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N + W & @ O ID s .
JAMES HAMMOND
Has received from New York many plain
and fashionable Goods, worthy
the attention ofthose who
lco are in want.
X. DOUTELLE, SURGEON Drrsrrsr

IL respectfully informs the citizens Of New
port and It's vicinity, that he has taken rooms in
the house formerly occupied by DR.. Case, at the
foot OF Washington Square. where Re il prepar.
ed to attend TO operations in Dental Surgery, in
It's several branches. He offers TO insert mineral
teeth in any number, from one full SET either ON
pivots gold plate, the niay require he will
also l deeayed teeth cleanse aud extract teeth all
of which is done in a sa aie and the NEST approved
manner al reasonable prices.
DR.. Boutee, while ia the study and practice OF
Dentistry, has spared pains to make hInselfmas
ter Of his profession. aud has ayailed himself of
knowledge Of most OF the recent Improvements in
he art lie confidently trusts that, to those who
may avail themselves of an examination nf his work,
that alone will be sufficient recommendation, but
to confidence Of ALL the following testimonial
is inserted from Doct. Esen, OF Providence, whose
merits as Dentist are well appreciated BY the pub
lie generally.
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CURE FOR DYSENTERY. DIARRHG
&C.
4 AR. JAYNE CARMINATIVE BAL

hR. JAYNE CARMINATIVE BAL
~ SAM, CERTAIN safe, and speedy cure
ior Dysentary Diarrhna Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint Sick and Nervous Headache Cramps
Sonr Siomachs, Cholcs &c. sc. This is one OF
the most efficient, pleasant and safe composition.
ever offered TO the public for the cure of the various
diseases of the STOMACH and BOWELS, and
the only article worthy of confidence for curing
CHOLERA INFANTUM or SUMMER COM.
PLAlNT, and in all the above diseases it really acts
like charm.
DR.. Jayne-Dear Sir-Havng made use of your
Carmlnatye Balsam in my family, and finding il TO
be admirably adapted 10 the complaints for which it
Is INTENDED take pleasure in recOmme nding il TO
the use Of my friends and the public generally, be.
heving those who afflicted with any of these com.
plants will find reliefn the use Of this aluabe med.
Iclne. JONA GOING. ID. ID.
President of Granville College Ohio.
New York, May %, 1887.
From he Rec. H. X. Green, Professor in The Ger
mantonn Collegiate Institute
Germ utown, April %, 1888.
DR.. Jayne My Dear Sir-li gives me pleasure TO
IN this manner my favorable opirion Of
your Carminative Balsam.'
For years It has been in almost constant use in
my family. Ii was thus introduced A child =
years old had been sick, some or DAYS of the dys.
entary. Colonel and other medicines had been
largely administered but without the least apparent,
be seht. The peculiar discharges from the bowels
were unchanged both in character and Frequency /;
the strength OF the little patient could not hold ou,
much longer. Al tins Juncture | was reminded BY
a friend OF your Balsam After a portion OF Castor
Oil, II administered several times through the
night. In the morning the ply sieisn found ths
discharges essentially changsd; tie disease was
checked, nay, removed all other medicine was dis
continued aud the child soon restored tu usual
health. We have ever since Kept this invaluable
medicine on hand. and Tor boti adults aud cl ildren
have found II uniformly ehcacious. We eadily
pronounce Il the best adapted to family use OF ali
he preparations with which we ate acquainted
Hoping the public will become universally
with this medicine. remain yours. &c
HK GREEN
Prepared BY DIR. ID. JAYNE. No 20 South I'd
H. between Market and Chestnut streets. PhiIap,I.
,hia, and sold BY Dr. 4. r. HAZARD, Newport.
r. I.
Aug 1.
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PILES, &C.
HAEMORRlEOTDS.
NO CURE, NO PAY!!
PRICE 81.
HAYS IMMINENT,

