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MOt INTEWIKTI f HI 9U-
AYOFTHAfOCALT't.
tht ymi naT)4(MHi a hoy3tE7rt
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AmI jHperHH'wA1it
1-Ahil Th& fit tni th lint-
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, J Ml- 2. Dr. Talmtme re-
mh M(ftrn tour or iffecli'
tMtariM for ln daw iti Ken-
TfcuWmnui; 'AlMinmR, Qcorfdn
Gftrollrm, anil rwumoil I1I.1
MnaotM on Ood everywhere.
wtwd 011 "Th AMronoJiiy or
or, kA Among the Stars',"
lolofcy of tint Bible! or, God
turks" "TlwOrsKLology
or, God 'Among the Bird,
ka of "Tlw Precl&u Stone
i or, Gkl Anion the Ame-
. Ottbloct, "The Wall of Heftven."'
BtvalAtton xx, ID, "Tfae fotindn
Ot tkt -wall of tlw city Were gar-
Wtth all mitinr of precious
'IBm& I b frank and tell yoa what aro
MitM on you today? They nro to
yo bomwlck for heaven: to con
yo ooncemliig your dr-pjtrtttj
&ML frtends by giving you flomo
ot tf brilliancy of the hcciics In
tL8y now cemmingle: to glvo nil
! ttw Lrd a more olovatoil idea
Wr they are tcoinu to tuns tho
ot the yars of their existence, arid
Mt all tlw Indifferent and noylccUsl
Svlfr m ana immeuiaio prurwrfliion.
t tbr may hayo it likewise,
'ok, it in to induce many of oar young
to study a volume of God that
tvw open, hut without Botne ac-
1 with which it is imtiOHfiiblu
ttktawituKl the Bible I mean tho
etouee. their arysteiMzntioiif
powers of refrsctlontliclrclt arage,
fracture, their luster, their ihos-
, their transparency, t:ielr in-
of color tid ahape, and wh it they
to do with tho welfare and doom of
And the destiny of natiomi aye,
positive revelation thoy make of Gel
' text standi tut in tho presence of
tat stupendous oplondor of tho unl
find that in the wall of heaven,
-WU& aAya of it fouudntions that thoy
MW frnlh&l with all nmimor of pro-
anaajNoeea. Ail tho ancient cities mm
iMtft far.Wety, arid heaven lias a wall
-rlliig safety. You miy nay
pailtVll, wade np,of nil manner of
jptiaiotMl stones is figurative, but you
, tjtmnat Hnderstand tho forco and Mjjnlfl
mm of tl'.o ftguro unlcoi yon know
HjWUMlJHy about the real structure nnd
trajsWand yaluoof tho precious stones
MMiftQfieu,
Kow, I propose this morning, so far as
flit Lord may help mo, to attempt to
gttasW not the wall of heaven, but tho
jfcttndfttlong of tho wall, and I ask you
to jot me in tho attempt to scale somo
ot tb heights. Wo ahull only get part
ot ttw way up, but bettor that than to
toy down on tho stupid lovol whore tho
JMMt ot W have all our lives been stand-
, Hip We begin clear down at tho Lot
" mm (ad where the wall begins.
", TM8 JAfll'HK WAIX.
Wkiflktk layer of the foundation,
ftMpf frfl around tho city and for
ttjMnpHles, U a layer of jasper. Indwd
mm to wore of jasper in tho wall of
tbiwi of any other brilliant, bo
not only composes a part of tho
1, but inukes,up tho chief part
mrmituro, 'ifio jiisper is a
of many colors. It is
t, it to yellow, it is greou, it is vor
t, it to red, it is purplo, it is black,
i to so striped with colors tliat much
1 to sailed ribbon j'siwr.
U tofound in Siberia und Egypt, but
'W nsre in most i.iihu and or great
, for it is so hard tho ordinary uroo-
mtm oHot break it off from the places
TBr It Has leeii deposited. Tho work
'MM bore holt into tho rock of jasper,
Htm driye into thoso holes sticks of dry
Mrofa woodland then saturate tho sticks
fist keep them saturated until they bwoII
aswiujrh to split tho rock, and tho frag
liiwU are'bronKht out nnd polished and
twmsportel aud out into eainws and put
Mdad the, glass doors of museums.
