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Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27
Knights of Pythias.

At the annual election of Austin
lodge, knights of Pythias, held Mon
day evening the following officers were
elected: George Robertson, G G; W.
l.. Van Camp, V G; VIM. Cutter, Pre-
ate; H. E. Shedd, M of W; WI. Ur-
batch, K K S and M S; H. Goslee, M Of
E; Roy A. Woodward, M at A; M. c..
Smith, G; J. }. Hayes, 0 GO. j. Sim.
mons, trustee 8 years; H. E. Shedd rep
resentative to Grand Lodge and w. l..
Van Camp alternate.
Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27
Joe S. Bowers of Fort Dodge, Ia,
spent Sunday with Austin friends,

Joe S. Bowers Of Fort Dodge, Ia,
spent Sunday with Austin friends,
Mr.. ard Mrs C. H. Webber went
TO Minneapolis Monday for a brief
visit.
Miss Dorothy knopf commenceo
to teach in the Minnereka district west
Of Lyle village on Monday.
The next meeting of the Happy
Thought Club will be held with Mrs.
S. E. Hart east of Austin on Thursday,
Dec 5, for dinner.
Miss Ruby Cleveland came down
from Ham]ine University Friday morn
ing to spend Thanksgiving at home.
George Bolton of Cedar City left
Saturday for Darlington, N. D. to teach
winter term near there at $45 a
month.
The Baptist Ladies Aid realized
about $125 from their dinner and sale
on Wednesday. The stormy afternoon
was unfaVOrable.
Fred E. Chase who has been with
Shedd & Wright since February resign
ed last week and he and his wife have
gone to Toledo, Ohio, to reside.
Fred W. Allen returned Sunday
from Iowa to spend Thanksgiving at
home. He has been away canvassing
for several weeks.
William Murane arrived home Sun
day from Gull Lake, Can, where he
has been for the past two years. He
expects to visit at home for several
weeks.
For sale, Garland hard coal heater,
self-feeder. used but little. In excel
lent condition, also new oil heater.
Will sell very reasonable. CHAs
KEARNs, 804 Oakland Ave.
Hose Company No. 2 gave grand
ball last evening at Maurek's hall on
the east side. Hose Company No. l
will give their annual dance on New
Years eve, Dec. 81, in the auditorium
Music by Tichy's orchestra.
Miss Gertrude Torrens arrived
home Thursday from Washington
where she has been for the past fifteen
months. She spent the time with her
sister in Spokane and with other
friends at Seattle, Tacoma and other
points. .-..
james Crosson has commenced a
large machine shop on Bridge street,
corner of Franklin. It will be Of brick
24x6O. Nels Nicholson has the contract
to build. j. E.. Hanson expects to
move over from the east side and oc-
Lcupy the building when completed.
Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27

Miss Minerva Vermilya of Dexter
spent Sunday with Miss Grace Leonard.
Peter Peterson OF Marshall town
ship was in Austin yesterday on busi-
ness.
Judge n. Kingsley has just pur-
chased a fine new Automobile touring
car. It is fine.
Mrs. j Ondrick went to Hawkeye,
Iowa, Friday to visit her sister, MIS-.
IL. Hose.
Mrs. W. Arndt has been visiting
her daug ghter, Mrs. Geo. W ellis, at Fan.
mont during The PAST week.
Pres. 9. r. Boostrom gave the
dedication address at the opening OF
the new high school building at Free
born Oh Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. w. kaufman en-.
tertained a company OF friends at an
elaborate SIX O'clock dinner Sunday af
teruoon. They were finely entertained.
-Thos. Rockford is making arrange
ments to put in cement manufactory
in which posts and other articles will
be made. He expects to run twenty
men in the spring.
Eric Anderson who was commit
ted to Jail Tor drunkenness was found
to be unable to walk on account of a
fractured hip from a fall. He was
taken to St. Olaf Hospital.
"A meeting will be held this evening
of all who have signed the guarantee
list for the 1903 Chautauqua in Austin
and from them officers will be selected.
Any one wishing to assist can find the
list at the First National bank.
The Calendar Club was royalty en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
j. H. Mcdonald. A course dinner was
served. Mrs. j. Shook was elected
president and Mrs. w. J. Urbatch secre.
tary and treasurer for the ensuing year.
Henry J. Drost, for twenty years a
faithful employee of the First National
bank, was on Saturday elected director
and assistant cashier in place of W. E.
Waldron resigned on account Of NOV
ing to Montana. We congratulate Mr..
Drost on this recognition Of his ability
and fidelity. ~ =.
Albert r.. Smith and wife who have
been living on the Lambert farm in
Red, Rock for the past year left We'd
nesday for their old home at Gales
burg, Ill. A farewell party was given
in their honor Tuesday evening at the
home of S. b. McIlravy east of Austin.
The Neighborhood Club was present
and social evening was enjoyed.
Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27
Uhr runscrtpt.



