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WAR On .MoaEN AND ChILDkEN.-0ne Of
the FRS. ladies Of the land went to tkescoun7
drel Hunter to ask him for guard to project
her house. He told her 60 hume, for b. lad
.deteripintd 10 burn the Eors4; that he in-
Tended to barn every house within five mics
of any sp 1t at which any ol-hismcu had been
s6ishw hacked. ..She said: "Surely, Gerersl,
YOU cs mot De in earnest in saving that you
intend That women and children are to suffer
snclsa calamity, in addition 10 all besides that
is the .us:ural consequence of war2' He re-
Piled in these remsrEabhe wcrds - do in
tend that the women shall suffer; / orgauintd
this raid for that especial purpose; the women
4 ST fthe the South are The Gends ;hat have kept up
this wal; they have thrust fheir fathers, sons
md brothers into there0el army, and have en-.
sdured everything that ,uld :ncites The mento
.eo,on witathe war, aud iutendto crush The
proud; rsbelIious spirit Of you Firginiaps. j
am mscoming back to burn Your grain FIELDS to
.maks n desert Of the pride Of the earth, to
,desO!=te your country, and. 10 sfarTe Woinen
and children, biit what they shall come back
TO 5their lawful Government-thc. best Gov
ernment ON the faceof the earth!"
Let any mn read this aud sEY that ven
geance is not a holy duty onour part.-lsich-
smond Dispatch.
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State Of South Caro- ohna,
EDGETIEED DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY. -.
Naacy Coleman, ct al,

Nancy Coleman, ct al,
julius Day, .Adm'or. ct al. -
HnY virtue of an order Of the Court in this case,
ID I will proceed to sell At Edgo6eld c. H., on
Monday tho 5th dag of Sept next, the Real
Estate described in tho r!caeiDgs to wits
ONE TRACT OF LAND, knawn as the .Gar-
ristt Place, conlsi,ng5 Beur Hundred and Thirty
-,rre,. more ,,less, adjoinins lands Of Thpmas
Garrett, Estate of Geo. McKie and otherzsl-
TRRMs.-sold on q cSsdit of ie months yith
interest from day sf sale. exceptseosts anl ex.
psusos Of saIS which must no .isii in oush. Par-
chasers 10 give bend with ut least good suretics
to secu5o the purchase money, and pay so. papers
extra. - z. ". CARWlLE, C.E.E.D.
Aug0 - u oo
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Navy Agents Office,
State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIHLD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
ISY w..F. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge,
ID field District.
Whereas, Jesse satcaerl heth spplied to ne
far Eet.srs Of on ali and singular
the e.,,ls anil chat.els,. righia and orsii;s ~
J. Wiley N5Jeri lats-of tie District, aforesaid,
dscoasei.
These are, therefore, to cito and sdmonish al
andsiueular, the kindred and creditors Of the sai
dsoeassI, to be and appear before me, at our next
ordinary's Court sor4hs said District to be holdeh
st Edeehela Court Honss, on the 9TH day Of Sept.
mart 10 show cause, if any. why tho said admin
Strait s.rasion should not sgrsnted: - =.
Given under my hand aud seal this a3dday
of iIur, in tho yesr ofsour Lord one 5thou.end
siaht hun drrd and sixty -four, sad in the
ninth wear Of the Iudepeparhoe Of Csrolns-
nnsi .l.''' ~. ~. F. DgRISeE, o.x.p.
Aug. 24 as
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earasaa ases ssr tie / stslst sturs.
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- --0-~4--
Carr J. f. BugRGss,s y;S
Dn.sA. W. T0UKeBIG0D.
w. W. ADAMS, Esq.
P. A. TOWNSEND, Eia..
Da. H.1R. COOK,
= dsssn. q. 81 DUNovAN9,
MAJ a. ]. HAMMOND,
Cor. JOHN HU1ET,
Carr. LEWIS JONES,
..enn:: ". d. JgNNINGs,
Rkr.A.z VI. 4LINDLEk,. !. > s'.sz
j. p. aII6KLER. Esq.
GEO. n. TILLMAS, E.o.
Carr. II. w. ADDISON,
s.,.B.. GRIFFIN, E.a:
MAJ, JOHN E, BACON -. -;
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ANOTHER LETrkR FKcM scECREThRTf ItEN-
HoLM.-The Augusta Consfitntionalist pub
lslies The following letter from the new Sec
Rotary of the Treasury: g
1aYAsCEY DEPARTMENT, C.sS.tA,
s xs RICHMOND: August Is 1851.
Campbt0 ;Kaltaee, Esq, Ptssideatt, 4ugasta,
sGd:S - 4, 49, 5.l
sIa:. am greatly obliged Sy your letter
of ete S.h instant, which is conceived in The
true ppiril Of a pstrict. Ii the people stand
By the Government aad encourage Conc ress
to do their duty manfllly, there is. not the
slightest danger about the public debt. Our
people are Committing an act5ofs great folly
to.be buyins properly of all kinds at.tea'
tinIes what It will bring when the war is ever.
wh.e foregneis ere buying theiriG, and: s
pe1s cant. bonds and carrying them abroad.
These bands bring more in spec,e when
pesce comes thantiey are brin: iIiG: now in
currency, AMI we tIha.e TO pay these stran-
GERS in full whether E;a wish orS-nut; where.
rs, if we kept the bonds at home, we would
gel back ti the taxes collected TO pay the in.
terest. an trying to rsy fer all foreign
supplies GU, Of the prYfi!s on cotton. aud we
have nothing to buy with bonds and Treasury
Notes bu, aenr, caru, meat and me nufactur-
ed goods. and 10 pay transportation 70 rail
rsads. Ii we break down Under such circun-
STANCES, ,si..w;ll he onrown fault, ns,d we-wiil
deserye.lohocy's compassion or sympathy. (
Yours respectfully,
g. a. TREkEoIaI,
Secretary Of Treasury.
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Notices
NoMceI

