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Those who take this route will have a chance
to ride on the splendid STEAMERS on Lake Cham
plain. At Whitehall they will find splendid
Packet Boatto convey them to the Borough where
Cars will be in readiness 10 carry passengers TO
the West or East. leave passengers to judge
for themselves which is the easiest in travelling,
to ride "a miles by boats and cars, or the same
distance by land for the sake of being the road
half day longer. 0U-FARE from Middlebury
to Troy $2,50.-G 6BO0KS kept at the Ad-
Olson County Temperance House ana at C.
Lairabee's Hotel, Shoreham.
3. 3. BROWN AGENT.
MIDDLEBURY, 1916.
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DIR. H. F. PEERYS
VERMIFUGE OR DEAD SHOT"
FOR WORMS.
A Highly valuable preparation, capable, from
the promptitude Of ITS action. Of ctea.'-
ing the system in a te,o hours


oferery norm.
The exceeding small quantity Of this Medicine
required 10 test the existence of worms, or 10 re-
move every one from the system, its operating IN
few hours together with its great certainty OF elect
constitute it of the most brilliant discoveries OF
the age. Ii seldom needs to be repeated and new
er to be followed by any other purge. Therefore, in
urgent cares, as those Of FITS, SPASMS, or con-
WILSON'S, caused BY worms, its unrivaled supe'
riOrity is manifest. Few medicines are better cal
culated to improve the health Of children, even
when no worms exist; as it removes those masses o.
crudties that line and closely adhere to the stom-
ach and bowels. giving rise to symptoms that coun-
terfeit every variety Of worm disease. Although
prompt and certain in its operation, and not I'M
pleasant the taste, it perfectly safe, and adap-
ted to the tenderest age.
The following is an extract from letter address
ed to A. b. & d. Sands, from the Agent at Derby
Line,
DERBY LINE, VT, Nay 7th, 1916
GENTLEMEH:
received the box of "Dead Shot, Vermifuge a
bout fifteen DAYS since, and have only few dozen
left on hand, which will be gone in less than ten
days 1t seems to do the work to the perfect salts
fociion of all who it. hear some great accounts
oft, where thas produced the expulsion OF from 10
or 20 TO III worms from one person, and nearly the
same number from some children. or course you
think worms one of the prevailing diseases in Can
ada and Vermont. Please send me another supply
as soon as convenient. Respectfully,
TIC. BUTLER.
The fo4otoing is from an eminent Physician
JoNEsBoRoUGH, Tenn. Dec, Sd, 1874.
DIR. II. +. PERRY-l take great pleasure in rec
omending TO the public your valuable Vermifugc,
(properIy called "Dead Shot.'') l have been ven.
ding it for two years. Nothing of the kind have l
ever sold that has given much universal satisfac-
ton. There was one case in my immediate neigh
borhood that now recolIect Of in which one dose
caused the expulsion of $50 worms from q small
child, as the parent informed afterwards.
Very respectfully, J. YANCEY, MD.
Price 25 cents per vial.
Prepared by DIR. F. PERRY, and sold whole
sale and retail by A. B. & ID. SANDS, Druggists,
100 Fulton-st., corner ofWilliam New-York,
Sold also BY DIR. W. P. Russell.
and by Druggists generally throughout the United
States.
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A splendid assortmentoi Dress Goods, consis-
ting in part of Mandarins, Mouslin DeLaines,
Bingham Muslins, Muslins, Prints,
&c at blhGE o.-a
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CAPS : CAPSt

JUST received and for Sale by the Sub
scri5er Splendid Assortment Of Cnps for
Men and Boys. w. CHAPMAN
Vcrgennes, Oct. !, 1915
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Pains in the Side, Back orBreast.

