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The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07
Dutch W iSdOm.
by Better scHSIDEn. HORSE rocroR.

Many beeple spend much of dhcir wages
in der viskey stores, and den set down an(
frets bekaus dhtir napers gets along more
better ash dem.
The only mark dat some men will eyel
boots in de- mud.
P:t habits to man is shoost like flies
round molasses parrel. You can't keep
dem away until de article is somevay pro-
ttected. .s...7 -e..--a .. l-
X. Riches vas Won ding and religion anoder
n6ut you can't say you see de two always to-
Iged.r.
Every clean be1snKzbsl bsl.a-v-'ve-hes Iii.
ttsys<o.A ss,1y rSornips-.. Ness 1 likes
Memory ish der food of old age.
Blenty peoples detest life bekaus dey va:
too lazy to vorken fora living.
/ A man vat sits down to wait for good lack
Ito come along; always looks to me like de
fool who sat On te panks of de river vaiteI
for 1t to dry up SO he could valken over init
de oder side.
Beeple vat will change dIeir religion fol
de sake of profit ish better mi,out any.
| A dead king and a dead bcggar ish shust
de same.
A miser always diesin vant-of more mon
ish.s .a .tH
Bad policy II, II, A.. ...f r.-er-- W
/ l pity trunkard more den hate him uud
a fool also.
' Temperance i>h to pest toctor. Laughing
ish ter pest medasin. uDd honesty ter pes,
garment to wear. Dis dree dings along init
honest work will carry anybody dhrough dis
vorlt mitOut some tiffigulties.
Hyou could read der thoughts Of your
pest friends you would soon find out dat you
don't got many.
If a man don't shust feel like laughen
himself he should never try und shtop his
napers from doing dat.
Pigamy should never pc punished py der
law. A man nit doc wifes, if he lifts nit
dem dem poth. ish punished better den any
laws eau do it. ,-r
| 1t ish wrong to pc in error, but ven you
try to convince odder beep!es dat your err
rOrs vas right. ten you become toubly
wrong.
Nodings ever Comes out of some beeples
mout but pad words and tobacco spit.
A berson who atdends CRATE deal to der
pizness of his napors. can't hardly find time
to atdend to his own.
Many bespls love droupble shust for de
pleasure dey have in fretting.
Ven der wit is in, der wine ish out, wiJ
| ven der wine ish in der wit ish out.
Ven you pay your tax. you tax your pay.
A miser und "a spendth-ift don't ,iffer Sc
much. Although dhcy overdo der diDgs
both way. one spends nodinGs. und de odder
| spends all he can cutch holt nit. Ven
ish rich man, liken to haben der miser'.
meanness ven would buy luxuries, und de,
l fauow1eOxe Ot'ssen sfesl,oss uS isSlss 80.
One chair to tired man vas peter der
dree.
Venever l see a ru:nseller attending
church always dink dat his pew rent ish
monish wasted.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

A bill having been left with lawyer for
cnllection, he sent the following letters to the
debtor. "Sir, am desired to apply to you
for $I2o, due to Tag client Mr.. Simple. II you
send me the amount by next Saturday you
will oblige me; if not will 'oblige' you.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

~ Is nVe years since nitro-slyceri:e came
persons whom it has killed and MANNED for life
ana the millions of property it haa destroyed.
may be styled recommendations Of it's eff,
cheney. -'' ''''-
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

At the RECEIPT conservation of the lavish
synagogue in Columbus, Ohio, the pulpit was
occupied, besides the ,abbis, by six clergy
mon, four of whom were Methotlists. onea
Presbyterian, and the Sixth Congregation
alist.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

Two little Lacrosse boys quarrelled over a
maiden Of tender years, and fought o duel
with shot guns. Both were severely wounded.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

At Hoiyoke, Mass, woman wa. ste,,;,,,a
wood, whom she tied il up with a rone ,S anS
sung It on her back The wood sIipped an.i %i
~" Tue rope got caught around her neck. fs,oIs
ing nef 70 death. Her friends should sue eth. the
Issn;cm sm ma. % owned the wood for damages for
dangering the lives Of innoccnt a,S ""s en-
pected neighbors. '''a nnsus-
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

A man living in Kansas City, Mo-, is said to
have a full set of furniture made of the tree
on which his father was hung ten years ago.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

