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Temple Church llorneTiy Z Street,.
corner Of Tenth and n Streets north
west, DR.. ! J. Muir, pastor-Auditorium
o. new building to be occupied 10f fns
first time Preaching II a. n. and s
p. H.; Sunday school. 9;30 q. IA; Chris
tian Endeavor meeting, p, m- Public
invited.
Maryland avenue Church, Fourteenth
Street and Maryland avenue northeast.
Sunday school, $50 a m; preaching II
a m. and p. m, by Rev J. " T.
Mcneil. from the University Of CHI
cago; junior Endeavor Society, $50 D.
m: song service, 7-f5 D. M prayer
meeting Thursday. $ P. Ta. All Welcome.
Seats free.
Grace Church, Ninth Street and Penn
sylvaHia Avenue southeast, y. n Ney-
ms, pastor-Preaching morning and
evening by the pastor. Evening theme.
second Of The series. Satan. the Father
OF Lies. Sunday school. 9.5G q. m.
young peoples meeting, 80 p. "a. Sea- IS
free
Metropolitan Church. sixth and A
Streets northeast, Dr. Granville 8 Wit
Jams. past0r-BIbIe study at a.80 a. m;
young peoples service at p. m
preaching BY the pastor at II q. n. and
,. II. welcome 30 all
West Washington Church. corner of
Thirty-frst ana y Streets northwesz,
Rev. Cornelius C. Coleman. pastor-Put-
lie worship II a. n, ard p. M. With
sermons By the pastor: morning subjec:
America fz- Christ Sunday school
$50 g. u, / p S C. E, D. m:
prayer meeting "Wednesday. s > Ia All
are cordially invited 10 these services
First Church, sixteenth and 0 Streets
northwest-BibIc school. Or. G. C sam
son. superintendent. $50 a. gn-: preach
ing at Il q. Il. by Rev r r West;
prayer meeting Thursday evening. S
O'Clock Seats free Come
Second Church Auditorium. Fourth
Street and Virginia Avenue southeast
Pastor E. Hez Sven explains what a
Funny Famous Fellow Found out from
a Fiddle" Sunday night AZ g o'el3ek,
preaching at II a II. by the pastor;
short services; Sunday school, g.30 2.
M B. y T. l., ?. m, prayer and
social service Thursday, s p. NJ Free
pews. All invited.
Calvary Church, Eighth aud Il Streets
northwest. Rev. s H. Greene. D. D..
pastor; Rev. 4. F. Andersen. paseoT 5
assistant-g:50 Z, N, Sunday school.
Niles II. Sha8d- superintendent. preach
ing, IL q ~ and s p m; Christian En-
aeayor. Geetlns Tuesday at D. m in
tefnediate sunday. Z ?. IA. All are cor
daily invited.
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EDisCoEal.

St. Marks Pro-Cathedral. Third and a
streets southeast-7.S0 a. m, holy com
rn1.nion. II O'Clock. morning prayer and
sermon: g o'clock. evening prayer and
address All welcome
Church Of the Epiphany, G Street
Rev R h McKin D. D. rectoF--8 q
m. holy communion; II .. m. service
and sermon, S O'Clock, evening prayer
and sermon. an welcome
Trizity Church. Third and e Streets
northwest. Rav Richard ? Williams,
rector; Rev Frank NJ Gibson, Ph. D.,
assistaat-T-20 G. n. holy communion
II O'Clock. morning service and sermon
lhoIy communion FIRST Sunday in the
MONTH. 8 o'clock. evening service and
sermon. the reotcr viii preach, All
welcome.
St Johns Church lafayette square
a. m holy communion; u o'clock.
morning prayer and Sermon o'clock,
choral evensoaz. Rev. z. Slater Dunlap
VIII preach ia the moruing- Visitors
welcome
St Matthew'S Chapel. N and Hair
Streets southeast. Rev J II. Z. Nc
Kee. minister ia charge SuEds. school.
a-2G a. us-; morning service anG ser
ulCa. Il o'cIecl: evening service. UItl
address. S o-c1crE- Seats free. StraHE-
ers welcome
St aarEsret's Chur5h. Connecticut
Avenue and Bancroft PIacc, Rev. He--
bert Scott Smith, .. D., rector-il
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The LESSON TEXT.
lAmerioan standard Revised ycrsfon)

