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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.
Wanted.

Three tailors, two good coat and one
good pants maker, Immediately at +. Zeis.
2-d3t
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PIANO FOR SALE.-Any one wanting a
cheap piano can hear Of one by calling at
this Office. 3o-dtf
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A Word to Mothers J

Gu all liable diseases which are the results
Of natural causes. and which, In most cases do not
recover without some assistance from judicious
course 81 treatment; and many OF yOu left with
a weakly. broken down constitution which makes
life miserable, and in many cases, death preera bic
Go to your Druggist and get bottle OF
CONSTITUTION WATER
Take forty drops three times a day in four times
the quantity of water, and il viii cure Won
For sale by all Druggists. II is not a Spring Wa
ter.
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REMOVAL. Balch, Frazer & Co. have
removed their Office to the old G., r. !. &
2, passenger depot 27dtf
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Bachelors Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair DYE Is the best In the world,
The only True and Perfect bye Harmless, ReIia
bic and Instantaneous; NJ disappointment: no ri.
dicGoHs tinis or unpleasant odor Remedies the IN
effects OF DIVES and washes Produces inmediateIy
q superb Black Natural Brown ard leaves the
hair Clean. Soft and Beautiful The genuine signed
W. A. Bachelor. Sold By all Druggists
10 z2dw1y CHAS. BATCHELOR, Prop N Y
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sTArLErox. Staten Island, June %. 1874.
Messrs b. KEITH q co. No. Al Liberty street !:
For several years my health has been nnch i'm.
paired, Kidney disease and occasional attacks of
rheuEns tism being the prominent causes. Having
tried many remedies with little benefit heard Of
"Julthns Hydrastin Compound, /" which after two
months use, has entirely restored my health.
therefore take pleasure in recommending your ynI
liable medicine to any one suffering az did
Yours respectfully, JOHN f. KORAN.
SOFA oy al druggists. 6-1ldtts1y
Sold in Rock Island by Emil Kehlcr.
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40 Pages. Illustrated fine plates sent postpaid for
20 cents by Dr. Whittier, or ST Charles Street St
Louis, Mo- the great Specialist Read his card
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FOR ONE DOLLAR

We viii send REE by mail. on receipt of One Do,
lar Is packets Of choice Flower Seeds and Ogr
Catalogue, containing upwards of 1900 varictirs
with faH directions for culture. TO any address il.
the United States. Catalogues free on applicant
DEE s DOYLE. Seedsmen and Florists.
81 fremont street. Boston
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Its Use Will make you hear better
Its Use will make Won see better
It's use will make you taste better
lis use viii make You smell better
It's use VIII make You feel better
rs use will make you look better.
lie use will make you act better.
Renne's Pain-KilHng Magic OF is put IN in three
sizes. and called Trial. Medium aud Family size
Bottles. VIM. RENSE Il SONS Pittsdcld. Mass
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers
Reader. call for II where you trade Sold in
Rock Island by John Beugston.
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SOLDIERS ENTITLED TO 4 HOMESTEAD Of lEa ACRES
THE BEST LOCATION FOR COLONIES
LANDS tn ARKANSAS

lie Little Rock q Fort Smith Railroad len FIR
sale 1oooo0 acres, in the rich valley OF the Aka
duction Of cotton, corn. fruits. vegetables and #.
cereals The inexhaustible fertility Of the soil IT,.
climate average temperature for the months r.
Dec, Jan, Feb, and March about AZ : F urr-r.-,
ting agricultural labor about eleven montns ~ Ill.,
year; the nnqnestoned health OF the valley. rh.
various ana abundant timber, good water and VI
Ter powers. with the rapid development Of the STAT.
IN Railroads. population and general mprovln.r,
combine to render these lands the garden Of /. .
country.
Uplands from sa.50 to 81. and River Bottom. fr-.
Sle TO SD per acre, on credit of six years and A.
nuai interest. Pamphlets and Maps furnished gra
tuiiously ON application TO
n 8 HOWE, Land Commissioner.
Lima Rock Am
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" Bclknap, with North Missouri X. v.
n Cameron, with n. A ST. 10. X. X.
II plattnhurR, with 81. 4. 4 St 10. Il. X

