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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-04
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of patent
SMEAD's PATENT AUTOMATIC

SMEAD'S PATENT AUTOMATIC
~ or Self Regulating Sap Pan F. eaer. The
attention of sugar makers called to this new in
ventlon on whi;h patent has just been granted.
4. will be readily perceived that this is one Of
the best, If not the very best improvement that
has ever been introduced to the sugar producer as
1t does away With the constant care and close at
tention which has hitherto attended the manu-.
faeture Of sugar. in boiling the sap down to syrup
This apparatus is SO constructed that UNIFORM
or nearly uniform depth of sap can be main.
tanned IN the boiling pan or pans when once ad-
Justed, Tor any required depth, without apy fur
Their attes ton than to see that the sap does not
get all ont Of the sap holder. Should the mans
stop boiling the feeder i'll close its valve 90 as to
prevent the sap from diseharsing into the PAN
ana should more fuel be added so as to increase
the evaporation, the feeder will adjust itself &C.
cordlngly. This feeder is adapted TO one pan or
more, whether large or small, and it is warranted
to be perfect regulator when used according to
the directions. which are mple Satisfactory ey-
ldence will bs eiven from those who have used
this machine if desired Particular attention Will
also be given to the Manufacture cf SusARISe
Tools of every description. We make a bucket
thateannot be blown from the Tree, the ear of the
bnoset being made TO hold it fast to the nall
vet 1t Is perfectly simple, and stronger THAI any,
thing else IN use. Those in want of Tin Buckets
or Sheet Iron Sap Pans, will do well to call on the
subscriber as they will be sure of getting good
article at low prices. HE POI
Remember our shop is situated on Main street.
near the Court House in Rutlsnd.
dec24:wSm SMEAD s. BLAKELY,
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GOOD WATER POWER.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Fo,

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE. - For
4 sale, Farm lying in Chittenden, near
what is called Slab City, containing one hundred
and thirty acres OF good land and cottage house
| and wood house with back kitchen and joiner shop
and water room VII connected three bar ms Of rood
slye and IN good repair al fitted for putting up
70 head OF cattle; shed 10 feet long Joining the
barn on one side, and one 20 feet on the other
side; at the end CT the shed is connected cow
house and granary a few rods from that is a
neat small bia cksmiths shop, well finished off, with
an arch in II for boiling swill. making soap, wash
ing, &C., with one other building IS feet by 20, for
housing farming tools and lumber, with good
carriage shea in front Of said house the house is
painted red, trimmed with white; the barns are
all well watered as we'll as the house.
nave another iaim lying in what is called
New Boston, containing fifty acres a small new
house, say 20 feet square, and q good barn (: said
land has b. en- moved for thirty years in success
sion, and il cuts one ton OF hay per acre the
land l. now well fenced and lies facing the south
forty tons of hay have been cut from il and II
might be arranged TO cut much more.
have one other piece Of land lying in New
Boston, containing some ?6 acres Of pasturins
this pasture is rather moist better for cattle than
feed
the turnpike leading from Rutland to Pittsfeld,
containing about 20 acres with abou, one huu-
bred logs cut and piled on it.
have enc 0 her timber lot containing about
A0V NC es y ing on the Top OF the mountain, with
any quantity OF spruce mber, and that of the
best kind. This land lies within about two miles
OF what is called tee Wood saw mill.
Then have one other tract of land lying in
ChittenGon, near what is called Smiths Meadows
containing about two hundred and thirty acres
with house and barn and saw mill il is all
nmbe land but about five acres where the build
ings are. They stand near the centre of the land.
There Is probably more cedar on the lot than all
the cedar in the town of Chittenden elsewhere
There 10 some pine and spruce, and hemlock in
abundance.
All the above wish to sell by the single lots or
altogether, and where is the man that will give
me eight thousand dollars for the above?
For further particulars call on JOSIAH LEON
ARD, Of PittsR I'd, Administrator of the estate of
David Wood, deceased. E.. ..
The estate of David Wood, Esq., must be sold
to settle the claims against ii, and 1 propose to
sell cheap and give liberal pay Gay if d. sired,
With good security for those WISHING TO lumber.
Now IL the time, as there is good saw mill and
two hundred and thirty acres Of land within lit
tie more than half ale of the mills and the best
lot that can be found in this section Of country.
JOSIAH LEONARD, Administrator
Pittsford, Dec. 20, 1868. 52:4ww
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N oiiCk.--This is toforbid an nsrsons
mirroring or trusting nav daugb.ar Me-,
:, SsNei, on my account. as snail psy no d..s;.
Vi her contracting sf, er this date. Az 1e'''
sbraw.,u- oCTAyIA JEWELL.
'Ale"sbury, VI, Jan'y II, 1854. ~ -'--'''
2:Svws
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t'OR SALE-The old Tavern Stand in
= the village Of Rutland, lately owned and
occupied By d. ,. Huntoon, is for sale, consistin
Two barns and sheds with other out-buildipps'
with about thir cen acres Of very choice land ad,
Joining, together with twenty-five acres of first
rate pasture land, short distance from the above
stand. Likewise part Of the furniture if de-
sired. Any one wishing to purchase propertv in
one OF the most hourishing villages OF the state
OF Vermont Will 90 well to examine the premises,
Is It must be sold ar bargain to the purchaser
Price and terms easy. Enquire Of Frank Hum
the villa e..
Ruiiand, Vt, Pee. 2, 1858. dec3-wtf
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE. Til.

