. 1 Shoe Cabinet. i furnltore-mnkeri ar howl a itlful article of mnbofony and I wbl"b reminds one of the cabinet! rie-n brnc, but It la more aubsUn nnd It ten re "uortr- lt ' p to h!7l a woman". oe and to il across the corner of hor dress room. One Kaetcr bride haa uch Mnet well filled, and It Is an Ira Hit feature of the trousseau. Her Dot tins tr, pi"10"'"'" abelvfa fn drawer which lioMs tho polish Vninll articles for repair. On tho ihelf a row of slipper for even roar. The nest ahelf holds the rmt nattier ties, the cloth top Inwta He buttons and the stout llttlo jties for street wear. On the boN f'l,lf s rather a motley group shoos, riding boots, tennis shoes, ......tlmr luwit ami soft Tn. JJIOIK. 111.,""- -- moccasins of tiger skin, leaver Wl. How Insect Multiply. power of reproduction In Insects i f the most wonderful parts of economy. On beheading a slug V hmd, with all Its complex ap liatiots. will grow again; so will nws of a lobster. The end of a split produces two perfect heads, cut Into three pieces the middle res a jwrfect head and tall. iThat in tired feeling afflicts nearly every 4 this season. Tho bustlers cease to he tireless grow weary, the ener Vcoma enervated. Ton know Just to mrao. Boms men and women r temporarily to cvercomo 'that J wed 1 1 I by grout force of will. Bnt this i, m It pulls powerfully upon the system, whlc-h will not Ions stand iln. Too ninny peoplo "work on tes," nn l tha result Is seen in un wreoks marked 'norvous pros- la every direction. That Uxcd n rosiltlvo proof of thin, weak, lm L'XKl; for K tho blood la rich, roil, 1 and vigorous, it imparts Ufa and ' ' i evory nerve, ort;an and tissno of If Tho nrctwHlty of taking Hood'c J)ln for that t'.rcd fiellng Is, thero V'nt to everyone, and th good It you is equally boyond question, ir that ood Jarsaparjlla Trnc.Bloou i'lirlnor. Altdrotrsrtyts. $1 'lily ur C. I. Hood a Co., LowtU, KM ,1 - P(!q r to tiik. Atksy to i Mr. Crl. Austin Dates, tho fa (lt toons advertising writer, makes a ,.. ipwiilly niiuu.lioul advertisement. . . titanVtii'hnl medicine an J has a ktt't of analysing tho luijro.'.loiita of k.mcimj about which he U lb write, refusing to writs )fomoun for me liein i wiilo'a le t indorse. He says of l. JTaliulwi: "I had tha formula Et through it from tho up. I found that every one 1 1' srredlents was put in) for Is Mlal purpose, an J was jrooj JT. lurposelntended. I have as pC nlUenoe in nips as Tabales II (In anything I ever wrote loci. 1 Inks thotn mysnlf when I m a little too mnah or fuel r lyranfonu of baa laohe in, snl I (lad thorn quicker tn any medlutne I nror know some peoplo who $y rsn't possibly get alon j Jtnim. My wif went to SVOn Coma frUnilu aha k I jways. 8hs fouoil they ailpansTsbulos. Thsy did It hut she knaw anything 1 pi or timt i had wrlttoa I r thum. By tho way. if . "K thnin property, you iinythlnst in ths mouth. I ntu quickly nnd vou iu f rli Aan ..1 . I 1 Bs . aach almost Immediittolyi tor. '. rJ : " ut sensation." vim! ' Ol'li. Ir.HU otlit ' nil ,ke lu'ir pa.,' iloof-' OKt'll'' h Mr. aK. rt lout, i. kt r ' .. . t Licrd,i' Knbber scraps. Cast-off rubber shoe are now ketablo commodity and many i f peddlers add considerably to , t i gains by collecting them. ,Ths'y an usually taken In cxchnnifo foV tlnwnr) or cheap trinkets. So ensh change) bauds In these transactions. Wuei the peddler returns to bis starting polit, ho turns over his collections to thi Tillage merchatit for more tlnwnrv, with perhaps n little cash, nnd