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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1858-04-17

signed by two persons in every wedding case
When all was ready l entered the room Of
bride, offered her my arm, and marched forth,
followed by the bridesmaid leaning on the
arm of the bridegroom, to the room where
the ceremony was to be performed; l took
my station at his right, and the bridesmaid
on the left of the bride. At part of the
ceremony the Minister tells them to join
hands. The bridesmaid then removes the
glove from the hand of the bride, and per-
formed the same ceremony for the bride
groom. After the marriage service is over
the husband greets his newly made wife with
akiss, and occupying the position did, it was
my privilege and duty to greet her in like
manner the second and thereafter, all the
company kissed her Unfortunately; this is
done before the bride sits down. We then
went to the supper room and party of about
thirty partook of supper; I was happy to see
it on temperance principles: which l believe
is rather unusual at weddings in Canada.
After supper as there was no dancing the
amusements consisted of various plays, most.
" in the forfeit line as some of these plays
were entirely new to me, they might be o.
interest also to some of your young readers
therefore will give you a short sketch Of
one or two. One is called the Mills. To play
this all the company stands on the floor in
circle, and each one takes name in the vege
table line, such as oats, corn, wheat, potatoes
&c., &c. One of the party commences th'
play by turning around and saying l turn
Oats, or whatever the name might be; thel
! the one that has taken the name of oats turn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-17
The spanisa widow.


There lived IN the Province Of Gacia a lady 80
perfectly beautiful that she was called By ali travel
ers, and indeed hy all who beheli her the Flower
OF Spain.p With these excellent charms she pos
sesed all the virtues which SO rarely are to be found
united in such extreme personal loyeliness- She
had therefore many woers, but especially certain
old knight of CASTLE az coarse Ia mind as be WAS
uugany In person. Being very wealthy, he fully ex
pected this beautiful creature would gladly become
his wife. the more particularly as she was OF poor
though wel-born parentage But she preferred to
allow her affections to rest on yolng gentleman OF
small estate but amiable character, aud being mar
RED TO him they retired to the provinces aud spent
three years of as perfect happiness is permitted
frai MOI 10 enjoy At the end Of this period he
was Obliged 10 20 to Madrid on the business Of law
suit and was unfortunately murdered on the way,
leaving his unhappy wife with one little boy and IL
rather Slaughtered circumstances. Shortly AFTER the
old knight again pro1ered his hand which she de-
cidedly rejected. He neither respected the sacred
ness OF her grief her forlorn state but moested
her SO continually with letters and presents that but
for her aiheress child she would have been content
to die At length she determined to withdraw TO
some remote village, to free herself from his oous
prosecutions.
few days before the time she had fixed on TO re-
move to her country lodging, her servant, Maria
happened to open the door Of the closet in her mis-
tress bedroom, when out fell the dead body of q
man, and the police being summoned by her shreks
they recognized it to be that of the old knight
OF Castillo though his countenance was so bsckened
and distorted as to appear scarcely human It was
evident that he had persisted by poison and as the
unhappy lady could give no account of the matter
in spite of her hitherto fair and unblemished reputa
ton, she was thrown into prison as his murderess
kn;gbt was rensrav lno,s mi vac o -. atsr;ha,sS
~ dis,ono7aIla csnsa ana M ,,,,rsr II ~ ~
hand never having been Cleared mn sbe was ron
| ,se ~ - Ao 49, ~eoieu uPss s"S ""s WI
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CULLUM SPRINGS, CHoCTAw COUNTY ALA,
" Eghtysix miles Mobile, twenty five miles of
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and five miles Of the rOmbgbe
The undersigned pleasure announcing hi. friends
public generally. his establishment opened
for the reception Of visitors During the winter many i'm
and additions been made with single view TO
increased coat and convenience only 20 the invalid but
others seeking recreation pleasure These
consist OF the erection o several cottages, commodious
painted renovated The bath for ladies' and the cir
spring house ed expressly for their accommodation,
have been pacaay attended to as also has the ea be shop
An experience the maDagemen, public
iri OF class hotssp will he trust connne
him liberal share Of patronage spe did band OF music
for provided premises The cottages
all separate and sre neat, clean and airy;
Commodious light drAught h0s will ply regularly twice
week the landing the Tomhgbee river while those who
prefer travelling BY the Mobile and Ohio Rsroad can do So
Springs BY this last route can e-ve the Springs
day. This line will making daily trips and
from the Springs about the l0,h or 18th OF June.
surpassed the most sanane expectation of lie proprietor bot
he believes he with perfect propety that there
known public that have effected many OF
chronic diseases certainly present
variety Of and valuable chemicinal medical combine
tons.
