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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-05-15
PUTTING AWAY WINTER CLOTHING.

In tho first place, it should not be put
away too early, especially winter under
clothing. When the fires are put ont aud
cold, damp evenings come, one reeds far
neis indoors much more than when tie
mercury is driven up towards eighty By
stove ard furnace. Outer garments can be
much more safely lightened, if only wraps
are kept haidy-as indeed they should be
| all summer-for driving ard sudden
/ changes of weather. Before putting gar
ments away let them be mended aud thor
ougbly cleaned--sent to the cleaner If need
be. Dirt invites moths; and besides, what
satisfaction there is in taking cat cloth-
ing that is all ready to pat on.
The moth is the bane of housekeeper;
but. after all, it is not difficult to escape its
inroads. The mother moth flies about in
search OF suitable place to deposit her
eggs and she selects wooden fabrics or fur,
and likes it all the better fitis soiled. The
grub once out of the egg. feeds ON what is
nearest it, and SO we find an assortment
OF holes where we left solid CLOTH Now il
garments are put away clean and absolutely
free from moths eggs, and are protected
from the flying moth, they are safe without
camphor or any of the disagreeabIe doors
that are resorted to. number of stout
calico bags sewed up with double seams
and tied tightly at the top with tapes. are
most useful. Let al be distinctly Labelled,
and not be SO large bat that each can be
devoted to one class of garments. For in
oil bags hung UP in your store. room, one
labelled, childrens wooden stockings:
another. wooden hoods, tippets, gloves and
mittens-aud 20 ON. How easy to get them
tie moment they are wanted without div
ing to the bottom of a misceIlaneously
filled trunk. Coats, dresses, etc.. that
must not be tumb'ed, may be nicely folded,
wrapped in newspapers, and laid in large
paper boxes, labelled and put on the closet
shelf.
Long bags, the full length of dress or
cloak, with hanging loops On top, save from
creasing as well as from dust aud moths.
Blanks is should be washed in the spring
rather than the fail, and put away in bags,
always leaving out enough for the cold
nights that occur even in summer They
can be kept safe and neat In pillow cases
always within reach when needed.
The windows of store-reom or closet
should be protected agaiast moths and flies
by fine netting. A good way to discover
the presence of moths and also TO destroy
them is to place lighted candle in basin
of water; the moths will be attracted by the
flame and will drop into the water. The
burning of canphor gum or sulphur will
destroy insects. The basin of later is al
ways necessary as safeguard against FIRE.
In that place your little iron pot, half filed
with ashes, and the camphor or sulphur.
Ssturate this well with alcohol and set 1t
afire. Have tie room closed tightly while
the smoking is going On, and be sure that
no one iEhales the fumes. Next in efficacy
to this is the Persian insect power. But
after all these precautions, one moth may
fad its way into closet or chest, and the
bag or wrapper is the oniY safeguard
Prudence Pry, in Examiner.
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MS IN VERSE.
A Deux Temps.

peux Temps.
Yes this is cur dance, this waltz from tho
Duchess.
What is that you are saying?
You thought was playing
You false, with this waltz, this dance from the
Duchcss2
You thought 1 had rather be sitting and talk
ing
With that little M'aIanners
There under the banners,
Or Is may be, perhaps, in the corridors walk
ing,
Instead of remembering this dance here with
you, sir,
This dance from the Duchess,
The lovely Grand Duchess,
The sweetest delec ten,psl An, if you but knew.
sir,
How l dote on the Duchess. with It's gliding
and sliding
Soft measure for measure,
You'd know from such pleasure
Ny feet would never go straying or hiding.
What is that?-you might have known it was
merely
This special sweet measure,
The dance, not the pleasure
OF dancing with gou here? Well, really, you've
nearly
Persuaded me, sir, that such was tho reason;
And I'm sure would fain. sir,
II you go on in this strain, sir,
Walk and talk to the NJ Manners to the end of
the season.
And to the end of my life, too, perhapa in nay
meaning?
Well no; for M'Manners
There, under the banners,
just when we encountered you waiting and
leaning
Against the bay window. had confessed rela-
tion
guessed days ago
His engagement, you know,
To that little Now. Harry, don't kiss me be-
fore all creation!
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4 Lost Chord.

