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East Pork Association

The regular annual meeting of stock
holders of the East Park Association, for
the election of directors and other bust
ness, will be held this evening at w. p.
Coleman's office at O'Clock.
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He Won lis race.

At Morris Park. Yesterday. the Sacra-
mento-hrcd colt, Rey del Rey, won a
mile race III 1:42i. This is the iirst vic
tory of the season foT California horse.
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EoR SALE-THE STOCK OF DRUGS
i soda fountain, good will and lease of drne,
Store ana MIXTURES, on reasonable terms. For
particulars apply to MILLS d HAWK 9oi 7
street, Sacramento. Cal. rov;o2N 80 .
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t'gydt, 9Al1t-ittE FURNITURE OF A
IL lodg1ng-houSe of seven rooms. tho hove, -
TO let Inquire at southwest corner Fourth
and l. streets. no = ~. u Iu
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IL horse, years old; weight 200 stvlisb
ana me traveller, very gents and bright baD-.
one large draft horse, bay. years old. weI@Ti'
years OLE, well matched. of fine sfocii' T'a'a
nCfseS VIII be at Lo kha"d's stables. Eleventh
street, letween and X, on Wednesdav fiIna
3, 1891. c. HANSEN. :, : G ~
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coo PER ACRE-FRUIT FARM Ann M
DOU provements for sale. four miles f,o,o
LOOMS. Apply to CARL STROBETs Al
street. nyoT-I 0tdt11In =. "
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ITOR SALE-A THOROUGHBRED MARE.
folk, eIt of Wildidle, etc; she is fine breeder
and very gentle; also a thoroughbred Jersey
bull Apply to EDWIN X. ALSIP q co
Sacramento.
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EHOR SALE-0NE OF THE FINEST AND
IL largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance; best location; stock and lease. IN
quire at this Office.
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PERSONAL on MATRIMONIAL A
L selfsupporting young English lady wish
ing to have home in California, would like
to correspond with an honorable gentleman of
good disposition and fond of music. Object,
marriage. Address MUSIC TEACHER, 7o4
Eighth Avenue, New York City, box 30.
Letters and photo. win be returned If desired.
No trifiing tolerated. my29-St
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DEWARD-$ $50 REWARD PAID FOR
b conviction OF. information that will lead
TO conviction of parties stealing this paper
from doors of subscribers. my9-n
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OH.CjU sale in Sacramento; nearly new
six,room house; lot 40x16O. Apply at 2314
" stIcSt.
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EloR SALE CHEAP-SIX. GOOD HORSES
i Apply at UNION BREWERY, Twentieth
and O streets.
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j. interest in the International Hotel Saera-
m z Cal, with a long lease. Address W. a.
NTAoW ILL. nVo1-tf
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Go 3gt or 33eftt.

T'O LET-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
4 comp-ite Tor housekeeping. 415 2 street.
icE-23#
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CEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East.
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TOR SALE Or TO RENT ON LEASE-TfCN
! acres of bottom land, one mile below
Washington, Yolo County; if sold win take
small payment down. Apply to EDWIN X.
AISlP Il CO., Real Estate and Insurance
Agents. 1915 Fourth street.
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TOR SALE AT A Low PRICE-16o
L acres improved land in Ei Dorado County,
half-nile on Placerville wagon road two
miles rom Sportsman's Hall. speciaiIV
adapted for fruit; we'll timbered and watered.
street, Sacramento. M 10 . !"
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Oe9trcni 5tuttrea.

W. NJ STREET, RIVATE BOARD WITH
tbtD or without rooms; also furnished or
unfuTniSheI rooms for Housekeeping. ie2-5t*
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ITIRST-CLASS BOARD AND ROOMS FOR
4 two gentlemen and wives, or single gentle
men in private family; fine grounds and
home comforts; good location; terms reason
able. Address d, this Office je2-6t*
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TOR SALE-My HOME AND BtTONG-
~ a ing nlgs; my paintings, too, must go T. X.
o1NCoho, 4 * H4lsUIlf street.
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Fakir" again tonight.
At the Congregational Church this

At the Congregational Church this
evening Herr August Aamold, the Nor
wegian violin virtuoso, gives a concert,
assisted by Miss Ida Ciinch, Mrs. How
ard, Mrs. Neale, Rev. Mr.. Stephenson
and others. President Heath, of the
Music Teachers National Association,
prCnounces him IAN artist Of the highest
grade" The Chicago Tribune says: .Hc
is one Of the best artists Of the new
school" The admission this evening is
50 cents. Reserved seats can be had al
Houghton's without extra charge.
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Anr 4als.

