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Call Him Rubber Hor.e. /"

'THe rubber horse is the sobriuuet
given by the members Of No. 1 truck
company, Harrison street. between
Fayette and Baltimore streets, to Dunn
barton, the great gray gelding that
helps to pull their apparatus to fires,
says the Baltimore News.
''The rubber horse" has the peculiar
faculty of being able to stretch HIM
self exactly AS a cat sometimes does
in front of a fire. When he is a little
tired or feel: that his muscles need
relaxing, j. mbarton stretches his
front legs directly in front Of him,
bending down on them until they are
almost fat on the ground and extend
ed in front of him, while his back legs
and hind quarters appear from his po-
sition to be lifted upward.
The first time that Dumbarton per
formed this contortion was on the
street while he and his wagon mate
were waiting for their friends to ex-
tinguish blaze The position was 80
unusual for q horse to take that the
firemen around the truck wagon
thought that the animal had at Of
some kind and rushed forward to raise
him up. But Dombarton, with twin
kle in his eye, seemed to. say, Il was
only doing little contortionist stunt
for you," and. slowly regained his feet.
Sometimes Dumbarton performs his
contortionist act in his stall, but he
generally does 1t while he is standing
On the street, and when he elects to
perform a crowd always gathers
around the rubber horse" to see him
stretch like cat.
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Girdles are narrowing down in .ront
i Gilded quilts are seen on some Of
the morning hats.
Japanese net lace is one of the pret.
test fancies Of the moment.
A purple dress is the only excuse
for those purple silk gloves.
The pale pink and pale blue narrow
kid belts are as dainty as ribbons.
White chrysanthemums will be a
favorite flower for the autumn bride
OF course, the empire mode is out
in raincoats, and very attractive 1t is,
too.
No matter how elaborate tan shoes
are. they were never meant for the
ballroom.
A development of the bead necklace
is q dog collar made of beads strung
on a wire frame.
The present pompadour sets over
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FIRST, as to the fact itself and nav.
to the influence on the health - az
q morbid idea. 'uca
Again, there is q notion that hear.
disease is 2 destructive process; thu.
the flesh is affected In much the .en a'
manner as when the skin is ulcer...s
or the lungs are consumptive. Ths.
Is very seldom true. The most sar,oa'
disorders Of the heart are quite dr.
emit In their nature.
When man or woman ia undor ~.
impression that he or she has hoo.
disease there is one obvious duty-to
visit a reliable doctor, have the hear
examined and either have ones tea,s
set at rest or be given such advice ..
will serve to remedy the cona,tion
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-10-07
Retain a Husbands Love.

We know it is easy enough to win
husband. Almost any attractive lit
tie maiden with bright eye and coax
ing voice can gather in husband, but
it Is more difficult to retain his love.
The great difficulty is to draw out his
true nobility and secure it at home.
If the wife only understands her
business she can do this. Most men
like to be loved and soothed. There
is something in the mans great, rough.
earnest nature that can be won
quicker and easier with gentleness
than by the logic Of the broom handle.
We have seen girl who under
stood her business take man and
lead him through life in such a way
that he wouldn't know but that he
was managing her. So perfect was
the delusion that, when she asked lin
to bring in a scuttle Of coal, he al-
ways went, and he felt as though he
counted 1t mark of special favor that
a poor, unworthy creature like him
should be allowed to do 50.
We cannot exactly describe this
magic power of a devoted wife over
her husband, and we do not intend to
try. A man need not think that be-
cause he gets up and looks for bur
glars in the night, and Is otherwise
obedient, it Is because he has no back
bone. It Is simply because he Is the
husband of woman of whom he
ought to be proud.
Let her once forget however, that
her husband does what she asks be-
cause It is request, not a command,
and there will be trouble.
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The German empress 10 always an
early riser.
1t is said that Nine. PATHS Welsh
castle, worth $250,OO0. is about to be
offered for sale.
Mrs. T.. P. O'Connor, wife OF
'T. p" is president OF the London
Society Of Women Journalists.
Ex-Empress Eugene visited Kiel re
Gently in her steam yacht Thistle. She
is 20 years old and still quite active,
Miss Caroline A. Powell, OF Boston,
Is one of the few women in America
who have made a success at wood en-
craving.
Miss w. s. Pratt. of Atlanta, Ca.
Is said to be the only woman south Of
this city who Is engaged in the l1m-
Der trade.
Miss Grace BarstOw, Of Ssn Fran
cisco, Is the only woman violin maker
In the United States and probably in
the world.
Lady Jersey II considered one Of tina
best platform speakers IN England. She
II terse and convincing and her we'll
trained voice has great carrying power.
While pursuing q mouse the Other
day, Nine. Delatour Of: Paris broke
through the door of her room ana dis
covered q box containing 1000 n
gold coin. 81 ~ : il
Mia A. Ro~~., 6.r~,,]>- O. ~. -
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Misses, Coats.

