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LETTERS ON PRACTICAL SUB
IECTS.
what May be Done by she Establish
ment Of ReHnerfes.
OH.

Editors .ApDeul-I noticed an item
in your issue Of the 18th, stating that
cotton seed is exported to France and
returned to our tables as olive Oil. 1t
NAV not be uninteresting to your
readers to know that the manipula-
ton of cotton seed oil exists to a very
considerable extent on this side of the
ocean. and that the Eastern States
have largely embarked in this profit
able business. have, while in Mem
phis, received many letters Of inquiry
from these parties in regard to the oil
business in Memphis, and whether it
was policy TO buy the seed in prefer
ence to the oil for that purpose, which
has suggested to me the prOpriety OF
establishments of that kind in Mem
phis to encourage the full develop
ment of home products. There are
plenty of young men who can COM
bine their capital into an incorporated
company for this purpose, and learn
all the arts of this Oil refinery busi-
ness, and RstOnish the people in the
success OF this business. This is g
species OF manufacturing at once
available TO increase largely attention
10 the fact that home products can be
manipulated and perfected for use at
home as well as to make Northern
manufacturers or foreign capitalists
rich out Of our own resources.
The oil business Of Memphis Is
already becoming large, when one
manufactury turns siXty-five tons Of
cotton seed into oil in one day. Sup
posing only the oil from that one fac
tOry was put up in the toilet style Of
the French preparations, Into hair oil,
pOmades, fine soaps, or with your
French labels for table Oil, what an
increase Of capital would be realized,
and how many could be employed TO
give life and energy to the city, Mem
Dhis must become q wholesale manu-
featuring city, or it will sink into COM
parative Obscurity. / speak OF this
manipulation Of oils as only one OF
the many means Of success that viii
elevate her to her proper position.
Your forests are cut down and flOated
TO New Orleans and to Europe, to be
used in ship-bUilding, in cOOperage
and in every style of wooden wares.
One Of your citizens has made q large
profit on an expectation OF walnut
lumber, got together by one Of your
young men in the Arkansas forests.
Think Of the wealth of that business
alone, the manufacture Of furniture,
10 be distributed from Memphis over
the South, were, ifscarried on TO. the
extent that il is in Cincinnati, and
arouse to action in the work of bene-
hting your own homes by your man.
~ vigOr and business effect.
J. D. STILLMAN, NJ. ID.
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more persons, who would have been
present on the occasion but for the
heavy rains Of last night and the con-
tinued showers and threatening aspect
Of the clouds during the day. Not
Withstanding, some five or six hund.
red did assemble, and after doing
ample justice to the bOuntiful and
skillfuly prepared table entertain
ment, proceeded to business.
By special invitation, Mr.. DonOhO,
Of your city, was here, and gave us
an immigration talk Of an hour, with
which were much pleased; upon the
conclusion of which a resolution was
offered and adopted for the organiza-
ton Of an auxiliary association, in
full accord and cooperation with the
Central Labor and Immigration Asso-
citation of Memphis, with the follow
ing Board Of Directors for the first
term Of service, tO-wit: Calvin Chears,
President; r. Z. Aldrich and Frank
Long, Vice Presidents; John d. Rein
hardt, Treasurer; Richard P. Aldrich,
Secretary.
ThereUpOn the Board Immediately
called a meeting at the same place for
Friday, 23d inst, for more thorough
preparation for an early and earnest
prosecution Of the great work con-
templated by the Association.
Quite a number of our county
and district candidates were upon
the grounds. Without exception, /
these were all fully identified and
in sympathy with their tax paying
fellow W-citizens Of the country, and |
who seem to have at heart the COM
mon welfare and were acting from a |
sense OF duty rather than from that |
disgusting lust Of Office, so prevalent
for the past few years. Among these |
were Messrs. FAINT and Watson, for
District Attorney; Cook, Asten and !
Long, for the Legislature, and Smith
and Caruth, for the Sherif1alty, all of !
whom announced themselves as can
didates upon the Conservative plat |
form, and expressing a hearty desire
that the next canvass throughout the |
State should be conducted in the most |
harmonious and peaceable manner, !
and result in the tuTtherance Of the
interests of the whole.
The utmost good feeling, harmony
and enjoyment marked the occasion,
and we trust that this community
have begun in that spirit which will
not cease until we ali have enjoyed |
the benefits Of immigration in the
largest measure, and you live to record
the beauties and magnifcence of our
Very truly yours,
RICH'D P. ALDRICH, Secretary.
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WASHINGTON, June 2O.-Minister
Thornton will be absent from this
country for several months. He has
received no intimation of transfer
to a diplomatic position elsewhere,
and expresses himself satisfied with
the one he now occupies.
The Administration will take no
action whatever in the appointment
of an arbitrator under the treaty at
Washington, before this government
receives official ,ratiicatiOns :of the
treaty by the Queen Of England.
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Chase Commitments YaIIandiaham

