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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-07

"A Good Beginning; evening, a lecture upon
conditions in eastern Europe, 1.-The Gross and
Rev. James S. Montgomery. Morning, THE
bra"; first address in SERIES Spain. and
italy," Special music and a warm welcome
h6 & r. MaHES4hMfo;p1sr-Rev L. A. wilsey will
administer the sacrament Of the Lords supper
In the morning. The pastor will also re-
sermon topic will be 1.-The New Life Chill
dren's meeting will be held at pm. League
pk sfEE!e av E SO G. G. VALENTINE. Morn
ing. mon by the pastor; evening Rev. Dr.
HENNsEEP1N AVENUE Rev Fayette 1; Thomp-
the New Year; evening, the fourth in the
series Of the year-end messages, "A Message
HoPK1Ns-Rev. G. H. Sweat; Morning, Coos
pei Of Jesus Christ; evening. union meet
a1s Tn ~ s shannon Morning
ey5 Of f. EVENING ne Newly
organized chorus choir will sing.
PRESBYTERIAN. To-.
BETHLEHEM Stanley B. Roberts, DID.
Morning, communion and reception Of mem.
bers; evening, "In Spirit and Fire" Week OF
prayer observed thru mr. the week Annual roll
vANDERBURGH .MEMoR1AL-Rev.. W.. o:
| Wallace. Morning, 'frhe Thoughts that Filled
| the Soul of the Lord at His Approaching
| Sufferngs'': communion address; evening,
"a Christian Know by His Fruits
HOPE CHAPEL-Rev. Alexander G. Patterson
| Evening, ''Husks or Bread Special music
by Girls choir: Sunday school at 8 pm .,
WELSH-Rev. H. P. Morgan Morning. "The
Holy Ghost Baptism; evening, THE Pleasure
4 of the Lord Must Prosper" Special meetings
every evening during the week at 1880. AL
the Welsh people Of the city cordially in
+ yited.
F1FTH-Rev. william J. johnson. Morning
/ reception of new members, baptism and com
munion service; evening. preaching BY. tn,
i pastos. Week of prayer will be observed
i Social reception for all the new members mex
sE5ssZ SEsn15 BENJAMIN
Las. Morning Demand and Supply -! sp e
i You Prepared to Pay the Price3" Evangelis
i til. meetings will be held thru the week
Preaching by the pastor. Music by the choru
choir. .
WESTMINSTER Rev John Edward Bushnell
DID Morning, "The Blessed Year. evening
]. "a Keynote Harry Phillips will sing
4 solo at the morning, service.
4 GRACE-ReY. Donald D.. Mckay. Morning, Se
/ Up the Tabernacle"; evening. Face Zion
ward Christian Endeavor at 80 pm.
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PULPIT AND PEW

DR.. James s.. Montgomery. has an
nounced the following Sunday evening
addresses in Fowler church, beginning
spain-Jan: 7, "The Alhambrao',,;
"Cadiz by the Sea-; Jan. 20, 'tThe
Quaint City; of Cordova.u ,,,,
scum; Feb. II. "Famous Pictures in
Rome; Feb. Is, cold Sienna; Feb.
rs, "The Ruins Of Old Pompeii.'
At Wesley church this. evening Ut.
