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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13
NEW ADVERTIS : MENTS.


Y g., ". and p. L. Plank Road and
Bridge Co.
A meeting OF ts oo;kuodsrs of the Viz
"A GINA Grove. Wapeo and Port Louisa Plank
ans bridge Co., held at Port Louisa, March
6tl 1885, the meeting preceded to hear the report
of the treasurer.
Moved y Mr.. maids that committee be az
pin d to COD fer with he County Judge and take
he lie. al steps to locate county on the ground
now o"capied ny he Plank Road Co., and that we
give up rights and privileges in said road for
the uss of county road, snd no other purpose and
Bat the committee be instructed to proceed forth
With to locate said county road, to the top of the
bluff, to interscct the county road which is located
on he line, diVdi; range and west, towns hi o
"a sorth, AID that 1t Re done in 40 days ,r,m this
9Th day Of March. 1858, and soon as the road is
established the Virginia Grove, Wapeio, and Port
Louisa Plank Road and Bridge Co. is dissolved, ard
the road free until this ,s &C: mplish.d.
Mr.. John Roo a ds was appointed said committee.
Moved by MIR. Williams N hat l.. Araoli ana w.
P Smith b. appoinlej COMMITTEE 10 settle up al!
the debts aad bdsiues Ct the Co., and publish the
above res buttons 10 b. newsospals
HENRY THOMPSON, President.
W. KENNEDY, secretary. mhl3w4w
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Proclamation.

| To tie Voters Of Muscati,ne County:
| WHEREAS petition signed by Five Hundred
w and sixsy.fye citiz.ns of Mnscatine crnntv
has been pra,euted to the County Judge Of said
county, a7kinr that the question be submitted 10 a
vot. Of tho oiaGcd electors of said ccunty. wbetb
ec the County of , uscstire will cops ruct Bridoe
aero Rcd elsr River in the county of Muscatine
1t or near the point where the Cedar River Suspen
sion Bridge was located,
Now therefore in order that tn. voter, Of saic
comfy NAV ad mi Or reject the r-onost ian T. !;
hereby eTscd that at thsslectiou to b. held in said
N.scat the county on the first Mendav in April A.
D. 1855, the following lions viii be suhmit
ted to [ se qualified O ectors of said COUNTY.
That tre county of Muscat;re ia its co,porate
capacity viii construct Bridge across Red Cedar
Riyer at the roint abnve mens;nr+a .nd 10 ~.
nd will authorize the County Judss AZ saia cnnn,y
Of m, faro, If n "a, TO COMMIT T., 10 hajJ ~ *
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NOTICE !

NOTICE
WYE have the following Packages in stores
w which, If not called fer in thirty days will
BE- sold r charges
Takpown-l cell maui rope,
P Jac kson--l 10, castings
INK OWL too-horse v yon,
SN Lattie-l carriage,
o 3 SMITH rex.
JB II III saddle,
Unknown lot castings,
A Kennsiy trunk,
M-26 ernd-stones,
No park-l garden pump,
=" IS guilty stors,
+" Go plows,
60 rcfrige,asors,
Jas Winn-I box plnnder,
Owens-2 DO d.
Jacob F,vr-i do
II Rur,sy-l tool chest.
meh II, le5S-lm SELLS 4 WATT.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

IaS> With regard to disease of the chest and
'hroat it is in the carly stages If the difficulty
that the great mischief is done; for while the pa
ticnt is thinking about the cure, and tonsi derins
whether or not he is really sick enough to need med
icine, tabcrcles may be forming, or, worse still,
sometimes may be bursting in the lurgs.
Dr.. Halls Baisam is admirably adapted for just
such n condition of things described above. 1t
Is for SAIL by F. H. Stone and j. B. Dougherty, in
Museatne and by agents in every town in the
county.
See advert isCment.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13
BIRDS NEST NURSERY.

