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Monday, February 10, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, 20 wit: A certain lot OF ground.
including the improvements thereon, sit
uatCd on the south side OF Union street. In
the city OF Memphis, being the second lOL
with buildings on the east OF the Methodist
church. and fronting on said street S71S feet.
by depth OF 2ls feet, and the same conveyed
TO A. b. shaw by A. d MOntgomer, ct al.
and particularly described in the deed OF
Ellen j. shaw, EEecutrlX o. A. B. Shaw, d D.
ceased, TO David ismiEOn. and begins at a
point on the south side OF Union street S75S
feet west OF the northeast corner OF the lot
sold by James TO L. 8. Burr; running thence
west Fardly with the south line OF Union
ftreet 3l% feet to IA stake at the northeast
corner o. the lot recorded in the name Of
Mary Wallace; thence sOuthwsrdly with his
east line 2iB teet, thence eastward Y and par
allel with Union street 37& Ieet to stake;
thence northWardly in a direct line to the
beginning.
Terms OF SALE.-On a credit Of 8, z and l8
months notes with interest from date at 6
per cent. TO DC given by purchaser; good Sc
curtty rsquiredi lien retained Equity Of
redemption barred.
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
CAN'T & Mcdowell, Hanson & SWingley,
and Harris e Pillow. AttOrneyg ia24
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NONRESIDENT nOTlvE.

No. l5O.-In the Second ChRncery Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn, Wm- n. Harrington
and Henry B. Howell. firm OF Harrington q
Jarnigan g. Frsyser, n. Fitzgerald & Co. and
Martin Walt g. Co.
II appearing from injunction bills which is
sworn 10 IN this cause that the defendants,
TolcOt g. Sons, are residents OF New York and
uon-residenis of the State OF Tennessee, and
that Sol. Andrews Is q n.resident Of the
9fote of Tenn pesaee; It is therefore ordered,
that they make their appearance herein, at
the courthouse of the Second Chsncsry Court
Of shelby county In the citv Of Memphis, on or
before the first Monday in February, l67l I, ana
plead, answer or dsmur to complainants' bill,
or the same viii be taken Tor confessed as TO
them and set for hearing eXparte, and that a
copy Of this order be published once week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
APPEAL.
This December 18th, 1870,
A copy-Attest,
NJ. D. Il. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By George Mallery, Deputy q. a M.
J.. D. MoKtsick, SOls. fOr Complainants,
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ROTlCE IN BANKRUPTCY.

District Court United states, District of West
Tennessee, in Bankruptey-in the matter
Of A. W. Young, Bankrupt
THIS is 10 give notice that on the 9th day
Il OF January, 1871 a Warrant of Bankrupt
cy was issued out OF the District Court OF the
United States for the Diatrict of West Ten
nessee against the estate OF a, W. Young o
Memphis, in the county of Shelby, in SAID
District, who has been adiudged BankrupN
on his own petttiOnT
That the payment of any debts and the de.
livery Of any property belonging TO such
Bankrupt to him or for bis use and the trans.
fer Of any property by him, are forbidden by
law, and that a meeting OF Iha creditors o
said Bankrupt to prove their debts and tC
choose one or more Assignees of his estate
will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy, to be
held at No. 3l25 Main street, N Memphis, Ten,
nessee, before Thomas ]. Latham, ESQ. Reg.
lister IN Bankruptcy for said District, on the
2lst Of January, A. D., 1871, at 10 o'clock am
ian7 K. b. EATON. q. 4 Marshal.
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On TueedaY. lanuarY 81. l8zL.

