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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

III iN'i I'Fh-N Ti-'EN-'Ni'A" -"-H+sN%A"
LONDON May 30 $50 m-COnsos 90 isd for both money
and the United states per cent bonds 1904 "a
bonds. 1881: 5s 1885 Eric preferred oS
Penurvivana Central 3S Paris advces quote per cent
Iunles II francs A. centmes for the account
PARIS, Nay 3-ExcnaDge on London, 20 francs ~ cen
times 70: checks.
LONDON May 3O-Silverl quoted at OLE ed. ounce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-31

Foreign exchange early in the week was firm OF
rates close up to the specie shipping point, but
the higher rates for money causing at the same time
"a frcer offering of bills and reduced demand, the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-17
AffLieAIioss hon RI,


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80 Oare. bur- ois.-
ss5e -. Notice ia hereby stvss ~.sssda.
a-.s - rseihe Tunnel and MIMI nat the
vnaA. hare las day Fled their Lureks, Ne.
aI1sfEf for GO SIC linear TEA sppiication for
HA1 H.4Ae e vein bearfng silver -. tssf Oak.
grand ~ fest In width, sitn.t." I'm surface
ssSe Il EzreEa Mining Dissrrt Hing and
sH< q Nevada, and Envy Of
efxEz.1a y fhs 1sld notes "a aaosn and
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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31
Cremation and Crime.

OF the many objections which have
been urged against cremation as \ mode
Of disposing of the bodies of the dead,
one of the grayest is that it can SO easily
be used to destroy evidences of crime.
This objection is illustrated and emphs :
sized by a case reported the other day
from Washington, Pa. The remains OF
an unknown man were Gent to that
place on the train from Pittsburgh, sn-
closed in rough coffin and there re-
duced to ashes in DIR. Lemoyne's cre-
matory. The utmost secrecy was oh
served SIS to the identity, place and
cause of death. A man connected with
the crematory let out the fact that the
neck OF the corpse was horribly dis
was a young man, and thence it was
conjectured that he WAS An
drew Tracey, who was hanged in
Mexican county, Pa, on the fourth in
stant. Another rumor was that il WAS
the body of young man who had died
in New York of consumption. and who
persuaded his reluctant relatives TO have
his remains disposed of in this way.
Now. in the case of a body buried un-
der susp icious circumstances, or about
which suspicion is otherwise excited,
friends can demand, or the coroner
! can himselfinitiate an investigation; the
body can be disinterred. and the cause
of death and identity of the
person probably established; but
in the case above mentioned
this very important kind of evil
dence is destroyed forever. There may
have been and very likely was no crime
committed, but no one can now find out
whether there was or not, or at least il
has been made extremely difficult,
There is much reason to fear that il ere
nation became prevalent it would often
be used to cover up traces OF murders
NeD York Graphic.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31
1t Might Have Been.

II might have been! When lie Is young
And hopes are bright, and hearts are strong
To battle with the heartless throng,
When youth and age nre far between,
Who hears the words SO sadly sung?
II might have been!
Ii might have been! When lite is lair,
Youth stands beside the boundless sea
That Gibbs and flows INCREASINGLY,
And dreams OF name and golden fame;
And who shall limit the to be
That's dawning there.
1t might have BEEN When life is bright,
And love is in its golden prime,
Youth recks not OF the coming night,
Nor dreams that there may be time
When love will fail, or change, or die
EternallY!
1t might have been! When time grows gray
And springtide hopes have passed away,
Old age looks back on by gone years
Their many wants and doubts and fears;
And through the mist way is seen,
The might-Lave-been.
1t might have been! When age so sad,
Weary OF waiting tor the fame
That, after all, is but name.
When life has lost the charm it had,
True knowledge makes regret moro keen
1t might have been!
It might have been, When youth is dead,
And love that was SO false is fed,
When all the mockeries OF the past
Have lost their tinsel rags at last,
The one true love is clearly seen
That might have been!
1t might have been! All mo! Ah me.
and who shall tell the misery
OF knowing all that life has lost?
BY thinking OF the boundless cost
Poor comfort can the sad heort CLEAN!
1t might have been!
1t might have been! Nay, rather rest
Believing what has been is best!
The lie whose sun has not yet get
Can ind no room for vain regret,
And only folly crowns as queen
It's might -have-been.
-Cassetgs .Magaxtne
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31

