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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
AN EXCITING SCENE.

A great experience meeting some years
ago was held one evening in - church,
where the speakers were, as usual, to be re-
formed drunkards. An cstimablc woman.
whom we will call Alice was induced 10 at
tend. When the meeting was somewhat ad>
vanced, late member of Congress arose with
apparent sadness and hesitation.
.sThougl had consented, at your urgent
solicitation, to address this assembly TO night,
he said 'syet have felt so great a reluctance
in doing so, that it has been with the utmost
difficulty that could drag myself forward
As to relating my experience, that do not
think can venture upon. The past do not
recall. could wish that the memory Of ten
years Of my life were blotted out lie paus-
ed a moment. much affected, and then added
in final voice, something must be said Of
my own case, or shall fail to make the im-
preston on your minds that | wish tor pros
dnce.
Your speaker once stood among the rcspec-
ted members of the bar. Nay, more tlan that,
He occuPlcu seat III Soaptess lor lNe eoH>
gressional periods. And more than that" he
continued, his voice sinking into tone ex-
pressive Of deep emotion, che once had ten
derby loved wife and two sweet children
But all these blessings have departed from
him. He was unworthy to retain them; his
constituents threw him off because he had de-
based himself and disgraced them. And more
than all, she who had loved him devotcdly the
mother Of his two babies, was forced to aban-
don him aud seek an asylum in her fathers
house. And why? Could | become so chang
cd in a few short years? What power was
there to SO debasc me that my fellow beings
spurned, and even the wife Of my bosom turn
ed away heart-stricken from me. Alas, my
friends, il was mad indulgence in intoxicas
ting drinks, before this, l was an honorable
and useful representative in the halls Of leg
islation, and blessed with homo and wife and
children.
But have not told you all. After my wife
separated from me, sank rapidly. A state
Of sobriety brought too many terrible thoughts;
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LAWS OF IOWA
Published by Au hority.
CHAPTER II.

CHATTER ~.
Az ACT providing for the publication OF the
Adiutant Generals Report, January lst,
1861, TO January 14th, 1868.
BE 1t enacted Jy tie Gentroi assembly Of he STATE
Of Iowa.
SECTION l. The State Printer shall print
Five thousand copies of said Report, whicii
when bound at price not 10 exceed the price
this Legislature shall pay for binding such
documents, shall be delivered to the Secretary
of State.
SIC 2. Tie Secretary Of State shall dis
tribute said Report as follows: One hundred
comics to the Governor Of the State, for cx-
change with the Governors Of other states,
and for lis own use; ten copies to the Lieu-
tenant Governor; twenty coEes to Ex-Coyer-
nor Stoi e. five copies to Ex-Lieutenaut Goys
ernor Cue on. hundred copies to the State
Library: TO be used so far as is necessary,
for exchange with other State Libraries, and
the balance OF said one hundred copies, TO D.
kept in the State Library fifty copies to the
State Horticultural Society; FIVE copies to each
of the Soldiers Orphans Homes one copy 10
each County Judge, Clerk of the district court,
Recorder. Treasurer, Sheriff and Supcrintend>
ent Of common School, Of each organized
county in the state. to be kept for their res>
pccive Offices and To be delivered over to their
successors in Office three copies to each m
corporated library association, college, and
university in this State.
SEC. 3. There shall be sent to the County
Clerk, Of each county, in this stlte, suifici-
cnt number Of copies Of said Report to enable
him TO furnish one copy to each Township
Clerk in his county, to he kept in the Office OF
said Clerk and by him delivered over TO his
successor in Office.
I SEC. 4. Tie Adjuiant General shall be fur
nishel with fifteen hundred copies, to be Iii
/ trihuted among such officers, discharged, oi
! otherwise, as may be b. him deemed best fol
/ pubic service, and Tor exchange with Adlu
! tant Generals, and Quartermaster Gencral
/ of other States, and for officers of the Cnitet
| States twenty copies to The Adjutant General
/ three copies each 10 the Secretary of State
+ Auditor Of State State Treasurer, Register o
| State Land Office, Superintendent Of Publ
/ Instruction, and Judges Of the Supreme tonrt
four copies TO each member of the presen
! General Assembly and ono copy TO eacl
sworn officer of the prcsen. General Assem-
bly, and the balance 10 be kept by the Secre
tary Of State 10 be distributed as future Leg
lation may direct
SEC s. The Secretary Of State is hcreb,
directed to forward said reports IN accordance
with the distribution herein designated, at tn
expense Of The State, as soon as said reports
are printed and bound
! SEC. 6. This act tcng deemed Of inmedi
aie Importance. shall take effect and be il
force from ard after ils publication in th'
i Iowa State Register and Iowa Statesman
newspapers published NJ Des Noines, Iowa.
Approved February 2i, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act tool
effect by publication rs required in Section
/ thereof, Oh the 29th day OF February, \.
1865.
ED WRIGHT. Sec.y Of State
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coNGRE S s1oNAL.
WASHINGTON, March l3.


