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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09
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The object of this Company is 10
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HOaU To Join.
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The Officers and Director are:
Orrin Frank, President. 10
John S. Christer, Vice President.
L. N. Clark, Secretary.
Geo. W. Brainerd Treasurer. M
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g. A. Horbart, Path N. J. ; Dir's
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a confession.

The House of Representatives
passed the Senate bill, providing
q Territorial Government for the
Districtof Columbia, with a Gov
ernor and Council, to be appoin>
ted by the President. This vir-
tually takes the power of self
government in local matters AWAY
from the people. The reason OF
It is obvious. However much
the Radicals may be enchanted
by negro rule at q distance, they
do not like to be brought in con-
tact with. their own honorable
noses. This has been the Case
In the District for q couple of
years past. 1t has been ruled by
the votes of vagrant negroes who
congregate to the Capital from
Maryland and the south of the
Potomac BY thousands, especial
" at election time.
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Works
in Georgia.

A few weeks ago MI. John M.
Fisher, a respectable German
merchant in Darien, McIntosh
CnuatyI cd, hsAhis store brok
en- INFO srd robhed of six ur Sc
venhu,hac red dellara lie traced
the robbery to two negroes, aud
applied To Al negro Justice of the
Peace by name of Campbell,
who is also u State Senator, for a
writ for their Rrrest. Campbell,
at first refused To Issue the war
rant, 6ntii &lidh the sflet WIS
et&4iRa1hatthe ne
groes were Opposing of the g1ods
in another county, he ngr ed t"
do st He sent u negro Constable
and five other negroes to execute
the warrant. They were gone
nearly q week, and made no arr
rest. Mr. Fisher was then pre-
sented 10y the nekroe Justice
with the following nice little bill
of costs. l... ett SO rows
Nr. J.. NJ. FfsAsr--th
To die Justices Court Of the 9Th
District in suit. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tho reason Of the alteration is this:
The posse of men thas went with the
officer, 5 men, Rt$l,50 pro days $3.50
Horse and wagon 8 days ~. ~ %
nfiesr going and coming ........ - 80
Amounting in all To- total. .....$73oo
Fisher refusing to pay, he was
seized by q negroe Constable
aud locked hpinjail until he was
released ny habeas corpus from
higher Court. Thus in the recon-
stzucted States men are robbed
by negroes, and, when they en-
ldeavot to bring them to justice,
are again robbed by negro ofnc-
ials,s /, i9ibnsd nesd avEi' i~ ~
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The Coming Campaign in
OhIo.HoW to Organize.

l. The Meeting of the Democratic
State Central Committee at Coll
umbus on the goth was a spirited
affair, aud had the counsel OF
many of the leading men of the
party from all parts of the State.
It will be seen that the first day
of June was fixed on as the time
for holding the State Convention
E There was no division of SEN
timent in. the meeting as to the
practicability of electing Dem
ocratic State ticket in October
next. Much indefinate talk was
INDUCED in with reference to the
necessity of organization and
proper plans to pursue. One
thought it a vital mat
ter that the State Executive
Committee should make a liber-
al distribution of speeches and
documents. This was promptly
met BY asking where the money
was to be procured to pay for
thcmf As q matter of course,
documents IRE very desirable, but
the man or committee that ex--
poets to carry59an election by
means of speeches and pamph-
lets distributed during a cam
is painfully deceived.
~ We repeat our remark that
these will do very we'll as Incl
dents of q campaign, but the
work Of changing voters
from one party to another, is
done neither by stump speeches
on the eve an election nor by
OF pamphlets put a.
float after the mind of the people
Is well made up.-Earlisr. work
is needed. Changes. of mind are
accomplished gradually, What
the Democrat party ofOhio needs
and requires is an Immediate in
crease'of the circulation of the
Democratic newspapers in every
county inths Statege The winter
and early spring months are the
seasons for accomplishing THE.
\ These are the periods in which
the voters Of the State have by
far the greatest amount Of time
to devote TO reading. impress
sions made during the time-line
upOu line, and precept upon pre-
,ept, are not likely to be obliter-
atsd, and prepare the way for the
-strong meat served in the heat
Of the campaign W. say, then
TO any man or committee that
to organize efficiently, go
to work wherever you desire to-
operate with success and double
the number of Democratic news
papers heretofore in circulation.
The weekly visits of such pa
pers will prove Themselves eff
committeeman liz securing
an organization that will amount
to something more.
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ANorHER LAND GRAB-The late