Guild begins a series of lectures which
are the result of some years Of study,
and deal principally with the historical
basis Of some great events which are
now transpiring: The first Of these TO-
night, is on 1.-THE Cross and the Tres Cres,
an S of nr sne peyo
lutionary upheaval in the Balkan PENN
sula, and incidentally some light IS
throw upon the world conditions IN
which the United States is now IN
yolved in the east. Next>Sunday even
ing, Jan. 4, he will complete the ex-
POSITION Posi-! t9 with "The Russian Revolt
At the Western Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church., Rev. H. B. Collins
will deliver q series Of addresses on
the HReformers''; on Sunday evening,
Jan. ID, an address on "Savonarola -
will be given, and the following, Sun
day evening an address on :" Martin i,
Luther.' DR.. J. B: Hingeley = will
superannuate fund Of northern Mime
sofa conference, Sunday morning
Jan. IA. sx,
The January meeting Of the Women Is
association, Church of the Redeemer
viii lbe held at the home of Mrs. Emma
G. Crosby, 624 Tenth street s, Friday
Jan. IL, at 2:45 p. m. Z Mrs. David II -
Contact Of the Ancient Jew. with Othe,
People, - The usual offering. for the
afternoon will be devoted to the japan
/. o. W. Stewart will speak this evening
at the First M. E. church, corner Nintt
avenue and Fifth street Sc. MI. Stew
art has national reputation as an elo
series Of Sunday evening addresse:
that DR.. Jordan has arranged for thu
new year. They are all on the genera
theme, ''The Sins of Modern Society. ;
Jan. ia the subject will be ..'Poisonet
Arrows'; JAN 81, "Shams'; Jan. %
"The Leprosy'; Feb. 4, "Dry Rot.
Sunday morning Dr.: Jordan preache
on the theme "Whither, Todav8't
DR.. Fayette L. Thompson Of the Hen
nepin Avenue church begins the seconl
section Of his year-end messages, t
which he has been giving attention 70
some weeks past. A Message O
New Things,V dealing with the open
ing year, is his subject for this ever
ing. ...-a .---.--S-2t-.- l.-.s
The general committee of arrange
ments for the missionary convention t
be held March 21-23 is called to. NEE
in Hennepin Avenue church Monday q
1920. This committee is composed 9
Methodist pastors, English and foreign
speaking, in the city, and also two lay
men from each church: Pastors al
urged to Sc that there is a. full repr'
sentation at this meeting. The NEE
ing is called by W.. H. Jordan, gener'
chairman. T. ~ .a
Wesley church has always had rel
utation as an, energetic church, and
is now introducing a line or work f
men which is new in the city. Unde
the leadership Of DR.. Guild q men
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SERVICES IN LOCAL CHURCHES TODAY

F1RsT-ReJ. A. B. Maxthall. DID. Morning,
Conditions Of Blessing; evening, "The Light
Of the World" Penticostal meetings daily dur
,BETHANY-Rev. 7. J. Mccrossan. Morning,
reception Of new IN members ,ts nd m
Seven Deyils of Modern Society, All Begin
UNITARIAN. s.-.... ~
F1RsT-Rev. e. Stanton Hodgin Morning. 1.-THE
Place Of the Church in Human Life"
r.. UNlvERsALisT. ->*
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev. Marion
D. Shutter. Morning, "The Gospel Of Self,
Special music at both services
TUTTLE-Rev George F. Patterson; morning.
Places Of Of Power; evening, ITO the Level
AL soULs-Rev william q. Ryder. Morn
ing, Imperialism and Its Ethics; Sunday
A5 5shGS z nsGa N Marsa pm morning
Work and charaeter. evening, "obedi nas,
1ns IN the nornins Thsrs W BE-
baptism service in the evening;
'l .The Things that Are fs before; evening
"China and the Kingdom Of Cod choir
school will be CONDUCTED each Monday might
Union services for the week of prayer will
be observed in this church Monday; Tuesday ua ida:
gational church on Thursday and Friday
MISCELLANEOUS.
SPIRITUAL RESEARCH soc1ETY-Rev. Alice
Wickstrtm. Morning, service II am. /; sub
| ject The New STAR l-
BAND OF PFACE-Lecture by Mrs. S. NJ
| Lowell: greetings by Mrs. Peake and Mrs
| Beuhler; evening service at s pm:
| PROGRESSIVE s0C1ETY-Lecture by Mrs. Tai
colt; greetings by Mrs. Lamb; evening ser
NORTH sr e s1p S cture by Mrs. Beuhler, fol
| lowed by II greetings; evening service
NE E2' TifIooueHT MISUNDERSTANDING. address b
Ruth b. Ridges. 1.-THE New Thought and tn
| New Testament; chi1dren's hour at 10 clock
NEW THOUGHT SPIRITUAL soCIETY-Dr
Louis Williams; Eyening The Rescue Q
NAZARENE HOLINESS Mlssl0N-Rev an
/ Mrs r. A. Dooley Morning, 1.-THE Sanctife
Life; 3 pm, holiness meeting; 1880 pm.
sermon.
l Wheeler Will give spirit messages; all wei
| come.
