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Ray The report of the Presidcn of the
Union Oil Mill and Manufacturing Co., at
the annual meeting OF the stockholders las
week was very satisfactory. A handsome
dividend was declared, and the business of
the company was found TO be in very
healthy condition, with future prospects
fully as bright, ii not brigl'er than at any
time since its organization.
The management Of its affairs the past
year has been admirable, c2nscIusutly all
the old officers, with W. T.. Thomson at the
head, as President. were unanimously re-
elected.
In this connection we are pleased to be
able 10 state with great confidence that the
fertilizer manufactured by the Union Oh ani
Fertilizer Co., stands "a No J :" with those
farmers who have uscl it. 1t is honestly
made, therefore, when honestly tested. al
ways gives most satisfactory results. and
grows in favor year after year. The great
fear has been, whether tie company would
be able 10 supply the increased demand for
it next year; but we are glad to see that the
seed warehouse has been grculy enlarged
which will enable it to buy and store nearly
double the quantity Of seed it has here
tofore stored, which means nearly double
the quantity of honest, homemade fertilizer,
and higher price for cotton sccd. for the
farmers of Union county next year, AT the
Union OIL Mill.
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Say Tie aiken Times, kind of BULL
doing reform papcrt edited and leased by
). L. Cant, son of I. l.. Cant, the campaipn
editor of the Columbis Register Of last year.
says:
we have usury law which prcscribes
The rate of interest aud which provide, a
penalty for its violation. If this law be
Just and nccessary-aud we know of no
honest man who will dispute these points
thea, why should we not have law govern
ing the net profit to bs charged on every
article OF merchandise offered for sale -
Upon reading tina; bright idea, we suggest
that we "so the Whole hog and have law
passed ss'r,''ing the number of children
i" each fs1;y: aFl commission be ap.
pointed to see tha. where there ara more
children in one family than tn /, law allows,
the ovcrplus be taken from that family and
given 10 family not having the lawful num-
bcr of children, or to married couple who
are 80 unfortunate as aot 10 nave any ch,I.
dr"n at all or, better still, perhaps, to some
old bachelor who is siendly to the great and
growing sentiment lcveling and equalizing
all ne"' measures Snd things under Que
sian dard VI go'erumel y peternulism.
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asn. Butler % be Here.

The folio wing letter from General baae'
a.. NJ Il. Strain. Secretary Of the union
r. yet,raus Association, will be gra''iy-
In, announcement 10 the Confederate 's'e-
ran, who will meet in the Court House To-
morrow.
Politics aside, le, the old soldiers OF 'as
Confederacy come togs,her and "hs"' '"'"
battles DER again." inspired by The e'ar'0h
voice Of one Of their old and brave com
m,ndsrs. and tell among themselves 'n'
,.r;ou. and merry incidents OF the s'russ''
or Southern heroes for Southern rights m
Southern honor. Ge"era! Butler not Senate
Bo,ler will speak to the soldiers tomorrow
EpcrrIrLp, June 23, 1898
] NJ J l.. SrRAIS.
| Eta Jane, s. &.
| N, pr,RSIR:-l thank you Tor yours
the 2i,i. As a, prssea, advised ! kno
no, hing 10 prevent my being Win you
N, L., prox. Very truly yours
'"' NJ. Z. BurLEu.
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beJ~ Last Sunday Dr. NJ. 4. Smith, assis.
ted by Drs. Theodore Munro, c. I. Murphy
and W. NJ. Meador, successfully performed
The surgical operation Of ampurating the leg,
just above the knee, Of old Aunt" Rholy
Sims, a much respected colored woman over
20 years of age.
Last winter her foot became bally
irost'oltten from exposure, and want of
proper care and attention .c;.T1arly .,,,..,i
the maIady to spread until il became also.
iu'eiy necessary TO amputate the limb TO
save her life. Notwithstanding her al
yaaced age, Rhody is doing well aud the
doctors say she will pull through.
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sA- Among the saddest aunounc EN- snts
that we have been c,lled on to publish, in
all our editorial life, is the following:
Miss Pearl Gordon was q sister of MIS-.
j. lsaa; Harris, Of ihi. town. She was well
known here and in her frequent vis;,. =aac
many warm friends among our citizens by
her genial manners and lady-liks deport-
ment. The warmest sympathies Of all who
have "the heart to feel for another goes ou,
to Mrs Harris in her distressing beresve-
mcnt:
SAD DEATHS IN Richmond
June 2G.-Two unusually sad deaths have
occurred in Richmond within the last twenty
four hours. AT st. Lukes Home Yesterday
afternoon Miss Pearl Gordon, of Rock Hill
). C., beautiful girl who was Just budding
into womanhood, yielded up her life to n
disease that had troubled her for some
months, and necessitated a delicate opera.
ton.
Ihis afternoon, just twenty-fOur hours
having incrvened, her sister, Mrs. W. j..
Orr, was found dead in her chamber, having
died from heart failure brought on by intense
grief Mr. Orr, who accompanied the BODY
of h!' s!ster-in-la: 10 Rock i,ili, was hastily
called back to n home made desolate by the
hand Of the great destroyer.
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BsD" We are glad that our friend, Mac
Adam has como to the front with the same
suggestions upon street working that we
nave been urging upon the Town Council for
years We hope the present Council will
adopt the suggestion of MacAdam and, in
stead of working the streets 81 NC we're told
We did when we first worked at our trade,
"by main strength and stupiincss," use the
improve | machinery which former Council
bought for that purpose.
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The Mjnstrels Concert

