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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-03
About Seeds and yyeeds.-Thos,

About Seeds and EEeeds.-ThOse who have
given particular attention TO the rpenng Of seeds
of flowers OF grain, know that many varieties VIII
come to maturity if the plant is cut soon after the
flowers have fallen, and that even when plant is
considered in full flower, seeds from the eariius;
blossoms are sufficiently matured to terminate
Someplants too will continue to flower and Produce
seeds even after being pulled up by the roots a
knowledge of this fact is of great benefit to the
seed-grower, for he can pull up the plants, was,
the dirt from the roots and lay them on cloths
where they will perfect their seeds which are saved
without much trouble. Many farmers, however,
do not seem to understand these facts, and they
pull up the tall weeds among the corn and lay them
on the ground, in the very best possb lie condition
for the ripenng ofseed. careful test. we believe
would prove it to be fact that pig weed will ri
pen more seeds when pulled up and laid in the
sun, than if permitted to grow All weeds that
have commenced Towering should be collected to-
eeiher in pile, dried and burned. If gathered
before foWe-s are formed they may be placed up
on the compost heap and mixed with fermenting
manures.
The number of seeds produced by our common
xseds I. really astonishing TO those who have not
STABBED the mstter. A good plsnt Of dock will ri
pea iEen twelve to fifteen thousand seeds. burdock
o=Ss tvssty thoussks, and pig weed some ten
IthoesSnd. To destroy q plant before seeding,
ksrefors, Il work Of ne small Importance.
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L. P. HARVEY, Commissioners
SAM'L D. HASTINGS, of School & Uni
JAMES II. HOWE. yersitY Lands.
KenOsha COunty---Circuit Court.

Joseph v Quarels Administrator of the Estate OF
William ?. Wattles, deceased, against Benjamin II.
Jewett, Erastus II. Jewett Helen y. Jewett
EPERSUANT to further Judgment of foreclosure and
sale rendered in this action the May tel of this
Court, 1861, shah sell at public auction for cash.
the Court House door, in Kenosha city, the 18th day
October 1861, between the hours of and three
O'Clock the afternoon, tire following premises des-
bed in said further judgment, much thereof
will be necessary raise the amount of said further
judgment, aid costs, aud expenses to wit THAT part
the NorthW qua ter of Section nsmber fifteen in
wnshp north OF range twenty-five east, lying and
beng OF the Milwaukee road and containing 1872
AZ 49, md except the northeast quarter
said northwest quarter of SAID section No. Is, being 30
acres tiIereabouts.
Dated July 3, 1861
J. J. PETIT j. NJ. ST EBBINs,
Plfs Atty. [12w3 Sheriff of Ken osha Count.
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sherEG,s sale on Foreclosure.

STATE OF Observation-Disclosures COUNTY CIRCUIT Court
Samuel Hale Gilbert @. Davidson, and Henry B. Towsee
against Philander T. Briggs, Emene Briggs, his wife,
Charles W. Larrabee Olive L. Larrabee his wife, Hen
nv Mitchell and Margaret Michell his wife, Voiney
French and John e.. Conroe.
MBY VIR UE and in pursuance Of final Judgment
for the sale of the mortgage premises hereinafter
described made ard entered in the above entitled cause
on the seventh day of May, A. D. 1861 at the regular
term of said court shall offer for sale and sell at pub
lie the high bidder therefor for cash, at
the of the Court House, in the city and Coun
ty of Kenosha, and State of Wisconsin, Monday the
I'd day of December A D. 1861 at IL O'Clock in the fore
noon, the following described piece or parcel of land
situate being in the County of Kenosha Wisconsin,
VIZ Lot four, al fractional section eighteen, 6) in
Town o. north of range twenty (2O)east, containing
thirty-two and ninety one-hundredths acres OF land
Dated May 16, 1861. C3n2) JAS. NJ STEBBINS,
WEBSTER SCHoEF, PlfsAtty's. Sheriff Of Kenosha Co
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Circuit Court Dame County:

The State of Wisconsin to Patrick MoConnell:-
NOaJ are hereby summoned and required to
IL anwser the complaint of David Hyde and sfe he
nGsha County Bank, Plaintiffs, wl,ich will be- August
19 1861. filed in the Office of the Clerk Of this Court,
at the city OF Madison, in said county and serve copy
of your answer me my Office the city o. Keno
sha Wisconsin, within ninety (9O) days after the sere
reof exclusive of the day Of such service and you
fail answer the complaint esaid, the said Pain
tifs will apply the court for the relief dtmand"d he
complaint. }. PETIT,
Dated Aug H. 1861 Plaintiffs Attorney.
Wltaess the Hon H. 5. OR ron Judge
l.. . House, in Madison, August Ii. D 1861.
j. SHARKS, Clerk.
The complaint mentioned in this summons has been
filed with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for the county
of Dane at Madison, Wisconsin, before publication of
this Summons. .t- j. J. PETIT,
August %, 1861. 6wl2 llfs' Atty.
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For THR TsLEsEAPH.
Lines,

Lines,
,,roo,o.g 5g q Prtgate an the Fourth Regiment
We swear 70 stand around the flag,
in the battles widest Storm
Now lead as on against the foes
Our hearts beat high and warm,
r. ~ rosrc,, through deaths red harvest
field,
Around the banner of the brave,
To triumpfj or the lsurels win
That bloom on the patriots grave.
sweetly the faithful soldier sleeps,
Who falls in the cause ot Cod
So we'll tread the fiery road to DEAN
As over a Howery sod
For ours is the holy cause OF 'ToG'
In freedoms cause We fight
March on, to the field Of glory march,
And God defend the right.
Farewell sweet home, we know thy joys
Thy gentle joys no more;
Farewell dear friends, your kindly words
Must yield to the cannon'a roar
For the voice of God. our country God
Commands us, and we go,
To tread beneath wars iron heel
Our country's pejured foe.
Comrsde, lift that starry flag,
Oh God, its holy light
Shall guide US through the battle wiid'
Glsncips over the fight
Oh comrades, fling it's sacred folds
Once more against the sky
March on, it lres our souls march on
Wen conquer or wen die
wv. II.
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Circuit Court of EkenOsha County.

Samuel Parsons, against Charles A. MatheWson, Ruth
ilathwson, ard Byron Sykes.
IN vi.iue OF a Judgment of foreclosure of Mortgage
z ths aGc, entered at the May term of this COURT
1871 shall sea Public Auction TO the highest bidder
Ia Oh =, the fourteenth day ofSepenber, 1861,
clo.k the afternoon at the front door OF the
Gear. House. III Kenosha City, Wisconsin, Lots seven
aud eight, ill block wo, on Washington Island IN said
City
Dated May 90 1861. J. III. STEBBINS,
J. J. PETIT, Pla ntif 5 Atty. Sheriff.
Tie sale is hereby postponed until Saturday the
Cd day OF November, 1861 the tie of day and
place OF a..
SheTiff'S Office. - -..t j. NJ. STEBBINS,
Kenosha, Sept IA 1861. I5td) Sheriff of Kenosha Co.
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In Attachment.

k o,sT Of k o0Us1s In Justice Court:
To Ira Porter:
Va GU hereby notified that warran. of attachment
IL has been issued against you, and your property at
tsched. safety the demand of iliiam M. Case,
anlountiug to fifty eight dollars and thirty-one cents
Now unless you shah appear before Ii futile, Justice
of the Peace in and for said county, at his office in said
city on tne 10th day of October, A. u. 1851, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, Judgement Will be rendered
inst you, and your property sold to pay the debt.
| Dated this 18th day OF September, A. D. 1851.
| 3w15 WILLIAM CASE, Plaintiff.
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POSTS PATENT
Trace BUCKLE.

