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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
WILD HoRsEMEN.

1t is somewhat curious that the
two American continents, in which
tho horse was wholly unknown until
introduced by the conquering Span
iards in the early years of the tif
teenth century, should have produc
ed some of the most daring and per-
feet horsemen in the world. Not the
most skilled horscmen~ of Europe,
Asia OF Africa, illustrating as theydo,
ms many different styles aud varieties
of horsenanship us there are races
and tribes, can surpass in the perfect
mastery OF ull that is absolutely re.
quisite in equation, the Western
cowboy, the Mexican vaquero, the
wild guacho of The South American
pampas, or the "horse Indiansn of
the southwestern plains. This fact
is strongly Impressed upon the mind
OF every visitor to the very remarku.
ble exhibition of the rough riders of
the world given by Col. WIN. Il. Oh
dy buffalo Billy in the great arena
adjoining the Columbian Exposition
grounds. Indians, Arabs, Cossacks,
Alexicans, Guuchos, Cowboys and
picked horseInen from the armies of
the world, give illustrations of every
known style OF riding and perform
feats of skill and daring that defy
description. To view this grand as
semblage, or should we not rather
call it II Congress-, of wild riders, in
all their marvellous feats of skill, ell
durarce and graceful horsenanship
is one of the chief privileges of oil
visitors TO the Worlds Fair. The
framing of this picturesque scene is
as complete as II lavish expenditure
OF money, boundlcss enterprise aud
the experience gained by an uninter
rupted career of SUCCESS covering
many years, could make it. The
whole history of the bitter struggle
between civilization and savagely on
our Western frontier is shown in act
ual life and motion. Tho dolly life
of the fast disappearing American In.
dian is depicted with perfect truth
aud accuracy, giving the spectator
what can be had in no other way, n
reGl and intimate understanding of
the customs and traditions of these
nomads OF the great plains and rug
geo mountains of the West. More
can be learned in single visit to
this marvellous exhibition than by q
years reading of the innumerable
books that lave been written aoout
the Aborieines aud their fellow no.
nads the world over. AS has been
said, this is IL show to see. not to
write about, and any visitor who
misses it will lose the grentest oppor.
tunity likely to be over offered OF
viewing and gaining complete 10
formation concerning wild races and
modes of wild life that are rapidly
vanishing from the face of the earth
westward the Star of Empire takes
its way." and the visitor to Chicago
will find that all ronds-whethel
they be steam, elevated, cable OF
eleetlic-lead to the wild West"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
TWO TOWNS DESTROYED.

ST.. Paul. MINI. June 1S.-A
Pioneer Press Duluth special says
The towns of Virginia and Noun.
tain Iron, on the Duluth, Messaba
and Northern railroad. have heen
destroyed by forest fires which
have been raging for week. Mes
saba and Biwabik, op the Duluth
aud IRON Range, were also visited
by serious fires and Tower had n
like experience. There are 1000
people homeless in Virginia and
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
eo RrcHMoSp. June %.
rIe( nHEM The tenth lot of
N\II the summer craze
(0N1PANY White Hopsack
\sA !! Duck. came vester-

| Il
day. 20 inch, 1890. 1t and
these are famous for Eton suits .
Imported Striped Hopsach Deck =
white with black, or brown. or pink. or
blue. or lavender. 80 inch. 19c.
! Navy Galatea Cloth, with white hair
line stripes. 25c.
Grand Plaid Muslin is getable today
Mt I0ac. from 600.
1876 yards in short lenghts of French
Welts ut Sc. from 19c.
White Goods harvest in upon you.
Foreign and Yankee vic in lusci0usncss
and the price hold was never 80 slight.
East Aisle.
Another plum is dead ripe
has fallen Catch It'll
Real genuine Scotch Gingham
15c. from 25c. A trihe narrow
er at 12Ac.
Main Aisle.
Piece Dyed PERCALES,
French, ,double-Gold;sol grounds
in old blue, pink, Nile, lavender,
with stripes, dots or strealls of
white, l65c. sort, 12ac.
Rcnr.
Haircloth, the American nade,
was gobbled and cornered by a
shrewd New Yorker. These we
have are imported-no thanks
to him. 10c. the yard. It's the
properest skirt stiflcner.
Percoline-highcst grade, 25 inches
wide, &c. the yard.
Best quality Dress Bones, light or
black, all lengths, Sc. dozen.
West Aisle.
A French Coutil CORSET
for soc. Summer weight doub-
lie side bones, high or medium
bust, silk embroidered at top,
five hook. We've sold nearly
rs dozen in a fortnight, and the
makers say we'll have to wait
for next lot. All sizes.
THE COHEN co.
II, 18, is and II Enst Broad.
Always mention CIIacn VALLEY NEWS
when writing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
W0RLD'R FAIR NOTES.
A FEW PoINTERs Amour CnrcAco,.


