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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-10-31
A REMEDY FOR
R IN e u atiSmI

TIME excruciating pain-the decrepitude and
= deformlty, aud the premature old age,
which are the usual attendants of this disorder.
are suffered by many from despair of cure, or
disappointment in the efficacy Of the numerous
pretended antIdotes used to effect this purpose.
But those who have made fair trial of
DR. JEB3'S CELEBRATED LINIMENT.
even IN cases of long standing, and of the most
severe character, have received certain relief and
many have been cured in few days, some in "a
hours! as number Of persol in Boston and VI
cinty, who were formerly afflicted with The Rheu4
matism, have very fully testified. Certificates
| are in the possession of the Proprietor, proving
the most thorough and surprising cures by means
of this powerful LialimeTlf, in cases where other
| approved applications had utterly failed. The
| Liniment Is also used with success for bruises,
sprans, numbness, stiffness of the joints, chill
blsins, &c.
| Price so cents bottle.
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NOTICES..
From lions Herald.
A CALL

For NeaO England Methodist Anti
Slavery Concention to be held In
Lo,OeH, Mass, Nor 2lst and22d, 1883.
Whereas slavery, with its untold, una
bated evils, exists in these United States
and whereas the great body of the people
of this nation, north and south, IA few no.
Bile spirits excepted connive at its exist
ence and whereas, more especially, this
evil exists to an alarming extent in the
church of which we are members; and
whereas certain Annual Conferences have
labored to put down Abolition Societies.
Conventions, and efforts, and thereby, at
least indirectly, endeavored the extermina-
ton ofthose righteous principles on which
they are based; and whereas other Annu-
! al Conferences, where majority are abo
litionists. have been prevented taking de-
cisive action on the subject of slavery, by
which the petitions of thousands of our
members have been disregarded and
whereas all attempts to modify the princi-
pies of abolition must from their very ma
ture be utterly impossible, and to disturb
its principal measures pregnant with dis
astrous consequences to the slave; and
whereas the right even of our ministers
and members to hold Conventions on this
as on other moral subjects, has been ques-
toned, and some of our most worthy min
listers have been subjected to high eccle
siastical censure for attending them,-
Therefore we, the undersigned, bellows
that right, duty, and expediency, require
!, the holding of the Convention above pro
oosed, at the time and place specified; :
and we hereby issue our call to that e1
= feet
II DEAR BRETHREN,-The foregoing
Il form of call for Convention has bee
directed to many preachers and laymer
! who it was supposed would be active
" procuring subscribers TO il, with the 70
is lowing postscript
v P. S. Those who approve of the Coz
is vention will have the goodness,
=. |. To circulate the call on the opposr
;. page, and get the names of all the ma
20 members you can, aOsth the least posssb
a. delay.
2. Mark against the names that "
obtain. the station in the church whlC
on the individual occupies,-as, for Loc
YES Preacher, L. P.-for Steward, ST.
OF Glass Leader, G. L.-for Trustee, IT,
us 8. If circumstances are sued that y,
ni- and other bTe,hren cannot attend, W
ar would otherwise be with US, you will ne
ertheless sign the call, and send the Go
ce' yention communication, posi- paid. ope
g ing your mind fully on the subject of sia'
~ ry, &c. sc. :,
he 4. We take the liberty 10 send you 4
re- without paying the postage. and requ'
lry that having obtained the signatures dies
On ed, you will forward it Immediately
Ie Rev. James Porter, Boston, Mass,
paid. When the signatures are recei'
ran by him. they will all be inserted un'
to the call. and published in Zjon's Hera
be- H Your returns should be made
m early as possible, but at farthest by the
ent of November. Don't fail to DO up
oso- business thoroughly and immeesaesty
the AT a fall meeting ofborh OF the Me'ho'
q churches in Lowell, afesolution has b
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WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

MARRIED,
In this village, on Monday morning last. by Rev
Mr. Bclknap, Samuel Haskins, of Woodstock. 10
Adeipha Ann Norris of the former place.
DIED.
In Orwell, 18th inst, Peter Hall, So years of
in East Poultney, the 18th instant Sarah r.
Dewey aged24.-Editors in N. Y. are requested,
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.