DAYTON, June 2O.-The following
letter from Chief Justice Chase was
received by the late c. L. Nallan-
digham a few days after the promul.
cation Of the famous new departure
resolutions:
"WAsHINGToN, May 20, 1871.
my Dear Sri have Just read the
resolutions of the Montgomery county
(OhiO) Democratic Convention, re-
ported by yourself, together with your
remarks and those of Mr.. Hauk.
You have rendered great service to
your country and party-at least such
is my judgment. May God bless you
for it! Nothing can be truer than
your declaration that the movement
contemplated by the resolutions is for
the restoration of the Democratic
party to its ancient platform of pro-
gress and reform. l know you too
well to doubt your courage or your
fidelity to your connections.
Every truly yours,
IS. p. CHASE.
"TO Hon. G. L. VRllandigham.n
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MAMMOTH CAVE

TNHE best route 10 this Greatest Natural
L wonder Of the world Is via l.. and n. r.
K. TO Glasgow Junction. 81 miles frOm Louis
vile. thence by easy stages seven miles
through the finest mountain scenery. Nam
throughout, is drst-class in every respect.
A musements of every kind-splendtd D8nc-
ing Hall, Billiards, CrOquet, Target Practice,
Base Ball, Ten Pins, etc. Finest Fishing and
Hunting within a few minutes walk OF the
Hotel. First-clas Band during the entire
season. Purest atmosphere and most invigO-
rattU Z climate on the continent Tempera-
ture IN the region OF the Cave always t9o.
sulphur Water Of any required strength re-
Gently discovered in the Cave and always on
the Hotel The very best Summer Resort in
America.
81 Be sure TO buy your tickets via GLAs-
COW JUNCl ION. d. l.. GRAVES, Proprietor.
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The Case of Bioamist Bowen.

''To Hon. c. L. vallandigham."
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The Miners After tbp n,ynere

SCRANTON, PA, June 2O.-The mi
ners appointed a committee to inves-
tigate the recent disaster already re-
ported. They have discovered proof
OF a cOllusiOn between the Il inc in
spectOrg Williams, and the owners of
the shalt. The matter will be prObed
to the bottom, with a view to punish
ing the guilty parties.
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NEW YORK, June 20.-The Herald
says the dispute between the Reve-
nue. Department and the New York
Central Railroad Company, with ref
erence to tax on eighty per cent. divi-
dend, the latter corporation settled by
reference of the whole affair to cOu-
pie of auditors, who will make inves-
legation as TO the affairs and report
how much of the dividend represents
the earnings previous to the passage
of the law imposing tax on dividends.
This proportion once settled, the last
claim as to exemption will have been
quieted, and payment Of the tax will
then follow.
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Oa5oss and Ofholals In South Carolina.

WASHINGTON, June 2O.-MayOr
Louis Q. johnson, son OF Hon. Rev
erdy johnson, has been appointed
United States Marshal for the District
OF South Carolina.
Representatives Wallace, Elliott
and DeSega, of South Carolina, had
preferred charges against Mayor john
son, upon which he was removed and
atson OF Wallace app olnted in his
place.
Upon investigation it was shown
that these charges were without foun.
datiOn and Mayor johnson was re-.
stored to his position.
The Secretary Of the Treasury pro.
poses TO make no appointment to the
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NEW YORK, June 2O.-One hundred
brakes, claiming to be the legal heirs
of Sir Francis Drake, met in this city
to-day, but transacted no business Of
importance. The property is valued
at hundred and twenty-five million
dollars, but the secretary has reported
that he has been unable. to establish
any connection between American
and English branches of the family.
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New YORK, June 20.-A CORES
pOndent OF morning paper says, in
an interview at Rio Janeiro with the
Emperor Of Brazil, previous to his
departure for Europe, the Emperor
said he was only going to Europe for
the benefit of his health, and that it
was not his intention to 90 to the
United States, but he hoped on some
future occasion to visit that country.
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Office of commissioner Of customs un-
til Congress shall have another Op-
pOrtunity to pass a bill heretofore pre-
pared by him for the purpose Of max
ing this an executive Office, and Great
ing third second comptroller of the
treasury.
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Naturalization and Hunuarv.

