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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Frank leSlie'S
SUNDAY e,

The number for April is an unusu-
ally attractive n the editor, Rev.
DIR. DR.. Talmage. continues his inter
esting papers. People / Have Met"
he also describes What | saw of Nor
monism," and in the Home Pxlpit'
is Il Sermon by him on the subject
Longevity" There are admirable
articles, finely illustrated. entitled A
Missionary Explorer David Living
stonel, "Reminiscences of an Old New
Yorker" A Journey to the Oldest
City i'm the World" The Recent Can
onizat;on Of Saints at Rome" etc, etc.
In the department of fiction "Pru-
dence Wlnterburn" and Margaret :
Enemy" are continued a new serial
by Geo. Macdonald, LII. d.. Weighed
and wanting" is commenced. and
there are short stories, sketches and
essays by distinguished writers. The
poems possess great merit. and several
are beautifully illustrated. The mis-
cellany Is, a. usual, abundant, enter
tanning and instructive. There are
besides. those interesting features.
Editorial Comments" Religious
Facts and Fancies," The Collection
Basket Obituary Notices" etc, etc.
So that As regards the variety and ex-
cellence of the contents the SUNDAY
MAGAZINE may challenge comparison
with the best Of its contemporaries.
The price of a single number is % cts.
the annual subscription, s., postpaid.
Address, FRANK LESLIE, So, SIS and 81
Park Place. New York City.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16

P%ETERscS's MAGAZINE, "the ladies'
favorite," As it is generally called, is
before us, for April, and is even better
than usual. Among other costly en-
bellishments, it has a "Colored Pat
tern for a table-Cover." one of those
e and stylish affairs only to be
found i'll this magazine, and alone
Is worth the price of the number.
The steel engraving, and the double
sized colored fashion-plate, are also
exceptionally fine. There are some
fifty illustrations for the fashions and
for the work workable, giving the
latest styles and patterns for both.
No other lady's book rivals this in
the high character OF its literature.
The stories ale always the best. In
the present number we have Love in
Tangle;;" by Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens,
The Story of a Storm" by Mrs. J. G..
Austin, both powerful novelets; be-
sides stories by Frank Lee Benedict
and numerous others and several of
the stories are illustrated. The price
of Peterson" is but two dollars a
year, with great deductions to clubs,
and handsome premiums to the per
son getting up the club. 1t is never
too late TO subscribe: for back mum
bers can alw; ~ be supplied. Erc,y
Indy ought 10 take this Mdgazinc. Spcci-
mems arc sent, gratis, To those wishing
To get up clubs. We advise our
friends to try it. for N year AT least.
Address, PETERsON's MAGAZINE, 300
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Penn
sylvania.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16

Last week the editor of this paper
traded for a patent right, and conclu-
ded TO settle himself down to the en-
joyment of prospective wealth and af
fluence TO be derived therefrom. Blu,
ii seems that he WAS not To he let
alone in the enjoyment of the new ac.
QUESTION. The importunings Of Bro.
kenney. of the .irgus. for a half inter
est in the concern have been so per.
sistent as to nearly drive US dis,
tractsd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Notice CT Sale Cadec cha.:e! ycr:,ags.

Notice rs he~eby given that by yirtle Of q
Chaitel Mortgage datei the 18th day Of JuIy
1851. and duly hlei in The office of the count,
,lcrk Of Webster cou n;y Nebraska on the 10th
iAy OF July 1881. EIecrtsd hy Moses wilson
To Il. Lombard Jr. To secure IA. p.ymea, OF tho
SUN Of one Hunirci ani sixteen SID 80 and
upon which there 4, now due The SUN &C pre
Hundro.i ami sixteen sIlfP. i"i' r. All il
tercs; from the l5tu ity IF tGiy I->t. al 10 per
cent per auuuD. default havtr- been male IN
the pay rnrnt OF san SUN. therefore J Will cell
the property described therein. t1-wit.
= red Devon calves. red Devon bull I
months old ! red Devon heIier. One tanning
mill One 3 section harrow. pn- III NV rlov
,DTr make. 10 feet galyE nIIei iron rire one
inch IA diameter .Ssn tret lumber fencing L.
foot. at public auction Mt CIpycrton. Wer.;.r
County Nrb.. on the Jth tay OF March l-s-
At one o'clock y. IN. Is. LosB,EU. ia.
3l-4 BY :. =. Dow ms Agent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Acknowledging the kindness

