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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

IN the United States Senate, on the
irth. Nelson W. AIdricl, the new senator
from Rhode Island. was sworn In. Mr. Ed
mand< moved that the oath of Office De A.
m;nisterei 10 the sen ators-eIect from New
York. Mr.. NcPher~on interpo~ed and
stated be desired - present = eommuniea-
t;on from certain members 81 the New
York legislature. alleging certain reasons
whx Laphan anil Miller were not entitled
IL seats III The senate. With regard 70
these allegation. he knew nothing. He did
not present the petition with any desire 20
DELAY action upon the administration q the
n.fh. The communication was tabled, and
Mcssrs. Lapham and Miller sworn n. M.
Edmnnd- offered 4 resolution that The
standing committees Or the Sfnate. a. they
werr constituted II the clo-e Of The last sss-
sion. ~ continued for the present session.
xnd authorizing the President pro TEN. N
frI any vacancies which may exist therein
Adjourned
a WAsHrxoTox dispatch Of the 18th
~. ~ b. authority: .The position ~
David Davis viii continue independent
He win not vote % di-place Bayard, nor VIII
H. refrain in order 20 allow Il. He viii not
consent 10 BE- elected President 81 the SEN
It, by either party. This will be- hi asti-
nd during thi. session, but he will dolhi-
lsss vote for the Republican q the regular
sc lion W Decsmber.v
ELrcrroxs were held IN Iowa and
OH, IA TIE 1'th. for Governors and Mirror
state officers anil members "a The Leei.lA-
tire. In each state three tickets were IN
M Eeld-Eepubiiean. Democrats AMI
crsrnhnrk. The result, ~ Indicated ~ re-
nrsss reteiy I'll up 70 midnight n the day N
esNsfi n.wa-~ substantially A. follows: Iora-
ee,.ua fcan MAORI Y over Democrats, 5.,,pn9'
over III rnrtie. M OAio-Fosicr'- rii'
rAittr estimated ~ s.UYN: returns meAg
rnH count .row on aerourt ~ scratching.
Tnk burning ~ the Fourth Avenue
u.r~r-e.r Company. stables and = lnZ.
* arrhou-e adjoining. IN New York cis5, in'
viewed 4 los III about 5000. 900. some ~
hor-cs perish cd III the flames. Inthc ware
house VIA stored a large amount oi fnrni
fnru and other valuable properly BELONGING
~ various wealthy families Among ~
property destroyed was one painting iu~
imported b. Vanderbilt. valued = $4,000
SERIOUS riots have occurred a. IN
villages 81 Ballyra1get and Athcny IN Ire
land. and several persons were seriously n
Inred By collisions between The police an'
the people,
TuE trial 81 sixteen persons, chief.
workm<n. has commenced q Leipzig -
treason against the Constitution end N
frfurrmenf 81 ne Socialist law ~ smug
s1Inr into ne barracks and otherwise a.
terminating revolutionary writlngss includ
Inx tbe socialist Journal. the Frsipost.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