Rev. A Cressey is spending week
with relatives III Dubuque.
Highest official market price fo'
butter and eggs. The HUB GROCERY
DEPT.
--Cheice ciuer vinegar for picking
and other purposes at Dalager's grocery
WANTED 1000 bushels OF oats at
the HORNED Packing House. SO
Arthur Cole has been quite sick
and confined to the house but IS some
better.
Mrs. Mary Boyd has bought the
E. Heflin property on west Winona
street.
Miss Florence Ryan left for Val
paraiso, Ind, Saturday to take course
in stenography.
Miss Florence Huser went to St.
Paul Monday to spend Thanksgiving
with relatives.
Il have a few more full blood Ply
mouth Rock roosters tor sale. LaBar
strain. M. e. HEssLER, Lansing.
The NJ. E. Woman's Home Mission
Society will meet with Mrs. A, E -, Car
ter near the fair grounds this afternoon.
football game on Corbett field to-
morrow afternoon between the Austin
high school stars and the Austin
alumni.
Get your dyeing done at the Austin
steam dye and cleaning works. They
do not shrink nor njure anything plac
I'd in their hands
-kev. T G. Ostby will conduct
Thanksgiving service tomorrow in the
Norwegian language at the Lutheran
church. He was formerly pastor here.
-Rev. j. A. E. Naess, the neW pas.
tor of the Lutheran church Of this city,
will move with his family to Austin
next week and will commence his work
Sunday, Dec. s. He has had about
nine years of successful work in the
pastorate, six of them in Albert Lea
He and his family will be welcomed
here. He has rented the Roseland
house on Oakland avenue.
Rev. H. B. Hazen, pastor of the
Baptist church, and family left Sunday
night for Negley, Ohio, to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents. They
will go from there to Sharon, Penn, to
attend the golden wedding anniversary
of Mrs. Hazen's parents. The pulpit
at the Baptist church here will be sup
piled next Sunday morning by Rev. G.
D. Belden. No preaching service IN
the evening. Pastor Hazen will return
in time for his regular services on Dec.
8.
Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27

There will be vacation at the nor
NAL college from this evening until
Monday morning.
Go. q, enjoyed a smoke social at
the auditorium Thursday evening
Addresses were made by Capt. Cook
and Maj. Nicholson. TIE boys had
very enjoyable occasion.
The pupils Of Miss Lucy Thomas's
music class gave fine recital Monday
evening to the delight of about fifty
friends. The work showed excellent
training, Miss Alice Hayes, vocal,
assisted.
Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27
A Significant Prayer.

"May the Lord help you make Buck
lens Arnica Salve known to ALL writes
j. G.. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill, N. {. It
quickly took the pain out of felon for
me and cured it in q wonderfully short
time" Best on earth for sores, burns
and wounds. Csc at X. O. Wold's
drug store.
Mower County transcript., 1907-11-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Were issued to John Hammer of
Portage, Wis.,, and Florence Grogan of
Austin; Nils O. Lunde of Minneapolis
and Hilda Otterson of Marshall town.
ship; Henry Severson and Nellie Loke-
ba of Decorah, Iowa; Dan Rawn and
Gena Hanson of Lyle; VIM. P, Russert
of Utica, Mimi, and Laura Grieb now
of Pleasant Valley.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-09-07
RELIGIOUS rorrcEs.

