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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Iiayiock was elected Justice ~ the
peace. and william ". Ellis constable.
Three OF our young men,Joseph Ward,
Oron of our worthy Bishop. Joseph ca
zler ana David shupc. have recently de-
parted on missions. the hrHi on the 18TH
ult. 20 Great Hritaln. the other two On
the 18Th ult 10 fhr Southern States.
Two grand receptions were rendered
ihtn in our meeting house before their
departure. the proceeds ~ which nfttsd
NJ $40. Tholr cp.wurkets In ihe diner
cnt organizations also rendered them
receptions ~ q more private nature.
presenting ihcm with cash. valifcs, um-
brrilaa, etc, 20 essential TO the life OF a
missionary.
We have been called upon e ehornicle
the death on the Sth uh.. OF old age and
general debility. u Sister I.illlas Clark.
In her S0th year. Che was born IN
Paisley, Scotland. January ~, 1873. She
became the wife OF John Clark. by
whom she had several children ~ note.
one 81 whom, Charl.s H. Il ming
fnlsAlon 90 the Nnrlern States. from
Liberty. weber county, one became the
wife OF Thomas CarutherH, 81 promln-
once In railroad circles. residing In oak
land. California. Andrew. another fnn.
" ono OF Weber cpunty'a substantial
farmers: while another VI her daughters
a the wife NJ Hon. Nathaniel Mont
romcry. OF ihls place, who has bcen
hOnorvd with many positions or trust In
one OF two terms IN the state Legls-
laiurc. After she death of John clark
che married 90 Elder William Gibson.
who hold the famous dlacuaHlOn with
REV. Wnodmnn, uH found IN the volume
Of Orron prattH Works.
By this marriage she had two chill
drcn. Annie Cibson. the wife % Hon.
John Sharp,uf Salt Lake city, ana John
W. Gibson. a resident 81 North ogden
and a graduate NJ the state University
~ utah-a school teacher of several
years experience, also having fllcd an
honorable mission TO the Southern
states during the yellow fever rcourgc
90 1859. IL one ~ the seven presidents
N Seventy, ana was elected On she s.h
Inst. as assessor of Weber county.
our ward organizations are In al
moi Hsely hu-lthy condition and hold
INK rEulr meetings wkh pronl %
chose associated with them. our INST
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

fist meeting WIS one Of those rpirltua
& aHts 20 essential TO fhc growth nud
well hciuE Of our spirliuil naturrA
our sunday school Il ably conducted
In I'VE drpaftmHf.H under the super,
lricndency % Nathaniel Montgomery
John A. clark and John .. Hinylock
with an cfiieieri force " teachers Ia
all the dcparam0fs'a
The district schools Of this place ar.
doing excellent work under Prof. ". y
Amss, J. y, Hhyinck uui Miss Cham.
blrs. the two former named residents
of Noi3h ogden. the ilUlr ~ ogden.
\. ", Rogers ~ this place n tsuch.
Ing ~ Plain city. this county. Los
rvnrn Waliram. uls0 81 this place, Il
teaching near RrXburE. idaho.
Dundmn sr1ekman, N years ~ age.
has been very feeble Tor some tlme.
4 mas meeting uf the citizens %
North ogden was hd1 fhe 18Th Inst.
az which matters pertaining to the
Public ihfk. a Relief Society building.
= ward amusement hill and other mat.
tors nf general Interest were discussed
ana resolution prevailed authorizing
"A assessment made upon the oitlHens
Of The ward Co llquldite the Indebted
ness ~ the Park.
ON lne 18th Inst. the friends Of Mr..
u. u. hnylpck HW0nprl down upon
her reminding her fhat she had lust
arrived nt the iist sign board " her
sni0urn urun this mundane sphere.
She WIS born of Euos Carfui land and
Almlfa krs.h In Tuscaloosa caunty.
Alabama; rmlFratfd 60 Lodi. Mont.
romery county, Miss, with her par
enia, sept 1900 was baptized into the
Mulberry nipliHt church at Lodi by
Rev. J, T.. Thompson. wsis untsi IN
marriage 90 ". ~ Bhyocs. Feb. ib.
1871; baptized lnln The Church % Jesus
Chrib. Of Laticr.day SAINTS by Elder !
W. Gibson. Dec. ~. 1850; cmigfaied 90
North ogden Aprl I, 1885, she has sev.
en- boys ANA IWu Girls, ranging Ia ages
between 4 and u,
RtfFFTN READY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

