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Tho above list includes all Glasses of buildings dwell
ings stores warehouses; factories schoohouses hotels
churches, and down to stables OF churches there
we're thirteen erected as year, showing with our posi-
tive growth In population q prssumpnve growth 10
morals
Engaged In the Bureau Of Unsafe Buildings additional
10 the superine his assistants and clerks, are
eighteen inspectors The last TO each OF whom assigned
district do all the examinations OF buildings and make
reports Of those considered unsafe. City landlords are
hard class Of people TO deal with They dislike being
compelled to tear down thin insecure walls aud put
good In their places Collecting the largest possible
rent with the least possible outlay IN their business
formula the result that there Is good deal or ga.
ton; bat generally tho landlords have 20 succumb. II
the owner on being ordered TO tear down or alter hts
building refuses 10 ocm. ly a board u sf.vey Is ap
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Rich Gold Ore from Alaska.
The following telegram, dated San Francisco, January
10. was received here to-day
To WILLIAM H. sEwARD:-
Assay on gold ore from Alaska $4,000 per ton Details
ny letter. W. r. BALLoU.
Commissioners for the Annual Assay MT the
Mint.
The following named gentlemen have to-day boon
designated by the President Commissioners for the
Annual Assay a. the Mint OF the United States Phia.
dslphia on the 10th day Of February noxt--samue b.
Ruggiss, New York Professor Joseph Henry, Washing.
Son, d. c.. Professor John Torrey, New York; J. r..
Putnam. Boston; J. x. McClintock, Pitsburg; D. r. d.
DELL Louisville; General John Hems.on Jr, San Fran
cisco; John J. KNOX, Treasury Department. and Frank.
lin Peale. Philadelphia
Omciai Report OF the Condition Of Affairs In
the South.
Reports were received at the headquarters OF the
Freedmens Bureau to-day from General Sswal, Assist
ant Inspector General, dated January 10 which no
says that from Holly sprngsthe date OF his last 70.
por-he proceeded TO New Orleans which place he left
the Sd inst thence, via Baton Rouge 70 vcksburg,
stopping various points where restitution was repre-
scented 70 be the greatest II is true he writes that an
unsettled state OF affairs exists, and at present Is
almost impossible determine what the result will be-
AT present there Is great amount OF destituiion but
no starvation. The planters are without much means
and IL is reported that comparatively few plantations
will be working the ensuing year. II this 10 so, OF
course tho freedmen will not readily and en-
ployment, and must DO assisted. General Sowa1 does
net think much cotton will be planted as formerly ;
but that attention will be paid 70 the cultivation Of
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Consists only prepare ton; therefore sizing
previous prep Of he hair IA required before applying
H. After having applied the sfAS the hair does not rsqirc
washing dirt sediment 10 DO removed ls
the with hair dyes. The color Is durable
that produced by preparation hair dyes the im
proves causing to fade, aud the color
BE- removed By water II colors tho hair WHISPERS and
mustache black brown and single trial viii
convince sxepcl u It's superiority al
preparation hair dyes. Price 80 cents box. Principal
depot 20 south Eighth street, Philadelphia sold IN New
York by HELMBOLD, 59i Broadway. and all druggists
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A Popular Work on -
COLDS AND CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS
OF THE NOSE, THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES.
BIZ ROBERT HUNTER, NJ. u.
JUST PUBLISHED. PRICE % CENTS.


JAMES MILLER, fUBLISHER,
No. 622 Broadway.
Unfortunately these affections too generally trcatsb
lost sight Of In
the disastrous diseases to which they RISE Caarrh 10
the step consumption. When allowed 70
III granulatons the voic0
TO become husky In singing and reading aloud and ends In
thckenng Of the mucous membrane lining the bronchial
tubes After this the deposition OF tubcrces liberation OF
the lungs development consumption tie
Inevitable Even
the lungs the Of dsaf
causing tho closure of tho Eusachan tubes
Chronic irrons OF the membrane always extend
themselves downward They mild and easily cured In
the but become aud dangerous when
neglected Catarh is the great feeder OF pulmonary irrtA
ton, other ectualy guard Tho
lungs disease by promptly removing all catarrhal
affections Page 90
The be obtained through bookseller viii
DO sent by post receipt OF the price.
Address JAMES MILLER Publisher.
No. ST Broadway, New York.
