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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-05
special Rates to- New Orleans, La.
Pensacola, Fla, Mobile, Ala, Ac-
count of Nardi Gras Celebration at
the Above Points, March End 10
eth, by S. a. l.. Railway.

The Seaboard announces a rate of
one fare plus 25 cents from all points
on it's line to New Orleans, La; Pen
sacola, Fla, and Mobile, Ala, and re-
turn, on account of the Mardi Gras
celebration at these points March End
20 7th. Tickets will be sold March
st to 9Th, inclusive, with final limit
70 leave all three points not later
han March 18th, except on payment
# fee of SO cents and an extension
f limit can be obtained until March
5th.
Seaboard offers double daily ser
ice with only one change of cars,
which is made in Atlanta, trains con-
listing of vestibuled day coaches,
pullman sleeping cars and cafe din
ng cars.
For further information in regard
rates, schedules and routes, apply
O your nearest agent, or address,
CHAS. H. GATTIS,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
Raleigh, n. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-05
q. a. L.. ouocxs sn0 ssonas.

Baltimore, Feb. 1, s.. a. L.. common 1890.
referred, $50 IS 70.
Bonds-4s.......
: y. Z. l.. common l25@.... preferred -.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-05
Opening. liignes,. Loves, Clos,
Casn auotatlons were as toIlows !:

CaSn QUOTATIONS were as fOilOWS:
os goSr s wss steady is w1S'er p ppsns
patents patents 5.oos5'io, slralgats l5osis5,
bakers 500 ,.;n5 wheat No. 2spring l3mllo
sS,aa.. No. , yellow 1870. oats No. a04,
No z white @. :, No. white SAd5lA
rye No.2 ., good feeding barley ,-@eS
l6. No. northwestern 1872, prime timothy
seed mess pork per Dbl. l3.d5d 1913,
lara per lO0th 72@6.75 shor:. rib, sides
....... short clear sides (noxed1 go 96.S7,
whiskey basis of bigh wines 1923 clover con
tract grade 1850.
New York Provisions.
New YORK. FEB. A. Flour quiet, winter
patents 30d5.s5 Minnesota patents 1.S5to6.iO,
DO bakers, sl.0O@.i.1. straights ol0ol5 80
Rye flour steady. fair to good i.io@5OO,
choice 10 fancy ..Ioe 49,
Buckwheat flour quiet 200G2iO.
Corn meal steady, y@'low coarse l25te....
kiln dried zsttG3.lU.
Rye duh, No. western, 10.
s Whsa, d@ Ne 1se'nr red .0 s9 mai May fs
'a Corn O2 sfea dSpl So S May 5 December
Oats steady, mixed S6%G37, Sept.
Beef steady, family il.009i200, packet l0.G
t9ii.00, city extra india. mess H.jO9i60O
beef hams 1000 800.
Cut meats quiet. picked bellies 6Ae7
iekled shoulders 81, picked, hams S4@s.
Lard easy western steamed 10. Now.
No. ] nom, refined firm, continent 7.z5,
PorR steady. lamily l4.Oo@l4.5O, short clear
l5.75Il6 Is, mess l5.000l3.50.
Tallow. dull, go per pkg, 45a@country
do 45snI5.
Resin Garm. strained common to gooo
Tnrpeniine steady, ot@o5%.
Rice firm, domestic fair to extra 2Is05k,
Molasses steady, New Orleans open kettle.
SoOd To choice - Do
Coffee spo, Rio nom. No.7invoice So, mild
sugar raw arm. tar refining IA centrifu,
gal 81 test 5H, molasses sugar AZ.
refined frm,, confectioner's A, 600, mold a.
6.5. cut loaf IS, crushed 6.85. powdered 6.25,
granulated Is. cuoes GAO.
Butter strong. creamery common to extra,
1879, state DAIRY 2l@z6. western factory "a.
Eggs drm, state and Penn. nearby
fancy selec.ed white 35a3i. Southern 22950,
Cheese quiet state full cream small col
Potatoes quiet, Long Island LIS 2.0O, state
anu western -,,eyiuU, Jersey sweets z.O0S3 u.
Peanut, steady fancy hand-picked o3h other
Cabbage stea ~, fiat dutch per LOO, 2gs
Cotton by steam to Liverpool llGi5c
Cotton, seed oil market was easy.
2S@Ah, Oft summer yellow nominal, prime
white 2ia2o prime winter yellow 2I1a@2S
Baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore, Fob. 1 Flour quiet, winter
patents 5.oJ@6j, spring patents 5.sog6 70, extra
4 10
Wheat steady; spot contract Feb. I.l5@A
red western =. Southern by sample ll09H
Corn easy, spot, new is1zG}s, new Southern
white corn 4i1i9
Oats dull, No. white S615essA,
mixed a414
Rye steady No. western S5@S
Butter drIn, fancy limitation 22023, d.
creamery 5ug..., do ladie iS@-o, store lacKeo,
I5@l3.
Eggs firm. unchanged q.
CHEESE nr,u. large and small l2H@i3, me
dunn I20l2M,
: agar strong, coarse graduated 6.2', fine S.2o
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-05
LssSr pool.

