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LOB NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH.
l. FORTRESS MONROE AND THE SOUTH.
The STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.
Carrying the u. s. MaiD.
VIII leave her wharf, foot OF It'll 49,
street, on TUESDAYS ard THURS: E;5ss .aa3
DAYS at 8: so p. m SATURDAYS
at m, stopping st Piney Point and Point Look
out going and returning. Returning, leaves Nor
folk on WEDNEtDAYS. FRIDAYS and Sun
DAYS, at 400 O'clock p. M Beginning with May
!, 1881. Excursion tickets will be issued. good for
four days as follows:
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor
First class round trip ...................... 60
Be cond class, each " ! 30
First class fare to Piney Point and Point
First class round p......................2 60
Second-cIass, each wsy. Observation-Disclosures. rs
Staterooms, 81. Meals, 75c. Freight received
until pm.
The Steamer will extend her trips to Georgetown
every Monday, stopping at Hartiey'e wharf
Tickets and Staterooms can he had, and intor-
nation cEeerfGly furnished. at b. W. Reeds
Sons. 1916 F ct. northwest; Cooks Tours, 1881
Pc: ave-; ". s. Roose's cigar stands; at principal
hotels: Il. b. Polkinhorn. next to City P. O., and
At Company's Office, foot Of It'll street
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Supt.
". p. WEIGH, Agent arg
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HNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF THE ENTIRE CON-
TENTS OF 1HE MCPHERSON HOUSE, DOM
Pk1slNG ~ ROOMS; MORTHEASC CORNER
P siBT,, oNE R9sEWooD CASE PIANO
FSR R E., !, SIANLY \ SoNa; ELEGANT
ROaS FIVE SETS OF SUPERIOR PARLOR
FURNII IRE. ELEGANT BLACK WALNUT
CHAMBER FUkNITURE THROUGHOUT
1HE HOUSE, MIRROh BACK ETEGERE3
AND HALL RAoKs.. WINDOW HANGIOas.
STEALS, COMPLETE WITH MATTRESSES
NEARLY NEW; HAIR AND HUSK MAT
TkASSES, FEATHER BEDS. EOLSTERS
AND PILLOWS; LOUNGES AND EASY
CHAIRS, FINE BRUSSELS, PARLOR AND
BEDROUM CARPETS; BALL AND STAIR
TTAB,IIRs. WALNUT AND OAK Dining
pLAIED VALE, CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
COOKING U CENS]LS. &C, &c.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 25TH,@
1881. commencing AT 10 O'CLOCK. at the NC W
Fherson House, northeast co rner OF 10Th -
and streets northwest, 1 shau sell the en- III
tie effects. The Furniture is in fine condition,
and parties in search of first Class goods should
not fail to attend. House will be open for inspec-
ton Day PR or to sale.
FITCH, FOX. Il BROWN,
mlT-dts Real Estate Agents.
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AUCTION SALES.
DUkCANsON BROS, Auct.onee,s.

