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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
A GERMAN Observation-Disclosures
Berlin Cathedral, Where the Rulers o.
the Land Will he Reinterred

Berlin Cathedral, Where the Rulers of
the Land Will BE Reinforced.
The immense cathedral at Berlin.
into which the German Emperor will
gather the remains of his ancestors,
as the English monarchs are now en-
tombed in Westminster Abbey, is rap
Idly nearing completion and will soon
be ready for its formal dedication.
This superb work, fit, indeed, for the
tomb of line of kings, has already
cost upward of S4,000,O0O and is the
most notable architectural triumph In
Berlin. The remains of the Emperor's
forefathers are at present entombe,l
In remote places. Frederick William
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
Measurement.

at is impossible for man TO meas.
ure- the influences which single in.
dividual can exert in this world"
That's right" answered Senator
Sorghum; I've known a man to get
as much as hundred dollars for n
vote when it wasn't worth ten."-
Washington Star.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

The work on the New York subway
neafe,y brought to standstfrl nj
ago 1t by,e dolls five.cenf hat. All
anot.dy for an extensive blast PEG.
rec' the vicinity We're fleeing at the
.ssht Of an Italian waving u piece of
red cloth fastened to stick. Tie
workman in the trench waited for the
signal to send off the blast But the
signal did not come. Something had
happened. A three-year-old girl wa.
being dragged to a place of safety b,
two poorly dressed women, when the
green-feathercd hat of her pitiful dol
fell into the street. The Italian drop
ped his flag as he heard the child
scream with grief and saw the catas.
trophe. He seized the hat, rushed
across the street, gave it to the mother.
and in a moment the flag waved and
the arrested work went on.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

South American republics should not
forget that there are two sides to the
Monroe doctrine. 1t affords protection
and at the same time imposes obliga.
lions. Because our policy saves these
countries from the fear of acquisition
by European monarchics, it does not
release them from the obligations of
courtesy and good behavior toward the
other nations Of the world.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

! One of the things in this changing
world that ought to be preserved invlo-
late against the touch Of innovation is
apple pie. Properly constructed, with
an Ingenious regard for hygiene and
FOR pleasing taste, an apple pie is the
very apotheosis of cookery, and no to.
ken Of Wedern degeneracy is more
.nooa,a fh.-.r. ..1parent than the great
scarcity Of the sort of intelligence and
discrimination necessary to the pro-
duction of apple pie, pure and undo
filed, and Invested of all adjuncts and
appurtenances which vitiate the palate
and impair the digestion.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

to blame. And he can freshen his spy
it and revive his energies by searching
out ways TO do a little good. Loeb, If
he had become the friend and helper Of
children, or had made it his business
to be special providence to some poor
family in his neighborhood, would not
have been troubled with the despond-
ency that led him to the disgraceful
\ crime of suicide.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
THO Argument Of Monopo1ists,

There is not much chance that the
tariff will be revised at the session Of
Congress that ends as soon as the 4th
of March next. The opinion of the
majority of Republican Congressman
seems to be that during n time Of pros
peiity ii would not do to NEEDLE with
the tariff. And, of course. it would
never do at all when times are hard.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

The courts have decided that one
legged man may, by the use of proper
appliances, be almost as good as new.
Perhaps the Judge was having rheu-
matte twinges at the time the decision
was handed down,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

A woman is advertising In papers
for a home In family where there
are no children, no washing and good
wages" She should explain whether
she will be satisfied with brussels car
pet in her room or whether she prefers
oriental rugs.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

A prober into startling facts makes
the astonishing statement that it costs
as much yearly to keep dog as it does
to keep sixty hens, and thirty hens will
lay 5000 eggs while dog will not lay
any. Go to the head.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

An excited Halifax paper has infor-
nation of plot on the part of Uncle
Sam to annex CANADA, and calls Cor
an army of 100000 to repel the Yankee
invader. If you doubt this you can
go to Halifax-and ask the editor.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
PICTURESQUE PREACHERS.
Religious Partnership of the Morrill,
Twins Enlcd by Death.

