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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
STRONGER THAN MEAT.
A Judges Opinion OF GraPs-Suts-

A gentleman who has acquired Ju-
dicial turn Of mind from experience on
the bench ont in the SunhOwer State.
writes a carefully considered opinion
rs TO the value OF Grape-Nuts as food.
He says:
For the past Eve years Grape-Nuts
has been a prominent feature In our
bill OF fare.
The crisp food with the delicious.
nutty flavor has become an indiSpensa-
BILE necessity Ia my family's everyday
Nfe
1T has proved TO be most healthfal
and beneficial. and has enabled rs 10
practically abolish pastry and pies
from our table. for the children prefer
Grape Nuts and do not crave rich and
unwholcsCme food.
"Grape-Nuts keeps rs all IN perfect
physical condiiloa-as a preventive or
/ disease II Is beyond value. have been
particularly impressed BY the beneficial
effects OF Grape-Nuts when used by
ladies who are troubled with face
! blemishes. skin eruptions. etc. IL
clears up the complexion wonderfully.
"As to its nutrltive qualities. my ex-
/ psience - that one small dish OF Grape
Nuts Is superior 20 a pound OF meat
I for breakfast. which Is an important
consideration FOR any one. IL satisfies
the appetite and strengthens the pow
er OF resisting fatigue. while It's use III
wolves none OF the disaGreeable e0nse
/ ouences that sometimes follow mea'
breakfast" Name given by Postum
Co. Battle Creek Mich.
There's q reason.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
FRUITFUL FURNACES
INTENSE HEAT PRODUCES PRECIOUS
STONES.
Scientists Have Succeeded fn Pfneki"r
Zeal Diamonds and Eubies Frorn En-
CrucIbfe OF the Furnace.

Scientists Have Succeeded fr Ptueki"r
Real Diamonds and Rubi~< FROM th~
CrucIbie OF the Furnace
Recent advices from France state
that Professor NoisSan. the eminent
scientist and inventor has actually
succeeded in making genuine dia-
monds and rubies Tie employs Tor
this purpose the electric furnace.
which has been 80 improved that a
degree OF beat cam be produced APP
preaching the extreme temperatures
which were undoubtedly n factor in
the formation of minerals and gems In
the interior OF the earth.
The rubles obtained ere OF large
size. weighing ten OF ffteen carats.
and I'm quality and color equal and
even surpass those found in the earth
The natural fo-ces attending the FOR
nation Of diamonds seem o. have
been more complicated and So Ear the
diamonds resulting from the Efforts %
the scientists have been very small.
but still they are positively identified
rs the carbon Crystalline diamond.
| They are remarkably clear and bright.
and on a snail scale as dne specimens
/ as natures own product
The electric furnace has enriched
/ chemistry with whole series OF new
/ compounds Probably the one % most
/ value 20 mankind at large Is Calcium
/ Carbide The simple application OF
water Co Calcium Carbide generate,
the gas Acetyiene which is now hcln.
commonly used for lighting
The peculiar merits 90 Aceiylen.
Hcht are its brillancc and hica candl.
power. ease OF installation. econom,
and its aGaptah.uty for lighting build
irgs or every description. regardles
OF their location
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

A frame honse can b. kept IN God order
for = hundred years. q painted WITH TIE
i.oagsnan A Martinez l.. & II. PAINT. AZ
won't need 20 Be painted mere than once
IN ten a nfteen years because TIC J.. 4 "A
Zine harders the l. & ~. Waite Lad. and
gives ~ crormo1s he.
Foar gallons Loaxuaan & Ma tlnez l. a
NJ. Paint mixed with three gallons hDsee4
Oh vail paint a house.
W. a. Barr Charleston. ". Va. writes
PAINTED trankenourg B'ock VIII l.
NJ stands out a. though varnls1cd.
Wears and covers IKE gold.
Sold everyW here and ~ Longrnan =
Martsnex. New York PANT Makers Ter
FIFTY Years.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

Religion at its best is a high. but
still increasing. consciousness OF Gods
life in ones own. Il and the Father
are one" is the humbiest word a man
can utter. when il is but another YER
sion OF the prayer. Not my viii. but
Thine" When fhat Gethsemane
prayer Is prayed and meant and lived.
the other word. Il and the Father arc
bat one" becomes the simple fact.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

