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M 0’ OCEAN TRAVEL.-
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Mun Best and Recreation.
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h b lsdsthroiish the quiet waters at the
m In.” Roads and Potomac River
”I“. is little likelihood oi sessiokness.
7 , “Ween sale. with privilege of going
mutants; in rail.
"‘ mm particulars of theseIand other de-
filahihi trips to
“l Deli-lea Steamship Company.
> _ , Ville: ss. lath liver. low York.
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Rates. includiu swimmodetious at
hotels: )ew Yo! . “3.50, Philadelphia,
OLD PT. COMFORT
thmday tours will leave New
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lncln in}; all necessary on ensue:
WNW htlsdelohia 1250; also
via Richmond s Washing-
A series of Jackson-
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, FLORID two weeks in lhe
ottiowers. will be run during Jannar
”and”. andMsrch 1:6 and ”all
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m mulaever dsyatthis
time of the year. Separate emsdles in
AILB'I' . Nos. 1.,Constipistioni s.
mimic; 3. ianhilni 4. Cone , anur,
stun: 5. Headache (sure relief); 6.
sis; 1. Soil: THROATtl. impure Bl to-
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Till not in. Se Cholera Mixture.
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Dulce hours until 9; in., 2 to 8 and 7 to 8 9.
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Sets of Teeth on lied Rubber from
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Teeth Extracted i'ainiessly, 50¢
Amalgam Fillings, 50c
Platinum Fillings, 75c up
Gold Fillings, 81.00 lip
At" work at reasonable charges and guaran-
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Can be consulted at her cities.
it! Breadth, Bridgeport. ilenn.
from 10a. in. to 1 n. m. any day except Sunday.
The Doctor is regular ph sician and in'
the t sixteen years has in ethe DREAM}
of OMEN a specialty. Ladies suiterin
from any dim-nit. incl: e t to the sea ear
consult llr. Guilfor in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the mini
skillful and scientific treatment known it
modern surgery and medicine. Home can
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. in-
clri-e stamp silo tf
We have Dates put up in s 1 lb paci-
age, nice for a lady to handle, neat and
convenient. Take home a packs; .10 etc.
D led Raspberries, 270 lb.
English Walnuts, 10c quart, cheap,
good.
California Oranges, 15 and title dos.
California Apricots, extra choice, 2 lbs
25c
Turkish Prunes, ilucst, 7c; Mb 250.
Old style sun Dried Apples. 9c;3lb 95c.
Evaporated Apples, finest. 2 lb 250.
Any use for beeswax? We havo the-
pure and unadulterated In cakes from 5
to 2.50.
Molasses Sugar, Bo lb, or 10 lb 250
Fresh laid Eggs. 20c doz.
We have flue chicken. (meatco)
Mackerel! We have them the lb.
Baked Beans m lilo a 3 lb can; are prr-
nounced “good" by those who have
bought them, over and over again.
We ( firr a genuine bargain in Quaker
Creamery Butter,sweet and solid, m 220
lb; Ii lbs for $1.00.
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sample boils of foil’lne test It tea :3
rs. rs lntlflllt lionldlnes ta
for his tine on notice by postal.
inistss e rtuiiy elven. melt
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Carolin. islsiles. rte.
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can. “10mm
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, i. “Alter these things tbeLord appoint-
ed other seventy also and sent them two
and tire before His face into every city and
place, whither Ho Himself would come.”
Again, as on former occasions. we choose
without hesitation the mlssionerylesson,
believing that the (feat business of every
saved soul is to live to make known the
love of God tosinners as far as possible
end as quihklyas possible, throughout the
whole world, thus helping to answer your
continual prayer, “'l‘hy kingdom come!”
For the time of the kingdom when the
will of God shnii bedone on north asln
Heaven cannot come until the King shall
return. as may be clearly seen from the
portion following last week's lesson (Lukc
all, ii, 12). Jesus had pmviously sent
out the 1:3, suggestive of a sufficient tostlv
many for the 12 trilays of lsracl. New He
sends 70, suggostivo of a sufficient testi’
mony for all tho world, ior the notions
which peoplod the earth alter the deluge
were 70, as In Gen. 1, and the church,
which Is His body, to be completed hetero
the national salvation of leruel, Is to be
gathered from all notions. The Lord op-
polutod those mosscngcrs, and unless llo
appoints the messengers always they will
run in vain.
