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sHERIFF's SALE.

Benz, F. Baker vs.. N. B. Pollard-Eleventh District
Court, Parish of Catahoula
by VIRTUE of writ of feri facias in the above
IL entitled suit from the Hon. the District Court,
in and for the parish of Catahoula, and State of
Louisiana, and to the Sheriff of the said Parish d.
rected, have seized upon as the property of the
defendant two boxes with their contents, consist
ing Of a lot of drugs and medicines of various
kinds, and will on
SATURDAY, the Sd day of APRIL, next,
within the hours prescribed by law, offer the same
for sale at public auction at the Court house doc,
in this parish.
Terms Of Sale-CASH, under benefit Of appraise-
ment. D. N. PRICHARD,
ps.fee,45. 49, Sheriff
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10 thc DOMAIN mood
Or flutes and soft recorders -


MERCHANDISE FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
Our Merchants are now in full receipt of
their stocks of staple and fancy goods for
the Spring and Summer campaign, those in
want Of cool arrangements, have but to drop
in with any Of our ever ready and obi
ging tradesmen and they are certain to get
fits; don't fret ladies, there are patterns
enough Of each and every article for every
one of you, we shall expect you as thick as
butterflies, about the stores, when next the
weather is favorable for the business, doubt
less you will find the muslins, bareges, cali
Goes DC. exquisitely beautiful this season.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-31

CHIsMNG.-A writer in the Homo Journal
thinks that mental activity tends to keep the
body young:
ave were speaking of handsome men the
other evening, and | was wondering why
K--had so lost the beauty for which, FIVE
years ago, be was famous. ooh, its because
he never did anything said b., he never
worked, thought, suffered. You must hare
the mtad chissliag array at the tiat"res, II
gom aront handsome middjeaoqed men,
Since hearing that remark, | have been on
the watch, at the theatre, opera and other
places, to see whether it is generally true
and it is. A handsome man who does moth
ing but eat and drink grows fiabbv, ard the
fine lines of bis features are lost but the
hard thinker has an admirable sculptor at
work, keeping his fine lines in repair and
constantly going over his face to improve the
original design"
Some truth in the theory; and yet, talk
ing OF that sort Of sculpture, the mind has
''chiseled' a good many people out Of what
beauty they had-for wha is beauty without
the color and plumpness Of health, which is
often sacrificed TO an over working brain
Boston Post.
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RACE BETWEEN THE STEAMERS DIANA AMI

RACE BETWEEN THE STEAMERS DIANA AND
BALr1c.-The Steamers Baltic, Captain Frank
Carter, and the Diana, Captain Z. T. Stur-
ceon. left New Orleans at o'clock on Sat
urday evening, on a race to louisville
When the two boats backed out, the Baltic
" as about 900 yards higher up the stream.
They both passed Bayou Sara within fifteen
minutes of each other. The Baltic reached
Vicksburg about Is minutes in advances of
The Diana but when she left she was only
700 wards in advsnce. We learn from the
Ulcers of the Falls City, that when they
nassed MilIikens Bend. the Baltic was ahead.
If IVicksburg Wing, 23d.
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THE r w MCTt.E-On Non,or nj,

THE R. w. McRAE-On Moniay this regular
packet arrived at our landing, from New Orleans,
having, usual, u heavy freight and large mum
Der of passengers. On this occasion, "A fine band
of music on board eniivcned the upward trip. Af
ter discharsinS portion Of the freight, and rcceiv-
ing full delegation of the bcalx ana bellies of Hag
risonburs, bound on excursion Of pleasure TO
Camden, C'and all intermediate londng,,) by spe-
ciai invitation Of those ever aablc and accon:pli H.
ed officers, Capt. MooAE and the chivarous Toaiy
this prince Of the OUachita steamers, moved on ma
jestically through the waters,
To the Dorian mood
Of flutes and soft recorders
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THa New York KiDahrPEF.-Tho Gin
cincinnati Gazette O. the 18th states that
Oh the previous dag Napo'ean Bonapar;e
Van Iuyl, o55io5 Lersiagton, who kidnapped
free NEGRO from New Ioik ard sold him
in Kentucky, passed through that city in
custody OF the men who captured him in the
Office Of The St Charles Hotel, in New Or
leans. On his way up the river he made
an attempt to escape at Memphis. Tie Ga
zette says:
While the officer wasat dinner he pro
ceeded to his room, broke open his trunk
and secured the r,qu;sigion, a revolver, and
the key to theshackics upon his ankles which
he unlocked and threw requisiiion, pistols
and irons overheard. Just IA he was step
ping on shore, the officer came on deck and
saaured him, and the blacksmith Of the boat
was employed to forge q new set of irous.
Van Tnvl was taken back to Kentucky
upon two charges; first, for Obtaining money
under false pretences; and second, for sell
ling free negro into slavery. The requisi-
ton upon the Governor Of Kentucky, which
was taken out by Judge Walker,was prompt
~ s'g"stti win an oTdeT 80 ouu9c CoA, OF
Carroll county, to deliver the prisoner to the
New York oGicer,if not held upon the charges
in kentucky, or if convicted and punished,
to hand him over at the expiration OF his
term Of imp isoumen.. An examination
was had, ami Van Iuyl was required to fad
bail in $1,000 70 answer ihe charge Of obtain
inc money under false preenccs, in default
Of which he WIS committed TO jail. The
trial IS to take place on lie 22d.
Van Tuyi does net Genv his agency in
Kidnapping The negro boys, but as an excuse
for his coLdIct says he was induced to do
SO BY other parties, whose name, he refuses
to give. but locates one ia Michigan, and an
other in Ohio. Should he escape the charge
of false rretences, he will at once be return
ed to New York for tra! ca the charge OF
Kidnapping.
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SHERLFFS SALE.

