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The ProtcxI&Qt Conference umd Rec-
lMratINu.

: !esn;cs Liz! o7-as, XaJ II, i ~ loncus:
P1ttes112i Conference hAs asserao;ed ke-e.
sEc!5 aaeaeet r SIOUX o7e tanosact ceiexa:A
IEe toio-.s declaration h3s been Adopted .
IEe ccNeTe1ce rFpeis The E12posisiCu eIrye4ie1
= TIE Pa7s. !et:e- Of The .31a of Sepselocr i:ss
IT, Psp:es.xcts ToEd fetz-D 70 unity With IL.
Ca:soE Cestca. il protest esr.ttal3 ayatcs: tie
p1oes7.e5 ez--e.1.ed = Eacre!.cal 1etsEB sal y.
tyGeEA WHICH z.e opposed 70 civilization Il
peEc:csS "A teei. he1s-.3 u2on poEstcz, tass....a-
.oG TEE conference expects tia: AZ e2-
pc.GtAs CT e cnE3Gu e1EEy Of re.Lt[.oas
Eecs oi c.5....-,t:a NJ closely .sai:e 1: t.. ocE-
cis S-rcS-tr- It 3ec.azs tteEIthA Huxs an1
f@c1.a.iJ tie 3etSoa Of the Je$1t.x, to BE- To
eaa carse q tSe present depiGzAa:e seLs:o2s
diteSeIees o2J q the determined Reaction az
ne S1e1aieaS3 ptEse1.&ocS, Which hare neeo re-
aeEed, I'D c1Fe Lean cuu5ts.1y On The nEuae
klce aS.a; ely b = eetE-u 70 PIE S~.psES
2Ec h5 tte Fcecgorf1Q Of the cpSf1eSt5 al ct7I.
I1ucn. ca dtsted Csr:3stazkJ Fe211 IA peace
Est1 1a4 lest F2aiir, tEe cpa;src1ea
Gfc1se8 :1E u e1ctH na!a z.to.., $50
Protestant CS1cca to foGns 1:eRfr.sa,
E*eS On "a S.Ez-@cJ at dosE1 sc \
~ ten.a! CT .se Frtactptes Of P1pskxsaotn ad
Le EEpiy 30 GanJ r<.6ges 10 RoCa An CO
religions ase. :Ae.efcrr, exacr.ed . oppose
7i:a e1e1eQ ereEy te1ceaJ teu lay be t2Est--
Cts - feeteC of &c E.2d cs cc1s5snea WStn
.r=1-L % tie cc-sIttusioo Of the CeUcA nes.
Protestant Conference c2kes is 3-aad Ccca:Aa
pE.lttfte os tie .-Ae2E-Leo1t Ct each erc.--,tty-
!. 1sz1-ta s1as lie direction 1t The Church s. sas
be cel5s.e.eEs.:: ge@.:a.ed, I'D Tt. - ca-cs
a.---n.-.szI7ter ssortd he Responsible 70 tas P71-
TECL Sf1cd
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The Art OF Getting to Sleep.

<AsN* 4~ffNAA<% AAHfL%ks& {8F SX&$s
have kst.tsE1 20 r1ca, occasionally, through
orl sfe from inaIi:J 70 50 70 sioep fh,s proooxe
to gre ne results cf NJ experiments TO coErec:
t1tHts bcen scereisfal
lheazt1E ceaear VIA saucao Paoza IN hts
seep. !. eovesetn one ar over ne blanser::' =
JET would aed, Three blessed b he tast = IN
1Esns TAT of getaag 70 sieep.': 70 The weaET
8o. aess2s q n ss; 2E1;ag1a q i. ,fse +
III; vn1t 70 oe ve1ei aod t1asanzed wtta iao-
utlN = Aeep, Faen beta mind a0a body
ea;Aaz!2y Aad :2to;ctaa!e Of III pasux Ai7ost
eTetT sseat poet ot a1Ee1s 4nd noden tres ~
"a ssI .sg FSeE "a esea.,saI
A2A atl1as.1tle iei!e!:J The ias:1z11s aasalsh Il
iacs-ec1t t:n2e.1, restless ws1eta:nel 20 sa:aor.
