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ron NERVOUS FEMALES,
Horsford's Acid Phonphate.

DR.. J. b. Alexander. Charlotte, N. c.,
says: 1T is not only pleasant to the taste,
but ranks among the best Of nerve tonies
for nervous females. "-ad.
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For over Fifty Year.

Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup has besn
used for children teething. 1t sooths the
child, softens the gums. allavs ali 49,.
cures wind collie, anu Is the best remn ,a,,,,
Tor diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents q hottie
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STILL AFTER THE DAUXTLEss.
spanish Government Counsel al
Brunswick Here

Hon. Balling Whitfield of Brunswick,
the attorney of the Spanish government
at brunswick, is in the city. 1t was ru-
mored last night that the Spanish consni
De Lago, had left Brunswick and will he
here to-day and that some action will be-
taken before the United States court in
the Dauntless case Mr.. Whitfield could
not be seen last night, and just what
move will be made is Unknown
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New FurpIturc

All the latest styles, newest patterns.
special designs, lowest prices OF furni.
ture direct from the manufacturers inst
opened at Leopold Adler's.-ad. go
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Furniture.

For the parlor, bedroom, dining room
kitchen or office direct from the factory
at Leopold Adler's.-ad.
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Tapesty' Ingram, Body Brussels. AK
minister Carpets, matched. cut, made and
laad at Leopold Adler sad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-17
Elder Sieyensou's Health.
SALT LAKE Ci1y, Utah.
Saturday, Oct. IL, 1896

Saturday, Oct. II, 1896.
TO the Editor
hAvs numerous friends who would
be pleased TO know Of my present cor.
diiion, the cause my M elton and
results. Fer many ysnp have looked
ior this DAY for by nature l knew II
must come. IL IL tho fate Of old age.
My tfil lc,ion IL the enlargement Of
tho Dtosifste gland. A. Walla Walls,
Warrington, pressure closet the
natural channel when suffering be.
gan. vhich increased osch hour until
Intense anxiety and pain muat hud
relief. Two expert doctor. alter many
experiments and much pain on my
part, pfonouncei my cass one OF
i.vefe type but finally nm Instrument
was iound 10 giv. tho desired relief.
Alter three days | was removed by
train 10 Baker CITY, Oregon.
There n new physician, DR.. Snow,
nearly exhausted his tkili. On the
cara Doctor Wilcox afflvoi, anu by
the blessings OF faith, and a1mi nlstra.
lions Of Persistent J. r. Smith aud
Elder Heber J. Grant, with promises |
arrived safely home on tho .fin Of
Conference 1 received q manifestation
At midnight. witnita very interest.
ing course OF Information. Now,
without aid Of instruments putural 10.
lief 10 fcund. My case IL now very
favorable. for which give praise 10
the L3fd. EDWARD hTLvEShoS.
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A PLEASING SESSION.
Professor Dono Lsciur,sto the students
Of the D.. u. :. Coil &c.


Toe 5ludsnts' Society Of ths Latter
day sAinti College held n pleasing
session last evening. Tho fret run.
Der ou the program was a violin solo,
which was ably rendered by Nit. 6cpet.
tier. Mf. Chester AIMS tnen eater
tanned the members Of the society by
rendering q plano selection.
The main feature OF tho proErsn wss
an address by Prssiden, willard Done.
The title OF the subject bting "Lif.'s
5alscs." The speaker very ABLY pointed
cut that life wa, not 40 end but
n meant tot an end. He clearly
showed how mou are miserable ~
living iof life alone ana not knowing
that all things We do are but means for
an enc. IL was plHiuiy shown how
IeliRion was In advance Of science,
proving bis slai, menia from the Ten
Commandments anu other religious
laws. The speaker concluded BY
showing how inndeiily lvsia 10 SIN,
aud sin TO death, while religion leads
10 Righteousness ana risht.ousuoss 10
lite. lie proved this nv csmpsfing
tho character Of wa'hlnltln with ltat
OF Napoleon.
Tnc society then adjourned, tendic.
lion being pronounced by Brother
Ashton.
Tho siudeula' Society OF the Later.
day Hainn' College HOLDS Its regular
mertings every Friday evening nj T.s1
Ia tho eoventeentn ward HiBembly
roomt, telveen West Temple anu
First West suests on f.rtt North. The
best lectures aud musical talent
throughout tho State are provided. An
are invited.
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time here Ia one hour later than IN
Sslt Lake. Since wrtte last We beve
passed through Kansas, Illinois, In'
diana, Kentucky asd Tennessee. We
have eroias1 rivors some o which are
the Price OF Utah, Grand OF Colorado
Eagle OF Colorado. Cottonwood and
Kansas 81 kansas, the Missouri. Mis-.
slssipri, Ohio, Cumberland snd Ten.
nesste. We passed through about ten
tunnel. One vas three miise long anu
another about two. II either rainel or
showed all the time We were coming
hers but u 10 much brighter today.
Chattanooga 10 only $50 ieei above this
ses Level. Don't write until you hesf
from me again.
IrsmaiD your ioviug son,
GEoRuE n. TAYLOR.
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Evening Theology Class.

