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The Collections Hnd Disbursements of tho
Oldest x. &. thurch In Sew NOrk.
TIE following repori of the receipts and
eNp uditutes Of st. Peters Roman Catholic
Church IN BARCLAY str tet vas Distributed ycster-
dav 20 the members Of the congregations. who
ass, mbled therein to worship al the usual
masses ana vcsper services. Tue report en-
braces the fiscal wear ending Jan. 1870. II is rem
dored nv the pastor o: 81. Peters, tho Rev. J.
OF rrel l..
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Samuel Jamison, Jr., the assignee Of H. W.
Smith q Co., bookbnders u 40 Marion street, vii sen
the stock OF the hrm and ther interest IN vorA done
on books belonging 20 vaTlonH publishers ~ auction
TODAY The OF theH failure wa6 the lost OF
nearly fil 900 due from \, Il. Ford Coz part 81 Mhc
WAS Ton On dins the hsI volume VI Beeehers LIe VI
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prcTEE MANIFESTATIONS.
.,.,.c yNrO SOIF uYsTFRTEs or
tERisLaf Of DRLdNS.

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octhtng more th'n "'"S w wv '''
.ft.c uni. which w certain tit'7 ot
sc ~ ...t 81, have teen rrn tered mora
bo,tly il.' '' '" ''' ,n v,,t.
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,bc oictorc' u 'he oocS 'S'' ~ .
40. if %. " furN NlaA"' E''7 49, '
and a ,ws mat tn minis eve Is "'tu-
WIS 1. ,iy.. eve. and that the rctina Il the
'ooo,on oct on which both classes 81 I'M
e'" ,-,. .rAiut,d. AID Nv means n which
pt'''''' 49,. ,l.,tal existence under the
the, receive I'" '',""' ,,,,.t.,.,,,,t,
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saw 49,. ..,., ~ spc,tral Illus ions. out that
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II tolda -oni 'l FOO '"' 81, I,
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thin c' ""''' -"' ..l.l, $50. nv {. NJ J.
communicated TO hi" d" u',, a.,
g ,.l,-Le of the s''ourct j 'Nh ~ W."
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Nhf NJ ~ ,1i. ti,nt the .Ioha Hal.
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49,,
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If r..isni, and ti.fc bred up I" 5 iatins
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Gou ard kIrnm tism. hiar's Plll, sure, safe cnec
tual, universal used m Europe many yenrs rrJut
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gists. Rent by mail.
WALL STREET CARICATUHES.
A NEW BOOK, as FACES containing IA engraved
ilnstrluo1., win Information for stoc@ specI ators
pTlce, 10 cents by mpll.
TuMbRlDGE& CO.. BANKER and i,rokcrs.
Val 49,, Sew York
THE FIKESIDE COMPANION OUT TO-
day co. t.uns sen atunA stlts auU hNelchth, snaps
Tor girls call gong, AMY pNtlrln, cruptlou Of the
sam ldshl0uabe chtcnatfOt tle ladies' kllchtn lore.
answers &C.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Drawings every H. day durHg 1915 CAPITAL nrk-
100000. lrz ca,nc l. iniurut t,Iu iu,usie. Hasa
est RACES pad for span plit, GuNclnnc rs Nc.
TAiLOl, ~ co.,, BAuNct-,
- Wall 70 Nr0 o-f
OYSTERS. OYSTERS. Oh~IEHS'
BTnadNu, and Fulton st.. rrrnt centre tor me b'tt
the cuuutry produces SANDY slrNt VA, teitl'f
CLAIMS SPEEDILY PRO~Eti rEb hl
a Irresponsible t'urAey ices Goa. lut b. o. 30 . a
cCilent references. ltNNl rR " q '-itit'
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New Jack nnrknyay tssory.

"Mischievous Matt or Mir.h and Mystery"
will ppCar in the great Boys paper, dak L"Hfs
BOYS nd ris' HceAfH extra enlightenment aDd p'csuiv
free, Feo.9. 1dp.
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E,erylnay speaks wen OFT.

Thc evening toilet receives rs perfectine touch
trotI Lam 49, uu Noutl; the bedu'Y II inipAr,s 10
hatus-s OWI. sod ~ an crug i th,--Ad0.
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Arrlxed-srNpAY. Jan. 30.

Steam ship oder Brcm ~ u,'lse AMI pass
steamship NYa1oke. Richmond, Ctty Point, AMI Nor
oh. rlas'. amt uas,.
steA nship Geiina ne. Liverpool. IA ise. AMI p'ss.
steamship Joan Gibson. GeOrgetOWl, ID. c.. mdie-
AM
streams iip Glnucus Doston
Nsrk Ben'iactur Annoy, teas
RarN slava. Gloucester silL
\ 60 tue u,utl rv r ma 0tstwiss vessels
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MARINE INIELLIGENcE.