1 The norteitUs of ltomnu emirarors voro
jattMt-i It, 'Tin finest intaglio over Been
il In the Variean tuusenm, tho head of
Mhnryu it jasper. By divinu arrange-
MtMitlqprHdorued tho breastpluto of
Htt mk priest in tho ancient temple.
kiKhtTw-XTWire first ch.,Her of Kerdatlon without go-
S lmMMH Tlw Hebrews tlwHght.lngn to some of tlw particular of the
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let mast signlflottut iiositiou iswhero
M gtows, wtd burns and darkens and
ltiitlH tWfl preaohes from tho lowest
sjInstUH of.the wall of heaven. Glud am
I Mast ttte very first row of stone in tho
wall of heaven to Jusiwr of many colors,
VyotM purple u la purjuo, and
yum mm brown it is brown, and if
Nh gwtM It W green, nnd ir you
ksjMr yellow it is ochur yellow, and
yen Usm venullion it is vermilion, nnd
M$m Mm bkok It is black. It suggests
MM tkftt heaven to a place of all colors
a 1 irtww of Vplulon. colors of creed, col
mot Mm, eelors of taste.
t WW lll.UK BAVrtlUUL
Bat W want pa up In this inspection
m wsmaauoaa or tlm great wall of
and after leaving the jasper the
ktkiaaifiiMfttoiie reached to aamthlro.
mtBULWJumy WW"' the city 1,600 mile.
sree in saymg tliat the
the Bible, to what wo now call
Job speaks with emotion
pbtoe of sapphires," and God
0 MtMriiof this iwecioivs stoio
H to) the breastplate of the
.-oowma41ng, "Tho second
tw mm ettMtraUl, a sapphire and
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to blue, but varies from
todeejtevt ultramarine. It
MkbMm the rivers of Cey
sjssiwlisrii in compact masses.
IWiMtamt iMirwMii and New
mi Korth OanHina iiwd
IU Wue eye to wen
of the Khiae, Alter a
ftf YtaftM it UAst ilIWll
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in IbmtoH twewwwetito
ejrtittttort.
IPeVTV eP"lsJplj Tvasi IWWiBlSSVn
blsUI V Isisril VexstSLsi
Fat all lorerj) of Kcins it to subject
of a4irUon and suggMtlvenoas. Ves,
the word amethyst means a prevention
of drunkenness. Long before the Now
Testament made reference to tho ame
thyst in the wall of heaven the Tertians
thought that cups made out of amethyst
would hinder Any kind of liquor con
felnedthereitf from becoming intoxicat
ing. Tint 6f all the amothystlno cups
'from which tho ancients drank not one
had any sueh result of prevention.
For thousands of years tho world has
been looking bi rain for such a prevent
ive amethystine cnp. Staggering Noah
could nofflnd it. Convivial Ahosucms
driving Vashtl from tho gates could not
find it, TJabal breaking tho heart of
beautiful Abigail could not find it. Bd
shazzar, tho kingly rovoler, on the night
tliat tho Chaldeans took Babylon conld
not find Jt. Not ono of tho millions of
inebriates whoso skulls pave the conti
nents and pavo the deptlis of tho sea
could find it. There is no such cup.
Strong drink from hollowed nmothyst
imbrutcs tho satno as strong drink from
pewter mug. It Is not tho stylo of cup
wo drink out df, but that which tho cup
contains, which decides tho helpful or
damning result of tho bovcrago.
All around tho world last night nnd
today, out of cups costlier than nmo
thyBt,rnon nnd women havo been drink
ing their own doom nnd tho doom of
their chlldron for this Ufo and tho next.
All, it is tho amothystino cupq that do
tho wildest and worst slaughterl Tho
smash of tho filthy goblots of tho rum
merics would long ago havo taken place
by law, but tho amethystine chalices
prevent tho chalices out of which leg
islatures and congresses drink boforonnd
after thoy mako tho laws, Amethys
tlno chalices havo been tho friends of in
toxication instead of its foes. Ovor tho
fiery lips of tho nraethystlno chalices is
thrust tho tongiio of that which biteth
llko a serpent and stingeth llko an adder.