would speak; for if you knew all. you
would find some pity for mel"
"No. no-not wordl Not onei We
have both suffered-but the suffering is
over now.n
And you will trust me sgain7"
Absolutely and entirely! Ihaye al
ways felt that l could never do so. but
love conquers, and l know now that
you are rs dear 10 me rs you ever
were"
Again and again did Bernard clasp
the generous woman to his heart, and
when she heard his vows uttered with
an impressiveness that left no doubt ol
their sincerity, she felt indeed that out
of evil cometh good.
And with a soft and gentle step Err
nest stole away unperceived. unheard
He felt that he could not yet intrudt
upon that scene OF reconciliation and
trust renewed.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31
Modern Calf Torsilipers.

The Moquis, says the Arizona Miner,
re a tribe Of Indians living in Northern
Arizona near the line OF New Mexico.
The only thing worshipped by these ed
men is the image of a calf gorgeously
dressed and decorated with ornaments
of gold and silver. Their great canoe is
the matachin, upon which occasion they
dress themselves in the most ridiculous
manner, their costumes generally being
made up from the hides of foxes, bears,
coyotes, deer, antelope. etc. After hav-
ing committed some great wrong, the
Moquis, to pay penance to the Great
Father, meet III council, appoint day
upon which the dance will begin, and
for twenty-four hours they keep step to
a hundrum tune without food or water,
when they depart from the dance house
with their sins forgiven, free to so forth
to steal a horse OF cow, as the case may
I
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31
PER CENT. STERLING
TTTRREr7 BOOT.


acks Sides hanng g Het nd EIs wearing CONT az
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31
Words OF Wisdom. |.

Ii is easier to blame than to do better.
1t is not enough to arm: you must
hit.
Better free in foreign land than a
slave at home.
Happily for little men the giants have
seldom any great wit.
Self-inspection is the only means TO
preserve us from self-conceit.
Vice stings us even in our pleasures,
but virtue consoles us even in our pains.
He that pryeth into every cloud may
be stricken with a thunderbolt-
No books are so legible as the lives OF
men; no characters SO plain as their
moral conduct.
Events are not in our power; but il al
ways is better to make q good use ofevep
the worst.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31

Scissors, which are still made in Shelf
field, England. by tedious hand pro-
cess, are made at one stroke of die in
Conn ecticut-
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31

a man fell from 4 bridge at Bocca
New, and broke his thigh. 1t was a
lonely place, and the weather was vely y
cold. He could not stand, in eonse-
quence Of his hurt, and therefore slowly
froze to death. There were indications
that he tried hard, by rolling about, to
keep warm, but death could not be
qought off.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Situated in the village of Sandy Hook, town
of Newtown, Conn, ON the Housatonic rail-
road, nineteen miles from tide water and
near the proposed depot on the New York and
New England railroad, now in process OF COM
pletion. Said property has been used as O
wooden mill, but IS suitably arranged for any
other business. Water power never falling
Will be sold with or without machinery. For
particulars inquire of
MINOIT AUGUR, Receiver,
Sandy Hook, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-12-31

Pinkertop the detective. after eleven
years of search for a robber named
Thomas Walls. has caugnt him in New
Orleans.
, 1879-03-22

