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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-04-23
NUMBER 1858
STATE NEWS.

Lenawee county voted TO build an
asylum for her insane.
Ionia county has voted TO raise slO.-
900 by tax and build new Jail.
A destructive fire was raging in the
woods near Battle Greek last week.
Sanilac county has just voted q S20,-
600 loan to build court house at her
new county seat.
o About 200 men were thrown ont of
employment by the burning OF the Os-
cola mine, Calumet, on the 9th inst.
The Michigan Central Railroad in
about 10 build a new warehouse in Yp-
slant, which will be 30xlS0 feet.
Middleville saloons are to have a To-
cal tax Of $500 levied upon them. That
settles the saloon business in that vii
lage.
Lenawee, Genessee, Ottawa and Kent
counties voted against amendments to
Supreme Court and for amendment to
corporations.
Two hundred pigeon trappers are
now at work near Petoskey, and scores
OF gunners. The daily shipments
average about 49, 900 dead birds.
The state OF Michigan ranked as the
thirteenth state in poplation in 1870
but stood seventh in the number OF
votes cast in the presidential election.
Rev. e. b. Mason, of Indianapolis.
has accepted a call to the Jefferson
Avenue Presbyterian Church, Detroit,
at a salary Of 80, 500.
Dennis Aldrich, Of Delhi township,
Ingham county, was killed by log
which he was loading on some trucks
rolling on him, last Friday.
Prof F. d. Shaver, of Michigan Un-
iversity, has been appointed to the
chair recently filed by the late Prof.
J. L. Stone, Of Leland University, New
Orleans.
Bullard, the ex-member Of the PEN
sylvania Legislature. who escaped
from custody at Harrisburg recently,
has been arrested.
There are now about Is miles of the
track Of the Toledo & Ann Arbor rail-
road laid, and a considerable portion
is ballasted up. The work is progress
ing finely.
Michael Trahey, an old resident OF
Jackson, partially deranged, was found
dying in ditch near Parma Sunday
night. He was taken TO the poorhouse
and died. He declared that nobody
hurt him, but he did not know how he
got there.
Willard Stearnes & Co. have bought
Adrian Press printing establishment on
chattel mortgage. VIM. Whitney,
the founder Of that paper FIVE years
ago, retires after having sunk over
$40, 900 in running the concern.
The newly appointed Governor, Vim.
A. Howard, Of Michigan, arrived in
Yankton, Dakota, last Thursday night
and was on Friday installed, Chief JUS
tice Shannon administering the oath.
Ex-Gov. Remington turned over the
Territory to Gov. Howard in a neat
speech OF welcome and friendly greet
ing, which was briefly responded to by
Gov. Howard.
The Catalogue Of Michigan Univer-
sity, Just issued, shows an attendance
Of 1890 students in the various depart
ments as follows:
Literary. Science aud dAits................36 .365
pharmacy :. '.'-s.s........s..... -... o5
Medical and Surgery. y.....................2g 2gs
LaW....... .....s.s..'' '-.................os .osf
Homeopathy y...................... 73
Dental surgery ...................... 4S
Total. tal..................... lZ30
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To- the .r-lcted everywhere:
am anxious 20 Jet cveryons know what Dr.
". Hiiion Williams did for ine through the sra
tenn Of Inhalation. Nearly two years ago was
great sufferer with consumption. ] had beer
aniicted for many months during which time
'everal physicians had treated me IN the usual
waV hy giving ne medicine by the stomach, and
was constantly growing worse. was cough.
ing and raising large quantities ~ mucous from
nv lungs, and nv lbngs were very SORE indeed
/ rad constant fever, and became 70 weak
hat was confined 10 my bed nearly az the
dine. I began 70 despair % ever getting well
and vet had fully made up nv mind that N
case should get able ] would return % Germa.
~ for medical treatment ! WAS persuaded r.
place myself under Dr Williams treatment
which did December 25d. is12 The rrst inha.
.a'ion helped me, and - make long story short
strange AZ it may appear, for IL was truly wor-
ferful 70 ne, ] was entirely cured Ia one months
treatment; agd since that time, which is nearly
two years ago, have taken no medicine, and
an as well to-day 60 ever was IN NV life / de-
sife all those who doubt the truth Of this 20 cal
and see re a. my store a1y time they see st.
Wa. PETERS. Prop. Boot and shoe store
- Monroe Ave. Detroit Mich
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Inventions and Patents.
T.C. WOODWARD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