Townsend, Tomrk;ns, & Co., vs.. Henry
Evans-Elaventh District Cou!t-Parish
OF Catalonia,
by virtue Of a writ of ferri facias in the
- above entitled case, and TO the sheriff
Of Catahoula directed. 7 have seized upon as
the property of dofendent Henry Evans.
One four whe carriage. And two Bay Horses
end Will on Saturday the First day ofMay
1853, within legal hours. at the door Of the
court house in said parish, offer for sale at
public auction, to pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of sale, cash under benefit Of ap-
rraisement.
d. NJ. pETCHARD, Sheriff.
March. 81 1853. prs. fee Sc.
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The LIBRARY OF CoSGEEss.-The Libra
~ Of Congress was first established durjnc
the administration of Jefferson, at his sur,
gestion, and by his exerions 1t at first con-
tanned about two thousand FIVE hundred VOL
umes, and was destroyed by fire when the
British burned the Capitol in 1914. In the
same year resolution was introduced in
Congress to purchase Mr. Jetferson's private
library, which was passed; the books bought
and brought to Washington, and the library
Of Congress again organized. Various val
liable additions being made from time to
time, the library contained in 1881, ify-fye
thousand volumes. During that year it ac-
cidently caught fire, and thirty five thousand
volumes were destroyed, and the room very
much injured. This accident finally resulted
in the room being made perfectly fire-proof,
by constructing The alcoves and shelves of
cast-iron. Soon after this fire an appropria-
ton of 1000 was made by Congress for
the purchase of new books. This fund was
;udiciously "laid out, and most excellent
collection made Of standard and rare works
The library now contains abou: 900 vol
nmes exclusive of large number of pamph
lets, and about $4,000 public documents
and the annual appropriation to the library
is $4,000 for miscellaneous, and $4,000 for
law book. "T-:--
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SHEhIFFS SALE.

Scott 4 Soaring VS.. Henry THANKSGIVING
d Scott vs. Henry Evans-Eleventh Dis
trict Court-Parish of Catahoula.
DY Virtue of writs Of Fl. fl. in the above entitled
~ cases issued from the Hon. District court of the
parish of Catalonia, and TO the Sheriff thereof d.
rected. have seized upon as the property of the
deftndent Henry Evans. The South half of the
Northwest quarter Of Section No. 9. Township No.
7, Rance No. East, containing (79l Scvcnty-nine,
acres. more or less with all the buildings and i'm
p,ovcnents thereon, situated lying and being in the
parish of CatahouIa And Twill on !Sa'urloy lie
first dan of Mar, 1858, within legal hours, at the
court house door Of said parish offer said property
for sale a. public auction, to pay and satisfy said
writs.
Terms of sale Cash under benefit ofappraiscment
n. NJ. PElCHARD, Sheriff.
March. 81 1s5s.-nrs. fee. 50.
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GF Attention is asked to the advertise
ment of the sale Of the Succession Of J. G.
Shanks, as some alterations in reference TO
time, terms, &c. have been made from that
in last weeks paper.
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A pamphlet is about u be published in
Paris to prove that the Empear Napoleon
is descended from the roya! line 1 France.
The idea was first encouraged by Napoleon
I, and now, it is said, the pedigree has beu
very completely made out
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GIN BURNT.-We regret to learn that the
Gin house of Joel keenan, Esqr. near town,
was last night entirely destroyed by fire.
We have not learned the particulars, as to the
origin Of the accident, or loss sustained by it..
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Ii2Gi..
LONDON, March 12.-Dispatcies have ar
rived announcing the taking of Lucknow.
Commercial.

