canola. neocl- m'mao
at precisely t o 'clock
at the long meter Donal.
blast of Dr. 'l‘airoage's dlsr
Points of Compare" and the
30, ‘ They shall come from
1le the went, and from the
treat the loath. and shall sit
up physician. at another
.. painter, at another time
preacher, at another time
. inspired reporter. God
help and inspire all reportcrai
pen drops the health or poison
The name of this reporter
or, lcr short he was called Luke,
, y text. although sleoography had
Aileen born. he reports verbatim a
, w of Christ which in one paragraph
the round world into the light of
"Molnar. "They shall come from
find from the west, and from the
from the south, and shall cit
in; more interested me in my re-
Watched Obe world than to see
lp captain about noon, whether on
, all. or the Indian or Bengal or
mason or Red sea, looking through
nautical instrument to find just where
,qu sailing, and it is Well to know
‘ though the captain tells you there
InQ3polnts of division of the compass
am in the the marine' s compass, thorn are
mfcur cardinal points, and my text
them—the north, the south, the east,
thwart. So! spread out before us the
, 'of the world to see the extent of the
‘31: campaign. The hardest part of the
low on is the north, because our
W is an emotional gospel, and the an-
atom the far north are a cold blooded
film They dwell amid icebergs and eter-
nal snowsaod everlasting winter. Groom
lenders. uplandeis, Icelanders, Sibcrlnns
, «~3th vehicle is the sledge drawn by
reindeer, their apparel the thickest furs
stall ”tacos, their existenco a lifetime
battle with the cold. The winter charges
upon them with swords of icicle and
strikes them with bullets of bail and
pounds thorn with battering rams of gin
_ ‘I‘ho Gospel in the North.
But already the hubs of the Arctic hear
the songs of divine worship. Already the
snows fall on open New Testaments. Al-
ready the warmth of the Sun of Righteous»
noes begins to be bolt through the llmliwl
and minds and souls of the bypcrbon-om.
Down from Nova Zambia. down from
pitabergen seas, down from the land of
he midnight suns, down from the palaces
of crystal, down over realms of ice and
‘ our dominions of snow and through hur
ricaues of sleet Christ's disciples are com-
leg from the north The inhabitants of
Hudson hay are gathering to the cross
The Church Missionary stfletiy. in chum
,M- filmed 1131,1100!) grandly successful
in establishing 24 gospel stations, an' i
over ”.000 natives have believed and been
baptized. The Mornvlnns have kindled
the light of the gospel all up and down
Labrador. The Danish mission has goth
crud disciples from among the ohm-ring
Inhabitants of Greenland. William ”no
can preaches the gospel up in the chilly
latitudes of Columbia, delivering ono sor-
mon nine tiuws in the some day to as
manydliferont tribes, who listen and thou ,
go forth to build schmlhouscs and
churches.
Alaska. called at its annexation Wilr
llom H. Seward's folly, turns out to ho
William H. Scword's triumph, and it in
hearing the voice of God through the
American missionaries—men and women
“defiant of arctic hardships as the old
Scottish chief who, when camping out. in
a winter’s night, knocked from under his
loll'l bend a pillow of snow, saying that
Inch indulgence in luxury would wcnkn-a
and disgrace the clan. 'l‘bc Jeannette
went down in latitude 77, while lie Long
and his freezing and dying man stood
watching it from the crumblingnnd croc-
kliflg polar pack. but the old ship of flu.-
goapcl sails as cohort in latitude 77 as in
mwdcsrees. and the one starred flag
Donia above the topgallnnts in llaflin’n
hay and Hudson's strait and Melville
round. The heroism of polar expedition,
which made the heroes of Sebastian Cabot
and Socially and Schwntxa and Henry
Hudson immortal. In to be eclipsed by the
prowess of the men and women who amid
the frosts r! highest latitudes are this mo
loan! taking the upper shores of Europe.
All. Ind America for (End Scientists
it!" never been able to agree as to what
is the aurora borcalis, or northern lights.
I can tell them. it is the btmner of vio-
Cory for Christ spread out in the northern
night heavens. Partially fulfilled nlrcmly
May of my text, to be complctni
fill in the near future. "They aha
some from the north. "
cam I- lit. loath.
