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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-18

nesday ana thursday - tne
New Millinery.
Good news at the Silk coun.
ters. The perfect light Of the
Transept makes it the ideal
place for examining qualities |
and comparing colors in Silks.
When buying here you see and
know precisely what you are
getting.
The special news OF the day
is about 900 pieces Black Surah
Dress Silks. A large purchase,
various grades. at prices that
pay losses to the makers, but
profits to you-or rather to the
1000 women, more or less, that
can be supplied with one dress
each from this lot.
Several grades are one.third
of prices. Even the lowest is
reliable.
IoH and 90 inches wide at
50, IS, and 60 cents.
25H inches wide at 60 and
rs cents.
a3H inches wide at rs cents,
and one inch narrower at IS
cents.
Have you seen our Spring
India Silks The prices are rs
cents, 81, SI.25 and $3.50. The
styles are the best and newest
work Of the best French artist
designers.
| West Transcpt.
1000 bars Glycerine Soap at
| 10 cents a bar will be on sale
at 10 o'clock this morning, SUBJ
ject to the same special condi-
tons as heretofore made.
Centre OF main foor.
The Flower Sprays for cor
sage and house decoration are
nearly gone. This half.price
chance won't come again this
year.
Tulip, were si.5o. now IS cents.
P0ppies wareto. nov IS cents.
Chrysa n themums we're IS now IS cents
Roses were rs, now So cents.
steps.
| About one hundred "Silk
Blankets, Roman stripes-gay
of course. None OF the "Silk''
Blankets are all silk-cotton
warp, but out OF sight. Five
styles, $2.5o each. The finish
isn't quite up to the foreign.
You save $3.50 or 50 on each
Blanket because ofit
Near women's waiting Room.
i Wamsutta Muslin Drawers
ten plaits and a hem. 50 cents
a pair. Made in our own fac.
tory at that.
second roor. Juniper street side.
Some of the finest Double
Damask Table Linen that eve,
came to this market; choice
designs, at SI.65 to $2.5o a
yard. We got it we'll under
the market or 1t wouldn't be
going for SO little.
Napkins to match, SO to SIS
a dozen.
Southwest OF centre.
Figured Linen Lawns. The
very name has a clean, COO
sound. Sheer, dainty stuffs
They wouldn't fit a slouch,
person. Full lines, ~ to 3oc.
Southwest OF centre.
i Another little lot OF silver
triple plate) at about half
There'll be an end of making
things for fun after awhile.
ts Castors, s275 to C go
tChud's Cups, d Is to el6O
2tnpoon holders. d. % to S2.Y
~ Butterdlshee, o. 50 TO $50
- Cake Baskets. .! IS uOt3 IS
8Fiuit or Berry Dishes, o. to Nt0
Second door. tar centre. Four elevators.
/ There's an exhibition of the
"One Minute Coffee Pot go
ing on in the Basement. One
OF the thickest crowds show:
where it is. Saves worry and
: coffee as we'll as time.
| Basement. near centre.
JOHN WANAMAkER,
. CARPETS.
|CARrErs'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-18
lAINEs CELERY COMPOUND
It Made Mother Stong

