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' t ? i ; and i; 1 -u- ' I.-i AsE * AND I5il i.l \i V I I M . important Atlanta who I rc.il t ? n* ? ? ! ; t < * 11 1 <- ? l\ <?. 1V#||a 1 f Toll ciiiinot - nl : j ? i \ < I ||) J 'fit'*' fr I lie your troul?ii-? :um r<'iM'|vi- l>y r?? turn mail, of our >t>i~ blank . BUST IIOMF. 1 II K A 1 M 1*^ t . ( onjinlta ?Ion Fr?^. Ev^rythlnp i Drs. Leatherman ti Bcntlcy, Cor. Marietta and Forsyth Sta., ATLANTA, GA. Sour*; 8 a. m. to 10 p. in. Sunday i 10 to L t?o. 4 1. tmtrw* MdbvOr^Mu. A SERMON FOR SUNDAY1 "? \ / A STRONG DISCOURSE "" tNTrft.EO, "COMF OPTING CfcRTAINTitS." Vli?> n?v. Dr. Kolmrt llitieo llull'a ThIK out ho \V?r.l* Adilrt-NC't/lo it* _Thr l'?nnn TliHt tti? -VciUl** ol Our I'rccloui tiittii Climtt-r About. UltOOKI VN, S. V. ? Sunday morning t lio Mev. J>r Robert ft Hull, pastor of (,rcenwood Jiaptint Church, preached on "( omfoi ting Certainties." The text V.'ft ? from Joint iii.l): \\T tpeuk lij.il we do know," Dr. Hull ?aid in lli?i emu *e of it ?<iiii<<ii : TIlCM! V.OkU V* eiv aildrcfscd to NlfOlIf imiH. He tviit <in earnest. honest, yet tinud in-purer 'tiler truili. Il<- had coii mi to Jesus Under cover <<l I it*' < lit 1 klU'K*. Art /ill oflii-ml <<t ? lie Jewish Sanhedrim. lii! 'I d not dun* to In* kHii talking with the Xn/a Kill: 'l'c.ii !? r. Aft In; ,>? com meed in It >>? own miint rli.it .Jt?na is o prophet rind that, too, ;t plo.dii t sent of (Jiiil, 1 1 1 i<i ii i itc It he < <<nli -r? n t<< tin* < luift. 'i hen iit' t h< wondorlully niol i*it<>t i v?* interview i (??ii? w)ti< h tin* text is i'tkf?i. I Ins inter view is evidently onlv an outline, hut the outline <? ntai'v i'Iiiiu y ?ai^m>.tivu, Nno demutt wan it k? M ><l man. lie Will a re'igioini man. He conformed to nil tin* religious loiin* ^i ml cei < monies ol his nation, lli* outward deportment w.is hlninc'emi t< it < t inA utamlinu in (hi? loinmniii I y 'van honor able. Hut lie waH not a xpiritnal m in. lie was not what we would rail to-day ti con verted lean. To him Jet?u<t thriiv lined the Ko'.etn ii double "Amen, amen, i suy unto i hit'." Nieoih-mmt rould not imdctMand what iIcrttiH meant hy being horn again. 1 1 < ? watt Unable to nee what that new <-|>uituul lite wftit of whieh lie hi>u>><>'f was larking. 'I h< ii it is that, the thud douli'e <i!iie!i of Je-ot* inlrodtm* the words of the tvxt : "Veiny, ven'y, 1 fay unto thee, we speak that w<* do know anil testify that ue hivg tteen." In thia utterance Jc*ub uses the word "we," iini. simplv Ah tin* | ?lti t <t 1 ot niaje-.lv. | hut. eonnecting 1 1 1 1 1 is < - t with atl His disci ples, *<> that it ti< perfect Iv proper and right lor uit to-day to n>e His worda and ?<ay: "We apeak (hat we do know." < ' 1 1 1 i >??? tutus nrr competent wit iie.-.-es to the cer> tainlie# of religion. While in a tit-nic it may he aaid that "tin* Ihh'e ami the It-h e alone i? the religion "i I'rnteiitant.-,'' yer in i tin! fuller jsi'iimc our reliuion i* n Jii'h. I Christ is Christ tanil v. Hi* life til limine t j m t m I in Hot dt>i<iii!cH is the apirit and the | power of trie* religion. We have something I more than opinion; bouiething better thiri | i rods; \'.e have as one ol the eternal veri ties < I esiis Chrinl it* t ho inaiiili nt.it ion of Cod. ft lias b??en well ?aid that "Clhrint either deceived mankind by conscious fraud or Hi- wa? Himself deluded and de reived, ?<r lb' v.ar> divine. There in no K<>t ttiisr <<111 of tins trilcmma. It. if iik-xoi lil>!<'." lb' -- 1 ? t< ii I before I lie Ineil who lilfW llini bent, and xai<l: "Iletllat liath xeeu Me hath seen the 1'iithe'-," #<ii<| again tleoltt'-ed i<> them "I and <W v f'athet are one." This was tieiie ikIoii.s i(Msuin|it ion and nwful b'a - 1 ? h ? ? n i if it wis not th?' truth. That ? it is the truth t lie course ol time and the j < <?.?>'<< of ( ?li list ia it i t v both abtjudanllv de- I 1 he Veiilu-M of our precious tilth dieter i iiboni. <i p<'i>oit. I bis person m is t!