Sweat p.nl.,z temperance address by Ed
| win Phillips, NJ D.: evening. revival meeting
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ACTIVITY OF THE MINNEAPOLIS CHURCHES IN AlLDWIN7EE
Acousticon IN Trinity Baptist Church
Will Make 1t Easy for the Deaf to Hear

The deaf may today attend Trinity Baptist
church and, with ease, hear Rev. Latham a..
Crandall preach this morning on 'SThe Vision
Of God,' and this evening on Bed Rock in
Religion. -
This is because Of the establishment in Trim
ity church of an acousticon system, the first
to be installed in any church in the northwest,
tho they are located in number OF eastern
churches and much appreciated By their use. use
persons who have not been able to hear ser ser
mon in church in years, are able to hear every
word of the preacher, participate in and fully
senjoy the service.
The acousticon is really telephone On the
preachers desk is small leather covered box,
some ten inches long and five or six inches
in height
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The side Of this box toward the speaker is
open, and within it is sensitive telephone
transmitter Wires extend from this board to
rear pews in the church. There half dozen
telephone ear-pieces are to be found, which
may be held in place by the user by short han
dies These are IN rear pews that the deaf may
use them and not be conspicuous while at the
same time they are able to hear as well as II
they were occupying front seats.
The installation Of the acoustcon in Trinity
church is but an experiment. If it is found pop
ular, accommodations for more people will be
provided. The apparatus as placed in Trinity
church may be so connected that fifty people
can use it
Persons desiring to test the ACQUISITION, or
to make previous arrangement for it's use in
Trinity church, may confer with M. F. Schutt,
! $40 Temple Court building.
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BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
NoRwEGiAN-DAN1sH-R Gustav Melby.
Morning, The Wise Men,; evening, "Christ's
rRiN1TY.Rev LatSan A. orandail; Morning.
1.-The Vision Of God evening RsaENsk u
RE sba How Pfay Nav mf Bet Gpe
TABERNAcILRev G: H! Gamble. Morning
Grace'; the hand Of fellowship to new men, :;
Chorus led BY Charles Miller: special gospel
Rtssh q ssS ne59 ss ZEE
gard, tho eminent violinist, and his pianist,
Miss Nilsson. will render several numbers;
oLIvER-Rev. Frank H. Cooper: Morning. The
Relation of Doctrine and Lite; in the even zen
dist church. ~
HGt s. H 4;s va. G gil
1MMANuE REV c. J. Triggerson. Morning,
and reception Of new members; evening, New
cAIvARYERev: Dr.. Fowler, Morning; Jesus
With a Crown" - =. = J II
cArHoLIc. .
ST. CHARLEs-Rev J. NJ. Cleary. Morning.
'"rhe Star Of Bethlehem; evening, .'st: An:
of new statue Of st. Anthony at st. Charles
church s. Sunday evening. Masses at 1880,
| -CHHlStiAN tiSCiENCE. M, w.
CHRISTIAN soIENcE-All churches, 'Truth. y
CONGREGATIONAL - l. -. II
PLYMoUTH-Rev Leavitt n. Hollock. Morn
ing, holy communion will be celebrated ant
| forty -one new members received into the
| church, Louis L. Dodge. recently elected tt
| the office of deacon, will be ordained.
