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Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

There are six lodges of Odd Fer,. /
Portland, and 2G0l members. The ~,
that city has Sll6,5s7.9l in funds a, ~
value. This sum. if divided, wopld =.
member. S44S2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

I'll take this 50 bill in my fist and =.
around there early in the morning boO,
for another year, and give that printe, ma.
most wonderful surprise?"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

H. +. Hodge, Mich. says Il have been
afflicted with Asthma tor years: an 'Only
Lung Pad" gave me immediate relief. can
recommend it as the greatest remedy ever
produced.--See -4dr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

R.,,ro.d Committee Hearing.

Notice 10 hereby given that the Railroad toFninit-
tee win grant public hearing upon the bill, "An act
10 relation to the taxation Of Railroads." at the
state House, Augusta, Thursday Feb. 10, isel, at
..30P.A ". Per order Railroad Committee,
CHARLES II. FIsHEg. Clerk.
Au1u.ta Ian q, lssl jsny7fd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

The terrible prostration resulting from
Diphtheria is overcome by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla This is proven by cases cured when
other remedies failed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29
Committee on Printing and Binding.

Committee on Printing and Binding.
The Committee on Printing and Binding will meet
In Room No. q, on Tuesday, Feb lst, at II o'cloci
. m, or Immediately after the adjournment of thu
two Houses, at which time the Committee will re-
ceive proposals. for the State Printing and Binding
for the years 1851 and 1882.
is. BERRY, ,h,tro,,
r. RowELL, !
Augusta, Jan. 2s. 1851.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

ID. X. V. q. has cleared my face and mech
from yellow patches of over 20 years stand
ing. | can recomend ID. Il. V. q. to ia,lie.
whose complexion is not clear.
Mrs. +. X. Fuller. Danforth, n. Y.
Guaranteed by all Druggists
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

Railroad Com mittee Hearing.

Sotice IL hereby given IN the Railroad Conlni'ee
will grant a hearing upon the petition Of John T.
Perley and others. for extension Of Railroad charf.
1t the state House, Augusta. on Tuesday, Feb $, A
ID. IssI. ai 30 +. VI.
Per order Committee on Railroads.
CHARLES II. FISHER. Clerk
Augusta, Jan. %, 1851. jan2sfh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

The Peruvian Syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dyspepsia, Debility,
Liver Complaint. Boils, IIumors, Female
Complaints. SC Pamphlets free to any adj
dress. Seth w. Fowle & Sons. Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

1t is as hard to keep diary as N
brella.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

Wei De Meyers Catarrh Cure. The mos
important medical discovery since vaccina
ton. An absolute Cure for Catarrh by Ab
sorpt,on Sold by all Druggists, or delivered
by ID. B. Dewey { Co., No. 46 Dey Street,
n Y. Pamphlets with full explanations and
overwhelming proofs mailed free.
Marl3+sat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

Every one that knows me. knows have for
Is wears swallowed thousands of different
nostrums for Dyspepsia and Biliousncss all
to no good. ID. Il. V. G. has cured me.
II. l.. Smith. Editor Sunday Times. Svra-
cusc. y. y.
Guaranteed by all dealers in Drugs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

Doctors GEORGE P. JEFFERDS. ot
Bangor; JOHN c. MERRILL, of Portland
and thousands of the most eminen, physi.
cian of Maine endorse aud prescribe Liebic
Cos Arnicated Extract of Witch Hazel Be
ware ofcheap, worthless Limitations. Cures
Piles, Cstarrh. Rheumatism. Painful Month
ly Flow and Neuralgia
jan25-feod&wIw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29
Smiths Medicated PRUNES

6Dc ict"M CthE JW
Combination, BiIiOHsness. Lircr
Troubles, Piles. IndiDesti0H,
Sick Hedddcke. and Dyspe7,sid.
Their cleansing and tonic action on he
iircr and digestire organS rcmoce MI inn
purities from the system. pnrites Hc blood.
retieres The orertared kidneys aad cS,"t-
tishes regular and natural nction NJ he
boweis. Pleasant 10 take. free from uH
unpleasant or dcbtlttating ociion nnd
can be used feety wih pertcct snt,ty.
For sale by oH druggists in half ID glass
jars. Prize 50 cents.
To-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

Committee on Council .4pport,onment
The Committee on Council Appor,ionmeut will
meet In the Senate Chamber. Tuesday evening oi
each week. at 10 clock. until otherwise ordered.
TOBIAS LoRD. JR., ! c,.,r.r
e.. II. FISHER.
Augusta, Jan. q, 1881.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

Country wells are getting low and.
are hauling water for their STOCK
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

store No. u. Bridge Block, above the bridge En-
3e,re q ihoAAs LAABARD, st Augusta Savings
o.A' i6decftf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29
Committee on Insane Hosprfok.

