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penniless. Not long SIR ROBERT PEEL.
since his numerous creditors, hoping to
get something out Of the wreck, Of
fered to settle on basis Of Z cents on
the dollar. Sir Robert couldn't raise
the money. :., j..
He has had experience with the d.
vorce court as we'll as with the bank
ruptcy court. He married one of the
prettiest girls in Europe, Mercedes,
daughter of the Baroness de Graffen-
reid, Of Switzerland. But she could
not tolerate his conduct and two years
ago they separated and Mercedes sued
for divorce. - ''>'.'.
While his money lasted Sir Robert
was the fastest thing in London. He
stood in a class by himself and his
spending procliyities were a sensation.
He was one Of many others who were
smitten with the charms of Mrs. Lang
try and both we're familiar figures In
the Casino at Sieppe, France, where
there are little horses to be played.
Latterly Sir Robert has been making
desperate efforts to dispose Of the fam
lily treasures. He disposed of splen-
did library, making the remark, which
sufficiently indicates his character, that
as far the practical use of library
room was concerned it might as well
be filed with sham volumes as real
ones. ..sf.- 49,: .,-.,- 5t--,, -.r5s,s
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Why Jason Was Late for School

why Jason Was Late for School
School teachers get some curious
written excuses for absence. Here is
one: - .s.=: ..5-I. .$s 5S
mister sir, my Jason had to be late
to-day. It is his bizness to milk our
cow. She kicked Jase in the back to-
day when he wasn't looking or think
ing Of her actin so; he thot his back
was broke, but it amt. But it is black
and blue, and the pane kept him late;
We would get rid Of that COW ifz we
could. This is the fourth time she
kicked Jase, but never kicked him late
before. So excuse him Tor me. 8
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a great educational factor. It not only
enlarges and expands the mail facilities,
but marks the development and evolution
Of newspaper and magazine reading
wherever it is established.
1t also stimulates an interest in better
roads and encourages better public roads.
1t also enhances the value of property
in the rural districts, and promotes hap
piness among the country people in their
satisfaction with their surroundings.
Eventually believe that the rural free
delivery will discourage the tendency to
congregate in towns and cities and will
encourage contentment with rural life.
It is also one Of the evidences Of our
advancing civilization, and -maxks the
progress Of the country in social life.5.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-07-11
Carried 1t One Step Farther.

Tommy was given a new diary, and
encouraged to set down each days do
ings. He was very proud Of it, says
the Detroit Free Press, and determined
to keep it faithfully.
The first day he wrote: "Got up at
Z" and then continued to record incl
dents of the day. At his fathers sug-
gestion, he took it to his teacher for
approval. r.
She did not like the phrase ''got up"
Don't say got up Tommy" she said.
'"The sun doesn't get up; it rises" g.
When he retired that night Tommy
remembered his lesson, and wrote care
fully in his diary, "Set at 81 ~
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suppose time, population and wealth has
given opportunity to establish proper
foundation for comfortable locomotion
for the wet as we'll as the dry season,
we find the condition nearly as deplora-
bic as in the more recently settled areas.
Why is it that with fine farms, with
substantial buildings for man and beast,
with railroad lines cutting the country in
every direction, and with billions added
each year to the permanent wealth Of
the country, there is so little in the per-
manent improvement Of our roads? I'm
der the system prevalent the citizens Of
many districts spend their time and oc-
casionally some misdirected energy on the
roads, when they run out Of job at
home. regardless of the voice Of the
"road" to ''come and mend me and I will
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-07-11

"'Mr. Cramp, in what school Of naval
architecture were you educated?
"'Your majesty I answered, 4 was
educated in my fathers yards. He was
educated in his fathers yards. We
founded school of naval architecture. =
'What put that into my head will
never know" continued Mr.. Cramp, ac-
cording to the New York Times, "but
it took the trick. The Car caught me
by the hand and said: Mr.. Cramp, you
were educated in the school that an
glad to have build ships for my navy"
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ELECTION OF SENATOR'S.
BY Senator william z. Mason.

I am opposed to
the e elton of
United States Sen
ators by the Legis-
latures of the sew
eral States, and am
Of the opinion that
som e legislation
looking to their
election by the vote
Of the people should
be enacted by Con-
rrpSS
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-07-11
WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
National Church and National Mauso-
leum of Great Britain.

