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, 1877-11-04
HOW a WIFE WAS CHOSEN.

uCN Il WIFE AS CHOSEN.
Kansas cIlV {Lo.) Times.
The Lockwood Hufford seduction case OF last
summer has come to happy Il termination. Tnc
details OF the trial we're given to the public, aud
created some interest for several days. They
were briefly to this effect: The father Of a
pretty little girl. who had been rather wild, had
railroad express 1nan, married man from St.
Louis. arrested for leading lis young daughter
astray. After two or three days examination,
during which the courtroom was dcnsc1y
ed, Judge Long failed to find sufficient positive
proof in the evidence to justify holding
Lockwood for trial, and he dismissed the
case Here comes the happy sequel: Miss
HuHord, who WAS an iRuocent-looking and vcry
pretty girl. attracted the attention Of Young
farmer from Illinois, who was attracted by the
crowd in attendance at the trial. lie fell in love
with the fair witness, anu sought an introduc-
tion. This led to q CORRESPONDENCE. Miss
Huiford went home. and remained in retire
ment. She was at once transformed by the
scandal OF the trial from eiddy, wild girl, to
reserved aud mature woman. After several
months correspondence there was quiet we'd
ding, and the happy pair went off to the home
prepared on 4 farm not far from Bcl!eyillc, III.
1t was real foge-matcll. The husband attended
the trial, and became fascinated by the beauty
and the fortitudc OF the young girl in her en-
barrassing position. She learned to lore him
and married him,
, 1877-11-04

BNriin1ton H1tok<gs.
"Bcen oil on lark, ehf'' woman's voice
came dropping out Of q second-story window
out on West Hill, at the solemn hour of mid
night. ~ Bcen out Oh a lark ch!''
Bat your lifc,'' replied deep manly voice,
about eighteen inches thick.
!" All right" sue said, go roost In the COW
shcd.n
.s Won't do it," he persisted; "therc's cat
tie linnct."
Then she told him he had been robin his fam
liz to pay the bar-kcepcr; and hc said II she
didn't hush owing he'd whip her we'll when he
got IN the house.
IS You try it," she screamed, " an I'll up an
hawk you down with tut-iron.''
'sGull long, he yelled, we couldn't do it.
Let me in and let's stork it oycr.''
And, If the ncighbors hadn't fnterfered and
stopped it, there is no telling to what extremes
they might have gone.
, 1877-11-04
GOSSIP FOR LADIES.
Reasons for Women to Think Of
and Profit by.
4 Mormon Novel--A Florida Beauty
Those Golden Leaves.


It's not Considered dangerous fe1cept
By people who can't catch 1t, strange TO say).
1t has been raging in Ourtown some time
4 case or two reported down cur way.
These are the symptoms: sishs-a bashfnl mien-
No wish to dine or sophisticated stare
Wild answers, turning wrath to slnllcs-pens-
stamps
Dreams--had rhymcs-a general moon-s,ruck
sir
Ont late on Sunday nfght-a thsce-hours' call,
One spent informally at the hall door,
With gas turned down tgas is So dear1. yet with
A dea! more, some way than there WAS before
When She has got diamond solitaire
And He is pricing rents AS If he had
Been keeping holse for years. you'll know by that
They're in thc last staec, and have got it bad.
But these may break the fever up ev'n yet:
More Intimate acquaintance with her Ma
A sight OF her last bill-a boot upon
The energetic foot OF her Papa.
The usual cure, however. is ring
4 marrlage-1icensc, and wcddinr-fee;
The medicine administered, Of course,
by some good doctor-or divinity.
But, when She finds thu. lie is but man,
And lie admits his bliss is eyancsccni,
You'll not be much surprised, .ny friend, to hear:
After Loves ftlul fcyer--conyalescent!
CHICAGO. LULU II, IT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

