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The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-10
Grocery and Bar Room,
CULVER BROTHERS
-CELEBRATED-
FARMER COOK STOVE,
KINsToN, n. G. Nav % 1874

KINsToN, N. c., May 20, 1874.
Aessrs Cmlver Brothers We cheerfunv
grant You permission to use our names as
you see proper in commentator of your
Farmer Cooking Stove" for we regard it
as being altogether the best cooking stove
In use, and is all that is desirable in a stove
Tor 1t Is simple in construction, has no dam
pers or hues to burn out, and bakes quick
and beautifully. We bespeak for you
liberal patronage from our neighbors and
iriends' believing, as we do, that none who
purchase one OF these stoves will ever regret
it, but will consider it rare prize Your
enterprise merits success and we hone Won
The enquirer southerner., 1874-07-10
Misses Nash & Miss kOllOck
Select Boarding and Day
School,

HIIIS SUOIO N. ~
THE Misses Nash and Miss Kollock will
Il resume the exercises of their school on
Friday, gath July, and continue them twenty
weeks. Circulars forwarded on application
July 5, 1874. Ct
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THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1874

Charmer, Evansville; Esperanza, st. Louis;
kilgour, New Orleans. The Thompson Dean
hesov for repairs to her machinery.
LOUISVILLE, March 4.-The river IS fall
Ing, with IL feet inches in the canal and
feet inches in Indiana chute at pm. Ar
rived: MinDeola, Cincinnati; Ben Franklin.
Memphis. Departed: MiDneola, Memphis
franklin; Cincinnati; Mary Houston, New
Orleans. Weather cloudy and quite cool.
EVANSVILLE, March 4.-Weather cloudy
and cooler, after heavy rain and violent
wind last night. Mercury 80 TO 4S9. The river
has fallen 2 feet. Port List; Down: Mary
Savage, am; Comet, II am; Arkansas
Belle 4: 80 p m; Red Clond, 5 PM; Grey Eagle,
. pm. Up: Fayette, Fails Pilot and George
Roberts, am. Business active.
CAIRO, March 4.-Noon-The weather is
cloudy and warm. Mercury, 46e. Arrived: !:
Glencoe, New Orleans, PM Departed: Belle
Memphis, st. Louis, 1 p m; Bodmann, New Or
leans, pm. Glencoe, st. Louis; City of Alton,
st. Louis; Belle Lee, Memphis. Departed: I:
James Howard, st. Louis. The river is ris-
ing..-----..N .Ntght--Arrived: City 0f Chester, st.
Louis, pm /; Belle Memphis, 10 pm; City OF
Chester, Memphis, midnight. The weather is
clear and cool.
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the rigors of new penal laws" His
lordship said that, alas, they had lived
to see the day when penal laws with
respect to religion had been revived in
another country in Europe. He held
that the provinces Of church and state
were totally distinct. All the subjects
of the German emperor were bound to
obey the laws; but, on the other hand,
the church made spiritual laws for the
spiritual welfare of her children, and all
her members were bound by these laws.
[Cheers.] But supposing the state took
upon itself to enact church laws affect
ing the conscience of the members of
the church, these laws they were not
bound to obey. Cheers. The political
tendency of the present day was to get
rid of religion altogether; but the Catho-
lie church was the only bulwark
against the tide of iRfidelity which was
fast sweeping over the world. Loud
cheers.
Colonel Vaughan seconded the reso-
luton. t- ~
The resolution was put and carried
amid loud cheers.
Lord Howard, of Glossop, moved the
next resolution as follows: ''ThRt the
new ecclesiastical laws in Germany
make it impossible for the church to ex-
ercise with freedom her spiritual func-
tions, and are contrary to the rights of
conscience" His lordship remarked
that the Catholics of England owed a
deep debt of gratitude to the British
public for the way in which this ques-
ton of their persecuted co-religionists
in Germany had been taken up by
them. [Cheers.l
Mr ca0nnIoI fba racolfrfinr
which was carried amid cheers.
The Earl Of Denbigh next moved the
following resolution: "That the sup
preston and expulsion of religious COM
munities against whom no evidence of
crime or disloyalty has been adduced,
is a tyrannical abuse of power by the
German legislature and government
The Master of Harries seconded the
resolution, which was carried by accla-
nation.
The Master of Lovat then proposed
the last resolution: "That the chair
man be requested to communicate to the.
Archbishop of Cologne and to the arch
bishops of Greusen and Posen, the fore
going. resolutions
This resolution was carried amid loud
cheers, and then, the usual compliment
having been paid to the chairman, the
meeting separated, cheering loudly for
the pope.
At the meeting in Warwick-street Ro-
man Catholic church, letter from the
Archbishop of PoZen, conveying his
heartfelt thanks for the kind sympathy
of English Catholics for those of the
church who are prosecuted, was read by
the chairman, and received with much
enthusiasm,
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
SIGNAL SERVICE UNITED STATES ARMY,
MEMPHIS. Tenn March 4 IS74
s.. N RHOnE- 0hsarvo

