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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13
FOR SIHIlE.

EOR SALE-At a bargain. poo! room I doing good business. Also handle cl- gars. tobacco and periodicals. Three pool tables. fixtures and nice line of tobacco and cigars. Proprietor has good reason for selling. Inquire at Democrat office.
 3.ll-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13
Twens,-ave Years Faiskf.l Service.

IWeS-hNe HeaFs FhUhfuI SerSfce.
 VIENNA. March 13.-Emperor Fran cis Joseph has sent letter to Count welsersheimo. the retiring minister of defense. thanking him for his fwenty- five years of faithful service. The new minister of defense. Herr ScifoenaiclA enters upon the duties of the office to- day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13
WINE, WOMEN AND SONG."

WINE, WOMEN AND SONG.
 The opening musical piece of M- M. Tfheiscsu "Wine. Women and Song cOmpany's production at Polls We'd nesday afternoon and evening, entitled What Married Men Do.' is brimfui of comedy and up-to-date songs and sayings. The OliO is an excellent one, composed of Raymond and Clayton. the four mistletoc girls. late of the Drury Lane theater, London: Howe and Scott. the tOreadOr trio: Victor Va. mont. Marie Croix and Charles Mich Ols; the Majestic musical four, Simon. Collins brothers and Terrill and Bon. ita. assisted by her Cuban and African midgets. The closing comedy consists of a realistic scene in the subway. New York city. entitled ''Fun in the Sub way. Prices are 2J. 35 and 5O cents; matinee 15 and 25 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

March 1e-Fourth annual turkey sHpper to be given under suspicss of United Workers for Christ at Gr1ce Baptist church.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

EoR SALE Boarding house cheap 7 U rooms completely furnished, good location, minutes walk from Naugatuck station. lnqnlre 239 Bank street lst floor.
 3-o-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

(NHANDELlER WoRK-Repatng. buff V ing and polishing in the best manner. Chandeliers also made 10 erd.r at short notice. Waterbury Chandelier Works. i3o Fast Main street. Moriarty building Chan. celiers called for and delivered. Telephone 243-l5 6-2S.u
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

nENTISTS have found that CHlCLETs U have splendid virtues for themselves and their patients.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

VO RENT-e room tenement $9, room Il tenement. new $8. with barn and plenty of land for garden and chickens. Corner Pearl Lake Road and Dublin street.
 3-9-o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

NO RENT-Tenement of 4 or rooms, l inquire Daniel O'Lary, Chambers St.
 3-ll-3 (
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

WANTED-Dyspeptics or those who
 W are threatened with dread dyspepsia by reason of a continued course of cold dinners to call and try one of our 20 cent dinners. 6 for $loo, or even lunch backed up by cup of good ho, coffee. The ex- pense is small and will undoubtedly save you many dollars in the future in doctors bills 10 say nothing of suffering. Averys South Main St. opp. Castles Market.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13
niscellaneous,

TO RENT-Tenement of rooms. all Il improvements, 23O Washington St. Inquire on premises. 3-ll-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

"ANTED-An assistant stenographer,
 W young man or young woman. Give references and state qualifications. Address Man ufacturer" care Waterbury Democrat. 3.l3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

WANED-ln si. weeks we will educate
 W you for trave.ing sales man and guarantee you position; write for parti- culars. The Bradstreet System, Roches- ter, N. Y. Ii
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

STORE TO RENT--64-66 Vine street. D Suitable for grocery. fruit or barber. will rent reasonable. Call on Real Estate Agent Louis Raffel, 537 North Main street.
 Tel. lol-o 3.lo.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

W WANTED-To do light and heavy truck
 W ing of all kinds, at reasonable prices furniture and piano moving, and bus parties speciality. all kinds of turn-outs. A. M. Larsen. corner Water and North Elm Sts. Branch offices botele's store, l64 South Main street; Swanson's Grocery store, cor. Burton and Hill streets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

WANTED-On two and three family
 W houses. if you wish 10 sell thenn.s please let US know. The United States land corporation l77 Bank street Waterbury Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

EOR SALE-Four desirable building lots, II at Trolley Station. Meadows End. Price is right if sold at once. Address T.. A. ]. this paper. 3-l3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