s~-e-e-@-eo---~-~4e-~1-
the pastor. Prayer-meetIng Tuesday evening
O'Clock Strangers are cordially invited.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, I.afay5
cite and Union streets-Rev. Dr. Davis w
Lusk. minister; Rev. ". P. Van Tries. as
sistant minister. Brotherhood prayer service
9:45 a m. Divine worship at 10.3e a and
T:45 p. Sermon in the morning by DR..
Lusk Northield service in the evening. Sun
day school 2;36 p m. Christian Endeavor 6sH
p.
SOUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Broad street and Clinton agenue-Rev
Lyman Whitney Allen. d. D.. pastor Rex
Arthur a. Fellstrom, assistant. Morning serV
ice 1890 o'clock; sermon by he assistant pas
tor. Subject. Confess Christ" No afternon
service. Prayer service Tuesday D.
SOUTH PARK MEMORIAL CHAPEL. cor
South and Dawson streets-sabbath school 2:s0
p m. Children service p. Gospel service
5 p. m. Sermon by Rev. Arthur A: Fellstrofa
Subject. The Tragedy OF CAIN Prayer
service, Thursday, 5 p. A cordial invitation
to all services OF South Park Church and
chapel is extended to the public
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. opposite
City Hall--Tho pastor, Rev. r. s. Ingis,
D. D.. Will preach morning and evening.
Morning. service 10:30; evening, 7:45. Sunday
school 2-3e p m. Prayer-meeting Tuesday
evening o'clock.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-09-07
PEOPLES TEMPLE WORK.
Mrs. Pattie Watkins Lindsay Steadily
Recovering from Double Operation.

The gospel services which opened in the
Peoples Temple, at 3s Clinton street, last
Saturday evening have been a success from
the very beginning. The attendance has
been good. and several non-going church
people have already signified their inten-
tions Of becoming regular attendants at
the temple. During the week thirteen per-
sons have knelt at the altar.
The interest in this new religious move
ment taken by the members of the various
churches Is very encouraging. Frederick
A. Lindsay, in the absence of his wife.
Mrs. Pattie Watkins Lindsay, has been in
charge of the services, and several singing
evangelists have been present and assisted
in conducting the meetings. Mrs. Lindsay
underwent a double operation for appendi-
citis, and has since steadily ~regained her
strength
The temple has been richly furnished.
and a song book just published is being
used, so that the music is very attractive.
In the near fnture an orchestra will assist
in these services.
A Sunday school win be formed tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. to be followed
by holiness meeting at II O'Clock. In
the afternoon the Rev. Charles F. Stanley,
pastor Of the Fifth Baptist Church. with
his two daughters. will be present to speak
and sing. IN the evening an evangelistic
service will be conducted
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-09-07
AFFINITY" DEFENSE
MRS. EARLE ASKED HER TO
TAKE HER PLACE.
Miss Kuttner Says She Would Give Up
Artist with Wife's Consent.
In Orange Mountains.

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.--Miss Julia
Kuttner, the young woman whom
Ferdinand Pinney Earle, the artist
Socialist, desires to marry after di-
yorce shall have been granted his
wife, who is now on her way back to
France with their little son, is quoted
in a published interview today as
saying:
'I am not an interloper. have not
come between this man and his wife.
Mrs. Earle is not a martyr This day
l would gladly give him up. for duty's
sake, although. he is the only man 1
have ever loved if the wife would con-
sent. But she will not. 1t was she
who urged me to try to fill the need
in his life which she admits she has
been unable to meet"
Miss Kuttner said further that she
came over from Europe and went to
the Earles home solely to effect
reconciliation between Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle. Earle, Miss Kuttner added had
told her they were not happily mar
ried.
Miss Kuttner is now in retirement in
the Orange, N. J., mountains with a
brother.
Meantime, Earle, who manifests a
strong desire to set himself right in
the eyes of the public and to be al
lowed to return unmolested to resume
his work at his home in Monroe, N.
Y, has visited one of the newspapers
and explained his position. He says
that the prime cause of his trouble is
the French system of arranging en-
gagements under which the engaged
couple are mutually ignorant of each
others real habits and temperaments.
He does not blame Mrs Earle at all,
but he contends that owing to this
French system friction which existed
during their engagement continued
after their wedding and eventually led
to their separation.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-09-07
JEWISH NEW YEAR
MONDAY NEXT CELEBRA-
Tl0N WILL BE HELD.
Marks Beginning of Year 5ses, Accord
ing to Hebrew Reckoning.
To Blow Shofar.

