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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
TOOK BIG DOSE
OF PARIS GREEN
Mrs. Frank Stacy Of Montpelier was
Deapondent over III Health and
no Work for Her Husband
She Is Still Alive.

Desnondent over her III health and the
Fa4uFa of her husband to get work.
Mrs Frank fasH II y Flaskweil street
FIJI Montpelier drank q dese ef parish
green Yesterday afternoon after dis
patching hsr Yogng son IN an arrand.
She was still alive early this afternoon
but the physicians stated shat she WAS
still tn preearious condition. as she
was in great pain Her husband this
forenoon denied that the woman's net
was due 10 any declaration b. him that
be was going to leave her Mr. Stacy
said he had not had any quarrel with
her.
Mrs Stacy took the poison carly yes
terday afternoon being discovered by
her son on Bis return from the erfand.
Tie child ran to tie honse of the Hear-
est ueia1bor, William Holden, and Mrs
Holden went % the Stacy house For
some time Size did aat realize the na-
ture Of the woman's illneas and when
III became apparent tn her that Mrs
Stacy was suffering from poison she
notified DF William Lindsay
The latter discovered that AIrs Staey
had taken paris green, and he found =
cup partly full 0f The mixture, togeth-
II with spoon. III ] cupboard II is
thought that che woman swallowed two
spo0nfuls of the poison She was IN
very aerrfe pain last night and was only
slightly better today.
The Stacy family moved to Montpelier
from Wiiiamstown last November anil
tie husband. being 8 granite cutter, ae.
cured position 1t TIE National tran
lite company plant Then came the la-
bor dispute and he was thrown out q
work after only short time Iais n
said to have pfeyed on AIRS. Stacy =
mind. She Ii 40 years Of age.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
rAvoRs INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.
To show Vermont Youth How TO bf
Things, as Wen a. Know Them.

state Superintendent of Education
Mason ST stom 81 Montpelier gave On
interesting talk III The spaulaing high
school assembly room last evening upon
the subject 81 industrial education, under
tile auspices Of the Clover club Alf.
stone BEGAN TN talling Of the way iH
which the Young of the caribou afe
taught To shift for themselves, ana tHan
compared their training with the pre-.
iminary education which The youth of
tie eountry.are given fer the battle WITH
life
The public schools, said tha speaker,
teach the boys how to know things but
they do not teach them how to do things.
The speaker implied that that was espe-
eially true IN Vermont and said that AZ
per cent. of the natiye-born Vermonters,
The largest number af any state IN the
union live outside Of the state.
When. many years ago The appreNiea-
ship system existed matters IN the line
Of education for lifess work were differ
ent. Then the boy was usually bound
out to serve Ills apprenticeship - some
trade. and & net this, the work around
Ills home was such that he knew how to
DO Kmng6.
To-day this Is different that if was
one hundred years ago To-day the boy
Is taught to know things. but not to do
things as an explanation Of the prob
lem. Mr.. Stone saeeaste ted industrial eau-
cation along different lines
For the Vermont boy who would
spend his life ia agriealtare, he should
Be taught t0 understand the properties
81 the Vermont soils and 20 know the
plant and bird life ard 70 gain knowledge
of how to get the best from the soil lie
should learn this as be learns st the
schools Of to-day 70 get knowledge from
books.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
Granite Cutters Turned Down
Proposed Bill
AT THE MEETING TODAY
Committee Reported Result Of Confer.
enee with Manufarturerg Com
mite, Held YesteE-
day.

After an almost continuous conference
from o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
two committees representing the granite
cutters and manufacturers adjourned
last night little before nine o'clock
to report and recommend 20 their re-
spective organizations At 2 this after
noon. II the two committees agreed to
anything, they refused to acknowledge
even that much this forenoon, but it is
presumed they agreed % put new prop
osition before their respective bodies to-
day.
The proposition Of settlement was re-
ieeted by about 200 majority.
The vote stood ss5 for The proposition
and $40 against
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08

GRANITE RATE CASE.
WIl Come Before Public Service Com
mlsslon Next THURSDAY.