Westminster Abbey, the national
church Of England, wherein Edward
VIII would have been crowned King OF
England had not his untimely illness
made necessary the postponement of
that event, is perhaps the most inter-
esting sacred editice Of the world. The
architecture, the historical associations
structure have formed themes for dis
cussions and writings through a sue
cessiOn Of ages.
At an ancient period. long before any
part of the present building was in ex-
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-07-11

Cubans are not capable Of governing
themselves do not know the latter day
blood that flows in the veins of the Span
ish. Patriotism and love Of country al
ways will prevail among the Cubans in
their effort to make their country great
We will do our best to advance the cause
Of civilization, and we shall of course look
to this country for both moral and prac-
teal support if it is necessary.
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the same name,
who hourished in
the first half Of the
last century, is the
most notable. This
young man, still
only IS, inherited a
fortune Of $780,:
600, together with
the handsome es-
tate Of Drayton
Manor. Now he is
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I am anxious to see the resolution in
troduced in the Senate, to submit to the
people the idea of electing United States
Senators by popular vote, receive favor
able action. In my opinion, the men,
bers Of the United States Senate should
be elected by direct popular vote, the
same as the members of the House Of
Representatives.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-07-11
CUBA CAN GOVERN HERSELF.
BY Tomas Estrada Palma

We propose 10
show to the world
that Cuba, under
the guidance of the
United States, ian
govern herself. I
will guarantee tina:
the people Of Cuba
will constitute a
government free
a n d independent.
But, with it all, the
ties Of love and lib
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MARRIED MEN ARE PREFERRED.
BY Charles n. Schwab.

All things being
equal, the married
man is a better en-
ploye than the sim
gle man. l give him
the preference al.
ways. The great
majority of employ
ers do.
The responsible
ties of the married
man-his wife, chill
d r e n, h o m e
al
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-07-11

Generals, Admirals. courtiers, divines.
men Of letters and other distinguished
personages also find their last resting
place beneath the marble flooring Of
this historic old church.
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PRESIDENT palma

PRESIDENT PALMA. erty and thankful
ness will ever bind US to the people of
this country.
The Cubans will forget all past differ
enccs, and they will pull together in the
future. The people who have said the
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-07-11
sQUANDERED S. 900,

Young English Blood Who Has Tar
nished a Great Name.
Among the men who event the pace''
In England lately Sir Robert Peel, a
descendant of the famous statesman of
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COUNTRY NEEDS IMPROVED ROADS.
BY Thomas 6al

GLOW shall We get where we
want to go through this mudy'
cngrosses the attention Of
large portion Of the population
Of the United States. Even in
the longest settled portions of
our country, where one would
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1902-07-11
RURAL free DELIVERY.
BY LemueI p. Padqett, N.

The benefits Of the establish
ment Of rural free delivery in
any section Of the country are
manifold. In addition to the
convenience Of country people
personally in having their mail
delivered to them, regard it as
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HI. 6artorial Cond ition.

~ HIS 68ftOfIaI (OuU1t1Ous :. y
Mrs. Goodsoul--Are these all the
spring clothes you have, my poor man?
Soiled Spoone II regret ter say, mad
dim, dat I'm standin' in de middle Nv
me trunk at dis moment. Judge. =5
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-02-07
Snaps on Jewelry.

Ladies and Mems Watch Chains,
Finest Rolled Gold Plate and Gold Fill
ed. Guaranteed. were SI.75, $3.50 and
50 30. now 75c and S1.O0. Earrings,
Solid Gold and Rolled Plate, were SIO0
to Sl.15 now 35c. Pins and Brooches
all styles and prices from 75c to 500
now 35c. WTLsoN's Book STORE,
The young people of Columbus gave
a dance of return courtesy to the young
people of Hickman Friday night last
our young people went up and returned
on the transfer Steamer st. Loult.
And report a happy time in every res
pect. Among those making the trip
were: Mr., Nit Shaw and Miss Maud
Parks, Mr.. Kenneth Anderson and Miss
Bess Case. Mr. Charlie Travis and
Miss Mable French. Mr.. Geo. Millit
and Miss Bess French. Mr., Tom
Gardner and Miss Irene Faris, Mr.
Ward Luten and Miss Mary Anderson
Mr.. l.. d. Simmons and Miss Redman,
Mr.. /. H. Swayne and wife, Mr.. Will
Hubbard and Miss Bessie Herring.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-02-07
STRAyED.

