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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

Elizabeth Blair Of
ed Friday morning
inter- in the city.
Ensviih, who spent
eek In the city, left
as returned from
(nt the summer.
! young lady from
the city visiting
on Avenue G.
nrd wife, nee Miss
nd, have gone TO
will reside for the
having secured a
/. assisted by the
Episcopal Church.
her residence, 23U
ay, from 4 to 6
1t exhibit on Tfons-
most attractive APP
Saturday evenings.
with fine enyrav-
IS pictures and slie
inmed with flowers
Street Mission re-
benefit.
BIZ st. Louis Is the
Maverick
e fortunate winner
lure Of the Alnmo,
ers Of the Confed-
rom the University
ed here Saturday,
San Antonio team.
are arranging for
ppe everybody will |
an. hue. |
will meet In room, |
iiding Friday at 4
hui left yesterday |
will remuih until |
kand Misses Arnie
Wednesday for Los !
they will reside In
Try Club held its
Mark Twain was
as the elorics Of
pf Nations. Every
| Of excitement over
etful anticipations.
will settle down |
this humorist.
spent several |
! Austin.
4 entertained d few |
hy Friday night at |
pre- avenue. |
Of the High Five |
/ the residence Of G. |
|ie, Friday evening,
(hters will have al
|sa Of raising funds |
p0nr, alt Mrs. Tun-
Freet, Tuesday even
\ Of Kansas City Is
and sisters, on Oak
nwprtih Of Columbus
Tile Baptist conven-
y week and Is the
DIR A. n MrTlanta,
inns Of Dallas Is one
|ceates IN attendance
'yenNon. s8
~ MEETING,
& Of the Library and
lcsdny mprning IN
Of the library huEd-
/ ~ important event
Ac association. as d
md cfncrs for the
be elected.
. oFsanixsd ia 1893
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ne follows: w" 40
t'hoenix aud Fern Leafs ut Musb's
Sardcn Wednesday, afternoon.
Haysceds and Turner's az Sommcrs,
Garden Friday afternoon.
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11TIE TyASrr NTlrFTrNG

TTIE LAST NfqETyTuNG.
The lakt meeting in behalf of the ba-
zaar for the House Of Good Shepherd
took plate on Tuesday at the library.
When Mrs. ]. J. Stevens. who has SO
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

ME Blum, Lille Half. Sallic Coiitn,
Beeltic Deutsch. Alma Oppenheimcr, io-
sephine Mayer, Marks, Alessrs. Alex
Half. Jessy Opncnheimer, Julius Fork,
Emil Blum, Simon Veith. Joe Olppu.
heimer, Henry Oprcuhcimer, Monroe
Adler and g. Il. Frank
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IlAplEs' BowlMNG HEAGrE.

iftlniiN S DUN 1lNtt lAf.iAGt II,
Much interest was ovincod in the
champion lowing match last week ana
the alleys We're crowded With spectators.
The Haysecds We're the only clnb to
incrcnse their score and the Turner's
fen from Third place to the last.
The following was the score.
Mission alley, Wednesday afternoon.
FIRST GAME
Phoenix ...17 8 SO II % 1S-12o
Fern Leaf 1T IL 10 Z l6- SIS
SECOND GAME.
Phoenix ...3s ~ ls 35 II 17--14o
Fern Leafs ) 20 20 81 "a 1I-i4I
Umpire Miss Henrietta lsange.
turner aEey, Thursday afternoon:
FIRST GAME,
Hayseeds 20 ~ 81 IL 2T sG-leo
Turner's ....l7 n IL ii s aG-ilo
SECOND GAME.
lH.ayseesis ..26 26 45 81 10 1T--l57
Turner's ...2T ~ 8 ~ ~ 20-l3tl
umpire-Mrs. Kuhn.
The standing Of the clubs at the end
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

Look for this mark cut deep r..
on oil cut g.ass you buy. Itesyb60g
means BEST" S>
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-07

zine standing Of the clubs at the end
OF the thid Weeks rolling fo..nMs;
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
BRIDGEWATER.

