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pOBT. E. LEE HOTEL. Crescent Place, near
II the Market-House JOS Lafargue, proprl-
etor. Bar and billiard room attached. First
class entertainment and accommodation.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES.

INSURANCE AGENCIES.
W MAURIN. General Fire Insurance Agent,
v Mississippi street over Fernandez's bar
Der shop. Represents first-class companies with
oysr s5un00,6eo OF capital. Policies issued di-
rectly from agency without delay.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-01-26

GITY HOTEL 2. Lefeyre, Proprietor, Rail-
" road Avenue. corner Iberv1lle street, Bar
supplied with best Liquors.
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HOTELS AND I:oARDING-HousEs.

TpEEp-O'-DAY HOTEL AND BARRoOM,
Mississippi street. Frst-rate accommo-
dation ard reasonable prices. Western Union
telegraph Office III the hotel.
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Home Proof.

!. .f..H. .#. ~"-#. 49, .|. j..
Suffered Tenibly-"Nothlng seemed TO help mo.
could not get out Of bed. Ir. Smith cured mel
ZEPH. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, ". Va.
Catarrh, Polypus OF Nose. Impaired yoicc,-suf.
Iercd ior years: patent medicine failed to help me.
CHARLES GHADDucK,
OF speldcl 4 Co., Wheeling. W. Va,
Dyspepsia and liberated Observation-Disclosures
70. years failed I! y gtye me- sGl!e'; Dr. Smith cured
me" THOMAs HOLT, Insurance Agent.
Fi3-"Mad them for fourteen ycsrs. Dr. Smith
cured me-" LOUIS f. WASHINGTON.
Is%crofula, Running Sores on IIead.-"My ron was
'9I MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". va.
Cancer .-!'sutIe,cd for years with Cancer, Had
1t cut out three lines. II returncd after each pper.
or pain" tH. '1T8 Mas. Il, N, CIRCUIT.
Piles, Fktula OF Anus.-Flat on my back for Is
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Bmith cured me
THOMAS CoLp1N,
.Ulcerations OF Rectum, Prolsbsus aud Plies
''Was given up 10 die and pronounced iucuable.
Dr.. Smith cured me without knife"
WARRINGTON DELANY;
Roy. Il. o. LRdd writcs:-"Dr. smiih's proics.
sional services In my family have been mcst satis.
factory: and | commend him 10 all Ma a gentleman
and a skill!ul physician"
Mrs.. Margaret kolb says: II had been suffering
dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith said ] had a tape worm, and
In eight hours removed a monster 100 feet lopr.T
Female Complains.-rhree years in hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advan,aScsin such cases.
Persons cured OF catarrk. diseases OF heart, liver
stomach, kidncys. skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, Bcroiula and
asthma testify 10 my success. - -
Piles cured without tho knife.
Patients ct a distance may be treated by letter
and satisfaction guaranteed. A chart for seli.ex.
sent Oh receipt Of two th.ec.cent stam.s
and advice returned free. 1870
Consultation at office free. Office bours from o
1. Y. TO- =. H., daily. Call on or address
JOHN Il, SMITH, M, D..
my No. 14A ChRnlinR 1t. Hhenlinu n IL
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uvic 10 atOthers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest BY q sick ohild suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth? II 40, send AZ
once and get a bottle OF Mrs. Winsloy's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethirg, Its
value Is incsiculRble. 1t will relieye tbe
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon It,, mothers, there Is no mistake about
1t. 1t cures dysentery and 'dgarrhoeu, rep.
ulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitens the gnm1, reduces inilsmma.
ton, ana gives tone and energy TO the whole
systein. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
Chiidfen 1eothing Is pleasant to the taste,
and best female nurses and pbysicians IN ihs
United States, and 10 for sale BY ali drurp;stH
throughout tho world, Price Is cents q bot.
los MY rlNa. ... o. NNeAW
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ava rTaF l.
Drinking Fountain for Fowls,