Drunkcnuoss is a combination of apo
plexy and domontla. Tho 400,000,000
victims of oplnm corao out to meet tho
100,000,000 victlmB of alcohol, and tho
two agents tako tho contract for tum
bling tho human raco into perdition, but
whether thoy will succcod in fulfilling
tho contract depoudd on tho action of
tho amethystine cups, tho amethystino
demijohns, tho amethystino alo pitchers,
tho amothystino flagons, tho amothystino
wino collars. Oh, Persians! Oh, Assyr
ians! Oh, Greeks! Oh, Egyptians! you
were wrong in thinking tliat n cup of
amethyst would prevent inobriation.
TIIK IIKIIREW BUraiOTmON.
But standing on tho top of this ame
thystino layer of tho foundation of tho
wall of heaven I bothink myself of tho
mlutako that many of tho ancient no
brows mado when they thought that the
amethyst was a producer of pleasant
dreams, Just wear a plcco of amethyst
over your heart or put it under your
pillow, nnd you would hnvo your dreams
filled with everything beautiful nnd en
trancing. No, no. Tho stylo of pillow will
not decido tho churacter of tho dream.
Tho only recipo for pleasant dreams
is to do right and think right when
you nro wldo awake. Conditions of phys
ical disease mny give a good man night
mare, but iv man physically well, if he
behnvo himself aright, will not bo trou
bled with bad dreams.
Nobuchadnezzar, with eaglo's down
under his head and Tyrian purplo over
it, struggled with a bad dream that made
Win shriek out for tho soothsayers and
astrologers to como and interpret it.
Pharaoh, amid tho marblo palaces of
Memphis, was confoundod by a dream
in which lean cows nto up tho fat cows
and tho small ears of corn dovoured the
Bovcn largo ears, and awful famino was
prefigured. Pilate's wife, amid clouds
of richest upholstery, had n startling
dream, beeauso of which sho sent a mes
sage in hot hasto to a courtroom to keep
her husband rrom enacting a judicial
outrage. Unt Jacob, at Bethel, with a
pillow of mountain rock, had a blissful
dream of tho ladder angel blossoming.
Bunynn, with his head on a hard
plank of Bedford jail, saw tho gates of
tho celestial city. St. John, on tho bar
renest island of tho JCgcnu sea, in his
dream heard trumpets and saw cavalry
men on whlto horses and a now heaven
and n new earth. No amount of rough
pillow can disturb tho night vMon of n
saint, and no amount of amethystino
charm can deleetato tho dream of n mis
creant. But, somo ono will say, why havo you
brought us to this amethyst, tho top row
of tho foundation of tho heavenly wall,
if you nro not nblo to accept tho theory
of tho ancient Greeks, who said that tho
amolhyst wns a charm against intoxica
tion, or If you nro not willing to accept
tho theory of tho Ancient Hebrews that
the amethytt wus a producer of pleasant
dreams? My answer is, I havo brought
you to tho top row, tho twelfth layer of
tho foundation of tho heavenly wall of
1,800 miles of circling amethyst, to put
you in a position w hero yon can get a
now idea of heaven; to let you eo that
after yon havo climbed up twelve strata
of glory yon tire only at tho Iumj of the
eternal grandeurs; to let you, with en
chantment of soul, look fur down and
look far up. nnd to force upon you tho
conclusion that ir alt our climbing lias
only shown us tho foundations of the
wall, whttt must tho wall itself bo; nnd
if this is tho outside of heaven, whnt
must tho Insldo bo; and if all this is fig
urative, what mutt tho reality be?
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. & si k. a a. .! a MiiAii um unnnn wl ii iiim mxii inuvi mi -- " . ..
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foumfettoti of the wsll or ttearen. 11
Mm a stmncr nUma (ot the fotiwlstion
for it to the hardest of all minerals e
ftMit Itw iitofti(md.
Bwh!re liawtl on Jasjier, a blue sky
over a fiery stfneet. St. John iKHnto to
it in Revelstfoa and ssys,"Tlie second,
sapphire " this suggest to me that
themgh or mrth and all Its furniture of
monntalne and seas and atmospheres n
Ut follapse and vanish wi Will througii'
ot all eternity havo in eiHo way kept
the most bfantifnl of earthly npiwar
ancoo, whether j ou tako Into sapphire of
the second layer as litcralrflgnrative.
