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sight.
We, the undersigned. of Terrell, Kaufman
county Texas, have personally known Dr.
j. II Payne for some length OF time as an
expert Ocullst, and having observed tho ex.
traordinnry success which has resulted IN
his practice In Ophtalmic diseages, Il IL with
pleasure we Voluntarily and uuhesitg tlngly
sommend him 10 the confidence of the poo
pie os trustworthy and skillful oculst;
and his success In many seemingly intractl-
bic eases has bean really marvellous.
We are cOgni2gnt of the fact that many
patients have COCO TO DR.. Payne for treaI-
ment who were objects OF commensuratiOn,
who had been under treatment by some
OF the moro distinguished Ocullsts I'm North
and East Texas without being benefited,
but by the skill and energy or Dr.. Payne
irreirbgabe facts, ana competent testimony
can be produced at any time II desired.
In the treatment OF Granular Genuine
tiYitis Pannas, Fiins, Capacities OF tho
lonea, diseases OF the Fibrous Tunic and
Ptery r um he Is without u peer. Aud his
method OF treatment In ENDphthnlmia IL
really novel, without enucleatlon, nm
operation new and painless and guarantees
success.
We can conscicntiously state that any
ono WhOis suffering with diseases OF tho owe
VIII lind Or. Payne thoroughly competent,
faithful careful and prompt
We cannot, without appearing panegyrl.
G ,sny more for him than we have snid. We
could not, In Justice TO 10 the reputation he
has earned amongst the people here and
abroad, sa less:
D.llarrington, NJ DIM. II. Nicely, Pastor
q. W, Gray, NJ. II NJ. H.. church,
Or. A. W. =, Hardin. Frank Houston.
W. n. Cokot, IL ~ ID. II. Hendrcx. Pas
W. VI. Phillip, NJ. ID. tor @ T. Church
NJ. u. Pollard, NJ. ID Bond 4 Carswcll.
II. NJ. Chldrcss. lBoydestun a Durham
j. o. Terrell, senatorl merchants,
10Th district Snortridge q UOuph-
Il. NJ. Powers, T. T.. oil ton
Terrell district. II. w. Dodge, Pastor
MupCo ~ SON. Hap list Church
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Loo Of rlesh and streneth.

Loss Of FIesh and Strength,
with poor appetite, and perhaps slight
cough in morning, or ON first lying
down at night, should ba looked TO in
time. Persons afflicted with consump
ton are proverbially consciousof their
real state. Most cases commence with
disordered liver, leading to bad diges-
ten and imperfect assimilation OF food
hence the emaclation, or wasting of
the flesh. IL is form OF scrofulous dis
ease, and is durable by the use of that
greatest of all blood cleansing, anti.
bilious and inv migrating COMPOUNDS,
known rs DR.. Prices "GOlden Medical
DiscOVerVu
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AFFAIRS AZ ABILENE.
Large Herds Of Horses Going Northward
Tho ola aud New JaIls.

I'M % IUIAE OF IIufNtH WuInE NOfthWnrd
Tho Ola aud New Jalls.
ABILENE, May IL Special --l In the
last few days an immense num-
Der OF horses have passed through
this portion of she state, going
towards the Panhandle. Many of them
are from Mexico, and some of the
droves will he taken to Kansas, across
the Indian Territory.
Tho old jail building at Buffalo Gap,
been ordered sold by tho county com.
missioners court, which has heon IN
session hore Tor several days. The court
also ordered the construction OF wall
around the new Jail building in this
city.
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J0HNSON'S CYCLOPRDTN.

