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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-13

The general meeting of the commit
teemen on the corner stone celebration
was held this afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
at the commissioners court room.
Members of the various committees
began dropping in shortly after 2
O'Clock and before the chairman ar.
rived and the meeting was called to
order much informal discussion was in
dulged in by those present concerning
the proposed abandonment of The mask
ball proposition.
1t was the unanimous opinion of those
present that the bal masque was the
only thing 70 attend and that a select
full dress ball would not be attended
by q c%orpOral's guard and would attract
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-13

Best line Of wall papers at Ehren-
berg's, 320 Ell Paso street. Phone 298.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-13
Marriage Licenses.

r. Robertson, age "a, Land Miss Mabel
Markette, age Is, procured q license
Saturday afternoon to we'd.
Jesus Lucero and Rosa Bustamantes;
Manuel Ortega and Felipa Lenna were
licensed this morning.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-13

Harrison's mixed paints, wood stains,
varnishes, enamels, paint brushes, etc.,
at Ehrenberg's, 800 Ell Paso St. Phone
29S.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-13

Pillsberry's Best Flour is the best In
the world.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-13

Ell Paso Fuel Co. for best Cerrillos
coal, wood. kindling and feed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-13

Bargains in window glass at Twins.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-13

Pfllsbery's Best Flour is the best in
the world.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-13
A MASK BALL

Will Be the Event of the Corner
Stone ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BY the Ball Committee Not Suf-
flClent to Overthrow the Orlain-
al Plans of the Executive Com
mittee.
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WESTPORT.

ON BOTH sIDEs OF THE sAUGATUCK.
Among those who attended conference
at Mt Vernon, last week, were William
x. Nash, Carrie X. Nash, Frank M. Ray
mond, william Stuart, Stephen J. Banks,
James l.. Ffliow and Mr. and Mrs War
rem Bradley.
The sum of $1l4. 30 was raised at the
Opera house, Thursday evening, by the
Dramatic club. After deducting the ex-
penses, the reading room, for which the
entertainment was given, received 800 40.
Miss Minnie M. Sherwood has been
visiting in Norwalk, during the past
week.
Miss Mollie Bennett OF Boston IL o
guest at the residence OF John Fl. Ben
metz.
Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Hurlbutt Of
New York are visiting 1t the home Of
Charles 4. Hurfbutt.
MRS Alfred T. Goodsell Of Bridgeport
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AsPETUCK AND VICINITY.

Charles Courtney of Tashua spent Sun.
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Thorn
as Courtney.
A family by the name of Tyler have
moved into the j. j. Foster place.
G. B. Wakeman is working for Mrs M
r. Rowell.
Fred Knight is home again.
Orlando Nichols has bought bicycle
of j. B. Hill.
jerome Abbott has been doing carpen-
ter work for j. B. Hill.
j. 3. Gould, who has been confined to
the house for some time, is able to be out
again.
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs Jerome Abbott.
Miss Hattie Davis has visited her faith
err, Morris Davis.
William Wakeman has lost one of his
best cows.
Charles B, Wakeman is doing team
work for Mrs M. F. Rowell.
Mrs J. E. Banks ard family OF Hulls
Farms have visited 81 FL. s. Fanton's.
Patrick Kelly has returned home from
the hospital in New York.
Mr. Tyler and family of New York
York have rented the ). j. Foster place
for the coming year.
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WESTON.
IN GRANGE CIRCLES.


Norfield Grange conferred the third
and fourth degrees upon fourteen candi.
dates on Friday evening.
Mrs A. E. Turney and Miss Andrews
have visited friends In Hawleyville.
Frank Morehouse has visited his broth
er in Portchester.
Charles Rowland has spent few days
with his grandmother in Redding.
Miss Ethel Lockwood and sister,
Maude, have spent few days with their
grandfather, j. M. Lockwood.
Mrs Caroline Rix has been quite i'll E {
the home of her daughter, Mrs Gould.
Herbert Morehouse is attending school
In Portchester.
Miss Haw'ey OF Huntington has visit
ed Miss Ida Coley.
Mrs Richard Schmidt of Redding and
tive children have been spending tv o
weeks with Mrs j. NJ. Beers.
Mrs Dennis Chase, who has been i'll
with rheumatism, ia better.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Sterling have
spent week with friends in Redding.
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SHERMAN.


