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ROYAL SERGEs,

llOYAL SERGES,
The New Style Fall Dress Goods in brown, blue
green garnet and black. IL yards for 50.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, S. $3.50, So, 81
$3.50, So, So. So, IS, 50, $40.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 81.
CRIB BLANKETS, 81
ROYAL SERGES the New Style Fall Dress Goods.
II yards for 81.
CLOTH FOR BOYS WEAR, one yard and a half
wide. 311xc-
BLACK SILKS excellent quality. 75c
COLORED SILKS excellent quality 75c
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELvETS, very
cheap al $1.5O
COLORED SILK vELvETS, 81.
BLACK SILK VELvETS, 81.
BLACK SILKS worth 81. 25 reduced to ST.
COLoRED SILKS worth 81. % reduced to ST.
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, Sl5O
ROYAL sERGES in all colors, new style, IL yards
for 81.
CARRIERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE
SEA- Near It'll Street
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DRlNATE LESSONS IN ALI. GRADES oP
study: TO adults confidential: prepares iOr colleya
Annapolis, West Point. all examinations.
IVY INSTITUTE w corner Sth and N stsny
Mathematical, Classical. business
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III T. & II RS
L A Home and bay school Cor Young Ladies' rs.
opens oCloBlR lSr. Modern languages under tl..
charge OF the Berltz school 1hurou ia an FC-
lsh, Music and Art A special class ON the t)ulu,y
method for little girls from Ia yeats uf axe
aug SIN Miss EAlstE 1919, .ksth
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no NOT SCRUB AND SMEAR YOUR FACE
- and hands with sticky toilet soaps made from
questionable animal fat insOlube by reason Of salt
and me which all hard soaps (even Castile) contain
Be luxurious Use POND LILY TOILET WASH.
Absolutely pure and instantly dissolved in the cold.
water; leaving the skin soft and delicately per.
fumed. Shun unlawful limitations Get the WRIGHT
kind. All druggists. rs cents selO-2ws
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EDUCATIONAL.

Mr. ERNEST LENT HAS RETURNED FROM
M Europe, and will resume lessons in Piano, Violin
NiOlonceilo and Harmony, thulS'As' september "a
Residence, lilo 18th ST NV. ns
y GISS NJ a DORSEY WILL RESUME REF
MI classes in Calisthenics In washington, October
I'm ISS5 For particulars address MISS NJ a
DORSEY. I33 Cameron ST.. Alexandria. Va se23- wv,
1TyHE SESSION lss5-lSse OF THE LINTHI
i cum institute of Georgetown, ID. C., will open
Application for admission may be made TO c. NJ
MATTHEW'S. l2os 3lst St se23-,ocl
nAvID S. L Johnson, ,,,r.
Vocal and Instrumental Pupils received sess.i SIN
- EoRGETowN UNIVERSITY;
FACULTY.
Rev. JAMES A. DooNAN, S. J.. Presden; of the
Hon. WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON. IL. d., CChte,
Justice T. Court Of S,a ans Lnses ON Statutory
Hon WILLIAM NJ. MERRICk. Ii. D. (Jus;ice
Supreme GSurt District EorT Lecturer on Com
MARTIN I. NORRIS, IL; D. Lectare5 on Equity
Pleading and and pdsGe nI 'ne La" Oh Partnership
JAMES q. PAYNE. LII. D.. Lecturer the Law of
Rsas tnE lM Z, % Lecnre az on the
Law of Personal Property. Contracts and Negotiable
rJ JpHS S' ". Ros LA b. Lecturer on Common Law
Practice and the Law of Torts and Judge of the
Rev JoHNw. FOX, j., Professor of Latin.
CHARLES w. HOFFMAN. LII D.. Dean Of the
saMG fna M IA M0f ESQ., Sons
Treasurer
and announcements for the ensuing term at the Law
Building corner 9th and streets northwest, We'd
nesday. October 9TH. at $50 pm. All interested are
most cordially invited TO attend.
The Secretary De seen AT the Law Building from
Circulars, giving Course of stEpss' terms. Se etn b
obtained Bookstores of Morrison, Brad. Adams or
Anglim, or on application to the undersigned
S. NJ. YEATMAN
Se21-Sw Secretary,
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Also variety of other shoes and slippers at CSC.
Il. STRASBURGER,
No. COG 9TH street, doors above I.
The above goods are solid leather and cam
not be found in any other shoe store in this city
at the low prices we are offering them
RazOrs! RazOrsN ksazOrs!.. Patent
Perfect and our best brands warranted. and
kept in proper shaving condition gratis. Name
engraved on our dog collars free. The Rodgers
Cutlery Store, 4S7 Pennsylvania avenue, ID. n.
WALFORD, Proprietor. WITT :
Qualification at the Fate Of John Cam.
erOn and J. q. Morrison.
Messrs. John Cameron and ]. Q. Morrison
were the lucky owners of one-tifth OF ticket No.
As ESD in The Louisiana State Lottery which
drew the S25, 900 prize in the drawing of July
18th. This does away with the reasoning of
those crying fraud, because these gentlemen
are too we'll known to admit OF u thought that
they would lend themselves as parties to de-
ceive the public. The fact is, they held the
ticket and it has been promptly cashed, and
our good friends wear broad smiles because of
their good luck.-Hichtd Falls (Ter) Herald
August Sth.
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SHoRTHAND - REGULAR CLASS si>SsIpNs
- every evening Private lessons n spesinlty. Al
shorthand books and publications constantly hand
and exceptional opportunities learning the ART ara
Offered AT WASH INtiTON PHONOGRAPlIlG an Al
QUART lisS. 927 At W.
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TIT II ZEE % ".g BR ooo, Nm
III EE BIB o O Nm
T H F. O ON Nm
T H H ZEE BIB 90 nm
Mn NJ N A RRR COG + Il EEE ~ 49,.
N MN A RRR G HHH EE
AAA G II r. 80
ID N K K Geo ZEE =,
316-31S SEVENTH STREET se21
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TIRED AND ACHING MUSCLES CRYING
THROUGH COUNTLESS NERVES FOR
REST AND RELIEF"
Like mamma to the children OF Israel is the CUTI-
CURA PLASTER to the tired, overworked, aching
muscle Do not deny yourself the comfort afforded by
this new original and speedy antidote pain
Examination. AT druggists. Csc; five for ST. Mailed
free. POTTER DRUG ANDCHEMICAL Co., Boston sel4
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A FEW WORDS ABOUT SOME JEWEIRY WE
ARE GOING TO SELL THIS WEEK

