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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22

would be for the good Of tho state che
was certain. She has never wavered in
her faith in her husbands convictions,
and consequently she is a protectionist
and believes the country must have q
protective tariff law.
She has confidence in him, not only as
public official. but as man. Her i'll
ness has been overcome by her affection,
and she has travelled thousands of miles
when she was weak in body merely that
she might be near him. She has encour-
aged him by word, look and presence,
and he has in llnightly style returned
the favors and rociprocated the sacred
affection. Her home life has been short,
for out Of tho 20 years Of married life
more than 90 have been passed by her
husband in the public service. She has
lived in hotels, doubtless source Of re-
gret. since her fragile body made it
moro than imperative that she should
have quiet place. She has never COM
planned, but has urged Governor Nc
Kinley to push forward in his public Ca
reer.
Mrs. Mckinley spends most Of her
time in cozy apartment ON the second
floor, and much of her leisure is devoted
TO crocheting those dainty little slippers
which have SO many times brought sun
shine into gloomy hospital wards in va.
rious parts of the country. 1t is said
that she has knitted over A, 200 pairs Of
these slippers in her 20 years Of invalid
life. In appearance Mrs. Mckinley is Of
medium height, with brown hair and
large deep blue eyes. Although an in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22
Death of Rev. Henry S. Latham,

Rev. Henry S. Latham, superintendent
OF Smitbfield school for 10 years, died
of heart disease Saturday. He was So
years old and was born where he died,
on the road from Greenville TO Sprsguos.
VILE. He was a bachelor and lived alone.
Deceased was a graduate OF Brown Uni
versity aud was an ordained Baptist min
igter
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22

ine has increased In popularity until now 10
has become necessary 10 increase the manu-
featuring plant. Ground has been broken al
Middietown. Conn, for t1e erection OF W
factxry which will cover u total area of.20O,
600 square feet. The main building will be
1000 feet in length, 30 in width and two stories
high with four LIS projecting from She back.
The engine and boiler plant is separate rs is
the office building which 10 6S feet square
and 2I5 stories in height. Their present
factory Is at Holyoks. Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22
STANDING OF THE cLuDs
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Boston--Boston. 12; Washington. q.
At Baltlmore-Baltimore IL; Philadel-
phia, 3.
AT Pittsburg-Pittsburg, z; st. Louis, L.
At Brooklyn-New York. 8; Brooklyn, g.
At Cincinnati = Cincinnati. 10; Louis
Vile, Z.
At Cleveland-Cleveland. ~; Chicago, g.
At Brockton-Brockton. IL Fall River,
&.
At Lewiston--Bangor. 3; Lewiston. Z.
at Portland-Portland. 0; Augusta, i.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22
Children'S Sunday.

Yesterday was observed as Children's
Sunday in several churches in which the
observance ha d been postponed from the
previous Sunday. Interesting exercises
were held I'm the Cranston Street, Stewart
Street, South and Jackson avenue Baptist,
the Richmond Street Congregational, As
bury aud 81. Paul's NJ. il. Churches.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22

or vital enorgy Il easily and pleasantly replen.
ishahle. Hostetters stomach Bitters Is an
iuvieoraht without peer. and will speedily
infuss fresh stamina into an enicehlcd ply.
siqus. Besides tlis, 10 svcris ana remedies
malaria. and subduos bilious kidney. dys.
pepiio ssd sheumsi.c ailments. The nervous
derive great bsneft from Its use
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22

over On Friendship street thero is shop in
the window Of wbicn is displayed . sign
"second hand bicycle insides--For sale
cheap" The man with the bicycle and the
sign writer should immediately arbitrste.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22

The buffalo's played a specially arranged
game with the Wilkesbarres at Buffalo
yesterday. Ii was a clean and close con-
test up TO the finish. Umpire Stearns
was kept warm by the "fans". He fined
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22

Fozo,na Is q frightful sf'liction. hut. like n
other skin disoasss, 10 can be permanently
cured by applications 81 Do Wits Witch
hsxei Srlve. IL never fniiu TO cure Pilea.
Johpston's Pharmacy. SIC Westmins'or street:
hetzrer's Pharmsoy. 80 North Main street;
Alfrsds' Pharmacy, ell Eddy strssk
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22
A New Bicycle Factory.

