FEB. as. 19133.
Almanac for Tomorrow.
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tiles 8: : sets 5:80.
" mo courts: TILIPHONE
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., wot-um Office. Norwaik.
'f kldltor'a ”thinner
““9le Kiuchl. the Commissioner
ai of Jonah» to the St. Louis
'3 Fair. has at last picked out on
‘texpoaitlon grounds a hill suitable
in country's exhibit. It Is proba-
hat a representation: of the. feudal
in of Nagoya will be built. 0n the
bill. it ht interesting to note,
' Germans are planning to put up a
an castle.
:.'I‘he Rev. it. F. Coyle, of the Con-
trot Presbyterian Church of Denver de-
ploy” that “As between a system
tab allows a man to have three or
gentler-wives or a woman three or four
enhance and a system which al-
iii".- a man to have his plural wives
Fall at Once there ls‘littlue to choose. I
side of the Mormon.”
3 - he Canadian government's immi-
’, [ration agent stationed at Duluth. Min.
attain. has matte the curious discov-
tir'y‘ihut the present extensive exodus
' people over the northern border in.
.» 3. nltoha is due to the exactlons of
illiteAtnerican trusts. They are fine.
it: to a place, he says, where three or
3 four men do not fix the prices every-
. 3bony else must pay.
‘A Wedncsbury (England) resident in
, iiteenth century left $1.000 to pro-
ii'de annually on St. Thomas' Day
Wee gowns and three coats to Indi-
gent persons of the parish. Following
the custom ottbe times. the. moneyf‘
weat‘investcd In land (in this case in
minerals). and the original legacy has
' . sod In value to $30,000. Instead
3f the three. gowns and three cents.
h charity commissioners who ad-
3 3 ermhefnnds are able to present
‘wo hundred gowns and sixty coats.
3Dr£'0. I. Fletcher. of Indianapolis, is
optimal: from St. Pierre with a hip.
dandelion of photographs. "Desolation
reigns there,” he says. "it in that com—
ets desolation that settles down and
‘ mes oppressive in the wake of
traction that sweeps every, living
fligbefore it. Here and there bludcs
tropical grass. nurtured by the
l ' atmosphere. are creeping out of
in ruins of the buried city. Solitary
3 ch guards pace their beats in the
do time. That is all. Even the air
3 or St. Pierre carries no bird life.
list a contrast to the St. Pierre I vis-
ted two years ago—a fairy city, full
normal life and merry revelers."
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FASHIONS.
The Scotch minors-s are the correct
brine for spring gowns.
Medallions 3 of the handsome em-
rlen show to best advantage on a
«inland: Velvet. .
flackrpeaude sole with white lace?
3 for decorations makes an ex“
bite evening gown.
.Pi’pingn are. a favorite tinlsh even for
i wash opposes. A bit of color giv-.
it this we? adds a touch of neat:
To’rcach the port of heaven ya» must
, hornetimes with the wind and
‘ etimas against it. but womuet sail
mot drift nor lie at anchors—Q. w.
s.
fad‘for flower hats is growing
crane. Whole hats of pausles
lee, lilacs. sweet peas, violets.
m'beautlfal. Ensure the wire
* ' '1 3 .. In at becoming shape,“ yom
‘ ' ‘ to gotcha. ,
filthy-ed tub dress_is to be end
smarteaté‘dealans of the coming:
lined: and theyclosely woven;
are the favorite materials Y0
and they are as simply made as
‘ tailored gowns of wool fab-
ts will'bc were next sea-
brim’a will he very wide.
the hangar ones. too. but the
are the smart shape. 'Thls
tended, for the younger cone
,1 ‘ a are forty years old.
and look forty. don‘t
Benet there ever"
ruing'lt by putting
. . s of hervown to
her Ideas ' bf..what
ml .
l
. Church:
hot sure but that the odds are on
the
We
10 Olll‘
it til' \' 3 l1
food.
sea-ton
munch
dul zen
May
which
Will
Will
kindly
Will
Will
papcr
Iii-v. Paul Moore Stray" Arrange: for
Saint: an afternoon by the
mud season of the year and I am now
1 requesting you to observe with me the
fannlversary of out- Lord's last weeks
on earth. His sacrifice which is brought
us want to sacrifice something for Him. 3
But I do not ask for a perfunctory ob-
abstinence from any kind oi healthful
ins bent. and than!
show us that we can (I live holler lives
without. them altogether. .
ties and all games that are in any way
associated with vice?
and all entertainments that. are not re-
tining and elevating?
