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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
Honnln1r TnAorpY ~ IowA..-N Wife CnLl

HoRRIBIE TRAGEDY IN I0wA.--d Wifc Cu'
10 Pieces ,cith an .9re--SWicide q ias Haybqqd,
"A terrible affair occurred in Johnson couHty
Iowa, few days ago. The Iowa Republican
after stating that man named Hurt (with q
wife and four children) had aseertained' that
MS Wife had succeeded in procuring u divorce
from him on account Of his cruel treatment,
says;
lie came home little before sunset, went to
the well, got drink of water, then picked up
an axe, and drove his wife from the house,
OVertaking her in the yard, he struck her with
the axe in the back of the head. She fell to
the ground, and he then hacked her up in the
most shameful manner; cut her right arm near
" on, and sunk the bit Of the axe several times
III her back and sides. He then left her fol
dead, and took after his mother-in-law. who
was running through the field to one Of The
neighbors. She had got so far that he left her,
went into the house, took some fire, went I'M
stars ana set the beds on fire. In half an
hour the house and everything in it was il
RUSS. Two of his sons young men, were pre-.
sent at the time, but dare not make the least
resistance.
While the house was burning Hurt was seen
going through the fields towards thicket--
About dark some thirty OF the neighbors col.
lected around tho turning ruins. Mrs. Hurt
was found in potutoe patch senseless. She
was carried to neighbor's house where she
died in few hours. 1t was arranged to meet
at daylight the next morning to hunt for Hurt.
The search was short. He went about twenty
rods to the olge of II thicket, and stabbed him
self twice with pocket knife. He was heard
moaning and crying all night BY some oil the
neighbors. He had lost his knife in the grass,
and had no other weapon With winch to finish
the work of sell.destructiou. lie had u double
barrcled shot gun with him, and in leaving for
the city he lett tho gun standing under the
shed. Hurt left the thicket in the night, came
to the house, or where ii stood, pulling his
right boot, fastened it to pole with his hand.
kerchlef, and got water from the well TO drink
As soon as it was light he saw the gun, and
placing the muzzle to his lett ear, he dis
charged the piece, as is supposed, with his toes
He was found lying upon his back with the lei
arm around the gun.
Hurt was drinking, shftless, and csdentl.
a desperate man, having previously killed
man in Ohio. His wife was a Woodworking
industrious woman, and paid 1900 for tn
land on which they resided. Mrs. Hurt hat
lived in constant lear of her life for the las
four years, and suffered II thousand deaths.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

A NOBLE CoNFEssoR.--It was fine reply
| which Basil, of CDsaroa made when the Empe-
ror falens sent, BY his prcfect endeavoring
| by threats to compel him to receive aclnowi.
edged Ariansinto the fellowship of tho church.
The project demanded whether he alone,
when all others oheye the emperor, dared to
wish to have any othcrreligiOn than that of his
master.
Basil replied, that he had nothing to be afraid
of possessions, of which men might deprive
MN, he had none, except his books and his
cloak. An exile was no exile for him, since
he knew that the whole earth is the Lord s.
lftorture was threatened, his feeble body would
yield to the first blows and as for death, that
would only bring him nearer to God, after
whom he longed,
The project gave up the case. 1t was vain
to threaten such man.
THE FIRST TWENTY YEARs.-Live as long
as yOn may, the first twenty years form the
greater part of your life. They appear so when
they are passing they seem to have been so
when We look back to them and they take M
more room in our memory than all the years
that succeed them.
IL this BIO so, how important that they
should be passed in planting good principles.
cultivating good tastes, strengthening good
habits, and fleeing all those pleasures which
10y up bitterness and sorrow for time to come
Take good care of the first twenty years of
your life, and You may hope that the last TWEEN
ty will take good care of you.
10 Lucy Stone and her husband have purch sel
acoItage at Orange, N. J., where they now reside.
BsThe Independence Beige says Madame Ere
mont has arrived in Fars. Col. Fremont is to jsin
her on his return from California"
fASNow IN JuLY.-It is stated that on Thurs
day morning of last week passengers between
Manchester and Lawrence, in the first train,
were astonished to encounter quite a snow
shower, which was visible TO so many witness
SEES that there could be no mistake as to the
act.
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The New Bedford (Mass.) Standard reports
fl case Of cholera in that city.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06
CIRCULATION 500.

