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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-05-16

III you suffer from sleepless
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pid and not performing perfect di.
gestion. Take one of Smiths Bile
Beans on going to bed and you
will find immediate relief. Price,
two bits per bottle at L. B. Bay
MAIDS Drug Store.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-05-16
TEXAS AND PACIFIC
RAILW AY.

GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND
ID the West. Short Line to New
Orleans and all points in Louisiana,
New Mexico, Arizona and Califor-
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PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING Cars
daily between St. Louis and Dallas,
Fort Worth, Ell Paso and San Fran
cisco, Cal. Also Marshall and New
Orleans without change. SOLID
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Fast Time, First-lass Equip
ment, Sure COnnec-
tons.
~ See that your tickets read via
Texas and Pacific Railway. For
Maps, Time Tables, Tickets, Rates
and all required information.
on or address any of the TicA~.
Agents, or
H. P. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston. Texas.
B. w. MCCULLOUGH,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Marshall, Texas.
H. C. TOWNSEND.
Gen. Passenger Agt.. St. Louis, Mo.
H. NJ. HOME,
Third Vice. President, St. Louis.
TOB PRINTING NEATLY Elk
q ecuted at this Office. Get our
terms.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-05-16

-A DISPATCH from Atlanta,
Cav of the 9TH inst, gives the fol-
lowing interesting bit of informa-
ton: One year ago Miss Fanny
May Witt, Literary lady of At
lanta, passing through Monroe, La,
called at the Office of the Bulletin.
After her departure, G. H. Trous-
dale, the editor, felt himself to be
desperately in love. A proposal Of
marriage was accepted by the lady,
who became his wife here this eve
ming, the second time that she ever
saw him.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-05-16

In regard to the rumor that he
had decided not to go to Turkey,
Mr.. S. S. Cox said on Tuesday {;
81 have not yet reconsidered my
determination to go abroad. Two
delegations of my political friends
from New York were to call upon
me to-day to urge me to do so, but
they did not come. | am inforr.ed
they will come on Saturday. | will
be glad to see them and hear all
they have to say"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-05-16

Hon. Chauncey F. Black, at
present the Democratic Lieutenant
Governor of Pennsylvania, is favor
ably mentioned by many Democra-
tic papers in that State as a suita-
BILE nominee for the Governorship.
Mr.. Black is the son of the late
Judge Jere S. Black, and is recog-
nized as an able writer and elo-
'quent speaker. His popularity and
ability are conceded by the leading
Republican papers of the State.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-05-16

TOB PRINTING NEATLY Elk
q ecuted at this Office. Get our
terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
THE VALUE OF SILVER DOLLARS.

To the razor Of me TrtOuHe.
SIR: Does the statement " Gold value OF
the legal.tender silver dollar dl2a gains Sill cents
moan that one hundred silver dollars can be purchased
for ssh 81 I'm gold n so what i the price for Nation.
Blu nstr. grrcubick- or gold certificates Ahd WIZ
- { .rI lcuf 1855 NJ. ". GUSTS.
rrhis is scarcely witty aud yet. II tho writer
does not mean IT for wit he IS sadly III need oi IN
formation. He ought to be aware that value a.
here used. and market price have not the same
meaning. The actual value of the bullion ia
silver dollar expressed in gold, cal b. determined
from the market price of silver bullion. Happily
the silver dollar has market price "a yet bnt IL
soon would have # finances should be controlled
or legislation shaped by persons s. ignorant a. not
TO know that silver dollars now circulate ~ SUD
sdiary CONS and paper notes do only ~ current
representatives Of "a value not tncrown. Ignoring
this truth. Congress thus far insists on coming
more silver dollars than can possibly be circulated
m their representative capacity. If 1t ever sue
ceeds in forcing many of them INTO circulation,
they will suddenly cease 10 bc taken by tho people
as representing anything else, and will b" accepted
ONLY for what they are, namely. the equivalent IN
value Of about II cents IN gold.-Edl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
ALBANY.