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wit:
A tract OF land situated in the county OF
Shelby, State Of Tennessee, known and de-
scribed as follows, tO-wit; Being a part OF a
two hundred acre entry in the name OF John
McIver, in range eight, sections two and
three beginning at black gum, IS 78-l0O poles
essJ rom the northwest corner OF The said
zoo acre entryi runs thence south one hum
dTed and eighty-tWO poles to a stake on the
south boundary il1e OF fsatd entry, forty eight
zOlCO poles 10 stake in the said line u links
east Of white oak pointer; thence north IS2
poles TO stake on the north boundary line
Of said = acre entry from which stands a
poplar pointer north 1879 west "A links.
thence west with the north boundary line OF
said entry 43 20-l03 poles to the beginpinR-
containing 81 50 100 acres.
Terms Of sale cash.
NJ. u. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master,
Parham Williamson, SOls iOr CompIt
This DeceIn Der %, 1870. dQD
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Lana Fer Aa1o.

A NALUAB TRACT OF LAND belong.
IA ing 10 Tue estate of George rorter, dc.
ceased, situated on Alligator Bay on, near the
81 Francis river, will be sOld, at public auo.
uon, at the town OF Madison, in the county
o. 81 Francis and state OF Arkansas. on
TUESDAY the 24th Inst, by order or the
Chancery Court OF Philips county, Arkansas,
Helena, January 6. 1871 faIT "
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee, ca
In Bankruptcy
At Mem Dhis, Tennessee, I'D day OF jan
uary, 17l.
TVHE undersigned hrreby gives notice oi
4 hts appointment as assignee OF A. ".
Young, OF Memphis, shelby county, state
of Tennessee within said District, who has
been aaiudicated bankrupt upon mis- own
petition by the District CouTt - said District.
o. WOO RIDGE,
WA. HILL, Assigneeg.
Of7ce gl9L Main street tag4
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Boston, January 23.-A fire In Mil
ford, this morning, destroyed the Bay
State and Alhambria blocks, inclu-
ding eleven stores and the upper pOr-
tiOus Of two dwellings, also Fishers
stables and seven horses. Mrs.. New
ton occupied one dwelling and was
burned % death. The thermometer
was below zero, and il was impossible
70 control the flames or save the prop
erty. Losses not yet ascertaiued.
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James Lee, Jr., Is Madison street:
Everything opposed TO changing DAYS. See
Colonel Cheek and inform him that we 60
out Monday and FTiuays.
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Monday, February 6, 1871,

Between the hours of 10 o'clock am and
o'clock pm, the flloWing described land
o-Wit: 1t being part OF the northea trac
known as the " Ripton Tract" near For
Harris, and conveyed by John F. Mills tC
VIM. II. Andrews: Beginning at or near
small elm on the southeast corner OF Mrs
Wooldridge's 69-acre tract; thence running
north with her line S41S chains TO her north.
east corner Of said tract; tn nee east II % 10
chains to the east line of said RiptOn tract
thence south with the east line of sa d RiD-
ton tract 345a chains; thence west i. 20 chains
TO The beginning point, making, by estima
ton, SO q 100 acres
TERMS OF SALE-On a credit of six and
twelve months; the purchaser to execute
bond with good secBrity, and reserving 8 Iien
on the nd to further secure the payment OF
the purchase money.
JAMES REILLY.
County UuurJ Clerk.
Vance q Anderson, sols. for petitioner. JAR
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Chaneery Sale Of RaaI Estate.

No 539-N.R.-F First Chaneery Court Of Shelby
county -Branham Merrill VS.. r, B. De-
Bsrre ct al.
n virtue OF an 1nterlocutOry decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause Deeen-
Der l9, 1879, ] VIII SELL at public auction TO
the righest bidder, in front OF the Olerk and
Master, s once, treenlaw BLOCK, second street,
below Union, in the city Of Memphis, Ten.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

7 OTTERY.-OHicial drawings Of the MIS-
IL souri, State Lottery. CLASS 7.
81, 20, n, 49, A, 6S, 20, IS, 30, so, II, q.
CLASS 81.
"A, 81, SO, So, l6, SO, sc. IS, q, 80, IA, So.
Prizes from slOO TO $50 600, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in the above Lottery by J. E FIX ANCE,
46H North Court street, n Memphis, Tenn, p, o.
Box l4T. MURRAY, MILLER & CO., Mama
gers ST. Louis, Mo ta24
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cnld Msnthet.

