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IVA, ILL.,, January "a, lS8l,-cARrrR MEDICINE

IVA, lLb'' January IA lo6l,~CARrEk MEDICINE
Co..
Gents.-Encloged find one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot
tie Carter's Little Nerve Pills. and for the
balance Carter's Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle Of Liver Pills received from
yop some time ago have been tested by me
and several OF my friends, among whom |
distributed them, and in every instance
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they are the medicine-seek not
to improve them-they are perfect.
UuGH WILL, Ava, Jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliyer & Walker
druggists, Dalla9 Texas.
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From DIR. S. a. Pool, Memphis, Tennessee
| recommend and use with my patients
Colden's Liebig's Liquid Extract Of Beet
and Tonic lnyigorator and | find it exceed
ingly beneficial in debility, weakness, febrile
and nervous diseases, and reliable, nu-
tritive tonic. Remember the name, Col
den's-take no other) Of druggists gen.
arallv
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II Might Have Isecn.n

TT NTIsUt ftNNV TtVH.
Thus your friends win sing as they watch
your life ilickering out with that dread dis
ease dyspepsia stay its ravages by using
at once Browns Pepsin Tonic. Remem-
Der Delays are dangerous.
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Cant sleep nights is the complaint
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con
sumption, Cough, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy? 1t is the best
preparation known for all Throat and Lung
by W. II. Patterson & Co., Dallas, Texa,
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Those old Santa Cruz Rum Punches at
the Parlor are still the rage and beat a
norther in breaking the monotony OF sum.
mer heat.
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Save the children From lack of ma
turer judgement they are specially liable to
Sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping
Cough, etc. Use Acker's English Remedy
1t saves hours of anxious watching. For
sale by ". Ii. Patterson Il Co., Dallas
Texas
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2bC. vs.. 500

25c. W.. 500!
The one buys box OF Browns Vegeta-
sick headache and torpid liver; the other
you pay your doctor as penalty for net
using Browns Liver Pills in time: which
amount will You pay? All of Browns med
cines for sale by al druggists in Dallas,
asst Dallas aud Texas.
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Buy your buggies at W. w. orr's, sue.
essor to Sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas,
Texas.
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Wines, liquors, cigars and the coolest
beer. billiard tables aud polite attention,
can always be found at the Glen Lea,
saloon, opposite the HERALD office.
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rs. s. s. has given entire satisfaction to
everybody who have taken II for Skin or
Blood Diseases Il A. Britain, druggist,
st, Joseph, Missouri.
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Premature Loss of Hair

May be entirely prevented by the use Of
Burnett's Cocoaine. Housekeepers should
insist upon obtaining Burnett's Flayoring
Extracts. they are the best.
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/ air amps. enraI IN he"t 90 Pa,I ~ COMPRESS
loon. Price. s,h s'N ~ '''n a nvs "a
NOR SALE-A inlso,I{, ,,--I;---,---,
i boldsffe. nearly NV smS , 'm SIN hIe.
sale bv q r VreeisnI snrthwo ~ less I9t
aud Market streets rovliG
EOR sALE-A nice folding iounye hI.c, 40.
hair; cost new, $685. will sell at a n,gs Jis.
count Address II, care Hciad OHlce.
NOR ,ALF-Two good cooss,,vos ,,,i,,i.,-,,--.
L hotel or restaurant. one M % cbsrtap Ha aU.
other Il Continental o cd and nesrIv non. To-,
sale on account of Wishing 10 putch,se RSn,",,
also heating stove for diulnsIr0om. all nesr,y
new Apply at onCe al Dclmonico Restaurant
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Exclusive wholesale and retail millinery
and suit house In the state at Bauman's,
5o5 Elm street.
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The handsomest chamber sets you ever
saw, for IS, at the Crystal Palace.
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The best hotel In Plano TO stop Nis the
CommerciAl-ifyou want q nice room and
good meal. A. SorSrAo, proprietor.
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after had tod him of a visit TO a remark,
able private dwelling that was now going
up We'll, | have only one piece OF
property in the world that brings me It's
ill! value, and it is my fishing-rOd. can
START OUT with that rod, and with an old
shoe-lacer to attach the line with, can in-
wade any state in this Union. 20 down any
river and get days exercise and 10Y. II
| had a place, snch as you speak Of, would
be o slave To it =
inquired what the social habits were
around the senate in good weather.
Why" said Mr.. Bright, 1--WE often make
up little democratic parties there to 70 Oft
into Virginia, With Morgan, of Alabama,
and Dan VOORHEES, aud Beck, Pendlston
and some Others, | get OIL two or three
days at a time. We went to Peytous
once, up in London county, among the
mountains, Dan Voorhees, is d beautiful
reader, and his remarks and criticisms be-
tween the lines are, If possible, better than
the poetry. remember while we were up
there on the front porch, taking a julep
and talking literature, | quoted the lines
Happy the man whose wish and care,
A few paternal acres abound.
Content TO breath his native air
ON his own ground.
"'whose hearts with milk, whose iilds brea1;;
Whose tiocks supply with attire.
Whose trees in summer Weld him shade,
In winter fire.
None of them knew whera it came from
and when said it was Pope they offered to
bet me gallon of whisky apiece that he
newer wrote such loose, unpublished, if
manly, lines. | said, gentlemen, l will
make it more, if any object to you, than
that. lfthey are not Pope's you shall have
a barrel of whisky apiece; and II they are.
you shall each send me gallon Pope's
workswere in the house, and the lines being
taken down, they were proved up TO him
by print, got my whisky in excess OF the
promise, "-[Gath in Enquirer.
81 have been troubled with liver COM
! plant, kidney disease and bad blood for a
long time. | have used Simmons Liver
Regulator, and it has done me more good
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Smoke ssuuinsDuks o, Durham. Stand
Ard the world.
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4fliscellanenns bSlanfs

