‘ more». . a...
IW so safe or as certain in
1,1» *5" up to die. 1
: role I: Honey and Tar.
"lethality Gathering Century»
“worm,” ’5 t'
'0
”Timid-111811 F'ror'rf “Fir“ Page. ‘
SM'MII‘MS'IIAN to employ- your
MSW ‘t'bnw'ymir exertions for
the hiriheruuee of the gofpcl in the
111M”! tlbflefith‘ and among the hea~
thiil; ’\VP. liming through the fame
nnd‘ 11111111511101.1111: our proceedings to
nubfli‘ory‘dattuttl termination. beg leave
toad/11111111 .3011 with our report of them.
auli'vithiiticll paper! as may be Hemli-
.falV'pftirftkdftt lunar-.1110...
" ‘tiid‘geniir'il‘ concerns of the mil
0 y‘ flittittitldti‘ are conunittcd to
t ‘ management of the Truftees. we
9 curfe'lves '11ude1 a high rei'pou
11111.11 idem our conduct,1o him to whole
'nd to the Mlliionary 81101011
1131-1111. 'we 111-.1- To them we
hV‘e 111111111111 it our ditty a dtttr whit 11
11111112 cheerfully perforated annual-
lyifid make a particular itatemeui ol
théj" conduct and fuccefs of their toll
fionnrles: of the {late of their funds
out? df'ali our proceedings. '
Wc‘areexcecdingly happy not only
in ,‘the abundant labors of our million-
amiss-iii their fidelity and fuccefs—
and iii 1111-1111-1111 lmilcs on 0111' million-
hfidt Iiey ‘more immediately 1e-
111i1
ar‘j’J‘tr 11121111. but in that har'tuony
~41, 11'1) 1lv affection whith have
fubllfted count“. ourfelves: That we
1.11119 feed 1,\'1 tiny. - and hate pro-
ccéddd In an our tra 1.1lous with the
1111111 110th 11111111111111) We perfuade
oui‘l’elv'tI th’tit II if an on."
and‘ {hit our protcediugs
the approbatIOn of our
and ‘of‘otir judge.
That the? divine. ‘fmlles have to r-e
marknhly attended the. mlll'ionary‘ In-
111111111111 and that they ftill attend it.
In the liberality of ‘our good people.—
In the Increafe of our funds. in the
fuccefs of our mlmonnries, In the ap-
probation of our legitimate, and In the
general Increafe and fpread of the
Initilohary fplrlt, challenges our par-
ticular notice and our grateful ac-
kn‘owled‘gements to him who perform-
eth all 111111111; for his people. What-
ever niccel'd has attended the million—
arIds; Or any" meafures we have adopt-
ed wV effume uothihg to ourl’elves.
but it (tribe to hlm all the luccefs and
glory. When he hits a good work to
t‘. he raifes up the lnl‘trumchts.
p Widen the means to be en1ploy.ed
and V‘gl‘ve‘s the fuccels 'l’o ltlm there
fore belongs all the gliu'y.
Tile nifrrntlve we have lately pub-
“fired, a copy of whith ls herewith
"I, lmltted 10 each metttbet' of the
M unary Society, contains a general
ftttfifiiuent of our proceedings of tull-
flojldl'y. labor! and the flute of 0111
111111111 to the clofe of the year 11:01.
More Millionarics have been em-
ploy‘ed and more. millionm'y labors
pc, filled than In 11111 p1eced1'1c ,v.e:ti'
F01 111.4111 ittifftonarlcs ate particularly
'61] in" the' Ildllllth c. as having been
Bhiplo_,\'dd in the movie of the y,car
for a longer, 01 l'horter tcrm. Six of
th'él’eV 11111110111111»: 112. the Rev. Mr.
W1lliii011. Mt. Jerome. \lr. Porter. \lr.
\lay the Rev. Mr. Higgins. and \it'.