Springs all the three valuable kinds waters
the sulphur Such these afford
be found upon single place in the whole Souha fact
Arrangements being made have Express
New Orleans 10 Mobile these SPRING. in order the
usual dsy OF letters and caused by the mails which,
however, under contract u be carried regularly three times
week.
Rates Of Board--
Per Month
er L
Carriages in waiting at the landing upon he arrival Of the
boar, convey passengers Immediately TO the Springs
WATERMAN i BRO. eorneT Of Sssasne an1 Common
Streets who are my agents in. New orle.ns
my5n Proprissor
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City Of Now Orleans
Be tremembered that this eh March 1883 before he
subscriber Justice Of the Peace In and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. z.
ver Secretary Of the Louisiana Mutual Company
New Orleans, who being duly according law. do
and that the above Just and and
correct tram cript from the books OF said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
H. r. JANV1ER, Secretary.
Svornto and subscribed before THE l6 Hsrch
A. D. 1855 @. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Of
the outstanding certificates Of profits,
aud after the second Monday May and redeem
and after that the scrip issued Of the year reseryn
the provisions o. their charter capital of
hundred Thousand dollars and they have further declared
a ecrip dividend Of FORfY-TWO PER CENT. on the act
earned Of the ending February 2e 1883
which certificates will be issued the hrs day
June, 1858. CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRlERE, Vice President.
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ExcELLRSr DaaaEREl.--Marshal, spare that dog
touch not single hair; he worries many q hog
from ont his muddy lair. oh when he was a pup.
SO risky and 50 plump, be Tapped his milk from a
cnp--when hungry-at jump. And when his funny
tricks, funny in their place. full Of canine ticks
upon your hands and face You will surely let him
llsel oh 40 not kill him dead ne ways his narrative
and put upon his mouth, and stop that bow WOW
wow and tendency 10 df0ath. He u your childfens
pet. companion Of their JOY you will not kill him
yet. and thus their hopes destroy. No Marshal,
spare that pup-t0uch not single hair. Obi put
your spistoh up, and go away from there.
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 50 Custumhouse street, near
lA Royal eetFor the Cure Of Old Chronic Mercuria
Eyphitc nd all Private Die without Mercury
from business exposure friends, and In
all cares.
The success which has attended Dr. James
in all the United States and Europethe
he effected watch
able by phi yscsns, juses him Offering
or the unfortunate The following
Of the diseases termed Private" and OF which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James
msnea,y eradcste namely syphilis primary secondary
terary Structures, Urethral Discharges, 0lee
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Aictions of females
complicated they Diseases of the Back and Lons
Illumination Of The Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers Tumors and all Diseases Of the Skin
Dr. James would ao call the sttenon especially Of those
privately and improperly injured themselves in
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind
either business society Wis Constitutional de-
biy Impoency. The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of youth viz
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pain in the Head Dmnees Of
VISION Loss OF Muscular Power rspitaion Of the Heart Dys
pepsis Iritabity symptoms Of Consumption
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of
Spirits Evil FoTeb0dings, Aversion 70 Society SelfDstrs
Eoitude 1imidty OF evils produced
All afflicted with Of the above shonld
fall call Dr. James and be at restored TO perfect
health let no decacy apply
weakness Il the organs Immediately cured full vgcr
restored.
Remember Ths Medical House of DR.. JaDes is 81
house street.
Privss separate reserved. HOurs Of attendance
from A. N. to p NJ
Consultations strictly confidential.
PsRscent " 0Onorrhea cured in four hous
DR. JAMES,
oil " 50 Custonhouse street
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SPANISH GALLARrRY.-Qn Elizabeth, admirine
the elegance Of the Manuals Medina, Spanish noble
man. compimenled him On il, begging at the same
time 70 know who possessed the heart OF 80 accom-
plished cavalier, Madam said he. lover risks
too much 90 such occasions; but your Msi@sys viii
= law. Excuse ne. however, II fear 20 name her
bat request your Maiessy's acceptance of her por'
trait He sent her q ioekine-glnss.
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MILLINERY

IA MRS. L. JGFFEE1S RESPECT "a ~ !.
49, fully informs her patrons that she reopeed MA.
* Monday, the sd ins at her old stand At the -~s4
Of Camp and Julia Streets large and <3trz4
nhcent assortment Of PAkISIAN MILLINERY aud FANCY
GOODS. affFH
extensive variety Of every article IN the Millinery
will be found her establishment All business entrusted
to her viii be attended, to with promptnees n24 I'm
- MRS. ROBERT, No. II CHARTREs nj r.
