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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
DOG FIGHT ON LONG ISLAND.

dog fight occurred on Long Island yesterday
morning at o resort we'll known among sporting
men Of the lowest classes One dog that took part is
called Bullet He weighs thirtyone pounds, and Is as
nciy brute as was ever seen. The other animal
Weihs twenty EIGHT pounds and answers to the we'll
worn name Of Sport. He matched his opponent in
HE light was for $500 side and
200 spectators were present-not reputable man
emonr them The brutal amusement lasted orty"
6ysmlnntes. Bullet then had at q what WI t. was
ohswed ali up.n Sport tried to revive his adyer-
sary BY taking frm grip Of bis throat; ;, Inc Inc
obey Finally the four-leRged brutes were separated
and Bullet lay on the floor gasping; apparently IN
chsw1ngn on the part OF Sport who broke away, and
the flRbt was over. The whipped dog was kept in
the pit fully twenty minutes after he had no chance
70 wiz. TIE door Of the room was covered with
blood and hair.
BETTER TO HAVE WORKED AT Ills TRADE.
H4Efma ,. Kirk. . dealer in wines at One-hln-
seventh-st. and Boston-aye., heard
r1>o - fke trent window Of his house at an early
& 42E3 AZ morning e14 ePrang M4m BIS bed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
woRK OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
or THE STANDING coMSirrxEs-Ac

-, crMuLATEp BUSINESS.
srbe A,asrmen are curious 10 know VINO W.. n Uo
ebairaeH OF the committees. pies S ss To the
somposieiok of the committees. One r .n' liz
HcTeyrr, is s4tled. The cbsnmsn OF Gil GUY 'g IL
ss,sf uniu,portsnt committees will he Democrats;
secmed probablelst one time that alderman n rm
AyOy would be at tho head OF the Sink'nsea aa
Ccmmittce but il Is UNDERWOOD that Aidsr% ,m,
portant position in the gift of the presuent VI
Rnsri. Tine leading Craftsmanship will pc RYen
10 the Irving Hall Aldermen. VI course Aiuoin.a,,
Saner and the Tammany Aldermen who s9Dpoiieeu
him for president, will rece,ve seane .tad that
With three factons in the Board It IL expected tnas
there will NOT be much outrageous iegislation Any
measure re0niriuQ an expenditure OF money m,isI
receive at e,ist two Republican votes before ~ We
comes law. 1t requires sixteen votes 70 pass a
measure OF this kind, and there are only Io9rIeen
Democratic votes. Several stcam-messhs gnu tbn
tricghting schemes are to be brought neiore an Nc
Hoard ms soon as the committees are orSan
Ixed and at work. Much business accumhiate19 uui
iog the long time that the Board was pa"o.nIda a
frn,flessly for president. An effort VIII pe , ad
To clear portion of this away as soon as JUG
Con- missioner of Public Works THOMPSON ab. II
s;nrs - az the Commlttee on Public WORKS spa,i
M en,cnted ss sooii as possible in order that ~ aS
,,ass ,,,,o, pavemepts and sewers C0nsiue,i apu
time Will be spent and many cusnees VIII hra awer
he made before the streets and blocks Wneie ssMe
snd navinr improvements are needed Will DC misty
agreed uper. Then the proposals must oe az rho
f;sed at least ten DAYS, and the Dds openeu ny Wy
Wsvor Controller and Commissioner OF 5uu.,o
Works and the contracts, with specineatlohs ;s
now very Valuable inasmuch the contractors can
make favorable terms for labor ana SUPPLIES ow hid,
I'm the season and as matter Oh coufso' ~" ~
arv advantageous to the CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

Many persons keep Carriers Little Liv'
pills on hand 10 prevent bilious attacks sick headache Il
and fluid them Just what they need.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

EARL g. WILSON'S T.. & w. brand OF mems
linen collars and cuffs ARE Best For sale everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28

DIR. LYONS TOOTH TABLETS
SHeeten and purify The breath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
lAnOuncenonlA

"ANAKEsIs" gives instant relief, and is in
sble n curing Piles Samples free. Depot 50 Mercerst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
BROAD AND WALL STREET PROPERTY.

