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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

blet profIameret poa DC peitlige 90.
ricr. bpor intet Ssnspaal9g at 9e-
tpbnins bar funoct Steb poa lang
.Sio., Soorpiot Mpnbigbeoerne | Dc
pltIiee Stater oil goofienoe bsiere
5ragtiatier er enomi life aisiort.
men oct er i~anoipnIig nof, at De iol.
foIo piI eaa meo paa en- bclpis 5or-
beieIie. SGtter Be fig imoo en- ioa'
odn, or nan | financielle &reoie enia
ON, at ser life fan bIipe Gale ON mo-
gen Sorsgelie al aompaniernes 9i'
pioenoer. Oct uotoles besuoen fro
iaefpnbiae Solo, at iboorpel en- Cart
forbsieIie | enfclte SiliGloer mnaIfe
bill bepirfe beiere 8ipioenbcr, iaa er
llbiigterne for Gorets Ipling mi laa'
ban, at Sc life netop loper nogen
Operflob at Craft | Sarmprooittter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
9ette Rummtr Of gts sIruen inbeboloer:
gitber.-gt 5amilieornina. - E9noerne.-
@poe 9iano fra CT SienIrse.-@aaoer.
! %nAanS er ner eli auOt @arfeO

s &nslano or Der ct go0t Warfe(
for oulerifauif 9omiilb, men DC uri.
meIig bsie Irtier bar p9ret til Sin.
Der Tor Grporten. Spis Eriicu par
nogenIunOe antaeeIig, piIbe De rms
fife Sabrifeiere moaife fisbe for OF
iii $t00,O00,000 / @omiIo ON aa,
ret, men ben "9ua" .9eppgelie, III /
iencre Sio bar ppret gioue til pao
@onuIbSberien, bar ifrGmt Dem. 0e
fan life betale, boao ilige aarer JON
Iatten oa andre Spcfulanter Tiger,
of 9omlIoen er oGro. Sioite Gor
neieoe De fla meo of inofere omeri-
fanif @omiIb for ca. $25,000,000.
Ron Ter ioalebes, at ben utioige
@ersipefuIation bar ilemme Sslger
pan mango Wsaaoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
Z oenne SiS, ga 2ennetsmibl

Z oenne Sio, ga 2ennetsmibIerne
er iaa operoroentli9 bpre, er Oct Of
6obbel Snteresie at lore al fienbe npe
SebemioIer, Tom life er foitbarere,
emo at ieIo Solf meb imaa Srbtpg.
fer, iioen at fele oct altformeget paa
onore Solo, fan ifoffe iig Dem. 81
iliet Ssbemibbel er nplig inofsrt !
mango Susbolbninger | Hebraifa,
Set er, bnao man faIber "glfolfa-
gisclits". De tsrre IIfnlfabluoe
males og blanbes me6 alminbeIig
Mee, iom 90 br,tges paa panlie Bis.
Mfoffaen ifiGres tiblig / Sunni poo
ben Sio, oa oen er / flilb glomit
Sen torres / SoIcn, oe man poaier,
saapibt muIig, at ben unoguar 8egn.
mems Ssrringen itaar paa. Haor
@Iaoene er blet albeles tsrre, pIrffeS
De Of Stilfen, % 8~lanoinaen mel
@teI q. @r. SoebemeD foregaar eftei
ct sSorboIo Of en- Sreoieoel Ilialfa oq
70 Sreoiebele MSeI, iom oa males
iommen og fan benpttes I'll Eonoe.
foger iaapeIiom til biscuits" ellei
"9reuffaIt Soob". Oct fan ogiac
bru9es til Ioiteier, men maa oa mo.
Les finere. 9ette ioumalebe MeI
fon frembringeS til en- Brts al ca
so Gents pr. 80 Glno Spf, meoenS
SpeoemeI, iom befienot, foiter ire
$3.50 iii $t.75 pr. SPf. IIfolfa.
melet Ifal bore opermaooe nprenoe
Sc "9isctitS" og aager, iom laue%
6erai er ubel0tgoiS arsune al 6aroe
oq Of oen 8riIno piI mango rtmelig.
bis life iuneS ON oeuL men Oettl
qrimoer fig nGrmeit poa 6orbum ol
Sane. De fIeite Ienneifer ipneS og'
faa be6it ON boibt @roo, ifieut Oct
not cr ct 6ofhlm, at Nfclet taber
megct al lin RTriuoSpGroi unoct
@legningen. SntiolertiO TOR oct on
taqes, at boiS BET me 6soemiOoe.
boloer, bpnO oct inneS at lone, iua ptJ
ToIf ppme fig I'll Oet tro0s oetS
grenne 6arOe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
Oct nveite Oyt.

