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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-08-06

Augsburg: Structures assessed to G.
NJ. Wheeler raised to $500.
Sinnott: Structures assessed to G.
M. Wheeler reduced to $500.
The assessment of John Richmond.
OF Argyle, raised $500.
Assessment of Robertson Lumber
Co. OF Argyle, reduced $500.
Assessment of Anderson and Bush
man of Argyle, on saloon, raised to
$500.
Assessment of Mary Lezzie of Arg
yle, on saloon, raised to $500.
Stephen: Assessment Of Thos. San
derson's saloon raised to $500.
Stephen: Assessment of Merdink &
Berg lowered $500.
Donnelly: Assessment of John
Birkholz on personal property can
cel]ed; property being assessed twice.
Bloomer: Assessment of 0: Beaudry
on threshing machine lowered $50.
Tamarac: Assessment of G. J. Muir
ray on threshing machine lowered $50.
Augsburg: Wheeler and GILBERT
son S assessment on tools and machin-
cry raised to $500. .
Parker: Assessment of Riope]le on
threshing machine lowered to $500.
Parker: Assessment OF II. Turner .
Il Go. on threshing machine lowered to
$500.
Donnelly: Assessment of j. King
on threshing machine lowered to $500.
Oak Park: Assessment of A. NJ. b.
Swanson on threshiDg machine lowered
800.
Warrenton: Assessment of J. H.
Huggard on farm machinery raised
800.
Augsburg: Assessment of c. w.
Culbertson on machinery raised 800.
Augsburg: Assessment of G. War;
ner on machinery raised $50.
/ Boxville: Assessment of John Taper on
stallion lowered $75.
Vega: Assessment of Casper Sands on
stallion ra Used $50.
Oak Park: J. 0. Waiberg one stallion to be
assessed 500.
McCrea: Pembina Farm Co. one stallion
| to be assessed $50.
McCrea: A. Horgen one stallion to be as
sessed $3.50.
Tamarac: G. NJ. Ramsay one stallion to be =
assessed $3.50.
Nelson Park: P. Fernstrom one stallion to
be assessed 500.
Parker: A. L. Nutting one stallion to be
assessed 500.
Parker: J. Russell two stations to be as
sessed $500.
Warrenton: Woodward & Pratt two stall
lions to be assessed $780,
Big Woods: Snake River Horse Co. one
stallion TO be assessed $500.
Comstock: VIM. Trip two stations to be
assessed 5000.
Village of Argyle: T. Dundass one stallion
to he assessed 500
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1896-08-06

Wagons, carriages, etc.
MelOdeOns 80
MARSH GROVE. III
Horses one year old
Horses two years old
Horses three years old and over
Cattle two years old
Cows
Wagons and carriages
Sewing and knitting machines 80
MIDDLE RIVER. ..-.
Horses one year old l
Horses two Years old l
Horses three years old and over 10
Cows
Working oxen g.
Wagons, carriages etc. ll5
Sewing and knitting machines rs
Melodeons and organs So
NEW FOLDEN.
Wagons and carriages 81
NELSON PARK.
Horses two years old Y
OAK PARK. -
Cattle one year old
Cattle two years old
All other cattle three years old and
Wagons. carriages, etc. 10
Watches and clocks
PARKER.
Horses three years old and over l
Wagons, carriages. etc. l
SINNOTT. ..
Cattle three years and over %
SPRUCE Valley
Horses three years old and over
Cattle two years old
TAMARAC.
Horses two years old 2
Cattle one year old AZ
Cattle two years old %
Wagons, carriages. etc. 3
Watches. and clocks
Melodeons and organs
Piano FOrtes 80
VEGA.
Wagons and carriages g 7
VIKING
Horses three years old and over 2
Working oxen SO =
Wagons and carriages IL
WARRENTON.
Horses three years old and over 2
All cattle three years old and over
MelOdeOns and organs 10
Dogs over six months old 100
WANGER. ...-
Wagons and carriages
Sewing and knitting machines Is
WEST VALLEY.
Horses three years old and over ~
Wagons and carriages
Sewing and knitting machines 20
WRIGHT.
Horses three years old and over
Sheep, all ages "a
Sewing and knitting machines 81
THIEF LAKE. ..
Wagons and carriages IA
DIST. NO. 2.
Wagons and carriages
Sewing and knitting machines 80
VILLAGE OF ARGYLE. T..
Piano fortes 81
VILLAGE OF STEPHEN.
Horses three years old and over 10
Cows
Wagons and carriages
Melodeons and organs
Piano fOrtes 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19
DICKINSON COUNTY.
Eagle Caught I'm N Steel Trap-im-
provements MT CIinfwoOd.


