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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-06-08
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

The special police OF st. Petersburg
recently discovered plot to kill
the Gar, and have captured
twenty-one conspirators. It appears
that a carpenter overheard them
planning the death of the Car in a
room and informed the police, who next
day secreted Lieutenant Colonel and
large force behind some furniture in the
room. A large body OF police was also
posted on the outside OF the building.
The Nihilists had long conference, and
after conversing for six hours finally re-
solved upon the death of the Gar At
this moment the Lieutenant-C Colonel
suddenly sprang out from his place of
concealment and fired his pistol, where
upon the whole force rushed into the
room capturing the entire band.
Gladstone has declined to tell the
House what new powers the Govern
ment intends to assume, but there is
reason to believe that, for one thing,
the jury laws will be temporarily sus-
pended. Suspension Of trial by jury is
an invasion of the Magma Charta, and
it is needless to say that the Radicals
are greatly alarmed at this part OF the
programme From the beginning the
more advanced Radicals, headed by
Joseph Cowen, have opposed coercion.
The Government is very reticent
about affairs in Ireland, and nothing
trustworthy is to be gathered from the
Irish press on the subject, the Home
Rule papers concealing and the anti
Home Rule papers exaggerating the
actual situation. But If the evidence
Of persons who are in a position to OBJ
tain fairly accurate information goes for
anything, the country is on the brink of
civil war
The employees of the lager beer brew
cries in New York city and Brooklyn
struck yesterday for an increase Of
wages or a decrease of the hours Of
labor. The strikers congregated by
hundreds in the neighborhood Of the
principal breweries and discussed
quietly the situation.
Colonel Enrich Totten and Shella-
barger & Wilson, Of Washington, have
been retained by General Brady, the
former Second Assistant Postmaster
General, as counsel in any legal pro-
ceedings which may grow out of the
pending Star Route investigations.
7 The Executive Committee of the Nj.
hilists have informed the Car that his
doom is certain. The greatest con-
sternation is prevailing on account of
the discovered plot against the EN-
peror's life.
The steamer Glen Logan, from New
York for Para, Pernambuco, and Bohia.
took fire at sea and was abandoned.
The crew and passengers landed at Fort
Alma, Brazil.
Hon. Hugh Glenn, who was the
Honorable Blk" candidate for Gov
ernor of California, has been sued by
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-06-08
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Came into nv inclosure. on Little Humboldt,
three miles above the Tell House, last Fall, a
sorrel Mare. branded &C. on the left shoulder
The owner Is requested TO call. pay charges and
take her away. GILMAN REL.
Winnemueea, June 5, ISL 2w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-06-08
MINERS MEETING.

A Meeting Of the Miners OF Sacramento Dis
trict, Humboldt County, Nevada, will be held
at the residence Of JOHN PARKER,
On Saturday. June 18th. 1881.
A general attendance Of Miners is requested,
as business OF Importance will be brought De
fore the meeting.
JOHN BORLAND,
JOHN PARKER
MARION H0AELL.
Sacramento District, Nev., June :, ISL.
jes-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-06-08
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CARPENTER-in oreana, May 2Sth, to the
wife Of L. y. Carpenter. daughter
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-06-08
AYERS SARSApARILLA.
For Purifying the Blood.

This compound Of
the vegetable alter
atives, sarsaparilla.
Dock, stillingia and
Mandrake, with the
iotiides q Potash
and Iron, makes a
most effec tual cure
of a series OF com
plants which are
very prevalent and
affecting. Ii puri.
fies the blood, and
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08
Leaving Balance OF. of................ % 4

Leaving Balance OF. % 30
in the State National Bank. There is,
in Baby Bonds, belonging to the old
University, the sum of 81, $500 now on
deposit with Isidore Newman, ST., of
New Orleans
Statement &c" shows the cash bal
ance on July lst. ISL. at the credit of
Cadet Maintenance Fund 1oe0-S1 the
receipts md disbursements since and
the cesh balance this date as follows:
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08

