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and not a patching up.
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have never seen n symptom
since. By describiag case
fgiIy we can treat You By
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who prefer 90 come here for
treatment can do so end We
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here IL VIC fail 20 cure. We
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too, az the most emiaens
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p0rary relief. In our fiVs
years practice with this
MAGIC REsIEDT it haa
been most difficult 70 over
come the prejudices againss
all so-cailed specifies. Bus
under OEr strong guarlnte8
you shouid not hesitate to
Try this remedy. You take
no chance % losing your
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and az We have a reputa-
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ABBIE / I.ASE

Mrs. Abbic I. Lane Benedicia Me- is the dauRh-
ter Of George Metcslf, Co. j. SJh Ne. She is fair
Of medium hight wiii dark hair and eyes.
Mrs.. q. ", Gordon is the young wife OF a SD H.
veteran residing at Eureka Springs. Ark, the
famous health resort. She is "A Jealous worker in
and blue eyes.
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Ayers Pills are palatable, safe for children,
and more effective than any other cathar,ic.
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Ifyou need medicine it is not safe to delay till
hot weather. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla now,
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The Happy Household.
STRAWBERRY CREAM.

DEAR j. IL. J send a recipe for strawberry
cream. which l. very nice. One quart Of straw
berries. oHe-half box Of geatine; one pint Of
cream one large cup Of sugar one-hHlf cup Of
boi water MASH Lse bcrTies then add the sugar,
auC ma-h together aud Jet them sand some lime.
Whip thr cream 90 a froth and have the gciatine
soaked iH enough csd water 10 cover. Strain the
guicc from! tiic strawberries, getting much az
possible. through muslin. Now dissolve the gela-
tse ~ hOt wafer aud strain m into the slra berries
ElHce tlc basin IN another Of Cc-Water aud stir IL
until b begins 60 thiclcen: then add the whipped
cream and put into molds 10 harden.-Mattie T.
Thompson. 1aieI Dell " Va
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
sancktisya, city la Missouri.
Saai, u continent.
Pwcn,or. town IN Rhode Island.
schryscu, city ia New York.
CTicAt, ocean.
hafmas Racco city ia California.
The tniiiAls spell the name of The state In which
Ilive.-fTuda Bowers Uilcy.
HISTORIC BURIAL-PLACEs
My first is a small domestic animal
by second Is "A letter
My third is toilet article
Whole is a noted place OF iuterment found az
Rome; one also Rt Pnris,-May Is. Sparks.
c. c. WISH.
Composed Of ~ letters
1911 - not ripe.
3. 4. s. queer.
10. 9, not out
Z, q. 8, Il kind Of vase.
=, H. J, .. pointed stick.
Samuel B. H. Huffman, Manchester. H.
IMPORTANT.
am composed Of IS letters
Ny 10, H. H. Is Is gift
My l3, 2, 4, !, II. IA transparent fluid.
by 70, T. 8, 5, = TO set loose.
My Z. e, 4. prefix.
My whole we should all he Interested In.
-R. NJ Einerson
THE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM IN THE SPRING.
season; a particular grace.
An animal; a twig.
Contend: vowel permit.
An article girls nickname; a vowel; d Joint
An article Of food; dish.
Not sour; u mans name.
boy nnmei proposition; an article: an ele-
vailed desk,
fOpi "A wild animal.
serpent; language
Origin; the lowest position.
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C C. Sketches.

q. J. WCtLIOH. MAY Il. SPARKS.
q. J. Mclilroy, Louisville XIV. has been n c. c.
member and industrious Searcher and Solver
for SIX years also contributor To Brain Hackers.
lie has a large collection Of photographs and auto
graphs Of &. e. friends. His favorite authors are
LonEfeilow and Byron
May B. Sparks Joined the c c. in October. 1889;
daughter 81 Co. &. DIST Mo veteran an attorney OF
batavia. Iowa. May is five feet four inches in
hight; weight, 100 pounds; hair dark and eyes
gray. She Is an intellectual young girl, fond Of
the c e, music and books, and particularly inter
fsicd In Lie Isnnl EIrcle
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HAUNTED.

BB Zoid ". BOYLE.
shall hear the great sea raging,
shall hear your Anguishcd cry,
shalt hear the wild Wind shrieklug
Till die.
lie al nighttime thinking
How the waves above you weep,
Til 10 seems my heart Is breaking,
Then sleep.
And dream see you kneeling,
a. you knelt that day in prayer,
With ray Of sunlight falling
On your hair.
Then hear the waiers rasing,
And see your face again,
And wake and call upon you
Ia my pain.
And your form will ever haunt me,
Tai / clasp your hand once more,
And you turn and smile upon me
As Of yore.
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LADIEs' CuARAnr.