IT. WILL be at Edgsfeld C. H: eu Friday and
satnfday in each week until further notice,
to receive and receipt for the Tithe Tax In Wheat
for 1894 and tbs Bond Bscon: Fsrmets and
Planters will ple,lse take due snotire, sud gsIsrn
themselves accordingly. Ny 0aice will not'be
0p'A Wv" - - It. A. JONES,
Purchasing Agent.
Aug2 u - o-
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Estate Notice.

FpERs oNS hnying ei.ims against the Estate Of
II Dr. e. Bland, decd, ars -requested to pre-
sent the pam forthwith 10 Mr.. SJsrcas Il. Hsfri-
soii, who ismy authorised Agent in settling up
the business Of the Estate. ttS
R. E..BLAND, Adm'A
Now IT,. y. ~
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/, Formers ase earneaily requested TO be pnnctu-
al in their returnsas the regulations 10 this de-
partment require it.
. esi Mbeat is to he returned. No reservation
his ye.r. III. who make over 10 pounds Of Wosl
49,, - ycd GEO. A. ADDISON,
Assssser ;2th Dist, 7.h 9th Regis.
Any IG 70 81
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WHlTErxr?--Thc Norfold Old Dominion,
says: I" We understand o seminary for board
ing negro pupils, educating theal in all the
usual .commen branches Of education, will
;soon he established nesr Norfolk" >
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Assessors Notice.

n WILL st,snd at the time and places mention
4 ct.sbulow to receive Returns OF "hcat, oaS-.
pye. Cared IIsy, md Wool. including what may
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~ oyy ri rysynyay M, =,
,n "a ~ 100 Is ybish n tooE pari ,,n
E. s I nj IN bs
b;,ssieys, y. cn,s
80
ss1s Sssss,s - IN
aucs seas gol9asi ", .ase Np,cn
a,la ag
Mo Sis .aa;..l5 Y
Mlns9 aos sss psy
ee.lhs NO WIS .Ion na pa.isu
nsa.s sLo .ao 10 - ssss. ss.
lseas I hs AZ pss asr
E,Js -, s-f,,t,?-- JsaoStiI aJ}I;o.
,n,, -. nan S:e so.ia, s
NJ ''o'i5 y :. - 'i
wv Tsns si,s1, , ,os tro,;s a,o,,a
-
otaer brave sPsslsrs AmIsrt5r g re gfeat
casse el Sou.nsfa
aaa many qu.nies W.. Ss sasLssasu u ~
him bests and Is the briphf fesisyyof Geory;a,s
shonored and illustrious dead the name of e.
wardJ..W Walker will cverstahd prominent. b,
s- = : -. ,.,.. "a;
Gasuaities.ss... 49,. s'ssss 80 &,
Casualttes IN 14ih Regimsnt, s.. e.. sE,yp 70 7si1
!. Angus., 1864. - - .'ss.s :
Cbpb;,rn. 81 = r;sht tl,ish sras h0f on, ss. z
C5Desnac ~ K G.sL ripbt ti;nb. severe. a.: e- &
Ply Dewall, co L, left leg broken. ~.f'-i;
Sergt ] s Rodgers, COZ left thigh broken.
!, W. TAYLOR, co =, flesh, right hip. z. fszl;
y MsHels!i 4p!!;, GO 4 lesn ,le. s., arm
..THp.rncll,, co i tb;ga broken. -S.s. !.
rsE1 Fot,i,; 7K,;.bt. ~, n raftSor,, royara
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INTERESTING TO YaNrgs. PURCHASERS CT
REAL EsTATE.-Gen. Bradley JchDsonndur-
ine the recent invasion q Maryland, found
himself Que evening quartered in what was
once his -own bonse, which had, however,
been sold under the fouiscation act some
:months,bseore. lie sent for ihe new owner
and sssled how long he had occupied it. The
repiy5Was @abeus fourteen nmonths." !" "-Well,n
said Bradley, /" this house belongs to me, and
unless you immediately pay me the back rent
q. the sss gf S10O per month, there will be
q li,tle difficulty Between u.s." The aiscon=
CITED occupant stirred roundand pretty soon
raised the amount which was Paid over.
Upon. being asked if .Le desired o receipt, he
replied that Il was=not necessary. s''ss
!" WE'LL said JOHNSON, :" wlil.elys sou y
twenty minutes to move your things Out OF
my house, f.r ! smn not going to Fentatiagain'
intend to bnrn it,. s,.s4 - s9;s@.
EAnd burnt was. lsEsss 3 ss55sc.sss1i s5ss
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Professional Card.

