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The Republican journal., 1903-07-30

Levi Hart, StoningtOn for New York,
carried away fOret0pmOst off Cross Rip
during the strong southwest wind yeSter-
day. She arrived here today. Sch. Jona-
reports when passing Gross Rip lightship
yesterday she noticed that her port bow
was badly stove nearly to waters edge by
collision. The Gone had fOresail, and main
sail torn and main boom broken during
the heavy seas, in gale off Seguin July IS.
Vineyard Haven: Mass July w.: 2. f Inc
Frankfort, Me-, for Philadelphia arrived in
port today and reported that on the 18th
instant, when % miles south of South
Shoals lightship she experienced heavy
southeast gales and rough seas. Her stern
boat was washed from the davits and an
were smashed in and the cabin flooded. She
will proceed to her destination.
Penobscot Bay-Fox Island Thoro4gfare
Color of Goose Rocks Light Tower
Changed-About June Is, 1908, the color OF
the tower at Goose Rocks light station, To-
Gated on Goose Rocks Ledge, northern side
of the main eastern entrance to Fox
Islands Thoroughfare from East PenobscOt
Bay, was changed from red to white.
L H b N to NJ No Al of 19O3-Chart atfec-
ted: 1O4; U. S. Coast Pilot, Atlantic Coast,
Parts LII, 1891, II.
RAM ISLAND LIGHT. The contractors
engaged in constructing the lighthouse at
Ram Island ledge have completed the lay
ing of the third course of stone and the
stone for the fourth course is now at Cen
trail wharf, Portland, in readiness for ship
ment to the island. The stone for the fifth
and sixth courses are now on the way from
Vinalhaven. The slOop Yankee Girl was
to bring the stone, but as the sloOp was too
small the slOop Harvester was engaged for
the work The work of construction is be-
ing pushed rapidly forward to completion
The stone is quarried at Vinalhaven and is
all cut and numbered i'm readiness to fit lntC
its place as soon as landed on the building
Sifo
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LIBERTY.
Never before in this locality did people
rake hay with mittens on, as was o)ne here
July 9th. The high wind on hat day
made sad havoc with the crops and trees.
LARGE fields of corn and other grain lay
nearly flat and the branches of trees were
strewn in all directions. The lawn of the
writer of this is now encountered with
several large branches from his locust trees.
We had a little taste of what western
tornado might be-. Prof. Geo. r. Berry,
wife. two daughters and a son, of Hamilton,
NY. arrived last week to spend the sum-
mer with Mrs Berry's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. J. w. Clough. 1t is the sons first
visit to Maine....A large party at the
Morse cottage on Green Island were COM
PEELED to stay there for two nights, as 1t
was impossible to leave in boat on account
of the troubled waters. The garden party at
Mrs. Mitchell's last Friday evening to raise
funds for the cemetery fence was a great
success. The decorations were made under
the directions of Mr.. Isaac Griffith OF Bos-
ton and the scene was charming. Mrs
Nero and daughter of Bangor are visiting
at G. H. Cargill'S.. Painters from ROCK
land are at work ON j. J. Walkers house.
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The Famous n