1“ oodward have all been employed In
preaching to, the new tettlements In
the"co,tlitty of Lunerne in Pennfy-l
vaniauand lit the weftern counties In
are time of new-\'..“ -—Their partic-
ulr 11111119111, labors are. to fully re-
gain!!!” Mrrstlvé that little more
'to be .obferveti refpecting
them. MIL ’llllfton at ptesent con~
tinues one h if of, his time In the ter-
vice of the oclety. He is very ure-
2% the fhort circuits which he
3T1 In the counties of Otfego, 011-
mggbo, Cayuga. Cbenango. 7103‘s. and
8V e‘t't lb the1f151eotNew-York and
III the county of tlTLtlzet‘n'e In the ftate
ennfylvanla.
Blhfhnell after fpending eleven
‘11 1111;119:111... counties of
,, ned,tq Connecticut in
If“ ptjrlp
"be” whole term
.0f hid mlfdonary tou‘r
VIHVQ than five fermons 11 week. attend-
1
,pi'eached not
a peritIthing other millionnry in.-
his return he was
,, 1111011111 fervlce.
wotdd Ipentl a few
at létiténts In the
opt, and 'that' he would
v
‘ ‘ my." York"? but on the account
' 1 1 » um attention 1111111111; the
11111111011110 Whom
$0 yibtpinp‘d' liberty to coin.
to long as there fhould be,
rtlinary call for his labors
g cdpfcuuontly fpcni. about
the [tort] torn coulb,
linI-l'taha.e11ntutt1eti to this time, ~
results.
Olson Up to lilo WItIt Group.
, Mrs.P. I. Cordier, of Mannington, Ky.. writes: “My three—year
' “girl hadp severe case of croup; the doctor said she could not live
vvcnt to the store and got a bottle of
_Thc first dose gave qutck relief and
places where he hath fotmerly preacl1~
the churches.
where any have urileu. and to perform
all tltoi‘c mlnlflerlal TPI'HN‘S ultitb
l'hall retitlt.
I'lxclufive of the labors of .\Ir.
lil‘ton and Mr.
men who have been in the wet’tcru
counties of New-York. and I11 the coun-
ty of Luzerne in Pcnut'ylvaula. have
SOLD IND REGOIIEIIED BY
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE.
thall be neceffnry tor the ltu'ther‘nut'c[lhall
0‘ ”19 twill”! in the places \1 Tli( h ht .\\ oodwat'tl toutinue In the lllack‘ Riv-
\\'l|» ‘
WOUdWIU‘d. the WIN"- 1 millions. for the term of four motilitg
'.—~'l‘l1al 11 |tt‘l‘llllilit.lll milllouary be ap-
Ipointed to itlucrate in the i‘outheru
'vangt' of counties. itt the \vcftern part
g... '3: at“,
was Mastic «tun lungs and may 1111:1113 10531111111011: 0th night areuuickly Md ‘1’, f
313. .Téf‘
-lt ooothcs and heals the inflamed air passages, stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs. FOLEY'0
m TAII contains no'opiate'a: or other harmful drugs, and is safest for children and delicate. people.
. Remember the name~FOLEYl8 [WHEY All) TAB—and insist upon having the genuine. as no other remedy
"’ GLAIN WHILE 0N WAY TO VISITT-
FIANCE.
Henry F. Buckley, Known In Ridge.
with a tragic death on Monday night.
Buckley had been visiting friends in
'New York Sunday and Monday. The
young woman whom he wished to visit
live; midway between Chappanun and
A-Mt, Kisco. Buckley alighicd from an
early evening train at Chappaqua...
where be greeted some friends at Tilt |
station and started to walk along the
railroad in the dltection of Mt.Kis1-o
..
The next, heard of him was when a
stop. The engincct had seen no out-VI
walking on the track.
lemoved to Mt. Klsco
Buckley was shot while walking
along a lonely path near the railr,oatl
and the wound was a fatal one. ills
railroad train of the Harlem iDv1i<ion1V
'rnAmunoF Line‘s.
