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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
For the Journal.
WHAT A FARMER THINKS.

Mn. EpIroR:-The article on
''Sheep-traps" in your paper the
other week suits me exactly. |
do not think all the dogs in Ran
dolph county are equal in value
to one good sheep. | am in
favor OF dispensing with them
altogether, as | think they have
had their day.
They were useful in the early
settlement of the country, when
wild animals apd "varmints"
were troublesome; but they be-
long To frontier lite, and 10
primitive times. They are n
sort of uncivllized beast, and are
not only worthless but disagreed
bic and injurious.
And now that the country is So
much improved when ! see two
or three dogs at mans door, |
always think that man and his
family have failed to outgrow
the roughness of the early times,
and would feel more at home on
the frontier.
OF course there are many good
people who keep dogs, but J
think it is more from habit than
from any real advantage there Is
in it.
Yours truly,
WrsrRivrR.
We think Il much better to
raise sheep than dogs; bat some
Of the expressions IN the above
communication are rather strong
We observe that there is n
growing interest in sheep hus-
bandry in this part OF the country,
and many farmers complain oil
the loss by dogs as one of the
greatest obstacles in the way oil
success in this business. En-.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10

RAILROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given to the
Stockholders of the Lake Erie and
Pacific Railroad Company, to meet at the
Office of said Company in Cambridge
CITY, Indiana, on the 2eth day OF July,
A. ID. 1863, at noon of that day, to take
into consideration a contract entered into
between this Company and the Fremont,
Lima and Union Railroad Company OF
the State OF Ohio, for running connec-
tions and other arrangements for the com
mon benefit of said Companies, and for
their assent and approval.
GEO. p. EDDY.
n. +. PAINE,
JOHN d. FAY,
WM. MERCER,
WV. II. MOORE,
ALLEN W. LEWIS,
X. T. CARR,
Directors.
r. JENNINGS, See'y
Cambridge City, June is, ls63.-5lwS
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Appoint lent.

NJ Office is hereby given thar TIE under
~ signed has been appointed Administra-
trix of the Estate OF Robert Ross, deceased
late Of Randolph County. SAID Estate is
supposed TO be solvent.
MARY ROSS, Administrative.
July 10, 1863. Milo.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
MAR RTE D,

RUST EDWARDS BY Silas A.
Chopper, Esq, at the residence of the
brides father near Huntsville, on Friday
evening the 81 inst, Mr. William r.
Rust and Miss Harriet Edwards.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-07-10
For the Journal.
THE RANDOLPH GUARDS.

: A company Of militia, known
by the above name, in the neigh
! borhood west of Huntsville and
Buena Vista, has been organized
nearly a year. Although many
have volunteered in the L. s.
service from the company
from time to time. the number
has been pretty we'll kept up by
recruits.
The company now numbers IS
men in all, differed rs follows:
Captain--Jno. A. Hunt.
/ FIRST Lieutenant = Benjamin
Peacock.
Second Licutcnant John ID.
Jones.
sERGEANrS:
Ordcrly Sergednt-Wm. NJ.
Botkin.
lst-Jas. C.. Bates.
2nd-Henry II. Brooks.
3rd--S. 7. Botkin.
4th--Wm. Faulkner.
coRPoRALs.
1a-Allen C.. Digs.
2nd--Robert c. Miller.
3rd--M Milton Cox.
4th--M. +. Llnzy
Co. C2erk-A H. Farquhar
MUSICIANS:
FTcr-Ed. A. Chopper.
Tenor Drummer = Leander
Priest.
Bass Drummer-SyIv enus
DIVISION.
Officers l3
Musicians 3
Privates 62
Total IS
The company will, probably,
soon contain 100 men, as II is
fast filling up
The arms furnished at first
were large muskets, but are now
about being exchanged for a
different kind of gun. Besides
good rifles. Adiutsnt Noble pro-
noses 10 furnish each COMPANY
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The Feed may be Reversed at any
Point Desired without stopping
the Machinei

