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■ V THE GAZETTE: TIFTON, GA., FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1892. •V. • ' ' •; •“ A R&CEPTICLE FOR THE THOUGHTS OF CORRESPONDENTS, tyjoyfa and Kvente of Interest Transpiring £JironIck*«l liy i» Faithful and Kffl- cleat Corps of Itnportom. Announcement. Tv Ty, Juno 1ft.— A "llrilino/ut" meeting will be hold in Ty Ty, be ginning on Monday night after the second Sabbath in July (11th) and continue,until the following Sunday night, conducted by Rev. ]). M. Crawford. All person* interested in Iho movement are cordially invited to attend. Friends from a distance Will ploaao forward their names to me and homes will be providod. J. J. WlM.IAMH. Ouaranleed to cu.io itch In !IU ininutch. , MUU For mb by .1. W. Paulk * Co.TIftno, 0». Karljr Risers, Karly Risers, Ee-ly ■ • — atl- JtlBCfu, tlni famous little pi 11" for count patloh, nick liunduclio, dyspepsia and purvousnciw. J. C. Oondinsn. lloliomlun’s Budget. Cbrii., July H.<— A regular ramble- gram I waa shown'a very flattering let ter yosterday Inviting lion. VV. W. Webb to address tlm citizens of Ir win oonnty July Mb at Irwintdlle in favor of regular democracy. I men tion the fact and the regretful news that he will ho unable to go, being sick, to show how our own Lowndos orator is appreciated in other enuii ties. Mr, Webb should, in sober truth, bo mode Commissioner of Ag riculture. I pledge h|m one vote. lion, II, B> Peeples, of Nashville, visited Cecil yesterday. He is a can didate for the solicitor-generalship of the southern judicial circuit and, con- eminently, in a glass house. Col. S T. Kingabcrry is also a candidate and a foemun worthy of Hon. Hen ry’s stool. But this is a free country pven if moasnrod with a yardstick, and lot the pooplo ruin. I want, to hear from Hon. William A. Harris. What is his postofllce? It Ih about, time for .Sampson to show bis strength. Mr. L. L. Wobb, of llahira, made bis debut into the political arena at Wayoross. Voted for Turner. I had tile pleasure of mooting Mr (X K. Wobb, odllor-in-rliirf of the Adol Nows. Two elements essen tially poison make common salt. So may two names very short s sUDOatw. Woldi-News. I was also near meeting the Hon. John Ilikgin, of Lowndes. Just what John oxpuulu to get for his services as clearing house master for democ racy i have not learned, but I sug gest that (’apt. Turner at leant send )ihn a package of seed. Charlie Pen dleton iif a just man and wns minded to put John away privily, but John' Won’t “put.” So also of the lion. William Henry Snead, who, like Hen Harrison, stands by Ills colors. Oh, politics, for shame I Here is a matter demanding seri ous thought, While our legislature lias lavishly spent the people’s mon ey on education it is a notorious fact tljat the children of the poor white farm laborers; tlm people who really pay the tnxi's, get the least share of the money raised for soittjolpurposes. Colleges, toolinologienl and industrial schools will do well enough for tlm rich, tlm class they are Intended for, but the little bright, freckle faced, barefoot boys and girls who raise and gather tlm money crop of tlm south, cotton, and who, as I said before, really pay tl|« taxes, What has boon done fnr thomV Tlm children of tlm I Ti|ie there is appropriated II or J cents a day for them, but the parent wlm can scarcely feed pnd clothe t|mm and pay tlm rent pannet afford to pay tlm supplement to make tlm teacher’s salary HI cents per diem for each scholar, (Hod save the title for either tnaelmr or pupil,) pud llltlr. burdened wayfarer on life's journey glows tin hardened in heart pgainst tlm so-eallud represent alive men of their common country. To accumulate money so ns to have an pqnal footing with those in power is the chief aim of these children. To this end they ate taught to aeoutnu |nte money, and the desire to pile it. tip rapjdly sears the consoicnce as to what methods they use. Lay up pioncy, it is your best friend, is the jesson