##...".. 10 nj H.#|. ..H..# ...
A very simple device as a substitute for a
drinking fountain is that in use by a young
poultry keeper. He whites q wooden
plug, which he lts from the outside into
the aperture in the bottom OF an ordinary
flower pot. Then, filling the pot with wa
ter, he oovers it with an inverted earthen-
ware dish and turns it oyer, 40 that the not
stands bottom side up. Owing to the lack
OF pressure by the exclusion Of air, the
water oozes aut slowly in the pan or dish
below, 80 slowly, indeed, That 1t ia occasion.
ally necessary 10 loosen the plug for a mo-
ment to allow a little air into the not.
The lower pan, or dish, should be about
two inches larger in diameter than the rim
OF tho flower pot, and not more than one
and q hall or two inches deep. The cIrcu-
lar shape allows a number Of hens'to drink
ut the Bamo time, and is quite as effective
in keeping the water fresh and clean as a
moro expensive fountain, besides being
available to every one. The lower OF
drinking pan may be OF metal, but an
earthenware dish Is the most desirable.
For very young chicko, the Hauoer OF q
flower pot aeveral sizes larger than the one
in usc would be deep enough.
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MEDICAL,
A GOOD COMPARISON.

IL H"N .e..a r# s#a# HH'I
Tho Isov. William Roulatt, a wcll.kaowu
Methodist clergyman, residing at Naples,
draws tho following amusing, but apt com.
parlson between DR.. @. NcLants Tsrmtnugt.
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and a ferret
"a ferret when placed Mt the entrance Off
mt hole, enters tho aperture, travels along
the passage, selzes upon tho rat, extermin.
ltes his existence md draws tho animate
deninct carcass to tho light. And In like
manner hnve ! found Dr.. @. XcLdnss Vtrmt-
hiot to operate upon worms, those dreadful
anddangerou tormentors ofchildren. This
romedy, like tho ferret, enters tho aperture
OF tho mouth, travels down the gullet, hunts
round tho stomach md. lays hold of tho
worms, shakes tho life out OF tho reptiles,
sweeps clean their don, md carries their
%carcasses clear ont of tho SYSTEM This,
ut least, has been tho effect of tho Verml.
flge upon my children" iI-,t
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4tttdliqttutr
Uiiire, kos. 10 ann ~ =, -a1,
AN EDITORS VIEW OF npaIN0.

Ulympiau Gods l hate you, spring,
tor soon as bids begin 10 Mug, :.
ana buds 10 swell. all rhymsIcn think
lual lhcJ must say 80, via ink. 49, ~
W,hen one receives roam after roam
Regarding that celestial % theme.
rallence must end. Jo6.st tho trash
Would speak bis MIND by many A -
~ AiGt o. reading, skies are blue"
Ana "%ylolets' Of 'dl.to hue"
hhd wlsh The streams would stay nsleep.
u Darius would klndred silence Keen.
y taxes my devil all his ,ino
~ empty the sLipeiiluous rhyme. H
Mhen Tho watte.IAsset oyeiiloWs hW.H
Win Lines mud "Oicsi I'M. von,r,., .,o,..
DO not want; yet every tprinv y Ano"'
! am that wild, tormcnted tain. t
my "uear, respected editor" IU sHsHf
10 nsi1o oblivion, til my den .
hcsunicSits lUrtnHl state ag.Iu. rhs.
since thou my annual MI ye DOH b,iny 's.iH.
! nave etldge ag.inst tlca. Spiiup.
~ would tutn asaint luto 4 bear.
10 near forever "tE0u art fiir:U'
Ana words giow meaningless WIN, ,,.,.o., n
unconrted penSin turn repcat' '"ee"
10 VINO indulge 10 Mailing verse,
M stale and thread bare tbOuphts ,ohos,xc
renu not 70 me. nor hitaer brInr. ''
. tssplis product, about "snffnyn N
~ ltcu 70 death, In heart and brain.
~ a" G9ulMnd ilowcrs," and ANIL at,."
nat oiu, ulsgnsIilig, tedious kttiLv-
olylnfianG Gods | hate thee, spriSy,
"-
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Sheep In California;,


