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XXVI I!—Continued.
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it was, no doubt, u deliberate lie
calculated to Inspire frankness In u
possible Tory. That was the moment
j for A,0(1 re to have produced his pass*
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' ports, which, would have opened the.
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road for him. Instead he cor
a fatal error, the like of
would ire hard to find In all the 1 rec
ords of human action.
*T am a Hritlsh officer
dared. “IMease take me to your post.”
They were keen-minded if^H
quickly surrounded, him. A 1 nr
officer! Why was he In the dress/>f a
Yankee farmer? The pass ‘OuM\nuL
lave him now froin these" 4 ’niufeh,
ttrcmK handed fellows. The <lle* was
cast. lYiey demanded the right u,
search. He saw his error sind
y chapped Ids plea.
^ [ ai|1 (in i v u cltTzerf"7if~
V returning from family business In the
Tountry.” he said.
S He drew his gold watch' froim his.
pocket—that unfailing sign of the gen-
V tlenian of fortune—and looked at its'
.'v dial.
"You can see I am no copfmx>v,
low," .he added. ‘‘Let me go on about
my business.”
They firmly Insisted on thdr r'cht
her lover.
hir ~
SoT
tlgliteneH
"Thar, ’taln^^^S^er clean,
ye kin both ride,” said he.
'H
Try.
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Only one boafcuan‘
<»#t
V 1
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* all
hli
ish'
en-
iim*
survey the river,
was at the dock.
“Colonel Hinkus. will you hel
man to take me down to the I
ship?” Arnold asked. “I have
gagement with its commander
half an hour late.”
nion had had much ctirj^jlty
ti.that ship. He wished to se^f tiie^
man who had gone Into the buslfrlind
^ thfru t^o Smith’s with Arnold,
tdijth Jp.jp^lSavt'n,” Solomon answered.
g"t int.t u small barge
nerul In the cushioned rear JejJt,
♦Ikg In hand.
They
IMPROVED JJN1FQRM ^ERHaDOJUU.
• I tod'
nSM aIe.:
.ef the ls«ll4i>C. Jluoilr‘*Owi*'IrtHtl.
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. ts;n \Vi>Htern S’*A'>>e»i)<T t'nioj) >
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Lesson for September 14 .
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JEfrUS ORIVBN FROM NAZARETH
• 1 iia t' i——- > ’ >- id
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ri3WV1flA« 3HT
>iT? * 1*04| .»di tn lyiMtirfl
' W HMD
In
I eel
T tnlnc t/vNuU (sii totich ibe j appetite, dlfityMloiVyRRd general condi
tio* way of improved health Qiat' IJ tion. So I took four bottles and by
I waa eutUitf ax bearUly as
it a duty., as well as a pleasure, I that
J 4 f.^St vN; i luX T—xLa k *•
OOLUHN TEXf 11#
n* to iironeh tbe go
■t AT It | M' \ H V' T d P’1 (>—* J efcd *
, tmw n. |
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. - . .. t —^ came up to tbe Vulture'‘nfid
tt»« prniy.mbd tit.etnpirtfrqff^te-itfus* ^rde'fast at its landing stage wiiere
W * ‘e'Wnfrf - **
'tilill 'da\ 'with
ii liew imd definite purpose, but ft’ !>l
i'ri'i>eMlii1*rifn'ltMbt\4ftb:H it brtfs iit-cortl-
ti<ifg <v*.o:iHv 1iHl.it. d . • * t ‘ »'■*•>•»*
on
to search him. He Ijegan to be
frightened. He offered them fiis watch
fcnd a purse full of gold and apy
wuount of Hritlsh goods t<. he allowe.l
to go on tils way.
■ Vow here Is the wonder and the
mystery In this remarkable proceed
ing. These men were seeking plunder
and here was a handsome prospect.