cLINTwOOD, VA, April 1S.-(Special.)
Wilbur Haynes. who lives near Freezing,
this county. found a large gray eagle,
which had been caught in steel-trap,
hanging dead upon his gate. the trap
still fastened upon one of Its legs. Mr..
Haynes has made inquiries throughout
the vicinity, ard cannot hear OF any ones
having lost trap. so the bird must have
been caught several miles away.
Messrs. Thornbury & Rush, merchants
OF this place, are building large and
commodious storehouse on Main street,
and will have 1t ready for use by the LIST
OF May. The Johnson Hotel. on the
opposite side of the same street, IS near
ing completion. and viii be the best
hotel property in town.
There seems to be some counter1eit
specie in circulation here. Your corre-
spondent was shown dollar OF the Stun
by County-Court Clerk Counts. which
some one had passed off on him BY mix
ing II with other pieces, and rendering
the whole for what he was due nm.
The case Of the Commonwealth against
Herman Powers and Wade kenady.
charged with killing VIII Saiyer ano
Dan. Wells on Christmas, was continued
in the County Court, on account OF absent
witnesses.
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: died at his home In Warren county, ~.
7 c.. on Wednesday morning last. The
| Doctor had been in poor health for q
number of years. Deceased was born in
Richmond seventy-slx years ago. He
| practiced medicine In GAINESVILLE, went
West. and for some years engaged in
| cotton planting in Texas and Arkansas.
lie then gave this up and removed to
North Carolina where he took up again
the practice OF medicine.
He was a man greatly liked by all who
knew him, and no one stood higher In
the profession than did Or. Geoghegan.
The funeral took place Thursday and was
largely attended.
Mr.. w. II. Bondurant is tobacco
buyer, and resides In Neapolis. He is a
regular attendant on the leaf sales. On
Thursday while on the sale at AGREE
Brothers warehouse. he stopped to ex-
anime pile OF tobacco near the rear
wall Of the building. and In close
ploximity TO a sliding-door. This door
had slipped from the track. and suddenly
and without warning It fell, striking Mr..
Bondurant on the head. crushing him to
the floor he being at the time In a
, STOPPING condition. Help soon reached
the PROSTATE man. the door was re-
moved. and Mr.. Bondurant was soon on
hurt. II any. But later ne had to be
taken TO his home. and medical aid sum-
! moned. He is now confined TO his bed.
The United States District Court for
the Western District, Judge Paul on the
bench. began It's spring term In this city
last Tuesday, and up TO this writing has
done much business all the cases so far
tried being for violations OF the internal
revenue laws. In a good many cases
Judgment has been suspended. This Is
one OF the livest courts In the State, II
not in the South.
BASEBALL.
A great deal OF interest Is being mani
tested IN this city for the national game.
Danvlle was very anxious TO get into
the state league. but failing In this, the
students of the Danvlile Military Insti-
tute have organized an excellent team.
and a number OF the young men OF the
city have also organized team under the
peculiar name Of Mine Temptations
The two teams above named crossed bats
AZ the diamond last week and the Nine
Temptations met Waterloo. They we're
NOT satisfied over their inglorious defeat.
and another game was played yesterday
with the following result: Nine Tempta-
tons. II; Danville Military Institute. y.
n has been determined by those In
authority that nothing shall be left
rndone 10 make the time Of all who visit
Pare-balI Park while games are In pro-
,,Teas 4 ! pieasant as possible. And TO that
Ind a yoagulficent stand has been erected
enable OF seating several hundred people.
win wire screen 70 protect them from
so,,, Halls or tips. The front OF the
stand has been 20 fixed that a ball on
str,king IL will emit no sound. Under
this stand and TO the front there are
several nlca dressing-rooms Tor the
players. -.
Tho great game Of next week. waen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19
BEDFORD CITY.
Joint Stock Company Organized
Back to the Old Custom.

