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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
Capital Punishment.

There is some controversy ns to
whether tho law in this State pro.
vidcs that the death penalty shall DO
executed in private, or whether IL Is
ut tho discretion OF tho Sheriff
to exclude the public. 10
settle the matter wc give tho Act as
amended, Statutes OF 1915, pnre 81:
General Status, section 1919:
SECTION 1853. Tho punishment of
death shall be inflicted By hanginr
tho defendant by tho neck until ko
be dend, within tho incloscd limits OF
tho Jail, and when such i~nclosurc docs
moi exist, SO ~ TO sccnro tho cxccu-
ton from public ga2c, u suitable and
efficient enclosure shall DO provided
hy tho County commissioners OF tho
county in which tho execution takes
place.
From tho above IL will DO c C that
tho law requires tho execution TO be
scrocncd from tho public gaze, md
hon % the Sheriff has no discretion in
Tho matter. Tho execution must DO
private, In conformity with tho laws
Of Ncyadn.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
Better Than Expected.

Albert Ross, who camo In to-day
from Long Valley, reports that at tho
tound.ups Mt Fish Springs, Honey
lake and Dry Valleys m'nny more cat.
Tie were found than anybody cvor OK
lectcd to SEQ. Ito pnys that at tho
'hfeo points above named that 50 pcr
cont will cover tho entire loss OF
1ofncd c%nttlo, and that tho whole
country, including whnt is known M
mo desert, is covered with luxurinnt
growth Of grass, and consequently all
ENDS OF stock urc flourishing. -Ltcno
Gazette
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
From Saturdays Dailyl
SALNIAGUSDI

C. II. Sproulc, OF the Free Press.
left last night FOR Austin.
When you are thirsty try G~nldager's
Hunboldt brewery beer.
John S. Mayhugh returned last
erening from his prospecting trip.
Train M. 4 due ut 1910 this morn
ing, arrived at 2:3J this afternoon.
Fresh berries and cherries every
evening b. cypress, at Mrs. Records.
Three cows, ono belonging 10 w. II.
Smith, one To Mrs. Van Drcilen and
one to Russell & Bradley were killed
by n train just below town tins morn
ing.
Alta:-Senators Farwcll AMI Cam
IRON recently had u big poker fight,
in which Farwell lost n Cat pile on
four accs to n straight flush. 1t is
hard to beat Pennsylvania on either
poker or Protection.
w. w. Boohcr will leave tonight
for Reno 10 attend tho annual meeting
OF the Grand Encampmcnt, /. o. O.
T.. which meet on Monday, the Ilth,
All tho Grand LDlgo +. O. .. T.,
which meets on tho following day.
j. y. Plummcr will represent the
people Of Elko county in tho great
water suit which is set for hearing Mt
"inncmucca next Tuesday, tho 18th
instant. The constitutionaiity Of the
Act Of March 9, 1859, will be argued.
The Idaho Avalanche ha5 been
shown n sample OF coal discovered by
John Upham in Owyhec county, near
Rockville. Tho coal has n bright mp
psarancc and burns we'll. There aro
three veins and the belief is that they
lead In Il good coal mine.
Pulling down one man TO raise nm
other seldom wins n iight.-IFree
Press. Giving the facts as 10 tho un.
fitness Of ono man for n position
never, in any casc, Injuries tho pros
poets OF another whose qualifications
in every respect are known aud recos
niZel.
kito flying is Tho excitement at
Austin now, and scoms to ovortop
cvory other interest. Tho I;cvcillc
Gays Frank Hart sent ono up tho
other day to tho end of $500 feet OF
firing, and Frank Dixon has made
ono six feet five inches in height aud
1.-Two feet in brcndth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
Prices OF Mining Property.