Liverpool, Feb. i, 4 p. m.-Cotton spot
american middling fair, 4.3i, good middling,
40i, middling 49,. low middling 500, good
ordinary, Soc ordinary 800. The sales of the
day - 600 bales of which 1000 were for specu,
latiou and export and included 1900 Ameri-
csii. Receipts 35,fGC hales, 3l.700 American.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-05
Raeigh Spot Cotton Market.

Receipts yesterday 49,. bale
Prices yesterday 49,. &c.
Same date last year. As bales.
Prices that day rs Il to Is u
Receipts to date .... 11.041 bales.
Same date last year. -. 1854 bales
Quotations i'm grades: Strict good
middling. Z lis cents; good middling,
Z is cents; strict middling, Z cents;
middling, rs cents; off grades, TO
. 1-2 cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-05

In order to get into society yor
must have plenty or money aud b.
unable to remember how you got it
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-02-05

An important item OF holida,
shopping is Candy. Buy Registers
and know that you get the best.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22

ginbreher unterm 9ett
Geit sebn Subren bate cine Srdu So
fepb Mc8en5ie in @nfonia, Conn, e
ME unterlafen, oie ubr dufSu5ieber
uno unter oas 8ett gu euden. ebe IL
fid f9lafen legte uno tiir5li4 bat IL
ben 2obn ibrer 8orii9t empfangen,
Ils tie Dor Dem S9lafengeben unter's
8ett fab, bemerfte lie Elm Pudr S4uhe
sic permutbete 5uerit, oab es oie
S9ube ibrss @atten Ddren, um it'd
aber 9epiBbeit gu perf9affen, griff fit
ber5baft gu uno fdno gu ibrem ni1i
geringen S4reden, ouB fi6 in Den
S9uben 5tpei 6iiBe befanoer, Die einem
unter Dem gstt lissenbsn Manr ange.
bOrten. sic i9rie unO ba Der Sim
BREEDER tein Wort iaete, iih audi ni4t
riibrte, neil er unter Dem 8ett feit elm
geflemmt mar, fprans lie aus Dem
Jeniter uno bolte oie Yoli5ei. Der e
aud ri6tis sliidte, Den Mann safanssr
gu nebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22
4laria Stuarts Iortrai unN aiafacl.

