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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-12-01

the woods, can be obtained, it may be
used in the same proportion. Some
thing of this kind is needed in most
soils, not only to supply plant food,
but to render the soil light and plia-
BILE, instead of crusting and becoming
hard, as is the natural tendency. Be-
fore placing in the pots all sticks and
Jumps of earth should be removed, so
as to leave the whole as fine as posi-
ble. This may be accomplished easily
with coarse wire sieve, or by work
ing over with the hands. For a long
time there has been a great want
among gardeners, for some
kind of dressing that shall not only
produce healthy plants, free from ver-
min, and abundant early blossoms,
but which at the same time may be
easily applied, without offensive odor,
or without injury to the plant. We
are glad to say that the Ammoniated
Plant Food, made by the Bowker Fer
tilizer Company of this city, is just
what is needed and is especially APP
preciated by those who live in cities
and cannot easily obtain leaf-mOld
and other suitable fertilizing mate
rial.
Pots.-The best pots are the COM
mon unglazed kind with saucers.
Those that are painted or glazed are
not desirable for most Towering
plants, unless thorough drainage at
the bottom is made a certainty. The
common pots are so porous that much
of the surplus moisture evaporates
from the sides, as well as draining off
from the bottom. Although pots are
best for growing plants, they are not
essential as any articles of proper
size in which drainage may be secur-
ed, will answer We saw not long ago
a neat and very successful little win
dow garden in sunny window OF
modest home, where not a pot was
used. The plants consisted of three
small geraniums, a few carnations,
fuchsia, and one or two other plants,
all growing in ordinary tomato cans.
These had been painted dark brown,
and the outside covered with common
cigar lighters woven together so as to
form a kind of net work; the effect
was very pleasing. The main idea in
using any article of this kind is to
keep in mind the fact that thorough
drainage is absolutely necessary. III
the case referred to, holes had been
punched in the bottom of the cans,
which were placed in common saucers.
Before filing with soil all pots should
have small quantity of broken char
coal Ga small stone will answer very
welD placed in the bottom, in order
to prevent the holes from becoming
stopped up.
tment.-Perhaps more plants
are injured by too frequent waterings
than in any other way, and yet this
very simple rule, if closely followed,
will prove a safe one. Never apply
water until the surface is dry, then
put on enough to moisten the soil
thoroughly; or, in other words, follow
nature as closely as possible. Some
plants will require watering much
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-12-01

Address all communications to Floral De
partment, Agriculturist DeLand, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-12-01

Nv COUGH does not always indicate
- consumption. Mr.. W. H. Palmer, of
Waterloo Iowa, writes: 81 was taken
with q nervous structure of the bronchial
tubes, which developed into nervous pros
tration, / was so weak | could not sit up.
got no sleep for days except when under the
influence OF Opiates For four months suf-
fered agonies and prayed that might die
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-12-01
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MER-
curry,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through mucous surfaces. Such arti-
cles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. j. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, o., contains no mer-
curry, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. In buying
Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. It is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price Use. per
bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Mr.. Shine, owner of fine vineyard
near Valrico, is greatly interested in
rabbits, and says he is making quite
a profitable business out of raising
them. He stated that he had sold $50
worth since he began last Monday.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-12-01

Nervine and thank God that it has bright
ened my days, heightened my life and saved
me from the horrors OF nervous prostration."
DR.. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug
gists under positive guarantee, first bottls
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
;.lld Nerves cent free to all applicants
DIR. Mills MEDICAL CO., Elkhart~ Ind.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1897-12-01

and be at rest. One
physician said I had
consumption. for 1 had
a cough that gave me
no rest. But a good
Old physician whose
medicine had failed,
advised me to use DR..
Miles; p, aStOrative
The news & observer., 1897-03-11
STATE NEWS.