DEATH OF REPRESENTATIVE MASON
PICKETT.
Sherman has met with another great
loss in the death of Mason Pickett, who
after long and painful illnesF, quietly
passed q way Thursday afternoon, the
18Th. He was a man highly respected
for his business integrity. He was often
honored by his fellow townsmen, having
several times been elected to the office
Of selectman, OF which Office he was an
incumbent at the time of his death. MIR
Pickett was also twice elected to repre-
sent his town in the Legislature, and but
for his illness would have taken his seat
with the law makers at Hartford,
last January. Though not member of
the church, he was very much interested
in the Congregational church Of Sher-
man, being a member of the Ecclesias
tical society, and regular attendant on
the services of the church. He was
buried from his late residence, Sunday
afternoon. The funeral services were
held at the house, at which Rev Mr.
Moses, the pastor Of the church, ofici-
ated. Mr. Moses remarks were founded
on the words found in the 18th chapter,
last clause, of the 9th verse of the Cos
pei according TO st John. Dea N. T.
Hurgerford was the undertaken. The
pail bearers were: Messrs Henry Rob-
erts and Alexander Barlow of Gaylords-
Vile, and Messrs George Barnes, Frank
Hungerford, Dea w. B. Hswley and
John Woodruff, NJ. D. Although it was
very stormy day, q large number were
present to attest their esteem for the de-
parted and their sympathy for the mourn
ing. Among those present from New
Preston were Mrs Gould c. Whittlesey,
sister of Mrs Pickett, Mrs Sperry, mother
of Mrs Charles Pickett, and Hon Charles
Lyman, brother-in-law of Charles Pick
EFT. Mr. Pickett leaves to mourn his
death, besides his wife, one son, Charles
Pickett, and grandson, son of Charles
Pickett of New Haven. Mr. Pickett was
68 years of age.
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BRANCHVILLE.
PERSONAL CHAT.


Lewis Mead has moved back to Branch
Vile sgain from New York City.
Miss Catherine Williams is visiting her
sister, Mrs c. M. Godfrey at Stamford.
Mrs George Webb is entertaining her
dgughter-in-law for few days.
Mrs Floyd Bouton visited her mother,
Mrs w. Webb, Wednesday, at Nod.
G. B. Morehouse is repainting his
house.
Miss Leila Williams spent two days at
BraDchville.
Aaron Smith finished his work here,
and left for his home in Norwalk.
Miss Davis spent Sunday at Nod.
Mrs Seth Beers IL visiting in Bridge
port.
Mrs Nettie Beers recently entertained
Mrs Selleck of Danbury; also lady
friend from Norwalk.
Mrs David Mead is ill. Or Mans field
is in attendance.
Jalden Weir was in town on fishing
trip, recently.
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is visiting her father, Wilson n. Harris.

Ia visiting her father, Wilson NJ. Harris.
Miss Clara s. Beach of New York is q
guest of her parents, DIR and Mrs
| Wooster Beach.
Cedar Island will not be run, this sea-
son, by the Westport and Saugatuck
Street Railway Co. The buildings and
dancing pavilion have been taken down
and are for sale.
At the annual meeting Of Compo En-
CINE Co., held last week, George w. Mills
was elected foreman; John Fitzgerald,
assistant foreman; John J. Quinlain,
secretary; James s. Richards. treasurer ;
Robert Gault, chairman james Il awkes,
delegate to state convention at New
London.
Joseph G. Hyatt is on business trip
to Chicago and other points OF interest
West.
Mrs Walter w. Crossman is visiting
relatives in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Walter w. Crossman has purchased Of
Mrs Mary E. Wright-Smith, the proper
ty owned by her opposite his place on
Riverside avenue, and which was for
merly his old home.
Miss Florence L. Bradley Is visiting
friends in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs William L. Taylor and daughter
have been visiting relatives in Green
witch.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred w. Hellev of Dan
bury are gu SITS of Mrs Della r. More
house.
Miss Cornelius B. Kemper has been
spending week with relatives In Dan
bury.
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GEORGETOWN.
CHURCH NOTES.

