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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

ttI service 90 ths 81 lohnttuiy st3 ist'
Chan i.lr X Il God th.i be fasa u ro'
o.ued " oastioll,a ~ he b9'isu sai
Mstbt Ii X 60 sta that 20 better .s'
vice eal bs ftEduti
/ F,sk Cen mi.i0p.IJ v TIison : ahd
II W Bailey t,tttily ittt s,ttfsl tton
s.hd tront II, irvm The h,ichsry al !, l
baiytio plspi 10 Lake WiIIcashty Toe
ou,pst q ID. haeArry all be TIE great
Get this yt,t 81 .uy since q 80 bnlt
i Je.ss Hickey. yopbs toy, ,uues
90 The Ian eide Of The face snd Killed b' .
piece OF osunou witch burt wbta u
.a fred by A Crane At Bristol Tbnrs
day ri.hl Hickey vs Standing ,soai
90 iett from the c.bEoa shen Il exploded
Part Of tie 10 sas tore away snd the
skull sss fractured. He lived ,bou, 40
/ hour
A proposition to baJ sslt' power 81
fsifiaI. uiue milts swsy, and buns the
poser 10 81 Abisns eltetusslly IL being
considered. 1t utsns 90 outlay Of about
sl25, coo, bot II seems the only iessibls
scheme 10 pot 81 Adams 10 position to
invite msbui,oluiibs iudu,irles TIL"
would eve the eitys large ,nm each year
for ttr.tt lighting. 40 option has been
scared on the property iiom the owners.
Tbs Beuuipnton Banner calls attention
to . remarkable c,iuclieuee which ooeGf
red at recent dipnsf given by Senator
Proctor to Yermoutep 10 Congress.
Three rel reseutlng sr!oiuiug ttaies
who we're bora 10 contiguous towns 10
Vermont at down together, TIE gentle
men were Corlis Of Miehissn, torn 10
Ricbiord Foss Of Illinois from Berkshire,
aud Bsbcoek OF Wisconsin. from Swan
ton.
Vermouttrs WHO are interested ia the
forestry OF the State may End q pleasant
opportunity for the study Of the art by
visiting Shelbufue Farms. One Of DR.
Webb's idtss for the besulihos ion OF the
Farms is sloug the lice OF covering
large part u tbs land with growth Of
trees and to this end there are COW gang
OF half hundrod men bt work setting out
large numbers OF young trees 10 different
sections OF the Farms. Ose purchase OF
50 900 pines WAS recently made and . nun
Der much greater Is being procured from
about Vermont The native trees are
fret placed IN the gardens iorsyesr and
when they have proved hardy they are
set ont ~ are the others. The greater
number Of trees plat ted are pines but
there are alec many elns NAPLES and rep
resentstives Of the other varieties,
A fatsl accident occurred on the Benu
ington and Rutland railway wednesday
afternoon. Tbomss Bushee Of Dandy,
aged g. years common lsborer who has
been employed about the livery stables
more or less, considerably deaf snd psrII
ally blind. was the victim, lie was going
north on foot on the railroad. sod had
got within ten or twelve feet Of the north
end OF the covered bridge that spans the
Roaring branch near the soldiers home
at Bennington when be was struck.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

TIE blocksle service IS no mere holi
day nnde3tskiug We must not expect
that It Is t. b. msiotaiued without casual
ties The Spsnisrds have no very large
OF rmldeble sbips Of wsr 10 tho West
lndies. The best OF them and Ties have
bnt one OF two inferior 10 speed and
power 70 our second class protected cruiser
Cincinnati Bnt there are 10 Havana and
other Cntsn pot mall torpedo vessels
shlc b will doubtless stiempt to steal out
at night and WORK their deadly mischief.
And all along the northern c set Of Cubs
thrs Is frequent pfsvalltc- Of stron
Winds and high oas which vii make life
on tho monitors, torpedo boats and light
nboOts particularly ar1uous,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28
( COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- isaac u JtAOTH H. HGLr.
The undefsignedi having been appOii 10 by
tho Hon Probate Court tor tho Dlsttot II 81 40
hester, Cgmmissiouors, ~ receive. examine
aud dl1st all claims and demands OF al POI.
,uus ryalust the estate of
notify II Hoir iate Of cumberland
10 raid Dlstret, deceased aud all claims exhibit g..
I'd 10 ofset thereto, hereby give notice that
Niil meet, for the purpases EiOttsald At The
late dwelling u SAID deceAsed Ia cumberland
% the l2.n DAY ~ October uoIt ifon
O'Clock r. y. until O'Clock r n and That
III months IRON tho i2lh day " April 4 y
lsJs, II the time limited by ssid Court Tor said
ere dityfs 10 ptsssHt Their Gains 10 W iof otHta.
Insiiou aud allowance.
Dated at cumberland tLis lZ.l day Of April
A, h. 1893
JULIUS BILL, g,..,.-
$50 J. n. GhEdObT I'm 49,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