ANOTHER LAND GRAB-The late
st land grant schem. is that of
Senator Pomperoy to subsidize
the Great Salt La&s'and the Col
orado River Railroad Co, which
proposes, providing Congress
will incorporate ten persons nam
ed in the bill, and give them the
land they ask, to build a railroad
from Salt Lake City, by Utah
Lake, the Seven aud Rio Virgin
rivers, to the head of navigation
on the Colorado river, and thence
to the most available point at or
near the head of the Gulfof Cal
'ifornia: The road would run for
about 200'mils south of Salt Lake
City, through. a. valley sparsely
settled with Norman colonies.
Beyond there is nothing but q
few military posts in the desert.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09

.WV7E shall advocate the aboli.
VkI ton of the National Bank-
ing System, as an unnecessary
burden upon the tax payers ofthe
cOuhtfy,R -ga4 sd -ga4 .or.l as:I 20
Meshall insistupon the pay
ment of the five-twenty bonds in
Greenbacks, according to the con
tract between the bondE older
and the people. ut -fD
We shallioppose the unjust and
oppressive Tariffs, By which the
Agricultural West is made to pay
enormous tribute to the Manu-
featuring East; and shall demand
such notifications of the Inter-
nal Revenue Laws az will encour-
age industry andrelieve labor
THE WEEKLY ENQUIRER
will not only be true 10 the primo
pies OF The Democratic party, in
it's EDITORIAL columns, but, as a
first class Family Journal, it will
be excelled by none published
in the United States.
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L. GABEI- j. GABsL
EATON PLANNING MILLS
Door: Blind &Sash Factory.
SEE THIS. -
FARMERS, PLANT
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THE Price for the Harvest
of 1871. Will be 5000 per Tuu
CASH, IF CLEAN.
This with the Price of seed
will certainty pay you to raise
Flax.
T. I. FOSTER.
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ScRIBNER'S MONTHLY

Having purchased Pntnam's
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zatOn. Thursdsy. Feb. 9. ls7l.

Is not the prosent state
of the RePublicsn pnr,y dos
crate. Does not their actions
plainly tell aud will they not
truckle TO almost anything rather
lhao to loose the holt they hayo
upon the throat Of tho country,
take for instance the m~ntterlin
Question Of the bill, introduced
by Senator Sherman to eede back
to the State of Ohio, the jurisdic-
ton over the land on which the
National Asslum for Disabled
Soldiers, at Dayton, 10 located,
ifPassed, must iIevitabley result
in the destruction Of that institu-
ton as q National charity.
Sherman wants to be re-elect-
cd to the Senate next winter, and
. rather than have a Democratic
member Of the Legislature cleo
ted from Montgomery county to
vote against him, he would turn
out, upon the cold charities of
the world, hundreds of disabled
veterans from all parts of the
country, to starye. This is the
secret of his anxiety to %overruie
the decision of the Supreme
Court of Ohio, in the passage OF
the bill referred to. Then lookg
again at what has been solemnly
determined on by the Repubh
can Executive Cemmittee-the
same Committee, we believe,
which last fall published a Cir
cular, aud gave pledges privately
that it would not attemptto vote
the soldiers at the Asylum, and
attem p ted it.-who declar-
ed that they would observe the
decision Of the Supreme Court of
Ohio as the law of the land, and
then allowed Themselves to be
put forward as the managers of
a contest, intended not only to
ignor and disregard it, but to Mt
terIy over throw it. And now,
Mt last, we are told that they are
quitting the misunderstanding
the field and giving up the con-
test entirely. Of course it is all
from o law-abiding spirit, and we
not only give them cedit
for their yirtuous example, out
praise to RoBERr-after he
had got the English mission, and
found that it suited. But for
one thing in particular let us be
thankful that we have at last
reached the end OF this business
with all it's shams and pretenses,
And is their any consistency
in them whatever, but their
grasp is slowly but sure, slack
ing inch, by inch, until the
whole mass of rotteness will be
hurled back into theR Political
world of oblivion, then again
hesE:the Murmers against that
Union Loving race who feels So
happily for poor Sambe. In Loui
siana an honorable by
the name of Pinchbeck, and
withAl a man of sombre hue,
sought the election as United
States Senator. MIR. Pinchbeck-
for an African7is a very slow
coach
person with average powers
of discernment wonld have made
this discovery, which has just
come io TO Pinch beck, oflong,
ago. There is no doubt that Mr.
P~inchbedk would have made al,
very govd Radical Senator, 5nt
then his name sounded gerry bad
~, and they do say that he was +.
10 rather bad odOr generally. i.
Mr.. Pinehbeek may now be
with the suggestion
humbly submitted, that virtue is
lis own reward Let him first
get virtue. Oh Consistency thou
art a Jewel.
a Confession. &
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DEBILTFXa

