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For the Coming Week.

Mrs Thumas B. Ferguson win en-
tertain Mrs A. .. Scott, president Of
the territorial federation, and Mrs.
Williams. OF Newhrk.
Mrs c. NJ Rarnes win entertain
Mesdamos Pettse and NJ. L. Turner OF
Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Horace Speed win entertain.
Mrs. Hume. Of Anadarko, ami Ms.
II. c. Potters. OF Arlmore.
Miss Ida Niblack will entertain Mrs.
Ledbetter of Ardmore. ana Miss
Frances Burroughs, OF Oklahoma City
Mrs o. r Fegan viii entertain Mrs
John W. shartol. OF Oklahoma City
and AIRS II. s. Harris. OF chickasha
Mrs. A. II Huston viii entertain
NIs Judge Gillette. OF Anadarko. and
Mrs. NJ. L. Baxter, Of III Reno.
Mrs. George Dodson win entertain
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rAE vALos OF oAARcoAt.
rev People Know How Useful i ls 10
Preserving Health and Beauty

Nearly everybody knows that char
coal is the safest and most efficient
dislnfectanl and purifier in nature. but
few realize its value when taken into
the human system for the same cleans
ing purpose.
Charcoal IS a remedy that the moro
YOU take OF it the better; It is not
diIg at all. but simply absorbs the
gases and impurities always present
in the stomach AZ mtestt1es and car
res them out OF me system.
charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking. drinking or arter eating on
ions ard other odorous vegetables.
Cherooai eTectually clears and int
proves he complexion. It whitens the
teeth and further acts as a natural and
eminently safe catha-tic
e absorhs the injurious gases which
collect in Tho stomach and bowels; it
iislnfects the igouh ana throat frorn
the poison Of caterrh
All druggists sell chaIcc@i in one
form or another. but probably the
pest charcoal and the 1oost for the
money Is tn stuart's Charcoal Loz-
enges they are composed OF the fn-
est powdered Willow charcoal, ami
other harmless antiseptics in tablet
form or rather in the form of large,
pleasant tasting lczenges, the char
coal being mixed with honey.
The daily use Of these lozenges will
soon tell IN much improved eondi
tion Of the general health, better com
plexion. sweeter breath and purer
blood and the beauty OF It Is. that no
possible harm can result from their
continued use, but on tie contrary,
great benefit.
A Buffalo physician m speaking OF
the benefits Of charcoai, says Il al.
wise Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges to all
patients suffering from gas in stomach
and bowels. and to clear the complex
ION and purify the breath. mouth and
throat; also believe the liver Is
greatly benefited by the daily use of
hem. theS cost but twenty-five cents
box at drug stores, and although in
some sense a patent preparation, yet
| believe get more and better char
coal in sruart's Charcoal Lozenges
than in any Of he ordinary charcoal
tablets"
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Tho Acorn clnb.

The Acorn club met THURSDAY aft
ernoon with Mrs !. r. Hammil A
very enjoyable time was had by all
present After tho proeram which
was interesting all the way through
the company was served to refresh
ments The following is the program'
Roll call responded 20 with "The
Kings Of tho Crusades."
Paper. Square Du Temple and tho
Story of The Knights Templar," by
Mrs. J. r Ball.
Comparisons of st. Lewis ana Char
iemango by Mrs Charles Filson.
Reading Of "The Palace Of the
Popes" from Dickens. by Mrs A. C.
Hixon
General discussion Of Were TIT
Crusades Beneficial 10 the Develop
ment Of Christianity. led by Mrs R
W. Ramsay.
Mrs. W NJ. Spurlock was enrolled
as memt6r Nf The club.
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A Romantic MarrIane.

