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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Sriainclc Sicranseiac.

Ser Eeitaurateur 9ernefer in
&onigs6erg empfieblt bus baieriide
Gler IN folgenoer o~rigineQer @eiie:
SraltGbare INSTRUMENTATION berei.
ten beItdnoig bitteres, braunes baie.
rides Bier, 6efanntlih beionoers
biliges geoiirfnib be9ltiigiamer briI-
oerlid) bebagli6 beiiamnlenIibenoer
giirger. getbortc bierfeinolihe
gacdIltSsS riiOer bebnupten bismeileu
beItimmt: 8aieriihes 8ier beralide
balo, befrieoige bloB 9ouern, 6erou6a
beIIeren 9emllBtieins, bei1rGufe
blibenoe Silouua, begriinDe breite
T1lldle, bef0roere bIinoen 9lo0iint.
- Segeiltert 9acd]lts better, bleibt
beim @elleren; belingt gurgulber,
&oroenur, 9rutiemein, belhimpft
bosboft baierilhe0 Bier. 9ieoere
9iertrinferI gepor 9emeiie Belle.
res belpGbren, bleibt ~beigeleut beim
braunen geherblinten, blei6t 6aieri.
lde SierfrelmOe beim baieriidlen
Sierlpirtb 8ernefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
ScdsnuSorcifig SATIRE ciuscIpcrrt.

9elgiihe 9lGtter beridten iiber
cine Intleben crregenOe NbidlieBumg
zines Mtenlden: Sn oaS &ranfen.
bultS 5u Sal mlrroe Der 56idbrige
Sean Sodrp eingelieiert, Der bon lei.
mem Nruoer, einent reId)en Bauer in
&epingben bel Sal, ioipie ieiner nit
Dem 9rrIOer mirtbldnitenOen Sdhpe-
tier ieit SO Sabren Dor Ser IuBen.
melt in Sait gebalteu moroen lit. Ser
llngliidlide bietet ein entiesli6eS
glib beS 3erfalles. Solig 5uiam.
mengei6rumpft, permag er lid) nidt
mebr Uuf oen 6ilBen 5l balten; 5li-
ben bat er Den @ebralG Ser Sprdd)e
rerloren. Sas &opf9aar lit poaig
u~sridmunoen, Der Bart oagesen uI-
g~eruo5nliG lang uio mir. Gr ioG
angeblid i'm Sabre 1867, natOem
ibn ba$ Coos gum Soloaten beitimmt
bette, ans SlIrft Dor Ser 9alerne
geiite$geItort geporoen ieiu. SSn.
%iolgebeIien fiir oienltllntmIglih CT.
tldrt, tehrte er auf bel paterliden
Sol 5nriid: Seit0em horte man
nidts mebr BON ibm; lel6It iabrelarg
dllf Dem Sofe be0ienltet gemeiene
2erte puBten nihts bon ser Grilten5
bes llnqliidlihen, Die iest oiIrd) eineu
ononDmen Srief Dem 8eri6t qnge.
5eigt morben lit. 9ie 8enoarmen
fanben Den ACKNOWLEDGMENT in elmer
nit einem pergitterten 5eniter Der.
iebenen &ammer, Ole fiir5li6 cine
&einigung erfabren 5u baben i6ien
nnb einen NIT faulem Strob aeiiiQten
@retterfalten entbielt, Der Dem linz
gliifliGen ais Sa9eritatt biente. 9as
8eribt bat Die ltnterilltung Elm.
geleitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05

