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lay sonca to 1
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fhtinltcil tlio Lord
for UU tho von
drotui bleu sin's
nd the Jos s tlitso
flays afford,
iNd'hrrii t Km asln this year, prepared to do
in? part
AtYonuorlh of tbnnlti dovout, most humbly
from tlio lit-ui-t.
For nil tho Rood ahlngi 1 lmo trot from this
ilicra stitrwi life.
Although,! ov 1'vo seed of Into a mighty lot
of trifo.
" I prnm iroril 1nil nn nm ilifla VMP! ttiv .Tnr
oyvconi shb'g dcntli
Nd,! for hlxtoou mortal ttxohi lay eroanln' on
.ny.bed
With Atoiimntlz: 'nd orach y! Geol It wasn't
nny fun,
Ii tell i'a Then my ltttlo mnrc tho speedy
son el ono
Isot 16 much storoon ot.o day sho shied 'nd
rilhttMny.r
'Nd h)mcd 1-ei'elf for lire, 'nd smashed to
smUhcr(j( ns tho slny.
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sho eloped thp
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ihen my darter Susan,
rouriho Juno
With that yoiinir Silas Tompkins,
worthless sort 0' 'cooil.'
Hd never earned an honest cont, 'nd, far ns I
can sli;, ,
Aln'tnetor likely to begin, Tho couplo Uvea
I7lth me.
'Nd wife's gouo hind o' nighty, too It was In
deed a sin
For mo to pi il Tor rags' tl.o sock sho licp' her
STyin's In '
wotittl give the poor unfortunates for
Nat's, sake.
Father pray wouldn't trust a latter,
but wont to the city litmsolf tho noxt
day ami had n tnlk with tho good mis
slonnry.'who hnuw just tvhora to And
tho (fm'sts ho wanted mid promised
they should be there Die night before,
by the six o'clock train.
"Now, remember, 1 don't care how
poor and rnfrped they are, but they
tnUnt bo tho ones thnt never have good
times, afflicted ones, you l.now, only I
hope they enn all cat well.'
The next day was a brsy one, but at
six o'clock Father Griiy was at tho sta
tion, a milo away, with a long "barKC,"
on runners, borrowed for the occasion.
Tho train was on time, and his old
heart fravo a great bound, and sbnic
tthlnff choked him, for tho very first ono
to appear was a pale, slender llttlo fel
low on crutches. Hut thoro was nn
enffer crowd behind him, nnd Father
Grny helped them out ono after an
other, with hearty greetings, and such
a jolly twinkle In his oyo that after tho
first anxious look at him every boy folt
suro it was all right, though ns yet a
most unaccountable fairy-talc sort of
business. It did not tnko many min
utes to got them snugly fixed for the
ride, Uiough thcro was not a sound ono
among them.
When tho prancing horscsjdnshed off,
and tho bolls jingled, it was too much
for them, nnd a gencr..! lnrst of delight
escaped tucm. A short, blissful rido
brought them to the open door of the
farmhouse, nnd there stood tho dear
little house-mother, smiling, nnd cry
ing, and kissing every little lad tho mo
ment he reached the gtound. After
they got fairly into tho honso so sho
could see them, thcro wns danger of a
faorious flood of tears, for, indeed, it
was a pitiful sight There wero poor
(r
splto of all
time
'Nd Jet, jou know, 11m thankful,
my beastly luck,
Hcc.iuso 1 don't qet flabbergasted ev'ry
1 m struck.
I know, thorn's lean 'nd fat for all, 'nd I've Just
Vi fu ,1 had my lean,
vt jM SNdjow 11 jatcy sltco of fut '11 como my way, I
hv :&?""''' .... cn: .
'Ndctcn if It doesn't come, you 11 hoar my
thankful roar
1 uecauso mis uog-goneu joar just past 's dc
j' , i hfnd me not before.
J jr ' llaipor's Magazine.
r COME, BLESS THE LORD.
Como blc3s tho Lord Who Is foreer blessing,
Whoso streams of lovo and mercy ceaseless
now,
Come, pralso His name, with joyful hearts con
fessing Tho debt of gratliude to Him wo owe
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At His command, of His good-will and pleasure,
(Uecauso His constant caro Is ovor all,
Tho wido parlh yields tho husbandman it3
treasure
And plenty reigns in storehouse and In stalL
Woll hath Hlskno for all our wants provided.
Each day has, proved a messengor of good;
Through flcldfi of plenty Ho our way hath
guided,
His hand hath found us shelter, raiment, food.
God's lovo was still our lot t en when in blind
ness , Wo.gaw not how tho clouds that crossod our
"track
Mantled sweet tokens of His loving-kindness,
That shine forth brightly ns our hearts look
' back.
