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. I I J /.' News About the Churches. Our An niversi(r:,:-;;;;et!.ng .<It the Meth- GeDrg11 J. Rossell, commander ~f !-==============::. d . C · b • S n. 1!. Cburcll. o l:lt .a.trch t e ~vmlllg 'unJay Even Poet Cook, 326, G. A. R., has be.en ap- . D be · · · h · Mond&y :Nighte. Prar_er Meet- tog, ~o,Jem r tst 10111tes t e Interest pointed a.ide-de-oamp on the depal't. nights. Hev. A.. H. E•ton, an.! att;nJan.:e of all Gr.,enwicb, and went commander's et~~off, E. J. AtkiB. IVlMBER you are •lOt only prgently- invited to a.t· eon, a.nd has reoeived his oommission There was a large congregation last tend, but bring your !riends wlth you, and badge. His o:ftlo:ia.l badge is a Sunday morning to hear the Thanks- speak to all men of the meeting. and strap and ribbon, to which is pend- giving sermon which we print In run make our first annual gathering a ent the bronze star of the member- ia this week's !sane. The choir ren- gra,Jld, inspiring; and memorable event. ., dered very a.coeptably two very .Mr J 1mes A Cruik~ha.nk of Brooklyn, ship badge. The rank strap is the \timely anthems. a well known Y. M. C. A. and Chris silver leaf on a. black field; the ribbon Next S11nday mornin there will be uan E.naeavur orator and worker, has flag Is red. These denote departmllBt e~o love feast in the le!ure room of consented to be with us. and will pre officers of the state. the llb.nrch at 10 o'clock and at 11 sent a forty-five minute address es- C Da~id ~· Kin~, of io;t Edward! i.a v'olook reoeptlon of members a.n'd the pecially to young men, and of them, n°t 11 ~ Y ntspec hor 1 °d oksts. bAsi s 1 st- saorement of the Lord's Supper will Ttm ts in reality a lecture, for the a. mspeo ors s ou ma e t e r re- b b d rRICES· ON GOODS. SCARFS. Black Ooney, worth 87!c for 69o. Natnral l'd.nskrat, worth $1.25, for 98c. ,Qlipped Ooney, worth $2.25, for ~l.S5. El~otrio Seal, worth $3 50, for .t$2.90. Rilal :Mink, worth $2.50, for $2.00. Stone Martin, worth $10.00 for $8.00. Btaok or Brown Opossum, worth $3.50, for $2.95. BJaok Raecoon, worth $3 75, for $3 25. Re~l t:i~ble, Imperial, worth $17, for $14. Stone M.artin, worth $25, for $21. Reall\l'ink, worth $15, for $12.50. Real t:lo.ble. worth $4 25, for $3 50. Thibat, one yllrd long, for $!.25. Sanae Gene Uollar, wi:h head and tail, $6.50. Skunk or Mink Oollar, with bead and t&il, $7.60. MUFFS. Black Hare, worth 87!c, for 69o Black Uoney, well made, good shape. $1.25. Natnral Opossum, cheap a.t $2, for $1 89. Musk Rat, worth $2.25, for $1.50. l 1 l1J:lib.tion Seal, worth $2.75, for ~-~.!;!5 'Gibila &Ill. ·atmost equal to ~a.l,$8.50. Be~l ::Silble, elegant ones, for $6 90. BroW'll or Black Opossum, $3.50. Black Astrakhan, worth $4.50, for t,· $U5. . ;,pyecl Musk Rat, worth $3.50, for . ',\) $2.~5. . • Black Goon, very stylish, S4 ~5. .. 'pnitatiou l:lea.ver, a great bargain, ::~- at ~2- 50. :i-_, Real B-:~ver, worth $6.5(), for $5. :' eal Mink, worth $7, for $6 ~ lack \.rb.ibet WcJrth $7.50, for ~~ ~6-iiO ·lFur Trimmings to Match All Mufls and Scarfs. gentlt:ma.n h.1s gifted powers of' oratory, ports to him. e 0 serve • d 1 11 0 i 't t' 11 b. 1 In the evening the anniversary or an not on y WI the interest in our n llVI a. JOn, a. oamp re was e d 'the Y. M, C. A. will be observed in local association attract our friends but at the pleasant home of Comrade 'thle church. the merit of the speaker will pro~e a Lane l!l.st Thursday evening, a. lar~e treat to ~11 who may be fortunate and number being present. Games of able to hear him. He comes from various kinds were Indulged in, and Bruoklyn expressly to appear with us music was furnished by Mrs. A. A. Oil this occasion, and we hope to ac- Norton, organist, and George J. Ru• cc.r.J htm the welcome of a very large sell, violinist. Refreshments were congregation. The President of our servpd, and all report a good time. As.;ociation, Mr. ]. A. McDougal, will At a !a.te hour all repaired to their preside, presenting tbe exercises l)f the homes with the remark, \Where will service, After remarks he will intro· the n.ext one be held?