inf cordial opryslt1n 20 che temporal
power ~ she papll See made such "a
uuion seem more than ricfilcglnus
Va the eyes ~ his Holiness. ana he "
accused nf having tnkcu measures q
prevent a..
The duchess relies Cor her winning
card mpn the fact that The boy may
some dry be- king ~ Italy. His father
u ncNt 20 ruccesal1n after che Puncr
~ Naples. who ia In delicate health
and without tsHue.
This " the third success for pr.
Sohenck To- his treatment amIrr the
nobility aud royal fhnlN Mes " Europe
the other two having been the Arch
duchsfs Frederick VI Austria and tho
beautiful Countess ~ Warwick. bot-
tor known as Lady brooke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

promising a hit - pink flesh az ever
rested Ia a mass ~ six and lace.
surrounded by reunuc 81 attendants
with the birth ~ the infant came
another triumph nlr DR.. SchHuck the
celebrated Austrian cmbryliDFsi. WIN
u year agD startled the world With tho
announcement ~ his ahufy Tor the
control ~ sex. and Under whose trcal-
time.
The Duchess ~ Ans,n was before
her marriage Princess Helena VI or
leans. aGd there IL romantic story
anoat iY7 she. too. onjays a peculiar
satlsiacron w the birth ~ ihe boy.
a. "a. in q NEE sure, assures hur ac-
cumplishwcni NJ a Bit - spite which
she holds against Loo XIII. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Among the many voiumes on tho war
aifttly announced Mnsqrf. Herbert q.
Sht. g Co.'s has a unique raU1mmcn.
dalton. no u the story " the whole war
tyli Toy HyoWlinesacs. Each event N
the war De- 60 be described by some one
who was actually there. Books by one
man alone must necessarily either con.
tain much which u only hoarsly, or
else treat ~ onlv a small part N che
war Ihe hook L 90 be- prm1ciy Illus
tuited. the publishers arn1unee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Drying preparations almpiy deveior
dry cainrrh; they airy up ghc uccfetlnna
which adhere 60 the membrane and De.
cnmpofr. causing FAR more serious
trouble than thH ordinary form ~ ca
iArfh Avoid 30 drying inhaiints ana
ufr that which cleinscH. spuiheH ana
Gals E'y'H cream Balm ~ such "a
remedy and viii cure Catlfrh or cold
90 'he head easily and lelslntly. A
tfIli Hiar VIII he mailed Tor 10 cents.
large fnr 20 cents. Al druggists keen
o. Ely iiro,hcft. 90 Warren street.
New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
FLANNEL BARGAINS,

chld's night drawers with feet. mad,
% good quality outing flannel, In AL
slHe4 grett preventative OF clids
wei finished. our price each
so
Misses il1nnelette night gowrs. neat.
~ made, wth double frOHt and back
yoke, warm and dhrable. Sizes Q 20 !
years, 40 each
CO.
Chlld's short nlnnel skirts, with
waist IN neat, pretty pattern, you
canf make them Tor less than SOC each,
our price this week
SOC
ladies' outing flannel undersklfvs. a'
Sizes, In neat assorted stripes, with .
Inch hem, sod heavy quality. at each
35c
Ladies' outing flannel undcrsElrta, In
all Sizes with 3-ineh lace rufle, head.
ms by iln.shing braid. a splendid slslgx.
worth SOC. cue 10
3Nc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Dr. WIN. 4. IInmmo1d. NJ washing.
ton. iato surgeon general NJ the unFcd
States. De- perhaps the best known ply
slclln IN she country. III fame has
been largely Increased hy his literary
work Ills last volume, The Son u Per.
dit.lu. sa trial iu a new ncid. and
clmcH into direct competition .Nith Ben
llur ana Nher famous rfhiical works.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Disease IL cured not by magical In.
carnations but by medical sciencr.
Hence ~ IA that Ayers sarnapnrilli
cures. ana shat 70 proves ~ cmlnontly
successful IL o. akilifuliy. prepared
and strictly scientific blood. purifier and
tonic. the only one admitted TO the
Worlds falr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
Exquisite