n OFFER MY professional SERVICES
u to the rerp!e of Ed=s6eId District - -
0dicc Formerly oschrisd by Moragne and N.Y.
self. II. W. ADDISON,
.. ATTORNEY at Lpw.
July S -. If 2s 5
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Will Notice.

D3Rs0Ns intending TO have Wheat ground ut
II my Mill will please have their names regis.
tsrel, and days will hs assigned them At tLs time
ofresistarng their namss. 80.
Il wish evs:y one t0stats about the number of
bush.is he intends 10 send.
Iiayo your Wheat we'll ;c!eansl and dry-my
mill is not threshin2. or Enni1g machine.
Tnris for soldiers. families and Horse turns,
not exceeding 3bushels, h.ss prsfersnce.
y Persons wkose nunurs ire: registered must be
puGcsuas.o or they @i!ltnso.t6eir places.
Jalycso -. .s.tf 80.
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and; for easrg tender, ,wonhn aud feeble child
they ha5e made homeless IN Pennsylvania,
we hases widowed orSsshaned or reduced to-
.ataryafiou m. hundred in the South.
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Northern News.

Nashville s6lesscf the 25th received here
state that Wheeler has destroyed the railroad
for fifteen miles to the esst'sidceof Athens:
Tenn, lis ;fo,ce sai1sto consist of 6,G8o crE-
siry anJ:tens pieces of artillery.
Z. The Cincinnati correspondent Of the Chi-
caco Times states that al tie Kentucky del
egates toseLes sGbieago Convention have been
elected witninstructionS togo for Seymour,
of Connecticut, fyr President.
The Chattanooga correspondent of the Gin.
!cinnati Gazette, under .date Of The .24th. says
that neither Steadman nor StreigN We're in-
jured at Dalton. -, -. y,
4 Washington special dispatch 70 the Now
York Morld gays It il reported, and currently
believed, that Lincoln has under, corsidera-
t,orii propositions for en- arrnistice with tic
enemy, US political smatGayre.
This is said 10 be theresuIt fthe delibers.
tons of administration politicians, in order
to cola.ersct the effect prOducedlb by Lincoln's'
rebuff of Greedy and Sanders oyertures.
A Dispatch from Indianapolis, 18th, states,
as the. time for tie draft approaches the peo-
pie arc becoming excited, anl substitutes OF
all colofs age in srcatdemand.
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Major, Comm,dt Conscripts.
MSr Guardian publish Aye times; Courier and
Mercury threejtimes IN, daily and aamo in tri-
weekly; all other papers in tho State threo times.
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II
.sis .s,Se-@slT of 9i- s'ao= AoyelslAe,.
q aTintnte ol sespees " INC S.aiiaat 1 Deao
rsof 4Gos ~. N p. =. hesMen.' ou-
sasssss'asas 9 'As pssssh' spsA
Fes@a. EDITOR: trust 5ou Ell ailoT me !nr0esn
your soiemna'z.o pes sh's sasis anu .0.' 'naue
auste tribute ,he .e'.os,s sn,An'
pe NUs;1 W.
=s.lgl1.ah-sia 49, .,onSy
,s, % : n0slsAs, p iitA sn - -, a.a "a, a
|Llef. LA kOsh, ssoip.. ssoaN y. li.iN La d
ana Ser u ~; ~ Aay ee!i. -.
Would that ! posses SGD eoauence sulnci'n. 20
portrassltay the many noble srafs and gallsal
deeds OF these patriotic pons Oh sontn carolina
or tins long sst g Slsuhas TO .he enue, aesos
o. our insetesTse sa '-.s eislDy, O..,: si
WEBB, 81 q anaelson s l lls .'0' ~
fail. Hc vas snhstse 5s Eosr kicnmeno' Va, Cd
the s sth aay o. Au2 isoI, sno over pio'ea aiin
ssH true and isitkint sololer 20 tno sior,ous
cause an Which We are 20 ;aas actitels ehgaeea.T
Rsady and Witlirg to du is. duties upon inc bat
tie field as we'll ss m canr' ne ieli aeaa upon
the memorable battle ground 81 ,ne nesl-
ness, On sas o.n
adj Hv OItenGtng
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GENERAL ORDERS no. D..
n THE attention Of person. exempted orsde-
III tailed rngricultnralrur aid who hay.
gisen bond to the Government, j. ailicted to the
following paragraph iIouCircular NJ. ~, Gatssn
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Tay in Kind for 1864!

