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union JULY 313:1“
til-it serum) (1. Brown
A Comedy, Drama,
By MARY; RQBERTS RINEHART.
.Flrlt 4 Row: Orchestra $1. 50.
TODAY.
LUCY MILLIKEN COMPANY.
' fiNBIU“ DTRIET
”.42).: Xégmw .40: -2!“ o «’-
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iTon of Re'I’iuil Butt-bets (Ind (Itiivc .
native stun nice; but. does not irrltuto ‘
Pl-‘tiCEs ..".‘.’.“ ..... stop, 75¢, 50c, rte "
i one LOBSTER coer HIM :25
‘Wardeii Smith Found a Female With
(Spawn in Ford' I Catch.‘ .4 . .,
; Adolphus l.. Find, "of‘ Sound lloach.
Iwua fined $25 in the CHI t: our.‘l Stain-
told, ,vcsteIdui .Inottilng I’m taking
a iciuulc lobster with spawn clinched
and neglecting to llhoiaic it. ”rimmed
hilt-LII lI‘ord admitted liming tho lob
:sici III his possession and Him] to
convimc the court that (how nun no
.tuimiual intent or any luttnt to (it)-
Info thc law. He was di‘ft‘lllltt'l by At-
atorncy t‘ocgan, and he nimcnlcd fromi
ithe (icon-lion of Judge Young. The
lcaso goes to (he CouIi of ttlmimou
‘ (Pleas.
! l'tII'tl's arrest was brought about by
Game W'uidcu Wilbur I". Smith. of
ll-louth Norwnlk. Mr. Smith visited
3 “’plloc " power boat yesterday (It Wat
if‘lrlldl‘, (Ind looked over his catch of
Hoosiers He found one romnlc with
spawn attached, or rather lI‘ord found
It for him. and then he made comv
'plulut against the Sound llcnch mun.
l‘ord' s excuse Was that the catch had
not been looked (now finally. and that
the presence of the fcmulc lobster was
duc to lill ovcroighl on tho part (If
one of, his. opinions who make thc
first inspection. , lic'explaliicd that ho
put some of thc catch in his car tit
Sound llcuch, nml had come up to
\Yntcisldc fol gusolcnc. ills supplv
of plugs gnic out. and (In the hip
to \Vntttsldc Mi gasolcuc ho mudc
iilOlti. intending when he got out to!
the cur, to pu the rest (If the catch iui
it. He said of he always lookcti the
lobsters over before putting them in|
the car and would guarantee the car
as containing nothing but the “legal"
kind of lobster after this final inspec-
tion. He testified that ii lobster will;
live from one to- three or four duys
out of water ‘
ills counsel tried to show that the
wmd "immediately" in thc stulutc did
not menu "just so soon as the lobster.
was taken out of the water." lie or-
gued that the whole statute contem-
plutedthat the fisherman have (1 rea-
sonable time in which to examine his
catch. He said it "instantly" were
meant. that world would be used.
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
by leech applications. as they comm:
reach the diseased portion of the en.
There is only one wav to cure (loaf-
mesh. and that is by constitutional rein-
edies. Deafness is caused‘ by an id‘-
ilnmed condition of the mucous linl g
of the Eustachian Tube When tbs
tube is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed Deafness is the
rcsult, and unless the inflammation
can be‘ taken out and this tube restored
to its normhl condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out of
ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
nothing but an inflamed‘condltlon of
the Inlucous surface.
We will glva One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall' a
Cutarrh Cure. Send for circulars
free.
F. J.~CHENEY c (10., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Dru gists, 76g
Take Hall's fli‘nmily ills for consti-
potion.
SHOWING GIRL THE SIGHTS.
Elliot B. Broncon ha‘d'n‘nar‘ro'w es-
chpe from death while rocking the
huge holder at Goshen some days ago.