PEsTH, June 2O.-PreviOus to the
prorogatiOn of the Hungarian delega-
ton, the naturalization convention
between Austria, Hungary and the
United States was approved by both
houses and signed by the Emperor.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
For Vallandlgham's Funeral.

CINCINNATI, June 2O.-Many men,
bers of the bar and a large number Of
other citizens left this morning to at
tend Mr.. Nallandigham's funeral.
A special train Of nine passenger
coaches left for Dayton over the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail-
road at 9 am.
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ACRES,

COslsting OF rich bottom and uplendss and
all selected with great care; $4,000 acres Of
these lands between ranges eleven (lll ana
eighteen (lsl, ana n and near me Arkansas
river and the line OF Lneir road, are now, Tor
the hrst Tine Ousred for sale, on credit, at
low rates, at their Land ONCE In Little Rock.
The remaining 750.Q-0 acres between range u
and the west line OF the state, are IN course
of examin alton by competent experts and
win be for sale during the spring and summer
IS examinations are completed
The climate and soil Of Arkansas adapting
these Lands 70 the successful culture Of
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Good Luck and Good News.

HEARTS CONTENT, n. F., June 20,
The repairing ship Scandinavia"
grappled and connected the ends of
the broken cable of 1866 to-day.
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Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Va.

R5- Applications for admission as cadets
should at once be made by those who desire
the privileges Of this Institution. The mum.
Der OF vacancies being limited, application
should be made without delay. Cadets are
admitted at this time.
je2lw " FRANCIS Il. SMITH, Sup't.
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NEW YORK, June 20.-The horse
disease is rapidly sbating, and it is be-
ieved by q veterinary surgeon, who
has been fighting it since the begin
ing, that il viii soon almost totally dis
appear.
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TMAIIGRATIOE.
-rhe Ftrst Response 90 the Memphis Con-
veutiOn- Organization Of the People.
DAVIf7 MILLsl HINTON Co., MISS,
june II 1871

DAVIS MILLS, BENTON Co., Miss,
June ~, 1871.
Editors AppsGl--Determined to keep
IN motion the ball started at the Men,
ohis Convention Of planters and land
owner, on the 1st aud I'd inst, the
MANY substantial citizens Of this COM
munisv selected this place and day for
a general eoOd-Old-fsshiOned gather
inc al the masses for mutual profit
and enjoyment, and truly, in both the
sim and execution, was the work well
done.
Preparsfions, in the way Of seats,
ssbran dance arena, barbecue, etc,
hed been made for two thousand or
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TEMPERANCE PICNIC.
JAMES PARK,
On Thursday, Iuns Y, 1871
BY
YOUNG MEMS DIVISION NO. so, 5. Of T.

At which number Of valuable prizes VIII
be awarded as follows:
A splendid silver service, worth SO. 90 the
most popular cotton merchant
A fine gold headed cane. worth $50 % the
most popular county omclal
An elegant set OF china vases, worth SD 70
the most popular cts.F Ofnclal.
A life size picture OF GENERAL ROBERT e.
LEE, worth SO, to the most popular Dry
Goods House.
A splendid silver mounted EngIish oisaV5ls
worth SIS, TO the most popular Butcher
A choice IS buggy whip, % she most popalar
livery stable keeper.
One pair Vases to the mos popular Hotel
Hegnfhoant Picture OF stoneWall J4eEsoa %
the most popular clerk or regular Mem
phis paokel-
A beautiful bouquet 20 the prsttiszt yOunE
lady.
A Barlow knife to the ugliest young man
Tbars viii also be many aulugsulan-ai con
rfSe515 81 shooting Gallery FlTlng DAleA
5s-- giering she Duck, Creased PIG, a-lha
rs,rinz VII continue until y o-gloc+-
,l-,sf-s furnLshed By the Old D en- MS 7elLa.
ss5,srsts 50 cents. Ladies and eoLiarsn li77.
no vsiuskis prizes VII Be gwen at -1s
.-,sfinr zaIlery. No one who has l7Ql 2 -
7-iSs fhis season win Be allowed 20 so4-s7'-
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COttOn, cOrn, VIhsat, FruIt the VIns

And all agricultural products; Its valuable
tim Der; its splendid Water-poWer; It's supe-
rior educational privileges with It's rapidly
increasing p )pulation and industry, render
these lands worthy the special attention Of
purchasers and settlers.
Maps and all Information obtained on ap-
plicatiOD by letter or in person at the Land
once in Little Rock. N. S. HOWE
March I, 1871. Land Commissions
mn7W
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Gl4SlI9aSiISSN
Fer the Removal Of Distractions and Ghe
Insurance Of Regularity In theRe
CuFFenee Of Monthly Periods.

