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Ireland Moods Honey, no. wind.

BUFFALO, N. Y, October 6.--Rev.
Father Cronin and James Mooney,
of this city, who were among those
named by the meeting, last night, in
New York, to proceed to Ireland for
the purpose of assisting IN the par
liamentary canvass there express their
disapprOval of such a course. They
agree with Alexander Sullivan thai
the Irish people need funds, not ora
tory, and they favor the policy Of
aiding Ireland in the direction where
| she is poor.
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ENGLAND ID.


LONDON, October 6'--The Times,
Paris, correspondent says: lowing
TO the number of cabinet ministers
defeated at the elections on Sunday,
last, for seats in the chamber Of de-
puties. II will be necessary for the
cabinet to be be remOdeled or resign
from Office before the chambers
meet. If radicals ally themselves
with the members of the right they
can overthrow the ministry aud after
the ministry leaving France In a per-
manent crisis which will seriously
jeaporadize the existence of the re-
public.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

MILES Cry, Mont, October g.
Four companies from Fort Custer,
under Captain Jackson, are guarding
the Yellow Stone Valley, near June
ton City against the depredationss
of Indians and have already captured
and sent 10 the front forty Crows
The Piegans and Cheyennes are also
found off their reservations and a
yigilant watch is being kept upon
them by the cowboys and military
The report now comes that the Chey.
ennes are raiding Mezpah valley and
troops will probably be sent from
Fort Keogh to return them to theii
agency ON the Rosebud.
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Ireland s,lpping:Away From nrI.Ian.

LONDON, October 6.-The Times.
to-day commenting on ParnelPs
speech at Wicklow, yesterday, says:
"Thc cabinet which meets to-day
must consider the situation in Ire
land, as it ia impossible to disguise
the fact that the government of Ire
laud has passed away, or is rapidly
passing out of the hands of
her majesty's minister's. The
latter must defend their pol
icy of abandoning the bill for a
renewal of the coercion act. ParnelPs
demand for home rule is only pre-
liminary to further effort to COM
plete the separation Of Ireland from
Great Britain.
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GENERAL LEW WALLACE.
what He Thinks OF the Turkish
Trotlble.


Trosl,le.
New YORK, October 6.-General
Lew Wallace, ex-minister to Turkey,
In an interview says, In regard to the
Balkan trouble: II do not think any
action will DO taken by Turkey until
the signatory powers meet. The sui
tan has too much common-sense TO
rush hap-bazard into war. He will
await the issue ola conference, and
in case of disagreement between
the powers, probably the whole Of
Europe will be swept into hostilities
with Russia, France aud Italy on one
side and England and Austria ON the
other. Germany, guided by Bis
marck, viii endeavor TO act as arbi-
TRAITOR. Austria would Immediately
take possession of Bosnia and
Herzegovina; Russia would occupy
bulgaria and Roumelia. The confer
ence Is most likely to result In statu
quo. One of the worlds greatest
wars will happen before the crescent
disappears from the Bosphorus.
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chooscd to select. One of the pas
sengcrs made show of resistance
but he was attacked with knife and
cut through the hand. The conduc-
tor next grappled with one of the
robbers and was dragged out TO the
platform of the car and beaten with a
revolver handle. The robbers then
pulled the bell rope and jumped OIL,
escaping to the woods. The Penn
sylvapia Railway company has sent
out officers in all directions.
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THE new JUDGE.
Sawnie Robertson, of Dallas,
Appointed to the Supreme
Bench of Texas.
MAJ. Robert Burns, a Straight
Out Democrat, Appointed
Postmaster at Houston.
Cardinal Manning Dy ing nj New
York, Full Of Years
an d HOnOrs.
The People Across the Sea, what
They are Doing and Plot
ting TO DO.
AUSTIN.
Sawnic Robertson Appointed 10 the
Supreme Court bench.

