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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13
Saved From Death.
Manchester England Courier.

A gallant rescue was effected near
ilfracombe recently. A gentleman
visitor went for q walk along the coast,
and sat down on a rock for q consider
able time, unobservant of the fact that
the tide, which was unusually high,
accompanied by q heavy sea, was
closing around him. His dangerous
position observed, and a messenger
sent 20 the life-boat house, and the
boat, manned by scratch crew, put
of. Meanwhile rope was secured and
a daring man was 10. cred from the
cliffs above, and succeeded in rescuing
the terror-stricken gentleman amid the
breathless silence of hundreds Of
anxious spectators.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13
How to Grow Cheerful.

Disease is in great many-perhlps the ma
jority-of instances, the underlying cause of
mental depression. 1t will almost invariably be
found, for instance, that hypochondriscs are
have had any experience of such cases are aware
that sufferers frem diseases OF the kidneys snd
bladder are especially subject to fits Of despond-
ency. The sure way to overcome depression is to
try a course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters a
cheering cordial which is peculiarly antsgonistic
TO the blues" as well Is to the causes which pro-
duce them. This popular and eficacious correct
i've Of a disorSered condition of the system rene
dies the most obstinate cases of indigestion, bill
iouEness and constipation, overcomes disorders of
the urinary organs, purifes and enriches the
blood, and restores vigor to the BODY a. well as
elasticity to the mind
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13

SCIENTIFIC OPINIONS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The Herold's
cable letter from London last Sunday
contained paragraph to the effect that
Piszzi Smyth and other eminent as
tronomers of Great Britain believed
that the comet would return, at the
latest, in October, 1888, and would then
fall into the sun with results that
would be very disastrous to this globe.
The paragraph was submitted to-day,
by World reporter to DR.. Jacob Oil
sen, the astronomer, VINO said: eff the
paragraph did not 30 distinctly explain
that the extraordinary opinion on the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13
The Wrecked Herder.

ST. JOHNS, N. f., Oct. 10.-The
steamer Neptune arrived at Cable
Rock this morning and took on board
the passengers of the ilLfated Herder
The Neptune will return to ST. Johns
and await the arrival of the steamer
Gellert, which will take the Herder's
passengers to Europe.
ALL ABOARD.
CAFE RACE, Oct. 10-The steamer
Neptune passed here with passengers of
the wrecked steamer Herder for St.
Johns, N. +. They will be taken to
Europe in the steamer Gellert.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13
Spider With q Shell.
G56nf fGAl News

Ernest Lower caught in the woods
the other day q very curious spidel.
It has on its back hard, thick for
nation, very much resembling soft
shell crab or turtle, about quarter of an
inch across. This shell has eight horns,
from all of which the spider spins q
web at the same time. He is an ac-
tive, and, as Artemus Ward would say,
an aamoosinp little cuss.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13
The supreme court of New Hamp-

The supreme court of New Hamp-
shire has ruled that when divorce has
been granted for crime, the GRIMM
ais must be prosecuted by the court
officers. This is calculated TO stop the
practice of obtaining divorce by mu-
tual agreement, confession of guilt
having heretofore led to no serious re-
suits. A test case is being tried at
NorthMood.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13

A COLUMBUS tOhio) dispatch says:
Sells Brothers have brought suit in
$4,000 agai, st the Chicago and North
western Railway company, alleged
damage for failure to transport the cir
Gus and menagerie to certain towns in
Iowa in June last"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13
4 Bank Defrauled.

ST. ALBANs, VT, Oct Esenhart,
said to be mayor of lbelyille, Quebec,
and formerly member OF the Canadian
parliament, was arrested at the instance
of the st. James bank, which alleges
he has defrauded the bank out Of
$4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13

The pedestal of Mr.. Gladstone's stat
ue, at Bow, England, will bear the in
scription: "A great leader, whose
gigantic intellect seemed beyond COM
prehension-a man whose marvellous
eloquence had astonished the civilized
world"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13
The Canadian Pacific Railway.