His physician considers hlnnthe luck
lest' unlucky man in worsted. it was.
almost a miracle that death did not
result from the fall he sustained. A
young lady from Montana was a visi-'
tor at the Bronson home in Wincllest
tor, and Mr, Bronson wanted to show.
heryall the freaks of nature in that
section? lilo climbed to the top of the
famous rocking boulder. started to til)
it from side to side, slipped lost his
balance and fell headlong. He strudlt
on his head on a pile of rocks. Ono
rib was fractured; his shoulder sprain-
ed and his' head and right arm badly
.‘bruiscd.’ ‘
Bert Barber of Elton. Wis, says:
"I have only taken -four doses of Do-
Wln's, Kidney Ind Bladder, Pills and
they have done for me more than any
other medicine has ever done." Sold
by The Clifford Phgrmccy and The
' 'IMTINEE AND mouth
SOLDlER LAD! KICK.
State Militia Went to Camp in Day
GoacbeI.
NEW HAVEN. Mb 33’... An (In (If-
icrmhlh of thc big (uptiquIucut at
Pine Plains N. Y.. (omcs u gcnciul
feeling of dissatisfaction among mem-
bots of the militia from tlIi: state who
am they \vcrc not as wcll treated in
the fllllllPl of transportation as the
toldicts from oilth stutcs
'lhc men rom llt'l‘t wnc tnkcu in
day coaches, although tiu- joulilc) IIc-
ccssltntcd mi all night Ildc. ’l‘hc
'conches Wcrc old. they 513'. it is fur
ther said that the men from other
states wcrc'lchhi'lhd in tourist sleeping
around that the govc-rnmcnt. who
paid for the li‘dnsmrloiiou fontlic big
encampment of, tho (lcpartmcui of the
cost and tho militia compnnics. stood
ready to do the some for Connecticut.
The Consolidated was awarded the
coittruci of muvcyunco and this cool
puny has no tourist slccpcrs. This is
given try. som'QOCIthe men as 9. (cation
for thcir not being treated us other
compnuics were; it was (Avon said by
$05“ of the mdh that inspector Gop-
(r C l§ lcrlain of that ultcd Stutcs
Anmjhruiloieed ‘i'everci the cars
which brought ourfi local soldier boys
629‘ STORIA
Intuit and children.
lie. lilnt initiate Always Bought
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following Ivcrc issued July 21.
. Bears the
Signature of
19%. List furnishcd from otllcc of
A. M. Woostcr, solicitor of patcuts,
Bridgeport. (‘0ou
H; A Adams East Hartford, purul-
lel clamp,
l“. W. llnrhoff,‘ Hitrlford. press
\Y. M. llutlcr and W. J. ilclchcr
HaItford. drive chain.
F.1Immcr,liiadlsou comb clcnnci
J. F. Dcnison, New Haven stunting
device for explosive cngincs. e
A W Mitchell New Haven, paper-
box muchluc
W. J Sittcrlcc Fnhfleltl extensible
photogI aph- holder.
' l. H. Spcnccr, Hartford. blower.
it}. E. Warner, Huriford. aeroplane.
G. ll Pickup, New Britain, cihrator
Trade Marks.
llrldgeport limes Co. lirldgcport. in
stifled wire
Bridgeport. Brass 00.. Bridgeport,
bars or uncovcrcd composition wire.
Klewe & 00., lnc., New Haven, tooth-
paste.
aPost & Lesser 00., Hartford, auto-
mobile horns.
(*Unicn Metallic Cartridge 00., Bridge.
port. lZ-gauge louder paper shell shots
Ford & Johnson 00.. New Haven
and Hartford, compound used in jel-
Ilee, desserts, pastries and ice cream.
D. II. Rubin, Bridgeport, lenses, spec-
tacles and eyeglasses.
JUST EXACTLY RIGHT.
“I have used Dr. King's New Life
Pills for several years. and find them
that exactly right," says Mr. A. A. Fel-
ton, of Harrlsville, N. Y. New Life
Pills relieve without the least. discom
fort. Best remedy for constipation,
bilioueness and malaria. 250 at F. H.
Beulah drug store. “ ".
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
(Chicago News)
l A misfit truth is the worst Of all
lee.
‘.
The average woman is a good ac ,
tress off the stage.
A, good neigh or is as great
blessingmn a one isn’t. . . . .
.lW-‘Itm lung 9
in demonstrating cold facts
The poorer a. man is the less likely
I]
.’h9 is to be called a grafter.
Men are reasonably certain about
the age of woman of uncertain age
For every patient that swears by a
doctor at least a dozen swear at him.