The Lexington Dispatch says for the
first time IN over 20 years colored men
We're on the jury at Davidson Superior
court last week. They were called into
the box by the sheriff.
The students of the University of
North Carolina and the University of
Georgia will meet in joint debate at
Athens, Ga, in May, at the same time
the baseball teams of the two institutions
meet to play a match game. The young
orators will debate the initiative and
referendum, while the athletes will play
plain baseball.
The Times says a Baptist minister Of
Elkin went to the country to preach a
missionary sermon. After he got through
he explained the mission cause and Of
course proposed to take up a collection.
He told the congregation if there was
one person in that house too poor to pay
five cents for this grand cause, to stand
up and he would pay it for them. Where
upon the whole congregation Immediately
arose to their feet. The preacher was
dumfounded.
The news & observer., 1897-03-11
MIR. DIXON SUPPORTS TRUSTS

The Preacher Says They Are the Nat
ural End of Competition and More
Are Needed.
The Rev Thomas Dixon preached at
the Academy Of Music yesterday morn
ing on Ignorance and Greed" '"The
way to build successful church now
adaye," said he. ''is to base it on ignor-
ance and superstition. How do we want
H. 70 about it to succeed in our churches
Simply tell the congregation from the
pulpit, Pull out your pocket-books, she'll
out your money, or go to hell!'
Ignorance is trying to teach the people
to-day that the way to salvation for this
nation is to destroy what are called com
bination' and trusts / wish to reaf-
firm the great truth which | have adyo-
Gated in the past, that cooperation is 4
higher principle than competition and
should take its place always.
Trusts and combinations are the end
of competition. They are the natural
evolution OF the scheme of competition.
What do you want to destroy the Sugar
Trust for? Ten refneries could not
make sugar as cheaply as one, could
they? What are you going to do about
an Antitrust law? The moment you
pass such law you will destroy legiti-
mate commerce. You could not under the
'aw form partnt-sn.p u this city.
We want Trusts, and more OF them"
The news & observer., 1897-03-11
A SUGGESTIVE INCIDENT.
(From the jefferson City, Mo, Corresp0n-
dent of the Chicago Record)

(From the jefferson City, Mo, Correspon-
dent of the Chicago Record.)
The Democratic legislature Of Missouri
yesterday gave Grover Cleveland part
ing salute on his retirement The Sem
ate chaplain, the Rev. J. G.. Given at
the opening of the session prayed:
Save the soul of Grover Cleveland,
and now that he lis once more in private
life, o Lord, direct his footsteps back
to the straight and narrow path from
which he has wandered, o Lord, keep
Grover Cleveland clean, and when he
dies take him unto Thyself in heaven.
God Almighty bless our incoming Presi-
dent, and may he bring with him that
bountiful prosperity We have been prom
ised"
The boom OF the cannon had put the
house in a futter of excitement, and just
at its climax Colonel Crisp rose and
moved that the house take recess to
celebrate the outgoing of Cleveland. Il
do this" shouted Colonel Crisp, because
| Cleveland has never served his party
his country or his Cod
1.-THE gentleman from Jackson moves
| that the house now take recess until
2 O'Clock to celebrate the retirement tt
| private life of the Great American Fail
ure,' said Speaker Farris.
| A chorus of yeas greeted the announce
ment before the speaker had a chance to
put the motion in parliamentary form and
| the house adjourned in disorder.
The news & observer., 1897-03-11
THEATRICAL. AGENTS RUsD.