The marriage Of MI. Walter War.
ren Of Guthrie, !c Miss Glessner Foi I
Green of Fort saith. was solemnized
August 29 but cid not come out be-
fore the public Until during the last
few days. This was probably the most
romantic marriage that has takerI
place in Oklahoma for long time.
The romance was bagun about one
year ago when Miss Green came to
This city to visi. her uncle. Mr.. r. G..
Green. proprietor Of me Elks hotel.
At that time Mr. Warren got his nrst
Impressions OF his sweetheart and It
did not require great deal OF time
for him to make up his mind that he
acmired he, to the full extent of his
affectional possibilities.
During that visit many episodes oc-
CURED which lent charm 10 the ooca-
sion. l. viii be distinctly remem-
bered that Mr. Warren and Miss Green
were ouc riiirg one day when a ter
rifc gaad storm, came up His bray-
cry on that occasion doubtless helped
his cause Il certainly did nor detract
from the attraction thar was growing
between them al the time
Miss Green returned to Fort Smith.
Her folks at once were informed Of
the engagement. They began 10 make
preparations for the wedding which
was 10 take place sometime in Noyem-
Der next. Mr Warren probably did
not concur Ia this.
On the evening of August % Miss
Green was in Guthrie. The result OF
having gone awav from home, ap-
parently on a visit Mr. Warren and
Miss Green went to the home Of
Charles GIiswold county commission
er Of Logan county. and were mar
ried Everything was kept quiet. Mr.
Warren having posted all Of his
friends 10 be reticent
A few davs after their marriage Mrs
Warren left for her home IN Fort
smith Her parents We're ignorant
OF her marriage N that time. Ir- an6
ms. E. NJ. Green. Mrs Warren's par
ents. began Immediately TO make elah
\ orate preparations for a big churol
wedding next month.
Announcements were sent out Z
the society folk Of that city and tn
wedding OF Mr.. Warren and Mis-
Green was TO be one Of the uos
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500 Piano Free.

TO the Lodge, Church, School, Union.
Fire Department or organization Of
Guthrie that is oted the most popu-
lar by February 5th 1905. One vote
free With every 25c cash purchase
from any Of the following merchants.
Piano On exhibition at Pat erson's
furniture store. ballot box at penfros
drug store, whore all votes must be
deposited.
LIST Of Firms Issuing Tickets.
New York Hardware Store, Hardware
Stoves, etc
Patterson Furniture Co., Furniture
Carpets, Etc.
G. r. Renfro, Drugs. 20 w. Oklahoma
Avenue.
klondike Meat Market, lie w Harri.
son Avenue.
J. E. Jsnnlnsr, Groceries and Queens
ware.
Tom jenkins, Clothing. Furnishings,
Etc.
p. c. Robinson, shoes, Ill E. Okla
hona Avenue.
N. 2. chesdle, Coal, 424 w. oblahoma
Avenue.
cammsek, Livery tHoover Bros, So.
Second Street.
LindwaII Bros, Tailors, 129 South
First Street.
Elks Bar, G.. A. Hoover, Prop Fami-
~ Liquors.
The seddle Rock, Restaurant and
Shor~ Order.
olsmith Arms Co., Sporting Goods,
Etc, 1l5 South Division Street.
Page g Co, Photographers, 11S West
Oklahoma Avenue.
Otto Schultz, Bakery and Confection-
cry Cor. Okla. ana Broad. and
1O5 South First Street.
Oklahoma Iron Works, Machinists
! and Plumbers. Phone 80.
e. M. Chester, Groceries, Etc
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The Entre Nous Club net with Mrs
Fred Van T'uya yesterday afternoon
and were exquisrcly entertained The
guests ,vD-e Ne }lames Robert ORrien,
Fred rarde o. Il. Fegan, Edgar Pow
ers r. r Carl'n w H. Coyle and
Miss lone Coyle Mrs Powers won
The guests prize Mrs L Beland, tho
BOBBY prize Mrs. + Fl Greer. first
prize. and Mia ] Raymaher the
lcno haul prize Delightful refresh
'nerts were served.
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smith.sloan Nuptlsls.