Gen. Bro,k ard officers 10 charge Of the
forces no. located at Chick4msuga Park
Awakened to the suspicion Tuesday that
Spa .ish sples hai beee, ana ara probably
still. there, adyilng thdr government az
to the every movement Of the Uulled
States army, Two men Of Sp.Liah e1
tractor, bnt dressed like Americans. have
been ssnuterIng .rou1d the camps for
several d,ys pact With the off GERS they
sete bold enough to st'empt lsmi isritv,
gong 70 far as - gaia scoess TO several
dinner parties gwen ia the city compa
mantsry to the cfliar'. Their extreme
irqusi'iFenes bos soon brought
suspicion npon them, sDG men were az
poi ted to shadow than. Orders we're
issned for their srrest, II the suspicion
could be suSstsntIsted, bot tue men dis
covered that they vers being watched
and disappered
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

rhte are Indications that Spsin will Ut
deh,ue to convince The world that ii IL
shu.s n.,lon. Il will -r nothing Of III,
s~inl misery II created 10 CubA or the
he.vV iuI1ties i, bn 4 ctsd upon The
Uui,sd Ststes II sill coucesl the fact
unparalleled 10 The bistofy Of modern civ
ilHdiou. tbs, 1t ordered multitude Of
vom.n sod children into concentration
camps without supplying them sith food
TIE position assumed by Spain has beer
,hH sovereignty 10 = colony is a scred
v,u.nt Tor snr form q sttocity. That
80. ha rnu It's course 10 Cubs. SPANS
tiou 10 be pathetic 10 ils own behslf is 10
strong eootr..l wtth is mocs,rous cruelty
TO the helpless Cubans,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28
JAMES A. GRAVES, Eslatn

hThTr ~ fERsnAr District oi Manchester =,
The Fro5ah toUt tor he district " AdHctsstr
To all persons interested 10 the estate 81
lanes A. Graves late VI Sunderland m sAId
DIsifct aeceared 0HFETIsG.
BY the authority Of the state u Vermont yun
are hereby notified 10 appear before tho said
Probate Court, at the Probate ONCE IN Man.
chester, IN rsld District, VH the 30.h day Of
April 4. ID 1893, at 10 O'Clock Ia The forenoon,
70 chow cause, II any you have Why the account
y. Graves, Administrator Of the estate of
ssid dec ssed should not be- ailGwod. and why
the residue u said estate should not be Die
irbuted 10 the parties entitled thereto
Dated at Manchester, 10 said district, this 18th
day Of Apri A. u, ls9s
iJ3w W. b. EDGHKIOs, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28
FRED A. FIELD,
DEALER n
Investment Securities
Bonds, Bank Stocks, Warrants,
Real Estate.

RUTLAND, VERMONT.
We Offer Subject to Prior Sale Fyr
Or More Shares Of
Pirsi Nauontl Bank Pair Hsysu, VI.
Rutland County National u tnk, Rutland, VI,
Kliipgton National Bank, k1tland, VI.
Merchant National BAuk, HutiA d Vi
Nrst National BAut, Brandon VI
Brandon hAuousl M Brandon. Vt
Bennington Co hat Bank, Bennington. "
BLACK kiEer National Bank, Proetorsui e Vt.
HAfdWick stungs Bank aud Irust Co, Hard
yIeE VI
Fir.t National Bank e. J0hnsbury VI
Merchants National b uk. 81 JOha,bafy, VI
Ca!sdOnla ksu9 Al Bank. Danrilie, Vt.
iirst National bAnk m0Dtp shsr ".
horthaeld National BGnE. A0fthheid VI.
h1sisy sioGdaFd Mig Co HutlaBd, ~.
steam s'ons Cutter CO BruGnd, VI
NhuonA Car Co st AbGns. Va
leJplss Oar Light Co., Buiiand, Vt
iuiAod street Railway, Co. Butla I'd ".
ALSO
{ per ct. = 5n8s bufAhgtyu TfLeiis1 o.. y n
Augtun, VI
4 per G. B1nds huriagt0b. VI
I per a. bouds Btbuinston, VI
I PER e. Bones LYudJnFils, "
: gs Ct, ls0ncs -lows, VI.
II VOC stsh TO Gay OF % Anything 10 or Ans
&c stal 4 pleast5 70 fsoeiTe yosf patronage
Core.ponaenos solicited.
Asi.na, ". rsG. isth. iss-, nfsa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

