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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13

brought them are things over here. y
You SIR replied the amused landlord.
&o.1didn'tssaidh be, Just paid foI lse4 Sc.
across the way lie collected ms
Thoughts aG2at this time sufficiently -
apply fae kis quarter back, which he
had paid to the wrong man. and pro
ceeded to put it in the right place. The
horse and eyereoat We're placed in his
possession by the National propri2sor.
and instead of taking The right read
home he struck oT in ar oppcsite d.
rection. We.thini, It likely taai SOME
bewitching school marin had smile c
upon that youth sometime
during the day alid thus we account
for the strange conduct.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13

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- Leave OF prr,r-stivt siid-- fu.--
HS "a IS medicines ihLt PROSTATE, ts.a 81.
= Z = tai powers, and inrd F5I06ts -.
= r5fier, trv Uk1fsf-TFN1,s ssTr.
- Ssa-7 CIV s D3GLEESOH. whi.s
acts ON tha kidneys. River s5sd g2avveIs
ana rsiAnv-.' 'e impurities o. ile s.. s.-i.. o..
pegiil- 4.- ujsl5zls.
X. G. HAMPTON s &c.
S4sois:ag.F vs4Eu.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13

In Sundusky county an apple was
grown this year weighing pound and
a quarter. :-e .fe
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13

The panic has cleared the country
tovps of small shows and one-horse
theatres. - g. sE-s-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13

Tax paying is becoming brisk.
The Jingle of silver is not heard here
abouts yet TO any alarming extent.
THE finest brands of Canned goods,
such as Peaches, Tomatoes, d., are sold
at very reasonable rates at Groves.
TOct. st.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13
Ehsr-BoUSD TgAISs.
LOCAL NOTICES.

Trains do not stop where time IS onli
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13
CouEhRepors

David i. PaFshall VS. Caiyi:;- Has
san, trieo 10 jury Issues GQund in IA
vor ofplaintjtf and damages assessed at
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13
ST1w EEW..

The commerce taeOhio river ioofs
Up S700, 900, Goa annually.
Jack9,n county, having eiGift blast
furnaces, has good home n,lEei.
!, 4 lItid casle tried 20 eapt,!;'.' |no~e
the other day near fIrt rtlUnae!sqll ..
The upper furnace at Steubenviiie, IS
turning cat forty tons firol- per da.S;s
one Akron tirmerhas bought G0,ag0
pounds Of wool during the past season.
The Valley rolling mill, aj> \ gynss-
town, is ex xpected TO resume operations
shortly. .'ys sa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-11-13
Road Motice

WM. BOGGS aud MOSES BOGGS,
.4dnainis:rq&Ors Of Joseph Bogus
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07

kELIF1ON 4 SOURCE OF Courage Re
lgion gives man courage do not
mean the courage that COMES of tough
muscles and rigid nerves-of a stomach
Thai never >urrtmders That also is a
good thing, the hardihood of the flesh !;
lei me do ii no injustice. But mean the
hgheT moral courage that can look dan
Ger and death in the face unawed and an
dslnaN"d the courage. that can encounter
ioSs OF ease, OF wealth, of friends. of your
own good name; the courage that can
tice a world full Of bowling and of scorn
;ty, OF loathmg and of hate can see ali
ihls with a smile, and suffering it all. can
stu toll on, conscious OF the result. VET
fearless still. do not mean the couraoa
ihal hates. that smites, that kills, but the
'aim courage that loves and blesses such
rs Snlte and hate and kill the collrasst
mat dareS resist evil, popular. annointed
CIVIL YET does il with good and knows il
shall thereby overcome. This IS NOT n
common quality. think it never comes
without religion. 1t belongs to all rrea1
tnrms Of religious excellence: it !, MOT
specifically Hebrew or Christian, but orn-
orally human and religious under n,
sorms. Theodore Parker
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07
The Fountain of Youth,
BY OLIVER WENDELL, HOLMES

