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TO THE
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
CtlIsIlN 10 THE PUBLIC.

Alters eyeral years experimenting in the manu-
featuring Of Gin, fortunately succeeded, in the
year lsi in making discovery in its manufac-
tnre by which it is deprived Of all acid and in
dammatory properties, and rendered perfectly
pure
My mandatory is at Schiedam. Holland. At
tor several months reflection what title to give it,
introduced it to the American public under the
name of "WoIfcs Sehiedam Aromatic Schnapps"
Sshicdnm is the name of the place in Holland
where the Gin Is manufactured. Aromatic dc
rives its name from the Italian Juniper Berry
with which it is Favored, and the word "Schnapps
is the German for drnk--Cogne, Dram--W olfe's
Schiedam Aromatic Drink. No sooner had my
Schnapps been introduced TO the American public
and received with appreciation, than the Liquor
Mixers Of New York Boston and Philadelphia,
started in pursuit with their xed Hnd poisonous
stuff under various names: Schicdam Gin, Schie.
dam Schnapps. London Club House Gin, London
Cordial Gn &C. and in several my labels
have been SO perfectly initiated, with only the nd
dtion Of few letters to plead technical avoid
ance Of the law and SO carefully prepared as to
impose careless purchasers. understand a
large quantity has been purchased by the mer-
chants of the Eastern States on account Of the
ehespness of the articles. A merchan. who par.
ticipatcs indirectly in the fraud by selling the
spurious articles. is " much offender as the
princip pal who planned the imposition.
hope every respectable citizen who values the
health Of the community in which he lives will aid
me IN fcrrcttinS GU, and exposing the unscrupulus
merchant, who, for the sake Of a few cents. will
put in jeopardy the lives Of the community in
which he iivS. Such men should be nailed to the
pillory of popular excavation.
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MARINE JOU RNAi..
PORT OF ELLSWORTH,

SAILED.
April l?th-R. P. Warren, Thurber, Boston
Forester, Mareh, do, Bangor, Jordan, do,
ARRIVED
ljth-Madsgascar, Lori Brooklia' Eo!Ap''
jordan. Bustoni Abigail haynes, L4Fd, do
AtLE.D-
??ad-valdali', uri1n, Boston; Couae,l''f'
ranss do: Guletto a.il'Aeu, il, i,attIn' laN -
d.; Panama, S.oug. d. SPARTAN, loa Las 4.yte,
lana. james Henry, hsant do,
!,,a-aeorse AID Mary, Lord, Boston, Wan
deier, TlewOr,y, de; cart John, Davis, DO,
ARRIVED.
-u1-R. p. Warren, rhuTber, ston' Pores
.eE, Aiuren, 40; Baas'f, Jo,daa. Do; Nafent'n
JAsss4a, de. t4nc. Henry, braut, koeSiand'
: pa tan, 1ag.,Is, ID; AtbvreeF Holt, do Ceres
~, ltssOgay. >auy.
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I'HE subscriber hereby gives public
natlce 10 all concerned, that he has bean
duly appointed aud has taken upon himself the
trust pi An administrator the estate Of Asa
Googin= at If franklin in the County Of Han
cock deceased. by gi,in; bond a tae law directs;
he therefore request. ali persons who are inicb'9d
to the sal deccasrd ) estate, to make immediate
payment aad those WHO have any demands there
on !, EXHIBIT the same for settlement.
3wI5 JOHN NJ. kITfREDGE.
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ted 20 much of the Governors Message
as raj tes to Incompetence aud the sale
Of intox eating liquors, aud also sundry
D ttlons for the en- tctment of law pro-
hibi,iny the traffic in alcoholic spirits.
have attended to the duty assigned them
and beg leave to
REPORT:
The intelligence and moral sense Of the
age have decided that lntempcrance Is
one of the greatest evils that scourge
the human race, 1t is one of the chief
causes ofthe poverty. misery, insanity
and crime that aflicts and decimates the
nations of tie earth. Its consequences
are so manifold. SO terrible. and so well
known. that we necdnot repeat thcm.-
As powerful and relentless enemy of
the dearest Of human relations, interests
and hopes, it has received much atten-
ton from the teachers of morality and
bcncvolcnce, and from humane and wise
Legislators.
The people of Maine, with an interest
in enlightened and benevolent enter
prise surpassed by none other in the
world have repeatedly taken legislative
action for the prevention of this great
evil
From 1916, to 1856. Maine had on her
statute-book prohibitcry laws of more or
less stringcncy, with what results we
nc d not repeat in detail. as they are
fresh in the memory of the public, and
weII t,aw, Ia the members Of this Leg
isla:urc.
In $3.50 the Governor Of the State. in
his Inaugural Message, pronounced
asains, prohibition, and in favor OF
license. The Legislature followed his
advice. repealed the legislation which
the friends OF Temp rancc' had laboted
70, wears TO establish. and enacted the
license law nov on thu statntc-book OF
the State. That the present law Is not
operating 81 well as It's assumed farmers
to hope.js perfectly clear d we'll known.
1t was undoubtedly designed as an ex,
perrin MT by il, authors. 20 he repealed,
If attsra fair trial, shall not subsea c
the purpose cor which IT vas pro!'ssedly
instituted The people oil the State arc
now having opp ftunlty to tes:lts merits
The laws in existence from 1916 to 1856,
were pissed Oh the theory OF Prohibition.
The me now on the statute book as
sumcs the theory OF License 20 he car-
rect. 1t candid ami intelligent or5t1-
cisn test the m ,rits OF cteh, aut poaaat
iu i.neat will ~ ~ il>t4at LAY j Il
rtirh IL to IT r.. t'c ptae'i al, .
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Z. \ J. HOLMES
IMPROVED
Seamless Whalebone Skirts

