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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

TO prevent flat irons from scorchinY.
wipe them on II cloth wet with Kerosene.
Ice can be easily broken into bits by
using needle or pin and gently pound
ing it.
TO polish steel rub it with piece of
emery paper, from which you lave re-
moved some of the roughness by rubbing
ii on an old knife.
Clean brasscs on mahogany or other
furniture by rubbing with channels skin
dipped in either powdered whiting or
rotten stone mixed with sweet oil.
Willow furniture that has not been
stained or painted, can be washed with
salt and water and brush; dry thor
oughly before exposing it to dust
For inexpensive bands for curtains,
take strips of crctonnc with very pretty
vines or figures and outline them with
tinscl; it has the effect of old tapestry
work.
To set delicate colors in embroidered
handkcrchicfs, soak them ten minutes
previous to washing in pail of tcpid
water, in which desscrtspoonful Of
turpcntinc has been well stirred.
Salt sprinklcd on any substance burn
ing on the stove will stop the smoke and
smell. Salt thrown upon Goals blazing
from the fat of broiing chops or ham
will cause the blaze to subsidc
An excellent way of cooking eggs is
to break them in boiling milk, without
beating, cook slowly, stirring now and
then. When done soft, pour into dish
and add little pepper, salt and but
ter.
Coffee pounded in mortar and
roasted on IN iron plate, sugar burned
on hot Goals and vinegar boiled with
myrrh and sprinkled on the floor and
furniture of sick room are excellent
deodorizcrs.
Cleaning rags, with which metal NAV
quickly be polished, consist of a wooden
rag saturated with soap and tripoli.
They are prepared in the following man
ner: Four grains soap are dissolved in
water, twenty grains tripoli are added to
the solution. A piece of cloth of about
twenty-four inches long by four inches
broad is soaked in this and left to
dry.
When washing windows dissolve a
small quantity OF washing soda in the
water, if the glass is dimmcd with smoke
or dirt. Do not let the water run OH
the sash, but wash each pane with a
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
no BUSINESS THERE.

81 tell you, my fat friend, you have
no business in that boat" said Theodore
Hook, one day to fat man in dinghy
on the Thames.
"No business in this boat, sir9 What
dye meant"
81 mean what say" coolly responded
Hook. "You have no business in it.,
and will prove it,"
~ think, sir, you will prove no such
thing" said the navigator. "Perhaps
you don't know, sir, this is my own
pleasure boat7"
"That's it," said Hook. 'sNow YOU
nave it. No man can have any business
in pleasure boat. Good day, sir.
london Iit-Bits.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
Tho President Of France.

Says correspondent, speaking OF
President Carnot, of France: "Hc is
dressed with notable care. Good taste
as we'll as good tailoring charactcrizes
his shapely figure. The short coat in
closes slim but compact figure. His legs,
as he strides spirited horse, are those of
n man of quick and easy digestion; there
is no suggestion of govt in the calves. His
face is q study in black and white. The
skin is pale, almost transparent. The
beard and mustachc, both carefully
trimmed, are even. The nose, slightly
aquilinc, would be Roman but for de-
cidcd Jewish cast which marks the entire
countcnancc."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
PoACnI.o f:GGs wlru SAUCE.

Eggs are hes; poachcd in deep frying
pan three parts full o! boiling water,
to which IL tablespoonful Of strong vine
gar and a tcaspooniul Of salt has been
added; small muffin rings may be laid
III tn" pan and each cgt; carefully broken
into it. Three minutes are usually
enough TO cook them in gently boiling
water. slip Il perforated skinner or
cake turner under the muffin ring and
egg, lift both oIt together and slip both
on half slice Of BATTERED toast, thea re-
move the ring; no attempt should he
made to poach more than three or four mt
Il time, nor any but very fresh eggs to be
used.
Make sauce as follows: Meta table
spoonful of butter and one of flour over
the fire till they bubble; pour half pint
of hot milk quickly TO it, stirring well all
the time till il lpoils; have ready tea
spoonful of finely chopped parsley and "A
half one of chivcs or young spring
onion; add To the sauce with IL saltspoon-
ful of salt; let them boil five minutes and
pour it over the eggs and toast
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
ICED RICE PUDDING.