NTNfAruKH ALHAsAc-rurs
sun rises. II sun sets. II Moon sets. 10 20
NtUu wArFE-Tuis DAY
sandy HoOhll 10 GOV. lsland.li ~ Hell Gite l n
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Frdtk Lesiic's Popular MONTH"; for February
coGs.as I@s sea For sale AZ all news a'po's frlee
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Alnslnrss tl0l,tts. .


You will mud Mrs MISSIONS SOOTHING srRrr
invaluable trlen' II cures dyseltcry d.Ir.lRJ.
regulates the stomach gId boAels. cures wilma colo.
sofc the gums, I.dur sinCanlit sni evei tons
a. eurrgt 10 the whole system. In a every 10
stance where the nfAltis suffering frOn pain and eG
hsGsi0n. Teef viii hc found 10 nlteen twenty mn-
after the Splinins syrup ADMINISTERED
DO not iti 10 procure II.
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W, the undersigned. having cNsG.led he above
count and the vouchers tnc"rnin AZ relating to the
sue hr rh, testify mat We have found the same
be IA all respects correct.
ANnREW LAKE., Aud,tor.
DENAfs o. IA.. 0"N''Ni''
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Ni,tar'- RaI-am OF MiId Cherry cures
Coush Colds. aud Honrseness 30 cents aud 81.
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MfRRJED.

THE defects ~ tue Old Eins,ic Truss nra
rem e,ou ln FpMEROl's, pflcc -. ~ Broadway.
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Dr. LvOu'- Toorii Tablets.
hsk your deltist about them.
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DO Not Iinger Longt p, or LoRRer Linaer,
But 20 at once aud take dose OF Quirks Irish
tea. the great bhJus remedy. Ad0
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erand JollIncaliea and Reception n,d
Reception To.sIshl At SIZE Go,, 4
ernors Man,Ioa.


special 10 tho Horald.l
AUSTIN, May o.--Honne NJ Mar.
tin presented the petition Of the Oil,
zeni OF Graysoa county. aslsIng for
the repeal OF certain lawA
Judiciary Comm,ttee No. l reported
iavorably on the iii transferring esIm-
inal cases pending In Justices courts
to court Of competent JurlsdIction.
Passed.
Mr.. Wursback, OF nexar, presented
a motion instructing the Judiciary
Committee to report such legislation ~
may be necessary to cover oAses where
officers elected under late ordinances
have failedto qualify. Adopted.
Mr. Downs, Of Dallas introduoed 4
bill defining the puuishment for va
grancy. 'S' "
Mr. Lathrop, Of Brazoria, a bin re-
latIng 10 public schools.
MIR. Martin. Of Grayson, offered 4
resolution relative tothe employ ment
OF an expert prlnterto nieasuretheoug-
rent printing. No action, the Hollsg
refusing a suspension OF tho rules.
The Speaker announced that His
Excellency Governor Coke, would glvs
a reception this evening. .
Senate; Mr.. Grain, Of Calhoun, In
troduced bill better defining the du.
ties OF sheriiis and other oillcers.
Mr.. Thompson, OF Colorado, a bill
repeating an act encouraging stock
raising, approved March 90, 1874.
Mr.. Carroll, Of Durlason, offered 4
resolution relative 10 the levying of d
tax for school purposes.
Judiciary COMMITTEES No. reported
favorably on the bill. defining the pew.
era Of Justices courts. Also favorahly
on tho bill for supplying lost records.
Mr.. Edwards, Of Naoogdoches, In
troduced a bill enabling counties Isl
pay debts incurred prior 10 April, 1870.
The Senate bill providing Tor public
printing WINS recommittedupon second
reading
The President read an inviMtion
from the Governor h the oilioess Anil
mem beers % tho senate 70 attend 4 rq.|
ception at the mansion. x Y y 4
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ROSCOE CoSKLlNG,
The skirts OF this Prominent Republl.
can Besmlrched with Scandal. p


