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Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
The greatest care on earth Tor pain,
Salvation Oh; sing the refrain.


7. T, Weldlu, Of Brand Ywine Hundred,
offers q valuable farm for sale or rent.
q. NJ. ID. Lyman, OF Newport, offers
Lis farm OF 100 acres, situate on Bread
and heese Island, for sale on easy terms
ANY one Wishing to purchase or rent a
productive farm Of 200 acres, ia New
Castle Hundred, should address p. e. A.,
this office
hrs Mi'cs, who occupies the Ewes farm
IN Brandywine Hundrtd, has engaged
stidham 4 Sons 10 sell her stock aud
farming implements at public sale on
Monday the 1lth of February, pnpua-
tory 10 removing to our city. The farm
u therefore for sale or rent, and applica-
tion for the same should be made to A,
=. Ewes Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

julie Keen, in "Only a German" Will
commence three nights engagement at
the Opera House this evening. The play
b something on the order of casper, the
fodler," and the piece Is written so as to
give MIR. Keen chance to show his abill-
ties to the best advantage. II Is play In
which there is something to laugh at.
The sale of seats for Duli's Opera Com
pany, which viii produce the "Queen's
Mate on Thursday evening, commenced
this morning, and the prices have been
Fixed at 81 %, rs and 80 cent?. The
eompaT issan exceptionally strong one
loand We can promise our readers a real
.reTeat In the production Of this opera by
nahiss company. Secure your seats carly
ire6d get your pick.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
A aeneral rle.un

or all the means Of public conveyance in
large city, even for a few hours, during
strike Of the employees, meats a general
paralyzing OF trade and industry Tor the
time being, and Is attended with an enor-
NOUS aggregate loss to the community.
How much more serious TO the Individual
is The general tie-up Of his systpm, known
As constipation, and due to the strike Of
the Eost Important organs for more pru
dent treatment and better care. III to-
long neglected torpid or sluggish liver
VIII pr. duce serious forms of kidney and
IVer diseases, malarial trouble and
ehronic dyspepsia. De-. Plerce's Pleasant
Furgative Pellets are preventive and
cure for these disorders. They ire .rompt,
sure and effective pleasant to take, and
positively harmless.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The Bar Association Of New Iasls
county met In the Law Library, az ""
Court House, on Saturday afternoon.
Charles b. Lore, CO. was chosen pro-
don't; John Biggs, Esq. Nre pFs,ig gu'i,
George IL. Bates, Esq seert'ai, an NJ,
treasurer. A special committee WEI, @ss ~,
pointed to consider the pgopo'illon, u
me cling the Bar Association anu Law
Library Association into o.s o'I'i !,, md,
The Law Library Aa-u1 ~ any, '" ~
in annual session az the tuoi. d9l'se NJ q,
GERS we're elected George II Baes p9 rssll.
dent; Willard Hall Porter, vice pre-. lapn5
w. s. IIilles, secretary, treasurer .l.'. If IA A
librarian. A committee consisting , Ea o, =;
b. Cooper, E. @. Bradford an l,i t SpY Ni,b
G. Rumford was appointel 70 T' ,o' tssorla
lion H Of New Castle county uoa The .o 9a'ls,
tlon Of merging the two as 0'''1O-' :
one,
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
BEE HIVE"
MARKED DOWN.

The continued warm weather
has left us with too many dress
goods, cloaks and shawls. Hav-
ing determined to reduce our
stock before inventory to the
lowest possible point, we have
marked down many of the
goods. But still better for you.
Jan. l we commence in dress
goods, silks, shawls, ladies' and
misses coats, including seal
cloth coats, wraps, by giving
you a discount OF ten per cent
on a dollar or a $40 dress for
So,or one dollars worth for ooc.
The most Of the goods have al
ready been reduced, but you
get the discount of ten per cent
just the same no matter how
much it hurts us.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