goci out over a new route. The peddle may bo In business on bis own nccoun, or lu tho Ptnpl.iyinent of the villas, trnder, but In either case the latter hr. a chance to nmkc a profit on the oo. lections of scrap, which ore shlppt ) from time to time to n cl'y df!le The latter will offer bis rubber tuck whenever It reaches good proportlotj to a rublx r reclaiming mill. When oUi shoes first became n merchantable nt tlelo the price paid for them wns i cent a pound, while the quotation, have since nvcrnged 5 cents por jKiun ! for months at a lime. The trade S rubber scrap Is now most thoroughly organized In the West nnd Northwest, In the Southern States, where llttlj snow fnlls, the consumption of rub ber shoes Is not sufficient to form basis of trade In old shoes. Of thq rubber scrnp Imported the largei t shnrs comes from Ilussln. The Inporlii) scrnp Is not so desirable, lnwivr, A GOSPEL MESSAGE. Snbjecti "Causes of Life." Failures In what Is gathered nt borne, of the good consumption of r wear In New Knglaud the dealers In scrap there In a i commanding Importance. Th In part to the existence of ncn torles. which buy directly fr smaller dealers. In the Went t dual center of the trade Is Oil i spit, er f o t. ure ?jo Hon of Is d y fa ,11 t!l0 prl u. go. One Correct Answer An amusing lltle story wr good many years ago In ,., With Gov. Mattox, of Vr appointed to examine candid;, t mission to the bar of Calodni, He reported that one f t dates was. In his opinion, ui,. having answered correctly In the questions put to li I n "Only one? Well, w;, asked the presiding Juil, v. "I asked him what a free! lf j, Is," replied Mattox. "Important question," said t iK. "And what was his reply?" "He made It without the Ic.if ,( . tlon," snld the Chairman, wltl , kle In his eye. "Of course tin it lu his favor." "Well, what did ho say?" m v Judge, with some Impatience. "He snld," returned the (' ,n "that ho didn't ! ctlon t C1;0 ittea nd nty, i of t?" a' go. ta- he Heart ntnesMi Dr. Anrw'Cur relief In nil cnes Heart Disi-ime in eurr. It ( irocur it i ! ve ,mii ily I It In t. . . vlll tttw your Ufa. f- Tsxti "Mn shall ' elap tbclr hamfi "at him snd shsli hiss him out of his plaoo." Job xxviu, 23. This allusion seems to bs drnmatM. Tho Bible more than ones makes such allusions. Tanl sayst "We are ma Is s theatro or spoo taolo to angels snl to mon." It is evldont from tho text that some of tho habits of thentrffoors wore known in Job's time, bo esuM be dnieribos an aetor hissed off tho stsg. The Impornonntor eomos on tho boards and, either thrjugh lack of study of the part he Is to take or inaptneM or other Incapacity, the audience is offondod and ex presses Its disapprobation and dlgut by hissing. "Men shall elap their hands nt him and shall hiss him out of his place." My text suggests that each one of ns is put on the stag of this world to take some part. What hardship andsuffrrtng nndriliclp- line grant actors have undergone year after yoar mat they mlitht he porfeetoil In their fisrts you have often read. But we, put on he stnire of this life to represent charity and faith and humility snd helpfulnens what little preparation we have made, although we have tnree gallerlos of spectators, earth end' heaven and hell! Have we not been moro attentive to tho part taken by others iiiiii ilia .nrt luru vj uurnn Tt'B, ituo, while we needed to be looking at home and eonocntrntlnc on our own duty, we hero been criticising the other iperlormet. and saying, "that was