Misses garments are always slower
b change than those for women, there
lore the first autumn styles show but
hight departures. Spring and late
hummer effects are in a great measure
repeated, with notifications and ma
terials as the new season calls for, and
with some small new touch for nov
city. Naturally the first fall articles to
be considered for any wardrobe are
coats and hats, for the minute winds
begin to blow light wraps and season
able looking headgear are necessary.
These also permit many summer
frocks being carried far into the au-
tumn especially gowns Of silk, yelling,
ETC., for there is now neither season
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-10-07
CHAPTER XVII.

When Mary came in about one O'Clock
to clear the table and lay the cloth for
dinner she found her uncle In a very
surprising condition. He was in tears.
Daniels papers lay untouched upon the
table. and he had turned his head INTO
his pillows, as Ahab turned his unto the
wall
why, uncle" cried Mary, whatever
Is the matterY
II wish l was dead, Mary! 1 wish /
was dead and by led, and that it was all
over! 1 would ather be ill. could
bear any pain, think. better than this. "
Then what is it? You are trembling.
Will you take cup of tea?"
mo, I can't afford it. i can't afford
any luxury now, Mary. You will have
to watch over every penny for the flu
ture"
What has happened, thenw
Il am miserable man. 1 have been
miserable for six years, thinking over
my papers: but l always hoped 70 find
them. Now they are found-that Is all
They are found, and I never really lost
them till they Were found"
Where were they. after ALP 80
II cannot tell you.. Mary onlysaeard
to-day BY sD01t - -isstAfAAdot 81
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Health and Beauty Hint..


Avoid intoxicants.
. Eat much grain food.
Do not drink much milk.
Sleep eight hours in every "a.
Take exercise before breakfast.
Place the bed away from the wall.
Vary your work as much as you
can.
Live as much as possible out Of
doors.
Eat but little meat, and that well
cooked.
Take bath the temperature of the
body daily, says the Washington Star.
Fasting for one day will often pre-
vent a serious illness. More people
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for light tints nor thin fabrics. Pro-
vided frock Is not Of wash material,
suitably shrouded it may go all winter
long at the right moment and place.
Numbers of the loose box and Nor
folk coat styles in covert, French cloth,
ETC., vary little from spring ones, a
slightly increasing smallness in the
gigot sleeve being the principal change.
The autumn touch is made with vel
vet collar and slight trimming Of the
same on the sleeves, while some of the
half fitting coats are made distinctive
by the number Of their patch pockets.
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sufrer from eating too much than too

