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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

-" We also call especial attention to oul
Black AlpaccaS. We have all grades. and
sell by retail. in quantities to suit as low
rs same goods can he bought at wholesale
in New ork. We shall be glad to furnish
samples.
- We have Japanese and popin Robes
loo Of cach-at great bargains.
"a We have fine stock of Irish Linen
all gr 0cs-,old ut most popular prices.
In HhlrtS and Coats we offer great bar
gains. We have all grades. and the latest
styles.
Cs In Shirts we offer IN immense
stock, and sell at New York wholesale pri
ceS. We keep al! grades.
- We call attention to our Paper Col
lars. We sell latest stylcs-the Ncptune
linen finish, cloth buttonhole--at ~ cents
per box.
70 We also call attention to our La
dies Paper Collars and Cnlfs.
.S3 In Gents Suspcnders and Braces we
sell at New York wholesale prices. and
have the largest stock and best assortment
in the State.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
arguments tor Democrats.

A circular has just been issued from
Washington which has condensation
Of some Of the best arguments possible
to advance in this campaign. /; says :
Eir5t--We are taxed STOPS per cap
tia as against 81 per capita in 1860.
.'ccond--Instcad of having funded
the debt ut Il lower rate of interest, the
bonds are not even printed, and the
six per cent. bonds are still under par
in Europe.
Third-The expenditure Of 5J7,.
100000 for war purposes in time Of
profound peace is dangerous to our
liberties, and disgracciul to rcpub!i-
can form Of government.
Fuurlh--Thc expenditure Of S2l,
700 0U0 for the Navy is 4 disgrace, in.
asmach as we have nothing to show
Tor it.
Fiftl-Thc reduction OF internal
taxes IS entirely in favor ofcapital mo-
nopo'ies.
Sixth--The gold which our p eople
50 much need ar. home Is shipped to
Europe to buy bonds at premium,
which are not due for fourteen years.
Seventh That the currency fur
ni-hcd to our people is worth eighty.
six cents on the dollar.
Eighth-That the Government is
controlled by the monopolists Of HAS
sachusctts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
Notice to Creditors.

John G.. Enocns. admir-. etc. vs. :. =. Cole.
Its hereby ordered that publirati IN %
ma e for four consecutive weeks IN the
iIo rc journal. a newspaper pu rliSIicu III
Winchester. Tenn. that all persons having
demands against the estate Of >. L.
Cole. decd exhibit their claims ald
make themselves parties hereto. and Tile
the same with the Clerk Il Master. dhly
authenticated. on the 4tll Monda3 in Janu-
ary next, or the same will he Jared.
Ii. II. ESTlLL. {. q NJ.
0rtoT-1W
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
DE j. BNiDFIELD'S
E EN- ALE REGUL ATOR
"WOMAN'S BFST FRIEND

Will bring on the McnseS when they have
not been established also when they have
been suppressed from unnatural causes.
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the back and womb. viii cure painful
Mcnstruation. and relieve the heat. bdck
and iOiHs of those distressing pains and
aches. VIII check menorrhagia or "cX-
cessive ilow." win cure "Whites' and
falling of the womb, when il is the result
of relaxation or bad health
Ii is rs sure cure in all the above dis
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LddieS can cure u cmScireS OF all the above
diseases WHhOW rerouliay their complaints
tc any person. wuich l. always mortiiying
To their Bride and m0deSty.
1t is recommended and used by the best
physicians in their private practice.
For II history Of the above diseases. Ger
tilicatcS Of il. wonderful cures and direc-
ti0ns. the reader is referred to the wrapper
around the bottle. Manufactured ana sold
by BRADFlEl.D d CO..
Atlanta. Ga.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Sl.jO.
mayl9-spniy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

E1' The Columbus (Ohio) Crisis
says" The negroes saved the Repul'-
Iican party ia ell the States that have
had elections this fall from overwhelm-
ing defeat, except IN INDIANA, where
their numerical strength was not great
enough to overcome the rising tide OF
popular Indignation against that party.
The rcvulsions Of public opinion in
this country are swift and vicious, aud,
unless all signs fail. there will be one
against this negro domination that
will leave the poor daTkey worse of
than he e"er vas before. The so.called
Republican party is now simply the ne
gro party, but, like all other attempts
at moDgrelism, this one will in short
time fail iniserabl,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
,,rl2N Il u
Important to Wool Growers.

