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THE GREATtCAJS OF
HUMAN MISERY.

Just PUblisktdi az seated Enus2ps. Price Sir Goats.
LECTURE BY Ia. CuLNEBWkLJ, on TIE
CAUSE AND CURE OF spermatprrhWa, Consumption.
Mental and PHYSICAL Debility, Nervousness Epilepsy
Impaired Nutrition Of The bady Lassitudr. Weakness
the Limbs aud the Back, lRdisppsitio ana rcapaey fo
study aud laberi Duiacss Of Apprehension; LESS q
Memory, Aversion To Society; Love Of So.uds 1i8iai-
y sel-Distrust; Dizziness Headaches Affections q the
kyesi Pmpl,s On the faeei Involuntary Emissions aod
Sexual lneapacy the Consequences OF Youthful Inds
cretion, &C &e-
dY fn%adgsbie Lecture clearly proves that the above
euaaerated. often scafhicted evils, may be removed
without medicine and without dansIous surgical opera
TONS and should be read by every youth and every
In the land.
under seal TO address, in plata sealed euvel-
undressing - CHAs. j. &. KLINE. 4 co
anniiI = 2ef Eowerv. New Yoyk Post ohee Box a5s5
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American and Foreign Patents.
II. III. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late agent Of U. s. Paten. oesce Washington, (ndsr
the Act of 1872
70 State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON

4 FTER an extensive practice OF upwards Of twenty
n years. continues to secure Patents in the United
States also in Great Britain France and ether Foreign
countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments
and all Papers Drawings for Patents, executed lib
ere eIms. and With dispatch. Researches made into
American Foreign works. to determine the validity or
utility Of Patents Intepens-nd legal other advice
rendered in alt matters touching the Copies OF the
Chains Of any patent furnished by remitting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is only the largest in New ENGLAND. hut
through it inventors have advantages for securing Pa
tents, Of ascerning the paenabiity OF Inventions, an
surpassed by IL not UNNECESSARILY superior to, any which
can be offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT TIE
PATENT OF fICE Than the subscriber and as ssCCESs
Is TUE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL-
Try. lie would add that he has aesudant to be-
iieve, and prove that at other Office Of the kind
are the charges fo professional Services moderate
The immense practice Of she subscriber during twenty
years past has enabled him accumulate vast cosc
tina Of specHcsos and official decisions relative to pa
tents. IN =
cbanca work. asdfcl accounts II patents granted in
the rated aiss and Europa, rehier him able beyond
sneIs'n TO er speror facilities for obtaining Patents
An necessity OF - mfneF to Washington TO procure
patent and the usual gsAf delay there, are here saved
Inventors -
TEsriNoxtALs;
"I regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable and
sUcee'.fAi practitioners with whom have had official
Intercourse" CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
~ have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person moro coHipttenF ana tbStN0T-
Thy aud more capable Of putting their applications IN
form to for them early aud yotahe consider
alton at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
/" Mr. r. II Eddy has made for iae THIRTEEN appli-
cations, all but Of which patents have been grant
ed, and that Is PeHdtnq. such unmSidkaable proof
Of great talent aud ability his part leads ne TO recon-
mend all invent tn apply TO linn to procure their pa
tents they may be Of having, the most faithful
attention bestowed their cases. aud at reasonable
charges JOHN TAGGARr.
During eight months the subscriber. In Of his
large practice made t'rec rejected applications SIN
TEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE Of which decided
in has farOr, by the Commissioner Of Patents
L. II. EDDY.
Eoston, Dec. 10 1862. ly4aS
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Whereas, as James Crockett Of fremont, in the
County Of Hancock aud State Of Maine, by his
mortgage deed dated August sth, A. D. 1855, aud
recorded in volume l0l, page l47, conveyed to me
the undersigned, certain tract or parcel of land
situated in said fremont, and described as fol-
lows, to wit:--the northetiy half part of lots
numbered thirty and thirty-oue on a plan Of
Mount Desert made by Salem Town, Jr., Esq., A.
D. lS0', and recorded in Hancock County Regis.
try, containing one hundred acres, more or less
together with the buildings thereon; and where.
as the conditions Of said mortgage have been
broken hereby claim to forecose the same, in
accordance with the statutes in such cases made
and provided.
JONATHAN NORWOOD.
By 5. g. RIeu.
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Fail not 10 Send and get THIS Book.
A Word of Solemn Conscientious Advice
TO those who will reflect