~ FIcTIoS.-Thls extraordinary chemical co M
position the result Of science and the invention
OF celebrated medical man, the introduction O.
which to the public was invented with the soemnit,
o death bed bequest, has since gained reputation
unparaed, fully sustaining the correct tness of the
lamented Dr. q ridIeys last confession, that " he
dared not die without giving TO posterty the benef
oil his knowledge on the subject" and he iherefore
oequeathed TO his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays the secret Of his discovery.
II is now used Ia the principal HOSPITALS and the
private practice in our country, first and most GER
tainly tor the cure of the Piles, and also so exte
siveiy and eteciuay as TO battle creduliiy unless
where It's effects witnessed. EXTERNALLY in the
following complaints;
FoR DRorsY-Creating extraordinary absorption
at once.
ALL SwELLNGs-R Reducing them in a few hours.
RHrUMATsM-Acute or Chronic, giving quick
ease.
Soar THRoAT--By cancers, ulcers or colds.
GROUP, AND WHooPING CoUGH-Ex,ernally, and
over the chest.
ALL BRUIsEs SPRIIss AMI Bupss-Cnr;po !,
few hours
SORES AND ULcERs-Whether fresh or long star.
ding, and fever sores
lis operations upon adults aud children in reduce
ii'g rheumatic swellngs, and loosening coughs and
hShness oi The chest by relaxation of the parts has
oeeh surprising beyond conception. The common
remark OF those who have used it in nc PLEs. is"I
acts like charm"
The PlLES.--The price 81 is refunded TO any
person who wall use bottle Of Hays Liniment for
the FILES and return the empty bouie wthou, being
cured these are the positive orders of the proprie
tor 10 the Agents. and out of many thousands sold,
not one has been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates to any length, but
prefer that those who sell the article should exhibit
the original 10 purchasers.
tAOIlON.-None can be genuine without
'Pehdld engraved wrapper, on which is my name
and also THAT OF THE AGENTS
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold Wholesale and retail by COMSTOCK g.
CO., No. Fletcher st. near Maiden Lane. New
York. In Newport, BY r. J. TAYLOR. las |
haines-sI Nov 81
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MAS BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
n IL Wharf to the Old Stand in Green Street for
mery occupied BY Seatury q Tenant; where h.
will be happy 10 receive the orders Of his old friend;
aud Customers to whom he returns thanks for then
past iayors and socis continuance Of their patron
age,
" Orders left az above--a his stable in Pelham-s
or at his house in Church-st will meet with prompt
attention. Passengers conveyed aud to from the
Steamboats,, as usual.
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POETRY.
From the Hartford Times.


From the Hartford Times.
SUNNY DAYS.
Life has sunny day
Then friends around us smile,
And greet us with their kind regard
The tedious hours beguile:
When no dark cloud obscures the sky
No ihreatning storm is near,
Oh then we have no need of friends.
We find them every where.
But should no fearful storm appear
No dark'ning cloud arise,
How should We know we had friend,
Or how friend 10 prizel
How should We know when counsel was
In truth and kindness sent
How much was friendships ripen'd fruit,
How much were compliment
For who are they, who smile with us
When sunny days are fed,
When all our pleasing dreams are gone,
And our bright hopes are dead
Who greet us with The well.known smile,
And count old memories DER,
And seem, though all things else are changed
The same as when bcforel
WHO speak when SANDERS venom'd tongue
ProyokeS the vengefnl skies,
In truth aud simple honesty,
In virtues cause arise :
And with a wi;heriDg frown disturb
The peace-invaders plan,
Acts not so T.uch from pride or will
AS love to injured man
But such there are, alas too true,
Such are but seldom seen,
Like angel visits TO our earth,
They are " few and far between !"
But such will greet us-ind us out,
Mid adverse winds and clouds,
When sunshine friends all disappear,
Mid the gay glittcring crowds.
would not, then, that sunny days
Should always be my lot,
I'd rather have a stormy day,
And feel I'm not forgot;
There's nothing sweeter here below
or all earth's pleasures, here,
Than the sofl hand of friendship pressid-
The sympathetic tear.
JUsrITIi.
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N L w GOODS.
THOMAS II. SHEFFIELD,

Grateful for past favors, begs tedre to inform has
friends and he public in general
VHVHAT he has taken the New Store at the june.
~ ton of Broad aud Spring streets, and just re.
turned from New York with new and fresh supply
Of Choice GROCERIES,, which he is ready to
dispose OF as low they can be purchased in town.
and hopes TO receive share oi,he public patronage.
Newport April 2ilh, 1889
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CERTIFICATE.