Se% llngliidliden 81 reiBen unO inn
ipieoer Die &larbeit lcines 0eiite8
5nrildSiigeben? Soute lie enolih oie
Ginpirfrmg OcS fllrdtbaren 0iftes,
ocnn Der Siroling bon @rdpesenb
nidt crleden mar, ba5 leinen 8eilt
llilr ipie nit lnllidtbaren arallen UNI,
tlnmmert belt, %nufbebeu?
ODER mar eS linn 6eifieoen, IN lei,
rem iammerpollen 3ilItanbe bin5us
iiehen ulO niemals Grfiilllng iiir
ieine Siebe, niemalS &larbeit OeS
Geiites Dieber5ufinben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05

itlepptp ii6 miibiom meiter nod oen
@efn1dern Der 8rdiin.
alS er iih Der Sbiire nGberte,
fonllte er lib ploblib nidJt mebr oufs
red)t crbalten. =
Seine 3iige iparen entItelt, feline
Iugen itarr uub ge6rpden. Iod)
etnige Sdritte tallmelte err poripdrtS.
9ann brad) er oid)t Dor Der Ibiir
Ger 0rdfin 5uiommen.
Ser lette Smut erlturb fraitlos ailf
ieinen 2ippen
No6 elm leiies 3liden Der Sano-
bafln par es porbei! NiemanO
flm! Namies lag lterbeno Dor Der
Tbiir ieiner Serrin. !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-07-05
Damn

81 i6rem 3iele 5u geIangen = Damn
bltdte lie 81 Dem Siren bin =
Nobin mar in Oelt SGnoen oes Tina
iteren Gamons letneS SebenS! -
GortieBung toIet.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
Stocks Advanced Slightly oil q
Fair Volume Of Busi-
ness.
MUCH MORE cHEE { f u TONE ONE.
Forcign-Markcts Stronger ana a
Better Feeling III Regard to
Far Eastern Question. 4
(By Associated Press.)

NEW YORK, Jan. ,0.--1'rlces made small
additional advances N to-days stoeg lh ma
main influence upon the advance IN prices
wna tho more cheerful tone OF foreign
markets and q feeling, Of restrained
conn to the Far EdAern negotiate ions.
Yhc bank statement met expectations
in the cash t9 Shen s F6s eontInued
expansion Of TIE loan item 70 the 81, ,extcnt
Of S7,a2l,701 was not received WIN ~
mucli satisfaction and Induced some con-
lecture az to the source Of the b9r,owins =
lii Way suggested by some banking au-
y thorlties That the low rnte to which In
u tcresl in New York has declined has
induced some reduction OF trust company
and out Of town banking lonns, which NJ. had
banks. afS
London discounts continue to advance.
but the weekly statement Of the impne era
Bank OF Germany made a strong snow
ing, and sterling exchange at thai center
advanced. 4f5
Amalganated Copper continued active 1a ".
mont industrials made quito uniform nd ,l,i.
vances. The closing was steady but but
slightly tn ~ ho oest n,,ccs have been
/, rwo's' reg dH have declined IL per
esT5 On .s sa eS 5sS s hs Mes af stocks
NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Money on call
nominal; no loans. Time loans STEADY
4 tlie pnpert S to 5 l.? per cents sterling
exchange steady, with actual business y,
oankers bills at s4ss for demand and S,,, az
sl.S.s5 to- $3.50 for sixty say. pli' s.
Posted rates s4.s2 IL TO s. SO and *4se ~
To 81 S. Commercial bills sA.Sl TO si.Sl IL.
Bar silver Is Ia; Mexican dollars "A Id.
NEW YORK, Jan: 9--Thee statement
OLA vcrages OF, tho clearing house banks
OF this city for the week shows: Loans =
sIlb9Dl.yOo, Increase s7A2l. 7oo: deposits
s.Uo, 1880 increase Sl9. bM4oo; circulailon
si4,fy76 o, decrease $227.S00: legal tenders
y s7i.TlE, 400, Increase s43O2.600 Z; specie S16s.-
4U.!cO increase s5T26.l00: resolves S24l,
1880. increase slD,02s, 100: reserve re-
o,,;rcd $3.50. i2s, 3e5 Increase A.Ss3,eoO; sur
plus s14 $50 a75, Increase s5,14510o; ex-U. s..
leposits sea- 500 Increase s., III 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

future market to-day; nothing apparently IN n.
statistics. War ruinors were plent.I -, n S.,
had effect oeTns t not eqqbat e Ih ,ss
offerings wers easily absorbed, The volume OF
trade heavy and thu Ins by ss ness AZ
The opening prices were from 800 points
thsn hlrsaaysd h ,Sa marset e aiosed
Arm IL about the highest level OF the day
The net gains over Thursdays closing were
! o'cc cotton futures arm: January, u; seTlss2ia
February INA, i5s nn AP:
Iuiy Ii.l5aI4iL3l; August, 1860 IL. So.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
PRODUCE MARKET.

