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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
TeIcgraphie Rreyities,

| Babcock & Co., grocers, New York,
| have failed. 'sWf7pi g
f. The New York bank statement
shows All increase of specie of SIS, $780,
GOO; increase of reserve, $3,S9O,O0O.
F. Small pox is raging violently in
New York city. There were hun
dred cases last week. Varioloid is
also prevalent to an unusual extent.
1t is reported from Indiana that Dan
voorhees, has withdrawn. from the
Senatorial contest unreservedly, in
tending to, take no part in any contest
that may come. This leaves the race
between Holman and Mcdonald.
/ A school girl was frozen to death at
omaha during the late cold snap. 1t
IS feared that there was much suffer-
ing, with deaths, in the rural regions.
The, business portion of Honesdale.
pennsylvania, was destroyed by fire
on Friday last. Loss, $5O0,OO0.
BY the destruction of mill at Mia
gados, New Brunswick, two children
OF the miller were burned to death.
Annie Howard, prostitute, was
shot and killed on Sunday, in a
brothel at Hollister. The murderer is
unknown. fg5is t.ls 4r'N
At Pescadero, last week, a fearful
tragedy took place. An old man.
named Isaac Jones, had a dispute con-
cerning land, with his son Selden.
The young man finally drew a pistol
and fred at lIis father and brother.
who was also present, shooting the
former through the arm and Fatally
Wounding the latter, who has since
died.
Another body has been taken out of
the ruins of the Western Hotel at Sac.
ramento. 1t is beyond recognition.
tne head being completely burned off.
M 1I Is supposed to be that of woman.
Ihis makes three bodies found. 9th
ers are supposed to be in the ruins.
.Aiexander Leach, aranchman in the
Santa Cruz valley, recently shot him. me
sell through the head, with his rifle.
owing to troubles about land.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
Is it Bad Faith?

A speck of trouble has arisen on the
horizon of Los Angeles valley, which
if not guarded against may expand
from its present ntdimensions, no bigger
than mans hand, and spread until it
darkens and in q measure blights the
prosperity of all Southern California.
A dispatch dated New York, January
9th, reads as follows:
The bill introduced by Houghton yesterday,
authorizes the southern Pacific Railroad to
change its line between Gilroy and Iehachape
Pass, so as to run by the way of Pajaro, Sail
mas valley and Pajaro Pass 10 q point between
Paso creek and Kern river; and there connect
with the line aus heretofore established. 1t
also empowers the company TO connect the
main line with a branch thereofirom Tehach-
ape Pass to Los Angeles byconstructing rail-
road and telegraph line from q point on the
branch road near san Bernardino via CaJon
Passto q point near the boundary line be-
tween Kern and san Bernardino counties, two
hunured fset right of way granted, together
with the right TO take building material anu
all necessary grounds for stations, shops, etc,
without other limit of quantity. The bill pro-
vides that there shall be no change in the
quantity or location of the land grants to
enure TO the company as now located anu
withdrawn. II finally provides that the COM
pany shall be required to construct only
twenty miles per annum upon the los Ange-
les branch, and to b. allowed until NoNem-
ber, 1885, to complete the entire road, includ-
ing main branch lines thereof Referred 10
Committee on Public Lands. -
- With the first condition of this bill
we have nothing to do. 1t is the Sec
ond !" empowers " that strikes at Los
Angeles valley. If the object of Mr..
,HoUGHToN's bilIis correctly reported,
tlio Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany is seeking to avoid fulfilment
of their contract with the people of Los
Angeles county, and if this. bill is
passed tfere~will be no railroad built
between San Fernando. and Bakers
field, and when we wish to go to San
francisco. which is northwest of us,
we shall have to travel seventy-five
miles in the opposite direction to get
a start. If this bill becomes law the
road now running from this city to
San Fernando will become useless and
will be taken up. If this bill becomes
law all the subsidies donated to the
Western Pacific Railroad Company
will be. just so much money thrown
away, unless some unmortgaged prop
erty of the company can be found
which may be attached and the money
recovered. This process would prove
almost as hopeless as the search after
needle in haystack. The Chamber
of Commerce. and every prominent cit
izen of Los Angeles should immedi-
atefy telegraph to Senator JONES and
Congressman LUTTRELL to use all
means in their power to defeat HoUGH.
| TONS infamous bill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
So NJ M ON 8.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OFTHE SEW
i enteenth Judicial District of the state of
California, in and forthe county OF Los An
geles.-Mrs. Livy Cannon, plaintlfl, against
the District Court ofthe Seventeenth Judicial
District of the Slate of California, in and for
the county of Los Angeles, and the COM
plant filed in said county OF Los Angeles in
Court.
The people Of the State Of California send
greeting to f. Cannon, defendant: You are
hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above-named
plaintiff, In the District Court of the Seven
teenth Judicial District of the State of Cali
fornia, in and fOr the county of Los Angeles,
and to answer the complaint filed therein,
within ten days exclusive or the day OF sell
vice. after the service on you of this sum-
mons-if served within this county; or, if
served out of this county, but in this District.
within twenty days; otherwise, within forty
days or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according 10 the prayer Of said
complaint
The said action is brought to obtain de-
cree of this Court dlssolving the bands of
matrimony between plaintiff and defendant
and for costs of suit. Reference is had to
complaint for particulars.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint
as above required, the said plaintiff will
cause your default to be entered and will ap-
ply to the Couit lor the relief demanded in
complaint. ffas
t-o Given under my hand and the Seal
SEAT lof the District Court of the Seven
SEAL" Jteenth judicial District ct the state
49, OF Cal ifornia, in aud for the county
of Los Angeles, this 18th day of January, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hum
dred and seyenty-five.
BY G. W. Gou1p, Deputy clerk.
r. M. Wdney, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Jan14-iw rfs8 /tfe51
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14