The most remarkable religious CO.
partnership of modern times came to
an end the other day when Rev. Hor-
ace Morrill,, one of the famous "Rev.
Morrill, twins" died in Nebraska
town. The "Rev. Morrill, twins" as
they called themselves, We're known in
almost every city and town in the Uni
ted States, throughout large part of
Europe and in Canada. They We're reg
ularly ordained Baptist ministers and
early took up evangelization work.
They labored for time in the slums
Of New York, becoming particularly
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
THE TRUST NO NEW DANGER.
Byn. E. Ingalls, President Big Four Runxay

Is there danger in the future from
the great business combinations that
are now being made-from the trustsi
You hear it on every street corner. AT
every gathering men are inquiring and
discussing it. Has the struggle between
capital and labor actually commenced
and Is the conflict irrepressible? My
observation in the last twenty-five years
has been that labor has steadily won
and capital lost in the struggle which
always exists more or less. The COM
pensation of labor has constantly risen,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

A scientific person who has been in
vestigating the phenomena of sleep
reaches the conclusion that many peo-
pie go through life without ever having
been really wide awake.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
INFLUENCE OF TIE CHURCH DECLINING.
BY PreyIdeut G. ~. r

President G. ". Eliot of Harvard University.
We Americans are face to face with
the lamentable and extraordinary fact
that the influence of the church has WIS.,
IDLY declined in our generation. The
Protestant churches are too intellectual
and too emotional on the part of the
teacher or preacher. and call for too lit
tie of personal exertion on the part of
the recipient of the Inspiration. The
emotional side of religious teaching is
highly developed, and this is especially
true of the Methodist denomination. 1t
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
EXPLORER NEARLY DIED
IN TKIBET'S RAREFIED AIR,

-Four members of the Swedish tray.
elers' party died on his recent explora-
ton trip in Europe from the effects Of
the rarefied atmosphere there, even the
valleys being higher than Mont Blanc
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

Another woman has been poisoned
by eating candy sent to her through
the mail. Evidently she did not read
the newspapers.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

Another express flyer has gone Into
the ditch. But what of 1t? We must
keep hustling, no matter what chances
we take.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

st. Louis will make tremendous hit
If 1t can secure the attendance of the
ahkoond of Swat also at the worlds
fair In 1904,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

Clothes may not make the man, but
the boy who puts on his first top hat
thinks they help n lot.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

Argument Is Good in Either case.
No argument can be presented for
the removal of the tariff on anthra-
cite coal that cannot with equal pro-
priety be urcd for the removal of the
tariff on bituminous coal-eXcept that
the first is suddenly become exceeding
ly Notwithstanding News.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

John L. Sullivan says this is thank
less world. Still, there are foolish poo
pie who would be willing to take ST.
100000 and call 1t quite generous.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

man likes to hear woman say
she has never been kissed, even If he
doesn't believe 1t.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
COLDS AND THEIR CAUSES.

Z.
Many people are always taking cold. To avoid colds
we are warned to beware of drafts, feet, sudden
changes of temperature and forth and the advice Is
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
JOHN CHlNAMAN's WAY.

How Customer Got His Laundry
After Two Years.
The ways Of the Chinaman are mys
FERROUS. While there is no new thought
in this statement, its truth can be
--.ahililes ouu,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

Why not prohibit shooting deer, and
thereby save the lives of many hunters
who are mistaken for them?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
POSSIBILITIES OF AGRICULTURE.

by Secretary OF AgrIcuIfHre James
Agriculture is vast field and only the smallest part of
has yet been covered The government is devotng spe
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
Why Build Good Roadss

The first bill introduced into the
House of Representatives was one to
appropriate money for the establish
mcnt in the Department of Agriculture
of bureau of good roads. Good roads.
we are told, would do good to all men.
But why have good roads? Do we
really believe in them? They are GER
tainly opposed to our system Of gov
eminent which builds tariff walls and
barb wire fences between us and for,
eigners. Our tariff walls are harder to
cross with goods than the highest
mountain range or the widest ocean.
A pound of sugar can be carried from
the Philippines to the United States
for one-half cent, but cannot be gotten
over the tariff wall for less than about
two cents. Why build good roads to
cheaper the cost of transporting goods
when we are living behind artificial
barriers to obstruct the passage Of
goods? Why not abolish the tariff
wall?
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

Some people seem to think You ought
to pay rent Tor the place you occupy
in their daily thoughts.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

Hcdin saved himself only by keeping
immovable in his saddle from morning
to night. The party found even the
small exertion involved In buttoninc
coat painful, owing to the effect of
the air on the heart. Two members
died gradually from the feet upward.
the brain being attacked last. The re.
cent trip was Hedins second in Thibet.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

