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years.
Plus TX SO
William 1st King Of Wurtenburg, 20
Leopold ls,, King Of the BeIgians, "a
Fred'c William ", King Of Prussia So
Nicholas lst, Emperor Of Russia, SIS
Francis J. Oscar, King Of Sweden, 81
Frederic VII, King Of Denmark. 43
Louis Napoleon, Presiden. Of the
French Republic, 43
Ferdinand II, King Of Two sicilies Al
Maximiliisn II, King Of Bavaria, 40
Louis d'Orleans Due de Nemours, 38
William III, King Of Holland, "a
Francis Ferdi'd, Prince de JoinvilIe, 39
Victoria, Queen Of Grea. Britain, 80
Maria II, Queen Of Portugal, 33
George Frederic, King Of Hanover, 81
Henry V. head Of the Bourbons. 81
Victor Emanuel II, King Of Sardinia, 81
Henry Eugene, Duo dAumale, 80
Abdjel Medjid, Sultan, %
Antonio, Duo de Montpensier, 81
Francis Joseph, Emperor Of Austria 81
Isabella II, Queen Of Spain, 81
Louis Philippe, Count de Paris, l3
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How TO READ ON THE RArLwAY.-By
holding card or a slip Of paper over the
line below that which you are reading, the
eye is freed from the disturbance caused by
the motion Of the carriage, and then you
msy read with comfort.
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A known coward boasted Of wound he
had received in front. One presen, observ-
eI, YOU were more fortunate than Lot's
wife; she was killed for looking behind her,
when she fed ~
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Every time you avoid doing wrong, you
increase your inclination to do that which
is right.
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"Ask their mo.her," said the old man, ''she
says they are"
sDo you say so madam :" he inquired.
eyes do," was the reply, ''and 1 ought
to kno,v."
swell, you ought. I'll swear," said the
storekeeper. "Old friend," he added, ~
ain. 60. word to say, jes, take my hats"
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es,ing to note, that al the present time, ihe.
sovereigns and Princes Of Europe are almost
all in the vigor of their age, as may be seen
by the following table:
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Punch says-Of all kindness it must be
confessed that lending books is the one
which meets with the least return,
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BosToN ScHooLs.-Bns,on takes especial
care to improve its system Of public educa-
sion, and various expedien.s arc resorted to
to stimulate both teachers and pupils. The
Educational Commi.tee in that city offer the
prize of $3.50 10 the teacher who will pre-
sent at least two children averaging less than
seven years of age, who will read and spell
the best. In one Of the public schools the
system has been tried, with excellen. results,
of assie ming diheren. countries Of the globe
to dif1eren. pupils, and requiring each to
prepare diges. during the week Of al! the
matters of interest which occurred in the
country assigned to him.
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SATURDAY EvENlNG.-Reader, do eot le,
this season pass without some pro6tsble re-
Aec,ons. Carefully review the week, sum
up the blessings you have received from a
Father, whose provident care has KEEP, you
in life, in health and in comfort, while 9th
ers, every way your equals, and perhaps
your superiors, have been prems.ureIy Gu.
of, or spared to live in misery. Think Of
this, think Of it with gratitude. Calmly
and carefully review the transactions of .hs
week. Have you been industrious and fru-
gal? Have you hab.ualIy controlled your
temper and your tongue? Have you though.
of The poor and n6rm, and to the extent of
your ability relieved them? Have you la
bored to make your home pleasant. and at
uactive? Have you acquired or impaired
any useful knowledge? Have you answer
ed any of the gres, and important ends Of
your existence? Look these questions in
the face; answer them honestly, and with
out evason-and your sleep tonight will
be more quiet, and your future life better
than your past.
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tionsio which the motive power of the
machine can be readily applied, be-
come important elements, By substi--
tuting MeCofmick's Reaper for the
ploughs, additional value and increased
efficiency will be given 10 that highly
useful invention: and by connecting it
with either threshiug or grinding ma
chinery, can be made TO execute both
these, operations. i - 20
The arrangemients introduced into
The tread of the wheels, so as to receive
elasticity and to facilitate their passage
over irregular surfaces and soft and
yielding ground, are novel and ingeni-
Gus, and promise to be effective.
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. DTfH " TIE! 1T u sEl9IEI93 9T8w F}atl eF ~
tstag4 TIE OLD DoTTRNPLKE, = - =
49,. -. -. - :, - = - = t54
a. ss,.@..oseb = 1..os = r.saiinv aa | - s.'l
Far The slsam kiug rules thet ,ayeled world oTr
,And the old pike . left 10 die: ~
The grass ereePs over the hinsy path,
And the ttealthy daisies steel .1a '@Aisi %
Where oase shestagsa sahsfseJ day byfdays s5am
Lifted ki9 irsa heeas fon 81 81 So 81 Gau 4
,..iH unIzd 81 as..ta. q. .s...s.4.34 sr..tEEs
Nc more n weary We s.agel olesos .,s......5.
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Encourage Home Industry.

