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cT~ Jenny Lind has written q private let
ter to lady of Philadelphia, in which she
deeply sympathzes with Mr.. Barnum in his
financial troubles, ascribes TO him the most
noble qualities, and expresses her intention
Of placing a sum Of money at his disposal.
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A WHITE SLAvE.--From the Palmyra pa
pers we learn the particulars of slave
catching case which lately occurred there
A female slave Of Mr.. Pond, living near Pal
myra, ran away, and after several days
search she was captured on the ferry boat
crossing from Missouri TO Quincy. She had
been kept at the house of Mr.. Davis, a
German, in Palmyra, for few days, and
brought thence by Schcicle, another German
to the ferry boat opposite this city When
she was taken back to Palmyra, both Ger
mans and a free negro were imprisoned.
Upon the examination Of Scheible, he nj
legged that he did not know the girl was n
slave, rs she was WHITE. Several gentlemen
were called on the witness stand, who testi-
fed that they had seen her while she was at
Davis, and thought she was WHITE WOMAN
After three days trial Scheible was dis
charged on the ground of his ignorance of
her being a slave, but she found it necessa-
ry,' the Palmyra Wing states, ''to leave the
country forthwith We suppose he was
in some danger Of being lynched. Davis
is still in jail awaiting his trial, and will, it
is intimated, be sent to the Penitentiary -
Quincy Rep.
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Notice to Contractors.

GEALED proposals will be received at the office of
- the City Engineer, until o'clock +. NJ, on
Monday the 18th day of May, 1856, for the grading
Of the alleys in Block 25 26 and 81. Separate pro
posals will be received for each alley.
Bids will BE- received and award made by the
Council on Tuesday the 18th Of May. Work to be
commenced immediately upon award Of contract
and finished by the 10Th day Of July, a. u. 1856.
Payments to be made from special tax levied on
the collection OF same Specifications, &c, may be
seen 1T the office of the City Engineer.
my5-dlw l.. ii HUTCHINSON, City Engineer
LIVE HUNDRED bbls winter apples for sale
l. decl4 HUSTON, HAWKINS r HUETON'S.
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GT+Two men were riding in stage coach,
when one of them missing his handkerchief,
rashly having accused the other with having
stolen it, but soon finding it, had the good
manners to beg pardon for the affront, say
ing it was mistake; to which the other re-
piled, with great readiness and kind feeling,
Don't be uneasy; it was mutual mistake
you took me for q thief, and took you for
a gentleman"
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G. M. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dealer in Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods,
"a MAIN srnEEr, kEoKuK, Iowa.