The koatiug Co. since ~ has moved 20 los-
200 Union street has been doing an excellent
business and are kept busy supplying the
demand. Throughout the country the Keat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22

Not mnny business houses In these
United States can boast of fifty years
standing. The business OF DIR. j. &.
Aver & TO-, Lowell, Mass, whose incom.
parable Sarsaparilla is known ana used
everywhere, has passed it's half cepten-
nial and was never so VIGOROUS as at
present.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22
GAMES TO-DAY.

At Syracuse Providence VS.. Syracuse.
AT Rchester- Springfield vs.. Rochester.
At -Wilkesbarre VS.. Toronto.
At Buffalo-Scranton VS.. Busnlo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-22

Earned runs-Providepce IL: Washington g
Two base hits-Bassett,, Canavan 2 Murray,
Knight. Canavan, Murray 2 Brown 9. First
base on ba;ls-Coonsy 2 Murray, joyce, Lush.
First base on errors-ProvideDce o. Washing
ton 1. Stuck out-Drnuby 2. Passed ball
McAuIey. Wild pitch-Gsrmau. Time-2h.
l0m. Bmpfres-Hodson md king.
MURRAY hit by batted ball.
At Rochester the game played with
Springfield yesterday was an uninterest-
ingsone.- Coughlsn was batted hard early
in tho game and the home team thereby
gained a commanding lead. The visitors
could not bunch their hits and ran bases
slowly. Swathmore's umpiring was Door.
Score by innings:
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city Hail. July II, 1896. I
At the suggestion OF a number Of wheelnen the
Committee on the Fourth OF July celebration
havp arranged TO have grand illuminated bicycle
parade on the evening OF July 4, 1876, and they
hereby extend IA cordial invitation TO all bicycle
clubs and bicycle riders in the state 10 participate
in this denomination.
In order TO insure univerea' response TO this
invitation the committee hereby offer tac follow
For Clubs Presenting the Best General Appear
ance:
ist p-ize. elegant Warwick vase,
"a prize handsome silver bicycle cup
I'd prize, silver wine cooler
Individual Prizes For wheelmcr Presenting
the Best General Appearance;
lst prize, gold medal
2d prize gold medal.
I'd prize silver medal.
tih prize, silver medal.
1st prize, gold medal,
I'd prize, gold medal.
Sd prize, silver medal.
9Th prize, silver medal.
For best costumed wheelmsn and Hand soonest
Decor atod wheel
LIST prize, gold medal.
Sd prize, silver medal.
4th prize. silver medal
For Best Lady's Costume and Best Decorated
wheel;
Isl prize gold medal
I'd prize. gold medal
Sd prize, silver medal.
9Th prize, silver medal.
For Most Grotesque Mheelmsn:
Let prize, rold me dal.
20 prize, gold medal.
I'd prize, silver medal.
9TH prize, silver medal
Combination Tandems For Best Appearance:
LIST prize gold medals for lady aud gentlemen.
"a prize, silver medals for lady and gentleman.
Fof Best Decorated or drotesque Tandcms:
lst prize z old medals.
I'd prize. silver medals.
Mk, q AMEs E. DAWSON has been selected as
Chief Marshal of tn Bicycle Parade
Entries must be made In person or by mail ut
the headquarters OF the con mttoe. City Hail,
which will be open from O'Clock a. m. TO 3 p. m,
daily (sundays excepted. OF with the Chief
Marshal, OF any member OF the committee or the
Secretary.
Prizes will be on exhibition as soon as com.
pletcd.
by order .of Francs w. Miner, Jr Burmah II.
Perkins, Geo Tge T. Greasy, j. William Moore,
kyron H. Fuller. Edward II. Darcy, and Ira
WnsoT
Committee on Fourth Of july Celebration.
n. r HAYDEN, Secretary. ieli-N
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Field $40 and ordered him out OF the
game. Score by innings
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The Chicago Coli.cnnn.