Air r. l. Smith and Miss Alice
sloan were married at 80 Thursday
evening at the residence Of the brides
parents, MT and Mrs. G. W. Sloan,
at Crescent City Elder D. Baradcr
performed he ceremony MT Saith
is a prominent yeuug man. engaged il,
the hardware business and Mrs snlth
is popular ard refined Young wo-
man. Theis many friends extend con
gratulations
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brilliant society events HAT had taken
place in Fort smith society for ycors
Mr.. Warren did not care for the biz
event and neither did Miss Green. So
few days ago airs. Warren left her
home as Miss Green and was met al
Oklahoma City by her husband They
oamo to Guthrie together ard moth
ing was suspioioned for several days.
When the news commenced to be
circulated friends iocked to the hap
py couple and extended congratula-
ticns Several serenades we're Civ.
en- them this week
Mr. Warren IS one Of the most pop
ular young men IN the city. He is 4
prominent Republican and is secretary
of the Guthrie school board He has
been hece about four years and is
knowa to everybody as a splendid bus
mess man with surprising ability.
Mrs Warren is beautiful young
woman with extraordinary attain
mepts along several lines. She was
popular in Fort Smith society and has
many friends here which she made
during her brief visit in Guthrie for
the hrst time She will be a gem
added to the society coterie of Gush-
rie.
Babies grow fat and mothers are glad
For MoFctt's "TEETHINA" is easily
had.
"TEETtTINA" (Teething Powdersl
over eomes ard Coubteracts the Effects
of he summers Heat. Aids Digestion
/ Regulates The Bowels and makes
Teething Easy and should he given IS
oil mothers having small children. Il
costs OILY % cents at Druggists.
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10 a.nedI . paneIna cIub.

Oae o. the finest dances that the
Bonca'ct club has given since their
organization. was last Tuesday night
i3anta's orchestra furnished the music
which As usual. was first class Every
one present c7nsi iercd this dance one
of the most enjoyable affairs Of the
seasoa. The next dance will re civ
en- the night Of November I. The
folio, ing were present last Tuesday
night: Nessrs and Mesdames SLen.
cer. Ed Icirscn Byors. Wilder. Re
tahl. Mcconnell, Laux. Carlin Norris.
Van Duyn, Alexan Ter. Ross. stiles and
Painter Mis- ses Maud Elliott and
Mary Kersc> ard Cor5 M. Sarchet
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So SO Sent Free
The Welikniwn Specialists. Franklin
Miles, N. D.. IL. g., Will Send Hls
Book ard $3.50 Worth Of His Per
sonsl Treatment Free 70 any Reader

There never was better opportuni-
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Of the hear., nerves, liver. stomach
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His system of Personal Treatment
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years Of very extensive research and
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Each treatment consists of a cratlve
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tistics clearly demonstrate that Dr.
Miles Personal Treatment is at least
three times as scaessfull as the usual
treatment Of PHYSICIANS or general
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Col f b. spli'nan Of the 9TH Uul-
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SECOND DISTRICT NOMINEE
Is Man Worthy of tFe Peoples Sup.

por.
saltwater, Okla, Oct 22.-Hon.
William Murdoch. the Democratic
Populist candidate for councilman
from thl', the second council district to
the next legislative assembly. has
commenced mis- canvass OF this county
Mr.. Murdoch is a man of fine pres
ence, a good speaker. endowed with
high ability and wherever he speoks
he viii gam ffends for himself and
the cause he represents. MIR Murdoch
is o Democrat of Ie straightest mold
and his honesty and Integrity will
make him an especially valuable mem
Der fro mthis district The people
nave had enough OF John p. 4ickam
and will repudlate him at the polls by
a heavy naIoritv Murdoch viii be
elected and will from The start be the
leader of the Democratic majority ia
the next council Payne county ought
to give him at least three hundred
majority
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MIth tie Excelsior Club.

This club has in it's membership
some OF tho most energetic workers
for higher edwsatlun Of any OF the
clubs in tho city and their programs
show their marked progress in this
line. Al their meeting hast Monday
afternoon an interesting program was
rendered. One os the most instructive
parts OF the program was the "Resuiae
Of John Smiths first hook" by Mrs.
II. NJ. Fielding The character
sketches Of Roger Williums. Samuel
Seweil and William Bradford were al
so quite cdifying. The general discus.
sicn IL who were the Cavaliers and
the Roundhoads?' was bright and
spicy. Not a sihslo member failed 10
come up with her share Of current
events al this meeting, all having in
view he penalty that would be assess
cd should she sall, which would be
q box of hon bons. A short meeting
will be hold next Mon'ay afternoon
by the Excelsior cua at the library
as usual o,t no lengthy program viii
be given owing to the federation meet
ing
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In Honol Of MIaa Edwarer.