Keep green my love. keep fresh my
remembrance. keep young my heart.
Feed me with the feast OF yesterday;
stir me with the songs OF yesterday;
brace me with the breezes OF yester-
day: glad me with the glow OF yester-
day. Let me walk the valley by the
memory OF the mountain air. by the
health of the spiris let me beaE the
bOdy's crOSS--GeOrge MathesOn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

The male singer who creates a rum
pus about his family affairs in the
divorce courts finds little sympathy.
Operate advertisement of this kind
Is distinctly a feminine prerogative,
concludes the Washington Star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
PAINFUL PERIODS
AMERICAN WOMEN FIND RELIEF
The Case OF Mas Irene Crosby Ia one
or Thousand OF Cures Made by LYDIA

How many women -ealIEc that mem
situation is the balance wheel OF
voman's lie. and while mo- woman Is
entirely free from periodical suffering
tits not the plan az nature that women
should surfer So severely.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

A man who IS in good condition. IN
an respects is almost germ proof by
nature. But many man who THINKS
himself In good condition IS Tar rom
being so.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

A very trite saying. remarks the
San Francisco Argonaut. is that the
honor Of public men should be as sen
sitive as that OF woman, and there
IS a great deal in il. since they in
volve not only themselves but the
country for which they appear before
the world as representative
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
STRENGTHENS
THE ENTIRE SYSTEM.

+. s. Davidson, Ex-Licut. L. 5.
Army, Washington, D. c., care u =
Pension Office. writes;
''TO mn mind there Is no rem
: edu FOR Ctfd rT-ft conn pa f-u Die 20 :
PcruRd. ~ not oHtV strikes at
the root Of the uGtudY, bat a.
: tones and Strengthens the SVS- :
tenn fu a. truly scolderfitt arGW :,
: That has been ffs history ia
nsV case. ! chccrfully and unhcsi I,
{ tatiEviy recommend 10 90 those afflicted :
Z az 4 have been. IF. \. Davidson. Z
t>~~~~~N~~-~~~~~~~~ ~NNNNNN .
III YOU DO not derive prompt and sausfac-
tory results from the use of Pcruua, write
a. once TO Dr. Hartman. giving full state
ment of your case and he wall be pleased
10 give YOU his valuable advice gratis.
Address DR. =. ID Hartman. President
of The Hartman Sauitluum, Columbus
Ohio.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16
YELLOW CRUST on BABY


"Our baby had a yellow crust ON BIS
head which I could NOT keep away Whcu
I thought / had snccceict ln getting h.s
head clear. Dc would START again ty the
CROWN of hs head crack ana scale. and
cause terrible itching 4 thcn goo Cuucura
soap and Ointment. washing che scalp
with the soap ana then applying Che Oint-
meat. A few treatments made a comp .cte
cure I have advised many mothers O. use
Cutcura. when I have been asked about
the same aLmeut of thc.r babies. Mls.
John Boycc Pine Brush. "
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

There has been more bloody "a
citing against the Jews. So 81
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

yer, whose ma
tional prominence
made him a for
midable candl-
date for the
Presidential nom
nation in 1904,
writes US the fol-
lowing:
Gentlemen - I
am glad 20 en-
dOrSe DOan's Kid
ney Pills. The
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

Germany African war has already eost
nearly S5o.ooo.ooo
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

Credits DoEnss Kidney Pulls With a GRAFT
ifying Cure

Hon. Charles \. Towne, Ex-U. :.
Senator from Minnesota. brilliant Ora
tor, clever business man. brainy law
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

remedy was recommended 30 me few
months ago whea / was feeling miser-
able; had severe pains in the back; was
restless and languid; had a dull head
ache and neuralgia pains in the limbs
and was otherwise distressed. a few
boxes OF the pills effectuaily routed my
ailment aud am glad 10 acknowledge
the benefit ] derived
(Signed) CHARLES y TOWNE.
Foster-MiibuFn Co, Buffalo. n. Y
For sale by all dc-lers. Price. 80
gents per box.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

s. The I'i'A have never taken kindly 60 ga
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-16