' flat my test aims in the oppoaiio point
of the compa as The far south has,
W!!! temperature, temptations
pd indoicnoc and hot blood
:I‘Ioh tend toward multifcrm evil. We
it“. through my text not the north in,
”withstanding its frosts. and the same
hill in the south, notwithstanding
I.” The fields of cactus, the
van and the thickets of magnolia
acmndcrsti to the Lord Al
ty. The southi That means Mexico
‘ all the regions that William ll. l’res-
“in Lord Kingsborough made famil-
isv’la lure-Musicoin strange diaimt
lib m Mexicoccnquerod byllerncn
activate be more gloriously conquered;
m with its capital more than 7,000
is. above the sea level, looking down
it“! theatrgmcment of lake and valley
lesion, the home of nations
M” N Wall for Christ. The soilth
“WAR/lea. which David Illvlng-
“W to God when he died on
W has is his tent of exploration. Al
ass: about no, 000 converts toChristlan-
am The south! The» means
00an by omnlpctcnt hand
“gouache-Mayan Polynesia.
, m lcrcnvsia and other islands
" ‘ Mam than you can imagine un-
, mine vcys'sd around the world.
legitimise means for God.
it flea. am for and, aim
A“..-
livia. The mthl mm
Macao with all m idem mflgb a
MIWM all it; exuberant. thsndv
clones of inimitable More, Walls
of boundless groves, the lands, tbs sees
that night by night loch up to the south-
ern cross, which in stars transd'orcs the
midnight heaven as you look up at it all
the way from the Sandwich Islands to
Australia. “They shall coma from the
south."
flallflols la the lut-
Bllt I must not forget that my test
takes in another cardinal point of the
compass. it takes in the cast. I have to
report that in a journey around the world
there is nothing so much lmpressas one
as the fact that the missionaries, divinely
blessed, are taking the world for God. The
horrible war between Japan and China
will leave the last wall of opposition flat
in the dust. War is barbarian always
and everywhere. We hold up our hands
in amazement at the massacre at Port
Arthur as though Christian actions could
never go into such diabolism. We format
Fort Pillow. We forget the fact that dur-
ing the war both north and south rejoiced
when there were 10’, 000 more wounded
and slain on the opposite side. War,
whether in China or the United States, is
hell let loose. But one good result will
.come from the Japanese-Chinese conflict
-—those regions will be more open to civi-
lization and Christianity than ever before.
When Missionary Carey put before an ac-
semhly of ministers at Northampton, Engv
land, his project for the evangsllratlon of
India, they laughed him out of the house.
From Calcutta now on the east of India
to Bombay on the west there is not a
neighborhood but directly or indirectly
feels the gospel power. The Juggernaut,
which did its awful work for centuries, a
few weeks ago was brought out from the
place where it has for years been kept on.
der'shed as a curiosity, and there was no
one reverentially to great it. About
8,000,000 of Christian souls in India are
the advance guard that will lead on the
250,000,000. The Christians of Amy and
Peking and Canton are the advance guard
that will lead the 340,000,000 of China.
“They shall come from the east." The
last mosque, of Mohammedonism will be
turned into a Christian church. The last
Buddhist temple will income a fortress of
light. The last idol of llindooisrn will
be pitched into the fire.
The Christ who cable from the cast will
yet bring all the cast with him. 0!
course there are high obstacles to be
overcome, and great ordeals must be passed
through before the consummation, as wit-
ness the Armenians under the hatchery of
the Turks. May that throne on the banks
of the llosporus soon crumble! The than
has already come when the United States
government and Great Britain and Ger-
many oubt to intone the indignation of
all civilized nations. While it is not req-
uisite that armsbo sent there tonvengo
the wholesale runnsucre of Armenians, it
is requisite that by cable under the seas
and by protest that shall thrill the wins
from Washington and London and Berlin
to Constantinople the nations anathema
tizo the diabolical for which the sultan of
Turkey ls responsible. Mohammedanism
is a cum, Whether in Turkey or Now
York. "They shall come from the east."
