Mrs. S. B. Winship, 112 Washington
St., Providence, R. I., niter
using one bottle of Drummoud'd
Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism.
wrote to the Drummond Medicine Co ,
43-50 Maiden Lane, New York, pay
nig she would not take ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS lor the benefit
received. If you have any form ot
Rheumatism, aud wish to get rid of it
writo to the manufacturers for
Agents wanted.
Last Saturday was teachers' payday
aud the following wero some of
the teachers in town, nil of whom
were pleasant visitors at our office: Z.
il. Shultz, J. D. Hocker, Isaac
Hoover, V. A. Casebier; Misses Mai-i
r T id, Maggie Stevens; II. T.
Ci i , P. 11. Ross, A. II. Ross, J. L.
Hoover, A. P. Thomas, F. L.
A. R. Renfrow, J! S.
W. II. Barnes, R. C. Jurnignu,
D. II, Godsey, J. J. Keown, U. C.
Barnett, J. II, Barnes, and Mrs, Mary
Park, J. J. Fleming; Mies Samantha
Bracken, colored.
tHMUinuiimlir.j?'OTilciH.
During thoyenrnof tho
war tho Rov. Samuel Buell was
pastor of tiio Kasthamptou church,
on Long Island. Ho had been pastor
thero a great many years and had
gained wido influenco.
Whilo tho English occupied tho island
Pir William Erskino wain
Between tho parson and tho
military authorities a good
was kept upinBpitoof tlio
political hostility.
is yot told a story of tho
worthy parson to tho eiTcct that Sir
William onco onloretl a mnnberof
tho farmers of Eusthampton to go
ovor to Southampton to do a certain
pieco of work on tho Sabbath. Bo-
foro that day caino around, howovor,
tho commander hnpponod to meet
tho parson, and told him frankly
that ho had ordered out his parishioners
on Sunday.
