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ma jjroojtiyn jjivme rrsacues
."Uarrow Escapes."
TIieftrny StnmWllmg KUelti lit th
f the Seeker AtW IltUalo.
Text ; " am etcnped with the ki)t of my
teeth "-Jobxix., 'Ju. ;, r .
Job had it hard. What with, boils add be.
, reavements and bankruptcy arid A foJl of a
; wife, he wished he was dead, arid I dd not
, blame hint.' Ill flosil was gone, and his
, ' bones Were dry, His teeth wastod away until
liothing but ttia enamel Besmei left4 lie
cries outi "I am escaped wita the ski a of
. "y teeth." There has been soma differ
ence of opinion about this passage. St.'
'. Jeromo and Kehultens, - and Drs,. Good ana
. l'oole and Barnes hatfe All trie I their fori
eps on Job's trth 'oil deny my inter
pretation and 8ayi "What did. Job know
' fabout the enamel or ths teeth?" He
knew everything about it. - Dental surgery
is almost as old as the earth, . The mum-
Juieaof Egypt, tnonsands of years old, are
, found to-dny with gold fillm? in their teeth.
Ovid an t Horaua an I Solomon and Moses
wrote about these imp n'tant factors' of the
tV 'Ttt other provoking complaints. Job,
1 think, has added an exasnarating tooth
, echo, and putting bis band'against tho in
. flamed fnce, he says, "X am escaped with tha
. km of my teeth." ' . -
1 A very narrow escapa, voU sly, for Job's
body andsout; but toerj arthoiLUnds of
men who make jitsb as narrow escape 'for
, their sou i. There was a time when tile par
tition between them and ruin was no thicfco:
than a tooth's enamel but as Jo! ilnilly es
5ped, so have they,, Thank: Goit thank
Cod! ". -. . '
Paul expresses the same ideA br a different
jigui e wueu be says that some people are
; ;'MiV9das by fire. A . vessel at sea is in
names, i on go to the stern of the vessel. Tne
iats have shoved off. The flames advann.r
ou can endure the heat no lon jei oiiydur
tase. You slide down on tha side o the Ve.
sei, and bold on with your finr until the
forked tongue of the ttre begins to lick the
-.back of youir haul, and you feel that yon
must fall, when one of tha lit'e-'wats cotnej
back, and the passengers 'say they thim
they hava room for one more. The boat
swings under you you drop into ityou are
saved. tSosome man are pursued by tem
taiiiott until they are partially c31w.rn3d.bufc,
after all, get off "saved as by ni'e." Bat I
like tha ligure of Job a little bitted than taat
of Paul, because tha pulpit his not worn it
out; and I want to show you, if Clod will h sip,
that some men mVto narrow. esiao9i for
their souls, and are save J as "with tie skin
of their tth." ' '.
- It is as easy for soma people to loo'i to
the cross as for you to Joak to this puloit.
4 Mild, gentle, tractable, loving, you ex;e3t
them to becoma ChrwMans. You tfoovar
to the store and say: "GraV'ton j iu?d the
church yesterday.", Your businss, camradej
ay: "That is just whan nit have baen
exoected; ' he always was of that turn of
mind. " In youth tnis parii who.n 1, de
scribe was always good. , Ht nsver bfoke
things, lie never , JauneJ wnen it wai
improper tolauh. At seven, he could sit
an hour in church, periecUy iiuiet, lookin?
neither to tho right uaad noi do t'i left, but
straight into thb eyes of thi minister, as
though he understood th9 wnole disoussion
, about the eternal decrees. He' never upset
things nor lost them. ! He floats i iniw the
kingdom of God so gradually taat it is llu-
, certain just when tho raattr wa dfloide l.
Here is another one, who start3l in life
vlih an nncnntrolable spirit. He kept the.
nursery in an uproar. i. His tnotlier found
him walkmgou the edjre pf tha house roof
to see if he could balanc himself. There
was no horse that ho darid not ride no
tree - he could not climb. : Idis boyhood
was a lony series of predioa naats; his rain
hood was reckless; his midlif e very way
ward. But now he is converted, and yo:i
50 over to the utore and say, "Arkwright
joined the church yesterjav,". Your friends
say, "It is not possible You must be jok
.ng." You say: -Noj I tell you the truth.