HHAVING purchased the Ecctusive Rsght 20 the
sale of this Buckle il. heLosha County and hud
ing interested parties using underhanded
keep out of use, therefore, I r
Information of the Public,
and for my benefit, publish the following Tesmon
AL signed by Farmers and others of known character
residents o. the County, of whom any may make ali
needul enquiries. THOnAS ENGLISH.
Kenosha, September 2, 1861.
We, the dersigDed, having used "Post's Patent
Trace Buckle" time pass willingly testify
perect right to all the merits that claimed for it,
IT entirely the harness from the nd
breakag of the traces, which attend the
the old fashionen buckle. 1t also time in
ling and unlocking in fact, entirely oVercomes ti
perplexy and annoyance Of taking up and lstting
the traces, and, in opinion, should purchase
harness with any other buckle attached.
John Tymeson j. FTman,
J. II. Ellsworth Ashbel Epson
Seth Myrick n. Finn
Henry Donlittle James Newman
Timothy Mahony Joseph Newman
John d Griswold II. A. Blanchard
Jerry Brown Stewart Hastin.
James Flett Aonzo Tymeson.
2m1S
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Ia Prohate---KcnoshaC County Court.

IL the matter of the Estate of Jonathan Eastman.
y ETTERS of Administration having been taken out,
Ia this Estate the Goth Of July, 1861, and since
filed for Probate by the Adinx who is ofthe Execu-
tors therein named.
II Is ordered that the proofs of eaid instrument be
heard before Judge Of this Court the 18Th day OF
October 1851, 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the office of said
Judge city and county of Kenosha, and it is furth
ordered that public notice thereof be given TO all per-
sons interested by publishing copy OF this order for
three weeks successfully prior to said day Of Hearing in
The KeaaoshG Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed
in said county. JON b. JlLSUNi
Sept 18th, 1861 G3w15l County Judge
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in Probate---Kenosha Conntv Conr1

In the matter of the last Will aud Testament of Jerema
L. Robinson.
AN reading and fling an instrument ing to Dc
" certified and authenticated copy oil the last Viii
and Testament of Jeremiah L. Robinson late of Exeter
New Hampshire and the Probate thereof also the
companying petition of Irena Robinson execurix there
Of setting forth among other things that said deceased
left Real Estate in the county of Kenosha Wisconsin and
praying to said Will probated in said county II
is ordered that the proofs of said Will, and said petition
be heard before the Judge of this court the IL day
of October, his Office in the city and county aforesaid
10 O'Clock A. M, and is urt ordered that copy
of the notice be published in The KenoshG Telegraph
weekly newspaper printed and published in
the county of Kenosha aforesaid for three
weeks successfully prior to said day of Heal
| ing .a 3w15 JON B. JILSUN,
Dated at Kenosha, Sept. II, 1851. County Judge.
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The tolloaOing La1Sds are on The N b
Oh. Of Sec 6. u. Il. 23,-3d WQrU.