Sloan's Eminent is che BEST antscptc 20
keep handy Kills yellow fever and ma.
lara Eerrns
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

u "
DAY AFTERNOON and was y -.
$ceIving by Mrs. NJ. liaferro and 4
MISS Virginia Berrlan.B Among hose who
called were Mrs, j n lor Ellyaon,Y M rs.
iiTrra ~, nv. C,runi q ira. AT hlr Seldom.
Mrs, Richard Meade, Miss Kate Meade
Mrs CLARENCE CABOT, Misses Lucy nnd (
Matte Christian, Mrs N elson.l !ss Re-
heccl Storrs, Miss Amy lverth, NJ rH. Nd Z
a Mrs. turner Arlington, Miss Florence
Tyler, Mrs q. Chaplin, NJ rs.sL. w Glaze
shronk III Airs RI B ward & very II cf y N orfolk:
b the al lses ;yYalla Mrs. a. r cid Ven
Seble. Miss Lucy nrdgcs;it. NJ tsses Court- u
8lley, and Evelyn Bird ges, Mr. a nd Mrs.
Meade Jones. Miss lennon, N n Il SO Isl lza-sS
Mrs awtiss' Bro 'ss and Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08


eddon Bruce, . young friends Of heir cir
daug hter, Miss K thlscn5 Bruce; the other
~ Mr. and NJ rs. Presto n ockeR to their
daught Ter, Miss Bernard Cooke. The lat-
ter receptions was fol- lowed pys Ga 81 81
party + In, tile event Ing & q which If ahout
soycnty-flve of the young Heople s S''i''fi'
invited. III 81 II. Il .
Bride and Groom II onored,
IS Mr.. and Mrs. w al ter VI Foster have
sont out cards for q recept lion IN !llonor
Of DR.. and Mrs. y !. Brow ley !, ~ ef,
Wednesda January II TIL 70 be given !
Mo- II North rst$ Stree 4 u,
Sg Dr. and Mrs ost eis a0se Srecen w
ding was an 4 interesting socl ety, event
have Just returned from the yvedd q tgi
tour. & 81 tx ss q v " 53 n
Ladies' Morning Musicale a,
the Ladies. Morning N islcale met We'd s,lls4
nesday fterno 4! u anuary Al h Y. ats he
mouse of thes presto ent VI 9,
dcG ehee NJ IN West N ain Street..
most, enjoyable E ma truit snt ternhp1l
was spent II, memory 3oc FRANZ IA
8s M alpes I'll mech III lpyd. " Tho was Az
one time a pupil or 4 I lie great ln1Rster,8
was the guest Of the eYenln ne mem,
beers who We're present 81 eat ~. el'1oye
fhep reminisce ces y and n Won Ter ul ",
nique, After delightful rendl ton sof
1.-THE $NIglltlngale,n played by Misa zelle
Minor, and s' Charts by Miss Mosbssi
Madame II oyd sang three pf Llszt's mort
characteristics song So pll q I.orelu, and
.Oh! ISund Je dors,N after which she
SANE, Jrau Of Arch,'' a nlastefful version,
OF the famous legend, which has reyer.
before. been sung IN this country.
Instl,e future the ely VIII meet at no.
iii lYest Main Street, nsteaa Of Ferg.sr
sons Music storet d Edrard Grieg VII DO
the composer Is led Il at II he mex meet
Ing, which VIII be, y alpa rys.asst y
l Mrs. Vepab le's AT Home,
Mrs. ". u. I, II ena BILE, Of Mort *, the
guest 6f her bro hers, he lessrs, Wight
on Vest Main 8 reet, Yps III lorna ~,
atl Ap.Nss her 4 s9hHo ifhuSa,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

