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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14
Synopsis Of the Proceedings Of the Beard
of Supervisors.

Synopsis Of the Proceedings Of the Beard
of Supervisors.
A special meeting Of the Board Of Su-
pervisors was held at the Court House,
on Monday, September 18th, ISL
Present: -Nlessrs. Beale, President, and
Brown, Capchart, Downing Kelly, Knopp,
LOOMS and Long.
The following ordinance was adopted:
Be it ordained by the Board Of Supervisors
ofthe county Of Mason: That an ordinance
passed on the 10Th day Of August, 1871,
relating to vote by the people Of Mason
county upon the question ofthe Board Of
Supervisors Of Mason county subscribing
the sum oftwo hundred thousand dollars
to the capital stock Of the Washington 4
Ohio Railroad Company, DO and the same
is hereby repealed, set aside aud held for
naught.
WHEREAS, at an adjourned meeting Of
the Board Of Supervisors the ordinance
passed on the - day Of = was this day
rescuded because the Board believed that
tue special act Of the Legislature Of 1870,
providing for county subscriptions to the
W. & o. R. R., would not protect the
county from being compelled to issue The
bonds and pay the subscription as soon as
voted, although the conditions 10 the ordi-
nance might not have been complied with
BY the road:
Resolcea, That this Board is exceeding.
y anxious to extend any proper aid within
their power, aud believe it to be greatly to
the interest Of this county that the propos-
ed road should be built, We therefore are
in favor Of the passage Of an ordinance
submitting the question Of subscription to
the proposed road to the voters Of Mason
county as soon as Legislative action shall
be taken which will authorize and legalize
conditional subscriptions
John meadows was allowed and ordered
paid $780, 90, the balance unallowed on
contract to keep Polly Hanley. apauper 10
Hannah township, one year.
WHEREAS, The expenses to the county
in paying physicians bills for the poor and
INDECENT persons, residing at places other
than the poor house, is very costly and
expensive to the tax payers Of the county,
and is groundf evil.
Ordered, That each Supervisor Of this
county, do before the next meeting Of the
Board Of Supervisors, ascertain the
lowest possible sum Of which some reg
ular physician or physicians in good stand
iug will enter into written contract and
bond with the Board. for the practice
among the poor and INDECENT persons Of
their respective townships, fer one year
metaagd inue- Ddaru: ".
Board adjourned until next regular
meeting.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14

Orr FOR Mourn De CHANrAL, On The
morning Of the 7th inst, per steamer Mat
tie Roberts, left our county, for the female
Institute, Mount de- Chautal, near Wheel.
ing, Miss Blanche Barbee, daughter Of
our townsuan, DR. Barbee, Miss Lila
knight, daughter Of Dr.. A. L. knight,
Of West Columbia, and Miss Ida Kelly,
daughter Of James W. Kelly, Esq, Of
Hartford City. From all the reports and
from all The information We can gather Of
this Institution Of learning, we are led to
the belief that it is one Of the very best.
if not the very best female schools in the
United States. There is certainly 40 am.
cunt Of talent 10 this Institution, not eq-
ualled perhaps by any like Institution in
the country. And although Catholic
Institution, We learn With satisfaction, that
no iudiguity is offered to the religious
preferences Of its pupils. and no efforts
made by the Sisters to prejudice the pupils
to the religion Of their parents. Wo are
glad to SEQ our people turning their atten-
ton and patronage to our State Iustitu-
tons instead Of sending to other States for
everything we need, when We csn be bet
ter supplied near home and in our own
State.
We bcspeak for the young ladies Of our
county. pleasant and profitable stay for
the next ten months at Mount de Chautal,
and trust aud believe that they will not
only do themselves credit at this school Of
learning, but reflect honor back to old
Mason.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14

County, ROADS. -Notbing would SO
much advance the value Of lands and real
estate ia this county as q systematic net
work Of good roads and bridges wherever
needed. It is matter Of surprise that a
subject Of paramount interest to every citi.
zen in the county from the wealthiest
down to the poorest man in It should have
attracted so little attention. The value Of
good country roads with safe and durable
bridges can scarcely be estimated. The
development Of the resources Of country
and its consequent improvement can only
take place in one Of easy access by we'll
graveled roads. Development, like motion,
follows the line Of least resistance; and the
greatest resistance the wheels Of progress
can encounter is lnud-hole. Press.
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Senatorial Convention.