2111117111111.
can.
a be 1
field &hot and Then Crushed . an.“ 1 m 1.. Mann .11. 111.15%
’ in mm. This. “Jami-T311011???
Henry li‘. Buckley, 01' Mt, Kisco, 111et“"‘";"?'r"‘m “V’fifd'” 1‘5"";
[with the Intention of stopping fora j W“ .
ivisit at the home of his fiance, and 1an ' " 1' all"
then. walking on to his ' home, about ‘ .1 WORK WHILE 111.3
two miles away. = ' .
an left me. 41:11.;
bowed him [W
11ch about. mt,“ ulna O.
l have 9 oyed albeit; of mfg“ over
in»! “or
{Rafi
VWau lattelphia. Pa!
i
1
Plouadi. Palatable. Petunia-10001100011011.
‘ ‘ later train. solugin.1hesamc direction, NaverSic-krn Weaken or 11.1 1.. 101- new. Newt
run across his body and came to a afilfia'ggfi.fiwflfi:fl:fim “'t'?“ “1°
81:“ Round)! Co.. Chicago or 341.594
'1 he bod) W315 I “luau 8‘“, TE“ IILLIBI "HES
i..--.-.-_.
_.-...._... ~... ~—
”-
Actual separation M Massachusetts
are Connecticut Trolleys.
it was elated Thursday that the Con-
solidated triad, has completed the for-
mal tr'anslet of the Betkshire trolley
system to the New England Invest-
mem and security company, and that
the engineering work for the M88831
chusetts lines will be discontinued
in New l.:\"n:'.,'1d transfened to the
supelvlsluti of .111 Security company.
11 is unders: God that the entire inau-
azetuent of the Berkshire trolley 1.1 s-
tem will be put in the hands of the
New England Investment company,
with headquattets at Boston. .
iieretptore the Consolidated 1111!-
road engineers and mechanical experts
haw had control and have managed
the Masasachusettg holdings, but a.
more complete separation has taken
place. so that now the Consolidated
company of Connecticut will havo
nothlna v whatever to do with the trol-
ley lines held by the, New England
101d Huck for the double notion of Investment and Security company of
making death ante and attempting to
body was tuu over and mangled |)\ “xcunccul l1“. ciime.
Edflfll‘ c“ d L“. lib... of Hit New Iov’l (‘tntr'tL but tbt dot R 1?“ “Bin.” I? was we” known or?
' ‘ . ‘ ‘ 11 gc c1 " woyt'aisngo ewus -
“When Eonsihuulzl‘ogglttglgyfiomgg¢§plngwziflzdmwfifi to? “w 1111: “‘3: ti; 11911191 ”“3 ““5 ployed there as .1 clerk in S D. Keel~
1e 0"" or 111‘ “r “ 1 k t. .ni work there two
cold that adec ed my throat and lungs. The icct It. think“ [would Bucklev's mend” a” that "we 11:11: 'll‘ ‘s 111111 e 1 1 ed
soon reconnbut I kept getting worse. until i on
Honey and Tar, and it euro. 1115 completely)
501:.51. 00. ’Hto 50 cent size contains two and one half times as much as the small also and tho
‘ {1.00 bottle almost six times so much.
nofuu Inbotltutu.
flounry during pleafnrc. and directed Seth Willlfton continue to labor as a s,n1ents.a
him to Iflellfll all the churches and tulliionnry. inch 11 pui't of the. time as lives offit In continent
I111 lball not be employed to preach to
4111. to confirm the bi",c1l11en to .tdv'lic the people at Lille; and that he “mlihave fume Intt'ueftlng 11nd 11.411911”
to compute. difficultiew‘
inch plates in the Wenern counties
of New York as the ’l‘rutlccs. oi in
their recefs the 1-11111111ittee of millions
directt ”-"i'ilfll Mr. James W.