CARD-Dr Robert Hunter having returned from Europe,
after absence Of four be consulted personally
letter In all affections OF tho throat
treatment of which he devotes his exclusive attention
Residence No Brevoort place. Tenth street, Broad
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!. contistIiR OF tbYss f,d7s6ns -ona .upofa..a

=. consisting Of tbyss pe7sons-o6s appointed bv
pSshts> Of Unsafe Buildings the second BIZ ths
the Dur Institute Of Architects and the third BY hs
American " declare the building Ia question dan
n IT, owner still refuses 70 comply with tue
gerous, and the ,ureau, application Ia made ore
directions OF the B. thorty to take down alter the
OF the courts for al, be. WHICH OF course, Is gone.
building, as the MAJ ID the expense made 4 lien
rally promptly granted, D. TESTS and noro tho
on tho properly. Each year =
utility
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A.-Rheumatism Legally Warranted Cared
refunded. DIR. FIrLLRS Great Vegetable kh3u
mntic Remedy takcn inwards Referencai, T7y cures,
Principal depot 7Da broadway positively psy
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ing removed IN four minutes Test PAIN PAIN ire At 10
ChathaulSqnare New York ~ Alexanders drug sore
7g6 thru avenue. Persons who low pAysic :
cine of any the Oh will surely have
tive organs weakened and cos aud IN Lcaitn
~ consequence OF such heathensh practice Read Dr.
WOLCOT1'S Circular.
Pale hae. Internal Physic. vermont ctil.
False reliefs II offered would insult the desl.
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A Perfect Hair Dressng-BurnctrsC Oconfno
mparts fine gloss and Is superior to French pomaesS
and oils alcoholic washes.
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". u. 1.-THE Combination of Ingredients
used la making Browns bronchial froches is such AZ to
the best possible effect with safety The IrJchea
used always with good and widely
the best remedy for Coughs, Colds Throat Diseases aud
Aslhf ITO
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the hair will regarded iuexca0o after trial of
AIRS :, A. ALIENS IMPROVED new s;yIs) HAIR RI.
SlORER or DRLSsING in one botAe). E.S4y druggist
sells II. Prloe 81.
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store Shadcs--Piaiu, tiiIt or Lettcre a.
SkfLl9HT SHADES -
SHELF CURTAINS

The CcIcbrn I'D Missisauoi Spr 'tuu wntrr.
the Only for ca Ger md Brish - dssase ami
specific scrofula salt rhcum, ali eultneons
diseases for sale ~ the principal ,lFssis and al the
agency broadway. as the dcmsn M iris water ia
greater than the suppy this notice inserted 70 caution
Tie public agagt imposition None Qsnu ne unless tho
name III "lssislro IA blown IA IA axs botfle AMI
the ccrks BRAIDED 10 ike manner
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Totalss .35l oil
the annexed tabo shows tho numoor Of buildings,
also gvcn tho order Of wards that have been erected
during the past two years IL will BIO that tho n-
crease the past yoar not many that OF the pre-
vious year.:
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~""~ MADAME f0RfEfis Cough PALsAH
known be the and enectu remedy, and . whit
the reach of ALL
For sale BY ali druggists AZ Is, 20 and rs cenia
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Royni Havana Lottery;-For Oincinl raw.
ngs for January T. 1865, another part OF the pap
TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, 10 Wall street, New York.
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Rev. Chns. ID. Smyth Lectures T0-mOrrww
afternoon and evening at Dr. Cheevers church. near Bun
van
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ROYAL Havana IOttcry.-prizes Paid n
gold Information furnished The highest rates paid &c
Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold and silver
TAYLOR Co. Bankers, 10 Wall street, NJ.
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Cristrdoro's Hair Dyc.--The Best Ever
manufactured. Wholesale aud retail; also applied a.
10 Aslnr House.
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NtNr n Nasssu street v prr ,ared lurntsh Cars Cir
cg9s anPes Law Vases Fosters aud every dsscr pton
cbtatuel elsewhere IA tAc ct~s '
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:. Great Rsdaciicn;a -Four Of shc Celebrated
ALLEN o. FOWLER No. SPARK row.
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Printing Of Every Description Execu,ed
with despatch aud at lower ratios than else
who're, al the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING kSfAB-
LISuMEET, Va Nassau street.
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Headache. Langmor and Melancholy gene.
rally spring from disorder cd stomach, costyeness or
torpid liver Each may readily 10 removed BY pr. y;
JAYNE'S SENTATIVE PILLS. y few doses OF which will
stimulate this liver and stomach TO healthy
on removing all bousnoss aud producing regular evacu.
atoms Of the bowels. Sold by all druggist.
