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The Sun as a Detective.

From an Exchange
What truth, there may be in an
item running discourse in the French
prints no .on~E xss.ey, but it is said
that in the leading banking houses in
Europe what is called detective
camera is used. a man of suspicious
appearance makes his way up to the
cashiers counter and presents let
ter OF credit Or a draft. The clerk,
when the mans face is full front to-
ward him, touches a little button.
Presto, concealed camera is brought
into play, the sensitive plate is ex-
posed, and in an instant the mans
photograph is taken. Further than
this, this wonderful detective camera
is to play another role. The head OF
the house leaves his business and
contides it TO his clerks. some of
the clerks go TO sleep, or smoke cl>
CARS, or skylark, or do other things
not exactly in keeping with their
calling, and off starts a series of
plates, worked by clockwork, and
every action OF the clerks during a
series of hours is recorded. There
might be even pleasing, though
rather compromising, use of this me-
chanical camera.A With such an inA
strument all the handsomest women
at a solree might be photographed
without their knowledge, and galle>
rles OF beauties be at anyone's com.
mand. Let it be hoped, however,
that this camera, if it is to be used,
Will only be employed tor thieves
and rascals. That it is perfectly pos.
sible to take such instantaneous pic.
lures, without person knowing it,
admits Of no reasonable doubt.
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SIXTEEN AND SIXTY.

0, grandma sits in her oaken chair,
An in flies Bessie with tangled hair:
"I'm going 10 be married, oh, grandmammal
Pm going 70 be married! hal ha! ha! hal"
O, grandma smooths out her apron string:
do you know my dear tits a solemn thing?"
IT'S solemner not to, grandma.
I'm going to be ma1Tied-Hal hal hal hal"
Then grandma looked through her sixty years,
And sums up a woman's hopes and fears;
six OF 'em living and two of 'em dead;
Grandpa helpless and tied to his bed.
Nowhere to live when the house burned down
Years of lighting with old mother Brown;
stockings to darn and bread to bake:
Dishes to wash and dresses to make.
But then the music of pattering feet,
Grandpa's kisses so fond and sweet,
song and prattle the live long day,
Joy and kisses and love Away.
o, grandma smooths out her apron string,
And gazes down at her wedding ring,
And still she smiles as she drops a tear;
"'Tis solemner not to. Yes, my DEAR
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The learned author of "The De>
scent of Man." in noticing that the
animals often suffer from the diseases
that afflict ourselves, might have add.
ed that In some. cases they are not
free from our vices also. According
to recent letter from Dartur, in AT:
RIGA, the monkeys of that region are
inordinately fond OF kind OF beer
made blythe natives, who use the bev.
erage to capture their similar poor re.
lations. Having placed quantities of
the beer where the monkeys can get
at it, the natives wait until their vic>
TINS are in various degrees OF ineb-
ration, and when they then miugle
with them the poor creatures are too
much tuddled to recongnize the diff.
ference between negro and ape
When the negro takes the hand OF
one OF them to lead him off, some
other fond creature ciings to the hand
of the latter one, another to his hand,
and thus single negro may some-
times be seen carrying offa string of
staggering monkeys. When secured,
the beer is administered in decreas-
lug quantities, so that they may only
gradually awaken to the sad results
of their spree.
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A KIM word OF Advice.

Ii you feel yourself growing weak. your
strength failing, the natural functions
of the body becoming impaired, take
warning in time: your system needs
Iron, which, when combined with prop
er vegetable extracts, produces a tonic
of rare medicinal effect. Such remedy
is Browns Iron Bitters Buy it of your
druggist and do not be persuaded to
take a substitute, for this is the only
remedy which gives permanent strength
1t contains no alcohol, nor does it
blacken teeth. 1t receives the universal
endorsement of clergymen, physicians,
druggists, and all who have used it.
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How to Learn to Swim.