BROAD AND WALL STREET fhOfEhlI.
The large real estate transactions last week IN
Wall and Broad Street property were Incorrectly
reported by real estate tate. ]ouEnais siD anu
EacSsnse or Mining Trust Company had sdna any.
but adjoining pieces. of real estate
were bought on the same day by
Mr.. d. o. Mills. who thus secures a
property fronting 100 feet on I ROiIt;as
TO Exchanee-piace. with "a frontage Of 100
feet on Exohange--place aud running, thence 1Ge
f n4sasI building, where it has frontage
Of 20 feet. The property. thus consolidated
nndonbtedlv constitutes one of the most valuable
pieces Of real estate in NswYGrG Mr. NJ M Mills will
and hast business buildings in the city, to be
completed in time for occupation will by be tenants dts
signed for the use of bankers bankers with With
the upper stories for o hHeS;; o.n %il.
and Wa;sf, and will ,I probably q al iyyts,os BE
IN mart for the use of q Mining Exchange or
Mining Trust Company is wholly untounled. as
is also the statement that Mr. Mills mas anytn'hg W
do with either Of these institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
. nrspERATE FIGHT WITH RUFFIANs.


Several 10 rapid 1ss Bn%eSS
snr,c vSsterdsy morning and he rushed to Hester
A.. Whence the sounds came. He found severa oin
GERS trying to dlsperss crowd OF lntohica,edd
SSas Officer Frederick E. Fisher had , discharged niacsa
s If the pistol shots IS bis club flew into pieces
oo . y he ranped on the sidewalk for assistance lie
fred other officers to the sS0f Int
attempted at Elizabeth and Canai-sts. ROUNDS,
man o. cole saw the mem assaultng woman w foD
Tas walkine through the street. She screamed LOT
hello and Toole interfered and attempted 70 arrest
TLamss How. of No. 102 Mott-st, as he was the one
nh" atonned the woman. The crowd turned on
OToole who chung to his prisoner but ne was nnaiS
Knocked down. Hoy pulled q knife and attemp, eti
to stab the officer One of the rufiians agan str9eS
VTooIe aud Knocked him on the sidewalk, ana tne
While lying On the sidewalk 0IoOe e. crew ISs mi, ms
sans Who again struck him.. As he was getting up
How rushed at him and made lunge at HIM win
a knife and then the officer fired at his assailant
The bali struck Hoy in the forehead near the right
ava. He was taken to Chambers Street Hospital,
sgSsra the house surgeon pronounced the wound
serious one but not necessarily fatal Charles MUIR,
phy alias Foley was arrested and held IN $500 bail
hv iuatiCe Smith,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-28
A DIVER FOR THE DEAD.

SEARCHING THE BOTTOM OF THE RIVER.
TALK WITH AN OLD MAN WHO MADE HIS LIVING by
sEARCBING FOR ARTICLES LOST IN The RIVERS
AVN FOR DROWNED PERSONS.
, 1881-12-09
Wharfage on general merchandise,


Teams each time on and off wharf, -
Water Carts =" %
All Plunger and small boats. each,
per month. 800
All vessels occupying berth at the
wharf, while not diScharging or
receiving freight. each day. 200
All freight received or discharged from
one vessel to another while fast to
the wharf, hall rates.
All goods remaining on the wharf after
% clock. T.. Nj. may be stored at
the risk and expense OF the owner.
SEC. 1. That said Company may erect
upon said wharf at or near the shore, such
gates as they may deem fit. to prevent
wagons. vehicles aud stock being driven
upon said wharf. without consent; Pro
vided. however. that when the owner,
agent or driver of any team or stock shall
pay the rates herein provided. they shall
have the right to go upon said wharf for
the purpoS' OF removing therefrOm, or
thereon, goods, freight merchandise and
prisons, under the direction OF the wharf
niger.
SIC. ,. That said wharf shall remain
the property of said company, its success
sors and assigns.
SIC. 6. That this ordinance shall take
effect and he in force at the expiration OF
five days after IL has been published in the
PUGET SOUND WEEKLY ARGUS.
Passed the Council, Nov. 23, 1851.
q. MORRIS HALLER.
City GieTk.
Approved by the Mayor. Nov. y, 1881.
THOMAS +. MINOR, Mayor.
, 1881-12-09