HobortM. Offord, inN. Y. Observer.
brought on to graco this fedst, u If
spread for tho dear Lord Himself j for
wero not theso guests Ills llttlo onesf
Of Himself ho would say: "Innsmuqh
as yo do it unto these, my poor unfor
tunate ones, yo do It unto me!"
A murmur of surprise and delight
flTJctl tho room, Surely this was a fairy
laud and a fairy feast, llut when
through glitter of sparkling glass, and
polished silver, and dainty dovioo of
llowors nnd fruit, they caught sight of
tho ronstcd pig with tho red applo In
his mouth, tho great turkey, the huge
chicken pie, nnd nil the abundant
nceompnnimcuts, smiles changed into a
cheer that no ono tried to suppress.
IIow they did oat; nnd how Father
and Mother Qroy and round-faced
Grctchon did heap their plates, over
and over again.
Evidently tho old saying thnt ''boys
aro hollow down to their he61s" was
not far from truth.
Another blissful evening around that
glowing fire. Another night In thosa
downy beds, undisturbed by night
mares or dyspeptic pains n happy sur
prise to Mother Gray, who, expecting
the worst, hovered about them like a
guardian angel until midnight.
Another breakfast more wonderful
than the first, consisting of savory rem
nants of that never-to-be-forgotten
Thanksgiving dinner, and then tho
pnrting hour. Tho impatient horses
had to wait until every child hnd boon
tenderly kissed and received a goner
ous lunch basket a treat to carry to
their cheerless homes, and then a great
silence fell on the dear old home. But
tho memory of that blessed time
brightened tho lives of those poor un
fortunates and'mado them believe their
Father in Heaven did caro for thci
after all.
It was not long before' Father Gray
StndjInR n I.nnfrnnRe by DionoKtaph.
Ono of tho most curious applications
of tho phonograph to prncticaVuse was
made by an American student of lan
guages. Uelng desirous of studying
Cliincso so that ho might speak' It, ho
risked an ncquaintahco to send hlin an
Instructor. When tho latter nrrived ho
proved to bo a Chlnamnn of unpromis
ing exterior but fair English. Teacher
and pupil got on well the first day, but
tho latter found his instructor so offen
sive in personal characteristics that ho
decided to avail himself of his knowl
edge without enduring his presence.
So tho Chinaman was sot to work to
talk his lesson into n phonograph nnd
at night tho pupil, having gone to bed
with the lights' out, turned on tho
phonograph and memorised tho lesson.
IIo gavo up tho experiment, however,
for tho whimsical reason that ho
dreamed of Chlneso dragons nnd other
li Moons products of oriental art. N..Y.
Sun.
A little boy, tho son of Sampson
Harkcr, of Oznrk, Mo., has unearthed
a llttlo troasuro. While playing In tho
sand, near Whtto river, ho found four
tin cans which contained SI, BOO In gold
and silver coins, dated from 1840 to
1850. Tho trcasuro Is supposed to have
been buried during tho war.
"WnATr.iinAtt you decs," said Unelo Bben
to his eldest boy. "doan bo inrcostto. Er
hian dat keeps alius tryln' tor shoot Folly
ez sho (lies run or hcop o' rcsk ob boln
hurt by do klclc ob his own gun "Wash
ington Star.
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"Jonv," said the proud father, "I hoar
Jou are winning your way nt collogo."
olin "Yes, father. I wnn fourtoon dol
lars yeRtortlnv on threo olght-spots."
Cleveland I'lnln Bonier.
lNTr.it.ccTUAt, One "I should not say you
hnd hnd much experiomo with men." l'ho
Demure Ono "1'ei Imps not. I have
fused rovoii nnd accepted live." Life.
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y JStfk? it- . 'vw X
r-" -0 rafismmtur
When tho Ktdnejs Aro Idle,
Or nearly bo, thoro Is danger ahead. House
them to activity with Uostotter's Stomueh
Hitters, which does not, liko tho unmedl
eatcd stimulants of commerce, excito them.
Thus amy bo averted Bright's diseaso and
other tnnlodies by which both they and llfo
Itself nro imperilled. Tho Bitters nro a
stnndurd remedy for rhcumntic, ncurulclc
nnd liver trouble, liver complaint, dyspep-
01a, constipation una nininrm.
WniLB, ns a rule, our ngrlcultutlsts are
not ns potent In politics us they might be,
there Is no den) lug that tho fiumci- with
his heavv boots often has qulto u pull.
Buffalo Courier.