a Chicago man in Washington thus de-
scribcs the Coliseum now being erected in
Chicago for the Democratic national con-
vention: alt will cover $4,000 square
feet, but better idea is conveyed by the
statement that il is twice the size OF Madi-
son Square Garden in New York. The
Republicans will hold their convention ut
st. Louis in building $50 by 260 feet 1t
could be put inside the Coliseum, and there
would be room enough left for "a race
course, u football game, a bicycle tourney
and circus. The seating capacity for del
cgates Is over / 900, and the speaker stand
will hold 800. The newspapers will he ac-
corded for actual working men seats for
$50. Their desks will he in front of the
speaker and not back of him, is has been
too often the case. The gallery and prom
enade will accommodate II, 600 spectators.
The arrangements for light and ventila-
ton arc perfect. The location insurcs de-
lightful breeze, for the structure is iso-
lated. To tine east are the grcenswards Of
jackson park. and within sound Of tho
convention are the ripping waters of tho
lake. | think ii would Ice advisable for the
delegates To bring ovcrcoatS and heavy UNI
derwear -
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rich harvest. You scarcely Know Wn,re
all the money comes from. IL comes So last.
Every bargain you MAKE ~rrui~ Co turn il-
tn gold. Won contract few had debts
You are astuniShrd with large dividends
You invest moro and moro capital Nuu
wonder how men can he cuuicnt with a
small business, gntEcr!n. iu ouiv a f.w
hundred dollars. while yuu reap your
thousands Those ara scAuu wears 81
plenty Now Joseph has lime ta.ttr,a.c
for the threatened famine. for a. alliu N
every man there do cuIuc seven wears II
famine. luu will he sick you viii be- I'M
fortunate, You will H. drfrnudcd there VIII
he hard times, you will hc disappointed.
ard ii you have no Stnrchuu>c upon which
"a fall back you may be- famine struck
We have no admiration for this denying
oneself all personal comfort and luxury
for the mcr" pleasure of boarding up. this
graSping, grasping for the mere pleasure
of seeing how large apilc you can ;,ci, this
always being poor because as saou rs u
dollar comes in il is sent OUT tn see ii IL
can find another dollar. uiha; il can carry
IL home ON lis back. WchaVc a contempt
for all those things, but there l. an intel
ligcnt and noble minded forecast which
we love 10 see in men who have lamIiic,
and kindred depending upon them for iur
blessings of ,ducntiou and h.,ur G.l
sends us to,h, iusacts f,,r l,.,ou yvIi,r.
Will. ,hcv Il, ms, sim tb,,,,.,.t,,. H., ,I...
present d" not forget their duty I" fore
cast the future go I" u" ant. thon
slngeard Consider her Way ana IT, wi-,.
which, having y" gulde' "N"r>r"r on rultr
pr"Nid'ih her meat III the >"Wmrr ana
g;,thrrcih her food in the harvest;
! t.,,.f,,
money one 81 These i l" tut u ~ stock
ana deposit II ~ BANK anu invest Il en-
bohd ana mortgage, Inc other way I" lay
up money Is giving II away lie Is the sal
Isl VINO makes hoth "i THESE investments
lhere are III ms h"uSr men Wa" IL thCy
lose every uuIlar lh'N nave ~ th' world
w"ui" DC hlihnhalr's Tor eternity. Ihry
made inc spiritual investment nut ih'
man VINO ucN"t's none oil MS gains To thr
cause oil Christ ana looks only Tor his own
comfort ana IhNury i NOT saie, care not
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Time Table in Effect Nov. ) 1898.
Steamer connections between Pier Light
Street Wharf. Baltimore, ana the Railway
Division ut Claiborne.
WEST-BOUND.
Express, Daily except Sunday Leave
Ocean City Gas a. m, Berlin 100. ST. Mar
tins f7.06, Whalcyvilc f7.l3. New Hope
FIJI. Pittsvillc 7.26. Parsonshurg. T. ~.
WalstCns E. 81. Salisbury so. Rockawalkin
f.. IS, Hebron IS O3. Marica Springs, is II.
Vienna fs2l. Rhodesdae fS.35, llurlocks
S.44, Ellwood is. 81. Preston. fS.5.. Bcthl-
hem TO- O3. Easton 9.l9. Bloomfield 70 y,
kirkham f9.2s. ROYAL Oak 70. -, Riverside
TO-. 81. ST. Michaels 9.47, Harper f9.5l. Me
Daniel 10 So, Claiborne 1905. Arrive ut
Baltimore LEO p. m.
EAST-BOUND.
Express. Daily except SUNDAY Leave
Baltimore 400 y. m, Claiborne SIS, Nc
Daniel $500. Harper IS .0i, 81. Michacls
sill. Riverside fs.l4. ROYAL Oak f. ~.
Kirkham fs.2l, Bloomfield fS.29. EaSton.
$. 30, Bethlehem. IS -. Preston fa.O2 En-
wood fgu7, IIurlocks 9.l6. Rhodcslalc.
70. -. Vienna 1855, Marlela Springs f9.4..
Hebron 70. -, Rockawalkin 70. -. Salisbury
1910. Walstons flO1s, Par>on>hur. flo. %,
Pttsville. flo. 80, New Hope ito IS. Wha-
leyvillc flO.42, ST. Martins flo.iS. Arrive
at Berlin 1885. p. IN.
sE-ON SATURDAY ONLY this Express
leaves Baltimore at 800 p. m, and con>c-
quently leaves all stations one hour and
thirty minutes earlier than other DAYS
r. stops ON signal to receive n discharge
passengers.
r8-rhc Express Trains from Baltimore
run through to Ocean City for Passengers
from Baltimore only.
WILLARD THOMPSON. A.J.BENJAMIN.
Genl. Manager Div. Z. y +. Ast.
al South St, Baltic.
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The IIavock and Hornet are tho first uf
n batch of ~ more or less similar vessels
now rapidly approaching completion.
They all carry "A Il FOUNDER quick firing
gun on the turtle back forward, the rest
of the armament being made up Of from
three To five hotchkiss Founders, the
larger 200 foot boats carrying five al these.
Speeds vary from % knots in the Hornet,
to 30 knots in the newest of these ships
though Of course they cannot reach that
speed except in smooth water. Stll, rs
bad weather affects torpedo boat even
more than u destroyer. they can reckon On
good five knot superiority over the hest
of possible foes. As regards their having
TO run away from larger vessels n simple
calculation from the following table will
show about how long it would take them
to cscape:
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Cures