"a MAIN STnEEr, kgoKUK, Iowa.
new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market Our stock is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and We pledge
ourselves to sell at prices low for cash good
time buyers, St. Louis or any ether western mar
ket
Merchants will find it to their advantage to call
and examine goods and prices before buyngclse-
where. We will consider it trouble to show them
through our Stock.-apr2o-daw
4 FINE Stock of Pocket Cutlery for sale low 81
n apr 70 HUSTON'S
HEAVY stock Of Cap, Letter, Ladies Bath, Bath
n Post, Fancy and Commercial Note Paper Plain
and laid Buf " hitc and Fancy Colorcd Envelopes, at
apr26 HlST0N's
4 General assortment Of German silver and dou-
Z 4 bic plated ware. all warranted and at manufac
turcrs prices, at apr20 HtsIoA's.
4 n extensive stock Of Whips and Lashes at man
( 4 ufactnrer's prices at apr26 HJsTON'S.
fIHHE largest and best assorted stock Of Embroide-
L ~ in the city at apr26 HusToN's
fI1HE Finest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered in
L the market. at apr26 HUsToN's.
(fL0ChS enough to supply the market, OF every
" variety Of pattern, Jerome 3 make, tied
and at manufacturer prices, at HUSTON's
apr26
rINllE best assortment Of Lace Wells and Dress
L Trimmings nj apr26 HUST0N'S
A LARGE and fine lot Of Kid Gloves of every
n grade, at apr26 HusToN'S.
A LARGE lot of artificial flowers, bud grape
n leaves and ali kinds of Millinery tsoods, at
apr26 HUSTON IS.
4 LARGE assortment Of Hosiery ana Glo,es
"A Engii-h and French hand made Mitts, very
hne, a. apr26 HusToN's.
(S9LD and common Jeweiry, and Gold and silver
" watches. at apr26 HUSTON'S.
LIVERY variety Of goods comprised in the Notion
IA and Fancy Goods line at Huston s at prices that
cannot fail TO induce purchases and benefit the buy
Call at No. "a, and exami ne for yourselves.
apr26
A 7 Huston's will be found the largest lot of Irish
n Linens, Laces, Edgings, and every variety Of
White goods Mt prices that cannot be beat in any
Western market. apr2G
4 endless variety of Silk and Linen Pocket hand
I 4 kerchiefs and ernvats at apr26 HUSTON,S
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The People Oh the I nted States, without regard
81 past political differences divisions, who
opposed IL the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
10 the p LEY If the present Administration, the
extension II Slavery into the Territories, in favor
u the admission Of Kansas as Free State, and OF
restoring the action If the Federal Government &c
the principles Of Washington and Jefferson, are in
yitel 10y tho National Committee, appointed by the
Pittsburgh Convention OF the 22d IT February
1896, 10 send from each State three Delegates from
every Congressional District, and six Delegates al
large, Il meet in PHILADELPHIA on the 18th
day Of June next, for the purpose Of recommending
candidates for the Offices Of President and Vice
President Of the United States.
+. u. MORGAN. New York,
FRANCIS L. BLAIR, Mary Wand
J. NJ NILES, Connecticut
DAVID WfLMOT, Pennsylvania,
AP. STONE, Ohio,
WIN. NJ. CHASE, Rhode Island
j. z. GOODRICH, Massachusetts
GEO. RYE, Virginia,
A. Il. HAILOWELL, Maine,
IS LELAND. Illinois,
CHAs. DiCKEY, Michigan,
G. q. F066, New Hampshire,
A. j. STEVENS. Iowa.
CORNELIUS COLE, California,
L. BRAINARD. Vermont,
W. GR0SE Indiana.
WYMAN SP00NFR, Wisconsin
c, Nj. X. pAuLIsoN. New Jersey,
Z. y. WILLIAMS, Delaware.
j. G. FEE, Kentucky,
JAMES REDpATI, Missouri
LEWIS CLEPHANE. Dist. Of Columbia.
National Committee.
Washington, March 20, 1886
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ron SALE.

far a Of 90 acres, all under fence, with two
double cabins, and barn 50x4O situated 10 miles
frolA n kuk, in sight Of, and one mile and half
from tie Mississippi Terms--one third cash, the
balance in one or TWO years. Price, ~ per acre
Tim iudlsputablc SMITH & VANSICkLES.
Ls0k sALk--A house and two lots In Pontoosuc,
Il Illinois. Apply 70 -
SMITH VANsICKLEN.
Is0R sALE-Iwo new brick dwelling houses,
L AppIy soon Possession Immediately
SMITH d VANSICkLEN.
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ID EAL ESTATE and Investing Agents, corner Of
L I Second and johnson streets, keokuk, Iowa
Parties having city or country property for sale
will please enter them on our register, and those de-
string to purchaee will please call and examine our
list. myT-dtf
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~ --77777777--77 =
AT HEN EU N.

TH0S. DUFF, Manager
MoRoNfY, Asst. Manager,
j, G. ScHELL. Scenic Artist.
THIRD NIGHT Of the Great Artistic
HERR CLINE,
who Will appear in his extraordinary performance
on the Tight Rope, he
WOODEN SHOE DANCE,
and his incompatible delineations Of the Passions
The performance will commence with the ever
popular drama Of
La Tour de Nesle;
Or, the Chamber of Death
After which the great
HERR CLINE,
in his inimitable performance the
C0RDE ELASTIQuE.
The performance viii conclude with
A MERRY CALL.
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To the Pubic

