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I A Weekly Newspaper

I BEREA KENTUCKY=OUR PLATFORM

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bors everywhere For theyoung folks we have a storyand a Bible lesson for house ¬

wives a few new ideas eachweekwhich should lightenthtir labors for the farmersome valuable hints whichwill help him to make morefrom his land and cattle

We propose to get the besideas that can be found on allsuch practical and importan-matters and pass them arounamong our readers The re-

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of Berea College arnot for its students alone Theeditor of this paper can at anytime step into the largest Col ¬

lege library in the State andhe has engaged several of themost distinguished instructorsin the College to take chargeof special departments in thepaper Those who are visitedby TilE CITIZEN will knowwhat is going on in the worldEveryweek it will tell themsomethingworth knowing

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Madison CountyMadison Institute will open for the

Fall Term next Monday A large atetendance ia expected

The County Teachers Associationwill meet at Bybeetowu next Satur ¬

day Aug 31at 10 a m

Next Monday is County Cort dayand the ladies of the Whites StationPresbyterian Church will furnishdinner at the Garuett House

YOUR BANKINGNo matterhow small no matter how large TheBerea Banking Co will give it care-ful attention This message to themen and women alike

Dr M C Heath and J K Worrelhave filed in court a petition allegingthat County Clerk John F White infiling oil leases secured by them onetered 36 of said leases in his ownname White claims prior leases

Articles incorporating the new col ¬

legiate institute in Richmond to beknown aa the Walters Collegiate Intitute have been filed ofthe County Clerk Twentyone namesare mentioned in the charter us iucorporitors

For Representative Thompson S-

Burnam County Judge E B Million the present incumbent CountyClerk John C Hondren County AttorneyiHon E T BurnamGeorge Young Sheriff WilliamWest Assessor John W Mores Su-

perintendent¬

of Schools John L Car ¬

a pouter Coroner Fred Walker Nonomination for Surveyor was made

The Republicans of Madison coun ¬

ty met in convention at the Court

SaturdayTheand very enthusiastic Good orderand harmony characterized the pro ¬

ceedings The meeting was calledto order nt 2 p m and the followinggentlemen were nominated for thesrvttrtl offices to be filled at the nine ¬

tion nn November 5 1901

Public SaleOn Saturday Sept 7 I will of¬

fer for sale to the highest biddermy Farm

Situated 2 miles from Bereanear Richmond Pike containing130 acres about Co acres in culti ¬

vation The place is well wateredby Joes Lick Creek a good wellIof soft water and two never failingsprings There is a comfortable5room house a good cellar twostory smoke house and goodnewbarn on the place also a goodyoung orchard in bearing I willalso offer for sale the crop on thefarm farming implements andIhousehold furniture

For terms apply to

JEROME B TERRILLBerea Ky

I LOCAL ANDPERSONALI

Fresh bread at Bicknell EarlyTho fever patients aro all doing

nicelyPros Frost is expected homo Satur-

dayBllildingisvisitingrelatins

B T Tankersley made a busineaitrip in Clark County last week

A large crowd attended the Covention at Richmond Saturday

Albert Reynolds of Cowas here several days last week

T R Robinson is traveling for Kellog Withenbury of Richmond

Treasurer Osborne has returned

MichiganJoe trito Winchester the first of the week

T P Wyatt is building a nowdwelling on his land near the depot

The gallery which is being builtin completedWillspent last week here visiting relative-

1V T Hacker and family of Oklhoma visited Mrs Anna Allen lastweekIt the purpose of the Berea Bank ¬

ing Co to deal justly and libelallwith all-

Miss Laura Robiuson visited herpatttot last week

Edwiu B spent Sat urdaJamesdMr and Mr Frank Riter of Whitesande d

Misses Nannie and Mattie Baleswho are teaching school in Rockcaatlowere here Sunday

Mrs K U Putnam is nltondmthe Teachers Institute at Irvine i

session this weekWe offer you the facilities of a we

moneyed and well equipped bankThe BEREA BASKING tio

Miss Sarah Johnson of Jackso-County visited her sister Mrs D NWelch last week

Mrs Hanna Allen was called toGrays Ky on account of the seriousillness of her sister

holilinfitheCounty at JamestownMiss Daisy Coddingtou has re ¬

turned home after an extended visitin CountyC Cane hasthe contract for painting the new Ad-

ministration Building

daughterBerthavisit to relatives at McKee N-

Prof Dinsmoro who has been at-tending

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institutes in the mountaincounties has returned home