<nl, ? maniient in I he Mck'.i, and for all the een- j turn s sm< e I V I h'eheni I In' nob'esl, wi-r-'t and h<?lic?t hnvc b<<w< <! before Him, rev< i ? j eut.ly ex. laiminx. "My Lord ami my (><< !'" i Ii Hiil ters not fi<iin what point we vievc I llini, ,Ii--um htiinds l? f<<r<> the world as | inoie Ih. hi num. It ih said < > f a safe :it,<l j |.< < f< < t aii li thai it iimmI meet two i-e<|uiiv- i en ill-*, lis feet mil-it mil slip and il? i n i < ' - i die iiiiikI iti, i bend. -lestiM Christ is the ureli ? iium-i-isfi-.j httnianitv and divinity The weight <?! the ceuluiioH of ( 'hrislutuit v rest on that aieh and tiny rest there wtfely, for 1 '?Jc-u-* is l .'ml; there never was a timo S when lie was not; Itoiimi'e^a. eternal, merciful, the word, | .t he Sire bejjol ; H.i<-kwar?l our lb(?uuht? through n^e* | fitreleh, fni? ard through realms of ] bli.ss. For there .ne t wo ii crni t ie; nml liolh | alike arc Hi-." \lli.ll|i-|" of till- icll.tltifi's i- lil.it t III i -<1 t.i It l'l<; t" .1 dlVi'ie 111"-. lilts H'.M a. i in1 iv ili' ?n (js lit i<> N icodcmus. It is it now 1 thought to ninny t < ?-<{<?>* . ll was not ;t ; iinutc of upt ivii, hut .t plain Ktaicuient of | tact. when -Ickiih insisted lh;H it was neces sary to be bom U'/.iin in order to enter i heaven. Those of Nieodemus' turn* would j have suit I it wa? necesHary to reform, to ileal honestly, to behave kindly, to live tin inrhl v. So many *av to day, and ii by this they mean uprightness in its pel feet lorm they artt right. Hut no man has ever lived who as Won thus upright ".VI h.:vo sinned and come short of the glory "f (oid." The hisloiv of mankind shows that wo intlst not seek holiness in order to (Joel, hut (Joil in order to holiness. Christ must i come m(o tho .soul of man with 1 1 1 ?* divine life, and then, ami not till lh*|u. arc we in harmony with tho di vino Holiness. When that life coiiich in then there is manifested tlio "expulsive power of a now affection," lu tter still, the expulsive power of a new life. Not him; '.ess than lite ran lu'i'nuut for the chanjjo in men. Nothing hni life < .in exert the power which the cen turies of ( "In istinnily have tnani tested . In phv^'i's we aflirm confidently t hat cverv o fee* must have an adequate cause. Dn* nl-o js true in the realm of spirituality. If P> i>i cutors are changed into preachers. if those once thoroughly depraved have been nm'ded into recognized saints, if the dregu ot society have been transformed into mi I'aralh'led martyrs for the truth, if eoinmon lieop'.c nave been fashioned into those of hom the world was no: worthy? wo ask what c.utsc or what, power is ad.'ouilc for "iieli marvelous altera! ion?. We know the<e ( Ii. iii^es. It is tolly to say we do not know the power. Twice each dav our eitv is w.'shed ? ?>* ?? mighty ebb and How of tides that swe. i> in tin. I out. despite all the winds that blow. Y our child vecoyiii.~'c?i the faet, but lie h pu//'ed to think that the pale. silent ino.m. serene amid the cloud*. is 'hi- e.?n-:e <?( those resifit'ess llo?>d.s. Tin* eh'ld is jei/. /led, but when your plnlo.so' do r exp'.iins ' .1 \ on that the moon doe* tin* bv attrac tion of gravitation, and vou a*k him t-> e\ ?'.i n to you this attraction of joa vit.u iim, i lieu lie too, i* puzzled. Net he knows the power, knows it so we'd ho can measure it and Use it. So, too, with t 'hi ist tauity, ami its power. We can r??oo.iiiizo it< foreo ami use if, but its secret is the secret ot bf? . I. ike nil force, in its < l i.<in it Is a mv-tory. Tennv soti sa> ? : "Wo have but tait Ii weiiinnot know . For knowledge is of things we svo." This is not ipiite true. Kni>iVitd;e i- of (hiuus we io?'l. as well .is (if tiling- in -? , . M my limits we know thai we cannot <?</ . We never saw a pain, but we should c/>. I loin a loo! who should pay we never fe't / ? ? i* knew a pain. Wo know the power ct fho I t hrist hte in the believer, bceauoe we h\ o felt it. and sofiK't ii. ics when this Christ * :V> m us lias its permit tic?.Ui|n we ire jib'fc j to say with I'nufc "I can .Jo all tliiigs in Christ who Mr? n^t lionet h i.ie." This certainty concerning the power of jhe Christ life can bo attained by all who will fulfill the conditions. There must ho n sui render to Christ nnd n trust in Christ. I Vou cannot h ive t lie sunbeam Without tho mm. ^ on cannot have the power of Christ without the Christ Himself. The apostle suys: "Christ is in you the hope of g.orv," nnd it Is certainly true that ("hfist jiH'st be in us the power for ?l?