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FUNDING VIRGINIA BONDS.

II -
Having made arrargcmcnts with The Funding
Associations. we are prepared to receive for fund
in@ ALL GLASSES or VIRGINIA SECURITIES
Fi-NDABLE under The act Of Marc'f IS. 1879. and
will receipt for same and deliver III I NEW BONDS
at the earliest possible mOirent.
Parties whoho not hold he rec iulste proportion
Of COSSOLS and PEEIEES my haze the proper
adjustment made At our oficc q the most saiisiae-
tory tcrius. ...r ,'s.atar
WE PROPOSE TO FUND on TIE SAME TERMS
AND CONDITIONS AS orFERE d W TIE AsSoclA-
TON. WITHOUT any aaditi0 nal cost ~ the cohH
hotter. ,~.--.. e..-~.~r.
ALL BONDS sent to us SD all have our Personal
CARE AND ATTENTION.
ANY Information desired viii Ike checrfully given
-.. DAVENPORT L Co.
- 49,. Stock Brokers. .
my 21-lm 11l3 Main street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GUNNER SCHOOL.--Aliss EZEKIEL
y will reopen her SUMMER SCHOOL ut her re- !.
druce. No. 3ll. corner, of Twelfth ana Marsuall
streete. on MOSUAY, JUNE 18TH.
TERMS. Made known on application.
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PROPOSALS..

CITY ESGISEER's OFFICE.l
RICHMOND, VA, June 16, 1879.
NOTICE TO BRICk-MASONS.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received AT this
Office until MONDAY NEXT I'D instant, al 6
O'Clock T. 81 for the construction OF the following:
$50. BRICK EGG-SiIAPED SEWERS,
ranging In size from 16X24 10 2SX42:
CitySpring culyert TO the large ravinc north of
Leigh street;
Maiu street from Third 10 Fourth street:
t;lmtr street from Marshall street to Brook ave-
nue.;
Extension OF sewer on Moth street north of abb
gail street TO 100 feet beyond the brow OF the
hill:
down Linden 10 Cary street.
Specifications can De sen Oh application ut This
Office.
ihe ComtnitIee on Streets reserves the right to
reject any or ali bids offered.
W. Z. CUTSHAW,
je 16Ltd City Engineer.
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PERSONAL.

THE PUBLIC, ARE HEREBY eau
l. TONED AGAINST !CREDITING MY
DAUGHTER AMELIA, as no bills contracted by
her will be paid by me or my son, Frank Wassmer.
I - ------.,--E. WASBMER.
RICHMOND, June IA, 1879. Nh je16,2t*[
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nj COHEN BROTHERS

Q,-Ij NVIITN DIV II 1t NO
WILL OFFER on MONDAY:
90 pieces VICTORIA LAW III l259c. i yard. here
toforc sold ut &c; $50 pieces III &C., hereto
fore sold al 35c.:
81 pieces DOTTED MUSLIN at 22c the value OF
which Is 37.".;
Also. large lot of WHITE LINEN Lawns at
1890. valued at 25c, at zoe equal to any offered
in This CITY II 35c.
Also. bargains in NULL MCSLlNS, FRENCH
NAlNSOOKS, ORGANDlES,a ana other WHITE
80 pieces Of CURTAIN LAppET MUSLIN at 2,:c.
ayard;
They have added to Their heretofore large stock of
CORSETS The "FRENCH APRON; style, the
"SROON. CLASP MODEL SHAPE and
"DOUBLE-A DJUSrlBLE" EXTENSION
The most superior lifting corscts now known.
Thousands of other GREAT BARGAINS viii he
offered during tins week. J" IL
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90 pieces of Steinboch, Il Gchlin & Co.'S FRENCH
BLACK OEGANDlES 1T 1Gsc.-hcre;ofore
sold 1T $50;
20 pieces ALL-WOOL AND SILK IRON GRESA-
DINE at 3jc.-valucd ut from 75c. 10 81 yard ,
$50 wards B2OCADE SILK GRENADINES al Csc
heretofore sold 1t : yard:
LUPIN'S SATIS-STEIPE at SI.i0, reduced from
1915;
from l62,c.:
~ pieces BLACK CASHMERE at 15c yard less
Than ever sold before:
4 larse lot OF ALL-WUOL BUNTING In Black and
Colorcd:
LACE BUNTING at l6ac., sold all during this SEAL
son at Soc:
Besides hundreds Of other NEW BARGAINS III
DRESS GOODS. j. IA
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1t ANOTHER LARGE ARRIVAL
OF NEW AND CHEAP GOODS AT
TuALlIIMER BROTHERS.,
COL BROAD STREET.