LosDoE, March 12.-Dispatci.es have ar
rived announcing the taking of Lucknow.
Coumerciaf.
LIVERPOOL, March l3.-1he sales Of Cot
ton for the week foot up only 900 bales
81 qualities have considerably declined
owing to heavy receipts.
Our circulars quote the decline at :! to :
BreaGstutjs dull.
Provisions generally closed dull.
Consols for money 904 to 952.
LIVERPOOL, March l3.-Ihe sales to-day
are estimated at 5000 bales. closing dull
Orleans Fair Z, OrIeaus MiadliDg I DIG
Mobile Fair Z, Mobile MiddIing =, Up
lands Fair Y. The whole stock in port
amounts to 90, coo bales, ot which l15 ,O0C
bales are American.
Flour very dull. Wheat steady but dull
Corn enthusiastically White SIS. to SIS. Cd.
Beef quiet. Pork dull. Bacon slightly
lower.
Lard sos. Tallow little higher; Butch
ers'. 35s.
Sugar firm, but closed with prices weak.
Coffee firm.
U. S. Treasury Reports.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Receipts of the
week nearly 100000. On deposit $,s,-
100000. Subject to draft oFer s., 000,COo
Tie Race
LOUISVILLE, March 26.-1he Baltic made
her TIP from New Orleans to Portland III
FIVE days, six hours and TWENTY-FIVE minutes,
and The Diana in i've days, nine hours and
thiity minutes. Delta, 9th Inst.
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What two places names in France will
describe the language Of a parent who refu-
ses to give his daughter IN marriage Ushat,
lIavre.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-31

F We have inadvertently neglected to
acknowledge the receipt Of sundry papers
from Rev. A. ". Pool, Post Master at Wood
land La.
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PROBATE SA LIE.

Succession Of j. G. Shanks.
DY virtue of an order of sale from the Hon.
IL the District court Of the parish Of Cata-
houa and to the sheriff ther eof directed will
on .Soturdoy tie In day Of ApriI, 1853, Of
fer for sale at public, auctio D in the town of
Trinity il said parish within legal hours, a
negro woman Betsy, slave aged As, years, a
negro boy George, slave aged II years, as
.he rropertv Of j. G Shanks deceased.
Terms Of sale credit oftwelve months pur-
chase,s to execute their notes in favor Of the
Administrator with approved security in soil
do property to remain specially mortgaged
until paid, with eight per cent interest after
maturity till paid.
d. NJ. PRICHARD. Sheriff.
March 81, 1858 prs. fee 81.
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S.H-ERIFW.S SALE.

VS.. llth District Court,
Joseph White. parish ofCatahoula,
RY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. in the above
~ entitled suit issued out of Hon. the Dis
trict Court in and for the parish of Catahou-
la state of Louisiana, AID TO the sheriff of
said parish, directed. have seized upon as
the property of the defendant Joseph White,
4 Trcct or parcel Of Load, being the East
] Of North East ! of Section -, Township
No. G Range ) East containing 70 40-loo
acres also two Gf0y Horses and will on
,Sotay7cy TIE fast @on Of 1Noy, 1858, with
in the hours prescribed by law offer said
property for sale at public auction at the
court house door in said parish.
Terms of sale cash under benefit of ap-
praisement.
D.M. pRICHARD, Sheriff.
March 81 1853. prs feesG.
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Acw ORLEANS U.arkcta.