Oct npeite Npt ON Iooiepelts
6remtiosplaner peb SiIbagefomIten
ira lin &eiIe fonmer fra @aibington
| ct Telegram bateret ben ste Moi.
Oct ifal bore Hooiepelts itore ambi.
tion, beoer Oct, at bIi 8runSIpaae.
rem al ct fort HationnIliniperiitet /
@aibington og at bic bette Geiten al
lit Sip. Oct beber pibere, at gnorem
Carnegie bar itilet ite / Spioien for
Snoiamlingen al ct "enoopment
fnno" al faa reipeftinoepoenbe 9emi.
iioner, at bets geitaaen garanteres
ior ale fommenbe Siber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

"a DC pitIiae SrrnbancrS oraoni.
fcreoe arbeioere for roqIe 0}aanebcl
iiben irenfom meS aroo pna en- be.
tpoelig 2en5iorbeieIie, poagrunO a
Be itGrft forbeicOc Triier poa Sep
netsmioler, ipore0e &omponieruc
at oaiaa Sc ramme0eS al sc b6i9r.
Qriier. 9e pegte paa, at DC moottu
betaIe Iangt mere enc igr for mart
inat oft muIig / Retniug al llNitp.
ill fine 9uner, me6cns ser life buu0.
fun6et noger tiIiunrenoe JorbeieIi
al Jragtiatierue Steo. SiOen Sc,
Sio bar fere af Sompmierne qoae
nleo paa en- 6orh6ielie al grbeiS8
Isnnen iparenoe til ca. 6 Rrocent a
ben ti6li9ere SeH, og oct fer no til
at be nqerfIeite 9aner | Siten hi
felge GrempIet. WSen SsIgen q
benne 9snsforbeieIie oil roen Spi
blibe Den, of iamtIige 9anefomponie,
fommer til at iHiiitere paa en- Gor
beieIie i 5rogtpriieu. 6or 2iebIif
fet foreligser im6ilertib ingen be
itemt fOrmuIeret glnn meo Senipi
bertil. 9erimoo er en- S~ortforbeieIi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

ner at De uoenfor foriamIeoe Menne-
ifemnsier.
Sammen meo Gongen og Gron.
ningen foretos Mooiepelt o. Sultri,
ON Gftermiooagen en- lang aisretur
! gpens Smegn, men oespprre bar
Veiret meget nbeIoigt, ioet BET reg.
neoe og bIRIte en- foIb os iur gino.
glooene ~inbeboI6er ioua LANCE on
giennemgaoenoe roienoe llotaleIier
ON &coieoelts RobeIforeorag.
3ooiepelt nreo SnmiIie o~freiite |
Iften meo Grtrotoe til StocfboIm.
De leoiaseoes til Sernbaneitationen
at 8ongen % 0ronningen. Goa
begge Sioer at aarIiobansgaoe, fra
Slottet til Stationerl, itob Ser Itap-
penoe inlot at SoIf, Tom biIite. Sc
b%ortoragenoe 8iGiter meb entbuiia.
itiife Surraraab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
80. IA.

Senne gpaHine. Ser er foripret meo automatic "Sft", er noset
adnIe NIT meo Seuipu til SrGorrfes nbfHr. Sor man al bosfanenoe
giuebe bill re taeer bens Inutt aiuinbebe Sorm fg iGroeles gSt III, os
De fire Stuier, Der, TO bier guoe, leber 9ennem belle Rn1hnenS Sreooe,
er mert ruumnee % iorfpnet meb Saas o9 R9le. Sun beSfe todrts
Hoaret geetrr n beubttet berne geaIine, os ba ben Serhl er baanopos
Ieret er ben InrbeIes batter. Sen iaafalbte automatic lift" er en- ne9et
fnSria Snbretnine, bporseb Tahinbopebet irutes neS o9 g6afinen fore
banSIcs til ct Imuft Sorb. @a BET patenterebc automatfe Statc ipns
Ger geoHfnbooebet iaa let, at man meS en- Saaub fan iGue bet esr
bGSe bet pp ieeu tin Stiuin9..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
WutpmatiT.