MORMON WAR. 1t seems from the
latest accounts, that the Mormon war has
not ended. Affairs are wearing a more
serious aspect. The St. Louis Republic
an publishes the following letter from one
OF the most respectable citizens of the up
per country Boston Press.
GLASGOW, Oct. 18th, 1888.
Gentlemen-As one of a committee of
six from the counties of Howard and
Charlton, appointed to visit the county of
Carroll, where the disturbance exists be-
tween the Mofmons and the citizens, and
to examine into the causes, and to endeav-
or to effect a reconciliation between the
parties, | have thought proper 10 commu-
nlcate to you the facts as they exist The
Mormons reside at a town, six miles above
the mouth Of Grand river, called De Witt
For the last week some citizens of Carroll.
| and others from Saline and Charlton coun-
ties. to the number Of about 200 persons
have been assembled within one mile of
De Witt, all we'll armed, aud have one
piece OF artillery, threatening every day 10
attack the Mormons in De witt; in fact.
on the 9Th there was an attack mad, and
many guns fred from both sides, but only
one man wounded of the mob party as
they ore called. We were there on veg.
terday, and endeavored to bring about a
reconciliation between the parties; the
citizens proposed that if the Mormops
would leave the country and not return
again, they would pay them back the
amount their property cost, with Ten per
cent. interest thereon, and return them the
amount of their expenses in coming in
and going out Of the country. -.
| The Mormons replied that ever since
they have been a people, they have been
driven from place to place, and they had
/ determined they should be driven no more,
and that they had determined, every one
of them, to die on the ground. There are
about 100 families of Mormons who are
( there, and are now encanped with their
I wagons IN town. having just arrived =
| what number OF men they had we could
not ascertain, but presume they have con.
siderable assistance from their principa
toWn-t'ar West-in Caldwell county
about 60 or 70 miles distant; in fact. with
/ - si-O AbtS' az AAO0io lEelE NUMBERS nave
increased SO much that the mob have de-
cllned an attack until reinforced from 9th
er counties. A messenger has Just arriv
ed' who left there at daylight this morn
ing, and reports that the guards were free
on by the Mormons about | o'clock las
night, which continued until the time h,
lett, bat no one had been shot bv the mob
Some 20 or 80 from our county have vol
unteered their assistance.
d The commanders of the mob are DIR
. Austin (Gen.) and Col. Jones. The Nor
e mons are commanded by Hinkle. [ dom
;. 'hihk ever saw more resolute and dete,
. m'neo men than the Mormons. It wa
our unanimous opinion that if some fore
sufficient to suppress them does NOT ;nte1
pose Immediately. there will be ore,
- slaughter. and many valuable lives lost
~ some of our first citizens have engaged
y It, Oar country is under great excit
: ment IN consequence of it, and there is I
- telling where it will end.
y Your obedient servant,
80 [e VIM. T. DuNN1cA.
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VIM. F. DuNN1cA.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Sept. |, 1888.
Notice is hereby given, that the whole
OF the nth 1nstalment of the Neapolitan
indemnity has been received in this coun
try, and that the nett proceeds thereof are
1922 l,O35 96. Claimants can obtain their
due proportions of it on application to the
Bank OF America, in New York CITY.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Globe.l Secretary of the Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Oct. 20, 1888. {
Notice is hereby given, that all the out
standing Treasury Notes, which bear
date on or before the 21st dav of Nav
1888, being those issued in pursuance q
the act Of Congress of the 18th October
1887 will now be paid, on presentation
at the Treasury, in advance Of the period
on which they fall due. -.
Each parcel of notes offered for paw,
ment, should be accompanied with +;
schedule showing the dates and sums O
the several notes, and the rates of interes
thereon.
E Holders, will be accommodated wit
! drafts payable at or near their places {
residence whenever practicable.
/, LEVI WOODBURY.,
1b'l Secretary of the Treasury
/. CoMPUNcTIoN OF CONSCIENCE.
e gentleman ofthis city, who keeps flu
s. nlshlng store in Washington street, hs
e shown US a letter, which he recently r,
lie celved from, New York city, containing
g two dollar note, which the writer says
IS to pay for two neck stocks that be sto
of from said gentle,nan's store in Aug. Ia.
to 1t seems he became conscience-smittt
i'll before he left the. city: for he says he q
On terward went in and inquired the price
es the same kind of stocks. that he mig
IS know how much money to remit.
q He Gid right to make PREPARATION, b
D. he would have done better TO have be
honest at first. However successful +,
Is may be in conceaHug our dishonesty fro
. the eyes of men, Gods all-seeing eJ
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BY oRsoN s. MURRAY.


