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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

\ State Convention has been
called by the Governor Of Mis-
slssippI for the purpose OF en-
cOuraging immigration to that
State ia order 10 promote the
development of its resources.
Very great, indeed, are the re-
sources OF the State of MIssIs-
siupi. with its river front. its
water courses, it, harbors on
the gulf. its fertile soil, its varied
products. its forests aud its
mines. Very strong 7 the Ia
vitations which it holds out 10
industrious immigrants especl
ally TO those who have at least
small means with which to be
Gin an active career. 1t has
beautiful scenery; il has q eli
mate which is enjoyed by its
people. and its billy and nrairied
regions are healthy. 1t has many
thriving towns and a population
whose prosperity is increasing
from year to year. The progress
of the State is wholesome and
steady, and would he far more
rapid under such an impulse as
would be given by the ImmigTa-
ton which Is desired There il
plenty ofrOOm for them, and the
coming Convention will doubt
less provide means by which
they can acquire land on favor
able terms. The number of for
eign-born inhabitants in NisSis.
sippi is smaller, we believe, than
in any other State of tue Union.
partly because the State authori-
ties have not held out such in
ducements as are offered by the
Northwestern States. Missis-
sippi ought to have a population
ten times greater than its pres.
ent milliOn.-New York San.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

Congressman Martin. Of Texas
who was a euSed Of blowing ont
the gas when he frs; went 20
Washington, is the constant
butt Of the jOkers of tue House
After the all night session OF
Wednesday morning Dir Mason
d. chicago, mel linn and eOngrat
uiatea BIN Oa his escape. Mar
TN said he did not understand.
when Mason said : why. ii is
reported that yOu could not find
a glass, that You caught the neg
zte OF a BabeOek fire extinguish
er and turned the tap. 1t is re
ported further that you had
been blown down three Il ghts
of STAIRS
Its one of them uewspauer
hes Martin said, and he did
no APPRECIATE tie laughter of.
bis assO ates.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03
2a5z5n- tha Surplus.

Tee disposition Of the surplus
in the { $ treasury engages the
attention Of orr statesman, but a
more vital question has our atten-
tIon aad tlat Is he reduction CT
the surplus eOusumptives- Since
the discovery and introduction Of
DR. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, there has been 4 mark
ed decrease IN the mortality from
this dreaded disease, and i, is pos
sible 20 still further reduce the
nuuter Of consumptises. How?
By keeping constantly at hand a
j bottle Of DR. Kings New Discov-
cry and using according to dircc-
II upon the appearance of the
appearance Il the frs symptoms,
such as a cough, a cold, a sore
throat chest or side pain. Taken
thus early i cure il euaran' eed.
Trial bottle free at j I Chambers
| drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03
Notice to Witnesses ard Jurors.

u having t4on DECIDED ~ tla S
preme e5nrt ,ist tae A. ~ the Legs
lNture changing Tho time - holding
the CircuIt Courts = -.n7tlfati11ti. "a
rorv and Wifue~-ss summoned q, a;,eu
C5reHit Court Ia NAY are hereby uth
81 that there Will D. r1 court AZ that
time. AMI they ulll not to- required %
attend AL Wi'u.sas. hlrv-r. sum
iuou~i % appear AZ tie May Term wal
te required 20 attend CONT on the l-'
Monday q October uerf. er-t state
visness who vil ms. attend until thI
lat Tees lay q October
". l. ANDREWS. Clerk.
Oxford. No. Apr.i -. ISIS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03
ONE LIVED, THE OTHER DIED