Tho latest, best and cheapest Is selling at
cut rates. Moe condensed than the Britain.
nlch moro accurate Than Appletou's and
costs less than one half OF either. Inhnsnn,s
u ny lar the cheapest MS well as the best
OVclopedla oAtant .h-AlexAuder n. Ate.
phens. Those who wish to purchase or can
vas. Tor THIS great work Shouts call on ar adj
IeNIN, State Manneer Tor TOXINS.
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nnYZOni,

F0YLOnI,
No name Is better and moro pleas
ently and widely known than that of
Mr.. j. a. Pozzoui. For years he has
made himself famous by tho elegant
perfumes aud complexion powder that
bears his name, the lattor having found
its way to tho bellies of Paris, Germany
aud London. Every body admirGs
beauty in ladies'. Nothing viii do
more 10 produce or enhance 10 than a
use of Mr.. Pozzoni's preparations.
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mMeak EYes.n

Persons suffering from weak eyes,
arising from nervous derangement or
over taxation, either in youth or middle
age, will find great relief by using
Hawkes. crystalized lenses. For sale In
Dallas only by Eisenlohr Bros. and
Schneider, druggists and German opti-
clans
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AusTIN, Texas, August I, ISL.

MIC N IA HNWkot'
Dear Sir-rho spectacles purchased
from you nearly two years ago excel
anything have vet been able 10 pro-
cure. They enable me TO read for
hours with less fatigue TO tho eyes than
any others that I have ever used
Il. b. TURNER,
Judge United States Court.
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Who 80 thrilled Dallas audiences
during the recent prohibition conven-
ton, will lecture at tho following places:
Dallas on May is, at the opers-house;
Dallas, May 10; sherman, May 90; Pilot
Point, May 81; Denton, MAY %; Fort
Worth, May n; MeXil, May %; Mexia,
May 20; Groosbeck, May %; Groesbeck,
May IS; Thornton, May %; Kosso, June
|; Calvert, June ,; Navasota, June 3;
Hampstead, June 4; Brenham, June 81;
Austin, Juno Z; Bolton, June 0; Lam.
pasas, June 10; Waco, juno IL; Fort
Worth, Juno T.; Terrell, June IS; Long
view, June II; Marshall, June 10; JET
ferson, Juno Is; Pittsburg, June H..
State papers please copy.
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Excursion tickets to Harold, the new
town at the terminus Of the Fort Worth
4 Denver City railroad, in Wilbarger
county, will bo on sale the 10th, good TO
return until the Dist inclusive. Rate,
S6O5 for the round trip.
Il, p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent Il. u p. Ry.
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HOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate


lHDr, s. f. Newcomer, Greenfield, o.,
says: ain cases OF general debility,
and torpor Of the mind and body, Ii
does exceedingly WE'LL"
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THE LOCAL NEWS RECORD.
RESULTS OF THE LAST BLOW.
Considerable Damage ola Miner Charac-
ter In the City and suberbs-The
Rickety Building Almsst
Drowned Personal.

Your Photograph
Should be pTeserved-for two weeks
only, at one-halt the former price
plush and leather albums. Paul H. Erb.
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Grand BAH.

The Lone Star Commandery No. 175
United Order of the Golden Cross will
give grand ball at the roller skating
pavilion Thursday, May Dist. Tickets
Tor sale at HickoN & Hearne's drug
store and JohRson's, in East Dallas.
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Grnfnfnlnhnr

indicative of health and purity, is COM
municated TO the mouth by the sweet.
scented s0lODONT, which makes the
ished porcelain, aud contains no ingre.
dent that Is not highly beneficial to
both gums and teeth.
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Music BOOKS
Observation-Disclosures

onN Wnrrhin BY Emerson and Sherwln.
ullUR WUlDllp, Full of the best sacred mu-
Y hymns and tunes Of high order, Blu
light musical and taking for SUNDAY
CHOOL use. 30 cents or $3.50 per dozen.
pnnuh plnmnnp BY Emma Pitt. Its charm
IlUDu | lUWUlA, ing pages, filled with the
sweetest music, pure and reverent Hymns,
and bright Pictures render Il a book OF sur
passing beauty. For the Younger Scholars In
sunday Schools. Price, 25cts; $40 per doz.
nnll0NO Qnunu "a OF the brightest. best and
OOlbg6 DUlSN, wittiest of songs for Socia
singing m Colleges or elsewhere. Great fa-
vorites. BY IL. II. Waite. Price, so cents.
Wnn COrnr SONGS OFTHE WAR; The
Wdl bUlg0, best of Sacred Songs an
Hymns for Memorial Days, Patriotic mus IL
and the ringing campaign songs that max
he Social Campnros burn so brightly. Prlc Q
90 cents
BarnRbee's Songs OF an Evening with Bar
nabee. 81 OF the best Comic Songs-$l.25
Forest Jubilee Band. Juvenile Cantata, by
N. B. Sargent Very attractive. 40 cent
k3,6Oper dozen.
Merry Making Melodies. BY Wade Whip
ple' jelly Nursery Songs. Piano accom-
paniments. 10 cents.
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Hotel Arrivals,
AT THE oPANp wINpsoR.