(Amerioan standard Revised VCrSfon)
John. xiv:15-2S-I5. If ye love me ye
will keep my commandments.
IS, And I viii pray the Father, and He
shall give you another Comforter, that
he may be with you forever
II. Even the spirit Of truth. whom the
world cannot receive. for it beholdeth
him not. neither knoweth him; Y know
him. for ne abideth with you, and shall
be in you
IS. Will not leave you desoIate; !
come unto you
p Yet a little while. and the world
baholdeth me no more, but ye behold
M. because I live; ye shall live also
90 In that day ye shall know that I
an in my Father, and ye il me. and in
you
d He that hath my commandments,
and keepeth them. he 1t is that Ioveth
ne; and he that Ioveth me shall be
loved by my Father. and viii love him.
and viii manifest myself unto him
% Judas mot Iscariot) saith unto
him: Lord. what is ecme to pass that
thou wilt manifest thyseIf unto Us. and
not 20 the world.
%. Jesus answered. and said unto
him: If q man love me, he viii keep my
word: and my Father viii love him.
and we viii come unto him and make
our abode with him
"a He that Ioveth ne not kecpeth not
my words. and the word which ye hear
is not mine, but the Fathers who sent
me
%. These things have I spoken unto
you. while yet abiding with you.
IS. But the Comforter, even the Holy
Spirit, whom the Father viii send in
my name, he shall teach you all things.
and bring 10 your remembrance all that
I said unto you
y. Peace I leave with you; my peace
! give unto you, not as the world giTeth
give I unto you. Let not your heart be
troubled, neither let it be fearful.
IS. Ye heard how 1 said TO you, I go
away and come unto you If ye loved
ne We would have rejoiced, because I go
unto the Father, for the Father IS great
er than /
Matthew, xviii .29-20. Teaching them
to observe all things whatsoever I com
manded you; and 10, I am with you al
ways, even unto the end Of the world.
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tion without an instant's delay. The
little daily trials and worries become
Insignificant and disappear when we
hold constant communion with Him
Does a temptation come up or cause
for worry-what blessing and relief TO
feel that He is by our side and to turn
to Hin in the midst OF the cases ct
business or school or home. with 81
lent word Of prayer for help and guid-
aace, and what. JOY to feel the answer
Is it comes thrilling back and to give
the whispered thank you" in answer.
God IS spoken Of asa King. some
times as the King Of Kings. IN some
places the Bible calls Him a eonquerar
who annibiIates His enemies and those
who oppose Eis VIII; at another time
the Bible speaks Of Him as q consuming
fire These expressions are apt to be
misunderstood. especially By young
Christians and 20 cause a dread and fear
of God which makes it hard to love and
De companionabIe with Him But in all
these characters He is quite different
from cur ordinary conception of these
terms. be is king. but HIS rule is the
rule Of love; d conqueror. but it IS Z
conquest of love- He is a consuming fire
but a FIRE OF love to cleanse us OF our
sins And He wants to bring this love
into cur lives When Christ says in cur
lesson. 7 an with you always, Ee
means to be with rs as both king and
conqueroT, but also and best Of all
as friend and companion. and to love rs
and have Us love Him as the best o.
friends, or as . father loves his ehu-
dren and delights TO be their companion
in ali their joys and sorrows.
just a daily walk with Jesus
Keeping step as He directs.
VII with happiness surround Is
Til we reach that promised rest
Then shat JOY as there in heaven
Through eterHity's long year.
We shall ever walk beside Him
IN corapaaiouship most dear.
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Constant Companionship.

John xlv:15-2S; Matt. xxviii:20 viii be
considered by the Epworthians Sunday
evening. July I8. 1892
The world Judges a person very large
ly BY the company he keeps Tell NE
what child is doing today, and I eau
come very near telling you Whist he VIII
be when he reaches manhood 4 one is
studious, reads good literature, asso-
ciates with good ard intelligent people.
the chances are that one viii grew up
to be useeui citizen. an honor TO his
country, and credit to humanity. #
he lounges around en- the street corners,
at the saloons. and chooses the class or
nen usually found at such places Tor
h-s companions. he viii very likely grow
Up to be a pauper. OF probabig q
criminal, and a disgrace to the hum.sn
race.
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CongregatianaI.