~ n These PUs are an 1gl1ai1ing
~ Female Regulator, intended for
RS special cases; those obstinate ones
A 5cbers milder and cheaper nedi-
ciaes faL
@L- They are composed ofthe most
active and powerful principles Of
EN n plants, roots and berries, so
5fSszs9s@@f highly concentrated thst each
IS pill contains more medicinal
- strength than whole box or
slsssszs bottle Of ordinary dollar medi-
cine in the market. AtbOltgh p0toaJjI, yet
% mid and pleasant IN their operation, tat
The DboSt feeble can take them 9th perfect
SAFETY.
Rd7t They may be safely used at any age,
and at any period, EXCEPT DURING TER FRsT
THREE MONTHS, during which the unfaiing
nature Of their action would infaIibly PRE-
vEsT pregnancy.
Ks Al letters seeking information or
advice VIII be promptly, freely and discreetly
answered.
@ Each Dor contains Gbola ZOE pizs, and
Is ycn1pped in t56ts paper printed IN deep red
letters, t7jt5 liV and erplicit directions enclosed
"a Sent by mail, free Of postage, on
receipt Of price, IS, per box.
G The Cherokee Pills 10. 2 are sold
BY al enterprising Druggists in the civilized
world. Some unprlnclpled dealers, however,
try to sell worthless compounds In place OF
this; those which they can purchase at q
cheap price, and make more money. As YOU
value your health, do not be deceived BY such
unpCnCipled Druggists, ask for these IS, pills,
and take no Others. If the Druggist viii not
buy them for you, enclose the money IN q
letter and We VII send them to you By mail,
free Of postage, securely sealed from obser-
TatiOR-
Ladies or Gentlemen can address Us IN
perfect confidence, stating fully and plainly
their diseases and symptoms. Patients need
not hesitate because Of their inability to visit
Us, as we have treated patients successfullyin
all portions Of the civilized globe, by cores
pOndsnce.
Patients addressing as VII please state
plainly al the symptoms, and write Post
office, County, State and name Of writer,
and enclose postage stamp for reply.
S. We desire to send our thirty-twO page
pamphlet, entitled 1" Nan and Woman as
InVall1s,'' to every reader Of this paper.
Send address, with Stamp to pay return
postage, and address as follows
81. LOU1s MEDICAL Association,
III HoEEa srITH srREsz.
aAuT LOUE, MssoUR1
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A VOID QUACKs-A victim OF early tndi
"a ere on, causing nervous debility, pr
IA ature decay, etc, having tried In vain ey
~ sd vertised remedy, has q simple means
loW-sufferers, Address, J. 81. TUTTLE.
de27W I6 Nassau St., New York
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NOTICE.

nS-' The stockholders In the BLUFF CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY are hereby notihed
that the Board Of Directors have this day
made a second call Of ten per cent. on capt.
tai stock of said Company, pay able on or be-
fore the 18th Of July next.
jel5 c S. FENNER, President.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUCKEYE SALVE.

WE have just received a full supply OF
w BUCK EYE 8ALVE. We shall hsreaf-
ter be fully prepared to meet the demand for
this justly celebrated Pile remedy, wholesale
q. ". JONES & co,
faa 81 Main street
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ARKANSAS LANDS

The Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad
has Land Grant direct from the Govern
ment of
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUcATIONA
NOTICE.

OFFICE CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE COL
No. a MADISON STREET,
Mem phis, Tenn, June p, ls7lJ
the stockholders OF this Company viii be
held, at this office, on MONDAY, the 26th day
OF June, from u IN. to4pm.
IeI VIZ. BOYLE, Secretary.
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vENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES,
ElsCtro-ChsmiCal Bath.

Particular attention paid 10 Diseases OF Fe-
males. such as Suppressed or Painful Mem
situation, Falling OF the Womb. LeucOrrhea
OF Whites, and 10 alI irregularities OF the
monthly periods
The Doctor can be consulted personally or
bV letter. Iel0
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 20, 4:3O pm COnsols, 90;
United States bonds OF 1882, 9O5z; do old 1858,
9O3S; do SIS, Sg7s; do l0-40s, SS94.
PARIS, June 2O.-Rentes, 5if. soc.
MANCHESTER, June 20.-Market frmer.
FRANKFORT, June @.-Coupons '83, 9s5S.
LIVERPOOL. June 90 Cotton firm; mid
ding uplands, S1T9Skd; middling Orleans,
SD. Sales, Is, ,0O0 bales; 5000 for speculation
and export. shipments from Bombay since
last report to the 18th, s., 900 bales. Bread
Btuffs weak but prices unchanged. Receipts
Of wheat during the last three days 5000
bushels; American 27S'0.
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FOREST RETREAT PROPERTY
FOR SALE

