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From the Pittsburgh Gazette.

INF q MOUO IOCI / hINE.S'
The following resolutions were Odop
ted by the American ant>slaverv socIe'
ty, ct ils annual session in New York:
ReSolped, That apoIIlcaI union. 10
any form between sIaVeholdtng and
free community, must necessarily in
volvs the latter 10 the guilt OF slavery,
Therefore,
ResoIued. That cessation from the
present United States Government is the
duty Of everv abohlionlst, since no one
can take Office or deposile a vote under
lie constitution, without violating his
onti .slOvory principles, and rendering
himse 90 abeuer OF the slave holder in
his sin.
ReSolued, That fourteen years OF war
fare against the slave power heVe con-
Vnced US lhapevery act doGe in support
Of the American Union, riyets the chain
Of the sIave-thal the only exodus OF
tho slave freedom, unless It be one oil
blood, must be- over the ruins OI the pre-
sent American Church, and The grave oI
the present Unon.
'ReSolUed, That the abolitlonlsts Of this
country should moke il one Of the prl-
mary objects Of their agitation 10 dis
solVe the American Onion,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-02
MIR. Clay, Gambling, &c.

General McCala, one OF the Lokey
electors Of Kentucky, charged 10 a
spsechS short time .siuce, that Mr.. Clay
had lately been gambling, giving time,
place, &c, end when pressed hard for
his authority, gave as proof the state
ment Of negro, who has publicly dsui
ed the chOge, and Offers to prove ii a
ialsehood by two other Negroes; and
more than that, proposes 10 settle The
question Of veracily between him and
this LocolocO General, in an honorable
way. Success to cufy, couldn't come
it over dat niger.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-02

The Editor Of The Crisis, by way OF
resisting threat which his vivid imagi'
nation prompts him 10 bellows a Wing
Of this town made against him, (for we
believe no one did threaten him. finds
it convenient 10 open the SIuieeo Of his
bilIingsgate upon the head Of Henry
CIay, in the following chasle language:
"TbiS incorrigibIe duelIsi, aposlAle
and gambler, who, now at the age oI
SerCaty gears, 10 under recogutzance
20 keep The peace, like the veriesl Tu(-
fan 10 the land "
n dueIIist! Did not the editor Of the
Crisis supporl General Jackson who kill
led his man in dUeIR We thnk he did
AN Gposnte!' from what cid Mr., Clay
spostaliZeH Did no frat go the State
Bank deposte system, and then against
in as dd.Gov Polk. Did he, POik.Hke
90 against the Sub'ITeAsuTy at one
tlmo, and al another for in No. Did
no report the bill for The U S. Bank in
the Senate and vote FOR its passage; and
against Gen. Jackson's veto in lSS2-ae
did George NJ BALLAST We answer
Clay and Dallas both voted together,
and alike in the SeOate 10 1882 on the
Bank Bill. Who your Gpostate now?
Or hos Dallas changed his opnion2
"A gamb'efm Who knows Mr.. Clay
to be gember-surely no one in this
country, It as an assertion made with
out the proof. And last. bot not least,
"at the age Of scpenty gears, is bound to
keep the peace" This ia a positive and
unmijgaled laIsehood Mr.. Cay is not
under bonds 10 keep the peace. In lS4l
Senator King, from Alabama, chalIen-
god Mr. Clay, and he waa put under
bonds for one year, 10 prevent him from
accepting H. Mr., King is a Locoloco
Of the Free trade schooI, and Opur ey
CellcRCe democrat.
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Senatorial Electors