1selSesIIanecus oo2ants
ANTED--By a married man who ha, ius,
located IN the city, y situation in a dry
soous OF sfooerv store To handle freight or 10
uIlNe wagon or toa ~ salesman in a gro.
Gerry writesa fair and rapid hand and ns a
See, 'ff'' W" ' s",i7., ~
ANTED-ro rent residence with four or
n'c rooms kitchen aud servants house.
prompt pay and good caro- taken. Address p, %
hsS leoo OF call At us Elm street novl7- II
w ANrEU-A good cook. man or woman. An.
ply al wv Wood and Ackard SITS novi7u
WANrEp-A gentleman aud wife want ono
OF TWO furnished or unfurniShed ruoms,
WIZ " "a o2srl IN private family. Address A. r.,
WANTED-rwo stone cutters, At Honey
w Grove $ Nelson. noyie1tf
ANrED-Au active and Intelligent man To
M position OF trust and responsibility.
10 tne right person very liberal arfangemen,s
w w % made made Address with reference. Reliable
i. .e.e..y oilloe. novi64t
WASrEp-Situaton by single young man az
w salesman or shipping c,erk; four wears
experience In wholesale grocery unexceptions.
ple reference; employment object more than
salary Address, Frank Hyatt, Herald oillce'
nOvl6-it
NTANTkD-A man, good driver, who ihor.
w oughly understands care of horses nua
make himself useful about the house. AMY ~
schneider & Davis royl OWN "
WANrED-Two good walters at the Union
w Depot Hotel. Apply at once. novll-u
WANrED--A good cook. Apply to Charles
Fred tucker, 2S Patterson ave, noyl2tf.
WANrED-six. girls III Hughes Bros 4 Co. s
w factory, end OF frvay street. oct2S.tf
w ANTED--Asentsnw wanted for our new, n.
" Illustrated aud fast selling books AID fine
PICTORIAL Family Bibles" Extra terms ID
agents, Call on or address TEXAS BOOK AM
BIBLE Co, 7I Main street. Dallas, Texas
WANTED-A tile of the DAILY HEEALb ioI
w The year 1872 Apply at the Herald Office
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cheap Column.
4lotices.

No1ich-.Adyerusemenis may os nsnaed Iato
~ oot business Office up 10 Sp. M. and into the
oonrosiag room up to l q, m.
NolINE-send oeierS q New Orleans 10
~ new crop rice. sugar and molaSSeS N A. y
SeAoO y Co, faNhsSing Brokers, No. 1
IohOHpitoulaS 81 Terms cash. Coffee. 90 DAYS
Now Is the time u eouSign red rust proof oats 10
New orleans The planting season here is inst
" nailN. nAill .NInn
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For Nemr.

