lactate, all} . § 8, Bit.
thweltaoneedof indiugoingontotiewntobnyiheirwlm
Wedsnotsdverflucatcbpmaysflmnordowelu-
, , garnentfortliworthalomronetornie
worth”. e'hsvsone prieefor the poor as wellasforihe
rioh,andwhenwe sell yonaOloakfor “dollars we guarantee
toglveyouahnndrsdcsnte foryonr dollar. Oomeandsse our
A ”IMO “my!
I In Roxana’LSII‘tIerwm.‘ -
:N In Mijmu Ware.
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Best Iataial isllfidtombinhsllurahflbntd .
witmwnwm-mnmmh
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
If : all;
“Toucansavemoneyandseeuregenuinehargsinsatthe
eldandtsmflynootandshoesm.
+. H Harveysz’»
.70 NorthSMain St. _
worms worm
m.
recesses IN THE EMPLovstEltT
0F Poucs MATRONS.
I!- la. pad lat Wash-dustbin
“mam—“WW
neluaaln—“ohar'lnthalao-
flags” ~
Thslsendafiandforfieptemberbaso
valuable article by lira. Caroline A.
Kan-dou‘m in the Employ-
. mentofPolicelfstrons.”lirs.Kennard
not onlydevoted a greatdeal of time
and strength to the matter of police
Monster thiscity,bntshemadaa
dfllgentntudyofthe situation in other
_eities,andthlsarticlainlnndaflandis
theresult. From this It appears that
where police lustrous have been ent-
“playedithasalwaysbeenhronghtahout
bythadetermiuedexertions ofwonten,
who lnittnted the movement,and who
sawtheurgent need of such maidens.
PliortolWMmKennardtfinds that
PM Providence and Boston had developed Smith are well known as tandem riders, "‘0‘“- I. I7). Theentrsncs “ 6““ WM Cars fithrthswhm Wham" ,
' sth Ii ht Pr. can, I30). We may in:
each are police matron, who served cer- When the company entered the lunch- and ”10! 1|." M mauyrsces Mm- “j. 3"” mg“! Lmn‘ how ya,“ ”be, on flat! [will fllSllllllEIS.
tainhouraofthsdayandevening. lnthat '
. eon room a about of ion liter went I: . earth had healed instantly. with a tune F°F’“"!"-
WW 1‘“ “n mmv 5'! “'3,“ and a chorns or‘lohsl" followed at it: m“ ' MY 9"!” WWW“ crumb. the lame. the blind. the deaf. f ”39035;?53» 'filfifim
night, for all arrested women. Now it appearance. A mock swung from *0 '9“ unaided "1 l 1M MW“ shedunib. and how fished even raised the ”u“ _.
has twenty-three in divided districts.
In 131 lfassachusetts, after repeated
Muted efforts, encouraged by the re;
salt in Chicago, passed a law providing
for police matrons for all cities having
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matinelynonsntfwthsdiuetw
1“de
flustreetdirtenthoirgarments. up
lfswoman'sownsenseofcieanlins-
is'notanfioientwarnlngof them.
thanletthepolicebeauthorlasdhgear
tlyrernindeverywomanwhosedrsrsla
trailingon thestreets that shamaybs
Iarrylng homesomebacilll along'wlth
theotherfllth.
This would speedily kill thedlsgnat
lnghabitof wearing trailingdrmm
tbestreets.—NewYorkPre-.
An loge-lone unclean.
An ingenious luncheon we". carried
out last week byayonng womantoa
w dlmrn intimate friends. They-rs
all recently back from summer innate.
and thefeastwasanontcomeof achance
meetiagof twoat thehonseofathiril “a
-the trio exchanging adventures and re-
grets that the halcyon days of tennis
and moonlight were over. "We ongh‘
to have a formal farewell to summer.”
laughed one, and out of this the function
two gildedhooks across one corner, with
two cushions side by side in it. A man's
tennis cap and blazer were thrown screen
one, and on the other rested a dainty
garden hat and parasol. 0n the walls
3 In Tom‘boils and Games.
Swarm/ANTS
linsbsfonhuyingdaewhemv
Bargain 4 H‘buSeS,
III. III» 1‘ mutt tstml ”I'm .....-.-..___...
Brodie AT Lvsfi’i. “magma-
plan trip Is absurd," said the returned
tourist to a re . ”if s Ina-knows
howto travel eonrfmtsbly without being
eatravagaat heeaa maltsaabort toorof
lnropsforleav moasythan itwoaldeost
bins tortothe when Nowhsforrl
started figured thematteront.and found
thatl‘eould bagonrdvsor siaweeksior
aomethingllkewsl."