nUNCANsoN BROS. Auct1onee,s.
RoeEs: HYDRANGsAs, vEBRENAs. GERA.
! LILIES AND OTHER PIONEERING PLANTS,
/ o0MPRIsIMo IN ALL AB0UTl 500. WHICH
! On THURSDAY MORNING, MAP 10TH. N
We will sell the above ASlS
These Flow rs from one OF the finest 3ssS
horticulturitts in this neishborhood. 1t
! CHARLES ". HANDY. Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE ON STREET
N0RTHWEST FOR SALE AT PUB LIO AUG
By virtue OF deed Of trust. dated April LIST, "a
1871, and recorded among the land records 63R
e OF the District Of Columbia in Liber No: -&.A
Tor sale public auction, in front of the premises
on TUESDAY, TEE 17TH DAY OF MAY, 1881, AT
ooLocK NJ, all that parcel Of ground situste In
on the ground plat Of said city SIS part Of Lot num-
bered fourteen Q4, in square No &C., and described
as follows eginning for the same at point on the
Inc OF ! street north 9: the northeast corner Of
and fifty Q60) feet to private alley In said eQuars
thepce west twenty (20) feet eight ( inches thence
north one hundred and nifty 150) feet to said
street thence east twenty 2O feet eight (S inches
to the beginning The improvements consist Of q
fine three story pressed brick Dwelling House.
Terms OF sale: One third of the purcha se money
years from dste the deferred payments to bear ia.
terest at the rate Of Elk rer cent, per annum and
10 be secured by deed OF trust upon the premises
sold. $3.50 down at time Of sale. Conveyancing at
me- dads EUGENE OARUsI. Trustee.
fg-oN ACC0 UNIT OF THE INoLEMRNCY OF
tie Wes' her: the above sale is 20 tponed until
order of Trustee
mlS-d&ds CHARLES W. DANDY. A7ct.
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TNHOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctoneer.
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING. MODERN
ENTERTAINMENTS, NINE ROOM No Sl2
On FRIDAY, MAY 10Th, AT FIVE O'CLOCK A,,A
Pm, will sell st pubic auction, in front MI
of the premises. the above described prem
ises. Terms day of sale.
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

THIS Is THE ONLY LOTTERY EVER VOTED
ON AND ENDORSED BY THE PEOPLE
OF ANY STATE.
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II EVILS WITCH HAZEL AND GLYCERINE Is
IL invaluable for sun Burns. The WITCH HA-
EEL alays the Inflammation and takes out the
redness lmme diaie y.ana prevents tan. while the
GLYCEhINE renders the complexion clear and
smooth Sold by druggists. ST0Ir x GROIN
WELL, wholesale AGENTS. mlU-lm
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NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
~ STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
street ever MONDAY. WEDSEs- Ezf:s1AAme
DAY and FRIDAY. at $50 o'clock
2. NJ, touching at Pney Point. Point Lookout and
Fortress Monroe. Excursion Tickets, good for four
days, will be issaed as follows:
First class Round Trip to Fortress Monroe and
!t i u eo
ioiA. 81 w
First class Fare to Piney PIT and Pt Lookout l. so
First class Round Trip to P1ney Point and Point
% 0o
Second class, each way Observation-Disclosures. Is
ktaterooms, 81. Meals Toe
Returning leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at pm.
Tickets and staterooms can be secured st general
Office. GlS lbtn street in the National Metropolitan
Bank Building, or at The Office. 9th street Wharf.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and E. 9. KNIGHT leave Pier Al,
East River. New York, every SATURDAY. at 4 p.
M, and Georgetown every FRIDAY, at z q. N. For
particulars apply to agent 63 Water street. George
town.
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary,
apS0 6lS 18th street, opp. o. q. Treasury
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Incorporated In 1868 for Is years by the Lesis-
Isture for EoucstionAl and Charitable PURPOSES
With q capital OF 81. 000, 000-to which = reserve
fond Of over Si20. 600 has since been added.
BY an overs belming popular vote its franchise
WAS made pant OF the present State Constitution
adopted December I'd. A. D.. 1879.
us GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS
TION Will take place monthly.
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XNALKER's. 206 luTR STREET.
LIME. CEMENT, PLASTER, CARPET LINING
now CRAWL 70 Supplies.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
About Customs

