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Expected Money from "Grace."
FOR A $40, 900 sW!NDLE
Pittsburg Insurance Mar Arrested in
New York.

Pittsburg. Pa, Sept. S.-A. CT. Mar
shall, with Frank D.. Dunbar, is facing
many charges in connection with the
alleged swindle in The North America.
the Lafayette and the Duquesne Fire
Insurance companies. The men disap-
peared over "a week ago. when IA re-
ceiver was appointed to look into the
books of the companies II wind up
their affairs.
Marshall and Dunbar are charged
with being the heads of the dcfunct
companies, and SilaS NJ. kunkle, of
Westmoreland. brought suit against
them for embezzlemcnt of $40. 600.
Other similar suits nave been entered.
amounting in the aggregate to $500. 900.
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INTERRUPTS
hcartbroken Over Fate Of Her Be-
trotheo, Girl Takes Own Life.

F1ca!tDroksh over FdLe CT TlST De-
trothea, Girl Takes Own Life.
chicago. Sept. 9.-DespsndeMt and
heaItbrollcn over tn. d. etn of her
sweetheart, to whom SAe vas to bis
married, Miss LeoMa krcutZiugcr COM
mitted suicide yesterday by inllalins
gas. Matthew S. Kohl, 10 whom she
has been engaged, was killed iii an
accident a week ago. He had prepared
to leave fer San Francisco to makc his
home. \ few minutes after his death
George Canolas, who was to act as
best nIan at the wedding ceremony. ar
rived nt the house TO visit him. lie
was almost FRUSTRATED when h. learned
of his friend death. and he returned
homo after the funeral service. The
funeral arrangements will be exactly
the same as those conducted over the
body of her dead sweetheart. Tie
young men who acted as pallbaarers
for him will carry her body to the
SrI.1 We
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ROSE DOWNS r
University of Michigan Athlete Throws
Rufians Out of SaIoon.

University OF WlchI9sn HthIete nFoWs
Ruffians Out of SaIoon.
Sattl", Wash. Sept. S.-Ralph Nose, of
California, the athlete of the University
OF Michigan. was compelled to defend him
self against the attack Of five barroom
toughs in Il Second avenue saloon last
night. .
Several had Followed him into the place
One of them made a pass AT Rose and
caught him a stunning blow behind the
ear.
Instantly the giant athlete whirlcd OF
his heel and caught the rufIian by the
nape of the neck. With his d~isrngased
hand he caught him by the slack of the
trousers and pitched him hcadlong through
the swinging doors out upon the pave
ment. No. 9 was thrown through Il win
dow end the third received we broker
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-15
TOO GALLANT T0TEsTIFY
Defendant Had Been His Guest in
Manila and Major Newberry Asks
to Be Excused.

