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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-02
WISE WORDS.

Jagson says he has found more grass
widows in clover than in weeds.
God never has to look at mans
bank account to find out whether he
is fit for Heaven.
If the devil had to do all his work in
the daytime, he would never get an
other follower.
The Christian who is ashamed of the
cross of Christ will find the way to
Heaven all up hill.
Make it impossible for God to suffer,
and you make it impossible for Him
to reveal his love.
''The wages of sin is death; but the
gift of God is eternal life through Je
sus Christ our Lord"
There is not place on earth so low
that from it we may not step to a
higher place in Heaven.
The devil would rather get one boy
to go wrong than to sell barrel of
whiskey to drunkards.
1t is possible to fail a thousand
times in the eyes of men, and yet sue
coed in the sight of God.
If God could have His way, not one
of His little ones would ever have a
single anxious thought.
The following from the Toronto
Globe is worth producing: Somebody
wrote and asked me to define a 1irt.
1t seems unnecessary when the die
tionary meaning is worded in such
terse Saxon terms. There has been
some degree of fascination tossed
about the word by a perversion of its
meaning, but it is quite time to apply
it only in its true sense, and the appli-
cation is far from being a compliment
tary one. Do you want to act a lie?
Then f1irt. Do you wish to lose the
modest charm of manner which is
woman's best heritage and mans too
frequently fond attribute? Then play
at lover. Do you want your future life
embittered by memories which will
stab you when your heart is beating
with happiness? Then cheat some one
into giving you true regard for false
ness If you would be womanly, my
woman reader, or manly my unknown
questioner, give your esteem to all
who deserve it, your friendship to
those who are your true friends and
your hearts warm, earnest love to
one man or to one woman, and let it
be unsullied by the firtations which
many count in triumph on the fingers
of both hands,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-02
NOTICE.

whereas my wife, Sarah Campbell, has lcft
my bed and board without amy lust cause or
provocation, hereby forbid any person hnr-
boring or trusting her on my account aH ]
shall pay none OF her debts contracted after
this date WILLIAM Campbell
Westmore, VI, Oct y, 1891. ti-i8
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-02

Is entitled TO your FIRST consideration, since
it holds a FOREMOST place among the Life In
surance Companies of this country, and offers
superior advantages in all features of the bus
mess, together with UNSURPASSED FINANcIAL
SACURITY.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-02

How is your cold? Use Johnson's Anodyne
Liniment or it may last all winter; certain
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-06-13

A peculiar accident on the Florida Cen.
trail and Peninsular railway sh ,ok the boys
up Wednesday. The train, east bound,
stopped at a wood rack near Mount Pleas
ant to take on wood. The trainmen and
conductor were all off the train when it
started up. waiting for the rear coach to
come up before they attempted TO climb
ON. Before they could mount to their
places coupling-pin gave way and the
rear section of the train went spinning
backward, down grade at great speed.
None of the trainmen were aboard to put
on brakes, and the passengers were too
badly frightened to think Of it. The cars
few along the track without engine and
without guide, reaching River Junction, a
distance of nine miles, In what seemed to
the frightened passengers to be but aec.
ond Here very luckily the switch was
turned to the siding. Had it been on the
main line the cars would have continued
AN their mad course until dashed into the
Chattahoochee river. at the end of the line
and the passengers would now very likely
be sleeping meath the yellow waves of the
river. As 1t was, the cars turned in on the
siding and dashed into q long line of fat
cars, the sudden crash lifting the coach
from the trucks and neatly loading it
square on one of the fat cars, while the
trucks piled up beneath. Fortunately
none of the passengers were hurt, but they
had very narrow escape.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-06-13

The popular Leon closed for the season
Saturday morning after breakfast. Under
the efficient management of Mr.. NJ. L.
Oglesby this hostelry has been one of the
best kept in Florida, winning by its excel
lence the name of being the Parlor Hotel
of Florida. Mr.. Oglesby goes to Buffalo
Lithia Springs, Va, to manage the hotel
there for the summer season. The FLoRI-
DIAN commends any hotel managed by
Mr.. Oglesby as being first-class in every
respect. Floridians planning a trip to
northern resorts this summer should put
Buffalo Lithia Springs on their lists
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No other preparation combines the pos
tive economy, the peculiar merit and the
power of Hoods Sarsaparilla.

