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rate amount.
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pays 80 41.sh fSr Ne sposs be oeespiss, the
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onfy. Tnfs pian 10 now generally adopted.-
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or the lime contracted for, they will be charges
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W. Demssss. OdAcs ON Ssc6nd- Ots, -
bstwssn Main and JeAnsos ssretAs Ksof
kuk, lows. n

Dr. Hicks, In sms~ins Ais sard 70 Ne public,
would call attention TO new style OF "Plats
Work which 10 peculiarly adapted 70 nst irfsyu-
M. md otherwise difhe1lf jawss This inDssvs-
ment has bsen tested three years and has sustained
its early promise Of Aiiing ! real want Id plate
work. The work 10 nav wsfa by many of ouTl most
prominent citissns, who rive u hearty approval,
and 70 whom be il permistsd TO refsr those inter
estcdA1 M s sN Mr sss
Dr.. II. ID Also mounting Continuous Gum"
work, Block" work, and ordinary .'dofd flste"
work, for which be Nos A0psriOr AtOok of nste-
rial. He 10 prepared to fiji teeth with s1old Foil,
"Adhesive Gold ard ''Chry Gold In the most
thDrough nd dunhAs manner. ad haaHBa3Saa
In view of the atringency in money matters
some Airusion I'd PRICES may mot Be improper -
Whls, un ths sns ha, Df. II. believes il to hs the
better policy. % we'll the honester course, not
to work at All than TO work at prices that viii
csssieAts inferior work % the stAsr hand be IL
willin9 to conform In his charged, to che lower
standafd of fcmunsrAtion that other occupations
With fifteen year, sxpsrisnee, thorough devo-
tion 10 hin pfofession. and N easneet desire to
plsass, he = Astsrniaed - msslA And hspss - re
ceive, AcontipuAtion Of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed. AsM
JulyIl.dkW s89 H*&$ ~
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Fea AL TINE PURPOSES ofAFAmllY nrs,o,

are 70 composed that disease within the range IL
their action can rarely withstand or evade them.
Ihear penctrating properties search, and cleanse,
and invigorate every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
Its healthy vitalties, As a consequence OF thess
properties, the invalid who Is bowed down With
pain or physical debility is sstonished to find his
health or energy restored by remedy ut once 20
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named II
pleased 10 furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costire-
ness, Heartburn, Headache dyisi,0 from disorderad
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion Pam IN and MORBID
Inuction Of the Boccis, Fantuiescy, Loss Of Appe-
tite, Janadtoe, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state of the body or obstruction
of its functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restora-
ton Of tone and strength to the system dcbhtated
by disease.
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SLY KOokuk Book-DtudOry.
AND BLANK BOOK NANUTACx6RY.
0LANK Books made and ruled 10 my REQUIRED
3pattsrn. Court Record, Justices 'Dockets, A.
sessors Books Poll Books, Be-, TO-, furuiSAsd at
short notice.
% Books, Magazines, Music, Ac., bound o. re-
k6nnd In any style desired
l0My hindsry will be ieund in McCnne'
Buildiags eerner Of Main and Eesond-Sts.
sop lid x8 I6AAC n. PEAROn.
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ltas ee@ AYER,Sp
! .Ague I Cure, |: r