REV MIR EVEREST TO RETIRE FROM ST
MARKS.
We sincerely regret to learn that the
health of the Rev Mr. Everst will not
admit of his remaining in charge of st
Marks but short time longer, the
duties of both church and school being
more than he can attend to.
John Wooster, who has been breathing
the mountain air at his cousins, E. r.
Wooster's, has returned to his home in
Bridgeport.
1t is expected that the new memorials
in st Marks church will be consecrated
next Sunday, the 8th inst.
Mrs A. B. Mallett has been called to
her home in Rhode Island by the illness
of her mother.
G. G. Sanford and wife of Bridgeport
were in town on Monday.
Charles Weeks with his brother, Ken
meth, are with their grandparents, S. R.
Weeks.
Mr. and Mrs Hill and daughter are try.
ing Camp life at the Lake for week.
The number of fish in the lake will no
doubt be greatly reduced in the week
they are there.
Miss Belle Orr is taking her outing with
friends in Bridgeport.
Miss Mary Warner of Hartford spent
Sunday with Mrs Frederick Peck.
Mrs H. M. Jessup is in Springfield, N.
j., with her daughter, Mrs Harris.
Miss Lois Peck of Hartford is with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Frederick Peck.
Miss Lizzie Bayette, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Bayette, has returned to her home in
Massachusetts.
Harry Smith visited Newtown on Sun
day on his wheel.
Mr. and Mrs G. N. Hatch spent Sunday
| at the lake.
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is prepared to reap grain of all kinds for
any who wish to hire him.
NEW PRESTON.
ARE HAPPY YET.


Ne consider ourselves fortunate as
connected with the late rainy July, so
far as the condition of our highways are,
as compared with the roads in other
towns, and even in ythe other part of
Washington. We have learned of no
highway in this immediate vicinity but
is passable and which we trust in short
time the repairers can fix in the coming
month while from other towns and in
the south and east of this town we read
and learn of gullies and washouts in
possible for wagon to pass over and
that one road near Washington village
will for time be closed. Certainly the
rainfall has been here most exceptional
| ly heavy during the last two weeks of
July, but we are most thankful in all re-
spects that the damage has not been
greater. Considerable grass and grain
has become injured and some we'll nigh
spoilt for use, but what is left we trust
will be sufficient to fill all barEs and give
the farmer enough for his necessary use,
and that they may enjoy month of sun
shine in August is our sincere wish.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT

THE DEERFIELD DISTRICT.
Mrs Helen a. Smith and grandson re-
turned to their home in Derby, last week
Edwin Banks and lady of Bridgeport
were guests of Miss Mary Banks, Sun
day.
Floyd W. Burr is caring for the
church at EastoD Center during the
month of August.
Miss Idella Jennings is attending the
Union Business College at Bridgeport.
Miss Abbie D. Wakeman is visiting in
Milford.
Born, son to Mr. and Mrs w. H. Burr.
Misses Minnie Edwards and Alice
Nichols have been guests of Miss Laura
Dowd,
Mrs Helen A. Smith took trip to New
Canaan and Portchester, Monday.
Rev E. p. Aver was entertained at Dea
Nichols, recently.
Miss NJ, F. Edwards expects to leave
for her home in Monroe, Wednesday, af-
ter spending nearly two weeks with
friends.
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WEST CORNWALL.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.

