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Fire.

BALTIMORE, Aug. S-7.5o-p. m.-The village
of Fulton, New York, yesterday took fire; hum
drei thousand dollars worth Of property was de-
stroyed, including Fulton house and entire block
adjoining; also First street, fifty families house,
less. Insurance trihng.
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New YoRK, August 1S-2 p. m.--Stocks are bet
ter. Erie has advanced /.
Flour is unchanged Sales of 5000 bbls. at
SO 81 Ss4 for Ohio, and $4 a $4 l2k for
Genesee.
Wheat is unchanged. Sales of red at IS cent?.
Corn is lower. Sales of IL, 900 bushels, mixed, at
SO cents. Rye, 10 cents Oats, 40 a 43 cents.
Provisions steady Mess pork, $14 62J a
$l4 rs. Sales of 100 bbls mess beef at SIS rs a
gil. Sales of IS 900 Western hams at cents.
Groceries unchanged. Sales 100 bags Rio coffee
at cents and so hhds. Orleans sugar at cents.
Sales of 800 gals. linseed oil at ~ cents
Cotton quiet, and unchanged.
Whisky, 235 cents.
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New ORLEANS, August l3.-The steamship
Cherokee, for New York, via Havana, sailed to-
day. She has 4S passengers for New York, and
IA for Chagres.
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LNOR sALE.-Four fine brick dwellings ON 18th
II street; five fine brick dwellings on 9th street,
one fine brick dwelling on 18th street; two frame
dwellings on 9Th street, one brick dwelling on 9Th
street; one brick dwelling on street.
The above buildings will be sold cheap, and on
accommodating forms.
Building Lots for sale on Sd street, "a splendid
lot,) 9Th, 9th, 18th, and Nj streots
WANTED--Building lots and dwelling houses,
for which offer ready market.
MONEY to loan on negotiable paper.
Office hours-7 TO 10 a. m, to D. m.
GEO. b. ARMSTRONG,
June l9-eodtf III street between and Sth.
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GROVER s. BAKERS PATENT SEWING
MACHINE.

Patented February 1lth, 1901.
FTNHE inventors and proprietors, after long time
IL spent in perfectipg and simplifying their in
vention, and having received United States
Letters Patent on the same are prepared to offer
for sale the exclusive Right of Territory for States
Counties, and Cities or Machines with the right to
use. This is entirely original invention, no.
thing at all similar having ever before been offered
to the public the right of the invention is therefore
uncontested. Our Machine, by the of two nee
dies, supplied with thread from spools, forms a
netc stitch, which will not open ravein fact, Il
fast stitch 1t is adapted to the sewing all kinds
of fabrics, also on leather, IN straight circular,
other seams. 1t Is capable of being worked at
great speed, and requires but little power. By
means of the feed carriage, which is compact and
convenient, the stitch may be regulated to any
length. The needle strikes perpendicuiarly upon
the table of the Machine, and affords opportun-
ty for sewing far in from the edge of the cloth
may be desired. The Machine is worked by trea-
die, hand, or power, is easily regulated, and, being
compact and simple in construction, is not liable
to get out of order. We confident that our
Machine, trial, will corroborate all the state
ments here made. The price of one Of our Ma
chimes, complete, (Which will be carefully packed
to go TO any part of the world,) is one hundred and
twenty five dollars Applications for right of ter
ritory, the machines with right to use, as well
all inquiries respecting them, and all orders en-
closing money for machines, will be promptly at
tended to. All letters to be post paid, and ad-
dressed to the proprietors and patentees.
GROVER & BAKER,
July I-3taw3m II Milk st., Boston, Mass
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Latest from Cuba