WANTED - Purchasers for our Sl.4o W and Sl.9o hats. Danbury Hat Store "A Grand street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

EOUND-Large reward of good health to II every body who chews CHICLETS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

WANTED-Cirl who can sew and who W can write in English. to work in first c.ass tailoring establishment. Apply al 2!o Bank street. 3-l3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

DENsIoN VOUCHERS carefully and L promptly executed by George Rob bins, Pension Atty, 27 West Main street. Room l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

's s4s s1 I.:, and s,, try h. opp. North Willow. All home cooking. Regular dinner 25c, also 5 and loc dishes. Board $3.50 per week. Open from 5.3o A. M. 10 9.3o P. M. Evans & Granville, Proprietors. 3.i-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

WANTED Experienced pin-maker to
 " run Manville's machines Steady work guaranteed 10 steady and com petent man. Apply D. M. Watkins and Co, 95 Pine St. Prov. R. l. 3-ior6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

EoR eSALE- Grea, Bargain. Misfit and II second hand Clothing. Wm. Posner. 2O3 Bank St. o-6.tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

WANTED-Every drug clerk to induce W his customers to try CHI CLIFFS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13
PENNY: WORD ADVS
WHDYED.

WANTED-All kinds of good furnItu6o " at the Lunny Commission and Ex- change Co.. under Hotel Broadway. Uncle Pat 3.li-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

nPENING-Barber shop. with all latest V appliances, Clean and quick service. James Monzello. 7 Canal St 3-lO.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

w ANTED.-Bo Boarding pace for boy of W 5years, during the day or by the week. Call i7 High street, Sunday or evenings. 3.l3.o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

MADAM MAY-Palmist. l53 East Main Nl street. hours to and 6 to op. m.
 3-l3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

TOYLE'S restaurant 59 Center street. has V been re-opened under the manage ment of E. L. Bolster, the well known caterer who will conduct an up-te-date restaurant. Regular meals. Come in and see US.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13
LATE WANTS.

WANTED = Ladies for outside work, w good salary and steady position. Apply from to 6. at l6l North Main street, M. l. Douglass. 3-l3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

WANTED-Having worked 20 years for W others l now open shop of my own. All kinds ot furniture repairing. M.} J. Buckley. rear 235 Bank. Phone l53-4. {
 3.7-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

TlRST class 3 family houses. have II just added to may list some first c.ass 3 family houses in the lest locations in Waterbury. They will all pay 10 percent on price asked. twill pay you to see my list of 3 family houses and judge for your self. it won't cost anything to look at :hem and compare them with others. will be pleased to show you every house on my list if you call on Daniel I. Harrington, 40 East Main street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

EOR SALE-The spring of 1905 is hero II and am stil! headquarters for Real Estate investments. can show you some undeveloped Real Estate that most con- servatives claim will double in value in few years The wise man buys when times are dull. negotiate loans and write fire insurances. J. E. sardford. loe Bank St Telephone.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-03-13

WANTED-The prettiest girl in town to
 W ask her druggist for CHlCLETS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
CHLOE s III ID OSOP X
oil tie Upsa and Dotvns III Lite.s''
S(BvsasMember 81 Woman's Exchange


sun foxes rises an' falls y n dis i lie lie
Hest like kows an liosses ID W. dovii, an
gits up. VI dtinno how dat Is s Dcy
don't do lsin dc same wa Dc /, itt''
knceis OH her frtinti lalgs flsts ltkd she 81 =
Wis gwiro5 ter say, ler pra'rs & den s III
4 squats ali &ob Of s,idd'n onto her hin
ones, an, slo q DIN down. q Viiei, she glts
up sic rlsos lin,-part fust, nm frtitit part
last, M she's up Wllor do boss - W
down he nka contra ry j TX Oil n fold Il his
Shln, ones up fist. den wfleii he 81 It's ~ ne
Triscs face tomas I. IN ~ 3 u 5 us
1sc done Sc cd foxes lay down q ta X
Sup8 do burd'ti1 oh life iii d q I'D m wa v,
Sum gifts tired Oh rlihnitis when tlcys's on
der fust ilaigs. MI dey jus plunrs, rite
down, an dey stays down tell s,imbody
sctins erlong nm glbs EN- cr ~, when Ell.
$dcys gifts onto dor. fcetss ono mo. loey am,
like ode kows what t kan 7 run fas an
lays down frunt- fomas'. I, q N
Use seed Stithers dat bac' 81 down liko
de boss but 81 dey8 dohn't %sta " down no
time Sbeid' sdey glbs er spring an lands
on ali "a d an an 8orf IN do race orgll..
ant, deys VI oft'n wins III dc cup. Deg s 81 De
wuns what's got bac' bone an a sinrcWs,
an ain got mo nerves ter both em.N
88s $allua aid nrg,,fy lnt u y Deepen q $mit'ly
'por1 What wc,s born wild on Il dc sucum \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