burlington, IOWA.
A PPLES, Pears, Cherries, Peaches, pluins. Arri
u co.'s, Noctarnes, Ounces, Grape Vines, Chest
nuts, Fl berts Mulbe.rics, Gooscberrle, Currants,
Rasperries, Strawberries, Rhusarb, &c.
Evergreen Shaia Trees, Ornamental Shrubs,
Vines and Climbers, Roses Pc oaes Paloxss, Lilies,
ard hardy Flowering Plants in great variety, en-
brseing complete assortment of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs nd Plants of every desert ption worthy of
cultivat on in the West. Stock of the hest quality
aud prices low as elsewhere.
DWARF PEARS, APPLES. CHERRIEs, &c.
Green-IIouse and Bedding Out Plants,
Embracing fine collection Of the II ,st popular
and splcrdid aew Dahas, Fuchsias, Hcilctropes,
Ferbonans, Cnrysthanomums sPerpepal or Evel-
bloom g Roses, Gladioiu Vigridias, &c.
100, 90 Apple Trees for sale at low
rates by the quantity.
Thu is choice lot Of treas from 3 to years old
healthy and fine.
G4- Gaia ogues with prizes furnished free to all
applicants wlo enclose one stamp.
march6w45 NEALLEY BROTHERS BOCk.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

CRY TAxEs.-Marshal Unger requests us
to give notice to those who have not paid ir taxes
that no longer indulgence than this week will be al
lowed. The delinquent list will be made out next
Monday for publication and sale according to law.
The ScoTT House, at Davenport, kept by
j. j. Humphrey & Co /, is pleasant place to put
up at, as we are personally cognizant. We recon-
mend it to such of our citizens may have occasion
to halt at "the Bridge City"
REMovAL.--The wholesale grocery estab-
lishment of Mr.. ]. T. Brown has been removed from
Cedar Block to the formerly "ccupc by Chas.
Nealley.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-13

| N1OORE'S RURAL NEW YORKER is the
| VI esding and largest circulated Agrieultu-
raj, Horticultural, Literary, and Family News-
paper ex an-and both Press and People pro-
nounce it THE BEST OF ITS CLASS. 1t Ia not
| slow monthly bur large, beautiful ard pro-
gressive Double Qlarto WEEKLY, edited with
care, labor and taste, and illustrated ard pr;n-
ted in superior stvle. A new Quarter b. girs
with Apri and hen Now Is TINE TO SUB
SCRIBE for the Model Rural and Family Weeslv.
| which ignores all kinds of humbug, and seeks
to promote the BEST INTERESTS and HOME HAP
PINEss of is tens of Thousands of roat.rs in
both Town and CouHtry. Only 81 year :;
great reduction and premium to clubs, LEGAL
agents, &c.
@-If you wish to try The RURAL Va will
sena Il this quarter 10 papeys] at half price
only Is cents. Address
D. D. T. MOORE, Rochester, NY.
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Mu9Caiinc,E

The STOCK comprises
Fiue and heavy Lapland Overcosting
Extra do Eskimo d.
Fine heavy German castor beaved do
do blue. black brown, olive, claret
and mulberry Broadclohs.
Heavy English and French DoeskiSs,
do German and American do
Seagrave's fine mixtures for Business
Coats,
New styles Harris Cassimeres,
Pi,i1 al pa ncy Scarfs and era .
white and fancy Shir'y, Merino, Cot IN
Alufllers ard Comfortcrs, &c. In ia
FURNISHING HOUSE, all of whic
and fashionable Clothing at the very Lo'
Mnscaine, Oct IA, 1S57-daw
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Preservation of Apples with Salt

Mr.. EDITOR From a very early period OF my
d the entire bent of nclnations has been towards
agricult ural and horticultural nvestiga ions, and
preservation is essential to bot have his win
ter been experimenting ia the preservation of
apples
Last autumn, purchased four barrels Of apples
that grew in the orchard Of Judge W llans and had
four shipped t" me from the State of INDIANA
These placed in my Lar, putting part Of each in
salt barrels. They remained So til the l6 Of Feb
ruary last, when | examined hem and found those
in the salt barrels in good state of preservation
while thoss in other barrels were all more or less
aft ced.
And to prove still further that salt will preserve
apples, | placed barrel under board hat had
meat sattd On it, AID in such position that the
salt dissolvIng drained into the barrel of apples,
which are in state of good preservation.
1t has proved to me n this instance that salt pro-
longs the preservation Of apples. Will some Of
friends try the experiment! Your, &c,
g. w. Ii. LUCAS.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Gel ERR ATED FEMALE PILLS

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared .Jrom,n prescription of Sir James
Clarke, N. D., Physician extraordinary
TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaiHE In the cure oal
those painful and seaes which the fem als
consttu subject 1t all excess and
all distractions and speedy may be relied upon.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t WILL in time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar the
of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during
FIRST MONTHS of Pregnancy, they sure to
bring Miscarriage but at other time they safe
In all of Nervous and Spinal tons pain In the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron palptatou of
abe Heart Mysteries and Whites, these pill will affect
when all other have failed and although pow
eful remedy do not contain iron calomel antimony
any thisg huItful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES (Late /. X. B win &Co1
. K chester, NY.
N. B.-$I 90 and postsg &c stamps ,sed any au-
horized Agent Will insure bottle oftI pills by return
mail
Forsale by J. B. Dougherty, Museati Iowa.
Dec. 49, ls57-a&wly
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF LAND