He Bills the Town With Predictions OF a
Tornado and Puts the People in
Panic.
st. Louis. Mo, March 10.--A theatrical
advance agent has tarted a sensation in
st. Louis by causing card boards to be
tackled and hung and pasted about the
city wherever his men could find the
space, these card boards bearing in fam
ing letters the words: Bulletin" Warn
ing, tornado is coming" A large black
faced flag, like the one used by the
weather bureau, was represented on the
card conveying the idea that the paste
boards were issued officially. The CON
dition of the weather was threatening
and when the people saw these adveG'tis~
ing cards they became very much alarm
ed, Soon the police, the weather bureau
and the newspaper offices were flooded
with telephone and@private messages ask
ing if u tornado was really predicted.
People in the residence portion of the
city gathered their families together and
perpared for trouble. Many OF the schools
on the south side and i'm the west end
closed as soon as word was received of
the supposed approaching storm, and the
frightened children came home in tears
to tell the bad news to their parents.
All through that locality where the fear
full tornado of last May spread so much
death the terror of the women especial
ly was pitiable Many families took
refuge in the cellars, and it was not until
the murky clouds began TO disappear, that
they could he persuaded to leave. In the
meantime the police were busy tearing
up the awe inspiring placards and I'M
suring the people there was no danger. A
cold reception awaits the Tornado Com
pany, and its advance agent has sudden
ly disappeared.
The news & observer., 1897-03-11
BLACKBURN OPENS THE FIGHT.
Six Seats in Kentucky Legislature Con-
tested by His Adherents.
Especial to the World.)

tested by His Adherents.
Special to the World.)
Lexington, March S.-The initial step
in the Senatorial fight was taken here
to-day by the friends of Blackburn. II. p.
Stoll was elected to fill the unexpired
term of Wood Dunlap, who refused the
seat of Moses Kaufman, awarded him
by the Republican majority at the last
legislative session. J. Soule Smith the
Blackburn Democrat, who made the race
against St0ll, to-day took testimony to
make a contest before the House.
Smiths grounds are that Stoll is Pres
ident of the Board of Commissioners of
the Eastern Kentucky Lunatic Asylum.
which position is a State office. There
Is similar contest in the Covington dis
trict, where a Republican, Leibeth, is
Police Judge. There are four other
contested seats, and it is the intention of
Blackburn's friends to make a strong
fight before the House to have the confess
tants seated
Senator Blackburn will be here to-
morrow when the Democratic State Gem
tral committee meets. There is doubt
that the soundmoney legislators will
stand together as they did last session.
Violet, one of the sound-money leaders,
declares he will not vote for Hunter
(Republican) under any circumstances,
and two others, Hissem and Rummans
are almost sure to vote for a free silver
man should Hunter be the nominee of
the Republican caucus Friday.
The news & observer., 1897-03-11
STATEMENT
Showing the the condition OF the
Virginia Fire and Marine insurance
Company.

Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.
Showing the Condition of the
December 81, 1896.
ASSETS.
Value of real estate and
ground rents owned by the
company Gess the amount
of encumbrances thereon)S lbs, 05J.00
Laons on bond and mortgage
tduly recorded and being
first liens ON the fee-sim-
ple). ... .....,.... 177,4S8.19
Account OF stocks and bonds
Of the United States, and
Of this and other States.
also all other stocks and
bonds absolutely owned by
the company ... 26S ,40400
Stocks, bonds and all other
securities (except mortgage)
hypothecated to the com
pany as collateral security
for cash actually laoned by
the company . ...... 2S,325, CT
Interest due and accrued on
stocks and othe securities. 9,13zOO
Cash in company's princnpal
office and belonging to the
company, deposited in bank 23,93703
Premiums or assessments
unpaid. . e.. ....... 71,3O5.11
Premium or assessment loans
aud notes .......... 1,3O3.O3
All other assets, detailed in
statement ...,,.. 1887
The news & observer., 1897-03-11

Col. James Il. Boyd is now said to be
slated for first assistant postmaster gem
eral
G. s. Bradshaw and ex-Congressrnan
Cheatham says Washington special to
the Tribune, are candidates for United
States Marshal, the position Maj. Josh
Hill is supposed to have cinch on.
The news & observer., 1897-03-11
STANDS AT THE HEAD.