BY fret and second Of no use to mankind
until they are separated. But when my second
has been taken from my first which is then Of ltie
value, properly prepared. and then manufactured
into my third, my whole j. then article OF dress
highly pTized by ladies.-D n. simons
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BRAIN-RACKERS.

ITO CONTRIBUTORS Ia sending answers nama
No. Of THE NArIoSAf. TnIguSEin which the puzzle
inlound. Apg~cTs Of gucszers may no forwarded
within "A week pfcr receiving this THIBusE. DO not
make numerical euignIAs OF your names.
Answers must accompany all puzzles forwarded. !
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE NAY %.
An Epic Heroine Beatrice
~ Royal Purple-pnnsy
Interesting To- the g. GLORIOUS Corner.
g &. fuzzlcr-FrauE l.. ToioA-
\ g. G. Dcparimont-iinppy Household
Rhyming Enigma-Ncson A Mites
What the &. &. Boys Should Not Do-Use to-
bacco.
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Harry HOUSEHOLD: having tried many OF the
RECIPES given by C. g. sisters aud finding them
very uscr herewith send one which j. excellent:
Take ihrce larse oranges cup Of sugar; three
eggs Iilut % milk AcagJug Tablespoonful
q c0rustarclI- Peel aud slice Tic oranges place
them Ia $40 eagthen dish cover with half Of Tie
sugar. Beai tie yolks 81 the eggs and remainder
o. sugar, starch together aud pour into boiling
milk sir uaiil Il thickegs. Pour hot over the
orsages and set away 10 cool. Take the whites oi
tie egg bezteu TO stiff froth for fFostng Put II
over tie ses aud sci the dish ia pan 81 water
and place j. boz the oven 10 bFOwa.-FlOra ID. White
Carson Cltv Mich
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Editors Chat.

TIE Briar IIiu o. schoolgirl who wants 10 join
tie C. e. scnds good references, but fails TO give
her own name.
v v. J.. must remember that fun name Is re-
quiled u contributors.
I2aie u. aud Flora A.: The Editor will hold your
beiaed communications until next Memorial Day.
Reunion Of the Cleveland lO.J g. q. was held
Memorial Day. al $50 .. ~. al tie home Of Berthe
KiilEm, 81 Marion street All had attended the
imposing services and parades connected with
tie unrailug Of the Garfield monument aud re-
eeiVed new lessons Ia patriotism and heroic ex-
SIMPLE. hssiIsal expect n full account from Berthe
Of the iavoTltc q e. writer's.
There is considerable talk u the organization IL
Tie 4. q. by slates. Kate Warlhen, Kendall Kan.
hopes Kansas Nebraska, Iowa and Missouri viii
hold meeting al the s. Of V. EncaInpmeut ST
Joseph, No, fourth week ia August I'd Ram
dOiph. Cameron. &eb.. would like Nebraska ls who
would msei al the time u the GAR State Re.
union az Grand Island 10 write him. Julius ~.
G9gan, HHlision, Mich, urges the G. C. Of that
Slate 10 give up side issues and all unite ia a
Reunion ~ Lansing, the State capital rich in war
Tees. Time, July 10 s. II the Division Encamp-
Inent s. Of V. should meet there. He would hear
from all.
by request Of Mrs Sylvester Reeler C'Aupt
May y tic c. g. have had an opportunity Of ex-
pressing themselves on the plan for helping a
worthy FelerHn's family by paying five cents a
vote for some Object. Protests lave reached boil,
Aunt May and the Editor against voting for
the most popular member" 30 something must
be done Therefore, the Editor takes the respousi-
bilty % saying that the vote shall be on f ,,,s
popular General IA the army, the quilt when mr.
chased 10 20 10 the National Relief Corps Home
for Army Nurses. So let The voting he hrfsl
You can vote many times as you like. iust ~
you send I've cents FOR every vote Thus the vet
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80. TErsrrNn ~ nnn-

VIII some Of those kind people who have n
place ia ti4eF heart Tor the solder aud his
family, pleAse send letters, reading matter and
scraps Of calico aud worslcd. To my dear invalid
mother to help Inss away some Of tie lonely hours
OF her confinement? My father is insane, and
mother and are lnyniids: but we have not lost
faith aud trust in God You may address
mother. al Rock Crock. O.-Mrs. NJ. T.. WOolsey-
as we hope 10 20 back here coon. Now, thanking
you all for past Kindness remain with love your
suffering q Z, sIster-Mnl,el Mnnlaer
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cEoTcE cELEgY SALAD