suffer from eating too much than too
little.
Don't allow the nails to remain long
soiled with anything that will stain
them.
Don't attempt to do everything. The
attempt will only result In physical
shipwreck.
Ointments should always be kept In
a cool place, for it the lard becomes
rancid serious irritation may result In
the case Of skin disease for which they
are prescribed.
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the forehead in such a manner as 70
resemble bang"
Dainty little souvenir fans attacneo
to bead chain come In souvenir ooA'
es for quarter.
The long coats Of the new autumn
tailored suits are laid in plaits all tns
way to the hem.
The most charming little purses u
white, gold and colored beads are car
ried By my lady.
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Quite lately was one of party Of
three dining with little housewife
who IL fertile In expedients. Her oak
dining table was laid with three large
hemstitched squares, plain and beau
tifully Numbered. instead Of cloth.
and with its simple centerpiece small
feathery fern growing In q shallow
jardiniere was delightfully."- simple and
attractive. Afterward. referring to
her lunch cloths, / asked where she
found that particular brand Of linen
and my hostess laughed outright
Flour sacks. hemstitched and carefully
Numbered" she said triumphantly,
and made note Of her ingenuity
for future use-Housekeeper.
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TIC Economica1 wife.

The ECONOMICAL WA1es
A woman novelist says blonde WOLF
en- are the most economical wives Ilvm
the viewpoint Of the husbands miin
merry bill. For" she declares, =
blonde can wear poor black witnoa'
much trouble: but II brunette :.
tempts to wear anything but the Oe,'
black the result will be disastrous =
brunette can wear only the suonse'.
blacks. A pure waxy blonde Is y.
only type that can properly "e''
white
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In Line or Two.

In Line or Two.
Nearly all busy people are happy.
Truthful persons seldom boast OF
their own achievements.
II man marries for money he earns
every penny he gets.
One can't judge the good there is In
man by the worldly goods he pos
sesses.
Flatterers are clever mind readers.
They tell vain women exactly what
they think.
No, Cordelia. the woman who Is
most admired isn't necessarily the
most admirable woman.
A girl WHO has a sweet will Of her
own during courtship is very apt to
develop sour won't after marriage.
1t Is impossible to Judge one wom-
ans like or dislike for another by the
manner in which they kiss when they
meet.
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the man who took my papers ana my
sold-the second time! Mary, II It comes
again, shall 90. mad. Oh! to be 90
near, and to have the villain in my grasp
and to let him 60 again! Mary, Mary
the loss Of the money, and the dream,
and your cousin David-all together
will drive me madv'
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sian ambassador, when she makes he-
debut in society, will receive from the
Czarina the badge and title OF utular
maid Of honor to her majesty.
Queen Helena Of Italy has written q
book Of poems in Servian. her native
language, and they have been trans
lated into German and are said to be
Of high order of merit.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-10-07

soon az
fall fitted jacket sloo and when WON
becoming chill
the home
quite fashionable mod
and
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One Of the most common crueiu.a
and one which Is committed most ~ =,
consciously, Is the failure to give -. -,
dren enough water. Even the liz :.
infant needs cold water and shoulo =
.ceive it from the tip Of spoon ii0'
the day It Is born.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-06
Sioux City.
.SveHska MoKfk0rens kontor
haliss oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
qvall.
aoRsTORENS ltLEFUENuMMER 1921

Foreningeu Svenska Monitoren
halter den II dennes sin arsfest i
Wales hail. q och Virginia street.
ErdaSt medlemmar och deras IA.
miller Ia deltaga ! festen. till
hvJken biijetter tilihandahallas
az cit fcrtal af medlemmarne.
kott och fisk at basta qvalitet
sa,rt andra charkuterivaror till
handahallas hos L.arson& Ander-
son
vi ha!va forttaraude EFT godt
uryal at Kostymer. Oiverrockar,
Urderkiader. Skjortor, MoSsor,
Hardskar, Vantar SAINT CODA
tyger att CORA klader till rimli
caste priser.
G. d. Hanson & Co.
a & Jennings streets,
"r Albert johnson hos | Mile
de tisdagsqvall w
ckan 1T
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-06