JAN ISL 1859.
This certifes that DIR. ID. X. BouTELLE, Surgeon
Dentist, has been engaged with me for some time
past IN the study and practice Of Dentistry have
found him very ingenious, and cheerfully recon.
mend him TO the public as Dentist worthy Of con-
6denco knowing him to be of good moral character
and believing they will be well pleased with his pro-
iessona services, or any work that passes through
his hands.
w. T. ESTEN, Dentist
Jan %. No. 9, Westminster-st. Providence.
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UNEXAMPLED
NJ AMMOTf1 SCHEME

HNHE following details ofa Scheme cfa Lottery
u to be drawn IN December next, warranls Us IN
declaring il to be UNPARALLELED in The history
of Lotteries. Prizes io the amount hare neuey beort
been o6yed to the public II is true, there are many
blanks. bat on the other hand extremely low charge
Of $50 per Ticket--the Vaine and Numbers Of ht
Capitals, and the revival Of the good old custom o
,earraniing that ecery prize shall be drarn and Sold
will. we are sure, give universal satisfaction
andespecially to the Sir Hundred Prize Holders.
To those disposed TO adventure, we recommend
early application being made TO for tickeis-when
the prizes are all sold, blanks ony remain-ihe frs'
buyers have the best chance. We therefore, en-
phatically say-DELAY NOT but at once remit
and transmit, to US your orders. which shall always
receive our immediate attention. Letters to be ad
dressed, and application made 10
SYLVESTER & Go. I56 Broadcay ~ York
IL O6seTre he Number, l56.
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nR. MMUNN's CELEBRATED ELIXIR

~ VT oIibh-ls a NEW cnemlcal preparation
% OPIUM embracing a v the valuable medicinal quail
tiles IN natural state OF combination TO the exclu-
son OF those which deliierious and useless. IL
Is superior TO every other form Of Opiae. such as
LAuDASCM, PAREGoRIC, MoRPHsE, DEsARcoTisED
LAUDAHUM &c. Nc.. as has been fully proved and
nou duly aetnoteiedged by the most eminent physic-
ans surgeons and chemesis, and single trial will
convince the most redulous OF its own intrinsic
value. Its use is not followed by any Of the disa
greeabe effects ~hch invariably attend the ordlna-
~ preparations Of opium such constipation. head
ache hemOrs nausea, aud Uemiting; but it may be
taken IN sufficient doses TO bllay all suffering with
perfect safety and entire All who from ne
cessy or other causes. obliged to opia:e,
" Ill lind IN the Elixir most gratifying substitute,
as II nvigorates all the powers mature without be-
ing followed by corresponding state of de preston
Dr. A. w. Ives, A. NJ. Of New York city. used
nearly hundred ounces himself during very pain
iui and Protracted illness. after every thing else had
failed to give relief. /" His life was prolonged for
months by its peculiar virtues" For other similar
communications and its trials in hospitals. &c, see
directions with the medicine.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. b. & ID. Sands,
No 79 and 100 Fuon-street New York, and sold
also by DIR. X. X. HAZARD. Newport r.. l.; w.
b. Dyer. and n. ;. Wardin, Bridgeport; ID. Smith
N Co. New Haven; E. w. Bull, Hartford and by
The most respectable Druggists in the United States
Price 37A cents. jy3.
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SANDS REMEDY FOR SALT RuEUM-