The hearing before the Vermont pub
lie service commission of tbs petition Of
states Attorney Gates. charging the
Central Vermont railroad with diseri1n-
nation IN rates Oh granite shipments
from Barre, which was tentatively set
for this morning. was finally set for
Thursday Of this week. and viii be given
AT Montpelier, beginning st nine o'clock
Of that day.
Tomorrow The commission will hear
the petition Of Bonazzi & B0naE1i Of
Montpelier fer sidetYnck privileges for
their granite plant ii Montpelier. On
Friday. February II, the commission viii
haar another petition of states Attorney
Gates against the Consolidated Lighting
eompan9, the Vermont Power and Light
company, the Vermont Telephone and
telegraph company and The CORY. Deav-
itt Frost company, requesting that they
be ordered To place their wires under
ground oT Ii proper position
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
FRANCE WILL SPEND
ONLY S28,0OO, 900
4 Much Smaller Sum Than England and
Germany are 10 Spend IN Navies.-
France Prefers to Spend 9th
aFfzrfun

Paris Feb. 5. With program agreed
upon calling for the expenditure 81 but
s2s,a00,000 for naval armaments, France
has practically dropped out of tile
European battleship race This sum
il only small part of what Tngland
and Germany viii spend ii tie next
ten years id navies. and it Ii smaller
even than that Of Russia and Austria.
Trance welcomes The calling halt, be-
lieVina il better to increase her financial
prosperity than to build ships.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
vETERAN RURTEp IN RARRE.
Ira k. Holmes Died III North calaia
Saturday.


The remains of Ira X. Holmes Of
North Calais were brought to this city
Yesterday afternoon. and interment was
made in Hope cemetery Mt. Holmes
died at bis home ii North Calais satur
day after long Illness, and the funeral
services weze held there yesterday morn
ing at To o'clock.
he was n years Of age and was born
in Milton TIE was married a9 years aao
Il Miss Dedora Gallup I'll Canada, and
slle survives him Tie other survivors
afe daughter Mrs Jerry Lipge of
North Calais and one brother. Wesley
Holmes of Montpelier
FarIg In The Civil war Mr.. Holmes
enlisted in The army and served fol
three years III Company Il of the Eighth
Vermont regiment. Ile was member
81 bfe Grand Army Of tie Republic ana
delegation from Stowe post, 81 which
he was member, attended The services.
When the remains reached this city, the
last rites of tho q. A. h. were per-
formed at the grave by Captain A. ri.
Dodge and Chaplain A. ]. Baldwin Of
II. B Crandall post
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
is HELD F0R SELLING.
Keg and Three Cases Found Oh Premises
of Brattlaboro Man.

BFattlebore. Feb s As q result Of 4
liquor raid made ~ tile police on the
premises Of Andrew Amate on Eliot
street Saturday evening. Amatee was be-
fore tile municipal court yesterday
charged with selling Intoxicating liq.
uoYs a kee and three eases Of beer
were secured il the raid Two sales
were proven against Amatee and he was
held for ths April term Of the Wind
ham county court IN bonds Of $500
which were furnished.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
R0BlDE.AU BOYER.


Malone, Nj II, Feb. q. Yesterday
morning at Notre Dame cbureh the Rev,
Father Desnit united Iii Robidean, fhe
papn4ar Malone photographer, and Miss
Prudence Bovee Ii marriage The we'd
ding ceremony was witnessed by many
friends Of the contracting parties Mr.
and Mrs Rohideau left on tie morning
train for wedding trip te HufiinE.
ton, Barre and Montpelier VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
COMING 10 MONTPELIER.
flank " Mitchell Resigned Two Posi-
lions at HaYerhiIl. Masa.

Hayerhill, Mass, Feb s. Frank w
Mitchell arrived il This city yesterday
fF8m Montpelier. Vts where be has pur.
chased drygoods store an9 yesterday
aifarnoon resigned from the school
board and az chairman Of the Republic
cen city committee
Leonard g philbrick will probably be
The next chairman Of the Republican
eitF committee and John W Iilton i
ioaeeasted as the choice f0T sthe school
board
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
ALLEGED TO HAVE
STOLEN TRADE SECRETS
Maehinist Employed BY American Fork
Company Charged with Stealing
Valuable Patterns from Plant
Of Same Concerno Id Ohio.

