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Foreign NeSys.

LONDON, May u. -Initiatory stops have
been taken for an alliance, offensive and de-
fensiye, between England, France and
Spain against the United, States, In view of
the rejection of the Alabama treaty. The
tone OF Summers speech, alleged fiibuster-
ing tendencies of Grants administration
and the reported conniyance of expeditions
against Cuba excite attention.
HAVANA, May 12.-The Diaries account
OF the Allagravia affair states that the re-
bells fought more determinedly than hereto
FORE The Spaniards lost a colonel and
captain, and six were killed and thirty
wounded. The rebels burned San Miguel,
near Nuevitas.
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Sherif's Sale.

by. virtue of writ of teri .tacias, to me
10 directed, I will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY
in June next, in front OF the Court House. in o.
iumoia, within the legal hours the following pro-
All that vacant lot OF LAND on the corner of
richardson and Laurel streets, in the city of Co.
iumbia, containing one acre, more or less
bounded OH the North by Laurel street; East by
richardson street South by lot formerly of Cha res
Beck and on the West by Assembly street. Le-
cash. P F FRAZFF e r n
May 9 MI
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The other day, says an exchange, Young
lady called on friend, and seeing a couple
of not large-sized pin-cushions lying upon a
table, which, upon inquiry, she found had
been in use for five years, suggested that it
would be good idea to rip them open and
get the needles At this the lady laughed,
and replied that she thought it would hardly
pay; but upon the other insisting that she
would find rs many as 300. the experiment
was finally tried, when, to the establishment
of all, 800 needles were counted out.
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE FROM CUBA
Confidential and reliable advices from Cuba
have been received here, which are not ac-
ceptable to those who have been advocates
OF the recognition OF the belligerent rights
Of the insurgents by this Government.
Strange as it may appear, the revolution was
originally planned by Generals Dulce and
Prim, who hoped to shake the reign of
Queen Isabella in Cuba, and then revolu-
tlonize the mother country. But Spain,
unexpectedly, took the initiative, and now
the very generals who desired to make Cuba
free are endeavoring to retain the island as
colony of the Spanish republic. The Gu
bans, however, are not willing to be trans
ferred from colonists of monarchy to colo
nists OF republic, and will therefore CONT
nue. the warfare. Their case is hopeless,
however, unless they receive moral and ma.
terial aid from the outside.
Washington Republican.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pa virtue Of writ of feri facias to me di.
~ rected, will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
June next, in front Of the Court House, in Coium-
bia, within the legal hours: WI Tr'''-~
ali the right, title and interest OF the Defend
ant H. W. Adams, in the tract of LAND known as
the Howell Trhct"-bounded by the lands of
John I. Adams, Weston, Hopkins and others;
II. Adams, deceased; supposed to contain sixteen
hundred acres; levied on as the property Of H. W
Adams, al the sait OF Robert N. Lewis rs a. W
May 13 finn
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COLUMBIA, Nav II. 1860.

~ meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Colum-
bia Bridge Company, held this day, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolred That Committee of Three be ap.
pointed from the present Stockholders in the
Brldge Company; and that three other names be
added, making Committee of Six-the last three
to be individuals not now Stockholders in the
bridge; and that this Committee be char ged with
ihe inquiry as to the value OF the present pro-
perty % the Bridge Company; and to report to an
;ad)ourned meeting, at as early day as practica-
and inviting new subscribers to aid in rebuilding
the bridge The following names comprise the
and DR.. ]. B. Adger, on the part Of the Stockhold
ers; and the Mayor OF the city Of Columbia Mr.
