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WEsTFIELD.

Dwight Harding cut down a coon tree
last Wednesday and secured four coons.
They yielded several pounds of oil-Thc
ConEreEa tional Ladies Aid society hold
their annual chicken pie supper and
apron sale In the new church Thursday
afternoon and evening, November %
Mrs. Fremont Miller OF Boston came to
". o. Miller's last Saturday for short
visit.--1Tarold Farman, town superinten-
dent and Miss Agnes Harris OF Beebe
Plain were married at the brides home
October "a and after a trip TO Boston
and vicinity came home, where they
will reside, having visited his fathers
large farm. On Thursday evening. No
vember IS. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Farman
gave Il delightful reception in their spac-
ious home to their son and BRIDE who
have the best wishes of many friends
Mrs. Mary Eastman and son have rent
ed and moved into part or Mrs. Edna
Cross's house
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY
SOUTH HERO.

Monday evening, November 70, the
Murdoch Bros. and company of ten began
weeks engagement at keeler's hall.
The Mutual Benefit society serve a
turkey dinner at the home of Mrs Kib-
bic Allen on November 14.--Mrs. Juan
Robinson, Mrs. f. j. snyder. Mrs. Wal
ter Martin, Miss Augusta Phelps Will
assist Mrs Allen to serve.-The Grand
Isle County Educational association
have their annual meeting at Alburgh
Center. November 1G-17. state Supt.
Stone and Iieut-Gov. Prouty will give
addresses on Friday evening.-A. l..
Robinson of Boston was the guest OF
his brother, Juan Robinson, Saturday.
Several from here attended The Col
lege Widow al The Strong Theatre
Saturday.
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MONTPELIER.

The September term OF Washington
county court will reconvene on MONDAY,
November 49, for the trial Of as many
cases as may be before Judge George NJ.
Powers who IS TO preside. IS obliged 10
go to st. Johnsbury to take the December
term Of Caledonia county court. The
petit Jurors will be summoned to appear
next Monday, and it is possible the grand
jury may be called together to consider
the poisoning case at Berlin and the
shooting affair at Fayston.
The chancery case Of Roscoe G. Patch
of Granville against the Eastern Tale
company, which was TO nave been heard
on Saturday before Judge john II. Wat
son as chancellor was continued and may
possibly never be heard. The Tale Com
pany had been enjoined from trespass ng
on land owned by Mr.. Patch at Grar lie
but on the agreement Of the company -
pay him $500 n year for the use Of his
land a compromise has beer effected.
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STOWE.

At the annual meeting Of the Stowe
Cemetery association held at Mrs. Anna
Kimbalrs on Tuesday afternoon, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Mrs. Vernon wilkins; vice-presdent, Mrs
Julia Cakes: secretary. Mrs G. A. Riley
treasurer Mrs. Anna Kinball; directors
Miss Nellie Sargent. Mrs. NJ. G. Lovejoy
Mrs. H. F.. Shaw. Mrs +. S. Boardman
Mrs. o. f.. Luce. The association has Just
closed very successful year. there be
ing 500 in the treasury, after all bills
were paid. The next regular meeting will
he held on December at Mrs NJ. C.
L.ovejoy SO. W. Edison has purchased
the Morrill, place at the lower village of
Mrs. Amos Bettis.-Mrs G.. H. Slocum Of
Morrisville was recent guest Of Mrs.
Cornie Gates-Mlss Myra Cheney closed
successful term of school in North
Hollow on Friday with appropriate OK
ercscs.-Allen Thompson has sold his
grocery business to William Rennett.-
Mrs. c. II. A. Stafford, who is stopping
with her mother, Mrs. c. r. Churchill
and Mrs. l.. l.. Harris were visitors at
Montpelier on Thursday. Eugene
Bouchard spent several days last week
with her aunt, Mrs. George wilkins Mr..
and Mrs. Bouchard are located in Bethel
for the present.-Mrs. Mary Cobb and lit
tie son of Glover are visitors at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Cobb.-M. ID. Nc
Mahon was a recent visitor at the home
Of his brother c. L. McMahon.-N. +.
Harris has purchased the ]. d, wilkins :
place at the lower village where he now
rcs.dcs.--Tra Mum was visitor in Stowe
last week having returned from SlranaC
Lake. n. y, and has rented tenement
in Mrs J. ]. Vcarrens house on lower
Main street. Mr.. and Mrs. Mum are stop
ping atApresent with their daughter, Mrs
lC. NJ. Rugbeo in Watcrbury.-Mr and
Mrs r. A. Douglass entertained about q
of their relatives of the Straw family or
| Thursday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs l.. II. Straw Of Woodstock. who
were visitors In stowe last week.
Mrs Abbie Warren went to Bur
l!ngton on Saturday and spent Sunday
with friends there, going to carry the lit
tie son Of Mr. and Mrs. a. p. BIgelow tc
his parents.--The West Branch Circle vii
meet with Mrs. F. NJ. Sears on Thursday
| November 15.-There was no service a
West Branch Church on Sunday after
noon. the Rev. j. 9. Angel being called
to attend the funeral of Mr., Gobar il
Sterling Mr.. Gobar was about SO year!
of age.
The i months old son OF II. f. Shaw
and wife died Sunday morning at three
| O'Clock. havr,g been i'll with membraneou
Group since Friday. rr. Grout of Water
bury was called Saturday but 1t was impos
sib!e 20 save the child. The funeral will b.
held Tuesday.--News has been receive,
here OF the death in Gloucester, Mass.
Of Marguerite, the daughter OF the Rev. G
X. and Leila Macutchan Beecher, from
diphther;a The body was taken to Mr.
Beecher's former hom~ in Essex for buria
| on Tuesday.
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r. A vCTET
u = = - ~ 4 SANs