taught from infancy. Our snr- jfidKsfiiint tench us the truth of tluv handle the. most 6f it and live at case. How did (.Hoy got it? Popular ig norance r like gan powder in bulk, always dangerous. Georgia lias been undef democratic control 26 years. Wlnt has been done by her legisla tors for the good of these poor’ white children? Literally nothing! Many, very inapy of them are In a condition worse than the slave children were 40 years ago. Not ono dollar more of tlm tax money for higher education until tlm poor bavo an equal chance, should be the cry in the corning can vans for the legislature, by every white voter in Georgia. Vote for no man who is not pledged to withhold these class appropriations of the money wrung from the sweat of these poor children. For this condition of the poor Georgia democracy is re sponsible. Let them hasten to re pair the injury. Poor Liz! How many such arc there to-day in proud, God-favored Georgia, Mr. John M. Graddy, ono of onr oHlccrned farmer friends, had his horse stolen last night. Footprints from Cecil and horse tracks from tlm lot, make it probable that site wns stolen by a nogrn tramp and ridden in the direction of Tifton. An iron gray mnre, gentle, and about ten years old is all the description I can jpyo. Boiikmian von dvspetsia, JndlKWftlon, and Htoniuch *1li*or»!on», take flue IKOWM H IlITTKItM. All dealer* kM'h It,91 fa*r hot tie. Genuine hai ... . *- - —“ trodotnark and er anud rod Unroott wrapper. MlRrntlno In quirk to glvn rfillnf In hcvcrc miHOM of huatlacho or uouralglA, at Dr J.C. Gooclmnn’a. j»onr J about Rntgrnn Kcliocs, Knkima, July 0.—Miss Kiln Ferry, who lias been teaching school here, left for her homo in Essex, Va., last Friday. Dr. It. T. Kendrick, of Alapalin, was in town on the Fourth. We continno'to have fine rains in this section, mid the farmers are hap py. The outlook for a good crop was never hotter. Dr. J. II. Ilnniinond, of thiH place, visited Cnnlclo twice last week on professional huslnoas. The glorious Fourth of July passed off (piiotly, even without recognition in tins section. How different from ye olden tiniest All during Jho day we could not help thinking ahout what stirring times the hoys had in Philadelphia that day, lift years ago We learn from Mr. Adams, of Tifton, that’, he/ has contracted to build tlm new M’tkodisl church house at. this place, ami that work will com nmueo on it about, the 15th inst. Mr. W. L. Hommtt, who lias been scotionrnasler for the Brunswick and Wt ■stern railroad at tins point for some time past, has been transferred to ll»> McDonald’s mill section ami is suecuoded Imre by Mr J. W. Swilly. While tlm good people of this com munity regret to lose the former nml his family as citizens they extend the hand of cordial welcome to the latter. Pressure ot business ami a little eight days HiHsle with fever is the cause of the non appearance of tlm Holmes for the past three or four weeks. However, I hope the read- ore of tlm (i.lzitTTic will survive the shock of disappointment. Hurrah for Cleveland any Steven son, tlm lucky nines I Nine letters in each name, two vowels (one of them repeated) in each. Quito a co incidence, as three times three is nine, all lucky numbers. We hope tlm Imys will pile up an overwhelming majority for them in November, and thnl onr country may pass out from under the (ho present shadow of gloom ami despondency that over hangs it and go forth upon the level plane of sunshine, prosperity and peace. Mr. J, F. Bussey, of Dnwson, who has been spending several day* in Enigma the guest of bis sister, Mrs. J. 11. Gunn, returned homo yesterday. Mr. J. B, Omw visited Albany litis week. ! Mr. J. Q, Baker, of Irwin county, wns in Knignm to-day. There am several applicants for the position of teacher for the full term of the Enigma school. Tlm trustees of the school, however, have taken no steps toward securing the services of anyone. It, seems like the more one does for counting for the freaks of human na ture I Miss Flora McLendon, of