IGOR RENT-The Wilson hotel, Ennis, Texas,
Il by December let partly furnished: twenty
rooms; enjoys good patronage Address o! ~.
ply at once to jeff Anderson Ennis Texas
rovl7-lw
EOR HENr- First'class hotel TO rent in Den.
J. ton, Texas; partly furnished: possession
given December 10Th Apply TO W. j. Lacy,
Denton. Texas. noylS.i5t
EoR RENr-Three furnished rooms with OF
L without board, Apply ut HOS Elm street
EoR RENr-The Mechanics hotel located AT
L 0oJ Pacific avenue, Apply AT 615 Elm ST.
noyi
EOR RhNr-COmmeroia Hotel on Commerce.
L street, south OF Grand Windsor repained
and newly papered. Call on BowsER h LEM.
MON. septl7-u
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az have been troubled with liver COM
plant, kidney disease and bad blood for a
long time. have used Simmons Liver
Regulator, and it has done me more good
than all the medicines | ever took.
GEORGE II. PRATT,
U. S. Deputy Col, ID Dist. Ga.n
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Eor SaIe.

nor sALE-Six Htchoock's patent compress
l air lamps equal to best gaS al Glen Lea sa
loon. Price. s4h. novi7tf
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LNoR sALE-A lplendii medinn sized Die
bold safe nearly new, aud two desks for
SAFE by O. +. Nree!and. southwest corner Main
aud Market sWCct. novlil ~
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LNOR sALE-rhTeo OF the best billiatd tables in
l me city for salo very cheap. Inquire at
brduuocNs. novlt-tf
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-03-11
8. 8. Missionary entertainment.

The anniversary Of the Sunday school Mission
airy Society Of Govanstown NJ. 4. church was held
on the evening Of the Sd Of March. By half past
seven the church was filled and few minutes
after the children hled In and took their places
near the platform. The opening exerelses-sing-
Ing By the school and prayer BY Rev. Joel Brown
were followed by the reading Of the minutes Of
last years anniversary. A solo BY Miss Aiken,
recital BY Miss Eva Spicer, and an allegory BY
Mics RiehaFdson and eight other young ladies Of
the school, were greatly enjoyed BY the audience.
Next on the programme wasa duet BY Miss Nettic
Taylor and Miss Viola stambaugh, and quar-
teite By Msssrs Trego, Price, Turner aud cassard,
Of Balhmefa which were beautifully rendered,
followed by1 solo By Miss Nettie Taylor and .
cornet solo BY Mr.. Thomas Patton, Of Baltimore,
which excited the applause Of the audience.
when the reports from the missionary fields were
called for each class handed the Superintendent .
card on which was written the motto Of the class
and the amount Of money raised during the year.
just before the closing exercises the pastor arose
and said "that where two or three Methodists are
gathered together there will be . collection taken
up" Which Of course was taken.
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From ssablersville, I'm District.

On the evening Of the first day Of March your
humble contributor had the pleasure Of witnessing
tho marriage Of Miss Fora sladc, residing near
StableFsyillc, to Mr.. james Ayrcs, Of Hartford
county, tho Rev. =. thurman officiating. Aner
the happy couple were pronounced man and wife
they received the congratulations Of their many
relatives and friends. There was large confec.
tioneFy table set, which was loaded amply with
good things. The company being invited out 10
the dining room, each guest was waited upon
with more than a suiiiciency, everything being
conducted in the hest Of order. Miss Ida Shade,
daughter Of Christopher Sladc, and Mr.. Milton
Sladc. brother Of the bride. were bridesmaid and
groomsman. The bride and her maid were attired
in pure white. making quite n nice appearance.
The company dispersed at an early hour.
The ladies Of the Mite Society met ut the resi-
dence Of Mr. A. J. Stablcr, on Thursday afternoon,
I'd nstansi, TO discuss the propriety Of holding
oyster supper, the proceeds 20 be applied 20 In
ercasng the library Of the Sabbath school ofStab-
ler's NJ. T.. church. The social gatherings Of the
Mite Society are always very pleasant. The
president, Mrs. Jas. Rampiey. seems TO have the
ability Of making the meetings agreeable. I
have since learned they have decided TO have the
osytei supper and 10 hold IL on the evenings Of
Thursday ami Friday. 9th and 10Th Of March, In
a house belonging 10 Mr.. James Anderson, situated
on the York turnpike, about mile north Of Park
ton.
Mr.. T. J. Matthews, Of this place. who has been
confined 10 his room for the last two weeks. caused
from contracting q heavy cold. Is able 90 walk
about a little when the weather l. good.
The rain. storm Of Wednesday of last week and
the high winds prevailing since that time, have. 20
some extent. dried up the muddy roads which
were almost impossible In some places.
The lyeeum Of this place is still in progress,
meeting every Thursday evening at o'clock,
where the youth Of our Eeighborhood have the op.
portuhiiy q displaying and improving their
learning and talent.
The temperance sesis,y stil holds It's regular
meetings every sunday evening, at "A o'clock, at
Stabicr's VI. T. church.
Some of our neighbors haveeommencci making
hot-beds, and are preparing for gardening.
On the evening of the 81 instant, VIM. Mcneil,
son e Mr.. samuel Mcneil. died Of typhoid fever,
At hi father. residence near West Liberty church.
III, funeral took place Sanlay afternoon at }
o'clock. the Rev. T.. Buhrman conducting the ser
vices.
Mr.. Joshua Bell. at Oh and highly respected
citizen, died On sunday morning last. 4 week
previous O. h. leath. while .ittng 10 the store
room Of Mr.. james sterling. a. Shanes. he Wa
suddenly stricken with paralysis and never spoke
afterwards III. funeral took place on Monday
afternoon. from West Liberty church. X. ". s.
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Feeding Cattle.

