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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-29
WOMAN s RIGHTS,

Which as general thing was very
gJod. bnt little inconsistent for a Ger
son of his bsliei--.. mtn wh1 believes
the Bible is the teaching of God Now
does Mr. Fitch know that the teach.
ings of the Is BILE tends to the degrading
of woman, aud tina, she should BE- 81
leOt anl snb nit herself to her hus.
baud's will? Also the reverend gentle.
man is little off whsn b, classes har.
lots. Spiritnalists. Fceslovers, Jewellers
and I1h i-ls tose,h n. NV does Mr.
Fitch knogthlt inil.ls, "a general
thing, are ths mast virtnous. honest
and intelligent class. ~ 's,ciety? Ihi.
dels m AXE ny the bast OF society even
ia Me-. Fltch's own town. Doss Mr.
Fitch know that there ara fewer infi-
dvls ia the States Prisons and GU the
galows thaa any othsr class. when at
the same time ths Iailsl world out
Numbers the Christian m IRE than ten
times over? Now, Me-. Fltch, | recon.
mend to you q in sral Tayior's motto /:
when ycu'go To kill rats. stop all the
holes tirst;" also recommend You to
read all sides. aud b .lisve rs you
please, and allow everyone else the
same right; prove yonr doctrine before
you ask others to believe it; prove all
things and hold fast to that which is
trne. OCCASIONAL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-29
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.


1856 Raymond & Ely. 81, 8.
IO5 Eureka, 36A. 81.
100 Jacksou. 81.
lO5 Alps. 5H ~.
A0 Belmont. 81 otto.
900 Rye Patch. "a, 4.
$50 Leopurt, 9Jc.
$50 CHA, 6Jc
go N Belle. l024
I445 Hussey 3D. 6jc.
100 Gen. iii mas SOC.
so Mluhhttan. loH.
$50 D-Fr-es, 3d. Az
100 Gran Pre-. l394.
600 Argrnfa. l10c
1850 Navajo. 81. 75c.
$50 Independence. c0c.
40 Silver Pnz- 35c.
10 M1doc, 4 }. 3jc.
$50 New CoSn, 50c.
$50 Bechtrl. >
$50 B,dle Zoe.
300 g Chariot. 10 100c.
200 Morning Star. 81. 81.
100 + do snent, 75c.
70 Day i5'c.
125 Martin White. 7.
200 Pleldis, | 4.
1870 TIP Top. 275. 2S5c.
755 Ophir. 541s. 50
1900 Justice. lo1I, llH
$40 California. az. 27X.
go Savage, l29. I2A.
so Con. Va, 231S.
800 Alta. 81.
200 Best u Belcher, 1871, 1877.
This Mornings Board.
1880 Ophir. 5l1@ 50.
$50 Mexican. l3s4.
$40 Gonld Il Garry. 81.
$50 Best & Bslcher 1917
400 c liforni,. 27Z. 271a b5.
1875 Savage. II. ia
o65 Con Va 234, 2395.
s. ChoIlar 324
1900 Hale q Norcross, 1917. 1923.
SIS Crown POINT. 59s. 81.
400 Yellow Jacket, o, 81.
80 Kentuck AZ
19J Imperial 81. 75c.
10 Alpha. ll1s. III.
$50 Belcher. 81.
265 Sierra Nevada. 449c.
81 Utnh, 10
50 Billion, 470. 475c.
1910 EIeheqier. 3l5 5000.
% Seq brlch~r 30h4. see.
$40 Alta. 81. az
450 Ov-rmau. TX, IS.
1850 Justice. l0A 1917.
l40 Union g.. ga.
l95 Juii,. ;35, 1895.
80 Caledoni,. 320c.
100 Kos-uth 20c
20 Ltdy Washington. ~ slo.
100 Andes 8lc
200 con Ws~hoe. Goo.
$40 Silver HUI. 261, 255c.
lS5 New YORK.. 2.
200 Rock island. 5.
100 Senator. "a.
100 Wo,dville zoe,
100 Wells Fargo, l5c.
100 Ward, 5nc.
275 N. Con Wa rs zoe.
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To ALI who are suffering from the errors and
ndiscretlons Of Youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss OF MANHOOD, ETC., | will
7cAa eclpe that will cure you, FREE or
onARGr, This great re.nedy WIS discovered
oy missionary lii oouIn America. Send q
lf-addEessed envelope u The REV. JOSEPH L.
n fAS, SGa5iod y, BLDG Aoase, New York
City.
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Comnaittse OF Arrangements.
Q =: Biles. l.. l.. kickard.
Wolf 81 gel, John Wiley,
II. Lissntr,
InvitatiOa Committee.
UNIJNyILLE.
J. B. Hanna, l.. b. Bracket.
MILL CITY. -
G. Il. Taylor, DR.. Jas. Gould.
RYE PATCH.
L. W. Greenwich, Andrew WsstfaIl,
HUMBOLDT HOUSE.
L. A. Blakesloe q. s. Osborn.
r. u. Mcclellan.
oREANA.
G. s. Russing, EP Torey.
BIG MEADOWS.
Henry winsl,e, John Cody.
Paradise VALLEY.
II. j.. Morse, o. P. Crawford.
j, r. Harvey.
CAMP NC DERaIr. oUIS RIVER AND WILLOW
CREEK.
E. Baker, Chas. Mcconnell,
Henry Hoppin.
GoLcoNDA
ia. McBrid,, william Lay.
BATTLE NJ. UNrAIN.
A. j Blossom, A. Middleton.
Floor Dir. ctor.
j. 4. Sabine.
Floor Managers.
J. II. job. John Wiley.
Chas, McDeid, Wolf oiesel;
/. N. Lsvy.
Reception COMMITTEES.
L. L. Richard, G, Geroux,
IA. u. Staanlon, h. keinhart,
Iranx Naramore.
Door Managers.
William sutherland, G.. Il. Walker.
Music by Thompson & Cox'S
String Band.
TICKETS. .......... ...S3 90.
Tickets for Sale at f. G. Robins.
Supper q. wiaasnue:a Eos.l.
NOTICE: NO Gentleman will be per-
United 10 appear iii the ball room
in Ladys d4ess. ss
Pers ns may be admitted by. giving their
names and assumed characters toathe
doorkeepers withoui raising their masks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-01-29
WELCOME RAIN