Trains connect ut Rock Island with the chicago,
II. l. 4 Pacific; the Peoria Is X. J., and the Western
Union Railways. Al Monmouth with the @, b, a
Y for Burlington, Galcsburg and Peoria At Bush
nell with the 4. IS a z. for quincy, At Boards
town with the Springfield Illinois South Eastern
for Springfield aud Pana, Al Chaplin with the To-
ledo, W. a Western for Jacksonyille, Naples and
Hannibal; and at S. Louis with oil Railroads aud
steamboat lines diverging from that point.
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Julihn's Hydrastin Compound

rs A DIRECT TONIC AND HEALTH REsToR-
ing agent TO tho organs OF generation, It fmparts
vigor and energy. IT is reliable remedy in Sper-
matorrhea, as well as in all weakened conditions OF
the bladder and urinary organs By reason Of its
WONDERFUL power as uterine tonic, Ieucorrhea
rnppsessed or painful menstruatiOn weakness ac-
companied by dragging or bearing down sensations.
pains in the region of the kidneys irritation OF the
womb and In all diseases in which the uterine sys-
to the invalid.
tFrom the New York Dispatch, June 3d.
We have on several occasions recommended Dr
Juiihn's Hydrastin Compound as an excellent rem
edy Tor kinney and consequent Diseases The fol
lowing note Is from gentleman of whom We have
personal knowledge, and know that he but
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DYsEN-rsT, srgxra COMPLAINT, czo1-
ERA xcasua, Tluz, czIinRrxp rrrrz,vu. AND TIE
aszAT PREVENTIVE or AsiaTic CHOLERA.
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Cures without Sueezinv

and agreeable in Its effects that il positively
Cures without Sueezing.
A Il TRoCnE POWDER is pleasant to the taste
aud never HauseHtes when swallowed. instantly gives
10 the throat and vocal organs Delicious Sensatiop
OF Goodness and Comi0rt Is enc best voice tonic in
the world. Try it. Safe, Relisble and ony Is cents
Sold by llrugsists. or mailed free. Address
COOPER, WILSON Il CO, Proprietors
Philadelphia
Van Schaak Stevenson Il Reed, Wholesale gents
Chicago. For sale In Rock Island by John Bepgs-
ton, r. Breunert, Harper House Drug store. and by
smith az bohn3 l0-2ld6wu
For sale by Emil KOehler, Druggist Rock Island
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and all diseases resulting from Gods ia
Head, Thr0a. and VEGA. Organs,

This emedy does not "DRY UF'r Catarrh but
LDOSENs it frees the head of all offensive matter
qnicky removing bad breath and headache. allays
and soothes the burning heat in catarrh is SO mild
and agreeable in its effects that ii positively
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LOCAL COLUMN.

Use Perry's Improved comedone and Pimple Rem
e Gy Great Skin Medicine Prepared only by
Y Vt .. Z. Ferry Derinatologist, 40 Bond St, New
Aorh 4-ldtts& WIN
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WESTERN UNION r. X.

Connects nt Rock Island with all divergtng lines
Al Fulton with the c. \ y W. H. X for Clinton
and Omaha, west, and Chicago, east
AZ freeport with the l. c. t. X c. y. W.
RR
Al Beloit Clinton and Racine with the c &
n W. RR.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNIE
SOFIA HALFWAY
The sun., 1873-10-23

most scrviccnble in the former were equally
efficient In the latter. Tho two were riv-
etcd together by the same hands, AMI de-
pended upon the same support If one
had failed the other was doomed. They
mutually leaned upon and sustained each
other. In reckless defiance of public opu-
ion, and with brnzcu cfrrontery, the ma
jorlty who controlled legislation did not
scruple to assume the burden Of both iui-
quities.
And now when the people nre reused To-
Indignation Mt this betrayal OF trust and
threaten the guilty with their wrath,
Republican Conventions and Republican
organs strive to throw dust in their eyes,
and seek to avoid their just responsibility.
But no protcstaition of innocence and no
sudden profession of virtue can change
tho absolute facts that the Republican
party had twenty-five majority in the last
House of Representatives, thirty in the
Senate, and President In the White
House with the veto. That answer al ands
TO confront all evasion, falsohooi, und du-
pliCity.
The sun., 1873-10-23

