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derstand that he told Commodore Morgan that he had
certaned that the policy Of the American Government was
going there. wonder if he expected would furnish him
with feet and army to create revolution in Europe
Disappointed in being allowed to pass through Frace the
fgae will take him to Gibraltar, whence he will pro-
steamers portion Of "the gang" suppose will
pany Kossuh England and the remainder remain be
feased board the gae and this fine ship of three hum
dad is thus to be kept there waiting his movements and
after detention of weeks months it will from all have
ascertaHed end in his refusing to return to Gibraltar
to the United States.
am rejoced that be first visits England in order that John
Bull may first show off in the ridiculous pageant OF his recep
toD and that the American people may not be the only fools
the occasion, smother nation sharing in the rdicue.
have some, although acknowledge but faint hopes that his
recent letters and proceedings which strongly exhibit bis
with continuance Of the in England, may tend
to open the eyes Of the people in the United States am
convinced that before he leaves England he will be properly
appreciated there and if he goes up like rocket when
be arrives he will come down like the stick before he leaves
the Island.
fed in refusing him passage through France. In the pre-
sent excabls and unsettled state Of the public mind with
many jang interests and political anmosies existing among
the different classes into which the people are divided be
would inevitably have created trouble and probably extensive
boodshed particularly such place Lyons; for he seems
to be devoid Of all Of proprey in his public conduct
and entirely reckless Of consequences to the people Gov
ernments which be visits Fortunately he can do no harm
in that way in the United States, where neither political
'emeutes" nor the material to make them exists
The general impre Marseles whilst there,
was that trouble would follow his continued presence and
the military and police constantly the alert. Such
rebrand you may naturally suppose, any thing but
an agreeable guest where such Of combusbe ele-
mens existed and which he doing his best inAme
mark suppose Of bis gratitude to the French Govern
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Bradford Springs Female
G HpSdsf5etr. 5Fk

On Monday 18th inst. the Rev. n. Graham
resigned the Office of Burfnr ut the Institution.
The Trustees accepted his resignation, nnd
made such arrangements in the Boarding de-
pnr'mcnt rs they confidently believe will give
ample satisfaction to nll the patrons of the In
situ,c. Tho Principal md his Lady, nidcd by
ment of the Boarding the first of June. BY
request of the Secretary and Treasurer, tho
Principal will nlso attend to all The business OF
That Office until the return of Nlr. McLaurin
from the South West
EDWIN CATER, Scc'ry Pro. TEN.
May 2Sth, 1851 81 81
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a Boy CARRIED OVER NIAGARA FALLS.
Niagara FaiS, May ia hoy two
years old named James McGral,, was
carried over the Falls this morning. He
was playing on board at Streets factory,
on the Canada side, i'll company with an
elder brother; rheir father saw them, and
chidcd the elder one, who suddenly jump
cd Oft, when the other was prccipi:a,cd into
the stream. He soon got. into the rap
ids, and tho father hurried 10 rescue hit,,
but in vain-tlc boy went over the Falls.
-Great cons.crnat.on and horror prevailed
In every quarter, and this distressing ac-
cidcnt has created such an excitement rs
Seldom arises from such a cause. But e /;
sasos OF this kind have occurred at Niagara
Falls.
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G0OLblGNlga-caEI.