Like persona engaged in the same bust.
ness in other parts Of the country, Callfor-
MIA sheep.owners are obliged to own or
rent land Tor their ranges. Formerly they
could invest all their money in aheep and
pasture them on Uncle Sans land. How.
ever, lands suitable Tor sheep pasture at the
foot hills are still low.priced. The large
nocks are being broken up and the smaller
nocks kept on smaller ranges and on cult.
waited farms. The wool product has in.
creased wonderfully in q thirty years, az.
grsgatingin 1854 but l54. 900 pounds, in
1850 S,O555. S25 pounds, 1870 20. or, 900
in 1880 &c, O74,l5 pounda, and in 1883 de.
clining to 40.9lS,500 pounds.
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TIE constantly tired.out" ieelingso often
experienced ia the result OF Impoverished
blood, and consequent enfeabled vitality.
Ayers sirsaparillA feeds and euriches t6e
blood, increases tho appetite, and promotes
digestion Of the food, and the assimilation OF
Ito strengthening qualities. The system be.
ipg thus inyigoraled, the feeling rapidly
changes 10 a grateful sense OF strength and
energy. .grrg -'- NV ',
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"HAcEAErAcE," q lMating and fragrant per
fume. Price Is and 80 cents. IN
bulLoH's CuRx WILL Immediately relieve
Ctoup, Whooping Cough and bronchitis. !.
FoR DYafxrslA aud LIVER Complaint, You
have q printed guarantee on every bottle OF
Shiloh'a Vitalizer. II meyer failn 10 cure,
a EAsAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 30 cents,
70 saleby McLMn Bros. md A. T, Young.
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Don'tUse Linimcnts or Oiatments.
'Ono Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster Is
better than all the greasy compounds you
can carry. % cents, wsAw
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BELLA asks: "lYhat Is the best thing 10
iced a parrot ong%" II the parrot belonged
to W we'd feed It on Parla-green or arsenic,
-Uarrislura Itleqraph. - ---N'
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"'WHAr Ia laughter ?" asks a scientist, Il
4 the sound that you hear when your hat
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CHATTER II.
maiden, Mas, Fob. ], 1887, Gentlemen
suffered with attacks 81 sick headache.n
Neuralgia, female trouble, for ysars In tho
moat terrible and eIcrutisting maunsr,
Nc medicine or doctor could give ME relief
or cure until I used Hop Bitters.
1.-THE first bottle ,g aN
Nearly cnred ne !" ,
The second made me as we'll and strong as
when q child, -
E"Anj have been so 10 this day.
My husband WINS an invalid for twenty
years with a serious :,
kidney, liver mud urinary complaint,
"ProROunced-b by Doston's best physi-
ciapB- -
"Inourable I"
Seven bottles Of your bitters cured him
and I know Of the
"Liyes Of eight persons' 7
In my. Eeighborhood that have been saved
by your bitters, Il.
benefit.
"They almost
Do miracleH!h -JEs, E, D. Slack.
How TO GET Flick Expose yourself day
and night; eat too lauch without exercise
work too hard without rest; doctor all the
time; take all the vile nostruns advertised,
and then you will want 10 know how 10 gel
well, which Is answered in three words-Taks
Hop Bittersl !. apr91.Mwraw
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In the absence OF suitable materials or ,ho
time 70 prepare y, people often 70 without
and you will never trouble yourself to mstSs,
another, xNrav
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An Answer wanted.

Can any QUE bring us q case OF kidney or
Liver Complaint that Electric Bitten Will not
speedily, cust?+ We aay they can not, a.
thousands .of. cases already permanently
cured and who arc daily recommending
Electric BltteIs, will prove. Bfight's Disease,
Diabetes, Weak Back, OF any urinary com.
plant quickly cured. They purify tho blood,
regulate the bowels, and act directly on the
diseased parts. Every bottle guaranteed. For
sale ut 600 u bottle by Logan & 90. MsrAw
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RURAL hospitality-"Do take some more
q the vegetables, Mr., Blood, for they 90 to
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TIE REv. GEO. Il. THAyEn, Of Bourbon,
!nd., says: Both myself and wife " our
lives to sHILoH's CONSUMPTION CuRx."
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation. Dizziness, LOSS of Appetite
Yellow Skim shiloh's Vitalizsr Is q positive
cure. -
Why WILL YOU cough when shuoh's Cure
cts. and. 81.
slILou's CArAara REaEDY-a positive cure
tor Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
For sale hv Mct.nin DroH. andA A. r Yonnu
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".fou can easily make your akin white
and soft" "How2' use Glenn's Sulphur
sonp." T'7 fsN 1',1'1
Pike's Toothachs Drops cure In one min.
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FLEMING BROS, Pittsburuh. Pa,
J. E. SMITH,
No. 1404 CHAPL1NE STREET,
~ arl14. Near Fourteenth Street.

