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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03
ImpeaChane Abandoned

For the time being, the impeachment
follery is at an end. On Tuesday, the 10Th,
the High Court Of Impeachment met pur-
suant to adjournment, and took a vote on
the I'd and Sd articles of impeachment -
the vote on both articles resulting as the
vote on tie llth article resulted. After
it had been entered on the Journal, by di-
rection of the Chief Justice, that President
johnson stood acquitted on those three ar
ticles, the Court adjourned without day"
and made no provision for its re-assembling
The President is free, and had it not been
urged that the salvation of the Republican
party depended upon the conviction and
removal OF the Prcsident-had the Senator
voted according to the law and the evidence
scarcely Senator would have voted for
his conviction. There was no case against
him and they knew it. The people knew
it, too, and they are not likely to overlook
the fact, that over. three months have been
used by Congress in attending TO a party
necessity" while every interest Of the coun-
try has been compelled to suffer ia conse-
quence.
Will the people forgive this neglect of
what pertains to their welfare?
This trial has needlessly unsettled every
thing.
1t has unnecessarially added to the ex.
penscs Of the Government.
1t has convicted the managers with de-
liberate talsehood.
1t has shown tho Republican party to be
unworthy the confidence Of the country
II has demonstrated that they are incapa-
bio of properly administering the Govern,
ucnt,
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The Radical Prescriptionists


The Radical Prescriptsonists,
kery party that has sprung up in the
United States in opposition to the Demo,
cratic party, has always been a proscriptive
party The present Radical party is moi
an exception to its predecessors, but if any
thing, is more proscriptive than any OF
them. Their candidates for President and
Vice President are among the most intoler-
ant and proscriptive of men, as the follow
ing proof will fully show
Gen, Grant in general order, under
date Of Oxford, MISS, December II, 1862,
promulgates the following:
Ihf Jeics, AS A CLASS, violating everv
regulation Of trade established by the
Treasury Department orders, are hereby
ecpeiled from the Department within fortj-
toar hours from the receipt Of this orlr Jy
post commanders. They will see that ALL
THIS CLASS oE PEOPLE are furnished with
passes and required to leave, and any one
returning after such notification, will be
arrested and held in confinement until an
opportunity occurs of sending them out as
prisoners, unless furnished with permission
from these headquarters. No passes will
be given THESE PEOPLE to visit headquarters
for the purpose Of making personal appli-
cation for trade permits.
In 1854 Schuyler Uolfax took the follow
ing oaths or obligations:
FIRST DEGREE.
In the presence Of Almighty God and
Ia urIfp =, ,11o IL
and swear that *you will not VOTE,
nor give your influence, FOR ANY MAN, FOR
ANY OFFICE in the gift Of the people, un-
less he be AN AMERICAN BORN CITIZEN, in
favor oil Americans ruling America, NOR
IF He BE A ROMAN CATHOLIC"
SECOND DEGREE.
I'm the y essence Of the Almighty God
and these witnesses, you do solemnly and
sincerely swear 4 if it may be legally
done, yon will, when elected or appointed
10 any official station comforting on you the
power to do so, remnre al Foreigners, Az
ems or Roman Catholics from Office or
place, and that you will IN no cnSe appoint
Hch 10 ony c6fce or place IN yo'tr gjH."
Here we have Grant donouncing Jews,
md Colfax prescribing foreigners and Cath
'lics, ASA class. l." And yet they are now
'ut forward as candidates in the midst Of
mixed populations and religions, for the
highest offices in the Government. But
neither of them dcnounces or proscribes
he negroes 'as class" No, "these peo.
,le" (the blacks are their especial favor
tes, id whose behalf the whole power of !
he Government is to be exerted, and who
re to be fed, clothed and lodged in bur
aus, " out of the treasury, and at the ex-
'ense OF the white people of the United |
States.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

