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Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-02-10
Real Estate For Sale /!
One Is Acre Earn,
One 20 Acre Farm,

Near Clarksboro Station, excellent buildings.
convenient to churches schools and stores,
The Advocate and news., 1898-12-28

We, John w. Leedy, Governor, w. E.
Bush Secretary OF State, w. H. Morris,
Auditor Of State, d. II. Heaebower Treas
urer of State, and L. c. Boyle, Attorney
General, constituting the State Board Of
CanVassers of the State of Kansas. do
hereby certify that we have examined the
certified abstracts of votes on file in the
office of the Secretary of State, as pre-
scribed by law, and we find that the state
ment here'nbefore given of the whole num-
ber of votes cast for the several candidates
for the various offices therein named, is true
and correct as shown by said abstracts.
We further certify and declare the fol-
lowing persons received the highest num-
Der Of votes cast at the general election,
The Advocate and news., 1898-12-28

Names of persons voted for.
The Advocate and news., 1898-12-28

ID. Z, Starr.,.,,.....,.,. .,,,,.,...,...,,
E' "A, Epperaon un.,,hau,u",,..
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-29
The Voluntary Operation Performed d
by Surgeon in Novel
Manner.

There is an eminent surgeon con-
nected with one of the local hospitals.
a man in fact with IA worldwide reputa-
ton, whose enthusiasm led him to dc
rather astonishing thing one day not
long ago, says the Philadelphia Rec
ord. a patient who occupied a private
room in the hospital in question was en-
tertaining a friend who had dropped in
to cheer the sick man up a bit. Now
the visitor wore upon his forehead a
small wart. The excrescence was not
an ornament, certainly, but neither
was it much of an annoyance to its
wearer. He was perfectly satisfied to
let it stay where it was. The eminent
surgeon happened into the room to look
at his patient, and noticed the wart on
the visitors brow. He electrified that
gentleman by bluntly exclaiming:
Better have that wart off" The
man was too surprised to do more than
stammer: mo, thank you," "Oh.
yes" said the surgeon; you want that
OFF" He called in couple of nurses
who were directed to hold the patient
during the operation. Whipping out
his knife, be dipped it into an antiseptic
fluid, and promptly sliced off the ex-
crescence. 1t looked for time as if the
subject would have to remain in the
hospital, to be treated for nervous pros
tratirc. rt he recovered eventually
and NJ 'r11e RI pleased with the
rpei-if
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-29

In the course Of conversation
with his intimate friends before the
malady became serious he spoke
bitterly of the anxiety which the
peace negotiations and the lack OF
generosity on the part of the Amer
leans had caused
Washington - The battleship
Iowa, now at Calloa, burst her
cylinder. She will be sent to San
Francisco for repairs.
Paris--Miss Fanchon Thompson
a Chicago girl, made her debut to
night as Carmen at the Opera Com
ique.
Hanai--The Siamese have in>
saded the neutral zone, paying no
heed to the French protests.
London The Paris correspond
ent of the Daily News. Mrs. EN-
lily Crawford says that she has
reason to believe that Dreytus will
leave Cayenne, capital of French
Guiana, South America, for France
on Jan. 3 next.
Washington The authoriti es
here have learned by betrayal of
a bold scheme by which to smug>
gle into Havana coffees. 1t is to
go in as grain. The smuggling
will be stopped.
Washington The president is
to send the peace treaty to the
Senate on Jan. a. A message will
accompany 1t.
Wellsville N. Y. Judge Hamii-
ton Ward of the supreme court.
died this morning.
New York-General Francis w.
Greene will not accept the appoint
ment of public works He sent a
dispatch to that effect to Colonel
Coosevelt late last night.
Budapest Six prospective duels
have arisen from the Banffy Hor.
insky quarrel. Count Caroyle and
Horinsky and Izemere have each
challenged Baron Fekervary, min
lister of national defence, and NJ.
Gajari.
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-29
to establish a junta in this city,

