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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27
TRADE WITH CANADA.

Hon. Wiifrcd l.aurter. the Canadian stat.
man. Among the ssoston N~rchant
The Question ~ Closer Trade Rclatio
with dapada should be Met Nv Ann.
cans Divested Of Political Consid~rat,os
BosToS. Nov. 20. Hon. Wilfrei Ia
rier. the Canadian statesman. was riy.
a public reception yesterday in Fanel
hall by the prominent merchants
Boston. members Of the CHAMBER
commerce and ~ the executive Ia
ness mems association. Hon. John
Lane. president, Of the Merchants as
citation. presided. Mr. Laurier.
was very cordially received. said.
can assure You tina; il is moment
pride to address Boston audience
this great historic hall Every one Is
learns Ia love freedom looks 40 t. Il
Faneuil hall. The question wish
speak OF is that Of bringing alto
closer relations between Canada
the United States. | represent 81
half the people Of Canada and spe
their sentiments. Our banner
marked for the great freedom OF ira
which we believe is necessary. ami III
we have entered into our political pla
form.
I'VE appeal to republicans and den
Gratis alike. and care not how III
differ on other questions. hut on II
question they should not 60 into y,
tics to settle il [Applause 7
trade question is great one. One
xn..r ,~r..to.t ,.~~ss.- l..f..s~. -. o.
trade. while the other does not. Y
believe as TO the condition Of
United States that there should be ri
lection 10 your own labor. but the
was not any discussion or disc
about the truth about protection
protection. should say that ira
policy system would not he affec,
by reciprocity. You could set
this question without referring To
subject Of annexation We. the libc
party. are accused of being traitors
our country and told reciprocity wot
lead 10 annexation IL would
Canadian people are pleased
American people. and 80 am. ]. bu
never will discuss the question un
forced 70 and then will not d
cuss it on political basis. brt on
own merits. Ii Is not a political gu
ton. but one Of political economy.
The prejudiccs o. my fellow-cor
trymen are 50 strongly appealed 70 u
their better judgment j. bias
Would the people Of the United stat
benefit by reciprocity? The relate
Of Canada and the United States ia
not been what they shouid have BE-,
There should be nothing but the grc
est cordiality between the two cor
tries Blood j. thicker than water
must tell. War between the | nit
States ard England would be frat
cidal at the present moment. 7
hard construction put upon the trea
Of 1860. dealing with the fisheries "
unnecessary. All the wrong. pard
me for SO saying. gentlemen. was
upon INV side. We should treat
brothers about our future relailo
hcnccforth and forever" lApplans
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27
BRAZILIAN NEWS.


Movement was Abandoned.
MoSTEvIDEo. Nov 20. A di~pa'
from Rio Grandc do Sui says that
insurgcnt leaders have not got impl
confidence in each other. and il
claimed that important secrets as
the insurgcnt forces and certain Pr
posed movements have got almost
once into Fonseca's possession.
appears that the programme ~
insurrcction included an attack on Il
important city OF Destcrio. capita
the province OF Santa Catherine
vessels ntthc disposal Of the new nos
mcnt were being quietly prepared
the expedition when il was learn
that Fonsccn was aware If the
tention and had taken steps
Illustrate IT, This has cans
much disappointment and i
hoped that the small but prosperc
province Of Santa Catherine might
induced without difficulty 10 join \
Grandc do sui The war prcparaiio
Of the latter province continue W
great activity. and foreign cnginre
have been sent for from Montcvidro
take charge ~ the construction -
ecnsivc work at Rio Grande 10 sui
,fhpr Dpints
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A ST. LOUIS SUICIDE.