forwarded from Col. B0yfl's hooks the
sum of S1,9l5.l4, which is to be paid
when the Finance Committee so directs,
as per resolution Of the Board at meet.
ing in july. {Tbe original amount was
$3, 397 80.
I The one-half of the annual interest
due Seminary and Agricultural and Me-
ehanical College finds for year ending
January lst, 1852, is in my hands and
deposited with Isidore Newman, Sr.,
New Orleans-Say $7,277.82 in State
Warrants, date July l3, 1881.
This Fund owes Isidore Newman, ST., !,
100000 borrowed money also the
S1,215.l4 already mentioned. These
amounts, together with the salaries,
general and contingent expenses, re-
pairs, etc, to January 1st, 1882, are to
be paid out of the Endowment from the
General Government of $l4,555.65, with
such sums as shall he transferred from
the General Fund from time to time,
based upon the appropriation Of $10,-
10000 by the State-of which amount
there is now due to Isidore Newman,
ST., the sum of 81, 10000, borrowed June
q, 1881, $4,000, of which was trans
ferred to this Fund, and 81, 10000 to Ca
det Maintenance Fund, 1Ss0-S1, same
date and embodied in my report July !,
1881.
The Cadet Maintenance Fund. 16e0-51
owes this Fnnd Sl,500.00.
The following statement exhibits the
total receipts and disbursements for ac-
count of the Fund from July oath, 1880,
TO the Both September, 1887
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08
A Leading Professor Speaking Of
Sensible People.

Dir. S.. the prominent Eastern ned
ical lecturer, says: Every day sensi-
bic people come TO me complaining of
their health being broken down. The
answers to my inquiries always are
what | surmise-nature's laws have
been totally disregarded: consequently
the blood, the stream of life. becomes
contaminated--and as a result of this
blood poisoning, | find dyspepsia and
disordered functions of the heart, lungs,
liver, and kidneys, accompanied by
headache, nervous debility, and other
impaired organic portions, often vergin g
Oh paralysis. In order to keep the di-
gestive organs in proper health and
strength, | and my friends in the pro-
fessOn have recommended Browns Iron
Bitters-they act so mildly and sooth-
ingly, never leaving any unpleasant af-
ter effects, Strengthening the organs of
digestion, and permanently removing
every symptom of i'll health, languor,
and debility. No remedy in the East
gives such good satisfaction as Browns
Iron Bitters, and all druggists can pro-
cure it for you. Don't be persuaded to
use a substitute. This remedy contains
no alcohol and is the only preparation
of Iron that does not blacken the teeth.
Sun.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08

As the river boys cannot be excelled
IN their winning, accommodating ways,
and as like begets like, We, subjoin as d
matter Of interest to them and TIE BROTH
erhood, the following STATISTICS carefully
and reliably compiled by the river editor
Of the st. Louis Republican:
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08
Of which ] haze pro.ratad and paid
TO the Creditors OF this Fund under
resolution on the B1ard. ....... 2240 &C

Leaving cash balance in hand. III 90
Th9re was due this Fund in April
last about S9,500,00 by Cadets. while
the Fund owed SS,549.2l. | have re-
ceived asutticient amount from collec-
tlons 10 pay ~ per cent of the indebted
ness-whieh has been done, only few
persons failing to call for their pro-rata
pp TO this time.
Statement ''E'' shows S37 .63 balance
IN my hands due Cadets for amounts
overpai1 by them during session ls79-sO
the orlgiua spm was S550.51 trans
ferred 1roA 1De books Of Col. Boyd-this
amount Bas deducted from collections
Tor account Cadet Maintenance Fund.
session $3.50, and placed at the credit
o. said Cadets, and by me paid to them
directly ~ accordance with resolution
OF yoar Honorable Board d-thus leaving
the small balance above stated awaiting
the application OF those to whom it is
due.
Statement "Fn shows the receipts into
General snnd since July lst. ISL to
have he7B
Er"a 81 BERNARD Property. y.......... 5000 90
8&piaes Prgpsrty ............... % 81
40 .............-.. 302 40
s6a7 Is
transferred to Gadet NJ. Fund lsso-sl... Sa7 IS
The asaatts of this Fund are State
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08

which is the loss in this department of
the University for session 1o90-s1-less
the S134.86 cash on hand.
l have collected every dollar due by
the Cadets for session just closed with
the exception of S21. .05-S5.0 90 of which
is charged to Cadets who were sent
home early in the session, and Sl6.05 still
unpaid By two young gentlemen who
are perfectly good for their respective
amounts, and will, no donbt, soon LAY
same.
The receipts and disbursements for ac-
connt tnis Fund from October 5th. 1850
10 September 30th. ISL are asfollows.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08
THE CHANBER OF THE DEAD.

