The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-18 00:00:00

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AND °THUD.

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BARTON'S EXTKRMINATOR.—In Boxes
la. «ach. Poet Free 14 Stam_pe. One Box roll
sort per Peet 28 Stamps. Twelve Boxes free for
from B. J. OB.CHLRO, Cheadd, Sa/iebory.
KILLS sad aomaletely Drift op BATS and
MICE, leering no smell ham the dead oar. Will
not harm dop or rota. For drooling oara Hake It
Invaluable.

" Thie le to ceelffy that Barton% Rat and Moose
IstennMator ham effectually clamed th• Mark Lane
Ocen Exchange, after being very much Intested foe

CHAB.LES PHILLIPS, Bead Beadle:.
Lane Com Exchange, September 1, irk
" I have no hesitation in saying Berion'a Eat
liatereninaem completely cleared myremMee.
" Tipiree Sely_edoe, Ewes"
Sold by all Ullll=ll4ll. li. par Box.

" FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
Bee Deut. ch. AL, v. 23.
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OLARKE'S

WORLD-TAMED
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Nark—"lllecd Mistere.")
dm ZLOOD PLUM= AHD nerrom.
VOR cladding and clearing the blood from afl
.11: impurities cannot be too bhloongiin4nj
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin •and Sees of
all kinds lii, a never-laßing and Permaleat cure. It
Cure Old Sores.
Cures Blooded Sores on Neck.
Cures I:Nersted Sore Legs.
Curse Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
Cures Blood and Skin Disease&
Cures Glandular S
Clears the Blood from all matter,
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything Injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
macho .ifsress to give it a trial to tad its value.
Mussed& of restiinonialsfron all pert,.
Sold in Bottles its. Id. each, and ,in Cams detaining
dr time. the quantity, ILla asch—auffloysit to affect a
permanent awe in the great majority of iae
ceess—BY ALL CHEMISTS ANDIIIUM
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kingdom and tans weld, or sent to any address on
rooeiotci XI or MI eledps.
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DorckeTestft by A. J. Evan, How, and
Dead.
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paid from the author (or flotsam

11•1 HOOD. • lions• Mew on the fuselicer and Ws:
MI orders d the reproduedm arum. In youth,
mod old olth Observations on the Treatment eadlithrecl
, Physical Debility, UMW'S of BOUM,
fia, bathe the result of lA:B=l4oeseetsirmreithe. By L
COMB, WM, PIOCADILLY
Larson, W

" Cons os tUrmum-77th inkblot and
tr.e. dennibee the source of those dleume Mere produce
youth, or mere treantkr premature old
DMiy rolepreph, 27th lam*

" aoltro-colllisza• luck he lo the hoods of youth had
aid sow it lo • medical pulilimilos, dooeloplog Ike troolooost
of. arm •4 1.1.1 ortiodine WI/11.h 1•••• ISO 10.41 OMR tho
Frey of no sod dookalor —United loroiso Gimes.
: Sold by Mfr. J. IlLaaa. flooksakr,R °pram.

TO NERVOUS surnans.
Toot Publiebed u granting Intim of • DOW and Valuable
HOW TO INSUIIIt BRILL_ ,Tll or the „ ooxrdiennAL FRIEND," by Dr. J. A. SIAM, it
(Mt) Sad Poet Free to any adthesi on receipt of on pro;
initem, to by War poet three Nampa
Ma box i=7 br& or by
meryme, rag or old at either
mt. It teence—How to avoid Dromes, How to regain Neagh,
Health ; a Social Selene Ines a treatise as the Len
Governed Ille—the et which is t 0,...., of ill
Disease Somoomom, , and aR LW/ 02110:011Wit
symptoms explained, awl lull Unrections give. 1.4r.=
inerer, bow to obtain moteration to Math .ml. ml.
Work (144 swipe) gives PRESCRIPTIONS, In L• 1 It
LNG with toU 111111111UCTION1 lot their preparation
sad mu Oniall remarks co Rheumatism, Sink%
. Pairsitaticw of the H
Cbga2l66ll4.B.46lgtAist disuse.
disc:wog
to.raomWths rigove. M:aodialtb.Aliesowidtimuc.Pb7"ltary
7retto this herb mix, by the mew Author, istitled
rial All FRILND AND ADyllllOl, *blob will be met
GRATIS to any address on T OF STAILPSD
raryzum. 144rIss, Dr. warn, i.L, (UL), Lou.
dala)RTArsTrillkarLlV Omont a Quailed and
Perionally, banes 11 and 1 o'clock
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intoniew, Mond at nee seed ton partimin ot the
by Lotter metal% a lsd Aneroid IhneleM We
'sob; this will Teethe Immo ismer, with advice an
lentinetioes bow to inns a perfect emu Ileetredo ed
lime hare been men, owit bieltuarri:Ver.
oneere only. Addeo% Dr.
Lacednemeare, Bernibery Loodoe. N.