59vs.eT ~ ,sn ns9ets' ~ Sssposd HoA rgeties
ecne uese nan!t Eot taeeahle Or reseTsSie
s.ihsF 10 taot4 er ply ztcAl <tcseA- one-talrd of
-; e s q .S99 se PEI: sleep nd seeplas i
;fs;s:a'z ssss 70; 5ses:7sa IL IL III. .ss:a5ss -
Faystctses and pa; zloles:ss. nase z4;:sxn -;
Ea1J ye:5 :1se..ous AID entertaining Easa5s q
s.ee2 8ai Creams, bc: ROE aa5e rea:sl &c IS
1.E=e!ed nore n Joofa IN ,Se LIE ,nan:7 M Of
MAxeaSt2tss iaaa a2se n 211e ad11acea La
nssse tss IL N le1s Gn:el a:aJ " eIs:ca >: good
aeSee ssss tie lase Ct et:ses 1zeeaale or pa:ztal
II "a ss!.s a aes se;tg ss rel Ges4 - ae,sa-
ssaas5s7e sss9sase "a "a = ss; ss'i Ivas;Ss s =
uepa. q. 10 s7eak Io1e seaas:eiy, q hi c1s-
tensions 70 RoE&x@ lie ~ ever realty, Es.
hes: I'D Haeere = dE1x s.7tee to eves5oocy On
zssEsry fss.ed n II is own codertss1pvS hs ~
cARse. kAvtox learned little cf eve1ytnnx he
had cot sao E3e 70 ees.ow sa1aeseut a:1eoaen O.
Tex he VS. ,can of de1tzed Er1s.Cs ~ re te,.-
sus7te4ors Dc-t can64d aad Eosf msorhtstfrse.s
sh,li &c 'er see his Hie again! Ic1nrM - ~ !.
EaaF se.gsets never new bet:er as3. 'es Il
r.: ~, estne ofs<a r.ooeIsd ~,s e 1,,,,n'1s he
ssso 70 fssoft 70 tats Ez<se:s-. t.eni to pres!ne
ns-5ef tsT Es7scts1e r q reaety- q readsly u
.s.n troubled VIII c11 tsd,1aitr sn,n,S - eot ~
nsoe.ed q En1e, slowly and te3.se7a:er. teed
:5 F1estf.sssca, acd & r,st it Ecreedea a.tE.sa-
tEE1tet ceecsse:oEsly ard Es.ts.:iTe,r. s.:a9ct
sEes o. attert:co CT exercise Of The VII, aad was
as nth ncnh4ed with ha.aB.-s rnoc7ats % o1ner
~, S11 - VA nnt engaged II III IN soans-
~, ~ VT eset to ny n:e7i, and again
a tescce eI sss sssse q AZ case.
sSen: 9oa E-st COUNT hundreds backward.
descending TO the rcs, tas<ead ol beTcoox II L.
rrzee ~ scoT - .oss . as asse s &c ee1 aaa
Q, arteattot exercised h counting na:k7.r1 Kept
os II other lnoCEAts, 1es WIZ nnt Il ttselg Of 20
.se :.e ncnoeococs .cpn'i Of cili. Of senus
al or tee fan Ct Ftvs, invited ard a.!1red 10
a,eer, Be: weea tecaoe proficient It counting
eeEr back 10 tie ae.s vthout tnoashk eGors &
cc2xetor-s artE1tino. NJ cA trains Of disturbing
"a "a fsE.=.g n tne1Ehs .Rsa oosn:ed themselves.
Aan std N! complaint het.Fe nv Ie.zre.1
nec!. Ht w not = ali non7iessed q II loss
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bo.hno1 nj N. i,aaf!ect+.1 n,rlea an, hnde th,,,
at.nd ,heir children free OF expensc. They hare
mooeedeta. In this Way. IN gathering oyer oro
nunhrrd eniored ch{ldrc, under their tonuenoe
and Great Br1ta.u expepd about a s5knoo anuu-
sJlt In foreign missions. OF hi. sur, r. IN 90 Il
ratsed In the United States and n e 900 III Great
Britain, on county supports 81 missionaries
and 1,sS5 native srept., aai the United Kingdom
ess missionaries.
TteEirh Church Ep!scopalians hare ach!eged
a victory in pu5l:pa through tic Ma-ylaot :Coa.