Mrs. LEoNoRA Cook N1ITCuELL wife nf SAM
uEL {. MITCHELL, died in Sumter District.
May goth. 1851, in the i2nd year Of her age
Her illness was proiracicd and mos, mainf,I
one, which she bore with christian iorii,idc and
resignntion. She died rs she Ind long lived, n
member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. cs.
iccmed by all, but loved most by those who
knew her best. Her pcncc being made. death
haa no tcrrors for her. Having no children. her
only concern was for the welfare of her friends
nut chiefly for hcr disconsolatc husband whom
she committed I" Him. in whom she so conf
dcnlly trusted.
She was an an:ctiona.c wife, kind ncigh
bour, and a sincere friend
A. FRIEND.
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THe LocUsTsSyi,! week or so I
we may expect 'aeeea he locasts appear
ahossssground. DIR G.. b. Smith Of
BaltiMos has paid much attention To-
the ilabitshnd history Of this insect, fixes
the perIodsnf their leaving tho ground
about the goth of May. But few will be
ionnd the first day; more tho second, and
SO on, increasing in numbers till about tho
9Th Of May, after which there is gradual
decrease until about the 9Th of June, when
no more will leave the earth. The follow
ing description by DIR. Smith OF the first
appearance of tho insect above ground,
anu OF It's transition to the winged state, is
As minute, and no doubt accurate, as it is
interesting:
Wlien they come up from the Garth
always about daylight or IA little bcforc-
they immediately climb the first object
they meet with--a tree, bush, or stake,
any thing--two or three feet. They then
lay hold of the bark, fixing themselves
firmly by their claws, and commence work
ing themselves out Of their old shell, which
is done by rupturing il OF TIC back, between
The shoulders, and drawing themselves out.
AS soon rs they get fairly out they seize
hold Of the old shell with their claws, raiso
themselves. and begin TO expand their
wings. Their bodies and wings at this
time are exceedingly delicate, white and
moist; but few minutes exposure to the
air dries and hardcns them. so that by the
time the sun is fairly risen they arc per-
feet, and can fly The wings, before
'slohghng, are beautifully folded up, md
tits beautiful sight to see them nlo!dcd,
and in q few minutes changed from the
most soft and delicate tissue to the firm and
rigid wing OF the perfect insect. If i, be a
wet or very cloudy day, they arc apt TO
perish in the operation Of soughing or dry
ing
1t would be curious to imagine the ma
tnre of that instinct which prompts the in
scrt To the effort to hurst the barriers OF
its oltcr covering for the attainment of
new ,tatc o.! existence still more so to i'm
agihaihc Joy and delight with Which it
must enter upon its n;jal life, SO different
from the dull, dark, and hal torpid exist
'ence which it passed under ground during
tho previous seventeen years. The imag-
native Greeks typiticd by this species Of
transition the change Which takes place
with man, when the soul, passing from its
earthly cxstenc', enters upon a spiritual
life and realizes the gorics and splcndors
of happy immor,aliy.-NM. lWei
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Notice.

{ Sale TO forcclosc mortgage given by G.. w.
Wells, ST., to James Il. Brocls 10th March lS4S;
will be sold nt tho late residence Of tho snid c..
w. Wells, Sr., deceased, on the 3lst inst, TO
forcclose shid mortgage, one blnck mare, ono
brown horse, one wagon, one saw-gin, md all
tho stock of hogs and cattle belongingto the
said deceased Estate.
Given under my hand this l0tli May 1851.
]. X. BROCK,
Mortgage.
May 81 1851 30 st
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Wanted,

A respectable and gcntccl female who is qni-
fed 10 take charge Of the household affairs of
small family, and who is willing to make herself
useful, may hear OF situation by np-
D!ica;ion nj this Office. But no application will
be received unless accompanied Nv satisfactory
references rs tn character ant, Qualifications.
person who hns had some experience in
tcnciing Young children would be preferred.
May 2Sth 1851 81 3t
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$50 REWARD,

NO will give FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
"a Tor the apnrehension and delivery Of nv
=. e, or twenty-five Dollars Iiawar.i far
again. : ) - $50, t's'i etil'l' est hiiIl :
/, GEoKGE is about q years old, s fe.e,i 4 3, ri
tolcrably quick spokencais himself !, rs,,a
ter BY trade 1Fs : ise'
:, lie was purchaseda short time since from M
Este!l.ng, ~ miles above Georgetown S. g. -.
Auuiess' ;. NJ. T.. SHARE. 3
o., 80, Columbia, S. e. ~
osc' ~9tn' iSoo 9 Yff8 f845Ss
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FLORA,

Pastry Gems and BatGr Of Cakes, dc dc
Offers her services 70 ilro citizens OF
Sumter and the adjoining Districts in Tho
preparation of bridal tcasts, pariy-surpcrS,
&c. Her .ong experience and service in
every department of her business, justiiics
her IN cngngingto give entire satisfaction
10 her employers.
She may be found by application at the
Barbcr's Shop'in this place.
Sumtcrvi!lc, Jan. Slh 1851 II If
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Lumber! Lumber!

The subscribers having effected an improve
mcnt in their Steam Saw Mill which has in
creased the amount of saving nj least Twenty
five per cent. they arc now prepared 10 make
n corresponding" reduction in the price Of lumber
They have now on hnnd, and ready for delivery
about 10000 feet prime assorted lumber Their
Grist Mill is in completes order
Also. first rate Boiling Cloth for making
-four all which is nj the service of lhc public.
". J. COGIILAN, a. co.
Nav 2S,l.. 1881 ri .,
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EXECUTORS Notice,

! have appointed Mr.. Samuel Il. Wilson my
Agent TO settle up all the matters OF the Estate
Of Col. Stephen Lacostc, late Of this District.
ANNA Il. LAGOS re.
All persons having demands against the Es.
tate of Stephen l.ucnsic will present them duly
n!,estcd. Those indebted will make immediate
payment TO S. l.. WILSON, Agent
May 7th, 1851 % If
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S.ADDLERY AND UlRyESS
Improved Cotton Gins.