Alapaha, is visiting at Enigma this week, the guest of Mrs. J. T. Austin. Master Ed., the little son of Mr. Dick Eastern, of Albany, is at Enigma this week in search of country air and pleasure. He is the guest of his cousin, Mr. M. Easters, and we hope he will have a pleasant time. Mr. J. B. Gunn is a model farmer as well as saw mill man. Ho farms on the Intensive plan, fertilizes his laud highly, cultivates thoroughly and henco gets an abundant harvest. His tobacco is very fine. Ho has al ready pulled some fodder, and this morning he placed on my table two very fine ears of corn as a sample of Dirt early variety. Mr. Gunn’s entire crop is very line, indeed, and lie is thoroughly demonstrating the fact that farming in Berrien county cm be made a [laying business. Mr. Robert Henderson and Mr| Mattie Harrell, of Brookfield, we married on Wednesday of last weij We wish them a happy and prospi oils life together. IIo is ip Knigjia to-day arranging with our mill i/on for the materials to build a largepnd commodious dwelling/at BrooLicid at once. ' I Thoro is very littlo sickness Are at present. This is a healthy [ictjon, the lands arc fine and very v oduot- ivo, and I long to kco the ti/o when it will be thickly settled by iprospcr- ouh, thriving class of small Armors. Messrs. J. A. Ball, E. V( Ball and J. T. Austin, of this pita visited Alapaha last. Sunday am ( attended church service while there, The eight months old W >o of M rs. T. S. Hayes is very sick wth chotcra Infnntinn. Hope the littjr'follow will soon got well and thus rf’/ievo his al ready boreaved and diw eased moth ers mind. /[Rkoulaii. have known, by any visiblo demon stration, that it was a holiday. Roasting ears have come and we hope to bo able to get through to po tatoes. Mfff, Gunter, too, has a fine lot of spriig chickens on band now, which are not bad things to havo around, j Mr. lyidcr Parker, of North Caro lina, is lurching school at the Rough Crock school house, near Goodman poHtoflfce. I biAuvo the majority of my neigh- bory/rve laid by their corn crops. Tif; boys take a fox or a cat chase onin a while, but they have to drjpc creek or river water when they g d thirsty. There has been no* deaths in this .tlemcnt of late, nor any marriagos. othing of importance taking place, ut plow! plow!! plow! I! Fruit is not very plentiful in these Iparts—hardly a third of a crop of i dir! some better. Jkkms Gunter. Dull Times Make Low Prices! JAMES Z. ELLIOTT, Owing to the dullness of the trade and appreciating the faot that Low Prices is tire remedy—the great incentive that gives to trade a rushing im petus, lias determined to inaugurate a cut in prices that fill convince the trade that he is determined not to he undersold. He has a largo and com plete stock of general merchandise; he can and will save you money. Don’t fail to call on him before making your purchases. Very Respectfully, Sparks, On., Juno 17, lfi92. , JAMES Z. ELLIOTT, [reaches, apples i tho wont build* I* A D!IU» J Heeding n tonln, or chili c j lug up, auor*4 IIItOWN'H UlOiJFlTTmi*. It Iji pleasant: cure* If rlo. Indigestion, Dillon* item, Liver Comp/j i aud Neuralgia. Hummer Meeting of the Worth Connty Ag* rlchliarul AnMclutiou, July IS, 1809. Friday, July l5th, is the dato fix ed for annual summer maeting of the Worth County Agricultural Associ ation for the fruit and melon exhibi tion. The premiums will ho ahout the snmc as on former occasions, while tiro competition for the Inrgeat melon is open to the entire stato. All the citizens of' Worth county are cordially invited to co-opcrnte in samples of products (or display, and to enter the competition for cash pro milium on fruits and melons. Able speakers will bo in attend ance, and a most profitable and en joyable day may be anticipated. Tlm meeting will bo hold at the fair building in Piney Park, I’oulan and special trains run for the accom modation of the people. J. F. Wir.soN, Sec’y. Aliipnlmj//oivH. Ai.apaiia, JunotMf—Miss Minnio Gunn, of Enigmn/r'did