BosToN, August IS.-By arrival from San
Juan we have Cuba dates to the 9Th of August. All
was quiet, and the disturbances not supposed
to amount to much.
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MORTGAGE BONDS OF the principal rail
1Y1 roads paying seuen to nine per cent on the
inyentment for sale. We recommend them
as safe and profitable investments.
CHUBB, SHENCK & CO,
July 3l-eodlm Bankers, opposite Treasury.
COAL! COAL! COAL!-Now is the time to lay
" in your Coal. W. Il. DOVE is now prepared
to furnish families and others with Schuylkiil and
Lehigh White Ash, Peach Orchard and Lyken
Valley Red Ash, of various Sizes Also, Cumber-
land Coal, from the moat approved mines, screened
and free from slate and other impurities, at the
lowest cash prices, from his yards the canal in
the of the late General Van Ness's or on Penn
sylvania avenue, between IT and 18th streets,
First Ward.
2,24O pounds to the ton. Send in your orders
July 2S-lm
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IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS,
Earmfnutou. Couu.

A MEXICAN SILVER bought and sold by
"a July LIT CHUBB, SCHENCk & co.
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Destructive Fire

UfStfuctiUe FUe.
Jamestown, PA, August l6.-The most disas-
trous fire known in this place occurred this
morning. Ten families were rendered houseless.
Loss, though not exactly ascertained, is very
heavy.
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)ush Solid headed

To most of the eastern world, who are unacquaint,
ed with soil and climate, the above account will
look almost impossible. But, considering that we
have nine months out of twelve in which we can
sow, and nine in which we can gather it is not
doubtful. And if there ever was country in which
the "ploughman overlook the reaper" California
is that one. large amount of produce will be
raised in California this year for market. This
vaJlev all will vieId ahnut-
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The owners of these ships wilnot be account
able for gold, silver, bullion, specie jewelry, pre-
cious stones, or metals, unless bills of ading are
signed therefor and the value thereof expressed
therein. Aug 10
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A POWERFUL DEIIxEArIos.

The following is an extract from the
address Of Judge johnson. Of Georgia,
in sentencing q. ID. Cornet TO death
for the murder, without provocation,
Of w. w. Hailes, delivered ON the 10th
Of Sept. 1851:
"Nor shall the place be forgotten in
which occurred this shedding Of blood
Itwas in one Of the thousand antecham-
bers Of hell, which mar like plague
spots, the face of our lovely State.
You need not be told thxt I mean a
tipping shop-the meeting plste a
Satan's minions, and the foul cess-pooi
which, by spontaneous generation,
breeds and nurtures all that is loathe-
some and disgusting in profanity, and
bablinss and vulgafity, and Sabbath
breaking. and fighting and bloodshed.
l would not be the owner Of that groce.
~ for the price of this globe convert
ed into precious ore. For the pitifyl
sum of few dimes he furnished ffls
poison, which made the deceased & fool,
and converted this tremtiirg erqprit
into demon. How paltry this price
oftwo human lives. This traffic is toll.
Grated BY law, and therefore, the ven-
der has committed no offence cogniza
BILE by an earthly tibunal. But in the
sight Of Him who is unerring wisdom,
he who deliberately furnishes the intox.
icating draft which infames men into
anger and violence aud bloodshed. is
parficeps erimiais in the moral trupi-
tude Of the deed. Is it not high time,
that these sinks Of vice and crime
should be held rigidly accountable to
the laws Of the land. and placed under
the ban of an enlightened aud virtuous
public opinion
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C0lans4 0'liara. Captain Cary, and OH.
~ silirens of Key West, fT no many
kihduessea and alleniloHs shove " me-
afthfiuR ihem Iliui shall eEef ieiuembri
Ihrm dah grsiiiudr.
] anheE foF DE benesl al iher frIends,
list a. IN efirsrs Hhn lrli New Orleans
an Cn leddrn's rrglmeni.
! rrmaar. ssry respectfully. your obe-
diem servant.
PnfLp s. Vkx yEcHTEx.
Late - Lkcsensni Of he GOA Expedition
okurs II cnfisndsa's camnans.
ca. w. u. cfisesden. "a IA - Stevens. Goa.
Com. Gen. - coak. C<pgJs saunJcr-. Co.
q NJ Get - fe-y. is II p. s. yerhien.
keg q -M.ftkxH Huston f.edllB. Z. unieI Cob.
AIT Stamford. edfAwmH Icufts.
coHx = Bell. Capt Victor Kerr, Co.C
Capt.. A. krlly. Goa. Iala.Jsmrs Drandi, .
Ia Ia. 4. &. Julnf, !. "a Ia. Robinson,
"a H. Jch1 Brise. SEP M.iH yean,
OF the stsne. Captain Kelly. Lieutenant crsfl
and myself now only survive. Yours. &c.
P.s.y.y.
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ihas'd this sas lIhlh Ia 1874. .isW.l
ly 90 IN 1851.
No ulan. Va sssnrisiian ~ a,rn -,
Stale ~ go ~ Slzir,. has rishi a. 49,
drew hsFlf ifnzs tiiis Uninn IL iisn.
rnid. The sasie power uhirh kH -,
together esn nnknh. The SANE farr.l,,..
which formed The Inks of HE un,an !.
necessary 10 dissolve IL. The mo;or;,,,
Of SAFES whieh fafnied the unian ana, :,
consent 10 The wiihdrswal sf ann an.
hranrh n. rnif Iizi ransen, has bee.
nhiainrsI. any srrsmpi 10 dissolve ,I,e
Union. or obsirnfi the riliearv nf iss f,o,-
eiiiniionzl laws. is TREASON-TRRa-
SON TO ALI. INTENrs And PUR.
POSES"
Tile Petersburg Intelligence. in com-
menling upon The ainse ednnrial extra,
from the Enquirer. asks: I. Was il any
worse E,r Massachusetts 10 ihreslen an
abandonment OF The Union then, Than for
Souih t.smlina 10 Ihreatrn The same thinv
no,r? Aud if The Enquirer was light in rs
Interpretation fihe federal rnmpaei then
are The Wings wrong who give lhe same
Interpretation 10 il nom?"
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THE AMERICAN ENEMI Ksl

