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THE SCRAXTON TRIBUNE-MOND AY, MARCH 11, 1901..
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NEWS OF THE
LABOR WORLD
MEETING OF LACKAWANNA
CAR SHOr MEN.
Appointed n Committee to Wnlt
Upon Master Cnr Builder Canflcld.
mid Present Grievances Bulletins
Issued by Superintendent Bine, of
the Lnckfiwniina Meetlnp of Two
Locnl Unions of Cnrpentert Pres
ent Condition of the Anthrnclto
Cofll Trndc Lntirol Bun Mine Is to
Resume Operations.
, romiiilttcv rioni the '' HtilltleiR'
union will wait iion Miihter far Hulld
.r I.. T. (.'anlleld, nf llio lai'lnwaic.
Lackawanna nmt WVMern llallroml
iMjiiiuny this moniliiB and ask for th"
irlnstiitprnriu of tliipo omplnypv of Hi"
l.itckiiwaiitin, elio. Other wlfVunceH
will ali bo )i'-t'iilcd.
A inn-tliiir uiix h"li! In faniontci
lull! ypHtrulay iiioriilni;. which was at
tended ly about lour iiui'iimi ini'iu"'.
of tin- union, and It wan drcldcd by a
practically ttuaiilmoitx vote to fend .1
roiumlltuo to the mauler 'iir btdldcr.
Tho rommlttHP -il'ftMl to 1 otifcr
with Air. tMnllplil oiiRlKtn of ipprp
.fiititl"e1 110111 i-urli or Hip l.iu'Uu
wanna simp--, iwn ri.iployeil ul all
grades of work.
M'Iip dl'satl-factlun wlddi has i
suited In the action talcrn In appoint
lap u rommllti'i' lias boon Keneralcd
ptlni'lpallv JurlliS Hip lii-t few wpoUk.
Tho prcM-nt union iw lonned iiliott
a month im. and InclndoH many of
the nienibois nl a 1'oimcr ninaiilztitlim
nl thp Mini. IntPievt In which Iiibj-viI
en Kicatly that 11 Dually bccanic disor
ganized. Thp ntllmia or 1lie ha union i lalm
that It has lx'i'ii dlM-rlniti.ated iik.iIiiiI
by tin' company, and ate also dlcat-i-tled
with a number of foremen .
The committee will piobably wait
upon Mr. t'anfleld this mornlns-. The
latter win In Huffiilo last week, and
1,-if.l night told n Tilbune men that he
knew midline- of the tll'missala ob
jected to. but would luvcstlRiite them.
Official Lackawanna Bulletins.
The following bulletins! to Lacka
wanna railroad conductors and train
men have been Issued by Division
Superintendent IMwln M. Klne:
1..(KA.S SIM'.flAI. TltMV.
I'.IVCHCII' ('(ilduelul:
-..(rial I Mill ttlll Ik I'm Iipiii llotwkrn to
llnlUln .mil irliirn, lciuni: lluliukra en the l'.lli
inl. 'Ilil t tain I. for Ilir :n t oinmoil iticm of
tmi.iti' "it". I'1 "vhnni invitation luip Ixvii
inl, nn.t U.ir.-pnitjtlon taunl will to apMiJlly
lurpjuil.
It will lie tin t..iry for nepipf r men H injc
nt main line Milium, vlilrh orr not Mimwi n
in for llii train, or llxlntr. on Ilir .liflereiit
lnil(liii. In like l"(.il tHiito tfoinir to h,t
pull.l .11 Mlikli ttie ww-p.iir train i w Ixvliilrd
ii lop, ami llir-p tickets nro K"od for nidi
imi .portiilon, or in the rient nt lioMm not
traullns to Ilnft.ilo on the (.ptciil U.iin, the
nUl lll lie tsooil iur tranporuilon In I'.ul
tflo en .itiy of our rrsnibr trains it iwil prior to
iliti if plr.itlon.
In aiMltloit to the alime. Ilir- tiiki'ti are sflo.l
imtll MjiiIi 20, lor tli letmii (tip. o that
ilir) may rctnin troni lliifljl.i on any tulru
llicj ilfilte ami the tickets will It good in
. irumpottatluii ho'.i.c
liorc.ll ilNDI.i(. or t MIS.