ST. LouIs, May 5.--'Phe Republicans
special Washington correspondent
says: "Conkiing's turn has come at
last. Tonight the facts In case In
which Conkllng Is claimed to have
figured improperly, to say the least,
are being grouped TO be given to the
public tomorrow, They are to the Of.
feet that Duell, commissioner OF pat.
ents, Is from Conkllng's district aud
received his appointments through the
senator. Conkling Is charged with ap-
pearlng as an attorney In numerous
patent cases before different bureaus
Of the office an the commissioner. In
all these cases he is successful, al
though he makes no preten-
sioH TO being "up'' In the law
OF patents. The case In In
stance, over which the defeated parties
are indignant, and which some Of
Blaine's friends In the House are to-
night preparing, Is this Sargent Of
Cleveland, lockmaker, retained Conk-
ling to appear In an interference case
In which Hall, Of the Cincinnati and
the Yale Lock Company, OF Connectl-
cut were opposing parties. The case
was heard before the bureau Of the
Office, some OF the officers OF which
were then awaiting confirmation by
the Senate. Conkllng won the case.
II was then appealed TO the Cohmis-
sioner himself A month ago argu.
ments were heard with closed doors,
Conkling having requested that u
might be kept as quiet as pos
sible. The Commissioner decided
In Sargenps favor. Leonard Mcy-
ers, OF Pennsylvania, who Is at
torney for the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company, has had several
cases in office, and who has invariably
been beaten by Conkling, who Is attor-
ney for the Western Union Telegraph
Company, IL said to be able to furnish
some rich evidence against Conkling's
connection with the department
Town, representative Of the Yale
Company, has tonight written letter
to Secretary Chandler, complaining Of
lack Of justice Ia the Commissioners
office, and which he says has been seen
and concurred In by two members Of
the Cabinet. 1t will go to Secretary
Chandler tomorrow. IA
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no effect ON oommerclal relations with
China. Tho Chinese government
would willingly assist TO check II, but
Ia afraid II could not DO Il, ~ there are
eighteen provinces ana there Ia a
revolution Ia almost oyory province.
Christianity Ia not advanced by this
immigration, but II stopped Chrisiian-
ny might do uonethlng with those
here. The witness oorroborated other
evidence concerning the manner In
which Chinese secret tribunals put
price on the lives Of those offending
their laws and carried out such sen
tencef, AZ TO the contract aystem he
said; When men have no money 10
get 10 California, they borrow and
make u contract 10 work until they
have refunded the money. When
Cinnamon desire 10 90 back 10 China
the Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Will not soil thom tickets unleea they
have n check or ticket from one OF the
six companies Or nom missionaries,
This IL done TO protect creditors.
Cinnamon living In this country do
not think the six companles eau stop
Immigration or importation OF lewd
women and inproper characters; nor
have they power 70 send them back TO
China.
Matthew Karcher, Chief OF Police,
testified at longth as 10 the ruinous
effect OF tho presence OF Chinese upon
tho rising generation bringing boys
10 disease aud death, aud driving boys
and girls TO crime BY competition In
and manufacturing employ
ments, aud characterized the Chinese
population, almost without exception,
rs criminals, thieves, liars aud per-
Iurere.
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THE CHINESE QUESTION.
The Natter Examined BY the Callior-
MIA Legislative Committed.


b SAN FRANCISCO, May 4.-Before the
Senate Chinese Commission at Sacra
mento yesterday Lem Schaun, Chris
tianIzed Chinese preacher, testified
that II Is practically impossible to con-
vert grown Cinnamon TO Christianity,
though sometimes successful In
the case Of boys. That the
condition OF the women here
Is horrible. They are bought AMI
sold Hike cattle. abused by masters,
tortured, and often killed for attempt
ing to escape. The presence Of Chinese
in this country IL disastrous to both
whites and Chinese. Chinese here. Of
the better class, desire Immigration
stopped, and the whole thing can be
done ln q friendly way. The Chinese
government desires to keep It's subjects
at home,l and II the smIgrationI
which ia mostly from the province q
Canton, were stopped Il would hays
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Truly yours,
HORACE RIISRY,
And the DRY rs

still they come. Eighteen new sub
scribers were entered on our mail books
yesterday, and one OF our city circula-
tors reports five additions. Twenty
three In one day is encouraging, and
we feel that our efforts to publish q
newspaper, Of which Dallas need not
be ashamed and one that can be con-
fidently taken Into the family circle,
are being appreciated. Let the good
work go on. Ifeech one OF our friends
would interest himself to add just one
more subscriber to our list We would
begin to see some return for the great
expense we have incurred to publish
all the news. 's
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Tomorrow Checks on the Treasury
will DO Paid In Coin.
Tents aud Camp Equipage for vctcr.
ans Of the Wars orIsia and Mex
team at the Centennial by
che Government.