These troublesome affections, so tedlOuS 70 Q
borne are totally dissipated by the use of a singl
bottle.
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CrOckery and Glass ware.
A large arrival, CROCKEY and GLASS
ware ofthe newest style for sale low by
FRANCIS.
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Dropsv in the Chest or Heart

OF all kinds, are speedily brought 10 head, an
il taken in season arc entirely prevented.
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OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN
Exeter, Me, Sept. 80, ls45.
This ceres that have recommended the use of w Is
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases of
the lungs for two years past, and many bottles my
kno ledge have been uss by patients all with benef-
cla RESULTS In two where il thought confir-
med consumption had taken place. the Wild Cherrcy eec-
ted cure.
Z BoYDEN, Physician at Exter Corner.
E. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
No QudckeTy! No Deseptioni
All published statements of performed by this med
icine, are, in every respect True.
Be1Gre Of Counterfts and limitations.
The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy DIR Wistars
recommended, curing many after the skill of the
ot physicians unavailng has effected large and
creasng demand This fact has several I'M
prucipled counierers and imaIors palm off spurious
mixtures OF similar name and appearance, for the genu-
Be careful and get the genuine
Dr. JfiStar's BdLsdm of WHd Cherrv.
None genuine unless sngned by Butts. Address all orders
to Seth w FowIe, Boston, Mass. For sale by
Agents DIR. Rnssel; Yer
gennes. F.Hunlinglon Shoreham, Wright
d Bush; Whiting, Joseph Simonds Corn
wall, B. F. Haskell ; Bristol, G. w. Par.
melee; New Haven, A. P. Roscoe; Monk
ton, T. c. Smith; Cornwall, |. c. Mead !;
Hinesburgh, Boynton G. Burnett Burling-
ton, Peck & Spear; Brandon, Warren &
Bliss; Pittsford, Henry Simonds; Hines
burgh u. d. Weller. They are sold also
by Druggists and appointed Agents gen.
orally throughout the State. IL
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Asthma.

This hitherto most invetcrate complaint, is
greatly relieved by daily rubbing with the lini-
ment, and if of long standing, is ultimately cured
with constant rubbing and wearing next TO the
chest a flannel cloth wet in the liniment
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PERMANENT CURES.

IGhIhh4NE4N "
after every known remedy had failed produce this desr-
effect.
Besides It's astonishing efficacy in !the diseases above
mentioned, also find it veryl eff-ctual remedy in
ASTHMA. a complaint in which II has been extensively
used with decided success n of years
ding.
II only from regular physician but has
also been well tested in all the complaints for which Il is
recommended Ii is my intention, therefore, either
ovenatng its Virtues; the contrary, shall simply
deavor give brief its Usefulness and fiat
ter myself that its surprising efficacy will enable
furnish such proofs of its virtues will satisfy the most
increduiOus that Consumption may and GAN BE CURED
is this medicine be rOsorted to in time.
There is, perhaps, disease with which Our country is
affected, which sweeps off annually many victims. as
Day after day. yea after year. the insaate monster hu
RIGS to the portals of the cold and client tomb fresh added
victims its conquest No walk life its
blightinh influence No age exempt from its death-dea
ing shafts Tn cd, the middle aged, and the young all
alike, are food Tor this common enemy. of mankind
The white haired pairiaIch whose life of temperance has
rendered his system mpervlous the of other Ills
fes calm evening" finds consumption fastening its fangs
upon his vals, and tearing him from world bright
TO minds which look compaccntly DAYS well spent
Is there no help or the afflicted No preventive of the
dangers which beset us in ohangeable and tickle
amei We think there may be. And If the allegations
those who are at least entitled veracy, may be be-
ieved there is n preventive and a remedy,
Wstars Basam of Wild Cherry offered to a suffering
world as such. Ii needs not the adventurous aid Of
long string OF fictitious certificates give noerrey.
true va lue and intrinsic excellence and sufficient oSeniI-
ties it TO the confidence ofthe public. and
'fWaft on to fame
the name Of its inventor rs beneacure of his Species
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e@ .. RUgBg @@
H!!l!a!'!llgIHE HEAEJn wv:

Have obtained a
celebrity superior tc
that Of any other Med
icilie in the United
States. They have
been known as Nh,
POOR MANS FRIEND
and will t"nccforih be
better entitled tlni
ever 70 that appeha
ton, since in conse
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Are Immediately soothcd and quieted by the viz
tues of this remedy, and their tendency 10 return
greatly lessened-and all Internal Swellings, of
every nature are banished like a charm, with the
operation Of this Liniment.
PRICE 25 cents FOR SALE Ely
H. c. GRIDLEY, Middlebury; DR.. L. P.
Cheney, Port Henry; Wright & SpTague,
Whitehall; J. d. Kingston & Co, Keesvile;
f. P. Fletcher, Bridport. sly
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Bruises and Sprains
Nervous Complaints

However severe are Immediately relieved, al
all soreness and stiffness removed.
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VOL. vi. NO. $50.

Broderick who Is MAYER absent from nj. pest Of duty
read an address presented sir oCoune oy the Cor.
porston Of Waterford. good many letters &c from
Rornan Catholic bishops and priests we're next read
ton.
He hrst praised Lord Eeaborough Tor hs prompt ez-
eraons 70 reere the aoorng population by the estab-
shrnent Of public works in thos4 districts where misc
r. and starvation were represented 10 exist Referring
10 Mr. Smith o BreE secession from the Repeal camp
ne stated that II the Assocaton could have physical
force man among them it would BE- Smith ORnen
O'Connell has gone to Darrynane, and there
Will be u al Ccncilia,on-Hall In his last speech al
that popular gathering place he dated On the failure Of
the potato crop and promised the people plenty Of food
and 'sork i: tnsy kept quietif they did violate the
lay lie estimates the expense of feeding the people
until the next harvest at FIFTY MILLIONS or DoiLARs
which sum he in,imat.s the Government ready 70 al
vance II the necessity arse
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GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dc Townsend. sersaparlIs i, sovereign and speed
eur. ,r ncipen Consumption, Baueuness, LeueorrGr o.
br. Distracted or Difficult MeustuAtion, lncontnene
of ru or Involuntary discharge thereof and tor ne gene
r nrnstrnlion OF the system matter whether mo res'
OF inherent cause or produced bT iregGarllY, III
n-ss accident
~ Nothing can be core surprising than 1t. invigoraiiag
effects on III. human frame Persons, all weaEn.ss and
s.sule before taking II, once become robust and iu
nj energy under IL influence j. immediately counter
scs the nervees-nes, OF The female frame which IL The
great cause of barrrnnes- ,.,,. . 49,.
II will not be expected OF Us u cases OF 10 cecae ha
lure 10 exhibit certificates Of cures PERFORMED Du we
sssn,e The afflicted hundreds OF cases hhve been re-
nortrd TO ~. Several cases when families nave been
ri60ut children amer using fe" bottles ot MS IMAM
ab medicine hnve been blessed WIKI healthy offspring
Ds. TowNsEYp BY wife being greatly distressed by
weakness. and genera! debility aud suffering contnuat
nv n.in and of bear1Dg down, falling OF thr
womb and ilh dihculte-, and having sno" eAsr
,yh.r your medicine effected srenI cures, and ps'
b-arnp il recommended for such diseases AS nave de
scrfed Obtained botts OF your Extract OF SarsdPuflh
and followed lie directions, you gave me 10 short period
h removed her complaints add restored her 10 health
B.py grateful -f benefits she received take pleasure
In thus sno ging IT, and recommending II 70 tie pub
lie. VI. ID. MOOhri SO'' 81 faA'4 a'' - "
Am
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Morocco,