POLITICS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MATTERS-ST PETERS CHURCH.
fFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Oct. 9.-The Democratic County
Convention will meet tomorrow and nominate Colonel
Amasa j. Parker. IT, for Senator. The nomination mas
been percmptory refused by Senator John b. Thacher
and General Charles Tracey the only two Democrats
who could have elected in the present condition OF
the party To-day all the second choices have re
fusad 10 run. The nomination OF Colonel Parker was
suggested in jest time by Republican papers
but 1t will be actually bestowed he is tho only man
who will accept IT, The warfare between Mayor Banks
and Attorney Herrck the new boss. Increases
I'm intensity The City Hail gang now threaten that II
Governor HI wants their support he must compel
Herrick to resign his place the State Committee The
Democratic County ticket will be strengthened In any
event and the state VIII suffer On, for one day
of Manning :" is the Democratic wall
The M0hican Canoe CLUB will have lts la regatta next
Wednesday afternoon. Four races Will be sailed. .
The Republican County Convention VIII be hcd a.
West Troy on OcOtber IT, Robert Grcr already homin-
ated for SenaOrby the citizens association VIII pToOay
he nominated II he will accept EX-COngrcssman John
VI. Bailey deaires the nomination. a., -...,.. ~,
An amateur Philharmonic Society has been orghlLcu
by George H. ThaCher, tr under the dlrector-hlp OF
Charles II. Ross and has begun weekly ichcirssI-
Theodore Thomas gives concert at inc Hkhhs TIM OF
next Monday. 80 49,, ,,-, III, g.,
completed next week ana tae cduce Oiehcu pi "Oa'P
on the following Sunday. ,, 49,.
Albany will be connected with GrecnbnsE ana loWhh
over the Hudson by hOrserairOad crossing the lower
bridge after November /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
SYRACUSE.
STEPHEN VI. POTTER-A NEW OPERA-GON
TO CANADA-THE MCARTIlYS

STEPHEN VI. POTTER-A NEW OPERA-GONE
TO CANADA-THE MCARTHYS.
IRON A. OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF The rRIBrNHl
SYRACUSE, Oct. 9.-Dr. stephen NJ. Potter
age nnetyonc who died at Manus last Monday. repro
sented Madison County in the Assembly In 1916, and
was sheriff In 1s52
The WOman's Christian Temperance Union OF tho
state of Ncw.York will hold It's twelfth annual meeting
in the BAPTIST Church at Cortland. october -, II
and 10.
Mrs Dr. Doremus of NcwYork, is IN tho city 20 super
intend the first production OF her new opera, The
Sleeping Beauty" at the Grand Opera House, next
Monday night
James ii. JOhonnat the defanlting bo0kkeeper 0f
Hopkins * Abbott Is believed to have fled to Canada.
He forged his employers paper to the extent OF
$1,000.
The Republican County Committee met yesterday and
took active measures for prosecuting vigorous cam
paIgn. 1870,
Major Thomas Mccarthy, who has been nominated for
member OF Assembly by the Republicans OF the TIA
District the second OF senator Mccarthy, VINO has
retired from politics. The Mccarthy family has had "a
large place In the legislative service Of OnOndaga
County The elder Thomas Mccarthy, OF salins, was "a
member OF Assembly In 1913. In lsi5 his son Dennis
Mccarthy "A member OF Assembly, and in the cleo
ton the year defeated lie went TO Congress
I'm 1867 retiring In 1871 and In 1876 he turned his at
tcnOn again 20 tho legislature after that time being
four times elected the Senate on his retirement he
gives place TO his Thomas. who proposes 10 begin
where his grandfather left on forty three years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
ALUNAR RAINBOW.