Here every case is carefully examined, and II a
of the sur rising. If, however, you are beyond
relief no amount OF money would induce tlieSe
healers to accept your case A lady VINO ma
been on crutcheS TWO years, was cured ana Walk
ed OF leaving her crutcheS behind. Shout AFTER
Sllout greeted this wonderful restoration. Surely
such most marvellous work has never been seen
IN this city, yet eve. better work Is being done
at their private office daily.
BENJAMIN " ycoff was treated by Profs. Corey
and Hawley for deafness. and total DnndnesS oI
one eve from which he had suffered tor seven
years. After a five minute treatment he was ape
to hear whisper, and could see with MS pima
eye. lava, r,
n, S. Colson was given the use of lame arm
in five minutes. He said he had not raised 1t to
his head for over three months before peihs
treated. ,
People who have been suffering for years
should not neglect this opportunity for DelhS
those who wish to get well should see them al
once.
A well known Rllmford Falls lady suffering
from nervous prostration for over two years De
lieves Profs. COffey and Hawley nave perhid-
nently cured her with three treatments.
Another lady suffering from insomnia had not
slept over an hour at one time for SIX months
After receiving her first treatment she went
home and slept eight hours: .
Another lady suffering from dyspepsia a, anu ana
neuralgia pains around the heart for over one
wear was permanently cured with three treat
ments from Prof Cotfey and Hawley; .,,..
One thing about ProfS. Coffey and Haw!ey, they
go upon the public stage IN the largest hall and
invite people to bring invalids to them. They
are then treated publicly for every one to wit
ness and they are willing to stand or tall on the
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verdict of the people. This MIS- t,..
| Opera II ouSe in Belfast two week, u...+ 1 %
| to the people that these rrIf. lr-' no
and do cure when all else fails IU,
| able and willing to pay to ger Wel1,iu rJi ~ Y
COtfey and Hawiey in their office So - ~ ~
street. from A. NJ till +, Nj. dauy ~:
| 1t would require columns of 81 i'r .rr......
| to publish the names and addresses M f ~
eases that have received treau.r I "1I
| hands of ProfS. COfey and HdWlry
| 1t seems as if everyt ody VIM De- +,,..
| enough to receive treatment is l.rfI, . .gH
much benefited.
| Mrs. Augusta Mills came /, mile Int.... p.,
| Coffey and Hawley that they had .Wr,i IVY
and herself of what was suppose ID f. , y
able diseases of the spine and uglpa,.. .,s.l t
one year ago.
Mrs. Hepburn called for treatment ...,,
panied by her daugi ter. who caFr.rJ u4r rs
sling, suffering from nliammat0I\ ra,ru,,;
She could not raise her arm fur the World tHa
the mother had received her tr.atUauf m. ,'Ny
the professors to treat her daught.r T.. less nv
five minutes the young lady Had jhe 1,e ot x
arm restored to her by Profs. Cnt-y .Yl Ht,,I.
There is scarcely a disease mat Nr0 ,o, -.
cumb to the magic hands of rrpfs COM. !,
Hawley. Along the whole category o' l.r,r
ills, such as catarrh, pulmonary complaint. L.
and kidney troubles. paralysis, and ali il,-.,
of the nervous system tumor> AIT .o.rl,
moved without the knife or the loss Of r0'
blood, all stomach disturbances spinal AMI +.
bral disorders, female weakness OF nj df,r
| tons, rheumatism in all its forms. ,g1' A, ~
matte govt, intiammatory swelling aU5 n.amn
| ton of the joints, deafness and au i.,e,,fS
! the ear and eye, no matter Whal l'a tl'. q
| be, there is hope as long as Iuf> ..,
| Hawley are around.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-30
THEY ALI say 50.
Not Only in Belfast but in Every Cit!
and Town in the Union.

If the reader took the time and trouble to ask
his fellow residents of Belfast the simple ques-
ton given below, he would obtain the one an
swer. If he would read the statements now being
published in Belfast which refer to this answer,
it would surprise him to note that they number
so many. AS many more could be- and may be
published but in the meantime ask the first per-
son you meet what cured backache? The answer
will be. Doan's Kidney Pills. Here is citizen
who endorses our claim:
John p Archibald, Knox, Me-, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills were worth their weight in gold to
me- at least chat my opinion and base it on the
following reasons: Some seven years ago while
working on the wharf in Belfast strained my
back and paid little attention to the pain at first
but it kept increasing until it became so severe
that had to resort to some remedy to check it,.
Things dragged along in this way and as each
successive attack occurred took something for
it but they seemed to stop of their own accord
only to reoccur with reduplicated force. l had
read considerable about Doans Kidney Pills in
our Belfast papers, and friends who heard me
complaining of my back aching advised me to
use them. Finally l went to Edmund Wilson s
drug store in Belfast for box and commenced the
treatment. 1t relieved. The direct action on the
kidney secretions proved that the medicine was
acting directly on my kidneys and when once
the secretons were righted the backache ceased.
now know what to do should occurrences take
place.
For sale by all dealers. Price so cents a box.
Foster Miiburn Co.. Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-DOAN'S-and take no
substitute.
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Cattle Embargo OFF.

