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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-10
WEDDINGS IN NORFOLK,
Miss Marion Stires and Miss annie
Elizabeth Ellsworth the Brides.

Elizabeth Ellsworth the Brides.
NORFOLK. VA. Feb. S-Special.-Miss
Marion Stires. social favorite, was
married here Tonight at St. Luke s
church. Episcopal, 90 Mr.. j. T.. Il. Car
renter. Tie brides brother, Rev. Ernest
stire-. rector of "a fashionable Episcopal
church fin Chicago. assisted Dy Rev At
thur s. Lloyd. oliclated
Hiss Annie Elizabeth Ellsworth was
quietly married here today 10 Mr.. Resi-
Maid Fairfax POindcXter.
Noeii-shieids.
CHATHAM va. Feb. 9.-Special.-Alr.
II. B. NOEL and Miss Annie Y. Shields
were united in marriage yesterday AFTER
noon az g o'clock at the home OF the
brides father. Captain Thomas j.. Shields
ou Main street.
40 cards were issued and only one or
two friends outside Of the family were
present.
Mr. NOEL is connected with the Tri-
bune here. having moved here from Mar
tinsvule several years ago. Miss Shields
Is the scOnd daughter OF Captain Shields
She is descrvedly very popular here
Rev. Chiswell Dabney performed the
ceremony.
Sullivan-BoOthe.
SALEM VA. Feb. 9.-special.-A very
pretty marriage was celebrated here to-
dav. when Miss Marie B0othe, daughter
of Captain T. b. Boothe was united ia
marriage 10 Mr.. VI. \. sullivan. Of VIII
Umautic. Conn. THE ceremony perform
cd by Rev Furman II. Martin Of the
Baptist Church. was Witnessed by only
"a few of the friends and relatives Of the
bride
The Young couple left on the noon train
today for their future home at Will
mantle.
HaywoOd-Bishop.
ROCKER. VA. Feb. Especial. Mr.
roIn Porter Hollywood and Miss Birdie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-10
Deaths ~ Churloftcsviiic.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Feb Especial.
A telegram received here from rho Indian
Territory announce tho death there NJ
Mr. Lewis Teel. formerly 1f This county.
and a son OF tho late Captain Samuel
n Tell SO particulars have 5ean re-
ccivcd.
Mrs. J. T. WneGed who lived near
Red Hiu. De this county. died this morn
ing Of pncum0uia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-10

CARTERSVILLE. VA. Feb. 9-srec.aL
Mr.. i. G.. Britt died at his home in
Goochlanl county yesterday after shorg
illness Of less than "a week. caused from
pneumonia lie was a prominent farmer
and highly respected citizen and VIII he
greatly missed by the whole community.
lie leaves wife and I'VE children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-10
BOOthc.
LEM. VA. Feb. 9.-Special-A very
HaywoOd-Bisho

ROCKER. VA. Feb. Especial AR
ropn Porter Hollywood and Miss Birdi
The record-union., 1899-12-04

A Few Words
About Combs.

A comb with all coarse teeth, or
one with a handle and coarse teeth
is the correct sort of a comb for
ladies' use who have a heavy head
of hair. Our extra heavy high
grade rubber dressing combs at
Csc and SOC each supply such de-
mand.
Ce1lu1oid combs, white OF amber,
are serviceable and moderate in
price. 15c each.
Horn combs are without a doubt
the most serviceab1e sort manufac-
tured. They've a highly polished
finish and priced according to size
at Csc, 35c and SOC each.
Bone combs with metal back. A
good article at small price. 1Oc
each.
Rubber fine combs, extra quality.
1Oc, 15c, 25c each.
The record-union., 1899-12-04