EXCITING ELK Hunt. - Last week
Hnn. \. W. Bash, Collector Of Customs,
went 10 Duu@rne>s 10 try the charms OF
pioneer camp hunt i'll the elk woods
south nt that classic region. He WAS ac-
comIanicd 10y Mr.. Al. Bartlett. of this
place. aud together they proceeded by
stciIurr to their destination, armed with
repeating rifles and ammunition enough to
Strike terror Ia The heart of even 4 reck-
les elk. Arriving At bungcneSS, they
were Joined by few OF the himrods OF
that community, when the party travelled
back among the foothills that skirt the
settlement. The elk tina: mostly do
c0ngrrgtIe" about these wild SOlitud-S are
larsc umcOuth looking animals, weighing
when grown irsm 300 tO 800 pounds each.
occasionally au old bull is found that will
dress 100 10 500 pounds. They are gre
gariouS in their habits, roaming over
extensive ranges, AID making periodical
visits To amy given portion thereof; to find
them. therefore, is 10 happen along and
inter-cct their orbit in perihcliun, so To
speak; this our friends were lucky enough
10 do. ~ the skirmiSh that occurred, the
enemy were hravely repul<ed; four of their
humber were killed. iew wounded, and
all that remained OF the whole la TALON
were put {" am iGnominious flight. They
will probably halt somewhere on the ST.
brriln c"aSt-hut they were still going
when last heaul from. Their number
was knowa To bc about forty, though it is
said. ..the woods were full OF en-" Mr..
Bush killed fine one, preserved the head
aud horns for mounting. brought some of
the meat home, amd hencefnrrh may be
considered 4 tyro in elk hunting no more.
, 1881-12-09
NEWS ITEMS.

REV. .Iuo. Reid expects TO visit Coupe
vile next Monday, and Port Discovery
on Thursday.
THE steam tug Goliah made fast TO the
new wharf on Wednesday. being the first
vessel 81 to do. Capt. Libby pronounces
it the hest wharf on Puget Sound.
TIE Legislature adjourned Thursday
night. Representative Kuhn has cur
thanks for copies of the Sunday law and
the zprortionment law. We Will endcav-
10 insert them next issue.
On account of press of advertising
matter after our outside pages had gone
To press. we were compelled to leave out
ii lor or news items, editorial. &c, for
which we can but express our regret.
THE subjects to br treated upon i'll our
churches next Sunday are as follows:
Pr.>bytcriau- morning. ''Paul's letters
o. the Churches" evening, The Prodi-
gal SOM Methodist - morning what
shall il profit uS if we pray unto Him, "
evening What is man ?"
A NEW book entitled the Commerce
and Industries of the Pacific Coast is To
be pub i>h-d soon by a. l.. Bancroft &
Co.,. san Francisco. Ii Will contain 600
10 800 rag,.s. aud viii be very Compre-
hem~ivc aud valuable. Mr.. Donovan, one
Of the travelling agents, has been gather
ing data in this vicinity.
Mr.. HO!combe has the finest and larg-
est stock of toys. Christmas goood$, &c.
that We have ever seen in Port Townsend.
He has iuvIcd the pubic to call, examine
and purchase, or send orlers. Read his
display advertisement on local page.
MR. Jones expects To do his share sell
inG toys. Christmas goods, &c, Is evinced
by hi> advertisement. Give him a call.
, 1881-12-09