>r} . Thus fhe centre of our ccriitude is Christ ]{in?v I. We know Him. Wti know ^tis power, ^lt lias lnurii exercised upon us and in us. f.-ke the once blind beggar, ?\e c.&iuim; "U..e thin^ 1 know, whereas, 1 was blind, now I see." There was no note of nnccrtnintv about this; theie shou'd b? no note of un certainty about our utterances conacrmn^ our faitn or concerning our own position. But in this nee of (?nibt mai.y Chr?*t'?n? ire so fri^lifened out of sanity that they ire afraid to ?.av even oi the deepest ^eriences of the soul, "I know." Not so Paul, facing death: "f know whim l.hsvr relieved." Not so .lohn. the lielftved diso ?iple, dcolnrinc, "We know tlrat we !>?*'? >assrd irom death unto life. W* Jintw *>at when He xhall anpear *hnli b? li' C "m." It is not ino^e*tv, /Kut lack oTwfsj'h "hich p'-omnts Christians to say, "I Aom I am a Chr;st:\n." When we have 'ift we ;now it and shou'd not be attained t? liv ??. If we have not the life tHea hy all t'?? ?nporta^oe of tternitv raake sure of ?b tainin? It. Tt poss-h'e ta have a Irving ?xf>?T^no* of JemtB <Vtenrt 1o b*r^ *txrh in cvf.crUnee thAfc n v/ "I live. Ml not I, but ChriU, live \ in ?*?' Be; tie! may be glorified loto tkie M9*i M?e it ft yield ourieiven completely **><! tint?- ; i?ryH!y to Him whd 1* uh!e to "keep that ' ?"hicb wt liavo committed to Him AKHQtt day." The <lf c-ot of thi* eoruinty u In tvtty way rnot-t fM'i'cioufc .? id Oonniij^r 'or M IllOWtlll^ W ! < -. t I ? I : ? it-lli ? ? 1 ?- it)> II"* il) ;he prewneo of tlm ??.?. hd in'ar.rty which 'i*t Mtmmer ?<-nt a thrill ??' horror ??'Oltlld tlx1 >?'')!,?? J t II.-. Kir'll ! . I* ill* -rnnttirc deelfir ir*'-n ' tn ilw? in'e only we have ho'-e in ? .-i ii i ?? ?>! .ii| men "<<>U miserable " il ('? nil w t*? ?? t in; end of ill then we i ? > : x 1 1 f \?v'? l??!ievc til t! cruelty t '?'it ill the throne ?>! I he ihiivi'lit* Hut, , ' I '?KK<Tfd Ah all a l e bv til'* uuntlemblc KOI ? '? "'W, yet fJod in'.? ,II||| uu'iiii'i 1, and t''Oiiyh we r;i"nu? ???.? if now, yet lit < Irr ftity we till, ill l.now that flu* enndiwiiraw? >r worse ? of man li.in bet ? overruled to eternal good. ?????*<* >i >?.i? wo I now I ' it (ir>if i* love, nod ht-eau.c we ' now .Jc.ijh n'dl ' I ' vcp end ix tin- h.iine t'li'iv ;h \\ hen Ho ! ? lied iear* at the urave of I..1/1: 1-, we dart? ? o fco into bereaved homen und i-tr. ?U of , tie reunion at the litfht int- <1 of the tin one | el Co?|. I went over to tin* pier where lay j Ii 1 ) 11 d ? <*?i H of the line'. limed hod'erf, and I I wooM not h.'tve dared 10 do it, hue tli.it 1 ; f* ? i << 1 1 1 eoliifoi I foi.'e heartbroken (.lie with 1 the Iissiii iiiue lli it ( iod fared, (jnil loved tnd in idernit v' fi'od wou!<| make tiii* nil t-.eik.dile mkIucki a koi of perpetual ' [ov. Can f cxohi'.n if? No! Hut I con'il 1 <t preach, 1 could not iio'd tn> mv hend ! ? ^ a t ,'hi iwtiau if T did not believe; vert, if I ' ?' <1 not know, tii.it tome'iow, time, ! ?'?e nil 1? Khali Ii" rli.toi/ed i'-to iJaCe-fll;* i I lit# i/i the mivi'eye of ' 'ill ist i ? Wf^tf) ?-av j ?- v now: "We liiiow that all iii>ii'i? wo-U | together for nood '? them that love < I <xl ! Whv i? il, that nil do liot hfiow th<?*A j t'dnuu? 1'art'v lit??--m?t* of th'ir condition. | 't'liece are to-day ili<w who "havi"if eves I n e not, iit'd luivt.>i({ earn hear not." 'I he i'llln'^tv e of tr i inim? *?' not eafi'v overcome, | Trained mi'v to, e?oi*ider ,m >'eal chat wnieh can li" ann! v/.ed he K'-'entiiie irnu'eieenlH, j men vpfut^e to ndmit the iri'itv of thiii'/t whieh t|i"V ej?n?>ol veiirli ?*i their Ke-xlen or ineasii,-e i>e rn'"><. Tiiev are honest,! Fo in tJie h!ind man honest ? ho >-avM io'-1!1 t'iH-4 1, ill exi^t. So H tiie rie-if ie:>n j honent wtiovi* ? i'tl <a'i"ot he moved hy liie : eo'icor*' ot f.M'" t soM'h'-. It h not a ones- | ? ?on of hone-ftx'. Inil of laet. f!o<l iti, e*en ' hoii"h tin' 1' r 1 ! ii' 1 ie v ? " e.e mav hwi en the Ihm \'i'fiM wjl'i tin' I'- 1 ?i .i n* nod iixie rt I i eannot ?