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THE
ySCOvERY
.ANr CONFIDENCE FOR
: RALD AND GRAY.
ONLY 4
WORTHY on
RESTORING tn

:.
WORTHY or :AEr CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THS BALD AND GRAY.
NFAHY since the grea discovery Of Prof. Wood, have
I'VE tempted only his restorative, but profess
have discovered something would produce results identical
but they have all come a being carried away by the
wonderful OF Prof floods preparation, have
forced to leave the field TO z resstess Read the follow
SsArH MAINE April 18TH 1882
PRoF o. J. WooD Cos Gents-The letter wrote you in
1856 concerning valu Hair Restorative, and VII Shyou
have pubshen this elsewhere has given rise
inquiries ouchip The inquiries
first, is II fact Of nabitaion and stated in
hird does s onus to Be in good order and q
eoior7 TO all nd dc invariably My
pas more soft thrifty aud ttsr coloed the same is true Of
wskers and the oniy cese why generally is,
face when care we're se w pins the face in close eonnec
ton with the wisksr: the same result will follow as the hair
Of New England asking me my hair stu continues to be
various compounds well as h has, doubt been basely
initiated and been used net only without good effect but
absolute injury Ihsvenot used Of restorative OF
account for some months ard yet my hair good
hundreds have examined It with SURPRISE 81
this fact send You lock my hair taken OF the past week
received favor Of EA quart bottles last summer for
and t6sn puTcs.s} and @ d Universal '' will
fraud in the es:ostiTe o y many, fear without author
believe where COED ELECTS follow the failure caused
by impure articles which the inventor good
des my duty heretsre to keep you apprsed Of the
eject my hair, i who inquire of me Of
shaken opinion in Its VaasSAe results remain dear
yours .tEf : -trs-1e A. G. RAYMOND.
.ARoE's RUN, KY, Nov. 80, 1858.
The Restorative Is put bottles Of three Sizes viz large
medium, and sma the sma colds Il pint and retail for 81
per bottle ho6 twenty per
proportion the 81 per bottles the large
holds quart per proportoa and rails for 80
bottle. o. Wood GEtO, Prspreters 444 Broadway,
New York Market Louis No.. sold by all
good Druggists and J. ncysioeds Dealers Wholesaed By
Even, Pcndletou AGO., and retalsd by every Drug
house in the United STAYS. Iteb1l-1y
Dark, Glossy, and
LuXuriant Hair!
JIOW!
BY xsng Hemstrest's l9iuitG8s Restorative Don't use
anything slse your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere. -.
We AGsN & CO., Projectors, TrOy,N.Y.
See an advertisement healea,
t'KOU L90K In VAIN.,'
octQS- Ivdtw&v
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| ty. We quote;
supsrne. ss@s 58lFanIy.a...s oO8s o
Extra superhne. 656 20 Extra FAmiy 25g6 e
Sacks are selling at s393 50 per 100 los.
Buckwseat Flour hes at 50 100 Bs vita good supply
on the market.
Corn Meal in good supply. We quote unsed 6s975e
and sifed 3. s5e9 u per bushel.
GRAIN-There is but light supply Of whest on The market
and tits held nouinallyAt 81 s5@I IS per bushel.
The market is wen supplied with corn for which there
is continued heavy demand We quote yellow and White at
6aCg65c y bushel, sacks included. = 81 ste-is.
Seed Oats in good demand s59soc bushel
PRoYIsI0Ns-Bacon continues to come in quite freely,
and prices not 50 firm they The demand,
however continues good We quote Shoulders at &c. Hams
Clear Sides from wagons From store selling price il,
Shoulders 1Oc Hams llz9l2c and Csarsdes I5S@l2c.
Lard in active request, at 99loKc from WAGONS, and OH
clio from store. r.sv
Butter for table nnds ready sae at 1920 b. though
inferior is quoted at l99I5c
English Dairy Cheese is quoted at lsc b, and Western