\ woman formerly our slave
; now our cook About efeh-
teen WOnthS ago she became
sickly and bsd ? cough and was
confined to bed. ami 1t raj
thought size had consumption.
lie treatment 5y physicians
tailed 10 give relief. IL Decem-
Der, ISL, . node or knot the
size Of a goose egg formed JUS
above the pit 81 TIE stomach
which when lanced discharged
matter for ) or . months. One
OF these also formed gnder her
arm. and three on her Lack.
which discharged mltter for a
considerable tine. She used a
great deal of medicine. but fail
ed to be cured. | bought one
bottle Of y0EF Z B Il Inade IN
Atlanta. ia, aud gave il to Lar
and she commenced u improve
then bought and gave her
three bottles more. and she con
tIhued 10 improve and IN tSo
months tine her cough had
ceased. constitution Strengthen
ed appetite and digestion coed.
ali discharges ceased. nodes or
knots disappeared and she went
70 work apparently healthy and
iatteued up greatly.
This woman bad a married SIS
ter OF neal sane age who vas
Affected Ia precisely the sane
way and about the sane time
She did not take any l. b + aud
The node IN her stomach ate
through 10 the cavity and she
died.
One used 3 3 b and was eur.
ether did not use il ana
cIed. IL Is Certainly a most
wonderful blood puIiher Ire.
Ter 10 merchants of this town
Yours truly.
W. I. Robinson.
iishabee, Ala May l, 1855
A Sheriff Released.
For a period of sixteen Years
have been afflicted With "a.
'arrh OF tie head which bafeJ
medicines used. | used siT
10ttles Of Z 3 and experiene-
III great relief.
J. h. Holeombe. Jr.
ShsTid vi hiaIaIson Co. Ga.
Al a desiEe fall information .hon.
elEse aad cnre Of Blooi -
Fo'sA AMI scrofuIoas swelIing~ NJ
fs sores. rheuRassn. kidney -
.lalAts' eatarrh. tte, IN seesra -
aaii' Tree. 4 eVPy OF our 3a-rag@
E4teG BOOK q wonders fEei with 80
- Eonierful and startIi,g -
yer tsfore known
BLOOD BALM co
Atlanta, Ga
o isou. Druggist. 0rra
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

Ia q street difficulty in Jack
son, On Tuesday evening last.
growing out OF = publication in
4 newspaper. Gen. Writ Adams.
postmaster, aud J III. Martin.
editor of the New Mississippi-
~ both lost their lives, being
shot to death by each other.
aud both dying instantly. At
tais writing, Wednesday y
a'ng, the facts are rather mea.
ger therefore re forbear con-.
meut.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03
FOR CONGREss.

We zre aatba-t-f q a-rare- p = srF
FUEIs. e Nss AttaHs. - "a rHaEa4fe -
Congress fraH rhH the Hr "a Urstfits sub
fett b the aet an aftsr nEmocrrrle party.
We are auttrrlHrs & arr H-rr IS A BOYD.
- EarieT- - . ean4Afatf - cr refs frrm
this tae secHwt nafFtet EEf5frs tl n Hta
- TIE remner4str party
We are rntanrFtE q .rrrar-. " Won
Gan q HeraaHfr. 30 a eardftste 60 CauErraE
frNra fhs fhr -HraHs District HahEarf 70 ~
a-tHan % ths Uruaeazse party
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

er;ng above an ia intellectual
power as well as height, was 4
mighty champion OF the tele-
graph companies. His speech
was conceded by all to be one
of the best delivered. Alter
the second round was over tue
favOrItes for the places were
Whitehead, Bryson and Lehman
The Judges retired and after
some deliberati0n awarded the
places to Messrs. Whitehead and
Sckay.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

Louise Montague the $4,000
beauty who rode the elephant
in Forepangh's circus paradcs
a few years ago, is now living
quietly in st. Paul, tue wife of a
restaurant keeper.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

Neither the horse nor any 9th
or domestic animal should ever
be made afraid OF man The
horse or COW that is afraid OF its
keeper will never thrive as will
the animal that has a trusting
confidence in the hand that
feeds aud controls it. Let
young animals early learn that
they have nothing TO fear at his
hands so long as they are well
behaved animals.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03
SPRING FASHIONS.

