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ton. The testimony of 6fty-two married
women she has tabulated as follows: Forty
FIVE believed it to have been favorable, six
were inclined 10 think it was not entirely
favorable, and one thought it had been I'M
favorable. Another of the early objections
to the practice of medicine by women was
the preiudicial influence such exhaustive
work might have upon the life of the general
practitioner. She states the facts have not
confirmed that fear; on the contrary, she
declares that the study and practice Of medi-
cine has, in the judgment OF more than one
woman physician, saved her own life. She
saws it has not been unusual that women who
have been engaged in the practice of med
icine dozen years have been found to pos
cess more vigor aud power of endurance at
the expiration of that time than they pos
sessed at the beginning of their professional
career. The experience of some OF the grad
yates, especially those who conducted a coun-
try practice, is set forth in some of her cor
respondence, and contains many examples of
pluck, perseverance and ultimate success.
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PETROLEUM AT PITTSBURG.
Intense Excitement Prevailing-Sales
Tor the Day, I,66I.OOO Barrels.

PITTsBURG, May 20.-Intense excitement
prevailed at the Oil Exchange this morning
Exaggerated reports of the capacity of big
strike at Warren were received, and fuctua-
tons of quotations were frequent and quite
large. The opening price was Csc, but the
market quickly jumped to 69c, and then
back again to &c, closing at noon at 66sc
bid. The sales at the morning session ag
gregated 100000 barrels. There was a irmer
feeling during the afternoon session, and the
market was more settled, closing at Csc bid
The sales for the day were 1861 900 barrels
Operators do not apprehend any serious re-
sults from the sudden break in the market
few small dealers may be squeezed out
but heavy dealers will not be affected.
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GONE GLIMMERING.
Guiteau's Last Faint Hope Dispelled by
the Decision of the District Su.
preme Court.
Deadlock in the House on the Mackey'
O'C0nnOr Contested Election Case
Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, May 90 Shipherd has
issusd a card to the public which Is intended
to express his opinion of Blaine, and Of the
committee investigating the affairs OF the
Peruvian Company. 1t concludes as follows;
"In answer to requests already received from
nearly every State in the Union, am consid
ering the expediency Of continuing my mar
rstiVe. The necessary data are all ready,
and If the public wants facts and documents,
1 am rather inclined not to refuse them"
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} Ran.ss ernin Crop.


KANSAS Crr3, May s20.-Never has the
growing wheat crop attracted so general at
tention and SO much solicitude in this sec
ton as now. The presence of the chinch
bug throughout Kansas last year, the gen.
eral shortage in the crop resulting from
these insects, and the dry weather has mas
Kansas the pivotal point of the crop. The
season has been exceptionally favorable.
Reports from southwest Kansas are wonder
fully unanimous that the growing wheat is
in unusually good condition. Central Kan
sas correspondents agree that the prospects
are very 1attering. The Fate cool weather
has been very -benefcial, and the plant looks
healthy and strong, and promising of large
yield. The acreage of corn is said to be very
large, and most of it is up. Pasturing is
good, and the general outlook is encouraging
all over the State. .9s a1nsli or ~ e 1888 u
Mr.. Max Maretzek is writing comic
opera, which treats of the manners of the
Western Reserve generally and Cincinnati
particularly. twill be called POrkoPOlis.
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TUSCALOOSA DEMOCRACY.
Election of Delegates 10 Congregational
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Special to the Appeal
TUSCALOOSA, ALA, May 20.-Tuscaloosa
county assembled in Democratic convention
to-day. The Hon. H. H. Browne was renom-
mated and General S. A. NJ. Wood was NOM
mated for the Legislature. Delegates were in
structed to vote for the Hon. Andrew C. Har-
graxe, of this city. The delegates to the
congressional convention were unlnstructed.
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Oxygen I'm medical Science.