\ duce Treasurer Langdon, wbu 1vill fur. The commission in charge oLthe nish a complete report of the finances establisument of the Chickamagaa. of the AssociatiOn for its first year, this and ()ha.ttanooga nat!onal park has to be followed by the detailed report of so bmltted its report to the seoretary Secretary Mowry, who will as briefly as of wa.r. At the date of the last re- possible give a resume of the work:, ac- complishments, possibilities, and de- port the park comprised 5,fi21.21i sires The singing will be an es acreB. \The Sherman fighting pecial feature. Two selections will be' ground,\ forty-seven acres on Mis- rendered by a double male qnartette, slona.ry Ridge, has since been pll.r- while the chorous singing by men is ohased. The sum of $27,829 has been being rehearsed and is sure 10 be a expended for Iande. pleasant part of the program. The Robert B. Scott, of Argyle, has twelve ushers will urge men to sit in been granted a. pension. Comrade front seats, thus to present a body of Scott was a. good soldier, and his m~n at this men's meeting. But be it old soldier friends will be pleased to understood that the ladles are welcome hear that he ha.s at last btoen recog- at this meeting, it is for all, at the nlzed. usual time of union service. A. col- Tb.e ciOlonel of the Second regl- lo:..tion wlll be taken, upon recommen ment or the Kentuoky militia., and dation of the committee in cllarge of tb.e officers of his home oompany, the meeting. and cards to induce new have tendered their resignation, be- membership Will be dtsuibuted. The lng, a.s they deolare, unwilling to young people societies will be reques- serve under a republloan governor. ted to close early on this night, and the We ehonld think tha.t a republican service '(/ill begin promptly at seven! governor would be equally unwilllug o'clock. The first bour Will be taken 1 to have snob men serve under him up witb singing, praise and devotional! Dlshone>rable dil!oharge would beth~ service, and the reports of local officers; proper way o! dlspoaing o! these sn- the final hour by the add_ress of Mr I perseasl tl ve pa.rti.ean Kentuol!. of- Crulkshank and preluntnanes, the ser- Jl Y . 1 . h oel\B. vtce to c ose Wit a double quartette 'l'h \D hte f th Ar t h selection and benediction service. The T 0 a~g Mi r ~ e L wy 0 p t e program as now arranged IS appended: ennessee, sa !l.J'Y og&n ea.r- Bervloo bogma •t 7 jp. m. eon, has the dl•tino,lon of being the li.Yuumlso!lll by men's voices. only wotna.n evsr asked to respond Scripture reading......... . ..... Rev. Morrlo to a toast a.t a reunion of the sooiety Prnyer.. .... .. .. .. . .............. Rov. B.lovillo : w h!oh has adopted her She Is the Sbleotlo!L ...................... Double Qn&rtetto 1 da.ngb.ter e>l General R~bert B. Pear· Openina Bemarka ... PrellideotJ. A.l!lcDougal Secretary'' Report., ......... ThomM E. Mowry I BOD, the illst colouel or Logan's regl- l're&snrer'• Report .............. N. B. Lo.ngdon ment, the thirty-filth Illinois. His Singing .......................... Ooo.areaa.tion dau~~thter won her way to the hearts AddreM ................... Junes A. Oroikftbank I of the veterans of the atmy ol the O<Jntribntioo .......... Remarks by RoY, Eat<Jn •r · Mom hera sol!oitcd by card. Rom. by Mr. Lapp en.ne.eee by her slna'lng and reolta- Selomlon ................. Donhlo Qnartetto tlonB at 11.nnual reunions. Singing and Benadio\ion ......... Oougreg•tlon: WAaJI1NGTON, Nov. 28.