Yeu.ion plan for inausu1astn5 aFedcratc Coun-
cI Of pSocesea in thai stA:a. It VA bitterly op-
posed, but pasEel By ye1y close yote. / curious
er!,ode h the d!scussion vas the decision Of tie
nftSdtnr of1cer. that II WA net In ot,er to tnea
aoa hY name Bishops OndeElopk and Iyes. who
haye been deposed ter copdnc. unworthy their
position. The 1Syuacn were 1noet opposed to the
Mas. and .dnpted Il only bra vote a s,o sa
Nh,le the clerical rosa vss nearly 70 L
TIE Rer. Js1nes ch1ystal m Eplseopa,isn
clergyman Of New yo7k, md theological writer
Of some distinction, has become Convert to the
Orthodox Eastern tGreek Catholic) tChuych OF
Russia and GreeoeL His pro,eSnoa o, faith, mAds
In writing to the Most Rev. Archbishop Alexander,
Of 6yra and T1nos, IL pphrsned IN full tn the
Greek and Ruasian papez7. He was publicly hap
TIED In the Greek Church On JannArJ Is 1a1t,
ordained deacon On As1rh 81 and presnyter and
archiUandnte On April "a stHee which du1c he
EAs ben assistant priest CT the Archbishop OF
S5TA
Tie Rev. Henry Wara Beechef preached the
annsal trEDou before the present graduating elass
q: West Point On S1ud&J laAt 41s text WAS from
Ephes1An5 A:l3-"Ttll We all come In tho ua.tJ Of
the faith, and Of the knowledge Of the Sou Of God,
unto perfect t7ar unto the measure OF the stst-
ure Of The fuinesa Of Christ" he drelt cspectal-
u upon the perfection OF manhood, and pointed
hts moral by declaring thai t.ue soldier ought
TO be the highest TIE Of the "periect gentle
mA1, " b1t asgU.Eg TIA. there could be no pertec-
ilon except through the teachings Of Christianity.
he spoke OF the friendship and united action dur
ing t1e closing hocrs OF the war Of Grnut, Sher-
nap, Sheridan, Thomas and Nesde ~ a most re-
narkablt evidence Of tie superiority OF American
soldier. President Gznnt and Secretary Hor!c
were ong the distinguished listeners TO TIE dig
course
The hcn41 Of the Armchair Church, the Cath
ucos Ketors ~, res!d!ng q. Etcnsu!slzne, has
published his decision in rerly to the Invitation
addressed to the Fatrta1rhs, Aychblshops md
Wears Of his Church to repair to l.oe IN order to
take pa.t In the Ecumeuies, Council After hnv-
ing exprcssed his ardent mlahes for the cessation
Of all division inxChr.su4u1ty, Eevert r.. aft1ns
that union cannot be attained By that assembly,
anl ~ proof he refers to the aspiration Of the
Roman pontldcaI See to be superior to all oshess
In the East, either By hierarchy, b. jurisdiction or
ht terstsrr frcm ttA Amenities A a the hn1v
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Na5s n,cse out jrsttce 70 lis Children with tht
4Htae 11ms spartan severity that ho does 10 hesa
" "! l4uvf: beware! II you h3ve the meAoz 70 en-
~ lMe, ss Il haa p{eased Providence to present
70 5e9. VIZ copy The folly Of your eoot. Who 80
.ss tsnowfus.ns w ~. Abe = mora comfortable taAu
aao Hha ssel ne sealn 'ht1 WISHES for change ~
me,1 Jon SCI your Wits 10 work. Don't lei thai
1,a 1M oeseS say,aars @a1t hetplsssness ghsea
aided AA1age m e;aiale; I knoE dozens VIM
do To hnnt, drive, anu even shonx
afe 50 often performed bJ Women now ,nat ~
ladies' who have done more n.iitaxc IL ill.,. III ~
New World than hall the members Of sIn. Tr,rai. l
lers" put together. Operas, tails, pas, tse
park: Why, II each Of these places huahana "a
as . rule, rather in The way taau oihcrwlsr: a.;
YET, with al these tru.stos before 1cir eyeS tn-1
mnst again take dcket In he lottery Of Life II
which they have ouca drawn 4 prize. 1t Ii ey.
travaE1nt odds ag2Inkt thelF doing 80 again, OF,
having done The reverse, they Will not recognize
the great secret Of tettng vel alone. Why
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From fh< -Se;- FORK Gi:a
u=c, hyrcra!aptanous aua1 supe,.us1uus orb O..