2. "Therefore said He unto them: The
harvest truly is grout, but the laborers ore
few. l’rny yo therefor-o the turd of the bar-
vest, thut Ho would send forth luborrrs
into His lmrvust." Compare John iv, 35,
where He said on another occasion that
the fields were whlto to the harvest. In
this verse of our lesson the great need is
laborers, and we are to prny the Lord to
send them forth, which implies a rendi-
ness to ho sent ourselves, for the 1:3 (Moth.
ix, 87, 88) on wall us the 70, who wore
taught to pray thus, were all sent forth
themselves. What an indescribable honor
to ho privilcgud to be a laborer with God
(I Cor iii, ii), yot whut multitudes of
saved 'oplc, at least of profossing Chris-
tinns, noon) to think that salvation means
that they nro saved from hell and made sure
of hnnvcn, and that is nil. Thu thought
of laboring with God to save others does
not cnwr their minds.
3. “(lo your wnys. Behold I send you
forth as lambs among Wolves." So llo
will also to the. 12 (Moth. x, Iii). Observe
the words "i send you" iiiid coiupurc
John xx, 21; xvii, is, with .Icr. l, 7, 8,
and lot every believer nppropriutu the mes}
sage toJm~miuh along with his. Iv, 1:1,
and say with lh'nlllll. '"llcm um I; send
mo" (lsn. vi, ll). Notion tho ri-ulltivs to
which llo culls iliv'Lr attention, "Lambs
umomz Wolves," plainly ivllinirthciu whut
to expect, or, us llo suidovcu iuuro plainly
to tho l2, “l"i'ui' tint. them which kill the
body" (Moth. x. ‘35). Thu night Iii-lon- ”l‘
was crucified Iln told tlu'm that they
would be put out of tho synogoguv and
eve t) rilnln for His numc's tiiiki‘.
4. “Curry neither purse nor scrip nor
illlfll'il, nuii sulnto uu mun by tho \i‘ny."
Thi‘y are not to give nuxlous thought to
temporal things. but be sum that if thoy
are faithful to Him ill» will rare in ”will,
as He sold nud In still snyiug in Math. H.
33, that if Wu miiki' Ills kingdom and "is
righimusuuss our first coiuwrn He will em
that we have food and raiment. Neither
are we to give illlll‘llllil thought to tho
fnslilnnnlih' furiiinlllio-iof life. but let ili'uil
people soc to dead things ( Luke iii. on). Lot
tho di-nd Iii sins irivo their time iothu
things that nri‘ not of (lull, but li‘l. those
who have llfi- in Christ ho wholly for Him
and tho things of Illa kingdom.
5. "And Iuin wluitsm‘vrr luuiso yo cntcr
first soy. l’riir-i- be in this house. " llv who
sent. tho-in was the Prince of Pt‘lif‘l' ( I~:i. it,
(it. When ”i'i‘illiii‘ as n hobo lu Iii-thin-
hem, llli' hum-ls snug, “Glory to (lull in
the liiuliut, and on mirth lik‘lii‘t'” (Luke
II, Iii Win-u llo stmul in tho mld~t of
them the tint iii-,zlii illli'i‘illll rnsurm‘tinu,
ills grouting moi "pi-urn bu unto you“
(Luke xxiv, lid). and ills llkfit gift tuilu-iu
hcfum llo illl‘d was “In pom-r (John “3',
27).
ii. “And If tho Son of pvui‘o bu tlu-ro
your pom-v elllill rest upon it; if not, it
fillllll turn to you iiiriilti." .li‘fillri hm inudu
poun- tlimiigli the blood of Ilia cross. and
till who urn for oil iitiil without iiml liliil
hope umy bu nuidu nightbrough Him who
Is ruddy uud willluuio bu tlu-ir [won-(lid,
I, fill); Epli. II. Ill, ll). It Is tlli‘ lilgli priv-
Ili'gu of «wry IM-lli-wr to go forth In His
niiiiw ur iii'llil forth. pri-zii-hlug pom-v by
.Iosusi‘brist and prm-luiuiiug Iii llis Illlllli'
tliu forgiveness of shirt in nII who will fi'
colvu llim (Acts x, :lil; xiii. its, Hit). It Is
our» tuimikoihi- pm-Imnutlou; it Is ill.»
to we to tho I'i’r-llllri. 'l‘lw preachers will
ho iintoiiod llh‘vt’i‘i‘h snvnr of i‘brisi, in
them [but are sow-d nnd in them thut Ili‘l"
isli (H ('or. ii, iii). We i‘ilii ollor l'hrlnt
tuull; iluit is our part. God will out of
those who lil’i.‘ cullod complete the body of
Christ.