Fifth Church, corner Eighth and I
Streets northeast - Morning service at
II o'clock; Bible conference: subject
Why -Four tospeIs?' oPeu-air s-rvice.
p m, il front OF the church. meeting
III charge Of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety and the pastor
First Church. Tenth and G Streets
northwest. Rev. s NJ Newman. D. D,
rastor-11 a. ". public worship. with
sermon by Rev. Isaac Clark; no evening
preaching service; music by quartet and
chorus choir Sunday school. $3.50 a. m:
Christian Endeavor. Z p. IL
Mount Pleasant Church. Columbia
Read, near Fourteenth Street northwest,
keE- n Ross F:shburn, pastor-g:30 a.
II. Sunday 5choel. II a. N. public wor-
ship. with sermon by the pastor; Z p.
m, meeting OF Young Peoples Society.
No evening preaching service
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Lutheran.

st. Marks Church, c Street. near
Twelfth Street southwest-The pastor.
Rev. John C. Bowers. viii preach at II
4. n. and p. M: Sunday school. $50 a.
m: Luther League Wednesday even
ing. S O'Clock All welcome.
Church of the Reformation. Pennsyl-
vania Avenue and Second Street south
east. Rev. W e Parson. D. D. pastor
Services al II a. m. conducted By Rev
l.. u. kuhHs. D. D.: Sunday school. $50
a. IA Seats free
Grace Church. Thirteenth and Corco-
ran Streets northwest. Rev. }. e A.
Doermann, pastor-Divine services. with
sermon By the pastor, Il a. m; Sunday
school, $50 q. m; no evening service
St. PauTs English Church. Eleventh
and Il Streets northwest. Rev. z ".
Moot. pastor-II a. nl. and p. m. ser
mon by pasto~; chCTus choir. W J. Pal
mer. director; Sunday school 9.3C a. n.
Christian EIdeavOT Society. D m.
prayer meeting thursday. S D. m Seats
free. Strangers welcome
Christ English Evangelical Church
New Jersey Avenue. between u and \
Streets northwest, Rev. c. c. Morhart
pastor-Services in the morning at II
O'Clock; Sunday school. $3.50 a. m; ser
vices at the Brooktand branch at 3.3G
o'clock in the afternoon.
Keller Memorial Church. Maryland
Avenue and Ninth Street northeast, Rev
c. T. Butler. pastor-SeTvices. with
preaching by pastor. Il a. m and p
m; sunday school. $3.50 a. m Christian
EndeavoT meeting. Z p. H.; Junior IN
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Thoughts On the Tonic.

