Notes From the Paris Exposition.
“The Singer Manufacturing Com-
pany, ot 149 Broadway, New York,
show their usual American enterprise
by having a very creditable exhibit
located in Group XIII, Class 79, at the
Paris International Exposition, where
they show to great advantage the cel-
ebrated Singer Sewing-Machine which
is used in every country on the globe,
both for family use and for manufac-
turing purposes. The writer was
highly pleased with this display and
observed with much satisfaction that
it was favorably commented upon by
visitors generally.
The Grand Prize was awarded by
the International Jury to Singer Sew
ing-Machines for superior excellence
in design, construction, efficiency and
for remarkable development and adap-
tion to every stitching process used
in either the family or the factory
Only One Grand Prize for sewing
machines was awarded at Parle, and
this distinction of absolutely superior
merit confirms the previous action of
the International Jury at the World's
Columbian Exposition, in Chicago,
where Singer Machines received fifty-
four distinct awards, being more than
were received by all other kinds of
sewing machines combined.
Should it be possible that any of
our readers are unfamiliar with the
celebrated Singer Machine, we would
respectfully advise that they call at
any of the Singer salesrooms, which
can be found in all cities and most
towns in the United States.”
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for Marie Dressler’s new play, “Miss
Printt.”
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REV. DR, TALMAGE.
DIVINE'S SUNDAY
DISCOURNE
Gospel «Efforts of
the Churehes Shonld Be Directed
Toward baving Sleners«They Bhould
Get In Sympathy With Sirangers.
[Copyright 1900.)
Wasmnaron, D. C.—In this discourse
Dr. Talmage points to fields of usefulness
that are not yet thoroughly cultivated,
and shows the need of more activity. The
text is Romans xv, 20. “Lest 1 should
build upon another man’s foundation.”
In laving out the plan of
lour P ght out towns cities
shich had not vet been preached to. le
Corinth, a city for aplen
famous
and Jerusalem, the
his issonary
tl sou and
where
the sanhedrin were ready
upon the Christian
has especial wo
What was
woth feet
feels he
1d he means to do it.
ss ¥
esult
that a man ever lived. We modern Chris
workers are not apt to imitate Paul.
We build on other people's foundations
peo] k
If we erect a church, we prefer to have
filled with families all of whom have been
tinn
it
pious
we want good boye and girls, hair combed,
faces washed, manners attractive. So a
church in this day is apt to be built out
f other churches. Some ministers spend
the line into that
out a
another church
Presbyterian, or
in some neighbor
of fish
take
net
and they throw
pond and jerk
row the line into
id bring out a
Is A rel KINUS TOW
urch, and a whole
from that pond, and
in with sweep
1s gained?
school
we
ong of the
Ahanlutely
What strengthens an
new recruits While ¢
{ her flocks, we should
raise of Christ
+ from ¢
re he not out ol
the world,
dation
“
it of lest
in's four
a big When
world
net
we
wer
fis
time
The
the
the y
cal attendance.” “N
tors, standing there fann
we have three important cases here, and
we are attending to them. and
gre not witively busy
it takes all our time to keep the flies off.”
In s awful of and
nea
say the three doe.
ng their patients
battle #in
not let wes spend all our in taking
care of a few people, and when the com
mand ¢ the world,” say
practically cannot i
a few choice cases, and I am busy keep
off the flies.” There are multitudes to
day who have never had any Christian
worker look them in the eye and with
earnestness in the accentuation sav,
“Come!” or they would long ago have
been in the kingdom My friends, reli
gion is either a sham or a great reality
if it be a sham. let us disband our
churches and geanciations
time
into
Christian If
it be a reality, then great populations are
on the way to the bar of God unfitted for
the ordeal. And what are we doing?
