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xlrUaA1 Hrsroar LECTURES.
Something About the Wolf ana hii
DespfcnbIe ways.

The wolf is an animal disreputaole
among beasts and given to much trlckery
neither is it in favor among men, VINO
have very little use for it. In taste, the
wolf is oinnivorous; he Is partial 70
mutton. but does not object to the .long
pig" of the eannibals, and in a case OF
urgency he can bring himself TO eat
another wolf
The wolf has not had the full confidence
of the community since his little anair
with Red Riding Hood, which was con-
summate piece of rascality, even II 1t
was fable. Story tellers would have us
believe that the wolf has habit OF
changing his dress and putting on WOOL 10
further his nefarious schemes, but the
deception can easily be detected by twist
ing the tail Of the animal under suspicion.
If it is a sheep, it will bleat: IL wolf,
growl and bite This rule is applicable
to anything that tries to travel on the
style of It's clothes. In these days OF cul-
ture, education. ETC., any one who Is de-
ceived by wolf in sleeps clothing de-
serves to be bitten by a sheep.
The fable of the wolf and the stork,
wherein the stork performed surgical
operation for the wolf and was cheated
out of his fee, proves that doctors do not
always EFs Nn0e VIZ 49,
than their patients. The wolf is not
easily civilized. as can be vouched for by
a man in Maine who caught an innocent
young wolf and tried the experiment.
The wolf grew and waxed fat, likewise a
family of young pigs that were part OF
the menagerie. There came time when
there was a pig missing, and the owner
wondered, while his pet wolf walked
around as innocent as Gordon setter
pup.
Again there came time and another
pig failed to put his feet in the trough at
swill time. The way the pigs failed TO
appear made the eKperimenter weary,
but he never suspected his wolf. The
wolf even helped MIN look for the thief.
md baiked vigorously when the man said
"Sic em = One morning. on his return
from a ratification meeting. the man saw
his pet wiping his mouth with pigs ear.
On counting noses in the pen there was
yet another gone. The wolf was executed
on the evidence as above. The wolf Is
bound to come out, every time.-E. K.
Collins, In Siftings.
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PIrrsFfELD.

Mrs. Dr. Chamberlain is visiting at
her parents, j. Pinney. Mrs. Stiles of
Montreal is visiting her mother, Mrs. g.
McCollom. Mrs. Amazon attended the
commencement exercises at NorthIield
last week. =. Rev. Mr.. Crawford of
Bethel occupied the pulpit in the Cong'l
church last Sunday.
An Episcopal service was held last
Friday eve in the NJ. f. church. Mrs.
Conry and children of Essex Center are
visiting at 0. J. Ellis. 1.-The village
school closed last Saturday. Misses
Ina and Nina Parmenrer are at home for
visit.
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PROBATE COURT-HARTFoRD DISTRICT.
Record of business done.