9to.o0: bt AT THE GRAND WINDSOR.
n form a 81 or Mott, Sherman; G w Fetes,
on; Phll Royar, Mlssourii Charles
might, Colorado. Texas; Il s Ed
as, Sherman; X Freeman, Law
ace, Massachusetts; A p McCormick,
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We will on tho 2st open our new
CASH grocery, corner Elm and Har-
wood streets, in the building lately 90.
oupied by G. II. Momaud & Bro, and
ll,s.vVi all CLOSE CASH buyers 10 call and
xpO3, Il. U. WELLER & Co.
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No. Q, 500, 5g's Perfume, Edonia.
pillow steel, legs Perfume, Marechal NlelRoso
BuGoIEs-rg's Perfume, Alpine Violet.
10000. do. og's Perfume, Lily OF the Valley
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Use SOZOnONT when YOU have eaten.
Use SOZODONT your brosth 10 sweeten;
Use SOZODONr to aid Digestion;
Use SOHODONT and ask no question;
Preserve your molars and you won't
Regret the use OF SOZONT
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Paris Local Notes.

Save and mend the pieces, use "SPAL.
DING's GLuE.n
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IF YOU WISH p.s .Giy4 ws and Sound Sound Test.
sy DdORLEYs ORIDONTO regularly OBsU6
Lqui dandP Powder, Druggists, M
Wholesale CROwDUs DRUG co. Dauas. rsnn
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Mailed for Retail Price.
To tho Aniisted-Ths Blind Restored To
Sight.

c. II. DITSOh & CO., S67 Broadway, N. y
'. ". DlTSOH 4 CO., l22S Chestnut ST., Phila
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-12-31
Wished the War Was Over.

During the recent visitation of the
Society OF the Army of the Tennessee
there lay sick man at the Grand Pa
cific moaning and grooming. The halls
and corridors were full of veterans; the
banquet hail was directly beneath the
sick mans room. The air was full of
war talk and accounts OF battles and
sieges. The sick man could not sleep,
and nwardly he cursed the day the
war ever began. Along about mid
night, when, after two hours vain ef-
fort to get repose, he heard an excited
discussion down his corridor, ho rang
the bell angrily and comical and
original darby named Sam answered.
sam, said the sick man, in tone of
desperation, 'for PHYS sake 90 down
and find out from that crowd of rois-
terers when the rebellion Will be over.
Tell EN- | want to 20 TO sleep" Sam
went and pretty soon came back. $50
de Lor, Mass W, dey is no use
talkin' to dat crowd. Dey has lis done
cot iroo wild Sumter and now dey is
gettin on to Bull Run, said Sam.
The sick man turned over anu groau-
ed n half an hour Sam came back,
and, poking his head in the door, whis-
pered: Mass W, dcy is done
got froo wild Shiloh. Can't bring you
nuffin? The sick man, seeing the
point, said YEARLY: sam, ii you will
bring ne news that the rebellion is
ended, I'll give you half dollar.
Sam grinned and went of. In Il few
moments he came back and Whisper
ed: Day am marchn' froo Gcorg'y,
Mass W, an III soon be up IN
Moth Cav'hne. Again he went away.
but as uy this time the darGy mad got
to be as big nuisance as the Army OF
the tennessee, the sick man SAID: II
guess The war won't last much longer,
Sam. I'll gave YOU your nau dollar
now. You needu't come back. n-Lh.-
eqgo Acr,td $ talkS aud Idtcs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-12-31

Stockholders Meeting.