LOWRY AILL-Rev. Henry Holmes. Morning
| s.Supplementing One Another; communion
| and reception Of new members; evening, Chris
tian Endeavors at $50; illustrated address.
lPLYMOUTH-Rev. Leayitt II. Hallock. Morn
| and reception of new members; evening
Rev. Harold Hunting dead Seas and Living
v1NEIThe pastor will preach. Evening, 81
1YM SIsaiHE Rev e. G. Burton Morning, "Lov
! and Obedience; communion and reception o
members; evening. Dr.. P. A. Cool
LINDEN HILLS-Rev Charles H. Maxwell
| , Morning. ..Infnite Reach for the Soul' even
rH Mf syfas RSs TREETRev; George E. Al
+ brecht. Morning. '.Old Principles In the Ne1
! Year.; evening, Life Eternal zz., /,
PILGRIM-Rey. F.. A. Sumner. Morning. com
| munion service and reception of seventy mex
| members; evening. tSs first in a series o
! sermons on 1.-The Life and Teachings
Christ"
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With big meeting for men atS5 pm,
and rousing service for everybody this
evening, the week $ evangelistic cam
paign at Tabernacle Baptist church con-
Quoted by the Baptist Young Men
Evangelistic league will come to an end.
Yet this is far from the conclusion
of the evangelistic work Of the young
men who are in the enterprise. They
expect to carry their work in turn to
every part Of the city, holding meetings
in convenient churches and reaching
out for young people in every district
of Minneapolis.
The work at Tabernacle church has
been very successful. Ten young men
have been present each evening and
their work among their hearers has been
materially advanced by assistance from
members Of Baptist young people g So
cieties Of the city who have attended.
The, pastor of the church has attended
each service, but only as one of the
congregation, the young men taking
charge from first to last. Each evening
they have taken turns in delivering
gospel messages, each address conclud-
ing with an appeal for the salvation of
those present. 49, r,-..-- g.
Previous to each evenings service, a
meeting of the young men has been held
in the church parlors, in form of a con,
ference and brief season of prayer fol
the advancement of the work. II
A choir Of twenty to thirty young
people has aided in the singing. The
meetings are opened with a half hou,
Of song. The Chapman hymnbooks are
used and the "Glory'' and "King's
Business songs are sung with as rous
ing a good will as ever they were de
livered in the Chapman gatherings.
The young men who are conducting
! the services desire that their names b.
not published, on the ground that they
are not working for publicity. Every
evening there have been some who hav,
declared for a better life. Thursda,
? evening was especially noteworthy whel
a number of boys professed conversion
Tabernacle church was made to tax
:. on somewhat more Of an evangelist
i appearance the past week, by gospe
I texts, placarded on the walls in larg
t letters where they could be read by al
the congregation. Among these text
= are the following: t'We need bot
= head and heart religion, be ye reconcile
to God;' "Today is the day of saliva
q tion, now is God time to save you;
T. "Get right with God; ""f Choose yo
+ this day whom We will serve. J"
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SENTENCE SERMONS

Love lasts long after pity is worn out.
Fear is a poor kind Of foresight
Every word Of profanity Is a prayer .
Little duties are a school for larger
bnes. 81
The logic Of love convinces more than
The love Of logic. .r.
L A little modesty often hides a, lot of
vanity. g.. .
Many man is breaking his back under
4 bag of shadows.
He rejects all rewards who refuses
moral responsibility.
4 IEs !.
a. golden heart Is not gained by setting
khe heart on gold.
q No man pays more for a thing than he
who seeks it for nothing. 81 s
1 Henry .. Cope.
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club has been. organized in utilization
with the Brotherhood of st. Paul, which
is the largest UNCONVENTIONAL society
for men in existence and has for its
object the application Of fraternity
methGds to d9 Ielig19us work; pr II is
erhood opens class for men which will
be unique. All who are not engaged in
church work elsewhere, and especially
strangers and commercial travellers, are
invited to Wesley church between 1
and pm. There will be special music
by male quartet and other attractive
features with twenty minute practical
various men of prominence in the city,
that upon next Sunday being on the
subject "Side Lights on the Closing of
the Sunday Saloon" by DR.. Guild.
Thursday afternoon the Ladies So
ciety Of Augustana Lutheran church
was entertained. in the parsonage by
Mrs G. j., Petri. This meeting being
the first of the year, it was the annual
business meeting of the society. Re-
| ports of the officers and various COM
mittees were given, showing the society
in a prosperous condition. 1t started
the work of the new year, with III
Mrs. J. "A. Lundqvist was elected treas
urer and Mrs. G. johnson secretary.
