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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-25

ny n drastic process. 20 which par
iiameni save a willing assent. rhs
encountered estates act. as " was
called, was to degenerate ireland.
a Transferred ahsat a sixth part 81
the irish aoii, but il ultimate rcault
VAS 60 yFeate n new class % harsh
aud needy landlords.
clsds,ens's prolset
Mr.. uisdstoHe took 40 the sub
iert IN 1919. the Measure h. pee.
suadrd parliament Ia make Law, II
not withsut faults uas. n~vefthe-
less. = wise and aasf.al frfsrm which
has been carried nut in tho Irish
land. he ieealfnsd the tenant risht
II Ulster. N hlch gave the tenant
farmer. Ia parts II the provinces. q
quasi proprietary interest In hts
farm. he did the aafn~ FOR a tenant
right growing up in the ather prus-
inces' he secured 70 the irish ten
ant what was ut. due. compensation
for the reai Improvement. h. had
made IN the land
In pfactic~ the act ~efkri many
lnfusflora aud Ia the end only Ia
creased discomfort. The outbreaks
u the late 'To~ was followed ~ the
land act ~ f&sf The put up thr
famous three ~ n,sty o. tenure
fair rent ard fr~e sale A land
eonmsnsiea vas aps-ssnt~a. bat the
whole s.sh~me was uaand ar In o.
much red taps the tenant had 90
spend mufe IN lawsuits that NJ
nained IN rent Vet his rent was
cut down nearly e fses cent and ths
esneni u fhia l. nnaiiS being fsit.
The gsnrssi rrsutt. however. vas al
together a disappointment.
Tenant Purxksss
Tenant puff base has been move
saceesafai ~ e fee~ pvar4nts
nos tiii their ewa land. the koeern.
mrnt has advanced fiesn. 80 90 Zoe
the purchase. the tenants - pay
back Ia q year, flat a man Who u
buyins his farm pays les each ysar
than the man Nho 4. renting his
and ihiH makes the men Who sre
stan paying rent more DISCONTINUED
than ever. THIS disransent canacs
the sticiiubs On the Re ffeYne 80
tate and the Land Naf IN ~
nauxht~ whIeh l. stiii beard from
occasionally.
Wyndi.ama ns~ scheme IL . great
extension % the land purc haa- rys-
tenn. the government adsancins
u,oney 10 tenants 10 buy their farfps
from their landlords The tensuts
ain thee repay the money In % an.
nuai instaiinents. The unkuown
point 10. hos maeh snI Wyndham
ash the xor~fpusenf 10 Eivef T1ss
Ma slunaflaf headers ettres a isrEe
sum n is estimated that 49, ~
90 wouid hu, ous pfasftca ally all We
landlords IN Ireland nut Wynf-
ham Il not ready 60 force landlords
10 sell who are not ready. and the
Nationalist say tho scheme must b.
cufupuisoFy % saereed
Whatever happsus. the parliament
wtii b. the greatest ffish session.
.inre home rule days.
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,,tt,..- az go, stsa,trns. ue nup y =
nothing Of him except Tiltons own
account of himself.
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W A NrEDs- Men and women 70 study
HYpNOTISM, PERsoaAI. MAC
NE1'tBM ana character reading W
aut almpiined method caii FOR
charts ana delinentians. Institute
Of Science. it0s Heeand avenue
Denny building
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tzfs fsa ean have ave ssf-s u aae lad
- f5fa zee pay 80 eash and "
rFsff thfss nl4nti.a until paid TNsnii
isai nitfsa ssik - tss sisstste ar - niins
Htss fias 20 me eiiy hstfs = aeha-al ana
tsasNhisafs
ssszBaFtne ns~ caftag~ sasf ssthaiidiHns
tie i.fae iasa hlnhiY rutt4tsts'si bsffies
And fruit. anig thr~a niinufts Nefh -
car fsisir rent fafr terms % saaft
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
Shocked the Diplomats.