He joined the church ' Then they reply,
"There is hops for any jot us if old Ark
wright In. Vecome a Christian !" In othir
words, we will admit thfft it is more difHnutt
for some men to accept I the Gospel than for
1 may be preachinz
. loose from churches
:' aays, ana wno nave o
intention of becomin!
selves, but just to si
tieismia Ji ft J rk auid.lef,ll 3
lay tliat this Bil2e Is eit.lier trv
it be ialse, we are as well oif u.
true, then which of us is safer
S: Trfh ntn nlcrv nur ivfl( dur
Oa I not been that vod (.onfeiuidf
wiLh the incon.iiiUmt char
who profess it. You are a la
flfffaiort tiicrs arM menu (
mon. Is that any tbi:' j .iswf
fere A dwWi Thifre die uiis
trtift,ible iijim id your pml
anything against medicine?
thant. There nre thiuvos r
In your business . In thrts ai
faiei chAndiS'.11 Hchdld; tHii;
bf charging hrtou Chriitiaiiit
bf iti disciples. - We adniif
charges against thoe who f
Some of tue most gigantic i
present day have bsseu carr
bers of the church. .There
ing in the front rank in t!
would not be trusted for 1
out. podd. Cdllatoral Edt'uri
their business : dishonesties f
of the church as they go i f
communion. Having con f
rnent, they get up, wipsi I
tho lips, go out, and I
sins where they left off. 'I
is their regular work; to f
pfplayapjd, , WitU a. Su
eX peci id wipe off 'from th f
all tho past week's in2oi!i
have no more riht to take f
nsa specimen of re!igiort t!
take tiiA twisted irons and
lie on tlw beach at Coney II
men oi an American snip. J
draw a tyhe betwsen Peltgia
of tho?3 who prof cm it. I
Doyod r-.ot fe jl that Vhq
In all, is about the best b i
has ever seen? , Do yod krl
has as mitfih in it? Do- yi
the whoUi, tbtit itsl infliitwf
cent? I dome to you wit
tended toward you. j In ci
Bible, and in the other I K
'Bible in ortehani I WOl
just as soon as irt nl otht f
a bdok thab is better. T
back intn the good old fit
your fathers to tne no
sotnea. to tne uiDie iney
ises on which they lean
which they hung their e
You hate not beert bap
Bwtingolri you win ncrft
until you swing back, A j
Again: There may f
in the attemot aftsr I
have to ran aatns6p.l
appatites. Parna-jj .it1'
anxer taat you have
and porhaiu, while in a
yoi baar of soaiathin? I
inac you must swear
Oaristian man who wa
that ha said to a mean
swjar at yoil myjalf,'.
of the churjh' but if
statrs "my parbaer in b'
ynd.'V All your goo i
rore nave D9ert tora frj
of tenpr. 2iow thrar
tuijf mad if foi only t
neal to bridle and si H!
piiiSiOa and with th
tica and wronA Thtf
thin n in thi. world
nlad afc There is no
hob if you only brinj
which needs hani'mri
no power of. rlarhtao
im'wu'ile. Bub be surd
digmation, and nob a
and unravels and dapl:
There is a lar e class;
ffai nave scui ja
wsra aroma! in eirl
waen tasy nnui tm
'little fast," "higa li
'hail f ello Wi j. i' I mat
in comftou'3 ra
collects i i. m-
are trying!
very narry'
teeth."
waat th
has pulV
in the f
has re. sd frou ii
hab!t3. ityouthi3d
wroiiii and start aol
h snd yet you may flndrourso
fore jou leave inisVp') 1 s
f At In-. A
some who have cut
fmd Bibles and Sun-
line in here' with no
Christians them-
what is going on,
irsoit escaping, oe
as "with the skin
Of your teeth.":, f 'AV not exnect to waste
this hour. I have h i bo its go off from
,, Uape May or Long I iicli and drop their
nets, aud after awh j ime ashore, pulling
in their nets, withouf iv.jjvin caught a single
fish, It was not.a gWMi'clay, or they had not
the right kind of a let. f But we expect CO
such excursion to-da,y. . The water is full of
, iisb, the wind is in the right direction, the
Gospel net is strong. Oh, Thou who didst
help Simon and Andrew to fish, show us to-
day how to cust the; net ou the right side of
the ship! 'f 1 '
. RnmA nf rnn in AAmlnfffk flruS will tiit-u-A
r. L JL.- ,.i ... . , . . . ,1 j .