Ihanh;nI or pas, !:,vours Ilu subscriber wish.
rS t" inl"Tin Tie public that hr sill ina,uf,c-
lures Cotton Gins ut his establishment in State.
hIrg. ou iir most improved am! npprnycd p!an
which IL" thinks that the cotton rinnri o, one
.! those GINS of the late Improvement is worth
nj !cn>; a quarter of cent more than the cot
ton eInncd on the ordinary gin. lie ,.o man
n;!,inrr' them on The most simpl" construction,
%! til" finest finish and Of ,h. hest materials 10
Wit, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Case
hardened which he will scIl .ur 81 per Saw
iir n!s" repairs "!'! PINS and puts them in com
plc,r order ~ the Shrrcs, notice. All orders for
Gns VIII be promptly and pmnctuullv attended
1t" WILLIAM ELLISON
SiaichurE, Sumter Dist, =. G.. Apri! %, 2G #
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D. wv. PRICE,
WI ere In n mt Tailor

Respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has just received n New Stock
of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS consist.
ing of Broad Cloths of various Kinds and col
OTIS. Fine Cnssirnercs, Black and Striped, sclcc.
lon OF pcssings, Satin, silk and White Mar
sciltcs, linens ofcvery kind HnndkercLeifs f:r,.
watts, Kid Gloves, Umbrellas. All persons
wishing anything in his line will do we'll TO call.
Garments can be mnde ut The shortest notice.
March Goth, 1851 20 If
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NEW APPROPRIATIONS,

The Planters
submi
%
cnndH
Variety consists j artof
ChenSi +, KS
Do j
Wainand Figured Blacks
French al English Iawnnn Camhr
dFTyuedCo cdand OrsanIis f4
!. "a + i (. = a Ha.8s .p y + erey
Frnch i
SUMMER
ncr 1an omnnd
Eye l1 s @
g.
IamgC from 4 25centpc yarI a & . 4
Dcnin ,ipcs
/.
aniS o Southern
@ we
{ I.
BANCROFT
February }
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MN.cMN,RRE.NRNHES

Mr.. H. +. SQUIER has returned TO Sumter,
vile and opened Rooms ut Mr. Chinn's lIotc'
for the purpose Of executing some of those in
im,nh!r and lifr-like likcncsscs. Please call
soon. rs his stay will be shor! in this place.
May 2S;h, 1851 1851 81 If
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~ eed

Is hereby given 10 The I"Cntccs in aud under
the last VIII and Testament OF Samuel Ste
phcnson deceased, lato of Sumter District South
Carolina. rha, they are hereby required 10
come forward and receive their several lcgacies
from ibr Subscribers. without further delay.
l.. PRINGl.E, n
J, d. McFADDEN. : IN r.
Jan. 2qlh 1851 If 3m
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MORALITY OF OUR SvsrESI.-lt is very
common to personify Government, and to
speak OF all It's functions, duties and powers
being centred III one person. The State
IS person, according to the best writers.
an ethical being subject TO code; and pos
scsScd of rights corrclalivc 10 lis duties. Is
the United States government moral be-
ing in this sense? +? Can il form and adopt
a complete ethical code Suppose the
question formally propoundcd us African
slavery sinful" could our Government an
swcr 1t definitely either way7 so, would
il properly represent all the States en-
braced under 1t? If not--can it answer
longer, the purposes for which it was cs-
tablished.- Tslcgraph.
GREAT AMrIGrHEATRE-Mr. Batv
is building an oval erection Il; Kcns:ngton
London, to be called the IIippodromr, 800
feet by 400, which will accommodate IL.
900 spectators. The enclosed area is open
10 tho sky. The Workmanship is for the
entertainment of the visitors TO the Great
Exhibition,
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NNticn.

DIR. w. JAMES DARGAN respectfully OF
frrs lis professional services 10 the citizens of
Sumtrryiilc AMI its vicinity
pllicc ihr ipohecary shop formerly occu.
pied hy Dr. Il. :. MeLLEr'r.
March l2rh, 1881 20 ly
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Notice.

All persons having demands against tho Es-
tate of John lluger ltuilege, ntc of Sumter
District, deceased, are requested TO render stale
mcnts thereof, duly nttesird, TO MIR. Thomas
Waiics rcsididg near S,a,eburg, So. Cn.
FRANCIS II. RUrLEGE.
May 2lst, 1851 80 1t
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Committed

To the .laIl Of WiIliamshursh District n r,ina.
ways, Nv" negro rirIs. 'rEhNER aud BETTY
sni! 20 belong 10 J. VI f. sharp The owner
Is rrqnrsIad to come forward prove property, and
take them away.
JESSE HICKS, Iailo. W. y.
reh .tlh 1871 Is lf
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GIN MAKING, sc.