Commenced to come down in a gentle
shower which turned to snow during
the night aud covered the ground with
coat OF beautiful white which sup.
pose was eight or ten inches deep ia
the mountains. The sky is still cloud.
ed. and 1t is to be hoped that we may
yet have enough of snow to insure
good crops next season
OUR WORTHY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
Mr.. Chenoweth. MAIDS our Valley and
school AN 9TH ;i.l visit few days ago
and satisfied our people that they bad
the right man In the right place as Sn-
perintenielt Mr.. Ca-npx-th made
Us tue most pr icticil school address
that tyer | hal the plsas ire of listen
ing ID. Hs also .s.tIsnei every sens-
bic aad honest persoa that heard his
remarks that our p-o.'ie are blessed
with one of tbs b-st teachers in the
State; | refer to j. B Case. who b IS
been te schiny in or District for the
last seven years ut good salaty
The young lads ani lasses Of or
Valley are drilling preparatory to Civ.
ing
TuEATRTGAT. ENrHrlrAYJ1rn4r
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

From Saturday . Daily. II
The station agent at Gowrie, on
the Fort Dodge road, dropped dead
suddenly, night before last, from
rheumatism of the heart.
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DEAD.


We are informed that Geo. ID. Hack.
worth, for about thirty years resi-.
dent Of this county and for 8 few
years last past . citizen Of Cowlsy
County, Kansas, died yesterday. A
telegram received here to-day by his
son j. T. Hackworth and bis son-in-
law Robert Porter, merely announces
his death, 20 that we have NO particu-
lars. Father Hackworth was one OF
natures noblemen and the announce
ment of his death will be read with
sorrow by tho old settlers Of this
county.
He was aged about 81 years. He
was for ever SO many years surveyor
of this county. and his land marks
scattered all over the county and
upon our records will be mementosa
of his faithful, honest labors through
out many decades to come. He WA
also for four years our county audi
tor, and In all positions to which he
was called, served the people with
great fidelity.-Daily u March 4th.
Ii this city. March ist. CHAs. 9. FULLER, old
eat son Off. B. and 8. =. Fuller, aged ~
Funeral services q His lah rssidsaca,. Dlake'u
addition, Saturday, q 2 O'Clock. Friends are In
vited 70 attend.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

may look for lively session to-mor-
row, when the railroad tariff ques-
ton comes up as special business.
A very large number of bills were
killed on second reading. Every bill
reported upon unfavorably by the
committee was murdered as soon as
the House got a whack at it.
Considerable discussion was pro-
voked over the bill to do away with
the visits of county superintendents,
and it was finally referred back to the
committee on schools.
The only bill passed was II. F. 1853,
which provides for the construction
and maintainance of county bridges
ON county line roads, where the site
of the bridge is wholly within one of
said counties.
The concurrent resolution regard
ing the removal of the Girls Reform
School to Council Bluffs, was lost.
The House adjourned at IL 80 to
meet again at P. NJ. There will be
but little done this afternoon of spe-
cial Importance.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