, -r uh nninso Kucpiiicai iiucions, . it is ase--i
less for people to say sharp and cutting
-ligian.' . I cannot say such things. By what
procesje ' of temptalfion or trial or betrayal
- you have come to your present state I know.
Hot. . Thftre n.)ft tvrn imtjiii tr vonr naf lira.
. the gate of the head and the gate of the
; heart. The gate of your head is looked with
v bolts and bars that an archangel could not
break, but the gate of your heart swings
easily on its hinges. If I assaulted
your body with weapons 'you would
V V i. 'U - . .IH. , !t ,
inm'L ma ' wi .11 wtffli im Hn 1 it. wnn n rui
" Kwoiil stroke for sword stroke, and wound
4 for wound, and blood, for blood; but if I
" C"jno and knock at the door of your house
,.'yvm'u-open it, and give n tie best seat in
, yon l; parlor. If I should come at you now
jvitb an argument you would answer me
,witb .au argument; if with sarcasm, you
would .answer me with sarcasm; blow for
-' blow, trtroke for stroke; but when I come
and knock at the door if your heart you
opeq it and say, ,"Come in,, rny brother, and'
till me all you kn6w about Christ and
tieavu." '.-'.,.', . - ... ,
' Listen to two or thrfie questions: Are you
'-'as.bappy as you ued to lie when you "b:
licyed in 6hs truth iif the Christian religion?
W'ould you like to pave your children travel
, )n in tne road in hich you are now travel-,
ing? You had a elat.ive who professed to
;be a Christian, tid was thoroughly con-uiht-ent,
living ndlyi7ig in the faith of the
Gospel. A ould Tjou not-like to live the
tamo quiet life, nisid lie t;he same peaceful
; death? I have a letter, .sent me by one who
i-s rejected thf L'Jiri.-'tian religion. It says: .
'I am old enough to know that the joys
nd pleasure of ife are evanescent, and t-a
ivab'.fl tiie tact tkatit must be cmifort-'Lhle
i'l oil age to 'I'eUmv in something relative
, to the tuturet a ltd tor havria faita ia on-s
t.vst'in that pro; I iig tii sa ve. I atn free to
t iinfi-ss That I -ionld lie har'W-r it I ci.iild
i,-. pi i-rf-.-ud by
n t vi.: -nu,
l.e fititb. .
w C. -''n
f.. I ! u
j, f. i,. .j
i do tii
V '
!v
.ai -an
i
r.
.t 1
h anii l .'auniul failh fthat
uiny -v'rif :m i knw. 1 an
i; of the churcii or out Of
all? or utif,u-inty w one f
e I n. 't. id v iittmortitiity,
te aYn iitviast.no ci'sm.;
.I tin,- is ii t.hiu. ' h.;f.
.N e i ut '!--'!" At! ' -e; -
Oa, tha Waaknass'ef i
eympathiw for a w
on. it you a' lor if
will give it, ani say
but, tailing away a
temptation, taoy ca ,
God forgives sevent!
hundred tim'is; yea
tnousanuta tim , i
gymnathctic, mora 1
wueu you took you
"If, with all th ii
right life, man mak
much harder it is y
appetite t'arasts its f
of the tongu?, a:i l
hands o! destructioi
stances, he break al
in the uudortakiTiT
but a struggle in v.
fmii atiiA lit hu it
" - - - ' i i
watch for an oppol
stroke, until withJ
the muscles are 'j
habit falls under lj
capod at last as " i
The ship Emmnf
to Harwich, was t?
the loo'iout saw
nounced a vess'1'.
something on it. 'A
but was afterwa j
handkerchief. h
pushed ant to t'
was a capsized i
had been diggiiv'
bottom of the s .
s'.zad they had f
captain took b '
through the pl;t
Then an old nail 1
attempted to tv
darkness, each i
was well nigh i ;
faint aud sick.
the light broke
ship. A handK
came. . They w
and saved. Dj
watery grave t
How narrowly
with the skiu f
There are me
evil passions, f
they are a tha
shore of help, f
ing to dig the
digging away;
can never be
some signal of i
ble it may be, '
upon the he!
bosu-d, and it
heaven hor
cated as witt.
i here ai-e
come to (i:d
many lii!,uie
over to buir.
ing, ad com
teruoou, he
how s i a!1 yo
te'-,p! I Km v
Vise to suits .
r:"! v boun
ty iut'.n i 1
liar. jsLid v-
I . . --i-r""r-f
1L MkniQi
im'
ir-
irn
j not
..r.l03
Ian,
rion
,hf.?s:'
vlf.bla
ja..her
jgfrdl.