BY GRACE AGuiiAR.
It's holy, when the morning peeps
Softly through the shadowy night.
When Nature gems of beauty weeps
And the bright world so gently sleeps,
flushed in It's pon.p and might.
DIis holy in that hour OF eve,
When twilicht's robe is spread
When thought may solemn visions weave
And care and pain and sorrow leave,
Till all but peace hath fled.
'Tis holy, when the listening rays
Of many silent star
Clean on that sad and yearning gaze,
That up to heaven its prayer would raise,
And send its dream afar.
1is holy, when the choral song
Fills with deep tones the air.
When awed and hushed, the gathering throng,
Still, in the spirits depth prolong
The mighty voice of prayer.
"l'is holy when loud thunders roar
And lightning flashes round
When ocean breaks upon the shore.
And heavy clouds the heavens rush DER,
And winds send forth deep sound.
But holier cen than these, the shrine,
Where low the loved IL lying,
Where gliinnerings OF a love divine,
Through pain and sorrow softly shine,
The Chamber Of the Dying
There God is there he calls his own.
In voice 50 gently mild.
few brief hours, and 10 His throne,
Where saints and angels dwell alone,
He calls his favord child.
Ils on an angel that We gaze
A resident OF heaven
shrouded awhile in misty haze,
8s morning vsils her glowing rays,
Ere night afar is driven
'Tis holy holy thus TO rest,
Beside a spirit flying
Though anguish fills the watchers breast,
Yet cen to them-tr, holiest,
The Chamber ef the Dying
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08

Sugar Cured Meats!
Boneless Breakfast Bacon and Sugar Cured
Hams. as good as can be had, at Family Gro
Gerry Of aug30 JOSHUA BEAL. 8
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08

A California editor last week started
the oft-attenipted feat Of eating thirty
quail in as many consecutive days. The
experiment failed in consequence Of the
singular behavior ola observation-disclosures,
who refused to furnish the quail for
nothing. Thus it was that the progress
of scientific inquiry is defeated and re-
tarded by the narrow prejudice of the
ignorant and debased.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08

Notice having been received Nom the
Police jury of the parish of plaquemines
OF the election of certain cadets as ben
eficlarles under supposed misappre-
henson Of the law, the Secretary was
requested to write and explain the mat
ter.
The Presidents report was then taken
up. and the recommendations as above
recorded considered with the following
result:
Nh. Fay offered the following resolu
tion, which was lost:
Resolved, That President Johnston be
authorized to employ Mr.. Lowell as COM
mandant OF cadets at a salary of 5000
per annum board and quarters, said sal
airy to be increased to $500 in the event
OF his being assigned to duty as teacher.
On motion of Mr.. Strong, it was
Resolved, That application be made
by the President of the Faculty to the
Secretary of War, for the detail of u.
S. officer as Professor of Military Science
and Tactics in this institution.
The second recommendation in the
Presidents report relative to Mr.. Jadot
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-10-08
DISBURSEMENTS.

Included IN the salaries" above is
S4,754.07 paid to Professors for their
services from May lst to October lst,
1os0-t;ge n,oaths.
Statement "B" shows that on July
Ist, 1881, (date of my last report) there
was at the credit of the old Louisiana
State University:
Cash in State Nat. Bank, n. O...........$ .$l03 30
And that, on the I'd OF Aug paid
Col. D. F. Boyd the balance due him
Of interest paid by him to La. Nat
Rank N .,..,.,,.. 81 10,
, 1881-02-26
ART.

