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The prominent Dtroo-r- %. t..
county VIII" viii yo.e fc- Iscai. pr- se
care that lhey cannot DC .ceu with ths
at ". Ieles 1rr or maea vim. c'u.s
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Prince Frehic Grant arrived at New
York, on Sunday, on his way home from
Europe. General Sherman will not return
until September
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Last Saturday rs Mr H. Waters VA.
sewing belt at the uarrel Factory, il be-
came tangled IN tue pnlly-wheel, which
was rapidly revolving. and the belt came
around and struck him on the lrn arm
AMI hand making ugly wounds No bone.
were broken.--Pt PIcasaaf Register.
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'hs''a''ic exclamation 3af a thousand voices.
with no u,,ured ~ord OF protest or remou
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'oauU'1 W,ou.ns comt. W.,, Va.
ju,y Io. ie12
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On Thursday, the 18th inst, wm R
Peters and Martin Corbin fcll ont, AZ Be,b.
el' over the prlcs Of a hei,r ,oll by Peter.
10 Corhln; and from angry words thry
came TO blows, Curbin receiving severe
blow on the head and one on the hand
while fetrrs received a cnt some ak inches
IN length ~ ihc side Tc pgriics are no,
dangerously wounded, but were, both pre-,
'y badly used up.-Bdh Co, (Ky) Nocs.
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So MOHntaHni SeHnnRDeH' NAiHben'i''

all the restraints that experience has
shown to be needed, or that the most
careful foresight could provide. Most
heartily and warmly do We congratulate
West Virgiuiaus upon tho ratification
Of u Constitution SO we'll suited to their
needs, Constitution in whose fnrnn
ton aud adoption all the people have
been permitted to have voice.
The political movement which has
eliminated in the ratification Of this
Constitution has been most bitterly op.
posed 5y the Radical party at every
step. The passage Of an net by tho
Legislature providing for submitting to
u vote of tue people the calling Of n
Constitutional Convention was resisted
with the utmost partizgn zeal by the
Radical members, aud when, through
Democratic success, the measure was
submitted lorpopular favor, the calling
of the Convention was violently aud
vigorously contendel against by the
labors and the votes of the entire Rud-
ical party in the State During the
whole session of the Convention its la.
bors were dcrided aud thwartcd by
the Radicals. aud whatever obstacles
party mnlignity could devise were
thrown in the way gifts success. Since
the submission Of the new Constellation
for approval by the people, tue Rudi.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-02

We have thcgrcatgratifcation Of an
nounCiug to the people of West Virgin
ia that tho new Constitution has uu-
doubtcdly been ratified by decisive
majority, and is now IN full force mud
effect. The revolution III favor of good
government aud political freedom, whose
first important success in West Virginia
was achieved two years ago, has been
crow1cd, perfected and made secure by
the adoption Of Constitution that will
guard popu ar rights Test Oalhs and
prescription have been stamped out"
by the people, tho menace Of disfran-
chiscment has been for ever taken away,
and ut length the motto on West Nir.
ginia's coat Of arms is applicable and
true.
The new Constitution is in all res.
poets an admirable one and well suited
TO the wants Of the State. Its adoption
marks the beginning of new era in
the progress to prosperity, and will give
new life to whatever promotes thcpub-
lie good. While securing by proper
safeguards tho personal and political
liberty of cvOry citizen, it opens the
door to immigration and fosters the dc.
yelopment Of the natural resources Of
the State 1t establishes cIieap and
efficient system of government, invested
with all the powers and surrounded by
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-02