Rutland, Feb s. James sohumucFls
aged 36 years, machinist for the Amer
lean Fork company III Its WallinRford
plant, was held to-day under $1,000 bail
before Justice ] p. Hopkins for iii
legged stealing Of valuable patterns from
tile plant of the same concern III Geneva,
Ohio. lie was arrested under the nomi-
mel charge Of breach of The peace 81
that tie might Be held for the Ohio au.
thorities 1t is limited that he stole tie
trade secrets for another concern
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
BURIAL TN VERMONT.
Body Of Murdered Robert Prentice to
be Brought Baek.

Burlington, Feb. Mrs. Robert Prem
tie said last evening that the body Of
her husband, who was shot ii Augusta,
Ca Sunday, would be brought to Man
chester where i VIII be placed II The
vault. 10 time for the funeral has yet
been decided upon Mrs Prentice and
her son win remain ia this city for the
present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
GRANTTEVIILE.

The regular meeting of branch No.
Il Ct 81. q will Be held il Tnmas
hail "Wednesday evening. February 3
at sieloek. Important business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
LEG AuPurA9ED BELOW KNEE.

Blood Poisoning Made It Necessary
Portion Of One Foot Lost Recently.
Springfield. Fab, s.-A. G. S. Raymond,
manager of the Superior Tap company,
who lost portion Of one foot st
Chaflestown, n il. week before last
has since suffered Che removal of the
leg just below the knee, blood joison-
ing have set in
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-08
DETECTED WOMAN
WENT OVER FALLS
Beatrice R. Snyder Committed Suicide
at Niagara Yesterday Afternoon.
Her Fiance Recently
Died.

Niagara Falls. NJ ~ Feb s4-Miss
Beatrice r. Snyder OF Buffalo committed
suicide here yesterday afternau bY wad-
iua into the river Just above Prospect
Point and going over the American fails.
AS her body swept over the brink 81
the cataract she turned her face toward
iwould.be rescuers and smiled q farewell
@ them
Park Policeman John spauding was
talking to Milton A. Parker of White
Haven Pa, when the yonng woman first
Iappeared on the path leading to the riv-
er bank. They paid little attention to
her until she began 60 run toward the
river II was too late TO intercept her
Without 9 moments hesitation she wod-
ed into the stream She turned 0uee
and smiled toward the men who were
calling upou her to stop but continued
To move rapidly into deep water Ia
an instant she was whisked from her
feet and went cafeening toward the
brink Of the fails, As she paased out
of sight she was still smiliBg
On the bank was found handbag
and In Il this note;
Mama and Papa May you both for.
give me for bringing this awful disgrace
upon you in these years Of your life.
Also may our Heavenly Father forgive
all my sins But I have been very good,
thank God You viii find slip for the
money under your dresser scarf With
my heart full 81 love for an you kind
ness and tender love, good bye.
Lovingly,
Beatrice
There was card in the purse bear
ing the name Beatrice r. Snyder
With the lower river iammed with ice
and the jam increasing hourly there is
little hope that the body ever win re-
covered
Buffalo, n. r.. Feb. s.-AHss Snyder
was chief clerk u a Buffalo tea store.
She has been detected since the death
Of her fRnee. George f. Meyers They
were to have ben married in few
months. She worked yesterday morn
ing.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-02
Turnersviue

hoe killing has commenced IN this
con munity. -
be sure TO come % the pie snpre
saturday night. December the Sd. A
cake will be given 20 the prettiest
siri ard pie 10 the ugiiest mar
Much fun IL expected.
We the people OF Turnersviiie
would De glad TO bear from Waynes.
burg sometimes.
AR. Fleman Vanhook has commeno.
ed firing on the q X e. from Dan.
vile to Oakdale.
NJ. g. W. Lunsford of Shelby civ
was here on business this week.
AR Ollie Fields has returned to
the Regal shoe store IN Louisville
after pleasant visit To his parents
Nr, and Mrs. Walter Fields
Mr.. Carrie Smith. who Is visiting In
NaSnc county found job teaching
school.
Miss l.ucy Gooch WHO Is attending
school at Stanford began boarding
tais week with her uncle Frank Rig.
ney.
Your correspondent has a slight at.
tack of sore throat.
Mr. George Hager lost valuable
hog last week.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-02
Accident In Factory
AT MCKINNEY AND WORKMAN
HAS NARROW ESCAPE.

