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UNIVERSITY HOME COMING
Plans to Bring Back 10000 ex-
students Renewal Days Of
"AuId Lang Syne"

Georgetown, Texas, March 30.
Three years ago at the first
Home Coming of Southwestern
University second was plan
ned for five years thence; but
changed conditions have made
imperious an immediate Home
Coming, the date being Friday
April 10.
At meeting Of representa-
tive ex-students of Southwestern
the following "call' was issued:
Not for what you are, nor
with any design on what you
are supposed to have. but SIM
ply for what you used to be
Oh verdaney and freshness, r. we
want you to gather with the old
bunch and play ball" once
more on the old grounds. They
are coming from all over the
State. Won't you meet them?
There will be special rates and
special sleepers on all roads.
The informal program will be
just a great love feast, no talks
on money or politics, a base ball
game with the University of
Texas, barbecue. midnight goat
rulings. and all things in re-
memberance of the past.
Write us please that you are
coming. Write us anyhow,
sending the names and adj
dresses OF ten or more ex-stu-
dents. Write to your roommate
and to those of the old bunch
you want 10 meet. II you dc
not know where they are, send
to US for addresses.
Friends Of the institution are
also invited TO be present.
Yours for the old bunch.
r. NJ. McCULLocH, Chairman.
( Waco.
C. A. NICHOLS. Treasurer.
Georgetown.
"A. X. RAcsDALE, Secretary,
San Antonio.
Address Communications to
Allen X. Ragdale. Secretary
Home Coming Committee,
Georgetown, or j. Frank Dobie.
Secretary Ex-students, Associa-
ton. Georgetown.
-
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kses Mary Dixon and Ruth
ION, are visiting in Lub-
this week, from Plains.
are the guests of Mr..
Mrs J. r. King Of this
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b. F. Smith and son. We're Wis
itors to the Avalanche Office
Monday. Mr.. Smith says the
deal to sell his place has not been
definitely closed. but he ex-
poets that il will. He is unde-
cided Just what he will do should
he sell out, but will probably
move to town Tor awhile.
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n't fail to hG Mr.. Harry
on in leading part of Joe
an with Zilers Ten nights
Bar RoA under Canvas at
Ock Monday 9Th. 39-lt
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Ay0T0 81 O<S0H g. Selr~y-HSr -
tiful home on East South Temple

tiful home on East South Temple
street
Mrs. Lewis SowlcS. accompanied by
early in the week to spend the holidays
WITH the Halloran family.
~.
MISS Ii LMclie sMor9i9gstar has gone
part of Massachusetts to spend the ho!.
idays.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Z. Jennings ex-
to spend some time in southern Califof.
mia. They will ship their car TO tour
the state.
Mrs. W, W. Chisholm has left for u
stay Of several months in southern Cal,
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Personals

Miss Ida Hanauer returned the early
part Of the week from stay OF some
time in the cast, bringing with her ht'
tie Elizabeth Cue, who is to spend the
holidays with her uncle aud aunt, w.
II. Shcarman and Miss Edith Shear,
man. Later she will go TO Portland
with Mr.. aud Mrs. Alma D. katz. who
are coming down for visit, and VII
spend the remainder Of the winter with
them there.
Mrs. Charles w. Whitley has gwen
up tho plan OF going TO Portland for
the holidays and will remain here TIL
the spring time, when she will take a
cottage at the seashore, near Port
land, for the summer months. Mean
time her father, Timothy Kinney. will
be here TO spend the holidays with the
Whitley family,
Mrs. Elwood Grown, who has spent
the past few days here visiting MI
and Mrs. Jack Roe at their home on l.
street, left yesterday with her little
daughter and son, Virginia aud Elwood,
Jr., for the home Of her parents in Chi
cago. Mrs. Brown arrived from Manila
last week and came directly here fron
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p San Francisco. Mr. Brown will join
s them later in Chicago

