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HoAXES.
Special Gable De,pateh to TIE SUE.

About Wireless Telegraphy.
Special Gable Despdfch to TIE SUE.
LONDON, July 27.-The Reuter- Telegram Com
pany has been circulating q ridiculous story to
the effect that Marconi is contemplating apply
ing wireless telegraphy to exploding magazines
against distant warships and automatically
synchronizing watches in peoples pockets.
Prof. Crookes, when questioned on the subject,
demonstrated the impossibility Of doing such
things. and characterized tho story as the ire
sponsible chatter Of an unsophisticated reporter
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LUNATIc ESCAPED FROM KEEPER.
BADLY Bitten by Mosquitoes the Forty-eiEhs
Hours He Was Mt Liberty.

Armand Miller. Jr.. of Mount Vernon. .
youth whose mind was affected by an injury
received while exercising in a gymnasium
several years ago, escaped from his attendant
on saturday, and for forly.eight hours wandered
about the woods in the ncighlOrhood Of tho
town, lie war found asleep under a tree by a
policeman on Monday and returned 10 his
was covered with mosquito bites.
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Found Dead In a Elu.h,n. Cemetery.

FLUSHING. l. J.. July 27.-Stephon Will, 60
years old. of Long Island City. was found dead
In a pathway in Cedar Grove Cemetery, In this
village, at 8 O'Clock this evening. He was identi.
fled ny his sons. 1t is believed that he died OF
apnplexy.
The sons said they knew no reason why their
father should commit suicide; and nothing with
near the body. Or. Maynard will perform nm
autopsy. Mr.. Wits family have no ~relatiyes
inferred in Cedar Grove Cemetery.
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less. Generally she
IS troubled with pimP!es, blotches and etup.
tive skin diseases. These conditions grp.
rally arise from one of two causes, or from
combination of both. Either the diges.
non Is out of order and the blood imnnrc
y there IS weakness or disease of the organs
listinctively feminine. Ninety nine nry
,ent. OF all the sickness of women comes
rom these two causes, and so ninety.nine
'r cent. of all woman's sickness NAV he
'ured by the medicines that will cure these
ianses. Dr. P%ierce's Favorite Prescription
: tor weakness and disease of the oIvans
iistinc ly feminine-and DR.. Picrce's Cola
n Medical Discovery is the best and most
widely known remedy for all disorders of
me biood, nerves or digestion. Sometimes
3ne Is needed sometimes the other, II is
5aier to take both, and any woman who will
10 SO may be assured of the return of per.
,Sct health Both are inventions Of Doctor
~. v, fletce, who Is now,a and has been for
.hlrty years, chief consulting physician of
nc inyalius' Hotel and Surgical Institute
y buHaio, n. y. h "Favorite Prescrin'
ION; oy sheer force of merit, has reached
SAFE greater Than that of all other prepara.
IONS OF rs KIND, If you would like to
now all about both Of these great medi.
ines, send twenty-one cents In one-cent
amps, 20 pay the cost of mailing only,
No beSeiye ire a copy, ,paper.bound, OF
,ieuiGal AayiseT," II is a complete med.
sal library In one volume, and should be
every lou IT you want il hand.
,omely bound in French cloth, send 10 cent,
va ,lhi,'y,one cents in ALL. Worlds DiS
'saSaTy Medical Association. Buffalo. N. y.
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a DAsEhtsr or the Late. M. Hunt Hurt In q
RunAy.

OYSTER BAY. L. l., JULIA pair OF horses
owned oy Mrs. Hunt. WHY OF the well known
architect Richard NJ. Hu OF New York. who
10 sGmmering here, raaway to-day. The
UarIi"Ho was overturned hrowing the occu-
Hiss Huntw was slightly bSeds
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DEMOCRATIC UNION Address.
Sounds Much Like Ono or ~Tammany's Man
TestOes AKnInHt strong.

restoes against strong.
The Democratic Union Of Greater New York,
at 6l7 Fifth avenue 1.-THE Democratic Club,
which was organized to smother free silver
and Organism in the fight for II Mayor of Great
or New York., issued a short address last night
which was the work Of Justice O'Dwyar. The
address is Addressed to nobody. II In simply
ISSUED" for whom 1t may concern.
The address attacks Mayor Strong's ad-
ministration, charging extravaganza, declar-
ing that the Mayor has not been able to find
corruption IN any OF the departments, and
ends with a bid for support of ,Tammany's can
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~EEGLAND's BIG STRIKE.
Bicycle Manufacturer Side with the 4
ploy ers' Federation.

pio9eFD' feoerhtiou-
Special Gable Despatch to THE suS.
LONDON. July 27.-The manufacturer of BIZ
cycles have taken q hand in the strike of the
engineers. Twenty-one bicycle firms have
Joined the Employers Federation. and have
posted notices in their shops discharging rs per
cent. OF their employees who belong to the So
ciety Of Amalgamated Engineers.
The Executive Committee of the A~malgamated
Engineers has instructed the remaining 70 Dor
cont Of the members Of the society to strike.
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A wife In HialnG sha At Hor HuubAua.