The origin of customs is 4 very inter.
esting study. Many o. our cus,oms are
SO old that we cannot trace them, but
Others We can
For example. shaking hands. This
is supposed 10 have originated in the
days Of ehivalry. 1.-two knights ioin-
ed their hands. Of course they were
rendered unable 10 draw and use their
swords against each other friends.
ami no longer enemies.
Lifting the hat is another custom
that no doubt had a military origin.
In old times soldiers wore helmets. To
remove the helmet was 10 put the head
ut the mercy Of another - in other
words. to show irus, and confidence in
the honor of the other party.
After while, 10 Lift the hat, which
was remnant of the custom Of rcmow-
ing the helmet. came To signify some
what of the same thing-a trust in the
courtesy and the friendship of the per-
son met OF course. il i now :t-days.
mere act t iormay pol,cnc@s, and
may not alwsys be intended in lis full
SENSE; hut that is lis meaning Il hare
my head [" YOU; you are my friend;
You SAlll not take advantage Of nv
unprotected state to DO me an injury"
The military salute is said IL have
originated at tournaments. All the
knights who had ridden. ~ they passed
the lady who had been chosen Queen
i of Love and Beauty, raised their hand
TO the eyes as if TO shield the sight from
/ the dazzling lovcliness Of tho Queen.
Good by is form of the old and
! fuller expression, God be with thee
as "fare thee well and good morning"
! or II wish YOU a good morning"
EoWinC To another is also a remnant
of military days. When one army
conquered another the conglcrers St
/ lected the chief Of the vanqui,Aed side,
/ or some Of the principal iegions or reg
+, iments and made them pass under a
i spear Laid across tv," others planted in
| in the ground Bending the head is,
/ therefore, a sort Of sign Of humility
before the person bowed to. Nova
davs,lt Is a formal act, and signifies
/ only Difference. and roliteness.
IN other countries other modes of
salutation and showing politencss ex-
| ist. For instance in some lands, two
persons meet, drop down on their
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
The Jocose.

1T was proposed to erect a monument
in the village square to the Father Of
his Country, and old Squire Higgins
was called on for "a liberal Donation
can't give You anything thi, time, = he
said, but you may know that ;Ifsays
carry Washington in my heart
"W ell said the man with the sut,scrip-
ton paper, ''all | can say u that you
have got the Father Of hi Country in
very tight SPOT
How absolute some people are III
their conversation. There is Srnarting-
ton, for Instance. Said Jones TO him
the other evening: :" Do yon like
dogsc' Jones, by the way. is. a lover
of the animal. :" never ate one :. re-
piled >martington. dreaLnily. "WeIl
who supposed You did - exclaimed
Jones, with inp4tieuee. II were ;o
ask you ii you liked doukey. now =
he continued. with lingering AJnpha-
is on donkey. said -ui rtiIgton.
irgeniou@ly: : like YOU Jonc-.
Two new tenants. doctor and q
man Of family, had just moved into tile
building. on comparing notes ih.s'
discovered that they were paying more
rent than their predecessors In tie
lodgings. This j ho. tic " is land
lord managed K; He had said - tie
man of family: THESE second story
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
Nv the North Sea.

The pa,,urcs are hcrdls~> ana sheepless'
~ pasture or shelter:for herds.
,t,,,. ..,t,5es j. relentless and sleepiess
.r,, restless and songless the bros;
r,,c@rerIc, rom aitr fall GREATNESS.
r.rw1n., are a. IgAtn.nss that fee;
t,,.f,. land h4- tys 3 lords that are death iess-
Dc..tt, seq. and Tie sea,
r,,c.e twain. ae a King viii bis fellow.
-1Io,d conv.r-,. ., dc-o.:t'" speech,
AMI her water. are i4as-ard ana Seii""
Andctass with the >cnrf Of the beach
AnibIs garment. arr gray as the hoary
Wan - where the day li"s nm
.ra ,,Is powcr Is to her. and his glory,
As her, unto i!lfn.
In the pride Of his power She rJoicea'
In her glory hc gio"s aud Is giad;
{oIer darkness the sound OF his voice Is,
With hl> breath sine dilates and Is mad;
"Irfhot, SD. me- 9 Death, and ontHve me,
-, ttlv lose. ha'h fulfilled me 81 thee
">rag#i axe thee not back Il thou give me,
. sister. . Sca"'
SWISECRSE.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19

