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Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

H. T. Brooks has purchased the
interest of John H. Hayden in the
Real Estate and Insurance bust
nese and associated himself with
Mr.. E. S. Frost, hereafter the firm
name will be Brooks & Frost, they
represent five of the strongest and
best insurance company in ex-
estance and would be pleased to
have their friends remember them
in the peacing of their insurance.
They will conduct a general real
estate and insurance business,
have money to lean and a number
of good farms for sale and also
desirable town proper for sale.
Give them a call. DIT wilt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

UNION fIch-uFs.


gaIFesaenasnea 81 the IL dgeF,
Union, Mo, Aug, 11,-Mr, Ed,
Watts and daughter, of Grunay
county, are Waiting relatives
around here,
Mr., keamer, of blackburn, Mo-,
Was down to the Fair and spent
a few days with Saunders Landay
j. ), Atkins threshed lAad
bushels of oats from 30 aerea. and
average 81 IL bushels to tho acre.
Wood Maddox sold one span oil
twe.year-ola mules for $500, He
has also purchased about 40 head
Of extra broke mules which he il
feeding.
WI understand they are talking
Of having a grand picnic here in
the near future.
Maggie. daughter of W. IL. Me.
lntyre, who has been quite i'll foi
some time, is convalesent.
The storm last week did some
little damage, twisting the corn and
blowing some down.
We understand that the mem,
bers of the Auxvasse base bal
club do not sanction the article
which appeared in last weeks Aux.
vase Reeiew over the nom d.
plume of spectator treating thu
Union Browns in a very ungentle.
manly manner. I~fSpectator dom
know any more about painting
than he does about base ball, he i.
i'll n bad fix for IL livelihood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

A GREAT many were dissatisfied
with the decision of the judges in
the stallion trot on Saturday, when
Marshall T. was set back to third
place after winning a heat by at
least six feet, and had only left his
feet once or twice in the heat for
only a skip at a time. Four of the
best stations in the State were in
this trot and although the race was
not given him, Marshall T. out
trotted all of them. He would
have won the race hands down ex-
cept for the decision in the second
heat, although he had a green and
Inexperienced driver.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
Judge George B. Macfarlane vii

Judge George B. Macfarlane will
tonight submit a proposition to
the City Council for the sale of the
Water-works to the city. In short,
the Judge will propose to sell the
works to the city for $4,000 cash.
Some one has figured out that it
would be a good investment for the
city to float bonds at 5 per cent,
thus saving s11OO annually on the
rent. 1t is thought that IN time
the works can be made to pay the
city, thus making the acceptance of
the proposition to be made tonight
quite safe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

MRS. CLEVELAND has frankly an
nounced her platform, and it is
that the hustle must go. Before
the campaign discussion proceeds
any further, we desire to know
how the Republicans propose to
meet this great issue.-St. Louis
Renublic
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
Col: Claiborne Bows Gracefully.

81 am for David r. Francis for
Governor, first, last and all the
time, and my voice will be heard
from now till November no less
earnestly in his behalf, both on the
the stump and in private CONVEX
sation, than it has heretofore been
heard in my own"
Thus spoke Col. James R. Clai-
borne Sunday afternoon to a. re-
porter, who had called at his resi-
dence on Ewing avenue st. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, letter, chappsd
hands, chilblains corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For sale by
J. F. Llewsllyn, druggist.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
The Country Victorious.


The overwhelming victory of
Mayor Francis in the rural counties
shows that the unpatriotic attempt
to stir up the prejudiees of the
farmers against St. Louis has fail
ed miserably. The fact that May
or Francis has won the nomination
independently of the vote of
st. Louis is of happy augury for
the future prosperity of the COM
monwealth of which st. Louis is a
part, for prosperity comes from
hearty cooperative work on the
part of all concerned and is par
alyzed by local jealousies and
sectional discord.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

Mr.. Chas. Hines, the stage carpen-
ter at the Ferris Grand, completed
his work Saturday. He was highly
complimented by the Thomas Co.
Mr.. Hines is a f~irst-class workmen
and no opera house manager can
do better than to employ him as a
stage outfitter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
Ice I Ice I

Our ice wagons run in all parts
ofthe city, supplying the very best
ice, cut off of healthy water. By
the season we can sell cheaper
than any other dealer. We have
five times more ice than the others
and will finish the season. We have
ice to give to the sick and poor.
We we're first and expect to stay.
Ice can be had any time of day at
Tom Hughes shop, next door to
Lam B. Morris livery stable.
w. K. PORTS & Son.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens,
that for years we have beeen sell.
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell
as'well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not
hesitate to guarantee them every
time, and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their
great popularity purely on their
merits. Fer sale by J. F. Llew.
ellyn, druggists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