Just received the following GOODS, in the latest
aud prcttiest designs:
II nsce, SOLID FiGU IIGc md STRIPED SIDE
s2 ni sSo Solid 1 and S'TRipED LINENS, for
S Snts aa hL ISlG5s cU0REp BUSrSGs in
every shade. al 22c. and 25c.:
81 pieces COLURED BUNTINGS. all shades. 1T
Our immense stock of DRESS GOODS must be
sold. We have marked the prices down so as TO make
them sell. Examine our stock before purchasing,
Look >, our stock of CHECKED ana STRIPED
SILKS at 6ti. G5. IS and S5c.
Look AZ our stock of COLOkED SILKS ut 90, 10,
Too lock at our stock Of BLACK and COLOEED
SA1INS al 75c.. s5c.. 81 and Sl.25.
rs, 90c., Il. 1925, $50. and So. They are thc
cheapest In the city, and We call special attention to
BLACK GRESADINEs-spccia bargains just
u IL piece. STRIPED and PLAIN GRENADINES
IA pieces LHCEoSTt;TprD and PLAID BRO
Bargains in BLMK CASIisiEREs;
Barkains in In E p x AnLi.p2AGiAs:
Don't fail to look ut our sIock OF BLACK GOODS.
10 pieces est" vIICT0RIA and BISHOP LAWNS at
6, 10. 12M. 3, 20: and 2yc;:
Also large line OF LINEN LAWNS. LINEN DE
iNDlE LAWNs rLAlN and n4TIEp sWiSs
TOWELS. NAPKINS. CROCHET and MAR
SElLLES QUILTS. CURTAIN LArPETS and
LACES-a!l 1T very low prices.
PARASOLS are sill selling very rapidly on ac-
count OF the low prices n which we arc selling them.
CALI early and get them.
CASSIMERES. LINENS, C!iSSIMERES.-WiSf-
ing to reduce large stock of these goods. we have
made extra low prices Oh them, and ask Il call from
those in want Of same.
A full line of ladies'. misses. and gcutemen'5
GLOVES, HOSIERY. SCARFS, BOWS, SASH.
RIBBONS, aud numerous other articles, which viii
he sold at low price,.
Latest styles DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS
alwa, on hand 1T VflALHlMER BROTHERS.
y. R.-Owin@ IL an increase In our business we
have enlarged facilities and increased uut force
The following salcsmon arc now with us and VIII he
nca.ed 10 seq their friends sir. CHARLES llurZ-
IER. Mr. II. c. TERRELL. Mr. Z. HELLER. Dir.
HENRY BATES, Mr. j. A. kopPLE. Miss q. HST-
wALp, Miss L. MICuELBACIIER, Miss l.. BAKER.
TRALniMER BROTHERS,
icl4-sN&W Sol Broad street.
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ryAT COHEN BROTHERS
Another large arrival Of


Their stock Is now complete. from the most dell
cate tints 10 the darkest shades. Their stock or
SILK Is tho largest and hands"mcst Ibis side Of New
York, and every yard is warranted against New
York prices je Ii
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cgDceSEgY eaEAsswARE. &c.

chin AND GLASS AT PRICES
~ THAT ASTONIsH BUYERS. Great bargains
In PLATEu-WARE. ICE-CKEAM FH fr;Ii ~
CI;OOUET. and CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.
Goods guaranteed in quality and price;
II. II. WALLACE
nv 31-Jy4 400 Broad street.
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EMORY AND;EEENRY COLLEGE.