"A bOet tAOAas
Seated one day at the organ,
| was weary and i'll at case,
And my fingers wandered idly
Over the noisy keys.
know not what was playing,
Or what | was dreaming then;
And struck one chord OF music,
Like the sound of great Amen.
It flooded the curious twilight,
Like the close of an angels psalm.
And it lay on my fevered spirit
With n token of infinite calm.
It quoted pain and sorrow,
Like love o'ercoming strife;
It seemed the harmonious echo
From our discordant life.
1t linked ali perplexei meanings
Into one perfect peace,
And trombled away into silence,
As If it were loath to cease.
Ihave sought, bat seek it vainly,
That one lost chord divine,
That came from the soul OF the organ
And entered into mine.
Itlnight be that deaths bright angel
Will speak in thafChord again;
It may be that only in heaven
shall hear that grand Amen.
Adelaide 4. Proctor.
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any druggist tries to sell you his own cough
medicine, remember be does it because he
makes more money on it. Insist on having
Kemp Balsam for the throat and lungs, for
there is no cough remedy SO pure and none
so qnick to break up cold. For Influenza
soreness OF the throat aud tickling irritation
wish constant cough Kemp's Balsam is an
immediate cure. Large bottles soc. aud 81.
At all druggists.
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Jov Cometh in tho Morning.

had a sorrow, and wept salt tears
One winter night, and heavy beat the rain;
At dawn came frost, and on my window pane
Each drop like fairy lacework now appears
So shall my grief perchance become a pleasure;
Yes, tears maybe are jewels hearts would
keep,
For in another life wen wake from sleep,
And light shall sparkle from our new found
-Beatrix L. Tollemache.
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Long Ago.

Sometimes q breath floats by me,
An odor from Drcamland sent,
That makes the ghost seem nigh me
OF splendor that came and went,
OF o life lived somewhere. | know not
In what diviner sphere,
OF memories that stay not and so not.
Like music heard once by an car
That cannot forget or reclaim it,
4 something SO shy, it would Shame IL
To make 1t a show,
\ something too vague, could name it,
For others to know,
As il had lived it or dreamed it,
AS il had acted or schemcd it,
Long agol
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And so they settled 1t.

Many babe is hurried out of the world
by powerful opates. Mothers, use DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup the safest aad best baby
medicine in the world.
Many diseases arise from yitiatad or i'm
pure blood, therefore keep the system
healthy and proof against the inroads of
disease by using Laxador.
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Life from, within.

1t takes soul
70 move a body: it takes high scaled man
To move the masses.
II takes the ideal to blow hairs breadth OH
The dust Of the actIal-Ah, your Fourriers
failed
recaase rot poets enough 10 understand
Thai life develops from within.
Mrs. Browning.
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& song welied up in the singers heart
Gikc song in the throat of bird).
And loud he sang, and far it rang
For his heart was strangely stirred;
And he sang for the very joy of song,
With no thought Of ono who heard.
Within the listeners Maynard soul
A heavenly patience grew.
He Jared on his way with benson
On the singer, who never knew
How the careless song Of an idle hour
Had shaped life anew.
Alice Williams Rrotherton.
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he Your own Doctor.

1t won't cost you one-half as much. DO
not delay. Send three tw o-cent stamps Tor
postage, and we will send you Or, hau'-
mann's great work, tne colorea plates
from life. on disease, its causes and Leme
cure. Address, A.. p. 0rd~ay Il Co.,
Boston, Mass.
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Little Flo,s Prayer.

DEAR GoD-The baby you brought us
Is awful nice and sweet,
But course you fordot his toofles,
The poor little thing can't eat;
That's why I'm writing this letter.
\ purpose TO let you know.
Please come and finish the baby,
That's all. From LITTLE FLO.
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PATENT MEDICINES