HJr. and Mrs. A. f Johnson enter.
tanned iunher Of your.g people at
their honie. IA East Warner. 'asc
night in honor Ct Miss Nellie Edwards,
OF Kansas tity Everyone present en-
joyed themeel ;es to the apex Of hap.
plnes-. Iiign h'e WAS played a prize
was given away ice cream, cake
ara llgh' refreshments were served
after TIE card games we're finished.
Those in attendance g,re; Messrs.
Wells Braun Hagny Van Dnyn Niles
and Lizdwan; Misses McNeal. Braun,
Towers. Cc1e aul Naude Elliott, and
MI md Mrs {. Hulmes and Mr.. and
Mrs. z. Wilder.
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cessful meeting of he club was held
and much good sound knowieiee was
conveyed 20 the minds Of those pres.
cnt through the deep discussions OF
the subject matter in hand. A short
business meeting was held prior tn
the discussion OF The rlay There was
fair attendance and those present
enjoyed the ocoa sion spiondidly.
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The Kilnona Club.

A very harry morning was spent At
the home of Miss Mabel Rhmehart
sl3 Fast Harrison last Wednesday
by the Kin ona club. Those present
were entertained IN u Queenly style
mad everyone lott feeling that they
had enjoyed themselves TO the highest
degree Miss He1rick Braun won tho
prize In bid euchre.
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The Catholic Ladies'.

The Catholic ,iadies met last Tues
day afternoon with Mrs Vogeli, on
East Springer. and next Tuesday they
will meet with Mrs James o'shay. Bid
Euchre win he played The Cetholic
ladies have a splendid club organized
and those who belong understand what
pleasure sisnides
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Mesdamos G. r. Miller Of Ei Reno, v.
D. Tinklepaugh of El Reno. Mrs. RID.
die Of ChirlAsha aud D. F. Hopkin1'
Of Chandler
Mrs j. p. Leach WI entertain
Mcsdames z. C. Chambers, OF Oklaho-
ma city J. c. Post. OF Kinghsher, and
Brownleys, Of Kingfisher
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nc canlhr!dne cIub.

Tho Cambridge club met at the
home of Mrs. Joe wiaton, GIG East
hoble, last Mon iay afternoon. The
subject FOR discussion was shelley's
life. A few OF his books we're re-
viewed and a general discussion fol.
lowed
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Harry. the cabman. always up TO Ike
minute in time Of need With new and
complete outfit FOR the carnival
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A GUARANTEED CURE FoR PILES,
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Tiles. Your druggist will refund
money If PAZo OINTMENT fails to
cure YOU in 6 to IA days. SOC
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- shaLesneare cluh.