WOOL ANTEp.-The Fayetteville
" ooen Mills are prepared to manufacture
Blankets. rhawls, toyerlctS, Jeans CAST
mrre.. Suincts. tlanncl~. Linseys. Stock
Ing Yarns. Rolls. &C.. &c. ut greatly re-
duccd prices. and warrant aatl> tactioh TO
all customers. We viii pay the freight ON
all wool sent TO our Factory, ana return inc
goods promptly. For particulars. see our
agents. Sycr d Mann, ut Winchester, or
send tor circulars and samples.
j. 7. MlDhARIs 4 Co..
u,oy,f,n tnvptlryiilc, Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
Notions and Fancy Goods.

r. give sell best Waterproof Caps
sAS~-H~ at Zoe per box; best Mnsket ut
Zoe per box; good Linen llandkrrhiefl at
| lc each; superior White Cotton Hose ut
10" per pair; superior Brown half Hose ut
lOcts per pair; hest Three-Cord spool
Thread 800 per dozen; best Flax Thread
all numbers. 81 per pound; Pins and
Needles. sc per paper; Toilet Soap. in
great varieties. at less than half regular
prices.
~ Fine Silvcr-platcd Ware at manu-
facturcr>' wholesale prices. (opnd for
price listS.)
~ In Ladies' Skirts, we offer the very
lest at Sl.2j; and the Lily S!,irts."-Fail
styles Tor lSIU-at manufacturers prices,
from zoe to 50 20.
"a Best Envelopes. Zoe per bunch; hest
Note Paper. Zoe per quirc; best Initial
Paper. 35c per JON,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

mr. As a member OF Congress, the
father Of Robert L. Lee pronounced
before that body the rpnegal Grafton
on the death Of Washington, and in it
uttered the delicious phrase that has
since become provcrbial: He WAS
first in war, first in peace, and first IN
the hearts OF his conntrymcn." Ii
was Gen. Lee who asserted at Apo
mattoX Court House that "honOr and
virtue shoUl,! be equal to human ca
lamity.' 4 sentiment superior to al
misfortune.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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s-tllingia Is At oGcc iclt and acknowledged
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cleansing cordial. Try it, and You cannot
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Chemists, Atlanta, Ga.
For sale by j, N ilutchins.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

Gp' The yeIIo" fever still rags in
The beautiful city Of Mobile. More
than n thousand of the citizens, inclu-
ding several prominent physicians,
have fallen victims to the terrible cpl
dcmic 4 large number Of the inhobi
tants are abroad, having sought safety
in flight when the disease first began it,
rayaecs, and business OF every do5cHp-
ton is at ,tand-sli'.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
state Sovereignty vs.. Military
DcSpotisin.


# 1888. and cynspicu,u, nraonr them
are '"' htp"o! ca" baIIAe' aLu luc w
ion and Ancriron ynrir uo,i,ic,II
.
tailh Is cInto htu ~ the following prop !
o.iI;nns laid l,r,n l, NJ. ycI,.t.r l.,
- 80 ="
MS great debate with Mr.. Calhoun:
!,
',1 80, ''',',OH'''u v, t,'' '""e
,,',',. ''u' " wv "''".I'I3' ~
,,,;;,P.y' 49," ,''' S'''.M N."''' J."
,,,, ,,,'r'-u '.P ',,''' n'' = ,'",,'
the people, aud creating aircc, rotations
'' Nv ''1 ',', No. , i,'', ,.i, ,.s ro,r
70 dissolve these rgimiuu, tn,t not. in .
cn,'.an,,nri, r'.no cav. '',','.'' ,ii,y
of ,rcr.,ion 'rituout revolution.
-f.ri"o 81 '| IT., ',.,g o ,i'' y',,"d
| state, and Act,uf con IRE pa .I In pur- /
n'n w. ~, ,,''' 'I.', "" ,, ,',,,"
tcror Il SUIT in law or equity, Con-r.s-
''H' 49,, i ,.'. ,.rr IN
! pass act of legislation; &n", ~ cases rap'
2'r i,',n,' ~, .Ift H.. .ur.,o. Couri
Of trc United states Is til" final inter
81. That am a,trmpt by &,1pfo ahro-
%"t', aun'.'" OF u"'a''I w NJ VI J ,n n,.
/ lis. on Tie ground t.at. IN her opinion.
such la" i, rnccu,llt"i'ohai' j. q o'rr''
cral Government, and on The equal rights
ct "ja ., ..,',,i Pgn l',a'.n 1t W. ,,.
. Revolutionary in il character aud tend
'"'S'
These are the IDEAS "a'oh constitute
The very 5"Hi OF Tine Na"'caI I"f'S 10
day, and it IS IN VAN Tor those VINO aa-
voc'de them 10 ;ltemp''o sII''lcr 'n'Hl
; selves uhu"t the name o! "Id me
- wing; Tor there IS not one particle OF
difference between a E"dlcaI 81 1870
/. amt wing OF the W ""St'' sc"""I oi
.' l0"j, For advocating lHe"" r''as'
, Webster received from the C"A'o.'ih
ttonstt Of he day the Appreciation o'
the "Gro"' !.Xpound"r"i the Coosiltn
ton; AMI t. thc triumph OF t'e,'
!, IDEAS, In the success Of the Radicals
we are indehtcd for the great "ron2
.pcrpc,rntcd by tI}c Northern upon tho
Southern State. ia the face or the EN-
pha;.c refusal Of the Convention o
~ 1884, upon FIVE occasions, to cont"
II uunn fine General Government tn,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