Why did the\ rmt mnke the ninst of
It and he content? The "skinners"
-were plunderers, hut first of all and
above all they were patriots The
spirit brooding over the highlands of
tTie Hudson and the hills of .New Ltig
ht nd ( had enfered their henits. 'I'he
inai) who callc/l himself .John Ander-
rSon was cotnpeileil to dismount iml
••nijity his pocket's and fake ..ff'tiis
boots, In one of wld ti was the dam*
ning eiidenci* . f Arno!.i s pertidy. A
fortune was then within flu* reach of
Aiyl you onij I shall he as one," |fhe
te'yi iq<# vr^to-
tlnit coa^ Be irbe also of your peopl£
nud* and retched to his muny^nsks.
lie Jmd ylslteil Uie.fofts and Uatterie^
rommunicaited.wUh ei<ry mtt-
post. Ills plan was complete. About
midnight, when he find Solomon were
lying down to rest, two horsemen
came up the road at a gallop t and
stopped at Ids door. They were aides
of Washington. They reported that
the general was spending the night at
the house of Henry jnspef, near the
ferry, and Would reach camp about
noon next day.
"Thank' Hod for that news.'’ said the
young man. ‘‘Solomon. I think that
we cap sleep hotter tonigltt.”
Jack was awake for an hour think
ing of the great happiness which had
oer wnifed to receive the jp>n-
The latter ascended to the V|J«!k.
>tn
oral.
I In a ftioment a voice called
above;
*\Jenernl
A
boatmen
? n, y
Arnold’s
frtkAeV.ahonrd.”—
A Hritlsh warship was a thinA) of
great Interest to Solomon. Wnoe
aboard he begifn to look about hi(ji at'
the shining guns and their geai*#?ind
the tackle and the men. He lookoq-for
Arnold, but he was not In sight..*•,
, Among the crew, then busy on’th#
deck, Solomon saw the Tory dcafier-
ndo "Slops,” one time of the
tiver Vountrv, with his black piy% in
Ms mhnth Slops paused in bis llaul-
Itig and reeving to shake a fist at
Solomon. They were heaving the itn-
cl or. The sails were running up. f I'he
ship had begun to move. What was
the meaning of this? Solomon stopped
to (he ship's side. The stair had'been
hove up and made fast.
THil’LCV -Ji-gy* , i>eA *■ m Mob.
'LNTTtfTM'LrVLxTK AM' S ESlOK, Tu l»-
'ir lAfdklf.S fflii AlksHai*- ’
• ,d i nn.'»» .BriC. iVliK AN£» AlWlM’ 'rftPDC
-r'AVt*} otipf-uifcimp.* • c; 1
— ’ 1 » |t.«v/ ;
I. Jerus ih ‘the Synagogue (v, 1d()..
'(*>n fho'SaV.fiii'tf/ .ihV He \V’eht itfto
fhJ s^•'rt:(g,lgu^ , ’ficfcr'^b'^ to His
ffJfi. '•‘iMJH..Vfi i fef,/ / wtltri
to Fecnnniep^ H/.' wi (IwjiWifreclatlt';,
statement Tr^ ^^tV, well“
known resilient of 307 Camden St.,
iflflTr, IVrHordh Tetilii, ' : • 1 1
"Artd11f 'a k‘*»v *.a**-
SVfiF, ^erytl^ng
r, A!H^it , h VHitV fitrd fny ^fiirinr'h rui'i
dlrbstloh’ rHt ’all bi?f : Af 4,^ fpid, 1 spiju
’boeHirfd 'Bfidly 1 rbrfJloAvtr. Mio.'iJde
ii* .IL4111 oivi.i '‘f a y\x'i ’’i* i a frti.nfl nr miTTp
>pt*lr.uke 4 is.-’f MbW •iMblHd 1 ideHvarTy :m tf^ .:jt«e WL.jtL jk'MVj,!,',
-aje*.,iK 'vt‘ot4 Hi’** "hw r'jrtW vjd ! tltjijrf*htut’rmtmrm.-
thells 'Af-rflt.'yifiV.-<»
'••My'
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itfto
'"hi
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e mTx'P' i
'tip morrdrigs wifh m nil an ' sjijkW^Irtg
taMe in my moutMand a dull hca^laclie.