4ambu:-, Aug %, 1t s5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
aeotcal.
How to Keep in Good Health
N
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DIsEAsEl

TIME primary cause OF every disease that nesh Is
il heir 10 10 impurity Of the blood. Tho blood be-
comes impure from many causes. Impure air or
change OF weather, unwholesome food and exposure
are among the principal causes OF impunty OF the
blood. The symptoms are giddineHs, headache, CON
fused thoughts, eyes duh snd heavy, drowsiness, con-
stipation OF the bowels, bad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and legs
oss o. appeute, sIeepIess hlHaA, conc, eranp, paln
matlsm, puking and purging, chills and feYers more
or less accompanying these, and a long train Of troub-
lesome and dangerous affections. all OF which may be
prevented and cured by taking a few dosss OF Or.
STRICKLAND'S VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purify the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver in a healthy condition.
They are particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases. Every family and every soldier should
keep a supply OF these Pills, ~ many diseases are OBJ
waited by their use. They are n mild and safe nedi
cine, and can be taken at my hme without danger OF
taking cold.
Sold by all druggists, or sentt TO any part on receipt
OF twenty .hye cents and q stamped envelope, address,
cd Or, STRICKLAND, 0 east Fourth street, Oncinna-
u, ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

This - the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, and
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
lent talsam enthusiastically recommend II. Mrs.
Mitchell, Barr street, Cincinnati, SAYS she has been a
iearinl sufferer With cough for many years, so bad as
MOTTO be ahle to walk up stairs. She took one bottle
OF this BAlsam, and has been better ever since, and
advises all who have Coughs, Colds and Asthma 10
try this valuable Cough BalsAm. Fifty ceuts per bot
tlo. Sold by all druggists, and manufactured az No. .
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
9aiIg Gmpire,
From the Washington QPa) Review
sound the Alarm!

The apathy that now appears 10 pervAde
all classes in regard TO the Outrages and cor
ruption that swarm in every department Of
our government is being cited by some Of the
parasites Of %despotism So an evidence that the
people endorse this administration 1t might
be well for those that make up such opinions
70 study their wishes less aud history more
1t they have no conceptions Of the manhood
Of Americans, they might even in down
trodden Europe, find examples Of similar &C
quieseence to despotism that would make
them less sanguine Of the future. Prior 10
the outbreak Of the French revolution a STINT
lar calm before the storm" existed. The
Iiea OF resistance to the mandates of the
French despot was not dreamed Of in the pal-
aces of the MOBILES. Complete submission ap-
peared to characterize the acts of the popu-
lace, and vice, corruption and tyranny reigned
unrestrained; yet the sequel proved that the
calm was d%elusive, and the despotism Of cen
tnries fell before the revolution of one day.
Let our officials profit by the history.
The present uudisturbed surface of the pop
ular sea should alarm instead Of charming
into security those in power. 1t is the quiet
that succeeds a terrible shOck-the realization
that We are not a FREQ people. That the ballot
box, thought 10 hedge round and protect every
right TO individuals and States, has become a
playthiug subject to every caprice Of our
rulers, and the verdict Of which is no longer
the "voice Of God, " but a decision purchased
by money and coerced by despotism. That
there should be a calm is proper, but let not
the corruptionists that are robbing the nation
OF its liberty, greatness aud wealth dream that
II means imbecile submission. Such n dream,
If it leads to a continuance of the present
state of things, must have a fearful waking.
The million and a half Of men, who in the
Northern States, at the recent elections, con
demned the Administration, in spite of all the
appliances Of men and money did not do it
as a mere form, but as a solemn duty. No
man can look at the result to-day without feel
ing that a vast majority OF the people Of the
loyal" States are ready to repudiate Lincoln
and his horde of robbers, "peaceably," il the
ballot-box is left untrammelled, but "forcibly'
if tyranny continues to override it,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
1austc.
STRING MUSIC.

