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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-04-23

knowledge is a common and unappro-
priable property of mankind ray of
heavenly light which streams through
the darkness of the night.
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a YER'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For Diseases of the Throat md Lungs such
as Coughs, Colds, whooping Cougb
Bronchitis, Asthma and Consump Iion.

For Diseases OF the Throat n nd Lungs .ucb
as Coughs, Colds, whooping Cougb
Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption.
The few compositions, which have won the conf
denee OF mankind and become household words
among not only one but many nations must have
eXtra9rdinary virtues Perhaps no one ever secured
SO vide reputation. OF maintained il so long, as
A1 ER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL Ii has been known
70 ihe public about forty years. by long continued
series OF marvellous cures. that have won for il
confidence IN Its virtues never equalled by any 9th
er medlcine 1t still makes the most eectua res
OF t9ghs, lofds, Consumption, that can be made nv
medical skill Indeed the CHERRY PICTORIAL
mas really robbed these dangerous diseases of their
terrors TO great extent and given feeling of i'm
manity from their fatal effects, that is well founded
4 the remedy Is taken in season. Every family
should have IL in their closet for the ready and
prompt relief of its members. Sickness. suffering
and even life is saved by this timely prOteetion
The prudent should not neglect it. and the wise will
not Keep II by you for the pratecton it affords by
ITS timely use in sudden attacks.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. j. G. AVER q CO, LOWELL, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.AND DEALERS IN
MEDICINE.
. e-5-w-27
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-04-23

Breaking horse means forcing him
to work training him means educating
him, which is better.
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Sprigs of winter-green or ground ivy
will drive away red ants branches of
NORWOOD will serve the same purpose
for black ants.
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SOME ADVANTAGE IN PAYING YOUR
TAILoR's BILL.-A special correspond
ent got into difficulties recently, while
crossing the Republican lines in Spain.
He had no passport, but luckily found
bill in his pocket from fashionable tai
lor, paid, of course. In despair he pro-
duced the document, which has, as is
well known, various imperial and royal
arms on the heading. The official was
much puzzled he asked by pantomime
and was answered in pantomime that they
were the correspondents measurements.
The correspondent then pointed to the
penny receipt stamp and signature on it,
which was at last considered sufficient
evidence of an official character.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-04-23

A saloon keeper in the city, reading
that geraniums will keep off snakes, is
decorating his bar with them
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STATEMENT OF
MISS JENNIE GILMORE,
ENDopCEn nv

ENDORSED BY
Geo. *, Russell, Esq, Bellows Falls, Vt,
have been afflicted with deafness for a number
of which has been gradually increasing until
a watch had to be held close to my ears for me to
hear it tick. Some three weeks ago employed Dr.
S. W, Smyth to treat my case, and am happy to
say THAT after the first application began to i'm
prove. have been under the Doctors care for a
very short time, but can now hear watch tick two
three feet off, and hear common conversation
with ease Hoping others may find the same speedy
relief by consulting Dr. smyth cheerfully make
this public statement JENNIE GILMORE.
Bellows Falls VT Feb. 9th. 1875.
am personally acquainted with the above case
under consideration, and vonch for the truth
funess of the statement in every particular
GEO, K. RUSSELL.
Bellows Falls. VT, Feb. 9th, 1875.
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Central Vermont Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT Common,
W ing Monday. Dec 7. 1874.
TRATNSGOTNl COIrTl