SYtySTRE EFT, respectfully Informs the Ladies hathlD
she has received from Paris rich ofJIVll5
Millinery and latest style Goods, comprising Ladies' W. w
Girls and Chidrens Bonnets and CAlot.s Of every style;
Burnous Oloaks
AantiRs, White and Chantly IAces
Kmbroideres, Furnishing Goods,
Jouvin Gloves Artificial Flowers,
Ball Head Dresses,
Wells aud Yoletes,
Wedding Veils and Wresths Ribbons,
Imitation Jeweiry,
Children's Caps, etc.
a5-Dresses etc., attended by skfal seastress from
Paris. I'm
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(S1LMAN's PNEUMATIC STEFAN GRANU-
VI LAToR Is now in plantations comprising the
largest aud smallest classes: OF which on
three crops witt combination OF the following advantages
ator AZ entire train:
requires pressure pounds Of steam 10 s,ke
q Bsttery.n
Z Il requires no additional water for the boilers.
J. lis pipes never "acale' or require cleaning.
Ia heating surface is equally distributed throughout tina
body Of juice that and hard grained suga Is made
The being all condensed and the boers
direct additional boilers required where the sugsr mill
boilers large and ailman's Bagnsse Furnace used one
pair Of cylinder boilers 20 inches in diameter 81 feet ov
with GlmAns Bagase Furnace furnish to grind me
aud the Pneumatic Battery, making hhds sugar
per day.
vs. The Pneumatic Battery 0rannator operation
much less expanse the planter than any other steam hat
terry application Of making sugar IN part or en,ry
by steam.
For further Information, pamphlet full speeiaca,ious
dra wings will be furnished application the sascfer
prepared make contracts for The Bniry Evano
Clsera 10 be used With direct exhaust steam
SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
d. 20 tirAvfer ssrae NeSrO rlaan. L.
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VNO PLANTERS, BUILDERS, etc.
SOUTHERN FIRB-PRooP RooFIRG.

The undersigned offers public Roofing
eria possessing the following advantages everything Of
the kind which has heretofore been discovered
Ii cheaper than STATES require heavy
and expensive roofs will last long, needs No kEPAIRS
II is invaluable for repairing OLD ROOFS. Old Single
Roofs be covered without removing the Shingles II
pereedes the necessity of valley hanging cutters.
OLD MET AlIO kOOFS may be made perfectly tight and
Roofs which have given trouble for years. and which
have continued to leak spite Of all efforts be made per-
fecily tight.
Il icombuSble impervious to water Is not affected BY
the atmosphere by the and nonconductor of heat
II be applied TO species Of roofs fat inclined
be applied the sides Of houses taking the stnecang
aud will dive building covered the APP
pearance Of being constructed Of ssone.
For the roofs omnnusses and Il nva
usbe would render railroad ties mpershAbe when
with IT. they would longer be exposed to the atmosphere
Planters and Builders furnished the souihern
Fire Proof Roofing with plain instructions how apply g.
SUGAR HOUSES
COTTON GINS.
RAILROAD CARS and DEPoTs,
BRIDGES,
MILLS
WAREHOUSES,
all be covered and made perfectly Fire
with Roofing
We prepared contracts which we will superu.
tend furnish material any part the county, with
strncuiona how to use it.
We prepared negotiate Builders and others tor the
purchase Of the right Of States Parishes Counties Terrific
rles,
ONCE of the Company, No IS ST. CHARLES STREET,
GLEHNoN. COLEMAN CO.
Liberal inducements offered Builders and
Agents
Al communications addressed Box 1885, New Orleans,
will meet with prompt attention
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in sll OF the country m 6m&w
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NEW DISCOVERY THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.
SARSAP ARILL4 LOZENG

Prepared BY \. HEREu. Draeaist and Physc,an
superior 70 All Essences syrnps Extracts kamed
nave Tor long time thoroughly Investigated the idea of
general therapeutic ageh susceptible Of being applied all
rom An Internal either in the blood or any Of the
organs. - y -
careful and uninterrupted analysis Of the animal veges
pie ana mineral Kingdoms had induced the hope that could
searches, II ia obtained. -
have found in vegetables the necessary means for thu
grand dea which is based oeagnous principle Of r
spsa partly known 70 the public Such the discovery
which have the honor day Of adyertising Tbe nt ~
Lozenges has been given it, because nature peclued he
possibility OF doing otherwise have divided IL into SIM
pie sna compound bozenges In order they might be given
Ny first experiments made privately and remained nu
known until wonderful results satisfied me thai had sue
sna mat charge Of quackery could be broag
The attention Of physicians of the public /. called 70
NEE IN order that every may admit
GENERAL EFPECTs
~, RESUMED 10 BY upwards Of a thousand persons.