Wnilc country parson was preaching, tie.
chief of his parislioners sitting near the mi
pit, was fast asleep; whereupon he said:
Nov: beloved friends, / am in great strait:
for it l speak too softly those at the farther
end Of the church cannot hear me, and if I
talk too lond shall wake the chief man in
the parish."
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

A little girl, about Z years of age, arrived
ut Buffalo the other day, on her way to De
troit, who had come all the way from Germany
alone .--..
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

Albany, N. Y, has brass band composed
of twelve young ladies, whose uniform is
zOuave style. fa.-
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

A newspaper up in Iowa tells of a sub
scriber who stopped his paper and in less than
a week was kicked by mule, 80 severely
that is life is despaired of. Moral-If you
keep mule, always maintain friendly terms
with his relations.
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"A person beng asEsG " Id.
real money, and . real good dinner, none 0
which could be realized without real har'
work." 1i'-t -
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Clergyman-"And so you are making a
mud village, are you; and that's . the church!
But why haven't you made the parson -
Bsy-"We haven't dirt enough" Par
son continues his ramble.
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The 6rst negro that was ever in Sheboy.
gan. Wisconsin. arrived there one day las,
week. andthe people of the town are SO de-
lighted With bic presence that they have Pc
eiiioned the Government to give him
branch Of the freedman's bureau.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

.oi1;s "a one .; o. ~ lhe battles before Metz German
....; v~r;er IN the front rank of one of stormn~ .
parties had both Of his lips partially ~ carr;nS
away oy ball which graze,l his f,ce anI .,o
wss requested to fall back Ly his cor,m. LII. Inu
oncer; bnt he managed to splu tier ont ,..:.tE:
great dihiculty throng the blood that a,shsa %,sa
Tser I've, 9ls moat.i: .Nd no. Captain not 1not' wat
,n"st 70 sgnted thc fellcw that did ii, ana shs;
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

A horrible crime scsssred in The lhtle viii
lsee OF Griesbecbsrzell in Upper Rayari..
= young peasant and his wife were att.cL sl
at night In their house by former lover J.
IN" wife. He lied them TO their bed ana "a
'eee ses hse to Tie house. The two victim.
.eIe drs.a from the flames only when IN.
husband vas deed. and the ~ifs VA a.
lsr'ne. The poof woman disclosed the dsed
y ""fror in her lase asoments.s 4 s.s,sS -
vas : !mmed'afely instituted for the ;nh,,-ss
''"o' oot ne had fed into the mountains.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

A man named Hicks residing in st. JOSEPH
county, Indiana, recently devoured, at :
single meal, a ten pound turkey and pair o
full-grown chickens, picking their bones
clean.
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A Kentucky paper declares that party of
cmigrants have passed through, with thirty
loose horses aud women, children and dogs
without number" Rather bad lot-Or is it
the punctuation?
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The kaw Indians, in Kansas, salt the rail-
road tracks This entices cattle in front of
the trains; the cattle are killed, and 'Lo"
gathers up the carcasses and keeps by him an
abundance of roasts and soup peices.
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