Every boy and girl should learn to
swim. A writer in the american
Agricultwist offers the following
suggestions, by obedience to which
the art OF swimming may be readily
acquired:
When l was a boy l learned to
swim by means Of swimming
board. This is the safest method
possible. IF corxs are used they NAV
slip from around the breast down
beneath the body, throwing the head
below the surface and putting the
wearer in danger of drowning.
Some country boys get two bad.
bers and then tie them together with
a short cord and use them as
supports. They are the most dan.
gerous things possible for a boy TO
! have.
The board is perfectly safe, and
one may learn to swim in very
short time by using one. 1t should
be over four feet long,ove foot wide
and two inches thick, white pine or
[ cedar.
To use it boy wades Into the
water up to his shoulders; then Ia
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Of all remedies for the cure Of ner>
vous and painful diseases, Electricity is
the most wonderful and successful. It
is now applied through the medium of
a metal bristle Brush, The Brush has
a complete battery in the back and is so
simple that child can operate it easily
and safely. A cut is i'll our advertising
columns, which is a faithful representa-
tive of the Brush Most marvellous
cures are reported.
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My wife," remarked prominent
manufacturer, "never attends auc-
lions. She went once, just before we
were married, and seeing a friend on
the opposite size, nodded politely,
whereupou the auctioneer knocked
down patent cradle, and asked her
where Size wanted it delivered"
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A man may borrow money, steal
from a widow, discount bis own
whiskey bill, or nip, prayer-book
from a dying heather, and still have
some chance OF pardon; but when he
swindles poor printer out of his bill,
we think the devil has such a firm'grip
on the waists OF his pants that repen'
lance and torgivness are utterly out
OF the question.
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Homestead Advertisements.
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office a.

gainesville, Fla, Oct. q, 1881. {
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol.
lowing named settler has filed notice {
his intention to make final proof in SUR
port of his claim, and that said proof VIII
pc made before Jno; W. Dickins, CLERK
Saturday. December 3rd, 1881. viz: John
z. Dltson, of Orange City, Fla, for the
W of section %. township IL s ronre
so, e. He names the following Witnesses
to prove his continuous residence noon.
and cultlyation OF, SAID land, VIZ: J. r..
A 1A7II ana y. L. WIckum, OF DeLand: aud
City. ''''''0
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NV Wife's Bridal Tour.

By Nose Skinner
When married my second wife,
she was dreadful set about going off
for bridal tour. I told her she'd
better wait six months or year, and
I'd try to 60 with her, but she said
she'd rather go alone-when a wo-
man was travelling. man was an out
and.out humbug.
So gave her seventy>fve cents,
and told her to 60 off and have
good time. never begrudge money
where my wife's happiness is con-
cerned, My first wife never could
complain OF not going anywhere, for
I'm dreadful fierce to 90 off on good
sine myself, and always was. Idon't
pretend to say how many times l
took her out to see the engine squirt,
and there was no end to the free lee
lures Ilet her go to. The neighbors
used to say: 1t does beat all how the
SINNERS do go!
When Signor Blitz was in Skunk
vile with his wonderful canaries he
gave my wife complimentary ticks
ct. not only sold that ticket Tor
my wife, but I gave her half the mo-
ney l don't boast OF il though;
only mention it to show how much !
thought OF my wite's happiness.
don't think any man ought TO get
snarried until he cam consider his
wife's happiness only second to his
own. John Wise, a neighbor OF
mine, did thusly, and when l got
married l concluded I'd do like Wise.
But the plan didn't work in the
case OF my second wife. Nc, l should
say not. l preached the subject
kindly:
Matilda" l said, 81 suppose you
are aware that 1 am now your lord
and master"
mot much you amt" said she.
Mrs. Skinner" 1 replied. "you are
teartully demoralized; you need reor
ganizing at once. You are cranky
And brandished my new sixty
two cent umbrella wildly around her
She took the umbrella away from me
and locked me up in the clothes.
press.
am quick to draw an inference
and the inference drew was that
was not success as reorganizer o
female women.
After this changed my tactics.
let her have her own way, and thu
plan worked to charm from the YER,
first. It's the best way of managing
wife that 1 know OF. OF cours,
this is between you and me.
So when my wife said she wa
bound TO 60 off on a bridal tour any
how, 1 cordially consented.
&c, Matilda" said l, "and stay a
t2ry as YOU want to; then, If you fec
' as though you would like to stay
little while longer, stay, my dea
stay"
! She told me to stop talking and G
| up stairs and get her red flame
night.cap, and that bag OF pennyroya
for her Aunt Abigail.
My wife is a very smart woman
\ She was a Baxter, and the Baxter
h are very smart family indeed. He
< mother, who is going on eighty, ca
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood.
etc, will send you a recipe that will
cure you free Of charge. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send a selt-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev Joseph T
Inman, Station d, New York City1S1 2C6
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A Cairo girl whose lover is named
Peleg blushingly addresses him as
"Pelimb." Her modesty is of several
years duration, and has baff1ed the
skill Of the best physicians.
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NOVEMBER l6.
1ri.the height OF Folly

