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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24
The Presidents Veto.

-. -.
Although the veto of the Arkansas Bill By
the President, may not affect lis passage,
yet we are satisfied that true to his prnci,
piles, and to the Constitution, he still has the
nerve oshow his abaorrence Of acts so in>
constitu?ional and destructive TO peace.
There, are those who looking anxouSiy for
this setien, feared that he would prove re.
ereant. and that alarmed by the bitter h"s'il-
lily Of the blinded fanatics who attempted
Impeachment and failed, wou'd not dare to
I haz trd another veto. But they see 10 day
that he is firmly SEE. and will not yield. In
his veto, which was read on the Goth, he
says:
Tha, toe approval of ibis bill would be
an admission, that the Act for the more
efficient government Of the rebel States
and Acts supplementary thereto' W. re
pr"per and constitutional. W.. ereaS the
Presidents opiriou is not unchanged i'll
this respect, bat rather strengthened by
the results attending their execution. II
Arkansas IS not State, this hin DON
adrit her; if she is State, no legislation
Is necessary 70 her representation IN The
United States Congress. Each -H"uSe,
under the ConStilurinn, judges the cleo
ion returns and qualifications Of it's own
members, end nothing Is necessary, to
restore Arkansas, but the decision by
each House,u Of the eligibility of those pre-,
>en,ing credentials. This is plain and
,Silnple.:ss- - .....'- 49,.
The President again recommends the
adoption OF the Constitutional plan.
TIE terms proposed are scarcely ap
plicable to. a Territory, and Certainly not
to a State which has occupied place in
the Union over a quarter of a century.
The President is unable to find the
authority for the conditions ofih bill III
the Federal ConSiitnion., The elective
franchfse iSreserved by the Consultations
10, the States thcm<elves. The bill fails
to provide how Arkansas; shall Signify>
her acceptance Of tn, fundamental con-
Aitiens nor does il prescribe the penal
ties for heiE Ruuiijcation. y: -. &
3 President concludes. I':Shouid the
people ot Arkansas, therefore, DESIRING
to regulate the e3ec,ies, franchise. so aS
to. make, it=conf.raa t1 the. Constitutions
:fs large proportion df She States IF the
North and West, 1nodifv the provi>fons
>referred~te in the Fundamental condition,
What is, to be the Consequence 1t in
tended that a denial Of Representative.
,. And, If. So may we mot
SacyJa ~ Snusa fsrn-a Saya reei,rrencr
Of the troubles Which have so long
,asitated the rnnntryF Womb i:-Rot BE-
The part ofwiSdom to take for oar guild
the Federal Col.stitu'ioa, rather than
resort to measures, which. looking only
t"'the Feesent. may, in few years. re
new, III an aggravated form, the strife
and bitterness, caused hy legislation
aFieh has proved to be III timed and uu.
fortunate. - - 5 . -s.~e-.'- : ="
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Imnigratiaa Society OF RicalandFork


Fe ses, sleased to notice by the. go, :,
samaia Phnaixs thu t an Immigration So:
cissy Of Rschsapd Fork has been formed,
saaer thefssoHins permanent. officers
DE- b. W: Ray, President; John Scott,
vsee.presideae;; r n. elarks"n' serre:
stary and TFeaSuree; and Fl. P. Green.
CosT.sBsG Glarkson apI prs;4gssn. IVES
,saa, Executive Committee Mr.. Hego
Bslthass7. Foreigp Corresponding Sec;
ss,ary and Dr.. II. NJ. Clalk<op, as Do,
4psstie Corre<ponding Secretary. -
: These Soc cites are important, and
shontd ha Gnlssned in every -diAriei
The Introduction of a white, population
Is what re need: il is encouraging: 70
know thataour Society siere@at ho''se ~
ariiasay Ut work, and has already &C.
.eonphsbsd u'uet.at Is, ~. = x -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