MISS ELLA MCGUIRE, has
just opened an elegant stock Of
goods, and invites the ladies to
call aud examine them. These
goods were selected with great care
md cannot be SURPASSED ia style
and quality. You can Luy the
latest PtFasian bonnet or the cheap
st walking Lat on reasonable
terms. April 4. 1888.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

1t Is said that an apple tree in
Pleasant county, Va which mas
borne f.uit q number OF years
has never been known 10 bios
som. Last year it bore largely
of fruit that bad neither core
nor seed.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

Snake stories in India have
a tragic touch: During the year
is>6 the number of persons kill
eel by Wild animals aud veno
mons snakes in Iiindostan was
li,sil This Is an increase Of
1884 over the figures for the pre-
ylCus year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

Hon. Melville W. Fuller. of
Chicago. has been nominated by
President Cleveland and sent
to the Senate for confirmation.
rs Chief Justice of the United
States Supreme Court. Its
said To lie a good appointment
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

Russia has the highest iarih
of any European country, and
England the lowest tarIH. In
Russia wages are lower than
anywhere IN all Europe ; IN Eng
land they are the most renHmer-
alive. Draw yOur own conclu-
siCns
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

y bill has passed the lower
house of the New York lcgisla-
ture abOlishing hanging aud
substituted electricity ~ the
proper method of carrying out
the capital punis hmeut laws.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

Ga Saturday night n large
crowd gathered 20 hear tie PA
sigma Senior DEBATE. After
music from the line brass band
M. Charles Gilmer MeGee call!
ed the house 10 order aud ~.
4uested DR. Palmer to open the
proceedings with PRAYER The
judges were then announced
and the following question read.
Resolved. that the Government
should own ana control the Tel
egraPh' Mr.. John Lehman.
opened the question with 3
magnificent argument for the al
nrnatIve. His delivery was ex-
eellent and his enuneiation dis.
hnct. but his speech vas no,
p<ftStsiy HumVTIzed aud the eF
feet was somewhat married
The first gentleman on the
negative having declined Ia
CRATE, Mr. J B Whitehead n
Wanderer from Texas made the
second speech on the aairma-
i've He poured hot shot into
tue I~elesTaphie ranks and al.
though a little hOarse his forci.
Die manner of speaking. sound
and handsome faee rsioad
hin great favor with the audi
ence.
III. Hugh Mckay. the ALI
pine from Madison county. whc
suPervises the baseball ssmsS
showed that he knew a. mpeG
aoeut telegraphs as base bori
aud ably defended the telegrnt
companies. The many flowers
ShIeh ne received proved that
held first place in the est
nation OF the fair seq.
ALCRuSnaia assietaH4
convincing style demonstrafeJ
nat a private telegraph system
{ ILS Ee2test drawb1ckt5 com
aereiai prosperity.
commodore Perry Long. tow.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

The London Daily News. con
siders the late UT. COnkling q
man of remarkable capacity.
having gifts as an orator and
politician but that he did not
accomplish anything like what
might have been expected of a
man of hrs ability
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

Senator Walthallfs land bill.
with some amendments. has pass
ed the Senate. The object OF
The measure is to have the pub.
nc lands Of MISSISSIPPI WITH
drawn from sale by orG.uary
private entry, and restrict dis.
pos9is thereof 20 homestead
settlers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

y brass clock IiG years old is
the property of a man in York,
PA. 1t has not stopped for nifty
year aud keeps correct time
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03

y blind man in Georgia is
able 20 tell the denomination o;
a baHk note or check by feeling
It, and can count money as rap
idly as a bank clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03
SAN ANTONIO.