The committees in charge Of the Little
Girls Sewing school and mission cot
tage were reelected. Reports about
the past years work of these commit
tees were read by the secretaries, Mrs.
F. O.. Tidholm and Mrs. A. Soderlind.
During the afternoon the vesper quar-
tet rendered some beautiful selections
and Mrs. j. P. Terning read an original
poem. ....>....,.... .....
The semi-annual business meeting of
the Young People g society of Angus.
tana Lutheran church was held last
Wednesday evening. Mr.. J. A.. Bar
; qvist was elected presidents; Frank
Palmquist, vice president; Miss Edith
. urer; Miss Edith ~Danie1son, organist
and Miss Alma Goodman, librarian
, The society having todayss156 members
, begins the new year with plans fotl
!. more and intense aggressive wori
i among the numerous Swedish youn@
! days the society bought and presented
to the church q new piano.
A week of prayer win be conserved at
: the Park Avenue Congregational
. church, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
I and Friday evenings at 8 Clock. Rev
; G.. s. Rollins, the pastor, will have
! charge Of the meetings. Monday even
ing at 1880 the annual church business
; meeting will be held. Annual reports
1906. Ria. D., ~ ~ 90 Il. (,
. Mrs. Ruth B. Ridges Of the; New
! Thought Lyceum, is to give a series Of
y y addresses, commencing Sunday morning
= in the Masonic Temple, with the fol
+ lowing topic, '"The New Thought ant
: The New Testament. -
!. h. The Brotherhood will meet in a ser
arate room Of it's own, seating severe
\. hundred, and there will be the kin
3 Of welcome and the kind of a program
4 which men like. Glenn Townsend is ]
+ charge Of this work.
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The regular Sunday afternoon meet
the Boys house. s. H. Beeler Of the
Central high school will talk on 'sThe
New Leaf The Boys orchestra will
play and there will be other special
been very well attended with the excep-
tion of the last two Sundays Boys
from all over the city are asked to be
present at these meetings. The best
speakers in the city are secured, the
meetings are made as interesting as
possible and it is hoped that we will
have larger attendance from now on.
of Q. G. Heintzman, the leader Of T e
J ourn Newsboys' Band.
The regular monthly cabinet meet
ing was held Wednesday evening, Jan.
8. Encouraging reports were heard
from all the committees. From. the
that the membership confined to boom.
The athletic committee reported on the
excellent work that is being done in
the gymnasium this year.
It was decided to give the annual
"hobby exhibition in about month.
The hobby exhibition is an exhibition
of all hobbies, such as stamp. and coin
collecC1OHS, DlIuS eggs, shells, DaSkeC
wGrh drawng and ph%9tognaphX t The
classes and competent. judges are Sc
| cured. All boys in the city are re-
quested to bring in their hobbies. -..
An. entertainment will be given on
Friday evening entirely by, boys: 1t
is expected! to present the kinder ?.
piay a1d having s several bo9 soos Saof'
On Saturday afternoon the annual
inter-grammar school meet will be given
in the gymnasium. Committees were
appointed from the cabinet to take
charge Of the advertising, entertain,
mentz| and exhibits. All the money
taken in on this exhibition will go tC
the Geneva fund for the purpose OF
sending delegates to the Lake Geneva
boys conference
The intermediate basketball team de
feated the Lyndales last Saturday
! evening. On New Year IS day a baske
tournament was held. The Juniorl
were defeated by the Junior Highs AM
the employed boys were defeated b,
! the Intermediates. The intermediate
; then defeated the Junior Highs. TIL
! intermediates have a%game with. Unit.
House basketball team for next Satur
y day evening. -
= Wednesday evening the intermediat
sleighride party will be held. All in
), termediates are invited. Sleighride
!. will be given for the employed boy
: and the juniors and junior highs late
on. An relocating party had been al
ranged, but it was necessary to post
z spone<i it on account Of the snowstorm.
