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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-12-06

oAOWSxO0 my UuAS18oSQ SR80kS On SegHY6
devoted head IN consequence.
Il will do all in my power to get her to
return, If only 70: years visit" I prom
ised the two aged servants at ms leave
taxing, and intend to keep my promise good.
Not for worlds would / prove false tc those
old Irish dwellers at Hea;herleigh BY not
trying TO persuade Miriam to come back,
II Tor nothing else than TO see them.
Hark, what is thatl Oh, it is the ting,
ting s-lIng Of the bell for luncheon, and
GLADYS expects my cousiaiy presence In the
pleasant little breakfas,-room shortly.
Cousin GLADYS luncheons are something
famous for suburban cottage, with their
delicious cake and fruit arran cement, to
gether with their smattering Of cold meats,
and flanked with speed wines.
She IS IL high glee tais week. for we are
TO a K q little run Up into the Tear old
Cotswo.d hills, Giadts and I. and she is
clipper as a bird in consequence.
/ shall enjoy the trip, TO be sure, but the
secret OF Allan's letter and the pleasant
knowledge Of having met him eclipse all
the happy anticipation / might feel in a u
among the Cotswold hills. ] inc myself
lost n speculation as to what Miriam will
do and say when l give Aliau's letter into
her hands and tel her ] met him accident
ally-not providentially-at Heathe-ieigh.
With such weighty secrets in my posses
sion from both sides Of the water, no Won
DER l arr beginning to feel myself q person
Of Importance. And the letter
and portrait In my keeping, either Of which
is worth a ransom to the owner. l presume,
make me feel more Ike IN ambassador than
simply 2 guest Il seems 10 me that my ON
ing 10 see GLADYS has lost Its identity-be-
come. as 1t were. q secondary object or ex-
cuse for the grander possibilities.
All. here comes Gladys. / expected IS
much have kept her waiting too long for
her busy, busting nature, and she has come
% see If have gone TO sleep in this cozy
nook or turned . deaf ear 10 her luncheon
bell
A week later finds me making ready for
the return voyage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
MAssILLoN NEWS.
Notes From the West Rnd About Pol
tiles, Social, Religion and
Personal Notes.
IspeelAI oorreaponaeneel


MAssrLLoN, April 3,
An old folks concert will be given In
Parson Bailey's meeting house Thurs.
day and Friday evenings. The pArtici.
pants will wear the costumes OF 100
years ago and sing the songs OF our
fathers.
Mr.. Charles Kolp, OF Canton, was
looking up his friends In this city Mon
day evening.
Mr. Mount Brooks took the evening
train Yesterday for Colorado, where he
will spend the summer.
The Harmonic Band has changed its
quarters 10 the O. Y, M. A, hall, BAN
merlin block.
The Harmonic band concert will bo
given the ilrBt week after Easter. Tho
program of music which ia being ar
ranged includes such sparkling jewels
as hDer FrelsohustE," "D0n Juan"
"Yeoman Of the Guard and Tampa"
The two tramps who broke window
nj DoitBch's merchant tailoring estab
liShment Sunday evening, presumably
10 burglarize the place, we're bound
over 10 probate court yesterday by
Mayor Frants In $500, which Of course
they could not furnish.
Mr. @. M. Whitman received word
this morning that his sister, Miss Mag
RIe Brand, had died at her home near
Canal Fulton. Her death had been OK
pocted for some time, as she has been
sick with brain fever.
Mr.. Godfrey Mausz was In Canton
yesterday and brought over the Fourth
ward returns. AS stated yesterday
there will be no trouble, the Republi-
can committee having given up the at.
tempt 10 throw them out
MOI money was sold at the meeting Of
the Building Association last night -.
Miss Mervln left for Plttsburg yester.
day TO attend q school OF design u. Ira
A. Lelghly has gone 10 Delaware TO at.
tend the Wesleyan University as u jun.
lor. g.. William y. Poe and Cliifold A.
Poe went TO Detroit yesterday TO at.
tend the funeral Of Mr.. P0e'g nephew,
Orlando Poe, Jr,, o son Of Gen. o. M,
Poo Of the u. y. Army =. Miss Mary
Arnold is visiting in Nashville, Tenn.
go. "Peak" was the attraction at the
opera house last night and William
Raseman drew the prize, Slb In
gold. Tonight the Gold King. =.
]. II. Johns 10 the agent ofthe National
building and Loan Association The
Debating club will discuss the Canadian
annexation question tomorrow evening
Mr.. Richard Johnston has accepted
a position with firm in Tacoma, W. T.,
and will leave next week 4. Ed Lee,
Tom Reed, wal Hemperly and Ranals
Hardgr0vb returned 10 Hudson College
to-day !. Mr.. Frank MiniCh, the Demo
cratic candidit to for city treasurer, who
lost his election by three votes, thinks
there was o mistake In the count and
demands recount OF the ballots.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