80 Sheet Iron Stoves, Coopar's stoves "a
90 new article). Stove Pipes. Stove Furni.
Sture. Tin Pipes, Copper and and Tin Gut
tiers, Old Cans of all sizes made to order.
COPPER STEAM AND HOT WATER
PIPES, of any size or form required, manufae-
tured or repaired All kinds of Brasing done by
the subscriber.
Sugar-house Lamps, superior 70 any in this
market Roofing (or galvanised) Tin. Hard and
Soft Solder, Zinc and Wire OF all sizes.
Tin Ware at wholesale and retail at the Frank
lin Copper. Sheet Iron and Tin Ware Manufac-
tory, on Main street. -
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MEDICAL NOTICES. !,
Drugs and Medicines,

~ The upderifi.rfed returns his thanks to
- tensive patronage his establishment has
enjoyed during the past year. and in return tor
the same he is enabled to otter to his customers
yet greater facilities for the purchase of their sup
plies, as regards extent Of assortment, quaftf Of
goods, reduced prices and liberal credit His
such thai he will not be out OF
QninIne the coming season. and persons at a
distance can rely on having their orders filled
without delay. Planters at a distance, not ac-
qualnted with the extent OF The stock on hand,
are requested to call or inquire by letter to
terms and prices. CHAS. RABE, NJ. d. /.
Franklin, March 6, 1859.
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500 Reward.

S Ran away from the I" Oxford Planta-
n ton +" of DR.. Stephen Duncan, in the
n parish of st. Mary. three miles above
~. Franklin, on or about the first OF March
1851, the negro boy JENKINS.
Descrfptton--He is about D years old and
very black !, in height he is about six feet, and
proportionably stout in frame his teeth are good
but placed far apart; he has downcast look
when spoken to, il slow of speech, has remarka-
bly large feet, and is knock-kneed-
The above reward will be paid for his delivery
a: any jail, SO that the owner get him.
g1s.s-. A. McWILLIAMS, Agent:
8 Franklin, f bruary 2S. 1852. 4t
~ The ST. Landry Wing and St. Martins
Vile papers will please publish the above three
times. and send bill to this Office T sf.ea >
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Longerity-A writer in the New
York Daily Times makes lhc blowing
remarks on The many instances of, lon-
geyity: -1r .-9. "a
Yesterday You informed your readers
that a Mr.. Butler had reached his Tooth
years. About four months since there
We're living in ii village. il' one house,
in the County of Norfolk. Eng. three
Pefsans whose snnited ages amounted
TO 253 years. 3Instanee sef extreme
longevity among lhe human Face are
far from being uafrequent. A. Mr.. Eas-
ten. of Salisbury. after vast iabdr and
rest'afch. has publish a crfious and
very interesting work on the subject
He has Collected Of natlnus no 4esSlihau
LIP persons who exceeded their Tooth
year, and of, these many adYancedlcon-
tsilerably beyond that period. Should
yon have a spare corner. | will, for the
amusement Of yonr numerous readers,
give short list Of the most remark
able cases in the last two centuries
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se(r-, A, rieh barflelef ef New Jersey
recently dies. leagiaarby will several
fegacles of fumfen to twenty-five
thnnsapd dollars each. toiladies whom
he had addressed, bul who bad rejected
him. he sad. thai they had afterwards
guwa 70 be sotagly that he csuld not
be Sufficiently grateful. aasv s6 si
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LEES AFRICAN ToNIC.