To me EdIt0r Of The Trt6Une
SIR: A succession of short but severe thun-
der storms pa scd village recent Light com
Inc from the west while between tho storms aud 1T times
during the rain ovcn nearly fun moon was shining
brightly in the east About o'clock while watching
the lightning n an unusually heavy cloud ovorhanglng
Dunderlurg observed a beautiful lunar rainbow one
end seemed 10 come OF the rain just In front OF tho
steamboat landing while the other lost In the woods
north Of the State Camp II repeated once or twice.
lasting several minutes and waHa pale "hlin ~ color
. foIn rcddl iii tinRs through IT, had never seen one
before and would like 10 ask IL IL not au uncommon
phenomenon. Very respectfully, d. G. II.
rceksLiH, Sept. II, 1880.
Lunar rainbows are doubtless comparatively
rare; so rare III fact that our correspondent hav-
ing seen one, belongs 10 small and fortunate mi
nority of the human race.-Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
ROCHESTER,.
AFFECTIONS VALUED AT 81. OO0-ADMITTED
TO THE BAR-THEATRES.

AFFECTIONS VALUED AT 81. OOo-ADMITfED
TO THE BAR-THEATRES.
fFROM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE TRIpuyy
ROCHESTER, Oct. 9.-No civil action in the
for years has created such strong local feeling
as has the trial OF Miss Fanny Stevens, upon the
charge OF alternating the affections of the husband
OF Mrs. Susie Warner which was concluded to-day
Dir. and Mrs. Warner prominent people here few
ago. The trial begun before Judge Mac0uber
In the Circuit Court three days The courtroom has
been crowded to overlooking and the space about the
bench has been packed with lawyers The jury retired
on Thursday night aud rendered sealed verdict
This opened in court to-day, aud was found to
award the plaintiff. Mrs Warner. verdict for 81 900.
William i. Chandler, James L, OGrady and Wlia.. H.
Sullivan, Of Rochester, George b. Adams, Charlie H.
Keep Frederic Almy, Joseph A. Smith and George r..
Wardwel OF Buffalo Charles j. Avery and j. Caring.
ton, OF Auburn Walter H. Knapp. OF Canandiagua !;
John l.. Leggett. OF Cuba w. 8. Mcdonald, OF Seneca
Falls aud g. l.. Winters, OF Little Valley were to-day
admitted to the bar by tho general term OF the Supreme
Court
The Grard Encampment of Sir Knights OF this State
Will be held In this city ON Tuesday aud Wednesday Of
next week
The theatres are all doing n good business Rose
Eytinge In her new play, "NiagaIa," has been most
iayoraby received by cur theatre goer The Rochester
Maennerchor VIII next week produce the opera OF
" Merry Wives OF Windsor" with Henry Gricner as
FdtstaG and Frau Karic Kaiser as Mistress Ford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
UTICA.
PRESENTS FOR CHIEF DIMBLEBY-$lO,OOO
uES-TRAP-SUOOTING.

PRESENTS FOR CHIEF DlMBLEBf-Slo,oOO
uES-TRAP-SlIOOTlNG.
f,nov An AsluNAL CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE.
Urea, Oct. 9.-The Fire Department has
presented Chief Engineer Dmbloby with SoId-hea'o"
ebony cane aud silver pitcher.
Internal Revenue receipts In this district last month
amounted to SGj, 1926
Tho wouan's Christian Association hold It's annual
meeting last SUNDAY. 1t expended S2'5Ol In charity
during the year.
Tho Common Council has appointed Colonel Joseph ;.
Iowcry, School Commissioner In place OF Joseph A.
Marrow, deceased.
Dr. James g. Hunt has boon chosen president OF the
Utica Medical Library Association. $4,000, -
David T. wood has brought suit for $4,000 DAMAGES
against Mrs. j. Watson Williams. wealthy Lazy OF ts
CITY The plaintiffs was badly bitten by the u'-
PENDANTS dog last spring. . --... -. 49,.
The corncnnning factories OF Oneida County haNo put
up about half much corn this season as Iast. a,.
The Hon Gun Club defeated tht oneida county Tpo -
mems club In trap shoot Wednesday, by score oi 10"
Ia Ia out Of a possible 200. .,. d,
Eugene Dubois nnd Miss Ida 4. Spencer were harrcu
AT Westminster Church last Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
WEAKyESS FOR IMPORTED KNIVES.