FIEE.-We regret to record the oc.
currence of fire on Mr.. Andrew Kill
cores place, abou; II miles from town, on
Monday night. The fire is supposed TO
have heen the work Of an incendiary,
and the loss to Mr., Kilgore amounts to
the entire stock of corn on hand, several
out-hoaScs, one buggy, and ali of his
harness, saddles, brides, &c. The fire
was discovered between nine and ten
o'clock. We are informed that an at
tempt had been made on the Saturday
night previous, to fire the premises. Mr..
Kllgore is an estimable gentleman, and
the heart which prompted the. perpctra-
ton of this -diabodical, deed was 6end-
ish one. 49,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

WAsHISGTas, Dune 2o.-The Honse:s
WAS soccupied with unimportant natters :.
until they eeo' ofsttle Arkansas bin, which
finally passed 10 TO- 31-the yetorsnot-Ez
;withstanding--a party vote, except
.att; Of New,Y York, wh01 voted WITH. the &.
Republicans. The Kentucky aefection
contest came up, asd- was discussed to-
-aGournment.. -, .,..-,.t
{. In the Senate, 7, 300 printers and
sbook-binders, Of New York, representing
American industry. paralyzed byschsap
foreign labor, ask protectiye,skariffs A.
similar petition was presented from Del
aware, from iaberers and citizens With %;
out acting ontVete, after executiy sessax
Sien adjourned -. -,
: The$tax bill reported to day, conaes
up Monday. Z It reduces swhiskey COS
and tobacco from 40 to so cents. ~ *.
y The President has -pardoned Confede. r
rate General Heth. 20. =. =, -
>, WAsHEasroN, june 22.-surrate hos
been, discharged on the original iadiet-ss
lnent, but held at, 100000 bail on tho
pew indictment. The acase has been -
postponed to! Monday. The bail viii be-
undoubtedly raised during the afespeonssS
and SnrTa:t be at large Surratt plead
not gaiItyi6 the new wtinahc ctnens. ~ :"
The President hassnomi mated <Eeaatgze
as Attorney General. = ,.s>z
: On tie presentation of the Arkansas
delegation ~io-riprfowS the q Democrats
will offer a; protest. signed 6ysall .sssssssa -
In the Serate, the Arkansas. admissionSS
passed. over the Presidents veto, by s.
party. vote. 2 Adjourned <Sss <ss7s 'S7@
In tire House, the report srenosiag@s
disabilities was reconsidered, and passed -
'-9SSto A. Phe bin has DOW been pass II
ed Ery! twothirds of both Houses, and -
goeszte the President = as :3:zsszs1ss ,sssssas
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

TUE FARM AND GARDEN.-AS its title
denotes, the paper published sby J. R.,
jacobs & Co, at Clinton. S. c., is de
voted to tie interests Of the Fnm and
EaTdenE We notice the june number.
received SOME days ago, too late for no.
Iicc- tast, week. FhiS is an Interesting
and highly. useful publication, aud de-
serving ofap. extended circulation, and
| il furnished to subscribers at the re
markably low price Of ST per annnm.
: DExogEsr's YoCSG AMER1cA.-Of all
the Juvenile periodicals, DEMoREsT'S
YoENa AMERICA is the only one that has
really made a distinctive nane and
place. Its pictures. It's games, It's pnz
zles, render it universally .papularamong
the little ones, Nhile lis !sal'ied aad in.
structire cf,aracter equally recommends
lit to the attcDr;pn of parents ard teach
ers. The series Of French lessons, or
the music, which is 4 feature, are alone
worth several times the cost Of the book.
81 so yearly. W.. JENNINGS DEMoBE>r,
473 Broadway, n. Y. , o..
DEMoKEsTs MoNERLY for July prompt
as usual. and with az additional quanii-
ty Of Summer Literature. is the most
useful and interesting, Of all the parlor
periodicals, readable from beginning 10
end. and its tone is elevated and earn
est, very unlike tte frivol"u> srtifciali
Is that di>graceS so many fashion jour
aaas. The fashions are feature, as ever.
Ladies' in the country think they can
not make a garment without DEMoREST>
MAGAzlSE, aud there is. in addition to
the treasured patterns. always fond OF
useful and valuable information upon al
household and domestic subjects. W..
Jennings DemoreSt, 473 Broadway.
New York. $500, yearly.
The LAWS OF LIFE.-We notice among
Cur exchanges a handsome pamphlet bcar>
ing the above title. It is devoted to moral
ethics, hygiene, domestic culture, sc. ':'Na-
tnre as mistress is gentle ,and holy" And
Ito obey is te-live." Hence the terse, brief
and pertinent articles prepased- sfor~this pas
per by a corps of faciie writers, upon: ques~
'tons so important. fH.5a felt want. at The 1
present time. The people. are swearied with 1
crude political dissertations, pari'zan Grim.
iratiens, and tie hollow mockerfss ogsensa>
tional literaur and tbeyfeel fRe need Of a
purcr mental pabuuln This the Lawssof
Life supplies 'Ws.wonld IKE to see sucl
papers in every family Published monthly
at D. .nsvine, n. Y, byAustiD jackson & Co,
one dollar per annum,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24
The July Convention.