Read Al the Meeting of the Harvard Alumni
Association. june -. 1873
h fount the Spaniard sought in vain
Through all the land OF flowers
Leaps glltterinS from the sandy plain
Our classic grove embowers
Here youth. unchamging, blooMl> add smiles.
Here dwell> eternal spring
Md warm from Hopes clvSian isles
hr winds then perfume bring.
iirlr every leaf is in the bud
kacA singing throat in tune.
AND bright Ger evening" silver foot
SHINES the Young cresccAt k4oon
" hat wonder Age forgets his staff
And lays his glasses down,
And gray-haired grandsires look and lauph
A. When their locks Were brown,
With ears grow duh and eyes grow din
They greet the Joyous tEiN
hai calls them TO t-f fountain briin
10 wash theiI years away
What change has clothed the ancient sire
In sudden yautA> For. 10,
he ,qgekse, the Doctor. and the squire
Arr Jack and Bill and Joe.
Aud be- hi titles what they will,
la spite Of manhood'e claim
he -eraybeaId i, IA school-noy ,ta.
And loves his School-nov .laue
u Gains The rulers stormy breast
Who's hurryin@ ,s,rt pur>ue>,
Aild brings 4 >rlf>e Of ll;acc ;tt.d rest
Like >lil4@la After ~hnes.
And NJ bal are ali the prizes won
70 Youths enchanted View
An,S ~ hat i all the man ha> done
u what The boy may do:
y blessed fount. whose waters flow
Alike for sire and son.
That mrlt> our winters most and SNOW.
And makes all ayes one
l.lrige The sparkling fountains tide
Thai fmg> it> golden shower
Win 40 10 ill and youth To guide,
Sui fresh in morning flower.
! l.w "n with Overwhelming stream,
la every Frightening morn.
our story pride, our future, dream.
The hope of times unborn.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07

JrnICInUs ADVERTISING People who
slt nervously in counting rooms or behind
Their goods, waiting for men to take them
by storm, and making no effort to let the
world know the bargains they have 10
"ifer, will find the season very unpro-
pltious. Many Of those who have spent
large sums in hiring drummers, and pay-
lng for other well-known appliances of
trade, have effected large sales. but swal-
lowed up too large a share of the receiuts
y such enormous attendant expenses She
beSt remuneration has been found hx nbose
VINO nave returned to the more legitimate.
"ld-iashloned methods of puslino rha;r
business. We say it. not sifuaN becanse
We are interested in this line of exnend;-
lure, but as our best advice to ali who
wish TO be enterprising or to sec,,re '4,
larger custom, there is NOTHING now co
effective to this end, as iudicious advertiS,
ing. We do not believe that any who sl,
have valuable service or desirable propertv
to offer can fail of a rich harvest by con,
tlnuous advertising on large scale
journal of Commerce.
Three hundred new buildings villa so-
Sregate the improvements al. Lew snon f.,
the present season
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07
The Old Love.


Haze N"u sent her all her letters: Have YOU
given her back her ring:
Have on tried To forget the hunting songs that
YOU loved 10 hear her sing:
Have Won cursed the day YOU met her first.
thanked God that YOU We're free,
A0d said IN Nour innlp>t heart. a. YOU thought.
.'~ho never was dear To me-
Nou have east her on: YOUR pride l. touched;
YOU fancy that all is done;
hat for YOU the world i bright AGAIN. ana
hraNely shines the sun:
on have washed NoIr hands of passion; you
have whi>tlrd her down the wind
bh, Tom. old friend. this goes before. the sharp
e.; comes behind.
Yes; The >harpc~t is vet 10 come. Tor Love l. a
plant that never dies:
It. root, are deep the earth itself. lis branches
wide n the skies
And wherever once II has taken hold. II hour
i>hc> eNermor".
Bla>somng STILL and bearing its beautiful fruit
with the bitter core.
on will learn this. Tom. hereafter. when anger
llH> cooled. and You
htNe time for introspertion: You will lind nay
words are true;
ou VIII SIT and gaze IN your fire alone. and
fancy that You can
tier lac" with it, class, oval, her ringlr~ t1utcr
hel son blue eyes, wide opened. her sweet red
lip apart.
y she used 10 look IN the golden day whrn You
h.iltNer YOU do, wherever Nou turn. Hou Will
see thai glorious face
coming with Shadowy beauty, To haunt all time
and space.
L nose songs You wrote Tor her singing VIII sing
themselves INTO your BRAN
III Your life seems sci Ia their h,lhn, and
Your thoughts To their refrain
lh'r old. ola burden of love and griet-the
passion You have fore>W0rn-
irl YOU Tom, II l. not thrown OF 50 we'll aS
Auu thmk. ms morn.
III.
h'i The worst, perhaps the worst OF all will be
"hSh me diN has Howl
hrh dhrkhes> laNor> reflection, and Your com
4al'> itdNr You alone;
t"u Wiz ny To Steep nut Inc memories oi lin-
Forgotten Years
N'il 'ame WIN me storm Of wild regret-nn'>-
nan WIN Il storm OF leiT>-
f~''h Iv"h, Ga'n Noru' ''ch li'tl iuI t"he' cicii
Vnllu hliie cares
'HN -'e" Si1'iii - N'i Sfc'N' '' l"St'iiiS
" ''v ,
M"h' >''el ; IN eAi ,, thIiii'
llit h9Wri> ne SaNe You the night OF tn" bali
nun a"u 'IVhSHI' tit mem sun
'" "" " iii '4liic' IN N"" >l"ilp'f' worn "ul
~ >iir' ', r =, i,l
i'' r. N "i.' i'i N''S''' ''ho'N" vi >"il@ "ii
'ii' ,''' ~ my. al
iA"e ''A'">, Tl>llS ana 'ailihS' OF The Voice
"" Ai"N :" Neh'
t-.Ne II" S''ilS> tla' were sung ny me l.ufnt-
MAINS NV'' WIN ! "e''iN Nltit'
~,
J." 'i''ih>, h'r nfarl VIII ever AGAIN be yours
anu veg " ~ sec
~ 4i'iiii>'S ~ Nna' iliiSh' nave peeh-" nal
"''N '"'i h''ei pc
N''H =, HiI roiii,S 10 meet YOU win sudden
wa nhit>''
+" >.l''h ~ "I'i> l"r'h lovingly I" foid her
u" H"ut breast
'"' w. u WIN iii' ana uit anu with
H. ld'lit- zone
r" MY H. lii'' W" Grasp inc INN ana empty
tl4 At'''-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07
N or &c e!