Tomorrow night at sunset will begin the
Jewish New Year, at which time viii be-
gin the year 566s. according to the Hebrew
reckoning. The day will be one of great
celebration among the Jews all over the
land, and the feature will be blowing of
the shofar, or rams horn. The blowing of
the shofar requires considerable skill so as
to sound the proper notes.
In the Pentateuch the shofar is pre-
scribed for the announcement Of the new
moon and solemn feasts. The first day of
the seventh month-Tishri. or New Years
Day--is especially termed a memorial OF
blowing" or "a day Of blowing the
shofar," and the modern use OF the instru-
ment survives especially in this connec
tion In earlier days 1t was employed also
In other religious ceremonials. In the
temple at Jerusalem the shofar was usually
associated with the trumpet and both in
struments were used together on various
occasions On New Years Day, the priD-
shofar. made of the horn Of wild goat
and straight in shape, being ornamented
with gold at the mouthpieee. Many rea-
sons are assigned for the ceremony Of
shofar blowing
The object of certain notes Is to be-
wilder and stagger Satan. who at first,
imagining that the Jews are merely COM
plying with the law. is surprised by the
second blowing, thinking. perhaps. that
the Messiah is coming. and. finally. is
dumbfounded, expecting the resurrection,
with which his power will finally cease.
The observance of the New Year in the
reformed congregations is accompanied
with fine musical programs.
The beginning of the year, 1t is probable,
was always celebrated from ancient times
in some special way like the new moon
festival. The passage in Psalms xiii. 5. re-
ferring to the solemn feast which is held
on new moon day. When the shofar is
sounded as a dcy of judgment Of the
God of Jacob is taken to indicate the
character of Rosh Hashana.
A festival meaI Is an important feature
of the home celebration of the day. Ir
modern times the table is supplied with
grapes, other fruit and honey. After tins
benediction OF Ha Mozeh bread is dipped
In the honey. when the following benedic'
ton Is recited; May 1t please the Lord
our God and God of our fathers to renew
for us a good and sweet year" The Jews
greet one another on New Years Eve with
'Mayest thou be inscribed for a gooC
year
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