NEW YORK, January 28.-The mer-
curry, this morning, was nine degrees
above zero, with q brisk wind blow
ing. East and North rivers are filed
with ice. Dispatches from all points
speak Of intense cold weather.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
10000 TICKETS ONLY!
$3.50 Prizss---$86O,OOO WORTH
OF DIAMONDS

OF the finest quality, fairly appraised by
Frer ch house IN New York, lndorsed bV
Messrs Tidauy q Co. as follows: o. Inc arg
est a. most re ponslole JeWelry manuIac-
turing firm In the world VII be R1van TO
holders Oi tickets. " whether absent or present,
without reseIv tiOn-
One Imperial Set, Breastpln and Ear
Rings warranted 70 be the nnes. IN -.,,-
Americal wort 80 Uul
One Magnificent Full st, BreaslDtn
EsT Rims IS and Bracelet. wortn..---.--...- ZOO
One similar set very superb, WOr h.. nlO
One Solitaire Diamond Ring wOrtn..-..-.. l5,Ol0
one @o1d 1ga Studs gai9ssRS Rorth.. n. u .o- 1000
One beautiful LRdy's 8 {. cluster,
Breastpln, EAR Kings and Bracelets,
WOrth Ulu
% sets and separate Articles, Ladies'
and Gentlemen s, consisting Of Dla-
mono Jewels, Id Canoes mOunteItu
Diamonds and Pearls worth nom
Z58 sets ana separate articles, Ladies
and Ieutieme Us. cons tins Of Dia-
mond Jewels. and OF Canoes, EmeT-
aids, Tu quoises and Un}E SO esf
mounted Ia diamonds worm u m 80
$3.50 els aud Separate articles, Ladies
and Gentlemen, consisting ot nia-
m~ud JsWels. and OF Cameu-r tmer.
aids. Turq ses and Onyx StOurs,
mounted in DlamOl us, worm 4 on . tolu1
The names OF the Cistiuguishe1 gen lemeu
who have consented to act as umm isslO 20 ers
and Officers, are guarantee OF the character
and management Of this Opel auoul and q
pledge Of all that is fair and honorable.
8en. LBEAT PIKE, of Washington City,
Hon. JOH- + WARD, 50 Wall ST., y. Y, FOmr'-.
81. VICTt f PLACE, consul Gsneral OF France
n. Y, Trustee
No. 3ig Broadway, n. 7.
washington, d. c., Dec. q. ls7G
NEW YUhK PERSONAL REFFE EECEs -IhOs.
A. Hovt-Huyt & Gardener, Bankers Vice
President God exchange Of New York. Ev-
ans, u .rduer & Co, 81 and 54L b OadWays n
lion. John Il. Ward, SO Wau street Y
Anderson. starr & 90, Broadway N. Y.
TiCIkeT9. SIX Dollars
So Ticket for sale in Memphis by
JOHN AINSLIE, No. 5 Madison ST.
Orders by nail promptly attended TO. Jazz
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

CALAGHAN-The friends and acquaint-
ances OF JOHF CALAGHAE are respectfully
invited to attend lEs funeral this CTUEsDAY)
morning, at 10 o'clock, from the residence of
Mr. John Whelan, on Henry avenue, east OF
the Asy lum.
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GENERAL SUMMARY
- Id a.d waalh.r Il Esw co..

ElIlI I'D .0- "-.I0-I o ~ y -
NEW YORK, January 23.-Lewis NJ.
Van Eaton. alias Livingston, a noted
f9rger, arrived ia this city yesterday,
from New Orleans, IN the custody Of
United States detective Th0s. Samp-
son, and was committed at police head
Huarfnrg
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PROBATE COURT SALE o. REAL
ESTATE.

Z. Dow, Admir-, vs.. Archie E. Mills ct al.-Pe-
titiOn TO sell land to pay debts.
Under and by virtue Of a decree Of sale
- made In the above entitled cause a. the
January Term, 1871, OF the Probate Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee, will proceed 10
sell, AZ public auction, to the highest aud best
bidder, be'Ore the courthouse door in the
city Of Memphis, on
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MECHANICS, INSTITUTE.