y " At4IOLIll ODStTNeT,
GBY TELEGRAPH.l
PITTsBURG, March 1.-The river is feet 7
inches, and rising some. Arrived: Mollie
Ebert, Cincinnati.
VICKsBURG, March 4.-rhe river is rising
Weather cloudy and warm. Port list: Up:
Katie, Babbsge and barges. Down: g. G.
Yeagef.
LITTLE Rock, March 4.--Weather clear and
pleasant. River rising; II feet Inches bv the
gauge. Arrived: Halle, above. Departed:
Ularksville, Memphis.
Sr. LOUIS, March 4.-We Gather clear and
pleasant River stationary. Arrived Crescenf
City, New Orleans; Joe Kinney, Vicksburg:
Commonwealth, New Orleans.
NASHVILLE, March 4.-The river Ia
on a stand, with II feet inches on Harpetb
shoals Weather cloudy and pleasant. Ar
rived B. II. Cooke, from upper Cumberland.
Departed: Burkesvili, for Paducab.
cINcISEATI, March z.-RiyeT q feet II
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MARRIED.

CANADA-BREWSTER- AT the residence Of
The brides grandfather, Mr.. NeviIl, on the 4th
Inst, by Rev. T. P. Manning, Mr.. W. W.
CANADA and Miss sALLIE T. BREWSTER, both
OF Shelby county, Tenn.
CHAPSKY-WILLIAM this city, on
the 4th inst,. by Rev. g. B. .-surratt, Mr.. n. s.
CHAPsKY and Mrs. SARAH n. WILLIAMs.
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The Balletjn De LdGuerra, a paper
published by the Cuban force at Cam
arguy, says: "The revolution continues
its unalterable march of progress, as a
hundred fields of battles have demon
strated our ability to cope with the
tyrant in spite of his multitude of re-
sources and natural advantages. The
hand of misfortune has struct from our
reach much assistance that we ought to
have received and expected, but the
arm of right and justice has Hrested
from the usurper the elements necessary
to defeat and confound him."
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A Madrid disnateh saws that 4

A Madrid dispatch says that the re-
ported successes of the Carlisis has
aroused the national spirit of the Span
ish people, who are now coming to the
aid of the government in its efforts to
crush the insurrection. Contributions
of money and clothing are pouring in,
and all the theaters in the city OF Mad
rid have given performances in aid of
the cause. kilograms have been received
from the provincial authorities Offering
moral and material support. Latest
advices from Bilboa report that the
CsTlists keep Up their bombaTdmellt, and
about two hundred shells are thrown in-
te the city daily.
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A Nashville dispatch, Monday, says
that Andrew j. Fuller, the young man
who committed suicide in that city last
Friday evening, was not behind in his
accounts, as stated in the press dispatch
to that effect. 1t did him and relatives
a great injustice, and was sent in the
absence of the regular reporter.
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TEE
OF THE BAR
are Informed that very valuable work
styled
ssThe Lawyers Private Docket -