John Agnew and Col. Palmer, on tho part of the
citizens. J.B. ADGER. Chairman'
/. w. GnEEN, Secretary. May 13
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The JEALOUSY OF GIRLS. s.-Girls are aw-
fully jealous of each other. 1 should call
this the girls distinctive fault See them
when they are introduced, or when they
first meet at a ball or croauet party; see how
coldlly critical they look ut each other how
insolently their eyes rove over every part of
their rivals dress; read in their faces the
outspoken scorn as the result of their scru-
tiny. "You think you have done it very
we'll, but you have made q fright of your
self, and am much better than you"
Watch their disdain of the moro admired
among them; and how excessively naughty
for attracting so much attention they think
that Ada or Amy is about whom the young
men cluster. How bold she is-how affect,
ed she is-and, oh! how ungly she isl Some
times,'i they are deep. they will overpraise
her enthusiastically, but the rusei is too trans
parent to deceive any one, and simply
counts what it is-a clever feint that doesn t
answer. It is quite o study to watch the
way in which girls shake hands together, or
shake hands in the dances. The limp, cool,
impertinent way in which they just touch
palms, then let their arms fall as paralyzed,
tells volume to those who read the letter
ing.-Eve,y Saturday.
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Government Sale of Hospital Property, &c.
MILL be sold, THIS Thursday MORNING.
wv at ~ ocloek, in front of the Hospital corner
senate and Bull streets, large and select stock of
surgical Instruments, Hospital Property Medical
Books, &c. The articles are not condemned pro
perty. Terms casL. NJ FRANK ROWES
May 1872 Assistant Suronon r 81
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BY JACOB LEVIN.

o'te'y sac n Desirable -!ntcles to, Family use
BY JACOB LEVIN.
friday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
l will sell, at my store.
70 FINE SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
10 bbls. assorted Brown Sugar
20 half boxes Adamantine Candles
boxes fine Pearl Starch
10 boxes Family Soap,
go cans fresh Tomatoes,
80 cans fresh Preserved Pcaches
. cans fresh Cherries,
II cans Damson Plums
boxes Lemon Syrup
boxes Currant Wine.
Sherry Madeira, Brandy, yyhiske7.
Wrapping Paper, Soda biscuits,
sweet Crackers, Buckwheat, &c, &c.
M Enle posltlve. May Is
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arepo tenet opera rofas, )" is not first class
Latin, but can be freely translated, II cease
from my work; the sower will wear away
his wheels" 1t has these pecularities
First, it spells backward and forward the
same; second, the first letters of each word
spell the first word; third, all the second
letters of each word spell the second word /;
fourth, all the third and SO on through
the fourth and fifth; and then wo find that
the lust letters of each word spell the first
word; the next to the last of each word
spell the second word, and SO on through.
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L1vrRpoon, May 12-Eyening. lotion
quiet uplands, both on spot and afloat,
IL 4; Orleans 1154; sales 5000 bales. z
HAVANA, May 12.-Sugar lively and de-
mand improved; holders ask higher-No.
12,at 9. p.At ~ liulI
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ehe IuSI lelIeIS VI eacu WOrQ spell the nrSt
word; the next to the last of each word
spell the second word, and SO on through.
1t is stated that the President has deter
mined upon the nomination of colored men
to responsible positions in New York, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Chicago, and other
Northern cities. This course is to be pur
sued to stop the complaints that have been
made that the appointment of colored men
is confined to one section of the country.
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS. -Forney writes
to his paper: "IIet me mention the Con
federate soldiers as among the best friends
OF the Southern people. 1 have had hun
dred conversations with these soldiers,
officers and men, and in no instance have
falled to find courtesy, sound sense, cordial
SUBMISSION to results, and good feeling for
their Northern brethren"
Intelligence from ST. Domingo to the 18th
OF April is received by mail. The people
OF all parties are said to be anxious for an
nexation to the United States. Hostilities
against the Dominicans have been sus-
pended, and the people are represented in
complete harmony with the administration
of President Baez.