Gin englii9er Sffi3ter bate pGbz
reno elmer 3eiie in Staten, oie sr gu
Gnfdng Oes bori5en Sa6rbun6srtS unz
terndbm, Die Go3ie zines &affaeri6en
@emGloes gafduft, .reil o1s Bib
Nebnli3feit ~auTtpie3 nil Sen 0eIi6tsz
aigen Der &6nigiq Marid Stuart. DIS
Der Sffi5ier, nu9 gn9lano 5uriiGge=
tebrt, balo oarauf 9efe6l er6ielt, CUR
&rnnee 8eQilgtoas ab5u3eben, Be-
f6loB er, feline idmmtli6en 6abieligs
feiten 81 Dertuufea. oarunter aud Die
&opie. Sci Der lle3srJ16e Der Ga6en
an ben Nuttioa1tor ertpd1nte er, Dab
Oas 8ilO Die aopic eines Haffdeli9en
9emdloes lei, unb oeutete aud 5uglei6
bic Qebnli6tsit dn, Die i'm beitimmt
babe, oas Bib 81 faufen.
Wie erl tdrnte er aber uno la1te, dls
er einige Sage oarauf i'm &atulos bin
ter Der Drummer ieines 8iloes Die fol-
genbe 8emerfung las: rYortrGt sra
ria Stuarts BON Gaffael. Ous elm
| aise eriittrenoe 8tlontB oieier i9Dnen,
unglidli4en !9errlAsrin BON Dem sroz
BEN Meiiterl"
Sas mertpiiroigIte mar, oub fetn
Menid auf Der Nuftion, Bel Der bod
&unitfenner BON Huf 5ugegen paren,
etpas @bipnoerli6es BEL oieier Infiins
oigung fanb, mas CUR Solge bate, oaB
fir 0teie &opie obne jeoen &unittpertb
tpeit b0ber ais sepobnli9 seboten
puroe. Gs ging enoli4 fir Den Yreis
bon so 9uineen in SEN 8eiib zines
iungen 8u6bdnolers iiber.
Dis am anoeren Sage Der Sffiaier
our Nbre4nung i'm 9auie oes Muttto=
majors peilte, fam Der iunge Mann,
Der bas Bib getauft bate, nm es abb
subolen. Der Sffi5ier, ben Sder5 nit
Der 9opie tpeitertreibenb, meints, na6z
Dem Der Iuftionator bic 9erren NIT
hnan6er befannt gemaGt bate: nSie
ftno pirtlih Elm 9liidspils, iunger
Mann, bab es Sbnsn selang, oas Bib
5u eriteben. Pafen sic uuf, sic tper=
oen bdmit Sbr Slid MAIDEN! Sd
piiroe es an sSbrer Steue sunG6it als
Sebenstpiirbtefeit dusftelen."
Der &dufer faBte Die f9er5baft gez
iprp6enen Worte dls Grnit auf; er
cling bin, mietbete Elm gseignetes 2ofal
unb fiinoigts iiberun Offentli9 on: rSn
Summer Is ct. S~amesfrabe itebt,
nur fir turae 3eit, ausgefteGt: bas
etn5ige Yortrdt Ser ungliidlthen &D@
nigin bon S9ottlano, Maria Stuart,
bon bss groben Ruffasls Msiiterbano
gemaIt!"
Die 4nfinotgung bate einen bei=
fpieloien grfolg. Sn beQen Shadren
ftrOmte bas Yublitum berbet, uno ebe
mod Die &unittsnner uno &rttifer NIT
ibrer 8~ebauptuna, oab es ii6 bier UNI
cine Mpitifitation banols, our9oran>
gen, bate Der gliflthe 8eiiber mebr
aIs $500 an Gintrtttsasloern einses
npmmen unb Beetle iih, nun oas Bib
nteoer gum Iuftionator gu bringen,
INN Is gu perfdufen.
@an5 Qonoon la6te iber 0ie 0et9tr
sldubtsteit oes publitums, uno bieie
6eiterfeit mo- in Ser Shat berehtigt,
benn als Raffasl i'm Sabre 1920 ftarb.
mar Maria Stuart nod gar ni9t gez
bpren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22
Gnbe zines # DE n

Gnbe zines bi d. n
-RIp tiers. Dds 1870 in Staatsbez
lib heterogeneous fpelt6eriibmte 8enes
oittiaertloiter San SreIte unfern &om.
Stalien, it neuli9 an pripate Oers
GuBert porpen, unb Die MDn9e baben
Den ebrfpiroigen Berg psrlahen. Seit
Dem 5. SdbrbunOert bette Oas &loiter
~beftanoen, befIen Sniahen elm pabrer
Segen fir Die Irmen Der llmgegenO
tparen, Die tagtdsli9 je ibr Stiid 8rot
uno ibren Seller Suppe erbielten. Sic
uralte 9ot5 if9e Stride hes beilisen
@pIpelter nit ibrer reiden Marmor=
frppta, ibren Gemdlben. ibren @uat=
trpcentofrestsn miro in 2utunft sineml
.3iesenbirten als Stalluns Oienen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22