Will vmt refrain from speaking ha I \t'ontan‘u Auxiliary will 33“ he‘d In m3, . in nu which It is planned to r crnit. thc
- day» like autos-.1! v. oom- b. a small ruler Hazards by the Mutto-
' hrizfimzmowme hart. preached.“ “ homofmofi: Hun rim and jib-Alan ambassadors.
4.... ‘ , misint- it‘nwfifiua i "infitiie'l‘got- 2‘: hat: tau-{mg 3maurson and
I s.o‘ ." r.‘ art a e o s u oumeev»
The following letter W” WWW“ m, (3 M3 tit wfl‘hh engines ening. The’p‘o era recommend In ad-
inborn of
uth Norwak Con” national
are entering upon the most sa-
niiuds at. this time should make-4
cc of Lent and I say notbiau of
The self-dental of ill“ l.cntcn
should be each as may be per-
t. and should lead us to lots in
cc of self during tho who‘c year
I mention some respects in
we ought to deny ourselves dur-
may be. God w It
you deny yourself of card par-
you stay away from the theatres
of any creature? . .
you in your business dealings be
more careful than ever not to take an 3'
fair advantage of any man?
‘ i
you refuse nl books and new»:
that make a parade of sin and.
3 ‘fii‘bonni . Note . n , 3 .3 .
s. . , . ‘ 3 Turkllh and Jun to button.
nice stilts Norwalk. CONISTANTINOPLI. ll‘ab. liar—The
“loudly, wn identical note on the subject of re
button of the form in Macedonia. presented to the
«vanilla a 3
Congregational Church
In keeping with the cell
3
’i‘iw
were display i”by the rather of ill-
Country. his patience, his m dman- Ivocior, .Ion alt-of Gendarmarle, for
ship and“ his xeneralship. e. paa- three yearn?” ample powers to act
tor thought i at Grant. and Lincolntindependentl 3' and to requisition
were not to e compared with Wash» ““009! in case of emergency and the
llultill, for he stood for a plane all his 3 immunisation of the aondnrmarlo and
mm I . ipolice under European Inutructormtbai
’l‘htl pulpit w“ .t.t._.n_».u.t.1 with malt‘bristlans be admitted Into the sender
national colors In honor or the day. ,mt'l'ic in numbers Dropfll‘iiflllui-H i0 ilw
'l‘hc clioir'snug patriotic anthems and I population, Without brill": required ‘0
lilt‘ sci-vice closed with all singing. : read and write the Turkish language.
“My t‘tntntrv "i‘ia of 'I‘bm-." tAtnneuty is also demanded for all per~
»--—~—-«‘-~ Hons who have lit-on arrested for penal
v. M. c. A. NOTES. itiffencen.
At tho men‘s tact-limit yesterday at 2 Me“”“"“ are ‘ii‘m‘i'l‘iml iOI' compel
it‘l‘nOtlfl it. A. Reynolds of the Yale it i lino ”‘9 Albanians to ”“99“ the
'l‘owuc Lock Company, of Stamfortldlawn'
spoke on "The Simple Plan of Salvo-i Tim ”0er which it It! prepared to
tion." Mr. Reynolds is always a very 3rive to the inspector general of gen-
Wclcome speaker at the men’s meeting l 2:3”:{i0. Who appointment!) or fiall'
m- t... b. a: riv:::°ta:'t..t.s. 2.";-
es n1t'. _ . ar an . r. ' .