Web,pbOse to KEEP stock Of
aNMs ua,7oss Pyb7eta,y Msa1-
zines that there IS any aemaua
far, and ssvlz from time to time,
add to oa,- stock all such that mag
be euqnirsd foz. We annex a
Prize list aid can furnish any
bvoeuuble articles in this Line
at about tie same acreage of Price
as deAo7v
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. $50
Ayers, SSatrsaparilla. $50
Ayers Cathartlc pills. lie
Allcock's Porous Plasters, l0c
Browns iron Bitters, sc
Barker's Horse and Cattle Powder, loo
Benson's Capeine Plasters, lac
Brandreth's Pills, 100
Bucklen's Arniea Salve, l5c
Burdock Blood Bifters, &c
Beale's German Tea, l5c
Cox's Geiatine. 15c
Cuticura Streng thening PlaSters, Ice
Craig's Golden Tonic. 67c
DR.. Kings New Discovery, 35c
DR.. Kings New Discovery, 81. 90 size &c
EIy's Cream Balm, SIC
French's Embrocttion, l6c
Fig syrup Laxative, sl00 size. &c
Green's August Flower, ACC
Hotloways Worm Candy, Isc
Hansen's Butter Coioring, I3c
Hollands Podophyllin Pills l6c
Herrick's Pills, l5c
Jayne's Alternative, CSC
Jayne's Expectoraht, Csc
Jtyne's Vernifuge, Hc
L 1mkel's Bitter Wine of iron CSC
kunkel's w rm syrup, 75c
Kann..5,r,a L.,vorita Rau,edy M.
kennedy's Medical Discovery, Si.l5
Kirby's Cholera Drops. I5c
Zines Nerve Restorer, Csc
Riddsr's Asthma Pastiles, &c
Kaufman S sulphur Bitiers Tlc
Morse's Indian Root Pills, l5c
Mother Mobiles Syrup. 42c
Mrs. Pinkhans Vegetable Compound. 100
Mrs Winslowis Soothing syrup, l6c
Miners Botanic Olntment, l5c
Pinkham's Liver Pills. l5c
Parsons Purgative Pills, l5c
Parker's Ginger Tonic. CSC
Popham's Asthma Scecifc, $40
Parry Davis Pain Killer, &c size, l5c
Prof Hosford's Phosphate, 36c
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, CSC
Piercs's Favorite Prescription, Csc
Paine's Celery Compound, 70c
Kings Ambrosa, 5cc
Tough on Rats, C9c
Shakers Extract, 42c
Sewing Machine OH, W;c
3cheuch's Mandrake pills lac
STaims Panacea, l.3t
shalenberger's Fever and Ague Pills DC
st. Jacobs on. sc
Schneok's Puimonic syrup, 73c
Srnmon's Liver Regulator, s3c
Shoi's Ague pills, 3oc
Slnes' Cough syrup, l6c
Wells & Richardson's Butter Coioring, lsc
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, lie
Warmers Kidney and Liver Cure. $50
Warmers Tippecanoe, 6sc
Warmers Safe Pills, l2c
Wells May Apple Pills, eIc
Walkers Vinegar Bitter5, sc
Wishart's Tar Cordial. sc
40 Rheumatic Cordial, stc
ffnnerty's Expectortnt, 2Uc
Psnns White ointment. 9oc
Htmamelis or Witch Hize!, (pint). 2oc
jamaica Ginger, 2oc
Jdyne's Cumulative Balsarn. nc
Htscox's Scstter-Corns, I0c
i'ierce's Purgative Pellets, l5c
Corn Plasters, per box. i0c
Brnion Plasters, per box, ioc
Warranted Fresh and Genuine.
Z. B. Humbhysys 6 Co.
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WYE have nearly 300 window shades, all new
w goods at 25c, 2ac, 4Oc to coo for the best
Fine Dado's; all on spring rollers. T. D.
uUuPHREY6 & co.
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Remember
That we can, in connection with the MONITOR,
secure you u subscription to any paper or
magazine published, at much lower price
than the regular rate, and you viii do we'll to
let us know If you arc contemplating sub
scription to any publication.
THE MONITOR. Woodstown. N. j.
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NEW
WALL PAPER
STORE.
have opened on
Main ST., in Massey's Building,

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of paper from the brown backs
up, including lustras, blanks,
bronzes, both plain and en-
bossed, damask, felts, sanitary
washable papers, ceiling deco
rations, etc. trim the paper
for you, when desired, free Of
charge.
Both painting and paperhang-
ing done by experienced work
men.
u. r. CRUISE.
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PREMIUM OFFER FOR 1891
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WASH DRESS GOODS.