her friends here a short visit/-^Friday last. Miss Estollef'Afrlur is visiting friends ends in Poulnn Vnwweok. Miss Emily Wi/ffigof Brookfield, made a short viftit®- •*- Alapaha the made a (lying t return on the an and daughter and friends at first, of the week J Mr. A. W. IClii. trip to Brunswick 4th inst. Mr. M. J. MuMj arc visiting rolsli Adel this week. Mr Z, B. Gajnd family, of Hill iard, Fla., an Bisiting his brother, Mr. J. I). Gag and family at this place. Mrs. W. U Ml enter spent a few days this wrekMt Ty Ty. Mrs. F. B JniTtH is visiting rela tives Quitman aud Valdosta /thui reek. school this closed ir« spt g session very on Fri/Mav It place rpiictly lie'. Sullivan preached two Brunswick to the city . V very innVjreag and instructive ser mons here hst Sunday We liavl a young doctor here now. The little ellow is a late visitor at the home If Dr. W. C. Ashley Prof, b A. Hendrix and wife, of Zion 1 top.', passed through Alapaha Monday onrnule ei| joy tW balmy breeze of by the on. Miss Ella Ferry, Enigma’s most cfileieir lonelier, and Miss Mamie Tel fori, who lias been engaged here as as.[taut teacher, left for their re spocti'O homes on Saturday last. The turner for Virginia and the lat ter ft White Springe, Fla. By their charging manners they have won the Ainecre regards and lasting re- spot of all who know them. May the) ever receivo the high esteem qrhch they so justly merit. VtCIKOR. Try CIACK«0L’»U)687 u*..or Dyipcp*!*. MELON PICNIC. 1‘olitlcul Serous. The New York World reads tiie future aright. It says: "The next president will he a Democrat.” The patriotic and conservative poo pic of this country cry out with'one voice: “We want no fore bill.” It is hypocrisy of the worst sort for republican lenders to claim that thoir party is the friend of the wage onrner. of The increase in the number [•elision certificates issued during the last fiscal year over the previous one was ti5,li)7. Republican party leaders and not Armour forced Campbell to retire ns chairman of the notional Republican executive committee. The agitation for free coinage of silver began in the mining states the West which have always given Republican majorities. the The campaign Ims opened in west. Governor Gray is on the stump in Indiana. So is Governor Boies, in Iowa. All democrats avcrywliere nre at work for Cleveland.— Dawson News. = . m * WILKES’ * GREAT '* IRISH * SPECIFIC, * Cure Cures Cancers, Catarrh and all other Blood Diseases. Guaranteed. H. A. M’DONOUGH, General Agent for Florida and Georgia. PATTERSON, GEORGIA. For Sale in Tifton by Dr. J. O. Goodman. #-8m. The following from a. letter by Dovid B. Hill to Tammany on the occasion of their Fourth.of July celebration, shows clearly his true and open loyalty to the candidates chosen by the party. It will be seen that he realizes that nnity is essential to party success: “Our course at the present time is plain. The democra cy of New York, in the approaching struggle, shonld present a solid front to the oonnnou enemy. Loyalty to the cardinal democratic principles and the rogulurly nominated candi dates is the supreme duty of the hour.” Grover pleveland iB undoubtedly the typical representative American of to-day. The following from a speech by Chauncey M. Depew sHowb in wliut esteem he iB held by repub licans as well os democrats: "If I uni to namo the typical American, the man who loves and believes in his country beyoud everything else—the man who, determining once in what direction his duty leads, cannot be swerved from the path—the man who is doggedly persistent in what lie believes to be right—the man who thinks not of self, but of His country and its needs, I would name Grover Cleveland. What he line accomplish ed is the very highest tribute to the possibilities of American citizenship.” Money Flies OlJIl NKXST “BARGAIN DAY’* WILL BE ON July 16th, Wlion wo will sell more goods than ever bo4. The people an> realizing that they can— lift Wit /: ■ WcDr«»'« WIN! OF CABOUl (of <«mil« diKSK 10 yards dress