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iMAftE IN EUflOBE.
ENSC OONOftCGtATIONS IN WK-
UMAM, AND OTHER PLACES.
i WawMtorfitl Pewn 'and Bcnutlci of
AMvpttltn Yet They Were So Far
nod Thnl He Charged Them
fjw0t iHy.
W, kug. 9fc purinjc tbo past
Dr. TnhrHHie Una been proachhig
rtnormouo HUdrwice! in thogrent man
etnring toyrm of the English lniu-
l counti8. In Biroiinsrliara, in Bplto
f the great siae of the chnrchw placed
ha diapoetii, it. vras necessary to en-
re toe town liall, tbe spacious Dnnu
! in which John Drijtht delivered his
ntatnouB speeches to tho electors, and
in this etlllice would not contain itnii
i reorlat. !io tried to get entrance, At
ticester, Cardiff and Swrtiik'it thme
i tho same etttrernesa to hear Iiiai. ana
he was received with unbounded clf
:' Shnfruvsin. The eermon selected for pub
'fkation th'ia week is on Isaiah vi, 2,
With twain he covered his fitco. with
gftWRin lid covofed his feet, and with
Pwain he did fly."
In A hosn tal of leprosy rood King
tatiah hud died, and the whole hind
mi ahuilnwAil with Knlatnnltv. and tlico-
ioffkal and nronhetio "Isaiah ,wr-s tiiinlr-
l,4ng about religious thing3, us oho is pt
:J do in time of great national uereuve
iiBent, and forgetting tho presetted of his
Strife and two sons, who made np his
r family; he had a dream, not lileo (ho
"i dreams of ordinary charactor, which
rally come from indigestion, but a
Sprtekffl most instructive), and undor tho
touch or tue nana 01 tno Aimignty.
v The place the ancient temple; build-
.4&a srand. awfnli niajostic. Within
fettiat' temple a throne higher and grand-
pir than that occupied by any czar or
Man or emperor On that throno the
nl Christ, In lines surrounding
MuA throne tho brightest celestials, not
me cherubim, but higher than they; tho
Ssiostexquisito and radiant of tho heav
Pttly Inhabitants, tho seraphim. They
called burners because tltoy iook
Ire" fife. Lips of lire, eyes of ttre, foot
fi'Of, fire. In addition to the features and
fhe limbs, which suggest a human bc-
fi-lngt there aro pinions, which suggost tho
t ttthest, tho swiftest, tho most buoyant
Spnd most inspiring of all intelligent
h ratlon a bird. i-acii scraptt una six
j brings, each two of tho wings for a dif
ferent purtiose. Isaiah's dream quivers
, tad flashes with theso pinions. Now
f folded, nowispread, now beaten in loco-
L" notion. "With twain ho covored his
feet, with twain ho covered his faco, unci
'with twain he 'did fly."
The nrobabillty is that theso wings
, were not all used at once. Tho seraph
tanaing thoro noar tuo tnrono ovor
SWbelmed at tho insignificance of tho
th8 his feet had trodden as compared
, wnii tno pains trouuon ityino iocs 01
r God. and with tho lameness of his loco-
notion amounting almost to decrepitude
Ekd -.a. -.,. wl rlfli Mm .lii.lti.k .... I rtrtl Mr
hrith feathery veil of angollo modesty
l40os tho feot. "With twain ho did
ver tho feet."
EJ fttiimllncr tlioin ovornowored bv tho
Bjy.a Bntilwj. f, 1 .1 ffil n f3-Vta ,.!,,-
V'Vv-clull'ln Py4 w uuii a gj.u.j ,
nnablo longer with tho oyc3 to look
Capon them, and wishing those oyes
r'(Hded from tuo insuuerauie glory, tho
EfmUJUSia UI.UUI uw n.u wuiiwuauui
fwith twain ho did cover tho faco."
i as Qod tells this seraph to go to
farthest outpost of immensity on
age of light and lovo and joy, and
; back before tho first nuthem. it does
fhfcot, take" the seraph n great whllo to
,prfwi mmsuti upon tno air witu nniin
' f ihd celerity ono stroke- of tho wing
itqnal to ten tiiousaud leagues or nirv
& With twain ho did fly."
ynJMiUTv tub rnoi'Eit btatk of man.
The moist practical and useful lesson
jiffcVyou and me, when wo seo tho soraplt
idlng hla wings over tho leot, la n
souof humility at imperfection. Tho
itfhtost angels of Qod aro so far lte-
'ttfth God that ho charges them with
! lolly. Tho seraph bo far beneath God,
fraud .we.bo far beneath thoBoraphiuacrv-
Fteawo ought to bo plunged in humility,
ttw and complete. Our root, how lag-
Jard thov havo been in tho divlno sorvicel
30tr feet, how many missteps they havo
? aknl Our feet, in how many paths of
i mtriuttuess uuu tuny vuur navu wiukuui
Neither God nor soraph intended to
' Imt any dishonor upon that which is ono
IbiMtie mastcrpioces of Almighty God
dm human foot, Physiologist and auat-
'mlstaro overwl.elmed at tho wonders
'if Ha organisation. "Tho Ilrldgowator
fVaatise," written by Blr Charles Bell,
i the wisdom ami goodnceo of God, as
Jttutrated in the human hand, was a
ttMult of tho flO.000 bequeathed in tho
, iat will and testament of tho Karl of
tpridge water for tho encouragement of
iChrktlan literature. Tho world could
"fford to forgive his eccentricities,
! though ho had two dogs ceatod at his
imble. aud though ho nut nix dogs alono
E in au (Mmipuge drawn by four horses
; and attended by two iootmon,
With his largo bequest inducing Sir
-Cnurled Bell to wrlto bo valuablo n book
W the wibdom of God in tho structure
the human hand, the world could al
io forgive his oddities. And tho
rtrorla could now afford to havo another
rl of Brldgewator, however idiosii-
kite, If how would induce somo other
Ubarlea um to wruo n oooic on tno
aud goodneM of God in tho con-
f ptrwotion of the human foot tho ar-
aiauon or iw nones, uta juurication or
joint, the graccfulucsfl of its linos,
i iugeinmy of iw cartilages, tho ueli-
of iw veins, the rapidity of its mus-
oontrautiou, tho ininsltiveuoas of
iwirvec
I aound Ue praiwa of the human foot.
run ttoat wo unit or cuiuu or marou.