We will be open for business TuoH11

coroiallyinviteding Co

T A Robinson has purchased theDepotStrootC M Richardson was married

Aug 23 in Louisville to Miss AnniaM Wilson of Bainbridge Ind

Arthur Yocum who has boonspending the summer at Lake Chau

TuesdayProf havecompleted their wedding trip and arat home in the Coddington house

Mr and Mrs Robt Kidd ofTravelers Rest returned home Fri ¬

dayKidd

accompanied by their son W F I

Prof T G Pasco leaves for Cum-berland lGap Tenn Monday wherehe will in the Lincoln MemorialUniversityBankingCoaccommodation within the range o

bankingW is working ten me-at

nhis mill near the depot He

shipped two cars of staves and one ofexcelsior last week

Your little savings depositedThe Berea Banking timetheybecomeit little folks

Mr Allen Dobbs and family andMiss Lizzie Bogio have just returnedto their home in Marshall Mo froma trip to Oklahoma Ty The whole

wagonWaller oldcombiped stallion took the blue ribbon atboth the Berea and Brodhead fairsAs a harness and saddle animal Mr

beatWHEN secureda bank book he is often eager to addmore money to his account Thuslittle by little the habitof saving He should be encouragedtutorinCollege 1900 was recently married toMiss Elizabeth Mae Sabin Mr andMrs White will make their home inCisco Tex

We are very sorry to say that thebright baby girl born to Mr andMrs Clarence Koyle Saturday morn ¬dayThoSunday afternoon

Running water sometimes causesdizziness Prof Marsh while on a

Michiganlost ¬

ing to search for the lost property holost his gold watch We are glad toknow the Prof baa recovered the val-uables

CongrogationalChurchthe bank as follows Sundayschoolat 930 am 730 pmon Wednoodaynight Ground hasbeen broken for a church building onChestnut Street opposite the end ofEllipse Street near E P Fairchilds

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FROM FOUR STATES

RECENT EVENTS OF INTEREST INTHIS VICINITY

Knight Templar Take PotirMlon ofliouldvlltn Itnld on Ioulroum atNewport Watnripout Online FloodIn Ohio County Mob Folded

Louisville Ky Aug 27Tho rushconclaverewason In earnest Monday told by night theKentucky metropolis was completelyTrainsnSir Knights and their ladles As thetrains traveled la sections and theretoro proceeded with unusual carethey were generally behind theirschedules fhu streets were tilledwith marching detachments and thesatped the various commanderles to theirheadquarters Scarcely building waswithout Its streamers or a gorgeousdress of bunting Even shop windowswore trimmed In Masonic emblems andstreet fakirs not to bo outdone paintballoonsaqyartera the opinion was expressedthat tho conclave which begins Tues ¬overy60000 visitors In the city

Monday was given up to Informalreunions and tho escorting of comtheybegan at 8 p m when the grand commandery of Kentucky and the soberdinate commandcrlcs of the state gavea reception to ofllcors and membersof the grand encampment at the CUlltorn houso

Grand Master Reuben II Lloyd of

Masteruan o

1of the accepted tlate which makesStoddard Mr Lloyds successor as

grand master of tho grand encamp ¬mannwho to spent anIn earnest conversation concerning affairs of tho grand encampment Governor Yates of Illinois and GovernorDurbIn of Indiana arrived with thecommanderles from their states

Major John II Leathers was grandmarshal and 40000 sir knights wereIn lino In tho big parade Tuesdaymorning This pageant extendedover a route of four mites and will betho crowning glory of the conclaveKnIghts Templars from nearly everynook and cranny of the country In ¬

cluding oven Honolulu were In lineniThe course of the parade was a nut ¬

toting show of bunting flags andstreamers and nearly every ono ofthem bearing some sign of welcome

Poolrooms RaidedCincinnati Aug 24Tho troubles

of tho poolrooms across the river wererenewed Friday when Sheriff Miller ofCampbell county raided and arrestedthe proprietors of the room which wasopened Wednesday at Hubcra Oarden Just outside of the corporate lineof Newport Ky The rooms closedout In Covlngton Tuesday owing tothe opposition of the local courts andIt was expected that they could oper ¬

ate In their new location unmolestedAffidavits were made charging theproprietors and attaches with keepingboundeover to the grand jury and releasedoa 1500 balL