The City of Port Townsend does ordain
as follows
SECTION l. That the Quincy Street wharf
Company. a corporation formed under the
laws of Washington Territory. with its
principal place of business in this city, be
and it hereby is authorized to construct
and maintain Il wharf at the foot or south
ern terminus OF Quincy Street in said city
Of Port Townsend, of the width of not TO
exceed the width of said street. TO com
mence at a sufficient distance above high
water mark. and extend southerly to the
ship channel of Port townsend Bay 10 a
point where there Shal not be less than
twenty feet OF wafer ut low tide.
SIC. ,. That said Company NAV also
construct at the southerlv end Of said
wharf an addition. or additions. to the
same. Oh either or both sides thereof to
form an l. or I, neither of which shall eX-
coed two-hundred feet square. and upon
which said Company may erect buildings.
warehouses, or other necessary improve
ments. and said Company may extend
said wharf into the bay to such further
extent as they desire. subject To the power
! of the City 10 declare and limit the CITY
water front.
SEC. ,. That said Company. their sue
cc>SorS or assigns, SLall be entitled to
collect aud receive the following rates OF
Wharfage. tolls and dOckage Tor the Use OF
said wharf, tO-wit:
Wharfage on general merchandise,
, 1881-12-09
4 CARD OF THANKS.

Ed. AEGCS:-l desire 10 express my
sinc"rc thanks TO the people Of Dunge.
ness and vicinity tor their Kindness and
hospitality I" me On the occISium OF NV
recent elk hunt i'll the foothills near there
--Particullrly 10 McSSrs. Ii. ". Neither
son. .I"hn Weir, !. ". Weir, l.. IL. Gays.
j. Davidson and others. | appreciate the
na%naniInity which prompied them TO
foreSo chauceS Of shooting at the game IN
order To favor me with Il chance. shall
remember the occasion rs one OF pleasant
recreation.
A. w. BASH.
, 1881-12-09

ta" Mr.. korter has made a nice
Improvement IN his barber-shop. We
venture to say that he has a shop as
neatly fitted up as any on the Sound.
He has also fitted up bathroom for
salt and fresh water baths He has
done his best to have one Of the FIN
est shops, and is master of his pro
fesSiOu
, 1881-12-09

WALL PAPER.-To those wishing TO
purchase anything in this line, we would
say that we have a large and well selected
assortment OF all kinds Of cheap. costly,
plain aud snowy wall paper. Just received
and now on hand for the trade. Call and
examine, a. we feel sure we can suit all.
in quality, style and prices. The selec-
tions have been carefully made by cOmpe-
tent judges. with view OF putting a su-
pcrior article on the market.
\. ID. Hill & SOS.
, 1881-12-09

DIR. Welsh. dentist. we'll known to Port
Townsend people. desires to announce
that he will he at the Central Hotel on or
about the first of December. 10 attend to
the wants of those who may need dentist
work done.
, 1881-12-09

- II You want anything in the line
OF phot" work p east call at INV gallery,
head OF Union wharf opposite Central
Hotel. up stair. am now prepared to
do first class artist work.
o c. HASTINGS,
, 1881-12-09
FARMERS STORE.

Just Received, Immense Winter Goods CONSISTING
in of LADIES wear Jewerv Fancy Goods
%c &c Also a Complete Line
Shoes suitable for winter In addition Full
General Me have added FURNITURE Stoves Hard
and all the FavOde Brands MUSKETS SHOT GINS
REVOLVEItS and spotsmen outfits whe, will be sold m
BOTTOM PRICEs.
HIDES, FURS, BEEF, all pRor.,-,
taken Exchange
c. F. .CLAPP.
Dungeness, W. II.
, 1881-12-09
Notice Of Application to Purchase Timber.
l.. S. DIsrnICr LAND OFFICE.

Olympia. Wash. Ter.
Notice is hereby given that. IN compli-
ance with the provisions OF the Act OI
Congress approved June 3. 1873. entitled
IAN act for the sale of timber lands in the
the States OF California. Oregon. Nevada
ard Washington Territory" DAVID
SPOOR, of Jefferson Co. Washington
Territory. has this day filed III this Office
his application 10 purchase the y hl OF
the y f or of section No. -, and hf of
Lw or of sec No 2F, in twp 40 %, nortl',
range , west OF the willamette Nerd.
Ian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land. or any portion
thereof. are hereby required To file their
claims in this office within sixty go days
from dagc hereof
Given under my hand, at my office, in
Olympia. w. T.. this the 9th day of De
cember, a. D., 1881.
43wlO J. 7. BRowN, Register.
, 1881-12-09

NILLARD'S uttcranccs on the rairoad
question are sometimes understood differ
emily by different people Not so with
Mr.. Ginger i'll regard To his auction store.
Try him.
, 1881-12-09
BUT ONE DOLLARAYEAR
THE DAILY TIMES-STsR.

