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Srs-- a wa kins law. Office was lifted
npr, ne new Masonic Temple block lss
week and 4. W. Evans, Jr.. has also
moved bic ONCE 10 that building. The
iooms formerly used BY Scatss a Watkin'
In the Gwinner bnilding pn Second
svsnus srs being rsmodSllsd, 70 b
occupied By the Law. 6rm Of Madison 4
Madison.
The farmers Elevator q Supply Co.
will pay me highest market price fol
corn, oats. kafiir corn and sorghuu
seed. u
The Dodge City Steam Laundry sx-
pecu to move ip'o their new quarters Ia
the Reeves building the last Of thia
week.
T. B. Hogan 4 CO., have opened q
grocery store In the Simpson Building
formerly occupied b. Chapmsn's Jewelry
store. They opened up for business
Wednesday morning and they expect to
put In = large stock Of goodG. NJ.
Hogan has moved biz real estate ONCE
I to this building and viii look after y
In connection with the store. he will
be ably assisted by bis son Elton Hogan,
who has had considerable experience In
this line Of business. 1t
Wanted for U. 8. army: Able bodied
unmarried men between ages lof 81 and
IS. citizens Of United States, Of good
character snd temperate habits, who can
speak, read and write English. Men
wanted for Philippine Service. For In.
formation apply to Recruiting Officer,
room 2. above City Shoe atore, Dodge
City. Kas. Il
The concert given under the auspices
Of the Santa Reading Room last Monday
evening at the Presby terrain church came
|up to the expectations OF the large crowd
attending II not more. The personnel
Of the company was Celeste Neilis
Ryus, Pianist; Sturkow Ryder, Pianist;
Anna Marie Nellis, Whistler; Bertha
jeanette Davis, Reader. Both Of these
planists are Of international reputation
reputation and their rendition Of some
Of the master works won much com.
Nendation from the audiesce. The
brief explanation BY Miss Ryder pre-
oeeding the piano selections. was highly
appreciated. The other members were
equally good In their selections. There
was large CROWD present and many
were unable to secure good seats.
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Letter to Mr.. v. =. catIIn

DODGE CITY, KANSAS. q
Dear Sir: Good yarn: How We gol
our agent at Delhi, N. Y.
Gladstone & Paine were agents fol
j. !; we mustn't tell names. We
wanted 'em. Paine was painting bid
big Colonial house. Said It took 10 gal.
Ions Of white for the trim.
We sent him 10 gallons and said: II
you get 1t ell on, no pay; II you have any
left, return 1t and pay for the rest.
Agreed.
He returned four gallons and took the
agency. Four or Ave years ago. He
knows now that bis old paint was and Ia
adulterated; that's why It took ten gal.
lens to equal six Of ours.
Go by the name; Devoe lead. and. zinc.
Yours truly,
Y. ". DEvoE Il Co.
New York, Chicago and Kansas City.
P.S. Geo. D. Cochran Drug Co. sells
our paint.
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Artificial Pearls.


The latest methods Of making arti-
fetal pearls have turned out to be SO
successful that those who deal In gem
uine ones confess they have some diff
ficulty at times to decide upon the
false from the real. This fact has
increased the sale of artificial pearls
in France, and injured in consequences
the sale Of real pearls, and made il
extremely difficult now for anyone
having even the costliest pearls, n
they desire to sell, to get anywhere
near what they were sure of getting
some few months ago. 1t remains
to be seen how these manufactured
pearls win stand time and wear, and
whether or not they will lose their
sheen and color. A real pearl is kept
in its beauty by being in, contact with
the warmth of the wearer's body. That
Is one Of the reasons why pearls are
worn 80 constantly by their owners,
and 1t was the excuse at first for wear
ing them In the daytime.-Vogue.
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Cheese as a Valuable Food.

