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he obtained hfa e5cape from prison BY meaas
Of the key to the debtorB' room. Tne key
WIS given him By child tHenty months OF
age. He says 1t IL not true, as stated by the
Rel mold Enquirer, that anybody assisted
him In his escape.
ANoTnER TEN ~ THE FERN
Singular DIzcoVary.
1t happens that the murdered Fsrnhaber
| ras member Of the Robert Blum Lodge,
(No. 5S,} Of Odd Fellows, and this lodge ap-
! pointed q Committee, consisting Of Dr..
! Schneider ard M.ssra. Gerlach and Holm,
| who went to the cemetery Last Thursdsy
afternoon for the purpose Of opening the
coffin second time. Of the murdered man's
clothes, they found the cost and d pair OF the
! Par falcons missing. But the most remafka-
able pa1t Of the affair WAS that they found
eone<aled among the cloths in the eolnt the corpse
| Of child! The Sexton entreated the gentle
men Of the Committee, with great earnest
nese, not to eay anything of this discovery.
In connection with this fact the Zeisung
| very properly remarks: "Here Is indeed
! matter for faAest1onl How came the body
! Of the chi1dh the coffin? Was 1t given for
| interment 10 the same undertaken who took
charge Of the ccrpee CT Fernhaber? Did the
parents IF the child pay for q proper coffin
Was the dead body Of the child laid in the
coffin NTH that Of Fernhaber, or Was it the
| only contents Of the cof1ne There is some.
! ~. II
tnng 1ot1en ID Oenma1K.
In addition ne learn that FsEnhaher's sons
| have procured search warrants against the
9Aosn H1su'so4 eouee. aa1 Nno Aau4 ou1'eie'
lty, the results Of which have not Jet trans.
| pired. :,
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1vt.b to sav q - few ~ words IN ren1v to Mr. Pat.
has been e.tcpsiyely nublished IL The pspers that
Church, Chicago. but it was - to low Procured
ny admission 1910 u, 20 taas appeAsed, (and nos
the church, a. disadvantage. I never used the
name Of Dr. Patton In my adVettlsenlert without
nia consent tand also the Two other reverend gen
| LII men) anu neTtr CQQ 4b In 0ut 1Q9eAuca aak
| ms 70 "lthdiaw hls name.
eh aI1 - tset r. EonsssasioIna nnt
IN lnt IL aSe fo'Gai,r a. veil: ~
leorTl
| ~ tae u4Eets!ElGus Manihte!s VI kao gospel.
'1as as a'da5ned ta r. Pasoats Of thn o
Mesatlorm C9aIcn; Iaeetipg ar e Eoenezss @ cnapst R
~ oatst y;sLaJ .aS @ afaiht ~ ,aos. u
e91 e ~ eod IN t5a
saa
sw, g., stysat rbn+c ~ ue..raa
Breeon. p Philip Dawes, CongreGation na1 Chnrlh
Rail'h: Eyan & Evans; Gorsfegationa1 s Ghnsch,
Aae1sS1onsn; John =. Aail' BaPttsf minister.
l LAY: AsAaL lV44Gs 41A49Atk4&s lay 4ka"
Viii Lant1ew. Presbyterian Church. Bay.
| lcorY-J
ra Tee RsC Pei1ps Rsnoas ats !ss & My
etirc Associst]on Of Inaependent a1a,st:ss, and
secretaTy Of tie " Aseocttton. an reonsst,sd dt,
stronci. to rernmmen9 Kim t. sn7 sin,]ar societ1
Ea w;ei, H. ~ inin an1 III th;s 1an 10 coocie1.
tsons1y, T "A'" ~ ''n'' "Ao @1@7 hHHnT Rsns.
| Illumination K,rr+on Iaraforlsbirra
Mn,,h Ah 9e.;a s'oD' 4>'Ds'11' 1AsAS''A aenAA'
tcorTl
Ibeg leave mott respectfully to say that we'll
know fhe history and excellenca Of the Rev B. p
R+yro1ds, and that can With confidence recon.
mend him to the fraternal regards of. all with
whom he may be called to associate, and especial
| II Of any to whom the wr.tsT may be known.
s. t SHApnicu,
Tabernacle, Pembroke DOCK.
| tcof1.J
II leei gte1t pleasn1e u 9eaffng ny hum6:e nn'
Philips Reynolds, as an efficient minister OF the
msnts q good preacher and taithtal pastor;
fos the last s.yen years, the.tfose I can recon-
mend him With commence.
| c,au.oa..,on., ch51a1 JAsoS j. J1EKESs: E'ess.:.
congregational Church, IT. Fi0fence.
June 7th, 1s82
R1rzRz.cEs.
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Rey So19 ~ c1nhsE ahn1na o!1usef aH
@ E. 10y ea" 1snot1n, H. ofSy Gytb1n 9oos;1tao1c'
p PIX 1Gne1 nWeS I'm, fonaon u,es oaou''etsnse'
Rsv. 7. g. tnp stamps5, Harespdtordwest.
t.: a. g gio;: 8 iSSH He5d, 1sssGss; Eeesly Strand.
e.. +: at1alt9s: Tsnb7:
Rey @ at John psr1es, , s%amsass; an,eas
s Rsv. 7 Th9s 19h,ea G.i1it5s; a{a3scli ianduilto.
Rey y: TEonas. Satdies.
Rey' Re,, 7; r MalaaMs, naa remnroke uock.
Rev +. fndwjct> Zinn>s I'm
| Rev b. Tathfas. ssnierrno1t.
| Rev Ramuei Thomaa Et. Clearr
Those ministers are personal friends of mine
preached for them regularly % to thu last sanda1
was In EDgiand- The 'to co.Tespondencs ri betwee9
MOST o. then Sne" was leavlns the country. q
le1te1 11oW ono o. 1hem 1neloses
tcorr]
> 81. fLoaHScs, oaa. =, 1so&.
xss y fs Easts
| can sJmpathize little with Eae In my psescn
state OF mind. Something comes every day t
draw away my attention from NY study This II
tho reason that the testimonial has not been &C
coIding to promise. However. II Jon will SEND
ne 5onS ADDRESS " 1ester ~ oe Tish ToI II
DAY or tWo, efen Il yon are II London. 'Kelatiyt
to The books, shal1 call to- them before lsaylnl
the county, and perhaps select few more, II thsj
sui5 J. ..oa,,. .
llope yo9 are not u any tsonole ABOUT you
contemplated journey. canc OF s:e taat yoa M n
| tak1ng an lmptuoehs etep. 4 kuowleog9 OF taf
Totld IS worth acquiring AZ considerable rtsk
me IDLE you nave o. a!"ays % tememoet, aane.s e.
thae the principles OF fecttode and piety No sa1t
IN every land. Il eontlafy Mlnas VII eomeume o. d
peal 9pon 5pn' imoltat iKe r. tae ssass
oak, sstks sn9E 5ooss 9sepeL - tnG ;is siu9. sTo9an
Gon17se' 'fleHo' ooo ooo '1'e ''ea4 WILL oe'ens
5on;, 5on,., r.
WIKI Alna teEs1us, ns f.ntan.nv ~
1oa1e' ''"'e'D", Tasor ;1.xrrpa
par ppp 'Ao' 'N@'e 'N9'
n1s' -" ~.
admt taat nave nad reaotes a4a misiosl1ae e
n Enghpo, on account o. Wnle9 1estgneo tas
Ministry; altheoEh agattst ne wlaasa s a. many
~ ~, l.1en9s .Sd paragraph 1on 'et'e1 u ooe
april Sd, 1851.
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