Occasionally a couple marry and live
tBridge Phirmuy. I!
,happily over we: they are divorced.
‘ Scrdf‘ul? Km
.s'
.. great German actor, dunner as
,
is lsometimes needs
beam, Psorinsis or Ul-
cers tha‘t has bullied all doctors‘ skill
and other medicines,
EDR‘ TAYLOR'S
will poéElhver “we ’LMEDY- ‘
ilio w0I It kind
‘ ‘of cit-e or no pay
: 59" by PQATNER I. BRADLEY,
South Norwilk. Conn.
Stand. for free illustrated booklet.
BISPHAM A8 “BEETHOVENJ‘a 4"
‘NOt‘ahle Performhnce to Be Given to
the China It Tokeneke.
Apropos of the performance (If the
beautiful (In-act play, “Adelaide," to
:be given In the Casino at 'l‘oltenckp,
Saturday evening next. the colchratod
peiatlc artist. David Bit-Iphum, was
i. seen at his Tokeneke cottage recently,
i, and had the following to say about
.the play and how it came to be per-
fmmed in this counirv:
“Somc twenty yciIII-I ago, when l
was studying singing in ltnly, l was
shown on old time photoquph of the
“-Bce
thoven," in a little pluy called “Ade-
laide.’ after the composer‘s cqulsite
song, and dcplcing in ll. charming
manner the pun pal romantk episode
in his life. The idea that my own
files - could. without dlfliculty, be
thade- .'to resemble the portraits of
Beethoven caused me to search for
the old play, and long afterward I
opted it to tho rooulrccmnts of the
n stage, and have performed it
frequently In London, Now Y,orl(
Boston Chicago and l’hilndclphlu.
You know that Beethoven hccnmo
stone dcuf in middlc lifc, and mate
’some oi his grandest symphonies,
without oven licmln; them oxccpt in
his. mind's cm as it vmc This in-
firmity was (I tcrrlhlc trial and vt-x~
ution to the sensitive composer, who
bud it not boon for his chIlus, would
havc horn consldcrcd a first-class
crank. But lzls frioilda loved him for
the splendor of his chnractor. and
for his superb music, and hc was
adorcd by all women. For two In
dies, of all his flamm. llt' bud, at (ill
b
fcrcut times. the deopcst affccllou,
and the ‘Adcluitlc‘ of my little ploy
nus llllit'll by its author. llugo \ful
ch. us typlfving the love of the com
poi-erg life. and the tragedy of his
linchcloihood. it may Interest you to
know thnt l propose to give this play
in New York for some special pcr-
fcrmnnccs during the nothing will
tl'i'."
l'rcccdlng the performance of
'Adelaide." there will. he a short con-
cert of Beethoven music in which
Mr. Blsphum will sing a gioup of the
master's songs.
BEST THE WORLD AFFORDB.
“it gives me {Inbounded pleasure to
recommend Bucklen's Arnlca Salve."
niys J. W. Jenkins of Chapel Hill N
l.. "i am convinced it's the best solve
the wot ld affords. lt cured u felon on
my thumb. and it never fails to heal
cIcIy sore burn or wound to which it
in applied 25c at F, ll Baxter's drufl
store. .
MAKES Roosrsn TENDER.
Harris, Song Writer, Solve: the Great
est Boarding House Problem of
the Age,
(New York World).
A simple mcthod for rendering the
toughest old I'oostcr on earth as ten-
dcr and juicy no u Inilk-fcd squub hut:
bot-n pcrfvctcd by Charles K, Harris.
of this city, as summer rcsidcnt oi‘
Ccnfrul lsllp. L, l.
The processwhlch is dcstincd. Mr.
Harris stirs, to makc boarding house
life one long (lrcum of Joy, was dis-
covcicd by accident. 'l‘h( song writer
Icccntly went into chicken raising.
Among' the brood hc purchascd foI
stnrtinz purposes was an ancient cock
u-(loodle-docr.
"Why that?” asked liurris, polntin,
his finger disdainfully. “llc cun‘t lay
eggs. and no self-respecting hen would
take him for a husband."
The former said the rooster was (a
prize fighter. so he was kept.
