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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25
MARKET NOTES.

NEW YORK MAhhEE
The Wholesale New York market quotations
show:
BEANs-Prime. 81. 9O@s2 90: fair to good.
$1.45@$1.5 so per busheL
BUTTER - New York sold at 23@24c for
choice in pals, and l(922c. common TO good
Western Creamery sold at 24Q25c., and the
common Western at 10@11c-
CHEEsE-Factory fancy, 1114@114c; do fair
to good, case.
EGas-Quotations ranged from lac. for Or
binary, to 15c. for New York. New Jersey and
Pennsylvania
FLoUR-Superhne, S3;2O@S3.60; western
$400@$5.60; extra New York. 50. S00D$4 50
HAYS Shipping, 9OQ95c.; clover, 7O@75c.
salt. Coo; straw, 70Q75c
Hors-New York, 13@14c.; Eastern, 12@13oi
yearlings, 6@8c.
WHEAT Fl Spring No. 2, -@94c.; MIL
waukee No. 2, 92c- amber. 800
white, &C. (0$l.01.
CoRN-Ungraded Western Mixed. 5O@53%c;
Steamer Mixed, -@5119c. in elevator, C.
delivered; No. 2, 51$Z Q92Hc. in elevator, 5215
Gvered.
RYE-state, 7s15@s0,.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
FLoUR-State family. 81. 250S4 so; rye 1ou:
50. (9$3. IS; wheat, State, s. al &c;
amber, $000i corn, yellow, 5414c.; mixed States
PETRoLEUM-Refined. 79Sc.: crude, 6Ac.
WooL-State and Western Xxx, 46@50o; <,
47@48c. medium, 50@51c.; coarse, 45o
BOSTON MARKET.
FLOUR - From $3.25@$3. 5 for low and
medium. to 81. 5O@$5 for choice Minnesota
Corn. 58@D5S15c. for mixed and yellow
BUTTER - Common, Sc. 01lc.; Vermont
dairy, 18@19c.; choice creamery 2O@2le
CHEEsE-S@S13c
BEANs-$1. 60@$1.70.
HAY-Choice, $21@$22.
CATTLE MARKETS
BUFFALO - Cattle, good quality, - a
-; hogs, fair to good, "a. 15@84.171a; best,
$40
EAST LIBERTY, PENN.-Best CATTLE 90
8; medium to good, $-@$-; common
to fair, sos; Hogs Workers., 81. 00CD
$40; Philadelphias, $3.90@$400. Sheep
S400C0S450. 23
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A PLAIN QUESTION FOR INvAL1Ds.-
Have the routine medicines of the pro-
fession done you no good2 Are you dis
couraged and miserable? If so, test the
new Vegetable Specific, DIR. WALKERS
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs, famous
as the finest invigorant, corrective and
Alternative that has ever seen the light.
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The Revision.

The revision of the Old Testament
has revived the hopes of some people
who expect to have things smoothed
for them all through this life. 1t was
this interesting fact that induced Shuttle
to attend church yesterday.
Chow did you like the sermon p
inquired friend, as he passed out of
the vestibule.
"Never was so Disguised in my life.
Why the man took Thou shalt not
steal for his text"
"That's good text.
''It's the same old text. I thought
the new version would read, Thou shalt
not compromise for twenty-five cents on
the dollar. '"-HdrtfOrd Post
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

THE farthest point ever reached by
man was reached by Lieutenant Lock
wood, member of the Greedy Expe-
dition, who went to 83 degrees. "a min
utes, or within 458 miles of the Pole.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

A QUALIFICATIoN.--A those quail
ifications for matrimony which are esti-
mated at a peculiar value in Massachu-
sets the Boston transcript includes
the following
"Can she make a cherry pie,
Billy boy, Billy boy,
Can she make a cherry pie,
Charming Blly?"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

He who would act wisely must always
consider both sides of any question:
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

THE NATIONAL GAAIE.-The Atlanta
Constitution says: Can't. Jim Dense,
of the Southwestern Railroad, on Fri
day delivered thrilling lecture on base
ball at the depot. He said that down
in Columbus the people take base ball
and bat or two 10 bed with them every
night, SO crazy are they on the subject
of the national sport. A few days ago
the wife of prominent citizen of
Columbus presented him with two fine
baby boys. The husband was in town,
too busy to go home, when informed OF
the arrival. He sent the following note
to his wife: "Dear wite-all right.
Name one Base and the other Ball."
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

DECORATION day is legal holiday in
Colorado, Connecticut, Main, Michigan,
New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and YER
mont.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

A TEMPERATE spirit, and moderate
expectations, are excellent safeguards
against unreasonable and uniustifable
excuses.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

They who have nothing more substan-
tial to give can impart of their own feel
ines to the quiet of those of others.
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Over the Garden Wall.