5 look
"Kore
IP' and
-ing as
'at Hugh
and Ei-i
jut Chris
from the
of Wall-
ilfl
fbarge
tJii oil t
the divorced, wile
trial atMari.
she mn rd err (
ra'fo
ind gviilt;
f th
.A '
A lit
f atteiVii'lins to V-iV. t. ... s
tr;a, Bt Marion, Ind., fr m--r, ,
dlKitwo year o .
SBge. The r-"'-".:. " J .ml . bu.f
-The BlooHi
iTi... N. Y..
It V: HA W ' t i m
m'nfrto.turin2Workson.seYc
earring's " - . -p; were
,..111!.,,. at. P.crnnwn, i !
rows oi imiium,,- - - tf Ge0.
rsin
-The
of builoings
V,rniA. I.OSSCS KJOU,W'
M. Green, one ot tne I, - din
iUentauy :
1. ,
St. lji"
was dv ,
dred .iiiij
eleven h
lieved th
the rem-'
1 Arkans-'ss, was acc
1 . i Li. i..nlir. j aivm ""I l whiiiH
I Fal nc county cy nar , r . A
anew re. i westotf
while tney f .r-- Tbelo- cc i ana in t
,aii,h the latter had puwhMcJ. Th - (
is 8id to ftave auBHiy-- . .
cldcnt D, the Greek'ort-
the Braddock.ra., wire .our Oret
ingtuen were fatally injed; The
of Henator Beck, at Lexington, Kr-
... t- rnntrrcss and the iegi"
tcnueU by mcmu , V" wu-ni D'
and lurce crowds vi
years
anv
act. Jtsroaa -.i chnrch, of
-t.Oneartn rector oi ur T 7"f irenTon Colkgfi . re
.jobbers, or fieiJ,o.t and president of Kenyon ,e
Vven. Chris- .j,' i eighty-three years. I.cv-
otl about B- tvuftor of the i--
in turl;
about
over t'
si! one
Th.
was I
half,
win
Wfl
caoed about
iiaudad from
ned ft pil c
.tai tortures.
alconsumms
Vning.-
large das" Oi
ated, w lied
ed, that they
Jry thing. In
ieems so toT
y there can be
inded and fren
lmhneite argu-
!. truth of Chris
Hhingelse, touch
all such men. -1
J periods, no orna
!,ut my hand on
lit you into the
fe Is a rock: on which
though the waves
I than the Atlantic
Jr above Eddystone sus
. ;,arze upon w u
brld. As long as nun
Id stuck, to the world:
(from his government,
futrages and all these
ifor many hundreds ot
jvxingthe world to come
We He has coaxed the
Boylau enaw,.wr n(,wer.N.
itgitudinal v
At the towers. neT
biing up througkthrrw
ch towerf A telegrams for
",1 to Montreal, but the engines .
:n haMted thesupp y of a
W, ;:r:i!-Id statues fell "oni v... ,
as uicur - -, ' , hnhitanta Dros-
a f- a. HbAnnii Mini titv a"- ' .
S l iuc eivm-
p9d back and stepped
oppad into ruiiL,
itobnvehid the , btood
jd who bare thought
,tten you. Try ilim.
ot save. The flowers of
f bloom " J
Wst'a affections. . The sun
FSiroarei with the glow
t wZJ have no refresh.
fantain that wUl slake the
fli. . At the moment the
with ms up v-:l.
muu uw - - - - . . .
I coming through w
CgMthdngv
frW'SrJZ -l but th ab-
ftSrU never, ba fatUiy
fd 8haU never die. - . r
tArSrnl S had
KtnVmotto; "All is not worta
f5?. han-'ai hloanlf b
ikhm Coelius nan,oj , ,
r;rA informel mm wy
bodies oi vici"" "- : t j,
Johnstown. President Gompcrs of
. - vwion of Labor, ays that tffe
rblraifro' carpenters, wno ii
pour ini"'" - , .