IMPORTED LlQUO2S-Old Pellerolsen,
L French BrsnI old Double Grape and
Dew Drop Holland Gin, very Old Jamaica
Rum, Scotch Tnskny, Duff Gordon's sherry,
Topsz and Cooking DO; also a variety OF other
table ami CuoEng Wines
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
dec Il llib and l1O King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03
1915 H0d5 H0SdddS D Y 1876
rlpJCTh pPESFNpSi

HOLIDAY PRESENTS-I have just added
articles Suitable for Holiday Presents. ScsrIs
of all kinds, Jewe!ry, Laen Handkerchief: in
boxes, Collars. Cuffs, &c, Perfumery and Toilet
Articles, Silk Hsndkerchiefs and Crsva!s. hlc
and Castor Gloves. Special attention is called
TO my stock of Kid Gloves, as it is undoubtedly
the largest and best assortment ever offered IN
Necklaces, Chains, Charms and Studs, Travel
ing Sa.chels, &C. My stock is varied, snd can.
not be enumerated in an advertisement. The
public are invited to call and examine:
dec II G.. G. BERRY, II King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

| 4 NHRlSIMAS1 1S SCOMlNGl-NeW, Behut-
| ~ full, Rare and Unique Goods for the Roi-
days now opening at
FRENCH'S, NO. 95 KING STREET.
The assortment embraces beautiful articles in
Russia and Vienna Lesth r. Pearl, Shell, Glass
and Paper Mache, Writing Desks from SOC to
$50 each Work Boxes, in fine Leather and In.
laid Wood Odor Cases. Cut Glass, in Kussis
Leather Gases; PortemonLaies, in Russia, seal
Skin and Turkey Morocco Pearl and Shell !;
Fine Gold Pens, in Pearl Cas's and Gold
Mounted Rubber Cases great variety OF
Glass and Bronze Inkstands Glove and Hand
kerchief Boxes of Silk, Leather and Fine Lac
quer Work; Beautiful Chromos, in Splendid
Gilt Frames; japanese Cabinets and Work
Boxes, very handsome; japanese Trays, all
sizes, Of the finest Lacquer Work; Vases Bo,
quet Holders, very beautiful; Wcstenholm
Knives; Backgammon snd Chess, and a lnous-
and other beautiful articles suitable for holiday
presents.
In the BOOK DEPARTMENT 7 have very
choice collection of Juvenile Books, American
and English Standard Poets, History, Blog
Apply, Prayer Books and Bibles OF al sizes and
prices.
A great variety of Games for the little folks
and many other things too numerous to mention.
New styles Pspeteries of the finest Paper and
Envelopes in beautiful boxes; Stereoscopes
and Views Prang's celebrated Panel Chromos
and Christmas and New Year Cards; Dressing
Cases, very handsome, ali sizes.
Ny assortment Of choice goods Mt vrry low
prices is not squaled in the State, and curdla!
invitation is extended 10 call and exsmine said
stock. [dec l il GEO. E. FRENCH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03
Any ANDRIA VA WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1877.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

CHRISTMAS Is COMINGl-New, Beauti-
| ~ full, Rare and Unique Goods for the Roli-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

rHRISTMAS GOODSl "
" CHRISTMAS GOODS!
RAISINS-London and other Layer Raisins,
IN whole, ha'f and quarter boxes, Currtnts, Git
ron, Grain and Ground Spices, received 6y
doc II DAV Y & HARMON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03
Holiday Goods at A. DiedIe's,

1:G KING STREET.
Receiv ed to-day full line of FANCY GOODS,
consisting Of Ladies' Fancy Neck Wear. COL
lars and Cuffs in Eew style boxes also q full
line of Ladies' and Gents Handkerchefs in
fancy boxes half dozen each also large as
sortment of TOYS. dec t5-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03
NEW GOODS J

A large assortment of double width (36 lhch)
sll Wool Cashmere, worth 75c at &c.
Black all Wool Cashmere worth 81, at 7oc.
Striped all Wool Goods for Polonsises at 25c
1000 yards of Simpsons Solid Black Calico IN
remnsnts, at &c per yard.
A beautiful line of Black Mohsirs and Alpsc-
as, very cheap.
Cashmere for Men and Boys wear at 373 up
Fine sll Wool Shawls, Blankets, sc.
Opera Flannel in all shades at 35c per yard.
A full line of Gents and Ladies' Underwear.
A large and complete stock of Notions, Ho'
siery, sc.
d, BENDHEIM, 112 King st..
nov 18 Adj'g Marshall House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03