HAPPY HoU-EHoID. A sice and cheap celery
Ballad j. made by taking five cold boiled potatoes
and cboIspluE U8em. Take equal au5Ount Of
IHely chopped celery aud mix. Make a sauce or
dressing, 81 lal cup vinegar. egg half table.
EoOnill butter little mustard pepper and salt to
taste. Los stirring gently Ia keep from burning.
AN nearly tisCk cusiaFd. Pour over tie celery
sluo fotat0es and mix thoroughly, when IL IL ready
for tIe iable.-JOsie Blocker.
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c. C. BASKET PICNIC.

FRIENDS or THE G. c.: ID hHs been proposed
tAat we have Ii basket picnic In Snugus the 18th Of
June, aud Mr.. Williams and myself unite in ex
lending Invitation to Nil g. c. members 10 come.
There Is quite pretty grove back of our home
ana we can spread the tables under the trees. Now
let me Introduce 10 you George Ballou, Newton
vile. Mass, tNiHas soldier husband and Fannie
A. smith. dorchester, Mass, mother Of Walter e.,
our Council Seeretary.-Annie L. Williams.
CALL AT THE MUSICAL CONSERVATORY.
DEAR c. C.: If Isora 5. Crangie HolmesvilIe
Neh htd called nt the Conservatory Of Music, Lin
cola, Neb., she would have seen two g. G. girls
who would be very glad TO meet heT-Miss Jeanne
watson and myself, aud one who does all sine can
10 heip the good cause along.-Jesse Johnson.
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H0NE-MADE CEULLERs

HAPPY HoUeI1HOID. To nine tHbIespOonf0ls Of
EruElaael sugar add four tablespooufiso Of melted
baiter. Beat wen together, t!len add three we'll
beaten cEgs. iwo heaping tca~pOoufuls Of baking
powder, ono cup % milk, teasF0onful Of salt
aud la.t "a small grated nutmeg. Mix with -four
just riiE enough 10 roll. wish all would try and
report ~ iac pcrsOuaily.-Lizze :. Aieiey Swedes-
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Mary i. Wallace, 8; w G. Wiley. 7; II. F. Emer-
son, y; Edith Cole, 3; Daisy B. North. 10; Emma
e. Clements, 3 Raymond Slirk, 6; Matte Ross,
?; klma Armstrong. 9; James t. Alger, 8; John
NJ Murphy, D; Ella Hancock 81 Mrs. ii. Il. Pope,
!; n. r. Hubbs, ); Anna V. johnson, /; Newton
9 Myers, o; Bernice T. Thomas, 6; Chas. Richie,
10; Edna Nj. Poor, . Alice Riley. .; Edwin NJ.
Southland, B; Sallie Stanbcrry, 4; Il. Lula Julian,
= Annie i. Williams 9; Flora ID. White. 8; Ella
BTuuer l.
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A STORY WITH A POINT.

FRIEEDs or THE C. c: / thought Brother Sea
mans letter, Boil IL Down" fitted like the bark
On tree. Abraham Lincoln believed ia common
sense too. On CHANGING at IA yOlUminoBs report
that committee had reported the great e < Presi-
dent said: should want a new ease of life To
read this through" Throwing IL upon the table
lac added: Why can't committees Of this kind
occasionally exhibit a grain Of common sense
u ! send a 10 buy horse for me, / EXPECT
linn 10 tell me his points not how many hairs al @
iu hls tail" 30 u - with our contributions. The
Editor likes us 10 contribute. bat wants the
points" not the number 81 " hairs Z" la the tail
Let tie &. &. give more attention 10 their motto
" Progress aud success and happiness viii be
theirs-JulIus W. GogaTn, Camp lCs ;. Of v, Hall
stou, Mich.
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Conversation Club.