U the foundation of the physical
H i the iww vf a God poUod
With it the WHirior bracea
if forlwttte. With il the orator
U hlutwlf for eulogium. With it
toilw tmakm his work. With it
untragwl sUwnn his iudlgnatiou.
om an irropwable dlastr. It
i an invaluable equlmuet. If you
at to know 1U value. ak the man
whte foot pnf'1 l!tt rtitfvcl'l.
or inrchlnery hath crnstl, or Hur
geon's knife hath Mnptttetcd. Tito
Bible honors it. IfcpctJal c.tre, "Lest
thou dash thy foot agaitifct a Htonej" "ho
will not suffer thy foot to bo moved;"
"thy feet shall not Humble." Especial
charge, "Keep thy foot when thou
goest to tho house of God." Especial
peril, "Tiieir feet shall ftlido in duo
tlmo." Connected with tho world's dls
Bolutionj "He shall Bet one foot on the
Boa and tho other on tho earth."
Glvo me tho history of your foot and
I will give you tho history of your life
time. Tell mo wiultat steps it hath
' gone, down what declivhlen, and in
what roads and In wnnt dttccuons, nuu
I will know more about you than 1
want to know. None of us could endure
tho scrutiny. Our feot not always in
paths of God. Sometimes in paths of
worldliness. Our feet, a divitio and
glotious machinery for usefulness and
work, so often making missteps, so often
going in tho wrong dirct'tioil. God
knowing every step, tho p-.triarbh say
ing, "Thou settoit a print o.t t .o hecla of
my feet." Crimes of tho hand, crimes
Of the tongue, crimes of tho eye, crimes
of the car not worse than too crimes of
tho foot. Oh, wo want the wings of
humility to cover tho feot. Ought wo
not to go into Folf abegnation before the
all searching, ull scrutinizing, all try
ing eyo of God? Tho eerap'is do. How
much morowe. "With t ..T.iu ho cov
ered tho fret."
THE BONDAGE OF TIN.
All this talk about tho dignity of hu
man nature is braggadocio nud a sin.
Onr naturo started at tho h'j-i J of God
regal, but it has been paupt n'r.ed. There
is a woll in Belgium whi -!t otico had
very pure water, and it wv.a stoutly
masonod with etono and brick; but that
woll afterward became tho tenter of the
battle of Waterloo. At the owning of
tho battle tho soldiers with their s.iben
compelled tho gardenor, Will-am Von
Kylsom, to draw water out of tho woll
for them, and it was very pure water.
But tho battlo raged, and t'treo hun
dred dead and half dead were flung into
the well for quick nnd easy burial, so
that the well of refreshment becanio tho
well of death, and long aftor people
looked down into tho well, nnd they eaw
tho bleached skulls, but no water. So
tho human soul was a well of good, but
the armies of sin havo t ought around it,
and fought across it and boon slain, nnd
it has becomo a woll of skeletons. Dead
hopes, dead resolutions, dead opportuni
ties, dead ambitions. An abandoned
well unless Christ shall reopen and pu
rify nnd fill it as tho well of Belgium
never was. Unclean, uncletml
Another pernphlc posture in tho toxt,
"With twnjn ho covered the faco." That
means reveronco God ward. Never so
much irreverence abroad In tho world
as today. You bco it in tho defaced
statuary, in tho cutting out of figures
from lino paintings, in tho chipping of
monuments for n memento, in tho fact
that a military guard must stand at tho
graves of Grant and Gnriicld, nnd that
old shade trees must bo cut down for
firewood, though fifty George P. Mori ises
beg tho woodmen to spare tho treo, and
that calls a corpso a cadaver, and that
speaks of death as going over to tjio ma
jority, and substitutes for tho reverent
terms, father and mother, "the old
man" and "tho old woman," and finds
nothing improaslvo in tho rulus of Baal
beo or the columns of Kan no, and sees
no differenco in tho Sabbath from any
other days oxcopt it allows moro dis
sipation, and reads tho Biblo in what
is called higher criticism, making it
not tho Word of God, but a good book
with Bomo lino things in it. Irrovereuco
novcr so much abroad. How many tako
tho niiino of God in vain, how many
trivial things said about tho Almighty.
Not willing to havo God in tho world,
they roll up an idea of Boiilimentality
nud humnultarianism nnd itnpudcuco
aud imbecility nnd call it God. No
wings of reveronco ovor the faco, no
taking oil of shoos on holy gioundt You
can tell from tho way tltoy talk they
could havo made a bettor world than
thh, and that tho God of tho Bible
bIiocIch every BOtiBoof pioprloty. They
talk of tho lovo of God in a way that
shows you they, believe it does not mnko
any dilforcnco how bad a inuu Is here,
he will com i) in at tho shining gato.
Tlmy talk of tho lovo of God In such a
way whioh shows j ou they think it is a
getioral jail dollvory for all tho aban
doned aud tho scoundrollsm of t'to mil
verso. No punishment hereafter for any
wrong dono horo.
tiik I.OVK or ood.