E'oR SALE CHEAP-ON ACCOUNT OF
4 owner leaving State; l6O acres now in
WIai ana so acres in summer-fallow. at
" " ais s1, ; station. apply to STEPHENSON ~
HARTMAN, 1907 Fourth street. ie9-Iw
L1OR SALE Or EXCHANGE ron, C,1T,1-
& proFerty-Two lots on Morgan oveni1a
a iJoih ng Chicago; 25x125; $3.50 eacb
Ap1i. corner IMenty-first and p SIS feI1I,-s.
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Inst-4nltr,n.

Gi1f-s50 REWARD LOST or STOLEN
~, ~ about a month ago, on SUNDAY. at High
i htali ARK or on M,sreeS cars, bI sclz enain-
y FeWa OF tif y doIars and no ouesfi"ns
i.s!<ca ON It's r>ttrn 70 25o9 street. as il is
lci-lWE
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22
ADDRESS.


Constitution the Arizona completed the work. which here
with submitted for careful investigation.
They commend Your favorable consideration the Constitution
whose identical
tail 70 show the features between organized under
and those but painfully felt under
and not known all aud official conduct but little watched by
the fruits had action to seen all along the
debt mil
lion dollars while the debts the several aggregate nearly three times
s lus' o not produce n
embodied
established legislative Executive Judi
c system which CHALLENGES with the wes and most The
Judicial speedy litigation and avO
unnecessary expense .... .- ~, .....
That all children age gsouy
guaranteed
prohibited Careful
visions are made the school lands and for their uious appimn
frontier life settled and improved these lands
price offered TIE appraisers of the land are REQUIRED to ppr" the improve
before taking
The legislation
monopozg railroads and other
all and
from the legislature power
them rights PRIVILEGES evoeao Power to the
he san Legislative
COUNTY eovERsMEsr
governments provided for The legislature
forming counties unless the
new
the from formed county
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22
ARTICLE XVII.
CORPORATIONS.


validity whose time organize under their
SEC No charter of incorporation shall be granted extended changed
ni1ao all corporations private public and municipal hereafter be
a provide BY The method whereby the revoke annu charter
beiniurous
light and railroads telegraph lines canals for carrying
between designated points within this state 1879 "
undue unreasonable discrimination
'ha made facilities said such carrier
prevent the legislature from taxing the property and franchise
bcn them pubic the individual citizen
SEC All fictitious increase oil capital stock snail
SEC Any existing under the laws of the Territory prior
adoption Constitution resolution of its directors authenticated by
and advantages this article by fling said resolution in the office the Secretary
Any president cashier
oS an Ss punished
corporations always subject power
ARTICLE XVIII. . ...
WATER
lakes within boundaries
declared
riparian
tn sha 'ne sn use water heretofore "wu'S Appropriated
SIC The the people
beneficial shall be denied priority appropriation
individuals reservoirs and i'm
reasonable diligence
maintain the supply water shall held wOrk forfeiture OF such
right
reasonably
alof shall
be Legislative
The Legislature shall have authorize the organization of district
appliances land in said districts but
reclaim
a
Legislature shall the of
which fsod Oo:her parties reasonable
ditch good condition and repair
required.
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22
.RTICLE XII
MILITIA.

The
citizens scruples
provide
the rnmentof thea o United
hold their commissions
IN Legislature provide
nationality that of the
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22
ARTICLE X
SUFFRAGE.

Every citizen Of the United States OF the age OF twenty one
soldiers
Infamous
Territory and in thu
preceding election
entitled election provided that school elections Their
be no of
the
Constitution
citizens and sound mind
restricting the right Of suffrage shall be enforced until adopted by &maor
electors voting general election
holding making
beash m by
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22

doctrines shah public
introduced established the
d all teachers employed in the educational Institutions under the control the
TBaao Education the the Of Public
Instruction. and the State Treasurer the and duties (which shall
scsd Board without
sEo Of Public shall elected whose term Of
duties and compensation shall be prescribed by
-,s ~ ARTICLE TX. t-.. nra.~ o.. ~. a.ra.. rr...a
COMMON LANDS t s'.7' l.'
public
United States in this
all such per as may BE- granted y shs states on the SAFE pa
donations schools otherwise
equivalent for exemption from military duty together with such other means as tn
Provided all lands that
or may hereafter be or for the man the
Provided that the proceeds all lands that have been heretofore
schools shall nOabl applied the specific use OF the original grant
may
na sale the p S~ Of Th s @ ] % @
within counties the proportion the child en- Of school
SSs ss dais ss S OF Arizona bonds OF eSo
SEC @ funds shall Pc the same as oy law
sasu be made good the principal and
lands BE- appraised are situate and after all such lands shall have been appraised
@ 49, h for ss h hands as thew NAV hink most
for the public to sold and classify the same BY the uses to which they
the said shall be sold during period of Eve years commencing with the
prescribe the limit the quantity LAND
individual corporation and nc
corporation association
cultivation school lands said
corporation
school lands shall
entail said lands
separately
the addition the value the hand paid to the State shall r
Of such permanent the amount value
The of such permanent improvements shall have the option to become thu
said lands the highest offered price and such terms the eg
general law provide ........ go.
than $40
unless Oew provided ia the Enabling Act admitting A1on as state
and regulations prescribed
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22
ARTICLE XVI.
STATE INSTITUTIONS.

