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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09
Not an Ordinary Memory.

NOT an OTo"dry memory.
The driver of the furniture moving
van admitted that he had a very bad
memory. In fact, he could hardly re-
member what work he had performed
the day before.
"No, I can't recall Just .. where it
was that Mr. Suddenmove had me
take his household goods. My mem.
DRY is very poor, SIR" he replied to
the bill collector.
But you moved him only a week
ago." "a
eyes, sir, but you see we moves so
many people that it's a hard matter
to- srecollect-" ....a.n .am, ans
The bill collector slipped q half
dollar in. the mans palm. THAT
ought do Your memory good" he
remarked.as #* =. a -.
at ought to-" the man replied, l'but
you seesthis iain't noEcommon, every
day memory of mine, and it has to be
logged considerable. Why, it cost Mr..
Suddeumove asdollars to- make me; for
gdt':Alilwaukee Sentinel y = s
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09

don't expect him to live till Sunday ?"
''No, indeed, .ma'am."
And you even expect to attend his
funeral on Sunday?" ~
Eyes, ma'am, and I've got the mourn
ing goods already"
. Then his case must be quite hone
less?" =,
"Oh, entirely hopeless, ma'am." .
TOO bad. Has he been long all
ing?"'.
"Oh, he's not ailing at all, am"
What"
Its not sickness that's the mat
ter with him at all; he's as we'll and
strong as ever he was in his life." r..
! BESSIE" exclaimed the surprised
lady in indignation, you are trifing
with me shamefully and will not tot
crate it one moment longer. Return
al. once to the Kitchen and cease in
venting stories In order to get out on
Sunday. "SS ]. 81 # -
ST lint inventin', ma'am," sobbed
poor Bessie; sas sure al. goodness Il
amt. H@you want to know tie truth
about it,, he's to be hanged tomorrow,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09

the preparation she used contained
properties for resisting cold. With a
big cloak she left the stage door for
St. Mary's hall, and mounted on
white steed in waiting for her. She
strapped her cloak to the side of the
saddle, for use in case of emergency,
and rode fairly rapidly through the
streets which the legend gives as
Godiva's probable route
apparently there was no local
'Peeping Tom to tell Of her ride. At
any rate Milo got back to the theater
without a soul having seen her. A
flashlight photograph was then taken
of her as she sat en- the horse
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09
A GhostIv Warninn

A strange story is being told in con-
nection with the death of Samuel
Hughes, a salt merchant of Blackwood.
England, whose body was found be-
meath the railway bridge at Crumlin.
His wife, who was sitting up alone,
states that at the time of the accident
early in the morning, she heard loud
voice calling, 'Bess, Bess!" She open
ed the door and saw a tall figure in
black clothes and wearing a silk hat.
In minute it disappeared and she
went outside, but could not see any.
one.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09
SURE HE WAS GOING TO DIE.
Bessie Had Good Reason for ForeteIl.
ing Sweetheart's Demise.

Luther Latin Mills tells this story,
which he considers typical of the start
ling and grotesque nature of some of
the pathos and misery that come to
the surface in the changeful current
OF human aa-,,sgszeasea4s~ a~srsszr- rrsaqy,
A lady in Evanston was approached
by one of her hired girls with the re-
quest that she be allowed to be at lib
erty on the following Sunday
The ladysdemurred, says the Chi
cago Daily News. "Why, no, you can
not get of next Sunday, Bessie; you
know, it is Margaret's day out"
,-, But ma'am, want to get away
badly that day." pleaded the girl, be
cause: I want to go to the funeral. n
Il "To 90 to the funeral? FYouhaYe
not toldEme of the death of any q
your friends" 81 5@ I.
mo, Hes not dead yet,sma' am but
there's no hope for him." "
"Your sweetheart, Bessie?"
50 Yes, ma am - 81 - ~ "a
go ssF3rf I'M 81 To- ,Eh Iiya d.,v AnhF vn,,
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09
Boise City's Treasure.