Tho deep blno of our skies nnd the ilodp
blue of onr seas must not, will not, bo
forgotten. If a thousand years after thd
wnrli! li.'ii) trnnn to ashes vou or I want
to recall how tho earthly slcielookcd i:f
a summer noon or tho mldocean ma
calm, we will havo only to look at tho
second row of the foundation or tno wall
of heaven.
Oh. I am so rdad that St. John told us
abontit! Thosecond.sapphiror Whllo
wo nro living in sight of that wall spirits
who havo como from other worlds anu
who never saw our earth will visit us,
And wo will visit them, and somo timo wo
will bo in convoreo nlwut this earth when
it was yet alloat and aswing, und Wfe
jhall want to tell them about how it
looked at certain times, and then it will
jk n great objocfc lesson foi-nil eternity,
jnd wo will sayHo our visitor from somo
other world, as wo point toward tho wall
of heaven, "It looked llko that stratum
of foundotion next to tho lowest."
John, twonty-flrst chapter nnd nine
teenth verso, "Tho second sapphire."
CHAI-CEDONT AND KMERAM).
A step higher and you como to chal
cedony, another layer In tho foundation
of tho wall nnd running 1,500 miles
around tho heavenly clty.Clmlcedonyl
Translucent. A divine mixturo of agates
end opals and cornelians. 'Strlpodwith
wliito and gray. Dashed of pallor blush
ing into red nnd darkening into purplo.
Iceland nnd tho Hebrides hold forth
beautiful specimens otclinlcodony.
But now wo must mako a swift nsccnt
to tljo top of tho foundation wall, for wo
cannot minutely oxarnlno all tho layers,
and so, ptitting ono foot on tho chalco
dony of which wo havo boon speaking,
wo spring to tho emerald, and wo aro
ono-third of tho way to tho top of tho
foundation, for tho fourth row is emer
ald. That, I would jndgo, is God's favor
ite anionu Kerns, becauso it holds whnt
seems evident Is hla favorito color oh
earth, tho green, slnco tliat la tho color
most wldoly diffused nci out all tho earth's
continents tho grass, tho follngo, tho
everyday dress of naluro. Tho emerald!
Kings used It as n seal to stomp pronnn-
clnmontos. Tho rainbow around tho
throno of God is by St. John compared
to it.
Conquerors huvo considered it tho
greatest prizo to capture. What ruth
lossness when tho soldiers of Pizarro
pounded it with their hammers! Emer
alds havo had much to do with tho des
tiny of Mexico. Five of them woro pre
sented by Cortex to his biide, ono of
thorn cut Into tho nhapo of a roso, anoth
er Into tho shape of a trumiet, another
into tho shapo of n boll, with tongue of
pearl, nnd this presentation aroused tho
jeulousy of tho throno and caused the
consequent downfall of Corte. Bnt tho
doptlirf of tho sea were decorated with
those emeralds, for in a shipwreck thoy
went down off tho coast of Barbary.
Napoleon woro nn emerald at Austcrlltz.
In tho Kremlin museum at Moscow
thoro nro drowns and scepters nnd out
spread miracles of emerald. Ireland-is
called tho Emerald Islo not becauso of
Its vcrduro, but becauso It was presented
tcf Henry II of England with nu emerald
ring. Neio had n magnifying ghifcs of
emerald through which ho looked at the
gladiatorial contests at Home. But hero
nro 1,M)0 miles of omornld sweeping
around tho heavenly city In ono layer.
B.UUXfVX AND KAIUIIOT.
But upward still and you put your
foot on 11 stratum of sardonyx, white und
roil, n reaming commingling of snow and
lire, tho snow cooling tho lire, tho firo
molting tho snow.
Another climb and you reach tho stir
dins, untried after tho city of Bardius.
Another climb und you reach tho chryso
lite,, A specimen of this, Iwlongl.ig to
Epiphdnns, in tho Fourth century, was
said to Ik) so bi llllant that whatever was
put over to conceal it wus shone through,
and tho empororof China has h specimen
that Is described us having bucIi cue
trutlng radiaueo that it makes tho nli;ht
as bright as tho duy.