>???? (lo<f. I' ll ti>i-.tinu !i"a**< wi'I j i' iV Willi e\ ? r ch I'M^'"-' eee'.iiude: ' I I uiiw who'n I I. Vve " '? hix "iv mi j-om* ! f.,ll ill >111*1 .1 lili'c .Is I 1 1 lx It in the Oil!* t hiii'.' wlii.h 'mii <rive rmnfoift. So, h"Oth- ! leu, IfL 111 o'.we (inr.-.i'ivi's in the ha'"''-) of a loving tlrid. 1 .1 t iih 'e.in on tin* die no iwwfv. J,rt in timet th? divide wi^dnn. ? 1,et: in avKine ourselves of the divine ho-ne , in tli')^" manRioris wh'eh iliv'ne love j pi eoaied for IIP, and let ll> lit eonliih lit thai * " I ?? ? 1) wni I for ("id Tun lii'dl for "Oloe 1 f> trnr" - Ti>at oil in dark a 1 1 11 1' |l"geudrt ^onie eniiiai-xV <.f jtraee. T.o\h iih it ('oniii'lii1, T.nvo the |iieate?i( heauti',er. Th,'v re<\' i-dii t* e;iiv to nee. |.-ive it-id!' i.i he, ml i> ill, nnd if we nive u?iKe,'i-h !o\e a lod-/n*en| ui'li ns it i? eoiMtaiitly < \eriiiii; r\ molding in,'iieni:e linoil iir. F.ove a! w;i y r* aojieai ^ it 1" -I Wtie'i H coes wooing ii a'uae.s tdioo-e*. the n>"st li'*eotnini? att''H,aiid the mo t eant'vati'i'i' pdomineiit. So jo'-n. /wln-n i; e?'ts |in'>eJ> li nn 'if a hu'oan lio*/v, iiroee,-ds to mn <i l lie f,\rn of ilia' ho/tv into the nm^t at (??jietive f'li-in. <or .love ;? . see^s to he il h'!'" m the i^o~t attre'^'ee irarl) t T'*nl is ih" ?> v ??*,(*?>? t in'i nt -t lie iim"~Ioi' maiio'i that ' 'Ues t/';'ee in a woman who 1* a mother. She ntiv lie |i'ain nMn'rw.se. lint when him liend- ovr her liahe in an . eeitane of m"' !ier 'i"'!' she I ieeo">es I:' ami fill. V'h) in |ii'i iixii'T ion vvc uive w are to ur-ie'lish love do we heeo>ee attractive. ] Thee is no !-M*-viir hhe lov*' to w.cU i?irae''-H in a lw'ii'v l ire, s.iv.i the Chr-s- ! tian Kndeaviir Wmdil Then; is no fnc al uneeialist who can beyin to do as niueh to "iake a p'ain xoitncc man or won-mi at ???active, to overcome de^ormitv or hide 1 l?'?'0tUhes es the mn-?icinn love can do. To hate is fo bv'Oioe lia'cfn1. To love a? Cli'ist loved is to become love'v. It is not a e'n ao reei"P, for -ncii 'ove ? o.-?s in tco- I portion to it.s deo'b ami inten<iiv. I'tit . anv one that is willing to pay the price may be beautiful. j I'.nnHlfiil II it 1 1 <1 i mjj. "lllow, O winds! 151m1, (> ocean! Th'c.ili forth, v e elcnien t s nnd Irv my work!'* i ""-ecli was t||?' boastful iiKcvipl inn nut tip >t '< the J i i -it Kddvslone light linusc built l?v lli( j eccentric \Viiii>laii!ey . IIm ? ? 1 1.-* ! !??? i ?* was i neceiited. and one fearful nie.ht the s;a ! fiwa'Inwod up tlio lower and if-? btii'drr. | The next one met a similar fate. t'io| structure and* its builder, Kudynrd, i pc,-:*hin?; together. The third *v.iH croc tod by SiiimIosi, wlic j biu't it all of stone. ma';ing it n navt of its i rock foundation, so '.hat the ii; ht house ' n-neti :ites it i<* penetrates the snil j I 'pon this liTht I'oVls > tn> >?ti? ii?Bcrin turns were )>!;t?-t'd, U'it ?>n (ho lowest coui-u , were chiseled Ihc wop's; "K::cc t t *?f j T.Ord hii'M the lion e. thee labor in vair ! that build it," and ?>: ? the key.-tov.c, above \ the lantern, it the cwlaieatio-i, j Deo!" That structure stt I M.itub. f iicvor-fni'.infj beacon light t ? stjrir. toesc<! mariner*. Mo who would hni'.d fcr eleruitv ur-l not set about h t a <x in anv vaiie;!nviie?s over coti'id. 'lit spirit, lie fiist !??? < h<Iu i's to lii^ foundation.' I m 1 'cj : ?iij tiiiaiv :.n. deeply upon the r>"k, t"ur .t i-. relying in trust ivd hur*i'"y ?i > ? >ti il *r who a'ono r>?'? en ab'e one to roaJi a i cr fect resuli Wollsni-iri. V <!rarn to It vie. Wlnr. (hi,-: i, t ?]<?> a?.\i\- I '?? t 5 i i:c ! hat i 1' i' I t.-r u- ; ? > ii . > , ' us ^iai e |.i ! . . . ? ! 1 .? .. ! > ? . i i ? ? el til ill ? i i i ? : I : "ai", 1 1:; : 1 . ! I'a'.i! I'e ? ?-"Me .? ? -Ui'ii.'n.u . f, i liici." i'ii.i' . i'. \ ?> i!d I rot \ t 1 i ? . . . "i i i i i I lie t he ?I IIM in.. v\ h; : \ t l>l.i,'l 1* ?' ? u.ivd. I. lot-. I I III- .. UK .t. \ iii i. . i \ .1 . i ,n i in ". I idi ?, nw olie ??? 'i"i.".'' i i ? ?? i ? \ ? ? i.; 'i!? hull 4. ii .4 i i .i . \ i c. .... i ( Vl 1 1 .U'ii a-; lit I u<* .vi 1 it ? . ! ? ' I i 1 ! . i * ' e ! 