too high, or "too low," or "too feeble," or "too extravagant. " or "too tame," or "too demonstrative." while wo ourselves were mnklug a dead failure snd preparing to bis lirnomlnlously hissed off me stagef bacn one is assigned a place, no supernumeraries hanging around the drama of life to take this or that or tho other part. ns they may bo culled upon. No ouu enn take onr place. We ens talso ni other plaoo. Neither can we put off our character; no change of apparel can mnko us any ono else than that which wcoturunllv arc Munymnkea fniluro of their part In tho drama of life through dissipation. Thov havo enough intellectual coulpment and good address and geniality unbounded. Hut they liuvo a wine closet that contaius all the forces for their soclnl nn I buslues nnd moral overthrow. 8o tar back as tbo venr ft!), King El gar of F.ngliiui made a law that 'the drinking cups should have pins fastened nt n certain potut In the Md, a thnt tho in itulger nilglit bo rumlmlcd to stop liefore he Kot totho bottom. lint there are no plus projei'tlng frctn the sides of the modern win cup or ler mug. and the llrt point nt which millions stop is nt the gravity bottom of their own grave. Dr. Snx. of France, has discovered something which all dritikers ought to know. He twis found out thnt alco hol in every shap". whether of wine or bran Iv or beer, contains purasiti.! life called bacillus potumnnlie. By n powerful micro scope those llvlug things are discovered, ami when you take strong drink you ta!iothtu into the stomach and then into your blood, and getting into tho crimson oaimls of life, they go into every tissue of your body, and your entire organism Is tuli-n (.is-iv-V'U of by these noxious iullultojlmal. When la dollrium tremens, a uinn secsewry form of roptillnn life, it eo:ns it is only tlicsj piira ites of the brain lu exaggerated size. it Is not a hallucination that th victim is siu'or lng from. Ho only sees in tbo room what is actually crawling aud rioting in his own brain. Every time yot tako strong drink you swallow these maggots, and every time the Imbiber of alcohol in any shapo feels vor tlgoVir rheumatism or uausca it is only the tf of these maggots. am ' , When msn ask yon If yan know him, halt and hesitate as though yon were trying to call op a dim memory and ssy, "Well, y-e-s. yes, I believe I once did know him, but have not seen him for a long whllo." Cross a different ferry from the one where yon usod t meet hira lest he a.k for financial help. When you started life, he spoke a good word for you at tho bank. Talk down his credit now that his fortunes are collapsing. Ho put his name on two of your notes. Tell him that you have changod your mind about such things, and thnt you never indorse. After awhile his mntters come to a dead halt, and nn as signment or suspension or sheriff's sale takes place. Yon say: "Ho ought to have stopped sooner. Just as I expected. Ho made too big a splosh In tho world. Ola I tho bnllo n has burst. Hi, fan"' Applause when le went up, sibilant derision when ho cm io down. "Men shall elap their hands at Inm and hiss him out of his plneo." Ho, high uu amid tho crags, tho eaglo flutter lut into tho eyes of the roebuck, which then, with eyes blinded, goes tumbling over tho preei. pice, tho great antlers ernshitigon tho neks. Now, compare some of th"e goings out of life with tho departnro of men aud Women who in tho drama of life take tho part that Oo I nigncd them and then went away hon ored of men and