WASHINGTON, July %. Sec: Wilson to
day issued an order removing the prohlbi,
ton against the expectation of cattle, sheep
and other ruminants, and swine, from the
port of Boston on account OF the exlstehce
If foot and mouth disease. Shipments will
be resumed as soon as the British govern,
ment removes the embargo which it has had
in force against New England ports.
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NORTH ISLESBORO.

Rev. W. H. FultZ, who was the highly
esteemed pastor of the Free Baptist
church nearly ten years ago, is, with
his wife and daughter, visiting his
former parishioners. He will preach next
Sunday. Aug. ID Rev. Mr. Hull, financial
agent of Pittstield Academy, preached last
Sunday, the Goth. He is visiting his son,
who is the present pastor of the church.
The DreXel cottage on the "Blutf'' is now
completed. Also his wharf at the shore in
Ryder's Cove. His two stables, one for horses
and the other for automobiles, are elegant
and finished in polished wood.
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SWANVILLE.
CENTRE MONTvILLE.

Frank w. Sanford has bought Sewall
Staples farm on ''Goosepecker Ridge.
F. B. johnson is at home from Portland.
E. A. Sprowl and F. B. johnson have
bought the farm recently occupied by West
P. Jones. Mrs. Gus Dinsmore and Mrs.
E. O. Clement have returned to Newport.
THE present haying season has been
very unfavorable and but small quantity
of hay has yet been harvested, though the
yield is larger than for several years..
Charles Owen and family of Belfast visited
friends in town last Sunday.
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County, Correspondence.

the pebbly beach. The woods and fields,
the hills and valleys, all contribute their
portion in making a picture that is never
blotted out of the mind of a native of Sears
p0rt-a picture whose imprint upon the
heart is as enduring as mothers love for
her children. What has been SO well done
in the past, let us continue to do in the fu-
ture. 1t is said to be the desire of large
number of our people that there should be
basket picnic or clam bake at convent
ent place. followed by reception and brief
speeches at the hall in the evening, at the
conclusion of which it is suggested that the
floor be cleared and dancing by the young
folks be the closing feature of the celebra-
ton. Let US have a day ofsreloicing, re-
newal of old acquaintances. Let everybody
be young again.
Then take, Oh, take me back again
Mid childhood scenes to roam,
The dearest spot in all the earth,
My old home, sweet home.
Lynn, Mass, July "a. r: B. b.
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SEARSMONT.

SEARSMONT.
Mrs. James Baer of Palatka, Fla, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Ness....
Miss Mary Baker of Camden spent last
week with her grandmother. Mrs. Jane
Thayer.. Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Clement of
Waterville are at John Bryant's. Mrs.
James OFT and two children of Shrewsbury,
Mass, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. S. Bean. Chas. w. S. Gum of
Bennington, n. H., is in town. Mr.. and
Mrs. William NJ. Thayer, Miss Ethel Thay-
er and Albert Thayer of Belfast were in
town last Sunday. Miss Maud Muzzy
made trip to Kineo with Belfast friends
last week. Mrs. John Levanseller has
bought the saw mill and dwelling house of
B. Frank Fuller. "A very interesting pro-
gram for the Sunday evening service, ar
ranged by Miss Muzzy, was as follows:
Praise service, hymns by John Wesley,
Anthem, Choir
Sketch of the life of John Wesley,
Wesley as an evangelist, Ora Cross
Wesley's theory of giving. Ralph Fowler
Wesley emphasis on reading, Harold Cobb
Wesley's use of the Bible, Nettie Cross
Wesley as a man OF prayer, Ethel Luce
Duet, Alice Simmons and Helen Beebee
Wesley as a preacher, Evangeline Trefethen
Poem by Richard Watson Glider,
Rev. C. Fl. Beebee
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PROSPECT FERRY.

