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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 17.-All of the members
OF the Legislature arrived tonight The western
beers talking about Judge Pendeton the candidate
for the United States Senate from that portion OF the
State, and then casting their votes for candidate
lected by the eastern men. Snoden OF Alexandria Is
spoken of by the straight Conservatives. The
most prominent tonight Lleut.Gov. Lewis Judge
Pendleton, Franklin stearns, and Gen. Williams. is
believed that at the caucus night candidates
may be nominated who have not yet been prominent for
the places
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solves. The little cascade leaped down the rock sues
and plashed itself into foam IL mingled with tno
waters OF the lake. and the winds along the sumns
OF the trees singing soft The Geological Garden,
which adons the old Arsenal had Its charms especially
for the Juveniles Every adds further specimens 10
the list At the present time there Is very coilec
ton Of BIRDS beasts and reptiles and around the old
arsenal The new gardess now building at the west side
Will not be completed for some time and until then no
proper classification OF the animals be made. The
Autumn beauties Of the Park will remain but short
tme and those who would behold them shond do SO
Ouca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1869

with his fists They finally succeeded in seeurnc hin,
and casping nippers upon his wrist Kelly's son and
daughter then ineered and took him from the ocars
and he himself subsequently set his hands AT lberiy v
swapping the sees that bound them AS soon as he had
thus freed himself Kelly repaired the street with his
son and daughter and with brickbats and sones the
three commenced an assault upon the officers who were
in consequence forced To retreat Chief Robinson he
ing informed OF tho state OF affairs dozen valiant
knights OF the locust 10 make captves OF the assaant
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SUPPOSED DEATH FROM MALPRACTICE

Mrs. Ellen Refill, who resided at No. 20 hai,,
ave. Jersey CITY, died on Thursday nisht whiio
being delivered Of child. Mr. John Refill inc huspanu
supposng that his we's death was caused by hapfao
lice ON the part OF Dr. Carey the attending physi9lan
Coroner Warren as 20 what best TO be uoho
IN The premises The Coroner advised that mo %
nxaminut OF the body he held. THIS was done NY
W"ison Gardner, and Case, when II was rec0mmcnoeu
,hat an luuuest 10 held TOMORROW eyellnR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
THE BUCKEYE RACES.

CINCINNATI Ohio, Oct. 16.-The tr0tting over
the Buekeye Course closed to-day. The first for
premium Of $500 for double teams $50 to irst S9 to
thew Smiths 8. g. Frank aud b. g. Grapevine. Time
2i2 24ai a 2l 2!oi The second race was .i fS5 "a
he frat slOo 10 the $50 10 the third and was won
by T. T. Roach's s. &. Morrisey. Time-G3Ot $3.50, G2si
2:1et, 2:3li, 232
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Total,,,,,,........T % Totai....
lst ~. %. 9Th. sth. 9Th.

Is. a. 3D. a,S sth. 9Th Tth. eth. 9th Total
rts.@sGiI 3 Z 9 "a
umpIro-Mr Kelly soorersMessrs Thornton aud Carey Time
Of game-3 hours
The Athletes of Washington flights will
n,av their return match with the Champions on Thurs
day next at the grounds OF the former,
forty .fourthst. and Tenthave
Tomorrow the return game between the
Mutual and Atlantic Clubs takes place on the Union
Grounds On Wednesday, the Eckfords go to NewHaven
and there play the Yale College Club In the afternoon
after winch they proceed Boston, playing the lowell
Trl Mountain and Harvard Clubs on Thursday Friday
and Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18

THE LEGISLATURE.
The Senate is understood to be 10 Repubh-
cans to IA The House. Republicans g. Demo
Gratis 81 On Joint ballot, 81 Republican majority.
LATEST RETURNS.
PHILADELPHIA, Penn, Oct. 16.-"We have all
rhe counties officially reported but Butler. Potter and
Junata and taking these at the figures reported on
Thursday. Geary's majority IL 4,s42 JOHN CoyoDE."
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YACHTING.

The Columbia Yacht Club Fall Regatta will
take place Thursday, for prize pennahts
YACHTING AT SAN FRANCISCO
CIV Fp.Ncisco. Oct 16.-The San Francisco
Yacht Climb recently erected fine Clubhouse and to-
day held their frat regatta The weather was favorable
aaa tbere Was large attendance. The yacht Emerald
won the prize dag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18
A SUNDAY ROW IN HUDSON CITY

ST. Paul's-ave., in Hudson City, was ias'
evening the scene OF a serious and exciting row. Two
officers had Of the residences upon '"o
avenue for the purpose Of taking into custody michael
Kelly who was very drunk and very noisy when INC
officers attempted 10 make the arrest be assaulted 'nc~
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LATEST FROM OHIO.