Taken up az a stray by K. E. Dodds
4 Bros. living three miles east of Hick-
man on the State road in Fulton Co.
n.y., on the 20th day of Jan. 1902. One
dark bay horse mule about 10 or Is
years old and about 16 hands high.
Appraised at the value of twenty
dollars.
Witness my hand this 23rd day of
Jan. 1902.
At j. W. Mayes.
Taken up as stray by l.. ID. Threld-
keld living on Dresden road about, 21a
miles Southeast OF Hickman, Ky, on
the Arther King farm in Fulton ,Coun-
ty XIV. One yellow Jearsy Steer a.
bout l IL year old no marks no brands,
and valued by Alex Rice at 80 so.
Also one Black and white Jersy
Steer about 1-2 years old and marked
with a split in the right ear, and val
ued by Alex Rice at sl2. so.
Given under my hand as Judge of
Fulton County Court this Jan. 4th. 1902,
II. NJ Kearby, j. +. G. c.
S. ID. Luteu, Clerk.
C. A. Perry, ID. {.
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Elder Dabney will preach at the
Christian church next Sunday.
The Hickman County News ana
Clinton Democrat have consolidated
Embroidery club meets with Mrs
Chas BaltZer this evening.
Miss Willie Belle Rider of Nashville
will visit Miss Bessie French TINS week
100000 reward is offered for the tiend
who set fire to the Beasley block' VI
ton, last week.
A good many couples, chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Swayne, attended
ball in Columbus Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Arthur Shaw, of State Line, Is
amending the week in Nashville. having
gone to attend the Schley celebration
The Tennessee State Democratic con
yentlou Is called to meet in Nashville.
May 10Th, aud the judicial convention
May 30th.
The residence of Mr.. VIM. Stair, IN
East Hickman, caught on fire Monday,
but was extinguished before any grea'
damage was done.
Several prominent men have lateIy
put the Presidency behind them, No
naws OF that sort from Nebraska
though.
Did you see the ground hog last Sun
day, aud if you did, did the GROUND no.
see its shadow. We think IL ana ano
there will be six weeks mere OF winter
Sheriff Geo. Carpenter passed thro
Louisville, last Saturday, IN charge o.
Clara Gray, negro woman, convic.ee
Of stealing diamonds from Fulton par
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-02-07
BOOKS OPEN.

The books ofthe Hickman b 4 L.
Association for the oath series are now
open. You can take shares up to Feb
goth at , p. IN, and not later
Now is:yow opportunity to secure. a
home, utilizing rents to pay for same
monthly payments, or years time.
This Association has been in success
rul operation for y years, and there
are hundreds in Hickman and Fulton
county, who have tried and tested il
and who viii tell you of It's benefits to
the people.
If you wish any further information
or explanation call on the Secretary.
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REMARKABLE CURE FOR GROUP.
A Little Boys Life Saved.

have few words to say regarding
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
saved my little boys life and feel that
| cannot praise it enough 1 bought
a bottle of it from A. Z. Steere of Good
win, South Dakota, and when l got
home with it the poor baby could hard
ly breathe. gave the medicine every
10 minutes until he threw up" and
then 1 thought he was going to choke
to death, We had to pull the phlegm
out of his mouth in great long strings.
| am positive ttat if had not got that
bottle of cough medicine, my boy would
not be on earth to day.-Joel Demont,
Inwood, Iowa. For sale by Cowgirl &
'Cowgill.
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Ing for Fulton on return to her home in
Colorado Springs, Colorado.
There is very little doubt as to what
will become of Admiral Schleys
appeal but there is still no doubt at all
as to who was the real nero of Santiago
The Hon. r J Breckenridge Will
give up the Office of Attorney General
April /, and VIII resume his law prac-
tice at Danville. He will also prose
cute an active canvas for Governor,
There is a bill before the Kentucky
legislature TO license hunters If the
law doesn't fully explain what a hunter
is it will prove dead letter Webster
gives at least six definitions to the
word
Did you ever realize before what
necessary luxury the telephone has be
come? A fellow may grope in dark
ness or borrow lantern when the
electric light goes out, but to be depriv
ed of the convenient tinga-ling
Capt. Will Strong, formerly of Hick
man who has been in charge of the
Paymaster Department, u, 5, Army,
| at Havana, Cuba. since the American
occupation, has resigned that position,
and has accepted one in New York
| house.
1t is suggested tfat the depopulation
of France might be checked by basing
the right of suffrage on babies -one
baby one vote two habys two votes, etc
The idea is not half bad, but it would
come pretty near DISTINGUISHING the
.wealth aud intelligence of La Belle
| France.
II will not be long now until Cuba's
| first president Senior Palma, will be
inaugurated. In due time, and also
not long, the Island will become, part
OF America by annexation. These two
things seem TO be only certain conse-
quences just now.
Our friends need not rejoice so much
over Schleys declaration that he wants
no civil office. He has never turned a
deaf ear to the call of duty, and 1t may
become his imperative duty to hold a
high civil office.
There is man in St Louis who IS
going to have a street through his
bouse. The Wabash railroad claims
part of his lot, while the city Of st.
I,onis claims the other part. He refuses
TO move and the city proposes to run a
sidewalk through his house? This
will be sidewalk honse or house
sidewalk. we don't know which.
The county court of Lake adopted the
four wire fence LAZY for that county
tenants are not pTeased as it will not
allow their hogs to run at large TO get
,ha hsnefif of hickory nuts and acornS
Of which there is enormous yields. The
matter will perhaps be tested in the
courts.
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Everything Goes
We are changing our business and
need the ROOM and the MONEY.
WILSON'S BOON STORE.