sawnfc Robertson Appointed 10 the
Supreme Court Bench.
Special TO the Examiner.
AUSTIN, October 6.-The vacancy on
the supreme bench, occasioncd by the
resignation of Associate Justice
West, was filed to-day by the appoint
ment of Sawnie Robertson, of Dallas.
Adjutant General King has detailed
Captain L. Z. SEEKER as quartermaster
Of the frontier battalion in place of
Captain John o. johnson, appointed
postmaster at Austin.
The Greer county boundary COM
missioners have met not yet, as they
are awaiting the arrival of some of
the commissioners.
The county commissioners have
elected Henry Barhart county attor-
ney, vice +. G. Morris, resigned.
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BERLIN, October 6.-Tho report
published on the Sd instant that Ger
many and Spain had effected settle
ment of the Carolines difficulty is
confirmed to-day. Prince Bismarck
has written a friendly letter to the
pope thanking him In the name Of
Germany for the interest his holiness
has taken In the question. The
agreement will be officially announced
within day or two.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

We have some fine farms-large and
small-in this county, which the pru-
dent buyer will regard great bar
gains, when the farms, prices and
terms are examined. Remember the
time in which we are authorized to
sell these farms 10 limited.
IfyOu want bargain, write or cal
upon US at once.
II. L. BURSHAM Il Co.,
Waco, Texas.
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WASHINGTON, October 6.-The
president to-day made the follow. ing
appointments: To be receiver ofpub-
lie monies: Samuel l.. Gilbert, a.
Wichita, KS; Vim. g. Jordan, at
Montgomery, Ala; Oliver Shannon,
at North Platte, Neb.; Samuel Glover,
at Valentine, Neb.
To be registers Of land-ofilcss: VIM.
Neville, at North Platte, Neb., and s,
I. Busch, at Valentine, Neb.
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alassblowers ON a strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October g.
About 100 glass blowers are now on a
strike in this city, their demand for a
new scale OF wages averaging about
81 80 per week higher than had been
paid, having been refused. II Is stat
cd there was also dissatisfaction
among the hands because OF the re-
fusal Of the firm TO discharge some
non-union hands. The firms affected
| by the strike are Gillander n Son
| Iiohbecker u Homan, and Giilan'
Murray.
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TaAIs ROnBERs.


ALTOONA, Pa, October Gas the
regular train from Harrisburg was
nearing the Allegheny furnace this
morning four men took possession OF
the crowded cars aud while three oil
them intimidated the passengers
with revolvers the fourth went
through the car and deliberately
robbed such of the passengers as he
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07
B. E1ABER.
An Important discovery.

The most important discovery is
that which brings the greatest good
to the greatest number. DIR. Kings
New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds, will preserve tho
health and save life, and IL price,
less boon to the afflicted. Not only
does II positively cure consumption,
but coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma,
hoarseness. and all affections of the
throat, chest and lungs, yield at once
to its wonderful curative powers. II
you doubt this, get trial bottle, free,
at Castles Il Morrison's drug store.
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Prof. W. W. Franklin.

This gentleman has almost ma
tional reputation as q lecturer and elo-
cutionist, and has now entered upon
duty in the Waco university. lie Ia
unsurpassed professor OF penman-
ship aud bookkeeping. He is a
splendid addition TO Waco universe
W. His specimens Of pcnmanship
now on exhibition in the university
arc of the highest order. Waco uni.
versity Is now thoroughly equipped
for work, especially in the Prepare
tory, Commercial and Art depart
Inents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

Well, then, why don't you do
something to bring back the roses to
her cheeks and the light TO her eyes
Don't you see she Is suffering from
nervous debility, the result of female
weakness A bottle of DR.. Pierce's
"Favorite Prescription" win brighten
those pale cheeks and send new life
through that wasting form. lfyou
love her, take heed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07
An End to Rome serapins.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
ILL.,, says: "Having received SO much
benefit from Electric Bitters, l feel 1t
my duty to let suffering humanity
know it. Have had running sore on
my leg for eight years; my doctors
told me would have to have the bone
scraped or leg umputated. l used,
instead, three bottles of Electric Bit
tiers and seven boxes Bucklen's Arni-
ca Salve, and my leg Is now sound
and well.n Electric Bitters are sold
at so cents bottle and Bucklen's
Arnica Salve at % cents per box, by
Castles & Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

LONDON, October 6.--The cabinet
met to-day and discussed the Bulga-
rian question and affairs in Ireland.
The marquis of salisbury in
dicated to the other cabinet off,
cials the line of argument he would
take in the address which he is to de-
liver tomorrow at the national con-
servaiivc conference to be held at
Newport.
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meoLELLAsD nrEKA HOUSE.
The Programme Of Kersand's Nj
slreln last Might.

