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Plans turitished and human.
Johhlu or all kinds proupuy attended to
direct, near lain
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ILIL'I'IIO NIGHT BILL no m OFFICI
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team.
Architect and Civil Engineer.
Furnish Plan. Spucllutiom and snpenniend
.ue fa them-trunnion of every description
hulldlm.
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Owns—Taylor” or his 8t,
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JEWELER.
Mane-h, Watches, Jewelry.
m'umum.
“mill-IL. In“ lot-III.
Artificial ’fltoue Steps. Coping,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
unwed by c. f. LEONARD,
II In. lsreet- ill I!
lerrill Business College.
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firm Ochoa).
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lfikTORS and TRUSTEES.
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Epicurean Canned Clams.
m It Bur M1. lulu. warranted due. no
air. i'howdersndl'rlture at short it 'tice Also
aloe 'III as they are with "mean. irxc per an, d
eauodac.
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Canned Fruits.
ill-s Berries (rp'snrlld pin) 12):: per ran.
Biscthmirs. 1235c per can. dcun- on:
mi'urnla apricots it: per can. 6m 81,
I s‘lfornla Peaches. 2k per an. 5 cans 3| In
Calltmnla Green Gene Plums. 8c perm. beans
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California \t hire Cherries do per c in.
California Bartlett Pan the we III.
N agara Pat- White Cherries. i’ic veranda-mm:
Quality of all these Goods Warranted
Any not right will be made good We still coon
dune to set:
lit-GS 24 CENTS A llllZEN.
more l Contact.
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33 8t 32 SHOES JélEs.
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REQUIRES
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Double
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Ask Your Grocer For ll.
ALLISON BROS..
Xmufueturers.
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were I!
llihstflawksdtesalh
Boston cigar,
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the IIW.D d the mists to
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«in ad relish e nu “menial of rhyme? so.
ll the no the ppe ry no.
It hmflufllldbydruuw. none
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving tine Horses.
suited to all purposes.
You will tlnd the PIN-
}:s'l' COAOBEBS. the
388T ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ABSOBTIIEIT or
SALE 1108888 in rats--
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERB. All Hos-see sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
ill. I]. I’ll “SONS.
Bflflfllilflfi S‘I'lllll Fill.
fill ll
NEW STORE.
Friotrirlr t Barrel
East lied Washington St. Bridge.
DE]; I 0 A0 I his
FINE TillilCEBlES l
Cola-tam! on hand 5 due selectbw or lltfirill’ltn
und bu Esra: rusted, mussels, and ur-
kinds of llaLlilACllslw ~It')KID amt SALTID
"sit-rm nurses Goons mien ruurrs.
Jens, be. .h
11' HAY 88
that your local Wall Paper
dealer has nut just what
you want for the Parclll’r
decoretmn of your home.
in nor collection you will
hm] as modrl'lle em. all
the good, the beautiful, and
. the new Wall Papers moat»
for the present season.
Joseph P. McHugh & Co.
MZw
8 West on BL.
(First Home from 5th Ave.)
New York. m0 Gui
THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
In and ”I Washington It.
Basil law-it. l-i III at Bridal.
TBIODOBI COLIIAK. Mme
net-re M lasting Glasses; sir. Prices
wihsalryoulilllll only
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5.00 Antique Che-her Suits
reduced to 320.00.
830.00 Solid Oak Suits reduced
.__. to 325 00.
They lnust be sold we must
have the room.
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LIBEON XI. FIRST QUARTER, INTER-
NATlONAL BEHIE‘. MAflCH l6.
rm “the MI!” v. talc—COI—
In Verses fill-W “but.“ '-
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1. “The people preosdnpon llim tohlar
thaWofdolUOfl.” Ourlastiauonisftliiiu
oulilstourthrough Galileo the
Gospelofthaklngdom,and all”
use at sickn- and all manor of dissa-
arnofihthe people (Matt. iv. 23). We now
dad swubythesssolor' .or.ss
It is in our lesion, thelslreof
and probably at or near Ca where
Peterlivsd. Ito-not our lord's pu lellfe
was spent in thtfinelghhorhood of this III.
2. "And saw two boats standing by the
lske,hutthellshermenwsrs¢omoutof
them. and were washing their note.” Two
orihreeof inasmuch-sen hsdalreadybsen
with Jesus-Mn - time, had seen Ills miracl-
unrl heard ill-i words. yet had not wholly
left their calling to follow Him.
3. "its sat down and taught the people out
of theimat.“ flaring stepped into Simon's
bunt. ilo nieukly asks hill to pints out a "Tr
tie from the land, and sitting down. "A from
the boot tear-hos the people - they stand, In
eagerly attentive crowd, upon the-hon.