Elite Limoges French China
Decorated in sprays of Pink
Roses and Forget-me-nots,
with pale green border and
gold edge. Romeo shape
Fruit Plates. Salad and
Relish Dishes. Tea,
Chocolate and Moustache
Cups. Chocolate Pots,
and everything that's
graceful
Attractive prices
GT6at American Importing Tea 60.
MONEY SAVING STORES.
go Main Street. Salt Lake city.
$40 Twoniy-nth Street. ogden.
Write Tor Catalogue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

ny this time the task ~ preparing fnr
action was AN old story. and We made
short work Of H. The call 10 general
quarters" followed wlthou, delay. and.
an we prepared the battery for action.
word came from above that a large
gunboat. showing Spanish eoiorH. was
leaving the harbor IN our direction,
which means a scrap N the livelieRt
description" muttered Tommy. "They
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

n you are suffering from drowslncss
IN the day time, irritnhility Of temper,
rlccpleW nights, general debility. head.
ache ana general want OF tone Of the
Hyrtpm. use lfERBlNE. You will get
relief and finally cure. Price % eta
y, g. ~. 1. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Constipation means the accumulation
o. waste matter shat should be dis.
charged daily.and unless this IL done the
iuul matter lg lhagrhrd and polsona thn
regularity % the bowels Price 70 Ca.
=. G. ". l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
Scrofula, a Vile
Inheritance.

scrofula Is the most obstinate OF blood
troubles, and Is often the result of nm
inherited talnt In the blood. s. s. 8.
is the only remedy which goes deep
enough to reach Sorofulai II forces out
every trace OF the disease, and cures
the worst cases.
Ny son. Charlie, was AFFLICTED from infancy
Nth senoiula, and he suffered so that u was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
North ogden, Utah.
November 20, 1895


TO The Editor; ''"'s' ~ 1875
~. NV that the campaign smoke has
~. ',,u away enabling the masses 90
AZ. ,n'oush a odearer atmosphere. We
p NJ, PROUD to sec matters resume their
how"vs,' ohnltlon. II might be proper,
IN .sset 20 briefly state the resnlt OF
hfrs "a,le y the ballots" We had
publlcsn 'Isewhere In tho county, RE
tlokst w. Fuslon ana Democrats
~ M t,iunk an average respectively
namoe,s, i'uhllean, 81 Fusion and "a
j no Vcraitlc votes. ON the county ticket
va uloson our respected tnwnsman.
iors '.led county assessor by a ma
u, ~ " is In the county. receiving
" 'ne SVS votes OF his town ID. !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

TalA diagram, drawn from statistics.
shows that In the clash between Eng.
and and France tho hiter on land Is
many times Hirungtg, The HTltlah Ia a
plEtny COMPARED wfh the French AZ.
my, Tor In fratge very man Is necra-
sarlly soldier. on SEA Fnnee II con-
sldercd weak. bus this Ia because she
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

iFc1rOi. and. according 20 pr. Ham.
mlnd. q, was Tor love % Mary Mag
lalenc, not flr silver that he betrayed
Jesus. u. Hammond has worked and
studied for years To- ensure accuracy
iu ihe details OF his story.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

When you cruss second South. looi,
west for the bis sign W. II. Mccona-
hay, Jowclcr.
Christmas n coming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

Tho medical properties ~ Halls Hair
Renswtr 10 inyiFdrito the Hcaip.romove
dluirun. restore she hair ana It's color,
nurplaa anything % iia Kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

The Duke and Duchess OF Aosta are
n.appy over the a.rih ~ an heir 10 the
ug, Asiy % savoy Tor IN their sran1
mOther-0f-pearl and silver cradle as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
sCHENCK SCORES ANOTHER TRIUMPH


NINE II IL said. opposed her marriage
h Inc duke on religious grounds. the
house or orleans being one % the
asa the dynasty OF Savoy entertain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Lot i-Lidles' French KID button
shoes, hand-iurned. plain and opera
soc. 500 ard 800 shoe. small sizes, ,,
90 AMI ,, choice
%,
lot 2-Ladles' Goodyear welt button
narrow. Toe. broken Sizes. formerly so!I
si.ss
Lot l-Tadies' Goodyear welt, dun
pnng1h lace shoe. coin toe, stock tip,
an Sizes worth $500. take them quick
S2.a8
IL. i-IAdies' fne kid lace shoes.
colo Zoe. Up same. all sizes, worth
s.0oi special price
Lot s-tadles' Box caif. lace or but
Ton shoca. coin toe. Zip, hyayy sole,
worth gs,5j. price
S2.l5
Lot G-infaBis tine pongOia KID bu,.
,Nn shoes pltepi tn. no heel, Sizes :
% y. Hever sold icsa shan 75c. speela
a.
Lot 7-Boys' Veal Calf button shoe,
standard screws, heavy coles, ever!
pair guaranteed. were I225. sale PRO
Si.4S
Ladles' rubbers, pair 25c
Cents rubbers. a pair as
Ladies' wool soles pair o5c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22