IT is possible that>whatever expense
BANCROFT incurred in procuring the
adoption of his schoofboo series will
prove so much dead loss. The law
makes the Introduction of these books
mandatory within six months after
the lst of July next. Before the ex-
piration Of that time, new State Off
cials will be in their offices, and the
Legislature will be in session one
month. If the -Grangers and the peo-
pie generally are true to themselves,
they will send men to the Legislature
who will make II their duty to abolish
the law under which the State Board
of Education acted while changing
the school books. BY this means the
people of the State will save half a
million dollars. y No man who will
not pledge himself to, do all in his
power to prevent a change of text
books, should be sent to the Legisla-
ture. tss =. 8"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14

HoUGHToN's bill to change the
route OF. the southern Pacific Railroad
explains the extraordinary exertions
Of the Southern Pacific people TO Sc
cure the first right of way through
Cajon Pass. They do not propose to
build an opposition road TO the Los
Angeles and Independence, and the
promptness of Engineer CRAWFORD
in taking possession of the Pass may
yet prove of great advantage to the
people Of Los.Apgeles valley. VIZ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
An Odd Fellows Hall.

There rs, perhaps, no other city ON
the Pacific coast as large as Los Ange-
les where the Odd Fellows do not own
hall Of their own. 1t is certain that
there are many much smaller places
wherethey have built and furnished
halls that are q credit to the towns in
which they are built, and sources of
revenue to the order. We hope tie
day is not distant when the Odd Fel-
lows OF, Los Angeles will erect hall.
which Will be one Of the most
substantial and beautiful edinces in
the city. There are three subordinate
lodges of Odd Fellowsin Los Angeles,
numbering altogether about two hun
dred and fiftyactive members. One of
the lodges owns lot on Spring street,
nearly opposite the future site of the
County Court House. TheIthree lodges
nave an aggregate of nearly ten thous-
ana dollars in money. This appears
10 oe a good beginning for a hall.
Suppose the joint plan of building a
hall is adopted The lodge owning
the lot could have IT valued and take,
the amount OF sthe appraisennient n
stock, 1t and the other lodges coi,ld
invest their surplus money in stock
and the members Of the order wou,d
doubtless subscribe an average of one
share to each member. Some would
not take any,. but others are abund-
antiy able to subscribe ten or fifteen
shares each. Thus, at shares worth
500 each, $25,oOo would be secured.
To this sum the three lodges could add
$4,000 more, giving grand total at
the start of $4,000. On this plan,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

nN AND AFTER THURSDAY, January
~ 18th, 1875, and until further notice. trains
lows: #HI
LEAVE. ARRIVE
Los Angeles.9:30 A. NJ. Anaheim / 100 A. M,
Anaheim....l:00 p. NJ. Los Angeles 2:3O p. M.
The morning and evening trains heretofore
running between Los Angeles and Downey
will be discontinued after the 18th inst
-9{Y Z. f. HEWITT, supt.
Los Angeles, Jan. llth, 1875. l3-lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14