Prove ihe merit Of Hooi's Ssrs1par.lla posi-
tive. perfect. permanent urcs
Cures Of .eroiuh ia -.,crr-t forms. Ike
guifr swclei ncck running sores mp
disease sores iu ihr rtr-
Cures 81 sali l;hema wth D., Intense itching
and burning. ,e.iil ht3d tetter. etc
Cures Of noas. rnple~ aud AN other crup
tions dur To impure blood.
Cures Of Dyspepsia aud other troubles where
o good stomach tonic wt, needed
Cures Of Hhrumait,m where patients wrrcun-
able 20 Wort. OF walk for weeks
Cures of Ca,arrh by cNrrlms tie Impurities
which cause and sustain tlr disease.
Cures 81 Nervousness hy property teumg and
feeding the nerves upon pHrt blood
Cures Of That Tired Feeling rs restoring
strength send for book oi cures by
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
POCOMOKE RIVER LINE.
Baltimore SNOW nnI Rnntr.

A'''''''"'' ''i" '''i' ''''.''-
The Steamer Pocomokc leaves Snow u ID at
d o'clock a. m. on every Monday ana Thursday
Powels. Rchoboth. Cedar Hall. PITTS Wharf.
Shelltown, Onancock 2.5u p. m. FInuryS. Tan
gier Island i.:1 y. m. CriSield p. m. arriving
in Baltimore O'Clock next morning.
Returning the Steamer leaves Baltimore
from pier foot ef South street ut 55o y. M.
every Tuesday and Friday for points named,
arriving AT Crisiicld a. M. Tangicr Island l..N
a. m. 0nancock s:n Il. IN. Pucomoke City Loo
p. m, Snow Hill SO p. IN.
WILLARD THOMPSON, Z. Il. CLARK.
Gcnn Manager. Agent.
Baltimore. Mi.
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CARLAND S.