country uultfs otl11-1\\ Ifc directed
the Trultoes oi the committee of
er
by
“bottle
W’M Hi” "'
’no known reason why he should take
that he may have committed suicidt
the. theotty of n1u1'1.ler
The contents of his pockets Were oth-
' erwisc undisturbed. The fact
Buckley was on his way to visit his
tinnwug the aboriginal nu-
The New Yotk Miliiull.‘1l,\' Society slatted a line of searc‘h by the police
accounts from theit mlfllonatlcs. the 1r.ime
which have both lent to the Ameri-
can heathen; and that fot'iety. as well
as the Moravlnns. are forming new
millions among them.
From 0111' letters of correlpondeuco
and Magazines which we have receiv-
ed. It appears that religion and the
millionury fpit'lt have been‘ revived in
Scotland. Ireland. Denmark. and .\’or-
ed a bullet wound in the l1ead.”lhe~
pistol had been held so closely that.
the flesh was burned
Near the. body. was found a 32-1-'ttlilne
revolver with two shells exploded.
The bullets corresponded with those
extracted from the wound in Buckle;
right temple.
circumstances point more strongly toi
Robbery does not appear to l”“eithtuch .11 M,
“W“ ”1“ ““19“ 0" m“ ‘1“535‘5‘“ '01 111 lieu of S 1). Ivecler‘ a clerical force, that thejfiew, Haven road had no In-
3‘19“” 5 “"‘Ch “'85 “"1““ W00 1"“ who was a itieud of the deceased, at- forest In the matter fur'thei than that.
from his body as though It had been 1, 19.1.1911,
Jerked from his pocket in a struggle. !‘
thnti
seasons.
He was of a quiet disposi- yen and Haitfotd
i
l
Massachusetts. in all, sixteen roads,
aggregating 442 miles are held in
Massachusetts bv the New England In-
vestment and. Security company This
template separation of the trolley
holdings of the New Y'.otk New Ha.
in the different
'ion and his obliging manner won for 1 states is to be not only legal, but ac-
.pattous.
|"t 111161
11111 at
‘Dt'l , stove:
and belchbtg.
ONLY CURE FOR DYOPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle. was stated Thursday that
“I suffered for years with! Massachusetts trolley lines had finally
"“0““ t" the ““10 h" “ “1 Sho‘ “"9 dv.pcpsiu. used to have great distress been lodged with the New England In-
I tried everything I vestment
‘0 “WWII“ 59010115)" d“ ”W “10‘1"“ UHcouid hear of, but nothing helped the President Mellon could then make the
the Qihoit
Joseph Kline-
tuntil I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
An examination of the body discior- 1c...“ mule outed me completely "
‘ 1'11. sale by a. H. Plaisted F. H.
i B
TGAVE A
axter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "‘
ST. PATRICK'S DAY
PARTY.
' M‘jas Helen Keeler, of 5
's :
Piat'a',
Courtland
entertained sixteen friends at
in St. Patrick’s dav party Friday even.
cl
preached more than 1100 tortuous, liteiof New~\'1it'k little. and the northern
tides attending numerous cont"-e1eutt-.' ‘couutics of P1 minimum to enter on
forming churches. baptlzlhg' hundreds his million the firft of September next:
of protons. and often adminil’ttring the "i 11.1. 11 permanent ntiflionary be our
holv counnuniou:
.\‘l 1'. James W. Woodward i‘pont four
months on a million 111 Illack ltlvcr.
and has been f‘tnce reappointed to l11~
bot' 111 the lame place. Hence it up
pears that our millionaries; in the
t’tates oi .\’ew-York and Pennsylvania
during the term of their fevcrai 11111
lions. have pct'i‘ortncd fut-vices equal to
ubottt fix years of mluil'lerinl labor.