CCTTON--1'hc week opened with rather an cas-
e? market Tor Cation, Is operators were somewhat
d appointed by the Ag3bas aiyicos fcn Lyerpool
bnt sill the bu,;ae-s Of the first three days embIa
ccU 81 800 bales, including 600 Saturday and
Monday, and fclIY 2000 bales on Tuesday, prices
closinc more firmly at about lie. for Midln@. On
Wednesday, 1900 bales changed hards, the clos
in" rates Of the day Indicating about ola cent adj
vance occasioned by the reduced supply Offering
and also slight decline in foreign fcghts. Ycstel
day some 3 J6, bales were also taken at thee iD-
p ovcl figures. To-day early the inquiry continued
good and seine 5000 bales bed been sold, when the
Niagara news Of ,a@d. decline at Liverpool par
italy arrested operators, though some sales were
reported Subsequently as showing decline of "a /
of Il cent. Mo.t Of tile Transactions however, wele
at the range of the quotations annexed.
COTTON QUOTATIONS.
Inferior 5 al Middling, 11a114
Ordinary, s as! Coed Middng IL III
CoodOrdinarv 81 a 10 Middling Fair liza
Low Midding 10 lo4 Fair, nominal.
STGAR-There has been a fair demand for the
better grades but the lower qualities havcsbcen ne
elected and prices easier for those descriptions the
closing rates being as follows:
Inferior, 2saf
Common, 44a51
Fair to fully Fair, 6 az.
Prime and Choice, 7 as
Clarified, Refined &c. Gaal0}
MoLAssEs-24a2s and 2oc for inferior and Fer
menting.
FLoUR-Prices firm 81 ,27l for Ohio, Indiana &c
CoEy-Improvng 40a45c for inferior and mixed
HAY-Dull $50, for Western, on the Levce.
PoRK-Market firm, Mess SIC, 50al6,75, Sl3 for
prime.
BAcoS-9.a91c for prime ribbed sides 6aa7c for
Shoulders.
LARD-9aHl for good No. /
CoFFEE--lo4allc.
SALr-72 la75c assorted cargo,
BAGGING-l2al4c for KY l3!a13s and 14c for
India
RoPE-61a7c for hand spun.
CATTLE MARKET.
JEFFERSON CIR, Friday Ev'g, March &C.
A fair supply OF stock for present demand offers
on sale, at firm prices for the better descriptions
We quote.
Beet Cattle, Western Fine & Choice, sa 81
Rough & Fair. 6a n
Texasand Attakapas SIS 90 a56 90
Hogs per H. net a ~
Sheep, per head s
Choice, a55o
Mich Cows 20 ac5
Veal Cattle 10 5o
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"John," said a master to his head appren-
tice as he was about starring on a short jour
uey. lyon must occupy my place while | ar
absent" Thank you sir,' demures,.' re-
piled John, but Id rather sleep with the
boys"
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NOG1CC.

4 IL persons are forewarned against trading
"A a certain promissory note given by the una
signed some time in December last to NJ. d. Poyy
for the sum of Three hundred and fifty dollars
consideration for which said note WAS given, Sn
failed, the said note will not be paid unless dh'''
judgement of court. -, n,
+. REYNOLDS.
March g. 1S5S-4-Atf
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Dedication Day.
NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby notified that sLaH !
n Eaveat against the location of Land War
No. 23,t6@, for 100 acres of laid, issued on the
of April, 1888, under the act OF Congress Of
tender 2Sti 1880, and directed to me at Chatal
chee Fla, The same having been lost, shall
PLY to the Commissioner Of Pensions for q DupG
Of The same.
WILLIAM THOMAS
BY ALEXANDER r. HENDRT 4
Harrisonburg Catahoula La. March 81 1858 a.
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-Tn0l0nn,

The House of Commons met on the 10th
Disraeli announced the reception OF very
satisfactory dispatch from France, and the
termination of The misunderstanding between
the two countries.
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Lumber LuMber:! LUMBER.
THE undersigned announce to tie conus
that they have just flushed and 'ut IN opef'''l;
their
STEAM SAW MILL.
at what is known as the Chalk HilS, 'na y
miles notwithstanding, on th' Monroe roAu,
are now prepared to fill in satisfactory H'
all bills that may be ordered =,
JANIS GLOVER y"
March II, 1S5s-4-i4-'n" !
re- The quality sAal be good, and e',
reasonable.
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FreemasOns Attention!
THE Brethren of Harrisonburg Lodge No
L ITO of Free and Accepted !
MasOns, viii dedicate their !
NEU 1tlAGONJC E1cf

at Harrisonburs La, on Thursday, April END
TIL Il Or 4 TION
On Masonry, will be delivered publicly by.
BRO. GEO. II. WEI
Brethren of whatever jurisdiction, in good I
ing with their respective Lodges are iratemsl
vited to attend and assist in the ceremony Of
cation and to this end are1equested, as far a.
sihlc to bring their Regalia with them. The
lie generally are aisoinvited to attcnd'
WIN. NJ. TEW, W.
J. A. COHEN, SECRETARY.
March, 81 lS5S-1t
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

HALIFAX, March oG.--The Niagara, from
Liverpool on the 18th inst, has Just arrived.
The India, from Portland, arrived out on
the 18th.
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JAMES RAWS0N.
ROOq% BINDER,

COMMERCE. ST. : neri door to s. N. d; y. r. c'e''
NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI,
re- Blank Books made to order. e q.
Persons ,cislsing to have Music Books ana -
zines neatly 'bouad cas have orders met proa7
ssrdss>g to tbs efce.
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NOTICE.. !
DURING my absence Col. VIM. N. rev
IL thorized to receive and receipt for State =,
for the year 1857. nrx r0,,.crs
March 10 ls5S-4-i3 tt.
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COMPREHENSIVE CHANGED.