The hour for evening worship in the
Congregational church has been changed
from o'clock until 7.30.
Mrs Fred Kearns has a new Spalding
bicycle.
Mrs Frank Bryant of Norwalk is spend
ing the week with Mrs Burr Mills.
Miss Emma Olmstead, the trained
nurse who returned home for visit, was
hastily summoned to New York on
Thursday.
Mrs George Mills spent Thursday with
her sister, Mrs E. Beers, of Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Pardee were in
Bridgeport on Sunday. ..
The shepherd dog belonging to M. Con-
merry was recently poisoned.
Miss Grace Osborn of Danbury is visit
Ing in town.
Mrs Albert Howe and son, Arnold, of
Washington, D. c., are visiting Mrs
Howe's parents, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Jennings, of this place.
Rev u. o. Mohr has purchased tan
dem.
William Colley 10 building new milk
wagon for Benjamin Banks.
Miss Gertrude Godfrey is passing some
time with friends in New York City.
i
Mrs Hattie Barnes was recent guest
of her friend, Mrs viii Renoud.
Mrs ;. Fl. Demarest was In town sew
eral days, last week.
w. r. Fryer Is entertaining his father
Edward Fryer, of New York.
Miss Emma olmstead was the recent
guest Of her sister, Mrs Samuel Jen
nings.
Mrs u. q. Mohr Ia spending severa
weeks in Pennsylv wanna, where she ls th'
guest Of her mother.
Misses Sarah and Bessie Miller returnes
to Stamford, Monday. after passing !
week at their home in town.
/ Albert Fl. Howe and family arrived b
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CIRCULATION
Fairfield County.
EASTON.
EASTON.
RAPr1sr CHURCH NOTES.

The Ladies' Sewing society met at the
hall, last Thursday, and a very pleasant
afternoon was passed. The ladies have
several nice quilts which they would
be glad to sell at reasonable prices. The
next meeting will be held on Wednesday,
April %, or II stormy on the following
day.
Rev F. P, Braman was in town, last
week, calling on the sick of the parish.
The members of the society, knowing, as
they do, how fully his time is occupied
In the duties of his parish, feel CRATE
full appreciation of Rev Mr. Braman's
good will toward them In this respect,
as we'll as in his so aceeptably filling
their pulpit, while they are without a
pastor.
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Friday, April IA, from New York, where
she has been spending the winter.
ents for visit.
Mrs Brotherton of Bridgeport visits
her sister, Mrs R. B. Curtis.
Coley Fields and assistant have been
in town, with machine, saving wood.
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MONROE.

THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION
Last November Christian Endeavor
Union meeting was appointed for White
Hills Baptist church, but on account of
the terrific blizzard after Thank giving
it was never held. That Union meeting
with the same program will now be
held, next Monday evening, April "a, in
She Highland Baptist church, White
Hills. A profitable and interesting
meeting ia being looked forward to.
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w EST REDDING.
CHURCH NOTES =.

CHURCH NOTES.
. o wing to the unpleasant weather there
was no services held in the Long Ridge
Methodist church, Sunday.
Miss Grace Fancher of Bethel has been
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
". Ell. Griffin.
Mrs L. Hubbell of Derby, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Edgar
Crofut, has returned home.
Mrs Samuel Patterson of Danbury IL
visiting her mother, Mrs e. Durgy. A
few of her friends gave her very pleas
ant surprise. Monday evening. The
evening was spent with games and music
Joel Crofut has purchased q new wheel
and it's q beautyi
Edward Durgy Is visiting his mother,
Mrs Col Hurlburt of Roxbury.
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GRANGE AFFAIRS.

Enston Grange held It's first meeting in
It's new quarters in Osborn's hall, Eas.
ton Center, last Tuesday, April IL. Two
new applications for membership have
been received, making four now waiting
for Initiation. Several visitors from
Norfeld Grange, Weston, we're present.
The next meeting, April %, will be open
to all. A magic lantern exhibition will
be given at this meeting, under the Au-
dubon society Of Fairfield. All are well
come to this exhibition.
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BIG CROWD AT THE AUCTION.

There was large crowd at the vandue
sale of the personal effects of Mrs Jane
Kellogg, at her late residence, last Satur-
day. The bidding was brisk and prices
realized much above the appraisal.
Among the things sold were several
wooden chairs, said to have been the
parlor chairs of Rev Mr. Gelston, who
for halt century was the pastor of the
Congregational church here. These
brought high price.
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PLATTSVILLE.
HOYDEN'S HILL

The meeting at Mrs S. Wisner's was 6
success, there being nearly 20 ladies pres
emit. They formed themselves into Social
club, aud will meet monthly. The Off
GERS are: President, Mrs S. Wisner; Vice
President, Mrs Leffsrs; Secretary, Miss
Carrie Nichols; Treasurer, Mrs E. B
Sherwood; Time passed swiftly in social
chat, music, ETC., after which fine col.
iation was served. The next meeting will
take place at Mrs Albert Buikley's.
Miss Ella Hillard's health is bad again
Mrs G. johnson was ia New York, last
week. Her daughter, resident of New
ork, is visiting them.
Charles Jennings and Jesse Wheeler
moved Mr. and Mrs Elmer Downs of
Georgetown, to Bridgeport, Monday.
Miss Ada Jennings and Miss Maris
Wakeman visited New Haven, last week.
Miss Levy, the baseball man, is build
ing cottage on the Black Rock turn
pike. Mr. Pratt ia doing the work.
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HUNTINGTON.