Since eur arrival in San An
tonic. the tourists feel grateml
10 the Fathers of the Exenr.
sion, for the privilege OF stop.
pug az place so rich iR memo
rIes of the past. y mission es-
tabtished here by the Franciscan
monks bore the name or san
Antonio de BexaF. Bexar was
a town situated on San AntOnio
rtVer, about four hundred wards
vest Of the mission.
Ia the very heart of the city
there are some well-preseFyed
bindings, relies of the old mis-.
sion, the Alamo and the San
Fernando Cathedral. The al
teI IS still used tor religious bur
poses.
The mission was seeularized.
IN 1873. Very soon afterwards
the roof of the Alamo fell In N,
was recovered 10 1875.
This place was formerly env1
roned by walls. aud still further
protected by an out side ditch.
rNaafiI4aJ asst week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-05-03
REAL ESTATE

AL psrsoas wishing to boy or sell
and sIll EEd Il 70 their interest TO call
John r EARL, JE.
ian . . at Esou's drug store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27
STATE NEWS.

The fruit growers Of Douglas
county have appointed committee
TO solicit stock for II canncry at Rose
burg.
Thousands Of people gathered at
McMlnnvillc on the DIST TO witness
the fine stock show. About 90
horses were in competition. Many
were sold.
Baker city Democrat: Most en-
coumginp reports come In from the
mines in the western portion Of the
county Not Il day passes but
miners and prospcctors come tothis
city for supplies 10 be- used in pros
pcctingun developing their claims,
The barn Of Jasper Rickord, of
Monroe precinct, caught fire lust
Sunday evening and burned 10 the
ground. The loss i- estimated
between five aud six hundred dol
lars Among other things his
" ngon harness, and about four tons
of hay were destroyed 10y the flames.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27
EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL
TEbEGRAPHIC SPLINTS.

Senator Dolph yesterday made a
speech I'm favor of hcland grant for
fciturc bill, but took the ground that
Il should bc 80 amended a. to pro-
tcct homcsteaders and prevent the
cnormouslobby now in Washington
robbing settlers.
It IL reported that Prince George,
second son Of the Prince Of Wales,
Is In the city Of Mcxico incog. The
prince il said TO have arrived there
with a party Of English noblemen
on a yacht.
The latest slate proposed by the
president Is said TO be Phelps for
Chief Justice, Endicott for Minister
to England, and Collins, Of
Massachusetts,, to take the latters
place In the cabinet.
In London the great sensation Of
the hour II Lord Randolph
Churchilps speech, in which he
definitely breaks with the govern
mcnt on the Irish question.
The Grant banquet will be at
tended by about "a hundred guests.
Gen. Sherman gives the spread.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27

The viii and testament of Thos.
Howard llmsAkor, who died ON the
5th inst, was yesterday evening III
ed for aud admitted toprobate in the
county court, The will leaves all
the property to his wife In trust dur
ing her life time Atcrwurd to be-
divided equally between his child
rem Angrlnc Davis, G., W, Huusak-
en- James j, llunV,kcr VIM. l..
llmVtkrr Fanny llmRkcr and
Cora May llm~akor lie uwmmu-
ted his wife Elizabeth J, Hun-ukcr
and her two brothers Monroe Miller
aud NJ. r. Miller executors of this
will aud testament To serve without
bonds. The will i~ dated Jan. 2G,
lS7S, and was madciu the presence
NJ g. W. Lawson, g. \. Schlhrcdr
and q, A. Cutting Mr. llIlury,
Marion Cooke and james Duncan
"cw appointed appraiser, of the ys-
tate.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27
THIS SPACE BELONGS TO THE
OREGON LAND COMPANY.
TWAS Occupied Yesterday and will be Again Tomorrow by Their
LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE !
Comprising more than 100 Pieces of
Farm and City Property.
Comprising more than 100 Pieces of



Ion fully describe 1t
landings
hundreds Of and seekers he is supplied with the Oregon Land
which
have been
with Salem the surrounding country
pleased
rena st others only
vii
employed CJ NJ Wright railroad man Of extensive experience
direct
Land
pnnyh II
n
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27