T rtinsju^rnMi* wi'izut i
* 1 1 ' I ,« r )-i . » i ♦ i j . i < r ' i iiT j .f T ;
i
lilUE
■ ify ( V*H td ’.x*q»t right, my
hRolaches stopped and I waiTakle do
sleep like a log. I had #<!&<.• down.to
only 143 pounds, but, d <ttn now a
1 strong ;oao ,of 2L r » .uout)tlk, nn'l my
L&m-iQ JAitfS.
rnnlr fonr hnrttes of
tfic f Irot
xr y
health niAf 4 JH’eorttiln-
ly wfltfliUltf •;
Tanlac Is for «t»le by all good dnig-
glsts ; i%cv«fpfiubttltotfe. Over. 40
MflHon hntttr^-srrtd.
4 . - , , 5 IM.t'-J HI- V? ! 4, — ■ -
“After, a few <U*y8‘ uh* o( ^Ta^Tlfip I' p:»tb>n, meile fin’d reoneutnetulAd by the
tiiitic- ilL'larkeiJ'.'ui roveMo'nt haqtp i n anufacturers of TANIjA<!./» *••
1 Thnlhe ’Vegetable rfTls, for con^tl-
«it
i 1
/ II h ‘V \
mpryv.
ft
One Author's F?qI
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♦ 4 ( - I - -
If. -JfeAus Reading the Scriptlireia, JjV" , Svj ’ •'’V i-i
... .xwt?T9ri -H *. jV"| ^AriV'cJ.e;
'T< vU'J
(vv. 17T?
’1 Tin* ‘ft,,ok trdridbd' to lfhri 7V' 17) j l/'h^l 1 *'
t (
Jiu
It Was nut offf\“ Ill's iustoln^fo a! '!ui<l
the pln.'C <lf wors’liifi tilil to take a' part
in if.' Hhist phtfilo'ge nbt confimsi
f<* ttio rrtbt.:* fAefyl.'V-l.lV.l
U. V 1 lib-I‘a *(sifgt* Head ftsirffih frl'tl,
M^sf likely fids' passage was ehtis-
efi by Him Avilh'a speclllc, purposb'.
fi Th( v <'ottlcrn of tin' Fhtssaffe VVv.
IS. Ifi). ' ’ • • ’ ’
ft) The m’Ksion of the MMspIsb fv.
I s ). It Was:'' 1 *' ‘
( t) To preach the gospel to the j
poor • The go.,d fit!ini'* which Jesus
proclaimed'Ure •‘pertilhtrly wolohirie to
the comiibin people
h^ds
. t;n;.xp»,'ca r ,u lj(cf
t'CYi . ply. | vjoji 4'pio'n
^pr.odigly'ls, tlnsk ul IjUksIt-
‘ 'L' - u!' -Iujoiju w
recofyl,
It.
itA^ a yoTctottc
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wiu fclj*, in I
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Author! Author! ,
N’yHb* ho> v roje tUtx unit
j Way?'’ V\ (*»it-i-‘‘'i' / bot.(*-tw 0 qn-il jn the
^ bov who.are iipphimJine ’
Lesson in Correct Speech
A- reinixt'T forgot to take bis seruton
To (bur(lE and bU wiiv, dk-coveryng
tlx- mistake, sent to l.iip in the
chitFgfj cf small boy. wliy. wys to
I't ccive a quarter for the job,
In due fottrs'o the boy returned for
'the money.— —(-
"Yon delivered the sermon, did
yotif?" lie was indeed by the minister's
wife.
‘‘I Jes give it to him j ha’s deliverin'
it biuvself,” lu* ,answ ered.
f.dien In the midst of his troubles and n< 'l to be seen.
•f ThornhlH and his message. He
low,” an officer said
the
three hard-working'
men
t!
thev took rlieir
IVills. but siralghtway
'prisoner and the p.ip'-r-, found in Ids j
. tioot, to the, outpost lo'mninndod !*>
Colonel Jameson
Tins ncgoUHHou .for' the ttfUe of thh
--1'fillf‘d States had I i i * 1 1 -W * • ! I lll:e\|e' t-
ed dilljcultle> Tin-
I'eere as lmr<1 to tmy
diplomat.
’sk iuiicrs
as’ t!Te ?.
!i ad
afned
CHAPTER XXIX
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Solomon’s Last Fight.