OF late years there has been an enormous demand
for Cheap Jewelry Manufacturers have so perfected
their machinery and have attained such skill in work.
manship that they have been enabled to turn out
cheap articles made of base metal plated known as
"Fire-Gilt Goods. which, far looks 60 are fully
equal to any genuine Rolled Plate Jewelry.
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rAPIToI. HILL INSTITUTE AND KINDER
~ garttn Will reopen September -. Dor further
Information. apply 20 NJ IsS Smith. .2I A u &c
MISS BoA DIN. - q. Ssln-im
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The Ridgely Monument Dedication.

a g. U. o. o. +. ELECTIoN.-Mount Olive
lodge. No. 1883. O.. L. u of y. F.. has elected
officers as follows: W. y. Dinguid, treasurer: S
a. Harris r. =: F.. 4. Brown, chaplain; T. III
Wright, advocate; W. III. Saunders, r. " f.
Amos H!il, T. y. f.: L. w Jackson, n F.; II. III
Neal, r. y a.; e. F.. Brown. y. e.; q. VI. Per
rlti, '. e.; W. p. Brown. Z. 3; J. L. Mason l.
e., and Z. Mercer warden
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,JOhnsOn.s Oysters

Pure Spices of all kinds for picking.
N. T. METZGER & Bro, Grocers.
AT 18th street northwest
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Evening Glasses. - and 50 amonth. ocs,

4 RIINGToN INSTITUTE-BOARDING AND
n LAY school for Girls. at Alexandria Va. six
miles from Washington. Highest educational .ld-
Naniages. with pleasant home. Terms moderate. Ad-
dress Miss REBECCA e. POWELL. Principal. - m
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Decorative PLANTS AND MARECHAL NEIL
loses AT ACCTIoS.-Mr. Bowling will sell a
choice collection of decorative plants, Marechal
Nell and other roses at his auction rooms To-
morrow morning at IL O'Clock. See advertise
meut. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-23

OPPOSED TO BAR Rooms Opposite PRIMO
BUILDINGS.-At q meeting of the Prohibition
union last night, Messrs. Wheelock Hinman
and Gross were appointed a committee to con-
suit lawyers and make an effort TO procure from
the courts an order restraining the Commits
slOners from Issuing licenses for bar rooms
located opposite government reservations or
buildings, ON the ground that il Is necessary TO
obtain the consent of the superintendent of
public grounds, representing the government
before a license can be issued for a saloon In
such location.
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DOND LILY TOILET WASH, MOST RE-
freshing liquid saponaceous toilet preparation An
Indispensable luxury for the Nursery. the Bath the
Sick Room, Cleansing and many other purposes.
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NvAVERLEN SEMINARY. l53. IST NV
w Boarding and day School for Girls The I TN
year opens Sc iember 2.th. Full corps If Tea, hers
au22-2m Miss LII.~sDNB. Principal
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Johns HOPKINS UNIvFRSiTY.
0t RaT III NfnRHs Nh



WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE,
Degrees and Diplomas
For Young Men. for Young Ladies'
With Preparatory Bust With rr,n.rHts,ry ana Pr
ness schools for BoyS. mary Schools lsr tsirls.
Fail Sessions ODen September la 49,
Distinct Courses OF study aud t.oNernnient Separate
buildings One Management. fs-IhorauEh lrIi hers
furnished "a schools and families Tor Catalogue al-
NJ. IxlhWySsssun
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CLAIMING DAMAGES FOR ALLEGED FALSE
IMPRISONMENT.-fes.e John Wells en-
tered suit for S2O.OOO against Celestia A. and
William Smith on account of alleged false ar.
rest ana Imprisonment. He asserts that CeIes.
tia y. Smith procured from Justice Bundy a
warrant charging him with stealing three Al
derney calves ON February %, 1854, and
thereby caused him to be imprisoned in "a filthy
cell with thieves and yagabonds, and that the
case was dismissed by the court.
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DRoF ]. FRANCIS GERMUILLER. TEACHER
Piano. Organ. Vocal Music and Harmony
Special attention 90 beginners AS well a. tn pupils
advanced. al 18th st nv sos ma
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r P.CAULFIELD, MUS. DOC.

The Thirty Session viii begin on Monday
Evening. September DIST at o'clock. i'm the College
Building, corner of 10Th and with introduce
tory address by Prot. &. Ii. L. kLEINSCH I'll DIT. NJ
d. to which the profession and public respectfully
invited. For further Information apply between the
hours of and 10 am. or and ) pm. to
j. w. II. LOVEJOY, NJ. d. Dean,
se11-1m 500 18th st. NV.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25

The beautiful weather of Tuesday made
rs think of spring rather than winter and the
only thing lacking was the warble OF tie
Business appears to be brisk and
the parents are purchasing the sweet things
for Christmas and the little ones, and we
think that many little hearts in Milton VIII
beat rapidly with pleasure on Christmas
morn. as the preparations are more elaborate
than usual.-Om vessels have all furled
sails with one exception, the schooner Clara
Waples.which left port on Tuesday night in
tow of the tug Charles I.ee.-Hog killing
is about over. but no very heavy ones have
been reported p. J. Hart slaughtered tie
heaviest which weighed 4S4 pounds
Mrs. p. 7. Hart will visit Philadelphia this
week. the object other visit is to buy suel
things as will be needed in fitting out the
Eagle Hotel, at Georgetown, which Mr. Hari
will occupy tile coming year The new de
Dot coach which Mr. Hart has had built by
parties in Dover, to be used at the Eagle
Hotel is said to be the finest in the State
Prof Tohn A. Collins and wife, of Sea
ford will spend their Christmas holidays il
aIilton.-An the churches here will hav'
the usual Christmas treats for the childrei
IN some form or other. CITIZEN
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25

THE MONDAY meetings in TRINITY
Church New York, held as a part of
the advent mission, were wonderful ;
all the seats were filed and the
standing room in the aislcs was
crowded to the door. The vast as
sembly was made up of the best and
busiest men in New York. They
came to church with rapid steps,and
at the last moment rs if they were
keeping a business appointment; but
they came. These gatherings reiute
most thoroughly the oft-repeated say
ING that "the pulpit has lost its in
| huence." Never. perhaps, was there
a grander spectacle in all the his
tory of preaching than the upturned
laces-intelligent, thoughtful and
selepossessed- of this vast assem-
bIaqe of men of all ages, swayed and
yisiblv affected by the words OF one
Of the plainest OF preachers heS'
gatherings, TOO, refuted the common
saving. "that religion has come to be
of interest to women only" Here
was an immense building packed
with men eager to lay hold Of tho
truths of Christianity. Another
thought that these meetings sug
oested was the uselessness Of divis
ions in the church. On this tn
Churchmaa remarks:
Hero were men sitting, or standing
sile bv side, of all the divisions o
; Christians. and all finding in the word
of the preacher the same truths Il
p which they are accustomed to lister
to Sunday after Sunday. There wa
: unity of thought, there was unity o
\ hone. there was the unity OF love 10
! Christ. Why should they amy longe
! 0ive themselves denominations ? W u,
+ Should they magnify their little differ
ences? Nay, rather, why should the
not strive to labor together, shown
? themselves to be one Told under Oh
S shepherds"
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25
d e a II IL S

