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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

L roga,e OF The County OF New'Sork Notice is hereby
ven 10 all persons having claims against Cornelius "
Van Raust. late OF the City of NewY0rk, gentleman de
ceased, 10 present the with the thereof
The subscribers a, the residence of subscriber c.
Van Raust No 40 Broadway the CITY OF New York,
or before the twcniySeventh day OF May next-Daled
New.York, the twenty fourth day of November, a D.,
lS42. nos law6ns
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4 OF the County OF New York, Notice is hereby
given 10 ali persons having claims against Gilbert T. ode
late OF the Cit, Of New York, mknan deceased 10 pre-
sent the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber
a, the office o. William $ King, No Is Nassau street in
The Cv oil New York before the 10th day March
Dated New York, the 1871. day OF September 1872
Si4 lwGmf PliiLETTA ODEII-
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the >ul

/ N PURSUANCE Of an order of the sur
4 -cgaie OF The County of New-York notice Is hereby
given 10 all persons having cairs against Mibza Howell
lae OF The c NJ New York, founder, deceased, 10
present tue win The vouchers thereof the sub.c
be- al The ONCE OF joseph <. Coffee, OF Beach and
West streets, the city OF Rev York on or Before III
nneegth day Juss next; Dated New-YoTk The 18th DAY
OF December. 1872. NELSON HOWELL,
laS6nl- -a,tu,iri,-r,,rr
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N PURSUANCE of an order of the

& Surrogate ot the County OF New York notice her.b
gwen TO all persons having claims against Abraham ".
present the NTH the vouchers thereof e the subscri-
Der al her residence, No. 749 Grevnwchee in The City
oil New York, on or before the twentynalh day OF MAY
EeAt Dated New York TIE tweny,lxA day oil Nov 1872
ESq law6m MARY COOPER Administrative
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
Il rogae Of the County OF NewYorS, NoTicE is hereby
given 10 all persons having claims against LEWIS TOOK
Err. late OF The City OF NewYok, Carman deceased,
present Tie same with The vouchers thereof 10 the sucr
her nj his house. No 49 Houston street. the City New
York, before The SIKH day OF May nextOd!ed New.
York, the lti oay OF November. 1912.
MS law6m JOHN 5. TOOKER, Administrator
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
a rosate OF the County of NewYork, Natce hereby
SVEN 10 all persons having claims against Robert EckaT,
late OF the city of NewYors cauker deceased 70 present
the with The vouchers thereof subscriber al his
residence. No BrooUeS;re-i IN The city OF Nsw-York,
before the twenty sscoad day Of jane nexL-Daed
New York, the nineteenth day OF December A. D.. 1872
DO Iaw6nv VIZ; GRAY Executor
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Names OF lU,cstateS whose Els
tates have been taken charge
ofby the Public Administrators
or his predecessor, AVID which
have not been heretoior re-
ported.
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G I O0N REWARD-Tbe subscr;

G OlH REWARD.-Tbc subscri-
. L J!ISs Der lost in this City on the 18th Noven
be- last BIS PoCkET BOOK containing 81 ECO in nlorey
Sce o! tbe baEk OF North America and $3.50 ank Of
Fhadeipha-aBG toar checks amounting 10 si4 drawn
and endorsed by SsHue Bradford Esq Philadelphia paw
able at the 6ask OF North America the payment OF when
mas been soPp"t with mary notes receipts and orber
panrrs OF no vaice 70 any but The owner
The person having found who viii rsturn the -a,s-.
VII DC allowed 10 keep the money il contafn and rsciys
ioersi sam beside No qaes,ions nil be asked il Iea
- IN inc one - Eo"ards Hotel Broadway. a. Congress
hai with the subscriber al Lanraser Pa
- MICHAEL MALONE.
NIN PIATES-ofll hnvas a...--.i- e.
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yr,o THE COMMON COUNCIL THE CITY OF NEWYORk-The
NYok
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur

N UINEOtINVL OF an UFutT OF lnS SUI
H rogate of the County oi New-Yorb, NOTICE. is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against jackson
late OF the city o; New York, merchant deceased pre-
sent the With the vouchers thereof the subscriber
AT his store. No Is Ceeates Slip The city of NewYork
on or before the Twenty-titth OAR OF January
Dated Sewfork, the TweBty-secnnd day Of July 1912
IVES laW6Q,- RALPH MEAD
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DUBLlC ADMINISTRATORS Office,

DUBLlC ADMINISTRATORS Office,
Ii No. sc johnsreet-In pursuance OF an order OF the
Surrogate Of The County OF NewYork notice hsrby giv
10 ali persons having claims against Margaret NcCabe
Albert Ferdinand William Dobsou, or William, Burrows
deceased neetaes TO prrse, he with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber his Office Nc 50 Josr-sreer
n the City OF NewYork before The oa-th day OF
February next
Dated New York. August Sd, 1872
All lswSm f. KETCHUM, Public Administrator
IT1;eod Board and pieasas, Rooms can Be obtained
alSo- d CliF-Sr.eL IN plS
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4 rogste OF The County OF NevYork Notice * hereby
10 all per>oGs having claims against Edward B. SUM
nsrs late OF the City OF N-wYoek Grocer deceased 10
present lie win lie vouchers TO the snb.cr
hers NJ No Is R!vinoEsireet OF Essex street IN
he City of Ne.Ycrk. before The thrtetl iay OF
Jaae, lS42 Dated New York, the twenty seventh day
OF December. lsia.
SUSAN SUMMERS. ,au...-
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

n. II. Bowsr, Solicitor.
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ADMINISTRATORS Of

FICE No IS john-st-rei.-Ir purSu5nce OF an Crie.
~. IT, surrogate Of The County OF New-iors, Noace
bs-y riven TO alt persons having claims asain>t Cts
n5er Light, late OF tie City OF Newly grocer w.
=, ,rrS-nt the arle With the vouchers taefeo 70
ri,rr nj hi, ctce No IS Johastreet. N the Cay 81
NYork on or bet-re the fourth day OF February next
dated Ncvs-York. August ST, 1872 ..
.iT,aSn EETCHtJM Public Administrator.
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No IS John sreet!n pursuance OF an order OF The
surrogate of theC County NewYork notice hereby given
10 ali persons having Grains against Alexander bro" An
on Cole Marcus Brutu5 deceased nes;steS TO present
The saue with vouchers thereof the subscriber, at his
ofce No IS john.stret- in the City OF New-lork, on or
before the fourth day OF February next
Dated Ner-York, Angus. Sd 1872
AMI Iaw6m T. kETCHUM. Public Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02
CD ~ Ell I'D - TN
A N D
O ~ e z R Z G. E: .

" GRANT hns just received full sup
re- ply of New and Scasonabe Goods
from New York and other markets. cen
ssting in part of The following descrihed,-
all of whch,shall be sold Mt prices calcula-
ted to sustain tn" reputation Of the store.vjz:
Rich striped Velvctsnnd Cashmeres, new
style, plain and striped Chu$ans, and Alpn
ca. plain and striped Muslin de lanes all
colors, Plain blk and blue blk Silks ard
Bombazines, superior silk Velvets, and 9th
or Over Coat Trimmings, plain and fignred
Beaver cloths for Over Coats, cheap aud
good plain and figured Satincts and CASH
mcrcs, cheap and good Broad Cloths and
Vestngs full assortment, cheap and good
Chusnns, Muslin de lains, and Blanket
Shaw s, all colors, Hat, Cap, and Neck Rib
bors full assortment Rich Merino Gloves
AID Mitts for Ladies, Genlcmen's Wooden
Gloves, best Leather, Silk and Cotton
Gloves for Ladies aud Gentlemen, Silk
Fringe and Gimps full assortmcntRich New
Prints from 6 to % cents per yd. Splendid
Velvet and Silk Cravats for Ladies, Cap and
Cardinal Laces, Elgings. Dimiy, French
and English Mcrinos, Boots, Shoes, Caps.
and Rubber Over Shoes Of all sorts and ST.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02

ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
lN holders of the Housatonic Rail Road
Company, that the annual meeting OF said
Company for the election Of Officers will be
held Mt the CITY Court Raom in the City Of
Bridgepor: IN Tuesday the l4th day of No.
vemher l6l3 at o'clock p. NJ.
Also To take into consideration n mortgage
of the road and property of the company,ex-
ecu,ed by the Pres idrnt and Directors in
pursuance Of the previous resolutions of the
Stockholders, and if expedient to ratify and
confirm the same.
Also to take into consideration the remain
ing indebtedness of the Company not secur
ed Ivy said mortgage and TO adopt such
measures for the security and ultimate pay
ment of the same as shall seem advisable.
Also TO adopt such Bye Laws for the regu-
la,ion of the affairs and business of tho Com
pany and to IKE such Other provisions re-
gnrding the Company affairs, property,
rights and Indebtedness rs shall upon full
consideration seem advisable.
By Order Of the Board of Directors.
IRA SHERMAN, Secretary.
November Both, lS43. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02
District Of LilchGeld, SIS.

PrOD01e COuTK, Ocl. 81, IS43. :
~ STATE of Ezra TAYLOR, late of
AZ Cornwall in said District, deceased.
Ordered-Tha: tho Administrators exhibit
their Administration account to this Court for
adjustment, at the Probate Office in Li.chlield
on the l4th day of November ls43. at 10 o.
clock forenoon; and that all persons inter
csted in said Estate may be notified thereof
the Administrators willcnuse this Order to he
published in newspaper printed in Litchfed
County and post copy thereof on the sign
post in said Cornwall nearest the place
where said deceased last dwelt.
Certified by
% ELISHA s. AEERNErHY. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02

AtG Court Of Probate holden al Salisbury Nth.
in and far The District Of Sharon on The 18Th
day Of October, A. d. 1913:
Present. john g, Mitchell, Esq. Judge.
nN motion OF BENJAMIN II. WHITE. Exec
" uior uf the last will and testament Of
JOHN WHITE late o: Sharon within said Dis
trict, deceased This Court doth decree ,ha;
siX months from this date be allowed and
limited for the creditors Of said estate to ex-
hibit their clni MS against the same To tie
Executor thereon and directs that public
notice be given Of this order by advertising
in q newspaper published in LitchGel,l, and
by posting "a copy thereof on the public sign
post In said town OF Sharon nearest the
place where the deceased last dwoli IN said
Town. Certified from Record,
1j' Jcua G.. MITCHELL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02
ELISHA s. ABERNETHY, Judge
District of Liichfeld, SIS. }

D7SlrlcI Of IIllchteld, IS.
Probate Court, Oct. 3Oth 1913.
y STATE of SETH LANDoN, late of Lich-
H field. in said District, deceased. The
Administrators represent the Estate insolvent,
and pray the appointment of Commission
ers thereon.
Ordered-That Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of
said Estate be appointed at the Probate Of
fee in Liichfeld on the 18th day Of Novcm-
her lS43, at 10 o'clock, forenoon of which
oil persons in interest will take notice, and
appear, if they see cause, and be heard
thereon. Certified by
% ELISHA s. ABERNETHY. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02