The IoLlol0jng Ld7Sds are on the " u
Or Of Sec 6, n, IL. 23,-3d Wdr@.
Leonard On the n ar sec 9, T /, rang
%, com r s, & 1S7 Alp fly Of the n e cor
of sd or rds to W line OF ExchangeSt
n to intersec'n with town line st, W to peg H.
J Brown--On the or sec g I /, range
o. com on line of Dening st, 25l 4-l2 IT
of line of or " u Alp 1t lS9 It, east AZ
II PIP #, $50 SIP # to beg 9o'
KenyOn--Com 264 fl cor 1t II, on
e or sec 6, T /, range %, and On line OF
Kenosha Street, east to east line OF
It IS, A # to Kenosha stn A # TO beg 10 ",
W Trant Estate-Part Or sec 9; I !, s23
com on line of Kenosha st, at its inter-
section with iEe of or 90 10 e line
Or s to s OF sd or thence " TO beg 20,
] N Cocoon the q oil sec o. ], II 70,
com % fl cor of 1t 16, and W line OF
Kenosha st, thence 80 f., W to old Chi.
road, 60 fl to beginning 40,
Trant's Estate-part Or sec =, L Il
%, com 70 3 of 8 c cor Of 1t 10 anu on
line of Kenosha St., 10 " to old Cbica-
go road, II 10 G to beg'n "a,
J Robinson--Part n or or sec =, town 1. X
%, com | OF cor oft II, " to W line
ofe hf of or sec, rods e to old Chi road
rods to beginning 81,
Stephen ROrbes-rart n or sec 6, I'll, R23
com u r & of the cor o. 1t IL, an, 1912
rods W Of the center fold Chi road thence
6rods, thence W 2 rds, II Or, IS IL
rods to beg. -. Observation-Disclosures. g,
H. Hawks--On tie n or sec CT / K 23,com
Is rods Of e cor Of Il II, thence 10
rods, thence S rds, tbence 10 rds thence
n 3 rods to beg 'n...... 49,. ......... IL,
Chas WaEer-Part Or sec q, II l, %,
com 81 rds of the cor OF 1t II, tL-ace
" 10 W line Of the c ha,f of said u, tar.sa
3 rods, thence to old CHI road, tleJ.
n 3 rods TO beg ...................... H.
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From the Egan,aner. Norfolk, We.
Cephalc Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made viz: Cure of headache in all its
forms.
From tile Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
From the Democrat, ST. Cloud, MINI.
Ifyou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for a box (Cephalic Pills. so that you
may have them in case Of an attack.
From the Aduertiser, PrOUidence. r. l.
The Cephalic Pills are said TO be remarkably
effective remedy tor the headache and one of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered.
From tie Western r. Il. Gazette, Chicago, Ill.,
We heai thy endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his un-
rlvalled Cepnalic Pills
From he kaharha Valley Star, Kanawha, Va.
Hr4 are sure that persons suffering with the head
uu1s, via" ny them, vii sticA to them.
.saua Ne S2Dlhern Path Finder, Ne,e Orleans La.
Tls.a,' y1l that are afflicted, ana we are sure
t1,a- tuaf t,s..H.H. IAN be added to the already
iaHr .r,e. 3s-' at ba. received benefits that no
olass MEDICINE san aednce.
tsvm me - Lyals Democrat
5Ha immense 1o.oaad for the article Cephalic
Pills a. rap,dl : increasing.
From tie GG@ette Davenport Iowa.
SIR. $palding would not connect his lame with
al a licle he ii.. sot kpop possess real merit.
Fran tie AdCertiSer, Precedence, r. I
'Cno es.imony IL their favor is strong, from the
most respecta Ie quarters,
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L Z q A L =
TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF the BOARD OF |
SUPERVISORS, Kenosha Co. July -, 1861, I