Tho Biblo gives us two descriptions of
God, and tluy aro just opposite, and
they are both truo. In ono place tho
Biblo says God is lovo. In another
placo the Bible Bays God js a consuming
tire. Tho explanation is plain as plain
can be, God through Christ is love.
God out of Christ is fire. To win tho
ono and to escape tho other wo havo
only to throw oursolvoa body, mind and
soul into Christ's keeping. "No," says
Irrovorcnoo, "I want no atonement, I
want no pardon, I want no intervention;
I will go up and faco God, and I will
challenge him, nnd 1 will defy him, aud
I will ask him what ho wants to do with
mo," So tho finite confronts the intl
ulto, so n tack hammer trie to break a
thunderbolt, bo tho breath of human
nostrils defies tho everlasting God, while
the hlerarchs of heaven bow tho head
and bend tho kuoo as tho King's churlot
goes by, aud tho archangel turns away
becauho ho canuot cnduio tho tplendor,
nud tho chorus of all the umpires of
heaven comes in with full diapason,
"Holy, holy, holyl"
ltevcrenoo for ahum, reverence for the
old merely becmo it is old, reverence
for fctupidity however learned, rever
ence for incapacity, however ilmdy in
augurated, I havo none. But wo want
moro rovoreuco for God, muro reverence
for tho tiwramontft, more reverent o for
tlit Biblo, inoro roveiuuco for tho pure,
mora leverencu for tho go'td. Uever
enco a characteristic of nil gnat natures.
You hear it iu the roll of tho master
oratorio. You bco it in thollaphaels
aud Titian and Ghirlaudljos. You
study it iu the architecture of the Aholi
abd aud Christopher Wrens, Do not be
CX KAN!
s Ii you would be clean and lwya your clothes dono up
tihf jutttobtfuid dnxfciwt manner, takethoin to the
SAIiHM ftt'tiAM LAUMJKV
U work j done by white labor nnd iu tho most
flippant about God.t Do not joke about
death. Do not maHe fun of xlw Biblo,
Do not derldo the Eternal. Tho brightest
and mightiest seraph canjot look un
abashed upon him. Involuntarily the
wings como rp. "With twain he cov
ered his face."
Who is this God before whom tho ar
rogant nnd Intractable refuse reverence?
There was an engineer of the namo of
Strnaicrates, who was in tho en.ploy of
Alexander the Great, and ho olfcred to
hew a mountain in tho shape of his
master, tho emperor, the enormous fig
nro to hold in tho left hand a city of
10,000 itthabitauU, whilo with the
right hand it was to hold a basin largo
enough to collect all tho mountain tor
rents. Alexnnder applanded him for
his Ingenuity, but forbade the enter
prise ItecnuM) of its costliness. Yet 1
havo to tell you thnt our King 1 oldo in
ono hand all the cities of tho ear It and
all tho oceans, whilo ho ha.i the Uiiis of
heaven for his tiara.
Earthly power goes from hand to
hand from Henry 1 to Henry II and
Henry III, from Charles I to Cliarlci II,
from Louis I to Louis II and Lonis III
but from everlasting to everlasting is
God. God tho first, God tho last, God
tho only. Ho has ono tdescoe with
which ho sees overythini hit omnis
cience. Ho has ono bridge with which
he crosses ever thing 1. s omnipres
ence. Ho has olio hammer with which
ho builds everything his omnipotence.
Put two tnblcspoonfuls of water in tho
palm of your hand and it will oveiilow;
but Isaiah indicates that Go.l puts the At
lantic, and the Pacific, and the Ai ctic.and
tho Antarctic, and the Mi'itiierrnne.in,
and the Black sea, and all tho water.s of
tho earth in tho hollow of his hand.
Tho fingers tho beach on ono side, tho
wrist tho beach on tho other. "He
holdeth tho water in tho hollow of his
hand."
KEVERENCK THE INFINITE.
As you take a pinch of Belt or powder
between your thumb and two fingers, bo
Isaiah indicates God takes up tho earth.
Ho measures tho dust of tho earth, the
original there indicating that God takes
all tho dust of all tho continents between
tho thumb and two fingers. You wrap
around your hand a blnu ribbon five
times, ten times. You eny it i3iivo hand
breadths or it is ten hnndbrc.tdths. So,
indicates tho prophet, God winds tho
blue ribbon of the sky around his hand.
"Ho mcteth out tho henveiif. with a span."
You know that balances aro mado of a
beam suspended in tho middle, with two
basins at tho oxtremity of equal heft.
In that way what vast heft has been
weighed I But what aro all tho balances
of earthly manipulation compared with
the balances that Isaiah Baw suspended
when ho Baw God putting into the scales
tho Alps, and tho Apennines, and Mount
Washington, npd tho Sierra Nevadas?
You bco tho earth had to bo ballasted.
It would not do to havo too much
weight in Europe, or too much Weight
in Asia, or too much weight in Africa,
or in America; bo when God mado tho
mountains ho weighed them. Tho Biblo
distinctly Bays bo. God knows tho
woight of tho great ranges that cross
tho continents tho tonn, tho pounds
avoirdupois, tho ounces, tho grains,
tho milligrams just how much thoy
woighed then, nnd just how much they
weigh now. "Ho weighed tho moun
tains in Bcalcs and tho hills in a bal
ance." Oh, what a God to run against;
oh, what a God to disobey; oh, what a
God to dishonor; oh, what a God to
dofyl Tho brightest, tho mightiest an
gel takes no familiarity with God. Tho
wings of rovorenco aro lifted. "With
twain ho covered tho face."
Another seraphic posturo in tho toxt.
Tho Boraph must not always stand still.
Ho must1 movo and it must bo without
clumsiness. There must bo celerity and
boauty in tho movement. "With twain
ho did fly." Correction, exhilaration.