Elder J. w. Higbee Sunday
morning read his resignation as
pastor ofthe Christian Church of
this city, to take effect October 1,
if the church does not find a pas
tor by that time or he a location.
Elder Higbee stated in his resigna-
ton that he had no new field in
view, but that several reasons,
which he stated, impelled him to
his course. The resignation has
not been accepted and it is not
known what cause will be pursued
in the matter by the congregation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

Remember that vigilance IS the
price OF life as well as of liberty.
Only those who take good care of
their health enjoy a ripe old age.
Those who wish to, should keep
their liver and bowels regular, by
an occasional does of st. Patrick's
Pills, the best made. Sold by C.
Gibbs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
Not sCharlty.o
1.-THE Editor of the Ledger.

To.the Editor of the Ledger.
MEXICO, Mo-, Aug. 12.-Having
been asked if I wrote the letters
signed "Charity," and if 1 had
any objection. to my stating SO in
the paper, would say that I did
not write them.
J. A. MATTHEWS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
A q

Will exchange 100 acres of fine
second bottom land, nearly every
cultivative, 4 miles from Ma
sena, a Santa Fe railroad town,
Hodgeman county, Kan. Some
improvements !; will take merchan-
disc stock or other good property.
Send for particulars to box G.,
Idana, Clay county, Kan. Is 2t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
Obituary.

Died, July %, 1888, James c.,
infant son of Nicholas and Laura
Smith, aged months and 10 days.
SO baby passed from loving hearts
Into the realms of light;
We all from those we love must part
The Lord doth call; we know tits right.
Weep not for him, dear friends
Though he is here no more;
Grieve not for one that's absent
He is only gone before.
We must not borrow trouble
While on We wander here below,
Though our hearts are filed with sor.
row.
SO soon We after them must go.
We should not grieve or wish hin
back,
To suffer here again;
For he has gone to endless rest,
Where all is free from pain. NJ. S. F.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

Miss Laura Bunton, who has
been spending the summer with
her brothers, Jas. and J. T. Bun
ton, accompanied by Mrs. J. T.
Bunton, returned to her home in
Macon City to-day. Miss Laura
has many friends here who regret
her departure.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

A big meeting is in progress at
Chapel Grove, southwest of this
city. 1t will continue throughout
the week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
'RAHF o FRANCIS.
Will be Nominated by Acclama-
ton, as we Predicted.

The following are the returns up
to date and show clearly that Fran
els will be the only candidate be-
fore the convention
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

l keep more furniture and better
furniture than all the five stores in
Audrain county and will give you
goods for less money. Call and
see. If j. NJ. MENEFEE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
Special Notice.

All persons knowing themselves
indebted to me will please call and
settle at once. l am needing money
badly. Ed. w. CLARK.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

Tom Harrison had his pocket
picked of SIS and some notes last
Saturday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

PROGRAMME.
Of the Eighth Annual Meeting of
the Audrain County Chris
tian Missionary Cooper
alton.
To be held at Salt River Church
August 20-22, 1888. Song service
to be under control of Isom Rob-
erts.
MONDAY NIGHT, AUG. 70.
1880. Devotional exercises.
500. Discourse by Ed. G. A.
Hoffman.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
TUESDAY MORNING.
800. Devotional exercises.
$50. Organization and enroll
ment of members.
$50. Welcome address by Ed.
D. J. Mayes.
Response.
HOO. Presidents address.
11:3O. Appointment of Commit
tees: First, on nominations; Sec
ond, on time and place of next
meeting; third, on resolutions;
fourth, on auditing; fifth, on pro-
gramme.
Adjournment.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
200. Devotional exercises.
2:15. Report of Executive Com
mittee by secretary.
Report of Treasurer.
Report of county evangelist.
Remarks on reports.
2:45. Discourse by Ed. S. M.
| Martin.
3:15. Taking of pledges.
Miscellaneous business.
400. Adjournment.
TUESDAY NIGHT.
7:30. Devotional exercises.
500. Discourse, Ed. Samuel
Magee. Subject: Sollcitude for
the Church.
Taking of pledges renewed.
Adjournment.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
800. Devotional exercises.
$50. Discourse, Ed. R. A.
Martin.
1000. Taking of pledges COM
pleted.
1890. Reports of Committees.
Reports of churches.
100 Discourse by Ed. J. P.
Furnish.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
2:OO-Devotional exercises.
2:15-Session of the Audrain
county Christian Education So
| ciety.
Address by the president, Mrs.
S. NJ. Martin.
Transaction of business.
3:3O-Resumption of convention
business.
Free and informal conference for
the good Of the cause, consisting of
queries and answers, speeches,
prayers, songs, etc.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
7:30-DevotioIal exercises.
S:OO-Discourse by Ed. w. A.
Mclean, of Bowling Green.
Parting words.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
Finally, brethren, remember the
Master says: "Seek first the king
dom of God and His righteousness"
and that "He that loveth father,
mother, son or daughter, yea even
his own life more than me is not
worthy of me-"
christianity yours,
j. T. NELSON.
A. S. HoUsToN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

