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RiRLand sale.

MIEwUKEE, August 9.-The Milwaukee
and St. Paul Railroad Company has sold to
an English syndicate, represented by the
Close Bros, one hundred and five thousand
acres of land, in the Pipe Stone district, at
Il 10 Der acre
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England.

LONDON, August 9.-Thomas Walsh, ar
rested at the time of the seizure of the
arms at Cherkenwal, and convicted OF the
charge of treason and felony, has been SELL
fenced to seven years penal servitude.
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For the Front.

BOMBAY, August 9.-Five transports with
troops sailed for Egypt yesterday, and sew
en- more will start to-day. Gen. Sir Her
bert Macpherson and staff start to day;
LONDON, August 9.-The Royal Irish
Dragon Guards left Aldershot this morn,
ing for South Hampton, where they Will
embark for Egypt.
SIMLA, August 9.-The Sixty-thirn Resl-
ment of foot has been ordered to imme'
diately reinforce the Indian contingent for
Egypt. Three more batteries are ordered
to hold themselves in readiness for service.
LONDON August 9.-The transport Cana,
dian has sailed from Woolwich with ,5OO
tons of railway plank for Egypt,
ABEDEEN, August "a party Of reserves
and the Gordon Highlanders sailed, to-day
for Portsmouth. Thirty thousand people
witnessed the departure. The bands play
ed and great enthusiasm was manifested
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Q WHAT gives healthy appetite, an in.
creased digestion, strength to the musrlss
and tote to the nerves? Browns Iron Es-
ters.
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Erain Hauler,s sfr,n.

:, ,fhhiL4pSLaHIA; III A August 9.-rhe ,msaager
ny has notified the foreman AZ Pa,t P;ph.
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Killed Himself.

LONG BRANCH, N. J., August 9.-James
Robert Adams, cashier of the West End
Hotel, killed himself. Domestic trouble Is
the cause assigned.
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MILWAUKEE. August 9.-Mn. Q: g. Boers,
wife OF the sgent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
and 81. Paul road, at PrsnsvilIs, Q small
town In Racine county, vas brutually out.
rsged by tramp. yesterday Who happened
10 find the lady alone in the bouss.
Early this morning Louis Medsfman,
laborer, was held up by b!ghwsymsn In 9
remote portion OF this city and robosd ana
beaten half 70 death. He nov lies In . pre-
csrious condition,
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PHILADELPHIA, August 9.-A special rom
Chambersburg says Senator Stewart, lnde-
pendent Republican candidate for Govern
or, last evening forwarded letter to Gen.
Beaver. Republican candidate, proposing a
Joint discussion with Gen. Beaver OF the
political differences in the State, at such
place and time as may be agreed upon by
the chairman of the respective committees.
It is said that Stewart also contemplates
inviting Comptroller Pattison, the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, to meet him
in Joint discussion.
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hd now the anxious Representative,
nIng from the National capital to
p"me, will betakc himself to the
y OF his permanent residence and
ped to devote the most careful at.
bon 10 placing his fences in thorough
fr' In many Instances, however,
work will BE- suddenly suspended
Nrcn the present writing and the
'Ir Of October, and the disappoin,-
Fhemoer will be heard to mutter, not
+ but deep, "Drat that Genee.n
Philadelphia father objected to his
|ghter'S young man, and ordered
p not to hang around any more, or
\ turn the dog loose" The rirps
'ft was broken, and, bent ON VEN
'ee' She poured a quantity of arsenic
? a glass Of milk, and left it for her
'ent TO drink. But the scheme was
unalely detected, and the Intended
IN threatens to have the young
'"cNed up in an insane asylum. In
SENSATION which all this is creatino
''oIS man has dropped into oh.
I amateur Of fStatistics has dise,va,-
'."' the smallest sovereign in tho
''o Is the Emperor of China, who
'">ureS only four feet three inches
,alIe>t men are the HohenzolIerp
-,S' The Emperor William is five
Ten inches; the German Prince Inn.
"a, T., h'e feet six inches; Prince Fred.
'narIes five feet seven inches.
"Se : Charles, brother Of the Emperor
'eet nine inches, and Prince Albert
\ 'e" OF the Emperor, six feet four
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TurkeY.