lawn, fast colors, for 30c. 10 yards dress pIaG»-for 30c. ; 10 yards 33-Inch bleaching for 75c. Candy, 10c. per ponnd. \. Sciatica. Augusta Bvcnlng Nows, Jnn. 20,1R93. A well-known can* in Augusta has been com* plololy rured by tbe Kiectropplflo, nnd thu fol lowing Interview from such n woll known, rolia- hlc nnd prominent man m I'resldont Wm.O.Blb- Icy, of tin? HUdey Mill. muAt deeply Impress, If no'- ontiroly convince all who road it. Mr. Sibley waa perfectly willing to give hid * “ v#— ■’— trie Klee- tCH' llllOMJ to tho KvchIhc tro]M>lw. Hu »a!d he hau l*en n from tho Nclatlca for fiva yearn h uidnp tho Klectropolse. For two had not been ftee from pnln, nnd ntlc pntnn wore so eovoro that he would lump out of bed Iif hlR nic-ep and nwnko to flucl himself on tho floor lu great’agonr. He spent much money at the North for .^tocfftl medical treatment, turn v'nh f>7 tlraeo CAttferitnd with » white-hot iron on different part* of his body. Ttie treatment was almost as terrible as tho sciatica Itself. “How loin: tipo bits that been, Mr. Sibley T 4 * “A vofir h;o. And you know yourself my con dition before that time. 1 could not walk to my ofticc, or even across tlio * treat. I wan helpless, ami hud to go in my huppy everywhere." Mr. Shdov’g ntaiementa arc remarkable, but then: Is no doubt of thoir ooirectno**, nnd tho curcii niwlo by KIcetropolvo an* ondortMid by all physicians who examine them. A 40*pnpv\lRM>k, deimrililnp treatment and con taining teAtlmonlalB from all wotiona, and for the euro of nil dlnenwA, mailed free on applica tion. Addrurs ATLANTIC KI.KCTROPOlrfli CO., 47 Gould lltilldiAp. AtUiitn, Ga. Political Announcements. It is snifi that a little sound demo- crnt.ic doctrine would do much good in Worth county just, at present. A good democratic speech would bring into line a great many of the back sliders. - SUIM-DSMlOHI ivaturo Constipation. Condition Gossip. Goodman, July 6.—As it has been pmc time since ! [tut itt an appear- jnco 1 drop you a short, screed for ear of living forgotten. We are having plenty of vain ot ate, and the river Ims taken a con- an individual or community the mnr they expect of Idm and (he less ni Jsiderahle rice. The fish .vro jumping his exertions are appreciated. T|,i f f.md (louneing a regular jiibiloi' h true in about ninety nine eases od ;Wtt l;mn|reil, There » no si 1(1 The Fourth of July was a The democratic executive commit tee of Worth county will meet next Tuesday and try to straighten out the tangle into which the party in that county has gotten itself. Tho Gaskttr wishes the committee abuu- duut success. Hon. W. M. Hammond, of Thoin- asvi lie, is stumping the second dis trict in the interest of Hon. B. E. Russell, for Congress. He is one of thu ablest and most prominent men in the eccond district, and in him Gol. Russell has a true champion. scoond Democrats all over the congressional district are beginning to realize that, surrender to tbe die- tarn of the Alliance political machine in this campaign means the disinte gration of the democratic party, and when the district democratic conven tion meets in Albany on the 17th of [met i August “somethin? or gwine ter r lay in these parts. Ope woghf potirtrap."—Albany li'er^d } ' Fon Tax CollwtTo*. Th* nmletulcned i>re*«ut John O. GrayJnn to tho rtiijoiiH of Rmion county os a cnmlhlat* for Tax f'ollcotor, auh|» ot to tluv action of tho demo cratic party, am! nullclt for him tbo nmllvided tfin iu'aivIa W.i I irtllnv.i him fn ha ■uptNirt ot tho itooplo. Wo Iteliave him to bo contiiolcnt. faithful and honest, and worthy tho nuffragn of our folJowjoitUKno. _ Vot ltiM or Tifton Dirtrict. Notice of Dissolution. The firm of Rwlndlo, Grlffln A Co., (W. L. Swindle, T. I. Grlffln and A. W. Patterson) of Naahvlllo. Ga., baa thla day dlavolvod by mutual consent—A. W. Pattoraon retiring, w. Bwlo- dlo and T. 1. Grlflln will continue tbo bnslneoo under tho firm nnmocf Swindle A Grlffln; they mmhuo all liabillileo and wf 11 collect all debt* duo tho old Arm. W. L. Rwjfdlb, T. I. GRtrriK, A. W. l*A«IRM01f. N’aaiivlllo, Ga.. July Mb, 1882. Citation. G*ORO:A.