“Anymoandothat.”
”You can prove it bythe guidebooks,
can’t you?" ‘
"0i ctmrar. How much did your trip
“mum.”
Orahtree, li- laiveaey, llrl.
Mbm,lrahntovdonaw
LEQBON X, FOURTH QUARTER, IN
TERMTIONAL SERIEE, BIG. 4.
Inst of mussel. M air. "his-2
or, Vases. tlo—Ooiden ‘l'aal. lash
all, hl—(launsntary by the Dev. D.
I. Its-Ia. .
I. “And thereaataerrtsinmanatlaa
“impotent in his foet,whonsvar had
walked.” in chapter Ill.3,aea a similar
sass,andeompsradohn v.34. 'l'kialnan’a
ph condition is apictursuf thesplrlt
condition of every one who has not
hambornfrornahove. Thar-boot,-
aorna a-ert without Scriptural authority
asparkof good uninthewensofm
which onlyneeds enlargingandcultivat
lug,but all are by nature children of
wrath, and in its-that is in our flesh—
there .dwolleth no good thinglliph. its
Born. vii, It).
9. '"l’heaameheard Paul speak.” And
ltls evident from this verse that as he
heard he received, for faith emneth by
heating, and hearing’by the Word of lied
“Yes, your trip.”
“Oh, well, I didn't exactly stick to the
programme, you know. lsnppaa it cost
road in twenty-four hours, but Kiss
Dudley, a well known rider, accom-
plished a feat which would have-sensed
wonderful for any rider not so verylong
”0feoursr.ofeourse. Any one condo
Thailady has just riddenfromaspo‘
near Bitchin to Lincoln, a diatsnaeof
100 miles, in little more than seven
hours, or at the average speed of nearly
fourteen miles an hour. Mr. and Mrs.
but this is perhaps the first recorded in.
London News.
AlllunnfaW—ullfwrnh.
MissBradfortheAmericanmi-ion-
aryat Tauris,Persia,who hasreoeived
somnch praiseforherworkamongthe W
dead; and that the nine signs and won
der- had been wrought in Illa name by Ills
servants since He had assaulted, proving
Him to be still the very same Junta
10. "Stand upright on thy feet" Thus
Paul tothe impotent man, as look
reclamation Butlcunahuwyou .2
Low”— buds
All
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mginintfinr Lear:
H. S. BROWN’S-.1
South Main Street. So. Norwallt. '
1'3. H. NASH & and?
Plumbing. Gas-fitting. Tin and Sheet Iron Visit.
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Ranges
best quality of Rubber Hos-c, Decorawd China Din— "
ner and Tea Sets, Plain China, egos" and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices.
m»... n... fi-..m__._._.
”outset? 2 1‘01" mg“.-
Marathi
inhmmaiian, Congestion, etc.
mm a Bus mum hams-D
If mm, “In,“
flit; w. assures €0.31.
Twill. no! .0 crave.
Drngxfits.
2 WATERTOWNNY.
Do You Want a Crriage?
may.
. . . ‘ ”UNIV "FUNDID ‘
8,009 " more “hum“ man' were crossed racquets, in one corner a may“ of that chain. stricken m In. upon him be red that he hurt Pint! limited-1'10"“ VIM Wm"! I'M mm sens-c «Cm. 11' YOU DO YOU CAN
“"01”" womenmNew Y0? nexttook ul’ pairot oars, and arrtingedon a panel of i. an Illinois woman She m bard faithto be healed, and immediately be ‘ blmufltr'm If“ “’5“ km. E [who
' thework—hmderedanddisconraged just burlap like a piece of tapestry was a near Lorin and .her ts, Mr Icapedsndwalkrd. for the first time in M," ““9”"- ' . ”flour-En rant-some I ON E A I A BARGAIN
" “m 5" °“'°" 9‘3“" 1”“ m’b“ most fetching bathing run; The table “d m G‘m' M d 9"“, i hls life hestood on in. feet and walked, it helm Swish“! «In» t m m at Green. n.2,»... .