ioo3 sth a.. y. ". QP. o. Lock BOX I'D wash
ington. u. a..
Late Examincr-tn-Chlcf Initef States Patent
once; Member ~ the Bar of the supreme
Court Of the United states.
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PATENTS OBJ AfNED N THE
United states. Canada. fHyilnd. France. Ger
many, Russia, Beig am, Italy, &c.
RprEsExCEs Hln. ". n. Allison. a. = sena.
or. Gov =. a. kirkw9ud. 4. =. senator; JuIc
Wa. I01giHlfs, kN-M. g.. Justice SamuI
Miller. q. n Supro ue tuarf; lion. James ilariaU
Eg-strefelarT IferIur iu uait .e ,. Dillon. T.
gifr if gllri. IlTff t l. tlars". t41lfm.
AnIsH H4trl. r .tHt H ef go. D. H
<tf tH va ft ftf
E.-s .f. & if. iluf
Hoo. - .s. VI. a. a., >, rctary "a uaf, 90
L. ID. Ingers0ll, Chicago fOst. laug
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DETROIT. MICH.
N. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. d.,
roprietor.
Permanently Established Since 1870

over I,sOe persons treated since the establish.
msnt Of our Institute In Detroit, from all partf
of the United States and Canada.
All diseases Of the respiratory organs treated
uy the most improved medicated inhalAiions
In order to show how quickly diseases dlsap-
pear uuder th!s mode of treatment, we give q
few letters Of responsible persons who have
been radically cured, and are now living witness
Is Of what hes been doHe for them.
E-s. Louisa Walters. OF Detroit, says
Atmy own request have desired nv tesfimo
ry published Tor the benefit OF the anilcted In IA
nr. n. Hilton Williams, Of this city, IN diseases
% the throat and lungs. ] had been troubled
with catarrh Tor a long time, and with liberated
sore throat for about one year, Of the worst form
] ever saw. was almost constantly discharginR
yellow and greenlsh matter from my throat
which annoyed me very much, particularly al
night, which made me very nervous and weak
had been treated by four different physicians
Ia Chatham, Ontario, before | removed 10 De.
Troll, some months ago, and since that time one
physician here In Detroit treated me for twelve
weeks, with no benefit whatever; In fact Was
constantly growing worse, and fearful lest
should have consumption Of the throat Applied
20 Dr. Williams April G2i, and began treatment
that day. and Just ten days after, May ist. I am
a. well a. ever. The dropping In the throat has
al ceased, and all the liberation in the throat
has entirely healed up, and feel perfectly well
in every way. IL Is impossible for those who
have never been Ike sufferer 20 realize nv
ne, and desire all 20 read this, that they NAV
AlOW where they can ind relief.
MRS. LOUISA WALTERS
les Porter ST. Detroit Mich
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LANSING DIVISION.
n will leave the stations named, as follows

DETROIT HIlLsDALE a SOUTH
WESTERN R.R.
trains viii leave the stations named, - fOnoWs,
rom aud after NOV. lith, 1877
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Leave
Columbus is.ssAH Gf0FH ls.&As
Arrive a.
Toledo o......tsor i0t0F.H s.5o AZ.
Through Concbes between DE-
THOIT and COLUu UuEUs on both TX
press Trains.
LSAN s. Trains from Detroit and Nain
and AIR Line. +. A P. n. and Jackson trains ar
riving in Tocds make connection with the two
Express trains which leaves the Columbus A To-
iedo r. ". Depot-the Omnibus Line making the
transfer from union depot IN - minutes
Direct connections made 10 Union Depot AZ
Columbus for Ncvark. Eanesville, Pittsburgh,
wheeling Baltimore, Washington and Phiadel.
phia: also, for Dayton Cincinnati, Louisville and
al points south and southwest.
Pallman Drawing Room ana sleeping Carr
fron Columbus ~ Baltimore, Washington Rnd
Philadelphia, without change.
Trains will arrive and depart from Toledo ei
Pennsylvania Cos depot, Water street, foot OF
Mulberry.
". A. MILLS, Gen. Ticket Agent
ORLANDO SMITH, Gen. SupL
m. GREENE. President
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NOTES ON TIE CURRENCY.