William H. Moystin, Of No. SOB East
Seventh street, has one Of the finest
Christmas trees of the season. in the
Nparlor of his residence il is extra large
md every part is covered with hand
lr&Rne and elaborate ornamental work.
1RfRlly arranged
" ssas4fsa paper hanger and
he h as also decorated the walls and
ceiling " his parlor in beautiful man
ner. II is his Intention 10 open store
for the transaction Of his business IN
the spring.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

-s-.Isi,w EOItH, Dee. 29. A number Of
friends and advocates Of the single tax
doctrine gave dinner 10 Henry George
Tonight 10 honor of the Land Tax Re
formers return from England. About
100 guests were present W. T. Croas-
dale presided and in a brief address for
mally welcomed Mr. George, who re-
sPonded in few appropriate remarks.
speeches were made by Major Alfred
calhoun, Louis +. Post Thomas sher-
man and john Dewitt Warner. Among
those present were: Colonel Don Plat
W. J. Atkinson, NJ. h. Levison, Dir. e..
Oollins AID Henry GeoLge, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

VIZ ANTED-AN OVERSEER, OR
w chief advertiser, and two T. ave ASIA /.
tAnts taccordiug 10 size ofcountry aud pOpu-
Iauon,l go month salary and EXPENSES TO
Oyerteers, and go TO assistants. No peddlinF,
no solicit NIX, Duties confined To making col-
lecilons, distributing printed matter, pnttlnK
NJ Advertisements, etc, 4 the two Created
hotlnne .lnAkers In America - the Farmer
fi0 Fire Proof CombinatiOn-Lock SAFE sold
on monthly lustalmentsl, and the wonderful
Electric Fuel, for warming s'eiRha, carfia Fes,
etc. Which burns without fame smoke or
odOr, and will heat any vehicle q hours for 10
cents. Expenses Adyanced: salaries paid each
month. Enclose Toe, pos age for full speci-
men line Of advertising mailer TO the j l..
STEPHENS CO., Lebanon, OhlO. d3i-I4t
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The following officers ~ ei e,,na pp
Saturday evening by III SoE"'a'
No. !, il. % q. a. NJ; o. 4; " " I'm
Van Trump, Jr.; CouuctI!g', g. u p : a. r.
degrIft; v. c., A. r. MltlScki IN N y y
Melville Thompson A, r 3, r. Gs .srs ar
Warden, Jno. r. VIE: !, S. Frank al.an MI
DowelI; o. g., II. HI, Peunrii; organh, ms
FilWocd Jefferls; Trustee larry 70"
Char s Gatta, james ". Guer'
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
Hnh IA rnirh Rroran

George Mitchell, middle aged colored
man had his left thigh broken by being
caught between two freight cars On a
special freight traiu near Bear Station,
about 2 O'Clock last evening. The in
tlred man was brought on TO this city
and placed in Detective jones' Office,
where his injuries were attended to.
Later he was taken to tho Almshouse.
He stated that he was an oyster dredger,
and he gives a narrowing report of his
ouherings while in that business.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The Sunday school Of EzIoa N. 4
Church gave q very fine Christmas enter
tAinment In their church last evening.
In the front OF the church q stage had
been erected, over which was an arch
hearing the inscription: "JesuR, the
Royal Branch OF Bethlehem" An ad-
dress OF welcome by the pastor, Tespon-
awe readings and music BY the school
made up the program.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

EOR SALE OR RENT-A FARM OF
4 80 acre. in BrandyWlne Hundred, within
ma mile OF city limits, Apply TO
ea-6ldltW TT. WkLDIN, Concord pike.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Last evening as Arthur Maekey, a
young man employed AZ q clerk 10 the
drug store Of II. O. Moore, Delaware
avenue aud Lincoln street. was escorting
q young lady from church TO her home
on the Brandywine, be was attacked In
breek' 3 Lane by tour young roughs and
badly beaten. His face lie cut and bis
body bruised BY their kicks aud bloHs.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
a Young LADY attempts Suicide.