Capt. and Mrs. D.. w. Nichol-
son, and Mrs. Mary Burt, of Cam
bridge, Ohio, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. James Rainey,
left for home lart night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

Coughs is the place to buy
your pants. II
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
Wayne County for Francis,

PIEDMONT, Mo-, Aug. 9.-Town-
ship meetings were held through
out Wayne county to-day to select
delegates to the Greenville Con-
vention, to be held on the 18th
inst. The county has undoubted-
ly gone for Francis tor Governor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
Thought the Umpire Fresh,


Two years ago, Judge Brace, of
Paris, who had never witnessed a
game of base ball, went out to the
grounds to witness a game between
Mexico and Paris. The game pro-
crossed for a time without incident,
the judge remaining a grave but
deeply interested spectator, with an
occasional reproachful glance at
the umpire, till a wild ball CHANGED
to strike the referee in the nose,
when, bursting out in a wild laugh
while clapping his hands, the Judge
cried out, Goody, goedy, goody.
That fellow has been putting in his
jib and standing in the way ever
since the game commenced, but l
guess he'll subside now" A friend
kindly explained that it was the
business ofthe poor fellow to stand
in the way and put his lib" in,
and the judge was SO c%restfallen
that he has never attended a ball
game since. Bob White was the
umpire and DR.. Gore "fixed" his
| nose,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16
TWELVE PRETTY BABIES.
All Couldn't Win the "Le dger''
Prize, Though-An Audrain
Kid the Lucky One.

An even dozen of the cutest and
finest looking babies-such as are
raised only in this part of the State
were throwing their fat arms
and legs about and making all sorts
of faces, at the baby show in the
Press Headquarters at the Fair
Grounds Thursday afternoon. The
three judges who were to determine
which baby should have the LED
GER silver cup had a hard time
tying the ribbon on the right one
of the twelve ''mamas' treasures"
In about thirty minutes, however,
after each of the little pink dears
had been chucked under the chin
and tickled by the index fingers of
the three judges, the victor was
named. A jolly looking boy
Leonard Brown, of Audrain county
was the successful contestant;
~and.after one of the marshals had
carried the precious bit of human
ity up and down in front of the
grand stand, the happy mother,
Mrs. Laura Brown, was given her
baby, its prize and the beautiful
basket of flowers awarded her
as the mother of the winner.
The entries we're as follows /:
Roy Faddis, Mrs. Susie Faddis,
Leonard Brown, Mrs. Laura Brown;
Francis X. Mckinney, Mrss A.
Mckinney; Tony R. McCune, Mrs.
Fannie McCune; Eddie Mann, Mrs.
Ella Mann; Jessie Walton Brad
ley, Mrs. Eugie Bradley; Charles
Alfred Jones, Mrs. Eliza Jones;
Eugie Crockett, Mrs. Matte Crock
EFT; Mary Laxton, Mrs. Sallie Lax
ton; Lucy Lewis, Mrs. Lucy Lewis;
Claude Johnson, Mrs. Fannie
Johnson; Dave Francis Leeper.
Mrs. Lizzie Leeper. The judges
were: Mrs. T. NJ. White, Mrs. T.
T. Bohannon and DR.. J. S. Drake.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-08-16

See your dealer before cold
weather, and if he hasn't "a Horse
Blankets don't get stuck with
poor limitations, but ask him to
nrdnr soma for Inn
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