CoNsrAYT1NoPLE, August 9.-Lord Dufferin
had an interview with Said Pasha, to-day.
The latter gave Dufferin satisfactory e1'
PLANTATION respecting the delay which has
occurred in settling the terms OF the
proclamation against Arab Pasha, and the
terms of the military convention with
England. He expressed the hope that
they would be ready Thursday. ,
An aide de camp of the khedive arrived
with letter giving detailed statement OF
the position of affairs in. Egypt. An
emissary from Cairo, named Nebhsmi. WIS
arrested at Damascus for preaching sedition
In the RaZar
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Kil,el ~ La~hsnsnG.

NE~ ORLEANS, August e.-HenSy Cole
man was killed BY lishtaipg Yesterday %
Cafrolton avenue. He vas sssted IN bouse
reading Bible when thupdeFbolt entsrsd
ap open door. killing him md not esmAg-
ing any other person q thing IN ths h0use.
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lenaut Harper, who is now
b. for the party Of Lieutenant
lis to be entrusted with the duty
eing home the remains of De
Ind his fellow unfOrtunates.
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Atsea,s 70 Wreeh Q Tsass.

MoUxr HOLLY, n. j., August San at.
tempt wss made 10 wreck the Long Branch
Express yesterday. A switch vas BROKEN
open and the rails unspiked Tor sbme dis.
tsnce. It was discovered by Q track.
walker. His supposed 10 have been the
deed Of Q discharged employs.
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is said that Baron Hirsch, who
ngcS and, to all intents and purpos-
ns the Turkish railways, proposes
|hd at his own expense five thou
Russian Jews to the United States
fe years he claims to have made
\ ,ooO clear profit off Of the Turkish
hyS. He might give them all a
|ern farm without materially less
B his fortune.
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FoR nervousness and Chronic Catarrh
take PERUNA. 1 tried it L X. Mysler. Al
legheny City,Pa
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hubbe,l will probably have about
b. ON hand when the campaign
I'm il Is doubtful if he could give
if his reputation had to be ae-
mn the cash.
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CHAKrpros, g. C.. August s.-A spsaa
.sy,: Dan Bl.tiDE eolo.sa ys. iy.ens.a g =.
s%ss snolS.r &c ooior.d % man sss ioiss1 IN jsii 5of
assault on muistto gid, md thsy Aoslss
10 ly pch him also.
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;odir9fions that "harmony
Sp,ased from the dictionaries .,i ot
tnis Republicans. They will
.for. many months.
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erit,sb loss was four killed anu
H. wounded in Saturdays en-
/, as reported, the affair was al
E,odv rs a aTexas street fight
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Iteration from Germany 70
Z. i not so great this year Oy
was in lSSl.
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Fatal Better KxPlesisa.
R,esLof DSsr,okcA n ~ RnusaSv.

SrRuRKSvILLE, August 9.-The boiler OF
Wall saw mill at Eldersyillc. Pa. exploded
this afternoon, killing the engineer. Thos.
Beyington, sud James Phillips, Of this city.
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has a good sized army
EIIrd and splrndidly equipped
4, i an honor to the keystone
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POLITICAL POINTS.
Indiana Republicans.

INDIANAPOLIS, August S.-The Republi-
can State Convention assembled at ten
o'clock this morning in the English Opera
House, and was called to order by the chair
man, J. H. Jordan. Rev. I. II. Lynch in
voked the Divine blessing.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton, through their chairman, Senator
Grubbs, reported for the Chairman OF the
Convention, Hon. Richard w. Thompson,
and n. P. Richmond, principal secretary.
The report was unanimously adopted.
John 0vermeyer, chairman of the COM
mittee on resolutions, then read the follow
ing
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kas, which is said To have 5O,OOO,-
eres ofschoolland, rapidly apprecia-
b value, and worth probably $780,
pO, is expected to have in the not
bt future a school fund Of q quar-
billion dollars, a sum greater than
'bmbined school fund of all the
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yay Huhbell has anything to say
\ It, We may expect to see the Re-
PAN platform in 1854 contain a
r asserting the divine right of
Peal parties to assess Federal office
Pr Tor campaign purposes. II the
Nment business is right now, it will
ght in lNS+, and the party leaders
boldly defend it in the present exi-
y should have the courage to make
issue Of the canvass. But they
p, all thesame.
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CHICAGO, August 9.-Dsdsick Pstsnsee,
being refused the hand of his svssthesrS
Rredriea KrickmisS, by tbs giris f:sAes,
became eaTaged ssd s6ot ssd kilIsd YrsS-
rica and her friend. Rfsncss Mons. ~
then killed himself
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New York Commercial Adver-
ayS Of the situation in Maine:
wenty years Maine was always
h Republican; but it looks as
J the machine was breaking it
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HE NEWS.