GrOcfrffrmGn Larson & An
derson ofvertog i mandags genom
k0p Aug. Swansons kotthandel,
hvilken under nagon It'd haft egen
adjoining ! groceributiken.L arson
& Anderson fortsatta nu med
charkuteTiaffaren, der forsta klas-
sens varor tillhandah&llas.
Stor ! fonster och Stormdorra
hos Spalding. 3 & Court.
GLo6s Grocery Co.. 400 Jackson
street. ar en- af stadens aldsta
aifarer, hvilken under hufvudega-
rens, Nels Andersons. insigtstulla
och energiska ledning gait framat
ar fran ar. Affaren har en- stor
kundkrets icke alleuast bland
landsmannen utan afven bland
folk af ALA nationer, och endast
de basta varor tillhandahallas der
till billiga priser.
dessa dagar har affaren i sig
iptagit en- forsta klassens charku
terrhandel. der tirskt och sal
k0tt, fisk, Wild; och fjaderfa--aIl
at prima beskoftenher tillhanda
halies. Den nya charkuteriatdel
ringen ar inrcdd efter ALA nu,iden
tordIingar och forestas at i sit
yrke er!arna och skickliga mar
VI hvad der tillhardahalls
i basta beskafenhet
Ell god afsdttning I'll
SON torr hift t6r van
ina uppkop j 1rocer,bu
'pp och takspan af bast
hos Spaldi.g. 5 & Cur
~parfvmer kunra erhalIa
e.. 1helander.
sta platsen att kopa grocerie
IS Larson & Anderson.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-06

WOo6bnry county betalar tor
narvarande 30 cents ON dygnet
Tor hvar och en- af fangarne i co.
untyhaktet. Delta countyts DO
ardInghus star aldrig tomt utan
har alltid caster inom sina murar,
deg och matt. Delta lar till stor
del bero derpa att maten ar god
der, och boarne ia der fritz sin
dagliga tobaksransor och en- stor
sup, derest de ha ond, i magen,
hvilken akomma lar vara temli-
gen altman der. For att CORA
countyhaktet mindre inbiudande
for manga. hvilka Ell hafva Diet
ringaste emot att tillbringa nagra
dagarS semester der da och da nu
under den kalla v~intern, lara
county supervisors fundera pa att
minska utgifterna for underhallet,
sa att bordets trestelser ej skola
blIIva "a ofvervaldigande, att
lsynnerhet Weary Willies" CORA
alt for att komma i atnjutande
at dess rika bafvor. bet ar afven
traga ON att alldeles draga in pa
tobaksransonen. Nagot dehnitiyt
beslrt den wagon har visserligen
annu ej fattats, men i ALA fall lar
nagot vara i gorningen.
koP edra byggnadsmaterialier
hos SpaldIng, 3 & Court.
En- gynnare med Diet antagna
namnet Luke Nc Luke, hvilken
manga ganger staff tilltalad i DO
lisen for mindre forseelser, dom
des for nagot Oliver EFT par mana
der sedan till EFT ar i Countrywide
tet Tor losdrifveri. Men den, som
far ell sddan dom, behofver aldrig
tlena ut hela tiden. och i tisdags
atertick mr.. Lukas pa polisdoma
rens order friheten. Han hade
under uppehallet i countyhaktet
alldeiss siitit ut .sina skor, och
som Diet 81 gick an att lata honom
ga bariota midi / vintern, fck har
'oIJa med till polisstationen, de,
han skulle "a EFT par skor. Mer
III ar olyckan den, att Lukas d,
toIsadd med EFT par undsrreder
al "a Valdlga dimensioner att ing;
skor kunde antraffas, som passad,
honom. I'm dettktiv rakade docl
{ Ter Ilagot funderande erinra ii.
AIT %patruitva gnens ku,k, Gao.
lultie, aivenledes ar begSfvac
med ett par valdiga bakklofvar
och ~ dennes run begaf han sie
och Il legnsde sig EFT par af han.
pramiiknande skor. hviIka gafvo.
at Lukas och beiunnos passa
fortraifiigt. Kort derefter. val
Lukas ifrigt syrsselsatt med att
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Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
HOST och yINTERFORTJENsT!