cHILDREN'S TEMPLE formerly Chestnut
Street Depot, New Jersey Railroad avenue.
corner Chestnut street-Ten Commandment
Circle Sunday evening 6:45 Regular chidren's
meeting 10 /. m Thursday evening meeting
7:45 o'clock. These meetings are undenominar
tional. Suffer the children to come unto Mess
said Jesus. and forbid them not" All chll-
dren are welooms. 3w
RESCUE HOME. 81 Clay street.-The severn
teenth spiritual anniversary Of Superintendett
George A. Simmons will be celebrated at ssa5
and 7;45. Both services In charge Of DR. H,
u. Colt and workers Of the Y. M. c. A. Rey,
Edmund D. Gearhart, Rev. Mr. West. Eighth
Avenue NJ L. Church; Rev w. T. Upton
Trinity Episcopal Church Rev. William LliH,
Christ Church. Harrison; Rev Mr. Graham,
Lyons Farms Presbyterian Church. Rev
Thomas Clark Brooklyn; Mrs Amos Hoffman,
Mrs. L. Rolf. Mrs. Amos Little, Mrs; Bans
win. president Second W. " Mr. and
Mrs Sloat Mr.. and Mrs. Periine. Elizabeth;
Mf. and Mrs. Cumming. Staten island; Mrs
Barrett, Mrs Jones. Mr., and Mrs Wright
Jersey city: Mr. and Mrs williams First ut
c. 4. L.. Mrs Zeliff Brothers Robert Carlton
Clark, Goodwin and Richards Plainheld w
X. Rutan, Myron w, Morse, Charles Minton,
Joshua A. Brieriey, Rounds, Peterson, Dick
ems Bone Finden. II. X. Davidson. Rose
Vile Weekly" Kennedy, Harrison; Pearns.
Caldwell; Brandt and Fairchild are expecssd
10 be present and speak, Rev Mr., HollowaAs
Brother Vreeland AID Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Nff-
SOY will sing The Home Quartet. eompost1
OF Mrs. Jones. Mrs I.aE2oe. J. g Simmella
and C. 3 Davey viii sing ''The Lord Leads
Home and Some Day | Shall Know
FRIENDS from New 1pfks Jersey aAltSt htp1lf@
lyn Bloomfield. Montcalr etc. Will be pres-
ent Mrs LaRoe, organist: Mrs Jones' anil
Miss Lillian Knapp. piansts; J g. simmons.
musical director Everybody welcome
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE. No. IS chaton
street-Sunday morning at 10 oclurk sunday
school will be formed, 70 be followed by
holiness meeting at II o'clock. In the after
noon at S:3J O'Clock Rev. Charles r. STANLEY
and his two daughters will speak aud sing
and at o'clock in the evening MT Fred
Lindsay viii conduct q Gospel service. cor
dial Invitation Is extended 10 all who have no
church home to worship with us Services
each night during this week at e'cees
THE woMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPER
ANCB UNION. 12S and 100 Mulberry street,
on Sunday Afternoon at 4 oclocS the meetlns
will be conducted by Mrs Lewis. Of eganke
In the evening Mrs. Ward VIII pfesiHh
wednesday afternoon at 2.3o the regular bush
ness.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
tO7 Halsey street. Henry A. Cozzens, General
Secretary Bible classes as usual. ReI
C. Harmon pas.pr OF West PfespgteE'ar
Church VIII be the speaker At the noes
meeting tomorrow afternoon. 3 .f5 o'clock NJ
Fred r. Vreelaald the WeiI-kuoWn Gospel
singer, will be heard An men welcome.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-09-07
METHoDTsT rPTscoPAy,.

CENTENARY METHODIST EPIscOPAL
CHURCH-C. L. Mead d. D., pastor 1880
a, m, sermon by the pastor; subject, The
Effects Of Prayer" 2;30 p. M, Sunday school
League devotional service. 1880 m. sermon
by the pastor; subject. "A Martial Religion
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Market and Mulberry streets-Res.
William II. Morgan, d. D.. pastor. 1880 a. m.
sermon by the pastor. 2:30 p. m, Sabbath
school. $3.50 p. m. Epworth League yesper
service as p. IN, sermon by the pastor:
Df. Morgan's subject will be. "Inhuence.'
Tuesday, 5 p M, prayer service, DR.. Morgan
in charge. Thursday, p. m. class meeting.
All are invited to these services. -
RosEvILLE METHODIST EPIscoPAB
CHURCH, corner OF Orange street and Baths
gate plaee-Dorr Frank Diefendorf. pastor
worship az 7:45. The pastor will preach on
the subject, THE Fatal Blunder OF Asking. =
Mems meeting at $3.50 a. Sunday school
ath 2:30 p. Services will be resumed IN
the auditorium. Strangers cordially welcomed
ST. LUKEs METHODIST EPIscoPAL
street-James Monroe Taber pastor. Dr.
Taber will preach and George II. Downing
will have charge of the music at both serv<
ices, 1880 a. M. TAO p. m. Sunday school z;5o.
Epworth League 645 Young Mems Union SIS
Il. M. Dr. Tabers subjects: Morning THE
Christ" All members and friends of ST.
Luks's are urged to attend. n5
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-Willlam c. O'Donnel minister.
The pastor will preach morning and evening.
10:30 a. m, subject. Home" 2:s0 p. M. Sunz
p. M. subject, Goodness" Tuesday, p. m.
meeting for prayer, praise and testimony. All
who attend these services assured .
hearty welcome.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-09-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cHURcH-Rev. D.
+. Frazer, d. D., pastor Divine worship at
1880 a. m. and 7;i5 p. m. DR.. Mckinney will
preach at both services. Sunday school and
Adult Bible Class at p Christian En-
deavor meeting 6.45 p m. Prayer-meeting
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
HIGH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday services Morning theme, ''Inheri-
tance Through Overcoming" Rally service of
the Young Peoples Society Special music.
During the summer months thriving boys
brigade has been organized. Or. Denlinger n
preparing a special series OF evening sermons
70 begin the first sunday in October.
PRESBYTERIAN
PARK CHURCH CHAPEL. Highland ave-
nua near Bloomfield aVenue.--AIorning service
i0:N o'clock; sermon by Rev Leonard " G..
Mytton; subject. Lives that Lift" Evening
Leonaid V. G. Mytton; subject. PASTOR 5
Question Box. " Sunday school 2:30. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at o'clock. Stran-
gers welcome TO an these ervices
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Belle
vilie aVerue and Keafny street-R Rev John
church will be resumed The pastor will
preach morning and evening. Services as fol-
lows; 10 a. m, Junior G. q. II a. M. Divine
worship; sermon The Christians First Duty -
$50 p. m, sunday school. 6:45 p. m. Senior
g y. I;4b y. Divine Worship; Sermon
The Public schools, the Safeguard OF Our
Republic Strangers welcome To all services.
RosEvIILE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Roseville and Sussex avenues-Rey. w.
Y, Chapman D. D.. pastor Services tonlor-
2:3e. Christian Endeayor 6;45 y. IA. Tuesday
evening meeting ut s. Sunday evening sermon
on "Divins Law and Human Law
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wash
ington and James streets-Rer. Pleasant Hun
ter, D. D.. pastor. Preaching 10:45 a. m, by
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-09-07
MRS. BESANT COMING
is LEADING THEOSOPHIST
IN THE WORLD.
Embraced Blavatsky Faith After Re-
viewing Two Volumes on "Secret
Doctrine"-Now Heads Society.