An English magazine publishes
some amusing stories about American
diplomatists of the old school At 81.
Petersburg on one occasion the czar
addressed to the American minister
the purely formal question. Il hope
you have good news from home" 10
which came the startling answer:
yes. thank your majesty. excellent
news II is boy and weighs twelve
pounds" The diplomatic corps was
convused. but the czar, who had Just
been made a happy father himself.
sent his "heartiost congratulations 20
Nine. Minlstre." Thcreupon tho
American fioored etiquette again by
inquiring after tho health OF the en-.
press. who backed UP this appeal 10
mere human nature some days later
by personally thanking him in par.
ucularly audible voice"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
ouR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

The Legislature OF Hawaii has trans.
mitted TO the House series of joint
resolutions asking for the organiza-
ton OF State Government for the
islands
In his annual report on the condition
Of affairs in the island Of Porto Rico.
Governor Hunt says there is a strong
current inf favor Of Amerlcanism
Governor Taft's report on the cost
OF railway lines for the Island OF
Lu2on. L. l.. is as follows: Manila 10
Aparri 336 miles. SGG75. .G02: Dagupan
10 IaoaC. 1GS miles. 81. .3G7 .O3G; Manila
TO Batangas, siXty-nine miles. 81 997,- =
i57.
, Judge Gear. OF the Circuit Court. at
the request of the Home Rule party at
Honolulu. ii l., has instructed the Ter
ritorial Grand Jury TO investigate the
reports of repeating, voting in the
names Of dead or absent persons aud
perjury in the elections.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS.
Put a Dollar in the Bank.

\ rainy days n-oomin' hoys, as sure as
you're alive,
when bees can't pvt single drop Of
The busy ants won't dare 10 set "A foot
outside the door.
They'll loaf around and make their
meals ON what they've CLEANED be-
ain't no weather prophet. as they call
'em, but you bet
! know the times a-comin' when It's
likely TO Toe wet.
And them as may prepare for IL viii
have themselves 10 thank
IT, while the weathers fair, they put n
dollar IN the bank.
Its mighty nice 10 slosh around ana cut
lordly dash
And make the people wonder at the way
YOU squandcr cash
It's fun 10 SOW your dollars like there
wasn't any stint,
And sort OF make the public think YOU
own "A private mint
But 10y and by the time VIII come you
won't have such chance,
And jest as like a. not there'll be some
patches on your pants.
Instead OF DRAWN prizes, why youn
only get blank.
And yoGn regret you didn't put a dollar
In the bank
There amt no sea so cam but that at
times the storms prevail.
There amt no soil 20 good but that
sometimes the crop viii fan
And them same men who brHg the most
about lead pipe cinch."
Sing different tunes when later on they
find they're I'm n pinch
10 amt good sense TO waste your cake
promiscuously because
The day will come you'l want r crust
TO put betwiNt your jaws
And II you'd have your vest look plumI
instead OF lean and lnnk
You'd better not forget TO put dollar
In the bank
--Ilostgn Globe
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
DEFIGN.