7. “And In tho sumo house rcuinlu, I'llf'
lug rind drinking such things as they give,
for tho inborn-r is worthy of his lilru (in
not your boom- to house." It Is iill right
top from boom to house prmichluu the
word on I'nui did (Acts xx, :3"), but It is
not tiii- mltidnf Christ toruiiiii fmiii house
to iioim' for tho who of voting mui drink
ion, for "tho klmrdom of (ind bi not uwut
and drink. but righmiusucss and prime
and joy in the Holy Ghost" (unlit. xiv,
17). Mon shrill not live by brood ulonn,
but by ovury word of God (Lukc iv, ii.
and It is [smililo to estmm the words of
llis month more than our daily food (Job
arm, in). John the itnpiist was content
with locusts and mm honey, and when
the food of Jesus Himself Is mentioned wi-
reed only of broad and fish and honey!
scrub.
it. "And Into whatsoever city ye enter.
and they miss you. out such things as
are set before you.” No such thlmr as
asking help {mm thoso whowill not rc-
eeivo you. What a strange sightdt Isl i
might safely say, what a monstrous thing,
what u dishonor to God, to see the chil»
dren of (ind gain tothose who are the c"-
mice of God for help mum on the work
st Gun
9. “And heal the sick that are therein
and say unto them. The kingdom of God
is come nigh unto you." instead of going
as beggars, they wore to no or royal givers,
wing rid-in. and peace and Joy to all who
were willing to receive them. (loll gave
ills Son; the Hon nave liimwlf; both have
given the spirit; the Trinity sire us all
things richly to uiijoy and oormiiission us
to no in tho mighty name of Jesus and he
the simmers of thdrhonnties tosllwhum
has hsstmiuc the riches or God’s grace
seen all men. WhileJesuswas mostly,
el-stlitheklnfloinwu ,sveniis'
Whidflflfittninths elite
to mull.
: i' n
“firs-m "'
intent
.ii' iii lililt'lilli.
we can reach, not asking gifts from men. .
transmission osmium
myths relieving experiences are
At the end of nine miles of railway on
the isthmnsflpassengers and banana
were transferred to boats on the Chartres
River.
"Our host took twenty people and the
hensuemhieh was piled lo the centre in
nsort of pyramid. The boat was allat
bottomed aflnir, with a neat which ran
all around the inner edge. The outer
edge was provided with a wide board,
which served us a sort of promenade for
the boutmeu. They had large poles
which they stock from the prow of the
boat into the bottom of the river, and
held there while they trotted back, and
the boat glided an 3 under their feet.
We hurl eight of hose bontnieuubig,
black fellows, almost naked. Deeper-ute-
Iy ugly in looks, they proved equally so
character. For the first hour or so it was
cool and the river was alluded by trees.
Then the sun came out with a ilercr heat
which caused the perspiration to pour off
the boutmeu Io copious sinuous, and
eventually made them discard their soli«
tary garment. The femnle portion of our
company sought the seclusion of their
umbrellas, whanllpiin the gentlemen
commanded the boatiuen to resume their
untitleilln. A stormy ls’i‘t‘lit! cuslicil, with
the result that ut the first but we came
to on the hunk of the l‘th'l‘ our men
deaertednuil Icftiis to our fate. Their
excuse was they wanted brculilnst, but
after waiting an hour for them, and
being nearly sufl'ocuted with heat, a dale.
nation of well armed men sought them
out and found them fast asleep under
the trees. They were yelled at and prod-
ded with sticks, but being half drunk it
was hard work to awaken them. After
much thrcliteuiiiu with lilllVeE and
pistols, they suIIeuIy cnine down to the
hunt, our men bringing up the rear with
their weupoiia very lunch in ‘ evi-
deuce.
“They stopped that night at 'i‘aveuecr.
The bout was run up on a bench, and we
all got out, so cramped, imi‘i‘ and inisero-
ble altogether, as to iiinke wulkiua, even
the short space required, almost an im-
possibility.
“Al'iern supper, which they could not
elt, bud been offered, the travellers
climbed ii ludder into aloft. Alter we
Were all upth men looked around for
their m-pnmte quurtcrs, and lo and be-
hold! tin-re was only the ()ll(' garrci, for
its all. The beds Wore single cots—«no
pillow-i, blankets, or budding of any
kind. There were not enough cuts for
even the wuiucii iiud Cllilill'l‘ll, so the men
liud to liikt’ the floor.
"The crying of children with fever illlil
thirst, lllt' i'Iiiitir-riiig ul iimulwys, the
shrink ul lllulil owls. and i-vri) i‘oriu uf‘
expression pnanllilu’ for pdriiquial mule
liswnn-d us if n-vvry ll't'i‘,
i..i r lli‘l,h|‘ furl-st by \Il‘llli'll we We fi‘ stir-
ruiiiiilwl “it‘ll”? Ilium: Hf [mutur bird
ililil tot-mini; Willi lifi- which had llt‘t'll
hidden uwny or slept illll‘lllK the tiny.
