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First National Bank
RED CLOUD, NEB.
fntrwt ft arl ttcDkinc blijj. tmytad
THANKtOtVIHCMUIMOfl.
?i. lf:S "TkeliMt vt fflteua ma la
llMiut jmc Tts Z iT fe4l7
WLiit any true poet trould y i
commonly the ruotl naturally natd and
deepest in the truth for the art of a
true poet Li to be unrestrained by art
very
much tuAt chaotic- atuJ ft!ki vtih
v?Jrnrs TWrt i n mottt ubdi
cutrrtO coautrio acattin new Co3
ambus. There & rrH'4!ity f -
,fmd abundetu cauc for srmiUwie for otl.cJ nauoo ln4 built up tihtn thr
thercarnMitofthemid.lof all tbw laud, of o luany one Ur axvd
abundaut prosperity, waul anddiiap- forclcner now Wlow uiucn. iUUjc
nointincnt. God urom'M of a harrwt amU and the hotuehold of God.
Aeblc bark over the ycr we
potntincnt, God promiM
tliat never fail, written in the
tiniforuiitv of natures !a.
Ifitutead ofrUinj; rcgtibrly and at the dirin bWin;; and freah motit
known interval the i-un r.nouia appear lor nin;w ruorv.
Immense
Stock
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ct aU lrlil UWrUt boai. Br aaa m11 nu lei uic xnipirauon oi iruc icvirofia inan exCrtion would In; hopcleM.
rorvtfa ucsMf.
But to come
and disappear like a inctor none bc-
injf able lu iwy where, or when, or bow j thing. I rr crcma
nearrr iiomr t locax
Mthu p.vt ywr
for which we thould W thankful
DIRKCTORS:
JL It. Moor.
C.W.Morf.r.
Juka Jfaora.
K. C Uutetll
Rieamraaoa.
R.A.8TMPSOC
Ncurj Public
V. A.BWEEZY.
itUorotyatLaw.
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tmIIt r5uerl pru.
'td Munit fr mir ft
'tA&rzitia:
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igriiig Iwiie Binder
nnw made for tho fonr'li year anl
-.s z. record of uaquidi fled mcccss.
it was tho lirnt. mudu nnd has been
jht to pcrU-ciion while cotnpcU
f.i:nut:i"u,r niachine3 liavcbccn
i ,v only cue or two season
.o of ihcm nro advertised
r f Ilrst time.
; t srnsdl inexpcuHve cord,
. . in inid everv iiundlo nnd
- w: tai-E AND BE8T
Blue Hill Bank.
SIHPSOJT L SWEEZY,
BLUE HILL. WEBSTER CO., NEB.
A Gnerl Bak'mf Bl. Tranwied.
Epwiftl Cr len to Collvctioai. rrw
XoMcat b"W R'c- Hohix lknd
Vouakt and HU
coRi:rapoNUj:NTii:
KasBlM Brotkrt Baktn. 5w York City;
Baak. Oatak N'brakft.
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PmidMt. VkwPrteWtat.
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stm un or assj clou,
RED CLOUD, NEB.
SmoIbI Attention Clvn t Callwc
1 tln.
UIItCCIORS:
J.W.8bmwoop. Sa0rt.
Levi Mooa. L- P. ALawoat.
Roar. V.Suiibt.
flow forth in onjc.
Thb i exactly the nianorr of David
the sweet ainger of Israel in the rerae I
hnvo read.
He UFca a plain term Iwrrowed from
nil agrieuUurial people and nay the
linen or boundaries ofhU poeiion
falling unto him by lot, aa was dealt
out the beautiful land of Canaan to the
several tribe proved to be in pleasant
place. "Yen I have a goodly hcri
itugc." What expression more be
coming a happy contented and thank
ful heart? Thauksjnvinfj in portion of
If tiutead of returning in regular or- locol churchr. There i great
rau
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der, pring ahould be iniineuiatciy ioi
lowcd bv winter and autumn and mm
for thankfulncM for the work of the
churches in our immediate iicighlr.
baudinaii come to an end and the hu
man race pcrieh from the earth.