Manuel Espiuosa was appointed a
member OF the Panama Junta 20 sue
Ceed Frederico Boyd
Edward Lord Weeks. the vell-kuOwn
American artist, died at Paris France.
Whalers just returned 10 Scotland
report that they found tie Danish
Eriksen expedition Oh Saunders Isl
and in n pitiable state Of destitution.
Count Moltke. the artist OF the expe-
dition, was very III.
The Austrian military authorities
have decided in favor Of special Kind
OF wrought bronze. from which 300
new cannon FOR the Austro- Hungarian
army will be Manufactured
Tho De Beers Consolidated Mines
produced in the past year diamonds
worth S2G 2Oj $50 giving a profit OF
81 III 400.
Seventeen Italian Anarchists have
been expelled from Geneva. Swiizer-
land. and delivered TO the Italian az
thOrities.
Premier Ciolitti yielding 20 the IN
s.stence of King Victor Emmanuel of
Italy. has abandoned bis Intention Of
resigniIg.
Russian sailors az fbemulpO. Korea.
on being attacked by Japan,ss dock
labosers drove the latter away with
their lists using 10 weapons.
4 FIRE in 'he mail car Of tho -. Pet.
ersburg Moscow mail train is reported
20 have destroyed property estimated
lu value % S3JOOOOO
Several hundred persons have been
thrown oct Of employment by the clos.
Ing % the ron mines IN Santiago,
Cuba.
Sir Arthur Consn Doyle. the author.
has received the Conservative Domin0.
ton Tor Parliament IN the Border
Burghs.
Russia's demand on China for the
recall OF lie TaOisi Yuan. a Manchu.
from the Korean border, has teen
r-artsd Under pressure.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
DOMESTIC.
The first train was run across Salt
Lake over the new $4,000, 900 cut

The first train was run across Salt
Lake over the new $4,000, 900 cut
The total taxable wealth OF Indian
Territory, according the Governors $
report, is $430SS.0I1
The nine Sioux Indians held AT Doug.
las. Wyo., for the murder Of officers
who Were pursuing them have been
discharged il being sworn that the
two redskins killed were the murder.
ers.
Trouble in the office OF the United
States Treasury agent at Boston.
Mass. has resulted in the transfer OF
Colonel c. J. Smith and his six clerks
Sent 10 hospital in San Francisco,
Cal, because OF mental trouble Il. T.
Metayer. a merchant from Australia,
cut his throat.
Nine hundred men were thrown out
OF employment at EnSlcy. Tenn. by
the closing Of the steel mills OF the
Tennessee Coal. Iron and Railway
Company for lack OF orders
Twenty -four eight-inch and twenty
four seven-inch guns for the navy have
been ordered made at the arsenal at
Watervliet, y. Y
Arthur wilkins. Of Atkinson. Me.
q registered guide. was shot through
the head by another guide. Charles
Berry. OF the kathardn Iron Works.
and died two hours later
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
brought suit in 81. Louis 10 cancel poll
les aygrecating S2j0,OOO issued 20
lanes l.. Blair
Citizens OF San Antonio. Texas were
in a freIzy Of rage because for twenty.
three days they had been isolated from
the world through quarantine regula-
tiouS
The United States Court Commis-
sioner AT san Francisco. Cal. has
handed down n decision in the case OF
Lin Lung Wong. q merchant. 10 the
effect that Chinese manufacturer
who engages i'm any kind Of manual
labor about his factory IS a laborcr
under the meaning Of the exclusion act.
and as such is not entitled 10 enter into
or remain in the country as n mer.
chant
An explosion OF natural gas ~ Mar
ion. Ind. wrecked Benjamin lights
home besides badly injuring Gye per.
sons in the house.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
LIVE STOCK.
THE BUTTER SITUATION.
Outlook Not Promising and Holder. Are
Becoming Gloomy.

New Yor; City.-Thc outlook for but.
ter OF June ana July production is not
promising from the statistical position
Of the market. and in some quarters
holders are becoming gloomy. Prices
Of held butter are 2ll2M24c compared
with 24iZO2jc Tor the same time last
year. Fresh butter q current make
and of the 'radc of first is selling at
whOlcsal' Tricc = 22lLc compared
with 2Iizc for ;hc same time il 1902
Prices on fancy ~ crse of September
make ar2 nc lower than "a year ago.
While the market displays steady
tone on this grade. il Is in an unsatis.
factory condition fer late made stock.
Eggs arc higher. aud although con.
sumption has been reduced sharply by
the retail prices. receivers manage 10
hld n quick market f1r cDnsignments
showing a fair proportion of new laid.
Wholesale prices Of average best West.
crn range from 2Sc. q 3Oc per dozen.
Spectators il refrigerators are reap.
Ing harvest ~ profit. and May hold.
crs are predicting still higher prices.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
MINOR EKNTS&M week
~ ~ gssssS
TAsH1yGTVN,yrrMs.