Excluflvc of eleven months labors
of .\Ir. llufhuoll in Vermont, .\Iet‘frs,
Huntington. llnllot-k. Swift and .\lor-
gait have preached between three anti.
four hundred l'ertuous.dur1ug the putt
and prefent ,veur. belltlcs the perform-
ance of other mlfilouary labors. It
appears that more than time years
if ordinary minit‘iet'iul labor have
been 1'111plo,\etl in that quarter
our lat‘t report
The Rev. Alexander tiillt't has l.1t-.-l,v
. entered on a million to the northern
part of Vermont for the term of four
months.
1111'. Badger and Mr. Chapman are
lint-e .
ploycd to labor In the northetn t'ottn-
ties of \'(‘l‘llltllllh—"i'hlil one ntidionul‘)’
he l‘eitt for the 111111 of four “tombs
to the northern part of .\‘1'w~York. wr 1‘1
of lekt tl1utuplaitt:~’lhat llllt‘ ittlflluli-
,.11'_\' he 1 mployed for four months to 1,0'
up (l)llllt(‘ll( 111 1"'I\1'1 to the northern
Iioundait line of Hit l‘ttltttl Statehi
and villt the vacant l‘t tilt tucnts~ on both 1
1iitlt's of the I'i\'t‘l‘ within a couvenieutf
1iil‘tttnc1:-und that one other million-
.111‘1'lu‘ 111111lo,\1-1i 1"111 the term of fix;
months to labot in llult places as 11.0.1
”"ltuiu us on I11 liit‘ll rcccfs the 111111-
.1111111—11- 11f millions tlutil lili‘t'll.
E l‘be 'l‘r‘uttees have :tll'o .1111'1'11111111 1d
.2111) dollars for the. pttttitaie til relig-
ious books to h_1 difltihutt'd «11111111112111
'iuhitbitnuts ol' the new it‘llit‘lilttllln;
Ion doilars.ot which to be taken up
in the i‘1.1111er:1I1-111 l-Ltangtlit'ai .\i:t'.'.'-
11111111., the rclitlut- to he applied to the.
pttrcba i‘1'- and difirlbulion 111‘ inch books
{as the t‘ouuuitlt'e of millions l‘httll
think heft.
The funds of the Society. through
performing mililoharv labors at .\'ew- ithe fmllcs' of Pr'otideuce and the lib
Connecticut; bttt We have received no lerality ol good people are to iuc 1111111: 0
tecent accounts from t..hem We 1:1111- that the "l‘rnllcts are oi the opinion
fider the furnlfhing the inhabitants ol‘.tl1at application t'hould be. 111. 11h: to tht
that totv'itoiy with the heft minifter- lltgltlature of the Hate to fotm 11 C(I‘
ial InI'ttuctlon as a matter of the tint ‘porate hotiv. with [IUth' to,1ccci\e and
way: and that'thcrc is an appearance .
of the fame l’pirlt lu Holland and tier-
mnny. We ulfo learn that the London
Sofiety are printing :1 large edition
of the New 'I‘cl‘tatnent in thei‘rench
language. with a preliminary Work on
the evideutes of t‘hrlftlanity to he
tprctul as 10011 and us exteulively as
may be in llclghtm and quce: ~~’lhat
the liaptift 111lfilonurles In the 111111-
[min 11 had or no completed .1 publica-
tion of the fcri1ituren iii the lit'uaalic
language: And that n copious tdiliOll
1'I them in Arabic is contemplated in
l- '.nglut1ti and 111111 a 11.1nflntion of them
into 1ht- (‘hinefe language that they
may be publiihctl in the 1'111111'.1\'ev1-1'.
perhaps. llnce the upoftolic age. has
there been among (‘hrit‘tians to gen-
eral 11 zeal. fllt‘il l‘plrltcd and general
111 riious to advance the kingdom ol‘
leius. and to bring: all nations to the
acknowlt'due-1110111'of the truth as 11 is
in hint. While we‘contemplatc 11:91.:
'zrt'ut and pleating events. and that It
is (land 11 ho turtaeth the heard: of 1111111
.18 the rivers of water are turned. and
that it is his l‘pit'lt only which forms
them to prefer .lerufulem to their
chit-f joy. may we not conclude that.
