davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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round No Relief.

They would Tell me my condition was owing
to NV age and that must have patience But
after two years patience ceased 10 be a virtue. I
was growing so weak could not sleep at nj CHIT.
And when was able 10 go out, WAS afraid to
GO far from home. | was constantly tired. 7
could not go up down stairs or raise my arms
above my head without gid iiness aud was so
afraid to look up that | became accustomed to
holding my head down.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

and that am made over again Friends
whom have persuaded to take Hoods Sars pa
rilia are also deriving benefit from it, Ma. &
NJ WATER, 1918 sd Street, y. W, Georgetown.
u. T. Take HOOPS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-19
At Last

was persuaded to take Hoods sarsaparilla,
and after using four bottles, my improvement
in health il wonderful, | candidv beli.v 7
am cured Of a my ailments. Nv appetite
IL good, can eat any time, am free from neural
gIa aud other troubles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-19

HOODS PILLS cure all Liver His. Bilious
ness, Jana4ice in digestion. Sick Headache
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| Never Felt So Well

or was rs stout as now since Was married. and
l am mother of nine children. have increased
from l25 TO li3 ,ounds. ] am perfectly well.
go utevery day. When my friends ask what has
made suen an improvement ! tell them | owe
oil tn
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14

GLoUCEsTER, Mas. July s.-Collector
Pew seized eleven cases of gin alleged to
have been landed from schooner Mamie
e. }ohlin. 1, is said that other seizures
of a like nature will be made
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14
Crooked Letter Carrier Sentenced.

BosToN, July L George Napoleon
l3onapart Thomas. Il Boston letter carrier
for twenty four years, was arrested for
embezzling letters and pleaded guilty
Judge Nelson sentenced him to five years
nj hArd Ia dor in the eiale prison
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14
THROUGH A SEWER.
NINE MEN ESCAPE FROM MASsACHU-
SETS STATE PRISON.
One Of Them Captured In Short
TIm".-Thr Fugitive ronsicts All Ex-
perth III Jail Brral<fng

j Thne.--Thr Fugitive Consicts All Ex-
perts III Jail BrralSing
BosroN, July 9-Nne desperate, dare
/ devil eouviels Of the state prison at Charles
! town gained their liberty yesterday after
noon by one Of the cl,ter.st methods
known in the history of escapes from
penal Institutions. 1t all looks simple and
plain enough now that these men have
shown the way, and another weak spot
Will have to be strengthened OF the nine
who escaped but one has been captured
FeliA Golding-who was returned shortly
after O'Clock
The prisoners dropped into the sewer
from the "hu,.krt DUNN ia the southeast
corner of the yard, and crawed fully So
feet to the mouth of the aperture which
empties into the dock within forty feet or
| Drtwtendrr storey honse alongside the
tracks of the Eastern division Of the Bos-
ton and Maine railroad.
The conVicIs who made this Shiny jour
ney are all except the one captured, noted
| for attempting to escape They include
Daniel Mullen OF Boston, who escaped
Dune -, 1871, from state prison, and VAS
captured Tie following day. John G.
Lynch, who escaped with Mulien and WIS
returned Nov. -. 1881: Dennis O'llcarn
OF Boston twenty -hvt-yrar man, who
slowed away AT Concord when the state
pil>oh was ioo"'e. 'l',.' "'' N"a '""- =
o'i"te nv G',HV" - ~. ",'''e9 u
pr"'ies' rem ''p,'''i'S' VI, ''''i To"''o' :
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aioie "''''7p u '''.''''' " x, 90 :
''"u '''' ii"9'''''eo' '''' '''' i'ii'i W az
a twent y-year nun
ne n's, '''''''5'''''' e" 'e'n i'''e' '''5
n'' ol 'He N'al'V VI W. warns was
or'"Ii nun ''"'i' NV o''' '''' ~ - p N
NJ. "o"i''''i,' III ~ u .'p
ny S''.'' Vi NV "" '"i'i'"' ," "'N''
MINI ''e le'' Vi WI ''9'o s"i''' H'.N
'iv 'l'9''li'''o'i ~ 'ei'l''''i''' 80 +,
afue" iHN'''ns ''''i1''','ieis no' ''ee
p"'l'e '''oi "'' VIZ III ''oa'"" VI 'ie
ms ,ai''''''ai'' '''"' siN ,.leii
Ns'e se''' IL ga" ii',,' '''e ''"'e' ~ d
yiA se'-ea'' a''' nv 49, e'',''' u
i'o,i S'''''" ~ 81" ar" '''' ""'' II
cans nv ''len az "o'H II! ''e si'o'9 ~ l"'e
"orN ""N '4i'S' anu I" minute INK
'H'N "a I''N "i'H,'" ~ is''' ~, WIZ N''
,nE UP '"N''" ',iN ny w. az
i9eNei ny III " ~ y ''',' '''''''e','"'e's
.n' eoin. va ui''v - '.t ""'''9et VI
h'l'' Il '"i's '"'' ''''' WI" M -
h''''' 'i"',' NV W. Vl'' w II, ~
WIZ 'aeh 'i't, N''''en 'e''i''' ','"' ue was
u',V' iiiN'e''' ~ - ',' 'a''''' ,,'i'
Nv Jay '"' w. VI o''' 'io WIZ
sul''',ioil''' an" Il ''''''" 9'"' AZ oii'' "
''''" NV aie,S'., .,'V'9 anu U''i.
a''E' I" ei'' w. ~" NV 'i,'' 81
'r"'' s'a''oa 1t Joi'''', ne mouth III .ne
sewer Wa aiSo S"'''''''' Is "''' a. we
NOV q, .i'",'In Mi''''' ~. '''ri' pa's'u -.
H'h ~ WIN III '"s N''ihi'l "a" ',ie
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14