Aug. ]. Bogel, the leading druggist of
Shreveport, La. says: ''Dr Kings New
Discovery is the only thing that cures
my cough, and it is the best seller have"
j. +. Campbell, merchant of Stafford,
Ariz., writes; "Dr. Kings New Discovery
is all that is claimed for it; it never fails
and is a sure cure for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. / cannot say enough
for its merits" DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
is not an experiment. 1t has been tried
for quarter of century, and to-day
stands ait the head. 1t never disappoints.
Free trial bottles at any drug store.
The news & observer., 1897-03-11

President-NV. II. Palmer.
Secretary-W. II. Mccarthy.
General Agent-T. T. Hay, Raleigh.
State of North Carolina,
Office of Secretary Of State,
Insurance Department,
Raleigh, n. c., December 81, 1896.
In compliance with Section 8 of 'An
Act to consolidate the Insurance Laws
of North Carolina" / certify that the
above is a true extract from the sworn
statement of the Virginia Fire and
Marine Insurance Company on Decem-
Der 81, 1896 now on file in this depart
ment.
CYRUS THOMPSON,
Secretary Of State.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

mes pprban6en. Der 8ertuunoete lit
9nn Mc5nrlano, Elm iun9er Gngez
~Ftetlter elmer giienbabn aus Buffalo,
ipeloger Snmlstag Muraen einen
SelbitnlocDGeriud mndJte. Seitern
mur0e iein appf nit Silfe Der T.
GtrnDlen photographic II. Die 8bpto:
3rnoDie 5eigtc beutfidJ Die Stelle, an
Welder Die auael lab. 9ebtere iuur=
DC Dentc NiDr0en entTert. SaS 9Db,
lUeld)es Die &ugel III ben SdJa0el &C.
mniBt bate, mnr0e pergrDBcrt InO
cine Son0e eirgefibrt, loD0urt er=
n~tjttttt puroc, DAB iid Die &usel &C.
nou an Der Doh Den Strablen nnge=
0cutcteu Steife 6efan0. Die &ugel
fpur9c oaroui ipfDrt entiernt. Otcz
3lreon0 erlnn0tc bol0 nad) Der Npe=
cati0u 0a3 8cpuBtlein wieber UNI
6le NnsIi0teu oui ieinc @ie0erber=
7:ellla 5jno Gut.
S 3jtro Nprf, :. Miar5. Geitern
+;5ano 'pdt, ais Der 0utmader @erz
mon @pto1eiu im 8egriife Itnn6, in
leguc &&ohuunQ on Der Ditl. 16. Stro=
/ St III tre1cn. uurbe ct BON eiueni
Ataune, per p(Dtlttb aus einem
Nmt&Qonge 5crouslprang, nit einenl
/ 5anhlodc iii GDben 9el6lagen.
Uu(oIicIn idrie aus QcibestrGften
uuO lejn 2(n9reiIer Tlpb, jebod tuurbe
81 Oon 50ei Oe5 gSe9s fommenOen
! &cuten GefaBt un0 5nritdgcbro6t.
ElUelid6 erbleiGte oer Geiausene uno
iant gu BuGen, un0 nod ebe eiu Mr5t
becbel8erufeu !uecoen f%Unnte, itarb
CT, Die 2eid)e lit nod nidt i0entifiz
tjrt luDr6en. Ser damn iUar etrua
30 &a0re nlt, id)Iant 9elpad1ien uuo
yOn %0uufler 6outfarbe uno iab wie
ein Sguaier ans.
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eroBen S6piert9teiten uerfnipft, ba
9rDBe Jabrseu9e III 8olee Der lleber
i6tpemmnno Der @erften nidt lat;-
Den f0nilen uno ber gauge Gerfebr
iIl!r 0urd &G9uc Deru,ittelt iperben
fann. Sn pielen fSdGen mus auf
oiele @eiie audi bns 8renuntoterial
berbeigei6afft Weroer. S6iueren
Gd]aOen babeu bic 0eutjdlen 8drtz
net in @umntinsbiue er(itten. Sic
Sieben in auSGebebuten @armbettan=
lagen friiber @emuie. Die gonsen
Inlngen linb OernidJtet, Die Qu8iaat
lit lUeg9eidiUemmt uno. pcnn bas
9Saier 5urlicttritt, miro Der iriidJtz
bare QderbO6en nit elmer 0icfen
Sbi1t nDr Snn0 un0 Qcbm 6eocdt
Iein. Sn Den ~,ie0cruu0en be,:i9en
au6 b0IeGieGer ui0 6ai3frnntbeiten,
un0 Ieit eini0en Ga0er 0eb5ren 4ei=
den5ii9e Iii &ulHren - Cen hGun0en
SprSpmmnilcn, bnbei iit0 iGmmtlite
9Oipita(er ii0erfnQt. S2r Gjieubnbu=
pcrfeDr lit i~iripicyu eiue &eiicrunq
einactrcteii. ais 0ie 3}igc bis CUR s.
StraDe Qclnngen f0rtnga. Ter in Ben
Staotcn NIB Gr1 GGiten nui teioefl
Sciten be5 Cbip nuneriGGteje S3a-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