ATLANTA, Oct. 0.-Contractors for
the Canada Pacific railway between
Thunder Bay and Rat Portage, are EN-
powered to open the road imm ediately.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13

On the recommendation OF the post
Office commission, the postmaster at
Chicago has been granted an additional
allowanc. of funds for clerk hire to the
amount of $61,950. Postmaster Pal
mer asked for about $4,000.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13

The fall term of the North Western
Business G .llege and Academy. Madi-
con, Wis, begins Monday, Sept. Ash.
Send for College Journal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-10-13

NEWARK, N. j.. Oct. 10.-The char
ter election resulted in republican
plurality of $50 on the general ticket.
The democrats made large gains in the
common council, carrying ten of the
fifteen wards, gaining 7 members. The
contest was chiefly on the financial poll
cy of the republican administration
of the city. The labor party pclled
/ 300 votes.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-22
A Livestock Census.

Complaint has been made that the
compilers of the census are very slow in
furnishing the public with statistics re-
lating to the livestock interests of tho
country. Some affirm that this infor-
nation is withheld in order to give Of
fcials and clerks IN opportunity to
compile and sell books pertaining to
these matters. The information given
below was obtained from the statisti-
elan of the agricultural department by
Hon, j. b. Grinnell, of Iowa, who EN-
bodied it in a work he recently publish
ed and copyrighted. As the informa-
ton was obtained at the expense of the
public, it is presumed that the public
has right TO il:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-22
TOBACCO.
RATES or FREIGHT.
Travellers by Sea And Land.

Change Of air and travel produces con.
stipatiop, followed by headache and
general disarraugement Of the system. The
nauseated stomache gags ata pill, while
mixtures sweet or acid are revolving.
Nothing Of this kind is ever complained Of
in taking Summers Liver Regulator
purely vegetable, pleasant to the taste, and
ts operations upon the liver being per.
feet, at the same time 80 imperceptsble
that it ,nterlereS with neither business or
pleasure.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-22
CHEESE.

Choice, Factory ,....,'.,'",.''"".., '"'"luDll
Cream '"..,,....'"......',,''",,,. u
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-22
The Market.

CAIRO, Ills, MONDAY EVE. Aug. II, 'S2.
The weather is clear and very warm,
with prospect Of several weeks suitable
for the maturing of corn and other crops.
The market is without change, gen,
orally dull and ltfeless in le,diag
articles.
The river has kept at a good Stage all
through the season and the usual low
water difficulty will scarcely We met with
this tall.
FLOUR-The week opens with little
more life in the market, but transactions
are limited and prices unchange. Receipts
aud stocks continue light.
CORN-We nots. dull market espec.
ialIy IN white. Prices are a shade lower.
HAy-Sales are all in a small way, and
'heI demand very light. Prices are
shaded. A large part OF receipts are
IN bad condition, half cured and calculated
10 depress the market.
OAT5-No demand at all. Plenty of
ering bu' no buyers.
MEAL--Dull aud weak The demand
is very small,
BRAN-Steady at quotations.
BUTTER Choice is in fair request.
Common is not wanted.
EGGS--Scarce and 10 active demand,
to-day at 10 cts.
CHlCRENS--Market bare and demand
active.
FRUlT-Qriet and dull. Small dc.
mand except for grapes.
sales and Quotations.
NoIE'-rltn prioce here slvplJ are for sacs from
hfs' hivds IN round lots. An advance ir
ohyrgod for broken lo,sin ,hilInrorier
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-22

The following figures giving the num-
Der of sheep in each State, were fur
nished by the superintendent of the cen
sus for the information of congressman
in the recent debate:
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-08-22

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/ oar nrime ,..,,,.........."....,... Is 0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
NOT An UNDESIRABLE ELENENL
TO the EDITOR Of The Trtbune