THE TERMS APPLICABLE TO OUR WASH DRESS GOODS
are handsome pretty swoot Those throo styles Of
beauty all embraced tho choicest line offered In
Tho OF all Importers and manufacture
collected In this grand display.
We lead with tho great European Novelty Kora Molre In
printed goods, made from Egyptian Cotton and
conbed Yarns. combined offoct. producing
richness only found In tho Highest class silks Every
advoses Scotch cInghams and Zophyrs and show
ugly pretty patterns, but with II dfferen
havo an Immense assortment evory pattern beauty
producing effects before Wit
nossed this class Of goods and perfectly fast.
We showing stylish patterns In American Cling
hams.
old Standby Printed saeens, Is largely represented
In all qualities. Canton Cloth. mado by Simpson
Sons deserve special Its richness of design.
Tho patterns In Prints very pretty
must speak OF them.
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we are able 10 bear, and we should not
dare ask for more. Men sometimes Ire.
ceivo more. Think OF the three Wit
who saw angels, who heard them spenk
and bear witness 10 that book and the
divine mission Of Joseph the Prophet,
was fallen prophet, aud the Church
which he organized gone astray.
But well for them, they never did
fail 10 bear their especial witness faith.
fully. No pressure from any source
was ever strong enough 10 shake that
great testimony; aud because they were
true 10 that trust, there WINS mercy for
them. Two anerwani returned TO
their former faith, humble and peni.
tent. II scem. 10 me they received
greater blessings aud glofics than they
had strength TO bear.
Oliver Cowdcry was ordained by the
same angels, 10 the same Priesthood ~
Joseph Smith, hut that did not save
him from falling away from the truth.
Then pay for biessiugs, aud always re-
member 10 ask for the strength 10 bnr
THIN, aud the wisdom 10 honor them.
will give you rule by which 10
judge II You have received the iioly
Ghost. ltglvcs strength. II gives hope,
II gives wisdom, II giv,s Joy, II gives
love o. God and man, and n YOU follow
it, guidance, u viii lead you Into tAc
| prrseuce NJ Tod because " II the spirit
o. God aud the power OF God. All that
His servants know Of His will comes to
them by that spirit, because II Il the
spirit OF revelation, aud the only source
whence such knowledge eau come.
II dwells In the hearts OF mun and
doe not mask man outwardly, nor
change his appearance 20 that he may
he known In that way 70 possess a. aud
this we may know from the fact that
even the Savior was with difficulty
recognized ns the Sou OF God, even 10y
His own disciple.
Brother Lyman promised 10 pray foi
me II would speak hrsL and even
then ! fear have spoken too long bat
Brethren aud Sister, we who have
come here TO visit you have "A great
desire for your welfare, both spiritual
aud temporal.
believe never enjoyed n Confer
enc. better than this % the last tive
days. rejoice to feel that the Lord u
with His people aud that ~,
people are trying To be win
Him. II you win accept the counse
you have received during this Confer.
encc, you viii he united, true 10 each
other, 20 your faith, aud 10 your God.
You viii feel humble aud hopeful
willing IN forgive each other aud Il
ask 10 be forgiven. We should Away
come To the LORDS supper full Of for
givcness for all who have aggrievot
u, and desiring To bc forgiven oul
tresspasses.
prny the Lord 10 bless you abund
antly aud keep you fill Of Hts Sr.h
that you may walk In Ills ways ans
not deyiate thcroifom. Amen.
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Observation-Disclosures
DRESS GOODS.

EVERY DRY GOODS HOUSE KEEPS DRESS GOODS, BUT
scarcely house in America show tho collection OF
superb things offor Spring Thoy
strung along from Now York to Salt Lake. and SOMETHING
NEW is ARRIVING DAILY. Tho purchases six past
would not equal the this limo.
Ladies cannot form the fantest Idea OF elegantly
tostofuly hoy dress, by calling and examining
choice OF Novelties tho artistic
effects In Dross Goods Department
Wo shall show limo Of French Chales patterns
coorlngs Of which pronounced works OF art
Our Combination Plaid tasteful, a a
moderate price. producod about hundred
OF European Novelties Of which patterns
alike. something to DO proud OF.
The Wool Palds attempted.
and together with tho patterns. simply immense. In
styles suitable 10 all
Our Black Goods stock complete, In which
showing many novelties that uare offered at the low
proos place Hoaretas Cords, Dagonals and
Twils
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LoSpoS. Feb. 2s.--iiast evening n
number " striking porters and tromon
attempted 10 board tins stesmcr Scotland
hut were resisted. a serious conflict
followed Ia which the uon'unionisis
fired number Of shots nj their oppon-
unts, ltUurlng some. Sovuml o. the at.
lacking party were thrown FROM the
Aoui'0nd's dsck and with difficulty
rescued from drowning. The police
arrested eight ringleaief- Of the attack
lug party.
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NEWS MA NursnELl..