Lynching Bee PreventedLebanon Ky Aug HAn unsuc ¬

cessful attempt was wade to lynchDan Hotten and Charles Shipp whoare confined In the Marlon county jailcharged with murder The mob callednt the houso of Jailor Jackson Claytonbut his wife refused them tho keys to

to thowhenfOfficer Brant who was secreted in acoal shed nearby opened fire uponthem The mob returned tho tire butno ono was hit Tho mob dispersed

Cloudburst In Kentucky24Reportstowatery ¬

county A number of houses werewashed away and much live stockdrowned The Rough river Into whichDarnells creek flows Is backed upfor 10 miles by the flood water It Isfeared some lives wore lost Tho lo-cality Is remote from telephone or tel ¬

egraph communicationBank Quit Business

Marietta 0 Aug 27 Owing to thofailure of the Superior Street Savingsand Ranking company at Clevelandthe New Matamoras bank of Washing ¬

ton county a private banking con ¬

cern has suspended Owners able topay loss but will hardly resume

WifeMurderer HangedRoanoke Va AUK 24John Fu

gate a negro 21 was hanged at WiseVa for the murder noar Toms CreekVa Juno 0 of Martha Wells a colored woman Fugato displayed greatnerve confessing hIs guilt

Killed His CellmateGreenville Tenn Aug 26 James

Ross and Walter Pierce negroeswere committed to jail Saturday nighton trivial offenses and put In the samecell The men fought with knives andRoss killed PIerce

To Escape a MobLexington Ky Aug 27Macklln

Coonoy white 10 was brought herefrom Versailles to escape a mob HoIs charged with attempting to crimi ¬

nally assault Mary Hays 9 of nearVersailles

Town DestroyedMemphis Tenn Aug 2C Tiplon

v lie Tcnn the couaty seat of Lakeounty was almost entirely destroyedy Sire Loss not fully knows

CONFLICTING CLAIMBovepth Week of hit Strike Opens

With Hoth Mdps FirmIlttsbiirg Aug 2Gln furtherance

etrlkorldden mills of the UnitedStates Steel corporation are promisedfor tho present week that will changetho aspect of affairs considerably Ifcarried out It was stated on goodauthority that before the end of thoweek plants that have been operatingon single turn would bo run with fullforce and for tho usual three fullturns each day Men enough havebeen secured for this purpose officialssay In spite of tho cIms of thestrikers that tho companies could notget enough men to operate theirplants and the managers of the van ¬

ous mills say they will be ready withall the eklllod men required U startup the machinery and turn ont aheavy tonnage Repairs aro In prog ¬

rose at tho Star mill where the compatsy proposes to place this wuok menenough to work tho tour double mllltthere full turns

When the strikers wore told of thoclaims of tho officials of tho Star millthey denied that there wero as manyskilled men at work as was claimedand nalil those who were In tho plantwere sent there from the Monemenplant which was being crippled In oredor to accomplish this work Strenuous denials were also rondo regarding alleged desertions from the Amal ¬

gamated ranks to nil positions offeredby the corporation and It was saidthat It would be Impossible to obtainmen enough to operate the plant without retlllng the strIke

There was no change in the situa ¬

tion regarding tho tube mills Thomills are quiet and former employesremained away from tho plants It Isunderstood that officials of tho Na ¬

tional Tubo company have practicaldetermined not to start those plantsfor tho present

Havana Poitofflco Money StolenHavana Aug 27 B C Westall

chief of the money order bureau ofthe Havana posloffico left the officeas usual with tho surplus remittanceto pay Into tho treasury The amountwas 1000 Ho took an omnibus andaccording to his statement placed thepacket containing tho money on theseat by his side lie read a newspaperuntil ho reached tho point where hewas to alight and when about to leavetho omnibus he found that the packetwas missing Two boys who wore Intho omnibus at tho lima say they sawa mulatto throw a packet to a negroIn the street Mr Wesall Is under abond of 110000 The matter will beleft to Iho courts for decision