Changes for the various stitches may be
made while the machine is in motion.
The beauty OF its stitch is unsurpassed.
No other covers so large range of work
Sews light and heavy fabrics with equal
facility.
The work will feed either to the right or
left.
Runs quietly; sews rapidly.
No difficulty experienced IN sewing across
thick seams.
Needle more readily adjusted than in any
other machine
Tailors cannot afford to do without one.
Its motions are all positive.
Will last lifetime.
No springs To get out Of order.
The bemmer the most practical in use.
Turns wide and narrow hens. and will
fell beautifully.
u braids neatly and handsomely, without
the slightest alteration.
The most inexperienced find no difficulty
in using it.
Oils no dresses, all of It's machinery being
on the top of the table.
Every machine warranted.
II will substantiate all we claim for il.
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e. II. & C.. c. DENNIS

Agents for Wayne. Randolph and Della.
ware counties, Ind, Dark and Prebls
counties, Ohio. Office No 80 Main ct,
Richmond, Ind.
sE-Send for Samples and Circulars.
~ We are also selling Sechler 4 Porter's
Sugar Mills and Hutchinson's Cider Mills
The very best out-send for n Circular.
June 70, 1863. 50
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All orders sent by mail will be care
fully and promptly attended 70.
TFsctory in the building formerly oc-
cupied BY Beard 4 Starr. as . PIow sho?,
between Fort Wsvne Avenue and Fifth at.
usar the Depot.
R.ehmend. June j., 1863. II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20
rERz nc NNARx.

The events Of the war they are developed viii ~
faithfully giveD. that the pubic may advised a. to
its progress the results u battles. the condition
oonendng armies and all that Affects the great strussl.
home and abroad, for the overthrow Of the Rebellion
In addition the Nsafiaei will contain the CURRENT
NEWS Of the day. CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
ITEMS, the latest reports Of the NEW YORK and cIN-
cINSATi GENERAL aud CATTLE MARKETS, the con-
di;on Of the MONEY ami STOCK MARKETS; in a word,
will be the effort Of the Propreiors of the Aaiia>l 10
give s columns interest ali classes readers and
such information viii be- especially adapted to the
well being Il the citizens Of Indiana.
The Snftei viii continue to represen, and stand by
the regular organizations Of the party State
and National; the principles and policy they shah
ayow. and support the candidates they may nominate.
We have agents. The low prices for subscription
will not allow 1t. We therefore AK our Democratic
friends who desire the Of sound principles
aid n the extension OF the circulation Of the iae
Daily and Weekly. until they shall al least reach every
Democratic family ia Indiana The press 4 a
PoriAnt agent directing agh, the public MIND and ell
thati needed 20 give the Democratic party permanent
rule is the enlightenment Of the people Its prnoi
pies and policy. II shall be sim with all the ability
possess, faithfully advocate Democratic sentiments
and measures, for We believe that in doing bss
promote the true interests Of the country.
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- Ic Ex M -.
rRuSSES. &C.

L B. SEEB EY'S TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. 1o6 CLARK IT. cuIcaoo, Ia.
Branch ohce-No * Nor a Fffll sr-,s AZ. L<.,is No
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EXECUTIVE DuARTxKxT.