Al a Court Of Probate holden al Plymouth. ,o'th-
in and for The District Of Plymouth On the
30h day Of October, A. u. 1913:
Present, Elisha johnson, ESP, Judge.
I'm motion of WHY'S ATwATER, Exccu-
" tor on the estate of ESTHER DUNBAR,
late Of Plymouth within said District. de-
ceased; This court doth decree that six
months be allowed and limited for the cred
itors of said estate to exhibit their claims
against The same TO the said Executor and
directs that public notice be given of this
order by advertising in newspaper publish
ed in Litchfeld. and by posting ii copy there
at on the public sign post in said town of
Plymouth nearest the PLACE where The de-
ceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
% ELISHA JOHNSON. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02
District Of LitcfetL IS. I

17t"UI Uf y I8UIWF7'I' w Z
Probate Court, October, 81. 1919. {
ESTATE Of LUCY c. STREET. iate Of
kAGoshen, in said district deceased. The
Court OF Probate for the District of Lilch-
field hath limited and allowed six months
from III" date hereof, for the Creditors Of
SAID Estate, to exhibit their claims for settle
meni. Those who neglect to present their
accounts. property aitesie'l, within snid time,
VIII he debafrcd recovery. Al persons
indebted to said Estate nrc requested to
max" immcdinl,- payment N
3w22r LAuovr S-pr-~ y-yccu,or,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02
M AR r T.

In This towr, Oct 18th, by Rev. Mr Marks. Nj. E
P. Hill of Green, New York, to Miss ii. e. Hatch.
On the Both ut: by The san.e, Mr.. Andrew j, Pier
pont to Miss AlmiFa y, Palmer, all Of Ltchield.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02
PROBATE SALE.

PURSUANT to an order from the Court
Il ofPr0bate for the District of LtchGeld,
will be sold ut Public Auction, to the high.
est bidder, on the 10Th day Of November 1913,
at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon, (unlcss previ.
ousIy disposed of at private sale,) so much
of the Real Estate of ORRIN JUDI, late of
Litchfeld, deceased, as will raise the sum of
one hundred thiriy-fou dollars fify.ihrec
cents. Sale to take place on the premises in
said Litchfield. Terms nude known at the
time of sale.
HENRY JUMP, Executor.
Dated nj Litchfield, this 30th day of Oct. 1913.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02
Goshen, Oct. l6, 1913.

TEIHE Court of Probate Tor the District Of
Il Harwin'on, hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for the
creditors to the estate of RosANAH BALDWIN
late Of EIarwinton deceased, to exhibit their
claims tor settlement. Those who neglect
10 present their accounts properly attested,
within said time, will he debarrpd rccov-
cry. All persons indebted TO said estate, ara
requested TO make immediate payment to
JONATHAN BUEL )r.,,,
ErAsrUs BALDWIN Executors.
IIarwin,on, October 18th 1S43 3w22
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Oc,. 30.
At market, 1850 Beef Cattle. $50 Sonrhern) IS
PRIcEs-BEEr CATTLE were very dull Of sale. and
a decline otfull so per cwt, submit ted IN, and we
quote ordidary TO Go,d Cattle, Sia 49, with occa-
sionsl sales nj 5. GOO unsOd.
Cows AND CALvEs.-$l8a 25 IN % 50.-all sold
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sales Of $500 at 81 a 81 l.2
for Lambs. and 81 Is 81 for Sheep. in quality.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02
WING STATE CONTENTION.

The Wings OF Connecticut viii hold State Con.
ventiOn at New Haven Wednesday. the S,h day Of
Novembe- next. FOR the purpose Of nominating can
ddates for Governor, Lieut.. Governor, Treasurer
Secretary. and Controller, and for the SELECTION OF
six Delegates to the National Wing Convention, TO
be holden m Baltimore in May next. The Gongen-
ton to consist OF delegates from each town equal to
double the number Of It's representatives in the Gen.
eral Assem- bly,. The COfnmiees Of the severa
towns are requested To attend the calling Of NEE
ings for the appointment Of delegates as early rs
practicable.
EZRA 8. HAMILTON, Central
HENRY PECK. Committee
New Haven, Sept. nh, 1913.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02
DRESS MAKING.
DISSOLUTION.