Mckinney. w, Dec
one OF the machines blew up al
the single tree factory and seriously
injured Id Lewis who was runninr
the machine. lie had a very narrow
escape from beins killed
Nm. - =. Rife spent last SUNDAY
with Mrs. NJ Il. jenkins at Junction
CITY
Mrs. r. J. tanner daughter ana
Maurice Ware motored over 10 Lex
inlton THANKSGIVING to witness the
football game
l.. +. True and niece Miss Rutg
Cooking. have returned home after .
two weeks visit to Falmouth.
tiowmar Owens Is confined To his
bel With rheumatism.
Born, 20 MIR and Mrs. I'D Hubble
a girl
Miss Lana Beck Is visiting at Wal.
ut Fiat the gueit OF Miss 'AnnB
Chancellor.
Mrs Mack Singleton returned rome
iren visit to friends at Waynes
burg
Miss Nora Rifle let this week for
Chattanooga. Tenn. TO enter hospital
for trained nursing.
Born. 10 Mr. George Alderman and
VIE boy. DR. Singleton attending
physician.
l.. &. True was ont deer hunting
sunday afternoon but don't know
what success he had
william Montxomery's house at
South Fork was destroyed by fire
Monday night ano was total loss.
How II started the writer was not
able TO find out.
Hunters are about as plentiful "a
sam- at the present and every train
brings more.
harry Jacobs spent Sunday with his
father Daniel Jacobs, at Waynesburg.
anu Hayden Mitchell returned home
with him and Ia working in the mar
BILE works They erected fine Barre
Granite monument In the Estes Gene
terry Thursday for the Fletcher fami-
Y.
Airs. W. \. Coitsy spent Sunday in
Somerset.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carter OF Tur
nersville. helped partake OF .ine
turkey dinner at Lays boarding house
ana the way We know Il was fine was
because We were there too.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-02
CITIZENS NATIONALS
STOCKHOLDERS UNEASY
LOCAL. MEN FILE SUIT FOR re
cEivgR AND WILL MEET
HERE DEC. ~.

Lincoln county stockholders 10 the
citizens' Life insurance Company. OF
Louisville. are evidently uneasy over
the wa, President W. IL. Gregory has
been running affairs Messrs. Cicero
Reynolds Arthur l.. Carter and Geo.
W. Carter. OF this county and Cashier
X. u. Young. OF the bank at Middle
burg. Casey county. have filed suit
In Louisville. asking for receiver
tor the company.
A M citing OF all OF the stockholders
in this section has been called 20 be
held here next county court day, IN
the county court room In the court.
house. At that meeting II IL desired
to select some one to represent the
local/stockl elders in the fight which
Is EoiLg on within the company.
There appears 10 be no indication
That tie company Is not perfectly
sudnd the trouble appearing to be-
over the doings OF President Gregory
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-02