Meanwhile, Margaret aid her
mother had cofne up the river In a
barge with *leiieral and .Mi>. Arnold
V t° tin* Reuse i
. v ..gorfe out on a
u tin.* Hitter Jack had
t<itir of inspection, ’ He
> hnif left headqiiarters after the noon
J meal with a curious message in ms
’rl'ocket nnd a Adding of g:-.^it. reljic^
(. I ha message had heen (leilvenxi* t"
Plni tiy the m"t1if*r of a captain iii one
; of tjio regiments- She said that [t laid
,,'heefi given to her by a man wfitun 1 sjn*
»^d!dj not know. Jack had been busy
^/vhen It came and did not open it
J until she bad gone away. It was an
^'astonishing ^' ,s f l w^l^oiiif
ft'i’ 1 T'O be:rl“ the tirokon-lieoned.
It'd gospel of Christ peetilinrl> meets
the n.-eiis nf tlc.se whose betti fs' at"
err: si ns | by tin' vvt^iirht of tbeir'owii!
sins or by the burden of sorrow and I
The bargqsya* 1 disappointment.
I ! (4*1 lo pvenefi delivyranCo to rhe
"They will put you all ashore"'o*-! captives The gospel of Cfirist docs
to him. ’ ,* ! ro-ttifilh set man free from the siav-
Solornun knew too much about " At- I ory of sift f.loirn h • 3d 1.
nold to like the look of this. Tho
officer went forward. Solomon stepped !
(d) Recovering of
to the opening in the deck rail, not 1
yet. closed, through which he had come
aboard While lie was looking down
at the water, some ten feet below, a
( group of sailors came to fill in. His
arm was roughly seired. Solomon
stepped back. Before him stood me
man Slops. An insulting word from
| the latter, a quirk blow from Solomon, |
tnd slops want through the gate out
Into the air and downward. The seout
knew,It was no time to tarry.. - *
‘A night hawk couldn't dive no
.qtficker net" .wluft I 1 dong;' 1 were "his
urdds t" the men who picked him up.
He
sight
Mind, (’fins' did actually m*
who were physically blind t
fi d. 7) and also opened the
those who were stpirititalI\ *
.!"! n fifiJO).
('•) 1" s'd lit liberty fln’lii Hmt are
bfi is. d ’l i e power of (’hrist can free
the '.most Utterly hypeh'ss ones.
(it Te pl'eai 1; tin* tie. ejdalde year
lL..! ie-. Ict'd.T.l.e . i.'.nm.iiw alLa.-oxiu
. i ■
w! 11
ar
all
•f Jul.i
t hose
I I,oV.
hetlda.
was speiiking of that half second
»fie ' twVnfY-fourth ’ of September,
17ty). His brief account of it was care
fully put dow n by an ollicer: "I strv-k
not twenty loot from slops, wlilob I
seer, him jes’ comin’ up when I t t,0 k
water. This ’ere ol’ sloop/that*JSid
(_’) Tie, special eiid'iwiiient of
Mc-sja|i i\ Is). The reason whv
Spirit was upon Him Wits ;haT
Ul'rilt fuitill spec;(jell H j Hi*
,Wi‘t'i.. It was no* for the
power. I lie endiicment of fTTT r
'•’i'.ril is not fot tiiere power’s sake.
III. Jesus Expounding the Scriptures > seen
To avoid imiUhjons, always ioojc for-thc signature of ^/ /i
l* r ' lVl ‘ : ' directions on c ch package, i’i.y ouans everywhere recommend h.
Ice Drifts Far South
An tmtisiial occiirrch-e bn< v e Tn The
North Raciiie has heen re|Mttieil to
the I iiitcd States hvdrograpfiic office
Exceptionally Quiet
Visitor Your housemaid seeins very
ptiet. , i*
laidy of the Housy -She l<4! Why,
dust ! ,
(W. •_*(».’ gl>.