INJURED in dreams of going somewhere.
and if they would have a Christmas
tree.
A Christmas tree.
The very words from those almost
frozen lips swept over the men as some
inspired touch thrilling forth troop
OF beautiful fancies winging themselves
, into action.
les, they should have Christmas
tree, large, beautiful, and all their
own.
One stayed to nurse, while two of
the men plunged into the woods with
torch and ak, and after time returned
with green-leafed holly, gemmed
with scarlet berries.
Long and busily they worked using
the children's unpurchased corn for
ornamentation), with their stump
pipes and round, red faces, a very pic
ture of old Santa himself
Then a timid knock ushered in the
form OF the anxious Old grandmother,
who, in the bright moonlight, had
tracked her darlings through the
snow.
At sight OF the care and kindness,
the delicately conceived surprise await
ing the mornings disclosure for the
poor lost ones, the old lady lifted her
-lightened eyes aloft, that in the
rude shrines of those men she had
found, unlocked by the key of helpless
ness, such holy beauty as was only
| learned from God.
| The morning sun streamed through
| the little window, a soft rosiness defin-
| ing the tree, the leaves of glossy green,
the scarlet berries and snowy pop
corn, its branches hung with oranges
and apples, the grandmother beside it,
tho German stave-men at the half-open
door, with their red, round faces and
! laughing blue eyss--the children in
bed. Wren, leaning upon one chubby
little arm, was in a beWilderment of
emotien, but, cla.ping the other around
Robins neck. she interpreted the mys
terry in her words Wake up, Robin,
we's got to Heben, and see,n as Robin
sat up by her side, with her arm still
clasped around him, "dere's our Christ
mas tree, with all the nice fings Dere' 5
grandma, and dem mems in de door,
smiling and docking SO purity in de
eyes, dcm's dc an1cts.'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
The Dispcns ary.

:,
IL -" f'' ~ - ii'Ai -
i'ie Iiis ssicii 'Ae'eise aiio isss Drain
W." - '''.n % WI . winch - u''
i'..i- = =. i'i'''ai' S'''7'l''is % i'a'-
'i'i'"fe' IN reference |" 'he case o' nm
''1''"i' e'' = ~ '.'''-' - ii'aii'l "'-
'eii SAT- ii''e'i ~ nv SA' nv % ihteiisc-
'u'i aliini+4oh II matter "l common
observation among physicians We
al see H. NOT oh's OCCASIONALLY oat
hab'tuAiis ne writer -''s H. eFpec-
ia''s ~ 'he ieiiiale sex ALMOST 'iaiiy-
II - tIu' 'iis iioit apparent aalftisgc
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
Household Economies.

REMOVAL OF STAINS AND SloTS.-
Matter Adhering Archanicoiy- Beat
ing, brushing, and currents Of water
either on the upper or under side.
Gum, Sugar. JeNy, ttc. = Simple
washing with water at haud heat.
Greose-Whise goods wash with
soap and alkaline lye..> Colored cot
tons. wash with lukewarN soap lyes.
OIL foIors, I'drnish and Ees.ns.-
On white or eolored linens, co,tens, or
woolens, use rectified oil Of turpentine.
alcohol lye, and their soap. On silks,
use oenzine, ether, and mild soap, very
cautiously.
Nearinc. In all cases, strong, pure
alcohol
Vegetable Colors, Fruit, Red Vine
and Red Ik.-On white goods, sui
phur fumes or chlorine water. Colorei
cottons and wollens, and on silks. di-
Lutte tartaric acid is applied cautiously.
Blood and -4lumiaoid Nafter..-
Sleeping in lukewarm water. if pep
sine. or the Juice OF Curica pro1oya,
cap be procured, the spots arr first soft
ene,l with lukewarn water, and then
either of these substances is applied
Clam, Uso,ct dr.-Butter a deep tin
basin, strew it ihickly with grated
bread crumbs or soaked cracker: sprin
kle some pepper over the bits of bread
the size of Il! hickory nut, and if liked,
some finely chopped. parsley; then put
ina double layer Of soaked cracker;
after that CLANS, season with pepper
/ put bits of butter; sprinkle pepper over,
add cup of milk or water, and lastly
a layer of soaked crackers. Turn a
/ plate over the basin, and bake in Eot
oven for three quarters Of an hour: nse
half a pound of soda biscuit. and quar-
ter of a pound of butter with fifty
| clans.
BOsToN PLUM PjpDING-Onel loaf
of bakers bread, cut in thin slices and
buttered; butter the pan we'll put a
layer Of bread and raisins, little Gin
namon, nutmeg. and sugar: then a lay
or Of buttered bread, and continue un.
til the pan is full: pat milk enough
around to soak it one night cover il
with a plate to keep it down; before
putting it into the oven beat from three
to seven eggs, according to tha>size o
pudding, milk enough TO have it moist
but not to have it run over in the oven
add also little wine or brandy: 10 be
eaten with brandy sauce.
FRUIT CAKE PLAIN One cupfu
good butter, the salno Of sugar, beaten
TO cream, add one cupful nlola.ses ,thre,
cupfuls sifted -four. four we'll beatel
eggs beat whites and yolk. separately
and half a teaspoonful soda (use Ii,
cream tarterl one teaspOonful each Q
cinnamon, ground cloves, allspices
and nutmeg: at the last add half poun,
well washed and dried currants, III,
same Of seeded raisins, and one-quarte
pound thinly sliced citron. dredge til
fruit well with flour before adding
bake III moderate oven an hour an,
a quarter.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19
The Churches.