~, as applied to- the Roman Senate
stand for? s.is PENELOPE 5ss
d Answer: Patres conscfipti. The hun A.
.dred senators appolnte ed by Ronlulus were.
Simply called patres. s5 "a second hundred
were called .3'pntres minorum gentluni'.aHa
IA. third hundred added II by Tai qulnillst
iPriscus were termed "pat tres conscripl t.''sS
,Afterward this term was applied to the tlt,
whole bod
IL Query: Who administers the oath Of
office to the Prcsid dent q the United asa
States 5? RElB E Is Z. g.
q Answer: 81 The CHIEF B Justice e q 81 the;
United States Supreme Court Chief
Justice Fuller Will administer the cath z. y
this year. 5sl 3 ssss Yi
Query: Can you tell 4 me B the date Of
the first marriage in st. e auls Is Church.;
this city and tn names q the contrac 81
Ing parties n M
fs% Answer: The church was opened Tor q
worsl.ip In 1s45. The first Narriag took
place In that year N Sally B q l'ie
and Hon. j ames Seldom were wedded
Esg q uery: \ hat are the names OF the
four daughters Of the Gear and Czar 'Frl'
~ n nssia ;SSrrs EDNA.
S s$8 Answer: a Their names are Tatiana,s
Ana stasta, Olga and Marie. 8Es & I'll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
!. ]. pans FOR 4; Z, BOXES IS,

Flower boxes on porehes and windows
may well contain galvanized pans, painted
inside and out, two and Sson half inches
deep and an inch and a half longer and
wider than the box Itself. Rest the box
on two lf-inch-thick strips aid cross
wise in The pan. w ter liberally twice a
week only. AS the dripping fills the pan
make use OF a small rubber hose two 6or
three feet long, to siphon surpl ls water
on the plants as 1t contains fertilizlng
strength that should be saved. Use q
good bed of crushed stone, gravel orwell
broken up Gro ckerY and have holes Splentir
fully In tho bottom. for drainage. 4; The
deeper and iderS boxes are made the
better for desired results, Mrs y
t1YhttcOn1b. III. = t5 X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05

3spestionss dat we's$ Ellrrchder'd wild, +
whoth'r.8 we MAX or stiecass oh llfeSorid de-
contrary. III we's limp Mt de sta n wei
nifty apt ter be limp Mt de ctl, bit wtj
doant get mo credit fur wl,nt we kant (
Help 5S5 fs 81 i.i& Fl z "a
Foxes dat raises j.attl nllus looks fur
de same tratess III dc col tsail Fl de "a dat.
dey nee In IA pa hosa. AN 4 de- caf's daddy
but mob ody pears ter max e Ienney lows
Iancetfnr de- heritage III de sthc q II b q 2s
ilegs' d anin,ules sim foke y pre- elids. w
.kinSi make #cnrythlng vi cliuse OBJ yyuarlf.
an ar 4 boun.& ter stibtt1l done seed
sum fokes what dey sd NJ SELF made dat
am nifty we'll pitt up sunti lines de mex
sgcrncrashtir undoes MI j he puts ,lp J, an
Jus rests under de shad dow oh what he
abltlt. DEFY donn,t. tldd muffin to- sdos
structure, but dey pulls orr fns' n one
}wcthcr-board den annuther, tell dc 2nd
Sgenneraahtin gts! ter de same plane
when eysreches}h deem, dat de buildrSwlis
at de atn Il. Dem Kline mr. like pertaters;
Id q bes, part oh deni!am iii dc groun'.''
Oar am sertln strateB cofnnon5 ter oil de-
i1lbIn'$ arImules oh de ert M but y snin'ts
got do time ter tell vi crbout en-; 1'sc;
got tor work hard II de bShoss ter git my
iced .ssS De boss an yobbyk annezzer could
but amt got Dat Zine EN-
.stummick ii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
HIGHLY Z, RE COMMENDED.