HOUSE.
Mr. Farnsworth asked that the reading of
the journpl be dispensed with.
Mr. Eldridge objected saying he understood
that bill had been rushed through yesterday
taking appellate powers from the Supreme
Court in certain cases.
Mr. Kelly presented a petition from six late
slaves of Geo 4 Curtis. praying Congress TO
grant each homestead Of 20 acres out of the
estate which is now the property of the Uni-
ted States.
The report of the Conference committee
on the bill fol the relief of Mrs. General An
property Of her father during the Seminole
war, providing that $4,000 be paid annually
Mrs Anderson, vas rejected.
The House receded from its amendment
and az reed to the bill with the amendment
reducing the amount to 10000 when the mat.
ter was passed over for the present.
Mr. Maynard offered resolution providing
that the House shall appear in committee of
the whole at the bar of the Senate during the
inn eacament trial.
Mr. Spaulding objected on the ground that
the resolution was too important to be now
passed.
On motion Of Mr. Lafllin it was agreed 20
print daily in book form the proceedings in
the impeachment trial for the use OF the mem
bers.
On motion Of Mr. Dawes the House agreed
to attend the impeachment proceedings in tho
Senate to-day.
The Clerk Of tho Senate appeared and an
nounced that the Senate should insist on the
amendment Of the consular appropriation bill
aud asked for a committee Of conference. Also
that the Senators are now ready to proceed
with the impeachment trial and seats have
been provided for accommodation in the
House.
On motion Of Mr. Washburac, Of Illinois,
the House resolved itself into committee Of
the whole, and at ten minutes past enc pro-
ceeded in . body to the Senate Chamber. The
members returned q 20 minutes past I've and
soon after the House adjourned.
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proper 10 establish, and to increase their eff
cheney Proridea, That the money herein
appropriated shall only be drawn from the
State treasury in such sums as may be neces-
sary to meet the actual expenditure from time
TO time, and upon vouchers on file with the
Auditor Of State.
SEC. 2. This act is to be in force from and
after its publication i'll the Iowa State Regis
ter and Iowa Evening st.iesman, newspapers
published in Des Mones. Iowa.
Approved March 9th, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect by publication, as required IN Section
thereof on the 10th day of March, \. b.
lSGS.
ED. WRIGHT, sec'y Of State.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.
March %.