The Committee on Insane Hospital will meet at
rsofn No. 10. Tuesdays of each week. at = T. VI.
until further notice The committee are desirous To
give all persons who wish opportunity TO present
evidence to the Committee on Hospital Matters.
EZRA L. PArTANGALL, ! ,h;
ANsoN I. MORRILL,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29
Notice.

Dr Crooker has moved to Hotel North, whore he
may be found nights. Office as usual at Old t'usb
noe House. novJ.,,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29
Augusta. Jan. "a.
Committee on Counties.

Tho Committee on Counties will meet In the Sen
ate Chamber on Ftidny Of each week. at = o'clocl
I'm ID. n MonTLASn' ChaIrnen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

New moon this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

Although at the close of the fourth wei
the meetings at the Christian chapel contHs
with good interest. The services to-mor
row Sunday will he as follows: at l05OA
NJ, nj 80 and 700 p. NJ. Preaching at l
these services by the evangelist, Rev. b.
Lizzie Haley. This is the last day that tbs
lady breaches in Augusta. Her labors he'
have been crowned with success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

The St. Nicholas Hotel, broadway, Nc
York, furnishes good rooms and full bOsl
for So per dav, and large rooms at reason
bic rates, as heretofore. uriah We!ch, pro
prietor, is as popular with the travelling Pue
lie as ever, and for attention TO the comin
of its patrons, safety and convenience, ts
hotel has never been surpassed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

Breathes there man with soul 60 ds.s
Who TO himself hath never said:
"My year is up, and as live.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

Lent begins March 2d.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29


and Chas. Hutchins and PIG others, all of
Portland, in aid of same; referred to the
Committee on Temperance.
BY Mr.. THATCHER. of Bangor-Petition of
j. F.. Adams and 6S others of Bangor. for
more stringent divorce laws; referred to the
Judiciary Committee; also petition of Geo
II. Burgess and ~ others Of Bangor, for re-
peal Of laws of 1850, relating to the appoint
ment of constables. removal of county at.
torneys, and sale of cider; referred to the
Committee on Temperance.
BY Mr.. BrRyELL, of Baldwin-Petition Of
Rev. Geo c. Andrews and 4S others of
Baldwin, for constitutional amendment, pro-
hibiting the liquor traffic; referred to tho
Committee on Temperance.
By Mr.. BoODr. of Windham-Petition Of
Luther Wiswell and 80 others, for
change in the divorce laws: referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
BY Mr.. HATou. of Bangor-Petition of L.
j. Morse ct ais. for the repeal of, or an
amendment TO chap. pa of the laws of 1880.
relating to the sale of intoxicating liquors;
referred to the Committee on Temperance
By Mr. LORD of Bangor-Petition of Eu-
gene NJ. Hersey and SO others of Bangor.
asking for repeal Of chap. 247 of the laws
of lsso, relating to appointment of consta-
bles. removal of county attorneys. and sale
of cider: of W. T. Pearsons and 80 others of
Bangor for same; referred to the Commit
tee of Temperance; also petition Of o. W.
Davis, Jr., ct al, for an appropriation for .
road from Brownville to Katahdin Iron
Works; referred to the Committee on State
Lands and State Roads
By Mr.. WHITE of Identification of
John s. Temple ct ais, for repeal of chap.
24', Of the public laws of 1880. relating to
prohibition and the sale of cider; referred
to the Committee on Temperance.
By Mr.. NIcKEKsoS Of Linneus-Petition
Of the inhabitants Of Reed and Barker
Daily Kennebec journal., 1881-01-29

