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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26
Meoting of tho State Convention.

Next Thursday, the lst of August, is the day
appointed for the meeting Of tho Democratic
State Convention, TO nominate candidates for
State Officers, and FOR Congress, adopt platform
of principles and transact other important busi-
ness for the coming campaign.
WShopc Union County will have a full dele
CATION there Among oar delegates are men Of
aeif'y! aagacity and iaauence, who should sac
rihce something TO attend the meeting of the
Convention. In fact, no delegate should be alb
sent, it will he q meeting of paramount import.
ance to The political future of the State.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26
Sunlp Punkins,

pump FunKlnS,
Our facetious correspondent, over the above
signature, makes some capital hits this week.
and in spite of his protestation we shall insist
on his being run for Coroner believing that he
would be just the man to hold inqucsts upon
Independent candidates, after the election. The
fees wouldn't amount to much but SuMr would
have lots of fun.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

GSy" We would like to know how it is that
we receive the Greenvillc Daily Neps only three
times week. For instance, on Monday We
received the issues of Saturday and Sunday, and
on Wednesday we received the issues Of Tuesday
and Wednesday. If they can come through
direct on Wednesday, why not on Tuesday?
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

STORM IN ORANGEBUhG.-Orangebu July
20.-The extreme heat of yesterday culminat cd
in one of the severest thunder storms of the
season. For three hours the heavens were h
scene Of quivering light, and the shocks Of elcc-
tricity yWefc very severe between IL and o'clock
this morning. The Methodist Church was struck
also three pines were struck in different parts
Of the town pnd the streets were we'll washed
by heavy Uin.--Neps and Courier.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26
What a Coincident!

What a Coincidont!
We see in the list Of arrivals at the Palmetto
House at Spnrtanburg, the names of Joseph
Strauss, Ntw York, and p. NJ. Cohen, CAc,tcr.-
1t is curious cOincident that Mr.. Joseph Strauss
and Mr.. p. Cohen, both residents of Union put
up at the Palmetto on the same day that Mr..
Joseph Strauss Of New York and Mr.. =. NJ.
Cohen of Chester did. Any way related?
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26
TOCANDIDtTES.

In order to gt0e cUe'y man an opportu-
nHy to PIT their names before the people, as
candidates for office, ace haze reduced the
price for 1drefising to S3 for EACH name
announced No name ,oiW be published IN
til tie printers fee as paid. This rule wat
DC strictly enforced, so that it ,oW be useless
for any one to send as names for .puJlca-
tion 'oithout sending the money piM the
order.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26
Weekly Report of the Thermometer.
q q, m.l2p. m.I6 d. mi
"Hcavy storm at night.

sSS~ little daughter of Mr.. G. c. Chase, of
the Piedmont House, Spartanburg, while play
ing with some companions in an attic room,
rushc against the sill of the window, lost her
balance and fell to the ground, distance of
forty feet, and was seriously injured, hut, it is
hoped, not fatally.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

A wRE-AfURpERER HASoED.-Mi Milledgeville,
Ga. July 12.--Mike Shaw, the wife.murderer,
sentenced to be hanged to-day, and who swal.
lowed dose of strychnine on June 11th, but
subsequently recovered, was executed to-day
near the river, half mile from the city. Five
thousand persons we're present.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26
Mr.. Edward ]. Gage.

Mr. Edward j. Cage.
postal Card from this gentleman informs us
that he will be in Union about the 9th inst,
with full line of samples. Judging from the
figure on the postal, the man who orders Gro
ceries through Mr.. Gage is as happy as a clam
in high tide, while he who buys elsewhere is an
awful miserable looking cuss.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

MoLLIE MCCARTHY SoLD.-Mr. Winters h
sold the race mare Mollic Mccarthy to Bud,
Dob'e. Price unknown. One of her forelegs
is very much swollen, and experienced turfmen
say she will never be able to run again. Doble
does not think 80, and desires 10 run her against
any horse or mare at any distance fot any shin l.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26
Ice Cool.