Educational reiornaory
the blind deaf and dunn public institutions
rolled under
orhed
adoption OF this constitution become the and institutions the OF
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22
ARTICLE xxi.
SCHEDULE.

|
SECTION That no Inconvenience arise from change Of the Territorial
declared all wt actions
individuals of bodies shall continue
If change had taken place in this government
And all which before the organization OF the Judiciary Department
Territory Arizona
be as vail a the State.
of the adoption of this
their
repealed by the Legislature
rture and ches accruing the Territory OF
the
JUDICIAL
] e. % ] ., a sat- and all bonds obgs,ons or
his official capacity shall
proper therein
and which snail then
be penpg msy judgment
military
appoint
the
This Constitution shall be submitted for adoption rejection Of
DECEMBER election,
provided by the laws of the Ter
this Con
shall been convicted OF capital or
citizens the United States who shall
preceding required for the
provided OF the
Constitution electors
fixed for submission and he
published newspaper
said election ballots shall be In the foil
Constitution Ye' NO." ANY have printed
written ON his ballot only the FOR the the
Constitution accordingly
within
ana on the adopuoh OF re|ecoh ny
certified him the Secretary of the Territory
effect and in full force Immediately
o Territory
sEc Immediately upon
whisA " vssshsa sa ssss ss 70
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of Supervisors.
by
saf ~
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22
ARTICLE XI.
SEAT OF GOVERNMENT


the Leg
submitted
O)yearsa and In the name
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22

the Hartman Of the Board Supervisors
people for all State district and other
Constitution and fixing day for election which shall less
after the date of proclamation after the ams
sion of the Territory asa State
tereupo
such election for said shall
and the Territory
elections for delegates Congress and
eor OF the Territory who shall have been registered
~ Noe su election shal pc conducted IN all respects In
the e manner provided the laws of the Territory for
sEo The Governor the Territory
majority
such election for
ana @ e ana members OF the The said board shall assemble
OF the Territory ON the theh 800 day after the day
such election Tor the following
canvasing the vote for deeg to Congress and thew issue
oce aly
and ale with the the Territory
number cast for each
anrsd br law nS giS % ss % a e a the %
, a. m give n od required by the law OF the Territory to be
given In Of like officers OF the
upon the duties OF thi respective Offices
U s nSy r sG% S % officers give other o.
SEC la The Governor
proclamation
Aue of the State the named
states Arizona At said election
the persons who h receive the majority all said
Representatives shall elected Senator'S
clared by the presiding officers Of both
saa sena certifying his election which certificates shall
Governor and atteshd by the of State
The Legislature shall
8EGl6 Whenever Judges
qualified
the ur any county or subdivision within limits
provided the Enabling
jurisdiction, this o adop
of this Conmtn shall qualified
District within
county
sec 49, The first regular election that would oew occur following the frs,
omitted
n qualification
following
held shall
Intervening between their qualifications said
ul
elected
in
rsd this Constitution, electors
he Territory.
his I'd of October, A. D.
a ROWE, President JOHN HUNT.
II. n. ALEXANDER,
W.
7 g..
WILLIAM HENRY BARNES MCDONALD
NJ CRAWFORD, NORRIS,
W. A. PATTERSON,
THOMAS DAVIS MARCUS A. SMITH
DENNIS MARSHALL WILLIAMS,
THOMAS GATES, F. WILSON,
wa HARTT,
Attest; ALLEN C. BERNA aD Secretary
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22
ARTICLE XXI.
AMENDMENTS.

amendments this Constitution
majority
iourDah
election and the
general circulation published each
amendment
am Constitution.
they shall be submitted
aanchof the
this
Legislature
therein, they shall
election shall
shall consist of nuber of members not less than
branch of the Legislature
shall validity
submitted adopted people
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22
ARTICLE XIII.
NAME AND BOUNDARY.

l. The nan
shall remain follows BEGINNING
established
Republic Mexico dated December h
longitude OF Greenwh thence north with that
degree O beginning
the OF the
provided by
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a tel as m
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22
ARTICLE XIX.