ROANOKE, Va, Dec. 30.-About seven
O'Clock tonight Miss Amelia LAville at.
tempted 20 shoot herself through the
heart. TIE hall struck a rib, ranged
around the heart and inflicted very &C.
rlous wound She says she was insulted
by ladies every time she went on the
street, and could endure II no longer.
Eighteen months AGO her brother took
his own life, after shooting Charles Roy.
nolds down.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The Emerald Club again gave very
successful entertainment at 81 PAul's
school room on Saturday night. In the
drawing for prlzes Dennis J. Mention won
The gold headed umbrella, donated by
Mrs L. l.. Meesiek. Ticket No. 491 won
the grand upright plano used Ia the en-
tertainment, aud the holder OF that ticket
is requested to present the same and re-
celve the prize.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

WANTED-A MAN PAST MIDDLE
age wants a position, Anything hon
6abS store ~ p.aoe Is VAC, w man IN
Address ''W'' this Ofice. ,ial-Ss
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

X, P. Jauyicr, -four aud feed merchan
at Fourth and King streets, has a box
OUTSIDE In which be Kept samples of Goa
for taking ord,r. Wien he came to his
store this moi ming the box ard coal were
both among the missing, notWithftand-
ing the fact that there Is watchman In
that vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Another big cut in mems
natural wool shirts "a to "A inch.
sI.oo goods marked down to
o. cents each. Just think of buy
ing sI.oo for O. cents, right in
the height of the season.
Ladies SOC. vest: ::4Ic. Chill
dren's from Ioc. up to. 81 90 etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Elmer Il. Collias, OF Hockessin, hired
horse and buggy on Christmas day 10 a
man who pretended to wish TO go 10
kenpett Square, and thus far he has
heard nothing from him Mr. Collins H.
therefore, minus team and for the re-
coyery Of the same will pay a reward Of
t5a, aud S25 for tho arrest and conviction
of the thief
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

At the Orphans Court sal ll ~
the netition Of Martha j. ; stevenson u.
PARTITION of estate Of Daniel h vasa mao
was grated. Appoin,mGn W. ,'.Ion wai
TO carry out the decree. tern',t ','s,dian.
granted George ChurchnlA,. k nmsy d
10 expend some of the wards l nVr vas
improve their realty. Ferihlso .',Isn II
granted Mary E. Whitc, gum ,bo "a.
WIN. u. White, to spend part o. "a
tate E.r the slninicnaGeG ol inc "A'1
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

About twenty-five members Of the
Reilly Lycoum have engaged four
horse hack from the Wilmington trans
fer company 10 take them 20 Hocl6esain
Tomorrow night. They will attend u
supper to be given in Sc. Johns Catho-
lie Church, by Father Farley.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Burglars effected an entrance into Bat.
ton Il Sons mill, near Porter Station,
Peneadsr Hundred, last Friday night,
when they male An unsuccessful attempt
10 blow open the safe, after which they
went to the adjoining stable ard stole a
largo bay hore. A reward Is offered for
his recovery.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The Wilmington Commercial College,
Eighth and Market streets, now open
daily Tor visitors and the enrolment OF
pupils Call or dropa postal for caia
logue. It's reading may be a turAing
pOiut In your sons or daughters life.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The FIRST number Of the Musical Re
vitw, publish I'd by W. @. Mcdaniel Il
q Co, was issued to-day. 1t is very
ereditably gotten up and printed In a
neat and clean manner. 1t e from the
press of Whittaksrs. 1t sells for 10 cents
pr copy, or 81 per year. II is monthly
publication.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

pFp rhGt the pFasenos d,
lkEMl y M DEN Generals bSAuroRAPa
and Early, who are IN charge OF the draw
in9a, e guarantee OF absolute fAiFnegt
and integrity, that the chances are All
equal and that no one can possibly diyins
what numbers will draw 3 PTiHS.
kMEM BE& also. that the payment o.
Prizes Is GUARAMTERD ny F0ITH
NATIONAL HANKS OF New Orlsan1
and the Tickets are signed By the Pfssl.
dent Of an Institution, Who's ehAFtsFss
TlEhts are recognised IN the highest OourIS,
noymoua aohsmaa
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OR