We are prepared to execute orders to
any extent III the above line, both for new
workand repairs. Our Gins are not sur
passed by any made in the State, possessing
all the advantages of the Falling Breast
anu Sliding Ribs, which saves a great deal
IN way OF repairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, With teeth set in an angle that
cannot possibly injure the finest staple,
with al improvement 20 regulate the noting
oithc cotton; our brush is constructed on a
plan, giving AT once, the advantages OF
lghtncss, strength and forcc-a!l very
material IN the successful operation OF a
Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public general
", that they shall have no cause to com
plain either OF our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
we are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet llne-such as Bcdsteads. Ward
robes Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables.
Cupboards, &c. &c. at short notice, on
liberal terms.
HUDSON s. BROTHER.
Opposite The Presbyterian church.
Suntorvl!c, April 22, 1917. 26
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Carolina Sumter Dist,

Whereas have this day taken posses
sion Gas Ordinary of said DistricD of the
personal property as derclict of John
Hanks late OF Sumtcrvillc decd; and
avail myself of this method to notify all
persons indebted to the deed 10 make i'm.
mediate payment TO Mr.. l.. B. Hanks, nv
Agent Gin this particularly and those hav-
ing demands against deed will hand them
in duly attcsted according to law.
w. LEWIS, o. g. d.
Aug. ID 1850 Al If
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South Carolina Sumter Dist

BY W. LEWIS, Esq, Ordinaryj for said
District.
Whereas, Mrs. f. Davis. hath applied
to me luF letters n Administration, on all
and singular the goods aud chaucI&, rights
and credits Of Joel Davis, late OF The
SAID District, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and adron-
ish all and singular, the !snArsd and crcdi-
tors OF the said deceased. 10 be and appear
before mo NJ our next Driinary's Court for
the sa!h District, Ia hc holden at Sumter
Cour, House on Friday the :}Olh Gav of
May inst. To shrw cause. il any, why The
sal! administration should not b" granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this
loih day oi May IN the year OF
l.. : our Lord. on. Thousand eight huul-
rrdami ii'ly.ouG, amhn the - year
OF American lndrpondcNcr.
w. LEWIS, q. :. u.
May 81, 1851. Is 2t
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D. ]. WINN,
MERCHANT 'TAgEOFS.

Would respectfully inform his friends and
snc public generally tina, IL. now hns on hand
ana OIL rs for sale on REASONABLE, terms n large
ara splendid assortment Of Cloths, Cassitners
nnd Festings, with Hats, Caps, gsa
Asnspenders, Crava,s, Socks, fine lin lSsi
liz en- anu Mcrlno Shirts, Drawers,
Slovcs, hnnhkerchiefs, Umbrellas, &c.
Men and Boys Rcaay Made Clothing of eve
ry description and variety.
;, Complete Military OntfitS, Uniforms, Swords,
III nuletts, DC, furnished att"-rt notice
tniiotms !oT Sumter Rillcmcn Furnished on
reasonable Terms.
iliH veslins. arn peculiarly rich, consisting
Of far richer patterns than ever previously ey
hibilcd III tins market
DC. lG. lS5o - 81 ,t
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Bounty Land Claims.

prosecution ami collection of cluins for " Dni-
GERS nni Soldiers who have been engaged in
the hli'tary services Tie United Stus.
i!is iacil:iics are suci usto ensure the prompt
est attention.
II. II, DYSON. Agent
Snmcryil!r, April 3Glli. 1851 " If
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Invitation,

The Friends and patrons Of tho suhscr-
hcr viii please como forward and settle up,
ls The article is much needrd, to NEE, oth-
or demands.
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N. G r A N E,
Manufactures OF gs.tgGirs,
LIGHT CARRIAGES. sc.

Returns lis sincere thanks to t1,t5y -
The citizens Of Sumter Dieiric. ISG -.
Tor their liberal patronage hilhcr. ~
To u, ,sowrd and hccs leave Ia inform them that
he keeps constantly on hand the above articles
oi his ""n manufacture and warrants the same
Ia be Oi ia" best material. workmanship, and of
The latest "'y!" Ills prices shall compete witt.
the Charleston prices. ana rs 10 dumhity no
comparison: tn be convinced yUu viii rlr;,.r
call at his tarriag' Repository ON Broad street.
Under the Town Hall and examine for your.
selves.
NiIh twenty ycara experience. and Iibcrty's
aid,
ilsli vie with the country and the arts OF
hls trade.
May lith, 1851 20 If
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Notice..