In Olden Times
Pcoplo overlooked tho Importnnco of per
manontly bonoltclnl effects and wuro stitis
llpd with transient action, but now tb itlt is
goneinlly known that Syrup of Tiifs will
polmnnently euro habltunl constipitiou,
wcll-lnfoi mod people will notbuyothor lax
atives, which act for a time, buy'Unally iu
juro the s stem.
His lSanoii. Nuboarder "ittdn't I hear
somo ono sawing wood this morning?" Old
tnan "No: that was tho landlady cutting
the steak."
Tiinun mo peoplo who snv thoy want to
meet their friends In Heaven who do not
try to got vory closo to them on earth.
Ham's Horn. 1
Wb shouldn't object so much to tho man
who knows It all if ho woreu't, always so
ready to tell us all about lu Somorvlllo
Journal.
Armn a short season In tho blacksmith's
bauds many 11 wagon wheel knows what it
is to havo that tired feeling. Buffalo
Courier.
Just at first thought It seems as thouch It
ought to bo nn easy matter for a bass bawl
singer to pitch a luno.
FniBS'n "Well. Arthur, now that you've
started to school, what do you llko best!"
Arthur "ItcccBs."
Don't Forget
it is
The Greatest Medical Discovery
of tho Age.
KENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
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AT HER and
Mother Gray
were in trou
ble. Here it
was, only two
days to
vjy Thanksgiving;
.the children and grandchildron had
(promised to come homo for a regular
oo3, old-fashioned time, and at the
.last moment letters and telegrams
fme which proved beyond n doubt
that not one, of them could come!
After the first outburst of grief and
jdismay was over, another perplexity
tared them in tho face. Here was tho
.whole delightful old farinhouso ready
HKrtf f wfor the exported guests; four chambers
'PJ with beds, aired nnd beautifully made
ftyffi upyto say nothing of the dear old trun
0i)Sjj , die-bed and cradle brought down from
ll'Wi' I ne,ai,uu ior tno uaoy granucnuurcn.
I tPw-.fkThe plumpest, fattest of little pigs was
ll.,V.Jt-" 'ViT .II A Al-1-I !-..,
, "fonuy 10 routtiau mo uig uricic ovuii, u
turkey that never could be surpassed
fnao Anflr Itwiia nvfltnv ilvADelnff vlitln
feX' there''wero rows upon rows of tooth-
i 1! ' V tlVuu uuul:u 1,UIUPHIU PPe una cran
AriVJ berry pies on the pantry shelves. There
ilSy were cookies enough in tho big stone
'1?flrVJ.W. lars' to last those blessed orrandchildren
r:l&hv (1 l'IJ4v.nn4U h l.n 1...n ol.nl 4.. nn
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help themselves, to say nothing of tho
frosted, cakes and everything that could
be dreamed of for the great feast This
was to be au especial occasion; tho very
first time it had seemed possible for
them to think of such a thing since
dear little Nat had gono home to
Heaven. What could be dono with all
these vast preparations)
Ah tho deur old people sat boforo the
bright open fire talking tho matter
over, accepting the great disappoint-
tuvHk an MCUHiD ACU1M kU IV1IU iiutu tmu
t VwA ,plenty of them all the way through
U tx ) vwilfethu cat, which had been frolicking
5i'iy .1 uuoui in a most unuecoming way ior
A Ll li ' A , .'.
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t)
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iT'sarv,
one pt her years, gave a spring at little
.JNat's crutehus" which stood in tho
corner, and they tumbled down with a
great clatter. Instantly a bright flash
6Wept"bver Father Gray's ruddy fuce.
fj,i l "fl wifnl Thllnv Nnt. linn cunt no o
YS. nessageirom Heuvenl You know about
sU jithplllblo least, bringing them in from
jfet ' the highways and hedges. The pig,
"nnd turkey, and pe und puddings
have got to h'o' eal;en, BupposoMvo
1 ;' -Haveuirvbit air 4.iimmMJivinir party,
1 iyPfJcr' dozen poor aftllcted fellows llko
- Lf.j' our Nat, not too sick to, eat, ifind you,
h
'
m
h out iiait anu iame, una uin(i nnu mis-
P rable:;y
.,r.ri,,You"blessed old dearl" exclaimed
' "i,f j'WotJier Gray, actually getting) up and
i ' tJwlwoveV herit-pouso and, glylng
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'A ;.-ik.sl'K: ".VntlSmfr cmild bo'better than
ijwiix, 7.'v.,. T, ms k ,, riL vrT
EE5 fnt mifcq
lTv'sTS'jl wme,q
wo roup
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1 wd pW torVUly fopd
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r children coma
this, beautiful
afflicted
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lore
little feet twisted out of all shape, and
crooked spines, and painful deformities
of which the dear soul had never
dreamed. But tho pale faces were
bright and cheerful, their clothes clean,
though patched and mended oddly
enough, ns if they had done the work
themselves, mostly.