The Minstrels Concert
Tn. Union Mlns,re, Company will give =
concert ia the Opera House, next iussuSy
pioht, for the bcueh, Of the new'y 0rsAh''S'
johnson Rifles.
We nav, sssa listening s"r"r"i evenings
to the melodies to be supS0y the al0s''s,.
~"1-yvuss Benwvu.vu's~- -ssss-s-- -.
There are some fine voice in the Minstrel
Company and they are getting well trained.
We hope the house will be crimme !
Tuesday night, no. only for the benefit OF
the "Rh,s. hut because the enter; ainrusn,
vii! richly deserve it aud the young men
should be encouraged hr their su iious
efforts TO organize a musical corpse that will
often break the dull mono,ouy of the town
by giving Us attractive aud elerating moral
entertainments
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ATTENTION, VETERANS The following or.
.,'r has been Issued by General Ellison
.:r":&, HaIur General COMMANDING tbc
south Caroiua Division of the United Com
icIate Veterans:
hEAnauAnTERs SO. CA. DIV. U. c. v,
COLUMBIA, June o. 1899.
Ucmcral Order No. .:
|. Lieutenant General Gordon. con,mapI.
rg the United Confederate Veterans nm.
"puncts the fourth ANIMAL meeting and
'tunion OF the Veterans on the l9lh and 10Th
"I July, at Birmingham, Ala; and immed.
nely thereafter an eXcursion to the World =
f,ir, ut very reduced rates.
III. The General commanding the Soutb
Carolina division Of veterans calls unon MI
'x-Confedera,e soldiers and sai!ors TO bc
represented at the reunion at Birmingham
aud urges the importance of prompt and
:mncdiatc action in the formation of .camps"
Of veterans under the constitution Of the
order.
Ill. TO facilitate the organization of
camps, Brigadier General Stanley s. Crittcu
deu, commanding the Second Brigade ,,r
United Veterans in South Carolina, is as
signed to the special duty of directing their
I rmatiCn under the constitution of the
United Confederate Veterans.
~. All cx-COnfederatc soldiers and sail
srs are hereDy earnestly invited TO respond
TO such appeals aud directions rs Brgadicr
General Cr'itendcn may make from time 10
time.
By cooperating with him in his patriotic
endeavors our cx-Confederats brethren will
form union OF veterans, designed TO per
petuate friendships, preserve the records of
glorious struggle, protect the character Of
the brave people who maintained it and pro
mote the unity and prosperity Of our country.
Major General Commanding.
, BY order of ELLISON CArERs
THOMAS s. MOoRMAN,
Adjutant General
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The WIDOWS OF HEROgs.-West Point, n
u, June 24.--Mrs. Jefferson Davis arrived
here this afternoon and is stopping at Gran
ston's Hotel in the rooms nearly opposite
these occupied by Mrs. u. S. Grant. Mrs.
Grant has been at this hotel for several
weeks. As soon as Mrs. Grant was toll of
Mrs. Dayis's arrival she left her rooms and
stepping out into the hall met Mrs Davis
Just as The latter wns leaving the elevator.
Mrs. Grant grasped her hand and said with
much feeling: II am very glad TO see you"
The two ladies' then went Into Mrs Dayis's
apaitmen's and had long talk.
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BY There should be tbs largest assem-
by Of Alliancemcn ut Kclton on the 10Th O f
next month that ever got together in Union
county. Congressman Talbcrt National
Secretary ID. i. duncan and State Lecturer
JehcricS will serve the intellectual treat.
and W. II guarantee the best dinner and the
most whole-so"'e'l hospitality from the pco-
pie of kcttom to all who attend. Our physi
Cal inhrmi'y alone keeps us from enjoying
the feast
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gs5" We are rcqucs, cd to announce that
the "a Sun lay in July will bs observed as
Childrcn's Day at Fosters Chapel. 1t will
be very interesting occasion aud shouli be
attended hy all who c,n possibly reach there
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pa..,px,r CrA,ouxAp.--o -oovernsr Tillmsn
a s.cr.t,rv OF State Tindal rsturned from

