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Reliable Testimony.

It canno; be reasonably supposed that when
person testifies to the efficacy of remedy
whose benefits he has experienced, without
solicitation, that he does so for the purpose Of
misleading the public, or from any other mo-
tive than that of gratitude. 1t is still more
unreasonable TO suppose that eminent physl-
ciaDs would corrobora!e the evidence thus
given unless they were persuaded 0fltS truth.
The proprictorS of IloStetter's Stomach Bit
terS arc constantly in the receipt Of voluntary
testimonials acknowledging the curative and
preventive potency of this beneticent tonic
and corrective ,rmanating not only from those
who have felt its influence, but also from well
known members Of the medical profession,
both here and abroad, who have witnessed
lis effects, and prescribed it in their private
practice. In the face of such evidence as this,
to which the widest publicity has repeatedly
been given, j. would be absurd to question
the medicin al virtues Of the Bitters. Sker:l-
cSm upon this point was long ago dlsarmed,
and they are to-day as much respected and
far more widely known than many of the
cficinal remedies which figure conspicuously
in tho pharmacopGia. They are universally
recognized to be the supreme remedy fer in
tcrmi;tent and renittent fevers, dyspepsia,
liver complaints, general debility, disorders
of the bowels and nervousness, es we'll rs a
means of fortifying the system against mala-
rious influences, and those which operate in
juriously upon the sensitive organs. Whether
used as a remedy for actual disease, is a
means of building up the broken down
physique, or of Fastening convalesccnce, they
are never rcsortcd TO in vain, and they often
restore complete health when prescribed
remedies cannot even initiate its recovery.
Ian 8 Lin.
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IMPORTANT TO FIRHERS.
ONLY FORTY DOLLARS 4 TON !
GuanaIlani GuallO,

An Important natural Gaaao-a genuine
Animal Deposit. : Cargo OF 800 tons now
90 the way TO this por:. This GaAEo gave
great satisfaction IL Virginia and North
Carolina the past season. Circular and
certificates sent OF application.
Prot. Wilson, Of Baltimore, Nd says Of
this Guano: BY critical examination OF
the analysis Of the ".rio"s cargces YOU have
imported, 4 striking feature is the great
regularity in the per ceu;age Of the impor-
.ant constituents essential Tor the produc.
ion c! al. crops
Prot. T. :. Gcnth, Of Philadelphia, Pa,
SAYS: Tile Guano is crjently 0: animal
origin, aud ;Hc .mi:.Ute bones which we're
discovered in :hc SINE indrat" that it is
the result Il the decay OF bafS, mice, &c.
The quan;,. 0: organic matter which is
still present j. about y per cent, and this
Yields about =: pc" cent. oi aimMoH!... 4
portion CE the I.;':0gcn IS present IS nitric
acid, of which about :: pcr cent. were found.
All The nitrogen present would be cqniva-
len. 10 abon' :! per cent. Of ammonia.
The pho<phoric acid i" tic Guano averaged
.,6Uu; ~ per CENT, cT!al - -; Pc: cent.
Of Bone Phosphate i considerable guam
,i:v Of the pho>pho,iu acid, however, is
prcscn; - >o-caliyl Hcu:r.:: Phosphate Of
Line, which, being slightly soluble in VA
ter, renders ;hc tiuano Is quick in is ac-
lion as corresponding qnaI,tity Of Super.
a%0$phatcs wc sid 10. The sna!l percent
age Of potash which was found il analysis
Odds 10 is value. From ai! the expert
A = 2
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rRR gRWBRRRT RRRQaQ.

AGRICULTURAL LIENs.-If you have not
already ordered yonr Agricultural Liens TO
secure advances, do so at once. Walker,
Evans and Cogswell, Charleston, S. c.. keep
or hand four different kinds, and if neither OF
these meet your views. they are prepared TO
print, a; the lowest prices, any Spccia. form
10 order. If The Planter or Farmer has not
yet bought the Rural Accountant, book for
sim pie farm accounts, let him do so at once.
They also have New Agricultural Lease
which gives The Landlord lien on crop of
tenant. This is very valuable. 2-tf.
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MoSEY SAVED. MONEY MADE.-It is