is being published for subscribers only. Tba
author, Colonel q. Spencer Mayo, an attorney
81 law OF Vida1a, Louisiana, has devised and
submitted this book for the exclusive nse Of
the profession. A specimen copy may be
seen at The on1ce OF Boyle q Chapman, n
Main street, Memphis. All persons exannin
ing this copy are requested 20 read carefully
The "e3plaoator2" paEss as from it, thsy viii
At ones, learn the OBJECT aad sepRFehsne She
plaE as tbs aHtheFt Ffiae fif
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A Washington telegram says that
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines has entered
e1it against Caleb Cushing, claiming
tvgo hundred thousand dollars for libel,
9in This, that ia one of the recent bills
fled by Gushing, be charges her with
making wantop and gfessiy malicious
aecassfion Of himself"
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DIED.

GRAY-At Lagrange, Tenn, Wednesday, at
"a O'Clock pm, Mrs. JANE B. GRAY, wife OF
Rev. J. H. Gray, DID.
The friends and acquaintances are invited
to attend her funeral, from the n. and C. R.
r. Depot, on FRIDAY, at II O'Clock m, to
EluwoOd Cemetarv
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MEMPHIS THEATER.

DY order of the First ChaDcery Court, in the
D case No. Z7S6, R. D., estate of James Wick
ersham, proposals Will be received by me as
Receiver, from now until the lst OF April,
1874, for the LEASE OF THE MEMPHIS
FHEATER BUILDING AND PROPERTIES,
for the year to commence on and after the
LIST July, 1874, the date of the expiration Of the
present lease. Said property is situate on
Jefferson street, and is now conducted under
the successful management of Colonel Q. A..
Leffingwel, the present lessee.
TERMS-NOtes with security, payable
monthly. The property TO be taken by tenant
in its condition on lst July, with all expenses
on the same during the lease TO be borne by
tenant. On LIST April the Court viii consider
such proposal as may be received, and act
thereon.
mh3 E. L. BELCHER, Receiver.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

THE stated communication OF Leila o
i Scott Lodge, No. 2S9, will be held this w
(THURSDAY) evening, March 5th, AVN
o'clock, for dispatch Of business,
Ali NJ. II. IS are fraternally invited.
By order. VIM. FRANK, W.M.
A 8. MYERS gecrafarv mb5
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Templars' Guards.

TTNHE Templars Guards will meet at No. 3a5
i shelby street, en- FRIDAY tomorrow
night, March 9Th, for drill.
By order of Jackson P. CREWS, Capt.
SANDY TAYLOR, o. s. les
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IN CONCLUSION.

The foundation-walls and first story
approach completion. The ceremony of
laying the cornerstone will be per-
formed in April. The faculties are get
ting ready. 1t is proposed to open some
departments in January, 1875. l. shall
be glad to meet the friends of Wander
biIt university at the Office of the West
erga Methodist, or anywhere else.
r. A. YOUNG,
Secretary Vanderbilt University.
Nashville. March q 1874.
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From the Western Methodist, of this
week, we copy the following letter from
Reverend DR.. Young, to which we direct
the particular, earnest attention of our
Mefhodist readers.
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"Will the interest on these notes eve
be paid?" The semi-annual interest ol
the first notes is already coming in, ant
passing into the hands of the treasurer
Some send drafts-some send postal-or
ders-others call at the office and pa.
cash.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-06-13

Special attention paid to the insertion OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH also to the correction
of IRREGULARITIES IN CHILDREN
TEETH, and DENTISTRY in all its branches.
All work to be made Of best material and
guaranteed.
gs@- Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
DR.. j. VIM. WELSH
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r E. A D! READ! RE ID!
Great Discovery!
BRADLEYs gATENT ENAMEL gANT,

