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HR PAID HIS FINE.

Kennedy, the Dlsciplinarian, Paid His
Fine and Escaped The Jail.
A. L. Kennedy, the disciplinarlan OF
the Christian Home. on Folsom street,
who WAS recently found guilty by Jud ge
Campbell of having cruelty abused little
baby Backmaster, paid his fine Of SIS yes.
terday morning and avoided the aIterna-
tive of going TO Jail. II.
In passing sentence last Thursday Judge
Campbell took occasion TO remark that he
believed the defendant had not wilnully
harmed the child, but he would puni n
him however for abusing his right to ad-
m mister chastise ment.
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A oRINEsE's CHARGES.
Lew Hing Accuses Policeman Crowle,
of Misconduct

OF Misconduct.
T Lew Hing, merchant in Chinatown,
yesterday filed charges with the Board of
Police Commissioners against Policeman
j. II. Crowley of drunkenness, battery anc
conduct unbecoming an officer.
Lee Hing alleges in his complaint that
shortly after o'clock last Saturd ay night
he was violently assaulted without cause
by Crowley on the corner of Stockton and
Clay streets, who choked him and tore his
clothes.
Hing begged him to desist but he con-
tinued his battery, finally falling over
him onto the sidewalk and severely iniur-
ing his knee and back. Crowley would
not relinquish his grasp and continued to
hold Hing for about ten minutes, when
two other policemen came up and re-
leased him.
eat their request" says Hing in his
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XOn' 5. Guide to
Health, which
may be OBJ
tained FIR e q
from any, drug
gist, is :. eS-
peciatly explic-
It in describing
all. children 8
diseases, !: and
SiVes. plain and
complete in
Structions re-
garding their
t.r e a TIN e n
Sickness often
comes sudden
.ly, and every
mother should
be prepared by
having. NUN
4ON'S. >. REM
.EnEENG. vvEara
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soluteiy harmless, and: so labeled there
can be mistake. :..>>is: = -.
MunYon' $. Coiie ana Crying Baby. Cure
cures, bilious .colie, painter s. collie in
children, and gripping pains OF every de-
scriptien, promptly relieves. kHsteria
sleeplessnesS, pain from. teething; and
qqiets crying babies. Munyon's Sore:
in diphtheria, and every form of sore
throat Munyon's Fever Cure: will break
any form sof< fever. It should be~adnlin-
istered as soon as the fever appears.
removal of pin WORMS anal worms: in:
testinal worms, and tape worms. = Nun.
yon,ss Whooping Cough Cure. is. thorough
.ly reliable.#*It reHeyeS:at once and cures.
PROMPTLY: Munyon's Group Cure posi-
lively. controls all forms Of craup.'.5 s. !.
a separate: cure for EACH disease At
all druggist s.. mostly % cents a;gTa1: Per
sonal. letter to Prof .Munypn. ! ,5G5 Arch
Street0 Philadelphia; Pa, |alswe&ed with
free medical advice: for any disease: y.
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AICIInN AILS

BY J. c. MUTHER-This day. June 2. Groceries,
al Bryant s., near second at II O'Clock.
BY SULLIVAN & IoYIF-lhursdav June g.
contractor Plant, at Caroline ST.. At II o'c ock
y NoN RHE1N & Co.-Thursday, June 10
cal Estate, at salesroon, 5I3 California street
IL 2 O'clock ''
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of
Mrs.
o aclosot
toft
Home
of
seen them
o h Knc
part
be dby
Wills
10 James,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

COLUMBIA THEArER "Ihs~ Fatal Card"
MoRosco's OPERA HOUSE. LOST in New ork
"The First I{orn'
o,-s1I BAhDwIN .TEEATIR- "M cry Tremps," Sunday
e 1IVoLI OPERA HOUSE Nanon.'
ORPHEUM- II igk- Glass Vaudeville
oBERoN.-GFand Concert
suTKo BATHS Bathing and Performances
LIE tHUTEs Am: SKATING RINK Daily at
A1"isht street, one block east OF the Park.
ptCNlCS AND EXCURSIONS,
EL CANPo-Music, Dancing, Boating Fishing,
GNer9 Sunday. .
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Locasts are an article of food in parts OF
Afr ca, Arabia anu Persia-of such i'm.
portance that the price of provisions is
influenced by the quantity Of the dried
insects in hand
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NEW TO-DAY.
BRIGHT CHILDREN
Munyon Looks Out. for the
Little Ones.
A MOTHERS RESPONSIBILITY.