Notwithstanding tho apparently
near approach cf tho completion Of
tho railway limo TO n point within q
fow miles OF Phoebe tho values Of
mining properties have not generally
begun TO appreciate. There arc yet
no important investmcn being mado
Properties that would, anywhere clsc,
command largo prices may DO had for
from $4,000 TO 100000 As for 10.
cations thcy may DO bought for very
small sums; though they have not yet
reached n figure to meet tho views OF
some, who expect thum TO he sold nj
tho ratio of fifty cents each or three
for a dollar. lPiocho Record
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
a COMPROMISE SILVER BILL,
Which President Harrison Will
Sign.

The New York Suns Washington
special Of the 10th instant says:
The effort of tho friends OF tho Ad.
m~inistration TO bring tho Republican
Senators into limo in favor Of n com.
promise on tho Silver bill seems to
havo met with SUCCESS. Senator
Jones, OF Nevada, was Mt tho White
House to-day aud the finishing touches
were put 10 tho programme, which
will result in tho passage of n com
promise bill or Tuesday next. Prcsi-
dent Harrison said to tho gentlemen
who were consulting with him on tho
subject:
"If no accident happens my sigma
turc will DO affixed to tho Silver bill
before the end Of the week"
Much Of the credit in arranging tho
bill is given to Speaker Rocd, who, il
is said, proposed to tho President and
Secretary Window n plan OF making
u compromise that would be accept
ablo to the silver Senators. The idea
of providing simply for tho extension
OF the Bland Act so ns TO make COM
pulsory the coinage Of S5,000,0OJ
worth of silver each month, certificates
therefor to DO ~rcdeemuble in coin, was
quite pleasing TO tho Administration
and entirely acceptable TO the Nc
vada Senators. 1t Is said tonight
that t%hirty-ninc Republican Senators
have signed tho agreement 70 vote for
II compromise bill. Tho plan is to
pass tho compromisc bill OH Tuesday,
and have it endorsed b. tho House
aucus in tho evening of that day,
aud passed on wednesday or Thurs.
day.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
Surycyor-G General Irish.

Within n fow duys the present
United States Survcyor-G encr IL, G..
w. Irish, will turn tho Office over 10
his successor, G. l.. Turrittin, OF Win
ncmucca. MIR. IRISH has filed tho
Office faithfully and well, being u
thoroughly practical civil engineer of
many years experience. Having como
to Nevada to stay, Ito will remain at
Reno where no has located pcrma-
ncntly, hang out his shinglo aud con.
tinue in The practice Of his profession,
in which tho INDEPENDENT wishes him
abundant SUCCESS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22

Argument on tho constitutionality
OF the law was opened in tho District
Court of Humboldt county Tuesday
morning by j. y. Plulnmer, followed
in tho afternoon by Gen. Il. NJ.
Clark and, by j. w. Dorsey in the
evening. Argument was resumed
yesterday morning by Il. s. Earring.
ton, followed 10y J. l.. Alexander in
the afternoon. Tho argument to-day
was continued BY J. II. Mcmillan and
closed by Goo. W. Baker this after.
noon. After the argument closed tho
case was taken under advisomont by
tho Court.
This case being ono OF great i'm.
pprtancc to the people OF EJko and
Humboldt counties, tho decision OF
Judge Fitzgerald will DO awaited
with much interest by all whosc
water supply is taken from the Hum.
boldt river and its tributaries.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
Tcllcr's Silver Talk.

Teller in his speech TO the Senate
on the silver bill, talked straight from
the shoulder. lIo questioned tho ac-
curacy Of Shcrman's statement and
said: alt would require an annual in
crease OF Sl4, 100000 of currency to
meet tho annual increase OF pUpula-
ton. a man who stood before tho
Senate arguing for u single standard
wa either dishonest or ignorant aud
had ne right to represent tho interests
Of tho American people. Biuiotal-
lism had its worst cnomy in tho
Tronsury Department, and what tho
people have suffered has been at tho
door of tho Administration. But
there was no feeling favorable to hi
mctallism in high places, and would
not DO while Wall street could in
iluonco political parties"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
The Chronicle Building.

a San Francisco dispatch OF the
10th instant says:
Tho Chronicles now building on
Market, Kcarnoy and Gcary streets,
ono Of tho largest and most complete
structures on tho Paciilc Coast, was
thrown open to public inspection TO.
night. Mr.. DO Young has issued
,nnny invitations, and thousands OF
people throngcd tho building for
hours. Ono Of tho features was u
brilliant electric and fireworks illumi.
nation surpassing anything Of tho
kind seen horc before. Next Satur-
day tho first paper will DO printed in
tho nov building.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
Ordered to Take Charge.