on the road. About six months ago he
met variety actress and became en-
amOred with her charms. They joined
issues and Travelled together, She
seemed 10 tire OF her new found friend
and began 10 grow cold towards him,
and receive attention from Others, He
was heart broken and took 10 drink,
According 10 his statement 10 q re'
porter, some days ago hhe left him,
taking with her what little money he
had saved upil fd .
lie came 70 Canton In the hope OF
securing work At tho Peoples Theater,
not knowing II had burned, He 10 q
very intelligent young man and the
mayor released him on condition that
he leave the city inside OF an hour,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

street, Canton, also No, o Eas,. Main
street, Maaslllon, and West M an street
Alliance. Our patrons WI tsadslc aea
our immense adyantag' 6oer MI com. %
petitOra in buying h,oS INV IN yariety VI, UV Of
sYius anu ~ pliV' n We aro determin'
eu 70 nsa nnnSi'e al competitors and In
many ann' s,es viii retail goods cheap
" Nm shnh 10y can bny them,
o., wv ~ call and examine our stock be'
i'' purthaslng, JonH d. FRANZ
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
UNIFORM RANK IL. OF p.

VIII Give o Grand Ball Al tho Armory on
Tuesday mvoning April l0---Bovoral
Several outaido Divisions Invited.
The Uniform Rank X. OF p. are
making extensive preparations for
q grand ball TO be given at the Armory
on Tuesday evening April 10th. II
promises tobe swell affair and every
possible effort will DO made by mem.
bers Of the order TO make IL u grand
success. II win be full dress affair
and before the ball exhibition drills
will be given by the different divisions
present. Divisions from Alliance Ak.
ron, and MaselllOn have been invited
and will probably bo present, The In.
vitatlons ARE said 10 be elegant and will
be sent out In few days,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
NEwsY NOTES
OF Enterprising Canton and Vicinity
Considerably Condensed.