THOMAS CoRwIN, Of Warren;
PLTGR IIIrcucooK, Of Geauga.
Dist. Congressional Eiectors
j BeIIamy SIorer, OF Hamilton;
2-Wiliam Bebb, Of Butler;
3--Aaron Harlan, OF Greene;
A. Samson Mason, Of Clark
5-Duvid J, Corey, of Henry;
6-Josiah Scott, Of Crawford;
7 Reader W. Clarke, Of Clermout ;
s. David Adams, tRossi
9-Joseph OIds, Of Prckawuy;
10 Daniel S Norton of Knox;
n-Wash'rou W ConkIin, Of Mar ion
I2- Samuel r IIoIcomb, OF Galiia:
l3-Iiarlow Chaplin, orWashlnglon;
l4-John Crooks, Of Guernsey;
IS Sam'I W Bostwick, Of Harrison
l6- William r sapP, OF Holmes;
l7-John w Gill OF Jefferson;
lS-Cyrus Spuk, of Wayne;
l9-JaCob II. aIdwin, Of TrumbuII;
20-WIIiOm l. Perkins, ofLuko;
II John Fuller, OF Eric.
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again smilisn in the ballot boy land this
would BE- Governor. with all his wealth
end negroes, backed up by General Jack
sons popularity, did not save him upon
Tho fullest canvass and largest vote ever
given he was agsiD beaten 5, lS9 votes.
We ask this question, will Tennessee
after rejecting him three times in success
sion, put The helm Of Stale into mis-
hands!
Verify, the friends Of Polk calculate
largely on the unpopuIarity OF Mr.. Clay
it they suppose the Wings of Tennessee
will revoke their former vsrdicts on Mr..
James X. Polk.
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have not been able to pass. through that
body any measure modifying the tariff!
they have nominated Sub-Trsasu-
rysoandidale; and yet, At hougb a Sub
Treasury bill was reported, they have
never venlured, with their sixty ma
iority, toiake it up from he "seePy
hollow Of The Clerks table!
The Tariff discussion has alarmed
them; and they dare not meet q general
debate on he currency question. There
fore they give the Sub-Treasury The
go by.-Forum.
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A PREDICTION.

Mr. Bntier IN MS speech TO the Loco
loco convention, made he following
prediction.
"Mr. Butler predicted, if'lhe rule
two thirds ruI' should be carried, The
and final breaking up
ol The party. It people persisted IN 60.
ing or men and not for measures, a
back flag would be hung over them -
the pail OF death would shroud their
hopes, and The funeral dlfge mIghI be
sung"
The Wings are a, it. They are sing.
ing he funeral dIrge 0. .Pokery.-Ste~.
ben0Hie Herald
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ OF vGadi cTpom@
issued out OF the court Of common pleas
Tor Carroll county, o, and to me dlrer.
ted, | will offer for sale at the doordf
the Courl house in CarroIton, on Mon.
day the 18th day Of July next, between
the'hours OF 20 o'clock A N. and "A o..
clock P M. the following real estate,to
wit: A lot of land adjoining the townGf
Hdrrsburgh, lying between Richmond
aud Leesburgh streets, aud extending 10
the line Of section rs, in said township
aud including all The Ianus lying within
said bounds before mentioned, except
ing 81 feet by 81 feet sold out Of the
North East corner of said lot of ground.
Taken in execution aud will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
June Z, 1874
Printers fee l,50.
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expec cloration-h her cough began to abm
and her health is fast ,mprovlng uud8
its use. II is the first medicine thu
seemed io'reach her case
MAHLON DAVIS.
DeerfeId, Morgan CO., ,,Bepr26 llt4t
"A case Pf ~ gears 'stGWdtng
! After suffering aPainhiI grAdU ildir
cline for twelve,years,wilh whit "us
called Dyspepsia, Liver and lLungdlIse
lIon, which the most s6iiul gphysicvass
we're unable Io'chedk IFindIngmysdf
fast sinking, the prominent symptoms
being confirmed consumption, my lfnmIN
freods-and self becoming aarmedi0rnN
fate, and despalring oI hCl p from ttmu;
JlnarY means, as "A last resort prEcu.
red Dr. Euslmans medicines, tupon Iits
use OF which | soon hegan to nnuN
and 10 u months was restored 10 theli|hs
singsoI health and enabled last haoYst
to laborin the field thing I'had mi
been able TO do Tor the last SIX years. Il
now scaudidIy slale for the bendfit "l,
those similarly afflicted, thai IIIiifaI"
bejieve that owe my IiiN, undertSid,
to the use Of Dr.. EaslmNn's medicines,
ROBF. GOWfsM.
Sprngiold Nov 90, I942
p. S There is a.nomber OF 'PrqpTr-
tons Of Cherry called BaIsam and &p~
op Of Cherry; mine is an enrirety1lItRT--
enr preparation BE particular, ihsn-.
tore, aud obtain 'Erslman's CoaccdtrdesL
Baiyom Of cherry and SOC tharhis@ii"
ten signature is attached TO theoutditb
wrapper,
Agents for CdrroIlcomHW
Fl. A. STlDGER,
'CarruIllon. "a
CARR & CUMMINGS,
LecsbuFgh, %.
JuIy2, 1874.
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0TOnr readers will perceive that The
present number Of lhe Free Press is
published on Tuesday instead Of Friday ,
cur usual day Of publication. Our apol,
ogy for SO dojOg,lS that we purpose
attending the WeIIsvllIe Convention, and
would not return in time TO issue on the
regular day.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ of f ia ct ieg ia
issued cut Of the Court of common pleas
for Carroll county, aud TO me directed
| will offer for sale on Monday the 9Th
day Of August next, between The hours Of
10 o'clock A M and A O'Clock p NJ, at
the door Of the court house in CaroIlon,
the following described real estate, to
wit :; A part OF tho North East Quarter
of Section IA, Township Is, aad Rnnge
5, supposed to contain 80 acres. Token
in execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
July Q, 1874
Printers lee 100.
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Dissolution of Ggac Union.