Ice Cool.
W. McNeace serves up his summer beverages
in the coolest style. He puts ice in the water,
makes iced lemonade, iced juleps, &C., &C.,
while Johnny Willard gives you a smile that
would cool off the hottest case Of fever.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26
The Charleston Journal Of Commerce.

The Charleston Journal Of Commerce.
We regret to learn that this Journal is great
ly crippled from financial cmbarrassmeuts The
Tuesdays issue contained no tslegraphic des-
patches, while its editor, r. Barnwell Rhett, de-
clined nomination to the State Convention
because he was about to leave the State, per-
manently.
Now let some two or three active industrious
and good newspaper printers take hold of it ;
employ sound, spicy and digni6cd editor, and
issue racy, we'll filled and neatly printed local
paper that will be asked for by oil classes. at
the breakfast table. Take no subscriptions for
the city, at the Office but give the routes to nc
tive and reliable carriers aud sell them the pa
pers daily at such price as will leave them
good margin for profit. The more subscribers
these. earris1sshiaiasthe 8heiy. Rse6tse
and they will be active, pU<siSttnt canvasscrs
and reporters for the paper. We throw out the
hint for what it is worth but we can point to
several of the best and most profitable papers
in the country that were started undor the same
circumstances and upon that plan.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-07-26

Smoke Your Glass.
Next Monday, between and o'clock p. lI.,
a total eclipse of the sun will occur. Get your
laes and smokeit...
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Our State Debt.

Our State Debt.
1t is really amusing to hear some people talk
about the bondod debt of the State and de-
nounce the last Legislature Aoertain members
OF itat least--for their action in the matter. a
strangerfon hearing these wiseacrcs grumble
about it, you'd suppose that the democratic mem
bers of that Legislature actually had created
the debt, instead Of doing what they conscien-
tionsly bYisxsd 70. be the most honorable and
ee0noni0i of ''sring tho State of its
Ask II Sse grqmblers if they know anything
about ~ matter, and ninety-nine out of every
hundref<will candidly confess their total ignor-
ance of either the origin, amount, condition, or
liability of the Stateto pay it. They will tell
you that certain persons say it was contracted
by the Radical government and, of course, ought
not to bspaid. They lose sight of the legal or
moral obligation resting upon tho State to pay
anypart " ii, but "go it blind" for reputation,
upon the say-so of men whose only object is to
make poltical capital out Of it, either for their
own Advancement or the defeat of some better
man
As yet we have not seen the first point of o
souHu argument against the action OF the last
Leg slature upon that important matter. Not
one of the advocates of reputation has given
any sounder Season for opposing the action of
the Legislature Nhan the fact that some of the
bonds are fraudulent, and, as sequence they
assert all are 6eudu1ent
We ask our citizens not to judge too hastily
upon the matter. We can assure them that the
Legislature has done the people no harm. We
are preparing statement of the matter-takcn
from no individuals say-so, but gathered from
official data and dtigureSwbich, as soon Us COM
pletcd and so sihplifed as to enable everybody
to comprehend it, shall he published. We,
however, state knowingly that by adhcring to
the provisions of the consolidation Act and un-
der the revising action of the Court and Com
mission, appointed by the last Legislature TO in
vestigate the whole debt of the .State-bondcd
and foatiug-thc liabilities of the State will DO
less than they were at the expiration of Gov.
Orr,s term of office. There cannot be much
cause for grumbling at such result, we think
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-03
Bv BRENGLE.

CONCERNING CHRISTMAS CONFEC-
TlONERY.
Christmas comes but onc3 y.isr;
Habit make, poa aat time;
Run riot cvory kid Of c2eer,
Into evcry land I'll oim,
Si!van scenes Jeligh! no more,
Turning cold the no7th winds bl.w.
May bird lives on mildor shore,
Ard all the folks to BRENGLES 60.
SANTA CLAUS waits tn ere you know.
Read the second letter Of the FIRST line, tho
third letter of The second line the fourth lettor
of tho third limo, and so on and you will lind
the place where all good childron 60, and where
Krss Kringle awaits than with the largest
stock of CAKES ever made in this market.
Also French and Domestic CAndios, Cakes,
Pies, Fruits, Nuts. Confectionery, Oysters, Ice
Cream, Water Icos and all the dsicacies of the
season. 129 King street.
Cbristmas. 1877. dec 19-tf
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GEORGE R. HILL & cos.