MONEY SAVED, MONEY MADE.-It is no
longer necessary 10 pay two and three profits.
McSSrS Furcigntt, Bene iict < Co., beg 10
draw attention. 10 their immense closing out
sale Of $500 900 worth Of Dry Goods, Carpets,
Furs, etc, which takes place annually be-
tween January 1>t, and Fcbruary 18th, prior
to purchasing their Spring Stock, AT PTS
King Street, Charleston, S. C, 81 White
hall Street. Atlanta, Ga, and Bay Street,
Jacksonville, Fla Samples sent on appica
ton. Remit PER Express or Post Office Or
der, or goods will he sent c. 0. D. All re-
tai orders over $40 vii! be sent from the
Charleston Branch free OF charge. 2-tf.
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The CHRISTIAN NEGGHBoR.-Wepub-
lish the Prospectus this week of the
above named excellent paper, and in
vitc especial attention to it. The prin-
c;ples which it advocates should COM
mend it to the esteem of all Christian
people of every denomination, brt more
particularly does the Ncighdor make it
self worthy of the support of those ior
whom it labors so earnestly. The
Neighbor should have place in every
family circle, and we wish for it a much
more extended circulation than it has.
lis weekly visits to us always afford
refreshmcnt. Subscriptions received at
this office.
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To the Members Of the South
Carolina Conference.

Ministers Of the South Carolina Methodist
Conference are respectfully informed that
having made arrangements with the Pub
lis!,ing House al Nashville, Tenn, am en-
abIed to supply them Will! any Of the Books
or Publications Of that House on the same
per ccn,age that they have hitherto been
getting them.
All orders accompanied By the Cash,
ci,hv. through P. 0. Money Order Or by
Draft, will oe promptly filled.
In sending orders, write name and Post
Office lcgibly.
THOS. F. GRENEkER,
Proprietor HERALD Book Store.
Jan IS If
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Commercial.

NEwBERaY, JanuaIy 26.-Cotton market
continues nctire with good supply, and
closing al 13i cents.
Shipped during week, LOO bales.
COLUMBIA, January 25.-Sales Of cotton
81 bales-middling 13sa14s.
NLw YORK, January 25.-Cotton dull and
easier; sales ,007, at l51al53. Gold strong
l2ial2I.
CHARLESTON, January 25.-Cotton dull
and cas- aSier-middling l4s.
BALTIMORE, January 25.-Cotton quiet
and easier-middling Is.
AUGUST January 25.-Cotton easy
middling l4.a144.
LIVERPOOL, january 25.-Cotton dull and
7s; Orleans =.
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IgpEx 70 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

J C. Lcahy-Notice.
Jacob Singley-Notice.
Reidvile Male High School.
J.J. CarriDgton-Sheriff's Sale.
Christian Neighbor-Prospectus.
J. w. Reagin-Executor's Notice.
Herald Book Store-Stationery, sc:
W. NJ. Burrow-''The Lost Cause.
". P. Bell-Singer Sewing Machine.
Dr.. S. F. Fant-Druggist and Chemist:
T.F. Greneker-Prin.ing House and BOOK
Store.
C. D. Burton, VIM. Dorroh and Jno D.
Pi;ts-No;ice.
T. F. Harmon-Sced Oat7, Corn Bran,
Flour and Mackerel.
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= The Drug House Of DR.. S. +.
FAINT is one of the completcSt in the up
country, and every article kept is pure
and genuine. Prescriptions put up at
this store carefully, and at all hours Of
the night or day. For night prescrip-
tions call up stairs over the store. e
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

HoNoREp.-We are pleased to note
that MI. S. ?. Kinard, formerly OF this
place has been elected Irtendant c. the
town of Wslhalla. We congratulate
him on his elevation to Office, and trust
that the responsibilities of that position
will sit lightly upon him.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