T. Ml t'oiiccnuil:
'I ho ICiusli liaiidlins of .IcopiiiR and ilinm;
iai fttll colitimii?, liuluithttandlnK in-triu -Hum
iinitalneil in my bulletin nolirc No. 13n,
Ijtcd IK' inber 11. Vol. which i ici'swd
lull" llh for Miur liifoiiiialinn:
'Itopuri.s ot ioiicIi handlin; mid ilanusr 10
dlrrplns and dinln; ai are u.dcifiti;. Trail,
mm mid .anlnuii inu-l rnci.e ureatrr roi.'
nhfli It nulling pavenser equiimci.t in "l
mct. When Httaihll).- i.ir. to :i ll.iln or roup
tins villi 1 in on .1 villus;, and then nime tlnw.
ly up to the ciin where loiipliic i to he made.
'I Mi will Hpply .i1m In i.ies where .1 ti.iin i
lipltic hacked up to :i touli, Icepcr en ilinln;
tui to lie templed on.
Td-rffncrr cnii 01 any kind when omipied
hou!d i.ot he 1 11L Icose tioni an Ti(;iiie when
!uiti Awltihed to .1 siding or in any othei
wjj, '(lie rnelnr J1011M not be detaihed until
the car w.i lies Hie piopcr place and l lopped.'
llio lousli hiiidllny el pa-erRer rqiilpmrnr
inu-L be stopped nt once. Any lohtlons ot
alioie Instruction wi'l le.nlt in ero diciplin.
.ins.
M'lwmm: l'lunudiiM'iiic 1 osimikin-.
'lo p.wcnjrfr (undnctoin:
iil.titutc photoRiaphic 1 oiiinil-kui No. i.i
iM.ed In tacer oi ('. . Jeck, ha Ixon nude
KCOil oir llio Pelawaie, Lackawanna and Wtl-
mi r.itlipaij PclMien lloLoKcn unci llunalo in
iul.lllii.il to the other loadi it i' good on.
iilnlitiili pliotograplilc iTiinnlsnion No. I7I,
held by Postal (Ink .1, I frctinun, ha. beui
madu sooil brtnnn Not lliumbci land and Sci.ni
imi, m fir n the P. lawaie, Jjckiwanni and
Western lallroad i lonnrnrd, as well in the
other loach on wlihli il ii cood,
In each ef the uhoio cle prompt arliuii lui
nude It neeewiiy to iwiie the eonmiNdoiis
without neceviry endoisfmHit liy tho iiio.ldait
of l,l eimipanj, a pioihhd in clau-e f, uilc
1J. of tho "ln.triictlun conecrnlni; free tiaiu
1'ortatlen." I'leate be Koiuned accoidinsly and aiccpt
thcto coininUiioru. wlien piecnled.
TKI.VC U), J'liOM TIIAINS
To All Coiicetmd:
lliuliie ..ieie weather It l nl time nei ri-.i 1 v
for rnsiiioiueii to take coal fioui nu in their
train, or can on side tuck at Matlon, h.r
mo on their eiiiiine tendei. Midi eouifo tint.t
lint ho pursued eieept'vlieii ahvnlutely neifvuiy,
and In such ra-ej iaii, thould be taken 1,0 far
a practlcalilo to take sueh coal fnmi can loob
id with company lu.l, and in .iddilion lo send.
ins leeulai coal tickrt to the ku.eilntindciit
TO PREVENT HEADACHES.
Headaches Can Be Pi evented If the
Flist Symptoms Are Properly
Tieated.
Theie In not tin? hllKbleHt ueccftsiiy
for anyone to Buffer from Headache.
Dr. Kkiuhp, tho flcrman court phl
clan, many yearn iiro wrote n famous
prescription and .said to bis patient:
"My fee Is largo but the remedy Is
worth more than you pay for it." If
you will take this medicine when you
ted a headache comltifr on you will
never have another one. The patient
win cured nnd with hla permission
Kruuse'a Headache Capsules were pre
pared fiom this t-amc prescription, and
put on tin! market.
