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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-14
Stalien.

~ y~t
baftr, bob bic @ewalt bes
beg Weiups ssbro&en if.
fOlsenoe Sepei9e, peI&e bsute
9lbeno bonn Sbferbatorium bss Direts
tors Watteueci an oer Ssite oss Bull
fans bier einlief:
Die Sbdtiqfeit bss Dsiubs unb bic
agitation on Der Obsrfd9e parsn
lsbts Na9t unb beute msrfli9 bermiu-
bert. Die slsttrii9sn g~ntlaounsen
b6rten 6suts auf unb Der 2abafuB lieb
nod. Die Sorm bss araters unb atis
oere Mn3st9sn, fotuie bic nod 3u befds
tigsnbs 9a9ri9t bonn Aufb6rsl bss
2abaauHss In Boseotreeaie bere6ti9en
3l Der Worauaiage, bab Der ausbru4
In spei obsr bret $asen nortiber fein
uirb."
Die gsrOHsntIi&ung bieisr Sspsi9s
murbs NIT GROCER 5rsube aufeenor,.
men urlb bic gbars 5r.itag @Ottesoienifs
In ben 0ir1en nabmsn BITE Sornt In.
brtnfiser Tantiusungs, fur BITE Be-
snbigung Der @efabr on. pier in
NeapeI ff man beretts geneist, bic
S9iIbsruns bon aus $Ooss9efabr gnt-
Fobsnsn fur unaIaubmtrbts 81 balten.
Dos Wstier mar f9bn iinb Der @inb
trisb bic Mf9snpoIfsn mad Der RID.
tune bon Saperta.
I'm anberer Ortsn tam man f9
freili9 ben i9rsdli&en 5olssn Der 3a-
tafropbs niat beridliebe.'. SIN gosco'
treeaHe t6nnsrt bic nit Der Nusera-
buns Der tsrsits ffarf In 8erusiung
tibersssanssnsn 2si9en bss far9tsr.
li&sn @sru9ss tussert iauui cine Stunbe
lang BEL Der Nrbsit ausbalten.
Ola Bsreuns Der 2ei4en III ni&t
r,ur nit grOben ROfsn bsrfnhpft ion.
bern au9 tftir bic bamit gei9dftistsn
nit @sfabr bsrfntpft. Mle 2si9sn
tusrbsn 10 i&nsl ais m6sli8 In unse'
IbI9tsm Ralf begraben. I'm bas Ius'
brs@sn elmer gpioemie gu perbtiteu.
Niemanbsn if Der 3uiritt erlaubt. ole
ben Nrbsiterr.
NeapeL Is. Mpril. 5af 5000
6lhdtlings fnb bier uritergebra9t; ale
berfh9barsn @ebduoe fnb In Nnipru&
eenomrner. 2ommsu NOD msbr 6Iti9t.
hinge, iosmtHen bieielben In WiIitdr-
3eltsn unterQebra9s tuerbsn.
Die 3ufubr BON 2ebensmittsln Bat
tn ben 9ifriftsn Tim ben gefub faH
aufsshbrt unb bisislbsn babsn einen
iebr bobsn preis. Befonbsrs nta9i
F9 Der WangeI an 5Geif9 unb Brob
gsltsnb.
Bon Der fpri9ubrtIi9en nsapolitant.
i9sn SrdsSeit III Ni9ts su bsmsrten
iberaa herrf&t fisberbafte 8satisteit.
sln 5000 psrionen Rnb bsiadftisi, bic
Ni9e bon2 ben 6dusbd9ern au emit.
ferren.
geionoers sIidli4 fnb bic RsapOIi.
taner beute uieber bie Sonns au feben,
bie feit $agsn bur9 bie Af9e perbun'
felt tuurbe.
Weri&iebsns Wdnnsr Fnb 3u benz
Obierpatorium auf benz Dsfub borgs,
brunsen unb haben prof. Matteuecl
asiprO9sn. Terislbe bridte bic usbsr.
seusuns aus, bob bic srpIoipe periob.
bes Musbru9s borHbsr let. Der BRO
fefor f~letterie beute bonn Ob5erbato.
rum elm gut ettd ben Berg binaul
urb selanstel auf @runb isinsr gsab'
a&tungen au Der neberaeugung. bat
~borldufig !teine tpeitsren 2abaerghE,
erfoIgen tuirben.
Sapan.
Wa9ber Wanbf&urei.
3otto, Is. Npril. Narsui
Sarpnie, prdRbent bes NiniHerratbes
uirb am IA. ApriI nod Der Wanb{9u
rel rs,fen. Wanislaubt, baB er Dor
cine 2onfsren3 NIT Rarquis Sio, ben
iapanif&en ReFbenten In 2orea babei
utrb, Der bon Seoul bortbIn fommel
tpirb.
GaMaoa.
Sir @pber 3horburu n.
N q 10 o0S-,u
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-14