y,,r Tn p.,auxlp. -aoverpsr nllmsn
a s..rstsrv Of State Tindal returnsd from
-, u,,, X,,,,r,,.y anu sroe,s.. @-
ss,ce that Prof. E. b. Crsigheat I. OF on'ra
CoIeye. had been elected President OF Ciem-
son College by the Board 81 Trustees =" an.
meeting held the right before ss wss I'M"
mated IN the ResisteT that nc "o%n
a Regisfsr reporter saw Mt. nndM YES
,erdsy and lie ives highly piessed with the
si.olicn OF Mr.. Crsishead. and fet sure ths
r;ght man has been secured. Mr. lioas'
,peke very encsuraging'y OF the or'sh' 'u
~ for the future Of Clemson College. no
~. tb.t they are working hard 70 Re'
th;nrs ready for the opening On July olm'
and thought everything would DO fo 's'u'
ness by that time. p.;so,, and
- % ,.r;ous other natters connected
"a. .ha work at the nslleae the Boara o'
T.,s,o.. assigned the various Professors 70
their departments.
AR Stoucwsn Thompkins. who Was re
..n,lv .lected Assistant Professor OF eieo
,r;oaj civil md mechanical engineering, mas
occen,ed. All the elected Professors OF .ne
college wero present ut the meeting VI '"'
board.
WHO PRESIDENT CRAIGuEAD Is.
President Craighead was oorh IN ~
.our;. and tho carly years Of his hie "or
ever, and sought wider sphere. ~.
u. received nm academic education, ai,e
which he went 10 Emory College, IN MIS-
souri,, for three years. He hen tooA
----Iu Italy, which furnished him a cnmn,a,
and fnished education. So highly NJ,
he esteemed that on his return from Eu
rope he Was elected to tu,or.hip il
Famdeibif. After teaching there for
while ho was elected to the chair Of Gree
nni German a, Wofforl College, which posi-
ton he has filed until now. While at Wof
lord he won MT only the csteom Of oil thos
with whom he was brought in contact, bu
as wcii tho esteem and confidence Of IN,
people Of the S;ate.
President CraighCAd is only about 4C
yents Of agr, but is II man Of high ch.rao
ter aud exceptional ability. The farmer, o,
the state will expect much from him. Upon
ms administration depends the success Of
me ileSe. lie has n difficult nni rcspons.
ioie work on his hands, hut no one doubts
ms hihesS aud capabiIity for it. Shouli he
succeed in The work Of educating the farm
or boys his name will be n household worI
around the firesde # every farm house in
South Carolina.
Ecy'sfer reporter learned yesterday, not
G'neial SHH VI though from reahc source. that
of sx-Attorney GencrnlJ II. Earle, who has
been Mt the Citadel Academy in Charleston,
will DO elected to n tutorship in Clemson
College,
As before sta'c about 40 students have
signifed their intention of entering Clemson
College. The opening being in Juy sca,cc-
ly that many will enter n, first bat The mum
bcr will be increased later on.
The board O trustees will ho'd another
meeting July ., and wi | be present ut the
opening of the college the next day.-Col.
Register.
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1sS" AT the annual meeting Of the Union
County Bib'e Society, held last Sunday, the
following were elected officers for the pres
ent year:
President: George c. Perrin Secretary.
H. W. Greene ; Treasurer, I L. Bailey.
Executive Committee, W. a. Nicholson, L.
u. Young, :. VI. Rice, Jr.
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U. Co F. A. Insurance Brotherhood

