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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21
THE AssEMBLY's HOME AND SCHOOL.
j. A. MCAlURRY,
Lynchburg, Va.

DEAR FRIENDS:- "A few days ago | received let
ter from lady in distant city telling me that in
looking over some papers belonging to her mother,
who went to heaven about year ago she found
half-wrtten letter addressed to and that she cher
mother) sending contribution to the Home and
School. | greatly impressed with this incident.
This last act of Christian mother seemed to accord
well with the spirit of this institution. help
widows and orphans of departed brethren is so
Chrstlike and of the last acts of this mother
was fitting and no doubt we'll pleasing to
the Master.
Dear friends do not believe you can fully under
stand what this institution to those for whom it
intended. 1T is refuge for the families of
deceased brethren and affords help without which
| do not understand how they could live. 1t is
place where those who have suffered alike be
together and sympathize with each other. 1t is
blessing to mother and children, a help and conve-
nience to the missionary and comfort to the living
ministry. 1t says to ministers "Preach the Cos
pei and give your whole time to the work of the Lord,
and in the event of your death will for your
family" What glorious privilege to help in such
a What fit object for our gifts What
worthy for the consideration of those of who,
in making wills, desire to consecrate some of
means 10 Gods service! We sadly need endOw
ment fund. Our work is, without doubt, growing in
the hearts of our people, and the demand for ifs ii
leges Is increasing every year. Our December col
lection Is not near large it should he for ON,
members have increased and the of living has adj
yanced and we need larger collection thar o
some OF our churches have given literally and cheer
fully, and yet there very many that have givon
nothing Two good Christian ladies wrote me that
no announcement of the collection had boor n,1 ~
their church. but that they desired to contribute and
they sent me S75 ! wonder if there are not q ,roat
many more who would like to have this privilege If
so, send us your contributions. If your church hoe
not taken the collection it is not yet too late. We
need helP very much indeed and friends, let there
be no delay about the Kings business. Remember
this is the Assemblys Cause and it is your cause and
you ought to help God has never failed us in the
past and we are trusting Him for the future.
Fraternally yours,
5. W. SohfERyILLE, Superintendent.
Fredericksburg Va
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21

2. Divine healing Faith Cure, Laying on of hands
Amounting with oil, and the like.
B. Personal lnalllbillty, Assurance by direct per-
sonal witness of the spirit Direct revelation of facts
Assured answer to prayer in advance of its actual
answer Authoritative exposition of Scripture Ger
tain revelation OF true intent of propheses and such
like.
This classification is the authors, gathered from
their published writings. His method of dealing is
to refer to the covenant promises of God through the
Spirit to his people under the old and New Covenants
and to show which of these expired by limitation and
which are perpetual The Mystics draw no such disl
tinction, but claim perpetuty for inspirations mira
cles and other things.
WuIrr
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21
PRACTICAL HELP IN MISSION
SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORK.
DAVID NJ. SWEETS.

Mission Sunday schools mark the advance line of
our army of occupation. The outposts of to-day are
e strongholds OF tomorrow This is true progress.
0tep by step the church forward strengthening
dts 1t goes, keeping open its line of communication
gradual movement literally and properly. If it is
unheralded and unobserved so much the better-may-
De 1T Is the kingdom of heaven
ms is not only the proper method but the
tual method for with all the schemes for extending
.he church, the church has preferred to grow The
iar-away missionary, beyond mountain sea- who is
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21
Feb. 4, 1906. Cane Hill, Ark.
AGAIN.
L. AICCLUER.

Again appeal to Gods people to aid in building
Presbyterian church at Louisa Court House. One
gody woman there is struggling secure the money
with which to put up house of worship and she de
serves encouragement and financial help in her con-
secrated efforts. Won't you VINO read TINS send mo
something however small, for this purpose?
ALREADY RECEIVED.
Westminster League, Third Presbyterian
Church, Richmond, .................. $1,000
A friend of Third Presbyterian Church. Rich
mond, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Mr.. X. Shore Robertson Blackstone . 500
Dr. 5. L. Morris, Atlanta ................ 500
Aoual, .''''.'' ......... .............. 5000
Very sincerely,
Rev. r. B, EGGLEsToN,
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21
II. NJ. WHITE.
A HOUSE PARTY OF PREACHERS.