PROSPECT FERRY.
Geo. Dow and the Misses Laura and Janet
Dow visited Mrs. w. II. Hartman one day
last week. Otis CHM is at home from
Bangor for short vacation. Capt. W. II.
Hartman went to Boothbay July 21St to
join his vessel, sch. Jacob NJ. Haskell....
Daniel Hartman of Searsport called on
friends here last week. -. Harvard Harding
is so far improved as to be able to sit up. :.
Miss Grace Coggins of Hallowell is visiting
her aunt, Mrs Fred Hartman. Mrs. AL
media Avery arrived home last week from a
trip, to Portland and Redstone, n. H..
Mrs. Everett Pierce and family visited rela-
tives in Bangor the past two weeks. MI.
and Mrs Fred Swami and son of Boston,
Mass, visited Mrs. John Brown last week.
:. Rev. n. II. Hartman, daughter and
son, left last week for Boston.
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HALLDALE.

HALLDALE.
Mrs. W. A. Hall returned to her home in
Belfast last week. Mrs. Lizzie Sturtevant
left for Lowell, Mass. last Saturday. 1t is
expected F. NJ. Poland will occupy the pull
nit here next Sunday, Aug. End. Sadie and
John Wright of Belfast are visiting their
grandfather, John Colby. III. 0. Douglass,
who has been sick several months, is failing.
IF. C. Lucas of Searsm0nt was at J. E.
Halls July 23rd.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-30
STANDPOINT.

San fOlNI.
MIR. Broke visited in Deer Isle several
days the past week -. Nathan Cousins and
family have moved to Spruce Head.
Master Donald Young has returned to
Roslindale. Mr.. Danforth and wife and
two daughters OF Bangor were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Perkins Saturday and
Sunday. Harold Waning of Needham,
Mass, arrived Sunday for his vacation. go.
G.. b. Richards and wife and son of Bucks
port visited here recently. Mrs. Amy
Briggs of Orono spent several days last
week with Miss Inez MaXted. -. Frank
Curtis went to Portland Saturday to join
schooner S. p. Blackburn. Mrs. A. ID.
Withere has gone to housekeeping in her
new home 49,. The Castine alumni camp
opened July 2sth, and will continue three
weeks Schooner Pearl discharged cargo
of grain the past week for F. S. Hartman.
g.. The weather for hayng so far has been
very poor. The farmers report an average
crop.
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BORN

COOPER. In North Haven, July 16, to MI and
Mrs. Roscoe b. Cooper, a daughter.
FARNHAM. In West Brooksville, July Is, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis &. Farnham, a son.
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MARRIED..

STEARNs- CURTIS. In Belfast, July %, by Rev.
Ashley A. Smith, Minot F. Stearns and Miss
Grace Curtis, both of Belfast.
YoUNG-LUNT. In Rockland, July 49,, Justin
Monroe Young and Miss Mary E. Lunt, botf of
Rockland.
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NORTH sEAKsPoRT ITEMS.

DoDGE's CORNER. Mrs. 7. Burdette
and dau ghters arrived by boat from Boston
Saturday to spend several weeks at Willow
Brook farm. -. George Webster and family
arrived Sunday from Chelsea to rusticate
at their cottage, 'Sunnyside". MIR. and
Mrs. Edwards Mathews went to Union last
Saturday night, called there by the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Oxton... Miss
Lima Fernald of Bangor is visiting her
uncle, c. 0. Fernald.. Miss Josephine
Murray of Boston, who has spent several
seasons at w. j. Matthew's, arrived Satur-
day evening to take her annual vacation.
SWANvILLE.
There is 60 be dance at Cunningham
Hall, this, Thursday, evening, July 30th.
All are cordially invited. Mrs. Blanche
Ford Woodman of Massachusetts, accom-
panied by a friend, is stopping at the old
home for few weeks. Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Averill visited friends in Frank
fort Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Libby
and two children of Winterport were in
town Sunday.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-30
ISLESBORO.