WhRFIELD s. HALL
Hsva inst received y beautiful assortment Of
FANCY ARTICLES
suitable for Christmas presents, TO which they
invite the attention of purchasers.
doc Ia Corner Prince and Fair AK SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-03
HoL1DA AY 6 GODS
ENGLISH, FRENCH, WEST IN Ola, MED
lTERRANEAN AND AMERICAN
GOODS FOR THE HOL-

quarter boxes. Mat and ultana Seedess, layer
Figs in b, 4 b AM 10 ID boxes Figs IN fancy
baskets, App:o, Peach Pear and Plum Butter,
finest Leghorn Citron, Lemon Peel, Zsnte Cur
rants Almonds, Pecsns, English Walnuts Fill
beris and Palm Nuts. Genuine English Plum
Pudding the most delicious article ever offered
| to the family trade. Preserved Canton Ginger IN
| ID and ID jars, Dry Stem Canton Ginger IN
Sardines, Qtesn Olives, fine French and Italian
OIL Italian Oil, Italian and Swiss Maccsroni,
Pnespple Eiam ard Sspssgo Cheese, Canned
Fruits and Vegetables the best brand, Haysna,
Oranges and Maaga Lemons, we are sei-.ng
at low figures, and would advise those who in
tend purcnasing to buy st once and not run the
risk of the present advancing tendency OF tho
market. GEO. McBURNEY u SON,
Fine Grccers No. lG6 s. ITO King ST.
dec Aim Alex.ndria, Virginia.
IMPORTED LlQUOas.-OM Pelleroison
L French BrsnI old Double Grape and
pew Drop Holland Gin, y very 0ld JnmscS nhosrc
TopSz and Cooking DO. also variety OF other
'''0'O GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
dec II lG6 and l70 King street.
7'olLEr SETS, COLOGNE BOTTLES &C.
WhRFIELD s. HALL
Have Just received beautiful assortment OF
FANCY ARTICLES
suitable for Christmas presents, to which they
invite the attention of purchasers;
dec IL Corner Prince and Fair ak SITS
{, CHRISTMAS rRESENTS-We have
~ hand one first class GROVER q BAKER
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHlNE; also two
second hand Elastic Stitch Machines which wo
dating terms. NM
dec - E. S. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
NEW RAl5lNS, Currants, Ctron, Figs and
cal
nov nyD'"' 25 ' 4. W. AVERY, 226 King st.
BOTTLED ALE, Porter and Brown Stout,
decd K. b. LAWSON & co.
d DAISlNS-Layors, London Layers and
S dec s5'o'0ss '"'s'"S K sD' B. sAs lawson s. Co
cCOTCE WBlSkEY, French Brandy and
d dec nd''''O yin ~ K. B, LAWSON Sc co.
NEW FIGS, in baskets, boxes and bags, just
dec - G. VIM. RAMSAY.
DXTRA FINE MALAGA GRAPES at
SWEET CIDER and Champagne Cider just
dec RIB LAWSON s. co.
JAMAICA SPIRITS, Santa Cruz and New
- England Rum for sale by
dec K. Is. LA WSON u W.
IL dcc7 kAMSAY'S.
NEW ClTRON and Messina Lemons just
~ received by
dec7 =. VIM. hAMHA l.
A TMORE'S and FISHERS MlNCE
II NEAT just received by
nov Is ). Z u T.. MlLbO NY.
CENUINE SCUPPERNONG WINE AT
oct II - GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
NEW COOKING PRUNES.
One hogshead of
PRIME QUALITY
der G. VIM. RAMSAY.
| NDERSON'S UNRIVALLED MlNCE
II MEAT, guaranteed lar superior to al olh,
| ers, and for sale ut lower price than ls asKed
| for inferior brands
dec II +. j. DAVIDSON, l47 King st.
CHRISTMAS GROCERIES IN GREAT
~ VARIETY.
1t will pey to examine elegant stock ana
inouire prices before purchasing your supply.
d.cl2 f. j. DAVIDSON, l4z King St:
pOkT, sherry, Blackberry, Madeira and
doc or9A'As 20 " 'A'' l'' w W. a. JOHNSON
MARBLE Y ARD.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22
Waysisle Speeches.