INV oconOuy, the peculiar mcrlC ana the
medicinal power of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Tallahassee is the most hospitable city
on the face of the globe. The farewell
to the DAILY FLORID1AN Saturday night
proved that fact beyond the shadow of a
doubt
-Four hundred hands are now at work
on the construction of the new railway to
Gainesville. There is no doubt alb out it,
Tallahassee is sure 10 be great railway
centre yet.
Sarsapasilla belongs to the smilax family
of plants, and is found very generally over
the American continent; but the variety
that is richest in medicinal properties is the
Honduras root, of which the famous Ayers
Sarsaparilla is made.
Mr.. G. w. Cline will start on a COM
plete tour of the state ON June IS, in the
interest of the WEEKLY FLoR1D1AN, and
we commend him to the people of Flor
ida. Mr.. Cline is we'll known to the
management of the FLoR1DIAN in past
years, and we trust he will find liberal
support from all.
During the rush of the legislative ses-
sion the FLoR1D1AN job Office was not
able to deliver work as promptly as the
management wished, but now the rush is
over, and our efficient superintendent,
Mr.. Chas H. Berg, will do any kind Of
fancy or plain printing for you on short
notice and in first class style.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-06-13

Miss Jennie Henderson, daughter of
our fellow citizen. Col Jno. A. Hender-
son, and granddaughter of Col. Ward
after whom the local Confederate Veteran
Camp at Pensacola is named, has been
invited and has accepted the privilege Of
unwilling the Confederate monument to
be dedicated at Pensacola on the 18th of
June. Miss Jennie will have guard of
honor consisting of fourteen young ladies,
a place being given to West Virginia.
The following is the list:
Miss Emma Turner, Maryland,
Miss Charley Jones, Virginia,
Miss Katie Mcguire, West Virginia,
Miss Maize McDavid, North Carolina,
Miss Leila Reese, South Carolina,
Miss Ethel Clark, South Carolina,
Miss Florida Cook, Florida,
Miss Lizzie Frater, Alabama,
Miss Mildred Reed, Mississippi,
Miss Stella Riera, Louisiana,
Miss Mollie Brent, Kentucky.
Miss l. Hargis, Texas,
Miss Abbie Brooks, Arkansas.
Miss Annie Bars, Missouri.
Miss Bessie Thompson Tennessee.
Tallahassee will send large delegation
to enjoy Pensacola's many attractions
and to see the most memorable gather
ing of Confederates which will ever be
held in the state. Every year the veter-
ans grow less in number, and each year
any gathering they may have will be
smaller than it's predecessor, in the natu-
raj order of things.
1t will also be the largest gathering of
volunteer troops witnessed in Florida
since the war
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Notice to Teachers.
OFFICE OF

SUP'T PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, LEON Co.
TALLAHASSEE, June 2, 1891.
All white applicants to teach in the
public schools Of Leon county are re-
quired to present themselves for exami-
nation at Leon Academy July 6 and Z
next.
All applicants to teach in the colored
schools are required to present them
selves for examination at Lincoln Acad-
envy July s, 9 and 10.
By order of the Board of Public In
struction. n. W. EPPEs,
County Superintendent.
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LINTHICUM.WALKER.
A Happy Marriage I'm Tallahas
Thursday.

At the residence of her uncle, Judge Da-
vid S. Walker, at II o'clock Thursday
morning, Miss Annie Helen Corinne
Walker, youngest daughter of the late
Geo. K. Walker, was married to DR.. Ed
ward M. Lnthicum, of Evansville, Ind.
Rev. W. H. Garter, rector of St. Johns
Episcopal Church, officiating.
The marriage was very quiet, only close
personal friends and relatives being in.
vited
DR.. and Mrs. Linthlcum departed on the
afternoon train for their Indiana home
Their many Tallahassee friends wish them
a safe Journey and long and happy mar
ried life
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II you feel weak !.
and al 1 worn out take
BROWN S IRON lBITTERS'
NOT ONE SORE NOW
Baby Afflicted with had Sores and
EruPtions. No Relief, Perma-
nently Cured by the Cuticura.

During the suD,mer Of 1889 my eighteen months,
old infant was so afflicted with ernptons that or
binary domestic needles failed to give any relief
On his hips would often appear the eming track
his body bad sores came and remained till pro-
cured the CUTICURA REMEDIES. For some time I
used the soap and salve without blood medicine,
together. Il has now been nearly year since tha
eruption was healed, and very mnch feared It
wonld return with the warm weather Of this year,
but the summer IL passed and not one core hes a-
peared on him. MRS. A. n WALKER.
49, Carsonville, Ga.
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Notice to the Public.