A HOUSE PARTY OF PREACHERS
jolly house party it was too, if all the mem
bers preachers. The place was the manse at
Jackson, Tenn. The time February g. l9O6 The
occasion the siXtieth birthday of Rev Angus Nc
Donald, d. d.. pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Jackson. The guests were 1.-THE boys who
have entered the ministry from the pastorae of Dr.
Mcdonald, and who had the benefit of his pastoral
oversight in their boyhood. Unexpected occurances
prevented the presence of Rev. NJ. V. p Yeaman of
Harrodsburg, Ky, and Rev. Charles Scholl of Penn
sylvania Those who present were Rev j. Ed
wards Park, OF Charlottesville, Mo-. Rev. w. Bristow
Gray, OF Eminence Ky; Rev. Henry H. Sweets of
Louisville; and Rev. David NJ Sweets of Shelbyville
Ky. All of these were boys in the Presbyterian
Church OF ElZabethtown Ky, where Dr. Mcdonald
pastor from 1877 to 1884. The lows of such a
reunion are ndescribable married only by the illness
for few days of DR.. Mcdonald 1t was fitting
foreaste of the joys of the reunions of heaven The
morning and evening worship in the home with the
singing of the sweet of Zion and the exchange of
the experiences in work, and the recalling of the
happy days of the past all lent their need of enjoy
hent TO the party 1t was a happy thought OF DIR.
-icDohalu TO make such Il gathering possible and nv
ms oouidl invitation to renew the ties of years gone
ny Inc Mistress OF the Manse' was a most i'm
Porlaht factor In the enjoyment of the guests Each
one OF those privileged to be present carries away 4
ne" inspiration begotten by the joyful unselfsb and
conSecrated lie and service of this minister who
even on his birthday rather than be the recipient of
ieheIhDrances, made himself the donor of a remem-
Drnce to each of his guests thus reversing the usual
CUSTOM but putting himself in line with our Masters
words; 1T IS more blessed to give than to receive
Dr. NcDonald's appointments for the Sabbath were
hiied by the boys" Besides many letters of con-
CALCULATIONS and good Wishes the following poem
written Tor the occasion by Miss Nellie b. Sweets of
EIizabethtown, was received:
BIRTHDAY GREETING
Dear pastor of my childhood days
In memory held most dear
by one whose heart still offers praise
For thy instruction clear
make for thee on this glad day,
A wish true and sincere
God send great happiness, [ pray,
10 thee each passing year
The Lord bless thee and keep thee, too.
And make His face to shine
On thee, and gracious care bestow
On all the loved of thine
His countenance lift up in love
And give thee perfect peace,
And joyful life with Him above
When earthly life shall cease.
DAVID NJ SWEETS
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-21

REV. r. B. EGGLEsToN,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
CAPITULO xxxV1
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n.is h1Cs SaItar mas ia obIcuridad como una uE LLAMA
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o auvas naTsds ptsOrss sstAban W6da con lngrs
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81 CABALLERO DE CASA KOjA
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-28
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-07-19

According to the Harrisburg star
Independent, old Daniel Drawbaugh
the original and real inventor of the
telephone, has another discovery Or
invention that may yet bring him
reward for his genius. 1t j. fuel TO
tIke the place of coal. This fuel,
continues the Star independent, Is
manufactured from chemicals and
cuim or tibrOus matter and i much
tighte, in weight than coal. it vii
take about tons of the artificial Goa.
10 make one of the natural, but th,.
tiiicial will give the same if not u
greater amount of heat. The N
tilicial fuel i, mtde in mould, uf ai
sizes aud like coal, can bc had CIth,r
hard or soft. At present the iuei j.
manufactured at BuwmanStiHic and
a, suou It's the final papers are secured
for the patent it will he placed upon
the market. y demonstration was
given this morning at the stur" uf
George llimtS, 10 North Second Si.
\ number of the prominent bu-ine~,
men of the city investigated the fu,l
and all seemed pleased The lire wu,
built la n large uld-fu~hioncd Cgg
stove and whether the dmlt, were
on or not the fuel burned freely. IL
does NOT ciinkcr uud burns to a fine
ash. There i no precoptibleamount
of gas even when the door OF the
stove j. allowed to remain open.
This artificial fuel when placed on
the market viii make decided
difference in fuel bills, for "A ton of il
will cost just about 1ne. half the
price of coal and fiom what could he
learned frulu the diti, rent trial- that
have been given, viii last longer.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-07-19
lERNyCE ITEMS.