The topic this week, Constant Com
partnership, comes. most opportuneIy,
at the opening of the summer season,
when many Of US will be away from
home and our regular church connec-
tions, and the relaxation OF having q
coed tine and enjoying cur vacations
brings the temptation TO ferget cur daily
study Of Gods word and tendency to
draw away from Him and allow eur reh-
gion 10 take vaca ion, as It we're.
II there is one season OF the year when
constant compauionship with the Master
Is mere important and necessary than al
any other. it is when We are away for 2
rest and vacation. First, because we
need His help TO overcome the many
temptations which are so apt 10 come
to US at these times. and second, be
cause we need His continual guidance Of
cur lives. in order that We may show
70 all with whom We may come in con
tact that We are Bis children and may
Go nothing that viii cause another 10
fall or hinder anyone from cRltsting
under the banner Of The cross.
tt is well known fact that persons
living together OF constantly thrown in
the company Of one another, grow more
and more alike in actions, thoughts,
speech. etc. and often this resemblance
Is carried further. the features and ex-
preston Of the countenance becoming
noticeabIy similar. The lives. actions,
and examples OF our daily companions
are influencing US continually even more
than we think II We have friend
whom We love dearly il is always
pleasure % be in that persons company.
We like to do the things he likes and
to 20 where he goes. and we strive TO
initiate him IN many ways.
This is just the kind Of friendship and
fellowship Christ wants US TO have with
Him; a fellowship so constant that we
viii grow daily and hourly. in all things
more ike Him to whom we have prom
ised our allegiance and love and 10 do
His viii If on arising IN the morning
we have q few minutes study and talk
with Christ and then pat him aside for
the remainder Of the day. how can We
knox when emergencies arise. what he
would have Us do at such times.
Suppose a man who had never. before
done such work, should hire out TO a
builder TO construct a house and the
contractor would be with him for a lit
tie while in the morning and show him
how TO lay the bricks. then leaving him
to work by himself for the rest of the
day All might 90 smoothly for time.
but eventually a place would be reach
ed where it would be necessary. to con
struct 3 window or arch doorway. Then
the masters presence and direction
would be needed AZ once or the result
might be a piece oG work thet would en-
danger the whole building Thus IN the
building OF our lives or in TIE influence
we may have on The life Of some com
panion Or aequa iutance, We may ruin
the whole structure by single unad-
yissd action. But why sbouIi we run
this unnecessary risk when God. # We
viii only allow Him, is willing To be
our constant companion, a guide and
helper to whom we can refer any ques-
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE
CHURCHES OF WASHINGTON

Q. cioe5, morning prayer and sermon %
''i7 eelo-- STRANGERS "siaoi'l5-
ChGrch Of the Advent. Second and T.
Streets, Le Droit Park Bev- Edward
1i Mott. rectcr-4oIy communion. S.5g
m Sgr5sv scbooI q.2a a "a morn
iug prayer ana sermon. II o'cloeS.
evening Pr2Ter and sermon o'2locE-
'-'5'-'s --5e strangers welcome
-. S1'eaasi ana Al Angels 'a''-e'S
+ Teaty-second street below Street
Rav William r. Turner. ractor-Ser-
,=lae r,. .o-..--.-.-i--, --o~~
no 49, - ---+, - .-'-f-ef-
,.--e-s-.- - -, --5o -
Tor v57l arr@rR
ST sna~e,qz church Fcrr-eqnta and
Co-ec-aa Streets Rev Joziab 3 perry
ana Pew. Z v-ess r7liett-celeb-ation
Of tho be1v cor,T-.rr-.7 rae a m. morn
ING Dravar n o'clock, eveufnr D-avar 5
o.c3orl-
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Streets northeast, p m. Rev. F D.
Power, D. D.. and Rev. z. Lawrenes
Hunt: Sunday evening, 3 p. n, Audi
torium. Mrs H Z. Monroe. lady evan
geIIst; EIrs. Eva Sesley, the blind gos-
pei singer
Gospel address by Mr. S. A White AZ
the hall. s43 Louisiana Avenue north
west, al 7:45 p. n. subject, "Fiee From
the Wrath to Come"
ChristadeIphian. washington Eeciesiar
hall over National Capital Bank. S1s
Pennsylvania Avenue soGtheast-EyeTy
Sunday at 11:15 a n, subject, "0ne
Lord, Cne Faith. 0ne Baptism All are
invited; no collection
Brethren plRksrsl. corner Fourth
Street and North Carolina Avenue
southeast-Preaching services at IL g.
n. aud 7:45 D. M; Young Peoples meet
ing at GAS p. IA All are welcome
rs Saturday the Sabbath2-The First
Sunday Law Christians and Jews.
Protestants an1 Catholics invited 20
the tent. corner Maryland Avenue and
Trhirteenth Street northeast. Sunday 81
D. n, when MT J. s Washburn vii
give Bible answer to this question
Also week nfght at s. prayer and song
service at 7:30. Questions answered.
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Other Services.

MillenniaI Dawn meetings (un3enomi-
uationaI)-BfbIe study. 7:90 p m: praise
and testimony, Wednesday. 7.50 p. m. at
Society Temple Hall, Fifth and G.
Streets northwest; Fridays. 7:S0 p. m
practical and dOctrilaI Bible Gtscourses
at Haines' Hall, Harrison and Monroe
Streets, Anacostia. Services free.
Central Union Mtssion-GospeI wagon
meetings, Sunday, July 13, $50 p. m,
Market Space, Rev. George y. Luceock,
d. D.; Tuesday. July Is, Fifteenth and Il
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Christian Science.