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One Ounce Of Gold WI BE Given tor livery
ounce OF adutcration found In y. T. BAnBliI'S LION
CDFFEE one can every twenty contains ono dollar
areenback o. CO. s. 81 IS ~, 70. u and "a Washington
street. New York. For sale every where
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-07-14

on the national authority under the lead
Of JEFF Davis, and was routed and dis
gracefully defeated by the Constitution
loving Republican party. and put to
death by the army Of the country, under
the lead of that peerless hero and un-
conquerable ch.eftain who is to be our
next Chief Mag sistrate. 1t would have
lived on, sowing its treason among the
people, but for the death Of Democracy
and the success Of Republicanism. The
record, therefor the Republican party
is proud one, and we stand by it and
glory in it, and challenge our political
adversary to do the same by their record,
if they can or dare. It requires more
courage than I have yet found among
our political opponents, to succeed in
making them defend their record.
Point them to their record, and they
will answer imploringly, let ''by cones
be by gones.'
Mr.. Cumback then proceeded to dis
cuss at considerable length the recon-
struction policy of Congress, and the
President, and the course of the Democ-
racy, and the financial and other ques-
tions, and wound up with an earnest
appeal to the First District to stand
fast in the faith, and in no case to suffer
defeat, He said
You have fought gallantly in the past,
against fearful odds. You have, year
after year, reduced the strength of the
enemy, and now, as our last Legislature
have repealed the old unequal and un-
just apportionment and have made the
districts nearer equal in numerical
strengths, and as in that apportionment
it so happens that you have a small Re-
publican majority, the party will expect
you to maintain that majority, and if
you fight as we'll in the future as in the
past, you will increase it. I only speak
what I know to be the sentiments of the
Republicans of the State, that your
pluck and patriotism are equal to the
task. Organize at once in every school
district Subscribe for your county paper
and hare your neighbor do so. Be on hand
| at any and all times when there is work
to be done, and the rich rewards of vic
tory will be the result.
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Many years ago, when was so small
a boy as hardly to recollect it now, my
brother and myself were placed on
board one of the St. Lawrence river
steamers as cabin boys and walters,
with view to become pilots when we
were older. That was nearly fifty years
ago, and boats were not fitted up in the
style they are DOW, nor were good pilots
thing to be found every day. We had
run up and down several times, when
one morning about ten o'clock, we
stoE ped at Brockville to take on board,
as usual, a government pilot to guide us
down the river.
It was late in the season, and we had
a strong wind the night before, leaving
the river rough, and our usual pilot had
hard work to keep the boat in its prop
or track, while it brought us into Brock
vile two hours later than the usual
time. The clouds overhead still looked
cold, and the wind blew fresh and strong
when making all possible haste we again
put out Of tile harbor, and were soon
bounding on our way. Throughout tue
morning / noticed an anxious look on
the Captains face which bespoke his
uneasiness about the final termination of
our journey.
We had good many passengers on
board, and although we usually reached
Montreal by four o'clock in the after
noon we would be delayed until six, if
not later. About ten miles this side of
Lachine storm of rain commenced,
which rendered. it almost impossible to
guide the boat at all, while the rapids
of that name the most terrific in the
whole river, were yet to be passed. The
pilot was one Of the best on the route
but man of passionate temper, with a
peculiar dogged look. Between him
and the ordinary boat pilot there exist
ed an old grudge. which once or twice
led to blows, when they came in contact
whith each other. That morning when
passing one of the high falls, they stood
together at the wheel, when, owing to
Vic SVHOuX CuTECut vi Tue WaG0E, ana 6Q0
almost exhausted strength Of him who
had guided US all through the night, one
spoke of the wheel slipped from his
hands, and almost caused an accident of
a pretty serious character. This annoy
ed his companion, and hard words pass
ed between them, since which time q
sullen silence had been preserved.
When about two miles above the La.
chine rapids, some Of the rigging aloft
gave way, and the night pilot mounted
the upper deck with a ladder and attemp.
ted to make 1t fast. The wind blew
fercely; and while exerting all his
strength to stay the mischief, he lost
holt and fell, the ladder coming down
directly on the head of our government
aid, wounding him pretty severely.