George Il. Turrittin, who Wa mp.
pointed United Stltcs SurYcyor.Gcu
oral in tho placb Of General tr.sh, has
received orders from Washington TO
take possession Of tho office at once.
Although receiving his commission
several weeks ago, 1t was not Mr..
Turrittin's intention /, take tho place
until tho first proximo, as no had
Some business which required his Mt.
tcntion and presence in Humboldt
county. List Thursday hn received
n telegram from. Washington inquir-
ing whom he was going To taito tho
Office. liO rcplied. not until tho first
OF July unless hc received orders TO
tho contrary. Saturday ~ovoning n
second dispatch came, directing him
to tako charge at once. AS tho ordor
wus pcrcmptory, no has no discretion
in tho matter, SO tho change will take
place as soon us tho necessary ar.
rangemcnts can DO mndo. Reno
journal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
Spring Fever.

At this oason Of tho year the most
vigorous and hearty people often bavc
n feeling OF wearincss, tired and worn
ont, without ambition TO do anything,
and many break out in pinplos and
boils. What you require Is II mild
tonic medicine TINT will act gently on
the liver and blood, and for this,
nothing equals DIR. Gums Improved
LiYor Pills. They give an activity TO
the liver, purify the blood aud by their
mild tonic action, now vitality and
strength 10 tho entire system. Sold
at % cents u box by +. l.. Muller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
Chris Bucklcy's Wedding.

A Boston dispatch Of tho 10th In.
slant says:
Tho marriage OF Miss Annie Iur-
ley, of this city, and Christopher a.
Buckley, n wealthy capitalist OF Cali.
%torniu, took place at tho cathedral Of
the Holy Cross to-day. After tho
ceremony breakfast was served at
Young's hotel. The couple loft for
Now York this afternoon and will
hold n reception ut the Hoffman
house TO morrow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
Worse rhon sn,nn,r Inns.

a thiof that would dcspoil q grnvc
:" etcaling tho flowers TINT loving
MINDS had wot with toars and strcwn
"DoVe the honored dead, Is too mean
"nu 700 contomptible TO 1.-Two In a civil
'ncu community, where thor pros,
snco communicates and their breath
destroys. There is a stcnch OF those
sa,no polluted things in this sainted
Iity. -lsalt Lake Mirror.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
Grand Master Boohcr.

A dispatch from Reno yesterday an
nouncod tho election OF w. w. Boo.
her, OF Elko, as Grand Master OF tho
Grand Lodge 1. o. q. t., OF Nevada.
This mark Of distinction is n high
compliment TO our fellow townsman,
and we congratulate Web. on his
profcrmcnt. 1t Is n fitting rcco1ni.
ton Of services and devotion TO tho
Order.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
A Sure Cure For Piles.

Itching Piles arc known by moiat-
ure like perspiration, causing intense
itching when warm. This form ia
we'll as Blind, Bleeding and protud-
ing, yield at once to DIR. Bosanko's
Pile Remedy, which nets directly on
the parts affected, Rbsorbs tuners
allays itching aud effects a permanent
cure, zoe. Druggists or mail; treatise
free. DR.. Bosanko, Piqua, G. Sold
by +. Il. Muller.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
From Mondays Daily
nALMAGuNDl.