"Susuennsn" er ubfpret mb ale bighge mtomatiFe % arbeioss-
bparenbe SpfnbeIer, bboraf tuu Hal n9bnes fpIeenbe:
L. Sorbeoret "Sisc Senton~ meo automatic "Heleaie".
2 autouathf Spoesginber (gobbin g8inber").
{. Gutomattf 9eeulabr for SttHenes 2Gn9Se.
A. Sen iaataIbte ~Gteel Capped Suit &roof 8r@er gar" o "Reeble
Bar, be. foebpeser. at Stsp timber Sci til GRaftueus inbre SeIe
g. SeIptrpbenbe SfWL.
G. SelbtreSenhe Iaal ben laber zig nm iinhe paa rete Raaoe.
T. Siner "Seeo" at oobbeIt grSSe, famteret al beofe poIent StaaL
8. aue De birenbe YaHnbee er al oGeerbet Staal
gafinens Sobfphe eRr luberbeI er foripnet mb Su9lela9re
("gaubearinsO % gaar fom Sdse Scuf meeet let og nrten uSen StsL
Sen "Sunan" eMr Srtbarn, Der fprbnber SraaSen meb 9rbMuet, er
al ppkret StaaI ns forpret meo ct e9et SIa8s augfIager Collaborating
Der atho bill arbebe fnt os let. Den mGrteige autonatife Shortening,
Der IGher 9ripreumen Sitting, er roget at BET met bchmnme beo gas
Hinen, ba ben automahf % siebittcis letter Hemmeu paa bcgse Sul
naar 0aafinens Sopeo a lsfet op rte Stung.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
,,1MsDennen".

llbetln9et ben bebite ~bbiarnebe Spriaifine Marfebet, Der
iGlges for fra $1,000 til $500.
Neoenfaaenoe Neifripelle pasier til Wlalfine go. 144,
No. l45 % No. 800. Yrisforfjelen ligser llbtpret.
Spmafinen "Snspennsn" er af ben sIass, Der er fenbt Iun en-
Double loci fhtb" Wafine. Genne SIaes MaTfnfsnn sr al ale aners
iIenNt fom ben melt tIfreosftiuenDe % tnise ben parisfe. eeIDe gas
finbopebet er battert nbfbret liar fort 9oterina o. fmme 5aotalote
healconanine Sefcrationer, Der er beHpttebe pb to 2a fsraefIosis
sennemists Catering og ibrrnot umber meaet bi Semperatur. IRas
finenS arm er irroeIes bi, boorpeo Der aIo er iiIfrneia gIaSs for
De Sser, bporpna man ir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10
5 StpefboIm.

Stocfbolm Den 7oe Wai. Hooie.
belt meo 5amilie anfom ibag Mor.
ges. geiret bar itraaIenoe, oa oct
lpntes, iom ON belle 8pens gefoIf.
ming bar fremmsbt for at enife Dem
pelfommen. Goa Terroner mootoaes
ban al aronprins @iIbeIm meo ct
Eat for iioit", bpormeo ban bentp.
oeoe til tit @eieg | bet Spioe Sus I'm.
Der lit Spbolo / Mmerifa / gnIeo.
ming acknowledgements. Gen her.
o9renbe ipenif.umerifanife @Iee
Glnp par fremmsot os iang "gme.
RIGA" og "8aart 2anb, paart 2onb".
8aa Seien til SIottet, bpor Hooie.
belt meo Samilie | Song @uitafs
5rapGr | Spofranfrig err aronprin-
len og &ronpriniesiens BiGiter, fore.
toges en- aisretiir gienncm 9pens
Sooeogaoer, Der preoe al b%urroraa.
benoe Ienneifer.
Wange al De pIanIagte S~eItliabe-
Der paa Slottet mlaa, / InIeonino
Song gomaros 9so, itrrft bearen.
Ies, eaer muIisens belt fIsifes.
Wr. Gooiepelt bleo bpbt rpitet al
efterretningen ON Song goporos
800, og en- at bans ferite Sunbliu.
ger bar at ienbe 9ronning aleranora
ct 9ohoolencetelegram.
&ooiepelt % SamiIie tilbraate
9agen | forbplospis go / aronprin.
lens % 3ronpriniesiens SeIifob. On
aftenen bar Sberiten sGresgipit beo
en- at gpens goreere arrangeret Set.
miooag, bpori beItog ca. 400 Gamer
og Serrer fra oIle Ganter al 2onbet,
cg al bpiIfe mango bapoe reiIt Sun.
oreoer at Mil.
Ealen for @resgipiten boIotes /
i9roeles ~anilaaenbe llbtrpf af Stats.
mtnllter 2inoman % b~elpareoes paa
Itaaenoe SOB at Go~oiepelt, Der 81. a.
fom mo paa lit gnblinsstbema ON
&ocemoro, ct Sbema iom ogioa for.
tioen er ct br9noenbe Sperqsmaal
/ Sperige. Sans fraftiee llotoIeIier
ON Hacemoroets Observation-Disclosures
% | 6aper at itore Ssrneiloffe bilites
meo greoepenoe IppIals.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-10