No new cases wers filed IN common
pleas court 10 day.
w, M. hhephafd, OF uaffollton, IL ~
the Barnett House
Attorney Thomas ", Turner Ia In
Medina on legal business
fP. 0nbbIe, OF MaAhillon, was In .ne
city on business last night
d. A, Pntehard, OF Now II lsb,n. REQ.
islered at tho Hurford las night.
The county comm -sionem allowed
several bills AZ their meeting yesterday.
No other bnhinSaA Of Importance was
transacted, ml
Tho inH.omAry directors are holding
their monthly meetlng This afternoon
and PhOwipg billa contracted during
the past month.
Farmer McI1im, OF Oanaburg town,
Bhip, aBnbHcrsber OF the STARK County
DEMOCRAT since 1884, gave this Office
q short call 0day.
. A warrant has beon issued for tho ar
rest OF 0harles Pool for allowing q vic
iOus dog 10 run at large, Tho com
plant was made by Sarah A. Meyer.
Married, at tSimpson M, u, Parsonage,
on Tuesday evening, by Rev. W, j,
Wilson, MIR. Samuel r, Keith, OF All
| anoe, aud Mrs Jennie Fisher, OF Can
ton
Marriage licenses have been issued W
Samuel n. Keith and Mrs. Jennie
Fisher, OF Canton; Ira j, Oberlin and
Emma j, Haaaler OF Tusearawas town
ship.
Mr. Ballou, OF the firm OF Ballou "
Smith, b0ttlora, formerly OF Alliance,
was In the city to-day, Mesara, Ballou
aud smith have removed 70 Louisville
and expect TO do an extensive business
In that place.
Superintendent Nolsz, OF the Fair
mount ohildren'a home, attended the
horticultural Society meoting to-day
Mr.. Noisz Informed q NEWS DEMO,
CRAr representative that they had l4O
ohildren,in the home at present
John E. P.Morns aud CLARA Allen, OF
Elton, We're married thlavatternoon In
Probate Judge Bawcelts Office by JUS
tice Wettaoh.
Married, by Rev. VIM. Williamson on
Sunday March Blat, Daniel u, Werner
Of Middlebranch and Miss Alice Ben
der, OF Canton w.N
Marriage licenses have been issued Ia
George ". Schultz and Cora M. Her
bruck, OF Canton; John ii. Il, Juergeus
and eliza Mautes, OF Canton.
Judge Pease this morning granted
Keaia6 A. Miller q divorce from John
Miller, on the grounds OF extreme cru
city and gross neglect OF duty.
Saturday afternoon ut I o'clock O
child OF IL. M. Hurkle died at the
family residence, on East TuBcarawat
street. Tho child WAS only fifteen hour
old,
Martin Wikidal has commenced suit
In common pleas court against Mary
and Calvin Herbruck 10 collect u n0t(
OF 5000 with interest ut 8 per cent. from
March 1, 1898.
Ellen M. Ponciby was this afternoon
granted n divorce from james PoncibJ
| BY Judge Pease. The grounds set fortl
In the petition we're gross neglect ant
willful absence,
Marriage licenses have been issued 4
George q. Head and Mary Jane Davis
OF North Lawrence; james Ball ant
Elizabeth Daton, OF MaBsill0n; John 10
| II. Morris and Clara Allen, of Elton.
James Morledge has been appointed
administrator Of the estate OF Mar
Morledge, deceased, late ofSandy town
ship.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A GOOD MEETING
OF tho Canton stOnogrAphora Hold Tuoa-
day Evening,

OF tho Canton Btonographora Hold Tuon-
day Evening,
The first seml.anuuai meeting meet.
ing Of the Canton Stenographers Aeso.
citation was held last evening In the
rooms Of the Canton Business college,
The meeting was well attended. A
paper entitled Photographic Aasocia.
tions" was read by Louis u, Dueble.
After preliminary business the follow.
ing officers were elected for six months:
President, Il. r. Faust; vice president,
Miss Emma ShanklaDd secretary, Miss
Ida Goughnour treasurer, Louis II,
Double; Board Of Examiners, Miss
True Miller, Newton Shaver and primus
Philllppi; executive committee, Miss
Myrtle Battorf, Miss Fannie Levinger
and Samuel Zimmerman. The associR.
ton promises TO become large one,
and new members are being taken In at
every meeting. Writers OF different
sygtems are especially invited TO Join.
The charter was signed by thirteen
members.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
WoRK COMMENCED

on tho Drinking Fountain 10 bo Present.
cd 10 tho City by John N. neynoldh'-it
WIN be q Handsome Structure,
Workmen are engaged in construct
ing tho foundation for the new drink
ing fountain 10 be presented to the city
by John II, Reynolds, Tho fountain
will bo located on North Market few
feet from West Tuscarawas street.
II promises TO DO q handsome struc'
ture and viii have drinking places for
man and beast, After II is completed
II will be under the control OF Louis
0hliger, superintendent of the water
works, who will see that II 10 kept In
good condition. IL will Ill long felt
want and will DO gladly welcomed by
the citizens. II will be a great relief 10
the horses aa many will drive up and
water their horses, who would not got
out and 90 and hunt up q pail and
then find water for them.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A QUIET WEDDING.