!. The night school started last Tuesda
evening. A great number were enrolle
f and altho there is a general droppin
g off the second term, the classes ar
still very much overcrowded. H.
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Week Of Prayer Meetings.

Services will be held each evening
this week in Calvary Baptist church at
1880 pm. DR.. Fowler will preach each
night on "The Prayer that Teaches to
Pray being series on the Lord IS
Prayer, as follows: Monday, IA God
With a WorshiPperj;w. Tuesday, "a
df SrsdaA 1Srd Be aaf Hs asS B;
gar;' Friday, "a Guide and a Pill
GRIM" Saturday, IA .Deliverer and a
Captiye.v
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At the Friends church, First ave-
Bridgeman, of Hamline university, vii,
preach today at 80 am.
At the Evangelical mission, 400
Twentieth avenue N, Rev. S. V. Fisher
will preach at 1880 pm. The johnson
sisters will sing.
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You cannot tell much about the
breadth Of a mans mind by the width
of his mouth. SIS .$.s;;.
~. -. u. - !. ~
Whatever helps us to think more
kindly Of another helps to bring in the
kingdom 'of heaven. EE @t .~~ ~ -.
. Peace, with God is not a matter. of
patching up a compromise with the
devil. / +. 49,, &@1I .>*,E - ) !.
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Every time that life seems wintry take.
It as an evidence that the Gardener meant
you for something more than a sum
mer squash.
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Hymns You Ought to Know
1.-The King Of Love. "
BY SIR HENRY WILLIAM BAKER.

Tsir Henry Williams Baker, London
May 81, 1s21-Monkland
Herefordshire, Feb. ~, 1877, was mot
only q baronet, but he, was also 8
clergyman in active service, being the
vicar of Monkland. He was the author
of many hymns and was appointed
chairman of the committee which com
piled and edited that splendid collec
ton known as as HYMNS, Ancient am
Course Course based on the, Twentythir re
psalm, was published in 1868. A pa
thetic interest attaches to the last tw
lines of the third stanza; they we're tn
last words uttered by their author
being quoted a few moments before h
died. The hymn is usually sung to tn
tune 'tDominus Regit,' by d,
Dykes ~...~ Co.,
The king Of love my shepherd is.
I nothing lack il I am his,
And he is mine forever.
Where streams of living water Tow,
Ny ransomed soul he 1eadeth,
And where the verdant pastures grow,
With food celestial feedeth.
Perverse and foolish, oft strayed, -.
But yet in love he sought me,
And on his shoulder gently laid,
And home, rejoicing, brought me.
In deaths dark vale I fear no Ill
With thee, dear Lord, beside me,
Thy rod and staff my comfort still,
Thy cross before to guide me.
Thou spread'st a table in my sight,
Thy JUNCTION grace bestoweth,
And, o, what transport of delight
From thy pure chalice howeth.
And so thru all the length Of days
Thy goodness faileth never,
Good shepherd! may 1 sing thy praise
Within thy house forever.
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TO CARRY QUEST FOR
SOULS THRU0UT CITY
BAPTIST YOUNG MEN TO CON-
TINUE CAMPAIGN.

Band Of Ten Earnest Young Workers
Conclude Their Highly Successful
Services at the Tabernacle Baptist
Church with Two Rousing Meetings
Today-shun Publicity, to- Accom-
plish Good.
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SENTENCE SERMONS

Sacrifice gives a heavenly grace to
any gift. ', Z. - -.
~ r. * + 49,
True charity knows nothing Of absent
treatment. 80
God has only one school for character,
that Of daily life. at...
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The happiness reaped today depends
on that sown yesterday. ..-.-
Some men think they can put cash
in one pocket and conscience in the
other, and by keeping the left hand
ignorant of the deeds Of the right live
happy ever after. Henry F. Cope.
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The night school started last Tuesday
evening. A great number were enrolled
and altho there is a general dropping
off the second term, the classes are
still very much overcrowded. -, J..