Last Friday, the Kennebec Framing Co,
of Fairfield, was recognized, with capital
stock of $4,000. Ex-Gov. Coburn was
chosen President; VIM. Rice. Secretary; T..
]. Lawrence. s. A. Nye, Otis Smith, Mr..
Dascomb, Directors.
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Albert nay9:..
LIE directeur du Waskingto'
nion Ho@e de Bosten. pendant
nenf ans. de 1867 a 1867. .
LIE nom du di,ecteur msest
aussi inconnu que celui de l'6ta
basement quill dirige...
-Qni, en- 1867, prit enfn la
direction du Ney' York Inebriate
Asyls,@: de Bingha,nton, fond6
dix ans auparavant par un pre-
trndu medecin angIais, qui apras
avoir realisar. dc riches seuscrip
tions aarait beauceup plus songs
a falre une bonne atfaire pour hi.
meme qu'a Greer une institution
plli!anthropique qneIconqpe, aui
Sc signila par une notoire inca.
pac'te, ct ga~pilla plus dun mi!
lion de dollars soutires anx caisses
de tEtat ct 4 la .bourse des parti
cnliers.
~J'ignoTe absclument ce don't
vous voulez me parler.
-Helas! je le'yois bien. mon
sienr, ct c'est pree:s6ment pour
vons appreadre celia, que j.ai ca
l'honneur tie solicitor un entretien
de vcus...Je veux, monsieur,
vous parler dams votre iuteret,
- -
dams l'lnte'et de votre corps que
vons tietfuisez. dams lsinseret de-
votte Intelligence que vous anean
~'iSsez, dams l'interet sartout de
votfe anne, monsieur de votre
aahe, 'non srere, que vous pei
dez.-.
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Ordinance Nc. 143.

Lcyyiny a tax on all ,ra,,artv i, the Parish
OF iafourche 3,r the YEAR 1881.
Section l. Re il nr.i,ineJ hv the Police
Jury Of t.e Parish Of I,atonrche that An
odsaiorem tax of g. mills or the Dollar. col
lectable during 1he-yeal 1881 he and is here
lv levied on an tho 4, v;lia nroperty il
tie Parish of Iafnnrcht.
section Be II further ordained, that
said tax. when collected shall be apppr-
tiunea ~ fnliows. ~
Three mills stau j.. sat ansrt ard usa,7
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Nc.7cS *, Esuas.eLez.s,

G.a'yl Bills W Il be received Icy tAe III
asrsi2n@l unt.l June end, 1891. ut II
o'vl EEK u. tor the construction Of two els
terms III the Cart IlnsIsa Yard at 1liho-
dau2 La. ;cc r'iiss to plans anl spcciiica-
tons Ill my etl.cr.
{. <. GniSAMORE,
President POLICE Jury.
June 70. ISL.
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NOCFEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
MGIE4 assa E,TRANG@
CAcoiShurt des rues Green et,Tbiia.isi

NJ Thomas ALERT pr6yient see ar
les voyageurs gu il vieatde taire "a A.
veatS arrangements oui iui ~rerinettruetj
Ea'isialfe tout ceiiN 4ni voudroht ih0iunj
raEr de leur coifiancc 8
kepasa te.te hcure de IA jonfu6e Il !
commando.
Iabie d'h6te 3 10 heures du nias;r IA
dtleuner ct a 4 heurea din udur L Mn
Clamhres cnnU.odes e, aiea gaTailes
PRlA MtDERF1.s
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Iaia

Al i'e- pursuing any profession
trad" or deception are hereby n@,tit;ed I.
cs!i ~ my ofj.e and lTotnr@ Incl. .l.c-.,srs
tu 1851 W~itf,4rt striaY.
iiii-erii3tG IsIiH0DATN,
Sherlf an'i eE-o:ll>io IAN Collector, Ls:onr
che.
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POUR AUCUN NOTE
MICHEL LION:
Eoia a;se. AzsEcc CT eieiae Eevcc
- avril