iu9t bate, ftarb i'm SO. 2ebensiabre
Nbolf 9iler. felt %. Septsmber 1898
Stabtpfarrer Der bieiisen epangeliiGen
&ir9engemeinbe.
Settndng. Sn Der Yfarree>
meinbe Srimispeiler feierte pfarrer
&Of9 iein 50iGbriges Yrieiteriubiz
lGum. Die 9emeinbeangebDrigen err
pieien benz alien 9errn bpbe @brer.
0efan Wiebl aus 6asla6 iiberbra6te
bus benz Subilar bonn &Dntg perliebene
Rittertreu5 1. Hlafie bes 6riebri9s-
prbens.
2Saoen.
karlsruhe. &iraIi@ lit i'm
2uo1pig : Wilbelm : &ranfenbeim i'm
bo6en Sitter bon nabeau 80 Sabren bic
9~prfteberin bes Mutterbaufes Der
G&peiterni6aft bes 8abii9en Srau>
enpereins, 5rGufein Sophie &pps, se=
ftorben. Die Oabingei9iebene beridb
pGbrenb 2 Sabren nit aufopfernoer
6inqsbunq unb Sreue bic STEELE einte
Sbertn. Sn DteTer Iar9en Sett Ddtre
ii9 5rduIeiu Sophie &ups ni4t nur
bic 2iebe Der S9nef tern, fpnbern ui4
bic 4nsrfennung Der @robberaogin in
bobem MaBe e~rnorbsn.
8pnnbprf. 9ier ergDbten fiH
einige &inber bamit, bab iie auf Der
0eihiel zines nit einem anbern Waz
gen Suiammengefoppelten &iesipdgens
on elmer Stele mitfubren, an Der Der
Subrmann BREMEN unb auf feline 4
pferbe defenders @9t eeben mubte.
Sabei fiel bas 5 Sabre alte 8iib4en
beg SaelDbners Srenfle bier ai 8oben
unb fam unter bic HGber bes f6perbez
ldbenen Wdgens, fpobur9 benz Iermz
item beioe 8etne abgefabren purben.
Ra9 langen qualpoaen 2eioen beritarb
Der Sunge.
.8ir9uu. 2ebtens tpurbe bas
BON ben Samilien 8e9tel uno Wilb
betpobnte Soppelbaus bur9 einen
8libi9lae einseGf9ert.
@engenbad. grbdnst bat fi9
Der 70 Sabre alte leoise SdselObner
Sbepbpr 8uDer.
9etbeIberg. Dor furseW uurbe
Srau 9ebeimratb S6roeber, Die Sat-
tin bes befannten profefors bes beutz
f9en Ge9ts an unferer l1niDerfitGt,
auf einem Spasiergdrtg In Der 9irf9<
gaHe, gang in Der Ndbe bepobnter
9Guier, bon einem etpa Is Sabre al
ten Strol9 iiberfanen; BON binten au
8oben getporfen, sepiirst, Durh apei
Meferiti4e in ben 9als = gliidli4er>
tpei1e MIR leiGt = berlebt unb ibrer
BDrfe beraubt.
Ronftans. 6ier lit bic neuer@
baute 8u9binoerei unb Seserei bon
Sabler a%bgebrannt.
Mannbeim. Ser als Gomponiit
elmer 4naabl Spern befannte 9offd@
peGmeiiter ppm biefisen 9Oftbeater
5erbinanb 2anser tit in &irnet i'm
Sttpar5tpalb seitorbeu. - Cine bluz
tige @betragOoie ereignete Ith IN Der
SraitteuritraBe Bel Der 5abrit BON
Mpbr u. 5eberbaff. Der 6abritarbets
ter Sof. Wilbaud lebt f4on ldngere
3eit setrennt BON ieiner @hefrau Res
CINE seb. 9ermann. Sic arbettete in
2ubpissbafen ais PuBfrau. 4n Der
eenannten Stelle lauerte Der Warllt
ieiner Srau auf unb eriu4te iie, tpie@
Der gu linn suriidfebren, er tpiirbe ibr
anes feitber @oreefallene per5eiben.
Oils iie fih ipeigerte, 5og er sinen Ees
bolper unb i9oB erit ibr, bann iia
ielbft cine &ugel in ben &opf. 8sioe
gbeleute purben lebensgefdbrli4 per@
Lent
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22

