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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-28
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No. 1856 Rim the Chancery Court OF Shelby count,
w. L. Wilson Va. w. J. Ruleman etal.
DY virtue of an introductory decree for sale
ID entered in the above cause OH the 10th day o.
March, 1879, renewed July 3, 1852, on procedendo
will sell at public auction, to the highest bid
der, in front of the Clerk and Masters Office
courthouse OF Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, October 81, 1SS2,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn. to wit:
A tract of $50 acres, more less, being the same
tract conveyed to W. J. Ruleman. October 4, 1856
by J. Il. Smith, deed recorded in book 81, PIP. 221
and I'D, part l. Beginning at q stake near an
elm and running west 50 chains and &C links
thence sout SIS bains ana 90 links, thence east AZ
chains and "a links: thence south chains aud n
links, thence east u chains and IS links, thence
north 23I.o west chains. thence north me- east
s chains, thence north $50 west chain and sc
links, thesce north 15o west chains and SO links
to the beginning. containing 200 acres Also, 81
ae.es, 2 rods and 81 poles: Beginning st large
poplar and running west along the center OF the
Raleigh and GOWN t0n read TO the line of W.
Pc rsons's tract chains and so links south
along his line 20 chains and 81 LINKS; thence east
along the lire of the s. A. Young tract p chains
and 25 links TO the northeast corner of said oune
tract; thence along the meanderings of the branch
that runs west OF w. f. CampDells house 10 the
beginning.
Terms Of Saloon q credit OF months pnr-
chaser executing note with tecuriy lien retained,
redemption barred. This September q, 1882.
r. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By Geo. Mallory, Deputy Clerk and Master.
G. II Vance and Hnmes Poston. sGls thu
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Masanic Notice

DEM ROYAL ARCH cHAPTER.No. p.
L R-A-A-Wln meet in special convor "a
cation this (fHURSDAYl night, sept
18th, at $50 O'Clock, for work in the Past n ~
and Most Excellent Masters Degree wv
Visiting companions frzternally invited
By order c. W. MOSBY, NJ T. HIP
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Pr100@s.

On compressed cotton reaching the poInis
named below ON steamers not taking cotton
on through bills of lading or working under
agreed rates, the proportion of rates to New
York from depots will be as follows:
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THE FIRE RECORD.
,rannery Rurnea .
Grain warehouses Destroyed

MALONE, n. Y, September ga tan
merry at Whippievilie, owned by p. ID. Moore
& Co, of Boston, burned to-day.
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what the Power. Expect.

BERLIN,September 27.zIt is semi-ofEcially
announced here that the powers expect a
communication from Great Britain within a
few days soliciting an expression of their
views upon the state of affairs in Egypt.
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Don,f Waste Money

SEND your orders for plumbing TO J. A.
8siley's, 296 Second street.
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Manufacturing E.i.b,i.hment De-

KINGSTON, ONT, December 27.-Richard
son & Sons grain warehouses burned. Loss
SIC. 900; insurance, $4,000.
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EARTHQUAKES

I'm Illinois, Iowa and Missouri - No
Damage Done.
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HARRIS AND BATE
Well Received by the PeopIe-Ganis,
LOOney, Harry Hill asd Patfer-
SON Called Out.

Special Correspondence OF the Appeal
NASHVILLE, September Ex-senator Har-
ris spoke to the people of Franklin on Mon
day last, TO those of Columbia on Tuesday,
and to those of Pulaski ON Wednesday. He
was enthusiastically received At each of these
places, and impressed his hearers as a man
OF great power and ability, the greatest we
have in the State and worthy the best days
OF her history. He is worth 10000 men"
in the canvass. The Executive Committee,
realizing this, have determined to call other
Memphians to their aid, and announce that
Mr.. George CAN'T and Mr.. Harry M. Hill
will speak at Troy on Monday, October I'd,
and Mr.. Robert Looney and Mr.. Josiah Pat
terson at Alamo on Monday, October I'd.
Gen. William B. Bate, who has surprised
his Warmest admirers by the energy OF his
canvass and the magic-like effect he has |
had upon the people wherever he has
spoken, grows better. il possible, as he nears
The eioss- The contest. He has made the !
best speeches of his life and has solidiied
e-pAEty--~ker-ver- i1e-fus- -stidrrssed rfIe
aasses. He will speak at Springfield to-
morrow friday, and after that at the fol-
owing places:
Lebanon, Saturday September 30th.
Fayetteville. Monday, October I'd
Winchester, Tuesday, October Sd.
shelbyville, Wednesday, October 4th
LeNisburg, Thursday, October 5th.
Pulaski, Friday, October 9Th.
lawrencburg, Saturday, october 7th.
Nashville, Monday night, October 9Th.
Charlotte, Tuesday, October 10th.
Waverly. Wednesday. October IIth
Camden. Thursday, October 18th.
Huntingdon, Friday, October 18th.
Paris, Saturday, October 18th.
Dresden, Monday October 10th
Trenton. Tuesday, October 18th
Alamo. Wednesday, October 18th
Dyersburg, Thursday October 18th.
Ripley. Friday, October 10Th
Coyfngton, Saturday, October 2lst
Memphis. Monday night, October 23d.
When Bate comes to you TO fill this last
nd closing appointment, you must turn out
lie whole city TO hear him. @ss ii
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!. CARVER COTT0N-GIN CO.,