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF the BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS, Kenosha Co. July ~, 1861
YHNHE following is list of the unredeemed p
IL cells, and lots of land, situate, lying ard oe''S III
the County kenosha, and STATE OF WiscUna1t winch
were sol 10th day Nay, A. D. leg tor the paid
taxes specifying each or lot OF land the name
of the person to il sud the amount o.
Taxes charges interest calculated to the last day OF re-
demp tion, due on each parcel , =,
lands be redeemed before the OF May they
will be conveyed 60 the purchaser. Ira fGIhCh,
Clerk of the Board OF supervisors OF henoshaCo
The fooaoing lots AID parcels Of LdnG on ts South
east quarter ofSec. 81 I0ecn 2, Range y, Z" TIE
City of KeaoshU, First Ward.
NAVE. DESCRIPTION. 3. -
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Sale If Forfeited State Lands.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF SCHOOL AND
UNIVERSITY LANDS, Madison, July 16, 1851
STATE OF WISCONSIN, |
COUNTY OF DANE.
The following described Lands 10 Kenosha County,
having been forfeited by Of the nonpayment OF
Interest, notice is hereby given, that the same will be
offered for sale at public Auction, at the office OF the
Secretary State at the capitol in Aad on on the Sd
day of December, A. D.. 1851, unless redeemed
said sale to at O'Clock, A. NJ, and continue
from day day until all of said lands shall have been
offered the price named opposite each tract which
includes the due at the time of forfeiture the in
teres up the first day of ia nuary "a D. 1862 the tax
returned against such land the cost of advertising
and sale of the same, and per cent. damages.
Said Lands will be sold subject to all taxes assessed
against the same, and not included herein The per
centage the principal payabesat the time of the
chase will be fixed by the Commissioners and will not
than ten per cent. Said lands Will be offered by
counties, arranged in alphabetical order, and as pub
lished in this paper.
L. P. HARVEY, ] Commissioners
sAM'L D. HASTINGS, |of School & Uni
JAMES H. HOWE. lversity Lands.
KENOSHA COUNTY-School Lands.
No. of Certificate, 1923 sold to r. Noyes lot No. 10
or of the Or, town range Zoe section 49, 40 o.
acres amount due $780, 90 amount of interest $751;
40 amount of penalty SIS 90 amount of Taxes co.
46 amt interest, penalty taxes and adv. $49,I6 !;
al amount due State $269,l6; years for which in
terest is due, 1861. 1878
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W. frs, put down the price of good 6l Se E.,
silk 10 .---------- ~''''
We arst put down the price of extra VIDE o.
silk to ..-.------
We first nut down the price of fancy silk toss
We first put down the price OF Pacific al ana il1n
ilton Delanes that were selling for 25c,dowh
to is and -----.--- i'0'
We we're the first to put down the prices
of French Merinos that were selling
for t2s and las, down to- Sl,&$l 20
We were the first to put down the price
al the best Merinos and Prints that
were selling for II and 1870 down to .--.lOc
We were the first to put down Nader
pr. nts to 3 q oMc
We were the first to put down the price
of bleached cottons. .....
We were the first to put down the price
Of extra heavy cotton flannel to- IL & l23c
We were the first to put down the price
of heavy apron check, worth Ice, to- l23c
We were the first to put down blue cot
ton worth loo, to ----------. .r---- AZ5c
We were the fist to put down the price
oi extra heavy twilled flannel to- 81 &c
We were the fret to put down the price
OF hest Batting, and 'ceigh At too, what 80,
ua5 selling for l4c to------ -------- I|ac
w, we're the first to put down the price -
g, .ha heaviest yard wide Sheetlng to 4 q, .
We were lie first 10 put down tue pflce
II Sugas TO-. -----------0 ~ -
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WHILE TRAVELING n Al Bl \
Auvbo are suffering from Consumption should use the
MAKoRA ARABICA, discovered by Missl nary IN
All who are threatened with Con umptio should use
the MAKORA ARABICA discovered by a missionary in
Arabia -. -, - A.,
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use the
MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by missionary IN
Arabia - r,. ,,oL, ,,d
Colds should use the MAKORA ARABiCA, discovered
by missionary in Arabia - ,.-., ,, -;
purities o. the blood should use the MAhORA Arabia
discovered by missionary IN ARABIA
1t cures Consumption
1t cures Bronchitia.
Il cures Sore Throat, coughs and coids.
1t cures Asthma Scroula, and impurities oil the blood
This UNQUALIFIED remedy is for The first time in
troduced to the public.
1t was pfovidentiaily discovered by missionary
while travelling in ARAB a. He was CURED ct consnnp-
ton by its after his was pronounced hopeless
by learned physicians in Europe
He has forwarded to in writing iu account OF
his own extraordinary cure, and OF Der OF other
cures which have come under ans oDoeFFato ana aso
a full account of the medicine.
At his request and impeDed by desire to extend
of this remedy the pubic, we have mad his
communicable printed III pamphlet form Tor Tree dis
trbut,on Its interest is enhanced by an account which
he gives of some of the scenes 81 the syrian assacres,
which he obtained those who suffered ia thatawfui
tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained at our oce or it viii
be sent free by mali to all WHO apply for IT.
We import the Makora Arabica direct from Smyrna
through the house Cleon GyHppus and we have al
ways on hand full supply put up IN bottles ready for
use with full directions.
Price dollar per bottle sent oy man, on receipt
of price, and "a cents for postage
For sale wholesale and retail by
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ges 4 9rom1ene' Column