A coal famine will never be a seri.
Gus matter in Boise City, Idaho. The
city and county buildings are heated
during the cold weather without the
use of fire, and subscribers to tho
city water works system get hot wa
ter all the time without the expense
of stoves. This has been accom-
plished by Harvesting an inexhapstible
hot spring, and the novel plan works
perfectly. 1t is the oaly place u thu
world, where the streets are spr:ax1el
With bot Water--;-Fuel
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the proprietor of real ghost or
ghosts which make any other mani
festation Of local fame seem earthly
and commonplace.
The first manifestation occurred
several nights ago as Taylor was in
the act of retiring. He had just ex-
tinguished his light when the furniture
began to dance about the room, dishes
were thrown to the floor and shattered
and the commotion which followed
seemed nothing abort of Bedlam turn
ed loose.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09

he to walk circumspectly every day
aye, and night. Sometimes he tarriea
with the jewellers, cen where Bacchus
is king. For, since Solomon's reign,
men of splendid lineage have looked
upon the wine when it was red; :bu.
while their legs have betome their
masters, their tongues have remained
their slaves. For in his cups gentle.
man is still gentleman, even if a
foolish man.
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Enlightened.

my sister sent you her love and a
KISS" said the designing young man.
"How could she send me a hiss?'
innocently asked the unsophisticated
young girl. .
And the designing young man an
swered with illustrations taken from
life: by male-special delivery"
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ACTRESS RIDES
AS GODIVA RODE.

her tour the whim returned. =.
"She says she would have made the
ride without secrecy, but for the
frowns of of1icialdon whose sanction
she sought, it being refused.
Wherefore, she took matters into
her own hands. Her ride started at
two a. m. She was made up at the
theater as she does for her usual
show, the only difference being thai
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09
Tired.

Boreleigh lat 11:45)-Ah, Miss Crit
position.
Miss Critic (yawning)-You flatter
me, Mr.. Boreleigh; but 1 must confess
to a slight disposition to retire.
Puck.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09
He Felt Easier.

Nervous Passenger during thunder.
storm)-Ain't it dangerous to be on q
tram-car when it's lightning so?
Calm Passenger at all. You
see, the motorman is nonconductor.
And then the nervous one felt easier.
Royal Magazine.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09
NEGRO FARMHOUSE IS
INFESTED BY GHOSTS
THEY UPSET CHAIRS AND TABLES
AND THROW COMMUNITY IN.
TO A STATE OF TERROR.

Montgomery, Ala.-John Taylor, a
well-to-do negro farmer, who lives
three miles west of Florence, Ala, is
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-08-09

~ yoll are not too large fo,s the
place, You are too small Ter Il .ss
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ma'am. - - . .is b q - - I
But this fis Thursday. And you
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-12-02
Program of Epworth League, II. E
Church, South, Friday, Dec.
4th at 7:SOP. Il

Leader, Arthur Knapp; voIun.
tary, choir, song IA; Prayer; Topic
Life of Assuranoes;" Scripture
Lesson Romans VIII, l4-17-38-
80 Eph /. 1874; Song 48; Read
ing on Topic, Minnie Leftwich;
Reading on Topic, Lizzie Miller;
Song 1877; Roll called, members
responding with verse of scripture;
XIX Psalm, Lem ShiAst; Respon
siVe reading. XII Psalm; Prayer
Arthur Goodwin; References
Gen. XIy-20. Price Miller; Dsu'.
XVI-l6. Lillian Asher Song 218;
XVIII Psalm, Josie Foglssong;
Talk on Topic, Rev. Bell; Instru
mental duet, Amelia Steinbach and
Ethel Bradshaw. Song POT; League
Beuediotion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-12-02
An Original Advertisement.

" An Original Advertisement.
The following advertisement re-
gently appeared in a Kentucky
paper;
"Notioe-Know all men by these
presents. that l. Shadraoh q Arm
strong, have coal oil for sale at Is
cents per gal Some say it amt
good oil but / say it is. Twill also
tie your broom corn. one half for
the other. | crush corn every
Thursday by toll gate. Turkeys
picked very promptly any day OF
the week.
Horseshoiug a speciality at six
bits around.
Watch and pistol repairing guar.
auteed. Shoes half-soled while
you wait. Umbrellas fixed and ak
handles made for Is oents. Will
teach Southern harmony and the
fiddle combined for $500 pei
month. Pictures enlarged by q
new process. and my hot tamale
and hair oil receipt go $50 days
for rs oents. Rairoutting on Sat.
urdsy evening 20 cents per head
A good strippeF cow for sale ALEC
agent for the Jones Wagon Hoist
the Tom MoElrath Tobacco Dus.
ter and Foot's Medical Adviser
Rufe Langston is my attorney and
my terms is oash-tirst, because |
know you. Second, because
don't know you"
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SOCIETY NOTES.