1 1 1 1 i ' re e ill ? * ' ! ; it M-- ? .:e it. .. nu:ti'? i> vl.iN. ""W '? <; Il \ e '. ?? ' 1 >.| .hi t ii. Ifi c lor'.'" .i~ ' I < lie iii'- i : ' i ? i ? ? . ; " t .-t ?i* tin* ' > t il ri n e ' ;ti ; m >1-' l-ci' we Of not n.'ii- tl.k-M. . -??d H;e ii.iti\?. Inn w i I In'ik 1 1" * f> > ? "? 1 ' ' ' ? 1 s 1 1 n- . i if ti.se. t aa'.d I lie not ec ice. ted down .me toiin>'d into i .. I. t.' i ;i ii.-? t>> i.iii. ii '* I hf* hint wa- ta\e,i; io.'> \m ; e m nt to t l>cJ'joiitui'.T -ui'l 1 1 : i . i . ? into ,i m ! I , w hid HOW MIIIIII'Oll- 11" 1 1 - ? 1 ' v <? i'.hi ? i i In to pi .lis) and prayer. No man lias ri\ ? : * -i <i I I'nr recrea tion than H o i.i.iii* r. ? In- ir. pe:- ? hup? the tnost lovat s a\i t-i ?.:?-k 'hat tho list of Ind list I"' :i I I < ' I I II ! Ill" -? ;i I ? I fords, declares tin' 1! . . . . i . i',i JuMlllcntiotl Of lM- I.:- < an i . nn- j Hgllied hut it enn si-.-.r. !?.? approved. Nocosslly may compel .ill in n to s\.irk part of the t!'T' I -it :t never t ? quires them t i work nil the ' u ?. Mortgage, f r?>p f h i i u res nnd oth-r I forms of adversity nr< not stiiheicnt.y : Important to deprive any farmer of! n period of rebulldlnn reviving, res! during the >?e>is;..i ? ae.' year w'.nn ell ma:iu ccudlti- u>o m.d me statu? of his i farming work render it most con venient. Equal in every respect arc his velff's right, if not duty, to free horself from household toil and en joy that recuperation ami revivifica tion as well a a raueway of interest in her lot irhtfch. oome from proper dh varsion. pWtrorraore. tha boys and girls hi'roi fsrm l?alp should 1 >*v| Uk? iim; privilege WASHINGTON'. According Jo Mint Director Uobeit# twenty -one Htate* and Territories pro* duced $ j3.r>}> j ,7<K) worth of gold during tin* year IllOa, ?nd $20,322,000 worth of silver, the value of the silver being computed at fifty-four cent* per liuw ounce. ten thousand portion* heard the I Archbishop of Canterbury speak at ' evensong service In Washington. According to orders given out hy the i Depar trnent H?ur- Admiral I. V. Coglf Inn will ahMume command of the Navy < Yiird and station lit Xew York City, re- ! 'levin# Hear Admiral Frederick Hod- j gors, who will retire for a ge. The President hits disapproved of the I findings ami Henteiiee in the case of.-* Fred It. Skow. who wan alleged to he'Sj a member of Company M, Txventb'll^l infantry, and who, as such. was trlocffj l?.v court martial and convicted und<*?n two charges of deWrtlnu and of mis- I conduct in |obdng the enemy, and hen* ! fenced to death OCU AMOKI'KD INLANDS. The report that Archbishop Clmoi ib> | would resl-jn a* Apostolic Delegate to ; Cuba ami I 'or to Itieo was denied, Porto Kico'm 1007 public Schools | opened with 00,000 pupils enrolled, lu ' the llrst school year during American I ocetfnation there were SOU schools wilh 1 25.OO0 pupils. DOMICSTIC. Heavy rains caused I,ns Animas j /tlx or to overflow its hanks ami flood the city of Trinidad, ('id, Kailroads were tied up in the territory effected. Thirty-five tin-men wore overcome hy smoke and fumes of ammonia at an nli night fire on Fourteenth street, New York < "ity. .Joseph Watson, the young negro who murdered former Police Commissioner i Henry Osborne, of Hartford, Conn.,] was convicted and sentenced to he hanged, Annie Kanner, the llftoon-yenr-nl.l da lighter of tlie janitor, risked her life to erixvl through smoke filled halls and warn the tenants of 1 17 Stanton street, j New York City, that the building was burning. i Three Italians in a pistol duel at Cr.nal ami Centre roots. New ^ ork . City, created great excitement, hut no j one xvas hurt as far as known. Archbishop Farley promulgate d to Ins pa -dors the report of the Coininis- j sion on Revision of Church Music, ac cording to the direction of Pope Pius I N., which bars women from Catholic choirs, ?Justice Kelly issued an order an thori/.uiii the cvhuming 1" the body of Margar t J.ytuh, who xvas supposedly murdered in l.oitg Island some weeks n go. ii was learned that President Iioose- ' veil's i Mine was forged to it letter to Micha. I Donnelly, or' the Butchers' ('"!? n: prosecution of the forger xvill 'ollow. he Fucharistie Congress, for welch t went y bishops and more than priests assembled, opened in New York City. Admiral ltivit's flagship, the French cruis?r Duplex, arrived lu New York ha r I a)!'