Tits primroIu will p,', tbs t9rstllng O. thh year,
Aud vii pu' tue rink, tho nmhuni u tny dear,
For sllu's the pink at wosnanktnd, aaL blooms
And i'i,I. 4 IL 10 Fossiiss to my aiu dear Msy.
-HHrAs' l0sls.
III M E1Aor af The 1'rtbuna
llsNspALE, ILL.,, March l7.-At the request OF
a contributor tn The Hofna shall this week
speak Ut tho Dianthus lafntly, which Includes
among It's members such popular flowers as
t!nks, Sweet Williams, AMI carnations. lu this
really splendid genus Of bennlals nnd perc,,-
nals arc found some Of thu must beautiful nlll
fragru,lt lowers III cultivation. ahntl first
speak Of pinks. OF theae, D. Chasusfs, Or Ch!ua
pnk, IL biennial ot great beauty, blussoItlil,s
slle trat yuar from ssed Tic colurs of thn iluw.
ers uro exceedingly rich, alnl in laree bc1s
scarcely Two will 10 found alike. 10 sIr. He'd
.cwIg va arc uJubted for many improvements
on tlu CAina pluk. llellow,g's pink Inns very
largu anwets. uftun measuring three fnshes
aeruss. Thu Ao,lbla Japun p.lIk Ernduces llow'
crs vi areat 6cautyi 1t Gully layks t1axrancs ~
makn 7 psrlsst llo double ~ aiaae.l I = ot '2Io @
bluota 's tiunseIy double autl ot oil eoaors. It
should lu Ksown In oycry Ear'lsn for cutting f1r
boutIruts. Thtsa puks 1tDUtsl thu whplu sum.
.nsr AMI y tho t'uwers be ireauentay picked q!
survive tho winter, mud bloom ,nucls nors abun-
dnutiy tic following seas.,is. steds may oa
suwn n ths sgF!nK. ~ satilt lFansplantsd NY II e.
The Sweet William e sus14 ;ia WI oa xat.l q, "a.
sary. 1t Ii perfectly hardy, easily raised from
seed, 4,u Is Iu all rgspecia o durable flower for
thoso who ha'a but IltIo timu TO dcsote ~ ea!-
tiyutluglt,
desirable Ut plants, 6slng alike valuable {oF
bcdtlnE out during sutuluuf, a,a foT tho accora.
| tion Of thu winter gasden In winter. They ass
of tho casiest eultur y. 10 grow ths cafnatiou
sDnI "a Ia if,rr
, 1879-03-22

10 Ire fIlHDF " ANe 4FWAHeA
UntuAdo, ILL.,, March 15.-As F. snyA, our
girls IlaTe bucn talked about a long time, anu
slo wiahcs son,o ono would begin to talk to
our boys May Talk to our children OF both
scxcs1 r. snyB that st.e does not think mother
Is to b!amc for the ruined lto uf her aon, but
tint fntllcr with his bad llabIts Is as much to
blame. First Of Mi, mother has married fatitcr,
who, in most cases, had formed tboso hAbils bc-
furo stlo over mot him. Baby COMES; father
continues in Ills smoking, chewing, swearlnE,
md drinking. Ills character Ia formed. Wtfe
cau II luYinE and kind, In most cases, ehaDgu It
all; Tut, though sho could not, is TINT my
reason why she should not uso all the moro
vigilance ia forming baby's character wh!io II Is
still uniformed, and not lot hin Tor her, aa tho
case nlaY bU) grow up wicked, selfish tlAn or
woman, to lllya the QUO they lnarry fcel ~ she
docsl A few days aEo lal Fix llttlu ones
und9 ud II to ys I'LL T. eHy Sy,c5 Gs
that hour; but thought 1t they were oil Inine
would over l,ave such Bcensf One Indy anys:
"Well, in tl!c SIX weeks you have bsen hora
have ueyer heard your llttle boy cry; dogs!i't
established l'abits, euet, Us going to bed at .
might kiss, she suitl: would Ktyo all the world
could only haye I.;, ca st, '!ss tat; rsn's waSn
"rhe huur ho tirst saw light" And It 10 not by
Ma1slluess I govern him, nlthuugh on, very
Htrct nnd artn; but as he gruws oldcr
SEQ tic loyu for mnmma growing every
day, n1ul then my heart luols into the
far future when llo shall glyo llls
mother hs loving caro-; but, thuughl cannot feel
! would culoy It II ho were one Ut tlsgso feck-
lcss, sollsli, llsstnated creatures called nctl.
suppose should loru as mothers must. Wien
he waa Htvon to nlu cried to uud to- glve l!iu
tho power nl,1 kuoYlctlgo that l might Rut..e
him as!slIt, fur felt was not Capable ut toacfi-
lux l,ov to heconlo noble, truu mntl, loving
aIl Ll!at was nnhle aild good for Us own sake,
a1ld stunning oil lhat WAS eYll llayo nm lOv.
Ing llttla g!rl, hut, had nllne lived, do not h.
lIcy0 would hnyo lakeH moro pans u nuke
her lobc, cnlabiu woman than | hnyu uni
shall tu make our pet all God meant ll,au to be.
OeleAa says st'e HOW saes many heavy respunsl.
bilit!cs she nlEhk have takun upon ler own
| shoulders instead OF l,aytg mother buar them
all, Oh, haw many llours puss IN vain rc4ruts,
now that darling mother 10 knne, Wishing l'au
Ilghteue4l her catGa md burdens. grtB, NiHi
| buys III weil, there WILL surely con!e the t!uur
| When yn,!, too, will think how much ypll lniyht
Eays ,lone for your IarafnE mother Which IN
! your tllouEhtlcas,lcss y.l LIFT, uilnnr. How
atratgu tho yul,uy will uot heed war,.!ngs, but
stubbornly wait tu learn all By bitter expu-
rienco, wien IL 10 loo lats tn rccali thoss DAYS.
Orlel,u, would love 10 know you better. May
ral! On you SOME day when out With NY little
| uhe fur nornilIg walkf Or nre your duties BIZ
many that you cahtiat stop &ur hant-ahnke.
VIII Mr.. John Smith p!casa write nlo, send!lll:
hs address1 ELslR III.
, 1879-03-22
POI1TENESS.
THOUGHTS III "OHLBMA.n


