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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

Inc offcial records show thas during the
SS2 days Of 1sse we have seen, only 81 were
eloudiessi p were cloudy. ia partly clondy
and l3s rainy.
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M. ChAries f Herr. editor Of the Butlsr
tiecord, accompanied by his wife, aud bis
brother. Mr.. Joe Z. Herr. of Oil City. were
in Somerset several days during the week
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Union Thanksgiving services were held in
me Methodist church Thursday morning
kider A. W. coaner. ofihe Disciples sehurch,
preached the sermon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

MI ?. 4. KimHieii returned to Pittsburgh
saturday. AFTER having spent his annual va
cation oftwo weeks 10 Somerset.
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On Main Street, Somerset Pa the house being a
Two story Brick House OF eleven rooms well
built. and finished in good style Good water
cellar, cisteTns and outbuildings.
SECOND. A Brick StOre-house on Main Cross
Street, the first floor being nsed for Grocery
the second story has three rooms and the third
i used by W. n Welfey as a Photograph GAL
lery- There is also on the premises good Brick
Warehouse.
THIRD, A desirable Bnilding Lot on Main Cross
Street and Ceiharine Street. This LOT has on il
about sixty fruit trees in bearing
FOURTH, Twelve Building Lots situated in said
Borough, on Race, East, and Sanner Streets
FIFTH, A tUo-Story Frame House, and Lot, in
Ursina BorOugh. containing seven rooms.
House on corner lot, formerly occupied by Dr.
W 5. Kuhlman.
SIXTH. A tract Of land in Cook Township West
morelsnd County. containing DC acres. more
or les 50 scres are cleared Situate near wes
SEVENTH. offer one pony, buggy ard harness
The pony Is ksud and gentle. These properties
viii be sold for part cash, and on payueus to
suit purchasers
HENRY F. SCHELL,
selss-szn. soMERsEr. Pa.
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YOU'RE After Money

You have heard the proverb A dollar
saved is dollar earned That is gold.
hard fact. A dollar spent extrayagantly is a
dollar knocked out of your day's earnings.
A dollar saved in econominss trading is a
dollar added to the days wage.
wERF AFrFR YOU
with dollars in our hands in the way Of bar
gains in furniture
We HAVE A RAT
ting line of fancy Chairs of all descriptions,
Reed. Rattan, Cherry. Walnut and old Oak.
Heres dollars for you. do you want them
why go on wasting them, every dollar you
spend in purchasing Chamber Suit,or a
Parlor Suit, is dollar well spent
sEE Our CAT
aIoguc of prices for sideboards, Hall-Stands.
Writing Desks, Bookcases. Chiffoniers, and
Miscellaneous Furniture Of all kinds
CoFrRorn & Co. Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

John VIII, Esq size venerable surveyor
Is lying critically in at his hone on Pasrio,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

God willing. nsr nov church near Nine
veh will Be dedicated December p. 1855
Ministers. brethren and friends from aijoin
ing fields are invited 10 attend.
Taso- BAeH. P. E.
A. ]. BzsL, P. c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

The residence Of Or. ". A. Garman. Of
Berlin was partially destroyed BY hre. MOe-
day eFaning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

Handsome Plush Jackets st ten dollars.
worth tweiye. and Plush Coats at tilesn,
eighteen and twenty dollars.
Mrs. A. z. Uhl.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

Teachers viii find many handsome little
presents for their scholars al Biesecker &
Snyder's.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

r ocS StiON NOflSE.
The annual election Of the Farmers Union
Association and Fire Insurance Company Of Soni-
ersef County. Pa. wiz be held In Berlin on Tues
day. the 3lsr day OF December, issO for the paIr-
pose Of eleeting President, Vice President Sec
retsfy. and six Directors toserye during the com
ing year. Also, al the same time the sth Section
OF the Bylaws 70 the Constitution viii be voted
upon, by order of the Board.
p. J. BRCBAKER. Secretary.
r HAY President
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the First National Bank OF comersef for the eiec-
ton of directors for The year iseo VIII be held in
It's banking rooms In the National Bank Build
inV. Somerset, Pa, on Tuesday, January IL. 90,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and 1
ANDREW PARkER CAsHIER
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$50 Saved on Every Ton of Johns
town Flooded Barb Wire.