] !. : (, 4, Y q y evidently
j. az ~ I. een ants she
g'Saeay u "a Ia friends and
Ms looking remarkably wyelk7 Mrs. Ton
=, l., Z \, y ,,,l \ nicture hat; Mrs
i,'A'''s, =, -, - an ern,ln Ne
Edward Mayo, black VIVID = s.'''''.s
collar and stole over her oper ~ coal !
Mrs, Ida I5llcrson, IN lila ok. with toucclsess
!, ,,,lta an II Miss srrest on ~ omack, -wela
- $3.50 \, 3,ox oceupants,
s5 a party OF juvenile sat ~ the secohd
r,irht. hand box Miss N1argie l<apwle
q ~ 4 licato shades or gray and a gray
y feo t,,a, Nm, as'in the rlsht,hand logc,
and others noted M iss lielsN Clrlh-
tlan Misses Mersdlt TIL, Mrs, y w a4 "
Mrs rownes e Wnss. Ans 4. Mi Lar.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
IN s0C|EI / /!
0PENs1B]R|'|!gRllY.
Young d opl5e 81 Nh s lSiell-
Vi l3,11opdBClnb Have j eight. u
ELL RI ograi11i11,e 3l8i
8BAL @MAsoUE Atari CLUE \. J.E'
s51svciit 81 Much Social Interest Interest
Next3 Thursday NiiglllrtE sNNl lid-
.s53s Winter Weddings &,
Hide ana Seek.

Hide and ! Seek. ssi
rhrce children played 8ntS l'de aHa seeA
,ts happy as could be, a Ill 85S .35ts gss
when Beauty passed ana called to them u
tonle nave ii game with me. 81 ID
x So Beauty hid herself within II
Il rs x little thought she knew. WI
n And IN A. bird.song, and "a flow er, n
S83 That spnrkled iii the dew WIS S
& 1hree children looked with eager ,ey es,
Aud each5to catch her tried, 5i "a IA IN X
Hut ere they reached her, Beauty sW wiz
$8S{I1ad slipped away to N de- s5 n :.
way Is she 2" they sked, ana rl ca 81
III "a different pathway TOO k 81
y One saw$fer on a mountain peak, N
One heard her in tho brook. ~
The years to them seemed only hours "
Il So merry was the chase, # 8 VA X
4 And Beauty moro enchanting gre ~ Sf
her hiding place. .t'5 .s .
one heard sweet sounds and followed
4 III them, ,a55 9i55 K y, !g ;5 5{g 5},.S
Az. HIS heart a thrill with song. i8
G,rwas now a bird, and nov a bell Isl.
That beckoned him along. III ~ IN l5 8$s$ II
{ One saw i b. blossom and in tree.
wa on blue and d Instant hill,
II Va wondrous face; 4he followed q
3jSss with all an 5artist's Will IA. Sc
y The third went down tile lano Of thought,
"a And sought tt lie hidden there. rs IL
4 He tried to bind with chain OF words # 35
5 The wondrous creature fall. i5j.3
\ Three children, wearied with their play,
3 Came to n narrow strca m. a. sfs
They saw the o ject OF their, chase
gaSrrheva hea rd an In uydrenlf, 500
&.fOnce4 more I hide yorder# ba INK
a88 And 4 hen will hide mo more s
The good, the true, II gather here
on the eternal shore. gssi
Upon the golden hank they sat, Ii "a, IS
Vi And Beau ty-5 sWeetly slnile 3S
lets play It Keeping house, u said she, 5
s And each shall be my child 49, N Is
Musician, artist poet, dead N t jsS 5
ttTheirFmourners little dream 3;
The happiness In Beauty's II louise N #
A The other Side the stream. 35
Lucia B, Cook, s. n the Designer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
8New5HY ear III Society,"