with like success in the end. Buffalo was decorated with what thebostess or he {fie or ' ”’h at was an entirely new'expertencr by the mm“ 1'!" mm '0 WilflflIIIci-elw' , FOR
hastwo matrons, and one in the jail, for mom “0 l "‘W e “W" power of God upon htm Jesus out the -W- Bush -—~~- -._,_...,-._~_
which, one woman wriws, “we had to
fight hard and long.”
Philadelphia has eleven police ma-
trons, who have charge of all women
during the time they are under arrest.
plained were “florists‘ Juno roses that
grew in September as well."
At each girl’s cover was an emblem of
her wanderings. One had been in Eu-
rope, and a little toy sh’u) with an anchor
Selmh. Dr.’ Bradford is a graduate of
Wesleyan university, Bloomington, and
of the Woman‘s ledical collage, of Chi-
cago. She has been in Tanrls for three
years, is the only physician in the place
work, Panlwas the channel of blessing. the
helpless man was the glad recipient. Ilr
giveth power to the faint and to them [but
have no might. lie increases the strength
Where is our faith?
In. lash.
”James, have] ever failed in my duty
as a father?"aaid the gray haired man,
with an anxious look on his face.
I. t..‘iei lite- t «imam n n'.
1m 5, rm.
TBAIXS LEAVE SOUTH XOBWALK AS
FOWWB:
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
BIG REDUCTION IN PRICES.
. . fallinsonan ominous card with “0w and has ined th m "the “-,"“‘K“‘""' “3“” do" '0 M i” "so. tutu," answered the ymmg man. You S" to“. AL !I- —~ 5:8 a. so _ , _
Manchester and Nahumml‘tew Emit- “fine-2 traced 3cm, it Md it, 0,", urachfiimm' mmo‘ilmm tholtkeneaa ofmen." Such was thew. u! hm "ppm“ w your m, ”m. can. 3'» w;:..sas;.éx;‘mot£x. 7523;”- Don't fo et that Jobbing )8 aSpecralty. Orders called for
slm' s, h." each one matron. New 0r story. The Bar Harbor girl had a birch ___._’_._. ' “1°“! 0‘ “‘0 blind WM“ “'5" PM" "W“ helped you in your studies, got you out of #5; in,“ u, , 11m 3;. ”1.2,, gm 3 and deltve
leans has one, who serveain the jail. hark “we as . tro h and remem- tugofthetrlte God, but Wmhipfll many ”madman mama,“ 2,, ,0“, 1,2,. “Joy; .9...) 955.353,“, 55”.
Therein oneinSan Francisco, but she mm and the Bill 1;,{0 l i been at 3" ”0"" M W "7 fanciful gods which had no existence. Hui mummm b”, I My! extension. .31“. .“at.lilflac.,llna.m,
I .
never attends to the most degraded.
Thechief of police there sayshe "will
allow no woman to be humiliated by
such association.” But these are the
very women who most need the help
of their own sea. Massachusetts has
twenty2two police matrons—tenin Boe-
ton,two each in Cambridge and Fall
River, one each in Lawrence, Lynn,
Lowell, New Bedford, Worcester,
Springfield and Bolyoke; but annrnber
Narragansett Pier laughed as she exam-
ined a dainty bisque figure of “The
Bother” at her place. The affair was
informal and quickly contrived, but
thoroughly clever and hugely enjoyed.—
Her Point of View in New York Times.
The [In—a- Torn.
Louis Xavier, a Parisian sculptor, now
making a tour of America, sat in the
corridor of the Southern yesterday and
An improved pocket for ladies has
been patented which seems worthy of a
fair trial. In its normal condition the
mouth of the pocket is closed by means
of an elastic band running around the
edge. lts two chief advantageearethat
it is impossible for the contents to fall
out, and the tension of the elastic is suf-
ficicnt to prevent a hand being inserted
in it without attracting the attention of
the owner. This cannot fail to com‘
had come down to earth in the likenm- at
man, and it was "is power an; '2 in...
madetbia man whole. but they kn: . Ilim
not (I Tim. iii, l6).