At the famous White Pine mines. n man
was recently hired to dig grave for one
who had died there When the funeral
procession arrived at the grave, the digger
was in it, and refused to leave declaring
that he had 'struck fine lead" and could
not think of allowing the body to be buried
''in the hole"
The industrious old lady who walked all
over town with q can in her hand, to pro-
cure quart of the "milk of human kind
ness, has been more successful in a cettin o
little jam out of the door. She got the
jam on her fingers.
Friendship is more firmly secured by leni-
ty towards failings than by attachment to
excellencies. The former is valued as kind
ness which cannot be claimed, and the lat
ter IS exacted as q payment of debt to
merit.
1t is easy to tell when others are battered,
but not when we ourselves are: and every
man and woman will lend firm belief to the
soft nothings of the very man they believe
to be an arrant fatterer when others are in
the case.
We should read books, lot to quote them,
but to strengthen our intellects and suggest
thoughts of our own. We fatten a sheep
with grass, not to obtain crop of hay from
his back but that he may feed us with NUT
ton, and clothe us with wool.
This is the form of the invitation to balls
among the ladies of Grass Valley, Califor-
pia: Mrs ---, on the evening of
your company is solicited, with that of your
selected attendant. Husbands admitted
during good behaaior. Mrs. -.
AS 1t SHOULD BE.-The world will hear
with eminent satisfaction that there is some
probability that the experiment of woman
suffrage is first to be tried in the State of
Massachusetts, York Herald
An exchange asks: "What are all the
young men in our country doing? There
are none, anywhere, learning trades" They
are all playing ball, or learning to ride on
velocipedes.
Blaque Bey, the Turkish Minister, and
staff, have engaged cottages at the Virginia
white Sulphur Springs for the entire sea-
son, commencing June 1st.
What is always offered at cost: The law.
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Lime i I!

| IsiE for white washing, &c. :or sale by the
IL peck or barrel, ct
May 13 J. CANTWELL's, Main street
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AuctAo saloa.
~ Assignee's Sale Continnei.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO .x SnE

WE will sell, THIS tThursdayi MORNING. 1stb
instant, at 10 o'clock, at store of A sqr:e-, oa
Sumter street, the balance Of stock in trade
remaining unsold. consisting of
BBLS. GROCERY SUGAR,
Bags Rio Coffee,
Boxes Candles, Pickles
Boxes Soap,
Copperas and Blue Stone
Cases Mems Shoes,
Matches, Hats
Boxes Fancy Soap,
Large assortment OF Crocheryware
Large Assortment OF Tinware. &C., Sc.
-. ALSO,
Balance Il Furniture reulainin., un.ol.i
sale positive. and without reserve Terms
cash. Nav
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The Russians lived for generations in
peace with the Alaska Indians, but no
sooner does the Territory como into our
possession than war of determination be-
gins. The Yankee adventures begin their
system of plunder, outrage and wrong, the
Indians resent, and straightway there is
war The exploits of Cen. Davis in laying
waste the Indian villageg in the recently ac-
quired Territory, will be found elsewhere in
this paper. This bloody and remorseless
beginning is foretaste for still greater
atrocities, and we would suggest to Gen.
Grant the propriety of extending his new
policy to Alaska, by giving her a Quaker
Governor, and putting the army and navy
in that quarter under his control.
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"Ally Gator" the correspondent OF the
Knoxville Press and Herald, has had con
versation with Brownlow since his return
from Washington. He says:
l asked what he thought of Washing
ton, and matters and things generally in
that connection.
ALLY" said he, ''that Washington is the
worst place i'll all creation, and as for Grant,
he is bigger fool than Thompson's colt
Didn't beat him on the Pension Agent an
pointment, though?'
"He is loyal, nevertheless isn't hep"
said I.
"Loyal," repeated the old man, dreamily,
"well, yes, he's loyal, L suppose, but do you
think would let Senate rule me rs they
do him?''
In reply as to whether lie thought Grant
was at the bottom of the Imperialist move
ment, and what he thought of the move
ment, he said:
"The movement, Ally, is ali right. 1t is
the only chance to peirpetuate loyalty, as
you can readily appreciate by "a survey of
my career as Governor, but as for Grant
being the Emperor"
'Woll-" said I.