MISS QUICK-MR EDWARDS.
Walter Edwards and Miss Fannie Quick
were married in Bridgeport on Saturday
last. Mr. and Mrs Edwards will make
Huntington their home. On Saturday
evening, the young couple were proper
liz remembered by the boys OF the place.
The condition of Rev r. FL. Bolles re-
mains unchanged.
Miss Mabel Wooster Of Tashua spent
Sunday at her home here.
James Cooley OF Weston visited at e..
8. Hawley's, last week.
AZ the parish meeting Of ST Paul's. II
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TNE ARCADE.
C0nnecticut's Lowest
Priced Store.
Even Mcintyre eco
Chapel and Church SITS.
Rare values for this week.
Prices. quality and assortment
are the three big inducements
which will indisputably show our
patrons the superiority of our
values over all others.
MADAM BAKER,

The great exponent and student OF the
- heiro" method OF Palmistry will be in Even
Mcintyre n Co.'S $ ore Monday IN All the
people In this section will have an opportun
itv OF testing her wonderful ability and skill
Even Mcintyre Il 60 with their usual enter
prise, have made arrangements with her to
give tree palm readings at the ladies' new
wal, Ing parlor In the cloak room all next
week.
In Ordel to avoid the enormous crowds that
h We ways patrOntZed the Madam wherever
she has been, coupons will be given to thOs"
who purchaS So soc or over Of goods Madam
Baker IL vorv naretul and accurate No
should miss the opportunity to see 80 famous
and so truthful Il palmist Her work isla study
that took years to properly comprehend.
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Nathan B. Curtis and family have re-
turned to this place after spending the
winter in Bridgeport.
Mrs Peet is having her house painted.
Alexander Marshall is doing the work.
Mrs Harvey, the district school teach
er, is boarding at the home of Fl. E..
Reed.
Mrs M. T. Bene moved from Bridge
port, last week, where she has spent the
winter.
A little daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs Robert Brown, last Sunday.
Mrs Caroline Nichols is quite poorly.
Charles Amber is not as well as he
has been.
Mrs C. r. Evitts and daughter, Hattie,
has gone to Massachusetts for her
daughters health.
George Smith is working in Bridge
port. go
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CHURCH NOTES.

There will he meeting of the church
committee at the parsonage at Up. M,
Saturday.
Rev Mr. Moses will preach at the Gen.
ter, next Sunday evening, at 7.30.
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was voted to extend q call to Rev DIR
Wendell. Or Wendell has been occupy
Ing the pulpit since February and has
made many friends here, who will be
glad to know that he is to remain.
Miss Gertrude Buckingham has return
ed to her school In Massachusetts.
Miss May Bailey is spending the week
with relatives in Derby.
At the monthly misunderstanding of the
Village Improvement society, it was vot-
ed to extend an invitation to the @. A. r.
to hold their annual Memorial service
with them as In the past few years.
Orrin Talmadge, who has been a res-
ident of Huntington for a number OF
years, has gone to Forrestviile, where he
will make his home with his niece, Mrs
Martin Brooks.
Two families from Shelton are soon to
move into Harry Bronwson's tenement
house.
+ Mrs George Hecox leaves, thisweek for
two weeks visit at her former home in
Lee, Mass.
A daughter was born on Easter Sun.
day to Mr. and Mrs Richard Buckley of
Bridgeport. Mrs Buckley was Miss
Florence Bolles Of this place.
Miss Lois Hawley has returned after q
weeks stay with relatives in Weston.
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Mics Lucy A. Aver has returned from
a months study with F. q. Tubbs, d.
rector of New York Vocal Institute, and
will receive pupils In voice culture and
singing.
John r. Stroud, who has been spend
ing the winter in North Carolina, has
returned to Easton and will spend the
summer with s. M. Sanford.
George Candee and family of Oxford
aud Mrs Tomlinson were guests in town,
last week, visiting their mother, Mrs
Amos Candee, who continues very i'll.
Miss Agnes Bride, who has been
caring for Mrs Amos Candee, has return
ed to Mrs Taylor's in Stepney.
G. s. Powell had large woodpile saw
ed up, last week. John Wheeler did the
work with his buzz saw at his usual
tightening rate of speed. The first five
cords we're sawed in 80 minutes. After
that they didn't keep count for fear OF
breaking the record.
AhNieo@y SNOhihS1 OhS hoHhOe 0htOI-
prise society held one of it's pleasant So
cial evenings at Il. W. Turney's. There
was short literary program and supper.
It was most enjoyable occasion.
Miss Katherine Kennedy of Quebec
Can, 10 staying at her uncle's, q. G
McCollam's. She Ia attending school al
the Academy.
Fred Silliman is treating his house to
new coat of paint
| Another recruit has been added to the
list of bicylists. w. M. Gallup has Q
new Vi:tor.
Mrs r. K. Silliman has returned home
after long absence in New York.
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AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Owing to the storm there was bat a
small attendance at the Congregational
church, Sunday morning. There was
an informal service, however, which was
erj wed by those present. There was no
meeting of the Endeavor sOciety in the
evening. The monthly conservation
meeting will be held next Sunday even
ing, lead by the vice president, Miss
Lucy Aver.
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G. A. jennings, Saturday evening. Mrs
Howe and son will remain some time.