Wooster, O., Sept. S.-Too gallant to
testify against a woman who had been
his guest in Manila, Major Charles II.
Newberry. a banker, asked to be eX-
cused today from testifying against
Mrs. T;lggart in the divorce trial. His
testimony In The main favored Major
Taggart. and laughed at the statement
previously made. charging intimacy be-
tween Major TasGart and Augustine de
la Cruz. the Filipino woman This
woman, Newberry said, had u danger
Gus sort OF beauty.
Did you ever know of Captain Tag
CART having II intimacy with Angus
tina?"
No; such a thing would be impos-
sible." and the major laughed heartily.
Newberry refutcd the testimony of
the black ervant. Emma. as to Tag
the house.
No Keys for Manila Doors.
"Therc were no keys in the doors of
the house. and they were never locked
at ALL" he said. He said Taggart never
mistreated his Wife that he knew of,
Taggart, as black Cnina had testified.
The major said he would not take Au-
gustina's. Emma's. or any of the SER
wants word as worts. much.
Mrs. Taggart was generally pleas
ant to her husband. ! never saw her
drunk, nor smoke cigarcts. l think
she was guilty of being indiscreet in
going out With men whom her husband
had forbidden her to associate With
Carl Ludwig of Orrville testified that
Billy ~Taggart said to him Il year or so
ago that II love Grace and Grace loves
me, and l don't care "A damn who knows
it,"
Expected Money from Grace"
Ralph Misch of Orville testified that
JtiIlV mat him nnt luV "a ND said 81
don't see why | cont hear from race"
When Misch asked him why he was 50
anxious he replied: Il need the
money"
a few nights later at a dance Billy
showed a big roll of bills to MiSch and
said: Il landed her, Ralph"
Frank Gardner of Orrville. n barber
said Billy showed a roll of bills in his
shop and said:
AS long as l stand in with Grace
don't have to work
1t is expected the hearing of testi-
mOny will be completed tomorrow.
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st. Petersburg, Sept. S.-Private adj
vices from BaSu today say that the
Black town" district of that city is
still burning. as are also the works at
Ealakhan, Bibiecat. Normani II Ca
bunto. The losses amount to millions
OF roubles.
Private advices from lNishineff say
that street fighting continues there.
killing or w%ounding many inmates.
Over Il score of soldiers have been
killed.
Loss Is Many Million.
st. Petersburg, Sept. S.-The latest
reports received from ii;iku Indicate
that the reign of terror is slHckened
somewhat. There was only desultory
fighting up to last evening. but the dis
turbanccs of yesterday We're marked
by immense property losses which fall
With crushing weight on the Russian
oil industry conferred vt Bakl. The"
torch was resCrled to. as the result
OF which hundreds of tanks of all and
naphtha n a number of important
re1ineries in Eaku and its Vicinity are
now in flames. Oil men here are UNI
able to estimate the loss while the
confiagration continues. but they be-
lieve it will run into millions of dollars
In Baku alone. The fire which COM
mcnccd in the retinrries of the Mos
cow-CaSpian society, according to pri-
waite reports. spread to 800 tanks and
to one tank in the 'sBlack town" quar-
tiers containing 5000, 600 pounds of oil.
AT Bicbat, near Baku. the works of
the Mantaschell company. among the
most important in Russia, and the
works of the Tifis society are on fire.
RelinerieS at Nomai and Subanovo nave
Deer destroyed and railroad travel has
been interrupted.
The oil men have tclegraphed to
Emperor Nicholas imploring protection
and asking for assistance to prevent
the entire destruction of their property
around Baku, (which give to the state
100, 00O. 900 rubles in revenue and fur
nished heat and light to Russia"
Atrocities Still &c On.
Kishineif, Sept. S.-During the prog
ress here of ii funeral procession of Jew
ish workingmen following the body of II
poor woman who had been killed by
rnug,s, shots We're suddenly heard and
the procession was charged by troops
and police. Many of the worknten were
wounded and fifty of them We're arrest
ed. Several are missing and are sup
posed to nave been killed.
The officers declined to give m ex-
PLANTATION for the cause of the occur
renee and refused to allow Sympa-
thizcrs With the wounded men to ac-
company them to the hospitals. The
Jewish hospital is surrounded by sol
diers and patrols are stationed at cen
trail points in the town. Great alarm
prevails.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-15
RI0TING OVER RELIGION
French Catholics Attack SsIvationists
in Suburb Of Montreal and Pitched
Battle Ensues.

Montreal, Sept. THE French Cath
olics In st. Louis De Mole. a northern
suburb of his city, attacked the newly
established salvation army station
there and seriously injured some sal
%vationists. Some English-speaking resi-
dents went to the rescue OF the Saliva
,ionists and a pitched battle followed.
More rioting is expected tonight.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-15
BISHOP sPAuLD,NG BETTER.