Immense would not suffice. From
to end the audience was
Its sides as IL would hot
chunk In winter-time. Kersands,
etc, kept tho people sn painful pro.
long Of laughter. and in fact they did
not know whether II was relief to
get out or not. or to longer linger In
"seanc," of side-splitticg irrita-
ton. To go into details would take
too much of the reporters already
exhausted physique from the effects
of the show.
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Annie. ..,x..

uucklon'a AFnicn 8AIVo.
The best sAlve In the world for cuts
bruises, sores, useers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tettcr, ehapped hands, ohilblains.
corns aud skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
It Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Prin'
2b cents per box. For sale by Castle
| a Morrison.
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Do come in aud buy piano or or
gan, so as to give the girls chance to
become musicians and teachers, In
case of necessity. Everyone can af-
ford to buy on the terms at which l
sell. #. VAN QUEER,
Music House opposite p. o.
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TURKEY.


CoNsTANTINoPLE, October 6.-The
reports of the ambassadors to the
powers OIL the Roumelian difficulty in-
Dictates that the tenor of the COM
munication to be addressed to Turkey
and Bulgaria will prevent a conflict,
leaving to the powers the duty of
solving the question.
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Ku,ghts Of Labor Assembly.

HAMILTON, Ont, October Sat
the knights of Labor General As
sembly meeting yesterday the COM
mittee on credentials occupied the
entire day in examining certificates
of delegates. In the evening the
subject was the railway difficulties
but no action has been decided upon
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IRELAND.
Press opinion. of Parne,,.

Press .OpInfOns OF PhrheII'
DUBLIN. October 6.-The Freeman's
journal supports Parnell's demand,
that the Irish people bepermitted to
raise their own revenue and protect
their own interests. The Irish Times,
on the other hand, says, protection Is
impossible without removing Ireland
thousands of miles away from Eng
land,
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WASHINGTON, October 6.-The
postmaster-general has appointed the
following fourth class postmasters:
Miss Sadie Young, at Eddyville, KY;
Mrs. Lucy A. johnson, at Benton,
KY; William Waters, at West Sa-
lem Wis
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PIrrsBuRa, Pa, October 6.-Wm.
Orth, the fifth victim of the boiler ex-
plosion at the Solar iron works, died
last night. Two more are believed
TO have received injuries from which
they cannot recover.
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RoME, October Cone hundred
and thirty-five new cases of cholera
and fifty. one deaths were reported in
Palermo.
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Having sold out my stock of goods
to Messri'. S. Archenhold IL Co., l de-
sire to have all outstandings settled
up at once, and would request all
parties indebted to call on me and
pay their accounts.
"A. GorDsrEIN.
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Notice.
We will open this morning, In con-
nection with the Mascot saloon, q
lirst-class restaurant, where the best
the market affords can always be
found. Fresh fish and oysters served
in every style at all hours. Give us
a trisl and be convinced.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

That nothing equals Tuckers GILL"
Improved Iron Invigorator, for bring
ing Joy and happiness to their homes.
Red, rosy cheeks ON our mothers
and babes makes us forget all our
sorrows,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

New YORK, October 6.-Judge
Barrett, to-day, In the court of oyer
and terminer, liked the trial of Ferd.
Ward for the i9th Inst.
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BULGARIA..


PHILLIPoPOLIs, October 6. = Ten
Thousand volunteers for service in
Macedonia, have been concentrated IN
the south Of Bulgaria, under govern
ment control.
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Notice.
All parties indebted TO the firm OF
Stephenson, Tibbs q Steiner arc
hereby requested TO settle their ac-
counts before November LIST, atter
which time all unpaid bills will be
placed for collection.
STEINER Il STEPHENSON.
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PIERRB, Dakota, October GA
heavy snow storm prevailed yester'
day and reports from the north indi
cate cold wave sud heas y sno
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Read and forget not fuckers col
umn ad.-"Lion Drug Store'-his
"siinple remedies the people do take,
and attest daily of their merit
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Levine BrOa.
Have spared hard-worked mothers
a great deal of trouble by selling
knee pants at 75c, 500 and $l.25 per
pair,
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Is down very low at Levine Bros
They are selling all wool scarlet
shirts and drawers at 500 each.
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Notice.
READING MATrER-Just received,
q full line Seaside novels.
W. IL. Cook Il Co.
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Dansiger's powders will prevent
dengue. For sale by Castles Il Nor
rison.
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The dudine wooden dress goods In
the newest novelty in that line, a full
assortment at Il. Haber.
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Dansiger Powders will cnrc dem
que. For sale by Castles u Morrison.
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Dansiger's powders viii prevent
dengue, For sale by Castles y Nor
rison.
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Look at the new styles and bar
gains in clothing at b. Haber.
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New hats for men and boys, in the
newest shapes, at Is. Hal,er.
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r.e mood ana Kvlr.