A RESOLUTION has been introduced into
the Methodist General Conference, con-
demning tie use of tobacco, and shutting
out from the ministry all the persons adj,
dicted toSthe weed in any form. The leberal
and enlightened spirit Of this proposal can
not be too warmly commended. AS soon
as it passes We trust that the Rev. Mr..
Bingham, who offered it, will draw up an
Eleventh Conpandmept to the effect that
Thou shalt not smoke" and will take i'm
mediate measures to close the Kingdom Of
Heayen against all sinners who take snuff
drink tea Of coffee play whist, checkers
Proquet, Or base ball, read Sc,tts noycls
.sMile op Sunday N 4 Tribune
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eGJ The Revolution is the name of nea
looking publication, devoted to Woman
Suffrage. Susan B. Anthony is the propri
etor, and Elizabeth Cady Stanton chief ed
itor. 1t is a spicy sheet, and talks quite
sharply about matters and things in the DO,
litical world. Like all who have devoted
time and study to finance, it is down upor
the financial plans of the radicals. In its
issue Of May ID, it discourses thus of Sen.
ator Sherman's panaces for financial troub-
les:
PROPOSAL TO MAZE THE NATIONAL
DEBT $l00, 900, 900, 00Ul Ul-Senator Sherman
has introduced bill to fund the whole debt
by issuing new bonds at five per cent, in.
terest, the bonds to be redeemed 10 thirty
Or forty years. The debt is So, 600, 600, 900.
Five per cent q year on that is one hundred
and thirty millions, and for thirty years
would be $4,000, 900, 600 Add the princi,
pal to the interest and you have the enor-
nous sum of sirty.tfoe hundred million dol.
lars, which he proposes to levy on this and
the next generation, az the legacy of the
radical party, for trusting that party with
political power for seven years. But that
j. not all. Ii paid in gold, as he proposes,
itwould add thirty-five per cent to the
vast sum, making one hundred thousand
million dollars, or four times as much as
the debts OF all the nations of Europe.
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Decorating the Graves of Sol
Giers.

| Last Saturday was the day appointed fol
the Grand Army Of the Republic to deco
rate with flowers the graves of fallen sol.
diers. The day was observed 10 Cadiz. A
number of ladies assembled the previous
evening at the Court House, ard prepared
wreaths, &c. for the purpose.
All day Saturday, from sunrise till sunset.
minute guns were fred every halfhour.
At ! o'clock the people assembled at the
Court House, and at 2, procession was
formed to march to the Cemetery, headed
by the Cadiz Brass Band followed by some
thirty or forty members Of the g. A. r.,
number Of little girls dressed in white,
and citizens generally, to the number of
about three hundred.
In our beautiful Cemetery repose the re-
mains of some twelve or fourteen fallen
soldiers. Before strewing flowers, a short
prayer was made by Rev. Pittcnger, follow
ed by short address by the Commander
of the Cadiz Post, j. NJ. Garvin. After
decorating the graves an address was made
by young man named Brown, whose re-
marks put one in mind of the old style
comic speeches in the Brother Jona-
than" 1t was Sophomore, highly trag-
ical vaporing Of nonsense.
We cannot help noticing with pleasure
the proficiency of the Cadiz Band. Al
though new beginners, they discourse mu-
sic in style equal to that of the best of |
brass bands we have ever heard.
Saturday evening speeches were deliver
I'd by Revs. Meloy, Pittenger and Lewton.
-----asEs.- .
Silk Buple pnrasols for 9 M worth . IN |
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Lille Previous ),

The June number Of a paper called
"Livingston's Union Law Directory" pub.
lished in New York, believing that Andy
johnson would surely be removed and
Ben. Wade. inaugurated as President,
headed letters of recommendation from
those gentlemen; as follows:
From His Excellency Benjamin F. Wade,
Of Jefferson, Ohio. President Of the
United States, and Hon. Joseph s. VII.
son, Commissioner Of the General Land
Office
From Andrew johnson, OF Greenville,
Tennessee, late President of the United
States.
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AeA- Gen. Shcoficll has been confirmed
BY the Senate Secretary of war, e,ce Stanton
rcAianed.

A LADY of Kansas took one of her chi,-
dren to the dentist to have tooth taken
out, but all the persuasion could not induce
the little one to submit to the operation
As last resort, the mother placed terself
in the dental chair, and pointing, to per-
fecty sound tooth, told tie doctor to
draw it. He did so, and upon his observ-
ing that it was eouud, she replied that she
aimed to give her daughter an example Of
flrtitude.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

THE COST of the impeachment trial of the
Preti lent is footed up by the Albany Ar
aAs OF four hundred thousand dollars The
pay Of General Rousseau, summoned from
Oregon, netted some nine thousand dollars.
Other witnesses cost five thousand dollars
each. 1t is reported that the hill for prirt-
ing the admission amounts to six thousand
dollars. Thus much are shc people taxed,
IN this *sngls case, to crafty the malice of
Thad Stevens & Co.
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More Evidence Against tho Pure
FOfneFQy.