Rules otfhe C7ub.-I. Write briefly. ?. Write only
on one side of the paper. B. Write 10 the point. 4.
Write on one subject. g. Write your best G..
Send answers 10 all puzzles for of Editor Each
week the names of those writing the best letters
cral merit Cousidercd-will Ice named ut the head
Of this column on the Honor Roll. First honor
VIII include all of these requirements. Second
honor viii include deficiency in sumo one point
No others will be named
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teran's family will get the money and the National
Home The quilt; Aunt May will get the desire o.
her heart, which is TO help the needy, and the
Editor will get the satisfaction Of knowing that the
scheme works well, and publishing the result fol
the benefit of all concerned.
While on the subject of the c. C. quilt voting
IL is TO the point 10 reproduce portion Of letter
received from "A veterans widow, Xenia, o., urging
the G. G. TO heed Aunt Mays appeal. Hear her:
Let "A mother who knows from bitter experience
what IL - 60 lose a home, speak I'm behalf of hei
who thus calls upon you. You may never know
how much suffering, how many sad, bitter
hcart-aches your little nickel may save some
poor soul, but God will bless the effort. A few
dimes from the many would have saved nay
home, but only one answered, Mrs. Sarah NJ
y. BattCls. God bless that womanl All hel
life she has done her part. But il was lost, and
every day since has been "A struggle, stemming o
the tide, yet ] send my mite 10 help in ali such
cases. Let us build such monuments while in life
and not wait until the dies, then fill his grave
with flowers he cannot Sec Let us honor the dead
soldier, but care for the living.
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sEARcHERs AND soLvERs.

First Honor-Zola NJ. Boyle, New York City.
Second Honor-E. Lula Julian, indianapolis
Ind.
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oi aSsocihuons wlll be marked S.N. and b.N.l
Flora Dana, DIV. 10Th VT waitsfield, VT; Car-
ence l.. 1lawley, Camp Co. :. of v, Ottawa. ILL.,;
Harry JeHords VS.. S9th ~ Y, Upper Isle, n. Y;
Laura a. Goss, V. wife, salem Mass. Sarah NJ.
Leske, Courtland, Mimi; Emma NJ Dearborn,
v.d. lith Ind, Malott KY, had n grandfather in
tae Union army. great grauufs her in The war Of
1872 and n great Z reat- grandfather under Wash
ingion IN the Revolution; Helen =. C. Norton,
V: wife, Dorset o.; George Balou. Ncwtonville.
Mass; Fannie 4. Smith. mother Walter O.. Dor
chester, Mass; Ella lIumbcrt shannon, H.; Annie
Martin. Cuba, Mo; Fred Dare, lG5th N y,
Seidcn, J.. l.; John 4. Meadows, Sidney, Mont:
Mabel A. Rye, Waitsiied vi; WILDER W. Young,
Ladogs, lnd J. b. Carver, Killingly, Conn. To-
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| Look Mt our Blue Ribbon: S2.25 Men 8
| Shoes at H. VI. COHEN x BROS.
Personals.

PERSONALS.
Mr.. Mar ON Cain, of Sumter. Il student
Of Furman University. is on visit to his
sister, VIII" is pupil ut Clifford Seminary.
and the iamj Y Of Rev. R. G. Lamplcy.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Harmon, Of New
barry. is visiting Mrs. l.. +. Mcsdor and
family.
Rev Il. C. Iamrlcy has gone to sumter.
on visit to his former pastoragc. lie will
he absent about ten days.
Mr.. J. Sumt,r Moore. OF Spartanburg,
visited relatives aad friends here this week.
We received call this week from Capt.
f. Z. McKi.>ick. the travelling corrc.pon-
dent Of the Ns,cs amt taurj,r.
Maj. Town.rnl. William Munro. Esq,
ani Capt. G. G. Culp went to Spnrt.nburg.
ur professional business last Friday.
Mrs. Percy M-hon, OF Newhcrry, ia visit
ing her sister. Mr., l.. +. Mcadqr am
firmly.
| Mr.. Eiwarl L. Eison, of JoneSv;lle, ha,
accepted position with Mr.. K. T. Gee.
| Mr. i T. Mailman. uf Spartanburg. WA
in town Monday. on II visit to his son Daniel
who j. quite sick with bilious fever.
Cadet Hazel l.. Seattle left for Charleston
last Tuesday. to resume his studies at th
Ctldel.
Miss Sa'lic McKi..ick and Miss Minnie
Gee. left Tuc.day. to enter Converse College
at Spartanhurg.
Mr. Robert A. Oh hn- entcrci the ). Z
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PANIC N SrNrrANErEG. = prrianhurg.
September n During an amaiucr rcrf,r.
nance. The Carnival of Commerce. here to-
night. fire broke out behind the scenes The
house waS packed ir"m top - h"ttom. lcav
ing no sanding room. The curtrin had
Just gone down on Ihr first act. whcna hlI2c
was seen /" burst from len side ui the stage
and panic cn~ucd. In u twiuking hum
drcdS Of lr"plc mostly lll cS and children
were Surgng mck and forth aud screaming
ai the top of their v"icr+. The fire aud cX-
citcmcnt were both quickly sub iucd or the
fatalities must have been rn"rm"ua. The
hre caught i'll some proper ir> in the sage
dressing room and had quickly spread 10
the stage. when it was Il :" .,er,d and extin.
guishcd. .--N,,rx ,nR Eo,y,,r
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OCTOBER WEATHER. .by special arrange