CHURCH AND Personal BRIEFS.
Smith s. Sons have sold 20 moving ma
chimes this season. Pretty good sales for
small place!
Mr. and Mrs Henry Sanford of DAN
bury we're in town, last week.
Thomas Raynor's house is nearly COM
pleted.
Mrs j. M. Thompson of Bridgeport is
visiting Walter Madison.
We understand that Mrs Helen Page
is to teach our school the coming year,
L. j. Nickerson has returned from
camp at Mt Riga, where he has been for
the past week.
Miss McManiss and Miss Kate Lyon
have returned to New York after their
weeks vacation.
Miss Louise Taker of New York is
visiting Miss Mary Beck.
Rev Samuel Scoville and family of
Stamford are at their summer home,
(Brookside Ranch, Cream Hill,) for the
summer.
Rev Mr. Grant preached, Sunday. He
was we'll spoken Of by those who at
tended.
Miss Marion Inghram of Shelton is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs Washing.
Mrs F. B. Wood is spending few days
in New York while Frank is West.
Edward Oviatt spent part of last week
in Milton visiting friends.
Mrs Charles Smith has Ice cream for
sale every Saturday evening. Also We'd
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
WATERFOWL.
OAKvILLE AND VICINITY,

OAKvILLE AND VICINITY.
The little child of Mr. Durgee, who has
been with its grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
johnson, since its mother died few
months ago, died Saturday, July 81.
Mrs Charles Douglass is very sick with
fever.
William Hungerford is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Mr. Hockey, who lives in the Bond
place, has rented the place that S. H.
Cowles owns on Main street and is to
take possession September l. 1t don't
take long to rent such places. Mr. Hox-
ley has secured one of the pleasantest
places in the village.
DR. Purdon, our new doctor, is liked
very much by every one that has met
him. We hope that he will be success.
full and conclude to stay with US.
Charles Warmers house is nearly Gov
cred.
Joseph Beard has moved into his new
house.
| Mr. Plumb is driving the well. known
roadster formerly owned by Mr. Hockey
having traded his nice black horse with
| William Russell for it.
Mas Grace E. Atwood is visiting il
Waterbury.
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Ayers sarsapsrllla Cures all Blood Disorders.

nesday evening. They say it is good.
Send us up sample, Mrs Smith.
Friends from Bridgeport are visiting
Mrs James Memmott.S5
Eddie Smith has tandem. 1t makes
the girls smile.
Friends from New York are visiting
William Rhenstein.
Miss Mary Cook has returned 10
Goshen.
Houston Cochrane has sold his bay
horse to G. A. Miller.
We understand that there will be some
weddings here this fall.
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with him during the first part of the

with him during the first part of the
present week.
T. E. jerks with bis wife and daugh-
ten of New Haven drove here from Mil
lerton on Tuesday of last week and re-
manned at j. s. Gums till Thursday,
going from here TO Bantam, Campville
and other places on their way to their
home again and Mr. Jenk's business there
as connected with G. 2. Coe & Co. Mr.
jerks is enjoying f4ttering success
with the Mealines Soap Co. of New Hav-
en-, for which he is general agent for the
nited States.
Miss Alice Hosford of New York City
is passing part of her vacation from
duty as stenographer at F. J. Hosford's.
Leonard Hosford of New York, with
his family, drove down from his summer
residence at Mt Washington on Tuesday
of last week and remained tillsFriday at
Mrs A. E. Corning's, when they returned
to Mt Washington.
Master Raymond Beardsley is passing
a week with friends in Bridgeport.
John Andregg was the mailcarrier
from Warren to New Milford daily, last
week, by order of F. Knapp, postmaster
of Warren, and may continue the same
till contractor in Kentucky makes differ
tends strictly to the mailbags and con-
veys no passengers nor does any errands,
we received our mail an hour or more
earlier each day last week and the plan
gave good satisfaction SO far as we have
learned.
81. E. Warner and wife changed their
residence here last Saturday to the base
ment of Julius A. Glover's cottage.
Mrs Titus and two daughters of Brook
Ign have fopened the Cramsey cottage
here for a few weeks as residence and
with their invited guests will fill the cot
tage till September.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Humphrey OF
Litchfeld were at Dea George S,
Humphreys, last Saturday.
Mrs G. E. Lennon still remains in 8
very weak condition and faint hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
A party of young people gathered al
E. E. Meeker's, last Friday evening, and
passed few hours pleasantly in games
and dancing.
Rev II. @. Judd and family of Hunt
ington, L. l., are occupying the Crofut
residence on Christian street for few
weeks.
F. P. Bodies of Bridgeport joined hi
family here, last Saturday evening, fol
short stay from business. The family
intend to remain here during the sum
mer.
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In Litchfeld County.
BETHLEHEM.
AN ENJOYABLE CONCERT.