- Die bette 5 Gent gigarre In
Der etabt. WuAo's .2Oagfe1op".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-22

Min9en. Or. 8. 8ollinser.
profeHor Der patbolosifden Nnato<
mtte unb ausemsinen patbolpgie unb
Better bes patboIosifden Snftituts an
Der biefigen uniperiitdt, besing biefer
Sage feline filberne Subelfeier.
8rud. Snfolse 9enuHes siftiser
S4nGmme lit bic ganse 5amilie bes
S9dfflermeifters Baber bier fdper err
franft. Baber unb fem Glterer Sobn
f9tpie bic Trau finb auber gefabr, Der
iiinsere 12iGbrise SOhn lit ieboa gez
ftorben.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04

t4e ParisiaH louvre teaches it In NOR,
Ways than one. There the old master
has the laughing eyed maiGens and the
young men whispering their secrets in
their ears. There the table is groan-
ing under the most tempting of dishes.
There are the old folks and the chill
dren. But there in that wedding scene
the artist has assembled all tile mem
bers of his own family and all his
friends His wife is there. His mother
is there. His children are all there.
His neighbOrs are there. Beautiful and
suggestive fact is that. 1t means as
Christ performed his first miracle" in
Cana among his friends and neigh
bors we must begin our earthly Chris
tian service among those we love and
hold dear. Do not be a gospel mcssen-
ger only to the heather. Go and find
rOur neighbOrs and talk to them about
he atOnement Of the cross Find the |
leathen at your very door.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04
Hia Rnninenn-

A Kansas City girl, according to tn,
Times of that city, has the usual curl
osity Of her sex, especially about mer
whom she has just met. She aseer
tains the facts about them, too. by a
simple method without subtleties. II
she wishes to know a mans business.
whether he has mentioned it or not.
she'll ask, What did you say your
business is?" If it is his place Of resi-
dence she wants to know she'll ask
Where did you say you live?"
But she found a man one night re.
Gently upon whom her method would
not work. His reply has had her curl.
GUS ever since. 1t was at a small
dance on the south side. Some Of the
girls were wondering what the bust
ness Of a new" young man was. The
girl with the method heard them talk.
ing and volunteered to find out. When
the young man drew near she asked:
What did you say your business is.
Mr.. SO-and-sO?'
He had not mentioned his business.
and he knew it. With a perfectly SOL |
emn face he replied:
Il am a gig catcher for a geewobble- |
pede down in Walnut street. Miss
Blank"
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04

most strangers. But they will not talk
about them to Christ, who is more in
terested in that coming wedding than
any other being in the universe, not
excepting the bridegroom himself.
Young folk about to enter into the
nuptial state, will you not ask Christ
TO your wedding? VIII you not talk
to him before the engagement ring is
slipped over the slender finger OF the
left hand? VIII you not by Christs
help avoid the awful lifetime mistakes
II wrong marital entanglements? Death
Itself is preferable to a wedding cere-
mony where Christ is not present TO
make the hearts and spirits one as the
law binds together the physical twain
as one. Some time ago the quick ring
of my telephone called me to the Emer-
gency hospital. ''COme quickly" came
the call. "A man is dying and wants
to see you" There l found a young
man, by the name Of Robert Duff, who |
had been caught in the live wires Of |
an electric plant. He was burned so
badly that his lower limbs were al
ready dead. His mind was as clear as
s yours or mine. He was talking to
his fiancee, a sweet girl, who sat weep
ng by his side. Within a few hours
lis body was a corpse in her arms.
Oh, that was sadl But 1t was not
early so sad as if that young man had
wed and they had been married in
ody, but not in spirit. Better the dead
ody of the loved one in your arms
nan the cold corpse of a dead love.
Olding together a man and woman
y law and not in spirit. Christs pres
nee at Cana of Galilee is a divine
iggestion teaching that over every
arriage altar should be a divine ben
LECTION. Talk to your Saviour about
hom you are to marry and then in ]
te Christ to your wedding, and you
III make no marital mistakes. I
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04
A Henry James Retart.