W foreman and two To ave assistants, &C
oordinE 70 size aud population Of territory Ia
charge, Foreman 10 select his own a iist-
ants. and to take entire charge OF buslEeaa,
make COLLECTIONS, and supefintand disttibu-
lion OF adYeftis nR matt,r, relative TO the
of The California Southern Land To-, CALI
fOrnia Monthly kailroad Excursions etc
700 month and expenses to fort Inau, and
80 to assistants. Expenses advanced and
salaries paid monthly through our Eastern
Once, Enclose l0c postage for mn specimen
line Of advertising matter and address Va l.
era ONCE California 4 Southern Land Co.,
Il. q. Box b25, Cincinnati, o. d3l-7t
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
Rseovaren llia rnnsn.

Mr. Elmer Collins, at Hoekessin, Del,
hired one OF his tcama 10 a youth on
Christmas day. He recovered his team
to-day at Oxford, Pa, where il had been
driven and lett. He left 0 take posses
sion OF his team to-day.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Charles L heller hss a fall supply
meat OF All kuds NJ his old stand
northwest conner Of Eleventh. and King
streets, at the lowest prices. All are 10
Vitod to call and judge for themselves
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

For a few days a big 5000
wool blanket for S.; don't suffer
with the cold, when you can
buy blankets as cheap as you
can at the Bee Hive.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
IlInIl

POWELL. On the 10Th OF Deeember, MoIlie
-, vile Of aChn Powell, aged - years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
lnyltsd % attend her funeral from The raal-
dence OF her husband conner Head and A
streets, South Wilmington, on Tuesday aItsr-
nooh, at 2 O'Clock. lntermeAt ct RiVerVieW
MAryIand papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The Republicans Of the Eighth ward
viii hold a meeting this evening, at
their headquarters No 1902 East Seventh
street, and hlll attendance is re-
quested.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

For lne mixtures 90 70 Hollis, No. 4
West second or No Bl2 King.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The weather.

Tomorrow promises to be from cloudy
70 iair, with lower temperature, followed
on Wednesday By fair and rather colder
veal her.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Oysters in every style, r, r. &M's
Cafe, Ito Frelch.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The Miss that's Running WIld" will
be caught At the Opera House next NJ
day.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Buah's, French utrss, wharf is the plAs,
10 bug yoar coal.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

NoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ of the Farmers Mutual re Insurance
Company, cl the state OF D. lawAre - will be
held at the once or the Company. on MONDAY
January 18th, 1889 At 10 O'Clock, a. M, At
which time an election for I've managers 10
serve three years will be held, and one years
Interest on all deposit notes Will be payable.
SIX per cent, Interest on all balances amount
Ing to " and upwards will be paid To nembers
The agents OF the Company are authorized to
receive he cues OF members nd to nav them
their interest CHRISTIAN FFBiG Era
W, A, LAMOTrE, Sec. President.
u3i-l2t
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
pRocToR'soRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Three nights, commencing Monday, De-
cember 81 Grand Holiday Matinee New
cars Day and "Wednesday, The Popular
Comedian, julie Keen, In
ONLY A GERMAN.
Two nights, Thursday aud Friday, January
and Z, engagement extraordinary OF j. u
Dniis Comic Opera Company, in
THE QUEENS MATE.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Chipping and leechinR by George B
hstzBer, los Hast Third street.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

rhothAnu And ryptswrittng
Day and evening at Wilmington Com
moreal College, Eighth and Market
streets
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

lItDII hSlIIlIni Lsllsrs b.
NEW ORLkAHB HATIONAL Ear H
Sew Orleans, Ia.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
wui K,,,Sia 0seE ,,owa