Miss Julia AIbeitx. - school Tete"1
Ends Tier Ii.c ny shooting Hcrseii ~
q Revolver.
ST. LorIs. Nov. 30. Miss Julia
bictz. aged -. teacher in tbs i'p|
school Of this city. committed Il
eide az o'clock last evening
the residence Of her widow
mother. Mrs barbara Albiefx. II
apl4 Gamble street. by shooting hers'|
through the head with revolver
act was committed while the y"u'|
lady was alone in the house. the o'"|
members being absent on q visit ~
residence of friend. and the discvse|
Of her dead body upon their rc'u
was the first intimation the nor''|
stricken family had 81 the awful ana
This discovery revealed such esidens
OF elaboration and GOODNESS Ia tne n
that IL proved . double shock 70 7
family.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

a NUMBER % prominent editors. ho-
tel men. railway officials. politicians,
etc. met in New York city. on the 10th,
20 devise means for securing the rcpub-
licau convention in 1872 for that city.
Chauncey NJ. Dcpcw was among those
who favored the project. and 81 described.
on behalf 81 the New York Central
Railroad Co. -. 500 toward guaran-
zee fund. u was proposed 70 paw the
general EXPENSES Of the convention,
bu; not the expenses Of delegates
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

In has been definitely decided that
ST. Paul. Mimi, will have no ice palace
this year. The. chamber Of commerce
committee on winter carnival reported
unanimously against an ice castle. but
in favor Of an appropriate celebration
Of the city's fftieth anniversary. which
occurs in February
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

A NUMBER Of important measures are
awaiting the return OF the car to 81.
Petersburg. among others the proposed
remission of the land tax in the prov
inces affected by the famine and the re-
adjustment Of the tax system through
out Russia
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

DISPATCHES from Lens. France. on the
1eth stated that more miners had gone
out on strike, making total Of $500
out in the department Of Pas-de-calais-
The price Of coal had been advanced IS
per cent in Paris owing to the strike,
and the situation was becoming serious,
as more than half the output Of coal is
furnished by the miners now idle by the
strike.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

AMoxe the moral evils which En-
pcror William has undertaken to cure
Is that Of usury. The kaiser blames
usury for much Of the misery among
his subjects lie believes that the
present usury law. passed in 1850. is
inadequate 10 deal with the evil. and
he proposes 70 have passed new law
that will make usurers unhappy, and
protect the poor who need small sums
Of money.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

ACCOUNTS from the interior Of Russia
say that . general exodus has begun Of
the Germans who. for century past,
have taken leading share in the de-
velopment OF the industrial welfare Of
the country
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

FIREMAN TON PICKLE was killed and
Engineer Dennis Murray and ten pas
sengers were seriously wounded In
collision. on the 18th, at Gilbert, Mich.
between freight and a passenger train
on the Grand Rapids & Indiana rail-
road
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

An interesting feature Of the present
German reichstaG is new party known
as the colonial party. The members
belong to and vote with their respective
parties on all other subjects, but in re-
lation TO the interests Of the colonies
they act as unit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

Mn HENRY RoPEs. formerly United
States consul at ST. Petersburg and
head Of the firm OF W. II. Ropes a Co.
"a Wall street. New York. died at
Tenby. near Pembroke. Wales. on the
10th. The deceased was largely inter-
ested in Russian trade with England
and with the United States
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

In Western Kansas the recent cold
weather caught the towns and villages
without an adequate coal supply. and
the general shortage Of cars on all the
railroads threatened TO produce coal
famine in the event Of q continuance Of
the cold snap.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

The declared treasury balance. on the
18th. was the lowest since the new form
Of stating II was adopted. being ss434s.-
5cs-9a. OF this amount s344. 436 was in
minor coin. si4. 76I.2ss in subsidiary coin
and sls.2.0.7lo in national bank depos-
tories Under the old form Of state
ment the net balance would have been
less than $1,000. 900.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

PALo ALTO trotted q mile without
skip at Stockton. Cal. on the 18th, in
2.0s4. by this remarkable perform
ance the horse not only broke the stall
lion record. but won all records of the
world for the famous Palo Alto stable.
The quarters were made as follows:
319l. 1857. 1861 and 2:0ss4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