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KILL= DT Tall &MOIL—The Hon. Mr. Verrkker.
killed at tbe unfortunate Natal war, had been some
time a pupil of Mr. G. W. Homwr, Atbelhampton.

Doan? Unarm—The 0 arttie annonnose that Lieut.
Colonel Angus William Hall is ranted the honorary
rack of Colonel • Frederick Hiner, Rough, gent., to
be Second Lieutenant. .

Dtocual BTllOO.—Mr. George B. Woodhouse, of
Andy, Dorchester, ham been elected • Synodentan for
the rural deanery of Whitchurch, 4th portion, in the
place of Mr. P.O. Trench, who has left the diodes.
DIWYDITIT.—It Will be WNW by an snDoDllo.lllBotlll
our advertising columns that Mr. Wallace, of 91,
Harley-street, London, visits Dorchester every
alternate Saturday. his consulting rooms being at Mr.
Lockett's. 1, cosihilL
'Tits Mu:rte.—The recruit+ and the rest of the
regiment are specially urged to be punctual in their
attendance at the &H. A. Barracks, Dorchester, the
recruits, as before stated, on the 24th inst., the old
soldiers on May 19th.
Tim Birtwiso or FORDINGTOM CItURCIL—We
bear that Mr. Brymer, U. P., has sent the handsome
stun of r:25 towards the above desirable object, and
that the lay rector, Mr. Morgan Yeatman, has kindly
=dto bear the expense of mewing the chancel
250.
THI OLD FRIENDS had a supper at the Phoenix on
Wednesday even. The ticket intended for our
reporter did not &My* at 8, High-etrest, therefore we
are unable to state more than that we believe they
had • capital supper, bright speeches, and a generally
marry time.
Tug 111AT05 (Mr. A. Pope) and other members of
the Corporation, including the Town Clerk (Mr.
Giles Symoncid, attended Divine service in their
official capacity at the parish church of Holy Irinity
on Sunday morning. The rector (the Rey. H. Everett)
preached on the ocaudon.
Two ROLM —lt eras pretty good for one newly.
metalled roads that Messrs. Taylor'. great traction
ecgine, followed by • heavy waggon load of bricks,
ground about on our streets on Tuesday and Wednes-
day ; the taverna of the new metal ins pretty well
done, though, ptaps, not quite so effectively as by
the great gem rollers used by the French.
ki-M. Pmaog. —About three quarters of a million
of bricks are to be delivered at the prison by the 25th
Inst., and Meson. Crocker and Co. have engraved all
the hones available to haul them, besides three large
traction engines and tracks We are informed the
work inside will be done by " pries. lebreo.. nee by
.convide "In the coemedonal sense of the word.
DlllollBll=lol. Two lodges of Oddfdlows,
"Hand-In-Hand "sad "Bud of Hops," hope to have
a grand demonstration on the Bank Holiday in June.
A new banner is to grace the occasion, Bro. Randall
Is to cater at the dinner, and the Mayor to
All snows to any of the gaieties who Mnr to make
the workman independent, and giving him back his
own in the time of sickness
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Moin,EGJA —We have • conical bill in Dorsetahire,
crowded with an ancient encampment, coiled" Mod-
bury," which gives its name to ths hundred of "
Totcombe Tootecausbe ?], and Modbury,9=
another depopulated Till in the parish of Syr%
formeriy, supposed to have been deolgnated as
besie.,
There is also • tithing in the parish of
Gllfln,hasn
called " °Wombs." All of them, I
shoutl presume, were originally cannected with the
Mnee —O. W. BINOEUX, In Nodes and Queries.
Rem Or Hon. —On Tuesday maim an interesting
asesting vas bold in the Temperance Hall,
n the mad= of the Mit of Mr. Bell, of the Dor.
:bestow County Tea, Astaxiattoo. There was
a good attendance children, the meeting oconmanoed
with praand singing,after which Mr. Bell delivered
• very pi eddress,- Illustrating it with various MIK*
which
dotes wire verK=usins.He had been a teeto-
taller 41 years and w but for it he would
have been dead. The seeds sown amongst the young
(although mothered for • time) would some day
springpal and bear fruit, and the children would be
sr to take the places of these who come week
after week to teach. He advised them to reek help
from above In the cause of total abstinence. A groat
many people said they could not do a hard day's work
without Intoxicating liquor, but it is • fact that there
are more blackasaith abstainers In the county of Dorset
than of any other trade, though It requires each bard
work. He concluded by exhortisg them to stedfastly
adhere to their pls with the hotpot God. Messrs.
Greening, Clark, Ktlike, Sheppard, and Dulal also