Reserve at lO9lOkc. EF ~
Eggs find ready sale at lie Ee1<c per doz.
GaoCERIEsThers considerable activity in Groceries
todsy at unchanged prices We quote Rio Coffee at 139
i4c Fair Choice Sugar in hhds and bbs Molasses
So9sS in bbls, and 359S7 in half bbls. a
sALr-Wsquese Coarse Sack st sIo5, AID Fine sI5O,
and Barrel at 3Oc hnhel The the ample
to meet the demand. = - !, 49, - -,e~s
oANDLES-We quote Paraane Wax at $1,000 at wholesale
ana S5S40 in small lots, Star 9i9c, and Tallow l2c
COTTON YARNs-he following are the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns zoe sOO &c dOE Co., IOc &c., Ie and
100, I2c.
FRUITs-Green Apples choice article i, held
at % so per bbl f1aft sW
The demand for Dried Fruits dull and with light re-
eePs We hear Of but few transactions quote Apples
ed at 4Oc Peaches, unpeaed, 81 1O9 IS peeled SECS 25
ushels. 81
IRISH P0rAfoEs-The market we'll supplied with su-
perior article for seed and table purpose quote Neshan
nocks and Pincksyss at s9@e 50 ebbl.
0NIoNs-In good supply We quote Red and sTe-siDs at
32259s2 Sc p Dbl. = - ,irr
PEANUTs-Ths demand for Peanuts is limited st 559sOc
bushe, at which they are dull.
sEEDs-Ths market is well Supplied with Glover Grass
Seeds and nOtces good deal OF activity especially
former. Wequoe: Glover IS 5O96 bushe in bbls; Blue
Grass stripped, 3l7Si Clean q Bs; Timothy
So 500 busel; Herds Grass sI4051-5O; Orchard 6OI75
Millet 81 so; Hungarian si9I IS Flax Seed
HAY-The demand for Hay continues act and vita large
receipts, the market is well supplied with article.
We quote from store at s2a925 per ton.
CoALWe quote Round and Lump cunbsand River at zoe
sc bushel, sewanee l59l9 Etna I7g22s, Bells 92s
and Pittsburgh 2o@25c. The market we'll supplied
FEATHERs-Fes Tiers in lizfted demand at 3O939Kc
b for Live Geese when put in good shipping order.
GINSENG-The demand is limited at 3Sc per D.
BEEsWA1-Buyers offering 999s5 per ID. -
WHIsKYRecthed held at l69lsc gallon, and country
at 59a75c per gallon, according to quality.
CIDER-We quote Champaign torab Cider at $40 per Dbl.
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- "WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 20, 1861
The Cotton very dull today, and only bales
changed hands, The intelligence from New Orleans has enea
holders in their views while the from Europe has caused
buyers to hesitate accsng to the eaHs Of holders
Ths movement in Tobacco to-day quite brisk, the sales
amounting to q hhds.
Produce Groceries there was fair amount Of business
transacted There is steady for Flour, Grain and hay
from the adjacent country and the Grocery trade has revived
very considerably The depot Of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad opento day the reception Of freight and
heavy shipments Groceries made By
-buziness men.
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TK7M EAsLET, Adrinissrator jana KsIlsz ct So
w Suggestion 81 InsolvsnyWAsreAs the o. AA1
amber n Keller has suggested 70 ths County Cout t
Of Hickuan county being nsolvsnt, By the nntar q
said estate therefore ordered the clsrk 81 Ha o.
said Court, that Vim Eaxy As efniBsfrAr e Ad als
make publication the Nashville Uaiaa Ausrn nsEF
paper published the cy u RnsAJis, for foar csnsnlls
weeks, reqsiring all perlass having claims asiEs sid So
County CoIrs q sed eoua On o. before ne lo,A day q
1851 ar they forever barred It further arde-k at
uubliceu b made IN writing the Cszrshoas l
in the town af CeneYille Witness John Herabeak clrs
and Maater Of snr said csurt At c, JFnuary 18th is5
fsb2-W,s-prSteeS3 HoRNBHAK. Q. -
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sAlgFORD,s
Liver. I1QV1EoHaGoEe
NEVER IDEBILTTATEs.