The Rt Rev. William Lawrence, Bishop
of Massachusetts, preached in the Episcopal
church Sunday, July Goth. 1.-THE lslesboro
Inn is full of guests, and larger plumber
of cottages are occupied than during any
previous season. Charles Steele and fam
lily of New York are visiting the After
burys AS they were starting from New
York for IslesborO in their yacht the boiler
burst, seriously injuring one man and hurt
ing several others. They came, however,
in the yacht of j. Pierpont Morgan, who
placed it at the disposal of Mr.. Steele, a
business associate Mr.. Morgan was here
a short time, but left recently. Rev. DR..
William. Prall, rector of st. Paufs church,
Albany, N. Y, who is occupying his cot
tage for the summer, has recently been Of
fered the Presidency of Saint Stephens
College, an Episcopal institution on the
Hudson. He thinks of accepting the posi-
ton Bishop Doane, of the Albany Diocese,
is expected to visit IslesbOro and be the
guest of DR.. Prall during the month of
August. =. Mrs. Robson of Boston, who
came here for the summer with her daugh-
Ously ill and died early Saturday morning,
July 25 A Boston undertaken was at once
called by telephone and he arrived the same
evening. The remains were taken to Bos-
ton next day, Sunday, for interment She
was lady of great excellence and held in
high esteem, and was prominent member
of Emmanuel church, Boston, of which
Rev. DIR. Leighton Parks is rector. This is
the second summer the family have spent
in Isleab0rO. $50.
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STATE or MAIN

SUPREME JUDICIAL Cot 49,.
WALDO IS. Belfast. di,ss
Upon the annexed writ and .i'.
by me, the undersigned, a JuN'}ct .
hat,notice be given to the librlee ''
attested copy of the same, OF 3D. '
of, together with this order thrrr"'
successfully in The Republican ''".
paper printed in Belfast. IN the co.,.
the last publication to be thirty ''1'
fore the next term of sald Court y"
Belfast, within and for said tor''
Tuesday of September next, lI"'
and there appear in said tourl, A.,
to. if she see fit. WM. =. VII.
Justice Suprtnp d
A true copy of libel and order 'a p
81 Attest -TILESTDN w q
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MORRILL,.

MORRILL,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher Brown and daugh-
ter from Iowa are visiting relatives in town.
His last visit here was ten years ago..
Mr.. and Mrs. Tileston Wadlin and Roy
Brown of Belfast, and Leforest White OF
Dark Harbor, Islesbor0, were in town Sun.
day.. Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins of Belfast
visited her mother, Mrs. NJ. P. Woods, last
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Of Camden
were guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N
L. Simmons, last Sunday. Mrs. Roberts
Mrs. Allen Daggett. ."What shall it profit
a man if he gain the whole world and lose
his own SOUL" was the subject of Miss
Nellie D. ThompsOn's sermon last Sunday
MONROE.
Mrs. Louise Holt and daughter Agnes
from Dover have been visiting her faith.
er. A. II. Mayo, the past week. Mr..
Mayo will return with her.. Miss Ellen
Mosman from Searsport is visiting Mrs.
Fred L. Palmer. Mrs. Scott from NAL
den, Mass, has been at Edwin Jenkins the
past week visiting her son, Sidney Scott.
Mr., and Mrs. Ellis Cooper have returned to
New York after visit to his PARENTS.
The W. c. T. U. met at the church July
oath also the L. I. S., which furnished
fine program, consisting of songs and reci-
tations, to entertain the Union. The next
meeting will be Friday, Aug. 18th. The
merits of Lady Henry Somerset will be dis
cussed.
NORTH TROY.
Misses Eva A. and Iva D. Hillman OF
RumfOrd Falls visited relatives and friends
in this vicinity last week. Mrs. Cora E.
Batchelder is visiting friends III Freedom
....Mrs. Mary Myrick is stopping with
friends at Northport Camp Ground. Mrs
Helen NJ. Hatch, who has been on the in
valid roll for several weeks, remains about
the same. >. Mrs. Sarah ID. Carleton is con.
fined to the bed by sickness. 1t is hoped
she will soon be able to be around the house
as usual. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Edmunds
of Burnham were in town Thursday on
business. Solomon Bennett has bought OF
Walter Edmunds the island which borders
on lake Winnecook. 1t is very pleasant
situation, especially during the summer
months.
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Stops the Cough

and works of the Cold.
laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure cold
in one day. No Cure, no Pay. Price 25
cents.
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STATE OF MANI


