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school aud Church.

"A benevolent individual IN -. PAM
las insured his it, tor $1,000. pavable %
the la.n- Mems Christian Association u
Thar e.ry.
-Iniriefn languages are spoken BY the
plpil- ar Tie remalc college IA Elmirl. y.
y. Among them are Zulu. Arabic and
thiue-t
-Waih Walla county. ". r.. Ia. 4
--lpn. funl this YEAR vi about $4,000. 81
Wtich >i-FN comes from licensing whisky
-'liing.
-Fi-s University ,coloredl at Nashville
oie.l- TINS tall with nearly two hundred
-tlihuts- IT. Jubilee Singers continue 70
~ heartily greeted In Great Britain.
Rev. LEO ROsser. an eloquent and in
fitn'nl preacher ~ the Southern MeillO-
~ tlurrh. after free Intercourse with
artilr ~ the Church North. ha~ come
pnt tn FAVOR a. a union ~ the two bodies
Tho Rock River Conference. with
whua The Chicago Methodist Churches ar.
7itnt - PASSED 4 resolution AZ tn, late
session lf-c0uragin- the holding 81 camp
meetings ga sunday.
"A monument 10 Philip Emhurv. the
ilariler Gi Melhosii~m IN this country. WIS
glFeil.sl ns,-nfiy.at Cambridge. y. y. in
tn I-e~f.ncc ~ a large cunc0ur-c Of pe,-
Dr. Bishops Names and simpson. and
oiarr- mshe 1iiresse~
An American chapel has been Opened
n ihr e.rv ~ GENEVA. and the R.y. Gideon
urlrtr- IA New York. engaged 70 serve A.
PASTOR The only >untlay--choOl IN Gene
iletet on the American plan j. in
.anle,-iou with this congregation.
IN thr Upper Iowa Conference at Ce-
r klPids. tle other day. the Rev. y. r..
taser -raiolthat when heentercd the work
4 al iiinerlnt preacher. only seventeen
tea-- ago. h. hal a wife and one child /:
III has ten children. and j. worth
sl4ttsl-ss 40 in real estate. and $1,000
q children.
The President Of Michigan University
,-ys % BIZ annual report rat cO-t,lucl-
ttl irl, Deeu successful there. The plan
2. making the studies 81 the las; two year.
'.fiive i being adopted but the number
* -fuirnt~ who take the optional course
tfi netive no degrte j. diminishing every
year.
Through the excrtions II Dr. M'Girk.
Irivc " Missouri. the Cumberland
tr'~iy terrain Church has rcivci $40
-ilrr miles ~ land IN Venezuela for c,lu-
'-AtFlil ami mission purposes. This land
~ = -AsAitt - -t'--NN 'tttaitf htlif- "
" tn-iish and American trading COM
.Ay mH'e ~ tine government of Nene-
n ~ ihe promotion Of colonization.
az. cumberland Presbytefians have al
sent missionaries 10 the island 81
4rlHsei. near BY. and will no doubt oc-
pE rhi. new lield.
frilin pref ,ies ~ the English
Aireh rn -c4lurly b. said % he exempted
..'fA the tcrrors ~ the poor-hOu~e. For
-iarsl'. the Archbishop ~ Canterbury.
.nol IN entitled % a life occupancy at the
-ht'f i-rofal palace n re-itience. j.
WI flr the PERSONAL expenses Of him
4. Ars tantsrbury. and family. 20 the
AirE sum ~ $500 PER annum. The
'-i.pipu arr entitled % still GREATER SYM
f4''iy each being Obliged 20 put up with
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1t cost Great Britain something over
halfa billion dollar, TO keep itself in drinks
last year. and yet they keep AT il.
Queen Victoria held a cattle sale re-
Gently az Clarcmout Park. and gave a free
lunch to the bidders before the business
commenced The sales footed $1,000.
The Roman Catholics Of England pro
pose 10 organize local pigrimageS 10 the
Shrnes OF II. Swithin. AZ Winchester; ~.
Thomas. AT Canterbury. and -. Edward
the COnfcs>or, al Westminster.