THE coparincrship heretofore existing
Il under the ma me and firm Of O'Brien
g. Cook is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business of the concern will be
settled by II. +. Cook. john O'BRIEN,
r. +. Cook.
Goshen Oct I6 1914 n Sd 3,v*
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02

| NEw-YoRK MARKEr.-Western Flour 4 sc. Mess
Pork II oo-Prme do. 90. Mess Beef s. 75-Primc
DO 375. Best butter ~ to l4c. Cheese to 5l-2-
Oats 2sc. Rye CSC. Wheat 100. Corn Sic
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02
ID I f. d

In this village, on the 18th ult Mrs Stone, wife of
losah Stone. aged 62. On the 30th uIt, Mr. Lctenzo
ID. HUI, aged 81.
In this town, on the 9th ult, Miss Caroline Smith,
only daughter ct MIR. Horace Smith, aged 10. On
the 3Ist, Mr. Elisha Taylor. aged 49,
In ObcrIin Ohio, Oct. 18th, Mrs, Alice W., wife of
Prof. Henry Cowles, aged 80.
In West Hartford on the 29d inst, suddenly. of
dropsv the heart, Mrs Ruth Dexter, relict Of the
late Normand Dexter. aged GO.
In Canton, on the ed inst, Mrs Amelia Everest,
widow Of DR.. Solomon Everest, aged g..
In Shelby county. Kentucky, on the Sd of May, in
the 22d year of his age, Mr. Worthington Il Cooper,
-o1 ofJames and Margaret Cooper; the 18th July,
Mr.. James Copper, aged So; on the 18th August in
the 10th year OF her age, Miss Margaret A Cooper,
daughter OF the late James and Margaret Coop
age, Mr. John W Cooper. son OF The late James
and Margaret A Cooper; on the 22l August, in
the 33l year Of her age. Mrs. Nancy Cooper. con-
sort Of Mr. William Cooper, and daughter Of the
late James and Margaret Cooper; OIL the 9Th
August. IN the goth year OF his age. Mr Jacob
Cooper son of the late James and Margaret A.
Cooper; on the 2Sth August. in the ltih year OF
his, age, David c Cooper. son Of the late James
and Margaret 4 Cooper; on the Both August. in
the 50th year of her age. Mrs. Margaret Cooper,
relic, Of the late James Cooper; on the 9Th Sept,
in the 18th year OF his age, Henry Cooper. son OF
james and Margaret Cooper, deceased.
Ata meeting ofihe Directors of the Onondagn Co.
Bank, on tie 10Th Of October. l843: The following
| recital and resolution were unanimously adopted-
The sudden death of Moses s. MARSH the late
President and former Cashier O! this Institution, who
has been connected with the Bank from its com.
mencemenf, and whose intercourse with us has bee
one of uniform kindness, furnishes us proper
sion TO express sympathy with hs family, and 10
convey 10 them the coincidence OF this board in their
Resolved, That the Cashier address copy Of this
proceeding tn Mrs. Marsh. IN the assurance at our
sympathy with herself and family in this affection
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02

The Grand Jury ofSe0,1 e.nniy, Ny have indie.
,ai ifv vonue men (ng voting illegally foE Robert
WickhNs, Jun, u tho late election IN that county
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02

,srsS nj fsase OOl married out west not long since
ana he ehFsIsncd HE FIRST child 'lnisrss'ing'
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02

A CuRIosSTy The Boston ros, Teccr's that
CAiakea sDih EosV legs attracted much stienton in
the market on Saturday. The owner refused geo
for the bird which siruied about using all m legs rs
,hn.srh eonaeous a ils importance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-11-02