4. “ill- iaid unto Sim, hunch out into
the dam and let down your nuts for a
drought." Simon having kindly given the
use of his boat, Jesus will now reward him
for it and teach him at the same time many
things. lilmnn had fora little seasoncheer-
fully given hinmlf and his boat lathe luster
for His work, and now this (ruckus Lord
and linear in almt to give special attention
mfiimrin's Work. Nouns ever soles-ed lo-
by “trim; attention to the medal work of
Christ, but multitudes have been hie-ed for
time and eternity by obeying Int-t. Vi. 38. If
we sure in ills work lie will seawallourneeds
better rm- than we mill.
5, "Master, we have toiled all the night
and have taken nothing." Bo replied Sim.
confessing their nnsvsiling toil and their
yin-sent need.
6. “And when they had this done. they in-
clmod ngmt multitude of fishes. and their
nets brake” Whether it be u zreatllshw
swallow Jonah, or a smaller ileli to bring a
pieced money, or multitudes of ilsh to fill
these nets, all are obedient to Him who create
ed them,ond who also created Adam and
mid unto him, "flare dammit»: over the Eh
of ti)? arm."
7. “They came and tilled both the ships, so
that they begun to sink." We are told in the
with rem that James and John were part
nets with Simon, and finding that he had
more fish than be (mild manage, beeallod bl!
partners antl they found fish enough to fill
both the but“: to nvorflowing. Our Lord
Jim loves to have ulnply vessels, and not a
to N. that he may till them, When the woman
with the pot of nil began to pour into the
empty vessels the oil kept coming till every
vessel was filled. When Jest- fed the thou-
sands they did nil eat and were filled.
5. "Depart from me, for I an: a sinful
man, 0 11ml." This is the language“ Simon
Peter, as fixing this great miracle be real
iuvisrnnewhot in whose pmencohe stands,
and falls at Jesm'koeea with the” words.
This is part of the emptying prom; a deep
ermrictiouofsinaswaaeeour-lvea lnGod's
sight. it was so with Job, lsaiah. m
and John (Job xiii, l), 6; In. vi, 5; Du). I, 8;
Rev. i. 17); and until it Was-o with n,
therein noprospectofoorbeinglnuch used
ofGod. Observe that thenauie used-ll
through thisleseon,exoeptiu this verse, is
not the new name, “(kph-s," or “Pet.”
(John i, 4‘1}. but theoid name, indicating the
natural man, "Simon," and in order to saw
icofor Christ there mustbetheconstantand
pennant reckoning aloud. putting ofl. mur-
tily'mg o! theoirl man with his deeds-ad
the potting rm 0! the new, that the lifeof
Jesus maybemanifested in the: mortal
bod” diam. Vi. 6, ll; Viii, 13; lel. H,
2H“; ll Cor. iv. it).
9. "For he was astonished, and all that
were with him." The Revised Vader: says
that hewas amazed. Bailout“ Tamwhan
«rosin-ed of hissinon the war to Damascus.
“trurnblingamlustoukbed.”asid. “lordmhat
wiit’l'boohuvelnetodo!’ We putforthotw
handsets in most approved fashion,“
labor unwearyingiy for the salvation of souls
andforthequickeninzot believers, but how
ottwrwehavetoooufe-astotheresult.
”nothing." lusome unlikely way.and pa~
haps through emneweak but empty renal.
the Sptrltof God works.aml we all “and
astonishal Our wisdom is o’mtoauded. our
plans ulnar, and it becomes gloriously mani—
testtbstrhisiswehamlor God. lfwe
midnthewontlersof Biograce,weuinst
wait only upon Him.
to. “And Jesus aid unto Simon. Your
not". When mictedof sinwefnll atJe-
u’festiuourhelpie-n-andwnworthin.
Then it is that we hear nis“lhlnot,"¢
when small unworthy.arewillin¢tohevu
alsfiwllisserviceiilaa. x, 12. mum. fl;
label. 13.”. ltisouly thewillfulaud n
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Theldesrmtfrflairis may dd
sin-ml llii Lit tuvdslusdrstl. Both Id
Manor». but some people want not out".
breathe (rush air, but to feel it, '
The idea llrssitlsmto thrown! the
William-sustain! Karon“,
and thlup slowly. even in cooling ol-
‘l'haideathauousuurptionisaiwayshwed-
tiny. Ire-than.
to this influence. grounded-renown
livingmawhla‘ cold and nervousn-
and Mouths of
the minim use-n in ins-More the
epottwsnty-ilve.andluwouseudurlog the
The idea that he who isshead wins la
thedesth race for bread sud-competency
uses-often mush-day failure, dud-lee
toothed the wlnasndleoa thetraok.