G. E. Mayer, of Fort Hallcok, is in
town to-day.
Fourth OF July business at Hi
Logs. SEQ notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Mitchell capo
IN rom Smith Creek Saturday.
A. Bruce, the dairyman, had four
COWS killed by the ears last Saturday.
W. G. Price and II. ID. Norton ar
rived from Tuscarora by stage yester-
day.
Fresh fruits and vegetables, also n
arSe stock OF fancy groceries, at Hen
legs.
Tho next session OF the Masonic
Grand Lodge will he held ut Reno Oh
tho second Tuesday in June, 1891.
A.. w. Hrsson left Saturday night
for Reno to attend the annual meet
ing OF tho Grand Lodge and Grand
Encniupmont l. o. o. Il.
Genuine liver pad" is the latest
thing offered in that line. But what
does II man with a genuine liver want
with "A pad?--irexas Siftings.
a :camster named Waltrip received
Il severe spra!n OF the left ankle to-day
in jumping from Ills wagon TO secure
his team which was frightened at a
passing train.
We acknowledge the receipt OF
three copies Of Senator John +. Jones'
great speech oE the free coinage of
silver. delivered in tho United States
Senate May II and ID, 1899.
Attorneys J. W. Dorsey and j. a.
PlumIrer went down to Winncmucca
today to be present at the trial OF the
great water suit which opens to-nor-
row in the District Court OF Hum
boldt county.
Uncle John Gibbons. tho veteran
stage driver. who has been suffering
Sovcrely for sonc time with rhcu-
matIsm, was brought down from
Wells this morning aud taken 10 the
County Hospital.
We wondered yesterday why Peter
son locke! 81 unusually pleasant, and
to-day We ascc5taincd the cause which
Is recorded under the head Of Born.
Mother and child doing well, and
with proper cdrc Nc!s will pull
through.
j. +. Mcintyre, representing the
Columbia Building & Loan Associa-
ton, of Denver, AS General Agent for
Nevada, is in town with n view Of
organizing Local Board OF said
Association, and vii! Interview our
business mon On the proposition.
Wick Lemon and his family left
Secret Valley last Saturday for an
overland trip To Oregon. They
campcd at Ilnlleck Saturday night
and continued their journey yestcr-
day. We wish them Il pleasant
journey, and trust thai they may
find II satisfactory location in the
northwest.
Charley Moody, who has just re-
turned from tho horse rodoo on
Maggie and Susie Creeks, reports Il
fearful loss of horses during tho past
Winter. Out OF between 600 and 700
head left on that range last Fall not
over forty head were found. iR. NJ.
Dorsey md John Kaskitt are tho
principal sufferers.
In reference to Il matter which hns
b2cn productive of considerable COM
mcnt within tho past fow days, we
are requested to say that tho little
Potts grrl did make the statement
attributed to her, md hence tho ro-
cent dcnia!s thereof must have been
made 81 account Of Il lack OF informa-
ton concerning tho facts.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
Live And Let Live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries
and Provisions, rs well as Glassware,
Qucenswarc, otc., should not fail 10
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
Apenny snyed is ne good rs aponny
earned and you can save money BY pur.
Chasing goods ut home. i carry a
largo stock Of scasonable goods and
will sell ut Live and Lot 1.-Two prices.
2-l8 II. CHASE
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
from Friday. DALI,
sALMAGuNDI.