AN ENJOY ABLE CONCERI'
Bethlehem people were given treat in
the musical line in the concert at the Con-
gregational church, last Friday evening,
under the direction of Prof Parker and
c. A. Darling. 1t was for the bene fl of
the church, the talent kindly giving their
services. The tenor solos OF Mr. Darling
were greatly enjoyed. He has rich
voice, and was repeatedly eDcored. Har~
nv Arnold of New Haven, a nephew OF
Mrs Edna I. Hull, was heard with pleas
ure in his cello solos. He also sang in
the quartet, having bass voice of much
promise. Miss Ford of Woodbury. sang
all aria from Traviata, and won the favor
of the audience. Mrs Reynolds of FIRE.
mont, Neb., was repeatedly encored on
her solo, april" She has a soprano
voice of sweetness and compass. She is
guest of Mrs Harrison. Prof Parker
was heardIwith pleasure in u solo. Miss
Jennie Haugh of New Britain and Miss
Bird of Bethlehem sang in the quartet.
The program was brought to close with
a solo and chorus, the words being origi-
nal. 1t was set to the music of 'Star-
light, from the "Wizard Of the Nile.''
The words were so appropriate to the
weather, that the singers were compelled
to respond to an encore. The words were
as follows:
Now the weather's so bad. we're really gone
mad;
vii It ever clear up again?
! II has stormed so long that we've taken to
song to chase away the rain,
SO there's nothing to do but to see it through,
And patiently stay Mt "hum."
! For assure as "shoots" you can bet your
boots,
The good weather is sure to come.
Star light star bright, very first star see to-
night,
Tell me, tell me, all 1 wish to know:
When our friends go to town to sell their oats,
Shall they have to take them there IL
boats2
Rev Mr. Aver presided and announced
the numbers. A vote of thanks was Civ.
en- the singers. The program In detail
was as follows:
Farewell to the forest" Quartet
! Aria from Traviata, Miss Ford
Cello solo, Andante from Sd symphony OF
Beethoven, II. S. Arnold
Tenor solo, "Best OF ALL" c. A. Darling
! Duet, "LOve, will love you always"
Mr. Darling and Mr. Arnold
Tenor solo, "The Palms." Nr Darling
Cello solo, Largo" Handel MIR Arnold
| Soprano solo, April" Mrs Reynolds
! Duet, Prot Parker and Miss Ford
Bass solo with cello obl1gato, "Thou every
| where" Prot Parker and Mr. Arnold
| Quartet, Sweet and low"
Chorus, "star light, star bright" from the
Wizard OF the Nile.
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THE EFFECTS OF THE FLOOD.