Robbins, also of Blfmfgrd.aa'ere prcs- l inching him from the (""5“ 00“"01 0'
eat and spoke. Next Sunday will be 3 the authorities at Constantinople, Is ol-
boys' tally (my and I. R. Mount (,Hmost sure to encounter 'bpposltlon
New York City will give an 0“mufrom the Turkish government which
talk. _ will most. likely object to the proposed
rpm; rcztilor monthlv moctins 0f ”,9 1 financial orangcmcnis. anti t the has-
dltlon to the appointment. of an in-
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association parlors tomorrow t’l‘ntw .5 ""‘i‘iiil‘mvrlc, which were the sugges-
day) afternoon at 3 0-9304“. gtions of powers carried out. would in
A succlnl effort will i... madu m not lucvcral districts be. practically entirely
out a large attendance to the Thursday Itromposed 0‘ (‘iii'il‘i'w’i owing to “1""
(Wt-fling icu ('t‘lll nuppcr this Week. my liu'odomlnnncc ‘ in certain parts of
If Wm {,9 ”3.. last mp. hold m3. the win- 3 Macedonia. II is understood, however,
will you read literature that, otlcmll‘m: j . .
‘3“ devotion? .. 3 :itlr consonant] instead of the ilthlvi
Will you treasc from your neglect of ‘ “f“"i" “WC" ""“li'li' “in"w“ "‘ 7
the Bible? . . . . . o clock. there will be aflor-dinucr3
Will you as far as possible avoid ,..,_ f rot-ocheswnd a tiircurslon of titsot-in- .
crythlng that. does not really iiiillli‘lt'l'i 3“"): "mm-"i“:- A” members are urged l
to your religious nature? 3 " " “"‘M‘ ' ' i
In response to a call of the National. ”"‘”‘"‘”‘"”" ‘ ‘
Central Committee of the 20th Century : 3°”TH NORWALK CONGREGA'i
Gospel Campaign. we will observe Feb. . TiONAL CHURCH CALENDAR- I
ruurv the. 25th. known as "Ash Wed; Wednesday. 2 p. tn.. a nubile meet-i
aesdayfi' as a spticial any of lltllmllliih l iota; tlf‘thehCokInectgcut Library kissed;
onant raer. veouoon aenntectrc . .-
me in congesgion andnin htttl’illiatiotjt in ‘ on by Mr. Artbul E. Iliadtlavickéol his:
view of past sins and in suppllcation 3 York Public Library. and Dr. James (I. ‘;
before God for a purer anti holicr life. 1 Johnson. of Farmlnxlon. This conv‘
Let no spend as mttch time as possible i grccatlon invited.
aloneanil ignite evening we. will mccl "Our Lenten Scrvlcm will begin on i
“litigating .hfortgnlt'ed arbiter;h i ‘lhAedntaydalv of‘thls week. hknown n53
n on in) 9. sin y go or an " ah ct heat by.“ In t c evening
of the church on Thursday cv‘enings..at 7:45 there will be a. meeting tori
which I? led by title pastor. nhllnlimhlllli confctasion hnag supplicatlonral the:
or con erence ant prayer, w c w churn out c train of James nziti.
be in charge of laymen. will be held at 5 Thursday. 7:45 p. m.. the prcparir 3
715 p. tn; on Tuesdays. March it. liwtory lecture for thc Communion will.
24. March 10 is omitted because lhc ‘ lu- elven by the pastor. subject. “l‘reii
musical in the c'otu-st- of recitals l‘alls3 paring for God." At 8:4" thc Hibicl
oln that (gilt? ”i‘ho women of tho Bitniv Chi}; and the meeting of the Big;
cutrc w I0( a prayer moclinr on. hlt- St-hoo tcuchcrs. l
Wednesday afternoons. March 4, ill iii Friday. 3:30 p. tn.. the pastor meets?