!
The time was. when any man or ST
Of men who would rak Of the dismem-
bermenl Of this UnloO, won d be called
7 lraitorto his country, George Wash.
inglon, in bis Farewell Address 10 The
| American people, e&hored his country.
men TO cling to the Union Of these
States as he last hope of Ireemen, and
that its value should never be called in
question. James Madison, in his latter
days wrote a req Iesl TO the American
people. that above all things tkey should
never no neuer calculate The va ue ol
I the Un0U. TINS country is the asy-
lum Of the oppressed Of all cltmes, and
wo be to that moo or SET OF men who
will touch lhe Union with ruthless
hand. 1t viii be seen by an article in
This paper that lhe American Ant-SIa.
Vety Society, at its annual session
IN New Y York, have ct last openly token
the position that their opponents here
toto said they would assume. They
repudiale lha GUnlon. Will anti-sIave
.rY men OF Carroll county homOagale
this alarming and anarchiaI doctrine
promulgated by the present sociely2-
We th'nk our aCqusIntGH2e with some OF
them warrant US IN saylOg they GOaLa0t
While this desperate doctrine is being
promu gated by the LiberigPary Of The
North, the pro slavery patty OF the
South ere not Idle in I've say without
profanity, as we Ibink) the heili$kFPro-
ject OF destroying the hopes Of mIIioHg
OF both whites and blacks Mr. Nc.
DUfie, Senator in Congress, will (if he
has not already resign bis seat in thai
body, and no and Piekens, ol South Ca
rolna 60 into the Legislature of the
Palmetto SAFE, and there procure the
passage Of law taxing the manuiactur
ers OF The Northern States. and that too
in open and dIreClvioIailon of the Con-
slruion Of the United States, Then if
enforce The laws Of Congress. they will
call for meeting oI the Southern States
and go fore separation Of the Unlon.-
Col. Benton, oGlhe Senate openly cbarg
ed lhar there was settled design on
part OF those who urged tho imme date
anneXatlon Of Texas to secede lrcm the
Union. We believe that the inieninn |
Is with The extreme South 10 be annexed |
10 Texas 10 some way or other. With |
the pro slavery men in the cotton grow
ing States, and the Liberty party men
10 the North, We make no difference
they both are on extremes. and both |
aVOW hostility TO the peTpeIulty Of this
Union The we'll disposed and orderly |
citizens Of our country should take this |
mater under serious consideration, or
the consequences may be DISASTROUS
James X Polk, it will be reCoIIecled, is |
the candidate OF the party who favor
the immediate re annexation OF Texas
lie IS emphalicaly The candida le OF the
Pro Slavery party, and his friends about
here claim for him every slave State,
Kentucky excepted james g Bifney
is the candidate Of the 'Liborty party Of
The North. Whilst Henry Clay oocu
pies position exactly between them,
stands with bis foot on the rampant of
tho Constitution ready TO strike down
he who would as.ail il with a yaDdaI
hand We may hereafter follow This
subject farther.
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July Q, lS44-;3S 3m.
SHERIFF}S SALE.