40 inisrns machine vas sent to The
frtndeu, Tbnrsday, Fortunately it,
o1srset-t was suspected and measures
t.hsn to prevent is explosion. eni no
harm vas doue This Incident wss care
iuliy eoocesed, and sll forts are being
m,fs 10 capture tho sender There was
nothing 10 suggest from whom 1t came
sud 20 oles vas afforded .s t. the man
vbo sent Il, TIE m.cblus vas enclosed
10 bHmlss, looking cigar boz, 40 insen
Ion. conlrtsancs bad been arranged 60
that vheu tho I'D OF the box vas opened
there ~ooli be fash OF powder which
vaali explode stick Of giant pow 81
. iiicieni 10 blow man to stoms
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

Spain hn much larger humber Of
torpedo boats than this conutry hss, but
they are nearly slI nov on the other eide
Iaey are small boats, DOT calculated FOR
ocean service and can only come over in
company With other ships They can 60
. short distance rapidly bat csnnot carry
much coal. Uuder irvotble circumstances
they can do large smouut Of damage
bu, our vesssls viii be 90 the lookout iot
them aud step their reaching this side If
possible. Tits country is fast prspsrius
torpedo bods. a. this can be done With
little delay,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

Allow q cough to rnn until it gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say
Oh. it Will wear away, but in most csseI
it will wear them away. Could they b.
indaoed to try the successful medicin,
called Kemp's B,lssm, which is sold on !
positive guarantee to eure, they would
Immediately see the excellent fl ct ate,
taking the frst dose. Pfce IS and soc
Trial size free. A. all drugRist..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

Conditions 10 WAsbiag Ou are rapidly
rettIlug dowa 81 those OF actual var
Notices came to hesitate department from
the foar quarters Of the globe Tuesday
showlns thst the oslIJas 81 . fHle are pre-
pared 10 aaame ~ sltituds Of strict ben
ir.lny bstueen the U1itsd States and
Spain 10 the present struggle, Ia moel
oasss they wefe 10 answer 10 the Identical
note .ebt Yesterday by the state depart
meul 10 slI Ultied States en- bn.es and
governments TO which they we're acctsdlt
81 that var has existed siuo. April Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

LisuL Il ID CHratEa, late n.Val 81
,scts 10 N.,, iss'on to the Spanish less
iiot, has bseu ress,us Capt : ssbcs. o.
tnrby before The M.ise coarg otIcqaty
sad be s.s 20 oasadej At toe Captain,
expressed belief tat tac Maine s.s blew
40 thronsh the cgns,vsnee u sF.tI.h
ot! ssrs that hs b, sstt s,ssbes e1.i
lsass 10 hsht dasl. Mrs NJ stbte h..
psiisd The ehAIisuss 10 ker scr,ps booi
49, eariosiir.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

Posl@sstet dsasrsl Geaty las fssis le3
ovlag 10 81 health sBd CLsrlsa Smith kss
bssz sppoittsi ia his plAos. Secretary Of
State ststEsu has also resisEs1 io' the
soszs rsssos and Secretary Gage nay ,l.o
rssigu iof he aEs case Secretary Of
War Alstr has alec be.n III bot Ia letter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

l,mtslsrtsj iAst oar gna boa' 10 ibt
P.oiao nay ft.oG lbe rai.ljpl 4e lsl1ud',
Thee sl,ud, belo1g t7 hFsi8 sui ar
mueh nors popuaoas sBd valuable thsu
Cab. TIE q J., there are sIso 10 =
..ls Of ftbslE,1a az, as The islands are
poorly Offended, they might be easily
taken We Should take them ooly ss =
var move to vesksn Spsip, bat It might
result 10 their iadsptndsnoe aud 1t il said
that they have been quite as badly treat
Cd ~ has Cubs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28
Chr Waulb Journal
THURSDAY. AfklI. =. lsas
. A slkgkDs. Ea.itr Att FfsGrs'tf