to wait until you are in bed with disease
yon:may not get over for months, when
you can be cured during the early symp-
toms by Parker's Ginger Tonic. We
have known the sickliest families made
the healthiest by timely use of this
pure medicine
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L. 4. BARNES.
ISL 49,
81 lS2 RegisteI
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Oct II, 1881. {
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
lng-named settler has filed notice of his in
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before Jno; w. Dickins, Clerk Circuit
Court, at Enterprise, Fla, on Saturday
November goth. 1881. VIZ: Neil Morrison
Homestead No. 406C for the W ! of S
sec and W of II / and II of n W
sec II township Is south. range 20 east.
prove his continuous residence mon
and cultivation OF, said land, viz: VIM
Revels. L W Odum, of Spring Garden and
Joseph Underhill and A. j. Baker, of Vo>
$50 1856 na,rSTa,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

SIX MONTHS from date will present to the
~ Hon. James H. Chandler, County Judge of
Volusia county, my finalaccounts andvouchers
as the administrator of Willoughby Minshew,
late deceased, and ask for final discharge as
administrator. WILLIAM B. MINSHEW,
40 1876 Administrator
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THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.

fry more slap.jacks now than half
those pimped up city girls who rattle
on the piano or else walk the streets
with their furbelows and fixings, pre-
tending TO get mad if youth looks
at EN- pretty hard, but getting mad
III earnest if you don't notice them
at all.
An! girls amt what they used to
be when l was young, and the fellows
are worse still. When went courts
ing, tor instance, l never thought OF
staying till after ten o'clock, and only
went twice a week. Now they 90
seven nights in the week, and cry be-
cause there amt eight. Then they
write touching notes to each other
during the day: "Dear George, do
YOU love me as much now as you did
at quarter past twelve last night?
Say you do, dearest, and it will give
me courage to 60 down to dinner
and tackle them cold beans left over
from yesterday"
Well, well, I suppose they enjoy
themselves, and 1t amt for US old
folks, whose hearts are little cal.
loused by long wear, to interfere.
Let them get together and court, if
they like it-and / think they do. 1
was torty.seven when / courted my
present wife, but it seemed Just as
nice to sit on little cricket at her
feet and let her smooth my hair as it
did thirty years ago,
As said before, my wife is very
smart woman, but she could not be
anything else and be a Baxter. She
used to give lectures on Women's
Rights, and in one place where she
lec;ured a big college conferred the
title of L. L. d. on her. But she
wouldn't take it. mo, gentlemen"
she said, "give it to the poor" She
was always just SO charitable. She
gave my boys permission to go bare.
foot all winter, and insisted on it so
much in her kind way that they could
not refuse.
She fairly dotes on my children
I've seen her many a time 90 to their
trousers pockets and take out their
pennies after thay had st to sleep,
and put them in her bureau drawer,
for fear they might lose them.
1started to tell you about my Wife S
bridal tour, but the tact is | never
could find out much about it myself
l believe she had good time. She
came back improved in health, and 1
found out, before she had been in the
house twenty-four hours, that she'd
gained in strength also. l don't say
how | found it out. simply say
| fnnnd if 7 ,ro,,1J
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HOMESTEAD NOTICE,
Land Office at

