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August 18, 1909. meeting In Sunday school the following Sunday. From that time, for twenty years, with intervals of unavoidable interruptions, has Mrs. Grigg continued a faithful attendant and a helpful scholar. Her step grew slow, her form bent, but 110 infirmities weakened her zeal for the House of God. Her Interest In the Phu roll WOO ahnwn r\nt nnlv hv har ular attendance, but by her efforts to bring others into the fold, which she found a refuge. It seems that our class can not spare her lively devotion to its prosperity, her slow but clear comprehension of. her strong faith in the prom ises contained in the lesson. But we know that her heart will never more be 4 troubled: that she has entered into the mansion prepared for her, there to dwell and rejoice evermore. Her summons was sudden, but our Father, after a few hours of suffering, "sent out his light and his truth and brought her into his holy hill." As we are called home one by one, may the members of this class all "sit together in heavenlv nlaces" and with ranks unbroken unite to "sing praises, sing- praises to our King,' through all eternity, Her Sunday School Teacher. The "Metropolitan Magazine" has enlisted for the war against "The White Death." The initial article in the April number is a masterful one by W. O. F. Lewis on Tuberculosis, The Disease and its Causes. It is profusely illustrated with pictures and diagrams. The showing it makes is sufficient to startle the mind and to set all to thinking. In the May issue of the same magazine a second article of the series deal with the prevention of tuberculosis. MANDEVILLE, LEWISBURG AND MADISONVILIE Steamer NEW CAMELIA COMMENCING APRIL 18. will leave Milnehurg on the arrival of cars from I.ouisvillc an?l Nashville Depot, head of Canal Street? DAILY (except Wednesdays and Sundays) 4 p. m. train. RETURNING, leaves Madiaonville, daily at 5 a. m.. water and weather permitting. EXCURSIONS $1.00 ROUND TRIP $1.00 MANDEVILLE. LEWIS BURG, MADISONVILLE AND PIN ELAND PARK. WEDNESDAY, 8 a. m. train. Freight received dully at the Louisville and Nashville Rallrond Depot, head of Glrod Street. W. G. COYLE & CO., Agents, 337 Carondelet St. NEW ORLEANS. For the Beet In Groceries and Table Delicacies Consult. Hermann Schmidt KK? E. Broad SL, Richmond, Vs. Bank oj Branches 303 E. Broad St.. 15th k V- . 1 1 THE PRESBYTERIAN OF THE S< 1776) Hampden Si Able Faculty. Select student body. Notable moral and Intellectual tone. Ex Courses leading to degrees B. A., B. S., nd other modern conveniences. One hundred and thirty fourth sessl For catalogue or other information a REV. HEN RY TUCKER GRAH San Antoni Home School for Boys. Standards of scholarships approved eluding the best in the North and East. Universities of the South. Thirty Boarde teachers. Safe home surroundings, goo and large athletic field. For illustrated WardSemina 45th year. Seminary and Special Courses. Consei Campobello, Voice; Frits Schmitx, Violin. 175 1 advantages. Beautiful campus for outdoor sports. Southwestern Presl CLARKSVILLE, Thirty-Fifth Session Of Literary, Scientific. Divinity Courses. Graduates prominent in the South. Exc< No saloons. Expenses moderate. Write Why Should You Se Stonewall Jac FIRST. Because you will have the a the same advantages that other young w institution xor forty years. SECOND. Because her home for th Abingdon?a cultured old Virginia tow feet above sea level. For pure air and w THIRD. Because of the comforts w modious buildings. neated with ntonm H now in course of erection. The whole a FOURTH, because she will be tra ers, every one of whom is a woman of p FIFTH. Because the work is thoro years this institution has been a membe leges of Virginia, the object of which t dards and to raise the requirements fo S. J. I., therefore, means something. For Catalogue or information write The ATLANTA Dl largest School I Richmond and Main Sta., 25th and Broad 8ta.t Lou I DUTH. 33 dney College (1909) High standards and thorough work, tensive Campus and Athletic Field. B. Lit., M. A. Steam heat, light, baths a on begins September 15, 1909. ddress I AM, President, Hampden-8idney, Va. o Academy San Antonio, Texas. by leading institutions in the country, inAnnual free scholarships in the best r8. Fifty day pupils. Six experienced d library, laboratory, literary society, catalogue address, WALTON BONDURANT. FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN ry Nashville, Tennessee -vatory of Music?Emil Winkler, Director; Signor hoarding Pupils. Complete appointments. City For catalogue address J. D. BLANTON, Pres. jyterian University TENNESSEE. >ens September 15th. Students nearly all church members, client athletic record. Healthful location, for catalogue. nd Your Daughter to kson Institute ssurance that your daughter will receive omen have been receiving from the same e greater part of the year will be in n, situated in a blue grass valley, 2,100 ater you can not find a better resort. ith which she will be surrounded. Comghted with electricity; $10,000 Annex imuoyucic <jl iue piace inai oi HUME. ined by a faculty of experienced teachositive Christian character. ugh and the standard is high. For two r of the Association of Schools and Col9 to bring about a co-ordination of stanr the degree of A. B. A diploma from WM. CROWE, Acting President. ENTAL COLLEGE :hool of Dentistry entlsts, For Dentists la the State. Leading School of the South : Large New College Building, CornLibrary, New Practical Porcelain DevyOperatory Clinic, Exclusively White ithly Examinations and Daily RecitaLocatiQBi Experienced Teachers and II ir catalog and further Particulars to IENSHAW, DJ^Peaa, Box 401, Atlanta, Ga. | gth and 7iain Streets Your Account Solicited 3 per cent Interest allowed In 8avlnga Department. elana 8t., and Wllllamshurn Au?.