And they will come at the call of the. love-
licot and grandest and best man and worn-
en of all tinw. I mean the missionaries.
lllssulufo Americans and Englishmen who
have gone to ("olvutta and llonlhny and
Canton to make their fortunes defame the
missionaries because the holy liver and
pure households of llluao lnirsionarieo are
a constant rebuke to the American and
English lllwrilncs stopping there, but the
men and Wouwn of (ind mm stationed go
on gloriously with their workm-pmpiu
just an good and self denying as was Mite
sionary Mofl‘nt, who, when asked to write
in an album, wrote them win-(is:
My nllmm In in savage breasts.
Wilt‘rt‘ plmaion f't'iiflI-l and darkness It'll“
Without um- ray of light.
To writc- fin- nanu- of Jesus fliv'rr,
To point to Will‘lilrl lmth bright and fair.
And vino the pagan bow in prayer.
hi all my noui'a delight.
In all those region» are men and women
with the consecration of Melville B. (‘01,
who, embarking for the missionary work
in Africa, sold to a fellow student, “If i
din ill Africa. ootuo and write my v-pl
laph." "What shall i write for your cpl
tapbl" sold the student. “Write." said
he, "tlwso words; ‘Lct a thousand full in-
fore Africa be given up.’ "
chrislla-ify In the War.
There is another point of tho compose
that my text Inellulell. "They shall come
from the west. " That means America re-
deemed. Everything between Atlantic
and Pacific oceans to be brought within
the circle of holiness and rapture. Will it
be done by worldly reform or evangelism?
Will It be low or gospel? i am glad that
a wave of reform has swapt Across this
land, and all cities are feeling the mlvan
tage of the mighty movement. Let the
good work go on until the last municipal
evil is sxtlrpcted.
About in years ago the distinguished evil-
tor of a New York daily newspaper said to
me in his editorial room: " You ministers
talk about evils of which you know noth-
ing. Why don’t you go with the officers
of the law and explore for yourself, so
that when you preach against sln you can
speak from what you have seen with your
own eyes?" I said. i‘l will. " And in
company with a commissioner of police
and a captain of police and two elders of
my church I upland the «lens and Mill“,
places of all stylra of crime in New York
and preached a series of commas warning
young man and setting forth the work
that must be done lest the Judgments of
(lad whcim this city with more awful
snhmmgemcnt than the volcanic deluge
that buried llerculnnentn and Pompeii.
I received, as nearly as loan remember,
several hundred cinemas of newspaper
abuse for undertaking that exploration.
Editorials of denunciation, dmdvlc loaded
and with captions in great primer type,
entitled "'l‘he Fall ’of 'l'almsae.” or "’l'sl-
magi: Makes the Mistake of His Llfc,” or
“Down Willi Talmage." but i still live
and am in full sympathy with all move
locate for tmmlcipai purification.
But a movement which ends with crime
baptised and law «scouted stops half way
Nay, it stops luau before it sits half way.
Th a law never yet saved anybody, never
{unchanged anyhmly meals up all its
us of iniquity in this city, and you
only send the occupants to other onion.
Break down all the policemen in rm
York. and while it changes their worldly
fcnnllss it does not change their heart or
The crests» want is llsw York to
thousands and perhspa hundred»! their
sands of dollars to go scotfrermltilc some
who were merely the cat's paw and agents
of bribery are struck with tbs lightning
of thelsvv. lt remindsme of a music
Philadelphia when l was living there. A
pccrwolnan had been arrested and tried
and imminent! for selling molasses candy
on fiend-y. Other lawbrealters had been
allowed to go undisturbed, and the area-
shops were open on the Lord' a day, and
the law with its hands behind its back
walked up and down the streets declining
to mole“ manyof the offenders, but we
all rose up in our rightcooa indignation,
and calling upon all powers, visible and
invisible, to help us we declared that
though the heavens fell no woman should
be allowed to sell molarscs candy on Sun-
day.
A “(heat Refer-or."