A lady exhibited at the District Fair held
In Des Moines. Iowa. two implements Of her
own manufacture-an improved wood saw.
ing machine and space saving clothes
manglc.
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CMALL FARM THREE FOURTHS OF NILE
~ from Penys Bridge. on Vermilion bayou, parish o.
verlnion and miles from Abbeville, Of 60 afpe1ts
prairie with 25 arpents wood land II miles farther on
dwelling 80 fest sqnae, SO pannes new fsnee corn
potatoca nlows etc. together with creole horses VIII
from Opelousss o. Bayou Valet o zs6 afPenta With
100 arpents Of good wood land adjoining Dwelling 40
feet sqaaKe. rooms end paror below stairs. Also
all new. A.
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PLANTATION FIVE NILES NORTH OF NEW
n IBERIA east bank Baysa Teehe, 40 srpents from,
speuD and hal, eeg q so; wsll NV k11llAn and
~ kouaes d3a61e ed1SA stable, enrs1ss sese aod
Of cultiyasio1 10 sspsAfS Sssd eaae essAtGo snsr
contract for tAe ysaE 9geod mules. pas sses Flows
carts and p1aiesIoa fmpaenens e0uApee0 61oep cows
hoes ETC., 3UDo 6eux. hnd al cleared, - 1evesbls
property an the place vulnsd at more shaA oAS@ 81
Ihavs SOW On hand md for ~ . hs1b sdsssr q
palaahao pnnaioas and fhs ~ ay required sise and
of svsy va3s1y ~ ssil whieh = AaA IL most
vssalsp4 tsosthr wluk epssa1Esxesa stF6sesse
sl.sa - gsi2g fs.le.s 49,
- Pasishes - e6eah aay - nay dssiss.
;s e. sAt Ss:s{ 4 s s sssss.s 49,: g
& sala. ete. b 1anvsloPs
Asnn.y ean1aep.euet = eAnoy - ~ val
With VI - lss.ldy llvs....--.-r
s.~k 49, EDWA10 q II 4
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Infallible remedies.-For corns, leasy shoes;
for bile, exercise; for rheumatism, new flannel
and patience; for gout, toast and water; for
the toothache, q dentist; for debt, industry;
and for love matrimOny.
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Evangeline--''Grandpa dear. do tell Jack
not TO kin that poor boooottle.'' haA
Grandpa. delighted-"And why not. my
darling - 5e em3-s
'.Because-becavse-I want to kill it nv
SELF
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A party Of women formed an ..Anti C,,.l;e
Laundry Association" at Sacra,rent, !.
ceatly. s"d Il worked beautifully for ! tim.
the women receiying liberal pasron.v.
irom the sympathiziog pnblic. but the f.et
snaf the clothes returned looked and smella5
nke those done up by Chinamen, led 10 in
vest'gafion. and it turned ont that the Women
bad sab''et the woEk to Chinese. va.Ier.
women At two-ibirds the price paid by- their
co"hd'ng patrons and pocketed the differ.
ence. 81 = y - ssf'ss s'""sic
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A TRACT OF LAND ON THE PUBLIC ROAD
n from OpessasaaAo 0rand Coteaa, miles from Ope
loasas snd Greae Western kailsoaA, - afpcnt4 lx
in cottsn, es con, 20 under fencing for ~
well wooded and l,6OO seres nesr, from which the
owner Of the above have the privilege Of obtaining
wood. dwelling houpe 136 Mt square, kitshea. ssr
wants room, double nnd 9slnsls cahtna smoke hsase
snill may be pnrchaseA With the p1ssc 4wcsk hssses
4yeke d pxep - heUd of SeAoo etls and haf a IL
growing crop. n Avaanabae piaee. eosassn, sn1chea1
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Dnt4on ,a snusssingnm ssd gum county, Ohio man named
returning home and retiring. drea,...I "n" "fscr
uneasy slambcr that he had caught -. ~ aI ms
ana stfnck it against tree, kiII;ne !. coon o
was awakened by the frantic scrpa,.. =. - ne ne
wiie. and to his horror found that he ol ms
Plcked up his little infant dauohtcr ~ aa9
most instantly. A"''ns nor at
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

q An irlsh'nan oficiating q chairman 70 !.
c.oc' vas annoyed at the tumult created bv
set Of unfuly memosrs. aud sdmoui.h.,I
sAsm oy v.c'ferssisg: .'JiatIemls, vtlt vse.
came harder II If Jos vealy kaps s;Isn.
you may make as much noise O. you pleaee.
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'.What would you like to be when you be-.
come mon ?" said mother to her young
hopeful. szssaa 81. .as .il- Il. =
II think. mamma, I'd rather be a, candy
shop" said the urchin. .#.
- Mamma-"It's very naughty Of you,
Fanny. to say you won't have your dinner.
aud really wicked TO suy it's nasty, after
having said your grace so prettily."
Fnnny-''Ycs, but mammn, " ulln't
have said grace If l had known it was Irish
stew - Ffsf ne 81. e e .,-. s.i,
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ter good farmer I" "''
''Oh. yes. massa fus-rate farmer \. ,,,...
two crops in one ysar;, - =. -A' '-NN'
"hov - that Sambo e. =; go,
: !. why. you see, he sell all bis b.y IN j.
i:i!' and make money once; den he sell de
htdes Of on cattle dat die for wan, ~ ds
my and make money twice.f Dat.e two
crops masss." kas .sz.ag slo ft4 -,
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LAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