To the Editor Of The Trt6une.
SIR: The loose talk about the jewish retu-
cees from Russia IN which Nj Eugene Schuyler mas 10
dui.d IA reported IN an interview IN this morning
Trrr1-NF ia libel on victims OF Russian atroci
ties II is untrue that very few Of the Russian jews
are arisan and none OF them farm rs II is untrue
that wealthy Jews do not come TO America 1t IS I'M
true that to col0niZe in the West and become farmers
Is precisely what they Will not do 1t Is false
guess that thoy will all settle in New-Iork. and tie
other large cities and they viii add undesirable
element TO our population" II is fact that hundreds
OF artisans and scores former farmers arc among the
refugees who have thus far arrived here that number
of them have invested and partly sunk thousands Of
dollars In attempts at farming their account
that hundreds o. them-and among them scholars and
university siudeutsare trying hard and at the sacrhce
f more easily atanable to become farmers in
1he West that other hundreds are actually WoIA king on
FARM near Hartford Conn, al Nlnc.nd, y j. al cat
OpaXi COLI near Brenham lex, ii SICILY laLHd' A anu
al various other places.
The evidence cOrroborative OF all these assertions am
ready 10 submit 10 the inspection OF the Editor OF TIE
TRIBUNE or Of Mr. Schuyler himself IL consists OF a
large eciIOn letters and dispatches IN my posses
sio-iu English, German and Russian Language with
which Nh :, Auvcr .ainllar-trOn ku5sau Jcws now
working on farms parts of this country, and
from plOriuE parties in other regions, a. W u az 81 isis
and cOrresp Possession OF the Hebrew Eln
grant Aid society. concerning the distribution ana EN-
poymeut " re-ers The CORES pOudcnce referred
T. vii convince every minded inquirer T. the mat
Ter that tbs latest addition 20 our population far rom
FORMING An undesirable element" Very respectfully
f. ILuPEIN.
No 81 Beekmqn- place, Ne,c York, June -, lS52.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
PAsroR WITH 4 BAD RECORD.

The elders Of the First Presbyterian Church
in the Eastern District OF Brooklyn have begun an in
ye,rlgaton If tho record Of the Rev r. MoGat ell who
has been supplying the pulpit Of the church for six
months Mr. Neil the church from Orange, v j.,
and the question giving him call has been discussed
He stated tuat he had nlled several Congregational
puIpts but had not preached for time owing TO
il-health one OF the members or the church
asked him II he had not been a Baptist min
later and he said that had belonged to that deuOmna
ton until his the subject OF immersion changed
IL appears that previous TO ISIS Mr. NeL iWuO Lccd
two Is in spelling Lis maine at that uniej
rrica Mass on October IL, ISIS, church council vas
held 10 Try hun ON charges ui untIutA' ulAts7' Inc
Council decided that Mr. Neil guilty OF forging ere
drutla- oil his ordination and character ana using
tLrn a, genuine. That uc ought 10 DC excluded Iion
tLs church and Q.pO-cd from tc ministry me B1stDH
Journal having printed paragraph ABOUT tuc cas-
Mr. Sell apparent denial or lie state
Ineut wheroupon Bishop Paddock. OF Massa-
cnusetta, wrote ~ turn 10 Ihs Journal ana spoke
Mainly ~ Mr.. Ncls " gross misconduct L. sacred
tI.r.s and his ougcOutuurd dishonesty ana stated
thai he LAs repeatedly made Use %! Iofg letters OF
ordiuation and also "A forged letter OF rrcOmmrudA-
nom" In conclusion the Bishop said ue Judged - ms
tLat fal-choOd and forgery may De arrested anu JA1s
the dtc-lycr may lcncelortA hnI l. hpos5iJc 70 DC
counted any " uere as True Ahbas-AdpE oIChrlst'
M Ne is spoken OF By lis conSfesalIOl a' an aOlo
arI auparrutlg sincere man, aud AIS course 10 sub
ect alike Of surprise and regret to tnen Last hlSht
uft,r the pray erAeotiuS tue elders A'lu iectHB'
and after del ID raling until IL o'clock, decided 10 SUD
mn tne question 70 meeting OF the entire cOngrrga-
ton on Monday gut Mr.. Nell Is al present acA II
hi wifi eIk l.tl.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
DIED.

