The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-09-03

workers in ancient times. He made
men and women do and commit evil
more openly and boldly then, but he
has now. changed from this ancient
system and adopted a system so as to
deceive these modern workers of hui
mainly, and his system is this: He
calls men and women to do evil Sc
cretly as possible, and also as scien-
tifcally as possible; SO this modern
system of the devil will deceive the
most devoted Christian and cause
them to meet with defeat while fight
ing and contending for an eternal
Christian home, unless they have on
the whole armOr of God. Because OF
the manner in which the devil is har-
vesting in the human family through
his secret and scientific system, men
and women should use more precau-
ton in putting on the Christian uni
form, and also put on all the armOr
of God with it. Look how much pre-
caution the female sex use in dress
ing the hair, and also adjoining them
selves with stylish wearing apparel.
I have been told when they expect to
attend the theatre to see great show
they will begin the morning preced-
ing the show night to dress hair, from
breakfast till lunch. and from lunch to
dinner. They will consume the latter
part of the time in adjoining them
selves with their stylish wearing ap-
parel, and the hours they. spend in
preparing themselves are the most
painstaking hours in their lives.
The Christian should use the same
precaution in putting on the Chris
tian uniform, and also put on theA
whole armor of God with it. It don't
require the time from breakfast till
lunch to dress in the Christian uni
form, nor neither will it take from
lunch till dinner to put on the whole
armor of God. AS quick as he or
she accepts the word of God they have
dressed in the Christian uniform and
also as quick as they execute it's in
gradients they will have on the whole
armor of God, which is able to quench
the fiery darts of the wickedness OF
this world
SUPERIOR, WIS. NOTES.
Mrs. E. w. Lindsey of St. Paul has
been a guest of Rev. and Mrs. Geo. H.
Wade Of Superior the past week.
While here she was also guest at
many social functions, among them
was a reception rendered, her by Mrs.
Wade on Thursday afternoon, Aug.
"a from to 5, the parlors were
decorated with flowers, grapha-
phone music was furnished through
out the afternoon. Refreshments
were served in four. courses by
Misses Jessie Pope, Elizabeth John
ot,,iao
Those who called during the hours
we're: Mesdames w. B. Richardson,
Harry e. Johnson, R. B. Newsome,
Cornelius Benner, H. S. Merry, c.
Chavous, NJ Wagner of Duluth, Jas.
Butler, A. Schooley, J. Willis, NJ. Jack
son, Gertie Bowman, Chas. Fogg of
Superior, Miss Lottie Adams of Fargo, |
and Mrs. Thos. Martin of Painsville,
Ohio.
CORNET RECITAL.
There will be a. cornet recital at |
Pilgrim Baptist church Thursday
night, Sept. 8, by Miss Irene Howard,
4 graduate Of Chicago Conservatory |
Of Music She will be assisted by !
Miss EsteIIa Bonds. well known pi~
anist of Chicago, and a favorite !
she has gone. This will be !
the event of the season among ST.. |
PauTs music lovers, and no one should !!
,ail to see and hear these two charm |
ng young ladies: +~--~. :: r., 49,.
The admission will be rs cents.
The closing summer evening popu-
ar services at ST. James church on |
last Sabbath evening were exceeding
y interesting: Mrs. Vale read a pa
per on the value of healthy training |
If the young, which was well rendered |
md approximately received. Mrs. T.
4. Lyles read an excellent paper en-
titled, "Is the Black Man the White |
Mans Burden,'' which was enthusiast |
ically received by the large congrega-
ion present..
HOUSE CLEANING TIME.-With
1ouse cleaning comes reftting and re-
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