EAST BRIDG EWATKK, MASS
Carver Cotton seed Lfnfsr,
r. Carver Co.'S Cotton 0fns.
Champion Huiler Gins,
Improved Eclipse Gin,
Feeders. COndensers,
Aad Complete Cotton Cfeaners-
Also, Repairs for their Machines.
FOR SALE By
KEHN EsAW M'Fg Co.,
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DARWIN AND THE FUTURE LIFE.

In letter written three years ago, Darwin
says: "Christ and science have nothing to
do with each other. / do not believe any
revelation has ever been made as TO the fu-
tdre life. Everyone must draw his own con-
illusions from vague and contradictory prob
abilities" This is held to settle the question
0f hia fhaolnuical onin;ons
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THE mercantile firm OF WATERMAN & BEAN
Il at Dumas Station, this State, is and has bee N
dissolved by the death of Captain A. Bean. The
undersigned will remain at the old stand, and as
surviving partner wind up all the affairs and bust
ness OF the late firm. All persons indebted TO the
old firm of WATERMAN d BEAN will settle with
me, and all claims against said firm will be ad-
justed by me.
G. WATERMAN,
Surviving partner of late firm of Waterman &
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ruRELY ZOE EeYrr's coon.

LONDON, September 27.-Fawcett, the
Postmaster-general, speaking at Hackney,
said that England had no selfish object.
Her chief concern is TO secure TO the Esyp-
tians the best government and greatest
amount OF liberty possible. The abuse con-
nected with tbs late control will be avoide d
in the future, and the Egyptians will not
have to submit to injustice. An unduly
large part of their revenues have been APP
propriated by foreign officials.
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NArIoNALIzArIoN OF LAND.


The Trades Congress bias just concluded
IFS annual session in Manchester. The Con-
gress pronounced in favor Of the nationalist
tion-of-the-land doctrine promulgated by
Mr.. George, taken up by Mr.. Davitt, and de-
nounced by Mr.. Parnell. Mr.. Davitt is
shortly to introduce the subject TO West
End audience in London. Mr.. George has
already laid the scheme before gathering
OF clergymen.
THE IRISH ELATED.
Lord DuffeEin shares the congratulations
heaped upon Sir Garnet Wolseley by Irish
men. Whether by the stnpidness of the
Porte, or by careful design, he kept the
Turks ont OF Egypt and prevented the exc
cution of the commission given the Sultan
without offending the powers. The Times
says be is a worthy successor TO Stratford de
Radcliffe.
CANON fARRAR's SERMON ON RALEIGH.
The sermon preached by Canon Farrar, in
st. Margarets church, Westminster. at the I'M
yelling of the Raleigh window last May,
has been printed in pamphlet form at the
office of the Anglo- AMERICAN Times Ameri-
can collectors will be glad 10 possess such
memorial of an interesting event. The
headless body of the colonizar of Virginia
lies under the altar of ST. Margaret's, the
venerable church of the House of Commons,
and until the erection of this window at the
cApcHcc VI AtlcTIChu t1eTe WAS
only a small tablet 10 mark his resting
place. Canon Farrar's discourse embodies
an animate review of Raleigh's historical
position one of the most bril-
liant and fascinating figures in the
great Elizabethan era of renaissance,
as a halter of Popery, and a founder of the
New World; and it closes with an eloquent
appreciation of the lesson which America
has taught mankind and the part which she
IA deatlnod IN flarf0rnl in he suili II
the future. Englsnd and the United States
together are called upon to defend true free
dom from its new foes, to "ssve Liberty from
being degraded from divine idea into
monstrous idol" and Canon Farrar makes
an imprisoned appeal to "lhe England OF
Queen Victoria, the America OF Lincoln and
OF Garfield" 10 stand together under the
Banner of The Cross against ttIxt raging ha-
tired Of God and man, that dedication of
lust and blood, which, adopting the enginery
OF devils, breaches the hell-born gospel of
petroleum and OF dynsmite."
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flowers, TREES and BULBS.