Framing Wild" is the funniest comedy
out this season, and pronounced sueeess
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
THE QUEENS MATE.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
city property or small farm near the
grain or grass. The main road goes through
the farm. II would divide we'll. Steamboat
and barReH stop close TO the farm; 20 acres OF
koOl brick lay on the fHrmi mari bed on q o
placei good dwelling; poor barn; with a
Itile money laid out would make a nice place,
Address WIN, II, REYNOLDS, VIII, Del.
u3l.tf
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

NoTICE-I HEREBY NOTIFY ALL
- persons thatt will not after Dec. sisL
u rAy any bills contracted by my wife,
Catherine hurrhy, l20s Reed street.
ddi'4ls WIN. MURPHY.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

o. the Wilmington Comusrelal College
Eighth AZ ,USetA, Es.opens 1Ab
nary o, n . aAS A6EaR
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

TIE town is Running wnd0 ato4t Il.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

B,IBa Prla0Bl Am0uhtlnR t0...sss,.N, 0b-
Norn. Tickets drawing Capital PrlSss Ars
rot entitled 70 terminal PTiGes.
For Club Rates, or any further infoFmA
zion desired, Wrtts losibly 10 the undsrsiSh.
cd, clearly stating your rosidonoo, WITH
state, County, Street and Number. More
apld return mail delivery will be assured
~ your enclosing an Envelope bearing your
full address
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money
Orders, or New ORR Exchange In ofdlnAFy
letter. Currency BY KKpress (Gl our OIpsnssi
addressed 10
n. A.DAUPHIH,
view OIloARG, IA.
WsshIsEsSn, y. q
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-26
The wild Girl of Catalonia.

Since publishing the statement in
our last issue of certain parties seeing
the wild grrl of Catahoula, while they
were out on fishing tour, and one of
the party, namely, Mr. ]. @. Goulden,
q man well known here, being one of
the persons who saw her, it has caused
some little talk and speculation. In a
crowd of takers on the subject a few
days ago quite a number of express
sions were made. One person re.
marking that if Mr.. Goulden would
come down to Lake Charles and say
he saw her, and would let him look
into his face when he said it, be could
tell whether it was so or not.
Another told bis story about as fol-
lows: He says the subject of the wild
glrl of Catalonia has been on the
wing for some time, until it had gotten
pretty fair run of the press seing
this, . few shreWd business men Of
Alexandria conceived tho idea that a
picture of the wild girl of Catahoula
would now take well as a patent med.
icine advertiser, or might take the
place of the alligator on the match
box, and On patent medicine almanacs.
After concerning this idea they set to
work to accomplish this object. They
employed Mr.. ]. G, Goplden, one Of
the finest artists in the State, and
went out on a fishing excursion TO
Gum Springs, and when they returned
they set the press Of the country to
work giving free advertising, while
Mr.. Goulden sought seclusion and is
now hard at work painting the wild
girl with knife in one hand and pig
in the other,
This seems to be the most plausible
story yet related. After So much free
advertising on the subject certainly q
picture Of the description above writ.
ten, protected by . patent, ought I'd
bring big money. Then, too, The
change on the aEnanacs and match
boxes from the alligator swapping at
the little Fnigger'' TO the Wild Cir
with 3 knife in one hand and a pig in
the other would certainly be greal
relief 70 the eve, especially % tht
blizzard stricken immigrant, who bal
been educated, as it were, to the be
lief that Louisiana was literally aliyt
With alligatoFg. Bring on the change
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-26
LAKE CHARLES CACASIEU PARISH LOUISIANA FRIDAY
winter Tourists.