TliU remedy is a puicly vegetable
" preparation prepaicd in 1.0ft. soluble
selallne capsules which are etislly dl
xolved by the warmth and ilulds of
the httimach. They are absolutely free
fiom any imbalance that could hann
the moat delicate pci'on. They aro
Kuatatitccd to cure XcrvotiH Jlead
i'tlic, Ithoumatlo or NeuralKle Hcad
111 lie. Malarial llcadachu and all Head
in lie8 caused from dlRcstlvo disorders
or fiom oer IndulKeuco In any kluda
of food or drink, They euro quickly
and leave the head clear and cool,
Krauce's Ucadacho Capxulos aie sold
on a Ruat fillet to cine oi'iiioney re
funded. 1'ilce :'.' centH a box, at ill us
Btoies,
wwwmmMfflmwmm wwwwwwwywywwwwyvyywwvyv
I Clearance Sale
4S
'j Duiing this sale of single sets and ends or open stock
S rlitr tfi"!. ttfrt or a
Some a little more, others still less. Think of buying a 12-inch open work
China Dish for 75c. But this is only one instance of many others.
100 piece, Pink Decoration, Porcelain Dinner Set, worth 8.00: sale j C AA
112 piece, Pink Decoration, Porcelain Dinner Set, worth $9,50; sale 7 Cf
price ' OU
100 piece, Pink Decoration, Semi-Vitrious Set, worth $12.00; sale Q AA
'an mice
35 113 piece, Pink Decoration, Haviland & Co.'s French China, worth "C AA
55.00: sale price DjJ
3 Decorated Lamps, with 9 inch globe to match 1.50
5 Decorated Lamps, with 7 inch globe to match 1.00
Cerese or Ruby Lamp, with 10 inch globe, central draft burner 5.00
3 Hanging Lamps, Hall Lights, Chandeliers, Brackets, etc.
1 ROGERS' SILVERWARE.
Triple Plated Knives, for set
Forks, for set of six
Ten Snonns. fori set of six
3 Dessert Spoons, set of six
Table Spoons, set of six
Decorated China Chop Dishes
Decorated China Berry Sets, 1 large dish and 6 small
rrx-nrofirl Pliini ,i nio'n Too no!c cnrr-ir -room ennnn
.-T-" IV.VWIIIC.V1 ....., 4 Lyiv, t.14
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Jm Niitiz-M nniH l .ormon
1 ic-iicii ciuu wici iiiuii iiiiiu cikcc jiiuuiu nave uct.11 licit, lut nuvcuiuti Ifl g(
Christmas trade, as well as a bulk carload of Domestic Tea, Dinner and Toilet Ware, 2
are about to arrive and we MUST HAVE ROOM. The above prices are good
only for week commencing Monday, flarch 11th. t
China
"5b
p
of motive 'loucr iiorr Ji"l nuc'iineri, tlimciis;
amciint Liken .is wit m c.m I"- rHinitcl.
nmnlicr ami initial ol di ntul station jt wlncli
Ilir coal i taken; urilun lepott to Mine ci
ted miikI bo nunc to the iiicrintcliilriit nt llio
illmlon at tho inn", ti.r 110 in clin Uliis up
ugalixt t.lioiti;p. rrpo'toil liv. coal ilrpailiiniit
("ifiioili IMwin M. ltitio.
Snporliiicinli'iit
Meetlnp of Carpentcis.
'I'lie members of tlu two local union
of tlie Urotliorliooil of I'.iipentorH ami
Joiners, fondurtnl a in.is inepllntr In
C'arpoiilprs' liaH on Saturday hIkIU anil
cllscussccl In a Rouerul way tlio scttlc
ihpiiI of tho sttlko wlilrh 1ms boon
poncllns tor tin iiast two yiars.
Aildieic,R wore mndo by Kioil Uil
clicr. of tlie rnllod MIiip "Walkers.
All'ivil lionlcy. .Mollicr Mary .lonos
and Contractor r. T. Bol.md. Mr. Ho
land, wtwi was om of tlie ilil con
tractors to i-IkU tilt mmIo piescntrd by
tlio carpfiilors. uikoiI thai llio botli
sides RPt tofiethcr and ngrec to mu
tual roncpyislons. Povoral couforonoos
between llio contractors and the men
have been hold within the past lew
weeks. ji ius,
AirUnaclte Coal Trade.