- AND'S REMEDY FOR SALT RHEUM-
~ New York, Sept 18th. lS3S-Messrs A. b
~ ID. Sands; Gentlemen Feeling deeply indsbt
ed 10 YOU for the valuable service YOU have repder
ed me do most cheerny inform YOU ,ha, nv wife
Is entirely cured OF the salt rheum by the use OF
your remedy and syrup of S1rraparilia. She had
been very severely afflicted with the disease in her
face for sIN years had tried various medicines both
internal and external, bnt without producing apy
good effect until, by the advice ofa friend who was
cured by your medicine, she was induced TO use il
and am thankful TO saw. the result has been per
feet curc.-Yours respectfully.
JOHN CHAPMAN.
Chatham street
IL is with much satisfaction that the proprie,ors
are able TO lay the above certificate before the pub.
c that all may and know the great benefit which
one individual is able to certify TO having received
and known others TO receive from the use of this
valuable medicine. Not only for SaIt Rh.um. but
Tor all other diseases Of the skin sueh as R,nsvorm.
Teiior, Scald Head Barbers or Jackson Itch. Eczo.
ma, &c., this medicine is also a certain eure The
syrup OF Sarsaparllla is recommended To be used
with the Remedy, 1t tends to purif, and throw ont
from the blood aud system, all the unhealthy bumor
connected with the disease and the applica,iop of
The Remedy externally at the same time erndica,es
II iroul the system. Numerous instances have oc.
CURED where this course has effected cpr.s in one
weeks time. Every person afflicted with the Sc
complaints IN any form is invited TO make immediate
use OF this valuable medicine aud setcured withou,
DELAY. eeu '"'
Prepared and sold by A. d. & n. sapds 20 Ful.
'on, ~ T. corner OF Gold 81. aud 100 Fnhon. corner
OF Milllam-st New York, aud Nv DR. r n UAZ.
hnp' Newport X Price 81. ya-6m.
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600 prizes,
$1,500,00O
Tickets S2O-No Shares

wv PiNes, - - $loOU,UOO
Tickets S20-No Shares
The whole of the Tickets, with their Numbers.
as also those containing the Prizes will be exam
ined and scaled by the Commissioners appointed
under the Act, previously TO their being put into
the wheels. One wheel will contain the whole of
the Numbers, the other will contain the Six Hun
dred Prizes, and the first GOO Numbers that shall
be drawn out, will be entitled to such Prize as
may be drawn to its number and the fortunate
holders of such Prizes will have such property
transferred TO them Immediately after the drawing
unincumbered, aud without any Deduction. les
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S7OO,OOO!.! S5OO,OOO
$4,000 6oF S2O,OUO
aor $4,000 3 OF 100000.
Grand Real Estate and Bapll
Stock Lottery.