Commencing Monday, June Is, 1891,
Mr.. G. w. Cline will canvass the state in
the interest of the WEEKLY FLoRIDIAN.
Mr.. Cline is well known to the business
men of Florida, and we commend him to
the support of the people of the state.
June 6, 1891. G. w. DACOsTA
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had three Of the best physicians in Psdncah.
and they did me NO good I used your CUTICURA
RxNsDzEs, and they have cured me sound and wen
was sore from my waist down with eczema. Their
life to CUTICURA, for without Q doubt, / woud
have been In my grave had it not been for yoar
remedies. Allow me to return my sncerea 3
thanks. W. 81. QUALLS, Paducah, Ky. .'s
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Board Wanted

For the summer, by gentleman of quiet
habits, in refined family and pleasant 10.
cality. References exchanged. Address
stating terms, B., P. o. Box N.
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Iffood sours on stomach, digestion is de-
fected. De W tits Little Early Risers will
remedy this. The famous little pills that
never grippe and never dissappoint. Sold
by NJ. Lively,
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Fourth of LulY.

As one of the committee. and in their be-
half, / extend cordial invitation to the
people in general to participate in the 4th
Of July festivities at Lake Overstreet.
Come and bring well.filIed basket.
W. H LAWRENCE
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Notice. 20 Ginnern.

I have purchased gin saw films
machine and am prepared to file gin saw
on short notice. Also gin brushes repaired
and refilled with No. bristles.
J. DUNCAN.
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Mrs. E. W. CANDLES boarding house a
st. Teresa. James Island, is open for tn,
season. The best board at REASONABLE,
rates. June3.4t.
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tits quite the fashion now TO take De
Wits Little Early Risers for liver, stom-
ach and bowel disorders. They are small
pills, but mighty good ones. N. Lively
ellis them.
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As tn toGtchss and Other schsmss here.
I will pay any intelligent young man or
woman $4,000 per month, and . reasonable
amount for expenses.
Salary In advance after first week. Send
dime for full particulars. Address
J. d. ANDERs.
May 274t. Winter Hayen, Fla.
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,,,.r ne = solJAS ,a;sS J ho6Sr
!, . 81 Do''h a, v. NJ. MCINTOSH 80 T'''F''
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, } 49,
T,uCAs COT1NTY SO