$ssta8 SGT ANDKASe AkAkUNR CURE 81 rs &A84
lnesrnnlttenG Esvss, q ,Fesss ana Ague.
Henieeone 4NUvsr, CAtn Fever. nunl
Aeue, RerisAteea HsaAache, - Dalioss
HeaAaSh0, onA DGaiUus Fevers, indeed
for the whole class ~ diseases osief-
mating in hillary Aerankesnens, caaseA
~ The 4a1arfA or mfnsmatic countries
No ons remedy is louder called for by the
necessities Of the American people than d .s,re
md safe cure for Fever and Ague. Such
We are now enabled to offer. with i perfect
certainty that II viii eradicate the diseasa,
and with assurance, founded on proof, that
no hAxlm e1n arise from its use in any qum-
That which Frotscts from or prevents thin
disorder mnst be Of immense service in the
com1anni6n where IL prevails. Pysssstios b
better than curss for the patient escapes the
risk which be must run in violent attacks Of
this balefnl diatemper. This "CuRE" expels
the miasmAtic poison of FEVER AND AoUt
from the system and prevents tho develop
nent Of tha disease, if taken on the first APP
pfoach Of fts premonitory symptoms. 1t ID
not only the bcst remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply Ibt
dollar brings 1t within the reach Of every
body and in bilious dixtricts, where FsvEi
ArD AoUE prevails. every body should have It
aud use it freely both for cure and protection
II is hoped this price viii place it within the
reach Of all--the poor a. well o. the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and cer-
tain cure of Intermittents is, that Il contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently it pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by II are LEFT as healthy ~ il they had never
had the disease. s454 81
Fewer and Ague ID not alone the consequence
Of the miaslnatic poison. A great variety of
dismden arise from il irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
blindness. Toothache, Eaxache, Catarrh, Asth-
ma, Pslpitation, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Colo,
Paralysis. and Derangemenf of the Stomach,
al Of which. when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type, or become period
ical. This !" CuRE" expeb the poison from
the blood and consequently CURES them all
alike. It Is an invaluable protection 20 immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing IN the malarious districts. If taken
occaxionally or daily while exposed to the in
fecti0n, that will be cxcreted from the systent
and eannot accumulate in sufficient quantity
to ripen int0 disease. Hence il il even more
valuable for protection than cure. and few win
ever suffer from Intermittents, il they avail
themselves Of the protection this remedy a.
fordS
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t0s tive Wssk6, so. - !"
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~ the Qaast1E,-.-..-.-. ..--.-.--.-...-..@l -
by the -
~yArtSz4 II A. sASss n Apv4scs.
Hxans DEN GOINHes vABLBY te4zke
70 ruszzsnfD ivsaY nuxDAY noHxrIups..
1859 Ffs Ia TKRMH: s4sasa taT
For Nn9le eAuessrieerss Par ..,-1l 70
korQtshs of Eiysornoas,. saoh ,....~....~lr -
~Paysbls inssrisaiy in slss~cs.-u4
One y ollEr n YoaT
8kS1 sff0#& $50 Ms3 s3&sfk
CLUBS OEEEvK Oh MORE.
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e' NJ THE PENNsKLvANIA
CE1gTRA RA1LRoAD,
Il
7HS CApscttv n tAss AosI = ~pW 1ssal - sav I,
THREE THROUGH !