THE AMERICAN ART REVIEW.
In thu <lmcrIt4,h llat IscrFcir for Februa.
ry, Mrs. ". q. Van nenSss[ncr's article OH
William Merritt Chnso has the post Ut honor.
Tho fllll-pnge Illustrations nra unusually Mt
traclyu. "I'ise Court Jester" Is all original
plrlilMg by W. II. Chhse. mid ~ one Ut three
pintes which constitute I'LL Ills work us a,l
ftc,ler. 'rlo conception ut the chavaater II
admirable, and tho drawing spirited a'Id free.
"Tts MnrInnId," M original etching By +. s.
Church, h no. u,!p 0f tiat artists best specI-
llells. although thB design Is original and
mo Ut t!Iusu qtlulut cotlerits for which atr.
Clurrl, Is celebrated. "f.pnkothoa Appears
to Odyssasts g." IL III, rtcll!ug Ut Inns Meyers
fFnn, Il pnlnting BY Fir. preIlor. No nnrtai
power euuhl ,yar laye rescued uIysseua
frunI tho position In whtei, lla wus placel
by tie urtlst. RI u!at cxteMt the com
posilton Il .fnulty The "Vlew. ~ the
s.ullo Of 1t. ". lia.e," IL a sketch .irawu
by the artist himself for a lAsger. pntnttllg.
- ''Purblu Pottery" IL n chrninn l1tl,ngrMpl.
Thu smaller Illustrations III tho text ares we'll
tinnu n,I nnlnernus.. The ArtietA. Oh ths
..rergAnI0n :. Murb!rs Is Ut especlal Interest.
wv seo IL, re,.soli tn rno.tty sla opinion NJ
re,sly EXPRESSED ns tu tl.a rSceiiencN nf this
ari lX.ri!nltcAl n!lh It's well-fnunae1 Claims tor
Il llbural patronage.
, 1881-02-26

LYON & HEALY, Chicago, III.
OLIVER nTTAt,S 4. CO., Bnston.
MARY AND HER LAMB.

~, Fer The Chffaao Tribune.
A4fy yas hnyo Won lccslln lamb;
~ INV ttece FAA MWflil vito;
~ usel TO rlhy ,trttllntit MI sfay,
uad sleep arolntst nIl l,tKAt.
o1o took him aslr picnic yonco,
~ uhu a!l her pinysehi!As vunt
ifnI fna'a rome KlE!,rs, Hnn Joy 1eiuse1ft,
oua nafpy hours to spent.
'9n Watg ga!no II vas p!ny et,ltct t1Iunt dc fox";
.un, hh!ser Filllmiu, King;
Wy alsn. drop do hnndkorchIck,"
ooa "ltoo1d do rosy rjug."
w I'a1ro 1ro2-leap too. As Mary won't
nUppuu ner knocs tn knclt,
~ la'1b lie like t1 p.Ry dit too.
ona stsnek Lelow tio belt.
u III 9poK o!t her t,e homo 80 quick deg could.
Thaso Thans s,l nGr ltso; hut youst tnatcad
A4eS m4ko dot poor Klrl dted.
" WY. Dn!lat for her Won 1oodlo grave
nj s9Tsl IEa " ddt picnic o.k.
Vn,,,a". AAIr Alary tluwn 10 rest
"'ust 'ero hGr hcAtt yus brukQ,
eeyery tlay tlut limb WA come,
y,.,,s, tt!ng arnnndt Tor hours
Una .x. oY q. Krnse. lt,tl blcnt und Ltent,
o''a eat tle Heass untl flowers.
III H.. "aY icy mike her UP n stopo
NJ, sefa her heaht WIS iIetl,
jind a1!n H. ~ niAku II yul viii echarge,
0"a eseak hls Grnitls und tileL.
IL IT make him Ia by Mnry's grave,
sHce Ky T.. ,wt!to lit on t!e stoi,e:
Upd a,ea deF ,s,t, theart. den broko Ills hoadt.
O. T. W.
, 1881-02-26