MIR. Saunders Of the Utah Commits.
s ,on n, i1Sovv,,nS "o'" '"e s"P' ~ +"
va
Anna Dickinson, the great lectures,
telcgraphcd Jay GOULD for 81, 100000.
She Il reported insane.
rri,... ~. IL ata ,,,ti,. ~ ..tt,,.,
nra,ao,'.d H. ,,e iIn,,,,I Sta,',. enr iss2
Il, MI Mo miic. arc n,oIecled In ihe
southern States.
A., Ill. ... 1. a., ,.,,,,,. a,
CT. ~. ,','I,,ai 49,, -,
,'a.a ,. a,,oas,'.t a. -, enc ~
iv,s, "as ~. ~,
Se'P''' ""' NV ""'' WV"
A canvass Of both houses Of the
Minnesota Legislature brings out IS
votes Tor Blaine, 81 for Cleveland, and
Presidency In ls0a.
49,.
In springville,pafty politics are run.
ming In the OLD groove. The "iibernls"
there are OUT win n manifesto con.
demning the ldea OF going into Demo-
cratic or hepublican party lines.
The Stat, leyIslati,r. nj T.xa. Inns
i.,,,I,,i pot Ia mate ny nnnrnn,la,in,,s
enr tne IVorl1is EsIr nrIyni.. MI.
scrintInn will las ouonc,I for lhe MIR.
,,os,,
-
Tho Ogdonites are preparing for n
straight out party campaign next fall.
cry. Suppose ths Farmers Nliiane.
should take hand, and then the
knights OF Labor bring IN thp f,ar.
inc Union racine freight depart
ment mas been ehureiy r.oIganlked. n
saving OF ~ per cent VIII DC mhhc on
the expenses o. operation IN fuiure.
The reorganization means q msion OF
the Missouri faciic system anu the
Union racine
There was quite a social event I'm
Rerlln on the aTih Inst II WINS The
bantIsm OF The lnfaut daughter of Couut
and Countess Pappenheim, nee Wheel.
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP,

NxrE nEnEHY GIVE NOTICE. TO TIN
w world, ttat the rn.uariuufshp hereto
fore exiting hctWoen ilruiy Cohu, rsdrrIrk
"a Anefptrh aud samuel ~. Aurrharh, under
zoe nrm nnme a. Henry Coin a Co., nnd oar.
~ Inc on ADD DONG tuangaf in thc city aud
county 81 salt Lake. Ttfdi1ry Of utah. hn,
been this day Dissolved W mutual consent
Henry COIN, Individually, O. carry on the husi
of HrNiN Cons a 60, hni shid Aucrhach
iirns. AaNiua no Interest therein.
Ald ne said ncuty Coin will cole 4 all a..
counts due the I'm. and pay and adjust all
clnims against the lrnt
1ha l3th day u Jannary, g. -, 1891.
nFNNN COM,
lNEDImuk N. AuEtlnACH,
SAMUEL u. AuEnnACn.
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SAS FRANCIsco, Feb. 2s.-Chlnese
ndvices sny that an attempt was male
ON the night OF January ~, 10 set fire
to tho China Navigation ComYany's
steamer Itktl, at Shanghai, and u "
now believed that the burning " the
steamer Shanghai, whoruby two hun.
drcd people persisted, was the work Of
MI inceudlAfy.
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To thu Stockholders of thn bullion Hock and
Champion Mining oonpauy. Corporation.
UOu AnE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
n the regular Annual Nesung Of tho -toUk-
Hast Temple sucut, salt Lake CITY, Territory
~ Utah, % Monday, tbs second day Of March.
pfutimo, NJ tho hour of " a. in. for the purs
pose of clecnnE onleCfs for the unsr iuE year
sud fof The transaction ~ such other business
~ mty properly come before tho mfnilns.
ny order IL the iieart,
", j. nRATIE. seerrtsry.
salt I.ale CITY. q. T.. Irbmary IL. isli.
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Letter stating tbnt the Life OF the
queen ~ In Danger.

BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ~. - The
Chronio'c's Honolulu letter, dated Feb.
Is, says: The Attain are In o critical
condition. a threatening anonymous
letter was printed this morning, adj
dressed to Justice Judd aud warming
him that the Queens life Is In danger.
IL isnn open secret that the letter was
written by Robert Wilcox, revolu.
ZIONIST, for the purpose Of lnaugurating
n public demonstration against the
Queen.
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ViESNA, Feb. 2s.--pfotcssor Bilioih
showed the physicians n the Medical
Society two patients whom he had
cured Of tuberculosis by biz system.
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wAsinNoToN, Feb. ga bill has
been introduced IA the House 10 lncor.
pouto the Three Americas Company
Tor the purpose Of promoting trade and
commerce among the several govern.
mcnls Of the western hemisphere. Tho
capital stock Of the corporation is fixed
at -, OOO, 900.
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CmcAoo, Feb. 2s.--Jamos Reynolds,
the head city salesman Of the hardware
firm OF Kelly, Maus a Co., shielded
this morning. No cause Is known tor
the deed. Reynolds wns the sou Of the
ca. governor of Rhode leland.