fhe Secretary cf'snt Treasury re-
Fived frqp a,IErson in BROOKLYN. y.
Na.a consSisce coDtribution OF Slo75o
e from Trenton, \. - $50.
Fhe Russian Government intends 70
purchase the Russian Embassy on
Scott Circle. The Embassy VIII. he re
modelled throughout and 4 ballroom
added
Speaker Cannon has appoihte 6sRe en,,
resentative Livernash. Of California r.
member OF the Committee on Enrolled
Bills.
Secretary Moody transmitted 10 the
House with his approval q Naval
Board report recommending n site FOR
n naval magazine 10 cost 500 600.
seven miles from the Boston Navy
Yard and four miles from Nastasket
Roads
The Supreme Court Of the United
States. after handing down decisions.
adjourned until Monday November 50
Representatives Underwood (Alal
and Hardwick (Ga1 introduced joint
resolutions In the House providing for
the repeal Of the Fifteenth Amendment
OF the Constitution.
Frank T. Sargent Commissioner Of
lmmigra ton. suffered an attack OF par
alysis OF the left side.
The board. composed of Rear.Ad-
miral TAYLOR and Lieutenant-C Com.
mander Winslow. appointed 10 select n
site for a naval training station on
the great lakes. nave chosen five sites.
the first choice being Lake Bluf. thir-
ty-two miles north OF Chicago; the sec
ond is Racine, Wis: third. MuskeGou,
Mich; fourth Milwaukee, and nth.
Michigan City.
Postmaster General Payne directed
the dismissal OF several clerks in the
81. Louis poStofiice. for alleged con-
spiracy 10 secure the removal OF Post.
master BaumhoG OF that city.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
Suburbs az jersey.

The Jesuit fathers until recently 10
Gated at the Frederick fMd) noyltiate
and now on The Hudson, near POugh.
kecpsie, had considerable trouble or.
ganizing for the big removal, and i'm.
pressed into service one Of the hotel
janitOrs, who happened 90 DO at the
depot, % carry luggage. A passenger
IN a train going through noticed tho
hustle Of moving and asked where tho
fathers were going
Up on the Hudson said the janl
tor picking ny grip.
The passenger noticed the initials
IS J." on the grip.
What docs that stand fOr?" he
asked.
The janitOr replied promptly:
That's their destinstlon--su surburbs
u Jersey! Lippincotts.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
Good RESOLUTIONS.

Shall w Judge a quarry by. rs refuge
storcs2 Or resolutions by the broken
ones Called the pavement OF he'll, good
resolutions have az often been the scat
folding OF heaven. They nave been the
first rough frame. rising upon which the
beautiful and permanent walls OF char
acter ard conduct and spiritual lie have
heen builded One might as well laugh at
the skeleton which is built beneath some
mighty arch as sneer az good resolution.
OF course. II II not much IN itseit, but,
resting upon it. the first frame of what
shall re both mighty and worthy may be
formed. Never was there a good word
spoken. or a wise deed done, or brave
sacrifice offered but somewhere YOU Will
ind a rood resolution in 1t. Changing our
frure hut keeuing our thought. II ls true
that the little rill called resolution
sometimes dries up and is lost; but some.
mes. too. II wldens into the stream OF
cndeayor. and then II dcepens into the
mighty river called "accomph phshment.
upon whose waters the Suirlt OF God for
ever broodeth bring forth the new crea-
tions-S s Time
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
Seeing the Beauty.