NOLLOQUIAL meeting FRIDAY NIGHT
~ January 18th, st usual hour and place
lt5ubiect: Cement and Mortar.
n, BURKE, President.
y. BrITn, Secretary. iaa2
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MAGISTRATES OFFICE.

TAMES RO5E. one OF the Magistrates for the
tJ 18th civil District, can De found at the
OdiCe of Lanisr, McCauum & King, No. -
Second street, during all busInehs hours. iall
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COtton Thread ROpe.

THEHNESSEE manufacture; uneQualed
Il quality; In lots 70 the trade ONLY. For
sale by DAY & FROUDFIT,
ia22 Agents FOR the manu- facturers.
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NOTICE.

District OF West Tennessee,
IN Bankruptcy. HS'
At Memphis, Tennessee, ed day OF jan
uary, lS7ls
IVSHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF
Lis appointment as assignee OF P. g. Jones
and James ID. Jones, Of Memphis, Shelby
county. state or Tennessee, within said Dis
irlcf, who have been adtudieated bankrupts
is the District Court o. said District
o. WOODBRIDGE, Assignes.
ORee, 8225S Main street, ja9a
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MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL assembly OF eureka 9
n Council, No 8, &. and A. NJ, Will be Ny
he'd this CTUESDAY) evening, at 7/VN
O'Clock for the purpose OF comforting r. and
3. NJ degrees.
All r. and 8. NJ g are fraternally Invited.
By order Of D. r. $OSSTER, T. /. q. NJ.
Afteet: o. II. MYERs. seeretarV. ia24
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Thursday, February IS, 1871.
CHANCERY SALE


No. lE9-N. R.-First Chancery Court OF Shell
by county.-C. u. Hart et al. vs. Samuslla
Shaw eJ al
DH virtue OF an interlocutOry decree for
- sale entered in the above cause, jan
uary 10, l6Il l VIII sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, on THE PREMISES,
In the city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Ten
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CbanCsFy SaIs Of Real Estate on
Tuesday, January g. 1921.

No. 8545-Eli NJ. Hogg vs. L. P. Mcknight ct al.
u Y virtue Of en- order of resale made in this
- cause, / will sell, at public aucTion, to ne
highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and
Of Shelby county, in the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee.
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Mr.. Cox yesterday offered resOlU-
ton in the House instructing the
Committee on Public Lands to inquire
into the expediency of giving each
State all the public lands therein that
have been subject to sale or entry
more than twenty years, which was
odoDfnd
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WE have for sale Two Gordon Presses and
w other Printing Material, which we viii
sell cheap FOR cash.
sfa2fdHstW HlIE q GORWINE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GRACE CHURCH GUILD.
To Pfintsrs and Publishers.

A REGULAR meeting Of the Guild win be
"A held q Grace Church this (FUE5DAH)
evening, at o'clock, Ja24
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NEW YORK. January 23.-Gold was dull
and steady, with business doing a Z 1l05E0llC5s
ances, about SZ2OOU, 900 Government bonds
steady, without much change in prices
stocks opened strong, advanced steadily
with few exceptions Money easy at 5ff6 per
cent. state securities dun but steady; old
Tennessees, go; new, C43s. Sterling eL-
change 1895. Government bond coupons Oi
81, llU7s IS, 1855: '04s, lOs54; COS. lgS4; do
currency IS. lIUis
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CHANCERY SALE
Or -
STEAMBOAT OIL CITY