-The report lL E. Ohuroh .... · .............. t!undu, Doc: l!t of AB>Ilatant ti~orata.ry Reynolds of . The next S~nday d~II'Otlonal meetmg I the interwr department states tl:lat wtll have for 1ts subject, \Not to b~ . - M · d b M' .. th grntlfylng results ha.ve followed the 1n1stere unto, ut to miSter. e 8 bl r '·I tt. 6 8 d pa.se~a~re of the aot relating to tbe t e reaerences n a x.x :z • a . an Romans xti·lo. Mr. John M Hous- payme~t ol scorned pensions. The ton w 1 11 conduct the meeting. At 3 sngrr;esuon for a more ullllorUl rnle o'clock sharp. It is expected that Mr. for proof or rna.rrtage In pensl~n Cruikshank will attend this meeting oases is renewed. t:l~resa laago.lulald and we respectfully recommend that upon the recommendation fur legis- the attendance be large as it will alford lation which will secure to the wives the priVIlege of hearing and meetmg and children of pellllloners who an- with the speaker of the evening. All l .. wfullv abandon those dependent men are cordially invited to tbe meet- upou them, a portion of th\ bounty mg. paid such pensioner. Fnday evening at the Association Rei\. t:leth C. C~y or (:larduer rooms rehearsal of the Anniversary Mass., the adjutant or tbe uld 12BJ hymns will be held, and a.gain on regiment, was united in marriage to Sunday afternoon at ~ethodist Miss JennieS. Dnnn. Nov. 25th la.t. churcb. A.ll are invited these re- 'fba t>ld boys join ill extendiiJg ooo- hearsals. It is the plan to all the gratulll.tions. Reformed Church. Pra~er meeting Wednesday evening. Y. P 1!. 0. . weetiua 8un<lay svening. l>ev. F. a: ::leo e p•stor. Mrs. E. B. Borton of New York the corresponding secretary of th~ W. E. C. of Domestic Missions, oo- eupled the pulpit last Snoday morn- ing and evening. The lady Is a. very iDterestlng and entertaining speaker, and her address both morning and evening was listened to with a. great deal of a.ttentlon. Only Cutter thatcuts and splits the stalks. W. EDDY PLOW CO. GENERAL AGENTS. Baptist Church. Thom&~ Wentworth DiutnJon•a Beantlf'bl Be,v. Olarence E. Lapp. pastor. PreachinA\ Tribute to BIB Mother. We are aervice&llla.m.&nd7:00p.m 1 Y.P. B. 0. E ~j). m. Uhurch prayer meetmg Wedneaday I trace tomymother'sdirectinfluence rught, 7:30 o'olooli. 'l'he pastor Will endeavor to toe at !lome Mond•ya 10 reoelVe &ny who may three loafiing motives o1 her youngest wilh to see him personallv. son's life-the love of personal liberty, One of very Inspiring obarll<lter wM the mu- ot religions freedom and of the equality sill&! service .last Ba.bbath evening. Both o1 the sexes-writes Thomas Wentworth ohGira carried out the parts \\'igned them Higginsoo in The Ladies' Home Jour- with algn&l aneoeos. nal As to the more subtle and intimate G • t b Theschoolhouaerevlvalmeetmgs o.remeeting Influences, they ordinarily came by oon- 010g 0 e 2'1etler•)t•s~~i:t~ with great suoooss in quickenmg apuitu.J in- taot, not by preaching. Sbe nlwaya terests &mODI' ohristi..a.w a.nd the unconverted. · th f Meetings will be held t.hi• week Fnday night mamtaiDed at the younger Qbildren o in Centre F&lls IWd Marsh&ll school houaoo. a large family hada.mnoh better chance Brother Oharles Remolds will spea.k at Centre for developxnent than the elder