CnioAoo, Masch o0-ntany thanks to the Con.
,,,ctnr for r,nn vnrt,s In lnst wccl,s iss,,c. Il
"a -. - - ,sn a., roa,I,n, ,No ro,rn ~ t,,
seems ~ Hle We W. 1sa..so NV sa.ao " .ua'
Which costs u no money ahd yet 's more pfec"
io,is than gold, there would b0 less Ot thp stern
oml rrhf IN this life md u,oru of lllo spirit Of
TI,+,.,Ia,,,tv ou1 rtott
et.'o''"'t, ~ "'',. NJ. "s' -,.,,.
Wc not only nit'si onr lflchAs ID Closer tics W
kindness, but disarn our must bitter elcmlca
tInw mnny fearfut scenes Ii, domestic lilo might
In nrnht.1 n nptv rnc ,ra,nt,pr rnr,,rls,n,, t,p
~ s .,,'I, ~. .a'"r., IT,. +.
woria oi hpshc "oala su"''' a'c 'oHsue' t'a' "
might not throw oltt tic clAIlenCo lllHt ean onl7
bripg tilstord II ncccptcd. f1ov many Uelly
scandals and uelgbcrllooti chickering's might b.
,s,at.,a1 ~ oa",, .,nn t,,r,,o, lid nt,unti,u IN
cleansing Ills own 1hs IRON error instead ol
paBtiEg dust on tile garments OF hts brother.
Life IL too transient anil Our dulles too holy 10
Indulge III tt,u ,ynstc Of t;tno aud opportunlt,
i,,',res ] ,y.r n,n,,v.
louE.s rs,, osur ss,s arn , tim o.nr,uc. NJ untov
,nl,~I,t,. mid Wien s,rro thew ray., ,ukcn root
in III. suil tiere Is n steady groSii, tint ca,llvt
H. ri,rrInh witiot lin, ,varrist, ri th,. mus, d..
t"rn,nd viii. II Ia halter thut tI,e secIi bu nut
s,rt, ,I,' wo gavsrm n,rs"iycs vii, strn
irnent. a,mi. tli,nlrl, utilrrs nlny hnyo planted
r1,i wnirrrd lie rtots That shalE Weld onIy dI,-
s, s1 nt.n+inn tt,t wa annuih atr,,w onIy
Eli a,.t ,.,,eI. nn",ni '1s aniaa @ hr,tnrsy
Hra",t nm'" tnv. "uH "inn.r tn,r ,,a,hwo" N
il II t,a,It to e.timntn lin vp,ua Of kind.
pras. ,,nt,tIe ward nf warnIn,, mny clrck thr
h"t ~ ~, irrhri,tn wlii,. iiffnI ~. fntsi rIu
+" h,s Iins. /, tiny t,,rn tha henri OF liz mil.
rnr .'e t,,m bis nasn ,irsirns ti,m,t,i, rim aw~et
In ,rnwn iron, iia Kisrntn' wlIrrI.aS II lutsl
,yrrd nr rntttn,r rrtort wn,,l nil,nyu then, totl
Inn H.. r".tln,a mir" ~ nnf m,,,l 1irsnnir Lit
~. ,..o thrn, rs,vrr,, nnr sr,s WITH ki1sss nJn
instcad pf tlir,sleertnE yOcc, lie collempt,,uus
stnze' mi tr at,rrv rtort liz puiitn md uuurl.
ss suas' ii nv watsysr M posito ~ VI nav BE- nIaced
, 1879-03-22
NOTES TO CONTRIBUTORS.

