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4 thai some of them had serious search- i ASTHMA CURED FREE! Asthmalene Brings Instant Relief and Permanent Cure in All Cases. Sent Absolutely Free on Receipt of Postal WRITE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PLAINLY ings of heart at the prospect of surrendering their own church paper, the Advocate, which disappears only to jeappear, we hope, in a larger and richer "In the same editorial it is'acknowl-edged that the publication of this official organ of the three denominations is only the first step toward a closer union for mutual advantage in forwarding Christ's kingdom. "The reasons for taking these steps in were well stated by Mr. Todd and re-emphasized by Rev. A CHURCH TRUST.

We have argued for more than a year, that the religious denominations should follow the example of business men and combine their educational, publication, missionary and in some cases, their pastoral interests. It is good sense, good business, the prayer of Christ "that they all may be one as we are, anticipates it, and we will never convert the world until it is accomplished. The Ram's Horn for August 17th publishes the following: "New Zeland, the world's experiment station in political and social reforms, is also leading- the way to a solution of sectarian rivalry. Important steps have recently been taken to that end. If the present plans are successful the union of the'Protestant denominations in that island will be brought about.

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New Yokk, Jan. 3, 1901. Drs. Taft Bros'. Medicine Co.

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It is improbable that these 80 families will ever average more than three each at any one service, which would only give a congregation of 240. If these two congregations of 240 formed one church, giving 480 ordinary hearers, the gain would be immense. their whole working appliances could be maintained on a thoroughly efficient scale. Apart, this generally would be impracticable. The maintenance of our own denomination in any particular locality niay be a very laudable thing.

There is something higher, and we are bound to the extent that we are true, to aim at the highest. This is the best possible conditions of doing the work of RELIEF. opium, morphine, chloroform or ether. Very truly yours. REV.

DR. NORR1S WECI1SLER. Institute brings this information to Chicago. Mr. Todd is a graduate of the Bible Institute, and a son of Rev.

A. B. Todd, a Presbyterian minister of national reputation in New Zealand. He is notable chiefly for his success in organizing young men in Bible study and for his thorough evangelistic methods. Having just returned from two years spent in such work in New Zealand, he is thoroughly familiar with the religious situation in that island.

'The most notable step taken toward a union of denominations," said Mr. Todd, 'is the action of three denominations, the Presbyterians, Con-gregationalists and Methodists, who have united in the publication of The Outlook as their official "Fortunately Mr. Todd had received the copy of the New Zealand Outlook which gave full information concerning this important step, and having alreydy gained some knowledge of the Ram's Horn and its purposes while in New Zealand, he placed all such material at its service. "In his editorial the editor of the Avos Strings, N. Feb.

1. 1901. Dr. Taft Bros. Medicine Co.

Gentlemen: I write this testimonial from a sense of duty, having tested the wonderful effect of your Asthmalene, for the cure of Asthma. My wife has been afflicted with spasmodic asthma for the past 12 years. Having exhausted my own skill as well as many others, I chanced to see your sign upon your windows on 130th New York, I at once obtained a bottle of Asthmalene. My wife commenced taking it about the first of Nov. I very soon noticed a radical improvement.

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D. Dr. TAFr Bros. Medicine Co. Feb.

1901. Gentlemed: I was troubled with Asthma for 22 years. 1 have tried numeiv ous remedies, but they have all failed. I ran across your advertisement, and started with a trial bottle. I found relief at once.

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S. RAPHAEL, 67 East 129th New York City. AGITATOR OR SLAVE. Man have revolved out of savagery only as they have arisen and fought the wrongs, the unequal conditions that have oppressed them. Men have evolved out of savagery only by accept New Zealand Outlook refers to the ing the new, yet the supporter of a Trial Bottle Sent Absolutely Free oa Receipt of Postal movement toward union in othercoun Do not delay.

new princi pie is ever cried down by the people. It is always the little man Write at once, addressing DR. TAFT BROS. MEDICINE 79 East 130th Street New ort City who cries "impossible" "impractical" and it does seem that after all these gent duty to continue our agitations Subscribe for the Advocate. Dr.

Mllw' Pain Pill core Netfrfclflir centuries of experience he would come until more and yet more of human wrongs are righted. to realize the enormity of his The conservative is the burden, the The agitator is simply a person who curse of the race; the agitator its sav ior. is fully cognizant of a great social or economic wrong. The man who is too I am only a slave if I cease to con tend while I realize a single right that has not been granted me. Iam will RACKS ing to perform my just portion of any work necessary to support our civiliza tion; hence I have a divine right to tries, particularly to that of the Free arid United Presbyterian churches in Scotland, the Presbyterian church north and south in the United States, the union of the various branches of the Presbyterian churches in Canada, with overtures from the Methodists, the federation of the Australian Presbyterian churches, the growing sympai thy between other Protestant churches in Australasia, and the steps toward union of all Methodist branches in New Zealand, and continues: 'We are able this week to announce for the first time that The Outlook is henceforth the official organ of the Presbyterian, Congregational, and Wesleyan churches of New Zealand.

We think this is a contribution toward union which is unique in the history of the movement anywhere. In no country, so far as we know, have the three churches mentioned agreed to voice themselves through one common paper. New Zealand has the reputation of leading in various social and political experiments. To these must now be added the experiment of a weekly paper as the common organ of the three great the use of every facility of that civilization. I am willing to labor but I do not want to be dependent upon the EXASe caprice of any individual for employ ment.

I am willing to put forth my brainless or soulless to be aroused by any of the many wrong conditions which we find on every hand always regards himself as the only properly balanced member of society but in this he only proves that he as yet has all of the savages stolidity and indifference to wrong and suffering. Too often the agitator sees but one wrong and imagines that its abolition will right all conditions but he is one point ahead of the man who lacks the mental and moral force to take his stand against any wrong. Had there been no one but the well balanced conservative, the slave if you please, as all suffer materially or morally or both from every wrong condition, the world would never have evolved Effective March 0th, 1901, the portion of business effort but I do not want to be compelled to sell my honor at every turn to enable me to meet the demands of competition. I want all that is necessary to enable me to live a fully rounded life. I want to obtain this without crime or anxiety and until I am able to do this I should lose all self respect should 1 cease to be an agitator.

Ltjella R. Kraybill. out of primitive barbarism. The conservative stands for the continuance evangelical Protestant churches of this of all the wrongs, the crimes, the suff We consider this a very re in mi rv erings the race has ever endured, while markable achievement. It is full of ii mm the agitator stands for all that man uv luuii nuuuuui uuuui kind has ever accomplished, its freedom, its rights, its every facility of promise, and not without peril.

In the accomplishment of this result too much praise cannot be given to the Wesleyan Conference. The proposal Announces the Opening of its Red River Division Denison and Sherman, Texas. Through Train Service will shortly be established from St. Louis and Kansas Gtr ver the Shortest Line to Texas WINFIELD, KAN. NO.

3218. CAPITAL, $100,000.00 SURPLUS, 20,000,00 civilization. We agitators of today are told to for amalgamation emanated from it leave conservatism in peace and cease The members approached the delicate and difficult question in an extremely our lamenting and importuning but it Pres. ESTABLISHED 1872 C. Robinson, J.

M. Donley V. E. W. Bolicgrer, Cashier.

is our divme right, it is our most ur- trenerous spirit. We do not wonder.