A Well Known oAntoniAn Joins tho Army
OF Donod,ots and Leaves on Wedding
Tour Through lAs HAST, DO
Mr.. Ambrose Morris, prominent
young manufacturer OF Canton, was
married this afternoon 10 Miss Anna
Smith at the residence Of the brides
parents on East Fourth street. They
leave on the o'clock Valley train for
Cleveland, Niagara Falls and Brooklyn,
N. Y. The couple has the best wiBhes
of a host Of friends who unite In wish.
ing them happy and prosperous
tourney through life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
A GOOD saowINa
Made by the building Association 'iileo
ton.

hOhs
The Home Saving and Loan Asso'
citation held o meeting Tuesday even
ing ut No. 10 West Eighth street. The
association declared q dividend OF 4
per cent for the last six months ending
April LIST,
Secretary Walker made report that
the assets at present amounted 10 900 r
600,
The association now consists OF q
membership OF four hundred and over
nine hundred shares OF stock.
The following anioerB were elected 10
serve tho ensuing year; Secretary,
James r. II. Wolker, attorney, j, Whit
ing Jr treasurer, Isaac llarteTi direc
tors, j IL. Dum0ulin, Alvin IL, DOuds,
II, \, Moses, IL, y, Blum, II, j. Reed,
Joseph Dick, II A. Cavnah, w. IL,
CLARK aud W, l., Alexander,
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A BROKEN ACTOR

viaits Canton and uoos on Big Drunk
He IL Arrested and oivon an Hour to
Loavo tho Ciiy--uo Tells Sad story,
William Raymond was the name Of q
young man brought into police head.
quarters last night on q charge of
drunkenness, llo wAsa bright appear.
ing young fellow and neatly dressed,
He said he was an actor and had
been with some Of tho best companies
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

A bottle of SAMARITAN NERvINE
enables one TO defy Asthma, Nervous.
ness and General Debility, s150 at
Druggists
every Epileptic sufferer ought TO
try SAMARITAN NBRvINE az once"
says Rev. j. r. Etter, Of New Glarus,
Wis, TITS a never failing remedy"
Your Druggist keeps It,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Tho olnrk,a AasoolAtlon.

The Clerks Association met last
night In assembly room, city hall, but
owing TO the number Of other meetings
held In the city tho attendance was
small. The meeting adjourned TO meet
Wednesday evening April 10, when the
committees viii be appointed and other
business OF Importance transacted. II
Is desired that every member OF the as
sociation be present vt the next meet
ING,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
Attorney Upham Out OF tho City on Loyal
DuninOhH,

A reporter called at tho Office Of
Attorney Charles Q. Upham this after
noon, TO get n statement from him IN
regard to the uncalled for onslaught
made against him by certain news.
paper. A card stated that he was out
OF the city on legal business and would
not return until Saturday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
sho'n All Right.

KEY wEsT, Fla, April 3.-Ispeclall J.
The Nanticoko, supposed 10 have been
lost In q collision last week with the
Conserva, arrived here this morning alI
right,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
IN THE scHooLs.
Vacation In tho sOhools--whoTo the Teach.
ors Arc.

James Il. Burns, son Of Superintend
ent Burns, Of tho public schools, left
day for Columbus. He 10 taking q
course In the Ohio University,
Miss Jarvis, Of Mansfield, and Miss,
Barnes, OF Tiiln, school teachers, are In
the city.
This is vacation week in the schools.
A large number Of the school teachers
are spending tho week out Of the city,
Miss Lethe HIGHWAY, Of the South
Market street blilding, Ia In Cleveland,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

noots and shoos Oh wholosalo and Retail.
The largest shoe establishment In the
State, two stores In one, No 6 Public
Square aud No, 3 East Tuscarawas
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

LosT.-"I don't know where, can't
tell when, don't see h0w--something
OF great value 10 me, and for the return
of which shall be truly thankful, viz;
good appetite"
FouNB. -"lIealth and strength, pure
blood, M appetite like that 0f u wolf,
regular digestion, all by taking that
popular and peculiar medicine, Hoods
Sarsaparilla ! want every body t0 try
II this season." u Is sold by all drag.
gists. One hundred doses one dollar
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

Help nature TO clean up the system
with Rlneharts Pills, No gripping !
a dose. DuTbn, Wright n 90
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

Wait for the New York Clothing
company. 10 Public Square,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04
CURTAINS
AND
SHADES.