H., undersigned, having been appointed by the
aoh. Probate Court for the District of Fa,rhaven.
eIo;a. to receive, examine and adjust ali
par hs ana demands of all persons against Joel
h late of Benson, in said District deceased.
nose ~ give notice that we will meet for the pur-
the dwelling houe of william q Barber in sal. Z,
n nenso 70 ON Ihursday the third day Of March
pe1, rom nine O'clock A. NJ. until three O'Clock.
s1th o o. SAD DAY, and that six months from the
limited r. ~ MSorCemoer A. D. 1868, is the time
their said claims to US f,r examnat;on and az alien
Benson, Januarv 18th, 1884 aea1
DAME DANIEL oRoFooT, -
MOSES q. BARRIER. Com'rs.
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS !
A beautiful and appropriate al ticle for HoL,pAy
uH GIT, to old or young, is the
CRAIG MICROSCOPES,

MAsEIFIEs 100 pIAAFrRRs, OR 10000 TINES.
Although of q high magnifying power. thi,
microscope is SO simp that child can use it
ior II requires no focal adjustment; therefore II
neither fatgues the eye, nor wearies the patience,
like other Microscopes.
"1he Microscope tells me that in the leave. Of
every forest, and IN the flowers OF every garden,
an nr m me waters Of every ryulet there are
glores OF the Hrmament."-Chdl,asrs
Parents who wish to instruct and benefit their
CHI dren as well as interest and amuse them, will
here ind the means of doing so.
The popu arity of this instrument is constantly
on the increase. Its perfectness as a Micro
scope, its power and its cheapness are certainly
rms Microscope, in brass, is sent by mail,
mounted objects for IS or with "a objects for Is
or with A. objects for rs; postage paid In hard
rubber for so cents in addition to the above
prices. $1,000 -
MOUNTED OBJECTS,
Any number desired-frsm half dozen 70 four
dozen Inherent objects--can be had at the rate Of
81, so dozen. :
& Also We have an interesting variety Of
MICROSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHS,
Among them is the Lords PRAYER. containire 2ss
letters on space less than half The size of pin,s
tinctly W i'"" Viz
These are beautifully mounted on glass slides.
and viii be sent by mail receipt Of fifty cents
each. - ~, = - o'
illustrated Circulars. with list Of Noun,oa n,
lec's and Microscopic Photograp hs will be sent on
application. G 49,
Oh. WHEELER 90,
Nos. and Essex ST., Boston.
Manufacturers Agents
Dealers supplied on liberal terms. 47:wlow
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THE GREAT acN
Il IAN MEDICINE
coMPouSDEp FROM
ROOTS, BARKs AND LEAVES.
G II + ROK EE CUREt