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~ ~ ss.rs xsssSs'e az srs,;p n s;'ssp - mo sHRs
!Sshe rains's celefy co1posns. ss1 ieis re-
~ ~ - II ~ Tire cay asisr usiae g I ncw
;S:s: ;Sss: s:s s:s =; SS; S;
Pain6s Celery Oomuound
ctss.9tAcas and suiles up the od, ana eu.es
~ ,nc,s:.,,,cn
Sovsf q SssssS bsi:rS ISaH ScmpHoSSS 70 ~ ss''''
AIerseet Tnnie asa lnyieoratos. II
0tVBs a8W Ak41.
~ s:ss Sa ss :se .hs nsys ss :s;s s.
sy ess I'D az SSsRR sns f:: u:sG :si
anl we'll. ana sesI g thosGS there Va neW
sssSsiaSS 'asc o:,.iss.s %s ~: ..s :y
YOUR BABY S S!:. :: TX ,rSEs SsS re SoSS SS'
CLOTHING.
THE aREATHsT REDUCTION OF
II. 0ERHART'S.
FINE .TAILOBlN0.
In order 70 reduce . heavy stock ana give
sSdiE tcs - sc%seAss q tns Winter .ss:Oa
set s ast.eisss srtisls ior 8 smsli ame.nt d
sS;Sss,' ss;s, special attention p:,as e an or'''
No. ~ North Queen Street.
| AOnly Direct importing Tailor IN the City
OF Lancaster.
| a TTENT1ON
- lrsspectfully call 70 my Purchases for
Ths LATEST Noveltsssia
SPRING OYERC0H
] The Latest styles in
Euitings and Trouseriugs.
" prices are the lowest consistsn, with
Ny REPUTATION RsrABLlsHED.
Nj AIN ID. HOLD IT.
AS K EWI
HOS. aa AVID %, WEST KING sTRRET.
mAr13-Smd
Il
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-18

FaIIADsLSuIA. 6oaday. larsA IL ias.
Tomorrow first view Of
Spring Wraps and Dresses for
mamma, girls, and the baby.
Next week-Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday - the
New Millinery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-18

great many remedies are sdyerte seo To
whether the article ts good or bad. The good
reputation which DIR Buli's Babv syrup en-
yIice only q cents
Laxador IL the sovereign remedy for dys.
psrsis and ali digestive disorders. Price Z;
cents package. FOR sale by all druggists,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-18
ASTRlCH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KrNo SrRssr.
LANCASTER. Pa.

On Monday We offer the following
Stamped Goods at special prices.
Stand Covers, "a inches long, butcher
linen, one row Of openwork, 2lc.
Butcher Linen, with whipped fringe,
2lc.
Monte Cloth, with satin dado border
and whipped fringe al around, 4sc.
Monte Cloth, with dado border and
wide knotted fringe, 500.
openwork and knotted fringe, ESQ.
Monte Cloth, with rows Of handsome
0penwork, at csc.
Sideboard Covers, 72 inches long, with
ono row Of openwork or whip fringe, Sic.
70 inches long, 44c.
Monte Cloth, ~ inch long, ono row OF
openwork and handsome knotted fringe,
One lot Of Monte Cloth, p inches, 8
rows Of openwork and heavy knotssd
Handsome Goods, IS, IS, 90, csc and
Splashers, butcher linen, fringed, for
lOc; larger heavy fringed for 1sc; linen,
with one row Of openwork and fringe, at
aSc Sc hss.y heavy LIN nen q. with whipped fringe
N Monte Cloth, with dado border and
43c.
Towels, one row Of openworked fringe,
at 17c.
White Monte Cloth, dado border, 29c.
Openworked, both ends, ut 48c; for
merly csc.
Doylies, stamped Monte cloth and
whipped fringe, 8 for lOc; size SIS.
1Oxl0, same style, 4 for 25c.
Pillow Shams, II and 22c to-day.
Stamped Aprons, l7c; long strings, &C
to-day.
Children's Stamped Bibs, monte cloth
and dado border, 19c.
Washrags, &c apiece.
One lot OF China silk for Tides, 48c.
Wash China Silk, extra wide, CSC; oil
colOrs.
Take advantage of these low prices
while you have q chance.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-02-09
WHEN BESSIE DIED.
ny JAMES wHITcoMB RILEY.


If from your own the dimpled hand had Slipped
And ne'er would nestle IN your palms again.
II the white feet In the grave had tripped.
When Bessie died,
We braided her brown hair. and tied
IL Just rs her own little hands
Had fastened back the siIken strands
thousand timeS-the crimson bit
OF ribbon woven into IL
That she had worn with childish pride
SmOothed down the dainty bow and cried.
When Bessie died.
When Bessie died
We drew the nursery blinds aside,
AND As the morning IN the room
Burst like primrose into bloom,
Her pet canary'S cage we hung
Where she might hear him when he sung
And Vet not any note lie tried,
Though she lay listening, folded eyed.
When Bessie died.
When Bessie died
We writhed I'm prayer unSatiSfled:
We begged of God. ana lie did smile
In silence ON US all the while:
Aud We did see Him through our tears,
Unfolding that fair form of hers.
She laughing back against Ills love
The kisses we had nothing OF.
And death fO us He still denied
When Bessie died
When Bessie died
Exchange.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-02-09