0sttes. Gees mo 0eeAees.
adnbIer besablex fs!sexne RreNe!
Butter - Country, lle, Gresusers a6s.
o4gt1 o.
Trti&e Ger-14e per Dute1o.
Sabner Sc, A6txs 8. Txrtets-M-lx
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-14
IrH@te nab OeMatie.

HrH&te nab Oemaie.
Tra4ta
Hepfd @ute 2o&dpfd $3.50 per Sab.
Wonauen $1.00-1.25; Hetxe Te-$1.00.
Gttronen 81 $3.50 Ser RIPE
Dranaen - $S.2b-3.76 ter 2tae.
Grobeeren 4c-S0e bas Nuart.
0smlfG
SparaeI-7Sc ein grobes 8un4.
grine 8obnen-$}A0-3.oo b.r Tulbel.
Wotbe gHiben zoe PEI Duteub 4un4es.
Rraut = S65.0o-6O.00 per Tonne.
Neue Garrots-40e bos Dutenb.
Gelerr-$6 bis IS 30.
@ursen - 81 8 , per Du&enh.
eaIat = 16e per Ptanb.
9wiebela - &otbe unb weibe $3.50 per
bunbert Yfunb; epanii&e 8mtebeIn sl.6'
per 2ifte.
Differ BIant 20e per Dutexb.
geterfiIie lb-soe pei Dstetb buR@eS.
RortoHeIn - zoe -55s per NuibeI.
eibfartcHeIn - 8tstaia $2.7b; Salt''
more sac -2.75; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Tab.
gabisis 2s-3N per Httenh.
&6 abarb l0-5) oas Dutenb.
Spinat = : pee Sos
tomatoes So per Grate.
YIumsnsobI $3.50 pei Dutenb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-14
Ser Seiuo bernbi9t.
&eine weittren M1sbri9e 81 befirdteu.

Sumgersnptb In ruffidsn gropiuaen. - SeitmiHel ssen 2abmnng. - Sir
Hobert Sbor6uru. = etret Der goaiaone in Jranfrei4.-
Gafrp re6et.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-14
ceiferrei6' llnsarn.
Stretfberp pftIIone.

Wien, Ii. April. Siebenbun.
bert pofilons sinssn beute an ben
Streif. Die gsb6roen wurben bur9
bieIss 0orgeben iberrridi, nod furser
gsf9dtsf6rung gelang ss ibnsn, Ct
Iablsuts su inben. Sober Wassn
tuuroe bon sinsm polisiRsn bsgleitst.
Die Brieftrdser tusrosn F9 wabrfdsin.
lid morget BEN Streit >anfdlisbsn,
au& He b~arlangen msbr 9Obn.
Ghfoo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-14
safe.