T. a. Bragg was IN Montpelier last
week on business. lie was accompanied
by Master Merritt ID. and Francis r.
Bragg, who made their first visit To the
Legislature. Daniel Mclaughlin was II
Burlingtos, on business recently,--Mrs. NJ
Nichols of Montpelier visited friends in
town last weok--F. II. Powers Of Water
bury was in town Saturday to buy fresh
cows.-E. A. Fisk has sold his farm 10
f. f. MaXham,--H. L. Lamb Of BurlinE-
ton Is al V. c. Pierce's caring for his
wife, who is very low Her sister, Mrs,
George Whitcomb, of Richmond, who has
been with Mrs. Lamb the past week, has
returned to her homc.-Mrs. y. f. LNmo
of Milton was n guest of Mr.. and Ms.
Y. {, Pierce two days last week, Charle'
aih Garth Bingham of Burlington, who
were called to town recently by the severe
Illness Of their mother, Mrs. II. f., Lamb.
have returned to their home,
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NEWPORT.

IT. r. Pritchard. former employee
In the Canadian Pacific office here. was
united in marriage Friday noon with
Miss Helen Hubbard. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev, A. A.
Nurch. at the home of the brldo on
Summer street. Mr.. and Mrs. Prit-
chard will reside in Calgary, Alberta,
whero Mr.. Pritchard is employed as
clerk in the Canadian Pacific freight
office. To avoid the usual rough hand
ling, which is quite prevalent here the
bridal pair went by team to Newport
center taking the six o'clock Cana
dian Pacific express to Montreal.
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HYDE Pack.

Ex-Gov. Page left Saturday night for
Boston.-Dr. A. NJ. Goddard was visitor
at the home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. Goddard, few days the last of
the week. returning to his home Saturday,
His mother accompanied him and will re-
main short tme.-IIeon Griswold, who
is stopping in Burlington, spent Sunday
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. v l.. Gris-
wold--Mss Hattie Pratt spent Sunday at
her home in Stowe.-Miss Alice Page Is
spending some time with friends in Bos-
ton and vicinity.-Homer IAnphier was
given birthday surprise" Monday even
Ing. Whist was the feature OF the even
ing. Dainty refreshments were served.
Frank Hill wet.t to Morse's Line We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of his ia
Their, James Hill. Sr.
Little Lloyd Osgood who has been
quito Ill with bilious fever, Is reported a
little better.
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ALBURGH CENTRE.