IksHlS Preparation is the most eficaeious re
i inedy yet discovered for DROPSY and dis
eases prodaced by eating Dirt, Ashes, Charcoal
Sot, or any anti-nutritious indgestible sub
stances. l- p'rlters whose negroes are adj
dicteI to these -. should give it a fair trial.
DfrerfloaS f0r G@.-One table spoonful OF the
Tonic just before each meal; at bedtime halt
table spoonful, with equal portions OF castor oil,
for three nights; afterwards the Tonic, alone, as
ahnvf directed a. IL. - ~ -------- ~
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U Reqd the following fer Certificates

.
.,.- sCheneyciHe, La, Dec. II, 1850.
Mr.. W. EEE-Wlth pleasure1 certify that
have used yoar African Tonic upon ten negroes
addicted To eating dirt charcoal, raw corn and
ashes, without single failure. Some of my
hands were so far exhausted that they were inca
pable of walking any considerable distance,
been restored and have made our crop in good
health. For proof Of these facts refer you to
Mr.. w. C Crittendon, who managed my usiness
this year. believe that il properly used it will
cure in any and every case above mentioned.
ia Respectfully, your obedient servant, f57
..grfs Eis7g, ayaI s PETER TANNER.
y.,, Chensyut1ze, La, Dec, 18Th, 1880.
have used the above medicine which Mr. Z.
Tanfe.. speaks tI, and find il very successful in
each and every case. G.. b. MARSHALL d
Bayou B9nf, La, Dec 10, 1850.
| hereby certify that | have used Lees Tonic
for the last eight monthsen eight or ten negroes.
and they are all able to do good day work
and in all probability had I not used Lee Tonic
hall or more would have died. pos g 3Jzssi
t-.s .losHUA PEaReE.
soa Bqyon qBegG, La, Der II, 1850.
MR w. EEE-Sir, from my knowledge o
vonr African Tonic feel no hesitation in sayin.
that it in the most elFectual remedy for the cur,
of dirt-eating ever knew. have tried it on
Young woman who had almost destroyed hersei
BY eating dirt she is now perfectly WE'LL and ha:
been SO some months. For the above statetnen
refer you to Mr.. Silas Pearce, who administers.
the medicine --zY Yours respectfully
4zyu.tS ,,4fes...et,stJ II ANDREW JACKSON,
SII.As F. PEARcE.
3 ~ Agents in Franklin, .. 19. .1eti
aug o f7ssssaG. NsSEAGRAVE &e Cose
$50 SUPPORTERS made by Belts
0 Hull Goulding. Banning, and other
,i3 " = celebrated makers. are offered to the
profession and the publicat New Orleans prices.
o A large selection OF ali OF er kinds Of Trnssss
and Bandages always on hand. c. RABE.' {
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TO Odd.FeIlOWS.

THE ODDIFEI.IIOW'S TEXT BOOK
/ Anelucdation Of Odd F fellowship, embracing
detail of the system in all its branches; with
Forms, Ceremonies and Odes with Music Tor
important occasions and Manual OF Practee
for the guidance If Officers and Lodges. BY
Paschal Donaldson. D D., Grand Master Of the
r. w. Grand Lodge Of Northern New York
With elegant illustrative engravngs
For sale by J. G. MOkGAN,
Literary Depot, Exchange Place,
-Ff -. = ,.-l New Orleans.
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carriage Depot.

The undersigned, acting as an
zEESa-agency in this parish for an extensive
Carriage Mandatory in the city Of New York,
will keep on hand a supply of CARRIAGES,
Rockaways, Buggies, Light Wagons. SuIkes,
&c, all of which are constructed of the best
material, Of neat workmanship and most ap-
proved styles, and will be sold on the most rea-
sonable terms. They will also receive and fill
orders ror Carriages OF any description at the
hand an assortment of the best harness. ~
70 Persons wishing TO purchase or order
Carriages are invited to give uS call, and no
pains will be spared to render entire satisfaction.
neil. Mss VS.. CAREY u CO.
Cenireville, Dec 20, 1881.
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HOUSE-JOINERY.