1t appears that the English Govern
mcnt not only shows decided disposition
for employing female clerks in the public
departments. but no fewer than thirty-six
Young women are performing clerical du-
ties in large London Insurance office on
Ludgatc IIill.
1t j. stated that NJ. dc LesScps' scheme
for Russo-lndian railway j. 10 have a
fair trial. a thorough exploration Of the
proposed route having been undertaken.
The French Academy are 10 represented
in this expedition bv NM. Ellie De Beau
mont aud Milne Edwards. while the son Of
VI. de- Lesseps j. 10 start from Pshawar.
and VI. Coiard will proceed TO Orenburg.
Karl Uildcbrand saws that nowhere j.
Ifilf~NN llNif Hfi'lNl liiii III y ldh'f. : ~ -
found everywhere and IN every station.
from the poorest day-laborer 10 the mill
ionaire. Thieves aud swinders on a large
scale there are. ofcourse. butno more than
in England and America petty breaches
Of trust are absolutely unknown. SER
wants and workmen are scrupulously
honest thefts about houses. the disap-
peanncc Of smallariicles. petty frauds. are
never heard Of
From recent surveys Of the tract lying
between France and Germany. IL appears
that the Aar river is the true Rhine. and
the stream which falls over SclaillAusen
j. only tributary. Tie value II the Great
lakes ~ regulators of the drainage j. also
eNcmpliiicd. The Rhine al highest Hood,
pour- nine hundred and two cubic meters
per second into the lake OF Constance; the
maximum flow from the lake l. five hum
drcd and ninety-tour only.
The London Journals give appointing
accounts of the Lectures on Cookery.
given hy Mr. i.uckninstcr at the Internal
tional Exhibition. ON recent occasion hc
discourscd upon ''pof-aH-fc',.' with practi-
cal Illustrations, having his fires, brazicrs,
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.


Mis- Annic &. IIowells has become
rr,-lrv editor III thu ~. Louis GLOBE.
Miss Agres. daughter of General X.
3 I.ss. died recently AZ Lexington, Va.
nar-ll Grant has been appointed %
.tr,sr ths. Grafton al the next Reunion Of
49, Army ~ the Tennessee.
John a.. Breckenridge. il T. said. con
,.r,u-sr.- making New York hi future
-.-bl,nlr.. and deyOting himself % the
rrtefis ii the Law.
-J.B. NcCulligh IT, Mack once Of the
Ctsag1 Rsps5fican. ami later Of the -.
louis D-n,6erut. has now taken editorial
.h.,rr II the -. Louis Gtobs.
-t.s,,r-e Francis Train sailel for Eng
ftrd arsiu the other ,lav. never tD return.
I. - -av-. until the American people
I'll him hack 20 pnsi'ie over the destinie-
NJ the rarion.f
Mrs Nellie Walworth. daughter Of
~ ate Mansfield Tracy Malworth. ac-
enranied her uncle 10 Europe. ami j.
Mi ing pleasant letters for Saratoga
raasr-
Mr.. Wirr ~ykcs. the journalist. and
IS. wife. olive Logan. tine wrll-knOwn au-
-t.--- ani lecturer. are ia Paris. where
-hry inteud % pass the winter.
1t Il -ailthat Rev. Or. Newman. chap
t-. ~ che United States Senate. will not
r.rrru from hi. inspection 81 cOn.ulates
.ir-inr III. present year This viii render
r-.s-,4ry the election Of a new chaplain.
-Ai4xantler AgasSiz. SON of the great
rur4ii-t. ha- apparently inherited a good
l.ai "a his fathers ability having just won
~. W User prize al the Boston society ~
Nrmril History for This investigations in
e. cmhrynlogy. geographical distribution
ana natural history Of rhe echinOderlns.
Goodwin smith doubts whether a
NOR active or a more yirilient poison
wa- ever infused into the veins ~ "a na-
-iuu t..an thar which j. infused into the
veins nf tie American nation BY such
-.hn histories ~ ar. u~ed in the I nited
~,ar,-. nud wants % know = what can b.
eXrsristi ID people are l0d through their
eti.alot4i 0G such -fimulant> 81 national
vanity aai ualiguity-
-Pe-rolcum v. Nasty tells how Mr..