; Lebanon. KY, Sept. 6.-Bishop John
ID. Spalding, of Peoria, has entirely re-
covered from his recent attack of indi-
gestion. The report that he has suf-
fered another stroke of paralysis is de-
nied.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-15
ANARCHISTS 7ERRoRIzE All,

Barcelona. Spain. Sept. "a panic
prevails here over the anarchistic agi-
Tourists are leaving the city.
Police have seized a socialist paper for
,applauding the recent bomb explosion
here.
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ARE GETTING TOGETHER
Swedish and Norwegian Commissioners
- Hold Two Sessions

karlstad, Sweden, Sait. a.-The commits
SioncrS of Sweden and Norway. who are
considering the question of the dissolution
OF the union, held two sessions Yesterdays.
While no official statement wa; given oui.
ii Is understood that some progress was
made and that the Norwcgians requested
the making Of an arbitration treaty as a
basis for future negotiations.
Premier Michalsen. of Norway. said
that the delay in announcing die details
Of the conference must not be considered
as evidence of lack of progress, and that
an agreement bctwccn til. commissioners
IS probable,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-15
@ BACKS DOWN
French Demands Are Complied with in
Full and the Quarrel Is a Closed
Incident.

Paris, Sept. "a dispatch@to the for
eign Office, from the French minister to
Morocco, that the Moroccan
government has yielded TO the French
demands and given complete satisfac-
ton. The foreign office say the repara-
ton is complete and the incident closed.
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TO EXECUTE AN AMERICAN.

~Constantinople, Sept. TIL criminal
court at STEAMBOAT has condemned to death
Shirkis Nartanian, Il naturaliZed Ameri
can citizen. for the murder of an Armen-
ian merchant on Augus &c.
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BLOODY REGIME STILL
On IN CAUCASUS
Roughs Are Stacking the Jewish
Shops and Killing or Wound
ing the inmates.
FIRES ARE STILL RAGING
lilIions Of Dollars Damage Has Been
Done by Fire and Many Lives
Have Been Lost in Fighting
on the Streets.

Tiflis. Sept. 9.-A dispatch from
Elizabethpol says all inhabitants of
the Armenian Village, Monbend, in
the district Of Zangesursk have
been massacred by Tartar nomads.
Other villages are surrounded by
TartarS.
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CRUISER LENA TO SAIL.
Russian Vessel informed at Mare isIano
w;I aouo Sam

Vallejo. Cal. Sept. 9.-The Russian
cruiser Lena, which has beer informed
at the Mare Island navy yard for near
ly a year, will leave for San Francisco
next Saturday. where it will go into
dry dock. Permission has been re-
ceived and orders are now awaited for
the Lena to depart for V~ladivostok, and
it is expected that she will sail for that
port about September 20.
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Terrorized BY Tartars.
St. Petersburg. SNpt. Ga liSnat

from Tiilis says:
The whole of the southeast eau
casus is now terrorized by Tartars.
Refugees are pouring i'll here from
Baku, Elizabethpnl and Shusha.
"Details from Shusha show that sew.
oral engagements we're fought between
Tartars and ArmcnianS behind regular
positions and that a considerable part
of the town was soon in flames.
"Accorting to an more than
200 houses We're destroyed"
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FOR LETTER CARRIERS.

Portland, Ore, Sept. "A home for
members of the Letter Carriers asso-
citation who may become victims of
consumption will be erected at Colo
RADIO Springs. the people Of that city
donated as a site l6G acres OF
land.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-09-15

Milwaukee, Sept. 1.-THE second an
nual reunion of the United Spanish
War Veterans and the ladies' auxiliary
opened here today with an attendance
greatly exceeding expectations. Com
mander In Chief William r. English de-
livered the annual address.
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( All Desert Portsmouth.

Portsmouth, Sept. 6.-Mr. Witte and
the Russian mission left on a special
train for New York today and members
of the Japanese encourage, Who did
not go With Baron Koruna last night,
took their departure also.
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Toxic. Sept. 6.-(Delaycd in Trans
mission.)-An official report
Il complete and crushing defeat of the
remnant of the Russian forces. after
five hours severe fighting, at Naibutu.
on the west coast of the island of SAX
hahn. The Russians killed numbered
$50. The casualties of the Japanese
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ST. Petersburg, Sept. 6.-There is
mitch comment in morning papers on
the Anglo-Japanese treaty. which, it
is claimed, is not conducive to peace
because it .upsets the balance of power
lin theifaF east and makes Great Britain
andi japan predominant. i5}Eis5
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10