becanse Falla. llDd tho pnstor at M....r.hall school house. they had more freedom to develop them· For the corning The &llllual church day Wlli oocnr on next selves. With her elder chlldren, she al·l . Tuesday With dinner at noon. and buaineoa ways said, overoonseientlousnElB.l! nlmost meeting •t 2 o'alooh. bore her to the earth. She telt person-~ Holiday Season The monthly covelllloDimeeting will be held ally responsible for every childish fault this ~ 1\ edneaday) everuug. . She had been renred in the school of 1 . Umon Tbaukl!ll!vtng aorvtce ln lhu church, Locke which regarded the hullliiD BOlli I At pncea that '!lilllllla',Jjii«''l will be held on Thlli'Bdsy enning- at 7 -so Tho ' but • very l!lliAll !lev 0 E • ·nn will h lh · S 1 as blank paper, on whioh parents and 1 profit • • · .LA...-..- Drea.e e sermon. pee- ch 'd _, 1 . w mu.io by the cholr. tea era di ,... the wntlng. But her , .., children were of stroog and vnried lndl- 1 B J • vidnallty, and she learned In time to Y OWertng OUr Rfii~~:;\' U. 1'. Charch. Pr•yer moetin~r Weduead&yevenmg. Y. P. 8 0. E. ,meeting SUildl\y evoning. Bev. A. W. Morrta. p .. tor. Regular services as usual. Preu.c h- ing by pastor GOLDEN . .......-. ...... MEDICAL DISCOVERY Many yean qo Dr. R. V. Pierce, ebler eonsnltln~ physl<!ian to the Iav•lids' Hotel ud Sttrg'lcal Institute, Buffalo, N. Y., com- pounded this medicine of verenble ln~dl eats wh lch had an especial elfect upon the atomac:h and Uvtr. ronsini' tbe organs to healthfUl acth-lty u well 8.!1 purlfylni and enriching lbe blood. lly sueb mea.ns the atoma.ch &nd the oervts are \npplied with pun blor>d; they will not do dnty without lt any more: than a locomothre ~ run with· out \\al. You can uol f•t a lasting cure of Dppepsla, or hidlgestton, by ts.klng arti- ficially dlgosted foods or pepsin-the stom- ~h most do its ow. work in its own way. Do not p11t yom nerves to sleep with so- called ~lery mhlnn•, It io better to go to the seatoftbe dillienlty ond feed the nerve cells on the food they require. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Bllion511e\\ lllld Nervous Af· fe-c:tion~ such u sl~~plessness and weak. tlervous feelings are completely cr&red by tbe \Discovery. 11 It put! on·l1ealthy B.eah, brinp refresbln• sleep and invlgomtea the whole eywtem. Mrs. K. H\\\\'- o( flo. 8¢ N'\llo HDlsUd St., O.lmp, nz., writes: \X rqp.rd my lmpro-.e· :::Je~fui.' msfu~ study the temperament o1 each &Dd be patient with its unfolding. lier \Whole formula of training consisted In these three things: To retain the entue oonfi· dance ot the child, tc do whatever seem- . Our stock is large and \1Jllllll~~.i od wisest and to be patient. Her trnat \\ In Providence was nbsolute and control- ling, ns waa her sew!lt of the personality of the Deity. Most nlua.ble of Ill! her tmite to her children next to her quality of 811Illlhin!l was probnbly he. absolute rectitude, the elevation of her whole tone, the OOlll· plete nnworldlineaa, so that no child of here ever heard her refer to any staDd- ard but the highest. Wltb all thia wM combined the coneolentions BCCnraoy in a.fl'airs, the exquisite nicety In all houa&- bold detn!IB, which belong to the beat ' o1 the traditions o1 New England. Tbo Contacfon of ldeaa. Yours, c. MEALEY, Bill of FOR Thanksgiving OnterB on \he half aholl. 110a per Cl&tru!, t&.