Joint Stock Company Organized
Back to the Old Custom.
BEDFORD CITY, VA, April iS.-(spe-
have been engaged in the manufacture
OF tobacco since the year 1881, have
formed a company to continue the busi-
ness, TO be known as the Berry Brothers
Tobacco Company, with the following Of
ficers: Mr.. T. ID. Berry. the senior mem
Der of the firm, president; Mr.. j. NJ.
Berry vice-president; and w. w. Berry.
Jr., the secretary and treasurer. There
are three other members OF the COM
pany. who, with the officers first men,
toned, will compose the Board OF Direc-
tors. The deed from the old firm con-
yeys to the new firm the tobacco-factory.
together with all of the property. and
goodwill OF the concern. on the terms
OF $4,000 In per cent. gold bonds Of
the company. running ten years. secured
by a first mortgage. and 300 shares OF
preferred and 200 shares of common
stock Of the company.
The Berry Brothers have been the
largest manufacturers Of tobacco who
have ever done business here. and az
forded labor to the greatest number Of
EMPLOYEES. these usually numbering about
go The new concern win carry on the
business on the same plan.
REPEALED 1T.
Since the erection Of the market-house
the Law has required that all vegetables
should be sold there. the merchants not
being allowed to handle them, nor could
they be sold from wagons or hucksters
TO hcusekeepers at their, homes This
has caused much dissatisfaction ana In
convenience, where the people had not
heen educated to the use OF regular
ma,ket. The Town Council at Its
meeting this week. repealed this ordi-
nance and after tire let Of May the
FORMER and more primitive mode Of sup
ply win be adopted, In addition to the
market-house supply.
THE HIGH SCHOOL,
There are now in attendance at the
High school 100 pupils. thirty Of whom
are ,sachers OF county schools, who have
entered the training department.
the horticultural Society held an In
terestine meeting here : few dsyp sincs.
- which brief Addresses wers made ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19
n2e.yeHY- GM &N4o0GE
CENSUS OF DANVlLLE
SOME EXPERIENCES OF THOSE
WHO ARE TAKING 1T.
Claims 10 lie One Hundred and Ten
Years Old-A wedding-The Ma
tionaI Game-Personai and Gene
raj

DANvILLE. VA, April lS.-(special)-
For some time past the POLICE Depart
ment OF the city has been at work
taking census OF Danville. This is In
accordance with q law made and pro-
ylaed The men doing the work ran
upon some novel characters sometimes
and they had TO resort to all kinds OF
uratagems In order TO get answers 10
their questions. One Of the hardest parts
o. the work is TO get some of the women
fox to give their correct ages. particu-
larry those unmarried.
II the books carried by the census
takers is the name Of a colored infant
two hours old, and a colored man no
years OF age-truiy. II may be SAID;
Prom the cradle TO the grave" The
man is named William spraggins. and for
one Of his age Is remarkably well pre-
served. When the officers hunted him
up he was found in his garden at work
with hoe. lie was bending over. and
Il was with great exertlon that he
brought himself TO an erect position.
lie gave a most succInct history OF
his lie. and told of things that happened
many many years gone by. and that
came under his own observation. He has
a son living Tho is about 70 years OF
age.
HOME WEDDING.
On Wednesday evening. at the home OF
the BRIDES brother Mr.. John G.. Slaugh-
ter, Of this city. Miss Laura Willis
Slaughter. second daughter Of DR.. John
a. Slaughter. OF this county. and Mr.
Woodsoa H. Mcclure. OF Neapolls. were
united iI the holy bonds Of matrlmony,
Rev. j. Cleveland Hall. pastor Of the
Church Of the Epiphany. performing the
ceremony. The bride was handsomely
eowned. and carried lovely bouquet OF
bride roses Miss Matte Clement OF
Campbell county. wss maid Of honor, and
Mr. w. Penn MCGUIRE. brother Of the
groom. was best man. The parlor in
which the ceremony took place had been
handsomely and Hastily decorated for
the occasion.
DIR. GEoGHEGAN DEAD..
Dr.. JOAN Anderson 0eogbeeeH. former
resident Of this city. and father
Gsy-TrsasuFer George r. ueoghegan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19