AN prepared &c furnish String Music fer balls,
parties, &c, at the lowest possible rates. Having
played with Prot: Faifchild during the last summer,
i feel confident that l can satisfy all his old custom
ers. | am a member of the Regimenth Band, and
Gan furnish any number OF pieces for q string band.
All orders left with Charles Theohald, corner Third
and Jefferson streets, under Huston Hall, will be
promptly attended to.
del2d3m ANIEL d. BAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE HIS LIFE,

T1HE kfna grants policies o LIFE, for a term
OF years, Endowment policies and childl ems En.
dowment. Also, Non ForteIung Policies, on which no
payment v required aileT ten years.
FIVE thousand dollars paid on two losses In this city
within the last six months.
Among all the oSntrivances Of men TO protect the
family circle from want, none can 10 found more sim.
pie IN ~ character, noble in its features, or certain IN
Us resaltB, than Llfe Insurance, IL is the prop which
the dying husband caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25

INSURANCE

fonnG men blst sAArtina in bas,nesa. Whosa ehiaf
eAPlkl Y the,r energy and Integrity should insure Their
ives 70 the amount Of half thsir liabilities. such an
~ oi alslnierested honesty, when known TO their cred.
ivoIs, would Justy increase nAar confidence IN chem,
y would show that Sheyd did not wish 20 leave their -
HlsAos SApoSed 10 any aVoidahaeeontiageney and hs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
Aeatber Store.
Urunks, &r,
NEW TRUNK :MANUFACEORY.

q. II. l. WE,
NO. aT3 THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO, ONE
DOOR WEST OF LADoW's MARBLE YARD.
MI would most respectfully inform the citizens
w Of Dayton and the public IN general that we
have opened a Trunk manufactory, whore we will
heep on hand all kinds of Trunks, NAlises, Carpet
aud Travelling nags, all Of which we will sell at whole
sale or retail as cheap AZ any house in the city.
Partleular attention paid 10 repairing old Trunks.
A share Of patti onage solicited.
N.B.-WS also have two acres OF good land in Miami
City Which we will sell eheap. r1e se5da
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
PROTEO CTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into etsrnitv. NV Il
me honest debtor satisfies his conhding creditor, when
ave seemed iesSt propitious. In a moral and worldly
his sting. ..- "
Let any husband, hthSr, son, ask himself "If | was
70 as Tonight woaid those who are dear 10 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-25
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aud totsateh the Sronress through a long career OF
professional study. Ia every sphere o fife foIn The
humble abode Of poverty y the nanslen oithe veal.
hy, and having ascertnnsd beyond a doubt the vast
suffering Of humanity, they determined to select the
generaays syate1n " thelr particular study and 70 de-
Vote their whole attention 70 the alleviahon Of the DIS
eases Of these IN portant functions. Nolelters will be
RnsWered unless thoy pentain q remitanco o. a post
ge stamp. Call or address,
No, ls9 Sycamore street, bstwsen Finh A AHth, east
side, Cincinnati, Ohio. M
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LooKs WEE DANGRR I'M THR RAnR

49, w. hay AtAppie VITA itj me wise man, that he
~ atu1y ~ mature aud panlate is threatening. The
means s q pAllAtion arc At haEd, Of easy access % all
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would these children have a eomfortablo homa and
the means OF educahoni Would 1his viGs ia indapsn.
aent q We sSld Charities OF the worldI Would this
49, Ana ieenis Paren. DO provided FORT Would my
sa' tAy nny deDtsf Would there be no sacrifice 81
btopelty y Nreod salea Of an administrator 10 meet
taaS ae9aanas q eredlters-saleH made when the market
HoS ~ maLa, and AL Pnees cannot be realisedi'
I'LL ~ infy Tear 70 ask them, aud cherish the belief
snat tney nave q long lease on life. This 10 both fool.
'sh and eowaHdly. The brave man
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SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM


tits the unseen hand OF the provident father, reaching
lorih Eom the grave, and stall nOuriHhng hIs offspring,
aud keeping together the family. BY Il, the hithfdl
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COUGH NO MORE.

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