y - - N u - u ~ - n IN
BETw ZEN PffTSDUR RGH &PHiEADBLHHTA,
conussting direct ID the Union Depot 4 Pittsburgh,
vs.s nossh Traits from al Msss:sn Cite Tor
WsshinGssn CITY; thus fsrnishins faciAttes fer
the transportation of passengers uosafpaaseds for
speed shd Comfort, ~ any Other rosie.
,1xpr.s aaA Past Linz. rum .a,oafh = Phiiadsi-
i 60ok iag Csfs are attacked - sach train; Weed
ru1. Baseping Cars TO Express .nd lase Trains.
THE EXpkESs RUNS DAILY, Mail and RAst
Liue Sundays excepted.
Exprcss and Fast Line connect for Baltimore and
Warrington.
RXPRKSS Tx AIN--Leaves Pittsburrh at l. M;
arrives - Hhilndelphia or baltimore st 3 p. m,
Nsw York lesSe p. m. N Essass
MALL TRAIN---ioAves Pittsbursh ct 8 q. m,
.rriviag in PhilAdslphia At II p. M, New York
43o .. m.4a4
FAST LINE-Lsavss Pittsburgh at ,. ~, ar
riving in Philadelphia or baltimore at sac 4.
m; New York 7:S0 p. m,
SIX DAILY TRAINS between Philsdelphia and
New York; Two Daily Trains bstwssn New Yorh
IHRoUeH TICKETS (all RaiD .r. good on
BOAT TICK krS 10 Bosson are rood Via Nor
wich Fall River or 6toninEton Linss.
TICKETS EASTWARD may be obtained 1T any
Of the important Railroad 0heAs in the West;
Steamers on the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, and
TICKETS WESTWARD st the 0fhces Of the Com
pany in Boston, New York, Baltimore or PAilaASl-
pAis. gs s
~Fafe Always as Low - ~ any
ASK FoR TICKETS BY PrrrsBUKH.
The eompletion ef The Western conneetious Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad to Chicago, makes this
TAB Din 81 Lin nET - ZEN - He
EAST AND THB GREAT
MONTH WEST
The connecting o. tracks ~ the Railroad Bridge
81 Nt0bsTgh, svoiding All drayage or fsrffage OF
freight, tsgethsf with the saving of time, are ad
vantAges readily appreciated by Shippsn Of
Freight, and the travelling Public.
PARTIES SHIPPING EASINAKD vii ~ 70
10 fhen 0dcdHfdge 90 Snff bx THY AUUI1.
Tor Freight costrso.s or shipping Dirsetisas.
apply TO Or address sitAsr Of the following Agents
Of the conpeay
Doyle Co., Steubenville, Oj H. s. Pierce Co,
zsnesvillc, u; yonnson, hlPiey, "; n As-
Nseiy, AAysVIie, ky.; Osmsoy CTePpSr, Fests-
.s,sA, O., Psddosh : Co., Jeasr:onvihs. lad; \.
Cincinnati, o.; 4. G. kehrum. Al allison, Indiana;
Mm: Bingham, Loussils, -: o'Nlsy
Co., EvansviIie, Ind n. W. Urahsm 2 Co., Cairo,
H.; h. =. Sass, St Louis, No.; Jehn n. Harris,
Nashville, Tenn; Harris Hunt ,Mcnphis. Isnn5
Glgke 20 NhicaEo, Ailj H. -. Aoonta,
Alton Ill; murphy VALE Dubuque, Iowa;
or 70 neign, Agents OF Railroads 81 dinsrent
points IN the est
The GFsassss Iacaiitiss spsfered for
the Protection and sHceAy Trans-
Hortation OH LIVE STOCK, and 0oOD
ACCVNMoDAIloNS, with usual privileges for
persons travelling in charge Thereof
FREIGHTS WESTWAR
ny this route Freights Of all descriptions can
b forwarded from Philadelphia, Nov YORK, Bos-
tn~ p.l - NJ; On Ia Ra;l of
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, neOnchitis, lncipient C0nsump.
tiOn, and for the relief Of COnsamptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
So wide ID the field Of Its usefulness and 30 na-
merous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
hciY known, Who have been restored from alarming
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind 10 apparent to escaps
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdote 70 employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmoaary organs that arc Incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedics thrust upon the
community have failed and besn discarded, thia
has gained friends BY every trial, conferred benefits
duced cures TOO numerous and too remarkable to
be Sasgottsn.
DR. y. G.. AVER Il CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
BARTLETT, KAYE u CO., ksokuk.
j. III. KRED CO., Chicago,
BARNARD 4CO., st. Louis,
SURE, 1cKSTEIN , CO., Cacianasi,
And Agents in every town in the United Stst0.
mylolAwly
flnO watch Repairing.
THE subscriber being obliged 70 make change
! In The Vases RnrAIRlms DHrAnrn1n1, has -.
eursd the eervicss Of competent workmaD--oAe
Who understAndS his business thoroughly. Great
cafs Win b taken with Ill work sntrusted TO my
go ., .s..: ssv WI. antoi ssv.
II Rsp1triaS ~ Cjscks, Jeseiyy, fc., also tie
mane featuring Of goods Of every description shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted
r. E.-Work Of az kinds not giving perfect ssf-
iafacfioH, will be promptly adusted BY calling on
the subscriber, at No. 1tes Home
April o-dAw SAM g. BRIDGES.
CLOTHING STORE.
+ AM again In ths Clothing business, and invite
all ths Old settlers, - we'll - al nov Ones 70
give me sAil at
BURKE,S CORNER,
NORTH wsat oornar Of Main and Third streets.
hsvs every Hy.s of goods for men . wear, which
will sell cheap Tor cash.
8pxing and 6ummeT Goods
To salt every taste. Also, Gent lement Furnishing
Goods, Thanks, Carpet sacks ard valisss.
AOaN and see1uR HARRY FULTON.
PICK LEI Ps1R K,
DY the barrel, or at retail, BY
y a.. KELLOGG : sakes; n eiio....
1 a BOAES Summer pssssed Capdies, good A.
Julslsd KELLOGG BIRaE.
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AT MARCY,S, ON scconA.stFest.
"a ID the only place that you can get good Gaix
twist Rfhes, and Colts Revolvers ut SIS piece.
mchSOdly 8st
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= kEOKEK, fOWA:WEDNEsDAY. ri. OCTOBER Is 1850
Mississippi ~ \ md d. .xIshaaA I ,R,jltoah