VIII arl.tuu' famous poem came near
hiug ln-- in hi- waste hurr.l. BetSey
and ~ Ont. was iir-t sent tO the Toledo
Erfs iu Mr. Lockc'- ah-ence. ami his
partner looked az tie verses and threw
them info the waste basket. which. n
Na.hg saws. happened 10 te a barrel. =
When hr came home. Mr.. Locke went fish
in- il rir barrel. and rhr first Thing he
puli-i 0Ir wa- this puem. which happened
o. eaf,l hi- eye. Nheneupou the senior
IarrufE misiiy inquired iu TONES 81 thun-
dirr. -lipek. don't YOU know any better
than ra throw away such stuff a. that
Wei better print 10" The last verse was
lot il %. fragments ami the editor wrote
o. NJ arierpm. asking him t0 complete
IT, Bl- he kfpf nO copy. AMI had 81 coin
pr, Another ending.
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I stcwpans. and materials all arranged and
ready for operations. For his pof-ais- felf
he produced meat and bone. for which he
gave -iApence half-penny. being pickings
J from small bits which butchers always have
for sale. The necessary vegetables. pota-
toes, herbs, and bread, brought the cost Of
materials up 10 Is. 81. fabOut thirty ccnts).
With these Mr.. Buckminster made enough
excellent soup for six persons. While il
was boiling. the lecturer deviated 20 the
subject Of tripe. which was also cooked.
together with cOw-hcel Then. the dinner
being ready, the audience were invited "a
partake, and the general verdict was ''dc-
licons."
We learn from Nature that the cngi-
nccrs engaged ia regulating the course OF
the river El-,cr, near the civ of LcipSic.
Germany. have come upon the remains OF
lacustrine dwellings. At distance below
the surface and covered by series OF lay-
ers Of earth of varied thickness. the work
men encountered "A series OF oak piles.
pointed below and decomposed above.
supported upon t.ese posts werca number
of Oak-trunkS. placed horizontally. In the
immediate neighborhOOd. and al AN equal
depth, were found the lower Jaws aud
teeth Of oxen. fragments Of antlcrs. broken
bones Of various mammif,rs. shells of an
anodon. fragments of pottery. two polished
stone hatchcts. etc. all telling the story of
the simple life and final destruction of a
prehistoric race.
Sir Edwin Landsecr. who died re-
Gently i'm England. was for forty-fiye years
prominently before the ART world a. the
first artist Of his class. Many of his best
sketches We're gifts 10 the late Duchess of
Bedford. at whose beautiful seat. The
Doune. IN Scotland. he was accustomed 10
spend large part OF each autumn. In |
deed, il seemed TO be understood that had /
he chosen 10 say the word. he might have I
become the husband Of the Duchess: but 4
the marriage would have been unaccepl>
able 10 her children, and he rcfraned. IIsl
never married. He was often accused. SAYS /
"A writer in the New \ ork Time. of the 4
English foiblc of "A fOndncss for fine CON-
pany. But in his case the excuse that /
Charles Ill made for himsclf-viz. that the 4
women al ran after him more than he AZ I
ter theln-was true as regarded his fine 4
friends ; and when man finds himself an /
honored and much-sought-for guest IN the /
splendid homes OF dukes and tslris. where /
art. splendor. and intellect are 70 be found. /
II i par,lonable il. especially when his nat 4
uril bias particularly lead. him 10 apprc- I
ciatc the beautiful in all it, forms. h. shows 4
a tendency TO frequent places where espe- 4
cially he finds il. I'm conversation he was /
very agreeable, and told a story particu- /
larry well.
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a paltry $4,000. while the poor Bishop OF
Durham g''ts only $1,000. and the Bishop
Of Winchester has Ia the most shameless
manner been compelled to rough il on a
miserable $1,000 year.
"A writer in the London Times cx-
pre>sef the hope that the time will come
when the larger share Of the elementary
schOol-tcaching will b. IN the hand. OF wO-
mcn-at any rate. All mixed schools Of
boys and girl, in the villages. In America
the chief part 81 the teaching j. done by
>chOOl-miStrcsses. Travellers tell "a that
There women-iaught. women-trained boys
grow up into men sharp and cute enough.
and yet with q certain chiyalrOus difference
tor women quite unknown 60 their cous-
ms. the clod-hoppcrs OF Great Britain.