T. dly, "
In Whoes enalgta: beams with ioy s.sos.ou5 IL
Eecsa play-
Before thy fAce the lebuIoas n!sts hasten 70 yeu-
-GEescc,
A2d qateEty fcn Thy cocntea.1ee al obcno,a-
ticus ptcss-
TiEc ray.
cosns:ed ra1:s eod coccnleut sheee, sas7or.ing,
love thy sEay. "
T1c g1rt3n rooster 2nbulste3 With tur.eok roc.o-
COS m{eu.
AHd peaeoeks DER The vcsn.l SWAT, display their
c8odA sheen.
Nheo rhou dos: appruptnquase to~7ri thss ter71-
4ueou4 sphere,
ssy eofcscauoo1 Setpcrune cause adsctt:uous
cheer,
.ts!ne evanescezt nttsncy shines .rid The ytuI-,.
HFE4,
uHs 4saAs
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Teal e1rtss Il t1.re reseas1......-t---.-..-ss3$A
\ ecs:E1>c-lecs Of = Gadnzsa p,t<s w71tes
thA; tie Cxshob9 a.l Cn:teI ByetS.ra s.e 1os
tAt c2H cenu:.z.tzeastcn4 tsat cxtecce Es1oe.s Il
secret societies nn2 cac-cn ie.,oE.e.7- He sa,z
The Fserts. Fsee VII Es;u*:1, F-ee N.sscc
Ba7ststz, Crcea FresbtsersscA Fire Aeeno<ns:s
1al Wesleyan Nesaos..s.s e1ct7le r.eGocss Of xe-
cres scssets, \. DO also aoytto3s Ct lie Cc.,rsa.
rccal Cerrrn- Asotees correspondent saws
r&karGs also practise e1ct-saoo. A21 :sas tse
Ccz1nIs..asd P-csny nyeert1cs s=e ca tae sa=e 11e.
1ae American Baps1s Yearbook" Is rs
tSced The repcrss a.c s7.se ioee1ascte go- TIE
Stc:k, Is xketr MISSOURI. Watca l43: rEat SSd IL
chcches, ao4 creIlte. b: w!aa iee: AZ. w.
Ess:pp& saoKB onls = s<strss So res. 1Sr. tbs
x.rrs to.N z2Ea.~.: t:ss Ct 1-st4 eec.-cees t=c-
Es tie TEA. Ireze a:v re2s1r<et 81 assaets,,oas
lSo11 chC1catx~ SECS tr1zlced c.1s.stetz, msS,
nApt:xn&, &n4 l,lsl-SS rrtseoi cse1oe7, Eakcy
the tencm :nat:cn En=rreal1y scccce uny to ~
Methodist Episcopal
he coieze1 people q C1cdarau i5teiy hsea&e
dissatisfied VIII pae q tAe.T acaookx- The Hactsa
p<seses r@rei:z:ey opeaed : schoc. i t2e resSh-
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A f..eec te!s rs c: I isty Eao Has rcce1s.sy
rrs.naS to Ter certa hoe Of yea-s-s
.sosy u 1.stls iesow weose fa.sec xas t1tea u
And tlrt- xeece2pou tst Eo.a;ssscs 1T himself
ct:seC:ty to wcsk 10 ass.sS /. supporting t!c.sx1s
Acd e.7 E-c.eer. ...
Wcec 1se Isl es.s4e1 the ss3fJ The following
NAc@ue eExned:
A<at1. MON. Ey nt.ls EAoL foS1 papa
Eossee,~ -
baf sses seSaa!--.s< tae LIZA Of woskA Way. naa-
1ts Aat rr Ece good Eo1ss 70 lire "a ::
yrC kccv.
Boz. Vel a.2r we sos aaaz Asl saz., aa1
other ta.1S3 n the ztoSe-to9u:
Aosaer. Certainty Ne have. ray ceA, Dor, pct
they xuur l2st in2s-aae ~aa. Iasp:
Boy, NeE- C1a. ain taset sooaSn To lass UNA
yuu set A1nk3zT hz$aAat.