G. NJ The vERMoNr TELEGRAPH - puOrss ISL
"a weekly, ct $500 year, payable wL!nin .;ySt
months-afler four months and wl'nln s,s,r
40 2S-after eight months and within me he
% 5O--aiter the close Of the year. to rise IN VIZ
ratio. .- ,,y.Iv. or more
~ To companies VINO receive WE'VE I'VE o1 ~
4 81 ,5O---after four months, TO rise d. aO0Fe'
Rl,15 within eight months &c
n,- Agents, who procure and pay foI six sub
scribers, are eatitled to the seventh copy gratis
NJ No pap ,r to be discontinued until srreara-
ses are paid, except at the discretion Of the pub
Usher.
CO. AHIettsrs, to secure attention, must come
postage paid. @t W.
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! 9Strmoat g8Gesrap5.

BRASDoN.sATURDAY, AUGUST 25. 1888.
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The following address needs no eulogy
from me. Many parts OF it are particularly
worthy Of the attention Of those who have,
from whatever motives, undertaken TO raise
surmises against friend Garrison's Christi
aqiiy. These parts viii afford relief and
delight to any readers of the Telegraph who
have in any way been wrought upon by such
surmises. The whole will afford a rich en-
tertainmentto those who admire the sponta-
neous productions OF noble intellect, and
love the gushiugs-forth of a benevolent
heart.
The article given entire in this paper,
because it will be thus more conveniently
preserved-will occupy no more space in
one paper than in two-and those who read
it through will, generally, wish to go thro
il at once and in connection.
From the Emancpator
ADDRESS
Delipered ut The BroddUdV Tabernacle
in The city Of Nep York, on the First OF
AueUsT 1893, by request of the People
Of Color of that city, IN CommemoTG
ton of the Complete Emdnci patton Of
10000 Slaves on that ddy in The Brit
ish Vest Indies,
BY WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON,
OF BOSTON,
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
80 Fresh Stock.
Bone & MsGinley.

HAVE just received, and now offer for
sale, fresh stock Of Groceries and Pro
duce, direct from the New Orleans aud Gin
clnnail markets, consisting in part of the
following articles, to wit:
80 barrels mess Pork
so do rump do
200 do Flour
so Boxes mould Candles
50 do dipped do
so do Sperm do
SO do Bar Soap, No. l
SO do Palm do
IL dozen Brooms
100 Rea,ns Wrapping Paper
40 Kegs Lard
80 do Butter
SO BIrrels Apples
so do Potatoes
20 Sacks Coffee
Tierces Rice
20 BLrrcls Molasses
Is do Sugar
20 Boxes Raisins
SO do Table Salt
20 Kits Mackerel
so Sacks Coarse and Fine Salt
10 Casks Cheese
100 Jars Havana Sweet Meats
Also--lOO Barrels old Rectifcd Whiskey
AND AN ASSORTMENT OF
Wines, Muscat and Champagne,
With a large lot Of TIN WARE, BED
STEADS, &c. &c.
All of which articles have been selected
with care, and offered to lthe public at a
small advance, at Overaker's late stand or
Commerce street.
Rodney, January 2, 1888
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02

wanted An active, intelligent
youth, OF abolt Is years Of aye, who can
read and write with facility, to be employed
III this office.
Aso--A Negro Boy Of from l3 to II
Years old, for whom reasonable hire
would he given.
enquire IF the Editor Of Standard.
December IS, 1897. 7
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
Law PAnTNERsHrp.