Mr. and Mrs Fred Kearns spent Sunday
with Mrs George B. Sturges of Weston.
Miss Helen w. Davis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Edgar Davis, formerly Of this
place, Is to be married to Harry Hoag,
this afternoon, at her home in Stamford.
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CHURCH NOTES.

The Ladies' AID society will hold an
old fashioned New England supper Gin
churcb) On Thursday evening, April 81.
Supper 20 cents. There will be some
singing and real good social time.
Come and bring all your friends.
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NICHOLS.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

William Guggenheim OF Bridgeport
peached in the Methodist church, Sun
day morning. The evening preaching
service was omitted and meeting Of the
Y. P. S. E. society only was held.
Rev Mr. Service, the new pastor for
this charge, will preach next Sunday.
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Miss Annie Moss returned home, last
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Cloak Room.
Ladies Tailor Made
Suits.

II Is wise TO go around and isee, then come
here and we can show y0u halta thousand
Tailor made suit4. We have to dav recei ed
three hundred suits hardly two alike which
We intend to sell at Manu- aCturer's Prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-05
NEW EYES GROWN BY FAITH
WEIRD TESTIMONY OF 4 MOUNT
zION Farm CURIST
Prayer Restored sight Alter 1t Had Been

Prayer Restored Sight After II Had Been
Destroyed by Acid and Doctors Had
Taken Out the Eyebalis Mount Zion
Celebrates Its Fifteenth Anniversary.
Young man with camera interfered with
the anniversary services OF the faith cure be-
ievers. which were held at Mount Zion Sane
tuary, foot Of Chapel avenue. In the Greenville
section Of Jersey City. on Thursday. 1t was the
fifteenth anniversary. and about 200 people
were in attendance az tho grounds on the New
York Bay shore. The baptisms had been sched-
ulcd for O'Clock. but the tide was too low at
that hour and tho candidates were obliged
to wait until . o'clock. Pastor Martin d. Han
cox and Brother Jackson had noticed the man
with camera lettering about the grounds
but did not pay much attention to him. There
were four women and two men to be baptized
When they came out " the sanctuary attired
in loosc-ftting black gowns and gathered at
the baptismal pool the camera hend took up a
position where he could get snap shot of the
baptismal ceremony. but committee waited
on him and persuadsd him to leave the
grounds The converts were baptized after he
had gone away.
At the opening OF the anniversary services
Pastor Hancox told about the organization OF
the Church OF the First Born on Aug. g. 1894.
In q little church at Erie and Sixth streets.
Jersey city and said that there are now thirty
churches whose members profess the faith.
~, Hudson county, alone there is men, ber-
ship OF 900. and 900 converts have been
baptized since the church was established.
The annual ronvocotion will begin at Mount
Zion Sanctuary on Sept. II. and will con tinue
for seven or ten DAYS.
testimonial meeting was held after the
baptisms. The most remarkable testimony
was given by n woman who told of the restora-
tion OF friends eyesght by faith.
I'M. man when young she said. spilled
some 1cil in his eyes and destroyed the sight
OF both. The physicians removed his eyeballs
and he was totally blind for many years He
was finally persuaded to pray for the restora-
tlon Of his sight. shortly afterward he felt
eyeballs had been New eyes were given to
him. and to-day he can see as clearly as any
person here"
The testimonies were received with ejacula-
tions Of Praise the Lord" THANK Cod" and
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