helped to make the me4ilg•
RELIGIOUS TRACT
An Interesting rantlag of the Drchqet Auxiliary was
held in the Town.hall as Monday hen there was
a very small atteadance. The Rev. T. W. Knipe occupied
the chair, and there were with him on the platform—Rev.
X Ludlow (Martinstowa). Boy. H. P. Mama Rev. W.
Allen, and the Rev. J. Remington; the Rev. H. C. G.
Motile was also present.
After prays, by the Rev. W. Allan, the Rev. T. W.
Xm nt said this was a noble society, whose good cannot
be nassaurod by visible result.; none can tell except God
how much evil it provosts and how mach good it does.
Be asked the Rev. H. P. Bailors to road the report.
The Rev. H. P. Rams (socrotsry) then read the
which stated that during past year there haver=
ten enbarribers of one ea melt, twelve subscribers of
half-a-guinea, and 18 ga. and under, amounting is all to
101. also • spacial collection for Sonia amounting
to Li Ifts. The donors wore Mr. G. Pouncy. 11r.
Devsnisla Mr. E. Moak, Mr. T. Godwin, Mr. W. Panty,
and Mr. H. Bearombe. Collection at the annual meeting,
£1 Mk ; making a Wane* of lie. 84. Of this
Silk has been paid in oommissions on books *old, and
.014 15a forwarded toils, penal society for the Dorchester
auxiliary contributious, leaving Ll Os. Si. to credit.
There has been a falling off in the number of subscribers.,
and for the Riot user no subscriptions from the Stafford
Amociatiao which previously contributed not Ises than a
annually. Hs [proposed the committee for the arming
year.
The Rev. & OWN. DD. (deputation). ascended the
proposition, and coogratialand the Dorchester Auxiliary
as being well worked. The society had been formed sines
LW, and, although it had now been about 80 years at
work, It still had an onward and inward tendency. Its
are now translated into 114 different
the copies numbering 63,000.000. of which
6(008,000 are in our own leaguers In every publication
It was their aim toast forth the truth of God so simply
that it may be comprehended by a child, and that eaok
may contain an answer to that great question—" What
must Ido lobs saved r It waa one of the greatest
advantages
of th to those who distributed them tracts thêt 111,
a principle e cenusittee not to publish any that are
not facts—no &Alma at all are contained in them,
but the religion as it is in Christ—a path direct to Jesus
and His salvation.dregto d literature that
I. now published, for the young, the society
have now bogus te • book entitled The Boss, Own
Paper, and Its bee already remelted 180,000. In
the one before him prism were offend for the boot sway ;
they had no lest than t compeUtces, and It took
comm to committee weeks Gadd' whisk was the best v
an.z4Vgrant ship leaves Minimarl a packet of the Tract
s s works ate gins toss* pissassmr, sad when they
heard of the edam ohm Is the Zola war they seat some
down to Portsmouth far each, sad In the RuseeTurldsh
war great numbers were given away. The society carried
on • large work also at the Paris Xxhibidon, sad illornin-
ated texts of sortptors ars now to be seen pat up in very
=say of ths boon smedally in
ll F
hadranca Germanyma. Itadly,
Brain aril BeritserMad. n. sta they then. the
whole of the weeks on it, ware paatiod by the Italian
Satin, and phased in the Royal Museum
litneCier,ondltioes that if they had en exhibition there
should be shown. It bee become a Bible Society as well.
Three Jeers ago Kr. Francis Peeks offered to give 1:(000,
If the society would add a similar sum. to cive Bibles or
Tietemests te the her, the &Vint BCIOOII of London
who ahookl be most makt in Scripture. In the drel Year
mass itsropeted. in one second yearBll.ooo, sad in the third
year 1114,000, and when the 4,000 who had won the prisms
memaided in the Crystal Palace and bold up their inks
or Tealements, it was self they bed thaws the Sward of
the Spirit ney were now receiving IP airy of these
eaves that to keen
...di..the svorifit they weeded
bele. By the year bee Wl=
received LaWO law -an—riven away AM wieriliashy
where it was urcersip required, So it =am the
public whether mutt retract their or ad 4; but
without additiocal they would be ebildwill&
The Rev. T. W. HItIPI having snide • law
The Res. Z. LUDLCOM proposed a voteofthwkn to the
Chairman and the deputation. which wee Lim
Firm. J. Heaaricssoo, sad carried „ .
T. W. Hews and the Rm. & CI nun eeEigiig the
compliment
tuill= thee clord.l2/Infiths Doxologi,
on w" the
Korn.
The collection at the close amounted to 01 lis. Id.