l College received during the
phout $4,000 bequests'
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hal Republican factions IN
Irnia are so much engaged IN
s,rh otherthat they don't give
bcrats any chance for a Sklr-
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GrEzsssu.s: Ky, A.gs'tr -. II \. 4 49,
ritz uss shot dad ~ Jin Asys"
dusl
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Ern schoolboys in Geneseo walked
bgara Falls August /, 1892, and
y to meet there again, if living, in
fears. Last Friday seven Ofthem
/ |the promise, coming with their
and children.
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b. Henry is one of Greene county,
|l>l2 veterans, who, though 80
bfagc, mauled up l,5OO fence rails
h summer. When he was born
bon the Great was but q Lieuten-
ARTILLERY.
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NEu YosK, Asgust a-IIess.sIsS; n.
tie, tsboref. ed -: ~ ncsGxs. ~. ~
mistress, . young gifi n.Dsd -
tbs morning. ThS Dssdrsss y
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lral Sir Garnet WOlseley's staff
h combination of rank and gold
1t is, also, numerous enough to
q profound impression on the
As well as on the British trea-
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YreseAc T,sia WsssAsA

CHICAGO. August 0 The Lake ebcrs roed
suffered another sceidsnt 70 Q freigbt @s.s
ct Clyde. o.. Tuesday morning vni9
lsyed trsips snd caused ennsl1efesss -
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NArpoz, g. G., August e..Ihe eos.ss -
a locomotive on the ChesSeescs -
Ss|oIishinr The engine and killing thsss'
gineef. -
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Iiladclphia Record thinks that,
4, will be well for Mr.. Hubbeu
=. Government cats alone, as
us,d to catching vermin and
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E,,ripp rod man will be in de-
r. year. There has never been
|rprrion of life and property by
as has occurred this
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18

tlstfdt hsi opened q night aeiegl
lot vwklas fdt
mo nlmn Chiln..f u.uoesa n ~
hanf N ! has been divided anil ibs
ieH " sfmnuiu Created
lbe iipfsit have autcpaaHHlailans
M Vermont with nne hundfHl chnfplies,
pnd total membership N nOil
Abmf lirieen years agu iho lleg
w ialmArt removed fnm Philadelphia
10 lifUuti}u. NJ ihe cill " ninftepn pr
sons Naw lhe Tabernacle has a61U
momlefa and fogonuo NJ NEATLY
sgu,t10
The eclehttiod Daniel Wrhslef's
hundrdih birthday Wa masla lha oena.
sbn, n tfanklln n H., NJ proving he
church connection Az original fegla
lof Nns pshlhliud IN which his metnhefs.
ahlp 10 Congregational tlhurrh Was 70.
corded On September ", 1907
In Mexlco thcrr afc 10000 rrotrs.
iAnt Christians. Tho Presbyterian
Church began In 1879. aud has 1000
members, The Mcihodiuts In 1873. aud
hive laf In tull connection and Bia on
probation and tho Episcopal Church
hhs q, ,bu0 members.
The public schools In the Southern
States ore constantly improving. and
The attendance, both ~ white and col.
ored children. "a growing larger In
nearly oil tho clicr aud lnrge towns Ms
good schools arc provided for eolorcd
pupils ~ for the whites, but the mainte.
nance Of the separate system naturally
Increases the expense.
a man forty years old going 10
school In Missouri could not master h!s
spelling lesson, Tho school mistress
threatened to nog him unless he did
better. He demurrcd and she took 4
vote Of the scholars, who unanimously
decided In favor Of the whipping. She,
therefore, took him by the collar and
gave him y sound thrashing. lie Is
dkgusted with education and pro
nounces Il a thorough humbug.
The total number of Unitarian
churches In the United States, inchld
Ing four or five In the British Provinces
Is 3il. Of which number 1852 are with
out pastors or stated pulpit supply
Three churches sustain colleague pas
tors, Two have female pastors. and on
has had lis pulpit supplied for q mum
her Of years by n layman. New
churches were organized during 1881 a
Brocklon, Mass; Manistec. Mich.
Minneapolis, MINI; Mount Pleasant
Mich, and Philadelphia, Pa, The lis
Of clcrgymen includes i03 names. q
this number Of clcrgymen l70 are with
out pastoraics. During the yca
twenty-five pastors were settled.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
fIts lsp rIi4lfaia
fIao veins n mafl.la hass boea me-
- l. 49, l----.-l. -