IltESt AMT to 4 license from The Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County OF aldo. | shall Sell at
public auction on saturday. August 10Th, A. ID. lS1.
II ten O'Clock in the forenoon the premises all the
right, title and interest which Abigail Clark, late of
Frankfort, i'll said County. deceased. had IN and 10
the following describe. real estate, viz:
certain piece of land situate in Frankfort, bound
ed n follows. beginning Ut y. f. corner of the lot
1T Birch state, South Il deg. West rods to post
and stake by road lcidin. the late Mes>rs deS =
~ deg W. ,. rods by the road TO Il fence; North =;
deg W ii rods to Joseph Treats line: :. - deg f.
- rods by said Treats line to stake and stone :
* deg. L.. ~ rods 10 stake and stone; II deg. H.
II rods to the first bound; containing. acres. Deed
recorded in Waldo County Registry, Book l,s, Page
ls~.
Also piece Of land situate in Frankfort bounded
n follow Hcginnin" II the = W corner Of the
land sold by Isaac Clark 10 john Wiswell, thence
westerly by land of the late Susanah Clark about 60
rods thence soutirrly hy land Of D. Wisweli =, rods
t" the first named bounds; containing acres more
or les. Deed recorded in Waldo County Registry
Vol. rs Page lsS.
Also 4 certain parcel of land wing in Frank fort and
hoim'rd n follows beginning at Il stake and stones
IN IN" IN" OF the town road ana north line of land OF
me Etl" ~usanntli Clark thence n Il deg. ~ min
W 100 rods by lind nf late SuSannah Clark aforesaid
to cedar tl"t, marked; thence ~ II deg f. a ~
Treat thence > - deg. f. 10 rods by said Treats
lhd /" stake ana stones III the W line of said road
thence south p deg min. f. - rods by said road
to bounds first mentioned, containing twenty one.
acres ~ RODS more or less. The same conveyed by
John WsWell, .Jr to the late Abigail Clark Nov u
le't>, and recorded in Waldo County Registry Jan
II, lsd9, Vol HI, Page -.
JOHN T. ROWE, Administrator.
Dated Frankfort ti& 2'd day of July, 1873.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07
EATAR e II

Cannot be cured by snuiiS. washes local gpiIis:l
irons. 1t IS weakness OF tic con~t uiun ,., tup
ing itself in the nasal organs first, atcrN;rds ~
tending IL throat and lung, ending erurrully ii,
Pains in hc;sd back loiI~ and weakness Of kidney,
are. its attendant diseases. More peopi,. have Ga.
tarrh than any other disease. II i v!l-ily currd
Thousands OF eases, some of thirty IN" Nc.rS stand
ing, have been entirely cured in New HAnp-g. tine
past three wears by the Constitutional CaiHTh
Remedy Certificates to back lhr aha,e ari -
treatise ON Catailh in :t-pa"v pam llhrt free
Oh application to Littchcld K Have, dWH ISIS,
proprietors, Manchester, \. ii. S,ud name on 4
postal card and il will COS. only cent rri,". :
per buttlr.-:los IL.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07
PUBLIC NOTICE
Proposals for a new Insane HOSPITAL