Though Henry James, the novelist
lives abroad, he is very faithful to
America and very proud of his fellow
countrymen. At the Athenaeum of
which classic club he is a member. Mr.
James dined one evening with Joseph
Chamberlain. Mr.. James praised the
English highly. He praised their dress
their manners, their country life and
even their climate. Mr.. Chamberlain
listened attentively and gratefully. At
the end he said. expecting a compli-
ment for Great Britain:
Mr.. James, if you were not an Amer
lean, what would you want to bey'
If I were not an American" Mr.
James answered promptly, I'D want
to be one"
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04
daily. sDaily except Sunday.
RRANCH ROADS.

Delaware, Maryland q virginia r. X
Leave Harrington for Fran kiln City and wa,
! statlous 10 81 a. m. and 5 50. o m Weel -iavs
! Returning train leaves Franklin CIT, a nj a
M. week and ll.57 q. m. week days
! Leave franklin City for ChfncoteaQ1e fvi,
steSmer) So and So pm, week days Re-
tt9srnnlng' leave ChineOteague 10 43 am. ant
Leave Harrington for Georgetown and Te,vas al
lO 8s a. m. and $50 pm. weekdays. Returning
leave LewQs 40 a.. m. and l.y6 p.Ia week-daN,s
Leave harrington for RehOboth IO8k a m
tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS Return.
Ing leave RehObOdh LIS D. M TUESDAYS. Thnrs.
days and Saturdays.
Leave Harrington for Berlin. lOss am. ane
6.2OP m. weekdays. Returning, leave BerIil
e9o a. m. ana l258 pm. Weekdays.
Leave Porter for Delaware City IS a. m. 1927
S5l, 4 5e and 2 m weekdays Returning.
leave Delaware City s., % and IL s8 a. IN. ana
10 ana % p. m. weekdays
Leave Masseys for ChestertoWn and WAY
lsatlons So a. m. and 10 D. m. Week-davs
Returning, leave Chestertown 7Os am. am
2 S2 pm. weekdays.
Del. Chesapeake X. R.-Leave CIaybon 10
O1Iord and way stations AZ 4B a. m. and 4 s
p. M week days. Returning, leave Oxfort
o 50 a. m. ana 81 p. m. week days.
CONNECTION.-At Porter with Newark \
delaware City Railroad. At Townsend. wifi
queen Anne's a Kent Railroad. AT Ciax
lOns Win Delaware d Chrsapeake Railros,
ana baltimore Il Delaware Bav Railroad a
1aIrlns nsIOni with Delaware, Maryland q VII
slnla Railroad. At SeafOrd, with Gam bridg.
= Seatord Railroad. At Delmar, with Nev |
OTkI fnlIadelphia 4 Norfolk, WycOmico /
'oeonoke, ana Peninsula Railroads
j. b. HUTCHINSON, General ManaR
. H. WOOD General Passenger Agent.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04
begin at Home.