GEoReE R. HILL 6 CO.'S
CAREFUL MANUFACTURES.
OUR NEW GOODS.
COOOANUT-Rich Fine Drop Top Coated.
PRESIDENT-Iced Drop. bright flavor.
PRIN CESS-Iced Sheet, soft oblong
SEASIDE-For light summer luncheon.
TOU RIST-Sweot Hard Biscuit figured top.
BISM MAROK-G German Biscuit, Caraway favor
These fancy goods are furnished the trade in
assorted or straight packages, attractively put
up for retail. They are no: kept in stock; No
tin cans used, consequently they are always
fresh and in high flavor. We respectfully solicit
an examination of these goods.
myls Alezandria, Va.
r. w. AVERY
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCE.
RIES, WINE LIQUORS, &C., &c,
sep ' ALEXANDRIA. VA.
NV S70FFI Snw GOODS,
NEW PRICEsl
The subscriber respectfully announces that
he has saksn No. ths ~ I:0Ts KING STREET,
and is prepared to offer full and carefully se'
lected stock of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
at prices which cannot fail to please. aoods
delivered promptly to all parts of the city. and
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. An
my 5~tf F. DAVIDSON.
EORGE McBURNEY & SON,
Dealers in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROOE
RIES, WINES AND LIQUORS,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BROWN
STOUT.
Also. EASTERN and POTOMAC HERR
and MACKEREL.
NOS. lGS AND ITO KING STREET,
Washington Hall Building.}
Alexandria, We.
Orders promptly filled. nh 3l-tf
|
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FO. THE HOLIDAYS.

An ,CCsrrABLE CHRISTMAS GIFT
II for ". .ry b dy, would he a bottle OF
JANNEY'i EXQUISITE
ORANGE BLOSSOM COLOGNE.
Put up j., 'nL,las of lhre. sizes a. 25 and 5U
cents, an Slt0 respectively
JA&NEY s. CO., No. lis King and
Gcc2l N w. cor. King and Royal sts.
rHRISTMAJ PRESENTS.-Perhs the
~ best and most .stinE present that csl be
made to mother vi Q or sister is first class
SEWING MACHINE This we have In the
pom ESTIC" SAVING MACHINE.
We aao ave Il few SECOND HAM, Ma
CHINES, in g,oi order also Toilet Bottles,
Soaps. Hair Bushes, Oh .mos Skins, Tooth
Powders, s., all at lowest possible prices.
dec 10 T. s. LEADBEATER y BRO.
An ACROS rIOAL ADVERTISEMENT.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MORE NEW GOODS FOR DECEMBER
NI SALES.
Tuesday, December Is. 1877
Opening fashionable Closks to- day, choice
Dress Goods at low prices; beautiful Calicoes,
new styles; Blankets and Flsn1els, a choice
stock; Ladies' Neckties, very pretty.
Our sales to country merchants larger than
ever before, and our stock full and complete
and we'll adapted to their wants. Prices as low
as Baltimore quotations.
D, F. BRASHEAK,
Il. B. Hoome3. No. 100 King street:
dec l8 Alexandria, Va.
NJ kW SUGARS received to-day, Dec. IL, by
A\ decl4 r. w. AVERY, 226 King ct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-01-03