LNRANKLIN SMITH, (late Of Jackson
Il and JOHN NJ DUFFIELD, have
formed partnership for the purpose OF
practising Law in the Courts Of Jefferson
and the adjacent counties. They will at
tend to business also in the Higher Courts.
Their office is in the house occupied by
The Rodney Standard.
December S, 1888 4.tf
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
d is S O L TON.

THE co-par:nerslnp heretofore existing
between Knight 8, Medley, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Persons hav-
ing claims against said firm will present
them to j. nj. knight, as he alone is
charged with the settlement of the transac-
tons Of the late firm. Those indebted to
said firm will also make settlement with ].
M. Knight, he being authorized to receipt
for and settle the same.
]. +. MEDLEY,
]. NJ. KNIGHT.
Rodney, Nov. Is, 1897 2-,f
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
Negroes;

Stock of Cattle, Horses, Hogs,
and some other articles.
The conditions of sale will be twelve
months crcdi:-he purchaser giving bond
with approved security.
DAVID McCAA, Admir-.
January 9, 1888 S-tds
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
New Goods.

NVHE. subscriber has this dry received
and is now opening fine assortment
OF NEW GOODS, consisting in part of
GR OCE RES.
Best Wines, imported Spirits, sc.
Fine Boots and Shoes,
Hats,
CIoihing Of all kinds, and superior
quality.
Together with other articles that were
necessary to complete my frmcr stock.
JAMES NJ. KNIGHT.
Rodney, Dec. S, 1927 4.tf
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
NOTICE.

THE accounts Of all persons indebted 20
Lape & Snyder in an amount No. 800.
mo $50, win be placed IN M'g's!la.s -, :
hands for collection. u Paym eo
made by the lst Of February Ion unrp
'nao' y LAPE q SNYDEH.
Rodney, January 2, 1888
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

DY virtue of an order Of the IIonora-
bic the Probate Court of Jefferson
county, made ON Monday the 25th day Of
December, 1887, will proceed to sell, on
the premises, on Thursday the lst day Of
- February next, part of the per-
.Mh sonal Estate of Mary Trmblc.
x~ decd, consisting Of 8 or 10
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMIlVZS7'KATU VUIICE.
II ETTERS of Administration having
i been granted to the undersigned by
the Hon. the Probate Court of Jefferson
County at the last September Term on the
Estate Of James S. Watson, therefore all
persons indebted to said Estate are respect
fully requested to come forward aud make
settlement Immediately and those having
claims will present them within the time
prescribed by law duly authenticated.
NATH'Ls A. WATSON, Admir-.
h October 81, 1887. S6-6t.
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
PlN SENATE.


The Senate passed the day IN the consid
GRAFTON OF private matters of no impor,a nee
10 your readers. The session was shor,
one, and many of the Senator'S were in the
House, listening to tho exciting debate.
Yours, &c.
SUPPLEMENTED the evening Of tho
2lst the mcmhers fromtlle South d. liberated
on thepropcr,way of acting in relation to the
occurrences in the II n,se of the preceding
day. The meeting was prolonged till II
O'Clock.
Attic meeting ofthe House Mr.. Patton Of.
tered a resolution tc lay on the table all pe-
ti,ions, memorials, Sc. relating to slavery
and abolition, without being read or debated.
The rules were suspended for the purpose
of introducing this motion by vote of 1876
To 60.
Mr.. Adlms wished to reply to the motion
ot Mr.. Patton, but was commanded by the
chair TO take his seat. The resolution be-
ing put to the vote was adopted by a vote Of
l35 to 80, Mr.. Adams alone attempting to
disturb the house by repeated eff ,r,s To speak,
all OF which were promptly put down by
simultaneous shouts Of order.
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
TAKE NOTICE.