An unfaihng cure for spermatorrhna, semipa,
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caused by se!f-poliuton; such as Loss Of Memo.
~, Universal Lassitude, Pains in the Back Dim.
ness OF Vision, Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves.
DlfhcuIty OF Breathing, TT, milling, wakefulness
Eruphons on the Face, Pale Coantepanee Ipsan.
lty, CONSUMPTION, and all the direful complaints
caused by depar ing iron the path OF nature.
re- Iais medicine is a simple vegetable ex.
tract, and one ON which all can RELY, as n has
been used IN our practice for many years, and
with thousands trested, il h. not failed in sin.
gle instance, Its curative pewers have been sui.
hcient to gain victory over the most stubborn
case. -1---,
49,. To those who have trifed with their con.
sntuuon, until they think themselves beyond the
reach OF medical aid, we would say, espair not I
the CHERoKkE CURE will restore you TO health
and vlgor, ana after all quaek doctors have failed
nH- For full particulars, get a circular fro m
any Drng Store in the country, or write TO the
Proprietors who will mail free to any one desiring
the same, full treatise in pamphlet form.
nD Prices, 81 per bottle, or three bottles for
-, and forwarded by Express TO all parts OF the
world - -
~ Sold by all respectable druggists every.
where,
DR.. W. II. NEE WIN & CO..
SOL PRoPRIEroRs
No. SO Liberty ST., New York.
Pond Morse, Agents, Rutland,
lanz3;sat tn & thuv Il wl
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
II seriber offers for sale his home farm, two
miles East from Cuttingsviile, on the main road
to the North Meeting House, in Mount Holly,
containing about one hundred and twenty five
acres Of land with ali the build rgs ssary for
Keeping da ry, and well fenced and well watered;
also another farm of ffty-fiye acres which does
not Join the home farm; there is piece Of land
some thirty rods wide between them; some twen-
ty or twenty-five acres Of the last lot is wood
land and one-half mile from the railroad, and
with an arch in il for making sugar, built lest
fall. / would sell both farm fogether or sepa.
rate, Some part Of the purcoase money willie
required 10 be paid down. The /, remainder Il .
purehaser may choose bis osn time 10 par
Mount Holly, Jan'y IS. 's6a..
2;3yva
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Pond Il Morse, Agents, Rutland,
lanz3:sat tn & thur:d&wly
M ASON Il HAMLIN'S CABINET

M ASON Il HAMLIN'S CABINET
AA ORGANS,
PATENTED OCTOBER 81, 1862
Inc Cabinet Organs are pronounced by Artists
.ne oest OF Their End in the wcrld," and s.very
admirable for both private and public use ~
Isee written testimony from more than one hun.
dred OF the most eminent organist. of the LEADING
euesl Mason q Hamlin' Is instruments have re.
eeived the only Cola Medal ever awarded in this
eountry,-also, lleven Silver Medals, and Four
teen Diplomas, in all twenty-six First Premiums.
over all competitors.
Prices OF Cabinet Organs, manufactured solely
$50 to size.
n, b.-Instfuotorsio the Cabinet Organ, also
arrangements Of music for the came, are published
by III. & II. 90 49, ~
Illustrated Catalogues sent by mail
Address "Mason & Hamlin, Boston, ,, or q Ma
son brot0era New York" 4l.w6m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-04
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
IA TENTS.
X. II. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents, Late Agent Of United
States Patent Office, Washington, Cunder the
Act of 1917
is STATE STREET, OPPOSITE KlLBY ST.,
STON.

After an extensive practice Of upwards OF
twenty years, continues 10 secure Patents in the
United states; also in Great Britain, France and
other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications
Bonds, Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings
for Patents, executed en- liberal terms, and with
despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign works, 10 determine the valdty or utility
of Patents or Inventious-and legal or other adj
vice rendered in all matters touching the same
Copies of the claims of any Patent furnished BY
renting One Dollar. Assignments recorded al
Washington.
The Agency is net only the largest in New Eng
land bat through it inventors have advantage for
securing Patents OF ascertainIng the patent ability
OF inventions, unsurpassed BY II not lmmeasurably
superior 10, any which be offered them
elsewhere. The Testimonials below given prove
that NONE ARE MORE SUCCESSFUL AT
THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber
and SUCCESS is THE BEST PROOF OF
ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would
add, that he has abundant reason to believe, and
can Trove, that at no other office of the kind are
the charges for professional services moderate.
The immense practice of the subscriber during
twenty years past, has enabled him to accumulate
vast collection OF specifications and official de-
eisions relative 10 patents These besides has ex-
tensive library of legal and mechanical works,
and full accounts Of patents granted in the United
States and Europe, render him able, beyond cues
ton to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
tents.
All necessity of journey to Washington, to
procure patent and the usual delay there, are
here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS
"a / regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most ca Enable
snd successful practitioners, with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
'I have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ person more competent
and trustworthy, and more capable of putting
their applicat ons in form to secure for hem an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Office"
EDMUND BURKE, r..ff /,
as-..-M Late Commissioner Of Patents.
I" Mr.. r. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all but ONE of which patents have
been granted and that is no,o pending Such
unmistakable proof Of great talent and ability on
his part leads me to recommend all inventors to
apply to him to procure their patents, as they
may be sure Of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber, in the
course of his large practice made on ,cice rejected
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE Of which was decided in his favor by the
Commissioner of Patents. &nt
boston, Dec. ~, 1908. ,S:wlyr
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A UCHlON SALki