wall, in narrow streak, averaging
from eight to ten inches, but it is r1cn'
running an average of $50.
Superintendent Knight and ex-Super-
|intendent Kane both say that the find
is a true vein and not a mere pocket.
Mr.. Knight is so confident Of this that
he will follow the vein downward, with
a view of fully exploiting it, step that
meets with the approval of the directo-
rate. The result will be awaited with
much interest.
Meantime prosecuting is going on in
the 800 foot and 100 foot levels and
promising indications are found, too.
San AndreaS Prospect: Tom Potter
and Ed Lacasse came down from Ell
Dorado last Tuesday, having spent a
month up there doing assessment work
on the Little Hero quartz mine owned
by Wyllie & Raggio. They sunk new
shaft thirty feet deep and say the out
look for the mine at present is very
promising. There was a break in the
lead, but the vein has again been found
and the ore prospects better than ever
before. Some of it will go as high as
$75 to the ton. This mine was worked
to some extent in the early days and
the groupings were immensely rich
There is reason to believe that the rich
est part of the mine has not yet been
discovered.
The bonding scheme of the Demarest
mine has fallen through, and this valu
able property will be worked by and
for the stockholders as in the past.
San Andreas Citizen: During the week
the Fellowcraft has been thoroughly
examined by F. w. Oxman and G. w.
Williams of Redding, Cal, who have
also had James Barron, a we'll known
expert, at work on the property. The
party took out and carried away con-
siderable quantity of ore for testing
purposes.
All this presages a sale, appearing
more tangible than anything that has
occurred in connection with this prop
erty in months.
San AndreaS Citizen: The new fur
mace of the Penn Chemical Works at
Campo Seco is still working satisfac-
tor1ly and is inspiring people with hope.
This is proving the cheapest and most
satisfactory reduction process ever
tested at these mines, and it is gener-
ally believed that it will solve the ve-.-
ed problem.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
The Kid Glove, Ribbon
and NeCkWear
Sections.

are a center of attraction as you
enter the door. Ask to see our 81
and $1.5O lines of dress kid gloves
and observe the bright, new rib
hons to which additions come each
day. Pause at the case containing
the daintiest and latest novelties
and creations in ladies' neckwear.
Then the fact that variety in dress
is the spice of a woman's life is
sure to assert itself and you'll pur-
chase when you know the prices.
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Handsome CelIulOid
Gift Goods.

The productions for this season
in this line are far handsomer
than any heretofore shown. They
are beautifully and delicateIy
tinted and the beauty Of the
blended colors is enhanced by the
daintily embossed and ithograph-
ed sprays of flower and vine ar
tistica11y and effectively placed on
surface. There are neckt1es,
gloves. 'kerchief, collar and cuff
and work boxes, toilet and shaw
ing cases, manicure sets, etc, etc.
SEE THEM and PRICE THEM at
toilet section.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
DOWN STAIRS
IN TOY LAND.

You'll find besides the dazzling
array which may be seen in our
Kaleidoscope window display, the
thousand and one things which de-
light the eyes and hearts of the
little tots, amuse older children,
and interest the grown up folks.
Busy as busy can be there already.
Imagine what that means later
crowded, rushed. Better buy now
before the jostling time comes, for
no matter how good natured and
pleasant the crowd, you have to
elbow through, may be. There's
not the same satisfaction nor
pleasure in choosing-can't see the
assortment-and just what you
want is likely to be gone at that
time. Take time by the fore1ock
and buy now, and later you'll
thank us for having taken our adj
vice.
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Reads as Follows:

Christmas cards, calendars, dress
ing cases, shaving, manicure and
toilet sets; collar, cuff, handker-
chief, necktie, glove and cigar
boxes; photograph holders, photo;
scrap and autograph albums;
bronze, iron and olive wood ink
stands, fancy candlesticks, medal
lion and other style pictures; per-
fumery in boxes, gems from popu-
lar authors in booklet style; plas-
ter of paris busts, etc, etc.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
THE PRETTY WHITE
BOOTH.