Joseph Helsman went to Phiadel-
rhia last Thursday morning, and
on Friday underwent an operation for
appendicitis from which he had been
sutft ring for the past three weeks.
lie is getting along as we'll as can be
expected at the present time.
Mr., and Mrs. f.. l.. Seeds of Phil
adelphia,evisited the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Sornoski, at Sugar
Hill, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harvey who
have been visiting friends at Scran
ton, have returned home.
Mrs. Atom Roberts and family of
Sayre, are visiting friends at Mil
dred.
Michael Donovan of Mildred is
working at Sayre where he expects
to make his future home.
The funeral of Mrs. Brogan who
died on Wednesday was held Satur-
day, and was largely attended. In
terment was made in st. Francis
cemetery.
We hope that the directors will
put aside friendship in the letting'of
the school house and the hiring of
teachers and truant officer and iani-
tor, snd see if expenses cannot be
cut down.
a case of chicken stealing was
brought before squire recently and
after Il great deal of argument and
testimony on both sides the prisoner
was found not guilty, but, neverthe-
less, he was compelled to pay half
the costs. This may be law, but
surely not justice, for if man is not
guilty he should have nothing to
pay. Any man can accuse another
of a crime and drag him before
squire and make him pay half the
cost to prove that he is an innocent
man. What has become of Justice?
County Treasurer Farrell and fam
| lily of Dushore visited friends at Mil
dred Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Cook spent
Sunday with the formers mother,
Mrs. John Cook.
| Gordon Saxon who was called
home by the death of his father, has
returned to Philadelphia.
The township auditor who refused
to sign the township audit, wants to
know what the taxpayers are going
to do about the directors paying
twelve dollars this year when they
refused to pay three dollars for the
same work last year.
c. f. jackson is enjoying himself
on the river, bass fishing.
Casper Meyers of Philadelphia,
has charge Of the new bridge build
| ing.
Thomas Mahaficy was arrested
for assault and battery on Mr. and
Mrs. Gunuski. Squire Lawrie bound
him over for court without bail.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-07-19
Linens and Towels.

Have you tried ms lof Linens? Never
a qetter time thnn nov. They are reason
able prices at Shopbrlls these dnys when
we are showing ap excellent line OF new
designs "a Fable namask Napkins and
CeHter Pieces.
Plain and hrm-iitehci Towels.
Use to 5he,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-07-19
~ u shauId fse.

An announcement af the forthcoming
meetings ~ the farmers Institutes In
Maine reveals the fact that every one
In the list referred q j. called 10 meet
IN grange halls The grange and the
farmers Institute ar, working togeth.
or IA many ways for the advancement
OF the farmers interests.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-07-19

Most of us have unfortunately come
to consider beauty as luxury, and
generally an expensive one. Hence,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-07-19
Summer Weight
COrSetS.

lt's not enough that "a Corset be merely
light weight, but must be perfectly shap-
ed aud good fitting as well as light. You
won't find better models or better range
OF STYLES or better value lhan several
nakes we are selling Tor sl.O0. Less eN-
pensiye ones are here as well IN ample
variety.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-07-19
The Shopbell Dry Good Co.,
3l3 Pine Street,
WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
EiandkerChiefs.

Have you enough EIandIlerchiefs
Few persons have too many july IL
a good handkerchief mouth with sheer
fine and nicely finished hcmslitched ones
for sc. 4 for PIC.
Fine all Linen landkerchieis, some
are plain hcmstlched, others aIe en-
broidered and lace trimmed. for
lJc to l,j0.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-07-19


of the Williamsport and North
Branch railroad were conveyed to
HughesviIle by special train, and as
sembled in Train Dispatcher Kauif
mans office for the purpose of orga-
nizing IA relief association, about six
ty-tive persons being present.
General Manager Townsend called
the meeting to order and stated the
object of the gathering, when the
following temporary officers were
elected, pending permanent organi-
Zation:
President ID. Townsend
Vice President. ID. Musgrave.
Secretary. S. Newman.
Treasul er-Geo. w. Woodley.
A committee composed of the fol-
lowing persons was appointed to
prepare constitution and bylaws,
and report at the next meeting: F.
w. Corcoran, John Manning, j. ID.
Musgrave, Alex Bubb, John Watson,
III. A. Knipe, q. b. Edkin, ID. X.
Bennett, ID. X. Townsend and John
Morrison.
The object of the organization is to
provide sick and death benefits for
its members, employees of the w. u
y. B. r. r., out of fund provided
by dues and assessments from the
members, supplemented by a "nesl
egg" provided by the management
of the road, similar to the organi-
zation of the employees of the Penn
sylvania railroad.
Sunday services in the auditorium
at Eagles Mere were inaugu
rated Sunday, DR.. Wha-
len, of Carbondale being the speaker
A Sabbath school was organized in
the afternoon with DR.. Whalen As
superintendent and Miss Kathryn
Welch, of Philadelphia, secretary
and treasurer. DR.. Whaleu instruct
ed the children and Mr.. Leggitt, IA
Philadelphia iron manufacturer,
taught the adults. The lesson was
the parable of the Good Samaritan
and as Mr.. Leggitt had visited the
scene wherein the parable is laid and
had stopped at Good Samaritan Inn,
ne made the lesson very attractive to
his hearers, The Rev. Mr.. Ander-
son, pastor of the first Baptist Church
of Harrisburg, and the Rev. w.
Northey Jones, rector of Christ Epis-
copal church, Williamsport, spoke
further on the subject.
The first vesper service at the lake
was delight to all who attended.
1t was conducted by DR.. Whalen,
with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Ander-
son and address by the Rev. Joseph
Welcb, of Philadelphia. Many per-
sons in boats surrounded the pier, on
which the service was held, and the
scene, reverently pretty, was strong
ly suggestive of Galilee.
Owing to the increase in the mum
ber of cottagcrs and Forest Inn guests
new boat house has been built at
the beach, and as always, the bath
| ing and boating are leading features
of Eagles Mere life.
Edward Kammerer, of Williams
port, whose house was damaged by
fire on the Faurth of July, has re.
tained an attorney to collect from
the city the amount of his damage.
which he estimated at 5000, his
contention being that the city
caused the damage 10y placing the
| fire department in the Fourth of
July parade where it could not be
reached by an alarm.
More men and supplys have ar
rived for construction of the new
railroad and the work is to he given
to ii construction company To do in-
stead of doing the work by the com
pany. Within the past few days
IS ears of supplies have arrived, in
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-07-19