to those who will reflect.
class Of mala3ics prevail to fearful extent in COM
munity do ming least 10000 youth Of both
nualy 10 an early grave Those diseases very i'm
perfectly understood. Their external manifestations
symptoms Nervous Debility. Relaxation and ENhaus
ton Marasmus wasting and consumption Of the tissues
Of the whole body shortuess Of breathing, hurried
breathing ascending hill Digit Of stairs. great
papaion Of the Heart, shaking 81 the Hands and Limbs
society and to business aud study dimness OF
Eye sight loss of Memory dizziness Of the Head Neural
gc Pains in various parts Of the body Ind rreg
ularity Of the bowels Dcrauge Secreous 1T the Kidneys
and urino sexual Organs, Epilepsy Hysteria, and Ner
Spasns, Dependency aud Depression Of Ia spirits
onen great to produce Insanity, which, unfTe-
auently, terminates in suicide.
This baneu class Of disorders and host II others
named, Tubcreular and Bronchial Consumption, dis
Of the Throat and Heart Asthma, Catarrh have
their seat IN Snd derive their origin FROM diseases Of the
lrinosexnal Organs very frequently, and IA large ma
iorify Of cases.
DE. ASpRSw sroSE. Physician 10 the TnoY Lrya Axp
HYGENc INSTITUTE. has s6kt AMI Investigated this In
sdaus and inraate class Of modern mhadies with pro-
fouud attention and assiduty land Is engaged In
treating them with the most unheard Of success. TIE
personal presence attendance uf the patient victim is
required TO insure for his system Of treat
ment is perfect In Itself. and admirably arranged
express, u I'll parts u the Uaion Or the CGHn:as
at the Institution
ar Each is scientifically determined The true
p,an If treatment adopted from asly is 81 the scCygoas
Of the KIDNEYS frm the bopd ard printed ia,erro-
gatorics. furnished each applicant.
The Iusiii makts q a powerful Micro
scope aHi rhilo= cal Apparatus
IFTaticnts apr ing iur inttrnsatcr}es or advice
mast return or enclose stamps 10 inset attention.
The attending PLY stefan viii be- found the fnstl.
tu,,en fer consultation, from A. NJ - i. NJ Of each
day. Sunday in the forenoon
Adirrss. DR. ANDREW STONE
Physician to tie Troy Inns ard H. icuIc Institute and
Physician fJr diseases VI te il.ar Throat And Luars
~ Eth Street, Troy, y. Y.
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fremont, Jan. sth, lsG5.
ENOREcLoSyRE tF MORTGAGE.

Whereas, Thomas r. Hammond of Gouds-
borough, in the County Of Hancock and State Of
Maine, on the seventeenth day of May, A.D.lSj9,
by his deed of mortgage Of that date, recorded
in Hancock Registry, Volume l03, page ia, con-
veyed to the undersigned certain lot or parcel
of land situated in Goulds borough aforesaid and
described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the
centre of the town road leading from Abner L.,
Fraeys to Stillman Guptil's, at point three rods
south Of the house then occupied by Rufus X.
Hill, and runnnss@Ith ten rods to the centre of
the road; thence west at right angles across the
lot to Abicl p Clark's eastern line; thence south
by said Catk's eastern line ten rods; thence east
across the lot to the place of beginning, the last
mentioned line to be three reds south Of the main
house then occupied by Rufus X Hill, together
with all the buildings therron and whereas. the
condition Of sad mortgage having been broken,
hereby claim to fore close the same, and give this
notice, according to the statute in such made
and provided. PETER l.. HILL.
BY ARSo WIswELL, his Atty.
January {, 1858. So
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Rininper's Wheat Tonic.