4 roar Of sx-Se:eT e1tet tie coces1y-
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Arrived II tbs rud NJ the preceding chapters, Il
he sets % ias, imagine lear the reader SAY:
Well now, vas wrong IN accusing political
econcIi<u ct teiog CT and cold: What pic
tcre od humanity: Spo1Asoa IS fatal power
Grsoet cctsu&. Assuming rrefJ form, pz1cttsed nn-
tler ese.y rzcte1:, ssataS, iau and according to
20 law. soustnS Tho nos. sacrel things, alter
na:eIy riaynE ngcc Tie fetsleaeSs and tie crrcu-
Ut 9. The HsAsses, and ever gso~1nS By what II
lseis oc- Could 4 more nousnful picture Of the
world ee imagined than this 50
mo problem b, nc: to f7d waesAe. the picture
Is coucaful but whether 1t Is szuc. AMI foz Ha1t
We hsvc tie tcst1n,eay Of history.
1t II singular that those who dee1v political
economy because It investigates nen and the
xesAl as II rnds snec., asc usore g1ccm{ teAo 20
htHA1 economy itsesf. Il icass sESaolS .ae past
a,s1 The rseseAt lc>,k TITO thetf bsoC Aad tnekr
orsnAlA whAt Go Foe uua7 Bixe71ess and
E11ted Of sceiety. The <tEy word eiei:II:i,1 Is
&c. t4eca s3oocy1 70. E1usace. elsazsder AID L.
sTcsy. They hare even come To curse lasrt-. -
tt:,e conn1ecre eave they Il TIE development t
tie human the sesu.t OF It's n2:u1at
tcc- Iteryy. aeco:I.n< IL &efra, Is so:aetn,ar
wn&a viii bring humanity nearer Adj oca.cr -
destruction
Il Is ure thai raey zsr opu1:kss ax rcSa-Is The
fctcfe- Fcr. although hunAals.. in Mzcn inc11A-
BIC !o- SIT tnootaod yea-s h4x Sone Astral. rer-
ehtkon has come. which has pok.tei oct to men
.as -. ~ =, - ~
- sssse.,s.s,.s, -. - 80 .- s-s1 -. -
-, -. ,-..s's.t - -. - .-.. - -
-, ~ 49,. .,~.,, -, .r..-.s 49, ''-'
r. 49,. -, ,,r,,n,,r :. px,-.~.. 80. 10.
cz,s sc allow there refcsn,ess to change the perst
ca, AL Ccssl eecs:11.tco c. Ean
-, 49,, ~, ~. ,.-s,,,,. ~, tr,r NJ
..-e..e~ -, ~ n,a...t -, n-.t. ,,., N,~.-,,
-. ,sot-. y. ,-,-M --,.--,... ~.
re.,,.,.,, =. ~. s.c.--,-r ~,-s..t ~ ~ -, q,
-. .--.E . - ~ - .o>-., -.f,,~x.-. A,t
- -. ea,s.,,,, ,...h<,t.-, ,o,,t n.re -, -.
.....~ ,..~s-,,, .,a .sat>-.to- cc,<c,.., s,,.e,.
;. -, .o.Ia,, ,,.a w., r. ~, ,,~-t..-,., ~.
.,,,s. 80 Eonr,.- v,,.a n.ra h..n rrrr ,,,r,ersnt
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TIE Cc!rabcs sMtA, fndEe szvx tnsx hs11sso.,es
+t>t Ere Of 4 1s.nS had tel ia ynxpbee Couu-
= cot long asp, and 4dts: :: Nhsssyve4 Ies tos-
rx4io cf frozen natEahe6 touched nsh1 un.SsFEz3
run ro9Apwec" THIS femayf n.-ns hsyo ben
or1ttted Ntrho0s injustice 70 ne s1s4ee[ 1S u.,-
FGSA futd h4dnA followed tas1 sazI.3h1 Of hAd-
aeoneA uf A1e n{ In1a kA[ xhEu N1tuFe No1fd
E4re oFe17ted IN 4ha<z1pFt alrn9efstr ts1etenuF
utm ER& aAA d1eS stsaEtefs.