tn In Massachusetts TO day lie
rroes are not allowed to vote unless
they first pay taxes and can read and
write. The instances are very rare III
which they can comply with the con
ditions, and thus Radical Massach''-
sets has managed TO drive from tue
polls nearly every negro. One section
OF her Constitution requires the annual
pre- payment of a tax, as condition oil
voting, whilst another section declares
that .'no person shall have the right to
vote, or be eligible to Office under tue
Constitution OF the Commonwealth,
who shall not be able to read the Con-
stitutiop in the English language, ana
write his na,pe'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

ne Gen. G.. W. c. Lee, second son
Of Il T.. Lee, succeeds his father as
President Of washington and Lee
UniyersilY."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

It"The total registration in Ne"
York Ci,y this year will probably be
over 10000, United States troops
arc on the way there to control the cleo
tons on the 9Th inst, The Democrats
arc cool, determined, and Iaw.abidin2.
The Federal Government is dIs9raccd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

IE'Thc New Orleans Picayunc says:
There are now no original cases ofycl-
low fever in the city. Our mortuary
reports are less than those Of OTHER
cities Of equal size. There is no earth
" reas N for strangers keeping away.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

GS- The Phtladcll,hia Age says that
in the recent election in Pennsylvania
tie Democrats repudilted ali attempts
to court the negro vote. They stood
upon the old doctrine that this is Il
white maps government, and that none
but white men hayc n legitimate right
to control its dcgtinies. In Philadel-
phia more than 5000 men deserted The
Radical Party on the negro issue, and
voted with the Democracy, and the.
Radical papers Of that State declare
tina; there is no concealing or denying
the humillating fact that tue triumph
of the Democracy is dle to the ap
pcarance of black Radicals at tLs polls.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

r. Many Of the so.caled Demo.
cratic candidates for Office arc dcclar
iny that the Democratic Party Of TO
Gay is not the Democratic Party that
existed before the war When we
look into the history Of these wiseAcrcs
VIC invariably discover that they never
were Jelersonan Democrats and that
they are now, and always have been,
Wings of the Webster school OF 1888,
which is bat another name for Rad
icals.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
Best Georgia Thread, per Bale,
81 60.

5000 YARDS Ginghams. our own brand
kitty Clyde guaranteed unequalc,'. ut
lGAc. .....
1900 YARDS Glasgow Ginghams. 16l%.
lO.UOl YARDS Washington Ginghams
at llac,
5000 YARDS Manchester Lcno, best
make, French finish. zoe.
5000 YARDS brighton Mixture. zoe.
5000 ARDS Poplin Mixture, zoe.
5000 I ARDS Printed jacOnet. l5c.
5000 \ ARDS White Pegua. lGla.
$500 YARDS Fine Alpaca, in stripes
and checks. y &c.
5000 YARDS Alpaca Chilli. 22lac
5000 \ ARDS Paris Lenas ana Grena-.
dine, PLAIN and in stripe, l2lac.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
10000 YARDS

Concstoga Yard wide Sea Island Do
nestle, Al ~ cents per yard.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
10000 YARDS

10000 YARDS
Scauatchic Doe Skins, guaranteed un-
cqualied, at Doc per yard.
We are also in receipt of large In.
voices Of Cassimerrs, which we will sell
at most popular prices. az" Send
for samples.
f. +. REnFIELD & co.
sept29
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

~" Troops for the Maryland cleo.
tons have been ordered to hold them
selves in readiness. Intimidation is
tNc word
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
5000 YARDS