In our Upholstery Depart
mont, this weok, wo will oior
special Inducements in Cur
tains and Shadoa. Wo hayo tho
Choicest Line OF silk Chenille
Curtains and Table Spreads ov-
or shown in this city. Quality,
style and ooloring the Bost, and
prioos tho Lowest. Examine
thom and 500 II thoy arc not as
we say, from 20 TO 30 por cent
cheaper than othor dealers ask
for tho Same goods.
Now line OF Brass Trimmed
Curtain Poles and shade Rol-
lors. Got prioo on thom.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-04-04

Said Lii to Belle;
"Ohl will you tell
What makes your hands 50 white,
$50 smooth and solt1
"l'ye wondered oft,
For mine are such a sight
Evening journal., 1889-09-14

ANYTHING from the lips Of that emil
nent statesman and scholar, w. f.
Gladstone, who is celebrated for his
ability and his personal worth commands
attention. Mr.. Chauncey NJ Depew re.
ports him as saying that be would have
preferred to spend his active life during
the last so years Of the world to any
other period Of the worlds history. Mr..
Gladstone said
In that half century there has been the
emancipation Of the slaves, there has
been the emancipation Of the restrictions
upon the Catholic, there has been the
emancipation Of all the restrictions upon
the corn law; there has been the emanci.
patton of the voter from restrictions upon
suffrage. Ii has been fifty years Of
emancipation, and the only half century
Of which that can be said.
This eminent statesman who perhaps
represents the most enlightened and
the disintorested thought mentions the
corn law. Or the abolition Of the protec-
tive tariff duty, among the four great
benefits that craftsmanship has procured
for the world. Without impeaching
either the motives or the knowledge Of
the greatest Statesman living this cate
CORY cannot be reduced The pro
tectionist" who expects the government
to maintain his business would strike the
corn law from the category The pro
tectionist" pretends to imagine that the
country is better off because 60, 900, 900
of people chip in" to maintain the
profits of his business at the standard
which In his own cupidity he feels iusti-
fed in demanding for his political support
and for the fat" which he expects to
exude. Mr.. Gladstone knows from ex
perience that the industries of state are
more prosperous If they are left to the
management of the keenest business men
of the world without restrictions
or course the restrictions advance
the selfish interests Of the few. but legis.
lation should not, in Mr.. Gladstones
opinion, be made for the few That would
justify slavery, restricted suffrage and
restricted religion whish compose the
other items of Mr.. Gladstone's category.
Evening journal., 1889-09-14
THE NoopLe-HEAp HINES.