W + take pleasure IN again introducing
our improved Seamless skirt, As being tho
most acceptable and reliable article IN the mar
ket; We are aware that mauy new styles called
Improvements are before the public such as India
Rubber, Gutt, percAa Rattan, g., all Of which
We have }! ca. .o,-a", rec 'lA9ehH -
&c have experimental with and tested them all
-(most OF them two years ,incc,) submitting them
to the Judgment of competent ladies to decide
upon their merits, and have found them from actu
use, t. be in all important respects decidedly IN
tcrior TO our properly prepared Whalcbone, which
has been III use the past tw years, aud Tor "hleh
has been expressed from all parts q the country
cntirc satisfaction; and We have the mere positive
evidence from our own large retai trade amount
ing to mauv dozens per day. Therefore We conf
IDENTIFY rccomenl our skirts 10 be the least oiJec-
tionAbie OF anything in u-c, possessing many al
yantaSes found otba Sk15f, the most important
OF which Is our series i4stc tors at the bottom
made from the only material that can be used
that viii recover it, place when pressed Out ct
shape viii not roll nor curl, il MT effected BY
heat or cold and can he washed without iulury -
These cords at the bottom instead OF bones, which
are exceedingly awkward and incpnvemcnt, with
our own prepared bone- above and fabric manu-
featured By ourselves expressly Tor our dsoos' II
our estimation and the estimation q Thousands o
who have used them, produce a skirt and the only
SKIRT equally adapted 10 the patior, the street.
and the crowd, giving prepcr, graceful and cle-
CANT form to a Ladies dres.; light, ptabe, easily
adjusted and in every respect a complete article
rhe publc are cautioned against ali limitations or
other geeds ailed seamless skirts. Every geau-
inc article IL stamped, +. It j. Holmes Improved
Seamless halebone SKIRT, an are for sale IN the
principle Joboing Houses in New York and bos-
ton.
Also manufacturers Of the real and imitation
Cactus Cotton and Lambs " DOL quilted, and 9TH
er kinds OF skirts. Z 4 j. HOLMES a 90.
Boston, Feb. /, 1851.
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+. IASk ELL,
HOUSE AND SHIP AlKTER
GLAZIER,
AND
WHITEWASHER.
Wee. end of tAe Bridge
cn,,n EIISMNEIu ME.