nes d - s,ssssA.< ss-sE y Bs.Nanf, ss-as
49, s. y s. = -. .. G sss.s:r. a R:,S@s:
~ sVey..enl q ne. Jeea saaels % -
haahhy oonpteEton, eradicate DC vd1psg fnct IRON a.
9es fspagf a kiesn q ne dheeks and 6aAos nsPahelf
asyahd q aJau5aoed aouL and pfQeroea pnson
~ Weak and Delicate Children are
Ton3a. IN 7ket, they Ire Vaniiy Meal-
TheI eln Be adnlni.iersd Win
issss sSs ; sss2 I ss : sei sais nee 81 I mn
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DTTORCEN.

Absolute Divorces, legally OBJ
tanned in New York, Indiana, IL
LIMOS, and other States, for per>
son from any State or country
legal everywhere; desertion,
drunkenness, non>support, etc.,
sufficient cause; no publicity.
No charge until divorce is OBJ.
tuin. Advice free
Address. Moor & RICHARDSON.
40 Broadway. N. Y,
Dec 29' ! yr
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09

less confirmed by the Grand
Lodge.
ID. 1t is competent fora Lodge
to try its members, irrespective
of any leEal procedure that may
be at thstime pending.
10. Matter Masons raised in
lodges in this Jurisdiction are
ipso faele members without fur
Their ballot, except where the
work has been done for another
Lodge; then the brother is a
member of the Lodge ~hich made
%. Every resident member
should be summoned to attend
trials. { q ~ BHs3
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On1yGenuine Oroide

for the past twenty years, an largest
manufacturers of the
On1yGenuine Oroide
and German Silver Waicbes for the past
FIVE years, We have just eotppIeted ar
eangements, through scienti6c expert
ments, by which We can iurnich our
CELEBRATED brands of Watches,
Lat dies and Gentlemen's sizes, at IS 10
100 FER &C Mt lower hal ever before, al
witness the following prices, including
Gentlcmor's ARD ai'eS' sizes, either in
OROITE ~ Cen S.iYer Cases;
Full Je~c!tf, IL qt,rss $500 eeh.
&c. n Fat. Levers I2.O 10 b"
q Our Watches are all in Hunting Cas-
es, all properly regulated for time before
sold, and guaranteed, for time and wear,
two years. Tie Cases are as ha Ddsome-
ly finished as gold cases eostineirom
500 to $3.50 each.
We also manufacture the GENUINE
IORO1DE CHAINS, for Ladies' or
Gentlemen's wear, at the following ri
ees: 500. $l,bo and $500 each. M i. ,
To Spectators, Pedders and Traders
generally, there has never been such q
field for retplng large profits.
When a ease (six watches in a case)
or more is ordered at one time, 20 per
cent ,~liscoun. allowed. Positively nc
discount on single watches nor less tran
a case. The same discount allowed on
chains when ordered in quantities Of SIX
and upwards ., r.4... ti.5.r
BE- All orders for Sample Watches,
must be accompanies b: the money. OF
if desired sent by Express, at least one
half of the money must be cent with the
order, otherwise no notice will be taken
ofik ..--.-t 1, ~. .
When good are ordered by Express
at wholesale rates. 10 per cent Of the
amount is sufficient, sent with the order
to secure it prompt attention. Money
sent by P. u. Money Order, Registered
Letter, Draft or Check, at onII risk,
When the money is sent In advance nc
further expense to the purchaser When
goods are ordered By Express TurcFas
ers must pay all charges
Hoping to receive year patronage we
are, Respectfully eIt r, %
JAMES GERARD &CO, q
-.aud p. O. Box 1891, New Yo1k.
IS Nassau Street. o. tua4
Jan. 10, 187l--3m ai-n Sos mod 'ts'
ITO
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Eaton, Daguerrean
AND
Photograph Rooms.

Having returned to my old profession
as Daguerrean Artist, l am now pre-
pared to take sittings for pictures of
Families; Groupes. Infants and single
pictures, and hatter myself from the
long experience devoted to this branch
and Photographic to vie with all COM
petition, and solicit q share of the pub
lie patronage. Room, newly refItted in
Meals Block cor of main q cherry st,
Eaton o,
SAMUEL MCLEAN. feb2 6m.
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7NebPaSka.