T is compounded entirely from Gum, and
has established fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that hzye assd it. and is now
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DR.. w. P..IONEs


TTAs an once aaonis sAs - ,ase Of Captain ssoass
Church and Broad hns~A
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/ = Stock Tor SaIes
JoHs WHoRLEY, 80 South Market Street, offers for
sale $4,000 worth Of Stock! Cal AID see him.
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PANIC STRUCK! y

rPANIO STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
without Regard to Profits!
w LANGLEY, -s
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BURNS kE scALDs
HE FRIEND or Z THE NURsRRY

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS their anguish, pain and n6am
nation, by timely appcl- ton marvellous healer
and the flesh Is renew as II = by charra blansh
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SAVANNAH, Ga, Nay 70, 80


Messrs W HGaAE & Co, sANAsNAH Ga, May I9, go
~ Troy, Y -.sst
Gen-0ur firm hoving sold large quantities Of your Init
able Hair Restorative, rnd hearing it universally
mended of patrons the highest to its
Inimable qualities induced to give trial. having
years oubed with falling of the hair dynegs Of
the scalp we'll the additional Of grey hairs
the scalp being apparently diseased After faithfully using
small bottle of the Restorative and finding its good quail
apparent commenced the the sncond hoir
in better condition than before during recollection
It stepped sg and the scalp has resumed its func
tons eheelly recommend your article having all
the virtues claim for it. In addition
point out at least y persons in our city 1ho haze had the
eeperiencs IN rs myself. You at liberty to
this letter you may proper AID will be happy
recommend your article personally and all occasions
Yours respectfully, JAMES STEWART,
or the firm Of Stewart k-patler
Rejoc We with gray hairs and bald heads for the bLS
will restore the fo to its original beauty and coTeE ths latter
with luxuriant erowik-1rOy budget. saF
T YOU wish have the instead the dull rough
look which haYdye mparts, Heizsreers RestordUs,
which nvoraes the roots OF the hair and makes 1t young again
matter hcw much il may be faded -BostoR IraUeler
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70 SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES.
OFFER FOR SALE nay present residence with twenty-five
Of the best Garden land the State attached Only
fourth Of mile south Of the city Of Nashville PotseoE
given immediately. Apply to Or address .-ss1A
febl2-dlm 8" y REWARD D. HICKS,
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BRAsl.R's DINE No,Elss--Mrs. GREEN 4 Coz fgo. 9
Union street. have received No. II Of BEADIEs Dime
Novels, containing "Madge Wylde, the Young Mans
Ward, or Lights and Shadows Of Orphan Life"
The title indicates that it is very interesting work
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A Thousand Babies wanted.

RING them along and have ther pictures taken, and
will guarantees perfect likeness every time We have
Room built sy for their and in frac,
ton o. second. Mothers need not take them 20 Cal
dezsn tines and at last go away dsappOnted they viii
but take them to ~
febE HUGHES PREMIUM GALLERY !
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10 TRANSFERS. IIYS ssA And LAND.

The kachinst- the Ira velsr, and every other ndi
vidual whose lot in life = throws him within the
cnnce OF accident from ee0 sio collision, should
bear in mind that this Magic bis best and emily
Trend 1t is beth portable and cheap and should ever
oe hs companion, friend ianeed There thousands
OF living witnesses testify 10 Its marvellous virtue, wko
owe their sound limbs and to its saving efficacy
The following fsw Of 5 the leading FOR which
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN u EXTRACTOR is PREVEN
TIVE as we'll "a NuRE. = -
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USE NOTHING ELSE.

Sold everywhers-Pricef fifty cents, and 81 BEETLE.
W E HAGAN & CO., ProprietoIs, Troy, N Y.
Sold in Nashville oy g. W. Hendershot Berry Dsmove
Ewing Pendeton, Rains BIoKp,and al responsible drug
gss. 30-d.twSrwlyins
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Children frequent frers from external injuries
especially from fluid and C1DpAeSs EezEosionsthert
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand It heals Breasts andq ucy re-
nogesthe TETTER or RING 2 WORM, 50 revdlent in tie
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TSINE PARLOR FURNITcRB, PIASos, BREssRLs cAK.
n peting Rugs. pair Of Ans Carriage Hoznss Two
ksrue Wagon At auction tbs Eorning, y
- Trent a sg9anea Hossi.
This ale unusually attractive as presenting zood oppoF
aIs for bargains IN valuable property. The ale
d er A:1ashment and notioe waived feoeh
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Prepared enly by ps,
Philadelphia, and for W.
out the United States ~
o. J. WOOD, St. K
Z WIN, PENDLETc&
Agents. Retailed byE,
DERsH0TT and VIZ,
MATHEWS, Edgehf u
feblI-ly N
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VII L e /.