"Ally, he is the greatest failure OF the
age. He an Emperor!"
And in the depth of his disgust, he made
q aremark, which sounded like a literal trans
latlon OF what according to Victor Hugo)
Cambronne said at the battle of Waterloo.
A TALE OF Love. quiet night in leafy
June, when the bees and birds were all in
tune, two lovers walked beneath the moon.
The night was fair-so was the maid; they
walked and talked beneath the shade, with
none to harm or make afraid. Her name
was Sue, and his name was Jim, and she
was fat and he was slim; he took to her and
she to him. Says Jim to Sue, ''By all the
snakes that squirm among the brush and
brakes, l like you better'n buckwheat
cakes" Says Sue to Jim, ''Since you've
begun 1t, and been and come and done it, I
like you next to new bonnet" SAYS Jim
to Sue, "AIy heart yon've busted; but I
have always gals mistrusted' Says Sue to
Jim, "Ill be true; if you love me as 1
love you, no knife can cut our love in two. i"
Says Jim to Sue, Through thick and thin,
for your true love ever count me in; I'll
court no other gal aginn'
Jim leaned to Sue. Sue leaned to him;
his nose just touched her jockey brim; four
lips went ahem ahem and then-and then
and then oh, gals, beware of men in
June, when crickets are in tune, lest your
name get in the papers soon!
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Measuring Faucets.
Meeting of Medical Society of Columbia
MONTVALE SPRINGS. 1869.

fHlllS favorite Summer resort situated in Bount
Il County, East Tennessee, will be opened for
the receptions of visitors on the FIRST Of JUNE
The marked beneficial results attending the use
OF these waters, in functional derangements of the
Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and Skn and the cure of
Chronic Diseases, attest their Medicinal Proper
ties. The buildings at Montvale are now being re-
pared, rehtted and repainted, and everything put
in apple-pie order.
AL the accessories for enjoyment and recrea-
ton at the best watering places will be found here
The facilities for reaching Montvale this season
and Charleston Railroad, and regular trains are
running to Maryville whence passengers are con-
Rates of Board per day, $3.50: per week, $500;
per month, $4,000. Address for pamphlets con.
tanning analysis and description OF waters, &c.
JOS. L. KING, Knoxville, Tenn.
1lav Is 1mo
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The Empress Carlotta's health has within
the last month changed notably for the
worse, and it is supposed that she cannot
survive the summer.
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y 3 E
ments for infants and scandal eloaks for
! adults are manufactured, and all made to
fit. The duties Of the occasion having
been worried through cariy in the eyen-
| Ing, the masculine element was suffered
to mingic socially, and the sport began.
| Mr.. Igangford was admitted with the rest
Of the Hitherto excluded He looked
lDIschieSousty at the center Of attraction.
The center oGlattraction, smiled at him,
and folded its front upper teeth oyer its
| lowcrIip. s@ "a @44,e s.,
II Did you ever notice what q depth and
variety Of meaning is conveyed by that
curious c1ntdrtion OF the female face ?-'
1t signifies aniazement, amusement, grief,
anger, reaection-~almost, anything ac-
cordipg to the will OF. the exhibitor This
time it meant rcmonstrance and exhorta-
ton Il divinity student was TALKING very
loudly about the atlantic cable, aud des-i
cantiDg on the ingenuity Of Ilan.zs3s
Sir, YLapgford asserted that theiogenuity
/ Of nan bore no comparison to ingenuity
OF woman aud PROPOSED. 10 substantiate
| his positioh by u slight narfati6n and a
simple apparatus he had in his pocket. Z
| From the ccnter Of attraction there
came again high ID head register, this
time staccatissimo. Miss Brandon broke
rcckicssly FROM her circle, spiIling all sorts
OF work. box treasures as she ran-spocls,
needles, pins, bodkins, sciasors, hooks,
were scattered around IN incxtricable cen
fusion.
g Harry, give it to me" she pleaded
very softl5lA-.'please do, dear Harry
! The 1sdear' was of at least ten seconds
duration Long before the prominent adj
jectiye was exhausted, Harry -Langford
was a lost man.