WILMINGTON. DEL. ly 27.-As Edward
baker was leaving the hse of Delilah Goats of
narrow In Dover. iateis evening, his wife,
IN rapid succession at hi Baker disappearsd
IN the darkness. and 1t lot known whether he
was struck. This Is tlDutcome OF a scandal
Thai has been town talk Dover
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FIG HTING IN RHODEsLA.

Tho Britiah Arc stu Having Trouble with ne
Natives.
Special Cable Despatch TO THE SUI.
LONDON, July 27.-Some desperate fighting
took place in Rhodesia yesterday and 10 still con.
tinuing. The kraal OF tho Mashinsombis. near
Hartley. has been captured as a result Of a com
htncd movement by the mounted police and tho
British husSRrs.
The British lost two killed and twelve wounded.
There were Two distinct actionS. the enemy los.
ing heavily in each one.
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Woar WORK ON Nou-union Marb,,.

A general strike took pla Yesterday nm the
new building at 81 East Eighteenth street be-
cause noh-uDion marble was used, About
ssVonty-nve men quit N
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Capture OF o Couut.s Hoir.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TIM suA.
MADRID. July 27.-Much excitement has been
caused In Vigo by tho kidnapping Of tho infant
son and heir Of Count dc Casa Gonzales. 1t In
believed that the child has been taken to London.
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british AttacLed ON the Indian nordsr.

Special Cable Despatch to TEE Sun.
sIM1A, July 27.-Information was received
here this morning that the British camp at NAL
akand, In Chitral. was attacked by natives last
evening. One British officer was killed and
three other officers wero wounded.
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Ex-senator MIN visit. senator Nur1sv

LONG BRANCH, Nj. July 2~7.-Former Senator
David ID. Hill was the guest of Senator Edward
+. Murphy at Elberon to-day.
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Common senset last wins the
day.
This Summer the informal
Tuxedo will be orn, with rare
exceptions, on a formal occa-
sions.
A dress coat VIII all the easy
comfort of a sack oat.
sergo-lined. silk facing. g., siIk-iined through.
out, els and esb.
Shirts made ,. order; but
they're no betterlnd cost more,
than our ready-tUear shirts.
ROGER PEET d Co.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and HrOpduay
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Verdi Composinr aau.,o for u,s r,,.-,

Serdi Composing Music for his Funeral.
Special Cable Despatch to THE srS.
LONDON. July 27.-A despatch to the Chronicle
from Vienna says that Signor Verdi is compos.
ing a requiem for his own funeral.
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SANA "OLlAu
can't be very ami.
able or very lovely.
She must say good.by
TO the pleasures Of
life and to cupid's
darts. Sickness
makes a women thin
and sallow and life.
less. Her hair lacks
lustre. her eyes are
dull, her lips color.
less GAnayoH., Il
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ROGER PEET e. Go.

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadva
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22
UNDER JUSTICES Ely rs,
Three White Mon Arrested for tho
Mckay Murder, ana are now
Under lnyoatigAtlOn

Yesterday y, A, Bass Mr. Town.
send and Mr., Parks, all white men,
were arrested ~ the murdcrers Of
Mckay, who was killed In his store
some ten or a dozen days ago, Mr.
Bass Ia the night Waterman, for the
'l'our O Mlll, aud is the gentle
man who said he peeped through
the crack Of n fence back OF the
store, and dlaeoyered the house on
fire, and who gave the alarm to
Townsend another watehman lor
same manufacturing concern,
Parks Ia a brothcr-ln.law OF Bass,
These men we learn, have been
under the official eye since last Sat
ufday, their movements being
watched and recorded
They are now under arrest and
arc kept separated and guarded
Justice Hooks had secret session
Of his court yesterday, aud enqulred
into the matter minutely, and noth-
Ing but eIreumstantlal evidence was
brought ont against the men, lie
held them until today At 2 o'clock,
at which time he will open his court
and hear the cases against them
men,
We hope II they are inoeent they
can give d full account of their
movements on thla night aud clear
themselves from the awful charge,
and II guilty, we wish TO see them
punished az they deserve,
We will have d reporter on hand
this afternoon aud give full parties
ularB In our next
Justice Hooks called the ease
promptly At 2 o'clock, and tho men
asked for time In order 10 get e0un'
sol aud witnesses together which
was granted, BASS was carried TO
the New lloHlon jail and his broth
er.In'law, Parks, was placed In the
jail here, while Townsend was turni
ed loose, no evidence sufficient
against him TO hold him. Case was
not for next Tuesday
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22