CouRT.-IIis Honor, Judge Moses
terminated the session on Friday last,
The time was principally occupied with
State cases. the most of which We're
either mol. pros, or continued. In the
case Of the State against j. ?. Hardy,
Indictment, murder, u motion WAS
made to change venue, to be heard ut
Union on the 1Cth of February, and the
indictments against Richard p. Coleman
and Wm. Glenn rs accessories, and
against Wm. Glenn for assault and bat
tely, hin@ing upon the first, these cases
were continued. The State against
Arthur 4. Glover, murder, was also
continued. and against Henry Counts,
similar indictment, the verdict was not
guilty. In only one case, that Of Hump.
Mitchell, for assault and battery with
deadly weapons, was there found ver-
dict of guilty. the sentence being four
months in the penitentiary. The bal
ance of the cases, scverally for riot, Of
fetal misconduct, grand larccny,attempt
to kill, accessory to arson, &c, were
either mol. pros, or found not guilty.
And thus ends the January term.
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THE r. ". G. 1.-The Right Wor-
thy Grand Lodge, l. O. O. F., of South
Carolina, convened at this place on
Wednesday last, and adjourned on
Thursday, after IN interesting session.
The officers installed for the ensuing
year are:
&. ". Curtis, NJ W. G. NJ; W. j.
Lake, NJ. W. d. G. NJ; Robert James,
". W. G. Sec; John HeSeman, n. ".
G. Treas. Silas Johnstone, NJ. w. G.
Representative.
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Our ORPHANS HONE on tue corner
of Caldwell and Boundary Streets is in
successful operation. It's plan and OBJ
iects differ somewhat from other Or
phan's Homes, in that no one under %
years of age is admitted, but there is no
restriction as to age beyond that period,
a youth Of IS OF even 80 being rs cligi-
bic as one under. Then again to insure
perfect discipline, no greater number
than five are entitled to the privileges
and advantages of permanent shelter
under its roof, while any number will
be entitled to the transient amenities OF
the Home. We commend the Home to
the kindest consideration, and would
state that contributions Of krout or any
other good thing will be in order.
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ANOTHER One GoNE.-Our former
associate, Ira B. Jones, Esq, wisely and
happily deserted the ranks of bachelor
hood Oh Thursday night last, and We
wish him and his fair partner in matri-
mony much Joy. A concatenation of
circumstances prevented our witnessing
the knot tied, and of participating in the
pleasures of the occasion, which we are
told were all of the most pleasant char
acter. 1t was the biggest wedding
gathering known in years. So auspi-
ciously begun, may the future course of
the welded pair be as full Of happiness
as can possibly fall to the share Of hu-
man kind.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
n I,nac Z Io,hv Probate Jud "a

DT James c. Leahv, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Daniel II. WertS hath made
sui, TO me, to grant him Letters Of Admin
istration, of the Estate and effects OF Hiram
r. Wicker, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and acmon'SH
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, that they be and ap-
pear, before ME, in the Court of Prcbate'
r. he hold At Newbers srt House, 5. c.,
on the ID dav of ary next, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in the fore
noon, to shew cause, if any they nave, WI!
the said Administration should not DC
granted. Given under my Hand, TINS iGtn
day of January, Ammo Domini, 1878.
C. LEAHI, ). P. y. c.
Jan. 20, 3-2t.
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Notice to Orphans !

Notice is hereby given, !" conformity
with an order OF the Executive Committee
OF the G-cenwo ood Card Factory Company.
directing distribution Of the funds CT said
Company among the minor children OF SOL
,!crs WHO were killed or died during the
war, that claimants make immediate app!i-
cation 10
J. Z. TARRANT, Treasurer,
Jan. ~, ST. Greenwood, 5. c.
Eg@ Papers in the State willing to aid
the orphans. will please insert the above
notice free OF charge.
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s1cK.-Capt- Basil NJ. Blease is re-
ported as being quite sick, with paraly-
sis. at his brothers residence in Edge
field. We hope he will soon recover.
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.
SIC Cash, s53 Time, without Interest.