tnc hliunces oi
the editor Of the CHIEF, We begin this
week. All educational department. in
the columns OF this paper. He has
very kindly offered TO give this col
unm To the discussion Of topics per
tanning TO school work and We trust
il will be carried on 10, the benefit Of
education in Websterc ounty. Cores
pondence from teacher, school officers
and others IS invited. Inquiries of
general interest To- the public will be an
swered. From time to time sucges-
tions and decisions OF the State
Superintendent Will be published.
Discussions Of theory and practice.
best methods, reports of school work,
examinations &c, viii find II place
here. General school news, and re-
ports, Will from time 20 time Ice given
Teachers. this column l. largely for
your benefit, We hope YOU viii show
your appreciation Of II by letting H.
hear from YOU often.
To SCHOOL OFFICERS.
The time for holding the annua!
district meetings l. close Al hand
Much of the work of the year depends
upon the faithfullneSs Of the labor
done by district officers for the next
month. The census i 10 be taken 10y
the director within ten days previous
To- the annual district meeting" The
director is also to call the meeting on
the first Monday Of April. by giving
notice fifteen days previous. The
submission Of the question to vote
bonds for the building Of a school
house Is not to he included in the
transaction of such other business
III notice of regular meeting. because
1t does not lawfully come before il"
Within ten days after the meeting
the director must deliver To the cuun-
ty Superintendent his report for the
past year, upon the blank recently
sent 10 him, from this office. We
trust the directors will send Us the re-
ports for the winter schools promptly.
Most of the schools have closed and
but very few reports have been pre-
scented as yet.
The Treasurer must file n bond Of
not less than five hundred dollars
within ten days after his election. and
if he fails to do this, his office shall bc
vacant and the board shall appoint Il
treasurer. The bond is 10 be APPROX
ed by the director and moderator and
filed in the office Of the county clerk.
The treasurer should not toe allowed To
draw money from the county treasury
until he has filed his bond. IScc
school Law, page 81. See. 1. note.
Another matter Of great importance
To the district is the making and de-
livering the certificates of tax levied
IN the district To the county Supcrin-
tendcnt and county Clerk. Owing To
an inefliciency of blanks at the time
of sending them out. only one has
been sent to the director. If you do
not receive another. do not jail 10 s'nd
the blank property fNtd TO the County
Clerk not later than the first Monday
in June, and send Il written copy to
the county Superintendent. BY neg
lecting tins. great Inconvenience and
much trouble may occur.
COUNTY SUPr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
CARD.

We desire again to publicly expires,
u thanks tothe good people of Rec
Cloud for their kindness manifested
upon the evening of March Sd. When
We came home late in the evening the
people were gathering at the church
and We soon found a goodly number
of valuable presents and considerable
cash, with many kind friends awaiting
us. We shall long remember the &C
caSien and labor and pray for tn,
prosperity ri the donors.
Clio. n. HAWLEY, AND FAMILY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Legal Notice.

State Of Nebraska
Webster County.
Ia the District Court
thereof Of the Piah Judicial District.
Elias B. Reel. T~rus;-ee. Pre-.
stephen Newman and Jane 'oNoe OF sui
Newman. Dert
The ahOTe m ed defendants will taks motto,
that the above named plaintiff on the 18th dsy
Of January lrs2. file MS petition IN the ab1y-
named ,"0Tt against the above namet d~fen-
tsGts. the object and PRAYER Of which 70 for q
decree 10 f0recl0ss a Real Estate Mortgage
made ~ said fef-niIn's & ssIi plaintiff. o.
the : r % sec. i IN r0~r 3 north AMI range
9 west Of T. NJ. in sail Webster County
SAIL defendants are further notified that, they
are reQuii Ell u sn-ser said petition Oh the Z0tb
Day Of March 1892
Elias y. Rssp. Trustee.
o-t-S BY bis Solicitors. B.-rT 4 g.sAs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Notice to Tree Planters.