This natural product Of the most nutritious grain rec
omenis itself presenting in concentrated form the
nufripe properties Of Uhcdf, and has received the
highest enComiums from eminent medical authorities as
possessing qualities actually FArrKSING this desidera
renders invaluable 10 those who suffering from
Lung Complaint, Bronchitis, Impaired
Strength Lack Of Vital Energy aud all diseases which in
their ncipen stages require only generous diet, and
an nyigoratins, nourishng stmulant. Quart Bottles
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TuE peculiar faint %
infection which w0
call =, RoTtLk turks
in the constitutions of
nultiintles of men. IL
either produces or 10
produces hy an en-
i,chletl, vitiate,l state
1T the blood, wherein
l;at iluitl becomes in
I competent 70 sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action. and
.icascs the system To
t,ll=iufn disorder and
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Pc not let these brave men perish by disease.
place in their hands these pHEcI is RENE
bfSs TcsS6nas!e .A-is fssi,i the larger
GUS ex 5'0esessAs< fevesl,.-tas saill-, aud ths
wounds which they Cannot avoid. ard what j.,
more, cannot frequently get succor in :hc meineut
OF need, whereas, II cur brave men have only To
Put their hands into their knapsacS> ana fnd
there sure Fsmedy for IL the casualties Of tie
battlefield, how many thousand Of lives would
thus be saved who would otherwise perish before
relief c1gli hax.8tsined.
~ CaIT7ON.-None are genuine unless the
words 'lloLLowAY. NV Yonk AxD Loxnax, are
disccrnibie IfGtsr mark in every leaf of the
book Of directions, around each pot or box; the
sasla msy be plainly seen by h7ifiay tie l,af 20
fts hsr. handsome reward will be- given TO
any one rendering such information may lead
to the detection Of any party or parties counter
ietlng the medicines vending the same, know
ing them to be spurious.
- Sold a, the Manueatory Of Professor lIol-
loway 80 Maiden fane, Se~ York, aud BY oil
respectable DruggiSs aud Dealers in Medicine
throughout the eirfiiTed world, IN pots, at 25c
e9c., and 81 each. &c.
:, It There is a considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes. ( * ~ .e pwly46
n. B.-pirections for the rliianossAfsratieai.
in every disorder are affixed to each box.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to W. E. 4 G. HAD
N LOCK are requested to settle the same i'm,
medistely.
We. 4 6. HADL0cK.
Cranberry Isls, NoY. l7th, C.. ~
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Business Cards.
e U G. e NJ e H A l. e,

e U G e NE H ALE,
GUNS ELLOR and ATTORNEY at LAW,
ELLSWORTH, ME-,
OFFICE ON MAIN SrEEr, over Geo. n Blacks
tore, in rooms formerly occupied by the Hancock
Bank.
The business Of the late Thomas Robinson re-
mains with the undersigned, who will attend to its
settlement at the above named office.
EUGENE HALE.
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The Soldiers True Friend
ALWAYS READY.
HolloWay's Ointment,

long marches, sore and stiff joints, blistered
ard infaued feet, all these the soldier must en-
dure. MOTHERS. REMEMBER THIS, whea
your sons are grasping their muskct to meet dan
ger think what rfiiei single pot Of this ALL
HEALING AND COOLING Salve viii give to the
one You love when far away from home aud
friends 1t hardcIs and makes tough the feet SO
that they can endure grea. fati Enc. IL soothes
and relieves the infaHed and stjdencd jaiats
leaving them supple, strong and vigorous, while
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G 1t g " z a

Testimonials like the above are constantly be-
lag received from all sections Of the country where
:" " eeks' Magic Compound has been introduced.
Az si8 ssFo from any 2,crs' Of the Throat, Lsngs
: ~ { Ri cna nRiain rklitf ku nsrnl
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4 DNINISTRAToRS SALE.

rIIlE subscriber -xhy give public notice to all cpn
l cerr-4 that he Mas been tur appointed and has
taken upon himself the an Administrator q the
estate of
CHARLES E. JARVIS, late ef Castire.
in the. Cgunly Of ..laneoek, trader, deceased, by
giYing bo6 SIS the IA ects; he taerafage request all
persons whS niebte4 Il the said deeea's estate
MAKE immediate payment. and those wha have any ds
mauds thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
CiIA'S j.. MeNON AID.
January I. 1SfS. 81
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Bininger's Bourbon Whiskey.

The established popularity Of this Choice Old Bourbon
medical agent, renders supertuous TO mention In
detail the characteristics which distinguish it from the
ordinary grade Of Kentucky Whiskeys Being distilled
In lSiS and manufactured expressly for with great
care II be relied upon strictly pure stmuant,
ard peculiarly effective for the treatment Of Lung Com.
plants Dyspepsia, arrangement Of the Stomach, etc
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Bininger's Genuine Cognac Brandy.
1t is mild, delicate and fruity and designed to be al
Iys UNIFORM in character aud quay Put in pint and
quart bottles in containing two dozen pints aud one
dc zen quarts.
4. " BINfNGE g. Co.,
Sole Proprietors, No. l6 Broad street, New York.
c. G. PECK,
1y24 Agent for Ellsworth and vicinity
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Sabre Cuts and Gunshot Wounds