r~PosT OFFICE PRINTING GIPEN
nj THE Sc DELAWARE Republican,"
BECAUSE 1T Has THE L.4RGEST CIR
cUI.aTION OF ANY PAPER PUBLBH-
IN IN DELAWARE. ADHERTISERS
AND OTHERS SHOULD BE.4R THE I
FaCT IN MIND AND LOOK TO TIiEiR
INTEREST.En
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

TERRIBLE AcCIDENr.-Un Friday last a lit
tie girl, named Jane Craig, aged about nine
years, granddaughter Of Chambers Mckib-
ben. was killed at Chambersburg Pa, 10y the
accidental discharge of a heavily loaded dou-
ble-barreled gun in the hands of her brother
The skull was irgnttully torn up, the brain
carried away as il the force of the explosion
had occurred in the cavity of the Uranium, and
the face blackened By powder.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

FzFT-O EfEN'rRAI Flour, FEED, GRAIN ANN
El-titsi - SEED DEPOT, 100 Market 81, y doors a
SszSShi hove ttht Wgst Sde,l Wilmington, Delaware
hANbRETfl 5 GARDEN SEEDS,

gF55z3N EfENrRAF.FIDuR, FEED. GRAIN AND
ElzNdtJ - SEED DEPOT lU9 Market 81, doors a
Ss,af,ll hove itht WpB slda,l Wilmington DeIawaru,
l'ANbREIIl'S GARDEN SEEDS,
CULTIVATED AT RtnoMspkLE. TMEsEED FARM OF
iOR YnileleS nj Vegetables, is too apparent
mark yet Iany such offered fur ste, and not un-
frequently Happens that the essentially the
article ~ enumerated in the catalogues OF Scedsmen
der several different heads, thus conloundlng InexPer
40 The Catalogue may bn had gratis on application.
FLOWER SEEDS,
Annual BGnnln, aud PereRnIal superb assortment,
climate.
AGRICULTURAL SEEDS
MEp CLOVER, ANNUAL RYE GRASS,
IlMuIhf, WHITE nUTCH CLOVER,
tMCuhED GRASS, PRIMITIVE GREEN GRAas,
HERD GRASS. MutrT,
Ml%En LAWS grass, BuGKwHEAT,
,1Npnh tnhN, DsAGE ORAN0R,
RIRD'SEEDS.
GaRiRty iteng MlIlet, Rape, Yellow, Nav Seed Let
ell. 90 ". loo Market ST.. WiIminSion. 'bc'l.
NEW GASEI GRocARY STORE,
RIO So Market street
'hIW4.EN SECOND ANpTntRp SITS, FIRST ABOVE
-,g--. toSIEt tEuRMEELI MlLLER'sl HOTEL.
G&# Il puhl, cggneraty that he has commenced
tEtft2S the Irurgy Business ~ the atCye stand and
has opened = fresh lot ul superior SUGAR, COFFEE
TIA, GllEESE FLnuk, MEAT, MIG GLASSES, OILs,
%c., &C., together witt an other ARTICLES usually kept
by osnengagod IN sbuslncss, and preparedtC sell
CHEAP FOR CASH, Ihuse wishing TO purchase are
nYtedi 70 cali JAMES Nj. WILLIAMS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

kTORSoN's ENGLISH WINE of Colchcum Ronr
lfl much used In Rheumatism, for sale at r.. McIN
ALLS' Drug store. july 6-H
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