Yesterday peculiar looking
wagon standing ou the ~tpct iu mont
of ouv ut the Commercial stuSt
blacksmith shops, attracted cousid.
cradle attention, and a guod many
'Apr',s,d surprise when told it was
to ls' a "uu-pvddlyr's' wagon. The
next thiug to hy ~o,u la Owgon will
i'v the lightning nod man and then
nur cup will lt mu.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27

c uuyr npd plp sol,,
'l' demand
s lN such OF
M'uN %
l Il call ou
Tn \ To- persons a' property
aug uVncd
hl,ut,
one nd
q yu rice
De- srSuf
ruJ ur
AMI, here Ia
''s'. 'Nl'ul l th
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27
Weller Brothers.
2Ol, Commercial Street
STATE TREASURER'S 3lST NOTICE.

STATE OF OREGON, TREAsURER's OFFICE,
-...,,,..,. SALEM, April 3, 1883. 7
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ there are sufficient funds ON hand Ia
pay all outstanding warrants drawn on The
general, penitcntiary, incidental, insane
convict, fugitive, printing or INDECENT funds
which have been endorsed, presented and
not paid for want of mnds;" also the follow
ing warrants drawn ON The militia nlnd.
warrants numbered 27i2, 2752, 2756, 975S.
and 2ll9, and that all ofabOve wurrnntswili
be paid ON presentation at this office. IN
lere>t viii not Doe allowed after the date of
this notice
G.. W. WEBB,
State Treasurer
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27

Read thy ad of the Onguu Land
Co iu another c,lumu The men
composing DO mvn business, and
'ho l''sml mean, they adopt will
NiiNnlN hiring suv,vsS, Excursion
parties viii make th2 solid aum,~
uons ui Ihv WvbNW up.ml mor,
extensively known m the v,,t
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27
c. W. WEBB,
State Treasurer.
Oregon Peach BitterS

Nooul eighteen Years ago / received "A
hurt I'm my back from "a nile oT hrn.bar
hlung ON me, and ever since had been
troubled with weak kidneys more or less,
ana the lust year very much. Through thG
tr'pmmvud1liuu of Henry Eerne /
in.nusui oollly of II. kluS's Oregon Peach
BIttcrs and before I had tnl,en boif ~
boiUe found "a great relief nOm in
believe 10 to hc splendid remedy for fbe
kidneys, and heartily recommend IL for the
'"ilv j. n. PORTER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27

N'"''i, h"vlpDpay,or Co ~a-,,r
len' in ~anh vf ou yuagvm,ut
"No lhun't think l,hsll ha,,au,
nN' i'. lvu Ihl. ~s,~m. u,. eg tl.
ti'h''-. "' s~s.I,iy ayynr,. tNu bo.
gus loni' alaAuc,l convention. and
d a~andalmh.eh aG,auJ my b.u of
"''me'.m r aisu,mll at.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27
OREGON,--WILLAMETTE VALLEY.

FnE y hundred reports
ctilW
rich rrc aud timber lands cheap in
3nphl To-
NJ. eruil lion y rIrili1 t,
Tho same wmoso nc Inserted numerous eastern papers
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
PROHIBITION COUNTY TIcKr7

w
CONGRESS,
PROF. G. NJ. MILLEp
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
T. F. CAMPBELL.
B. +. RAMP.
DIR. A. c. KINNEY
REPRESENTATIVES,
T w DAVENPORT
Silverton.
VIM SIMPSON,
SilvertOn.
H S JORY,
South Salem
JD DARBY,
Sublimity.
J G EBERHART
Champoeg.
SHERIFF,
ALEX THOMPSON,
Silverton.
CLERK.
w 1 RAY,
Woodburn.
RECORDER.
VIRGIL H READ,
Turner.
TREASURER.
w P JOHNSON,
Salem.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
w T VAN SCOY,
Jefferson.
ASSESSOR.
LOUIS BARZEE,
Jefferson.
COMMISSIONERS.
J d HURST,
Aurora.
HENRY GULVIN,
Marion.
SURVEYOR.
F A FORD,
Woodburn.
CORONER.
w B MAGERS,
Salem.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27
Overland to California
MA
Oregon 4 California Rail Road
-,,, AND CONNECTIONS.
TIE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE
Tine Between Salem and san Francisco.
Thirty six Hours.