ALWAYS
MD,Se 24h 1872.
Sr:The
which purchased satisfaction much hat all ngb
The Painter
Enamel therefore
public
BALTIMORE to,yr
X W. Iombar aimore SrY
rnquirya a
far truy,
BATiMon
P ,Agcaor
thing
r. spct
ALrimoRg,D ecembe
DcarSt 0 Bradley
have
on % II Hot
pleased
will at
to smostre respectfully, ISAAC ALBERT56rj
n Baltimore
BA rmoRE,s
c.
purchased outside dwelling
durability and beauty THoS IRVING
CHAMBEn Dec
il
found the
Jan. JACOB STOUFFER SON
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n
The residents of Towsontown, Wavery and the old
York road know well that there nothing than
DEATH AND TAXES, yet the former, by skillful treat
ment, may be indefinitely postponed, and the latter
greatly reduced by resortng to the 1.-THE DIAMOND
DRUG ST0RE,o No. GreenmOunt Avenue, (Old
York Road,) third door above Monument st., where
cry article kept in first class drug stores be pur
chased of the utmost purity at very low rates PLY
SICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS and private family reci-
pes promptly faithfully and accurately prepared The
proprietor is licensed Chemist and Pharmacist,
and with forty years. experience practicing physi
clan may reasonably hope for patronage from all who
need either medicines or advice The latter will be
kindly given from this date WITHOUT charge All the
popular proprietary medicines in USE any prescrp
ton or family recipe will be filled when accompanied
with the CASH, and sent by express without charge
and my risk. full assortment of Toilet Articles,
as Soaps, Hair Dressings, Coognes Hair, Teeth and
Clothes Brushes, &C., sc.
sole proprietor of the Indian Pejua, for tooth
ACHE and the only really reliable article for cure of this
distressing malady. DIR. j. ii. WILCOX.
RS-N. B.-City Cars pass the door every half hour.
Big signs each side of the door, Aug. 3O.-1y.
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Dry Goods, Clothing, dc.
Noah Walker Geo.
THE CELEBRATED
CLOTHIERS
OF BALTIMORE,

OF BALTIMORE,
Announce the introduction of plan of order
ing CLOTHING AND UNDERWARE,
By LETTER.,
To which they call your special attention.
They will send, on application, their
improved and accurate
RULES FOR LF-MEASUREMENT
And full line of samples from their immense
stock of Cloths Cassimeres, Coating, Shirtings,
&C., thus enabling parties in any part of the
country to order their Clothing and Shirts di-
rect from them, with the certainty of receiving
garments of the very --latest Style and most Per-
feet Fit attGinGble.
My-Goods ordered will be sent by Express
to any part of the country.
AS is we'll known throughout the Southern
States they have for FORTY-TKREE YEARS
EXCELLED in all departments of their bust
ness, which is substantial guarantee as to the
character of the goods they will send out
ALARGE WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Always on hand, together with full line Of
FURNISHING GOODS, including all the latest
Novelties in Design, and at popular prices.
When goods are sent per express G. o. D.,
there will be no collection charge on amounts
of $40 and over.
Rules for self measurements samples of goods
and price list sent free on application.
The attention of the trade is invited to our
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT., which is al
ways kept up to the higest standard.
NOAH WALKER s. CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealersin
Mems and Boys Clothing and Furnish
ing Goods,
Either Ready Made or Made to Order,
Nos. 1875 and 1877 Baltimore Street
BALTIMORE, ND.
Jan. 10, '74.-1y.
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OoRsUCH's DAILY EXPRESS,

BETWEEN BALTIC. & ToWsoNTowN,
Starts from Green Bros Store, Sc w. BALTIC.
St., near Holiday St., daily. All orders left
there will be promptly attended to- The start
ing points at Towsontown are Willis and Van
horns Stores. Will call for baggage, &C., when
orders are left at either of the above places
April Ally. JOS. 60REUoH, Proprietor.
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sE LEAD, LINsEED AND ZINC, AND ALWAYS
READY FOR USE!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-09
TherapeutcaI Value Of Cabbage
Leaves.