In report on the subject to the French
Academy of Science, NJ. Hagen presents
some important facts regarding the physio-
logical and therapeutical effects of oxygen.
Taken in doses of twenty to fifty liters twice
q day, mixed with a very small amount of
air, he states that it augments the appetite,
the red corpuscles and the hamoglobin in
the blood, ikewile the weight eff the body.
1t also stimulates the nutritive movement of
Tissues, and increases thereby the e1cretion
of urea. In chlorosis it is found TO be q
useful adjunct to iron.
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E<t y lsszz a Speedy and
Hs1Wr7s Painless Cure
Ia ZTE5f5VIE for the Opium
II ~ a3EttG or NJ orphin Q
n HMf YSfAeHE&& ~ a bit. Cure
E%N[{f kEkhSk<EA Guaranteed.
49, - Il HIcDt A0 address
kAt ~ n. B. DREWRY,MD.
S<z5S[zzI 2 - <1-sr GRIFFIN GA
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way with the Rev. Thomas Mitchell, min
lister Of the gospel, the author of a work on
CosmogOay. The colonel discreetly re-
fused to measure swords with an antagonist
he did not know; but when he was shown
a card signed by men who vouched for Mr..
MitchelPs ability, be demurred on the
ground that Mitchell was merely seeking for
notoriety; he didn't propose to advertise any
body gratis. Now, this is honest. 1t would
be Interesting to know what Ingersoll would
charge to confer "notoriety" on minister
OF the gospel. But not 10 press this matter
too far, it must be remembered that Inger-
soil is too busy Just now in defending Star
route thieves to continue his attacks on the
christian religion. One branch of the sub
Jet at time il all he can attend to.
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RELIGIOUS.
Pre.byterIan eeneraI Assembly.

SPRINGFIELn, ILL, May 20-The Presby-
terrain General Assembly to-day did only
the standing committee on ministerial relief
and adjourned to Monday.
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THE AGONY OVER.
The Legislature 10 Adjourn Monday
Bills Passed.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, May 2O.-1he revenue and
appropriation bill passed third reading.
The bill in reference to discrimination
against passengers on railways also passed.
The majority of the committee on the
1908 case recommended the payment OF
$4,000 to lawyers for defending the 1908
case.
The Legislature will adjourn Monday.
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PIrNBURG, May 20.-The railroad coal
miners Of this district held an animated
meeting here to-day. Some weeks ago the
miners in twenty-one pits struck against 9
reduction from four to three and half cents
per bushel per inning, and the operators i'm
ported colored men to take the places of the
strikers. One hundred and thirty-thrse pits
were represented at to-day's meeting, and it
was resolved to continue the strike against
The reduction, and to quit work in every pit
in the district If the colored men were not
discharged by June 1st- At present the
strike affects 1000 miners, but if it extends
to all the mines as threatened 1000 will be
thrown out of employment
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WINONA, MISS.
Corn, Cotton and Fruit Prospects Coos
The Matrimonial Insurance Fever.

Special to the Appeal
WINoNA, MISS, May 20.-Our town is
stictly on wheels. The skating-rink is now
all the go.
The prospect for heavy fruit crop this
year is better than has been known for ter
years past.
The matrimonial insurance fever ragei
here. Nearly every man in town is of ar
insurance age. Captain B. F. Jones, OF the
AdrGnee, represents eighteen companies. Ht
has disposed of his interest in his paper to 3
II. Wear, late OF West Tennessee, his fore
man.
The corn and cotton prospects are both
good; good crops of both this year.
The river still rises, but the waters in thu
Yazoo bottoms are low enough for the farm
ers to 90 to work
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Every Mind IA. n. own Interests

That school methods are entirely opposed
to the worlds method and to natures method
of acquisition is the statement of Mr.. J. z.
Maude in Education. Examination" he
adds, "never will, and never ought to be, .
test of what students know. Every mind has
its own interests, and can acquire most
quickly by studying what its peculiar inter
ests lead To. All that should be done in the
way Of eoppqlsion il to keep the mind to jts
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Assembly OF Southern rresbyterians

ATLANTA, GA, May 20-The Assembly of
the Southern Presbyterians has developed
into very full one. In to-day's session tele-
grams of christian greeting were received
from the Cumberland Presbyterian Assem-
bly, and from the Northern Presbyterian As
sembly, and cordial responses were returned.
The assembly decided not to take action on
the approval of the Revised New Testament
at present A delegate from the Reformed
Dutch Church was heard, and a moderator
responded. The assembly will meet next
year at Lexington, KY.
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RESOLUTIONS OF REsPECT.