Some persons are always looking for the
darb things Of life and Of course they find
what they are looking for Others are al,
,v,vs looking for the bright things aud
,hev find them Bishop Nicholson Of Nil.
waukeo. relates that during the first years
G.. his ministry parish matters. social ana
financial. were in a bad way and straight
ening them out was slow work. lie was
much discouraged one day when, having
gone 10 New York on business, he stopped
10 look at the Brooklyn Bridge. then
building a man. covered with dirt. was
working on the abutments. That's pretty
dirty work YOU are engaged m. said me
Lisbon "Well. YES answered the laborer.
"hut somehow We don't think of the dirt.
but of the beauty which j. TO come ont ot
our work" 1T was the lesson ] needed.
.ays the bishop. and went back 70 nm.
adciuha the better for it, 1t lS lesson
which We an need. Happy indeed. VII
be those who learn and apply tn. W.
Christian Advocate
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
OFF ON HIS DIAGNOSIS.
The Physicians Mistake in Sizing Up
His Patient

His Patient
Into the office OF doctor came n
tired man who wished treatment, The
at the mans tongue, felt his pulse,
sounded his chest, and said Same
old story. my friend. Man cannot live
without fresh air no use trying. !
could myself II corpse. as YOU are do
could make myself a corpse. az you
my Office and didn't stir.
You must have fresh air; you must
take long walks, and brace up by
staying out Of doors. Now, ! could
make drug store out OF you. and
you would think was smart man.
but my advice TO you Is TO walk, walk
walk"
But, Doctor" interrupted the
man.
That's right. argue the question
That's my reward. OF course, you
know all about my business. Now
will you take my advice? Take long
walks every day-several times day.
and get your blood into circulation" ."
But my business" said the pa.
uent
"Of course your business prevents
n; everybody says that Just change
your business SO you VIII have 10
walk more. by the way. what is your
buBinoBs?"
I'm letter carrier" meokly rc
piled the patient
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
TOOK YEARS TO COMPLETE.
Picture Recently Finished Was Begun
-Four Centuries huo.

-Four Centuries Ago.
The morbid streak In human nature
was evidenced during the last few
days by the throngs that paused on
Broadway To gaze at an old painting
that hung in an auctioneer's window.
says the New York Press. II repre-
sentcd The Day Of Judgment" Pits
Of sulphur, ghouls. fields, harpics and
serpents were all pictured i'm way
to make the blood run cold = but the
most gruesome part OF the painting
was the uper leftband corner. There
Napoleon Bonapartc was shown stand.
ing grimly with folded arms In tho
midst Of cnwreathinR flames The
victims Of his ambitious schemes con.
lrontcd him a. skeletons and "A dead
body pierced with a sword was held
accusinRly before his eyes.
This painting was begun by Jean
Cousin AT Paris in 1890. The part oi
IT called Napoleon in Hell" was OK.
ccutod by Wicrtz IN 1910 and the On.
ishing touches were added by a third
artist named Wallet.
II is "a fantastic work. evidently in.
spired in theme by Dantc's Inferno"
II Is said there Is nothing else like II
in the world Many Of those who
viewed II with q shudder say that one
painting Of the kind Is enough
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
WHAT SICK KIDNEYS CAUSE,

KIDNEY COMPLAINTS - nla
betes, Brights Disease, lntlam-
nation Of the Kidneys. Dropsy
Swelling Of the limbs or body,
incessapt pains in the hack or
loins.
BLAnpER TROUBLES - In.
aamma,ion 81 the bladder, in.
famed passages pain in passing
urine, incontinenCe of urine, too
much or too little urine
Uric ACIp ,TRoVBLrs.-
Rheumatism, Gravel, Gout,
Gall Stones. Lumbago.
NERVE TRoUBLEs - Neural.
gia, Scistica, Nervous Collapse,
Sleeplcssness. Mclancholia.
Many other disorders are
caused directly or indirectly
by faulty kidney action, and
can he reached and cured by
Doans Kidney Pills. This
remedy has cured every com.
plant recorded above, and over
50,000 testimonials prove its
surprising merit
90 cents per box, Of all deal.
ers. or mailed on receipt of
price, by addressing Foster.
Milburn Co, Buffalo, y. y.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27