In order to reach the multitude of out
idere we must drop a:l technicalities out
ir religion. When we talk to people
mit the hypostatic union and French
nevelopedianism and Erastinianism and
Compluteasisnism, we are impolite and as
Little understood az if a physician should
talk to an ordinary patient about the per
fcardium and intercostal muscle and scor
atic s mptoms. Many of us come out of
the theological seminaries so loaded up
that we tase the first ten vears to show
our people how much we know and the
next ten years to get our people to know
a4 much as we know, and at the end we
find that neither of ue knows anything
as we ought to know. IHere are hundreds
thousands of sinning, struggling and
aving people who need to realize just one
thing-—~that Jesus Christ came to save
them and will save them now, Dut we
got inlo a profound and elaborate def ni.
ton of “vhat justification is, and after all
the work there are not, outside of the
learned professions, 10,000 people who can
tell what justification is. will read you
the definitions: “Justification is purely a
forensic act, the act of a judge sitting in
the forum, in Yhich the me Ruler
and Judge, who is actountable to none,
and who alone knows the manner in which
the ends of His universal government can
best be obtained, reckons that which was
done by the substitute in the same man:
ner as if it had been done by those who
believe in the substitute, rely on
account of this gracious of reck-
oning grants them the full remission of
their sine.”
Now, vat is justification? I will tell
vont what justificatian je—when a sinner
believer, God lets him off. One summer
in Connecticut 1 went to a large factory,
end saw over the donor written the
words, “No Admittance.’ I entered and
saw over the next door “No Admittance.”
Of course 1 entered 1 ingide and
found it a pin factory. andl they were
making pins, very serviceable, fine and
nseful pine. Bo the spirit of exclusiveness
hag practically written over the
door of many a church, “No Admittance
And if the stranger enters he finds pra¢
cally writ) the second door.
Adm ttanes” w the
in the
niceties of belie f
got
ottgide
fi
aver Na
hile minster
hammering ou i
nounamme «
making 1
ping
calities of religion
in the most
av and lavine 3 ha 100-288
the hard definitions of religi
‘ ’ }
God given n felling the neo
11 nn
101 Be
snitinls
¢
1 » o
and go OU
1
thev need vhen and how
can got
Compara
heen made
BONE In our mide
1 goes
ing upon another
ig a large num!
afraid of ug and
dn 1
this «¢
wer
what tend
and suecess Christ
with lernean
shalt love the
heart, and
all thn ne
all thy
There
grentar ths
said to Him,
said the truth
to love Him
the understanding
and all the streneth, i= mor
burnt offerings an sacrific
he
unto Him. “Thon art ne
kingdom of God.” 8
in
peopl
thyself
mand mer f
as
for
there
i the
and with all
1
anewe red
1
one int
» tren
KEYSTONE STATE.
.
LATEST NEWS GLEANED FROM VARLL
OUS PARTS,
TRAGIC SEQUEL OF STRIKE
Destitute Miner Kills sn Man and Wounds
gt Wilkes-Barre Says Prop
Withheld Need Money and
Dosperate Menns
Other Li
a Woman
erty
Adopted
fupposed Wrongs
Was
to Avenge
ve News
Made desperate by due
to the gtrike, a
heen wrongful
John O'Dea
killed Archibald Campbell
ed Mrs. John Wark in the
ley raliroad station in Wilkes-Barre
O'Dea admits that he loaded h
volver and waited for the two victims
He declares "he is not sorry that he
killed Campbell
A train was about
tion at 10.50
who is a striking mis
ing to the soft
work, had just sald good-b3 to
Wark, his mother-in-law, and
William Adams. The three
standing at the steps of the train shak
ing hands when O'Dea, who is abou
60 years old, forced i
the people with a revolve
and rushed at Campbell
feet away he
forward.
he
Wark
and
wt
destitution
¥
i
o'clock, and Campbell,
er and
Was pgo-
coal
Mrs
Mrs
was falling O'Dea
The shot struck h
she screamed
arted after her
and then
stood calmly until Poll
ran up and took him
handed the smoking
policeman, and sald
I've kilied him.”