~ k0@11I11 vi H411ND.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the uud ,rsizned
~ VIII on the third Monday of March, 1858, seld
at pu tlc aucien, the foil, wing described real es
tato towit: The north half of 10 Dat beast quar-
ter, and the south half Of the northeast quarter
of section thirty'ix, 1859 in township seventy pine
49, north Of arnge two 2) west Of the 5th principal
me ld'an-being the same farm lately soa by VIM.
Crisman, to Adds & Gibson. and is in GOOD state
Of cultivation, is we'll fenced, ard has comferta-
BILE new two story dwelling house thereon; being
out one-haif mile nerth of Wilton, Muscasine
county, Iowa, il is Of che most desirable farms
In Ccdar county. Terms one-third cash in hand
and the balance in one and two years fir om jan
LIST 1858, With 10 per cent interest. Sale 20 take
place .ou the premises, between and 4 O'Clock 2.
NJ. of said day. THOMAS HANNA,
Assignee Of Adds 8. Gibson.
Wilton, Feb. l3, 1s5s-ml -daw3w-p-s'tes
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A GALLERY OF ART
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NJ Office is hereby givsn, that tbs u7de i.igned
has been appointed Administrator OF tee esi ate
OF Alexander DunsmOre, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said estate will prefent
taem duly authenticated to the undersis ned. and
all persons Indebted to said estate will make pa7.
ment to the undersigned.
JOSEPH BRIDGYAN, Admir-.
Feb. goth, 1858. -daw4y
Let the above notes be published in the Daily
and Weekly Journal and Democratic ENQUIRER 4.
fcnr successive weeks
EDW'D H. THAYER, Co. Judse.
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SEEDS FOR 1873

SLEDS FOR 1868.
w L are row prepared with full aod com
w rlete stock of
Field, Garden and Fower Seeds,
OF the new crop, 10 supply any demand, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL, on the very best of terms.
Oar stsck is NEW Gas VIC do rot consirn seeds
a I'd take mono back to mix up again., and much
of it grown under our Immediate direction in tbi.
State. Our stock Of European seeds is imncrt.d
directly by ourselves from the no5t reliable grew
ers 10 ENGLAND and FRANCE.
We feel conf lent no better Advantages to tie
public be Offered than Can give, and we cor
,sially invite an examination before uurchasipp-
Our stock consists in part of Spring WHEAT. RaR-
LEY, Corn, PEAS, Bans. &C., q very large variety
Of GARDEN SEEDS nd fall assort p,ent # FLOWER
SEEDS of choice varieties. Also, $50 cushels pure
CHINE, SUGAR CANE SEED.
Constantly oa band large assortment of AGRr-
CULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL MACHINES AND lM-
ELEMENTS.
Full priced seed and implement catalogues sent
upon receipt of stamp to pay paStaGe.
HENRY d. EHERY co.,
Jan3V-w3m ga Lake street, Chi, ago.
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WHEAT AND OATS WANTED.

I WILL take n trade, or in payment Of notes en-
l. accounts, wheat and eats at the market prics
Person. interested will please take notice-wheat
or money must have, or pu, notes ard scuunts,
OF long standing. in persons bard VITO con collect
Oct, ID CHARLIE SNEALLEY
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.. For the Journal.
SSnnn ~ N unI

F0r the last few DAYS our CITY has been thrown
into painful and unnecessary state of exctemc Mt
by the loud -mouthed croakings of certain worthy
individuals styling themselves in print ''Republi-
can" Justice" or "Jusr-Ass" and "Another Re-
publican" and crowding during he dav-tme the
corners of our streets to the very great detrment of
decent, orderly citizens whose business calls them
to walk abroad.
This state of things would be bad enough if the
weather was 6ne under foot, and occasion demanded
such tremendous exertjou: as il is IL must h, con-
sdcred an ntolerabe BORE ana the attempt of these
able individuals to throw DUST in the ewes Of our
council-elect must prove failure so long as the MUD
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PREPARE TO SETTIEt