As the Aralanchian was looking over
the marriage licenses in the County
Clerks Office Yesterday afternoon there
appeared ayouth. with epidcrmis Of the
midight hue, leading . female Of the
color known > "grif" IN the olden
time. and about fifty years old. Inc
youth sided up 70 the counter IN a
bashful way. and asked:
ar you de gemman?n
~. am. certainly. . perfect gentle
man. answered the scribe; what can
l do for you"
~ wants somebody 70 jine u.s." res
pondcd the swain, with a bashful glance
AZ his inamorata, which was returned
with interest. but without the bashful-
ness. He handed over rs he spoke ~
III silver and a marriage license.
The scribe said he could. Of course
perform a more binding marriage cerc-
mony than n other man IN The ward.
but didn't like to steal the job from
friends of his who made q specially 81
the business.
DEPUTY Clerk Shea here interposed
and said he would send for Squire
A message was dispatched. p m 2
short while the squire appeared ana
took charge. Advancing to The counter
he eliminated his hat and said:
". Join your right hands"
The groom stuck out q toll hardened
digit aud the bride-elect clasped i with
| The grip of death. As II usual IN such
cases he looked shccpish. and as Il no
would rather not 20 on. She gnzeu
upon the assembled spectators with INC
| Ar of 4 fisherman who j. rceling IN =
coveted and exhausted trout. Adjust
ing his spcctacles the Squire read tnc
following address, pasted IN the crown
OF his hat: NV.
lyon. who have come before me this
| day "a be io;ned together IN the hoiyi
state az Ten no wcdlock Imane. should
consider yourselves lucky peyant w
luck that generally befalls the nu,1an
species. Matrimony y = terri-tna' ~
lovely state. when rightly understood
The wife should labor 70 plaxe her nus
land. and the husband should turn ne
whole attention 10 placing his csstcr
half. which Il him that II. name III
vile. You should attind to each DINER
n health and in sickness till death ~ \,
YOU part which / sincerely hope. WI,
mol be III the near future. 1ou hohiu
remember that q friend IN need y !
friend indade, and govern your actions
accordingly. And now, therefore, ~
ne mower In me vested BY vartue "a nv
license and my commission, pronounce
Won husband and wifc-and may uou
have mercy On your sowls"'
Ana with that the Squire ~pockctea
the dollar and went out ~ one aool:
while TIC elderly bride led her v'c''in
out % another.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

"a #AA
.r.
.c'- J" vi. . - w p,n.,es on.e
.s.r,,<.,.I !. NJ, Known NJ,
-.~s.~ ,ri.~ ,,,,.tir.,,on nav Il
.n..,. .r,r.s rhe ,mo.n+ ~ money H.
$3.50 Win ~...h i,to ~. mjflion.. when
a. .ro,,,, n,id aud 10 Ia MID II con.id-
erei. ~ course the prosecution will ex-
tend % those Who have f~raudulently re-
c,ix~d pen~son~. The Secret Service here
~. under surveillance more than 20 per-
.o,. ~ various states. whose arrest viii
follow closely upon that Of the clerks.
HAN WHITE. a Texas highwayman,
". 49,, sentenced 70 he Penitentiary for
ninety 4 wears.
< 1--WE ~ Pine Bluff. Ark. on the
---~r,h ~ a..,rove5 .hout 500
wv --r.h - xr.rsr-~ inr,n,linr the oticc
x,r. p-ss- \ Il r.,,orS Cos drv-rcoi.
49, 49, n.,,..n,s h.rdware -fore.
p.-.s.r~ s..r-.d
r-- ,,;,;st.-. - w.sb;rg-
ton e*'ira ~ = n" -.
nose Sity nins ~ ~
t'e Rock. one q tne iArresl manutac'nr.n-
establishments o. me southwest were 'o-
tally DESTROYED ~ nre On nc pn. 20 1e-
tween >o,V1 and <t'-"n, par'i&iit in~nffu'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