LOWELL, Mass, July Sit is under
stood that the operation of the fifty eight
hour law. which weHi into effect July l.,
will result in a cut ut wages. The women
and children affected viii be paid only for
uctual time 1t may also affect some men
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14
NIilliken Itnmnlninnted

VAUDEVILLE, Me, July yesterday
SAW the fullest and most exciting conyeu-
ton ever held i'll Maine. Every city, town
and plantation was represented in city
hall when the crowd began to assemble,
Congressman Mllken was nominated
on the second ballot
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14

As far rs can be ascertaned / work
men and Q detectives were killed and IS
workmrn and q detectives injured in the
battle. In addition to this ut least 100 de
tectives We're seriously injured by the
strikers while on their way To the Jail last
eYnnlnN
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14
slowly sinking.

NEW YORK, July 9-Cyrus W. Field,
wis is sick at Dobbs Ferry, is still
unconscious and life is slowly ebbing
away.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14

An entire lewiston OF the National
guards ul Ppun-vIyma ha> been ordered
10 proceed to Homestead lay Governor
PatiiSou. numbering s.ono men. The
Striker, will ual OF course resist >uch -
ttrt.s
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14
The Democrats ol Maine shout

The Democrats oi Maine shout and
throw up heir hat, for The free trildo
plank in the platform adopted by III"
Chicago convention. nov HAT il i forced
upon them huf many Of tlrem are in
wardlv oI,po-cd to il and The Maiur drl"-
gale- voted -olidly against it in H." e'Il-
Nnltinn.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14

\ icrrihr explosion of The BrrhhA
pow der vork- ,iN miles from san Fran
cisco. Cal. occurred saturday. in Wllcf
$50 persons .mo>tlN thinc>e, are reported
io hayc been killed. There Wer" -evol
di>liuc, rNpl"-ion- and 2n0 tons III giant
powder Wrrr burned. Hire Immediately
followed tlo explosions and the work
were entirely DESTROYED and much pro
pcrt1 injured in he city by conclusion
Tie lo~- j. estimated al II .0uO. 900.
Coughing Leads to Consumption.
kemp's Ralsam will stop the cough ~ once
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14