=
- The Nation Democratic Consention
eliminates in interest, al other subjects
occupying secoitdary places>in the pub
he mind al the North as in sose degree
Sat HE Seatff. As totHe, ,chauees Of the
rival Ieandidates. Chase. Pendleton, Han
cock and Hendricks, various are.sthe ru-
mora saeat, pretty equally, decided in
hsessof each. But this g"sSia Of course
can be taken IS SO much. sonnd. Il may
.aaean Rach Or little. and the shadows
east n q political sense. as Indicating
THE turn of-eo.nsng events. are the least
Feiis5ls OF al other shadows. We shall
see only when the Convention, which
soou e6asenes, shall decide, as to -xto
shall. .be1he man. The part to be played
by thesSoa,h is one of mere acquiessnce; =;
spectators and not actors !; out re she,Iid
be, and are deeply interested as to the
choice to be made, Should this choice
result either In the nomination of Pen
dletol o. Hancock, We must he alike sat
issed. Either will he acceptable to the
Southern people. We belie.e that wis
dom will guide the convention in their
choice, aud tharit will be. such IN one
as viii reconcile all differences in the
meantime, We wait in patience, abide in
hopes ard forget not the watcheord of
Democracy xbish. is onward and onward,
Until all the field Is ssplowed. when we
may resp s.harvess which will swell into
Tremendous snccess the coming Novem-
Der election. : =
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S. xsWhsta Rslisf,

TEA poor oser-taxed commanitE55that
:thss great so=eaIled. Southern Show
AmeS Circus, did not come this way.
Rejoice ye people, great and synall, that
tais iniiction has been spared yon. The
rsport from across the -Chester-is
that It wss stass, sat, and Improbable.
Animals poor, unoifsnding, weak !; Clown
hsayS and stupid. AID the riding wretch
ed. I.etus return thanks. '='>s,.E- p
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STATE CENTRAL Cema1rrEE.-Ths. .sol-sz.

STATE CENTRAL CeMaErEE.--The soi-ssEE
lowing gentlemen, constitute the State -
Central Executive Committee Of s;ths
Democratic party of South Carolina. .'11 =. :" :.
Appointed by the April Convention-
Gen. Wade Hampton. COL j. P. Thsmas, -
Col. F. W. McMaster,J j., D. Pope. Esq.,
Hon. S. W. MCGOWAN, W.M. Shannon,
Esq. Maj. S. P. Hamilton. '+@ee4sS,sg - =
Appointed by the June Convention *
Hon. W D. Porter, Maj. T. G. Barker,
Hon. John E. Carew, Robert Adger.
Esq, Hon. Henry McIver,% w. p.
Finley, 4: a. Gilbert, Esq. ..,.:T:ss5s.s -. = =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24
NEWBERRY, S. c.
wednesday Morning, June ~, 1868.