PROBATE COURT-HARTFoRD DISTRICT.
Record of business done.
June Il. Warren Ballou. F. Bethel.
alleged insane person: petition for APP
pointment of guardian.
Edmund c. Ballou's estate, Bethel /:
License granted admir- to sell real estate.
Mary g. Fowler's estate. Bethel.
Hearing on proof of viii and will dis
allowed. Josiah d. Cushing. Bethel.
appointed admr. II. W. Perrin and II.
W. Dutton of Bethel appointed Apps.
and Comrs.
June 10. NJ. VanBuren Eastman's es-
tate. Norwich. Commissioners report
returned.
Taylor Stacks estate. Norwich. Set
Element of admr's account continued.
William Nesper's estate. Royalton
VIM. Skinner appointed Admir-. Horace
Allen. Chas. Lyman. Boyalton. Comrs.
and Apps.
Edward s. Wood. minor. Barnard.
Edward Miller. Barnard appointed guar
dian.
Joseph p. Loveland's estate. Norwich /:
Agreement of legatees 10 abide by the
appraisal of Charles B. Stone and d. L.
Gushing received and ordered TO be re-
corded.
John buttons estate. Norwich; y. B.
Hazen. admr. petitions for license to
sell real estate. Hearing July Is next.
standard.
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0BITUARY.-With deep sorrow we re-
cord the death of Mrs. Marcia Brown OF
south Royalton, Vt. She died suddenly
of apoplexy after an illness of about four
weeks. The funeral services were held
at the house of the deceased. Rev. W. NJ.
ellis officiating. 4 large number Of the
neighbors and friends were present to pay
their last honors to the deceased and to
sympathize with the bereaved father and
children. Mrs. Brown was born i'm South
STAFFORD, Vt. March 2nd, 1887, where
she lived during the most of her unmar-
ried life. She became united in marriage
with Charles Brown. Feb. l6, 1866. The
first year of their married life was spent
in South STAFFORD, VT, when the young
husband and wife moved to Tunbridge,
where they spent twenty-one years of
happiness together. One year ago last
March they removed to So. RoyaltOn. VT.
where they lived till death called the wife
and mother to her long home. Mrs. b.
and her family attended the NJ. +. church
at So. Royalton during their stay here
commanding the respect and esteem of
all who became acquainted with her. Aud
the pastor of the church was always
kindly welcomed to their home. She
leaves behind a husband and three sons
who survive to mourn her loss. Only last
Nov. Mrs. Brown followed an only sister
to the grave. the funeral being conducted
from the same house. Thus rapidly does
one follow another to death. The bereav-
ed family have the full sympathy of the
community. w. VI. G.
20. Royalton, VT, July ,, 1883.
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J. VI. Lewis has bought the c. VI. Rob-
bins farm Miss Matte Robinson is
visiting Mrs. NJ. II. Ryan,. Mrs. Geo.
Robinson of Austin, Texas spent a cou-
pie of weeks in town recently -. Mrs. a.
A. Wilson and Miss Dora Allen are visit
ing their old home in n. Y....Ed Hop
lins of Essex Junction was here Tues
day....M. III. Ryan was in Randolph
Center last Saturday. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Someryille of Duxbury spent sunday
with Mr.. and Ms. Sam'l Harlow.,..J.
B, Darling has sold the Harlow mill
property to Messrs. Cardell, Parker and
Van Duesen of Warren for the sum of
S2600.. Ransom Durham Is committee
in the village district and Ad. Piper
boards the teacher. Quite a number
of our towns people were in Chelsea Fri
day and Saturday as witnesses in the
Robbins divorce case. Among those
summoned were Geo. Marsh, Lille OAR
ling and Mr.. and MIS-. Chas. Blair.
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NORTH RoYALIoS.

Mr.. Foster has closed very success
ful term Of school in the Dutton district.
MRS. f. Marks has returned from
her visit in Tunbridge. Miss Carrie
Chamberlain of sharon has been visiting
at Geo. bearings ....The annual school
meeting in No. II called out an unusual
number of voters. who succeeded In get
ting up a puzzle that il is thought will
be worse than the puzzle of titteen.-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cloud Of Brooklyn,
y. Y while on their way 10 visit friends
in this vicinity, had the misfortune TO
lose their little son Arthur, who was
taken sick and died quite suddenly.
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WEST RRIpGEwArER.

Walter Wilson caught a black bass last
week that weighed pounds and num-
Der have been caught that weighed from
! 1-2 to 2 IL pounds. People are hay
ing here.... Miss Lettie Wright is at
work at J. n. Maddens again. John
Dillon has gone to Weirs. NH. to spend
the Fourth. Picnics were in order at
the Pond Saturday.. Miss Ella Farm
ham of Woodstock visited here last week.
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Ind he wasa giant both brawuy and brave.
And she was the bell q the beach.
Ind be Was oerghrcvr BY a seven inch wave
While she swooned away with a sereech.
hat eve in the ballroom the maiden appeared;
he tenderly sskad her Z
De fAintsd that morning because she had feared
For his iis- Hsrr reply Vas suif.
Ind no, Il uas u1t ssr rour life that feared
ne way that son dpered Fcur mouth vas 80 weird
Ton surely wsul4 swallow the ocean.r
-Ha-per's Bazar
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GAYsvILLE.-Thoseh having no marks
in the highest department during the
terms just closed were Maud and Annie
Chedel, Annie Rogers. Lillian kncwlton,
Hattie Taggart, Frank Blake and Leon
Chamberlain. Fred Cobb absent one
half day. In the primary department
Mollie kimball, Mary Barnes, Winnie
Chamberlain. Fred Steele and Leslie
Blake. Maud Brink tardy once, How
ard Mason absent once.
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EAST BARNARp.

c. B. Corey. who has been stopping at
Horace Wilson'S for few days, return
ed TO his work in Waltham. Mass. Tues
day.. Charlie Davis, who has been at
tending business college, was here last
week. Mrs. Lyman Allen Is quite poor
" e.. Blossom Scott is working at Ed
win Aliens. Rev. j. F. Simmons will
preach in the Cong'l church next sun
day at +. M.... Thirza Allen closed a
nine weeks term of school In No. 5,
Pomfret, last Friday and gave her pupils
a ride to AIt. Tom Saturday. Every schol-
ar of school age went and all had a
pleasant time. They had a picnic dinner
on the mountain. -. School IN No In
Pomfret closed June 2sth. Number of
scholars, Is. Nine were present at every
session and there were but four instances
of hardness. Those having no absent
marks were. Alice A. Allen, Antoine j.
and Mamie a. Bennett, Carrie L., Luna
NJ, Martha E.. and Willie ;. Caswell,
Nellie b. Morse aud LUrie NJ. snow.
THIRZA l.. ALLEN.
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PAYINo INvEsTMENTs.