be In about to do l‘ometlilng important
and llgual for his church? Will be
Itft mile and bt'tw mercy upon Zion?
not the time to favor her. yes. thc
fet time come? When his fervants
take pleafm'e Iri‘ her fiance. and favor
the drift thereof? While in thefe prof
It would appeal“ that Buckley met ling. Curtis formed the principal diver-
the assassin In the dark, or was at-ision. The prizes Wore won by Miss
,tncked by someone who had followed Alice Dykeman and Daniel Keywortb.
him, and in the first struggle, his} The collimation awards wenoto Miss
watch was jerkedfrom Julie Smith and Charles Verlin. A
Then the assassin is believed to have supper was scrv'ctl (lie table decora-
drawn a rcvolvct and shot Buckley lions being green and White St. Pat‘-
Then the bud) W118 1111100th 011 the t'nIl- t'itk' s tla1'l"avots were distributed.
his pocket. '
1011111111 THE GENERAL EDUCATION "
obtained .11 11111 Public Schools
BY LEARNING AT
MERRILL BUSINESS Silliii
those SPEt I \L tluugs “TITLTI tthlllllalltl dignified and rcmttu-
cratitc l'.:upioymcnt.1
‘Begln Now. ' MZ‘ A.‘ MERRIL, Prin.
8111311 11111113111111: Huang
AND Juoomo BY‘THE m'reazsr THE wmoow DISPLAY HAs cat-:-
ATED THERE Is done To BE A BIG DEMAND eon THEM.
SPLENDID VALUES lN THE FAMOUS “leYX” BRAND Hosianv AT
251:. 501: AND UP to $2. 50 A PAIR.
, '01, ninety public: conferences.
tprn counties in the.
he, ever”,
importance. and 111.1“ by no means
lofe fight of lo iutet'cl‘tlng n11 object.
The left accounts from Mr. Bacon.
our Indian mllf‘tonitt'y. are. fluttering.
He expects to proceed Icon to the river
Miami. about 70 miles from Detroit.
e. is a large body of lhdians who
fpea the Chippeway language. and to
open to them the deflgns and views of
the lelionary Society and of their
'l‘rut'tees. and begin the communication
of the gofpel to them. it appears by
a letter which we have lately received
froth him, that he has a profpect. of
obtaining it good interpreter upon rea-
fonahle. terms. and that. the Indians
are difpot'ed to give him a favorable
reception. Some of them have ex-
preffed a ftrong defire to be inftructed
In the art of hufbandry. and intimated
that if Mr. Bacon cottld inftruct them
in that, fuch numbers of their Indians
would collect about him as. that his
bands will be filled with more than
he. can do. The Chippeways are t‘1-t~
tled on the lakes Michigan. Huron. and
Superior, and are fcattered over ex-
tenfive. regions about tltofe lakes. The
Wyandots. ’l‘witweea. Miamis, 0110-
was, and other tribes are Iqttled with-
in the fame territory or border upon
it. They generally if not univerfully
t‘pcak the fame language.
duction of a mifflonary. well verfed In
the Chippeway languagens we hope 1.] 1'.