s@Tstsh Ned Eet3sf siIAfpsaa trpf'
, ttgaa ifan hs3fs tLsi ief spasat
Seed .sti tststsI asis az 80 Efst ~
sIpttia3 tbefs a. t5t ban hti8E-ftt 81
Auulosr easd iesst CeUEod IRE litwe1
49, beta afttfa4 t. duuoy She Sftts't
sst Ia lss Aslste vatu lssts#ta ~
faftsa sAH ~ sFsaah Gfsi II tie Fa'tli
p4ts ltl.u3. "a ss.is3 ~ Io', iss As@sii
e,s etef. sa8 festive spsDlsh tHFtaa
boats tsd cfsssef sfe 81 she raslA 81
he EasUst ebsaas vsetlag 'ar A@t'j
60 s. rfcEts' EttJs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

iqs.5s, alsbt tarpsd0 beet Esls =
l.u8sts sa 'ft .tafs 81 C.bl aa4 il IL
,spta..i osraa aHsc.tl &c wss bad stit
80 .u,atssst 30 g lsits probsbIs ttsi
,if.n.rnsats 80 b. usis - he ise3
ira 81 COS troop. sa5 ,lIt The ictafssgu
vilI alo tlt@ 10 lasss. W.t 'gPrlls
80 province slii lee aIsIei 81 tie tsGe
uus II u.arer.rgt es1 ts'.ly be t9 OF
o. uader r.scr 4 osrvsr vessels
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

oar s.fsrt msut sit Cot resort 10 ptI
v.ie.tibs agrU. ths ~d Spain m.ia
& ans 60 lsly .tes'tug aud announces thsI
fat 90 tfas,ai o4lJ suIiiii.iy ctnssr
.te 80 b. GI - out All treaties vilA The
Lsitsd rl.tss 49, .agu.led snd 30 day
vii be slVsl item - have sil their shipt
vnhdusu iron spsuish porte s1d SPAN
clams the u.ll 10 search al TOT ga pr
v.le,r, sBd uest ibtE 81 plftts
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

Both hanses OF co1stess unanimously
s3op,ed declaration OF var, Tuesday
thunsh usr reilly commenced At The time
the ,n b.ss.6ots q the two countries Esre
si'hdrsvp, ~ the hss slwsys been con
adhered ~ equivalent to = declaration Of
var. To rrr.ttt, howescr. anr po.slble
qaeiiou the actioa Of Iaesi.y wss taken
ln The Senate 81 smeH5ment as offered
rscosu,Eibs The belIistrsrcy Of Cab., but
II sas defeated
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

1t is expected that q special session
OF the legislature psll soon be call
81 10 provide money for the equip
inert al or volunteers and slso 10
pay them the extra seven dollars per
,clautser. duri5g The civil var. There IL
~ provision IN the s~ TO tIpend money
fo' these purposes without 80 spproprla
too.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-04-28

or lns5 fsstf., Hstt l#oett3eI tet
-rAalfL psft is Cote ssa ttrst 81 O. t.p
tgty3 +" ptaf tetuat sEsassk e.t e.
d wasiI stfn. to ts las aaor Vi earsar
.fnusui 60 eat 80 CHb ltau esq aae 50
sttsgos ,bs lssd latce 81 as.l DO tar 81.
i.ud. tl'h ite tssr n tie Cahtut. raa
pd iht sau,plsf ~ efsrusi5aa .f,ts D..
lsaa O.! lat 1Pt#Ita ifa#Is stDaat HlE
trs as tEF .eutfsl egYaseme,t v3aa bard
GstugF sAH .rast lass II Hte Iatv3l
oa9,s atsay ga silI tr aasb tbe tel
sAy q % asa h. successfully SCOOP .lsa
OIL.
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REMARKS
- tho Tabernacle Lake City sunday June 49, 1898 b.
PRESIDENT JOSEPH F. SMITH.