---,o-rrD~,n,r,
|I,AND ADVERS1'ISEM MENTS.
-.s.s issa.zz "a. -. 81 ---.------
TINIMPROvED TRACT FIEnN ~ MfS ,;.ss ~ ~ -.
CS.s.s..scsa ~ 6 49, Rs;Irosd " ssSs'% sa+ y
9 Ia AZ !. = :,
pLAKTATt0nA ~, o1.n ana fenced
100 sugerior wood Land. eSed dwees rOMs' cao,n''
ont houses, e'e. - y
.--~., -, S,ruuyv
A PLANTATION ONE Mlhns ~ yE -. ~.
IA ionville, pazse AeaAyette 50 .rpeess euUs .S
land one third unoes seee - - e", ,;Ia,nr On
deabls sabtna. cotp 1s@eU - ~ ~ Z.SslSsx - =
- - = 2 - s. =. = = - -. -,
aprsvnA BIsE. FA3W Oh .3U1 fECHH OnE
,stS eseva leanneg111e ~ - bsloW New lberte
of ,ea srnerfs a nual 1Uo{l6G yih roena kMceen
oxs Sonhe cabin com esfb. sal4 bixty arpcess s19e
Ssn.. - -
E--s.-...z,,s . NJ cTT WI m FROW 6T NAH
IN srosnfs ~ MI wo5a tAe Aal6nss "a
- .-~s.se in erlivntIon, small hanaee anA
The Planters' banner. [volume] (Franklin, Attakapas Co., Lou.) 1849-1872, 1870-12-07