2b. The leaders will be announced in i the boys and girls in the church pan
ilifhtlalailregdlklr. i t t _ k r I t 3't'lll':. K'l‘lml “Niel! for study will lltf.‘
‘ o as we won 3 0 mil .3 “ to input om ti Nit'l‘il."
special services for the deepening of: —- 3;
our own spiritual lives for reaching inc; DECISION iN PRIZE .. .MEY CASE. 3
unclhurched Will he held each (Wblilill..3 WASHINGTON. my. 33-4,. the iini- 3
I w H be assisted 0““ week by the R9“ ’ tcd States Supreme Court today .lua- i
gi'ihér “Unix“: "will? 0‘ thecnitwilm“ Ilolmcn delivered an opinion In.3
agggdhfillngmlgtsggtli‘whhurl lgfigklguq the case of the United States vs. tilt;
- L“ - 'n‘ 2‘ 4-,. f ill? 1 vc .e
duct the meetings myself If t-La‘aarn. 3 (sign-232. $fi‘;“§£w9.n.0ivefi {he 1):?” ;
3:319:51? “ and “'3 “3'73?“ for "'2 money of the capture of the Spanish}
if :1 at ‘hg vt; a? a front b ass us. And 1 hummer Panama during the Spanish 3
n... 12.; "1‘53: .3 l:i“..iii§’i‘.§“2.‘§.‘fi W“ "h” ““t” W 1“?“ 'l“’ "”2““?!
' ' ~ ’ -' and the thm baton ca met a par. 0 3
sling 0‘69 Mill? ill order ihtt 3'0“ mlli’ . the prize. bill the court held that they 3
“3'"?qu at all thew BBFVICGS- were not within signaling distance at .
butal till [rigs-“11:13:83;aeggy‘egeggél‘ ‘ the time 0' the “”33"” and ihcrcforc 3
' lit i. . ‘
of the church attend every service if “em (n “d m “at n“
possible. and especially for the two
weeks precedins ERWBI‘Z not for my;
alike. but for Christ's. Such an evi-&
dence of your religious enthusiasm
would make an impression on , the
whole community and would show our
intense desire ' c reach and make wel-
conic the-mn-oiuoch going~ people.
Your friend and pastor ,
PAYII;;MOORE s'ritavun
February 20,.‘1903, 1
a...—
NEW YORK'S OFFICIAL CELEBRA-i
1- N
to .
NEW YORK, Feb, 23~While there.
was no official celebration today wast
generally observed ,as a holiday in the :
greater city and there was a very gen- i
erous display of hunting In honor of.
the first president. The public schools '
' federal, state. county and city anthem:
‘ exclianses, banks. etc. were closed and E
in the downtown district little business ‘
was transacted. Most of the retail
stores too were closed. The weather
was bright anti in consequence there.
was an exodus to the country.
KIN‘G EDWARD’S FIRST LEVEE.
3. LONDON. F'cb. V23.»King Edward
held the first levee of the season in
the throne. room of Buckingham pul-
ace today. Ambassador ,Choate and
other members of the United States
embassy were among the diplomats.
His Majesty, who were a‘nliitary uni-
‘orm. was attended by the Prince of
Wales, most of the cabinet ministers
and all the great onicers of state. Mr.‘
Cheats presented Mr. Francis, tax-gov-
ornor of Missouri and president of the
st. Louis Exposition, Craig Wads-
worth, third secretary of the United
Staten embassy, John Barrett ”and (is
it, 8. Hill. of New York: ~
Mr. Francis was much pleased by the
king’s cordlaitty. After the levee blot ARRANGEMENTS concumzn,
modesty sent to ask the tax-governor of. LONDON. Il'eb. zit—~Replying to a
Missouri If he would like to be received ; ouestion tn the house 0! commons to-
in Drivate audience and on receiving iday Gerald. Balfour. president of the
an amt-motive. reply. promised to ii: i board of tfgdg. said that the general
a date. Mr. Francis will attend totlfl'Ii i lines of agreement between the British
debate in the house at 6033130313 0“ ‘ government and the. international Iter-
‘Wsr Secretary Broderick a army: cantlle Marine Company had been de
scheme. During an Informal converse. termined upon and that the house
tion which Mr. Francis had with. Lord would be given an opportunity to dis-
Lsnstlowne on the subject of the at. was the arrangements before it was
1-9031! exposition. the toreizn secretary finally concluded.
expressed keen interest in the fair ind W . .