what is this life when compared
with eternity? Eternity, eternity!
Where shall we spend eternity?
Let us strive to enter in at the
straight gate, for wide is the gate
and broad is the way that leads to
destruction and many there be
that go therein, and straight is the
gate and narrow is the way which
leads unto life and few there he
that find it.
Now, if we have wrongcd any
man the Lord says BE We recon
cilcd to him, then come and offer
your gift"
II the minister says something
that fits rs, let us not pretend that
it was the other fellow, when you
or are probably the guilty ones.
\ SUBSCRIBER.
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lohnnies in Congress.

The inlimaiim vum,s lpm
Washington that some m,mlvr. ut
tongrrs, perhaps past und pr~cn,,
afc cNyiirl at the prospect NJ the
Standard oil investigation 1t /,
inspected that such an m,c-tiEa.
Bon will show a number " these
Congr ,smcn interested In ccrtain
oil lrass. as middle men between
ihc Goycrumcn, and the standard
Oil Company.
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MARCH WEATHER


Rev lrl Il. llick- m Word and
Works makes the following prcdic-
ton Of the weather Tor March
The first marked disturbance Tor
March will h. central on the ard.
ith and 9Th. These rcactiouay
storm. will eliminate IN high tenn.
pcraturc, low barometer, with rain
and high winds on and touching
the 9Th, ending in snow storms
over much Of The country To the
northward.
\ sudden high barometer with
quick and sudden change 10 l"rcal
and bluar,lous condition, may r..
suit in the northern sections uu and
about the 9Th, but q rapid reaction
Ia warmer will set in alou, the Eth,
followed hy falling barometer iwm
western extremes, ending in general
storm. oi rain, .lcc, and snow dur.
ing thc vulcan storm priud extend.
ing from the eth Ia The l2th -
we're Bnral storm. with % March
cold wave nccd not surprise anyone
from the llth Ia the lilh
The 18th To thu 18th will bring d
marked storm p'riud, eliminating
In low barometer rising tcmp.u.
tuy and general storm condition,
ending in wide ana. II rain m,
SNOW Another high lumm,t,l
and March cnld va,, may sudden
], slip IN from The northwest iru
about the 18th tn the lnth, hui Il
Willgiyr Wayas ,uddulyJ. % gwr
and the most Fnrml uuJ viulcu
storm conditions vt the month vii
appear during the storm Isriu,
mmclialcl, following
The Indication, au tha, ,mpiu
Storm, and hurricane will wacl
the extreme wrt. 1T uur ,uutI
country alout the l'h ,o 22nd
notably on and touching the DIST
and that rain and high vlud'
turning tn snow and very wld i
the season, will meet ~, irpi,1
equatorial storm. lwm ia, uuril
west. \ seven Narh hliynr
over much 1T ihr ,Duuiry uoril
uari i, among ,hc pr,luhilui,, 4.
this IrriDd Volcanic and .ri,m
disturbances will reach % wlNiww
state 90 yNci,a,im uv,r ihD glU.
eurully within sixty hour, of
~ M. ou the sUlh. Watch L
such IMPORTS IN the world, tyl
graphic news covering ihi. prrr
\ ractiunap storm ppriod wi
lc central ou the 9th. 18th 1901
2nth. At this time the tcmpr
mr will rise decidedly. the laou
dcr will hll progressively tm
west a. east. and general Storm,
h rain and wind, turning To- SNOW
u, the north. will In,- eastward
acro,, the country al followed I
another decided rise IT the lurt
.r cicr. norihwcsicrly winds and mn,
is colder
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10

1. Your property in,upd against
loss by lin and lonadoc-' II not
write tn Bourland ~ Haynes, at
Marion, Ky, and find out what il
will cost YOU,
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-03-10