WINTER ARRANGEMENT &C ommeuc
| W ing Monday, Dec Z 1874.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Bellows Falls $50. A. NJ 200 A. NJ, 2:so P.
Mail Train leavesst. Adams at $40 a. NJ. arriy,
IN Bellows Fails via. bite River Junction or Rut.
land at 20 P. NJ, New London at $50 p NJ con.
| neeting with steamer forNew York.
Night Express leaves ogdensburgh at 1910 P. NJ.
Bellows Falls (via, White River Junction or Rut
lapd9 at 3.l5 A. NJ, New London at II. O5 a. N.
Mail Train leaves White River junction at 4. 20 A
NJ Bellows Falls Passenger Train 7.00 A. NJ. Con
Meeting at Bellows Falls with trains for Boston
worcester; at South Vernon with train for Spring
LIS P ". Mixed train leaves utland 4 SO PM, W
4. junction, $50 P. NJ. Bellows Falls 80 P. NJ for
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls at $40 A. M.Il.5O An, $40
Mailtrain leaves Boston. at 80 A. N. Springfield
Falls at 4 NJ, via ". K. FUNSTON or R1tsps
for Burlington, and St. Adams Montreal Sc. ar
5iylng In Montreal at $40 P. N. and ogdensburg at
Night Express leaves New York at 500 ?. NJ.
oprlnghsHtd &C $40 r. NJ Bellows Fails at II 20 p.
y; VlasN. r. junction or Rutland arriving in St
albans az 5,50 A. NJ Montreal at $40 A. ". Ogdens-
Aecommodation leaves New London at 81oAn
K; junction at 10 Pm.
Mixed trains leave Brattleboro us A. N Bellows
Falls 20 A. n. for White River Junction
Mixed Train leaves Bellows Falls at 4 30 A. NJ ar
hutldnd at S.3O A.. N. also 81 P, M. and
arrive in Rutland at 8 90 P. NJ
SLEEPING CARS are attached to the Night Trains
and Boston.
Connections at W. R. Junction with trains on the
northern N. II } and Connecticut and Passumpsi-
River Railroads at 0gdensburg with trains for the
west, at Rutland with trains over the Harlem Ex-
tension Railroad also with trains over the Rensse-
Albany and the west
Through Tickets for Chicago and the est for sale
at the principal stations.
@. ,J.W. HOBART. Gen. sup't.
st. Adams. Vt. Dec. 4, 1874
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STATE OF VERMONT. The Probate Coriis
DISTRICT OF NEsTNINsTER, IS. in and for So
aistT,et. 10 al persons interested in the estate
MARY A. LAWRENCE. late Of Grafton. II sao
district deceas ed. GREETING
You are hereby notified that an instrument pals
porting TO be the last in and testament o. - X
deceased has been presented to the Court hefe's Il.
Lewis > hlte. the executor therein nance.
prooate and i L ordered that the same be reielt
or nearing and decision at thekesson of saS ,Sr
10 be held at the Inn of r. 4 H. Phelps, in ~
n said district. on the FIRST WEDNESDAY ~ ~
MAY, 1875. at which time and place you csh y
heard in the premises If you shall see cause
C. b. EDDY Register
April I, 1s7s l6ls
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1875-04-23
DR.. FLINT'S
QUAKER BI1TERS.

Composed of Roots, Banks, and Herbs.-the great
Blood Purifier of the day,-restoring vitality and
ing the infrmities of age strengthening and stimu
lating the body and cheering the mind. Mothers
and Maidens will find the Quaker Bitters safe and
reliable remedy, in all cases of illness incident to
the sex.-purifying the blood -producing not only
vigorous circulation, but beautiful and healthy
complexion. Children suffering from sudden Sc
attacks of illness peculiar to early life often
find ready relief by taking one bottle of Quaker
Bitters. No one can remain long nnwell (if cura-
be) after taking few bottles.
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Labor to keep alive in your breast
that little spark of celestial fire called
conscience.
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L0VELL'S
NEW LIVERY STABLE.

The Subscriber has just opened his Livery Stable
on Rockingham Street, and is now prepared TO ac-
commodate t. travelling public,
All those wishing for teams will do we'll to call.
l.. t. LOWELL, 2D.
Bellows Falls. Augnst hth, 1871 %
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F. ". PIERCE'S DRUG STORE,