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OFFICE HoME Mutual FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Co.
St, Louis, October 90, 1859.
We have used Heimsreets Hair PrDaraon, nimtable Re
sorsve) and find to the peposes for which
sgned better than anything have used before, and
recommend tin the b. CHEST terms. B Henry.
L CHESTER,
G Y Cross.
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s'ee.H..1@- - y GsiiatIn Express $3.50 A. NJ
! R.s,~v,snx AVID DrukTuR-1.15 A. NJ, f'Io z, NJ
srr,rIp AND KEETuoKT-f0:15 A. N.
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.rrivaI of FreIght TraIns.

tennessee 4 Alabama--5:30 A NJ.
Iouisvilis a Nsshyilie--2:50 A NJ.
Fdrefeld a. Kentzclzy-e:z5 n
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,iscovery Of Prof. Wood, have at
tate his restorative, but profess to
It would produce results identical
gone, being carried away by the
Tood's preparation, and have been
resistless sway. Read the follow
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~ popular exhibition.
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SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

which greatly facilitates the process Of eetng by soning the
gums, reducing all innaamaonTil aay all pain and spas
medic action, and is
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No Hotel in MurfreeSbOrO!

FENHIs thriving city is without HOTEL in the business
part Of the the City Hotel being unexpectedly
can't II lisa brick building with thirty rooms and
be rented for one half the usual price.
Provisions cheap here and the house has done about twelve
thousand dollars business heretofore 1t the best
location the State for hotel keeping and the ties Of the
place demand an immediate opening. address -
feb20 WIN d II. @. SPENCE.
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The Restorative is put upss
medium, and small; the snal!'
per bottle; the mediums hol9
proportion than the small. III
holds q quart, 40 per cent. M
q bottle. o. u Wood 81
New York, and ia Market ed
good Druggists and l.ncyS
Even, PcndletOTa az
house in the United Staly $.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11
ALEXANDER CARLYLE AND fI4s' IHuro-'

ALEXANDER CARLYLE AMI, hsAuro-
B1oanAPHY.-stIti is glorious" Mr.. Dick
ems tells u.s.. ITO be = human ,boy;" and
DR.. Carlyle was enthusiastically a, human
man. Among other signs Of his humanity
he was an excellent judge Of claret! Alas
he had been also accused tof dancing, and
even---ho,ri6ile5 dictu !-of going to the
theatre. There is a class ofH'unco guide"
people--becoming Ito numerous, We are
sorry. to say, in these latter days-wvho be-
lieve that every clergyman ought to be
entirely without part or passions" Or,
perhaps, they are willing. to let their pas
tor have parts, while they keep the passions
to themselves. Such will not find much
to admire in this autobiography. Such
will point out the Conspicuous absence"
Of all moral and theological dispositions,
while they will reprobate and "tregret"
the presence of :junkctings and dances,
and after dinner talks, and marryings and
giving in marriage. . Let them comfort
themselves. This is one of the very no.
blest traits in Carlyle's character. He
was one Of the most religious Of men and
therefore, he felt that religion is an affair
between God and the in1ividual soul, and
that it is as impairment and out Of place
to talk about it, as it is to call the atten-
ton Of the world to the good qualities q
your wife. There is that noble modesty
and reticence- in the man which always &C.
companies true power. He is not one Of
those autobiographers who parade Their
mental conflicts and their inward 1liseries
"who tear tho lint. from their bruises,
and extract halfpenny worth Of sympa'
thy from the passenger by the exposure
of withered lin;b. Manchester 'Eran,.
iner. = ..,:.....! ..;,,,.., '...> !,,-,,f.. ;.
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about till morning, and then proceeded to

sea.
NORFOLK, April s.-The Pawnee sails
tomorrow for the South with sealed orders.
Il is said here that she landed $50 troops
at Fort Monroe last night. IL. saes.
MONTGOMERY, April S:-A letter from
Richmond says Major Mccullough left
last "Wednesday for Now Orleans. -. -. Pa.
ST. PAUL, April 9.-The Ocean Wave.
first boat through Lake Pepin, arrived
here last night at $50. Found little diff
ioulty in coming through, though the lake
was full of ice. She will leave on Wednes-
day, when it is thought the lake will be
clear.
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HOUSED
ST. CLOUD, MINI. >''