other religious denominations IN the
world. ] believe that the children OF
the Latter-day Saints as % whole ARE
following more cicFcly IN the footsteps
OF their fathers aud ~ the faith OF the
Gospel than are the children of meme
bors Of any other church. Those who
ARE not growing up iu the nurture and
admoultiun Of the Lord are the oxccp-
lions. and not the rule, in my opinion.
SIN am sorry 10 say that In some
cases tho examples 81 thu fathers are
AGAINST their children. ana that while
the children ART following the examples
OF their fathers they are not growing
nearer INTO the Lord. This ~ more
the fault II the parents than u the
children That many ~ the Latter
dly saints are ncnlcctful of their chill
dfau. and de- rot rct b. fore them "a
proper example. 10 "a pity; ana l ana
afraid that there 40 FAR too much u this
kind ~ neglect
There ip ore request that I desire 20
mike NJ these young men who have re-
tunnel frum their nifiinna. and who
have boon frightened up In tht tcsti-
mony of the Spirit ~ the Lord ana the
knowledge ~ the Gospel. ana that iH
THIS that they viii Keep the afmOr "
the Gospel upon thcm and the spirit
~ truth M their hearts. and win volun-
tiriiy constitute themselves Missions
aries 60 look after tho youth % Zion
who nrc wandering from the straight
path. Wherever they ma young men
on young momcn who are In any degree
departing from the wny ~ llfn md
salvation let them take M n labor
with them, and u poaalblc bring them
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sen, Lnuritz Iaufltzan and II. L. Mel.
son. After the services. ull went 20
the chapel In the graveyard. 20 whore
the remains had been removed, two
days previous. The coffin was well
made. being very nicely tummed and
oak grained lu color, Tho nlrui offvr'
lrgf were many the coffin being GOV.
srrd with WrrBihH and flowers. HIS
brethren acted u4 pan bearers, ana
carried tho remains over 90 thH very
beautiful spot which had been selected
Hs the last resting place nf our hrnihrr
There was church official ana the
grave dInsrr present 90 see that uuiu-
lur more was don, than We hnd pors
mission 90 DO. The remains were
trndoriy laid 60 rest. after which the
brethren sang Nearer MY God, tu Thee,
and Elder christensen offered the dn.
dlcutury prayer. The funeral was m
nlco uH could be- desired, cougiicrlug
the circumstance
The work in This conference. like
everywhere rire o. pushed with enc
orgy by tho brethren who labor here.
good work De- being done
~. \. NIELSEN.
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90 u. Tho harvest truly ia pirutcous
but the lahotyfs ag-f'w pmy So there
fore the Lord NJ loo harvest. that lie
Nll send forth lahorera into the hnr.
Tho great distances We arr orllrad
io travel Go nil appointments consumes
ID great deal of time. hut. notNiIhstand-
'us that fact the three uairu OFF Elder.
n Fond du Loo county held eleven
Htlnr1 lift week.
In our vifIt 90 one of One most pro.
sfcrrlVr towns of this county whore
education and refinement are HWoug
ilH most prominent features. we found
that one of the chuivhaH their WHs
being badly affected by the attitude
taken by ltH minister. who has made
auch accusations nr1luet his little lock
that nearly an N his young people lFNe
''lt him and many ut his hest ruppori-
sH Iu quilting him. when we h.Ii
un orrn aIr meeting, we had a large
crowd off attentive listeners. and We
we're i0'l TINT n the people had known
pf Che meeting we would have had more
90 hear uH
Thrf On r. nice branch here IN Fond
IA l.Ir. under thr On .li0ury uf Elder
w. l.. El.IH numbering tsruty NONE
hore aud eleven children under eight
years OF Hsp. besides q nice sunday
school under the runcrlntUud cnrv ~
Elder ChHr'Hr Roller. and 1 good aplrlt
prevails throughout tho branch.
BURTON q. prpp,
Clerk nf Conference.
]. -. CUMMINGS.
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RON MISSIONARY FIELDS.