Twenty thousand pounds sold in thirty
days. and every pound satisfactory. Send in
your orders. Pioe. two cents per pound.
Jas. B. UoLDERBauM. Somerset, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

This powder never varies. A marvel Of purity.
Strength and Shoiesomenesx- More economical
than the ordinary kinds. and cannot hs sold ia
composition with the multitude Of low test xhcrt
weight alum phosphate po9GersL Sod oale IN
eiHz kofAL BAKISe PowDKR CO., iss Wall 81
y. I. lull7. slit
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

The members Of The Poor Board held
theis monthly meeting al aAe ooansy home
Noaday.
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u. KEyyEDTs TORIrE RENEDY.
EXECUT0R'S NOTICE,

EXECUToR's NOTICE.
Estate ofJobn Grady, deed, late OF Q1emahon
ing Twp. Somerset County, Pa,
Letters tesfamentary on the above estate having
been granted to The undersigned by the proper
authority, notice Is hereby gwen TO All perss'i1s
indebted 70 said esfSte 70 make immediate pay
me1t and those having claims sgalnst the same
viii present theE duly authenticated tor settle
mens 70 the undersigned, al his residence, on
Saturday the flth day Of Decem Der, ls's9.
HERMAN W. BERKEY.
noys. Executor.
T. " BIksEcKER Anoriey.
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Forthe Injured.

The Baltimore ami 0aio Railroad Com
pany has decided TO add room 70 the Pitts
burgh division Of the road for the comfort
of unfortunate railroad men and trespasssrs
who are injured on the road. It IS special
room 70 be located IN large stations along
the line. l. will be furnished with good
bed and everything that will assist physi-
clans and the anforsuaates. In the future
when men are hurt they will be carried to
these hospital -ooms at the depot 50 ss to re-
s.aive ,,rf,r.,.r care and attention.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

Some smart Aleck. who Is utterly destitute
Of feelings Of humanity. caused the report
to be circulated that Samuel Campbell. a
prominent citizen Of Loyalhanna township.
had died. On the day that the supposed
funeral was TO take place sympathizing
friends from distance began 10 arrive, and
were no little as;onished. as well As most
sgreeably surprised, TO meet Al his own
threshold the alleged corpse -Greeas5'ag
4rgEs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

The attention -four readers IS directed 10
voughts advertisement found in another
column. After reading it over should all
make haste 10 follow the crowd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

Mr. Frank Lauutz. one Of the most widely
known residents Of the county. died at his
home in Somerset township Sunday night
after a long and painful struggle with an
hereditary disease, consumption. Mr. LauEtz
was steward Of the county poor farm for
number Of years, and filled the position to
the satisfaction OF the public He was recog-
Eized by ali bis acqnaintances as one Of the
oountys most intelligent and enierprising
farmers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

Thanksgiving day was selected by Hymen
for TIE marriage Of Mr. Frank r Herr and
Miss Florence B. youngest daughter OF the
late n b. Snyder. The ceremony, which
was witnessed By only the immediate friends
Of the bride and groom. occurred At the resi-
dence Of the brides mother at precisely three
O'Clock. and was performed by Elder Con-
dinner followed the congratulations, after
which the bridal party took the evening
train for Washington. Pa, where Mr.. Herr
Is employed as book-keeper BY the Standard
Oil Conrany.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

The court viii hardly recognize itself
next week when il finds that the erimina
calendar IS so snail. faere has been
but very little business transacted be-
fore that body during the year that has not
been Of a criminal nature But We are hap
py to say that with The exception Of one or
two trifiiDg cases ali Of the crimes we're per-
petrafed by non-residenis ofthis county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04
Stone IN rHr Bladder.

500 st Was srsesEs. ava 7sr vNsovEnr0
assrrToBE % TsE suFrEHrRs.
Mr. Z D. Pasons zelskno4n book-keeper of
Rochester. \. Y. writes One dag wAs seized
with pain IN the lower part of my back Next
came a sfoppage q the ssrine. and acuse pain.
sought advice. sad sas told that ny SYMPTOMS
were these of stl,lae IN the Bladder ! VIII not
Try 70 describe what went thronsh. None Of
the raesns tzksn produced any oeneft until
began the use OF DE-. David Kenneiy's FErorite
remedy Of fsondcaf. n. Y. 6radnaliy the more
serious symptoms began to yield The pain eeas-
e, the calnlous or stone having been
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

Mr. Eliss Cunningham and his daughter,
Ms. Biesecker, lei for Tampa, Florida,
Monday morning. where they viii join the
aiters husband DR.. James E. Biesecker
aid her brother, Frank Cunningham. These
Two yoang men leif Somerset two months
ago for FL PAso, Texas, but the climate Of
the Lone Star State" did not agree with
the doctors declining health. and bis ply
clans recommended that be Try the geniler
climate Of the " Alligator State
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04
WRIT or PARTITION.