Eight pages, Gorty-eiOht coIrfninG. OnIy six
1Oitars year. S3 for six months, al. 80
Tor three months. Has the largest ciTCuID-
unn OF any paper in Cincinnati. is the best
advertising medium and the best paper for
readers who would know of the worlds
doings as promptly as the news can be i'm
parted Address Ilmes-SGaE, Cincinnati. O. .
, 1881-12-09

The Peruvian SyrEI Ias cured thousands
who were -ullcrn" from dyspepsia. Debility.
Liver .puIpattui. BoII~. Ilumor-, Female Com
paints. CIc. Pamphlets free to any address
Seth ". FOwlC ~ sons, Boston.
, 1881-12-09

Have syF~Ia;.'s I;aI~:,s,, .,r Wild Cherry
aIr.r.- 81. r-r..f. 70 cures Coughs. Colds BrOu-
,-4frE-. " NlDpHIuE grEG. q, TDUp. Influenza,
Iun-urupJ,u ION. and all Throat and Lung Com
pfaiut-. - cents and 81 a bottle.
, 1881-12-09

- For Christmas Toys and Fancy
Go"d~, go TO
JNO. OGu-HEF.
, 1881-12-09

$500 per year can bc easily made at home
working for r. g. RideOut X Co 10 H,,-b, n,
street New York. Send for their catalogue
nd full particulars.
, 1881-12-09
Bark KGlia.

Yrs. mother saiG she was going 10 ger
all our boys clothin" at the san Francisco
Store hereafter. They give sucu good -aC-
isfactiOu.
, 1881-12-09
CITY ORDNANCE, Nc. 5s.

AUTHORIZING THE QUINCY STREET
WHAEF COMPANY TO MAINTAIN A
WHARF, AND FIXING THE RATES OF
WHARFAGE THEREON.
, 1881-12-09
fHE CINCINNATI
WEEKLY TIMES

has for more than forty years maintained It's
position as the leading paper of the West 1t
ranks above all Others in circulation, infiu-
ence, and in the esteem Of its readers because
IL Is Just the kind OF paper the people want
1he Weekly Times covers the whole ground
OF IA nrst class family journal. II is larger
and better than any high-priced weekly Of
Tered the public; It's reading matter covers a
greater scope, is more entertaining and in
structive. and yet 1t costs
BUT ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Our agents everywhere say IL is the easiest
paper IN the field 10 canvass for and readers
OF one year are so pleased that they are sure
To renew their subscriptions EfgM pdOes-
fytg'StI columns JOT one dollar year, and tho
most liberal terms TO club agents.
Specimen copies free. Send Tor one before
snbscrlblng for any paper. Address Weekly
IlIness 20 Walnut Street. Cincinnati, q.
, 1881-12-09
Vessels consigned to z. w. deLion.
Bark SOnOma,
FROM PHLADELPnIN


NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agent will bc responsible for debts contracted
by the officers and crew al the vessel above
named. Ii ". NEW BI HN. MaSte.
II. W. de LION, agent.
Port Townsend, oct. 30, ISL.
, 1881-12-09
Am. Shll D2knt1.

NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
- Agent of the above named vessel viii bt
responsible for debts contracted by The OFF.
GERS or crew thereof.
l. +. GILKEY, Master.
X. W. DE LION, Agent.
Port Townsend, sep. 81, 1851
, 1881-12-09
Chiiian Rk. VaIdivia.