COLUMBUS Oct 17.-Official returns from 81
counties give Hayes 1883 majority. The four counties
not reported Will probably give Pendleton about $500
that tho actual Republican majority will stand at
about 1880 We all right in the Legislature, unless
some nexpected reverse should happen The Repub-
can majority one IN the Senate and three in the House.
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Spnial Notit,s.
1.0--1-T--- ---7|1(NFs77 7
, Gearx os Peousylva nj

Gov. (eary Of Penusyivanin So,
xi ,pe.k Al hs Union Republican Meeting 0s"pe' "'''
WV WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct ~
Universally OF New-York Medical e ~ s"i,sd Se
WnSnAY RVRNING Oct 49, o'clock by Pros JOHN w pha
pm nj D. L. d. Ia College Bnidhg go East
near Ea River Tho Profession aud pG6e are respectfully
Invited " attend
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Most People :

Most People feed horses DO paying especial attention TO get
ting rid as possible Of what set before them ihey would
ny atom long enough their food with HALPokD TABLE
thew would is 10 have good dinner to RELISH
az rem I mubtb be q quick
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rA.lsu'. "vl.alla - Or. sal,..Io. for tn. Hair.

Phaisu's "vitalIe :" Or. Salvation for the Hais.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
pH.Lows "vrrALIA. differs utterly from "dys- cob
orsr" and o. 1t acts on totally dnsrsn pis-
i,. 4, Is impid fragrant perfectly rrcpatss
muddy or matter Requires shaking up aud communicates
no stain to the No esr" necessary Coz
zeal ito ,urbh appearance the simple reason that "ood
to al. nsna and purposes DISCOVERY in Toilet oss1
70, al. b, al druggist. PHALoS son. EewYe,t
A spanish Story,
TRANSLATED EXPRESSLY Foa
THE NETWORK LEDGER.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
In this week, LEDGER ready To day ospAY at 10 O'Clock 70
begin the publication Spanish Story e1py rHR
LEDGER By WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT g.. pss.
JARILLA.
TALE OF EsrREMADURA
The of the story laid the romanac region Of E'u'io
where the spirit Of the mountain chsaas
still among wild people portion Of that country
Mr. BRYANT has bestowed best upon work. and .a
b. much mistaken doe. 40. creates profound interest .m'os
readers Of THE LEDGER
The principle on which conducted pubsh the
ars. and the best s,Ore, greatest tue world Ia Tie
pren. number Of publication ola bss~
@ Spanish tale which has been translated expressly LEDdEa
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT great poet rsIsis
the a.. and only story that Mr. translated sb
time so We published til. drs aud On, story TYING vo
Previous to tia. we Published the srt only story HENRY
WARD BEEcHgR ever wrote and at period publishes
,b. fra, and ou story th. CHARLES DICKENS
American pubc.oa Iu,ddOu these remembered that
we published twelve st which written expressly for The
LEDGER BY twelve distinguished eeSymsu.
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BASE BALL.

PREssMEN VS.. COMPosIrORs.
The Pressmen and COmpOsit0rs of The
Tribune Office played on Saturday on the Endeavor
Grounds al East NewYork the former being victorious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-18