The Directors Of the umi5u Go. +. i. in
surance brotherhood will please meet a, the
Court House NJ 10 a m, on The doy of
county Alliance meeting. important hus
mess will he considered AMI a full o,,cn.
dance IS earnestly requested.
j. H. McKissrCK, Pre- silent,
}. {. Orrs, Secretary.
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BtE" Clemson College will be open for the
reception of pupils next Thursday, the 9th Of
July. 1t will have full faculty Of able
teachers in every department, and the cut
look for the success of the institution could
not be brighter. Farmers send your sons 10
the Farmers College. at Fort Hill.
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k=D" II is impossible for US to publish. this
week, the full program of the exercises oc
H@t|99,yjlle..lIigh- School -. It will accunv
space. We will publish it next week
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g-U" We regret being called on to state
that last Sunday moruiug Little son OF Rev.
I. +. Morris fell from the fence and broke
his arm in two places. DR.. Smith was
-r"J vu nand and Sc, tho limb. The
hntfs sF-'a---i-A---:- ~.
fortune like man, and is doing we'll under
the circumstances.
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Ele- report reached here last Monday
that IN an acciien, on some railroad in
ohio' last week, MIR. J. Beilon.on, but lately
lewc.cr in this town, had the sad misfortune
to have both of his legs GU, of.
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eky- Last Monday four bank. failed in
the grea, ponsion-recei,iug section Of our
country, e., one in Buffalo. n. T., n wild
cat hank in wild Kansas, and two in Obi,
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BSS- The first cotton bloom thi, yesr was
brought to this office last Monday, by Sam
Brown, colored. 1t was picked on the 2O;h
on Cary WllMds farm. two miles from
town
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nsy- We arc requested to state 'na' 'h'
Pinckncy Band will provide the mus 'V'
,,,c veteran Survivors Association tomorrow
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Confederate Veterans Reunion.

For the accomm dttion Of those wishing
10 attend the Confederate Veterans Reunion
at Birningh,m, Ala July l7th and ooh,
the ISIcrNrrV"' --u,. u .iIuo.l bos ~
s.Hgru TO sell rouni tickets to Birminc-
ham nt the very low rate Of one first class
fare the round trip. Tickets will be on sale
July 18th to l"'h inclusive, and limited to
return until July -. 1895 Further inior-
nation can he obtained from any agent Of
the Richmond ( Dtnvillc Railroad.
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pnsr nyr1cE prREcToRY.

The p. o. viii be opened Tor business
from 8 A. NJ. to 600 T. Nj. iii D..
The Money Order Department, "n ~ AZ
opened for business from A. NJ. 70 mn.Ix
Mail going South will close pr''np''s
at IL A. NJ. -, u,,,v a,
Mail going North will close promptly "
5.30P. NJ. ,,.., box
r. r,;,u,cs before closing each msil. =,
~ ,nattept,on ur irregularities sh""''
re reported promptly to the p; NJ; N
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TEACHERS COLUMN.

JAS. 1. STRAIN, Editer, Eta Jane, D Z.
ANS. .. :, Gar '''''' Assistant.
l.. W. DICK,
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New Advertisements. ,, u.
CO, Slaughter Sale.-New York Racket
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-8saS" The Board Of Health, consisting of
W. a. Nicholson. Rev. B. Allston and J X
Young, are now discharging their duties, by
hrst visiting and examining the sanitary
condition Of the promises Of every house
keeper in town. They will report 10 the
i'"n Council all premises in uncleany con-
dition. So, look out for the Board Of
Health.
We are requested TO state that all com.
plants of nuisances, or offensive condition
oil premises must be made to the Board Of
Health, who will promptly attend to il.
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over n week, quito uuwell. aud barely able
TO give US his weekly melsnge Of news.
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bay" We may speculate ns we plene as TO
the cause of the enormous number Of bank,
firm aud individual failures, and the general
depression ia tho financial affairs now attiict-
ing the whole country, more particularly the
Northern and Northwestern States, but when
We consider that nearly Sl6o,OOO,oOO of the
coun,ry's money was lavishly spent last
year, for pensions alone, mostly in those
States, it becomes q very serious question
for the people to consider. whether national
bankruptcy or n grave increase of taxes does
not lie directly before them-a conditioa
due, more than to any other cause, to the
governments pension extravagance.' An
extravsgant government will inevitably make
ends in bankruptcy and ruin.
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BsS- The following party will leave Union
tomorrow to attend the international conven
ton of the Christian Endeavor Society. at
Montreal, Canada, on the of July. and
the Worlds Fair at Chicago Mr. W. A..
Nicholson, Mr.. Allan Nicholson, Mrs. W. d.
Arthur, Misses Ethelind Goss. Jonaie San
dcrs aud Coline Edwards, of Union, and
Jessie Allan, of Charleston. Mr.. Njcbolso,
will take his faithful colOrel servant, Albert,
with him.
The party will take the lower route, via
Atlanta and the great Niagara Falls. They
will be absent about a mouth.
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ADNERTISEMEST