All grcnt muny of the ronilers of tho
NEWS will mike their first trip to Chicago
during tho Worlds Fnir, n fow pointeiy
regarding tina geography of the city will
bo appreciated. In tho frat place, fix
firmly in your mind tho fact that Lake
Michigan forms tho eastern boundary of
The entire city, aud if you stand faoinq tho
lake viii, both arms outstrctchnd tho left
hand will point ia tho North Pole md tho
right hnnt will point straight down tho
tracks Of tho BIG FOUR ROUTE to tle
Worlds Fair Buildings. situnted nt tho
southern end of tho city. I'aste this in :
your Int and you have tic key to tho en-.
tire situation, Coming into Uhicngo on
trnins Of tho Big Four llouto, which is the
only railroad having MI entrance on tho
south sido along tho lnke front, whore oil
the hotcls hnd boarding houses nro locat-
cd, yon will find yourself pnssing prhcti-
Gu ly through tho Exposition Grounds ana
n magnificent panoramic view of the Fair
IN Obtained.
Az the Worla's Fair Station of the Big
-Four Route. IT you step of Mt the right
side, yon are MT the entrance gnto to the
Exposition and can begin ''doinen the
Fair ut once; il you atep off on tho loft
SIDE, you viii find yourself III tho flnent
residence portion OF Chicago, md right in
Che midst OF the Worlds Fair hotel and
bonrding house district. Tic chnnces are
ton to ono you will be within n fow min
utes walk of tho very place you have ae-
lccted tor your headquarters.
II you prefer to go down town, ten min
uteB ride will bring yop to the now ,Iwolfth
Street Station In tho heart of tile city.
Now bear in mind the mnnifcst advantage
Of entering Chicago on the Big Fonnr
Route. in the frat place yon avoid Ell
tiraly the bother mud trouble Of n tedious
TRANSIT ,r across the city. which is necessary
via nll other lines, being landed lirectly ut
the Exposition Grounds, nn advantage Of
fered by no other line: and in the second
place you can so fix the geoginphy Of the
city III yonr mind that you will ut once
become no familiar with Chicago as you are
with yonr own town.
Another point In favor of the Big -Four
Route is fonnd in the fact that if yon on
ter Cincinnati on tho Queen & Crescent
Route, Louisyillc Il Nashville II. H., Ken
tucky Central Ry., Chesapeake * Ohio Ry.,
or Baltimore az Ohio S. w. II. r., connec-
ton is made in Union Depot avoiding the
disagrecnble transfer necessary via al 9TH
or lines. For full Information address
ID. b. MARTIN,
General Passenger Agent. Cincinnati.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Democrats of Tnzewell are re.
quested to assemble in tho Court
House on Saturday, July 20, 1898,
Mt 3 o'clock, for the purpose of
electing delegates to The State Dem
ocratic Convention to be held in the
city of Richmond on August 18th,
1893. Tazewell will be entitled to
l6 delegates in the convention. di.
vided as follows: Jeffersonville dis.
trict, 5; Maiden Spring district, 5;
Clear Fork district, 6. All Demo
Gratis arc expected to be present.
S. j. Thompson, Chairman.
L. A. Lynch, Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
When Baby was sick, We gavo her Castorra.
When sho wns Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she clupg to Castoria

Rev. w. r. Savage has accepted
II call to work in Petersburg anO
will take charge OH July LIST. so that
he has but one Sunday more in the
county to he divided as follows
razewell, Sunday, June %, am.
PocahontaS. Sunday, June 20, y. nj
All are cordially invited to attend
An inventor has patented 81 de
vice for killing weeds by electricity
1t is meant for the use of railroads
and tile apparatus, including dyna
mo aud engine, isplace,l on "a. cal
and so moved slowly along the
track. The deadly current is sent
through all vegetation near the
rails by means of Il brush.
The following wedding invitation
has been iSsued:
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Kelly
requests your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Martha Josephine,
to
Mr.. Henry Preston,
Wednesday evening, July the fifth,
eighteen hundred and ninetysthree,
ut nine o'clock,
Presbyterian church,
Tazewell, Virginia.
Prof. and Mrs. @. Shelburne have
finally determined to erect IA build.
ing upon their property nearly op.
posite the grounds of the late Taze
well Female Seminary and money
sufficient for the purpose has been
appropriated. They will succeed
to the name of tile old institution
and wa hope this is u neucleus to
greater thugs hereafter The pres
ent stringency in money matters
preclnded the erection of buildings
suitable for large boarding school.
Private families in the ncighbor.
hood will accommodate girls living
ont of town.
DIR. j. r. Straw will be in Taze
we'll on the 1st day OF July and foI
two weeks thereafter. He comes
prepared to treat all diseases of the
eye, ear. nose and throat and tc
measure for glasses. He is spe
cialist in this line of practice and
confines his work to it. His stand
ing in the profession is very high
indeed and lie is not without repu
tation in Tazewell, where he did q
good practice last year. Aside from
his thorough Information and ex
tended experience in his specia
practice. he is supplied with every
delicate instrument that invention
has lent to aid scientific operation
The many cases Of cure and correc
tion hereasouts give proof of bis
ability. He can be seen for consul
tation at any time during his shor
stay in Tazewell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
THE MECCA