First Church OF Christ. Scientist.
Scottish Rite Hall 1907 c Street north
west-sarylce Sunday at II q. M, sub
iect, Life" "Wednesday meeting. s p.
n. PuoIic cordially invited. All seats
iree. Reading rooms in the Bond Build
ing.
secoad Church of Christ, Scientist,
hall 1913 Twelfth Street northwest
Services Il a. M. subject, Life" sun
day school, y m, Wednesday. 8 p. M.
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deavor, 6:15 p. n; prayer meeting.
Thursday
Luther Place Memorial Church. Thom-
as Circle, Rev. J. c. Butter. pastor
Services, with sermons by pastor. Il a.
n. and p. n; Sunday school. g. 50 q.
NJ; Y. P S. C. z. p. m; prayer meet
ing, Thursday
St Johns English Lutheran Church.
Four -and-a-haf Street. between c and
D Streets southwest, Rev. George Brod-
thage, pastor-Sunday school, $50 a m
preaching. Il a. n; Luther League ser
vices, 7:30 p m. Free pews. All in
ritad
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Scripture References.

Joshua, 1853; Isaiah, xliii.2 John
xiv:6.7; xv513-165 xvi.13,14; Acts, is;
Romans. :10,11; II Corinthians, Tvs;
Galatians, H:20; Ephesians. iH:16-19;
Colossians, i:2I29; iai:I4-I7; I John.
i:6.7. u.1-6; iii.24. Revelation, iii:19-22.
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LnlTeTEaIISf.

Church OF Our Father Thirteenth and
L Streets, Rev. John Van Schafck. Jr.,
pastor Preaching at il a 10 by Rev.
" " Curry; Sunday school. 9.45 a. m;
Youn5 Peoples Christian Union, p. m;
solo At the morning service by Miss
May Adele Levers All cordially in
yited.
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CEItstsen.

vermont avenue Church. Frederick
D Power. Services. With ser
mon. Il o. M and D. m; evening
theme second Of q series @. the books
cf the Bible. Exodus: Sunday school.
9:30; C. T., I; prayer meeting. Thurs
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Suggested Hymns.

Christian Endeavor Hymns-Nos So
los. II. 206. sc. I02. I04. 15I. III. 100. 17S
The Endcavor HymnaI-Nos. 35, 81
1s5. 60 IA. III, 200, 204. 2O7, 1SL III,
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Selections

He IS not with US merely as a thought. but
as a Efe--Hoyt
# Christ duelIs in Us, We shall be in no
doubt Of it; neither vii other people.-Alzss
R. Wells
Come, COME 70 Him who made thy heart:
Come, weary and oppressed:
To come 70 Jesus Is thy part,
His part 10 give thee rest.
-NaeDonaId-
picture is not painted al a stroke but =
brought by sioV degrees, after many sittfngs
ana with cautious touches, TO perfection. To
have the saviour formed IN his heart and con-
lel INTO his life Is d task that viii last The
1nflstlan all his days--''The Kings Business
e think what joy 1t would have been 10 share
In their high privilege who came 10 hear
Sweet spice and coStl-
10 Christ In Bethlehem
And in that thought We half forget that He
Is Nheresoeyer We seek Him earnestIr-
sui filing every place
with sweet aboundinc grace
in these two invitations OF divine love and
directions OF Infinite wisdom T.afneJs -.r,--,-a
unto Me and Abide in Ne are f;5sa, III
tte riches ot our salvation Happy are thav
F1o come, MOST happy are rher y 30 .atide.
me Hrsi a blessing IN time; the latter IN an
eEernify--Ford - an
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The EpWOrtEl League.


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Through eioad ard s5a=.-Ine, Lar3 sssse sa
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7r.gE.fa ssin il iron ae
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ss-ne tiHoii5A tae gloom and ps5a- uie T. tas
Heaven saaraing breads. aal esrt4s vafa szsd-
IN life. in death. Iord sbids s-a as
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAYoR NOTES.