A higher climb and you reach tho
lieryl. Two thousand years ago tho
Greeks used this precious stono for en
graving purposes. It was accounted
among tho royal treasures of Tyro. Tho
hilt of Mural sword was adorned with
it. It glows In tho imperial crown of
Great Britain, Luther thought thotieryl
of tho heavenly wall was turquoise,
Knlisch thought it was chrysolite. Jose
phus thought It u golden colored jewel.
Tho wheels of Ezekiel's lsiou tlumod
with Iwryl and were a revolving lire.
Iho beryl apixnirs in m sided prisms,
Arid is bet in seals and intaglios, In ueok
lae and coronets. It was tho joy of
undent jewelry. It ornamented tho af
fluent with eardrops. Churleuiagno pre
sented it to his favorites. Beautiful
beryll Exquisitely aluiped boryll Di
vinely colored beryll It seem llko con
gealed eor. It looks llko frozen flro,
But stop not hero. Climb higher and
you como to topaz, u lovvlldenueut of
beauty nnd iuiuhh! after an island of the
lied
Climb higher ami you eomo to chryson
rasus, of greetibh goUlt'n hue and liarvl
us tllut.
Climb higher and you reachtho Jacinth.
iwmM after the (lower liyncluth and of
reddish blue.
thk 'Aut of ttuu AnniTO.
Tako one mora step and ou reach tho
top, not of tho wall, but tlio top of the
itHiwituwwi 01 uio wuii. aua t. Joku earta ami waven iiasiuM lutu thM m.i.. ..-.i... . v,UUMv
cries out. "Tho tvwlfth in uinHiv!!- twlv-u nm-t n( Awu,liiim -n a 11 i ... ,.V " lJ"-neyears a rec-
Thte pwcUiw Hone when found in As- tlt. mark yon, onl,- typical of tlio ph -Her rStal f Tie wi, xtSnHtM'
traltow iHdtoor Rtirora stands In eel- itual glories that roll over heaven like tewtnNework Times.
VMM m1 pyramid. For color it to a the AtUtto muI llflo ctau swtmg Two txmeatfil n-r -.-. .-.. .
rUWWwskUw Virile ptoy inwieWtlew. " hSivSV
llhjht,ferk4Wys4erkH,efcgr; Do m thaj ft whtrtU, SiSSoMSl
its dripping colors, and running your
eye along somo of Its wondrous crystal
llzatlona, ana examining noma vi
frozen light In its turquoise, and feeling
wllh your own finger tho hardness of its
sapphire, ami shielding your oyes against
the shimmering brilllanco in its beryl,
and studying tho 1,600 miles of cmera.d
without a flaw? Vet all tills only tho out
lido of heaven, nnd tho poorest part of
tho outside; not tho wall itself, but only
tho foot of tho wall, for my text says,"The
foundations of tho wall of tho city were
garnished with all ronnncr of precious
stones." Oh, get down your harp if you
can play onel Get down a palm branch
if you can reach oue I Why, it makes us
all feel llko crying out with James Mont Ment Mont
eomery: Wlitn iliull (liew eyes thr hesrtn built walls
And posrly gates behold?
Oh, my soul! If my text shows ua only
tho outside, what must tho insido be?
Whllo riding last summer through tho
emperor's park, near St. Petersburg, 1
was captivated with the groves, trans
planted from all zones, and tho flower
bods miles this way and miles tliat way
incarnadined with beauty, and the
fountains bounding in such revel with
tho sunlight as nowhere clso is seen, I
said: "This is beautiful. I novcr saw
anything liko thia before."
But when I entered tho palacoand saw
the pictured walls, and tho long lino of
statuary, and aquariums afloat with all
bright scale1?, nnd aviaries a-cliant with
bird voices, and tho inner doora of tho
palaco wero swung bark by the cham
berlain, and I saw tho emperor and em
press nnd princes and princesses, and
they greeted me with a cordiality of old
acquaintanceship, I forget all tho groves
and floral bowitchment I had seen ont
sido beforo entrance. And now I ask, if
tho outsido of heaven attracts our soula
today, how much moro will bo tho up
lifting when wo get insido nndseo the
King in hia beauty nnd all tho princes
and princesses of tho palaces of ame
thyst? Aro you not glad that wo did not stop
in our ascent this morning until we got
to tho top round of tho foundation wall
of heaven, tho twelfth row, tlio ame
thyst? Perhaps the ancient Hebrews
wero not, after all, so far out of tho way
when they thought that tho touch of tho
amethyst gavo pleasant dreams, for tho
touch of it this hour gives me a very
pleasant dream. Standing on this ame
thyst I dream a dream. I close my eyes
and I bco it nil. Wo aro thero. This is
heavon! Not tho outsido, but tho insido
of heaven.