Inc stomach cieansed the blood purified and renovated
PE'CixI EFF IT P qsS1s 0sSAn anu nD'u'
l. prompt and radical cure Of all daeases generally.
wno nave used these Lozenges have had the
s. yenereal syphilIe hepstc scorbutical equity rheu
ana nervous and bilious Diseases completely cured
g All diseases Of the lungs head eyes stomach bowels and
other Internal external complaints disappear entirely
Vided the iozenge, are rssorted TO-
FER sale BY tie box, with prospectus. showing they
GENERAL DEPOT AT N. HEREU,s,
corner Toulouse and Bourbon streets
j. wRRidHr CO.,
Il and Isl Charres ST.
r GUILIlOT Royal street.
II. BONNABEL, EssF
corner OF Matches and Tehoupltoulas SITS.
JAMES SfME l3A Canal ct.
O. II. WERCKMULLER,
lO3 Camp street, corRer OF P0ydras street.
xs demonstrations CgraiisldAly at the above Drug Store
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a PRIESTLEY ~ BEIN 81 AND Oh CAMP
FL sIKEEI Importers and Dealers IN HARDWARE
&A CUTLERY, IRON COPPER AND TIN Pi, lTF
4@ have now well assorted stock Of Foreign and Domes
tic Hardware, Cutlery. English and Bar Toop s
and Boiler Iron which they offering for
Are AGENT for Himaa Brothers Premium Tennessee Iron
manufactured 81 the Rolling Works Cunberland ri,r
Their IRON BY t has proved itself superior any other mad:
also agents g. L. Hsnks Cincinnati Bel na.vs..,.
and Of New Jersey Copper Company. ~
Wenvte the attention Of the eouniry Dealers psuers MAJ
chants and the Pshe gsaerAy, Large ana we'll aorssd
~o'A. an ho3
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essN NEW FALL GOODS-MRS NOR ~
GsFTON, l6i foydras street, has just received MA,
* from Paris and the North rich Sss4
FALL, BoHNETS Of every style, RIBBONS, EN- SeSt58
BROIDERIES and FANCY GOODS, 10 which she invites tks
attention OF the Ladies' and country visitors.
s&- Old Bonnets cleaned and renewed Country orders
promptly attended TO- se28 5m
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lIRECT TRADE...........BAY = co.

0IHECT TRADE ...,........ BA HLOh & co.
Notice is hereby given that all claims which may appear
examination be due om the books Of Baylor
Co., and all claims which may be established by due process Of
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in full. -
This Is taken 10 inform the ffiends OF DIRECT
TRADE and the espondents Of Baylor Co ,hsouyhout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business
advances will be made usual IN New oe Cotton fof
diee shipment to Europe accompanied in ali by guarsn
tees for ths balances due on each hpmeut-
Orders for Cotton Baggng Will be filled by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port OF New Orleans.
So the Cltton already sold be Identified duplicate
sales will In every instance he ia LONDON
by Pubc Interested. To
delay PLANTERS Who have shipped ill send forward the
marks and wght e Cotton such other information
will facilitate the
An letters, pvate well business relating TO the
Affairs Of Bsylos Co., and direct trade will b. addressed 10
&C. q. BAYLOR, "A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON"
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4uQ tlllHkf Hntu We eui1>ft 3 SOiu
Is A1shinR river and hill and shore,
nk1iI me day stand by the wster cold
Ao< ii4f far the senni Of the boatman's oar.
xbaG watch Tor q Fleam Of the Tapping SAIL
a',a1I hear the baat A it gains the strand
sfplI ,,1sS from sight with tie ooStman pale,
10 the setter shore Of the spirit land.
shall know the loved who have gone before,
And jayfully sweet will the meeting be,
Wheu over the river. the peaceful river.
The angel o. death shall carry me
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
BE remembered that the 18th July 1851 before
undergned Jusee Of the Peace and for city Aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Manson Secretary Of
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of Now Orleans who, be-
ing duly sworn according law, does depose and say
foregoing and true. and transcript
from the books Of said Company
Sworn and subscribed this 18th July, 1851.
fsiRnedl c. J. NARsONI, Secretary.
signedi CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD
Second Justice OF the Peace for parish Of Orleans.
The Of Trustees resolved pay interest Of
Six cent cash, outstanding certificates OF prols
to the holders thereof their legal reRreniayes and
after the ID Monday Of August also 10 declare dv
deDd offoryhve cas- cent? per cent the earned
miums Of the company for tn year erdinR the 3h Of june,
1851 M which certificates will be issued the 25h September
and resolved further that after rservng ONE hIos
DOLLARS Of profits that all the outstanding certificates Of the
company the Of i5J and lc and per
ofhe Of 1852 be redeemed and paid to the holders thereof
or their legal rep esentatves follows
That OF $50 and after 18th OF August next.