DERSoNS wishing to obtain Sash Bi'tinds.
J. Doors, Shutters OF the best cypress, or any
other work connected with House, oiniag, can
have the same done at short notice, in good order
and at reasonable prices, by calling on the sub
scriber at the establishment lately occupied by
James Emison & Co., opposite Tattersalls-
~ Terms Cash on delsUery.
ivl LUCIUS SUTLIFF.
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PattersnnuiIle Inl,
Cahinet NIaking. Nc.

- The undersigned respectfnllym
; announces to the public that he -
1zis prepared to make and repair
Cabinet and Upholstery work Of every descTip
tion, either a. his shop, on Willow street, or as
the residences OF those who may require his
services.
In connection with the above, be carries on The
Undertaking business in all its branches, being
always ready to supply hearses and collins az the
shortest notice, LOUIS KIHNEB.
Franklin, June IA, 1851.
TTOPS, Yeast Powders, Choeolate, Presten's
II Extract OF Lemon, Bay Run and . variety
oi Spices. lately received AID oneTsd 70 nonaas
kseysw
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Mail Ntage ArraRgement.

s. Mdn TIE Mail Stage leaves
9FfN - Donadsonville every Mon
G6S3 stlay, Thursday and Saturday
morning, at o'clock -. Arrives at Opeiousas
on the evenings of Tuesday, Friday and Sunday,
at 2 O'clock y 1s.s ~ g as
: Leaves Opelosisas on the mornings Of Mon
aay. Thursday and Saturday, at 5 o'clock. :.
! Arrives at DenaIds0nyille on the evenings OF
Tuesday. Friday and Sunday. az o'clock.
80 5.sa CARROLL ". VINSOS, Contrsstcv-
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BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

-. just opened at the FRANKLIN
~ DRUG STORE, a well selected
lsI% assortment of Blank Books and Sta.
- Ntionery, consisting Of Letter, Record,
Note, Bill and Foolscap Paper; Inkstands, Steel
Pens, Quills, Envelopes, Better-folders. Port.
fcios, Stamps, Sealing Wax. Waters. Black
Sand, Calendars, &C., for sale, wholesale and re.
tail. bys.e - G. n. SEAGRAVE & co.
10 Call and get an Almenac for 1852.
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AttOrney-at-Law.

NTOTICE.-The undersigned being duly com
missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people OF the Parish of St.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the said
parish All business entrusted to him will re
ceive his personal attention, well as all pos
sible despatch. fral .s--5.4 s-.- h. .s.-fl
10 Office open at all hours. T.,
9tlt 9 t' JAMES TAYLOR. =
Indian Bend, Aug. I'd, ISL. lf IT
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In l847 Is.was travelling in Denmark,
NORWAY, Sweden,f Russia, Germany.
France. Italy-in short, all over Euiope !;
and during my staytin Antwerp (Bei-
gium) saw maiden lady, who on
that very nay the oath of August kept
her O0lhbirth-dayoi She ascheefful.
and appeared moi to be more than TO-
Tie Mayor aud Corporation Of Ant
wetp paid her a cong giatliiatory visit
The streets leading 10 her residence
were planted wi.httees. and handsome
1ly. festooned, bearing appropriate in
scriptions. .s sf,Es
With respect to the present genera
ton, and the mum ber Of persons We are
continually hearing of who have reach
ed an age far advanced beyond the
usual period ALLOTTED to man there is no
qus.siion- land it appears thatall medical
authors agree OH that puintl that the
Improved habits Of the people. the de-
crease in. the. abuse of salcnhoile and
.fermenied liquors. a habit of personal
cleanliness, and cheap aud abdndant
food. have all tended 10 this-result
10 Boy. you seem 10 be quite
snart--ait0gether too smart for this
school Can you tell me how many
six black beans are ~ soo,a eolsad
os Yes. sis half a dezen.8 "a s4sas7
S -.sWell. how many5are half a dozen
Write sbeansp a .1Tff ~ aa-
fssssf. Sixsp o9 is tasinir = sf5
IS .,Tremendous smart boy! Now tell
mellow many white beans thege.arsin
siN black anessW mae s3 iisau haaez
a5f. Halt a duzen. IF yos. skin aepa ~
Tnsemrsegneaee nj This answer the
scholar came near being skinned HIM
self. salmoa eEt l9 a9ssu5 a3i1 sdi
4ssS s - :, -77--T---- -----ss--7 77777TT-s9 fs
n. A rich har,lIelaE fsf New IerSer
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PROFESSIONAL.
JOHN B.aLEA.