NVN ' Mt NIt AIN'I.
NEITHER the Captain nor the undersigned
Agents will hc responsible for debts coutr.c-
ted 10y officers or crew of the above. named
vessel. \. GREEN, Master.
X. w. de LION, u;,cut.
Port Townsend, oct. ~, lSSI.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18

X ths GAZETTE Of FEB. Issa was review Of al
article Ep01 tha edzraliaa q women It sPo1s
chiaiy OF schools and euEases- BE clllsziats
instruction Is Es5 az t-aE Egals1 reqzrz : tileE
an entarz the pr1fzss7rs zi- sfersE5-z- res z5-z
prlfsssi5zal trziz1g. A fsE facts as I'd tEe stass
& shzl-s Il thss particular zs think VII uat BE
szz-Ecu- I-ss-sst
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Uui-sd s5ltss are open to women The first -aesl5-
eal school for women Ess o7suzd II Boston Il lsss
Al the present rizs- Of the eiehtg-sIzls neGlcaI
schools ! large p-uPor-ion aliz1it zcuez- Il
Ez-uzs z-s 1s less tEzn rrsIIty i've izstirzt5-s cf
Eizh zsznazzz a vh5-h my eaz receive u-sdi-sI
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women have. Is -uls- rrefsr-zs z1zzy II private
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1881-05-18

lsnruaSes rhese ere grsei ara nal edvsnssSss
hut MT tAe eAief cceS ne r,e1 vslue q ess
St-,sN rs heea in s s,in1 svasene3 a atzaiaed
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~ asrehtere jess ween she sa3sd Is naost cag'
,srs 80 acsr.ty. vhe the otnoitoa ~ stau& a. the
hssa % her clsss xivcs rlaoe - real as'sreeiA.
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ana S,stt.u vf,h ber yvuus s,rcueta t,rea pe7vn'
het 1, vain tar thst vhs,s a c',ssicr,i tee gceea
ain 10 ha,-u,sr-isre. she g. gpeccu,gcd 10 gSaN
r.rcA atserltee be- tcs sec cnscvs tnto ccausi oi
sstssies. SOC lc1rs 90 c,uFsrc yVona, c'gn ~ ecr
acqas5usoacc uct as te res;y 0s lsie au8chsrac,ss
bel a. @, crrsirsaee ana vvaith. tee iain3
vhs,h Is car,thls cl gre1t Sn3 ro,ic sycvta q rsf,
r,u-.,a g, the a-,hiaca III stjraclt-S rct,cN Now
tAat ueit-S,-si1-y5 ana sai.3tle uttrriase Is tec
hsrsss. ana rtg~t healtatol ccoditson cg h,e foS
r-ta ara vc,nau. ,ee voald ccgtaialy nos jeuy,
Test an vouacc have an orf,'ftenisy for secA
n,trrtars. We shog,l poas ot us ct0u, The eirl
thea. uhe wasts tcr uflysts.,e may uSit toy We3i
viii never c,uae ~. c,va it u o,r,s te gel II tc
srrsiu.racui asa distryss. Her tvNintr,s ess r,C'
f,isa htr !, ls,y ahas q has ust tted hex o.
ratke shs hesi q an unsuitable iaarti5S& tooS
a. tae nasasezs ~ fcrio-o and helless san,lc W.
r,en ana the vrytchc3 s,i1 canpltin.as vlygs Nnd
saw ars we rot rsltt
We vc-i1 hsve every cirL thrn. hrocSht up tc
tsk herSeg thg same Qulsis2a TIA; she hoy ASKS
~Wl1t shall bs3 ro What to my taste and
thi,ity r'ost dlssiact,y poistt~ FollowinS oai
this cucs-ilr. vc wcsii give her brOod srd eeef
genersl crl.urs ana t3d IS this the special tram
irs 20 ft her for tle vcrk she has elcssn. W.
wcol3 raake her capable ~ s-ifsunport always
whatever llisas Dc the Circumstances II her life
Then II love and uszrisSe are Osevsd h0r she IA.
frsedcrn ard visoza % accept or refese Is II may
seeu best to hsrsclf Il sAs ehoose nszTillle, i
thers slsy part cf her cci,lre and training whiel
@il aot De q iasstizah,s value 10 husband ant
celdrvn
II we spsak strongly it Is because we feel deeply
It Is because ve have such hop, IN vcrlan that Va
are impatient cs sn hindertace 10 her progress
We believe her 50 much the better eslf 4 hC
u-nisv that We ,ogl3 have her the wiser. 50 uluci
tle uzlre vi-r--- 70 AID ia the gC-ltS rv-s,glera
tion that We wucld have her the uozs able.