ron RENT A Ave room cot
tape, No, $40 Walnut street Ap'
ply 70 No. Olg Walnut street. or
10 Smith Drug Go, 1870
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22
ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
The Law Makers Making
Some Headway With
Business.
CUBAN RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
The New Woman With Bifercated
Skirts Knocked Out.

Yesterday the law makers in the
Senate took up bill offered by Sen,
ator Witt, excluding women from
holding clerkshlps in the House and
Senate, A long discussion followed,
but HIT made a chit" with his bill,
and the new woman who journeys
to the capital every two years for
small clerkship, as far as the Senate
Is concerned, will be nit in the
future, and the rustic of her skirts
will no longer turn over the "quids"
in the aisles of the Senate chamber
The Cuban resolutions, in modi6-
ed form, bobbed up again in six sec
tions and caused an hours debate,
wherein much levity was INDUCED
in.
Mr., Warren offered the following
resolution on the Cuban question as
a substitute, and II was adopted
/. BE II resolved, that the peo-
pie of Arkansas extend their sin.
cere sympathy to the struggling
patriots Of Cuba In their fight for
national independence,
2, That we request our Senators
and Representatives in Congress to
use every means and favor every
measure consistent with our treaty
relations with Spain and lnterna-
tlonal law to secure peace In Cuba
on the terms Of the absolute indie.
pendence of that Island.
Mr.. W, i, Kirby introduced
House bill No. ~, Identical with
that Of Senator Kings In the Sem
ate, to protect game and fish In
Miller and Lafayette counties. The
bill was read twice and placed on
the calendar
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22

fine boaeess hams, Just received
AZ lluddlest0h Bros meat market,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22

oUlTA COAL Something new,
best yet feSafhana lee 90, n
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A. II. SEWER,
Fire Insurance.

For Arst-elass meals 90 to "The
Maude restaurant, corner Broad
and State streets, j, llartman pro-
prletor, II Ia bran new, handsome.
ly furnished and thoroughly equip.
ped separate dining rooms with
rich and pretty poftiers, make a
party aa private as possible, Ser
Vice uneSeelod. 1890
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22

Joe MeBhane Ia headquarters for
fresh oysters aud celery 1913
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22

Reader you are In need Of lum
ber, j, T., Whatley can supply your
wants, and at lower prices than
anybody else In the city, he sure
to get his prices before buying
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22
Anothsr eyeleae Victim,

Mrs, Julia Head, an aged lady
who was injured IN the Moofihgss
port cyclone disaster some weeks
ago, died At the hospital yesterday
aud her remains will be taken TO
MoofInusp0fl fof burial, This
makes the sixth death caused by
that terrible storm, Shreveport
iudpe,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22

Parents Wishing their children
taught musle should send 10 teach,
efs who are here 10 stay Prof
and Mrs, II, ID, MeGann, teaehefi
of violin, mandolin, piano aud v0'
cal, For terms, etc, call on or ad
dress Y, ~, MCCAIN ilB Walnut
street, tf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22

lllood Ia life, aud upon The purity
aud vitality OF the blood depends
the health Of the whole systei6 lgs.
pefieBee proves Hoods safsapafila
TO be the best blood purifier
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22

Cord wood In all lengtbs cheap
Leave orders with W, q, Massen
burg at Texafkana Carriage 90,
igl broad street 1898
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22

Hoods i'ills act easily aud
promptly ON the liver and bowels,
Cure hleh headache, q
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-01-22
VALUABLE INVENTION

I have acquired the tight of a vais
liable patented invention ahd proc
pose 10 renew l06Hihf glasses, make
transparent signs, ste Call "A my
shop and see what I can do.
w ~, LoRmtI,
H9a Vine Street
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-05-28
LIgtitnIn9 Knocked Ouf.