The Smyrna Times has again put its
foot in it. Had it kept quiet after the
EVENING JOURNALS reply to its noodle
headed criticism on the order Of Adju-
tant General Richard r. Kenney, grant
ing permission for an armed force to pass
through the State of Delaware, its
remarkable ignorance would have passed
unnoticed. After fifteen lines Of pure
rot relating to nothing in particular, it
strikes rock bottom and says:
We simply asserted that order No "A
issued by Adiutant- General Kenney
granting permission for troops from other
states to pass through Delaware, was
super serviceable, without practical in.
significance, and hence had the tendency
70 make our state look ridiculous
What pity To think that the adju-
tant general Of the peaceful state of
Delaware should bring ridicule on the
state by his recognition Of sprecedent in
use by every state that has a National
Guard, in the Union
The rancor Of the Times man obscures
the vision. The order No. "A is one of a
dozen or more similar orders issued by
the present acknowledgement The
Times makes the query, does not order
"a smack Of the martinet9 and proposed
to subside If the query were answered in
the affirmative, The answer is in the
negative that it does not smack
Of the martinez. General Kenney
is lawyer, scholar and soldier. and
he knows what he is doing, Here is the
answer.
The military committee Of the
exposition extended invitations To
the National Guards Of con.
tiguous states to attend the cele
bration. Then Adjutant General How
ard issued an order for Governor jackson,
granting the troops permission to enter
the state Of Maryland The reports of the
adjutant generals Of al states having
militia, will show that hundreds Of sucf
orders, similar to No. "a, have beer
issued, and il the Times had taken til,
trouble to look into the matter, its hair
trigger mouth would not, Tannerlike
have gotten it into this trouble.
We refer the Times to General Ordei
No. 50, issued by General Kenney. Per
mission is granted to the Seventh Regi
ment, National Guard of the District 3
Columbia to pass through the state, en-
route to Boston. This order was issue,
in response to the request Of Genera
Ordway. commander Of the D. @. militia
whose commission is signed by tn,
President Of the United States.
Smyrna Times Where Is your &C
acknowledgement? Don't you feel like
goat on top Of telegraph pole incapa
bic Of fight and sure to break your necl
If you slide DOWN.
Evening journal., 1889-09-14

Do you recollect what your feelings were
Immediately after you had spoken the first
unkind word to your husbandl Did you not
feel ashamed and grieyed, and yet too proud
TO admit itl That was, is and ever will be,
your evil geniusl 1t is the temper which
labors necessarily to destroy your peace,
which cheats you with an evil delusion that
your husband deserved your anger, when be
really most required your Iowa If your hus
band is hasty, your example o. patience will
chide as well as teach him. Your violence
may ALLEVIATE his heart, and your neglect inn
pei him to desperation. Your soothing viii
redeem him-your softness subdue him; and
the good natured twinkle OF those eyes, now
filing with tears, will make him all your
own.--Catholic STANDARD
Evening journal., 1889-09-14

who have been paying tribute to
the benefciaries in these industriesg
It certainly would not paralYze the In
dustries Of Pennsylvania, of Massachu-
sets and Of Maine to a greater extent
than they are suffering now. The pres
ent condition Of the industries, the
squalor and the starvation from which
the laborers are suffering now is convinc-
ing, startling and heart rending proof
that protection does not protect the
workingmen. Why then pay the tribute
to the rich, selfish, avaricious manufac-
turer when it does not accomplish its
purpose2
Evening journal., 1889-09-14
WARP AND wooF.

4 green lane winds along the hin,
Through hazel twiss the sunset dies
fsiid hedge birds clamor sweet and shrfll
The slayer goes IN heavy wise;
Astonlshed steps through bush and brake,
For blind and deaf she dead man lies
The birds are blithe for summers sake.
The swallows swing now high, now low,
With sharp.shortc cries. In skimming chase
The swart rocks WAIVER TO and fro.
VIII not their guest his path retraoei
The Wild ru@e hiugs athwart his face
Hen fran, fair store--he will not wake
He win nt leave this woodland place,
Where birds are blithe for summers sake
stu Nature weaves ia equal share
The gold beside the blood red thread:
With shrver and sun the earth is fair.
Heed not the pain, the doubt. the dread.
The self slain soul the martyrs stake,
While skies smile stainless overhead,
And birds are blithe for summers sake
Graham r Tonlson in independent
Evening journal., 1889-09-14

that case they may have more of like
kind.
have written this paper in eli charity
trying Il fitch phrase from Pope's old
poem to show to others that mercy |
fain were shown to me and following our
bishops motto, Omnis in Caritate have
written in no spirit of brag or boast.
but solely to show the truth to those
who ignorantly would gainsay the words
Of ont wise, learned and loving hearted
the bishop Of this diocese.
LILY r. JACOBS
Bridgeville, Delaware.