The sell snd iss0rsbls knesn photo
xsstlsf lecstea e No. - Ls1s. 81. las p<eH
9asllg sDxazesf IA - ~ a<l=linz ana f1<p1eas1k
his gallery. Tue rseeetioa r9ezs - 2sS o
ealsd ca tie second n00r iastsSsl o. TIE
third. - hefstofors. In tniz aspartne uk
Ar HaDllkoa elsplsEs t1e hiz1esk GRADE q
Artistic ldsas. sH1 ~ s1iaa0n . tne RE
hie. Size paintings. tie l4ralEare u nasal-
5eent. The operating r0on Feaazshs . esfe
4 4as. snd tie ecn ssaieE.Eiy sFFangst kalFs
say leading from tas fscsptiei1 room %
E1s dep4Ftasent = . yf4od improve
ment - tn9ss n4rEOs stairs tnzs
ais admirSrs aDd eEstenlers sers cosDp eilsd
- eslua ~ these past. - many years
SoN tazE The s0Eire gallery h4s aadeEgone
: eompiels Esc0nsfrueiion. AF. haulstoa
49, nass a formal 0esE ~ Beginning
tuesday nexL 4sy ths sle. AMI ecntnas
the ssnsiBdeF Of the seak. c1png witch
uns 1e aiil DFeseal each customer pfdsfIng
= dozen Cabiaets, sith = ssTgs cotoFed
panel Deotogfaph u sheDseiFes- IN a1il-
fon u ELis hs wiil give each lady ordering
a dozen Ca1l1sss beautiful soYeFnir- Mr..
Hamilton has To- years been rseogn zed
ss the leading photographer q Nsst-
era Aichlzan. and MS work veil
grants him tat rank fhose Who have not
Yes visited his gallery sinee the improve
msat Wonii feel vel paid for TIER trouble
~ cal snd yieE the many elegant master
pieces o. this noted photographed. Rssnem-
Ter. on.y one hixht Of stairs 70 clisao ana
al work knaraaEeed 70 Be satisfactory before
leaving the "a ieEy-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Lopx Needed Cenvenisncs at Last sup
plied ~ 1fessrs. Heidsa a Porter,
rrep~fefors - The Modern
g.

PR msnv vssrs has this beautiful rspid
rrowIrg city nesn IN need % a first class
rssfsnrsrt where thssirs goers and young
people generally ccuid secure a nee supper
aurinz fhe evening. AMI nov ina hsssrs
Holden g Porter. tyo gentlemen eniuyin<s
thorouzb know .edre ~ the hnsiness have
iocated n srEh a dFsiranIs portion az the
riiF. aut Nii under tneir Cersouai super
vision run q hfst cisss resfturant srt -
rresm rar.cr al oinicE tie PEOPLES Thea
Ere better Known a. The Wonderland"
snd While representative - this iaurnal
was uas iug his re1H'sr rnrnis yesterday.
bis sffention rss 3lfsc. 81 81 Pc hearGfa Isl
ferorsis1 aintrw win IRE eatsnlss. on
entering sri ufskinz hirsseif k1osn. VS.
welcomed ~ che new arapr'efrrs WITH =
courtesy characteristics 20 thtI - n semitic
nan. aui or iaokinE ever tee niil 90 fare.
~ss Surprised Ell t1e msov s.eEant ea2h.es
tnat cenii 20 sssiiv - prepersi ard served
mariner tfst F11'd Tempt The nsisfe a.
"a anrfnrfs let ere. et az e The voung
fnlks cal or thrse gent euaen snd have
fherf serve vau sui 7o1r ATTY friend frst
clsss surrer after the thsslra.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Toa nsFer sE<pseted II acne of Ia
treats eEss1sd II 4. hs Cd R<s kle~ II
hins<if ouE i a exactly What be ed.
1sssfthslesz. DO yoa rem ean eer hls ssliow
co1spisxioE7 Do yon Fecollect hos ks
uss1 20 eoa, pain Of heeeaehes aoS consti-
psEioBf I'm geiunk quite bill0as~ he
szid 80 VOC one cay. ~eos ] guess iii PASS
1 don't believe IN sdasisz p sa<,n aster
that yea AesFd Of BIS death Il vas very
ssl1Gen and everyone as CRAFTY sorprissd.
II be bad taken Dr.. Psercs's Pleasant Pur.
gsfiss Pei els De ~o8ld be alive aud sell
tossg. Don's feilos bis example. TIE
! Pellets are easy 10 tskss Enlid Ia Khsu
action, znd sis2ys sars.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

South Divisi0n-st. sill continue o boom
New stores are being built snd among
them We ind Mr. Frank T. Morris, con-
venienlly located az No. liz south Diyls-
ion-ss, vito all the latest styles Of fash
ionsbis upholstered fur9lEure- MI Morris
makes speciality II paFior suits 10 order
ia crush plush with SIX plush bands. sold
at So Also the spring otge rug coach,
sold for SIS These figures cannot possibly
b. duplicated ia the city. aud ali uph0 >
ssrsd work guaranteed By H. Z. Morris. liz
south Division 81.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Remember that at Dettenthaler's, III
Monroe-st. you can get anything in the
season fresh and nice. Those Fair Haven
counts. fresh caught white ish and trout,
shad. halibut and everything IN this line
are alwaza fresh
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Remsmber that al Deiteni haler's. III
M0nrOe-st-. you can get anything IN the
season fresh and nice. Those Fair Haven
counts fresh caught white fish aad tr1ut,
shad. hAliout aud everything in this line
are slaays fresh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Remember that at Dettenthaler's, III
M0nTos-st.. you can get anything IN the
ssasoo fresh and nice Those Fair Haven
counts fresh caught white fish and front,
shad, hsllbus and everything in this II ae
are always fresh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
IS. 900 TO be Given Away.