ftftrsF1 "a -.- John A. Schultz -
Alta regular meeting of Dismond Lodge No: $50
knights OF Honor. the undersigned having beeI
appointed a committees to draft suitable resolu
tfons expressing the sense of the above named
Lodge upon the death OF our well beloved Brother
knight, JOHN A SCHULTZ. who departed this life
April n, 1882
WHEREAS, II has pleased the Supreme Dictator
of the Universe 70 remove from our midst orr lat
Brother, JOHN A SCHULTZ, who, during LIE, en-
deared himself to the members OF this Order BY
the very prompt and efficient manner in which ne
performed the duties Of q knight OF Honor:
Resolued, That in the death of JOIN A. SCHULTZ
the Knights of Honor have most useful and
worthy menber-one who was ever ready 70 essis
the unfortunate and extend the strong arm OF fei
loWship TO his brother Knights.
Res0tred That while we bow humbly to thu
divine will Of an all-wise Providence. who d0etl
ell things WELL feel he has been called upon u
receive q higher and nobler rank as reward 10
his upright and knightly Conduct.
ResoJucd, That the heartfelt sympathy OF th1
Lodge be extended TO his bereaved wife and famt
ly in this their great afijction and commend then
TO the care of Him in whom alone true eo1nfoT
can be found. t5 fflr 81 t.-.e#
Resolred, That s.copy OF these resolutions be sen
to the family Of the deceased, and that they b
published in the APPEAL and AraLanehe.
s. 81. ROBERTSON.
t'" II. A. MILLER
t=rr W. Il MAGUIkE.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

A number of persons engaged in selling
Louisiana and Havana lottery tickets have
been sent to Jail.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Among the sub
scriptions received by Treasurer Gillian for
the Garfield memorial hospital is 1882 con-
tributed in London and Paris.
The postmaster general will leave to-mor-
row for brief visit TO his home in Wiscon-
sin. While West ne will make arrangements
for putting on fast mail train from Chicago
west.
Shipherd says he don't propose to bother
with the Foreign Affairs Committee any fur
ther, but intimates that he will give the pub
lie, through the press, documents which the
committee declined to receive upon his terms.
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Celebrating the Anniversary of the
Declaration of Independence.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., May 20.-About Il, 900
people to-day attended the 10th anniversary
of the Declaration of Independence by the
residents of Meoklenberg county. Senator
Vance delivered the welcoming address, Sem
'ator Ransom the Declaration" and Senator
Bayard was the orator of the day. The gov
ernor and staff, Senators Butler and Hamp-
ton, and several members of Congress, TO-
gether with number of prominent men
from this and adjoining States are in attend
anCa
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Cleveland Bridge and Car-works Com.

CLEVELAND, o., May 20.-The Cleveland
Bridge and Car Works Company assigned
to-day to H. F. Sweetzer, of Titusville, and
w. II. McCurdy, of Cleveland, who gave
bond in the sum of $4,000, and will COM
plete contracts and continue the business OF
company. The 700 employees were paid of
to-day as far as contracts demand, and in a
few days will be paid to May 1st President
CaAin states that the assignment was forced
by pressure of obligations and the diff
Guilty of obtaining ready money. He says
the company's assets are S250,O00 greater
than its Liabilities, and that it has contracts
to construct S250,000 worth of bridges. He
also says the works are worth $325, 700, in
Guiding upward of 100000 worth Of real
estate. The exact assets and liabilities can
not be ascertained for some time Mr..
Clafin thinks the company will be able to
resume business in sixty or ninety days.
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Koman,a Rluck.

To prove what influence the study and
practice of medicine has had upon the do
nestle relations of wife and mother, DR..
Bodley has gone to great trouble Her
voluminous correspondence with the grad
yates has elected much interesting Informs
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Racing AT washtnrton.

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-At the National
Jockey Club the following races took place
The three-fourths of mile dash was won
by Blue Lodge; Prosper second, Oden third.
Tme-1:l6
The Vernon Stakes, one and fourth miles,
was won by Sweet Home; Infanta second,
Clara third. Time-2:14.
The third race, mile heats, was won by
Valparaiso; Helen Wallace second. Time
1:4S&, Ash, so. The first heat was dead
one between Valparaiso and Helen.
The one mile dash was won by Chicodee
Emily F. second, Strathspey third. Time
l A.
The steeplechase, all ages. was won by
Judge Murray; Kitty Clark second, Gift
third. No time taken
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Flood i'm Red River.

P. B. Cash's place. below here, broke to-day.
and several adjoining places are partially
submerged from the back water. The plant
ers are all hard at work strengthening the
levees. The river rose twelve inches up to /
o'clock to-day. 1t is reported as falling
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
samuel MAY d Co. Ro.fan.

