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tribune. accepted m his younger“!!! I ‘ ' ¢ Perinatal claritygl- emu?
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successful as any similar celebration
in the history of the institution. The
exercisesbinoluded mufitclllll selactiitlins,
. ,3 ~ n . ‘orst one ymem erso e gra us ng
mtg“ :heh b2?” J” the 08",“ closes, the presentation of diplomas by
I‘Q l'i’ 0 t 9 SW “593’ ‘ orn- Cardinal Gibbons and an address by
non Bovine Tuberculosis wish- his eminence. ‘
so put upin every home where Cardinal Gibbons said:—— .
"I propose, my dear young friends,
to addressyou a few words today on
W Communication of Old LYdia Es Piflkham’svegetabie complllllld
"Plato, surnamed the divine, one of
Lydia ill. Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound so. made me a well woman so
inal bands. oivin‘u Supt... ,
Di ill-“H and Add» will WORCEGTER. Mesa. June I 18.~ seating “to “am. he yielded to a. de‘ ,
the mostprofound philosophers of
that I ‘ am able to attend to my duties. I wish every suffering woman
w... flaunt-Yrs» port Withoutbulklness
Incidence. ' 9 ‘? .1Graduatesaiillazillllyrcross in his “‘0” mature years "n” “0' ‘ '31s“ ' / Woman everywhere should rs.
woman. at the same,
” , proved public opinion against the .k “i ad 1 i ' ; ‘ * . »
"Ragnar, ‘32:, . .1893, The presence of Cardinal Gibbons an voice of conscience, while in refusing ‘: Rh:- mn'fiiéhfiimhfi'gfigdfli $351132: fighfihihmg
Greece, was accustomed to thank tile
30““ W ”’0 WDW‘I- “l“ he “a“ would try L‘ an. a. Pinkham’s Vegetable compound and see what rolls!
tit. willglvo sm" . . . _ .
Thlsstrap lsattaohodto the oraduateo '
front steel andheld down bu the double
herodby mlillouandfeflwmn, he m J. m I . fi memberthatthelnedloinetbathoids
tlmo owing comfort ;
mm“ Muen- cordially. exceptionally large number of gradust the second challenges, be obeyed the ‘fsctlysnd overcoming pain. It has also roveditse finvoluabiein 9’3”, '
Socrates for his teacher, and—~11. _ . .
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing invitation to Women
sorter attachment. Glillilil- the form a ~
- college, in Worcester, MISO- fused'to accept another challenge New « w ., “I d 1
. ~ . .. , . I , ‘ . . : 1' them tnuinbo 3.
m...” . _ O'Connell displayed greater manhood ._ _ » . ”em °" 8°” . . 3‘0
ANIG' DIRECTORY "humus. 7063, . . in declining a second duel than in J "38' 5‘ M“ HAGERWNN. '» actual sures °f “'m‘hmfii‘ .
-‘ . ' ' ~ engaging in the first one. For, in coal, ‘_
y. invited . es and perfect weather and conditions “Omit“ 3' conscience “1 denim“ 0‘ paring for child birth and the Changoof lie.. , .' and Stule- Therehei
. , ,m,,-, M, . of... a... but“? all. a... stint: “m” “m“ ”m“ “l” ““ “use it ““ "3“?“ “is?“ i" “am?“ l‘l‘l ‘ ' strap is an effective“ °
‘ mencement a 0 me so e e ' . -- on ere roma s acumen exec so an 1 n u ‘ - ‘ ‘ , ' ‘
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that he was born and reared in 'a
country so refined and civilized as .
Greece. Women entering from any form of female illness are invited to write
Mrs. Pinkhaln. at. Lynn, Mass. for advice She is the Mrs. Plnkhom who
has been advising sick women free of charge for more than twenty
“Now you, my young friends, have
still more reason to give thanks to the
one true and living God, that yo: have I care, and before‘thot she assisted her mother-indaw Lydia E. Pink-
d long skirtsinvite the spread the subject of Christian manhood
‘ ' ~.. .. Yo ' for your teacher. the discipi s of slain advisin . Th f she is clan ll
casseand the dirt tracked into . The impugn may be asked, what Christ. who is the Wisdom o f God and ,‘Ilhitlwonien bu£Wh:$l:ee . espe y we qualified tofu-ids,
house” is a sure. menace to the is the gthmeed-Of our times for th . , ,
a,“ , ,, - _ 6 Power of God, whose knowledge
,‘d‘hefinh- Ail the horror oflthe‘ the betterment of society? it is surpasses that of Socartes as much as *
. .. - churches? Temples of worship are . . . . .. . _ . , ,
treats can be fonndin more or indeed very necessary at all times. 3281;513:833ll‘l’ékgi’nga‘iflmix‘3m the NEW NAME FoR AUTOS; Tl h dA DIFFlGUL‘l‘Y. .
. . . ........ ‘ s or for a wel meaning man
degree in the home. Dr.Mayileld, They be” “News of the faith mild “It is the haracteristis of all noble 'l' I h L k d E h Th H ‘ e 0
ShfLouis, points out at a conven- devotion of the people. But they a o t ,0 rump not no woo nrlc so the 6 public mind to reach. ‘ -
. , ’ - not the most essential thing for our and ingenuous natures to manifest a Ruraivocabullry. We’d rather see a ball . game than DBimaan an 1' ea m d
recentlyheid, thatthehouse. “5" day. The primitive Christians. wor» spirit of gratitude for their preeeptors. Old Triumphant Lockwood has ll Stand ’round andhca’ra speech. ~ ‘ * D ‘ - l '.