We hive received frt,l. tho publishers adj
yn,lcc sheets Of Rose Terry Cuolses volume
Of stories COLLECTED from tho magazines, to
which sl,e llas given tit, title Somebody. :.
NesElhurs." Thu different tales aluclltitle.l: !:
E',cn Jackso,."" Miss Lucinda" Is l>cly's
Cow" Esquire Painn's Conversion" Miss
Heulali's lsolnet,'' "Cal Culver md tito
Dryil," Amalldar," ''poi'y Mariner"
trailorcss,' "U,clc .Josl,." spoil Jen,lit,g' Is
Hair" Freedom Wherlcr's Controversy
with Providence" anu ".Iiss FlInt's Alut-
rir.l Experience" Mrs. Cooke exccls III
writing these charming stlnrt sturtcs Of New
England life and clntulriers. She thoroughly
understands llrr subject, alt 1t IL nut l'tiicult
to believe Tint many = her luost rigid Ier,
sanniitles arn skrtc!.ctt fram life. Her special
field Is tlh, Interior rerinlls OF tl,D Nnt,eg
State. nsl sir depicts With Ercat fidelity the
smutn eoulltry life. the stern. nnyirlgtlng
pnrtanfsils. tho rllggHI honesty. tile stlrewtl
lnnkr. hn,nar, nutl the mixture Of worldly
Wisdom md religious prercpt Which cl,lr-
nrteri2rtt New England not 20 many years
ago. Tlirse stories IRE MD ncuunintancrs.
but n0iir tib less welcome lhtln wlp,, they
wrrr lfrst th,rsl tntu thr world uni given tn
tic public ln thu i,Arrs Of JiHrper, .!flnnth.
GHhirJi. n!ul PNIiHM'* .'fHMihfv. j. Il. Os-
EuUll & Gu ure li!u I1ston publishers,
, 1881-02-26

II. D0nnnt, the well-Enowu palnter, has
heen elected to tic yAcunt seat ln tie Acad-
eIliy Ht Fine Arts, Pnris.
.--Pick,eiek a,sll thu immortal Sam Weller
are the subjects Ut II painting by q. c. Eish-
bAlluI, Ut st. Louis,
--'Flls memorial catalag OF the lute s. Il.
GIGurI's paintings Is now ready. 1t contains
careful notice Of Sfr, G!tford's life and
work b. Prot. john F. Weir, Chronological
, 1881-02-26

prosperity and substantial evidences nf l,av4
ing attained az envinble position nniong
medical periodicals. Among TIC writer's
ir9'i, w',t,ln 9rlrhal articles for ,,e eigtt
% volume u my le expected arc l)rs ". 4. IIam-
Miles, $. q. WeIIer, ]. j. rM,I,an,, j. K.
lia'.t1lr, !. z. S.aw, i. q. Ktcr,ia,, +. G,
,H;itzkn. l;i, y. y. tteyenner, md otl!e>s. All.
ntIHr t', snsctai intlltc of the volume for 1881
VII 70 the publication, l1,ier ita cnyer fas
atipplt.mG.tl, OF complete vocabulary ut
we terms !.sel in writings on Insanity It, the
English, t,Srn'an. French. md Italian lnn-
G,iiaa9,'s. a4 This has been prepared l,y Dr. f..
M exeecttingly valuable nltl to afI viii may
" engaged III the study nf The HOW compare
lively riell literature Df insanity.
, 1881-02-26

This little volume II practically supple
nscnt sn A1r. lsa!on's larger work rnt1tcd
"1reasury If Thought" 1t IL IL collection
nt SHIRT Significant passages frau known
authors Of. nl1 kinds OF tnu,es. Its chief
lhA fortliiratiun 0r fnrmalin III indiyit,unl
npinlOll. Tile work Is arranged alphabetically,
aud Will te found USEFUL uni callyentrnt i.'r
tlie geller,ls reader ur the student, whie its
llent appearance qualities It lor position in
my )i6rnry.
, 1881-02-26

This lsa retra'sluton by S. barring Gould
ora novel by Wil1,rimInc ynl lllller,, which
WIS translated by Mrs. Wlster sulne ten years
ago and published Under the title "Only IL
Girl.' The present translation Is said tt, be
more literal md more cn,hlicte. The heroine
presents II singular clsnractrr. study. An
sclrntttlc rttlcaikm ns II inul,, md fight:
BATTLES for t!lt. cause Of w01,I,,t's rights. At
last loye touches her heart, md she ..cknow-
e,lsrs lcrSeaf To by only Z. woman att"r. all.
star,ning tylu of sweet md happy wolnat,-
lnml. II ts g. stronEly-wrlttrli work, mil
Afulupu.''
, 1881-02-26