Lp idle over a month, returned to work
.a T,is E. Pfeiffer, Cashier tm
x . r , i- wt, .Tnhua Pfeiffer.o
tended Bank of America, iu -r- .
p . . t.ti r... n tlie chargoof a
were nem w im . .--;- frnrJ him
dfiitfr bat, a?.r X;;tIlida aon
vhe tne : tnled PcrcWllich,
another "a,;" .ppLedto
ployed people m - -i
Congress torpor-.. . - ,Ja0l &
aw-
n &t.. im a. a l . NiinLnjU'v -i - -
' . . v.,.f ihnconccrn, e
.ley, the junior meu.u-v.:.-
niches 1
,'to' the . eamts.
r . i
trated themselves, appeu u
& ii nail u l ll llliut u
ueanuiiiu" ' x in showere-l tn.m
every Uescnpbon were no K y men
the windows, and a stream of uiciaa w
poured eutof'theennwing. .hft
- Va. a male, pauwi . t
wornn . it was -dinVrent. 1 ne , uf
rases from the
Pre removed without "Uicuhj,
were rera -jr Unr i,fttiellts were
upper, warns, wnere screftroB 0,
.ecured, jeechin
they resistea ne th windows a
them to ma'je "fJnhMch the bars.
maniac wonm ;- brit flame that
grinninganabbermgaUhebm
went up to the sk- the new j
intpiise she wouiu gi,"4"-- . .
Kre until the
trsctea oy w "'"'Y" f vociferatiDg-
?!rranenes they had
poop jo, ""'""fintm found they were
Md., v
got bey'
one panci.v
Snmuel A t
peared from hi
Edward county,
turned up in Wasn
lar&p .'number of
work onthe6t.AlbaM
road, andittcompleUottto.
W. Va.. ia expecweu -,
An earne eu. .
rru,.um,in fwamn. near i..-r..,
This 18 f H .d others cOunutV
Henrico, Hanover and owners
fjn,. eldreswience anii
Goochland county, -"r
Id at puouc wt'"""
in
James A
, -war, was to
is
loool
Jstewara mioi -m --t. , jft.
f,ty thousand pounds BterUng w
hcelorasom. "'""r xd. DUt when
be mpplauseof the world h
iying, om,auhVurderer of my
fvd, crying t? wlfi the
hel . coverei
f ett olauS
AvoespertelthepIauVM
Hied under its Anathema m. Make oa,
i find your p- Vrrt "half way wor'
I? pull for heaven. No halt w
hnii everything u"",". t
1 to save i" F ? .
,atBerUn,WiS,Bnspended,JanKsM.a
ev the junior member of the concern, ha.
i o- were tacu " -
;.i... rMnr. which is to be capl
Atlanta, ua., , .
- . . ..mnli. nn merchant. au
11. uzwurn, . -f n
f: into the management of the
iuvr6-- i,fl that a num-
Ehodc Island State io - -
... , M.i - ri-ntllv treawm.
Iter oi tne cwiuicu t. . ,
If rs Betsy AveriU, the oldest inhabitant of
Mrs. uexsy a pensioner of the
i:Z onehundred and
ri.Tr , nf her birth. Governor
"3V. New York legislature to
urn -;-m of determining
make a cnange iu -
contest elections advocating JJ.".
er tribuna s. Joseph bhee.?, ag-
Stv years," of Philadelphia, a prominent
eighty years, i ,-., married re
member of the uunaaru-, - , .
ccntly to a young woman, committed .u ide.
" N.; York w S S etkl stock
fnif t ll MM General Master Work
fiMd Wfore tl,e New Jemy4
HUB"'"1"' " . r 4U.,V,0Hnfc re
Islature urging the passage . -".rv-tm
bilL-J. Monroe Burger to.