Not pausing to look ct the mischief, ohe
seized the unfortunate man, and with
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George W. Shoemaker,

~ a DE 1T KNOWN, That, en this I'd day Of Ssly,
ID 1883, the above named PlaintiG, by James Perry,
bis Attorney, fed ia the Office of the Clerk of the
Wayne Common Pleas Court his complaint against
said defendants in the above entitled Cause teesthee
with the affidavit of compeen person
fendants, Nayicr Shoeaaaker. and SaraAA his wic
Basil W. Shoemaker and Caroline his wife; Edith
Shoemaker; Eliza Shoeuaker; Sarah Shoeunaker
Samuel Shoemaker and his wife (her christian nase
not known6 Sarah Trussel and her husband (his
nrst name unkMcsn Lo~ise. otherwise Loeisa Trus-
SELF Eliza Works. Deborah X. Silcott and her
-- husband his hret nane unknewnG AIpheus L.
Young; Mortimer F. Young; Isaiah s. Young; Abraa
Young and wife her frst name unknown X Cieupeu.
tina Gibson; Webster Gibson Laura Gibson, and
rg Ella Gibson heirs atIawof 0srgs W. Shoesa.k.~,
deceased, NOT residents of ne State Indaaa
Said defendants, above named, therefore hereby
notified Of the asg and peudsncy of said complaist
against thecs, and that unless they sppear and
demur thereto, at the callisg said cause,
on the second day OF the next term Of said court
be begun snd bead at the Court House CeutreviIe,
the second AoRday Of September next, said coz,
- psin aud tie MATTERS and shings thersns coutsined
and aaiedgeds will bs taken true aud the said cause
will be heard and determjued in their abseace ~ aas
- WHasss, Tho C>prk, and the Seal OF seid
lssALl Court as CentrevAis, this I'd day Of suiy,
~ 1865. 10y
ysmss Perry, Atty of pr6. I'd q
Suly 7th, 1858. 1854 ef e104o
Igxf .8%OGH1TG II
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DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, issued
ID from the United States District Court, fer the
Districtof Indiana, wiil, On
Tuesday, the 41st day Of JuIy, 1868,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and aoclcc
r M IT the Distillery lssly occupied by Mr.. w. D..
Bierfh.a IN Cambridge City Indiana, otter for sale
NtPubc Auction, ali the Machinery ef said Distiery
consisting of-T&
Two Engines and Boilers, Mill ana Burr
/ q Stones, Tubs, Worms, Pumps, water and
Steam Pipes, and many other articles.
BEN. J. SPcONER, U. s. Marshaa
RyI. 8. RIGELsw, Dept
June Goth, 1868. pf So
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uDE TT KNOWN, That, this 2Ah day Of April,
ID 1858, the above named Plaintiffs, by Charles II.
Burchsna Attorney, fled in the Office ef the Clerk Of
ft39 the Wayse Common Pleas Coa.t comPaaiat against
sid defeadaus - the above eutied together
with the AFFIDAVIT Of competent person that said de-
fenda.ts, Jehiel Raid shack and Joseph Webster,
residents Of che State of Iadiana. Said Defend
ants Jehiel Ralsback and Joseph Webster, tkerefore
= hereby notified Of the Sling and Pendepcy Of said
complaint against them, and that eniess they a2pear
and answer or demur thereto, .t the c.iag of said
cause, the second day Of the next Term of said
Court, to be begun aud held 1t the Court House in
30 Centreve, the second Monday Of September
said mplabt, and the matters and things therein
- containsd ssd alsAged, wh be taen and the
x said eaa6e Wn b heard aad deteeuaed u their
- Witness, The Clerk. and the seal Of said
[sEAL] Court, at CentxevHle this 39th day of June
~ 1868.
E90T2 0011 = WIN. W DUDLEY, Clerk
c. II. Bsrchesal Atty of plG.
- July 4 1858. la:st Pf $40
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DE IT KNOWN, That this 2Sth day Of Jan. :,
~ ID 1865, the above named FlaintiAs by H. B.
Payne, Attorney, fled in the ofce of tbeCe<k of the
Wayne Common Pleas Court their complaint against
said defendants in the above entitled cause together
with the affidavit of competent person that said
defendants, Jehia Raisback aad Joseph Webster,
not residents Of the State of Indiana Said Defend
ants Jehiei Rasback and Joseph Webster, therefore
hereby notified of the Sling aad Pendency of said
complaint against them, asd that unless they sp-
e ssF and thereto, the calling Of
T & "a css1 . = ssss. I'd ss's 49, = o. Ssss. $
tember next, said complaint, and the matters and
shinss therein contained aiiedged will be take.
true, and the said win be heard and deter
Witaess, The Clerk and the Seal Of said
[sEAL] Court st Centervie, this 18th day Of Juse,
gd r. > .sss. ,sss. ..v ysi E IN v. DUDLEY CLERK
July Z, 1868 [pf $780, E-N
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In the Wayne Coz1oa
!, Pleas Court,
-sgs 4. n. -r4 eg
SeFtenb~ Term,
4, d. 1853,
, eartitien Nc. 73s3.
| n
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-27
SchIaepfer.s
SchIaepfer's

Is tie best place to get pure Drugs and
KsdaclaeS 4GTAot sfsAtt
!aCG
wE@ca EtJ5Gk e -pF
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NEWS ITEMS.