Speaker Randall paid Congressm an
Sampson of Iowa, fine compliment
in the closing hour of the debate ON
the passage Of the silver bill and upon
the question Of reference to the COM
mittee of the whole raised by Spring
er, of Illinois. With dozens Of men
striving in vain to get q hearing, Mr..
Randall recognized Mr.. Sampson
three times. Mr.. Sampson was and
is worthy the tribute the Speaker
thus paid to his efficiency and help
fulness as . legislator. His long
judicial experience and the qualities
of his mind make him man who
leaves of surplusage and goes straight
to the core of case. The average
Congressman was disposed in that az
in most cases to declaim fine general
tiles for the ear of his home constitu.
ents. What Randall wanted was
practical items Of Intelligence, help
ing him.to conclusions under the rules
And Sampson left buncombe alone
and cited from the record and reason.
ings Of previous Congresses the pre-
else matter that Randall made up his
decision from. This is the style OF
Congressman that experience enables
to be very serviceable legislator.
Judge s. is one of the clearest headed
and indefatigable members of the
present House.-Keokuk Gate CITY.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

u Will salt stock, same as my own: pay for all
Losses from my neglect Owners TO stand oil
losses from disease. lightning, miring and
drowning.
II owners prefer win pasture cattle for one
half " put on them while in the pasture.
will receive cattle for pasture from the Goth Of
April, not to be taken out before the first week in
October, {unleas there should be . failure In
grassy
I win pasture horses at reduced rates from last
years prices.
will notify owners whom they must take cat
tie out of pasture. VIII allow two and three
fourths (2ss) acres to the head.
It's. THARP,
mar6-wSm DlokesbuRg, IowA.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06
LEGAl lOTICE.

To Rachel Ross, VIM Sears, Rebecca Erwin,
Emanuel Sears, Grant Sears, Dovie Sears
LOWE sears, and J N Barker as Executor o the
win of Samuel Sears, deceased:
You and each OF you are hereby notified that
there Is now on flle in the Office Of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court, Of Wapello county, Iowa, the
petition of Maggie A Sears, against you, asking
the Court to set apart to her In severalty and in
fee, Is acres Of the lands of which Samuel Sears
died seized
And unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before noon of The second day of the next
March Term of said Court, to begin and be held
In said county, on the 18th day of March, 1873. a
default will be taken and the said lands Will be
set off to her as prayed and for costs.
February It'll, 1878:
II. b. HENDERSHOTT,
febl8-w4t Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

J0IT1N06.

The youngest boy in the Reform
School at EldorA is s years old.
The republican party have finally
struck their beverage. It is coffee.
A boy preacher expounds the gos-
pei in Keokuk. Is cents admission.
There is no getting around it, OF
tumwa is the boss temperance town
in Iowa.-Mt. Pleasant DAILY Re-
porter.
We learn from the Keokuk Gate
CITY that M. d. Cole and Thos. Hood
of Ottumwa have filed voluntary
petition in bankruptcy.
The Oskaloosa blue ribbon club
now numbers 1850. Ottumwa sees
that and goes seven hundred better.
and more coming.
The Abba Union brings out James
Coen, Esq, as candidate for Dis
trict Attorney. We publish else
where the good words Of the Union
in his behalf.
Anti-silver men are requested to
read the Chicago Tribune's cablegram
from London, in to-days paper. It
knocks the last prop from under the
goldites.
J. E. Simpson, of DEBORAH, has been
nominated by the President as Collec-
tor Of Internal Revenue Of the Third
District. His friends in this city, who
knew him 40 Revenue agent, will be
pleased to learn of his good fortune.
The Gate City says: IAN effort is
being made to remove J. B. Grinnell
from the Receivership Of the Iowa
Central Road. If il succeeds Col.
Milo Smith, of Clinton, will probably
be appointed to fill the position"
A special telegram to the Gate City
says: "Phillip Rhodecker, one Of the
jurors in the Rande case, was arrested
on the 2Sth, on charge of perjury
growing out Of his answers when
questioned as to his qualifications as
q juror"
The Blue Ribbon Club have leased
the Opera House and business rooms
below substantially on the terms pub
lished Saturday, the lease to take
effect from March fst rent to be paid
in advance. The society
now have very comfortable place
for their meetings.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06
nlaan1a,tlon mnNinn.

