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x
3
hope.”
Lam.
3:26,
The
PRINTED
PAGE
"Pam
MOUSE
to
HOUSE
and
from
HOPE,
“IT
is
good
that
a
man
should.
.
.
Hope
is
insep-
arably
connected
with
the
experience
of
the
child
of
God.
It
is
one
of
the
three
Christian
graces
mentioned
in
<1
Cor.
13.
“
Now
abideth
faith,
hope,
and
love.”
“
We
are
saved
by
hope.”
Rom,
8;
24,
Abraham
“
Against
hope
believed
in
hope.”
Rom.
4
:18.
fined
to
be
‘desire
for,
and
expecta-
tion
of
some
good.
Confidence
in
a
future
event.”
This,
like
all
other
Christian
graces,
is
not
naturally
pos-
sessed
by
the
individual,
but
must
be
acquired.
~The
natural
man
Is
said
to
have
“no
hope.”
Eph.
2:12.
But
God
has“
begotten
us
unto
a
living
hope.”
That
is
the
way
we
acquire
it
;
by
being
born
again
into
that
living
hope.
But
even
then
there
is
need
for
us
to
cultivate
it.
To
do
this
means
to
form
the
habit
of
expecting
pleasant
things,
expecting
good
things
to
happen
to
us,
to
look
on
the
bright
side
of
life,
not
on
the
dark
and
gloomy
side.
God
wants
us
to
be
happy.
He
has
surrounded
us
with
that
which
will
produce
happi-
ness
if
rightly
received.
He
has
made
us
capable
of
enjoyment,
capable
of
being
happy,
and
he
wants
us
to
extract
as
much
happiness
as
we
can
from
all
lifes
experiences.
Some
people
seem
to
be
afraid
of
being
happy.
.
They
seem
to
regard
happiness
as
a
crime.
They.
contin-
ually
underestimate
themselves,
and
think
fate
is
against
them.
They
think
they
‘have
to
keep
on
working,
but
never:
expect
to
accomplish
much.
Such
persons
need
to
learn
‘to
hope.
This
is
all
especially
true
of
the
can-
vasser.
.
Canvassers
should
look
for
and
expect.
success.
Our
thoughts,
our
attitude
i
in
this
respect
will
have
much
‘to
-do.
with
the
results
of
our
Hope
is
de-
ATLANTIC
UNION
GLEANER
work,
We
should
cherish
the
thought
that
God
has
endowed
us
with
qual-
ities
that
will
enable
us
to
accomplish
something.
We
should
not
think
so
much
about
failure,
or
of
limiting
our
own
abilities,
or,
I
might
better
say,
our
possibilities.
We
should
cherish
productive,
creative,
happy
thoughts.
Instead
of
thinking
that
“fate”
is
against
us,
we
should
remember
that
Christ
and
his
mighty
angels
are
work-
ing
in
our
behalf
;
then
instead
of
be-
ing
“unlucky
”
we
-are
always
fortu-
nate,
which
is
only
another
name
for
the
blessing
of
God.
(5)
389
.
In
the
canvasser’s
experience
there
are
many
pleasant
things,
many
things
that
will
cause
the
heart
of
the
worker
to
rejoice
and
be
glad.
These
pleas-
ant
experiences
are
really
more
abun-
dant
than
the
so-called
disagreeable
ones,
and
if
we
will
get
into
the
habit
of
looking
for
them,
and
expecting
them,
we
will
find
our
love
for
the
work
growing
day
by
day,
and
it
will
be
a
pleasure
instead
of
a
cross
to
work
in
the
canvassing
field.
Noone
can
expect
to
learn
to.enjoy
the
can-
vassing
work
while
he
is
continually
looking
for
the
difficulties,
real
and
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July
24,
1903.
Name
{
Place
|
Book
|
Days
|
Hrs
|
Ords
|
Value
|
Helps
|
Total
|
Del’d
Mrs.
L.
B.
Trowbridge,
Pittsb’g,Dof
A
1
6
2
10.50
1.00
11.50
T.-O.
Saxton,
Glen
Campbell,
P&P
3
24
2
4.50
2.25
6.75
76.00
Mrs.
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W.
Kirker,
Greensburg,
LG
3
9
2
4.50
4.50
M.
O.
Rudolph,
Washington,
Hof
M3
15
5
7.50
14.00
21.50
Duiguid
Bowman,
Etna,
Hof
M
4
7
2
2.50
2.50
5.00
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E.
Leek,
McKeesport,
H
of
M
30
44.75
Geo.
H.
Scott,
Bradford,
GP
12
8575
5.00
“Totals,
7
Agents,
14
103
13
#50,
50
$19.75
$129.55
$81.00
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Pennsylvania
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Week
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July
24,
1903.
Name
|
Place
|
Book
|
Days
|
Hrs
|
Ords
|
Value
|
Helps
|
Total
|
Del’d
J.
A.
K.
Lichty,
Allentown,
Dof
A
5
34
3
9.50
13.55.
23.06
10.25
W.
T.
Hilgert,
Philadelphia,
GC
2
2415
6
13.50
229
15.779.
2.00
C.
F.
Mahr,
York,
CK
5b
26
11
1700
250
1950
640
Orpha
Swingle,
Wayne
Co.,
CK
2
12
oo
10.00
L.
H.
Yothers,
Athens,
Hof
M
4
8
3
450
4.60
m
W.
Allen,
Athens,
Hof
M
3
18
5
625
.
4.50
10.75
*Mary
M.
Thomas,Schuylkill
Co,
Misc
9
31
-
10.25
-
-1.80
21.05
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1171;
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£70.00
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£28.65
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Week
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July
24,
1903.
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|
Place
.
-|
Book
|
Days
|
Hrs
|
Ords
|
Value
|
Helps
|
Total
|
Del’
d
A.
E.
Taylor,
Brownington,
Dof
A
3
22
2
5.00
50
5.50
Rubie
Roscoe,
Randolph
and.
.
Northfield,
P&P
4
24
1
3.26
1.50
475
23.00
Katie
Loveland,
Randolph,
P&P
2
14
2
450
250
7.00
26.00
A.
E.
Loveland,
Johnson,
COL
1
9
6
7.50
9.00
16.50
C.
H.
Porter,
Ryegate,
COL
2
16
8
3875
150
525
E.
Thurber,Montpelier,D
of
A,C
O
L
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Co
14.00
C.
E.
Perry;
Ferrisburg,
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8.
10
6
6256
2256
.
850
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Agents,
16
95
19
$30.26
$17.25
£47.50
£63.00