impossible 70 dress lin
Tor three years. MS
head aud body were a
mass Of sores, aud his
eyesifht also became
affected. No treatment
was spared lhnt we
thought would relieve
aim, hut he grew worse
until his condition vas
Indeed pltlhblr, I lnn.
almost desnalrrd 81 hia
ever heing cured, y hen
~ the advice oi o treni
We gave him :. : =,
tswlft's specl1cl. a de-
h.. q. .I|..s 49,. a.. "a. 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

ho1N.iy armed. AZ she carr.,a Z. 100 gun.
g. Frances C.goo san. though Epgltud
H stronger, IL te figures are a ~r~lf
sufprs o. fnval exports. aH d -
supposed that Eng.frd lowered above
all other railona on the rcl,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

has a NV ships. She has a Frea,
many trained sailors who ciun b. ssnl
out 20 ga u fhlps were provided foI
them. France umbera iG1 900 sailors
While Great britain has only 1900.
ihua whatever may be Frances a nj.
viniagea In other directions she has
certainly a greater numJer ~ eara.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
The Place TO Buy

JACKETS. cArEs. SUITS. SKIRTS
WAISTS. WRAPPERS. Ere. at COR
rect prices is hers.
THREE GREAT JACKET BAR
GAINS.
A. ttN, Extra good vnluc-t.adles'
| very hfayy black liluClo Jackets. braid
trimmed. value $3.50. our special price
Sa.dd
At ilal. L1dlcs' heavy extra nnc
black Melton Jacket, six serge lined. a
3iO'Oo Jacket. this week
$500
~ $500, \ frw lsf, - those belu,l.
fully braided jackEs. they are sung
faHti value Sii; this week only
$500
THREE SPECIAL DRIVERS ~
CAPEs.
\, 55c. Ladies' single clo,h cape fur.
braid trimmed.
75c
At ti9S, Ladies' double black cloth
fnr, braid ana hwton-ir.mmvd. value
6iOo' regular price.
Si.es
~ $50. LADIES' plush shoulder cape.
storm collar edged with black Thlbe,
fur.
$3.50
CHILpREN's JACKET SPECIALS.
Al 9lc. Chlid's Jackets IN assorted
checks and pla!ds, sailor collar. braid
trimmed.
e5c
At $3.50 Chnd's black and rod mixed
REFER Jacket, $3.50 value. IN and O
yeurs only,
$3.50
SPECIAL GOOD VALUES chls week
IN chlHa winter Jackets. all colors.
from $500 10 $50, at grvatly reduced
prices.
FUR coLLARErTEs.
Large and elegant variety IN ali
hiylea Of fur from $3.50 20 fa5O0.
DRESS SKIRTS.
sPEclAl~-iadiea' black brocadei
Hrllllaniine dress skirts. new, neat ag-
urcs, value $3.50. this week
$3.50
NObBY ASSORTMENT Of colored
dreas skirts In latest designs. from sl.15I
10
$500
CIllLpS EIpERDOWN COATS. |
Just received a fine line IN red, white. |
pink, blue, etc, latest styles. from SIS
10
$3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22

T7ITI TWTTWVTNTNT va THe T0TuIt, and hfIrT
H. had takpn dozen bottles no one who knew
IN his former dreadful condition would have
recognized lim, Al NE sores on bis b1dy
smooth, and he has'besn restored 10 perfaol
health. Mas, :, 8. MARRY,
90 Elm 81, Macon, Ga.
Fer real blood troubles II IL n waste
NJ time to expect cure from the doe.
tors, Blood diseases are beyond their
,kill. Swiit's Specific,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
$500
GREAT BARGAIN SALE OF
Boys Clothing.

Lot i--containa 800 boys sack suits.
Knee pants, In plain and fancy nix
clear
SLIGO
lot 2-Thls lot contains i5O hiys'
knee pant suits In fancy mixtures.
some double seat und knee, worth $3.50,
broken sizes, sale
$40
Lot $50 boys knee pant suits, an
wool, some double seat and knee, ,ne
Faultless brand. broken sizes, wIrh
,J,15. special
$3.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-22
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The Portland daily press., 1898-08-26