E5- OuR JUDICIAL Ctnculr..-Tho
contest for the position of Judge ofths
Judicial Circuit has resulted in tho
election Of Hon john Branuon, Of
this village. Ills majorities in the
counties heard from are us follows !:
Gilmer 43l, UPshur o, Barbour $50,
Tucker 10, Randolph $50, Lewis
III Mr. Arnold carries Preston by
22O. Webster has not set been heard
from; SO that Mr.. BrannOu's MAORI.
ty is now 400. The vote of Web.
stcr will not materially change this
result. The contest was fought hard
and well, and in many eases absorbed
all other questions. AS We have had
had occasion to remark heretofore,
either Of the candidates would have
graced the Bench with dignity and
honor; aud the great personal popu.
larity Of both the contestants render ed
it certain that ei her would be very
acceptable to the great muss of tho
people Of the Circuit.
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co M1ss1oNER's SALE

By virtue OF Decree of the Circuit cout
ofGilmer county, rendered nj the pril terri
of 1872, in the chancery cause OF Simon
Frank against the Natural Oil Springs Com.
pany, Theo McNamCc, and others, | will sell
by Public Auction AT the 'front.' door of the
Court House of said county, on the 18th day
Of August, 1872, that being a Court day, the
following described tracts Of land In said
cause dCcrced to be sold: One tract contain.
ing 40! acres, situated on the Crooked Fork
of Steer Greek, and the other containing
], l4l ncrcs, situated on Middle Run, u branch
orlEe Little KannWhn River.
TEnns or SALE:-SuiFiricnt cash in hand
to pay the costs of suit and expenses Of sale,
and for the residue on a credit oil one, two
aud three years, the purchaser giving his
notes with good personal security for the
deferred insiallmcnts, bearing interest from
dnic, and lien 10 be retained on the lnnd as
further security. ROBERT O. INN,
July 1891 Commissioner.
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Gals have mustered the entire energies
Of their party into one 6nnl and stu.
prDdnu. effort for lis r"jrrti"n The
widest and must oxIrnvngnnt mi.rep.
rcsentatiuns of the provisions If the
new instrument were widely dissent.
mated. md tn whole pulley OF tho
Radical party was directed 10 rhi. Siu
gle end
We'll. what is the result? They
have elected Governor jacob, it is
true, but no one in the State is now
moro chngrincd than they. All they
hoped for, all they labored for, all for
which they underwent seIf.abasemrnt.
is lost, and the now Constitution is
ratified by the people ofthe Sta g.
Never before has so imp ,rtnnt n
victory been won by the Democracy Of
West Virginin This is the GROWING
work of all the greatest and most en-.
during, aud well may it call forth en-
lhusiastic rejoicinrs To do justice tc
tho subject, we have compressed int
ono stntely bird the whole brOnd o
growing cooks that have herc,ofor,
Chnnted Democratic success in GU
columns. and bid him now utter 'on,
long, loud, triumphant crow in homo
ofthe ratification ofthc new Consti,u
ton, and the secured reign Of pcac
and good government. -RGgisier.
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Es- 0uR DELEGATE TO THE LEGls.
LArURE The comfortable majority by
which Hon A, A, Lewis is re-. elected
TO the Legislature must be u most
pleasing circumstance to that gentle.
man. Although the canvass. upon
the Part Of his Lincoln township con-.
PeIitor, assumed personal aspect,
Mr. Lewis did not depart from tn
extreme courtesy which cIlaracterizcs
all his dealings with his fellow. men.
Active, vigllant-cver, on the alert
victory was bis ere The fight began.
lie made US an excellent representa-.
tive last year, and we are not nrraid
to trust him for the two years to come.
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GALRRAI'TIH'