Correction at our slow gato, for wo only
crawl in tho servico when wo ought to
fly at tho dlviuo bidding. Exhilaration
in tho fact that tho soul has wings as tho
seraphs havo wings. What is a wing?
An Instrument of locomotion. Thoy may
not bo liko Beraph's wing, they may not
bo like bird's wing, but the soul has
wings. God says bo. "Ho Bhall mount
up on wings as eagles." Wo aro mado
in tho divlno imago, aud God has wings.
Tho Biblo says so. "Healing iu his
wings." "Undor tho shadow of his
wings." "Under whoso wings thou hast
como to trust." Wo havo folded wing
now, wonndod wing, brokeu wing,
bleeding wing, caged wing. Ayol I
havo it now. Caged within bars of bono
aud under curtains of flesh, but ono day
to bo free. I hear tho rustle of pinions
iu Soagrave's poom, which wo often
sings
HUo, nix soul, and stretch thy ulngs.
I hear tho rustle of pinions in Alexan
der Popo's stanza, which says:
I mount, I fly;
O Death, where Is thy victor) ?
A dying Christian not long ago cried
out, "Wings, wings, wings!" Tho air is
full of them, coming and going, coming
nud going. You havo Been how tho dull,
sluggish chrysalld becomos tho bright
butterfly; the dull, and tho stupid, and
tho lethargic turned into the alort and
tho bountiful. Well, my friends, in this
world wo am iu tho chrysalld state.
Death will uufurl the wings. Oh, if wo
could only renliro what a grand thing
it will be to got rid of this old clod of u
body and mount the heavens, neither
Bengali nor lark nor albatross nor falcon
nor condor pitching from highest range
of Amies, so buoyant or so mnjestic of
stroke.
boukow aouTii nsronu ronatVENEss.
Soe that eaglo in the mountain nest.
It looks bo hick, so ragged feathered, so
worn out and bo half asleep. Is that
taglo dyiugr No. Tho ornithologist
will toll you it is molting Benson with
that bird. Not dyirg, but molting.
You see that Christian elck and weary
and worn out and seeming about to ex
pire ou what is callod his deathbed, Tho
world says ho is dying. 1 say it is tho
molting seasou for his soul tho body
droppiug away, tho celestial piulons
coming ou. Not dying, but molting,
Molting out of darknesa and sin and
struggle iuto glory nnd into God. Why
do. you uot shout? Why do you fit shlv-
Orsfl, Crsrl.
Tii IU victims Is thnt tuPTtmthlo na to bu
ius.u i-rtw. U'hI ittstroyer or rvsi a ne-iiiii-ni
termination w tmiuaa Ills ihe mm
twin. Uhoimnr nnottiwiitiyplwl IIU. It
t easily remcKllablo Hi tu outel with
)(otUer's Htmuaoh Hitlers, vtUMt ril t
ttis raeuiHttlo virus mm th hhfU
throtmh th kidneys. Thertt eUtt Mi
atuplasl ovldenoo to prove that In cw-e
tbal aav rttea oOter trwtuict th
. Sitters M produced thorough unit mtm
ami rmU. Hat to tnporls with th's
mahuljr t tolly. Atlnrt It at mm wttb Uie
KHm aad it may tut Btppd In tt rmJ.
wnaa malum It 1 the bw obsUaalo r
cetttptaiau. KWay wwJftt. ayspapHa,
mrUiW, UwtpUrfit pmit, emtotlputtoa.
Malaria, awt llrW swipteUt feat a hasty
ttsMVraaataa wnm is iHtaaaaatiiM
irMWti A wttselMafut tkrM ttwaia
rrki
mi
vrmg nt the thought of death and trying
to hold back and wishing yon conldstay
,hero fomver, and apeak of departuro as
though tho subject wero filled with skel
etons ami the varnish of coffins and as
though you preferred lamo foot to swift
wing
O iciip! of God, let na stop playing
tho fotil i .id prepare for rapturous flight.
Whca your soul stands on tho verge of
this life and there aio vast precipices
beneath and sapphircd domes above,
which way will you fly? Will you
ewoopor will yon soar? Will yon" fly
downward or will you fly upward?
Everything on the wing this morning
bidding ns aspire. Holy Spirit on the
wing. Angel of tho new covenant on
tho wing. Timo on tho wing, flying
away f row us. Eternity on tho wing,
flying toward us. Wings, wings, wingsl
Live eo near to Christ thnt when you
aro dead people standing by your life
less body will not soliloquize, saying,
"What a disappointment lifo was to
him; howaverso ho was to departure;
what a pity it was ho had to die; what
an awful calamity." Rather standing
thero may thoy see a sign "moro vivid on
your still face than tho vestiges of pain,
something that will indicate that it was
a happy exit the clearance from op
pressive quarantine, tho castoft chrys .
lid, tho molting of the faded and use
less and the ascent from malarial val
leys to bright, shining mountain tops,
and bo led to say as they stand there
contemplating your humility nnd your
reverenco in lifo and your happiness ii.
death, "With twain ho covored tho feet
with twain ho covered tho face, witll
twain he did fly." Wingal Wings'
Wings I
Now sprinkle your Chribtmas trees.
Somo peoplo aro novcr satisfied. Tho
man who finds fault with August heat
will complain of cold in Fobrnnry
This might fairly l.o called tho ico age.
Ice has now becomo a necessity of tho
Buinmor time, and haa ita wintor values
as well. Think how it clinks nnd laughs
and sparkles with good fellowship
well, say in a glass of lemonade.
About this timo of tho year it's a good
idea to tako a look at tho joads leading
to town, and to bee whether tho path
masters "and ovorscers hayo dono their
full duty. Tho nppd of well kept high
ways grows daily moro apparent.