UkFAkINLfI+
Pay per Ann
o. korien, Govsfnor; ones, stsis House
r<sidsnce % Nsrtst ard Illinois sts 5000
W. n Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
70 Governor. 0fice, ststs House; resides
With Governor Morton. .-.-..--....--.-...- 2,sSt
HI Terr-ll. " dor and Mlitary Secretary
% fossrnor. Onlcs. state House; residence
Lsvs's Biock. on ohio street Alas
W n srbfster. Nsior-- Regiment, Indiana
voluus~~rs. A d. G. 20 Governor. Oface,
STATE Houss: boards AZ Palmer House,. 2lH
Lar Noble. Adiutsnt General % Indiana
of1se. STATE Hoa-s, boards Bates House,
600 from The state and q, SEA pay Of Col
oasi ..-.....-............-...-. 3.4sa
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Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer % the Hard Rubber
Tr'i-s. uDler Riggs q tiopiyear's Patessa
The iiarl IhIrr Truss - ui,ik. AMI superior 10 eli
otlers In the following rsfEcts VIII never break ri-
chiie -ail or blister; ran - made fi ini-r will
cure Hernia II years Standing: dos MT Ir--s or n,urs
'he cef'i, and Is asays clean AMI . s-i n.-w.
facnis can ir accurately fii'i by s~uiins sine In
inchrs around billy Ia fifse q rui',:rr.
lHFhHiN 'Es as o. sI-rirty ots-rs The fol-
lowing ol y arc on-rs-: rrufs Mat rarrH~l,an: and
Parker, wSs~k: Irfs sisrari ai k,rl~v rs,ilairl
lhia; DR.. X J'aar~r: surgeon t;sTsral bureau Mas-
'ngon Prots Braiinri fr-sr. RsT tnir-ws, and la
Wis, ChiagD, Dr. w"lcsat, Milwaukee. Wis
MAiifaciuTrr anil D-al,r In slsri~r llracrs Af~lom-
in StiT'rrrs SIX AID Cc'i.n ilAs.r Stockings f~
varicos wins, Susl-rS.ry Isainsarrs a. Ac
DR. WILLOWS PATENT ARriS1CI Al LFt; man
iscinred Wy G. Stafford has many nslva'iay-s over ell
OILERS and As an e,nce e such Il has r,~-.,ci the
nrs premiums at the United states rirs under the en-
aminai'n II ti'e fss snryvas Ia cos'ry Iis mo-
h"n i received frurn rlisr cure sHik.h uil p~ver
orrak giving great preference the SPIRAL spring
used In o;h.r lifni-s.
send stamp fw IzmIhles. Psnz One IBnx ga
1ES~ For sale by all Druggists novl4-'s2-dsn
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II A N IL a ~ It's
EFFERvEsCENT
SELTZER APERIENT II
SALINE APERIENT.

II may be used with the best effect in
Bilious and Febre Diseases Costivenes Sick Headache,
Nausea. Loss Of Appetite, Indigestion, Acidity 81
the Stomach, Torpidity of the Liver Gout.
Rheumatic Affections, Gravel, Piles,
And all Complaints where gentle and Cooling Aperient
or Purgative is required.
It's particularly adapted the wants Of Travellers by
Sea and Land Residents in Hot Climates persons Of Sc
dcntary Habits Invalds and Convalescent Captains Of
Vessels and Planters will nd valuable addition
their Medicine Chests.
II is in the form Of Powder. carefully put up In bot
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pouredupon II produce acknowledgements eyer
gentlemen of the highest standing throughout the
try, and its steadily increasing popularity for series Of
years. strongly guarantee its efficacy and valuable char
acter, and commend thefavorabe notice OF intel
ligent public
Manufactured only by TARRANT CO, No. 27s Green
witch street. OF Warren New York. and for
sale by Druggists generally. iyT-dly
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AGENCY.
METZGER & STRIBLEN,
REAL ESTATE AND CLAIM AGENTS,
OTficc No. q Odd fellows Hall.
cur STAIRS

HOUSES AND LOTS, VACANT LOIS. FARMS AND
Farming Land bought and sold
Loans negotiated snd collections made.
Pensions. bounty. back pay and all other military
claims prosecuted with pronptness
Having established Branch Office al Washington,
D. C. great facilities Tor the prompt collections Of all
claims offered.
Any desired information given free OF charge by calling
In person addressing US, enclosing stamp.
augs-dam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20

The Stations above mentioned with exceptions
District Head Quarters the Armies which the Regiments
attached, Ito
ed will reachth dein
LAZ
General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-20