Miss Sadie Honsinger and James
McNiel were married at White River
Junction November S--Mrs. Roy Rock
we'll is visiting friends in Swanton.The
teachers meeting will be held in the
Methodist Church November 1G and IL
Mrs. W. J. Wightman, Mrs. o. o. Bell
and Mrs. J. S. Goodfellow spent SatUr-
day in Burlington.-Mastcr Charles Cong
don is very III of typhoid revcr.-Capt.
s. j. Rockwell is spending few days
in Burlington.--Miss Lillian LaGrand Of
Enosburgh Falls and Arthur Hemen-
way of this place We're married at Enos-
hurgh Falls, November !. Mr.. and Mrs
Hemenway returned hero Tuesday even
ing and at present are the guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George IIemenway.
The third annual meeting of the Grand
Isle County Educational association will
be held at Alburgh Center November 16
II, The programme follows: Friday, go
4:30 y. m. devotional exercises; reports
Of secretary and committees; the prepare
ton OF the teacher Miss May Como;
echoes from the State convention Miss
Ethel Landon, Mrs. w. NJ. Stevens. 8
D. m. music; address. Vermont" Lieut.
Gov George II. Prouty; music: address
"A Neglected Element in our Public
Schools" Mason S. Stone superinten-
dent of education; reception to the lieu
tenant governor: Saturday, $3.50 II. m.-l2
m. devotional exercises "Thc First Years
in Arithmetic" Miss Mabel Hazeu; EN-
ployment for the Little Folks" Miss
Mary Hibbard: intcrmission; "Inifying
the Work of Successive Teachers Mrs.
Arthur Hill: "1he Teachers Relation u
Jntermssions." Mrs. O. +. Knight; THE
Value of Educational Pnpcrs," Miss An
Fusta Phelps: ;30-4:3o y, M. singing;
Mature Study" Howard a. Edison. tni-
versity Of Vermont; "How can We over
como unnatural Tones in ReadirG,' Miss
Cora Bushey intermssion; question box
business meeting; adjournment, Through
the courtesy of Alburgh friends of the
lassOciatiOn. conveyance from AIbur2h
station to Alburgh Center as well as en-
tertainmcnt will be provided for all who
at meetings
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BROWNINGTON.

Mrs. Crandall, of Richford is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. f. NJ. Portcr.--Mrs. Sarah
Fox was called to Coventry Tuesday to
attend the funeral of a mecca. II.
Gardync's family We're badly frishtned
Saturday morning when Mrs. Gardyne,
who was preparing breakfast, fell to the
floor with heart trouble and remained UNI
conscious for quite n long time. DIT,
Wells was called and she is better at this
timc,-There was very pleasant gather
ing at Henry Lclands Thursday after
noon and evening, when the Ladies' Aid
mot there and fish chowder was served.
Mr.. Virgins entertained the company
with his photograph Mr., I.elaug played
hts organette and sang n solo.-Mrs. Jas
per Smith has cactus which at one
time had one hundred and seventy-five
buns and bossoms,-M Ethel Moulton
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WINDSOR COUNTY
GAYSVILLE.

Ralph White has moved to the
he recently purchased of Riley
chard and Mr., blanchard has b'
Leon Chamberlln's place in the V
and moved lhcro.-Dr. +. c. tletcf
visiting his mother in New York.
Thursday evening prayer-meeting
Walter SWinyer's this week.-The
worth Leagne topic for sunday ev
the 18th is personal Evangelism. -
Kate 4. Wilson closed n successful
of school in STAFFORD Friday a
spending her vacation ut home.-t
Waters has rented the electric
building and will use II for black
ehop.-Mrs. William Reed is spe
the week in White River Junction
Continued ON 18th Page.
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ORLEANS COUNTY
CRAFTGBURY.

Mr.. Cole died November at the home
of his brother, Calvin Cole. OF this town
The funeral was held Thursday, the Rev
l.. l., Lewis of Hardvick offcatng.-M
Parker AN aged and respected citizen
died ut the home of his daughter, Mrs. T.
l.. Stratton November C. The funeral was
held Thursday, the Rev. W. +. Allen
officiating. The burial was in the family
lot in the village ccmctry.-Mr. +. ~
Nelson Is suffering from blood poision.-
William Ryan has gone to Boston for a
few days business and vaCatoN.--R. L.,
Guild has opened n studio in the upper
part of T.. T. STATIONS storc.-George
Slicer and family moved to North
Crnftsbury last Thursday.--H. Burlison
moved November to East Craftsbury
Patrick Killgarln's farm.
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JEFFERsCEvII,LE

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wood and family
have moved their household goods to
ST. Adams where they will make their
home.-FranE wilcox has gone to visit
his son, Ethan, IN Newport Mrs. H. ".
Narnum and son Gerry recently took n
trip TO Danville.-Charcs Homer IS
making extensive repairs on the inside
of his house on Church street--Dr. and
Mrs. II. A. I.add of Essex were guests
at S. +. Pope's the past week.--A drama
will be presented at the town hall Novern-
Der p. entitled Grandmother Hide
brands Legacy by home talent, for the
benefit of the town library.
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BELVIDERE.

