Identifier: churchrevi01unse (find matches)
Title: Church review
Year: 1901 (1900s)
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Subjects: Youth in church work -- Connecticut -- Hartford -- Periodicals Protestant youth -- Connecticut -- Hartford -- Societies, etc. -- Periodicals Protestant churches -- Connecticut -- Hartford -- Societies, etc. -- Periodicals Hartford (Conn.) -- Church history -- Periodicals
Publisher: Review Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: Connecticut State Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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Street. Fine Shoes and Rubbers For Men, Women and Children. Please note change of location to 12 FORD STREET. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. HILLS & MARCHANT, Funeral Directors and Embalmers.PARLORS, 53 ANN STREET. Telephone Connection. AUSTIN ORGAN COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN., U. S. A. EXCLUSIVE BUILDERS OK ELECTRIC AND TUBULAR PNEUMATIC ORGANS ON THE AUSTIN UNIVERSAL WINDCHEST SYSTEM. The radical improvement in the AUSTIN system consists in the absolutely perfectsupply of wind under all condilions. This is secured by the use of a large air tightroom rilled with air under pressure. The pipes stand on bars directly over this body ofair—the roof of the room, in fact—and are separated from it, each by a single valve. All mechanism of the organ is in sight upon entering the wind chest. THE SEWING MACHINE THAT NEVER FAILS, and has always given satisfaction to buyers is theNEW HOME. Will you look at them in BROWN, THOMSON & COS. Price from $18.69 to $35.00. They will certainly please you.
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FULFILMENT. One held unwritten in his heart through yearsA song for which his earthly lips were mute,Wherein were blended prayer, and peace, and tears,Regret and hope which heaven shall bring to fruit,A song unsung to mortal harp or lute.Yet in his life the rhythmic fall of daysLove-tuned, the cadenced years c-f min-istryWrought out before the Lord, a chant of praiseWhich now his choirs are singing by that seaWhere many mansions be. One prayed in vain to paint the vision blestWhich shone upon his heart by night and day,For homely duties in his dwelling pressed,And hungry hearts which would not turn away, . And cares which still his eager hands bade stay.The canvas never knew the pictured Face,But year by year, while yet the vision shone,nn angel near him wondering bent to traceOn his own life the Masters image grown.And unto men made known.—Mabel Earle in The Sunday SchoolTimes. EASTERTIDE. Rev. Magee Pratt. The time of the singing of birds iscome.—Song of Solomon.As I sit in my r

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