EMORY AND HENRY. COLLEGE::--
~ The terms OF office for which the present IA
Guilty of this Institution elected will expire on
the I7TH DAY OFaJuNE NEXT and on that day
the Joint Board of Trustees aud Nlsitors VII pro
eeeti,to elect o PRESIDENT and PROFESSORS to
alt tie following chairs
i. MENTALl.AND MORAL SCIENCE.
!, s. ANCIENT LANGUAGES tsFi's III :
A. MATHEMATICS. n,t.s sa..g.,zt 1s:! Is
6.NATURAI slIENCEis I. 81 / u,
dresssa 10 FRANK :. FIN DIAYr5 81
secretary Joint Board.
an l5-IawtJeI8 Abingdon. Va,
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THEATRE COMIQUE.-Will positively
Il appear MONDAY, JUNE 10TH. the wonderful
and original MARTINETTI FAMILY, five in
number. In their great pan'oInimes. Mr.. JULIAN
MARTINETTI in his great specially. JuCKO,
THE BRAZILIAN APE. There will be great
WALKING CONTEST, commencing at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. and ut $50 o'clock every afternoon. Admis-
sion, 10, 5, and 25 CENTS jc l6-lts
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ACES ! LACES, LACE>
Ne" GooDsEEcErvED GY EVERY Fxrr.,
CPECIAL BARGAINS.
JULIUS MEYER. oo3 BROAD Srrlr-

JULIUS MEYER. GU3 BROAD STGlr-
OFFERS
DOUBLE-WIDTH FRENCH WOOL ET 49,.
BUNTING at SOC. worth 6jc.:
SILk.ASp-WOOL TA31IeE CLOTiiatC Gee. srr.l,
75c.;
Another lot FIGURED DRESS LINENS \. Sig.
5000 yards TOECHOE LAGES-an auc,!ou lot
way below regular prices;
BLACK and WHITE BRETONNE LAcE> yorv
low:
PARhS0LS-great reduction In prices IN orsr :,
reduce stock:
LADIES' LINEN ULSTERS. II 80 and upa1;t:
LADIES MOHATR LU>TRE UL>TEKs;
LADIES LINENSUITS at aud below prilo ...,
10 close Them out:
DRESS LINENS, 12isc. and upwards:
LADIES' GhUZE VESTS, 3rc. and ulw7s,...
GESTLEMEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS. 2gc ,u' ,,,.
wards:
CHlLDHEN'S CAuZE SHIRTS. go. an! ~.
wards:
LADIES REGELAG-MADE LtSLE-TTlEF,n
HOSE, 25c.; and lots Of o'hcr haranIu,. 2,
Je IL julius NtNF,'>.
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4 NNUAL MEETING.-THE EIGHTH
IN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKllOLD-
ERS OF THE RICHMOND PAPER-MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY will be held ut the Office ofthc
Company, No. 1902 Main street. on FRIDAY the
90 n day of june instant, at . O'Clock z. Nj.
JOHN ii. MONTAGUE, President.
H. WLUBBoCK. Secretary. je Y-e-dtd
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THIRD ANNUAL PICNIC FOR en-
i THE BENEFIT OF THE CUNGEEGt- ~
TON X. K. ISRAEL. at Wcet-End PARK. on T., IL
MONDAY. June 16, 1879. S~6e
DANCING will commence at O'Clock Z. NJ.
KESSNICH'S BAND will be In attendance.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies'. so
cents. 1e 14-2t
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HHINA-GLASS-CHfNA.

BRIoGEPoRT BRASS CoMrASY,}
10 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
February d, 1879. } il
MIR. GEORGE GIBSON, JR., is appoint
Akl ed our SOLE AGENT for the sale OF the ls
LEADER BURNER AND CHIMNEY, 81
with all improvements appertanng thereto, for ms
city OF Richmond, STATE OF Virginia. a 81
III BRIDGEPORT BRASS COMPANY;
fe 10 4,n-s. SAMUEL HOLMES. Treasurer
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T ENI UENTEH.
~ CIT BROAD ."fETFT.

