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E. B. LAKE, Fbttfe*R Tban Witb' Mai Beard Him Speak the Name of God, Hat ^Ui Lad Dent Tewiik U He Frmt Takfo with , Bever La Prayer—Paly in Profanity I »V ** T-i" LOTS OF BIO SAME IN OBEOQN. JOHN BROWERt „ . easts tool is SOBS tw _ man wax n orosea VOJOS ana tho* U tho Widding hoarr i po* grammar telling bow tba Lord bad aad tba neighbor* tn, and tbe pfamlsat * him from, a dissipated life, mad tram ta*- ibgdoor said ta hlm- A M WTCRV OF SEVERAt YEARS SEEMS ,y'ft**^y *'Why cannot I bnT« the Lard do tbe ItwoaW oayaome Jf3j^jf i tbe buita of tbo old bomatcwl, then « scene,of bard pf sport and equal to dasorfpttYe writ- vi t '.g for me)" and be pat his TO EE GLEARSO HP. tixnea, and scant bread and itre^Ja, tag of sporting matters eiUfce atonr •aiHtali ^«^.-*J bsn4e.all a-tremble, orer his bloutea facs ,,,,-rr- ,____ .— , Then tbe thiofci of afoWyBan with throBflb-thi Bjqonmtus md bUUi^of -VaVara aodsalil; "O God, I want that I I most EB—a»l IE Is a mean thing iis s bomaDnabamaaaatiat v gmb af suruhins aad Sittingsof dark MfflUiern CJregoa ana hear thestorJe* First Quality Hard Oil and h«Tetbatt" and God said, "Yonahaii *tiaft«|^ fif IBSi Jsqdwoaatf aqdfrasiflmB ar we eBO BOtpmlfSot praisedd fo forr stigdows aad vicbarftudei. iftArt aid of hautera who ars rcsidtnt»tbere: haTe U, and yon hare It now I" And Eba_ Varnishes. doing well, but-only eseortatcd w^ Tib la FfvtT- TBB elk are aot aoondan^ tfiongb some man same oat asd west hows acJianged tb^r do wrong. 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And fains Bp Powder river, Tbe bear wai 1 par makes more talk than tba millions money wUb wbiaft m taaer »• M F gi, then aha poll btr bead on the pillow for already, waiting for father and mother Mr, Jrea did net pagr Tit,PO0 fer the fBrpriifd til eea me and eeeaiid to »ea» 6ft HQLME& oeretnonios woe rtlfiulllod and of letters that crowd the pertoffleiss itnd OCEAN OTV "Hi j. Physliianst Druggists, ODDS AND ENDS. meata, Tba drain grew too beafj at iae tbc human AK David the night, and the angeli of safety and to come up. What changed that man? Peachblcrv? vase, find jot Mr, Moes, der what I wM abgnt ifl bl« doalal^ Bolomn. A, great deal waa said of phi down tea mail sBrJa* with " length, aud Ue too* • aheapa Mag aad mtii f*Wfi*d waaa lw aald, "All peart stand sentinel absat toatesoob in What reeoBBtrBStid teal hose! 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