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Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Pleased wish the south.

Mayor Smith, of Philadelphia. who
has just returned from visit to theNew
Orleans Exposition, is delighted with
his reception and with the many evi-
dences witnessed OF growth in Southern
commun tiles. He thinks Atlanta, Ga,
is destined ere long TO become the Low.
eli OF the South in one sense, and sec
ond Chicago Az q finani ial centre. He
regards the worlds exposition as an as
ton ishing exhibit of the growing ener-
NY and business enterprise OF the south :
EN- euple, and rs conclusive evidence
Of the beginning OF the new era OF indus
rial progress In the Southern States.
He says the exposition in Its magni-
tuda ou,rivals the centennial exposi-
ton OF 1876, and is laid out TO better
ady autage The exhibits are under q
fewer nun her Of roofs, and the build
ings are arranged to give comprehen'
81 We view Of the features from each
State and city.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

THERE may be objections to the pres
ent mode Of equalizing and revising the
city taxes through Board Of Revision
and Appeal, but would transfer Of
such revision and appeal TO the Finance
Committee Of the City Council, mend
the matter The city has just under
gone some radical changes which we
have discussed in another article, with
rather disastrous results, and the City
Council should be careful how it moves
in new experiment. According to
the powers claimed for the Finance
Committee, under the new arrange
ment, 1t would virtually be nothing
more nor less than another Commission,
to take charge Of the whole financial
management OF the city. The people
have been buying some wit lately pay.
ing dearly for it, a fact that should
make them moveslowly hereafter when
a change to new system ia advocat-
ed.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

sun rises 700. sun sets SIS.
AGeuss l0r Dunaap's Hats.
RumfOrd Brothers. H0eteFG
Try Bush's coal you will like It.
Try Bush's coal; you will like II.
Brazilian Tonic Bitters only 20 cents.
Birds and cages at Parkers, East and st.
Miliard r. laws, jowelor, q Z. md street
Oity Laundry, Sixth and Shiplsy streets.
Strong cough candy At Ferguson's,ll E.2nd
Wringers SOLD and repaired, at 3l3 Shiplsy
fine IS X. Rtnge. at Hanf, Is y. Fourth st
brasiiian talu. cong rs ana colds, 10 cts
Tatfy at Ferguson 9, II East. Second street
A new lot OF stereoscope views at 99c store.
Smoke Mullins 3 cent cigars for splendid
smoke. SIS West Front street.
A father OF seven children calls his man
sion the house Of the seven gabbles.
L. r. Adair. 413 King street, has the cham
pion lamp extinguisher. Stop and see It,
A couple were photogras he'd in front Of Nj
agart the other day. "Pride goeth before
fall"
Meek or nothing" remarked the land
lady, as she handed that part OF the chicken
to the late b0arder.
Pine salt oysters Is. 30 and 20 cents per
quart at Pennell's stall, l2o King street, and
all kinds Of fresh fish.
rako your ohOl0e W doifAnQ !. oV1 III 8Ik0
stroet. end havo thoir pioturea taken bv tbs
instantaneous process.
Had the Kentucky goo.e-bone said this
would be an open and shut winter IL would
have struck It about right, 80 far.
In New York a shirt is made this year fol
~ cents Next year the poor women will bs
required to throw In collar button.
Why pay such big prices for Smyrna Rugl
when you can buy them rs per cent. che apeI
at Adair's new store, 4l3 King street.
AL1ndon reporter recently eloped with a
girl worth only $4,000. Newspaper men
must he poorly paid on the other side.
This is the difference between part or our
cider receptacle and a trick with cards-One
ls q Jug handle, and the other is . hand Jug.
gle.
We read OF fortune smiling on this person
or that. We enter no protest, but when she
meets us we hope she will grin from car To
ear.
A man in Wiliamsport has been lecturina
on " Congressional debates At least we
Judge so. from the titls Of his lecture. 1t is
called Wind"
Finest family Bibles in the city. Prices from
- to 30 on lnstallments Call on John u.
Bryant. Pennsylvania House, or leave orders
at REPUBLICAN, office.
10 per cent off on all goods at 3l5 Shipley
tstreet. Remember, this is genuine reduc
| ion sale, and is a r,re chance to secure bar
gains on staple articles. 1t will last tut a
fewdays Z. T.. FLYNN.
After the clouds-the sunshine
After the dsy-the night
After the worK-the wages;
After pay -day-the tight
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
rhs sale OF Quaek Mediot Q. -