This best evidence Of a phyticlan's tucccs ~
testimony Of his patients. The IpcrcNsiuv xt.
mAnda for my Professional services prove that have
dealt honorably. and fairly with those who have
consulted mo. ! never use q patients name with.
tihcates from thokc whom l have cured after they
had been pronounced incurable. A thorough med.
zeal education. with many years hospital Cxperi.
ence and familiarity. with theraputlc agents, a
Close observance OF temperatnental peculiaritIcg
and strict attention 10 hygtenic management In.
lures success. a cure Is possible, and | frankly give
tho patient my opinion. .-- - e.'e
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Lucinda Crawford, Berkeley CO., Anil ii,

Peter Dick Berkeley CO., April 70; aged 60.
fsnss s, y. he Roiss ass r Ap,iI%2: aged. ..
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LOSS AND GAIN,


CHATTER I. 'ls.
~ was taken sick a soar ago
With bilious fever" i.
MY doctor pronounced me cured, but I
got sick again, with terrible pains In my
back and eidea, and I got 80 bad l
Gould notmovo!
shsunk!
From 22s pounds 10 1901 I had been doc.
torinE Tor my liver, but II did mo no good. I
did not expect to live more than three
months. I began to uss Hop Bitters. Di.
rectly my appetite returned, my pains left
lne, my entire system seemed renewed az II
by magic, and uf,er using several bottles / am
only as sound as a sovereign but weigh
more than | did before. To Hop Bitters l
owe my life."
DUBLIN, Juno 0. 81. R. FI7zrArRlcK.
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John a. CoIban 10 Rschel s. Lil!cr, both Of Min.
eral county, by Rev. !. N. DAVIDSON. April 1G.
.mes Dawson to Susan McKeusie. ppolh n Md
at hSSser' by Key. II, Hoffman. Apnl 10. -D
iords, OIL Oxford. n. y, April 70, ''iA a. 'ei'
Joha \. Fhiplss 70 Jane u. Waddle, both Of M.r.
&c! CO., BY Rsy, !. ". Bennett, April 5. ~e
a anos' co W. ~ illR Rss to Sstah N. v..Mur.in. both Of
man, April IL. -'- al fes'eF'
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sjlas MIinEsly, Marion CO.. April IL; aged 70,
SOLOMON Alttre, Miue-al CO., April Is: aged 81
Chas.,J. GIaham, Elk Garden, j ptii is: NED n a.
Daughter o. NJ. and Mis-. Solomon Melton, Grant
April s: scarlet fever. i ''''
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Alex Bsllcntine: Hancock co Apdl 2l.
Alfred l.acetield tcol'd.) PAikesburs, Anril 81.
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All trains daily except Sunday. ---
Pullman Palace Drawing Eoom Sleeping Cas-
through without change from Stcubenyille Hast to
Philadelphia and New YORK. Wet 10 Colunbus.
81. LouiE, E-9--'' -
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
accommodations ard any further information, 90.
ply % JNO. g. T0MLINsON, Ticket Agent at Pan.
handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street, or al CITY
Ticket Ohice, under AcLure House, Wheeling,
JAMES EcCKEA,
rs Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
T.. A. FORD,
GelI PAS. and Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh, Pa,
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Als. Elijah Flesher. Weston, April q: aged 81
Jeh Kos (eofd) Hardy CO., Aprll2i; aged SO.
ka,e J. Wolindin, Weston, Apiil4O aged ii,
MIS-. Hannah Dudley. Marion CO., April y; AGED
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PlTISBURGH, CINCINNATI Il ST,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROUTE
GEAf9 Soy ssss.s:-.ss sssY.-YssEE4zzsaa.5~.
a, 1853.
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot OF Eleventh
street. near Public landing. as IoiloMn;
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH r. R.
ME 81 za;as sssss:ssss Is5.sssz5E3
Condensed Time Table OF Passenger :Trains rnr
rscted 70 DECEMBER 81, 1889 = Centrsl Btandsr
Time, ...I .r -"' I
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WHOLESALE Grocer, Main st., Vheellng. ". Va.
Ulcerations OF Rectum, Prolabsus aud Piles
WAS given up 10 do and pronounced incupble.
Dr.. Smith cured me without knife" "-
r- WARRINGTON pELhNY.
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jonn esrtueF. Paricnbuts, April Is; eousump.