Que Of the most attractive houses
in Chicago is the Mecca, ~ permn.
nent hotel. catering just now espe.
cially to the Worlds Fair visitors.
Its location is midway between the
grounds and business part of the
city. 1t is pleasant place Mt
which 10 stop. made more especially
SO by MIR. j.. w. Scoville, the man.
ager, an old Virglnian and noted
hotel man.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
A SMALL DOCTOR BILL,

Fifty cents is small doctor bill,
but that is all it will cost you to cure
any ordinary case of rheumatism if
you use Chamberlain's Pain BALM.
Try it and you will be surprised at
the proIept relief it affords. The fret
application will quiet the pain. 30
cent bottles for sale by A. i. liar
grave, druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

THE Best SALvE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains. Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per boz For sa o b A. r. Har
graye
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
STRICKEN WITH PARALY.
GIG

BOSTON, June 2O.-A special dis
patch TO the Herald from Newport,
R. I,says: Associate Justice Blatch.
ford. of the United States Supreme
Court, has been stricken with par.
alysis at his cottage on Greenough
place.
1t is thought that he cannot re
cover and his family have been told
TO prepare for the worst. 1t is un
.derstood from reliable authority he
had three slight shocks in Washing.
ton before coming shere and when
lie arrived last week it was noticed
that he was very feeble and that he
gave evidence OF having suffered
from pnralytic shocks.
It is thought that he can live hut
few weeks. No one is allowed to
see him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
LOCAL .AyN-D Gs-E.VER.AL
WEHS BRIEFS.

LOCAL HIND i GE.WEI1.AL
We MS BRIEFS.
Col. VIC. W Iaeger is in town
today.
Deputy Marshal Dailyis in Wash.
ipgton.
Mrs; W. D. Kroll is up from yir-
ginia City.
Dr. j. R. Straw will be in Taze.
we'll July lst.
Mr.. Lindsay yinson was in from
Ceredo Sunday.
Miss Lucy Wilson is visiting her
father i'll Pulaski county.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Ficklen, OF
Roanoke, are at Dir. O'Keafis's.
Mr II. w. Pobst aud family re.
turn today from Il visit to Abing
don.
Senator Stanford, of California,
died very suddenly II few nights
since.
Miss Fannie Tyncs has returned
from the State Normal Sehoal at
Farmyille.
Miss Leola Anderson returned
Saturday from Il visit to friends III
Wytheville.
Mr.. Achilles Tynes is back from
another session at Hampden sgd
ney College.
A,wreck on the New River divi.
sion, Monday, delayed trains for
several hours.
Mrs. John Britain returned yes
tertlay from quiiea heightened Wis
it to friends i'll Tennessee.
An entire family in Wytheville
was poisoned from eating what
were taken to he mushrooms.
DR.. O'Keeife has returned from
Philadelphia and is giving his at
tentiUn to 4th of July arrangements.
Miss Lou. Harman has nearly full
~ recovered from her unpleasant
experience with run away street
car.
Plumer College has in Miss Daisy
Thompson another Tazewell gradu
ate who will always reflect credit
upon it.
Deputy Sheriff John Peery has
gone to Richmond to lodge in the
Pen. the young torger who operated
at Richlands.
Miss Mary Higginbotham, one of
the young ladies' from razewell at
the State Normal School the past
session. is at home.
Mrs. Mayo, sister of Col. Al
May, came out from Missouri some
days ago to visit her brother and
perhaps to reside here's
MIR. John Crawford is back home
again, having been for several
weeks visiting friends in Washing
ton county and elsewhere.
Abingdon people make compli-
mentary mention of The musical
talent Of Misses Cleo and Mary
Thompson, two of Tazewell's charm.
ing girls.
President s. Walton, of the Clincb
Valley Agricultural and Breeders
Association, Is pretty frequently
about headquarters until every
thing is put in apple.pie order for
the races.
DR.. Gildersleeve has returnd from
the meeting OF medical men at Mil
waukee. He spent about q week
at the Worlds Fair, but. so great a
show is it, he came home to rest
and Try it over again later.
Already number of horses have
been brought in for the July races,
and more are to follow. The man.
agement is ALWAYS especially pleas
ed To have entries of home stock
that local pride may be aroused to
the development of breed and speed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
ARE YOU INSuRED2