OF
the public domain
o whch be conferred by this
ARTICLE Xxx.
Eight days - .
.
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& n a1 % s Sn~ ss ss '
suffrage in @ Constitution However the right the people be
heard this topic has been nzed aud the Legislature directly
people whenever and often be desired. tE f..
/. |.#tEt.H.| b IRneAros fEf + si-E Z ..fffE 2
Its surely safe that inst equitable of irrigation suited
being used for irritation declared to the property Of the state and
that the right heretofore lawfully appropriated beneficial uses
people appropriate appropriated
ds purposes prior giving the better right
extended individuals Eht
the state o sa rental domestic stock am Eenac purpose
mode and exercising all of rights
be subject legislative ..... ..
AND -e...
Its through the public debts thai
0 proper WISE limitations and naturally grows careless and becomes
% S ana s speHe mot asG oHs he S % s
with depleted imposing heavy burdens its people
Constitution for just such as this we have sought " prepare ne
submit you and If we in the deepest measure Of our honest 1GsATo a
anu u gov W., If P s,T , ,h m S, n% Sm,
@ h a S s aS snn TpaS pa Is and on evidences %
which have heretofore under our present regime tned oar Tern
settled upon and thrust many them into financial ruin and some
ton mills and per cent for county w
with the out the would place far below what
time and under whatever form Of government
by the one the oher
Inevitable This beng 90 oud he CONTRARY to common ns NOT 10
the wt
outstanding debts they fall due have declared that sinking shall
created and for this State mill shall annually
light and will not nuousy effect but close calculation
Is
sought the foreoc and gradual
continuously flowing sinking undmal
not its only ADVANTAGE destined lasting uhexceed
byI
it. that whomsoever intend and have provided
way % 81
Fellow Constitution
Take
of lowed by
("hieh must oo" seood apdyh viii
dollars
under such constitutional
With other state there ceIpt cannot be single i'
independence
will hesitate
possibly
while we are Territory The enabling acts admitting Washington Wyoming
idaho Dakas plainly
lew of the advantages in promise for State
FirsThe
asd in for by the general will
of the
he promises State admission the following
public buildings 5000
prison budiugs $1,000
College
r
Lands for Deaf and Dumb asylum
This will about
viii the United
public
Colodos admission
Our constitution liberal ali of its provisions and challenges the admiration
Ter whether they lie biased by eelngornot
the polls the LIST of December
organic law promise of future of and of
|
(ssnsdI wa Chairman
M. WILLIAMS,
The Coconino sun., 1891-10-22
ARTICLE XIV.
COMPACT WITH THE UNITED STATES.


ne of the land
debts and liabilities of the Territory shall be assumed and paid
people
all
Indian title shall been extnguihed by the
of
therein, belonging
United reserved for its But
his tribal relations and has OBJ
United title thereto paten
all shah be exempt from taxation
Congress prescribe
t-as -r
1'f -s f COUNTY GOVERNMENT
sin
the Of the admission said Territory State are hereby declared be tho
OF Arizona
temporarily and changing e but
county formed not contain
shall which formed to
miles that shall within tho
limits million
million dol
population
fifteen hundred actual and bona hde Inhabitants
be holden the
ybe formed
this
and general law
organization and government
aud uniform laws for the election
provided
Treasurer who shall be exohco Tax Collector until otherwise provided
BY hw 1888 $50 IS. ... b - .ass w
County Recorder
, unulehsrw.se provided by and District Attorney
shall provide the accountability Of county township
yrscns money collected
&sus " ssAa vnassk svUs ssss ssss ssSs
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Whether YOU live in st, Adams,
Montrc.ier, Rutland or Essex
Junction or any where else in
Vermont, or no matter where
YOU live. the reasons why YOU
should talk or write to II. W.
Allen x Co. on al matters per-
tanning to the Dry Goods trade
in all its branches, are Just IS
many and quite as deserving If
your consideration as if you lived
right here in Burlington It's
the largest stock to choose from.
1t contains all that's newest and
freshest and best in the line.
The prices are never higher and
almost always lower than similar
goods are sold for in other cities.
Every article in the line has been
selected with special references
to the taste and requirements If
a critical trade The DIM erent
departments, including the buy
ing and selling, are under tho
superintendent OF persons who
know their business through and
through. The mail order de-
partment is 4 feature with us.
We have many customers, some
in the far away states ; we try to
fill orders for samples or goods in.
diligently; have received many
praises for doing so. Why not
write to us about what YOU want ?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-09-25
FALL GOODS.
COMPLETE STOCK
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
4. " .Allen&CO'S