The dispatches last week inform US
that Thurlow Weed, of New York, publ h
es card in his paper-7he Commercial
Adrerfisg--oVer his own signature, in
which be distinctly charges Senator pome
roy, Of Kansas, with having intended to
sell his own and two other Radical votes to
the President, for acquittal. Senators Nye
and Upton sre the two others mentioned as
being accessible in the market, although
Weed does not charge that they were cog
infant Of the proposition to sell them out
As the Butler Bingham inquisition progres.
ses, seems that they can not help stumbling
upon the fact more disgraceful to them
selves and to tteir own partisans than to
those they are endeavoring to blacken with
their calumnes.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed and duly qliah-
fed Executor Of the last Will and TestaS
ment of Michael Sawvel, late Of Harrison
County, Ohio, deceased.
MICHAEL SAWYEI,, Jr.,
Junc5, lS6S-3t, Executor.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

The Treasurer of the United States holds
at this date fractional currency to the follow
ing amounts; Fifty-cents notes, 1921, ,00O;
twenty-hv,-cent notes, $l,29000; ten-cent
notes, $273,0 900; specimens of frctional cur
rency not for circulation but for albums, &c. /;
$30,500. The total amount of fractional
currency notes in the vault is 1884, 500.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

asa The new School House, designed for
the public schools Of Cadiz, is progressing
rapidly. When completed it will be the
finest edifce of tho kind in Eastern Ohio.
Messrs. Warlel and Beebe, the contractors,
are rushing things through rapidly.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03
HOME MANUFACTURED!

And asks share of public patronage.
Good work at low prices will always be
given, knowing that this will always please.
r. B. HUFFMAN,
Cndiz. June 3. 1868.
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Mcyeely NnrmaI schnnL

Ed. Seutinel:-Please say to the teachers
of Harrison county that teachers of Harri-
son county that the short session of the
Normal School at Hopedale will open July
7tb, under the management Of Mr.. Han
cock, Superintend ent of the Cincinnatipub-
lie Schools, assis' ed by Mr. Regal and the
present corps Of teachers in thca Norm al
School. No enterpTising teacher will care
lessly allow such an opportunity to pass un-
improved. For information or circular ad-
drcsss
W. BRINKERHoFF, Prin.,
Hopedae, Tarrisou CO., Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

A-The Singer Sewing Machine is with
out rival. Call on McClcland, and ex-
anime for yourselves.
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PAN HANDLE ROUTE.

h@- Eagleson & Bro, have some magni-
fcent Piece Goods, suitable to the season,
which they will manufacture into garments,
to order.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

DOCTOR SAND ERsoN. This distinguish
ed physician continues to make regular
monthly visits to Cadis. Since his skiIfu
operation IN amputation of the leg of Isaac
Barger, of Cadis township, his practice
has been constantly on the increase. Many
Of our citizens, who had suffered for many
years with disease, and been unable to OF
tain relief. have since consulting with DR..
Sandcrson, been entirely restored to health.
DR.. Sandorson S treatment Of disease is not
hap-hazard experiments but the result of
years of experience. In fact he has made
medicine the study of his lie, lie has
Diploma s from the first institutions of the
land, among which we may mention the
Cleveland Medical College, where he grad>
uatel in lS49. the New York Ophtholmic
Eye and Eor) Institution, and the College
of Physicians and Surgeons of n. Y lie is
iudorsed and recommended by snch distn-
euished medical men as Valentine, Mott,
Parker, Clark, Dalton and the first medical
men in New York. and his success in the
Treatment OF disease attests their discerne
ment. He can be consulted at the Cadiz
House. Cadiz, the oath, 25h and Goth of
each month--a rare opportunity for the af>
hicted.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

A great variety of Ladies Dress and fur
sishing Goods. lower Than the lowest, at
WALToNs.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

GRANT will visit Il G watcring-places this
season-the brandy y-and-water places.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03
OAN SWARMS OF BEES
wv q N rT7 -G ID

wish to purchase swarms to start an
other Aplary in the country, where | will
change them to italian bees. A good
swarm Of bees will weigh from to 7 lbs,
for which will pay in the month of MAY
Sl per pound. In the first part of June Is
cents per pound. In the latter part of
June so cents per pound. In the first part
OF July % cents per pound. All after that
10 cents per pound.
Swarnls can easily be forced any time the
hive can spare them. Thus the keeper can
have his swM'nIs when he wants them and
prevent their flying to the woods. (See
Hand Book on bee>culture. Price by mail
35 cents.)
keep full hives of Italian bees for sale.
also Que ms. From one queen all the bees
in an Apiary can be changed to Italian.
Why not keep the best? Send and get
my circular. free. / also sell the Leaf bee
hive, Glass Honey Boxes and Beeshats,
My handbook ON bee culture / feel sure
will give many desirable hints on the sub-
ject 10 the bee keeper who has not book
ON the subject.
IL WlLKIN.
Mayl3, lS6S-3mo.
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BRowNLow said last week: Il an, very
f+eblo, but there's heap of devilment left
in uno vet y
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