Mrs. GEORGE WALLACE, Jr.,
Of Elmira. N. Y. wife Of
George Wallace, broker. OF
West Water Street, and living
at 667 Baldwin Street, yays:
lin March. 1897. was cured
of kidney and bladder trouble
by Doan's Kidney Pills. MY
physician said at that time that
my life could be saved only
by an operation. Night after
night i had been kept awake
for hours at time with ter.
rible pain In my back, and the
secretions from the kidneys
were in as bad n state as pos
sible. / suffered with hemor-
rhages frequently and was In
a weak state Four boxes OF
Doan's Kidney Pills cured me.
aud | now gladly rerndorse the
remedy. because during the
time which has since elapsed,
nearly seven years, | have never
had the slightest sign CT a
return Of the trouble"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
rn.nnr and In.Morrou.

Part Of to-day belongs TO tomorrow. az
the seed belongs 90 the shoot. az the ioun-
dation belong. 90 the building. 80 today
owes its best % tO-mOrroW. FOR not 20 DO
ght to-day may rum toGnorroU. But the
-esrrsc d. rot true. Tomorrow canno;
u.n to-day Tines wheel doe not nu
backward Banish. then. foreboding and
anxious forecast and hll to-day with faith.
fll work. with Kindness and courage and
h0ue. and 30 you viii keep tomorrow from
beng marriott. and make = good, hon.
81 today when DO comes M ID. BabcOck.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
Copartnership In Toll.

Nothing 20 degrades our toa as the con.
slant thought Of the pay we shall receive
Tor dong Il. II this u liberal We are apt
10 be cheerful and deit handed. II u -
meaccr and stinted we grumble and mo's
20 +, a. slaves Bat II We once realize that
our work was with God. how eager. how
Quick how strenuous would be Our en-.
deavo-s. that We might not disappolnt or
fail HIM Since CompanIOnsbIp with the
great and good d always q IOytsS thing,
.t wo.id put a song on our hps u we re-
a.7ed the blessed co.psrtnefship IN our
tar of God Rev r 2 Never.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
Our Part I,sentia..

God has place Tor each one of ~. and
work sor each one Of us God does not
cxpect MS 10 fll more than our own pace,
or 70 do more than our own work; but
egch one Of " is important m his or her
own sphere All the offerings Of the
wealthy IN the courts Of the temple o.
Jerusalem were well IN their time and
amount. But the poor widow. who bad
onlv her two mites. should not have felt
tIa' her gift was unimportant. 1t seemed
"a # Jesus sat watching and waiting for
hat little Offering: and the story OF her
doing her part has been tod the world
over In the centuries since then. az les
son and as an inspiration. Even though
our rart is but a little one, God as i were,
watches and waits for IN &. Sunday
school Tines
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27
Learning the Trade OF King.

Prince Edward and one OF his
younger brothers were being enter
tanned 10y n gentleman who had not
quite gaugcd the desires of his young
hearers. and had rather outrun their
small patience. When the end or the
long story came. the elder boy turned
To the younger and said "smilcv'-St.
Lnmcs' GnZeite
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27

Buying n whole mountain b. not an o..
diaar Undertaking. bot that ~ what IhOF.
+. Land. Df Pittsbufg. Pa. hss done on
the lslo Of Pres Just on the Cuban shore
he has purchased ar entire mountain Of
pIle wnitc marble. Hs b. erecting beau.
tiul reHdenco On the fountain. and wall
coon BEGIN quafyIng the treasure. He
bought the mountain for song no one
moving itg real value.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1903-11-27

cannot say that the true part o.
nan. In relation 20 God. seems 20 ne 20
30 to give al that - claimed. and claim
nothing that y not Even And j pro-
iouud.y believe that whoever sil cheer
fully surrender himself 20 the daily duty
and the PRAYER Of faith will not long be
lef; in the shadows, but will emsrge INTO
q hTht which be knows 20 ls divine
James MsrtIneaU.