Mr. HAYES i. done swinging round 'hc
N.w England circle and with some OF hiS
cabinet is exhibiting himself west and south
Mr.. HAYES :. axes very good president
-, Notwithstanding the unhappy circumstances
tina, preceded his induction INTO ONCE anu
Good men nf both parties are dl>PnSeu !"
strengthen III, hand, in well doing. bn' MI.
HAYES is conloundedly r"n speaker 9"
,,o.s o,c,.ir when "A few pleasant WORDS
,l,,, mean nothing are all that Is eNP1c'""'
aud n,e,si.urs the secretaries who accompany
hmm are not more happy IN tins way ol'',
himself. II is tine these speeches nj 'a'to""
stations and county towns ard state c''ho''
do no, ar,oun, to mach a, best; but n they are
m m. made a, all. it is jus, as well that they
he something better than Grant was III ,,e
l,aIi, o, making and something better tina" W.
HAYES has done so far. A junior private sec
,e,ary, nigh, dish up dozen or two .na'
would be pa.sable. and with these committed 1,.
10 memory the presiden, could acquit hln'sel. .
il~<e Especially than IN any oi Ills '"
g<I,aa 3r1yS
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22
Remnants OF the Ark.
IN. Y. Worldl

The legends of Noah and the Ark
still cling to Ararat like its SHOWS
The assure where, under Snow-drlit,
lie the remains of the ark is pointed
out 10 visitors, and there is piece OF
the wood of that vessel preserved IN
the treasure.house at Etchmiadzlne.
1t looks very much like bit OF los
SLICED or petrified wood. There IS
only one place in the ncIghoorh,,o"d
where the olive grOws-ln a hollow
on a lesser mountain; additional proof
Of the truth of the scriptural account
of the Deldge. On the flank OF the
, mountains stood village, since
destroyed by an avalanche or an earth.
quake, the name of which. AgourT'
C'He planted the vine'), recalls
another incident in the life OF Moan
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22
How to Fish Successfully.
[Danbury News ]

A writer in Harpcr's gives his
views in a column article on how to
fish. He makes a very elaborate
performance of it, but does not say he
catches any fish. lie says a man
ought not to sit down to fish, and we
agree with bin fully in that particular.
unless the man is wearing par oil
borrowed pants. Beyond this the
article is of no value. The hest way
to fish is the simplest way. Just dig
vour worms before the dew is oil the
earth, use cane pole, a linen line ard
a finely tempered hook. Start JUS,
before the sun rises, and take a good
aized lunch with you, leaving BEHIND
money enough to buy the necessary
ssb for dinner from the dealer.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22
a Ncw.fnshiOmctl RattIesnakc.
rCbarlo,,c IN. c. Observer