Tho Bankers' Reporter gives some in
teresting statistics which mako food for
reflection for tho btudsnfc of tho all ab
sorbing question of h.bor nnd capital.
Thero aro nino Americans who possess
from $50,000,000 to (;1 50,000,000, and
perhaps a thousand who aro worth a
million or more. The Duke of West
minster, who possesses tho largest for
tuno in a foreign, land, is worth about
$00,000,000, and Queen Victoria, whi is
tho richest monarch in tho world, is
worth only $15,000,000.
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ENGINES
Fata fewer parts, and ftr
Of Onlt?rlhtttI RnVntllfP HUH DC arnantfnta ana4iiis ham
r j IU Just Usui Uia burner, turn ibo nbeel- aud U
runs au day,
MAKES No SMEM. OU DIKT.
JTo doublo or fulse rxploilons, to freours. wltlx ttM)
till sltl . k.l- an.. .1. "
UUIVIWW1S EJ4,
I 111 Jrr i awcjQ I V liJ I
b) :r rye Ty
A Mice
Quiet Game
Is never
Complete
without a
liberal supply of
Biackweii's Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco,
composed only of "pure leaf," grown in the famous
Golden Belt, its uniform quality, and rich fragrant aroma
recommend it to all who desire a really good smoke.
No other smoking tobacco lias ever been made which has
secured and held the popular favor as has Blackwel.'s
Bull Durham. It is now, as it has been at all times dur
ing the last 25 years, the best in the world. Made only by
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO.,
DURHAM, N. C.
Tor Simplicity It Itonta tha World.
It Oils itself Automatically,
No Batteries or Kloctrlo Rpark.
It roaawltli aCbssnrr Qradeorcasollns thaaaar
other limine.
nm pncairrivB ctucuutas am-lt to)
PALMER & REY, Manufacturer
Sis fraasteo. C:i. ai Fv&atl, Cr.
i-fYisrrKitf's
ELa ilIG BEL1
UTIST PATENTS
KST
MsfMVtMEHTS.
fi
jTktKtSt
WITH EIECT88'
MaCNrTirt
SWPENSQRr.
tnutiNWllkwl tltlds au Kukw, mrtlu fnsm
WtlUlll.lMlkll. l.kK, tai. t.,fit IIHulllk.
aMtaaM.as4s)M a wmnui U tuiaVtifeitirt
i tauti after U k rtmMin r.iwi, "'
ttis aaan4 rilmwuhh l UU .ad tmrutw u
BBEsgaatasgssa
riiurch Direcfor'.
CCjibbri-and PnesiiYTisiiiAN. Salem,
Oregon, Hev J. E. lilalr, l'.istor. Sunday
school oery Sun-'ny, 10 a. m. Preaching
every Muuday, 11 a. rn. anil 7:30 p. m.
Church 1'uune on 111h sticet, hotween
Jlarlou and Uulon. Eveiy.-ody 'welcome.
SlKTJiODiSTKi'istv.PAi- :o- vices onHab
bath nt 10:30 nnd 7:'10. huinlay school nt
12, Ej worth L-.fi;ut'B at K io; l'raj er meet
ltn every Thiirxdity evanms. Rev. C. L.
Kcllcrran,p.i6tor
EVANori.iCii,. Corarr 'if .lbcr'.y nail
Onter streetn. nndnj f rvkKH 10:3) u. m.
jnU7:30 p. iu.,Siiuoiiy s;hol 12 m Y. P. o.
0. K. ti:M p. in.; Praj er mt aing Thurndny,
;3ip. in. J, Bouemox, i.ii-ler, residence
127 Liberty b'net.
PiiihliVTUiiiAN. Cluitcli ftieet, betfcju
ChtineaetUHUd Onter. PieM-hlng inurn
ing nnd evening; ijttbbath school ut 12 ra.;
Y, P. s, C. K. itt :b0 p. m.; pvnyer meetli.g
Thursday at7:S0p. m. lcv.7. 11. Owyuce,
i. U pastor.
The Ciiuncit of God Holds n-Heitis
services In the Good Tomi ier'K hd.ll Tuok
duy, TburHday und Frlduy uveulngs. bun
duys nt 10.30 ii.ni. and 7:50. 8uuil..y school
it !1 p. in. Llder N.N. Mnihawh, jusior.
t. Josei'ii'H Catholic chukcii. Che
incKetu uud Cottutju. Huuuay norviti-s: Low
nnissH 7.30 u. in.; high mass 10.SO; tiUuday
school a p. m.; vespers 7:-v; woeis d:. , low
jiiitiiH 7 u. m. llo. J. 8. White, pastor.
Conoih-gational. Cjrner Center and
Liberty beryfues Sunday iu lu:J0 u. in. und
i p. in.; Suuduy bebool 12 ui., Y. P. B. C, K
at B : U i. in.; prayer meeting 7:S0 p.m.l burs
duy. Itev C. Ii. Corwln, pastor.
bT. Paui. KridCoi'Ai. Ci'uacu. Corner
Cnuruh uud Chemekein. a;iTces 10.J0 a
in. aud 7 p. m.jwunauy school 11:43 a. ui.;
icrvlco Thursday 7:30 p. ru. Kev. W. Lund,
lector.
Kxttsr DA1TI8T. Liberty and Jhulou.
Jers lctb 10:30 a. in. aud 7:00 p. m.; Sunday
school 12ni.;joung pooplc'u meeting at B
p. in.; prytr meetiug 7.30 '1 hursday. Itev.
ltobtrt W uiUtl.ir, pastor.
PhKK WtiiioDihT. l.e. H. P. rrcalley
pastor, tiervices Kuml.iy uiornlng uud
eYenlii,Suuuuy school ut 10 a in.; piuer
meeting 'iiua n.gUi. Cuuich opposite
North Haiuui school.