March Is furnlshlns: excellent
weather from the coat man's point of
view, ami the activity of the anthra
cite trade shows no falling off. Small
dealeif. who do not like to carry coal
over the summer, are apt to hae low
supplies by till time of the year, and
consequently a cold nnd windy March
brings out a lot of small orders.
Tr.iile in the west is generally bilsk.
Supplies on docks at the head of the
Lakes are fast approaching the van
ishing point. Nut coal Is about all
gone. Consumers at Minneapolis are
dependent on all-iall shipment. In
Chicago tenltory business is good. AH
rail coal Is coining In freely, but the
movement to consumers equals re
ceipts. Supplies on docks decrease and
will be very low by the opening of
navigation. Along the lower hikes,
wlieie the snowfall this winter has
been veiy heavy, coal Is In strong de
mand. The movement to Canadian
points Is unusually heavy. At Inland
points In the east and along tin sea
bo.u il the market Uncinates as the
thermometer rises nnd falls. Buyers
at Hoston arc not likely to lay In larger
supplies so late In the winter tr they
can avoid It.
The production of anthracite coal In
Vebruaty amounted to l.oas.ooo long
tons, which computes with ri.l,V,,400
tons In January and "l.s,lOfl tons In
Win miry, 1900. Knglneetlng mid Min
ing Journal.
A New Industry.
A urw Industry Is to be Icvited lust
beyond the line dividing the city fiom
Ulckson City boiough. It will lie a
furniite nmnufactuilng plrnt owned
and opetnteel by the iliaif Km nitre
company, now located in Kll'.abeth,
N. J.
(iacige 1). llrouii. tin piei-Mi-nt of
lh" Sroen Itlilge I.uiuIk i company,
ban been hugely Instrumental lit m'cui
Ing the Industry. Me biought the lep
riseiuutlves ot the company on here:
dilated upon the advantages of Scran
tdn ns a manufactuilnr, centie: seeur
ed, with lite ulstauce of Secietary
Atheiion. ot tho board of trrde. tpcrl.il
freight rates, nnd wound up bv nll
Ing the fin mice people a site.
Architects aie now picpr.ilng nlnn
for the construction or the main build
ing, whic'i will bo 149x1!:: feet In size.
The ill in Mill Invest about $7.'.,000 In
the plant, nnd expect to hnvo every
thing for occupancy by Juno 1. They
will f mploy at the start nbout suventy
llve bauds.
Today's D., L. & W. Boaitl.
The malie-up of today's P., h, and
V. board Is as follows:
si 11.Y. M.Mii II in
UiM lata Kal-! p in., tt II Mallei. 11 p.
m . .1 lluli.
MONDAY. MUtl II II
Wild Citi Call 3 .1. m, M. t.ulclrn. I. M.
llallclt' ineni .1 a. in., H. II. Ilaillioliinieu, I.
IMiillian'i, niriii b.'M a. in., T. 51c f.irlliv ; 10 a,
1 1. .1. Mm ray, I'. Huiliolumcu'. ineni I p.
111., 0. T. staple; l.li p. in., ('. V. pniin; 'i
p. m I,. I.allli'icT, l.ail.ln'. men; b p. 111,, J.
II, Mj.trp.
MimnilK, Kir. '.' a. 111., not, (j. Juniiitclkoi ;
n p, in,, rati, .1. Ilrmilitaii, 7 p. in., rail fiom
N) Mil, II. Mahlw. I'.. MiAlliMfi't mens 7 p.
iu ot tioni Layima, llirro online., Md.anc;
7 p, 111., rt fiom t'ujiiita, J, tilnle).
I'ullei 10 a. in,, I', II, setor.
I'u-Iki.- 8 a, in,, lloii'iMi 10 a, in., j. 1'ln,
lieil.ij 11. rx) a. m lluian; 7 p. in., Murplii; 'J
p. in., l.ampliiiii 10 p. in., A. II, Ituu-c,
rtiVAfinrf rvit i"K r( llin tifi-krlrl'c
One-Half of Their Worth I
ir
of six ;
1.50
WW.;, OUUOI , .IVlllllt WWil-
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I nitii thor clirt,ilH nwn Hnart
Hall
Q.V.