With its fascinating and daz-
cling array of choice yet inexpen-
sive gift articles grows in public
favor each day. To the left of the
main entrance is the objective
point of many. There seems to be
a magic in the surroundings which
serves to dispel all perplexities
which may have beset the visitor
in regard to a choice Of what to
give-an attempt at a partial list
of the myriad of articles to be
found there
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Some Sharp
Price Cutting
IN MILLINERY.

We've made it an iron-clad rule
here that millinery shall not grow
old on our hands. A time limit is
put on all trimmed hats and if
within a reasonable time from
their production they're not dis
posed of with the many we place a
price on them that will sell them.
No goods carried over from one
season to the next in this line
either, hence no apologies for the
deep price cuts which are every
one fair, square reductions, and
the early conner will best enjoy the
benefits which accrue therefrom.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
Linen Centers for
Handkerchief.

The very latest is round, sheer
linen ,kerchief centers, that are to
he finished around with lace; very
nretty effects. Priced, 25c each.
Linen centers, and inches
scvare. sheer and fine, to be fin
;shed around with lace, making
dairty and pretty 'kerchiefs.
Priced. each, 121ac, 162sc and ESQ.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
Our New Line

ia now on display, and consists OF
silk and satin covered web, with
elastic and the finest quality kid
ends. also fancy cotton and silk
web. some plain, in the latest col
orings; others with fleur de lis and
other attractive patterns in con-
trast; all have the very finest high
IL nlated slides and buckles and
natent cast-off. Priced, according
70 styIe and quality, at Csc, Sue,
75c, ST., $1.5O, So and up.
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Infants
Long
EiderdOWn
Coats,
$l.25. values
For Csc

These snappy days mean colds
for the little tots if they're not
warmly attired. These coats are
for ages 6 months to 4 years; are
of a feecy, firm, heavy cotton
eiderdown, in colors red, blue, tan,
etc., with large collar forming
cape, edged around with long,
silky, wavy, white angora fur. Spe-
cial to-day at csc.
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La Ledinsaute

is a pure French rice powder.
Comes in flesh, white and cream,
adheres to the skin and imparts to
it a ve1vety softness and the
bloom of youth. Is a perfectly
harmless preparation of high
grade at small price. Csc.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
LADIES' BELTS.

Mexican hand-carved leather
belts. Price, SOC and 75c each.
Dog collar belts, the latest fad
metal mounted. Price, $1.25 each.
Patent leather belts, 3 styles.
Priced, Csc, SOC and Use each.
Fancy colored elastic belts
Priced, Csc each.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
Fur COllarettes
Special Value
At S2.O5.

Co11arettes of fur are one of
fashions most approved garments
for the season; those here quoted
are of sea1skin, with ample sweep
of cape for warmth, high storm
collar, and lined with attractive
figured metallic lining. Price,
$2.95.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
Crepe Paper.

Dennison's Imperial crepe paper,
2O1a inches wide and 10 feet long
pieces. We show 20 beautiful
shades for Christmas decorating.
Priced, per roll, 12hc.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
LiStOrel

is a popular tooth powder, con-
tanning a great percentage OF lis
terine, one of the best astringent
antiseptics known. A most health
full dentifrice. Put up in large
bottle at a small price. Csc per
bottle.
The record-union., 1899-12-04

best be made. They're at the very
tip-top Of fashion, and not a bit
like the sort that bears READY
made" all over them. The tailoring
is superb, self strap and stitching
finish, silk lined, made of rich
kersey cloth in co1ors castor, royal
and brown.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
Mems Fancy
SuSDenderS

perform a great part in holiday
gifts for men. This seasons pro-
auctions, however, have compIete-
ly ec1ipsed any former showing In
this line; they're far and away diff
erent from the conventional old
stvle embroidered goods.
The record-union., 1899-12-04

and Fever is a bottle of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron and quinine
in tasteless form. No cure--no pay.
Price, SO cents.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Postoffice at Sacra-
mento, December 4, 1899.
T,ADIEU LIST
The record-union., 1899-12-04

Continued from Sixth Page.)
The record-union., 1899-12-04
Laces,
Footing and
Insertion,
ValenCiennes
and Mechlin.