WASHINGTON, May N.--After Mon
day next, checks ON the Treasury will
be,paid In silver II desired. This will
wipe out the prdmium on silver and
put ms much OF coin alloat ~ the pub
lilo want MA 4Qila3a ,4 taitf fi a
An application for the pardon OF
William Mckee was presented to the
President yesterday aud was to-day
with other papers Ia the case present.
cd TO the Attorney General BY Mo
KEGS counsel. The ATTORNEY General
has received numerous letters from
private individuals asking the pardon
OF Mckee. The result OF the applloa-
ton IL not foreshadowed.
Mr.. Hewitt introduced a bin IN the
Housein relation TO SavIDga Banks.
Itprovldes for amending revised stat
utes 80 that no State tax shall be 10.
quired on receipts OF Saving Banks or
institutions for savings having no cap,
ital stock and doing no other business
than receiving deposits to be loaned
or invested for the benefit q parties
making such deposits.
A resolution has passed the House
authorizing the use of tents aud camp
equipage for the veterans OF the wars
OF 1912 and Mexico at tho Centennial.
Secretary Robson has recovered
from the receiver Of Jay Cooke 4 Co,
a quarter OF a million OF dollAss on 40.
count Of the indebtedness OF Jay
Cooke, McCulIooh n Co., To the navy
department. Tho Secretary will To-
morrow send to the House 4 detailed
statement OF the foreign account ofthe
navy from 1868 to date, In compliance
with resolution OF the House on
March 81. WV
Boston, May 0.---A motion was filed
for o new trial in the case OF Piper,
who has been convicted twice for
murder Of Mabel Young, The motion
Ia fonnded nnon tina aIlegad 4, ndinq az
anothar hat s,m,lar u The ona MA y
have haa,, used 10 pinor NJ mo,,on
VII, a arg,,ea ~ nfo,,aav
a rscart ys,o,tI sro,, ysn,,. & IA.
tinvs. INDIAN avsnt a. tha Ped t,Ioud
agency n Nesraska snaal,s va,v
nla,r,y ~ M fallure IL ithala,a axns.
d,tIon against tbe SHINY In,l,.rs nnsa,
tho com mapd o. (,enera,l rsook I ~,
saws the expedition resulfed n nothlno
hit ntha kIplnr ~ m IA snnau 4 ~
,,vo ch,Idron end M dsst rnc,,cn I,
about FORTY lodvss. vim ! ,oss n ne
troon. - four hi,Iedl and' ~ ,yonnda1
savsn ,,,rd,sd Tcd,.r ,,on,ss wsrs
.s,,,n,od m,t vara rso. otmrad ~ Tho
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Judge r. II. West, Of the County
Court, returned from Austin yesterday.
Messrs. Alfred, Davis, r. V. Tomp-
kins, Thomas Walker, T.. +. Cowen
and ]. S. MayHeld, prominent business
meu of our city, returned yesterday
morning from flying trip to Hous-
ton.
During the absence Of @. N. AL
dredge, Esq, County Attorney, Robert
Cowart, Esq, has had charge Of the
office. Mr.. Cowart Is favorably known
as lawyer OF more than ordinary at.
tainments and talent, and az such
stands deseryedly well at our bar.
Henry Dean Thompson, represents
tive Of those sterling papers the New
Orleans Plcayune and Times, was
pleased to make US cali upon yester.
day. He has been reporting the Hous'
ton Fair, but could not leave Texas
without visiting Dallas. He went
south yesterday evening.
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HERE AND THERE
Brief Tclegrams from the -Four Pglnts
or the Cempass


CINCINNATI, May G.--.ucofge Holk.
OF The firm ot.Iiandarmef II CO.. vi
this city, uuiclded this morning u
shooting himself 10 the head. srh4
cause is said 70 Do temporary insanity.
NEW YoaK, May q Communication
with Europe by the AnGlo-A mexlcisn Z
cable lie opened, and business II boint
transmitted over lines Az asual.
WASHINGTON. May g.--,Joseph Me.,
Forland, a well-kncwli correspondent,
died thls.mornlng.
MoErRGAL, May Q. The AEiuesFs
and other French joarnalsusg thai ii /
a general amnesty IA offered BIZ tlle \
Queen ia connection with her assump
ton Of the title Of Empress, 1t should
be extended To Riel and Jepierte.
WArERrowN, May i. Frank Rattan.
on trial for the murder Or Sarah Con-
kiln, was found guilty q muxderin the
second degree and sentenced for life,
LONDON, May . The rowing and
boat clubs Of Dublin University have
organized joint Representation drew
Of four to take part Ii contests al Phil
adelphla.
OMAHA, May 6,--Jusilea Miller ren-
dered q decision Id the cass Of The un'..
ted States vs. Burlington aud Missouri.
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AN IMMnSsn SUCCESS