IMPORTED HOLLAND BULBS AND FINE
Il Straw Baskets. just received. DI5peeiai at
tention given to embellishing grounds and sod
ding Cut Flowers. Bridal Bouquets and Cemetery
work attended to at the cheapest rates.
CHAS. GOEBELS & CO..
4I3 Second street.
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Gen. Wolseley is no better. The British
troops begin to return home after the re-
view on Saturday.
Arab Pasha's disease has left him a mere
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On trashy extracts when you can buy last
ing cologne 20 delightful as FIoreston.
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GEN. WOLSELEY'S
Health Natter Of Some Apprehension
No improvement in His Condition
Arab a Wreck
Indignation at the Proposed Introdue.
tien OF Chinese Labor into En-.
gland-Fereign Notes.

ALEXANDRIA, September 27.-Ths Man
chester and Derbyshire regiments have been
ordered TO prepare to re-embark for India.
DrcRrFs AGPPPD rrpo,y
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Five New Cases a. nrown.vilre.

sixty new Cases NJ Peasacoia.
PENSACOLA, September 27.-sixty eases O
YELLOW lever fn-dav and sir eaihs
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chester anu OcIDyshlIc regiments nave been
ordered to prepare TO re-embark for India
DEGREES AGREED UPON.
CAIRo, September 27.-The ministers TO-
day agreed upon three DEGREES. which the
Khedive will sign tomorrow. The first de-
cree institutes a special commission for the
prosecution of sll acts of rebellion commit
ted by the military or civilians The com
mission will consist OF nine member, aud
will BE- under the presidency OF LmaiI Bey.
The second orders a court m aftial. with
eight members, Reauf Pasha presiding, 10 be
held in Cairo, and that it shall give iuds-
ment according to the military code, without
appeal, in all the cases submitted by the
above-named commission. The third directs
the assembling in Alexandria of another
to try all cases submitted by
the tribunal recentlv appointed at ilex-
andria and Tantsh- The proceedings OF both
courts artial viii be public, and the accused
will be permIited- To ntIey- ooupssI-
The khediye will shortly issue decree
granting amnesty to all oficers from capta aims
downward engaged in the rebellion, except
ing those who participated in the riots or
Joined the army since the beginning OF the
campaign.
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A CARD.

+ HEREBY notify my friends and the public
L that have resigned the position 1 occupied As
SECRETARY OF the Daily Cash Marriage Association.
Mr.. L. n. Starke is my successor.
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The remaining officers we're elected ~
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Notice of Dissolution.

MEMPHIS TENNESSEE
Office. "a South Court street. Residence: 4:
fernando road
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-07-27
CONSUMPTION.

Consumption is often the result Of
not curing a cough or cold at she prop
err time. People seldom realize their
mistake until they have fallen victims
to this terrible Disease, when Is often
proves too late. Take advice and
when troubled with coughs. colds,
asthma, whooping cough, Group, inau-
enza. bronchitus, pains il the chest
and all Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs, use DIR. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup, an infallible remedy for
the above named disease. Ask your
druggist for it, price SOC. Call for 10
cent sample bottle at E. J. Woods.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-07-27

GOT IT AwFULLY.--A minister
who went about talking spiritualism
ventured up Tar river the other day
and called at house whose mistress
was very deaf. When the old lady
finally opened the door the good man
asked: 'sAre there any spiritualists
living here?" "No," she replied, "but
they have got it awfully over to the
next house." and then slammed the
door in his face For Purifying the
Blood, Liver Complaint, Bilious and
Sick Headache, Epilepsy, Constipation,
Jaundice, call for Swayne's Pills every
time. Try box.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-07-27

* "Do not grasp al the shadow
and lose the substance. Kidney
Wort is able to convert you from a
shadow Of your former self into the
substance of established health. Said
sufferer from kidney trouble when
asked to try Kidney Wort for a
remedy. "I'll try it, but it will be
my last dose" 1t cured him and now
he recommends it to all IF you have
disordered kidneys don't fail to try it.
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Republican Congressional
Convention.