Bashford ChosenChicago Aug 24James Whltford

Dashford president of Ohio Wosloyanuniversity has been chosen presidentof Northwestern university and willbe offered tho position when ho arrives at Chicago from California lullmato friends of Dr Dashford say howill undoubtedly accept tho offer Inmaking the choice the committee ofseven has closed ono of tho hardestcampaigns ever fought In universityaffairs Tho selection of Ur IloahfordIt Is believed will close the breachwhich has existed belwoea the van ¬

ous factions since June 1900 whenDr Henry Rodgers resigned

Cuban NewswHter KilledHavana Aug 27 Martin De Cas

fro a well known newspaper manwas killed at Mansanlllo About threemonths ago he published article attacking tho rural guard of Mantanllloand was shot aL Ho camo to Havanaand complained to Qovernbr generalWood expressing a fear that Lit Utewas In danger General Wood orderedthe local authorities to afford to himall the rights and protection guaran-teed by the law Castro thereuponreturned to Mantanlllo only to beshot dead by a member of the ruralguard with whom he had quarreledThe offender la being pursued

Death of a Drummer Boy8t Iaul Aug 21John P Lyon a

mall carrier who claimed to havebeen tho youngest soldier In theUnion army during tho civil wardied at his home In this city aged 60years He was a native of Now Jer ¬

soy but enlisted In Morrow county0 four days before his 11th birth ¬

day In 18G1 serving through the war-s a drummer

Worth Their Weight In GoldKansas City Aug 23 Choice

northern grown potatoes sold at 10cents a peck tho price of two bushelsa year ago A single bushel now costs

190 from retail dealers or about160 when purchased from wholesale

dealers and jobbers homegrown potatoes are small and of poor quality

Pot GolddHuntBvlllo Ala Aug 22 A potcontaining something over 20000was found In a remote precinct ofMadison county by Frank Jacks apoor farmer The gold was hiddenaway In a spring which has been usedfor many years It Is believed the goldwas secreted during the civil war

Beautiful Woman DeadCharloltesvllle Va Aug 20Miss

Maudo Coleman Woods died hereMiss Woods was pronounced the mostbeautiful woman In America by acommittee from tho PanAmerican ex¬

position and her profile adorns ell themedals Issued by tho board of awards

Ordered to SIgnLondon Aug 26Li Hung Chans

has notified the ministers of the pow ¬

ers says a dispatch from Poking thatedIcts necessary to the signing of theprotocol by the Chinese plenipoten ¬

tiaries are en route from SlanFu acedare expected to arrive Wednesday

Sanduklan suicidedBandusky 0 Aug 27John Holt

mueller 20 single said goodby to hitparents rode his bicycle to the bajrfront leaped in and was drownedWorry over business matters

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U MI WAY EDUCATION

GOOD ROADS CONVENTIONS IN THELINE OF PROGRESS

her Plant Seed Which Mar narminute and near MndlIearmere-Fear Tittallon HA lnw or lardlllah T y Kiioournxn the WorkComiuMitliiff ott tie good nods rOil

rriitlou recently held al Now OrUwnithe New York Bun says

Tbeiv are no worse roads In thecountry than are round In tbn soutliernstates its proof U furutHheil by tIletlilHirtmeut of agriculture which has-investigated tho cost of transportationon nmilH In different tartn of the country and makes this tlmate In thethe northern and eastern states whenthe average wagon haul for farm produce ranges from 00 to 00 miles tohaul a cvrtntn fixed weight to mllroador boat IXMIH flKO In the prulrln statesand thin Houthoru states generallywhere the average haul In 88 miles Itrouts I73 and In thin cotton statesMiMtratclj where tho haul IN 120 miltsthe cast In f1W

In the spring of the year n southernhighway connecting back towns with

WOIIKINCI TUB 1HA1 UOLLUL

the railroad is little better than a quagmire What dOt M this menu to thinplanter farmer and truck Kiinliiurl

11ns loud says n rel ort of iho department of nKrlciilturt Hint onehorse can mute on Iron rolls on a lewdroad requires n loons > nod a linlf onlevel asphalt tavftueut Sly hUnK onthe best lUl jlail Muck uiv invlit 7

hones oa eolitilefitoiuK 20 horses onortllnnry dirt rustle snit 40 luirvea onpanel Theta > llgum are not an klgulllcant of course for thin Now Yorkfanner as for lila brethren south andwest hut they are in Kiuiiil enough tomake blur fonder They should Iw dUplayed ou every signpost In the ruralparts