Parties desiring to place money where
it is liable to more than double in COM
paratively short time will do well 70 cor
respond with Frank II. Bascom, whose
advertisement appears in another col
umn. We know Mr.. Bascom personally
aud can recommend him as man who
will do as he agrees and his investments
in the great Natural Gas City OF Muncie,
Ind. have been very successful.
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A Sac INVESTMENT

l. one which IS guaranteed to bring you salts
factory results. or IN case Of failure return of
purchase price. On this safe plan vou can buy
Of orr advertised druggist a bottle Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption. II is
guaranteed to bring relief in every case. when
nsed for any affection Of throat. lungs or
chest. such as consumption. inflammation Of
the lungs bronchitis, asthma vhooring cough.
Group etc. etc. Il can always be depended
upon. Trial bottle free at L. 6. Morton 5
Dag Store.
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BRA1NrREE.-The legal voters in ioinl

BRA1NrREE.-Ihe legal voters IN l0int
school district No. in Braintree and Il
in Randolph elected the following Off
GERS at their annual meeting Tuesday ev-
ening, W. b. Hubbard moderator; +. II.
Cleveland clerk and treasurer; G. NJ.
Bass prudential committee; Edwin
Hutchinson collector; Lyman Hutchin-
son auditor. Voted "a weeks school,
raised Is cts. on the dollar.
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An Important Pound.

'That plan Of $4,000 house you
printed, remarked a constant reader to
ne editor. "was very fine, but one point
was rather obscure"
"What was that?"
cit didn't say how to get the $4,000. .
-Harpers Bazaar.
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RRInaEwATER.

Miss Medora MulIoy closed success
full term of school in Dist. No. IL. Tues
day, June 18th. Number of scholars
p average per day l7.3. Those having
no marks were: Flora Brown, Lille
Daley. Gertrude Towne, Lena Dimick.
Sadie Perkins and Warren Horton. Guy
Dimick was absent one-half dav.
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A cIo.e competl,ion.

"AIy papa's got some new horses and a
nice new brougham.
"well. my papas going to buy new
yacht
"And my mammals got lovely new
piano"
"Well-w-well. my mammals got a
,ook that has stayed two weeks +
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There was death in the house. A
undertaken calling TO offer
ais services was told that another had
llready been engaged. Pardon" said
ne disappointed man, bowling himself
)ut, 81 hope ! shall be happier another
ime.-Siftings.
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"You are enjoying yourself, hope?"
Baid the hostess at a soiree, to Galuchet.
s'You know. madam" said Galuchet,
With his most gracious smile, that the
fullest parties never bore me. can
stand almost ANYTHING. "-Siftings.
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NORTH PoMFRFT.-Mr. Henry Hard
Ing is putting an addition on his house
-. Addie Colburn is home for vaca-
ton. -. Penn Strong attended the re-
ception given by the teachers OF the
Woodstock high school last Friday ey-
ehing Mary Hewitt is home from
Randolph tor vacation. Mrs. Coli
burn has been visiting at L. ;. Woods
80. Miss Jackman closed very success
full term of school in No. 3 last saturday
49,. Mabel keith is visiting at her aunt's
Mrs. Adams. ...M Mr.. and Mrs. A. Y. Bar
tholomew spent Sunday at home....
Rev. MIR. Quimby preached at the Cong
church sunday Z. NJ. TO a large congre-
cation. Mrs. Clara Adams returned to
ner home In Ludlow on Monday
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ne EnrIe. tha Crnr.

Grocer-Mr. Slowpay, do you know why
the Car Of Russia would make a success
n the grocery businessY
Mr.. slowpay-No. don't think do.
"Well, it's because he doesnt trust any
body. "-Siftings.
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Judge.-"It's useless for you to deny.
I shall send you to prison for three
months"
Prisoner.-"What ennuil know
scarcely any one there.-Siftings.
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Judge-Miss, will you please give your
age?
Witness l am q years old.
"Your correct age, please.
s'And 100 months. -Siftings.
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SMOKERS HEART.-Dr. Flint's remedy
wards of death from those who have developed
a smokers heart through the use of tobacco
rendering that organ liable to rapture az any
time. Descriptive treatise with each bottle, or
address Mack Drug Co.. New York For sale
BY +. T. Evans. 4 Co. West Randolph
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Teacher-Inanimate objects belong TO
the neuter gender. What gender is an
sgg2
Tommy-Can't tell till it's Matched out.
-Siftincs
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Ingenious Love.