Parties wishing Cottonwood trees
for forest planting can have them
in any quantity. will furnish in lots
of not less than ten thousand. for one
dollar a thousand. Lots of % thou
sand at 90 cents per thousand. Cash
to accompany all orders. Send orders
TO NJ. Ii. MURPHY,
PlattsmOuth. CaSS Co, Neb.
Reference, CaSS County Bank.
Sit 4 PlattSmouth, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
h0ck WaInutS-

one years growth from seed. From
one To n a half feet high, sen, to any
address on receipt of price. These
"alnuts will make fence posts in fou,
or hive years. If not in good growing
condition when received they may h
returned and money will be refunded
Price, IS cents a hundred, cash
must accompany orders
Address. c. ". FULLER.
Granville P. O., Jefferson Co, Kan.
3tf
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Legal Notice.

Stats Of Nebraska
Webs er County.
In Tho Distric, Court
thereof Of the Fifth Judicial District
The Iowa Loan & Trust company Pltf)
James FLEET. Dsssniant.l
The above named defendant will take notice
thar the above nameI rlain'iF o. the ll'h lay
0t January ltS1 filed ~ p~sritjon in the above
nam Ell court. against the above named dc'en-
daat. the object and prayer Of which - cor \
decree to forec'os~ \ Peal Fst1te SrrtgAge
made by saIt dsfsnisnt 10 salt plaI1fiT N n.
w :. quarter dissection Is n town s north
and range 10 vest Of 8 L. NJ. in ,aii Webster
Coan:y. aid Defendant il further up'is"d that
he - required TO answer fAii petition on tts
9th day Of March. Iss2
Iowa Loan a Trust Company.
Dts By its Solicitors. Barry A EaGAs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
A Foolish vistale-

Don't make the mistake of con-
founding a remedy of merit with
quack medicines. We speak from ex-
perience when We say TINT Parker's
Ginger Tonic il q sterling health re-
storative which will do all that is
claimed for it.. We have used it onr-
selves with the happiest results for
Rheumatism and when worn out by
orerwork. See adv.-TImes..
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Examination of teachers

There will be II public examination
of teachers at Red Cloud, Thursday
and Friday April 9th and 9TH, 1882.
Applicants, especially for second and
first grade certificates, should not fail
to I've present.
CHARLES W. SPRINGER, Co, Supt.
March 10, lSS2. 1884
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Farm for Sale,

leo acres of land s miles southeast
of Red Cloud, 65 acres under cultiva-
ton. Will take part payment in cash,
balance on time. Call on G. A.
Brown, on the premises, or +. +.
Shutc. ut Burr Oak, Kan. 3l-t-4
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16

Notice OF Village Election.

Notice l. hereby gwen that on Tur.I,v -.
tth lay e April mex; AZ the Iuurt U,u-e 70 -.
: I!iaEe ot kri Cloud al lection - - held
Tor hse Trustees Of .Aii Village. ~hch s,vc
tion sill re open ~ = o'clock a m al Nj
continue open until o'clock T. u e -att !Ay
DAVID halsy and Frank X. Jump haN. t-~u
chosen a. clsFs.. ant tiw e.. tlaNl-y. John
IL WILCOX an Samuel Nes; a. Juis~s Of sail
Election. By order 4 BOARD II ~ru.,er..
EOSIs [. H.~LEy. Clerk
Dated March 18th lss1. sa-A
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
To Sell or Rent.

4 farm on Louisa creek, 5 mile:
from Red Cloud; containing l6D acres
90 improved, good new frame house
we'll of good water, wagon sheds
hogpens and stable, property Of Wal
ter c. Wade: Call on J. NJ. Stodiard
on the premises, 0. address HIM Al
Red Cloud. Neb. DATA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
ho!For the West and Pacific Coast.