]. A. WILLIS notifies his patrons that he has
opened the new four-story hotel in Upper St..
Cloud. This house is pleasantly situated,
commanding fine view Of tho Mississippi and
the Sank Rapids. It is also the Office Of Bur-
bank & Co.'S stages. No efforts will be spared
in furnishing good table and promoting tho
comfort of the travelling public. y3nS7tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

= y = = SF-<>-, +
THIS .!EVAPORATOR Is CONSTI;UeTED
i especially for the purpose. Of making su-
gar from the Chinese Sugar Cane, which has
resulted in producing sugar equal in quality
to the brown SUI ars of :commerce-and that,
too, from the JUICE OF GREEN CANE. In
this Evaporator1 are combined facilities for
producing sugar DIRECTLY from the juice
| of the cane, without introducing any doreign
substance whatever. to either cleanse or cause
it to crystal.zc. The transfer: os tho boiled
contents and replaccmentof1 a new supply Ct
juice, are effected without loss Of either ,i:ae
OF Aeatencarsing, no delay thereby in ~tAc rpro-
cess Of boiling.
I'm sl,crt,' for simplicity, durability and tsi
riencS this .Esaporator is man;fest]y intallsace
Of any.hing:now in use ; mot only<for the nar,-
p1actnre Of Sorghum, but Sont kern Cane and
Maple Sugar; and the success. attending tho
efforts Of inexperienced operators is slftcieEst
guarantee of its usefulness and PERFECT
| adaptation to the wants Of the sugar growers,
wherever introduced: The capacity of diam
eterr Of this Evaporation is susceptible of Lc;ug
Increased 10 ans desired extent, or an irdej-
mite number Of them can herplaccd in a range
and thus worked very advantagecu:ly..' otn3
" Territory for sale. ':2to,} - l'ti:4N -
Q. TAYLOR: ,Aesignee.o
| 81 st. Cloud MINI, March "a, 1891 ! ,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

For nearly thirty years it has been a
question in this country as to what consti-
tutes an Abolitionist. 1t will be salts
faction to many to have the question set
tied, and We accordingly take pleasure in
copying the following authentic definition
of the term from the Southern Literary
Messenger, a respectable Richmond Mag
az.ne: "' '..,'.' =
can Abolitionist is any man who does
not love slavery for its own sake, as d.
vine institution; who does not worship it
as the cornerstone Of civil liberty; who
does not adore it as the only possible So
eial condition; on which a permanent re-
publican government can be erected and
who does not, in his Utmost soul, desire to
have it extended and perpetuated over the
whole earth, as means Of human reformation
second in dignity, Importance and sacred
mess alone to the Christian religion. He
who does not love African Slavery with
this love is an Abolitionist."
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

How CHAMPAGNE Is .MApE.-At a
lawsuit in New York, involving payment
for $3.50 worth Of American champag ne, "a
witness swore that the wine was made of
what is called "turnip juice" -" This was
made to sparkle by gas made from yitriol
aud marble dust and then labeled cham
payne. -, =: -
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I3E1rIaH1RN IIST.

r IsT OFUNCALLED, FOR, LETTERS RE-
IA peiaipag in|tae St; Cloud Post A6se. April
II, 1861.
LADIES' LIST.
Maserva, Elmira x5Ir Greeley, Mrs. Martin
Pinkney, Mrs: Lydia Murray. Mrs. Magg
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
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Thermometrical Record. ~.
Reported expressly for the DsMocRAr, b
UdrIatt 8 Sins, Druggists,> st.. Cloud. l.;

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

~ A single bottle of SPALDING'S PRE-.
:iPARED GLUE will save TIN times
its cost annually.=GQ
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-04-11

The P1ous: NOVELS oF.TuE PRESENT
DAY.-Our scholars and our leading libra
ries are absolutely deluged with tales in
which pious children rebuke aud reform,
their parents, or, as a dear little girl said,
in explaining what "honor thy father and
mother" means, ut means we must make
them good =; )" in which evil doors fall un-
der all kinds of vindictiyo punishments,
far exceeding anything in Draco''s code,
and religious girls are rewarded with rich
husbands, and live happy ever after; with
stories of sweet young ladies just seventeen,
and just come home from school who write
long letters to their fathers to point out to
them the errors of their creed and their
life; and when he is every properly dis
pleased, joyful(y set down in their journals
how they are prosecuted for righteousness
sake 800 =. ~ - @s"s i: -