Fine Damask Towels up TO $500.
luck and Bath Towels ia al qualities
aud prices.
II will pay you 10 spend - iilile line
at oar Linen counter.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-07-19


country are iamenting the scarcity of
harvest hands the perennial tramp
continues TO initiate the lily in that
he tolls not, neither does he spin.
| The Connellsville News, for instance,
INDUCES in the following remarks:
'Tramps are tlocking to the coal re-
giCnS in large numbers. They
would be welcomed there if they
would work as there is plenty of it
for them but instead of working all
of them eventually find their way to
the city bastile. A celebration the
Fourth that would blow all of the
worthless and indoIent known as the
genus hobo to some other land would
be opportune." But then it would
be tough on the "other land.'
The JOhnst0wn, Pa, flood, in
which 2, 142 people lost their lives
and nearly $4,000, 900 worth of
property was destroyed, occurred
May 81, 1889. Last week, laborers
who were excavating for a building
in the city unearthed II glass jars
filled with preserved berries, and all
in good condition. They were un-
doubtedly buried 10y the great flood.
The following day laborers found an
old pocketbook, which on eXami
nation was found to contain SO &c.
There were three silver dollars and
the balance in small change. The
pocket book and other relics of the
big flood were in II fair state OF
preservation.
A boro with not enough voters to
| fill all the bor0 offices is the stu
alton likely to be presented in Still
water, Columbia county. The re-
moval of the Edgar & Stauffer plan
ing mill and many Of its employees
to Berwick is the cause.
Saltwater is regularly incorpo-
rated boro and boasts of Al quail
fed voters, the majority of whom
worked at the planning mill. The
constitution requires 20 officials
chief burgess, six councilmen, six
school directors, two constables,
two justices of the peace, one assess
or, one tax collector, besides
election officers and other minor
officials.
The most horrible Fourth of Ju-
ly accident ever recorded in this
section of the State, happened at
Wannamie a mining town near
Wilkes-Barre. A party of boys
from 10 to years old, all of them
foreigners, We're celebrating" "
They had piece of iron pipe an
inch in diameter and about eighteen
inches long, into which they insert
ed Il stick of dynamite. On top OF
this was poured powder and match
applied. Twice this performance
was repeated and no explosion re-
suited. Then one of the boys
took the pipe in his hands and be,
gan pounding it upon rock to dis
lodge the dynamite. There was a
terrific explosion and five of the
boys were instantly killed, al d
three others were injured, one of
them 80 bad that he will die. The
mother of the two injured lads
aw the explosion. The bodies were
horribly mutilated, hands and feet
being blown away and the faces
made almost unrecOgniZable.
After living seven week, in Il home
made incubator, the infant daughter
uf Professor and Mrs. Joseph Wolfe,
nf Lewisburg, has gained three oun
cts and bids fair To grow Ia IA healthy
child. At first ii was thought that
the babe would not survive, but
when il showed signs of life the in
cubatnr was hurridly constructed of
u wouden box, lined with paper, cot
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1906-07-19
Pillow Cases.

Pillow Cases with plain hem ready Tor
use Tor Zoe to 2Oc.
IIemstitched pillow cases II llc to pc.
Plain Bolster Slips for Sic to 3je
llrmstitched Bolster Tor Toe to I5c.