SUPERINTENDENT DENNAN, of San
) Francisco, has asserted that State Su-
perintendent BOLANDER had stated to
him that a former member of the
State Board had received $4,000 for
voting. to change the school text
books. If Superintendent BoLANDER
made this statement he owes it ito
himself and to the people to mamie the
member who was paid for the vote.
DENMAN's assertion for or against
does not amount to much.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14

EOR SALE.-I will sell at Public Auc-
! tion, GU Saturday, JAM 30th, my farm,
212 miles northeast OF Compton, containing
100 acres with improvements TO the value of
S2,U00 Good house. and outhouses; large
portion of the place fenced and all under inn
provements. Terms, $4,000 down, and the
balance of purchase price on time at reason
able interest
w. r. MALCOLM
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
TEE Erpress SAYS the HEnALp and

THE Express says the HERALD and
.Star. have, leagued together ito abuse
it. Guess not. The Erpress has
abused itself until it has earned the
contempt Of all honorable men. Be-
sides, it is an even bet that the Star of
this morning will sling its usual dish
of billingsgate at the HERALD
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14

there seems nothing to prevent the
Odd Fellows of Los Angeles building
a hall which will be an honor to tie
Order, a credit to the city, and source
of profit to all shareholders. <
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
NOTICE.

HAVING refitted my entire house, and
IL given up merchandising, l am prepa, ed
to accommodate boarders with pleasant
rooms and board at reasonable rates. / am
located at San Gabriel Mission, so justly cell
ebrated for asthmatic and pulmonary COM
plants. Can leave for Los Angeles at 8
O'Clock A. M; returning, arrive at ten min.
utes past 8, r. Nj. aT . r4f
DAVID +. HALL
San Gabriel, Jan. I3, 1875. janI3-Im
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14

Cape Town, Africa, advices to the
10th of December report that the
country was visited by terrific storm,
doing immense damage on land and
sea.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
Business Opportunity.

A RELIABLE MAN, with business eapa-
IA city, and having one thousand dollars
To loan his employer, upon undoubted secu-
rlty, can secure permanent situation, at
good salary. Business, mercantile. Apply To
JNO. M. +. BALDWIN,,
Janl3f 79% Downey Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
NEW TO-
The Happiest Man Alive is

He who can appreciate good cigar. For the
accommodation of those ignorant ofthe fact,
| will inform the public that the finest
brands of Imported and Domestic cigars, all
kinds OF chewing and srroking tobacco,
Meetshaum and Br arwood pipes, and all
smokers articles, can be had at reasonable
prices at. -
!. GOLDSMITH'S,
Main ST., next TO W. F. & Co.'s Express.
The latest illustrated Papers always on
hand
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
WeIl-Digging.

r AM PREPAREDToD DO WEI, I.DfGGING
J. in the most satisfactory manner and on
the shortest notice: Water guaranteed for
Wilcox Lifters OF oil dimensions.
REFERENCES.
BY permission, / refer to Mr. Lonest rect.
Mr.. Led yard, Mr.. Heaton and DIR. Whistler
-..le THOMAS HAMILTON, n
Jan S-tf AT Swigart & Hubers Main st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
San Juan Capistrano Bridge.

CLERK's OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Los Angeles County, California.
NYOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro-
IN posals will be received at this Office un-
til TUESDAY, FEBRUAR I'd, 1875, at 10
O'Clock A. M, the time set for opening said
bids for building bridge across the Desechos
creek, in San Juan Township-according To
the plan and specifications ON file i'll the
Clerks office. Proposals to be directed to the
Board of Supervisors, and endorsed "Propo-
sails Tor building BRIDGE" The Board reserves
the right to reject any and all bids, as the
public good may require. u
A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
By G. w. GOULD, Deputy
Los Angeles, Cal, Jan l3, 1879. II $40
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
Bee Ranch 70. Sale.