1 .--l.l Whm the ureuit" ,v -- ,
"l .j.- Kmintntr iiic.t u. h m tor ncr sti"- - . -.
frrls . a,rplnmate. anM burst in the P ablderareatuigH.-
their aiwnw" 7 ' - t wOPiriv confined in toe w
doors with aj. ;f was 9uch S8lght ; ToAeMT, ,B K elh.y
Insirte,uniei In one ward 1 ja ""tb:he would be, too art
no. fi'Sl. and athis v IVvwg Rot'ected,
elimbed the stable loft for v the pa1,
heasts. entwining im"
lies-
"VffflStK ad then he escaped vnth
his life. Rncur Mane, lay
Oneottnetemaijr - -,n. - ndt0
Bick in the infirmary on ju-- .
hpr rescue vi" i.
tV Ktaironse. t)Ul iney. nv.
lt?rs worKearnw. -- d
heroines, py ur "rj'flnaUr saving a
iBraieianDoW
fh Ktaironse, duv.u'cj
flame and all red. : ' rRiRtPcy of
v hv its becoming
advancebf a freight tram.
ket irom wffht ood rrioes,Jid ;
than there nas.un -nri
. -rtt a KiiP.mnau m
Mr. J. esiey 8;."T-:he Aaiv.
Vi.-S' o'nTheadand .,k
- thi9 oint it l)C
leiThTur wing! and four lep:
""LL ai.Af Schools Morgan c.t vv
e came three ov.. --
their coU.pi.moV"rr'etbT a sheet of
I Ali nerished.
The sisters worked wi
Viv turns impli
veryiWLS fbUowed y a crash
of maniacs wero "tef toward, and a
Cme by one the walla Ple?h WS added
fierce Vaze burst up g gld ihot it.
fuel that re. t? Vuejarks
WlVl d even tinged -the ere -o-- lingo bridge an.
RoyartenmmsdiHtont.
Into blacknrs ini"Sh1;thhig mm nber of pefW, m finr ? V
ashes of n "fttinaatee. at at
The death roll w mijng. but are x
nrii many more are .missing,
ruirX.nW to school principal.
aas iuC r--t ,k. most aaitaoif
ing their aavue .wlr'lZtAr instil-i
fo? holding -aapeoar lealgj .g
t u nth ana las v
'"O . r UhW.IU,!' At i i
. a ( . i A l.itinC ft 1
river on the Conowini
form mil. ' ..Vafter
Doylestown (ra.) lawyer wU .
swindling clients and farmers njtof 1
returned and gave b mself up.ary f h 8
. in aw. -i"v
from me ouio
pected to turn P- v iertiary nuns have
I It is fearwl that eef "Vore are miw
Kn burned to death, as tnree he
their names at P1'; . Evince it an
Ever -S, its hame.
. .i.: tt;utr aim wasw
. : m a nT.ii ill'. 1
fungi tne nrej aod ahouts,
irthetrunpet to hwfJP - you have
iay w -ni voa nave, in youi -
The captain
ahotits. "Cut
you have been
ira in vouv ef-
V w"rrV: id Safe Deposit Com-
ery insure. - , -,w1wi oyment. SC bvebeen,,farmea o was to
r0f Nomstown, , ' ; tTht year, and tne D"", --a" wittt
4-.T,(miiv as lW"H!r:- u-
pany
due to the un:
William T(
authorized loansmadc by Treat-
oi: 1,'iff.. Know Biui"a
You wui j
checked the progre . . Bntil
Xiiinin-ow"i v
the least Vun"KitmiSt nMt bwWT
1
jrervwu'" , i...i,nct
ifcber rt'V"-r nrida and cut away
I attffaaS2.t. cry for hlp
wem ! If the band of Hun w.aa
Wiflf ?hSr.Jta atMelitid
tZiXt
Lake iservtt"r . -lroved
of feet ot pme .
font on Ot tie X-vaii"
millions
-The
Esher
shrill blast of 9toe wf;
P5 hear tha f
1
jhe
.p
tfhe ivay
ke.
-they
I the
.'hand
baok
iwork
bf the
I Help
3 vessel
I B ear a
finto it?
kd only
ion for mlrcy' 14av fealinT that some of
1 shall go hor7Bivour c hoiJV
Irou, whdhave conaideraa you a
W wUl take heart again,
iearnestasss,sucnay3ihave
wparienced .t astto too bak
irood land of the wo.pji T , im1it
ZS&St "VYhat a great risj .ran! no
HOMELESS FAMILIES. '
of fc DUatron. Confl-gratlou at
. . v.-;iu Til., nailed down tne
Caiuh,ai "'r'", '- vnoutthe
windows and doors, bubuj, --r'.f .-
opposing faction. - .g wiw
Joshua Lear, oi -, ... wif(J
d blew out his own ljunj. -
B rged him to fi Indiana,
a prominent minister nd sac""8 twQ years.
liedat J SlSCidsdiav.