ACIEGK DELIVERS A SHORT LECTURE on THE Sub-
Il want to buy knife" said well-drcsscd
vopnp man AS he sauntered up the show case In
down town store.
What kind OF knife do You wish r. asked the clerk.
Something that will sharpen pencils and clean my
nails"
samplo after sample shown. and hnally' Mtcr
e.aminlng and breathing uTon knives worth from 10
cents to SO, 80 cent knife WAS finally selected
do YOU know why he took that KNIFE g. said the cIcrk
TO a TRIBUNE reporter.
"Perhaps its choapness had something TO do with It.
have other knives here, OF far better qlaiy tha'
are sold much loss but that ia not the cause tho "u
imported carries great weight with it; and man wiz
buy knife or that is not Que haii so gooi III
pou OF uuaty as american made knife Dut because
Sheffield IL stamped upon tho blade IL Is 10 s0io
guarantee that tho article Is maze OIL 'ho poo' f' "
steel"
Islt not so T. . A.. o,,
There arc only one or two makers now In the GA
World who snrpass American manufacturers, lhoIo ~
one frn IN England whose name carries WIN ~ iopu
taon made by years Of trial. and II wond NC
tagsoas 70 them to put any oGI tsoy sro
common hone handled knlfo bnoh us "o r. ,,rea
sell FOR % cents cannot DO bought Ios i91S nv reality
u fuo knife, and capable OF taking AN sufo no ~. n
Their raLors arc greatly In dinanh ny parperss S
account ofther ghness and the duo edge 10 "h'h 'o
blade be brought $780,, -. ,,.,,o n mama
Are there any deceptons practised by using naHo
Yes and by English as we'll "a American manufect-
urers reputable dealers do not hanio nnS s1 ,
that ino IL they know It, 50 there arc Ohy ~" WI" O'
Where do the knives that are sold on the street como
from |" ., .,.,, q, pawnbrokers
ana ha1Lrnt establishments that Ia bought NJ hna
cost, aud these fellows dispose Of tho AFe' " '''
The Puritan after giving general PeaShrI mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
THE OCCUPATIONS OF THE HYADEs

To me Edtt0r 81 Thc FrtOuHe.
SIR: The Astronomical phenomena named
above arc beginning for the thlrd tne since cab
remember. and are exceedingly Important 10 inc m'
proycmtnt Of lunar tables II 70 he hoped that Tor the
nexttwo years they will be frequently observed The
disappcarance OF the magnitude star Adebar'n ~
the bright limb OF tho moon Is an extremely pretty
phenomenon. especially when tho atmosphere Is so
steady ~ u II to uiGht.
NV trend aud former pupil Mr.. John Tatlock, IT,, has
for the past year been stud iug these ph3hOneha WIN
reference To the Improvement OF the lunar tables anu
vii e clad 10 cooprue with other observers Tonight
he mas obtained of tbs nstants ~ THIS observatory
and trust 10 hear OF many elsewhere 10 TINS country
Rrsuectfully TRUMAN uENRY sMTORD.
Williams Coilegc Sept. 20, lsSj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
,,,prrry FOR 4 WORTHLESS CHECK.