ADAIR-On FRIDAY morning June % Mrs Elizabeth Adair
The relatives and friends 81 the family ADD o. her
Hamilton Gordon respectfully invited u attend toe
funeral Monday ane 80 al O'clock from her late fe'i'
denee. 40 pa west 33d ~
BEERS-At Broo.v4lIe. Ind, 22d inst, William Herman
Becrs. IN the 18th Of his
Funeral at NeNtowu Conn., sunday Afternoon June %
DbhARER la% O. Ss ., M aSso Joseph s ani
daughter o. Matun Livingston ID mo u year 81 hef age
Wees az Trinity 1hurca NeNYork Monday June %. at
l0a m They ar. kindlY requested seLd DO gers
HALIAt WooDurn Orange" stanford conn on Friday,
June - 1852 Alvsh Hall IN the 18th yeas Of his age
Notice OF FUNERAL hereafter
HILI-In Norwsls Conn, on Thursday evening June ~
Funeral services The ~ f. Church, NOrwak. on
Monday. June %. al ?. m
LYNES-At Daburv. Conn on Thursfav June p STEPHEN
Coiey Lyie-. second u Benjamin ani Eza Lynes
46tb-s-. Monday, 10Th inst, a; o'c.ocS
Intermeut at ths convenience Of the family
II kindly requested that n0 flowers be sent
NIXON Friday Jane %. Henry Archer son OF Elizabeth o.
and the ate John NJ Nixon. aged - year, - ~
u his A;e residence 50 2IO Greene-aye Brook
lyn sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK
OVINGTON-At DanbUry Conn. the 22d inst, Martha
J. OvRgion youngest daughter OF Henry A and Mafy IL
Funeral the residence ~ her brother 30 ~ vii
lOw-s Brooklyn. At O'Clock, Gath Inst Friends invited
OsGOOD-N East orange, j. on THURSDAY. IN lhe ga
good. OF Springfield, Mass
viii be heidi SATURDAY al tho house u Mrs GEORGE
v Ford Halsei- East orange soon asr t me, ar T
YORK BY the Morris and Essex r. r.
sECOR-on Thursday morning June 81 John l. seco son
Tho cla2s and tends OF tho family Of his father
law Edmund wang are respectfully invited TO attend
residence. No BIS Lexington ave.
Pleas omit flowers
TARBELl,-In watertowu. Mass, June -, Mrs sarah r.
Tarbel. formerly OF Groton Mass. agsi u yraFs
THORNE-A Broa1vue Westches Co, NY, Thursday,
June %. ~; Thomas W Thorne AL - -. o ,o...,...
his late residence Bronxie N.Y. al $50 o'clock
ca rages viii be waiting Ut vernon the arrival q
Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
COTTON NARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

trvgRPooL June 23-l23O o motion quietcr- MID Hin
Unands MidthnE orleans. 7lisd safes. 10000 bales.
Il-uO bales ldiug oj' oales American. Fu5ares-
Coands. Mddlng claUse June delivery. 6oe,d; CO..
ts.d also 500 ado august ami september delivery, 81.
ala. So DIDO september ami october delivery 6sd. 10
October ana November delivery. b4t 20. November and
December delivery, 6s's4d. Futures weaker
day included i. 200 bales American
LIVERPOOL June 2.--iaO D. m.-FutTres- upands. Low
Mdding clause uy delivery 6sis4d July
August delivery G,IAd August septem delvery
G2yd 10 september -nd october delivery C-sd Futures
LWiap0oL- Juno o3.-Cotcon-The sales week.
Il4OOOba-s American b2Ouo bales -peclor- TOOK 2ruOo
bales exporters 1000 bales forwarded from the ships
side spinners. e4uO baesi actual exports 1850
bales; total rece PTS 3t'V Dars Aletltan I3uOO oAeH
total stock. 100000 bales American o3lol bales amount
OF Cotton afoat 3OIOOD bales: American 1900 bales.
MANCHESTER June % The market Tor arms AMI Fabncs
Il steady 39 nch 90 reed Gold End >hirngs 81 y ylri,
b ol. ~. 20 inch, ~ reed Printer. 20 yards %
9oL 2lylDt3 No 40 NJ ule twist Fair. second quail
HrGusrA. June 23-Cotton qureti MdiinS. Il % Lev
Micdnng Ii act G0Od Ordinary. lO'c. recept 10 bales
shipments ~ bales: ,aies 80 bales
Neeklg-Receipts - Oa4es supmentA 762 bales sales
BALTIMORE June 23.-Cotton firm srddlnng. l2i4c: Low
MHtiHnk. Got fOOd Urinary 49, gFora ..eep19 :
bales. sales 500 bales stock. 20 900 04-u-
WeeNy-Net receipts > bales gross 23ij bales eI:
ports to Great Britain -e Oles To- me Continent LAO
bales coastWlsc, 400 bales; safes 10" DaleA
CHARLRsrON June Cotton firm. MddinG l2l-c Low
gross 5J5 bales sales - psles STOCK 100 bales
MeeayNet receipts ',-Il Dale gross 3<4' D1ns exports
GALVESTON June -3-, nrm MlddIlng. l2lsc Low
MdMng IL &c, Good ordinary II c net recelps Ia bales
WeekIy-Net receipts. SO groas. 55S baes:
ports Britain so bales - the Continent, 1871
MENPBIs -3.-Cotton hrms MlddinnG l2lsei Low
Kidding u'tci Good ordinary lUtsc net receigta. Al
GALES pmentA 7sS bales ssaies 500 bales stock. 1909
bales
weekly-Net receipts rs bales shipments, 800 bales
MoRILE June 2s-Cotton arm. Middnng i2cs Low
AdaHRs IL 49, oood Ordinary 44e Res receApta liO DAes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
IS SAMUEL oBRlIGHr or SOUND MNDt