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HF12 tEe.f hAEkctS Aects taetF bottles 1cd
Tea saktrs the e.as in tne:r hanis and rafting
teeE ever their heads ~poll form c1ete, and
oaact act ztuS for bersk One night wsea they
were performing tact, esosessoe t1oee around
one OF The Telegraph pole4+ pea- the raacse, aod
llSs ~ 1heE Kere completing SleuI wAr tong.vc
wrrc Al surprised to hear tae wpt.ss answered.
haek frvU Tie o1c9 hetccd. In moment we
cts.ned tie sol1ds Szreeeted npE hostile SIOUX
VITO NC kccH were pspWGnS About the 1eAxnDoc~
hocd- TIE 1Ed1aos wens on With taeH 3xncs aad
1tEStcS. AID rcescctly set Cr peealss yel, v Eka
Wis repeated cy txe CT A:ee so&es rot Ia ert
on tie psa.zse. TIE csSos VAS eieA- md plcass2t
and could now, b the HStt u toe lal aos2, see
satse he:<eEcr a1SsuAcs:eS. Que q tJ I2<!.=ns
now sa!A 70 &c, 'ue1te.acs. they A.e Sioux; ~
Into the Eancht, 70 they Kt1 nct Iee soa, Al We
viii cs:ch teecl' Aet<l On TIE s1Sses:.on, All
II a.ocs Eve Ei22tea 1H coH :se x.Daow
teztt So21 rsdt up oeAt lie daacwtx
And hah- TIE has.er scotc Z tie Stocx .aaSI3er
acd asked, tAso sc ,c1- a1d wat AZ ,cu
tateszS fes:'
1--WE A:r Sioux and hare eA:tz-eL The easeae
anl EEed EYE eo!dses- cc1e End A,:2 Is t :se
c1nee, WIS YEcErut a1s4sfe.2 back.
" Two Ct TIE cSpCIt@Eet..1tely ,Gs=esc1:e3 ~ i.
giving their pon3A to the ta.ru to holI to.ael In
tie uacSc- Wee taey xcsc k-S.ae e12.c.s.y
ND esfcrr tie A2ee Esd ec--1 Spzase., cae o.
- h4sf-n.setA 1c33:cseSe! tS-.2 acJ t2v:sea tsc
SIa2&E1& G.o 11R tAIc Ne ~ 3e< Tie Ge&l k5StsEts
They hcstts.es., aac ASKED naw the cSas had aa>-
7ened s;r,rSes soa3 taem thas bis party as.i
ea,.s trcr1 Il. SeosaZ-s2 ec2,uv. a-d He.e a
tse:r Ear 70 VS.: Tie OEs...s.is SOAK o. the Re-
rs....:xaa- wtcn they .err esed oa b. TIE sc.Ge-s
AID sA.a ta1Ssi taa:t.e aaL EIed 81 tie soldiers
wso Ecrr laying tea t. the >r1:c1h
Spt:rssx xSptl saEtscI tie So1t 10
81 icsLe A2d see Eez. 1:1
cot xI7csemS aaS EeacaAkt, they
ctcsei TIE rEas ~ese CT, aed r3s t..ag II
TIC Eaaeac x.sa t2.ee scshe.x Nc sooaes tai
Ice Stou1 ense1e.3 lie t,e. texa tacct {: Ey uec
g:eppei L s:te1 tee1o &zd :ee doo1 WAS closed 81
bad them nd rzrly aela t,r1 tie cozs1e> 4
-. xas tecn sccek zad TIC ns:o1ts9ed SOCK
tttela deIen rt.scla kEel.ed !; taeis heas1s
Never 4e11 tatSc: sSe ycG a saSc aa3 de42s.r
Uttered bt she enrApped 1naitaos When tney fully
yeaaxec khx4- s.rSattoa- Tne oae vto e1a heec
lef. ousx1de n23< % Is tAss ~ be could when he
h-aH tse- ccy, al, a,1socSn Er oe1 tzed kaow-
e,s Of baIers aI.es hin. ssi tzl = tead him o..
be sos av1y wtsa al tnzee Of tee ror:ex oe-
dered fae rstsonx,s to b securely cccua, e.1d
a,st foct, and Lid Il enc ccsces ot tse Fool.
T.ey aaA teey rsd s-a.sed &C: We t>t4z esSt
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Tho Mode In Cards, Invitations AID
seatlsneTy-CArd Etiquette 0s an
Rxacs Art-The Monogram Of The
period-In Whnt Ink \ E8llIet.UouL
Ehan1A ri ffefa. &cc.. SC.
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Science AdYnnces.