Indeed, no emolument can adequately
compensate a teacher for the blessing
he imparts in a sound Christian edu.
cation. if wejsdmire a Michael An-
gelo, who moulds a figure like Moses
from the rock of marble, how much
more should we, admire the tutor who
moulds and fashions the morals of
youth. Alexander, the greatest of an-
cient generals, had for his proceptor
Aristotle. the greatest of ancient phi—
losophers. Alexander had a great af—
fection for his illustrious teacher. We
are told that he made him a gift of
eight hundred talents equal to about
a million of dollars. Your beloved
teachers hardly expect you to be as
mullificent to them as Alexander was
to Aristotle. But i trust you will be-
stow on them what they value more
than earthly treasurers. that is the
pure gold of generous and grateful
new andfexpressive name for automo- . - ~Washington Stair.
ll'l‘lesa whlclill he imparted to iliiliew _ ‘
on s , w 0 Were wutomo ng ‘ , , "
through the country recently and stop ofl‘ AMUSEM ENTS be
pad for a spell to see how Triumphant, . , » . , g
was getting along workin‘ theroads.
He owhed that. he’d been dialing
around a bit, and just in a casual way
he recalled something that happened
back in '55 or mebbe it. was ’53, when
winner‘s-mgr: ' . ' 512i°llall5l011w0men§3 09
wedsver come to these things .or boy ' ‘ 514 for Short SiOUt women ’ ° ’
. ._ kissing, is the most ““39”?“ shipped God in the Catacombs of
$35." Of infection. But where the?“ Rome, and some of our forefathers
, it there is the fly, the moral of adored their Lord in secluded moon:
“ ’ on,“ keep clean. talus and in recesses and caves of the
, , ‘ " earth. ‘Andcllley,1we know, were most
‘ . , , ‘ exemp ary r st ans.
tot in. “mm" and mg“ “m" m me “It is hospitals 'and mliarluml
1’! W ”adieu” “19 Pet“- The ’9' that the times specially call for? Hos
of the state board of health, Just pitals, indeed. are the landmarks of
ad; tells how these little creatures Christianl clvlllf‘atiofi. and congribute
' mmense y o‘ e a ev stop of umnn
,- .33 carriers 0! contagion from msery. But they do not constitute the
arbage 1‘“va outhouses “d stab es greatest need of the day, for they re—
lnonstrating the importance of” lleve only a small fraction ,of the
“in ving aarbage of equipping houses Commonwealth.
h screens and of buying food-that. , "Again, what is the greatest need of
. .. " the county and of the Church. is it
"11mm“ exposed to insects. The majestic and colossal state houses for
mmon house fly is considered one of our legislative bodies? ii: is stately
. best spreaders of typhoid and ma- palaces for our bishops and clergy?
a‘fe‘ver and of tuberculosis The convention that met in Philadel‘
' pbia in 1787 to frame the most mo
Recommended bu all leading dress-
mallersbecause, it. makes a satisfactoru
foundation for the well fitting gown. '
l
them come to us." And here Trium~
prant, with as marry a twinkle in his
eye as he had the day that. he and Bill
\g’eedh of B‘pringdals Iwerg shootirls
t e C also 11 Coney sail a‘=‘ooupe ’ ' ‘
of summers ago, got in his good-day HOYT 8 ll} EATRI',
shot: “I hearn some call em auters ALL THIS! WEEK
and some autermobeels, and some M ATINEE SATURDAY bNLY. .
autercars, but 1‘selt,llllt0rl50i0hei,-"" IMPERIAL MOVING PICTURE 00.,
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Even the buttons of the linen oos- dignity nor‘the influence of our Hier- more should you rejoice in being and wife, H. R. ,Swoitzor. Frederick K. ”“9. “imitated. , ‘ .
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did Episcopal house We have for our and enlightened as the United States
bishop,‘ remarked a clergyman to a of America. Here, thank God, there
brother priest some years ago. And is liberty without “cease and authority
you’, replied the clergyman. ‘ought to without despotism. Here, the Govern.
see what a splendid bishop we have merit holds over you the aegis of its
for our Episcopal house.’ it is not the protection without interfering with the
dwelling that ennobles the bishop ,but God-given and inalienable rights of
it is the bishop that ennobles the private conscience.
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pupils to frequent the college? This
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corn for their country's morl and ma-
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suffrage by giving your influence only
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“a “and!“ hours and days “This greatest need. What the times call for ves. Political life is the reflex of do-
her eyes doing the real embroidery is men, sturdy nlerl. endowed with mastic life. For the stream does not
Russian ice from the Delineator: the courage of their convictions. We rise above its source. What would it
, “Cover the grated rind of two lemons need men who are controlled by con avail you to be regarded in the public
, With a quart of boiling water to which science rather than by expediency. walks of life as a freollorn citizen, if
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NORTHAMPTON, Muss. .lllno lair» SATURDAY. JUNE 15.
Two hundred and sixtyeigilt young I
women received their diplomas and NORWALKS Bouih‘Norwaik. TELEPHONE. Norwoik.
the degree of bachelor of arts at tile , ,
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:wfik'is a large 'soft pm?" brush it of success lies in the fulfillment of virtues of faith, hope and charity. Lot
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rniarksqbchind as an ordinary duster to which Providence will assign you. spirlng watchword: ‘li i forgot thee 0
sometimes does no matter what that post may be, you Jerusalem. let my right hand be forgot-
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