GIN our Almanac for many years past we
have given unusual advice to those attic
ted with coughs, colds, throat or lung
troubles or consumption. We have told
them II they did not receive any special
benefit after the use OF one 75-cent size
bottle OF German Syrup, TO consult their
doctor. owe did not ask them OF urge
them TO use a large number Of bottles, as
is the case in the Advertising Of many
Other remedies. Our confidence in Ger
man Syrup makes It possible for us TO
give such advice. owe know by the cH-
perience Of over IS years that one 75-cent
bottle Of German Syrup will speedily re-
lieye or cure the worst coughs colds,
bronchial or lung ,roubles-and that,
even IN bad cases Of consumption, one
large bottle Of German Syrup will work
wonders qNew trial bottles, age reg.
ular size, 7Sc. AT all druggists.
For Sale 10y WOODS ~ ORME.
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Is Lille Worth Living !

Is it because you have much
goods laid up.for many years, or is
it because you have Christ within,
or is il because YOU attend Sunday
school and church each Lords day,
or is il because We pay tithcs Of all
We possess to please the Lord? We
should not only do that but we
should attend to the wcighticr mat
tiers Of the law, judgment, mercy
and faith.
But do you love the service Of
God and delight to do His will?
Hath the Lord as great delight
in burnt offerings and sacrifices rs
in obcying the voice Of the Lord?
Behold, to obey is better than sac
rifcc, and to hcarkcn, than the fat
Of rams. ~
Do We loycour friends? Though
they be- poor, they might not be 50
poor, If We, as Christians, would
lend them a helping hand "Chari-
ty suiIcrcth long, cnyieth not, is
not pulled up; charity never fail
eth ' How many OF Us are trying
to be- like Christ in our daily lives?
How many keep the golden rule?
II means much ohc q Christian.
May the Lord send this truth to
every heart.
There are time, Of great spiritual
dcar,h We are only playing relig-
ion, 50 let Us wake for the night
is iar spent, the day is at hand
let us therefore cast of the works
oi darkness, Pc cur Heavenly Faith
cr want, and expects rs TO help
Him save the world. Arrive going
To do what We can?
God commanded the church To
hc holy, mo-, having spot or wrinkle
or amy such thing, but that il
should h. without blcmish.
am not surprised that sinners
do not desire religion. They see
~ little in il Nu wonder men will
say. II Mr.. ~ and 80 gets 10
heaven am not afraid 10 take my
chauos. and some will say II
feel wor>c when ! gu Ia church for
see some taking o part in the
religious services that lo things !
could not afford to do. These
men did mo-, pretend Ia H. religious
either. lets quit thi, half.hcart.
cl service with our NAMES on
the church b"ok and our live. con.
formed to ID, world.
We are hunting our brother and
will in q measure lv responsible,
Tor him For none IT W. livcth &,
himself and NO. nan dirth to him
,cli H. not deceived. God u
NOT mu,kcd for Whatsoever q MAJ
.ovcth, that shall h. al,o nap.
Tie world to-day is CRYING iu
living example, iu Christ VIVA
are We going Ia ,lo' Arc We gpinl
tn continue this course or shall W
say '\u, 10y the help II Gud, au
p,iug ,u H. q Wttcr man. Go
ay. lea III. pryinu, word, "lc U
mot serve Gud aud mammon au
vh,p yuur trasur' i, there wi
Your heart ls also.
MANY ol 10, have luyol uur.
D heaven that ha,c long l,rn lool
81 ing lur uur oming Can We allor
Ia miss heaven AMI the grand n
% union ui thu,, uu the other ,hor
u no vr not want Ia see the bl,s,,
], Christ who ga,r his lie for a,
i. lr u- love him murc and s,N