cold closed in New York, Saturday. at
no. an
Advices from Barbados, to the 18th, re-
port that the new sugar crop. would COM
mence to come in early In February.
The news nom veneEueiais to the 9TH.
The rebellion was increAsl ng. The Gov
eminent troops were beaten, and retired
to Caracas Gen. Palgar was arrested at
Caracas.4 E'b.t6.e s' Z 80 a. ~sAfHV
William g. Young was arrested at st.
Louis, on the 18th, on q reQuisition from
the Governor OF Mississippi, charged with
obtaining about $500 under false pre-
lenses.
seized by the Custom authorities in Spell
mans rectifying establishment on ST.
Marc Street. at Montreal. Canada; also, at
Romans distillery, for fraud on the rev
enue.
i IT IL officially denied in the most posi-
tive manner that any orders or dis atches
authorizing the arrest OF George Francis
Train were sent from the home office at
London. The responsibility OF that ac-
ten is thrown entirely upon the local
authorities of Cork.
A dispatch from Madrid, dated the 24th,
says news has been received there from
the province of Aree and the provinces of
Aragon and GotilloKna, that speedy rising
was anticipated in favor of the eldest son
OF Don Juan. The widow of Don Carlos
had sent forty millions of reals 10 aid the
instruction.
A cable Paris special says ten newspaper
editqrs, charged with the violation of tie
constitution, Ia publishing reports of the
legislative body not furnished by the I'll
cisl stenoz rapher, were not only lined l. 900
francs each, but were condemned TO six
months inprisonxhent, and ordered to
bear the cost of the legal proceedings.
Haytian advices TO the 9Th have been re-
ceived. SaInave demands rein1orccin ents,
ard had issued an erdearing proelaTna-
ton to the people. Disatfection reigped
at Auxeeyes, where large body a v0ul
men were enticed to advance, who suf-
tered terribly in the fight on the frontiers.
Geffrard, who refused to return to Hayti,
deplores the state of the country, and ex-
presses sorrow at the vic emit death Of
Montez. The latter's brother is still in
close confinement.
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aEltfe1Ys.l b - &C *

1OuGES U SUCCESS tlat ara gFeet1Bg the
Catholic GhGFsh ID is 0endeavor =
among the freedmen. It's change Of
front Indicates the progress we are
making as a people, and properly en-
couraged may lead to the most i'm
portant consequences. Convinced
that the proselyting of the blacks is
possible, the Church will be slow
hereafter 10 encourage its members
in prosecuting them. The bitter pre-
ljGdics6 IF hepk adhers4fs, eby the
skiIlful use Of which the Democratic
party was enabled to drag the Govern
ment to the verge Of ruin, must give
way, under her new aspirations, to a
more liberal, enlightened and Chris
tian policy. On this point We hearth
ly endorse the following sentiments
which we 1copyI from the Now York
Tribune:
We trust this effort to win the ne
groes over to RomanisTn will be Wig
orously persisted in. Il is quite true,
as the World says, shat the Catholic
Church has certain obvious advan-
tages over her rivals in appealing to
the imaginatiOns Of uncultured, semi
barbar0us races. But these can only
be rendered. effective in winning the
blacks by a hearty change of attitude
and bearing toward their race. 1fthe
champions of White Mans Cow
eminent should inauRurate another
rebellion In its behalf, the Catholic
Bishops must not make. haste to. order
a TIE Deum In honor of its Grst triding
success. The Catholic clergy must not
be all rebels within the circle. Of
open revolt, and nearly all sympa-
thizers with the rebellion's purposes
outside of that circle. :, The Catholic
laity must not be thick-and thin par
tisans of slavery wherever it exists,
and of black disfranchisement and
vassalage where it does not. Catholic
mobs must not burn Colored Orphan
Asylums and hunt black women and
through the streets of our
city, seeking TO torture and kill them
for no fault but iheirccolor. In short,
the general bearing of Romanists to
ward blacks must be radically changed
if the Roman Church is to have fair
chance to win the blacks to her COM
anuplon. gggGH ahM FiGE8r