The roads about town are badly
washed. The hill east of the south end
of Long Meadow reservoir is badly
washed the whole length of it, the wash
out measuring five and one-half foot in
many places and u feet wide. Several
of the roads on Carmel Hill are impass-
able. The large bridge west of Carr
Watson's was washed away. Taking it
al together it will cost the town nearly
8 thousand dollars to repair the damage.
Crops in many instances were badly
damaged by the long continued wet
weather. Potatoes are rotting while the
tops are green.
Alexander Hamilton, who has a snug
place near Bethlehem Center, is reaping
quite harvest of raspberries and black.
berries. On one day his pickers gathered
some six bushels of raspberries. They
are of the Cuthbert variety. He has
about an acre devoted to raspberries and
blackberries. In blackberries he raise
the Cuthbert and Taylor varieties. The
entire crop finds ready market in Wood
bury and WATERFOWL, as the size and
quality of the berries are first class.
Mrs Erwin Barnes and son, Harold
are enjoying few weeks sojourn at the
pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs E. /. Howe.
Miss Louisa Fountaine of New Haven is
also their guest.
Miss Maudie Carroll of Waterbury is
passing the summer with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs Gordon Tyler.
Mrs Mary Daniels and granddaughter
of West Haven are visiting at A. C.
Lakes.
Edgar Daniels OF Newark and family
are spending few weeks at j. E. AL
lens.
Edgar Alvord of Morris has bought a
Deering Ideal reaper of A. c. Lake,
agent for the Deering Harvester Co., and
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
SOUTHPORT.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Mr. and Mrs T. F. Wheeler entertained
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Smith of Middlehury
last Sunday. ..-s-
J. U. Strong has new spring wagon
Aaron Thompson is digging and sell.
ing potatoes.
Harmon Morgan's garden is partly
covered with water.
Benjamin Strong has lots of new mich
cows.
d. B. Wheeler has been at work for
James Bartlett.
II. N. Thompson came from Water
bury, Sunday, on his bicycle. The late
rains have washed the roads and made
them almost impossible in many places.
Harley Warner and Joel Strong have
each sold cow the past week.
Mrs 4, FL. Buckingham returned from
the shore the first Of the week.
Mrs David Hawley and son, Clifford,
are soon to erect a fine new house oppo-
site the residence of Frank Nichols. t.
Sharpe OF Seymour has been engaged to
do the work.
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gan,zation of the wichita Grange in War
DEATH or NELSON JENNINGS.

DEATH OF NELSON JENNINGS.
Nelson Jennings died at the Soldiers
home. His burial was on Monday, Au-
gust 2.
1t is gratifying to know that the grass
on the church common was cut on Satur-
day.
The Chappius Brothers are better az
the report goes.
Mr. Andregg has carried the mail the
past week and with degree of prompt
ness which has greatly pleased all the
patrons of the postoffice. No permanent
arrangements have yet been made. The
government is aware of the matter and
will hold it we'll in hand. If not adjust
ed by subordinates by August % the pri
maries will have to do with it. Uncle
Sam is abundantly capable of managing
his affairs and he will do it without con
sultirg his next door neighbor.
The mechanics are making progress
and though they have been occasionally
intern upted in their work on the Derrick
son house by the rain, will soon have i
in readiness for the masons and painter
for the last touches.
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Her Health Ressred

SE&HE misery of sieeplessness calmly be
realized by those who havtxperi-
enced it. Nervousness. s.eeRsness.
headaches, neuralgia and that uerable
feeling of unrest, can surely be curby DIR.
Miles Restorative Nervine. So cain is
DR.. Miles Of this fact that all drugs are
authorized to refund price paid for ; first
bottle tried. providing it does not lneft.
Mrs. Henry Bruins, wife OF the wellown
blacksmith at Grand Junction, IOwsays:
81 was troubled with sleeplessness, NOUS
ness, headache and irregular menstrtion;
suffering untold misery for years. used
various advertised remedies for femacom-
plants besides being under the care dOcal
physicians, without help. noticedl DR..
Miles advertisement the testimoniiof a
lady cured of ailments similar to mir and
[ shall never cease to thank that ladl Her
testimonial induced me TO use Dr.EIles'
Nervine and Nerve and Liver PiIlslhich
restored me- to health. cannot say ajugh
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
HULL's HILL AND VICINITY.

There was very large gathering at
Charles B. Johnson's on Friday night.
Miss May B. Lord gave US one of her
very interesting discourses.
Mrs Phebe Treat Of Southford was
the guest of Mrs Granville Warner for a
few days.
Rev o. j. Range and wife of South
Britain we're calling in this place on
Friday.
Lewis Osborne continues quite feeble,
at j. B Roswelrs.
Archie Stowe of Bridgeport is the
guest of his brother, Ernest Stowe.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06
AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH.

