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selectmen. Daniel w Smith, Alison \ Nc
Quivey and Henry L Day: constable, Abel
G. Chandler; oversesr, William Calvin; lis
tiers, Edwin G Gibbs, John l. Cook and
William x Foster; school trustees, Henry
\ Kirby w 5 Huntley, Daniel Dragon,
Julius w Baker, Oscar hurlout and Ma
than 5 Boynton; agent, William + Cush-
man, ST; road commissioner, Samuel {.
Gibbs; tax, 235 cents.
NORTHFlsLO.
Clerk, II l. Kenyon; seloctmen, r
Brown, Charles button, John Mosley
treasurer, IL l. Kenyon; oversser Lber
Thayer; constable, George Fisher listers
George Fisher, Henry AvariA, John Hop
kns; road commissioner, Thomas Elliott.
BROOKFlELO.
Moderator. C B Fisk; clork and treasurer
| c II Bigeow; solectmen, Ira Carpenter, W
| II Richardson, f Chadwick; overseor OF
poor, X Sprugue; auditors, F ID Richard
son. L f Benham: listers, q Hibbard
| .Inlisn Morse. constable and collec or, Egg
| bert Allis road commissioner, Cassius Peck;
school directors, c II Biga!ow, T Lamson,
j Untidt; grand jurors, James Hambl'n'
| Hayden Gaylord
HIGIiGATE.
| Moderator. o |. Kinds; town clerk and
treasurer, Lyon; selectmen, . L Sheri-
dan. NJ " Jowett, George Cross; overseer
| OF the poor, skeels; constable aud col
lector. G X Cummings; listers, ii spear,
c S Carmsn, w + Cray; trustee of public
money, L d Herrick; town agent, IL {
| Jennison; road commissioner, X ID McC.ure;
school commissioners, Nye, Daniel
| Steele, IT,, Joseph Curliss.
WOLCOTT.
| Moderator, NJ $ Burnsll town clerk, NJ
Leach; selcctmeu, Scribnsr, a n
Boyintou, NJ j Bullock; town treasurer, :
! A Fife overseer poor, NJ S Burnel; con
stable and collector, r Kusc; road com
missioner, L L Man; school directors,
Burnell, j d Martin, b II sanborn; listers,
j b Titus, p Davis, kusc; audi
tor, II r Nelson, L A Gray, Andrews
trustee surplus fund. } Mudgett; town
grand Jurors. l. Merritt, j f Holton
| agent to defend suits, j futnam; voted
| to raise 90 cents on the dollar for railroad
bonds, Is cents in addition for highways.
POMFRET.
Moderator. Edwin Allen; clerk, c II
Vaughan; treasurer, c II Vaughan; select
men, T. s Jsckmau, S d Fales, Il Dana
constable, W Is Hutchinson; ovorseer, w
| Perkins; listers. + L Lsmberton, w /
Hutchinson, Il d Ransom; school trustees,
w A Perkins, II d Ransom, Sherburne
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16

Mrs. Edward Dryer died OF typhoid
pneumonia Friday afternoon after
short illness. Mrs, Dryer was 81 years o.
age and had spent the greater part OF her
life IN this city. She was a member OF ST
Mary's cathedral and took an active inter-
est in all the Affairs OF the church Sh,
viii be missed by "a large circle OF frioad
who will sympathise with the husbauC
and children in their great alllction.
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STOCKBRlOGE.


missioner Il - punn"ln' i"N 'O'-N' Nv
0eH'S' "
OCN6hlOHG'
,oI. tno,. Cno,.I. @n,o',t,,oo T.,
SbeIdop + n Baher f " Wbitcomb. con
stable r f Wilson. over,esr \ NJ Grant.
listers \ y Baker r Y Hassnm A \ New
ell school trusteas A = Baker r A
Roupdv r Il Wilson. agent G. G. Smith.
road commissionar G = smith. Tax voted
l50 cents
pITrcrOgD
,,-, ,,..,. - n.si.,. o,..,. r. :,
i,oue' 'to'' ram . Cs"n 1,e' a. .
men. G f Hendee. e j Leonard. Z c Cid
dinss; constable William Hall; oversear,
James Halpin; listers, Michael Fitzpatrick,
John O'Doanell, William White; school di-
rectors, Ernest Hitchcock, Asher lurdtt,
Rollin Z Smith; agent, David Holden,
road commissioner, James Halpin; tax
voted, 30 cents.
CALAIS.
,t.,. " /, NIL. o,,r,, 9 n pobi,-
son; selectmen. A \ George, II A Morse,
W Bugbae; treasurer, Robinson,
overseer, Allen Morse; constable, Dat
ton, listers, Wells, Doty, l. d
DMlnell l.. A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16
MARCH MEETINGS.
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS
TUESDAY,