. Aionzo .1. Wliiteinan, once a promi nent A! inncsoiM politician, was arrest ed in St. I ,nu is. .Mo., for alleged forgery in ItulValo, Nv Y. The Aldermen's Celebration Commit tee w.ms informed that the formal open ing of the Noxv York City subway would lake place on October 'J7. The Yaiverda Smelter, near Pres cott, Ariz., was destroyed by an ex plosion. I .oss, ?l7r>.0W. An explosion shook the elevated struct tire, in Nexv York City, and burned two employes badly. & It xvas decided that no skilled work men over thirty-five are to be employed hereafter in certain departments of the Carnegie Steel Company plants. In other* tlie ago limit is forty. FOREIGN. | Two kings and ninny princes and j high oilieiais attended the funeral of j Niels Finsen at Copenhagen. 'r!n> tiovcruor of Arzila, Morocco, j was murdered by tribesmen out of re ? venge for ? 1?<* imprisonment of some of j their fallows, whom they set free. Prince Mirsky insisted on separating ] the itussiati police administration from | the .Ministry of the Interior. j A mail ear on a train between I'aris and Havre, France, containing a quan- [ t-tv of American mail, was broken open ] and ninety-one out of loo pouches were ! l'i lied. The probability of the appointment of Crand Duke Nicholas Nieholaievitch as Uussian commander in-chief and of a new Minister of Marine was fore- ' shadowed from St. Petersburg. A protest by Prince Ceorge of S? liauinburg- 1 /it?pe against the succes sion of Conn! Leopold lo tile regency ! ol 1 .Ippe -Det mold was made pnldic. li set forth that the great-grandmother of t lie count was not legitimately descend ed from the noble family. The Japanese are using hand power I ? propel railrond ears in the trans- j povMiioti of supplies to I.iao-Yang. J ? while waiting for locomotives. Prince Mirsky has been heartily wel con ed in St. Petersburg by the puldie and the pre**, the latter suggesting ' Kboi! I ion <>r the censorship among re forms expected. N\ old lias been received from a Douk hohor colouv near Saskatoon. N. "\V. T., that a e lioily ot Doukhobors had starttMf'^ oiu a march for the Pnited St ;i tc*. ThV linn? they arc looking for a warmer cnmale. / The eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which continued with great force, I te en me more violent than at any time since } V". . A I .;*!:* te?I Mukden dispatch said that the Japanese continued their advance northward with extreme slowness. A special cable dispatch front Purls said that tilt* motorcycle race at Dour dan wax, annulled, some person having strewn uukc. over the road. Continental steamship lines were re ported to have decided on a $10 reduc tion in Mferau* rate* from Hungary t' the Putted States. ... " , --.s Th>: re was n large nttfnntrnee or roi Isli noble* at the unveiling of the mon ument to Catherine the Creat, slgnltl rant of a reconciliation of Poland with Russia. The French Ministry failed to he roin* alarmed over Japan's possible ln? tentions regarding Manchuria In the event of tinal success io war against Rusela Thfc widow of Concressman^.lohn T.eTsf-. thrift o* PennryTvan'a <l!fd lr P.ivi* f roof a ntrgieal operation. Wholesal; IVice; n New \ t*r ^ j M It H . ? 'J'hi; I ? U f ..<? bit: ?:? ' ' v ! ??' <? . I, i. . >J ! qualify i< ' | r <|i> \ i. nUTTKiS Cr^ftmci y ? m, cxli'ii 4 ->i Ftr*f* . v, i, (. ?/ 1 P?*eo?ds | * ( . > " 1 J I fltnte da i ry tub*. first* Pt <;?? K ' Imitation i|v.i|i:,.|V j> Factory. thirds to firxt..!. II'W It ? "II I'FCK. Full 1 it, m, ??"<'? l Small . ... f.A ? , Part -1 t , 1.1 in;,. I' Pirfc com hi'i'i , (1 4 Full ?kiirw 2 1: ? nil 1 ' KftCS. ,T(?r?f'V- 1*\< ^)7 ?> ; S'atr And ". nil ^ ' O" ( ; Western Cli'e \t\ ?>) 'Viw tJoiltberil-- ( " I . r. ' 0 m 3 (,? y, " Ittt.wp (VII l?r.AK H??M- M-iiphv, choice.... f.l ?) -r> M ?diin??. < !??,:. e 1 f) 1 ft* 1 rdl . cluiicc .. y - - P"fl If id "of, cltoif 0 - ? o fi" Wl<:t<> l< 'd '.I V 0 0,') (', *1,1 V?