There is no precipice, there is no
chasm, no possible yawning gulf be-
fore this nation 30 terrible, so appal-
ling, 80 ruinous, as this same bill that
is before us.-tOwen Lo> ejoy, in de-
bate on Legal Tender Act
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-04-23

Among the evils growing out OF the
rebellion, Is that Of an irredeemable
currency. II is an evil which hope
will receive your earnest attention. IL
is the duty, aud one of the highest du-
ties, Of the government, 10 secure to
its citizens a medina Of exchange OF
fixed and unyarying value. This i'm
plies return to specie payment, and
no substitute for il can be devised
L. s. Grant, First Annual Message.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-13
T.iMM.iNY'S COMMITTEE.
The Men who to DO the Hard Work In
the A.semhlN DIsiri

The Iammany Committee on Organiza-
ton for l-7s which numbers lij members. or
ganz"i yc~t"rlay by reaircing Augustus
: hell Chairman; II D. Purroy and Frederic
Smyihc. Vice CLairmeu. Edward d. Ggle. Ed
niund NJ. Plumb. Edward L. Gaul aud Edward
t.lon. Secretaries John j. German. Treas
urcr. and George CONN. Observation-Disclosures
The subcommittee arr To be named at the
next meeting oi the committee.
Amon. thc names on the Assembly Commit
toc- are Police Justice Durv and ex-Civl Jus
uco Dennis Quinn. In the Second District are
As-"mllyman Grady and oN-As~ mhlyman
Kirk. IN the Third. Alderman Sl.,in and Al
herman Roberts. Ia the Fourth. Assemhlyman
CALVIN Aldrrnmn Shells. and Collector ol CITY
County Clerk Gunh"tou. Ailrrmon Ben
nett, md eN Assemhyman Peter Mitchell:
III a." sixth. civil Justice tamphell and A.
Commi.siener King. senator Magsian. TnN he
reiNer NJ MCMAHON. Fire Department sup
c9mmitye. In the Eighth. Alderman George
u. Gale. IL III" ninth Park Commissioner
Cnnover and Superintendent Of Street improve
nlcn's george \. Jeremiah; EA Use Coumis-
sion,r Mort n was. ~ a~d. ihi- wear. In the
and Clerk of civil Court II Fourth District
Ha2"l; & ugr'ssman Eirkhun WAS sNt aside.
ana oven Murphy ascending Excise Commits
pal'c 30 IN rommittoe. In th- Eleventh Ans.
S'hrll. Benz. Wood Alderman Sau Fan Coun-
sel 10 the n .-e Board NJ nzl Dlcfrnlorf. In
lhc Twelfth. Coroner Woliman and Adnrman
keenan, In til" Thirteenth. Police Commits
sionrr Nich4 = Coroner Flanagan. and oN-A-
drrmnn Lamb. In the I ur' ernih. SArrl Roll
b. Deputy, Tax Cnmmis-s ion"r Gillespie. and
eN- A-semhlymnn Foley. In tho Fifteenth. Su-
lrrklsor uf tNy Il, tDd r. J. Morrison. O.. rse
W VI GPnn. In the sixteenth Gen. I. Il. sri-
sN-Aidormnu Joyce and William II VI luiyrc
~ the Eighteenth, Comutroler John Kelly.
Robert HAL and thr"" others la the Nine
teen'l. Senator T. T.. C. E'.,esne Assembly
man Baker, tomms Toner oi Charity Brennan.
and Deputy Sherif OCallaghan. Commits
sloner 81 Jurors Thomas Dunlap WAS st aside.
lut tn" first time within the memory nf the poll
ilclans In the Tweutieth, eX-Aldcrman
Tgomcy, eX-County Clerk Loew Alderman Car
roll, and John Hayes. In the Twenty first cN-
Justie" M,Quade, Corporation Attorney ". A.
Boyd, and eN-Aldcrman Mccarthy. EN-Scn-
,tor Hugh Il. Moore ana cx-AS,cmbymnn
Joseph T. Fallon were discarded. In the
Twrnty-third Ward. oN Senator William Caull-
well. Superintendent Of Streets James Mooney
Assemhlyman Purdy. Samuel q. Courtney. aud
John Mccarthy. In thr rwcuty-'ouril Ward.
john Brady name was stricken OIL lherom-
mitten are cN.Aldrrman pnrroy llush rrrri-
gan. Bernard Byrnr, John Parsons. and Henry
Brackrn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-13

Some of The Queer Things that FImd thei, War
20 The Dcmd Letter OnIuc.