Best of Winter Weather-Tnwu Onicer9
Elected, Taxes Voted and various
Items OF Business Trnusacted-oih
Election Matters of Interest.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16

Edwin Allen, Elbr!dge Perry, Lamber
tor; agent, c II Markham; road commits
sioner, EIbridge Perry Tax voted, 50
cents.
WAlTSfiELO.
Clerk r J Gleesou selectmen. O 5 Jos
yn, A A kneeland, l. o Wilder; treasurer,
Il j Gleason: ovarseer, Almol Joslyn; con
stable, j \ LOCKWOOD; listers, George
Jones, c NJ Richardson, j & Lewis, aud
itors j w Gregory, Z = Boycc. II N Bush
nell; school directors Richardson,
Fred Joslyn; road commissioner, II ii
Bushnell; town tax, % cents.
WARREN.
Moderator, Edwin Cardell clerk and
treasurer. T. w SlaYton; ss.ectmsn, NJ ID
Ford, II d Stevens, w a Avsrill; overseer,
| L A Elrch; constable, w II Cardell; list
ers, f \ Heath, George Moriarty, y n
Robinson auditors, w c BrayIey, l. NJ
Heath, J L Spalding; school directors l. NJ
Heath. F A Parsons c II Reyes, Il c Heath
road commissioner, James Cas-; town tax,
10 cents.
LINCOLN.
Moderator, l. A Bryant; clerk, NJ B
Cove; treasurer, NJ b Cove; selectmen W
II Hoag, l. \ Bryant A VI Sargent; con
stable, Howard Clark; overseer, Howard
Clark; listers, c f Pope, Murray, g II
| Purinton; school trustees, + NJ Whitney,
Howard Clark, NJ Cove; agent Howard
Clark; road commissioner, Fred Bagley; tax
voted, $50 cents.
GRANVILLE.
Moderator r J Flint; clerk, + f Briggs,
treasurer, S + Hubbard; selectmen, K j
Flint, A f Kennedy, l. Webb; constable, L
n Hemenway; overseer, John Ninton;
listers, f f Briggs, Ii Z Farr, Carl C Hub.
bard w Smith; school trustees. Il j
Flint, + Briggs, Luclus Webb; agent, + f
Briggs; road commissioner, II l. Washburn /;
tax voted, 40 cents
HYDE PARK.
Moderator, Col f B Sawyer; clerk, y &
Wood; treasurer, f II Strong selectmen, a
C Davis, George Mudgett, l. Butts;
listers, II C Lanpher, g Crocker, {
Pack; overseer, II Lanpher; road commits
sioner, Silas Whitcomb; school directors, Il
w Hulburd, George B Allen and Il G Nun
son; first constable and collector of taxes, S
b Waite; second constable, l. p Butts
HANCOCK.
Moderator, q Z Marsh; clerk, Rolla
Flint; treasurer, holla Flint; selectmsn, A
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HYDE PARK.
HANCOCK.

Moderator, q f Marsh; clerk, Rolla
Flint; treasurer, holla Flint; selectmen, A
d Martin, G r Church, G II Eaton; con
stable, !. d Rhodes; overseer, r a Durham:
listers, q q Ninton, w W Jones, Fisk,
school trustees, Rslla Flint, n a Durham,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16