There itis," said be, sand what shall I
baYo III return ?}3sd Cali this very softly.)
t..Eyeything" g"-( more softly still, but
| With q smile that was worth dozen ora
ftions-)
! LII The course Of week the youth Of
/ Winston heard sonIcthing that took away
its appetite. 1t considered that Its conf
dencc had been abused. Itregarded Dir,
/ Henry Langford as ~ intruder who had
exceeded the privileges Of hospitality,
& 4 little whilc after this, In the course Of
aretFospeciseeonversasion, Miss Brandon
made ahe teloSiDg mysterious remark,
with ali the cxtragagant emphasis peculiar
10 young ladies' Nothing Of the sort,
Harry. II was horribly cld-fashioned.
and It WIS the mercst accident IN the
world. 81 s. Httss asnHn afg q IL.
Itzeeas To me there are ever SO many
morals IN this story, Notwithstanding it Is
50 short an 50 true--ior It is true, every
WORD, excepting only tfc names Of per- per-
SOUS aud places. There IS moral of
Iscouthial society, moral of feminine ap-
i'pareL Al! q which il Is very pleasant to
reflect upon, since none OF them were
intended But shall not take the trouble
TO point them out. 81 1f4
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RATES or ADVERTISING: rER YE An; One
Column, S190y Half CeIuEn, SEQ; Quarter ColS
uuu1, Ss5.s 81 Is Us s5s
Transient Advertisements persquare often lines
or less, first insertion So each sabseq6eht inser-
counting cuts, display lines, blanks &c., as Bold
matter. No advertisement to be considered less
than square, and all fractions counted fulf
square. an adyerfisefnents inserted for less
PERIOD han three months tobo regarded a. tran
siert. si 49, eees5 ais
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CHIPS.


Shakespeare died four years before the
landing OF the Pilgrim Fathers at Ply
mouth. yss. ~. 49, sus
William b. AstoT's annual income is
over 81 ,0DQ, goo, yet he never assists any
charity, helps the deserving or does any
good with his money.
Josh Billings says that if a man pro-
poses 10 serve the Lord, he likes to see
him 10 it. when he measures corn as well
as when he hollers glory hallaluyer.
Seventy five thousand and FIVE hundred
railway passengers arrived at Boston in s.
one day to attend the Jubilee,
A ship load of Indian scalps has arrived
in Paris, to,appeaT on fashionable heads
next season.
The people of the Hub are in ecstasies
over the COMMERCIAL activity there. 4
cargo of peanuts has arrived si@.iss -
Hope IS Shei hen that lays lsaai more eggs than
SHE kan hatch ont. 7sai E s' os1fai Fsa
Urea trrnemoranldum BOOK of Frederick the
Great, was recently sold for $40. la asH
81 The New York Herald says that " Gen.
eral " Robertson, the new Secretary ofthe
Navy, is one of the soldiers who @never
set'a squadron in the, field" sud as,s ,asW
4 horsea doctor, stoppingat the City q
Hotel, Cleveland, left the following no.
tice on his slate on Wednesday morning:
Gone out will return in one Dir
1t is said that Stewart &, Co, of New
York, arc. gradually introducing saless :
women into their establishment, and -in>
tend, so soon as it is practicable, to have
all their selling. clerks women. s6-
The church bells were rang in Scot
tsh. town on hearing of Pretender's VIC
tory at the Derby-tass as9s ssa So.
Eating peanussin court at Petersburg,
Va, has been abolished hy ajudicial order.
j, The NawsYork Eueaiag hall says that
President Grant rendered his services as
one OF the pail bearers at the Raymond fu-
lsneral, and they were declined.