81 80 Academy y. l3resyiiIr W und.r 44rc
of Nav =. saw Messrs KENYON a Thomas, his
is to certify what know about D.. Hacs Ha4se-
hlld Ointment have had a b. tlrrsome sore on
my lip In IS ears which terminated IN cancer.
had tried Val ious remedies purpaf,lng to cure. bat
81 without avail until | purchased box Of your
hf. Hale Household Ointment and with two
'Huihs using it las entirely cuIed II. ard -eelv
gier THIS iol the henef # The people
l4uIY Nosfs
The Somerset reporter., 1892-07-14

1his wonderful di5ine is tor >4.e at Roland
T Patterns drug storr
what an old umbrella Brattlts carf5e-''.
"Remark able, isn't it, 1t is evidently ane of
the -hIdt. at his ancestors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

LoR sALE-soMETHINa YOU OUGHT TO Buy:
II 716 l. at Sc; brick house; lot 2Ox75 only L 900
e-third cash bent this IL you Apyiy
to WELLER kEPErrI, 400 Pc ave Sc my6-3t
NOR SALE-oN 18th vt BETWEEN : AND T. A
II six-room and bath dwelling with large yard front
and rear: lot contains 3 $50 It and has wide alley
myG-6t JOHN B. WIGHT 14IoG.
EOR SAy.f--A PLEASANT LITTLE HOME ON
IL New Hampshire ave, two squares below Washing
ton circle, containing SIX rooms and BATH for only
$500.
nly6-6t JOHN q. WIGHT. 14lOG.
lyOR SkLE-A VALUABLE PIECE OF BUSINESS
property 2th between Pa ave and j st; can DO
niy0-6t John B. WIGHT. I41O g st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
BABr CARnrAGrs THrRp

special features. bou'l he surprises NJ lhe num-
Der VI handsome patterns showing More
than scventy-nve new designs e. select from.
Prices range from : IL 10 SIS; lsold on credit
That Plush or Hair Cloth sailor suite for s28
cash or $50 time lie the best value for the money
We have ever seen.
Our High Grade Parlor Furniture IN Brocatells
Tapestry and Wilton hug. IL % per cent lower Ir
price than You can had elsewhere. See n we ara
right. Our Brussels Carlet ut soc yard cash or
&c on time cannot b. approached ia quality ~
this price elsewhere. splendid Ingram CARPET $50
per yard cash. 4oc on time. All CARPETS made and
laid fire. Of extra cost No charge for waste IN
matching ngures. We've got enough Bed Room
Furniture TO stock good sized store. Well men
ton just one suite Of pieces in solid OAK that sells
for Z IL oash or els on time 10 doesn't matter
what You want-ff 10 can he clsssed under the
head OF House Furnishings. we've got IT, ard it'll
pay you 10 look up our prices before you buy Our
terms require no notes. We require . small cash
payment 1T time of purchase. aud the balance may
be arranged to suit you Small weekly monthly
payments. SIX per cent discount for settle neufo
made within thirty dayA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
FOR SALE-LOTS.

IcoE sALE-THAr yALUABLR coENFR. :ssso
4 80 and 3es st corr TO wn facing forty feet
two complete stone foundatons: recently built when
houses rails d. and rcsdy fornew baiIdnxs possession
ready for purchaser price, Ss 600; one-tourth cash
,aance IN J. = and year,. Apply premises 10
J. J. wATEiis. Attorney. 3i4l LIST my3-6rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
INSURANCE.