Who knows how much the manners OF the
lower GLASSES Of our cOuntryinen might be-
softcned IL IN their boyhood they came UNI
der the daily influence Of ladies.
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gust OF his neighbors. who. 10 D. ne
yenged. turned out IN large numbers and
gave him r0using charivari. The easily
consOlcl husband stood the racket a. long
a. possible, when he came 10 the door and
administered sczithing rcbuke 90 the
crowd la this manner: =. Amt You
ashamed Of yourselves 10 D. making a
noise about my house when funeral took
place here Dut four days agO,''
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Deserving Boys.

We like boys who try 10 help them
selves. Every one ought % be- friendly TO
them. The boys Of energy and ambition,
vino make "A manly effort to DO something
for themselves. are the hope Of the c0un-
try. Let their anxious ears catch always
words Of encouragement and cheer. for
such words. like favoring brceZes 70 the
sail Of a ship. help 10 bear them forward
to the destination they seek.
II j. not always a. It should be- i'm this
respect. Many a heart has been broken
many young man ~ industry, and ami
mated BY honorable motives. haS been dis
couraged hy the sour words. the har-hand
unjust remarks of some unieeling EN-
ployer. or some relative who should have
acfcl the part Of friend The unfhink-
ing do not consider the weight with which
such remarks sometimes fall upon a sensi-
tive spirit. and how they may bruise and
break ii.
II YOU cannot DO anything 20 aid and a.
,ist young men you ought 10 abstain from
throwing any obstacles in their WAY. But
can You not do something 10 help them
forwards You can ~ least say God
speed" 20 them. and You can say il feel
ingiy from your heart. You little know
Of how much benefit % boys and young
men encouraging cNn>cl. given fifty and
wcll-iimed. may b. and in the great day
of account. such words addressed 10 those
in need Of them you may find rrckoncd
among your good deeds.
Then help the boys who try 20 help
themselves. lon can easily recall simple
words 81 kindness addressed 10 yourself
IN childhood and youth. and you would
like now 20 kiss the lips thai spoke them.
though they may long since have becn
sealed with the silence II death. and COW
vcrcd by the cloi- OF the valley.
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An eccentric Frnchman named Bur
got. the pos-es~or 81 $1,000 IN hank. but
who prefers "a reside in the san Francisco
almshouse. j. still there happy. and. 81
course. intensely respected. lie pay the
city s. per week for his boardand lodging.
Ills income i about three times a. much.
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We have many beautiful meicor- these
autumn nights. one evening a icndcr
swain said 10 his sweetness some
IL these falling stars seem To leave behind
them bright path. a. II they were c.ies-
tial messengers flying earthwarl. the dust
OF heaven falling from their feet. and max
ing track behind To which the maid
replied They alters makes me think
about the circus man that swallowed
fire.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03

DISTRESSING ACCIDEXr.--Wa recort:
with much pain the sad dealt, of the III
FAINT child Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Spear
man, aged two Years, by accidental
burning. The little one WAS in the Sec
ona story Of the house alone, and, in
Some way OF other, came in contact
with the fire in the fire place. when its
clothes became immediately enveloped
in fame. The family, hearing its
screams, run to its rescue, but before
they reached the room the child was
hppelesslv burned. The little sufferer
died in five hours. Wedeeply synpa-
ttize with the bereaved family.
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a CAR

III scycrirg my business connection with
Sr. F. + Salinas, which has been Of i most
pleasant and satisfactory character, take
this occasion 10 recommend him to my
friends as gentleman Of s.ric: integrity, ard
agreeable ii intcreppF;e; ani He:r9ak for
him continuance Of public patronage here
toforc 50 literally bestowed, and 1t The same
time would inform my friends that am at
present located at the store Of Mcssrs Love
lace : syhcei3r, W!c.S T sill Ee happy 20 seS
them and serve them at Ill times.
JAS. 7. TODD.
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EAeaaaseps.ci@y,


SswsERRT, S. G December 2.-Cotton
rnerkr, closed with Night downward len:
lenrr inS, price for best, Is cts.-demand fair.