On Monday, Dec. is, 1885, at
the residence Of her son-in-aw.Wm. short near
Glendale, Mrs. - Brttingham, in her
ssh year.
COLLINS. At the residence Of her father, in Mil
ton. Del, on Dec. 9th, Jennie Collins aged 9
years.
REVILE.- Suddenly at his late residence'corner
Front and Franklin streets, South Milford, Del,
on Thursday night, December 18th, lss5 Of par
aly.is of the brain, William +. Reville' in the
severty-ffth year Of his age.
lie was a staunch Republican, and was promi-
pent builder Of ships. He served two terms as
Justiceof-the-Peace and made the best officer thai
the town ever had In early life he married
Eliza Carlisle, by whom they had seven children
hve of whom and the widow survive him.
HAYWARD. - on Dec IS, 1885, in otsego county
New York. Rev A. Hayward.
He ,yas a brother Of Rev DIR. s. B. Hayward. o
Milford. who are part Of a family Of fonr brothers
nil OF whom are ministers.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25

,e.@ist 's..ist Cor 1928, and have
',illfhd q fihnade 10 drink into one Spirit
-Iow tIisv We are the body Of Christ and mem-
hers in particular, and in subsection to his
will all viii be alike led by this Spirit Of God
to keep the unity ofthe body-God's unity
in the bonds Of peace, according to his writ
ten word.
In order 10 this christians must be as dead
men in the world rom 90 to II--Col $50
and alive to God in Christ Jesus. "our lives
are hid with Christ in God;' so that ''the
life we NOW live must be by faith of the Son
ofCod who loved us and gave himself fol
usntCal. -ao) that he might deliver US from
this present evil world according to the VIII
of Cod and our Father Cal IA.
1t is in brief living in the spiritual, hea'
venlv sphere IN CHRIST, instead of the
aeslilv earthly sphere IN ADAM! It IS ou'
Of one state or condition of ofexistenee, through
grace. by faith, over into another state o.
condition Of existence. Out of Adam int
Christ In this new creation all will be lee
by the Spirit Of God in the unity and peac
Of the one body, all of one mind and tina
the mind Of God "For we have the min
Of Christ Cor. 2-I6
} The will Of God then, for all his own
this day Of the ruin of the Assembly
Church of Cod, as committed to the hands
; man. is to keep this unity Of the Spirit, Il
stead of going on with the sects, divisioi
5 avid heresies which now exist in open viol
/ .;,,, of I,is authority.
+ Next week ID. W this subject will be Co
tinued. When these letters are conclude
we will ID. W take up the questions rais'
" bv Enquirer, S. R. S. and others, and try
. satisfy all sincere enquirers as to what L
d truth of God is on all these points n
how interpret it, but how IT INrERPRE
Ie ITSELF. God is his own interpreter and
Is will make it plain to all who really des
TO know and submit to his will.
Yours for the Truth,
i'll ]. S. PRErrYMAN
Y Af1eord Dec 10th. 1855.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25
MARRIAGES.

BRocKlNGToN-Wo Thursday Dec.
l7th. 1885 by Rev. DR.. Underwood at the resi-
dence Of tho bride, in Milton, Del, William
Brockington, of Beaufort, S. c. to Miss Mary
Wolfe.
uUDsoN-HOwARD.- Sunday Dec l3lh'
1885. at o'clock in the evening, at the residence
of the brides sister, Mrs. Sarah Derriekson' II
Fraukford, thus county, by Rev. A. D. Davis
Mrs. Luoy NJ Howard to VIM. II. Hudson al
Of Frankford.
UIrDsoN-MU the NJ. E. Parsonage
Frankford, Dell. on Sunday evening, Dec. 9Th
by Rev. A. D. Davis, Miss Eta N. Murray t.
Mr. Asher Hudson.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25

TnE House Of Representatives on
Friday, after a steady six hours ses-
sion, passed the Morrison code OF
rnles which distribute portion OF
regular appropriations to other com
mittees than tie Committee on Ap-
nropriations. 1t is revolt against
the growing power of the chairman
Of that committee, a defeat for Mr.
Randall for which Mr.. Carlisle is re-
sponsible and will encourage the rev
enue reformers.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25

THE co-partnershipthathase existed
for the past year between the under
signed, is this day dissolved. The
booksand accounts win remaininthe
hands of Mr.. Townsend and we earn
estly request all who are owing the
firm to come up and settle.
GILMAN & TOWNSEND.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25

In the winter when the horse can't
get green food Days Horse Powder is
Indispensable.
Persons Of costive habit should keeT
"A supply of DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
whose use insure safety against cOnsti-
patton. They are pure and safe.
In nursery wherein all IS life ano
laugh, there is sure to be found Dr
BULBS Baby Syrup. p cents.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25
Thousands say so.