A good epitaph is all right in Its
place, but it comes so late.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

feelings aroused by exciting pity arousing my
or stirring my Indignation unless go and do some
thing about it.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

" whirlpool tobacco. for
which the United States annually paid nearly SsoOOOO
Ihere are now $4,000 acres of it in Connecticut Massa
chusetts These scientists trying to discover
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

The average man doesn't amount to
much when measured by his neighlor's
standard,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31


Reform League Republican,. :,
The National Civil Service Reform
League Mt convention just held In
Philadelphia, commends the policy of
President Roosevelt in making Federal
appointments.
The League did not resolve on the
Endorsement of the notorious Addicks,
nor did it say anything about the
saturnalia of pernicious activity on the
part of the Federal officials in Wiscon-
sin, which even the Republican con-
vention of that State denounced rs Sin
fragrant violation of civil service laws
in attempts to forestall conventions
and caucuses of the party and assisting
professional lobbyists before the leg
islature and elsewhere in defeating
legislation in REPUTATION of party
pledges
AS President Roosevelt has not re-
moved these officials, in spite of their
fragrant disregard of civil service
laws" it is fair to presume that the
League is willing to condone any such
lapse of virtue. if 1t is only Republic
can that offends.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31
That is when the tariff is expected to
bring the country out of the soup. And
there you are.-Peoria Journal.
Increase of Socialism.

Increase of Socialism.
The Republicans are looking for an
explanation of the great increase In
the Socialist vote at the recent cleo
ton. The party of Stand Patters" In
special privileges and distributor Of
vested wrongs need not look far for
the explanation. Henry Fawcett gave
1t when he said:
1T has been repeatedly shown that
the friends of revolutionary changes
derivetheir motive power from the big
oted opponents of progress and from
the stubborn upholders of unwise laws
and unjust privileges. 1t might as
well be supposed that the railway en-
ginc would move If 1t were deprived
of steam; that wheat could grow with
ont soil, or that man could live with
out food, as to imagine that reyolu-
tionary propagandism could be main
tained II it We're not kept alive bys
the recollection of some wrong infiict-
ed and by the continuance of some
evil unrcdressed"
Not only will socialism continue to
increase rapidly, but 1t will soon be
the law Of the land IL effective meas
ures are not taken to curb the power
of the trusts. The people may do
some foolish things and jump In wrong
directions when they see danger
ahead, but they will not much longer
stand still while the trusts plumber
them. Possibly Herbert Spencer was
right when, in 1894, he said: THE
movement toward dissolution Of exist
ing social forms and reorganization
on a Socialistic basis l believe to be
irresistible" He then prophesied
civil war, immense bloodshed, and
eventually military despotism Of the
severest type"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-12-31

The Empress of Germany has spe-
cial bodyguard, consisting of twenty
four picked soldiers, from the tallest
men Of the lofty imperial guard.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07
TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK q usaa 4 Go :
&~~kg Arssr~ q Trade l&st ws~s
sags
E2-se G Iae z.aary aasA~t. faYgrahis
FROG sr1a pests and ruaai-ncr abfua &
Ae~ tle ezegaFastAg features shleh
-4iar.sa The datastias elsHears of
aase can4lctn AA4 ahssAsuaAhis YEA
tAes Or retail trade a. EAAy p.siata
&-ects q lEo depressing lnaassec~
Az aut te4nE srealY fely. h-eansr gheg
az he'lrtrd 70 b. onlY yrmparary ass
-anaseure h. Expressed that whh ths
c~tanptiun q work And agrmsl gsas
9crature tArsr wtl B~ = fvtura o. tAs
ie~sai Distribution u uassehAn5tsr
usspl,e the short cora crop hass fv2s
'hs large Yield * wheat ana hisA
prices gov both resulted ia tAe bsss va
lr fur Tho cFnps ever srcessrs. ahfef
means that ,hs agricultural seegA1aa
tse pruspcroaa aEA ogseg taa7agg4 --
mast share the tpstasg ~ gzrswasrs
talSS q p-u3srts
stoeks e texfs,r tastt-a nrv see a.
,nmuia;iag although fkp uafsrts az
srtrvg-lv sslet rD-raflz ts4s5as
rate Re fz.rly satlsfa-.orv. tst s4sarfs
Z rcftc1 goods are s=-aE P-s
-ictAa arr can ass an haaret wsts
be- si'zaf 20 azsessIr4 e. o. zee sFt=ts
'oy to- fan CsstA.ss uae 4ta-fa-ers
are sa-raAsias uao.ea ress ia zs
~-atsa- c7'r ass -rfsss Asate- re- sr
.ar '~at.=z -aa as-.ss .z-raa- ts- s.s
.7sfse tsEa-3s eess s-7as1s--
Ora = 20 =af- ss.s ~
-asrs eAsT IL t- ~-e& ufs was
7'' rassi1 vSgEt.ssE stcvst 20 re- "a
'-f - aeAt ssF ~a ~ s5Fst Tezs es~
neat uas 81 ssT. r--esrts sst.es e..
creased -1at~r4i1y fa- aaav weuss
p rezs Ea-isea ~its fts5 vsars ~sr~
7eent SgaE~gs tAe r-asa IA
'7st ia opftaz t-aziar Atsea-A -o-s
s-@r bed
Fais4rFs - tA- ussk zz-se-..1 fsf
"a - Tastes stasss. ass -ss tty f.s.
rear. a72 % "a Cs-ssa ara.aas p .
War azu
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