na%iSslS Hsss Mna ;5tR
sRsIs i R2s
E pail; Sesssrn dIisd g. sg5s g
11 Whsa.espot QUIET t no red. nominal or
tens displayed Or less ,paain IS mo nrs
wire Toabls tSa eloss =, yielded ys de-,
ssxsrey to ePosea ssR se s;u Js
corn-spot steady; No saEc 20 Options ION
cash cash aud shipping demands Later 4. broke
sndss s slosss rs Hst oxse
5SSa 5% 81 S1s; s!iy
ps;sSSs
Gontinent. s7.5: compound 81 2sgs i psr Ia
Sn!si ismiy s tES5,i g; short clear $500
rs slra ne s, sS%%on to so0'
E Ge.ddH 5m' n Ths
f9r G9 t to points hshsr absens.
free offerings the nst further ads Vance
pc points With sn, the f fiGsa saes Bags
suEaraw nominal; far rsiinins o is.
s Sue sen' i1isae 1eai QUIET
ers A. sa.so; mould a.. s+7l: Gu. !, =, any
crushed $50: powdsrsd SA65 Il: 4 gr e. n a so.
Saias, sirns new 6reans aias7c. =.
s1eagnsty iaS fu
cream, fancy small. coored, September. 1 &c
made sma, White gegStesss ss i and
1Pennsvivann.a. nearby. average finest, al.
Lens .w lsasd 81 s tate
snyG Western. sacks, Sc lo9225 Peanuts-Eirm;
fancy hnndplcked. &C.; other domestic, lgoE.S
Cnbbages-IEirm and unchanged. Cotton-.oy
steam to Liverpool Pc
Is CHICAGO. ILL. jan a.-Heavy liauidatlo y.
due moro peaceful news from me dar m us ns
Today. May wheat closed 1Hl.7sc. below la ~
nights figures. May corn ~ down 'Sc;; anu
OATS M6bMc. Provisions arc 1y1S0l lower
The leading tutures ranged as follows:
7
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
NAVAL STORES,

WILMINGTON N. c., Jan o-SPIRITs
TuRPENTIN e. Itcady at Goc,; receipts 10
casks. liosln-Fi-m at SEQ; receipts, 2S3 bar
Crude Tprpcntlne--F at Sa'sSqs'SO; receipts,
"A barrels ~ - 1 ~,
FIRM at GOc.; sales, % casks; rc ei.Is, 26)
casks; exports 4l5 casTs, {5sin,-F,rm; re-
ceIpts. sa,7W barrels; sales, l,9sl barr Isl; OK
p9GtfHfA RGEsIoN, S. c., Jan. o-TuRpEN-
TlNE-Skady at 5silc, Roslfl-Steady
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. jan 9.--The cotton market
opened to-day with moderate ACTIVITY q an
ness Was small, but the murket was stlons, q
one time showing net advance Or. ..es3!s
points tho opening prices being the lowest OF
the session. Ihe principal Lass or to-u.y E UP /
ward movement was the assumption ~ nome
anu abroad tnut the Russu-J apunese sltuat.on
sSuuiu Gnu peacefully. 8lls AZ 40, .
Receipts al tns ~, 70 to-day were 81 ea5 balls
For tnu week .vU,00O bales against sS,,Ivy last
week and s-o4!9 Lust year = fo. o. W., racn1y
last year, and at Houston 1.449 bales against
~, $40 last year. ii s5,gJ+ .ts 45.lstl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
my GOODS NrARKEv,