The Rsgae did 7R1spsuaq4, emu.
merates some or Do uses IN which cab!
bage.leayel have proved Of special value
ia disesse. Among the useS this speci-
fed, prominence Is given to the property
this Leaf possesses Of exciting and aug
menting suppuraton Of the secretion Of
ulcers, ulcerationS, yessicles, and pustuleS
IL has the same action on the integuments
affected by Inflammation from efysipelaS
or boilS, and removes tissues In Q morbid
condition. The augmentation OF sup
puEation Is constantly followed by On
amelioration and often by q cure-it Il the
condition necessary 10 the result, and the
property Of the leaf which determines
this result is an indirectly curative
property. But this property, according
10 the Revue, does not consist In any prin.
ciple which the leaf Yields for absorption
but rather In an affinity which the leaI
has for the yitAted secretIons., The leaI
exercises this affinity on open ulcers, OF
on ulcers covered by q thick or thin scab
Or crust, and also on the thickened -rind-
Ike membranes. The cure Of an ulcer
BY these leaves, however wild .spread and
long.standing It may be-, Is without
danger, and relapse Is very rare. - g. :. T.
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Tm factthat money q plenty Ia oil o.
theleadlng monetary centsrB o. the cotn'
try, and the probability Inst Il viii con
tlnue 90, Is having IL eject upon pricei
not Of securities only, bntIoot general
merchandise. BteadglulIs and provisions
have already. ADVANCED largely, and are
still on ths Upward scale. suglt haS
started upward, iron has partly recover
ed from the decline Of the panic, cotton
comes IN for q speculative demand, but
the large receipts check the upward turn
all OF this is to be expected as the natur.
al result Of the reduction in the volume
Of credits outstanding since the beginning
Of the panic, which lessons the demand
for money, while the initiation Of the
greenback currency works in the same
direction. In London money has declin.
cd to 81 per cent in the open market, and
1t Is announced this morning that the
Bank. Of England has further reduced It's
rate of discount to 4 per cent, With low
rates for money in England and in this
country there Is scarcely q doubt that
higher prices will prevail on nearly all
classes ofmerchandise as well as on oil
good securities. -a 3d. .4.l .--l. o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-09

OK Monday, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company reduced the iare from
Baltimore to Cincinnati to $s; to Indian.
apolis, $94O; to Columbus, Newark and
GAINESVILLE, g.; TO St. Louis, SIS; &c
Louisville, &1s, and to other points in
proportion, The Pennsylvania road viii
at once make similar reductions, and in
fact had already done SO. by the order
issued 70 It's agents to sell tickets to al
points at the same rate as the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. 900, ---- ~
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WaShinlgton County, Pa. News


There were n deaths in the town o
Washington during 1873. The total mum
Der since 1850 Is 1896. 81
The AdOdnce says the thermometel
stood at74 degrees last Sunday. -
The same paper asks why the Wash,
ington people cannot have the public Ii.
brarY open on Sunday. ...l rr-.e
United States Marshal John Hall, wa!
presented with a gold headed cane, a few
days ago, by his friends in Pittsburgh.
A four foot vein Of coal Of good quality
has been found on the farm Of Jsmei
Taggart Canton township.
The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
have affirmed the sentence passed upol
Henry Briceland for murder, and he will
therefore be hung.
The usual annual Masonic festival tool
place at Independence on Christmas day
After supper two valuable pieces Of jewel
ry were voted to Mrs. 7. q. Long and MiE
Sallie Scott as the most popular ladies
Joseph Lawson received q cane as tn
most popular man, and Abram Liggett
barlow knife as the homelicst man.
A new mall route has been petitlonei
Tor extending from Waynesburg 10 Bealls
vile, by the way Of Lippincott and zol.
larsVille. ....- 81 mol ........ .-.
Edward Eggleston will deliver the mex
lecture Of the Canonsburg course on Tues
day evening, January 18th. Subject
"Western Sketches and Dialect Read
ings"
A lecture will be delivered at Olays.
vile, Tuesday evening, January 20, 1874
by Rev!L l. McIllyer, Of Sharpsburg, Pa.
on "0dd Fellowship, It's Origin, 0bject
and Opposition"
On last Saturday evening, Captain
Paisley, conductor on the CHARTERS rail
road, was presented by Judge McKennan
on behalf of the passengers, a purse o.
fity dollars. This token OF respect was
conferred upon Mr.. Paisley for his ser.
vices rendered during the engineers
strike, which lasted for about a week,
during which time conductor Paisley
acted as engineer, and his train made IL
regular trips.
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J.M. M1LLRR, Auctlunc'efi.. - = q q
TRUsTEE's = SAFE,