AL parties desiring TO go west the
coming season will do well t o address
4. c. Robbins, Secretary of the Great
Western Colony. Orleans, Neb., and
receive their pamphlet giving a DIES
cription of country, rates of transpor-
tation by rail, for families, teams,
household goods. &c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16

A GREAT disideratum in the prepar
alton of medicine is that it should be
palatable without losing its efficacy
This is the case with PICKLY ASH BIT.
TIERS, and being graded a regards
their cathartic properties. they are
better adapted for general Use than
any other similar article. 4 tria! vii
convince the most skeptical.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16

Smith Brothers announce still an
other important reduction / II rate oil
interest on time loans. Straight Hine
per cent annual intereSf. Call at the
Bank and leave your application.
40tf.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
NOTICE.
Us LAND OFFICE
BLoOHISGIoS Ms. Feb. -. lSSL

N.T Ut TT 7
BLoOHISGIoS SKB. Feb. -. l~SL
Com plain;
having been entered II this pcfce by Jnhn ".
Mitchell against the hears Of Mary A. Jones
leccarei. ihr abandoning her Hone.teai Eutry
No. tSs. dated March 9TH is. upon the
of u"rth ives; ami vest J,
south west section - township ] n"T'h range
l. west. in eb-ter county Nebraska with =
view 20 the cancellation 90! -aii entry. the sad
parties arc hereby summoned u appear at this
once m the iYih day e Apul l>s2. at one
concerning said alleged nbsnipumeu,
=. ". SwirIEH. Register
X. W. MONTGOMERY. Receiver. 9I-E
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Grasefui 70 Isys,sSs,

Floreston Cologne is grateful To in
valids, because il is refreshing with
out the sickenins effect of aost
perfumes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Vsnnor's Prsdicslonsf for March.

The 18th and 18th may not be par
tlcuiariy stormy days. Cold weather
In the northwes thr week.
Fourth wcek-Blus,ery, stormy
weather and snowfalls in many Sec
tons west 20 Chicago and westward.
about the entry of week, or 2U;h and
2lst days.
Frequent snowfalls through Prov
ince Of Quebec.
Mid weather on and after the 22d
day, with rain and sleet storms OF
frequent occurrence in most sections.
Wet weather south and east.
After the 26th-Snowstorms proba.
BILE to westward and high wind.
through Canada, accompanied by
heavy snow and rainfalls, particularly
about the 2sth and 2gth.
The month, however,, will probably
close generally mild with indications
Of a calmer period.
The following Blue Hill items are
from the Ayr Times:
X. A. Simpson is very sick.
Friend Newcomer Is on the sick
list.
The Blue Hill Bank starts out with
Il good business.
Sol. Maudlebaum WAS found nj the
Chicago store, happy and jolly. as
usual.
Large quantities of corn are being
hauled from here by Kansas parties,
and farmers III these parts.
Garfield and Parker made our few
minutes stay with them very pleasant.
They are gentlemen as well as fine
merchants.
A. Butler, of the firm Of Butler &
Wells. of Wells =. O., Webster Co,
and S. f. Gencray of that place, took
the train at Blue Hill Thursday fol-
Hastings.
Mrs. Mackny. wife Of c. c. Mackey
of Blue Hill died about 6 o'clock
Thursday morning. She was All old
lady and fell a victim to the ravages OF
lung fever. Blue Hill loses one of its
respected and highly esteemed ladies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
NOTICE &C TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given. that: will sIsmin,
ell person rs vbo may ieIrr 10 oder thenseivss
% candidates toy teachers of the primary or
com mon schools e Webster county. ~ Red
Cioud on the Gr.; saturday IL the n uths o.:
!sbrusry, Eay August and Noven Der At
slue hili On the Grit saturday 10 the months Of
-auary. April. July and bc;C Der. At Ggids
vcx on the fIr>t saturday 10 the months Of
arch. June. September AID december
ExApInations to ~rouLEenc. a;s-'5ock As
CHAsLes W. SpetTsEs
County Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
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Final Proof Notices.
4 Nac. =, R-I.ouln.,an Sc. No. -