San Francisco. Mr.. Brown will join
thom later IN Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs, j. A. Steiner, parents
OF George Steiner, and their two daugh.
ters, Miss Helen Steiner and Mrs. vii
liam Matthews OF Des Moiues, Iowa,
are here to spend the holidays with the
Steiner family. Miss Helen Steiner
was guest at the Steiner nome a year
among the young people
Mrs. Fred a. Hale left for the east,
where she will joiu a party of her
four brothers TO hold a family re.
union in Rochester, y. Y. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred a. Hale, Jr., will be with
Mr.. Hale for the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton r. Chcesman,
who were with Mrs. NJ. j. CheeSman in
New York for few weeks. are back,
and arc visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. II
c. Edwards for a short time,
Miss Frances McChrystal left yester-
day for her home in Eureka, having
spent the past few days in town visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fred Wcy.
Lieutenant John r. Hess, dental sur.
geon Of Fort Douglas, has returned
from trip TO several of the western
posts aud is spending a ten days leave
at home.
Parker Monroe is home from a sur.
veying trip TO spend the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Howard McMa'
hon, while Miss Helen Monroe has gone
TO Denver TO be With her mother for
ten days or so.
Mrs. Ezra Thompson and her two
younger sons are home from the coast
10 spend Christmas here with the
Thompson family
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Young are here
from their fruit ranch at Syracuse and
are guests during their stay in the
city Of Mrs, Il. Bounemort at her beau
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W. Hitler, S26 Jefferson avenue, Bishop
Mcmillan officiating. The wedding w2s
quiet home affair, witnessed by only
the closest friends. Tho bride wore a
gown Of white satin. The young people
will make their home here.
The marriage Of Miss Winnie Schrack
and l.. b. Wight of Park City will
take place Christmas morning. The
engagement was announced some weeks
ago and tho young people have been
receiving much social attention sln*e
then Miss Nellie Henderson and Miss
Lola Scovlle entertained n party ot
girl friends al the Colonial TUESDAY
evening with supper following Iol
Miss Schrack, and Herbert Barton gave
a dinner for the bride and bridegroom
during the week.
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and their interesting little ones over
the holidays.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Richard Savage are
down from their ranch in Wyoming aud
the family viii spend the holidays here.
+ Miss Bella Blyth is here from Evan
ston visiting DR.. and Mrs, Jack Keith
over the holidays,
Will and Vcrnie Johnson and Dell
Carter have gone 10 California to speud
the wiutcr. Bert Johnson is a Salt Lake
visitor this week,
Mrs. Alexander {. Ewing is back
from visit Of two months with friends
and relatives In Chicago and Ken
tucky, and Dir, and Mrs. Ewing are
at home III ibc. BranSford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Simpson
are receiving the congratulations of
their many friends. over the arrival of
a little daughter who came to them
Friday
Miss Florence cooke is home for the
holidays, after spending two months on
the coast
Capt j. l.. Dodge. who has been
visiting Capt. Morton F. Smith for the
past two days. left yesterday for San
Francisco.
Mrs. G. p Uarvielle aud daughter,
Isabella will spend the three weeks
vacation in Tintic with their father
and brother
DR.. and Mrs. George Schramm and
their two smaller children have gone
to California TO spend the next fort
night. They win be in San Francisco
and in Los Angeles
Miss Maud Seaman, cousin Of Capt
4. 0. Seaman Of Fort Douglas, arrived
Friday night from Denver to visit the
seamans for fortnight.
Harold orlob and his sister, Mrs
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and
|lgagementS