TINE WESTON
CIGAR FACTORING. 1o4.
The undersigned win offer for sale
OlGARS-Einc Connecticut, different
prices.
TIPs-rho best in tho market
STOGlES-Tho best in the State, lilo
best in tho United States, and Tho
best in the World.
SMOKING TOBACCO-Prido If
D Durham, n Lnsso, I.yuchburg Dick
-, Tator. Sailo's Delight, &c.
CHEWING TOBACGO-No 1 riOo
Graycly. Fine Cut, Navy, shisE
Bright and IrOnside, swansou's Fiat
and Twisted '"'
SCOTCH SNUFF, &c.
,.o. PIPES, &c, 60.
Quick Sales and Small Profits"
shall DO my Motto.
Come one, come all,
Aud give me call.
~. RORERTJ. JUFER.
Main Street, Weston, one door sbovo
=, RalstOn's Jewelry Store, TO-" "''''
June A.Sm
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Our track has been thorour bl,
graded aud improved. and now rank.
second to none in the state. A clnm.
pion belt purse for trOttcrs. pncers
and Fuckers, owned md kept in Lewis
Gilmer, Brnxton or Up.hur counties,
will be given, aud il il hoped tim, a
lively interest will be taken in the 70.
suit. Bring your family and friends,
also your fine stock. agricultural
products, &c, &c. The Ladies' are
especially requested to bring 10 the
products of their skill and industry.
An election Of Directors will be
:, cid on Friday, tho last day of the
Fair.
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EJ' DISQUALIFICATION private
letter from Randolph, we learn that
that county gave 9NG urjoriiy for the
Constitution, GI2 for Camden, aud
$50 for Mr. Bannon. Mr.. John
Taylor was elected to the Legislature
majority not stated.
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ES' Any person wishing to insure
their property against FIRE aud light.
ming, will do well to call on A. W.
Woodford, Agent for the Home lIolum.
buC, the most reliable companies now
doing business in this State.
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TIE CELEBRATED
INVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
w -lS71-..lS7o -
The last Catalogue sh. VS. an attendance q
II Students at this Institution. Five di,
tlnct Departments Of lnstruction, with a iul
corps Of competent Professors.
The Ancient aud Modern Languages
Mathematics, pureRnd applied; Psychology,
Ethics Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric,
the Sciences. &C., &C., carefully and thor.
oughly taught. Practical Chemistry and
Physics, Illus traced by appropriate Rpparat.
us. Special advantages Tor the study Of &c.
ology.
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o.
MinCrlOgy, Geology and COnrholOgy; toI
gether with many specimens In other iepart.
mCnts Of Natural History, Fine Buildings
beautiful and healthy location, good society.
Fall Term begins Sept, 0. Winner, De.
cembCr 8. Spring, March 20. Commence.
ment, June 20.
boarding from So to 81 per week.
Tuition, from Slb to S9i per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX MARTIN, President,
MorgantOwn, W. Va
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RYAN ErIsoDE OF THE ELECTION,
Some time previous to the election.
the editor of this paper nude an agree.
ment with Mr.. Il. P. Flesher, of
Weston, that il Jaceb was elected, we
should wheel tho said Flcshcr in II
wheel. barrow down Main Street, from
Monkeys Hotel to the residence of
I Major Edwards, about q quarter Of n
milo distant with tho Cornet Band to
accompany the procession. Per Con-
trd-if Camden was elected, Mr..
FIesher was to wheel us, with the
same accomplishments. On Wednes-
day night last, the news being Of such
n character as to make it certain that
jacob had been elected, we chartered
the famous whGel-barrow owned by
Mr.. L. NJ. Chaltant, and at half past
6, the band playing Il lively nir, aud
"all the world mud the rest Of m0u.
kind" being in attendance, We loaded
up our vehicle and started. On u
placard in front of US were the words :
THIS
"LIlfiT'ED PARTNERSHIP"
EXPIRES AT JUDGE EDWARDS HOUSE,
and fastened on our back was an i'm.
mense rooster, with tue inscription
! CROW FOR THE BRAN NEW
CO n $ TIT UTlO N.
How DO YOU LIKE TT
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7Oj MEN OF PRINCIPLE
in Lewis County, back
TINE UEIDE PIT