applauded of tho Lord Al mighty. It is about tlfty years ago that in a comparatively small apartment f the city a newly married pnlr set up a homo Tho lirst guest invited to f hat residence was tho Lord Jesus Christ, and tho Bible given tho bride on the day of her esposnal was the guide of that household. Days of sunshiuo wero fol lowed bv days of shadow. Did you ever know a home that for fifty years had no v(. elssltude? The young woniau who left her father's house for her young husband's home startod out with a parental hcnodtntion and good advice she will never forgot. Hor mother said to her the day before the mar riage, "Now, my child, you are going awny from us. Of course as long as your lather and I live yon will fool that you can come to us nt any time. Hut your 'homo will bo elsewhere. From long experience I tlud It Is best to serve (led. It Is very bright with you now. my child, and you may think you can get nlcng without religion, but the day will come when von will want Ood, and my advice Is, establish a family altar, and, if neol be, conduct tho worship yourself." Tho counsel wis taken, and that young wife consecrated every rojin In tho b.me to Uri. Years passed on ninl there wore In that homo hilarities, but they were goo.l nnd healthful, au l sorrows, but they were com forted. Marriagcc ns bright as orange blos soms could make them, mil burrlals lu which all hearts wero riven. They have a family lot lu the eeinet. rv, but ml tho pbico Is illuminated with stories of resurrection and reunion. The children of the household that lived have grown up, nn I they are all Christians, tho fathur aud mother leading tho way nud the children following. What care the mother took of war Irodo and edu cation, character and manner! 11 v bird hhe sometimes worked! When the bend of the household was unfortunate in business, I she see I until h r lingers wen numb and , bleeding nt the tip. An I what e,m, calcu lation of economies, ::n I what ingenuity in reiltttng the garments of tle elder children J lor tho younger, and ouly (I id kept account of that mother's sbleach s an I headache ! and heartaches uu I the trernalo'is prayers by the side of th" sick child's er a Ho and by tint couch of this inn' fully grown. Tho neighbors often noticed how tired sho looked, and old acoiialntan 'es hardly knew her In tho street. itut without complaint she waited nn I tolled ' and eiiduro,! an 1 accomplished all these I years. The children are out in the world J an honor to themselves nut their parents. After awhiio tho mother's hut Mokneia comes. Children and grandchildren, sum moned fro u afar, come so.tly Into tho room cue by on , for ut Is too weak to see more than one at a tnr.?. bin runs her dying 'IngoTs lovingly through their hair an I tolls horn not to cry, and that she is going now, liinuMnn of people would appreci ate sympathy nnd help who never nth for It. and never get It. Taka Tsre of Your Watch. The mechanism of tho human body re minds ono very much of tho mechanical eon truetion of a fine watch, tho wheels, cogs and screws answering to tho muscle, nn I the delicate springs are what may lie likened to the nerves. One cannot move without tho other, nnd yet the action of each Is sepa rate nnd Olstlii' t. Ho It Is with the nerve nn I muscles of the human body. The nilmi ills of ttin muscles are dl-tlnet trim the ailments of tho nerve, ami, like the mechanism of n watch, if expo.