altsrAn-plcase send Your address to this
o(!iec.
~
F..-Tne manuscript was rather finely written.
Tic letter to which you refer was forwarded
10 the parts to whom 1t wna addressed.
~ .
Il,o new Secretary nf tho Home Club makes
her first announcement to the members this
week, lint Of Club meeting next Thursday,
#**
The y.ung lady in Milwaukee who requests
some bacR copies Of TIlB TRIBUNE is informed
that all communications Ut Tint nature should
lie sent to the rountlng-rouT, anil accompanied
by sui1lcivut currency to my for the paprrs and
scndlas them 10 hcrb mall.
- +*a
A1l contributors ure requested to read the list
Of lettcrs ut this ofyice. Some far well known
Homeless iave hccn In the Conductors lands
for wecxa.. No letters will be forwarded until
tic requisite postage is received from those to
whom tlby are are addressed.
, 1879-03-22

There are letters, papers, or postal-cards at
this o!llce for the rcrsnns nnmcd hc!uw Those
living out Of tho city will please send their nj.
dress and thrcc.ceut STAMP, upon receipt Of
WHICH their mil will be forwarded. Residents
Of Chicago can ohtaiu letters addressed to them
uy calling ut Roo1n 81 Tribune Building:
A Ten,.tssccan III Iowa, Sunshine No. /,
lAItenL ncnn&e,
Culla Lily. AlHrda.
Anx,ruA. Wicked Eyes,
Fern Lehf, Sylrn.lus,
Graphic, VInlet Vernon.
Eta. Professor,
Kitchen DegoteG, N0onday,
Charles N. Gregory, fankee Neil.
, 1879-03-22


MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, March 17.-For Old Boyfs
atck canary would recommend tic following
treatment, having Just cured sp!cMdld bird Ut
very much the same troubles. With tEu cxcop-
ton Ut lime feet. Give unmixcd canary-sced,
no rape or hemp, aud once week q hard-bollcd
cry mixed with cracker, pounded fine. and a
good sprInlllnG Ut red pepper. "a small piece
OF salt pork, no lcnn meat in II, with red pepper
On II, Ia au excel'ent remedy for restoring
birds voice. 4 daily bath Is q necessity. and
Il Tic bird is tltsincllned to use hls batl.-cup,
make him. Put hin III 1t q few times or splash
lin With water from wlsiB;-hroon', md MY
word Tor 1t, hp will soon learn to mako virtue
Of q neccsBity.", lsc9alarity IN eaf!nK for TUG
wator, at,t washing tle peres,es uitol'. nra very
essential things In making healthY birds, and
could you Eclr my three s!,igers tone Of them IA
fe.naLe) singing, as they NOW nre wllilo atm
writing, you wou,l br ashurc'l 0t .helr hcntth
md llupp.ncss. Try these simple thi,1gs for
aEo think you Will bo ErMt1ic.t bY Beut.lE him
recover health atid voice. llon't be aftald OF
the caps|cuu,, Us haya used Il often anl always
found II buurllcia, anil tin l!ttla creatures avo
vgry fond III It.. pEu00rTY,
, 1879-03-22