Gainesville, Fla, Oct. 90, 1881
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof IN support Of
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before j. w, Dickins. CLERK of the Circnit
Court at Enterprise, Fla, on Saturday the
Orange City, Fla, for the n G / of sec % town.
ship IL south, range 80 east. lie names fbe
following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation OF, said land
viz II p Burill, John Ditson, j + Allen and
Geo Hall, all OF Orange City, Fla.
L. A. BARNES,
~ $50 REGISTER
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rheumatism, neuralgia, hysteria, fe.
male weakness, etc. promptly cured
with Browns Iron Bitters,
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notice..
Land Office at

Gainesville, Fla, October IA, 1881 J
NOTICE is hereby given that on Tuesday
the 9th day of December \. D. 1881 we shall
be prepared to receive cash applications to
purchase at not less than one dollar and
twenty-five cents per acre, the lots Nos. 2 and
r. &c. E. Said land being hereby restored to
the market as provided by sec. 2455 r. S.
i. a. BARNES, Register,
lI9 st JOHN F. ROLLINS, Receiver.
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$50 ls5
NOTICE.
Land Office at,

Gainesville, Fla, Oct Is, 1881. {
office by, Samuel d Peacock against Daniel
u Snefaeld for abandoning his homestead en-.
Try No 2l2S, dated October 2, 1875 upon the Lot
O. gee !, iots and T. sec p, township 1G south,
IL south range 30 east, in Volusia county Fla,
with view to the cancellation of said entry:
tne saldparties are hereby summoned to appear
az inns Office on the Sth day of December. iSSI
az ~ O'Clock M, to respond and furnish ties.
unony concerning said alleged abandonment.
4sV 1S3 JNO + ROLLINS Receiver
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United States Consolidated
Land Office
GAINESVILLE, FLA, Oct. Is. 1881.
C. (ODRINGTON ECO Nntn W, D,,1,1;o nor "a.

UAIN EoVILLE, + La, Oct. 10. 1881. y
CODRINGTON, ESQ, Notary Public DeLand
Florida, Sir:
You are hereby appointed the Commission
the, contest case No G23 of Samuel d. pea.
cock VS. Daniel b Sheffield Homestead No
2l23 1or the Lot sec l, lots and 4 sec y
Octobels2, 1875. 1855
The dispositions will be taken by YOU at 10
O'Clock on Thursday, the 3rd day of Noyem.
Der, 1881 at your office in DeLand, Fla
You will comply strictly with our instruc.
tons ofAugust 1st, 1881, in such cases.
JNO i ROLLINS, Receiver.
, 1881-07-06
CANALS,

NEW YonK, July GA meeting was held
to-day Ill the Interest OF calals, when rcsolll-
tlons were adopted declaring that 1t was tho
duty Ut the Legislature to Immediately pass
tho resolutions now pending In the Senate
allowing people to vote on MI amendment to
abolition or the vicious tnll sysiepl whicl
inns seriously Threatened IL destroy Il lnrgo
portion of nur conllngree nlsti that tho failure
OF tho part Ut our Representatives to do sO
Wonld 1e deemed Indicative ot the a,tbscrv-
iellcy Of both parties to tho graspilig ralrof,l
ll'ollopolies MD tic necessity for 4 now
pnrty WllDse Watclwuru would BIZ nilti-lnO.
liopoly ntnl tho rights OF tho masses against
the privileges Of tho few,
, 1881-07-06
THE COUNTY-BUIJDlNC,