A few weeks ago, afwr I had preached
in one of the churches in this city. a man
staggered up on the pulpit stairs msudlln
drunk, saying. “I am one of the reformers
that were elected to high ofilco at the last
election." 1 got rid of that "great re-
former" screen as I could, but did not
get rid of the Impression that a man like
that would care the alxnnlnatloas of New
York about as soon as smallpox would
cure typhoid fever or a buzuaw would
render llaydn's“(ireatlon.’f Politics in
all our cities has become so corrupt that.
thetcnly difference between the Republican
and Democratic parties is that each is
worse than the other. But what nothing
else in the universe can do the gospel can
and will accomplish. "They shall more
from the west," and for that purpose the
evangelistic batteries are planted all along
the Pacific coast, no they are planted all
along the Atlantic mast. All thepralrlcs.
all the mountains, all the valleys, all the
cltlca are under more or loss gospel influ-
ence. and when we get enough faith and
«incantation for the work this whole
American continent will cry out for God.
"They shall come from the west. ”
The work is not so difficult as many
suppose. You say, "There are the foreign
populations." Yes, but many of them are
ilollamlers, and they were brought up to
love and Worship God, and it. will false but
little to persuade the llollamlm to adopt
the religion of their forefathers. Then
there are arriving those foreigners so many
"if the Scotch. ’l'lu-y of their com-stairs
board Thomas lllmlmevs thunder and
Robert McChuyno pray. The breath of
God an often awrspf. through the heather of
the highlands and HM voice of “mi has an
often sounded through the Trmam‘lia, and
they all know how to sing ' ”limit-0'." so
that they will not. how ofh-n in In! invited
to accept the fimiof John Knox and isoth-
It‘ll ilrltlgt-
A ‘l’lrrvl World.
Then thon- arr among these foreigners
somnny of the English. 'l'lmy inherited
the some language as we inherited-tho
English in which Shakespeare dramatiml,
and Milton chimed his cannula, and Henry
Melville gmpvlizctl, and Oliver Cromwell
prnrugucd parlianwnl, and Wellington
commanded his caurr lumts. Among tho-m
foreigners are the Swiss, and tiny twrp
rocked in a f‘fllflll' under theshmlmvnl rim
Alps, flint rutlmiml of (ill! Almighfy Ill
whit in all that ll ..,,,, are some and hall and
fo-mpt-uf- and burrimm Worship Among
timed forciuncruirn a lvmvl lmsloflil mums,
and i)“ y M l u nturh o nfh- rwnni the pow
or of that unparalleled spirit who shook
flirt v‘M'ffl Wlil‘n lu' ffml if. ulltl llu' hl‘t'lt‘rh!
when he proyul» Martin Lofbrr' From
all nations our foreign rmpnlafinns lnmv
come. and they are lwnwsirk. far away
from tho place of fin-Ir childhood and the
graves of their anon-atone, and ulll’ ultvrinlll‘
religion pnm'nlui in them origin. will
meet their Ive-ml» and fill their mule owl
kindle tin-il- cofblmlnsm. ’l‘bry shall v'nmn
from amid the wheat alwavrs of llaknm,
and from file urn ln-tis of Wyoming, and
from the silver hllflt'll of Nvaio. and from
the golden gult'hr-s of f'ulvmdn, and from
the hooks of the l'lm‘fo. and flu. "mg-m,
and llm Sacral-worn. and the ffolumida.
"Thry slmll mm» from llw ivy-2f "
But who! will flu v do offer tiny comp?
lien- is mouthing gloriously mandatory
that you how never nuflvvd ' Tia-y nbnll
comr- from flu» rant. and the wool, and rim
north, and ilw «ninth, and shallsit down "
ill), this Is it llrul world! The mmtui
people are kept. on tho run all their life,
time. Business» they» tin-mun the run
Trouble harps them on tho run. lilvolrlmv
of life luv-p llwfn on the ma. They are
running from fiianift'f. They are running
for reward. And tlumwbo run the fauna:
and run the loom-st awn: front in uurrrn'tl.
llul my test soggmvf-i n n-stful pmtum an
all Hml'a children, for all those who for a
lifetime have I'll-9'” on the run. "They
shall cit down!" Why run any longer?
When a man gets hvovro, what more can
he art? "They shall sit down. " Not
alone, but in pickwlcumpsniooshlp of the
universe; not milnnm. though a
armpit should sit down on one side of you
and an archangel on the other.
Hub. burns to am.