BY authority Of the owner. the nm
dersigned hereby announces f. patrens
that Il handsome premium will be
awarded to owner of hest colt at wcan-
ing time. MuMFoRD IL MALONE.
Agents.
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Like their predecessors The CatchCrS OF
the Rattlcsnakc and Sharpshootcr class,
Havocks and Hornets exist to defend big
ships from hostile torpedo boats and in
these mancuvers the idea was To test tho
relative values Of destroycrS and catchcrs.
The catcherS have been much abused on
the ground of lack of speed. but it is qucs-
tionable whether this is such serious de-
feet in the matter of torpedo boat hunting
as many critics aver. The mission of tho
catchcrs is to lie OIL the torpedo boat shell
tiers and sink the BEATS rs they come ont.
Their comparatively slow speeds are dan
gerous rather on the ground that it exposes
them to capture by hostile cruiser
Good Words
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W T. DIG kEttsVN ..-- resident
MARtON Il. II ARGIS. Vice President.
w ID. CoNunHY. JW............... Secretary.
l. r. MATTHEWS. ..........--. Treasurer.
Si21o dollars Il year paid i'm monthly INSTALL
mefts ~ ,lUn on No First Friday IN each
month viii amount 10 s2toto in ten wears.
\ mortgage Ut one thousand dollars Canccll-
ed IN tcu years by the payment Of 1--WE dollars
a month.
Only legal interest 81 per cent charged and
pail monthly.
Members can't lose their prodis in the asso-
cia- .eu as becoming borrowers. lat stand on
the same footing a. the investor or rou-hor-
ROWING members.
on loans. hut every member given fAlH and
oPEN chance
WlihiuOiu- MciGhcrs paid ]. FUN with in
tert-i ..-- tut.r Share oft expense which are
small, owing 90 thr @tcs' ami mo-' approved
meth"i- h..u@ supi1ycl iu ean4n-'iu- the
huSta
Norutrau cess. So iars, eace rou'e. No
favor -.u. W.e tcr t3ugrr.s Htl.
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REV DR.. TALMAGE SHOWS IT TO. Dc
FULL or PRACTICAL LESSONS.
IL Illustrates the Fact That You Cannot
Keep "a Good Man Down and That the
world u Compelled TO Honor Christian
Character.