Mn. EDITOR believing that G.. W Whit
man is man Of integrity, md represents
our political views, aud will firmly adhere
TO the trust we may commit to his care we
would bc pie ISHd TO see his name before tn.
people as IL caniidate for the legislature TO
fill the uncXpitci term of Mr.. Il. " IIarri,
We hope Nir. Whitman Will consent.
NnErn fNCoLrr
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"A MERIrED EEUuKE.'- Columbia
Jsurndl gives mild and mcrtcd rctuke 10
one Of its exchanges, which hus asserted in
substance that the Governor Of South Caro-
lima is not above mixing water with dispen.
sary liquor, nor will he hesitate ut almost
anything to make the dispensary turn out
money for the State. The journal rightly
declares that such abuse Of an official brings
reproach upon the State, which is entitled
to the reflected honor of Whatever il good
1eni to dcnouncs tho incumbent of that
hign Once, many persons forget what il due
to the State, aud their hasty and bitter nj
:ersnces are made to tho lasting injury Of
its fair name.
Governor Tillman is not 4 saint. nor has he
shown any mercy to his puli,ical oppopepts
out ms reputation for integrity holds good
among his nsighbors. unrI he commits
some act at varienco with this reputation
IL ~ stab at his private chur c'er to make
sucn injurious insinuations, and while he
holds the position Of Governor cyery thrust
OF this kind reflects heavily upon the ma.
Joriiy OF the white people who placed him
III that exalted office. Criticism of official
acts Is one thing, and personal abuse of an
olhcia' Is quite different thing Charges
oil derellcUon against sloa's are right and
proper when they are believer to he guilty..
hut Suggestions of fraud aud imposition IN
""'"''ee si any no'ion are scarcely within
inc province Of reputable newspapers.
such lnsinuationS as We are CONSIDERING
are calculated to Keep our people apart for
ever. The majority resent this personal
onslaught upon their recognized leader o.,d
'heir ears are closed to ull appeals tor unity
ana reconciliation. 1t is time that tho c,n-
servatirc ne "sPapers in tn. State were as
serting their absolute and unqualified re-
lection Of such tactics and modes of war.
rare and letting those who sre disposed TO
degrade our politics flock by themselves
GyccnrWs Mountainter
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pe,s-. Remember, Companions. the resu-
- .as,.;,o. .. P"inse't. Chapter NO,
,c II Nj will be held in Masonic hah
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At the Factory.

At the Factory.
Until last Tuesday pothins new or strange
bs. trsnspirsd .. the factory site the past
few weeks. IN. ..~..--.-. r.'-
completed some tine. rsadJ for the brick
work. ~ -.
Mr.. Rsdser has me. vin : number Of
n,ndr.ness In paklas. ~ fset. First he
w.s delayed over q Vssk het osios ao,s
"a .., cars 10 bring ne mssains from bri'''';
,h.n two uh,o,s sfoks, sad then the wet
w..,,.r set ir aud wsshed thousands OF
bic. fran. .Ss yard. Notwithstanding all
| n... Jacks. he has burned two ki'ns
| Of IN, arst brick ever made in tho s's'e'
"a n. another large one ready to burn
IT, a,hin the factory foundation limits
~, :, Providet CO intsrposss some accident
/ r., will be no hindranee from that source
he.aftcr
, Tax FIRST BRICK LAID.
The first brick In the building was laid BY
r.J. II. ROiscr last Tuesday morning
nj the ring Of the trowel aud tho cry o'
n l.more is the music that greets the man!
y visitor to ,ha, busy spot -.
Al In IL meanwhile Mr.. Sharkey and hi
hands ks busy preparing the heavy wood
-sl work ,dbc pu, in place without On hour
N Aud yA.iases Duncan i, there also, Q
t----A1 ~@a>-.---~-h->r<Nne o"'''
:, ing Theess no Sste OF time or materi'
g in any part of rheirort, for he can com
/. nearer being u Zee 'laces at the sam
] time than auy bar We eer saw.
u The ZANE clS Se atennn and strict bus
II ness economy i running the factory whe
in operation, ,h3 rresion, Duncan practice
; in building it, islbound to make it one {
| the most successful mill in the country.
We have only one COMPLAINT to make, an
that is. Mrs. Duncan, c the good wife
some other officer Of tn company, shoul
have laid the first brick. OF course We ha'
no objection to Mr.. Rods laying the fir
brick, rs a nan but as he had the hon
Of making the first brik, we are sailt
enough 10 think there is luck in goo
vomsn's giving the WORK "seud off, {
they do in christening a vessel As she side
from the ways" into the water.