WALDO IS. To the sheriff
counties on "iHr
~ We command t
goods or estate of l>ahr II
tweuty-one dollars, and 1871
lif she NAV be found within You'd
pear before our Justices nt ua
Court, next 10 be holden Hi i'-.
for said County of Waldo. r@ ''r
of September. A. ID. 1905. NE.
said Court to answer unto li'"
fast, in the County of Waldo
divorce, wherein he llbels an.
that he was lawfully married '''..
sixth day of March, A. u l''r p! I
A Justice of the Peace, AT yu "H--
ed and cohahited with his sa0o N.'
during 1895 and 1896. That rN
riage the said libellant has
toward his said wife as -b1''',
affectionate husband; yet thy eu.
unmndful of her marriage '""
on he first day of January a
desert your liDellant and has t'i.
sertion to the date hereof, benz
consecutive years next prioi +" H..
libel. And your libellant ayers '..|
residence of SAID libelee IS uHtl'
cannot be aScertalntd by irH7
that said libellaut has resided 90
good faith more than one yea
prays that he may be dNorctd
IIII
WALDO SIS.
Personally appeared Fred V 'Ia.
oath that the affidavit III Nad
the residence of said libeller !,
Before me, w. t, h'NI
Jusrpr "F
To the damage of said pIantt1
sum of twenty.one dollars v NrN
there be made to appear With '1-
And have you there this VIII
therein.
Witness. ANDREW ?. WIsNt
of our said Court, AT Belfast, i'l
July, in the year of our Lore ONE
hundred and three. ........
TILESTON WAL IT..
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PLAC
For Sale or 10 Le'
INQUIRE OF
MARK KNOW LION, East N"T'''.
2W5l'

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE II'
n hereby gives notice that ne haS
pointed administrator of the estate "
EBEN W. SEAVEY, late OF se"i7l'
in the County of Waldo, deceased, ,,,Ic-
bonds as the law directs. All persons ~. 3o
mands against the estate OF said derea' ', .od
sired to present the same for settleiupe' r, ,.
indebted thereto are requested to man
Immediately. nyg stAyt'
Belfast July IA. 1903 -3w3l
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1903-02-01

hence a change is needed We ale
not required, however, Dante-likc,
to pass through hell before we
enter heaven. Character, constittl-
ton, temperament, education, a1c
factors that cannot be set aside
St. Paul's conversion was marvel
Gus, but how was it with hosts or
other Biblical converts? He who
cannot tell the time, nor indicate
the place of his conversion, may b.
as sound as he who has heard an
seen the miraculous in connection
Herewith. Men endeavor to run
us into molds to make us fit their
tests and measures. God never
does this.
The conversion of twenty years
ago is o little moment if there has
ago is of little moment if there he,
been no growth. Conversion is bat
a starting point.
The Declaration of independence
did not make the United States
free. Some fighting followed.
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CLIMBERS.

DntImans Pipe
A rapid growing climber, with
very curious flowers resembling
a pipe ............... .Ilc
Balloon ZINE
A handsome climber, with inhat-
ed capsules like a balloon. SC
NdSturtiuuS
A hardy elmer, well adapted for
the Islands, blossoms appear il
various and SNOWY colors. - SC
Black-eved S san
Very ornamental, rapid grower
fire for arbors. .............5c
HvacinM Beans
A French bean with beautiful
clusters of purple and whi1e
flowers sc
JGbdncSc JOY
An introduction from Japan; it
grows rapidly like "Nirginia
Crecper," clirging firmly to an
we'll Or tree. ......... IOc
ClcmahS
\ handsome climber for an arb "
or lanai .Ioc
Morning Glory
A beautiful climber, with bril-
liant aad varied coloied flow
erS ............ 80. sc
,S7vect Peas
Beautiful, fragrant, free flower
ing plants, grown very success
fully BY many but not By all. .Ioc
HOLLISTER DRUG co.
AT THE BEACH JOURNAL.
January IS, 1908
Was there ever winter like 70