At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within
and for tho County Of Hancock on the third
Wednesday Of April, A. D. 1887.
ISRAEL VI. NORWOOD and Ben
janin Reed named Executors in certain
instrument purportng to be tho last will and tea
lament of Bennmn Norwood late of fremont in
said county deceased, having presented the same
for probate.
Ordered, That the said Executors giro notice
TO all persons interested, by causing COPY Of
this order 10 be published three weeks successively
in the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth.
that they may appear at Probate Court to be
hold at Mt Desert in said county, on the md
Tuesday of June next at ten Of the clock fore
noon, and shew cause, if any they have, WHY the
said instrument should not be- proved, approved
aud allowed 90 the last will and testament Of said
deceased. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-At.est, A. A. BARTLETz. Register.
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RESTORING GREY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
CnI nm

RESTORING GREY HAIR To ITS ORlolNA Al
COLOR.
Warranted to cure badness, ssurf Dand-
run itching and all diseases Of the skia. Thh
Balm gives the scalpa new and healthy astisa:
restores the coorng matter to the roots Of he Hair,
which passes through the Hair and gives Il . nat.
ural color without the use Of Hair Dye.
Hundreds of preparations have been introduces,
pretending to preserve the Hair and Keep IL rem
falling of, composed Of Oils, Alcohol, and other
deleterious materials and all to no use. Hair dyes
have been introduced that do not give the hair >
natural color besides, being troublesons to USE
This balm is not a Dye. knowing that prepars.
ton was needed to do what was required for the
Hair the proprietor was induced 70 experiment.
until he could obtain An article that would be Tie
exact remedy and after seven years trial has PET
feeted this Balm. 1t is soothing and emollisnt.
alays all irritation of the scalp thereby stopping
that troublesome itching 1t Cures Dandruh and
Scurf and when the hair has turned gray twill
bring it back to its original color, b It BLACK.
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the li.ir soft and
glossy prevents it from falling OF ~ viii b seen
upon using this balm for only few days-life
will be given to the roots Of the Hair, and growth
will soon appear Growth does not appear ut the
end of the Hair, as will be seen in persons who
have their hair dyed. II you examine grey hair
that has been coorcd fora week, you will hnd
towards the roots, that the hair has come out gray
hence it is ssary TO have the dud at the roots
of the hair healthy that the WHOLE hair may be .
natural color. Each hair has root in the skn,
and is of itself a hollow, grey, tube, through
which there is . constant circulation u the pig
ment from the root--whcn this pigment Of eoloring
matter dies out, it leaves the hair hollow and il
becomes grey. To invent balm that would pro-
ducc th. pigment was the study Of the proprietor.
The discovery of .hc Alpine Hair Balm WILL do
it, II will bring the hair to its natural color BY
making anew the colorins matter in the roots Of
the hair.
II isn mistaken notion that oil or grease will
restore the hair, as nothing be more injurious
The Alpine Hair Balm, will restore the skin and
save the hair Of those who have been sick with fe-
yer or any disease.
Prepared by C. A. P MASON, Providense R. l.
DIP. IVES 4 CO., SO Milk st., Boston Mas,
sole agents for the United States and Cansdas.
For sale in Ellsworth By al druggists. 6m13
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Rosemary with Europe ans

Whit Mr. Holman, Editor Of the German paper
in Boston, and his wife Eva say. They have hso
m opportunity to test foreign articles Tor She hair
but prefer the Rosemary.
Dos1oS, Aug. %, IS Q.
J. EvssEIt SrAIpIxG. Esq.-Dear Sir: 1t Is
with great pi.s .uye TIA. nc hereby Dc ecrtf. ss.s
your Rosemary needs but trial to become nc
costly for everybody All ladies who lave once
used this Hair Oil, declare unanimously. that "
nc, only renders the hair vigorous, but gives az,
beauty and splendor, md that il is IN every regard
the best article for the hair that can be found IN
the United States; so TINT we can recommend u
with our bee. conscience TO our eountrtmcn ana
the public in general ,,,,,v
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DAN GoSE.-The dam across the
main pitch of the falls at this place, gave
way few days since, in consequence of
some defect in its Standardization
began Clarion.
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HERE - Asa Edwaids Ut Elisw orth, N,
~ tie County of Hancock and STATE ~
Maine, or the tenth Cay of Nov. A. ID. 1853.
ty his deed OF mortgage duly executed and
recorded in Hancock Registr Book 3.
Page 458, conveyed to cue Paul Gran Of Sui
Mvan, County and State aforesaid. certain
10. Of land situated in said Ellsworth beng
the Homestead Of said Edwards and particu-
larly described in said deed. to which refer =
fcrtnc. may be had and whereas said mortgage
decd has been duly assigned to me and the
condition therein has occn broken, ! claim to
toreclose the same and give this rosice aceor-
dinghy. WILLIAM g. MOsEa1
BY his Atty, y F. D"1NKWATER.
'r,,lS
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StIIVIHF' D,
Q NORTH AND EVA HOFFMAN,.
Rosemary for Children's Hair and WITH
the Ladies'.