*I'miv eve o /?? ?? 7% . n'mk I nit!^ </iii p.,,,,.. { "'t 11 'X ?'! Lima, f'n! ?> 1. 7 >. ? , o - ? V 1 " - - % !? iri'i rs ami itl'I'i'Ji w 1 in'--;! Ali'des. Fa'' P i I > I < i ? 1 . ?w.. 1,1,! ] "(1 fi, 1 A'', Twenl v-Otmee. ??"r bj! ... 1 r1" (? 1 * i C!ri'pii!n ?. ner >?*.:. 1 o-j &. ] .*?? Prom. ?,-?-!<<?). 1 i.<) c,> ) ? 1 fVinl'itcf, per I il>' 1 <f f o i'io Fart '?it, per o f 1 ct j '"1 Or?M(?K, Coneord. per f;ir.. .'() lit Nta<rarj, per -?? I ) ft 1 T)"'u u-ft re. ??#?? r 'a t rier... . 7 : (?< ) '>r> Fo,i"Iips. nf-r t 40 C,l\ M'^ltinoVi'M, ?i o<- orato ot 1 V) l'lnnii. nor 1?i? t 0% (,f- j) ''ranhi?rri<??.r. r'oel.per i?i>1. .1 M <?> r< 71 Quinces, per bhl 2 .? of> 3 tn i.l vn roi'i/rnv Fowls, p?r 'b 10 (7i) i t < Snrini? cliipltcrn. |>i?f 11 0(< ]?} Fooateri, t?or M, ? f,i) 4 TurUcv*. por lh f,t< )? T)uoU<i. ppv imir .10 <?? 71 Herse, t>er ??.-? ? r 90 ft> J ?>"? Pigeons, per pa ir ? (,?) ]j nnrssKn pouitim' Turl?>vii, nor lh n 1" HroiVv. rUi'a<lo!nl)!.? 17 r,i\ 07 FowIh, \Ve*ieni, pp?' In. . . . , ? in Sprint; <liicl<8, per M (.?,) j<tij Spring j?rp?c. per lb II o> 57 Squabs, per dozen 1 50 Or 2 .VI HOI'S Slate, 1!KM. elioiee, pi?r lb.. .'II (?"> fiood to prime, per lb.... :>l Oi) :<:$ Common lo f ? i r 23 c/1 ; > Pafifif Toast. 1')01, cli'iice. . ,'Ju ( T :M flood to prim,*, per lb.... (<t -jo Common to fair <,/? 2/ II AY AM) SI l{ A *v. Ha v, prime, per 100 lb ? (T< v-t No. 1, per 100 lb 7.~( (,? ,71; Nrt. 2, per iOO !b 70 (,r Clover mixed. |>i>r lo'l lb.. r>."> < n~> i>.> Straw, long rye SO ??.> VKOKTAIll l".S Potatoes, Jersey, per bbl.. ! to a l r,"( Ij. I., per 180 ll>4 1 ht 1 S7 Sweets, per bbl I t j [ u Turnips, j>er bbl 1 0'i (,i j Tomatoes, per box t,r 7.*, p!ant, per bbl 7" (-1 Squasb, per bbl .71 f.r ) ; 1 I'eas, per bu.-liel Mi . ,1 Peppers, per bbl ;,0 (? 1 f^'ttuec. per bb' ,"i?> h, 1 2> Cabbauea, jicr I<? > 2 N) {?< t 1 Cueumbors, per li.isUet '.!?*< (.< Cucumber pickles, |ur 100'). 1 ,'i<i i r ; . 0 String beans, iter ba-- ,"iti 7.", Kale, per bbl 2"> (?< .V) | f.irna beans, [ier bacr .r?n (u \ ;?Ti Onions. L. J., Vel., per bbl * 1 an (?? \> no Red, per bbl *. _1 2."> (<>: 1 7.*, ! Celery, per dozen buncho*. !'? (?> .VI | O ret* ? corn, per ion f> 0 (., 1 ..() j Cauliflower, per bb! 1 u0 >,t :j jj) nrunsels sprout-, per "? ]o j Peets, per 1 '>t? btinvlics. . . . ?>t i ur 1 0 1 I Carrots, per bbl 7."? 1 t.o : Parsnips, per bb! 1 ;?"? t? ! I Pumpkins, per bbl 1 "."1 | Spinach, per bbl 7; 1 -i.| [ u it A IV. HTO. j Flour ? Winter patents .... ."> -j."> (.? - 0 Spring jiatenls 0 2 ' " Cr M j Wheat. No. 1 N*. Diduth... -? <?. I I No. 2 red 1 1 i; . t | Corn, No. '1 white c . i Oats, mixed r. t <?' ; ; . . . Clipped, white ^ j-i j live. Western ? < r .'.1 I^ard, city ? ... 71. 1.1 vk stock. i 1 Jeeves, city drened li'sC*# <>K 1 I Calves, city dressed V 1 .?? ( ! Country dressed i> v li i Sheer*, per luo lb " to v J CO I L;uno.s, per 100 lb i 7.? U .'itl llo^s, live, per 10:) lb 5 !<.? (<?; <> j?0 Country dressed. per lb.. SHW 0':'; ! WIIKAT -FUODUl'KUS OF lTTCklO I Who Will Feed the World 21 Years From Now?? Interesting Conjectures. Ottawa. Canada. $-Thc peculiar situ ation developed this year among the wheat-growing naiions of tin* world. | and the extraordinary possibilities j opened to Cauatla of the future, have i i f..'t the wits of Canadian experts at work forecasting the piaee of this na i tion and other:? In tin wheat production of the longer I lit tire. Discussing the | general -ituation. ? ?i??* of the (Jovern inent ofiieinls, familiar with the grain i situation, iatt iy expressed some inter esting views as to the future distribu tion of wheat production, and the prob able place that Canada will hold in the future wheat markets ot the world, in his opinion and he has given a good deal of study to the subject ? the next i j Ijuarter of a century <>r less will see u very extensive rearrangement of the existing distribution <>f wheat produc tion among the nations. Ue|>eal of Savings Tax. The New York Stale \ssociation of Savings 1 in nl: s is work ng t<> secure the reponl b\ tic next Legislature of the franrhi.