One night the venerable rooster
iricd to pick (I bug off (I live clectrk
wire that ran up the side of the chick-
on house and fell (lend, a current of
several hundred volts having pnsscd
through his body.
Harris, as an experiment, cooked
the electrified fowl. The result was
astonishing. 'l‘he rooster melted in
the composer‘s mouth. IHarris bus
rigged up a "chair" for tough hens
and roosters and has become (1 regular
clcctrocutloncr.
Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup
sets gently upon the hon cls and there-
by drlvcs the cold out of the system.
Sold by The Clifford Prurmucy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
PUT IT ON LEAP YEAR.
Ralph W. Smith, the bond man, was
dictating to 'his stcnogruphor thc oth-
er day when a woman cutcrcd the of-
flcc. according to the Denver Post.
’ “is this Mr. Smith?" she asked.
“It is,” was the reply. “What can I
do for you?"
“I’d like ‘to see you in private," said
the woman. .
“I never see anybody in private."
Mr. Smith said. ' ,“Go ahead and talk
right here. My steuogmpher knows
all my business, anyway!
“No" said the woman. hesitatlngl);
' ~“I want to see you in private " »
"Impossible. madam."
“Not even ~'for-n.‘momeht?"
"No."
The woman smiled scoinfullv. “I
suppose you're. afraid of me just be-
cause it's leap y.ear ‘.she sold. .-.
m“- .I . I .
ouchOnai'Itoa overflow
Mm Danube aunt. debit-Mic.
Del. says: ,“l suffered for years with
dyspepslau used to have grcnt distress
umbelching. I tried cvcrytlIIn-z I
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until! took Brazilian Balm and one 50
ceht bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Planted, F. H
Butter and The cliffoml’hcmecy, ”
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W, 1!} ‘1 I '
Are the wtiiked and "New in Iii--
' Will They Bum Eternally?
Mr Editor: Witt you allow me space
to give u few thoughts on the above
subjects, bascd upon the only author-
ity in cslutenco.‘Jesus Christ, who
bIought immortality to light through
the Gospel? .
What is it? Jesus said u pliice of
tormcts, Luke ill-38. Where is it? A
place “prepared ‘for the Devil and
histuiigels. Matt, 25:41.
rich man also died and was buried.
and in hcll he lift up his eyes, being
in lormcnts," Luke ill-23.,
Will they burn eternally? “Deputy
from me, ye cursed,.iut.o everlasting
are.” Mutt. 25:4}.
llcaven~Whnt Is It? Where is it?
Are the righteous now dead in It? Will
they be happy eternally
What is it? It is (lod s throne, Mail
734. A city which both foundations.
Heb. 11-10.
Whole is If? it is high above the
earth. Psalm 103-“. A place prepared
for the righteous. JeIus sold, “in my
Father‘s house are many mansions:
if it were not so, i would have. told
you and go to prepare a place for you, '
John H 2.
Are the righteous dead now in it?
Jesus said to the thief on the cross
'Todcy thou shalt be with me in para
dise,“, Luke 23-43, “And it came to
pass that the beggar died and was
buried and was 'cIrried by angels to
Abraham's bosom. «The .Jow‘s rep-
rescntutlon of: heaven the resting place
of the Ilghteous) Luke-1623,
Will they be happy eternally? “And
these shall go away into everlasting
punishment (referring to the wickedi
but the, righteous. )nto Hie eternal,"
Mutt. 24- 46 ‘fAnd 1 will give unto
th‘cm eternal life and they shall never
pcri.‘(-Ih mm 10-28. i w '
l have given how what Jesus Christ‘-
said in Iclutlon to the future and dual
condition of the righteous-bud wicked.
What was said- before...lesus came to
earth in relation to heaven-unduhell,
was sold by the. natural man .from in-
stinct, and the operation. 0va (indie
spirit. He considered heaven to hc
(Inl most bcuutiful and lofty thing in
his rculm.. He referred to the. stars.
tho nir. flIc clouds, the ~firmsment. etc..
as tho-hoavcns, and to the grave being
the darkest and most dismal place he
calls hell I ;.
