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His wrong doing may DO unknown
90 man. iltthe Holy spirit will not
abide with him, ;ld his wickedness
w.E be made known
TO-DAY Is day % repentance,
mercy. forgiveness and loug-suiier-
ing. we nave hot passed from the
jma cfatlaemeat. uulgss the sin
unto death las been committed.
The man who commits adultery
.rfn he followed into the future by
the cons suerce o. his crime. He
Hast meet the results OF his wrong.
rher. IS Q measure Of forgiveness
here Tor many Wrorgs. But for
some there Is none. The murderer
cannot restore the lie he took; he
may o1er his own, Tut he cannot
restore tire ether, and Is without
forgiveness in dis world or the
world g, come. i.ut for lesser Of
fenzes the PEOPLE are not cut of from
repentance auu atonemeut. We
have weaknesses. and the adversary
attacks IRE Weakness n cur bodies.
God speaks 20 tic spirit. 20 the in
tellecI, and leaves that spirit To
control ard saucIfy the body, its
tabernacle, and prepare it for
lis abode. The adversary endeavors
90 make The spirita tOndsman to the
t3iern8cle. and cause the spirit 20
bs subject 10 that which j. inferior.
The world need not fear the prin-
ciples Of .sN.orUunism. +" for they
cause an increase OF love, mercy,
virtue, honor justice, aud truth
among men. They tolerate no
wrong. They provide mercy for
the rcgentaut one, but recognize no
wrong whatever.
With all the influence brought to
bear against our religion, We expect
10 stand by its principles, by Gods
heIs. even O. The death. More j.
expected OF us than Of any other
people. In our religion there is no
license for evil; there Is 40 right
given for anything but virtue and
truth. This IS my testimony TO you.
[ am proud Of cur religion, its pTin
clpies and ordinances; and | hope to
i- able TO maintain my integrity,
and transmit 30 my p0sterity an ex-
ample of honor that they will emu
late. ;iay this Ice the privilege Of
each one OF Is.
PRESIDENT ANGUS II. CANNON
said he was grntfed at again listen
ing to the testimony OF Brother
Taylor. The Lord has restored the
GOSPEL to the earth. Through Joseph
smith, His Prophet, lie calls the
world to repentance to make restitu-
ton for wrong. The repentance
taught by Jesus Christ is the re-
pentanoe proclaimed by Hts Prophet
Joseph Smith. The baptism that
john the Baptist preached when he
came in the wilderness Is the same
baptism rs taught by the Lat
t,r-fav Saints. A5rcham sacrificed
al for the truths sake. He was
tested by the lord. even to the core,
ana was found faithful. For this be
was hOnOred and blessed 10y the AL
mighty for all that he hal done.
John tne Baptist called the atten-
tienof the Jews d the fact that While
shey Claimed 10 he tie children
CT Abrahsm, they lid not do the
woFss % Abraham. John preached
the coming Of Christ, and when the
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Mems Suits from sS.T5, Boys Suit
froms1 ~. topples EquitableCo-O
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Full Cream Cheese at lac 10
. Best Raisins at lac. 10.
Peoples Equitable Coop.
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action Of water i'm
plio alton. which
es il from ell other
Best and Cheapest
ing into oonsidera-
paciy, durability,
sistanoe TO Fire,
Danpaess- II does
crack of and pro-
sgr!acA
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SEE special notice OF Pusfon.
Gardner Company sScekholders,
N--Yting.
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The Stockholders Of the Burton
Gardner Co. will hold n meeting at
the compaDy's Office on Thursday
next, at 4 p. m, for the purpose Of
electing officers for the ensuing
year and transacting such other
business as may he necessary. Ill
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a NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of Shiloh-s CGtaIrh
Remedy. P:ice - cents. For sale
Mt A. c. Smith & Cos drug store. {
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Duncan n. McAlliSter < Go.

Have purchased the full and well selected stock
of BOOKS, STATIONERY, EDUCATIONAL AND
ARCHITECTURAL SUPPLIES, NOTIONS, TOYS,
ETC, ETC, owned by III. PEMBROKE, and
rented the premises occupied by him, az lIAIN ST.
We respectfully invite friends, and the
public to gall on us, send orders, for anything
they need in the above named lines; assuring all
who favor with their patronage that we shall
faithfully endeavor to give satisfaction.
Mr. Pembroke recommends his patrons to
transfer their custom to the firm. He has re-
moved the Printing Business to is Commercial ST.
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The Guitar and Mandolin Club
will meet for practice at Calder's
Hall on Tuesday evening Mt 7:30.
Every member must be present.
a. II. KEI.soS, Sec.
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should always be used for children teeth
ing. II sOothcs the child. soffens the guns.
allays all p1iu. cures wind colo. and D. the
best remedy fer diTrrhUt Twenty Eve
cents 4 bottle. decd WY
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WANTED.
FOR SALE.