W,~ul>GroN. Anil n. -pr Talmaces
= ,5uan l,r to-marrow is from Genesis
>@N.6 IS v4t~. .Thav brew and lifted
IN. Ia..th .ttt ~ III. nh and sold ,Iosrnh io
I'll, I.luuarls;e. for ~ pieres OF silver.
t,tre.f. Sd, - "Ue l. Governor over an
,ilr !aul 40 F.,ut
N., ,,,,..t t,.,, D, mod man unvp
t..,it,. l.-....l ~ Mn, :. ,r,.,i,, mint, -
.t.,...t., H.. ,,iu brir., rim 80 Inn
,bo,,.,l, n .,t ,.,ti,.,n.a,,tl worlds Nou
s,,,,.,i,,,... o,..t ,,, f..,rf,,l ,,iu nnt
d. ,..,.,.,.;.,l I.,.,.,,. MON ,.,,,,,,s
- l.. ,.,i,,'.J i,,.t ,,b.., lis worth Yon
cannot ,,rtrc hin, ma and vof,rnnuot write
him down Thr.r facts are powerfully II.
i,-tr,tpl a. ,,,v snhirrt II vnuld M AN
ins,llt 10 si,rnn., that van were MOI ali
familiar ,vif,, fbe lff,nf .ToSrnb-how his
,rnlo,,s br.,l,.~. tbrry him INTO a nit. lint
se.ine, "a ,.,r.,,on M Nr.,i,ian merchants
trud.ip. .,lop, an tb,ir camcls with
s,,i,,.s ANN ,,un,s linn loo,ed tbr mir with
,rop,, s,ib tlsir hrntb.r 10 these NOR.
chant. WIN carried him DOWN into Erypt:
.J,sar,r Thor. odd Ia potinhnr a man Of
inilurncr and office. how hy ,JoSrph's in
,erritv hr raised himself To high nnsition
In thn realm tmtil. under the false charge
~ \ vile wretch. he was hurled into the
penitcntinrv; how in prison he command.
cd respcct and confidence: how hy the in
tcrnrpfnfiou az phnranh', dream he was
freed and brcarnc The chief man in the
realm tho bismarck of his century: how
In rho time of famine .Joseph had the con
troll NJ a MAGNIFICENT storebouSc which he
had ellcd d,rin, s,veu v,ors of ulcntv.
how whom his hrotbrrs who had thrown
him intn tho nj, and solid him into cnp,iy-
ity apulicl for earn be sent Thorn home
win tbr hr,.; n burden borne down nm
dor the hon ~ the corn sacks: how the
sin AGAINST their brother which had 50
lonr, neon hidden came ont nj last and was
returned by that brothcr's forgiveness and
KINDNESS Tho only revenge he took
you So IN no first place that tho
world i co,,reIIrd 10 honor Christian
cb,r,ctcr pa,i,bor was only "A man Of
,bo yrorld ~, .Jns,.,,b rose In his cs,ima.
,iop nnt;l ali tbr affairs az ,bo, great
49,, ,,,cr., c,,,,ri,,.d ~ his CHARGE
:. -,
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Persecution Ecrcals neroIsm.

80 ~ I'm '''iS S',i! v, 'us'i"
~, ~ !, Wv ,''i.n'
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wv N ~" mp is'i''i''i' ""soih
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~ ~ a., ~" iIr r'E,'''''"s
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.,''.,'' - III; y" NJ n.h''1o 'nH ia'o
-, .'''' 49, ~, "ip'''' =" N"'luis ~
~. - "' ~ "a,
10 - ''t'' '4,,, ~
=. ''''l''' ""
- - III Iru'lo
- Z" '',s 49, W '',''I 'i'Na
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.

WE MUST HAVE HELP. We pay
men and women $40 t. SIS per week Tor
easy home work. No books or pcddling.
Steady employment guaranteed Srui
stamp for work and particulars at once.
HERMANN 3 SEYMOUR. 2l3 South
Sixth Street. ! hila lelphia. r.. dec 7-6m
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ELYS
CREAM BALM

l. quickly
absorbed
Cleanse the
y sal Passages.
Allays Pain and
Inflammation,
Heals the Sores
Protects the
Membrane from
Aid tioual Cold.
Restores the
Sense OF Taste
and smell
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We also learn from this story the pro
pricty of laying up for the future During
the seven years Of plenty Joseph prepared
for the famine and when IL came hn had
"a crowded storchousc. The life Of most
men in "a worldly respect is divided into
years Of plenty and famine. 1t is seldom
that any man passes through life without
AZ least seven years Of plenty. During
those seven wears your business bears "A
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1.-THE PIONEER"
The Snow Hill Building & Loan Association,

under the Laws Of MI. May lSal.
Tinh Year, Assets. %25.0OO.
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TIME TABLE
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
HARRINGTON TO FRANKLIN.

S Daily. except Sunday.
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The premium copies will he sent to any adj
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Special copies sent 20 any address. II is not
necessary for all the names IN a club 10 come
from one Office. nor Is /; necessary 20 send all
the names a. one time
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chahS'd by something which mt the time
seemed 1" you triliing while some occur
renee which seemed tremendous affected
you but little. Gods plans are magniii-
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II not. Thousands oi years ARE To him as
the Hight Of shuttle. The most terrific
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The most triumphant achievement does
not III him INTO rapture That one great
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