Wa9ocm CT mebrere Sreun0e be=
itdnoi9 Chamberlain Golic,= @JDle=
ras uno Siarrbpe !9eilmitteG lubcu
bDrte, faufte Curtis 5led ppn Anaz
beim, GalifUrnien, cine 6lai6e IIr
Ieinen ei9enen @ebraud un0 lit ent
5iidt iiber oeren t%uunoerbare @irt=
un9Straft iuie nur Elm 9fann ieir
fann. Die 20 un0 80 Gent 6In16er
5u oerfaufen upn @nlfer SrDs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

Gut empio0(en. @rof: Sic bnbcn
lid 81 Der 0~icneritejlc eeneloet pno
Id)rei6et, 6aB Sic 0cIcrnfer Gapez
5ierer lin6. Sd fam ober rtlr CT
ncn 0ienet nit GmpfeBtuugen bra4-
den, boben Sic ipldge? 9ieuer: Sc
loo9l, bic 8n00i0e 6tnu @rdTu fcuntt
MIDI gut. Oral; Na@ it ettpo8 an-
0ereS. &pber teunen Sic Die 6rou
@rddn? Gieuer; Qls Die ggdoige
Urou 0rdfn NOD Graufcia mnr uuo
3meirao fuDr, bnbeu mir Der ondoi-
Gen GrGu @rI IN bic @n0en geliefcrt.
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9udIsn'z Qrniea.eaIbe.

Sefe Saibe Der @elt sesen Sdnit=
te Gueti9uneen, 8ei6mIren. Snls=
ItnB, 5ieberbeu(en, &iu9tuurm, auf-
gefpruneeue 9daoe, 9u6nerau9eu
rno ale 9autauSi6td9e. Seilt ii0ei
9ile8, pber feline Sesablung Der.
fonot. 9ellun9 aIeu 5duen 9aran.
tirt, pber @elb 5uriiderItattet. Sreis
25 Gents Die Sudie. gu baben be
@alter Sros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

8cim 98prt genOmmen.-g8irtbin:
GiIt 9u id)uu Wieoer betrunfcn.
Wtanu?: 0a' GDrt iiGG DUdJ NQeS auf.
Tn ~lr(te7t BID rpirt(ig 0 SOnnO'
in Die @ro uerfrie6en. @irtB: Gu
gie6 Die &eQerI0tuGct Der!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12
E!Jirt ,fGus.
3. .. Aliifnrh- 1icin

g.. 8, 4iii0rb, 9}eiu Goiicu,
@Isc., lit an 92sural8ie ul6 8beu-
n%:nti&nu@; LIN 0>aeeu War nu6cr
OrONung icine&eber ipar in b~euuruhi=
9cNoer g&etIe anGe9rifen, Nppctit
rnbm ab, uno er baltic ali 6(eiid1 unb
Stdrtc be0euttno a6nenpmmsn.
Grei 6inidbeu nGiettIriue8 Gitters"
hcilten iGn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