LUCAS COUNTY,
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that be is
the senior partner OF F. J. Cheney & Co.
doing business in the city of Toledo, county
and state aforesaid, and that said firm win
pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use o. Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December, A.
D. 1885.
1872. A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Send for TESTING o.
mails, free.
r. J. CHENEY 8 Co., Toledo, o.
az Sold by druggists, 75c.
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The concert which was to have been
given Wednesday night by the Cecilia
Choral Society was, owing to the inclem-
ent weather, postponed until next Mon.
day night. The society has arranged an
interesting program and will treat the
public to about two hours of excellent
vocal music. Buy tickets early at Clark e
book store.
A box of Ayers Pills have saved many q
fit of sickness. When remedy does not
happen to be within reach. people are liable
to neglect slight ailemnts, and, of course
serious Hines, follows they have to suffe,
the consequences. "a stitch in time
saves nine"
The regular monthly meeting of Leon
County Building and Loan Association
will be held Monday night. Pay up and
save expense.
Very popular, very small. very good
De Wits Little Early Rises, the pill fol
constipation. biliousness, sick headache
Sold by NJ. Lively.
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Headquarters for Fine Cigars,
Varieties too numerous to mention, q
n. Lively's drug store.
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r. Spiller is sojourning at
PblO
vs Ola Davis returned to Madison
Wednesday.
The county commissioners were IN SeS-
sion Monday
Miss Ruby Perry of Pensacola is guest
dNn Gov. Fleming.
Miss Margaret Randolph is visiting
trends in South Florida.
III. Stafford, of Palatka, has been ad-
,i,sdtO practice in the supreme court.
Mr. Ernest O. Williams has gone north
N combined business and pleasure trip.
MW.B. Davis of Madison spent a few
a: with his Tallahassee friends this
week
Misses Jennie Brevard and Sadie Will
inns are visiting Mrs. j. E. Broome in
Quincy.
Miss Marie Naites will leave in few
i've for Sewanee, Tenn, where she will
nad the summer
Gss Molle McCaskill, who has been at
siing the Seminary West of the Suwan
Ne, returned Wednesday to DeFuniak.
Rev. c. Caldwell Of Brunswick, Ga,
will preach in the Tallahassee Presbyle-
rian church Sunday morning and even
ing
An unuly horse kicked little Freddie
J koors few days ago, inflicting a painful
wound in bis head. The little fellow had
snarrow escape from death.
EJ.A Edmondsop, Jr., who has just
graduated from the Seminary West of the
NEsnnee, has accepted a position with
TIE Florida, Georgia and Western railway
company.
Aneeting of the Leon county Board OF
naIh Was held Wednesday and the fol.
ewing officers were elected for the ensu-
. yeaE Dr.. L. D. Blocker, president;
OB. Aeginniss, Jr., secretary and treas.
ru.
James and Edward Love, who have Just
p'OaaIed with high honors from the Semi
=! west Of the Suwannee, returned to
:" quincy home Wednesday. The to-
Aao cly Can well be proud of these two
!'ung men.
among those who have gone to St. TIE.
- AiS week are Hon. B. P. Calhoun,
.1s aoo Tour children, Hon. R. L. Sauls-
J. .h mas A. E. Chaires, Mrs. H. V. R.
s@aaer, Mrs. E. NJ. Whitaker, Miss Lina
y" ana Tom and John Gallie.
L. u. hlllyer, pastor Of the BAp.
'aofch, will be in Tallahassee again on
..asaay, June 49, He will preach Thurs.
4. ".nGay and Saturday, evenings and a,
.., aual hours GA Sunday. The public il
Aiy invited to attend.
~ ]. !. Leon county delegates to the Meth.
=. ~ uls'f.ct conference held at Apalach-
=. ts'ulnsd Tuesday night on a special
!. which had been furnished them by
AN 1 accommodating Florida Central
49,. ,ulnsular Company, the boat having
~ ~ ~ chatt 4hoochee too late for the
A Marion Hopkins and Miss Mamie
80 s Of Tallahassee, arrived to-niob.
~ sAhasses on a visit to Mrs. PER-,
81, 80. After staying here few dsvs
lg ladies' will go over to Fernan.
=, guests of Misses Horsev. and o,
a aIn 2 Tallahassee they will again
s sa Mrs. Holland. - Metronolis
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y~pOROLOGICAL.

# TEMPERATURE at Tallahassee
b1'a florida H for the past '0ssS'
.n nv W. A. RAwLs, Drug
ss,r.aon' t t:ss snd p fhs%tnacist:l =,
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o.c,,lsr meetings of v1 LnoS a. H0 t5e31
.,s 6eld every .,dcF. All Brothers in good
I, sssf gar are invited 70 J. ". HACKETT, N. g.
& HuEr, R. >.
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-Fresland's Barber Shop and Bath Room
doors north posttoface A4-n
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cured Of agonizing, itching, burning. bleedin0.
scaly and blotchy skin and scalp diseases eOuid
write, what host Of letters would be received by
can appreciate the agony these little ones suffer.
and when these great remedies relieve IN dneie
application the most distressing eczemas and itch
speedy and permanent cure, it is positively inhu-
man not to use them without Q moments delay.
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The closing exercises of the State Nor
NAL and Industrial College for colored
students took place at Munro's opera
house Thursday night.
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Very popular, very small, very good
De Wits Little Early Risers, the pill fvf
constipation, biliousness, sick headache
NJ. Lively. 33-tf
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49, '~s 'sssas7ses1F tssse
A TALLAHASSEE DENTIST.
Approaching Permanent Departure
Of Dr. w. HI. shine.