Cheese as Valuable Food.
Fortunately. as race we are begin-
ming to appreciate cheese and ito vAlus
as a. fooa, instead Of 80 . sidbit to eat
with the coffee end Of 3 dinner.
A cheese soufle or q cheese pudding
has full meat value and makes deli
cIous supper or luncheon dIsh which viii
be appreciated BY the men Of shs fam.
lily. Cheese, being highly conCentra.-
cd food, i best eaten In small quaint.
Ties and ls more digestible when cooked
and diluted bv usIDg with starchy foods.
Hence we havs macaronl and cheese,
rice and cheese, bread and cheese pud.
ding and the tasty potatoes an gratin,
The NEW IDEA woMAN's MAaAzrNR
foR Nay.
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Modern France.

oHe must 90 through Tie previaees
q France to And her men and under.
stand the source Of her past powsg.
~hcse We meet with daily are q A:sx
'ooking lot Of fellow -ssislA
90. serect. sturdy AgasuA aosseas'
efleminase about then. IN eli Wsys
supsries 70 the men e Ne Gowns, No
woaid seem TO BE- descended from DC
old men are boys. al Napeisoa lesg III
he land in Ais world race 60 ST.
s1Oz a.. ~.
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TAKE Notice

The health officer Is expected to record
all the births and Deaths that occur with.
In the. county. The names Of infants are
necessary for such 9 record. Parents
should b sufficiently interested to report
promptly the names Of their children to
the family physician or to the health
officer that they may be written where
the law requires with a. little delay as
possible. Those who have not reporiad
births occurring In 1907 please do 20
immediately. II. WHITwoRrH, County
Health Oflicer. Il eew
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Have ingenious Arrangement.

tIGvV tUH$sHS0o e's0~sssSH&
Recently the New York Tribune
made mention Of q new East side
philanthropic movement, the volks
kitchen, a kosher" eating place for
orthodox Jews. At first It was be-
lieved that on Saturday 1t could b
open only for supper and not for lunch.
con, as religious Jews do not handla
money or tickets on the day Of rest
However, On ingenious plan has been
devised by means Of which luncheon
can be served on the Jewish Sabbath,
This plan Is the simple one Of adopt
ing badges or pins instead Of tickets.
On Friday small badges are sold fos
seven cents. The observant Jew pins
1t on his coat, from which 1t is re-
moved upon his entering the following
day. Thus he obtains, his Sabbath
luncheon from the volks kitchen with
out breaking law or tradition.
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LOCAL NEWS

Miss Goring, ssamtress. With Ms.
Wiler. q
FoR sALE-work and diving horses.
P. n. Young. II
There win be . band concert on the
street tomorrow.
For RENr-Two room house, Mrs.
L. M. Wiles. q
FOR SALE-Fresh mich COW. George
johnson, Ensign Telephone line. II
Fred skillington is driving Carson h
Burgland's delivery wagon this week.
For sALE--at a bargain, a good piano
inquire Of F. A. Etrlck. or phone 240 II
VI Miss Lottle Wiseman made final proof
on her claim near Wight last Saturday.
The large plate glass windows were
put In the Masonic building this week.
Before disposiHg OF your eggs and
butter for cash or trade get our prices.
Stubbs & Berkeley. II
Clothes cleaned, pressed and repaired.
Skillington & Hobble. Over the Bee
Hive store, 1t
The World Brotherhood moved into
IT. new quarters 10 the north end Of tho
Sims building the nrst Of the week!
For Sale -Gaaolens engine two-h horse
power. A dandy. Enquire at Globe.
Republican Office. II
N. Lee Sorey, pastor Of the Christian
church expects to organize ono Of the
largest choirs 10 the city soon.
Messry Bert Steele, Hamil and God
dard went to SpesrvIlle Wednesday
morning. They are playing with the
Spearvills ball team this week.
30 Days Trial 800 is the ofYsr on
Pineules. Relieves backache, weak back,
lame back, rheumatic pains. Best on
sale for Kidneys, Bladder and Blood.
Good for young and old. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Sold BY
the Palace Drug store.
Herbert Whitworth visited his parents
Sunday and Monday Of this week. He
10 the manager Of the California Concert
Co., which was here last Monday night.
He will accompany them to Chicago
after which he will return for visit 10
this city.
AspecIal Invitation was extended to
the young men attending Normal 10
this city, by Prof. Mallory's Sunday
School class at the Christian church to
attend the morning exercises last Sunday.
Az result there was an attendance Of
about twenty-five members and visitors.
Another game Of base ball was won BY
Dodge City, at the park last Sunday
this time from KInsley. The Kinsley
team had several weak places In II and
the Dodge boys could not get interested
In the game as they did with Larned 20
that the score was 5 to 8, bat It might
have been u to 8 g easily.
Don't cough your head of when you
can get q guaranteed remedy In Bees
Laxative Cough Syrup. 1t Is especially
recommended for children 90 1t 10 pleas
ant to take lie gentle laxative thus expell.
Ing the phlegm from the system. For
coughs, colds, Group, whocpinR cough.
hsarseness, and oil bronchial trouble.
Guaranteed. Sold by the Palace Drug
Store.
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The Christian Church