Mr.. THOMAS RAINEs, candidate for Treas
urer of the State OF New York, and Mr..
NELSON X. lIoPKJSs, candidate for Comp
troller, ought both OF them at once TO
withdraw from the canvass.
Though neither of them is i'm any degree
implicated in the crininality of the re-
cent robbery of the State by clerk in the
office of the one, with the assistance OF II
trusted clerk ia the office of tho other, the
fact that such a robbery has been commit
ted In such manner sufliccs to destroy
public confidence in their vigilance and
ldclity; and without such confidence how
can they expect TO be eleotedl
They ought as a matter OF dcicacy and
OF self-respect at once to hand in their de
clnatious, 20 that the proper authority OF
their respective parties can select new can.
didatcs in their places.
II Mr.. RAINEs and Mr.. HOPKINS do not
Mt once withdraw, that fact alone will
afford conclusive reason why they should
not receive the votes either Of GRANT Re
publicans, Liberal Republicans, or Demo
crats. Men who have 30 little sense OF
propriety as to remain In nomination after
such a dclalcatiOn has been exposed
thereby prove themselves unit for tho
offices they seek.
The sun., 1873-10-23
Plan 10 Get Rid of Judge Blatchford
judicial Tyranny Again Invoked.

The just and constitutional decision of
Judge BLtrCHFoKp ia favor of the right of
trial by jury Is not ac1uiesced in by the
minions of power Ii defeated schemes OF
fraudulent gain which had been exposed hy
THESrS. Inundated little men who were
ttiuttirg about as If in pcacocks' feather
euNiou- to display their brief authority.
II reminded the man at Washington tina
the country has s,ill II constitution which
he will not be- permitted TO violate with
impuuity.
Aud what 10 oar readers think is the
plan already st on foot to get rid OF the
fearless, upright, and l,aincd Judge
BLArcIfonDf
II Is supposed that Judge DENEoGcr un-
der similar circumstances would manifest
plant hinges IN his knees not to bc found
in Judge BLATcuFORD's So the scheme
includes the putting of BENEDfCr in
BLATCHfoRD's place. This can only BE-
done by changing the districts-that Ia to
say, changing their boundaries, or limits {;
and the plan Is 70 consoiidtic the Eastern
District icitt the southern, o,trarise Judge
BLATcHFoRp, and retain limber-kneed
when this is accomplished II Is believed
an eXtraditiun warrant may be obtained
and executed against the editor of THE
sun which will place him under the au-
thority Of the wretchcd, juryless court at
Washington, ami Hence the voice Of free
press.
President GBANr has done acts before
which fully justify the belief that he is in
fun fellowship with this scheme. Has he
not packed the supreme Court of tn"
United state? And is the President
who could dishonor himself before God
and man 10y rottenly packing the high
est court in the country 10 serve his own
purposes, likely 10 scruple about an al
tempt NJ any lesser infamy in debauching
the judiciary
"These he brave words; - but they are
true words, she ldng the light of truth
upon the projects of men whose names are
already blackencd with the infamies of the
past.
The sun., 1873-10-23
Nj. Boutwcil's speech h-Cresweli's
Proposed banking system.