How WOMAN LOVES AND SUFFERs.-As
reporter was walking through one OF the streets
on the South side last night he saw woman
weeping bitterly. The reporter stopped aud
asked her if be could aid her 10 any way, for
she was neat, tidy little woman. with pleas
Jog aud honest face. After several questions
the story came out. Her husband, who is a
workman, had been paid some money that
morning, and had gone to this saloon and was
oarousing inside with some of his companions.
Her little girl was sick at home, and several
things were needed for her, which the father
had promised to buy, but she was sorely afraid
that the money would all be gone before morn.
ing. AS the woman told her sad story, with an
air of patient resignation, her hands lay folded
10 her lap, and % the upper one was loog
ugly scratch. "Does your husband ever IT.
treat you ?" asked the reporter. She drew tho
| wounded hand quickly usder her shawl. and
answered promptly, "Oh, no, sir; he is good
man, only when he's drinking he ls sometimes
| little quick with the children.
"Why don't you ask some of your friends to
aid you in tryiog to stop his drlokng or e'Ss
get magistrate 10 lnterfercT'
She sprang up from the stone, aud drawing
herself up, said in trembling. Indignant voice:
''He is my husband sir; do you think would
20 to magistrate about my husband. SIT; my
Harry? Oh, 10, sir. | never could do that. 10
matter what he did. - Wheeling Register
AN ULSTER COUNTY MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
Some "spiritusl' performances at tt residence
of James Dunn, near Kcrhorksoo, have lately
been the sutjec: of unbounded wonder among
the people Of that place. The Midd'etown
Press Of Saturday, however. thus disposed OF
it: "Wisbiug to koow the entire truth, re-
porter of the Press visited the ecene and n.
vestigsted the whole affair. Ho saw several
apparently mysterious movements. A gun
went spinning across the floor, stones went
whzziug about the room. The clothes 90
bed wers violently agitated. All this time the
wondering believers CT Splrltuallsm stood
around 10 admirlpg silence, grstlfed at this
demonstration of the truth Of an unseen power
actiop Oh things 60 material as stooes. Not so
our reporter. As the bed clothes were ,aggl
tated for the second time, he suddenly seized
them, and, With whir', lifted mattress and
!. .sII, showing underneath the materialz addaugh
ter of Mr.. Duon instead of spirit. Another
stone then went flying across the room, and
this time our inquiriDg uubeliever grasped the
other daughter. who was demurely sitting
behind him. An examination OF her poeke
> ! showed that it was filled With stones. A de-
[ risive laugh was the only comment be made OF
| the ridiculous exposures, and be lelt 10 diegust
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1T IS VERY POOR ECONOMY TO
waste your money buying trash when you
can get good goods at reasonable prices at
WADDEY'S, ITO King st., Alexa.. We.
nOND LILY WASH, . most delightful
4 preparation for the toilet and bath. In large
] bottles at 25c each.
dec Is JANNEY s. CO.. 145 King st..
4 VERY superior stock Of GENTS FINE
"A SLIPPEkS, suitable for holiday presents,
very cheap at Ito Kingst
THREAOED COD FISH. lust received by
rs dec3 J,O. &, +. AILBURN.
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GROCERIES Avn is0II"Nas

Nor'oH
Ih.>e rrsum"l IT., r,.kk P>tkl q hui
nos nh viii =" tr ,I,.r"i IL fnr..'sh irtn'l''S
with all k,nGs f CiD!CS ME II. Al I" ~!
own m .EutlCture. W:
SAUSAGE M&Ai,
SMOKED Al1S:GE.
MINCE MEAT,
SPARE klBS,
CHINE PIECES,
Hogs HEAos,
SHOULDER,
BREAST PIECES,
HEAD CHEEIE and
PURE LEAF LARD, put up ex press!y for
family use in small pacb ayes, together with q
good and choice 1T CT "a M LILY GROCEk!ES
and PROVISIONS y Of all kinds we haV' Just
received lJi Cf choice NJ ACkEHEL. Nos |, Z
ami 3. in bb's. h-lf bbls snd ki's ,,.u,
nt:yq No. IL s FsirtaY st Alexandra
I BXOpERS s: CO.,
Whoisssl, Dealers and JoLbars in
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, FLOUts,
SALT AND FISH.
4 full line OF celebrated pure. old Whiskeys,
Branois, Gin. Rum. &c. NJ Msssey & Co.'s phiis-
dclphia sud Cl.getts Baltimore Ales, and B1rg
Agents ior JAMES s. We!ch Best Family
Flour, James =. Kirk & CJ's. Standard Soaps.
Dupont & Co.'S. Sporting and Bls'ting Gun
powder, and Baltimore and Potomac River
steamers
Orders promptly attended 10. and consign'
nents solicited No. IL King street,
oct 26-tf Alexandria, Va.
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rURRANT JELLY-A choice a7,icls r.
n doc ee;vs0 9s 'A'S Ky X W. AVERY, 22i k:rg ct.
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TNHE BEST TEAS a. the lowest prices ara
l. aold at NOV Isl RAMSAY'S.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-10