How unreasonable as well n un
grateful then the conduct of thrwe who
fad to discover the presence of God in
hia work who, free from tho burden
of government works through uniform
and natural laws at hi own conven
ience m well as that of hi creature.
w rfoA iimiiitfe of iilture harvest
New England na well a other part of n lnat tj,e uiaina fell for the Israelite
our broad land is not a day o gener- f at resu!ar intenala and wiw gathered
ally devoted to public worship a it cvcry ,ori,hi.
once was. The social festivities crowd A promise in that the water which
out the religious observances. But ,jJe inieiii,C8 drunk was not leM bene
this truly characteristic national festi- ficvnt because it followed them all tho
val ahould be maintained and its wny ti,r0ugh the wildcrncf.i. A prom
Uiankful worship ao happily inolcatcd 'wti'-m that our daily foid is a gift of
by' President Arthur should be cultiva- (iotf not ecnt at random but in ap
ted, for it is that which fouud express- pnj ways and at cerUiin seasons
jon in the language of tho psalmist. tat w0 mijrht be prepared for it.
"The linea have fallen unto me in , xm qj wor',ing still with wonder
pleasant places. Yc I have a goodly I f,jj uniformity in tho laws of nature,
heritage." .gives sure promise for a harvest. It
The first Now England thanksgiving nJiy norc largely fulfilled one year
occurred about ten months after the tnan anothcr. It may not be equally
landing of the Pilcrima uion Plymouth ' ..ifitioa ; A nortionn of our land the
mer then would the labor of tba hu- hooil the lilierality uiamfetcl by chrU-
ians differing m faith.
How naturally and frequent it U
that the affair of religion are connect
ed with fanaticism and ttrong feeling
for it is that which sweeps around the
whole horizon of our Wing and effect
of our etcmul well ftre. But itl
ehriitian charity for all the rauj the
rau-e of Chrit has not Ik-cu hindered
but has steadily advanced.
We have occasion for thankfulnnw
that no Mich pressure ha been brought
to bear that Has often tempted men to
conceal the stern truth of God word,
which arc more distinctly evangelical
and to preach the truths whic
would suit even cIras from the unirer
salist to the most rigid ealvini-t.
We have occasion for thankfulness
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! STEOHM & McKEEBY,
Attorneys At Law,
BED CLOUD, - - NEB.
AJr J eouiultcd in Eplib or Oeiman.
CoUccUnn will receive pxouipt tteotion.
OKFlCK-lUotrwwtof tftte lak of Rd
Clouil.
The C2riri!l;r C-ras
iflut msn'ififlM"' a"rirM IHTat r.il
tHwr'.Tt. .ri,uialurofv-rriiirsirii
Owrtsir-i O-a.s V'.if-uJ CcS;r-t C'iJco Li
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"W.rr-8tor,IIr.s.. i.S. A.,
WliU Ert. -a '-J c- i.-.l "Carcruoias la
Hc;t Ycrh i: 7 v.-.: ?& Sut.).
Lw.izn, UziK-. CL Pctercturs,
CSycfHexIcc, B:rj, CcreclCBi
r-r.f .? ' '? "-'? r 1,
J. C. Oss. JS. MoNMr.
Case & McNbny,
A TTOUaEYB AND COrXflELOES AT LAW.
Will rnetU in all tbe Court or tki Suta ill
Northern Ksnrnt 1 ollectitm at wall . Itltga
ltd buinajcur-!n!y and efliciently attendadto.
Orricu- 0a U'clxtar atraet, one door atftli
fcf tJwber'a biota.
Kt Ct.OL'n, NtU.
0. W. Kinr.
I'.id Cloud. Nek.
J. L. Kalst,
X!luouilnptoa,
Nebraska.
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V bctiWlt 100 Vin Cal-Ooir. tl flnr
r r rtil.llaMnl, !!K.T VlCZU to iu'.'.
KALEY BROS.,
A TTUUNEyii AT LAW A UEAL ESTAT
AHKSTS.
Will f'telifa in all the (.VurU in Sehrka
nJnoitln.ro KanK: c-Hwti" i-mtuitly ai
tt tided to and curraMondriicolicil"l.
ESS CLC7D. Ksbraski.
Alto. Ac nt for D. A M. K. 1). Landi.
Bock after Ute first harvest was gath
ered in 1621.
It at first secmod to be an out door
festival which lasted about a week and
to have had strong rcsemblence to the
Jewish feast of tabernacles. Doubtless
they had it in mind.
It beems not to have been a regular
ly recurring festival but was appointed
by tbe oolony or looal church as the
occasion reemed to be. It was kept
same, but even tho scantiest harvests
teaches us important lessons.