> per do:zcn. Oyster stew, 2fio .,.ch, Fry, 2llc each. Piokled Tongue, 1110. Pig's Feet, !Do eo.ah. Tril>l!. 10o and 20c ver p1ale, Oysters, raw, tOo and rouperpll,te, Ha.m IUld Eggo, 211o. Oy,ters, Me and I5IJo per quart. Clams, 75o per 100. Pork nnd Beans, 100.. Ooffe B.Ild Tea. FUR SETS FOR THE UTILE music by men's voices botb in the Moses Benway, aged 62 years, a cho1r box and by men m front seats. veteran of the late war, di\d a.t his taking Dr. Me~·\ G<>ldeu Medlen! Dis- covery in ~nnffiton with his • Pleuant Pell~t. ' I baove gain· Affirmation, pure and simple, wfth. out reaBOning and without proof, is one of the surest mOHn8 of planting lli1 idea. In the popu!IU' mind. The more conoi66 It Is, the more free from ever, appenr- anoe of proofs and demonstration, th& more authority It has. TM religions hooks and the codes o:f all ages have al- ways proceeded by oimple nffirmatioo. Stateamen called upon to defend any political cause and manufa.ctmers od- vertiab.g their goods know what it Is worth. Yet It has no real iDfluenoe, er- oept It is constantly repeated and BC> tnr as possible in the same terma. Nn- poleon said that repetition was the anly oorionB figure in rhetorio. By repetition an affirmation is lnornsted in the mi.Dds of henrem till they at lnst accept it as a demonstrated truth. What Ia called the onrrent of opinion is formed, nnd then the potent mechanism o1 . contagion comes lll. Idooe that haYe reoohed a cl!r- tain otnge, in faot, possess a contagious power as intenoo 1\8 that of microbes. Not fear and courage only nra contagi-- ous. Ideas are, too, on condition that they lll\EE repeated often enough. FOLKS. worth $1.75, for worth $3,25, for Pooltet- Trimmings to Matcb All Children's Sets. \ CASH These are offeced as orportu nities to home In Hartford !ae.t week. become familiar with the music William H. Gibsun, died Munday Twelve ushers w1ll seat the congre- gation and urge all men to sit in the ni~bt ll.t Cambridge, aft\r a patuful illness of more than live years, was front pews so as to greet the speaker with a body of men and make the a!>- born In Londonderry, Vt., in 1841 pearance or a men's meeting. When At the age of 16 years he enhsL.-d in you are requested to occupy a front the Eleventh regiment, Verruvnt, seat please comply readily-the meeting Comp&ny G. Sixth oorps. For thre& will prove more enjoyabfe to you. The yea.rs he served his oountrv and was same twelve young rneo will solid never woundAd, although eagaged in membership and have genera.) charge over seventeen battles. In 1867 h& of the large meeting. married .Ill. iss Mary Frances Wright. The Executive Committee of eleven, Besides his wife, bls immediate re!n- togP.ther with the pastors and the tives are his father, aged 85, at Lou- speaker, Mr. Cruikshank, will occupy donderrv, Vt., and & sister, Mrs. Al- the pulpit platform, and thirty young fred Wiloox of Hooslok Falls. For men will fill the choir box. nineteen years he had been a resi- A committee of three have been dent of Cambndge and was always named to do special work on member- e&teemed a.s honorable n,nd uprigbt. ship immediately after Dec. xst H!B l>usiness was snooes;ful, and h~ It is desirable that all monies be paid bnilt and oocupied for ten years th~ in before the anniversary. Ir you have stor~ now ooonpled by Willard Gam- =~~~~r:s= n~r ~~ 11 !~nr:JY eolar~ a11d I Nl fend greally from dyspepilla.. No pby· lfdan roa1d (i'Vt relfef. Now. aft« two moutM I a11:1 entire- lY .. u • .-..~ SJ.f my di!I9Se. 