A UCTloN SALkl
In West Haven, FIVE miles west Of Fair Haven,
Rutland Co.,
WOODEN FAC TORY,
About 40 Il. by oo,--,hree and half storios high
DWELLING HOUSES.
. GOOD WATER POWER.
Said factory might be converted into 6rist Mil,
OF Wooaen Ware, Pail OF Chair Factory, or Pow
der Mill.
Bale on the premises at one O'Clock p. NJ. Tues
day, January l9th, ls64.
Terms OF payment reasonable.
SIDNEY WILDER.
Nov, Both, 1868. 4adlw:w 6ws
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STATE OF VERMONT, District Of

~ Rutland, IS. The Probate Court for thu
district of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate Of Dam
lei Palmer, late Of Wallingford, in said dis
trict, deceased, ssf - GRKKrns:
BY the authority OF the State Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified 10 appear before said Probate
Court, at the Probate Ofice in Rutland, in raid
district, on the ID dsv Of February, A. d. 1854.
70 show cause, II any you have, Why the as
count o. William Palmer, ADMINISTRATOR Of
loved, and also why the residue Of said sstass
should not be distributed to the parties entitled
thereto. - a4Az lAsf 1fL
Dated st Rutland, in said district, this ~ day
a JAMES BROWN, Register.
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THE GREAT RURAL AND FAM.
l. lily WEEKLY
NEW VoLUME-NEw FEATURE--NEw
TYPE

hO0RE'S RURAL NEW YORKER, long
known as the Best and Most Popular AoRIcuI-
TURAL, HORTICULTURAL, LITERARY AND FAMILY
NLwsPAPER In this country, will enter upon its
Fifteenth Year and Volume on the I'd Of January
1884. The new volume will at east equal either
OF its predee essors in Contents Style and Appear
anee for We have resolved TO spare no effort ex-
pense TO enhance the reputation and standing Of
the paper as the
BEST NEWSPAPER OF ITS CLASS
M ON THE CoNTINENTi
Always Loyal, Practical and Progressice, THE
RURAL Is the fsvori,e Farm and Fireside journal
largely read and admired in Town and Country.
Its ample pages comprise Departments devoted
TO, or treating upon
AGRICULTURE,
HORTICULTURE, iH5
Hgf ARCHITECTURE, re- 4s,
lis RURAL ECONOMY, ..-.
EDUCATION,
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WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN
WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN.

WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
WHEAT, RYE, CORN.
GOLDEN sHEAF WHISKY
The Subscriber, having been enea sed for thu
last twenty years in the importation and sale Of
that real
PURE BOURBON WHISKY,
When made, as it ought to be, from
WHEAT, RYE AND CORN.
Is, without doubt, the most healthful and mea,ci.
hai spirit that can be- used. Hay ng determined
70 make the sale Of this article speciality in hi,
business he has accepted the
GENERAL SIZZLING AoKseY ron LARGE DIsrt1,.
LkRr IN BOURBON COUNTY, KEsrucsY.
And in future will sell under the brand Of
GOLDEN SHEAR"
Pure Bourbon Whisky, Manufactured from the
besi Selected Grains, and made in the most care
full manner.
This celebrated whisky will be put IN in eases.
containing one dozen BOTTLES each, and offered 10
'he trade by his travelling agents throughout the
country, and also kept on hand in his warehouse
IN Boston, IN barre.s, half barrels, and kegs
individuals desiroLs of procuring o pure, relia-
Die article Of BOURBON WHISKY at a reasonable
price, have only TO inquire of any respectable
droeer or Druggists for " Golden sheaf whisky.n
or send their orders for any quantity required to
the General Depot for its sale,
VI WASHINGTON STREET, Bosros.
Each bottle is enclosed in a neat pasteboard box.
to ensure its safe transportation.
q. A. RICHARDS,
General Agent.
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LITERATURE, a.
GENERAL NEWS,