To me EdttOr N TN ITIDHHf'
SIR: Will you kindly decide the following
oue.tion: IA gives check and said check Is
good when Il receives II and II becomes worthless while
I'm BIS possession is responsiDlefor the money Yours
truly, ..- '''
Assuming that IL the drawer Of the check, he
would not be relieved of his liability upon 1t be-
cause of Bz delay In presenting 1t for payment
unless 4 could show that he had suffered damage
by the non pr sentiment. as III the case OF the
failure Of the bank OH which it was drawn, and
then only to the extent of such injury. But tho
Inability OF the drawer, il there is no damage con
tinues without prcscntmcnt, until barred by the
statute of limitations. See Little W. PhTniA Bank,
9 Hill IN. " Rep 49, and Woodin ys. Fraz'c. 81
Superior CT. Rep. l0O.-Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
DELAYS IN CITY DEPARTMENTS.

To the razor Of me tribune.
SIR saw published recently protest from
Ienox Hu property owners against the Fifth Avenue
Pavement Commission for the delay In paving Fiftayo.
The law was passed last May and yet the work IS not
done.
When the Lenox Hill property owners havo a httio
more experience In tho different departments concern
ing delays they will to the conclusion that tour
months Is not SO long time TO wait rs lhey suppose
The law for the extension OF Westinghouse run bitt
Twelfth Fourtcenth-st. only two bocks was pasrea
After three the street declared OPEN ad ta'
Is as FAR as tho work las gone The street Is III az ul
finished condition and from present prospects u se
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10

DEMOCRATS WAX WROTH-BOAT RACE.
JERMAlN MEMORIAL CHURCH.


FROM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE.
TROY, Oct. Gle mocrats in Rensselaer,
County doing considerable growing over the county
nominations All the nominees have held Office for
several years. Democrats who have been hunRrily
waiting their turn don't like the tbirdterm business
Hence these tears. Assemblyman HOOcy has been re-
nominated by faction OF workinguen and the endeayOr
will again be made to f0ist him upon the Democrats,
Whereat the unadulicratcd Democrat waIcth wrJth.
Pleasure Island Tuesday. Hanian and Leo the
fayOrites There ~ bitter personal feeling between the
crews and II really looks Us though the would be
Towcd TO win.
Jernain Memorial Church, West Troy has unanimously
called TO Its pastorae the Rev. Walter Duncan Buchanan
pastor of Seventh Avenue Chapel. NcwYoTk Tho Jer-
man church recently voted itself from the Reformed
denomination into the Presbyterian Church. j. H. Jcr-
man, lc richest man IN Albany County, built It, aud is
now chief supporter Of the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
lcliaious Notices.


Al BIoomingdnc Reformed Church, 7Ist-st and 9th;
services Sunday tuctcd by Rev. CARLO
MAETYN AT II "1he knowledge Of God'j al ';5O Is
There u lIelll"
Al Tue rr.sD, rrIn hnrrn; aSd,sti DstMe
9th and Gthaycs. Tho Pastor, Rev. JOHN H. PAAIoN,
ID d, will preach tomorrow at ii u M and no D. H.
Welcome TO NIL the Twenty fourth street Methodist
Episcopal Church, Nthaye. Sa' rinent A. l0'v H.
Preaching by the Pastor, Rev. A. X. sANFoRp, ID D. AZ
$50 D. sunday school at p NJ Holiness mecuhS AZ
$50 J. -
Al the Church of the saviour ln9tlrst near Madison
ayr-Rcv DR. j. q. OAKLEY. Pastor, VIII preach al Io'V
and 7:5O p Singing by choir Of nifty VOICES Al
the seats are free.
iorkyillr Mission sGn ST. ss o m
sunday school ut 2:3u. AL are welcome
Al street Methodist Epsc opal Church near
3d.avc-The Rev. Ebert y TODD, Pastor, VIII plcaoi
Ushcrs will seat strangers "Chdtels Hour o'o Suu'S
school, 80
aye-Thc Pastor the rev. Ur HAMlLTON' VIII P'eao" Il"
lO;jO a. m. and .. M
~ Srco-d narnu Church corner OF clinton ana o9 On
gross sta. Brooklyn Tomorrow morning. h.st
Roy. John w CHADWICK Will preach. oupJeVs'
THE ass OF Religion" All are cordially invited.
A, Washington aunrc Methodist Episcopal church
w an hist near Gtliave MERRITT IL ulBu ND .,
sncTamenai services, 1850 H. NJ freachlhs' ''oo " "
Ali welcome - :. = =,
A, u,oouivn Tnbrrnac lie Rev 7. DEWITT TALMA0E
vii nreach Tomorrow 1U30 a m. AMI 1880 D. III.
An sou,. Church (Anihon Memoral 4sth;st; Hos' "
gth ayc-Iiev Il. HEBER NEWTON VIII preach ~ - ~ "
Evening service at p. M ------------
Manhattan Temperance Associations, Masonic D ien
al" GiS'ave and d ST. TOMORROW, 81 MAY. bov,s
o1 sor 81 ". p SHERMAN VIII address the meeting s,.
me musical programme Mr. GEOi'GE . MmEns y n s.
Public PLEDqE IAklHo and nSsi guisssi
| elocniiOnist. in select readings N otppu preoL,c Mt
WM. SCHIMPER, lr.sS D. Do "i'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
APPLES FOR THE PRICE or THE FREIGHT.