The further you go into this premise
the more powerful becomes the gospel
lesson. Not only did Christ begin his
public gospel ministry among his
neighbors, but he began that gospel
ministry in a private way within the
/ quietude Of his own home. Mary, his
mother, had felt this divine influence
long before the outside world felt It
and saw it in Cana Of Galilee. How
do l know? The inference is clear
from the chapter Of my text When
the wine failed Mary heard the women
Of the house talking together about the
mishap. This would be most natural |
If the bride to be was Mary's own sis |
ter and Jesus aunt. What then hap |
pened? Why. Mary Immediately went
and told Christ Then she said to the
servants, "What he saith unto you do
It," Do not these statements prove to
You that Mary knew Jesus could ex-
tricate them out Of their difficulties il
be would? All, yes. Christ showed
his divinity first In his home. It Is
right and necessary for us to begin our
ministry for Christ among our friends.
1t is not, however, more important to
be gospel messenger to our neighbors
than a gospel messenger in private to 1
our husbands, our wives, our parents.
our children, in the quiet sanctity Of L
our own homes. Christ was a divine d.
Christ in a carpenter shop before he Il
was a divine Christ making the water 4
blush crimson in Cana of Galilee. II
prrf ! le
gospel ministry to our homes and our Il
leighbOrs and our friends. We must l.
lot say, Because Christ performed
lis first miracle at a wedding there g.;
ore we will only attend the weddings
nd the festivities Of the young peo- SSas3
le." We have a greater mission than 81
bat. No sooner were these young 81
olks married and started out in the Re
'Orld with gospel good cheer than zg
hrist went forth into the world to OK
Dntinue that ministry. He went p.
mOng the strangers. He went to {
lose who cursed and derided and ulti. DDe
ately slew him. He went to those tor
no would have nothing to do with en. a.
m. He went among the sinners and gin
e Outcasts to carry to them the 'bread &6i 9 =
life." He went to Mary Magdalene Poo
Id to the house Of despised Zaccheus.
e went everywhere where the sins Of
ankind were calling for the need of n
Saviour. From amid the songs and -,
e merrymakings of this nuptial ban o.
ct will you and carry the message Pm
Christ to an outside sinful world? o.
III we preach Christ amid the cypress IS
well as amid the orange blossoms?
III we preach Christ under the moan SIS
: weeping willows as well as among az
singing multitudes Of weddings of 65
lilee? 1T is better to go to the 9S
lse OF mourning than to the house i
feasting." 1t is your duty to go to -
h places. But remember, oh, Chris ~
I, those who are preparing to enter o
ther world and to be married to At
tn need you as much as those who to an
about to place upon their fingers soutj
wedding ring Of gold which will PM Z.
Ircle that finger after the flesh has IL
lered away in the grave. q
Copyright 1905. by Louis Klopsch.l So
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04
Too Late to Ask Advice.

Not only do the young people often
neglect to ask Christ to the wedding,
but they very often neglect to talk to
him and consult with him before they
engage themselves for life. They treat
Christ in reference to the coming en-
gagement a great deal as did young
lady many years ago her New England
pastor. She came to DR.. Pelpin and
said: "Pastor, l want to talk to you.
am in doubt whether l should marry
Mr.. SO-and-so. want your advice"
With that the rindly old minister look
ed at her and said We'll, my girl
when is the wedding to take places
Next week Tuesday," "Oh. no." she |
answered. Not next Tuesday. but
next Thursday" So some people come /
to Christ to talk about their coming
marital plans when they have made up
heir minds to marry whether God
wants them to marry or no. These
'Oung girls will talk about their we'd
ling plans with other girls They win
ak about them to people who are al.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04
AUGuST.

Il. Returning Steamer will leave PHILADELPHIA
from Pier 3 South Wharves First Pier above
Chestnut Street) as follows;
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04

Address Philadelphia communications in care
OF Citizens Rexsamer Il Co, 40 South FroDt ST.,
John P. Wilson, ll6 Dock St., or Pier s NORTH
Wharves.
Lebanon Navigafion Companv
Philadelphia Phone: Market 16-6gA
Ofiice--Rising Sun, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04
P.B. &W. RAILROAD
.AWARR Division.

DELAWARE DIVISION.
on and after Nov. 2sth, lsO4, trains win leav,
- follows:
.OJTn. EXP. Mail Mail Pass Ex. Pas.
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04
V71 7T5HI 70 IdhU on or TeF on
eENTREYILLE BRANCH

? y Trans leave leave Queenstown for Cantreville at
Trsin & iaeJop o.Io ?; M lOi2 a. m. and 735 m.
., % p: m. and 700 o. m. ~ 0'0V D. m,
T. MURDOCH, General Passenger Agent
Milford chronicle., 1905-08-04

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