The Grand Jurors OF the United States 81
America. IN and for the county 1nd district
aforesaid. upon their oath present that Charles
}. Guitcan. late OF the county and district
aforesaid. on the second day o. July. In tho
year or our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
the county and di>trics aforesaid u and upon
the body 81 one James a. Garfield. ia the
peace ~ God and Of the. United states 81
wlllfully. and Of MS malice a-forethournt. did
make assault. and t1at said Charles q uiteAu-
with a certain pistol of the value 81 I'VE dollars:
1 Ieaden bullet. which said pistoi, be. the sai!
Charles J. Guitcau. In his right hand. then. ana
there had and held. then and there feioni-
troirht. did discharge and shoot on tn.against
ans upon said James A. GARFIELD. and that
said Charles j. Gulttnu. with q lta.ten puliet
there. ~ force Of me F~unpowlcr aforesaid.
b. Charles j. Guifc1u discharged and shot %
~ aforesaid. then and there f~eloniously, will
strike. penetrate and wound him. the said
James "A. Garfield. giving % him ne
said James A. Garfield. then and there
WI aI. .esaSa IAN. ana shos out 81 shs pis-
tol aforesaid. b said Charles y cuitean;
in and upon The r.xht side 81 The back q
wound Of = depth on six inches and Of q
breadth of one inch; Of which said mortal
wound. be. thc said James -. 6arneii, from
tut @AtN -tttA1 rAf " sut{ - ~
her IN nv Sesr of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and cixhty-unc- ~ and IN the county
sna d.,s,,ss az i1 I,ss. ea wh aa ssia n,neseensh
dny Of september In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eizht hundred and eiynty-one. e
ana In the county and district aforesaid. the
ma James Al. Garfield. Of the mortal wound
he second count A. precisely ike the nrst.
reads: .of which said mortal wound. be, the
said James A. Garfield. then and there Instant
~ died" -
foiio@s: .uf which said mortal wound.hc. the
said James A. Garf1cld. from the said second
dny III july in the year last aforesaid. until the
nineteenth aay q septemn s II MIR MI snd
eighty one. AZ well ~. and IN the county anl
district aforesaid. - nc ana IN tine county 81
ana staae , q aud Ss ~. IN Hh,ah WIZ
lpih day o. september. IN ne year q our L.ra
ne state ~ New Jersey Aforesaid. the said
lanes n. Garicld. o. the mortal wound afore
rrId. died.
the fourth count y Identical with tne tnirl
except thar y omms .ne ~. .~, INV ,n,,ns,ca
-fO~wif. AT and In the county 81 Washing
ton and District of Colombia. said James a
Carried, q the moriai sound atsre.nia. /. /.
The only variation IN the min count - !
change ID the order II menfion ~ the place.
where death y said - have occurred rs
county q Mssnln<'o mo phs'f'c' N eo'
The sfxth count ID like the third: except y
rcxIfinr TINT the otitnsc charged was com
n m.assn " n mp w INV nT' 81 "wn'ninrson. which build
ing stands. and at tina! tune stooi on tnt
ground belonging 20 and under the cxciusIs.
jurisdiction o. the Lniiel r'a's.. ~ .ss.n,.
regard 10 the place where ne o1ense W
committed. andin an othc respects y like ~
fourth ..,.,r, - ,ep..,. ~ recital !
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

The present Lord Mayor q Lonaon
y the iIr,t lrishman who ever held nv
ofIicc. His name u Macarthur: NO y
began business . : draper n London
derry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News frcn Everywhere.


TN assembling In special session q ne
United states Senate. On thc t<n. 80 ~
nr-~cd b. = large number q persons. 40
~,srl nv ~.nrrfr- a. their utmost cap1sify-
I'm lt<k formerly o<<urtll ~ ><n4t3I rct.-
aide ~A<tA~tetn-y drntr1 ~1n ~ $3.50. ~
or<,r.inenf <cnnror~- >enHtor~-titft Ai4tl.-.
I-rh1m ana Miller occlrieI s<@f< npln lbs
nccr On the Eernh..cAn -.1s. - <.- ~
S,S-r1sIn Hullock. Who alluded ~ > ttt.in-
w~rrrr t. inc death n President t.Artt.N1 so
senator BURNSIDE Ins r.r-.tsnt r.rs ..~.,
49, sdnrs7sn 81 the following re<ointsn:
1rI.< Intnnas n H1ynrc. : <enaior from tnr
State "A y s.AraEc, y Ac.epf 49, 49, =.
Z -n1,<r.,rrr THAI the <snatpr~-eiect - sworn
a. rrevlan> - e.ceting : pfr<id.rx o1etI. NJ
Trsf,r+on morcd - Iay the motion On ne -
s,e ;,,, ss5.'sS so;ss ~i.s in ei assasIiesn- 4 ~
n@rrrixe. Nj. Labor did nor vote, and NJ
Pat and Nr. Fair we're p1trcd- ~. Id
nands thss proposs1 = S,s .ssli - eiscsed
Dr-<Il:n< oricer tor this day only. enl 81
<ort in support ~ the -fueuluent eun,tnN-
In fh.f a. ~ouid comply v-tn po<a WIS 800. =
S1.res s. xex York ana no.. Island ~ have
= xol<t il tnc e.ectlon u ; lcru4ntrt tIc~t,
dent protein. with errtt 4e 1sx.s.ro
81 fhr senate. II HoulI ~ ; -prixe <pn ~ 81.
1otrrrr II assassination Mr. Vet CRITICISED
6lr isnxnarc used By E1munds ~ intzm.tin.
49, 5 sas ps m.ss ns..'5i~ Is them 81 n -
Sn<<inafion- The foul ups Q! rne nssas>i.
wEo had ~fmck down the President hHl 49,
upon them no inSers,,en Ie5 ~ . f<e,sa.
rr-pon-s1IIify for the crime. directly e
1ndireesix. i rested upon ~ I-..n.se- ~pi 4.
cr1~re~ ~ one. bnf 1.-THE in<iunnttqn - tn-l
dc Dcmocrzr- u she country hid nnzIn,ns
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