Put half II cup of rice on to boil in u
pint OF cold water, boil twenty minutes,
drain, cover with pint of milk, and boil
half an hour longer. Whip quart of
cream, and stand in cold place until
wanted. Press tho rice through wire
SIEVE and put back in the saucepan Beat
the yclks OF four eggs with ii cup and II
half OF sugar until light, then mix with the
rice, stir well and set on the stove until
it begins to thickcn. Take from the
IRE, ii''vor with vanilla, and pour out to
cool. When cold, put into II freezer and
freeze. When frozen, stir in the whipped
cream, remove the dasher, pack in ice,
and stand away 10 harden. Serve in
sa;ccrs with sugarcd oranges or soft
peaches.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
A CHANGE OF SENTIMENT.

Miss Mabcllc Hairless (rcading letter.
-"Why, mammn, this letter is from
Cousin Fred, and he says that Uncle
David Whytc is dead"
Mrs. 1Iartlcss-"IIc is, CHI? We'll, it's
small loss. The stingiest old skinilint
on earth! l never could endure the man ="
Mabellc-"But, mamma, just listen
he had his life insured for ten thousand
dollars in our favor!"
Mrs. Hartlcss-"IIc did" 1t can't be
dear, good old soul that he wasl
always knew he was kind Mt heart. Ten
thousand dollars! We must 90 into
mourning at oncc!" -Drakc's Magazine.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
rrEEE OF STRING BEANS.

Make Il strong stock the day before it
Is needed Of Il knuclilc If veal, - &c
quarts OF water, II generous slice OF salt
pork, and two or three slices of onion
Let it simmer for live hours then pour
IT through sieve INTO Il jar; before using
scrapc off all the fat. Ten minutes be.
fore dinner, put into II saucepan two
ounccs Of butter, and when ii bubbles
sprinkle i'll two hcapins tabcspoonfuls of
flour; let this cook wiihOu, coloring; then
add Il cupful Of hot cream, one pint of
the heated a;oc%, and one pint of green
string bean pulp; i. C., either fresh or
canned string beans, boiled tender with II
little pork, then pressed through colan-
der and freed from juice. After mixing
all together, do not let the soup boil, or
it will c'ndlc and spoil. Stir il constantly
while on the fire.
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4 LONG sEAUcIl.

Tired Wifc-"W 1 wish you'd
bring up scuttlc of coal.
Observation-Disclosures, that's the way with
women; always expecting man to do
half dozen things at once. Can't you
see I'm busy?"
"You didn't seem to be doing any,
thing except rumnaying around. [
haven't asked you to do anything for
about three weeks, and then I told you,
I'd like to have the legs Of my sewing
chair made shorter"
swell, I'm looking for the saw
Exchange.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
The Telephone Nets of the World.

According to the statement of Ger.
man authority the telephone nets of tho
world are AZ follows: United States, $50
nets, with zoe, 200 subscribers; Ger
many, 1877 nets, with 26, 600 subscribers;
England, 125 nets, with O,O0O subscri.
bcrs; Sweden, $50 nets, with 5000
subscribers; France, 80 nets, with 10
500 subscribers; Italy, 40 nets, with
960O subscribers; Switzerland, II nets,
with 5000 subscribers; Russia, So nets.
with 7G00 subscribers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
An Extraordinary Case of Conscience

An interesting case OF conscience is
reported from Norristown, Penn 1t is
thus told for substance. a Mennonite
minister in good standing named Lands
went before u magistrate and confessed
that i'll January last he mad violated the
game laws by shooting rabbit after the
close OF the season i'll which rabbits may
he legally taken. lie said that. rcaliz.
ing immediately after that he had com.
mitted crime, lie gave the rabbit to his
nephew, who sold it to man. by whom
it was eaten. lie said his conscience had
troubled him ever since, and that he de-
sired to atone by suffering the penalty pre-
scribcd by law. The accommodating mag
istratc at once imposed fine of So which
the preacher paid, subsequently claiming
and receiving half the amount of the fine,
which the law gives 10 the informer.
Having thus appcascd his conscience so
far us his individual act was concerned,
he lodged information against his
nephew and the man who mad eaten the
rabbit for having respectively exposed it
to sale and purchased it, contrary to the
game laws. The magistrate imposed n
fine of So on each of the offenders, which
Landis also paid, receiving i'll return the
iniormants half. Avery neat little SER
mon this, for respectable offenders
against our game laws, or other statutes.
And now let no hardened Gospcler draw
his pencil upon it, and reckon that the
worthy Mennonite is presumably just
50 so in pocket, he having made his col
lcctions from his fellow -culprits.
Drowned be such pencil i'll the salt sea.
-Eyau0e{i%
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
The Prince of Monteucmro.