Munyon never forgefs tl1e children. He
realizes a mothers responsibility and is
ever ready. to give her the. benefit. OF
his knoWledge. and .eAperlence:. Nun
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THE FATAL CARD i
The FRlNLEY COMPANY An

The proIuciou was very complete in. all its de-.
tails, whle the per{or neid he interest .of:
the aadience.-G Chronicles r. =. e. - =. -;-s
"Ihe Fatal Card is a. meIodrarna. strong abs
sorbing and intense with s.tuac - I'll at thrill
you u=ins spite. Of 5ourself --Examlner: ..'s.
To Judge from the reception accorded it last
night The Fatal.1 ard lis HkeiY to:dnplieaIe its
NeWl Ork. sIC.es3 .here.-Gl L..
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DRAGGED eY THE HEELS;
Chicago Story OF Cruel Treatment to Z
Soldier.

Soldier.
CHICAGO, Dot. ia story appears
in a Chicago paper to the effect that
Captain Lowering Of the Fourth in
fantry, stationed at Fort Sheridan.
caused Private Charles Hammond Of
the same regiment to be dragged over
the ground by a rope for a distance Of
600 yards. badly injuring him. -
1t is said that Hammond had been
absent from the post without leave, and
was under arrest In the guardhouse.
He was ordered by Captain Lowering,
who was acting as officer Of the day, to
leave the guardhouse and appear before
q court which was to adjudge his case,
along with the offenses Of other petty
offenders. 'H
Hammond refused TO leave the guard
house, and the story goes that Lowering
ordered number Of soldiers to tie him
and drag him before the court. Ham,
mond, it is said. was thrown down,
bound and then dragged by the heels
before the court. The distance was 500
yards. and Hammond was in a badly
used up condition when he arrived at
the bar of justice.
General Brooke. commanding the de-
partment Of the Missouri. said that H.
had not heard the story and placed no
reliance in II whatever. He expressed
himself as being confident that II would
be found untrue.
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The Rosslis Arrives.

SEATTLE, WASH. Oct. II. THE
steamer Rosalie has arrived here from
Skagguay and Dyea. Alaska. The Ro'
sale brought down lss passengers. mos
of them coming from Skagguay.' Amonf
the passengers were six from Dawson
City, who came out over the Daltor
trail. They were Patrick Calvin ant
wife, Charles Thebo. c. E. Garrish. G
II. Davis and a man named Bede.
They had about $4,000 In nuggets be-
tween them. They left Dawson on Aug
20 and arrived at Paine's Mission or
Sept. %. They report that rich strikes
have been made at Hunker creek. which
is as rich as Bonanza or Ell Dorado.
The total output this year will ex
ceed any estimate ever made. The Ro
salle reports everything quiet at Skag
quay. Many miners have completed
cabins in which to winter. and other
are cacheing their supplies preparator!
to leaving next spring. when they vii
again try the pass. a.
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New York Markets,