1t is said that John Wesley was once
walking with brother, who related to
him his troubles, saying he did not
know what he should do. They were at
that moment passing stone fence to a
meadow over which a COW was looking.
''Do you know" asked Wesley, "why
the COW looks over that wall ?" "No,''
replied the one in trouble. 81 will tell
you," said Wesley; because she can
not look through it; and that is what
you must do with your troubles: look
over and above them"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

orn misfortunes are nearly always
traceable to some fault Of our own COM
mission.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

Boston uses %. 800 street lamps, of
which 4O1 are electric and 1851 oil,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25
A NATURAL ANXIETY

Prompts many a man of fanilv
to seek his doctors advice as
to the best means of preventing
disease and preserving health.
In such cases the judicious
physician viii recommend the
use Of
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Turn beiobt of tbe foundation of the

THE height of the foundation of the
Bartholdi pedestal is IS feet 10 inches,
of the pedestal itself 80 feet, and the
statue to top of torch 151 feet, or total
of 3O5 feet 10 inches. The height of
Trinity Church spire, New York, is 284
feet, and of Brooklyn Bridge towers 289
Seet.
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| DISEASES Of |
| WOREH, |

have made these d
Hundreds are br
on beGg, and they
ing our specialist
most careful and
(and we get few W
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For SPECIAL RATES for advertising in this paper,
apply TO the publisher of the paper. U23.
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NERVOUS
DISEASES.

eases with measur
See nunel Jus cas-
phlets on nervous
cents in postage s
with a statement O.
which one of our I
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BLADDER
DISEASES.
| STRiGTURE.

ing false passages,
ally consult us 70
too difficult for I'll
ported in our illu
refer with pride.
small experience,
been ruined for
their lives through
case and ten cents
tise containing me-
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

.-g TNFLANE MA EEON OF TIE
= sELADDER, Gravel, Enlarged Pros
IN tate Gland, Retention OF Urine, and
ms j kindred affections may be included among those
&c in the of which our specialists have achieved
-o' marvellous success. These are fully treated of
--Hs in our illustrated pamphlet on Urinary Dsea IS
numerous testimonials from wcil-knOwn people. Sent
ten cents in stamps. Send for it at once.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

which naturally led
to extensive practice in diseases of the urinary organs
Our through
cnco great eXpertness in determining the ct nature OF each
remedies for the cure of each individual case. =,
The treatment of diseases of the having cons-
fntGd rTomuent branch specially of our practice at Inc
copt OF humorous Inquiries fora complete but concise work on
the nature and durability of these malics, .
large illustrated treatise these diseases which will be sent to
address receipt of stamps.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1885-06-25