their poor of the game caste. 83 WOW is it found that ,
Muslims have It, while, if it woe sashay dome away,
the effect Would be ea disastrous as if we will lie Ices
suddenly all respect for the Sovereign aad Meilen of
. religion. Still we want 1
equally to pea dews the
' shutters of caste and let the • t into Elediebri_area.
for the good aims In Saari • radiate freeing Mena
(Atrium) S.C. 500 was born the greet Bealles, who
found the people sunk in Idolatry, and ulna a Mee
reform, teaching ihe necessity of Perfect faith. thought.
' words, sad deeds, purification of the Mut nee gross
thoughts, and uttering such maxims as "Gramm a
man who never gine, hy gif te" "Subd
sem ue an entratiad
man by inuthfulnem,'• 'Overcome an evil man by goad-
:" he aleo taaght that not by birth bet he hie cosdact
la • man lowered or Soda's u • saint a the
Cbristaan church, haVdissen cricand by a pope,
under the IMMO Of SL Janette. Buddhism ear
µanted Madrona bat withered awn seen, becoming
torrept, man disbelieved, and in the lea century
in India it name extinct, the lower provinces
of Bengal, Its lan refuge. becoming knit=
sod the Bengali • gross idolator and
The Pardo° Trinity are the creator, destroyer, and preser-
ver, and the latter, Vishnu. Is sowed to have become
Incarnate several tiniesland In reematy of ome the ear of
Juggernaut is drawn highly excited pilgrims. and
occasionally • man is killed—an average of mall mitre
other year—so Mr. Pearce thought it is a great mietake to
suppose there are many "ukase Bat no lass than MON
people di* annually from grog this pilgrimage, en aseenne
of the crowding and bad cooking the letter Wag duo
he the
ireE primes, who cannot efficiently seek for
170.000 'Madam have no difficulty ia behaving
anything ; thief dug:rhea are faith ant pet
and by the docirime of tranaingration if eagle =
Ws is sacred ; but an Zogishman who bad kilned Mom
Dad offeriage of brandy and cigars at hie tomb. The
170.000,00000 Madre are of many damn erne. They
my they do net worship idols, only the obit. e
who worships idols lays
.thar. Moan hear.jert one
e
Muslims are called from ' Dyne Thar.' the same as
"Zeus pater" in Greek or " Japan In Let* m
" Hesnorfather," and Professor Max Moller limttgalig 1
se that children of the same family all revert to the old I
form of "Heaven-father" in their prayers. down toss,
who pray "Oar Father, who art in heaven.' " Mealinse
I. from " Islam." • perfect man at pew with hie Gad,
and they were founded by Mohammed, wise night the
salty of (lodine resignation to His will, and epeeist toner-It
me to lead better lives, reckoning four prophole—lllosen
Elia IQrist. and Mohamed, end all font/inn of Aber
ham. Their boob include the Prophets, Gawk and the
Horn. Mohammed n 0,,, heard the tree deg of the
Greet only the false Christianity of the Vth cenWe and
the false gospels. bad he heard the true be might han
been a Uhriatiae martyr. (Hear.) Maasemedanient
oonqoered about half of tie known world but it eas
rhea, d by Christianity ; the Muslims camein wens into
India, from 061 to ffl7. and at the 10th century they hem
to rul . Mahmood of Ohnnes invaded ladle and ruled
over • large part of the north. At Delhi ruled eacensive
disagree Moment the Afghan power • ma the Int
drawn. rem eseeertee alert a Glinnes.
made • 'network et power all rood India. Mu*
Aline ruled about the same Uses es on : but
bils=d not by the tweed gore. be knew way $0
power wpas÷gtving junkie esel
../ieft
right/ al stair* _ _ ,tioes • na *Megan