The lately beheaded Postmaster at Wa>
hterburY, Conn, adyertises as 's1Lost, !" J
e one hundred dollars paid toap Congress-
man for. the Waterbury Post Oficea'iiadc
The number of meaeorganized inothe 3
trades unions of New ] ork city aloneba
amounts to 66,069, and, they have q
bank account of $58, ,126, so. 50.
/ Ina Lexington KY garden, .. grape,
a rose and an orange are growing vigor-s
ously and harnloniously on one stalk.
/, Sixty -one new newspapers were started
in. in the United States during May. $ s
5Thesexpenses of the New York police
force for the past year were S., S,00O,0 ,0O0.s
John T Alexander, ofJa6ksonville Ill.,,
shipped to the New York marketlast year d
h26,0 beeyes. Heiis prohablyE the largss-
I lest cattle dealer in the United States,
/ z Sam, Why don't you talk to Massa,
/ and tell him to lay up treasures in Heay-
en- p "a What forY What de use Of lay
ing up treasures dar, where he never see
EN- again" aa 9
Brightdeniesith he ever used threats
i to dissolve the House, s IS aassA
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TAKE THE PAPERS.


.s ssas NJ s,F' willis. aaqs sff
g Why don't you take the papers ''' sts'e2 !
faa They're the life Of ny delighti' = go
j Except about election time, sa ~ 30 IS
T - And then Ircad for spite. 1sEa 8aI
'~ Subscribe 'y6d chnifdt ldge a cent,
! Why sht lid YOU ge alfaid b4Ha
For cash tlus pnid il. n,olry lentsR
On interest isuF.iS!d paid: ao.sz
.atGa. then, and take tho papers, 4a .llass
.s..i And pay today norp pay delay, a
And miud ay word for IT, inlsrredi
7 you'll live ptil yoa're gray,
M An old ncighbor of mine s4.,..,s,.ff =
While dyiug Of u cough
Dyaired 70 hear the latets news
While he was dying Of.
sp43s the paper and read ,.
OF some new pills in .urce;
lie took . boX-an il he dead
No-htarty as "a horse.
hneW printers dehor once.
Baked with q scorsbing fever,
Who sworo To pay her debt next day,
II her distress would leave her.
r 'IIere, Jessq. fake ihese siyer wheels,
And pay'the prntsraow f......
She slept. aud slept, and then awoke,
! With health upon her brow.
! kuew two msn. as ngca alike:
. As Ger yoa saY, tao stuIHps, ff ..tt.
And n phrenol0gigt eYbid ali
4 diefencc "a uitir bumfa.
One took the papers Dad BIS life
Was hapViur thsn 0 liug'F
ilis ehildr5B all could read and write.
Aud iaga Uf nen aul things. @'3
The other l5olg 40 paper. aad ..
While atTOi!.Us tgFeush ilig wood,
4 tEee sell doau aod l.oke lie crpwn
Aud killed hiin very good. .
IIad. he been reaa,pS Il tae ness,
~ leme like Heis.tgy I.ta,
I'll Ltt a eSs.the aee5deat
Woald not have Aaareatd h'p.
Way do4's you iRae 3Ae Iagegs.
NaF Iofg tbs lr5ates -ueas
feeaase son borrow e Ajs a0y
4 paper etery week.
FoE te wao ,ases ;ae .spsss,
ard pays his btiis pteo aee.
Can IlYe ia rratO witL liosI ani Iian,
And witht priote+ too. t3
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r PoETRY.

The following choice morceau is published for
the benefit Of those who do not take the papers,
ana II they do subseHtc, II II almost az much as
The subscriptions Il wnYtlfto collect Rcndth fol
lowing ponder aed bio wise, ard follow out fts In
structionsand yonawill he happy, vrtuotis, mud
llin of old nrt,. 49, 1. ----..---