RESTAURANT DES 2UATEE
S-.ISoNs,
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7n. JOItI i;O5iN, z OrRIETAfRE
"a dn .,I~srttnAi,ThiS elAiHE-SAisoSSl
prevent ses a,nls lie IL vile ct de Ia c:iA
aAgite, aliisi que It snAIie eli generate. GU j
i tftI>i"rc sou iesta}rHi.t du No. SD de
Ii ir1c lie tIiartres all No. ix7 dc IL latrne
cue, pres dc ot-iu1ia. II .Hoiite ir cet,e oe-
ctslon pour rein refer IL publtc Il s~olIicitc
II !is5i.ic temp III confirmation de sen bicn
y~eliiaat patronage. Ii :If.,inse eli outrc ses
AIMS u1ll Il ,iaa salons ,iartlcu!s.rs at pre-
liter, 1t ties eiiatilt3fcs AscG.ites Il Toner , L
s%t1s!iti.l" Ga al MUts. lies aeTSoulcs lie "A
- 81! sltit Ga iiia-ne trotise1UIt teuta ar
i!sii11t oesi:inl-.i { i~cet4prant soFa auyeil
q3tt hut Ul@v -.
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AE.St3S's aE'sssS.

LES '}fs. nnUK*E i s D~.aEsnREA-.
ont tart:.,' tlnr .ssae.at'nn. |, fr III prls :
gas sic II illeiulia4t Ct d> Ii uiiiruI4iu.
ma. S-,i
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SELLING OE"E Al. COST.

On account of departure. I VIII sell my
entire stock Of merchandise at cost A,so
for sale my House lot aud furniture. road
as new. For terms apply TO
l.. MEYER.
at the S.ven Star Sto re
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Wanted.

A first Grass COOK. for Il small family, with
office.
, 1881-02-18
PERSONALS,

"Fathor's Teeth aro Plugged with Zinc"
Is tho latest song. Wo hopU tho old ,nAn Is col,-
fortable.
In spito Of tho flood tho Now Orleans pa
rers arrive regularly. 1t IL tlil'loult to Bce
whtre tho silver lining of this cloud Is.
The Important announcement comes from
rdrfe that Sir. parnulI has dined with llnchpfort
and Victor Hugo. Mr.. Parnell Ia bound In snyo
Ireland, IL ho hAs 10 dino With every noted man
in France to do It.
Twenty meu,bcrs OF the Now York bicycle
Club are to start for Sui Ft.leIsco III thu spring.
We shall soan tho dispatches cngorly fort tho atl-
nuuncoment that n vigilance connl!tteo has
bpon formed ln ban Frhnclsco.
Alale beauties are all tho rago In 14onslnn
Just now, Oscar Wilde. youth ot 10, being tho
lutest celebrity. Malicious peup!u who have III.
sluuAtod that Whitclaw ltell fs uoe n.odcst
should remember thut ho has not cyotl Iiltlmntcd
all !ntondon Of going to Enalund.
Sir Henry 1Iaye1ock, tho s0H OF th8 1ntllan
hero, wns two yours nx0 loft u valuable cstats
by cousin, on condition that ho ASSUME tho
tcstator's nanlu Of Allan. 1t WIS left. however,
ia such fashion that Sir Harry onn,lot cnter
upon its enjoyment until hls children have at
tatned the!r sua10sitys-At which partna 10 MIL
bs 70 years OLD III order to educato his sons
properly, Hle Henry las lust Appealed tu Ehun-
cory for moderate allowance trota tho ac-
cuuutatol Income Of tho estate, and has bccsl
granted sl3,soo year.
Says au exchange: Prince lssnlarck Hikes
to get hls parliamentary guests h c!fe'" about
him, md, wruppod in cpuds ut sl1l0ko from plpo
mud cigar, thence TO deliver cpI9rasnlnatic any
,n9a. "I wuut no o1lonIcs, ho IL quoted ~ eay-
ing. "For us III Geru,any this colontul businosa
would bo Just Ike the silks aud sablcs III the
noDIo families OF Poland. who have no shirts te
fhcir hseka" At TIN peluca's latesk aOlrCo Que
, 1881-02-18