IMPEACHMENT is christened the Lost
Cause Junior"
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m O T T o E
Z A X p A Y EI2 S.

| am now prepared to receive the remain
ing tax, due on or b5fore june 20, after
which the penalty imposed by law will be
added.
Tax payers will please bear in mind that
cannot wait upon them all during the last
week of the time specified by law for receiv-
ing taxes, and if they will consult their own
convenience they will call early before the
rush commences.
Office open from A. NJ. to 4 P NJ.
ELIAS FOUST.
Treasurer, Harrison county Ohio.
May 27>2w.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

n@~Manner has a great assortment of
Chewing Tobacco.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

HeS- CLARK & Ramsey have few more Of
those elegant bronze clocks.
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r.. IL. HUFFMAN,
SHOES,
CATERS,

And everything usually kept in a frst-class
Shoe store. He will keep constantly on
hand large stock of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03
EDURLIC SALE OF
STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS, &c.

The subscriber will offer at Public Sale.
at his late residence in Green Township,
four miles East of Cadig, on the Wellsbufg
road on Thursday. June 20, 1868,
500 HEAD OF FIRST. CLASS SHEEP.
Also, Two Farm Wagons Zone broad
tread), One Moving Machine (Buckeye,
Two Ruggies, one sett of Double Harness,
one sett Of Single Harness, one Plough, one
Harrow. and all kinds of FARMING
UTENSILS.
Also one good Cooking Stove in good
condition.
A credit Of oneyear will be given on all
sums Of five dollars and upwards.
Il. T.. MOFFITT.
II. Hartman, Auctioneer.
June 3, lS6S-3t.
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NOTICE TO
!
Adjourned Meeting of Board OF
Equalization.

AuDIroR's OFFICE, HARRISON Co., OIL
CADIZ, May Ii. 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board
Of Equalization will meet AT the Auditors,
the purpose of Equallzing the personal
property aa returned by the Assessors of
Harrison county, for the year 1868, and for
the purpose of hearing all complaints which
may be presented against the Assessments
made by Township Assessors.
All persons who feel themselves interests
ed or aggrieVed will present their cases at
Sa Session or forever hold their peace.
= By Order of Board.
w. Ii. Mccoy, Auditor.
Nav 81 1898
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

A large stock of Boys & Mems Cass,-
niers and Cottondes cheap at WALToN's.
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PESDLEToN AND GREENBACHS.
One fthe ablest members OF the New
York delegation remarked yesterday that
the convention must take action in regard
tn the oft quoted cry of 'Pendleton and
greenbacks. While condemnng the Pen
dleton policy, he characterized it as a potent
agency in securing support and exciting en-
thusIasn. There is q rytim in the line, ;
said he, which may, if our action is not
pertinent and jndicious, carry Mr.. Pendleton
-ent husiasm."' -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

DIR. S.H. Brown has pcrmanty located
Caliz and solicits a share of public pa
ronage. See lis card.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

fM-Thc Chicago Times in its accour, Of
the Radical Convention which was he d
in that city, says:
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-06-03

French Whal,-bone Corsets for 81 co,
wortLSl 10, at WaltOn's s.
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Silk Bugle Parasols for 90, worth so,
1t WALToNs.
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EXECUTOR's NOTICE.

Cadiz, June 3, 1868
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sl.lIeEIEaI.lE.s q tlle eenteeIl PooF..


The following isla m extract frofnsan
article in the New York 1s1f as, Of
S'gedne day.
stVYestake IT nppn ourselves to assert
TINT. ii this moment, hundreds of fam-
lies I'M this citg are enduring priya-
tons and erinss which were they
cause thrtl OF hotrot In every hu-
imane bfeasts There are thousands Of
people " 20 eln never bring the tale OF
want to thefr lfps-iftlo 10 shrink with
sEaETor at the bare thought OF having
their indl gence known 10 others and
who Eoul ID die before they Would utter
even by o srnotiops that RELIEF would be
q godsand and a elieFit ", This too.
where impecuhio ~ is not tlIe res tlt
ofany faulf, but solely III eeonsequence
OF u1isfoftu
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I9a apetttsf,lsFats.
Ravoli1tiolnlr. IIrada. {. .