groros Sriaufstrst SuEfOrtists
S4wsterfdie Bee per Bsumh stx5sinfi@es
e6renertdie It's, BtseoxfS Sssens ~
Is, Rew gorI GbebSars: lbe. eAeetnts
{@a 2iuaburger l4es Bid l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-14

y u tOs Nphus Sptt
pefins tames beute Woreen 800 Wann
ruIHI9er Sruppen an unb 100 So.
baner tuerbet1 ON Is. Mpril srtpartet.
Der REP Der oeutf@en Sruppen wiro
F4 beute eini&ifen.
SeutidIanb.
3oIIaopf.
BerIfn, Is. Aprif. Gin @tRd
erfen Bureaufratismus beri9tet bic
WubIbauier gtrserssituna.
Msbrere 6duier Bel 6uninsen. nabe
Der S9wei3er @ren3e gerietbsn In
granb. Cine spribs bon Baisl tpolts
Ibi6sn bslfen, bic oeuti&sn 3Oubeam'
ten perlansten, bab bie sprise beim
pafRrst Der @rsnae persoQt tusrbe.
@dbrenb nod BIN unb b~srbsbattirt
tpuros, branntsn bic 0duisr, bic 100
garbs bonn 3oabauie ffanben, nieber.
ertretunabe q ei9s.
fanaIers.
Berlin, Is. ApriI. Die @rsns-
bOtsr, cine psrioeii9s 3sitf9rift. tpsI9s
enge 8esiebungen gum a%uswdrti9en
Imts bat, meloen. &eidstan3ler bon
8dlOtu beabfdtise bic 9situng Der MID.
tighten StaatsangeIegenbeiten tpdbreno
ietnes urIaubs 3u bebalten. gs lei
bsrsits i'm Bunbssratbe uno &ei9stase
arransirt. bab @raf Relationships sb.
nsr, Der @i3efan3ler n0minea ben
Rei9sfanaler bertrete.
3uridba ltungg e9en.
iber StaIten.
8ertin, Is. Npril. MngeRnis
Der fur9tbaren 6eimiu9ung. bon mel.
der BITE Bemobnsr Der umsebuns bss
8efuos betrOTen uorbsn finb, idat Is
in tueitefsn 2reiisn auf, baB ieos off.
si6ie ober amtli9e ssmpatbie. 2uno.
ssbuns bon bsutfdsr Settle ausbleibt.
gntsesen iOnfissn gsp1oaenbsiten III
bis iebt isin aufruf au Sammlunsen
ftr bie Salfsbeoirftiaen erlafen NOR.
ben. Wan bernimmt bon tsinen 3si9.
,unset bss 2aiIsrs, Der NIT 0orliete
In Stalien su psrtpeilea pfsgts, ned
anbsrer oeuti9sr 6trffsn unb nit
@Ihds9itern seiesneter peri6nli&'
feiten.
Die Bldttsr fntipfsn an bisie merfs
mtirbiae grf9einuna a1erbano politi.
i9e Rombinationen. STE bringsn bie
3urid6altuns Der m~abeebenben beut.
i4en 2reiie Gsssnbsr benz entfebli4sn
2eib Der bsrbfnbeten Wation NIT Der
anR6Bigen Stelungnabme Staliens
auf Der fosbsn bsenbsten Warotto'
8onferena In 3uiammenbang. Die
gnttdui9uns Hbsr bas offene gintreier
Der italienif4en Delegation In Mlgsei'
ras FIR 5ranfret&. meinsn He. befunbe
R& auf bas Deutli9Rs In bieiem Wans
gel an ieelt9er 8bsiInabme. 3ueIsi4
tuirb sunb bsrats ertldrf. bab Stdlierl
tn feiner 8inouns sesentiber Grant
reid oHenbar bsrsits 30 melt ge9angert
Ifet uno bob IS Berpht&tunsen iber.
nOmmsn babe. tpel&e nit feiner Drei.
bunb' Stelluns ni9t uereinbar feien.
Der 80. @ eburtsiag g.
/ W u II { n. Is. MpriI. 6ier Bee
9ing seftern Der StiftsprobF b. 8art,
einfmalieer Beratber bes ~berforbenen
2bnigs 2ubpig IL. unb Na9fol9er
unb 5reunb Ssnaa b. DOlinsers, Die
Geier ieines a&t1isffen geburtsta9s.
Inldbli& oefen Fnb ibm srObe 81.
runsen 81 tbeil eetuorben. Bring
regent 2uitpolo perlieb ibm bas prdoi'
tat @g3ellens. papif pius ernamnte
ibn sim gbrenbottor Der Sbsologie.
Dortmunber GGnqer au
benz parifer SO pbitbd.
ttgfetts.Q on3er
ortmunb b, Is. Mpril. Die
Spmpatbie fur hie 0interbltebenen Der
2atafropbe bon gourrierss inbet nod
INNER berebtsn Musbrud. Der Dprt.
number @eiansberein tpirb fG BEN.
nd4f an einem neutrality-suspicious.
aert betheiliaen. tpeI&es In benz arob'
artigen 6effaaI bes 3rocabero.p alais
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-14
@amaoa.