1. 1 |c • •< ’ losct i
**" v I by rbe niHHter of the Arnei'iigin ste.iitli- i Mh<t"doesn't oven disturb tb*
i er N\'e>t .(< s*tii|i. who relates having ... ■ ...
a Ijtrso and a Milnll pleCe of
•overhauled us gitfn? ilo\«i were" i^rli. ' ^ 4 k* -’t hosed His* iko+k and
Hadn't no moro n cbhie tip'than Lfelt ' l> ." w,, ‘ lt lt > ,,av »‘ **•«
! drilf i('o" in latitude 41 degrees f'.S
S it LftfrTOPes-porllt. "ft-m 1 fohgimde 1-M 1e-
< tf'
hoard
quarters.
ytJJ^oit ,th(i
nimlde of
tains and
fw > aides going to their
Then a deep silence fell
'•Jti:yp, fcmJk'An/ only by the
distant thunder in the rnoun-
the f'*et of someone- pacing
gn^.is _» 'niitintev o‘;st
Slop's knife rip into my leg I n|ver'l the Jewish nm-hers to .sit while 1<*» miles oft llie-c«a^
bad no practice in ^tmt Vre'Tvhi.fe x^Vk. ' f4>n "" n IM'h.* NMi'tb IliVWic
Tain t for .kvert forkt,- 1 but mt^ol’ I *■* ’ <Yu.v l< 'J'hls Scripture Kpl- ' ffnytMnt likA As f:\rt «.oPh As tMV ; iihd
r>:m Skinner Is alltg on my bvlt | 11 , V t ‘HKkmMtit Js no dqubt Joit • the riqiorc' jntlictitos Conditions aiotig
chose the weapons an' so I fetched >r i^ ol " ll ‘‘ « l,l l ’ ‘* fhe' e : ^t AMbh' (•«;,«» etm sly o(»pn*)te
Hut. Had.to £T die. We fit a mlflnit 1 IV - Je « us ’ Rec «pt‘04i by-the Peopis !■ to rH-,4h prbvtill tie* along 1 1 !.w edst
(VV '_‘‘J fill I . . ,
Hairs Catarrh
lyf do what we
Thk is abo d claim for-it —
id Jnptift fee ‘ rid your system of Qitarrh or Deafness
caused by Catarrh.
SoU try drugsnn for mrer 40 foon
F. J. CHENEY &. Ca, ToUdo, Ohio
'’TTrtt
up and down hetw.een his hut and the
1 house of tlie general. Ho put on his
. Jon" coat and slippers and went out of
urns Oiled
. •age in flic
' penman, huf
i without
/
id!ttV\ l,V"H4
date and. very hriv
>'were the cheering words li
y' ‘'.My dear friend: I have good news
,*frotn down the rlwpr. I ii** d^mfer Is
»faisse<I. nEXfn*t# m AlTIXI.. ” 1
J(
Jack being out of cantp, Jdargaret
(bad fotlfiil Soloupm. Toward thy
.'day’s enij he- had giuVe out on the
a intjlnlt
than In the water. All the while’ll*
had Tlwt d— n Mack pipe in his myfvh.
I wer« hacked ttji a leetle, but be
a big H‘»k In him' an’ all of a sm
be wasn't thar. He'd gorjy. I sf^tek i
i«VQ.
tjlrot ‘
]>\>en !''
; n
•out With ol' I »an Skinner
teeth. Then 1 see Vour
|t^ou|.l|' ( .4^ t *^aT v(^'e v
voting btan, who
reuirned to his Myi
r
Pkr) FT Wl
' ,i i . v ‘May helint itony R’int*
in t npfir* ri4*to nf \
.y
is bed
feet
(1 for
..south road with the young ladv :ind
her mother and >lr,s., Arunhl. .
* 'Jurtk <\a< rfiling ititi.’ o.-*1 up* fi*.m*an
outpost of the artny. The day was in
.its t\ii!i^ht» lie JiaU (a'ei»_tj»ypjj in.'-t.
•lie * up h!*j ieVse' ;iS ttc up-
proai'bed a sentry post. Three fiigurek
were standing In the dusky road,
"Halt AVbd coniys UwrvV vn^ of
• tkeut saui: .iut,' . ’ l * * J ■ 3
It was the voice of Margaret. Itje
cbnllcnge was More lilfAui.fph/visejof
I rauf-ic fha^.a <|wiiand. l^d^i|){
, d" aih.'oQC 1 of; the V 1
lovers," Rtild he.