From the way Wood Hughes tells
the story, We imagine lightning will In
the future take side streets and back
alleys in preference to making the head
of Jno. C. Duncan one of the points
in circuit. Last Saturday afternoon
he took refuge from the storm at tie
home Of the Carriers, northwest OF
town. While he was standing on the
porch watching the rain and electrical
display, ligtuiag bolt started to de-
scend one of the posts that supported
the roof, but before reaching terra
f,ma seemed to discover its completer.
affinity In the anatomy of Duncan.
jumped to his head, knocking off his
hat, but soon discovered Its mistake
and ricocheted to an opposite post
and made its escape. MIR. Duncan
at the time ofthe accident (to the light.
ning) had both hands closed and when
he stopped to pick up his displaced
hat, found he was unable to open them
One of his friends upon hearing of the
occurrence remarked that he had al
ways known John was hard-headed.
but didn't suppose his head was i'm
pervious enough to knock out light
ming. Beyond the momentary shock
to mis- nervous system from surprise at
the presumption of the lightning, the
gentleman was not seriously injured,
and now smiles grImly over the joke
his Uranium played on that electric
current.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-05-28

body was taken to Salem cemetery two
miles distant. followed by an immense
throng of loving and mourning reia-
uves, friends and neighDors- The ser
vices at the grave were simple and
pathetic. The fad prayer, after the
rsortal remains were LAID to rest
in the bosom Of mother earth, was
made by Nh. David Vaughan of Miami
In words Of tenderness, love, consola-
ton and promise that touched the
hearts of all and brought peac. to sor-
rowing ones
The husband had just completed a
comfortable and cosy home. which
would have been newly furnished IN q
short time, and in which they expected
to go to housekeeping last Monday.
But death. who defeats the boldest oi
human calculations, has dashed au-
other cup of happiness to the ground
almost before the sparkling draugh'
had reached the lips The fond nus
band and other near and dear oues
need not mourn as those without
hope. for by faith in the perfected
work OF The Redeemer they can be re
united to the departed loved one. II
the strength of that faith they can say &c
death. who has claimed their treasure
in the triumphant language OF Blarr-
.-rut know that thol most render up IN
dad.
Ana wsIh high interest. zoo, hey are 40
thine.
R1t oalv In thy kscptne fo- n sc=Son.
TlI toe great promised cay of restituftcns
l when loud did I~ive sound Cf barn trsiin
LOT strsng-ldug'G cher1h shan alarm n.
And r'sscue ihe tong. long sleopers iniO life
Daylight and liocrty "
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-05-28
Criminal Matters

City Marshal l.. A. Enbree, armed
with proper authority as deputy sher-
iff, took advantage Of the cheap ca
cursion rates last SundAy TO go TO
Kansas City, whence be returned at
night with LiTburn Coleman and Geo.
Crawford, two former citizens of this
county, indicted by the grand jury at
the January, 1897, term, Of circuit
court at Salisbury for disturbing .he
peace of lawful assembly and for felo-
nioos assault. respectively.
The grand jury indicted Lilburu
Coleman, jointly with Walter Courtney,
Harrison Courtney, Jao. Courtney and
VIM Adams for willtully, malciousl,
and contemporary dIsqmetiug and
disturbing lswddl assembly, met a
iAc Oldham schoo2-house last Chris.
mas eve for the purpose OF having
Christmas e, and Christmas tree ex
ercise. and ndeDestainment, by making ;
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-05-28
Marriage Licenses.

Jacob Ray and Mrs. Martha Coy,
both of Keytesville; Fred Lane and
Miss Nettie Solomon, both of West
vile; Taylor Bentley and Mrs. Beulafl
McAdams, both of Salisbury; Fred
Ebert and Miss L Ia May Schneider.
both OF Salisbury; DR.. u. G. Buck, Of.
Spivey, Kas-, formerly of Rothville..
and Miss Ale Go,don, OF Rothyile.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-05-28