H Tho r ichm ond Club celebrated i he lew
Year last A1ondaySin beautiful ST. le.f Tho
figures Of the dance, Sthe pretty frocks
OF the ladies present, the gift tree, from
witch fnvors were distributed. and the
delightful supper given by the mana gers
Sof the Worlnnss Exchange, reno ered the
german a brilliant Ind rncmornbl affair.
Among the young lad les who danced were
liss 4r1nabel q Forbes, Misses Davenport,
4 MISS English Miss Kathleen Bruce, N IS
Laura r therfoord,5 Miss Ross, Miss fI..ly
EUrquhart, Miss Posio Meredith. Miss Sue
$Spilinan, Miss Bell. OF Washington D.
EC.S;; Miss 4 Bernard Cooke. Miss bessie
Upshur,8 Miss Kate Harris, Miss Edith
Grant Miss Mabel Walker. Mrs. Otto
Theodore Hess Of New York |; ISIS Wilt
lock, Miss Margaret NJ Ire. Miss les
sic Tomiltins, Miss Sophie White, Miss
Louise SArcAdams, Miss Nellie Gordon
Miss Martha Bowie, Miss Carrie
ArInIstead Miss Louise Herbert, Miss
Ruth Hebbnrd, Miss Courtenay trump
Miss Claudia Palmer ISIS Page Royal
Mrs, Archibald Battle, Mrs Jordan cake
Miss Maude M organ, Mi ISIS Mary Borne
M ISIS Louisa Purcell, Miss Doyle, Miss
Mary Hayes, Miss Mildred Bond and Miss
Packard, of Baltimore 3s5 Il, #
Il The midwlnter dance OF the Tuesday,
German Will be given January Gath, and
VIII have all the attractive features
SYhicl have made the Tuesday affairs
such ma rked Successes this season. FL III sE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08
MASQUERADE at Art Club.

e
u The members Of the Richmond 4 Art,
CLUB will give aHstudents' bal masque
Thursday next, January 18th, at the Art
Club rooms, corner Of Madison nnd Grace
Streets. in which society is greatly In
{ terestcd. The costumes will " cover a
wide period of time in theil, reVcrsion,
and will incline to the grotesque. rather
4 than to the historic and magnificent EN- u
The utmost good-fellowshlp and infor-
mality will prevail. and as the secret of
costumes is being strictly kept, guests
who are onlookers have the prospect OF d
merry time in guessing the names OF
their disguised friends. .
After the unmasking there will be an
z old fashioned dances. III which the lan-
GERS, the Reilly and Sir Roger de Coverly
will be reprnduccd and figures will be
called In the oid-time way. y
The art classes, and their director. MISS
y Taliaferro, had the pleasure last Thurs
y day morning of delightful visit from
Mr.. John William Iosdick, Of New York,
who spent the week in Richmond as the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-08

s DRAWERS Sof muslin, wi tn cluster
tucks andEhemstitched, 4 e 70 ~ years.
4$s2{ 1Oc.
Y DRAWERS Of cambrlc, ed with
i.5$ embroid cry, others with tucks and
heinsttohing. to 3 yea re- De- q 4
I, III DRAWERS Of cambria, wi TIL cluster
tucks and: q cd sc q OF # embr oidery. for
ages and ss'c,
SKIRTS, e wilnouts 1 waists, OF muslin,
II two rows 81 insertion and lace 9 ed &C.,
O2o. ~ 10 AZ; "A }sS ;sa
II h GOWNS y Of u soft finished cambria.
with circularfhIgh or low eek, yoke
4 Of cluster hem itched tucts 'Oc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-20

to say, the elect, or the people engage1 in this movement of ours Twill then popu- late the earth with immortal beings. We believe that our celibacy saves pos sible children from possible suffering. Whats the use of having children now, if the world, as at present constituted. is to come to an end In 1916?" X z Preaching in Many States.
 Disciples of Benjamin and Mary are now preaching their cult in many states of the union. especially in the south and southwest. The disciples travel in prairie schooners" overland and preach out of doors infcity, town, village and gulch. Chicago has been let alone so far. But it will not be for long, as ex- tensive plans are now being made for a descent upon that metropolis, where the devil is supposed to be well intrenched.
 The colony of "Israelites" is located about a mile outside of this town, and it is the mecca to which the remnant" or the Host tribes of Israel" are turning in these days, that is, according to the statement of Benjamin and Mary.
 A company of S6 Australians recently arrived. after long two months pill
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-20
DOar1'S. . Kidney Pills.

fos Sale by al Deale IssssKubum Co., Bsao N Y Prep.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-20
Millennium Coming,