Ib0gan-John a. Price.
.L0rain-J. III, Dickson and
j. Strong.
.Lucas-.W. w. Griffith.
Madlson-W. M. Beach.
Mahoning-Geo. W. Brooke.
Marion-B. j. W. DepOre.
Medina-A. Munson.
Melgs-S. n. Titus.
Mercer aud Van Wert-D. j.
Cdilen.
Manu-. C. Ullery and j.
p. Williamson.
NOnroe-W Vim. Miiligan.
MOntgomery-J. ID. Kemp,
Fl. SchoenfeH and j. Betiston.
.Morgan-R. Stanton.
Morro--A. III. Brown.
MuskiDgum-E. Ellis and
Ed. Ball.
Noble-B. Bates.
Ottawa and WOod-William
Parks.
Perry-Louis Green.
Pickaway-Wm.E. COncklin.
Pike-IsdGc A uSilH.
Portage-R. Il. Cannon.
Preble-James Sayler.
Rlchland-Henry Schlck
and A. O. Kle.
ROss-L. W. SiGOrd.
Sandusky-H. w. Winsi0,o.
.SoiOtO-E. Glover.
Seneoa-E. I. Stick'ney and
John Seitz.
Shelby. McVey.
Stark-E. N. johnson and 8.
G. Bowman.
Summit-Alfred Wolcott.
Trumbull-William Ritezell
ana x. X. King.
Tuskarawas-G. Il. Smith
and NJ. v. Redm.
Union-A. j. Stirling.
Vinton-A. SOule.
Warren-W. W. Wilson.
WashingtoB-J. A. Brown.
Wayne-W. II. Wilson and
p. w. Peterborough.
Wyandot-J. KisOr.
"a. Total, Ill.
County voted for s. Z. BlAkesle.e
4. ......a.t.f,a. a., tho Iausa uniaV
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Auglaize-S. r. Mott, jr.
BelmOnt-J. A. Wepe.
BrOwn-J. @. Marshall and
j, @. WdtdrOn..
Butler-E. II. CASTOR.
Carroll-William Adair.
Champaign-Robert c. Full
ton.
Clark. X. Mower.
ClermOnt-W n. shan.
Clinton-Thomas Cells.
COlumbiana-G. |. Young.
Coshocton-John Baker.
Crawford-Jdmes Robinson
CuyahOga-R. b. Dennis, w
N. Hudson, ii. w. Curtis
and A. G.. Hubbard.
Darke-E. NJ. Walker.
Defiance, Paulding. and
Williams-LeUi CaIby and
ware-Thomas f. Joy.
Erle-B. l.. Hill.
Fairfield--JeSSe Le0hner and
GEORGE s. Baker.
Fayette-M. j. Williams.
FraDklin-Cidrb While and
T. Il. Il. Bdber.
Fulton-Amos Hill.
Gallis-Joseph Bradbury.
Geauga-Peter Hitchcock.
Greene-JOhn Little.
Guernsey-R. w. Anderson,
Hamilton-F. Kleinschmidt
A. II. HambletOn, Geo. H.
Hill,A. j. Cunningham, ii
NJ. Bates, 4. A. CorcOrdn
A. Ward. o. j. D0dds, J.
h. Lore, and 4. II. HGlde
man.
HancOck-A. y. SchdGcr.
Hardin-Wm. r. Cessna.
Harrison-A. L. Lacy.
Henry and Putnam-S. M
Heller.
Highland-JOhn L. Hughes
HOcking-Wm. 7. Acker.
HOlmes-Wm. Stiiiaceu.
HurOn-W. o. Parker and
+. Bogardus.
Republicans, 81; Democrats
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DIED..

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed ~ith nall
name aud address.
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FIhe Republicans OF Williams voted for s. r. Bakesee
with the design OF claiming separate representation the House under
the opinion Attorney II the successful be-
fore the House Bkesee the Democrats
elected bV The at arg
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Time-J:a-J:Ji.

for nurse OF $780, handicap for horses that had run
al the meeting mile and treequarters, but two only
accented the weights. These H. Il. McGraths Or.
e. Duffy 81 lbs, and c. Lttefelds CHI. M Hra i0l lbs,
and two 10 laid on Dufy, and he finally gaoped
his armament 10 stand still winning by three lengths
No time was taken IN this race, which terminated the
sport Of the day aud meeting.
SUMMARY
Purse $780, handicap for horses only that have run during the meet
u money the second horse three mile
and three quarterl ,,-.- -,
Iuiessd ssred eh Hra by Lexington, dam HegrA lOi
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! names OF the members OF
atiVes Of Ohio. The ltepub'
Democrats In Italice:
j aeksOn--Wm. s. Williams.
seffcrsOn-~Samuel q. Ford
KnOY-JOhn ID. Thompson.
Lake-GeOrge w. steele.
Lawrenee--W. II. Enoehs.
Licking Ma, l@T,
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NOVEL DUEL-Ana apothccary lately re-
fused to resign his seat at a theater at
Vienna to an officer. who, feeling himself
insalted, sent him achallange. The apoth-
ecary was punctual ut the meeting, but OBJ
served he had to propose new way of
settling his dispute. lie then drew from
his pocket apill box, and taking therefrom
two pills, thus addressed his antagonist.
ASA man Of honor, sir, you would not
wish me fight on unequal terms. Here
are, therefore, two pills, one composed of
the most deadly poison, the other perfectly
harmless. We arc. therefore, on equal
ground if VIC each swallow one; you shall
take your choice, and promise faithfully
to take that which <ou leave"
It is needless to add that the affair was
settled by . hearty laugh.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