The taking of testimony in the case OF
samuel Obrcgut who was recently committed 70 the
Middrou Iunatc A. yum by his relatives, and who
released on writ u Aabcas corpus Il being denied that
he yn- insane was begun yesterday afternoon before
Jerome Buck the referee appointed by Justice Law
renee Mrs Obreight. Who If pette blonde with fair
features sta ed that she married TO Obreight On
June o. I5-4 Alter an acquaintance u few days
the next da the trouble began with her husbands rel
tvos. ~ a.nou sunday norAing,June usaes'aid tSo
men called al the hou.e and a-ked Mr. ODreisht
whom when he had gone down, they seized and hand
curd ht cried help and the owner OF the
house. Mr. Murray, went TO his assistance and asked TO
see The warrant OF arrest. The then lied. After
half AN hours work the handouts got of On the adj
counsel MI Obre-ht ANA herself tAeh EcuI 10 lhe
men lille there the two men drove up ia carriage,
and showed certificates from Two phy slcla4s &c 70
lt's llDacy. During the short time ia Alch they
had married, the witness said, her husband LAD
ucse shown any Violence, and he had treated AeT
kindly she had never observed any signs OF lusAuIy
Inc animation failed 70 shake her evidence
Obfe sAt was tAeu called testify lie Is small man,
with nslt hair and mu-tache and round lace.
He gave his testimony IL straight
forward manner, and showed 10 signs
Of bein- insane After conobOratlg the testimony Of
his uiic 10 his being taken IN custody, ne oald
being sed habea5 corpus and being With
money, with MY WIle went W " uother7 mouse
Law her As went up the steps my brother
in-iaN began 10 cry police sad, Nhat nave
adyanced aud a-ked her for 80, telling her thAt hhe
had been the Ot sending 10 Tie mad-hodse ana
that was lennlrss She then started 10 get me the
money but my sister stepped front 10 stop hcf NY
mother pushed her aside ami got me the money. Sbe
said che had nothing 10 do with sending me 70 the
asy lum. made 40 threats against mother or any OF
the family The trouble TN M relatives began lI'lh
| dLately after my marriage"
| Ions examination followed. When qestioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
GEORGE W. HAYES.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Priyate dispatches
announce the death OF George W. Hawes Pm D. Curator
National Museum i'll this city, at Colorado Springs
yesterday. His disease was rapid consumption Dr.
HAYES was born Marion, Ind, thrtyhree years ago.
and was educated at Yale College He also stuffed
abroad and received degree OF Doctor in Philosophy
from the University at Bonn he devoted himself with
zeal and success to that department Of geology known
as hthoogy making original microscopic Investigations
and publishing many papers in scientific journals. He
was enga -ed on the Geological Survey OF New Hamp-
shire, ard professor in the sheffield Scientific
school NewHaven IN February 1881 he was appoint
ed Curator OF National MUSEUM, where he gathered
most extensive collection Of all the building stones Ia
the United states. The lnterment viii take place
at Worcester Mas. DR.. Halves O nephew OF Mr..
Spo1ord, Librarian Of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-24
THE 1GIBTYE FRESH AIR FUND.

