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'We shell heat then. my eon: ere shell heat them.’ Rut the air end tone with uhieh he said the vents were so free from any unworthy feeling that the uncut reeuhu and confident of his enumerate would have been deeply tamed.“ lle believed tn prayer he believed it eased the troubled mind and aunt. and changed Mere to enceeee as much as does e healthy sense 0! humor One day Genernl Stella called on him end Inked the president 1! he had not heen nnxioun during the battle of Gettysburg? The president thought nonte minute. and then‘ nmered: “Yes. but I dld not give up my faith. I went into my room one day end locked the door end got down on my knees and myed to hie mightily for victory at Gettysburg. I told hilt it no his war and our cause hie eeaee, but that Frederick-hers or Chaneellmvme could not hold out mother day And then I made a eolennn you to Almighty God that If he would stood by our hoye et Getty-burg I would stand by him end he did. end I will " nu out. of hm pm In. wonderful mu Mm Hommofthotmtoumv m m '- deciding the ohm mm Muhmbqnhomnnnnplo” Tim um lino- vbn «mum: loot" C!- m-oty Out. to on." not In dandy which '11 thMI-t'filhmhfled Imam I'm-o mu gilded Mn fight. He believed (in Godmldbooltloddoonhohmudthonnt The "on. George Cunt. tens um um. wild: “on (to Ian’- ufillmo filth: 'Onokylunedmthomfldnt ‘mium mutt" fro- m. If. ”no": meet”!1 uhhhoflmthhmmmonlhemdlow. Hemmhflulm'mmmm 0n mnumtm-oucmmumm melon-alchMe. Nutmeg-Ia m In Montcmpmu I. (and this the but may-um. Wimunvencnflhim Under" fumble condition. an ”unspeflodwbedoluodm autumnal”. A: a meme 0! real-ding the nelson of fruiting. the mulch should be Ip- ylied while the ground is frozen or covered with now. With such per- poee In view, It to often advent-gm to apply e light covet-Ins early In the mean and a second. heavy eppflar don otter the ground he become noun or covered deeply em: not. Corn stalks will answer the pur pose. and admin", no, It shredded Pulp' from cine mm: may be used; also the lane: from forest trees. As to the materiel for mulching. anything that will shade the plant and ground from the sun will answer the purpose. Generally eventing. the coarser and freer from weeds and grass seeds. the better. The most satisfactory job of mulch- hg we ever did was with marsh hay applied before the ground had tween. Any kind of straw is good (or the pur- pose. but trouble is likely to come with it. because of the seem at grasses sad weeds Plants with leave- practically dead. '1" often put forth new leaves in the spring. but such phat: never show tho vigor of those given protection. in mm and mm. the urn-hem plum In un evergreen. 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