Love AND INsANITY.-fheC Cincinnati Gazette
says that beautiful German girl named Anna
IlOotker was taken to the hospital, few DAYS
since, Il raving maniac, her reason completely
overthrow by disappointment in love. 1t
seems that she had been engaged to one of her
couhtrymen Tor some months, and had fully
expected to become his wife, when her father
informed her last Saturday that she should not
marry. Upon the announcement she fell, rs
II struck by lightning, to the floor, and ii was
with much difficulty she was restored to con-
seriousness. She then began rLyng irightful-
~, ana with cries, and screams, and groans
and lamentations startled the entire neighbour
hood where she resided. Nothing could be
done to calm or appease her-she grew worse
and worse until it was determined to remove
her to the hospital. When there she continued
to rave, and would have died from exhaustion
before this had not chOrOtDrm been adminis-
tered to keep her quiet. TWAS .ound necrs-
sary, too, to bind her to the floor, else She
would have taken her own lifc leuped ont of
the window, or done any thing desperate. The
| physicians who saw her say they never behnIi
so violent maniac, II is pitiabl1 to observe
this young and beautiful woman, Just in The
spring otliie, huffering-and how intensely she
must sufier-all the horrors of madness be-
cause OF generous and absorbing passion,
which might and should have made her bpnni-
ness on earth.
Governor Brigham Young has written 10 TIA.
President, to notify him that he will receive IL
successor with pleasure, and has meyer had any
intention Of resisting legal exercise of the
Federal authority. IT is a matter probably of
little Importance to She President whGibpr
Brigham is pleased or not Al the change of m.
lcrs. When in the Presidents discretion il "a
necessary for the public iuteresttu make chm.
ges in appointed officers, it becomes his dirty
to do 40 without regard to the feelings Of Tia
individual office holder. Neither is il impor.
tant to know that Brgham'S intention was not
to resist legal authority. The President HAS
to do with the fact, and it is very conclusiyely
established, not only on the testimony of Uni
ted States officers but on the Mormon's own
declarations, that he has acted SO towards the
officers OF the Government that they can
not perform the duties Of their Office Tho
yielding of Governor Young is coed policy on
his part but il is time that the people of that
Territory should feel that there is g higher
law" than ecclesiastical authority, and that the
constitution recognizes the rights Of citizens
of all religious and all sects and parties to no.
side unmolested in every part of the Territor.
les of the United States. Those who NEEDLE
with these rights are tho wrong-doers and can
not complain OF intolerance when thoir wrong
doing is legally resisted.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

~, IVY, ;br; DETERIORATION, for PANS ah, GSL
as agE, aqa i . t't aa IAN E nd s d. W.
a1D1n, Fn Il 9e s,. Ss are aTsk known knsnaio
sS bss cured with one Gatnns
I RaPS Srn lla SSpHnsn 5o
als 6s fi s a SSS asns
tT S IG%Rfkn tESfM III
csa N s and AZ s gSeag has @nly
ana Is lie siest medi
be used to the diseases named ~
aud wall SCARCELY ever fail give immediate Geliei bo
Rn to b The sSs Ss SuS a sRaoE
Intense sueriS and perhaps death when no PhySiciahlS
DIN Sim NDiR TX 0 tho Growth and beat
HS HAD o f B"aG9a md u 6s
a I'll saoEenf 70 Tie
worry so and pag; and bamlo damien and ~, giSe y
at may como Ia contact With the hair alter its use It's
Sa AID Is ino ad M are b sESds Eo
Invaluable. PriOs, ai gebOttIea, IS cents
iPN GSRR # tas a i6rEs
49, y a#ag AsYFsa Rs S1si'H ads
80 G svsy " o% %ashf it b t6Sy
m }Ssby gayS must srea m esns
aGG ' %aEns I 50 hat sasbu fH ~
94fSs'e A e Sf14 so tGsc SEGS
sr Im mos. Dfsi
cent, below credtpriees. Remember IN creseeh''ih
"afhst' a""SoS'N'4' JONES CO., Philadelphia,
iIJ- FltE GREAT REMEDY OF THE NihkTEENIm in NE
TURYtibr SGrotuOus and Cancer0us Discusses nia Y
aud Whta swelling, Holtro, Opthnala or sore eSos
nip disease, malignant ulcers and obstinate ou M,
ter, sat eunl, puppies, botchGs on inc ihuot a ~ "
puriiies uItHe blood. =, .,,;ror,,a hn
KEEP Ms jLoop CHARACTERIZATION and nEiSofate snS
system, and you nave removed nine "a No
which produce sickpess and sleGng hG he'll nPn,%i
puiAtVe pDrinlly ainrttd TO phl al These Wv
particulars II purigR and nrioles tho bio9h, ~
tho Whole stem and relieves persons from lhe h %
agreeable lscligs onnnooio with disOrered state oil mo
liver nn stomach Its tonic ant arraivo properties e .
nnr1nncd. Que Of the chief advantages oil lls vhnase
medicine Vi that large dosesar long continues ,S W. 1
tTal remedy The prQpneurs use itextensvey IN V,r
weknnwnan successful treatment OF cancers anu sHiolu
and In curing these dist asses esla
it. value wlerryer used Those uslng Dr. LounsPelr
CuH Imperial DepurNlNe, Will receive medical aqNloe
from the principal uire ~ philadelphia, each bottle heihf
uCcoupndr with II check for that purposes The ainlottd
elnnGl than avail themselves Of his valuable rem
cd and this pi the year it WAL be found espeo
ally yalpule to these suffering from debility
Fer sale by j. :. BENNETT, lOi Market street, ana W ~
/ Mel&ALL, w. " Market street, WlmlnGlon DtI. Nsu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