the Ladies'.
Tho Proprietor Of the Sunday Hews, Francis
Adams Esq. furnishes the following srst,mony
BrsroN, Aug %, 1856.
ono lady with whom VIC are personally acquaiut-
cd, LAS used the Rosemary for nearly two ytare'
and will not be without it a moment. This iady
aas til ee children and their heads are constantly
washed with this article and We can say from our
wn observation, that 1t is one OF the best We nave
seen used. 1t gives to tine hair rich, glossy APP
nearance, and keeps the scalp in healthy state.
This lady also us,s the tbsena'y tor her own hair,
and is delighted with IL She prefers II to every
article for the hair now III use. We lave the ts-
timouy .! severs! ladies IN favor q II
FRANCIS ADAMS.
Mr. J. r. SpALplSa-Sir: 1t il with pleasure I
have used your RIOS mary with great success IN
keeping my hair black ns age wac turning II very
ta,t Yours respectfully,
Cambridge, Jan. 20, 1856. Mrs. D. TAI !.
NV HAVEN Conn. F.b !, 1875.
Nix. J. RrsssLt SrAIpI>G-pcar Su: fe-
nights since saw far head Of very dark hair or
u man that six weeks ago was I'D. He had us'd
nothing TO produce il but yt Ut Rosemary ana eas-
tor oil preparation. lie purchased another bottle.
and say. he shall never DO ithout il if i. is posi-.
bic to be had. am selling it constantly, and
shall keep supplied s0a' A wy WOOD.
Druggist and Chemist, New Haven. Conn
Fai. and positive evidence Il shc rsal virtss
and merits Of the Rosemary will be shown u any
one who will call tho proprietor. space VIII
no, admit any more certificates here; but we have
the pleasure TO give tho Of rome who CO Re
consulted about il:
Mrs Louiss sweeney, IS Rowe Street, Eoften.
Rev. G. ". penni.on, late I, d. Con al lAeUcrasa,
s. a.; W. T. B-arte, 7. X, g., 4 l. 3. 70 bar
Majssty's Mint, G. b.: Asram A. Trusx, hotter
dam, \. T., IL year, Of age. Benjamin ees~ey,
Esq, Bromfeid House, Hoetop.
t5'' Hundreds could be sddcd TO this Iat II .o'za
permitted.
II is pleasing 70 the proprietor 70 reeeavs ecn-
munics tions respecting the b~oe6caAl use Of ~
Rosemary, 70 which be 10 Away hnppy - Sctysod
in appropriate pknaer.
pesirine 70 paace tbe . tinis wtthtp ths ScaAb a
oil, i. Is put Up IN Ginl hcsslss ~ D saoN ialDs
botdes, edutainiug psasl1 ~ uasss ~ SaasAtas.
n = 20.
Cole PrcrstsassJ. RrsssEL kAsssps. lanalsfs
turing Chemist Principal Depot. 81 Jsussas
b., oppcsits The Msssum, Dossca. 4aaAs vesD
all orders should b sddEseesd. The os.sonOs ~
his dsnatGre IL on svvsy botlis u ~ 0sartss
seii By C. @. Psek, yllsworth, Me-" ~
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SorSp DrEs.-Thr Dues are n be
capitalized" thirty millions Of dollars
bein, contributed by the various powers
to Denmark. in rstarn for her cessation
10 cxac. them. Oar share Of this amo an,
Is no, one seventeen. We can pay il,
and We, No, con eic the night OF ID n
mark TO levy thase dues. Ne can pay
!, a. bouus. II nj oar,e,ss and Eu.
rope oi 4 mos, psrps"xsnS qp"stlo'. N
,Ac further disca>st4n vi "hcl c9h.ha-
dor. AMI caau9n.btl.s might Sc ei
d,a'1,nat,.,, ard dyspncn :, tnl han-
drci times tn amour be wa~t ID. III
actin: thus pradsntIy, We snail i9eF ~
the reputation We ana ar-aAy 1aa.l
IN TN, aaA,-. which wauii Only haee
b.cn diminished II VI II 4 niu>tef j
and fought, l. i, ua.g ,,ai.y coassse.
tina, b ,amtrk ~, h.ea lore 4 t A-
poo ii; "A - etg,;, -. - the arttah
u tie Unit j Sfa',S,
o. taa i, Of tpr' paamatA . a. d
t. Ley n du 5, aai COW 70 iIres ma.
:rts Of ve,s is passing the sound to sud
their paper, on shore or o. board tn
sI4-i=slio. VII ! 5 ;nel ! eci ,ratson et
.ab ii,y 70 pay the amount assessed on
,ag.r ships aut e4rso-=. in case Ii
r,.p-ct.ye s5v-ram Ms 10 no. are .
the plan Of capitalization The Lords
o. the British Pnyy Council .Jr Trade
have mad proeant:.on Of tbs ea'nse.
Boston Trdreifer.
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CouxrrRrrtIs-slo bills on the Ira
d : Bank, Newport, X, l.. are in cireu-
iauon.
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NOTICE is hereby given that have
~ tntdc provision f7r III" mrjntcaance Of thr
Poor Of erlnd AZ my houso in .aid town, aud |
.hall pay III debt. ot their contracting after tins
date JOSEPH SAUNDERS.
orlan1. April -, lsj7. l.-3w
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office.