Soon they wero seated about the long
table. A reverent blessing was in
voiced, and then what a sight for
hungry boys! Before each was a gen
erous bowl of rich, creamy milk; great
plates of whito bread and brown bread,
heaped dishes of delicious baked sweet
apples und cookies. It was a supper
the liko of which they had never seen,
simple, abundant, wholesome.
While they ate Father Gray told them
about the little pigs, and the new calf,
and all the other creatures of tho great
barnyard, which they should sCo the
next morning. And oh, tho delights of
that hour after supper, around tho
great open lire, with stories and games,
and curious toys, and picture books;
for all of Nat's precious ti ensures were
brought out that night for tho first
time since they had been laid away,
with heart-aehes and tears, so long ago.
And Mrs. Gray told them about her
dear Nat, how sweet and patient he
was through all his sufferings; how ho
loved Jesus and was glad to go to Him
at the last. After u short Psalm and
a lender little prayer, the boys were
put to bed. Such beds! Clean, soft,
with warm blankets that Mrs, Gray
tucked in snugly when she went tho
rounds to see that all were comfortable
for the night. With a motherly kiss,
and "God bless you, dear," for each,
they wero left to blissful dreams.
By daylight tho next morning they
were up, and out to see the cows
milked, und to cxploro the wondors of
tho barnyard, and the great barns, and
came in to breakfast with glowing
cheeks, and high hplrits, and buch ap
petites! and such a breakfast to match!
Potatoes bursting their jacljcts open in
mealy whiteness, heaped up plutters of
sausage, puffy biscuits, great twisted
doughnuts, with pitchers of new milk,
or hot coffee if they wished it can you
imagine tho comfort tiiat pervaded
every little half-starved stomach, when
well filled with tueh a breakfast us
thaty
Then came family worship, and as it
was Thanksgiving day, and their
guests not dressed for appearance in
church, thoy had a little bervieu of their
own in which Father Urny reckoned up
quite a long list of mercies for even tho
most afflicted ones to be thankful for,
und then poured out of a full heart u
wonderful prayer of praise and thanks
giving to God in such simplo language
that every ono could feol and under
stand it. Soon after, the jingle of
merry sleighbolls was hcurd, und a
shout went up when they saw tho
prancing horsob nnd tie long "barge"
at tho door.
"Come on, boys Mother wants to
gut rid of us all for awhile; so tumble
in and we'll have a ride.'' They did
"tumble in,'1 and, well wrapped in fur
robes and blankets, away they flew
over the Icy road. As soon1 as thoy were
well out Jn. the woods, ho 'let them
'whoop und hurrah, und shout and sing
10 tneir neurts' consent, ju&t at tne
right, moment he brought them back,
and after being washed and brushed,
warmed aqd niad ready 'for the great
event' of 'tljo ,day, they jvere solemnly
jhere,d,yuitytJe1 4tnlng-ro6na, For
moment thoystood d'awd at" the1 aightl
.for.UhofMuiOtliatH.wwi MJ'dalntily
spread vyould have (fliwhiened the b,ert
vat 'auplcHrf.' VJJImi preUle;chJn'arth"
went to tho city again and brought
back the pale, delicate lad who was so
like their own lost one nnd adopted
him for their own. So Nat's corner by
tho firesido is filled by a happy boy
who returns tho tender care bestowed
upon him with all tho lovo of a grate
ful heart. A great doctor has seen him
and says pet haps ho may bo made strong
and well again.
Father Gray keeps his eye on all the
other boys, and into their shadowed
lives has come hopo for tho future that
looked so desolate awhile ago. And
all this joy, all this blessedness, all
this good that is going to go on for
ever, came from this wonderful "Fresh
Air Thanksgiving party." Mrs. A. W.
Curtis, in Chicago Advance.
Ilaro You Astlinm?
Dr. R. Schiffmann, St. Paul, Minn., will
mall a trial packnuc of "Schiilin.m's Asth
ma Curo" free to any suffei er. Hb ndvci t'.scs
by giving It away. Nuvcr falls, to givo In
stant ri'lfof in worst cases anil fures whero
others fall. Numo this nupor uul send ad
dress for a free trial package.
Noodle "I find it very hard ork to col
lect my thoughts." M md "P.iui B ivs it is
always difficult to roeover smalrnaiounls."
Truth.
Wc will glvo S100 roward for any case of
catarrh that cannot be cuied with Hull's
Catarrh Cure. Taken Intarnnlly.