No ice Is hereby given that the reguar an
nual meeting Of the stock holders Of the First
Natinna Bank of Mineral Pc Mt will be held at
its Office ON January 10Th IS 6, at o'clock, p.
m. w \. JOINS, Cashier
Dec Cd 1880 I'd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-12-31

The HeaIdsburg (Cal) Flag tells
the biggest story of tine season. II is
10 the effect that Il man named Beadie,
who had u magnificent crop OF corn III
the commencement of lne season,
started of ON a hunt aud remained
AWAY nearly Two months. Returning
home few days ago he found his corn
all gathered and has hogs missing. A
search revealed the hogs nicely penned
M in the woods back of the house aud
three bears packing corn TO them. The
bruin family were evidently preparing
their winter bacon. Beadle says that
this is true, and the corn-ield is there
10 prove H.
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AZ Nn.Irnnn. hi. nd

DHYsICI IN AND SURGEON. -uffce In Len
| ahan's block up stairs first door to left. Resi-.
dence first door west from ~ +, church, Mineral
Point AS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-12-31
II. w. Patterson. NJ. n

4 \ FFIoF opposite Pulford's Drug Store High St
' Illours from to ica. u. and ! TO p. M. l.
ONCE nights 23tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1885-12-31
FARM FOR SALE

The undersigned, or account of declining
years, offers for sale his farm situated one and
three fOurihS miles southwest of Mineral POiut
city. said farm consists OF 200 aoreS-ahout leo
acres under cultivation, the remainder IN tim
Der and pasture laud-all being in good paying
condition 1855 tons of hay were cut from the
place this season, There is large frame house
par ~ new. containing nine rooms closets.
pantry hall and summer Kitchen; also large
stone basement for barn SlN7i feet, and other
out-buildings, good spring ana cistern at the
house, and spring ON every forty, The peca.
tonica also runs through the farm Terms 81 COO
down, or viii eNch0n e for small firm; balance
OF payment ON Is years Time, with security on the
place, and interest az per cent VIII sell in
part or entire to suit customer and ifrot sold
SAT- ioIN NCARplE.
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The TrtbU31e DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS
~. Taylor wright, NJ. %.


physician AND SURGEON Mineral Point vie.
1 oilcc az residence, High street. Office hours
from To = p. m. 49tf
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J. VI. Yiytais, VI. ID,
DHYsICIAA AND -uRGEON, Mineral Point, VIE
1 Office In drug store.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1885-01-08
Poetry.
The Fall of Snow.
By JANE RUSSELL LOWELL.

nv ,.yv. Ktssrrt LOWELL
The snow had h,.1in In the cleaning.
And busily MI the night
with a silence deep and white.
Every pine aud nr md hemlock
Wore ermine toc dear for an earl;
Was trimmed in, h deep with pearl.
From SHEDS new Toofed with Carrars,
Came chanticeer's mutfied crow;
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aoove all that this slor0u, organic struclere
Is capable to afford we might well mourn
over these melancholy vesiiges Of mortality
and decay. If il were not otherwise, -
were it not for higher hopes aHd,the interior
supports Of a subiimer faith, By which the
spirit is sustained in its far upward flight,
through its sinking moments of occasional
dependency, it would be sad indeed TO lin-
ger upon the last lineaments of the departed
object of our affection and esteem, the feat
ures so lately heaming with animation and
intelligence, the head so lately full of I'M
portant knowledge, and fer,id with The
glowing operations of genius and intellect,
the heart Just beating with the most ardent
pulsa'lons Of parental love and patriotic
zeal, now silent and iusenshle. about t, he
reduced to the cold clods of the valley. Yet
there is still something in THE circumstances
of thi, n,ournful public and domestic d pri-
vation to produce a deer, lasting and
wholesome Impression.
The memory
"Of our dying friends comes o'rru- ikea cloud,
TO damp our branle-> arlor and abat.
That glare Of life that often blinds The wise"
Ills FAMILY.
Mrs Deane survived her Gu>a aaaa snd lr-
sided at the homestead III State Stree.
Portland, with tie exception Ok ab1u,
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ScOtt'S E.uulSioa Of puTD