1t is to be regretted that DR.. W. H.
Shine has decided to leave Tallahassee on
July 1. The field here does not offer suf-
ficient scope for the exercise of his profes.
sional skill and he will locate perma-
nently in Pensacola. The people of that
city are to be congratulated upon his ac-
QUESTION, as he is undoubtedly one Of the
most skillful dentists in the South. For
the convenience of his clients in this city
DR.. Shine will make professional visit
once or twice in each year, if neces-
sary. In parting with Dr. Shine the FLOR
1DIAN wishes him the abundant success in
his new sphere that his merits certainly de-
mand. sr
Dr. Shine will be absent in Pensacola
from Tuesday TO Thursday, inclusive, for
the purpose of selecting an Office.
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CHAPTER. No. l
=. %. q. +.

and an Ns9ssEa@ s sScFfisry
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= .1oalDIAN is pleased to learn that
- aies hes returned asosl,vAi.
= purpose ef9opsnine ddsoEsi
aill lake Ae sllIIcs, q III
zee On yusya BIZ shine ~
pie reputation ID AIbanv'
wM gladly wslcossae ! dsot;st.,
..sssslisy, and pArtscularly ss.on'
W =. being . native Of liz .api-.
% - aas brother, DR.. ar. Shin.
"a q. .. nlm as soon as he RECEIVERS
81 ~ as'sre spell Of illness that has
NJ, I :. confined to his bed several
=. i y was DR.. Shines intention to :,
ssasss :, large, ! city. but at the earnest
n "a :. :. n. parents he decided to r..
INV tallahassee, for q few month.
no Tor Tallahassee CITY nron.
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&C; REsoLvEHT, 81. Prepared by the PorTKH.
DRUo AND CHxMcAL CORPORATION, Boston -
~ Send for "How to Cure Skin Disessee !"
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SENIOR GLASS;
Miss Jenny Grant. 9547
Geo. b. Perkins. "a SO
Richard P. Hopkins .............. "a Sc
JUNIOR CLASS.
There being none to compete with him,
John w. Henderson declined 10 receive
the medal, which he could justly have
claimed.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Francis P Fleming, Jr,. ........... 951S
Geo. T. Edgar. 1926
FRESHMAN CLASS.
Miss Fannie Ball. .................94 645
Miss Margaret Randolph. 3186
FIRST HIGH SCHOOL.
Miss Emma Quarterman. ......... .98.272
J1lSS MARY Dali. 30. 404
SECOND HIGH SCHOOL.
Miss Nettie HART. ........... ......... 95.949
Miss Sarah Raney. ................ 94618
Gold medals were awarded TO Misses
Jenny Grant, Emma Quarterman, Fannie
Ball and Nettie HART and to Francis P.
Fleming, Jr.
Miss Emma Q 1arterman made the high
est record In the whole school-98 272 out
of a possible 100
Diplomas, beautifully executed in pen
and ink designs by Mr.. E. G. Chesley, were
awarded to the seven graduates, and the
degree OF Bachelor of Ar was conferred
upon each.
The gold medal offered by Mr.. George
Lewis to the student who stood highest
in studies and department in Leon Acad-
envy, was awarded to Louis Whitfield.
After awarding the medals and diplo-
mas President Geo. M. Edgar introduced
Ex-Governor w. D. Bloxham, who step
ped forward upon the stage, and though
somewhat indisposed, he delivered an an
nual address that called forth loud and
prolonged applause.
In the course Of his remarks Mr.. Blox-
ham gave brief sketch Of the past history
of the Seminary West of the Suwannee
that greatly interested the entire audience
the mention of the names of the beloved
departed Floridians who had at different
times been members of the school board
and of the faculty being greeted by loud
cheers.
The speaker referred to his own college
days; of the bouyancy of his feelings at
the near approach of freedom, but" said
he, "when the doors of the college were
at last thrown open, and Freedom took me
in her fond embrace, she kissed me and left
burning care upon my cheek"
Ex-Governor Bloxham's address was
splendid, as his speeches always are, and
his words and magnetic bearing swayed
the audience to the tune Of his breath.
As he closed flowers fairly rained about
his head, and round after round Of ap-
plause awoke the echoes in the distance.
The benediction by Rev. William
Poage, and the thirty-third session of
the Seminary West of the Suwannee
was at an end.
The students and their friends went
from the opera house to Leon hotel,
where Q reception and ball in honor Of
the graduating class was given and
greatly enioyed
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No such Thinx.

Fine Cigars
q specially. at N. Lively's drug store.
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Regular me ssa g;ss Z! .t 1 sss s$;s
ntEsT No. = ar AZ each month, at their
St,Ssy Eu ,'.G' o g, OK Al Patriarchs in
sssEassdingw s,1 r. iPE1ssHf toIDswoRTH' c. p
cuIScEY. Scribe.