FIRST WARD DRUG STORE.
~ I,lA MOI m mIrLnla 70 euIlllILLIILl smnmuhh,


H. Noi by paIgGs EpGm ii9 public inferior and adul
uGH ag 9g S PoW VIII Xn p HfS
ne Ant nmlStIldG SAlN S aud DGpuatige, DeIupu-
NH vG ne Viii a a p1s WIFI ~ s6 rtsf pr %s1
md most ir!abe JUSin and Medicines that can he ohtaned
tip % deyouty 1lo wi49i avs purchased RS Dug
S GSS2 S esas aL aasia t Sp
SSs nnie a[rlas e. T one Q" Inc oldest and Best
afot al me demands nlEI ea.toes either ~ the whge-
ted ul Of rerlumley and Fancy articles, winch will sol
0 fiehdslivin4 in tho Country will find it nuch to their
tercs well convenience Ia leave their orders with NJ
a paG ii t@cd e%ary atiSa Srs VII PVT
up SOFAS i'Sotd braaklfr IN alr return huinewnrs rBG
coopnS sse we 3Se t. tx syG hgm Eyay and
ieG. 26-tL DR. l., ]. DRAPER
III THAT competition Is the lite Of trade no perso
n sec6n street. Ark 500 wIat Competition las oao and IS
still doing The shoe trade. Buusand shoes can he buughi
s s %s @ NV and v os s% S SSsS WIZ
aWarS tat new a@e store Ts At M West
H. i"%as pfcs ai ca fa .' Who Visits c%%vqee them,
nSi bs i h tS5 @ 6S sc" w. WStS a!fa ef
sngothef tom Of e the public lhat ~ That all
WORK 70 'F'or IS prompt "''o""'' " j. .'S ~ S BSIiSNIE
If you wish to FURNISH your chamber wha full set. com
BfdstGal WISH stand and four Cane Seat Chairs for
'"' '' Go 10 MAGSIcuoL,s, Fourth and shlpley SIS.
en oa y" ] e SHs sd
Chairs Sgn2 %f4 Il Py f Fea iap &n hpoy ss
YOU would save from Five to Eight Doa'suna Mar
If yon would sayeirom Five to Eight Dolluars when you
"us ca z" 10 MAGNIcHoLs Fourth and shpley sts
,Ifyou would save from Two 70 Three Dollars ono set Of
Upno'''GG5 otGM sGNTTGoLs Fourth and shpley Sta
lyon would saye if9 Twenty five cents to Two Dollars
Goto MAGNICifoLs. Fourth md Shiptev SITS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