Al antiauated II method fof storing wool
ems and furs ghlyarsso
whose Who's experience In ali things pertaining
to domestic Smanag cement command our
respectful attent! on. It }is 2ias follows;s
Procure a tight hogs cad that has heldsl
whisky. Clean thoroug without
washing hen e ne ,sa IS
Beaten and clean fold smoot y$.snd Il
pack lin the bottom sof the cask which !.
can be rea ched by 81 sag step lac
3tains and similar art lies; y q t hen cloaks,
coats. blankets mn a OF her D Woolerls IN
fishing on with furs and light wearing
apparel, When Y he cnsk Is al led natl8tn
the head tightly. the articles 81 stored 6 6
whom put into the cask, the ss.s'wh!ilsskayl
.ntmosph Twill moi sonly preserve them:
from moths but couch . cover and Z, ere
and there are h eaped the par tt loreds
The mblnatlon" f IS any all
cove. q ny 4 ength fof roc m. costs altttle Is1
splenddlys effective, and $as "a cony enience8
for a nerIpa thetIca Is above pr Co .sP.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05


u women who are ii, terested In MI cur :.
rent events, social and sotherwl sc, ntlds
who have read 4 he& descriptions Of Sg tho
inaugural cerenonie les u OF 4 the pas week
Iii SSVushingt will like to-. compare the
accounts presented gof IT With those which
tell Of the Inaugural ioll ball when w ASH
sington was mad q Presidcnt. at Hewi York
In 1850. VI
81 ..The Republican Court <, (, through the
pen OF Colonel. Stone, informs on that
washington wore dark brown clio III Of
American manufacture. wtlte silk hose
shoes with silver buckles and A. ~, dress e.
sword S ~ Il B55 9f3S
the women OF the young republic co y, Z;
AFFORD. 81 Few. Jewels ere then "A worn y N
tho United States but S;inS OF Their respects
the dressss were rich and beau fuli &C
cord Ing to the fashion OF the day.
One '' fayorite dress was d yplai Ia zee 4
8lestial blue. ga In gown. vii q n white
satin pet icoat. S On the neck was worn
q large Italian gauze handkerchief WITH
border stripeB OF I satin. Tho head dress
was pour Of gauze. IN the 4 form of!
q & globe, tho crenea,ix or lead piece ofl
which was com posed OF white 90 tin, hay
Ing a double wing, in large platts and.
trimmed wit Tim wreat til OF artificial roses,
right at tho bottom, In / front. q nd the
reverse behind. 5lg slS
5a Tho hair was; dressed all over In de-
taclled clrls four Of VIII lch.g in two ranks,
\ fell on each side OF the III eclf n and were
relieved behind q by II floating chignon.g8
S8a Another beau tiful dress was mi des VII h
I'M oycrdress called at perr!ot, OF i gray
Indian Ia Meta, "a having u two cola r. the
one OF yellow a and * he Their white
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
ART OF BEING WELL DRESSED
IByg Member of'Womarl's Exchange.)8