The most impressive part of Senator
BoUIwFLL's lecture ON finance, delivered
in this city on Tuesday evening, WAS his
criticism on the custom Of banks TO pay
interest on deposits. lIc condemned this
practice very strongly. The following is II
brief extract from his remarks;
:" In the fra' rlace ne n matter 81 principle, "A
bank is established upon the idoa that the peo-
pie Orcani1ed are car iialSts, aud nayo money TO
They are Institutions established tn arrest a
panic. when spectators are disturbed and
when merchants are fearing for consequences,
T. n then that the banks, individually, and tho
banking system ~ whole, should bo as nrm
and ha stanch a. the Treasury Of the United
states And withou' much personal experience
IN banking, know Ueifectly we'll that mer-
chant or dealer m goods, giving his paper on
time, will tnd by he doctrine OF chances, that
IL natures on different days, and he has the
means, by the examination of MS books. to know
whether ne II called on to pay II at PARTICULAR
times But with banks II II different. Their
paper natures not nv the operation of time, but
through the appr-heH sions Of men, and there IA
no business that cnn resist and there u no bus :
ness that ought to resist, Practice OF that kind.
Now we should like 20 know why all
that Is said against the payment of interest
on deposits 10y existing banks does not ap-
ply with equal force to the pay ment of i'll
torest on deposits by the postal banks pro-
posed by Postmastcr-General CREswELI,
and to he recommended, rs Is SAID, by
President GRANT.
Those banks are designed to absorb the
savings OF the people all over the country.
They are TO pay four per cent interest ON
deposits. Their funds arc TO be loaned
out Whenever n panic occurs there VIII
be general run on these banks at once,
and II suspension of payment VIII be The
inev table consequence.
Aside from the great and conclusive po-
litical objections, IL is obvious that thc
scheme OF CREswEIL and GRANT is calcil-
lated to produce and TO intensity panics.
The sun., 1873-10-23

ASKING Tor Increased Appropriations for .
(urreuf Nrur

h-hing for Increased appropriations for the
Currrut Year.
WAsHGSGToN, Oct 22.-The report Of the
Army Ordnance Bureau shows that the amount
appropriated for the year ending last June, wa
$500 yi5. and tho expenditures $2,l6l,bF. The
bureau Is now making the Springfield rifle
adopted by the board appointed to select the
best small arm), and to pay for them, asks nm
appropriation 81 tJoO,O0. This will supply
$500 rifles There Is a standing appropriation
Of SahO,O annually for Arining and eQuipplng
the militia. The bureau recommends tnat the
appropriation be Increased 10 $4,000 for the
next year.
An appropriation NJ 81. $1,000 is asked for the
armament OF tortlncauons. The position is
taken that the armament Of fOrtihcatiOns costs
Rs much Hs the forts themselves hence the
necessity OF adequate appropriations for that
purpose, for without armament the forts are
useless. An appropriation Of $4,000 is asked
for cast Iron guns Tor experimental purposes.
The bureau recommends that a general pow
der depot be established distant from popula-
tiOn aud In the mountains.
The board Is making preparations 10 try
brcech- loading cannon, including the MONT gun, ,
a tcst Of which was ordered by Congress. EG-
pertmenta will also be made with the krupp
gun, winch was presented To this GOvcrnlpC Mt
by North Germany. Congress has made au ap
fuf use in the mountains with cav airy. A board
Is engaged In trying them with reference 70
CoHHt defence.
The b; reau wants n general arsenal on the
Atlantic coast, ana proposes 10 dispense with
some uf the smaller Embellishments. II also
Whnta, In this connection, ground for expert
m"nts In gunnery. as In England and other parts
Of Europe. We now have only Fortress Monroe
Tor that purpose, wllch IN some rc~pc't- IS m
accessible and too far distant from the North
and Mesl
The sun., 1873-10-23
1HE BR0OKLrN BAP1I>Ih.
A Kc-oiuiion TO ENpcl the Rev. J. iiyntt
smith tor Practising aud Preaching Open
tonmunion-OihcrR Rebcllions Churchr-.