The two months old infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Proctor died and
was buried Monday evening in the
Baptist church cemetery.
Ance Messer and Matt Stevens, OF
the Negro Greek section. became in
volVed in a law suit on account OF
Messer stopping or obstructing pass
way claimed by Stevens to be pub
lie. TIE matter was tried here Mon
day before city Judge Haggard, re-
sulting in a verdict, filming Messer
~. and costs.
A Mrs. Huston, OF Hazel Patch, has
bought the Lucy Newcomb farm near
Cummins' Station. paying $1,000 for
same.
ton with Henry Anderson, the new
nierchant, and will begin work Sat
urday, the I'd.
Charles Proctor. the carpenter. hrs
moved to Bee Lick. Mrs. Mary john
son has moved into the house vacat-
ed by him and w. u. cooper has
moved into the house Mrs. Johnson
left.
Rev. Green Fish preached at the
Christian church Sunday.
Misses Mamie McWhorter, Edith
Moore. Lena and Eva Albright spent
Thanksgiving and over Sunday with
friends In Berea. Miss Elizabeth
rharpe Is visiting her cousin. Mrs.
clyde Hilton in Stanford. Miss Anna
Proctor. OF Mt. Vernon. visited her
uncle M. J. NJ. Proctor here the first
Of the week. Miss Clyde watson. OF
Brown Memorial, Mt. Vernon, was
with her parents here over Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Grabeel. OF London. has
returned home after a few days visit
with her brother, Granville Owens, or
this place. and her sister. Mrs. Joe
Cash, of Ottawa. Mr.. ana Mrs. Orfe
Firth visited in Livingston over Sun
day.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-02
A woMAN's GREAT IDEA.

H. now 10 make herself attractive. But
without health. Il Is hard tor her To
De lovely In face. form on temper. A
weak, sickly woman will be nervous
and irritable. Constipation and Kid.
ney poisons show in pimples blotohes
skin eruptions and wretched COM
plNipn But Electric Bnters always
prove godsend 10 women WHO want
health, beauty and friends They re-
ulate stomach. Liver and kidneys,
and purify the blood; give. strong ner-
YES, bright eyes, pare breath, smooth
velv"ty skin. lovely complexion. good
health. Thy them so cents at Penny 5
Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-02
Parksvine

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Cozatt has Just
completed their new home. The resi-
dence will be one OF the handsomest
IN this section.
Mrs John Stone and daughter
Elizabeth have returned to their
home i'm Burgin after spending sew
eral days with Mrs. j. NJ. Keane and
lamily AT Junction City
Mrs. ID n. Ewing went to Berea
Thursday to visit her son. I.ucien
Ewing. who is attending Berea Col.
lcge.
at eastern kentucky. his farm con-
sistlne of about 100 acres OF knob
land. NJ $500
Mrs. G. A. Carter has returned from
8 visit. To her sister. Mrs May Cozatt.
al Springfield and TO relatives in
Lebanon.
VIII Rose and Roy westerfield. OF
Hemp. Ky. came down and helped
their respective parents eat turkey
Thursday.
sam. son OF Constable William
Montgomery cut his hard pretty Sc
verely with an AK Wednesday, al
most severing two OF his fingers.
Eighteen converts of the meeting
being held at Clem's Chapel were bap-
tized q, the railroad pond Wednesday
Dy Rev. Doddson. OF Henderson.
t.drl bowler, OF Marion, ONO. Is
guest OF his cousin John H. Parks.
Mrs. Ellen HARRISON. OF Perryyille.
was recent guest OF Mrs. J. h. Cal,
Welt
Miss Bette Boiling has returned
from a y'sit 10 her brother. Mr. John
BOlipg AT Junction city,
Misses Elizabeth and Lillian Hum.
bie. C. seaman. ohio. are guests OF
their Grandmother. Mrs. h. A. Brown
G. A. Eianiord formerly Of this
place. has been promoted 20 the
agency of the l., a ~ X, K. at Liy-
ingstOn.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-02
GOOD TOBACCO
Will Sell VEL
w. p. KiNcAIp EXPECTS TO se.
GIN BUYING AGAIN SOON
-ceTs 1000 HOGS
HEADS.