SENATOR DAVIS, Of Illinois, Is reported Ms
having declared In fuyor of matn.aintnE tho
Status quo In tho ScnAtc, believing such Il
course TO bo moro consistent with the attf-
t,tsle OF nit independent than n new organ
ization III tho Interest of tlla Republican
party would he. But It will be impossible to
rotnin tic present organization, or al np-
Proclamation to 1t, owing to tho fnct
that onc-third the present Scnato goes
out on ti.e ith oE March. Tho fol-
lowing Chutrmen Of CaMlnltteea retlre:
Eaton, Foreign Relations; Randolph, Mil.
tary Affairs: Thurman, Judiciary; McDon-
aid, Public Lands; Wittlars. Pensions; ker-
1sag, Patents; Hereford, Mines mud Mining;
Wallace, Revision Of TIC Laws; l1atley. Etn-
cation and Labor: Whyte. Printing. Tho
Committee on Appropriations will losu
1Nithors, Wallace, Eaten, booth. and IL IL
presumed Ulai,!e and Allison, or nix mcnl-
bsrs out Of nine. Tile Committees an Coa.-
,ncrce, Privileges md Elections, ind Public
l.a1itls will lose ench three licnbUrs; the
Judiciary, the Financc. Foreign ltelatsol,s,
post-Ofilcc, md several other Committees,
each two luo1nDurs, and the Education Com
mitteo four members. or one-l,aff Its whole
strength. In short, onesthir.l Of the Senate
must bs reorganlxed, AID 1t will rcQuiru no
great effort to complete the work by changing
tho relations Of tllo parties throughout, espo.
cEalty SINGS tho Republicans hny0 Tho nbfcs|
1uen for tho places.
, 1881-02-18
A LEG1SLATIYE ULUNDER,

Tile bill to consolidate tho tllrGc towns Ut
Chicago irt0 ulo assessment anu ono eo!leo-
tonlttstrict hns bec killed In tic f,cgislalura
at Springfield, mud that too by tho procure
ilcit Of Chicago members. Tl!e petty
clnnors Of n few persistent nnl cllroIlc
oi1ice-srckcrs AgNl,Ist thu abolition OF tWD
gangs Of unnecessary officers prevailed over
tho almost unanimous voice Of tho people
nf this elty, and over every consideration Of
tho public welfare
Chicago Is now lcgally divided into t&1reo
separate and distinct towns. a1ll eacli towIi
hns II separate Legislative aiNl executive Gos-
crl,uent, consisting of Assessor, Collector,
Supervisor, md Town Clerk. These PERSONS
govern, control, direct. al,u manipulate tho
entire taxing proceedings Of this grcAt city.
Representing territory divided by Imaginary
lines, they manage things with strangu d.
yursity. Tho thrcu Assessors aro III
dependent Of each other, ant( their
work Is rs Independent III Its want
Of uniformity ny II they represented
States Oh tho l'acitc, on tho Atlantic, ant nn'
the Missouri River. Tic grcascst tniustfcu
a,.tl roproacl of any systeus Of taxation Is lis
want Ut uniformity III the valuations of
| property. For twenty-five years Chicago lIatl
ono Assessor for tho entire city, and lit tliis
| matter Of uniformity III tho valuation thorc
WAS no possible complaint. There WIS ollo
tltrcctlrl. nlll governing mimi controlling thu
| whole work OF assessment. 1T present tlorc
are three Assessors, each holding OlltcD by
tho votes of constituency distinct M1ltl sep
nrntu from the others. Iuctt caters to tho i'll
| terest OF Ills own section Of tho city ut tho
| cxpt,,sc 0lltl cost Uf Tho utilergectEOns Every
, 1881-02-18

Boas-NukE Inns nss,lnetl Its most olltoNs
form III Pennsylvania. IL Inns become hercsi-
ltary there. Tho eltter Cameron raised him
self to wealth, power, and political SUCCESS
by Ills own efforts. lie was not MI orator or n
statesman. md hntl no exnltctt notions ot
public duty. Bit l.o was sl,rewtl. Men gave
him the credit fur being n clever manager.
1la nominated Mt least ono President, and
gnse Ills State tho prominence which II dc
served, not through ills signal abilities III
advocating its cause. hut by Ills skillflh nall-
ngement Ut lis interests 1le rehnislHl in
public Iffc M long as ,cchosc. n1l celebrated
his rcttre1nclIt by putting Ills su' In lis pace.
THE qualifications Of tint SOL for n polttcal
carecr are ot tho sle,'lercss description. llo
nwrscTerything to his father, M Ills father
owed everything 10 himself. The }Nr1settn-
, 1881-02-18