CCbarlot,c IN. q ObscrverI
A., ;,,,,h;,ant of Burnt Chimney, Ru,hor-
o,,d county, was IN the city yesterday even
w., ox,,;l,;,,ng five mathematics. one OF which
ia ho,ns-no imitation, but eelvine horhs'
7, ,,.,s indeed most curious sight. Inc TWO
h.,dcd calf and the iive-ltsgcd pig Pheno-
,ncu, arc completely overshadowed by me
ho,ncd snake. The horns PROJECT perpcndIc
,,,,,,v from tho snakes head, and are aoo"'
.n inch long. They are Of brown'sh color
:, .h,ps and general appearance are eAac'Iy
~. ,hosc of a deer, with the difference ula'
the, are less crooked, ana larger III P'.io
lion a, the poin, at which they emerge 'o,''
tho head. The possessor oil these hoihs "'oN
,;lc a snake Of about eight years oil age an"
in every other respect is as pcrieci as s'a"e'
.,c, GO, 10 he. Not only SO, bu, she Tor Il Is
LID N he the feminine gender), has brigh'e'
.nd more cheerful countenance than her com
.,;o,s aud looks as though she would be Inc
e., % yolun,ccr in the event Of a call io'
80 The owner Of the phenomena
.r,tcs is Mr.. X. 7. Bryson, and he has s'ar
III ,,,. exhibitor TO New York for the pnr
nose of disposing of them 10 barnnh' LUZ
.,,,.s that the snakes were caught Oh
NJ. Mountain, in Mcdowell county tno
an. ono in Buncombe). about month ago
W;,,..lf and severnl others had heard OF
s.mous ra,,lssnake den there and weh' 10
che purpose of shooting them. "heh 'i'
,ounJ il several hundred snakes were VIZ
HE. among them the onc;wiih horns. pe,o'
,hcv commenced shooting they caP'uieu "'
doycp or more by means of moses, taxing III
horny. headed viptr first.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22
BE 4 UOMiN.

Pc = woman while on LIES Jnurney.
Courage! faint not on the way,
Though the burdens are sometimes "e!sh'y'
Aud the brightness ,nrns to gray
Who woul,t want the endless sunshine
Shining on US with IT. light!
II would charm, and daze, and bind us,
Were il no, tor clouds aud night.
Then be thankful for the burden,
The gray days aud the night;
For The rains that fail and iieshen.
And the clouds that hiie the ii9hii
For ;l,c sunshine nnd the shadow
For the true friend and the foe;
For the strength thar hes within NJ.
That " i'll conquer every woe
BE woman. and learn lfe's lesson!
Why tins sishina. day by day,
Wasting time IN dreams that anguish
When ,bnu IT needed on the way
Needed in ,hr heat of midday,
And when twilight gathers rouhd--
Whether wife or whether maiden,
Whether simple or pr"toun'.
For the love that never iaIIs Vs.
And the hear, that's ever kind;
Fo, rl,e pure. and true, and faithful
In sweet womanhood you II lind
Irve's the crown If n woman HE,
The ,piri that bids her sing
Sweet songs OF happy tenderness
Tina; charms like endless sprln5'
|, Tbcn sing the song tia, gladdens-
Leave ou, the sad refrain
p Rails, np The dropping sp'Hit,
:, And th1ult not have hVed ID VAIN
u O glorious life. TO feel the tnf'''
f To live, To work aud sing
!, o golden hours! drift slowly by;
Lille Is a priceless thing.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22

parts ,ac West stamp pnllers
almost superseded * ,ynami'e
nich are inserted SGD1s,ie ''ump
ss by long esslh ss.e, y -
MI ont ai.I d..
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22

II tell you, sir,' said one OF our
musicians quite recently to an apothe,:
cary, 81 tell you. sir, the r !, . RyPat
must not be disregarded." ." nat,
Joctorn exclaimed the student OF
nbsrmacy. rubbing his hands Ill
Scsns;r "You don't say that's broken
ont in tews, too, has it? Eord' ne'P
rsl what unhealthy times these are
SbrereDOyt Times.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22

.-.,..,,.n,. ,r.er.ed nj the rate OF 81 80 per
,.rs tor fhe 6rst insertion and IS cents for eecn
.nr".onent ono. Ten lines or less constitute
square. o.,
m profess.ona, Cards, 5000 per a. ium; fo
siY months, $3.50 IN advance.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22

A newspaper at Ashland Ky, says Us
that an investigation OF the RECORDS Oh
Tho State show that not single man
or " omau in the whole commonwealth
is under the present laws legally mar
ricd.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22

The sentence was never completed
The flat bottom of the vessel touched
the sand, slid along it, and was driven
by the momentum of her movement
half her length up the beach. Then
she rolled over with great lurch !;
her smoke.stacks went down with a
crash, carrying the upper deck on
which they stood with them, and the
three men sank from sight in the
smoke and fire
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22

A., Nathan FeibcIman died a, his resi-
dence Yesterday after shor Illness w." nus
in the brief period Of two weeks Two =. '"J :,
merchants Of our little town nave p"ss"
away. mir. Feibclman was b"f'ieu 'ass 80.
ing. His Obituary will appear next "eeA
Madison Journal.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22
80 CENT I.eST.
$500 LOT.