Mir. Flosher appeared III tail hat
md an entirely orlgrniual costume but
without any banner or motto. The
procession made its first halt in front
Of Hon A. A. Lcwis's store, where
loud calls rot that gentleman brought
him out. lie responded in happy
speech of some length and ny his
words made n host Of new friends
Three hearty cheers for Mr.. Lewis,
and tho party made their way to the
Bailey House. aud after II tune by the
Band, and u good aud willing cheer
for the new Constitution. moved on to
their destination. Arriving at Major
Edwards, it was nScerinintd that that
gentleman was not ut home, aud after
cheering everything and everybody,
the crowd dispersed. We may say,
however, with all due mOdesty, thut
three cheers for Woliindin" were re.
spOnded to with very complimentary
vim by tho euiro crowd After play.
an Dir ut Judge Edmistou's, the Band
adjourned to the residence Of Hon, j.
NJ Bennett, where they were hospital.
u cntcrlaincd-in suCb, u way US to
render peculiar satisfaction TO all.
The utmost good feeling prevailed
not ray Of uppleasantnGss marring
the fun Of the occasion, We teudVr
onr thanks 10 Mr.. Flcshcr for sitting
just US casily as 10 conld, for we must
confess that on tho last hitch, we were
ps near "firkered" as q man usually
nla
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Iron plOws for sale at Edwards
mr.. NJ D. CUMMINGS,

~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office one door above DnIlinton's store, Main
Street, lIesiOn. ! can be found ut my of
fee ut all times when not professionally en-.
gagged. Calls from the country promptly at
ended to. NJ. D. CUMMINGS, 81 b.
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Eg- A letter from Tucker gives
the vote of that county as follows:
LOG MINORITY for tue Constitution aud
lO2 Tor Camden, Mr.. Brannon's ma.
jority was 100.
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JUDICIAL SALE

DrRSCANT TO a decree of the Circuit
L court Of Calhoun county, pronounced
NJ the April term thereof, 1872, Ia The chan,
Gerry cause Of John $ Hoffman again II II
A. Johnson and Levi johnson. tho under.
signed, commissioners, will offer for En- Q. n,
the trout door Of the court house Of Chlhonn
county, ut GruntsyillC, on the Grst div nj
the August term, 1879, of the circuit court
o: said county the undivided moiely of a
tract Of
lO6 ACRES OF LAND,
and also II tract Of land containing
225 ACRES,
both tracts lying In the said county of Cal.
hOun, on the sonllsldc Of the Little Kama.
villa River, for q more particular drscrin.
ton u Which reference Is made 10 iLr lin
and Proceedings of the cllnncCry rnusc oi
said JOlln Hoffman against Peter .Johnson
ind to Tile cause inst above mentioned.
The whole Of said land will lirs, le offer.
cd for sale, md II II sufficient bid therefor /,
not received, 1t will then be offered in lols 10
suit purchasers.
TNms IF Sale.
A credit of one aud two years will bo
giScn-thc purchaser being rcQuiirl to OK.
rcuic bonds will good security. Tor The nur.
CImsv money, bearing interest from daip md
II lien Will be retained On lhcland a, a inn.
tier security.
WI. G, BENNETT,
LEVI JOHNSON,
Il. q. LINN,
80, "a 49, Commissioners,
Q ,laIy 10, 1872 july sQ'iI
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AMUSEMENTS,


Best managed and cultivated FARM
OF not less than 80 acres. Best Five
Acre Field OF Corn. Wheat, barley,
Rye or Oats, Best Three Acre Field
Of Clover, Timothy or Tobacco. Best
onc'huIf Acre of Turnips or Potatoes
Exhibitors will confcr n grcut favor
on the officers Of the Society by ma.
king their entries before tho opening
Of tho Fur. For this purpose The
books Of the SOcicty will DO open lor
two weeks previous to the Fair.
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TIE INVITA- TION rs E.r7,EN D
ED TO ALL.

ES'No effort will be spared to
make our Second Exhibition an oecn.
sion of interest to all who mny attend.
For further information see Catalogue,
which may be obtained from any off.
Get Of the Society ES' Ample ar.
Engagements will be made for ihe nc.
commoiation of Visitors
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No season tickets viii be sold.