Nj Office is hereby given that in COT sequence Of
~ the decease of Alexander Dunsmore, the buii-
ness of the firm of A. DUNSMORE Co. must b.
closed Immediately. Therefore, all persons IN.
DEB ted to US by note book account requested
to call and settle forthwith. Balance of STOCK
on bands will be scld LOW FOR CASH, or On
short TINA. A. DUNSMORE l. co.
Feb %, 1858 -dlw-w3s
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THO Valuable Farms for Safe

IA THIS undersigned off for sale on un
464slssA usually favorable terms
ls::.k$ lst A farm Of 40 acres, eighty rods
bsiiES68 west of the Muscatine corporation lnc,
zSsesfs3 we'll improved, with good spr'nG, witt
frame dwelling, stable, &c. Ten acres of timber
will be sold with Thu, tract.
I'd. B farm OF 100 acrcs--S0 improved and under
fence and 20 Of timber. Good frame dwelling "nd
with g cd well and stock water,
and an orchard of the choicest variety Of trait
This farm is situated six micS from Muscutlhe On
the Iowa City road.
The above farms will be sold on terms to cores
pond with the present "hard times For further
larticulars enquire at this o:ce Or Of other .t th'
undersigned M: ioFfNEh'
dcc26-w 2m JOHN hbEp.
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100 BUSHELS OF SEED CORN
FOR SALE.

11HE undersigned has selected with gre at Cal Q
the above quantity of Core which be vii il :
sure to 10 good for seed 1t ia Of the yellow corn.
Residence miles so nth Of Muscatine, on the Is
land HARVEY CORWIN
feb2-w6v
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TAKE NOTICE.

10 now Use TO settle up business for the year
i and those having open accounts with rs must
close the same either by cash, produce or ote.-.
We take pork, wi heat, AID all other kinds Of pre-
duca a, BIZ CHEST market priees.
C. WEED 4 CO..
Dec. 10, 1857
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IOWA AVENUE, |Io1ve

Rich Lyons Velvet vestinss.
! do English Silk do
Plain and heavy Grenadine vestilgs. i
Fancy do 90 do :.
Cashmere ard Satin d
Kick white and drab silk do
Gents and Boys Shawls,
Fine and extra heavy silk Drawers,
DO do do do do Under Shts
Merlno and Lands Wool do do
do do do do Drawers,
!, Ties, Gloves Of all kinds, Suspenders.
and Shaker knit W. Glen Socks, Blankets
all GOODS usually found in a GENT'S
am prepared to sell and make into good.
'est Cash Prices.
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EDW'D H. THAYER, Co. judge,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICRiIl

ADMINISTRATIVE NOT1CE!!I
THE undersigned having been appointed BY the
county court of Muscatine county Adninistrator
of the Estate CT Wa Hess, deceased, all persons in
debted to said estate requested to maE simmedi
ate ard all pcrsons having csi ms sgainst
said estate requested to present them te the M
dorsigned, properly authenticated
WIN. II. STEWART,
Administrator.
Mnscatine Jan. Is lS5S-4w
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE !!
w ILL be sold at Public Sale on Saturday
w April Sd, 1855, if not sold at private sale
Def IRE that time, that valuable tract Of land stu
ate in the northwest gu srter of section %, town
ship ", north of range west, aud ,iistan about
one mile from the corporate limits of Musca inc
city. 1t cohtains one hundred acres and EN- braces
the portion of said quarter section lying east Of the
land of D. W. Clover TIE Land is of superior
quality, geatly rolling, and is we'll adapted for
farming rposes. portion of it lies with a
southern slope, and is admirably suited for garden
ing. 1t will hs sold cit her entire or in parcels to
suit purchasers.
Sale to come off at 2 o'clock P. NJ, in front of
Keller Au ton Room. w. F. BRANNAN
Erquirer please copy. [mctl0
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
N0TI L is hereby given that tho urdersip.ed
~ has been appointed By the proper authority OF
administer On be estate Of Hiram T. lIslmes, de-
censed' late OF Wilton township, Muscatine county.
All persons having claims against said estate via
present them to him. and Fl PERSONS owing the ssas
are requested to make payment without delav.
ISAIAH DAVIS.
janlS-wSw
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Mr.. FmroR Your correspondent of yesterday,
ar pnbicnn,' Stems to think there are suue NJ
"crats IN our city anxious to b. continued in the
offices they hold, and that there are ain Al
dcrmen, who have been elcct ed as Republicans de-
sirous to satisfy those enrlemen'> very reasonable
petition. Now can thus be true? l. il really So
that there are Democrats so prcsnmptuous among
us, who hav, The moral courage ask patronage at
tn, hands of those who they invariably wage war
against when ever opportunity offers? And SIRE
there K publican Aid rmen LOST honor, and he
duty they owe their party to vote for. even coun,
tenance the application of such evolves in shceps
for office? TIL lat" elections. "ccnrr NC
during the past year, gave sufficient "vid tina,
the Democratic party were united TO a man on III r
nom natinnS, and had no f"e!isg t. spar for their
opponents, now let it be he same with he R.
puhlicans, and rs far a. favors are conc rnrl let
hem be bestowed on those whn have fought she coed
fight. and achieved a glorious r publ can victory.
LIT he Augean stable b. 'lpnn>cl--i' may need it
and for permit tn victor, % -, their
spells in cont"ntment. In cnnc'u,o" allow m to
ask, MesSrs. Republican y"r and Ailerin nv who
elect cd you to Office? Was il d mncrnis or Repub-
licans? Even go then act with YOUR pHrtv.
FRENsNT L DAYTON
March, 9th 1858.
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For the Journal.