A Root, school directors, " II Bingham,
II Lane. { L Witherel, Frank Warner,
c + Benedict, c c Ward.
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tax of 50 cents on the dollar. Tue meeting |
voted to light the streets of the village and
covered bridges by electricity.
STOWE.
Moderator, l. G Moody; town clerk, A c |
Raymond; selectmen, A C Raymond Frank |
Gale, Byron Luce; listers A IL Cheney, |
George McAllster and c z Scribner; over
seer of poor, II j Atkins; treasurer, u f |
Luce; agent, l. G. Moody; road commission |
er, Charles L Burt; school directors, + ID |
Pike, Frank Burt, Lucus Sallies. auditors, |
l. c Moody, c l. McMehon, Z d Pike; tax,
$l15.
WESTFIELD.
Moderator, L S Woodwork: clerk, n c |
Hoyt; treasurer, Homer Burnham select
men, L L Miller, Bethuel Chafree, w S
Trumpass; first constable and collector,
Wallace Wakefield; second constable, George
Miller; listers. Nolney iiisco, q a Hodgkins,
II ID Rsed oversecr, Ii G Reed; auditors
George Miller Oliver Ssco, Il II Hitchcock;
road commissioner, G W Bryant; school di-
rectors, W d Miller, Oliver Sisco, Wallace
Wakefield.
MONKTON.
Moderator, Dr. O L Nimbiet; clerk, + n
Dean; treasurer, Carlton s Dean; select
men, Ona McShane, John f Collins, Lewis
t D can; constable and collector, Leonard f
palmer Hd,Iho.t W tvr,,,an.' o,or,'',r 81
moor Csorra r GOV. scbooI 1iroctcrs Ero,t
p RAM torrv " s,o,rs a. + Vimt1o..
town agent, o l. Nimblet trustee, +
Dean; road commissioner, Fred 7 Barnum;
fonce viewers, Calvin w oodstock, William
II Gee, John e Collins; tax 120 cents.
FERRIS9URGIL
Noaorotor VI Allan. .,,,o,r,a, pn
Rooth n - I,rto Nj I-i,nhaIt. ot,o.,sar
ot tha roor Lame, Mold. TOM clort r, q
Eohin.o,, trs.s',ror = W Ft.,L. roaI o1,,,.
mi.sionor Ja-aI B1oth scboo, diracto'.s
VI r Allow y NJ stronI For tbrs, ,oo,..,
G 4 t,h.rn,., 4 y Hoo.b for two yo.r..
John C,ark A R,u for ons vear. Grsr
corslabIe " w rrishss. :, n Ner,i,. H.,
tsrs " ~ noon = = Nat, tInr,,,, Na,,,
tor. oui,tors G A Cnann,ar n II Allan
+ Il W,rtir. tow, ,rard i,r,r, p n d.
civoI Chnrle, NarriiI 1srvov Raocn. tax
of ~ c,nt, ''''' w
arI ~ n L,SI,1,,' $3.50 a. - '", ~ -
1a,r,,T " Il lt.,,,roII "a
o,.e,.on,. If tn, ,,oor - ~ C,a,,,1. n"n.t"p5a
mi coiiacto. II n ti'ar.i,,. s,no.i
William Barber: listers, l. r Campbell,
Birney Pee'e, Samuel Eo,,er: auditors,
Parker, N DIS, r. Johnson; grand
jurors, Fuller, George W Wright
trustee public money, b j Wade; inspector
OF leather, h A Lumbra; inspector of wood,
etc, w W Wakefield; road comm ss.ouer,
W w White: schoo. commissioners,
Parker, l. Martin, H q Rowlcy.
nj 1iIoc
Ro,,l.,,alI. Saiootn,a, Il 3 1Iat, n Sornie
Men Mac e,or.. ,raosrrar II = pHa,,,''
,,verseer ~ roor NJ p Condrioh. 49, n.y.,
stolIo II 7 rror+on snoor,, f',.,,, p-''.
weu. Iisters WilIor1 Una, n Havan r.
w Eau. or}itnrs II Sau.,a II II
no,d. + e tIinslev. e,rand ;rrara n L
pn,sn,, y ~ D,rE, = Cou.s-to' .
ara,t II Gf.rvi,,. ro,d oo,',,its;o % IA
jameson; school directors, w A Sowle5 for
three years, II II Reynolds for two years,
ii Mott for one year; amount appro-
priated, $500, 500 of which is for the
GraAd Isle bridge.
Pl sINFlFI 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16

Moderator, l. W Poet; clerk, C II Lane;
sslectpen, p N Cobb j Wing, Robert
Eastou; treasurer, w Bingham. consta-
BILE, Il r Haskell; listers, 4 w Root c +
Benedict, John Halnon; road commissioner,
r A Root; agent, W Ii Bingham; overseer,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16
MONTGOMER

Moderator, Il Bow!oy; clerk, treasurer
and agent, O y. Koton; selectmen, S G
Jewett, w G Mansfield, b Lambert;
overseer of the poor, c p Ciapp; constable
and collector, II NJ Martin; second constable,
William Barber; listers, l. X Campbell,
Birney Pea'e Samuel Eo,,er: auditors
c Parker, N Dis, r NJ Johnson; grand
jurors, Is II Fuller, George W Wright;
trustee public money, b Wade; inspector
OF leather, A Lumbra; inspector of wood,
etc. w W Wakefield; road comm .oncr,
" w White: school commissioners, c S
Parker c l. Martin, H O Rowley.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16

Ii r Perry; agent, D r Blair; road com
missioner, L y Durham Tax voted, %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16

Moderator. d Marvin; clerk, W Warren
Rockwell; selectmen, II $ Mott, d l. Sowles,
Myron Nee esor; treasurer, II c Phelps;
overseer Of poor, NJ + Goodrich: first con
stable II L Drayton, second, Ewm Rock
well; listers, Willard Lyman, NJ Hazen, c
W Bell; auditors, II l. Sowios, II II Rey-
nolis, + G Ninsley; grand jurors, NJ E
Ransom r " Dsrby, j Gallagher; town
agent, b Marvin; road commissioner. 2 d
Jameson; school directors, W a Sowe5 for
three years, II II Reynolds for two years,
ii Mott for one year; amount appro-
priatei, $500 500 of which is for the
GrGad Isle bridge.
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PLEINFlELO.