Brother willard Doss's evening
class for Bible study will NEE, for or.
gan Elilop IN Monday Oct. 10, at 1880
y. IN. At 2a3 West First Norm street,
auJourninr In tins for the department
All who intend tursuing the study
ate urfed 20 10 present on that even
ing, when tho work Of the class will
be outlined.
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FROM son TO FATHER.
A Yong Iid'r writes a Letter Upon
arriving 10 the Miss arr fi,ld.


9. Below 10 q letter itom n son TO his
father written by . young man who
lett his nome In this city. about two
weeks ago tor mis,ien TO the South.
sinSiatei:
CHATTANOOGA. Tenu., Oct. ~, 1890,
Dear FsthoI-ws arrived here this
morning from II. Louli, We met
eleven VI the boys Mt Kansas City
and all Travelled together from thsrs;
We are all nj the Rossmore holsl-nins.
teen OF We. We met tho presiding
brethren Of the mission this m0rniug
and they have been with US all DAY
speaking words OF encouragement u
u; We are all we'll und happy; We ali
vent down 10 the banks ~ lns leu.
ne,sre river tlis afternoon where Bro.
Chapman bapiizru n man nam.I john
Alvin Dodu, vino was q Methodist
ard hs was confirmei by Brother
NuIrsI; we will ali leave for cur relds
VI labor tomorrow.
Chattanooga Il quite pretty place OF
about $4,000 people, hall OF them NJ.
gtoes VINO seem 10 almott run tnu
town. We eau stand at our hnlnl doc
and sse tho famous mtunlain where
the bAttle OF Misiouary Ridge was
fought. Tho iariher east w 20 the
slower the trains run ana tho Toughvf
they are TO riao In.
do not write TO mo until write
again and give you my address. We
have had 10 buy u few things TO-DAY
aud II tosk abou, $40 TO got them. 1
gave my hymn box 80 n lady today
A. she asked for II 90 | will have 10 get
another heiuIo going mo tue nsi1. /
siso hsd TO get HUE which cat
80, q Testament and some carts with
my name aad address on them. will
sena you ons OF them Ia the next lel.
ter. IL IL now q quarter alter y; the
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The funeral services Of the late Mis-
Aunie Broadbent, will be held In the
Twenty.nrst ward meeting house To-.
ROW, Sunday, at 1880 y. m.
Ffiends desiring g. view tbs 70.
mains can do 90 by csiliag At the real.
dsnce OF her mother No. 10 z street
from II Q. m. to II ~, nj which tins
the caskst will DO permsuently closed.
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direction II Eljer ~. Goddard will
render the following progfaui.
Sutisot, "ihe Book Of Mormon n
divine record"
0 Biblical evidence Of BOOK ~ Mornsn s
.....-.........s............G eorfe n. WAllAc Q
=. scattering aui gathering Of Israel ....-
4 rrorbsue deelsfatoh fespsttirs Inc
4. Traditans ana beliefs ~ indisns zorro.
boratnE hook OF Mormon lesehing.
....................J James D. Moss
fiistoricai evidences with Book Of Nor
mon references lena walsh
All are cordially invited.
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Y. NJ. NJ. 1. A. conferences Of the
Salt Lake Stake will be- held In the
Tahsfnscle, Sunday, ostober 18Th.
1853. An Officers meeting 81 10
'clack y. NJ, TO which q represents
lion rom every association n "a
pfc.ei. General meeting nj . O'clock
b. M. and Program meeting ~ y. m.
Inr public are Cordially invited ~
attend. JosErH II. fELT,
Superintendent
J. b. Hioas, Secretary.
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sunday School Review.