One pair Slccv. Buuru~, store setting.
One set O. Spiral Shirt Studs
One heavy band Engagement Ring.
One 81, ~ Engraved bracelets
One Ladies L.. Gua!d or Nec~ Chain.
One En.ru,ci Mriatur" Lo"kctior the above
One Gent llcayy Link Wa'ch Cham.
One Lake Gror.r DIAMOND sad.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-09-22

-'Tis no, always the men who have rom ron.
ii, in the synagogues that can be dePehuea
r.ao settle very small business account
V NCazstfe.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-06
Vicinity Items.
CLARENDON.

The South Flats has been during the
week the scene OF a lawsuit, the result OF
a conflict between the master OF the tChOOl
az Chipptn Hook and some OF the scholars,
resul Iug in a fiue and costs to the amount
of S2S which was not paid without cousid-
cradle talk of u|ulailness on the part Of
some, although the scholars are To. GUS
tanned by their parents and guardians.
Cold weather has made its appearance in
good earnest. Snow IS abundant and the
slcighing improved, both by young and
old, in work and pleasure.
The pastor of the Congregational church,
Rev. G.. II. Morse, was greeted with a do
nation on Wednesday evening, Jan 3 Al
though he has been but a short time with
US, lie has won the good will and sympathy
of his parishioners. A cola i'm was served
| aud guests to the number of q little over one
hundred partO0k while they ate what was
set before them they were not nnmindful of
what they were there for and as q token OF
friendship and respect left n sum amour =
inE 10 about $50 IN cash and $50 IN sun
duta, consisting Of all things most neces-
,ury u sustain life ana comfort, from pop
c3Iu g. cod wood. \. few guests were
from Rutland, and orc who is most al
w,ya seen at such gatherings most gener-
! .fl. I,As g., 10 ln,I,.3 - "a, opA B;a totl1via
Hh"'ii n,o"nhn, ,' "p ~ ~ % 1o 't tno .
,L,, ~ !. innIin.d 70 hha 3 ao1 rnt ,ory
& y namos o,o olto,.od 400, 80,
ii 49,, o' r'
,Hn.o a 800 hn NJ 49, ~.
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~" ",sHousn y w. ,a ~ nU, ~ Ia ~
~ s'', NVpos0 VI '"'i
Water Is 6eluhE 10 ue scarce, many isr-
,noao ~ 80 10 nroo,no uo. W
-.
1, oi,o ort,"o @.if'a1 a 49, Lol -.
pH,oS y, ~ IN NJ w." na+ a. a
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sannJu W 49," njtdIS ,T' u HhItt
noSniy =, .%U M oaoVauu
9r" tft,,n 10y taaon wi II ,he ,oLe,s " ~
P'Ooy y 60 oma +vn irbo 49, oNo+1 ~,
,Uno o W h oa riIn iii 80 uV0 va" n9
al aonruod to faai N Tho So, oommS S
a. T.saW, & 49, 49, Pas'ui Wv
"9 t'n.S W. 90 sAS 80
W e .. n-hion H., .o. sona5
ouI " 80 ~ -" 800
hann, sS%HlpTjs5os = 80 III ,So d. ~
Xxx snDo,intenjon "f thn Sabbath
sohanI n. ~ II r. nHnOood
,bnt ~ w. - 49,, 80 ,hara
m"viJ ho s,arinn, 'owhT;hNi{y - oSnino
os g. 80 Ia 1910 noao,
~ ~ ochooI frnm %air snnori me- on,