The Dress Goods department
contain all that's newest,
freshest and best in the line OF
Novelties AMI the more Staple
Fabrics. The Offering this
season will add to the reputa-
ton OF this already famous
branch of our business.
The SILK department. Black
Dress Silks in all the new
weaye>, c0lored Fables, etc, i'll
late est >hading>; fancy Silks in
great variet>; five hundred
yards fancy Plaid Surah>, reg
mlar Si.25 goods at g. cents
yard -: Vciyety III every shade;
i0U0yards beautiful Drarery
Silks, new designs.
The Cloak department
contains By far the largest,
finest and most complete
my VI i"''ti'N -"i>>'' an"
'hii"reE "afnlei,t> ever
SHOWN III erhi"i't' Ever! oiu
AID undesirable Garment sold
hegore Gar oncujny. In this
stock Won run nori>k of not
neftiu~ he ,oirrc, ching. Fur
|'ya.p. Roos and Wutis and
small Furs
hacint3Nhc>. Especial values
Iii Siih race! farment>, single
nrnor Garment. IN nrpnt
ya,.i..v Tram r..;,ura.p u,iced
mun,I. nm. also ~ i,nr If Storm
,;ar,urit,, u,oGr from handsome
wool cIotd~
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-09-25

pct and Oll thc Instruments &C music
Whyth r tN"v have been in the service Of
Ijcntcouauess' sin will be brough. by
thoir masters Hnd lAiN NoTn Mt the feet Of
Chris, rnd hen sOUodcl in the Churth's
Triumph, on r2r way from suffering .utn
glory. pra-r We The Lordn Praise sim
with sour Voices Praise him with st.iuged
Instruments and virh organs.
draw nuCtuer argument fer the i,Hocr-
t9ucc q tli, exercise from the inlprcse We.
ness OF this oxor"!'a You know some
thiug Of what secular music has achieved.
[-,u NAV, - ms ,n,Gn IT,. i,uprarsio,, ~,
governments, upon JAWS, upon literature
upon whole generations One inspiring
nationm ai, is worth thirty Thousand mon
rs a standing army. There comes n time
in the battle when one huge is worth a
Thousand musiets. have to tell you that
no nation, no church can afford to severely
economic in music.
TIE MOTHERS SOHO.
Ntonv Of Won are illustrations If ,vb,t
eacr.d sono c.n do Thror,,h II Won ,ynre
hroroht into the kiDr,lo,n of .Iesus Christ
| You stool nut AGAINST the ,,,,u,uout anil
the warning Of the pnlnit, but when. in
the sweet words of jslac Watts or Cbnrles
Wesley or .Ionn Newton ar ToulY,v tho
love of Jesus was sung TO v0ur so,il.
han M 81, ,nls 10 of
co,II no+ ha+ni,nn br. bnlt Ira, ~ ,,.i,,
d,,, 70 N.+o, =, a., hor,,'. tim T.i,,,ra ,,,s
- .,.,,,b .cl,ior d,.i,,.,i,, Nn,,- O,,n.,,. nh
n ScotcL r,ini.,ar ca,,,s y, 10 ,,n.o i,ir, ths
corsol,rior, ~ tho Cosrol trLo r,a,
t,rred o,,,. ~, hi. ,,,tIo,y .,,d .,iI "nnn't
/ +all 70 mo ,bnut roIi,enn y Thon tho
I Grntob ,nini..or ha,,on 70 sir,, ror,i1ior
| Lvu, of scotland tb,. was cor,nosod
| Nv. David nicLonson he,,in,,in,, ,riti, ,ha
words,
Oh. mother. dear Jerusalem.
When shall come to thee?
! He sonp it, ia the time of "Dundce " and
evprvbodv in scotland knows thnt. md 40
he beoan to sino the dvinr soldier turned
over ON his inflow and said othe minister
| "W hnra aid Won learn thot9" "N'hv" re
r,liod tbo ,,ini.tar .,,pv notbar t.ntht ma
th,tn "So did mine y snid tho dvin,,
Scotch soldier. and the vs,v foundation Of
his heart was unturned nndtbrn and there
he welded himself to CHRIST on IL has an
irr1sietihIe no,car Iuthar,e eer,nons h.vo
beon forgottrn INIT his ".Tudomant Uymn,
sinos on throuc,b the aqes and viii Keen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-09-25

Or. David K"nrcdy's Favorite Romcdy is an
honest preparations which no family should be
without It is positive turf Tor Nd'Orid,
kidnep and Lirer Coniid Itt. tad all diseases
PECULIAR to fcrUir-.