Snmber Of bales shippeoduring the week
i'V!Sl CS1uNslA, December AGot;on-m!d,
ding l4i; n,os,,ber 1A ..
soies Sss s,43s bales, at 155alos' I'd dull, at
Sssse: ...s December 1-Co,n du,,
and 9,gT1MonE, nom,nSsE DscemSer Cotton Slana
nomin2lZni4bSee!eogg beeog5sf 5s: Cotton inssss
ni2a9s 2aRF5o psSsnsssr BE sS:'Gss 6riesSs 8; ga sa
and stesdy-Npl2ndS o.
$4,000 bales
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cal p!lcnomenon that. We wish we
had :. circus. We wouldn't be troubled
with warning ''delinquen:a" not t. t;1Hc
cold. You know it's dangerous t" ham
die things tia! i::yc much due on tlicn:,
especially, OF "Wednesday mornings.
PrptcriG mij:U; rcr;Gitm $ttpicistt ~h.
as the newspapers love to say.
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"Now is H. winter OF orr diScontelt made
glorious" by our houses being made warm
and comfortable. having secured good Doors,
SaSilcS and Blinds, Marble and M&ibleizcd
S!a,e Man'cl Pieces from the Great Southern
Baildcrs' Emporium. To those HOW suffer
ing cold from !aai;y doors and broken Sa>Ee$.
HAIL & Co., Charleston, S. C. They aie
also Agents for Asbestos Roofing Felt and
Lath which is superior 10 tin, and particular
ly desirable for roofs Of all kinds, for sale al
manufacturers prices. Dec. 3, 4S--1m.
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AHo1,r THE Town AND C0rNTY.-

ABOUT TIE Town AND COUNTY,
Cotton is going up-moncy is clrci'-
iating-and we anxiollSly y wait for pa
! irons to settle.
Are You 4 borrower Of the HERALD,
reader2 Own it up if YOU are, quit the
practice at once, and subscribe. 1t
wont hurt half as much to pay ior 1t, as
! to borrow.
! Hundreds Of people who never pay
for this paper have told us that it is
splendid, that they like it ever so much,
and 50 forth. We appreciate such en-
pressionS, and it is tlattering to know
that it is read so extensively, bnt the
absence Of the money hurts dre;idfully.
Soft sawder don't pay.
We are prepared to do all kinds OF
Job printing in the most expeditions
manner, in good style and cheap for
cash.
Hogs are not going off It's rapidly rs
they should-thc panic having effected
this trade also. One of the consc-
oucnccs is, sausage meat is not so plcn-
tifll Us in the olden time.
It is Il sad mistake planters Of the
South make in saying that al the COT
;; ton is raised by them. There are thous-
ands of women North who raise q pound
or two every time they breathe.
L. +. Izlar, of Newbcrry, has been
appointed Notary Public by Gov. Moses.
Weekly market rcports-Cmbrcllas,
shade lower. Gallery, dull. Linen,
unchanged. Boots, easier. Liquors,
market continues spirited. Cheese, in
active.
Broom wanted in the Court House
with i sturdy gentleman to handle 1t.
During the sitting of the Honorable
Court there is no need for the presence
of dirt, tobacco guilds, and pcanutshells.
Clean 'em out.
Christmas is coming, and many of
the merchants Of Ncwbelry have spc-
ci;.l articles for the holiday occasion; it
would be we'll then fol them to let the
people know what they have got.
The incest assortment Of good things
in bottles and cans we have yet seen,
arc to be found ut Mayes & Martins.
Housekecpers arc invited to examine.
Their assortment of Family Groceries
and nic-nacs is full and complete.
It is bad wind which blows nobody
good, and in proof we call attention to
the extraordinary fill in prices at r. c.
Shivers Store. II this is not good for
the public then we are no judge.
At McFall & POOLS also, a consider
able revolution has taken place. II my
one is in want Of goodS,now is the time
to 60 for them, as these gentlemen offer
great bargains.
Look out for your poultry. Mr.. 8.
Griffin had several fine gohblers taken
from his yard lately
Thieves are abroad in the land, for
MesSrS. Wm. c.. Chase & Co., lost their
store door key during last Saturday
nights auction. .