and oesce At Bioouras;on Srs. March I~U
Notice 4. hereby cir. ,h,; -. nIl5-Ius
named settler las 1.st notice q a.. lateat.5E
20 make srA proci " ,gproT; cfhu. cla1 "a /
thA; SAID proof val be n sc. before Cl,rs ~
Distrc; Cosrr, Webster Caua,v n, Hri yloaI
Nebraska On Sa:ura.y tpul - ~ Wa
loVus B.~.Esr
Hd entry No. SlI tor the g.. .ec. "a to-a IN
range -. lie nsm-- the CLOSING .'u-ses @,
prove his eOntinCous r'sid@C . ap- a. AMI eta
yatIon O. AID Ian, w AsthIss E~Eser. Johu
hanger Leopold Wsr. MCaisi.a Hs-tG al 4
IaomAEt!ie Nse-
msTlhapE!S : W. SNITIt Re. ster.
Land rGee at Bloomington Nrs. Get -. 80
Notice !. hereby given that he following
nAmed settler has Sled uo;lcc Of his Inrratlon
80 make sual pr,ci a. saTpyrt o. tl.- ain ard
that SAID proof gill &c mat~ sei,rr clerk b.;
District 'ourt 81 red Cloud Nct on ~G'sriAS
J.srS " wr~r.
I'D No. 2.2 for the ne. So >. town IN ra-r,
l2s He r4ms. the ,o!lo~ta. -.trr-s~. =
y.hnn Of "a Land. wa james NciIIsh. Llrc!
W IG;ile. HAr Ell J.. fs:b, ant >ilr. : Ne!ls
m~r3nAIO y ". swIrzER. R,sr..-r.
LAID Once ~ Blpomiu.,en Neb Fec. u. -
Notice /. hereby gwen 'hs; The t,l,1s4ax
samet settler has hlei notice vi h. Intention
u make anal prof ~ -uEp"Tt Cd; Ia. sissu. 80
secure ana! cntry Thereof. before &c Clerk 81
District court. N Netrtrr cOuaty 1t b.. ufarS
IN Rel tloui Nebraska on Saturday March
18th. is9. viz
OL:y.s l.. 9icE.
M entry No 1~Jl. for th- ~ - 80, = - .
AMI w.. Of 1850 - town "a range -. Tie
names tie following sItu.-sc- go prove H. con
tin."us rrsii'rcr upon ArI cultivation . sstl
land. vEE vii sn trrurh. Lorenzo J.. Itunss
Henry {. Crawford curtis Bo.l. al q Gov. rs
b Neb.
feL!omar!5 : V. SwITLER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16

Agnes Shirk Dsfeulent
will take NOTICE. thst on the l3.h lag - frbru-
AIRY lsS2. PLAINTIFF herein fiei his petition IA
ihe DiSfri : Cou-; - -rster Count, Nebraska
az ,,-t said U-t-nfeut. the object and PRAYER
Of which is 10 obr ,iu n ic"ree 81 divorce on tho
ground rfdescru n for m... tna1 three year,
last past
You arc required 20 hnsw~r saii petition on
"r before the iTi lay Of NpriI To-
@-t5 Jo<FPH Il srEE.
by ". ri -rFusy. ~ A,t.rrsy
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16

An exchange says that the man
who is too poor to take the newspa-
pers, is the same man who loses an
occasional opportunity to gain five or
ten dollars because he does not hear
Of it in time; the same man who sells
his wheat just before a rise in the
market; the same man who makes
the wrong move i'll a matter because
he does not knew al she cEcumstan-
ces in the case; the same man who
loses in a thousand and one differen,
ways. simply because h. lie aot inform.
ed. Never again say you cannot afford
to take the papers, for you CAN NOT
afford to do without them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16

John Duston, n of the parties Who
stole John Walters horses, and who
was arrested at Smith Centre, Kansas.
OF the strength of a postal card sent
from this Office giving a description of
the horses, was taken % Missouri on
n requisition from the governor of that
state to. answer to the charge of horse
stealing and other Crimes committed
there. gpon hearing of the arrest of
the thief Sheriff Warren procured q
requisitien' and was in the act Of start
ing after the man when he heard hat
the Sheriff from Missouri had 60,
ahead Of him. 1t matters little in
what state the culprit is punished, so
that the punishment is swift and sure.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Blanksi Blanksii