There is that mmher who through all
the years of infancy and childhood was
kept waning amid sick trundle bolls, now
to shake up the pillow for that llasrn
head. and nnvvtu give stirink to liaise
parched lips, and new to bash tlu.I fright»
erred dream of a little one, and when time
was one luv of the :2th!th Multan flm
new! lover of children had lifted mom
of the crnnp Illln flm cosy breathing of
celestial atmmphcvv the mother putting
all the atom cesium rave on fume who
were left. He wcmy nl an» and fun sod
MI: and hurl, so often crying out: "lam
so llmll lam miffed!" lferworkdone,
she shall sltdown. And that lmslaess man
for no, to, so years has kept on the run,
am urged by svlfishncso, but luv the pur-
pose of achieving a livelihood for the
household; on the mo fnmutme inshore,
or from factory to may", mvrfill‘ ibi-
loss and discovering that lomcarscy and
shaman h'tmyai orrllmmmllifmflll. un-
nmuro to he rlwnlml or po-rplrsml or no“.
pvntmL—«he slmll an own. Set in a mi.
armchair of heaven, for the molten of
such is chair would imply men’s and of
waiving, of rimming in my prunrsm
semi lnvalidbmv, but a flu-one. mild as m.
bify and mlism as the rimming aflera
nl t of same "they shall sit down."
notice that the unmet the stylssof
tell maltose erect attitude. Then as
the m of atria behind molars.
Andy-s.
. “Manufacture.” Rutfromtall
Mm frcnpsln. maneuver-section.
“Mammary Beautiful, joyous, -
Wing, "Martina ustl 0h, men
sodwcmsn of the from: north, and the
blooming south and from the realms of
the rising or setting sun, through Christ
fit your sins forgiven and start for the
place when you may at last sit down in
bllrsful rawvery from the fatignes of earth
while there roll over you the rsptoresof
heaven. ”any ob you have had snobs
rough tussle in this world thatlf your fee-
ultlea were not perfect in heaven you
would some time forget yourself and say,
“his time for mete start on that laur-
ncy, " or "it must betlms for me tocount,
callbc drop-of that niedlcinc, " or"! won
dcrwhat new attack there iscn me through
the newspapers?" or "Do you think I will
save anything of these crops from the
grasshoppers, or the locusts, or the
droughts? ' or "I wonder how much I
have lost in that last bargalnl”or “lrnust
hurry lost 1 misc the train." No, no. The
last volume of dircfol, earthly experiences
will be finished. Yea, the last chapter, the
last paragraph, the last sentence, the last
word. li‘ inlo!
Frederick the Great, notwithstanding
the mighty dominion over which be
reigned, wasso depressed at times he could
not speak without crying and carried a
mall bottle of quick poison with which to
and his misery when he could stand it no
longer. But I give you this small vial of
gospel anodyno, one drop of which, not
hurting eithcr body or soul, ought to
soothe all unrest and put your pulses into
an eternal calm. "They shall come from
the east, and from the west, and from the
north. and the south, and shall altdowo. "
‘11:. English War.
bet some of our readers stroll slowly
down Eutlell street, in the direction of St.
Martin's lane, and, wandering into St.
Andrew's street, the centcrof Seven Dials,
let him keenly ubilefve tho loafers in this
district. There are many low taverns here.
and standing outside he will notice groups
of young men (traced in tlmratllmro clothes
of dark color. What are they doing?
Serbian in particular, and there they loaf
from hour to hour, ptmlbly discussing the
fate of a gang of roughs now in penal
servitude who used to haunt these alloys
and courts, rubbing and ill treating pass-
enby, the agml in particular. until the
common sergeant ordl'rml them wholwmmc
flogging: and lung termsul lmprlaomncnt
a few "moths ago.
The rt-mlur nm-d not, if youngand vigor.
one, fear his gwrornbulatioim in those
slums, for those creatures are errant cow-
ards and pru-fcr onslaught» on drunken
men and helpless wonwo to attacking an
lblulmtllofl fu'rsvln, airbag though they
may ho in nombrrs. if they "Mimi a go
chain, one glance from the owner wi
tower them, nominally In the daytime, for
such loafersdrmtlnlm'n‘mion of any kind
The observer will find an hour's walk in
these alloys very inviting if be ill interest
ed in these matte-rs, and his knowledge of
low types and fhc difficulties in disposing
of melt much Increased.