FLOUR-State and western quiet and
lower to sell; city mills patents, $3.50
$40; winter patents. 35.10@5.35; city mill
clears, $5.50Q5.65; winter straights. $4.65
Q4.75.
WHEAT-No. 2 red opened lower on
rain snews, but rallied on stronger ca
bles and buying for reaction; Decem-
ber. "a 11-16Q95 3-16c.; May, 93MQ94c.
RYE-Dull; No. 2 western, 49hc., C. 1.
e., Buffalo.
CORNING. 2 opened lower on rains.
but rallied late with wheat; December.
E%Q %Q33 15-16c.
OATS-No. 2 ruled dull and largely
steady; track, white, state. 26QS2c.
track. white. western, 26@S2c.
PORK-Easy; new mess, $s.5o010;
family. 3l1012.
LARD-ouiet: prime western steam
S4.67h nominal.
BUTTER-Quiet: state dairy, 12@
l9c.; state creamery, A022c.
CHEESE-Easy; large. white, %
9Mc.; small. white. sMc.
EGGS-Quiet: state and Pennsylva.
MIA, 1e01sMc.: western. 1eM0l7c.
MOLASeES-Firm: New Orleans, q
osle.
HICE-Firm: domestic. lH0sAc.; u
pan, tk0SMc.
TALLow-Easy; city. SIC; country
Me:.-
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Arrested For burglary.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE residence
Of Francis II. Scott Of the Century
company at Orange, N. j., was plum
dered by thieves last week and much
valuable property stolen. George Ben
nett. alias the New York Kid" and
Cyrus Hyland, two well known young
crooks. are locked up at police head
quarters here. charged with the New
Jersey crime. Mary Rogers. alias
Chicago May" Hyland's mistress. Is
also prisoner. Most Of the stolen
property was recovered at the rooms OF
the trio on West Forty-third street.
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Of the 0elAaslds.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Unitee
States board on geographic names.
has just rendered decisions determinins
the spelling Of lls geographic names.
These include . number In Alaska.
Many variations Of nomenclature for
the same place are encountered. and the
boards action settles the uniform
usage. Following 10 q summary Of ac-
ton relating to places conspicuously
mentioned in the gold stories:
As to Klondike. the decision 10 to spell
It as here given. and not Clondyke.
Klondyke Chandike. Chandik or Deer.
Reindeer, Trondiks. nor Thron Quick.
One Of the lakes Of the upper Yukon
was named Lebarge by the Western
Union Telegraph expedition In 1858 after
Mike Lebarge, a member Of the explor-
ing party. who is now living somewhere
near Ottawa, Canada. Late publica-
tions have fallen into the error Of spell
ing this Labarge. but the board ad-
heres to the original from Lebarge'
There Is a Leharge river In Alaska
When Schwatka descended the Yukon
In 1888, he named one Of the lakes on
It's headwaters Lindeman, after DIR. MO.
ritz Lindsman. now vice president oi
the Bremen Geographical society. This
sometimes appears erroneously as Lin
derman The board adopts Lindeman.
One Of the principal tributaries OF the
upper Yukon IL the Lewes river. named
by Mr.. Robert Campbell Of the Hudson
Bay company about 1S4S. This Is often
miscalled Lewis.
The inlet. river and village at the
head of Lynn canal. which now appears
in the newspapers almost daily under
the form Dyea, the starting point Tor
the overland route. Is an Indian word
which has appeared in many forms
Admiral Meade in 1869 wrote 1t Tyya;
Krause in 1882 wrote 1t Dejah; Schwat-
ka in 1883 Dayay; Dali In 1888 Taiya
The board adopts the form Taiya.
For the lake and river variously call
ed Hootalinqua or Hotalinga or Tesla
Hina or Teslin Too or Teslin. the board
adopts Teslyn. The examinations Hina
and Too are said to mean river In dif'
ferent Indian dialects.
An Indian village on the middle fu'
kon Is called Nultlukayet. This has
been written in several forms, Including
the erroneous one Tuklukyet.
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n.,,.E fsy SlpIaait n.sses.

nas3ak Nay oIDplaIt nuhbss.
I Some time 'd9 large qusntitiea OF
. minefalIocanJ called marjak-werc
discovered u Barbados. 1t u OF n
black color and high luster, resem.
bles newly-broken pitch. and II found
near the surface In seams OF one or
two feet In thickness. Its composition
Is not unlike Trinidad pitch. Utah gil
sonite and Canadian albertite, but 1t Is
superior TO these. II has been success
fully used a. insulation for electric
wires, in varnishes. for asphalt roads,
az patent fuel mixed with peat, and
in small percentages as an intensifier
Of the Illuminating power Of coal gas.
Il has given such satisfaction by ita
use for insulation that some experts be-
lieve IL will supplant rubber In water
proof work.
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Oleomargarine In France.

Under the new law butter sold In
France must be the product exclusively
Of milk. cream or combination Of the
two, with or without salt or coloring
matter. otherwise 1t comes under the
head of margarine" which must in no
case be artificially colored. Manufac-
turers of margarine are registered.
their factories subjected to rigid In
spection. and the article when sold by
retail must be put in cube form and
stamped clearly margarine"
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age is one of the most wOe-begone,
unworthy-developed, and unsat's-
factory products of Human life that
you can possibly meet. So wrench
and tug at the things that universal
experience says are noxious, and not
good tor mental food-wrench and
tug and out with them, however
much it may hurt! The end, in
this case will justify the means.
One more lesson from the field,
scarcely related to the above and
yet useful perhaps to you in filling
you with the dignity of living. The
grain of the present fields has under
cultivation, advanced somewhat up
on the grain of the ancients. Its
needs are better understood, etc.
Yet its possibilities for improve
ment are only slight. But what
about Il human being, yourself for
instance When maize was al
ready maize, and the beaver al
ready built its dam, your ancestors
and mine were savagcs dwelling in
caves. The seed and the beast are
still the same, but man is monarch
of earth, is assaulting the air, and
is bombarding the heavens with his
scientific instruments. Look at Ma
turc around for many lessons, but
look at man and hislattainments to
be thrilled with the glorics of hu-
manity. To think that the. little
cooling infant, personally just as ig-
norant as and more feeble than the
cooling infant of the early ages, can
so drink in the accumulated wisdom
of all time, that a few years study
enables him to start where the great
before him left Otf-astronomy in
relation to Newton for instance
will make you marvel that any
should speak unworthily of our race,
or draw back from a share in
Its deeds. 1t is above the rest OF
animal nature. Where animals
combine tor defence, always in the
same way for ages past, we move
forward into new combinations, un-
dreamed OF by our ancestors but
possible by their own leadings III
that direction I; where animals show
Iskill in all the details of their work
we show greater as time passes and
leap onward from pinnacle to pima,
Gle of ability till the present day
dawned. While the race lasts, the
same growth will go on if the samt
conditions are complied with. The
gains of the past fill us with won,
derment and then comes the longing
for these eyes to see what the eyes
lof our children's children shall be.
hold in their old age. The heart
reels in contemplation.
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The Climax Brandy of 1876 Vint
age.