to establish junta in this city,
Laramie "A charming wedding
occurred last night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson on
the west side, Miss Lizzie Thomp
son was united in marriage to Slat-
ter Pyle by Rev. J. P. Warner in
the presence of many friends.
New York-It is said at the
navy yard today that Commodore
Philip will succeed Rear Admiral
Bounce, retired as commandant of
the Brooklyn navy yard on Jan.
IS.
Washington D. c. - General
Otis has sent report to the gov
ernment at Washington that Ag>
uinaldos government has gone to
pieces.
Lima The people of Bolivia are
rushing into civil war. Vast
forces of armed men are assembled
in the immediate vicinity Of La
Plaz.
San Francisco--The Morgan
City. one of the transports of the
original expeditions to the Philip
pines during the war, has been ac-
cepted to carry freight to the
troops there. She will take 5000
tons ofcommissary, of medical and
quartermaster stores and ordin-
ance supplies for the use of the
troops there.
Minneapolis-A loss of SIoo, 900
was caused tonight by the burning
OF elevator "P' together with its
contents, 10000 bushels of wheat
The property belonged to Wheeler
Carter & Co. The loss is covered
by insurance
Knoxville-Capt John M. Tobin
until recently quartermaster of the
First brigade of the division at
Camp Poland committed suicide
today by firing pistol ball ss..into
his mouth. a.e
London-The Madrid correspon
dent Of the Daily Mail says: The
dangerous symptoms Of Senior Sa-
gasta's illness are passing away.
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-29
THE DAILY SENTINEL
LEE a BUNTING, PrOD's-
l. N BUNTING Editor and Mgr.
THURSDAY DECEMBER 80.
X Sparks. y

Waterton N. VA special to
the Standard from Alexandria Bay
says:
Yesterday three of the children
tChas. Hagerman were playing
on the ice on the north shore OF
Wells island in the St. Lawrence
river, when the ice broke and they
all fell in and we're drowned. Mrs.
Hagerman rushed to the scene and
in her endeavors to rescue the
children broke through the ice and
she too was drowned.
Iona, Mich Six prisoners es-
capped from the state house of cor
rection last night.
Washington-Renewed attempts
are being made here to interest the
authorities in the agitation to Sc
cure the release of Mrs. Maybrick,
who is imprisoned in London con-
victed of murder. An active agi-
tation is to be sprung,
Washington-A movement has
been started among the Filipinos
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-29
srrsc1. n. NC. .ncr rrnni,r,s

A red sunset int Gates fac Gly to
follow. because IL air when try re
tracts more red or heatmai.cg luys,
and q. dry air is p fec1S trans
paren; they are a. IA lected in the
horizon. coppery or yellowy sunset
generally foretells rain.
The daily sentinel., 1898-12-29
Finger rir Pnttern.

1t is said that the patterns on the
6nger-tips are not only Interchangeable
through life, but the nee of the
fnger-tips of two persons being alike
is less than one chance in 4.00O, ,O00, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-30

TO tho Editor:
l lott my home as nome perhaps Will
remember on the 18th day N July. 1897.
o. M mission 10 the Southern Slater.
How distinctly do remember the gloom
which pcrvadcd my whole bslnr upon
extending the farewell hand 10 my dear
friends ana relatives 90 be gone. IN.
Lord only knows. how long. 10 labor
among "a strange people In "a Ftranrs
land, attempting 90 teach them tho
Gospel OF the Lord Jesus Christ.
That which gave me some degree OF
hope and In measure dlnptiisd M
gloom and downcast foellng ocoasionod
by the natural SURROUNDING ana condI-
tons, was the thought and belief fhot
! would be rewarded Tor an mo snerl-
ices l might be called uuon 10 m,Le
Tor the sake Of the Gospel OF Christ
The spirit whispered go" You h1vc
been called by the voice Of Inspiration.
Upon one occasion I rpmnuber r.
father telling me TO Improve myssit ~
| may hc called 20 nm mission
often wish | had taken his advice in
thls regnra ana prepared myself before
u was too late.
Upon arriving In Salt Lake Inn.
medlately vet 20 work viewing the
alHhls % that fair city. Especially v,ae
me jubilee lntcrtntlug 10 me. uuf n ftn,
days had elapsed from the time 4 ,.s,
SAT- Lake city ana dear Utah I'm
found myself seated iu the Uoasn,ori
hotel, Chattanooga, Tenn, recelvl1~ M y, "
place of Assignment, or In other words
was being Informed MS DO which ,g0,Is
BE- my future fiold of labor. Whi'S
thank the Lord, was the stale M VI
glnla one of tpe grandest zelda in The
During my entire stop thus far an,
happy 20 say my health ma hen - IN
lent, ana that my lnhors have hs.n
the most pleasant character. F,i,,,1 ~
have been raised mp on every b,nd
have attempted TO the best ~ NV ai,u
ny to spread the Gospel seeds anon.
We good eltlAens Of this land, and mi
onnris have not been In vain. wv
My first experience la th, u.ta
had In assisting Elder Flishn Raw" as ,
Draper Utah, In visiting among tbe
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TIrr rIoNIiRs,