. We have no nutho it) of what is
beyond: until Jesus» hrist came to
bring lIIIInortulity to light. So all. the
authority wo have of.-the future‘statf'
of the departed (load. in what He said
All that was beforobim, the prophe-
(ties, the priesthood, the ordinances.
the low, the statutes, etc. were Inert
ed into Him and: all that. is known
since is buscd upoIL- -Hi.m He isthe
.IIlIodiment of all authority.
JolIu the Baptist acid the Futhei
lovcth the Son, and hath given all
things into His. hand. John 3-85. And
Jesus said. “All things are delivered to
me of my li‘nthcr. andho man know-
cth who tlIc Son is but the Father, and
whom the Father is but the Son. and
ho to Whom the Son will reveal Him,"
Luke 10-22. Tout-the comforter, which
is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father
will send in my home, He shall teach
(on all things and bring all things to
your IcmcmbIancc. whatsoever lhave
said unto you," J0lln,14y26.
‘l‘lils signifies that In order to re-
ceive the truc explanation of the Scrlp~
turc, we must be in favor with God.
and have the true spirit of revelation;
and if wchre in harmony with God
and seek to know the truth it will not
be necessuiy to bog (errors by inspir-
cd wr,ltcrs mist: IIIslations, make sufr
positions and allow possibilities.
Now basing. the future. state upon
the aIIihorlty.-cl',.lcsus Chin (and
therc~viu..iwnc-ofhor.l is lininot icintp
assume that. if tlIcroJI, II heaven more
is it. heli7. lf..he_aven ism. place. of
hmipineos. lIclkJs-(I. place 0,: moments,
”heaven ism place of conscious and
continuous and eternaltexiutence. Quit
hell. to a place of conscious nod con-
tinuous and eternal existence. It is
(\l given by the some authority. at the
same time, almost at the. same breath.
if the one is without end.. the other
(mist hp. According to common rea-
soning, \vc deservg hell more than
we merit heave...
Thcrc is an nwi’ul mystery in (ion-
nection with sin, which Jesus did not
mention“ Wise men, prime ministers.
theologians“ lune been trying to me
plalnrit for ages but havefallod: .“Why
sin chime into ythe‘World."e :8urely not
the put-pone nor pleasureof. God; we
are notrosponslble for it, but we are
obligated by- it, and held accountable
unless we accept the provibions made
by God through Jesus Christ who is
a proposition acceptable and sufficient
summon fO‘I 8111.. 1 I . '
There was an instinct born in man
from the beginning that he. would,,ex,v
ist i'orov'eru ,Thoi‘e .18. not a. savage
tribe no a heathen sect in all the
World butwhat believes in a continual
‘etxistence, a better place for the good
(ind a worse: place. for ,the bad. and be,
llove their evil doings must be atoned
for before they can enter into rest.
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or was He a decelver. He would have
seen the» world go down to destruction
sooner than deceive the smallest
child. He said to His disciples in
my Father' 3 house are main mansions,
if It” were not so I would have told
you." As well might He have said,
“The wicks-(lywill be punished foIcch;
if It were not I would have told you
If there he no existing punishmcnt for
the wicked He has deceived the major-
ity of the world. But He was no
deceiver. Meir are deludiug and dc
ceiting themselves. but Jesus Is ever
tIu».
The evangelist tried to make thc
point that to be eternally destroyed
was merely to be wiped out tomvcr.
by comparlnk the fact to being eter-
nnlly paved, citing that when we meet
the requirements Jesus thin and there
saves us eternally, that: is the complc
Lion of It Is that It fact? Is It Scrip-
tur'al’.’ in the eighth chapter of R0-
mans. 27th verse, it sayzs 'He that
searcheth the heart knowost what is in
we mind of the spirit, because He
mukcth intercession for the saints, ac-
cording to the will of God," audngulu,
in the 34th verse: "Who is he that
'condemneth; It is Christ ‘hat dicd
you, Inuihcr this is risen ago I) who is
evcn at the right hand of- (lad. who
also maketh intercession for us,” and
in Hebrews 7-24: “liut this mun, bo-
cruise He continueth ever, hath an un-
“changeable priesthood: wherefore lie
is also able to sovethem. to the utter-
most that come unto God by Him see-
ing that He o'ver IIVetlI to make inter-
cession for them." It is an eternal
salavtlon, but a continual intercession.