i Buranger has song of !" TIrefn no,
dn'is les enemies" There are foIk,
among us who may well sing il.
We have heretofore pointed oui vari.
ous Identifies sc dpririnr and cu-inri
-si--------f- -L-.----..-.s-~- A tyufrIfnr
men andlhe Chivalry; a.. fnr instance, The
fu;lowins,
Both are opposed to The Compromise
generally, and have Threatened resistance
TO o.:
Both swear ], is faisl 10 alIiEfe f,fiiiri-
ples thar are dear ~ their iieaiis:
Both hold il To Ne a total viola,ion Of
The Federal Coisiilulion:
Duh ,ennuncr u as e,nnalying viola,
iions Of State Rights:
Eisch declares that il sacrifices every
thing ~ Tie olIirr si.le:
Both hate urged HE people 10 dy 10
arms against IL:
Both insist that lis provi-ioiis are all null
and void:
Both aver that if IL is Co be condition
6l the Uni n; iley are thr DisufYion.
The one Of these parties sci on I,jut lie
annexation OF Texas /; the 9th virtually
forwarded il: err
Both thought Il would he certain Ia
bring about dissolution of the ronfrd, j
rarv:
The one II il,rm procured The nomiua.
lidif ~ ,lis Vssas ani pro-slarrrv randi.
iaie. Polk The other knowingly voted,
50 as 10 insure his elcriion:
In Congress. il has generally beeii tie |
emark As 10 VOTES there. /" As the Abnli-
lonist- g.. so e, The Disunionisis.
Tins The iwn Senators from this State.
1as"n and Hunter. and It's inrnfro dele.
'aiion III Congress, rxrepi Mr.. Ednon-
on. voted generalIt against the Conirro.
Mise. aud did their best Ia defeat IT,: a FACT
'h'r' gave ofsidsidn 1T il,a, plra~an, say.
ng ~ John u. Hale. when lie vas asked
NV he dared To visit Richmond. aud an.
wrre'l, !" saw that your iwu Senators
nj var Delegates in Congress csrla
pme here without beirg .mohbe.l = 4 did
u see. therefore. why ! should be-"
Y j. clear thai. on The .1me nioiives
Inch made them desire alike HE atnpsa
IN 81 Tcxis. iliei nnsi dgain ), III iiilh,zp ,
"ngly IN the projeri 81 The lllllhusiers.
''r tlIdi'sh, thanks To The Compromise.
lsunion. as i dnnsriu. IRE nf the Next
~ war. missed lire. sGI Cuban annex !.
~ wouli he likely 10 have much hat,er
rk. lf'Ial he dniy goI 1" go OF. The :
mon will be blown qnlIe as sks:high as ,
2 pairioic souls "f either Of these ania.
an.i most deserving parties ran desire. \
a Richm0ld HLir. i
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SEcESSttix * 1s1I