3. ”And they called Barnabas Jupiter.’
ctr. The} gnu so the tenants of “or:
these heathen cameo, as when Daniel arm
bk companions in Babylon were also given
heathen nama. We must not he ndenrini
if people give no names that donut belong
to us, for they called Jesus lierlaebnb
glutton, wine bibber. Neither may we
”Why. ya. Certainly,"
“I don't claim that I've done any more
than my duty, but i have not time any less
than my duty, have I, my arm?"
”SM"
”So, i don't think I have, Amt ll ;
bonld It you tontalte a slight ram-tiles
latitude! the family, you would no
unit In of having any selfish motive,“
of wishingtodo anything unitary to your
best interests, would you mt!"
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mbinglon es
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ion New
71",,nfll Asa. 9172“,. mm ex. lot: an. i’.
if. ~ [24!) er.,i blot. l to “2,201 ea.. 1% l. ex.
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lira. I :4 ac. to t rittgeport ti ti new?“
at. we Adams er. 2
Huuiayr 71% v 9t:
[25; in. Wash. ea. lilia. In mtuu ex.
I'm: liawrroim.
flutes. site-r. P. “.4200 ea” i it) ex.. I“
ac" Tlhaa..siiat..i2!ou.m.ex.
Yon Strainers”. a. l4mnw its”,
lollies. tonne. lax—120mm»; lb
“Wk —er-of ammo," said the youth. ' l
liar". A. 3i.-l us 21.; 6
at... 125
A. H.431" nu, ’
in.
sundae—53 2:15
P. .4 It ac. 7 fiend!!! ac
ac..a.rn,; :15 ac. p. in.
If».
LUTHEEWRIGHT,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
5:-
mover &OlSen
I5 21..
a.
. . itaelftoladies who are afraid of M Ward i' “sl- m-fivrs title-Iv mystified, ”but what daen alt '“"”°"'""' ""4“ “h 3"" m“ SOUTH NORWALK
ofthelugorcrtiesignoretheenaciment iscussed dm' 'ns .. mend . . ”a, d u .9. km gt,” P. 1-12» ea. (vi-WW, no on. via ,
which requires a matron where there a the h I ”mm ' It mmk““h"‘m Wh- "°" ’ 7' V W.“ Barnard:
are ”Minhabitants.
Another advance step has been taken
in lassachusetts by the appointment of
a woman or "probation officer." She
is not true, as the world generally sup
poses, that ideal statues are composites.
Yes, I have read that sculptors use a
number of models for one statue. copy-
ing the head of one, the bust of another,
is ”Then the priest of Jupiter would
havedona aurihu with the people." They
were about to worship Paul and Barnabas
believing them to he trims than men. It
suggests the question as to whether in the
lives of meat Christiana there iaanythirtg
”l a. not givsntoantiripatlngtronble,”
sheet-leafy man went on, with theanaions
loch deepening on his face. ”I an: no
calamity bowler, and i try tolook at the
hr‘lghtsideofthings, but laeenowayout
n. w...- with the Ian's-a.
A woman drummer came to townyee
terday. She was selling soluble food.
it may be uecessaryto state thatshe
as" f
' our: new roan
Yum-Sonata. A. 1—50] 2a.. sill
0|ae..flflea.,lb ea..|fl at. llifl
Ilmacnlzinnaaca. P.I.—I2mac.,lillu..
108L.'20IK.3mu~3mfl~Imm‘m.
gain..\.rs.,5lflea~hmac.6m 01.. 70! an.
ac
taluarnaemand
"~ 0003 SHOES
“8W ' 0mm . - dihadifirultiu that m marrow» . ac: Izoe mid. . .
courtthe 'Bostonwdm 2!???qu thelimbs 0‘ “ "m“ ”a ‘0 ”n- 8“” did not standonstreet corners and talk to cause people to say. "That is I“ less-unw— my $111.1” WMA’T‘” "fin-L “I ladies I“ molds! 15:. l0 $3.0".