Johnny-Dear papa, love you so
much.
Papa-I love you too, Johnny, when
you are good.
Johnny-But. papa, love you even
when you amt good -Siftings.
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wlfe-This is the third time you have
some home drunk this week.
Hubby-D-don't be so p-pessimistie.
ny dear. You should think OF the four
Nights l came home sober.-Life.
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WASHINGTON.

school closed last Friday with a bas-
ket picnic in Mr.. Cheney's woods.
The Washington Rifles gave an enter
tainment last Thursday eve....A Re
lief Corp is about to be organized here.
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Joe Stoughton is home on VISIT.
Marvin Hazen and wife returned from
their western trip last Saturday. Miss
Matte Watson of Barre is visiting at IL.
II. Whitcomb's. ii. Bixby of keene
is in town. There will be lawn party
at Mrs. A. G. Waterman's on the Fourth.
Ice cream and cake will be served. Nv.
Ii. Martin is building a barn on the lot
recently purchased of d. W. Cowdery.
Report of the higher department of
our school for the termendins June 2lst:
No. of pupils registered, - averageldai-
ly attendance, lS.9; pupils not absent,
Emily Foster, May and Winnie ellis,
Loren Mosher, Rosa Haynes. Pupils
having the ten highest averages for the
term, Grace Martin, 95.3, Loren Mosher,
95, Nellie Adams, 81, Emily Foster, 81.
May ellis. 80, Rosa Haynes. 90.3, AWin-
ME ellis, 80, Ernest Hewitt, 1913, Har-
ry Simonds, 1913. Matte Buck, 50, Tom
my Bosworth, IS. Gertie Farnham, IS,
Sarah Porter, 1913.
GRACE A. JACKMAN, Teacher.
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81 want to write letter to the secre-
larry Of the navy. Shall 1 address him as
Your ExcellencyT
''oh. no; use the term, Your War
shin. Life.
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DEFERRED.

RANDoLPH.-Sehoolc closed in district
No. the goth. No. of pupils eleven.
Names of those having no absent marks
were Florence and Alice Smalley. Myr-
tie Rowell, Bernice Flint, Luyia and
Warren Slack and Nina Phillips. No
tardy, marks in this school.
JULIA WOOD. Teacher.
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A safe hiding place.

wife-"where shall we hide the silver
while we are away
Husband-"Put it in the pockets Of
Tour dresses in the closet. "-Harper's
Bazaar.
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Prince Charming drove up with his
milk-white steeds. the other day, 10 take
Miss Goldilocks out driving.
Ready said he.
That's all.
Prince Charming now says that Miss
3oldilocks has too fiery a disposition.
anyhow.-Puek.
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The Correct Name.

"Do you want to buy this handbook
"Do you call that ponderous quarto a
handbook"
Certainly; it's work on palmistry. "
Life.
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PoMFRET.-E. Y. Dana and wife Wis
tied mis- brother in South Royalton the
first OF the week Edward Holt has
been visiting relatives in town....R Royal
Adams ana Miss Anna Vaughan uphold
the dignity OF the town in graduating
from the high school at Woodstock. -.
Mr.. Wight rom Michigan is visiting his
father. go. Miss Cora Atwood has return
ed from Washington, ID. Co. Herbert
o. Markham and bride are visiting his
parents. -. Preaching at North Pomfret
next sunday at , - o'clock. W ii
Perkins is moving his barn from the top
of the hill down nearer his house. Blu
rean Levitt is very sick with diphtheria.
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A REGULAToR;-A few Hamburg Figs
will cure the worst case Of Constipation and in
digestion and their occasional use viii prevent
the recurrence OF these troubles . cents.
Dose one Fig. Mack Drug Co., New York.
dolnh. Vt
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Desirable Property for sala
DESIRABLE PLACE FOR S.Ir

In the village Of West Randolrb y
ua,ed on the Center St. Modern sta,, Z 'li
halt French roof, nearly new. bric eIo' ana !
eight rooms, with large ell. shed and s souss q
Never failing water at both houss 81. a ~ pan
about two acres of land. Bn;id;naal IAN.
about II years ago and are in GOOD ~, mae
1t IS the residence of the late Epbrsino VTl q
and built by him in the most slbstant;aii nara
ner for his own use and now Offered h.. laaa
close the estate. Apply 10 iOi Sale y
II. c. SOPER, West Randolph y.
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W. W. Streeter has field corn that
stands 3 feet high and potatoes most
large enough to cook.
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SOUTH ROYsLTON NEWS.
Mrs. S. H. Buck is quite sick.