DOR SAIE.-One ofthe best and most con-
A. yeniently located, Bee Ranches IN the
county, we'll stocked and provided with all
necessary buildings. Apply at this office.. Z
= 10 - shf~ ~'s4 - 'nov2ltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
notice

ITO STOCK HOLDERS OF THE GRANGE
l. CO-OPERATIVECOM MPANY-The stock
holders OF said company are hereby notified
that there will be q meeting of the stock
holuers OF said company at the hall, over the
grange Store, In the city of Los Angeles,
State OF California, on Thursday, the 2Sth day
OF January, at II O'Clock A. NJ, for the tran
saction of such business as may come before
the meeting. t = h3tls p. f{lf ~ p
BY order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN s. THOMPSON,
Los Angeles, January 7, 1875. 2w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-14
For. sale.
LAND FOR SALE.

r HAVE 600 ACRES OF EXCELLENT
a land for sale near Old Los Nietos. About
2y0 acres Will produce corn without irrigation.
The remainder is good fruit and small grain
land. Living water on the premises. Par
tally improved. j. y. THOMPSON,
81 and 81 Temple Block.
Dec. IL, 1874. tir Nih deli If
, 1875-03-08
FREE TRANSPORTATION or SEED,


Usloa PACIFIC HAl1EoAp COMPANY, GENERAL
surER1STENpEST's OFFICE, OMAHA, Nab, Feb
"a. 1575.-Notice il hereby Elran to people liz.
ing adjacent to l,.c I!1e Of tho Union Pacific
Railroad ..that t!is g 'tpany will transport nl
grain necessary for a>sl to parties nufresing
from loss Of crors ly tho grasshoppcr plaguc,
free Of charge, uut1l f.sr:her orders.
AL applications IL: !Ico shipment must 10
addressed to Lieut.. john F. Trout, U. s. A.,
Secretary OF tho Nebrasln Kelief and Aid Su-
ciety, Omaha, Ecb.
It would not 10 practicable for III to inquire
fully into tho merits Of avery application that
may be made, OF 10 deal directly with individual
cases or Local Aid Societies, without i1,torfer-
ing with tho operations Of tho Stato Aid Society,
Which was formed for this purpose.
This Company has eutiru confidence II, the H.
tegsity OF the pt!icess OF tho State Aid Spe,pty
aud considers 1t to tho interest Of vii coneerpol
that Tue general distribution Of euppliea should
10 under enc management, no far ~ practicable,
HEapgo SucioiIcs OH tho ]i,s OF this road, Oh
taiuing donations Of grain from Grain Societies
tu tho Last, can Ryail themselves Of thIs uppor.
tunity OF free transportation, by having their
shipments consigned to lilo caro Of Lieut. John
+. Trout, Secretary OF tho Nebraska state Aid
Society, Omaha, Ncb.
Shipments Of grain can DO addressed to any
Grange on tho lillo Of this road, but must ID
consigned to thu caro- OF Lieut.. john +. Tfout.
Secretary. ETC., 0saahs, who will at.entl 10 Tie
reshipineut OF Hstuo. B. II. II. CLANK,
General Superintendent
, 1875-03-08
4 MINNEAPOLIS CIlESUS.
W. n. 0Brtensn Mining Infrrcsts III,
Ncvudn Valued at s.50,0OD,OuO.