Sir q obert 9borburn.
g I. Sotns, q. g., Is. NpriI.
Sir wobert E9borburn. wsl&er bon
1885 Bis 1890 prtmier bon Neufunb.
lamb mar, farb bitr eeHern abtub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-14
Gbtna.
ausIdnber 5.

Stentftn, Is. Ipril. Bon
pefing tamen beuts Moresn 800 Manr
ruiFi9sr 8ruppel an unb HOO So.
paner tuerbel ON Is. Mpril ertuartet.
Der Refi Der beutI&en Sruppen miro
Hh beute einf9iHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-14
Sapnn.
Wa& Der M

&otto, Is. April. Warsuis
saronie, prdHbent bes NiniHerratbes,
wiro am IA. apriI nod Der Manbi9u.
rel reifen. Wanietaubt, bab er bort
cine 3onferen3 NIT Marquis Sio, BEN
iapanii9en @eFbenten In 2orea baben
utrb, Der bon Seoul bortbin fonnmierl
tuirb.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

nnl.ui-ki says "Ih- p.opl.
elected Ava Adam- two y.sr- ago
And ih,y ptnpo." 70 pn' him III
III. chair ihi- itm'. whether ia.
-upr.m. cour'. Bill Evans aud
IA. corporation influences lik. i,
or not"
How, by armed force The
sam. writer says that two years
ago Gov. Adam. said, mo, ".
hnv. been robbed aud plundered
and wron,'ei, bu' w- must submit
Armed r..i.isnc" would bring ~
federal troops aud result ia sssste
Of affairs which would perhaps In,
wors. even than Ia submit to this
outrAg-~ how h"~p.d upon IN.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15
~tarsing to Death.

Bccau-. her stomach wn- 80 Weakened
b, useless dragging tina, she could mol,
eat, Mfs. Mar, II. Walters. Of ST Clair
81 Columbus. o., Nas literally starving
to death. She writes; My stomach
vas -o a-ak from u-..l--- drugs that
could not eat, and ~, nerve. ~ wrecked
that uould not sleep. and no, before !
vHs given up Ia ~. wa ! induced 10 IT,,
Electric iii,t.rs; with the wonderful t-
suit that improvement began At once,
aud a complete cure followed Ii~.'
health tonic ou earth. ~, Guaranteed
by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15
Lame Back.

This is an ailment for which Chamber
lain's Pam Balm has proven especially
valuable. In almost every instance II
affords prompt and permanent reliet'
Mr.. Luke LaGrange OF Orange, Mich,
says OF 1t: After using plaster ano
other remedies for three weeks for bad
lame back | purcha-ed bottle OF
Chamberlain Pain Balm, and two Hp-
plications effected cure For sale by
all druggtsts
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15
Good Cattle Sell Well.