I'ltlUNDS. At Highland park on car line,
dcrvlces 10.:W a. in, uud 7.u0, p. iu.; ounday
school 12 in.; Christian udeuor 0 p. ui.:
piujur meeting Thuisday 7:b0p. in. JCuv
V. M. Ueurge, pastor.
Olioian Haitist. Soivkutiu Urtrman
Uiptlt chinch north of Cotuigo stieet.
Uunduy school alio u, ra. Picachln,; nt 11
a.m. Eveuiugkeivlc.ui7.3u. ItcV. John
Fochter, pastor.
CziitisTiAN. Ulgh uud Center, buudity
school 12 m.; preaching Iu.jU a. iu.; j ouug
people's socltty B.30 p. m.; pmu.hlng 7:30
p. m. Itev. V. It. Williams, pustor.
Ulkman Kefoumeu.-Uipluiluud Marl
on., rjuuduy service 11 u, iii.jtuuuay tchooi
10 u. in.; pia er tueellnj 'udutsiUy 7:30 p.
in. Hov. J. Jluellhuupi, pajtor,
CituisriAN bciKNCK. tjervlces In Uul
turlau hall at MfcSO u.m.uti.t 7:30 1, m ; bub
bath bchool 12 in.; Blbie utuuy a'hursduy
evonlnc.
Unitaiii.n ( iiuitcii, lievotlonal mett
Injat lhoOu. m. Huuda sihool ut 12 m.
every Buuday until ucptouiLer 1st. Ail
invited.
South Salem SI. K. church. Preach
lug every suuday ut 10:30 u. m. und 7:30 p.
in. J, 11. Kooik, pastor.
ukhman Lui'HKhN. ortll Cattage fit.
Services ou 1st and 8d tsundny ol each,
month at 2 p. in. Kev. Q.n..lileerlpastur.
AFRICAN MK1H0DI8T, Norlh Hlllsm.
Services ul 11 a. in. uud 7.33 p. m. buucluy
school at 1 p. m. Itev. O, W. hlte.pasiLr.
Temperance gospel mecc-tlngs at 4 o'clck.
Sunday nt W, C, T. U, hull.
-t
.CARTER'Sl
ORE
Mck Hesdaehoand rellore all the troublfslnct
dent to u bl lous state of the system, such in
Ululneu, auaen. Dron sinew. Distress aft.-i
mling, I'aln hi the Mdr o While thelrmoM
remarkable success hns be n tJiown iu curiiu
CSS4f.
5Hs5w5J
Headac. . yst OA-iTm s Ijttls Lives riLii"
re (Hunlly valuable in Conktipailon. cunnp
ind prereiitliiR this annoying complaint- while
dicy also correct all disorders of the stomach
ttlmulate the llTer and regulate tha bovreltC
u U they only cured
HEAD
che they would be almost priceless to thoss
who suffer from this distressing complaint,
ut fortunately their froodnenw does -not end
nere, awl those who once try them ill tlnd
hese little pills valuable In so many wnvs that
.hey will not be wlulne to do without them
Hut after nil sick head
ACHE
the bane of so many Urea that hers It where
,e iiiake our jreat boast. Our rills cure It
tthlla other do not
CUrtui'b Urns: Ijtbi Piua are very small
ami very bb.v to tak. Ono or two pilto make
A dosa. They are strictly Tegvtalfc and do
cisras laxrars oa. v ict
m klMi.
NOTICE.
I wish to aay to my evMomen In the
lumber trad thai 1 liv rdet nr po.
sittou ta the lnatan, Pnttfsea Oo, lubr
yanl here, but s4HI aid tha patronace of
theeoatraeters, aad 1 will try io wu it
Uieirenroaea Interest t wA nn u,
Bt my prleea before pMlMkMM etaewoera.
NEW VDVKttTIHKMXNTS.
Wood Saw.
Everybody pets fbarles Smith's fWiiii
ood miw, "the Hustler." Orders i.t 27
wood
Front street.
For Locating Mines.,
Dr. H. Smith Hi.' -" ' writ In "rc
gon for the rulo nt MhrHr I .Kleitro Wae-
nellcrocis lor lotjmi g 'i " ;
bllNcr. Tills Initiument had heiiye tho
enc of Uold nnd yiler denoalis w nether
In the form i r lliuoen lo.nor ijiiuii imn.
'1 he muker c'aims that n cari-lul luvtsll-
J.. ..n ... 1. .... rrA 1i tlin PYIW I IO-
KIlllUU I" Mill iu uiri u' " " -- -
onlityofthM trcxsuio. For furiher infor-
mntion piease auuit-H
DR. H. SMITH,
7-29-tt
Fulcm, I'ltgnn
Burton
Bros.
STATE STREET
BRICK YARD.
Lnnre stock of commou Br'ck n'ways oti
hand. I'rH-jiedfand orna-nenpil urltK
made to order.;
luveordeisnt O.&tolz ?A falute fctrwt,
Goodhue A Cuhlll, Uj Uitt Sliei.t, or at tlio
yuid, opposite State Prison.
Notice to Contractors.
TIlEBfiARDol Capitol Building com
missloneiB Invite sealeil proposali lor
tue construction of a water system raid a
system of protection ngalunt lire lor the
htaie Capitol. Mptclflcntious may be seen
nt the governor's ofllce. 'Ihe nuht to re
ject any or all bids is ii'stnid. Jilds will
ob opened ai 2 ociuck p. m., xuesuiy,
August 23, 1S02.
nij,VLSii, 1'imui-ii,
GEO W. MOBltlilK,
PU1L. METC11AN,
Board 1 1 1 ouimlssloners.
ffii. A. Munly, Clerk ot Board. 8-ltt-td
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and nmuoiT Uliu,s, )nl Jfa
pcr and iioriler, Artiste' Ala
Xuriuls, Lime, Hair. Nails und
Sisinglcs Itaj, J-'eod and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc.