NIvE RETIREMENT EASTERN CApI-
w Ia. o~ners having property for
sale AZ fair prccs either inside or acrcagc.
call or address, SIMPSON 4 Co. Room 80 /.
Progress Building 4 o. Box 1919.
VNILL FEBRUARY 20. ONLY. \ BaKERY
Il doing good business. comprising lot
| 2xio rods. store. house OF ro-ms; bake
house with large d0ur room over. TODD
water. stable AID hay shed; all coEyeriepty
arranged Address. A. b. e, DEsEEET
News.
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Union Pacific Lands.

Utah Real Estate and Invest.
ments. c. Z. WASTLASD, Agent,
col ). Main ST.. Salt Lake City. DIT
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at H. Dinwoodey's for a few
days only, at half price.
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CARPET REMNANT SALE
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s.s,as.i ssu-aaeu sau-aEcm

saasagei ssusaae. sausaEem
Vienna Liver wurst, Head
Cheese, all Pork Sausage. Beef
Sausage, Bologna, Wiener, Wurst.
Breakfast Bacon, HOme-cured
Hams, Corned Beef, Piekled Pork,
Dried Beet, Dried Nenison, and
Fresh Meats Of all kinds in season.
Meats promptly delivered. Low
prices and quick returns. Telephone
So. F. j. MAY,
Union Market, 81 +. First South.
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Child-f, 12sc. pair, worth soc
Misses, 2ic. g Z" sc.
Ladies, CSC. " 59c-
Peoples Equitable Co-oY.
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HAPPY HOUR DENTAL co.

TWO LADIES, TWO GENTLEMEN.
i DIR NJ y. BUCE. Surgeon Dentist -
years practice Pre- Extraction every
"wednesday.
Entirely New Aaesthetics. Pines wark
Perfect Satisfaction Warranted O6ce
houTs, O. N. 10 p m Wesatch fuilcing
So Take Elevator. q
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I have in my possession;
One white STEEP. about year, old,
hrsnded n on right thigh. 3 on right hip.
uncerS and upperblt Of and slit IN
night, and underhit OF left ear.
IL damage and costs on sad animal be
not PAID within fifteen days from date OF
this noiIce, IL will be sold TO the highest
each bidder Al Butlervtlle Esfray Pound, ~
10 O'Clock, February s6th. lssp-
CHARLES r. WOOTTOy.
Precinct Poundkeeper.
Butierviile precinct, salt Lake Co., Utah,
Feb IL. l-eo.
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The Gary Ogden Co.,
PAINT.

Il will resist thc
mediateiy after ap-
quality distinguish
paints. It is the
paint known, TAX
ton ilS covering ca
and powers of re-
Cold. Frost and
not peel, blister or
duoes a herd, glossy
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-01-18
A Road superintendent Needed.

The following suggestive paragraph is clip
ped from late issue of the n o. Times Dem
oerat:
The maeadamizing of piece of road in
Ohio increased the value of the adjoining
| farms $3.50 an acre, while the cost was less
than 81 an acre. Some one ought to go all
! through the country preaching the gospel Of
good roads.
AS our Police Jury meets next Monday. we
desire to call their particular attention to this
matter, aud to suggest that parish superin.
/ tendent of roads be appointed and ser to
work without further delay There is no
doubt that to secure the BEST results, or
j 10 secure and good results at all. gen.
erai manager or superintendent nf roads
~ absolutely necessary. Experience has de-
monstrated this to be IA fact. True, Il COM
petent man and the teams necessary to opcr-
ate the road machine will probably cost $1,000
Or Sio0O per annum but the benefits resulting
from the tolerably good roads which it will
! be possible for him to build will be worth to
the parish more than ten times that amount
each year-in fact the benefits will be inesti-
mable. When more progressive communities
IN this country and in Europe spend thousands
OF dollars per mile upon their roads, it is ii
pretty sure indication that experience has
proved that such investments are immensely
profitable; and If we would spend few cents
per mile on our main thoroughfares and put a
competent, energetic man like j. o. Chachere
in charge of the work, the advantages of the
change frem our present slip-shod system
| would soon be apparent. We mention Mr..
Chaeher6 because We know he is peculiarly
fitted for such position, having had consider
able experience in road-making and being
accustomed to manage gangs of laborera.
There may be others who possess the same
qualifications, but they are not numerous ;
| and if the Jury discovers apother such and
tenders him the appointment, the COURIER
| will cheerfuly applaud their action. In other
words, and We desire to make it clear, what
We are "stuek" on is Superintendent
not Mr.. Chachere.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-01-18
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
s. HERIFF'S SALE.
District Court, Parish of ST. Landry, Ne. 1886
Simeon EiTotte VS.. Therese vailiers ct ais.