BosroN, May 20.-The large metal-im-
porting house Of Samuel May & Co., Nos IA
to 20 Oliver street, has suspended. The liza
bilities amount to several hundred thousand
dollars. The house claims to have ample
assets, and that the suspension is caused by
inability to obtain needed ready funds.
Pending a meeting of the creditors and the
presentment of statement of the liabilities
and assets, the business will go on as usual,
under the direction of an assignee.
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DUBLIN, May 20.-It is reported that
Grape has been affixed to the door of Cardi-
nal McCabe's residence, and piece OF paper
with the representation of a coffin on it left
on his doorstep. The cardinal visited Lord
Spencer to-day.
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Troy, n. Y, May 20.-Troys, IA; Bos'
tons, 8.
CHICAGO, May 20.-Chicagos, 5; De.
troits,3.
PIrTsBURG, May 20.-AlIeghanies, 5: Gin,
cinnatis, 9.
BALTIMORE, May 20.-Baltimores, z; St.
Louis, 10.
CLEVELAND, o., May 2O.-Clevelands, g
Bufalos 3.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-Philadelphias
z; Athletics, 6.
New YORK, May 20.-Metropolitans, g.
Eclipse, Of Louisville, 2.
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A Steamer Thirty Days Crossing ths

MONTREAL, May 20.-The steamship Scot
land arrived to-day after a voyage of thirty
days from London. She was hemmed in for
nine days by ice in the gulf, and only got
through by the passengers and crew cutting
an opening. All on board were on short al
loWance of food for several days.
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The Chicago Inter-Oeean's Dfmeuiftes
Adjusted.

CHICAGO, May 2o.-Judge Barnun1, In the
Circuit Court yesterday dissolved an In.
junction and dismissed . bill fled BY several
parties, who claim to have q binding con-
tract with the present managers OF the Inter
Ocean giving them controlling interest in
that paper. The court held that the pro.
visions Of the contract were % vague that il
would be impossible to enforce them. Thil
leaves the Management of the paper in The
hands Of the present proprietors.
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Notice e, of Dissolution.
Memphis ard Yieksbarg Railroad Co.
......1 -. - = - Ia. r,l,...

A MEErT,ft} 0f Tie stockholders OF the above
IN ment aneG leonnalIs- is hereby en- Cd, to be
held at the office 0l lac company, IN the city OF
VicksburgsSg p . clock M, on the on the 2sth
day OF t4as, ESS2, 70 consider and act upon n
proposition .0tunselidate tbs company with the
Mississippi Nsiey and ship Island Railroad Com
pany, the 2 7llilcsslg southern Railroad Company,
and the New Orleans s1d Mississippi Valley Ball
road EompaEy- lA- LrlpOseo consolidation 70 DO
made under an by vfffue 81 act " the Lcgsla-
ture of the State OF MissszipFi approved March >.
1882 and Cnti L1 ncl 20 az thorizc the Memphis
and VieksbuTR Ratifo+d Company. and the Missia-
sippi Valley snd ShiP land E,iiEoad Company to
-. K 7. WILSON President.
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Bob Racks nnun

Colonel Ingersoll doesn't seem to have the
courage OF his convictions. Or perhaps it is
conscience that makes a coward of him. At
any rate, he has positively declined to dis
suss the questions raised by his attacks on
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LABOR TROUBLES.
me situation Critical a, nu,k.xo,

Inc sfsuAtIou CrificaI Al AuskeKon.
MUsKEKoS, MICH, May 20.-To-day the
booming company fanked the strikers by
sens hen n5ss n Of men
under the protection Of the Pemberton
Guards, before the strikers learned what was
done. The company now have about 800
men on the boom grounds we'll guarded. No
disturbance took place, altheug h the situa-
ton Is critical.
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Ayers HAIR VIeoR rest

AYERS HAIR VIeoR restores the color and
stimulates the growth of the hair, prevents
it from falling of, and greatly increases its
beauty. 1t has delicate and lasting per-
fume, its ingredients are harmless, and for
the toilet il is upequalsd.
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EGYPT AS SHE is.
Interesting Interview with United States
ConsuI-General Wolf-Tbe Condi-
ton Of the Country
Not So Bad as Reported-NO New De-
YelOpments in Ireland-San
Domingo.
IRELAND.