Senator Corwin was at home on Il
brief respite last week, and looking re-
markably well.
Attention is called to the Rattle of
Mr.. Shackleford'S, grand 5000 piano,
tickets for which can he obtained now.
Please notice that lie puts it down to
S450-90 chances at s. each. Some
one will win Il great prize.
The biggest, noisest, nastiest TOW of
the season occurred on Sunday eve
ming between Z and S o'clock, on Nance
Street. The pcrlice, it is currently 1c-
ported were of: duty attending to their
religious deyotions.
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New FIEM-Auctioa and Commission
House, Wm. C. Chase & Co. as

NEwBEEEY DEBATING SOCIETY,"
This Society, on last Monday night, de-
batcd the question, (which affords
more pleasure. the pursuit of an object,
OF its possession?" After IN interesting
discussion the President decided in
favor of the former. Also iii essay, Oh
"Saraccnic Culture" was read by Mr..
Geo. S. Mower, which was Well writ
ten and evinced much care in the pre-
ration.
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Special and Local.
E eF souTH e8geLISA..

'-.;,z5- 1s, COLUMBIA, Nov. q b, 1873
The. .SewbeEry "HkIALD' is hereby i sig
mated ander ;he .sset assproved February 22.l
1870. emitted IAN Act 10 regulate the publ
cssion OF Ill Legal Notices and oifc:al Ad-
ycEtisements, z as the nc .vspapct for the pub
licaiioa Of all Lega. Notices and Official Ad-
yertisementS for the County Of Newi'erry,
and the former order OF the Board, designa-
tissg the Progressive Age" as the official
newspaper, IS hereby revoked.
by osaer Of the Board .-.. ...-,.-
.s.sssss'G -. lz5zass=asl;s.. H. E. RAySEs
Secretary Of State and Secretary ofIhc Board.
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CAUTIoS-pmchaSers of the Peruvian
Syrup "a protected solution Of the prot oxide
ol' Iron) are cautioned against being deceived
by any of tle preparations Of Peruvian Bark g,
or Bark and Iron, which may be offered
them. Every bottle Of genuine has PERU
WAN SYEUP (u0t Peruvian Bark blown i'll
The glass. EXAMINE THE BOTTLE BEFORE
PURCHASING.
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PANrc.-The talk about rilr Ganlc
and the consequent hard times IS all 4
humbug. We have been convinced OF
this fact ever since the 18th ultimo.
when the Great Eastern created such 4
commot;on in our town. To saya great
crowd of people was here wouldn't halt
tell it. There were more anatomical
specimens of Newberry humanity, (the
wool-bearing species predominating of
.coatpse,l in tllis burg that day, than a
dozen sale-dsys pat toeethef could pos
.sib,y attract. Such jam and STIR we
= never saw before. The protection OF
co,ns was out of the question; aFa! it
reouired many "dcxrous movement
of the body" like, we suppose, the feat
accomplished by Cicero whea cAtainS
punched ct him with dagger, to avoid
elbow punches in the short ribs. 1he
u,,estion of the day w;ts, not VINO hau
any money to speaa, sas TI'o could
sosnd it frss;r and the MssssszIs :
Question was argued 49,. s-. = -, Tho
eus's.T 'Sonderfal to behold. Pshaw' u rnc .
and a;na.s vona ops not pspiety at all: Its all
5lHsss };ssste, ,e Men are bothering tnsA, =,
n1,ssaSs ,sa f.. nothing about this creation o.
SCI; s,.a;s w. own brains. That's what's !s ns 'ns
.''ot+ ,'o++cr, There's no panic rati' . h'Ht n,
n'';' !" S,,nned, no not dunned, but ur3''aas .ss
10 ,,;c;tsd to tender small e0''s'de'a''S, 10,
se'' so~ the Hgnszp, when he immeola;s's .;'s's
r not sooner, remembers Till! ~ l. .
,rc verv panicky, when we Know 10" 49,,
Bill Arp said the last TIME m ,r H. W. h
drunk, that it's just the other wy wy, ., =,
ryk-ein-pa." Very strange meess. ~, W
osanization that man has. : very pQ'
Seniept and highly elaborate me'"p''s