VIII soon assemble, and the m 81 Important eues,ins
viii be brought before Il for DETERMINATION. one Of
which, the Emancipation and otOnizaiion policy q the
President, will vitality Affect the utare OF the country
An interesting Congressional proceedings will be
ported ii the S.afinsi.
,l-B Il nEgi - - IT - No nc
new Legislature will assemble OF The sth Of Jsnu-
AIRY next It's action viii have dep
citizens Of Indiana. The Snffaof viii contain faithful
and intelligent report of it, proceedings that the
reader understand from day day their Repre-
serfnfiNas dllnn
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NOTICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CO-PARTNE
FENHE undersigned have formed Co-Partnership for
U the transaction Of general Grocery and Produce
business In the city Of Indianapolis The business will be
transacted in the name Of Hogshire Co.
). n. HOGSHIRE,
JAMES WATTS,
JOHN 2. COUNCIL
lSntaSAroLIs Jan. l, lsss
We have disposed Of our stock in trade and business u,
hessTs Hog hire 4 CO. 6rAned for the patronage we
have received from the citizens Of Indianapolis and VI
ciniy We respectfully request friends continue
their favors 70 the new ir.a
lsnsN HOGSHlRE HUNTER
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BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS
- Sold BY all Druggists 90. an
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NiSE LARGE UPPER ROOMS IL FTTZGIBBOS's
V store, near the Depot, 10 rent.
NcKERNAS 4 PIERCE
septl1-d1m Real Estate Agents.
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NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
- Aa
The Sentinel for 1893:

THE gOversmenssi and poihsrai question, q Ii.
coming year VIII have absOrng intefss fsr sv>ry
etizea- We engaged IN gigantic evil ~.r The
suit Of which f0reses- Il thrsst,us rsdioA
change in The institutions and principles upon Which the
Govsument founded. and lie destrzctian of ne
liberty and rights Il the citizsn. sach the
people Of ether nssioL have enjoyed. and q
which may Be attributed unequaled Pruyr~>
IN nsiional prosperity and greatness. Tie issue win
upon Us whether this free Governments shall Be
preserved and maintained and the nights of the States
Under the Conssifu;ioa ccfUsed powerful Central
authority be permitted % this war. oss-r
stng Ines Institutions. and all tho-~ eheoks
upon the Federal Government. rights reserved ny the
State. which have eustuted the exoelencs ard sup<
rority q naiouaty states Zone the "a Cor
the common objects set Firth IN the C0nstifsiian but
distinct the biliows' IN the management Of their
purely done tic affairs. These questions were involved
in the recent elections ana the voice Of the people
most emphsiicaly expressed for the 'Cmstituon ss
II and the Union a. l. vas" Never there . time
when wss important that The people should be tssr
sughy advised a. 70 the progress and condition % pubic
Affairs ant Of passing events people not CO for
selfgoyermen unless with intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the questions whcl Affect alike their
and the public welfare.
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Neo publications.
TOW AN ARMY LIVES, MOVES, AND
III FIGHTS.
HARPER & BROTHERS. NETWORK,
Publish this Day,
TIE BIvoUAC AND THE BATThEFIELD'
CAPTAIN GBoRGE F. MOVES.
l2mo, Cloth. - IS.