The dkbar, AHgers journal. OF the "a inst states
that the last accounts from Oran had created apprehen
sons Of the maintenance OF peac. the frontier Of Mo
rocco. Alarming reports circulation the
influence acquired b. Add ehader in the OF That
country. he L said 70 have approached Taxa and to
have conspred openly against the Emperor. General
CaYaignac having been made acquainted with the
'nents Of the Eniir Ind taken ups position with the
troops under his command between alla Maghrina and
Dilemma Ghazaout with the view Of repelline any
that might be ATTEMPTED
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General Notices.
o. Rheumatism and nIl Nervous Disen

= Ut" TIT = I Ii,'r ~ 4
pr,-aient complaints j. found ia CHRISTIES GAL
EANIC RINGS aud MAGNETIC FLUID. No matter
how chronic or mag be the disease readily Yields
the mysterious power developed b this wonderful
discovery.
The Galvanic Bel,s Bracelets Carter and Strengthen
ire Plasers are used chronic OF disease, sud
csn the delicate person with perfect safety
and convenience.
The extraordinary and beneficial elect Of these articles
upon the system mus. be- witnessed - be be
Eerei.
OnIy Arency IN Neyy-Yorl ls2 Broadway.
Beware OF spurious Mutations winch entirely worth
less Explanatory pamphlet may he had gTaus hd27I&Ih
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Hayre Sep;en.ber :.

corroNs.-Siaee the arrival OF the accounts which
cached Us tv the Hbernis steamer our market mas
49, v,ry animated aspect The CONVICTION seners--y
,,S;-e5 ina Ire imports OF Cotton FROM the United
safes vii not materially add 70 our stock Tor some 'ase
o: r,e. has led to revival IN 0une.s and Seen pro
go - 80 80 >, GOOD extent ard almost exc!u-
syeiy Tor consumption prices haze also undergone a.
;nnrorsr,sn; :riddhnz descriptions have advanced =;
while other quslnes have improved Only y. on pr.
Gus quotations, excepting. however supe''oi : e"7'
which remain without change
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5rbools.
APHIv.TE SCHOOL. ir

PRIVATE school. il The Comfy Miss Dewey
~ wishes receive few pupils into her Family School
situated Sheffield Mass in The valley Of the Housa!o
mir Sheffield b, pleasant village, distant oaly easy
days Journey from SeYork by Bridgeport and the Hou
satonc Railront.
Thorough instruction given IN the usual English brar
ches ana IN Music, Latin and French.
The $50 year, and 81 garter for Music
For farther information reference II made 10
Wm Q BRYANT Esq VIM. Bioodgood, Esq.
Rev. H. w Bellows Rev Dr. Dewey
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Lirerpool Corron Marker.

Ry.1r' for S,y;. There wa large demand - day
firmly
.Saies for tds acees ending Sp 1.-The quotations OF
prices are much the this week last. IN some
instances they might perhaps 5e placed point higher
There has however been much narrower n1nrke: and
more critical examination Of qualities on the part OF
buyers than during the hustle Of the previous week
The animated proceedings here not seconded by
the state OF things IN Manchester but rather the
tar last Tuesdays msrke; in that place being reported
being far from encouraging We therefore close the
week with quotations steadily supported but with
much animation and looking with considerable in
terest the from the United States
the promise OF the crop that country. 600 amer
chn 1900 Surats and 800 Egyptians haze been taken on
speculation and 2D50 American, 100 Penam= 20 Bahia
l2i0 Surats and 300 Smyrna for export Sales today &
To 1000 bags The sales for the week 1870 bales
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rTHE ART OFDANCING, WALTZING, &c