SIC Cash, s53 Time, without Interest.
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S CON-
POUND ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME
for Composing with Cotton Seed,
$50 Cash, S35 Time, without Iaterc est.
To accommodate Planters, they can Or
der now ard have until lst April to decide
whether they will take at time or cash price.
When delivered from Factory By carload
no drayage will be charged. This Guano
is now so we'll known in all the Southern
States for its remarkable effects as all agen
oy for increasing the products Of labor as
not TO require special recommendation from
US. It's use for nine years past has eStab-
lishcd its character for reliable excellence.
The supplies put into market this senson
are, as heretofore, prepared under the su-
perntcndcnce Of Dr. ST. JULIAN RAVE
NEIL, Chemis, Of the Company, a; Charles.
ton, s. G., hence Planters may rest assured
that its quality and composition is precisely
the same as that heretofore sold.
J. \. ROBSON,
Agent for South Carolina,
Charleston, 5. c.
JOHN 5. REESE l. CO., General Agents,
Baltimore. Nov q, 47-Sm.
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NOTARY PUBuc.-Ira B. Jones, Esq,
has been appointed u Notary Public for
Prosperity. This will prove an accepta-
bic appointment.
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N TowN-Quite 4 number Of gen.
tlemen from abroad were in town last
week. In attendance on the Grand
Lodge meeting were 4. G. Magrath,
! ir., Rob't james, Col. r. Duryea, Of
Charleston, and Thos. Stecn. of Green
vile; at Court, Gen. NJ. Gary, and his
brother. Major Gary, Of Edgefeld, and
Mr.. Shand, of Union; in the interest of
the Cotton Factory Of Greenyille, Col.
Hammett; and promiScuously, young
John Zimmerman, with a new set Of
whiskers, and many others. These
gentlemen we are satisfied had a good
time, for it is Il failing with Newber-
rians to treat their friends to the very
best and plenty Of 1t.
At the meeting Of the Grand Lodge,
i pleasing episode occurred on the
entrance of Col. Duryca, who was una
bic. on account Of size, to enter into L
regali,. 1t was proposed, therefore, to
have one made large enough to fit him
on his next visit. We have not learned
who has the contract. twill be q large
lob. In days of yore when he and we
used to catch mud fish with pin hooks
from the docks Of Charleston, Bob WAS
little shaver. What 4 change since
then
The Great DeCastro Troupe arc an
nounced to give series Of their refined
and pleasing entertainments at Tenn
perance Hall, commencing Thursday the
2Sth inst. Our exchanges from neigh
boring cities have lately been teeming
with praises of their performances. We
clip the following from the Augusta
ConstitutionUliA, of the 22d inst:
DECAsrRo LAST NIGIT.-DeCaStro,
the magician, ut Girardey's Opera
House last night, presented varied
programme for the entertainment of the
large audience who greeted him on his
first night this season in this city. Con-
sidcring the number of companies which
have lately visited Augusta, We must
say that DeCastro was fortunate in hay
ing so many present last night.
The entertainment was interesting
indeed and highly appreciated. While
the ''magic circle" was not lis large as
was desired, yet the feats performed
were remarkably fine. After Jcppe in
his character songs, Miss Fannie rcn-
Jured the staff Bell Solo, with fine
effect, imprcssing al with her success
in making beautiful music on the bells.
and equaling the Swiss Bell Ringers.
Miss Fannie combines beauty with abil-
ity to entertain. and the most pleasing
part of the programme was her appear
ancc in so many characters.
Prof. DcCaStro's scenes in ventrilo-
Quisnl were fine, rs WAS also the tlirta-
ion Duets Of Jeppe and Miss Fannie.
The audience WAS mystitied by the In
dian box mystery, but the most wonder
fill of Ill was the nrlal suspension, or
sleeping il the air, l1y Miss Fannie, un-
der the supervision Of Prof. DeCastro.
Appearing i'll i handsome light costume,
she WAS greatly admired and looked
beautiful as she reposcd in the air,
poised on the end of a small pole on her
elbow.
At the close Of the entertainment the
Professor distributed number Of pres
ents, useful and ornamental. to the for
tunate holders Of tickets with numbers
on them.
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BARGA1Ss.-From and after this date
we will dispose of our entire stock OF
Fall and Winter Dress Goods, at and
below cost. MCCALL q fOOl1'
Inn 90 3-tf
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INTERESTING MEErING.-On Friday
morning of this week, ut 10 o'clock, 4
most interesting meeting will be held
at the Associate Reformed Church.
The occasion being Il farewell mission
ary meeting. The missionary party,
of which Miss Galloway, native of
Ncwberry, but lately Of Due West, IS
one, will arrive here on Thursday by
the down train. The occasion will be
an interesting one, and addresses are
expected. and the pastor, Rev. F. P.
McClintock, extends invitation to the
public generally. The missionary par
ty are on their way to Egypt.
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ATTENTION, TAX PATERs.-Remenl-
Der that, unless an extension be granted
which has not yet been done-atter
the Sosh inst, the penalty will attach
for non-payment of taxes. We know
that large number have not yet paid.
and many by reason Of inability and
we trust that the extension will be
granted in time. 1t is but right that 1t
should be done.
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GOOD TEMpLARs.-We have been re-
qucsted to give notice that Kosciusko
Lodge of Good Templars, will meet on
this Thursday evening, three o'clock,
at Temperance Hall. This time is ap-
pointed in consequence of the Hall be-
ing occupied every night of the week.
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Special and Local.