At Chester Depot. The store is elegantly fitted uT
with all the modern first class fixtures. contains lSs
walnut drawers, patent glass labels and pu Is pre-
scriptiOn and desk. glass doors, cases. &C. The
finish of store is ash and black walnut and in its
arrangement and style will compare fayorably with
any store in the State. The business is already es-
tablished and draws from wide area of territory
In fact will give my word for il, here property
and trade, that smart, active and GO ahead man
can take with absolute certainty of success.
The building is two stories, size rs IS with L
Is 49, double piazza in 'front.' and piazza on sides,
and thoroughly finished and expressly ged for
two tenements, barn. 20 x 30 in finished condition
about one acre of land, surrounded with tasty
fence.
Owing to ill health of the owner and necessary
change OF business l am permitted to offer I'M
divided half of the above property at GREAT
SACRIFICE.
The other half is owned by physician in full
practice, who will retain his part sell if the pur
chaser wishes. THE DRUG BUSINESS WILL BE
OWNED AND CONDUCTED SOLELY BY THE
PURCHASER.
Only $1,000 need be paid down in the purchase, the
balance can be easily arranged,
All the movable fixtures. such as plate glass white
metal frame show cases. soda apparatus &c, togeth
er with the stock of drugs and medicines fancy
goods, sundr!es, &c., which all CLEAN, NEW
and bought for cash at Low EST PRICES, can be
mad by the purchaser at correspondingly low rates.
if he desires.
After full examination of this property knowing
now low am permitted TO offer it. unhesitatingy
claim that here is splendid and unequalled bust
ness opportunity.
Call and learn full particulars at the premises or
Bellows Falls, March S;h, 1915 Ii
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bSIAIE UF Uhs IT. d. UUUkE.
WE, the subscribers, being duly appointed BY az
w Hon. Probate Court for the District of " es1
minister. commissioners TO receive examine and az
Just all claims and demands of all persons agsins
the estate of DR.. u. d. COOK 4. late of South Lon
donderry in said District deceased and also all claims
and demanaS ex hibited in Offset theretoi and me-
rom the 10th day Of March last. being allowed y
SAID Court for that purpose we do therefore hereh
give notice that viii attend to the business q
our said appointment at the late residence Of ssli
deceased on the 18th day of MAJ and the sth Day g
september next from 10 O'Clock A. NJ until o clooA
P. N, on each of said days.
SETH S. LYON ....-s
ELMER A. BROOKS. Commission g.
south Londonderry. Vt. April Ist 1875. l5-H
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Having been acquainted with DR.. S. W. smyth of
Burlington. for many months, during which time l
have been professionally associated with him on
several occasions, take pleasure in fully recon-
mending him as a thoroughly educated and reliable
physician and surgeon, 1 am aware that very
stror prejudice exists among regular practitioners
land in most cases it is just against travelling ply
sicians and medical specialists" and therefore
am particular to have it understood that regard
DIR. Smyth a skillful and thoroughly competent
practitioner and an honorable gentleman. In those
branches of medicine and surgery to which DR..
smyth gives especial attention. I have known Of
his ehecting most wonderful cures In AuraI and
ophthalmic Surgery, consider him an honor to the
profession.
WIN. s. HOPKINS. ND.
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A CARD.

In returning thanks to my many patrons and
friends for their kind appreciation of my new sys'
tenn of treatment for mitigating the ravages of Con-
sumption by curing those diseases that lead to it.
would say that it is simple plain and effective
it can by used at home without the least nconveni
ence to the patient.
My practice is based on long and extensive ex.
perienoe, and on the most approved and scientific
principles and hence bears the most critical inves-
tgaton.
can tell on first examination whether a case is
durable not and in no case will / encourage
treatment unless there are reasonable chances OF
success. S. W. SMYTH, NJ. D,
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Cure of Discharges from the Ear of go
Years Standing.
LETTER FROM
NJ R. J. E. EDS SON,
OF
LUDLOW, VI.

~
gratitude that add to the many testimonials which
cato and ob.t;noto aisaos..
FOR over twenty years have been sufferer frem
After four months faithful .nrI;o.tion 80
''H''' anl nappS 70 S'a's 'na' you nave re-
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A SPLENDID DRUG STORE FOR

For an enterprising young man. to that for am
person who wants safe and profitable business,
offer as good chance as can be found in the
country in the sale of
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Translated from the " AbsliLs, Of aist New.
Representation ct the Opera Ronss for ske HsnsGk
Of the Asylum Of the Coed shepherd,