The regular aunusl review Of the
tven,y.fint ward Sunday school will
to held Ia the meeting house tomorrow,
SUNDAY. October Is, alto a. IN.
By permission OF the bishoprlc. thu
exercises will also be continued In the
evsaing, communcing nj o o'cloch,
when tho normal clsrs, under the
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lOJth Quorum.

On Monday evening next. Oct. 10,
1898, at 1880 pm. the lC5.h quorum
will hold it, regular meeting In the
Sugar meeting house. II IL specially
desired that every member OF The
quorum he present without fail, ~
busiues. OF Importance will be uans-
soled. Din't tail n he prompt.
IOUNoiL w iO5Tu QUORUM,
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Regular services Of the Church o.
Jr,us Chris, Of Battsrday saints win
be held tomorrow a, O'Clock In the
tabernacle; Sunday Schools Ia 'ne
various wards at 10 s.m.,and meeting,
In the city Ward Assembly Rooms ana
adjacent wards A. follows
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All parties owing unuAid water
fstss-,hit IL, those who haven't psid
up u January lat, ls0I-sre hereby
notified that their water IL liable To he
turned oii now At auy time without
further notice, as tho tEx Il past uuu
aud dslii qUeni.
}. l.. MAY, City Treasurer.
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am pi.oiDg on tho market the
Evanston coal, an article that Ia tqusi
tu Any other sold here. ~ heat pro.
queer. aod superior 10 all In being Tree
IL IN focs, slate. SLACK anu clinkcfs.
Send ~ = trial or Tor.
Lump $500, nui si25. pea s2.75.
Ofiiec 10 south Aialu. whie House
ciug -tofs. Telephone 22i, two rings.
J. W. WHITEHEAD, in, All
T.. D. box 1888
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IL tho best. Alfesdy II has made
many hundreds o. ffienus In this
Slate. why7 Because u does what u
says u will. Try II and be- convinced.
II 10 the mos, cooling application ever
known. Iunamation IL the cause OF
pain, and tho secret OF the success Of
Woicoivs spain Psiuto IL, II subdpes
inflammation promptly ana patio Instant.
ly stops. The hesling process ther
begins. Heal, innlmstion and all
pain disappear by using u. Sure Cure
Tor CsIsrfh. 2br. soc. sni 81 bottles.
All druggists cell u. Country agent,
wsnted everywhere. Address, BoJ
ola, Salt Lake CIV,
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NOTICE.

tpuE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
etoegholdrrs Of the wafatkA Mineral
nrinEs co, wilt DO held az tho compauY'a
oiilce. al this corner OF Ninth North ana scoond
West streets, salt Lake Gay, on Tuesday tho
10th DAY of November, isyd, NJ ho'cioek ~
ensninf scar aud for tho iransarton OF surn
either business ~ nlay come before the meet
iuE, ny order Of the board OF dlIcctoTs,
join q. sllllf. sceT,
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fred hrug Brewing 90. omaha Beer.
AsE lot krug'. Cabinet Beer, Il IL
tue puTssl In ihsw.St. ONCE aud head.
QUARTERS 78 East second south.
i. Nismand, locA manager.
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NORTH POINT CONSOLIDATED lR'
RIGATlON COMPANY.

NoTIuE--THE ANNUAL MEETING or
IN tho stockholders Of the NOrih FONT
Consolidated Irrigation Company vii be heli
~ room No. W, In tho cniien hOtel, ttfdnh
south street. hAlt LAkn CITY, ttate Of utAh, on
Monday, November pth, lH1, ai o'ciOrkr m
To henr Tho annual reports. TO elect board OF
difactOrh for the ensuing wear, and 10 ifAhfa,s
su'h other business 40 may 10 properly
brought bafofe the meetinE
SAT- Lake City, Utah, oct u, 1850
AArnUA PARSONS, heeJ'
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81. George Temple.

me 81. George Temple will reopen
ou tuesday, Oct. ~.
DAVID IL. CANsoS,
Pftslasnt.
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The NEWS Is requested 10 publish
the following:

First Unitarian Society, Unity Hall
$50 w. Third south street; Rev. Adel.
Tor; l. Hudson, minister services a. "
q M; subject Of sermon. The PAN
PATH Musical programme Nolln-
tary, IIArvosl Hymn, T-ohaikowskyl
Oneriory, Prelude. Wagner Anthem,
How OF, AlAs' Millard, Unity Qnnrtollei
hymns by the congregation lea by the
quaftette. sunday school promptly al
M m
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For este house wiring and elsean,
line chandelier, 20 TO the Intef-
Mountain Electric Co, IS East Firs,
South street
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Utah Liquor Co.. sole Agents tor Val
Hiatt nrevinE Co.'S tieer.
Telephone Ne. Ava. Beer bottled al
the brewery IN Milwaukee anu de.
livsfed ire. Prices no low ~ the
lowest Buy the bsst, gusrantesd 10
be the bTAR BErR oF MILWAUKEE
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Satin. Finish Plantation Molalasn
CANDY for sale by nll leading oonioc.
TONERS.
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Twenty. nvs uns pound b,R best
Washing Soap Tor sIOO, at Equitable
C0'op.
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do 10 Won NJ. Co.np. for millinery
snj dress msklns. Nauvoo Block, %
wet, Fiut sonu.
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Sell Weber Lump Coal $3.50 a ton,
stove f4.sh, Nut 81, Clean Coal ana
Full Weight guaranteed. Telephone
al.
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Fiv'.pounu huoEri nirp Jelly ior
$50 sacb. Eqn't,hr ce.op.
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snni,arium NAstor,um baths. oteu
day nni hight 81 wfsi 8rd South.
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Fa,hiontbls Dies msEing nj Won
ans Co-ep. Naavoo Block, 90 west,
Frat south.
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Tomorrow. ~,s,nsr report on page
three, Walker Birs.'a ID.
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Hsnitsrium Nala snum baths, open
day anu night. 81 we;i Ord south.
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saai. All hinds.
ID. J. SHARP, 10 MAN. ruisphone igg
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q. 3. Martin ssil, oil kinds Of Coal
No. 4 west, Fir,i SfDth.
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Umbrellas, pAiaaols recovered AMI
repaired. McKnrEr. lis W. Firsi ~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-02
THE HONEY BEE.


Some Hints IN Regard to Handling the
Busy Insects.
think it hest for any one just start
ing in the bee business to buy their
first hives and frames from some one
who is making . speciality of doing
such work, as you would be more apt
to get hives and frames accurately
made than you could possibly make
them, II you are ever SO well skilled
with tools. And. then, too, you would
have your factory-made hives to work
from If you should want to make your
hives in future; and have all alike and
Of the same size. And let me caution
you just here about having two sizes
Of hives and frames in the same apiary,
for sure as you do. you will regret it
later on, for no bee keeper worthy the
name will tolerate two sizes Of hives
and frames in the same apiary, for
reasons l shall not attempt to give
here.
We will now suppose you have your
hives and frames made up, and hives
all neatly painted-white will give the
best satisfaction in this hot climate. rs
dark colors will absorb the sun rays
and make it too hot for our little pets.
We will now proceed to transfer your
bees. would not transfer bees in this
climate earlier than the LIST of March;
perhaps the 18th of March would be
better in most seasons. And whatever
you do. don't attempt to transfer your
bees when they are not busy at work
in the fields, for if you do you will be
sure to have trouble with robber bees,
and perhaps lose your colony of bees
besides. Now, we will suppose you have
everything ready to do the work. Have
- empty hive Or box to brush the
bees in as you take the combs from
their old hive. 60 to the hive you wish
to transfer, give the bees good smok'
ing a the entrance Of their hive. and
pound heavily ON 1t with your fist or Z
stick, for .: few minutes. This is &c
cause the bees to I'LL themselves with
honey, and this is the main secret in
handling bees at any time without
getting stung. In this condition they
are almost rs harmless as hies. After
this is done turn the box or gum on il
side and remove one side of it, or split
it open, as the case may be, SO that yov
can best get 1t their combs. Now take
IN empty hive or box and set it where
the old hive was standing, for the field
bees to cluster in, and to rush the bees
in that you brush from the combs .,
You remove them from the old hive
Now proceed to remove the combs end
brood Is rapidly - possible from tn
ed hive. taking them out In u largs
Epieccs Is convenient, being careful mol
10 mutilate brood any more than you
lean help Dontdripa and dauO the honey
about any more than ron can help, u
e woukl b mo4 sure to cause robbins
latsr. Af>er you hsve III brood and
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-02

