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on your farm see Archie 6.
Parker at Grant & Fuqua's s
Office. adv
Miss Stella Olsen has returned
from Saugus where she has been
teaching school and has taken up
her residence again upon her
homestead west of town.
Rev. J. E. Parker, the eminent
lecturer Of Bozeman will lecture
on "Oddfellowship" at the |. @.
0. F. hall. The lecture will be
entirely free and everyone is
cordially invited to come and
here him. Rev. Parker is well
known over the state and has
been we'll received at the various
places where he has lectured.
Turkey Bert" and his band
of volunteers were somewhat
disappointed Wednesday by the
dispatches from the firing line in
Mexico conveying the informal
ton that the U. S. and Huerta
had agreed to mediation.
"Scotty" has pulled out for the
"chak buttes" and Mutt,
chief Of the commissary depart
ment has contracted the working
fever, so Turkeys" ranks are
somewhat scattered.
The marriage of Fred Speiser
of Ekalaka to Miss Chloe Lewis,
a recent arrival from Missouri
was solemnized at the Frank
Thompson House Saturday at
$3.50 p. m., Rev. w. S. Bowden
officiating. Mr.. Speiser is well
known in this section and his
many friends wish him and his
future life partner much happi-
ness. The town folks gave Fred
and his bride an old fashioned
charivari after the ceremony.
The imported stallion Danseur,
Register No. 1908 will be offered
for sale at public auction at
Grant & Fuqua's big sale at Eka-
laka. Montana on May End, 1914.
This stallion is registered in the
French Coach Horse Register.
was foaled May 9Th. 1903; was
prize winner in Champion Group
at the State Fair of Ohio in 1907:
won first prize in class, in cham
pion group and sweepstakes over
all ages with all breeds compet-
ing. at Minnesota State Fair in
1908. This stallion has passed
and stood all health tests. No
finer hoase of his class to he
found in eastern Montana. He
is in good condition. Liberal
terms to purchaser. advt
w. E. Comforth of Edgely.
N. D. was in Ekalaka Wednes-
day and while here made all nee
essary arrangements for the
building of a -four mill at the
county seat. Mr.. Comforth Is
an experienced mill man and af-
ter making an inspection trip ov-
er the adjacent territory to Eka-
lake decided to build. 1t is his
intention to commence work at
once and he hopes to have the
mill in operation by June 1st or
18th. Several sites have been
promised him, the one most suit
able to be selected at once. The
new mill will be Incorporated for
So. 600 or $4,000, the people of
this section being asked to take
stock to the amount of $500
which will soon be disposed of.
Mr.. Comforth predicts a great
future for this section Of Mon.
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Rheumatic Throat
Is Common Trouble
Should Be Treated in Blood
To Prevent Recurrence.

There are successful garrles that stop
soreness In the throat. but to prevent their
incessant return, the blood must be put In
order The best remedy IL $ = s a. IL
lnnuenees all the functions Of the body 10
heutralize the irritants or waste products
and 70 stimulate their excretion through
the proper channels
rheumatic sore throat Il dangerous
INDIGESTION, as Il means that the blood Il
loaded with more uric acid than the KID.
heys can ercreie. and may thus lead to
serious general disturbance.
The action OF :. \. 8. stimulates cellular
ncufity. IL prevents the accumulation OF
irritants In local spots. IL enables the
arteries 70 supply quickly the new red
blood TO replace WORKOUT tissue
For this reason uric acid that finds the
throot an easy prey TO Its breaking down
Influence. IL scattered and eliminated In
other words. \. 8 ;. prevents chronic con
dltlons BY enabling all the mucous linings
or the body 70 secrete healthy mucus ia
influence II shown IN q marked improve
ment Of the bronchial tubes whereby the
hnsk illness OF voice with thick. grayish e1-
pectorauons IL overcome. 5. s. \. well
diluted With water. means a blood hath
since u Is welcome 20 any stomach ana al
once gets into the blood
\. s. = IL free Of ail minerals and ron
teins Ingredients wonderfully conducive 20
well balanced health.