CUNNINGHAM, tho Archer. arouuo wlfo-mur.
defvr, was brought to jail yesterday.
Jup0s WILLIAMSON yesterday succecdod
Judge Anthony In tho Criminal Court.
TuG sheriff Koea t0-tlay with seventeen prls-
onoFs Tor Poatsao and twenty. .otRht for Joliet.
Now THAT 1ulgo llawes ls away IlnIlEtI Rsbtu
Is predicting tho unrly rsturn OF Miuhaal Dorau.
cItEP CtENx IAnBLE, Of tho Shosltr's office,
leaves for Mount Ulum6hs, Michigan, Ia. NOR.
row. Whcro ho win pasa hIs vacation.
surERvtsoM KEts.Y, Of I.cuont, wants 10 sue.
Hu il Democrat, aud thfMk4 to can win,
& c,lAMLEs Az. MoGox, under sontenou for murder.
all4 Whos ~ tl'9 order nt thugs, shn,ll bU 1uat
~ Inltut to-day to enter n1u l4 SENTENCE. ID 10
1o htl1 oxor to Awnft tho aGt1on ur sh0 SunrcinD
Conrs III ella stiRtter nf Kranttnv hin, il s,Iprr-
neiisas no u ~ bp huld IT tho instance OF tho
nit. H. L. huNnoH, who was sent 10 jatl so.ne
MaSs a4o, una!9etl Win uDtnhiltt'pK All Hhotuou
seluaS0 Ot y Wit OF hRheus corpus. an arrange.
,avIIt flas been nade 0y which Judge Iioguss Viii
hesr tho motion ut .;O o'elock. "''%
THE unemployed who hayo hcen drawn fur tia
Ju!y uTand Jury Arc Ut lilurty tO IUuk for iii.
othnE 1oil Vt ,onoe. IT bus boon AEreud not 10
os tom II fGr sssS esx s ,at
next 70 !!!rH will be especial" and Il 10 look ullt
:, AN!tA NaEMkHTA have boon u,ada for tha ItRht.
my uf tho County CnMm sssIolcra' r{Not1 hy two
msxnlheent chandeliers III connection with jets
oa the wall. Tho chandeliers nro Of Il beautiful
!4h0y has also 1aen supplied with eivht substatl.
t'Al Ana comfortable Iutteug. The r,unI ia nov
marvel OF beAuty aud utility Gonbllpl,.
, 1881-07-06

dent McCrca III tho chair. Tho Committee, MP
pointed lnat week by tho property-nwt,urs o..
humboldt boulevard. can't hefore the Hoard
and. through its Chairman, Mr. Fnrin, requested
that tho Park Commissioners cooperate III tho
improvement and extension OF Humboldt bottlc.
yAr1l. The petition, which had bccn circulated
anlonH tho property. holders for signatures. to-
gcthcr With written request. were submitted.
md 1lfcd for tho futur1 confederation or tin
@Ii9rt1. @ a. cot11nllncaeinn was runsf from 4. =.
n,!,'Ts President n. q tho peoplos aas Com.
:.sated ::s.ated the utility ii tak!nK Up
Whshtt9tDt street nll tcnlnElUK It 1'y two fnllr-
tneh nnIns on plRcct. tln'ler inch Riitter. This,
10 stated. could bo itonc nt II ttIsk INT t0 exceed
$e,N0 to which amount tho Company ttUtlh tl.
nntp largely. Under tho proposed ptnn tho
monpy saved on Acrytrn.piites would bo consid.
ernblc. and tho Nccrssty tf 1tcAk !ng tho Mo-
Adam after tho !H,tltcvAr1 Il completed would
l,o o,vEatcd. Tho communication wns referred
ton cnntn!ittce cntsst!nR Of Commissioners Nc
rl,intcation wnd reat from \. l.. A,hbcrR & o.,
tho cnntrMctnrs fur the building Of the r1t ask.
Ing Tint th0y bo crintttcto tikv 0rnnlt or tr,p.
rack fur the toir.lrussLnE frr,m Waterloo. Wis,
Instead Of DovIrA 1.nke. Tho Secretary was IN.
strllttetl tn runtv that. II the specifications Merp
tntiplItsf with, 1t 1nalie m difference Mt whit
point tho RrnnIt WIS ubtnincd. Several reports
werg received from Engineer Unbrge " Wilson
aud npprbvc,t. Tho SECRETARY was Instructed tn
pslEclnl1y nsltify tho GtlyerHnr thut 4 vacancy
has o!etrrca ~ tho tloar,i by the ,leath Of tho
lte appointed. The Secretary wns
nlat ordered to hnyc 100 copies OF tho lteviaed
nufoU rnt0,
, 1881-07-06
must bo admitted TINT hD fs well n,lvancc In
crime nnd PROMISES 10 tloroOp Into a dangerous
1toms from tho Records Of tho Foil,
NtNtfOuN.