LOCAL PASSENGER TRAIN many ~
GIFT SUNDAY.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27

NJ AlNNNnlE ENrEEss rEAIN -.D,f,-
fNVtuT sUNnANL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-27
So "a. m, Nv. Portland Ar.7 Et5p- M
l0E a. m. l-N, salem IN. |lA5a ~ ,, ,,,'
y. .ll 2. nm. Ar. Eugcne IN. R0 4. m M
West Side Division, Between Portland
and Corvallis:

s91s- M NV p0rtand AraT-cI5,7...-
i--a D. pm. AT, CoNalns M. l8l B. m,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

THANKSGIVING DAY.
ms rus.,pssr's rsccLAssuos.

Constant thsnksxiving AL Eratinfe arr das
fIom ths AmsftoAn peoplst - Almighty oci
Or his gcci1sss and mercy shich have ioi
lowed then since w dAy ~ male then
"a ioa at voach.sfsd IN them i've Eoytrp'
msst vim ioviaE kis.iss... ~ has consisnt
Nv 81 us N IN vsy ~ pro-rsTitY ana rrsat
nss. lls hAs no. visii@t lila sstn punish
ment cur shortcumlngs. tai -iih grNeloas cafs
~ has sgrussi % - Olr dslsHiencs uisnn hls
fort-ssrNao- 49, hss tsnxht ~ thai ot--iiencs
- bi. hnly a. is IN pfics 20 q cnatinusncs ~
his pre- iCus gits IN sckuo~ - issmsnt - ~
Thai tod "A. acns 80 - ne,le"' 80 ~ ".
prayer. and rrsis~ ~ q xrsieful cuuutry nay
rearh ne thruns ~ xrscs. I. efuyef tlet ~ nj
T'rsstisnf ~ ~ Jnits-i STATES. % hsrsoy ees
susts snd - spsrt fhur-isY. ~ - oAy =
snt pfaysf. N - ksrt and cossrtei throash
On tssi cav Do an Ne people sosPead thsir
or,ilnarr sofs and cccuf atiunss AL IN thsii
accnsiorns.i piacss - ~cf-hip. vith rrsysf an,'
.raFs ~ pals. rssisr thanss % Col 30 Al
~ rnsrrlss. ~ the ahundanCe 90 hafNests
which rave rvssfdesi n toll - u tusoAna
man turinx m yesf tnAi IS f....s ~ ~
~ eur p~opls IN their shops ani their mart.
II trais al traflc Ia us ave thanks ~
p@aes at ~ sociAi or,ier snd scnisuimsnl
\. N 80 -. ~ nationai sr~ains... AZ
mindnal 81 a. sniCtivs disp~nsAilon ~
~hch = portton ~ oar AL has hsen Ntsiisd
20 ID. ~hiis - hutnhls oar.slNes nslPf. -
r-n-sf ~ tso-f. aCsno~lesiTs hts new ~ -
tins t-runlis a. ~ f~sfiY unsrCn ~ rsstilsncs
ansi ~ o.ar hsart. b. chasisnei ~ symENihf
tF cur fsiiov countrymsn ~ho have safefel
and Mo mnarn. Al 81 - rstufu ttsnks 10
~ ths blessings -hich - have r~,siFsi ffu1n
ths hanIis - UuF iisaNenlN fAtnsf - ~ n
tlfr.i thai 10 has eniuinsd o. us CntfitY an
90 his CAV ~ thsntssitluE - az g-nsrvusli
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