,s,.u a Mrs. Tony jacobson have an.
~ ,ue engagement of their daugb-
fissee TO Curtyu F. Parr the
|obsou ~ take place January IL, Miss
h fo,s. ~ an accomplished Young pirl
h No.en years ago was graduated
e Dame iu Indiana.
|ueed dgd ~, Mrs. Johu Ashby have an.
Veis wy engagement of their dauqh.
b date oeatflce, to Alfred White
.but !. VI i6e weddi has moi been
|1ear I NM, HtIl take place some lime in
|,ria,So lara ~ L. Finch announces the
HaSsuoo u n her daughter. IVY. 10 Rich.
"a T;Igi g Of Portland. Or. The mar.
'As year s take place about the first
'ns sns smnssfrT,,aae Of Miss Lucille NJ
dpcsSlsur Harry j. Hitler took place
@ event at the home Of 7
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Derland, VINO was Miss Dagmar Orlob.
will be bero TUESDAY from New York
to spend the holidays with their par
euts,
j. Asher Cowau is nere from British
Columbia TO spend tho holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Cowau.
Miss Helen s. Ben6eld left yesterday
for Austin, Mimi. TO spend the boli.
days with her parents.
Mrs. George A: Snow has gone 70
Chicago TO be with her son, Russell,
who is there for the holiday season
Miss Grace L. Frost and Miss Gil.
more left yesterday for Santa Barbara
for lhe fortnight coming, where they
vii be at the Upbam.
TIE Misses Nellie and Carrie Calvin
leave today for San Francisco 10 be
home for the Christmas festivities
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall, vino are
/ here from, Washington, u. c., have
taken apartments at the Bransford.
where they are at home during their
stay; Mr.. Hall is in the attorney gen.
erals department.
Miss Josephine Campbell who has
spent the past three months here. left
yesterday for her home in San Diego,
to bo there for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. M Pharis left on
Friday for Syracuse, to suend the holi-
days with the Phsris family.
Mrs, William H. Nuttipg and her
small son, William, have gone 10 Mon
tana to Join Mr.. Cutting, who is there
on business.
Mr., and Mrs Richard p. Morris
have returned from short stay iu
California
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hansen leave
for Los Anneles Monday, spending a
few days in Sau Francisco
Mrs. G. II. Roberts is here from Den.
yer to spend the HOLIDAYS with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. NJ. B. Sowles.
Mr.. and Mrs William Edwards will
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Deep.seated coughs that resist ordin.
airy remedies require both external and
internal treatment. If YOU buy dol.
lar bottle Of BALLARD IS HORE-
HOUND SYRUP vow Get the two rene
dies you need for the price OF one.
There is a HERRTCK S RED PEPPER
POROUS PLASTER Tor The chest, free
With each bottle. Sold by Sehramm'
Johnson drugs. . good stores.
Internationally
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For Xmas--a box OF Cranes fine
writing paper. Shields Stationery Co,
3S West Second South street.
(Advertisemept.)
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Useful present for afflicted frieuds
the Vibrator. Greatly reduced price
Halliday Drug advertisement.
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Cranes exquisite writing papers, all
colors. Shields Stationery Co, 3s West
Second South street.
Advertisement
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Society people have had little time
this last week TO devote to entertain
ing--Tmas is 80 near, aud most of their
time has been given 10 the selection
Of suitable gifts for their dearest ones.
Everyone knows that at Gardner *
Adanls's store there are more things
for men and boys than at any other
store IN the city. II you are IN doubt
few minutes inspection. of their e1-
tensive displays will enlighten you.
You must hurry; there are only two
days left, advertisement
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! -.,,.rod from Preceding Page,)