DRY GOODS MARKET
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.--The dry Goods market
shows little Increased activity. but the utook
for more active business ana added slrn'lsss 70
prices is generally considered bright, The llnt
cloth market Is unusually Arm. ;,,.d products
and upward tendency No market change has
occurred In prices. but rho prospects are for
further REIMBURSEMENT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
WE n,,,,o,,ons mr., as folIows,
pANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET,
.i.t T.nyIlle Va Inn o. l90i

!. Eollowlpr is pIbIsll, Dros' review q the
Hxterme . cold and unsuitable weathor lis
the ,s.'' Of very light breaks this week.
sal es We're so small that they lasted less than
agreeable and cold that bHt few buyers were
Oft OIL tho gales. Very llt wagon tobacco
muiations Ia the warehouse Of odds and en'iA
Irlces show no clio nee l1se the close Of sslsH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK IS Va, = Jan. D!-PEANuTS-
farmers market nriner, Fancy. stat. strictly
prime, 3HQss.c. prlnc.f 27shs,r; common. Fac
csc. Spanish, S3QS5c.; machine picked. 2.S
'PETERsBuRCf,, va. Jan, a-PEANErs-
6punisn YVQpv.ac, Aiurksi nlli. stVck ilInt
fancy: market steady tbf stEr 81 I3f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
corroNsDEp OIL MAnKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. 49-uottsnseed oil was
dull, but nrmly held on f., buls news from
mills, $40. off summer yellow, nominal: prime
white 3ylIiOc. h prime winter yellow, 40lDisc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

before the holidays Since tho new year there
appaars to bo considerable more IN uir for
uiu redrled stocks ana some Few s-lcs have \
been made Holders Of old stocks seem IN very
much better SPIRITS. with improved prospects
for sales Of their holdings IF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
LYNcHBURG, TOBACCO MARkE1

so,o. - ,nhacSn ~ Iha yT,i y IDut
for tia two weeks ending December 23 ivv3.
reported BY John l., oslespy. OK Lynch Ware.
Sold week ending December 10th, Coy,ooo
pounds; sold week ending December 23d l:3, iou
pounds decrease for week ending December
to December %, 1908 s.774,ioy pounds, . sod
from October l. 1902, toiDecembeE q, 1902, d.
pounds; sold during December 1902, 3,i0.7OO
pounds, NF8l
tobacco year I9O3-l9O4. RereInts have been
much lighter than for IN ,,., same quarter last
hy hn XIX TX ana a g
offerings has been rather. more inferior than
was Expelled, but Il snallf proportion Of ilns
ave Averaged rather lower on all grades ex-
cept fine chipping and Wrappers,
Sales Will open again on Monday. January
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
j TOBACCO MARKET.

3 S:.- s. Richmond, va, Jan. 9, 1904.
Is Richmond Va, J an s, 1904.
On account of continued cold weather and
for want OF O season, the receipts ar. very
light aud market quiet With tie or nothing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

dlse and passengers, Old Epminlon line. 49,
JStenmer Berkeley Shelly, Norfolk. Sn,irchap-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

rh,co 80 "a md Quincy now ls............ 0oTt
c,h,ca 80 NJ and 81 Paul gen, 4s.......... .1os,s
f,hcs eo ma Northwestern con. 7s........ 1914
Chicago. r. l. and Pacific 4n.......'... q
Chcaso. n and Pas Col OIL IS.
Chicago Terminal IS go. s sss3
genealogical reDaf Scrn 81
Er!e prior lien s si
Erie Trms and Denver city 102
Hooking Valley ts n;ed %
LouisSit.ie aln rao oI no,d 4s.,,......,.. 10.&
h3ax,na :, rent ri IS TN
S;nntrai ut Inc ,..,............. 1874
MeSlcAi -. o. 40 10 -. III o. 70
M hinIa,, ing Kansas and Texas esh
National r. n. OF Mexico con 4s.......... 15ss}
t NeW 1a1anv Central gen os...,,.....,.. t2sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
'oRr OF RIcn An; :! "; JAN. .. 1904,