Our correspo.dent and subscriber in
Charlotte, NC, is informed that We have
the Hsmes Of three gentlemen in this dis
traes, who desire 10 procure tue, services Of
1eass. witliferd i Penny, IN digging
wells Tor them on the new, simple aud
cheap plan.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24
News Items.

:, An Immigration Society, similar in
plan to the Newbesry: Associations is
about being formed 10 Edgefeld. The
good work is going on.
Democratic clubs are being establish
ed at every sv4ilable or convenient To-
.calit7 is~,he State. ; Nearly every ais
trict has heen heard from, while there
are auxiliary societies to each Contra
Club. -. 80. = =. ;: :-...~
4 -cnnxoc.tinn- -1lAthoi;-s -lli-..~--- ..~---
men and Laymen, or properly called a
-"@dissrirt meeting takes place in Edge
field the last week in July. The occasion
Will be one Of great interest.
; The radical ticket was elected by a
large nssior4tysia Edgef~ld TIE newly
elected Probate Judge. D:s3,. Turner, 1t
is said hvcstI -BarnwelI district This
is oee of the; ways of,radicalisu. g., =.
The District Conference, after two
days session in the city. OF. Columbia .zad-
journed on the Goth INST, to mcetat next
appointment IL: Sumter: The following
,<eeTe appointed delegates TO the Annual
{, Inference: = Robert Bryce, John Fl.
KinSlyr, i. 4. Giibe:s WHiiam Rogers /;
,alterna,es-J. 3 Ferguson; 7: . \. Trade:
well, Dr.. 'Willianf Hes.kea Dr.: E: i.
Rembert. ...'I -r.. >
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24
democratic Gains.

Comparing the, vote at the county cleo
.:ionsSgith the vose on the Ratification OF
shs2e 2eoRstitutiou, we 6ad the following're.-
saIs. Darlington, democratic gain sos !;
Laursns, 1915; 0rangeburg, 24S Union,
1919; ,spartanburg, 1925 Lancaster. lis
Kers6aw, 1926 oconee, No; Greenvilie,
ss7 As,bevitle, 2o76 York, so67 !; Ches-
Ter, 1863. - ~ > ~ = = = q. : :
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1eath Of an Editor.

b, Tie Sumter News comes to US draped in
nonrDiugSo The death Of its Beloved editor,
&. Waties Dinkins. He was gifted with
many epdowmenss both of the head and
the heart. Mr, DinkinS had not reached the
cnseridian Of ,isss but leave>so his widew ard
children the legacy Of u life that was blame>
;. Nea. .1.g : : .'--
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

Figaro tells Of a gasgyoung American
belle whose name Napoleon asked on :
the occasion If her PRESENTATION atsourt-
"Helen;" She replied, 81 could Hisf,
madep6iseae, that were: Paris. gal.
4antly returned the sovereign ''Impos-
siae, sire, since you are lFrance!" said.
she with ready viii. -. r. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

THE NEW THREsHER.-Tke Thrcsbinr
machine now being worked by Capt. John
K Naice and Capt Sim Brown, attracts ad.
1niring attention. and there is no doubt that
it's anadmirable machine, and the one just
'suited to present wants. We believe that it
came FROM the establishment Of Messrs.
Fisher and Lowrance, of Columbia, who
have many more of the same kind. the
Rame of1wbich however we, have forgotten.
We believe that Messrs. Nance and Brown
are threshing out the whole region round
about, but if this IS not correct we. advise
that farmers see1te it that they have the
work to do. We understand that it can be.
made to thrcsh out and fan, clean and ready
for measurement, from 10 500 bushels per
day. Thinks Of what a saving in time, and
what. an amount of sa,isf crion it can yield.
We make no ac Il change for, tbi; notice,
hut-at the same viii not take offence if a
sample ofMheat thre>bed BY the machine,
and ground into -four, be left at This Office
for the 'tgood of our wholesome" =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

Geaerst ganby has exercised his pow
sr aaasn by Femosiag the Mayor Of Go:
iUm6ia, aEd number Of aldermen from
cHce, and putting three rnlcred men ip.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