H0W CAN THEY SELL GOODS 50
CHEAPf -
We will tell you The secret in selling ill f Go3 9is
Goods is in buying them low We o "oriers and
e Goods for .s cAsH the to obb n profits We
ma1gIa ask the patrons of Kenosha if they can
bnv goods 20 per cent. less than before we opened
ouT StoreY Who broke up the Monopoiy
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ind noe eeould sag eee did not PIT
,k2aca the Prizes to run against
or qaeigh6o,-s, btet being sAtisJte"
that q 1orge portion Of the
trade agas 6ejmg efr@0ete q
soay tram h@nos|a, and
believing that tarye
sales and smut prot
Its the $acrest ecdy
to success.
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From the Eramaner. Norfolk, We.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz Cure of headache in all its
forms.
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From tie Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success
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asuu L.s 81 Lygts Democrat. -
E!s .r.lause t,.,raud fer the article Cephalic
Pills a. rapidly increasing.
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From the Democrat, ST. Cloud, MINI.
II you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pills. so that you
NAV ba We them in case of an attack.
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We are determined to sell our Coo no " an
Of all times as low as they can be bought IN
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OFFICE OF. COMM sIosERs OF SCHOOL AND I
UNIVERSITY LANDS, Madison, July 16. 1861.
TATE OF WISCONSIN,, |
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From he anatrha Valley Star, Kanawha, Va.
~, are sure that persons suffering with the head
guas who ny them, viii stick to them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-05-30

Tor explanations. NJ. Dubois was working at
his desk.
perhaps we are disturbing you," said the
arrogant old lady.
"No matter; | was Just in the act of set
Ting purchase in the state fund for Madame
Anne 2"
"What!" exclaimed NJ. vatry, CATER pur.
chasing house and equipage, has she still mon
ey to invest?"
"Undoubtedly."
"But where did it come from?"
"Where? Did you not see?
"When?"
"When she shrieked out at seeing what the
prayer book contained"
eve observed nothing"
ooh / thought you saw il" said the sarcas.
tic notary. "rhe prayer book contained sixty
engravings, and each engraving was covered
by ten notes of a thousand francs each"
GOOD heavens % exclaimed M. Vatry,
thunderstruck.
at had only known it," shouted Madame
de Villeboys.
You had the CHOICE" said the notary, "and
myself urged you to take the prayer book,
but you refused"
But who could have expected to find a
fortune in breviary 2"
The two passionate cyclists Withdrew, their
Hedt's s"olleH Win pdSSlOHdte envy
-. Madame Anna is still in Paris If you go
by hue Lafiitte on summer evening, you
will see charming picture on the first floor,
Illuminated by the pale reflection of wax
lights.
lady who has joined the two hands of her
son, fair child Of six years OF age, in prayer,
before an old book of "HemeS de la Verge,
and for which cross in gold has been male.
pray for me, child, said the mother.
"And for who else 2" inquired the child.
For your father, your dear father, who
persisted without knowing you, without being
able to love you"
Must pray to the saint, my patron 2"
"Yes, my little friend but do not forget a
saint who watches us from heaven, and who
smiles upon us from above the clouds"
what is the name of the saint, mamma
dear 2"
The mother, then watering the child'S head
with her tears, answered.
Her name is Sister Egrie"