You can get it at any drug store. but a,
not accept anything else There IL danrer
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The Swift Specific Co. S2S swift Ride
Atlanta, Ca our Medical Dept. will give
you free Instruction bv mail on any subject
Of blood disorders. Write today.
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Second Quarter Lesson VII Luke Is: IL Is 1881 Nav IL
THE RICH MAN AND LAZARUS
THE STORY)

This Incompatible parable presents
two pairs OF pictures. IN which the
situations are reversed in a most
striking manner. Language could not
be more picturesque. transposition
more marked. The second couple Gov
ers the invisible Beyond" always OF
absorbing interest 10 mortals con-
sciouSly Fastening thither. IL Is dis
solving view of symbolical imagery.
Il may incidentally please the fancy.
but such was not the aim OF the pi-
vine Teacher In its utterance. BY it
he faithfully shadows the substance OF
eternal verities. In Dives We
see worldly good at its best His
chateau is a continued round OF merry
making. His ROBES are OF violet Grim.
son and Tyrian purple: his tunics OF
Egyptian byssus. 80 white. transpa-
rent and impondcrable as to be char
acteriLed as woven air" His table
IL a succession of banquets. Dancing
women. professional testers and Jug
glcrs are present for the entertain
ment OF hts guests. At Dives
marble porter le ohaiso. Lazarus is
tossed down by his unsympathizing
carriers. He Is poverty incarnAte. His
name Is the modern synonym for foul
disease lie a. at the last notch of the
social scale. scarcely above the hyena-
like scavengers with whom he fights
for the offal thrown out. These mon
grel ours take liberties with his per
son which he Is powerless To resent.
The same event happens TO
Dives and Lazarus. Both die. Here
the parable lifts the curtain upon "the
Invisible" How marvellous, Instan-
taneously the condition of each is re-
versed. He who in life had need OF
nothing. would now give a kingdom for
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sociates until the angelic should ap-
pear. .... No Colorado canyon can
compare with the great gulf fixed be-
tween heaven and hell Saints and
sinners. wheat and tares. are all in
termingled now. Death In the sort ing
time. As the soul Is righteous or sin
ful. II falls to the heavenward or hell
ward side OF the gulf. Where n once
falls IL ever remains. There Is no
passing the gulf Gee. Evangelical re-
pentance Is a moral impossibility in
hell. Dives repentance was judicial
only. He regretted that he was tor
mented. not that he had sinned
The torment of hell Is remediless. IL
cannot even be abated. No drop from
the CLASSY sea before the throne can
ever fall upon the parched tongue OF
the lost. .... The sufficiency of the
scripture is here affirmed ~ mon
heed not the law. the moral law, with
its authoritative Thou shalt" and
Thou shalt not" the ceremonial law,
with its speaking symbolism: ths
prophets, who all bear witness TO One
who shall suffer. the just for the un-
Just: the gospel. glad tidings of great
tov. that on confession of sin shows
forgiveness and cleansing-if all this
inspired Bible-the authenticity and
eenuineness of which a. abundanflv
proven-this ineNhaustible store of
doctrine, precept. promise example
rails 10 bring men TO repentance, an
apparition from the world OF spirifs
would be futile.
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DECIDE YOURSELF
The Opportunity is Here. Backed BY
Wheeling Testimony

Don't take our word for no.
Don't depend on strangers state
meut
Read Wheeling endorsement
Read the statements OF Wheeling
citizens
And decide for yourself
Here Dr. one case Of %.
Mrs. Harry WhltecOtton. 1875 NcCoI
l0ch street Wheeling. vs.. Va. saws.
used Doan's kidney Pills when nv
Kidneys were weak and I had back.
aches. They have always promptly re-.
ueVed me. Another of the family sui
lered from lumbago. lie complained
OF severe pains in his back and kid.
neys Tho kidney scCreti0ns we're fr.
regular in passage BE used Doan'e
kidney pills. and they soon put "a sion
20 the trouble We strongly recon-.
mend uoan's Kidney Pills ag they do
Just what they are advertised 10 do {"
For sale hv all dealers Price 20
cents Foster Milburn Co. RuTaio
New York. sole agents for the United
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other
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THE TEACHERS LANTERN.