!
| 7 EET IIEXTEp
IL GIT BROAD %TETFT
| We have fpw more special t:.r.,t.,. ia prv
GOODS L. OTTER. S'rh n Fancy i.iwu-. ~urii. H..
many olcr arlrrs--to r.-,."' ,n s.k. ron. .
| Underwear. Infants Iu". C.;,. pHl4n E..t...,.
SacgueS. Dresses. Sc.
y i'ht NV. ~ .hc"'NS Z i"'' ''"H''' ilt"',''-
H." aiiI inS.r,inT EFG,''nnr itt'a "'l'" asst
~, n'.tt Wv CI"''. .. 49,.
Linen i.M"t''; ,n1GEi a"" f'=',"I '"3"
,p'nEi'H I"'""'"t''' hh''c '"' '""te" BAR
yor%rr. .t ,,drccl ,,ri.o. ,,n,r ,.,i ,y,.
&c.. III cclDr> 4; Zoe.
,i, ,,,d ,,,l'r,,i,Iy ,., o., ,,.oi
pric"!. ry@9
rSpnDyo EDIrpD1rpr,X r,n
"
"NtN' y hA''''. 4NA'i"
,name.Iv,. Of any foyrr,l. trr, -, the ,,,.. 90, T.,
SE't M i.Akfk LOIS or hn'l'~ ON LIE
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VIRGINIA BONDS AND SECURI-
Y TIES or EVERY CLASS will he funded by
lis on TIE TERMS OFFERED BIZ THE AsaoCIA-
TlOS. No EXTRA CHARGE.
BONDS and STOCKS of all kinds bought ard
sold Oh commission.
real. ESTATE bought and sold.
LOANS and GKOtND-RE.STS u"pOli9tcd.
WILLIAMS Il GIBSON
StccK and Real Estate Brokers.
nv 2S.2 'aw1m 10li Main rect
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'NNNHA0sa
Peter Akers Again in the Clutches
of the Law.

Several daya $50 ~ A1NQ niai"ed
~ poss5eol6m e ~ dasilNe mad.
b. feses Aker. ~ jno54 - NOV
iag iraia, body posspsA ~ - officers.
Tke Kanass City MI Gvse - paseScui.rs
al his s<-s,ssse. lsayss
A telegram Was receivsa Gtcsi tar~hal
Liexett to-day II wssse he Soet that
Pee Akers had tren caPloe6d Lawson.
keyscouniy, and would - bro9gkt la The
city this afser,ooa. Msabsl GGosis and
wiz Keshleas os1is. III csptnfob Aters
vas ssseuset1 TO the p-aiasasiary ~ &wxs-
y. On the 18th Of June -. in s0mPany
with other prssoners, was beink taken TO the
psniieniisry. Akers js~ped from the
Missouri Pacific train when thirty eight
miles vert of Jefferson City. Il being near
midnight whe" he Jumped. he succeeded
in eacsping. NOthisR. more Was heard 81
him sin atser the fouah Of Jaly. Or the
night Ne Fourth he walked inso RUstes. 10
this county. His hand cuffs had already
been removed. Ii il said that he prev allied
upos too women whom he met upon the
road to remove the hansi-cufis. From
Bunker. Aken went 10 Lawson. Ray coun
y, where he he'd uelstl0s residing. The
m.rxl,al learned Of his whereabouts and
started to get him. and his'errand vss sne-
ceasful.
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So many people Tush vathiakingly
into natrimosyl Aassiags i % oflss
The result of circuostaaees vAicA
throw tvo psoP1s tagsGhss-ofa, co..
sidsealioo oi lie 6tneo e thiaGD-of
momsssasy inPslsss. o. Of. esol, d.
libssasiea-ehse which shoold b The
happioG stats al thing i Often. the
unkappissG AID psopls spsak Of .
wedding - they voeh . lottery.
where thess are more blaaks than
psisss. The osly true matches arc
made BY love. and vhsn tvo paopls
have really lovsd-really loved from
lie depths d their very heasts-
nothing can ever quite psrt thsn
again. We Do not ny lii of thoss
vho have only been called, a. called
thsasslvss, 6vers. A couple nay b
soGaesd, or is oay b ewes narsisd,
end yet that vosdssfal tis a Grsas
love may never havs e1s1ed between
tbeo. When il dess exisL all shs
waters cannot quseoh L. nos ~ ssas
cover t. Fossvsr and l6ssver-at
lsase, u ths fssvse oflii-thoss .tvo
ass neso thas asy tuo WAe have not
loved ca b.. 6oasimes happy ais
aeeaally units too Who love cfhus,
and they i've . long. harry 10 10
gsehes.
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~ Il
The girl shove sAned iA.isly a;iasd
in Sedalis. Who - knoeksj OF ~ rail-
road track By ~ !ars' tn ysats re- and
revived bat slight injurie~.
The Hosner family left aad vsas, to
Leasiviile, COLORADO. Clara, Who Vas
sb"ss fifteen ysss oh, has assoaish~d h~r
Weiher and The peofsi q L<advifSs By
elopins and marrying ssnbles. "a
-it<i'. N 49, - tr 80 .s-i.f.4.
Ladies. do you want to Be strong.
healthy and beautiyfui? Then use Hop
Bit,sns. 90 80 - - :
Foe fruits end vesesahlea % "a Has-
ms" 4 TeSharr's. Curt hOsss squass.
6-29J0. ..4 I'D .
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Suggestions - to How it May be
Avoided.