No season tickets will be sold.
Tickets good for one day only,
For single ticket LIST day % cents
For single ticket bud aud 3rd
days. each, so cen t.
For children under 12 Ii cents
Single horse vehicle, ~ cents
Two horse vehicle Is cents
8 or 4 horse vehicle 81 %
Amphlthcatre tickets III cents
No admission on horseback except
to officers Of the society.
Hay and straw will 10 furnished
free of expense to all stock entered for
exhibition Grain will be furnished
upon the grounds ut reasonable rates
For nurses, mules, Agricultural
implements, machinery aud vehicles
the entrance fee is 90 per cent of The
premium competed for. All other
classes FREE. No Exhibitors tick.
cts given Catalogues can be pro.
cured ut Rnlston's icwclry store, or OF
the secretaries.
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The officers of similar Societies and
members Of the Press will be furnish.
ed with complimentary tickets upun
application to tue secretary.
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TINE HART HOUSE,
ESTNAY NOTICE.

Lincoln Tovnship. Lcpis Co..
State Of Vest Virginia.
WYE, David Il. Vest, a. h. lhll. and
w JOhn Crawford, three frceholders Of
the said county, do hereby certify thai by
virtue Of u warrant to us directed by IT, V.
Chidcstcr, Justice of said county, we have
this day on our OathS viewed and nppralst,l
a Mare, taken up by John a. Francis, on his
land as an GStray, and aSscss the value Of
said estray at forty dollars. The said .lhre
Is supposed 10 be about IL Years old, and
about 70 hands high, rather liEh, tail color
r! "a thGr blue iron grey, running nj the nose
like distcmrcr.
Given under our hands, this End day Of
July, 1872 DAVID Il. WEST,
a. Il. HALL,
JOHN CRAWFORD,
Appraisers
A Copy Attcste:
j. WooFTER, Recorder.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-02

MULE RACE--FooT RACE
TRoT7ERS,-pacers and Hackers
sweepstakes.
Ladies' Riding, Boys Riding,
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FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP.

A W wOODFORD is now agen, for tho
IA. sale Of Fine DlOodcd Sheep, imported
direct rom Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood Persons wishing 10 purchase
any Ofthc above dCstribcl stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker u. COOkmNn
4 Bro, Of Jane Lew. James Lynch, of
Harrison county, will sell one buck lamb
for $50, or u pair for 500.
june 10 a. W. WO0DF0Rp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30

an AND AyTER TuEspAY. JUSE isTH,
J. STAGES win leave on axriyal OF 10 4. \. train
from Virginia FOR 9snoA and Warn dprlnEe on
Tnesa,y. Tpursday and Saturday. Returning
ssme DAYS and connecting wtta the1E x.frsin
sar viryinia- Regular Stages ieAses for. the
sou,h on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, a.
- ~ WI WILSON, Pnprtstos.
J. d. KfnsxY, Agent. ..---,-, s,.,.,
cAsoar yansaa,asn'
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THE NAKED TRUTH.
By WILLIAM CULLEN BRrASr.

"a little volume Of fables In verse.
and in the Spanish language, by jose
RosaS. his met with s,lch favor IN
Mexico that the city authorities have
adopted it AS reading book Tor
schools. The following Is q transia-
tlon Of one OF the fablesi:
Beautiful Truth. once in the days ofyore
Put on the grave array
Which then the z .ddesses Of Helles wore,
And issued 10 the day
Robed in such -ort, with craces so divine,
That men. atoriLg, built 10 her shrine.
The gods, Indignant at the sight,
Rose in defense Of their invaded right.
Horror and infamy," tDey cried,
. AMI proclamation! !" ald they came and went.
Pacinx the ambroslai court frou side TO slce,
TIL Wild tum1it tllel The ornament.
Joye, TO appeasc their fnry. len the skies,
Aal quickly stood before
The shrine OF Tru,h, determined 10 eaasttao
tn -acrilege; he tore
From her the regal msnIle which she sore.
And stripped the robe away,
And nuny to Falsehood's hand ..
Mantle and robe to serve for her array.
And gave TO Trath this terrible command:
" Be thou forever naked from this day"
And therefore, reader. let not Truth Do blamed,
II, eyermore since then,
She hiies IN corners. humbled and ashamed,
And rarely recn VI men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30