By virtue Of an order of seizure and sale is.
sued ous of the 18th judicial District Ceart
in and for the parish of St. Landry, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, will pro-
ceed to sell at public auction to the last aud
highest bidder at the front door of the Court
House in the town of Opelonsas, parish Of st.
Landry, on SATURDAY, the first day of
March, A. D. 1890, at II o'clock a. n1., the
following described property, to'wit:
certain lot of ground, together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated in the town of Opeiousas, La, measHr-
ing one hundred and sixty-nine feet front on
South street, by one hundred and seventy
FIVE feet in depth, bounded north by said
South street. south by Feillon Chacher6, east
by land of estate of WIN. F. Anderson, de-
ceased, and west by the property presently
occupied and supposed to belong to Euphra
sic ChenieF, being property owned by appear
crs aud mortgago.s in community and which
Theophile Simms, the deceased husband OF
one Of the appearers and the father Of the
others, acquired on the 9th OF February, 1867,
by act before Yves DAry, Recorder, see fiIes
ot Recorders Office OF St. Landry, duly re-
corded in Book If. of Alienation, on page All.
Seized III the above entitled suit. .ss-,
Ecms-Cash L. 5. FONTENOT,
Sheriff OF the parish of st. Landry.
bpctousas Jan. Is, 1890, a: -.
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The following is a list of the Grand
and Petit Jurors drawn for the United
States Circuit Court now in session at
this place:
Grand Jary--B. Bloomfield, Arthur
Dejean, G. r. Steele. st. Cyr Derbes, A.
Laporte, S. Leblanc, j. Ell. Houston, Sr.,
Emile Donate. Ed. Pelleim, j. ]. Beau
champ, Jack Wade, Ellie Mcdaniel. Al
eide Judice, Adam Bula, Joseph Firm
berg, a. j. Grimstead, Rosimond Lam
dry, Leonard Marchand, Napoleon Las
trapes, Numa Chager, P. B. Roy. s. G.
Price, Gnstaye Lacoste and Mlehard
Foote.
Petit jury Walton Sandoz, Cornelius
Donate, jeff p. Thompson, VIM. CraW.
ford, NJ. Fernan, Ben Meginley, Martial
Bibland, Jr., Phillip Monton. Henry
Hanorst, Emile Creighton, B. Reed, G !,
Esmire, Moses Greene, Arthur Greig
| w. r. Cochran. Octave Prud'homme
Joe Lee, Charles Garland, Joe Gil, W.
Fl. jackson, Samuel Mitchell, Westly
Coleman, Marcel Maleeon,t Emanuel
Aubespan. Oscar Rhodes and VIM. NJ
Gallon.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-01-18
Rough ON the ERoxs.