MUTUAL PROTECTION FIRE INSURANCE co
N1Of THE ID CIVILIAN BALLANTYNE, Presi-
dent JAMES FITCH. Secretary. Issues policies
al unusually low ties and each insurer shares
profits For inll Information apply the Office OF the
company. l40o q stnv. ja:s3-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

NV. M. SHusrEn & Sox

ARE OFFERING VERY HANDSOME A.
SoRTMENr OF NEW sPkIN6 DKE69
GOODS OF THE MOST DESIRABLE STILES
IMPORTED THIS SEASON. COMPRISING
SILK AND WOODEN MATERIALS OF THE
NEWEST STYLES OUT THIS SEASON, AND
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF EAWN9
0INGHAMs AND ok0ANDrEs. AND FULL
AND COMPLETE STOCK OF COTTON
FABRiQUEs OF THE NEWEST sTYl.Ex
ALLOF WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT
THE LOWEST PRICEa WE ALSO HAVE
A COMPLETE STOCK OF INDIA suKR
BLACK SILKS. AND. IN FACT, A CON-
PLETE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS OF THR
LATEST IMPORTATION. ALI OF WHICH
WE OFFER AT THE LOWEST RATA AND
MARKED II PLAIN FI0UREs.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
wM sHusrER . sox
NJ olo PA AVA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory Notary and 5. Commissioner.
JOHN Z. BkALI. 1921 stnw
IN ONCE from "a IN. TO , pm. nolS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
MusYos's HoMaopArHro
HoxE REMEDIES.

Do you believe in Homeopathy Moro
and more people are all the time coming
that way. The wonderful cures Of Homo
opathic Specialists have opened the syss
of the world.
Here ia one that never loses acase Of
Scarlet Fever another saves every Diph-
liberia ratient, another has conquered
Rheumatism. another Catarrh. and %
on.
MUNYON'S HOMEOPATHIC HOME
REMEDY co. HAS SECURED THE
FORMULAS OF THESE SPECIALISTS.
Their remedies are making marvellous
cures.
1. ASTHMA relieved In miuutea
2. NERvOUsNESsp- promptly removed
B IMPURE BLOOD corrected
4. HEADACHE relieved in Is min
utica
5. CULDS cured in hourl.
q. COUGHS eased in 80 minutea
2. DYSPEPSIA cured in few daya
8. RHEUMATISM relieved in Q few
hours and ultimately cured
9. JAUNpICE and all LIVER CON-
PLANTS speedily and succsssfully
treated.
10. CATARRH relieved IN . vory
short tune by gentle and soothing rene
dieA
IL. WEAK and DEBILITATED psr.
sons strengthened and LOST POWER
restored.
insomnia. Kidney Complaints. Consti-
pat,on. Piles. Neuralgia and al Hsmals
Complaints quickly dissipstsdL
Thousands OF testimonials.
Remediss neatly put mp IN scrvv-oaD
viAla
AK your drues1s& ToCHlYFELY .
EVANS: 47b Pa ave-. have fun suppay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
You Arr ConDrA,.rr IxvrrrD

You Arr ConprAlrr Ixv1rxD
To inspect our own IMPORTATION OF CHURCH
AND SOCIETY GOODS rsesivsd today from LYONS.
TRANCk
They eompriss tha FINEST BANNERA GOLD
EMBRoDERIEA YRIHGEs. TAssKLA LAok&
DC. svss szAzhdsed In Ibis eaS.
an. lVyER
DAD0E MAKE
MILITARY AND DUoTRrY Yu1xuHEA
e2s ssvsnaA = n. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
RErnroERaroRs FrRsr.

We carry every size that's made, and the prices
run from 80 20 $50. They are butt by Auuizer a
son, and took FIRST prize IN the PARIS Exsositioa
1881. fretty good guarantee. dOn't you tAlnkf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
MArrrNo. LrSoLEun & OncDorH

We never offered many patterns 20 selert
from before. None but good reliable QuaI TIA
Made and laid free Of extra cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

NJ ADAME PAWN, MANICURE AND CHTRoPoD-
N1 Isl, 703 18TH ST. N.W.-The only Importer and
Manufacturer Of FINE Ma sICURE and ChIROPOD-
III GOODS south Of New York no2O-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
Hrs THE Larcrsr-
It's tie Best Equipped.-
Its Credit System is the Most Perfect
GRoa.S,s
CREDIT HOUSE