We have already spoken Of ths angsllo ania
sion of the Sisters Of shlB order. Whilst oflaez
not less holy, have to surmoHns only . physl
cal disgust In nursing the lck aud dfesotnH eso
wounds ofthe body, thiscne has 20 eonq9Sr 1la
moral FepuguRDoe which the contact with Dr.
graded beings inspiEees the wOanas os tie eeAE
being perhaps more Fepulsiys shsa he Haesz1
with what elevated senss Of daky, viii
what purs aplrit Of ChrlstianLfy misst tier
s tho sonIs wisSerea nS 81 Vice. y shsSe
ate beipgs Of society who have tefgo9ten al
submission 70 the Law Of work. % who baFf'
never known It becanse. they Hsrs SAseg
fycnng into the way Of evil.
II we reflect well on che wosk o. the fasf
Shepherd we Rhali be ec1yiusoa thst s4tzg -
not perhaps moro ncbleoT mere ere
the fall Of these women, and the lstess ~
undertake 70 bring back these unfeT1Enna
beings into the right path hy work. pEsyts
Ia sS1esstIon Whieh tissy ~ eve n
aocSmplish work Of separation - wen -
xo8sm ptfon.
The Lady PstrOnsseeS have andesai
taia well, who Ia order 70 assist the Aeglnn ~
tho Good 6hspherd have requested the =
EoaisianAisS 70 give Representatives ~ So
Opera House, and who are dssetisg the.s lsls1
with lauda1le Aeei 70 dispose % the tlcA4s4
without allowing themselves 90 b disern
ragged ~ ohstaoiess thsy aRPeAl % s1S i4e
hanstieie cheEity q orr oitlse1s. I, We ie.a
paGhaeic aseietanOa Of 0nr readers, We 81
but Q small constitution in exchange 81
cersaIa pleasnre, for We can prszllse tAos
performances will DO obaEminG.
On che days shat tbs Gtab iGsnee u fnss
lions, ehs Opera B0uee II to0amail - .con2
All that nro Invited. This tine - iaA Mq18
traottvc invitation, siBes u Eivee eEegy
fhO aneiSfaetIen Of paRti0ipnaing 81 = n16
week for the Eziaing SUN u ffay oe1t6
81 the sane time Is furnishes then the
tsanity e s DC. 70 We ,l s,ss = -
aee 81 she 9Th o. DesoHbsss - ~
House.
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Zrsneiated for the Morning Star from fhs French Of
Mgr. dc EaguT
THE WONDERS OF L0URDES.
lcsalltinued.I
THE sHCoED APPARIrIoN.

% che Sunday soilowing, the 14th Of Feb
ruary, Bernadssssas sister, with several Of her
plsynates, begged OF Mrs. soubirous 90 press.
ingly to allow the child to 60 60 the grotto,
that she could not refuse the coveted permis-
sion. A more, deiightful day conld not be
wished for.
A strange idea was Matched ont in these lit
tie heads; the Evil One may have hand ia
this extraordinary SEPARATION. "There is per-
haps some wickeansss in. itp suggested they TO
Bernadette. "As all events, you must throw
some drops of holy water upon 1t If 1t Is Old
Nick, he win run away. So say to 1t II
you: are from God, come nearer If you are
fKom Satan, retire.p In her inmost soul, Ber-
nadette felt convinced that the enemy Of man
kind had ,nothlngto do with the Appsritiou ;
uSvertheless, to please and satisfy her conpan-
iohs, she prenlsed 70 follow their directions.
oA.sheiE wag thssl pass by the church. and
alz . snszA Bdssis With hely WaAef. Aftsr .
while the grotto Il reached.
All wac still the niche was cold and gray.
..Tset us kneei down. advised Befnaastts; "we
San ssy Suf beaas.p They had scarcely hsgun
ere The u0untensnee Of the innocent friend OF
Nary Heightened up with glow Of joy. Her
eyes looked steadily into the recess Of the
GrottO, With m expression Of ineGable happi.
mess. There before her stood the Vision OF
brightness. smiling graciously from She midst
Of her mccarthy splendor, With the golden
chained white rosary clesped In her hands.
Lack y exclaimed Bernadette, transported
with rspsnre, @lookl look there she is." The
ehIl dreE raw the naked grcttc, nothing else !;
6nt the fee Of Bsrnadette was 90 trsnsagured
and ldHlined, thab hersality Of q s1pernasu-
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heart Of Bernadstss the dark, s.unfeeling rock
alone met her longing gaas, and recalled her
back to this wretched world.
Before evening, strange rumors Aitted about
thsough every nook and corner Of The sober
town. all relating to che wonderful occurrences
Of which the Maasabisilie Rocks had been o..
rsady tEiee the theatre.
vu.
THE rp,en .p..,,,,o,,- vsvo.na ON THE
nIEssEp yESGIN.
u,,., 49,. ......N,. r...n.a.
...s ~. '. sss ~ 49,.
=, .s.s - 49,. 49,. ~ v,s,s..
= 80. ..,. y sa.s $50. 49, :, -
80. 800 s~ $3.50 -
- .a,nu. n0 nox seAs =, s.sus -,
!. - -. az -. -.
81 - ass 800 80 . -
W o'.'oA =, =, ~.
se- =
.. = :.
e - = = !. ,no.- s.1'
-. =. so 20 - 49, -. =, =
..yls sAAe o1... S1eAs s'1 -
nU -, ny W.sn ~ ~ us uA.a1.
'.eust sun uaO.1e1 - .ANos's 49,
- aaess.SH Aos ye.1o,ss, pus sASs
o,uau noe D1sas sue.ossAses " ~
ppsls ane : .ssas sn.1. .as. -. 1870 =
-. -. -
=. 49, s...1s :.
oyee opons mus oi3 Iney ~ He0e appss'iAse
sne Wonaor.
Ies tne amrmesione~o she on'io Mere 70
poaitlve, tne oetele gwen 30 manuse' sne s'n'
oerity wltn Wnien sne reiaseo nsK Story % evf
dent, that they were soon staggered IN sneit
inereduhty. they dared not ~ least intesd'cs
her visits to the grotto.
Many OF the neighoore came 70 qnestion Ber-
nadette moro CLOSELY. Toe httle giri repeated
the circumstances OF her vision with such
oistinctness ano mplicisy, tnas al witnorew'
fus,y convinced thee the ApPafison was
reahty.
On thuFsdsy' Feofoaty letos Mne' Afs.et
ana yonng member OF sne sonansy' Antoin-
cite Peyret came a. . very early nour TO take
Bernadette toth erotto. Macs was usually sato
at haif-pass hye. They went to the church AND
asaisted at 1t thence they proceeded to tho
Msssabieille Rocks. It 's doubtless one Of
the holy souls in Purgatory thas comes to beg
for masses' so thought the two women. Ae-
cofdingly they mao provided themselves VAIN
. wax taper and for fear lest Bernadetse
should mot seize the exact import OF she Words
which mighs oe SPOKEN, tney mao also DEongns
psn, ink and paper.
A suPerhuman energy seemed to bear Berna-
dette along; her oomPanions eOuld not keep
pace with her: she was at the Gsctto feN
minutes before them. Down on her Knees she
front Of she excavation, aud skiing her gase
upon the empty recess before her, begins heE
beads. Suddenly SFy OF JOY escapes from heE
eHllenttOr ni7edn itQ nold1D
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fFrom Our DIVA Correspondent
QUIZ TRlaR LxzTxR.