weakness nervous debility premature
decline Of the manly powers involuntary vital
4 rATF kindred affections speedily thor
] H~N'@--'~ / oughly and permanently cured
HcEEGEc 10 those acquainted with our institutions it
SHHzzs SIieaI Institute with the branch establishment
at Oxford Street. London England have,
for many enjoyed the distinction of being the most largely
oon widely celebrated institutions in the world for the
ard ce affections which arise from youthful
n,iiscrCti0ns sand ernicious, solitary practices
established special department for the
ta most sEllfu physicians and Staff in order
might all the advantages
Soiineil Of the most experienced medical men,
,sy We apology for devoting so much atten-
IL % no condition of humanity too wTetehed to merit
sa1 Ep M sympathy and best services OF the noble
fesson belong Many who suffer from THESE terrible
nnocenty Why any medical man intent
suffering should shun such
r,i5o should consider it otherwise
fba most the worst cases OF these diseases we
annd there probably about which physicians in gen
practice know SO little H. uor+bolo, Who
~ nroaoh to profession that this subject has been
indifference to pass into the
preenders. Because the subject is dsa
eab competent physicians loah to be concerned with It
fast1dousIltss VI
InojaJv to he In private practice
continue heretofore 70 treat with our
sympathy and Skill all appchs VINO are sur
fering from any of these delicate diseases - . 4, 4
Treatise on these SUBJECTS is sent
+o eny address on receipt of ten cents in stamps
arg CuERONIC DISEASES A SPECfALTKs-Al Although
preceding paragraphs MADE Ieoh OF some OF
which particular attention is given by the
Hotel and Surgical Institute, yet the
pstiton abounds SKILL facilities and apparatus for the
successful treatment OF every lOa o ,oonS 7 "'"0A
tfers inquiry of consultation should be addressed to
WORLDS DlSPERSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
ees Main Street, BUFFALO. N. z.
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STRUCTURES AND URINARY

TULE.-Hundreds of cases of the worst form
of structures, many of them greatly aggravated
by the careless use of instruments in the hauds
of inexperienced physicians and surgeons, caus-
urinary fistulGe, and other complications, annu-
r relief and cure. That no case of this class is
ne skill OF our specialists is proved by cures re-
lstrated treatise on these maladies, to which we
To intrust this class of cases to physicians of
is a dangerous proceeding. Many a man has
life by so doing, while thousands annually lose
a unslIillful treatment. Send particulars of your
in postage stamps, for large illustrated trea-
INV testimonials
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home physicians the benefit of full Council composed or
Department and rooms Tor ladies' III te
Jnvads Hotel Surgical Institute arranged as 70 De
private, and from the annoyance SO common IN
complete Treatise Women, Illustrated with nue-
| wood-cuts and colored plates
| PILES FISTULA I'm ANO, and other dis
affecting the region OF the lower power, ae
PIE largely and with marvellous success, py
specialists, who give their whole time TO tne STUDY
TusnDc of this class of affections We never
IukiUnNs fail pile tumors however large Npen 9
EaEnznzs patient here for treatment we VIII
guarantee cure .-.--.. -
perfected and thoroughly tested in our W
forms piles without causing suerng
for large Illustrated Treatise on as
n how long standing, of what size, or what the age
HPT Of the patient may b. II not under tour y eTery
ssz-zz~zs71A case undertaken by our Specialists,
without the knife, with 7nt dependence upon
trusses, without pain, aud without danger.
Tunn, Awsv longer need of wearing clumsy
T1ucorc only partial relief which but often inict
InuSSs0 great injury and induce Inflammation ana siugun
ton, from which thousands annually de-
Mar There safety in depending kind of truss
eErr sanguated hernia, died, thought himself safe
0aFE. Both and the truss keep mental STRAIN anu
induce debility and various organic weaknesses Oh ue
kidneys bladder and associate organs
CUFSES GUARANTEED i'm every undertaken.
inducements than theseI
the number of ruptres treated in the
that ether plan of treatment could possibly have
succeeded which this perfected of treatment
S 9Gy az the nvads Hotel and Surgical
Aundnt references by permission those whom have
furnished to wishing TO call upon or write
An Illustrated treatise Rupture sent to address upon
receipt df cents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