THICKER " McGILL, attorneys a1d
l. Conmsellors at Lar, viii practice their pro-
tessi6h in the several Parishes OF the fourteenth
Judicial District. s 5.,ttfs -.ra.
20 Office on the Cd floor OF Odd-Fellows
Hail. in Franklin 50.
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r, M. MCMILLAN.

ATTOR NEY AT Law.
Office on Willow street. next door to Thomas
-s-H+ -* Maskell, Esq @iss tai3i+
To. He will also attend to all business con-
fided to him as NOTARY PUBLIc Ia any part
Of the p0rtSh of st. Mary. @s
Franklin, Nov s. 1851. 3 is fE III
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AN ORtGrNAL Accousr-The Shelf
field Eng. Free Press gives the fol
lowing .4aL
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field (Eng) Free Press gives the fol
lowing. .,
We have seen al. different times some
remarkable specimens of accounts, but
the most astonishing production Of the
kind we ever Witnessed was placed in
cur hands the other day by gentleman.
who has obtained possession of this
curiosity, II isau account from shoe
maker (whose real name is given be-
lowl 10 the housekeeper of Admiral
Hamilton. II has been sent to an eni-
nent firm in London, for the purpose of
being autographed. Ours is literal
copy from the original, which may be
inspected at our office. Ii is widely
written, and occupies three, pages Of
post Svo. This is the reason OF the ac-
count being added up three times, and
explains the. words ''turn hover plase:'
% For Mrs E. NJ ,ore, at Admiral Hanbeton's.
W. 1919 DrattoFt. Alton, Hampshire.
June 3rd. Madam Elizabeth Moore, DR..
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honerd Madam S 5
ibeg pardon for sending yon ii; here, + be
lillril pressed, and do h,p you'll send the nuny.
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Carriage Making and Repairing.

Franklin, Oct. II, 1851.
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HUMAN PRoGREss.---A correspondent.
whose name We suppress, i, being unnecessary 70
add Its eoesncy to reasoning such as his, gives
hearty description OF vegetarian feast which graf
ihsd the palates of some one hundred vegetarian,
and nearly an equal number OF persons rot vet re-
deemed from eorrup,ng prediction for besfsieak
and oysterssuee. temple had been oui.; tor IN
stalling the new diet regime 1t was dedicated 20
LIBERTY on Christmas. eve, and shall henoeforth DC
sacred to the progress Of humanity from The carnyo
sous TO the vegetarian.
The ceremonies consisted Of singing and speak
ing Mrs, Gray delivered an address Of grea, beauty
wit force, and eloQuence. according to our cores
pondent wherein she drew the veil from the face OF
sanctimonioas hypocrisy. Doctor aud Mrs Nichols
followed, and made lasting impressions on the minds
Of the audience, demonstrating tina, the most ind,-
psnsahle reform was reform in our dietary, an a.
stnenee, in fact from such degrading and corrap,.
ing feod AS beef, mutton, eggs, milk. and butter,
completely 10 the satisfaction OF the audience
Our correspondent, determined 10 preach oy exam
PIE as well as pseeepi, gave purely vegetarian
banquet on Christmas day, nom which were re.
hSiossly excluded the old and gross preju1ices of
roasthees and plum-puddins and all their mlmic
eoncomlsants, but wheresi vas tAe astonishing
variety OF forty different dishes Of which sxvENrY-
scS persons par'ook, though the entire, together
with supper, where upward of ninety were feSS;sd
cost only the exrlvsgssily Hiams sum Of SEWN
polLlRs and FIfrY CENTS. Oar correspondent
Acknowledges the receipt Of TWO excsllen, cakes
from Mrs. e., and sundFy valuable culinary sasses
lions sad serieeahle assistance rom Mss t. { .
Mrs. :. c., Mrs. J. g. and Ms NJ which. OF course,
contributed 10 the delicscy and sweetness together
With the ehespness OF the entertainment,
II he disiderstum Of our time, as surely IL H. -
discover how hte may be sustained AZ the cAsapes;
possible rate no one viii douo, that cur coSyeSpon
dent did good service to his guests aad 10 the rest Of
mankind. The fsallsy of poor human nature is,
however, we fear too prone to rotTn 10 as vicious
HABITS and is TO re spprs heriei. nO;NlthSaa3-
ng our correspondents bsnevolense, TIA, his guests
vii return TO their carnvorous and corrupung mas
rcasion, ard thai animal and gross food Will be a..
applied to the susientasioa Of TIE outer nan. even
though /, tend 20 hrne the inner one TO degradation
here and perd,tion hereafter.
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Anoaher ka.anfh.
To 10
Hungary