. The h'l'"wingexirn ilrnm The Richmond
Enquirer. of Nov. |, 1914. written ~, Tho
oerasi"n Of The Ilaifnd t'onyen,iun
~ 'vemrn' IN the New Is gland States.
e ~ :" sustain rs in pur nplninns abonl
Srres.Ion. We wish a. ,li,ec, The a,,en.
,l"n ol The Democracy 10 what . Fa,b,r
k'lrhle' il"igl,, Of ibis mosi a!nu,n lille
"r'''i'e. lie used Z, be COOL aulhori,y
wan ihen. aud a. :. truth inscs none Of ne
s'f'uc from ase, VI arc III posed u think
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ATTENTION! REGIMENT.

w the commissioned. Non. Commissioned
47lh Regiment.
i"u are hereby ordered to appear at Hills.
borough. on Friday The 81 Of October, at / 1 o.
CLOCK. To- Drill Muster and Court Martial and
Oh Saturday The 9TH, Won win attend with your
respective companies. armed aud equipped as tho
law directs with six rounds of powder, for Rcsi-
mental Exercise.
u The Captains will be expected TO make
their returns on that dav.
by order Of the Colonel.
". W. KIRKLAND, Adjutant.
September l6. NJ
U. >. Tho Offers and Men who have lcen
lciached from the 4Sh Regiment hy the division
u Inc county. are ordered to aiiend al the times
md place above mentioned. The county will
&c re-'l'strictcd IN consequence Of the changes
made by the division Of The county.
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Ldfyest Hower in the Hoaa-Therc
ia pIi'ii ID The i-land of Snmaira, The
cure 'mlercnre Of whose fully expanded
y ,"nr . nine. feet ; lis neciarlum is ealcn-
lated to hold nine pinls; the pisllIs are
as large as rows horn. and the whole
weight 81 the lower is computed to be-
li!ieeii pounds!
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tine very coll night a jolly old fellow
Wh" hal pariakrn rather freely az nIp at
a tavern. started Tor home in his sleigh,
'.',' on MS way was upset and left hy The
side Of The roa,l. Some persons passing
W WAY short lime after disc overe, The
gu fellow IN sitting po.,uft. holding
li's 'eci up msards the moon. and rjAcula.
''ns !" some invisible person. John. pila
night"
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10 aniirir, ti"aof lie arrival If Ko.su,b
aid hi. palfi5'ic associates a, New York,
The rdfp"raiion has passed resolution
rendering 10 them The hn-piisIilIs Of The
ciiy.
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Introduction Of Coal info England
Whrn this iuel was first inirodurrd in,o
lfse IN England. the prejudice was 80
strong that The Commons peri,ioned the
Cfowsl 10 rfnfiiSii The "noxions" fuel,
a royal Proclamation having failed To a.
bate the growing nuisance. a commission
vas lssned To ascertain who burned cosi
within The city and lis neishbnlfiond. and
I" punish them by fine Tor The FIRST offence.
and by demolition eflheir furnaces # they
persisted VI iransgrrssinn. A law wa.
~ length Passed making j, capital Of
fenre To hurn COIL Ia the c,iy Of London:
and only permitting IT to be .sed in Inc
l"iees IN the vieini,y. Among the records
~ The Tower. Mr.. Asilr found a document
ln'p"r'lnp tira in the time 81 Edward }.
man had hrrn tried; convicted. and ~.
srn'e'l Tor thr Crime 81 burning coal n
London. iimok thee reli,uries ruirelr
~ eiFace 'IiIs prejudice.
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Story Of Grant Thorburn.