NATIONAL o. 'A. acorn/curios.
Promised it every possible support:
BAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 38-00m-
m. Francis anticipated“ early an
Insatiable-Chief Thomas 1‘. Stewart. of
the G. A. 11.. has arrived here from
i’hiitincemdntliofftbeanabointment of a
Pennsylvania. Tonight in will meet
royal communicate mnu'dcr areal
Britain's participation in 'tho expopi
, . ‘ ' i’ - the members of the local committee to
decide on a date next anteater for the
tion. 9 . .
gelding of a national convention in this
KILLED 0N SLIGHT PROVOGATION
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. 23~wtlliatp
Rack. colored. killed Maggie McGln-'
his, also colored. today. and is under
arrest on the charge of murder. It is
said that the woman lefta window up
on in the room in which Rock was"
sleeping and this so angered him that
he seized her and held her table arms
while he placed the muzale'of a revol-
ver against her breast and fired. He
then shot himself in the shoulder in
an endeavor to commit suicide.
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more? '
. .ife‘ii“fli-’i has either
_ 3 tire wholes-domination
u . . . . ‘
“Willi MASKA!‘ COMIIOIION.
_ ,. ”rescues Charm
. bet-lip. the ‘r general. cape
Onio- half of his other.
tam-wire luta‘ ‘ Attica '
. the“ e
i hols counties.
'steamer Monadnock. Captain Woods
3 derbilt was heroine is tit
that. the powers are determined to ad-
utit no modification of the reform
scheme. that they demand its applica-
tltm without. delay. and that they arc
prcparod to adopt coercive methods to
ensure its lit-lag scrupulously carried
out.
An imperial iratlc has been ”may,
authorizing the Turkish minister
war to purchase ten additional Maxim
rapid fire guns.
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NEW COAL_ MAP OF SOUTHWEsT-
ERN lNDiANA.
Geologists of the United states Goo-
Ioaical Survey Trace Coal Beds
and Measure Their Thickness.
As a part. of Its investigation of thl‘
coal-producing regions of the country.
the United States Geological Harvey
has just issued, as Geologic Folio No.
84. a series of maps covering the lots:
or portion of the coal region included
in the First Congressional District of
indiann. 'I‘hc quadrangular art-a
covered embraces nearly 1.000 squat-t-
miles and includes parts of Pike. Van
derburg. Wat-rick. Spencer. and Do
The maps are three in 3
number—1i topouraphic about. show-
ing not only the town and county
boundaries. streams. railways. bish-
ways and houses. but also. by means
of contours. tho boltthts and shapes of
the hills; u geoloalc map. showing the
distribution of the various ueoloait-
formations; and an economic map.
showing the location of the ntluctand
tho outcrops of five of the more im-
portant ceals. Including the "Big" or
Petersburg vein. and the depth of the
latter below the surface.‘
Besides the maps there are clshi 3
past-rs of description. a sheet of cqum— ‘
nar sections of the rocks of the quini-
rnngle and of the beds encountered In
the Jumbo gas well as Petersburg: a
structure set‘dion‘sheet, showing the
position of the with coals beneath the
surface: arid two sheets of sections
showing thp roan In of nearly a hun-
dred measure it of the various
coals. The descriptions are written
by Messrs. M. 1.. Fuller and George
H. Ashley. the former dealing mainly ,
with the general geologic problems.
and the latter with the problems re- 3
loting to the coal.
.w‘l—o‘n"
ENCOUNTERED ROUGH WEATHER
Steamer Mouandnock Obllocd to Put
into stornoway. Scotland.