Mr. ". WHALE AND DAUGHTER respectfully
inform ihs Ladies' and Gentlemen ct Se" ork and Brook,
yu ahi their classes in the elegant accomplishment Of
Danclng WALKING Polks, SC IN sl their new various
STYLES among which the beautiful and p0puBT Redowa,
d,nced The London and Pari- saloons gll commence
Tor the season ~ their rooms CONSTITUTION HALL,
65N Broadway II ESDAi October 18Th, and atGOTH
IC HALL. Brooklyn Adsusst October 9Th Days o.:
Tuinn In Broadway young ladies' and gentlemen
IT, every Tuesday sud Saturday afternoons al y and
The elder class OF gentlemen 81 IN the evening,
Days OF Tuition in Brooklyn for young Indies and R'h-
-rnen under H. Monday afternoon nj ., and sanr-
day morning haifpRsg @ Gentlemen. class Monday
evenings commencing ~ g.
Morning Classes nstrucng the elder class OF LAdi"
Ia lhr MszournH Mnu-t- Waitke- Redows, etc Al Their
Prvai. Academy, commencing n 10 \. ". For terms.
please inquire above Circulars Of particulars now ready
TO be hsd shove and the BROOKLYN Music Stores
TUESDAY SEMGMOSTHLY SOlREES VII COM
nence November n. Subscription Tor hr season - Pu.
ps not charged the Sortr. Ladies tickets 10 be had
ouly Of M ". Rules respecting The admission Of Ladies
the Sources viii be strictly enforced on former oecA
.ions-
Academies Schools aud Private Glasses VIII be attended
10 by Mr. w and Daughter aad also at their Academy
~ sixtb.avepu- 80 lstpU
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NETWORK, THURSDAY noaNrse, OCTOBER i 1910

which appeared Ike large winged sacs, thousands Of
yhich ciurz the walls and ;ne foos ot the tower.
Many Of them fell On the leads where tae- died IN II
OF cro the Ereat bulk OF them mad her %
paT:Gre bz; large Numbers we're lett BEHIND dying
stair The have expansive TlnEs Their bodies te.-z
DARK and shining Tn.ir heads soe7ila, large and
the? are apparently armed with powerful forcsp=-
a COMPANY Is being established N Lo4don 70
suppfv ice community With bread from ne best
wheaton four at 4d he fo1r pound loaf which Will II
oude profit u I've per cent, Vel g. the scra cost
Of material wages, &c. Their capital IS 70 be z2QJ0
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p;,as IrritaIiou OF the kidueys, PAN N u

e - sf'-ssI Cost.yeress Er1Ploas sore e.
SSeA q hSsY~S PILE SPECIFIC aas MADE racii.!
cures nsny Of me show sn27 S seEa 10: ga as
Pos ~ firry vegetable remedy, without psItc.e
Of eooeynh gsbeee Pe.ss. s AZ re s.
t;T ~ snn,iu.ei n eTery Tova, CoSly Oh s.a-7
where lee.e a o'ae' BrIiS CO los NASSAu-ST.
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London Money Market.

since Cur sst publication money continued be
VERY abund-Et but the influence OF this Circumstance
has been less felt from the absence OF y far the greater
Of the large capitalists who have gone to the
country and on tie Continent enjoying tn beau ;ful
;uuiual weather that mas prevacd Tor some tyne past
and The cour=e Of political affairs though present IN
disturbed il SUCH 10 induce to immediate opera
ll0n: l0r hLger prces 81 Conso FOR the next acc0un
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CASE OF pRoPsY.

We have never known Of propsy which ih'4
medicine used did not relieve. The following isA copy
of , lrurr Dr. Townsend received from gentleman on
Long Island IL is truly remarkable case
FL,raUsH Long Island, June II, $50
DR. TOWNSEND Ny mother who IA 81 year, of age, has
Tor several past been ahorng under severe case
propsy We employed, before we heard OF your meg
10 gain a her she much bosted thar was anus,
impossible for her 70 lie down. or sleep while Xihg het
much -a;ion pecling your remedy and we con
clnd.d 10 Obtain her satisfaction not dreaming maj
youi relieve her abe far advanced N years and
her sease was of so long slandugor her complaint hal
been coming on oT almost years The hrst botI-
abe too W., could moi perceive that helped her TN III"
least win the exception OF Increasing her appetite On
using The second hottls tcrr 40 improvement IN urf
disease She continued G.ng Il until she took I'VE 0Or-
and -hs l. almost entirely well She does no loo'
Ike The person she ridc7 out aud walks wiz case
aud y very comic rahc. The old lady u highly Pleased
ass- you wei! a. the rest OF the family anu mas re-
,tesed me to write her md thar have not
half done siice Tor have not or cannot describe
how appeared the suffering -he eNperenced or l
sren trouble she was long time IN her helpless
condition. Yours respectfully, &c. JAMES ALIEN
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General = oti1es