That Of 1851 on aud after l 9Th Of September next
And rs per 1852 and after 18th Of October next
from which all interest thereon will TheceTihcatea
be produced t;he Of payment and cancelled 10 the
paid.
GEO. JONAS. Vice PreeiSanL
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u a. FAHNEsTOCHx,s vERmIFUGE IN
d. TENNESSEE.
Mesars. r. A. Fahnestnck 4 90: - 49,
Gentlemen-By consent B. A. Fahnestock,. Yer.
mage acknowledged 70 be standard article IA this section
q country and our opinos any good purpose we
freely that consider Il much TIE vemfuxe In
prescribe Il regularly In practice with uniform sue
and sell Of than Of any other similar prepa
rasions put together. Truly yours.
HOWELL. , TURNER
Phyzicisas and Druggist.
SOLD Wholesale and rptai by all principal ru
country merchants throughout the United ses jan lF4&w
GTHAUE's CORN AND FLOUR MILL, so
~ avorAhy throughout the e1cln
syes POSSESSING ths combined qualities Of being strong
iron frame using only the best French running
iowsf which being fa the spindle ne cine In
with h feo~ Injured hy running srspfy hsynr
% hnah % get se having drive make Il choke
having IL spindle in one piece from bridgese hspp
ali supply IN and for sale at the ssn. prices
H. GILMAN.
ms sm No 70 GfaYieF sizeet New oflelns.
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N.tlcs Is hereby given that, the termination q The eopst
nershp existing according written articles Of
men between the members Of The Of Baylor the
viii be dissolved sad the unfinished business placed
liquidation G. O. BAYLOR.
Manchester. March, 1888. as cav
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RRADF0RD's PORTABLE sTEAsI en-
II GINS. for Planters useOtders for the Engues
nsaatsetaTsd BY y n STAFFORD Co HaRasbOEo. Mss
vii b receivedey X. 2. HARRISON
~ the oace Of Hreh Allen Co,
nd 6n&N Nv QrsYieE street
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81 VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND NEGROES
Ky for sAle-Removal FROM Esplanade
WALTER Il. CAMP BELL has purchased Nos. Hand
S Baronne street where he viii be found carly in The
fail with slafe lot Of Virginia and Maryland Negroes for sale
he 10 preparing ample and healthy quarters tyr the increased
business he intends conducting the eoing SEASON. The
location Is between Gsver and Common Bsronne street.
~hch Is the second street dus from the ST. Charles HOTEL
and is convenient 10 all the merchants and hotels
WALTER L. CAMPBELL,
II and IS Baronne street.
aull 1yAw hetveer' 1ravier fiN--r-nn.
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y r n 81
44 YIN regularly served 70 subscribers ~ th
e II u s4,ly hoas ssery MORNING. suudAys exceqed DO
1l8 5eM. 10 advance; has yenzly and quarterly u D.
11ne r4>& n cents week. payable 70 the e>lscfs
psr sqaafedfss insertion, IN al eHsss
VI; fef svery sah-tquent in~eftsos. 50 ce.is
Adv<&ruu ne second page charged = for sssss
Asvr--nczz. puhl<hsa nsersss III Be charged u PEI
square <cr avery irse<fion4
x<xfi--zua MOI ua-ked win be sublished mcnsh. o.
is4xst <h4rwea accorllnrlys pr sao
.Fsa e - epped ans ii &rfear<sss are paid At shs
e>tid1 81 The propri6fort
l1ncrnl u1scnunf vi - psdsto rssniHr advertisers
THE u1I1x CHESCENr
~ Qlrrulaon which renders II dssifahls medium for ndser
ns.x IL FAxnr rxrrn sireaistcs largely. reaching
t.ar aadrsds Al Carly hour. and being read
ms ~ tuses seurs. consequently articles
- fuu1i5 - NJ y sdv@atszscusy psbllshsd In is'
IN = wEnKLY CKEscEHT.
4 r11116e< evs5 Monday aorning u $ year. nvaris
16ss16k Hnsi1x - extensive circulation through
11rar MHHs>Appt Arkansas. Ai~bsps, Iex-oay.
1laiusx II pr.>4nts favorable model hd0re |
a. ~nrn end copnuodis'es kps7ny sea.
@r>sz ~ 81 p<r square @se> The unseen shore,
md u-a;f f.,,.