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With various minor Departments, and including
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Poetry, Enigmas, &C., 6c.--rendering the whole
paper instructive and Entertaining to the various
members OF the Family Circle. 5sa+s.s
In addition to the above variety, the RURAL
for 1864 will comprise New and important Fea-
ture-a Department exclusively devoted to
SHEEP HUSBANDRY,
Conducted by Hon. HENRY S. RANDALL, LII.
D.. author Of the ''Pi actiesl Shepherd" &c, who
is conceded to be far the best authority on the
subject in this country.
p. BARRY, Esq, author Of stThe Fruit Gar
den," and formerly editor of The Horticu1wist,
will also contribute to the RURAL for 1S64-en.
rching it's Hortit ultural Department with the re-
suits Of his great EXP erience.
THE WAR NEWS, MARKETS, &C..
Receive special attentlon-the RURAL containing
reports of the principal Grain, Provision, Cattle
Wool and Fruit Markets in the Country
Remember that the RyRALa semsnates from
one Of the very best cultivated sections of Amer.
lea, and that its Editors Contributors and Cores.
pondents strive to promote the Peeuniary Inter
est and Home Welfare of its tens of thousands Of
readers. Also that 1t is not a monthly of only IL
issues in the year, but a Large, Beautiful and
Timely Weekly t#
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"I have no hesitation in assuring inventors
that they cannot employ q person more competent
and trustworthy, and more capable of putting
their applioat ons in form to secure for hem an
early and favorable consideration at the Patent
OfEce.O ------- Il -
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TESTIMONIALS
:" regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capabl,
snd successful practitioners, with whom have had
official intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-15
Thr sn,.s.lfc ehursn ana rhs va.

The Richmezd Whig, commenting sn some
oxiraetB Of the pastoral letter Of the Righ. keY.
3 shop VSEOt, Of Savannah, says;
The tons Of fEose sentiments, particularly IS
thcY reia.e 10 The jas.jce Of Cur causs IS ereita-
BE 70 :hs cscGor ard coed Judgment Of ths
vscersbie pTeiAte who has proclaimed than. L
shows tha. Ehil3 Archbishop Hughes bss eZ-g-
c.sed his iEfaeucoin behalf Of tho csuse Of or
sEemys IN viclsEioIa, according 10 Bishop Ferst's
opinion, ef every Pri1cipis Of justice, the Cslko
lie hisTsrcl.y of the South orc vsra suyp6f!eIs
Of lhe Southern esuss, and Esalou5 advocates Of
ihc Insdce upon which this war Of defense Is
c3ndGeied. Il is well known that compl liHt
was made to the Pope By s9sse SoulbsEn bishop
Of tie conduct Of Archbishop Hughes in respect
&c tbs wsE ard that tho letter addressed lo that
gentleman by the Pope, which found is way
several moalh5 ago, lRso The Southern journals
was intcHdoi as = warning to "Lis Kracsi' to
disecniinuo MS intsrmedling IN this contest
The effect las beea apparent IN tie sts7la.e
silszeo cf the archbishop ever since, Rt l7ssl IN
sEy mssEez ss7oTiug CT psrlislity fOE the Eollh-
err csEsa. A s,ERiEtsu; result Of bis partisan
ship Is fo1nd IL tbs total sstrs1Eenert. from
him Of every Cstheii0 paper Ia the North.
TIE &iireyolltGz, which w2s his esEf isBtisl
organ fram is cEigin, kss utterly Fepudiaisd
thai function, and IS now one Of ths most bitter
sfiltEAltf &c Vi hhE - 44lEEllt
the vhole Eartn. It's sesthing criticism of Liz
eoln's ls.si message, in which psipabls ehEsges
Of repeated perjury re boldly pT0clsimed
would hsSs involved The suppression Of any "a
per outside Of New York. Whatever rcmnsns
of liberty exists at tho asrsh Is Bssarted there
Ead the liberation Of It's enjoyment is eolcea-
sion 70 expedieuey and not 10 right. The sup-
preston Of tho Metropolitan or Of any Of tie
Catholic papers OF the North which nov de-
Hogaees Ld1col1's tyranny with 90 much yehs-
msEcy, would Involve Hlutiny - tie Northern
ranks, If rot internal revelation Tbs Catholic
papers tLrouzhoct tho North E-e, without ex-
cepti 3, fsyursBia 30 the Southern eauss, and lhs
facl Ray be justly deemed : proper index Of tie
feeling ef Catholic Europe. We eannot dcRbt
ths. this kecexd CT comment between the great
majority Of tbs CsihoEe Hierarchy sad clergy
Of the Eorlh Az S1u.h snd Cslhclie Earops
hs3 some eoRh. .iHei2ie Of action, which
vii soonor CT L. ,yslsps ITSELF IN practical
sympathy With cc9rdiRg to tho Rsb,s AZ
gaEens Q! BIS fgs, cur caUss is jRst. In
thas ss pees Is is a nd T. command the syHpa-
thy Of tho CslhoEc world, whose iientiiT with
any var Of this character mUst be based gp9n
is legitimacy, which B:shop Yero. rsgards ss the
Er.t condition in prosf OF the jusEeo OF he
csuse for which It IS waged.