sailed from Lpiih, in SrniIand. I3,6
oI April 1904. 10 The gnoI ship Providence.
a name prnpiiious. bound EH New York.
Among The passengers was lady. having
with her in charge. four or Eve young
rhilsken. 'Fhtif fatlier had gone belars
loprrpare for them hahiialion. no smsii
undertaking. when three months was a
iolersble passage. Among The children was
d bry. seemingly oI fDmr YEAR, growth.
lie vas lively and playful. always on drck, ,
Ills noiI,rr was in continual lear On his
aerounl. Told ffrr. as had tssrhinr 10
do. l would axe Care of The bny. fhis.
60 her. was a great relief; so. fofipaialiyes
" sI~ztsins. 7 Carried the Bay in my arms
ovef ffis waves af The Atlantic.
Nav, this hoy is collector of The port
oi New York. In the arrangements NJ
Prosi,Ienre he Is the man and am ,he
child 'he ia turn carries me in his arms.
Or in plain Scotch. he gives me an Office
~ the department. whereby earn enough
tn keep soul and body ,egciher. The
sovereign people need not infer from This,
ilisi ] spend Uncle Sans mnne, Tor
nansbi the offife must he filed by same
one. and. though seventy nine. can per-
firm the duties Of mv department as well as
IN ms twenty ninth year. ] never ale
The bread of idleness. nor will I. while 1
Fan grasp ahammer or blow the bellows.
] have made these remarks without si,e
knowledge ~ any Of lfie parties referred
10. u Is 10 cancel a debt 81 gratitude due
the t;ircr of all good, and 10 men. his in
sirumenis: and TO remind my neighbcrs,
ihii decd done with a good inlen, sc ldoni
goes unrrw,n,lrd even in This life. sCast
thy bread upon The waters. lhon shalt find
u after many days II my rase !. was
fnliiiIedN' the letter. IL 1904. rast my
bread upon the waters of the Atlantic o.
rean; IN 1871. ! fund il foz,inx on the
shores Of The Hudson river,
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fer his clo.ious intellect to be cloud-
oI and dimmed as She had seen il
that nigat-that he could ever come homo
with THAI unsteady hand and eve. and Ii.,
beautiful nature SO humblod, that he da-
red not meet her ewes, who loved him 50
wei. His image as she had looked upon
it then, with all his manlnoss and noble
ness shrinking from him, burned like fire
into her soul, and seemed to scorch into
sudden death every flower Of happiness
blooming there.
That this state of his was Of rare occur
renee, perhaps had never been before, her
reason told hcr,-but oh, if he could once
veil thus, the greatness Of his manhood,
might not the time in the future come,
when the cloud would remain there. 10
save him from even the shadow Of evil, to
win him from all termination. seemed, 10
rise I'D and form itself into Il be GREAT mr.
pose Of her life. In the hours Of that
night, childhood and cirIbood passed awav
anI womanhood with its dcnth Of FEELING,
It's Gar reaching thouoLt and care. arose
within her. She was no Ioncar the depcn-
dent sister, LOOKING m unarcstioninoIT for
guidance and love and bannincss o+ his
haads, but with her biz ~ enrIo+ IN her To-
som. she slo,d. tbouob ,oro yLorld know
if. lono Wit, o,,o,.,, ,,,,1ao of La,. Loo,+ -
J
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Crime and it's Causes.