S~oS
A full line Of State Journal Co.'S,
Blanks the standard blanks of the
state are always kept for sale AZ the
CHIEF office, and ~ the same prices
that they are sold al in Lincoln and
Omaha. The following is q partial list
of blanks on hand:
Warranty Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds.
Chattle Mortgages,
Search Warrants.
Mechanics Lem.
Power Of Attorney.
Bills II Sale,
Quit Claim Deels.
Summons I~originalj,
Summons copy.
Appeal Undertaking.
Execution.
Order # Attachment,
Afidavi, Of Vendor O. Lessor.
Assignment Of Mortgage.
Precipe.
Notice Of Constables Sale.
BLANK Receipts,
Blank Notes
g.'ease II Mortgage.
Agreement for Warranty Deeds.
Complaint 20 keep the Peacs.
&c. &c, &c.
And most Al kinds Of thanks used By
So;SIiek Iub,ic
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Educational Department.

Communication for tbs Column should be
addressed TO Charles w. Springer. County Sup =
Red Cloud Web. coYrespont enes % iay!ied
trOm any one On educational topics
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Money To Loan

On Real E-ate. N Webster and ai-
Joining counties at the very best -ate..
II Nj. pay every farmer an" think. .:
borrowing money. 70 see me before
making arrangements with any other
party.
No expense IL the b1rrorer-no
tedious delay-no dealing with eastern
parres-no application fee. honus or
cOmmissIon-nO fee for making %
recording papers or taking sckuV~i-
edgemenn-no advance or seui-an-
nuAl interest and no interest unri.
money IS actually IN hand.
Call upon or address
X. A ST.P=OS.
Ji Loan Broker. Blue Hill. Eeb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-03-16
Divorce NotcIe.
AGSrs SHIRK.

In the District Court Ofth-sth Ju iiri.l Dis
,rict lsani for Webster County Nebraska
JOSEYH X. SaIRI
The daily gazette., 1882-10-27
A DAY OF THANKS,
President Arthur's Proclamation FIxe
November so, for That Purpose.

President Arthur;s Proclamation Fixes
November so, for That Purpose.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. o0.-The following
Thanksgiving proclamation has been issued
to-day by President Arthur;
SIN conformity with custom, the annual
observance of which is justly held In honor
by this people, /, Chester A. Arthur, Presi-
dent of the United States, do hereby set
apart Thursday, the 30th day of November,
as day of public Thanksgiving. The bless
ings demanding our gratitude are numerous
and varied. For the peace and amity
which subsist between this Republic and all
the nations of the world for the freedom
from internal discord and violence for the
increasing friendship between the different
sections of the land for liberty, justice and
constitutional government for the devotion
of the people to our free institutions and
their cheerful obedience to mild laws for
the constantly increasing strength of the
Republic while extending its privileges to
fellow-men who come to us; for the i'm
proved means of internal communication
and the increased facilities with intercourse
with other nations for the general pre-
vailing health of the year; for the prosper
ity of all our industries, the liberal return
for the mechanics toll, afiording q market
for the abundant harvests of the husband
man; for the preservation of the national
faith and credit; for wise and generous pro-
vision to effect the intellectual and moral
education OF our youth; for the influence
upon the conscience of restraining and
transforming religion, and for the joys of
home; for these, and for many other bless
ings, we shoul give thanks.
Wherefore, Il do recommend that the
day above designated be observed through
out the country as day Of national thanks
giving and prayer, and that the people,
ceasing from their daily labors and meet
ing in accordance with their several forms
Of worship, draw near to the throne of
Almighty God, offering to him praise and
gratitude for the manifold goodness which
He has vouchsafed to us, and praying that
His blessings and His mercies may continue.
And do further recommend that the day
thus appointed be made q special occasion
for deeds OF kindness and charity 10 the
suffering and the needy, SO that all who
dwell within the land may rejoice and be
glad in this season of national thanksgiv-
ing.o