If not, now is the time to provide
yourself and family with bottle OF
Chamberlnin's Collie, Cholera and Di
arrh@a Remedy as an insurance
against any serious results from IN
attack of bowel complaint during the
summer months. 1t is almost Ger.
tain to be needed aud should be pro.
cured at once. No other remedy can
take its place or do its work. 25 and
80 cent bottles for sale by A. e. Har
grave, druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
no HoRsE OWNERS.

For putting horse ina fine healthy con-
dition try DIR. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders apd destroy worms, giving
new life to an old yer worked horse 25
Sents per package For salsiby druggists.
For Salcby A. T., Hargraye.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
4TH OF JULY
Fair Grounds at Taze-
we'll, Va.
pReGRAN7 or ADJUSTMENTS.

Music.
Speaking by prominent gentlemen.
Purse.
Race No. /. Run mile dash, S 5000
Race No. 2. Run, mile dash, 5000
Race No. 8. Run, milo dash, 2
year olds, 5000
Race No. A. Trot or Pace, 2:40 q
clnss, mile, 10000
Race No. 5. Run, I mile dash, 5000
Race No. G. Trot, mile dash, 10000
Race No.7. Run, mile dash. 5000
Race No. 8. mile. First quarter,
/, walk; End Or, trot, rack or
| pace; last half, run, 5000
Race No. o. Trot, mile, years or
under, 5000
Race No. 10. Trot or pace, mile
dash, 5000
There will be no charge to enter or
start horses in any of these races.
We especially desire entries from
Tazewell and adjoing counties.
Parties making entries by mail will
please state the No. of race in which
they desire to enter.
IL addition to the above there will be
miscellaneous amusements Commence
at ten o'clock a. m. Fun every minute
Of the day.
Address,
JAMES o'KEEFFE, Acting secy.,
s. WALTON, CIV. A. &B Ass'n.
President. Tazewell, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23

Chamberlain'si Ego and Skin Ointment
Is q certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum and Scald Head,
% cents per box. For sale by druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23

| Prof. aud Mrs. q. Shellmrne with
AIRS. Shelburne's mother aud Ce
l,has, left yesterday to visit rela
tives i'll Lee county.
DIR. Geo. Ben Johnston was sum,
nlonsed from Richmond to assist
DR.. Hntford in the case Of Miss Ads
Smoot. TIE extreme progress oi
the disease made q surgical opera
tion useless and there is no hope OF
recovery.
A change will be noticed in the
call for Democratic county con-
vention. fixing the honr at o'clocl,
instead of l o'clock. The change is
made because of the change in rail
road schedule, two trains arriving
just before 3 o'clock.
Wheat is now ut the lowest point
it has touched in thirty years This
fact may have a SOLDERING effect on
some of the Western farmers who
have acquired the idea that an
abundant silver currency means
good prices for produce.
The ladies of the Methodist
church had an entertainment in
the way of u spelling bee, in which
Master st. Clair Stuart got the
prize after drawing with his equal
ly learned competitors, Miss Lucy
Buston and Master Rufus Harman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23

"Thn use OF Chntorla' Is so universal ant,
OF RuperoroEatlon to endorse II. Few are In.
Intelligent families who do no. keep Castoriu
within easy reach"
CARLOS MAuvyH, u. u, y
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomirgdale Reformed Church
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23
for Infants and Children.

"castoriaisaow we'll adapted to children that
ireoommond itaD superior to any prescription
known TO mo-" H.A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Iii So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, NY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-23

LADIES
Needing tonic, or children who want build.
ing UP. should take
BUOWN'S IRON BtTrERS.
1t Ia pleasant to take. cures Nalnrin. Indi.
ge5tion blliousness and Liver Complaints.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-02
JUSTICE FIELD on THE CHINESE
DEPORTATION CASE.