II is an excellent canon OF Scripture
Interpretation which insists that no
doctrine shall be based upon a par.
able or allegory. No Inference shall
here be drawn which cannot be sup
ported by explicit statement OF Scrip
ture elsewhere. Here is Jesus own
answer TO the modern question. Does
death end all2" II does not, The
soul survives the hour and article of
death. IL retains full consciousness.
IL has undisturbed use OF all its fac
ulties. IL can reason. imagine and re-
member. .-. The soul in the future
state is happy or afflicted according
TO its desert. which Is determined by
the absolutely impartial Judge OF ali.
1900. II Is not in evidence that Dives
was the worst of sinners. He forgot
God. He was not rich toward God.
He was a thoroughly wording. He
never dreamed of himself as Gods
steward. He used the world and
abused IL. He served Mammon
He is no inhuman monster, 20 take
pleasure in the eternal shame of
others, especially his own kith and
kin. He regrets his III example. He
Is horror-stricken at thought that IL
may bring his brothers TO like tor
ment. He would fain have them
warned. Nor was Lazarus n para
gon OF virtue. He could not do Gods
will. He only suffered it-patiently.
perpetually. trustfully. He had re-
spect TO the recompense OF reward:
was willing TO put up with canine as
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drop OF water. His misery Is not
relieved by his company. only AGRA
waited. He has laid Up nothing Tor
eternity but rvmorss. The "soundlcsS
lash OF conscience falls upon his soul
a. he cries in the agony OF despair. 4
knew my duty. and ! did Il not" The
remedilessness OF ~ The Enawing
worm will never die Across
the canyon that divides Gchsnna from
Paradise. see lordlier banquet spread
than ever graced the grand salon OF
DIVES marble vllla-Abraham Father
OF all the Faithful. reclining a. syw-
posiarch at head Of that fcstal board.
Next 10 Abraham. in the posi-
ton OF guest Of honor--so near, in
fact. To the patriarchal host that he
can fairly lay his head In his bosom.
and does so-reclines-do not our
eyes deceive u.s. Can Il be possible
lis he. the very same. the hegsar
from Dives gate How came he here
When he died. angel bands. on snowy
wings. carried him hither Tie has en-
tered upon the enjoyment OF riches he
laid up In heaven. Wei may
this four fold picture. with its start
ling reverses and antithesis. command
the absorbed attention of every pill
grim to the invisible country Here
is no rivid science OF eschatolocy: hut
In living colors. by the DiVinest Mas
erhand. the opposite destinies are put
IN marvellous juNtaposition.. lie who
Is in the veriest rush OF life with one
glance az this picture can see the rel
alive outcome OF godly and a goddess
life The tramp OF the waysidc
unused 60 scholastic pursuits. has
here no institute OF theology thrust
into his hand. by means OF which to
md the way OF life. There Is life for
look al this living picture
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CLOSE COURT

Judge Newman stated Yesterday
That he would probably close the
present term Tuesday. although he
Will not open In Brooke county before
the first or June. All jury trials In
mis- court ended last Friday week
ana the past week has been spent IN
hearing arguments and rendering or.
ders. Judge Hervey has not an
nounced just when his term will
close
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JAMES HEADACHE
POWDERS
Get a Dime Packzge-ln q Few
Moments the Worst Head
ache Fades Away.

You can clear your head and relievs
Gull splitting or violent threbbing
headache In a moment with q DR..
James Headache Powder. This old
tine headache relief acts almost nagi-
caliy. send sorne Que 20 the drug store
nov for a dine package and q few mo-
ments after you take a powder you
VII wonder What became OF the head
ache, neuralgia and pain Stop suffer.
ing-hs needless. Be sure you get
what you ask for.