one OF the most devoted aEd susceesiai
ffoses,snt pastors IN ROheaa ~ the pre- sect uAs,
10 ksV Frederick NIisn kos,u.h. lie 10 221,1
oe nearly related ID the Governor Of Hun Ksfy. u
le&c, De undertook o. gather ehafeh 81 B0scGsn
PToiesssnis AZ Prague. the scene OF the labor ne
bohsUian martyrs. Jerome and John Hass. ceW-
Ia ecEYtfis we're made from agnOog Toe Pspsspfe~
rloas 20 tae year 1913 The TesOlu1ions OF tasf5sH
case ~ iislous loehy % The Ausfrans Aai Aosft
awake ainsef Of the pre- srous Door His peAftIs
place 4" a. sOGn crowded. .ad A4adrsds ol P<fst
b4cAzrs coAfcTs ~ his doctrine. In le42 70 &c.
iAtieed psrooicai % the name OF T4s Hd4A
Nf h.fd iilF bTtiaTo, which soon attracted sos''
nee OF The Government sad va suppressed "a
'efy severe oppos.Iioa, Of course, hss Dee1stp,.-
ca lie r Of ne Pspal pfiesih1oi TAeg Ssn =
hcenctd ain IN terms the mos; bitter a. n .sy
pte5aiAifg setting hin forth as he real A49c4 x
sb1 pWosnins ;Ae mos ahslGt calamniss - :,
Inn - a. g provoke tie ios4ts 81 The uoo a.
SIlsh hia Es,heI i4tne.s 1t ne Djhs IaIas 2IE,,;
But hsy could rot arrest zee pr1grsfs o. tle -.
has coatTesaIon numbered, .Sf Ju!y tas 30 80.
nc2 correspondent 81 l0ull F4eflA9 20
inA4i ~ tI2sus,l eleven hundred souls. VI -
seven aancsei arc csaycris from P0pef'i "a
clUcRg tsree pT.es.s A. hat the, ~ -
gu.c1gseG - Oh Hu;Ufe church, lahchs n
es.n shuf Up Ence the year 1922 ior To-, 4
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peie &fe The rrrisinte- as 20 De paid IN sas
10 "a lms e <as l. VII % rsmemoere. a
ssttg he tSslc o. ihe NsisssnOeEg near PfAs~
Nec. tie 1rsihrsE we're SUB ected 10 al
prs cpticrS their miGisers osnlshed th.ir
elosrc ard ihey tAsrselTes, IA 1924, esPep s,,tts
eeekHy dressings ca tls nan who ia2oi ~ ~ h..A
restoInton Of hose snc'e1t s8noiusEies b.,ss,&
Be reaiea beTed by al wr0 have Ia GO ~ 80
The mare Of koss1sh. ar much /. D " 49,
s.oTs Ia lie eross efcksisi- .Nsn "a s'sA