and was IN every way admira bly man
aged Too much credit cannot be CIV
en- TO the gentlemen who projected
and carried out the affair They will
have the thanks OF nearly eleven hun,
drtd fathers, mothers, children aud
friends, and this IL something 10 feel
gratlied at,
The officers Of the Texas and Pacific
Railway discharged their very reSpon.
sible task with commendable care aud
safety. There was no accident OF any
kind going or coming, and when the
train rolled Into the depot with its
hundreds Of happy faces, Il was good
sight TO see.
The children OF The M, Il. Church
South Sunday School, and The Baptist
and Christian Sohools, were the only
ones who attended AZ schools, but
there were large number u children
belonging to the Sunday Schools OF
other denominations who were lnvi.
ted, Us were MI, to participate.
A SIDE SHOW.
An effort was made to get up "a dance
by some parties In the town who took
advantage of the presence OF so many
young people, This was hardly fair,
inasmuoh as II was known that II
wocld not be approved Of by those
In onarge of the excursion, which was
one of Sunday Schools, not dancing
parties, and therefore inappropriate to
say the least OF II,
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
have reason to congratulate them
selves there were about eleven hum
dred tickets sold. By-the-way, THE
HERALD is requested to notify the
members OF this COMMITTEES TO meet on
Monday, ut 3 p. m. il
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A nsnIrED COMPLIMENT.



Mr.. w. G. Common, the energetic
Chief OF our Fire Department, was yes.
terday the recipient OF the following
flattering letter from Mr.. Horace Sils.
by, Of the Silsby Manufacturing Com
pauy, of Seneca Falls, New York;
sgsEcA FALLS, April 70, 1870.
W. G, Conner, E,q.;
DEAR FRIENp--l send you by ex-
press to-day a badge, with | trust you
will accept with my kindest regards.
Mrs. Silshy and myself hope To have
the pleasure OF visit from you aud
Mrs. Common when you come north
this summer. We are only one nights
ride from the Centennial. Wont
yourself aud wife make my home your
headquarters while north2 You would
probably meet some Of your Southern
friends here, as Mrs.. Schluter, Mrs.
Chew aud several others intend spend
ing a part OF the summer with us.
Hoping that we may soon have the
pleasure OF seeing yourself and wife
here, 1 am, dear sir,
Truly yours,
HORACE sILSBy.
The badge Is Of gold; the design the
front of a fireman's hat, with a speak
ing trumpet aud chain In the front,
with these words on It, 81
"W. G. Conner, Chief Fire Depart
ment, Dallas, Texas"
The execution aud finish being very
rich.
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were out In force aud enllyehed the
spirit Of the affair with evident rcllah,
There Is nothing that does The wearied
business man and the tagged out
mother as much good ~ one Of these
brief Jaunts into the country, There
should be- more Of them. They Guilt
vale aoclability, and NJ a means OF re.
creation for children, cannot DO over
estimated, Ga the whole, notwlth,
standing the fact that part ~ the day
was lost by reason Of the rain, the ex-
curslon was
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Thanks.


The Lamar Rifles desire to return
their sincere and heartfelt thanks 70
Major r. v. Tompkins and Mr.. A. Da-
Wis, Of the firm Of Schneider q Davis,
for the acceptable present Of two cases
Of wine and the choice cigars. But
beyond that, to their courtesy and en-
couragiug words on their late excur-
sion 10 Houston. To the Germania
Band, who escorted the company,
great praise is due, as they were actu-
atsd by such good feeling and 50
promptly responded whenever called
on as 10 merit the praise Of all who
witnessed them.
LAMAR Rsg1Fs.
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were 80 many proofs that thls Is the
most prolific aud healthy country on
the continent.
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Grace Greenwood ~
Rspab'lcan says
baud, I,enudtF [.i<FI W.
just been rep<ll ~ .
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The great topic among lheliltle folks
for the past two weeks has been the
grand Sunday School picnic which
was gotten up for the purpose OF giving
the children aud their teachers u day
of fresh country air and the pleasure OF
n bit Of railway travel through twenty
live miles Of the most beautiful coun-
try In the state.
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of many OF the children was quite
noticeable and their behavior excel
lent. There was not rude thing done
py any Of them. They were all
prettily and simply dressed and their
young fresh faces shone with happi-
ness. There was not puny or slckiy-
looking child out Of the seven or eight
hundred present. They al looked
rosy and hearty and their complications
were especially noticeable for clear
ness and color. None Of your saIlew-
looking younssters vsa there. They
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xp,,.,, those Wishing 70 inspect Che stock
~ MAKE purchases viii BE mel ny p2 ,..,
nj attentive talesmen, sPs''t''H