13-1
,,.. . . . . .
waiK in aim uook Aiuna.
l'.iwncrr 1 nntiio t ,i tu . 'Iliotnu. i a in.,
MtiKcr; .",:() p. in. nntnii, ; p. in., McRcnrrn,
Wild at Most -I a in,, .lohn Hailor, f.
in. .1. II. MiCjlin; I, ,i in, 11. tastnri: T a
in.. .1. W. Hi-line; S a. in., l. A llirlliulnmrw,
P ,i. in., I". 1 Itngci; 11 a. in.. T. l'ltTpaliic,
I p in., i). ILiKgcilj j "J p. in., 1". Malian; :I
p. in, Kiiln, II. Po'iott ' men. t p. in. I)
IV I liwuM; :. p. in., .1. I". Mi.lcn r. p m,
W II. MclioN.
Mill! r
.1 Kiilns Mill tjl.c lii inn on S a. in. m''1
cat Moiicla,, Hie Mill list.
II. ( aler Hill ko mil uitli IN (Klin on So. (11,
tin lllli.
( ciidiKlon llneli lli.licitt, I w. Dunn anil
William Hoar. i., will n.oit .11 Mipenntcn
clMit'd office 10 11. in., Monclii, tlie nth.
T, .. .. 1 . ...... ..... ...... ...
,. 1 IMl-lililll rlUl MM ,1111, 'Mill IIOI1IIIC .111.
II. Mammy nporls Im duty villi I. liilliiu'i.
-a llio leport'. for dulv Willi 11 W. Tllr.
Kcialil.
This and Thn.t.
T.o.al union, Xo. l..::i. I. M. n of A.,
of Hellevue, will meet this inning at
Xovlsky! hall.
The committer of inlneis having In
charge the arrangements for making a
piesontatlon to Organizer Henjaniln
James, met In St. David's hall yester
day atternoun and heard icports. It Is
proposed to raise a fund for the pur
chase of a house and lot for James, in
lecognltlon of his services.
After being Idle since Dec. l'7. the
Laurel V.nn mine, at Miner's Mills,
will resume wink today. Its workings
adjoin the Delaware, which has been
on lire for the last four months, and
It was closed clown by orders of In
spector McDonald, owing to the dan
ger of the fire spi ending and tile pres
ence of large quantities of the den.dly
tiro damp. Four olllolals. who a month
ago attempted to Investigate the ex
tent of this gas, weir oiercome and
only one got out nllve. The gas has
now almost dlsappeaiod mid the dan
ger Is uol gieal. The employes num
ber live bundled.
Articles of Incoi poiution were filed
this week in the office of the secretary
of state for the Now Jersey and Penn
sylvania Tower company, with power
to duni the Delaware lllver at Helvl
deiv and I'hllllpsburg. The capital Is
SIOO.,000, The Incorporators are Con
gressman Unwind Mutchler and
Charles ., Tlcinnilngwny, of Kaston,
and II. A. Hemingway, of Uimbeit
vllle. Another company styling them
selves the Ilocky Falls Power com
pany filed articles of Incorporation nt
Trenton. This company proposes to
build dams acioss the Delawnie at
vailous places between Phllllpsburg
and Scudder's Falls for tho purpose of
distributing power for mauufacluilng
purposes. Tho capital stock Is $100,000.
THE NEW GRAND SCRIBE.
Alexander Edgar, of Philadelphia,
Succeeds the Late J. B. Nicholson,
(Irand Chief P.iltlaich John A. Flem
ing, of the Independent Order ot Odd
Follows, has appointed Alexander Ed
gar, of Philadelphia, as grand scribe
of tho Grand encampment until the
11PM annual session.
Mr. Kdgar succeeds the Kile James
H. Nicholson, who held the dual otllro
of gland secitury of llio Grand lodge
and gi.ind scribe of the Grand en
campment. These olllces aie no long
er to be combined. It being held that
the combination has hail the effect ot
merging the Interest of both bodlss to
such an extent as to subordinate the
Importance of the Grand encampment.