l2no Cloth. 3 rs.
A,..,,., of,bs an,bor As staff officer made him con.
ver,ant with every phlse OF military HE In csmp' on tne
march and on the field Leaving 10 others elaborate discus
.on of strategy he sought. in series OF gsPhie csu
av sketches 70 present picture of the everyday life Of
Nh American volunteer They relate to the Army Of the
Potomac from time when it ordered to cooperate
with Nee in his advance upon the Peninsula down to
IRE thne when il took par. in Burnsides disastrous aseh
upn the Confederate intenchment at Fredericksburg aud
the weary delay In wiuterqusrers which followed They
pesond at Bull Ran South Mountain Antiea, and Fred
eacksburs The descriptions Of everyday life In camp and
the march fatty interesting those OF battles ara
oohs,s and are quite essential to adequate idea oil
the dn,ios Of soldier.
Cspt Noyes, writing long before the great day OF oe'ys
burg prophecies the brilliant achievements whieh 'ne
Army of the Potomac would yet accomplish IL has passed.
he says through a series of dsapPontments' Win
courage and enrolling .han any success
on is way to future victories. lie day Of CORY " sure 10
ssue On r,any battlefield it has illustrated heroic
slor which has won for il On the Peninsula in Maryland
end In Eastern Virginia magnificent partial 'ne'e'e''ne
promise aud prophecy OF that substantial oee'se '0'
yet to come Let NE pay it the homsge OF my aana'
tioo and gratitude s past sacrifices ent sites my ne
neL tounsei upon the evidence OF my own eApeebee''
that II Is vet 10 cover itself with patriotic glory Ho"
spl<ndsy this army fight how. when foIlon hope
ss needed the have been always ready how, after
wool. marching aud hshtus they hsve moved with
sscrsty ssast enemy bas been partially deneated IN
hese psges"
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Hiusicnl lnslrnmcnls

II. GALE IL Co.-PiANO-fOhILS.
y, Ala4fac.ofr a.. Wa-'s5Js.
30 lO1 4eG ls.l-st. new RI.
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MASON d HAMLfN. solo Manufacturers OF
WI the e.lsbraied CABINi.T ORGANS. pIonossosd by
TIE beet In he World 'se s. o. rofe ,haa
nv VI La mos. oa.uoat saus VI ee~ ofs boson sc
P,fs. ~ y 90 s-oh. Aiso HELODfO"s 90 TO 20
wsferOOnI hoa ana AefeoT-stl oi1ost. IlssMS Ns"
Idfx. Address hs5OS DhVinhho.
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THE WILD WOMAN;


Or,
THE WRECKED HEART
Being the =. -.
TRUE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE WILD WOMAN,'
who wss recently exhibited at Ciucnna and was rescued
from her p.rronto. BY he citizens OF Is city and ssui ~
tie Il.sAe Asylum Of Dayton, Ono.
TIE HISTORY OF TIE
STRANGE WOMAN
furnishes
INCIDENTS Of the most
IIIRILIING NARRATIVE EVER WRITTEN,
and 10
OFFERED FOR lhL FIRST TINE.
Nv life IL load Of sadness
start from dream q msdne.s,
10 strugge IN despsTatoo
VIII LeDds IA my dung eonlar.
Hop. loveth well 20 deceive me;
But dsath shall ere long fehsN. Enef
7Les 10 the spritss that crsss mel
Iot SCOTIA may AZ iof5oAI.
Price 20 centa
D.se-s viii pleas. early ths, they may secure
HAMILTON. JOHNSON FARLEY,
IsbIishsss. BOeks".ers and Se~s Dealers,
No. % Aun.t ~ I.
Copies Of all the above works can be had ia German.
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sr. oLAvE's. ANOveL avo. Paper. 50 Oenia.
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a r1Rsr FR1ENpsHIP. Novel Ave- Psper. Is o,nl.
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MA.le.s.e the Ih4ff fs.usu 10 New lol&.
LO.aAG. fgbis-er
70 8is vs. ssLirgfru-st. RoUra.
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sing.. IN hsslth o. b.srase.Dr LAkMosl Paris Lon.
dau AMI A.sT eTs ac ..c.l Adv SET sn4 Marriage 10
sih edition p.ss'. neuiy ~ hsae N-f;faoHsl
upon Msuta sa5 Hsyo.s Dslity utDay Deposit. law.
urtas Los o. semen, lapoiouey, Al~rtops 81 to afs
and kidney. Oeuto-DGnlfy Diseases ard tleif Coa~r-
ouo.s the Auttoniy - tDe hsGus - v To- a0 ard
iomsie Latest ktse ches IN Psyao9gy EUROPEAN 40, N
Practice Qsso.s, ttsf recipes AID spsciAcs The AuAors
aAeqas-d H.si Et ondoa Ifestmeat &c hai7s Toe TT
S oos-y I'd A. wso would avoid Gn'aocos'iui tsd
tafhsrou, ~iA Mercury. Injections eau
ter ,;iJus QIa-t r~cAcs Anui9es, last 4nl~nti 10
,hou a buIch..e he ofhLa wofk o. l. NhkHfE 10 J
Ie.sysl ) IOUSlf. No. l,l kAssal = co1s1t The
DODrOR No. az BloadSas 600 saf.i. Ne~'fors, Honi
6 A. - ,. ~. daI.y e. -spt saturday and sunday.
We concur win cher psfsfs a. fs-1Deu1ins Dr. Lar
mont and ais w0ri"- CourfsT dos Ees Ua-- Lis,s.cA
stett. Ze.uss Atss, Meelcal Eevio~. &c
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Tnsirucllcn.
A LII HEADS OF FAMILIES and OTHERS,