Nmi u Tor ffncti~ihG uhu Opfn
Communion-OtherR Rebcllions Churchr-.
In the Long Island Baptist Association
yesterday Mr. Muir moved 10 appoint commit
tee to investigate the charges against the Rev.
]. Hyatt Smith OF advocating anu pract sing
open communion IN direct opposition to the
doctrines Of the denomination.
Insanity Mr.. Smith sprang 10 his feet and
moved that all the churches Of tho assotiItiun
be Investigated for the same offence. This vas
voted down.
A warm debate followed Mr.. Smith denied
the right Of the association TO investigate. tie
thought that there were many ministers before
him who would do ~ he had done. II not, let
them arise. a number sprang Ia their feet.
The kcv. DR.. Shilcs moved that the Ice avenue
Baptist Church bc expelled from tho Hss0cit-
uon. This motion wa subsequently withdrawn,
and the original resolution 10 invest -ato Mr..
smith con luct WAS adopted. A. the vote WIS
announced the Rev. j. Hyatt Smith spoke from
the platform where he wa seated " We deny
the authority Of the committee, ami defy their
power
A letter from the Rockville Centre Church
was read. after which the Rev. 1. q. pcnteco-t
late pastor, began to defend himself from the
charge which was made OF having attempted 10
transfer that church 20 open communion. Sir,
PCnteCost claimed that he ia still baptist. is
he h - not yet bcen elected from the denOmi-
nation, and viii not be. He said the prlnCi rle
Of church Independence had been violated ia
his case, aud AT Rockville Centre the vi lutiuh
occurred through the influence Of outside par
ties.
The sun., 1873-10-23
Jefferson Discarded.

For generation or more bronze statue
Of THOMAS JrFrERsoN occupied conspicu-
Gus position on the sward OF the northern
or main entrance to the White House. It
was fitting that this memorial OF the author
OF the Declaration Of Independence should
stand on that particular spot to greet all
who passed i'm to the off tial residence of
the Chief Magistrate of the rcpLblic, and
TO typity the great ideas upon which II was
founded.
That statue became associn,cd with the
place. and seemed To be invested with the
character Of its presiding genus III the
popular regard. Every body knew it, and
recalled in the familiar outlines something
OF the better dnys whose memory Is still
cherished.
The presence of JEFFERSON in his simple
attire, the recollectious OF his greatness,
and more especially the principles with
which his life was identified, were con-
staut rebuke 10 the loose notions shoddy-
ism, aud coarsencss that now prevail at the
White House.
Gen. GRANT wanted no historical per-
sonagc 10 confront him in mute bronze
who illustrated the simplicity and purity
OF republican institutions, and whose plain
rule of civil service was: ." Is he honest, Is
he capable, i he faithful 10 the Constitu-
tiony"
SO Gen. BNBCoCK, who, besides being
Secretary 10 the President. as he subscribes
himself unlawfully, is the engineer In
charge of the public buildings and grounds,
aud official mcasurer of Boss SuEiIERD's
a., q,
to the rear premises ont of sight, and To
substitute "A Ring fountain in its place,
without regard 70 expense.
The incident may appear trininG, but It
is consistent with the reign of vulgar
pomp, extrnvngant display, and reckless
expenditure which il visible to every eye
at the capital, and was inaugurated with
the incoming OF Gen. GRANT. And now
to make everything logical, wAsHiSGroN
should be relogatcd 90 the garret OF the
White House to make way for an imperial
| portrait vi LoUIs NAPOLEON.
The sun., 1873-10-23
A Day OF Reckoning Tor the Tainted
Senators,