Tgs v~ern>sns Legislature last viss~s
gsss~f . bill requiring tho ep~supaia:sss
and vrinsing and distributing a. the
isss r.lssing Ca shs Illegal sals sna a~
81 iatosiea,ing EAgsor.
Tas Temperance ~~ia~.ssae isw os
Mace zen: ta.o op~rAIsa inIv All
ehiidr~n are required 81 - sassrse<a
80 io sh~ effect Of seaksis~ srasa
ssfunaisnss sad narcotics sc<s H.
hunas5 ss.tsm ard 20 ~~rTaGrs.~ 20
- hs grsnr~d 10 sny s~ssA~r wks hss
nos pasta sasssN.1sy ~rzn aa,asa
Ks Ga .urh ~5~~..
THE S.~ fo<x Eyprsss SD MAJ
rl~sds sW . SPECIAL rate 81 ht- is.a-.
sEes s0r perspas shs ar- ,1S.s ai.saa-
~. 81 eosr~~ r~p~eshI~ esrnpzn-r~.
sus~ Pvsons - gru..iy i szsp~ras~
habss~s bas ;A~ paper referred "a sszsa4.
tssS total ssskasness ssoad ~Asss Ia
surznre 90 iAsss lives tss =: i~Has s~a
pr eent I~ss Ian oh~s r~oe1 pay"
SIX Nss:k. ssvs o9 Hi" . The
czp<son ~ . essasac aSxEM n sh~ LA
Ssgss ~ NJ Lsslg OFF,. sr shxa
u r. asisr. - @Etos os The pap~r.
r~csssea si.oss Tke mzsa~y ~as pxk1
~ . wealthy sso~xfnsa nsn.t j. W.
Lsnek - wassr sAat sss sassar cad
sss. OF sood rod. stssasn esstsssr sro<a
tS~ a~ o Intoxicating ass<s 30 AN
saoatAs The ne,s in<~~sts< part -
- s~rsnssesksa ~ The pah s<xaoss-
etszsat ! q . sirdSsA2n1s~r Isnp~s-
sare sasx. wrss-sa in sAs erss y~rsca
AID ar kArx aGs frosn ske sAo1-3S--
LsogxSEsrss lksa Isax<A
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17
AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.
What the ss.ts, .ssh..i r~sss~r an sns
fsf usnassssaa->

Rev. j. e " Cove. in q thnashtfnl
article in the saaaaY AeA,@ Ts8sss.
asking 'Wha; can the teacher ID for
Temperance wuses What eau ths
Christian teacher 10 .or temperance
The Tea are in postons "f aids iafiu-
cnc.. their WORKS wii! BE- ~rightv. tsry
can 10 much Ia promote ans good work.
bu, III. many ar in obscure localities.
In humble life. IN small schoal,. = una
jor,ty Of them without so.or 90 volts in
public affair. what can tk~s. 10 tv
promote THIS great rcfurm'
.'First Ia ie named among the m~sn>
A.. intlurncins others i. the vitality luit
por,snt On. of a correct example.
Tracking /. no, all. nur chi.fv. hs
word Life to NOR. than l"gir. Char
ac,.r !. more weighiy than \ ea,.yhism-
Conduct. Ms,thrs Arnold afirnA. 10
ihr- fourths 81 lff. IL tpar- . lager
proportion to moral teaching Truth
VII have It'll. vitality apart from tho
personality 81 the teacher pne must
be. In order Ia do and trach kno~i
edge anil character are both essential n
= spiritual guide. A cos.sten, .sampl.
,s Tn. most convincing os afgum~n,a-
Come inspires cnns,eiion, go a~sk-
ems doubt The solh.h ar not likely Z,
influence Others to sacrifice. A aims
drinker can not b. r.ir'i on 20 rehssas
. whisky .oi Home ;sewrd ale 10 no
more sir,uous than commercial MN.
The New Years sidrbsaFsi mas not at
IN Judgment on the al he year bar
A. E..L-f s-Era - 4fl-
wsak.D- = moral ludu"nre. Nat,
few arr handicapped ia their advocacy
at 1empcrsno. by tho gu.l .T cigar.
WAC can bring \ clean thing out "s m
uncl.anP' Thou therefore. oh Cd
i~sChcst another. tSachss, thou not thy
sclfs"
The teacher - morn than srauaplal
A g,Iidr-post ). good. hast q gv.,i. 10
l-itrr. frr~pt l. necessary in fnnssi
training. there mu.i ~ 'iin. utsssn liss'
al positive i~nStrtsr:s~n. Tho tsarhsbv
hour furnishes precis.s opisortsaiiy.
Iisn Cod : word i. Ia speak ts the in-
ieilect and heart anil e~ssa~ssn.o All
other voices should - ho ihs div ne
nc-.ag. y! thry sgs~ss nat according
so thss Word. u - h~csa~s there hs no
iigast ia them tpea all q~ssssion. -
'fuiy there IL me- isrk nf insiructksn IN
the CHRIS; M t~si-hsok In jrneiplss.
II nos in positive pr.e~p,. u cover. al
the lssn~ IL life. ter detection os ooss.~
SION there can ~ M pos. be excuse.
Temperance 10 . par al the Gospel u
10 taught la God word !; should l..
taagks IN tbs s.bia,-sehoaS bs
taught uhsr. The Scr1piurrs are faith
fuily ssnd,~i AMI applied d |. s@sgAt
sss- frequently ,hsn oa~s . q~usrf~s.
Ihe seachlsy d~s not a~p~nd en- tn
s-csrr~ur~ of the word Tempsssnce
In the k.ssosest Fs~ r-srssos. ~
scySps1re as~ seles<~d whs~h ds nas d~.l.
directly a. indir~csiy. 18th th~ sadss.
iyssg precip!~s AZ the add even osh~s
gr~a; moral r~fosrn. Tiers b. - isea
a oppestusi,y fr Ternp<ras~- iassrs-~
ton No vsplese~ vii. be d.sr so ~itb~s
litter o. .pisn at the word. u SSH
teaching 10 sosDd IN nexsly ssssy -
ssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17
He Fen Sieew.