March %.
In the Senate bill was introduced for an &C;
authorizing Indepcn lent School Districts to
borrow money and issue bonds therefor, for
the erection of school houses, lcgaliziug the
issuing of bonds heretofore and making school
bonds negotiable. Bills were passed for the
more perfect equalization of the assessments
of property for taxation; amending an act Of
the 1lth General Assembly accepting land
grant to the State of Iowa by act Of Congress
of May 18th 1864 &C., to aid in the construc-
ton Of . railroad in said State; abolishins
distinctions between foreigners and citizens
as to the acquisition, enjoyment and transfer
of personal property; amending the law leia-
tive 10 furnishing persons found in state of
insoxication by fixing the minimum fine at s.
and maximum at twenty dollars. joint
resolution memoralizins Congress in favor Of
the construction of canal tia the Fox and the
Wisconsin Rivers, connecting the Mississippi
river with the waters Of Lake Michigan, was
adopted Also joint resolution was passed
mcmorializing Congress in behalf of Peter ].
Knapp, who was private in the 5th Regi-
ment Of Iowa Volunteer Infantry was .
prisoner at Andersonvilic has been on the
frontier since the close Of the rebellion, and
has not been mustered out. The registry bill
was discussed, amended and ordered cngrossed.
A bill was introduced to provide for the per>
mancnt location of the Normal School at Mar
shaltown. 4 bill for an act to encourage tie
planting Of orchards, shade trees, groves, &C.,
was passed.
In the House, a message from the Senate
announced that that body had passed the fol
lowing bills, viz: Substitute for II. +. $50, a
bill for "An Act to quiet the title Of Margaret
Enk and others to certain real estate" s. F.
152, bill for IAN Act for the relief of Barton
b Dunning, of Ringgold county s. +. 156, a
bill for can Act to legalize the plat Of the town
Of Sabula, Jackson county, and to legalize all
of lots in said town; S. F.
a bill for "An Act to legalize certain acts OF
the Board Of Supervisors of Washington coun.
ty, Iowa." II. F. 20S, bill for San Act to le-
galize the organization Of the Independent
School District of Montezuma, Iowa" andh had
passed the joint resolution in relation to the
U. p. r. r. Bridge at Council Bluffs. The
House resolved to adjourn at o'clock on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons
Of this week on motion, Messrs. Caldwell
Craig, Rohlfs and Orway were added to the
committe on Ways and Means; Mr. Hamilton,
from the committee on Printing and Binding,
reported two bills on these subjects, which
were read first and second time and passed
on fle Mr. Trusdell, from the Select commit,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
C.AApTER 90.

AN ACT to amend an act entitled can Act
fixing the time Of holding courts in the
Eleventh Judicial District" approved March
23d, 1866.
SEcrIoS l. BE it enacted by The General As
scmbiy Of TIE State Of Io,ra, That the last par
agraph Of Section l, Of Chapter 48 of the Acts
Of the Eleventh General Assembly be and the
same ID hereby repealed, and the following
enacted Ia lieu thereof: "And in Hardin
county on the fourth Monday in March and
August"
SE,. 2. Being Of immediate Importance,
this act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its publication in the Iowa State
Register and Iowa Falls Sentinel.
Approved March 9th, 1863
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
ANEA T NJ a II X i 7.

NRRORS OF YOUTII-A gentleman who
IL suffered for years from Nervous debility,
Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth
ful indscretion, will, for the sake OF suffering
huma nifty send free to all who need it, the re-
cine and and directions for making the SIM
pie remedy hy which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit BY the advertiser experience
can do 50 by addressing, in perfect confidence
JOHN b. OGDEN, ~ Cedar st. n. u LILLY
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
! CARD TO INvALIDs.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
lea ~ missionary, discovered n safe and
simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weak
ness, Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary
and Seminal Organs, and the whole train Of
disorders brought on by banefal and vicious
habits. 0reat numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by =
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate,
will send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in : sealed envelope, 70 any
one VINO needs II, free Of charge.
Please inclose . postpaid envelope, I'D.
dressed to yourself. Address, 9yKe
JOSEPH 7. INMAN,s =
Station ,, Bihls House, New York City.
vln4y aa
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VTvO CONSUMPTIVEST The Rev. Edward A.
j Wilson viii send free Of charge) to all
who desire it, the prescription with the direc-
tions for making and using the simple remeds
by which he was cured Of lung affection and
that dread disease Consumption. His only
object is to benefit tho afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
it will cost them nothing and may prove a
blessing. Please address Rev. EDWARD A.
WILSON, No. 1865 South Second Street, Wills
liamsburgh. New York 2lyl
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
TVHE HEALING POOL,
AND
HOUSE OF MERCY.