HAVING sold my stock Of Drugs and
Medicines to Messrs. T. G. Compton Go.
I must earnestly solicit all persons having
omen accounts with me for the last and pre-
cent wears, to como forward and close them.
GEORGE B. RAYLY.
ortober IS, 1883. S7-H
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
KE G. A Ei

"A n II L A N IL
HEREBY caution the public againsS
trading for two notes drawn by ma IN
favor ofGibeon Gibson, dated 10th Vi Janu-
AIRY, 1887, payable in two and three years
thereafter or thcreabol.s; one Tor S40Oo-
the other for 4 200 or s. 800. These no:es
were transferred by said CHS m To Nathan
lei Wilson. l have legl! ofse,;s against
said notes; also. | have an ackn,w.edg-
ment from ~ Wilson that the notes were In
his possession, and that they were nv pro-
perty. I also hold Gibson and Wilsuu's
iuint bond for the delivery Of said no,es -
me by the Goth ofNev. 1897, which they
have failed to do. am determined not -
pay said notes.
JEFFERSON NAiLOR.-
December 5, 1897. 6
@The Rodney Standard ard Matches
Courier will publish the above three times,
| and send their bills to this office for col.eo
tion.--Ncks, Reg.
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02

order, and hence the reason why he was no,
called to order with success.
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
A SITUATION WANTED.

4 N experienced Manager who is able Ia
q give satisfactory references, wishes
ton that will justliv a :e@ ON F~<.
further particulars apply to ]. U. Evans. u
his store in Rodney.
December 5, 1897 4-3w
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
A Il vertise IN en- t.

A vert 5 e IN N {.
BEG leave to inform the old friends
\ and customers Of the late firm of
Knight u Medley, and the public general
~, that l have purchased the entire inter-
est of J. T. Medley in said concern, and
purpose continuing the mercantile business
at their old stand. l have on hand we'll
selected and general assortment Of
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02

NOl"ION SEED-Thc subscriber has
~ fine article Of Gulf Hill Cotton
Seed for sale.
JAMES M. KNIGHT.
December %, 1887 Gift
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02

f'''' - BALTIMORE, Dec. 81.
80 FROM WASHINGTON
~ t,c Slarery Question
flln'f1 n u T. Southern a Members.
'', .,rrespondcnt, in a note en-
sfI'l ~ .xea notice of yesterdays
. anu rnrress, says :-'' We are
= 7 - ,.smendous excitement on
Southern telegraph., 1838-01-02
LIST OF LETTERS

I'D EMAlNiNG in The Post Office at
~ Rodney, Mi, on the 3lst December,
1881, which, it not taken out before lst of
April next, will be sent te the General Pos,
Office as dead letters.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12

NEW YORK CITY MILLS-Tbe proprietor ha
wing received full supply snow enabled 10 offer
and families, the following articles fresh ma
nufactur ed daily
st Head Rice. This article is the best that be dressed
by any mill in the world.
I'd. Prime Rice, which is the next quality to Head.
Sd. Broken Rice, and Small Rice, which very cheap
and wholesome food being only about half the price
rice
Also, Ground Rice, Rice Flour This article of The
greatest uxures this couatry proeuce-drecton for cook
ing put up In each parcel
South Carolina Gritts Houiny, manufactured from
the hes, Flint Corn-also Corn Fou and Meal the differ
e kinds.
from the Western Wheat The above articles will be sed
in any quantities TO srit purchasers
Orders any part the city country will prom
~ attended directed IT, THOMAS BEILBY Agent Ne
York Rice Mill Jefferson and South left with
MESSRS. GEORGE DARRELL co.
j30 I'm Wall and Front ss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-12
MT T. FWANCIs, DENTIsT-Hss removed h