On Wednesday of this wcok u firm Of Wash.
inron audionrcrs will begin selling of the
art les that have accumulated IN the Dead Lot.
tor once since tho last auction. The sale il Ia
continue daily unta oil these articles are dis.
posed Of and the terms are cash on delivery,
For the greater convenience OF buyers cata.
lugue has been issued from the Government,
Printing Office by order Of Erring Brother Kcy,
1t is a solid pamphlet of 80 pages and glimpse
at ils contents would have made the heart OF the
rosprrnhc Mrs Tupdlrs leap for JOY.
inc articles are classified under four schcd-
u"s. 'ii"du' NJ. ! incudcs 800 lots. Tho
H. XXX prtPn,,o ,mr II.nr y manner ior
dozen needles. one neck Srurl. on" handkcr-
chIc'. one linen hHndkcrrhicf ~ Catholic
medals one yard cdging. one lacc-cdgcd coli
lar, another handkerchief. u pair of cnild's hid
gloves. a ribbon ana pin. another pair Of Kid
gloves, TWO moro hunikcrcli"iS, a SILK scarf. u
bot. u ornvai. wristicts. II lndy's collar thrno
hupkuarks. nni u lot Oi small SAWS. Oihcr ar
u'.S IN TINS 'i"iulc are birds wings, baly's
SOCKS, COIN violin and guitar strings, Eurters,
lals' hair and curls, knives. glass eyes, under
COMING. spoons. iron shoe heels grHvcr' stools.
rusarics and s.apuari. ~ n-h lines and hooks,
i1W,r y 't,tis Or, 81 ELEVATORS cOuis and tooth
hTuSil'S, Iolls. scroll saWs. prnduums whistles.
cis"r holders, and porous plnslers.
tclcs, the inference boing that No is not re-
gnrdcd by the ON 'ial Of the Dead Letter Onics
a. coming under That descriptions The first of
Ne MY lots IN luicd IN Il is u brlsurcnd and
me last Is coll tion OF mineral specimens;
between thc two we find about everything ANY,
body coul think of. and a good many THINGS
that nobody would be- likcly TO think of ia COM
nccton with the United States MATHS. Canned
pigs feet cQmpasses, whisk brooms cor,cts
hanging hnskrts. fllnne skirts. nllesticks
surgical Instruments saddles rcvolyers Gem
tcnnial bells, salmon. timers shears, scrpenis'
eggs. lnhalng tuhes stove irons. pills. micro
sop *, hustlrs, Brazilian buts. dog muzzles
gun wats-th, So arc only n few Of the articles
that iOstr cnrh other in this surprising list.
'hcdule No. 3 Is devoted t. lowrlry and tho
fact that there are 800 different articles and
lots under II, shows that some american cill-
Ems are dcplurably careless in sending Valu-
nhlcs through the Post ONcr. The fourth and
last schcdul'-buoks. chromos. and music-in-
ciudes 2. lGl numbers beginning with Chaitcr-
box aud ending with Sounds from Rock
River All departments Of literature are rep
Resented theology, law. medicine. history
poetry. hctiOn. and Hclen's Babies."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-13
WHAT kILLED DENNIS RICE?
A Man Who Attempted to Burst the Head
on WhIsk-y Barrel with his Fist.

n,
gers in Patrick Harvoy's Larroon. at 80 Cherry
s,re,, Nn.b En-,, Iv,rI a. .,,.',,,. 10 t
'"," ''"' !" var" "''-N'''I hH' "''h
gu1lled. ana the talk was naturally OF deeds Of
physical proves. A story Of the startling
,r,,,,,h - Nh Ntr,.i ,t ti W. .. 80
s'r'lE'h OF NIKE ", o'i' lhe plE western prize
ii-ht'r. was told. VI Cool. for "A wager. had a
whi-key barrel sluu. with two ropos from the
cnning - , - I,,,i. horizon, .,,1 ,,..,n ,',,,
''"'"- Nl ~ i'ui7 ""II""h' anu WIN one
blow Of his right fist smashed in the head. Il
can 40 better than that " snid Dennis Rico who
i,.a, -, ,h. .a -. -. ~
,'N'u III ,ne tr'' Oh ',' '"rrp"m' lhouEh o'
H. I've unusually nownrfnl ue nad ,"acho IV w.
r.,l -, ~ "'u 'c"u"ui ul'
r"nr'n " ara sunihil 81 strength giving Tour
,, u, i,r -. ,''tnn - tr !. ung"r- and linr-
W "'-Hh 10 i"iier hl'c mo attempting the
'"'r'gI}i' , no .,.r,,,,,,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-13
TIiE DENIsON 4 90. C.iN.iL SrIT.
Filing their Exceptions 10 the Finding. Of tho
Referees.