The Democrats and Conservatives Of the
several counties composing the seventh Sena
torial District are requested to meet 10 Convel
tion 10 their respective counties, at as early
day as possible, and elect delegates to rep
resen, them in the Senatorial Convention. tt
be held at Charleston on Wednesday, the 27tt
day Of September, 1871 for the purpose o.
nominating candidates to represent the DIS
trict in The Legislature aud constitutional
Convention. A full delegation from eact
comfy is requested,
Ey order Of the Democratic and Conserya'
tive Senatorial Central Committee.
D. W. POLsLEY, Chairman.
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TOWNSHIP MEErlSo.-We are request
cd to say that there will be meeting Of
the Democratic voters Of Lewis Township,
at the Court House, Friday evening, Sep
TENDER 18th, ct 5 o'clock, for the pur'
pose Of selecting delegates to the County
sGcnveution to be held on the 10th inst
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Now is the chance to have your Job
Printing Of any sort-Cards, Bill-heads,
Posters, Receipts, Tickets, Pamphlets =
done, ss Printing Offices at this sea.
con enjoy generally, an abundant leisure,
which is conducive to artistic display.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14

The CARs.-A locomotive, that great
pioneer 10 civilization, will soon visit this
village. The timbers Of the Guyaudotte
Bridge are nearly laid. iu a week or two
the iron horse will DO snorting at our very
doors. 1t has been left to Western ,Vir-
GINA, the "Child Of the Rebellion" to
cement the divided interest and through
tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to mako
one grand empire Of the Old State and tho
New
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NOTICE.

A lii persons owing me, are respectfully re.
II ques,ed to call aud pay me, rs lhave ur.
gent need Of the money.
aug lO-4w. u, YOUNG.
NT EMS custom made Boots aud Shoes, La
lV di es custom made Morocco and Lasting
Poll h Shoes. Chldren's custom made Morocco
ant lasting Polish Shoes a ,,.,m,,,,
CAV VIM, SMITHS.
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SOMETHING THAT Every FARMER

SOMETHING THAT Every FARMER
WANTS. "A copy Of the American Stock
Journal, tho September number, contains
the usual variety Of valuable information.
written BY the best, and most practical
writer's in The country. II farmers would
pay more attention to the breeding aud
raising Of stock, We should have less COM
plant about hard times. and low prices Of
grain. We therefore urge al to send for
a free specimen copy. Address, N. P.
Boyer 4 Co., Parkesburg, Chester.co.,
Pa.
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LOOK AT THis.-We are requested BY
Messrs. Thomas 4 Son to say that they
desire to have all those who are indebted
to them to come forward and make iume-
date payment. They want to 60 for
goods, aud therefore need all the money
that is due them II you don't pay now
they will not credit you any more.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14

Nearly all the members Of the Bar q
this county, have gone to the Putnam Cir
cut Court.
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A sixty thousand dollar hotel is talked
of at Charleston, to be built on the joint
stock plan. 1t is proposed that the city
shall lend its credit to guarantee the stock.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14

APPOINTED. Sheriff Sehon has appoint.
ed Isaac Eckard, Esq,of Robinson Town
ship, one Of his Deputies, MI. Eckard
will make a good officer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14

We are requested by the Mason City
Postmaster to say that if Lewis Lanier
will call at the Post Office in that place be
will learn something to bis advantage.
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A CARD.

WHEREAS, The Board Of Supervisors Of
Mason county, at q special meeting held
September 18th, 1871, passed a resolution,
offering the poor practice Of the respective
townships Of Mason county. to the Physi.
elan or Physicians making the lowest bid
for the same; and whereas. we regard the
acceptance Of such bid upon the part Of
any physician or physicians Of the Ma.
son County Medical Association, "to be 10
violation Of the rules and regulations Of
our State and National Medical Associa.
tons, as we'll as the Medical Code Of Eth.
ics Therefore,
Resolved, That We, the members Of the
Mason County Medical Association will
not contract with any party or parties, for
practice among tue poor, per anuumn or
other per anuumu practice. Present and
voting for,
s. q. SHAW. Prest.
A. r. BARBEE.
% J. H. HOOFF,
l. F. CAMPBELL,
D. g. FORBES,
A. L. KNIGHT,
Q. I. B. MOORE.
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An injunction was granted at the re-.
cent term ofthc Circuit Court by Judge
Hoge, to restrain tile Board Of Supervi.
sors from appropriatiug the SlsO6 levied
BY them to build stone culvert over Sill
ding Hill Creek in Hartford City.
During the term Of Court just adjourned,
man named Webb Of West Columbia was
found guilty Of larceny aud sentenced to
two years Imprisonment in the peDiten-
,tiary.
JOB. Lambert, found guilty Of an at
tempt at rape, was sentenced by Judge
Hogc to ten months imprisonment in the
County Jail.
The Western Union Telegraph Compa'
ny propose to establish telegraph Office
at this place, and to connect with their
lines by means cable across the Ohio, if
our subscribe citizens will $1,000 toward
laying the cable. They propose to repay
the subscribers in tclegraphiug ut regular
rates.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-09-14