Howavd Association Reports, for 70
Men, on the crime Of Solitude, and the Error
Abuses and diseases which destroy the manly
powers, and create impedimcnts to Marriage
with sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address DR..
F.sKILLIN NHOUGHTON, Howard Association
philadelphia, Pa. ss3a5 sflaa 3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
EDMUND l. HUNTER.
TRAVELLING PEpDLHR

and dealer in Yankee Notions, Patent Medi-
cines, and Fancy Articles. Receives his
Goods direct from New York City, and by
being accommodating expects to sell goods rs
cheap ss the cheapest. Patronize the lame
man. 5}o@ l4omo.
ss4v gsf3sfs #8rN a ae1
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RAILWAYS &C.
EHICAGO g. NORTnW ESTERS RAIL-
" MAY.
IOWA DLvIS1oN9
Ess:Sy s*5;ss9 - f., G

On and after May 18th, 1867, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
GOING EAST.-PAciFIc EMPRESS leaves
Council Bluffs 1870 a. NJ; Boone, 500 P. N. !;
Tama ll:55 r. NJ; Cedar Rapids 2:23 a. 81;
Clinton 700 A. NJ, and arrives in Chicago ut
100 p. K.
MAIL leaves Council Bluffs al 1:l5 p. VI. /;
Boone 900 A. NJ; Tama l:25 r. NJ; Cedar Rap
ids 500 p. NJ; Clinton 1915 2. NJ, and arrives
in Chicago at 5:l5 A. NJ.
CLINTON PASSENGER leaves Clinton
1925 4. NJ, and arrives in Chicago at 7:0or. n
GOING WEST.---PAcifIc EMPRESS leaving
Chicag at 800 r. NJ, arrives at Clinton ?:l3
T.. "; Cedar Rapids l:::0 \. NJ; Tama 400 p.
NJ Boone I:3J A. NJ, aud Council Bluffs 3.4j
+. NJ.
MAIL leaving Chicago al ll:0O p. NJ. mr.
rives at Clinton At GOO A. NJ; Cedar Rapids
lEl5 4. NJ; lama 23l r. NJ; Boone G:3O 4. NJ
Council Bluffs 1852 A. NJ.
CLINTON PASSENGER leaving Chicago at Sil
A. M, arrives at Clinton at $40 M.
I.B. HOWE, Supt.
BFPATRICK. Gen'l Pass. Agent.
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MTANTED. ssa s#R @ N
TEACHERS e = R,e a.e2f
sl8 9al STUDENTS,
saEl 80 si4 and other intelligent Men
snd Women, In : business paying 500 to
$500 per month, according TO ability.
- For particulars, address
-aaea So ZEIGLER, McCURDY s CO., 3
,gi7'as aata Lombard Block, Chicago, Ill
,naSafaaH ,HsGlvAah .Aiecl aR4 7ai
al II .8asi u .A ssfxA ~ ea
VIZ, iH-.lH-A \. HARRISON. :.
w ~ sxss4s s4a4 i = Nwsf rs@
Gencraf Insnraace Agent,
26 TOLED0, IOWA. s1ol
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aatt40 CHAPTER 2S.
AN ACT to appropriate money for The uss Of
the State Univorsiiv

the State University.
SEcrroS |. b i enacted BY the sGsaeral
Assembly cf the SiatS Of Io,ca, That there is
hereby appropriated. out Of any money not
otherw ! app ooriated in the treasury, the
sum.of twenty thousand dollars, for the pur-
p % Of making necessary repsirs upon the
bui d,ngs belor 6 ng 70 tho State University,
and giving such aid 70 the scientific and such
other departments as the Trustees may deem
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03
GENERAL LAND AGENCY BUSINESS