The legislature should look after the
road question and not adjourn until
everything that can be done for the
improvement of the country roads
There Is nothing that more materially
oenehts- country than good roads
We hope to see the day when the
farmers will have good roads over
which to trayel.- Maytield Messenger.
Kentucky has a good road law now,
if the people would accept. or cause the
Magistrates to enforce it. AT least we
have a good starter, and the present
fault is with the people and the Magis-
trates, and not with the Legislature,
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Millions put TO Work

The wonderful activity of the new
century is shown by enormous demand
'for the worlds ehast workers DR.. King :
New Life Pills, For Constipation, Sick
Headache. BilliOusuess, or any trouble
of Stomach Liver or Kidneys they re
unrivalled. Only 25c. at Cowgirl 5
Drug Store.
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Staple Goods at
4 Cost and Less

Any DC blk or pencil tablet, for 10c.
Any lO. tablet , for l5c.
ANY 25S tablet, the finest in stock, we
SELF for l5c.
Best qiality Ice envelopes, long and
squire. sc.
High 9ade white envelopes, regular
pritl &c, now for &c.
Box paiers, our best stock. % goods
now l5c.
Finest quality bsN paper, 30, so and 75c
goods now 35c.
Pint Bottles Best Ink SOC; quarts any
make, SOC.
Understand
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TAX PAYER.

All persons in arrears for taxes, are
respectfully notified that they can call
at the Farmers q Merchants Bank in
Hickman, and pay same to Mr.. /.
Bondurant. who is authorized TO give
receipts. y. L. otuooieneio
Jan..2s. 1909. S +. c.
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jlaTSlalI'S sale for Taxes.

On Monday, Fe )ruary 10, 1902, 1t be-
ing the first day of the February term of
the Fulton County Court. at the court
house door in Hickman, KY. will sell
to the highest bidder for cash, for taxes
due the city of Hickman and cost of
sale, She following described real es-
tate. assessed in the names of the fol-
lowing parties
to-wit:
3 is added to each case for cost.
Cravens, A. L., lot E. II, b Z,
No 273, 1891
Fields Rufus, l lot, W. H., No.
1sS, S.23
Hunzicker. Arnold. lots, E. H.,
b, Nos. 292 to 2o6, 6.24
Phelps heirs, lot, E, II, b 3,
No los 2.14
CoLoRED.
Brown. Tom, u lots, L H., B7,
Nos 169 to l76 and Isl to 1874, $50
Brown, Aaron, ? lots. f. H., Nos
257 and 25S, 1872
Barhee, Scott, lots, f. H., b 5,
Nos. 1s9 to 1872, B 3, 10f105 1900
/ BreVard, Zach, , lots, G. A, Nos.
226, 227. DDS, 492
\ Clark, Jim. 3 lots. G.. A, 5S-59-60 1872
/ Collier, Anthony, heirs, lots, L.
H., Nos. 81 and 9S, 4.65
Donaldson, Tony. Z. H., ID of
No. 236, 4.26
Hooker, Horace, Hot +. II, No l26, 4 26
Miner, Buck, > lots, Z. H.. b Z,
Nos. 26S to 272, 1872
McCutchen. jennie. 6 lots E. H..
Be, Nos. psi TO 253 243 to2 10. 5.32
Plummer, Ad. 3 lots, +. H., b 6.
Nos. 2l6, 247, 2IS, 465
Royal, Eliza 2 lots f. H., b 3, Nos
l65 and l66. 59S
Shaw, Lucy, lot L II. B.4, 206 2.67
Sanford, Jerry. ? lots + II, Nos.
203 and 2O4 1872
SanSter John, lot q A No As 6.91
and IA 1886
Wilson. Haden lot T. II B 5. 234 1872
Walker. VIII. lot Il II. b 4, l97 1872
Wilkerson. Felix, lot + II b :
No POO 5.5S
Wiley, Cy lots f II Nos 149-150 7.57
Wiley Boss, 3 lots + H. b Nos
254, 255. 256 5.32
n Love Lon lots Z II B 4 Nos. 232
and 1913 1872
Tom DILLON, JR, c T C
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Yes, We are in a Hurry.