'M'/' appe- tite t. exee:Uent; fo-od well dlr-sted; bo...,l• ngulor and aloop ttttu~h imp1'0Ved. ... UNIQUE OPERA HOUSE, Tuesday Eve., Dec. 3d, GEO. P. STETSON'S BIG !!IPI!ICTACULAB. Uncle 'rom's THE BA~NUM OF THEn ALL. Under the m•n•gement of an account please constder it. ble. The funera.l was held Wed- Three members were elected at the L. W. W AB HBUNN. last meeting of the Executive Com mit- nesday at 2 p. m. from the bouse. tee. Rev. Dr. Gordon having eha.rge of 50 MEN. WOMEN and CHILDREN Cards will be distributed through the servioes. The interment will be .. :double Band El.lld Orchestra. the audi<>nce at the Anniversary on at Woodland cemetery. A post mor- .,. t 1 t' h ld M d A Great Company. which the signature may be placed, in. em exam na 1on was e on ay A Great Oast dicating desire for membership in • 9 5, afternoon bv Dr. Niver of this plaoe or an amount of subscription to the and Dr. Herrick of Troy. They found work. These may be handed the usb· the oanse of death to be oanoer of ers at the door or taken honie for sig- the kidneys. Comrade Gibson 'WIIB nature and return to the Association. also e. charater member of Post Me- Tbey will be handed to ladies 'as well, Kie, G. A. R. that the men Pemaining at home may Oa Nov. 8th, at Joe Spratt Post not lose the opportunity to join with us. rooms in the oity of Watertown, a. Two TOP!IJ.III!I, Bea.ded by MISS OR.ACE WASHBURN. TWO MARKS. Eva and her PoDJ', Prince. Lone Star l.lnartetle. Abioan 'Mandolin Players. Double Quartette. Jubilae Singers, Buck and Wing Danoors. Bltouters, eta., eto.. et<J. It will be expressed at the Anniver· temporary organization of the 94th sary meeting as assumed that unless R~g. Assoola.tion was formed. D&- notiflcation is given of withdrawal, all oember 18th is tbe date set for a gen.- New Sowrs. A Pack of <lenuloe Bloodhounds. NewDanoes. New Mnllio. Every-thing New. memberships continue into '96, or un- eral rell:Dion of the members of the til such time as reason shall arhe for regi~ent, and a oowmittee Is now at sarn,e. It will not M. nee~, there• work perleottng arrangements and f~re fol' present, 1'JtfiiJiberll to sign the engagin~~: attr.ctionsfor the program.. ca,rds to call on Tli~ JM'!ies a'e to have oharge of the . iWltlU.et. ~ i~ p· ''t. ·v \ '\ - ,, A CAR LOAD OP BBAUTII'VL SCENBilV. Cdtton Pickitl.a. Home ill the Booth. Eva•• Aocension. Tbe ~ndost Street Parade Ever GiTeo. .nrv ll&nds. Two Don. ke.va. ., 1 Jifa_ •lliT 1 e llt!~,. eto. A , ghl o --- Lifell.me. ar~oe• .. nt1J&L : _ · h When the mechanism of contagion has begnn to work, the idea enters upon the phase that leads to sncoesa. Opin- ion, which repelled it ot first, ends by tclernting and then accepting it. 'l'he idea henoeforward gains a penetrating and snbtle force whioh sends it onward, while at the same time creating a EOrt of special atmosphere, a general \'l\'ay of thinkicg.~Popular Science Monthly. ()ard'nl. Two Yo:rkshlremen had been on a trip to Blaokpool and were on their -way home, when one noticed that his com- panion WIIB carrying a bottle hal111.lled with sea water. \Why what 'ave yergotthere, Bill!\ be asked. \Well yer see,\ was the reply, \my onld woman hasna seen t' sea, so 1 thought I'd take h~ a drop.\ \But said the first, \wbile yffr were doing it, why didn't yer take a full bottle?\ \Not mel\ was the answer. \Wba.$ should I ha'e done when the tide begllD a-ris!n' 11Dd broke the botth ?\-London Tit-Bits. A. Bard Da1'o Wurll. • • I almost feel tired,'' said the new womiiD a.s abe laid her beaver aside and gave o:rders for the proper stabling of her bicycle. \I thought yon men never got tired,\ groaned her husband. \Rarely replied the new woman, \but today l made the speech that kill· ed the bill for the emancipation of h~· bands, and rai~ the root of. the capitol llith a piece of m,.nind, aDd ~· that ain't ell<>ugh to tire a bod1l'd ~· ~ knl)'w whm is t' '-Atlauta, OoDIIii~OD. 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