=
4 understood 70 Be backing Gen. huius N
gals FOR he same position
~,rv -~D r~pr-<rpv
c~-- 80 ~~~-e-I.,..
= cohA'l.1 - --.-
oondnolders e Lenoon nesnls
quest that al interested rnen'a $3.50
ms wss t.<tn - to1e'o~."S - -ff-~
% ne state legislatures ~ ~. ~v1.n' 49,
hence several purchases - 'on's "e.s 49,.
= 2 % PER cent
GOVERNOR hort notines ID ihS1
ance Commissioner q fennzyisAni, ne ~tii
not issue any more letters patent % mutual
assessment insurance companies a. me
Governor con<fruc< the law Inc business =
not conducted LEGALLY
THE Atlanta Cotton Exposition opened
- tie oh with sppropri.'e cere119a'es-
Owing 20 the railroad blockade many q NE
exhibits had nct arrived, and ~ consequences
the exhibition uAs N > very ineomp'e'e
state
THE National Farmers Alliance, AZ
session recently q Chicago received = ri
port from The Secretary giving tne totAi
membership q -. -. number o. Alliances
nov Organized loo. distributed - follows
Nebraska 81; Kansas, - lows -; New
York. 90 Wisconsin. si- AiehiEan' ~
Missouri. -, Indiana, 10; Illinois. -
and Minnesota. 90 Resolutions were
adopted opposing ~ iAs'1'n
: Just income t.x. e'ndsmni.S IT, r.i'ros1
p1s~es' aem-nn,n- Ini-I .....
equalization a tne ~nspo.'- y.
ann passengers. 49, oes.-II- - --
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-10-21

Appointed BY Governor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10

ehiuery and cut Fl che supply ot oil IN
every quarter Doubtless they made
mis- axe, AMI went t5p far But tnese
men TILED the sol. aod they T.. k their
own business for the gu4gc. Agi then
the country aiter the wa,tefui rec : re-~
days Of radlcalism needed an exam pie
Dt this character
They tackled that great incubu, the
State debt and disposed Of it. They
restored the old custom Of electing
Senator without boltihg. And when
GOV. Jarvis called them to deal with the
Western railroad they met it in the
same untilnching spirit of duty. And all
these great measures were accomplish
ed III trout Of the campaign forces then
aliguing for the great battle of 1880
This body lacked legislative experience
but | do not think they lacked the will
or the PATRIOTISM.
80 far have kept up, all the work
Of the present legislature has been very
admirably done But it is the failure
to deal with these greater living issues
Of which we complain. G
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10
a Sovereign Remedy for Small
po1 and Scarlet Fever.