I him lsilyr nul g, o heaven 1901
take our lowest uuy- with Ms.
u d. mot every w, that .Iii
u lorl. lord, shall enter the Kim
o dum cot heaven, Lul hD that du-t
BE- the viii of my Father which b.
heaven
n ~, invite thc luul iu juI
mart with u> boz 1lI uur Mt,iuD-
VI po We p' to plav., when, we y.
noi ask the lyorl to u company 90
I u We du. l,t u> lr,m thi, iiu
n forth walk pir,mspyt rclycmu
, the time, lur Do, ls,, au evil. ~
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sinners, John SIN.
Fri, Mar. l0-Christ, the light
of the world, John S:l2.lG.
Sat, Mar. ll-Wimcsscs to
Christ, John S:l7.20.
sun, Mar l2-Dying in sin,
John S;2l-20.
Mon, Mar. l3-Abraham' seed,
John S;33-j9.
TN SLAVERY OF Sin.
Sin is u master; know yc not,
TO whom yc yield yourselyc, scry-
ants 10 obey, Els servants y" are to
whom We obey; whether Of lin unto
death or Of obedience chat is
Christ unto Righteousness Rom.
6:lG. Sin is not only a master,
e but q tynnnical master. Sinners
are hi victims, his scris, his lavc,.
The sinner may boast ~ did these
Jews, We were never I'm bond
agc 10 any man and yet they are
lnanaclcd and hand-cuiIcd and
bound in the stocks 81 siu I'll,
sinner is hound 10y the inward ten.
-dcncy "a sin. lie is thus imprllcd
coward q sinful life Any one who
Indulge IN any sinful habit j,
bound by that habit How import
ant then that We form right habits
Thc youth II our land ar now iu q
plastic state, hut their repeated
bets, forming habits, are last cry-.
inliling into character, How i'm.
portant then that their acts L.
purc instead Of sinful The oc@.
sional oath, the occasional drink
thc occasional obscene word. the
gnmc II cards Just for pas,umc, III,
hight -prnt in the giduy danor,
ery.,ali,cr into thcproianc ,vcapr,
d. ioul.mou,hcd corup,or II youth,
thc drunkard. the gambler th,
delauchcc.
mr CInRiors uBlRrN
True disciplcship Is the only lru,
road tn liberty from the thmldou
~ sin II We continu, iu any
word, then arr We my dis iplc- IN.
decd. and We shall know the truth
and the truth shall make yuu irr.
We must abide IN his word- thai
i, study his word, love hi. won
and ol-y his word. and hi, vor
must abide IN us-l- the uourish
men, and py 81 our iycs.
iIyiND rilr Lrs~UN
4. Have any sinful habits !
-. Ia that extent ! am the slave e.
sin and will try by Cod. help e
di,csi myself II every sinful habit
quit At once and forever
3. Have I any doubtful %
Questionable habit An, hahi
no, occasionally gives mc e ting
10 couscicncr' Oct your c'us,icno
hayr iull play aud turn lhr light ,
irnth in urpu your life } " e
vii rnlcavur Ia give up thI
habit N moat make my bruth,
10 offend. will eat uu meat Will
ihe world .iandrih " Ale,ai
fpm nll appamnwoicvl Pau
prus UU w~r,ElI
! III, circumstances ul III
Icasi
,. CHRIST. phcr 81 rtirml
Al Jerusalem
Jewish capital punishment
q. Mosaic law agam,, aiuIjcr
B. Christ, the Light m u
worli
h. 10, -,huul vt Christ
4. racy wh,r, Christ taught
n. Dying va .iu.
d. The lifting up ui Jhi.
iO Min, hour Is ru, ,om,
D. Result al Do. l,srhiug
D. ni.oiplr-
d. The slavery ct .lu.
b. The lry,lom oiGwl'. ,Iil
mn
b.. How the truth maky>
lnec.
lG. mtcmpcmnw as q mast,
Il, The prevalence ui the ghu
bling spirit and how 1t yu-H,
mankind.
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Thurs. Mar. 9--Finding out the
sinners, John S:l-11.
Fri, Mar. l0-Christ, the light
of the world, John S:l2.lG.
Sat, Mar. ll-Wimesscs Ia
Christ, John S:l7.20.
sun, Mar. l2-Dying in sin,
John S;2l-20.
Mon, Mar. l3-Abraham , seed
John 5 800
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