LONDON. Feb. 28.n'l‘be British
which sailed from Blythe. February
way. Scotland, and reports having en-
countered terrible weather during
which one of her crew was drowned
and four others were disabled. In ad-
dltlon to these casualties three of the
steamers‘ boats were smashed.
was done about her decks. The sierra
was so very severe that. the Mound
neck was only able to wear around and
turn by the liberal use of oil.
L .—-L. .s
STAY iN BUCKLIN PROCEEDINGS.
NEW YORK. Feb. 33~When the
case of David W. Bucklln. charted with
keeping a gambling house. was called
In the criminal beach of the Supreme
Court today, District Attorney Jerome
the stay of proceedings Issued by Joe.
tlce McLean, until Saturday. He asked
that the one be kept on the calendar
and thatpewunbpoenas be served on
the witnesses so that they will still
be under subpoena when the case In
argued before Justice Helena on
March a. Justice Herrick granted the
request and held the case over until
lurch 9. The witnesses present were.
served wilh'hew anbpoenae.‘ They in—
haled Jacob ll; Il‘ieid, ~mward Wanner-
; ‘ can Be-
on“ W.
rem’fluhuofim m" t' 2
' pend postman pg .
a. sum. wanna hoist-kept; ~
rrom a son who‘re» very til at Point
Bank or the Imus. ‘”
If, for Boston, has not In to Sterne '
her , .
foredeck was flooded owing to a brolt-
en scuttle and considerable damage '
said that be had not been served with .
Resell-‘15.. and Cashierlflv ’rotth‘o ,:.
will!“ Van-
torle 9
The
hart’s
word “
while.
stairs.
welkl it
”Oh,
M in.
crease
so. I
propar
them I
Our
others.
charge
lOWII.
Tel, C
Street Cleaning Commissioner Paul
lalehart came back to the city hall
this week from a cunning trip in Anne
Arundle County and brought with him
a supply of new stories totd In the his-
vant airi who one day asked her mis-
tress what was the meaning of the
“Why. Bridget. it is another name
for fate." '
A day or so afterward the mistress
discovered [Bridget bubbling down the
"Why. what on earth in the mailer,
with you?" she united.
"I‘ve got bunions on my ltismot.
net anythinu from the railroad
puny for the scalp wound he received
when lit‘ was In the wreck?”
(cross-examining witnessim—“Is It not
the fact that the doctor, in order to In-
severul visits after the patient was
quite out of danger?" '
Witness (lunecenllyi--"I don‘t think
danger
his visits."-.ludy.
«centw
That Is 6031., 3
Having received a largo
nflmt of the Best which Cool, we are 5
Grades."
and that is the 139st. ‘0ur prices have 3
not dropped nearly as much as some3
our prices as low as any dealer in};
Honest coalwlionesl weight."
Irving loclvood it to .
i213 WATER S'i‘”
"I'lllitfll llfllw 2 Si). Main St.
I. .
in South River Club.
one that particularly took Isle-
fancy was that of the Irish ser-
ktamet." After thialtina a little
the minimal bald:
ous area: WILL u etosso ALL “nay penalty)»
' crows ainruoav.
evidently in Kreat
u very lame.
pain and .
sure, mu'am." was the reply.
-m Mi.- .—......— l
it’ttss_littx«"llltl your husband‘ .
coup
Gaby.
today at. ' I
the amount of his bill. made
considered the patient was In
as long an the doctor continued
cit-nu on price.
consign-
ont- [Il'lt‘t",
cd to receive on orders and give 1
prompt attention.
Bubbly does not include “All
Sill'l‘S. all made for us this scustm. value up to $16.50.
35.95
(
Thais soc. 30v fiction
The garments will be sold
32.39
MONTE CAttID COA’I‘S and other good styles, tailored in the best pos-
Mrs. i’ctnbcrtihe—~“No. 'I‘he attor- . »
ncy of the road sum it served him The past fall they won; all new in: our store.