By virtue Of Deed OF Trust made. by Charles
PhhenbAch, and HAnnA PfAfenbaeh, his wife,
% the undeIHigne Trustee, dAted tho 1Bt day Of
February, In the year 1873, and OF record In the
ONCE Of the CLERK Of he County Court 81 Ohio
county, West Virginia, IL the Book Of Deeds Of
Trust and Hortgages Number B, on pages Isl,
2e3 and aS, viii ofer for sale 90 publ icaueti0n,
q the 'front.' door Of the Court House Of Ohio
County West Virginia, on ~ q 1lhil EVuUli
HOADAY,th 18th daY Of Jnnusty, 1874, q
so sSy, the north hait q III IsamSef one hun.
dEed and Afty,nine ESQ, aitnated on mo west
side Of Chapllne street, between TWenty,second
street QAt0 Third street, and 1Wonty. third street
Cato Second Htreetl, in tho Oily OF Wheeling, In
Ohio county and stite Of West Virginia, In that
part OF said city called Centre Wheollng. 00r8 K
Terms Of Sale: Ono ThouBand Dollars cash, or
such greater sum In cash a. tho purchaser may
elect Ono Thouland DollArs payable On the lat
day OF April, 1874, with interest nom tho day Of
sale, and the residue Of the purchase money In
two equal instAlmOnts, payable respectively In
six and twelve months from the day Or sale, With
interest thereon from tho day Of sale. The de-
i insstAlasats 10 be secured enthusiastically
iii 9 i ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee, Dc,
,.-i..,-- ..... No. i2l2 ChApline etrset,
j. O. HKRyIY, AuetioneeF. - ri " s@N
Wheeling, W. Va, Dec. II, 1873. deell 4
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1873 and 1874.
3 LEssoN or TnE rAgr YEAR.

"a LHsSoN W Inn FAST Ah sAh laH-
Dear old '73 taught US that Il Is moi
sale 10 become bondsmep for any man .
that Solomon was as cleor-heo1ad a,
'na' oolon lt9 was ~ ~ Sitesal7npeaaeu as
ever when 'I he remarked that "He that
mAketh naste 70 pc rlch Snail mol l6elin'
Get ,bo @UaeS no, sn GO , a.
that there Is mo- knowing Whst NAV han.
pen; that the world goes on Just as we'll
II celebrated men do die; that we can't
cn a.l tne WoFiu, OTt lts zen 70 one the
T;i,u 1u Tn PSo 10 Suss IL DeecuSl, y
a.asis ;,S 9s,,s nv o. Iitl Play csls
U,so YIN AZ sM n ~ M, uE nhau can
Ptel.SaSe no ny ny So.pp!nauon, OF on
MMVsS na ! ~ WI VI Una! Snurcnes'ate
Pnsups, msVs 5sL. " ogns on nat
;n ns - s ss,s ~ uS pau ~ l
lnui ,9 sSnegssi3n- oil cigars mat J!
Wena H our Itss 10 70 nveoVer sgaln, ana
Me5e pVin WIN !ne sanie cnaIaStets ana
ny Ise sas saMs oppvLL.uWMu ny w sh9pia 90
Sne satnT = sinssi Snas " asnlngsons Dooy
selyAnt = q Pe sstl ni. VINO ales every
yeat - goSsoli my ItlAe AgAln as news'
Papes SAigenCLss mSyS require and that
!oulnIisiC seuteI i,tse mas ,oeen Drought
%suSn pet.ecs slNlL tlat the MODERN edltor
s s, Ieaoy 10 sAelllcei nus own rela-
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