FOR the first time IN Is years, or
since he has been in the tobacco
buying business, Mr.. W. r. Kincaid is
Lot in the market for tobacco, though
he expects orders to resume buying
very soon. Mr. Kincaid on Tuesday
received letter from the Louisville
Tobacco Warehouse Company, OF
Louisville, for whom he buys, to quit
buying for a short time, although the
same letter stated that the company
was shipping him 1000 additional
hogsheads for the local market and
1000 hogsheads for the warehouse at
PANT Lick.
A number OF tobacco growers who
have brought their crops to town
TO sell Mr.. Kincaid were disappointed
to ind that he was not buying, and
several took their crops on 20 the
loose leaf markets az Danville, and
sold them for what they could get
Mr. Kincaid stated that he will I'M
doubtedly resume buying very short
ly. lie is unable to account for the
orders TO quit, save on the theory that
Ills people do not desire the low
grades OF weed at the prices which
have been paid for them in the past
He says that every grower who has
tobacco OF any class. and with color
70 II. can be assured Of getting a good
price for his crop, and no one need
be uneasy that his crop will not sell.
The following letters remaining un-
called for in the Stanford postoffice
are advertised by Postmaster Flor
ence: Miss Laura Camden, Miss
Laura Bell Camden. Miss Matte Tar
tar. Miss Bessie Wilburn. Tom Nc
CHI, John johnson, Arthur Bolin.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-12-02
VIGOROUS DEFENSE
OF REV. THORNTON
WHO ca,r,sc,zGo CONDUCT At A
RECENT MEETING At PREACH
ERsville.
Lancaster. Nv. Dec. :.

rear Editor:
I wish TO rcp.y through your
columns TO an article which appeared
in your paper OF Friday Nov. 18th. In
the treachcrsviile items. headed m
"unmerited Rebukc.'
The writer evidently thinks q great
deai ~ his community as all true
citizens should, hut Iear. Judging
from his writing that tnrough preb-
dice Re has hecom,. biased IN his opin.
ION a. &C. the true state oi his cou,.
nunity To quote hts own statement
IN the article ne says. "Onr com.
siuntty. In general, will very favor.
ahiy compare witr any IN toe state
when II come morality. sobrietv
aud intelligence" Well ! must say
that probably he ~ rlghi as to n
20 compar'ns when II comes to thorc
characteristi"s. hut ! too. must say.
that iudging from the conduct Of
some Of the people at the community.
and especially on ire last night OF
che meeting. fear n tas not VT
come To that standard. 10 be more
concise. on the last night ~ the meet.
ing there were some dozen represen-
iatiycs oil the community who gather
I'd On the outside OF the church, drink
inc, Knocking on the doors, windows
and sides at the church building aud
actually emplyinc Their revolycis
around the building Now you con
see Tor your se!Nss HE htgh the stan.
gard OF morality. scbriety and intel.
iirsnce runs in The community.
DO not mean Ia say tiat there are
not some good peopit IN Preachers
Nillt, Tor ! hlte known the place Tor
The past - wears and can say that
I truthtully but rrownilly believe
the community II on the decline rath-
er than improving Yeats ago /, WAS
no trouble for man. who stood for
the good and IN true as Bro. Thorn.
ton did To get the support OF the
church instead OF being abused with.
rlt foundation.
Nhai Las been sad OF Bro. Thorn
ron has been said without even a. -.
tort az truth No inquirv has been
made as to Who Re u or nov, he
~tsnds. Wish he.c 90 insert a letter
rom the cashier of me ..ew Larucp
TANK of Houakcr. Va, the Rome %,
Fro. Thornton, thps.
To whom u may concern. -.his
- To say that have Known Rev
Thornton, FOR a number OF years and
can say that he IL considered 20 b,
enc OF tee greatest Missionary Ban.
tist preachers ia Souihv est Virgins.
bro. Thornton Is respected by all who
know him lie stands well In our
community, both financially ard spirit
Usiiy Very respectfuiiy
NAkON RtI IS.
t'lssier OF New Garden Bank. Hons.
ser. Va.
so We can see how he stands IN his
own community where he says he nas
lived for the last ten years. have
nesrd him preach and nave had hiu.
IA my house and ! consider him be
iag God fearing man. OF high princi.
ps'. who stands for the right against
whatever opposition may come. He
vets the truth FAR above the opinions
nj man and Withholding nothing that
10 trrfh. r~sardless OF Who II might
an.
hope thar our friends will make
invstigations for themselves, before
they are inilnenced BY some prelude
"a writer I attended the services at
Prcaehersville and bsli.ve thai the
good people OF the place will agree
with mo In what ! have said
tsignedl ~ H.