EMBED A. sIoONp CLASS MATTER JUNE 18th 1908
ITasHE TosT oFFlcE AT DEBORAH. IOWA. UNDER THE
AGA CT CoNeKIss OF MARCH Sd 1851.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-01-05
SOUTH BLUEHlIL.

Miss Linda Candage has returned tc
Somerville, Mas.
Mrs.. Charles Ferrin has gone to Boston
to visit her children.
Brooks Gray and wife, Of Bluehill Falls
spent New Years day with Cecil Gray and
wife.
Avery Anderson and wife, Of North
6edgwick, spent New Years day with
HOLLIS Eaton and wife.
There was . pleasant family gathering Al
the home Of George Bickford and wife
Dec. 81, in honor Of their daughter vera'a
eleventh birthday.
Wallace Hincklsy and bride, who were
married Dec. "a, visited friends here few
days last week. They will leave for theiI
home in Vancouver this week. Mrs
Hincklsy was Miss Clara Cole, OF Geaville
who i we'll known here. Congratula-
tions are extended.
Jan. 3. q.
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His Head For Trises.

They were sitting IN the cleaning.
planning the home to beat least. she
was planning. George merely listen
ed, pondered. listened and sighed.
And we'll have one OF thuse lovely
velvety Turkey carpets for the dining
room. George!' she cooed.
''Oh. my pet" he lifted, what a
trouble the crumbs and cigarette ashes
would be on a Turkey carpet. |
can't bear the thought Of my sweet
heart brushing and brushing. and
making those dear. sweet little hands
rough like the hands Of any common
housemaid.'
what a head you have for trifies.
dear" she lowed softly.
Tell You what we'll do, deary'
cacklpd George Wen toss for It.
Tails for the Turkey carpet, heads for
linoleumv'
Clink. And the linoleum had It.
.sHow lucky murmured George a.
he picked up the double headed pen.
ny. How lucky it Ii to have head
for trines-two heads, In factr'-Lon-
don Tit Bits.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-01-05

Much sympathy u felt for the relatives
Of Mn. Caroline n. Rice, who passed away,
after long and painful illness, ct her
home ct Sutton last Tuesday. Mrs. Rice
lived ON this island In her young days,
moving 70 Sutton about forty years ago,
where she brought mp large family
Of children, six Of whom survive her.
She bad seem much sorrow, having lost
five children, and her husband, who
dropped dead twenty-one years ago. She
lived TO the age Of eighty-oue years
and nins months, and had wonderful eyre
sight and hearing.
Mrs. Rice had been tenderly cared for
the last fifteen months ct the homo Of her
oldest son, Wtlbsrt Rice, and his NO Hers
devoted wife. One Of her daughters was
with her during her illnass. Three months
ago she was taken III Of Bright's disease,
and with her noble Christian spirit bore
her suferinRs with great fortitude. She
lee yes four sons and two daughters, be-
sides hosts OF friends, to mourn her loss.
Funeral services were bald hero ct the
church Sunday forenoon, Rev. A. p. Mac
Donald ofiiciating. Tho flowers were pro-
fuse and beautiful.
Jan. 3. ROONEY.
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Mill.
BLuEHILL.

Mrs. Willis Osgood, who has been quite
III, is now improving.
Willis H. Osgood, whose ready and
efficient help is kindly and courteously
given in the various gatherings and
services connected with the work Of the
Baptist church, was made the recipient
of gift of money in recognition Of his
willing helpfulness. This token OF e.
TEEN from his friends ID gratefully appre-
ciated by Mr.. Osgo Cd.
The remains Of DR.. Frederick A. Merrill
were brought here from Dorchester, Mass. :,
Jan. 8. DR.. Merrill's wife was formerly
Miss Lizzie Ober, Of this place. For years
the family has occupied the old colonial
cottage on South street, owned By Mrs.
Merrill's sister, Mrs. ". p. Kline, OF Cleve-
land, as their summer home. Miss May
Ober accompanied the remains Of DR.. Mer-
rill here, % his wife ID also III Of pneu-
mouia. Besides his wife he leaves two
daughters Edith and Ruth, and one SON
Arnold. The elder daughter il now Mrs.
Maxon. The family have much sympathy
from many friends.
Jan. 4. n.
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MT. DESERT.