About two years ago the Record made
known through its columns a SMALLPOX
specific which had been given to the
public 10y a correspondent Of the Stock
ton Gal. Verdid, who declared that
1t had been successfully used to his
knowledge III hundred of cases, and
would prevent smallpox. or cure it even
though the pittings were filing. The
.eclpc wa, originally published as a
oanacea FOR smallpox by some of the
most scientific schools Of medicine in
Paris 1t is claimed to be Of infallible
efficacy. It Is a cure also for scarlet
fever, and 1t is harmless when admins
tered to well persons. The following is
the prescription:
Sulphate OF zine, one grain; foxglove
tdl1ltals). one grain; half a teaspoonful
ot sugar; mix with two tablespoonful
u water. When thoroughly mixed add
four ounces Of water Take spoonful
every hour. For children smaller doses
should be given, according to their age
subscribe" Of the Record called at
this office yesterday with slip cuo from
the issue of this paper which contained
the recipe above given. and stated that
preparation had cured his child of
smallpox in one day The remedy ap-
pears to be precisely the same as that
now being depensed to scores of people
daily at St. Joscph's Orphan Asylum,
at the corner of Seventh and Spruce
streets, in this city, and which has
been found remarkably efficacious.
Mother Gonzaga, the venerable head
nf tha ,,,I,o
ed IN compounding the medicine, has
been member Of the order of Sisters
of Charity for fifty four years, and is
now the mother Superior of the order
IN this city. She states that she re
ceived the specific from Father Kenrich,
OF Germantown, some ten years ago.
who first had it from a French physi
clan, who discovered it during the pre-
Valence OF a smallpox epidemic in Palis,
where it had been used with great sue
cess. When the Sister first began to
make 1t she voluntarily sent bottle on
two to families that she knew were suf-
ferlng from smallpox; the result was
SO surprisingly beneficial that the report
rapidly spread, and a short time the
news was known all over the neighbor
hood Several priests in the city have
not only recommended it but announced
to their congregations where it could be
procured, and the additional publicity
thus given has uecessitated the constant
labor of all the Sisters in the work of
preparation. 1t is made in large cop
per vessel, which holds eight gallons,
and not inf equently twenty gallons a
day are distributed. Phil Record
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10
How TO SLEEP. Will Clara Fran

How TO SLEEP Will Clara Franci.
allow me to encroach long enough upon
her special domain of How to Do
Things to give some suggestions about
how to sleep? Many people sleep in a
very improper manner, and thereby
bring upon themselves i'll health.
Preliminary to sound and healthy
sleep IS a proper position IN bed. Many
'olks lie IN wrong posture. One will
lie with his or her head and shoulder,
both upon the pillow, the head reach
ing out towards the northwest (sup
posing the bed to lie with the head to
the north, a. it always should), the
back and hips towards the east, and the
limbs and feetlng pointing to the south
west. Another will curl up like an
armadiilo, vith knees and chin in close
proximity. Still others will lie fiat
upon their backs, with mouth wide
open. This last Is not ouly unhealthy,
but dangerous especially in fy-tine
The true way co get a good night :
sleep one that will refresh and invig-
.rate-is / 90 to bed right. The time
should suit circumstances, but "a rule
should be regu ar, and not late. Then
one ; hould lie i'll a straight posture, or
nearly SO. and Oh one side The head
alone should rest upon the pillow w-the
CHIEF use of the pillow being to hold the
mead and neck straight with the body,
a. in standing. One shon.d not lie on
either side all the time, but should
change once or ofteuer during the
night
In a straight posture the bed clothing
will lie fitted closer TO the Loiy, the
-piue vii retain it natural position,
and the internal organs will be less
disturbed than III any other way
MentoD nc papers report two suicides
at Monte Carlo Recently a man rush
ID out OF the gaming room exclaiming.
Il am don. for; [ have lost 200, 600
francs" On the staircase he drew a
revolver ftOm his pocket and blew his
ieralns out. 'rbe other man. wandering
on the sh,rs, was seentO st down on d
rock ani rest his head On his hands. A
minute q ter decoration was heard
He, too, had blown his brains out
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10
Som ething an Editor Should
Never Forget