For.'.Sale, Cheap.
A number nt trios ut this sorins Plvm
oulh Hoclt, Btuck Liicg.U.it,, bite Leg
horn, and Puitru'gcioUitnull thorough
bred jUiCfe. Buyti.rly,buvi t preis rhurgid
and get the pica: ot the seas. u. S3tot5jn:r
uiutuiiicuiui- suioiiieui. --faarebs
1:. HUKJi.;. aaleiu, Or,
Notice of Final Account.
To nil whom It may cencer.i:
NO I1CK is hereby glvi u tl at the under
slgutdttdminiHtiutoroi tho estate of
j.uri W. Hutton, Ueceiihiil, has thlii da)
filed hlsfluuluecouiitasBUch uamlnlsira
tor, with the cltm of tho county court for
Marlon cmiity, Ort gnu, iwn tbe Judge of
said com t bus tlxed the iiith day oi August
lbJ, ut 1 o'clock p. m. at ilio county court
room In the court bou,oot s.ild county, ns
the tiu.e uud place lor the hi irlug of uiy
objetilons hlch theio may l e to tald ac
count and toi tho stttlemeui litreof.
J.H.KOIlltUoT,
. . , ,- Admlnlsinitor.
July 19. 16I2 7--jt
Bills Warned.
SKALKDbtds will be rcccUed by the
County U.rkot Murlou lounty, trntlt
edneoday, -cptvinboi 7, li.',ut ! o'clccU
p. in., for keeping paupers nt the touniy
pooriarmot -Murionioiiiily, rorpartiru
lors inquire of county clerk or Judge. The
right Is retened to K-Ject uu or uli bids.
JKMw.Uw W.Jl tGAN.CIerlc;
Bids for Wood.
SKALPOJblds will be rfcclvfd by the
Couuiy clerk of Marlon lOUHty, until
ediiesdy,i-epieiiiber7th, au o'clock p
in., for SO cords ot good pj;0 cakandid
m.Msof ood.Mr.ilgiit.ciar old body nr
CKd to ho dtlhertd nt inn oomt house In
nSfnV.H1 Ue r,ut '" ltlsrved to relect any
(Ml iwlw 01'erU
For Sale.
r lioiul iftiiii sniiMu
uudr fence, with
39H Ai.c:
wu rj CO umt jeuce. wun
bsUiuce timber, i, .leUallor part, cheap:
ou rei.hf unb'e i.ini,, ' "
io -.,' ' KN Kit, Salem. Or.
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East, North and South,
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..C0L0NI&T SLEEPERS,
RECLINING CHAIR CARS
Aim niurso.
nitu uintnoi
Steai-iw PortUi d to s.n Fn.ndeo Every
4 Days,
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THJi WATCmtAltEI?,
2I5V Commerclsl St., !-ltm, Oregon
(Next door m Kli-m'h.)
Bpeolalty ot 6p(cio!c, und repnlru,.
torks. Wnlrhl Him ;rHni
THE WILLAME1TE,
SALJSJkl, OM1GOK.
llntcs, 2.60 to r.0) porno).
The best hotel btwcKul'oriiand nnd. mi.
Francisco. 1'lrsHlHss II nil IU appoint
menls. Its table- tu Mrvid wltfi th.
Chufcv.it J1' n 1 Its
UrounllU the Wlllaiui-Mii ley.
A. I. VsAiaNr?, Prop
Chas, Wrel5:
GERMAN MARKET,
123 Htllto St.
Fne del' very. All kinds of meat otiO
mii-une Lnv pricis Old pmri.usnrere-
liiesli'u to cioti. ui ouuuis uuu raiow dus
ness.
FOR SALE!
CHOICE TRACTS FOR SUBURBAN
HOMES AND FRUIT GARDENS,
Within one-huli mllo of two electrlo street
car lluihiuiQ iiili rounds elation und poM.
ofllce only two 1 ml one-quarter mile,
fioin the ctuter of Snlcm. llelthy, beau
llful lociillot.. t-o 1 extn.cood, well drulnto
nnd rich, frlce low uud terms easy.
K-io-tt 11. w.uo-rrLu.
FOR SALE.
Absolmely - Safe - Investment.
$10,000 FOR $6,000
The uew twn-tory bilck Moro bulldlu,
i,tidgruHnd'fi upitd b Urn, I'-. Smith, on
I ommtrcliU htuei K.n sak fur JB.OOO. If
lilkeiltoon. iipn'BJw hi rail, uu uuu.
Kill 0 wortu MUUtU in Iib
nnuiltllt ILIlfl
than llveycuis
b-iu-ii
11. W.COTUih.
Scaled ItMs ior a lir idge.
BYOHDKHof tliet-'ouuty Court of M.i
lion county. Oki;uii, muled plain.,
hiuiln alanr.iin-, und ids fur u wug u
brldtu 111-10 the N lili.-xiillt.iu rler, at
Mill Utj.Muiion cciutily.OfiKun, will bu
rcclvedby the clou. 1 f ..nld court tint 1
hrlduy, -1'pU.inber.f, IK.', ut H n. ru., of
said day. asid bridal to be su ten leel ui
the clear, concd and jalntcn, and to b
located at ono of tvn inc-posea . lies, one of
which site lBliuiutdlutt-ly lielow and ih
olt,er above the rallroi.d biidgo ut sai.i
place.
heparato bids will Le rtcehed for encluf
sid lociitious, una lor Ihe lotii'ion ubo
suld ralhoud bridge ihe bid will be ibrhuid
wagou brlaco3c uslveol thi)iiiprriicb on
the noi tn bide 01 Mildilver. Mpurnto bid
will alsobi u-telvcd lnr mid brMgo cxcli
sivoof thelumbtr, 'he county ftirnl.-blic;
all lumbti on the Bround ui.n the contrai -tor
luriiihhlng ull othui mut'ln). Km. h
bidderwlll boitqniuri tc'dejosit with bis
bid 6 per cent. 01 tin iiliuiuut of Midi bid
lonhld' the HhUlt 1 1 the awarding f said
contractu. 1 j law icquiud uud provldiu
Bald ouit rtbti vi x ihe nght ti l.Jtctuiij
auu an oms lcceiveu unuei uie hum oruer.