John" said she old ma. as be laid
Down his paper ani wiped his glasses.
we've got one hoss with five hundred
dollars Of any nHn's maecy."
"Yes. fa,bsr."
We've gos another who IL half blind
and can'i quite arm hr keep
Yes"
And . tAirA who'd eat . conmso
man poor inside u . rear. and M good
excep, to Ga up nesghborhood guar
rel"
That's -. fa,hrr
Well now. what would be the re-
suit II we hi;cAs-i Them ho>~- up t-
g-ther. Wouldn't i, spile the good
one. ins:ssd II making i've hundred
dollar hoses of the ;ner
"kr-cI. fs.ss~-"
.-Iss these ere t.-nai railroads a.
ger -; tAc csher wsy. 4 line vhEh
Kin possibly pas expenses an make two
ccats far stockholders mas' 20 az
hisrh up VITA thr~e OF four lame ~
66nd cons,rns that cant par for axl~
gressr. an tie result i darnA;ioa AL
around. JoLn
lies fa;hrr.
"snuf out your eaadle and 20 20 bod.
When | see mcn crack their Own skrIs
fur the sake os showin' the world the
sA~dss; inside is makes re Sleepy
Val Street .eEa
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

How b Isdssssy Prospsrs - Thia
COuotVy.

How the 1odastSy ProspsrS - b
Cesstsy.
The silk industry. which has become
so large IN interest in this country. is
purely . manufacturing one. getting its
raw material altogether from abroad.
duty free. The manufacturers do not
expect much result from silk-rsising
III America. chiefly because they think
slk can no: he well reeled in this coun.
Try at any satisfactory price 4; j,
stated that girls in the French failures
earn only from Ole % one and a half
francs (twesiy To thirty cents q DAY.
and in those of Italy seyenty-tiye
cen:inies - . franc thfteen II twenty
cen,s) for fourteen hours work. while
equally skilled labor here should return
nearly a dollar. Moreover. silk valued
at four TO five dollar per pound can b.
brought to New YORK from Japan 81
from three to eight cent, per pound
freight The promising field for Am
erican siik-growing in America seems.
therefore. 10 b- restricted chiefly 10
that OF 3 subsidiary industry for ONE
and children. who would not otherwise
be- nj work, and then under the dis
advantage Of ''hou-e reeling.' Whether
the production Of cocoons. not for reel
Ing. but for direc. Use by the growing
industry Of >pun-silk manufacture.
might prove profitable. is very qr5s-
tionabie in view OF III. low price (aboIt
seventy-tiye cent, per pound) paid for
cocOOiIs.
Nevertheless. n .Women's Silk-Cult-
IRE Association" one of the indirect
results Of the Centennial Exposition.
exists in Philadelphia. with the purpose
Of promoting sales.--future a. profitable
work for This was organize,i.
with purely philan;hropic" purpose.
by Philadelphia ladies. headed by Mrs.
John Lucas, in April. ESQ, il has per.
maneni offices al 1928 Chestnut stree,
where reeling is taught. >ilk-worm eggs.
mulberry trees and hand-reels sold. and
books of instruction. which it publishes.
supplied. Two silk exhibit ons have
been held, and the association boasts
twelve auxiliarics in a manv States.
and has had, il states. over thirty thou
sand correspondents. Ii is hoped ulli-
ma,ely TO open a i~ilaturc. Its prospcc-
tus, in presenting the claims Of Amer
ica's new industry says: 1T can be-
prosecuted by the fcebler members Of
the family, women and children. or
aged persons, 10 whom the seyerer
country lie is n burden. and the COM
pensation is sure; for if our country is
sending annually to foreign lands
eighteen mill,o on dollars for raw silk.
there is no reason why this amount OF
money can not he divided among oui
own American culturists. The crop OF
product j. not p~erishable. like much Of
the farm product, and the trees. once
planted and grown. yield i perpetual
supply Of food for the silk-worrls. care
being taken only in the annual picking
of the leaves"
The production of sixty thousand
pounds OF COCOON WAS reported by cor
respondents of the ASSOCIATION in 1888.
largely from southern New Jersey and
from the South. -Harper's Magazine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-17