We should be admonished by what
John says, +1: “Beloved, believe not
every spirit but try the spirits, whe-
ther they be of God because many
liaise prophets are gone out into the
wot Id and Jesus said that “false pro
phets should arise and shall show
signs and wonders to seduce if it were
possible the very elect”
Our lives are too short for us to
quibble over doctrines But it seems
as though the time had come when
men use the knowledge which they
haIe acquired to make the plain and
simple things mysterious We find
enough in the Word of Truth that is
plain to lead the most simple into (in
pncrrlng way of a right and righteous
ife
It will be better to believe that there
is it place of continuous punishment
for the wicked and find at last there
is not, than to believe that there is
not and find at last therc is. .
JONAS D. WORDEN.
Use DeWitt‘s Little Early Risers,
pleasant little pills that are easy- to
take. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy
FOR CUP OF‘ COFFEE, 83,000.
Widow Recumpenoed by New Yorker
for Act of Kindness in' Boston} ‘
PLYMOUTH. “£88.. July 21.-—-A
cup of coffee given by one womanto
another in a Boston railroad station
gift of $8,000. - .
Mrs. B. Lilley, a wealthy New York
woman, is the benefactor. The good
Samaritan was Mrs Harvey Bartlett.
of Wellingsloy.
“Mrs Bartlett was in the Kneeland
sheetstatlon of the Old Colony mib
road station when an elderly woman.
.a total stconger to her, (attracted her
attention. The latter appeared to be
ill. Mrs Bartlett quickly slipped out
to the lunchroom Imd got a cup of
hot coffee.-
The woman she had succored did
not forget her. On the following
Christmas she sent Mrs. Bartlettnbox
of pretty gift and since then has re-
member-ed h with many presents.
A climax in. her »graiutude, was
reached the other day when she sent
Mrs. Bartlett-83,000 in good, paying
stocks. tuna .New York mnnufactor).
of the shores (it theirwuh‘ mine or
keeping their for the 8.' pén‘ cont. divi-
(lends théy iV'Illl ply; ~.‘;: v
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Why is it, if death ends all, or in oth-
cr words, if the. wicked are annihilated.
that man bus that instinct more than
the beast, if he has' not the seeds of
immortality sown in his nature?
Mr. Shaun, the evangelist, said last
Sunday evening that Jesus Christ time
.n sinner. = with he a sinner? A poi-son
must. comm'itsln in order to be a. sin-
ncr. Webster says that a sinner is one
who voluntarily violates the divine
ldw; one who has not received pun
(ion for his sins. Did He ever sin?
The Scripture says “He was manifest
to take away our slna‘. unthin Him was
no sin. ' John l-3. f‘Who did no sin
neither was guile found in His mouth."
First, Peter, H.222 ‘‘But. was in' oil
points tempted like as we are, yet
.iwlthoui sin" Heb. 4-15. In the ninth
‘chnpter of John iueuys. “Now we know
that God heumthmot Iinnere ” in He-
brch 7-26, it says..i‘l‘o,r such no high
priest became us who is holv harm-
less.undeflled."Sepa.ra.t81rOm sinners.
He was the friend of. donors. .He was
the Saviour of Iinmmifluudlfld the
sinners death; but. He wise not I. din
nor He was a sin oderln‘g’. He was, it
sacrifice fer etc, It sufllclout atoneineiit
,for sin, bot He up not. (I sinner, neith.
CAKMOBIA-
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nor. sAco'iv MAY '3: CALLED.
‘NEW HAVEN, July 25. -—Prof Ben-
Jamln 'W. Bacon, of- the Yale Divinity
School, may be offered the pastorate
of (the United Church, Congregational,
matte vacant by the death by drown
ins-0t Rev Artemud J Haynes, its
minister, recently, _accordlng to re-
ports. 9 trout ‘here yesterday. No for-
moi t: ion" Eb take in regard to
the :‘v‘it': lg u_ Iipit?‘ before fall in all
rebuilt
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send free to any mother Ilcr successful
home treatment, with full instructioIiI.
Send no money, but. write her today if
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Don't blame the child, the chances are
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