uSc'
Has proven to ben superior distillation, and
with years Of ripening is now put upon the
market by the spssr N. J. Vino Co. It's . sr
perior mellow brandy, possessing oil the :med
icinsl properties tor which brsndiss from
grape are 90 sminently useful Sold by drug
gists.
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n TO CURE A:COLD IN ONE DAYl
Take Laxative Quinine Tablets. All Drug
l0-li.7m.
BANK STATEMENT,

Report OF the Condition OF the First National
bank OF Mlddleburgh. at Middleburgh, In the
state Of Pennsylvania, at the close OF business
Oct, 5, 1897:
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MOTHER! :':;: :; :':; $:::': !: !: /: !:

and about which such tender and
holy recollcctions cluster as that
of "MorHER she who watched
over our helpless infancy and guild
ed our first tottering step. Yet
the life of every Expectant Moth
er is beset with danger and all et-
fort should be made to avoid it.
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RESOURCES.
Sl26 5Og.Sl

Loans and discounts. .................. $l26 Sg.Sl
Overdrafts secured and Unsecured.
y. s. Bonds to secure circulation. l5UO.OO
Premiums on U. =. Bonds. .........."..
County Bonds. s,..................
stocks, securities, cts. 4O0oOO
Banl.ing-nouse. furniture, and fixtures 1903 l3
Other real estate and mortgages owned
AGENTS. .,,,,,.,..,,............ l2l42
Due from state Banks and bankers .... l7ss.4l
Due from approved reserve agents.. 57,207.99
Checks and other cash items. .......... S7015
Notes OF other National Banks. ...... 1900
Fractional paper currency nickles, and
LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN BANK
VIZ:
Specie .................. ls,lts.Oo
Legal-tender notes 6.29).0O l9,i2.0O
Redemption tund with U. =. Treasurer
(5 per cent OF circulation. ........ $500
TOTAL. AL........................ s2i0,7l3OJ
LIABILITIES.
Canltal stock paid in. $4,000. 90
surplus Fund. ........................ lIUUW
Undivided profits, less expenses ana
taxes paid d...............: .:........ 2igo'oI
National Bank notes outstandng...... l3,5OOO0
Due to other National banks. ......... 2,2Si SO
5v,toI,S Due to State n; Banks and bankers. .....
Individual deposits subject
nsmo TO nd ehesk esEitc,is, Of de-. 's 5Isssis
Notes and Bills rediscounted. ...........
TOTAL. Gio,Tl3 w
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
SNYDER COUNTY. IS:
I,J. N. THOMPSON Jr.. Cashier OF the above
named bank, do soemnly swear that the above
| statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
| and belief.
IN. THOMPSON. Jr.. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1lth
day Of oct. 1897.
' w.w.wITTENMYER,
A. KREEGER,
q. ALFRED SCHOCH.
| Directors.
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Colorcd ROston Fireman

Celorcd BOston Fireman.
The first colored member Of the Bos-
ton fire department was appointed re-
Gently. He passed the civil service ex-
animation easily.
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Mother S
Friend

dread, suffering or gloomy fore'
bodings, to the hour when she
experiences the JOY of Motherhood
Its use insures safety to the lives
of both Mother and Child. and she
is found stronger after than before
confnement-in short, it makes
Childbirth natural and easy" as
so many have said. Do be
persuaded to use anything but
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Auditors Notice