Nosndn Valued at S.30,00D,Ou
| st. Fuui lioM<tr.
| great many people will bo interested In
| knowing that : for1ner Minneapolis hoy haH
suddenly become btllfoBaizc, anil il one Ut tho
| four who arc tankod a. by far the wua!teAt
men n tho world. The young man rcferlsl to
Of tho East Division. aud bsot!,or Of uurso
O'Drien, tho p1l!cky drlver Of "eEoascd light
ntng," and distributor OF tho PioHetr iu Mime
apnlls, At 81 per month,
William :, ID about % JcAEn OF ago ht tho
rscscnt writing, and WIS born Ut poor but aoue6t
parents. Ifo WAS reared in ". Anthony, and
appeared bright aud Hnast, lake tho balance of
tic OI1rlcu family. Whom Fink's last o1podl-
tlon y, Wy osEaulzo4 to sFsss TIC p!sin' Y, 3.
aud did. Tho tlsnt night ho [campcd ont with tho
party ncsr University, l.. D., Antl Wan iuitjatol
into camp.life by one Of his companions, who
accidentally stuck Lis foot Into dish OF ycast
from which batch Of bread WAS to be made
William took 1t ,(tl,e ycast} phtlosophicaiy, and
mid tho fellow lad Ills stocking on, w il dln't
hurt it (tis ycastl much.
Nell, young O'Drieu ctoBsed the plains will
Fiak'n expedition In tho capacity Of 8 sbnll-
OF yoka u ssaYn,-ana had 500 Of borrowed
money With Which to meet iucidautsl oxpeusos
lie .eanhed Helena, rontan., finally, with is
centA in hls pocket. sud aubslsted Oil tho enemy
A. best be could. !n search Of an opening. ha
footed 1t to Virginia CITY, Atontsns; thence TO
Virginia City, Nov, mhero hc won. 10 wn1k ~ 4
ahy.txboser Ia tho si!yor sllno Which 'tns II ~
become 60 famous, taxing the larger l,:..es r
his earnings ia tin nliuipg htock. T.'.,, ;'.,.ns
wore extremely low, ~ tho mlae was llut sesarl-
ol valuable auI, fn tho courha Of ttmo,-sbout
tho tiu,o thoy ''Atruck 1t ricb,"-four young
non, QUO D! whom IL william, g. O'nr.en, 4.
aforesaid found themselves Tue omnesa OF two
thirds VI tlo stuck, aud tho possesao1s Of untold
wealth.
lIo has not written home for two mouths pass.
and is, perhaps. fearGul that it's all dream he
don't Snnt to make q fool OF himself, aud
doubtless proposes to know for = fact that thcro
aud friends iu this. vicinity to tue lunstio asy.
lum by overwhelming tasa With tho wlulo
, 1875-03-08
"BtLt. f" KtNo's PROPERTY.