 The "Israelites" believe that the end of the present age will come in 1916. and that then will be inaugurated the thou sand years reign with Christ.
 They are looking for the return of Christ to earth again at any time now, and because of their peculiar fitness and preparedness he will present himself to them at the Benton Harbor mecca.
 The strictest celibacy marks the life of the colony, and this they hold is one of the ways that they will prepare them selves in flesh and spirit for Christ's coming. The special claims which they make for themselves are that they are the long lost tribe of Israel and that they are the IA, ,00O spoken of by Daniel. the prophet. who shall share with Christ in the rule over the world during the millennial period.
 Benjamin and Mary are held as sev- enth-class messengers. and by messsn- gers they mean the type of messengers spoken of in the Bible-that is to say angels, the messengers sent by God to the inhabitants of this world. And this is how they figure 1t out:
 The Seventh Angels.
 Benjamin and Mary are the seventh from Johanna Southcott, the English woman who founded the strange sect more than century ago. She was said to have succeeded in interpreting the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-20

blue and clear His manner. is gentle and well bred. His hands are white. Every movement is as of q man at peace with himself and the whole world. He teaches and breaches gentleness and peacefulness and he impresses his per- sonality upon all with whom he comes in contact. He undoubtedly has won derful influence over men, for his fol- lowers listen to his voice as though it were the voice of deity. They eagerly drink in every word he says and believe implicitly that he has been sent to lead the world into the millennial period.
 Mary, the coworker and assistant leader, is a slender woman, with jet black hair, an aquiline nose, snappy black eyes, and aggressive wide-awake manner. She is nervous little woman and bears the weight of her duties cas- fly. She shares with her husband all the honors attached to his position and is his constant helpmate. She wears her hair down her back never uses a hairpin and attires herself in calico except on Sunday, when she dresses we'll. There are many other believers in the faith in the house on Superior street. There is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-20

Benton Harbor, Mich.-A half truth is always dangerous. A strange mixture of truth and error has brought large company of people together in this city in preparation for the second coming of Christ, and the inauguration of the millennial age.
 Benjamin and Mary, the long-haired prophet and prophecies of these Israeli ties as they call themselves, for they claim to have discovered themselves as one of the lost ten tribes, can quote you the Scripture which would seem to justi- fy their ideas, for the many peculiarities of their faith are taken;fro the Bible.
 So does Dowie use the Word of God, for he bases all his strange claims upon the teachings of the Sacred Book. So does Mrs. Eddy use or misuse it, finding, as she believes. teachings which have given the world Christian Science. So have scores and hundreds of other peo- pie in this day and in days gone by used Gods Word to bolster up their peculiar ideas of religion.
 It has been said that it is possible to go to the Bible and fird seeming author ity for any faith Or practice which dis torted or diseased human mind or heart could want. And 1t is also true that no matter how absurd or pernicious doc Urine one may advance. there are always people to be found who will accept and follow it as the truth.
 But we did not start out to deliver
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-20
WATERBURY PROOF:

Pills DrugCompany took of the treat commended Doans Kid ney Plls ia many and do O."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-20

over all the land. but it has not been heralded abroad that they have per- formed any miracles.
 Benjamin says that time will come when there will be second pentecost. The Holy Ghost will descend upon the people as upon Christ at the River Jor- dan. and. instead of blood in their veins. the people will have spirit. Then they will be pure and powerful and be able to withstand all manner of temptation and overcome all evil.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-20
Plausible.

'Nov. then" she demanded the next morning. what's your excuse for con- ing home in that condition last nisht?"
 Well" he explained, Tt was Lyons fault You see. he got to telling me about his war experiences and so manyof the statements he mace had to be taken with a grain of salt that after awhile I got thirs;y."-PhilaaeIphia Press.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-04-20

Flying RoIl,- spoken of in the book of Revelation. or the apocalypse of St John Of course. before interpreting she had to find it. as St John merely saw if
 in one of his visions and he failed or neslected to translate it But the Eng fish woman saw it again She not only saw it. She read It It vas in the
 vernacuIar of -old merrie England" and she succeeded in copying it into terse and vieDruua KAsiisA- She vas the hrst -neDengeTr of new faith After her cane three otAer messengers- Then came John wroe. vAo v.s the fourth neDeneer. snd Rzt cane the so0evhat fnno0 Jan0 | JeueeA BeAhnin. thru0urat b e1eariy ths sDsunfA 1h aounk Duk hs alpos ef 0e ssv0 -