Sunday announcements Sunday school
at 9:46; morning sermon at II; Junior
y. K. at 8; Young Peoples meeting as q;
evening sermon ats. You are cordially
invited to attend any or oil Of these SER
vices. Come and bring afrieud with you.
N. LEE SoREY, Minister.
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For Sale.

Ny residence on First Avenue, consist.
Ing Of nine rooms, bath room with toilet,
good basement room with floor In It,
modern except heat, would make good
rooming house; barn, chicken house,
coal house, good shade trees. Four
blocks from post Office.
II w. T. COOLIDGE.
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Accounted For.

ACCuuUtCu TOTs
Naturally she turned to her husband
for information.
why are 80 many Of the police
mentioned as plain clothes men?' she
asked.
II suppose" he answered, that
they're like the rest of US. It takes
all their pay to keep their wives from
being plain clothes women. pills
delphia Ledger.
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For Sale

One heavy work team, sound and Ia
good working order; weight 1900 and
l400 ibs. Enquire Of J. W. Murfell, .
miles north and one m,le west Of Wright
station.
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The Water
Question
Settled....

You can get double distilled
water delivered at your home or
place Of business, S gallons for
25 cents, by speaking to us
about it, or calling up phone
24s.
This water is distilled, filtered,
then again boiled alta temper
AZURE Of ar5 degrees. guarantee
ing pure water, with no germs,
alkali or harmful mineral con-
tanned in 1t.
You cannot afford to even boil
water for this price, and distill-
ed water is pure while boiled is
not.
Speak to US about this.
il. S, BRUMBAUCH
BOTHER
PHONE CAB.
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The Kind.

This discussion about corporal pun
Ishment has created quite breeze"
Exactly: but is II what a sailor
would Gail spanking breeze?"
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6. +. MOsSHOLDER
PAINTER and
Paper Hanger
and Decorator
PHONE sis


The W. K G. OF No % will give a.
Ice cream festival at the assembly hslI atFss'
Fort Dodge June 18Th. 1908. Cake AMI 4
cr am five and ten cents. Everybody
cordially invited to attend. y
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SIiuht QhstaeIe.

Knicker-Did Jones wake up to fnf
himself famous?
Bocker-Yes. but he couldn't yakl
the neighbors.
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gong, "k0btn-r6d bFoaSt"
apple Blossom. .. . Helen Tyler
Graduating exercises
Eighteen children will graduate from
the primary department into the main
room on this day. They are, Roger
Phillips, John Cord, Leon Cord, Charlie
Wyatt, Clyde Glasco, Louise Harbst,
Mabel Pond, Ruth Dalton, Fannie
Teare, Charlie Herzer, Ford Pond,
Donald GwInnss, Helen Tyler, Ruth
Rhodes. Ella May Burnett, Esther
williama, Martin Ditch, Dorothy
Brown.
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CASToRIA
For Infants and Children.
1hs Kind You Have Always Bought
s s;.s: =: :, MhzZzzs
For Sale or Rent.