nya b6cker. 1sIa, Japan Russia War, Diet
st6rsta KriRet till lands och sj0s / vetldens
historia. SEQ sidor, 200 illustra:ioner; 2dra, The
Worlds Fair" st. Louis, en- fullstan liz be-
skrifning Diver den storsta MISUNDERSTANDING
som nagonsin afhSllits, 500 sidor. 200 fina art
illustrationer. H0gsta kommission och kre-
dit gives. Fri agentutstyrsel med kataloger
0fver engelska. svenska och norska becker.
Sand 10 2-cents frimarken for bada profb6c.
kerna el'er 5 accents for den ena S'lrif strax.
u.s.. ziegler & Co., Dept. c.,
Chicago Ill.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-01-06

Fran Qe SvenSKa Kyrko-
f6rsamlingarne.
Vid Observation-Disclosures
arsstamma i mandagsqvall upp-
Taste forsamlingens pastor sin
rapport, enligt hvilken framgick
att forsamlingen eyer 42o kom-
munikanter SAINT EFT mediemsan.
tai af 600, barnen inberaknade.
Under aret hade han dept II
barn. forrattat a begratningar och
II vigslar. 2S fullvaxta personer
och 20 barn hade under aret vun
nit intrade i forsamlingen.
Forsamlingens skattmastare,
Alfred Olson, upplaste derpa
trustiernas rapport, hvilken visade
att inkomsterna under aret varit
So. $780, 90 SAINT u%tgifterna $3,7I4.
oS, lemnande en- behallning at
$Io6. SO. G.. N. Swan, subskrip-
tionskommitteens kassor, rappor-
terade att till honom inkommit
$7,oI3.57, hvaraf utbetalats ST..
SS4o. 32,' lemnande en- behallning
af $64.2
Vid val af embetsman utsSgs
Carl A. Olson till torsamlingens
sekreterare. V. A. Swan och E.
E. Aronson valdes till diakoner.
G.. d. Hanson, ]. A. Johnson och
Alfred S~oierberg utsagos som
medlemmar al the board of tru-
stees. c. A. Hultgren utsags
till
Oscar Anderson, bitradande ditto,
b. ?. Brown, superintendent for
vestsidans skola. John Nelson,
bitradande ditto, Elias Wahlstrom,
Chaf6n Anderson och Gust An
derson, auditing committee, Miss
Minnie Paulson, organist.
Under forlidet ar inkopte for
samlingen en- tomt vid w. S &
George SIS och uppforde der EFT
kapell till en- kostnad at $500.
l qvall halles gudstjenst i Au-
gustanakyrkan klockan 8 e. m.
Nasta s6nuag predikar pastor
Landell fran Gowrie babe pa for
middagen och qvallen.
- Vid Observation-Disclosures
arsmote forlideu mandag blef
kyrkobyggnadsfragan tillsvidare
bordlagd. En- skiss af en- ny
kyrka af arkitekten Eisentraut
forevisades, men Diet besl0ts efter
nagon discussion att lata fr8gan
hvila annu nagon It'd. Nagot
Oliver 1000 dollars finnas i bygg-
n~adskassan.
Vid val at embetsman utsags
David Johnson till chairman, Gus
Hedberg. sekreterare, E. Fogel-
quist,
Z. A. Nicholson, k0rledare och
organist, Alfred Larson, Frank
Johnson, M Fridlund, Nels E.
rickson och Frank Anderson, tru-
%stecs, Sam Carlson, John Phil,
Adelph Carlson. G. f Brostrom
och Andrew Olson, diakoner.
D.. L. e. <. L. lSz
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hjelpa till att bortskaffa ruinerna
efter branden, Diet forsta arliga
arbete han pa lange haft.
Fran de svenska kyrko-
f6rsamlingarne.
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The most Delightful Summer Resorts
In America are the Lands OF
the Sky" Country. West
ern NJ orth Caroltna.