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-, Matthews Lutheran church. Bsn-
wool. Rev Geo. =. Helm. pastor. frfth
sunday after Easter-s ~ q. m. sun
day school ana hible class. 10 - a IA.
preaching serNic-s In the German Ian
guAEe 20 special brotherhood service
IN ST James Luther church on chap
line street and Tuesday az .. m adult
cAtechetcal class. Wednesday y. m
mesuuE % 81 Matthews Lutheran
hrotherhcod. Rev. Steuer 81 Wheeling
viii speak on Mormouism Notice that
this nesting viii Be on "Wednesday In
stead OF Thursday.
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- lan@s EranE~nca1 Luthsran
cnarch- lsae-itii ChaFllus stre~t Rev
A. ". MsrNer. pa.f1r keU n ~fsurr
assistant pastor. E41 q M sunday
p hpol ard hitls classes tEnElfsn An1
Afef mani ~ - a. m. German services.
~ . M EuGilsh ssrNtces ~ which -
AAtnsNs cunErrEAtlou % k~uNool
Ill JOIN ~. Ins male chorus all sinE
An4 MONDAY evening t~schers nesting
tuesday evening rurefing ~ the LADIES'
AlsstularY eoCisty. THURSDAY lie a
m Eugitsh Ascension tAy services ana
Connruatiou Of adult cafsChumeus
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In the Churches

. rIHA cs4fltlallsf cl4rN1 VII
bold services IN TIE odd F-ilows han
sunday Nay the iTth AZ T.s0 D. N.
childr-n's progressive lyo,um n
Rev. G. W. Way. pastor and psychic
Lecture followed With spirit messages
All are welcome.
Ftrst English Evangelical Luthe--n
church. 3 isth street " :. DysinEer,
PASTOR. - 18th street The usual ~or-
500 for ne Flfth sunday after Easter
- ~ 20 q m. and IS ,. m sunday
I..sSus s..s ?. m Prayer meeting Wed
Sunday evening Hon. Geo. W. crHbh..
iatsnd@s. % tss ksti-saison Lsssss.
ssa a. ss o ana n. % .ss ss or
th- laws - the state. Everybody vel
come 70 AL these services
Fir-t BAptis, church. rweif,h ard BY
ron streets .. T. BrininstooA pastor
nibis school siis, ths place % pron, IN
biols study NorninE service ie 20:
lwarwood ave. ana Fifth 81 TounE
sp's =, Tsss r m ,s ssss ,Se
the hane ~ ignorance Of th71Es sterna b.
Workers conference and study We'd
neseay evening $50. prayer service
special meeting o. the ladies % the
church Thursday afternoon IN the var
iou- districts. complete announcements
sunday. II you crave an hour OF rest
ful worship drop into the services OF
tho church In the quiet rome
Inmanuel Baptic, church. Eor street
near 2sth. Arden Il. Miller. pastor.
sunday school viii open at s.t5 a m.
and each scholar should b. IN their
place n possible. Preaching services a.
usual. morning service az II o'clock and
the evening at 1:f5 o'clock n Y y
n. meet AZ the close OF the evening ser
vice Prayer meeting Wednesday even
Ing after which the Teachers meeting
Nomen's Missionary meeting az the
home OF Mrs. Wilhelm knyrin Thurs
Gay q, 49, 30 -. Classes for the
evenings.
North street Methodist Fp,seopal
church. Fifth and Market streets. John
" Hess. minister. announcements for
sunday, May II. 1919. Sunday school
/ $50 a m. =. y. Wilson. superintend-
ent. Worship 1880 n. m and 40 u.
m, sermons by the pastor. morning
subject: Doors Of the Word evening
/ Epworth League 6:45 =. m. Anniversary
day. Miss Lulu g Hart. Leader Tues
day p m. Junior League. p. m meet
ing Of the Epworth Leagues OF the city.