-. to sudden change of he;tt nnd cold, they get out of order and for tbo time are useless. Especially I ttii so at this easoti of the year, when' from exposure, negligence or want of care, the nerves urn attacked and nenralg:n in its worst form sets in. Hut like nil to the works of a watch so l St. Jacobs Oil to the nerves thu deranged. It is acknowledged by thousand to tie the I ct and mot permanent cure for this mot ilreiided disease; hence it Is well to look alter the human wutch as we I ns the ono in tbo veket. At Worthlngton, Minn., a cyclone de molished Vt) buildings, but seriously hurt no one, XVhen Natnrs Keeds oss'stanre it may be best to render II promptly, but one should remember to ue vcn the ni )t erfoct romedies only wlisa nrcdc l. The best nnd mist simple nnd gentle remedy is the Syrup of Fig, manufactured ky the California I'ig Svrup Comjnnv. Americans entering Mexico must be rovno- elllllted. Mere rtlMrs sre -ro.1n.t .y n-In- brown seij tl-it:i to snttlutrr Why run stidi ur- rJ-le risRi iii-n en knew Out lictiMuV r'leflhjr. llcrui n.cio I- nl-'lut.'ly 1'iiri' V.nir im-ivr has it ur Mill ri't It fur )u. In red wriisr im. There were .". deaths fr. m cholera In Alex ntidert..n Mondny. Mr. Win-low' Soothing Kyrtii'foM'hlldren tpi tliitiir. soften t be unni-.ri ilii e Innaininn- tii'ii, nl.eys pain; i uri w li.d olii . a bottle. If nfCletrd with ere P)r (le lr. tusc Tliellip soli's Kyv-wster. PrnKglsl's sell nt Ve per Lottie C") ft n () ft ft ft ft' The Blue and the Gray. Both men nnd women nro npt to fool a httlo blue, vrhen tho Kns hnira bc-in to hIiow. U'h n very ntiturnl foilinf?. In thu normal condition of things srrny huir-t bolontr to ndvfinctnl m;i They havo no businosn whitrninir tho hond of man or woman, who haw not bcium to no down tho nlopo of life. Am r. matter of fact, tho hair turna i.rray roir trdlcss of or of lifo's tseasona ; Hotnotinu.s it in whitonod by Bicknoss, but moro oft on from lack of caro. When tho hair fa don or turns eras' thoro'a no nocd to resort to hair dyes. Tho normal color, of tho hair is restored and retained by tho use of Ayer's Hair Vigor. AycT's Cniibodk. ' I'sj j ai it, fit tot v j. t. (if elirr- Am i l o tnl.l bv , Lewi 11. the M.o lilted.' ft. ) ft ft o V . v . V V V I nm entirely cured of hrmorrlmue of lunge by I'isos fiuv tor Ooiisiimiitinii. bni Ll.M.AMAN, Hetlinny, lo Jan. s, !. FITS stopnrd free by fin. Kmnk's Grk.i ? ...ivi: Kkstciui-.ii. No tit after flr-t day t me. Miirv(loiiseun. Treatise end fZ.mtrlal bottlo tree. l.r. Kliue. Wl Art U M., I'lilla., i'u. ..W!' .T"! It,,," lV re'ar. for any rso of ca tarrh that cannot lueiiredwitU Mail' CutarrU Cur. laken Inlenially. " r" 1 J. Ciii:.nv v A Co., Prop., ToloJo, O. Catarrh and Colds Relieved li 10 to 81 Mluutr. One short puff or the breath thrmiL-h t Hlower. siii led Willi eeeh In.ttl,. f I)-. Agnew s CalHrrlial Powder, illlTiie thl- I'oit. . ..... r,o or in nm niisal IMIioitgea 1 ainlessand ilelmlilful to u-e. it relieve iq, stunt ly mill JieriiiHiient ly cures Cstirrli, lla: 5.,'x:, r lV,l' ''"'bic'i,., s,irt. Throat, Too. si.itis anil Denfti.