3frnfi'e PERSONAL appe nee Is a great iil.s
dcx TO her qualifications and also to her
purposes liz life. The carelessly dressed
woman is not likely to be painstak ms III,
business matters. 4 sSj t lSsl;
15as 1T ii Quite likely, X dressnaker were
asked in what tho art OF being we'll
dressed consists, nIna-tenths would ai1-5
tswer, 'sin dressing heconingly Using
styles suitable to one s figure, and colors5
HI harmony With com pick lon. a corpulcntg
woman III frills and IL furbelows and
{btrtbas; loud jewelry, and Vivid colors, iss
Il monstroslty,$ nor q q the slender figure
HI severely stral Tit lines altog Their pl eas-S
Ing RI n CHI n. .
4 Mrs Julia Ward Howe ,vrot e (: " he goldA
IN u 4 young girls hair, the evarlescerts
20 or in her checks glowing and pa III
with the rhythm Of her pulse Sis y silent NJ
}eloquence. Never profane or RI zzle q the
ono out Of color or place beside the
other any brilliant ornament which can
conflict with It's perfect charm. 4 False
iewelry should be entirely elitninated as
II. Is a eceptive. g.3s 3S.a " y.
For one Of Limited purse, duiet shades
d IA preferable and more economic III e.
sd,,erit appearance In O Ebrlg color. ad-
3vertlses It as the only est SO Wn. b ApS
lady IL known /. her gloves ana l ner
Mot So has almost become q, proyerb III
& Treaue11t attention \ to arratig enert 4 q
the hair care OF the hands ana e
ing, spotting and pressing ones galrne
IA givc a freshness In appear VIII all
aid In the art OF bein 8 VOL ore ssed. II
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CLEANIN 6 I, z, Owes s IS.

SysI have res tered my own 3serenit yS and
the gloves Ky Cleans.
SstrationS Of u leans.ng pas te. which u was
told was SmerelY3a Will te5 soap boiled sol
II take o. sof tFcloth aud ri b & on ttln-
der sid e Of some good soap where "a has
3softened by lying IN tho dish. II the cake
Is perfectly dry Il lot It stand for a min
ute in wa ter, or some times Vt dampen my
cloth very. lightly. This last howe yer,S
on the hand, rs lie for wearing and to rub
the soiled portions with 50 tened soap and
no water. The result OF the " correct
method viii Gtbe q Wplng oloth covered
perfect color, as aof aud supple as ever
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
GOOD FINISHING j { {; / ].

y The best Il custom made shirt-waistta.s
which are fashioned from some q the g
many attractive lens and tlannelss5
are furnlshed with silk neck bands \, o y,
tho same sflad & as the wa stS ria. 2
When his material is a a stripe or gay
plaid. the silk band matches the &, bo 81
color ofHthe gnrrne nt, being rs quiet n
color as possible II ese silk neck pa 1ds
are generally made from "a good. dura PIC
:taifetag and are not used for ne SAX I. g {
their good looks alone q s ono Tlni ght sup
pose, but because they are soSexee edintg. g,
,ly&soft and com Portable, and because the
silk band lis much less bulky than those
of wooden material and allows a better.
'The &, CUTS 1of these same wooden shirt
waists are lined with silk OF the same
color, and y t Z not only makes tho CUTS
ever so much moro ngreeahln to s the
touch, but they also sl p over the hand
SO much more easily, II and set especially;
y These SILK cuff Innings are par tcularly
appreciated by tho women, whose Z. snln i
tfnesskns arc rendered ex ceedlngly un--
comfortable by contact with wooden rln-
;terial and which oftentimcs even cha p
from such constant contact.
IN is very poor economy to use q thin
cheap six for these Innings. since they
receive hard and II constan u veal, 4 and
would only need refining. --I2 q p. n AIDING.
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IlNAlJ CUR TIC BAL
TIN NEW ~ DIRK. i'm i780