The lonely sentry walking his rounds at night,
exposed to drenchirg rains aui chill night ~. w
often seized with must VIOLENT PAINS and
HnARSENESS. first symptoms
Of QUICK t0NSU MFrIUN. but If supplied with
lloLLoWAi'S PILLS and HOLLOWAIS uINT.
NENf, ali danger Is ayertod, few Pills taken
nj hit and morning, and the Ointment brisAiT
rubbed twice a day over the throat and chest will
remove the SENEEESr PAINS, and ston the
most distressing or pANGEEOU : COUCH. There
tore we sAI q Tho Ml.a Army
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

fremont, Dee. %, 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-11
NEAR SALEM, HENRY COUNTY, Iowa, !
April 22d, 1868.
Mr.. Solom n Beckley:

APid -~dD lob''' J
Mr.. Solon, Beckiey:
SIR: In the N. Y. Tribune of the 9th
inst see inquiry by you of Farmers
Club of N. \ about the apple tree worm.
1t is called canker worm in Eastern States,
and loop worm in the west. The moth
rise very ear in spring of warm even
ings. from twilight until 8 or 10 0 'cloc&
They are of an ash color, the male having
wings, the female one-thrd of an inch
long, none but the rudiments of wings -
They pair OH on the body of the tree, then
the females crawl up and deposit under
the shelly bark about the forks nearly 100
eggs each and then die. These are gene.
rally SO deposited that neither rain nor
any wash can get at them. They hatch
out when the leaves are putting out--gcn-
orally about the lst of NAV. Their &C.
tive life is about 80 days, In that time
have seen orchards entirely defoliated.
About the LIST of June they descend most.
ly down the body Of the tree. In day
time you may find them under the loose
scales of bark. In few days they will
all disappear, and like all such insects, will
form kind Of cocoon in the loose surface
Garth or among The roots and there lie dor
mant until next year.
Now for determination. Plow your or
chard pretty deep after they have gone
down and be sure and turn over every
foot OF ground near the trees, and it will
settle 80 that few or none will ever come
UP again. But ifyour trees are large and
the branches too low to pillow under them,
then tie old newspapers round the trees,
then dissolve rosin in oil until it is quite
adhesive, spread this on while warm with
hair brush IA painters brush is the
best early in the spring, and they will
crawl on TO it aud stick fast. Coal oil is
said 10 be best, as it is fatal to almost any
insect that touches it, Lard will do pref
~ weiIin place of oil for adhesive compo-
siiion, but 1t is now too late for this sea-
son, therefore you may shake off the worms
ana catch them as they 60 up again on it
Another way practised by some Of m,
neghbors is to bind long straw around
the trees With the lower end hanging loos,
IN which the eggs will be deposited, ant
before the eggs hatch out take off tn.
straw and burn it. Chickens, If YOU hay,
enough of them, will scratch up and d.,
ssfoy great numbers Of them. Thrash,nr
the limbs injuries them very much. Tar
OIL, pant or anything that rain will no
wash OH IS very injurious If spread OF
the trees. Very respectfully yours,
j. III ARNoIn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-11
TREATMENT OF FRUIT TREES.

Editor Gate Cay:
The inclosed is private letter not in
tended for publication. The purpose for
which it was written was to give me in
formation which had been unable to OBJ
tain from any other source, All your
readers engaged in fruit growing will prob
ably be benefited by its publication. /
think it contains information which few
possess, and which is important to all to
understand. The worm described has
damaged my orchard much for the
past two years, but we are not troubled
with them this season. | have noticed
an orchard about one mile north of Sum
mitville infested The past two years an,
nearly ruined by them. Yours,
S. BEcKLKl.
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LIVE STOCK.