Bacon loan will be. may happily lend
the way to the fpread 'of civilization
and the gofpel through a moft exten.
large numbers of their perifhing fol-
low men.
the prayers of the Society. and of all
the friends of~Zlon for us, that we
that it may be crowned
ulfhed fuccefs. And we- pray It may
be no lets» fuccefsftll among our breth-
ren of the American forefts » than
among onrfeives.
we are happy to obfervo: have been
In addition to thefe, many private do-
na‘tions have-been made .to the So-
clety two of which amounted to 100
dollars each. This affords us an ample
evidence of the approbation of our
benevolent people. and prefenta us
.Vthn media of Vi’rovidence what-
cum
.' 111119911
folv‘ ,, 11111 for the current year.- two
ittldiodltficu be drnployod lit New-Con-
ture
11111111: ..~—i‘tnu the ltoy- 1111111111111
8th I ,tluerate us a ntidlpnary
three the yearfiin the wisdom coun-
ties of New York and the northern
counties. 93. Vermont-Just the Rev
The intro- '
five country. xThe Truftees earneftly:
with to 'be a means In the hands of‘
Providence of fuch lmmenfe good to.
While we pray for wlfdotu-
and the ftlcoefs of the million, We afk'
may have light and prudence happily.
to conduct the millionary 1) finale. and'
1h (lifting-4
The public contributions in May 11111,.
more liberal than any 'of the preceding.~
with a pleating profpect. that their,
hearts and bands will be openedtin fu-.
at a late meeting, re,
hold money lauds books or whatever
i'l1all be given to promote the deiigus
of the miffiouary lnl'tiluilou'. and by
their vote they have referred the mat-
ter to your wife deliberation. The
Rev. Nathan Strong. 1). 1).. has been
appointed to wait on you with laid
vote. to explain the views of the ’l‘ruf-
111's. and to traufuct whatever may he
neectYary relative to the buiiuefs.
liy the correfpohdent'c we have
opetttd with the .\llfiionary Society of
London. and Societies of the fame kind
in America as well as Europe. We are.
happy to find that the 111iillonary fpit'i'.
and exertions are iucrenfing anti
fprcnding ill both countries; that new
and important focietles are forming
for the propagation of the gofpel, and
that Chi‘il‘lians of ulmol’l evt't'y protei-
lunt denomination are, in an uuconr
1111111 manner. contributing their money.
employing their tithe and talents for
the enlargement of" the |ied1'eu1ct"s
kingdom; and that Clil'll'littiis of dif-
l‘et'cnt nations and (leuomitmtlous are
I'elicltating one number on the happy
appearances. and mutually ftimulaling
each other to the glorious work.
The London Mlflionary Society, with
great zeal and energy, are profccllllng
their benevolentdesillgus of extending
the gofpel to the four quarters of the
earth. They have lent 11 large. number
of millionaries. the loft year. to the
ltiauds in the South Sea: and their
profpects. with refpect to the propaga-
tion of Cbrlftlanlty in thofc lliautls.
are as flattering as can reafonubly be
expected._"l‘hey are incrcufing their
mifiiouaries at. the Cape of Good Hope.
and the blind and ftupid Hotteutots
are flocking to the ftautlnrd of their
Saviour. in Auguft 1800. the Society
had 1900 of them under their tuition:
and fince that time the nttmber has 111-
creafed. Eugllfh and Dutch million-
aries‘ are employing; their molt vigor-
out and pet'feverlng .xertions fot' the
evangelizlng of this molt ignorant anti
ftupid people. Befldes thefe the Mora-
vians have mlflionnrles at the Cape.
which have been very .fuccelsful.
The London Society have font mif-
flonarles to Africa}, to the Eaft-Indles.
to Canada, and Newfoundland. New
mlflI ary fioeletien .nre forming '111
619 t-Britain. the ohnt'ch.of England
ha‘vo engaged in the mliilonary banners
and are tannin a Societytfor that pur-
polo. , In New- nalnnd, a vary impor-
tant foclety has been recently formed
In the county of Hampfhlre in Malta-
.chnfettsnmf which trip Excellency Goy-
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pects we are animated and filled with
joy, we relcltatc you. in the fame
views. and doubt 11111 but our animation
and Joy will be mutual. How precious
and animating are the divine protulfes.
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N. E. RYAN 8. CO.