honey taken from the old hive. and
bees brushed into the empty hive or
box fixed ON the old stand for them.
take Ill the old pieces of the old hive
clear out of the yard, rs the bees seem
to wont to cluster on any part of the
old hive that they can find. rather than
go to IN empty box or hive. Take all
the combs and brood to some warm
room and At them snugly In the frames,
keeping the brood in as compact form
as possible, as some Of It will get
chilled, otherwise. II you do neat
job of it. it will need little or NO
fastening in the frames. But to make
sure, it isa good idea to tack thin
strips of wood on either side
Of the frames after you get the
combs in them. After . few days
you can remove them, and the bees
will have them fastened to the frames.
After you have all the combs fastened
in the frames fill mp the rest OF tho
frames with comb foundation. 1t You
should not have comb enough to fill all
the frames (which is not likely you will
have). Now hang all the frames In the
hive, putting them with the most brood
in them in the center, and set the hive
where you wish it to stand, and hive
the bees ON the transferred combs as
you would any natural swarm. and
your work is done. OF course there
are other ways that transferring can
be done, but think this one best for
the beginner. forgot to say in ito
proper place that I would leave out ~
much of the drone comb as l would in
transferring the combs, as we do not
care to raise any more of those worth
less consumers (the drone) than we can
helpI-L. L. Smith, in Farm and Ranch.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-02
They Come 70 the Ualsed States.

1t would not be easy to find q family
in Canada within 100 miles Of Kingston
in which there belonged half dozen
children where one or more Of the chill
drcn were not living in the United States.
A great portion of those who have left
tile country are farmers sons, and fley
ere found filing situations all over ;the
state of New York. But more signifi-.
can't than all this is the record of tho
graduating classes of the Royal milf.
tafy college. the West Point Of Canada
piSturesquely located at the foot Of
ths slope between old Fort Henry and
TIKI river. The college was opened ii
1Ss6. The course Of study is four ye6rss
thS same as at West Point, the CHIEF Tin:
sttuctors are regular officers detailed
fr&m the British army and the curricue
luin :isrof a most cxacting order. Ills
HAopl that Canada is justly proud of
tuf of its annual graduating class oni1
tho four highest are eligible for: CONF
mi esi6I5 in the regular army. Over 81
leS eept. of all of the graduates: ard
filing positions In the United Stated
chiefly as civil and mechanical enki1
Journal.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Durgin, Of Portland,
Me-, are still . lively and jolly old
couple, although his age il 102 and hers
80.
An old trapper in Bethel, Me-. has In
his possession . bear trap that u $50
years old. 1t has captured . good many
bears, including one this year.
The longest artificial water course in
the world Is the Bengal canal. 500 miles;
the next II Erie, 500. Each cost nearly
SIC, O00. 600.
The wood of the lime tree is used for
the sounding boards Of pianofortes. -
IL does not warp under change OF tenn
perature or atmosphere.
The money in the savings banks OF
the United States shows nm average OF
SO for each member of the population:
in England the average is about SOLO;
in France it - only $50.
A lady 20 years old. of Deer Isie. Me-.
recently walked two miles to pond
to go skating. She took part in the
sport with great zest and agility for IN
hour or more and then walked home.
A strike-shop is to be established by
the cigarmakers Of San Francisco.
When the workmen are on strike, they
will be put to work in the strike-shop,
instead of being permitted to remain
idle. and receive pecuniary benefits
from the union.
Where the cheapest production OF
meat is desired . small breed Of hogs
maturing early will give better results
than any of the large breeds. The
kinds Of hogs that will attain ESQ to PSI
pounds weight in nine months are bet
ter than those which will run up ia
five or six hundredweight. but will ne
quire two full years to do it in.
Too much bicycle was urged - Z
Cause for divorce from his wif,s by Q
New Zealander recently. She spent
nearly all her time away from home
riding on her machine in bloomers
and neglecting her domestic duties.
The husband said this amounted to de-
sertion. but the Judge did not see it In
tho same light.
George Leonard, of West Rutland
W.. died q few days ago Mt the age Of
ke1 years and 10 months. His wife died
three years ago at tho age of o.
years. The couple had four SONS and
thres girls, all Of whom are now living
the eldest being nearly 20 years old
At the time Mr.. Leonard died he had d
grandchildren and 81 great-grandchil
dren living.