Droyerssnd Farmers VI find this he or Il dvan-
tageous route foi Ltyr Stock Gapscious Yards. we'll
ws.ered and supplied with every eonvsniencs have
bssn opened Ind INJECTIONS ard every
attention 10 paid takhetf xsntr From HsvrtatuSGA.
where y ~ BE- foHnd every convenience far feedfn
ard rsssjss ach.ice H. Offered at the PHlLADE
puIA NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKET.
ChIr will lao bs found The ahorlesi qnlch ana
,nast N rel ron Stoo New Yovk-Isia Alien.
tn~ rl--.0a ~tti fAw ~Y sh mgr hn ny other ~
ENOCH LEWIS Genera isnpt., Altoona p
Ill. H0uPr. Ger .rteketAYi .PhiiaAuYnhM
n. d. HOUSTON, General Freight Assni'
AzAAv PAuS1aa.3SV
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Mr.. John Aanthus, United States Con-
sui Manzanilla, writes from Colina.
March 18th, to the Smithsonian Institute,
announcing the breaking out of a volcano
there, as follows:
The whole home is in a state of
extraordinary excitement, news having
come that new volcano broke forth YES
terday only six leagues from town. The
eruption came so suddenly and was SO
violent that the Armenia River was filled
up by barrlcade Of erected sand, mud
aud stones to height of over one hund.
red feet The river, Of course, was stop
pea from coming down. and it is said that
north Of the barricade the river 10 run
n,os back and iuundating the forest fol
ieasaes, The volcano broke out in til,
.op o. a NIL only about SO feet high aboy,
the ievsi Of the Armenia River. but il i,
SAID TO DC growing alarminely ever hour
for tnc pasi three days We have had man,
heavy earthquakes
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mand, an officer OF truth, enterprise, and
daring, would have pushed us sorely but
he was in awe Of his dishonest reputation.
His lies made hima coward, and from the
6rst day TO the last of his military career.
he did not dare, on n single occasion, to
expose himself to fire. A mendacious,
dastardly boaster, he perished so unman-
fully that the righteousness of his last
moments destroys every vestige of obliga-
ton conferred by his vaingloIious preten-
sionsp
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AN INCIDENT ON TUE CARs.-On the
train from here to Eddyeille lastSatarday,
here occurred spirited conversation be-
tween Two passengers, one Union nan,
the other a cepperhead, Tho etq pcrarad
became somewhat boisterous in bis ca.not
about the administration, that this war is
party war, and not for the purpose or
restoring the government Capt. 49,
had stood this as long as he could, and
only for the timely interference of the
conductor and others, would have stopped
the copperhead's mouth with his fist. In
the meantime an orderly rose to his feet,
with his hand on his revolver, and said be
had been employed nearly two years t.
shoot rebels in the south. and he would 0
| i'd sigh; rather shoot northern rebel
paed not add that Mr. Copperhead driet
up BY the way, it was LIE Grand By
ington of Iowa City.
A, G., an eye witness.
-GOttumwa Courier.
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THE GATE CITY.
X EO X II x:
sr The Catholic Bishop of Dubuque

ry- The Catholic Bishop OF Dubuque
lectured hi. congregation the other day
upon their duty to support the Govern
mept. he denounced the order of the
Golden Circle as secret reasonable or
eanization, aud warned his congregation
against it, declaring that any member oil
the church who persisted in his adherence
to the order a fortnight from that date
should be accommodated, He alluded
to Hutcbins, editor of the Herald, as one
Of the chief fuglers of the organization in
terms of uumitigated contempt. as Arch
bishop Hughes did sometime ago in speak
ing of his coadjutor, Mahony.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-11

1UrThe longest day is now discovered
TO be the one before your wedding
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sG- The Coppcrhcad State Convention
has been postponed by order Of the State
Executive Committee 1'Sc rascals don't
like to frame their platform SO long be-
fore the election, lest the progress OF
events should shake it to pieces.
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maaur,ng tae,corn

4 f,r.n:r remarked t, Vi recently tha'
h had n..v..r -.Y.n 81, much e'mi'.SI Pa'
.,,; IN the c.:r..fcids as he had observe
,n> Spring. E..ry vwi.tre ths; m'''4r''
,.,,c, ,ln, the hillside u, ifae- i"r"''lf
STYLE. This is real. a .a''s;aa''tY c''-
tu,uslu,u... it vas ~has hi'rl't h"''
|. ct. .x,.rc,ed If cur 'ras- fin. i;:r:''rs'
su,i what wv t:n.s imwa. tri's'!y Eel to
would h, ~,!...r-e. ursr iasth'sdss ~>'@l
diversity. |, Is evit NIL, the d 'efin''
n,,ioa oil his ,,aifi,sulI"r''i!s g ass a
our people /" d' ss!op Tie e"s'S''r q
1858 according to tho best OF tho il n'e''n'
end ex; %eri.nc,.. Who're a@s;st s '1''s'
Who u~ealcss.y and i-ss''rag'y' asserted
,,,a, Nil Tie manure, a-dmo.t Of he ILL.,
"a ,rvsand skiti,nt the agricuii i'rai '"o' D.
..L.d. AZ the STATE, w'nld be applied 70
the three s,.re allowance oi'-''at"n
/. They will Themselves %rl"iee with IT, "N''
IL. tact hat ctr mbic n'tn " ihf FIN
,arion ARE iaIsiiy il 1. their Unjust eSpef's'
',..n, .