koaos The squarv truth. upon nv word
will. and yer honor viii .ee that TN
not alscr~shes In sh~ fanlt vent
round to Mrs Newmsn's The ether
! night jnss ~ she hsd ted ye. and
wcubsa't 60 bscs ga ksr foe sA. world.
bsss Il Il hsdn't h~en for her I'd have
b~~u . sotsr MAJ today She gave ms
. bsg piae % 10 cream and . psecs OF
cake ~ bsS NJ hsr owa foot G.oi btess
her. Hut then abe pat . hsdssful 81
wiiy rixhs ahsnrxsts os Tho sc~-rezm.
and. y.r hoa,s. IL ~ss rum PLY. s;rung
enough To hrar MP . small hoy saa the
mcmrn; II got into tho mouth % NJ
down {, went a. II !: bad sr-sis 90 do~u
~;,h. yer honor sso~. how q IL yerssll.
and wh-a Mrx Ns~maa came Tound
again she sAsd Ia me. woas yoa hsss
another dish Of t~e-sr~au. AibskF Aad
sad Ia her. inarri ! vii Il We plsas~.
ma am. and ~Aea started for hons
every q op os hioc-l in me ~as ysliiug
for whisss. and I .lipf~ia.sy from Tho
misses wh.n 30 "a. ahsuf halt wsy
home. and I dcn'i know ho~ u al came
al.su.. Ne. honor. tn. ] ~as drnns 3D.
fare hrvAktasL WIS; csa \ ~sAs nsa,
d.. shea q woman tia; lveks iuss f1r
all the world iiks an aaEsl. and abe .
m.sme~r 81 Co.'s churrh. ,oo. pats bell
into him es the l~ssilciui aasi shinks
she. dom him a kindssss | tsl ye.
Yer honor. Il sasat AZ Aisss aTuss
Probably Mrs Newman uas n~vrs
more completely surprised n be- hss
ihaa When shc hcard Alex = arcssaas IL
himself ~. ~h~lcngr~i - . fashSsaseis
church. AMI the lalsss If that ehnrrh
had brought together their w.lAtrs;rSt
recipes for al msua-s of choose ihingS
;o ca; and to iruk. AMI Aad paeitshet
them In the form. 20 = handsome rcrsrs
book b. th. ladies' 81 i,abonion church
Mr.. Newman bal used the e=oN IN
making Propositions 'cr her party.
kual. " nc. shcrry. whisky. brandt
thes. word. wsrr zl=rmsngly ~frNTBrni
on the fair ps<ss os lis eva lrFfnl
recipe bsok, the safe ~ shieh hasi
hc.pci Ia lift = s.r trpuh}rscms mort.
gage on the .legan; nsw Charch
Alex sa. allowed another trial at
Mrs Newman urgent request aud .
a, hb.rsy once morr ga saspSnftei son
icnCv. while sh- - b. snsng TAI Goa
ssder whether ~.oCisty lAiles aTr in any
wsy rcspon.lble for thc shortcomings
of their n-ighsors who snv ~rsk TIN
the whole. .h~ rather ,h3nks they ars
a. sonic .Slspi-ksAsH IA
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