On Friday the Bridge Club wac
entertained most delightfully."- by
MEs NJ Margaret Bryan. After
the gsmes an excellent lunch was
ssrved by the hostess, assisted BY
Miss Florence Howard Several
members being absent, Mrs L o
Riddle, Misses Ida Anderson,
Lille Hogg and Josephine How.
ard were invited substitutes.
The Societas Club will meet
next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs John L Written.
Mrs Il. L. Robey handsomely
entertained at bridge Monday at.
ternoon complimentary to Mrs.
Riddle and Miss Anderson. Those
present besides the honored guests
were: Mrs. George Poffenbsrger,
Mrs. Mollie Bryan, Mrs. E. B
Jones, Mrs. j. s. Spencer, Mrs Ed /.
3. Themes. Mrs. Foreman Wallis.
Mrs Rankin Wiley, Mrs. Lena
RossbeTry, Miss Kate Stribling
and Miss Lille Hogg.
Mrs. o. R MoeulIooh enter.
tanned the Sigma Delta Obi Club
and few other friends Tuesday
afternoon. Bridge whist was play.
ed and a delightful lunch served.
Those present were Mesdames L.
O. Riddle. Lena Pomeroy. E. B.
Jones. g q. Opie. of Dayton. Ky,
J. s. Spencer. Mary Bryan, Geo
Poffenbarger, Misses Josephine
and Reba Beale. Josephine How.
ard. Irene Bowyer and Edith Tip.
petit.
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POLICE KNOW WHO MURDER
I'D JOHN BARROWs.
"A Case Has Been EstabliSsd Against
~ Guilty One.

All yesterday the police were
working, on the mystery Of the
murdsrof John Barrows. The Hook
port rivermsn, whose dead body
was found in the rsver..
Lste last night they intimated
that they had practically woven a
case around the guilty ones. bat
refused to diyulge any inform alton.
1t is acknowled, however, that E.
I. TreadRay, a fireman on the boat
and who is now held by
the police, is the principal figure
around which the police are work.
ing. Last night the detective bu.
reau announced that within "a
hours they would establish a case.
W. A. BarroWs. brother Of the
murdered man, was in Pittsburgh
yesterday In company with Capt.
W IT. Smootl Of the Monongahels
and Western Dredging Company,
he held aoonferenoe with Captain
of Detectives Edwin T. MoGough.
a womanewith whom TTeadway
wssrssid to have been on Saturday
night was examined, by the police
yesterday. but what information
was Cleaned from her has been
guarded Pittsburg Times Nov. 95
Mr. Isaac Barrows. of Buffalo.
W. Va, was here Sunday return.
ing from Hookingport, Ohio. where
he attended the funeral of John
Barrows. his brother.
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LOST.

A K. Of P. pin, somewhere be.
tween the looks and small bridge
below. on the South side of Kama
wha river, Finder leave at this
Office and get reward.
A Fur Muff on Main street.
Finder please return to this Office
and receive reward.
A ladies' watch. between the
residence of Harry Burnside and
the Presbyterian Church; finder
will please return to Mrs. Burn
side and receive reward; mono
gram on same "E A."
A Point Pleasant High School
Class, yasE 1908 Finder wilt te
rewarded b. returning same tc
this Office
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-12-02

Mr. o e Chalfant, Of the OhaI:
FAINT Land Company. Petersburg,
was In town Tuesd,y. Mr. Ohal.
FAINT is one of the leading real 60.
tate dealers in West Virginia.
Mr. T F KimbeEling. who has
been visiting relatives in Virginia
for the psst ten days, returned
home last Monday evening.
Miss Nora MONeill of Gallipolis,
who has been visiting Miss Carrie
Kimbsrliug foT few days, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. G b opis. (nse Miss Vir
gle Hughes), of Dayton, Ky. is
visiting friends here.
Miss Kate Stribling is spending
few days in Huntington the
guest Of Mrs l.. v. Guthrie.
Mr. L. O Riddle, wife aud baby.
here visiting Col j. P. z B. Smith
and wife. have returned to their
home at Delaware, Ohio.
Miss Bessie Tippstt here visit.
ing relatives. left this morning for
her home at Chicago.
Misses Jessie and Vsna Thomas
have returned from a weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. s. Couch at
South Side.
Miss Maude ShiAst leaves Fri.
day, to visit her sister at jackson.
Ohio
Miss Ida Anderson, here visiting
her sister Mrs. j. q. Gibbons, has
returned to her home at Coving
ton, Va.
Miss Eleanor Jsckels. of Pome-
roy, was the guest of Miss Bonnie
Lusher, at Ben Lomond, last
week,
Mr.. Emmett Silman and little
daughter, Mrs. Pete Silman and
of West Charleston. were
guests of Mr.. A T VanMatEe and
family, Sunday.
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sUL1IvAN.DowER WEDDING.