ALBANY. Jan. Tho defendants in the case
Of the people ait Henry Demson, ct al. have Med
misconceptions to the nnllnss Of the rccrres scssrs
Emott Lawson and rappan They except To the llih.
ihth 18th I'm and .0th findings o tact. to much of
the rst finding Of law states that they have received
sA32 0lo without authority of law also o much
INK Of law states that the sand defendants received
said moneys without the authority o such contract for
the required by the statute arr cahle thereto
and also to each and every part Of SAID findings OF law
"a much o the findings OF law contained IN the
nndng states that the Legislature have not ratified
the payments made 10 the defendants beyond the
amount luiicd hy the contract between them nnd the
State ami the estimate therein referred TO- Also 10 50
slhture has not raunu any contract Tor the
Also 20 that the secund hndng which read. that
the Legislature has not ratified any clam u the defend
anti or work or material dome or FURNISHED inrSc.s~ ~
thc quantities ana amounts slcthd IN SAID contract and
estimate, OF not anthonnd and required ~ the i,rms
thereof originally made TO much ot the third and
ins Of Law nds that H.. plaintiffs are entitled to ias
ment Tor SJ2SI1 Also 10 So much thereof ~ mas they
are entitled to Interest from Ans 80 1919 The defend
ants further except Ia each refusal Ut the referees lrnl
snyey nlon each and every one q me propo,ons oi
law submitted Ia by the defendant, Tor findings at
the nnAl submit u the case These propositions ARE
numbered cOnsecuuyey IRON ae + twenty one, ineu-
sNe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-13
EXCISE Ian FsIRCES.
How Members of the Brooklyn Temperance
society Say the Law is Evndcd.

delegation from the BROOKLYN Society
for tho Prevention of Intcmperan'e and Crime.
comprizing Harvey H. Spclman. Robert Foster
d. Ii. Halstcad. A. b. Casswell. the Rev Waylnnd
Hoyt. b. i. Blair and others. called upon tho
brooklyn Police Commissioners yesterday and
presented report to show how impcrfcctly tho
Excise law was carried out in Brooklyn. THOR
examination of the records show that there arc
2493 licenses. of which 1910 are such ~ under
the law could be- granted only to keepers Of ho-
tolls $40 nrc ale and beer licenses and 81 ara
storckccpcrs licenses. 4 careful canvas. Of tho
First Ward shows according To this report that
OF II places licensed ms inns. tavcrns. or hotels
only D were found with the necessary accommo-
dations Ia entertain travellers. The remaining.
"a licenses are held in dircct violation Of tho
law 10y men who intend to keep only bar
rooms or liquor stores. They have no kitchens
or dining rooms. and their three spare beds ar,
merely two or three wrot'hed cots or hunks
The report gives many instances to show that
the enforcement Of the law il "A broad farce.
else regulations. 50 that the law could be- better
enforced: the employment IN the iuVr-iigu-
ton oi applications for licenses If men wrli IN
siructed in the law and having no interest.
refusal Ot n license. except whore the Commits
sioners are satisfied that the aupli ant has not
only The ability to keep an inn, tavern. or hotel.
hut that he means To- krcp ono for the a. iuul no.
commodaton of travellers. and that such u hotel
II needed whore 1t is proI osod To- krepthc same.
The committee further asks that pll lir'nsos
Obtained or used in violation of law be- revoked.
AMI that more special officers. to he paid hy the
society. be appointed to extend ia" work ~ in.
vrsiigation To- all the wards Of the city. II calls
also, Tor the vigorous usc of the police force ui
the city t. suppress all unlicensed and Illegal
Commissioners Ward and White listened to
ia" port. and promised 90 utt"rtNrly consider
H. they expressed surprise at many avermen's
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-13
POST OIEITE IDJERTISING
The Neces.iiy for Change In the Law Regu-
Intlng the Prices 10 he Paid