Sept. l0.-The local market was
well supplied with cattle last week
Trade WAS active from the start
and everything offered sold to
good advantage. Choice cattle.
were in best demand and prices
held up well notwithstanding the
fact that all eastern markets re
ported big decline Packers
were wanting the good beef steers
and bought readily but the com
mouer kinds were slow. Choice
steers ruled pretty close to steady
all week but the market WAS lower
on all others. Some fancy western
Colorado steers brought 81 80 aud
a string of choice North Parkers
made the same price today. Others
brought 81 40 and bulk of the
pretty decent killers from this
down to 50 so Cows are 10 to 20
cent. lower in sympathy with the
eastern decline. Supply here has
been heavy of late but demsnd is
very good tor the desirable kinds
Fancy spsyed heifers sold last
week st -. 10 to S3 90 and bunch
of North Park cows made x3 Is
thus morning. Few however, land
ed above $3.50 and bulk of the
fair to good killers sold from 80 II
to ~ 10 Bulls were about steady
with bulk Al Sl.15 to 500 Neals
also show little change, fancy kinds
selling ri ~ % To - 40 and the
fair TO good around S3. to 4.
Feeder aud stocker supply WAS
fair but average quality not very
good. Country buyers were plen-
,iful and with liberal orders in
Nfhlflr HhllI~ ltlt Noul t'lllloll " nr
brisk for the best heavy feeders.
All want the good ones however,
and the common light stuff is slow
and dull. Prices rule firm on good
heavy h.shy feeders and not
enough TO 90 around but all other
are n little lower on account of big
eastern declines. Some choice
western Colorado steers sold xt
~ 10 freight paid and 1895 Hat
but pretty good grade Of stuff is
selling at $500 to 1866 aud the
common to fair light stuff from
- 20 to $500 Receipts today lib
srsl and market fully steady with
n good demand.
"a ~ E,.v-ns,
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

The La lara Chronicle refers Ia
Hon. ID. T.. Ncwcomb as IA man
who hu. been Identified with the
populist-, the farmers alliance,
the democrats. the SILVER republi-
cans. the independent. republicans.
and even the citizens party 1t
would appear from the above that
Dan has lacked confidence in the
Concjo- gang for long time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15
"1o Cure a Hel~a. ("

says sam Kendall, d Ph,llipsburg. KAN,
lust cover 1t over with Buckl-n's Arni-
cs Salv- and ,h. SAlye will do the rest
Qmck--, cure Tor Burns, Bolla. Sores.
Scald-, Wounds, Piles. Ecz-ma. Salt
Rh-um. Chspped Hands. Sore Feet and
Sore Eyes. OnlN DC at sll drug .torcs.
Guaranteed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

I. X. Pace and wife have re-
turned from an extended visit Ia
Alberta, Canada, where MIR. Pace
bought section of land three
years ago. While there he had
his land fenced and will have 1t
plowed. THIS land cost HIM q an
acre and is now worth s25. MIR.
Pace has II son at Alberta and likes
there very much.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

j. ) Gardner aud daughter,
Miss Gladys. attended the fair at
Pueblo this week. Mr.. Gardner
says the Monte Vista creamery
took third premium on carton but
ter aud would have taken first on
tub butter if same bad been prop
erly entered.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15
". n. FULTON.

Our Fall aud Winter Millinery
Opening. Latest styles in Pattern
Hats, Ready-to-wear Hate, Caps
and Children's Hats will be ready
for your inspection Sept. ~. ~
1906. Come in and s4e us.
DAVIS SISTERS
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15
Per Sale.

Two horses. VT. l225, | saddle
pony, = milch cows, . gang disc
plows, Superior disc drill. at my
plnce $ miles south and 81 miles
eSs, Of Monte Vista.
X. .IANsoNIus.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15
Well WORTH Trying

W. II. Brown, the popular pension
attorney. Of Pittst-ld. W., Gays; "Next
to n pension. the best thing 10 get u DR..
Kings New Life Pills" He writes: "they
keep my family in splendid health"
Quick cure for Headache, Constipation
and Billiousn~~s &c. Guaranteed at all
drug stores.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

Attorney Brown of Antonito is
mentioned NJ the probable demo
cratic candidate for Judge IN the
18th district.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15
For Rent