When the Israelite first saw tho
manna in abundenco upon tho pre
viously baro face of the desert grati
tude bwelled every heart. But how
quickly they began to look upon tho
manna In much tho same light that
we look upon the dews of the evoniug,
or Ihe crops in harvest as something
regular and customary tho donial of
In every age there have been men
J. S. GILHAM,
A TT0KSEY ASI COUNSELOR AT LAW.
Ojfior. opposite City Drug Store.
BED CLOUD. - NEBBASKA.
jiurcntavrs.
Audrca or rill t.jwa"
ii.BKsnn.ra
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Edwin C. Hawley,"
A TTORKEY A C0UNSEI.0R AT LAV.
Office: Over Me Farland's store.
BSD CLOUD, VES.
TOTT'8
TPIrre
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tkMaaiwbcucut. ji: -ataa
Uis orcMta.ua f Uc
nrrroaaar' i SlJr,'.'
ceaiaHrnpr-it. Jt
tfcaa. ii'vilitit
tcatuTtarrio jitir . -werrme'y
riti- ivc-1 - -
prmnpt iufniTc ' ;' -
Xati;le ttcss i-n'tcs (! . ..- ; ;
liatmcation. mhi ita v.e !. I -'
ClMtiaate onueh. Alt'Kw oiret
Vlti tU t rfKittly- 0"l
Laird & Smith,
attorneys and codnsktrs at law.
Hastings, - Nebraska.
Will rractioo in all tke Coarta of tka Suta.
Prompt attention given U ail boainaM Btrwtad
10 ku cre. ialyl-7
Dr. H. A. Baird,
RESIDENTDEHTIST.
RED CLOUD, - NEBRASKA.
TtTTT'S
AC7 D1WECTLY OH TNE LiVE;
Cra aitUia ami FcTst. Ujapcpal.
amy Mdotlw. HUt mi CeIlc,'-uMKtltt
ttoa atltuMtUat , mica, PBlitait
fcM,lOjc,Trt X.trr,
Kctuiala trtvaraUarlcl. K you i 1 t "!
arr "U,MiucippUt:t VvUtfr. iirik'M'
bKoel'.Tr,thi,f'rr''"'.'utrMtvt .os s
. SCHENCK.
Physician & Surgean.
COWLKS, NEBBASKA.
ProfcMional calls promptly attendeI.
Office: At residence near Cowlcs. 8-51
TftftnteH
ACEST8I rorGen.Dodco'aewb9ok,
THIRTY-THREE TSARS AXORO
.OUR WILD WWAMS
, latroAartiaabyGeii. W.T.Sherasaa. Oantaiajaa
tnitTifiilanitjTififrTTrrril nf Thi aa'Tiiiraalaian
T 1 Tiiriiiiaraa-rnTari 1 aan irm rir 1 laiiiaiaa
alwinc tj year unw the wildcat trifeea ml tk
vi. wpttaiatw uiawtM na steal
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rteta.FIaeKnayria-yaalSapctC1araaao Uifci
fiatesuaueracators. JUa racetvea tka
Paints,
cooKy
Oils,
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Glass,
03
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CLOUD
Notions,
DRUG
Wall Paper,
STORE.
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Anthectsed br iba tatft tu treat
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Sanlnal wcakncM imii
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mm an laDcwanuwwr
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ji fiiln ataanna T VT -
iBBBMcmPu. tnwiijwwiajB.
iChae a. yyjayrmatnam
pca-cci!yisaiii46UiTjl.
with croat iovfulncss :is well as with re ...i,:..!, m.. i,iRfifv eoinnlainl. but
ligious worship, not coming however wj,08t. bestowal in not calculated to tall
into general observance in New En- fwix thankfulness.
gland until after the close of the seven
teenth century.
Thus wo icc that tho thanksgiving
which we now have is tho Blow growth
of many years. But since 1802 it has
hesome a regit Uvrly recurring festibul
of the land nnd that how deservedly,
how uppropintely. Deervedly bccaiHO
it was the spontaneous expression of
tho pilgrims while being upon a barren
and rocky coast. Deservedly because
providenco has frequently, if not inva
riably ever since given newer and
greater entires for thanksgiving to their
dependents.
How appropriately too, far more so
than the old Jewish feast of the same
nature.
Canaan ns compared with tho coun
try around was a land flowing with
milk and honey and yet how far sur
passing (if its history now Iks tmc) in
rich resources and beauty of scenery is
the rich magnificent heritage of our
American people.