has its peculiar phase which must enter
| into the consideration of a compromise;
hence, no one but debtor and creditor
can adjust it. Let our merchants always,
by interest and inclination the fast, but
sometimes mistaken, friend of the farmer,
set the ball In motion. Itscarcely can
be denied by any observing man that the
direct cause Of the financial distress that
has oyertaken Us is the high rates Of in
terest demanded first from the merchant
himself, and next from the farmer. And
as these high rates of interest led TO an
enormous dispropo between credit
and cash prices, even a hundred per cent.
in some cases, thus moro and more Grip
ping the laboring classes, and increasing
at every step the hazards Of the trade,
thus necessitating at every step an in.
creased per cent. to cover the risk !; that
such 8 policy would seriously result, as
it has done. lis not to be wondered at.
Indeed, it is the legitimate result Of 9 9
suicidal policy. Better at one single
blow utterly destroy the entire credit
system of our country, than to dream Of
any substantial prosperity for our State,
under such ruinous policy. So far as
agricultural advances are concerned, the
laws amply protect the creditor, so that
with low rates of interest the merchant
can afford to sell his merchandise, at q
living rate to the consumer. Not buy, q
pound of bacon at eight and nine cents;
and sell it on q credit for only q few
months at one hundred per cent. The
farmer, too, taking the cue from the mer-
chant, at once advances the. price Of his
corn from 755 cents per bushel, cash, in
the spring, to $1.4o in the fall. Thus,
turning upon hisfown class, and extort4
ing ruinous rates of interest from his
brother farmers, in the enhanced price,
simply because it is common. And so
on dldd iintffn;sum. 1 Where the laborer pros.
.pers, the landlord will alike prosper, and
where the iaborer and landlord both
prosper, the merchant sees his richest
M eSs T. 81. r.
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II -. - 2 - -
Washington, D.. O., on,a requisition from
Governor Hampton. s. I.
10th. Miles G. Parkers return to the
home of his adoption. s,'9 3 - Z
Both. Pardoning of the Combahees
rioters by Governor Hampton. RS;
NOVEMBER.
9th. Marlboro redeemed BY .theielec.
tion Of Col G. s. McGall, Dem. to the I
State Senate. 3 :
9Th. Cardozo convicted at Columbia.
18th. Congressman Smalls convicted
of bribery at Columbia.
18th. L, Cass Carpenter convicted at
Columbia. ....O Opening Of the State Far
at Columbia. ,i.,.sss3. - S
18th. Vance and Hampton at Colum.
bia. Il :. Z.
18th. Military prize drill at Columbia.
The Governors Guards victorious
|: 10th. The Hon: H. P..Kimbail, 3ths
Winnebago orator, at Columbia. (: ~.
10Th. Hon. j. b. Campbell elected
State Senator from Charle ~
|. 29rd.- Fearful accident on, the Char
Hottie, Columbia and Augusta Raiirpad
near Rock Hill, s. C.s -: "a: g
:26th. Cardozo, Suaalls and Carpenter
sentenced by Judge Townsend at CO.
lumbia. a2
9th. General Assembly met at CO.
lumbia. zs.;:ss g. 3; s,S
| 2Sth. Hampton's message to the Gem
eral Assembly. Election Of Col. FarroMs
as clerk of the Senate. :ssss'E
r,r,rrs
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exclaim in the language of Scripture,
while viewing the lofty columns that
commemorate the cause in which their
fathers struck and died, "We asked for
bread, and 'ye gave us stone." But
South Carolina is free again,
"Free as the winds that winnow
Her shrubless hills of sand,
Free as the waves that batter