For the Journal.
FD,ros or JOURNAL: In the Journal" of YES
terdny noticed communication. signed GA Re-
publican" claiming the past city election Repub-
lican victory and that consequently "to the yictors
belong the spois." Now, sir, in the first place the
Republicans had nomination of candidates either
for Mayor or Aldermen, and the most prominent Of
the Republicans (the CANDIDATE for Mavor rot OK .
cep'ed.) disclaimcd any ida Of making II party
election. u is true. however that portion Of the
Democratic party d 4 try to get IN conventions for
:he nomination Of Mayor and Aldermen, Nut gem
orally TO get themselves nominatodl and what was
the result Why sir, they were Clorinusly heat
not by Republicans only, but by D 'inocrats and Re-
publicans, who wcr" determined not to make il
party question, but TO elect such men As they
thought would serve the city best, Irrespective Of
party, which we hope has been DONE Let "A R.
publican" look Mt the FRS, and Second Wards nnd
whether the Republicans could have elected their
candidates on strict party issues. I'll, answer will
he, no. Why. then, claim it Republ ,an vic ory
and hrirg party strife into the present council p
"A Republican" urges the preeent council to make
there appon m"nts on political principles, and de-
clars that the former n Danocatic) council rur-
surd the course. Now the writer must eli her
BE- ignorant Of CITY matters or wilfullv misrorrc-
srnts things. will here give the appointments Of
Marshal =. u"s"r, (DemJ salary about $1,000
R cor,lrr I/hrson 400
Assessor. l. thrgwell. 9 ?75
City Engineer, Comfy, (Rrp.) ono
: rect Com, arr, " 400
First City Atty D. G Richman, r. 300
Two out IF the three policemen. Randolph
a'd F 'ss'"r Rep. salary each 200
Now. sir where was to partizar spirit of the for
mer council II will ann"nr hv the above that tho
Offices were nearly raualv divided. nnd IT must be
admitted hat have had some 80 efficient officers
during the past can he found in any place |
and we think II good mayim to ''lrt wei, |
cnnug oh alone" and select those officers that have
served faithfully Irrespective of rnrtv Now sir, |
~" good rason for the Council TO pursue
tro'i 'ica,v) feren' in its arrort ments
- Republican," seems very nl"us for an appoint |
mont. and has no'hrc else t" recommend him ex- !
cept that he is good Republican politically.
JUSTICE.
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TERMS-single COPY. sl-Five copies, 5 l,;e-
Ten copies, $S-Twenty copies Sl5--and an extra
cspy to the agent for every ten subscri ers
Now reader, send for specimen copy ans: Pros
pectus and get up club among your neighbors -
In the Prospectus will be found a full cat
alopue of seeds, how distributed to agents asd
subs crikers, notice. of the farmer, &c.
MILLER q BRAYTON.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. Is, lS57-dl9H3m
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DAGUERRR0TYPES.
PHOTOGleA PHS,
AMBROTYP S
GEORGE P. HALL.
Proprietor Of the METROPOLITAN
GALLERY, Muscatine.

GRATEFUL to his
patrons for the Iiber.
srality t b ey have
evinced d turing tbs
past, comes again be.
fore them, with = full
experience Of thsir
wants and q sense Of
their appreciation Ct
the excellent in ar-,
a