No. i65, II. D Second Chancery Court -FOW-
Ter Bros 90. VS.. ID. Lynne eJ al.
r1 virtue Of a decree o. sale made iu this
ID cause, / viii EEL at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the landing, loot Of Mon.
roe street, Memphis, on
Saturday, the 4th Day Of February, 1871,
At y o'clock m, the steam boat " OIL City,"
tOgsther with all her tackle, furniture and
machinery, This January ., 1871.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Pierce, Richards Dix, Sols. for cOmplts.
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RALEIGH, n. O., January 28.-The
High Court Of Impeachment convened
to-day, and Governor Holden made
answer to an article of Impeachment.
The answer is very voluminous
document of 1t least two hundred
pages of fOOlscap. The Board of Mana
gers make their replication tomorrow
and the trial will then proceed reg
ularly. The managers will retain as
counsel eX Governor Bragg, ex-GfOv-
ernOr Graham, and A. S. Merriman.
Governor Holden retains William ii.
Smith, E. Cenigland, R. G. Badger,
Hon. n. Bayden, and J. M. McCOrkle
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CARBOLIc SALvE.

-
The important discovery OF
the CARB OLEC ACID as a
CLEANSING, PURBFYING, and
HEALING Agent is one Of the
most remarkable results OF
modern medical research
During the late civil war tt
was extensively used in the
Hospitals, and was found to
be not only a thorough diSin"
EeCtant, but also the most won
derfiuI aud speedy HEAE4I@sS
REMEDY ever known .
It is now presented I'm p
scientific combination with
other soothing and healing
agencies, i'm the form OF q
SALVEt and, having been als
ready used i'm nuuaberIess cases
with most satisfactory and BEN
eGciaI results, we have no hesi-
tafiOn i'm Offering it 20 the pub
lie as the most certain, rapid
and eneCtuaI Femhedy for all
Sores and Ulcers, no matter OF
how long st1ndiDgs for Burns,
Cuts, wounds, and every
ABRASION Of SKIN or FLESH,
and for Skin diseases generally.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price 25 cents.
JOHN 7. HENRY, Sole PF1l'F,
No.sooLLEoE PLACE, EewYer<.
c. c. WARD a. BRO.
MEMPHIS. TENNg
General AGENTS.
nCV8
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-01

apparently does nothing at all. save lie
in the sun and blink III the summer time.
and lie in front Of the stove and blink III
tho winter. In lIiiman \ | uderhIll ;
ship chandlcry store, Il~" on south street
Ihcy have two cats. Il huge Maltese
"limalkin. of no special merits. and It
gray tom cat. who climbs ropes with con-
siderable agility This feline is Il SPLEEN
did molI>cr ami very fond of play.
Nothin" plca>cS hini better than 10 seize
on Il rope ON the gi"und flour and he
hoi>tcd up To the >ail-room in The fourth
story. He will stand on his hind legs
and box with his fore paws Ikea trained
pu@iliSt. only he hits ont sideways. If
hard pressed by his antagonist he tlIro" :
himself ON his back and brings all his
DAVIS to the battle. lie has one bad
quality. he j. extremely >"raci"u~. and
though plrmtiiully fed. will insist Oh
eating the rats which he catches. Us
they live in the sewers AMI feed on all
sorts of poisonous matter. he Is c"mtinu-
ally suffering untold anguish. and M
doubt makes >trom" VOWS To govern his
appetite better. which he breaks rs soon
a. he is we'll again There is an old lady
W no lives in avenue i who has u large
family of eats which She looks after like
children. She keeps Two female servants
hose special duty il i /" look after
these interesting changes. The number
is continually increasing. ~ she will not
allow single kitten /" ir drowned. and
the largest room in her house is fairly
crow died. with cats of all ages. sizes and
coluIS This singular person has plenty
of mephew> and niecc>. and when She
i>lrs Ia gIatifN any one "f them III II
particular fashion she presents the lucky
individual with kitten. NJ night time
! She sleeps surrounded hy her feline
/ friends. and though she has considerable
wealth on the premises. there l. not ::
/ burglar in New lorl, who would tarhl,
! her and her eats. For lac would he tom
To ribbons. il moi eaten alive. hN Ia,
| faithful creatures " hu uIi NarIou> ncCI
>iomS have rNinrcd their affection .rmo
/ fidelity to their eccentric mistress. o.
one occasion Il EtN"litc nephew entered
the room with u hull-d"g. The cats
with hair standing GA end. dilatrd tai
and flashing eyes. we're about /" maxi
:. charge up"nIh The Whimprrim@ doc. " hrl
the Young man >ma'chcd ii up IN hi
AIMS and hc@@cd his aum /" cave 1t
which she lccndin.l> did. OF Il rcl
taintl. that l"~ viii mc>rl N"fiN at
again. y. !. E",'>.
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s.. 4uhnsburp Galtdonian.
It bloomsbury. VI. FRIDAY. Dee. !. 1871
ron 1WE fUILDHE Y,


