Christian herald et des signes de notre temps . y de sa publicité-nents et combien d'entre eux ont été dans-pleuré. Ce contrôle est conçu pour empêcher la charge d'argent pour plus d'annonces que le thanle a peint et de négliger toute distantition du pays à qui il a contracté ( couverture. Une entreprise bien connue aurait en sa possession une collection de photographies complètes qu'un panorama parfait du paysage de thecountry pour des milliers de miles est représenté dans la série. Un perfon désintéressé regardant ces photos serait surtout impressionné par la beauté naturelle de la théscenery, b

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Christian herald and signs of our times . y of his advertise-nents and how many of them have been in-cribed. This check is devised to prevent thegent charging for more advertisements thanle has painted and from neglecting any distantection of country which he has contracted to ( cover. One well-known firm is said to have inits possession a collection of the photographsso complete that a perfect panorama of thecountry scenery for thousands of miles isrepresented in the series. A disinterested per-son looking over these photographs would beimpressed chiefly by the natural beauty of thescenery, but the object for which the ownerscrutinizes them is to see tliat his advertise-ment is there. When the Christian is called toaccount for his life-work the scrutiny will be ofa similar kind. It is expected of him thatwherever he may go and in whatever surround-ings he may live, he will, by his life, if not bydirect preaching, show forth the power of hisLord to redeem men from evil. Evidences ofhis sojourn may be found in his achievements. TO ASSIST AT THE DEDICATION OF THE TABERNACLE. 1. Rev. T. S. Hamlin, D.D. 4. Rev. A. B. Kendig, D.D. 2. Rev. Edward P. Terhune, D.D. 5. Rev. Lyman Abbott, D.D. 3. Rev. Chas. F. Deems, D.D. 6. Rev. Thos. Dixon, D.D. 7. Rev.Wendfll Prime. P.P. as a financier, an artist, or even as a philan-thopist, but he will not have done his duty if themen among whom he has been have not taken* knowledge of him that he has been withJesus. (Acts 4 : 13.) A Mans Effort to Prove Himself Alive hasinvolved him in considerable trouble as report-ed in the Journal, of Kansas City, Mo. It ap-pears that after the war he setted in Independ-ence, afterward removing to Santa Fe, and sub-sequently to Kansas City. During the war hehad supplied the government with some horsesand had rendered other services entitling himto payment, He had endeavored to collet*, the account, but through some informality in hisclaim had not secured payment. A claim-agent had offered his service

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