Ocr"nER WEATHER.. by special arrange
ment with Rev. Irl II. Hicks the noted
weather prophet of ST. Louis, Mo-, AL adj
vance sheet of his meteorological fore
casts or October to appear in the for.h-
comios issue of his monthly journal, Word
"m6 UorhS, las been received:
October should open with cool. bright
weather prevailing in most parts of the
country. llc:vy frost5 with some sharp
freezing will he most natural result during
the nights li'llng us from September into
October. On the ID and 81 sharp rise in
temperature, followed b." stormncss. may
be cooked foi, aud by the time the higher
temperature AMI storms touch the East
another blast i''om the North and West viii
have advanced past the middle oi the cor IT,
neat.
About The 7Ih it will hcS:u To turn quite
w4rm. with soft skies and Southcrly cur
rents, which cOnd Ion will grow until
st rms of marked cn""gy show thcmsclvc,
Oh danger days-Sth, 9TH and 10. Meteor
o'o"ic;.l laws will compel a pcr,o of three
i' four days o. shnrr f"cc ing and frcst af,cr
these or'ns, which condition will break
down progressively from West to Eat ON
aLd next to the lith and l5rh. Warm
Snn'herly winds, with rcsctionary sio~ms,
will he the rcsult-rollowcd aglin by the
regular cold wave.
y storm pc"Icd in which Vrlcan, Mcr-
cni" and Venus are directly c,ncc:ncl,
begins about the last day %" October. The
T"n'h Will go out with Using Temperature
and ihrca' cning indic,:ions, if not ac.ivc
storms, Il tie W-S'
The p'St summer has abun,iantly verified
the p:chctiOn of warmer aud ,lricr wcuhcr,
Whch, Ne must repeat, was only the begin
ming of period of at least three Seasons in
winch tn" same cilrac'cr Of summers will
p-cvail-thc crisis being reached about
lN'2. Tn" hca'" rains which have filicn
III many llaccs as we approached cur
antumnal equinox are tho na.uial express
>irmS %: Il dcpa' ting disturbance. the ab cnce
OF which will he more marked during all
the coming year. The prediction of c,ol
weather aud cnrly fros'S for the present
autumn has up to this date. Lccn verified
hy an exceptional degree an,; would seem
to be qua antca of the further pre- fiction
of longer and In der Niutct baf,rc us
than last. Let uS sec. Mcanlimc whnt
harm can como from careful preparations
Tor colder winter and for II dr cr, hoit l.
Summe To follow ? The rrudert man fore
sc"th the evil and hidcth himself. bat tho
Si"plc pas. on and are runishc - iH0nin
JorrH1i.
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A Compliment to Mrs. M. +. NoweI,. =

Most hearty do we endorse the following
high compliment TO Mrs. VI. +. NOVEL;, IA lady
well known to the people of this community
and universally respected for her pure
christian character. and refined social, moral
and intellectual qualities.
Sincerely do We hope that her removal to
the beautiful aud prosperous City of Green
vile will prove beneficial to her heath ami
profitable in every respect.
Grcenvillc has no purer or more WV thy
Lady within her limits than M,s. NJ. F..
NOVEL;, and no Lady in the land j. mo'e
worthy the confidence Ind cn.ouraS cement
of n rcfocd chri.tian conmunry.
Tho many fricnls of Mrs. Novel; will
learn with regret that She is not coming
hack to Lancaster, but will open school
for French and Music at G,cenvillc.
As a teacher of Music, Mrs. NOVEL;
crccLs, aad it is hoped that she will be as
successful there aS she was here not puly ns
an instruc,rcss, but in winning the love and
respect "f her upils nnd patrons.
Mrs. NOVEL; was ve.y sorry !" leave Lam
caster. whore she gained So many waim
friends, but she found that brn"ing climate
better suited to the health of herself nnd
children, therefore decided to resign her
position at the Franklin Academy of this
place.
She i II laly nf culture and high literary
attainment and cudcars herself in Ii short
while To al with whom she is thrown. We
congratulate the people of Grecnvillc in
having her TO SGiourn among them.