Extenivepevi"-o -?-wofre-
v.'.. icerfd in Chicago. IV1 ' .
.Home, at wveu--. - ' . . , to mfttc
rand Army has oec -r""- .
.S0 dftllsof the Igue
eeed sixty.
tbe Quebec
inmate, 1
f .. .- w at' l l l l vt ill..
1st. The univw"j "V
the sale of pwK r ' '
-Two boys, WiniegW
made their eKape-froiy
Va.) Children's Home
along the t creek, fcif
rolled ta the. bottom J
and Miller was iyr
The factory
tnrers ot cou
nort heart o
few dnys sy
tP;
, Vw t ne ism rew "
& "thew were , 1W
govri"v much is cer-
ltA(l OX I"
Ktftcts
.w fire in the history
this plate occurred
Itstartedintncma , rf rt
Carriage Manufactory bf out
XVZZr. tav the connaeau ....
Lf uuuv . .i.nrlil tne Iiaill- "
" . Wflfl.maffe worh-s ',lc 4l v(,rn
centeh.rge.i---e- fcmmmittee of
iworm, - ,
the lirawi - .r:. .ndinesin
aB invetio, mii Park
the subur an .Bort J & wife oi
was bVrnf. Mrs. Kate j..
'William Harper, me r
died suddenly at her home
mad W(S,W t0urB
in piece :7,H, Three sharp
Va- house niw . :
r
jiuu.irn, - - ever know te nuui..j
tain, that one will ever Kno format.oa n
ofvictims. Fpm coiiar f
must hf that wriTliterary me
One bf Canada's Jevere uyaj y
John liperan amongt hgb
it wasmost ptfaMe jfl, kf
lh&7whole7oomfuls Perishe4 miser,,
A
Jpsized of "
j ean, and
rom any
been.
1 but they
y wiUhoisB
feakandfefr
It boar down
litethem on
'earth and in
--ii;aied C
.ch."
it tempting to
,t.,.n a in-et
it a man go
' in the luorn-lor-.kin
the. at-
ona con-un-'
A-
howe
shocks o
, ; v..,i. r.
f-.wv,n,,ftkeoccurreaai -
rhnrches.
A iornacio uwu."--
and residences
schools
at Wills Point, Texas, and sev-
i . irn w'ti uiivi j --
'dwellings were burned
from'these he taxpayer, over
or remo - - in of women jy - OUarryman gw
wasmprw ul n mingling jaon . . wh-Une.W. Va.
hng o '8i.ViVfl:,M and ahouta ot c..n vears. was auiC -
SSdir making "a scene that beg- y upon "-5-
RAZED BUILDINGS AUD TOIBEIw.
ern Part of Gori.
Adispatchfrom Augusta . OSS
noon, leveling r ."'.- hl unroofing
timbered lands, ram, Ttisim.
dwellings aud tecngie""-- m
possum -r-T - .m 1 the neW8 can.
aredownauanKu.-- d .
t be had until they are wpwj: .trnck ra-.
It is known vu.- . northen-t
milla.fro the het Tennessee, VH
louchine McJUe, on the no, Vfl.
tinia and Georgiaroad- p10" received f
into is
ifleoJ
teen yC"
tic City
tion. ."
tism,
of .K
pay
b
families were render
work
houses
and wai
with the
firemen 1
. dc"rJ-'.w touching scenes during tne
ITomw "f";n l.owever,
TiT . '...uA was blowT
everytmpg ;: Hni. Uey
natne row" 1
Coverix
' W i. t the European Hotel At
Jtinta, -a. Mr.", - the h.uae while
Ya
over
tttrri
ieJ from a burning buildup.
-i i tbe i-arpoiitTH w.',tkn on a m v ,v
r F S ari-.ter, of Ht'l'"'' j:
rrrh fof M t. U. w u .. ht.. 1 .
thewto.mil""- - I wis E. Pftf
mue. - panco!it, 01 i""
f..,. prtddent, and Teller ia '
. f,u-ner on i'i
VC ;u r ti, Aorm.
points in Tne p.-r -v whcre it, ew
iearnea
iown '
4 riml
- "ir 4 thoi entire
Mown YtAre was cs
I heavy rain fHVa "v!..!
,.rd thronsh theyP"'
Though sev end p T" w;r
J"nbarnedthtai:yor