The Catholics in France are holding
union prayer meeting. for peace from
persecution and the return Of the Jes-
uit Fathers
The Ritualists in England are hold
ing meetings to petition Parliament for
the repeal Of oppressive laws.
The number of native Christians in
India i. given in the new missionary
Dictionary as 266,3 ,39l, an increase of
A. 1913 in four years. and of native COM
munican;s IS, So, an increase OF II ,o7733.
A Memphis lady wrote to a friend
in the north about the plague: F" |
have seen men in moment rise from
the depths Of degradation and wicked
ness to Chri.tlikc sub.iinity in devotion
and sacrifice, and the most polluted Of
my own sex suddenly changed into
angels Of love and mercy. Thus God
teaches us to accrn none Of His crea-
lures
There are two pair. of eye. in man:
and it is requisite that the pair which
! is beneath should be closed when the
pair which 10 above them perceive !:
F, and that when the pair above is closed
that which is beneath is opened. The
] lower eyes see only surfaces and effects.
the upper eyes behold causes and the
connection Of things. And when we
go alone. or come into the house OF
thought and worship, we come with
purpose to be disabused Of appearances.
/ to see realities, the great lines OF our
destiny, to see that life has 40 caprice
or fortune, is no hopping squib, but 4
growth after immutable laws under
heneiicent influences the most I'M
mense. The church iseopen 10 great
and smallSin all nations: and how rare
and lofty. how una,,ainahle are the
aims it labor. to set before men. We
come 10 educate. come TO isolate, TO be
abstractionists in fine oopen the up
per eyes tn the deep mystery OF cau,e
aud effect, TO know that though minis
tiers OF justice and power fail, Justice
and Power fail never. The open Sc
cret OF the world is the art Of subIiin-
: ing a private soul with inspirations
from the great and public and divine
Soul from which We live Emerson.
Brooklyn aldermen propose Il fine Of
! five dollar. on each Chinese laundry a.
method OF getting rid Of the celestlals.
! In the present year Jewish calender
{ Z
! for ooil 1880 A. ID. the total number
| OF Jews in the world ID set down sy the
| editor at S.gl0, ,Oo
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19

A gentleman greatly provoked =
orle-artnesi organ grinder by ASKING
him i. he VA. / survivor of the late.
war. Why. you fool.n exclaimed
the irate musician. don you .e- that
/ survived: Do | &C. a. though | va.
killed u the war y
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19

In the present year Jewish calender
for oo4i 1850 A. ID. the total nun Der
OF Jews in the world 10 set down sy the
editor at S.sl0 90.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19

Brooklyn aldermen propose 4 fine OF
a method OF getting rid Of the celestlals.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1881-02-19

INJURED In dreams of going somewhere.
and if they would have Christmas
tree
, 1881-10-06