The Y P. 5. c. E. Of Mount Vernon
Place H. E Church South recently held
an installation service. at which the
new officers were installed bv the razsor
with appropriate exercises. followed bv
an installation sermon. This socfetv
supports missionary in Japan. who re-
ports a great amount Of interest among
the people; so much so that much work
has to be left undone.
Calvary Intermediate c. E. Society
which reports a membership Of forty
five. has recently elected the following
officers: President. Mr.. Charles F
Hatch; recording secretary. H. N. Gill
man. 5r.; corresponding secretary. Miss
Jessie swartout
The Y. P. s. c. E of the First Con
gregauonal Church held its regular
business meeting last night in the
church parlors- The social is 10 be held
at later date in the country
The Gur1ey Memorial Church e E So
eiety has about decided. after a second
trial. TO hold its conservation service .
half hour before the regular c. E. PRAYER
meeting.
The following officers have been elect
ed in the Metropolitan A. N. E. Church
Christian Endeavor Society: President.
Miss Belle Smith; vice president. Mr.
Lewis T. Chapman; recording secretary.
Mrs. Mary c. Howard. corresponding
secretary. Mrs. a. n. Chase: treasurer.
Miss Mary Goode.
Members Of the Christian Endeavor
Society Of the Temple Baptist formerly
z Street, Church VIII long remember the
prayer meeting Of last Sunday. which
vas the first. one held IN the new church.
Seven new members we're received. five
active ard two associate. and the new
Endeayor HyllnaI was used for the first
time. The members are rejoicing IN
their new home and invite ali Endeav-
orers 10 visit them.
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An Invaluable Help.

Notes OF the Devotional Meeting
Topic for the six months beginning
with July is ready for delivery MessFs
Eaton & Mains have given Us hand
some book. The expositions were pre-
pared b. ReE- Dr.. Kaufman Of FAN Riv-
er. Mass. and Rev Charles L Nye, OF
Aaes. Iowa. The former IS nov an
Eastern man, though bc-n and educated
in the West. The latter is at present q
Western man. though born and educated
IN the East. One IS the EpEortn
League edito- Of e-Zions Herald. wzile
the other does Ike service for the
Central Christian Advocate Both
have done admirably
We wish every member Of the League
who attends the weekly devotional meet
ing would order copy Of Notes TIE
wish is greatly Intensified concerning
those who are called upon TO lead Fif-
teen cents Pays the bill. order from any
Methodist bookstore.
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Mrs. sue King had charge of the
league meeting at Anacostia Sunday
evening. July {,
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Interest is already being manifested
amcng local Epvorttlars IN the next
district convention, which wiz be held
the latter part Of September. at which
time new officers viii be elected. The
present officers have filed their several
positions with credit and satisfaction,
yet it is not an unusual thing Tor ths
convention 70 make changes which is
sometimes necessary On account Of SONS
refusing to serve for any longer period.
The present cabinet win arrange tne
program and VIII be glad to have sug-
gesdons for the same.
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Mr. william Freer conducted ths
league service At Eldbrooke last Sun
day evening
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Lesson Message.

/. Practice Is . eesser 9roef than pro-
fessiop-
>. Tie spirit Of truth Is the test Of
the true The only abiding comfort is
IN Christ
3. ComBaniorsh.p Wiz Christ ldautI-
fes rs interest and ni1e
J. Christ keeps ne, aGd / keep His
comma Hdzaerts.
3 Love IS the telescope CT the soul
through which the largest stars Of truth
arc seen
6 It is only IN lie high attitudes Of
love thar the ievsest seeiag GENES uB71
tie scul.
:. The spirit Of truth IS never allied
with anything false
3. The neace Of Carist IS net mere
peace Of emotion, bgt the peace Of char
acter.
9. Trouble is onIy 4 tonic to the soul
that s trse.
10. The scul that kacws God need
never Frew rear
II. LoYa Teieioes most IN the VIII Of
him she Ieves the hest
y Christ IS With US al The days.
Sorrow and signing must have al end,
because Eis loyt IS endless