lake Ray OF Keytesyille, having con-
Guided that marriage is good thing,
has gone logical step further and de-
cided that man can not get too
much of real geauine article. There-
fore, having armed himself last Mon
day morning with the authority dis
pcnsed by Recorder Smith at the uni
form rate and caafge Of 81 per ISSUE,
~ihout regard to race, color or pre-
Lvious nomber sof tinses q man INDY
have been married, Jake hied him
self away to the hilly country along
the lower Charlton once more to as
sumo the duties and enter upon the
iovs Of the benedictine state, therein
to continue until death shall rob him
Of his prize or the divorce court shall
restore to the woman her freedom.
How many times has Jake Ray
been marriedl" is one Of those un.
answered conundrums, which like the
query, "who suudk Billy Pattetson,'
OF the fate OF the lamented McGinIy
will remain forever shrouded In the
deepest mystery. We doubt IL Jake
could answer the question himself, uu.
I'll he should have had time TO sepa'
rate the real events OF that character
from the times he was almost married
but wasn't
From December z6;h, 1895, a
which date The next TO the last Mrs
Ray departed the miseries of thi, life.
to the z4th day of May of the presen
year of grace, Jacob remained n wid
over. This extended state Of ceiiba
", however, has not been Of his owr
choosing. but has been caused by th'
6cklcness, treachery or obduracy o
numerous members of the female sex
A few weeks. or Il may be months, af
ter the death Of Mrs. Ray, penult, h,
found a woman he thought would ii
his tastes in a wife. but ut the time sh,
was the wife Of another man-Dar
Clark-who lives in this community
Such small obstacles as 4 living hus
band does not daunt our ufatTunonia
hero, when a wife is the issue Ill
sounded her on the subject and hay
ling secured her cnuscnt 20 marry hin
If he would pay TO- the divorce, IN
services Of lawyer were secured, ant
the legal lmPediment to their marriag
was soon removed We stop to re
marx parenthetically that the iawye
Who procured the divorce found
necessary, after the bonds OF matri
mony had been Ioosened, to sue Jacol
In action on account for services reu
dered before he could collect his fee
Having robbed another man Of hi
wife. Jake has since had personal an
forcible illustration of the truth Of III
observation by Burns
-.The best laid schemes q mics and men
Gang aft s-giey.
And lnave= Us naughs but grief and pain
For promised 10y"
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-05-28

Dan Williams, n slble citizea OF
darkest hue and OF notorious criminal
reputation, is again in the legal tolls
with fair prospects o an extended So
jomn at Jefferson City for the benefit
OF social order. Friday mornI G
Of last week he wal ARE tel by
Marshal EmbTee and charged before
Mayor Knaus with being dunk and
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-05-28


shorn to the extent Of Sac for attor-
ney's fee and other sundry sums for
costs ct 6etk1a, bv the cunning |
Deiilah, she heardessly betrayed and
left him to pine in the single estate
Jacobs horoscope ascendant. nj
mus. be, was IN conjunction with the
war-Iike and sangaine planets For
he was not defeated or cast down by
the Clark 6asco, but at once set about
the hunt Of a wife in another direc-
tion. His chronicier is not now In
possession of information TO tell where
next be pitched his lines Of circnmval-
lation against the citidel of the female
heart The ncxt time We have au-
thentic information concerning him he
is laying siege to sis,er-in-law Of a
Mr. Shepherd Here he again thought
he had made breach in.she defenses
OF the enemy, but was again taken IN
by The stEaiageIn of n woman She
lpretended to capituiate- Jake was
ijubilant over The prospect of success
so jubitant that he incsutiously
handed over to the vomln S. with
J which 10 buy her wedding dress Last
Sunday he went down to see how
dress making was progressing and 10
, agree with his lady love upon an enly
day for the marriage. Instead OF
injecting him with kisses aud tender
oonsen. to his aSnoFous pleadIugs, she
struck' him for another S. with
: which to buy a wedding bat. Jake
was no5 so completely gone to all mis-
senses unde- the sweet aroma of love
,hst he could not smell ? most odorous
= rodent in this last demand, especially
as a younger and handsomer man
soon appeared On the scene, aod oc-
cupied her attention 20 the exclusion
OF Jacob. Ssddened. but wiser from
lois last defeat, yet sIil undaunted ID
his determination 10 get a wife, he
? bade his last faithless. love farewell
- fesszmioeti she rszt< <sipe .aosSAo-h'
taken IN
His last campaign was brief bu
. brilliant and decisive. The same dal
H. C~..ul .-o,h.~ -ox-,. I, vrsIou,
Mrs Oliver Coy, whose husband has
been dead since JAM z5th, 1894
n They became acquainted Their mu
" tuxl desire for companionship ant
sympathy soon set m motion the spirit
y uJ telegraph that told them OF thei
affinity. Jake proposed, point blanl
!, on the spot, and was accepted. Th'
morrow was appointed for the weddini
y day. Jake turned joyfulIv homewar'
y and was found Monday morning b,
Recorder SmiIh lying In wait for hin
when he came to the courthouse
T5e marriage license was written ou
, and before nigh. Jake Ray was ono
" more benedic;, having been mad
such by the magi: words pronounce
by Rev. J. l.. Swearngin, at th
= home OF the bride, Monday, Ma
. s4th. Judging human lie b
" It's fruits, Jacobs course IN tn
matrimonial line musI have been in
spired by the testimony OF Cottou:
'n '.ThoGsh fools spun Hymsn's SeRue pos
let crS.
We, who Improve his golden nous.
VI BY svee@ experience knoT
X That Marriage rightly unucrstood.
Gives TO the Icndcr and the good
Aparadise below
ne for Jacob has most certainly improve
ht all the hours of h.s lie IN getting MAJ
re ried.