If the feast of tabernacles was insti
tuted by command of God to mark for
Israel a yearly celebration of the in
gathering of the fruits of the field how
much more appropriately should there
be for us somo such occasion. How
deservedly and how appropriately then
has thanksgiving day grown from
small beginning to the dignity of a
national hollidav. Let ns then if we
havonot already, review somo of the
eyents of the year for which we can
.iy as did the psalmist. "The lines
have fallen unto me in pleasant places
Yea I have a goodly heritage."
Both President and Govcnor in their
proclamations have said that this year
no have abundent reason for thankful
ness. Let us consider then the event
of the year which ought to be to us
causes of thanksgiving.
This is tho immediate object for
which day of thanksgiving is appointed
to unite our hearts 111 thankful praise
to God, if not for the lmntiful harvest
of the year as did tho Jews at the feast
of tabernacles for the return of com
mercial prosperity and for any and all
the blessings flowing from growth and
tendencies in the regiou of morals as
we near its close.
It would be wrong for us to not re
call some of them, that they may awa
ken in our dul souls a livlier sense of
gratitude to the great lather of us all.
Surely we can never bo severed from
our fellow men in sympathy and
though some it sad under the sbadow
of some mysterious providences as our
friends in Bivcrton, still there have
been things enough for which we can
be thankful which have come even to
every one 01 us renei irom me em
barrassment of debt a favorable turn
of fortune, or if not these, the newly
discovered meaning of true friendship
the removal of perplexing doubts.
But to be more specific I would ask
you to notice the events of the yar
for which we should be thaakful a a.
nation. What An array of events of
the past rear might be meelieoed a
occasion of especial Ahankagmeg.
The hopes of the kuebeadman
throughout Urge region have bee
realised where there has heea disaa
IKiuitKeatithaeWoticht its hlewinge.
There is ueity aad- sMpathy at the
price of a comma cahtsaity. There
is peaee Jbc every euMtrmiat fcUire
prosperity at aeswrea Moaaei
try hat met with Mfeerere a
invigorating cbmte of th u-tHprU
tone with a mmcnl a hrint
of natural resource, cii il td rchj:iru I
tnatitutioos a iiun-tw nation which
will he aa likelr attcctWully to work
out problem of mfinit iHtburUnce to
the whole human t?
The line hate indeed flln unto ua
aa a nation In pl-jnt place. The
brgel opportunity, the richest inheri
tance which God ha rtrr l--Wwed
upon a pcop! he b.t IwYtnMrd uii
u Yea we hve coolly hcnUe
!... K.W f tail t ... ,.. til J.
protestrnt religion locn in Ut sniicd 1
aotil of Martin I.uthrr one hundred I
vear tn'fitre the lamb ft:; of the chil ,
dreti of that faith upon PJ imth Kock
Tho eight huudted ettled clergy dur
tug tho reign of Kngland' bloody
Queen Mar-, !rought the ce! of Uc
reformation from Switzerland where
they wens sown by Iaithcr Ctlvtn and
Mclantlion, hack to England dtirtnj
Elizalieth's reign.
From theao gem aprin-; two fc-
liona one of which the jwlgrtm party
in turn paed over into Holland ami
.. ..... fii TO
L. BAUMS,
4
inclined to do thi.
But now when God has drowned the
year with plenty and no region con
trasted with last year eecins ho favored
as this ought not the u.inUfu! fooling
to flow forth in son..;.
If our fathers could be so lull of grat
itude that they must needs call a day
for special thanks giving ten months
after their bitter landing. What should
be the feelings that should stir our
blood nnd warm our luirte and fire our
souls and kindle our zeal. The devout
piety of the pilgrims in their newly
founded feeble colonies in New En
gland prevented them from pacing by
Gods goodlier unnoticed. Deeply de
pendent upon God they wrung by hard
and patient toil their scanty sutc.
nance from tho barren and rocky soil
were constantly in fear of tho inroads
of hostile indiana drowth at one time
threatened them with famine while
waiting for supplies from Ireland.
But not nmid such great hardships
has God cast our lot, for compared
with them the lines of our possession
have indeed fallen unto us in pleasant
places. Yea we have a goodly heritage.
Then again there is the financial
prosperity toward which we have been
so slowly and painfully creeping ever
since the close of tho war to which we
are nearer tliau we navo ever neon
since that time.
There again is our political situation
which is not wholly without cause for
thankfulness.
Saddest of all is to think of the seri
ous check given to the tcmpcninco
movement in Kansas by the asronish
ing mystery of the recent elections.