NAME INTO the enclosure of the Sub
~ scriber, at East Trenton, ON the sd inst,
q large bay morse, with black name and tail,
and a white strip in the forehead. Both hind feet
40 white. Tue owner is requested to call and pay
all necessary expenses aud take hin away.
Eas, Trenton, April IL, 81. JAMES KING.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. -

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE. -
- Whereas Jacob Dodge, u Surry. in the
County Of Hancock and state Of Maine, on the
twenty .fts, day of June A. b. 1888, by his
Mortgage Decd Of that date by him duly e1ccut-
ed and recorded in the Hancock Registry Book %,
IA - 10, conveyed 10 one David q, Eaton of said
Surry, certain at Of land, situated IN said Sur
~, bounded and described a. follows, To Wit -
bounded on the North by land Of Leonard Jarvis,
On the West by ratten'- Boy, on the South by
Patterns Boy and en- the South by land of Mrs
ilincklcy aud the town road conta ming one aud
onc-hall ncrcs. more less, together with the
buildings thereon standing; aud whereas the said
DavJi q. Eaton thcreatterwIrd7, 10 wit on the
twenty ninth day u October. y. b. ls55, duly as
signed and transferred the said Mettgag" Deed To
me, the subscriber which Assignment is recorded
in the Hancock Registry, Book log, Page H. to
which reference may be had fox more particular
description Of the premscs; aud as the conditions
IN SAID Deed have been broken, hereby claim
to forcelose the same according to law.
SAM Eli l.. TREWORGf,
b his Atty. :. WAtERuQrsE.
Ellsworth April ~ iS51.
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j. RUSSELL SpALDNG'S
TINS great ard popullr medicine il decidedly one
OF the nj cest and best articles in the world for the
HAIR! :,

1t impsrts richness and brlliancy, cleans. oY.-
namcnt., invisorates, embcllishes, removes dand.
ruff, relieves headache and has probably bees
used fer restoring and preventing the falling on
Of the Hair with as much success any article
ever known II has stood the test II time and
use and all can rely upon it.
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GLASS CUTTING ESTABLISHMENT.
j. M. COOK,
STAINED AND CUE GLASS

NO. l25 CONGRESS STREET. BOSTON.
n. B. Side Lights, Ship Windows, Shades.
Entry Lanterns, Door plates, Coach and Lantern
Lights, Ground, Ensmeled. Flock and stained
Glass, wholesale and retail. Church and other
Ornamental Windows to order. Lead and Metal
sa.hes made 10 order, at the lowest prices. Win.
dow Glas. Of ell kinds
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Terms of Advertising.