The last act OF Measure for Meas
ure" was huished by tho Shakespeare
club last Tuesday afternoon. A sue
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Mrs. " =. MINER IS N Sc Louis
visiting the woid's fair.
Mrs. John wooawcrth, Of Bliss isl
in the city visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES Wl.ite are in
81. Louis visiting the Worlds faii
Miss Bessie Arnold, Of Chandler
visited in Guthrie a few days this
week
Mrs. Ed Johnson loft yesterday for
few weeks Visit with relatives in
Missouri.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 0. F. Ross, Of Alva
are in the city Wishing Mr. aud Mrs
Charles Pond
Mrs. F. o Lutz lef; yesterday for
Chandler where she viii visit friends
for fcw days.
A splendid crowd attended the D
Y.P. u social last night at the FRS;
Baptist church.
Mrs. o Kemp of Buxton Missouri
is paying her laughter, Mrs. VIII
Chapoell visit.
Mrs. J c. Graz. Of Chickopee Falls.
Mess, is in the city visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. j L. MccraclSen.
Miss Lena Ba-ncs, who is at the
worlds fair registered at the oklaho-
ma building last Wednesday
II IS more ihar probable that next
weel, there viii be several wedding
announcements "a tu.s column.
Miss Estele Marker. who is now
at perry is bclnp visited l'y her
brother. Meri Marker, OF Guittie.
Mrs. NJ. ';tovall. Who has been visit
ing her sister rear Polo for several
days returned 70 Guthrie yeste day
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Davis and
danahtcr ol Perry wore here nearly
all week whiting friends in this city.
The Scottish Rite Maaons promise
10 erte tain the ladies Of the Feder.
alton roval.v on the evening Of octob.
81 25.
Mrs. cerb NJ. sprchet and baby who
are in St. E.o'ds visiting the Louis
lana exrosition. will return home ne
cember /.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Doozer of Chi
cago, will inake their permanent
homo in this city. They hTe aecomp.
liehed yonng people.
MSs A. sqAaell and daughter,
Miss Katherine. returned during tho
week from the Worlds fair where
they had a pleasant visit,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert sohlberg, of
this city, were at Oklahoma CITY last
Tuesday evening They we're guests
at the fuckers sohlbcrg party given
there.
It's peculiar that Tie cold weather
should have ANYTHING to do with the
Young ladies losing their handker
chiefs "a the young mems oyercoai
pockets
Mr.. and Ms Charles Cunningham
have been entertaining this week
MIS-, J.. ccbr-n and Miss FranQue Co
Duln. Of Ccllinsyine, l. IT, mother
and sister OF Mrs Cunningham.
The chilly breezcs that glide dowr
from The Arctic regions Summon fortl
the fnrs ard jackets that have beer
down ia the bottom OF the trunk o
back m the closets for six months.
Reserved seats are going 10 re pu
on sale by the federation at Wallace
Tuesday-for Hsnford fhe ladic
are taking deep interest in making
this success and large crowd i
expected to attend the play.
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At the reception to be given on the
evening Of Ootcoer 26 at tho home
Of Mr.. ami Mrs. F. H. Greer to tho
Womans Federation, Mrs. II F. Ard
cry will give several vocal selections
and Mr.. Roy wlnton win give the pi-
ano numbers.
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sister Mrs. f. e. Tebbe. Of Perry.
few days his week Mr. Tebue was
appointed last "Wednesday as a dele
sate TO the Trans-AIississippi CONNER
cial congress at St. Louis. Oc; 25 60
o.
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A breeze by tie stove Is worth two
IN the grove these days
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Mrs. JUDGE slerer enteTtalaed her
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Mrs. v. =. MINER IS n Sc Louis
visiting the Worlds fair.
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The chilly breezcs that glide down
from the Arctic regions Summon forth,
the fprs ard jackets that have been
down ia the bottom OF the trunk OF
back m the closets for six months.
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Mrs. John Woodwtrth, OF Bliss Is
Ia the city visiting friends
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8 . Q . . Q . oo9 9 Q {
IN A SOCIAL WAY
B 8 . Q Q Q Q Q . Q Q Q Q 9 Q 8

eENUlgE miR1H.
rs quite pleasure
To live on this earth
n YOU own a treasure
Of eenniro 've,t
wss
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Reserved seats are going 10 re put
on sale ey the federation at Wallacc's
Tuesday-for Hsnford fhe ladies'
are taking a deep interest in making
this success and a large crowd is
expected to attend the play.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cunningham
have been entertaining this week
MIS-. J.. Ccbr-n and Miss FranQue Co
bum, Of Ccllinsyine, !. IT, mother
and sister OF Mrs cunningham.
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II IS more ihar probable that next
week there VIII be several wedding
announcements "a tus column.
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Miss Lena Barnes, who is at the
worlds fair registered at the Oklaho-
ma building last Wednesday
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mite are In
ST. Louis visiting the Worlds fair.
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Mrs. c. Graz. Of Chickopee Falls.
Rsss.. is in the city visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. ] L. McCraclxen.
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Miss Estelle Marker, who is now
at Perry is bcinr visited ly her
brothcr. Meri Marker, OF Gutttie.
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IT'S peculiar that Tie cold weather
should have ANYTHING to do with the
Young lniles losing their handler
chiefs "a the Young mems oyerooat
pockets
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1904-01-14

II you have son who has entered
upon a wild life, do not expect 10
bring him back by means of re-
proaches. Try to win him back by
love. With love, fond mother, you
can do almost anything. Refrain
from worrying the hayward one.
Keep your temper, be patient, show
no unkindness, find no fault. This
is hard to do. Sweetness and gen.
tleness do not seem at once to have
the desired effect. One rather feels
inclined TO scold and expostulate.
Remember in moments like tho Sc The
patient Monica, whose life was a
continual trial, yet who never gave
up her hopes aud prayer, SO
great was her love for her hayward