For finishing linen handker-
chief centers-a great variety of
patterns in both the Valenciennes
and the new mechlin 1aces and in
sertions, in fine new dainty pat
terms, in widths from y to rs
inches. Priced from S1sc to Csc
the yard.
Plain white footing, in various
widths. Priced, per yard, Sc, sc
and 6Hc.
Feather BOas.
Ostrich feather boas are in high
favor again this season. We pur-
chased ours prior to the raise in
price of raw stock, consequently
the following moderate prices pre-
vail. They're full feathered, curly
and glossy.
The IS-inch lengths. Priced,
$1.9S, So, $3.50, $3.50 and SIS.
The 36-inch lengths. Priced. 81,
$3.50, SO, $12.5O and up to $25.
The record-union., 1899-12-04

your tai1or-made suits and for
holiday gifts. They're made storm
collar depth in the horseshoe
shape, finished in front at ends
with head and cluster of tails;
are in a rich brown or gray stone
marten fur. Priced, 81.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
The Rast prescrintIon for Malaria

1t should be understood that a ticket
scalper doesn't tomahawk his wares.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
|Nobby
|Kersey
Coats,
$1,000

| It's on j u 8 t
such garments
as our SO grade
that comparison
of values in diff
ferenf stores can
The record-union., 1899-12-04
Lot :3.-At S1.O5.

Consists of an almost irresisti-
bly, handsome line of misses and
chi1dren's styHshly trimmed bits
Of headgear which bore the origi-
nal selling marks SIS, $3.50 and
1913. Now reduced to $1.95.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
WOmen's Golf and
Trimmed Hats.

Every hat in this line has been
handled and inspected and many
of them have Jared as mercilessly
almost under the reduction pencil
as have the children's goods feat
ures. Beauties in the trimmed hat
line, in styles and colors Of the
seasons best, and the most popular
styles in that popular sort (golf)
will be found to bear on their new
tickets the half value prices and
1oeS
The record-union., 1899-12-04
Pretty Trimmed Hats

The result Of the work Of the re-
duction pencil, on misses and chill
dren's prettily and styishly trim
med hats is 3 LOTS and 3 PRICES.
They're fe1ts of various colors and
shapes, and some few velvet crea-
) lions. The adornment, ribbons,
velvets and feathers.
Lot lat csc.
is pretty lot of children's fancy
trimmed felts reduced from their
regular selling prices, $3.50, $2.75
and 1925, and reduced to csc.
Lot 2.-At S1.45.
A lot Of sensibly and stylishly
trimmed French felt shapes for
misses and children. Sold regu-
) larly for $3.50, 1878 and 81. Re-
duced to $1.45.
The record-union., 1899-12-04

Have a gallon of Glenbrook whisky,
So, sent home. Blauth, 4O7 K st.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
C,AI.AvERAS COUNTY.

Amador Ledger: In the croscutting
in the 100 foot level of the Ford mine
on Monday a rich strike was made.
which was most welcome news to the
stockholders. 1t is found on the foot
The record-union., 1899-12-04
Feathers at Cut Prices.