'l‘lit‘ii llii- wumls Wr-rr‘ us Nlllilii its is
every living thing hurl been suddenly,
struck dumb.
"'l'iirri' Wm number sleepless night,
which wus divided into watches for
lighting the numbers of ilylug and
cropping things. which. niiructml by our
liillli. WUUIII thil'lll iii the momenta door
was open. The morning light, showed us
many lli'llil things which made us shiver,
slain by a vigorous Imud wielding it wo-
uinu‘s shut: mur only weapon.
Thom-xi iii-iruiui: my liri-ukfuet ron~
aisle-ii of Hillili‘ liliil'k flqlilil Ill iii'Uil't-r! ('llp
niidupiei-v of dun. bri-nd. llippiug the
bread in the cup We "to what we could.
hoping for outing but in hlinliilll life un-
til we rum-lied t be simmer.
”it was a novel experience. reaching
the steamer. 'I‘hrre war. no winirf or
landing place All about in the-water
wore llillth'N, big and little, old and
young. iiud uiuuug thew siunll bums
wrri- tossing idly about. Further out
noun-r ilic rlli‘illlll'f‘ iiiziuy lurxi- horde-s or
lighten \wro hurrying iili»li;.{.'v;ivli one
trying to Ki‘l its humofi lrt'llzlll, life! on
limird.
"i saw all this. but will \vuuilvi‘ml how
are m- in get ilwru.‘ .\ll ill lllli'l', \\ ll linut
fl word of \\:il'Iilll).{, l WM gixilibnd li'ulll
lieliiuil. llm- blui'l. :ii‘ui W.i~lil‘ul|ii-l iiiy
wnist null uunlIu-i' limb-r my kin-w, aiudl
\Vllri liltml up uud ilif'rll'il ~ti‘.iiulii nut.
(“mom “xiii-r. IWJIIlml l-I hi‘l’i‘illil, but
u laugh from tho din-tor uud a about
from Li-uu, who Win li‘l'iili'll the some
way, changed my mind. The water
dceprni-d so griiduully (but. It ht'i‘lllt‘il it
loud tiinu before we rmivhml mm ni’ tho
sliinll liitftltt which i bud Iuolu-d upon us
idle things, and into “'llli‘li We: Were
(lumped withouti'ci'i-uiuuy. (lui' lighter
was the lust in rent-h the wimuir-r, mud on
we vuiue up to her there wr'rc ~till two to
unload Iii-tom uuriut‘u i'lllllt‘. li wua limb
noon, and the llt‘ltl was iniruw. liloiibt-
ed ifl i7i|lllll live until ilmw limits were
liuluudnl."
The line. of lililfi.
Aflrrnll, inlkyr'ie ill. will mum next.
autumn to looks the ninth nth-mp1. to
regnlu the America‘s (Top into the pos-
session «if illil England. We li'lli’iilltil
the ynclitsmcu of both cmtnirim on the
making of the match tho-«o of Aim-rim
for not Isltlug tin-lunches lm l'ltltlt'il by
irresponsible chatter uud bud i’llllllllt'fl
on both sides of the rim-nu, ilmuuli mainly
on the other side, the Itoyul Yuvhi Squad.
run for the rumusiderution of its unwan
rantable resistance to the Ilut'il of gift,
and, lastly. lllK llnynl liiuiimu, the
Prince of Wilbur, for pillliim his fellow
boutnien out of n muddle Into which
courtesy didn't lead them. We confess
that during the lute unsatisfactory stage
of the negotiations for this coming race
our coulldenodln his ltoynl liluliiiess as
the “lint gentleman of Europe" wss
somewhat ahukcn. Extraordinary as it
may he, the attack on the legal volldlty
of the instrument by which an American
club holds a chiillenas cup presented by
Anisrlenn owners was made chit-fly by
English yschtsmen or by those here
representing them.
The old. ”It! Question,
Yonnu man on tho downward road.
As you wonder round about.
iitnp a moment and rriiroiw
Does your mother know your route!
~i‘hb-siro1'rlhune. _
That man may last. but never iiw-n.
Who winch receives. but nothing: dives:
Whom none can love. and none can thank. 1
Crestloh‘s blot. ureation‘s blank.
book fall into thy spirit's self.
he word of mystery scant
What it iiiy way to faith lit (ted
Ibsen lietlrssck faith!- inast .
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