The Clarksburg Telegraph advocates the
election Of Major John G. Vance as 40
anti. Convention candidate from Harrison
county. and Hon. A. Werniuger from tho
Fourth Senatorial District, to the Consi.
tutional Convention. Vance is a Democ.
rat but opposed to the Convention, and
Werninger is q Radical and opposed to the
Convention. II the opposition Of these
gentleman to the calling Of convention
constitutes their only or chief publication.
they ought not to DO elected. Are these
the best men in Harrison county to aid in
shaping the new Constitution? That is
the question. - Wedding Register.
The city Of Wheeling is so much out
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad that
it is making overtures to its rival. the
Pennsylvania Railroad A committee has
been appointed to confer with the officers Of
the last named corporation to ascertain what
arrangement may be made with that road
conditioned upon tue city Of Wheeling
subscribing $l50,OOO to the stock Of the
Pittsburg, Wheeling and Kentucky rail-
road.
ADULrERATIoN OF TEA AND CoprER. 1T
is impossible to buy cheap tea or coffee With
a certainty ofgettiug them pure. Faced
tea, or that which hos an artificial color,
may DO detected BY very simple means.
One ofthe most dangerous facingsis Pruss.
ian blue. Put q little Of the green tea in
to bottle with cold water, shake it VIC.
lently, and quickly pour out the water into
glass Let it settle, and tho powder
will sink. The water may then be poured
of, and the powder examined. Pour upon
it few drops Of the solution Of washing
soda and il it contains Prussian blue, its
color will change to dirty brown.
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Lewis county voted down tho subscrip.
lion " Tue Washington aud Ohio Railroad.
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The Market.
CORRECTED BY COLE & ROBINSON. J

EXCELSIOR Mill, September 10.
No. / White Wheat 81 20; No. l
Red Wheat 81 10.
Yellow Corn Goo pr. bushcl; White Csc
pr. bush.
Flour-A $3.50; XXX $500; Xxx
$500; X $5.75 per barrel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-11-16
3eituuaS 6sfete Der Der. Stnaten.

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let 70 npirb angenuumen, oas lie Oiee!be fortaube'
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QBenn Abpnnenen un'eria(Ten, ibre 3titxnBe
bon Der poitpffcs atarbclen, 10 (inb lie bafar per
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wirb als Mbonnent anoeleben une bat fir bidslts
au be3ablen. r. . rs..,
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merben, portofret.
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W Al, -rynaIYAI x;.lc ln a9sfye m u r21E9 *
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Wtr Gub aerate pun Rem gu.s NIT enem assaewdblter
Uprrab ber neueaen 9Daaren uub @ufer aurateetebrt
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12

sAvn LTrrLE.-Every man VINO 10
obiieed to work for his living, shonia maze MAKE
G 2. ggoint to save little for that "Eainy
Gay Which we are all liable to encounter IN So
when least expected The best ;tS way savings Vi
this is to open an account onsv I is always safe;
o. Is always ready for use when wanted nd.
d e|Ns to- DEPOSIT given sum, small though
cordng to N t5;Oa IL k9 is
without trying it how easy yunt tn Win a banl
save money eyye wnsn w With such an account
mas mas 0 feels desire to enlarge his deposit
1t gives Scans n, him from habits of extrava
OmS, and is tho very best guard IN tn IN
World gorid against intemperance' ,diss'E'a'l'
and vice.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-12