Il csaan - deaied ahal lealhs ksa
electricity ssso . lacrosse every summer,
and more espseisll, hshis - il ps.irie
country Like shss vhi1A sassossAs SedAlia.
There , .s.sarai ~ which prevails
The hearts e most pespie during 6eres
thunder slesn, and the manifestation Of
this fear y some. especially women, a.s
o~evhss Do6icrous.
The pressle snoss hes been unco0.
monty prolific in severe thunder storms. end
The c.su ,lties from lightning have been re
sssrkably nuu.erous. Most s'eoPle have an
iassiscsive fear Of lighin,ng which imi'<is
then 10 sex the most secure place that
can b ipsaa skes storm oooes On -,
there ase asny fothen who fooii~hsy assd
unnecessarily put themselves in the way Of
danger, either from i9sorssoe o. foolhasdi-
neM. To all Who would properly guard
thea,se!ves against the dangers incident to
ligLtaing the following suggestions Of .
writer familiar with the subject may prove
servicsable: -.
II u never too soon to 70 10 the honse
when storm IL rising. When the clouds
are folly chasssd viih el<Ssvtc,ty they are
most Asasssoss end sbi dsid oteys ssb-
lie stsraelsoa which sets u great distsnces
and al dsrecsioos. A woman told me Of
holt which cane down her mothers chin
ney from . rising cloud when the sun Was
shining overhead. NJ p. Willis writes Of =
young girl killed while psssing under .
telegraph wire on the brow Of hill. while
she vas hurrying hone before . storm
The ssd accidents thst occur almost eveU
week should warn every mother that it ID
not safe 10 let children Say out Of doom I'LL
the very last moment before the storm fslla.
Pe0ple should not be fooled about sitting
an p,schsa or BY opsn Window, whether the |
siora = harA q not. Mid showers often |
carry . single charge which falls with |
deadly effect. 1t may or il may not he |
fatal 70 stay out il is safe 70 be in The |
HOUSE nth the visdOvs and doors shut
A hot Gre in . chimney attracts it, 40 to
speak. and It ia Pss5sat fss tlsose weuIa Be-
sure of safety 10 use kerosene or gas stoves
in the summer. People are very ignorant
ssd rrckIess about lightning. have aees
. girl Of Is yeam crying with fear Of light
ming, and running every other moment tn
the window Ia ere IL the siorM vas MT
sbsting. unconscious thst she was putting
hersslf in danger. IL every oue would hur
~ % shelter ~ sO0n n q storm cloud Wa
half way np the sky. when certain IL Gas
co~ing nearer. il they would shut the
,looss aud visdova, and keep away from
them siierwsrd. and from hell wires. stove
pipes. snsntles, chimney hrsaass. heaisss
and n,irron, with their siivered backs.
which carry electricity, aud keep away
away from lightning r,nis and lheir sicisityl
and from metal water spousa. With good
rosia sn their hou-s~, they might dismia- the
lear IL lightning from their minds. NJ Tar
- il is thing of rea~,n and not Of inn
pre@i0n.
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Murder Win Ont.