-BP.KIUKK CtIUKTT. To all whom It may concern: Mr*. Zltpha .Tor- nlcan, admlnlitratvfx of Aaron Jendsan. applleo to the nndunlsned, In proper form, for leave to oell tbe land belonging to tne eetaie of i dent, and I will paaa upon her aald aj.pl my office iu Kaahvttle on the flrat B, Augnat next. Given under my hand am aiciiaturc, thla July Mb, 1803. r.M SMITH, OnUiurr Cdotion. GEORGIA—BtRIURIt Countt. To all whom It may concern. RanrieU and Jarnee McMillan. a<)in!n!vtratitn of Malcolm MoMtHanj ihi?lie* to tbe r.ntlrrilgwwL ln prrawr - - - 1 14 “ * “‘“'J to tot ni inil.an. •pi’IIT" «> wra ••• form, for leave to Mil the land belonging t eaiate of aa!d decedent, and I mw upon their He* In N.»»hv Iflc •>*» tbo •ait! ai»plicA*ion ai my office drat M«»nd»y m An gnat next. Given under toy ham! and oflt ’ * * “ l 1cUl ftlgnatiirr. tbit July .V, 1901 V. M .S.wiTH. Ordinary. Twelve Months’ Support. csonr.ix-BsMiss roitoTT! To all • bom It may onnoarn: Tba appmH ‘ iteni ay moo.ro arolab.il liy th. n,oma!ffO^I. In pn>r*' wr«*. *« wn arar* a tw.lv. montln'support to Mra. Nancy ont of tho (•»» of VT. D. OrtBlo, lata p sal,) county itocoaimt, hart mat thoir to pert ant X will pato upon tin aamo at lay oAs* In N»ab- vtlto on tbo flrrt M ortoy In Anziul na« (itroa orttciat Mtntiure, Cata Joly T.ztSHlTH.bpstnaxy, «* un.l.r mr tuin-i an, itka**?' 13 Mason's Improved fruit jars, ooe quart size, for $1.10. 13 Mason'a Improved fruit jars, two quart size, $1.48. . •. Best Imported Maccnronl, 14c. per pound. 30 pounds good rlco for $1. 45 bars of soap for $1. Few More Coats At 50c. Each. Prl-oa atated »re for July 18th only. Lot evorybodr’eome to thla S A. L E ! Controlcrs of Iaiur Prices, Parks’ Buii.dixo, TIFTON, OA. Berrien County Sheriff'* Sate for Airriurr. GKORGtA—Bkrxikn COVKTT. Will be sold twfnre tbe court bonee doer to the town of Roahville, Mild Mate and oonnty between tbe legal hoani of sale on the flret 1 . __ Ammet nest, tbe following property towit: Fifty acrea. more or leM, of lot of land !fo. 41T, In the 10th district of aald oonnty, tr— tbo nortli by land of R. L. Taylor, on tbe coat by of W. W. Timmone, on the south by land of s Boyd, and on tbe west by !ana< Warren. Levied on aa tbe j of J.M. r property of Art Boyd by. virtue of a fl. fa. leaned from tbe Jtstl court, 11 Ivatlfh sc . . noth dUtrlct, fl, M„ of ehideMht favor of F. W. Goaklne, odmlnlatrator «rf W Oauklne. Levy modo and returned t« me h W. Lewi*. I- C. Kef end ant In poeie—Ion I fled In writing, tbw June 18th, im. Also, at tbe aamo lime acta place, all tfckt log or parrel of land told and cenraced to W. Ylek* era by Mary Klnard and cold by Bilad and tVUi ‘ to Joseph BrswHer, containing Ms feet front • tbe G. H. & F, R. R. right-of-way m tbe west u running west 290 feet, eoinraenelng 9 t.loci - - fifty feet south of the lot on which tbe ff.fi.. depot Is situated asd running W feet went, t ooeth MO feet to tbe starting point; aUetm. tbe adjoining lots of the above described land on tho treat, ACO feet square: alao t low, fifty feet by m feet, three block* of tbe cekS lot upon which tbe uld G. R. A F. depot la slreatciTeiM of said tote teet named la * of aald raUmad and tbe 4 lot, bog being on tbe seat ride of 1 rood; gn in the eonniy of Berrien, la aah and known ne a pert of lot Ko. tit, ta t district of arid ooaaty, nnd bring more t scribed m bring bt tbe town of Lenox. Go. ivd on aa the property of Joseph Readier by 7tr* t at of a ntortiage t. fa'.Taeced from Berrien Ms perlor court la favor of bryfat Brm« Levy nedfi and retained to me by J- K* MeCranle, Depity Sheriff, tbit Jane JJKh. 1|M. _ DANIEL W. TlftCE, Sheriff S. C. Citation OLOffGiA -Bcnnimr Covxrr. To all whom it may concern t W. tf, adminUtraror of ?!ra Kmua Bryant) v In the noderrigred, in proper fo ee» tbe land belonging to dent, and I will pane upon Me «a office in 5aabrilie on the, wr ___ Aegwesne! aignatrqe, Gheii under