ob,o rBtm. thin ton,h.ttc trcncf ,,htfhoht., AMI
,S sa,t ar m,'S E,,,1 t'lnr i,oi aa mi, a,vnya
IT, H. oway Srn, i1cnvor. n,ui tiit shall bu rii
T., wnis,,nn ~ hcr win snra aha knowa mn ~,
sinH ''e''"' "s' WV '"'' S'N -" ~
And now ,von,d vo,t 1t1ko In know aomr,hinr
nt the hnura ~ f,cnIyltini iiut, I,rst, tcil tho
kfni MnIlistn lint thrro nrc no 1r1rl prunio
fnre. thnri, IN crc iii hfHh fiil itO iect}. fur
do Mi Infant 10 mnke tnts Inv hume II rnt.
tneca ara ti,e rItla in Danyrr, e1,rpjy tcy nrc IN
Leatlviiip. IN, ,ow writing 10 YOU In one ri
tic ,nost nrotcntimts Of them, because III
iJt,de bt bbarfls. Luus, slal,s, brush, n1l,, can.
vas are The must cont1lon building nntcrihl. f,r
boar.la ats worth f5O pur Thousand feet. T|prc
arc fow women II, tcso homes. / have ink
euokuu to o,le stncq crossing the rance, thrrc
wcuks Rgo. TI,tro are women OF LcatyilIc, b,,t
pf tlullbtft,l Character. cannot say Tint or
homes nte ally butter fur want Ut females; tl,cy
nre surely not quito 40 clean or orderly ns lonrs
usually arc. Indeed, wns IN onc the oitcr,lay.
which Is nbbut ten by twelve feet aut,ase IL
whei, Xix men mako their home. Two beds mi
up one end of tho room, mid stove mud tabIa
The ot,ter do not Bupposo 1t llas l,ccn awtpt
elncc It wns built. It Is A type ot Lcnlyiljo
homes. One huusn gets at occasional swccpEng,
but lie scrubblng-brlish II stranger. Hut tlu
best 1loto on houses tcre ID 'tslab !, 6ousn op-
pusite. There wns nn alNrm Of hro u fe,y
, 1879-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
e1tH DEPENDS ALFAksETtA.

To the Editor az Ihc TFfb4he.
RooKFoRp, Ill, March 15.-ln last SATURDAYS
TnluuaR appeared hi artlelo over the sigi'atufs
of tan Honest Wunan," rcfcctt1g upon Al
farctsa, aud questioning her identity. lEt rfe'
sumption Is clear lbat III tho sla1uw of tl'ls
thonrst woman," Or Ut least III ti,r y!cint'"
her hoopskrts, stood mat, ns the autlloF Ut
Inspiration of TINT article.
As All Interested rcadcr OF Tic Home, nc1ef
supposed TINT any contributor represented OF
was supposed to represent, the yicws of ah5
class III the community. wllere such pcrsan ~
sides. 1t hus been my IDEA That writer was r.
tpoilstble only fur Its or her own utteranee'
How cun It bs possible for QUO contributor to "
tho exclusive iltorureter ot public sentiment ~
a p'aco whure lartlly two individuals cal' u
found WIN think siIkct It therc mrs pessons " "
Rockford who disA4ree with tlIr eonrluslonsm ~. ~
any writer, ttry dru vt liberty 10 cfieeiso "t W
pOse stronger arguments aHuiHt weaker o''.,, -,
fact to tcttOh, suun1 philosophy ~ frivolous
speculation, ai,a rtason to suspicion ahd eon1s~'
Ills tntriguer md tnstlgator Of tic aft'Ate H.
signed I" An Honest Wumnne collcen!eu IT, IT,.
pefsunaty, as thu prtscnce OF spirits " 's. ~
vsshu, whU nrc elait.icu 10 Bpeak thronEt n. n.,
.l!Rs Il would take aus' ~ ss}} y ontsiu y, s
uni variety of individuality existtlg In wy et,
II Alfaretta, Enea, pergbtty, Aunt llc!st, ,ns ~
my u&het contributor, cAuuses u atseue1 s 4 /.
tI,cme, Or pfeseslt Ylrws upon any subject, ,.s M
not u bu supposc1 ,lat tAat person repEese'n.ii "
q compromises tho opn!oDn. Or sentiment. s,I
Ieaso1, m is III Tia ar&icto written,-ad trutl, y
truth the sldu world over, despite ~ lalS pa
pensity 10 falslfy ami ln!areprescnt " t'tss .as
wptr liu dlsaxrccnaentg, NO antagon!sn' u 's n.
In th,s life, tl.rTe couil b. no prugress uu ~
yelupiuut. Wo would suggest ll'af ~. T. y n
sator g,la than conjecture, that cetta!ntS + r.
citur foundation ti,an londt Or ausl!rion ,,.,n
have faltn llat Alfurasta, with whom W. nur
long lind persouai acquaintance. Will asi1su; ,s1;
cpleluaISe syldrueu tlat t4V4s WHO uro lsalou'