Of the twelve widows Of revolutionary
soldiers. who are one hundred pears Of age
or over. three live in Maine. their names.
,ressdescrs and ages being as follows: Anna
'Planc~. of Portland. 100; Happy Mouse. (!!)
OF Portland. 100, and Hannah Andrew. OF
Lowell, lOl.
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A SUPERIOR SUGAR PLANTATION AT FAUSSE
IA Point east bank Of the Teche % miles northeast Of
New Ibsris 1880 acres $50 clearcd, balance we'll tim
bered with sugar wood and cypress. Good dwe'lines
buildings aborers houses, Large sugar hss.e with
Kcoeuckv mules 10 yoke oxen 100 head fae cattle,
piowt etc Place in high stge Of cultivation, 1de 100
hoesheads sugar isss year from % acres land Superior
place s.- = = tsassst--ss'zsst tff- r1sa5-5- n
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so.ss vsoss dsughtsr wae about 10 bs mar.
.'eo' sent note: to her friends. that If fhev
.n.eoded 10 make presents of silvcrwarc
W. .ooia send money instead. as she Vas
S''o Soous 70 v.:it Nov York and would prefer to
ooy sne articles herself. "for il viii be 10 nice
s"-"aSs the things to match. you knov.. -
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nLANTAEION EVE NILES NORTH OF NEW
j IBERIA east bank bayou Teehe, 90 arpents, all
cleared but 25 100 arpers fenced and in
dwelling built 1852 at cost q eJo00 and yard en-.
closed with sawed pickets Out houses couplste and
neatly arranged Four double laborers houses sable.
corn and carriage house with few other small BALD
inRs fhs is Of the best improved proPeves In the
counfrY: terms fayornbe. 80 ...l = 81
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Alarm ON BAYOU PETITE ANSE, ,ne.,sI s.ccs
nar;sh miles from New IBERIA I0o arpents ~;
-, ,nd 10 .rpents wood dwelling " by ~ feet ; on
inc hall and kitchen crib cotton house. corn
ane mill 1890 pieux inclosing 90 arpeats nce ~
nn1c
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--A-.-.Ar1osr nm THE EAST Nh OEE lhL
frame laborers house with fire places house "a by 90
carriage house. double laborers houses q by 27 one
blacksmith shop Stock and plantsttsa implements sold
with the place, IS
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NFARH IN ST. LANDRY, ONR Hundred AND
n sixty acres one half woodland the other half pra
ric 40 acres enclosed good cypress fspcing. good
dwelling roOms below seaifs and upper story. ont
houses stables, etc. and q supply Of good water. 50
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Attract OF LAND N THE PARISH OF LAFAY,
n ette miles below the town of vermilicnville 40
arpents fronting Bayou vermilion Woodland suitable
Tor a sugar plantation Can be purchased at very
reasonable price. 20
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c,,nAR pTANTATION ON BAYOU IEOHL'
4 a miles nom New Iberia s75 srPsnts, e. open
land Ial wood 144 cypress swamp. dweGns' Scnh;e
"h;rs fowl house four arpenfs fine cane ioI se.a'
10 husheIs corn. IL mules 10 mich cows es sE
inr utensils etc, may be p0fehased WIvI tao Yee
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rYoN Oy BAYOU CORTABLEAU Be
sS.cn w.shins ston aud Bs1rys Iandlne 4S eerss,
90 Oman and 900 under fence 900 bushels Old corn
sr house superior dwelling. so feet square, Ia
and Are places, dwelling built in ieo2 osne'
..I-ahl. ;.nDroyeunepts the place "
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INVALUABLE PLANTATION IN ST. LANDRY
II Parish, four miles northwest of Opelousas Of l0N
arpents 20 Of which wen tmbered and the praife
sertfn Of . superior quality. commodious dweihng
with rooma piazza 100 feet long. stables barns cis-
terms etc., God order. Weil adapted fof cane cot
tsn corn, etc. ~
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PROPERTY CONTAINING 1900 ACRES. OVER
800 scscseleageA This 10 very 6nc sueak anA cot
"a land Sjtuatod noar Barry's Landing, IL miles he
low Washinetor ON Bayou Catawbla The improve
meuts are moderate with new gin house. 63
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ALARM TWO MLES-AND HALF FROM NEW
"A Iberia the road to Salt Island 90 acres prairie
land without wood, all under fence and d,tchcd,
houses each two rooms stable eoru house. kitchen, and
other buildings; acres plantedin cane. 10
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TRACT IN ST LANDRY, FIVE MILES FROM
"A Opcousas 100 acres 40 acres wood and sixty acres
,eent pealre Large numbc, of pecan trees on the
place. Can be purehased cheap. -
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TJNIMPROvED TRACT FIFTEEN MILES FROM
u eYsupaipnvine. lae apRess. near the line o. n the
Ckastsnooea Railroad $1,000 -
DLANTATI0As sAnlQIkISG STs NARTlNIILLE,
100 surerior wo6d land eesd dwsaHss, fons cabins
ont houses etc. st~ - s'ssssi= = .sasTz
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Pair No. 304.-W.S Farrar for W
Boonex No W. Martini. III NJ w..
No a7-Jef J. W.
Tocapo Nc. s. H. Woodpr for W NJ.
Pinckn No lS.-W-M cCraney W.
Lanaber NJ. 3l5.-Th Raney W..
Wesson III. NJ. Wesson il. W.
Dallas No. 319. 6. W. Ouley
Abbeyine, No 20B F. M.
Grand Lodge opened Prayer by the NJ Rev p j.
Ecke GandC
appointment following
com
PIP G.. W. Winn
hodges. Watts NJ r. Knight
sitn A. p.
a
Paddock 7. n Martin.
J W. D.. p. NJ
ionW HI
Finance -E.G L. New, ID. Mitchell
O'clock p. NJ.
p NJ
refreshmen labor.
NJ.
The Committee Credentials submitted the roll of Past Masters and
The NJ w. then delivered his Annual Address, which
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MASONIC GRAND LODGE PROCEEDINGS.

Communication of the Most Wohpf Grand
the Mississippi
jackson, Mon
1870 A. L. $780, II o'clock NJ
following Members being and in their
snecfive laionsa nd nIan
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4@t 1lasfefs.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
spective stations and places

Edgar, A. Martin F. A,
REPRESENTATIVES,
As5Ps% AsR as y of2 dRSsE p. for w. and vdn
flnSH E E. f@s; NJ No. f5J 5 IT T EIl saDPst T NJ ~ NJ.
FFsy'2 F % & s TT " P'TSy Ny 3 Henry Strauss s. w.
$5Is55a s s = = ~ Rsi Wei
$;::$;: !; @ $ IS $
$5s;f @ is 4 :%3; @S proxy '''
Macon Macon T. n''sS sa7.. rs s. Nv proxy for
GyssSnS GEssassso NJ NJ ts 4 b 4 Dsd6 sPl,;y W. NJ"
ChuahoRa S. 3 = W. MI W Stevenson s. w. R. J.
Fss%s: hs Ef tiis S n u w. VIM Thompson J., W. and
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Law OF Masonry by the author and DR. Aaekeys works Every
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people enterprsng and moral successful people
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