OF PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW
ORLEANS.
HJ' The Richest and most Magnificent Scheme erer
presented TO the public ia this or any other country
Authorized by act OF the legislative Assembly Of
Florida and under the directions of the Commss-
ioners acting under the same. To be drawn al
Jacksonville. Florida, December LIST. 1889,
SCHMIDT * HAMILTON, Managers
SYLVESTER & co, I56 Broadway, New York
sole agents.
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS!!!
100000 Tickets, from No. l upwards, in success.
sion.
The deeds Of the property and the Stock transferred
in trust to the above named Commissioner for
the security Of prZe holders.
SPLENDID SCHEME!!t
lPrize-The Arcade-2S6 feet, S in
ches, lines, on Magazine ST. l0l
feet, II inches, on Natchez street;
l26 feet & inches on Gravier street.
Rented atabout S7 900 per annum.
Valued at $500 900
prize City IIotel-l62 feet on Com
mon street; lI6 feet, 6 inches, on
Camp street. Rented at 25,OOO.
Valued at 500 600
| Prize Dwelling IIouse (adoining
the Arcadc) No. l6, "a ieet, inches
front on Natchez sfeet--Rented at
lSl200. Valned at 10000
Prize-Dweling House. (adjoining
Arcade.) No. Is, 90 feet front oil
Natchez street Rented ut 1900
Nalued at 20OOO
lPrize-DwelIins House, (adjoining
Arcade,) No. 20. % feet front on
Naichez street. Rented at 1900.
Valued at 10000
Prze--Dwellng House--No 23,
North east corner Of Basin and Gus
ton-bOuse street; 40 feet front on
Busn, and 40 feet on Franklin street.
by III feet deep in Custom house
street. Rented al 1900 " alued nj On 000
PriZe--Dweing House--No. a.
South west corner of BASIN and Gus
ioui.suest; 30 feet, inches on Basin,
80 feet inches on Franklin, 1917 feet
l0t inches deep IN front of Custom
house ST. Rented at 1900 Valued at 10000 |
Prize Dwelling House-No 800,
"a feet, inches on Royal street. by
l27 feet, IL inches deep. Rented at
l00e. Valued at $1,000
Prize $50 shares Canal bank stock,
800 each 25 900
l do. 200 do. Commercial do do 20 900
! do. $50 do Mec'ics * Traders 10 do 5000
! do. 100 do City Bank do do 10000
do 100 do do do do 10000 |
| do. 100 do do do do 10000 |
do so do Exchange do do 5000 /
do. 80 do do do do 5000 !
do. 25 do Gas Light do do $500 |
do so do do do do $500
do 10 do Mec'cs d Traders do do 800 |
do 10 do do do do do do 500
20 do each 10 shares of the Louisiana
State Bank, 100 each, each prize
1000, 10000
o do each shares of 100 each each
prize 200 of the Gas Light Bank, 1000
90 do each J shares of 100, of the
Bank of Louisiana 10000
90 do each shares Of 100, of the New
Orleans Bank 10000
so do each share of 100 of the Tn.
ion Bank of Florida 5000
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gAGEs 70 sNAEyEY.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

nFFERs for Sale, FASHIONABLE
" ASSORTMENT OF Broadcloths, Cassi-
meres, Vesiiugs, Bosoms, Collars, Cravsts, Gloves,
Hosiery. and all other articles usually kept by Mer
chant Tsiors, al prices as low as they can be pur-
chased ia town.
Garments Of all descriptions made to order, at the
shortest notice, and rananted TO ft. IL Porticu-
lar attention paid 10 cutting.
J. ID. >. would express his thanks for the liberal
patronage he has received, aud will endeavor by
strict attention to his business merit its eontinu.
ance. NAV T.
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ENNELOPING PAPER ss vsr;o,. shades
- and best quality also Green ana yellow
glazed TISSUE PAPER, ,.fot sale hy
J'' JAMES HAMMOND.
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rANAL AND RICHMOND FLOUR, 70,
~ sls ev r I. SHEFFIELD,
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90 do each 10 shares Of the Louisiana
State Bank, 100 each, each prize
1000,
10 do each Q shares of 100 each each
prize 200 Of the Gas Light Bank,
200 do each shares of 100, Of the
Bank of Louisiana
200 do each shares Of 100, of the New
Orleans Bank
l50 do each share Of 100 of the I'm
ion Bank of Florida
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Agents in the city of Providence, are
John Shaw, 95, North Main st. NJ. Robinson. ~
Westminster ST.. Wyllis AIRES, lis, High ST.; Ste
pben Martin, 3S5, NorthMsin ST. VIM. 6. Crump.
Market Square. Noel Ms,hewson. l6S South
Main st.
The following are the Sab Agents for tho Stats OF
Rhode Island.
Pawtueket--James L. Benedict; Coven,ry-John
G. Harris; Kingston-Mrs. Mary Ingrahsrn Glo-
cesler-D. c. Tour,elot a. Co. do. Remington &
Ellis DO. Charles Green East GreenwIch-1aom.
Bateman do George 5. Gardner Clayvills
Comb Nanny Con. :. Daper Sciua,s-Jo.
seph W. Warner. DO Manufacturers Co Store;
DO Harley Fish Natick-Oiser Baker Olneyvills
John Waterman; BuIrillyil,- Richard Oiney.
Nalley-Falls A. BsbcOck ersville-Pe ndl, ton
& Marvel Albion-Mason Crane & Co. Pawiu1-
eta. w. Potter. Warwick-B. W. Vaughn -
DO. Thompson a Avery DO. Amos Fish Do a.
mos Stone u Co. NIckiord-R. v. Re, Mods
South kinssiown-Sy ylyesier Robnsoui Richmond
WIN. Reynolds; Charesicn-W. Horsis;
Greenylle-E. n. Smith Johnson-(nesr Centre
hils) c. g, Arnold North Proyidencc-A. lions.
Jr.i Lonsdsls-P. II. Clark; Central fals--k.
smith; Mansville--A. Mason; Cumberapd HILL
@. Cook Beruon Villages. Arnold Crans;on-
J. X. Potssr; Won.oeket-J. b. Walker Pascosg
vilsge--D. l. Shumwsy; Hainsvlle--D. 5. Me-
rev Little CounI.ton-Church Il Browpsn; Tv-
ericn- Samuel Seabury; Do 4 corners, Oliver
Hicks; Bris,ol--John Glsdd'Hei Warrn-S. a
DtiscalI; ;Csn,re,ls--Wswick Nsnnfsctnring Cs
3. BRANpRETH, n. D
al Brcsa~s,. Ns~ Yck
~ a. Isae-Iv
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-01-02
allow does Religion Govern srsns