SIC. SCI and s23 1th st. NV,
Is The model establishment Of lite kind In the cous-
try. II 10 tia only Credit House IN the District
that publishes q price-lis;. and the closer its
CkEDIT PRICES are compared with CASH
PRICES the more friends 1t wins. Here arr a few
articles that especially interesting 81 this sea-
son OF the year:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

Eoh sALE-CoLuMBIA HEIGHTS
14th st ex So feet 'front.' only 81 per foot. This
Is the only lot frontng l4th st which ia offered
low as 3 per foot
Dartmouth st. adjoining 3th facing south, beauti-
front.
West side 18th. south of Princeton, so feet 'front.'
Soc per foot.
West side Of 18th. Sc feet front, bet Kenesaw and
Kenyon, only zoe per foot.
Corner lot on 18th ct only 75c per foot.
1t BRiCE & LIPSCOMB, 61S 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EOR SALE

II New Groom and cellar frame dwelling: located
~ the growing part Of the price &2400 trrms.
$3.50 cash balance .nly el5 per month Why not
oSn honiey YESTERDAY HALDEMAN,
uiy1-3t I2J.D t;Os i st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
FOR SALE-LOTS.

urOR SALE-LOTs--
In all sections Of the city
In All sizes numerous corners.
myS-3t O, w. WHITE, $40 ct n.y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

INVEST.
425 VI st. b h. 5rs. 81, 500
340S N st. b h. IN /.
gdof + ii ST. i 5, ST. .s aiso
1913 to 1902 Madi-
sou at, {, 4rs. 5000
Stable in alley bet 18th
and 10th. X and l. SITS
45iT and i53 Ridge 81,
I ( h, 5rs. ...........3,O00
ib.,:.,, SD. / h, Ar. $500
303 and 30o y st. alley.
,Ieii6il g. an. and 6is Marion aiaoo
alley, I h, 4rs. 80, 900
lib to 129 Pierce st,
b Ia. 6rs.
Coz I'D at. b h. Or. 3. |, 300
424 and 426 U ST. al.
III irs.............1.S00
13o5 to lilo 33th st.
\ b h, 6rs, each. ..... l.S0U
I613 10 6l9 n II nv. nh.
20 20 &: sac It, i h: 4rs.. i. .soS
31l3 aud 2ll5 ID st.
I b h, 1rs, each. 800
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

For sALh-HoV S S6sT
aO24 70 2O4c Bound
airy ct, bh, Irs.sl. Sl5,1 0'
1871 II. b h. Sra. Il, 90
COL to GIL y II ave
and 4 h on L st. IA, 90
y0:S II ST, 1 Ia. Trs LOO
l2:}2 / st. ( IA, 1rs. SEQ
3:s.,S to 1884 p ST. b h.
Jrs. 100
1913 + st. b Ia. IN /.
6rs. o, go
18th st fEt Mass ave
aud n st. ....-.--..-d so
l to q. alley bet VI and
". 18th ard 18th ii. O0'
Alb to AL Pratbers
alley, d Ia. 4rs. 49,. d. 00'
1l23 10th at. b h. 6rs,
and . houses i'll rear.
AIRS eae h............6, DOT
2Ol:S y st. I IA. FRS. ., 0Ol
l2241andln49 Madison
st. { b. 4rs. and two
brick houses in rear4. SO'
S5:i, S35 222d st, b h
9rs, each........-......4, o0t
1927 and 1924 Sfh st.
hh nm, IRA a Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

LcOR SALE ST Ne
ONLY 10 LOTS LEFT
1bx10 each to 1O-foot alley: sewer. OVER $50, 00{
to he spent in improvements during next six months
panes Will increase from 40 to ~ PER Gent within
cash; $3.50 in 9, II and 10 months; e450 8 years o.
before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

NOR sAI.t-TWO IARs.F TRESS- BRICK TEN
II room houses about G000 feet Of z-ound 70 10
foot al suitable for business: producing 10 per
cent interest Will exchange part country property
miles from city. property On the Line OF
the Met branch. and y ii X, prtferred
WHITNEY Star office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07
FOR SALE-LOTS.

lrOR SALE FOR THREE DAYS WE OFFER BEST
Investment Columbia heights; for ten days one
Of best on Meridian Hill Prices Will then be ad-
vanced. DANIEL L ARMAT, 1913 st my7-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-07

MANICURE.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-15
Claucrh Notes.