Mr.. 7. W. Adkins, Grard, Kan.' writes; 81
never hesitate to recommend yoar Electric Bit
ters to my customers, they give entire satsiac-
tim and are rapid sellers" Electric Bitters are
the purcst and best medicine known ahd WI
positlveiy cure Kidney aod Liver c5mpl .ints'
Purify tie blood and regulate ihe bowels. M
family can of1rd to be without them. They
will save hundreds Of dollars in doctors bill'
everyg1ar Sold at fifty cents bottle by Mar
.,nfl
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25

THE children sent from Newark,
n. j.. to Paris to be treated for hy-
drophobia have arrived safelyat their
destination. Their age and the eX-
eitement of the journey frees them
from all nervous apprehension, and
they are in the, best possible condi-
tion.to receive NJ. Pasteur's treat
ment Which was begun at once. The
excitement in regard to mad dogs is
spreading in the neighborhood OF
New York, and many towns are tax
inc heroic measures to get rid OF
unmuzzled dogs.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25


WrrH this issue of the CHRONICLE,
the undersigned resigns his position
as associate editor and proprietor.
During the past year we have en-
deayored to make the CHRONICLE an
acceptable, readable family paper,
and it is with unfeigned regret that
we give it up, solely for business
reasons, in which the public are not
interested. We hope our successor
will receive the same patronage and
encouragement that has been eX-
tended to the CHRONICLE under its
present management, and we are
sure every effort will be made to
make it as acceptable to its patrons
in the future, as it has been in the
past. While occupying the editoria
chair we have made many friends
whom we shall still cherish, although
we shall miss our weekly communi
cations with them. We have trieC
to do our duty and to uphold tn
RIGHT. if we have offended, it ha
been nintentional, and we bid fare
well. as far as we know, at peac
with all.
RoBT. II. GILMAN.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Quotes the following prices for fall trade, which
will be fouHd as low If not lower, than the lowest
quality considered.
velyets. 81 .s5 to 81 80; Body Brussels si.Oo to
st a,. Tapestry Brussels, CSC. to s10o; Three Ply
81 90 TO 81 10; Ingram, 4Oc. to s5c.i Damase and
venetian Hall and Stair, s5c, to s5c. Rag Carpet
,soc To- eoc.; oil Cloth. s5c. to s5c.i Window
Shades. ready to hang, 5oc up
In ordering samples, please state price desiring
10 nav. and samples viii be forwarded p omptly.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25

LAST week Secretary Bayard had
\ handsome memorial window put
in Old Swede's Church in honor OF
his parents, who are buried in the
ehurcn cemetery. The window is OF
the highest quality of leaded cathe-
dral glass, beautifully ornamented'
and was put in the sash by Tiffany,
Of New York. 1t bears the names
of Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Bayard
with the dates of their birth and
death, followed by inscriptions IN
Latin. Secretary Bayard and his
family attended morning service at
the church last Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25
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Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25

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Milford chronicle., 1885-12-25

THE new anti-Polygamy bill re-
ported in the Senate on Monday and
which will be called up by Senator
Edmunds Immediately after the hol-
idays. strikes at the vitals Of the
Norman Church. 1t provides that
all marriages in the Territories shall
be certified in writing by the minis
ter and the contracting parties; pre-
scribes punishment for adultery,
abolishes female suffrage, and annuls
the Territorial law about the capac-
ity of illegitimate children to inherit
property. But what will shake the
power Of the Mormon priesthood
more than all, is its assault on the
corporate organization Of the Nor
mon Church itself 1t gives the
President authority to appoint trus-
tees to take charge of the temporal
affairs Of this church, and to report
to the Secretary Of the Interior in
regard to its property, business at
afairs and operations; annuls the EN-
Fund laws, and prohibits the
,SopoIis slgS tablishment Of any such organ
oktso, ~ for importing Mormons
Il Rsprss ep and NV in the energetic hands o.
funeral z. ~ ;SlsIlisaC K Cleveland will soon re
Of his head ls.er osu from our country.
,niuent acuIn.p, Noih