being the highest point In the state. water
runs north TO the Red river and south to the
Mississippi river from this point. We have
two organized charlottesville Presby terrain
and Lutheran; q good two-story school build.
ing. and splendid opportunities and plenty Of
room for moro business houses.
The society of Ashby is select, our people
being progressive. moral and law abiding. To
the stranger who comes TO settle among Ne or
to the visitor who seeks rest and recreation,
a hearty welcome will be given.
w. g. FOSTER.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-02-09

In this most interesting book. our country's
history Il told from the discovery OF Amer
lea down TO the election OF Grover Cleveland
as President of the United States. This book
contains sixty-seven chapters-about go
pages-giving full and authentic accounts
OF the Eorsemen, the Discoveries and Ex-
plorations of Columbus and the Cabots,
Spanish, French, English and Dutch Explo-
rations, the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers,
the Indians and their Wars, the Colonies,
their Settlement and Growth, the States
and their Settlement, the French and Indian
Wars, the Revolution and Its Battles, the
adm nistratlon of each President from
Washington 10 Grover Cleveland, the CIVIL
War. the Record of It's Battles and the Gallant
Officers OF the Army and Navy. the Eman-
cipation of 100000 Slaves, Reconstruction
and Peace. IL contains
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-02-09

We cannot do justice to the esteem In which
CUTIcURA the great Skin Cure, and CuTIcuRA
SOAP an exquisite skin Beautiher prepared from
e. and CurIcuRA X EsoIv KNr. the new Blood Pu-
rffieF, held by the thousands upon thousands
whose lives have been made happy BY the cure OF
AgoniEing, humiliating. itching scAly and plmply
diseases of the akin scalp, and blood with loss OF
hair.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-02-09

Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcuRA. 80 cents
SOAR, . cents; REsoLvENT q CO. Prepared by the
PoTTRn Dave AND CLINICAL Co., Boston, Mass
mB-Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pagee. 50 illustrations. and 100 testimonials
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-02-09

Every lady has heard Of even though she may never
have worn the famous "FOster" Md Glove. The
Foster" one of the best brands Of Kid gloves man
uactnred and the grade offer retals everywhere at
81 = 90 Sl0 pair, and In some places at even
higher prices good black Md glove Is always stylish
who this advertisement may secure pair
Free.
paper with national reputation u the best lam
y papers published Every number IL nll Of good things
o Interest and amuse the home circle. Our premium
offers lead all In value; want 10000 subserioers and
take this way to get them This advertisement VIII
appear but once and those who want % secure pair
Of these gloves without cost must act quickly state
size Of gloves wanted. To every Perso.i VINO vii
answer this advertisement and send 25 CENTS postal
note stamps 20 help pay postage, etc. we vii senu
1.-THE Ladies' BaxAr," one year frce. Inis -.
homes and unless yoa act &c once. this chance WIN %
$ass.. THE TxDTEs:BAzAR, Lynn. Mass-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-02-09

Gen. Greedy uses blew pencil to
write his hurricane predictions
Pittsbur0 Chronicle Telegraph.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-02-09

nHmaples BlackheAds. red, rough. chApped and
TIVE ely skin prevented by CUTIcURA Soar
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-02-09
EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED.
Until the skin was raw. Body
covered with scales like spots
OF mortar. Cured by the Gu
ticura Remedies.