tIna peinl N msflla hage hoan dlas
covered IN lhl0H taHhlf, Al
iih estimated that De ~ pefHus
w employed IN ehfI mihss NJ Nirgi
llIislh Wmt Iug 10 aalIefies rsinniri
Hrf VI loafi aH.fil inllns The FfHaief
depth N ihr coal mines i estimated AZ
1850 feet
me hrmnn N the world u fil.s
Wn,ONu,Wn foaf, lta aggregate hult
fin,mU.0Un, 0pi auh its rIpllal fs1. On,
WU01 llow should fdn htu ~ w.
'tllcnt partner with The wDfldP Ne9
Hirfn hfgisiff
Twenty three years ego iilorn Tenn.
pie electrified the wHld by beating 2Z0.
Would II ever lia bpaienf WIS ihH pues.
lion since then eighty four horses
haze lfulcd h 2.9u 0r beltcr, and quite
numlief havo sainis within ftneiiun
bfL
The average sife of farms IL The
United Kingdom Il seventy acres IN
England only, the average v greater
than this, bat small holdlHnsis'-colIand
and Ireland cnunterl,alance the cxccss.
IN America the average sIke l. taken ~
40 acrcr France, 80 Gelmany, ~;
Belgium, 10; Holland, 50i Russia, 10;
Austria Hungary. 10; Italy, no; Spain,
21 Portugal, 20; Turkey, 80; Gruccn
and switzerland, 10, and Sweden, bO
acres,
There were 72,27G. .9i2 bushels of
grain shippod from New York during
1881, b3.000.000 bushels being carried
by steamers aud the rest by sailing ycs.
scls. Tho shipment In 1880 was il3,-
$40, 1853 bushels, 4i.00O,000 bushels
moro than last year. The freight for
last year was about $4,000, 900, all Of
which went to foruign ships. not u
bushel having been sent by American
ships British vessels carried sixty-two
por cent. Of the entire shipments.
| A new bridge, costing 81 900, 900,
has been finished at Albany, N. Y,
since last Jne. The main span Is nino
hundred feet long. and there are three
spans. The draw extends six hundred
feet. The total length Is sixteen hun
drcd feet. II Il intended chiefly for
highway traffic on the lower noor, but
II has provision for double-track rail-
rond service on the upper floor, the To-
tai width being sixty-one feet. Over
ono thousand tons Of iron were put int
the draw, which IL the heaviest mas
moving on center In the world.
The steady progress Of the tele
| graph Is made apparent by the follow
Ing facts and figures. In 1874 ther
were forty miles Of line and no wires
/ In 1913 there were 1900 miles Of lin
and 5000 miles Of wire. In 1853 ihen
were 1865 miles Of line and 2o,0l
miles Of wire. In 1860 there were II,
bS2 miles Of line and 25,375 miles q
\ wire. In 1866 there were 29.4l2 mile
!. of line and 80. 294 miles Of wire. In 1877
9 there were 63, iO3 miles Of line and i07
I 2i5 miles Of wire. In 1877 there wer
= III, ,6j2 miles Of line and 257, 7,04 mile
Q u wire. In 1880 there were 1920
!. miles Of line and $3.50, ,0lS miles Of wir'
h The first line In the United States WI
= established between Baltimore nm
g Washington In 1874. ltwns constructe
d on the Morse plan. which has since b
x come the almost universal system Of u
'. world. In the year 1880 there were m
d million messages sent. The variol
!, companies have 1900 offices. and thu
J. have In their employ no less than 2i,0'
y individuals.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.
SENATOR SHERMAN pub lishcs the fol.