Ice has closed the harbor to shipping.
Schools are open, after the holiday re-
Cess.
Austin Richardson has moved his family
to North Jay.
The oflcsrs Of the Eastern Star viii b
installed tonight.
james Allen and ABB J. somes have No
turned to Bowdoin.
Pearl Bordeaux and Walter Allen have
returned to Kent's Hill.
Levi Ellis, . nstive Of Stockton, who for
several years had lived here with his
daughter, Mrs. william Ward, died sud-
denly saturday, Of apoplexy. he was al
mcsa eighty-dve Year, Of age, and until .
few days before his death, was hale and
hearty. He was kindly man, and had
made many friends here.
Jan. 4. J., C.
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.N)UNTY NEWS.


Mrs. G. G. Cousins hes goas TO Portland
for the winter.
J. @. Harmon and family are spending
the holidays in Boston.
Schooner Aethesbec u loading STONE at
the Benvenue Granits CO. Tor New York.
Owen Staples, Who has bssn guest Ct
W. y. Thurlow's, hes returned TO Castine.
Announcements are out for the wedding
Of Capt. Biilirgs Dow and Miss Alta
0reenlaw.
Ralph Thurlow, after two weeks' visit
with his parents, has returned TO Boston
university.
Mrs. James g. Thuriow, Of Psquoit,
Mimi, il Waiting her parents, r. NJ.
Trundy and wife.
Henry c. Smith and wife have gone to
New London, Conn, to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Bert Bray.
Schooner Annie Ainslee and Lucy e.
Friend are loading granite ct the Crotch
island quarries for Now York.
Rockland Rshekah lodge and Joshua
Davis lodge, /. o. o. f., will hold joint
installation early in January.
The Rockland basket ball team came
Wednesday evening to play the Stoning-
tons, winning by score Of 20-9.
During the heavy storm Of Saturday
nigh, the tug Betsy Ross caught fire. A
good part OF the woodwork ana the pilot
house were destroyed. She is being
patched up so she can be taken to Rock
land for repairs. One Of the quarry scows
near BY her was also burned. The cause
Of the fire ID unknown.
Capt samuel Gloss left Wednesday for
Vineyard Haven to look after his
schooner, the Maude sewart, that 10
waterlogged near West Chop. She 10
loaded with coal for Provincetown. This
Is the second vessel Capt. 0oss has had
wrecked within few weeks, the other
being the Eugene Borda. There was NO
insurance on either weasel.
Jan. 8. Mill.
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EAST SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Charles Doyle Il homo from Har-
rington.
Mrs. Dallas Hanna 10 visiting her home
in Grand Manan, N. B.
The Christmas tree and sociabls ct the
hall Friday evening was largely attended
and greatly enjoyed.
Rev. Mr.. Purdy invited the grange to
BE- present in body Sunday morning,
which made surprisingly large congre-
cation.
Capt. o. P. Bragdon and wife entertained
ON Christmas day. The party numbered
fifteen, and was jolly combination Of
children and grandchildren who brought
well-flled baskets to make one more
bright Christmas day at the old homo.
james A. Durney and daughter, Miss
Natalie, have been in town the past week
before leaving Bar Harbor for their home
in California. They win make several
stops ON the way, including visit to
Washington, D. G.
Jan. 4. H.
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CRANBERRY sLm.

DR.. 8. 8. Wakefield has been in town the
past week, returning TO Rockiand Mon
day.
Wedding cards were rsceivsd here
Saturday announcing the marriage OF
levin Stanley, Of this placs, and Aiss
Leah Sawyer, Of Bear island. All wish
them prosperous and happy married
life. They will reside with the brides
father on Bear island for the present.
Charles Stanley, Of this placs, and Miss
Eliza Stanley, OF Ottsr Crock, wsrs mar
ried In the church ct Otter Creek New
Year's eve, returning home saturday. A
reception was held ct the home Of Mr.
SANKEY'S parents saturday evening, and
the bride was warmly Welcomed. They
will 60 to housekeeping In thsir now hons
- soon - It Il ready for occupancy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-01-05
COUNTY NEWS.
BUCKspoRT.