nH. j, FRANCIS. DENTIsT-Hm removed to
~ ss Chan oppo c 10 Hudson street, here he
continues To practice all the various Of Dentistry
recent and improved principles Hs premiaS,
ncorupuhe Teeth 81 The bcs quality full are war
ranea remnn permanent 10 the gums without the use OF
springs or gsture Tooth ache drops that will cure the
violent tooth ache In aie~ and nj the ssme
time the tooth and remove oil the rums
ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted by DR. Francis ,thch can
be distinguished frnm the natural, and will ne ern every
motion OF hat organ without givinp the phes, pain Fov
Improvement in this art he has received n dippn.s
Abe EYE WATER DR. w. respectfully solcis The at,vp-
ton ~ the public 10 his most extraordinary ecscious
Rye Water II has fully proved itself valuable spp
ertan In inflammation asa weakness Of the eyes,
days, and sengnged 10 do
The REV Harrison ~ Thompson street, procured bc,ae
Of the above for Ms Hsrrson 10 his ksv
has removed the dimness and pain which excSs
sve for ssy She had many eye waters but they
s' failed therefore hope the puMs viii appreciate
It's value. JORrpu IAkRIsON
This Is 20 certify that Mrs MCs6ts,, No aJsmes street
widow 81 the late pr hC afrey has psed Dr. Francis eye
water, which happy To state Ind the desired and
NAV say saved me- fror absolute biasre therefore can
safely recommend Almost and valuable eve water
and only requires 10 be knewr make
Frem the estneny " those who have the Eve water
prepared by Or. Francis have In recommend
DUNCAN DUNBAR.
Jle'im' Pastor Of the MDoue ad-st Church.
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$500 LE;EsWAH!Pp-cResgs srnclsIc MIX

$500 TEHEESWAA dsiP:- srncI.Ic MIX
lures complaints 81 the org
The Gonorrhas Is disgusting communicating annoying
and Is TOO well known require any sIpanaa is anti
compassion hui few ADMIRE shough seems 50 very
soicitous admiration es a ranks Of society hiak
Although troublesome In distressing ana e.
ten s' a.. =: sssse The
so unfortunate as to eenso the eomplaat u he follows
business, which perhaps Requires his immediate ss~os ~
exercise has tendency TO asgravae the difficulty" and
sick with doses emec purged &c
pvcd oa articles Of food ard usual sriDL IN order bsh
mixtures irritating injections lotions oinnmen,s
after the patient has been Iep under Lsn 81 or niao
months left witha Of the PROSTATE
that win :. long ;. lives. and from the s
,, In sHssss M,T,, the ssH" s%sSy
I'd and permanent without the least regard diet drph
properly Of essy poison suppressise
all symptoms Of the complaint, sometimes In twenty osf
.his object give iong qusehi<h resomnepa-
seryston has proved its Superior srgev n.
short such hr confidence In the MIXTURE founded
cen, eonorroea brough in ~hich MIXTURE viii .ss
1 nIc .p@ e ry s1 s1 q .,
much In need Oft and IL Is hoped they viii make proper
whhta,s remsoy persons witsoutths
least exposure change 81 dict ehnpgein application tobu
snes These sufficiently To be Of
sequence.
the constitution. Gslcns Of might he ,sken bot no harm
would follow, y
Further disease be contracted dsse OF the Mir
ture taken q nighton going 10 bed when exposed.
Its put M botles with full direciens accompanying
~ boIe bottle week, which generally
Many cured IN two days.
FOR sale only Nv Mnort GAMBLE e5 Broadway conner q
Dew street. mr. ef Grand and Bowery ~
slocuu, Brssdway and Duane street, n. D.
sapds loo Fulton oi William, kewyorh; Jones
Hutchinson Of Chesnut Seventh ST.. Phis drlphs
N. Cali for Crosss Specific MIXTURE The rsorretors
sgnrture ard number Of residence Is the label Of
bottle. RSms
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the being who traces these lines are pledged for life.
Even in the world to come, If there be any chance
for exertisn in their holy cause shall continue the
deep purpose Of my heart forever and forever.