For good boys and naughty ones.
| too, Lawine Brns- have provided
strong and neal suit.Set low prices.
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Berwick Bay oysters received daily.
barrow IL Burke, old market house.
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Fresh country butler at, Durie's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-07

largest stock Of Black Colored
City, ranging Soc yard Wooden Lae all coors
widths
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SANGER BROTHERS.
SANGER BROTHERS
Enlarged Clothing Departm'nt

ANGER BR 9TH ERS'
NIARGED FU RNISE ING DEPARTMENT.
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meet tho increasing
All business this line Good stylish goods at low prices
what customers that Is appeca
ted is by the large business we are doing In
For this
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SANGER BROTHBRs'
uNI ,ARGED ME NS' HAT DEP'TMENT
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-07-23
Honest Henry Norman.

From the Chicago Shoe and Leather Re
view.
For some time prior to 1874 Henry
Herman had boot and shoe store in
Chicago, and he was one of the many
who succumbed to the business de.
preston OF that period. His failure
was for about $75, 900, and his cred
tors, nearly all of whom lived in the
east readily agreed to a proposed com
promise OF fifty cents on the dollar.
The composition was ratified by the
courts. Measured his creditors, how.
ever. that he would pay them all to
the last cent if it should ever he in his
power. Similar promises seem to he
customary in such cases. so that, al
though Mr.. Norman had reputation
for strict integrity, no creditor had
any idea OF ever getting another dol
lar. .After the compromise was com.
pleted Mr.. Norman moved int o small
store. lie was almost penniless, bur
his reputation was sufficient to pro.
cure him a new stock OfgoOds on credit
He worked hard. and was largely
helped by his SONS and sons-in-law.
His business progressed satisfact orily
and every year he laid by sum with
which to pay of the old bankruptcy
debts to his creditors in the east.
After nearly eleven years waiting the
time at last arrived when he was i'm a
position to liquidate the old claims,
and few weeks ago he started
east, for the purpose OF huntingup the
old creditors and paying them of.
During these eleven years many changes
have taken place. Some creditors had
died, and their widows or heirs had to
be discovered. Some had dissolved
partnership with former partners, and
the outgoing partners or their heirs
had to be found and paid their proper
share. Naturally, Mr.. Norman was
enthusiastically received wherever he
went, and he had plenty Of volunteers
to assist him in the work of locating
his creditors. The last of the money
about $3S, 900 in all, was paid less
han q week ago. Most OF the cred
tors express the utmost surprise. and
accept the money as a present, and a
:ew say that it came at a time when
their circumstances made it badly
wanted. One creditor had died and left
a widow and family in a rather desti
tute condition, and the unexpected
check seemed to them as a heaven-sent
legacy.
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DOsnimiOm News.