We have received the official text Of
the dissenting opinion delivered in the
Supreme Court Of the United States by
Mr.. Justice stephen j. Field in the Chi
nese deportation cases. 1t is a paper Of
remarkable power that abounds In the
healthiest cardinal doctrines of sound
Democratic government. We quote a few
tice:
Il utterly dissent from and reject the
doctrine expressed In the opinion Of the
majority. that Congress might have d.
rected any Chinese laborer found within
the United States without a certificate Of
residence Ia be removed out OF the couu-
try by executive officers without judi
cial trial or examination. Just as It might
have authorized such officers absolutely
10 prevent their entrance into the country.
An arrest IN that way for that purpose
would not be a reasonable seizure of the
person within the meaning Of the fourth
article OF the amendments 10 the COnsu-
tuition. 1t would be brutal and oppressive
The existence Of the power thus stated
Is only consistent with the admission that
the Government is one Of unlimited and
despotic POWER so far az aliens d0nicied
in the country are concerned According
% It's theory Congress might have or
dered executive officers 10 take the Chi
nese laborers 10 the ocean and put them
into a boat and set them adrift; or 20
take them 10 the borders OF Mexico and
turn them loose there; and I'm both cases
without any means Of support; indeed, It
might have sanctioned towards these
laborers the most shocking brutality CON
ceiyable. I utterly repudiate all such no
lions. and reply that brutality, inhuman-
lty and cruelty cannot be made elem
iH any procedure for the enforcement OF
the laws OF the United States
1.-THE punishment Is beyond all reason
in its severity. II is out Of all proportion
to the alleged offense. 1t is cruel and UNI
usual. As TO its cruelty, nothing can OK
coed a forcible deportation from coun-
try OF ones residence. and the breaking
up Of all the relations Of friendship,
family and business there contracted. The
laborer may be seized at distance from
his home. his family and his business,
and taken before the judge for his con-
dcmnation, without permission TO visit
his home. see his family. or complete
any unfinished business. Mr. Madison
well pictures it's character In his powerful
denunciaton Of the alien law Of 1898 in
his celebrated report upon the resolutions
from which we have cited and concludes,
as we have seen. that if a Punishment
Of the sort described be not a punishment,
and among the seyerest Of punishments,
il will bee difficult 90 imagine a doom 10
which the name can be applied"
These are healthy and sound doctriacs.
When those who make our laws and
those who administer them have their
minds founded in these elementary prin-
ciples Of truth. justice and right cur
country will be safe and our institutions
in a way 70 perpetuity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-02

silk muslin. silk cottOns, silk ginghams
and silk dotted linens are among the end
less lines Of novelties" served 20 us this
summer Many Of the wooden fabrics are
half silk woven I'm alternate threads
others are a solid wool weave. with a
lightly everything stripe or cord OF pure
brightly tinted silk, while others are
figured WOODS I'm which are apparently
stitched h0ss-like silk after the manner
Of uneven hastings. All silk fabrics are
legion in number and variety. For house
gowns-gowns TO be worn as semi-negli-
goethe soft, clinging. easily draped silks
are still permitted. But Tor street wear,
reception and carriage costumes. the stiff
fer and heavier taifetas, grOs grains.
MORE and surahs are in great demand.
Little women adopt rustling dignifed
gowns OF black gros grain with Topping
skirts which stand out in very richness
without the ill-bred horsehair. Large
women sail across our bewildered visions
IN frocks OF Joseph's col0rs, cross barred
and checked and cut I'm such devious pat
terms tIat we seem TO behold the wearer
by sections only And the modes reign
and clash like European powers maintain
ing an armed peace only by biyouacking
under the flag Of 1890
A gown Of the familiar type is this. The
cOlors alone are not novel In tint or com
bination; the broken lines are highly char
acteristic. The material Is ciel blue taf-
feta, striped with black satin. the skirt
slightly stifened with crinoline. but the
last moderation ,of fashions mandate
rules as TO breadth. The skirt therefore.
is but four yards wide. Three rows Of
black point d'esprit caught beneath head
ings Of satin ribbon are terminated in
front by satin chouX. The fulness Of the
round bodice is drawn into the satin
piping at the waist line And again IS
the figure divided into sections by the
fall OF huge point desput bertha. which
springs from a small plastron Of passe-
menterie. The bertha is edged with two
rows of narrow black satin ribbon. BOUT
FAINT sleeves sufficiently stiff without
crinoline lining buoy the bertha % the
requisite broad shouldered result Of the
great goddess fat. Let us take heart Of
grace. Absurdity is rapidly Sinking out
OF sight. Reason may rule our dress be-
fore very many moons have passed away.