Moderator, W S Martin; town clerk and
treasurer, Fred Perrin; lst selectman, II i
Cutler, I'd, : 5 Smith, ID, /. c Batchelder;
school directors, Isl, Charles Woodward
ID, T. Colley, 81, a + Martyr; road
commissioner, + 5 Bartlett; overseer of
poor I Z Bartlett.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16

Moderator, Edwin G Gibbs; clerk Tim.
othy Billings; treasurer, Timothy Billings;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16

Tho annual town meeting was we'll at
tended. There was but one or two sur
prses, the principal one being the election
of John T. khbourn as constable and collec-
tor, in place of L Farr, who has held the
office for IL years The officers elected are
Moderator, A Dean; clerk, Il NJ Kent;
treasurer, + Bristol; oyerseer, II Sun
ner; constable, j kibourn; sslectmsn, 8
w Hatch, o c Crandall, Sumner;
listers, w Fl Prime, G n Moslsy, . L
Grover; auditors. n r Dunshee, A A Dean,
" r Peake; road commissioner, G " Cor
rey; school directors, Ridley, Il A Has
seltine, l. NJ Kent The sum OF $50 was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16
FAIRFAX.

Moderator, c Hawley; town clerk aud
treasurer, A 3 Beeman; street commission
eF, F A Wood; ssectmen, d S Buck, c Il
Hunt, w Paris; oyorseer of the poor, j
Farman; lst constable and collector, Ii 4
Hull; "a constable, Il Allen; listers, N W
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16

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where l. Robert Bruce, mead and General Supcrin-
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Agency, which has its headquarters 1t rs ia Sale
Street, Chicago. He saN~:
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s0id, but three bottle, of D". Grecnc'- Nervura
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This remedy j. worth its WEIGHT ia gold. | would
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We do not wonder at Mr. H-vros enthusiasm
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Dr.. Graere's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
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Edwin Allen, Elbr!dge Perry, f Lamber
tor; agent, c II Markham; road commits
sioner, Elbridge Perry. Tax voted, 50
cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-03-16

Moderator, l. A Green; clerk, NJ A
Squier; treasurer, "A Green; sslectmen, Ii
IL Shedd, W Murdick and David Ouirk;
constable; w d ksnerson; oversser, ID Car
ruth listers, II Mclaughlin Fred Ran
ger and Philip Murphy; school trustees, l.
Green, L IL Mclaughlin and Joan Cay
nor; agent A Green; road commissioner,
u L Rooney; tax voted. 100 cAntn
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-30

The City Drug Store has the agency
for the famous Pond Lily cigars. 80
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-30
FRIDAY, JUNE 30. 1893.
A Thrilling Interview.

Our scribe noticed last Tuesday that an
elderly gentleman, with full, dark, iron
gray beard, and peculiar glitter in his
ewes. was shadowing said scribe. We
did not think it very remarkable until IL
nally said elderly party, having followed
the ubiquitous reporter down into lone
" basement, addressed We scribe on the
subject of certain items published con-
corning the doings of one Sugg, who has
figured more or less conspicuously in our
courts. As this elderly party was the
individual last above mentioned, and as
he had not before deigned to notice the
scribe so much as to speak to him since
the trial of certain libel case, it was not
without considerable curiosity that we
coniectured as to what might be his pur-
pose in introducing this subject. Our
interest was increased, furthermore, by
the fact that the elderly gent firmly
grasped, by the smaller end, substan-
tial club which he carried with him. we
cannot vet say whether there was any in
tention on the part of our venerable
neighbor to use the club in an unparlia-
mentary manner during the interview,
but it certainly added some weight to
his words as he admOnished us to be very
careful in the future what We said ABOUT
him. We are exceedingly grateful be-
cause he did not see fit to use the club
upon our devoted head, by way OF en-
phasizing his remarks, and if Uncle Sam
should create the Office of censor to the
press, we shall cheerfully recommend
Mr.. Sugg as one who would perform this
duty in most energetic and vigllant
manner. In the course of his remarks,
Mr.. Sugg said his daughter-in-law had
exasperated him very much by calling
at his home during his absence and leav-
ing message warning him not to let his
cattle Craze upon the fields OF grain
growing on the place recently occupied
by herself and his son John. That he
had bought the place of his son for S3OO,
and had the deed recorded previous to
the decree of court which gave it to her.
He furthermore gleefully remarked that
he turned the cattle on the grain, and he
guessed he had right to let his cattle
eat up his own grain if he wanted to.
He also said the neighbOrs moved the
house in the daytime instead of at night,
as we had it, but that they took good
care to pick time when he was absent.
and that it was good for them he was alb
sent.
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-30
Religious DEPARTMENT.