He will notice mspcclal close of loafers
~cldcrly own with red rum. {at bodies
and thin logs—loaning against the walls
of tbs-w taverns. 'IIn-y do nothing all day.
with the rxl'c-pfllm of an occasional visit
within to drink with snow generous
friend, but lam) against tiwdmrs or walls
apparently thinking of nothing but lilo
last drop of rum and longing for "mm
This is fiwfiolxiwi nl'fil'lv, filo fllCtlfmlif‘
criminal. 'I'mi div-unset] for work—crimi-
nal pursuita~lhvy remain lit-re until ti..-
unlon infirmnry rwoiws tin-m or limi'har
lng i'roas bospirnl provides tiwm with a
bell, and film flu-y ilir, In most cases on-
lightening rm xii: nl r till! alien and nlr-ulmllb
winning ~—-Hv- hilt man u Magazine
All Englishman Dams Not Road.
The grrm hull; of tho l-lmxllsb read
nothing. lltrraily nothing, and int who
thaws mun-thingof rural England will
WW in link Thu ronuol and (rear-Inna!
hauler rim-min firtlun, biography, history,
lmwln and no alunll amount. of theology
in a dilnmi form. The urn-at middle class
n'mlomllru-t their periodical literature
and their m-wspapc-re. 'l'iw students, tho
rm! n-mlcrs, who l't'v'fl flu-it mimls llullfllv'l’
turn their bodies. Mid with more lbor»
column-so and pat ll‘lli'll than our studentn.
The rnfrancu osninlmsflon for any college
If. Uahml. (.Itlfltlil'lllm', Elllllllllrflll of Unit-
Jill is trifling as cmnpami with the m-
tmnco examination for Harvard lllllVl'f'
ally; but, on file will" bond, bulb timolar
steal and rnoiiu'nmtlcnl men who talus the
highest rank lu-ro go through an amount
of rmllng that our men hardly drmm of.
England has nothing like the number
of avrrnge well read own that one finds in
Anwrlcn. but Auwrica has nothing like
llw nmnbcr of llmronuhly well read, wido-
iy traveled. highly trained men in politics
and in all rim pron-salons that one finds
In England In America tin-re is awide-
spread calm-allot; of the have. in England
there is. confined to narrow limits, the
«location of the. tortoise. and 'flwre is a
fable that the world is wired upon the
back of a tortoise! At any rate. England
carries a very lwcvy proportionate rate of
the world's nmptmslblllty, and England
and Monica together would seem to have
little fear from the future, for. after all.
what mm read is not a crucial lost of
their capacity. Who has not known men
with enmmh calm-rally sheepskin to make
a wardrobe of wbowcre vacliiallng in-
wristwatch—Forum.
Ilse 1'“ 0n Val-Ilse.
"One of tho funnlcstcases i ever found,"
an a lolly batik agent, "was when l was
eaovsaslng for an encyclopedia which was
covaprml of two voltmm. it was over in
the l'vaolmt valley. 1 called at a home
where there was a very straight and prim
young lady who mouthed lll'l' words with
a precision that n'lnlndcd mo of lilclwm'
lady who practiced on ‘pvuncs' and
‘prlsrn.’ I made ltnnwn my barium and
uioilcd lbs cacyclogsvlin in all the terms
inovvn la the pmfmlrm. Him listened
quietly, and when i had finislml pockvvmd
up her wrath and said, 'l will take one
opium, sir.’ The ldm of one volume of
all encyclomlla being wahiml without the
”of the work was sommd it almost
Iocrsvl mo. ‘Whlrb vulnnw?‘ i asked. “The
Hound one. slr.’ ‘ilol. umdmn, have you
Che-fly [cut the an: volume-r 'h‘o, sir. ' she
"piled ”Mix. 1 will take the sawmill vol
one. ' lit-d accountancy. "~lawmce
Journal.
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til Washington street.
Open daily from 9 to 12;, 1a.. and from m
5i e. m . and on Saturday evenings from s to Q
U’lnferest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN (iOlMANS. Prest.