A petition has been signed by the
leading physicians and druggists Of
this city, asking the Legislature to
amend ths act relating to the sale OF
drugs and medicines NO az to prohibit
prripatetic doctors and charlatans to
seIl their preparations on the streets,
and oeceive and defraud the people out
Of their money. The amendment
should be construed SO az TO except
store keepers in country villages
throughout the State, and ~e could
then most heartily endorse its enact
ment. 1t reads as follows
On and after July, 1885. 1t shall be
unlawful for any person. unless re-
gistered pharmacist, within the mean
ing Of this act. TO dispose OF. or offer for
sale on any open street, lot or in any
building, such secret remedies, known
~ patent, quack or secret medicines,
within the corporate limits Of any town
Of 800 inhabitants, or over.
Also, that IL shall bo unlawful for the
Clerk OF the Peace TO issue any license
70 any person, unless q registered phar'
macist, 10 peddle or sell any secret or
patent quack remedy, on any street,
lot or in any building a. heretofore
stated
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
r,f,n ANIMAL Reception.

This evening the Montifiore Mutual
Beneficial Society will give its NTH
anual reception in the Institute Hai''
and from the arrangements that have
been perfected by the managers, II
promises to eclipse all that have pre-
oefled 1t. The committee OF arrange
ments, with Nathan Lieoerman as
chairman, have spared neither trouble
or expense to make this recepticn the
event of the season.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

This evening Dockstader x Arm'
strong's Minstrels will open at the
Opera House for a season ofthree nights
and a matinee. This company Is said
TO be equal to any now on the road, and
the proprietors enjoy the reputation oil
being first class performers. Mr.. Arm
strong is well known in this city, where
his home is. The prices of admission
have been fixed at 10 and 20 cents. with
10 cents additional fer choice reserved
seats
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
watching tho weather.

A Thornton, Delaware county, man
writes: For the month of January
the Thermometer At o'clock in the
morning averaged 81 deg. above zero,
on the 18th 1t was go deg, and on the
10Th 4 deg. above zero. We had Srainy
days, and on the 9th thunder gust.
We also had 6 SHOWS iu January. Tht
first snow Of the season fell Nov. 18th
since that time we have had IL SHOWS
The coolest day was Dec. 10th, when
the thermomoIneter stood at zero.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
DisOrderly boys.

The atten ton of the police is called
TO q gang Of half grown h0ys, that
congresate at Eighth and LON nard,
and Eighth and Poplar streets, almost
everv evening, and on Sunday after
noons. Ladies in the vicinity complain
that they cannot pass without being
iosultsd. II some of these boys were
arraigned before Judge Cummins and
fined for corner lounging, it Is probable
a stop would be put to the annoyance.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

"whom the gods love die young"
says Byron; but why die when you can
cure the cold or cough, which neglected
means death? DIR. Bulls Cough syrup
mayn't be in favor with the gods, for IL
keeps thousands from their grasp out
mortals, who take it, praise it.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Pay llp.

Persons who have not yet paid their
city tax should do 10 at an early date,
OF legal proceedings will be institu ed
TO recover the amount due. The aud itor
is In earnest about the matter, and hut
little further grace will be granted. 10
sell property for tax mayseem severe ana
oppressive, but that is the ultimatum
reached.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