We are blessed 10 announce the approach
ing completion OF our new cook book. This
l. a reprint OF the well-knoWn and reliable
"Old Congregational Cook Book" by per-
mission. and the addition of all the novel
ties and delicacies of modern cookery con-
trioated by our many friends among the
lsiies Of Grand Rapids Three thousand
copies will be published al one dollar each,
but We propose TO give one copy free 20
each customer Who purchases five dollars
worth OF goods at our store. We have a
register on the first floor and the floor
manager or any of the clerks will enter
your name after purchasing The book will
be sent 20 you as soon as published. This
book will be treasure. "a il will contain
numerous illustrations Of ali that is latest
and best in cooking utensils and house
furnishing goods.
We begin Monday, May 7. and take
naaes FOR the Cook Book.
4. LeOnardS Sons & Co.,
90 and 81 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Crockett & Hoppins, II Cansl-st., lead In
fine furniture and specislties. such as the
famous WEIGH folding bed and Heaps earth
closets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Crockett & HoDpins. Il CAnsl-st.. lead in
Toe furniture and specislties. such as the
famous Welch folding bed aud Heaps earth
cloeSts
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Crockett & Hoppins. II Can al-st.. lead in
fine furniture and sDecialties. such as the
famous WEIGH folding bed and Heaps earth
ci1sets ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

WAsH1seroz, asT s-Wssu, sDilo~sd
~ cooler. far wsaEAsrs Ashk 70 frssA YAH
"a -.lalis
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

II you want Life. Wealth and Happiness.
use All Nations Remedy. Price IS cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Beautiful new sty les in ladies' and gentle
mems gold and silver iewelry, rings. pins.
sleeve buttons. etc. a. Hervey's. Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06

Drink milk shake a. II West Bridge-st.
MCWILLIAMs-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-06
Water Co|oTFTescoeing.
Superior in Oil. in point Of Durability -
veil az Beauty.

Eesigns ard esiimstss wiil BE furnished, On a..
pie4tlon. b TIE undersigned Tor artistic in.eri0F
Decorating, e<snrcfing IA price ana beauty %
nnisn Nlfh Waii-t 4EeF deelratloa.. 81 tie ase OF
Tie permanent waLSr coior ~AnIi-k Alsornine'
" ( guarantee ~ do This artistic aud durable
decorating - as 70 pEottee beitsf elects toF ms
me same NON With Haii-Daper. either Ia cheap
or shs7rale woFk. s8d ghe Eork l. guaranteed %
he permanent aud that Il vii never require tax
ing OF 70 re-Lnish the ais with the same or aay
ether fniSn
The ceiling OF the new entrance 20 Powers
Opera house sample OF one grade OF this
work.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-12-29

The following resolutions were offered and
adopted on the death of Hon. f. +. Bull at
an adjourned meeting of the Congregational
church and society, Dec. 18th, 1887, and or.
dered spread upon the records and copy
forwarded to the family and published in the
city papers:
Your committee appointed to present a
minute respecting the late president OF this
body, respectfully offer the following:
In the death of Hon F. Bull, this, the
First Congregational Society Of Ottawa, has
lost one Of its firm friends, generous support
ers. and one who, for many years, has ably
served as its presiding officer.
We shall miss him ut our business meet
ings, our socials, In his seat in the Sabbath
service and IN the ED OF public life. We
heartily appreciate what he has rendered to
this society, ami the church with which il is
associated by his personal interest, contribu'
tiOns and counsel.
10 Mrs. Helen p. Bull. her daughter and
son, with the aged grandsire, MIR. Mason
Bull, we extend our warmes' sympathies
strong man among men, devoted husband
and father, seltforgetful and unremitting in
his care of the family. the earthly crown of
their home. has indeed fallen la their be
reovement We bear them very tenderly in
our hearts and in our prayers commend
them 10 the Divine Companion and Comforter.
+. ID CALM,
G. Is CHAPaAN,
WARES f. DAg
Committee.