lam going TO tell you of the extraordinary change
your CuTtCURA REMEDIES performed me
About the lat OF April last noticed some red PIN
pies like coming out all over my body, but thought
nothing Of 10 until some time later on when IL be-
gan TO look lIse spots of mortar spotted on, ane
which came OF In layers. accompanied with Itch
ing. I would scratch every night up al WAS W.
then the next night the sea &C. being formed mean
while, were scratched OF again. In vain aid con
suit all the doctors In the country. but without aid
After giving mp all hopes OF recovery. happened
to see advertisement In the Newspaper about
y0ur CUTICuRA RKMEDIma. and purchased them
from my druggist and obtained almost immediate
relief / began TO notice that the scaly eruptlous
gradually dropped or and disappeared one by one.
and have been FULLY cured. had the disease thir-
teen months before I began taking the CuTIcunA
REMnDIKs. and In four or Ave weeks was entirely
cured. Ny disease was eczema and psoriAsls. re
commended the CUTIcURA RKn EDIKs TO all In IN,
vicinity and know Of q great many who have
taken them and thank me Tor the knowledge OF
them, especially mothers who have babes with
scAly erupeions ON their heads and bodies can
not press I'm words the thanks TO you for what
the CuTIcuRA RKMKDIms have been TO me. Nj
body was covered with scales and WAS awful
spectacle - behold Now my skin Ia ~ nice and
clear 80 4 baby1.
GRO. CoTEY Merrill. Wis
Sept u. 1851.
Feb. T. isss-Not q trace Whatsoever OF the disease
f@h 49, mtx~
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-02-09
Sept. a. 1857.

Feb. z isss.-Not q trace Whatsoever OF the disease
cure. GEO. COTEY.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-02-09
600 Pages. with over so Illustrations

narrative so full OF picturesque incident
and romantic adventure should sweep the
reader along as by a charm and fascina-
ton. A history so pregnant with pure
thought and high endeavor should awaken
the sympathy and arousa=&A4 ambition of
the most sluggish. A freedom which has
cost much sweat of brain and blood, 80
much treasure of money and life, should
grow inexpressibly precious.
IL also contains the full text OF the Social
Compact signed In the cabin OF the May
flower; the Declaration of Independence !;
the Articles OF Confederation and Perpetual
Union the Constitution OF the United States,
together with the fifteen amendments; the
Farewell Address OF George Washington the
Proclamation OF Emancipation Chron-
illogical Summary OF United States History;
a list OF the States OF the Union, with date
and place OF nrst settlement, date OF admls-
list of Presidents and Nice-Presidents OF the
United States the National Census Tables
from ITO TO 1880.
, 1889-01-09
Lady DuffeTin and the
Women OF India
From the Dajty Telegraph

There was witnessed in Calcutta a
week ago a spectacle Of deep and
abiding intrrts' to India and very
honorable to the distinguished and
kind hearted lady who formed its
central figure, Yet we are wrong to
say il was witnessed at least, in the
usual sense of the word. The Muse of
History might, indeed, have been
aud doubtless wnS-prPsen', in her
character az a woman; and it is great
" to he hoped that CLIO will inScribe
in lasting letters on her tablets the re-
cord of y scrne SO touching, graceful
aid rich with promise for the future.
No masculine eve, however, saw the
ceremony, u mere mention of which
has reached this country; for it wa
, 1889-01-09