,svcry murl dctrrforatcd,-tho consequence of
q ytar nf sEckn"s. unl lt-luek. Tonk n long
f!IE IN lure lHr*G-ctrs.
tlit.-Siyht rcsnarsnt. l'tny very loose and
d'sJ"t'scd; II very ttn"htfu' venture.
sf:frEMnEis.
4th'.f,' ml:f,,t ot t's1ccanlts play. ."lsc:.
E'nn. Lad I.lnsi c,'r'tlal wtlt"n".
lah.-" !ts.c,"l:" nn:l, time. Tho sensation
fltI.)ltiI ,lifictf his cntfrt t,,tnpMny. iInrl Il
,l"ai1H,r..l TING. 'fhc co.npany to give lin, il
:.n,,.--" lsesc,,ui" twiHH. seventeenth ant,
rIphtnhnih t'lnr<. T'lc bust audience yet aud
ts'st EtrftrHlllftct..
:l.t-IlIon tu!.l INC he Intended to revive Tho
Viii, "il..sc,,cl, .wcusy-l}raf tine. lind what
lntn plug alt,tD fur watering tho hor4s. it
Twcny.thr't street. enr. II being very dark anu
n,arci!lt Tint did nnt hf1ak inv ic .toht, {ii.
bert alck with tyrho.l fever.
ssth.-stntlyln1 Cotfcf III Louis XII
OCTOBER.
1T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cottf-r,-hr'sa il pill
hti,:-Iiammcrins nwas Mt toi,i.r: think hnvc
c";!. rsa!ntl; ln!t not !tc swnllnwc!, lilo gus.
retrut1on " "l,,I" lln,cira,,lt. irIsl, i,itota.
'9n1n ,o faot; ,,r3z"c1rery ,;t.E " ~ prs
sk % e e ,tt scat4: aI'a u ay 1no dake ns;
10 ltcseuc,l." thirty .oIv,,tlI time.
lath. Thnrsiny.--itccctvc;l tho pleasant intI-
slat T.tss!lny.--" fsc.cucd." forty.fourth time.
W, -, %flnss!ay : "'tssspoa.' fortytth.
a'|:e |n ;stIi.,1 MEvenr fFT1ynsGi .has ;hs
l,rint nrt Inntt disastrous sca<o.i with l,nsu
an,t i!if i!t!l' ,!an'fG.ty .'csdheads Seven
!" shft fur themselves nt the lu4ln.1allt, or win
t:r. With III opportunities fnr employment illlca.
With. sunday from great mental de-
IN everything that Isrougtaln did VIC find
t tIna, sa,nr .tash nti W',iig i',or; liz ws
side, n'ld Ilis lif. WIS iled with tic Celtic
sparkle I'wnrxtracts from tho chGptcr
entitled "necollrc'os and 1sct!cs " asu well
worth !Ie1ns quntrti lure.
years liis. faithful attendant. serving llltn
nlikt ~ sickness nf'd health with ntfecttonntr
zeal. To him lug left, by Will. share Of Ills
SLIM. he sent Il valuable watcli with tho fol-
lowing characteristic Htter:
,SOs: fa'4.-Mr DEAlt SUR: I havc long
thna9,t " sl'at ynl re?!red lonkIng after; 90
'noretH"t1; slrrgrcIy hnpng Tint It inMy tick
81 fo 'HsK Hrl,K tt 1."1y hours for ,h1 rest nf your
'''p! .p!, IRON your lr'cna; .'o',S hnn1''nsM.
hi'nlnr Il Is MI Irish Eentlt,natl'A letter 10
Ills snM In college. alld syas written by
l'ronsslistll rs Il specimen OF tile Irish hull:
I,r DEAR soy: ! write to send you two pnir
cont l,av out of cm AIe" s.,1 1 Inv INV ae,es '
', %i,!s' o ynIr mother nMs jIst Knit by cut'!nx
.ioii,rs without inv knnwlcxc. al,,i, Tor fens SOU
ani oily sa',.i S.u ise as oter o' oaSd ad 1: a
ins,,ales which We think wuulsi srrc,4tl M nnot, m
tho other the other girls It Tutn had not hul It
viii dn llunnr to sny ,rnchsngs il nut. y,u ,rc
M ta.. mil y1Hr m0thgr Aul myself your nlrce-
tfouute parents.
, 1881-02-26
ltOf)EE RECEIVED.

HOOKS RECEIVED.
UNDERNEATH THE MtsTtEyoE, AND OTHER
IoEMs l!y EAwnr,l l.. FaleA.
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