Crime and its causes form a subject of
frequent comment and investigation with
the public press. The frequent fearful
crimes which disgrace, disturb, and sadden
civilized society, are, however, seldom sat
isGactorily accoGnted for. At one time,
brutal murder is ascribed to cravinr
on the part of the porpetrator after the
wealth Of his victim. Then the love of
money, as the "root of all eyil,o is dwclt
upon in a dolorous style, and the object of
the whole reasoning seems to be to prove
that il the passion for gain could be Grad
icatcd out Of the human breast, murders
would rarely or never occur. At another
time an injury has been suffered, and the
spirit Of revenge maddons the mind, and
controls the will until it is satiatod by the
lifc-biood OF It's object. Then we have
another theory accounting Tor the crime Of
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NUMBER 10

Won di1njt lo,.o ,,,,,,, ,.o.I.,. >, NV ;,
Sa;j SGG Vi''" 4I'a I!1 love your mother :; 7oS,"
,ra,.oI ,r-n 'Io t}t InlIG ana nef ShaGoWed brow
w. V' :" IoJ .n''C SMc Hou SPOKEN the truth
ba:a lIG I: SiIllIc0' -, no brushed your
~. - >, ~. 81" - .ioLiiill@ Sno salu; MotL-
~. -, ""o 'Ic prompt reply, "Ahd VINO
d,,J PI u i9 J0I c IcDooIS anu lloo your cloak
s.lILou 5 Ioou ;, OelU[G liII,I you went 10 school "
4,l,.,i " ~ gave you some nice din-
az, a-ot o,',I, ~ T,',l{ -lo'hoF'" W no gave you
..jTI 81 l'iI I;i iilI ouc"mo nome; Mother"
,,;,I ',o ,,I-a. -1.,SoU oU ana called you G0od
?, Io VI" lCI( loJtlI" your niue brother
W., W '.lLIP .Io PI,,1 -Ho'ilor' VINO taught
.io it.'io prayer you SaIa last night"
,-;I''-I o''-I'' 40" "oulu you get along
C1aao ~, 81" 0I iIlI'II'T - 'Ifo care Oh you,
-'"i" 9, Gn ~ GGuluh 90 without
j'',' ijlo',l''' I'I" U'o GAHu} earnestly. And
tI GOH you lo'o nloIheF' Clara: Yes, ," was
NV iV"TJ i'Piy' anu inc SuNshinG came
,D D|'A Ij 10 lH"I young lace as IE@!tiy as II
tG5r m1 VIoo" A"U ever Glhlmeo It's light
ho,nc[ 09c' great deaI ior you, Clara"
S''lu , inc aoy' AlHaIy' "and you must love
nc 4cE' ana Ify 10 20 something tor her toe.
~ ~ you Always OBEY her, she would not be
IiHoi{ TMc 70 scolU you' as Sho aId Just now
C,, ', ol you 'IH GI9r@ =: es," sald
!,I1 GlaI"1 SlnllLnS; @nd' Kissing her KIND mon
1'oL' sic returned TO hcr play.
1 IiI' no llleT hau proO&Oly no idea OF the
i:.i oI:e5 ngr words, OF rather, the tone III
Mlion .3 lnO'G ToIos were spoken, had upon
i!I, 5no n.l ilinH oi le[ n'tie one She h"d Spo-
Ken hastily IN the irritation OF the NOM
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lays passed the CannIngs and llaw-
ieys had called, and although Their man
ntr was courteous ana gehtemahly, they
ie!t upon 2Iiy,S heart the same unquct
tte!mg, winch had disturbed her ON the
ni&ht Whch @he inst saw them. Ana now
they began to cAgroSs much OF Fred s
uMe; particularly those evening hours
"i'lcii "a" her'Ioiora oerR most delightful,
Nh N theJ had read with thcIr mother, or
"ai@ea o%S t'%etner, or spent an hour or
'|o |Itn 'F!endS and although AIcc chr
'10 Het''li i'f ner seiHShneSS IN wishing II
oI-cE%'S5' uAe 'Ao0&i5 Would rise that they
were no'h not, NEply Go'orG TINS iia"Iey came,
Tfec open ana vofaiai manner, a. well
as ms ,'nc i I"'n'S, soon are" TO hnh clients,
50 'i.' T''h MS MS sI"ne" MS oayS were all
Ioo'i'aJ' 90 'l,I ol'G-tlo'.i oec''S'o'''i-
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