A fcw strangers appeared on the
streets to-day.
I'D. Abel came IN from his ranch
near Fort Halleck yesterday.
Anyone finding u pair of Guinea
fowls will please return them to JAS.
Dewar.
For u choice Key West cigar, or
anything in the smokers line, go tn
Mullcr's. =
j. w. Dorsey, u. a. Plummer and
Il. S. Harrington returned from Win
ncmucca last evening.
st. Louis win add ninety-t two miles
OF electric street-car service before
tho present year has expired.
An English company has arranged
to open up the niclile and cobIlt
mines of Cottonwood District in this
State.
Reno Journal:-A rumor comes
from New York that Chris Buckley
is a possible future leader of Tam
many.
Tho easiest way to get rid OF flies
or insects, is to go to Mullor's aud get
some Ely Paper or Insect Powder and
killem.
Tho widow of the late Jacob To-
bliner, OF Carson City, has been re-
Gently paid $1,000 insurance on her
husbands life.
The picture OF Mrs. Potts, which
appears elsewhere, was engraved by a
San Francisco artist from Il photo
graph taken IN the 18th instant.
The S. L. Chronicle says: Census
Superintendent Davis estimates the
population OF San Francisco ut 350,-
900, with u Chinese population ut 90
90"
Times-R oviow:-A largo wagon
loaded with Chinese sagebrush chop
pers and their traps, left tow this
afternoon for the other nido Of the
valley.
A special rate OF half fare has been
nude to tho Ogden Carnival, com
mencing June Goth, aud good to re-
turn on July 7th. This will make the
fare sl3 so for the round trip from
El.So.
When your eyes get weak and pnin
yon while rcOding, go TO Muller and
get n pair OF good specs or eye
glasses. A good fit guaranteed or no
pay. A full assortment IF co!cred
glasses for sun or snow. X
Col j. b. Moore, John Sparks, OF
the firm OF Sparks &c Tinneu. DR.. Pet
ty and W. j. Hanks, of Wells, Sheriff
Fellows, OF Winncmucca, Thos. Kane,
Of Clover Valley, Constable Epson, of
Reno, and a number OF others arc in
town to-day.
Times-Rcview:-A person just mr.
rived from Good Hope and vicinity,
says the hay crop in that section al
though fair, will not bc as heavy as
anticipated. The flies and gnats are
nearly killing the stock; never saw
them thicker in any country.
With reference TO Gen. G. w. Irish,
late U. S. Surveyor-G encral, tho Car
son Appeal says: Gen. Irish had an
honest record combined with ability
and experience and no soon became
regarded in this community, not rs an
"lowa carpet buggci," but a citizen
who benefited tho State from the mo-
ment he located here.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1890-06-22
from ruesday.s Daily
SAI.MAGI;NDI.

..." |-
Constable j. NJ. Mateer came down
from Tuscarora yesterday.
G. II. Sproulc, OF the FREQ Press, ro-
turned from Austin last night.
G. G. Wallace, Of Eureka, camc up
last evening and returned today.
Tom Hunter is having tho Elko
Meat Market fixed up with paint and
things.
Mrs. Surface arrived last night
from California Oh 4 visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. $. Spencer.
The flags are flying to-day in com.
mcmOration OF tho 1l5th anniversary
OF the Battle OF Bunker Hill.
Hattie Rosenstock and Hattie
Clark left TO dag for Lanoille Valley
on Il weeks visit to Tiilie Voigt.
The Senate has confirmed tho ap-
pointment Of j.. p. Dunkle ms Register
Of the Land Office ut Eureka, Nc.
vaaa.
Albert Eugene Suxton, Of Carson,
has pissed II successful examination
ut Washington and is now admitted
US Il cadet at West Point.
Carson Appcal:-Hugh ]. Mohan 10
Secretary of the new Mining Ex-
change in Kansas City and pulling in
tho ducats at a lively rate.
William Snow and Joe Jensen
passed through last evening Ell route
from Ruby Valley TO ruscarora with
big teams loaded with barley.
1t is reported that Bob Lindsay has
contracted the Washington fever, and
thinks OF leaving R,no aul locating
in Seattle or some other Puget Sound
point.
We acknowledge tho receipt OF an
invitation to attend the closing eyer-
ciscs Of the Sacred Heart Academy at
Ogden, ON Wednesday, the 18th IN
slant.
We acknowledge the receipt Of No.
l, Vol. /, OF the Intcr-Mountain Min
ing Review, published weekly at Salt
Lake City, Utah, by L. Is. AspinwalI,
at 50 so year.
Attorney j. l.. Dennis, OF Battle
Mountain, came mp last evening on
train No. l, and he and +. S. Far
rington Esq. left for Winnemacca on
No. > last night.
Silver State:-Henry B. Rule, for
mcrly b~oOkkeepcr for tho Paradise
Valley Mining Company, has been
elected Secretary OF the Water, Land,
and Light Co., OF Reno.
Joe Henderson, a student Of tho
Medical department of the Univcr-
sity Of Michigan, arrived last night
from Ann Arbor, and will spend tho
vacation with his parents here.
The San Francisco Post says: "Scn-
ator Stewart, Of Nevada, is making
John Sherman wear Il hair shirt dur
ing tho discussion OF tho silver qucs-
ton" According to our judgment
the gentlemen exchanged shirts be-
fore the discussion was finished.
S. l.. Post:-Thc Golden Gate Club
row whirh resulted in the death of
Mcbride is still tho leading topic Of
conversation in sporting circles. All
the parties interested, with the ex-
ception of La Rue, have been released
from the City Prison. They arc out
on bail
The National Democrat and tho
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT one year for
- i'll advance. Sample copies Of tho
Democrat, the most reliable exponent
OF Democratic doctrines published in
tho United States, can be obtained at
this Office. The Democrat is publish
oil at Washington City, and has I'M
usual facilities for obtaining interest
ing political news with which every
Issue is well supplied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28
LOANS LITTER.