Glasgow Gingiams. at 1873 cents per
yard.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
Rivers Of Impure Blood Flow

and vihrate through the system OF tlo'o
tainted with Scroiilla. salt Rhcnm. S!Pn-
Ills. BARRIERS itch. Eruptions or PilP.ts
on the face. Boughncss or Rednes, oil l"'
skin.
-, CoHyoaad Elirdct # .Sfdiingid
cleanses and drives ont all imfuiie'i''
and effects an Immediate riirc.
Ii you wish a complexion irr'i i''
spotles.. Use
Compound Extract II S'.HIft''
which will s,,on rcnier the whole 1911
and complexion - tree rom poison '''
blrpii.lI rs a clIul!p-- ~.
he genuine j. prc'arpi only ~
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Chemists. Atlanta. O..
PEMRERToy l,epS
.w For sale by J. ". iIntc''inA VIE
eiptstst. Tenn.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

~" Let every man WHO hates Radi-
calism 90 to The polls and vote.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

G45" The Democracy have carried
The capital city Of Iowa for the FIRST
1iue in five years. The whole Demo
cratic ticket in the county is elected
The general result in Iowa will show q
greatly reduced Radical majority.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03

s5y" We still continue to sell the very
best Prints at ~ cents-other brands Z
to 10 cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
6 600 Yards Doeskin Cassi-
meres, at Halt Price,
AS FOLLOWS.

-" We still offer Dress Goods and No.
tions 10 to - per cent. below Nashville
Wholesale prices
.s send for our Premium List and
Terms t. Cluls.
e Samples sent by mail. and Goods
-hip.'ed by express. c. o. ID.
- Parties buying can have the p.ivi-
i'gc of examining the goods before taking
them oui of the Express office. and il not
a. represented in price and quality. can
return at our expense.
- Satisfaction Guaranteed.
tuly8
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
In Clothing, Boots, Shoes, and
Hats, we offer an Immense
and SelecS Stock!

And guarantee prices to please. Orders
for goods in all departments solicited
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-11-03
10000 YARDS
10000 YARDS

Trion rs Domestic, at - cents per
yard.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-26
; 3 5 s ? 8 8 8 8 {

prelar d to furn sh all classe, with constant em
plo, ne at hon G, the whole of the time or ior
the spare mo'nrn.s. business lew, light and
up ,fiab Pcf-ons Of e her sex easily earn from
50c tu IS per evening, and pr pht nal ,uin by
ley 1 ng their VIII le zine To tie business DtSS
and girls earn ne rly as much a men hat II /
who see this mott may send their ad,li esS an i
test the b, sire-s, we make this nnpar1lI, i'-
offer: To such as ale not wei siisfr'i, We vii
send 81 to Iay FIR the uhie Of viii m. fUl
PARTICULARS a valuable sample, which wi | d" to
conn ence work on, and copy o. Tie j'cplsss
library Compaaioa one Of fi,c iatse-t aud besl
family newspapers S published all rent free T."
n Ill. Reader, if you want permanent pr.ffit'tDi-
W, rk, address 4. e. ALLEN d Co., AUGUSTA,
MAINE. oc.a-".r
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-26
WHEELER & WILSON,
SEWING MACHINES
AT
SAN FRANCISCO ATES.
The Great Tri Il of Sewing Machines
THE GRANDEST IN THE W RID.
The judges. the whole World {;
and lac Trtnl, F'Geen Years
Durals0n.
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST

TIE UNIVtkS, VERDICT.
''rhe " eeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine the
Champion
AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT. NOTHING WOULD
BE MJRE APPRECIATED THAN
one UF THESE MACHINES.
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Es. s. VI q y q Il

ECIE CTIC PHYSICIAN.
4 ~ DISEASES Or W0NtN IND chill
n dren especially treated. tld Chronic Bis
eases cured iritate diseases IF every Character
treated in stri't couiifence y. M 0CCA-
Sln- To CD - S,N FaANt lSC0.
OA.c,. We { sil of Carson street, f,w doors
south # Perrp House.
August 9Th, 1869.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-04-16
/ Description of a Quadrille.