and the broad pasture-ields OF Highland
are fast putting on a mantle OF green.
w. C. Goodloe and w. G. Leonard, two
Stauntonians. are in this county trans
acting business.
Miss Dora Brown-Lee passed through
Monterey on Thursday. from Pocahontas
county. where she has been teaching for
the past year. Her home Is In Staun-
ton.
Miss Abbie Flesher Is the guest Of
friends and relatives in Monterey.
Jesse Warwick and Charles Pritchard.
from Green Bank and Dunmore, re-
spectiyely, were in town this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19

the two universlties-North Carolina and
Virginia-meet here in battle array. Is
the continued talk. and there Is every
reason TO believe that one of the largest
crowds that ever gathered inside the in
closure OF the ball park will be on hand.
Mr.. McIane Tilton. manager OF the
University Of Virginia team, has been In
this city several days arranging for the
contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19
NksNeuS- Gsz @Dto01

Messrs. l.. I. Brown. Q. @. Meade. Luz
Their Hatcher: and Major Ro. Saunders,
OF Campbell county. Mr.. J. A. ATWOOD
made a very practical and interesting
address on the subject OF fruit and vege-
table culture. The general impression
among these gentlemen Is that the truit
crop thus far has not been seriously III
iurpd-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19
MONTERREY.
A Fire That Startled the People
stable Burned.

SfABlc n0IhEos
MONTEREY, VA. April lS.-lSpeciai.)-
The town was startled few evenings
ago. About o'clock blaze was as
covered in stable on the lot occupied
by Mr.. L. s. Dickinson. merchant The
valuable property OF ". b. Bishop. re-
Gently purchased Of 8. sulienbarger. was
thought TO DO In danger, but the stiffness
OF the evening being favorable. nothing
but the stable was lost. The IRE Is sup
posed 20 have originated from cigarette
or cigar-stump thrown down BY q care
less boy.
A remarkable feature Of the hre was .
telephone message, received during the
burning. from Doe Hin. asking what
building Yves on fire. The people or tnat
village, nine miles across the mountains.
sew the light distinctly.
We ore having delightful spring
weather. The thermometer registered "a
hlkh Is s degrees IA the shads this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19

cal and such like purposes, yet, we pc
lieve the action OF the Session IL IN mar
mony with the spirit OF the teaching OF
the Word of God, and with the deliver
ances of our General Assembly. tsee AleS-
ander's Digest. page 56S: Minutes OF As
sembly. 1891. page IA; also, Ba!rds Digest
page sos paragraph ~ " RosEBR0,
Chairman;
It. p. EPEs.
w. w. HOBSON.
Rev. r. r. Howison, another member OF
this committee, presented minority re-
port. and DR.. Kerr offered a substitute.
These papers differed very little. In their
main points. yet they awakened sooa
deal Of Interest and were I'VE Witch espI most
OF the members of presbytery TOOK part
When the final vote was taken not a ois-
senting vote to the amended report was
cast.
SYMPATHY.
DR.. T. T. Jones offered the following
paper, which was unanim a9 usr avop'eu IN
grateful appreciation OF the inyaluaDie
services Of the Rev. DR.. w. A. CamDpen:
so long the honored and highly-emcIent.
stated clerk Of this presbytery, III sInceas
sorrow at his enforced absence from our
sessions, and In deepest Christian sym
pathy with him In his present bodily az
flictions. do most feyHenty invoke IRE
rich blessing OF Almighty God upon our
beloved brother that W,n , rae os asod
upon his heart, his health may be fmiy
restored, and his useful life prolonged"
The following was also adopted:
"The presbytery, ~ redbzins its MA
teriaI loss IN the valuable eonnsels and
efficient service of the Rev. ]. 9. Stewart,
both as a presbyter and as chairman or
the Presbvtcriai Committee OF Home
Missions, owing to continuad physical all
o %sns Cordial sIs CHRISTIAN sym1 hy with our
beloved brother I'm the pfVlor ed provi-
Dental suspension OF his ministerial work,
and our earnest. prnyerful tiesire for the
speedy restoration Of ne al,n ana tn ne
his pastoral and prcsbyfefiai work"
After each OF these paper3 was adopted
the presbytery engaged In special prayer.
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
Presbytery held meeting in the In
terest of foreign missions, when DR.. Kerr
made stirring and earnest address. an
growth In this great work. and the graft
fylng fact that the Southern Presbyterian
Church has given during the past year
more than ever before. and yet attention
n Sad s Of more men and women, who can
not be sent without increased contripu-
tons.
II an increase In the sale OF the sunday
newspaper, and also an increase o. sun
Rev r. II. Howison. Of Fredericksburg,
s aS Rs' nnsxs spS but sSoud not aavs
Dr.. Howison said that all over the city
OF Richmond the Sunday nevsreper -
foul matter that Is IN these papers, then
M x Il BSecE, 3 The rlsss Prs Pr. sg,s
s shss x Is as an nsds issassmsnt hat VIZ
esssisi ~ Il ~ Sls Isss1ses b. Hosisen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19