Mrs. 5. H. Buck Is quite SICK.
Lottie Bosworth returned from Salem.
Mass. last week.
Irya and Oracle Martin returned from
Barre Monday.
Regular meeting of Bixby Post next
Saturday eve, the 9th.
Walter Dewey painted the steeple of
the Cong'l church last week.
Mrs. Bartholomew of Oakland, Cal. is
visiting her brother Richard Wills.
The Spayins won notable victory
over the Benedicts of White River Jnnc-
ton last Thursday in game Of ball,
score standing 30 to II.
C. z. Tarbell sold the remainder of the
stock of top buggies, phaetons and wag-
ons belonging TO the bankrupt estate OF
NJ S. Adams last Monday.
The school in No. l, taught by Miss
Gertrude Leisure closed June 2lst. Those
having no marks were Willie, Celia and
Josie Wynn, Linda, Bertha Frank and
Henry Thurston. Number of scholars,
10; average attendance, l6 7l-7s.
The w. R. C. School of Inspection
called here for June n and %, by De-
partment Pres, Mrs. Lenora W. Howe,
was we'll attended. The Dept. officers
present were Mrs. Janet Z. Blackmer,
Sen. Vice Pres; Mrs. Martha E.Stearns,
Jun. Vice Pres; Mrs. Lenora W. Howe,
Dept. Pres; Mrs. S. Jane Pease, Dept.
Chaplain: Mrs. Charlotte Thompson. |.
|. officer: Mrs. Francena Nj. Powers,
Dept Inspector; Mrs. Amanda /. New
comb, Elk. Board and Past Dept. Pres.
There were also present the following
Corps presidents: Miss S. A. Pierce, West
Randolph, II. b. Thwing, Bellows Falls,
Mrs. S. Maria Nichols, Barre, Mrs. Sell
ma NJ. Preston, Cabot, Mrs. Sarah &.
Ward, Weston, Mrs Ellen NJ. Seaver,
Montpelier, Mrs. Harriet Whipple, Wood
slock, Mrs. Susan +. Wills, Tunbridge.
Other officers and members of the same
and other Corps were present. Among
them Mrs. Gen. Gilmore of Fairlee and
Mrs. f. Fay of Woodstock. The session
Thursday eve was well attended. The
afternoon session Friday was devoted to
questions asked by various members in
regard to the work of the order and an
swered by Dept. Pres. and Inspector
The school closed at noon and all seemed
we'll pleased with the meeting. 1t is
hoped it will result in better work in the
several Corps and uniformity in the
work of the Ritual. The weather dur
ing the two days was extremely warm.
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SMALL FARM FOB saIr

Small farm for sale in Royalton. Y,
mile from the depot on the north Side = ~ q
river. said farm consists Of seven al y o.
land under high state of cultivation ~ Z
buildings, house, newly repaired and r.is uo9
Running water at house and barn. e. haaisa
der barn. For particulars call on ]. q in v
Chelsea, Vt. or NJ. I. Skinner, Royalta, ', "
Evening journal., 1889-08-15
DR.. eAYLIss DEAD.

The Talented Editor of The western
Christian Advocate PASSES Away.
BAY VIEW, Aug. 15.Iev. DR.. j. H. Bay
liss, of Cincinnati, editor of The Western
Christian Advocate, died at 10 a. m
DR. Bayliss was born in Wednoshurg Eng
land Dec, 20, 1885. At the age Of rs be en-
tered Genesee a. " Wesleyan seminary,
and passed his student days there and in
Genesee college until February, 1857 Ia that
year he entered the New York Genesee com
ference In 1866 he was transferred to Chi
cago, Rock River conference. In 1871, for
reasons growing out Of the great fire, be was
transferred to the southeast Indiana confer
ence. In 1878 he made an interesting Eu-
ropoan tour, and In the following year was
transferred 70 the Detroit conference, and
thence, three years later, TO that Of Cincin-
natl.
He was married to Miss. s. A. Britton
Sept y, 1852 and five children have resulted
from the union, all Of whom are living.
In 1884 Dr. Bayliss was elected editor Of
The Western Christian Advocate. Ia 1868
he was honored with the degree Of A. NJ by
the Genesee college, with that of D. d. by
the Ohio Wesleyan university, and with that
Of LID. by Albion college, Mich. He was
a delegate to the general conference in 1876,
and was a member Of the committee APP
pointed by that body to revise the church
hymn book.
The remains win be taken to Chicago for
burial, that having been at one time the
home Of the family