JOHN ll. "BRIE. Vice-Prest.
10ml ll. KNaPP Bee. and 'l'rs.
IIOLIDil GOODS.
HOLIDII GOODS.
IIOLIOlI GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
LOW PRICES.
LOW PRICES.
LOW PRICES.
LOW PRICES.
u HlLE'S.
u HALE'S.
u HILE’S.
u H_lLES.
if you desire to invest in stocks in a safe and
Iu tioiate manner without ears and w
ribr to our discretionary accoonfa, a bio
will pay you "~va to 8 r cent. weakly in
any active market. it wi pay you more than
double the aver use rate of inter-at in an
nrdinar business pursuits. Deposits receiv
from to Ill!!!)
We will be pleased to furnish you refer.
once-em our auccara in the past. and what
we srsdoing for others. If you are situated
wnera you cannot mil on us in parsonaddru
you' ~o nmuolcatloos to the
Metropolitan News 00.,
in Congress It. Donors. lass.
We remit profits once a week and rprincipas
. l three days' notice. Parties refer to d:
f . it own advert isl nu. are adv man be
mom- Bally Market letters. which give you
lno tam oformation on active stocks. an
wt lenable you to make money if you do you:
own speculating. Rates. Mill pr? month: or
with telexruma of Important CthKG‘. 8!” per
month. Address.
Metropolitan News 00..
48 CONGRESS 8'12,
noel: Box 130'. Boston, “In.
WAGONS
New and second hand
tggiss, Platters. Cadillacs
Calories. Spindles. cit.
Drices to Suit All.
01bit All) Ill “Ila:
Henry Tilly.
Florida
Tisha
Winter?
[ffsohesursxsad aohytho
“CLYDE LINE.’
as only steamship line running frola
New York direct to
J uckuonvllle, Flaw,
Stepping 'at
Charleaton. 8.. C.
for lichefmfsfamwm. sic. lacuna of
oceans r. some. AGENT,
anthem" Retinal Flank
«our BLIPPINB
lllilili "POWER.
"me your; horas clipped ealsbaal
W. McQuhae,
68 North Main 8t»
'2! South Norwalk.
a. menu [Wild *1,
Wanahiu (ton? D. C
va on Point Cafe 1-. ’
-—700 were or' ocean , vw
Oalhellesoliful newsrooms]: 91th- ‘
OLD DOMIIIIOII IRE
Alfordlog Real lad Monika.
These trips are idealf‘ss a on p0, .‘4
lien is matte through the quiet wa of it
famous Ila-pron Rosanna Polo-sac v
and there is little likelihood of scarlet '
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Also tickets on sale. with privilege of will .
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of there and other
liohtful trim to
Old Dominion steamship (lo-pal
Pier 20. lull: Blur, In York,
Will. ‘3 bender. Vicchresldentaad
ile Maria‘s; fill ‘- _
. so. THEBEI‘
ms you notice in What? Why that n
handbill about "A Great sum solo." = » 3
are the items:
i0 lbs of Granulated Sugar.
1 can loader Ililh,
2 Ozone Soap.
i can 'i'cmatoea. i
1 lb. Bla k or Mixed Tea.
l lb. best Ground ('(lflfve,
i can best Corn.
1 lb. Ginger Shape.
1 box Enameiine Stove Polish,
1'. lb. best Ground Pepper
"To obtain these prices purchaser will he «
to boy the entire order."
books well. But this talk of "great satiric
fire," "genuine bargains." and "ones we could
not afford every day." is all rotten bombu '
The profit on that bill of goods is from 26 to
(Blficeuts on fle dollar and if you want the '
same with the guarantee of better mil, Coffee .
and Tea. and if you want it every day in if.
week, you can get it here for t: "‘
.3
i
little it tomslocfi
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
HPRSE iillllSli
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
IIIIIII it ZELOll’S
FIIIE MOORIIIG WO II
A M’MJIAL'I Y A'i’
Mrs. Holmes
Cllf HILLIIIERY STORE.
"”3130?“ ”L, BOUT" 'l‘OlIWAIaI.
on"... . ”wow ... . - H...“ WM
Physicist for Women!
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