The sudden and unheralded arrival at
New York. on the 10th. Of Albert q.
Porter, United States minister to Italy.
gave rise 70 the belief that Italy had
taken advantage Of the trouble between
the United States and Chill to make a
demand for an apology and money
indemnity for the killing Of two Of her
subjects in New Orleans.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

The report that ex-President Cleve-
land and Mrs. Cleveland and Baby Ruth
were TO visit their new home. Gray
Gables. this winter. IS denied by Mr.
Nickerson. OF Bnzzard's Bay. Mass.
who has charge Of the place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

STx persons are known 20 have per-
ished in the destruction by fire. on the
nth. Of y four-story tenement house in
Brooklyn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

A SPECIAL cable from Yokohama an
nounces that the United States steamer
Charleston sailed from that port for
Honolulu on the 18TH
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

The French chamber Of deputies has
placed = duty Of twenty Ave francs per
900 pounds on American pork. Is sug-
gested by the senate committees re-
port
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

The president accompa MED by cx-
Senator Sewell. Of New Jersey, left
Washington. on the 10th. for BENCHES,
Md. on . hunting trip. TO be absent
two or three days
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ARcnIE TmEonoLp BELLRlxeER Q ooI

ARCHIE THEoBoID BELLRISGER 9 GOD
ING. boy who cane to this country
from England last April, has been pre-
scented by his employer, Arthur NJ
Hunter. broker who has an Office in
Wall street, New York. and resides ut
Corona, L. l., with $500 and a gold
medal for saving him from q watery
grave recently.
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RAIsIN PUDDING.


When parties answering correspoudenoa get
more letters than they look for lei them notify
writers by postal that they cannot respond, as THE
NkTOshL JEEUsIss space Is too valuable 10 be
u-nd iof Individual replies.
Friends wi.i please note here and now that pho
Prnpha sent lor Picture Gallery illustrations cannot
h. returned.
The hr.t animal Reunion, Wisconsin Division
n. 7. q G. Guards wiil be- held 81 Shsboycnn, July
3, Clareuos 2. Gone presiding 49, Provisional Com
mandeT Al enjoyable and profitable time ~ cx-
pecied.
The address ~ Comrade Richard D. Payne, Co.
q, l3M Ky, hah buuH changed from Il9clshold 90
s.olne, So They wish g. q friends b. know that
all iHtolh ate appreciated though frcIzoual ac.
acknowledgement o. uuHvoidahly DELAYED
Elmer l- tiothieT. DIin, iowa Commander Iowa
DIVISION n. 4. g. g. Guards, wn- married recently
al Mhrlriici lowe, 10 Minnie J.. Arnold, au accom-
pitched yuuHg Lady 81 that place The wedding
frhal followed ca Diu, Whore Lu-iE u friends a--
hrmDirl 70 shower thrir congratulations aud best
wishes Tor lHpUy union.
Chaplain McAluuHy 81 the Ohio Guards Brother
taliHgitrir aIe Sister Keys spent the evening with
tIo Editor last week. The time WISE pt-sed if
talking ni eIr O. & aud the Reunion aud iu look
ing over 'ifflrIiinfH autographs UhntDEIap aud
tht behhiilu - a. quili. They az pronounced The
quilt prtircl uturvoi 90 artistic skin nd we're rIHd
81 She privilege VI seeing a. Brother Gullaf het
Wfs ifcqHrut contributor % the q. q. iu earlier
ahsa over Gee signature 81 Guy Bennington
Die BE- Dot nriaIfltr-Ht large tu Detroit
Wesley Hubbard. Writra Newton ID CLARK
j. " a.. 81 tiir Acw hampshire n. a. a. a. Guards
graduated Juhc y in The classical course of BELOW
Sigh Schuul win honor. lie goes 90 Dartmouth
eolege peg ir l'nl, where the best wishes Of ths
q G follow hm.
Chaplain Addie y. Roberts 81 the Ottawa On
WIKI uIta "a mpHtbcr of thf n ~ e. a. Dunrd.
writes tIit heT Little ernuddaualuer Jennie A
HHwlcy daughter 81 Charlie w. HaNltv 4,
gounEr iiau Logan iantermaui zhe was born
Dec. - ir.I Ars, but Logan Be- tllp youngest an.
rolled uIrmhaf uf tur g. a. born af q al iltttsuts
which Hns what hE parents claimed.
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BIBLE BRIGADE.
I.RAIN ENCIrIrns-