ilARRIpED, e.4S
steamer Eocahontas Graves. Norfolk and
nmes river landings. mcrcalldlse nnd passen-
ers. Virginia Navigation cSMpany
lie and apassongels, Old non,nlon linz.
Steamer Berkeley, Shelly. Norfolk. merchan,
N SO and passengers. Old Dominion Line.
~ ~ " EAlLED sfi0ssit gs8il s 8 IN q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
Ii SEATTLE MARKETS.
RIcHMoNDlLivDs STOCK MARKET
- ISales at y InIon4 Stock iardA,) So

3{, 5s.s.s-,8 "a Richmond. Va Jan. ?. lsoi.;S
eeSSSs1Htf 81 Sss :aa%
@saIs% e t sd5 sss hsas5s
as:Se:: b !lds - calves, 5as'se. !;
SHsSy ISb S head;
market strong. Geed sheep. ~ o., common
" PTospects good Sor. ali kinds Of stock.
NEW YORK. Jan. ,at-BEEyEsEnsece!ps!is !.
1 as, Ss s9 ed nSs sssad dSo Sl
NJ MATHS sdes sessss sss
5 !ss s ess Xsss sss a ss
S SW sasSp s sassa
nut s Rega Ssssss jsss sS
CHICAGO. ILL. Jan. observation-disclosures
300 heal! Market nominal Goou .toa prime II,
stesEsrs ' "a
pMat tsay Mo
$as ousi2sss SSds hsSSS $
sfesp-Re celpts, 1000 head. Market, steady.
e. 500 e 9Sfe ns.v Ss snbs s e ssoes mix
Strictly choice veals, per pound. sGS1sc.: good
head. ss91s:oo. Lambs and Sheep Maryland
and Virginia lambs. choice, ssqiAc. per
Wool sheep. per pound. hest stock. 3u31ac.
good. per head, s.. 5oa3.09, Inferior: per head,
to quality and weight lk
UNION ST9GK yARPs F G5Gss e Px
pplmc ;Sago Ear Ao1fs
Prime heavy mediums !. am, ,Sz heavy yotsssGGs ss
$50; rougis, S3.5Qg4.50. Sheep-Steady. Pr me
wethers. sl3o@!fo culls and com mon. :agS Egg 81;
CINCINNATI. O., Jan. e.-HoG s-Active and
lower at S3.50@5. Co. Cattle-Quoted at. s214.65
Market active fs Sheep-Steady at $2.25u3 .s5.
tLanbs-Strong at Si.5OG6.5Q. sF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
Richmond, va, Jan, Q. 1909
& n QUOTATIONS.

Iohs Serry Gear o % gag
shostbersY Gear isss u Y 4 Ssss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

wintes patents ,lS5&a75; spflng patent ;4i9S
500. Wheatsteady spot S1ntaSt an Az, IN. ne
sSis a50e Oats-Firm; No. sWhts,, &c. b p.i;
655c, Butter-Frm and unGh. .nged fan
creamery 1Sgls Isg IN
si,nnEed; large, 1lGIlMc.;5 small, llM@l.c
sugaT-steady and unchangcdi coarse ana nne
Eranuated, SGGI:. ifa.E3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10

mlaIlng upands. sls,iv; abiding gulf 1925,
Cation Z oulet; n,iddling. la.7O not receipts.
ia bales gross. j.. lv6 bales; stock, 'eudl
bales. :, ~. - Y x. +
10 O.i bales; y export To u reat Britain, 2r54;
bales; 10 the Continent ll,s5s bales; stock,
&c Gonsouatad at All scaports-Net receipts,
y?Vyi baies;ss exportAIto Grea5 hEltaln, so''
Total since September lss As a.. seapor Ias,
Net receipts O. 45y. ~ baesia EXPORT ty te Great
britain, lGly1SO balesj to Franco, bas,lb6 bHlea;
to the Continent, l,nnSsitba bales.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. 9.--coTTON7'
81 81 iirm liverpool markets and Il firm market
i MsN YoES sass 81 hl shar n0ua'ns
Tho bun element WAS IN control q tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
SALES. rs