WASHINGTON, Jan. II The Postmaster-
General to-day addressed an official letter to
Speaker Randall inviting the attention Of the
House ~ Representatives To the need ~ u
change in the law regulating the prices Ia be-
paid for Government advertising. The letter
omhodi"s the result If II circular sent last May
To all the newspapers on the list 81 the Post
once Department asking statements Of their
circulation, their commercial rates for advnr-
tsrmcnts and what discount, ii any would bee
allowed 10 the Government, Replies were re-
ccNcd from several hundred news paper pub
fishers. The rates varied from fifty confs per
statute, and the proposed discounts ranged
from nve TO sixty per cent. the Postmaster
General SAYS;
The dlnennce ~ circulation was even more marked
ihauln the rates, being variosy stated from ieli.O
dulN. to less than 500 weekly Yet under the law US
Wced To publish advcruscu' at, :" the department AT
price hsS than many sptrrs ct 500
willing to Ac. pt which l. neither lust a. hc publisher
nor lair Ia the Government
He suggests that the law be amended SO rs to
allow tho payment Of such prices Is the depart
munt ana tho various newspapers may agree
upon, not exceeding the regular commercial
rates. liz also suggests that In case the depart
mrni he not authorized t. pay any higher rates.
the law should be changed 50 ~ to relieve II
from Ia" requirement OF advertising the fail
lists ol routes, Ne., al the miscellaneous lettings,
instead Of when hrirf weekly notices might hi
published in not exceeding ten papers in each
state or territory, announcing that proposals
would be received Tor carrying the mails be-
tween stated points, but referring contractors
t9 the Second Assistant Postmaster General for
all details
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-13
~ TIIE BOY>' PRISON.
Mr.. Hnrs Family or N"unEs,"r. How She
Keeps them Employed.

The boys prison in the Tomhs Is a one
story brle brick str,,ture The windows and
49, ~ ~ 90, "'"''"' anu
doors are well lruned, ana not yet has boy e--
caped. The avcrac, number Of BOYS confined
,b.ro il oi,,b,o., rbo ,,ris,.,, 80 IL, ohor,,, ~,
-. - 'H"','" ~ h''7'" - III '""'s' VI
Mrs. mn. ana has been Tor seven years. Mrs.
Hin dcvoics hcrsclfto her family" as she calls
IN" hoys' WIN an interest oth'r IMAM 10 do GER
tam service Tor stipulated sum.
As one enters the little prison he sccs n largo
,,,,,.a -. 3d.. S,,,,,,r h',,i,,,, -, t,,''h
picture o' 'he saviour barring a young lamb
and q Shepherds stan This picture II an OH
ieet ~ enerinl love with tho boys On ona side
n,,,is ,i,,,'r, - - ,l .,,or,,,s f.,,,,
~ '''s u "c'','l'v ~ .' n,,'r u'S from
only pictures just beneath ,hem il a cheerful
-. ,t.. IN, Ia, i...i 49,.
ages 70 the cells, which line each side ~ the
luilliug Tho cells number thi rtnrn Int II tho
,,sis1n c'n,ot,,', all a.. a,.,.,. 49,. ~. nan
F''SYn N'"'''i'' ''i' 4'l ''-tp ""'' 'iiN mn
would place two in a coli The boys become
afraid II alone. and no threat has such effect ~
one that Il boy l. 10 be placed in a cell al n1hl.
and even Win Two III cen INC woman VINO
Watches NJ night + irelu"nty called ulnn To- al
~" re- rl't 'a nao mn. HSa any iulsll. n u"
liked Joseph Ipchher about thrce leet hIsh.
WAS p-ked:
Low ola aro you -
flghi y"nr-. 49,
hat are YOU here iorr"
Splclnn Of p"'k"lhpok,
Mh4 taught You To steal =
NuiI"r boy
now long nau you peen stealing before you
were 'Aught
Don KNOW.
AmNhhdrr Norman ana -FOUR o'her hoYs.
WHOSE ages r"inhh"d numbered siAiy-iuur
years Were n Tor fifteen days, ON spirlun OF
lWo hAs, me i,tle rogue hlWays Yuallly any
Snarse a.aihst th.h lib peihH hl"de on sus-
psroni
i ne Goys arise ~ elsnt IN me morning, are
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