Terms Of Advertising.
AsQpARE Is l3 LINES OF AiSIox.
ne square, or less, three Insertions, 81 70,
Each additional insertion, 20.
Ono square one year, o'vo'
A liberal discount made on long advertisements,
5. II. PErCINGILL l. CO., Newspaper Adver-
Using Agents. arc the authorized agents 10 receive
Advertisements and subscription for the ElLSworth
A~oean, at the same rates as required at this
Office, and their receipts regarded IS payments
Their Offices are at Now York, l22 Nssssa street
Boston, 10 state street.
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Mr. J. r. SpAlplxa-Sir: 1t is with pleasure I
have used your RIOS mary with great success IN
Keeping my har black, ns agcwas turning 1t very
iast Yours respectfully,
Cambridge, Jan. %, 1856. Mrs. d. TAFT.
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ELisyoETn, April 3. iN57.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-28
DEDICATION or 4 CHURCH.

The new chapel Of the late Mubery-ssreet corgre-
cation erected on tho northwest corner OF Fourth
avenue and Tventy.-ecopd street, WAS dedicated "
public wor.hip yesterday morning. After siasiss ~
the choir, the Rev. Or. McCLSrocx, Psstos OF tho
Society commenced the religious exefcses BY reading
the following brief prescribed form Of an address,
Dy.nLr BELOVED: The Scriptures teach W that
God /. wen pleased with tho~e who build tempiss "
His name. We have heard how Ne Alkdthe <snqss
a Solomos with hs gIcvy, aid bow % tne eeoeno
temple Ne manifested hrmseh stu 1o'9 sD,e ~
who built synaaogse for the people. Lite nos
doubt but that He viii aso fayorsbsy sevsvs our
godly purpose Of sedcsting this place y sosemp nAn-
ner, Tor the performances OF toe everss 49, T.
iyiou. worship; xsd let noe devoptly pin p pssss
10 H. pane, that this cody undertaking aA.n csvn
an far comnI.,ed; and in prayer for His turner eess.
inc unon All who have beea engaged there's, and
upon an who shall worship He name IN me p'soo
hereafter.
The sesth Hymn vas then sung. after ~hien i.s-
Rev. Bemsn Bangs, u. ID.
The Rev. J. HALpIcK read par oI ,ns ~ ssu
nh ehapter. OF the second look % enrnrfs w 80
W., rs.on and the leth and seven iolow1Dg yy,~s
Of the Ioh chapter Of Hebrews for the sec""e I's-
Dr xCrIsrocK hero gave notIee tha,.e oesrsS'S.'
Of the wOrk q painting y: ass v..in nsstse se
rSs W syeniur vsad be d<psassS Wa; sss"
,Se Annual watch night, which he much ysSrsfsai-
He sLo TOOK oses.'os % Tsn,Sa e. ssS Ssssss
rIata - ror.k;n that more Aberst sprt $500 "
rns,;t,red Than he'd bees Of ate: Ewae ~ ~ ~
No hssS Of eack family to conthbuts rsgsle 49,
thing in accordance, With h,s nss:a. - - -
wsuld make sondeffal dinsssscs ~ sns ~ very
roor indeed he coa.idsed copper eootrieosoes - ~
suitable Tor any one TO make. To me vsiy !,
or two cents we're az much ss far A'gsf a'sAA'N "
the nh
A coalee,ion was then .aAen up.
B,-hop JAWS preached the seshcsosy snnen,
taxing kl text from the Ff Epbsle to Ne Cornthi-
ans. IA chapter, 6ra claus q ihs sh verss; vor
eve are lsborsn together uHl God. ~ as cor
sd,S,. 20 IN. nasor wss then msds foie~ed b the
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