'0 m ’ an w ‘ e ere 3'" sculptors may resort to such ridicul “8 to the fool boys. Shedid not as; in from natural; there is something en prrnatllml ”Union '5‘,”
later assists those under her care in all
ways possible. An agent of the Society
for Aiding Discharged Female Pristin-
.ers is strays on duty, and takes to the
Dedham home all women who may and
will go. '
Ira Kennard's article is a very use
to], interesting and instructive one, "El
.abonld be read in full.
“mullet Work.
laria Morgan, who recentiydied in
this connh'y,wasawoman wise enough
‘totlrnthefrnitsofherleisnre toprac-
tical ends,and snflciently resolute to
dusndhold hergoldenowortunities.
Bhewasborninlreland,and afterhcr
faIrer'sdeath sud'ered with fiber sisters
theyivstirmaofpovertyas the family
atatahad passed into the hands ofa
malerelative.
During lies Iorgan's girlhood she
hadheenveryfond of horses, and had
unequally studied their points witha
thoroughnesoulytohe equaledbythat
of the dealer or experienced sptnting
man. Berfameasajndgoofhorsefieeh
must have preceded her to Italy, whithe-
abewentwithheralender purse,forthe
kingatonceaentforherto consult her
patchwork, but I imagine ;the effect
would be far from pleasing} Perfectly
formed women are by no means so rare
as generally supposed. Not one woman
in a dozen has been seriously deformed
by tight lacing, and the high heeled
shoes that formerly played such havoc
with shapely limbs have about gone out.
of fashion.
“But a perfectly formed female foot
is now a rara avis. The world appears
tohave adopted the Chinese ideathat
the smaller the foot the prettier it is,
and the result is that perfectly molded
feet are cramped and abused until not a
line of beauty is left. Now any sculp-
tor, any artist will tell you that a foot
toosmnll to harmonize with the figure
is an actual deformity. I would rather
seethe foot too large. if itbe shapely,
than too small. Think of aJuno who
stands 5 feet 7 inches and tips the scales
at Impounds teetering to and fro on
No. I or No. 2 feet! She should wear a
No. 4 at the very least, and a No. 6
would not be out of proportion.”-St.
Louis GlobeDernocrat.
”obey" in the Marriage Service.
At the recent general conference of
about that person; that met-knew or on
tience or wisdom or pawn i" of (:1 Ii "
M. "Barnabas anal Paul rent Ibrir
clotitea." Are we as horritie-II if we hear
given to na the praise which ought to is
given only to God, or are we apt to com
this very thing and love to have it given
out that ourselves are some great
(chapter viii. 9). Unless we delight“; give
all glory to God, and seek glory only for
ma, we have not the Spirit of Chrirt~fm
lie nought neither Ilia own will nor "i:
own glory (John vi, 38: vilhwt
to. "ann from these vanities unto the
living God, which made heaven and earth
and the araantl all things that two there
in." With great earnestness did the
apostles seek to turn the people'sthcmght-
from therrotelvea to God. aswhen the angel
said toJohn, ”Soothe. doit not, worship
God” (Rev. rail, 9). Thetendeueytoday is
tothink Mdmlhaudiirrt,anrlthe
great trouble is that many men do not feel
troubled about it hot luvr so have it no.
forgetting I Cor. i, M.
to. "Who in time past suffered all no
time towalk in their own ways.” Sines
God placedmanuvsearth llehas bunny
of the hotel with her feet “It lflinst a
tree, flirting with every putty hmined.
hair hanged chnmp that smoked ciga
ratios Awho drove past in a buggy. She
called on her customers, talked business
in a business way, took her orders and
politely bade them "good day.”—-Fulton
tNO.) Sim.
”Unions you help me out, my boy! In
the financial operatima in which i am now
pushing my credit to its unmet limit. I
could not weather the-torus if t‘mllfll upon
to if“!!! I hm ”In in (Slavonic build.
yon, Janna"—
“Bnt what can I do?” exclaimed the he
The Latest In saute-«y.
In new stationery pale lilac, with ad—
dress or monogram in darker tones, is
shown. Lightand dark greenarsalso
shown, and a dark blue, with white let-
tering, 'u a novelty. Gray in softest
dove tints has the address in silver. In
a stationer’s shop the other day the dec-
orative possibilities of writing paper
were most edectively demonstrated by a
display of it in wheels and staraof color,
shading from light to the darkest tints.