5jnntapDhs tsftnn.> !aN, Mnrch 1.
Iho flood Of Judgments and attacllmonts roll
Ing in agatnet tlo estate Of Col. William 8. King
very naturally prompts d query a. 10 what may
10 tho nsaoss Of the estate by which those nu-
! raerous claims arc to bo satisfied. Cul. King has
quantities Of vaiuab!o property hero and hero
abouts bas tic tluantiton of:ciaIn,s againHt linn
which In lila abeonco arc coming to light, AuggcBt
that the property, valuable IA 1t Is, might, in tho
worat poBsihlo exigcncy, fail to roaze 4 suf-
ciout amount to foot tho bills" Thia il by no
lueans probablo, horeYcr.
In tile present general "mtx Of AFFAIRS It Is
difficult 10 form estinatca Of what Atr. King
owes, or what llo orns; but tho figures given bo.
low probably approximate.
TIE AEaETy.
The valuation OF Ills property about Hennepin
County, AZ e4ualtzod ly tllo Asscsaor'A returns
(which arc, houover. greatly below cusrout
valuo), IL is1od rs follows:
Assessed valuation Of real cs'nfe at Lyndal9
and elsewhere IN Hennepin County. ......,. .tl4J,o7s
Personal property valuation ut LyhfA1e md
sasroahulh8h'..... J2,3l6
Total T2!uns1on... .&l61, 100
His pillo lands about tho State, estimated hy
those inost familiar Will. his possessions, arc
Valued (upon the basis Of 9l0 m acre) at fully
$4,000.
Ila 2,ooo-acro a1cekor County farm IL csti-
mated worth 100000. but is worth four tunes
LIABILITIES.
ovor against this exhibit of property ownod
BY Col. Hing arc to l,o p!acod amounts Of n1te-
jldgmouts, attachments, and mortgages which
ploppao to 10 satsiiod, md which. lu their ag-
greante, 1t must be confessed. look formidable.
Tie estfEatos Of liabilities, Us Of assots, nro
only approximatiyo necessarily. Those secured
by 1lonnopln County property are as follows:
So:e-tu1gmca,s f1lsd against the estate
rras~ssi 70 taa!isio T,a:t co,ar;ny Il '''''''S'
New London. Conn.,. executed Afay l,
1a74, anu nlcd Oct. y, 1874. for loan GpO0tOo
Writ q stt,etI0n. in favor OF wiuona Dc
One mortgage 90 10 aefe4 Of ont-lota... 1o.EoH0s
Mortgage on 40 acrcs In scc 0............ 409p0o
Note secured BY ma1tgago on 40 acres Ii
Soc. 81, held by Il. ]. Baldwin,. 100000
Total far heard from. ,42s,sg
To which uddlg Pacific afa!l........... t2;,0Ou.o0
32sl ,42s.ea
Additional to thoso liabilities ate notes IN
dorscd aud nnindorscd. which aro held in this
city by businessmen and lawyers, and tho sum
Of this raper ret yet matured will. 1t ia cs.imat-
Cd, reach 100000.
nEcArr7u1ATrox.
TAe above, 60 far as We ato able to loarn, shows
Tho condition OF tho es.ate; the footing up is AZ
follows:
llennep!n County property. .St6a, $40 90
aeekcE farm property. 53ov9o5
iisp,I1i.rs s'0'o'
Morg,grs. attachments, .$1o6, AS 80
rac.ls aas ls5tooeo
fsrsoual C0,0Ou.00
< Tota!... ..foll,4?s.se
ouoFlaBo.....s'. ~ i39.6J
This "bhortago" is imaginary, however, as
theEo seems to bn little present probability that
tho Pacific Bfatl suit can bo maintained. even II
IT. " y eyer bfonght; and Kings rrops5ty. would
sell under tho hammer for al least sloo, 700 moro
, 1875-03-08

snst'dt bffpateh II Tie La,ra5o Tribune.
TorEKA. kan., Marcl, G.-Tle State Ro]iei
Committee 'a in receipt to-day Of 4 contribution
OF 81 900 from pittsburg. This Committed now
has on hand about s12. 600 in money. Donat;ona
Of supplies are falling OF rapidly, and lie fai.
nrAos t'io Legislature TO appropriate for tho
IN T., vefy difficult md dsscoulagtng shape.
lhe Hon. q. r. Welsh ex-1layor of Toneko.
hns leen appointed and confirmed gunerintend.
cni i, of :llo State insurance Department.
tue effect that tho State llas no riahs or lila ~
claim tllo hfr1toric s7,tuo package which was
given TO Eol. York by EX-SENATOR romeroy. md
s;nsa. sIl'e1 u nov IN the e',stgy . ox.Lien
f,4's: 1n;t 1 10 mrnm Col York delivered 1t in tho
she District Count Of this county for to possos
zion OF the money by PUmcroy creditors!
, 1875-03-08

reformed rninRlo viii, tisoee who ha.o tuat emma
III Tor, 10 WOMAN who 9bllors auch i III, Il ts
rot very plcatant to have tn listen h tho ia T.
familiar talk Of other dayA by sotnc ot te ha,d
Christian Alter having f,cen guilty Of drinking
mud swearing knosb what u feeling r1ch tltnrs
give lin. and how ho hhnddosa lu think OF thenI.
II llih heart l.As bcon purified.
l HonIA llLa to know II tho honaes Of iIl-fame
arn visitet often. they nnyht to lie, and iho
ihtnateH tnyitad 10 tho Ilefuge. l nnent tel,
1notlths In such place At onc l,no; aud know.
Il any ono lad raid to me, There IL pines oprti
for yni, woill haye gono: hut no ono tDld tno.
hhd was Loo yonnE then to know anything ft,f
fnyrof. May GUtf noys tho hearts Of tho Chris.
tianS III thoiF behalf, il The prayer of
Il HlNNEn hAyED by GRACE.