Tho day We celebrate rcd ictiof day indeed
~ be 10 marked on hi.tfy's pare 20 road,
That III may know and fully understand
The story NJ ihls heavenly favored iandi
How on this day some MY years ago
Tho Pioneers arrived loot thCn sou know
somewhat their trials their hrnrcrtoll ana
pain.
Their constant faith and courage, TO maln-
tain
Themselves and wives 10 this then desert
land
My voice near falls me speaking o. that
hand
Who struggled onward and 20 br vciy
fought,
A. witness, all around as what hoy'yo
wrought.
A man inspIfcd by God led their nrst u hui
III equal for tho task you'll search lu vain
For thls uur themes sony bat newly sunr
Tho loader u these men was brigham
Young
M elasslr rcrrouco With hls deeds accord,
Tor brigham led a, iiun NJ che lort
The foats NJ Gfrrge aud Rome DER Swallowed
nov,
And tsrHcrs leader. Moses. tnn must bow
Tho Grand old Prophet long. iuuFYcnrs ago
Told this event would surety make q ~.
,Ihis day. the lord dooth live that brought
us forth
FROM pyory land, from East and West aud
NoHh'
Dnro WE assume 20 boz thus gathered hctcf
Ye.. God our Father bids us have nu fear;
Nom nos dls0gu us 10 wo still rcFrrr
III. NAME. As dld those men ilu hrst lad hOrc
Tbpn iail u those brave mon, tho riunuor,
Who led tho van. now pn't these any years,
no thi, pucc dessert land. uut NOW 40 fair.
That tooms with plenty, uutgrpHth NJ their
care
nut few survive thr tolls they underwent
And yot remain, thoIr stalUurt forms nov
b'nt
ncneath tho weight of years, aud worn with
caro-.
THOR courago great their hoarts uc'or
knew despair.
But soon tlpy III pass away 10 loin tho train
That's como before thumHthoso With WHOM
thpy vamo
Thoy wcrr tho nrst 10 pillow tho soll We trrldi
Tho arst o. mako this sterile land yiold
broad
First ~ direct tho living mountain stream
10 lands which now with heavens fair
b1untus tocnl
Tho ns,t 90 bulld tho bridFoi tho nrst "a plan
Thoo cities. lllod With happy homosof mln.
Ilfst from tAo.r hands, thoir muoh ioycd
country flag
Tho hroofa received that sighs around you
grlg
Doubt not thoIr love OF Country thoy were
Claiming Inspired tho mon that gayo to you
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Wsst Postage. July 81. iS1s.-
r. The Editor.
The nuy.Ift anniversary OF Pioneer
Day WIS celebrated n West Portage
lu grand t.N|.. The mls. p.cturasqur
and realistic went event uf The day vls
u ah1m hiftlH Between n company of
omIEi fnis aud about go Indians Tin
luillns were 'rHm ihU fniiHn town M
washable. situated about four miles
south lf this village
Tho pruunHa.Nn. IUprraontinr nm omit
gilni train cf'tf'ng ths Plains. vh.ih.
while camping Cor noon. cooking th DO
dinner w0tr suddenly surprised hy the
-NhnupH Uf 600 ind.Hur who
aW1lr0d down upon the crmp With
M DO h1wH lul spears Tho wlr com.
r1uy uf rm.Efnnts fHurht hrlveiv. but
were nNcrr1w "Hi hy the Indians On n
hani-io-h1ni netI
While tho bottle was in pr6rrrnH.
IIuHhun-1n ludln=w ~ fuu speed
ur biz horse came near running over
capt" VIII Thornton. received the
contents uf ThOfntun'H gun. vhIpn
knocked h|f h1f sky high" aud
huroud many holes in hia clothes AfUr
Tho battle was over tho pgunla Ha.
femhlc1 nt the hail. whore % nne proc
gram was rendered.
The orator ~ The day. william An
ihlny in m eloquent speech gave q
synppHlr ~ the lives nn1 trials NJ the
Pioneers M Utah, closing Die Grafton
By rstit.nr the poem The Pioneers.
composed hy himself Tor th' occasion,
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Wore answered nothing can DO done
though just your cau-c
Then. thol nrd here. but nod uoi from, their
hearts
rhcir love " Country, aud all that tim
rats
Loved uoi ticlr country dirs aay yuu so
F.ro hundred or thc.t men 90 Fight th, FOO
Gvo 10 She iic| thoy lovod choir natiyo hand.
iho'r children DO today. a. did that baud
orion 'crs battalion boys. choir uivcs.
Loved H. yea loved n as hoy loved tncIr
lives.
They wcrc thc arst TO plant. the first whose
breath
Found Joy at blrth they first SHE'D tears a.
death
OF those they truly loved. who with ,hcm
guuu
Prom lands Gar last or home, beyond tho
main
l'st taught thc savage happy ii,cs were
'pon, mot ln stHto, but peace, thcy ted them
ufetu,
80 Enin'd mastery o'cr the savage mind.
! And treating them o. U.uuiprs made thom
kind
The nr't babes burn wcrc thclrs, the cradle
hymn
fiis' Sung by their true wives, lst' hear
thom slug
flushing tabc DO stul md slambcr
iiuiy angels guard Why u,di
Heavenly blessing, without uumbcr
Hrutly floating DER thy hold"
How sweet thoir voices as they hymuud thcii
prayer
Aurcis attend. their wishes upu arI bear
Thus SOFT and low thoy sang uhIio theft
babes slept
God listened Co thcir prayer. they safo vcr0
Kept.
These mothers bore thoir part as mothers do
Noble nud faithful loving. patient trne.
/ o. who can Justly measure uut tho PRAISE
/ Tor each ouc's acts iu all those early days
Heroes and hcroiucs they All appear
! Wo'll grant the fact, nor contradiction fear
The nri church built BY thcm, a bowofy
shade
with thanks to God. these men grand musl
] made.
ilr'i to ascend To Him that's ihroucd above
IhoIt words were full ot pathos, truth ant