Along her yielding land"
And in the. garments of her beauty
there will surely be found some fold in
which to shelter these helpless orphans
of the State.
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5sLEGALsADyERLZHN ara compeIled3o
require CASH payments fof adxert tising ofdefSd6
Executors Administrations and other fdnrisriess;
notices, WHICH v.ill only be inherited yhsn stass
money comes with tho order -. )
Citations, two insertions, ---.s 500:
Estate Notices, three inssrt tiona, zoo
Final Settlements, i've insertions = - 308
10 CORRESP0RDENT6.-I order 10 recefSes
attention, communications must lbe accompsnieds
by the true name and address OF the writer Re-
iected manuscripts win not bercturred unle0 fhes
necessary stamps fusniahed to repay hspostsgs
1@ NE are not responsible for the visws and
opinions Of our correspondents, ,ss siissgss
All communications should be addressed 10 aEd-;
itors Intelllgencer and all checks, drafts money
orders, &C., should be made payable TO the order
Of: 49, E. RsMURRAYi& co, ,9ssss
I :. ~ Anderson, 8. g. q
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Language, s -.
.A ; ~ -annd .tha world the Thought of all Z,
Ia @ as the he thoneht Of one s., -
= :, e 80 !; sil5ti
Before proceeding mltn tne spec!ai sud
|ject of.this address, l desire, as IN mar
mony with It's purpose, TO review Drleny
the character and career of him whose
festival We here celebrate. The pages Of
sacred history, the traditions Of Masonry
and of the Christian Church furnish the
sources bfour information upon this In
teresting theme.
st. John the Evangelist was the son Of
Zebedee and Saiome, and was born about
the year OF our Lord tour or hVe: ne
was the youngest OF the disciples. There
is tradition in the church that he was
the bridegroom of the marriage at Cana,
in Galilee, the occasion OF the hrst mlra.
Gle performed by Christ, where "Ihe
conscious water saw its God and blushed;;
He was by occupation 9 fisherman. ". VS.
learn butLtte OF! num- nnni near IN !ee
close OF the ,SaYlourys ministry ana nie,
when ne; hadsconferred upon ahim the
most lofty and benign dlstlnction OF
being that disciple whom Jesus loved"
at the last supper he was the disciple
who was Cleaning on Jesus bosom"-a
posture in the ancient mode OF reclining
ab table that was considered as aSmark Q, Q,
the highest respect ana commence: II
was 70 nlm tnaI Jesus IN connlns I;.s;ass aSrH
snip Poin1sa oat oy s'srl;ne ;s Asnas;atls s;is
woo snollq Dgllsy .h: a. NJ sPsGaay Waata,
connoentiai Ieiat'ol w us Da'iuo 11Ss.o. UIa.
Was evlnced Dy tne iact tnas Tnen Cnts'
had SAID TO his dlsclples, "One OF you
shall betray me, simon Peter beckoneg
to him tnat ne sno9ld ask VINO " snouio
DC o. Tnom ne sPaAe. AZ mas ..e s.In:, Taly
disciple who WITH the courage OF lai.niul %
love dared 70 aIsenu nls oeloygo Iasse, Is.s,
70 the Cross ana ne ~ was 70 Wnom es1i
reierreo Wnen IN ms n9al agony ne s'1Ta ao'
oressea 70 ms %otnese n tne MGras }s, Wo, W.
man, Denolo sny oonI Anu iassiy, Ie
was the nrss alsclPle 20 lleaen Tue sepul'
cnre aites MISTY Magoalsn nao an.
qou1cea Inat IIneY hase lske1 away .as
LORD GuI. OF .ne ssPolcnLe, AIayns A1Ss TIs
nos waels .asy ,nsse .,na.sa iaiu nim and oanr m
olenoeas 9uansies oi. gehs,euess auu 1oS;. .t;
age exnsDl1sa IN .as ena;acses o. .na, =
apostle toEa,sn q s,r:king iius,tasiIi e.,s " "
a iact oieen observed In Tue oa''ie neiu y
hie-tnat
"The bravest are the tendeTest,
Ihe loving are .ne oarins
st. John the Evangellst, must havs
q q Ta-nn