a. visiting Lieutenant and Mrs
~ aver the holidays. Mrs. Hill
a guest 81 number of de-
~, affairs since her coming and
made friends among tue towns
~, Apotbcr guest at the military
;, Miss Helen Johnson, of Viii
,,o,. DEL. WHO is. visiting Captain
v,,. 4. ". Foreman, Mrs. John
sas returned from a visit TO
IA tesyeuvortd and is once more at
~, II ibe post. Miss Elizabeth
.,,rrOOd. who was visitor there for
r,r DAYS on her first arrival from
,r,uesv, vii be down today from
,,,0 and will spend the Christmas
.sdpy. with her brother, Lieutenant
.asrrodi.
s usual, Sunday afternoon and
evening are TO be filled With So
h sifpirs, for the custom of having
.i,,ds in on tha: day is steadily grow
1, 4, popularity. This afternoon Miss
IN Levi and Miss Dorothy Ingram
nj s1iefisin at tea ~ the late hours
4, Nis Russell, sister OF Mrs. Charles
<.;mutop, who is here from Ann Arbor.
=, affair will be OF the Christmas
|;si With all The Christmas dccora.
|.,s Mrs. Henry Simpson and Mrs,
b II. Pesle will assist the young host
Il. by pouring tea and coffee, and
mig will be Miss Ruth Cowie, Miss
|sylIis Lnasn, Miss Elms Darling and
be- Marian Mcintyre.
II
A IL ihe little ones of Fort Douglas
IA aud the children Of the civilians
rpreeted with the post in any way,
lrbcring nearly ninety, viii have
zGr annual Christmas entertainment
d big Christmas tree OIL Tuesday af.
moon in the post hop room. Chaplain
|to.e, WHO has the matter in charge.
beng assisted BY the ladies of the
b and they are providing gay time
h 'lbe children. There will be a spe-
il Christmas programme, after which
|nia Claus will be there to distribute
y presents from the tree. Later the
Ne guests will have some daucing
q supper.
according TO army custom, the off
nand ladies OF the post viii meet at
\ officers club Christmas day at
'sa TO exterd good wishes and cx.
prae tue greetings Of the season.
fsr there will he numerous dinners
FlsHies Of friends. some Of them be.
"a inc family order
'nt. Week ls TO DC filled with fam,
ny dluneis mostly, although at.
4 srd society will be busy with a.
pos Of dancing affairs. A groat
ny :rends VIII 90 to Ogden Oh Fri
z evening TO attend the dancing
rs 10 be gwen that evening by Mr..
Ia.
4 MIS- Harold j. Peery, and several
y spead the week end there. The
~ sfeiine the men Of the Univer.
\ cub will give their annual Yule-
! dance, ard the Young men Of the
lSoi club will have similar affair
ne Hotel Utah.
v@LAND HALL teachers and pu.
Hs have scattered somewhat
lae christmas holidays. Miss Crs-
As'ing poue TO visit sister IN
~, ais' Carleton TO visit Miss
Bradley in Sacramento aud Mrs,
1PI0n to be with friends in Park
4 Az the pupils except a few,
Aoa'ss are 200 far awsv for con.
.S' Mavei, are gone, but Miss Col
:. "''' entertain the usual circle Of
'tcesday. 80
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The Modern ORCHESTRA.
Music for all occasions. Phouc Hy-
land 1342-J. advertisement. }
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Miss Helen S. Ben6eld left yesterday
for Austin. MIMI, TO spend the holi.
days with her parents
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Mrg. George A. Snow has gone 70
Chicago TO be with her son, Russell,
who is there for the holiday season,
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NJ. and Mrs. John Noyce entertained
the. Friday Night Twelve at their home.
1868 lola avenue, Friday night Al .. The
rooms were decorated in Christmas style
The prize was awarded to Mrs WitzeL
Those. present were MIR. and Mrs. A w
Witze!. Mr.. and Mrs A Plath, Mr. and
Mrc. y. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs: u
shelmardire, Mrs. Hicks Mrs Wnson.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Gemmel.
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Mr.. and Mrs Richard r. Morris
have returned from short stay ia
California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Hansen leav.
for Los Anoeles Monday, spending /;
few days in Sau Francisco.
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Derland VINO was Miss Dagmar Orlob,
will be bero TUESDAY from New York
to spend the holidays with their par.
euts,
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J. Asher Cowau is nere from British
Columbia TO spend tho holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Cowan
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Mrs. William II. Nuttipg and her
small son, William, have gone 10 Mon
tana to Join Mr. Cutting, who is there
on business
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spend Christmas with their son
and daughter, w. J, Edwards aud Mrs.
W. W Daley, at Rawlins, Wyo-

The E. /. F. and f. will give Christ
mas tree party at Ea giles hall Decembe:
Is IT y. ~. All families OF the order are
invited IS be present
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Mrs, G. II, Roberts is here from Den.
yer to spend the HOLIDAYS with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, B. Sowles.
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Miss Grace e. Frost and Miss Gil.
more left yesterday for Santa Barbara
for The fortnight coming, where they
will be at the Upbam.
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Mr. and Mrs. l., M Pharis left on
Friday for Syracuse, to suend the holi-
days with the Pharis family.
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Miss Josephine Campbell wbo has
spent the past three months here. left
yesterday for her home in San Diego,
TO BIO there for Christmas.
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TIE Misses Nellie and Carrie Calvin
leave today for San Francisco TO be
home for the Christmas festivities.
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Mrs G., r. Uarviellc aud daughter,
Isabella, will spend the three weeks '
vacation in Tintic with heir father
and brother.
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ssRYH BEASlAGTGe

Miss Cora Reynolds is quite Ill at
her home in Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. Mary J. Allen of Bennington
called on friends in town today.
Edward Knapp who has been quite
i'll for some time is gaining slowly.
Miss Katherine Keefe spent Sun
day with her parents in Walloomsac.
The Evening Star club will meet
this evening with Miss Louise Will
son.
Miss Roxa White attended the fun.
eral OF her cousin in Williamstown
Sunday.
Miss Maude Kennon OF Bennington
has accepted position with the L.
u. Waist Co.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will meet with Mrs
Harry Armstrong Thursday after
noon. Supper will be served.
There will be a social dance at
Bank hall, North Bennington, Friday
evening, January 26 for the benefit OF
the North Bennington band. Music
by Frazier's orchestra. Dancing
from 9 until 2.
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Served Him Riaht.