Four rooms. furnished or un
furnished, for small family.
MIS- Z. L. Mo0pY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15
POr Sale cheap

a good square piano, Just tuned
and in good repair; also a l2XlI
heavy tent. CuAS EDMAN
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

j y. Carpenter and Miss ruls
went up 10 the Asint'c mine. Fri
day To spend few days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

The only candidate 80 Tar men
toned by the democrat. Of this
county for III. Legislature l. DIR.
Ahbo,i
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

Notice Is hereby gwen To cX-
hibItors of hive stock that the same
will he received nu the Fair
grounds not later than ~ o'clock
ON Tuesday, Sept. i,
j. W. CoNANT. Secretary.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

1t is expected that the new cem-
ent crossings now being put in
will all be finished by the first
day of the fair.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

Potatoes are beginning to come
into market at 20 cents per 100
pounds.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

Two span of good work mares
for sal. j. ALFRED SMITH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

Eek Fsrrow made visit to
Denver the first OF the week and
then spent two days at the state
far at Pueblo. He reports having
had good time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

Fon SALr Household goods
n, my residence.
MRs. FRANCES HOWARD.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

Oscar Boggs wss discharged
from The hospital Monday fully re-
covered from his operation for
appendicitis. H.. snl his wife re-
turned to their hpm- on Cat Greek
Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

At the election at Center last
week there were 20 votes cast for
incorporation and 3s against. The
Dispatch says: ".All day long the
battle waged wiihOu, abatement.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15
For Sale Real Estate

so acres Of land. lGu A. under culilra
plenty Of water for irrigating purposes,
has hour. Ol eight rooms, and stable and
shed room for - head Of stock. Close
to school aud II, ,ailes from K f. d.
This land can b. bough, at low figures
and o. ensy terms.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

W, J. Clark returned Thursday
from visit to his daughter in
Oregon. Mr.. CLARK was well
pleased with the condition of
things on the Pacific coast.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

Bargains "a unimproved lands. handy
to water for irrgating purposes and M
the nrtesinn belt where an abundance Of
water can be- had al "a small cost
\ building 90SaJ II. and i stories high
situated on lot JONliO It. Price $50
Two buildings on Adams ST suitable
for small business or offices. Lots very
valuable, This good investment
Price each, sl.ii0 aud slGO.
The Monte Vista journal., 1906-09-15

For sale or trade. l'jO acres Of land near
school aud church, has house Of five
rooms aud stable and corr,.ls, ioacres Of
land under cultivation. Viii trade this
property Tor small piec. OF land near
town. or -ell Tor cash or terms, but pre-
fer To trade.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-28
REMEMBER.

Remember that in prayer you are
speaking to God; that in reading the
blessed Bible, God is speaking to you.
Let your listening heart say, Speak,
Lord, for thy servant heareth" Pause
and think over some blessed text, and
allow yourself to drink in all it's rich
and blessed meaning. Study the Word
In Gods presence. Remember the blood.
The night which shines from Calvary
is the light which unIolds the Scriptures
A stain upon your conscience will be
like speck upon your eye. If you are
indeed a child of God, it will almost
blind you. Bring it to the blood to be
cleaned, then, walking in the light, you
will be able to understand the truth,
and the truth will sanctify you
Anon.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-28
THE TRIALS OF LIFE.

Life is not entirely made up of great
evils or heavy trials! but the perpetual
recurrence of petty evils and small trials
in the ordinary and appointed exercises
OF the Christian graces. To bear with
the failing of those about us-with their
infirmities, their bad judgment, their
ill-breeding, their perverse tempers to
endure neglect when we feel we deserve
attention, and ingratitude when we ex-
pected thanks; to bear with the COM
pany of disagreeable people whom Pro-
violence has placed in our way, and when
he has provided, or purposed for the
trial of our virtue; these are best exer-
cises of patience and self-dental, and the
latter because not chosen ourselves.
To bear with vexatfon in business,
with disappointment in our expecta-
tons, with Interruptions of our retire
ment, with folly, instruction, distur-
bance-in short, with whatever opposes
our will, contradicts our humor-this
habitual acquiescence appears to be
more of the essence of self-denial than
any little rigors or infections of our
own imposing. These constant, fnevi-
table, but inferior evils, properly i'm
proved, furnish a good moral discipline,
and might, in the days of ignorance,
have superseded pilgrimage and pen
ance. Hannah Moore.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-28