,.,,u rr ttst re. aon,tr,+ .,f tnns ,s.n %rnrs
fnrrcd ~ ths fnc1tv" iI.t ~ ~ III n,rm i,n.a
ria nInntcenfh r,Ins1irr "Whn nr.s sHtor.
ornmotni rrnnhnrsE - wns "sho,s nrH Hi thn chhnr.
artrrs nf ptfrnthnrs ft"tnhnIior' ttmIoss' fam.
,nnu' Wclknr, it,'rr. Wiinv rftiah,trv tnxrs
ninnnr,f WhInri.. ttnn,,n' St,nrtg nooHrieh'
inm"s aonrerie fm',ont Eioi,s Vvhitohn",t ,v3i n.3i
WaIkrr wnrt nsssnT nm3 tcv war; ~ nnIim,,ci ~"
"" " f ~ ~s ~ .1 s ~ ~"e"'
AT THIS 'tCSCTul'E
tho tlsahop annntncetl tho following cnmmtstno
tn try tho ThUiHns talee: T. +. atnrsh. N. II.
rIulnb. ltnA t:urts,. llcnry i. Mnrtn. John
1!nosls. 81. McsLuGes, +: i. FMrm!!nc, tleurgg ".
M!nsow. ~ ,,'t,, cfn! HMoert hGntty, isnae
i. 4. j!ntsnr, n II. i.ofi,,r. ~ 49, ~'"''''''''&'
Il Ind boc1 sSmitted tt, tho i.Tu1.u. mid tiior
hnI mule sryurnf chnmrrs. Thrsr lid f,Da,,
tWDtnIttcI to the CbArrh authorities. and thev
hnH tmu,Ir f,,itr chnt,t+ts' - '''N "'-''
i Thn Ii!,y. Hxtnii siatn l,cforo TIM ,,snun road
tho iIst that he hntj int Errn lin I'LL afncu II
WA cnrrcrttal m hcha1f III i'm f,hnr"h. ft:r
tho tutl1ys were rout iln iflsIu hn,ldGu thu uN-
f,r II, Mr. Axt,,iI VIII, sYnm,i,tHi II turoft,i,y
md inn,ie .,n Shinrrtn,,' e~"1'"'" - ~'''s@''''
Tho Iiishon Ihuti Ai,pI,1ntrd
.,.'s ,.',., r.. ..s.,.' ....
TIE HEF' plt' FOWLER rnEs!DEST OF TIE
COURT.
Tic Hct. Mr.. Harding nsActl to b1 excused, Dn
tho Hiull:1! uf tho Illness uf at,tn Ut a friui,s.
Thu lter. Ar, Curtis also wlstilhl ~ In nxciise,t.
Tile ilsj1nr suited titt he could uxcllAu III Up.
II WINS MI !ttpnrin.t nnitcr sIlu tho wishes Ut
tho conference must IL compiled with.
TA0 ttuv SIR, 1lbt]tta tnnyGl TINT tho ttlv. It.
, 1881-10-06

"'' '''S' ''S'' a rossrosx,,nxr sosss 'sa
o., ocso1 M r. a ~ 'qis fr III 9t M M is
viii, that Mr lssanctt ha,l larvsly participated
II II s L. s chsaFN II Fl. s %.sse i ,a ar wt
Counsel 10 1,nt fenl ike % prorcc,liIr VIII tho
c1,xr,
stated tfut he would UlI,,r no ob}nrnnt In i,
1,uslponutI,rnt uniur tlte ctrci,tnstncrs sitici,
Isl, is IL rugrot." tic sIay, M s,Iil i.u wu,l ,t % a
w.titr o4 Al vrcnt n t{su,trtrsv ia IL, insst nj,
urucgcdi,,9 in lis ,,,oyvitlaliu sancu of u,,e ui
she ui,.ll.sei. liz wis willing 10 stay heru tireo
fulIv ,iI.utsntf pf on jis nsrIts.
ii.o Moderator wA,ltcI to Know If SIR. tIun-
no,t wnuId pe i, such MI improved condition lti
tlio tor1ll''s tnat tho trsal cat be proceuae'l
WILL ,,u,a. ,,,,.,, .,,.. 49,, .,r .,,,,
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