T!NHE Legislature of Maine at lis last session
passed the following ''lcsove, relating to Il new
Insane Hospital" to wit:
wv herea~, the Insane Hospital i full, ana
has from time TO time been enlarged, until no fur
thcr enlargement thereof is feasible, and hence the
Stat. is now called upon to enter upon the work OF
building another Insane Hospital; therefore,
Resolved, That the Governor with the advice of
the Council, appoint three commissioners whose
duty it shall be TO solicit proposals from cities towns
or individuals, as an nducement to the location of
said Hospital &c.
Now, therefore, the undersigned commiss toner's
appointed under the provisions OF said Resolve,
hereby give notice that they will receive such pro-
l,oSalS from cities, towns individuals until the
1hrtieth day of September next. All proposals
should be sealed and addressed TO the ''Comlnis-
si"ncrS on New Insane Hospital Office, Of the Sec
Rotary of State, Augusta, Maine"
WIN. J.. WIlIrEIIOUSE.
N In., !, & nnIIG,MaHxoIN, Commissioners
Au nStn July 18th ls73.-3w:eow
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07

In the District Court Of the United =,
States for the District Of Maine. III hthhfnp'cE
In the matter of EMERY a. CALDERwoop, Bankrupt
nIsTEICT OF MAINE, SS.-lN Belfast the 9th
- day Of July, a. d., 1873. The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment rs Assignee
OF Emery \. Calderwood, Of Waldo, in the County
OF Waldo, and State of Maine within aid District
who has been adjudocd Bankrupt in,liy lually and
IL member of the firm of talderwood x Strout
ui: petition of hi creditors by the District Court
OF aid III iriI
IVA JOSEPH WILLIAMSON As.ienec
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07

4 VII thlnllE WILLIAMS, Of said Belfast, re-
~ slr,tiullN iheS ana gives this court to be in
tofmtd that Sh' was married 10 George Williams
now Resident ln Massachusetts. on III" seventeenth
day OF April y. u. l>5d, at W aldo, in sale: Count
Of Waldo and ever since said marriage has con
Quoted herself aS faithful, chA>c and irctonate
wife Vel th. said George, regardless OF his marriage
vow and VoFtnant, did, ON the y-titlh it of
october, \. b. one thousand eight hundred and sin
weight, III said belfast, wholly desert your lbellan
against her consent, and without REASONABLE cause,
and has continued such l,>trtion up to the date of
This libel.
Wherefore She prayS that divorce from the bonds
OF natrimonl between herself ana the said George
Williams may De dccreed. If the same De deemed
reasonable and proper, conducive domestic
harmony, and consistent with the peace and NOR
ailty OF society, and that the custody OF their
MINOR children. VIZ: George A., aged fifteen
wears, Diantha aged thirteen Years and Frank
llhE., aged ten Years, may be given her and
that reasonable allmonN ont oil said lihtc6s estate
hay my regard to his ability may be- dtcretd to her
She also praNS, that pending this libel, that said
Court may enter such ttcrce for the and custody
of said minor children a. is thought right.
Dated said Belfast this invent Weigh day Vi MAY
a. ~, lN1.'. CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS.
JoNEll NllIIAMsoN, atty. for IibrlHnt.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07
p Y .sKE Z: = & $ J

| will send free recipe for nv NEtET\EIE
HAl.M, reiI,u1 ing I'impcs Black Worms Enlches
tr,rkleS, Moths, lam ana IN Diseases ~ th,. Skin
lean in" il Clear and With hr:,itlt, eoW Also >,r,,
trt'r.ss ion dtn- "tuNlh oi iiair ON bald .,,@ OF,
nuutil face.
~Nip MOS 4 tiAIM \N Chemist
4. o. Bon ~ 80. Broadway MN \ III
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07
n o e!

NOTICE!
HAVE THIS DAY given to my son. b. b.
Wentworth Jr., the remainder of his minor time
Shall not claim any of his earning nor pay any debt
Of his contracting after this date
Il. b. WENTWORTH.
Belfast, July ~. ls13.-3w4
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-07
WALDO SS-SUr. JuD COURT,
I,,;1 'H,,,,

ON the foregoing libel, ordered, That the said
lbelamt cause notice of the pendtncy thereof TO be
given to said lib"tr by publishing an ttcstrdc copy of
said libel and OF this order thereon three weeks
ct~-ivclN in the Republican journal newspaper
printed at Belfast. in said County oi W aldo, the last
publication To be thirty DAYS ut least before the
term of this to be holden said Belfast the
third Tuesday of October, A. h., l>s', thar said
libelrt may then and thcr" appear and answer to said
libel 4 he Shall fit
Attcst-W. &. FRY t., Clerk.
Copy of libel and order thereon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04
An Eight Years Old Criminal.