In Re-estate Of Levi In the orphans Court
J. Romig Decd. OF Snyder County, Pa,
The undersigned, who was appointed auditor
at June term last, to make distribution OF the
balance appearing upon the first and final &C
tate OF said decedent. to and among those legal.
iiy entitled thereto. will sit for the purpose Of
dschargng the duties Of his appointment, az
the oflire OF Jacob Gilbert ESQ, In the borough
| of Middleburgh, snyder Co., Pa. on Monday the
18TH day Of Nov at II O'Clock A. N. OF said day
when and where all parties are required TO ne.
sent their claims against said estate or be for.
ever debarred from coming In for share OF said
Ifnnd. CHARLES HOVER. AudHor.
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so assists nature
in the change TAX
the the sE;spe Expectant sant
M other is ena-
bled to look for
ward without {
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OF Druggists At 81. .0o or sent BY mail on receipt
Sf price. Write for book containing testimoniaia
and valuable information for all Mothers, frss.
Ths Brsdneld Regulator Co.. Atlantis, Go.
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MOTHERS FRIEND

my wife suffered moro in ten min.
utes with either Of her other two chill
dren than she did altogether with her
last, having previously used four bot
ties OF Mothers Friend 1t is .
blessing to any one expecting to be-
come . MOTHER }" saysa customer.
HENDERSON DALE, Carmi, Illinois.
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Some Rambling Thoughts.
BY ''NEMo.
ICopyr,yhted by DAVE & Taber."

copyrighted by DAVE & Taber"
To YOUTH OF BOTH SEXES -
Come now, let Fancy lead us over
the fields, barred OF their crops. 1t
is a human privilege to think, and
ave do not half live unless we live
in order to think, and most of MS
will not half live unless we think
in order to live. With this slight
depression let us turn to the bare
fields. One thought at least we
must take away. The winter is to
me type of old age, for then do
people live ON the crops gathered in
autumn after "A summer of attention
following Il spring Of seeding. That
is old age cxactIy--a time for feed
ing on the stores of memory. Little
food IN winter means 'n'c'' ,"''s'''
cold ana suffering i''''c Vi "''''
k'nd' noble acton anu ''''''s'' "
look back upon, means an old age
ot nagg'ng regrets empty '"'''''''
ana 'nr"''N'''' ''''''' '''''', '''
now, '''e'' Is ''' '','l'.'5 was 49,.
''"S''"'' '' way
your S'''' VI o'''-'
what are 'hcy 10 'e' FIJI" ''
'on when Fo" c''' ''e'' :" '''"'
ana "''-'''"F'''S' ''''''' w " human
beng
Ie' "S \en''''co'' ''''''''' '"
o'' cannon name '''p " WV
"hole history o. " crop ''''' 10
important. " ''a' ''oo"' l'o"'"s :
1t must he seasonaoly 'o"e anu "',''
"I'a' ABOUT 'er'l''~''s ~ W
'the Soll ana crop sowing ',
,ls ,.,. .,
:. :, ,d
,o,,r .ot;v,
,.1,. ,,oss;b,v ,,t.
r A.. .l>..,. -, ,.o,r
-, -, -, :,
.,,.ou ,,;,to,
i,..: A., L,,>,, ,,oors ~
: ..Lo,oso,,o v,uth becom,
,.o .,o, ,us trr o,,rsemonts anf
.lh. .h,. L,.o. ,,o, ,,a;,ld 'sh
60, rLo ,;,J;. :, wb;ms;ca
L.. ,l.,o ,h;nr. wa naa
,o rcc,,l often most 1 east Y escape us
.,nd tbo tb;rus that are Of no gain t,
,.,,.., .onno;onSI,, romcmTor
X
all - t,o, ,nt;r,lv from
NV 'N'
''o'''e' Nor can twenty ''''' -- ~.-.
over our '''''''' III '"e 'i"'' Nv, -
'''e "''''o''. III. ''''''''' VI
-''e"''' "ee'',' ,.. IL. '''''' '''s 70 "
recognize '"' "'''e'''"e ''."'''
tncm anu tile So'M GToWIl', anu 'iie'
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How often too the husbandman
actually endangers the growing stalk
( Ia pull away from its very roots a
weed that wouldi soon, rob it of
its aot.rishmcnt. He is cruel to be
kind. ftde cndangcrs life to save it.
Thus must you do, if you would be
wise and happy Bad habits, some
of them not only mwise but posi-
lively injurious cannot grow, en-
twined around thc""good, without
Wwtakening the good. Initiate the
husbandman's ways and wrench
them out, though the doing of it
shakes your very stability for a time.
The good will ultimately take
stronger and better growth; never
tear abont that.
X
The little weed looks so harmless
:.at first, but the wise man sees ahead
and. knows the risk of unclean fields
The fhppant Jokes about the purity
sof.men and women are small in theil
way but the end is an. uncleal
mind, and an unclean mind in OLE