Rev Evan Evans in his morning ser
mon here last Sunday gave US a synopsis
of the early and the later life of Saul.
The bright promise of the morning and
the gloom and storm, defeat and disaster
of the evening of that remarkable life
and the application made in the sermon
was among the best we have heard him
make in long while to every human life
ard character. SauIs unbelief and
reckless brought his ruin, but at the last
when doubts and forebodings rushed
through his mind and the eve of the last
great battle had arrived Saul thought of
good old Samuel, the man of God, the in
structor and benefactor of his youth and
he told the witch, ''Call me up Samuel, -
who had long been dead. His heart
seemed then in keenest remorse to think
of his past career and his utter desertion
of God and consequently his own weak
ness. So thought the preacher, is it with
many human life now, hopeful and
successful at the start but by selfish. I'M
cody persistence, dark and stormy and
wrecked at the last by ones own in
domitable selfish-wicked will.
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In New Haven County
SOUTHBURY.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.
Mrs and Miss Lambert of New Haven
are the guests of Mrs E. II. Brown.
The memters of the Ladies' Social
Union will serve ice cream and cake or
Friday evening, the 9th, at the Methodist
church.
The Ladies' Aid Society met on Thurs.
day afternoon with Mrs W. Fl. BarroWs
Mr. and Mrs Burr Tuttie, Miss Moshier
and Eva DeForest spent Sunday with
relatives in Great Hill.
DR. Knowles and friends of New Mil
ford have visited at Irving TuttIe's.
Mrs Brewer entertains her mother.
Rev and Mrs W. II. Barrows intend to
take two weeks vacation, visiting
Hartford, Stonington and other places OF
interest.
Dwight Todd of the Oak Tree House,
who has been in poor health for a long
time, rode to Woodbury., one day last
week. He is feeling more comfortable
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In Fairfield County
HUNTINGTON.
WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY.

WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY. |
Miss Libbie Hurd has entertained
friends from out of town.
Miss Sarah Halter has spent few days
in Shelton.
George Walters of Brooklyn, n. Y,
was on the Hill, Sunday.
Miss Grace Dimon, and her bicycle,
are home for the summer.
Mortimer Hubbell is improving the
appearance of his place.
The Misses Griffin are entertaining
their cousin from Derby.
Mrs E. D. Beardsley, a former resident
of this place, paid flying visit to friends
here, last week.
Rev Mr. Sauer, who has recently re-
turned from California and Yellow
Stone Park, will preach Sunday morning
on the following theme: "Our Sunday
at the Mormon City" The Endeavor
meeting will be held as usual at O'Clock
and at 7.45 the pastor will give a short
sermon.
Hon D. n. Morgan was called to
Westport on Monday to attend the
funeral of an aged aunt, Mrs Edward Fl.
Nash. His son, William, accompanied
him. Mr. Morgan is getting over the
severe sprain, received some weeks
since while getting on a street car il
Washington, and is able to get about
now quite nicely, much to his own salts
faction and that of his many friends.
Mr. and Mrs D. II. Chatfield, accom-
panied by Mrs Van Storch and Miss
May Morgan, daughter of Hon and Mr.
D. N. Morgan, left for Canada on Mon
day, and will be absent for about
. months sightseeing.
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WARREN,
BETTER, FURTHER ON.
at the lake

A remarkable period of cloudy weather
and rain during the last fortnight or
longer, but not to be repeated again.
Your correspondent heard his grandfath-
err speak of the dark day in 1850, when
the hens remained on their roosts-of the
winter in which the snow fell on 70 con-
secutive days, but these are not to be re-
peated again. We remember the March
blizzard of 1888, but not to be repeated.
He who presides over the destinies of men
is not confined to any narrow law of sim-
liar detail. These extraordinary events
stand out with all their prominence as
special lessons of instruction, to show US
our dependence and frailty and that we
are under experimenting Providence,
under Being who does not ask leave to
be, but works his sovereign will, in heav-
EN- and in earth. One lesson of the kind
should be sufficient and inasmuch as
these are not repeated, there is a ground
of hope that it will be better further on.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1897-08-06

for DR.. Miles Remedies.
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address,
DIR. MILES MEDICA