In tho evening a discourse was de- 1
livercd by Elder William T. Jack We .
had "a good time M conference iu many .
ways. and the Kindness of the people
N H. John viii be- long remembered by
the Elders.
1850 81. M. Monday June Cth.-Eldcr
T.. G. Winn and myself were accom-
panied 90 the depot by some NJ tho
Elders and Saints IN st. John, We bid
Thorn tender farewell and we wcro on
Tor our new conference anu Mold ~
labor. We arrived IN Lawrence nt I
minutes past 0 o'clock June 3. is's. We
inquired FOR the best hotel iu tho city,
We went ua directed and lcn our grips.
etc.. NJ the hotel We went into tho
city fasting and praying, determined
not a. eat until We had gained pHfmIH-
sion o. preach on the streets. We met
very nice mon holding the city Offices
and got readily their consent 60 preach
on the streets. our first meeting was
held on the Hub clothing corner, II
was very hard the nrst nlEht or 20 20
open our hymn book 10 sing hymn
We wanted TO sing. then stop out on tho
sidewalk and commence % finr. our
frHt song was. "Thr Time a. Far
Spent" but IN my desire 60 sing loud
! ret u too high. nud ~ the ilrr
reached the uoiut wheta the hlgh notes
are sung wished ! could sing bass. We
he'd dedicated the city and ourselves 10
tho service Of the Lord and we were
ruing 90 perform our duty. Since that
time We have hnd very good success.
Sometimes We arc rejected. but not
vory often. Yesterday. June goth, We
had three rejected testimonies IN sue
ocHslon. We then retired 60 "a dulot
place ana laid the case before the Lord.
and nll the rest " the day we ala not
have one single rejection.
when we first entered the place the
people seemed very cool. We could not
md udmitnnCe 10 their houses nor could
we converse with them. We rot apart
DAY for fasting and prayer and after
n fast OF fourty-two hours We hud
great success We IN one day. visited
more men NJ their homes found adj
mlttnucc 10 the houses. had more Cos
pei conversations than We had prcyl-
Gus. an put together We have nlHo
seen tho power Of God made manifest
IN other directions. We stayed an
night az friends house. The next
morning his wife was sick with her
old complaint. "chllls." She told uH
she had had tho chllla for nine years
and TINT every little while she would
have an attack. She did Indeed
look very feeble. I asked her n she
had ever been administered to. She
told us no. We naked n she would like
us 10 administer Co her. And 10 this
she replied that she would. We did
va and In minute after she war
! asleep Rhe slept Tor about thirty min
utca ana then awOke. when she awoke
| these were the words she spoke; My
sleep must have done mo good My
| chlll has gone" Nor has she had
one since, ana she told ua after that
! she felt hotter than she had done Tor q
long time. Many more Instances could
| be enumerated but fearing this will
| tire the readers I draw 10 close.
! Praying for the welfare OF Zion con-
tinunlly. ! am your brother In tho
| Gospel Of Christ.
CHARLES W. GooDLfFFE
Lawrence. Douglas County. Kansas.
June "a. 1885.
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bath day, I think that would be SUI
hcinut cause 90 close o. You are well
come To- go there any day you choose,
except IN the Sabbath day: and II you
go as / go. o. will result In no evil or
harm 10 you. but in good You viii
have relaxation, and rest. and the cool
alr OF th" Lake. and every benefit that
acrrucs from visiting place Of that
Kind. without any evil consequences,
because YOU viii not commit evil. You
VIII not go there To- got drunk. nor to
gamble, nor Co. violate any principle
" truth and righteousness. III you 20
there ut nll. YOU win ru TO have go
oinl WISH with your family or your
ucighhors and friends AMI to have
Few hours ui relaxation and rest from
toll and care ANA heat. and perhaps
cooling fUirHshinr bath in The hriny
waters Of Che Lake In doing this
you viii Do nobody any harm. YOU viii
do yourselves no HARM but possibly a
gre1t dr1l NJ ruo1. But moi ON tho
tthhath day We Hrc against that
That which ls lawful may be- done. 80.
pOH'nlly when % is risht There ar.
some thinga which urp lawful but
which are wrong. The law does not
always prescribe or protect thai which
d. absolutely right % Dr. often found
that laws are passed CO. REGULATE uu-
rIghto1uauraH. 90 protect virkcdnraa.
1nd Go license corruption. where such
laws exist it IH not right or cyptdlont
fur men tn engage IN those things. Lot
ua DO TINT which On right md pleasing
In The sight ~ tho Lord Wherever We
aoe u man nf n woman making q mis-
step ana going into arr1r or darkness.
nr doing mHth'ug that Will bring sore
row ur shame upnn them or @ 4lra.. iet
| u7 take them by tho hand. ag brethren
/ and aH sisters, and try to convince
] Thorn OF tho NrFrF ~ their fyHV and II
/ T1ralhio bring them into the marvellous
/ ueht of tho Gospel Of truth that they
! may be- saved This is our mission.
| May God helm "a 60 40 this. and Ia
! with us hN the presence and power of
| lllH Holy Spirit that In all our Efforts
| tn 30 good. We may be- seconded by
| Him. and enabled 10 accomplish an
mat we have in our hcnria 90 DO, " my