A convcntion:of the Republicans of the 9th
Congressional District viii be held in the city
of Wausau, in Marathon County, on the 10Th
day OF August, 1882, at L o'clock NJ. of said
day, for the purpose Of putting in nomination
2 suitable person to represent said district in
Congress. The basis of representation in said
convention IS one delegate for each and every
county, one delegate for every three hundred
republican votes. fraction over one hundred
and fifty republican votes cast at the general
election Immediately preceding said conven-
ton. The counties comprising said district
will be entitled to delegates as follows:
Ashland. $1,000. OcontO ...............2
Chippewa .....3 Portage ..............j
Door ..................4Sh aWnO,.. ..........S
Florence ........ .....1 Price..................z
LangIade.. -. 49,. ! Taylor......... Z
Lincoln. Wanpaca. ...........
Marinette. ............5W God. 3
Marathon .............3
By order of the Committee.
J. A. KELLOGG, Chairman,
Dated July 10th, 1882.
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VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a Positive Cure
For aIl those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
so common 70 our best female population.
4 Medicine for Woman. Invented by a Woman.
PREPARED by Woman.


common 70 our best female population.
4 Medicine for Woman. Invented by Woman.
Prepared by Woman.
The Greatest Medical Discovery Since the of History
@-It revives the dropping spirits invfgorates and
harmonzes the organic functions gives elasticity and
rness to the STEP restores the natural lustre to the
eye, and plants on the pale check of woman the fresh
roses OF LIES spring and early summer time.
~ Physicians Use It and Prescribe It Freely ga
tremoves faintness atulency destroys all craving
for stimulant and relieves weakness of the stomach
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and bacache is always permanently cured by its use.
For the cure OF Kidney Complaints Of either sex
this Compound Il unsurpassed.
LEETk =. TTEE<FEAlE'8 E2LGGTe PURIFIER
viii oEadC5 every yesGee on Eumors from the
BLOOD sllG give Cpd strength to the system, OF
han ~ oman OF c-ld. Insist on having it.
DotE t-a Compound and BIood Purifier are prepared
az 1s5 .5 - western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price Of
e,t-a- Sc G!o.tles FOR s.. Sent by mail in the form
oCr, CT oEI9zaEas on receipt Of price, 81 per box
Tor either. l-ls IiSa freely all letters of
inquiry Enclose 3gt.sLalaQ. 6eGdfOr pamphlet.
~ Family should be without LYDIA g. PTNKHAMS
Ii 81 slt5. E-ey care constipation, biIousness,
GG-l So -,-+ty- o. The Liver. p cents per box.
CZ-EGId by eli E3rUEgists.5Ga O
. u L4Izzz ISS9A
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-07-27
To the
PErJ 2 rarC

- ~
The undersigned extends a cordial
invitation to visit his immense and
splendid new stock of goods Just
received; comprising all the novel
ties in Nuns VeiIings, Foule, Shoo-
dab, Camelette, damages, Cash
meres, Buntings, Mohairs Debeiges,
Crepes, Poplins. Percales, Lawns,
Ginghams and White goods, etc.,
not to be surpassed this side of
Chicago.
A splendid line of Ladies and
Childrens Sacking and CIoaking,
also listers and Busters.
-sssszssgzsE..Ezsxxzz
Our trimmings in Silks, Satins.
NoTes and Brocades, is large.
We have greatly increased our
stock of Lace ties, collars, parasols,
fans, fringes and notions, ribbons,
gloves, hosiery, shoes, and House
Furnishing goods.
EzZsZzzssG
A fine line of CARPETS, RUGS,
Kate Greenway and Turkish
Tides, CURTAINS and LAMBRE-
QUIN CLOTH.
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J. F. MOORE.

employees six men and annually turns
out 100 heavy wagons besides those of
lighter grades and buggies. He OBJ
tains the wood for his mandatory
within the county and has no trouble
in getting the best Of material.
G. A. Corriveau, Garrison & Whit =
tlesey, and n. johnson & Co. are the
principal dealers in general merchan-
disc, while Jones & Nash have the
hardware trade. The total mercantile
trade of Centralia merchants the past
year was about $4,000.
On the Grand Rapids side among
the industries not upon the water
power is the tannery Of
D. P. MORRILL,.
which, though unpretentious, has for
a number of years been engaged in do
ing a good substantial business.
c. HERsCHLEB
in the manufacture of wagons and
work of general repair, is building up
a good healthy business, while
J. WARE.
who established himself here last
spring and commenced the manufac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-23
1 CONFIDENCE THAT DID C0NFER.
Is TITS OLD REPUBLICAN POLITICIAN GENERAL
SHARPE AGAINf
Na.hlnq.9n Corresponienee AI9ang -.