IT SILVEHBERG, would inform the citizens /.
IL. this paris aud the public generally, that il
has become the sole proprietor in the late hrn :
NJ. Silverbcrg q Keller, and will keep at the asu
stand well selected stock of merchandise usta
kept in his line, the utmost satisfaction waiianis
all work done in the shop. n
Trinity March II 1855, I'll 4
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re- The new Masonic Hall in this place,
Is to be dedicated on Thursday the 22d.
April. See in another column.
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-NER GOODS.
UR1N1 GGDECG

WYANDUT INDIAN PROLIFIC CORN II
W Sale by, I.SHLENKER & BRl
March II 1888. 4-46-3t p
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02
Neat, Cheap & Durable.
w. G. ZOLLINGER,

Market Street, nert door to Kennedy's 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02
TAKE NOTICE.
Felix's New Grocery, Proyjisiio,
and Fish Store. '4

0n P0lnt OF Valley, Mill and DOra, q,
TT you want Shad, Mackerel and Herr;,~
to Felix's. ''''"s' %
if you want Salt by the sack, Ham Sho.3.
and Side, 60 to Felix's. '10u''Sf
If you want Crockery Ware Of the hes, mn,
ity, best and cheapest Groceries, best of 31a' Ta
Spices, Soaps, Perfumery, and Fancy Ariel,
such as Ladies' Baskets, Brushes, Combs p;''
&c, &C., 60 to Felix's Cheap Cash Grocsrr ~'
If you want Confectioneries, TOYS n!.,
Fruit, all kinds of Crackers, Biscuits Cate, [ J,
Ice Cream, 60 TO Felix's
VARIls5E3T SzE0Glso
LTFarmers and others having all kind, .,
Produce TO sell will please give me a call =, !
will pay cash for Butter, Eggs, Lard, Smoksi
Meat, Dried Fruit, Poultry, Potatoes, Sc ~
per centage off for Groceries or anv good' n
my line at cash prices
If you want Furniture for which Prodp,.
can be taken in exchange, give me call, a, /
still carry on the Furniture and Undertakiur
business. Call and examine my stock and nj.
ces before purchasing elsewhere.
julyl5 A. FELIX
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-09-02
Moral an0 ReIt9tous.
DROWNING THE SQUIRREL.

When | was about six years old, ont
morning going to school, ground squire
ran into his hole in the road below me
They ike to dig holes in some open space
where they can put out their head to see il
any danger is near.
[ thought: Now | will have some fine
fun. As there was a stream of water just
at hand | determined to pour water into
the hole till it would be full, and force the
little animal up so that | might kill it.
| got trough from beside sugar ma
pie, used for catching the sweet sap, and
was soon pouring the water in on the poor
squirrel. [ could hear it struggle to get
up, and said:
All, my fine little fellow, I will soon
have you out
Just then | heard a voice behind me
Well, my boy, what have you there?
[ turned and saw one OF my neighbors,
a good old man, with long white locks,
that had seen sixty winters
Why said |, | have a ground squir-
rel in here, and am going to drown him
out, if I can do it.
Said he
Jonathan, when was a little boy, more
than fifty years ago, was engaged, one
day just as you are, drowning ground
squirrel, an old man, Ike me, came along,
and said to me you are a little boy now
if you were down in narrow hole ike
that, and | should come along and pour
water down on you to drown YOU, would
you not think it was cruel? God made
that little squirrel, and life is as sweet to it
as it is to you, and why viii you torment to
death little innocent creature, that God
has made"
| have never forgotten that, and never
shall. [ have never killed any harmless
creature for fun since. Now, my dear boy,
want you to remember this while YOU live
and when tempted to kill any poor little
animal or bird, think Of this; and mind.
God don't allow US to kill His pretty little
creatures for fun
More than forty years have passed. and
/ have never forgotten what the GOOD man
said, nor have I ever killed the least ami
NAL or bird for fun since.
Now, You see it IS ninety years since
this advice was first given, and it has not
lost It's influence yet How many little
creatures it has saved from being tortured
TO death l cannot tell, but have no doubt
a great number; and believe nv whole
life has been Influenced by it.
Now, | want all the little bovs when
they read this to keep it in mind and
when they see pretty birds or harmless an
imals playing, or hunting their food. not
to hurt them. Your Heavenly Father
made them, and He never intended them
to be killed for fun ChtlcFs PaDcr.