HAVING determined, hereafter, to do an exclu
l. siyely cash business in our retail department,
are prepared 10 sell all kinds Of Hats, Caps Bon
nets, &c, at greatly reduced prices Our stock is
now very complete, and we keep nothing but tho
best grades Of goods always have the lates; stylcs
and will sell lower for cash than the common grades
are Did on credit. So come on with your dimes
G1. All kinds Of Millinery work done 10 order,
at the shortest notice.
ilst n
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pAyrD b. SMITH .
lflK SAIL,

40 acres Of timber land four miles from the city
CSC acres of land within three miles Of the city
22g acres 60 acres under cultivation, near Camar-
70. A liberal credit will be given.
2GS acres, also under cultivation, eleven miles
from The city Terms easy.
SMITH 4 VANSTCkLEN
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$4,000 FEET FLOORING.
MELLON Pine Floorng-35 600 feet we'll seas
oned, extra quality II inch, Yellow Pine Floor
ing fer sale by STAFFORD d McCUNE.
-lRt%
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Prizes Of Adm sson--Dress Circle 80 cents; Lobby
20 cents. Doors open at o'clock curtain will rise
at II,
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creation? Because they are made out of
nothing, and are very good
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FOR SALE.
MrILIvEHs WANTED.
DIR. y. N. HICKEY.

{ K Q + . \ y + \ I I,
FURNISHES Block Teeth or continuous
L gums, mounted on gold platna
aud ali operations If the profession per- ILy-O
formed with skill and despatch, and warranted.
oaice Blondean, between 81 and Attn streets,
ke0kuk. mchZi -dly
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New Arrival.

DROWN and tan colored hats high and low crown,
- Of every style and quality, just received by
oct23dwtf u. Y. HUMPHREY GAGE
LIVE hundred dozen plush caps, jast received u,
l. the store Of Il. +. HUMPHREY q GAGE
oct23dwtf
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r INSEED Oil and Spirit Gas, at
Ia novlT MOORE J. HOOPER'S
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Oct. Zb.~dtf. D. +. HUMPHREY / HAGE.
Toany Gentleman

TWISTING a new Hat we have just received per
w Express Il dozen Soft Hats Of Superior quail
ity at the "Great Western En- porum'
u. i. HUMPHREY & GAGE.
August IL 1855
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A DEFENCE OF THE AMERICAN POLICY, g.
opposed IS the Encroachments of Foreign Iniiu-
enec tspi ally TO the Interference Of the Papary
in the Political Interests and Affairs Of the
United ates. BY Thomas r. Whitney, New
York Dewitt 4 Davenport.
Above is the title Of ahook explanatory of
the principles Of the American Movement, rs
construed by aportion Of the political party
rallying ua1er the banner of Amoricnnism.
Its ratho ''South American in its charac-
ter, bit VIA doubtless find those to read il
who accep, both its premises and its conelu-
sions.
For sale by r. b. Ogden, at the City Book
Store.
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WOLFE
CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

" Is, 20 AMI % Beaver street, New York
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CAPITAL
Commercial Insurance Company, 100000
Ftna Insurance Company. $500 Geo.
star Insurance Company, $780, 600.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, $500 600
Htna Life Insurance Company, $4,000
Policies issued on dwellings, stores and merehan
lze, in city and country. Marine and Life Insur-
ance effected reasonable terms
aprsdim W. W. BELKNAP, Agent
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GEISER,S
JEWELRY STORE.

4 endless variety of Silk and Linen Pocket hand
kerchiefs and eravats at apr26 HUsTON's.
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'IsHE mortgages given in payment for lands pur-
l. chased from Marsh, Lee Deayan and Chas.
Mason, placed in the hands of ID. w KiIboarne,
OF heokuk, who is authorized to collect all moneys
due, and to grow due thereon.
CHAS. MASON,
HIRAM BARNEY.
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Republican Congregational Conyem-
lion.