Married. Wednesday, Nov. 25,
1908, 10 p. M, at the St. Joseph
Catholic church, in Mason, West
Vap Miss Elizabeth Dover. Of
Graham Station, to Patrick Sulli
van, of Pittsburg. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father
Hieman.
The wedding diuner was served
at the Roush Hotel, after which
the happy couple left on the B &
o for the south, where they will
travel awhile and then spend the
winter in Florida.
The many friends offer congEat.
ulations.
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TOOK ROCK RECORD.
Professors Theft of pioto raphs
Nay Cause Complications.

Nay Cause Complications.
Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. 90. The
United States Geological Survey
and the Governor Of West Virginia,
With the state Of Pennsylvania and
William q. George. President of
Geneva College, located at Beaver
Falls. Beaver county, Pa. of which
few people have heard. are en-
gagged in a national affair which
may call out the troops. just at
present President George is cit
ting on the job and it is said
may force the others to show their
hands. Tue trouble came about
because of the picture rooks which
have created a sensation along the
Ohio about Smiths Ferry. Many
years ago, may be when Columbus
was anticipating coming to and dis.
covering America, or may be be.
fore that. the Mingo Indians were
chased ont Of the Ohio Valley by
the DslawAEes. It was a dry sum:
mer and the course of the strsam
was far different from what it 10
now. o. what was then bank of
the river the Mingoes pictured the
story of the awful trip. ohiseling
out OF the solid rock alEeoord Of it's
horrors.
During the last summer the
water has been so low that for the
first time in many years, the pres.
emit bed OF the river. where thos,
rocks are, was revealed. Tits at a
point whore Pennsylvania and W
Va. jim, and the federal govern
ment declares that the rocks belong
toit.
One night President George
took about fifty stone masons to
the stream. ohisled out the picture
rocks and carried them to Geneva
college, where he placed them
A few dsys afterwards the diaap.
paranoe of the rocks became known
and DR.. George lsughingly 40
kuowledged his oulpsbility.
"They belong as much to Gene
va college as they do to any one
else," DR.. George said this after,
noon, land allsthis trouble is be
cause we thought of securing pos
session OF them before any one else
Aud 1 might. say that it will be
hard work for any one to get them
away from u.s."
Meanwhile all kinds of threats
are being directed against DR.
George. Because Of q series of
dams which are being erected
it would probably have been i'm.
possible to see them again. be
cause the river may never again
be as low as at present.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-12-02
Man and Woman.

Man and Woman.
Comparing man with woman.
Prof. Obamberlin, of CLARK Uni.
versity, says:
He ia more gifted in art.
He has greater business INTEL
ligenoe. ett
He is more industrious in bust
ness affairs.
He has more genius.
He'i5 more intellectual.
he ia more logical.
He ia more gifted in invention
and composition in music.
He has more originality.
he has greater power in oratory.
We might add that:
He drinks more whisky.
he uses more tobacco.
He possesses a larger assortment
of 'ouss" words,
He stays out later at night.
He has to have more covering
on his lungs.
He is more eager to kill thingr.
he i y more likely to be crazed
by Low e. ~
He bets more on horse races.
BE gets in Jail Oftener,
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DECEMBER 2. 1908.
Personal Mention.