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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10


hfth 'stt'fFtf~ 'n me spanish
'a'l '"e teot "' the sheep
>.'' - -''a, ana the reasons
~ s" "'h "h''' = ih as, IS "a foi'-
N''''N '"'t'1 years age, Young
e@lh' INTO possession ot some
''' 20 - '4AH iH tne .eihoht re
''9t hadtf (ht blue hldge.
IL iAiH'. originally al eood strong red
A".'' t' "t' ''lue'a hy lmpfoNi-
'.'a' '"'. -'e am 's' I" ''7o'ut' 'atfen-
'i's' i - I"'"'',s' Nth g ahd 'he
as,a.e @t>sh't"N, had fAkrh almost
possession Jn'' ABOUT this
M nose AIM lrA'''' ',''eTs on sheep
iH,''t - tlt south oy Rahuaii,
~ n"ih% llhAl-hrd hY ihe iafe John
N''-'i, ~ 'ht :" uthht "i agfCul'
''. 'a' Young FB'hlah fea" them
'''' '''s ~ pc, .'''''t'.' ''nP ne'athe
III" .l'''i ~. Ht ''"il restore MS iih
Ntii-ue" lhh"fi'h hh'c i' us oilSlnaI
.ttliitl 't means oi 7Heep- having
"'t'f'h'hci 10 become To become a
lock master the next question was TO
a,elie upon the variety OF sheep he
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-10
NORTH CAROLINA
AW AXE
SEE WHAT OUR EDUCATORS SAY.
UNIVERSITY oF >u"TH CAROLINA
STATE \uitsIN. SCHOOL, :

UNIVERSITY - >u.TH CAROLINA
STATE y \ultIN. SCHOOL,
July .@th 1850.
The Appleton Readers. entIre svrie~, have been
used by the teachers duiIIg the last two ses-
sions of the Normal School, and have given en-
tire satisfaction. We do not hesitate to endorse
methods suggested in these Readers, when fol-
lowed, will produce intelligent and expressive
readers. The selections good, the Phonics
simple and thorough, and the spelling exercises
L. ToMLINsoN, Instructor in English.
JOHN Z. DUGGEf,
Teacher of Reading aud PhonicS
b. w. HATCHER,
Teacher of Phonics, Arithmetic and Analytical
JIM WEATHERLY,
Teacher OF Reading aud Phonics.
From Maj. Robert Bingham, 4. NJ, Sup.rn-
tsndent OF Bingham School
MEBANEvILLE, y. e., March 18th, 1872
81 have examined with consider able caru the
Appleton's Fifth Reader, sent 10 me weeks
ago by Col. W Nilliam Butler, and l like it very
much. All things consIIeredI 1 think it the b.st
book ef its kind that have seem.
From George L. Winston, Professor of Latin
in the UniversIy y of North Carolina and Pres
ident OF the state Educational Association.
GHAPHL hILI. n. G., October litn, 1880.
81 am greatly pl ased with Appls tons Readers.
Their merits of the highest order, and eptitle
them to the widest dist. ibution i'll our schools
rhe earlier Nrnbers OF the series are especially
int, re.tiug and cannot fail to attract children by
the variety of the selections and the beauty OF
the illustration. The enlire series il long
step are al OF the Readers that l have seen used
generally in our schools"
From nvv. A ". Mangun,, ID. ID Professor
o, III stish an Moral Philosophy in the Uuivei-
sity OF North Carolina.
CHtrEL HILL, \ G October Seth, lSSi.
"hptItton's FeadsIs worthy OF spg cial
ecomHpendat on. In addition to their varied lit
gary mtrt, they ca ltnge patronage by their
freedom FROM that sectional spirit which renders
so many Northern publications repellent to
Southern fee lings.
From Hon. Kemp p. Battle, President of the
Univ SHY of North Carolina.
CHAPEL, HILL, y. G., March, 1880.
81 do not hesitate to say that ! thlnA very
highly OF Appleton's Readers
Teacher. or school officers desiring ally OF A p
pletons' school publicat ons, should address,
j. w. THAGkSION,
General Agent for South Atlantic state,
Nov .o-6:n. harigu, y g.