To Urias Berkey. Los Angeles. Cal, Lemon
Lohr, Zepnsriah Lohr. Elsie z Traxal and Vic
tor Truxal, Of Wesfmoreland County Pa
You are hereby notified that In pursuance Of a
writ Of Partition issued out of the Orphans Court
Of Somerset County. Pa. and 20 me directed,
viii hold al inquest on the premises on the real
estate q Jacob Berkey. dee d. situate ia Paint
Township. Somerset County. Pa on "Wednesday
the fth day OF December, 1Ss3. when and where
You can attend II you think proper
Ocl zsd- lsss- } SheriE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

When the evening train arrived at the sta
ton Monday, Sheriff McNillen hnstled two
tough looking young tramps, securely hand
caffed together, from the smoker and
marched them swiftly up the streets leading
10 the Jail. Arriving at that condemned in
stifution. the creaky old door swung open to
admit them. and after the bracelets we're re-
moved the sheriff assigned them TO cells and
bade them good night. Tie youths were
arrested al Cumberland, Nd, charged with
completely in the Ravenseraft robbery at
sand Patch, several weeks ago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-12-04

nR-J. K. MILLER
IL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
soNEEsET, Pa.
Tenders his professional services 10 the eifi-
zens Of Somerset. Pa Once in residence OF Hon
A j. Coloorn, on Main street. decs-' s9Lsf
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CoFFRo1n. P. N.

= n LuFFillIiI. + u
10 giris troubled with fellows Of the stick
e p.2s'es variety, who don't know enough
9 a The proper time, the following plan
'eeonmended. When you wish to nd
se-'seii o. a young mans presence hand
With yoaT sweetest smile. = piece OF
s-ler and a pencil, and give directions as
.'loss Make on the paper row Of eleven
p1sis- DEsv 4 straight line do~awand
-'a ne right side Of the first cipher. up
s-'d from the right Of the fourth. down
.-'a from the fth. upward from the sew
20 and sighih, and downward from The
Yah. The result S esectrical.
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! Somerset Herald.

ornRaE R. scULL EdIs0I.
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BIrnkER 4 sSYDrR-

lhe foliowing letters remaining al the
Sanerset post Office will be sent 10 the Dead
ie'ief Oiioe al Washington. d. C. il not
sa'ied ior .Fitliin ten days from this dAte,
beoenber 81. lsS9
Se1'nd, A Byrne, Charles Beal. ",
S-nqaey, u s; HetIiey. VIM Larmer. A.
..'ls' /. n; Long, T.: Hsrding. Beni.
--'ef Frank; Nicodemas. Herbert shafer,
e-'aon Painter, wm- p; Reed. 0. q.
se.lers, J. c.. Specht, r. R. Zimmerman:
GS.
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DUE on HEIRS. cREDIroRs. Erc

Organs and Pianos sold for Cash Easy Payments
deea-st- and Rented Catalogues free
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-, .nioie. al Young's Drug Store.
,.s.v Goods at Young's Drug Store.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26
4 BRUCA' BlTTLE:
A Gorilla aud RuiI Dog Have a
NiurTai Combat.