The idsathat psrvunlrssernhlsm atolls
stroller characteristic of mind and body,
"Like father. liken."
1;]!me will tell," but it wartime- telb
The idea that great draughta of ice water
quench thirst. Alittisplsesot leeiathe
mouthisbattathaasblgpisrebthe
new. just as sou-um swsstas- is
see
out.
The idea that much clothing. my bed
clothes, but roornssad eloseoonduneset will
prevent colds and doknsu. The more a
thriftless youth is helped theme helphs
needs. and the ie-ableil hetotau cure of
hie-ell. if youkseplhs bodyunwamlt
will not keep lisell wann.
The idea that pie isssnntialiy Wide;
theqnallty of ludigestibility unset be logi-
cally afllrrned of any article at food shat»
lutely and apartlromacondderatioaod the
digestive capacity and ability of the victim
whoee particulslslasnach islohet-td.
The Heath“ uiorhld pron—- are-sew
eerily datrmtlve; they are otte- oowssrva-
tire. Iii-me is sometimes nature's m
ot righting or cramming a wrow'or re-
moving the elects at some hanstul or disv
turblng agent. The clinic picture is made up
otevidsuoesot reaction as well as of em
marl“ action.
The idea that haaitleconsists in feelia‘well
and sicknua in feeling sick; those who feel
n’ck are not always rick. but sometim- well,
and central-twin, three who feel well any be
sick; but, after all, feeling has a [ouddeallo
do with it.
The idathatifone b ill. takesdrup and
getswell. therels a connection hetweeuthe
remedy out the result. It may heaeoiuet
deuce and the dhease might get well ofitaslf;
nor does the repetition oi such cases mean
anything more than a probability that the
musedy wasgoodand the proper thinginthe
wow placa-
Tba idea that cheap medial advice is
worth snyrhtng. Be who sells himself for
nothing gets all he is worth. and he who buys
anything tor nothing gets all he pays for.
The idea thata knowledge of medicine b
gained in any other way than by hard study
and constant application. The seventh son
of a seventh son knows no more than any
other son unless he has worked for it. he
stone: may be intuitive, but knowledge tenet,
and he knows most who qualms best.
The idea that a big bra- sign tells when
thebest doctor is. Sometimeslhesign and
the man ore of the same material character.
Brass signs and self assurance are both cheap,
not always imli-‘ntiveot worth within. Cheap
goods sometinm; have a gaudy exterior;
washed ring» on not wear well. and a greet
big glittering dlnmond ll sometimes the most
brilliant part of the man who wears it 39
were 0! show and blow.
The idea that a string of amber heads will
wardoflbronchialtrouhle; the idea that a
horse chestnut in the pocket will ward a!
rheumatism; that a piece 0! money that b
found will bring more money; the idea that
u banshee will luring luck and the idea that
we should look arms on the street to prevent
the devil from pruning between us Ind leew-
ing a quarrel, with a host of other superstir
timts, are just asfwlisb as these fallacies, but
in spite of sober sense we cling foagmtdell
ot nonsense and ilmi joy and comfort in our
blind faith.
The idea that there are any “laws of
health." Every man is a law unto binnelfl.
'30 rule without an exception. Thin stalle-
Inent isa rule, and therefore has it: my
tions. That which has an exception cutout
boa rule, therefore there areno Niles. Having
reached this end with a fallacy, it istirneto
stop w 2th this farewell fallacioun idea til-tall
advicx: is good advice.
Many give advioeas the priest is“ to
have given his bloulnx, became itwsswurfls
little trial as: less. So beware 0: those who
are {rt-o with Idvmaud donot MM“
fallacy. but go to the nearest doctor wits.
you are sick. but better keepwsll-d dis‘v
pause with hiaserviore. Whatever yoodoydo
notgu it blind. bututopundco‘im M
note nlr'ns as the cow does her and. Con
never have indigestion, honour thy tale
time. and you would do well to Moisture
exam .«Char‘ses Everett Warren, . in
White. '
Pains tor the Ill-II lavlee I.»
A man with many indieationsaltheauh
eauseintothermsn WMyuudioull'
hearhd nianxru wished me a ‘ New
Yaw, “By the way," he said. “ '3 Int
what leanela item for. lwautsd so-yta
youthatitwonllheasood idealehwetlle
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drinkthatithuwated’ whim. M
Wyn—adult. It mum
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fireman-lane: “substratum”
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tractor, Glass, tin and Kitchen Wart
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