‘LAdvance tyt^l give the countersign,"
she eominande'd.
A moment he lutU Jier in fils phi-
trace and whispered: ‘ ? l love you ”
"The countersign U forroqt,. Ipit he*
fore 1 let you' pass, give me one more
—look Into your heart." - i/i /
“As many as you like—but—why?”
"So I may be sure that you do not
Maine • England for the folly of her
k
"W‘'
>4
ere was,a weary, pathetic note of,
* 1 wind
immedrateiv i ’ ...,
‘I Bourn
. . , , H r i w «n sorrowful
’.tbflt-ft re|tlf4S4 pfiiUbC’Ul -~ 4 -’ ■ r
walking In Hie Haines of hell. , , , , ,
, , , me over to Jtisper s dock.
Had some premon.tion of what had Washlngtto* Hurck.'M .1
,bren going on down the river copie up
to him? Could he hear the feet of
that horse, now galloping northward
0111
't wixtdMy
line {ynd 1
Brltist 4dp I
*> J the M
< Noftli AutoTr/an’('('.iSt ’ I'trt.eAri
liiyir foyefiUpii , ups cluira-terv. d hrid delft (e»* ws-re fUis t4|>e!tig
iv- , , , , J tlfaTV ^>'>r frfrfny y^i'rh.' •' > 4ii • '•’(
U 7/t’"Atrtt I'gejndice ti. L’L’). "Is ’ ' '' " ' M -t. i >i (.ti
not till-* J'u»*'pli s H.'U" As. If to say, '
"Tlihs, js ,4(;ir fellow townsman with
l
Shlppg; t>tn-
her saijs,
s»tbl .^lo-
h'ey’d 'a' tig)
idn't 'a' jumped. k |*ut
New York,'
. 1ft “They’d ’a’ tikiif^hte
vtith (if »li Bk
Him. t<C HVlnbU ••xiilnples
l.fa'Wcr as He.haij done Jn <
tidings
1 more for this man was the comfort
J'of reWftd ste<vfv or the
i and friendship hhd affer
TOuHi of his wife's liand, the sytnpa
Utei
l got fo*ee
WashlngtsM liulck.'M * I ’ *
i7Washlngton has g^ne up the ;4v«r."
“Then take me to quarters soon ait
.. i « • o , , j* , ye kin. I'll give ye ten pounds, gftod
krgug , Ji. v v^ V ap.Lovgr (ht^'gfWih .gold ;-My «bV t-'V*: ’ Wy‘ol
toward htm with evil ttdings? , hide is leakin' bad." '
‘ ,v ’’t » 4 io turned to the maxi who haj Wn
“Ciot, S Nmv tite" WvWhH 1 '' 'V A
<• ton. Niolv Hie. ‘♦fA.dder'me m* b.M rf- krin y g.*f. • ’ " !
. l ‘V ! ' "? to last till I sei* ,
s; 'm . f-n ^
Ur _ j . ,, 7 army had ottftn m
.Xh<»#?v jM m caT^ng'/if -fhq i|4>mtfmliter ’ :
in c^lle( , . It served as no other eotaid, ' '
•tjntjfd.
my;. «'f
ktriKl .hi ' j J
”1 4tw«|r-jkKl . / 7
“ThPii
. v.
I ■hall enlist with you
against >l\e tyrant. He has never heen
my king.” ' "
Lady Hare stood with Mrs. Arnold
near the lovers.
“I too dennind the countersign;’.’ raTfr TUt' worst had come to pass.
the latter.
“And much goes with it,” Mid the
young ijian ns he kissed her, and then
he embraced the mother of his sweet-,
heart and added:
”1 hope that yon are also to enlist
with us.”
“No,. I am to leave my
wu hive been acquainted f"r
•SL|it,b, t|ierefore, He cannot be
Ndnh. !, .
., l iitbelipf a,x t<» Hjs SuperjuitUYtil
(.’harm ter (v. fifij. They challenged
of divuu?
ie,r. pi« cCs.
3. Rcrseturl Jealousy (v. 114). .leal*
(tt-y proven*x u.s ,frqm seeing the es*
senti/tl v. ori'h of the men-In o.ur miil,'f.