And in cutting these prices you'll
no doubt note the fact that in
trinsic value, cost and former sell
ing price has been completely lost
sight of Excepting in comparison)
in the broad gulf which separates
those considerations from the re-
duced prices at which such goods
as these will quickly go.
About 60 punches of fancies in
feathers, clusters of quilts and soft
feathers in spangled effects and in
a variety of mixtures and colors,
gray, green, tan, brown, black and
white. Sold regularly from Csc to
SOC. REDUCED TO CLOSE AT SC.
Bunch of 9 soft coque quilts with
) wings and bird in combination in
black. Regular price, Toe. H.
DUCED TO CLOSE AT 35c.
Fancy feather pom pom effects,
all desirable new colorings. Reg
ularly priced So. REDUCED TO
CLOSE AT Use.
Curled fancies, various colors, on
quill 1S inches long. Sold regu-
lar1y at Use and 81. REDUCED TO
CLOSE AT 3Sc.
Hack1e feathers, breast and
sweeping effects. Regular price,
$3.50. REDUCED TO CLOSE AT
CSC.
Sweeping effects in hackle, pref
ty mixtures, sold for So. RE-
DUCED TO CLOSE AT 75c.
Fancy soft curling feather eff
fects; green, purple, new blue, red
and mixtures. Sold for 81 .5O. Re-
DUCED TO CLOSE AT CSC.
Large lot of fine. soft feather
fancies; wing, quill and breast eff
fects. Sold for Csc and Use. RE-
DUCED TO CLOSE AT 1Oc.
Dress Shapes.
Fine French felt and satin fin
ished dress shapes for women, in
castor, brown, tan and various
popular shades. Sold regularly
from $1.25 to $3.50. REDUCED
TO CLOSE, CSC and 95c.
The record-union., 1899-12-04
Stone
Marten
Neck
Scarfs,.
$500

These cluster
tail scarfs are
Just the thing
to wear with
The record-union., 1899-12-04

portant that such a reserve, represent
ing the Whole country and related di-
rectly to the national naval establish
ment, should be fostered and made
ready for call
The record-union., 1899-12-04

Some are weatherwise, some are
otherwise" You will be among the
wiseacres if you fortify yourself against
sickness, and prepare for winters con-
finement by taking Hoods Sarparilla
now.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-19
The Silver Standard in Mexico.

We consider the silver standard a
blessing for this country, and we do not
prefer the gold standard 10, Mexico. We
do, however, prefer it Tor the United
States, for the reason tha' our interests
and our welfare ars now bound up in
this republic, and it ls to the interest OF
Mexico that the United s'ates continue
on it's present basis. The advantage
which otherwise might accrue to that
country now lie commencing to come to
this. While the one is standing stlll, or
retrogressing, the other is forging ahead
at most tremendous pace; and that
progress, though it might hot be alto
gether stopped, would receive serious
check were the United States to make
change in its monetary system. We
formed our faith on what appears to US to
be.su bstantial reasons. Wa consider the
silver standard blessing Tor Mexico be-
cause:
1t is furnishing currency which is
not constantly appreciat,ng in value, to
the detriment OF ali other forms oi
wealth.
1t lie furnishing currency whicL can
not be corneTed, manipulated and con-
trolled by the few to.the injury OF the
many.
1t is enabling the producing glasses. Il
the republic to realize from their pro-
ducts more thrn the cost OF production
1t lie setting in motion the wheels o.
progress, and attracting To this country
by reason OF the immense advantage al
fordsd by the difference in exchange, thI
idle capital oil the geld Standard coun'
tries
1t lie the main and paramount cause II
THE Awakening ol the Nation;" in en-
abling her TO take on new life and activ
ity in. overcoming the ejrcts OF ages o
oppression, strife aud turmoil; in taking
hsr stand on an equality with the ma
tions o! the modern wo.', in short, II |
the maiBspring which !. .ng in mo
tion the worKinls. Anu ere are othe
reasons.-Tne Two R. p b..cs Mexican
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-19
Ths:Trust Prospect.

That the trust uusibess is being over
done is evident from IL apprehsnsive
tone of New York pap which for sew
eral wears has maintsiRer that trusts are
philanthrupIe institutes, conducted
Sholly in tie inieIes, OF the public.
This newspaper now in ui''nSies that 1t lie
possible 10 have tos much of . good
thing. and advises the trust promoters to
give over the activity for the present.
Fhe waning comes zone too socn. A
mash is about due in soma OF the highly
EAtersd "industIials'' Which have grow
ing competition to face Bat the con-
Germs which will collapse are precisely
he once which did no harm, because
they are not monopolies. The real, iroO.
clad t:usts OF the Stsud.'I Oil variety
are in no danger from campetition, nor
do they fear the law. as xs have teen in
Ohio and New York. In other words, G
frost which does MT enjoy q substan-
tial monopoly lie perfectly safe. 1t may
rob right and lefl without lear OF com.
petitoIs OF Of Griggs. attorney general,
The little fellows will get the worst Of it
as usual.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-19