As mast Of oar citizen nomber th- large
GJriIla shJSn Uu the iH:r grounds last fall,
the folio lng dispatch fro;a Van Vert con-
cerning him sill interest them;
VAN WERT. Dec. l6. 80.
Que of the most singular, and at the same
time the fiercest and hlOOdieSt cOmhals that
has ever taken place in this pRrt ofthe State,
occurred near this place 1T about O'Clock
this morning. Tine fight was between an i'm.
ported thoroughbred Engi.h bull dog. and n
young African Gorilla. The dog was fine
animal, weighing about forty pounds. The
gorilla, a savage looking monster, probably
weighing eighty pounds. The dog and gorilla
were put into an enclosure twelve feet square
and eight feet high, built of 3 inch oak strips,
closed on top. Quite large crowd assembled
and betting was quite lively. The fight was
to he continued until one OF the animals was
killed. Although the dog WIS game, he was
no match for the gorilla. His teeth seemed
to take no effect on the gorilla's tough hide.
In less than one minute the gorilla had
caught the poor dog in his muscular arms,
and sank his long tasks repeatedly into his
ack and spine. The blood flew III streams
and several spectators were Spattered with It.
In two minutes the owner of the dog threw
up the sponge, but it was evident that the dog
was already dead.
The pen resembled slaughter house. The
trainer had great deal of trouble in getting
the gorilla back into his cage. A great deal
of money changed hands on the fight. The
gorilla is owned in Fort Wayne, and the dog
in Marion Ind.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26
Closing Out,

The stock of Holiday goods at Saur &
Balsley's Drug and Book House must be
closed out within 10 days, and the book sale
will close within 80 days. This affords
everybody an excellent opportunity to get
books and fancy goods at their own prices.
If you want books for your children or your
self be sure to step in at this house and get
prices before making your purchases. 1t is
really astonishing how very cheap books can
be and are sold, books that few years ago
cost slOO to S1.5O are now sold for 20 to 25
cents, and not only are books sold SO cheap
but everything in the liue of holiday and
fancy goods, such as toilet cases for ladies,
shaving sets, pocket books, albums. etc. Re-
member that money invested in good books
is like money invested in wheat-one is food
for the brain while the other is food for the
body.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26

Probate Court Proceedings.

DEC. 16.-Second account of Elizabeth
Yeager, guardian of Edward Yeager, filed.
Second account of P. D. Short, guardian
of T. Short and others, filed.
Final account of Josiah Roller, assignee eff
Harriet W. Cary, settled.
Levi Dresbach appointed guardian for the
Dresbach heirs.
Dec. T.-Inventory and appraisement of
the estate of Walter Talmage filed and re-
corded.
| DEC. 18.-Confrmation of sale of the lands
belonging to Leroy Ward.
DEC. 19.-Will of l. H. Dettwiler admitted
| to record.
DEC. 20.-Will of James Wadsworth admit
ted to record.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
VIM. L. Woodward and Josie V. McCauley.
Chas. Reid and Myrtle Myers.
Jas. Montgomery and Della McEwen.
F.W. Bockelman and Anna Mahnke.
We have received the following, presuma-
bly, from the postmaster of Florida:
Florida Ohio Dec 10 1889
Mr. Orwig Sir Please write the address,
ess on your papers SO you could read it after
it gets cold. A Supream jug could not read
them; if you can't write please get some one
else to write for you Yours Pm
We referred the missive to our mailing
clerk, who, after scanning it several minutes,
handed it back to us with the remark that he
could not decipher Greek. But he at once
recognized the word 'iug' and mumbled
some words about the p. m. having some
thing to do with the ''little brown Jug" The
matter worried us the least bit, but if our
Florida p. m. is willing to call it even we are.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26

1t is an ill wind, people say, that blows nc
good. While the warm weather of Decem.
ber has been hard blow to some branches
of the retail trade, IT has proven decided
benefit to the farmers. On account of the
very dry and unfavorable condition of the
soil in September and October it was i'm.
possible to do the usual fall plowing, but the
rains and mild weather of the past month
have Seliowed the earth and many hundreds
of acres of good plowing have been done in
Henry county, and the industrious farmer
has regained all the time lost in ths fall.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26
Saloon Cleaned Out at Texas by
Women.


Some time ago one Nose Jackson, former
ly of Mcclure, rented room at Texas, this
county, for the purpose of selling groceries,
it being understood that he was not to sell in
toxicating drinks, as Washington township
was prohibition township. We understand he
had obtaineda revenue license, but of course
was not required to pay the State tax as the
township had adopted prohibition. The
women of that place notified Nose to stop but
he would not. On Tuesday evening of last
week not less than dozen ladies marched
into the place about 7o'clock and ordered
Nose out which he refused. Around the
room were number of men playing games.
One of the ladies found her husband in the
crowd and told him she had went barefooted
last winter while he spent his money in
saloons. Several ladies then picked up the
stove and threw it in the street, others threw
out the stove pipe, and then came bottles,
glasses, boxes &C., until the entire ranch was
gutted. jackson left by the back door hot
ly persued by the women, making his escape
to Liberty Center, where he served out a war
rant for the arrest of the ladies. A hearing
was waived before Justice Beilharz, whereup-
on he bound eleven of the women over to
Court of Common Pleas, and bond was given
for their appearance at the next term. The
affray has occasioned much excitement in
and around Texas.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26
Accident.