8td WAI.l:. LOAN, Clerk.
Hcibro Starting on a .Tournoj
A person usually dci-lreo lo gnln some In
formation ns to the most desliahlo loutoto
lake, and will pun huso lid. tin lu the one
tLatnlllalloiu him the rjuld island best
siivlce. heloro siartiug on a tilp to CM-ciii-o
orny point Knu, you Bhuuidprovlue
ourtcli'wilh umapund tlmo tatile of the
tt Istonsln Centiul Line Tho ttulns tun
on this route ai eebtlbuleoudi.reeciulpptd
with Pullman's latest Drawint hcuniBleep
eis, elegant I ay Coaches and L'lnlng (ais
ol latest design, built expressly lor this sei
vice, und are exquisite in lumlshlngs aud
convenient aud lomforlable In nrrangt
mtnt and Mnomplitolu evtty detail that
they have nompiilorln comlort uud ele
guuee. 'IhedluiUK tur service lh pronoui.
cod by all the n or-l elegiint evil inaugui
uted, and is oj eiuttd In tho lulu est cf lis
pjtlOUb.
Kabt tialns Ma tho 'WlFconsln Central
Lines leave iMIiinei.polisdiiily at 12:43 pm.
und U-i5 p m., und -t. Fr.ul ut l:.p. in.
iii(l7:lop. rn., malting favorable connec
tion with all iralnb lrom the West uud
boutuwest.
Kor tickets, maps, pnmphlets and full
Information j ply lo O.K. McNeill, C. P.
ndT. A., Jlluuutpolls, Minn ,and to Jus,
U. Tond, Ueuernl Passenger and 'licktt
Afciint. Chicago, ill. 1-KHy
THE YAOUlKA ROUTE,
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development company'!
steamship line. !5 miles shutter, 2) houn
losstime than by any otuei toute. Hi
Ciim throuth pussenter and freight lh.
trom Portland and all points In theAi
lamette valley to nnd lroin bun Fruuclsc
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except aundays).
Leave Albany 1:00 PM
Leave uoi-vulllH 1S0PK
Airivo Yaqulnn fi:U)P.M
Leave Vaqutua --. I'M A M
Leave Corviillls lU.SoAM
Airlve Albany 11:10AM
O. A C. trains connect at Albany and
Corvallth.
The abovo trains connect at YAtJlJJN.l
with the Oregon Development Corb Lin
jfHtofliushlrisbetweem Yaoulna ana ta
Krnnelsco.
N. H. Passengers lroin Portland nnd all
W lllamette Valley points can rnalu clott
connection with the trains 01 th
V At) U 1NA HOUTE at Alban; or Uorvalhs
and If destined to ban i-rnnclsco, should
arrange to arrive at Yaquicu the evening
before date of sailing.
fessHiger and Irelglit Rsti-s AU)-i tit
Lowest. Tor Iniorruatioii apply to ilessis
HULJ1AN Co., hrelght and aicret
Agents 200 and 20a 1-ront St.. Portland, OrJ
o
O.O. HOUUK Ac't Gen'l Krt. t
Pass. A gt., Oregon PuclrlcK.lt. ( .,
. Corvullis, Or'
.C.H.HABWl'ili.Jr.Gin') Krt; i.
Pass.;Agt. Oregon Dtvelorn.el.t
Co., U Monii,iRion !'
S50Q
ffiiy
'MvIK
m
S&& I
r.'J.K,
GaspT MUM
" Jiii HiiniyL
HEALTH.
r,.lllcli?1 aWn Balsam No. 1
Cures Chancres, nm and second sta,'0,
Bores on the Legs and Be.ly: Sore Dus,
l,ye!t.T,.?8t Klc- t-'oppcrKMlorfd Blotches
SyphllltioOatarrh. diseased Scalp, ard all
primary forms of tho dlseasa known a
Syph lis. Irlce, 65 OO per Bottle.
LeHtchmi's Golden Balsam No.a
'"-Tertiary. JlercurlalHyphlliUo Rheu
S11?11! p'n 'n tbe Bones, ralni in the
Sfaokuf,?..tha Netki l"rated &
fhroat. Syphilltlo Itath, Lumps ai a con
,.Co"1.f s,lflnra of the Limbs, anil
e?d.IFlU " .dl"8 Irom the system,
whether caused by Indiscretion or abuse
S? -TlJrcur?t ,faT,n the bld pure and
?.bv V'e 8S 00 P' "ottle.
5 Jif VUA 0 SpanlsU Antl.
? O'orth8 fire e Gonorrhcsa, (Meet,
Irritation Oravel, and all Urinary or Oenl-
BottTeIn8menU Vrle 59 P1
'"J A"!' 0oMe Spanlah In.
jsctlon, torserer oases ol Oonorrhojs,
Inflammatory Ule,StriettUe,to. Prlc
lor th aectlre heaia rphllltlo Sores
andernptlons. prlr(,l 60 per Box.
.-.'M11 OoWesi PUIa-Kmi
aBdBnlutreataBWtj Iqm ot physical no
Tanln Mud J.I.V. ""
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