BALTIMORE STOCK 3iARKhT. y,
\ BALTIMORE. Md jan a.--seabo "a re liz, ar
SonOCarus Aa, &. 5.a,po Atlanta: Coast Ltna
common, lvGss n lVo; 40. prcterreu, not quoted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-10
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET,

FI.oUR-Receipts light; market fairly active.
WIlEAT-Qulet; light receipts.
coRNIcontinues In good demand,
OATS-Steady at quotations, el s
RYE-Unchanged; 1ulet, !.
X HAY-Wth heavy receipts the markct 10
Very dull and lower. N % WI
EGGS-Actiye; light receipts,, ~.
at auotatlons; other grades quiet,
!. P6ULTRY-Scarce and In active deman nd, "a
z VIRGINIA RACpN--Huns active; sides ana
sA PoTAToEs-in fairly good demand,
APPLES-FIrm at quota TONS 5N8
0RANGES-.Actiyej light receipts ~ ftt
GA1IE-Actlya at qMot4llonss , ,v,,.. 90 90,
h,shelst corn an O53 bushels; oats 20. sS0 Rush,
els; iialr :ssa barrels; hay Lbs TONS mn
o' sToc ii IN in ELEVATOR A.7g1 bush
els; corn. l070S bushels oats ts475 u bushels'
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-10-07

Love IL the greatest beautifer. The rea'
con is easy 20 see. Love itself ~ beautiful,
and il we give unsel6sh love lodgment
with us il is constantly eXerting moidins
influence upon us. 49,,
Love always appears at ITS pest Whcn
II goes wooing It always chooses the most
Incoming attire auS the most captivating
adorument. so love. when II gets posses.
sion OF human body. proceeds TO InoId
the face of that body INTO the most at
tractive form, for love always seeks TO
clothe itself in the most attractive garb.,
That il the explanation of the transior-
nation that takes place ~ q woman VINO ~
a mother. She may bc PLAN otherwise,
but when she bends over her bhbe IN an
ecstasy OF motherlo love she becomes beauti-
nl. And in proportion as we give place TO
unaelfsb love do We become attractive.
There il no rasscur like love To work
miracles in a homely face says the CHRIS,
tian Fndea,or World. There is no facial
specialist who can begin 10 do as much to
make a PLAIN young man or woman at
tractive. to overcome deiormity or hide
bIcmishes as the magician love can do
IL hate ~ TO become hateful. 10 love az
Christ loved ia to become lovely. IL is not
a cheap recipc. Tor such love costs IN pro
porlion TO its depth and intensity. bnt
any one that il willing to pay the pilce
may be beautiful.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-10-07

