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umph ox the liritisn arms.
Should President1 ;McKinley
interpose for reconciliation there
would be Jittle Jiope . of success
till British prestige wore Re
deemed from its present humilia
4r VivnrtA where God' sits.
TVm c: rm on was a blending oi
the scholar's learning and the
philanthropist's love and emo-
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tion. " England will unjuostion
ablv rallv with ' increased and
un6mpf omising vigor' hile the
Boers are toTdihr British terri-
s There is much more to desire
thdn tojexpect in tne good offices
of President McKmley to stop
ir. that must ' prove the
more and more deadly as it pro -
.' ; Hi'R-friends .. and,aHuaintancs I;.
- . . I will Va o-lnrl to learn.tliat Prof. O T"
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At fceptrai E; ' 'Churcli; Sunday ; 0 Qr jttendon, ' q t: Vina osvho 1
two vears aaovras' PnnpmHPH ? v
the: grafted, schooi nere.ioir;
grosses;
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Harding., . m 3? rY
cr. tli "rest" resulting k
from walking in this -good bid ; , :
way were fraught with the very & ;
poetry! of feelings - vtJ
A large congregation ,,uxy.i.
him. x i i " J , A. 15. RY.
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TonVh Here..
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' The' services of .Dr . E H Hard-
GOOD OFFICES KEEDEJ).
The reverses of the British
arms in; South .Africa haye the
temporary effect to elate the
Boers and depress the .'British.
It is easily seen, however: that
whatever of . opposition" tc ik&
war has heretofore appearedin
ine British Empire will largely
disaDDear and these reverses
will tend to unifyy the. nation
mi -F Woo c fVlA-
Enslish press gives way, to. a
more serious girding up of the
loins for a. fight to Ahe finish.
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This the Boers are not slow, to
grasp and the press dispatches
indicate that, they would-be glad
for the good offices of President
McKinley. for an adjustment of
differences.
It is believed that Kimberly
will fail, and possibly Lady
smith, and yet there can hardly
Lore than cnc kind or end to
;Js Wnson. . oL.'Critte ,
an able, teacher an. was liked (
vry miicherev?i eabee. s.
CampbeU, ... Tex., and ; gaye pp. ,
-.Mil. Will . Ud . tLAaV . VV
I welcome him toC Concord.
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text was ?JeTemiaW 6-l6, . 'The
Old Paths?? By 'closely knit
lQgic, language, of ,'pure Eng
lfeh S urldifiledV' : si6ntific com
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nsHterafy-excellence,
striking Ulustrations, theldoctor
showed the wonder and-glory,
nf-.rthi5 ood old wav!' z. and Uts
The vein of boastfulness in theisupenority to all other systems,
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OI LDOULll. , VJ AtJil; uui iyuuuu-
tions strengthened, pur hopes
brightened, our zeal intensifiedi
by this Sermon. As-he spoke of
tne iooiisnness 01 tu mau wiwi
pop:gun trying to blow Gibraltar
irom lto iUUH-uuuuu UiyUllllft
and showed the man more im
becile.who would: try to under
mine the , foundations of, the
.Christian's ,way, .the soul seemed
to take hold more deeply of the
eternal .verities of our holy re-
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To accommodate,, those - jwjipi
aro partiajrto the; f use of apmi; , (.
zersin applytegfliw
tfbublesthepfoprietors'ptepare
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Mcluding-the srayingbe. i75H
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The liguid embodies .the . medici; ;
nal properties bi the solid rep-
aration. . uream iaim is.quiuiuy y
ausoroeu. uy wiw uitjij-iyi
rlnAs -not drv up the secretions.
but changes them to V a 1 natural I.
and . healthy i character, ry
Brothers, 00 w arren od. a 1 .
suitabte for
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Poprietbr of the Eactet Store.
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. SC05iO Suits wbfthr$4 tp $8 to go at $2.50.
HHCD Boys' Overcoats. Ili2ICO Mens' Overcoats. .
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ThosV ffoodl Were febufftif by ilr, Fetzer in New -York this week and ,were. shaped Thur They arrivedhere Tuesjdar andare nowon sale..
These goods Q(5r stock in Boys Suits of two large New
York 01oiiuiiaul made
suifes for $3,50, a5fe
uits for $1.50. They ae $50 suits
i Thesev0akland,are. the best Rearing medium priced goods on the market. Guaranteed to wear as well as any goods you can get
'32 50 In fact Vou can'gethe the State for less than1 2.50. rKnfee pants in heavy, winter goods at 25 cents to 50 cem
' Lots of them worth double hat'we ask- for them.- Boys' Overcoats 1 at LESS TIM
for your boy at far less, mony tiaiiyou of ten pay for poor clothes, just see this lot that we show, Our usual rule will apply' to this ?ai
Everything we say. aboiit these' goods is straight. - Your money bScE do not suit or fit of thsit in any f way ial1
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Hcnn Dozen Bright Plaid d-oif , Caps at ILSo;
" Just the kind yon have to pay 25c for at other places. Butthat's our way "e save 'you 25c oix a 1 on nearly all kinds of goods.
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er f- Dozen Finest and Swellest : : Indies' and. Gcntlemeus'. Easy. : : Felt Slippers.
3 V Neck Ties, ' - Slippers' at 50c. ' Leather Slippers;
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