The Scntiael describes the method a
"skulenarm." ut Iowa Falls, adopted
Ia order to get ahead OF some boys who
placed we'll charged skunk in her
desk. Garrison iu>iuuateS she shut
her knees up tight, screwed her mouth
closely, and placed her nose within
the clasp OF n pateut clothes pin.
Then abe closed the doors anu windows
of the room anu let the little devils
enjoy themselves. The skunk was so
mor6idly active and odoriierous, he
discharged hinselfto death. and threw
three boys into pole-catelepsy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-30
Peremptory Auction Sale.
A FINE OPPORTUNITY FOE A SAFE
AND LUCRATIVE INVESTMENT.
7uE EMPIRE STATE MILL TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER.

IT ONE O'CLOCK Pm. OF THURSDAY,
a August tho 9Th, at our saesroou, on o
street Virginia City. VIC will sell TO the hiehset
bidder the due property known ~ ths EMPIRE
STATE MILL, with all Its dependencies Tho
ty consists or: The mill OF fifteen heavy
siarpps: rock breaker Of Blake's patent; riL
horn pans with their settlers; q double Get Of
boIcrt; fne engine. lB-inch bore; retorte,
water tanks, ETC.. all complete. An ofico build.
lug with dwelling attached; boarding houte
with sleeping departments; . sable WIN ali Us
needs; cartlngs. tnols. etc., thereto belonging.
Attached to premises. there ie wsier.rigot
,ulicicnt TO ruppiy the mill; ALEC lowing
rpring OF cool. Gear water, more than euppTioB
all domestic purposes! ,.,o
Sale peremptory and terms eatn, u u"
clo.c the erlaie OF former owners. - III
This ia an occasion seldom met witn, sn9 s9, ~ ~
parties intcrf:ted IN mining and milling VIII %
wen 70 eAain'-' INV ]. G. cURRIE q CO.,
AnctforeerH.
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NAZARETH.

Rev. J. D. Dunn, writing to the Bos-
ron Tr,,.ler gives the following de.
'on =, Nr,,h.
seaip''oii " .'"". -,
The situation OF Nazaretn Is very
pieaStht' uie Peop'c S'e oet'eI u'osseu
and tue WOMEN na'uso'isr .ian y any
We have YET seen in the Etst. "n't .I
Splty we must auu '"e st'ee', arc tne
uirt'est' an open Se"S. "'ns
tnrouSh many VI llieul' We VI sTu'se
visited the house Where u 's S',u IeSu'
aud his parents IVea al'o, Josepns :
workshop, where we saw pictures OF
Mary and her son. dressed IN modern
Gu tune, anu Joseph ut WORK before
carpenter oeheh, Oh "mch iay too's
oi modern invent'"n: toWa'us sun
SET we asce'iueu TUG n''., L'oni .'T 'op
OF whlTn are 70 pe h"u Tue nueIt s,., views wv:
OF any ~ laiestine' va .e"sas ou'
tent VIC louia our h'o'ise IN. uiie,ee, ss,,
oalaua' aiiu ms oFotHer ri"uei' oot'
OF whom are Mo'ianiiheaaiis' hau S''en
an Arab a severe shrashin2 beeaa,e tlle
Arab cursed tile Christians anu our
party.
Ohe oi tue tiost 'Ii'e,e'.niS slSns W
DC seen at Nalaresn Is tie e,o"u VI
young women anu SlIis t""' oe-
tween The hours Of anu SIN the even
ing hocH 70 the ruo ic fountain Win