Washington, March 20, 1856.
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with it's voice Of peace, welcomed the fiends Of CsH
zsiion and Freedom. A squsd ON the Cleveland
Artillery ~ wei Artillery Squad from Mao.feb.
bao euis ako upon the ground aud during the day
sqper reported progrs rs to the people OF the coun
Try about
The "a. chez were delivered in beautiful grove,
upon the bank Of the rivar. -Four stands erected
three occupied by English and one by German
speakers still thou ands could not get within uu-
d. rtapdrg d tsnce. Earnest appeals and able argu-
meb the great question at issue were mate oy Tue
Hon. Caleb B. Smith Lieut. Gov. Ford the Hon. d..
X. T icen, Msssrs. SECRETARY Baker and Treasurer
Glib on, Prot. Peck, c. W. Palmer, esq., ana IN Ter
man by Messrr. voitvile, Hening, Rudolf Of ro'do,
Ru.,s of Sandusky and Niue Ter OF Cleveland There
sboit spetc,ts By three otter gentlemen.
whose au.e. we did not learn. Upon eacl stand was
asuPeIb band Of music, and we were also favored
with Vocsl musc OF high order. Lao MY loves
mu,i-snd Liberty ueotlrg - breed It. MIR. Osslan
T. Docge Of this city in his innitsble style, BE-
tween lie speeches, gave original pJitlch songs
awskn thuLders OF applause. From another stand
a ao con uany OF yong gentlemen gave the Fremont
MAJ -ehInise1n revolutionary spirit.
vi the huno reds Of lnntrs we have no. room this
morning Io scarcely any notice We strike for Free.
coH-6ut not with c1ae." "FreedOm for Kansas !!
we AK out our owl" Our weapon, the ballot box
and 10 stuttng.' "Perces office holders and
81 ooh iactd politicians, r,tre the 'bsripped
boys must come in" "F,emont and DAYTON viii
flee OIo Buck" The hsnd which planted tn flag
OF tIee0 om IN CaitoTia, will sooa raise it in kaa-
sas." One Of the banners carried by the Germans:
"GeInsLs by blrth; Americans hy choice Fremont
er by pi, ciPe.' Or banner floating from au on.
nibus load of Buckeye girls "N1 bachelor for u.s.
VI the banners we VIII have more to say to morrow.
Stretched suoss the man street of the yillag. wss
an in mense CniteG States flag; as the several Clubs
emo Associations marched unoer 'bey generally gave
it o salute. German Club from Sanddsky as ttey
cane into ts sbsdov, halted. The leader adire s.d
bis comraces few words III their nstye tongue when
every man III covered and turning hi, eyes up ward 20
The sta's and pes, gave three such cheers As none
but German tbroats utter; such rousDg cheers as
piab p.s lie no llaIi 10 in Irab
heart.
BIT must postpone all further notice of this great
meeting, until al other day. The Young Mems Meet
irgs stating of nth far hey ont til. most
sspgune hope and in style never before eqdaled in
Ohio. They are showing the abiding depth of the
Flt mon, folding.
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EOW TO Apply GUANO.