I. Expulsion from a subordi-
nate Lodge does operate fully and
effectively, until tho member
shall be reinstated.
2. Questioa-Is it lawful for a
Lodge of Masons to convene for
work" on the Sabbath day?
AnSwer-It is not.
, 8. Qucst,on-Is it lawfnLto con-
fer the degrees of the Order upon
an applicant who can neither
read nor write? .l.
AnSa1er-No. t-.
4. Qatstion-Gan q Lodge, un-
der dispensation, admit Master
Masons to membership upon
dimits2 > i,l f3fJl
AnSDer-It cannot legitimate
ly exercise such power.
S. Question lis a person who
has lost the index finger of the
right hand, and whose middle
finger of the same hand is stiff,
so that he cannot straighten 1t,
eligible to be initiated into the
mysteries of the Graft?
Answer-No.suF not '
6. Question-Has a g r a d
Lodge the power Ito dimit mem
bers romsubordlnate Lodges
AasUer-The Grand Lodge has
not the legal or constitutional
rightto dimitf any brother from
his LodgeJeb uHi-sUrd ifru =
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09

Wanted-our friends 10 exert
themselves in our behalf, aud
help to increase vi subscription
list. ~
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09

Comedies Hector aud Partition
AmbrosS Hector, de END.
OoRNEGICs mEcTok. IS Falion
~ County, indiana, aid Ambrose
Hector, of Wabash County, /, diana.
win take notice thai a peIitivn was sled
against them OF The 9Th day OF Uclober.
A. ID. 1870, in the Court Of ConmJ n
Pleas, within and for the comfy of re-
bic, BY james EDdslry, srdian Of
Mark Eagne Hector, end is NV pend
ing. wherein the said Msrk Eugne Hec-
t. demands partition of the following
Rea; Estate. situate in tie eoanIy Of
treble, and State of OHIO. end il: the
township OF Gratis, and boundei aud
described as follows, TO wit: Being City
acres taken Off of the North side OF the
Northwest quarter Of iseetion NJ. right
cen, (18) township No. four. (4) range
No. three r(3) Eat. dc. Aud that at
the next term Of said Court, the sal
Mark Engine Hector will apply Cor ah
order that partition may be made Of said
premises. f. .H
Dated this 9Th day of January. a. d
1871. CAMPBELL 4 GILMoRE,
Attorneys fer PrIE.
Jan 5 1S71w6piiSI3 so
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09

The cry is, "still they come.
Keep On coming and let US have
our Roll of Honor doubled next
week.
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REDUCED RATES OF SUB

FeAAAAGsN9V .
5, PUBLISHERS,
a ~OINCINNATI, OHIO,
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SUN BEAM
Daguerrean and Photo
graph Rooms.
Main St., opposite P. o., Eatob, O.
j. p. ADDLEMAN. Artist

All work from these rooms are war.
ranted to give satisfac ion and no better
surity is than 10 pay the room a Wis and
examine the specimens. Groups of
families taken as large as desired. a
call is solicited.
January 26, 18T1-3m
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

ThortoD Moore, Prtf, Preble Cum-
VS. mon Pleas.
Elizabeth Moore, Deft
NLIZABETH MOORE, Of YpsaIsnti
II in the county Of Wash,enaw, and
State of Michigan, is notified thar Thor.
ton Moore did, on the 24th day Of OctD-
Der, A. ID. 1870, file his petition in the
Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of
Preble, and State of Ohio, charging The
said Elizabeth Moore with adultery with
one Own West; which petition will
stand for hearing At the next term Of
said Court.
Dated ihis 9Th day Of January, A. ID
1a71- TBORTON MOORE.
By CAMPBELL & GIoRE
49, his Attorneys.
Jan 5 1871 w6prt$7 90
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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09

oAssf Jusaes Of he Supreme Court q ~P.nnsylyanaa-
FHiLADuLru1A, March les l41L-
LGsd . 8eSaaafs Garaaa BaLers e 30 1ea tA.og
fnnifa0 beSeraoe, bad q a good tonfc, ns<fui IN dfeer1erl
II 0s dfoesflSs 0Tpons, snd II greet benCH ~ easn v
AsbGfv aad sranfe f0opous adfoa, a DC vae@
sto. v. WooDFARD
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SHERIFF'S SALE