"You must have called me late this
morning, Sylyena. 1t was IL o'clock
when | reached the office. And had
an important appointment for 10
o'clock too"
"Why, called you at 1880, John"
WAS the clock right?"
YES set 1t last night when you
came home. You remember l called
downstairs when you came in and ask
ed you what time it was and you said
1890. The clock in my room said
1:45, so turned it back to agree with
your watch, and, of course, l called
you by the correct time this morning"
Buffalo Express.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
szxr o. the Town and dIIEse Told BriGfs
0g eaBs Readers.

oW g1zlS keaderH-
Born, son. to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Breidenbach.
There will be a special meeting Of
the Knights Of Columbus this even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Utley Of Manches-
ter, former residents spent Monday
in the village.
Division T OF the Second Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. e.
E. Hart Wednesday afternoon at $50.
Mrs. F. B. Carver has issued invit.
atoms for luncheon to be followed
by cards on the afternoon of January
20.
Hiland Mathers has accepted a
position in the II. e. Bradford Cos
factory as night boss. The position
was formerly held by Phineas Gay.
Peter Couture, marine on the
battleship Connection" Who'll has been
visiting in town left today for Brook
Ign, his furlough having expired.
"The Men and Religion Movement"
will be the subject of talk to be
given by Rev. w. f. Meyer at the
Baptist church this evening. All
men are invited.
Charles Green returned Monday
afternoon from East Wallingford
where he was called by the illness
Of his mother-in-law. Mrs. Green
will remain there few days longer
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay II. Loomis who
have been visiting friends in Niagara
Falls have returned home. Mrs. Loo
mis- who has since been quite i'll is
now able to be out again.
In the list of pupils of the high
school excused from mid-year exam
nations because of high marks the
name of Miss Minnie Levin should
have been given instead of Morris
Levin.
The china and house furnishing
goods store, which has been conduct
ed by Harry Reese at 431 Main street
has been closed for inventory, 1t is
Mr.. Reese's intention to arrange a
settlement with his creditors and
close out the business.
The local bowlers who will com
pete with the Williamstown team TO
night on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys are as
follows Wills T. White, Capt.
Charles Dean, Albert Schwartz, l.. r
Percy. VIM. Sears. Visitors are al
ways welcome to these games which
begin at o'clock,
Work was resumed Monday on thu
cement roof being placed on The
large summer residence being bull
by Edward II. Everett near the foo
of Mount Anthony. The recent colC
snap caused a cessation of worl
when the roof was nearly finished
The temporary steam-heating appara
tus being installed in order to warn
the building while the interior finisl
is being put in. will be completed II
couple OF days. A large force o
carpenters will then be put to worl
in order that the structure may b.
ready for occupancy during the com
ing season.
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SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE
SAVE ORPHANS lice
In Signed Statement They Tell How
His Hopeless Case Was Cured by
Father Johns Medicine.

little boy, with the wonderful result
that after one month and half with
this treatment he was improved so
much in strength and size that one
could hardly believe it was the same
boy that was seen short time be-
fore in such a bad condition. He is
now going to school and partaking
in all the pastimes that he never be-
fore was able to do.
1t is therefore with the greatest
pleasure and satisfaction the Sisters
recommend Father Johns Medicine.
(Signed)
THE SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE,
Hospice Auclair, Montreal. Canada.
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Among the children under our care
was poor orphan boy, eight years
old, poorly nourished and suffering
difficulty in breathing, cough. diarr-
hoea, Indigestion and vomiting The
Sisters who had him in charge con-
suited three different doctors, and
they all pronounced the case hope
less, saying that the good care he
enjoyed was all the help he could
have, and 1t was useless to submit
him to any new treatment.
When a Sister received from
friend a present of bottle of Father
Johns Medicine, she Immediately
started to give the medicine to the
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To Soften Hard Water.

II Is a mistake TO attempt TO wash
In hard water, but II II Is impossible to
secure soft water add teaspoonful OF
ammonia or one OF powdered borax to
each pailful OF hard water Never at
tempt TO wash soiled clothes in tepid
or cool water Have Il hot and have
II soft. then you will experience no diff.
flculty IN removing the most obstinate
spots.
China and glassware must be wash
ed In hot, soft. soapy water and rinsed
in clear hot water TO obtain good re-
suits.
Follow the same instruction for sill
yer. which should be dipped quickly
into hot water after Il has been wash.
ed and dried with a soft linen cloth
Immediately.
II borax or ammonia Is not handy
shave up a good white soap, dissolve
Il IN boiling water and add n sufficient
quantity 20 soften the hard water you
wish 90 use.