S0oE - A4u00
Tho place 10 get your ladies misses and
children's rubber boots Is at Babc0ck's
2O8 Masket street; also misses and chill
dren . srctics. Prices lowest In town.
Trust NO FasuFe,
How e'er pleasant. Let the dead past
bury Its dead. Act act in the living
present, while the cold 10 In your head.
A 25.oent bottle OF Canada Pine Syrup
will cure 1t.
To our business our drugs are pure /;
our prices are low and We desire TO
give satis faction In every respect.
Beaton Smith. Seventh and Pine.
AssOnlshisg, bus TFuei
You can buy cigars for 20 and 90 cts.
per box at Chapman's. Seventh and
Orange and No. East Third street.
BarEalas Bargains
For the next thirty days in cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new stock,
At 100 ksst Second street
MALT River oysters
At Jones' ,6l8 West Eighth street. De-
iivered TO any part Of the city.
Janney, 3Ol and 303 King street,
under the cash ~ stem, offers potatoes,
apples, onions, oranges, lemons. butter.
roll and print, At prices TO suit the
times. Brooms and bags 30 low as will
asfOnish you. Does not allow TO be
undersold in his line of goods.
Good goods are always the cheapest,
and the fact that good goods at low
prices can be bought from j. o. Nc
Cormtck, grocer, Seventh and Jefferson
streets, should induce all to purchase
OF him.
AT Hartman's drug store, Fifth and
Poplar, you will find an elegant assort-
ment Of tooth brushes, hair brushes,
toilet powders and handkerchief ex.
tracts
For frosted limbs, chapped hands
and lips, Lame aud sore feet, use PAIN
VICTOR.
Taylor & Fullerton's genuine insect
powder kills insects of all descriptions.
Taylor & Fullerton, 302 King street.
All kinds Of wood by the load OF cord
at Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Thos. +. Hanlon, Fire Insurance,
Market and Ninth Sts.. Law Building.
Singing canary birds and cages at
Harkins' cigar store, 209 w. Fourth St.
Burke II Kellum's OoAl IN the b-st
Wharf at the foot OF King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

All beauty must be organic. 1t Is the
soundness OF the bones that ultimstes
itself in = peach bloom complexion,
health of constitution that makes the
sparkle aud power of the eye. 1t Ia
the ad justment Of the size and of the
joining Of the sockets of the skeleton
that gives grace of outline and the
finer grace Of movement. Every neces-
sary organic action pleases the be.
holder. A man lead ing horse TO
water, q farmer sowing seed, the labors
of hay makers In the feld, the carpen
ter building ship, the smith at tho
forge, or whatever useful labor, il be.
coming to the wise eye but, II It is
done u be seen, it is simply neither
more nor less than mean.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Aromanna and sv,.s Ba,..n,.

Manager Wilmington Glass Co.,
George Westcoat, says: i was cured
of dyspepsia by Aromanna When in
need ola physic. l use this excellent
remedy" Nothing better than Swiss.
bottle, at 807 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Rescue or the Roberts Family

PoRr DEPOSIT, Md, Feb. 4.-The
perilous situation of the Rob-
erts family on their lonely little island
in the Susquehanna river, near Port
Deposit, and the reported death of Mrs.
Roberts and her child awakened the
warmest sympathies in this commu-
nifty. A rescue party was made up
this morning, who determined to risk
the passage over the rough aud danger
GUS mass of ice between the shore and
the island. and ascertain the true con-
dition of the family, and render any
assistance in their power. After
scram bling over the rough ice the party
reached the island safely and found that
the only deaths that had occurred were
those OF Mr.. Roberts horse and dog.
The signals he had given had been mis-
understood. Mrs. Roberts, however.
was extremely i'll, and had greatly
suffered from want of medical and 9TH
er attention, aud the whole family had
endured much hardship. DIR. Q. A.
Shure, who was one of the party, gave
Mrs. Roberts the medical attention
needed, and Mr.. Roberts accompanied
the party on their return trip to procure
provisions, ETC., of which they were
greatly in want. As the lives of the
whole family are endangered by re-
manning on the island until the river
breaks up, 1t il probable that an effort
will be made to remove them, should
Mrs. Roberts condition sufficiently i'm
prove.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Closing ont.