taseaEe, Jane i--Jauss A Pat,rs
zayer q Eyaaston. an4 prsmsn.nt
sssr4 u TRADE aqefltor. yv~,ssIay arsa-a.
30 szleevssszl s2ass tse earurf = M
auis. wAieA Azs 3l@inats,5 tie cas- uzs-
Srs sa1se early Last h1 M ersss. Frcg
t,s3 10 Mr. Fatsaa SO De A Az. ...s
na.ei a. SlaoG0 AAest tAs t-.,
EzRcvs = e0En ssEaa e. zszat skvasra.
-ast yeaF 81 aa,sazt a. ~ rrvp sssrt,-g
= as barred iAas sasas aze - tski-,
= 1a - Ny aAes ssIsre3 "a tie Css~,r
HssSss AL sasewAsFe. Paw Ag-sn 70
A@Vaars = steadily arsu.4 Sc q ~.
kss~z taag Mr.. Pastsa was tryi-x q
HoEk oVFssF. "a IL hsr aurrr u L.
tssates N0ard lat nssxuaAsr. M a,-s
ssss Pszsacl to e. So.
Saw that tlans rnarssszs s.-e.--..s -,
Nss7 5sllvsEy &ay alms sAas nastA nav
sFssulascES sAuSEA, ~ hsssa-s IA Az.
~ q Ia cezzer, Il uas sass NJ "a,
srz As4 lassoasa Or lsaaasu 49,.
q - My eTzsa1S Erszyts. tals -.
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sErn SD FrlsssasEy al he suu.-...
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las - asSazag SIR ~ saurus . n~ut,-,
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sasaT'aiT FFarrs Hsrs H1np-f a5salr 4
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07
InAno sLEANINGs.

A new opera house is being built al
Blackfoot.
Bailey Lake, barber. was drowned
At Idaho Falls recently,
Alex Boyd escaped from the county
Jail at Weiser last week.
The school census u Pocatello
which has Just been taken, shows an
enumeration Of 1859 pupils
The Idaho team was defeated by the
University Of Washington by n score
" a. i-s To ~ t-s In athletics last week
The town OF Grangeville subscribed
$500 TO build a ferry over the Salmon
liver where the state wagon bridge col
,apsed
According to adviees from Portland
work on the Lewiston RipSria eNtea
sion u the o. r, 4 \. CO. viii com
mence not later than June Is,
The body Of Edward Ervine. an Eng
ltShman who was drowned in the Paw
cite river year age. was found last
week ON an island in the middle FORK
Il the Payette river.
VIII Riggen. twelve-year-old b0y
Il Haley, was recently thrown from a
stcioas horse and struck in the face
~ the beasts hoofs, receiving injuries
Which may prove fatal
More than s.00o, 900 pounds OF Idaho
socl was sold one day last week. the
sales for the day at different points
seiRg welser. 500 600; Payette. 500.
Ros Caldwell 600 600: Boise and
McOntainhone, l.000, 600.
The supreme court has nulliaed the
lr3er q Judge Steele Of the Second
district In permanently aisharring At
scrney Geo, w. Goode. Of Grangeville
and In suspending Attorney Clay Ne
Vance q the same place for one year
Prank Millions. a Short Line brake
aaan. lost his life near Boise last week
The train was running under a bridge
a mila below Boise Millions forgot
he bridge was Low and was struck OF
he head. DYING shortly after being TAX
a to the hospital
O&eerS are searching the Payett,
valley and all roads leading beyond in
search q two clever men Who broke
all ~ Boise. The men are Dan Daily.
reid for horsestealing. And Henry Hen
sen, held for stealing A J. MeNAee's
,aotaes frcn the Overland hotel
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07