trimmed With blue silk fringe e, and a. re-'
we're, trimmed IN the same manner. Un-4
der the perriot was worn a. yell ows corset
or bod I, AZ til N large cross 81 ripess q
blue. y3it 8S. S
W some OF the ladies wore hats q i 'Espag-
mole, Of white satin, with d band 81 the
wreath Of flowers oil tho head -drcss
same ma erial placed on tho or bwn " Ike
above mentioned. u This hat. Rith}a plume
a populn ticle OF Dress wa relieved
on The left side. having two handsome
$cockades, one OF which 3 was "a N the top
and & the other 1T the bottom. Il. on /, tho
neck III wa 8 "a worn q very large, plain
gauze. handkerchief, : the l.end of which
5rer represented in$ Trumbulls and STU
arts portraits OF Lady. yNnshingto RI II
3 Round the bosom OF tho pierrots a fall sots
gauze ia 1a Henri Nv. wa \ q ttacheds cut
around the edge. ~ FsaSSs VA
H There was still anot Their dress thought
to- be very simple san nd pretty. n It con-
sisted OF d. plerrot and a. petit icoat. both
composed OF the same description OF gray
striped silk. and "a trimmed round with
gauze, cut points at the edges injthe man
sner3 Of fherrlsons. The &herrlsons were
indeed nearly the sole trimming uued for
iplerrots, caracas and petticoats az FASH
ionable lad les, made either Of ribbons Of.
lillian gauge. q N Si. S
upon their u ecks, with
four satin strIpcs around the border;
two marrow and 4 NO broad The head q
dress was a. plain so. l4s e. fter the
form Of III he elders and clents Of 4 a
!nunnery. he shoes were lestial$ blue
with rose olored rosett storlc Dress
In America. 81 ~ lS
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ono though for vanished, for trans ms -i
figured fri lends 81 n i. ~ 4i
stars on the living cope Of heaven eIn-i
bossed, II Ils E&f KS y5 n s;;,s}
The heaven of love that Ger US beams
and bends. ps:s 88 I, u. j5i5 NJ 5S5
SS ct us say to ourselves: Heal TIL luck ]
Usefulness success are ours !$s e claim
them. Let us keep thinking that thought
no mat wha opens, Just as we 5Wo ,ll
put one foot before anot her, u we y ha op
q mountain to eli mi .ssG So; sha all we PC
given help to meet anything that hat comes
So shallsWe succeed iii W hat eyer we un n
3dertake.s because we determine II that Ye
cannot "a u ',85 K
tending an fterno on r, pton to take her
"a "a With her? 81 Il. N .s$3
Answer It Is altogether proper for her
SO ito il. Az The slios tess can only exon
|3up he I'll social dues properl hem her
gllestsElcave Il them card n sa
9uery: Does the, cross wi hich many
old documents are slgned iEnp] ,s a. ways
that the g giier could not write
Il Not always, \; for, in ancient document 81
over ana II over again these words are
found This grant is signed whit the
sign OF the cross for Its grea ter assur-
Iance or grea ter lnyio ahllt 1leF ne
sign follows the names Of the donor.
euery: w no are the Sons of g God "}ire-
ferred to In tho book of Genesis and other
hpnrts ofsthe B bic? III 81
sSS Il CONsTANTIA.St
Answer: hens j lea was O. theoGra cy,
THE Representative Of Co on earth wa 81
by tho Hebrews called god y hence, angels
rulers, prophets and priests We're spoken
/ Of under tho name Of gods Moses, as the
messenger Of Jehovah, was g a god u 70
Pharaoh and, by a still further extension,
anyone who gave a message to- another,
and thereby inspired him. became q god,
MS Moses was a god to Aaron, his spokes-
man. Our Lord refers to this use Of the
word III the tenth chapter IL John and lIld,
thirty-f fourth verse. IL 81 II
Query: What Is the meaning Of the
word .,Thoth,'Sa and who IS a 1T no tn q,
u M, BABETTE.
e Answer: u 1T both" means s.' 10 SOS" or
js"the; word. 81 Thoth Is the Ii1ermes of
lEgyptian my theology, and Is epresentetl
/ With the head Of an ibis on human
body. ,Ho lis tho inventor Of the arts
land sciences, music and astronomy, speech
land letters. .sf 5s
Query: yhat does the q bbreYiati ton =,
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THE SPRIN G CLEANING.

! Now open up the Tllnnows$ OF the heart,
tA.d letF tho sunshine penetrate the
Clear DIT osut tho fears and doubts that grimly.
start vi Z. 3 u sas
Like ghosts within the minds dim
haunted room. 3{- e MS. H 4
wrought, M ~ M .l
Replace eaeh petty and u llllr Gus
With ono that Is forgiving, true and
$8 fair. sls 4. a t}53S3 Fl dtas
And when the task Is finished, you viii
\ ! That happiness Is destined to remain
Within The ssunlit q rooms Of heart and
mind, 5 IL, Z; ,s 8H
And know your work has not been
done IN gvain lsis Ii II
e 4--IlIY MALE SMITH PICKERING.