VINO NAMED OUR COLLEd'ts. .aAaWe find
that large number of our colleges have
received their names from some prominent
men who have literally endowed them. A
great many bear the name Of the town or
State in which they are situated. The
following is list OF some of the most prom
incnt: ate al. .,s.V14 Fa> 81 ..o
Harvard College was named after John
Harvard, who in 1888 left to the College
9779 and library of about 300 books.
Williams College was named after Col.
Ephraim Williams, soldier of the old
French War.
Dartmouth College was named after
Lord Dartmouth, who subscribed large
amount and was President of the first board
Of trustees.
Brown University received its name
from Nicohlas Brown, who was graduate
ofthe College, went into business, became
very wealthy, and endowed the College
very largely.
Columbia College was called Kings
College till the close of the war for indc-
pendence, when it received the name Of
Columbia.
Bowdoin College was named after Gov
ernor Bowdoin, Of Maine.
Yale College was namcd after Elihu Yale,
who made very liberal donations to the
College.
Colby University, formerly Watcrvillc
College. was named after Mr.. Colby, of
Boston, who gave $4,000 to the College
in 1866.
Dickinson College received its name
from John Dickinson. He made very
liberal donation to the College, and was
President of the board of trustees for
number Of years.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

~ Louis Napoleon, il is started, is corr
tcmplating All immense undertaking in tho
enlargement Of tho canal extending from
tho town Of Agde, on the Mediterranean,
to Bordeaux, on the Girade. The cost Of
the work. it is estimated, will reach the
sum of 500 200, 900, and the name Of the
improvement will be tho T" Maritime Canal
Of the Two Seas"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

C0TToN IN TExAs.-A variety of cot
ton, called lace cotton, isnow being intro
duccd into Texas, and is likely to be extern
sively raised. 1t is said to be superior to
any other variety for poor uplands, having
a strong, healthy growth and yielding
heavily. Its strength is equal to strain Of
seven and half pounds to each thread,
while similar thread Of the best Ameri.
can cotton will lin only 6vspouuds. Those
who have examined it say that it resemble,
Egyptian cotton, which is worth in Eng
hnfd a quarter more than American. Good
results are anticipated from cultivation
Of this variety Of cotton. If is success.
full 1t may quite generally supersede the
poorer qualities, and largely increase the
income Of Southern planters.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

SAMBo's RELIGIOUS TROUBLEs.-Thc
scro.comic ideas that enter the head of
Sn,mbo. when exercised on religious mat
tcrs. causing anxiety perhaps to himself,
but laughter to the listener. were exempli-
fiod in the case of an "uncle" in Chester,
South Carolina. who had been to II camp
meeting, aud returned greatly troubled
about his sins. Pcrcciving him one day
with downcast look, his master asked
him the cause.
"Oh, Massa, I'm such great sinner"
"But. Pete you are foolish to take it so
much to heart. You never see me troub-
led about my sins
II know dc reason. Massa. When YOU
20 out duck hunting. and Kill one and
wound another, don't you run artcr dc
wounded duck ?"
Yes, Pete And the master wondcrc |
what was coming next.
"Well. Massa, dat is dc way with yo,,
and me- dc Debbilhas got you sure; but,
as he's not sure of nc, he chascs dis ellie
all Rc ttme! -
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70 The famous Black Hole Of Calcutta
has at last been discovered by DR.. Norman
Chcvers, asanitary writer. Itbss neverbeen
identified before, though its whereabouts
have been suspected. The historical de-
scription oftho place made it only about
20 feet square. The southern curtain Of
the old fort Of Calcutta Is being pulled
down, and in ono part Of IL DR.. Chevers
has coms upon room Or space which is
the exact compartment to the Black Hole
On the night Of June 2l-22, I156, lag
Engl;shmeu wsro confined in this small
room. Only % Of them came out alive IN
the morning. 3
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

nV- Tho English. imported wild rabbits
into Australia and they have now become
so numerous that they are very serious
dctriment to agriculture and shecp-raising.
Two years ago there was hardly rabbit
to be seen near Melbourne, except as Gu
riosity. One large farmer now reports
that he has spent nearly $3.50 trying to
extcrminate these "vermin," but without
success. They destroy flowers, grain, and
every kind Of vegetable. Dead rabbits are
sold for food in Melbourne at about eleven
cents apiece. -----
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

u There IRE six hundred thoussud
Jews in Hungary. They bad been called
on to organise their religious lgovernmens
under State projections. Two parties
tho old Believers md the Kcfornerss-
claimed TIE right to tonansge the affair, md
a severe tkeoicgico-politicaf Struggle i ID
progress. Therules adopted BY the major
ity will bs accepted by the Minister of
Religion" and the minority will be gov
erned thereby. Each party Is having pro-
cessions, aud banners, and speeches. '
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20
}WHOLE NO: 432.