Foreignerx qro • more appreciative, a
prepjitet k n"! accepted at loune, jitl-
uarilv , bei apse he i.s it prophet,
kn phots were sent In times of nieral
and spiritual declination and their m..<
sa-ge- WiTi- stern rebukes of sin. He
oid u. vs two out standing exanipii * .rf
••illingness of foreigmers t«» b. lit-ve
i j ; * i i j«1 i.i , >: . i
Don't cbockle if yoa put ov«r. • iskititut* <
when an • dverthed product it called for.
. * •' T ! ; i -
Mbrbo your cuot^merWl never comehack.
Y ' • 'bLhuiM.'
t i - • < . r ^
Juvenile Woes \
»
A Ittlo f’hh'ag** diil Was In noro
ill-tri's-. ftis opfirig to *tto Vew« i f tlrtit
I city ‘"Why, Edna, rlour. \\ lott nre yAti
) <r\ ng tflomfr- Inqhli^l her motlreV
i "f.cii live,”' crtMiod fife 4;t‘le 'dHe,
j "1 1 ‘4tru'tM to nt-tOake my (Tolly 'a
1 I Iw.finbt |:inif it e conn'd out b-ModAi
jet's," Bosfon Tr;inssfd|,f, —-—eg. > *
torture to him. Hy -rntild tjot
,^r4e
endure It. Wtirst of .ifil, * hV whs ]H‘h
fVM) where. tlr»*re (sb rk» turning die
iruu^t g" on. He Jiari higtin tot know
.thbt he, was ,«u.lpftote(l. The ronduct
■ W it he- .f cqut. .'jolohum B|nkus, , hftd
^g^-csUtd that U‘ kijitrw what .wt^s
■fwixpiiig. Arnold Ijiad setyi th^ aples, pf
jVaJdiington as./tliey ctune lr\i .TJhe
tflriof rotl!(] nk>t Te ftir behind thenn l^e
^fd.*4" to t frtaAd .befbfe him. ‘f'orp-
jlarpd to the'kirttfre Tldlv b^ginnlti^ for
ninn, the fate of BUf Srpft riq
‘In ffie wilderness, had
s*** • ; i' ' 1
Boon after auncise came a ■olltai^r
Wvracman, vvearlefr tsy long travel, wit*
‘it hies sage' from tk)lonel Jameson tn
Afstidd.' A man 'had heen capture*!
peac J’hrrytown with liflpprtftnt docti-
inenfs on his person. He hftd coo-
feased th/it l}^ wns Adjiitant Clcni'ral
AfWi-e of • Sir Henry Clinton’s army.
dj>
see t lo* • l at her.
id^ier mesn in
used the word
g ( *t
i,l
tl i di 1
>. ai.i
(1) Elijah was sent to a widow
•.••Mil (vy HTt Many widow-
. • ! vo • .pis- ed by due, dottid cs' (
let tii.li !1lc,\ would n 't btr-C
( fppofi 'pi it v
! fio( king, -tait
fo’loe
Wiisfcd 11 Joe Of fj r| | ( .
ho i * tut iiiipnr’litl
' After A Bath
i ^ Wkh
Cuticara Soap
•: DNst With •
CuticuraTalcum
. B^tlcarefr
Stops Eczema
R7ll«v«s\hotaflamiiutldi(;ltcNln«'undlvritttian:
soothe* sad ■•((•n* live aklu and lfa««a tt
tmooth and tootles*.
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R»tnorT»i,r>»nnrna p»a*irr«aiiiie
Reetorea Color and
Bounty to Crar acid Faded Hair
•Or, Wxl llOOac iTnurlcti.
Rterox (Nr~W ^ t o. t‘»tcUotr’ayy T
HlNDERCORNS Hemcrrna Onrua. Ca»*
|ou«e«. etc., etoaa all eel a. nt»orr» erm( rt tn tS.o
fret, make* waUlag ►*»». is®, l y pi* I or at brur-
Alsta. lUtmn Cl^mlral Worta 1‘atetu.fUa. <■ T
W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 37-1924.
i
TM heart 'll;
i S' reuSon-
i*
He
treahon! disgrace! the gibbet!