-e ui\ on savings banks. A -strong committee has been appointed to carry on the work. The toniinlttee purposes to prepare a series of terse arguments dealing with this question, and to distribute them in large quanti ties throughout the State in order to educate public opinion and create a sentiment in favor of repeal. Jap Uoat Sunk ? There were reports in Toklo, .Tanan, that a Japanese trunboar had been sunk by a mine niT I\?rt Arthur, and that part of the crew had escaped. A junk was badly damaged by a mine north of Chefoo. Tried to Wreck Ship. With the evident intention of doing an injury to the battleship Connecti cut some prrson or persons placed an obstruction on the ways the shin rested on In the New York Nnvy Yard. Our Export Trade. Export trade is gradually narrowing down to business with the countries near by, -China having ?temporarily dropped out of the market, with the ex ception of maintaining her hold upon Canton flannels, of which she has bought some good parcels during the week. Iowa's Corn Crop. Ife* Iowa crop bulletin said', yileportf ?bow mora than usual varlablencw In tb? oorii atop. It appeara .that three fourths of the cut Ira crop 1% now prae tlcally . Mrs. riuuhson, of Chicago, whose letter follows, is another woman in position who owes her health to tne use Og| Lydxa E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound. "Dba.ii Mu:t. I'ink u am: ? I suifoivcl r > .1 > ? " * Al'\iy apS*] weakness aiul bearing-down pains, tan,.- a v.om m. ? ? - hUttv^ titc was liti.il, mid I v.ouM lie auakr fur i:o u: , r.ui< ' ^ ? until I seeine I more weary in the mornmjj ihtut wmu 1 1 f vdia^ rcaliug ui,, of your adv. rt!:*!?culs I deci d m try i .e w ? 1'j. Pinkhum's Yegotaklo ( oinpo mi!l, yu i I ai?i E(? can describe the good it did mo. I look thru 1 ? 7/' \ J besides building up my ^ -noral health, it d.?>-,v ;-.n ? _;-v 1 * ' out of my body, and made mo i<<d as spy and a* * , ' ? * Mrs. Pin'chanVs medicines arc certainly siit i!-?-y ;ie euumea 10 uu Mrs. M. 13, Huousov, 847 Ksist Oliiu ?Sl., ( u.v id. Mrs. l'Jnl- Jfjiii? Tt'lls How Ordinary Tasks IVouaee I)ispla< omen Apparently trilling incidents in wi-nttii'c ;"v, ' " ' 1 'At ic ~ displacements of t'io \voral>. A slip on the stairs, litf.rtf ?h:i ni? mc-X Bt uidin'^ at a counter, rr.nnin?r a fcOTvinj? nusehiiie, < a' 'at:* J- ? t . Ordinary tas'.v.s :n v result in displacenn nt. ain) :? t 1;.::: o. e\ us is The first indi -it'ion of hi< h trouble ;*hoi:i i iv tiio ? 1 'I11'0.5 * . , * Don't let the condition become ehroitk* thr?n ,"h ?h . ''.t ?'? u nn:.-t?. *t that you can overeo'ii-s it by exercise or leaving it a!' a*'. . ?i ?*'*?? More than a million women have re#aino'i ho:.!th i y t i'.e \ii-o < L>c.taij* JPink ham's Vegetable Compound. ^ If the slightest trouble appears which yon ???? !?<'! understand write to Mrs. Piokham, at l.>m?. .Uiiss,, '/or ho; am tee, ami a low ti'nely words from her wiil show you < !;? - riv.ht th.afr to <10. A'na' adviee costs you nothing, hut it may menu ike or ha;.?;*ine:?M or ho ill* 2V Irs. Lelah Stowcll, 177 Wellington St., Kingston, Ont., v.- rites s "Dkau JNf i: I'i.tki- ','i: - Y- i; ;t indeed a P^rl^end to w< !-!?mk ii' . .'I i'l.cw uhat y?;i.t rvm.'rl d:> f ;i' 1 S ; . : ? ; . : : . ? ? v . Itf 10 M<;ed of tln-ir <i '?/ ?Mi. I .):'?? ! ??? ;:v< ? in ajT-ny. "I suifoiw 1'<t \< s s v.i.': ;; K-do\\n r ains, womb trouble, nervot: u- huh gnead aclic. but a f?w i>oti!<-v it i r. Phikhnm'0 V <*??'? :?'>!?' ? ? ? j n j>< > i : : ? 1 Is'.mIo J lit! ]OOJ? new ?! i n I jiroiiii v; i ? >? i :mh lightand . happy, ;wnl I <!? = : ' r <>w v.h;?! t-icknoMI - is, a i ) ; I ! now '.m,!'.)" t i ? i : ! f health." Lyrihi 1? ? *i?tU I:. .1 . Wijcfabl? I Compound <-:m ahv:-;\i '? ">?' ' rcstor* health to wotnou who thus* r !' i,; ;? : :! s*{? 'or tViC worst forp.ii of Hit's, f ? : p. back, /allium ami displacement of the v.-. < vrries, end ~l all troubles of the morns or womb. It (Usso: .. r., from lh? ^ uterus in the early stage of riovelopmont, hihI . t v to caticcr* ? ous liuinoy.:;. 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