-—Er.change.
”flow can you help me not? listen.
any buy! This house haanhelterrti us from
yourrarlirat vreoiirrtion. it has been a
gwdhneforus all. it has been amply
lately. But the time hascovu wtun one
of sworn-gamut hr door! Either! must
build a larger house, nr—ov"-——
”Orwhtt spas, father?
”Or you nut give up your amateur ht-
cycla raring! The house won'hhiohl any
aroraoi' your prim"—Chi¢agu buns.
A Woman's Hotel.
A aorrespondent writes from Califor-
nia of a delightful private hotel in San
Francisco managed entirely by women.
“The clerk even is awoman,and does
not wear a diamond pin in herahirt
front, though she does wear the front.
All the servants are Chinese, who seem
war-us W ll".
Thtlady appearrdtobavagonrlhrouch
atonibleordeal. llrr iaeawas haggard.
and a she alighted from sheer-eh site
trembledviolentiyand would have fallen
Maheaotheenanpportsrl
Shows- Ibe only wrman in thepariy
whichhadheenrohbedhy highway-non.
log him in every prior-ibis way—in thin
and out of film, without luwand under
law, under grace and under the ilniy
Spirit-and he shall have one trial "if!"
under the personal relgnof a. bowl Jenna.
In due time it shall he tally prunes that
engaged I am straining every frrfl’,t'ffl' 2
playing every cent of my capital, amt run 2'
hgeprrationst It maybe a nitride: for '
"How ems I help
larg- ferall the pnrpoaesof home—until -
"int
mutants.
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m. .Il-KQ‘ ‘
”h.
henchmen
laiies’ linssett omits. Still] to $2.50.
child's Ilnl and Russell 60a. to $1.25.
”is it Mutter, finest at '
“"3100, 30533 ' Willis! Shoe on cam,
Ian's hunt. a good one and Bond letter, at $2.00.
Anything You Like in LadleS’ MIS ’
Children’s Made to Order.“38 and
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GLOVER & OLSEN,
lElllEllS III THE BilllT Mill SHllE TRIBE.
8| Washinggon St.. So. Norwalk.
tItE "tum int naturism?”
Tristram & Hyatt.
Pay the Mortgage
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
oaths subject, and then gave her an be M ”my ‘ Protestant Episcopal _ ”Peathiagt"
order toretnrntolreland andpurchase :hmhe“ than”... mm the “€01“le “mulm- 1'1"" ‘7” h 90 ”3 fgmfi: ii?" "3'?" it “shall sank iatoaehairaadadoewr Norwalk.
huntersforhim. word “obey" was stricken out of' the quiet . place nor in ' hotel which without witness." ln 3:»?! an it?» ”WWh”
The result of this commission was a marriage mice, This certainly is .n we“ ‘0 be ’0 Wm]! conducted.” mpw. that in ailmait'ary'wiismt mm” 3'” , ' boil: 0!! Your Home ......4....w
”$11? 01 $238 magma: indication ofnliboral tumofrnind,and 1 k 1.1;: acting (lo-li mg 35m '17 "h '12, m M "1' ”up“ If as up or an amt-sis; “a. una-
on an _ 1 9m assuch should be recognised, but am °' war -. mu on rat WW!" “menswear ' i‘“ ”Wm'bhnk 'x N D G d
agent had “:5!!!th 011.91.110.15): m .1} n lsratheran idle eonof compliment flaArt 33:11” living lawn: sublime“: :rth there bulgitdvzhich if it": Magi W her larch her mb’hfl’lg, ma“: ':?my [sully or , ' K ew ress 00 SI
Smith-annihill- lorgan de-
tovlaltAmrlca withthshope of
to the women to strike the word "obey"
out of the service while the practical
neceasity of snlacrvicnce on the part of
wife to lumbantl remains, unit will re
main so long as the economic dependence
pare Acts xvii, D.
in "And with these shying! seam re
strained they the people." flight is a great
thingtoths natural man,“ what our
errata apt totally persuade. The spiritual
window the other "suing. and dimly “Bat"—
A sudden git-pared trianpbshowa in
hrrryea
ma )ly fairk”--—
wppednpandshonted"flooi‘"l’hs
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