On and after February 2, will sell
boots, shoes and rubbers at cost, at 221
West Eighth street, as / intend to
close ont by the 25th of March. To,
close the whole in lump l will offer
great inducements. W. 3. LEDNUM.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

WE WOULD advise lawyer Hewlett
to come up to Wilmington and settle
down to the practice of law. His clients
would always get clear sure pop, every
time, without as much as pleading for
them before the court.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

If THE mere application Of oolored
lawyer to plead at the bar Of New Cas-
tie County will turn the prisoner loose,
there may be other prisoners who will
want to employ oolored lawyers. This
would be more comfortable way out
Of the difficulty than to employ white
lawyer, or have no lawyer at all, and
be sent to the pillory, the post and the
lash.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

. Persons who wish to make cur,t,s
without eggs should call at GoDt. ~
store, Eighth and Madison street or
Birds Custard Powder,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Re Good to Yourself.

Prof. Dill's Balm of Life will be pooo
for you and every one of your family.
and save many doctor bill. Hupdr az
of thousands say so.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Quilts.

The greatest reduction made by
Cranor & Co, 621 Market street, Is their
Toilet A, Marseilles Quilts from es'oo
to $3.08. The lowest price oi tnis quiit
from the jobber is S326.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Tne wonder Of the ASe.

Photographs made as quick as wink
by the instantaneous prOcess-no more
long sitting. II fine cabipet photo
graphs for $500 at Hollands photo
graph rooms. 3O7 Market street
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

John d. Kelley, No. l02 Market
street, cheap shoes and boots OF ali de.
scriptiors, which he will sell cheap for
cash. -'
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Looks like silver.

The reason why Mrs. Jones' kitchen
looks like jewelers. store is because
she polishes her tins with Diamond
Dust. Tell the grocer you will have
nothing else.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Blown from she Track.

DENVER. Col, Feb. "A Tribune
Republican special from Georgetown
says: During severe wind-storm
this afternoon q train for Denver ON the
Colorado Central Railroad was blown
from the track about mile below tn Ia
place. The entire train IL now lying
upon its side in the ditch. OF the
twenty passengers on board eighteen
were more or less injured. The storm
did much damage In the town."
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
For oug ms and Throat Disorders

use Browns bronchial Troches. 4" Have
never changed my. mind respec ing them ,ex-
cept think better Of that which l began
thinking we'll of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
Sold only in boxeF 10
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Lost.

A due bill drawn In favor of G. w.
Vernon & Sons. for 1925 by James
Shoemaker, The finder will please
leave the same at this office.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
swiss Bais.m and Arsmann..

w. Seward, Fourth and Poplar, says:
was troubled with a heavy cold ON
the breast. Swiss Balsam has made a
complete cure where other remedies
failed" For blood and skin disease,
8O7 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

Ladies desiring Madam Griswell's
Corsets can get them of the agent, Mrs.
Jones, No. 519 Market street. Orders
by postal or letter promptly attended to.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Education Of A ustrian Gt,Is.

The education of girls in Vienna In
some y hat peculiar, and perhaps worthy
Of note
Up to ii fteen years Of age they are
kept at their studies, but ae ut de
prived OF society.
They dress very simple rarely wearing
a silk gown Till the day hey leave the
school room for the bai ailIOom.
After they leave school they &.
through a years, or even Two years
teaching in the pantry and In tho Kitch-
en-, under some member OF the family,
or even, in some cases, In another iami'
I ". under trained cooks.
They may never be required to cook
dinner. but they are thus rendered In
depandeny Of cooks and servants, as
they learn TO do everything themselves
long before they begin housekeeping on
their own account
When married they are most affsc-
tionats wives and mothers.
An Austrian lady, III tact, rs as &C
compiish-d as All Engiisb 2ov.rness, az
good housekeeper and cook An a Ger
man, rs " iity and vivacious in society
as IL Partisan, as passionate as All ltal
ian. and AS handsome AS an EDgiist
woman-some of the most beautifu
women In. Europe being found in vi
Jenna.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
The Acknowledges Leader.

j. Paul Brown, art photographer, GIT
Market street, leads all others in the
State for fine photographs. Crayons.
pastils, water colors or oil,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
List of Public SaIos.