GAsrRoNoiif.&The following curious
details regarding the gastronomic tastes Of
the reigning' sotercigns of Europe, ure
taken from Psrispaper: a
Napoleon III.-Absteminoas, cautious
fever making the slightest remark to the
servants. Moderate drinker, but great
smoker ,s''t'sfH >fs' <'aa'
Queen Victdfia ia-Absteminots; Pusey-
tie, liking beef and pastry:
Alexander I.--Heartt eater; connois-
seur in wine, preferring Champdghe' and
Burgundy aud fund Of game. Il 4 % ks
His Prussian Majesty---Good drinkcr;
relishes beef. mutton, biscuits and sweet
things. A pleasant and unaffected host
His Majesty Of Austria-Sileht at the
table, eats dark meat, especially mutton
and game and drinks the national wines Of
Hungary and Bordeaux. w.
Victor Emanucl-Mighty hunter. Cap
ital appetite, eats only white meat and r
small game. KILL. wild boar, but never
eats their meat; drinks the Cote dor
wines.
isabella ef Spain--Great appetite; pre-.
fcrs veal aud white meats, drinks Spanish
wines and Bordeaux. .,..,,,
The Standardization of strong meats,
of rice, of pastry, of Eastern fruit, and Of
Burgundy. .e..
His Dutch Majesty has the finest cellar
in Europe; fond Of fish, and especially
salmon. His ncighbor of Belgium eats
very little, and always small game, aud
drinks sparingly Of Bordeaux. ..-.b
The ex-King of Hanover lives on the
Bohemian pheasant, the woodcock of CALI
cia, and smoked ham Of Styria, and drinks
Moscle and the Rhine wines. .t.., III,
King Louis Of Portugal is the smallest
cater in Europe. ..... -.,..,S+
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

~ A funny story is told Of the second
Using ofa moeting-houss in Connecticut,
when ayoung man was called upon to dea-
con an appropriate hymn. Hc repeated,
in clear and solemn voice, the lines.
Except the Lord doth build the house
= The wsrkmsn toll h vain:
Which were sung by tho people with usual
solemnity, when the rogue gave out, with
equal seriousness
Except the Lord doth shingle in
Twill tumble down again.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

u One Of the French papers publishes
an exact description Of the present style Of
velocipede, taken from papst published
ninety years ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

In A BAD WAY.-Would | were Nor
mon with four-nnd-twenty wives, and twice
Il hundred children, and twice ten human
lives; I'd raise me up abingdon, all Of my
kith and kin. and make ,nca little paradise
for all that dwclt therein. And is it we'll
q. Brigham Young, or is it rightly done,
that You have over forty wives, aud have
never one! And is it we'll your children
count above five score and three, and not
sin ylc child can trace his virtues down
from me? You're but an ordinary man.
your merits arc but small, and what frac-
tional poor part to each your children fall !;
while | pcrchancc on two or three my
genius could bcstow, and thus prove par
rent to Ncwton-or u Poe. No sewing
buttons on for you, no rents are wanting
stitches; you have spouse for every
thing-onc for each pair ofbrecches; and
then, when day is over, each evening of
your life, you have home to visit, and
new and blooming wife. My love is bound.
less as'the sea, as certain to endure, enough
for four young loving wives I'm feeling
very sure; then what shame, q, Brigham
Young, you've one for every day, while
in single, sad estate, must mourn my life
away.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

A BcRE.-The man whopersists it talk
ing about himself when you wish to talk
about yourself - Aeffs
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

~ Sheep 1sshisg IN Austrsks y pcr.as ,
formed BY nlesas Of an sppasattas, instss
Construction - which sstletab!s sums of ~
moaay. have been eHptsdsaby tho fw.en. :,
Tle lhSap afs ~ 'taskea \ water af fiIa.ss
.ts@psEatareo Of AQ degess Farcnlsit, ara
are then aseted into q tank sf cold water,
where the clesnsing i SonpStsd BY insaas !
of sPay.a TAs wool brings much hetserps
prices iRceiseqsenccf of the large quaAtitysi
Of natural grease xtracted BY this prooswss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-02-20

those talents. and her means consccratcd to
her God and her life restrained by the re-
ligion of Jesus, she would have almost un-
limited capacity for usefulness.