OtOUOuOetOU WOStOVs
This 10 to certify that We, T. w. and
J. A. Robinson, partners Of the firm
Of Robinson Bros. & Co., at Ottum-
wa, Iowa, and Kirkvills, Missouri,
have this day sold out our entire in
terest to q. G. and 8. e. Robinso1
who will continue the business here
after under the firm name Of Robin
son Bros. T. w. ROBINSON
3-2d2twl j. A. ROBINSON.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

Kinzie Cuttings, arrested at La
Harpe, ILL.,, charged with being some-
how connected with the recent abor-
ton case At Burlington, has been dis
charged, the prosecution failing to
put in an appearance. It is now re-
garded as case Of attempted black
mail. The authorities are now look
ing for Stripe, the Burlington detec-
tive, who swore out the warrant for
Cuttings arrest.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

AGRICULTURAL SocIety Nesting.
An adjourned meeting of the Dr.
rectors of the Wapello County Agri-
cultural Society will be held at the
Presidents Office in the P. o. building,
Ottumwa, Saturday, March 9th, at l
p. M, to finally pass upon the pre-
MUM list and other important mat
tiers. The Dire ctors and all others
interested in the success of the Fair
will take notice and attend.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

o. TOWER, in Market street. has
commenced sales of garden seeds
early, selling for cash only, from seed
of 1877, at catalogue rates, of the best
growers in the states. Old seeds at q
large discount, but no guarantee for
any. 2.l2w4m.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

UP TO Hrs OLD TRICKs-D. E. Haw-
ley, who, about year ago was ex-
tensively advertised as "dead beat"
by victimized hotel man at Lincoln
Neb., has again turned up and has
been playing one his little game on
one of Muscatine's landlords. He
processes to be engaged in the hotel
registry business, but really is beat
ing hotels out of his board bills.
Landlords should be on the watch for
Journal.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06
Agency q. K.

AGENCY CRY, March S, 1878.
EDITOR COURIER The entire tenn
pcrance ticket elected here yeste rdsy,
with A. L. Chamberlin Mayor, G. d.
Bailey, d. A. La Force, G. A. Bryan,
|C. N. Smith and j. M. Murray az
Alderman, j. B. Pitcher Recorder,
and 8. M. Brown Assessor. XIX.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06
Can't DO without Il.

WNHITAJ hWus, MHrCH ], IoIc.
EDITOR COURIER: SIe. have
done without the COURIER as long as
l can standit. Enclosed you will find
$l.50 for the WEEKLY COURIER. Send
to my address ct Wichita, Kan. The
weather 10 warmand pleasant. The
fall wheat never looked better at this
season Of the year. The prospect for
peaches is very promising, also other
fruits. Yours Respectfully,
#. M. DOFrLEMYRE.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06
n. Temperance Meeting.

The temperance meeting at the
Opera House, Friday night, notwith-
standing the vcry;inclement weather,
was very we'll attended indeed, and
withal was one Of much importance.
The room was two-thirds full, rer-
haps, several ladies being in the au-
dience, who, as usual, seemed to take
lively interest in the proceedings,
which az said before, were impor-
tant as bearing on the future success
of this club. Promptly on time
President Hawley called the meeting
to order, and after the usual songs
and brief prayer, he stated that as
the meeting was somewhat small, the
time would be occupied with bust
ness matters. Therefore he called
for the report Of the Executive Com
mittee.
This committee reported that they
had had consultation with Mr..
Lewis with regard to leasing the
Opera House, and found they could
effect lease of the corner basement
room, the two business rooms, and
the Opera House proper one year
with the privilege of two for 81 1926
per annum, Lewis to repair the win
dows and paint the front, the Club
to make such other repairs as were
necessary at their own expense, pos
session to be given Immediately to
all the building except the room oc-
cupied by D. Hodge which is leased
until August, the rent of which, it is
understood, is to be deducted from
the amount charged the Club. This
rental includes all the furniture, fix
lures, &c. The basement is to be used
for cook room, one Of the business
rooms for . lunch, coffee and smoking
room, and the other for a psrlor and
reading room.
The committee was authorized to
to enter into . contract with Mr..
Lewis for the lease of the Opera
House and were instructed to pro-
coed at once and have the matter
closed up.
The Treasurer, Secretary and Ways
and Means Committee each made q
report which shows that the society
starts off in splendid shape.
After business was arranged speak
ing was the order Of the hour and
for short time the boys had lots of
fun and Waterman's speech brought
down the house.
The pledge was circulated and
several names added, after which
the meeting adjourned until Sun
day night when the Rev. Mr.. Sum-
derland will address the club at the
Opera House, and the club will have
meeting Tuesday night at the same
place.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union gave notice that on cleo
ton day they would open coffee
and lunch room near the polling
places in each of the wards, at which
hot coffee and a nice sandwich could
be obtained for cents each. This
will keep the boys at work and they
wont have to go home for dinner.
The meeting was in every way sue
cess, and the next will be looked for
ward to with interest.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