ITO Contributions. Ia sending answer. name
No. 81 luE NAIIoE ~ TRIBUNE n which the puzzle
irfgnnt. Ats~ers % Gu'~~crs may be- forwarded
within week gter receiving this lEIEUsE. Douot
snake numerical culgmss Of your own name.
Answer must accompany all puzzles forwarded. !
ATswEEs TO PUZZLES IE TRIBUNE JUNE Is.
Pure D.amoud-Vclcrsu.
Ia. ymiug ChEraae-!'Fc fics.
Name nud Nom lie lluLIe-lSaWucl s. Clemens
Mark TvEiu.
Suf1cirut 'or Thy Day
srrulih for to-day Is all that we need
There never will l,e q Tomorrow,
For TO- morrow viii prove another to-day,
With De measure 81 l"y and sUTrOw.
BIBLE SAYING.
A seaport 81 Macedonia
The lH-i hiuz - ltrnri
a ce .chfa,ed priest 81 the jews.
a CRY 20 AsH Minor
A country ri ID in gold.
A Gifts be- tUc mountains Of GlleHd.
A gold smith az l-pl--us
A prophet u Judah.
A oiiy The l-ie az Cyprus.
One o. The D. nliuuT prophets.
A symbol 81 seryiiude.
A Christian al COTIath.
A celebrated city OF syria
book In the Oh Testament
A province ~ A-4a Minor.
One az thr rivers 81 Paradise.
A high pro-i az UIC Jews.
A sCu al solomon.
IA celebrated goddess Of the heather.
-aIrs- Mayo.
FAMOUS JUDGE
My I e. ga adjourn. but n,.t IL meet
2 b. iu salute bat not lea greet
3 i b. devotion. hut not iu praise.
j. iu acting. but Hoi Ia playH.
3 h in battle, hui not in fpht
is Iu SANDER, but u0l IA spite.
= 81 lu trying, but not in succeed
? D. u dying, bat not ia speed.
D. ia ccnsure bui not iu bstus.
10 Is la honor, but not la fame
C. 8. Bolton.
A. G. C. WISH.
Aym bet ksEl 70 uto G. q. pdifrnslis lncha yersI
| surL-Mary J. etagner, Madison. Wis.
scrofuous humors, hives, pimplcs and boils ar,
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y
Mary a. Weaver Alma, Mich, II soldier r
widow aud lBs buried all OF her family. She is
Senior Nicc-Prgsidrnt al VIM. Moyo Relief Corps
aud member Of tire q. G., 81 which she " very
fond. Living clone and Ia poor health, she makes
THE NAwoNAL TRIBUNE Ber boon companion.
Mrs. Jane 81 Rouse, New Ira, NJ Ich, - tle wife
% veteran 60 years old, and the mother OF IL
children. She Joined thc &. q. b. 1853 and her
name g. often seen in Searohcrs and Soivers, She
b. interested 10 the Picture Gallery aud is keeping
AL OF lie NnunE lAces Tor nn album.
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LOYALBOMEWORKERS