February
Jos. I. Chambers, MIL Greek HID.
J. II. Hoffecker, city.
&" 10 Harry Brown, Brandywine HID.
IL l.. W. Belville, Red Lion.
Il Sale on the bradford farm, New Cas-
tie HID
10 T. and A. Brown, Chrlstiana Hid.
- a. W Laws Pencader HID.
- Joseph Irving, ked Lion HID.
n James Mcmahon, New Castle HID.
Is e. l. clark, Red Lion hd.
20 Mrs Press, Chrtstiana Hid.
~ Thomas q. Bird Brandywine HID.
% William J. Mcuarr, New Castle Hd.
e & f. WEIGH, city.
~ Frank Neley, city.
Mar M. +. Powell, New Castle HID.
Mrs. Weidin, Bra1dywine HID
; r.. Sheppard, Mill Greek.
Ealas Lofiand, New Castle HID.
S John Brown, New Castle HID.
James NJ. Nivin, New Castle HID.
10 J. s. Beeson, frandywine HID.
IL Husbands d sterling, Il B'dywine HID
" Joel 8reenman, New Castle HID.
IL Peoples d Donoho, Christians Hid
Is Anderson & Bro, Brandywine Ho
u Jos. Handy, Brandywine Hid.
~ l.. Henderer, llth ward.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
Ter S0L0nS,

AKE8s LOATH To
vER-A 8IOTH.
boy OF MEN.
Lofty Solicitor Turner,
d 4. Rodmon Smith,
the visitors ut the
ay. They are here on
have been presaing
Re the mem bers Of the
testimony 10 the
case WAS heard by the
not completed, how.
consideration Of the
postponed until next
odnced by DIR. Cooper
lay, to amend the pres.
hg the sale Of intoxica.
RI that the Clerk of tho
rtle County, shalt lay
br liquor licenses In
ngton before = special
of the Associate J udge
nnty, the Judge Of the
and the Mayor Of
Of this amendatory
beneral Sessions will
business. The joint
nending Congress 10
cps toward removing
be Indians which WAS
louise a few days ago
bom mittee was report
moon with favorable
adopted. The reso-
10 lake it's course
ate and the ladies
B State Indian, Asso-
be- surprised II this
In that body.
b oppoeition In the
Ire a number OF mem
Ds who. though they
ror OF aiding suffer =
link that Congress In
own business with.
ps from State LegiS
posed constitutional
seem TO be proving
anxiety among the
>eral Assembly, and
believe that any
be taken upon these
me.
mess vas done In
ht II WAS principal
nre. The commit-
Iith work, and the
bxt week will be a
bthing Of particular
10 in the Senate to-
1etail, follow:
ATR.
hlled TO order at 10
need Inv Dr. Mus
b the Georgetown
Association was
br the relief Of UNI.
ON 3.l75 and l75iL.
these schools theiI
riation for the veal
pill relating t) the
kware junction OK
x. b. railroad wa,
pd passed. A bil
ea.o of intoxicatin.
C,.r,of m. peac,
Nv 10 Law ali annli
s - II hauors M Ih,
astio Countv m,
pal Court. and IN,
instead Of layinl
h Of General Ses
lhc"rporatlhg tn
Ablll appo,ut,n,
,y on, nr. publi'
ntdre,i WAS Rad
Ste adjourned uut
:, II. m Tn, Ho,,.
act incornora,,n,
Excbanp. and +,
of m. e,hristia,.
bt Companv wa,
a.. r.i,a, a.I
K,nt Coun,v :. a
b ''o'"' wa
khSEN rAliVEs'
at 10 o'clock a. IN. -
ptice Of an act To IN
D.S. O..
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

For good coal 90 to Bush's, French
street wharf
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
)s convince

)at we exert ourselves to
HE the best Of everything
eciality. Beaton Smith,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05
For Rent.