-Ki, If your ilruw'tfist hum t It lu sloek. ask him to nroeuro ii for you. mcK.um a Tery Slgnin.ant Imlleatlon of Organic leraiigrinent. The buck, "the mainspring' of wo mun's ortrunlMn," nuickly culls atten tion to trouble by nehinp. It tells no oiner b.yiuitouis, huch as uervou ui'ss, lnnd nehe, pnius in luins, and weifrht in low. cr part of Wly.blues und "all gone " feel-, injr, that nature rejuirf8 and at once. V. I!r,l,- u- wm w , bam 'a Veee- ' tuble Compound for twenty years haa v.ry of fjmu .,. .),.. i,. ... rosltei of alcoholism, bi . ll aZlllDVU- wl11 W extirpate them nil Mi Ji-' " WUk"u 1 W0"'J before Ood swen oll these young y, nnj pllJ. America is a' fruiirul country, nnd we raise largo crops f wheat and corn and oats, but the largos cron w m; ... ViV. fieM,ry T th" ur."'1 of 'riBkr.ls. With , sickle made out of fue oharp edges of the broken Kloss of bottlo nnd demijohn thev are ?L .JWt"; Vu,r""r" w:"lu swathe ..f nil . : .1 "'""ws oi in..:,,, nu I it takes all tho hospitals nud .initntl.ines and gravevards and cemeterle, to hold this har vest of hell. Homo of you are going ,,,wU under this evil. nd the never Vlving w.'r n of nlcoliollsm has wound around voU u ot ts colls, nnd l y next New Year's Imv It will navo another ooll around you. and It'wlll nf. tor awhile put a coil aj.nd v"ur toug,' and n coil around your brain; and a e ,ii nroiin.t vonrim... ... .... . ..... .,..H, " i con around your da,,f!. .H011 TUn i 5"Ur k""1' duy this uovor dying worm will, with ono soring, tighten all tho eils t oiu-e. d In tho bust twist of that awful couvolutiou mm. mar jp-v " V 1 v It l ar i ' II will crv out. "Oh. rnv i o .e. " "". Th .......,.- '.. V " ' ' " KOU. 1 ...m " " " uriiiiausis in tho trago ly f m lemnest" aimds staggering aero.' tho stage Htepimno, tho drunken butler- hut acrosg the sttgo of human life strong drink sends kingly uud .pteenlv nnd princoly . l,1.Vf 8,u,RKWr""f. "Klnst the foot- lights of consplculty and then staggering back into fn ure till ihn wori.i i- ...:.K...Y for their dlsappearanoe, and human and dl Bbollo voices Join in blsMug thorn off the Stage. uuieruiainn tno drama 'of Ufa through demonstrated selfishness. They mako all the rivers empty Into tuulr sea. all tho roads of Xr.r... .. uu . lQulr door, and thoy w, , t,,u,UP ol ""nor wr their ... .uoi uoijinu ono, encourago o resoue no one. "How big a pile of i can I got?" and "How much of the ju aosorur are tne chlol quiwtlons. Thoy reel about the ooramon pooplo as tho Turks .-..v., ,ulwi0r common soldiers. fn-'Jl.''" tb1.m 00 1,80 t,0,,l" '"I up the ditches with their duad bodies whllo tho other troops walked over thorn to take the -H i , u,v",,u "a pnuco of worldly suc cess Is sick The only Interest soeioty has u bis Illness Is the effect that his possible de cease may have ou tho money markets. Af ter awhile bo dies. tJroat newspaper caul tills Hunouuoo how he started with notuiug and ended with everythi-g. Although for sake of appearance some people put hand kerchiefs to the eye. there is not one genuine tear shed. Tbeholrssltuoi.il .iiL.hr a..... K'en the one and only effective reined v ' i n '"'".discussing what tho old tel. ch case, It s,diIy removes thi ' S ttv ,ta.ii eiTectuully restores the ausu and .ii..... r ii.ii.-i, io (uruisn itineral eiiutiuiires. uud ..II r i r Drilling Machines lor any depth. I N-YN,AN Tiffin, Ohio! ALL 9 GFRUAM ELIfiW J""?" I N U V'4 90 oinill l BSli" pled wlntc' e i'' 9 , of - !,',:." ?" rirt nf r.nnVnra lU'tiMAV u"""! "" hellla Fuiail...'"!;. l'it.r..... t j -"i lusu, ta vis. V il!,"liV.!"',l"cur.l. IW ..nt ji. nouLLKY. Allsula.t.u, S irlfn? Mi, f ' SkJ idlers irom Ulllllir Women w hn rtjuireadvlce, without charge. Thou Kids of cusea like th is ure recorded. 