Washington Corresponding Albany ,Arc'N
7 v3s walking today with al OLD hepubllcan
noN,icl9u and gct permission T. state wHat ne sau On
Scrl.tin chat bis name be Withheld rom PuoItA.iyH
% deed rarilrs which he makes are IeiaIAdDe' o-t nc
sav.tlry are every one OF theIl true. ,,.,
ON March g. ssh the day before Nj. taIr ~ !o"a
n al b. President and tie Gay before Nj I@lt TOOK
n. seal s- senator there conference IS VA CO
ference. al the Arlington Hotel
4, hst are YOU driving al 3" asked.
a. i.-f -bis" ~ SAID. There was conference NJ
fhal tiIre and place Nj Thomas c. f.ait was 'h'.e-
al Io.ts L. Pawn was there. Mr.. uhr H. heI,-l-A
va rhtr- was--abOut t. tcl yen Who else s ,Le,-
lut these are enough. At that inference Tie ca! l
lore Garn. ID became Pre- sidcnt atd Iait ~enasC
The time March s. Is-l-tle 0Qpontmtnt or N---ai- -
Il b-rs0a %. Collector o. Tie port ~ Nt"-1c'E Wa
irouoscd earYAssed supported, ana agreed Ouist az
wa sfteINyart carried out" 81,
"You arr surely mistaken in saying IAtt was there'
Irut IN. -. ,.,, -
tnued P.agt was there. Thomas g. Plat who became
Ffrs-0r Tie uay, Tho very man. Tie was tleic a.
the time. H~ heard aud understood ell thai was SAID
L. assem- ed 10 every word o. %. / TED YOU"
As lr. touklng's representatives.
"AtuutLiIg Of the sort. ~ bic own representative.
The way Nr Conkng wold tax % was considered 10
he would protest nj and lave, but u Was
rfc.oue1 that he would eubu.lt wneD be found y
conduI helped Then, u vas believed the party IL
Nr0-Yo.k would come togetAer under Pat, aud Patt,
vl the ii Roberts wOu., IL tine, build himself
w. ana the leader Instead OF toukIHe- Intt
wa setting up FOR himself even before Le became sen
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TIE FRESH AIR FUND md ITS BENEFICL-
ARIEN.

Thorton \. Mills writes as follows to The
Esser county Lept6lioan, published st Keesovle y y,
concerning party Of poor children ut out last
and another now preparing TO start
II was bright day Of last August that these greats
came 20 us. The little VII age OF Gn"s7o0rt was Ia ctr
OF eKptcfafIOn The sheds were alive WITH teams. Tie
streets awe With people And tLf little raTuad
station crowded with The men HD6 women who Dad
come to welcome their gucstA Tn long morning train
; 81 IN ie mel The cal crcs Of Where are they r.
"Haycut they Gomez He answered by pointing 10 tho
end oil Aa tram Back hurried the crowd just the
doors opened aud from the tw" Last cars poured our
guests Aud what lsoAng guests they were! They
over thli years OF age and zone under two. They
we're uIuJ eua uutauled, and nuldled together Ike
ancc dl- hty make lucy dld hot eFlienIy hho" lA9r
dignity station They wrre 0nly crowd OF poor teAc
IleLt,lU--e children frOm New Ioik cry. Ana yet
knew they were royal iof Tie Woits tLat the Master
s1uA. were yet ringing IL our eaIa: 'IuasuucA
did unto Of the least OF tAso ny brethren, ye did
" iiS.ded them up and took them home Some
hollow checked and sadeyrd zone zero broken and
Oppressed with All bore The marks left by foul
siT impure water and poor and sclnty food As they
Ss,o c1aI have some Of these uice things" at fist
soIoe Would not vegetable and pes and
ses hat bccoIue accustomed 10 only small qanniy Il
food could EFT good flu meal Tor Few days Dut
after ic paCtCe they found tleJ could cat much
u "A! on. .iuG % ~ g. - 80 ~
homes bar visits them 10 their homes during tie PAST
wlLer slowed that even the best az them We're very
yegy poor Ihey we're aot niue saints Dy any means,
but we're thankful for klHdRcss shOWifheuas Obcl
en- children, ana hardly uetIeG Watching at
AL place 10 sIcrp plenty l. Ell, AAd liberty L. stay
a. AZ tire end u two We Ks tney went back 10 tAeIi
homes 1LIl eyer were bright tIelr checks round and
S4d r,cei.ed a blessing The way Of ph5si
Issez 6olg may 60 sui better A colony Of ines
elire. re ;.Tpected 10 CONE into Essex and Chnion
80 - srI Wits "a Inc 81 .I.frs t0ucl as vii
ann uf Ltt.L 4 4 K-fi- d