a. a. Motto: Pro PatriR.
&C Flower Forget-nie-noL
Oiiceis q. g.: Progress, patriotism.
lliCc silver badge: One dollar.
An rtetlar5 readers of The NATIONAL iRINVNt-
r1ry ne enrolled ns LOYAL Home Workers free. and
49, bprOulr nirmlcrF az the Conversation AluD ana
r,.ntriluiaYr. 60 tHc several departments.
Contributors win please add % the address on
tgc.rruvrIr',cs. "Isoyul HomcN orilcrsh or Co !"
g. aci.italc ,l4r handling Of mail.
References required OF new members desiring
a 4, photographic and sketches must accompany
ereh other. ul.d each picture must iihVe name ana
address au llie back No notice VII be Nhkoh Of
IliCu ujhcrWi-e.
r. 7. C. C. GUARDS.
The a q Guards D q band az the G. G. organized
an BOSTON Aug l3 lsgO for nplual benefit and tue
tnore iirs,ifod enforcement at the principles 81
pairio, ism gta progress 10 which thc &. q. Hl"na
pledged. Following b. ihe form oil hpphcs'"n, 20
lfp iudor-pt lty Post Commander, Minister OF the
Gospel other reliable person.
Admission fee DO cents must accompany this APP
plIcRiion
........................'''lss
70 National Investigating Committee,
Tnos d NAETIN. Chairman,
BOX $40. Clinton, Mass.
DEAR SIR ASB Bro. GUARD: j, As member oil
the C. O.. huve the honor 90 mako application for
membership SEA tho y. y. c q. Guards being ia
sympathy with ils objects aud plcogng the order
my hearty support
Signed .......,.......... ...''''''''''''
u'uli name.
.................-..... .........'...''
iAddrcss.)
Icheerfuly indorse The application
beiey ur loyal aud ol good character
Signed ...................
Tie Guards al any State desiring to form Di
xipou should address tho Adu;aui General direct
KATE b. SHERWOOD, COmnuuder-n- thiei.
AMOS J.. SEAMAN, Adjutaut-G General 81. Louis
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"hen Baby was sick, we gave her CastorA-
When she was a Child, she cried for Casloria-
When sho became Miss, shs chung 70 CAstoriA
6Lon she lad Children. sae ave lle-n CGssas!A
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HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.
VLEIETIEs TN FE0sTINa.


HAIRY HOUSEHOLD: with the gracious hope that
these sweet treasures will benefit YOU. save you
labor, aud HIa Apu lu winning premiums at the
coming fairs take pleasure in contributing them.
Iuld NAlis IfostiH7.-One uea,u.s Of conieciion-
ere sugar ot wltc coffee sugar; one teaspgOnful
az baking powder mixed with one teArpDouiui 90
coruHiarch, aud sfed well through the sugar. STIR
into tAie white 81 one gag aud spread upon hot
cake pee. pudding snd return 10 the oven a
few minutes 90 raise iAo frOsiing. Beautiful as
snow. D. careful not 60 brown.
Groom -cJi0Trd frosiifig-One tracup Of light
brown az yellow sugar used above or, II without
baking powder favor with lemon aud return 10
IIe oven tiH slightly warm, thon draw with a
knife from lle outside the center n a cool place
hnd % will -rt quickly. For dark cakes.
BrttVH frosiiug, M1Ile-i}oil maple sugar. or
Eirup. 1N piece dropped lHto yFhisr viii crack IL
when taken eiween the thumb and finger. Then
hold yDur siruP ln your lcit hand aud pour Il over
the whites oi cRgs IL for layer cake. stirring
al the time. The exact amount 81 maple 4 cannot
give, but cook tle egg foam, and make u brown.
PINT Trlsftug.-Uze one teaspoonful ~ strip Of
strawberry with amy recipe desired, aud shade 10
suit l-5 fgr white cake.
Hhits FrysffH9 bytied.-h heauti ftl glazed white
b. mnde Nith pnc cupfu Of graduated sugar and
tAe white ~ one egg, boiled then add one Level
tablespoonful 81 cream OF tartar PRO PatriR-
Helen n. G.. Morton.
RAIsIE PUDDING.
HAPPY U0u-Eu0LD: Here h. a recipe which
think b. uirr. Try a. q. q. girls. and report. Fi
your pudding cake pan twt-tlIiTds fun O
thluly-sllced light bread biscuit light bread the
bssii pat osic luyEr Of bread aud one 81 rsisns
tlleu 90 four pI Use eggs well beaten. add two cup
fuis Of sweet crchm or milk RUd hnf teacupfu
~ sugar -fFr Wrl and pour over your SLICED
bread is 81 stand half ~ hour; bake ia a nlOder
fte oven. When done boat tlIo whites 81 two 81
three eggs 30 q BlIf roth. sBrsAl over ihe pud
ding. Hua uli.C toa delicate brown. Serve with DIS
inHae wili o.e ouisl 81 sugar % one pInt of boil
lnp water and % trIsDBDIiful al butter aud lemon
let % c9ue 40 boil. and ID ready Tor use--Olh,
Masters, Icrudou, no,
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CURIOUS CnRNER.