Notice correction Of 90 pounds instead
of % bales or cotton. in,ssIe of. p Aull's
assigned property.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

. CONFERENCE MEETING.-The quarterly
conference Of the Methodist Church, the 81
foTsthis year, closed OH Sunday last, after
season of spiritual refreshing. OF the
business Of the Conference, which is only
Of interest TO the Church here intimately
connected, We say nothing more than that
all was well, harmonious and satisfactory.
Therlabors Of the occasion, with which was
corabiaeda pretsactei meeting, were shared
By Presiding Elder, Fleming, Rev. w: P:
Noazon, of the Abbeyille Station, and the
Pastor, Rev. ". S. Black. The meeting
was opened on Wednesday night by the
pastor, the presiding elder being detained
until Thursday, when ne and Mr.. Mouzon
arrived to take part in, and give strensthto,
the meeting. The occasion was well i'm
proved and gave evidence, through a spirit
OF earnestness, that the seed so larg ly aud
graciously sown, is taking deep root in the.
hearts of those who devou,ly sat as it were
under the burning and impassioned elo.
qneree of a Paul, and the heaven-inspired,
and salutary watering Of an Apollos.
The Sabbath nights dis curse, BY. Mr..
Mouzon, from the text, '''She hath done
what she. could" Mark xiv, 8, was hap
PLY used in bringing to the attention of the
female portion of the congregation, which
BY the way was unusually large, the loving
duty, affection and gratitude they owe TO
the Savior and the great influence, moral
and religious, which they WELD over the
destiny of man. And never in our re.
collection before was kindred discourse
treightsd aud illnned. with happier tru, hs.
The preachers words were set as. apples Of
gold in pictures Of silver That sermon of
one hours duration, ,:ab bounding. in wealth
OF gentle adnloniiiou,, eneoura cement and
loving bened;ctieRs, ,mQspbe felt in the COM
muuits. WoulJ thai ne could have other
such meetings anff-oftener; sand be permit
ted to elioy the.sisits! these gentl,m men
more. frequent. 90. -, - -
= Since writing the abopesrotice, we are
gladto mention 5tliatcit -was deemed im-
portant TO continue the exercises un-
I'll Tuesday night and it's gra,if, ing to
say that asdeeb; ard earnest selemnity
pervaded the: aearts of the people du-
ring these protractsd services, which it
is hoped, Will be lasting, and productive
Of much good
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

SHOT, On Friday last, a negro com
ing out of the gua'smith shop with a
shotgun, in most careless and igno-
rant manner, capped and pulled trigger
with the intention he said of blowing
the gun out. Most unfol tunately the
gun was found to bs loaded, and went off,
the contents Of which lodged IN the head
and shoulders of aquiet and good boy
who was sitting near by. The boy shot,
formerly belonged to Col. Renwick, and
bears an excellent character, while the
other, judging from his greasy, lazy,
good for nothing appearance, has no.
thing TO recommend him. Had the case
been reversed, the harm would be con-
sidered :. trifing. The. wounded boy,
with one eye shot ont, and otherwise
badly hurt is in precarious condition.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

'THE WEATHER. while accountsreach
as of raias, attendant rains, deluges, in
some sections. and Of the want Of this
great ref7e>her to the parched earth and
lhe life of vegetation, in other places,
and while to the right Of US and to, the
left of US, above Us and below US, heavily
charged clouds arise and empty their
grateful showers, we here in this poor
thirsty, sun-dried section, are literally
pcrislring for shower Vegetation IN
our gardens is well igh dcad, ,+:while the
air is dry, and tot, and the very winds
dry up,the little remains Of sap which is
left Oh, fo: sho wcr; big, old fash,
ioned shewu, an alt-night and all: day
shower. 8 shower that will last until
every Granny and corner, and every lit
de pegi,ii'ng, plant shall. be penetrated
aud wake into new life aud strength.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