But enough" has occurred to make the
Republican party meditate. Its hind
sight is capital.
Itjmay yet acquire from this defeat
sense, conscience and faresight. More
over as a significant result of the elect
ion it is already proposed to pass a bill
in next congress to repair $10,000,000
of the river and barber appropriation
which remains uncontracted.
Notice alo tho events of the year
for which we should bo exceedingly
grateful as a church universal aside
from the advauce of evangelical work
around the more immediate church
centers by thoe gifted in religious
thought and zeal. The growing unity
between the various evangelical bran
ches 01 the christian church at large
the year has brought ra addition an
especial occasion for thankfulness,
Lacking time and ".space I might
pityingly glance at the work of the
American board of Commissioners for
foreign missions as an index of the ad
vance of mission work.
There has been a decided advance
all along tbe Hue a deep spirit of en
quiry prevades Africa and western
Tarkey, ia the latter country five hun
dred hare confessed fnth in Chm
where ia India and Ceylon a growing
isetltssneat asaoog the tnatsss exclaim
Oh! Do show as the way of aalvauon
Show as theiaaer mysteries of year
rshgioo. Wears Car from aetag bap
ay. We waat peace, oar religiose do
ac4 satisfy aa. Caayoar rehgieagive
what earn caaaet? asm six aaaslresl
have eoafeaeai take ia Christ. There
is hope taea for laaia aaa cease fcc
that no such pressure ha been brought thence with our pilgrim father, the
to bear, as to allure us from the very thrifiicat growth of the reform
grounds of our mmt precioua convic- tton wa planted upon our ahorw and
lions and that like the pilgrims wo m day wn are enjoying it fruiU-tUe
may to day worship God according to right of cotiacioncc freedom from
tho dictates of our own conctence rea-j purgatorial ruin and the corrupting
sons for thankfulness that atrew of cir-iale of ttidulgcncic. with freedom to
cumsUuees docs hot compel! us to, worship God. Thu we have made
leave the previovs foundation of our 'heir to the principles and Ideas to
faith for something not quite so valua- which the reformation gave birth and
ble church union, for that would 1h ' we have a goodly heritage. Yet back
citing ofl motives which we draw ol all tlirse rich and pnnrrly m.c
.7 ionj Hes the glonou goHfiel f the (n
from the most precious christian truth J" Vi cmI ftarlc ofalltlirse event God
for tho sake of ostensibly agreeing with jms revealed to ua tho crerfrtsdi -others
without sufficient evidence. auraiices of his love- ha sought to lend
Ought two men excavating two rows us beside the c,; '" !,
, , , . irreeu uasture of nu love ne naa
of columns in tqe eolonade of a nnnwl hl fn thmc tj,rfW cnaiaei. sUnding
temple as has been done lately in tho out,Mrp and ternble again-t the sky.
ruins ol i'ompii exertiiig to find lwth to remove all tupicion of vimltcttve
eolmiailea alike In ceo their work nor wrath on yxx"?
... , . .1 1 i- treioii rhi law -nc " aoin;ui to
icport nor believe what Ihey have dis- j,.,,,,,,,,,,.,, the confidrnre ofldserea-
coveretl becaii"e they find a column turv , , oVO nl,d faithfulni- Ami
missing. Neither should two men del- yPt back of all thi there in a know 1
.....i. 1 :.... .1 ,.r ii.wi .wl..i. nf nnd a faith in the one true
villi: ill him unt'iiiiiij;"',- uii -t - . . r i
. , . ... , r ,...,. Gxl or whom, bv whom, and for whom
for their rehgiou.- system refuo to ac- ""-j tMn '
cept any of the previous truth or to re- yp jirM. inot in the portrait, a
nnrt nnd believe ii for fear of disagree- rmm fiiee alKive auv of hia memWrs
ing with hi fellow student. and so though the hand and linger of
believe in common with ehnhtiaus vhiir.icter tliat for which we are most
throughout our beloved land that wo thankful
are becoiningrmore liberal in christian And it is the beauty of holinc that
.. ... 1 . (Jol in adopting his work to moral in'
cooperation if not in teaching. JrflpiSrii l liolni Ics iuto
Watchmen uimiu the walls ofZion jtice. The ble-tng then of leing a
...... ... nir..wl nn.l wrimlor wbiili- mibiect under the iintrol govenimeiit
we are tending. But 1 it not rather cfmj4i rea,m out a system of natural
leaving that type of Christianity liko religion aile from "a revelation if
that of Saint Janie which cmpbasUed thev could, there U no probability that
works, and that of Saint Iaul which they woul.j I -then jni..t a fe.th in the
11111 iriiii inni lutLtti- u Mvt,.