The palace OF this absolute monarch,
says David kcr iii UsrTtr'S Ba:ar was
meek little whijewashcd cottage with
green shutters, but the giant guards at
its door-onc blaze Of crimson and gold
and white from head 10 foot-wcre wor-
thy of Napoleon himself The Captain
was fully seven feet high, his men but
little less; and rs they clasiicd their gilt
tcring swords over or heads with IL
hoarse shout Of welcome, began to I'm
dcrstand how this little eagles nest had
detiea all Turkey for four hundred years.
On the map of Europe Montenegro is u
mere speck, recalling the French cnvoy's
biting answer to Il microscopic German
Grand Duke, who babe him quit his do
minions within twenty hours: 'If
your lIighncss will take the trouble to
look out of the window, you will sec me
crossing your frontier in less than five
minutes But no one can despisc state
which, with 100, 900 men, has so sue
ccssfully harrassca an empire with 49,
600, 900 rs fully TO bear out the pithy
national saying, ''Lcst we should he strait
cncd, God gave us the Turk
Passing OIL into The house, we had Just
time to notice the neat French furniture
of the inner parlor, and its full length
portraits of the Princess of Montenegro
and her children, when Il nan entered,
who needed no introduction to announce
him to us us 10 other than the Prince
himself
Like nearly all OF the greatest men
whom have ever met, this famous leader
owed little to mere external marks of
distinction. His giant stature and Her
culean frame, though dwariing us into
absolute nothingncss, were fully cqualed
by many Of his stalwart subjects; and his
dress was that of an ordinary Montcne-
grin warror-snow-whitc tunic open in
front, crimson vest richly embroidered
with gold, partly colorcd sash around tho
waist, loose blue knickcrboclIcrs, white
stockings, and close fitting sandals-the
only difference being that he carried no
weapon, and wore small Greek cross of
silver on his neck. But the strong hand
some features, with their bold martial
mir, the firm lips and massive jaw, the
dark hair and soldicr-likc mustachc, the
large fiery eyes, now melting into tender
ness and now flashing like drawn sword,
and, above all, the look of calm dignity
natural TO one whose lightcst word was1
implicitly obcycd-all combined to
stamp Nikita Petrovitch rs man whom
no change of fortune could make one
whit less Or greater than lie WAS.
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lad nEEN THERE nEFoEE.

y nephew to his old and wealthy uncle:
81 am desperate and unless you send me
two thousand dollars by this evening
shall take my life; by midnight shall be
no more"
Reply of the Unclc-''Yours of this
date received. When, some time ago.
you sent me missivc of similar import,
and l sent you my revolver, what did you
do? You 'spouicd' the weapon. have
no more rcvolvers. "-JU.}ge.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
COLD iEcoMMENn 1r.

Jobson Ito his druggisD-"W have
mst finished the first bottle of DR..
uclpcn's Wonderful Relief"
Druggist--'' Wcll:'
Jobson-''It has deprived my wife of
the power of speech.
Druggist (alarmcd) Great heavens !
You won't sue lis, hope
Jobson -"No, sir, want bottle for
my mother-in-law. - DrnAc's M,9a-
sine.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
MAYoNNAisl: DRESSING

The first requisite for making mayon-
naisc is perfect cohlncss of utensils and
materials. Fhc eggs, oil, vinegar, bowl
and cg@-bcatcr should be on the ice for
an hour or more before they are used.
When the work is begun, the bowl in
which the mixing is to he done should
he set in II pan of ice wafer. in the cool
est corner OF the kitchen The yolks of
two eggs, drained clear Of the whites.
should he dropped into the bowl, and
mingled with a few turns of the egg
heater. To these must now he added a
couple of drops, no more. OF the best
salad oil, and these must be stirred in
with full minutes revolution of the
bcatcr. Two more drops, another min
utc's whipping, and so on for ten min
utcs. Then the quantity OF oil NAV he
increased {" five or six drops mt n time.
BE careful to beat vigorously between
these additions. Soon the mixture will
begin to ihickcn, and now the oil may
be put in hy the teaspoonful, whipping
it thoroughly, until the mayonnaisc has
reached such y consistency that the egg
heater moves with difficulty A teaspoon
inl of vinegar thins it little, and then
more oil is added. Thus the work goes
on until the requisite amount of dressing,
of the thickness OF very rich cream, is
ready. a pint Of oil may be used to
every egg, and vinegar enough to keep
the inayonnaisc 1T the desired consistency.
At the last, salt to taste, and = little white
pepper may he stirred in, and the whole
is then to be sci on the ice until it is
needed.
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THE ADVANCED METHOD.