r-.twood,. Celebrated Empire Cook StoNes.
80. Siov.. Arr warranted usual Persons Wa1tls
t stoves are invited 10 examine them before pdIecss
- Is.yyh.re Wholesale and reAal by hiesok g -
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TIKI. ssrsapar used with the moot perfect success
:, Pb.uuatc complaints however severe or chrouic
The sstorshng cures ii has performed are indeed Won
d.rf Other remedies times give temporary relief.
This entirely eradcass II from Tie system even "nen me
limb. and bones are dreadfully swollen
Ds TOWNSEND ,Sas attacked with distressing pan
II, ms MN iont so bad nSt could walk without ny
rri,ch-- and much oi The time obliged 10 keep my
ned tried several remedies Gut they DID not relieve me
then called Of our first Physician ne dlc not
-n M. heard OF your SaTsaparlla and obtained bot
lie and in few days It entirely cured and as wei!
NOW a, -ver aSHBELL WALKER, p Dsnie't
Albany January 2, I24S
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CuraEiyes.Ne refer readers 70 the various Edver
s-mens Of these celebrated articles which appear IN or
paper. The recommended Tor COMPLAINT
class OF diseases 10 which Ordinary medical means
very little avail and certainly worthy The attention
the afflicted The only Office New York for te genuine
articles al la Broadway aus TsIhtios
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Cy' Wafer Cure uousc.--Mrs " 5. Gove conuu-
receive patients n her house, zoi Tent-s New
York.
Mrs also Visits ladies and children their homes
give. drecl.an ar DE a.nlLcaan OF Ma:er Cnre. 30 :,
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MINISTER TO RUssIA-We are Grati6ed at be
ing able that Hon Ralph Ingerso has accepted
this country his destination OF the November
Havre packets " Haven Register
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~ Practical PhrenoIoEisrs and Puhnsn s r.
soWLERs : WELLS; Isl N.'ssa-s@ o' fySs 81.
O'clock A. Il 10 10 P Il
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THE sENENTH TR CNlpEr! ana ~

L OF wrath o. revelations the Supreme Creator
and Ruler OF the Universe ana the only actual glver
al goodness The most loving spirit OF love and sal
vGiiou of the ory actual civer OF all goodness ou
on higu now; being poured OUT upon all mankind
VINO have not deliberately ps1ned 10 kili woman
or child born or unborn couacied. voluntarily a
listed IN aggressive warfare falsely and oonemplu
ou-ly spoken the Supreme Creator and only actia
giver OF ali goodness or been continually peTvesr con
lrary 10 Gil goodness aud VINO make Their election 4
withdraw the power o; all eg and from the wicked
delr-tahle abomnabie sud des pcabe monster devil sd
unite themselves the most en1sarug he most LOVING
and most worthy he beloved .!veT Of ali goodness
by strrender,na their free and siuu! wills unto Him
snd entreatiup Him se-tow dis most loving spirit
Of salvation .on on high upon them II an apPfoees
man woman or clid; above four years 81 age. say
most hpmbly snlreaJ Tie supreme Creator and Ruler
Of the Universe and tue only actual slyrr OF oil good
ness TO my .ni VIII from ne aud 10 give me Hl-
most loving spirit Of salvation from on hish 10 govern
anu Guide me 10, ever