A. last il wouli seem that u day Of reck
ouinr j. upI r"aching for some OF the cor
rupt men who have 50 long dlsgrnccd the
Senate Of this state. when TWEED and
the old Tummlny Ring were overthrown,
the people OF the state looked for moro
honest legislation. But they have been
sadly disappointed. Tho overthrow Of
TWEED only resulted in setting up in
his place the very men whom he had
used in carrying out his schemes for
plunderiug the city and the state. With
WILLIAM B. WOopfN for the new Boss IN
the Senate, surrounded by such congenial
spirits a. JAMES WOOD, NoURIs WESTON,
ISAAC V. BAKER, Jr., GIoRGE BowEN,
LORAS J.. LEWIS, and others OF that ilk,
what chance was there for Improvement
But the honest constituents OF these men
have AT Inst got thmr eyes open. In the
Twenty y-Gith Dis tiict, whore WOoDIN has
succeeded Ly the liberal use Of money in
GrttinE renonhation, q convention com
posed OF prominent Independent and anti
WooDIN Republicans assembled nj Weeds
port last week, and after dcnouncug and
pepudiGtng WoouIN, nominated DE WITT
e, PARsUALL of Lyons for Senator. The
NNNprNHrEG Of Wayne, raid tnat the
movement WIS an uprising OF the people,
whose rights had been trur'plcd upon by
the urial ious and dishonest practices of
then senator. ne declared that the record
Of thc Republican party vns ,iuutchri 10y
the Woopr"s, jim WOODS and their like.
~h" had got control of tho party mnohnc-
~ 1tc nomination OF WCupIN hc said was
on unit to be madc. ana IT was tilae TO
put him under the poiitcti SOD. Mr. VAN
DENuuRG, however, forgot TO rcrci 20
WOuDIN's subscI vlVuCy last winter TO the
dictntiuu of Bos, MURPHY, Docuy BLis~
md Little DAvlVPoRr IN tho matter of
cookiug up n charter for this city. and
Tor which services he was rewarded Iy
naming the mon 10 mn several places OF
proht here We ARE informed that NJ
Wo"WN ha, said that II he is not ol'ctod
senator from the TwClty-nftR District
liIls lhu no other Republican shall be
wh"h means, Of course, that If he secs n,
II Hk'lS |" lee beaten, he will throw his In,
hu'h'r M favor of the Democratic nou,
m""' Wen, no matter who shan be cl.,tod
b" he Republican or Democrat 50 lono M
Is not WILLIAM h. WouDIN, Il mu,i u.
MI Improvement.
In the Washington and Rensselaer, ,,;s
tri't ISAAC V. BAKER, Jr., has nlso s,,c
oeeded, by the Use of money rs Ia charged
m Getting denomination. During hj
The sun., 1873-10-23

Tho election Of RIEL to the Dominion
Parliament In place Of Sir GEoRGE CARTIER, de-
ceased, Is likely to Intensity tho excitement
over LEPINL's arrest. In the Winnlpog rebo-
Hon Of 1870, ltIEL President of the Pro-
vlsionil Government and LEPGNE was his At
torney General. man named THOMAS SCoTr
was hanged by tho order OF RfEL for poCiol i
offence. Tho agreement under which the n-
sureents surrendered IN the Canadian GOvon-
ment was supposed 10 o0ndone this and all other
acts dono durog tho existence Of the Provs-
iohil Government OF AssinibOn. Lately a nov
party has obtained control In Manitoba, the
leaders OF which seem determined to crush the
The sun., 1873-10-23
Why Deacon Richard Smith Of Cincinnati
did not Auend the Evangelical A Iliuuer.

Correspondence OF The sun,
IEAvTNwORTH, Kansas, Oct. 10. 1873 have
seen IN recent number Of TnE Sun an inquiry why
Deacon Smith Of the Cincinnati Gdscae not present
at the sessions of the Evangelical Alliance IN yuur city,
In order that this truly good might have coutrjhn
ed his valuable influence IN rcoement,ug tht GlicrcLt
denominations.
Alow TO tell you the reascn why hc was not thcro.
c prctent In tins city ait, nding the annual fair of
the Lcaycnworth County Agricultural Sucitty. For
tour wears the fairs OF this sOu,oS had brc faIrs va
HtCouut OF ram Hnd bad weather. For this reason,
supputr the Deacon was iuNteA here tu by the ,ttr
ritc uf ths truly Yuud tine elements might be
moved ful TO sIile tavOrab.Y upOn Liu tulct.
prise Ct thr LcAy,nwOr county TAR directors.
besdes, the Deacon was the main attraction on the
fdlr grounds, and h,yond doubt added thousands II
visitor to the Crowds Who came Ia have at least
Ia thor hNcs IN opportunity 10 look upon this Uuly
good man. When they hooked at him meh stood with
tetpcCi, and mothers pointed hin out as An example
10 lhtlr children the worst urchln7 qu their meChI ef
~ his presence, md even the dumb brucs looked at
him with mlld awe. Yours truly,
HIfnacli