Mrs. Dot Nichols of Burlington is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. &. t'
Jarned.-G. NJ. Ainsworth has gone TO
Woodsvlle. n. H., on MISUNDERSTANDING
Brown has finished her school at Crafts
bury and returned home for three weeks
va on.-School at the Center taught
by L. p. Barnard, closed last Friday
The Rev. and Mrs. 4. G. Chandler were
in Eden Saturday visiting at Marrtt
Shattucks.
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annual meeting Of the cemetery society
the following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs Nina
Hoag; vice-president. Mrs. II. e. Damson;
secretary, Mrs Loye Tobias; treasurer
Mrs. Arthur Ladd.-A committee of five
for looking after the work and interests
of the society was also elected.
The Grand Isle Grange at Its last meet
ing passed resolutions OF regret at the
loss OF Charles A. Nanttyr, an esteemed
and beloved member OF the order, whose
integrity and usefulness as n citizen had
gained for him wide spread popularity.
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SOUTH WOODBURY..

J. c. Brown was at Warren {
sells over sunday Hattie Rol
who has been spending a few da
r NJ. Pray's, returns the last o
week To her work at Il. II. Rogo
Cabot-Harry Burrham, who has
very low, and a trained nurse
Barre IS caring for him.-Wade
jamin was up from North Mont.
on sunday, returning Monday
cinda Farnsworth is in the place,
ed here by the critical illness o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in town for
most Part closed last Friday.
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MIDDI.ESEX.

Miss Pill. teacher in No, l, closed her
school Friday and went that niGAt to
Bristol for a short visit before going to
her home.-Mrs. Demeritt received word
Saturday OF the death of her uncle At
Waterbury, Ceatcr and she and her two
children went that night to attend the
funeral, sundays. Gordon of Mont
pelier has purchased the George Butler
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ISLE LA MOTTE.

Mrs " W. Fisk has returned from ST.
Adams after spending n few days with
Mrs. +. c. Smith.--Mrs. Fl. c. Reed Is
slowly improving.-Mrs. Fred Fortune
is Very poorlY.-Mr md Mrs. j. NJ. Sksels
hae gone away FOR few weeks.-They
has been up to the present time about
II 900 barrels Of apples shipped from the
Island.-Several will attend the teachers
meeting Friday night AT the Methodist
Church at Alburgh Center, to hear the
address Of IAeut.-Gov. G. II. Prouty
and Mason g. Stone, Lieut.. Gov. and
Mrs. Prouty have accepted an invitation
20 spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. n
w. F7sk.--Mrs, kinsman has returned to
her hon1a n Rochpster.
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BAKERSFIELD HOLLOW.

Mrs. Alberta Davis and son, Harry.
will carry on their farm the coming
year.--A large crowd attended the dance
at Frark Pages Friday evening. Will
liam Jacobs and Mr. Page furnished mus
sic.-Mles Kelley. who took possession
OF Mrs. Alberta Davis farm New. I. has
moved to Enoshurgh Falls-LMrS l.. VI.
Scott was in Burlington recently o" bus
!ness.--Nrs. Lewis Gclbar is working for
A N-OO1lv rd
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SOUTH BARRE.

II. II. Airsworth has moved his
smith tools TO Barre but the +
has not gone yet.-ldl Adams is
for a three weeks vacation from
school in Cahct.--Work has bogu
the Gordon polishing shop,-G
Wheeler was in town last week
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BASEMENT STORE.

Investigate all that you Look everywhere for house.
keeping goods You will find upon looking through Basement
about. Merchandise Of sterling worth, widest range for choice
and features which cite, the size Of
Burlington do not often have
price sale of
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of Barton Landing closed her fourth sue
cessful term of school at the Confer last
Friday. Her school exhibition in the
evening was fine with about one humid
red people in attendanco.-,Mr. and Mrs
Adelbert Lockwood of Newfane, who
have been Visiting Mrs 1ockwood's sis
ter. Mrs. o. l. Huse, have gone to ST.
Johnsbury to visit other relatives.
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II. w. ALLEN u co.

the Vermont Marble company.-Walter
II. Edison and family of 4tutland moved
20 one of the new houses on Hospital hill
yesterday Misses Jennie and Annie Nor
gan of Fort Edward. y. Y, are guests
for a few days OF relatives in town.
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COMFORTABLES.

SO for Comfortables worth 81 IS 5llonc covered
ST IS for Comfortables worth 1e2 Silkoine covered
187 for Comfortables worth 225 Silk binding
200 for Comfortables worth $50 Cambria covering
$50 for Comfortabes worth 325 Saline
3.25 for Comfortables worth $50 Handsome border
styles.
Eiderdown Puffs $575
Eiderdo~n PuAs CTS
Ederdo~n Pufs 1900
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WEST BERKSHIRE.