Jenernl Stone of the United Statesrose bureau has compiled sumo liaruruk nearing on the tItK1 roads problemntilch are Illuminating and oytaa starthug He eatlmatM that It costa thefanneni of tho country every year theenormous sum of IWO000000 to haultheir product to rail and water a gunswhich exceeds the operating expenseof all the railroad companies TwoIblnls of this sum might IM saved habelieves by coiiiitrucliuff goal roodThU la a conclusion that must tw proved to the satisfaction of tho farmers ofeach district which U not an may un ¬

dertaking silica many of them are aopoor that present outlay seems to themof greater moment than prospective

advantageAU engaged In a struggle

to keep the wolf from the door canhardly bit expected to burden lilmiwlfwith nn increased road tax Ute Utoo short and uncertain ho thinks Itbas been pointed out with much forcethat the farmer complain loudly aboutan lucrraft of a fraction of a cent amile by a railroad company which hedenounces ns a plundering monopolyhut ho keeps on In his old imbecile wayof wearing out his horses and wagonson execrable roads General Stone tellhim that It he would have the courageto face tho toet of reasonably goodroads the farm property of tho countrywould appreciate probably 9AOOOOOO

000 Here In tho north we have seenthe light but we are not M tar advimctnl In the reform that wo ran ateford to disparage the cotton statesMay tho New Orleans convention teachthem the kindergarten principle ofgood roudmklagl The moro of suchconventions the better

It Is a fortunate fact In the historyof till good roads movement that It laexceedingly Infectious and when oncestarted vprrads with great rapidityThat has been the experience of MaesachiiMitts New Jersey and Connecti-cut

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and It Is now pretty safe to expectthat other states will riot bo exceptionsto the rule A well made and wellkept thoroughfare demonstrates itsvalue no conchifilvcly that there Is nouse lu attempting to deny It In thepresence of any ono who has wen thintruth Thus the number of advocateof road Improvement continually multi ¬

plies and minorities are converted Intomajorities In a manner surprising ovento themselves

floral Mall DeliveryA factor which will now assist tbe

good roads movement U the demandfor rural mall delivery Tho carrierswant better roads and tho farmerswant that mall delivered promptly andthe two are causing good roads move¬

ments wherever there U a request fortho rural delivery Thero are from 000to 850 routes now established or rte

RppllcatloD8Iare

170 applications pending from Nebras ¬

ka 833 from Kansas and 18 fromSouth Dakota Tho nine special agentsIn the western division would be keptbusy for a year and a half Investigat ¬

lug new routes If no others were askedfor Route are being established lalaws at tka ai < 13t i f t 4aj

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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL lJf

INATIONAtTest of She Ioa flea 251 IV m

Memory veee 4za0old TitMarti v Cnmorntarr lrepard-by Ike Rev I M 5agodfjiUtt Isis by AI11ffIn Ire Aooclttlo

12 10 Thea Isaac sowed In that Undaud received In the same year an hun ¬

dredfold and the Lord Mraird himThe pn Ttouit chapter told IM not only ofthe death and burial of Abraham uiilhltan Isbmarl but also of the birth oflassos two aooa Jacob and EMU andbow win despised hls bUthrUht pre¬

ferring a piMtot enjoyment to a futureinheritance Hrtt ill 10 iT Tht be 1s14qglunlnji of our pmMtit chapter dlof a

finales soil of lease going to 10jThuHU promUx to Abraham and gave him jthe stars of heaven portion of the cove¬

natal Its Ml Into hU lathers sin conrvruluit hU wife sat was rebuked byAMmrlerh truly the heart U deceitfulabove all things and desperately wickedJar xrll 0even the heart of Abraham

and the heart of Inaac said your heartand mine All that led duds He doufor Ill great names sake panlualafour Iniquities when we coofeM our alnjI John L S Jer xlv 7

14 lit Tits PUlUtlnea envied himThe majority of mere natural xopUwould be apt to envy one whom they tawtUMfd and Incasing u lease Will Itwas runtraiptlUfl to fill hie well withearth but that was human too and derIIUli fur the merely human 1 pet to bemuch need by the ell To pro him prosporing notwithstanding these Limitationwar more than they could stand andmust have made them full of lodlicnatlonEnvy and strife la earthly aennual devil-Ish and bids to cvatuelua and every etUwork tJaa ill 14 10 Tllua Ill III It Ubad enough among those who know notOod but when It gvti Into churches andfamlllea It work itreat havoc and vreatlyKrkvwi the Holy Bplrlt Act viL 0 KphIv 80821