ANSWERS 10 questions will not be published with
in two or three weeks after questions appear. SO
all will have chance 10 send replies and receive
honorable incniion with lac number Of answers
when the British officer inquired by what Au-
thority Ethan Allen demanded the surrender Of
TIcouderoga. he replied. - demand IL la tie name
Of God aud the Continental Congress"
Ancient Athens was . miles la circumference,
and contained 10000 citiZcHs and 800 90 slaves.
Percy Bysshe Shelley, the English poet. was
drowned by the capszing u "a boat in the Gulf Of
LeghOrn, Ia 1922
Champlaln, French explorer. founded Quebec
Ga lGJs.
J. When were knives first used in England, and
what were they like m. Warner Hargraye.
2 Nhnt In the cost per night Of lighting the
Grand Opera House, Paris, aud how much per
yeaF2-FrsnE @. Martin.
3 Who were the fret New York settlers and
upon what island did they lOcaie?-FIank /. Trow-
bridge.
BIBLE BRIGADE.
Jeremiah, n native 81 Anathotle a priestly city
of Benjamin, was ordained - prophet from his
mother womb, and began 10 prophesy while yet
child related Ia tie fret chapter OF his prOpiI.
Csy.
Zedrllial King % Israel. captured by Sebuchad.
nczzar had his sous killed before him, his eyes
put ont and then carried captive TO Babylon with
his people
]. Who was the strongest man that ever lived,
and bow did he deH-iate Duncan.
z. WHO - tie only woman General mentioned
in the Bible and what victory did she win after all
/ the men in command had failed Jasper Lane.
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6. The First Miracle IN Ars.

The account Of the miracle is charming read
ing-sO simple, 50 tender, so natural. No won
der an artist should seize on it. Accordingly
one Of the choicest paintings in the Dresden
Gallery is the Marriage Feast at Cana" by
Paul Yeronese. PaOii CaliarPs great painting
Of the scene is in the Louvre. The composition
by Tintoretto is seen in the Santa Maria Della
Salute.
The National tribune., 1891-07-09

Scrofulous humors, hives, pimpies and boiis are
cu.el - s-cOd's SarhalaTl-A. Sod ~ drugkialS
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CONNEHsATI0N CIUn

E"i0 ff1ss tlid.--l. Waite briefly. :. WriieoulV
"A Qua tiae VI lIe paper. 3. Nlle 10 lie point 4
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tOas reading these notes should first carefully
study the paragraph from the Holy Scriptures a.
indicated above
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G. L. Mckinney, j; May Is Chapman, G; Fannie
A. Wise, Gala, o, I; g. :. Bolton, p; Florence
Rcuuctt, ]; Lena D. Deiycr 2; Jennie NJ. Wilson,
81 j. w. Coo, g; Name ~. brothcrsun, darcy ~.
North, 10; Grace MiliHms, 2: q. w. tloutman,
2: J. ~. murphy. 3; Nellie O. Bell, ?; VIII J. Lee,
p; James Il. Alger 8; NJ. Warner NsTgroye, &;
Cora Allen, ]; John Anderson, .,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-08-15

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