love
They thanked Him Tor Ills strong protect
! lnF uuuor
That sheltered thcm from peril every hour
ltum otury fuu, from dangers OF the plain
From rrd mems anger DOR and o'cr again
The nr'. graves dur we're hallovcd hy tholi
hand.
Tho nfst house built Tor learning In tho land
They rchtcd Its walls. their children then
nti0ndi
Tho srv, we'll know. whlio young tho twi.
viii bond
And tlto che shape most pleasing % the
lFht.
su thy iHeir ehldrcn's minds would point
ar.Hht
Did this ani more. through those nrst tryini
year.
Their deeds rJmalu. this DAY ring 100 our ears
] Al haii' lD those bravo men. tho ant VIII,
came.
THolr greatness Do, In deeds, aud not Il
rimp
They paved ihu way u that which nov
appears,
That Ehddcns all our hearts nray,
r.lnDpfs
our thanks receive. our gratitude you gain
our yuIcns and our hoarts ring unt afaIn,
All hail 800 hnli' down to tho latest years
Az honor 90 ny deeds, brave pIoncorsl
ALnuu joSts.
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west Weber, McNTf Coz ltuh.
July goth. isgS
To the Edltor;
Agreeable % the call 81 the Firut
Proficiency memorial services IN honor
" the victims " the Maine disaster.
were held in our meeting house on
sunday, July 9Th, and committee APP
pointed iD receive subscriptions to the
national monument fund
ON the following DAY. the anniversary
u The entrance ~ the Pioneers into
this land, was ntly observed. Tho COM
Wlttre ln charge ~ the ufinlr are 10 BE-
commended fuf their wise for,th0urht
ln erecting cool ana clmmUdilua b1w-
cry fur the comfort and accommodate
ton N uur people and thr lnrre crowd
OF visitors fIuW ogden aud ADJOINING
settlements. who were present The
mufulug exercises consisted uf nppru.
puaf SONGS, rVritntilns. tnnaia. etc,
and remarks hy some 0f the Pioneers
uf Utah ana West Weber In the ar
fHrnlHn sports OF various kinds were
INDUCED in. a bail in tho lnrrr nmuae.
mCut han ut nlFht closed the days pro-
CUrdlnHa. everything having passed m
plcnH1utly The pNertlnnH uf the COM
mliten were taxed 10 the utmost 10
provide lee cream and Other refrcHh-
monts fOr the Immense crowd,
During the evening another commit
tee was appointed Co mike arrange
menta for a concert and hill ON the
nlHht NJ August 10Th, ln honor OF Elder
James a. Hunter who leaves az On tho
leth 10 nll a mission 90 Great Britain.
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sabbath school. organizations In diner.
end parts of the state, which was much
euinyod. chiefly because 0f.ifa nnnr1Iur
ps the opportunity VI rpmiur In con.
fnri with the sainis uf the Lord nud
assariating with them. f1f 90 s ana
estnhiishcd fact that surrounding the
Iatfer-day Saints D. divine and more
b9ilnwine Influence than that poss ssed
by the world. no matter how great the
love and friendship held ont TO- us by
ne world. compared with that love cx.
tended 10y those who have been born uf
the water ana of the water and of the
snlril Ny heart feioic.r when I can
contemplate the nrmncrs and stability
III Tho MnrInnnH. scattered Throughout
tha world. When J hthnid Che oppu.
elton thni II honped upon them nm
ied h. believe them God.fearlng poo.
~ who would DO credit 90 any ONE ~
our Mormon settlements In the valleys
III the munntaiur.
slnca hcing released from lah1rng u
,hc Interests ~ the sabbath rchIHl.
tapc tsen cngp.ad IN cinvassing and
bnidiut fnantingH in several counties Hf
Inc state Tho attempt ls made hv the
gldnff 90 hold l1ng f.flca N mosiinas ir
rVcry vicinity ortcr.d. that 40 mehi
10 iNotourhly warned. iUnvlur them
without nu excuse when they shall
rf1nd before ih0 rar 90 God 90 give lr
rt,purf nf ihp deeds done In the body
ora times chufchss and court houses
arr 0prnad 90 uF. hut whom we Moot
with defeat W. 90 'he nrNi boot W.
resort 90 private houses which are NOR.
often opened unto ne.
have bon lahpring ~ The beautiful
Shenandoah valley for tNn l1Ht three
months We held two Ions series o'
meetings.
have irft rcccntIy been transferred
from ihr shlnnadoah valley fo Gppch.
i1nd county ueaf Richmond. where !
in connection with Fldor 'iuhrn Hatch
viii continue on In Tie good work un-
90 our conference which cnnyonta sep.
tomher lrd ana iih
'rhr weather 10 very warm bore. i0, lr
the nhadc.
Your Brother.
JAMES WM puFFGN.
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a., a.. ran. ' ''''
~ '"' "'',"''
Th' people of fI''noto celebrated
Pioneer DAY IN nn unusually pleasant
manner tn cnWW.ii appointed al the
previous sabbath W ilnH, concluded 10
have appropriate exercises In the fore.
noon In ksgpiuE with the sacred ma.
ture OF tn day arl In harmony with
the holy cause nf religious omanclpa-
tlnn which planted the foot oh thnt
faithful baud Uf mnu and women In
the desert land uf salt Lake Valley
nfiy-uuO years nrH Their cnort was
a success. there ulH harmoniou,
blending or speech muaic hnd sons.
coupled with tender reverence f1t
our AGED guides M lfr, who have trod
the paths NJ toll 1UI mnde our noun.
tain wales % smile With Our Heavcniy
Fathers proyld0uoa according 10 ma
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Civilization IN Siam,