On Wednesday morning last an accident
befell Capt l.. G. Randall, which might have
cost him his life. On that morning he was
getting ready to butcher, and on handling
his pistol previous to shooting the hogs the
weapon was'in some manner discharged, the
ball striking Mr.. Randall on the forehead and
glancing produced severe flesh wound. 1t
was a narrow call and prostrated the Capt.
considerably, but he is doing we'll at the
present writing and will be out again in few
|days
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26
Found Dead.

Tuesday afternoon, German by the name
of Henry Fox, living two and one-half miles
north of Hamler, was found dead on Mr..
Kistler's farm in Monroe township, half mile
from his home. Esq. Uncapher was called to
act as coroner, and the jury decided that the
deceased came to his death by strangulation.
Fox was subject to falling fits, and when
found was lying face down in the mud and
water. He leaves wife and four small child
rem in destitute circumstances -Hamler
Herald.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26

Isn't the life of clergyman just little
harder than people are apt to imagine? Aside
from pastoral calls, social duties, routine
work, the weekly meetings and the thousand
and one unexpected demands upon minis
ter's time and patience, he must prepare for
each Sabbath two sermons that are expected
to be models of eloquence, scholarly research
and rhetorical finish. The minister surely
earns his princely (O salary.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26
Band Fair.

The band fair was not as we'll attended as
it might have been the first two nights, but
since then they had fair patronage. The boys
will clear over 5000, which is doing well for
this time of the year. Concerts are given ev-
cry night by the band, and during the inter-
missions the attention of the audience is
d avn toward the elegant booths and fortune
wheels. The attraction tonight (Wednes-
day., will be the female band
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26

b. F. Garrison and Lawrence Balm went to
Napoleon Thursday, and on their return
about three and one half miles north of Ham,
Ter they stuck in the mud in the middle of
the road about 6o'clock in the evening. They
tried in vain to urge their steeds onward but
no 60. Frank jumped out and took it foot
to Mr.. Mark Garrison's, and secured him
and his team, returned to the buggy, changed
teams and got to Hamler all right. They
report the roads we'll nigh impossible, and
say we should have stone roads by all means.
-Hamler Herald.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26
Cantata,

The holiday time will be made more pleas
ant by the Cantata which the M. E. Sunday
School proposes to give next Tuesday even
ing at the Rink. The title of it is "The
Crown of the Year" 1t will be treat to all.
A good orchestra has been procured which
will add much to the music. Don't let your
self fail of seeing and hearing the closing
treat of the old year. Price of admission 10
cents; reserved seats 20 cents; at Saur & Bal
sley's drug store.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26
w. r. G. Oyster Supper.

The W. R. c. of Oscar P. Randall Post,
Harrison township, will give an oyster sup
per at their hall, on Friday evening, Decem-
ber 9th. Every arrangement has been
made to make it a success, and the public
are cordially invited to be with them on that
occasion. A quilt and number of valuable
articles will be disposed of on the occasion.
CoNfNfTrrEE
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-12-26
WEEK OF PRAYER.
Topics Recommended by the National
Evangelical Alliance.

The National Evangelical alliance, with
headquarters at New York, has issued list
of topics for the week of prayer, Jan. 6-l2
inclusive, as follows:
Monday, Jan. 6, Confession and Supplica-
tion;" Tuesday, Nations and their Rulers;"
Wednesday, "The Young" Thursday, The
Church at Home;" Friday. "The Church
Abroad" Saturday, Thanksgiving"
The supplication for Nations and Their
Rulers" include ''prayer for all in authority;
for the anactment of wise laws and their
faithful administration; for the abolition of
the traffic in intoxication drinks; for the re-
peal of all laws which protect vice; for the
sanctifcation of the Lords day; for social
purity and all other needed reforms, and for
the recognition by all men that right. business
exalteth nation, but sin is a reproach to
any people,"