Peter Bolo of Franklin. and Grace
Toussaint of Sheldon We're married here
the 13th by the Rev. G. A. Emery.
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EDEN.

Mrs. Sarah Sanborn has gone to New
port to spend tho winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Gilchrst. Il. H. Stone
and wife will live in her house while
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H. w. Allen 81 Go.
To-day and every day this week the chief
attraction in our Dress Goods Department will be
A Special Sale OF
Fine Black Dress Goods

one-third less than regular selling prices straight
reduction on 100 pieces Of this latest end best
fabrics, mostly made by B. Priestlcy @ Co., and
Lupin. No finer goods to be had at full prices
anywhere at any time.
This sale is made necessary by large shipments Of
holiday merchandise which must soon have space
IS pieces of leading black wool fabrics that
$1.0O per yard
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ARE OFFERED AT eS CENTS.
IS pieces that were $125. $l.38 and $3.50
ARE OFFERED AT IS CENTS.
Such leading fabrics as these ::

Ouch leading fabrics these
Mohar Crispine Melrosc Cloth. All Wool Serge, Woo
Crepe de Chine French Wolfe Fancy Wolfe Checked and Striped
Wolfe Herrngbone Tacta, Princess Cloth, Wool Checked Taf
feta Rosetta Cloth Gypsy Cloth Qucen Cloth M4nonctt-
Wool Powder Checked Cr;,pine prunela Six and Wool
Henrietta, Armute Cloth Ceveror Sutng, Chiffon Panama.
Silk Warp Tamise Silk and Wool Eolne. Silk and Wool
Crepe
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military rrain;n9 Improves Soldiers McraI$ By MAJ. EDWARD T. MccRYsTAL.
 N. Y. N. C.

method literally first taken by the recruit under drill sergeant The ordered step with This his habit change which shows him that under authority antagonsic his will wh. this curng the he left his cradle.
 Obedience the learned the obedience ghtful and constituted authority the trade the citizen the drill sergeant in this regard teacher eiyes well the handling of the rifle and bayone
 Tine patience nncated by the long waits which between orders setting motion and by functions which keep the soldier rigid long periods
 al embracing all the idea duty Every of the military training leads to this The uniform ssder weapons his hands, tell that his life be put up stake when duty to be done
 When gives anquestoning obedience righu authority under that auhoritys fob all what he duty he is and good citizen, and fully believe that military training | great help to that end.
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Col. Thomas ]. OliphaaE


 CxI. Thomas J. Otphant. an bon- |osed ex-c Confederate. prominent law Ter and compiler of standard works |os isw is dead.
 He passed away Sunday right at Ehis home in Little Rock after an ill., ness of several weeks.
 Col. Oliphant Is spoken of as one of the most eminent members of the Arkansas bar. He was a selfmade man. having begun the study of law. shortly after the Civil War. while folk wing the avocation of a photog- rapher fer a livelihood. He was born in Mufeesboro, Ky. in le42, but removed to West Ten nessee in early life. He came to1Ark- ansas in 1854 and settled in White county. In 1875 he located at Little Rock flor the practice Of law and built up an excellent reputation in the state and federal courts.
 Deceased was a member of the Eighth Street Methodist church of Little Rock.
 Col Oliphant was brother of cur well known Zent friend. James Oliphant.
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Thr @rnarr
 uf tilf Rifl1
By M. M. r1ANCA6AkIAN,

figures than anybody else Amer the world the people of the dolar
 the despair of the in the midst of that bounds The responsibility for the misery altogether be laid the laws of the monarss question of the unemployed there the question who prefer squao bor but the class recruited largely from the class of the unemployed their cw-gadc life to their children applying the nation to the education child: at of life contributing our and perhaps cruel charity to the deteroFatien the
 The dannng charge against the Rend that his disease which While wealth good nordnate wealth like nornae The wealth hcgcc criminals His bringing tln moral deterioration of his world
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WaaisssT is is Best.

know as my life grows older And mias eyes have clearer sight That under. each rank wrong some
 where
 There lies the root of right. That each sorrow has its purpose. By the sorrovIng oft unguessed, rspt ss sure as the sun brings morning
 snow ti4t ~acn sinful action. as sure as the night brings shade. Is somewhere. sometime punished. Though the hour be long delayed. 1 know that the soul Is aided Sometime by the hearts unrest. And to grow means often 10 suffer, But whatever ls ls best. know iherc are TO errors In the great eternal plan. And all things work together For the final good of man: And know when my soul speeds on
 ward
 In its grand eternal quest ] shall say. as look back esrthward Whatever ls ss best
 Ella Wheeler Wilcox.