ltOats-recelpts 151.20o bush: exports 81. 42o
bush; sales 0i,,ocO bush SPOT; spot firm: No =
white 2Ad3Sc.
Beet quiet; family; city extra India Mess
Lard steady; Western steam * 4oI
Pork steady: mess SO 50Gi0 90; short clear
! o0a13 90; family S12@I2 80.
Butter steady; Western creamy 141a@19c:
factory do at Jl@l4c; Elgns at 19c: state
Eggs steady; State and Penn at I51lEAac;
Western fresh loo.
Sugar strong; fair refining 1915 Cen
trifugal 90 test at 6-l6; refined strong.
CHICAGO-Cashs quotations,
Wnear-No2 spring wheat e3@s4c; Nos do
at 81 ~ @e8c; No Red at csc: Corn-No : al
No 3 at GOA G; No 2 white 24a2bc: No white
at 2lAoas3Igc; No q rye ats 43@431sc: No 2
BARLEY At 89R45c; No Flaxseed 8sc: prime
Timothy seed 3 so. Moss pork s5@9 0O. Lard
at 071sa5 10; short rib sides a. a. osao 90
Dry sailed meats-shouldcrs aI 472ossW snof'
clearssides 4G96 HUs
Butter. firm; creamy At 13@17c; "a RES l2Q
nc. Eggs Iirnl--fresh at 12c.
Receipts-Flour 7.4n0 sbbls; wheat is, 300
bush; corn $50. 800 bush; oats 67l' 2oo bush
rys59 batsy ss 'W Wheat
bush; corn 10000 bushi oats 4o6.Soo bush ;
rye O.0oo bush; barley 400 bush.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. st ong-Aug 6S:Sep
at soc: Dec 5sA c; May sic; NO nard ga
No Northern at 63y4c NO Norlhern ouA =.
Observation-Disclosures lower-frst patents ny
at 8 8o94 90; second patents at = 6vtg g ~ ~;
first clears at Dogs 20; second clears ooe
10.
DETROIT-Whea quoted at 64!ao for ca y
White; cash Red 671ac; Aug 67Ac; Sept az
64A G.; Dec 6314c.
The Portland daily press., 1898-08-26
REV. THOMAS BURGESS, D. D.

The Rev. Thomas Burgess, d. D.,
rector of st. Luke's church at Matteawan,
N Y, died at the rectory in that place,
August alst. Dr.. Burgess passed his
youth in Portland and has a large circle
of friends and acquaintance here. Inc
Fishkill, N. Y. Daily Herald, says:
"Rev. Thomas Burgess was born al
Augusta, Maine, on May 18th, 1850. he
was the son of the Rev. Alexander bur
CESS, at present Bishop of Illinois. The
deceased attended Brown university,
where he graduated in 1870. he aieerWara
graduated from the General theological
Seminary in 1874. In 1875 he was
teacher in DeVeaux college and was Tor
i've months in charge OF st. Johns
church. Dresden, Germany. He was after
ward for three years rector Of ST. Johns
church. at North Adams, Vermont and
examining chaplain for the Bishop of
Vermont. Previous to coming to Mat
teawau he was, for two years, General
Missioner for Dutchess county, making
his home at Millbrook. 1t was in 1890
that he came to st. Luke's church, at
Matteawan, as its rector, and continued
as such until the time of his death. He
also preached at the chapel Fishkili
Landing and was greatly interested IN
the work being done there. In April,
1894, Rev. Mr.. Burgess was appointed
Archdeacon of Duchess county and 1ileo
the office to the great acceptance Oh the
people of Dutchess county. He was also
examining chaplain for the bishop OF
New York. The deceased was lover OF
athletics. He founded the st. Luke
Cadet Corps in October, 1897, and was It's
President from its inception. In 1873 he
married Mary, the daughter OF the late
Luoius N. Sargent, of Boston. Mrs.
Burgess died in 1890, after they had re-
moved to Matteawan. -Four children sur
yiye-Thomas, who expects to enter col
lege this fall; Alex NJ. Mary Sargent and
George Sargent. Without doubt, Mr..
Burgess was one of the most beloved per.
son who ever lived in the town of Fish
Kill. 1t was the one aim of his life to do
good to others. 1t made no difference at
what personal sacrifice to himself it
might be accomplished. if call was
made for his services, he invariably re-
sponded. His counsel and advice was
sought, not only by members of his own
society, but by others, and it was given
always Indeed, it is said that a large
percentage of his salary was spent IN re-
lieving the suffering Of some of the un-
fortunate people of the villages.
'As pastor he was universally loved.
His earnestness in the success OF the
church and the society stimulated all
connected with 1t. He mingled with all
in his congregation. He had no more
ardent admirers in the world than were
the children of his church and Sunday
school. Although a very sick and weak
man, he was conscious to near the very
end. Yesterday morning, when the
church bell did not ring for the service,
he enquired what was the reason. He
was told that 1t was on his account. He
then asked them to ring it; the bell did
not disturb him he said. He also took
communion yesterday morning and had
a talk with his children /"