W eonesday $50 p. m. prayer meeting
thursday ESQ p. m. Ladies' Aid 1870
p N. Epworth League business meeting
friday $40 2. IN. Boys brigade and
choir rehearsal You win End "A cordial
welcome 20 our services.
warvood Lutheran church. the Cen
u
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WHAT Is A CHRISTIAN LIFE?
Union Meeting with Juniors)

Genuine religion manifests itself
not merely in moral spotlessness. but
in loving and efficient service toward
those from whom no recompense can
be expected. II is swift in hearing
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81 James Evangelical Luthe-An
Chapel. Elm Grove. Rev. ~ Stsuer. a.
sistant pastor. . ae a. m sunday school
and Bible class. ll.cp q m EnEurh
preAchins serflces. : - . m services
a the County fnnruzry.
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trail school place Of meeting Rev Ralph
= harshfnan. pastor. May lI-ftfth
SUNDAY after Easter divine worship with
sermon. a. 1880 a. m Following thf.
SER ace there VIII be an important con-
EreEauonai nesting IN the fnfere~s az
,uf neN church. and all members e-DCc-
tally are ur=cd % b. present sunday
rfnrol ~ ---Q .. m. catechism class on
saturday az 1000 a M All are Wei-
come.
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Fourth street Methodist Episcopal
church. first church south of Twelfth on
Chapiine. No. 1919. Arthur w. Mills.
Pm. D.. pastor Public worship at 1880
a. m. address by Dr. q. w. Crabhe.
evening worship at 7.3O =. IN. address
By DR. u. W. Howell. Special music
at both services by "a chorus choir OF
trained voices. Sunday school at s.15
a. IN. Junior league az 2:3O y. m. Ep-
worth league at ESQ D. IN. \ hearty
invitation Is extended to all strangers
and those without "a church home to
Join with the congregation in all the
services. All seats free and most
cordial welcome awaits everybody who
comes.
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60 &C.,. ~, -. q 8" p - Mu A
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slow in answering. especially n the
occasion Is provoking. II raises A
moral dyke against the food of filth.
But the dynamo Of such a life must
Ice regenerated spirit
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Anthem-"Ten Thousand Times Ten
Thousand" ......... Schneider
Worship in Omering-"Oh Come 10
Ny Heart LORD. Jesus Paul Ambrose
EVENING SERVICE.
Anthem-"Jubilatc in D".......... Buck
Worship in Offering The Woods and
Every sweet Smelling Tree" West
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Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and TNentieth streets Rev.
Thomas Grter kOOntz. y. D.. pastor
services at 1915 a. m. and 7:45 y. m:
sabbath school AZ $50 a. m: Mems
Bible class at $3.50 n. m. all men are
invited: Christian EndeaVor meeting al
Sf5 =. m. prayer meeting "Wednesday
Al s.45 y. m The pastor will preach
sabbath morning on subject 10 be an
nounced.
The choir will sing the following
music.
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EdG'sood Lutheran church. the Rdr-
" ond town hall. place Of nesting LteV
taiuh \. harshman. pastor. May IL
flith sunday after Easter. divine wor-
snip ana sermon al I-sa y. m. Follow
lng THIS service there VIII be an import
ant congregational meeting in the inter
est OF our new church. and all nls-ua-
Dcrr especially are urged 10 be present
sunday school AT 2.3e y. m. Catechisfn
class on Friday at 90 4. m. All are
welcome TO our services
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Wesley NJ =. chur,si. S720 Jacob
street, J y. WOrkm~n. pastor Sunday
school. $3.50 a. M. W. q. CunninEharn
superintendent. The 1895 service will
be Young Peoples Hous" being the
twenty NTH anniversary Of the Epworth
league. The occasion will be nttingiv
observed with the installation OF the
officers recently elected. Devotional
service OF the Epworth league AZ Z ~.
m. the pastor will lead. At 7.45 Mrs.
street, of Washington. D. G.. National
Secretary Of the Moman's Home Mis-
sionary Society viii deliver an address.