IL vill b seaeasbesed hat Dasiel, vho
hung ct wasssashsrK . shest iine asce,
psoss~aed until Ne lass Ihas - - sssncess
Of The murder a Aillss. We lsass u .
man iron ssas WasssashsrE, sAss thess .
. sas il iAss vicisisy u Ayiag eos6isioe
shst has acknowledged . ~ killiae q
Miller. II shi psoses TIRE, asoshse sasoee
afxsoeas will - i.misAsd 70 thass eeps.s1
70 capital PsaiaAoesl Il viii y sseollseasi
that he evidssee il shis Go - pssssy
cisesassaasisLeAlPiaa CO. Lssde.
ns dying Psaisesa. shove slisdsd "a. i
. oytAs. Rate lie eoossy osse vitA .
fae.tooshed comb aad 70 sseA i.disidsal
ca y ioesd. IL The 6n4 plsce. - 90 -
qssiss.a Hish ~ hi.sosy al ~ eas ever
dosbasd Oaeisl's gsils as.l shosh spoe 90
deelass UPoa his dessA I'D shss u - ~
D.aiei - he gsil'y parry. - vssA -
tahsa .Ioe . lsaaise ~ - 60 vouA -
lieve hin - sssh.-Ksnessssy Jsw.ai.
Dsnsrul.
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FoRt1H PEN.
Peter Akoro q Hard Cas-.

\
y Jumping "r'" h"' "cs o. . car "'so".
WINE '"e 'sa'" vss going u 'u'' ~'
Pe'sfd 'h'o"eh the cay yss'efday ." e"sFss
OF o"oes' 'N'" Aa"ses Gay.
!" osoes I" guar" es.'"e' s"y Fsoos".''
''es OF -" ese'p'"e again, ne - "c* ""'y
os"cS"ra 'o' e"s'"eo GOV" I'd '"e c.'
<"'
~p"'y 's''' "sye' 's"fa oA1D
"as 'es' A.e" -" soe ~ s''e"P' 20
c"@m"' sese'0e tAs ssgs' "e'os<' ~ sss'y
'es' morning ~ CHUNG tes vesS q" ~
arm
i"e nA1oo ".o '"..so's's'y ."'sf''e"e'
.ee Ps's"'.r '". "'o"e MI" ra''s" 30" oe-
er'e"' I'D" ~" "s'sAsu =" ss'3'
"er-'' A~e ~. my" '<'"
yo'' 'f'r' y" commit "e'c'ee 'e's "''se''9
~ c""'"g your arm. I" -!
An" ) s"P'y c"' 's" small sa'''es
]" my arm.
K-Whsi did Won want 10 cot YOUR Arm
c.,
n-"cA"'
R-lpid you have any hopes ii making
your e,.e.s.r
Al d.s, k..v
a
N"st< y"~ '"osg"s ~ ID" "'es"s
you could gsis leu days longer and coa-
cs.cs sp.se other neaus of r.cs,e.
Ap..a.
-.
Vas e'oe"' "ot""g eoo'S ~ e's'e"
o"t 81 The pri~oeer. and the EeP'sser "~si
vent to D-puty Hsyes. vLo vas ,~rcecsly
v;l,;,. N ,.,k
=,
"s ~" A.e" e'"es'y '"'e'oe" SUI
eide. - h~ told him he would rather be
hung thss ID so The p<nisenli.rv. allhoush
a, me, n. ,,.....hl. ,h., 4. o.,- ,,,,.,, a,
ss'" a''"se '@e'
The following Letter vss written BY The
prias.n~s To The city Nas.hal I,.s Monday
..;.., .,d -. s,.,a :. .;.,,.
g. ,o-o
AASsAs Os's' no. aug = 1913.
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Ths ssssos vhy sdalsssased bakiag pow
dss oaks bseaA ard biscsiss very isdies<-
ILL. = hseaso they kssdea Tie Glasees Of
ahe Vheat nd sssdes e Deis solo6le. Tie
purity cd pesiees eeohisalioa of, Dr..
Psissb Cssa0 1ekiae Powder askss eli
aesielo sasy a Aigesaios.
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state 3. 3. Convention.
. he Ffi,1ds q he s. s. Caxe:

To Tie Ffssnds q ne ,. y. (8H@:
The Missouri State 8. 8. Cnaveniioa h a.
organisation Of Sunday school vorAen, Of
all denominaiiosa. lsboring together
through STATE, District and County and
Tow"sh'p Convensions, % secure more and
letter y 4. wusk in every pan Of our State.
j" ihi-. Il dots mt in any way isiertere
with de"om,nsiional Organisations. but
rather aid. and encourage them. and BY
meeting together for mutual counsel. oil b.
come inspired and Instructed. end better
fitted to carry forward their common work
of teaching the word Of God.
The State 10 didived into twenty Disssieia
Each Dissrics l. placed under the chssye Of
State Vice Presideni. whose deity l. to Il.
feet . 'hosoush osgaais.sioa Of every cum.
y snd Township With hin SeId. tn assisa
in doing ,his, District Coaveniion are held
that 4. =. worker. nay meet 10 sslviae With,
and help esch oshes.
Seventy three Of our ia counii~a are
nov oEv.nised-the renaining II cs,uaiies
the Mate Executive comssissee desise -
peciaIly % resch and osgssise dssiag The
curreat year.
The leading dissemination of Missouri
hsse endured this work.
The Hssts Of Ais0asi coatsiss about
600 chiIdFen Of school aee.
Wheaher these childsea sAaT BE- Indus
trioss. moral. bes<voIe.s aud religious o.
whether they ssali grow up issoossl. in
temperate. Ss6bssh. bseaken.easiag soshiag
ior (iod. tos The welfare Of heir ;soosssl
aouls. @ Tor The opiaioa a good 40, b .
Question: Which ve Of shis day hsse largely
10 eur psses 10 decide.
The sio Of he State g. g. Cosvestioe-
throngh The aeesey Of district, eoossy and
township osg.aisaaioe-is 70 isesease he
su0hes ssd s6eiescy Of Sssdsy Schools
throoGhoes Tie 6saae.
You Go help in this vosk either b o.
tending ssd ticking rsrt in sey 9. 9. Cos
vesaioa within srach; os, slsoeld ihese -
Bone y stirring up N isiesrss nd osEan-
isiag one in your own neightosAood.
Blssks. sassFsiioas, Instructions. ETC.
will Be elsdly fas~ihed. ssd Ill isqaisseP
slsdly snsvesrd o. sppliesiioa 70 either
u The ssdessigned u3crm of ths 0ssss &
& Cosvs~sios.
I. Il RrBEY, RKv. d. Baov,
hr'y., Macon. Prss, NosuaCiiy
FRED HAVE. Chn. Ex. Con,
Kirkv
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-ChikiFee CRY for II, bat they stop cry
inG At oace. after they have saksa single
d~e. - Dr.. Bulls B.by Syrup esrss sll
The pains our little oess are subject n.
Price 8 cents.
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0BssoASs@
Elephants are not supposed, gener-
ally. to have any particular value
except tn shOwmen, bat they have
been killed - freely within tie lAse
twenty years in Isdia, - veil - in
Ceylon and Africa. that they arc get
ting comparatively scarce. and ore.
in. coOse1nece. improving in psica.
Steps have been taken recently ~
acclimaiizs the Indian elephants to the
region Of equatorial Africa. and il u
not improbable that the success Of the
experiment may lead in that country
to some facility If lOcomotiOn. the
lack Of which has always been the
main obstacle to its opening up. The
market tor elephants u advancing. -
may b seen from the fact that herd
Of 6fty.6ve Wild Indian elephants,
captured in one day, brought On the
sp0t, not long ago, twenty = thousand
dUllars, or absut three hundred and
seventy dollars each. = iar
The elephants are growing more in
teresting. tho. Psssoos Vim have
studied tho habits Of the aaimal have
come 10 The conclssion that 10, not
The lion. ID the true king Of beastsL
The age Of the elephat i still in de
pute; but the best autbOsisies agree
in the opinion that under favorable
co0disions, he lives one hundred and
fifty yeara The question, "Whai
becomes Of the elephant :! i still IN
answered. M man appears to have
seen IN elephant that had died .
natural death.
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BE = . iool. We mean The man, Who
~ II s.ss cry n .Sks :. Tie arm. Of
II ostAss. - Den lot sieep q wink. when
D.. Bsiis Asky syyp nil q.iss ~ bahy
y sstsiviag - Pa1s ! hossls eoseiae bnIy
= stssx. 4. ~ Y - - =
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The police are On fhs lookout for little
boy saned Wilsoa. Who left Chaaois ~.
erL days siscs asd poisisd his soae iouasds
Ssdalia. He = abost twelve vsan oi 80 !;
had on straw hAa. l;kAs hair. blss o. es.y
eye. rather spsse beiA. eAeck colosed
shirt. light coat asd va bassiooasd. Hi
father y very ssxioas abost he boy.