The New York SIN contains the fol-
lowing in its court report:
John Angel Is eight years old. He
stood at the bar in the special sessions
yesterday, dressed in ragged suit Of
duck. Ills littlc head, whose hair was
cropped close, scarcely reached to the
top oi Theron railing The complainant.
Morris Segel i, twelve years of age.
Tie accused John of stealing ten cents
worth Of matches Angel, who had
taken his place, pleaded guilty to the
charge.
Come up here, little boy" said Jus.
tico Hogan Run around here"
johnny obcycd his honor's directions
implicitly. lie fairly ran from tho
prisoners bar 70 the witness stand He
was 50 small that Justice Hogan had to
stand'to see him over the beuch
"Aou say you stole these matches"
asked the nagisrate. Nov. You have
been locked up three days The court
Is going q send you to the city prison
for one day. That is because You are 4
bad boy. You know you're 4 bad boy,
don't you. Yes, sir, said johnny
smiling
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

GEN BUTLER, in his speech in the
House Of Representatives advocating
the increase of salaries said:
1T is said that this is an inauspieious
time to raise salaries. In my Judgment
II Is a most au,picious time. The presi-
idential election has taken place, de-
tcrminiug the policy of the country for
four years so that no miserable dema.
sogua can make any political capital
out vt il"
Hhercupon Grace Greenwood. whose
letters 20 the New York Times from the
capital ARE fall Of spice, is reminded Of
the following story of far western
miner:
You see, jim and had fallen out.
We were always falling out but that
day We mot and made up, ana took a
orng together and every thing was
lovely | kuowcd, though, it would
not last, and So on the spur of the mo-
meat, right n the spot. | borrowed
twenty-five dollars of him. That's what
| call presence Of mind.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04
River Falls, Pierce County, Wisconsin.
.2PRZL ITH. TSS3.
Thoughts of Farmer on the Past
Present and Future Prospects of
Farmers in Northern Wisconsin
and Minnesota. Continued.

We have taken q look at the past
What is there in the present that diff.
iers therelrom; Nothing but fair
prospect for Railroad, that will tap
our water-powcrs ID the center Of the
wheat raising section Of the Valley, and
make connection with the immense pine
cedar and hard wood forests between us
and Lake Superior giving an outlet
summer and winter to -four aud lum-
Der. This viii stimulate the improve
ment Of water powers along the line Of
the road and the erection of Mills to
manufacture the raw product of the sec
ton thro' which it passes The con
version Of wheat into -four in the Sec
ton in which it is raised will effectual-
~ wipe out the wheat gambler, who
seems to be necessary evil under the
present system OF transportation. With
manufacturing facility sufficient to con-
vert all our wheat into -four, we will
realize an increase in the price Of our
wheat equal to the present difference
between Chicago "winter" and Chicago
spring" aud this with the en-
HANGED price resulting from competition
IN freiehts will be at least thirty cents
per bushel On two million bushels
(thc present annual surplus Of the Val
ley) makes a net yearly gain Of six hun
bred thousand dollars to the farmers
Add to this the increase Of business re-
sultng from the manufacture of wheat
into -four, and the saving Of ofFal to be
used for feed in the dairy or numbering
business, and the result will be more
than double the present net profits Of
the farmers, or equivalent to a double
increase of the amount raised.
In view Of these facts what should
we farmers do, to secure the greatest ben
eft to ourselves and our children.
We should form town societies which
should act with county societies, and
these should act with society to en-
brace the whole valley, and hold
monthly fair for the purpose of sale or
exchange which would enable us to be
come better acquainted with each 9TH
er's wants Every section should try to
introduce a few animals Of the best
blood for dairy purposes, to work on the
farm and for numbering
A company has already gone into op.
Grafton at River Falls to accomplish
some Of these ends. The grounds are
in st Croix County adjoining the vii
lage They have not means to do more
at present than TO prepare the grounds
and buildings They no doubt would
be glad to furnish stabling free to any
one who will introduce fine took, to be
used in the St. Croix Valley.
s-.-----
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

The pioneer Methodist Peter Cart.
wright, uttered many wise and odd and
witty sayings He VAS often much
annoyed &c one sister more noisy than
pions, who would 40 OIL on a high kew
"a every opportunity At an animated
class meeting enc day she broke out
with "lfl had one more feather in the
wing Of my faith, could ay away and
be with the Saviour"
"Stiek in the feather o Lord. and
let her co. icrvontly responded Broth.
er Cartwright