LONDON, May 20.-The Mansion House
Jewish relief fund now amounts to e72, 900.
The Fund Committee dispatch 1000 refugees
to America weekly at q cost Of $500.
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EVERYTHING RISING
The Spring Rise Playing Sad Havoc
Below-Arkansss City Again
Under Water.
The People Discouraged and Want Il
Get 0ut-Crop Prospects Very
Decidedly Gloomy.
Special to the AppeaL.l

Special to the Appeal
ARKANSAS CITY, ARK, May 20.-Again
We seem TO be under the ban of the elements.
Scarcely had We got our feet on Mother Earth
after the last oYerfow-February, March
and April of this year-until here comes
another flood. And one which you said
and were backed by the best meteorological
talent of the country in the assertion-that
We would have no "June rise" But it is
here; it is creeping up into town with the
celebrity of one of those long, yellow snakes
one meets with in midsummer in the low
grounds of the valley. The water is upon
US again, and seemingly in earnest. 1t may
be very we'll for you to point 10 the upper
rivers and say everything is falling above"
but down here Everything is rising above"
including the river and the prices of provis-
ions. If one-sixth of the tillable area of
Chicot and Desha counties this year return
the outlay to the planter we will be in good
luck. Just as we have corn up and growing
and cotton almost ready to chop out, here
comes the water again. We can plant corn,
it is true, as late as the Doth of June, with a
fair prospect of redeeming the land from
growing up into cookie burrs and like weeds;
but what are the merchants to do who have
advanced upon the chances of our making a
cotton crop? You are correct inyour theory
that we should have diversity OF crops
not depend alone upon cotton. But who will
advance supplies on any other crop? For
reply, ask Fader, Frank & Co, Busby, Tool
& Co., Hill, Fontaine & Co., and hundred
other Front street merchants OF your city.
Not dollar in meal, meat or mules, unless
you have in and chopped out" certain
acreage of cotton. Mr.. Thomas II. Allen
could give the APPEAL some pointers on this
subiect.
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Capital Matrimonial Association
or
JaCk@oz1s HM1@S1@s1PP
A BENEV oLEIT AssS GRAFTON,
OrganizedandC Chartered under dhe Laws
OF the State OF JIississippf, April
Ga EIIrr 90, ISS2.
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ANOTHER ARREST.

A man named Mccarthy has been arrested
on suspicion of being concerned in the
Phoenix Park, murder at Glasgow. He has
stains on his garments supposed to be blood,
and partially healed wound on the nose.
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The following list will be of interest, ex-
hibiting the progress Of the gerrymanders
thus far. The Virginia gerrymander is de-
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rho Rerrxmnnaers.

Witness said that, although there was bath
room in the house, ne never knew Miss Burr
to use il during the four years he was in her
service. '9i'-- s'A'
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DIED.

BREEN-On Saturday May 20, 1852, at $50 IN,
DANIEL BREES, aged thirteen years and eight
months. 'H fsE i.rfi 800 nrll 5000
The funeral viii take place this SUNDAY morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, from his fathers residence, Jos
Main street.
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srsl -- NOTICE
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

GEALED PROPOSALS for the grading trestle
, bridging. crossties and track-Iayfng of l2I[
miles Of The Memphis, Selma and Brunswick Rail-
road, between Memphis, Tenn, and Holly Springs,
Miss Will be received until 18th May At NV once
245 Second street. where profile and specifcations
may be seen after Sth May. The entire work 10 Be
finished by frst day of October 1882 Address an
bids 70 Fred Wolfe, President.
mu 7F MINOR EFRJWETrIrp
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serious CLERICAL Error

NASHVILLE, May 2O.-By clerical error
in the reports OF the Methodist Conference
oil the 18th instant, the name of the Rev.
Amos Kendall was used instead of Louis
Kendall, who had been expelled and was re-
manded for another trial
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IN MEMORIAM.
James sanona,

ai Who departed this life May Is, 1852. &,
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased the Supreme Ruler o.
the Universe TO take from our midst Brother gAME'
sANoHA, who during life, was usefnl member in
our chivalric Order. In the death of Brother
JAMES SASoNA the Order of Knights of Pythias
has lost faithful member-one who stood ready
TO defend and maintain the dignity of the Order;
one who was ever ready 20 extend 9 strong hand OF
fellowship to his brother Knights. - p
--,, To tents of woe. to beds Of pain.
Our cheerful feet repair. --'-- t-7
And with the gifts Thy hand bestow "a ~
Relieve the aouneras CARE