SIM. DESTROYED ny LIGurSiys.-.'rbe
ship Carack, Capt. Stilphen, from ew C,,,.ans
bound TO Liverpool, with cargo oi ESQ bnlcs
of cotton, was struck by lightning on Tho 18th
INST, when ESQ miles S. S. W. Of Tortugas,
qdench the flames, but without success AMI
finding the ships to DO completely on fire. she
was abandoned-the captain taking the cutter
the LIST and I'd mate boat each. The can.
tain and party were picked up by the BARK
Ann Elizabeth, and brought to Key West
The ship Douglas B. Moses fell in with the first
mate and crew, and placed them on board the
plot boat Champion, of Key West, The third
cutter, in charge of the second mate. bas rut
been heard Oft is supposed that she has
been rescued by some passing vessel and taken
to Northern port. The Carack was built al
Thomaston, Maine, of 300 tons burden. and
seven years old. The value of vessel and car
go is estimated at S20O, 900.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-08-06

NUT TNAUILY oU.-The n eW YORK FOSt In
referring to the immense sale of DR.. kane,s
last expedition, said fearing the result OF the
sale, he offered to sell his entire interest to his
publishers for $1,000, but the latter declined.-
This is not exactly the truth: the DR.. asked
the publishers it he could realize $4,000 from
the sale. The publishers told him they would
guarantee that amount, whether it sold or not,
as they felt satisfied they could realize for him
$4,000. They have made over that for him
by the sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07
Ha.r aud Feather,

Hair Goo Iry, r.luI. elastic Gh.r ar
Gamuis ,la, arise ,r.m ia' sk.u, aul ar'
dolby tlr mrlu,1ry Juices. tH found 1870
t.s mtuma.n tribe, AND 900 a,.sy wrt "l
o.. body ...ltun tl. H,suI Oh. l.tanl
auI n.m..0gr hands. auI iu CO., .Ht.H
of m.s, hr..as, wool, al.., aal SPINS, BE-
found m... uu.l over t.s animal crs-
uu. Iur grows .a vascular r.r., with
t.er.rs enclosed .u hl'....t..l capsules,
s.m,I within tHr ss.1. I.n.' % horny
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

Sometimes there ar Twin; beings in ma
tur1 us beautiful as in rjmauc,. Reality
surpass1s Imagination; aud We SEQ BREATH
ing, Frightening, and moving before our
eyes, sights dcargr t, our hearts than any
we ever bchc.l in the land Of sleep.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-08-07

H'otnrl ilAN WbNl ol huE'l' ANc'hAlnk 20
heaven. But what was my terror when
they began to descend in ihcsamc rapid and
pcrions manner. With groa. speed they
came .priusinc down tho dcelv,y, with
their hair unbound and floating in tho
wind, while their lovers stood at III, base Of
the hill, with their arms extended, to receive
them with inuumcrabIo kisses.
" Happy shepherds '' | exclaimed, " how
. I envy you ?"
Upon arriving at the house learned that
my guido had rurcta'cl Tor me a aock Ola
dozen goats. and litilc cabin upon ono Of
I che urIshboring mountains. This trAuac-
. ton had consumed almost all my money,
AMI IL / wished TO live, must labor with
my companions, no richer than any Of them.
Ny dwelling swas neat, and furnished with
everything necessary ior comfort a bench,
table. % bed. a little hard % b. sure, but
.ol, enough fyr the robust limbs Of a tired
shepherd.
. Ny Crt few days were iri,htnl Tho
ISOLATION iu which li''i, the coarse faro,
90 which was un'ccu'iom'i, the violent
exercise in following my goats over steep
rocks aud rr'c'p''''' all combined to drive
mr 90 de.rir. soon bad not strength tp
leave my e'''n '"'n,n; lever consumed
"'' anu my senses were l''' 'n u.''''aiH'
'.'n n'''.I '.n ''l' "'''''''- ','"'.n '',' '''
death. s'mciIm- believing myself in my
own country, sometimes ou desert land,
rur.uin; rhantom' iha. ld before m'.
>rm.t.mc, seemed 90 see az nay bedside o.,
y.lu: girl who | met az the church, but
hrr.v.., face wass11u ohl,,ntcl hy others.
Finally after latharsia sleep my reason
returned ! inquired, " "Whr' am l''
N11'e' replied, " ll' is nvcl.' ! opnrl
my 'y' aud perceived Two females one o'
middle age, who bad uttered iNo cN'.Ama-
i.an, hut Che other, fresh a' spring, au1
N'uil'd' a'a new born i'wcr' t1fri a' mo
Zoo silence " These are the two angels, /
said, in my own language, " that have
n'.lmy .i.'.' Wy words they could NOE
understand, hnt nay sentiment ] am sure
tay d'I.
Mario and Laura n' ihcy were caI''I 'n
'.' valley "'r' loved hy i'' in''.''''',
.. IA'''I.T'n' l0'y ','i''.A 'h E'''
".I', anA often climbed TOE mountains ''
carry assistance 90 'ick c'tasers. Their
dwelling was n1t hr FROM min', anil @,
soon as they hal heard OF my i''nrs ,hay
has.en.l O. tend upon mc. Thanks 60 their
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VOLUME "a, NO. 81.