The CenfauF LfnfmenfN are of
two kinds. The WHITE is for the Hu.
man family the YELLOW is for horses,
sheep, and other animals. Testimo.
malls of the effects produced by these
remarkable Preparations are wrapped
around every bottle, and may be pro.
cured of any druggist, or by mail
from the Office of The CENTAuR Com.
PANY, 46 Dey Street, New York City.
Jan q W1y -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06
Popular House.

One OF the most popular establish
ments in the city, an establishment
that seemingly never has felt the eff
fects of hard times or bad weather,
constantly advancing in the good
opinion Of the people in both city
and country, is that of Mr.. Thos. Ii.
Phillips, few doors east of the Cou-
R1ER Office. Mr.. P. came to this city
something near three years ago, and
having followed the boot and shoe
business for many years, and taking
fancy to our thriving and enterprise
ing city, and observing the want Of a
first-class boot and shoe house here,
leased a building near where he is
now located, and opened out a very
handsome and large stock of goods,
to large extent custom made, com.
plcte as to variety.
Mr.. p, strong believer in neat
ness, 80 arranged his goods as to
make his store very attractive in ap-
pearance, and by keeping such an ex-
cellent stock Of goods, and dealing SO
fairly, his trade soon demanded larg-
er quarters. The boot and shoe bust
ness seems to be peculiar in that ex-
perience seems TO count to better adj
vantage, to know when, how and
what to bny, to anticipate the wants
of customers. In this aespect the
success Of this gentleman seems to be
remarkable. After his removal to
his present location in short time
his quarters are again becoming ham,
pered, notwithstanding he occupies
large portion of the second floor.
Every box, drawer and case about
his house is full of goods, bought for
cash from manufacturers only, select
ed with great care for this trade,
which enables him to give extra in
ducements to his customers.
Therefore we conclude under the
circumstances that this flourishing es.
adjustment will continue to grow in
popularity as it well deserves to.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

When You buy Homeopathic medi-
cinea, be suee You get the regular
preparations such a. physicians use.
A full line Of these on hand from
LuYties' Homeopathic pharmacy, st.
Louis, and for sale BY
JOHN L. moore, Ottamwa.
an9ust II de0d kvly
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06
Ottumwa Markets.

In our weekly review of the mar
kets we find but little to note by way
Of change. The price of produce
remains stationary at last weeks quo
tations and so too, does feed. Hogs
are lower and sell at - 1908 20.
OttuMwa Grocery Market.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

Il. A. Wilson has for sale . superior
Roof Paint which is u per cent. Iron.
He guarantees 1t to be the best and
cheapest paint that can be used for
tin Footing. Call at 66, East Main st.,
up stairs. feb11-d&wtf
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06

Workingmen look to your inter-
ests and save doctor bills by. using
DR.. MarshalPs Lung Syrup for all
cases Of Coughs, Colds, etc. Price
only Is cents bottle. Sold by J. l..
Taylor & Go.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-03-06
0revlty.


Brevity has been called the soul
of wit, perhaps, because it has a short
soul. In the last public speech of
Red Jacket, he said: "My speeches
have one good quality, they are
short" DIR. Cotton Mather placed
over the door of his office: "Be
short" These two words should be
placed over the tables of authors, and
many Of our church clocks. In bust
ness, make short work. Let friendly
calls be short. Let your communities
tions to those who are busy be short.
Hold no man by the button. Let
your anecdotes and stories be short.
Let your speeches be short; be sure
and stop when done. More noise is
made in pouring little water from
bottle than when 1t is full. Let instru-
ments of writing be short, then our
books will be better understood and
less expensive. If you have any bad
habits, or bad companions, cut them
short, or Your happiness, reputation,
and money may fall short. Let the
prayers of every Christian be humble,
meek, fervent, sincere, earnest, afiec-
iionate and short. Let the sermons of
every minister be nothing but Jesus
Christ and him crucified, and short.
They may then be profitable, because
pure, simple and short. Let the sim
ner turn from his sins at once, no
delay,-life is uncertain and short.
"This night thy soul may be required
"a notice dreadful and short. Par.
don us for feeding you with shorts.
Brown bread is healthy, and often
made of shorts. d. L. e.
CHILLICOTHE.