Several of the employees of one of the lead
ing mercantile establishments in our town
held tickets in the last drawing of the Louis-
lana State Lottery; but as we don't want TO
give the boys away We will merely call them
Jack, johnny, Jimmy and Harry. As the
date OF the drawing approached Johnny and
Harry determined 70 " put up a job on Jack
and Jimmy. After discussing the prospects
of big haul between themselves, aud build
ing many castles IN the air, it was finally
agreed that the party drawing prize should
treat to the champagne. Jack and Jimmy
held a ticket in partnership, while Johnny
and Harry were joint owners of another.
Wednesday evening on arrival of the train
Harry secured copy of the N. O. Times Dem.
0crat with the list of winning numbers, aud
Johnny. who had provided himself with set
of figures ttype) corresponding TO the number
of the ticket held By Jack aud Jimmy, iinme-
| diately proceeded TO manipulate the publish
ed list. by erasure aud reprint, so as to ailot
| Que of the prizes to Jack and Jinmys ticket.
and brought the glad tidings and the rewspa-
per to the lucky ('l boys.
Highly elated, they lost no time in setting
up the champagne, aud Jimmy was despatch
ed at once to L. L. Baiiey's TO collect the NO.
ney. The streets being sloppy after Wednes.
| days rain. and Jimmy feeling no longer bound
| by the CALLING fetteFs of poverty, secured q
new pair of boots for the occasion and started
ont with his last dollar in his pocket TO get
his prize, Meeting some friends on the way
| to whom he impaired the good news the dol
| lar was invested In treats te the crowd Ar
irving at Baiiey's there was g hitch in the
| proceedings" " as the number could not be found
| in the list at the post office, although Jimmy
| was positive that it was there; and lie started
back to the store to get the paper III which
| his had seen it.
| In the meantime Johnny and Harry had lei
the seat ont of the bag," probably from the
/ effects of the champagne, or perhaps because
1 fhars rnKtf TglFeA fn afiH
when Jimmy returned and "canght on to the
| racket. 2 it didn't take him long to figure up
that he was just s7.85 outon that lottery tic
| ket; and Jack, who had refused a big price
| for his share of the ticket after the news Of
| his good fortune had spread, concluded that
he also had .tgot left TO the tane Of several
dollars. That was really mean of Johnny and
Harry aud if We had got share of the cham
pagne, we don't think we would hare told the
| Joke on tile boys.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-01-18
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, Druggist. Bippus, Ind
testifea Il can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles, and
was cured of Rheumatism of 10 years
standing. Abraham Hare, druggist
Bellville, Ohio, affrms: s'The best
selling medicine hare ever handled il
my 90 years experience, is Electric
Bitters., Thousands of others have
added their testimony, SO that the yer
dict Is unanimous that Electric Bittess
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Xii
neys or Blood. Only a half dollar j
bottle at r e Baiiey's Drug Store.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1890-01-18
The Clergy rseconr1 sna Etpla

Malaria is nothing more than Junts the zson
from the system. Dr.. Weg egpokenr .61ad's Cali,
saya Tonic is the most ef0 sf11 blood inedi-
cine in existence, and alts-nsorders of the vi
tai fluid readily suesgo e it, lniiaepes Tesx
Gentlemen-Ia u I'll need soue tonic as an
appetizer, AT fipdso to fortify my system
| aeainst I'D Influences; from having
tried ire Irssgif. and from the testimony Of
otFg0odno had tried it, iu whom | can rely,
5f Lds Calisaya Tonic. Please express me
three or four bottles to the above address,
and oblige, Yours sincerely.
WM HENRY STRICKLAND,
Pastor Edgefeld Baptist Church..
Buy DIR. Westmorelaud's Calisaya Tonic Of
1 F E. Bailey Opelousas, aud Blake g. Dnrke
/ Washington, La,
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Personal.

Miss Ollie Richard Of Big Cane is the gueat
Of Hiss Birdie Harmanson.
Aisa julie Bloch left last Sunday for New
0FleaHs ON i visit to Es.-tiyes.
Miasea Mathilde and Alice Lahyche LETT on
Thursday for few weeks stay at New
Iharia.
sIisa Lena Gordon took Tuesdays train for
New Orleans to spend some time with rela-
lives there.
Hiss Gabrielle Hebrard has returned from
visit Of several weeks among friends in the
~ n. W. Duson ana Senator Duson were
here this week.
Miss Sue Pickett Of Washington, is spend
i iilg some time with friends here.
Mrs, z: Latr eyte left Monday for short
stay nc New Orleans.
Mr Yves Yidrine Of Vile Plate was i pleas
ant caller ut our Ofiaee last week.
Among the yititors to our town this week,
ln attendance on the u. 8. Court, we note the
sslI9wIUg from Lake Charles Messrs. w. I'll.
HASKELL, Elandius Mayo joe q. Gibbs, Chas.
5ehn Fl. Pee.
Mr. David Roos has returned from 8 brief
slslb 10 New 0rleans
Miss Mary Small. Of Evergreen, one uf last
9eafa gEaduntes Of the 0pel0usas Female In
sfa5ute was il town this week.
Aafs r. Il. HobFard and Mrs E. r.. Neazie
iett gn Wednesday for q brief stay at Hous-
toni Texas.
Mr. Kpssuth Richard, of Grand Coteau. ii
faaNihg Law with 4esaFs. Estilette a. Dupre.
MAssrs T. Eax and a. r. Tinny, Of Des
AL1s.les lows. gaFe "a pleasant calls thia
MeeK They havs recently located near Lake
a sEhar and are we'll PLEASED With their new
AAaEs = IS v -
Mrs Thea. Fl. Lewia and har mother .in-law,
y MIS- w y. Lewis, left for New Orleans ID
Hknrsaay
AE v Aannony the confracfor and bniia.
"a Wh0 HEeetAa our GDurt House. was "a cur
streets last "Wednesday
~. Charles AntoaIo, q prominent nerohan.
N Asntng 4slns WIS in town Tuesday.
Il 4. NJ. k0sse, President Of Acadia Cal
l@Ees ~ Crowley, wHs III town khls week
saaaz fannie and Kezta Jaenhs and Ross
EAheRx aMA MessFs. g. GnsliHsEi AMI Jn0
epent Sunday III Lhxayette
Ag SeHs #eiiaen fstnynea hnnan frofs New
ql Wasnssdag mnah inzpx0Vsd n
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The Alcazar Company.