In the year 1869 sold. as our readers WIN rcmo'
"a TAI Machines but sold last year Us'o) la'eS'
,oNr uuNDRED AND TwENTY.SEvEN THOU.
SAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND THIRTY-Thkrn
Mc,n,. showing an tho aales Of lSes Oh
over FOR TX THOUSAND. and as shown by tue tA"o
hs1o,r. OVER FORTY-FOUR THOUSAND Maehipes
more than any other Company.
Tho reader may naturally ask whether TINS " h''o
boastipr in answer to which wo have 70 say INA. t
figures and the given below arc irom Q" 80
l RETURNS made by licenses to the heoe'vs"~p1''
| n, the ovuors Of the most valuable Sowing Machine
Patents. who license tho Companies OF les'ef
ance: Machines
m. s;nosr Manufacturing Company sold. l37 sSSs
Wheeler Wilson Company cold. - ~
Mees1s
M Mossnes ssWns Tsehine Company
From tho above figures IT VIII be that our rva
IN trade arc Ear behind Us. md that the popularity
what is known Is our
NEW FAMILY MACHINE
..fily and largely increasing. We arc not 10 "
m To suppose that these large sales arc duo 70
| hr.,n.s. capacity 90 much rs to tho merits VI
M.cb,na. - we'll a. tho observation OF tpose "no
,d ma. and are personally interested In oompar'nR
.,,t. ~ tho different Machines before MAKING %.
ton. - 49,. r.
Saving Instruments r.. r~,,,,,.-
Call and examine ticm. or senu io' Si'u
49, Sample Of work.
Nv WIN, E. COOPER s. CO.. Agents.
,.o-,,v = and Camp stree
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aoGARrY CATHOLIC; Goo BooH osPasIss s.. Pa
L. STATIONER ISL Camp t sorse.} dRHROoL BOOKS
sIBLEs ssspsabd snd ss publish
w icsa Peads Medals CrucifIes and heng,ous M
tures General Agent for all Cathoio rn SocIs and
a9agazinss. eess>se' NOS "
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ST. Vincont,s Rome for Destitute BOYS,
- .a.st-, -ei,N 8 VIZ ofsS p u -, Li'kt
: oDD-FELLows., HALL, CAMP STREET. =.
rhursday Ivsning, How. ga, md Following Jay
. EXECUTIVE CoM0TTEl

cssns1: ard Dsg:sssrs q rha: napier
Ws%W ns. Holland e. ssfsn Hamilton
s T:ss 4tss
. fs ss ss.sss Se Sai.s
L inSis ia nU ana Allan. Tho. z,
Ss: H2
psnssas ne;' s.e
A1s sn %. sSan o. Deery rumO'n' Paul
sas fnS Ed1 Geeenss MoMspgs W%
! - "a y Bailey Quinn VIM Nolan > Zines -.
s:ss
s k,. aP&A'rx.c; .AS srssesn
81; hr%neis M.rmon Cook. krumpleman AID
..s S sa de fs Sss sss
M,u lame. Regain. Mrs Miles, Mrs Gus straaei' Mrs
Healsssy o anS ia. John Rsgapf
ss. Fszssa SS Lincoln and
Ky Hart paH,l Nh Mf so VIM
a;ssss
sSs4 ~. Sss
Of ERE FssS .Ha w xs'i Sheridan: sssa A'''n
b. ~, EE fs1a KsiIS. M. Cap. John Stem.
Ira
n 1,ar MIRA Cbas Fletcher and Mrs Ssven.S. ua.srs
Ia Connitee-Capt John siemmeL MA tin
,srne Tboe Gleason Win Clooney Eug h n$ 1hsries
Ill Snrcoran John Kelly, Peter. Meguewey al" o
ft''S POST OFFICE
80. ~ ANNUNCIATIoN.F TABLES.
Ssi $ss5 Sss 55sisa A5fs'Hsss
~. ST. PETERS TABLES; a;..
Ivy, ~. yannett Mrs McFride and otner Wcprid,
ap- TaJ;rs COmnitee-Messrs I'd Sw9e1oS. N Ea,ieI
An Seylor Messrs Robt BARLEY, r Quihn' IA A'
80. w. Hoiiand and NJ McManigle-
llty WE AAo ST. JOHN'S TABLES.
HS-. Graham, and Assstants - 1x,,,,.ho, T #
IF 80, Commitee-Messrs N WhestaE~NN ,rrav
o,Nai;a John McGrath, Malcney ANU = f'
TIN. MOLE ST. ALPHoNsUs TABLES. ,v p,. a,
,ivil ~. r Clarke Mrs. Bourk. Mrs q " oSrn' -
cling Mrs shields. Rourk, e M Bermingha
nant Lades EI I,nnn Jos Rice, W II Myers and
rue Kavanagh wv PAIL rABLEa
~" A., a small RAT. Eliza Smsl and AsasIan.t' n
Committce- Messrs u v 1foAA"eA S"''' -
'orce Small, o'Nen and Tho. Payne =; IN, VS.
we ru.nytcn and Mrs u Mohan, assstoo
n for > Mrs RoTet M Trenor, Barry. d Moore
Az Msses g.nnsrtV and tho Misses Martin p,,o
all LSd'es G9 sansr G Mccarthy. " Armstrong
ather Mm DOYLE and O'Rourke.
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Over sas, 900 Singer Machines in Daily o'''