Campbell
and the bt
atten into insensibility with the
of a reve
money, $30
two men to
FrobLers ord
the ier
EOC AS DOS
leave
ag
take the
In #
and Spain, the blood
tempted to fiery hquid
Roman armies never drank
stronger than water tinged with
but under our northern climate
to heatin imulants i»
tv and millior 4 nb. When :
A mans habits go wrong. hurch drops |
him, the social circle drops good In
him-—we all drop him. Of
ail the men who get off the track but few
even get on again
Destitute children of the street
field of work comparatively
The uncared for children are
jority in most our cities When they
grow up. if uareformed, they will oulvote
your chiidren, and they will govern your
childre
The whisky ring will hateh
whisky rings, and grog shops
with their horrid stench public sobriety
unless the church of God rises up with out
stretched arms and intolds this dying pop |
ulation in her bosom.
Public schools cannot do it
ws cannot do it,
ithern
are not
uwnoccud
inn the ma
of
out othet
will kill
Art galler
Hackwell's Island ean
not do it Almahotises cannot no it
Jails cannot do it. Chureh of God. wake
up to yeur magnificent mission! You can
do it! Get somewhere, somehow to work!
The Prussian cavalry mount by putting
their right foot in the stirrup, while the
American cavalry mount by putting their
left foot into the stirrup. do not care
how you mount your war charger if you
only get into this battle for God and get
there soon, right stirrup or left stirrug
or no stirrup at all, The unoccupied fields
are all around ws, and why should we
build on another man's foundation? |
have heard of what was ealled the “thun
dering legion.” It was in 179 a part of the
Roman army to which some Christiane
belonged, and their prayers, it was said
were answered by thunder and lightning
and haiti and tempest which overthrew
an invading army and saved the empire
And I would to God that our churches
might be so mighty in prayer and work
would become a thundering le
on before which the forces of sin might
the gates of hell might
the gospel ship for an
, Heave away now, lads!
8 out the reefs in the foretopsail!
Come, O heavenly wind, ind fill the can:
vas! Jesus a will assure our safety,
Jesus on the sea will beckor
Jesus on the sore ae into
i : us
barbor, '
*
Train Struck Herd of Cows,
As a herd of seventeen cows belong
ing to Henry Barnett was being drives
the Philadelphia and
Raflway tracks in Salisbury township
A passenger train struck herd
Eight cows were killed and thre
jured,
The train had a narrow escape
being wrecked. The front of the
gine was splashed with blood
the
in
ch
Child Starts Iron Works
has been idle since June 25,
blast,
The ceremony of relighting the fur
went
cheered
the
people, who loudly
Miss Sara Hastings,
as
Youngest
H. Hastings, applied the torch. ,
Diphtheria Clows Sehools,
The diphtheria epidemic in Millville
and the western part eof Altoona is
still raging. It has been found neces
gary to close all schools and churches
in Millville and in portions of the
Ninth and Fifth Wards of Altoona.
Su ede in the Street,
John Gill, Jr, son of John Gill. of
Huntingdon, stopped on a street cor
ner and placing a revolver to his tem
ple, shot himself dead. He had
threatened to kill himeelf a number ol
times before, but no attention was paid
to bis threats
Cransade Agaihist Embatmed Milk,
Pure Food Inspector Foust has open.
ed a campaign in Altoona against the
sellers of “embalmed” milk, which
contains formaline or other preserva
tives.
Eon's Shot Justified.
The Grand Jury at Honesdale ignor-
ed the indictment against Alton Scison
who shot and killed his father at Sontk
Canaan last July in defense of his
mother.
Fiole 8130 Worth of Shoes,
At an early hour the other morning
burglars elected an entrance to the
shoe store of Abram Fry, at Lis.
field, and stole about $150 worth of
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and night, the weary form
rest, for the dress must be fin
To that queen of society
say a word. One through
social excitement, and the ot}
a
weak woman have toiled day
have known no
ished in
and ber dressmaker we would
hothouse culture, luxury and
rer through the toil of necessity,
4
time.
Nervous prostration, exc
ness, sleeplessness. loss of 2p
serious trouble, which has b
system.
For the society queen anc
nothing so reliable as Lydi
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