LUnder this heading will hereafter be found
such religious news and editorial utterances Is
the manager Of the GLoBE-REPuBLIcAx shall see
fit to publish. Auy one who feels like contribut-
ing anything for publication is At perfect liberty
to do so. In fact, we shall be glad to receive
anything in that line from any one. regardless Of
what denomination the writer may chance to be
in fellowship with. provided it 'e t IN the ma
ture of argument or conss ati,a concerning mat
tiers on which sincere followers of Christ dfferin
opinion or belief, which we regard mere matters
of expediency. We expect to have much more
of this kind of literature than our limited space
will admit, and shall doubtless hold many accep-
table articles until long time after they are re-
ceived. Therefore those who send manuscript
need not expect to see it appear Immediately
Some may be delayed for months. and even long
er, and some will no doubt be rejected altogeth-
er.j
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-30
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

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1t is necessary that you mention this
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Wright DOings.

Fine showers of rain on Saturday and
Sunday nights.
Mrs. E. J. Tobias, of Dodge City, Wis
tied Mrs. Sell two days last week.
L. NJ. Sell has new potatoes from his
farm to eat in spite of the dry weather.
Pearl Textbook is sOjourning in Col
orado at present.
A. S. Glaze has secured a Job as a
baker in Mcpherson, Kan. to which
place he will 60 in short time.
VIM. Hunt is busy blowing up the
town,
j. H. Trebilcock bought header of
Ball Il Prather with which to head his
wheat. some of which will yield fair
average.
Prof. Webb, of Dodge City, was in
town last week selling school charts.
Farmers are breaking prairie since the
late rains. They are also busy sowing
seed for winter feed. TUMBLEwEED.
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-30
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming 20 well known
and popular ~ to need no special mention.
All who have used Electric Bitters sing the
same song Of praise.-A purer medicine
does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all
that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure
all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, Boils. Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure blood
Will drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well as cure Malarial fevers.-
For cure of Headache, Constipation and
Indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money refund
ed.-Price SOC. and S1.00 per bottle at City
Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1893-06-30
To Seekers or Heart Cleansing i.

SO slow was [ to learn the clear line Of
cleansing, that had to apply to myself
the text: s'Ever learning and never able to
come to the knowledge of the truth"
But when humbled my silly pride and
crucified as God bids, them Jesus was
more than ready to cleanse and keep.
can only repeat what you have already
heard, but you must go oyer these same
truths until they cut deep into-your soul,
crucifying and cleansing.
All our prayers and Christ's too, will
not avail unless You go deeper into this
question than you have ever before been
willing to do. Yet if you will only do as
Jesus wants, He will surely cleanse. Con-
fession and fOrsaking of sin are Gods un-
alterable terms. Pro. 2S:l3, Obedience
ensures the blessing. Unbelief makes
Him liar.
Inward and outward holiness is de-
manded, and so cleansing. ''FrOm all filth
iness Of the flesh and spirit is our duty.
With millions of souls starving for the
bread of life. it is sin and shame for any
of Gods people to keep things in their
hearts or lives that in any way hinder
their giving out the bread of Heaven to
souls.
Trunk searching is a good accompani-
ment to heart searching. We had seven
boxes when we went to Ceylon, Ia family
of four) and We came away with but
three. Some valued s'keepsakes'' had to
60 for Gods work. Oh it is 50 beautiful
and blessed to be stripped of all things
belonging to self, sin or worldliness. 1t
is glorious to be clean in heart and upright
in life, or hard at work for Jesus and
souls, Bless the Lord! Good material
is all about US s'going to waste because
not willing to give up the silly self-life of
carnality and wor ldliness. l pray that
you may see how this applies to your case
and be willing to cruelty in heart and life,
confessihg to God and men, until you
get on Calvary's ground where Jesus,
blood cleanses from all sin.
w. ]. GLADwN.