OF the House of Lords. The Scottish
Church Commission on Friday issued
a most important, significant and, on the
whole, satisfactory pronouncement. Brief
ly, the effect is that the great group of
buildings in Edinburg, comprising the
Assembly Hall, the New College, the
Rainy Hall and Library, and the High
Church have been handed over to the
United Frees They also have restored
to them the Colleges in Glasgow and in
Aberdeen. Practically the whole of the
foreign mission funds and buildings of the
old Free Church throughout the world are
allotted to the United Free Church, though
from the general funds a sum to the
Legal Free Church, in aid Of foreign
missions, is to be allocated. The funds
and properties of the Continental, the
Colonial, and the Jewish Committees
also go to the United Frees. In regard
to congregational property, the Commits
s1oners announce that they will adhere
generally to the terms of the Act of Par
lament, that is where the Wee Frees
can say that they had one-third of the
membership at the time of the union.
they will get the church, but otherwise
1T will go to the United Frees. This
ought to have been perfectly obvious from
the first. A few specific ALLEGATIONS of
cnurcheS are made and they ought to
have been made much sooner We refer
in particular to the churches in Dunbar
ton, which now return to their original
owners. We are not sure that we quite
understand the proposals Of the Com
m1ssioners with regard to legacies, but
we take them to mean that they will be
allotted according to the design of the
testators, and where the design of the
testators is not clear the legacies are
to be thrown into the general fund, and
disposed of in the final allotment. We
do not suppose there will be any diff
Guilty in deciding the intentions of the
testators. The rest of the general funds
are not yet divided by the Commissioners.
and the rightful partition will be a mat
ter of no small difficulty. Nevertheless,
on the whole, the Commissioners have
proceeded on satisfactory lines, and have
done much to relieve the long drawn out
agony of the situation.
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QUIET HOUR.
PRAYER.

Loving Father, Lord of the Sab
bath, we would begin this Holv Dar
with Thee, and remember that if ~
Thy gift. AS we ponder Thy unchang'
ing love and Thy unfailing help. nv
1t be to us a day of rest and gladnesc
With morning light grant us the Iight
OF life, so that we may be joyful in the
God of our salvation. Remember not
past sins; blot out for Christ's sake orr
transgressions, and mercifully hear orr
prayers. Be with us in this our homo
and bless all our dear ones with the
blessing of pardon and peace. Mani
TEST Thy presence to us as we wait at
my Mercy Seat, and cause the heaven
ly hre to descend upon and purify our
sacrlnce OF praise and service. Amenl
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-28
MY FATHERS WORLD.

This is my Fathers world.
o, let me ne'er forget
That, though the wrong seems oft s
strong,
God is the ruler yet.
This is my Fathers world;
The battle is not done:
Jesus, who died, shall be satisfied.
And earth and heaven be one.
This is my Fathers world.
Should my heart be ever sad?
The Lord is King-let the heaven ring
God reigns-let the earth be glad.
-Waltbie D. Babcock.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-11-28
WHO CARRIED THE LOAD?

There is an old story of a Lanark-
shire pacl1man who, toiling along the
dusty road, was overtaken by carrier.
The latter, plying the weary traveller,
stopped his wagon and babe him Jump
up" which he gladly did. He seated
himself on a bale, but kept his pack
strapped to his shoulders. Let down
your pack" said the carrier 20 no."
said he, I'll just let it be-" "Man,"
said the carrier again after a while,
"let down your pack, and you'll SIT
easier" mo-" was the answer; you've
been sac kind as give me lift, an
Wilma burden your beast wi my PACK
too" My brother, let down your pacH
1.-THE Lord hath laid on Him the fniquiy
of us all" Why should you go on bear
ing your burden when Jesus is carry
ing both it and you?