indebted for the greatest Of all benefits,
health; and how could abandon LauraI
could more easily have renounced life.
The principal events Of our existence are
Independent Of our will. Our design. arc
at the mercy Of circumstances, like leafs.
the sport Of the wind. | entered one even
ing the cottage Of my ncishbors, and found
thcm both in tears, Marie weeping in tho
arms Of Laura and aging" o my dAugh-
ter, what will h'comc Of u.s. where shall
We take REFUGEE n were alone could
drag through the few days remaining 10 me,
but I cannot $50 you suffer"
"Do not despair, my dear mother, said
Laura, 90 | am we'll and can work and sup
port 10, both until that harry day shall come
which wall restore Us 70 our country and
rights. y, cousolel, then, aud DO not bs
unhappy about my welfare
Tai, scene made 50 deep an impression
upon me, that I vas no longer master OF
myself, and cntratcd them 10 acquaint mo
with their misiprtuncs, AMI ! would she'd
my last drop Of blood Ia sheir cause.
Laura buut into tears and exclaimed
q" .oon wc must part forever"
. "Tor.y.r. Iaum' al, | would rather
lis an hundred times. No, | will only
abandon You With my hio."
"It is necessary, % she continued, "lIeaycn
AMI mnn have decided that We must 'epar,
a,,. We arc compelled to Ny from the
peaceful country whsr, | bad jus. b'sun
90 know happiness. confess is baiorc Cod
You arr tle 0uIy person here regret leav-
ing"
~ those vorl, IN on my knees before
her aui pressing her hand 10 my lip, eI-
chimsI. not knowing whl, sail, Laura,
I viii follow YOU everywhere, your destiny
shall o, mine. swear TO love YOU eiCr-
u4,iy."
"Smp," said Maria, stopping between
us. Tom, my daughter can ncyc- DO
yours. To, rank our family occupied in
Ia..... T.rFrF. DO N.r1I .. IIaavan yFo
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O'' ''." .'''' ''' '.''' ''N''''S ''''.!' ""'''
Oh" same i'fihng' tho sane eiHeAt''h "'ui
hny, mad, Us equal. But it is not 50.
laur, i' daughter Of C1un. 10 Blanyillc.
rac blood which lows In her vein, j, Illus.
ui,us. She cannot di.h1n5r it By allyins
l,r.HI o. pllg shepherd. Misfortune
..,....,.,.--ill. ,.,,l,,,,, has. e,r,tri,,,I
.,.,,I l.,-f,.I -. ,r o,r c.,,t, NJ i,
ur,..,.,. -, ,,,..,.r,I r,c,-, nv ave-. and
I,.,,r.I rrrn rr,,e,-n,, that / cared for
mv ,w, l.., blt,.,y, my daughter from
r,,,r.,r,l., .,r,.p,i,p.r. b,lievcI tha,
+, ,r,. r,,,r.l p,r, Of sri,,,rand had
secured r,,,,fal retreat, whore tho storm
.,,rI n, i,r.,- rr,,k upo, p.-hatI wa,
r...,,.I , J..r,, fr,m IN, r,publis o,
r.r,, ,.,n,rI, an F,,,,b smi,r,n,, %
amid, S,i,,.,r,,I AMI ,l,,v,tb,m bu, ,br,,
i,r. :, ..,, another asylum. Ml,i in
,,r,, ,,r,,r N, .v.r,l can ~, GnI shelter
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