'I have taken one-half dozen bottlea or-dia E. I'inkhaiu'a Vejretuble Com Ftnd, and it lias relieved me from all P J. I CUnnot tell VOU the airnr.v I Vgaan to a healthy aud lionnul condi. tbu "louring stores are kept busy lu soiling ton. Mrs. rinkhumcheerfiillvHnsw..r 1 ?d.,"f. ?rlt-,V Tuo Bto'"' ?utton send la BI letters from nilin .... . ih-'"". .u?mm"-ftt i . o mo resurrection, which mukes the hearers fear that If tho uu scrupulous financier does come up in tho geuoral rising he will try to get a "corner ' ou tombstones and graveyard fences. All pood uiea aie glad that the monvl nuisance hat been removed. The Wall street specu. lators are glad because there Is more room etured for vearst nain. tn Z IZL?! "' B'" beoauso it . ----- - j urn possesnion oi me long delaved In- H the backache was dreadful !) and , heritnuce. Dropping every feather of all his M '-inff-down pains in the abdomen ' Plurae- 7e'y eertlncato of all his stock. BO i and nausea, and very painful rolliue ol "Doad March" in "Saul' and all H.truatIons, I had grown very thin, I be pageantry of hU Interment, sad all the a lre ahudow of mv former ndf ' "lilteness of isrcophagus, and all tho ex Noi' I am without n 4.i) ,i ' I rayano epltaphology, cannot hide the nnjt4inintr In llcsh rapidly." Mttib dow fuinilment. "Men shall aluDthoirhun.iu at him and shall hins hira out of his plaoo." You see the clapping come before the hiss. The world cheers before it damns. Ho it Is said the deadly ap tiokies before its stings. Ooing up, is he? Hurruh! Stand back and let bis galloping horses dash by. a whirlwind of plated harness and tinkling headgear and arched neck. Drink deop of Us nmduli- . an J cognac, lloust of how wull you kuow him. All hats off us ho pnscos. for ,ayi au j years in tho suullght of bis prosperity, tio ingdowD.ls he? Pretend :o be nearsighted so thut you cunuot see him as he walks past. tiUK, 1S01 Dudley St., Cincinnati, ' quarter spent in HIRES Rutbeer does you dollars' wcth of good. f Vt Ch.tl.. I. Hlr P... SI,IH1.IPM S uckMt sue 6 tsl-lit. loU . ....!..,.. tDB.J.aTPHINi.Lab. o.,? .mi to ,.., Iin, kwpyou. mv dear child." The day of tho ; J...,,)"; comes.und the ofil mitlng clergym m ellt the story of wifoly and liiotht-rlv en i i- w. ami many Hearts on earth tin J lu heaven echo tno sentiment, ft, ,lH 3n js ,.nrrlo , tr.e-tagoofthm moral life there are cries of "l aithful unto death." "Sh., hath ,lot w.iut he eoul I." wiiilo overpowering all tho V'ICMOf e:inh mil heaven Isth. pht'ldit of the (.J who watched her from llrt to la-r savin,- 'Well ,n-, good an I faithful s.-v vaut; thti bast bo-n faithful over ;i f.ny things. 1 will make th. e ruler over many things; enter thou into the j,.v ,,f thy l, .rd' ' lmt what 1 iime..; the father of that household? II.. started as ,, )VUng man in l.iiMiiess and hud a small In.- .,., ., ,UVin got a little alien I sickness in tho fa'inlv swept it all ,uvay. lb. iV..,lt through all t,o busmen panics of forty ye,,r,, met tinny losses, and miiTtM tll.lliV in, I r.i kept right on trusting Ju dud, whetiier" bus. iness wa.s good or poor, setting his children I a good example, and ivlii- rieen ih.. i, ... Counsel, an I never a i. raver .ti l l. ...t... .... ..n . . .. , ' . U"'' "''TO mentioned t. Ho I-obi now an I reallx .s It cannot bo long before ho umst i,ut all the.s.i scenes. Ilut he Is going to leave hi chlldn-u nu In herltance f prayer and Christian principle which all the defalcations of earth can never touch, and as he g ,H ut of the world tha church of (tod blesses In m and tho poor ring his doorbell to see if ho Is any bettor, au l his grave is surrounded by a muitt tudo who went on foot ...... ....... . ""to bo'oro