For Sale or Rent.
Southwest quarter Of southeast quarter,
section 81, township %, range ~.
Address owner, Peter Brown, 81,
Joseph, Illinois. II
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!cHILOREN's DAY
Program Tor Next Sunday Il The prssby.
HARLAN Church.

Program Tor Next Sunday Il The prssby.
HARLAN Church.
Childrsn's Day exercises win BE- held
u the Presbyterian church next Sunday
q II: 10 O'Clock. Tho program follows:
Professional
Invocation
Song BY tho school
"Gem Of Days.. .......-...... Ruth Rhodes
Tho Little Garden. L.. Beginner class.
Song, WHO Taught Youv class creed.
keep sunny, .................. Primary class.
"whst the Brook Sang", Beginners GLASS
"0ladness 10 looking this way", ........ :.
.....--......,.. ...... ....... Donald Gwinner
Sunbeam Song.
"Discoutented Morning Glory. .......
............. ...................... Fannie Teare
"Of Such 10 the Kingdom Of Heaven.
.......- Ruth Dalton
Song, "Kobln-red breast
|'Apple Blossom. .......... :. Helen Tyler
m. Al
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RATH's
Purity Ice Cream

It Is Perfectly Delicious
We are manufacturing our own
ICE CREAM. because we can
give our customers A Better
% Ice Cream than we can
buy.
We manufacture our own Ice
Cream because we can give our
customers a Parer Ice Cream
than we can buy.
If you were to 60 into our Ice
Cream 'Kitchen" and see how
clean everything is, and how
pure and fresh every ingredient
that goes into our Ice Cream,
you would not wonder why it
has such a delicious flavor or
why one large helping of it only
whets your appetite for more.
The flavors we use are the same
that we employ at our Soda
Fountain-Vanila and Choco-
late Ice Cream.
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BY using No. 9 or It's branch Nina 49,.
tionst of this date you wiz connect win s,, 49,
la e. Kansas City and reach Chicseo s 800
Monday morning. carry
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Round Trip Coz ~,
only @ZA.UU
This Is the Only Original and
Real Band Wagon from. Kansas

Make your Reservations now. NMA
There viii be Pullmans. Chair Cars fsea
Dining Car
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Florida Mid-Wintes Exposition

During the Florida Mid Winter
Exposition which opens iii lack.
sonvllle January 18th the manage
ment has provided special events
and days. These days will be
given over in charge of committees
and every effort made to make
them profitable and entertaining
and educational Various counties
VIII have special days, and the
railroads have made low rate Of
one fare plus rs cents for the
round trip, and with a limit of
virtually three days.
Mr.. Charles +. Jones, Chairman
OF the Committee on Hotels and
And Accommodations is PREPARING
tabulated list alphabetically ar
ia"seu' places where visitors can
OBTAIN room and board together
with prices for same. Commencing
January IS Bureau of Information
VIII be opened on Bay Street for
thiS purpose. The Exposition will
De open from 10 a. m. until 1l:3oI
p M 1t is directly opposite
Jacksonville in South Jacksonville.
and the grounds can be seen from
any part of the metropolis. There
IS no doubt as to the success of the
exposition and attractions will be
of UNUSUAL character.
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What Have We Done Today.