i.n.4va> ia i heather country. ihri"
list, hrJuiiiil custom. from which
,Lr children of orr favored land might
L.,i,ra lesson. The mothers 1t" n"'
.f.t iu-doul>. and >rw. and work. and
,.,T,. tnI the children. hut ln heavy ont
,i..or Labor. such a> belongs I" the men
.t this cut,rrN. Their hahr> ATE strap
ned To then mothers back in little
-nli of seat "I lag. where they grow
and thrive without interfering with her
W"ih. Us they grow Older. and begin
in care. for themselves ii j. customary
inI them L. give Il certain portion "i
their lifts and earnings To then mother.
- It reward iuI hrrc.tlc al their infancy.
This ullrlim" j. aptll termed f"rL
Hon,g. ~ II /" thank hri i"r the many
hnIu> of McaIiuc~, and NingcS oi pain
..>prfirnrrd l., her when carry inn her
babe. ON hen back. IT. lie tnilcd IN the
Grld.
h children Ia" rive their pennies
IL .cnd the Bible to that ttr-"tt nation
could not ii" better than t" initiate this
beautiful CUSTOM. Many VIII" read This
paper could NOT have lived through
their feeble, infrncN except ion weary
hadi~ Of pain in bdcL and head. and
hraIi. h"inr hl u fond m"thrr
\ "ul mother. dear children. may moi
need "bucL Dnntp. hu have You ~"
MaN h, which on can show N"rr graft
tud,. To- >n,I earliest. best friend ! d."
not let lhc unlau.hl. uncl"Ihcd heather
excel Nuu IN This respect. Little girls
III hr>tuw what i worth far more than
,"oMtg they could give. hN saving steps
Ion mother. amusing the baby brother.
pi,L in" up Ilic play toys. and putting
t,. loom Ia rights. i'll which they have
lrrn allowed Ia iI"lic AWAY the hours
Il Il Rain, day. and in Il Thousand ways
hrs, known To Il loving. grateful child.
lhr country boy VIII" %"c> for ihc cows
promptly. and punctually brings in his
niyhl'> wood and kindlmg>. chccrinllN
>h"Ncl> path, in wimler SNOW without 4
lnnmur. gives hi mother the most val
uLblc kind "I b"cL monrG. city hoy :
.,r, not exempt. They can pay their
share III rIlaud> up and down the long
hi.hl> OF ,tais and uh"l"h the streets.
aud ia MANY WAYS give II substitute iol
lne LdrL m"meq that their mother does
MOI need There is many Il widowed
mother to whom the pennies wasted III
cheap ri.aIs and treats. and trashy pa
pcI>. would lie an arccplahi" offering.
BOYS and "ill>, u" moi FORGET !lr
,tai one VIII" carried l"u through N"ln
hchlc>s >r.n>. l"u can lrn%lhrn her
nG. h> kindness and give Yourselves
comfort and peace in .itri wears. ~ You
reflect uit the smile, y"rs brought L" that
,.;lrv"iu face 10y thoughtful attention.
" hat world the poor salvage. " Ia" gives
from his paIlIl earning his offering OF
bI,L .Honcg. >aN 10 the rh"ughtles>. I'M
"fatriul. impairment MAYS al some OF
IfI, children Of This favored Christian
land ". H. U'W"d. in .lmeri","
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