Mamie Huffman: Charleston, April is: aged 4. s.
Green Newman, Jr., Wayne co, April i6: typhoid
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Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
Suffered Terribly-"'Nothing seemed TO help me
could not get out Of bed. lr. Smith cured mel
ZEPH. PHILLIPS,
.Hf va. H+N.fN "N"" .r# ri. WthanlI.. Wv .
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-05-01

The Committee to investigate the
Capiah County, Mississippi, outrage,
have their Report we'll on toward COM
pletion.
The Majority Report will make a
decidedly bad showing for the Demo-
cratic party. Prent Matthews, the
most prominent man in his commu-
nifty, was Republican. On the day
before the election, one hundred and
fifty armed Democrats called on him
and notified him that he had better
not vote next day. He replied that
they might kill him, but that if he
lived he should vote. On the day Of
the election he walked up to the polls
with Republican ticket in his hand,
when Democrat stepped up to him
and shot him dead. This ruffian claim
ed that his act was committed in the
interest Of the Democratic party, and
his neighbors elected him to local
office as a reward for having murdered
q Republican. This is one OF the
recommendations of the Democratic
party to public favor.
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From a COlOred Man.

To the Editors of the Standard:
I read an editorial in the Jackson
Journal of April 18th issue, headed.
"Shot at dance" The article in
question relates to the shooting of
Phillip Hunter by Vandorn. Cassels'
The better class of color9d citizens of
Berlin and vicinity are very indignant
over the Journals classification, or
non classification rather. of the color
ed inhabitants of this place; and in
Justice to them | wish to call attention
to some errors in said article First,
the Journal asserts that the hamlet Of
Bucktown is part of the village of
Berlin, and so named because the
majority Of the colored population re-
side there. This is erroneous; Buck
town is situated one fourth of mile
from Berlin and is not part Of it.
Neither was it so named because the
majority of its inhabitants are color
ed. Buck town consists Of only four
small houses, three of which are occu-
pied by colored families, and one white
family with corresponding morals;
consequently they assimulate, and the
name Bucktown is a creation of the
inn. oral character of the check apron
entertainments held there. Second,
the Journal says that the ''house of
Van Cassels was the scene of dance" J"
Wrong again; Van Cassels never had
house; the only home he ever claimed
was his mothers house, situated one
and a half miles from BuckUown.
Third, the journal says that most Of
the colored population Of Berlin took
part in the dance. Wrong again;
there are ten colored families living
in Berlin and its immediate vicinity
who have never been represented at
the Bucktown carousals, neither by
proxy nor otherwise. Neither is there
a single representative of either OF
said ten families, who associate with
the patrons Of Bucktown. Neither is
there member Of any colored family
living in Berlin, or who has lived there
since Bucktown had an existence
who has visited any of their dan
ces. There is not colored family in
the Berlin community that counte-
nances these dances. The colored pa
irons of Bucktown are almost entire
ly composed of the floating popula-
ton, miners and laborers, recently
from Virginia and Kentucky. 1t will
not do to say who compose Bucktown's
white patrons; it might disturb Che
rest Of some promising young men
who like to be seen in good society
in daylight. We do not charge the
Journal with intentional reflection on
the morals of Berlin's colored citizens;
but if he wrote from borrowed infor-
nation he has been grossly imposed
upon. Now as | have done with the
Journal article, and shall probably
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-05-01

Weling Westlake was born in Jackson County
Ohio, Jan. a. 1926. Died at Denver Colorado, March
81, 1884. aged 81 years, months and days. He
married to Elizabeth Newell. Aug. II, 1858. Five
children blessed their unioa. Two of tAeTa with the
mother having proceeded him to the Spirit land OF
the remaining children, only one the daughter, was
with him at the time of his death. The two
siding in ohio.
Death did not find him unprepared. He had been
faithful Christian for many years, and at the time
of his death. was an honored member of the Smith
United Brethren Church in Denver, Colorado and
will be greatly missad.
He is spoken of by his peighbors as being an honest
and upright man, and by those who knew him best,
an affectionate husband and Father. He in
valid great portion his lifetime, but he has gone
to country where the inhabitants will never say
Il am sick" The children and friends cannot bring
him back by their tears, but they go to him.
May the Dear tord bind up the broken hearts.
G. w. ROSE,
Pastor O Smith IT. r. Ch,