slam o. somewhat out-of-the-way
place. ANA tho general impression ln
that the views and customs Ot the pto-
Ole living there urH moro 90 less pc
Huillb not 90 1uy birplruua. 10 may
have been with View 90 dlspullIts
thIs ilrl and showing how thoroughly
uu-tu-dlt' slam Us that its far-travclgI
kng has Just caused Co he Issued .u
England % hIlof aud yignrouB essay on
llll most difficult ana deliberate of
HuhlUrt4H mntflugU.
ThH rltr. the proclamation dHglar.
"|s. according 90 SHWr7r law CON.
fuu, between man and NlrH, il which
th. ordinary principles which attach lu
other contracts ate applicable. ana o. Do
con HuuuuNy validity celebrated WHOM.
over % clearly results from the Wultr
exchanged 1r from tho r.sh,s obs T,r4
tNHf hn,h parties freely cons ~ Oh fIk.
zach other as man AMI VIE provided
h. Ul ahr docs not labor under some
particularly disability"
That Is aa western as Il % plain and
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AtTori Hriissr.
owcn Ward. Fort uHdrcr.
LuL. !. I.L.

NWNN NINH outs IHIlNNfiH
July %. 1898
To me Editor.
Perhaps thr many readers 81 your
valuable paper viii D.. pleased 90 learn
~ The success ~ tho pHurl, ln this rr-
mole corner M che world. We are but
newly organized ana have never held
celebration in our ward before. iiut "a
reverence and respect FOR the noble
Pioneers who trnvcrHtl these barren
wastes nf'y-uno year aEl has resting
place iu our hearts. Consequently, We
celebrated that cyrntfui day IN the fol-
lowing manner. Tho raising " the
stars and Stripes at sunrise ana tho
nring Of muskelry proclaimed Co tho
public that q now day Ind dnwnai fur
The people ~ tn owen ward. A. 10 a..
m the people assembled no the meeting
house which WIS tnattfully decorated.
A spacious h1wrry had been erected
adjoining the mDgilnr house furnish
lnr shade aud comfort Tor tie many
people who gathered there.
a program was rendered consisting
0f SONGS rfcliatluua, tulHtH, speeches.
etc. 81 the clurH The artillery nred
nfty-nnr shots donating the number NJ
yeafr since the Pioneers entered these
valleys. Tho lunch baskets were then
rrrlrted 90. after which the children
danced. Refreshments Wnre served me
abundance Tire UufIrn assembly was
photographed by 600 artist from uigcn.
The dly wound up with Grand h1ll.
Tho health NJ the poop" Dr. good md
the prospects for houui.uus harvest
arc apparent on ever l.l..
a. sUnscRiuER
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orln,'vnic. roasie G.. Utah.