'33:?th for ““3“"! a ecuipera ticket.—-— regardless of their worth or cost—marked at a price that will make them
~~——----—-----——- . .. . . v... y 3 5.7:. 6.50 l 35 -
From the Law Courts-Counsel ll ll\t om store today I!“ KhTS that‘so‘ld at 3 a, 3 not it 0
niblc tnnnncr. Our former prices were up to Silhl’itl. All markcd at one
$5.95
We will c‘ose out about lwcniy-fivc clean cut, well made TAILORED
All marked at
We handle only one grade}
front the "fact that we never:
(1 fancy prices. You will findi
our maxim Is ‘Wfii‘priccsm
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TWO MORE DEATHS.
NANGA'I‘UCK. Fob. 2il.~»—'I‘wo sons]
St), NUIIWALK.
of
iycars olth died Saturday some.
“fl lever.
' tiny aftcrnoon and the two bodies wcrc3
hearsc. It was the most pathetic inci-
dent in the scarlet fever epidemic now
all til-5.
llglon
of all
powor.
where
stands
of the
grand
3 the?
attic.
95"?
Peoples of all religions anti of no rc-
xratulntlons to the Pope. the greatest.
jubilee
estants the Bible has lost much of its
Church was not second to the. State.
the ringing of Church bells falls on
listless ears.
powerful on St. Peter‘s Throne.
is the real secret of this power? Why.
It Is having right at hand an Infallible
representative to settle all disputed
questions.
Protestantism.
No disputes are likely to arise about
the merits of Dr. Dick's Medicine for
malaria. rheumatism. grippe. colds. it
is all infallible cure.
Glass Purcvc
M—;stzst st
_ so has. eaauutarso‘atfo‘na res atom 31 . 1’. .
THE EOPE'S JUBILEE.
: raging herc One new case broke out
3 Saturday night. Warden Schafer has
‘iesucd a request that all aseemblics
bt- positioned until the scare in over.
all Join in hearty cou-
Thc Swedish Latin-run church Sunday 3
his
Prot-
splritual potentlates.
celebration. With
on
.- day.
ARMY VETERANS’ REUNIONS.
BOSTON. Mass. Feb. 23~Army vct—
craps reunions, patriotic meetings and
other events were included In the ob
servant-e ituiay of Washington‘s birth.
day in this city. 'i‘ht-rt- were also many
social functions and a varied program
of sporting events as well as a ham
bcr of honour-Is and dances scheduled
for the evening.
anti even here in New England.
with tht- Pilgrim Fathers the
In strong contrast
out that unfalterlng allegiance
whole Catholic world to the
old man who sits serene and
What
WAS A PARTNER 0F BARNUM.
DANBlTltY. Felt. 2.—~George F. Bail~
ey. a former partner of P. 'I'. Barnum
in the show business. died Friday in
New York city. His remains have
been brought here for burial. Mr.
Bailey was 85 years of age.
can. see.
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Disputes have wrecked
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conversation.
hour afterward.
Never put a hot water bottle next to
Its efficiency and the pa-
ticnt's safety are both enhanced by
surrounding the bottle with flannel.
Never allow the patient to take the
temperature himself.
are more knowine than nurses where
there is a question of temperature.
the Skin.
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SlCKROOM PHILOSOPHY.
Never confine a patient to one room
l”! William chly. outed full!" and ii” ‘ if you can obtain the use of two.
3 Never play the piano to a sick person
Th“ ““19”“ “’0“ mm“ 3mm" 1 if you can play on strings or sing.
, chct- stand nntl Iltlgct when a nick
carried to the cemetery in the satin" WHO“ is taming to 3-0“. pm down.
chcr complain that you cannot get.
a {ct-ding cap it tht-rc is :t teapot to be
had instead.
Never read fast to a sick person.
The way to make a story seem short
is to tell it slowly. '
chcr judge the
SPECIAL SALE.
"William." said the teacher.
afraid you played trusnt yesterday."
I won't playing truant.
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See how he looks an
Many patients
All men may liii born equal. but they
don‘t stay that. way long.—~Philadel-
pliia Record.
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