TIE american. Sardine Co.'S Bone
less Sardines, are much better, and
:less than half the cost Of imported
Sardines. ~.-,-..-, Sly.
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S. G.. F.. R.-Our thanks are due Mr..
S. S. Solomons, General Superinten-
dent of the South Carolina Railroad,
for an annual over his road for the cur
rent year. Mr.. Solomons is y clever
gentlemen and first rate railroad man,
and no matter how great the pressure
keeps the press in lively remembrance.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

See card Of F. Werber, Jr., Deputy survey
or 4C-ly.
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The Crockery and House-FarniShing
Establishment Of Messrs. kingsland Il
Heath, of Columbia, still continues to
be the great attraction, although the
Holidays are over. The fact Of the
business is they keep 4 large and
varied stock of goods and the public are
aware it. Place, Main Street, under
Columbia Hotel I'll.
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TIE CLARA WILDMAN TROUrE.-
This versatile and popular company
have, since Friday night last, been de-
lighting the people Of Newberry with
their pleasing renditions, and when it
is known that this is the very first time
that treat of this character has been
afforded, there is no wonder that the
appreciation has been so large. Each
night the hall has been filled, the re-
served seats, every one, being secured
before the evenings performance. On
Friday night, East Lynne" was rem
dercd without fault, and to 4 packed
house. On Saturday night. in the char
acter Of Fanclon, or the Cricket, the
charming Clara only added to the
pleased influence already gained. On
Monday, the beautiful comedy Of Bul-
wer's Lady of Lyons" WAS enacted, to
an equally delighted house. Clara, rs
Pauline, was perfect, and her beauti-
fnl, petite figure and charming features
We're in fit keeping with the character.
The entire company are good, and their
appearance here has gained universal
appreciation, and but that the Hall is
engaged for the three last nights of the
week they would continue to draw full
houses during the entire time. This
evening CTuesdly) will be given Rip
Van Winklc. and on tomorrow (Wed-
nesday), the last appearance Of the Com
pany, will be presented the beautiful
drama of r'Dora," taken from Tenny-
sons poem, to be followed by the sensa-
tional play of Cuba"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

.REIDyILIE HIGH SCHooL.-Attcntion
Is directed to the card Of the Reidville
Male High School, the next session of
which will begin on the 1st Of February.
The tuition, it will be seen, is moderate,
while board is also cheap. The educa-
tional advantages of this school are
decidedly good. Send for a catalogue.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

THANKs.-Mr. Geo. W. Childs, the
enterprising Publisher of the Public
Ledger, Philadelphia, will accept our
thanks for copy of his Almanac for
1875. It is elegantly gotten up, with
handsome cover and gilt edges. This
Almanac is published only for subscri-
bers to the Ledger, and is not sold. AS
= book of reference it is valuable.
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MASONIC!
ST. JOHN!
Night!
Splendid Feast!

Time. o'clock to 10 O'Clock, P. NJ. BEFORE
and AFTER dedication Of Hall. PRICE i1c.
DON'T FORGET.
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The Newberrv HERALD speaks in
complimentary terms Of DR.. jackson,
our 'syoung probabilities"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

DARING RoBBERT.-On Saturday
niobt, lust after dark. widow lady
proceeding home with her purchases
was erasped around the waist by . ne
oro fellow and everything in her pos
session forcibly taken from her. This
outrage happened on the main street.
within stones throw of the business
houses, and in short distance from her
own home. Such an outrage has never
been perpetl ated in this town before.
We trust that the scamp may yet be
oyerhauled and meet punishment be
given him.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

We have been doing the same, for 10,
these many years.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-01-27

Marshall will have an abundance Of best
Nansemond River OYSTERS. fresh from Su1-
folk. Va, Al! during the Holidays, AT RE-
DCCED PRICES.
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NEwEEEHr, s. c.,
All, 1p-


To y. j. R1pc, Si!ns JoAnStonc, 0. L.
!SMumyert, S. +: Flint anil others;
GENTLEMEN: Your kind note Of ap-
probation, rendering q Compliment
ary Benefit, is received. 1t affords me
great pleasure to feel that l have de-
served this kindness at your hands, and
would respectfully announce Nednes-
dav evening next, Jan. 9th, on which
occasion will be presented the beautiful
drama from Tennyson's Poem. OF DO
"ana the sensational play of Cuba.
Trusting ever to deserve Your kind
ness and esteem, am sincerely and
respectfully,
Truly yours,
CLARA WUlUAAN.