And nov I am wrestling With the
problem whether II - possible Tor q
person Ia enjoy good health, Ia b. tolcr-
ably prosperous, reasonably happy and
passably comfortable ogt.lie the charm
"a circle % Rumfori Fails aud vicinity.
I have IA. impression that there arr
peopl. aud people now living on the
VarisSi surface II this good, grc,n globe
Who never heard the name, whose eyes
never b-held the gorgeou. skic. 81 Run
ford. never Looked upon ths.e msgnlt-
cent elevation. aud these ele,ailng de-
prv-sion., and whose ear. never drank
Ia the melody Ofth- grand old cataract.
grumbls aud rumble and roar-ani Yet
who relish their yictasls aud have con-
csiyed the hea that the lines have fallen
Ia them In pleasant places aud that they
have a gcodly heritage. ! propose Ia
solve the problem la the near futur, "
the Lord b. Willlng, having negotiated
for a back 10, down near fooduck. And
nov. INV dear barbaric Outsiders, II you
will please move over about q cent.
worth aud give mother and me q chance
Il will D. all right and there Will De- M
trouble, otherwise you may expect 10
hesr something drop.
We rad In q ccrtsin old Book that Ia.
been q target for inhdel popguns for
agc.. that lie fxes the habitations of
man. When Ne look over the past of
our life aud trace the steps that lei us
here Ne recognize aud acknowledge that
Il was not we alone, hat a loving pa
Their. hand that guided. And yet we
knew II not. We heard not the voice AZ
Abraham heard; 'Get thee out % thy
country. aud FROM thy kindred and from
thy father. house unto q land that ] vii
.how thee.~ Hut Ne got here just the
sane. When the farm ~a- sold the in-
ter.st Ia Rumford and hove for this pep
pie acre not sold. They are not Ina the
market. They can neither b. bought
nor sold. The syndicate doesn't happen
"a have loose change enough Ia purchase.
II we're strange II 81 year. In this hsr-
moniOus Deighborhood dbl not photo
graph some things that can never fade,
and make impressions that can never
grOw dim, pure az the-e waters, bright
AZ these skie. and eternal as old ''tslass
Pace" IL Is pleasant 90 feel that few,
n any, la our accustomed "bcat are
particularly anxious that We sbould dis
appear from the .cene. Peru IL Included
Ina our "beat.- We have humbly eo-
deayor~,i TO do our part In ke~pinx the
yras. from growing In the market PLACES
OF thai little hamlet. Rumford aud Peru
will te linked together la our thoughts
and affections while memory endures.
The harden of the song IL; abide With
Va. buy q farm among us aud enjoy
With us the sunshine of the day that IL
az the dswning!- The Abrahamic call
has come and We obey. Doubtless there
are those Who will count Ne q simpIeton
for feeling that our Father selects q
home for as and directs Ne In q silent
bot efieytusl way Just where tn pitch
our tent. No matter What thy count
ne anil how they mark Ne down. II we
bat take satisfaction In tbs thought that
ssIIe earpfh for ne. !" JOHN.