At the last meeting of the Gunpowder Agricul.
tural Club Mr.. John Bond. a well-known farmer
Of the sih district, was asked how feeding cattle
had paid this season. lie replied II had paid
pretty nearly a. well as usual, since although
corn was high beef had advanced accordingly.
lie gave . statement of his experience. lie boagh,
his cattle August 18th. and sold them January LIST.
Their average weight when bought was Go lbs.
when sold, SIS pounds; gain. us pounds. They
were Pasturcd three months aad fed Xix weeks In
stable. The cost Of feeding was ne follows
Three months pasturage at 80, equal 10 90; two
barrels Of corn n head (average) st -. equal TO
IS; 400 pounds Of hay valued al 81, making total
SIS per head. They were bought ut 81 cents and
sold at cents, the gain per head being put about
SIS. That Il, he sold his products ut home at the
full market price and had all the manure made y.
clear gain. This result showed 50 less gain per
head than last year, but then the cattle we're
larger. Believes heavier cattle would have paid
considerably more this year.
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Bare Hin Mining Company

A certificate Of incorporation was Gied on We'd
nesday In the oihee Of the Clerk Of the Superior
Court Of Baltimore city, Of the Vernon Mining
d. Patterson, George G. Irwin, Joseph d. Stafford
and Robert A. Taylor ineorporators. Ills formed
for the purpose Of conducting the business of min
ing the minerals and ores Of all kinds Of metals In
this State and manufacturing the same into such
compounds a. may be made profitable, selling the
same, 4e. II viii have an aggregate capital Of
s225,o0o. divided into $1,000 shares Of the par
value Of IS each. II will be managed and con.
trolled By board Of Eve directors. The Bare
Hill copper mines are located on the Fails road
above Mount Washington, In this county.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Rsy'S ~. JolH combines the good quail.
ties Of other Sewing Machines, avoids all com
plcaiions Of machinery, has number Of new aud
valued Improvements. II Is adjustable In all It's
bearings. Runs either forward OF backward.
ssuing the same either wAy. n 10 the ptus
~lra % sewins machines. and 10 warranted for Eve
years. Buy no other Seuing Machine until you
examine the Roy al 81. john. or send fora Circular
For sale BY J. y. HEsbEHsos. General Agent for
Hartford and Baltimore eounties Othce, fAllst0n,
Hartford county, Nd.
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A Fine Han for Hampton.

The foundation for q new town hall, TO be
erected on the corner Of Roland aud Third ave
nues. In lIampden, 9th district, was commenced
on Saturday last. The building will be Of brick.
three stories high and trimmed with marble. The
first story will contain four large stores with iron
fronts. The second story will be the hall for
public entertainments, theatrical performances,
&c. The third story will be divided into three
rooms. intended for lodge rooms for the order Of
Odd Fellows. The roof will be OF slate. The
builiing when completed l. estimated TO cost s2S.
900. II will be constructed BY the Temple Build.
ing and Loan Association Of Baltimore county.
The officers Of the Association are President
John II. Suteri viee.presidsnt, Charles T. Belt ;
secretary, q. q. Gibson treasurer, George w.
Cox. The building committee consists Of Messrs.
Suier, Belt, Gibson, Cox and Banker.
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Some Mllllonairaa.