it was re-cemplered Wales german We might."
Median to the kicked rank'.,.. In oar armlet mid the
speaker, and so take • lea/ oat at the great Akbar's
book. When the Moans power was rivided over India
the Mantas roes and orrised it. The lbst Marsha
conqueror raised • noel peasantry ton apleadid army' he
taught his people to com together saddest:, strike their
blow, and then aspens. end hen am repeated
blow, the Mogul power began to elledhee. The Portman
tame to Goa about 1510: but whom their power spread
they used the lounition, and perpetrated snob
cruelties that the Mambas ranee them, and broke
power:
ass Data and nag about 1.000. the
after. and when the on the
staugyeelt.power. the Fronk did =lst French
sad the Dora out if lan. the
were
elials East lab empay herd it mkt to make
wain by fighting than by trade, their power harem&
and now the Qum Mee ever tweak*. ad has treatise
limiting the ninon of the ear third. We have advanced
like Rome. which could net help herself. Is the path of
' conquest Mr. Parse went on to tell cd the Warless of
i Behar, the Protestants of the Mean% and remarked_ the
Muslim sects each believed Mae of the other Vibes
' the leer, chum. c.,l4Letting to Parana The Mean
faith le vastly in India. while Obriatiaalty Is
, going bank, 11r. hero. believed, because we are the hated
: ==. Alo we to TWA this t
_ln.it.arienoteelne of ree.
can hardly be sorry for th•-.--.,-
come with Christina, goes • Rood of or Malts, while
' Meanies' cage out drolosmens and 1116. Dna said
—in net is not easiest es le for as. sad Mr. Pearce left
It with Obrinises to think whether they should be glad of
the weed of blase= or not Alter dealing with the
Passe" who only somber • =Wks, he west on to speak
of the Zenindaree system. The tax collectors were
turned into landlords by the Ileglieb Government, which
was ceevenket, but the lend rent was fixed he ever, the
tam are to be paid in cola. Potting the poor natives into
the hands of the neuron, who often extort 700 per cent.
Under the Hebrew law • man was free after some yen;
under the old Hindoo law they never bad to pay mon
than double the amount borrowed. and Kr. Peirce ii
plainly about the poverty of the peMet remarking those
who live on ltd. • day cannot bear heavy twora. (Hear
hear). After speaking of the sobriety it Endow. and
&WS an olerolge of helleotY, IN regretted that
Indian affairs ends no IMe aitaties. and that
no Opposition In bronat to imr—thet which is of
the 'rosiest value in SKIM Nellie. biwies It
everything to be fully digenea. Tee akin Mx, yletilog
£0.0011,000 was animitverted on, the reseteatly =lsi
liplism and cage nib, and he waned the
En to take a intrest in Latinos' we healria;
i Son as cannot fa to the lot of • cmgatry Wage* a
I strict account being required. We MOM name Ihe
connection between us and India will bet for ever, end
whoa the severance does coMel may me be able soleolt
, beck upon our rule as owe tivedled their nal
, welfare, and may it be said al = bandies
th ' their duty towards e peogis ifa
ies.
)
, The Komi congratulated the erldeg 111Maa%Mste
, on having obtained Mr. Posses ea aletiterer, end the town
on the position Mr. Pearce filled. Hie powers of descrip-
tion and memory show that wheeever he likes, he can
by poneverenee take a von, high piece In the worthy pro-
I heron he hail Moan. His Worship proposed • vote of
thanks to Mr. Pearce, which was heartily accorded.
. Mr. Janina* iwc,oeitlon of • vote of thanks to the
. Mane was also warmly received.