This dance is described .thusly," by
a young mau who evidently had not
Obtained his "fortifcation" at Prof. vi
zay'~: We both bowed to both ofus,
and then to i'other; then the fiddle tunk-
cd, and the thing started. | grabbed
for her female hands, she squeezed
mine, we both slung each across the
room, jumped up and down over so many
times, then my dear and me dozed doe
and Unprecedented home again, from a
foreign shors.) then ws forwarded four
ladies changed, we K over, turned around
twice, shassayed sideways, backed to
place, she ditioed, side couples to the
left, side couples ladies, ladies turn side
couples, head couples turn side couples,
all hands round take your own gal
and t'other fellows gal forward and back
twist, both gals two times, sling 'em t.,
opposite fellow, let him do the same as
You and back to the places. light gentle
man balance TO the heavy lady duplicate
promenade all gals to the center, fellows
caich hold of each others hands, hop up
and down, arm over, ladies stoop, jump
up and down, each fellow takes his gals
back to place. Right gentleman spin
right lady right gentleman. all twist
each other, do il again. over repeat. once
t'other backwards. sideways. each couple
swing t'other couple, cross over, back
again to your seats. "
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-04-16
The Man that Wouldn't be
Hanged.
from lie Nord, Of Brussels.

The following incident has happened
at Flessingue, in Holland A wife, ex-
aspeI ated by the continual drunkenness Of
her husband. threatened him with d-atl
Some days ago she attempted to put this
threat into execution. Thrre was but
an attic above the sitting roor.c. 10
this she assembled. made hole in the
floor, and passed rope through it, one
end of which fell to the floor below,
while the other remained fastened in the
attic. She then descended, made a slip.
not 10 the rope, and awaited her hus-
bands return. He at last arrived, and
was much surprised to receive no re-
proaches on his bad conduct. e~. % o..
"Thereis something underhand here, -
thought he 81 must see.'' .@'..s BE.
We must premise that this scene
took place in, complete darkness. The
husband, whose suspicious were reused,
let himself fall into chair and appeared
to sleep profoundly. After some snor-,
ing he felt a rope passed around his
neck. He then understood the
little trick that was to be played on him,
but did not move. His wife went up in
the attic, and taking advantage Of this
momrut's respite, the drunkard relieved
himself Of. his rope and fastened it to
the foot IF the stove, which soon went
up to the ceiliIg with a frightful noise,
caused by the fall of some ,crockery
which was standing upon it., ,.as.-s.s..a>.
I'll The wife, thinking the noise was
caused by the frutless struggles of her
husband, ran to the police .,ffice to de-
clare that she had found her husband
hung. The police arrived in hot haste,
and a candle was lighted, when all started
back at the spectacle which presented
itself, The stove was. swinging grace
fully in space, and the husband sat
gravely smoking his pipe. Instead OF
suicide. an attempt to murder was es-
tablished against the wife, who was ar
rested. '@-ts'.' *a..' +'5
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-04-16
one Holy Catholic and Roman Apostolic
Church-lar him be accursed

one Holy Catholic and Roman Apostolic
Church-ler him be accursed.
Canon XIV. Whoever says the Ho
ly Apostle Peter has not been consecra
ted by Christ as the first of all apostles
and the visible head of the militant
Church, or he has only received the dig
nifty of primate and not the primacy
with actual power in 'fmself-let him
be accursed.
Canon XIV. Whoever says it is moi
through the consecration of Christ him.
self that Peter has continual successors
in the primacy over the entire Church,
or the Roman Pope is not by virtue Of
Divine right the successor OF Peter in
this primacy-let him be accur>ed.
CANON. XVI. Whoever says the Ro'
man Pope has only the Office to seperin.
tend and conduct, but not full and SUI
prone authority over the entire Church,
or this his authority is not regular and
immediate over al Churches-let him
be accursed.
Canon XVII. Whoever says an in
dependent ecclesiastical authority like
that which, according to the dogma OF
the Catholic Church, has been impaired
to her by Christ. and soyerei IN civil
authority can not exist side BY side in
such way that the rights OF both be
preserved-let him be accurSed
Canon XVIII. Whoever says the au.
thority which is necessary for governing
the civil st to is not from God; or, no
submission to the same is due according
to the laws of God; or, the same is oppo-
sed to the natural freedom Of .nan-let
him b. accursed. .".s.~
Canon XIX. Whoever says all laws
existing among men are derived from the
political state; or, no authority exists
outside of that SO imparted-let him be
accursed.g .8a, .. I'D @'..:
Canon Xxx. Whoever says the sove.
reign rule for public and social actions,
in the laws Of the political state, or i'll
the public opinion of men, or the claims
of the Church do not extend to these ac.
tions, whereby she can express herself
upon that which is allowed and that
which is not allowed; or, something can
be allowed by virtue of civil right which
is not allowed by divine or ecclesiastical
rigbt-let him be accursed
CANON XXI. Whoever says the laws
of the Church have no abiding force SO
far as they are confirmed by the sane.
tions of the civil authority has by virtue
of its sovereign jurisdiction, the right to
judge and condemn in cases of religion
Jet him be accursed.