SENATOR SHERMAN pub fishes the fol-
lowing card, dated Feb. ilih; 81 have seen
telegram Of the leading papers OF Ohio Of
Friday morning, purporiing to give the tes-
lImony Of Pitney before the Treasury lnves-
tigaiion committee. have read the testi-
mony given by him, aud there Is not one
word OF truth In tho telegram. No such
testimony was given, no such scene occur
rcd, and no letters Of Mrs. Sherman were
produced as alluded TO. am authorized
by Senator Hale, who was mentioned. and
10 whom | showed the dispatch, TO make
this denial. The telegram "a q wholesale
lie, as the testimony when printed will
show"
THE Supreme Court Of Tennessee has
decided the funding &C, Of 1881 10 be un.
constitutional, apon the sole ground that the
legislature could not make valid contract
that the coupons upon tho compromise
bonds should be receivable for taxes for %
years. In all respects the act was regarded
as constitutional, and majority OF the eourt
held that the charges Of bribery and corrup.
ton against the legislature could not be
entertained by the Judicial department.
WILLIAM LEDgRE, Of Syracuse, N.
T.. loved Nellie Tsit 90 passIonatsly ths, he
forced entrance TO her residence the other
day with the avowcd purpose Of killing her.
The proprietres. OF the house tried to pre-.
vent this, and he shot both. He then went
home and killed himself BY emp,Ylag bis
revolver into his head. Jealousy.
LAKE RANSOM, m employee Of the
d. NJ. Osborne Reaper Company for eight.
cen year. aud manager Of the Chicago efiee
for The last nine years, was found dead In
the suburb Of HInsdsle, Feb. ilth, half
vay between his house aud the depot. Near
him was q revolver with two chambers emp.
". and there was pistol shot In The back Of
The head from which tho brains ooxsd.
There were evidences Of struggle, but no
traces Of the murderer. The clothes and
wallet had been riisd Of their contents. He
leaves family In moderate circumstances.
PARIS advicss say the Marquis dc 10.
cas-. a large shareholder In the Union Gen.
erale. has committed suicide. He had In
vested eo.ooo francs In shares Of The Union
Generate. II was he who introduced Amer
yc.n vines In the south Of France.
Two freight trains, goingin the same
dIrsctIon Il the rate Of Eve miles su hour.
cane together on . straight piece Of fFaek
near Atchison. Kama, Feb. nth. One nat
ear dew into the ar snd zane down on 10.
r,c,atlxe. and 4 general wreck p51ed ~ IN
sn instant Fat ssess n.emsn. - -
burger sHi james hIIIy, fireman. were
L<ffr kurt. Th> rcridsst 4 rsx<rd<i hy The
offrsr. !. shs n sAle-i piese Of e.ssie--aez=
ever knoun IN fhzt see<<ou, - both tn<1.
u>>rs ssu the danger, but nelther would
hsek up. - eseh expssssd ~ s<her 70 Do
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-18
WIT AND WISDOM.

Minds of moderate caliber ordinarily
cosdemn everything which is beyond
their range. -Roehefoaeauld.
---One Of the most eifectual ways Of
pleasing and making ones self locdisto
be cheerfuli Joy sofiens more hearts than
tears.
Don't throw away your old -four
barrels. They are useful. II has been
found that mn ordinary nour-barrcl will
hold 67s. 900 silver dollars.
"A South American plant has been
found that cures bashfulness. II should
be promptly tried on the man who leaves
tbs hotel BY tho back window because
he Is too diaIdeni 10 say good-ly 10 tho
cashier and clerk.
He came home the other night In
the drizzling rain, soaked inside as well
rs out. What excuse have you 10
Offer" said his better half. for coming
home In such bccry condition."
None, my dear" was his answer.
"'ecpt twas a very muggy day
Newport Ncus.
"A New York minstrel troupe an
nounces that ambulanccs viii be pro-
,ided 10 carry away those who become
exhausted by laughter. Tho inference
Il that the troupe has purchased n joke
Of recent origin. but up 10 the hour u
going 10 press an ambulance had not
been called iuto requisition. --Norris-
fotDH Herald.
Did n ever stwike Won. acntle
weadah. thai no noah beautiful pocm
than allow does NV Iady's garden
gvow'i was evan uritfenp How twoolv
tendah and lovely arr those pwecious
lines. .With sIlsah bells and cockl,
sh.lls and nwitfx maIds ali IN a wow v
How twoo. how tendah. how cous,,m.
maiely douccd pwecious. Chrisfian
Tmioa.
MI. uo,,sn.e /. x,orl,ng . pe.u,t.
ful p;ecc a Embroidery. lis a Motto
IN Green and Gold. II asks What a
tss.a w,,sa.,, u,.,h.~s u,h.,, Nj.
u"ihe Withoot hoshsft h.h ftfrs
Holtsnse gets u Done she vii give u 10
her Bear. who tends Dry Goods Conn
-. w., a..nas - NJ. Irax,.,sa,.
w,... ,sn .o' sSa s,a y = a. Rat I ys,a ~ ansns
- ,,rvr.. ws..,. " w..l.. . II ~ m. "a a. A.. s aL
.ne ',, "essY !" "sn'h X. ~ Gy,s .na " p sn'
VIII oe p'ingius ~ ~. ~. Ia iol ,.'y M
ior S'ose, because Is noIsn's n , peau
s coming ioh'shs-' 1'''"s
ffs"'er'
"A minister with rather 6orid COM
plesian went into The shop Of . barber.
one o. his par'ssionsr.' 70 pe shaved. red