There Is une feature Of tho war betWesn Tho
Beers nlNl the English wsIfCl. snow gOiE oil
In tho 1'rniisvaal which Is nf peculiar inter-
tsl, ul,tl TINT Is the superior lnarkslllans1iEp
OF The l;ucrs rs compared with the English
regulars. IN Utmost every encounter tho
Iattcr havo oltnuubcrctt tho former. and yet
lulyu buuh worstctt. lty their remarkable
skill with tic ritlo they pick oft tho English
oiliEers, kill tho horses nttaetlcl( to nrtillcry
sn tllat II canInt be served, aiNl empty cav
airy saddles with astonishing accuracy.
Against sucEl Ill advantage MS this tho best
discipline alll drill arc Of little ayasl, for
superior 1nurks,ltns!lipn lung distances Will
Inevitably throw tho bust lraiucd soldiers
into c0nillstuii. All enemy who can pick OF
horses lsas IL tremendous advantage over
hutll cavalry MID artillery, fur cavalry
cl.nrge wEt:;o ut horses Is I'LL lnposs!b1ity,
and thu uso of s1iUt and Shell at II long
rangr wltcl, the English have hilIlcr-
to used With SO muck effect in their
Sautll Africnn wArs, becomes Of little value
when g,,E,ncrs md horsesnre tho targets Of
loms-runge rifles. Tho New York Times, III
alGuding to this feature Of tho Docr war, nd
yoc..tcs tllu encouragement Ut rttle practice,
mud urges thu Legislature OF New York to
make III appropriation for that purpose.
Ilere IL the s.l.llc need I'll our own State, 0r
even more, because In New York private
nil lls,s been given to tho formation Of rl'lo
clubs alid to tho encouragement III superior
| murksnlanshEp. Our own Legislature, III
| voting money for tho support Of tic Nation
| nj Guard, ought to direct thnt part OF 1t
shall bo expended III tlle purchase Of amn111'
| ,,ittnn fnr In rIrnt ururtfrn md tin i3nnrDYC-
, 1881-02-18

nf tho fM.r 1ahorNE i',nn i1o ,,n4 upp,J,,.,
1,t,,I,,tH~,a uf tho new CnnltncrcI,, in,,a'HN u
1r,,AGtr,! lliia congratulated IrsrIf u,,.. hP'
ntlnwutl IN tlfac1sA questions Of Stntr wnh 'hf
II man. Whprnurnl The prIu,r rlintc, n ~, such
with tlI1 ithortrg tna,l IND cvctyl,u,v -. *'a'
nuhtes'. "e'
.!ustlco Clifford of tic l'n!tcd St,,o.
rru,ne tul,rt ts under tin constant cn,o NJ
.l,yntrd Wife. wl,n lns grown ,nsy ,Iat" " ~
looks AI.1en her husbands ut.uck, 4 f,,. ut
n., tho tnsnlhi ea,:,'c1 Tram hGr car onh ual'
'trsul oMt ti'F'4fl thu llals Of Tho hntc In,a
rltiflly En1n fhces lliAt In tll,1 mt rrtnon,'z
nlt,,n.1st, thry wtte tho iuccs If MD frcnd.
via gnil,H tn court. hn EuI,l. wi,cl snr of =. l'
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him hnetz without Resistance Inln lIt4 rts,,n "'
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uyD ,yns divorced iron. her hsltlu npt ..'' n, ".
inNrrlud nf,oiller l1an with wl,nm ahc h,l ~.
flirting lnny tinlu. THO Innryt,toun YEA. "',a :.
el1ort duration. Itny>nY IN inouuy Or tra',a !"
ut tho e, OF II few wcnsa they cncI, ,ool ,'.,
Of InIsDt, together. THU nan died; ,ts ,vnr.. w.,
tubk mn overdose ntstf rcctSrrct1. llrr fn,r,,s
husband henrl Of her trt'',Eln nu n,adc ~.
wlduw MI u7cr Ut rnnrrIn0c, which shu accrn,sa ass
minister ws e1licl. III, antl sho ,as xonn IN Nv.
nId ln,nls 10 he o,lco moro tho nu1llur Of ,hsI.
| children.
SlIcctl lliee, my little snl,g. Ity 10 my loye.
| Fly IL him ,,'cr the slcep scl.:
Tell him l'nl true ~ the bright stnrs a}ovc
| Tell him to think oft ot mo.
| bring him, my little sosH, hotncwatl to me
| For tho times ttrenry and toug,
| Garry him tnck n'cr thu star lit SEA,
| ,rlIls l,c thy missionary sonu.
-f3nn lfathttan
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