T1ORE EST RETREAT, on Horn Lake R0aJ
Il renowned before the war as a most m AZ
nfdceut retreat, Two miles south Of the city.
IS now offered for sale Property consists OF
Five Acres OF Ground. House with twelve
rooms large galleries around 10, two gocd
Cfsterns Stables, OuthOuseSs etc all sur
rounded by q large forest grove, In utsEmLna
gled with magnOltasr eTergreens, roses and
rare pants: nne orchard or choice frulr
vineyard al loaded with the best OF fruIt.
asparagus beds, etc.
able terms. Title guaranteed. Inquire "a
the premises. AMANDA jacob
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CHIOAGO.

CHICAGO, June 2O.-FlOur dull. Wheat
No. spring dull, closing at 81 261{ this D. In
Corn, No. 2mtKed moderately active at 53lSG
555s. Oats quiet, &c lower, closing 4s1sC. Rye
lower. Barley No. nOminally soc. High
wines, SIC. Mess pork, sl4 cash. Meats quiet
q nd unnhanuat N
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 2O.-COtton firm but
prices unchanged; Middlings, 20c. Flour
firm and demand limited; extra family s. IS.
Grain-cOrn very nrm and active at 70@72c
for shelled in sacks; VIII sat scarce and firm
at 81 55al85 for choice nom store. Oats are
quist and stetdy at SOC Rye, quiet at 81 o..
Whisky, quiet at S9s,
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S9c:lIISass
nnn-Rasidanf Nnfina

Soll Oy ". c. POTTER,
Js2l 335 Msln, corner Union
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, June 20-COtton dun and de-
cllning; low middling. l9c; strict do, bye
Bacon; clear sides, exc; shoulders, nc;
hams, l21zc; sugar-eured hams. packed, l5c.
Lard, ll1sc Corn, 73e Oats, 70c. Wheat, choice
new white and amber, 81 So Barney, 75c. Flour,
A. q5aRa
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Deaths.

81
h pncalu MAY lf, CLARA T.. daughter of william
ana Abme = Springer aged 10 year. months.
Thus cnfIl u lehas been taken away one for whom d
-ui lniNie was anticipated aud hy whose DEATH man,
ues of hsh order She devoted herself 20 her studio
with uulnu- zoal and iu the Institution hero whrr,
-he pnruod ihem' she disiaueed an competitors Bat
ti tlau au csc she Wasa Christian. Prom bier child
huHi -hc lover Of Jesus and her whole l was ir
a'ofdnueo with llis Divine teachings. Love gentle
Hr meckness, patience and selfdonia prominent
tults 10 her character Indeed her friends cannot re
m uoer that she ever poke an angry word. Her exam
pr can safely be Followed hy hor y0uu friends. even ni
-he followed Christ lor life VA. Short but ,,ei sf,t
Her work Be- done Her rest s in Heaven.
lnthi- village on the 10th inst 81 consumption Eu1
hhANno, aged 90 years and months.
IA Hanover \. H., 90 Gao residence of DIS SON. on The
4lth instr EnlsezERs kElLo0g one othe early settler.
Of Norc. .cI end one OF Tho original members of tho
brought 10 Worcester for burial lis age was ID YEAR
la East Montpelier, on the 10th inst Il pneumonia
JASPER tloreni aged 90 years.
In Cnlas May 10th MARY lRFyF daughter of William
and lr'ue b. kelton aged about years
All that's bright mist fade
The brightest still the leetcsi
Al that's sweet was made
But TO be Lost when sweetest
In Mti-hucd, Jan. 9,, GEon0E G.. NAeriN, aged q
Maitn '''' '''''' W '''''' o. '''' ''""'''' .
llisd-f0s-ns illness VI twenty-nur days was horne
win marvellous courage. Ms parents deeply mourn
active mind and hopeful llle H. b
IN Nmenille May llth, M.. skLlY Cmncm AGED
sl years.
lns lolnsbwyi May mn Mr. Groaor D. wlargx,
losi Jo9nsbur,, Ma, cn, Euilr j., vlf of David D
IN Woodstock May l2th SARAH, wife Of ,lr. Jane.
IN Bradford, May 10, Dea. MosBs SEVERANCE, aged
r. yeafs, months and 10 days.
Ia North Dauylle, May 10, MAurE j.. aged Is years,
daughter Of Arad Wells