Cod Liver oil. with Ezslsu Pho phire,,
Is ESpetjatiy LSefut for CiIlfep's Di ease.
a' it ac> both as food and medicine. II not
only gives flesh and strength 3! Virtue Of IL.
own nutritious properties, but creates an a,,-
petite for food that builds up The wasted body.
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rRlrlELD HY II> sos, LLEwELLiN nfA>t,
.uF WASHINGTON. D. {.

joan Gilmore Deane was born in RAyn-
ham Massachuse,ts, March -, l7sj. His
parents were Joseph and Mary Gilmore
Drane, botn Of whom were born and lived
am died, in said RaynhEm.
lie graduated at Brown University, 10
tie class Of 1906. Read law in Taunton.
Mass, with Hon. Sch raIelforI. Jud-e o:
! obale. and IL. u BROWN and settled
Iu Ellsworth. Mains, abou, 1910. lie mar
! ed September l3. 1910, Kebeoca. who was
born in Taunton May -, 1892, and was the
, OUNCES, daughter Of Seth Pade.ford, afore-
said. and Rehecca Dennis his wife.
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a.aa.r. a tae -t4t,l. au# fae t,ec "a. the
,lr b n4, ul>carti . nj furtayr la,c,,i.4-
's..h., recent K. p.t' ou The >uhi..a. f! !., d.
1..u>'r1'o> ll ts.. expedition. a., was sec
...,l hN 'No U..'.t tu. .,rt... Associates
vaa-. s~- >'4,. sl-,a...a.. aa.G who ms
4 >ntr- 90 III. credit ~ ,.. undertaking.
iat nrN mlp MI ttr .y.l.,,rt wAial h,.prr-
barred f..m ,h,, >4rtry 4ri rLr E,rln.r ma
ten sis a, .t, ,.uuauI. va, "a. work un,u
vb.rA liz br.tnuc! .reat naia, and expense
.nl Il miy f~ fru,.. ta.t t.e tu,hor IT it
4,.l with a feeling. that hI> task in this re-
bort bad not been. dial, a,,1r,,..g,elI and ,s,.
Service r!aaesA considered. II l,>r,,. ,g.
W h,p,a. th,t.a> Important 0,air ,,..I ,.,,
tail to be ,u.,a.. , estimated.
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of The ancient ra,- Of rr.nri4,or, in ,hr,r
native woods. on on the s,ream. which they
aayiratcd N their b,,k r,,,oes -nnd 10 A..
,ociat, ard hoEd converse vi,h Tie harJy
cultjvator, IF The soiI-al,bo,ob these gan-
uine s,mpa.hic, did nor ,>,ransr bim from
W. mor+ h.sy >ocia, a.o,,.s u ,o.r
yb4 cas-, Of Il. co,,,,e,, inca wa. rsn,,,,,.
,Iy i,,,ilsc,,ag ,n,I ,nli..,,.,. -, .o.,,aaa..
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war. He was greatly concerned that his
boys should be well versed in history, and
took ayolthful pride in the account my broth
ers Joseph and Heary, gave of the debates
before the "Pnyxian' and "Philomathean"
Debating Societies. Always on his return
from trip to the "Wesiward.' that is,
Massachusetts, he was sure to remember all
his boys with present of a book.
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About the same time or just prior to my
| fathers settlement in Ellsworth, John Black,
| young Englishman, settled there as the
agent of the Bingham heirs, who owned
very extensive tracts of land in lllncock
and Washington counties, called in common
phrase, the bingham Purchase" The ac-
qualntance between the two Young men rip-
ened into a strong and enduring friendship.
which lasted uninterrupted till my fathers
death Colonel" Black was the name by
which he was tamiliarly known from the
fact, that, after he became an American clti-
zen, he entered ardentIy into the militia ser
vice. and IN due course became, as have al
ways been told. Colonel Of the Regiment