South Norwalk
the coucm'rencc. prayers and exertions
of many thout'ands of good people?
liow happy muff. you be in your in—
ftitutiou and in Its extenllve and bene-
ficial effects? What can be more
pleating than to be Inl'tvumental of
preaching the gotpel. forming churclv
es, atlmlnlftet'lng facramcnts and
of fprehding the tweet favor of
Chrlft's name. through the exteufive
regions of our new t'cttlemouts‘.’ That
of preaching the goi'pel to the inhabi-
tants of" a new and exteufive govern-
ment. and of'formlng their fentimeuts.
habits and morals? Of what immeut‘e
fet'vice may this». be to thoufands of
Individuals. to families. and to fooler
1:1 large? What attempt can be more
honorable than that of clviiiziug and
chriftiahizing the heathen? 01‘ being
coworkers with liod. and all the wor-
thies of his kingdom. in an employ-
ment to divlhe‘.’ What profpect can
he to pleating as that of being inftrux
mental oi‘ aatherlna the nations unto
Shiloh. of reviving them with the hope
of eternal life, and of meeting thou-
fuuds of them in the father's bottle.
'of whole l‘alvatlon We have been in
Itrumeniul? How will this brighten
our crown and augment oui' joys for-
over, in the pretence of God and of
all our holy brethren? May you. llcv
ereud Gentlemen. t'hare a diftinguisbcd
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part in this honor and joy! .\lay ihc ' "~ ._....-._.
good people of this ftttto. animated by
tbel'e. prol'pccts. and feeling the weight.
of the. motives which prefcnt them-
fclves to their confldcration. by their
abundant prayers. liberality. and ever
tions to. advance the Saviour's king- '1'
dom. more and more prepare them- "
felvcs to i’haro amply with you in the
fame immortal dignltles and 301113
We are. not laboring» I11. vein. The
battle In which we "m‘e embarked Is
not one which limit fail. Neither earth
1101' hell fhall prevail againft. It. For
the Lord t‘hall comfort. Zion: he will
comfort all her wafte places. and he
will make. her wildei'ncfs like Eden
and her del‘art like the garden of the
Lord: :on aha ‘dbt‘n't'ktfs fhatltbo' found
ther.eln thnantV giving and the voice of
mind: For ouch the 111111111 be yet
for an 1111116111.i1‘li,oe. i “19 end "-
fhall fpcak an blmulihouith It tar.
ry. wait for it k(Thiamine it will l'urely
come, It will not tarry. Amen.
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his own life and while it is possible him many 111.1,“1.3 among Ml [(eeler 5 11131,
Wednesday President Mellon in his
11] setvitt-es were held Thurs- statement to the Under concerning
It) o’clock in
l'Iisco.
the ucquirement of the Palmer Electric
Light company. of Palmer. Moss..sai1l
they futnished the money for the en-
terprise and were interested to the ex-
tent of securlnz payment therefore. It
on the
and Security company,
same sort of a statement concerning
the interest of the New Haven road
in these trolley companies. They will
belong to the New England Investment
company without the shadow of doubt:
and the question then is “Does the
New England company belong totho
New England road?" It is In other
words a wheel within a wheel. . .'
lhe ttausfer of the engineering work
to Massachusetts will probably make
it necessary to shift some of the en-
gineers stationed In New Haven to
Boston, where they will be given work
with the New England Investment and
Security company instead of with. the
Consolidated. ._ .
The winds of March have no terror
to the user, of DeWitt's Cnrbolized
‘Wltch Hazel Salve. It quickly heals
chapped and cracked skin. . Good
, too, for boils and burns, and undoubt-
‘ edly the best for Piles. Sold here. by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy
BROTHERS WIN ARMY PRIZE.
Prlzrs to the value of £1000 have
‘bt't'n won in English army shooting
to three brothers named King. Thom-
‘ar. alone has ‘won £400. while his two
brothers have each represented Eng-
land in" international ‘ matches.
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