BY virtue OF two several writs Off,
ia. etlev fd. issued out Of the Courtdf
common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me directed, | will Offer for sdis
at the door of The court house in Carroll
ton, on Friday the 9nd day Of August
next, between the hours of 10 O'clock A
NJ and 4 o'clock P NJ the folowingFodl
estate, to wit: part OF the West 'hGIfrdt
the North West quarter of section 10,
Tow nship IS aud ronge6, containing INF
ty acres. Taken 10 execution aCd Will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, .SheElE,
June %, 1914
PGinler'S fee / so
ALSO.
At the same time and place, bywittre
Of writ Of Feedi E@ponuS issued outdl
the Court of common pleas for Carroll
county Ohio, and TO ne directed, u will
offer for sale tho following real estata,
TO wit: the South East quarter ol'the
Soulh West quarter Of section IA town
ship l3 and range q; containing iorB
acres. Taken IN execution and will he
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
June GO, I8i4.-Prnler's lee / SO.
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Eastm ANS Concentrated
EsaRSaIM OE Wild Cherry,
July Q, 1874
Printers lee l,60.

For the cure OF Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, lnhuerzl, Bronchitis,
Pains, IN the Side aud Chest Difficult
ly Of breathing. Liver affections, Dys
pepsia, Weakness, and other symp.
toms indicating a decline.
This invaluable preparation has prov
ed The greatest blessing TO the afflicted
that ever VAS discovered. 1T has de-
monstratad the fact that CONSUMP
TION can be cured, as the following
TESTIMONIALS from highly respectable
citizens prove. 1t has effected cures
whore the otherpreparations of Cherry
have failed. Delay not then to make
use, in the hrsl stages, of the means that
may save you from M unlmely grave.
| do certify that my daughter, aged
II, was gwen up BY her attending ply
sIcIan and her case pronounced BY
council Of physicians TO bethat OF con
firmed and hopeless consumption. Her
cough was most distressing, accompanied
by raislngl' large quantities Of pas or
matterjudge0 TO average one pint day;
she had also hectic fever and night
sweaOs, aud was reduced to mere
skeleton and 90 weak as to be unable
to stand or bear her weight. In thlscOn
dHon she commenced using Or, East
mans 3aIsam and Embrocotion, in a.
bout ten dave some amendment was per-
Celvcd, aud contrary TO all expectation
il has restored her to perfect health -
| Not the least appearance OF disease about
her. Therecoyery is considered by all
who have seen her, almost miracle
Putnam, Oct. PETER MiLER
have used Dr. Easlman's Concentra
ted Balsam Of Cherry and Embrocalton
for a severe cough, pains in the side and
breast, tightness and oppression for
breath and other alarming symptoms,
They acted almost like charm in CIV
ing relief, aud in a short time entirely
restored me TO health.
RF CROWELL.
Putnam, Feb I, 1914
Aly daughter was Tor years afflicted
with coughs, and gradually fOlliog with
what was called consumption tn addi'
Gou to the advice Of a skiIlfOI physician
we had tried many Of the most approved
remedies advertised; but all TO no effect,
She used Dr.. Easlman's 'Balsam ol Cher
FRY, which soon caused an easy and Tree
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-02

The Locoiocos have nominated an
snti-Tartf candidate for the Presiden,
cy; yet. with majority Of about sixty
10 tho House Of Representatives, they
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Eas Gpnan's Life Preserving
KBaIsaM,