pv ilear.ivn jordan, medical en-
a. iasr toF tie L :. treasury depart
n,ent, graduate 81 Columbia college
ani ~ho ssfvvi Tires years al Wet
P,.iat. has tie ioliawiEg 10 cay 1t fs-
Fana
..AHo~ me 70 express my gratitude
10 Noa tsr the h<eetlt derived tfofSi
So1r ~Oa4e Ffai rrmsdS. Oae sh0rt
gnoGth has eFoeGht torth asAst Sha@Ev
ana NV coaSiteT my self eel maj
amer moaths u suffering. fslhS~
sufferers, Psruna - III sure yea"
PvrcaA iaasesiiatr.y lnsisst4ie- The
Eerve cpnieFs ~hiSh give vitality 10 ihe
nacvas aseasFaurs. Th~a oAtArfA a.s-
appears. Thea eatAFFA i p~rnAsrn'ly
cgFvsl.
A tree hsok ~rittea - Dr. fisrtmsa
Ga tho saAtrlt ~ cataFVh IN its differ
enx Ph1ses EaS stagrs. eli be sal
tree te Hny sadfSss - Tbs Prruna
Ae1ASine Co. Colanbas, Oaio-
Catafth = sys,rm4tse di-ass cara
lie saIy ~ a sysirmAsse Ig~sEErnt, A
rvHa-.y iAat casvs eatAgrh mest ain
4lfsciiy a. tAr depressed serve cvntuFs
Z Tia y sAAt FuragA 4~s.
Il ya4 a. zas derive Prumps and sat-
I ssAsttry results irsn tho COO u fvruha
~rsar a. eec~ 10 IT.. HastmAa. sivlus q
fzll slstr@eas 81 reaf cA-e saA be : ~
( se PLEASED 30 give 80 be sAiaabs~ 49,
face Eratss-
AA4rs-s r.. HArtmaz. psvaAt~ni u
lie HAra4 a. ~AA llAFtaaa. Cosgas hsls. u
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-07
OREGON NorES.

James Li1wen 4 weu-known citizen
q Astoria. Is dead
TIE Coral carnival q the C. A r
tnd W. r c, 81 Yamhiu ooan,y opened
n McMiaRville last week ana vas a
great success
The oreEcn Short Llue will spena
setween $500 90 aad Saoe. go In track
sstierneatS this year. over ard aoove
he usual maintenance work.
Over ia.e0e 0oo feet q humber vas
shipped frOEa Portland hy water Va the
month e NAY. ThiS breaks an Prev
'us reCc~as for the port The shin
rents 70 the GREAT. Siberia ard Hawai-
alone rcaohe.i total q over 800 sac
feet While nearly 1.aoa. 60 feet weay
eoAstwise 10 California ports
Foar PeOR,e we're drowned last wees
ey TIE eAPSiainE u = rowboat n TIE
Columbia river near Marvia's Rsus
twelve nises above IAneua TIE
arownesl are Herbert Martha. arad q.
ivy Martin, aged ls, ILlly narhee.
Age1 -, Nellie nslrsse. asesl Is.
Sylvester Fennoyer. governnr e
oreson trom ISSs 10 ISSt died sudden
y last Sees a. bis hose IA Pavtans
tsosa heart trO1his- He had hesa ln
PNor AsaHh Tor TIE rast year. ans
swat = great part q his tiuze ca ais
farm He wss soza4 lyfnw On the aoo-
Etih rsllow unEe- lis bad. C,vr~r.
n FenRoyer vas hcvn IN TempSins
7oaaty, NeE YORK JAY ( 1871. ana
Eas therefore IN his list year.