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~ 'Hpv Or. Or. RE- l61|FV 1|FV lHl1ldE.
..iaas'ia a TIME TABLE NO. 4, "a
To take effect on and after Sept. II, 1850.
1.-TWO TRAINS sillissvs Wumw3 daily, slSus.
a sAysezcspted1 viz FrsishtAnd AssomiSoda-
|, "s L:vs Mss.s Ma,s.s ~ I.,;:. an.
saa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mail sad Dxprsss
:" Leaves CaseAAgs as.......... ..... .9:eeSa.nd.
90 Ksokuk and Hsmiitm .....1aAAe an.
Il Arrivesat WARSAW !. m.
see eena TraIs-. mai ana Exprsss,
81 s3A'79 THROH6H I'd Y
CnIOA00, BU1EsNETOM = QUINcH r
81 a8a4@i RAILROAD DIRECT. 2
Leaves War.av, at..:...................l.4e ?. n.
- keokuk ................. ........2:O0 p. n.
RxTuRTlru-freisht and Aeoonnod.t .tion Train
''' Sssssfs esssi;i and H1sis;on .s:-sss
Arrives 1t Waraw -..........Ssee p n.
Trains connect atCarthsge with = fast line Of
.4 46 Troy Coaches,
A Carrying tne United States Mali TO ths
Cnscaes. DurIfngssn 4 Qusncy n ~.
MAKING sUkRO0FNDCTIONB Exsr AND w3ss.
Passengers leaving Ksokuk on ths p. n.
train reach ChieAeo - 7is next norning. -sa
G~Lcaving Chicago st T.45 p, m. roach Keokuk
1t 10 = ~ THROUGH I'm II HOURs.VR
1~PATKNT 6LEEPIN0 CARS on oil night
trains en- q. D. q r. r. #
TnROUGH THCKETs over this route ts
sll the pripcipal places East, North and South
RAst ,ean y precared 1T the 4a8
40 RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Main-st., betwcsn ist and EOKUK.
n. ~. ~ ELL. j. II. TEw X a0UR n.
Superintendent. Ticket Agent.
Ssnt IL. 20 d
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,QUt BANKING FKoU6E or
q I'D = g = C.. An y u - . = o.
/ HAVE this day s&misted - . partner In The
1 Banking Business, AlsksAAsr Barclay, lwho has
hese nytellar for the last six yaars).a The bsd-
nses, s,hersa(ser Willie sesdastsd ssdsr The fSn
and style Of
- GEO. G. ANDERSON 4 90.
BsiAs one of the oldest BAakiaS Houses &C not
theoA4et) il lows, ths nov Arn sOlisits soatia.
assss oi fUnsypatsonaGes 20 literally extended 70
tAe senioF paxtnsr.sa 3Ea9 5es f8 s4sss55 a7s1Y
They win make eollections aDd renit, les Ex-
change, on the dsy Of payment, free VI charge.
HAeir rsAefsnca afsas lermsrly ~ senior part
Park Bank, N. ".
Winslow, Lanier 4 Co., Bankers,
kdwasd ~ Clark 4oo., PhtlaasjDhta.
Howard Ranking Co., Bosson.
Olapp, Fuller ABfovns, Danksn, Bostcn.
Aarins Daak, ChAsago. 1 sa4
Holman = 0elpcks, Chicago.
MsAAAnios' BAnl, Hlttslufgh.
rathexs' 4sposif 6snk, Pittsbussh.
Kramer 4RShm. Bankers,
Gilmore = Brothsrton !. Cincinnati.
A. p. Hunt Co., Lonisville.
State Savings Institution, st. Louis.
Ksokak, ,JAn. !, '5S- 6RO. q. ANDERSON
jan6d
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No. s. Main-st...........-.KDOK IOWA,
HIVE particular attention 10 collections, and
Sell Exchange on Europe, in sums to suit.
june :. Sad 49, ffs4k
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A. Il. > e Il M A N.
wHoLESALE DEALER

.AVW
III As inst received large and splsndid stack Of
IL FALL AnA WINTER GOOUS, az the
iy from the importers and MAnu{aSt urers, and
will Be sold on - reasonable terA - they can be
purchased elsewhere.
The attention Of City and County Merchants is
respectfully solicited.
ssptIsdkw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-16