The Most Popular Durable and Reliable Family Macn'
IN Vsxistenco.
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SEWING MACHINES,

THE NEW IMPROVED SINGER FAMH'
MACHINE.
:, s3sftasttr q
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A new religious sect has nst Seen of religion
Columbus, Ga; AMY any Of = a child cannot be
sba true to s ~ sood isG my The o it
new religion, for that is quite likely -
shock the mind of q child
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1,,tcbsn Rapges Hot Cold and Shower Btsns ted on
c,insets Wash Stands, Pumps and ASS Water Pipes
S Sas Chandeliers, etc. ftted up sso an
the shortest notice.
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.o>.1r,rrEE OF PATRONS AND BENEFAC1o'19
COMMAA AS OF THE HOME

COMMITTEES of OF THE HOME
Bsga Mfc9skss john
Henry Peychaud ThS s A ASn%'' castsi
H..
n Rsins sSs.v Bf Dsasiss.
2 SiEaEsa sNyn;eav Ia &c conery. John Coleman
ssss:i Sss:
y %m g eR assrn, Essnasssaa:. Z Ts s
Cant ssssf hsisssss
Patrick pnisoin' MmH Green John Deyeraau1,
sso e esss9 iss4 Il Selling ElSfa;
Ssss %5RSsan. His. 1eSsa
I1saSais T assSsg sBr ssson '
5s Sn, a aiSssy lpsnesT Rssd aes eco
.,;:s:s &:.y e. Ward Co Roberts Co.
~ u...r. Hamilton, Byrnes, Holland. Brown and
q Sylsss ssa y Il
n GRAND CONCERT
s g Sss$sfi
do several other vocalists OF the CITY, Ai'Ao'''
b. PRIZES.
or 81, patricks offers valuable 1ss eSan
gsf # flssss the "
ST. vincent Paul hsay rs. G1sP bv r MacaSe
era american by asssn
se Cd Halt Esa, Travelling rkeNA' anu '''''' '''
or ST. Peters Conference oers valuable Mosl' QUA
ans Catholic L1rR AIRY
.ne and SAVER TEA SET.
'us, e. FRANCIS Conference offers F1REM - DAN
ing SER and other prizes ATE,
full, Annunciation Conference offers Silver "AiN'
tain COOL ER and other prizes ,,.,r,
in vincent de Paul Conference offers GRAM M
Ct ha ays OAK seove
rep Masns a Black Silver Cooler
cul- other Council of the Society offers Gran
Iris Prize consisting Of s0 Silver s,l'ef olds
read es Thirteen CEus,. Id T1
al ssy
arss sS S asd eeT,any
present TIss Ye anal Be-
ls,s T IL be the sG %fesasn a.
y ss ir e Mr. rser
shs SsssY g
ss
nS Be sy
esolu- citizens c.,a. 20 erect work Shops the boys
a7
pon boys and md they sye to rely
each IF rRs f o thu sss public for the
continuing Ing tine S be-
Nee. Of k ss hrosSSap.
Who ,as es9 osa
:ss5 aSS
counter Rev. General .,o the works of oh
to do ReU and Ued 70 our DIOCESE console u, il
savings ministry within ana riev
Us safe; order to @ Home
wanted not being admissible INTO the asylum dSr 3c
your children would be m Ss miseraby lost
hen re- corruption anu 1t would of shame and
though and to ken also o Rev ncessary tn
eek to your faithful TO throw these poor boys back
knows nto the midst tho worlds SSPch wi
it is to to society ana ebt make Of them worth
a bank with with a n nIs gsod Christians. o-,o,
ccount a IL M, Archbishop o ~, Nos
deposit. GentemenI have s1Sm sn IL to sui
nd econ Archbssop the G he is decidedly the oges
extrava the St. Vincente Home having been arSt al
d in the ground and building Ssn bp Kept by
ssipation @ tSe pess to Divine Prosidenee v>roD
mos I'd.
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