There is no better place to be found
on the Gulf coast for real enjoyment
for the winter tourist than in Lake
Charles. Game rs plentiful in the
surrounding country, and the weather
so mild that one can go out into the
open air any day during the winter
season, We predict that the tide Of
the winter tourist will set this way
largely this winter, and will continue
to increase every year as its adyant-
ages become known, On this subject
we clip the following from the Times
Democrat:
"Under the belief that some of the
winter tourists who formerly went to
Florida, will seek other quarters this
year, Mobile has set about securing q
portion Of this business, and will, to
that end, advertise its advantages by
issuing pamphlets of information, and
advertising extensively in the North
eTn papers. We feel quite certain
that its venture will prove profitable;
and, indeed, that any place on the
Gulf coast which follows the same
policy will meet with equal success,
The tendency, however, of this
tourist travel of late years has been
to California, and it is the Pacific
slope that our Gulf coast must mainly
compete with. Much of this travel
passes through New Orleans, and if it
could be shown that We have here the
same advantages, many of the tour
lists would stop over instead of taking
the long, tedious and expensive trip
of two thousand miles or more to
California. In bidding for this tour
ist travel, therefore, Mobile, New
Orleans and other towns on or near
the Gulf should prove that they can
offer the same advantages as Cali
fornia. They can easily show this in
most respects, in climate, life, sports
of all kinds, in hunting, fishing, sail
ing, etc. II they fail in any respect,
it is in the matter of accommodations,
which, while they may be as comfort
able as Florida and California offer,
are seldom as inviting. We fear that
the Gulf coast will never secure Its
share of this winter travel until il
learns the lesson by which Florida
and California have profited, and
offers the tourists not only comfort
able but elegant quarters, such as can
be found in the hotels of San Angus
tine, Jacksonville, Los Angeles and
Monterey. The people who come
South for the winter can afford the
best, and want The best. We are
satisfied thousands of them will come
here if we can give them the same
luxurious accommodations rs other
winter resorts"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-26
RSon't

let that cold Of yours run on. You
think it is light thing. But it may
run into catarrb. Or into pneumonia.
Or consumption.
Catarrh Is disgusting. Pneumonia
is dangerous. Consumption is death
itself.
The breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear Of ali obstruc,
tions and offensive matter. Otherwise
there is trouble ahead
All the diseases Of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully and entirely cured
by the use of Boschee's German Syrup,
If you don't know this already, tbou.
sands and thousands Of people can tell
you. They have been cured BY il,
and know how il is, themselyes.0
Bottle only T5 cents. Ask any drug
gist.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-10-26
A Matter Of business.

Boston Courier.
Judge-"It appears from the evil
denee that you swlndled this man out
Of twenty-three dollars and thirty cts"
Prisoner-'I admitit, your honor
but beg to call your honor's atten.
tion to the fact that it was simply in
the way Of business ...
TN the way Of bnsiness"
"Yes, your honor. We have formed
a swindling trust"
"a, swinding trustW .. IL.
Yes, youg honor. | will explain
it to you, Formerly we used TO
swlndle man out Of $500 Now
we swindle ten men out Of $50 apiece.
Our profits are the same, bnt we
relieve the individual and distribute
the burden, putting it lightly upon
the shoulders Of eninslead Of heavily
lpop one.N
II preceiye,n
80, you see, by forming a swind-
ling trust we are really bepefactors
Of opr fellow men; the many come
TO the rescuo of tho one. II is harder
work With ne 70 find ten men with
ESQ than one with $500, but we have
the satisfaction Of knowing that w
have put the burden Of ono upon The
many. Moreover We have broken VI
all other combinations Of swindleFs
and tile community Il safe from every
ono excepting ourselves. Therefore
ask your honor to look npon ths
matter ip q business light, we ar.
. trust, and as such We lock not fol
ipterferepcc, bAt protection from sht
law
"0f course, i Jon call yourselves :
| tFasi-P 8
.We are, your Aeporg
g0Fgani2ed for tho bene6t-
"0f ibe Individual your honorl
Hes, ana AS Yop are The indigidpa
and tbe society of The many-sii
months in tbe Heuse Of Correction
asts sipfhy SH'' tRS tleAP eF7y'