~
The report from The COMMITTEES on Pub
LEGATION and Sabbath-School Work show
ed that there had been slight incre4ep
IN the contributions OF the churches for
this cause, and urged that the pastors
present earnestly from their puipits the
needs and merit Of It's work.
The Committee on the Bible Cause pre-
sented the following report. which was
church in its bou:lds 20 take I'd a coilec<
ton once year for this great caupe, a}Q
w. A. Campbell. ID. d., eecfetary snd
general agent, Richmond, Va"
The claims Of the Bible Society OF Wiz.
ginia. which. has charge Of the Bibls work
IN this state, were briefly presence ~
Rev. William 8. Campbell IN behalf 81 the
secretary and general agent
Rev. w. C. Buchanan. formerly OF H<ca-
uond. now O missionary IN japan, H44
disnrissed, at his own request, 20 the pres
bytery OF FayetteyiIle. as ne IS nov sur
ported by two Of the CHURCHES q tn1<
pres0y tsty. A paper was adopted x0m-
mendlng him to the presbyfefy z Enico
he Is dismissed. and expressin 3 n,kn ~
gard for him, ard praying Gods oiesstn&
' The . overture % the General Ass<uely
Sunday snar schools snail be made, was an-
swered n the negative
me time Of rext meeting vex chenge6
~ October Is, 1896. at II A. ~. II VIII -
NJ Namoxine church, IN Amelia county,
After very busy day pgssbytery ACCEPT
al a hearty vote Of thanks 70 the &oQQ
,eo,,ie az Petersburg fer their aboundirH
kospitality, and then adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19
EAST HANOVER pREsByTERY.
The Report ON Mr.. Boiiins's over
fure-Sfnffatfca.