TIM YOUNG MEWS CHRISTLILN ASSOCIATION.
re the Miter.

Deer altall feel obliged if you could ad room
In your valuable paper for a few ham in answer to an
enquiry respecting what the Young llea'a Ohristiaa
Aasociation la &beg beside drinking bra and eating
cake.
We may be sleepy in the eyes of soma, but if the Mead
who wishes to know what is going on bad been at the
meeting after the tea, he would have beau wonderfully
enlightened, for several young recruits told hew the Lord
had used the sosociation in bringing them into the army
of Emanuel, beside, eadeavourtag to get some of them
present to join them is lilt under the same blood-stalned
banner. The friend toast swore perhaps that our recruits
are constantly belaig_dzafted for some other portion of the
army, for many Of the Sunday schools in the town hare
filled the ranks of their teaobers from this NPR.
I might my the tee warn of a three fold character, Orin to
endeavour to get some who NOM afraid to enter the room ;
secondly, far the no-oalled aleepylones to aim at mon aad
by God's help, to bring them at the foot of the Cross;
thirdly, to enoxtrage the young recruits to stand up for
Jena and tell what the Lord has done for them The toe
waa generously glom by the Genend who would hare been
pleased to have seen the enquirer preaeat, sad who can
get the last aatatial report from the eecrehary.
On or rim iOnwrrza.
(It was far from our intentiou to sneer, and we are
very glad if the arrow shot—not quite at a roalure ho
the Itereas, kaa picked the coenralWee—whose excellent
letter will have the desired elfect of letting the Asada-
lions work @his° Wort men. —U.)

MR. MANCE ON INDIA.
The mann= cd Tuesday evening wee—" BUG ws.ga to
the tract society !menu at the Town Hell. or to Altos
ton Hall to hear lir. Pierce r rind the large melerit7
decided to WM& to the young townsman, who is LIAII.
King's College, Cambridge, and barrister at law, Lincoln's
La.
Ms WORM, (Mr. A. Pote) remarked he had • curious
teak —that Of introducing to the lodise and gentlemen
=ii inidm7—tirtan..r2l4 malt
pearc b:
gett&irrda&AVlTy boe will
bred in Dorchester, whom father for many years hoe been
welliceown amommt as and estesated by everybody. Yr.
Pomo wet St to give • Lowe as • mmgrocit matt
tweeting ii Oar Indian Senlas has ....
attentioa or whole nation, be might any-alliwiiate
world) lt is • very great outlet for our conunares sad
maeuracturer, • largo Gold for ear enterg•No youth. •
training school for our army. who ar• Dow ts Alphimistan,
he hoped, gaining fresh beggsb. One part of tie salact
will be specially intending—the reHi ei the viirs
tairtziand his Wtocriurrailati.Pwrses
.I...wartams•
antbor writes of the red mr-i cca_. .._ veli" the
satins, which he eillainea " een
ei
rate an outlay
es.toostAtoo (two I pounds
Si=li order to camera Agora Ida
cansiderid iamb sod hoped Mr.
Los would eelighMe mi thereon. (Hear.
and Hiplanse.)
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prepored ad anealLYzmesa re with
wares', any ref snare to la very alight neer. At awe
he rowed Wars the Wad the aeonsees 111. al the canny
.—eis larp ea &pep* without Raillea• mid fiiilk 11111* IQ
Wilt 1111Ving liS lirelii Woe4111:41: ma framsslwraow
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we laberel4itielFitrillartha:
5,. vice the
ievh_ mannlales from three
5. .04 Wad wag the sines rroon
irkle%P"lcrarr="Pri:r: ?bre at
lad*
ths meg rivere, making the north very UMW,
widk, the amiss vary le so dat that you caa drive •
waggon • thomend maw Tho fiat astmee ww. d mi.
=no. soar may found in the liftatatil, %hag gym
tam, sad the Hisdoce fairer still, ere el en
yam es th• prilbAdina. Moo awase. and other
the nesse of the father, mother Pc.,
Illetand the seam old starers@ “ deearezr,
sad the Borst: in told meal( all Mom
MPlZia vhig eons tram the old borne in Central Aide
t. ar Bealinds falth. a• loearl iii thelaZast
the ideas of the fatherhood mid
Indwelling of God is the human heart the he.
et the seal This faith was •
Lo hes
gaging in Maar with an 'tem
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s li= Mai soldiers frau la =6 Se
INN a agrion)tartits s The
MOM Grim Mame vary
own
le la =trawl. =le
bigel
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