A. ,d;,,,nod ,,,o4;,,, "a .,,,,n&L;.o,,
an au!ournc" meeting " symPat"l.ers
nv, I-o"ie NV "'s ne" ~ III
,. an square, V" IT, a. Mn,cm ',oou ,., o,vy
~cre Prssen.i me meeting was "uuressc"
"a. q. Le"e'"r sec"rary ~ ."e 'oi''
l.'.. ., an" ny o'Hsr Ire"en Sanau'''n ~
gcnt,emeni oWen S'"rPn!' eA,may1r on
xueoec a'so sPpnc. ne e""P"" .he
ca"se -, ."c h''-"rus 70 .'l''t ~ ,"e irisn'
WHO n'ne PInP"r apP",' were ,,,aoe, "ou".,
ne s"nI. re"r'! sMe tne "an-pr .. 'nc'r
.u"pI',. nv ' Tso'. =: vas
.nen a."p,e"' n HNe", ma. ~ Nisw VI
,ne nc, una. an pr,.'sh Suulects wno are "c'
c"seu 81 cr'''i,na' ohens,s a.e eh'u,, 10
co.np,e'e anu '''ipi,tli'i 'riai, anu 70 az
IAN '"'' e"" .o .,s,. s"'ns, mus :"
'or'"conI"s' """' M oe '"Nen
up as .ne na.-n''"S nave MOI '''e he'iS
W a..a'n ma, ~. ~,
,'en Ior W. is'c' ,.'''' ia o'ti, sc.
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The chief point to note about the
dress of Partisan woman, no matter
what her station in life may be, is it's
appropriateness. She does not wear
as costly garments usually as the
American of the same social class, but
they are always thoroughly suitable
to her position and to the occasion on
which they are to be worn. A French
elegante, for instance, will neither go
shopping i'm velvet costume nor to a
wedding or official reception in cloth
jacket or cashmere gown. She never
goes out on foot in superb and snowy
apparel, or appears at "a ball in dark
silk made high in the neck and with
long sleeves. Etiquette forbids her re-
ceiving even the most intimate of her
gentlemen friends in her morning dress,
though this rule has been relaxed OF
late in favor Of the very superb morn
ing toilets of brOcade and satin and
lace, which have been cOncocted for
morning wear by the leading Partisan
dressmakers. These. however, are
simply reception toilets for morning
instead OF for afternoon wear. II she
desires to 90 out on foot she dOns the
simplest OF costumes in dark cloth or
cashmere. Her purse or her desires
may make it and the same may be
sail OF the dress in which she receives
callers on herst "at-home" day Her
theater bonnet much more snowy and
dre-sy than her visiting one For
street wear she dons bonnet OF very
dark velvet or felt. In the matter OF
gloves and chaussure she is always ir-
reprOachable. For evening dress the
satin slippers and silk stockings pre-
cisely match the toilet with whkh they
are to be worn. There was an attempt
made ut one time to introduce the
wearing of scarlet hose and black slip
pers with white evening dresses, but it
proved II total failure. Neither were
black slippers and stockings ever worn
in Paris with white Or pale tinted ball
dresses. That fashion was not French
it was possibly English, and unfortun
ately it was American.
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An Amusing Marriage Ceremony
Performed BY u Negro.

From the WOodford (ky.) sun.
Thomas NJ. Field has written out
from memory description of a color.
ell wedding, under t he old regime, which,
he said, used to be related with gusto
by Major Herman Bowman: A tall,
1ignified and Observation-Disclosures
negro tom Menzles), officiating, said.
in pOmpOus tones:
"Silence in dis 'sembly. Here is q
couple who have walked out tonight,
wishing to be jinel in and thro' love.
and wishing all dem dat have anything
'twix dem come forward and speak
now; ii not, let dem hold der peace now
and forever more. wants every ear
to hear and every heart to enjoy.
"Mr. Irwin johnson. whOmsoever
stands lastly by your left side, do you
take her for your beloved wife, to wait
on her through sickness and through
health safe and he safe, loving and be.
owing, holy and be holy; do you love
1er mother, and do you love her father,
10 you love her sister, do you love her
brothers, and, above all. do you love
God de best? Answer, do.
"Nliss Mary Jones, whOmsOevel
stands so lastly by your right side, do
you take for your loving husband, to
wait on him through health and
through conhiction, through atlliction
and conviction, safe and be safe, holy
and be holy; do you love his mother,
do you love his father, do you love his
master. do you love his mistress; but,
above all, do you love God the best!
Answer, l do.
81 command you, Mr.. Irwin, to hold
Miss Mary so lastly by de right hand
and by authority pronounce you both
to be man and wife by the command
ments of God. What God jines togeth.
err let no man 'sunder.
I'VE shall hope and trusting through
God and his 'pOstles that you may live
right, and that you may die right, now
and forever. Now, Mr.. Irwin, s'luts
your bride. Let us sing Il hymn
Plunged in gulf 81 dark despair"