiGessss tasag.~
sasrEs 8.
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We -. 49, eught 70 rs5oscs that one
hsieiui aaeA4ber ~ ear clEcis has ssrn@rxd
large a sls-f n IN our writings and se-
ir;iuBs. / &ns teginntHg % understand
hs& ss.erb GA go uaan means 10 ar.
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hard, but the doctor thought different and
prescribed tones, which / took by the
quart without relief Reading one day in
the paper Of Mrs. Pinkhau's great cures.
and finding tbs symptoms described an
swered mine, decided would give Lydia
II. PinkhAm's Vegetable Compound
trial / did not say . word 10 the doctor !;
/ bought it myself, and took II according
10 directions regularly fer tive months,
ard / found that | gradually improved,
and that all pains left me. and was my
old self once more. - LxLIlK T. SINCLAIR,
IL K. ed ST.. Chicago I'LL
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DEAR PsxHAx:I feel duty TO tell all young
how much Lydia wonderful Vegetable Compound has
did not kind society feel like person.
gained pounds Of nesh IN three months
who suffer female
ness Miss ALMA PnATT, Holly Mich
Lyd II. Compound the
this period In girls life
S5n @ s = : s: :: .. ''-'
yAsA X Pak haH C.
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Gen vii, i: Ps Il. 1912. lisa. |. $50.
I'LL. 3; Nv. ii; Matt xi. $50. Mark Il.
IA. John 1. $3.50. Rev. xxi. IL.
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"Mixs Pratt Unable to Attend School,"

II T. ed ST., Chicago Ill"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-05
The Story That the River
Told.
Continued from Page Nine.)

of Gaililee. and from thence to Ephesus,
where he might sit at the feet of the
aged holy John. 10 hear him tell the new
story of the gospel of love. The half
clad men gazed on the sweet face of the
Man Of God: his words were fifty spoken
Incarnate love took hold of them and
claimed them as it's own. be he ii the
Succession or be he Presbyter. may never
be known Many were the wars and the
strivings of the revolving centuries. Many
the men of whom the world was not
worthy. that l have seen go down in the
fight; not lost but gone before. and each
with his reckoning in his hand. No work
aforementioned, no service forgotten by
the which the generations that now are
have profited T'were long story TO tell
and tarry may not. fer even now | hear
the leaping of the oceans wave where
sea and river meet. Whittier am ! going
Out into the deep. thou to thy resting
place must soon follow: and what shall
be the end of all these thing?" For
know in whom have believed. But what
is reverie compared with dreaming a day
dream under the sunlight
j. NJ. NOME.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-05
Carolina Portland Cement Co.,
Charleston, 5 G..

1--WE beg to advise all OF our friends
and patrons that there is a shortage In
the Portland Cement Market Of at least
two to three millions OF barrels on &C.
count of local strike and curtailment OF
production, and some one is bound to be
shared out az the building season pro
crosses. We are making every effort to
provide for each and eVery one of our
customers and friends, and whenever you
are in need, advise us, and we will at
tend to your wants with the greatest
possible attention.
1--WE have all Of the Following Portland
Clements. which we can deliver you In
fairly quick time: 'Toltec" Brand OF
American Portland Cement; "Red Dia-
mond" Brand OF American Portland Co.
ment; phoenix" Brand OF American
Portland Cement "Germania" German
Portland Cement, and a very small guam
tity OF "Old Dominion" Portland Co.
ment"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-10-05
STRANGER THAN FICTION.
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