1 1 17 flo from us for thou art mucbImightier than we Thus they sent him >eaway an he said afterward when theywanted nta favor Wherefore COme yeto nv mine yw hate DM and have seatmo away from your vera 27 The

Inn e ot the righteous U often a greattormeot to the ungodly i they cannotstand the sight It la too strong for thtlrweek rye Isaac might have reetooedawl aritunl with them and have insistedon rrmalulna1 where be was and have defWd them to iwiul him away but II wasnot that klu l of a man be was more In ¬

clined to yield tor pear sake he was aman of peace

IN lt > UnlfM we know something ofthe meaning of scarcity of water we shallnot appreciate what thuK well meantend the enormity of the aln of stoppingthem To many people In India wherethey have to KO mite toe water a well Uan Inestimable bouu When In SouthAfrica pindlty a day at a mission laNatal my wife bavin washed tier bandawas about to throw out the water whenahe was aiv 4ed with each an xrlauaflu of urpiim and fear from severallady nlmlonailoa a abe wQl not soon furget They thru told her that water was waoanv that they must all wash In thatwater To atop the wrlla aa the PbllUtlikea did because of tbrlr hatred wasabout equal to murder Bee I John III 10

20 21 The contrntlon and hutted maoIfmled by these unricbteoiu and wickedIhIIUtlne gee tbo marginal meaning ofthe nature Isaac gave these well becauseof the Mrlfe went certainly bard to putup with and only by the marvelous grarof flod Holt IMMC have acted as he didaril j If Mii again and spin to tans unJust people the well bH a rvanli hadsdigged Mike the ease your own putyourxlf aa tar al you can In bU pUce

that you may In some measure apprwclata t22 23 Now tbe lord bath made room

for n and we shall be fruitful In thelaud Thai be salt when after dig ¬

ging a third well thug did not strive teethat one After that he removed to seerthrlia HubinUalon to wrung and opprcastun tot the Lents ask U nut humanlout It U Chrlatllkfl and Ie atruaa UctlmoaT for Film as we akalt aeeIt webad anointed ealeti we ailajfcl oftao hearour Lord Bar to a Sakes k to be sonow Math Ill 10 and It would not-seem ao dlfflcull If We woeiel eoaaUerHim who radnred audi coatraaKctloa ofalntten agalnat Illtnseltp who whoa BeWM reviled rerlled not again fish a81 Pet 1L 23

21 And the Lord appeared unto Urnthe same night and am the Ooiaof Abraham thy fathtx tsar notam with thee and will bleaa tbM Whata reward for hla meekn A a aw ravalatlon of Ood to Mm that very night wttkIll glorious Fear not I am with IboeHow small a well or a doa o wen andall one mold bo called npoa to bearutm In rorapartaon with a reveiatloaaitd aaaurancel Truly the aufferlnga ofthis present time are not worthy to 6arumpantl with the fdory that ia and shallbe ours Ilom vlll 18

23 And bo bullded an altar there Getcanal upon the tome of tbe Lord andpitched hU tent then and there Isaacservants digged a welt A tent with theLord la enough the Lori without thetent U enough for a believer should beable to say with much assurance LordThou art my dwelling place IV ac 1

The tent the altar and the words from fGod Fear not for I am with thee andwill MOM tbee are all and more thanheart can wloh It must have been thepower of the presence of God that enablcd Isaac to act ao meekly See Intens 28 the sequel and note the tellrnony of Ablmeteoh and bo en Wesaw rrrtaluly that the Lord was withtbee The Lord was seen In laaac Inhis yMdlngncfla tee fUldlog padfletagreat offenses and we are exhorted tolet our yleldedncM be known to all men-tor the Lord Is at band Eocl z 41Phil Iv 6 lied laaac stood for histight as wo My In the matter of thewell Ood would not hue bvenaeen Inhim We mot contend raraoatly for thefaith Jude 8 but when we can avoidstrife by a little yielding let ua yloid InHla name though It IITStem a personallose Isaac might have sent there PhUUtines away and haw refused further In ¬

tercourse because of their former con ¬

duct but grace again prevail and nowwe tee the sequel to ths leIJedntIIsaac servant were digging a well atJlloentwba and that same day they came L-Istd told laaac that Ud fans waterJI