First Omaha Miss-''I'm so glad YOU
like the story of The Phantom Mist; or
the Shadow of Sound How far haze
you gotten with it:''
Second Omaha Miss-''I'vc read the
last three chapters and Il little in the mid
tile Of the book"
First Omaha Mis- Well. you will De
charmed when you read the opening oil
the story. - mpha World HtiulJ
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15

shooting came upon graders camp.
and sent some Of the men to look after
the wounded robber and TO secure tile
saddles OF the fallen horses.
nfterwnrd learned that they got the
saddles but could find nothing vi the
inaa.- Youth'S Companiou.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
MAKING KArID PROGRESS.

Tu:kcr-''i saw your son in the coun-
try to-day, Parker. lie had his camcra
with him, believe"
Parkcr-"Ycs, he went out to take
some views, suppose. Was he making
good progrcssH'
Tuckcr-"You bet he WAS; and dust,
too. Somebody's red bull was after him. "
- Timc.'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
no ONE LIVED THERE.

Book Agent you tell me. sir,
who lives in this housc?'
Buggns-(who is standing outside his
boarding house dooD-''No one lives in
The house, my friend, but IL number Of
poor creatures. including myself, drag
out miserable existence within lis
walls. '-IL2tel Nail.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
HOW LONG. OIL. HOW LoNGi

Boarding House Mistress Cat Sun
day dinncr-"Mr. Jones, why do You
aot eat some chickcn?"
Jones (who has labored fifteen minutes
!rying to carve IL lcg)--"'rhan!s, never
work on Sunday. Life.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
HAD BEEN THERE.

Mrs. cttcrwicll-'sJ Joshua. there was
a tramp here this afternoon, and he
looked so hungry that | gave him large
piece of gooscbcrry pie. 1 wonder how
nc feels now?"
bloitcrick (gloomily)-''I know how
ne feels. | had a piece of that pie at
thinner, you remember. '-Dr0ke's .Woga
uHc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
TOO FRESH.

Jones was sitting OIL the front steps of
IN Austin mansion one night, waiting
for his sweetheart to come out She
knew what time to come, and Jones
didn't wish 10 ring the bell for fear of
alarming the old Folks.
Presently he heard the door open, and
the old man ihuttercd something about
somebody's being ''too fresh"
"Did you address Yourself to mc!"
asked Jones. springing ZIP with Il fash
ing eye.
NO." repiicl the Old gentleman,
mildly. 81 was speaking o: The paint on
the steps. Ii was put there Only this af-
tcrnoon."
Jones found with dismay that the
statement WAS true, and it only required
about two minutes for him To reach his
room and son? and WATER I;cr,s SiJt-
mas.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
SOMETHING IN \ NAME.

Fricnd-"Why do you call your insti-
tuition The l!enlthcry' when you have So
many sick pa;icnts!'
Quacll Doctor. Because | should
never get II patient if called it The
Sickcry '''-Judgc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15

piece of flannel; dry quickly with soft
clean towel and wipe out the corners
carefully. Polish with Il piece of com
mon chamois skin or newspaper that has
been softcncd by rubbing between the
hands
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
EEIENn 40 LnNGEn

'IIow is your friend, Bcggs9"
Gle isn't my friend any longer
"Why. how is that?"
"IIc did me deadly injury, ana
aon't suppose he'll ever consent to for
give me for it. Chicayo Lc,igcr
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15
WHAT SHE WANTED,

'Pa, do you know that this is nv
eighteenth birthdaya"
eyes, my dear"
Spa, I want you to do me a great favor
m my birthday" and tho beautiful girl
buried her glowing face in the patcrnal
bosom.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-11-15

"And what is the favor my little girl
Mants3"
'Pa, you have inneuncc with the YES
try, haven't youl"
swell, yes, my dear
"Thcn have them move tina: gas lamp
away from right in front Of our gate.
Thus it was that the fond father dis
covered that daughter isn't a little girl
always. She had beau.
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BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES EI;OoI
VARIOUS SOURCES.

lis Cho;cr-Somethin III n Name
Had Been Thcrc-AIakin:;
Hapid Progress.
Etc. Etc.
"Wherr do you think" said shc,
"rhe Worlds fair ought to bo"
He drew her to his side
Aud hugginS her replied.
"lm satisfied, my dear
To hold the fair right here
Life.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21
WONDEELY BUILDING.