PENNSYLVANIA fsrmer axis us to tell great many
subscribers 70 The WEEKLY TRIBUNE, as Ignorant a.
hiDself, how TO nee guano. He says:
Il have field on which raised barley this Sum-
mer; sell ,a,bertbin; limestone ground with consider
aule sand 1t would produce, in favorable seas n,
10 tr Is bwh wheat without manurng. Now what
is the bet sppcation to inctase tie yield and how
al when should it be made ;"
Peruvian guapo, say 900 lbs. per acre, Gown broad
cast, after reducing ell the lamps to powder ani har
low, ID with the wheat thoroughly Be cure to see 1
The ground to clover to oil the advantage OF
The luaLo Remember, the most profitable use Of
this valuable fertilizer is up'n the poorest soil Of
out,irg o,s VII ere manure cannot be ha.loi except
a. great exptnse. Poor, saLdy laud can he m4de
fertile by lime, guano, clover plaster, "i'hout any
,xl eDse because the crop will pay for each appca-
tiop, and by cont nuing the application the
fertility will CT ntinue forever. Cley land th.t
il now neatly barren be made fertile by drainage,
irrigation, pulvsrzaiion and 10y deep powug aud
-u face stirring be made to produce almost endless
succt ss'cn Of crops without manure but more abln-
dant ones with it. Toe cost NJ manure should always
be returned with profit in the first crop
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MoRMOsGsH IN ST. LOUIs-The following affair vas
rels ed to w this ing by gentleman whom we
considered coed 8uth,ntJ. few "eehs ego III III
cahbg iiai-elf Abraham, and claiming To De hlgn-
priest OF the Mormon Chnr'h at Salt Lake IVY Ar
fiv.d in this city ostelsibly to purchase goods. tie
yisued RELY amor the Nor hon "a Mules here, AUD
made lm,s II at home. II assumed to Axe q pecu-
lar intere.t in q widow lady aud dadgn or living on
Moya an ieet aud hpay proposed to odd both OF them
10 tie pbnber of biz wiz Of whom he sad ne had
ral at Salt Lake, Neither mother nor daus h,er was
favorable 70 this arrangement, bur the pari4rch va,
not to be foued He told them that they had been
aeO 10 him by the Almighty, al d he meaot to have
~, n, Eo.ls vtlers. &c" evenings ago he went -
tie bou>e and su ii, Cng then intractDle said that,
o. the, spiritually lls wives, he would exercise
b. auif ory OF husbaLd, and go closed the dor ard
,k,c IT, al attempted 10 furce them 10 his will. The
h'er rested su cersfaly and after scratching the
y,Ttrd scouDdrefs face pretty "ell maze her .scape
The nolh.r We tiuglly fore q to sgccnmo The next
reg She went before the bishop of the Nj non Church,
SIC entetd plant against her spiritual hue band,
bid s TIE matter 7, sig. On being asked why sue did
II, nakc ner compliant be'O one Uf the couts che
enf.d n At il was n4tsr for the church 70 settle,
81 d not The law. Isl. Luis Ex-uiDg News.
The APPLIcATIOy FOR . WRIT OF HABEAs Cor
Prs or RFHALF or THE KAssAs FRLE STATE PRis-
ONERs We a. nOdpced soDe days siDce, that an ap-
Ilcaii"n TOR nt Of habeas corpus had been made 20
JLoge MLeaD, on h,bef e Gov. RO )iDs)n, Mr.
Brown sId ottrs, prisoners in the lands OF the
T ,ntorial tu b,itie', charged with high ues-Jn.
Ihht application . slpport.o by the attidavls OF Tue
Rev. Nj ST. Clair dbd blrs Brown ia which IT u Al
legso that If The Court a,lnws the writ large foice
vii be- rqsned 10 bIDg tie parties before IL oeS ~
IT, = Mr. hal DonaEon would probably give tne
Lorles ,f rfiai and pirates, which infest tue n
,ouri River, sn opportunity of maroenas 49, to :,
should TIE writ be 81. Sed, the expepses a, g.
WI eno,rous nd r. very f7r into the suade ~, ~
Issr ~ TIE l,. ogitive t,iss in tai' c'sy. we
have iesro III = JGos- MLean has lnlna - ,nit
q, be neees.Uy 10 lave the case eTsusa o,o,e 1'n
by re M,,Tn,y 'i+peiaL lCin. " '~""o' aug l.
No RArY FOR SrKrY-THhEE DAi i v .'et "
70. JuIt IS raS.: We have have bad 20 rain 70
,..is ssS,,n Il TIE s,se for siuy-hree days. All
.r.rp vesetst'oe - ,n.a' PAN spyeafaacs
. ~, n,'mineut f.rm.r-, ipfrmeI no tha. HE
con ,,o.d be Gu. of It loas. cce half"
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New.Qork DAILY @ribn,ts
A HYMN.
ri WILLIAM c. BRYANT,