,r1-ryR FROM TuF SUPERINTENDENT OF tbs Bhooh-
Iy< cuu.DHGNs AID soCiETY's SEASIDE ROME
FOE CHILDREN.
20 me Eattor OF The Tribune
S1p. | am glad to notice the gradual growth
=, the Fresh AIT Fund vnch you have taken al manu-
The most casual observer see how great gooa may
10 dome b. giving the poor children of the cro"u'u
,sneueut Of tae ely chance 10 ENJOY week OF Two u
,he delights OF country There Is 50 much winch
:. wholesome 20 tae mind and morals in closer cohI'c.
with nature 1t appears in the country a. con'ru'ou
,+b me unwholcsome surroundings OF the Guy.
yut ore very great advantage wnlca see ID tns "o
"a the removal OF tat uRreaSonaDe pr'Juul'e WIZ"
che majority OF the poor Of the city nave aSAS' uo
country In the prosecution OF my owa "orA III couc0
zion with the Seaside Home for SICK CnI-ieh' AN
80 hummer brought IL contact with hundreds Of boy 5
who are too large min lie with the mothers ana N'
bsb.e. who are cared Tor at THIS Home Iheu ho'neI9
exceedingly DIM ut 10 prog.uc for taeh ""Ie
,h, or It the Home seeking health for their h-aht
children 81 course the parents are too poor 20 pay
hoard for their half grown boys aud the, dr'd 70 e'
them 10 roam the Many younE D'"e IS S'oi
Tor want o. a proper snIui on TO This 'ni'''AN' f
a. VIVA. -ha DO done Win my twelve or IoAr'een-l ear
,,,,fI AZ. mai. b.by 10 the seaside HOME ~ We 90
a. We can TO meet this problem ana prevent '' ""'''
ofufe bu, Se csuot savr all ,u .t,.d ,v
~. 'r",r br.o,lyn To- The country AZ t"e
,,rne when I ~aS aol- unrT thc 'i''''cI-'
Tic Uo,,, 10 LIE no. Aer and yOauGrI 'drrb' me
Sea S..r liJMc DOs I. -cIu"tI A. .Vl at -,
:, ,.1 II l. .c,. n.ou tIi Tor mt, q 7nic'IA-
fe.d. nj oil Tie .GIc's AC ou.l't! % le,
fi,u. lI.ut lle have si'-lt "A p" Oh ~! '-e
try FOR L-rI4.IrHt Situations ou ~i-.i'- 49,.
Colnfry H., i. -, ru tAeIu tLUu-u;s Lev u'hHeS,
gslIkr 10 a., sq4aiar al -dscIy o. lA'' ''i0"1o'
sprr,,.nt,,u.. t.,fr c.u uirIly b. more 'leht
sv of ti. ork OF The seaside Home -AaA tLAt % tle
lresn All FUND by tue way ,tua term 'c-n All .Nu
an. ,,r. ia MS con cttlOu: when We nIst pc
ms were gwen thr street boys % Sew n me
to1glt Was ,uL-c,Jeu ,O NIilau LiwleAcr, .hcL zen
e.. Superintendent, cd Juc hrook!L thu4itro Au 20
cely tA.I .t sind lCblco NruI % u 5lcd 4he
mo. cu4rCu liz -s l1Ju % never kt' d
fste 81 - flesu Wei relctJc Ter Lat discussion oI
xsues wLDu nlDJ be 90 tnt uuC winch VIZ It0-
seu 10 IalsU brook Tor tnlr pdIrec We ueN'-eu
lie ana ana lnc oACci4chs IS-o40'
attending tue ilcucs dcr1rd ,c Iac GA Al
a seaside Home .ccesoar! 10 secure sd'i7aC'O OF
Treatment babies sunerln- Win dIscet' AtIu'' 80
.uIuuer htnc- tuIs institution m watch -u"u4cu 0
I've, nave been saved. God anu prosper nc ItcsL
All tund. S,uctIcy yours, L. ~ DOOH-A'''
BrOJLtUt yuut -.