steady growth of business, and cacA
year shows an addition to their business
amounting 10 some thousands ot dOi-
lars. The territory Tor the groccrs to
cover is quite limited. rs points along
the lake cannot he touched during the
Summer season when goods can be de-
iiycred 10y boat from Chicago for a
lower figure than Grand Rapids men
can give.
These fact, cause the SIX large iObhng
houses here 10 do some close figuring
and tine competition is very strong. Inc
general impression j. that there
are about two more houses than
three should bc here. Ia order
to keep pace with the compc-
tltion thatcxlsss, Iobber, nave to sell
/ too close 90 make thc profits as iarge a.
thcv think they should hc.
Tno last year shows an increase I'M
business for every Wholesale grocery
/ house in tue city. especially m tie city
trade, % fact which shows tnc growth Of
tn" city. This has made d!icrcnct
/ of trade, with some 0l the houses. o.
| S2No. 600.
pue thing that tho wholesale grocer.
of this city would Ike 10 see j. Is illc ol
| boats running from Grand Haven To-
I -. lguace, touching tle lake sEo-e
/ towns.
! The dry goods iOhher probably iahcrs
under greater disadvantage than ans
, other membcr the iooeru fraternity.
! ne trade nfttst he-huslt- u0 ly fighting
the ground foot by foot against the
-ale,ncn from New York Boston.
! Philadelphia and Baltimore h0u- S.
Wh0 seem - make this. stoD-orer
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

the results Of the efforts of the enter
pl.sing residents that live here ana
nave seen the city grow; citizens mat
are blessed with an abundance ol
wealth and use IL 10 great advantage to
their place of abode.
Ere another year shall have passed, !,
MOnrOc-st. VIII he adorned with one Of
the handsOmcst blocks IN the city.
Reference Is made TO the "Wondcrly,
corner Campau Place and MOnroe-st,
an excellent illustration. as Il IS 10 APP
pear. accompanying this article. In
making such noteworthy improve
m,nt. especially m "A locality that prac-
tically icpres, nt> the business centre OF
the retail trade. a short description Of
tnc hUloing as u is to appear VIII he
! interesting reading matter TO the read
ers of the I.EGRAM-ilHEALD.
!. II WOudcrly, u having the plans
a1d specific tons of the new building
dra,ya up. combined beauty with com
fort. and as result tho block. when
completed, after following cv,rv line,
w.ll be- one 0l the most desirable to oc-
cuuv that Will hc found "a the city
sidney J O-goot. the w,ll-knovn
architect. drew up the plans and speci-
/ hcatous. which nave been completed. +.
and last Thursday morning work WAS
/ commenced. aud { IS expected will bc
completed n ~eIt mbcr.
The neW Wondcry building is 10 ho
/ SIX stories hCh. and so arranged that
from the second story up it can hc
utilized Tor offices cithcr single or N
sni'e The structure has 2 frontage or
/ Campau Place of hfty-fhree feet and
! op M0nra.-@t al nftr-0nc feet II is
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

mospheTe even IN the dampest az
weather. There VII not ~ daTk
room ou anS noor and the halls ale a.
~ Well lighted
That each floor MI be mostly en-
gagged even before work Is nushed
tileTe can IT, 40 ooutl. ~ every feature
placed n ths huildng ls tae tVsi that
money can secure. Work Wlii h. pushed
mpdly forward every effort hene
made a. have the hoek ready fer ol-
culancy by September. of lhe many
contracts g. is iet the following have
hcen gwen. Mason n03k a. ioskins A
Mauldef carpenter work "a koNSon
Bros fron sors q ". G Hopson. stone
WaTk 90 Anton luh.
ia max * Ihe improvements on hls
building Nj Wonosfly shows no small
amount of enterprise and IL deserving
of much credit. Ii block Nlll oe an
ornament 10 the city and stately
monument 81 beauty o. the BUSINESS
portion 81 husfing Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-21

papers delivered regularly and on time,
and are bound 20 have il that way.
Fair Warning,
Our readers are now pretty well sat
shed with the paper they are receiving
and we propose that they shall remain
satisfied. The Jackson Sta, saws
There are hut few newspapers that
are now making more progress than
the TELEGRAN-HEEAD. ana II may ue
said also that there arc not many. more
deserving OF the liberal patronage bc-
slowed.
Whether We ere deserving 0f patron
age We leave. 20 those who be>t0w their
favOrs. bat We can truly shy, and most
earnestly too. thar we propose - keep
mp oar present progress. And now,
o4 tuls anniversary of tine sunday
paper. with a smiling and happy face.
dressed I'M nm entire new wardrobe. I'M
new and attractive form. enlarged and
boat ned bat still the Same ncW>y. en
terpr~rng. and varm-hearted news
paper as IF old, the IEIEgP ANI-IIERALD
grccts old friends and new. anG with
reupwed assurances Of tn1t faith m tho
tuturc. both for itself and the city
which u has always maintained IN the
uaSt