Tothe razor or me TriOHHe.
SIR: Will yOu through the medium OF your
paper give the OF charitable Institutions In your
city that would be pleased to receive shipments ir
Inv naving freight on the same Tho crop OF apples In
NovEn,l Gland and Northern Ncw-York Is wonderful In
quantity ana excellent In quality. Great quantities VII!
never no gathered and among tho numerous readers OF
your paper there are many VINO wiz gaay g,Vo M
barrels OF apples 10 any char'aoio nst'u =!
would appreciate them. bEo' i.' bo"hh
Salisbury, conn, Sept 20. 1889.
institutions which desire apples on these terms
should address the writer OF the foregoing letter.
Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-10
HELP WANTED FOR A coLoRED MISSION.


TO the Edftor or The frtbune.
Sir: While rejoicing in your strong advocacy
OF the suppression OF vice In West Twenty sovenths
present subscriber and continuous reader Tor more
than twenty years OF TE TRIBUNE, begs to enlist your
sympathies I'm the efforts OF Of citizens to put
good ia the place OF evil in that neighborhood and to
demonstrate that rccttudc aud respectabty give true
happiness. and are the best remedies for vice. have
ia mind tho Sew.York Colored Mission, modest and
struggling institution on West Thrilethst between
sixth and seyenth-aye As the annual report shows the
managers have, 10 their heavily mortgaged building a
chapel where Sunday school and evening services are
conducted and lodging room, at Is cents night for
women out OF homes. The room has now twenty-five
beds ana space for forty. An evening stttinRrOum Is
provided aud efforts made 10 place about tue dodgers
something Ike homo influences. sowing school II held
part aud the building contains rooms IN
which It Ii desired establish cOnechouse aud day
for children also Kitchen gdrden, Dut the
want OF money prevents the undertaking
The Institution has grown 70 lts present uncnsohs
through more than a decade OF struggle, for
workers among the cOored people In this city have not
only contend with ignorance ana superstition IN the
deeply class which they seek o benefit but 10
nud that their work Is not fashionable aLd that II
rlca many rchlffs and little sympathy Where, some
OF them repeatedly ask Themselves, can the influence
which shall help to mould moro kindly pubic toellhg
toWarl them aud TO brug substantial ala De touhd u
not IN TIlE tribune. founded by Horace Greeley
the hands which have proven so power
fnl IN the OF the suffering child e In our city
Cout only public sympathy be enlisted Tor tho nearly
support In the winter 81 Institutions whose aim II IL 10
give the needy, instruction 10 the ignorant ana
and recreation To the Oycra%ked wOull not
vast amount ~ the suffering which creates the need TOT
your noble Fresh AIT Fund disappear from among Us
Much ~ done but cannot much more be added toit'
kENpLH rH"M CHILDHOOD OF NE Tribune
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