1tcIns from thu Records Of tho Police
/, NtntiomN.
About O'Clock yeatcrtluy morning ONiccr
John Morwosce was nhsnultcl ty n EHnr Of
yottnR hppt1tuns at tho corner Of Ch!cnuo ave.
1ttc md franklin Atrcat. md q prtsoncr wIc,n
no was cscostin9 10 tho Chicago Aveuua stntlon
was taken nway from him. Ono Of tho fno.n-
borb Of the gang then struck tho osllcor an tho
head with brink. in!iictIng II scalp wu,lnd
abollt AT tnoh long. f1o wAs unable to report
Tor luty yesterday. No Glow to tho hoolntns.
John lfaysttcks, n yostuB man who ocouplos a
c'orical poalllon In North Clark stroct urocory
Rtoro, wns nrrcstcd yesterday upon tho COM
r!alnt OF Thomns I1uRRott, Of No. ass North
Frhnk1tn atrcot, WHO alleges that ffAystIcks fa
gnllty fH attBmptc'l rApe upon tho person of
comrlninants tlnuHhtur. n3otl 10 ycnrs. Tho
aguttt1d tlenies tho .aefcKati0t,t and says that
Ply @gIaeknlail tsat th1 lIutt0t Ut the prosecution.
Iho tlct TINT tho iattln Ktr WHO s anil to hnfo
!nx supper to tlie inRn In tliu coli, would Indicate
that tller0 la dtforencu pI opinion nt least be-
tween tho E!rl Nttd her father.
Fnulha H0mpel, n YOUNG woman 70 ye1rs OF
nRc, who hns becr In Amurlcn only niua weeks,
hn9 Tor Blk yoeks ctnrloyed ~ Il domestic at tho
residence Of ConrAd belrp, IN South l'nrk nvc-
nuc, was before Justice WMtnCo yesterday upon
q charge OF lhron1ly preforrod by ller employers
" whs shown that Ii, tho period Of har service
sn0 mAllaKud to convert to hcr own usQ nbuut
?l00 worth Of property, Including n ru!r Of
diamond car. rings valued ut $to0: 5hu was held
to tho Criminal Court iii bonds Of $500.
, 1881-07-06
MATRIMONIAL.

nv. :, -
Indy who ,us ,lJouto AZ orua,,ist far ria yo,n,.
Mons Christian Assoointon for ~ .one mn y"rs Sunx
rnst' and Nt. VIII Fisher, Ut l'oorla. who has
latety bcca appointed Hcurutury of tho AYypciu-
tton, occurred Inst evening In tho narlurt n IN,
oahua lao.he ttoto'. 1he ceremony was per-
formed ~ oc!ook ny tho ltev. Il. ]. 0s'odwIi,,
thu presoucu VI i lasKO UiruIS uf iEiv1l.ls. rho
bride VIVA tasscsuty aittrcd IL u rn0o Of oreats-
coloresi snrah satlIi hAr tlrussut hiHh and urIl-
ctl y AtAe Fisher Slytor al ti,e xrf.,,t: mn, Wr