With what warmth of welcome our
long ago departed loved ones havo kissed
us. My I now they havo changed in
looks! Thoy wero so sick when they
went nway, and now they nro so well.
Look! Yonder is tho palaco of our Lord
tho king. Not kept a moment outsido
wo nro usherod into tho throncroom.
Stretching out hia scarred hand ho says,
"I havo loved thco with an everlasting
love," nnd wo respond, "Whom havo I
in heaven but thee?"
CHILDREN IN HEAVEN.
But, look! Yonder is tho playground
of tho children. Children do not wanta
throno. A throno would not fit a child.
Thoro thoy aro on tho playgrounds of
heaven tho children. Out of tho sick
cradlo of earth thoy camo into this
romping mirth of tho eternal play
grounds. I clap my hands to cheer them
in tho gleo. Yonder aro tho palaces of
tho martyrs, and beforo their doorway
tho flowers, crimson as tho bloody mar
tyrdoms through which they waded up
into glory. Yonder is Apostolic row,
and tho highest turret is over tho homo
of Paul. Hero is Evangelist place. Yon
der nro tho concert halls in which tho
musicians of eartli nnd heaven nro tak
ing part Handel with organ, and David
with harp, nnd Gabriel with trumpet, and
four and twenty ciders with voices.
And nn angel of God says: "Whero
shall I tako yon? On what street of
heaven would you llko to live? What
cclestiul habitation would you liko to
occupy?" And I answer: "Now that 1
havo got insido tho wall mado up of all
manner of precious stones I do not caro
whoro you put 1110. Just show mo whero
my departed loved ones nro. I havo seen
tho Lord, and next I want to seo them.
"But hero aro thoo with whom I toiled
in tho kingdom of God on earth. Thoy
uro from my old parishes at Bollovillo
and Syracuse nnd Philadelphia and
Brooklyn, and from many places on
both sides tho sea whero I havo been jcr
mltted to work with them and for them.
Givo them tho best places yon can find.
i win uoip steady tnem as thoy mount
tho thrones. I will help you burnish
their coronets.
"Tako these, my old friends, to ns good
rooms as you can get for them in tho
houso of many mansions, nnd with win
dows looking out upon tho palace of tho
great Kiug. As for myself, anywhere in
heaVon Is good enough for me. Hallo
luiah to tho Lamb that was slain." But
I awake. In tho ecstasy of tho moment
my foot slipped from tho layer of nme
thybt, that ho called producer of dreams,
and in the effort to catch myself the
vision vanished. And, lo, it wns but a
dreamt
Au Iiiti-mtlng Silver M'rtMliig,
Ten days ago a woman in this city cel
ebrutcdher silver wedding anniversary
in homo rather remarkable circum-
ctntiiw Clin .... i. .1
1 11 1, " u,w ureM wreaui,
veil and slinners of tlm inini .... rr
l. ..- . ' ""T """ --. -"'
vu, uioimr aiso appeared in tho same
n,u ,,ni .,.. ... mia .i... .. .:." ..ri.w iu mo game cos-
. v II1MIMIIIMV11UV V iLIU I11YLV IIl1liVTirttlt fl..n ..Jll.
... 7.. ! - I'MS IMW Ulll'L IIM
enly wall! Ob, this eternity of decora
tlonl Oh, this opaleecent, tlorescent,
prismatic miracle of nrohlteeturot What
pntlimnuiiMit nf h11 .,.lal A ...I.. ..I:....
Of tlio blue of s,kle, and the surf of was,
mint TnA
flouncedwhich had d-aced h.i. ,in,...