The MascOtte as represented by the Alcazar
Opera Company last night is o charming ope-
ra, interspersed with sweet singing and gen.
nine bursts Of humor that make the opera
yefy entertaining throughout.
The charming Miss Agnes Sherwood, as the
Mascotse, fasoinates everybody, and her act
Ing Is perfect In the role Of turkey keeper.
Julia Ehriaten, as Princess Fiemetta, il
equally as beautiful and charming as the
altar in tho play, and their singing was
loudly encorefl several times
Prince Lorenzo and Farmer Rocco were
beth well represented, and the humor in
these characters was fully brought out by
MessFs. sykes and Dean. Russell Childs, the
loFsr of the Mascotte, has fine voice and
plays the part we'll. The parts were all strong
and each actor ia the company is good ar
tiss. The costumes OF the company are decid
this way for some time Kansas City Daily
J0iarunf
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"a Wo,nan,s z1isoavery.

Another wonderful discovery h.a
been made and that too by lady IN
this country Disease fastened ia
clutches upon her and for seven years
she withstood It's seveFest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed necessarily aud
could not sleep. She bought of us i
bottle Of Dr.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption aud was so much relieved
On taking firat dose that she slept oil
night and with one bottle has been
rniracuIously cured. Her name is Mrs
Luther Lutz Thus write w G.. Ham-
rick & CO., of Shelby n. C.-Get free
trial bottle at Z. q. Bailey's.
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David Zoos VS.. Constance Chevis and Joseph
GaiIIen.

By virtue Of an order OF seizure and sale is
sued ont OF the Honorable the Thirteenth
judicial District Court in and for the par
ish Of st. Landry, in the above entitled and
numbered suit will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction to the last and highest bid
der at the Court House in the town of Opel
ousas, parish of St. Landry, on SATURDAY,
the 9Th day of February, A. D. 1890, at. II ..
m, the following described property, to-wita:
a certain tract Of woodland, situated id the
parish Of St, Landry, containing fifty arpents
bounded north by lands of Ozeme Moreau,
south by Gallots', east by Octave Sonniers
land, being the same property which was
purchased at the successonal sale Of Florence
Sounier and described as lots Nos. 8 and 4 of
the plat Of survey of said estate.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terma-Cash. T. S. FONTENOT,
Sheriff Of the parish of st. Landry
Opelousas, Jan 4, 1890. fSs
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II you are in need of Guns, Rifles,
Pistols, ammunition of all kinds, fine
pocket cutlery, scissors, razors, fishing
tackle, &c, you should call at Geo. w.
Moriarty's Gun Store, where you will
find the best selected and largest stock
to choose from, and the guarantee of a
practical gugsgmith as to quality Of
goods.
Mr.. = Marty's eputation as first
class gunsmfrn IS well known through
out the country.
Prices dsel0U as the lotesti
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C. w. Millispaugh, of Washington, became
involved in difficulty with colored man
named Nelson Davis in that town on last
Tuesday evening and was wounded by pis
tol ball and otherwise maltreated in the melee.
The negro, who is said to be dangerous
character, was arrested but soon after re-
leased at the suggestion of Millspaugh him
self, who acknowledged that he was to blame
for the difficulty.
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Ifofd1u wish to witness the funniest of
al<sa3a13mic operas, attend the performance
OF the AlcaSar Comic Opera Company
at the Opera House, next Tuesday night.
when Ia Mascotte.n with the full cast
of the company, will be rendered.
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We have had several cool days this week
and on Thursday morning we had some frost
and little ice-more of It, however, than we
had seen this winter. On Friday we had a
heavy frost and thin ice. Vegetation, which
was very forward, has experienced violent
han aHf