Is warranted safe and speedy cua
Tor all Bowel Complaints fer aduIts n
children, DiarrhBo, Dyseutery, Bloody
FIu&, Cholera Morbus, Cholera iidGan-
lum, Nausea, Vomiting, Morning 'Sidts'
ness of Mothers, ChOic, .FIatulenesr
Heartburn or Cardealgy &c.
No family should be without this 'Ir'
estlmabIe Family Medicine. lit lhas
.eaved life in many instances after dI.
o,aer medicines had failed from ttba
lacts;l derived its name.
Price 25 cents
Agents for Carroll county
ii. A STIDGER,
CarrollluG,
CARR &. CUMMINGS,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-02

GTThe annual meeting of the Pitts
burg Methodist Episcopal Conference
takes place al SleubenvlIo, on the 10Th
July inst.
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DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Hardware, CUT
lcTy, QUGeMSsvare,

WedDers ReedS, Has, Caps, B0nnet8,
Boots, Shoes, Iron, Mails, Glass,
Castings, &c. &c &c.
Those who wish to purchase goods
would do well to give them call, as
they are determined 10 sell as low, ,,if not
a title lower, than articles Of like quail.
ity can 'bo bought for 10 this country.
Their store room is opposite Isaac
Dwire's Hotel, where they will be pleas.
ed 10 shew their goods even to those
who do not wish TO purchase.
GEORGE ARBUGKLE & co
New liarrlsOurgh, JuIy 2,slS44.
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IT SHOULD BE KNOWN NnKW
u A S TIM ANS

Specific EEMhrOCaGiTb,
SuFpasses all other external 'rcmcdes'IN
the cure Of Rheumatism, all soatedlpans
in the side or breast, lame or rwedk 'badts
ague 10 the face or breasts Of lem8hs,
spasms, bruises, frosted feet, chiIbIans,
Tic DoIoreux, stiff oints, connatteH
cords, indolent anI painful sweIlIugSr
tooth ache, &c Bathing the chest 'sdl
side with it proves an important auEilr~
ary in the cure of consumption, coughs,
bronchitis, asthma, Group &c.
Agents H. A. SiDGER, CarroIllon,W
Carr e. Cummings. Leesburgh, 20.
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ME w STORE
RN EBAS&2GHSBUAGGgH.

n ME subscribers would respectfully
"a inform the citizens OF New Hur-
r'sburgh, Carroll county, O., and vicl-
nlty, that they have located themselves
IN lho above town, and ara now openlng
"A splendid sto ok of GOODS. They
made thVir purchases in the cities Of
Philadelphia, BiItimoro and Pittsburgh, ,
its consists in part of
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sNNlN
Printers fee 80.

CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATTl-
NETTS AND FLANNELS.
A good assortment Of the above arli.
cles; together with a heavy stock Uf
woolIens goods generally ,just rsceiWGH
and for sale at The new store Of
WIN. M SINCLAIR
Oct 9
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BsGlIgi0ws NoeiC,,.

HaWHB . > 2 W07@ IVN7UbUVo
The Rev. ) J Emo OF the UntVorsal.
lsl Church, Will preach in the Court
House on the eveniogo Of the lOih Of
July, al early candle lighting
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-03-21