We shall do much in the years to come;
But what have we done to-day?
We shall give our gold in princely sum;
But what did we give today
We shall lift the heart and dry the tear,
We shall plant hope in the place of fear,
We shall speak the words of love and cheer;
But what did we speak today
We shall be so kind in the after-while;
But what have we been to-day
we shall bring to each lonely life smile;
But what have we brought to-day
we shall give to truth grander birth,
we shall feed the hungry souls ofesrth;
But this is the thing our hearts, f,ust ask:
What have we done to-dsy2 Selected.
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self deluded, but can never grow
in grace. 1t must be the seventh
of Romans experience o h
wretched man that | am who shall
deliver me from the body OF this
death before we can reach the
spiritual life, the high calling OF
Cod" set forth in the eighth OF
Romans,
2. Earnest desire and a definite
aim. The racers greatest desire
was the crown, and he reached
forth" to the goal before him, and
every step was definitely taken
toward the mark for the prize.
The Christian who has no aim in
his religious life, and allows him
self to drift along carless of his
duties, careless of his companions,
and careless o. his condition is al
most certain to fail of reaching the
crown of glory.
3. Strenuous effort. The race
was the supreme hour of the
Grecian athletes life, Every
nerve and muscle were strung to
the highest tension. And the
Christian who would not fail must
put forth the best effort of his life
in religious service and press,
press, press toward the mark for {
the prize. Strive, agonize, to +
enter in at the straight gate. 7
The kingdom of heaven suffereth y
violence and the violent take it By \
,orce, " and Woe unto them that p
ire at ease III Zion. 4
4. Soul absorbing effort. One &.
hing l do 1t was the one grand 4
lin and purpose of Paul's life. n
Before this grand aim, all earthly r
occupations paled and faded from b,
lis sight, The one purpose of life h
vas to attain" to win the prize ;,
f the high calling, even the res i,
erection life, Cary, when asked 30
s to his business replied, My N
BUSINESS is the service of God and l.
make shoes to pay Living ex. Il,
-,
Christian are you satisfE with III
he progress you have mali along 9,
he spiritual stadium hre you
carer the goal and the lfize than
Oh were a year ago. Are you
atlstied to think that when the
ear upon which we are entering =,
hall close it shall find you no
carer the high calling of God"
nan you are today? To make no
dvance is fatal. The whole pith ~
nd point of race is progress. -
he racer who dallies loses the J..
rize. Let us SO run that we VI
lay obtain.
be
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MY DEPARTMENT
Things That Interest Me Told In Ny Way For Those
Who See as See, by TT

The Seminole Poultry Farm, at Ona, took prizes )
the recent Poultry Fair in Orlando
This week starts the New Year 1908 and is als0
marked as being the first week in The CHAMroN,s
fourteenth year That it has been one of marked i'm.
prorement in our paper is equally true, for Tin
CHAMPION is "a newspaper OF today" and TODAY
progressive above all things. We started out last
year to make THE CHAMPION model of typographi.
ca beauty, acceptable weekly visitor to the inanv
hundred homes of DeSoto county, and in this we have
succeeded is attested by the expressions of hearty
approval which reach from all quarters That we
have failed to reach the high mark of excellence We
had planned for THE CHAMPION can but be matter
of regret cause for stronger resolution to reac
higher during the year 1908 Our failures are but the
lessons of experience that will help us upward in our
future endeavors. The CHAMPION for 1908 is going
to be the best CHAMPION yet and will merit your con-
fdence in all things.
There is a man. He lives not thousand mile
rom THE CHAMPION Office He is a. the head Of
business, He had some work done this week in our
lob Department. He made of us request This is
What he asked: Don't put REALISTICALLY
NEAT PRINTING on the job. You may put the
est of it OH but leave off the joke. That man evil
ently don't know sober truth when he meets it
ace to face He doesn't realize that ARTISTIC.
Ally NEAT on job is as certain badge Of
QUALITY as is Uncle Sans promise to pay on a
iod Certificate. He didn't stop to think what
road meaning the words REALISTICALLY NEAT
ave when applied to PRINTING and he forgot
nat that expression is part of THE CHAMpIoNN
nprint wherever it is put. Lest this man should fail
grasp the meaning of the phrase ARTISTICALLT
EAT PRINTING we will here inform him that \
the label that tells the public that the work WI
one in thoroughly equipped Job Printing Office by
typographical Artists of National reputation 2,dl
lat it is the Best Printing money can buy. 'Nt9
ed" w
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New Years Resolutions.