fcIal to the women Of Indin, Who may
be said until the present day to have
lived out Of reach of the help
CT modern medical science,
1t was to celebrate the success of
this tender and excellent triumph of
Lady Duffrrin, as well as f" bid
her a grateful farewell, that the seven
hundred native ladies attended II
week ago in the Throne-room of
Government House at Calcutta. We
may Imagine the brilliant and beauti,
fnl spectacle, which must have been
wholly unequpIled in regard OF colour.
display, aud general effect by any of
all those many dazzling Eastern
functions upon which the Marchio-
ness has g"zed. The Indies who
attended were all "purdahnashins''-
thai is to say, "owellerS behind the
curraiu"-Seldom or never seen ex-
crpt III their " apartments and by
their w families. On an occasion
like this they would array themselves
In their most treasured garments and
WI tdtlt' IGH Viz iCN'INO 'pSN bllN tuO
household Jewels would be proudly
produced from the chests where they
COMMONLY repoSe, TO b. donnpd for
the great day. The glitter of the
large brown eyes would be leigh
tened with soorma, the palms of
hands and feet made rosy-red with
mehndi or golden with saffron, the
fore head marks frightened with YER
million and turmrric, and the shin
ing black hair dressed to the last
glossy thread. Then, carefully in-
Quoted into bulIock-cart or palanquin
always behind thick wells and cur
tains. they would be borne into the
inner recesSes of the ViceregaI Palace,
guarded against the most casual
glance of any male eye. Yet an
artist, at least, might almost have been
forgiven if, like CIodius at the f%eStiv-
al of the Bona D1a, he had dared to-
lntrude himself in disguise amid the
outskirts of that select throng for
such a sight as Indy Dufferin must
have beheld when all the seven hun
Dire were grouped together before
her seat no King or Queen ever vet
commanded. Hindu and Muslin
women alike love bright colours and
pretty %adornments, and there is no
parterre in the richest garden, no
magazine Of the c%oStIiest silks and
%satIns, no play of hGrs in art or ma
ture which could have outrivnlled
that woman's Durbar. In rose. red
and sea-green, in purple and amber,
in scarlet and azure, in StufS OF silver
and gold and delicate f%anciful en-
broidery, decked in the boarded
Jewels of a hundred treasureroomS,.
the Calcutta ladies must have looked
like a living garden, as their dusky,
eager faces crowded about the kind
Vice-Queen, and the delighted gra-
titude and affection in their eyes out
sparkled the diamonds and sapphires
coruscating upon their shapely limbs.
There has been no female dress since
the days of Aspasia and Artemisia so
graceful and BETTING as the ordinary
Indian sari and choli. Not to recog
-J -.
, 1889-01-09

ladies of the Indian capital, who at.
tended at Government House in solemn
state, assembling in The Throne room
TO-: the purpose Of presenting an adj
dress. This portion of the Vlceregal
abode had been convert ed for the day
inroa j4aIou~Iy guarded zrnana. Every
man was rigidly excluded, ard even
the Niceroy, we learn. was compellcdto
absent hItn~,l Ii from the Palace until
the ceremony had concluded. A lady
correspondent Lns, however, youch-
sated some few particulars Of This
feminine Durbar. She states that The
ceremonial presented a marvellous
pageant, lit up with flashing weIs,
and brilliant with varied coIouring;
while The occasion of the assemblage
'lnduced an attitude of grateful sym
pnthy, which exalted us character
from an exhibition of scenic pomp into
a touching display of human emotion"
In the course Of her reply TO the adj
dress, Lady DUFFERIN said, con re-
turning to England | shall have no
greater pleasure than that of convey.
ing to the EMPRESS your expressions
OF loyalty and gratitude, and of assur-
ing her OF the stability and vitality of
a work in which her Majesty has ever
taken so great and active nm interest
The work in question is the noble
crusade for supplying medical aid to
the women If India. which Lady
DUFFERrN has made her chicfand con.
Stanl business during the reign of her
lllu>tlions Lord. and which she has
carried to "A point of development that
assures It's further spread and cOnllrm-
ance. The gentlenesS of soul which
inspired this notable movement for
the benefit of Indian women has been
accompanied by equal wisdom in de-
sign aud sagacity in administration; aud
there are now securely founded five
lea ding female medical schools in CAL
cutta, Madras, Bombay, Lahore, and
Agra, with scholarships and 2rantS-in.
aid to hospitals aud dispenSaries These
tact, constitute the substantial begin,
ings of a large and useful system of
medical help to the mothers, wives
and Girl children of the Peninsula, all
established out of the seven Iakhs Of
rupees which have bern subscribed to
The "Lady DUFFERIN Fund" SIM
pathy has been shown from all sides
for this admirable idea. Hindu high
priests at Baidyanarh, TripnnIe, and
other places have brOught money for
female scholarships. Maharai,~ and
Maharanis have given gold and jewels;
nnIive municipalities have gratefully
taken up the benign initiative. Seven
female hospitals have been founded,
and are entirely supported by private
IiberaIity. The Princes of Oodevpore,
UIwar, and Durban9ha have each built
a new hospital, and each maintains a
lady doctor in his State. The Nizan
of HYDERABAD has announced his in
tnetion of erecting n hospital in com
memoration of the QUEEN. EMPREss's
Jubilee. Hospitals for the training of
dhais, or midwives, have been estab-
Iished at Nagpore and at Rangoon.
Many moreare projected; the Mnharnja
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-21
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.