Drum these dates into Jour head. June
S and 6. Ga those dave at Albany there
will be more footing Of torns in Albany
than ever before in either the city or the
state on a single occasion The first
band tournament will be held in Ihis
eIty. and let us show the rest Of the
world that ws appreciate the fact by Civ.
ing the bands the bleges, reception ever
given in the city. 1t will bring people
here from many parts of the state. and
the city should leave uOthinR uDdone to
make the occasion one they will femem-
her
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-19

Happy is the man or woman who can
eat good hearty meal without suffering
after wards. II You cannot do it, take
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests what
you eat, and cures all forms of dyspepsia
and indigestion. Foshay q Mason.
II you have Acough, thoart irritation
weak l1ngs. pain in thu chest, difficult
breathing, Group or hoarseness, let as suR-
gest One Minute Cough Cure. Always
reliable and safe. Foshay & Mason
Before The discovery Of One Minute
Cough Cure, minister's were greatly dis
turbed by coughing congregations. No
excuse for it now. Foshay & Mason
"Give me liver regulator and | can
regulate the world" sid genius. The
dru gRist handed him bottle Of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. the famous little pills.
Foshay & Mason.
J. Sheer. SedaIia, Mo-, conductor on
ctr ic street car line, writes that bis little
u gbt er was very low with Group, and her
ed afIer ali physicians had failed
using Cne Mindte Cough Cure.
Fs Mason
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-19

New York CItv is conceded By all men
Of all parties TO be the money center
Of the United States. Ia fart the Clear.
ing House reports bear this out. In
New York City there are also more mill,
iouaires than in any other city in the
world-And more poveriy and crime. also.
In truth there are more evictionrs of
tenant1 in New York City alone. than in
Ireland. AID yet it is the Moo York City
boOdlers that want to dominate and die
tate the politics of sil the balance OF the
country. Let every progressive and
eArpest bimetalis. in the land put his
kibosh. on the attempts oflthese Moo Yor
rick City boodleIs TO dictate the mai
ional platform next year.-Ex.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-19
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.

The Filipinos continue TO show fight,
that Is, the few millions that are left
1t looks as il they will never give mp, but
they will. Nothing else can follow.
The position Of this wars peculiar in its
character has on the pages Of history
will be full OF interest. There probably
has never been q case libe il. 1t will
also be matter Of much interest to zee
whether the Filipino will advance as
fast under the United States as the Ind
ian has, practically at a standstiIl out
side OF the Indian schools. So far as
civilization goes there is not much off
ference between them, wi at little there
is being in favor of the Indian.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-19

Tue powerful cinch that the whEskey
trust has on the McHAnna goIliz,d sd.
minisiration, is plainly shoEn oy the
t&es that even congress is poEesless to
pass any Law, and have il ebIJrc-d, that
will take dollars cut Of the uaE OF ths,
trgsi The aitornsy-SenerAl Gays tha,
the army canteeu.must not be abolished.
''Cau;een" means saloop 60 the sns.
diers can have tire blessed p'iyi- ese Of
"bllwiug in tie thirteen dollars a
month TO enrich the Nh'skeg SIN
ply because the whiskey rust donated
literally to the boolle to fund 10 elec,
Hannar's President Courier. Herald.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-05-19

Denmark makes q clear distinction
between the lhrifIless aud the respee-
table poor. The former are treated Ike
American paupers. Tie lsttsi never
eroes q poorhouse threshhold. II dee
titute, they receive pension ranging
from two pounds dftseu shillinxs to six
teen pounds sixteen shillings q year;
and, IL too feeble to look after them
selves, they ere PLACID in an old-AEs
home.-Ex.