Stable near corner of Eighth and
Monroe streets. suitable for three horses
and four wagons Rent cheap. Apply
at this Office or bD2 West Seventh
| street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

For all bodily pains and aches, PAIN
VICTOR is unparalleled. For sale by all
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

pes as cheap as any
In town, ,No.102 Market
Daily Republican., 1885-02-05

F" U clock p. M.
) o'clock. Mr.
Il bill To amend
u, OF the general
~as read. 1t re-
u can vass To meet at
"ri'ing instead OF II
h'tlce Of au act to
III ode of collecting
LiIr other purposes.
oduced a bill trans.
II Samuel Kenney
" d istrict Az, Sussex
as read.
Hon in relation to tn.
ats was reported bach
TO which 1t was re
sorable recon unnp.ia.
,pted.
+ notice of an act t,
'tn lire, and an act to
lrd weight and Inea
He also introduce,
Drale the Very Rev
beneticial Society, O
ich was read.
u 10 O'Clock tomorrow
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-12-24
W. r. Bowlby & Son Will give Won

We He DOVlbg a SOH w III give You
a $3.50 ladies french kid button shoe
for 3.75 A 400 ladies cur kid button
shoe for 8. .25. A 3.75 ladies cur kid
button shoe for 800. A 300 ladies cur
kid button shoe for 225. A $50 ladies
cur kid button shoe for 200. A 200
ladies kid button shoe for LEO. A LIS
ladies goat button shoe for l25. A I.25
ladies grain button shoe for 100. A
l.. 70 ladies grain lace shoe for 100. A
500 mans hand made sewed button
shoe for 400. A 4 90 mans button or
laces shoe for 300. A 4.50 mans con.
gress shoe for 3. 75.. A 800 mans but
ton or lace shoe for 2.25. ALSO man S
congress shoe for 200. A LES mans
brogan shoe for SO cents. A $50 man S
heavy boot for 100. A 500 mans heavy
boot for ESQ. A $50 mans heavy boot
for 2 90. A 1.25 ladies heavy shoe for
100. A LOO children's shoe for Scots.
And many other excellent bargains TOO
numerous to mention. The entire stock
of boots and shoes must go. These pri-
ces are facts, no bluster, as careful
examination at our store will convince
the most skeptical person in the Valley.
Come and see for yourself. We have
shoes that will fit the smallest and the
largest. We do not give you a chance
to draw blank in this or give a pres
ent, but every one that buys saves from
twenty-five cents to one dollar, and you
can take that and buy present worth
more than any one givss you, We in.
tend to change our business and will
close this store out, All book accounts
and notes must be settled up by April
lst, 1886, Or they will be left for collec-
tion.. z door east of Opera House.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1885-12-24
Items from Marion.

The pleasant warm weather which
! we have been having has been very
favorable to number of persons in
getting their work laid aside.
Frank Rutgers, wife and daugh
ter, of Winona Furnace, were Wis
iting relatives IN this vicinity last
week.
Miss Hannah and Mr. Noah
Brown are visiting friends in Col
umbus.
Andrew Nunnemaker is making
his home with his aunt, Mrs. Ly-
dia Huber, this winter, and going
to school to j. B. Rutgers, who is
teaching at No. s.
Pierce Bright,!the dry goods mer-
chant at Mlsertown. treats every
n ew customer. People would do
we'll by patronizing him.
Gustavus Juda is going to make
his home at Jacob Statsers the COM
ing summer. We all wish him sue
cess, as we think him gentleman.
with what little acquaintance we
have.
Frank Adcock, teacher of No. 8
was obliged TO vacate last week on
account of the death of his moth
er.
Abraham Hickman is buildi ng
a fine barn on Bear Run. We think
he will cover 1t with slate.
Rev. John Palmer. who has been
contemplating On attending Ash
land College, has given it up, and
is now at home, and will farm for
Samuel Sholl next summer.
We understand that No. s. school
oanters any other school In the
ownship for game of ball.
Miss Edna Mockel of Logan,
vas the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
auble, on last week.
Ellsworth johnson is vet very i'll, |
many friends are anxionsly waiting
nd praying for his recovery.
The girls are knitting their
elbows stockings to hang up for
christmas presents.
Wishing all a merry Christmas,
l am yours,
DE>1oCpAn