Being we'll acquainted in all parts Of the
County We have facilities for buying or sell.
ing Lands for parties, which will enable US
to give satisfaction. al .
Parties when buying Real Estate should
know that they are getting good Title and
having thorough acquaintance with the
Records Of the County as we'll as knowledge
Of what constitute a good and perfect title,
we are prepared to detect any flaw which
may exist in any Title we examine, and point
out..the course for correcting the same.
Parties wishing to sell their land should
give us their lowest Cash Price, and II time
be given, state upon what terms.
U. S. Revenue Stamps Of all denominations
constantly on hand.
Prompt attention given to correspondence
nA(,tf STRUBLE s. BROTHER.
TNRUIT, FRUIT.-All kinds Of Grape Vines
shrubbery, Strawberry Vines, Currant
and Gooseberry Bushes Of all rarieties to be
had Of
s. O. BISHOP.
Prices Reasonable No Humbug. Come along.
41m6
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ENTRAL USE,

Meehamfcsvillc, Iowa.
Ara +. SWETLAND,. ...... .PRopRIEToR.
This we'll known House has been entirely
rshtted and refurnished, and the Proprietor
Intends to spare no pains IN making II . 6rst
class II ouse. aasaA y go n21v
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-04-03

rs J. ROGERS, propristas. ..ss 80, !.
Good Stsbling in connection with th,
uOtel. s1 A8s8stN 1ttj 48m3
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NEW MEAT MARKET, o,af9T
OPPOSITE THE McCLELLAND HOUSE
TOLEDO. IOWA, ~ Il.

JOHN r. HEdARDT, PROPRIETOR.
Keeps constantly oh hard GOOD, Fresh Meat
Fresh Beet, s.eaks Pork steaks, Mutton, Veal,
sau.aees Of every variety, Poultry, ~. e, I,
Call and soc mo 10 -
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1868-12-25

xStsso1t ez<iags or a0yos the eFldeFl-
CT u r,srrnzBepee, - eagerly sf'ugr'
sor b. the experienced quartz miner.
There are, It r true, other mines ID
the aeightorbood, 4galnsi which tbs
objection + aoi - prominent. ~
there ; sbroaghout tie District, q
general want ~ these esideBees u
permzneace, that are 20 manifest 10
Wzshoe and Owyhee. There are
abon. twenty ledges discovered 10
White Pine. from al 81 which, con
siderable rock bas already been ia
ken Al very small expense ; t,ais
rock has yielded from 500 TO sees
per ton. Gay 40 ayarage Of $500.
Ard A. the work proceeds, ogHers
are becoming more confident that
they will bold out: for instance, the
poc0sille, which was offered in No
yember for SO, 900, refused $50, 900
two weeks after, aud now $50, 900 is
a standing ofsr and fails TO tempt
the fortunate owner 70 give mp his
chance for million. Whether de-
yelopment al the approach Of Win
ter has had the effect 20 raise prices
70 rapidly. will hardly be ascertained
until next Spring or Summer. Al
any rate thousands are rushing blind
~ some with and some without
means TO this new Silyerado, thai
are bound 10 be doomed to present
disappointment, however the future
may turn. Those who invest mean;
beneath such SHOWS as an altitude o
nine thousand feet is capable Of pro
dncing, do 10 without any possibility
Of knowing the value Of their invest
ment: and those who depend on find
ing employment for the Winter, viii
surely fail in their calculations. |
will take about six hundred dollars
for an economical man, to defray BIZ
expenses until The first Of May, anC
no one who cannot arrive there will
that amount, or who has not som
| definite object in view, should thinl
Of going there before that date
These are about the cssescc OF facts
50 lar Us we have been able to gleal
them from all sources.
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sgfarTae - sF Frea471I'1
WHITE PINE.