BUCK8POKT.
The week Of prayer viii Be- observed By
union services in the two churches.
Mrs. J. w. Tripp with little son, o.
Clinton, Il visiting her mother, Mn. r.
B. Stover.
Miss Abbis Rsed u home from tn
Dssconess training school, Boston, foz
the holidays.
OF. Fellows and wits, Of bangor, wsrs
guests Of J. K Emsry and wife for few
days last week.
Miss Marian Slower left Monday even
ing ON her return 70 Warrington after
spending the holidays with her parents,
r. B. Slower and wits.
The many friends Of Howard Dorr, Of
North Penobscot, sympathiss with him
in the death of his wis, which occurred
At the home OF her daughter, Mr.. r. a.
Croxford, In Brewer, Jan. 2.
At the last meeting Of Riverview Re-
bekah lodge the following Officers were
elected: n. G., Jennie whitmors; v. G.,
Evelyn Page; secretary, Marian Lace;
treasurer, Elizabeth Snowman; trustees,
Burke Leach, Ethel Towle, Josephins
Pierce.
A telegram was received here Saturday
announcing the death OF William NJ. Ross,
Of Seattle, WASH, where he had resided for
some thirty years. Mr.. Ross was formerly
. resident OF Bucksport, the only son Of
the late william and Hannah Ross. He
wss wheelwright by trade. Mr.. Ross
was sixty-one years old. He leaves .
widow and two sons.
The annual reception Of the October
club was held in the Elm street church
vestry Friday evening, Dec. 81, and was .
delightful social event. Readings by Miss
Maude Andrews, Of Augusta, and solos by
Miss Emily Merrill. OF Brewer. were
greatly enjoyed. The officers OF the Oc-
tober club are Mrs. Frances G. Homer,
president; Miss Jennie Homer, vice. presi-
dent; Mrs.. Evelina Brsedon, secretary;
Mrs. Helen White, treasurer.
The vesper service 1t tho franklin street
church, which was postponed owing to
the severe storm Of Dec. %, was given
Sunday evening, Jan. 2. 1t was adapted
from the old German custom Of observing
the twenty-seven days Of advent BY the
lighting Of . candle and repeating =
prophecy Of the coming Of Christ on each
OF the twenty-seven days preceding His
birth. The twenty-seven days were rep
resented by twenty-seven young ladies,
who marched In aingiuR after lfrhf.
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4bbnttsunsu1s. !.
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The MOTHERS pRoBlkW


OF nsisias ssrssss usaasAy GsrIA
A serious problem which presents IT,
self TO every mother with girls to raise,
In these days. The exigencios a. achool
life, the hurry and routine - everyday
duties, the artificial envixonment ~
modern civilization, make - more
diflcult TO raise strong, healthy girls
than ever In the history q the world.
Bovs raise themselves. Cive them
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Gentlemen" said Frederick the
Great. Il am entirely dissa tisf,ed with
the cavalry. The regiments are com
pletely ont Of hand; there ID no &C.
curacy, no order; the men ride like
tailors. l beg that this may not occur
again and that each Of you will pay
more attention to his duty. but know
how things 60 on. You think am not
up to your lodges. t1t know them all
and will recapitulate them.
When the season for riding drill
comes on the captain sends for the
sergeant major and says: I have an
appointment this morning at -. Tell
the first lieutenant to take the rides
So the sergeant major goes to the
senior subaitern and gives him the
message. and the latter says: What!
The captain viii be awayf Then am
on hunting. Tell the second lieutenant
to take the men, And the second lieu
tenant. who Is probably still in bed.
says: What. both Of them away? Then
l will stay where l am. l was up till
3 this morning at dance. Tell the
cornet ! am III and he must take the
rides Finally the cornet remarks:
Look here, sergeant major. what Is
the good of my standing out there in
the cold? You know all about 1t much
better than lido. You 60 and take
them. And so it goes. and what must
be the end Of 1t all? What can l hope
to do with such cavalry before the
enemy History Of Frederick the
Great"
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Washington, and occupied the line Of
posts from Fort Washington, on the Po-
tomac, 70 Fort Malone, on Anticosti,
distance OF about fifteen miles, remaining
there doing garrison duty until septem-
Der, 1856, when he was mustered oct Of
service and returned to Maine.
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