Services at the Methodist church Sun day at II 2. m. and D. m. Preaching by the pastor. Reorganization of the Sunday school at 9.s5 a. m. Election of officers and teachers for the ensuing year. \ full attendance is desired. The public is cordially invited to attend.
 The district stewards of the Helena district Methodist Episcopal church mel at the parsonage of the Rev NJ. B Umsted, presiding elder, In Brintley the 18th. The salary of the presiding elder was fixed at $l500. The new district parsonage, a splendid two story building, built during the past twelve months, was recieved by the building committee and became the property of the Methodist chucrh. Bflnkley subscribed the sum oi SG00 fer the building of this parsonage Rev. W. D. Kelley was member of the committee -on location and erection of the house. He expresses himself as wei pleased with the work of the contractor, Mr Henry LaYnsberg.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-15
Palestine Tinos.

Mrs. l.. 4. Wilkinson returned to Memphis last Monday.
 ". Booker of Memphis was here Tues day representing Porter X McCrae.
 Henry Banks and wife of Love Sta ton, Tenn, are spending the week in Palestine.
 Jim McGowan returned last Friday from pleasant visit of several weeks to friends and relatives at AtoSa, Tenn.
 There was to have been dance at Mrs. Swrenea's last Friday evening, hut, owing to the iaclemency of the weather, it was failure.
 A large crowd of bridgemen are at the hotel, waiting for the weather to become favorable, when they will go to work on the long trestle.
 Marshall Gaines Of Forrest City was here Tuesday. We understand that he is winding up the business of the lately as signed firm of Codey ( Suleer.
 One Air. McLoyel of Mississippi was here a few days ago prospecting. He thinks of entering into the general sup ply business at tie stand recently oeca- pied by Coiey & Suieer.
The Forrest City times., 1892-01-15
DIED.

Edwin I.andyoigt. infant sOu of E.
 l.. and Lille B. Nadakin. died at the
 home of his parents in Forrest City.
 Ark, at o'clock on Thursday eve
 ming. January II, 1892, aged l9 months.
 A week ago he WAS seized hy the fatal
 malady. and despite all that the bsst
 medical skill could do tue little soul
 took it's flight to it's Maker last night.
 and to-day loving hearts are WfeDched
 and sore with agony, which but q few
 short days agO MeYe filled with fondest
 pride and highest hope for the future
 of all only sou. In times like this and
 hours like these the pen trembles and
 fails even in the hands of those whose sincerest aim might be to speak a word
 which would bring q ray of comfort to
 the aching. breaking hearts that bow
 beneath their burden 0t anguish too
 heavy for human sympathy and human consolation 10 tighten, and We can only ask them to pause and listen for a moment to the sweet voice that has come sounding down the aisle of ages in infinite tenderness: "Sutfer little children to come unto me and forbid them not. for of such is the kingdom of heayen.n Safe from the snares that beset humanity on every side, safe from the worlds temptations, it's troubles and its cares, safe from sin and sorrow, safe in the arms of
 Jesus.n the dear little spirit has
 winged its flight into the realm of eter- nal purity and everlasting peace and rest, and baby Edwin is at home with God. It will be hard for them tO take tn .ir daily ways aud walk in
 them again,n bat from lhis furnace of
 adlietion they should raise their eyes of faith to the beyond, where,
 with smiling lips and outstretchet
 hands, their little one will welcome
 them when they. too, have laid down
 the burden of their days. It is hard
 to bear-we know it iS hard to bear but as the years drift by and they are brought nearer to the home where their little boy is even now reveling in all
 the pure and perfect bliss that heaven holds, their grief will be tempered and