MrRprR AND ARSON IN New YoEE-A female
named Ann Lei,za was murlcre BY her husband at
40 Broadway on Monday morning last. by su0oca'
tion and to con cea the deed the fend set fire to The
Cot on which she lay, and she was burnt almost to q
crisp lie has been committed, and will be tried for
both murder and arson.
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different we have then not only no relish for
our food, but even loathe it, and not unfrequent-
ly desire that which is unnatural and injurious.
So it is with the soul. When that is at peace
with God, through the redemption which is in
Christ, it is in health and not only desires, but
relishcs these exercises of devotion, and canno,
exist without them but while the soul cortin-
ues in sin, it is in state OF disease, and having
no appetite for spiritual food, it dislkcs both the
seasons and the exercises of Devotion, consid-
ers the Lords day a WEAKNESS, and avoids the
society Of his people. Nor does the resem-
blance stop even here for as bodily disease,
unless removed by the hand Of skill, will spec
Oily terminate our present existence SO the
continuance Of the spiritual disease, mean sin,
which we derive from our first parents, will ss-
ue in the spiritual and eternal death which con-
sst in that everlasting exclusion of the soul
from the presence and favor of its all-wise Gre
ator.
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GOING TO CHURCH.

"What is the use," said pupil Of a medical
friend OF ours one morning to his master, on their
way to place OF worship, "what is the use OF
going to church, when you only hear the same
things over again."
"What is the USE" replied his masters, A" OF
breakfasiing, dining, and suppng every day,
when you only eat the same things over again =
81 do not see" said the youth, as the cases
at all reese able each other. must eat to sup
port my life, and nourish my body, which other
wise would langush and de-
"The cases are more parallel than you are
awe" rejoined the master. "What food is To
the Body, The ordinances of religion are to the
soul. AS the natural life in the one will Ian
guish and decay, unless we maintain il by the
bounties of Gods providence, so the divine life
in the other will wither and decay, unless oul
passions, be regulated by the influence of grace
"IIow does it happen them" inquired the
young man, that all have not the same relish
and religious exercises, while all have the same
appetite for their bodily food"
"There," answered the master, "you agar
mistake the matter. 1t is very true, that if on
bodies are in health, we desire and relish on
dsly bread but when we are sick it is wide
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-21
SHEEP DESTROYERS OF CANKER
WORMS

To the Editor Of the New England Farmer:
Sir notice IN your valuable paper, vol.
XXI page 4S, that correspondent has told
you something worth knowing" about the
destruction of canker worms by enclosing
sheep in an orchard. Having had some ev-
idence of the truth of the statement, from
similar experiment, | thought best to commu-
ncate il.
Having a flock Of about fifty sheep which
wished to fatten for the shambes, pu,
them into an orchard near the house, for the
convenience of feeding them with grain, We.
gc,ables, &C., in the winter of 1S41, and
kept them in the same until midsummer
When the canker worms appeared in the
spring, found this orchard free from injury
by them, while those of my neighbors, with
in stonesthrow, were strip pit Of their verdure
and the fruit destroyed. attributed the alb.
sence of the worms TO the animal oil left on
the bodies of the trees by the sheep rubbing
against them. 1t may be, however, as your
correspondent suggests, that the canker worm
was kept back by the odor of the sheep, or
destroyed, as you say, by the animals feeding
around the trees.
Hoping that others will test this cheap, and
it appears, certain mode of avertiHg the at.
tacks of this destructive vcrmin,
am, sir, yours, &c.
JOHN ALDRICH, Gardener.
Cranston, Il. l., June 6, 1913.
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THE LoRD's PRAYER.-IIow many millions
and millions of times has that Prayer been Of
fered by Christians of all denominations So
wide, indeed, is the sound thereof gone forth,
that daily, and almost without intermission, from
the ends of the earth, and afar off upon the
sea, it is ascending TO heaven like incense. and
a pure offering Nor needs it the gift of pro-
phecy to foretel, that though "heaven and
earth shall pass away" these words of our bless
ed Lord "shall not pass away" till every petit
ton has been answered-tiI the kingdom o,
God shall come, and his will be done on earth
as it is in heaven Montgomery.