. 04AA08o08 = - o8AA861
John A, Clark 4 Go PTtgs Preble
VS. (No 2,734J Cpmmoa
FhOmas Winters, ct al dts Pleas Civ
= il Action
pY virtue Of an execution Issued from
ID the CouIt Of CoHmou Pleas OF
'PFeble county, Ohio, in The sboye stateJ
ca Je, and directed to the Sheriff Of said
County. I wiii offer fol sal, al pubhc
auc'ionr at the door OF The Cont house,
in Eaton, in said County. - ~. q
On Saturday Feb. 18, d. d. 1871
between the hours of 1 aud 4 eli ok
p. ". Of said day, the folloWug descr,b1
ed Real EstaTe. sitaate in She County of
Preble and State OF Ohio, t6lwif: Lot
No. u rec hundred a3d sixiy-eighL
(3C8) as the same is known aud drsig.
naIed on the original Plat Of The .0vp OF
Eaton 'Preble county, Ohio. Apptais
ed at $6O0,00 Terms cash. 'H3'
~ j. FL BOSIiCki sheriff p. c o.
CAMPBEtAl& GIIMoRE. Att'ya. s7ia q
70 Jan 10 iI8Td-w5pFi 800 Kun. 10 =
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DIVORCE NOTICE


lie arg Size der RI NJ PrrbIe Common
aiiioGvs ! fHd1 bbPaas Pet,tibn
Mary A sheater, Diff fyr Divorce
H11IE above named defefidnnt,. Asft
J. AIS cater, is hereby notified t.ar
on the 18th day Of y cember. 19T0,5,tI.
above named plaintiff, Henry ShesfeI
filed iniihe Clerks Office Of the e. ,hrt OF
Commo' Pleas of PreoIe esu4ty, Onip.
his peIftion against her, the sail Mary !
wherein the said pl rrptif sets fsgth hls
marriage With the said Nary, on or a
bout The 18Th day oI Nay 1863, aud
charging the said Mary xiIh gross nrg.
lect of duty towArd the pIailtia.. amt
praying to be divorced from the seih
Mary, or the ground Of said gross neg
lect of duty. And tie said Defendant
is tsrtEer notified that sbris ieSnfreI
to ansEerssaid ppfiffOn on or beIor- 'he
Srd Saturday n Ter the End day OF Feh
rua.y ,lSTI. .irEYinTnF % rnfh 1i'hi
~ d)rV a.rlr71r JHEEof Sa.~r
aH eni'troi Att'y for petitioner! 8
Atiess-D. ID M~oRHJw, cTk. fn i
Dec 20, l8T0-7L rrf $40 60
M 2 o22 1st4t. Ffl7I
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MASONRY.
n.f EATON m
8olirsr Indse An.s82,
..r +, A. NJ,
Meets every Saturday:
Night before full moon

Eaton r. A. chapter;
No. % f. A. M. meets
Monday Eve after full moon.
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- WANTED-AT THIS OFFICE II
good sized stout boy to le~-n
the Printing business.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09

A New. Safe, and Equitable Plan
OF sRCURIy C THE
BENEFITS OF LIFE iNSURAN Gel
TO THE MASSES.
The Commonw ealth Co.
Operative Co,
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09
Rdmafm1sfrnfog.s, Sale.

SHeGAtGlttSI1,OtOf'S' SAFE.
ON SATURDAY, the 25th day OF
~ February. 1871, ut j O'Clock p. M
of said day, at the door Of the Court
House. in Eaton, PrebIe County, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidd, r, the
following real estate, rs the property Of
Phineas r. Minor, deceased, 10 wit The
North half of Lot No. 334. in the town
of Eaton, Preble county, Oei,, AZ nun
bered by the County Commissioners in
1852 ai4ln. s lrpir
Appraised at - sft
TERMS OF SALE-One-haff Of the
purchase money cash in hand, ard the
residue in nine months from the dav of
sale deferred payment to be secured BY
mortgage on the premises, and bear in
terest from day Of sale.
\. n. ZOOS,
Adm'r Of p. r. Minor. decd.
Jan 10, I87l-W5prf $500
~ WANTBD-AT THIS OFFICE IA
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-02-09
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PAstoF Of the Tenth Baptist Church, philadelphia
Dh JAoKBoH-DEAR BIR:-I have been JreQaendg
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sBnd eotuse, % espress saYJaH e~onvfcfon 0af for gsB
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