A goose with several links Of gold chain
in its craw was killed at San Lucas, Cal, re-
Gently.
At Waterville, W. T., squirrels are SC
plentiful that they enter peoples houses and
eat the crumbs from under the tables.
While party of children were out berry
picking near Annapolis, N S., a bear made
his appearance and killed and ate one little
boy.
D. J. Charbonneau, Of Williamstown, KY
has hen that is fourteen years old. She has
laid no eggs for four or five years, but i:
sound and hearty.
A Cademus, Mich, farmer fed flock OF
swine several gallons of cider which was no'
soft. The hogs went on glorious drunk for
three days, and few of them passed peace
fully away, never realizing what had touched
them.
John Brown, of Long Branch, is a veteran
fisherman, and he donned a bathing suit and
sauntered into the surf to coax out the finny
creatures of the sea. His first bite nearly
pulled him off his feet, but he landed his vic
tim. 1t proved to be striped bass weighing
thirty-five pounds and measuring three fee,
eight inches in length.
A man who went to pick berries near Bear
Lake, Pa, was found some hours later lying
on the grass unconscious with a huge rattle
snake fastened TO his trousers. The snake
was killed and the man revived with cold
water. He had not been bitten, yet he was
affected just as if he had been Until his find
ers talked him out of it.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-09-21
LITTER FROM A CLERGYMAN.
Grateful Acknowledgment of Cures by the
Cuticura Remedies
A minister and his Iirtle hey cured of oh
stinate skin diseases 10y the Cuticura
Remedies Praises them everyw here. 49,
IN The NJ. lnms. and IN III. SironI

A minister and his Iirtle hey cured of oh
stinate skin diseases 10y the Cuticura
Remedies Praises them ywhcre,
IN the pupt, home, and in the street.
For about thirteen years l have been troubled
with eczema or some other Cutaneous disease which
ali remedies Jailed 10 cure, Hearing OF the Ct IL
CUBA REMEDIES resolved to give them trial
and purchased one bottle OF CUTICJ TA EESOIvENT.
one box OF CUTTCURA and one cake CUTICTRA
SOAR. followed the directions carefully ana ii
affords me much pleasure TO say that before using
two boxes Of the CTTICURA. four cakes q CJTI-
CUEA SOAP. and one bottle uf CUTICURA REsoL-
VENT I was entirely cured
In addition 10 my own case. my baby hoy, then
about five months old waS suffering with what
! supposed 70 b" The same disease NINE 20 such
an extent that hls head coated over with solid
scsh, from which there constant How Of pus
wh~yh was sicSeriDc 70 look upon. besides two
large SUEur-iike kernels on the hack q his head.
Thanks 10 You ana your wonderful CCTICUBA
kENEDuTS. his scalp j. perfectly well and the kcr
nel> have been scattered that there : only one
Hule place 10y his LEFT ear, and yha; is healing
nicely. Instead 81 a coating of slahs he has fine
coat of hsiv. much better than thar which was de
struNej by tie disease. ! would that the whole
world - sufferers from SKIN and blos,i diseases
knew the value Of Your CVTICURA REMEDIES As
l do
The CUlCUEk SOAR and CJ-TtCVRA Il SOLVENT
are each worth jeU times the price III which they
are sold. have never used any other toilet soap
n ely house since UEhl The first cake OF your
G TICUBA SOAP. lw0uid * fnEUUsa as wei a.
uuEraittUl should TAI 10 speak well o. and recon-
mend your CT TtCURA RENEnlES 10 every sufferer
who came in NY reach ! have spoken q IL. and
shall continue TO speak q Il from the pulpit IA the
homes, and in The street Praying that you may
live long and do others the same amount OF good
Won hava done me and my child I remain yours
gratefully. crew {. n. MANNING.
Box :, Acworth. Ga