Let us resolve ~
To stop wondering VIII. other people think of uA
Half the time they never think of us at all.
To estimate people by character not reputation. 5
To be ourselves. Good authority states that if i
comes natural to man to bray, he will attract more
respectful attention by doing that than anything else
To treat the world as jolly good fellow, not as
trckster deserving of suspicion.
Not to make fun OF the days when grandpa was
boy.
Not to deprecate these days in favor of those when
we were young
To say at least one original thing in the course Of
every social evening during the year is4
10 be kind; we shall not pass this way again
10 eliminate the personal pronoun from con-
versaton. t3
Not to exact sympathy unless we give it,
- 10 make unto ourselves new philosophy viz:
oeIfpreservaon is the first law of nature, but self
Sacrihce is the regenerate instinct of man. ~
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.HMnd.

The deepest wound from which the heart hath bled
Is from the unknd thing YOU or have said;
nereiore be kind, It's bft bread on lifes stormy
waters cast.
10 DC returned IN that rfsdsess turmoiivast.
ERE you have realized the greatness of your little deed
YOU too may have felt tie need
~ =. some KIND worp from A sincero heart given
iha' Will light thy being IKE contact with heaven.
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Presbyterian Church.

Services every Sunday, II a. II
and ZOO p. III. .
Sunday School at 10 a. IN.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday
| ZOO p. m.
All are cordially invited.
Subject next Sunday Morning
The Most Important Thing ii
the World"
We congratulate THE CHAMpIoH
OIL the neatly artistic execution o
the card presenting the PASTOR
New Years Greetings for his focl
which was distributed in the con
gregation last Sunday morning
and we are grateful for the pains
taking effort of the office to make
it neat enough to merit a place on
the walls of the living room; where
the sentiment expressed should be
a daily reminder of the Importance
of advancement in the Christian
life.
Last Sunday morning the pastor
presented as suitable theme for
our New Years determination the
duty and privilege of making
effort during the year for a higher
attainment in Christian experience
The text was Philippians 3;13-14,
Brethren | count not myself to
have apprehended but this one
thing l do, forgetting those things
which are behind and reaching
forth unto those things which are
before | press toward the mark
for the prize of the high calling of
God in Christ Jesus"
The Isthmian games at Corinth
we're depicted and the Grecian
stadium and its racers for the
,rown of wild olive and its dis
honors. The apostle
ouches the stadium with the
magic wand of inspiration and be-
lold the scene vanishes and it be-
zones the Christians race course
Tor grander prize. The spec
.ators are the great cloud of
witnesses the saints in glory, |
he umpire is the Lord the
'ighteous judge, the prize is the
;rown of glory, which fadeth not
way and instead of Grecian
acers we are the runners, and run
We may and run we must, for it is
he main business okife.
THE PRIZE
'or which Paul was striving, and
'hich we are hidden to reach after
not heaven as some suppose, but
the high calling of God" to be
pprehended III this life. 1t is
'metinles termed the higher
hristian life, and sometimes the
fe more abundant. Paul terms it
verse IL, the resurrection life.
II by any means l may attain ,
nto the resurrection from the /
cad. Read the chapter and you {
i'll see that he is not speaking of s
lie final resurrection of the body. &
hat resurrection cannot be spoken t
as all attainment for it comes to a
l. 1t is evidently a spiritual Y
surrection, preceded by death to r
i and sin. Paul wanted to @
are the fellowship of the Savior's r
fferings, being made conform v
he to his death" in order that
might emerge into a new and -
lvanced stage of Christian ex- ,
fience, just as the caterpiller ;,
list go into his coffin crysalc, die ;,
his old worm-self before he can =
ierge as the beautiful butterfly 10 .
'e nobler and more beautiful I.
G.
Paul terms this exner;e,oo n,L
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The Seminole Poultry Farm, at Ona, took prizes (,
the recent Poultry Fair in Orlando.