Sr.her,ore been greatly reduced ii their worldly means
~ The failure Of their for two successive years
.sd re rnns. help them To free their cnurc1ss aud
schoo houses FROM Debts. they require from E, 0oO u
az 0OO for which they offer securities on their 4ods
cbnyobes. .chool houses, and colleges All they wish
il 10 prevept those buildings from passing into t1e
bat de OF the priests
One otter great which ought 10 induce Us To
rescue Father Cbinquy FROM all h- trouble, Is bis gres
ipuerce over the people 81 CaDais, Of Fhich have
spokep, ard 1hich he hs. preserved to this day.
Last Winter he vi,ited Csoads, and as be VA ex'
communicated, the priests old all 10 their power 10
prevent the people from going 10 bear him. but al IN
vain. Most of the tine q ere coul be found no ball
large enough To accommo' ~. the mu tlde that came
10 bear him. aud he obliged ~ speak 10 the opeo
Dir. Crowds have sometimes stood for Al hour with
then feet IN the snow to hstea to their dear pres
Tho4e who are at ell acquainted with the psope of
Lower Canada will n perceive the immense iuhd
ence Faiher Chinquy can have N opening doors for
uissopa rss tt greatsst cdltes those latter have
ia 10 be admitted at all IN Catnol c families.
But when they have be ard their dear apostle o. tenn
peraI CO speak much in favor Of the Gospel, they
are better disposed receive tboee who to speak
to them Of the good things con si'ed IN that Gosp-L
was TOLD by Missionary that soce Father Cnioiquy
visited Canada, number hal been converted, whose
hearts bad opened 10 the truth by that visit aud
that great naIy Others esroe-ty seeking the way
TO be saved. Yours, &c.,
The following is the Committee appointed ~ take
charge Of the interests Of Father Cbiniqnys mission:
The R@v D. CanFB,LL Cbsnsr Secretary Of the American
and for-igu Christian Union No l56 Cham ers street
Messu ERAsrus BROOKS Editor New York Express
\. p. HOLMES No $50 Broadway.
C.B HaTCH, No. 50 Chsno~rs street
w. n. HA. LOCK, Eotor JonrD.l Of Commerce
j. PAILLAsD. Treasurer. No. q Maiden lane.
Renhtances should b. made 10 the Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-16

The CRoros.-Further researchesh have been made,
under the direction Of the Croton Board, tor the por
pose of discovering the origin Of the unpleasant taste
Of the water Exploring trips have been made to the
reservoir. and TO the CIoton dsn but nothing remark
able was discovered. The rum0r that forty dead
bodies had been raked up Wa false. Il wa, how
ever. observed that the water in the Croton dam is
exceedingly muddy more 90 than 1t has been TOR
MANY years. The surface generally clear for
several inches, bat il was impossible to see down
further than four or FIVE feet Careal scientific obser
vs,ons showed that the bottom sti more obscure
and not only muddy, but slimy. This state Of things
is seeourted for by the fact that the neighborhood Of
the Crson dam is very hiy the surface mostly loose
and under cultivation st the present SEASON. and that
the recent heavy rains had the effect OF carrying
numberless particles of mud down hill into the dam
Mr. Com missioner Van Schsick believes, and ia conf
dent, ths. the unpleasant. taste complained Of by
numerou, citizens is caused by the superabundance OF
slimy mud in the water. In order TO improve the
condition Of the Croton water as quickly n possible
the Water Commissioners have resorted 10 flushing
letting Of the dirty water in order to make room for
the clesner-dorg az much Of ]. as the quantity now
in the reservoirs would permit. This being rather
limited, and as the object is not 70 fill up moro IN
four or i've fee. more than half its capacity, the psn
does rot promise the city fsvorably for very speedy
delivery. It is expected, however thst in week or
two the inhabitants viii again be blessed with pure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-16

,ipculsr people. sId very el.Dnisb wibss That L.,
they tep one spo,ier temporarily II very p'or
msn ION. tten, n ey make - p Int % a urite IN
htterrrg h,s coton'nr. Once a year they have a
feast, a. thu you fod n"sohed To ey-'y meeting
b. use kitchen lr cNkiag pu, poses, asd then these
long tsbe- u~ .pose abon, c'n- 10 play. Tosy
fI.t f,as, all tn -ide b.rbari.ns, then the
t.bles are r.-.uane-o, and all along in rows you
zee dshes filed ~ip lamb e,np, aod when tie
rder il given those b" eft ~ the t.bls begin two,
three or four dippfg fr one o-h sith spoon, aud
,beice to the mouth Thee conn" one with ia'et
ing # ~ire, spc pour oet oopfll ard h.ct- It to
ID. first che at the table. aLG he 30 ths next while toe
u. ron with the Jog wake behiu' to r-plen shen
r.cuirec Tbeb they al turn iound With tb,ir backs
to The table sJo bare their feet fur washing. Tbeo
ooues Cd. with sr spron ri,d sbeut him, and b-sils
10 sssh and Sipe Il. when be is tired, ano.ne from
the bench tskes his place 81 they around snoog
all tie barefoot ted ones the women dong the same as
the men. There other peculi raes we could rnen
ton but space will not permit"