Meeting al Fstnlslio1se,.s School house.
"A meeting of The Democratic party
will BE held at Funkhouser's School
House, near Cottontown, on Saturday
the 23d instant, for The purpose of orga-
nising a Democratic Association. A
full attendanceis requested Capt. S.
c. Williams expects to be present to
address the people ON The occasion.
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which has forced them now to recon-
mend these odious measures Tor your a.
dopton, even though they must incur
the danger OF your kno%n ana long en-.
tertaineda hostility to them Conceal )
ment IS no Longer possip'e' add they
nave attempted 70 MAKE = virtue OF nee
fcessity. ahey scoa'd take Mr.. Clay
the father OF protective iarIH and OF
DISTRIBUTION, and though once The warm
opponents COW ana Tor long 'lne past,
] tue strenuous ausosa1e q National
sank-sfey cou'd not take s1r. llay as
their canusaale, wlsaiout aaHing tiese
measures y, WIN MN; aa'lu 'ae nave Zone
Ilf, At az naza1ss, ai'u u aeha'ace o. al
/ CONSISTENCY. 8, aatge nu,hvsf y these
leadefs, Ne aum,t, arg any always nave
pee'l Y lasso! = snese ''e''se'ss' a'ia tney'
~ sucaes', - a0.au' WV usne'a' TART
SUI - t'le aas.u, Mien.a' ooa'u - sa'eiy
ueie' co'lse'lteu ~ u'owa s''e expression
=. 'he'f isa' op'l'i'ais Y lousa-mouti led
cia,hots .appus preaehoed seSttavagances
an apuse'.s s ,'oas'ka so'sauelaoie num-
per o'tnsse lsaas's' u Virginia at least,
my ..,' .aeae.olo'e .peel,' aild We oe'iexe,
s.'.' q eee''esseao'y ol'ossa - some
= no ~. = ~ . lhese measure oAy'
"a sase y seseess, win
-. IN ~ ~ neau'=slae yas'n soB the
nesessay ~ posas' ''.a' sasea aloile,antl
$3.50 = ~ s'.,o'''e. sae' 31'ne'ples anu
!, ~, 81 .ns =. suesiee y having
, ,has, a''''ou ~ Z. 'aa'' LAY Let
ta a ~ 49, - ~ sne .sss lloe e.
I, tya;os@ 'nun' ..ne' ! lp1esei ms, we
s,,s = s,rs = ~ ann .o''' 'as.o''a ex
,a,'a = = = .''sse ss'i''se an ''eonsls-
te,', 8 ,,,''esas'ps' ussp ,s, saserness
d. a'.on :. p.'ap,e wrist Tor
80 go = ~, - aln'oss ~ nitrous s
s SI' sup y ane,l passens eng l'ai \ =
lesl san aso''e ~ liss,' ~ 'ne NeFs 70
s ~, '''s = 8 ee''es = ''0asii' . y &
a. A.,
Anu NV, lsaloN-el'sze''s. We would
-, 49, ' 49,, 9. =, ousil yoa aie pre-
a ~ ~ 49," .nI 'sau - poiireian IS
NJ AZ IL s,ssil sueng eonc'aslve proofs,
~ Wy are unworthy OF your political
vSaas n,',ta ahu eaastmMno nus play
~ 1T : l'os .l, 'flnc'Ples az 7 'ney were
~ = y :, eas y Wolsf' seem disposed
~ L ailu turn ABOUT, 70 Dafter them Tor
t,sss r - = ,J@s'i - sna a,.sa : 10y sa'
= - = ~ ~. 'oo''s@' - sacfi,
- Icy q ~ a'hp'''0'' = polltca'
II 9Ie - !, s.. {.
-. = s, 1870 'a''ps''''en'
49,, 49,. $ : = IS snousu pe glau . ASK
aat,d. ST H.. ~ - 'u'e.s,ee %
, n,s aa,ss 'oW ep'''es = '''al ne one
I e. s" - '.n0'l'e' Nn'rh was 50 mueh re-
. 49,, -. ~ = sas i-ss sanpalshs ana was
y ~ " n,osl i,lo'nl,islt toPic II helr
I, q ao4o--'he principle which
s'ey .''e'i solu Us cons1,u'eu one OF, me
iliss ahs. most important steps, 70 unit
spoMe!' al'u: = possiple, purify tine
prlnc'Pie Which seemed to occupy SO
muol o. 'aeir at'enuon even as late as
100, now comes =, 1haf this important
,1sac.pts appears e. have slipped, IN some
sues'ee, RON lhelr present con,empia,
s'oh' ana 70 lave peen almost dropped
from Tile present sAuureSSs Inc sFetO,-