All who are interested In Missions
should attend the service The usual
services viii be held during the week
corditl invitation g. extended 10
strangers and persons without d church
home 20 worship with us.
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Zion Lutheran church. MS Market
street keN. A. l. Renbs. pastor. Fifth
sunday after Easter. SUNDAY school AZ
s.ls q. N, chief service a. 10 50 a m
This vii - the service Of Holy CON-
m1nion- Preparatory service at e.a5 a.
m. The pastor viii conduct his last
Nesper service before has vacation al
80 In the evening. Special music has
been prepared b. the choir and the or
EAnlst Dr. l.. A. Erookes. DIT Henri
4. Llns1 Will also render an organ Sc
lection AZ this service. The public Is
cordially Invited. Ascension Day Nes-
pers viii be conducted by the Rev r
=. snyder. OF Christ church. on next
THURSDAY evening. The curate for the
remainder - this month sud during the
month OF June will be. the Rev. John
\ Eeihey, who viii Commence his work
on next sunday morning. Rev. Dr. r.
W. T.. feSchau will be the curate during
RE fucnth OF July. The following pro-
gram viii be rendered sunday.
Anthem Come Gracious spirit.
. .s.sss.-. Mendel~sohn
Anthem li-"Hold il God" ..... Ciounod
frelude-"Audantc" ......... Cooper
ONertory--" Caratena'' ....... Rar
Postlude-"Carnelius March" ....
-,
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81. Luke's Episcopal church. Island
end OF the Steel bridge. The Rev. Jacob
Brtttingham. y. d. rector. The ser
vices for the itfth Sunday after East
er. May l.: $500 "a. m. Holy Commune
ion: s.i5 a. IN. Sunday school: 1890 "a
m morning prayer. iitany and sermon
and on Wednesday at : 80 y. m. service
and address. Thursday Ascension Day
and Holy Communion at T.15 a m :
morning prayer and address at 1880 a.
m.
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.i IHnIr EfHrrfIIeHl church Tr.rft.
g.fNfH and Wood streets NHrraf a.
l.I'nn pastor Services for SUNDAY
MaN II German service nf fn.gH
day Bible school az 90 o. m MiaaI.r
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First United Presbyterian church.
next door TO postonice. Rev. Chas. 81.
Robinson, D d. pastor. Preaching ser
vices ~ l0:t5 "a. m. and 80 y. m, with
sermons by the pastor. Bible school
Mems and Womeu's classes. at s:30 a.
m Junior Missionary society wednes-
day evening at : o'clock. Prayer meet
ing at 5:f5 y. m. Wednesday. A cordial
welcome Is extended 20 all without a
church home 10 all these services
Wayman 4. NJ. r. church. Rev W. o.
Davis. u. ID, pastor. 1915 a. m. ser
mon; And l will make them and the
places round about my hill "A blessing
and viii cauSce the shower 20 come
down In his season. there shall be
showers OF blessing 23O y. IA. sun
day school: The Rioh Man and Lar
arus. Luke l6 l4-t5. Lawyer = j.
Graham. Jr. superintendent. 200 q. m.
A. 9. r. league. Mrs. Margaret Harris.
president 4;f5 =. IN. sermon: The
same hour Was the thing fulfilled upon
Nebuchadnezzar and he was driven
from men. and did eat as oxen and his
body was wet with the dew OF heaven,
tn his hairs were grown like eagle's
feathers and his nails like birds claws"
DR.. Davis Will preach a special sermon
ly invited.
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81 andrew church. THIrtr-seterth
uI fHn streets. IHuee o. FIah. rector.
INfTr WIZ DO services Ir So Andrew. 81
.'Nf DH morrow the fITfn SUNDAY I'D.
I' castor. r. Follows SUNDAY alHsnI
' '.' VI. Evening PRAYER aud ser.
N.'' U. TO H. u There will Do un aar.
.l.c ~ I'fH H m sa fIr rector viii
-'In services uf CHESTER af that home
'.NI't on So andrew each
"wednesday evening af r.lU O'Clock