CORNELIUS DECKER'S FUNERAL
Services Conducted Yesterday from
His Late Residence.
The funeral of Cornelius Decker was
held yesterday from his late residence,
at 413 Franklin avenue, at 2 o'clock.
There was 11 large attendance, big
delegations of the Slocum lodge of Odd
Fellows nnd Hrotherhood of Hallway
Knglneers being piesent. Tlu services
wero conducted by Hev. Dr. H. F. V.
Pierce, of tho Pcnii Avenue ll.intui
church. Interment was made In tho
Foiost Hill cemetery.
Tho pall-hciircis weie selected from
the members of tho Slocum lodge and
Hallway KnglncerH' organizations.
ELLMAN TAKEN TO THE "FEN."
Jacob Kllnun, the deputy constable,
who was leceutly found guilty of sub
ornation of perjuiy and fenteneed to
olgliteen luonlhs lniirlsoument, was
takon to the Kastern Penltcnllary Sat
urday by SlicilffSfluiilt.
S:
patterns, as well as sur- 3F
t-i-rA Im- fe (. $iZ
. $1.50
1.50
75c
1.75
70c
70c
l-MiHor 70f
UUiWI .......... w
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hal'o. or! i rtifAOihof tM-
HILLAR&CO.
Wyoming Avenue:
ARE WE IN
THE KINGDOM
1 oricluucd fiom TaRf 8.1
tioni citlne: that truth nny trlutnpli ocr error;
that tj rami; unci opprcnii may no lontter atrlirt
nny Inmion lieinc; that uterlinc lioneily may
cliaracterlre all l,iliie Iran'actlon.; tint the
people nny siilnnlt to rlithteotM law, nnd fee
to It that they aie ilfrlitcomly ulmlnlttricil. and
that pure and mideflled tcIIrIoii may eM-ijnhere
piccall. l'or all this wo pray, and for more thin
nil. no praj, hen in aineerlty and truth mo
tool, up to Hud, our he.iM'iil.c Father, and saj :
"'lliy Unuilom come." nd hcn tint Kingdom
comes in all its fulltic.', tlieie
lesus Khali iclcjii nlinrVr the nin
Does his ucceivo Jnurnr uni;
1111 Klncdom HicUli (10m khoro lo -hoie,
'I ill mofin (,h,ill wax and wane no moie
n:i:n 7111: nv.
fan 'Iiii,iijii do nii'thlnt; to liavten ine
euliiiliff of this UncilonW Ihl l a practle.il
netion. Wo j$ i "Spee,l the dav,' hut are vo
doing aii'thinc to pcil It? Tint Rrcat and liolj
nun, .loiiatlnn I duanN, at: "I had Kie.it
lotiRlm; for the advancement of CluUlN kliiRdom
in the world, and my (.ecrrt ptajfr' used lo he
taKen up, in great pirt, with it. I ied to he
oaRPi' Ic, read puhlie new letter", mainly to Me
II 1 could not find ume nei facoraldc to the
lntiret of relUlon in the orld."
Such conduet on the pjrt of lMnanU was trulv
t'hrUlian. We all approce it, hut liovv many ol
in Imitate it.' How many of u rcircli the puhlie
pre-s for this Kind of new-,? How mine of in
Klie to thi Mihject a prominent place in our
I'll' prapci'? II r are nilijeet nl tlili i;l')rlom
King, our l.oui and Saclor, Jeits l lirlct, and
if we are lo-al mciiittcr of HU Kingdom, we
might he aciice, ctiflgctlc, praierful person.,
and the inlfiet ot Clirlt' Klns'dom should he
our chip) ounce) 11. Jcmi- a. that no nun liav,
in; put hU hand t" tho plough, and lonKing
hack, i fit for tlie Kingdom of Cod, width
means that all piofcviug f'l.iliil.im kliould he
ronceerated f'luUtiaiu, and if wo ho consecrated
Cliriftiuis wc will he both prajlnj; ami worKIng
for Chiicliani. Tho-e who can pleach the gospel
with their lipi ought to do il, and all ( hrUtlan-.