Arnold was sitting at breakfast. He
itt-ose, 1 put the message In his pocket
and went out of tbe room, Tim Vul
ture lay down the river awaiting or
der*, The* trfitor walked hurriedlr
nfr
tfi express Uie!r nfTc ti*'tt f* r him.
The ivih^i' TttiV irjtfavoiitMe iinjdv.j
rtrfp fohnd It 'dllficult*.' In bea
('neat' , ’Vin:<dduitterA. Afijr'r
«omo delay .SoKauoe Jmnpcvl V>vtr-
bfcarf! land steam ti^lmte. ■ j/ t
V iiat foihiw* he»a"'i)d‘4pTfiave idt-h
VVVtfehIftgtpn At 1(6ntiipg y*Hh bi$, 4r-
dvrljf^lvi tbe- little cbXiryH/d tit ! 1*««sd-
quartefs sus, :ivuue, ftagf^fig
ui ti^e tslofx* At a fun^iml, threw lila
Irndy. hleedlni:. frorij a doefn wpuoda,
•at Vhe'feet s.f'.'lifS ‘fif-lrtved ch'lef. Ml
' , /ro ? t4 < i l 'do.'irrNt i RD:) > .1v
He Wot SatMtd ‘
Tlrte prlrfe^ bf < '(V»!t*s'al , hn' Ufoaitifu
dlnher ‘was* beliUwlnd qn* UNfukalty fhpt
some of jhoie present forgot the dls
rIiM’tt*b«rf c«mr*tny ibey were Ij«. Pres
ently a apenkvr ur<sse ami began 40
**i ImxtlLjiUCMTX ’’ 4>^k. *em• <JLl
j . •••dial
Thou Irecpained- laid dite faca ccdnbeVi
“I beg your royal highness’ pardon
he said. In.confusion. 'Tarry off, *(»t
laughed life tyriafce. 7I’m (qir.te c(»J-
tent to be* colled <n KtUletimn'” ‘
tin
Na
t> W;
prn idle*.
it nan. the
tl;*' onh
rt*. '"ti lets no know lodge ’ 1
Stntlstids would indicate tlmt if is
which j •■asior to g**t out of tbe matrrrnonial
baring than it i.s to keep tuiL
fondgm-r. o!
•po cleanse
tti r.'
1. I'iob nt HiRrc'i (vv. 2 s fin). This
eompari.-nn of 'he Jews Jo foreign*', s
so s; nit!a-.d tboir pride tl^at th«*y . uiadlv
drove Him mu of tlvejr <aty, even tried
to kill Him, He showed them that
lust as Elijah had brought blevsing to
on** who lived iii Sidoii .and Elisha to
me In Syria, while the people of
Israel ,w *;ju /'Jl .str(T->ritH. «i,veq SO the
fleWlVS Vlfitfd r**7vi ’lle 'bje'**s I fw.'s' vlf
His saying power while they, the
(•boxen nation would suffer hi unbe
lief. i
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Religion
Iteligbm. In on*' sense, is
e!f denial*: but self denial
.t(* rellgion’Tts ebnrticterlsth* *f
Celohgs to human life. Th>
nature must always h** den m’
rt life of
(toes tl"t
>e!<*n;
t. it
ower
n w** nr*
f
Igher sphere
tryj
Henry Ward I’epelier
*s.» jis 1,1 r* * vf 1 * ! .™
the boat landing. Solomon wi
little rebel 1 'here. It had been bin custom when
rlth.you and return to New York."
"Will jrou five me a glde?" Mtrgn-
7
n camp to go down to the Inndlug
every ’mommr vrlth Jilt spy glass »ntf
Ti^ert* Large Appetites
Tigers In captivity consume from 1
to 16 pounds st best • dag. ^ •
Truths
once di«coyereil *■ <«hine b‘
real know
W^nt long wear snU
good looks in your Overalls,
Shirts, One-Pi^ce Garments
and Women*! Dresses, look
for the Stifel Boot Shaped
Trade Mark stamped on the
back of the cloth. Insist on
work clothes made of Stifers
Indigo Cloth.