The Report ON Mr.. Boiiing's Over
ture--statfstfcs.
PETERSBURG, VA, April 1s.-tSpeciaD
Presbytery resumed its session yesterday
at $50 A. NJ, and was opened
with prayer. The following Is 'ns
overture of Mr.. John Boiling. an elder OK
Grace-Street church, which was presented
yesterday: 1870
Richmond. Va, April Is. lss.
To the Moderator OF East Hanover rres-
Dear sir.-The undersigned. being a rui-
ing elder in the Grace-Street churcn ut
this city (of which the Rev. j. \. Fair, ~.
D. Is PASTOR, respsSctttu,y t faIts me YOU
to the following resolution, adopted py tne
Session OF said church (see page wv Ses-
sional Records): -.
Resolved. That no person who sells
ardent spirits, or intoxicating drinks, ex-
cept for medicinal purposes, shall be re-
ceiyed as a member Of this church, -
and asks Is such action In harmony Win
the spirit of the teachings OF the Wora
OF God, where us use ~ u, eapres,S'y nth r
under the Mosaic and Christian dispense
lions. and 10 be used to the end OF time.
Then, our Saviour sanctioned It's use
doubtless temperately) az a marriage tes,
It's use for medicinal purposes q; Tim. ".
a. The inference Is plain that our
Saviour drank wine from the fact tnat
HIS enemies called him wine.piDoer'
See Matthew II, 10: Luke VII. "a
In view of the foregoing references 70
the Word OF God-the only fniainpie guiue
OF human conduct ask II the seller VINO
consclentiousiy strives TO sell araent
shirts to be used only as IS approved py
the Word OF God. Is to be denied Az
mittsnce TO the sealing ordinances OF the
Church of Christ. should not All cnsrcn-
members who buy from seller DC discl-
pIined as particeps crimtnis? And should
not the conditions OF membership app,y
10 buyers, as well as TO sellers, VINO IA
All other respects give satisfactory evi.
deuce OF a regenerated heart ana iiies
Respec'iu''s SUNNI JOHN BOILING
THE ANSWER
The committee to whom this fsport va as
referred presented report wnlsn as ~.
amendment. was adopted anu ~ - i'i-
lows: 49,. 80 rssevreo
the overture Of Ruling Elder Jonh poi, snis
as to the resolution ADOPTED ~ vne 80,
SION OF 0rnce-Strcet church, OF nicnln ~
(sse page go. Minutes % oess , * ~.
solved, That no person VINO sens cs ssss az
spirits, or Intoxicating nrnks, 1872. sos
medicinal purposes snSii % s rses snswsr
d enlber Oh this church -manss az 49, 49,.
,That. while In our Judgment the rea2.
tvtion Of TIE seesion = VOC 20 ,,,r4;ctn y,
that Il limits lawful sales 20 meesc ,e.ss,
purposes only. not taklns m'e sssvs y.
~ lawful sale for sncfaneH's "ssA''
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Manufacturers and Wholesalers
Stocks Sale!
without precedent sale which will be
of Most Desirable Merchandise from Manufacturers and Who'll

Embroidered and Corded Caps. L. 20.
and &c.
Pretty Null Caps, 10c.
Open-Work Embroidery Caps, l9c.
Corded Bonnets, embroidered ririiss, 25c.
Little Boys Continental Muslin Caps,
59c
20 different styles at 50c.
lot samples OF Very Fine Caps, 75c.,
81. $1.I9, and Si.50.
500 Children's Bingham Bonnets. 15c.
Chtldren's Chambrey Hats. &c.
Infant Boys Muslin Hats. &c
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said he mad not INTENDED 10 insult the peo-
Die OF Richmond.
Mr.. w. j. Lewis, having been examined.
in accordance with the requirements Of
the Book OF Church Order. was licensed n9
a probatloner for the Gospel ministry.
STATISTICS.
The report OH systematic bene;iccpce
was adopted, showing that the contr.pu-
tons OF the churches for the cast year
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-19

Black Full Silk
Lined Serge Reeier
Suits. full with full
width and full-lined
skirts, So.
Tan Tight : Fit
ting Suit effects,
lined throughout
with colored silk,
with extra width
skirts, cut in the
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..xrFacTrRER's SALE
'ra - AIIIING.

This week we snow ttle
result Of q great cash deai
we made with a mAnutac-
turer who, having sold All
he could 10 clothing
stores throughout the
Initen states, al a profit,
sells 60 Us all his remain
ing stock, whether or not
ne had a full line OF sizes,
not only without pront,
but at a loss. The greater
norton are Black an1
Navy Blue Suits, which
are the greatest sellers.
as they usually are 80
dear a mother prefers 10
buy some other kind.
There need not be any
such fear now.
All these Suits made on
this style.
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H2xxeuS- GN &Dson1

cal, and such like purposes, yet, we. be-
lieve the action OF the Session Is In mar
mony with the spirit OF the teaching OF
the Word of God, and with the denyef-
ander's Digest, page 35s: Minutes OF As
senbly, 1901. page IA; also. Ba!rds Digest
page sos, paragraph ~. ,u,ao.