Grintvllc. T05eic c.. Utah.
July 2ith. iNq'.
u. ih' Editor;
lu| Tu1sl. quarterly conf renee was
he'l In dran,lyil. ! %, GROW. ST..
is,,.
NH Mo stand wrf ''irr T.. W. Lv.
MAN It tha Council r ApiHigt. ElG.
Andrew Irus1n. E.lH 49, 4. GYw1uf
'ul CIun .l1r G.. h. 4. I.ipra1n. Imr r
l1h"pt 1ud i.II.er brethren NJ
iha stlk. after F'nHuf prayer WIS
ono .l hy Hltil1rn D. rs. WIlI.F
E.l ilNlrs. lIah"I =. IH. Tai
hn and J. l.. Ml'h1.. reported fhf
'I.N Non uf thH vlr|. no WINK ih1t
M. rgHuI2li.yu n. th. W1tIs were IH
E'l b ~ w. Brown r rtu-u 4 mla-
sl'rlrs 'rIkc tlr snort rmr.
,,,,i,il',h = w M'.'..r r.plr.ei nj
p o. m= s.nglr1 lui prayer by q.
i'. Ilfinf llfhHr vs. r. Noes. 'aun.
.'ilf y y. ihDesnn 1nI ". r. Bates o..
I''l i1' wards ''.. which 'hsy pre-
90; \. % J.hrson r.uH,l 90 sunday
ny in' s'ik n ~ 'Hr; c'n-
.''nF An rev dlhs occupied the
m,lhd. % me um Boo relation 90
i.'N Is among iI' natives n th0
'I3f DO me fhyiu IHi 1lt1 bic 'rlv-
To- no lana ~ ii'.HUrH and also IN
HNnlly M9TninE. I. m.--sundhy
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