NEW YORK, Sept. Mrs. Annie
Besant, widow of the novelist, the
newly elected president of the Theo-
sophical Society, is expected to arrive
in New York city next Tuesday. She
sailed from Bremen September on the
steamer Kronprinzessin Cecelie. Mrs
Besant's chief object in coming to the
United States is to attend the twenty
first annual convention of the American
section of the Theosophical Society,
which begins in Chicago Sunday Sep
tember Is. She will be heard in other
cities, however, for she is to remain in
this country about month, and after
the convention closes will lecture on
various occult subjects in Boston, Phil
adelphia and this city.
1t is thirty-two years now since Nine.
III. P. Blavatsky and Colonel H. s.
Olcott formed in this city the society
which has since grown to such pro-
portions. Now that those two are
dead, Mrs. Besant is looked upon as
the leading Theosophist in the world
She is one OF the busiest of women,
and. it is said, one of the most mag
netio, and SO cosmopolitan that she is
equally at home before an Oriental,
French, German or English audience.
Theosophists give William tt. Stead,
editor of the. London Review of Re-
views, a good deal of credit for Mrs.
Besant's conversion to theosophy.
When Nine. Blayatsky's two volumes
on Secret Doctrine. came out, many
years ago, Mr.. Stead asked Mrs. Besant
to review them. She did and became
Theosophist in the process.
This will be Mrs. Besant's fourth trip
to America. She will be accompanied
here by Mrs. Marie Barnard Russak.
After her months stay she will go
again to Adyar. India, the headquarters
of the Theosophical Society.
The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-09-07
DR.. ALISON is HOME
FROM ABROAD.

The Rev DIR. Alexander Alison, general
secretary of the National Temperance So
ciety and Publication House. with head
quarters at East Fourteenth street, New
York City, has just returned from a Eu-
ropean trip. He has been studying tenn
perance social and religious conditions
abroad. Italy, Switzerland and France
were quite thoroughly visited. Nor was
Great Britain overlooked. In London and
ined.
DR. Alison was, given a reception in
Glasgow, attended by many of the most
moral reform. No less than six addresses
of welcome were delivered, to which DR..
Alison responded He spoke three times
on Sunday, August II. In three Of the
hopes to make good use of the impressions
made upon him In his public lectures. adj
dresses and sermons the coming winter.