WREN & WHEELER.-It will be seen fy
an advertisement in to>day's paper that the
above talented artists will leave Newberry,
early in August. Their stay here has BEEN
prolonged from time 10 time, because Of the
immense patronage they received. But their
plans are now made, and they call upon
those. wishing work not to delay until the
last week Of their stay.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

We direct special attention-to the cards Of
Messrs. Pratt s. FAINT, whose establishment
is noted for the elegance ofits appurtenanc,s 8
and the strength and purity of its drugs,
medicines, chemicals. perfumeries, wines,
teas, &c. The propriefors are eyer on the aui
vive for the new and valuable in chemistry,
pharmacy SC We will refer to the #. ciii
ties of this frst>class drug house at length 1T
another time. :Es@-.>s =
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(Conclnded next wcek.)

CREAM AND CAKE,-Mr: Shodair will &C.
cept the thanks Of this Office for treat of
ice cream and pound cake. Made to per-
fection and delicious in the extreme.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

- - - = - = :
"well DONE" so largely bestowed; may
each little ones future be brilliant, while
now their motto is excelsior! , - =
The delightful music interspersed'
through the closing ceremonies added
greatly to the enjoyment, and we know
that the audience willjo;n in returning
thanks not only to the Amateur Club
but to the young ladies, who lent charm
to the occasion. .a-@S
At the witcIIing of twelve, the pro.
gramme exhausted, the great crowd has
tened away, satisfied with their share in
the entertainment, and soon nothing was
left but empty seats and sience, where
but lately so much of life was seen.
Commencement was over. - q.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-06-24

-s- . % ~
SPIcE-Who ever heard Of q mans
succeeding in these 'low grounds Of
sorrow" who tried to please everybody?
Take an editor for instance, land We
have known Of several cadaverous,
threadbare cases in point.) One Of his
subscribers wants politics and no stories;
one stories and no politics; ono soms-
thing heavy, another something light;
one admires long articles, another short
ones one says why don't You touch up
men and things, make the CALLED jade
vince, while another reprehends such .
course; one advises aSiittle more digais
ty, another says a fig for digaitssgo It
loosely, give variety !: one says If You
were just little litss Brick Pou1eroy,
now, that would be the very thing,
while another, and we agree with him,
says Brick is indicate, and.>dees per.
haps as much harm as good, and so on
to the, end OF. the chapter. The mon
who listens to everybody, and tries to
trim his sails to suit every idle puff Of
wind. will have them Tapping ahout his
ears pretty soon. old Dasy SCrockest's
head was level when he said "be sure
you are right tlea.g GO ahead.fn Had his
advice been followed, thereynever would
have been wr,tten::. ss.,s.sse.ss::ssss&s,,gss5 ssss&s,ss5
f.. A haggard, pale and wretched man
= Once met - :, ~.-47F =. = iz':sIs.s3 :
Which from that day to this can - L
- Neter forget; = -T1z25a: ~ - S15s1sz
Clo'hed in garb Of suBdry dyes, - -,
- Cut in, every shape aud size--sGss. ~
Low and plaintive were his cries
Stunning everybody.
Erisoa; :, ,s,I said I: sptaytsl ne: -.
-,S7> At lifs's close. y. =
"tAh,"' said he, "the die is cast-.-< - -,
All my cheerful hopes are, past;
< Now ! nssrgiEe mp ct last. assS1:: asssSe: ~ =
T. , = Pleasing everybody" =, .;.,s.s
"Wben First began my labors,HH e ess,yas-.e,
Said the man >
= -"7hen, to try aud please my neighSorsF
Butt led sorry race ~: =
: Owning now no resting place, II :,EsssIsE
r. Save the short six feet of space -
Due oeVersb BODY: - - ,.e'-'s-''''
::.a1fyou.try to please nsnRfnd s5s'sz
-.-,,-s,, As-Hen go;z7is, s.';FsS:ss% -%Ss&eS:<
Nv 10 bor ro,, UriIf
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50. - -.
For the Herald.
- - .z.s.sss. -
Death in Life.

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