Ur's marriage twenty flvo jenrs ago,
ner four bridesmaids nnd four grooms
men were all present. Her two sons
came homo from Yale for ,.. .ii,,.
wy-- "-. -T .......... ,,,.. iiiiimuu exception 01 tho death of n
lK)Uteryofiuitumnalfowts,anathfire young Infant in her early married Ufo
of August lunwu. All the, splendors of there had Kxn no break in ,".fi...,
to?
r l UUt. Yo oumwt Jo ftMolkr in a MftMftt)hiMtU company. Caii ami jd
f vW gwaat4 mix ymr. Mr. IL G. Coltow, Gwt'l Apmt of the Mawachw.
iMMHttita4 LifiIiuwnMiM omfmay, ia U Umi 4ty anU if you aw UOakiug of tmrry.
Drm.lm - thslr lllllt.
I wili' kM (t rtrwawnkor of tnwl
JottMimJtitlaw mnWnjf It obi K
JS on rich imoplfl, to tmy their
dobtotoiwrnoiMwlio Imvo to work
for a llv liiB Tho fnnbloiinblo woin
in who Hvcb In imlnc nnd ha.
ovcry luxury Hint money ma bi J
Bcluom.lf cvcr.gJvcHa tbcntgbt to
tho nticwlUc. of Uioso who work
for her Tho modest bill whh'b im?
companies tho now dra a r tho olnb
orato laundry work whiph alio hits or
dcrcd Is thrown cnielessly to one
sido nnd probably forgotten In n fiw
mlnutca. Yet thnt negltvtcil bill
may mean much to tho iwrnon to
whom tho money Is duo. It may
mean tho Iosh of food nnd wnrtntli to
an entire fumily. Take my own
caso for instance. I have n good
trado and a liberal class of cits
toracrs. but 1 began without any
capital, and my earnings have been
tho bolo dependence of a family of
four, and ono an invnhd. But 1
havo been forced to turn and twist,
to economize and pinch myself, mm
ply becauso somo of my customors
insist on taking from ono to six
months' credit. It seems wrong that
thoso rich peoplo should forco mo to
carry them along on my meager
earnings, and yet I am afraid to ro-
monstrato tor iear mm 1 wm iotj
their trado altogether." New York
Times.
Or One Mind.
Young Do Boro (hunting for some
thing to say) I wish I had lived in
tho knightly days of old.
Weary Beauty So do I. New
York Weekly.
lilflL. For over 35 Yean Sji I
W Bull Durban?
j SnoKiosi Tobacco JHB
flf has been rccoijnlcd ns the stotidafd Jvk J
I If of tobacco perfection. This Is why rfj I
y ?kjj Smoking Tobacco In Hie world. It , mmmmmm.
WmS has a fragrance and flavor of r"" T I I
ffmP llar cxccllflcc' Ghe " " trla1, 3B
!f p blackwelldurham JfsSiuil
Kjy TOBACCO CO., , yg hr! J
H. F. BROFR, 32!
IISII 1 ill I III I II I III -TT-TT- r--
f - l vK5L
WBkm
HC-K"n jffayfni
JAC5ES R. WaiTE,
Mtnirrt of Walte'i Qelelratea Oonody Oo.
t romlum Sana uid Otcbestra.
thr. Miles Medical Co., Elhhart, Init.
You will remember the condltlonl wis In flvo
ywiri ago, when 1 was afflicted Uh a combina
tion of diseases, and thought there was no help
roRMt ItricdallUndaofmcdiclnes.andrcorcs
of eminent physician. MytierTe?wereprogtritel
prnduclng Olrzincn, heart trouble, und all the ilU
that mako Ufa miserable. I commenced to talcs
DR. MILES' NERVINE
and In three monthj Was PtsrreTiv cuto.
In my travelaeocu ear, when 1 nee ihsihouMiiiu
of physical wrecks, suffering from nervous pros
I j. - tratloa, taking prescriptions bora
W l J lucalphysiclanswhohavenoknowl-
" , edw of tbelrcase, and whose death
Is certain, I feel llko going to them and saying,
"oct on. Mace NcnviNc and bc cukcd la
my profession, . .nrarx whero there
are so many su CI J R ! D ffets from
oerwork,mcn ' tal probtra
tion and nervous exhaustion, brought on by tho
character of the business engaged In, I would
SSthousands
a a euro euro for all suffering from these causes,
James r. Warn. '
BOLD ON A POSITIVE GUARANTEE.