If you owe US an account, come by
and settle at once and don't wait to be
called upon. We need the money.
WILSON'S BOOK STORE.
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Il have used Chamberlan's Cough
Remedy for "A number of years and have
10 hesitancy in saying that it is the
best remedy for coughs. colds and
Group | have ever used IN my family
! have not words 10 express my conf
dence in this Remedy Mrs J. A..
Moore, North Star. Mich For sale by
Cowgirl - Cowgirl.
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GET a free sample of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets at Cowgirl
IL COwgilFs drug store. They are easier
10 take and more pleasant in effect than
pills. Then their use Is not followed
by constipation as Is often the case
with pills Regular size, 25c. per box.
Rev II. NJ. Steidley will preach at
the c. p Church, Sunday morning and
evening Everybody cordially invited
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1902-02-07

Miss Mary Noonon left Monday morn
ing for Fulton on return to her home in
Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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New Idea Patterns lGc at
SHAWS.
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ARRIVE.
Focal and 2 rsona'

s" SHAWS.
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There is very little doubt as to what
will become of Admiral Schleys
appeal but there is still no doubt at all
as TO who was the real nero of Santiago
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23

said Miss Johns, her face becoming pale.
oh. il you care for me, please tell me
Nan seized her in a furious embrace.
..9h. you sweet goose, Oh. YOU dearest
Don't drive me crazy, I could tell YOU but
for Mr.. Sanders. Whea he saw mo com
ing from the shoemakers IL called me
and asked ne how much ] know aDout
somebody. and pretended TO know a
great deal. and kept OF limiting aud
asking him how much he knew. And.
CHI II 5 the most wonderful thing" Up
went the hand to the mouth again. and
nothing Miss Johns could say or do had
tho effect OF inducing Nan 70 tsll what
she knew.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1902-12-23

in French at a terrible rate. DR.. Dor
linGton went in there, after looking at
Nan, but neither one paid the slightest
attention to him. He might have been
ia Halifax. so far as they We're concern
Cd. Finally, h" asked Mr.. Valicombe if
he didn't think that he was talking too
much for u man in his condition.
III twas in English-yes,' replied Pc
ter: but in Frcnct-oh, no, 1t will make
ne well. OH, l I'm much better at once"
And it seemed to be true. It was for
tunatc fer both tho victims of the infec-
ton that they had little Miss Johns 10
nurse them. and it was even more for
trinatc that this young woman had been
taught how 10 nurse the sick by The good
Sisters at the convent. Her art in this
matter Was q revelation to Darlington. It
seemed to him that tho Vitality Of the
cir! was abnorElalIy developed. no mat
ter how long n had been on her feet
during the day, no matter how much
sleep she had lost. Il sigh from Naa would
hrin3 he" 10 The chtld-5 bedside in =
flash. and she Was as prompt with poor
Peter E@}jcmhc.
1t is unnecessary to go into all the de
tails Of h treatment Which Zcpherinc's
patients received at her hands.
She insisted on having her own way,
and in almost every instance it turned
out to be the better way. This was espc-
cially true Of her treatment of pooI
Peter Nalicombe. DIR. Darlington had
told her more than once that it would
be almost impossible for Mr.. Nalicombe
to recover. Zephcrine, however, insisted
that it was absolutely necessary that he
should cover She clung to the idca
and worked in the light of it, and finall1
her faith was rewarded. MI. Nalicombe
became ConYalescent, and at the first sit.