Alter careful examination of all
evidences We have been enabled to
gather from the press, and from those
We have met, who have visited White
Pine, We are forced To the cohclu-
sion that ne discovery yet made on
this continent. has presented so rich
u prospect for silver mining. The
ilrst four months OF the known exis-
lance of the Eherhardt mine. prodh-
eed $500. 900, with u very light eN-
pense 10 its owners, with at least
three times as much more IN sight rs
had been taken out in fact more
than ever could have been seen in
half a dozen of the richest mines on
the CoinStocS az any one tune, We
have the private opinion of very
intelligent and experienced mining
Superintendent that 1000. 900
could. with small force of hands.
be easily taken from the mine inside
ofa fortnight. And yet this mine is
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pes4eats, claim dat any eOayegs-
tIs,a II Christians l84y Bsess t0gstt'er
sis9 form Church. appoint fbelf
ssn y li<sers, ete, Ntisosit os-ssr
-. ~, ;4king az. rasfgpie ef JOIN
81 gspass. VITO tl.eg kEssim va No.
aqizsh..9. bat is.exaa b. .1iaistrs u
= aJiaerDess. viibost lte s4nel1oB
d Bisbops n pfssbyleFs
We have lhtle r8a through . psr-
gDa y She bist0sy u the CHRISTIAN
Church, aud the doetrinee Bed BY
zach branch, 10 ORDER " arriRe Al q
pFoper understanding u The chaT4c-
Ter u lie festival And occasion Ee
eelebrzse this day. Il will reality
BE- ssea that e lnssi have been INST
tatsd ~ a religious Observance and
acknowledgment 81 the divine on
yin u Js..ns Christ. Prom the
churehes hat usually bold religious
ssggices Ia concentration Oi the
birih u tseir fOgader, The festival
II Chfistai4s has grown into sec1-
lar institution a. we'll, and i eele-
br4ted 81 ~ classes aud often 10 =
manner, that should Christ appear
again oa earth 10 mortal form, b.
you'd hardly esognize his Own
birthday. ~ a Christian people let
~ not Disgrace the name We bear,
by u0seemly conduct, on this The
most sacred Of al the Holiday IN
the. Christian calendar.
BY all Christian nations ibis Is
/ viewed ~ memorable anniversary,
The most memorable. perhaps. Of any
other in the history 81 mankind, and
should invariably be- celebrated ~
such. Il sas. on thi. LAY, according
10 the record and only authentic
chronology We have, that the pro
I pbciic truths IN reference Ia the adj
vent ia the world Of the promised
Messiah were literally fulfilled when
he appeared ON earth IN the chardc-
irr Of man = Redeemer 50 great an
event was bis birth, that not only did
IL cause tbs "Star Of Bethlehem" to
step i1rtb in it, bright splendor. in
the horizon, TO direct the philoso-
pliers where 10 iini him ia order that
they might "worahip hun" but i
attracted angels from their brigh
abode above, who, having annoan
ced the glad tidings." To the -hep
herds on the Plains of Bethlehem
celebrate the 4nme with their swee
aud heavenly anthems.
Since that memorable event, cigh
teen hundred and sixtynine year
have elapsed. but still the day ant
the event which renders IL immortal
are both remembered aud Away
will be, while time shall last. clio
rious day. We always hail IL will
gladncss, and hope TO always sec |
celebrated In u becoming manner
aud while We give thanks to IA beniii
cent Providence Tor his watchlul ear,
over M In days past, We congratu
late our friends that we, Us sovc
reign people. are so happy and pros
porous AS We are and may cacl
Christmas, az Il rolls around, eve
find Ms the happy and grateful recip
tents OF the many blessings we no,
enjoy,
ssan~eess~-ssFs . ss--s-rs-s-ssss1eas
, WHITE PINE.