haie it in their power to pteach the gopel l.j
their 11 .
lllec'i'd aie the pure In heait, fr llio; t.hall
eo (iucl. niched aie the poor In (.piilt, for
Ilifils i the Kirgilom of heaven. Wenied are
the,' whlcti .no ncruTiittil for ilghtcouine't'
nl,e, tor theiu U the Kiiigdom ()( hcacen. Tlioe
who aie lahoiing among the heathrn, and who
proclaim the i-i'M1"! f tl" Kingdom to ignorant
and benighted idolatort, haie told in of their
great to, in helug permitted to iiigage In null
( lit 9t HKo nervier. Who Hut ha eer hraid Pp.
Dimlap tell the Moiy of Rome of hi inUvlonirv
Inuriirya in "-iaiu will cier forget Ida lnirnlng
wordi' While men like Ilunlap and Paton and
many oilier ilrictrri men and women are lahorjng
(or the rtenion of Ond'n Kingdom, and for the
salvation o bouIb in foreign landi, tlicw who-r
lot i-. rail In Chiii,tian landi should ho equjlly
earnest, ami zealous, and rra-rrful, and mibc-ld-ii
in their Hue nnd Iihoi". aid if all Ohrl.tlan.
khould Hum irt would it not li.uttn th: cnmlna
of tho kinsdom"
Mill Wi: IV 'I Hi: KINGDOM?
nut licioro ( jet into the Lliicjilom of OoJ.
Ills Kingdom mu-t he in in. I'nlil that Kingdom
it in u Hi win nuke hut lit lie progreM in
ptrilual thlnr. llcnco the question: Aio n
in the Viugiloiii of (iod? It mod linpoituut. If
not, we ought In ponder lhl qucstluii ciy caic
full; and pujri full'. 1 he door Into the Kingdom
of fiod U open, hut we must enter for otjisohrj,
r.iecpt r ho convettcd and become a lit I Ic che
drrn jo cm In nn wio enler into the hlngilnin
of Cod. , Tliere n'lall in nq vle nier into ilie
Kingdom of glory aiij thing Hut detlletli, or
tint woikc-tli nliomlnatiou, or that ' miKcth a
lie, but only they whoso names arr. UTllttii In
the Iinih' book of life, Rome who aie luiclean,
nd iinholi, and imtiutliful, hue occaitoually
been admitted Into (iod'a i.lb1o kingdom IIU
ehurcli hero below hut none t,uHi, nolio who
an uuppulteiit, will he admitted Into IIU heat
on; Kingdom. Il U a (jloilouj go.pel trnlli that
there ic pardon for the penitent though ,such a
penitent may hair been Ihr chief of sinner...
Hut the klnner who lhei and who diet a h-po.
erllr, or tho ilnner who will heed no warning,
and wdio rrfur to accept tho salaiatlon wlilcii
Jenn t.o freely and no loilngly off cm, ahould
not bo auiprUecl It he ii r.Mludrd. from tin)
kingdom of slorv. Thou, therefore, who reject
the goapel of fhri't, at well an tlwe who falseh
piofp It. aHiiint a fearful reponlblllty, f any
ucli were here I would beeech lliem', a tliej
caluc Ihelr loiiln, to crv to God for mere1, anil
look to lll Son the rtrih-rmer of lnneis for
labatiou, nel If thry ihould rMl.t thli appeal
I would My i "My dear (riend. If jou Mill re
(111.0 to rntrr this Kingdom, tlien, iiotAltlit,tixl
Ine br t urc of 1 1 It. Hut thr Klnsdom ot fjod
ia come nigh unto ; on.
PAINEULLY BURNED,
M. .1. Tnilnoi'. of .'IS Kniiiict Rtropt
wus (.everelj Imineil nbout thu fnro
Hiuunlny ru tho Huburluin Klcctilu
I.lRht company'd plant, on AVnahln?
ton n venue. Trulnor. I.h a foroiiianVind
while rleanlnp out tlii rtrh jilt the
nmnes of tho fuiniier were blown Into
Ms fucr. v
ConiiollvSfallac
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