He built. on the Biuehil road about half a
me from the bridge, a very large brick
house, set at some distance back from the
road, which he occupied till hi, death, aud
which is yet standing. recall with pleas
ure many visits in early youth, and later, at
this delightful home.
He was not only one Of the best business
men ever known in Maine, but he was tinel,
eJuc,,ea and accon,,lish.,t Ia III. ,ls,,r,
ai,s;,,,sr,s n,o,,I,ar Il, ~. t;.,h.r ols,.; 4,
,he land of HI. b;r,h II. uas ,,od
draurbt.map. and a, nm,,e,,r raip,e, ~ u,
rean skrI rhou,h ,o, l,r,. ;r .t.,,,,r, W.
was ser, noticeable in ,.Ycaranre and n
h., ner,on,l sddre.. b., "a. graceful ,,J
milf. and n,,>,.s,1 NJ m,.t c,urtl, ,,,r.
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from trip to the Westward that is,
| Massachusetts, he was sure to remember all
his boys with present of a book.
LIFE N EILswORTH.
My father was not a member of any
church. In his earlier life in Ellsworth, af-
ter the organization Of the Congregational
| church in 1872, he with my mother, worship
ed there, and the whole famil, attended that
church ill our removal to Portland. The pas
tor from Sept. 3, 1872. 10 Nov. II. 1885.
Rev Peter Nourse, lbrother to the late DR.
/ Amos Nourse of Bath, formerly Us. Senator
| from Nane) wa, a famous man in those
DAYS; renoanei for his integrity in doe
! trlne. for his 2 al IN the gospel ministry and
! for the soolness Of his heart know We
liltle foks,ln The latter days OF his pastoratc,
used to think his sermons exceedingly lon.
am sure that h. sowed good seed in that
/ SOL. and Na'ered them flithfIll, with prayers
and tears. Whll frs read Gell,mith's
! 'pe>er,ed Village" i seemed to me that his
''''>'' t''''N
Passing rich with fort} pounds year.
wa> either the real Or counterpart Pastor
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1'''''' ~ Ms gay ana generation IN edA'A-
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chllhaoi- memrry serves ne vel. ms ife
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I h'i f'' memory ~ warm esteem because
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o1' Ie's '"'> 'e1s'lef. ne vas m! mother 5
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>1'''N '' ''h'' I'D" sac WIS 'A'''d 10 pass
through ~ 'ht >ieAne's aHd dra,n OF those
u hef oh"dren "ho deceased before We
moved ron F-.''"o''h' aii IN thf dean OF
hs! mother W.T.. Judge f'deiiord, who hay
4 iS iof some time mai her home "ita
ny parents d''I There Al iN22- lnc
i'AeFai' OF all these were aiica Ted ~ Pas
'9r y uT>e- ihey were al bIried 10 ihc
''ASFtsi'i'nAi eh"rchHaFi- a modest stone
'ei'> 'h"'f resting places AM names
Nor vas nv father A, 1.e Interested m .h,
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use "'' S''' am 'I'i'fi al east 10 ;he pncc
~ pew ''i Nh'" l'A' n'' '"n- before
We moves. rom I,'>N'tih attended sea-
wees Ia ''a' ciAieA IN" afternoon "'th some
o.rr' members y nlr iArtH' aAl at 10
wa. " e''is- '.f' pew.
Am greet. { surprised rs write to NOT
how yiy-i!.y the nam-, ot m.ay u: the ar
tive fbu>laes- men ID sao7tu.. IA those aa,,
G, me 10 nv mad | an sur. ,,ufI b,,
jhsI HeA, tb 40 personal acs,.a.,,,af.. ,,,,
aa1 Of Them. There va, Ag,it.. P-,4r.
who lived I'd the fine Ar.. I8.,. ao n
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