AS soon as the article purpOrting to be of
ulilit, has been tested, aud its merits endorsed
by public opinion, unpriucipled parties endeayor
to replenish their depleted purses by counter
fpiting, and sui stitutrga spurious for the gen.
uine article. Some time since, mercury in the
disguise OF pills, powders, &C., wasgiven for
al diseases Of the stomach and liver, willie Qui-
nine was freely administered for the chills. AT
length IiUSTETTER'S STOMACH BTTTER5
made its advent, and an entire new system of
healing was inargurated The beneficial effects
OF this valuable preparation were Mt once ac-
knOwledgcd and mineral poisons suffered to
sink into tlut Obscurly to which an eulight-
ened age has consigned them. There have been
many spurious BittGrs lamGd upon the com
muntv, which, after trial. have been found
perfectly worthless while IOSTETrER'S has
pro we'd Il blessing TO thousands, who owe. il to
tn cir restoration TO heath and . 80 t.
For many Years we have watch d the steady
progress of H0STETrER'S STOMACH BIT
IERS in public estimation, sand its bcnc1cient
effects us cure for all complaints arising from
the stomach, of morbid nature, and We are
free to say that it can be relied upon as a GER
tain relief and remedy. Its prOprietOrs have
made the above preparation, after wears of care
iul study and sitting, ard aIe now reaping the
reward claimed by this valuable specific, and
which they 30 richly merit. 1t is the only
preparation of the kind that is reliable in all
cases, and ittherelore demands the attention Of
The aill lcLed IL - ------ L--------
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Medical NOtice.-Dr. CoNr may b,

consulted In 1862 as follows:
In JACKSON. at the Gibson House, on Wednes.
days, and until The accommodation train goes
north, on Thursdays in the afternoon, Feb It'll
and 18th; April 7th and 9Th May 18th and 18th
June 10th and 18th July 21st and 22d Oct.
18Th and 14th Nov. 18th and 18th.
In HAMDEN, at the jackson House, on Tues
days, Feb. 1Gth April 6 May II June Is
July 20; Sept 7; Oct. II; Nov. IT,
DR.. Cone most cordially invites all persons in
delicate health to visit his rooms. They will bt
amply rewarded for their trouble, by the thor
oush examination, and satisfactory description
given their cases.
Consultation free in all cases.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-09-09
The Great book
OF THE YEAR!

Among the dh htlnguished divInss wHo hAw
given BIBLE LYRICS their enforcement
and warm comm4 pdation. are the fOflowlog:
Rev. D. WI Clark, D. Db Bishop Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church; Rev.
Samuel H. CoxI D. D. 4 the late DR..
White, President of Wabash College /;
Rev Edwin Han D 10. Prof. of The
ology, Auburn theological Seminary
Rev Malcolm Nc Earen, of the Dutch
Reformed Church Rev. L. Hitchcock,
D. D., and Rev IT, M Walden, D. D..
Agents Western Methodist Book Con-
cerni Rev. W. Wiley, D. D. +, Ed
itor of the Lqt7ies Rpostoy, Rev. Reu.
ben Jefery -. D., Pastor Ninth street
Baptist Chtrch, CinciuApti, O.. Rev.
S. NJ. Merrill, D. D., Editor of the
Wcsern christian AdvOcateN Rev. ThoS.
]. MelSh, Editor of the journal and
Messggr; Rev. Prof s. Ssager,D D.,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church;
Rev. S. Lucky, D. D., of tle MethO-
dist Episcopal Church; Rev Clement
E. Babb, Editor of the Christian Herald;
Rev. ]. w. Wampler, Elitor lof TA
PresJycr;- Rev. T. P Bucher, Editor
of Tie Christian World; Rev. VIM. Pat
ton, D. d. Rev. John j. Owen, D, D.,
the Commentator; Rev. VIM. No
garth, D. D., Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev.
Erskine Mason, D. D., for many years
stated Clerk of the General Assembly
fthe Presbyterian Church; Rev. VIM.
Wisner, D. D Moderator General As
sembly Presbyterian Church; Rev.
VIM. G. Wisner, D. D., Moderator
GeneralIAssembIy Presbyterian Church
Rev. John F. McLaren, D. D., Of the
Associate Reformed Church; Rev.
Jas. B. Shaw, D. D.. Pastor Rochester
Brick Church; Rev. Nicholas W.
Gorner, D. D, Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Philadelphia Rev. G, N.Ssy-
mour, Congregational Church, Whsatly.
Mass: a D.,