we WELD ourselves completely ard Gnre.
seryedly 10 Him who i able 20 keep that
which We have committed 10 him against
that day.
The effect Of this certainty is in every
way most precious and helpful Consider
for a moment what this cerutu0e means IN
the presence IF The awful calamity which
lass summer sens a thnll OF horrer
around the globe. True indeed ls the
Scripture declaration III IN this life only
we have hope an Christ We are az all men
most miscrfh.e" III death were the end ot
all then we might well believe tina; cruelty
sat IN the throne ~ the universe. But,
staggered as all are 10y the unui;erahle sor.
row. vet God rules and overrules. and
though We cannot see it now, yet m eiST-
nity We shah know that the careiessress-
or worse-ol man has bee overruled ~
eternal good. Because we know that God
il love, and because we know Jesus still
lives and is the same to-day as when lie
she'd tears at the grave OF Lazarus, we dare
10 60 into bereaVed homes and speak Of
the reunion at the right hai ot the throne
of God. | went over to the per where lay
hundreds Of the unclaimed bodies, aud l
would not have dared 10 do II. but that l
might comfort some hearthroken one with
the assurance that God cared. God loved
and in eternity God would make tins IN.
Speakable sadness 4 source OF perpetual
10Y. Can l explain it? Mo- hut could
not preach. could not hold up my head
as a Christian # did not believe, yea, n l
did no; know. that somehow, some time,
the curse shall be changed into blessing
This is the privilege OF Chrisuns 10 say
even now; I'VE know that all things work
together for good to them that love God.
WHY is it that all do not know these
things? Partly because of their condition.
There are to-day those who having eyes
see not. and having ears hear not. The
influence of training ) not easily overcome
Trained only to consider as real that Wnleh
can be anayzed hY scientific implements,
men refuse 10 admit the reality OF things
which thev cannot weigh IN their scales or
measure hy their rules They are honest.
So is the blind man honest who SAYS color
does not exist. So rs the deal man
honest whose soul cannot he moved by the
concord Of sweet sounds II is not Ques.
tion Of honesty but Of TACT. God IS, even
though the nbcheying eve may sweep the
heavens with the telescope and assert !
cannot see God. But trusting hearts VIII
say with ever increasing certtude: Il
know whom believe This gives us COM
fort in such a time as this. II IS the only
thing which can give comfort. 30, brethj
rem let US place ourselves IN the hands OF
loving God. let ne lean on the divine
power Let us trust the divine wisdom.
Let us assure Ourselves of the divine home
IN those mansions which divine love has
prCpared for us. and let us bc confident
that
Trial works for ends
Too high Tor some 10 trace
That oft m dark attire He sends
Y" Some embassy OF grace
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-10-07
H,.stgul Building.

"PIow. o winds' Rise, o ocean! Break
forth. We elements and try my work
Spch was the boastful inscription put upon
tbe fret Eddystone lighthouse built by the
eccentric WInstanlcy. His challenge was
accented. and one fearful night the sea
swallowed up the tower and its builder.
The next one met a similar tate, the
structure and its builder, Rudyard, again
pcrishlng together. -
The third was erected by Smeston, VINO
Juilt IL all Of stone, making IT a part OF lts
rock foundation. 30 that the lighthouse
ueuetrates il az a tree penetTdtcs she soil
I'pon this lighthouse no vaunting ihscfip-
t,6ns were placed. but on the lowest course
were cbiseled the words: Except the
Lord build the house, they labor IN VAN
that build IT >" and on the keystone, above
the lantern. ~ the exclamation, Laus
Drol" That structure stIl STANDS
reyer.failing beacon light to storm.'o'sed
DarineTs. .,. -.
He who would build for eternity must
not set about bis task IA any va,nsiono9s;
over confident spirit. He must be earein,
% 10 his foundation. building hrrniy ana
deeply upon the rock, Christ Jesus, ana
relyiny in trust and humility upon hlm
who alone can enable one 70 reach per
fert result. t.-WellspTIng
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1904-10-07
lNplGo's UPS AND DOWNS.
Threatened by Chemical Counterfeit
IL Now Is in New Demand.

More than twenty years ago, and
after an extended series Of expert.
ments, IL was announced that chem.
lists had discovered how 20 make arti-
ncial indigo, and it was soon ascer-
tained that the new product was iden.
Ica! in its properties with the old.
very few years elapsed before the
new indigo was made in Germany on
d commercial scale; and, as il could
be sold at cheaper rate than that de-
riyed from cultivation, the planters
we're threatened with ruin.
But strange thing has happened.
II has been recently found that when
the two kinds of indigo, the natural
and the artificial, are blended in equal
proportions, a dye is obtained which is
aot only more durable but is brighter
IN hue then either by itself.
This discovery has naturally result
sd in an increased demand for the old
fashioned indigo, and fresh impetus
las been given to an industry which
was much in need Of support Cham
ber's Journal