the prco..,iotiot carriages came. ui', aim some suv. " mens will n ...... . tako his plate," and others sav, Who will idttr mo uowV" nn I others remark, llusball he hold In everlasting rein lubriuce." And as tne drama ol his life closes, all the vo -lf-er.it Ion an 1 bruvos an 1 encores that ever shook tho amphitheater of oarthly somttaclo wero tamo au l feoblo compared with tho ong. 16ud tliemlers of approval that shall nre.ik from tho cloud ot witnesses in tho Piled up ifallery of tho heavens. Choose ve between tho Itfrt that shall cl.no by being hissed off tho stage nud tho life that shall elows amid aoolumittious supernal nnd aroh angelje. )li, men and women on tho st igo or life many of you In the llrst net nf . h ,i,n,. and others In tin. second, and aomoof you lu the third, and a few In tho fourth, nu i here nud there ouoln tho ilfth, but all of you bo tween eutrauco aud exit I oi:..,.. ... .. (lu. l,n.rll I.l.l. ' '""o" ""riiuill inn Ulot Sllg. gesttvo Passage that Shakcpearoovr wr.to although you never heard it recited. Tho '""""' "iu oueu i.oeu Claim,. I ns ..I .... , ,u iii j uoutiion snail no n t only religiously helpful to ourselves, but grandly vindicatory of tho great dramatist. 1 ,moto from hlu mj. u.ll ...... 1 lw " .".si :t!llliu : 'In the uamo of (lod, Ame. I, William Hhttkosp:-aro of Htratfor .uiioi..v,.n o. county of Wurwlck, gentlemnn. In perfect health and memory (do I bo praised), do make this my last will and testament, n munuer and form followlug: First. I com menu my soul Into tho hands of Ood. my Creator, hoping and assuredly believing througn the ouly merits of Josus Christ, my Havlour. to be aiaje partukor of Ufa tvot. WjrominK Tor Kree Silver. The Wyomlag Democratlo Couvontlon held at Laramie adopted without discussion a platform of but oue plank, a follows" n herons, the paramount buuo bofore the American paop.o Is the currency question! therefore be It resolved, that wi, the Do moerucyof NVyomlug. lu couvouilou assom o !jl.T"D,d 'i Bu,, """'ulted coinage """i iuw iiriiuury reiiotupt on money at tho ratio of 10 to 1 without waiting for act ou or upprovul of nuv other Qoveru nient. No choice of candidates for tho . ..mo uumiuiiiioa was tbu coavoutiou. L .1 KS t . r, ' li vr 1 . ' M A I r s ) TI 1 lUifsM' " a ill' 4 Judgment ! ! it 4 A decide: is not that only The umpire now " BATTLE AX" decidedly birder in size than .mv : other 5 cent piece of tobacco, but the wauty i5 me nnesr ne ever saw, and the flavor delicious. You will never know just how good it is until you try it 4 : 1 H v T T V PreMst Coco Alade by Walter Baker & Co., Ltd., Dorchester, Mass., is "a perfect type of the highest order of !f!! lence in mnniiiVif'tiiro " Tt,v,o(oio.e -ri- vw.iv, iitwoio xtaa y tnan one cent I jS i V l?s a cup. 4 eiprcssaj by Justice Sua lgra Not tiuilty. ofTJ16 iV7 ,n ,l,M;"10,,,lB, M Chattanooga of the Stutovi. Chief Justice of tho THi, sou supremo Court, David I. Buodgross charge;! with shooting John 0. Ujasley r iurua a veruict ot not Kullty. 500 VIRGINIA FARMS W Jt0 W I' "ere ui.w.rrtn. with Imllfllnu, frilB. tmt talar pnp-3U bn.ui. ildr-M FVLK t Wrtt for otrr til nnut nni4 nt frw to ur iMrmu.. ulvtiiir d .Tlptl,,!,. f (,KI VK jf,,,,,, ,,, iHiiwn... fr.n... ....; " yriiy f er...... eeeul.. and' lr.ni.: i.,. Ieli.tVt..N, KeiU llulu Aaei.la, 1'eler.bu.v, m Use the Means and Heaven will Give you the Blessine." never net lect a uscf-i AriiriA i i w T " -in i 7
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