(P. Oa BUILDING.)
n Immense Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing
And General Merchandise.
BIG BARGAINS, MONEY SAVED I
Comes and Kxamiiu Goods and
pitrcKs.
(HUBUAUM
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C.E.PUTNAM!
Wiahe to atimaunoo 0vt ba Mill iMOigp t it t' -A Uivl
Grvcvrtpa tl fttl kkx at
THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
-CONSISTING OP
Teas, Sugar, Syrups, Canned Goods, Especially
California Goods, Flour, Peed Corn and
Oats.
You will aJo find him at th nM iknd of UCHKNTIiAI. U0H, wUi. ymi
Will find cvrrj thing lu th low. 4
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
Such as Flour, from California, Minnesota,
Kansas and Nebraska, also Green and
Dried Fruits. He has now in connec
tion with the Grocery IUisincss,
A FIRST-CLASS BAKBlftK,
Where you will always find a cholco line of kivL generil krpt IV
cl Bikerv and wtild aoHcil a har ui tin jfW iMtriMis.
Thanking" you fur for ptt fatr and wUhin 4 Mt!lMitri
of the aame and a many new ooea mj fetr him
With a call.
no TxornisK to niiow .ooim,
a YoirimTitULY.
C. E. PUTN
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ofpiety-to that better fruit of "the We can then in view of all there rea
u 1 v ' ,...., r.. tltDttrfiiiiiMit iiiv with the
spirit without which wc arc all as e mU j,,. ,;,, UaS0 'flluon unU,
sounding bras., atul tinkling cimbalj nie m niCJWant places. Yea I have a
Note tho event of the year for which goodly heritage,
we should be thankful as families j
old home faces have A handsome 1 10 castor to be given
home-wcet sur- yX?L Z
prises at beautiful developments of o( mc hclwocn noW aiui that time, the
character in favorite chiluVome dw- name of the lucky ieron iwill be pub
play of wonderful wisdom, tho wisdom lube!, with their permU-ion.
which comes with the pearl of gniat , T '' MoodJr
price and tlio frivoloties of the young, j , . T . .
U. tab. .ho ouan, ..p of .Sh. J$grJ& ZTn
cr and nobler motive. Then the lj0 ,UUj ,fc hnn ercry lhxUf. fy9lo.
events for the past yc;ir for which wc mixed so that it makw it one of the
should Iks thankful as individuals the mo-t reliable place to buy drug, and
nab.,... oftaw,ta, SHrtaw''tatrS T.
which no man knows or ever will know p-ce of ,)UjineM gamt lry for your-
The wave of sympathy upon society 6tfjvej.
snrfacc mav not move tlieac hidden 1
depths. Faces may tell us tliat as Thorough Bras) an) Crasteel Rama.
-initio iseoine on within, but we l. I have yet on band about sixty five
Lnnw not wlmt it ia-hiL, ofhsartbis- W Wi?W,.!!?jr22
soul life
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Taere are the c wiylai of the alieaaai
. American Merino ram. shitied from
tory or inner soul tile sorrows never Miclusran Una fall, at nrtoeafrom fincn
told to the outside world, for tho lest lo fifty dollars. They aro from fiov
liked people bear their their own bur- stock and in fine condition.
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dens. How many sucli have this ear 0rm 5oy 18
ieamcu to cast tueir iMirucn on me
lord. How many things have seemed
very much like gathering cloud, yet
yet were the bringers oXour awecies
experiences the bitter-sweets of life
the field which in the spring we wa
tered with tears, now bending with gol
pen harvests. Oh how many can go
back into tl store houses of the soul
and bring out of thesV, rich things and
lav them unon a common alter of
tlutukfgi vi ng to day.
But I would ejqiecjaUy bare you no
tice not alone the year, rich as it has
been in benedictions, but chiefly the
events for which we should be thank
ful that lie back of the year -below
the nation and above the church and
behind our immediate surroundings.
If David could say, "the lines have fall
en uate we in plea-saat places, bow
much more we, who have the rich
heritage eoaung down through the
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which are the aaess aad ground wore
of those already ateatioRed, without
which they ceaki aot ec
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