vsndsrbih's wealth 10 variOusiy ss,ima,si.--
Among the lesser millionairss the New York Star
calls 10 mind the following; Jay Gould. 500 ooo..
goo Maeksy. $50. 900, sO0 Croker, CSC. O0o. 200
John Rockefeller, Of a ; Standard Oil Company.
tto,0oo.00l q. p. Ifu itington. go. 1000 900; D..
o. Mills, $50. 600 900; Senator Pair. $50 oo0. ooo
Ex.dov. stanford, $40, 900. 900; Russell sage.
den, sis.00o. 900; X. ID. Horgan. si0.000, 900 -
sam1 sisAn, tlo,0o0.00 Commodore Garrison.
tle,ooo,0 900; Cyrus W. Field. $4,000, 600 Hugh
J. Jevett, ss00o.000 Sidney Dillon, 5000. 900
David Bows. ss.0o0, 900; J. De Navarro. 5000.
900; John W. Garrett, $s,0Oo,ooo; W. W. Aston.
as. co., 600
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The Maryland cOur, q Appeals decides that az
estate IL no, properly eharssabIs with the expense
Of . "fussrai dinner" The court holds that "saeh
entertainments are no, the ordinary and certainly
no, the Necessary. incidents .; Funerals; sss sss
they within the contemplation Of the Law which
provides for the allouanee Of reasonable funeral
expenses, having reference 20 the condition and
circumstances o. the deceased. Those who think
proper 10 furnish such entertainments must do %
from motives o. hQspitAlity. aud net With design
OF fhsfFing The sa-ess % the deceased" The Gus.
tom 81 giving "faneral dinners" more honorsd in
the breach than in the Observance. 10 gradually
being discarded 10 this locality and might well be
abolished entirely. II seems poor time for feast
ing.--NsS Jersey Mirror.
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Death OF an Aged Citizen.

Mr.. Lewis 4. Cole. native Of and one o. the
oldest citizens Of Baltimore county. died at the
residence q his son. Mr.. Abraham Cole, at
GovansioWn. on Wednesday afternoon last, In the
s7th year % his age. Mr.. Cole vas an uaasualiy
setive for one Of his age and whilst he had
not Tor some years been engaged 10 any active
business, he could frequently be seen driving
about visiting his relatives and friends always In
a good humor and apparently snjoyins life 70 IT,
fullest extent. lie passed through Toutontown
Las, Saturday. on his way 10 visit his son AbrAm,
where he was taken suddeniy ~ and died ~
stated. lie was brother Of the Rev. DR.. Isaac
Cole. Of Carroll county, and leaves . large circle
Of relatives In this county. including grAndchil.
dren and great. grandchildren. IIis three cons.
Abram, George II. aud ;. Howard Cole are we'll
known citizens Of the county. and one Of bis
daughters is the wife Of Mr.. John BOslsy Of wm.,
Of Cooksysville. Ills funeral took place from the
residence Of Mr.. Bosley, on Friday aud his re-
mains were Inferred al Blaek Rock Baptist church,
Of which he had been member for many years.
Deceased vas the grandfather Of Mr.. Lewis N.
BACON, at present Court Clerk Of the county, and
Mr.. Bacon nov owns aud lives on the old home
stead Of the family, near Black Rock.
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Miscellaneous.


fINiIE attention Of farmers l. directed 20 the great
i advantages in the way Of Fire Insurance, Of
fered By the above Company.
IT. assets amount 90 over 81 ,0O0, 900, so that
failure l. absolutely impossible.
!; insufes nothing bat Dwellings and Farm
Property. rejecting all risky property. such az
manufacturing or mercantile establishments.
!, NJ; only pays for all losses by Gre. but for
dap'ays. doHe ~ LiyS'a'py. whether Gre ensaes or
not.
II also pay. for Lirs S,o.k killed BY lightning
anywhere on the farm. The latter feature will
commend this Company O. she farming community.
The terms on which property Is insured are
favorable those of any other Company in this
country.
A large number e pfominen; and we'll known
persnrs have already aitestei their confidence In
;h. Company by insurine their property therein
and whose name. will be furnished on application
60 u.
For further particular. rates. &c. call on or
Adlfes.. u. l.. BOWEN. Agent,
ToWsontown, Baltimore county. Nd.
Feb.Il.'~gy.
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Methodist Preachers.

hemm0re Odfeuf.
Good for our Methodist preachers They have
stepped TO the front and declared war agains po-
iygamy. Their recommendation that . mass
meeting be held 70 arouse the people 70 . united
sdeft u uproot the mcnstrous evil sheaid be ear
~ al ass