TRY DR. MILES' PILLS. 50 DOSES 25 CTS.
old by D. J. Fry, diug :!., Salem
T C3Ev Wmi
V x&mwn
XMMH
Dr. Powell Reeves & Co.
The Old Reliable Specialists,
L",h?,kI5?w Vork Hospitals. Ornduate with
High Honors Twenty jears' experience
as I'mfessor, lecturer, Author aud
Socclaltst lu Chronic Diseases.
Catarrh,
Bronchitis,
Cough and
Difficulty of
Breathing
Successful
ly treated
withspeolf
lo remedies
thoroughly
tested and
provedby
the
OLD DOCTOR
Who Is onn of Tintnvo ..vi
thoroughly devoted to his profession
and ovor roady to help tho afflicted
NERVOUS DEBILITY ;U?,?a -
m.dd.e a8ed me,, The .fflstaWi
discretion, tireluclut: weakmss. lost iv
bodyaud EriinTunnUlurfA. U, 7, Zy,& t
BLOOD AND &K1N SSwiKKV,"ffi,-p,m-
alf kinds, blent polwn trom any wuio whateVer
n,ernhurl'mpU,, lCUng ,h PU ia
KlDJiEY'AND URINARY S&X'1"
der.scJ.mem in urine, Mckdunr.e'-ln
CATARRH fc-SKKa
etc Trouble, otihi;ChsferKS',JilJS!
PR1YATE nXCv.ehocf;n,PM,1J'
X rillon Irbm builui. uu " W ot
H. F. BROFR,
Proprietor of the-
DEPOT SASH AND DOOR FACTORY,
All House-finishing Material made to order at tho lowest Portland
prices. Bee us before you buy.
AKCI1IE S1AS0X. A. B. SMITH
General - Contractors,
Street Work, Hewering, Excavating, Concrete nudjMason Work,
Tiling, &c. All work promptly done.
SALEM, v OREGON.
CLEAN!
h you would be clean and haye your clothes done up
m the neatest and chewiest manner, takethein to the
SAliEU STEAM LAUNDRY
where all work h done by white labor and in the most
urompt manner. . COLONEL J. OLMSTED.
l.iWtv 'Irpet
EAST AND SOUTH fUl PH. Un
uapiuu wtj luaiillllMl
THE SHASTA ROUTE
or the
Southern Pacific Company,
CALlrORNIA KXPRKSH TRAIN-BUN TJA1M
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND 8. F.
HuutU.
7M Ii. ui.
9.1b p. m.
8.15 a.m.
1j. Porllaud
Lv. Siilem
Ar. Ban Kran.
Ar.
Lv.
f.'urtu.
7 ii a. d
6 a h. n
7rtX)p.n
Above trains stop only at followlnests
ju v ,,7,n- . ,rvi'n.yn"n:",fuanf
noaauuKQ mali. daily,""
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11:17 a. ru
j 5J p. uv,
Lv.
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Portland
Salem
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Ar. no p. nu
Lv. I HO p. w
Lv. 7.00 a. n
Vlbauy Local, Daily Exceit Sundnyi
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7.3.2 p.m.
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Warm Meal at All Hours o! tfaeDaj
-snmLT.1"16 ,nbr tra ' ' lu "''
.!ass't)deUb'tail,lal tteal tort in flr'
fv euty-flve cents per meal
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Hinliig Cars on Ogdcu Koute
PDLLMAN BDFFET SLEEPERS
AND
Second Class Sleeping Cars.
Attached to all through trains.
iVest Side DhisiiiirBetween Portland
and Comllls!
PAILY- (MCEPT agNDAYl.
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U10 p. in.
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oriu.tev-A
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ELEtjlTRIG BELT
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1 the line to take
To all Points Eist and Sinlb.
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
''o'kAni.eorcaro
.uitaieeWpa!en,
TOURIST
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LINE
RUiNNIlfG
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DAILY
TRAINS
Leaving Portland, 8:45 A.M,
3- 7:30 P. M.
3. DAYS TO
S CHICAGO
7 Hours OlilrkortA Ct d...i
23 Hours Onirknr nw. '
40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and
phi. mam ?nsas Uity.
PULLMAN .and TOURIST SLEEPERS
FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS niiiuin ."n,n
sasswa.
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call
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