Mrs George Poffsnbarger aud
and Mrs Lena Roseberry went to
Marietta. Thursday. to attend the
annual meeting of the Ohio Valley
Historical Association, of which
Mrs POffsnbarger is q member,
Mrs L V Guthrie of Huntington.
spent Thanksgiving here with her
parents, Judge and Mrs j W
English
Mrs Rankin Wiley returned
Sunday from visit to her mother
at Huntington.
Mr. LC Somerville has returned
from a trip to Toledo, o.
Messrs j Wallace Burdett and
brother. Stewsrt,. took in the ex.
cursion to Logsn. Ohio, last Sun.
day.
Ohes Harris and wife of Leon,
was in our city last Saturday, on
business,
Mr. Simon Noffsinger of Red
House was in our city last Friday
on business with the Kanawha
Deck %. He is known here as
"Kanawbs" He is a good bust
ness man and always has some.
thing to sell, if nothing more than
q pine stump"
Capt John NJ Burdett was busy
last week advertising the speci |
sale of the sssignee's stock of Ad-
kins, of Charleston. he will prob.
ably go to jackson county this
week in the same business The
firm could get no better man for
the work. as he is we'll acquainted
in Mason, jackson, Putnam, Roane
and other su rounding counties.
Mrs o E AumilIer, of Racine,
Ohio, is here on q visit to her
daughters, Mesdames Filson.
Mr. and Mrs Robt. Myers of
Carey, led. are here visiting her
sister, Mrs Henry Wolf.
Mrs DR.. Will Stone is visiting
friends in Madison, Iud
Mr. Joe Ruth has had his dwell
ing house, on Wand street, nicely
painted.
Mr. Morris Burnside is spending
this week at MiddIeport, looking
after the installing of an electric
light plant on the new steamer
D 7 Lane.
Hon John L Written has moved
his law offioe from the court house
into the rooms over the Elm Tree
Restaurant, on Main street.
Mrs Walter Whaley and family
of Kanawhsr were here last week
visiting their parents. Mr. Carlisle
Whalsy and wife.
Mr. s A Oleavenger and wife oil
BeaIs, gave this office a pIessanI
call last Tuesday.
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DIXIE ITEMS.

Mr. Asa Musgrave and Mrs A r
Girard spent Saturday in Point
Pleasant
R A Knapp was abusiness Wis.
itor to Clifton, Saturday.
MIR and Mrs "A. R Girard and
son, Arnold, Mrs Isaac Lewis and
son. Ed, Mrs Emily Fowler and
daughter. zella,p Homer Fowler
and wife. William YanSiokle, Mil
lard Lambert spent Thanksgiving
with R A Knapp and family. All
report a good time.
Geo Parsons spent Saturday at
West Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Berkeley
spent Thanksgiving with Thomas
Berkley and family.
A large crowd attended the read
ing oirole at Dixie. Friday night.
Kent Barnett is spending few
days with Squire Lathey and
family - -.
Mr. and Mrs VIM Machir spent
Sunday with Lon Fowler and wife.
Mr. Fred VanMetre lie spending
a few days with his cousin. Miss
Bertha Stewart,
Charles Fowler aud family spent
Sunday with Thomas Rice and
family. Country Girl.
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Kate Craig, colored, died at her
parents home Cd 9th street Thurs.
aay and was buried in Lone Oak
Cemetery Sunday. She was "a
years of sge at the time of her
death, and had been sick for some
tims. She had many friends who
mourn her death.
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Somewhat Indshnl,e Promise.

Having been fined for neglect Of
duty. a postal subordinate in India ad-
dressed his chief in the following
terms: "Your honor may be right, I
may be wrong: ] may b right ana
honor wrong, let honor give me back
the fine. and then at day Of resurTec'
tion, when ell hearts will be open. II
am wrong, Will most gladly. sic
return your honor the money"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-12-02

Mr. s A Clssvenger, residing
usar Beale, this county, has sold
his farm to Harvey March. of the
Kauauga Traction %. Mr. Olsa-
venger will remove to Grafton in
the near future.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1907-12-02

All . respondents are requested
to ssnd their comm y &c tlons ~
early each week az p sable. 70
insure publication Communications
should reach this ofioe not later
than Tuesday, We will be glad to
receive the news from ell parts Of
the county.
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Notice Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that nj meeting
~ OF the Stockholders OF the Stokes Patchen
Wilkes Horse Company. corporation, Gre
ated and organized under the laws OF the
State OF West Virginia, held at Hartford,
W. Va. on the 18th day of September, 1905
the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved First, That the Stokes Pstchen
Wilkes Horse Company. corporation. ere
ated and organized under the laws OF the
State Of " est Virginia. does hereby discOn-
tinue business as q corporation and sirren-
ders TO said State, its charter and corporate
franchises.
Given under my hand this sOth day of No
vembeT, 1903.
P.L. ROUSH,
President of said Company.
Attest: H. F. SMITH, Secretary.
nov. Saw.
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Master Joe Tippett, little SOD Of
Mr O y Tippett, who had an oper-
stion performed for appendicitis at
Columbus, is doing we'll and will
Fscover.
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a Mnn'o LVVa

Ny hfO-a mans lKS-ta 0aUaya
and especially to-day. q poos Q 9lng
enough. but this poor thiA0, eoaseosat.
ed TO q great and holy cause EAV
grow with II; and when D ma has
made to such cause the 0aAEiaoo, Of
his future. I believe that he oaShA, 20
shrink from none Of its osaSoausaoes,
none q its dangeEs.-conto q L0n-
taIembeFt.