AIDES Hou can rec9iYe for the sum of
l4a0N4s U91iIiARS GtllE, Merino aud Az
Eleea 1Ie9 s.ll1iglsi BaImorols. Linen
44oods. EN- 20 eE4 a9le Cover, Watches
chimes DC send clubs of ten or more !, with
ten cents tor e d descriptive check, and the
gettaf mp of The Glub viii naOafYa present
worth 81 to q 20 accofdmg 70 number Ssrlf.
AGENTS VI nteI eyety where Circulars
aRAIs1nr3 co. o iSIssrai ps 81. Boston q
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iatltl1llEy or tiSe, 4 I. -,
Asake of tlie g 9
United q = "a.
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ne satle title as tint fiaffisfl IN i5ss
ion and sconta lining sin1iiSf S,s
4nteh va pas led bS bStI,
fss IlsiI 4 q rs 5sl sIs Si1pIi OF Slly
y aent OF CbnR fore fia, a.
S11s,3s tot It's sconsid tiiii6f hSFIa i.
alIewed 70 the xecut ve Y - -
~ nti1 lttg ANDREW JoHNsti
For the IntalltteneSt
Iessl ae9AaJya school, N8FeSenta SEeeSSs.
ess g 8 % at fl3s b
z .!ls a = Sdss.
AZ u scla g penedi yRithia q song NV
\ sIa sne scn,ools entitled 1.-THE AnnfyersaF -
sons y and flowed prayer 30 ~
OF Wheeling The ne;S, ~ e
ne 9leplng address by Miss Iani,f Is
II iSftQr pY on Sunday Schools eTtsse@as.
Gus ees con- isteds OF deCl amafinna s q = s..
aongsh eEc.E VI @ cannot sne6 n Is m S,St
II ances IN detall :. yet thhfe sS5e
t44as1 slts etge Inc highest pfai se 0r
me hammer and mat ter of thevSri6Gs
e1erclses: The essay on - A 81 cfs = =. *
/ IApostlesi very Well writ an A +
read ne song OF The Orphan l3iiS;si
was vel spng by Willie H atheri1o,.
TOE; and 70 plete the siI1r rifisss eIS5
one ON. 4lttle cir, Miss Maggie Tones
= ne W !laRe Bell rJvaB one OF tfe
tie sones. ssII1,s a et
six little girls. an d sesseIi Il; ~ -
and g gilt letter on the brea a5t % al
m al compl cling the word q q ns
1 Ssl acn one singing her verse md
then All strikein on the choens. 6iifl
see stae .sliCl e4eeedlngly we'll. The main
fatjon NJ 60 Nses tne pre- 9en%
ers s..,tsi, ( 0Asl 70 tne te'lch-
T. The teacher4 z la ani1,no th.5,,s. ~
eIss. -. IL OF cts The
q oest examln
lcSTs1 ti,s,. st4l tne was tor
f5y y. y
5tE3 SS,..s 81 IN the year
t15 .I ti 70 the lesson during
sehooi mn sns y IN sehool. The
SWaTsa honsand
no X 9 sEe
Reys a s.sss e
lfsteIed 70 ~ q ,1s.s
eiaff5s q M . ~, ppfe.
pleasSnt ~, ~
Beiiaire m = s9s. Of
lohonI and s,isJ, ~. g ssiE
brations 10 come In nrtIss tISst sie,-
pass snclI nIesesnt .Ss
ME- nliS1s II, a 1$
Jennie C3nrbv Il sI1S,ve 97I,s
subiect wa ittS5nnE eSS sSoSsSSI Ss ne
Sunday SeboSIs s,.s i
many Wears AGO. Nv FSGiSart
whose name Rh0ii1d ha hold 4 ~.
remembranee llv SS,,.s;
scholar. - = y ~ '9SAAgoE
The object an tbe,, f,,st
teach the nm. As tto
able tn on ~ SseEe not
~ up the
te5r, and
An. ths ~ ca,ssss. nsss1s 80
School he ~ VIZ
ffnr No. ali * = g Y 4ts.s
Is Ia SS,I,. 81 en9 poor,
~ sSSno9ls, ana learn
,Tise = tne
are now re-
ssstNiuIIsS sSss1tN4tII 19sItu uctlon IN our Sunday
ts,tSSno on1d never learn the
NoEas OF Life ana Truth in any other
way way
We have our Sunday School Union
mon punltBhes thousands Of books
for us to read thousands nf;Iny5SiT1 =
bookssa and singing boolssl InfiIio1,sf x
papers; and all child fpn1 can shaSsftI tISss
residing of them 3free ffS I,ISsi.ea = s74s
The Sunday School iie2es M ,s,
Chnroh "a 100 ~ 45.ss
age: IN IL ait S.,, ~
good : pafanfss faa ~
and a5
6nanS y, -. G
f1,sYf az!
,i5i3,SS p9ut lXe
echSnis - asos klsno sunday
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q Physiolog VisW ol Marriage.

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