F. J. Ciiunuy & Co , Proprs., Toledo, O.
Ir Is tho restaurant keeper who conducts
business on a hand-to mouth basis. Lo,vcll
Courier.
Dr. Hoxslo's Certain Cronp Cnre
Sont postpaid with beautiful souvenir spoon.
Scud 50c to A. P. Hoxsie. Buffalo, N. Y.
JSniTon (to pariot) 'Tollv want a
cracker?" Poll (with dignity) -'! decline to
bo Intcrvioned." Tiuth.
Fon BitONCiiiAi, nnd Pulmonaiy Com
flalnts "Uioh'pi'b nrmicHtal !?i,c)ir.sr' have
t.rc.it curatlvo piopeitie-.. In Imrc 25 eti
The meaner use a man intends to make of
his money, the menncr things ho will stoop
to in getting it. Young Men's Hra.
A cmtn for nearly all the common ills
Tnko Beechnut's Pills. For sale by nil
druggist". 2 j cents.
Tub cat has nino lives, which shows that
natuiohada pretty fair idea of what tho
cat would have to go through. Tid-Bits.
Halc's llonoy of Ilorcliound nnd Tar re
lieves whooping cough.
Pike's Toothache Drops Curo in one minute.
ITS BEGINNINGS.
"The last thing Fred did was
mo." "I should 'hlnk it wouldbol"-
to kiss
-Llfo.
THE MARKETS.
Tlio rirst TIiank9Kltln3 Day That Wero
Obgeneil 011 This Sldo tlio Water.
Tho firbt thanksgiving bervicc held
in North America was observed by re
ligious ceremonies conducted by an
English minister by.tho narao of Wolf
all In the year 1S78 on the shores of
Newfoundland. The reverend gontle
man accompanied the expedition ttnder
Frobisher, to whom belongs tho honoi
of bringing tho first English cdlony to
settle on theso shores. This was per
haps tho first Christian sermon
preached and the first celebration of
the Holy Communion in North
America.
Thu earliest record of any observanco
of a similar service within tho present
territory of tho United States was held
by the Pophum colony, who settled at
Sagadahoc, on tho const of Maine, in
August, 1007. This service was con-
uucteu ny tne Jtev. air. Seymour, ac
cording to tho directions of tho Church
of England for that Sunday. On tho
10th day of August (O. S.),' 1007, they
formally took possession of the New
World in tho namo of their sovereign,
unfurled tho proud flag of England
und laid the foundations of a free
Christian state with prayer and thanks
giving. Their charter was unrolled
and read before all tho people, after
which a rsermon was preached by
Key. Richard Seymour. This was thir
teen yeaib before tho landing of the
Pilgrims at Plymouth and threo
months after tho landing of tho com
pany at Jamestown in Virginia.' At
the heme time thoy held the first pop
ular' election in the territory of tho
United States, and tho firbt officers
elected to govern nn American com
monwealth were chosen.
Tho Pilgrim Fathers anchored in tlio
harbor of Plymouth, Mnss., Saturday,
December l (O &), WS0. Monday, De
comber 11 (O. ti.), a landing was mude
upon what is culled "Forefather's
Rock." During tlio long dreary winter
whjeh followed, forty-six of the one
hundred und one settlers died and had
been buried on tho bluff overlooking
tho paco of their landing.
November l, 1021, the ship Fortuno
arrived bringing an addition of thirty
five personb. Thu Pilgrims had gath
ered their.crops from twenty acres of
corn and from six acres of barley and
peas; the cold weather had brought
into tho harbor un abundunco of water
fowl, and deer und wild turkeys were
found in the forests near the settle
ment. About' this tlmo Gov. Brad
ford gave direction for the observance
of a day of thanksgiving to' be hold
DecemWr 18, 1021 (,0. S.),
'From that, Urno, the observance of a
dy of 'thauksgivlng Recurred witb
ntuf ur,.i, reKmniy 'u, iiyiuoim
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CciNVArr. Nov. 20.
LIVES'lOCK Cattle common fJ 0) fj 3 00
select uuiLiiors. 4 ou
HOGS Common.
Good picl.urs
bIIEElJ-Choli.c ,
LAMBS-Shlppers
FLOUR Winter family.
UUAIK W heat No. 1 red...
No 3red
Corn No 2 mixed
Oats No 2 niticd ,
Eye No, 2.
HAY Prime to choice
TOBACCO Medium leaf
Good leaf
PROVISIONS Mess pork...
Lard Pi lino steam
DUTTEK Choice d dry
Prime to choice creamery.
APPLET Per bbl
POTAlOEb Perbu ,
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