ri WILLIAM C. HRYAyr.
'rit..n ton a, Briss.~,,
MeHa- k1seta
Two hundred times has June renewed
Her r. ses, since the day
When here, amid the lonely wood,
Our fathers met TO pay.
B.s'le ;hir gentle stream, that strayed
Ilroush pathess deserts then,
T5s csln, heroic women prayed,
Ard grave, undsuIted men.
Hyu ns on the sncen. silence broke
r ON hearts tia; faltered not,
Ani und sembhDg lips that spoke
Tie free and guieless thought.
Thcy prsysd and thanked the Mighty One
Who made ,heir heats go strong,
And led them toward the sitting sun,
Beyond the reach OF wrong.
For them be msde that desert place
A pleasant heritage;
The cradle OF q free. born race,
From peaceful sge 70 age.
TIE plan; they So, little vine,
Hath stretched its tOughs afar
TO distant hills and st cams that shine
Beneath The evening star.
O,,rs are their helds, these fields that smile
wifi SUMNER early flowers;
oh, let their fearless seOrn of guile
Ard love Of truth be ours.
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ono 0?FAKS AGiLN.
aphE OF HER YOUNG MEN n LII
FOR FRru0Nl.


F-G. IRE Clcca4 "a LeI3.y ~ ne ~; .
fte s=.oU- g5ou1 .ro.>'er mee'ins OF ;is y2epg
n.o - Oh, ". ely % rls election Of John = re
neni of jest day gallant s'yle 10 th9 yo-uS
hr ihrf,J iowa OF Fr,inoas Noby dii -'i' aiee.nI
folov rpte Cai.ou t-ginsiug, al yves ;sierea
EroDis. Of a. mI-' msiorl'y IN O1io pr fieS-o
az Fremon'. ,.or,
Dayton !, l.; o. :. goo Dta,tlots, nm. i,,.'ey
s-ro1l "a s.h balf IN -i'ies, I'd WIN rafohn,
O '7~ry de- ooi wh- Ecemort = VIA - - ~
600, n .a...I1g s.ctss- al b. -ng
90. trl'J y. r. yo--e .taL IN lr4 nee - -up'1
wal -. n,e,rg of4-, week. Hov4vgr tos'g ,b,
81 ny 600 m ~. ndsu a. r mo- "a-D' - .I'
..Cioo vas Lertc. .uIl...-. / heaI .H-lI'.a.'n
hs ntet:pg ~, ~: he tet Mere And err ylr
0s.se. seioIs be 60 IN )lebly y 47eo. anu = Ct
1.Is .hc p.Jfs & Oh -n'-s -na -li'-' - ~ -
pr pose -....;,,, ,.i,
tts 'a,g rael 80 winged - - =
III r. --.!. .Ljr .1ls nt 7--s, ''f''5 . %
vi -54n prev g. = G-pe r- -..sI ~ :, :
erri \ Re Fen ~ 80 'ngs aTi .es - ~ ~
W nv. " at. 70 ID ,h,'' ., ' s'i
FntS' -Ple.s,D "a -. .i.f - = a.,
,a-.orl.t.rs - 80 90. 4io-' a-'es s:e' of
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GRACE BEFORE MEAr.-A fiend IL Texas is re

sp0D ihle for tht f0LO"lDg:
one If orr stock raisers il hunting pme cattle on
a tommy cay rot long since got bewi feced aud g en-
the prairie. The u,htr came On stormy and thick,
ard he cold 90, tell What couree 10 take Snd 7an.
coed about thee d without d mOwhiul 70 ca.
About cooI on the third day it cleared ~ title and
be ri X ont tor e. torse c saS long way oh IA
TIC hons, hulder who nas a. paisCn, expressed his
" IN sympathy cor a, and told lin 70 s Gown, that
oiLh.r xould be- ready after while. Whea dirner
eas qpiollc,d, cur hero cutting tie acton T. the
Hmd WIS promptly in a = at and - pro%p''y o-gen
making MS psif, city At b. wit whaie IS
with ii r-ach Al this crsi- the rev roud gentle
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thing haze b. t1a re egt"
OR h. 70 fllte hls ,rouih nearly full, SKI without
soppirg or apparently noticing pbrc Larry what had
b. en- md to hIm replied:
"'Go . and roy what yer you pie ss. You can't
tu,n M etou ach noic ." Boston l. legsBph.