Religion moulds and puri6es The heart
and fills it with good principles and be-
nevolent affections, and these control the
mind. the intellect and the will; and the
will. thus Influenced by religion, governs
the outward propensities, passions and ac-
lions of the man. Hence true christians
are not subject to their natural tempera-
ment. or passion. or to their former hsb.
It's; but they are subject TO the will Of
God, masters Of the outer man, and new
creatures. The mind has IFS choice of The
masters It will serve. whether Gcd or ,he
world. the flesh or the spirit. Herein
consists The moral freedom OF the mind
and on this ground rests its accouniatilit,
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nj | s s O N A r Y.
From the .Ne,c- York Baptist Register.
Extract from n Letter OF brother Kincaid
TO broth Webb.
[Received November 20, 1888.

to brother webb
[Received November 20, 1885,
In one of my last letters | mentioned
the plan of operations in Tavoy. Besides
labor in Tavoy, in company with brother
Wade | made two voyages on the river,
one above and the other below the town.
We visited and preached in every village
on the river, and then made tour TO Va,
and the Karens in the vicinity Of that
town. In one place where there was a
Karen school-teacher they had built a
large zayat, and about forty, old and young,
regularly worshipped he Christians God.
Last year brother Wade had baptized four.
We remained week, preaching every
evening in this zayat, and during the day
visited other villages, most of whom we
found bitter opIosers, even more so than
Burmans Among the forty who met at
the zayat we baptized eight, and admins
tered the Lords supper. Then leaving
one Burman and two Karen assistants 10
preach in all the villages, we set off for
Tavoy, having been absent nearlya month
We left Tavoy on the 23d OF December
and on the 9th reached this place. Capt
/ Mcleod had gwen US piece OF ground
in the very centre of the town. on higl
ground, overhangiug the sea; as delight
ful place as could be wished. Tn,
surf howls and dashes almost under us.
81 On the Sd of this month began Il
clear off the ground, and to get timber 70
building. The house is now finishes
except the making of three doors, and the
will be done tomorrow. There are thre
/ rooms, three closets, a bathing room, and
: verandah. All the rooms have GOO
: board floors. The walls and partition
. are made oil wove bamboo, and bound vii
d boards. The posts also are large. B
: sides this, 1 have built cook house
!, The house is sufficiently large, is We
e comfortable and convenient. and will Ii
y many years. The whole cost is less tn
OF $50 rupees. From the first we have b
re ! a sermon in Burman every evening, a
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