All persons indebted TO the firm of llnihcrt g.
flanagan are earnestly requested Ia come for
ward ahd make payment, ns the Books of the
corCcrn must hc closed frrthwith but il not
settled by return day, viii hc placed in the hands
ofan Attorney for collection.
HUBERT Il flanagan.
Jan. 2oth 1851 n If
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Just Received.

a2. The subscriber. has just recei ise,,. and
FIX is now opening the largest and hest
- aA> selected Stock, that he lias ever ofIcr.S
ea lor sale in this place; CONSISTING m
Drugs, Medicines. Dye stuff, Paints.
brushes, window Glass, Putty, Paints Oils
&C. and full assortment of Frencj, Per-
luinery, Fancy Fancy articles of every tlescTin,ion.
ana every article that is usually found IN n
Drug store. All orders from the countrv
promptly at'cndcd'o. a supply ofGardens
oVVo W spanish Segars for sale by ,5s ssss
~. ~, r. s. AiEI,LETT.
fen. iath. 1881 II y 2ts
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ReCIiHiDEss Mnsic.

The RI. Rev. BIsnor REYNoIAz; viii OH.
c"'e in the Ca'olc churcl. il, r,s place on
Sunday next,
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Spring and Summer Goods,
Ready Eaahc Clothing,
g. s'ocG,.iCS.

nrah thtnv"r) Hats, black do, high and low
cr"w9 Panama. i.rci,orn, Straw, Palm Leaf
anl Pear! Sporting do.
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4 nfn 8 =.
John H. murphy, Attorney and Counsellor at


John H. Murphy, Attorney and Counsellor at
Lap, Ottawa, Illinois aug lo, iooo.
Office IN the court house.
Champiin \ Wallace, u c. ChnmpIln-W ii.
l.. Wallace Attorneys and CouBseil0rsdf Lam
pllice up stairs in the next building north OF the
Post office. nov %, ~
D.. y. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor at Lap
removed his Office from Reddlck's block, TO
the room formerly occupied by the sheriT, IN the
court house, now occupied IN part by Lorenzo Le-
land may ~
Norris 4 Fisher, Geo. II Nouis--teo 5, Fish
er0 ATTORNEYS at Lar and Land Agents, Otta-
Wa, M Will pay particular attentonto the pay
m.nt of taxes in any part of Illinois, purchasing
aud selling real estate investigating titles, collect
ting demands, buying aud selling military land
warrants and locating them on the best tdnas Tor
soldiers or others, securing pensions and all claims
against the government, Office on the southwest
corner OF the court house square
VI. T.. uollister, ATTORNEY and Counsellor al
Lato, and S0licitOr IN ChGncerg--Otd"d, ii.
Office over the store, OF l.. ID. Smith, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. ~
Glover Il Cook, u u. Glover-B c. Cook At
torneys and CoHRssilOrs al Lan-Ottdioa. OF
flee in ReiIick's Block, east side OF the public
square. Jun 4o-u
Laic and Solicitor N Chlncery-- Oftara, LIs.
Office IN the Court house. Jun 7'F
=. ". Randall, ittorneyat Ldp-Ospeso, Ken
Kendall Co.. Ms Aug TO- lsis--u
q 4. ingalls,, Attorney and Counsellor at Lac,
Opposite the sherman House, CHICAGO, LIS.
ing mrh %. 'i9
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Which Is the Weaker Sex.

Femolcs arc called tho weaken scy Inf wiz
n ,hev are W., s,Tnna mh, ;.i w%.n nar @ ,,H. 4,
n,,,,n ,han,soi,. i, =, ,t ,,r,,,,r,. "n,, a,"s..,
,h, phnl. n s,,,,, - .h", 80, ha"rIi
wn,,ar !, III dr.,... ,y;,h nocL ami ,boriSa,,
h,r, "r n.n.Ir ,n sa,, ,La. .ro a,,s.c,,, "",.E,r
,nhI.' Win mr., won, water nroof b,o,, nv,r
wonIo, hn,a anJ a,c,.o ,ls ,h,I. i, InJa ,rh.
hsr II, L..n liam rrn, fra.,;r, .nr,an war Nm
silL hose nm, cin,h sbo.s nnJ nr.,snd mat - Ss.l
iii. coll WLcn msn cover ,h.;r hsads win fur,
und ,hon co,,nL;r of tho saycr;,v ~ ,bs weather
,rn,r.n Lals anya. ,ha;, I'D Iii go ha,,