@enn. @cnn neine 9llte mai
o~errciit mar, un0 ig luie5er mai
be0uiclt mar, un0 wenu id 10 9on5
alein wac'-oann wOut' iD uber
maj 5ei8cn, iUer Der 0err I'M 0nuie
lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-03-12

foroern. Die Sauptiuntme bieier
Soften latte Sa6en un6 @lInB 2otE>
rtn9en 81 tragen.
Bremen, Is. 5ebr. Gin neueS
uIigliid sur See bat Die llnteriueierz
prte %betrUfen. Ser als berlpren &C.
ntelOete Seeler Baltimore tpar Elm
Sremerbanerer 8oni9iff uno @ieenz
tbum Der &be0erei Sarl Oeinrib
Gniicbu5m in Sremerbaben. 0ns
S6iff mar am 10. 0e5ember ppn2onz
bon nad Nem YOrf abaegangen. Der
ltntergans ioil am "a. Sanuar erfolgt
lein. Ger aufgefi6e Matrple GU
ltao @briitianIen 1T in Serba eelanz
bet. Gte 2aoung beitano aus 600
Sonnen Srei0e. Gs idien ausgess
idJluiien, baB auBer benz eebprgcnen
Seemann nod Sentan0 eerettet mDr'
ben lit. Die SeIabung beItano aus
DEM Sdpitdn S. 9iumann auSGeeites
miinbe, 5tpei Steuerleuten, bier
Qan0merfern unb sebn Matroie",
9ei0tuatrOlc en- uno Sun9cu. lluter
ben 2eibtmatrolen befanO lid Der
18-idbriee DITTO Sont aus 2~lnbernadl.
De Gntoefun9 rettett en- Geben
Qerr 9. Gat(iouette, Nppt5efer
in 8eaOersOiue, ST., Ia9t: S9 Der
oante Die Grbaituno meine8 2ebens
Der Nnlpenoung ton Or. Sings
Nelu GiscOoerp". Sd fit OH Grip
pc" uno 5oa ale &erote 5u 6nth, bic
in Ocr unl9ebuna 81 fin0en iuaren,
n6er Obne @rfOlg unO MIA erfldrte
mir, baB id) nidbt al retten lei. ga
if Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY" III
meiner NpOtbete bate, lieB idJ nrir
cine 6lnlde brin8en uno be9ann bic
les Wtittel 81 Gebrnnben. 93ad) Der
erIten GD1i3 beherte lid1 mein 3uItan0
un0 nadoem ib orei Slal6en nufge=
braldt bate, ma i6 rpie0er ppbl
unb munter. 9a8 Nittel lit iein
@emi6t in &ulo mertb. SD mDdte
lueber i'm GeI90ft nod i'm SauIe
obne 0a8ielbe iein. Serl6afft Gllcb
cine freie BrDbe III Der Nputbete BON
&alter 8rp8.
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9t0 @alspta:oiudftss.

Ser llrtcr3ejhncic tat. uattcu: tr uitbrers Sabre
lang nit c':crn itnsreu HEn9snIsioen bctaitet NOR.
tpcIte III Stwirhiudt uus3ualte; trrn,e. burt Elm.
fate 1titttt 'IsHc @tluHObct: p',osr trInu9i. NIB CT
mtli olCitS SciImti!rI bcr I,esacen Dirnitbsit mt
ttciIcu. Pin gHs. meIte Fac %Stitmlttcf 30 BEN ppncr.
ioi6t or hcrCripiuIGli eIrc Rnprt he's rru ,bm bcuEC-
Ten 9iecslts. rrItrS DE HtIoeUCcR ais SIN iiGeIt5
%fejimItt5I ScIeu Stlriroirtt. Nnamo. Gntorrb.
Yconti;l5 rrb oEe EnI3. mo %HHgeufraHftejleu
ttuHen Isrntl ipcrosu. GT t0'it. oaB ole @sitsrNs
cui Wj!tcI protisTsu rerhsI. ba IS Uuit,db6ar 1T
Iieieui9er. mslbs bo5 Giccept rabcu ipoutu. roside5
;gneu ujtts Irftst uue I'D o.rGt,tt oils sius MobI,bo
%erl0siicu ptrb roGsE 'r5nEoltdt oGrcri,eu:
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Brooklyn, New York.
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