dc.rns to engage TEACHERS would do well to apply to
,b. EDUCATIONAL AND GENERAL A6GNCY. at No 5
Beehu,anst kew.York sswe IN correspondence with
vel qualified Teachers suited to al positions. from that OF
oyerne. small ehdre. upward TO the highest grade oil
ucou, and give important snd reliable Information
concerning hem Circulars with references aud terms, &c
sent upon request Address j. A. NASH, No Beekmau-st,
Nav.
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HARPER & BROTHERS.
Have just published

Have puUusNeu.
RONOLA. A Novel By GEORGE ELLIOT. Author Of
"Adan Bede " The Mil on the Floss" sns' h'rnet"
and a. Scenes Of Clerical Lie" With numerous lEu'srS-
tions svo., paper. 81 2Si cloth, . 81
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Comic. Of al the aboye "
NOT READ FAITH GARTNEY

NOT READ FAITH GARTNEY
IN Then get up early o-norrow mouing ard begin The
CAV wisely ID well ~ going and sss Ter F,ih" ard
with Il you viii get Hope ind Charity for Jeurss aad oihe
la this WORKING day world Of osfs.
Read 4, AMI II will not be Nu WHiTNEfS fault you
arc not BY night a woman, by OF gIa a.
events you w yOU AM "a ss noble thirg 'or
book TO sch.vc. II only to give the divine
,.ut ard siupss OIL vii not sAJ what Ghi have
been" Bn; Of uhaf vs al nal tr!
Mr. Wslhty Le''sre' - her .er-1ot In an M. d."
NJ" poipt Of view Ida! Il less p.ten.ious but
aud pity z 10 TIA us. H'ls vison Oi delight rdhiy
We viii IN bsckD-ysd phrase sd' 90 al young
r.At iais sdnTasls rofy tuowing by dear
pereuc@" they viii naturally decline whs' sfsooto
tneuded roed % Az oobTss" tb.y viii bsip
yellow vefcr nsv. which ought n-vcr
hand. O! n. young W>re'pecf fasss for
sno IL ends tlst the,
need or; In tni' swe.t aud sHps
story offered theta.
We also have been you e. W. sci are rsufh.y, ys' ~s
have re.d and re-rsad Feiih CARNEY" and oos dssh
ther.in Although Mrs M1lney'I hf'i AID ohi-f sim H.
wriins be nolin aud p.Iee, the lnDsr s by
wholesome and pure food YET Goes o The GG ani
saass o. sud se1ia hcuOs Wish mLs tsl.o even it
lover e. % pardon IN tAis unpetsnass
rq1i,ite tale the sossnce Of a. sla''n to ssntsi@
cn4es AID iascinsi!r. q aalS-k
Ys,,srg.y We by eAsnce overheard f' LfdYf ouuttli
giving h.r order of twenty Of sa O4itney 5As
vi sewing " good seed
d" 90 thou and d .A.Ctcist"
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