ASHENfLIE, \. g., more nearly than
any other cty On America meets an al
the requirements OF natural sanitanum
and health resort. For tenn rratuie ana
climate ID Is uniiyaled hildness char
acterise- the atmosphere Of tins capital
OF health at all seasons % the year. IT.
hotels never close situated over 1000
n above the sea level, the AsheNule
Plateau possesses an atmosphere at once
dry and bracng Hills, valleys, rivers
and forests abound.
Near 10 Asheville, which l. the cent r
OF the beautiful Land OF the Sky"
country, are other resorts OF fame, such
A. Hot Springs, llendersJnvIiie Breyard,
lovely Lake loNaWay. etc. The sap
phife Country as the district around
Lake roNaway and Sapphire has come
10 toe called, Is within a short ride OF
Asheyille. There are lakes OF wonderful
beauty several thousand feet above the
sea
The great natural beauty tho Land
OF the SKY country has not yet been
marred by the hand II man, his only
entertainment upon the sylvan solitude
having be, n the erection OF splendlu
h jtels on attractive sights and the con-
struction ot excellent carriage roads
upon which 20 reach them.
For Handsomely illustrated free book
lct-, also as 10 rates train service, etc,
Wiite 10 any passenger repicsen awe az
the Southern Railway or tirecl tO q Is.
Allen, A. c. +. A. sO> Chemical BWid
ing -. Louis, Mo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-05-26
Where Shall Line be Drawn?

The address Of David Nj. Parry,
president of the National Ass n.
of Manufacturers. laid before
the convention of that body al
Atlanta. deals very ably with
that most profound ofall present
day questions the contest be-
tween individualism and social
ism. Ii is the question between
the single handed effort of the
man. free and untrammeled, and
the power of cooperation of many
men combining their efforts and
resources TO the same ends.
With cooperation came the
first move toward civilization.
Men first combined for mutual
protection, and out Of this grew
the beginnings of government.
In the new-found strength of CO.
operation they grew wondrouS
proud. and hence the Bible story
of the Tower of Babel, wherein
Jehovah confounded the first
great corporations effort to rear
its structure TO heaven itself, by
causing the confusion of tongues.
Cooperation and corporations
have existed ever since. but al
ways for governmental purposes
until the modern legal person,
the private corporation for the
conduct Of business, was invent
ed, or. rather evolved. 1t has
grown apace until we find CO.
operation pervading everything
With labor it finds its expression
in the labor union seeking to
monopolize labor and using every
means to gather to itself all men
that work with their hands.
With capital it finds its express
sion in innumerable corporations.
from the company conducting a
little corner grocery up to such
dazzling corporate structures as
the great railroad systems. the
great insurance companies and
the great industrial trusts, seek
ing to gather all the material
Of the country to them
selves.
And yet in all this compl ex
mass of organization the strength
Of the man shines forth. The
labor union has its leader The
biggest corporation invariably
has its one dominating individual
head. And our fearis not of the
thousands of millions of cooper
ating units. but of the power
their cooperation places in the
hands of very few individuals.
To 90 back to pure individualism
would mean reversion to barbar-
ism. To carry the cooperative
principle to its fullest length
would mean communism. Where
between these two extremes.
shall the line be drawn? 7 Ind.
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Ia The Good lime Coming.

The first lesson at home and at
school will be. Try to make
somebody happier. = No rules
will be held as important as the
rules offered for the Arithmetic
of Life: to add to the happiness.
subtract from the pains. multiply
the joys, and divide the sorrows
of as many human souls as thou
.canst reach.
Under the inspiration of such q
religion, the most radical change
would come to those Institutions
known as Schools of Theology y
These will give wry to schools Of
sociology, and churches will
greatly change their character
They will be resting-places in
which men will be inspired to
work more and more zealously
for men. Every church will be
a meeting-place from which eX-
lpeditions of mercy will start to
the nearest souls lin need. The
bond of church union will not be
believing" but doing - John
Freeman
"Dead in it" ike the man in
he hearse, are the merchants who
ont advertise