Du1LrN, Nov. 9th, 1875.
His Eminenoe Cardinal 1FeCioskey arrived
here on Ra&urdaS sxeaiaRs lask ffiiasn Eaelnnf.
He was met, On handbag fron the steamer az
Kingston, by HEcnsignos 1feCabe fP. p. OF that
plGos5 and ciergymen representing che Cardf-
nal Archbishop Of Dublin, as ven as by the
Lord Mayor and bis Secretary. Instead Of
taking the train to Dublin his Eminencs
travelled the seven miles in Cardinal Cullera's
carriage. and drove straight to 80 Eccles strees,
the residence of his Eminenee.
On Sunday Cardinal AfcCloskey, having
celebrated Macs ut an early hour in private.
attended High Mass as IL In the pro- Cathedral,
in company with Cardinal Cullen, and gave
benediotion. In walking up through the
church to the throne his light elastic stop and
erect figure contrasted strongly with the.
dropping and almOst tottering Agure Of Cardi-
nal CniIen. There was great anxiety mani
tested to see him, and when he was driving
away, he was loudly cheered by an immense.
crowd. In the course of the day the two
Cardinals drove abont The city and tho
enbgrbs.
Yesterday and to-day his Eminenes was
visited upon BY several persons Of alstiactaon,
snd tc-rnorrow and the day after he 10 to be
presented with some addresses. On Thuraday
he win Be present ct the annual commence
ruents &c the Catholic University, and hesWff1
% there presented with an address nom the
professors and students. The foliowine day
he WIN, In all probability start for Cork,
whence he will leave for New York on Sunday.
It Is regretted here very mach that his Visit 10
to DO Of s1ch brief dnrasioD, and there is no
doubt that 40 an INSTRUMENTATION Cardinal, he
cenEd, IL he would, call forth an enthusiastic
greeting from the Irish people.
No great Home Rule meeting has been held
tho past week. But the Home Rule League
weekly meeting was held to-day, at which
there spoke DR.. Ward, III p, Mr.
Butt, n. r., 1fr. o,shaughneasy, ~. p, snd
other men Of inAuence, while on Wednesday
last q meeting was held in Draperstown,
county DsrEys in support of the National
movement, at which more than two thoussud
persona were present. The subject OF DR..
Ward'e speech to-day was the Home Rule
triumph in Liverpool last week, when ana
where Home Ruler stood against and defeated
The nominee Of the Tory and Liberal parties
combined for the Office OF Town Counci1lor FOR
the largest waHd in the borough. may add
that Home Ralers were also Eeturne6 last week
30 the Municipal Councils Of oshsr Engllsh
elites aud towns Gueh, for Instances. Is Preston,
Manchester and EsWeastIs-on-Ty ns.
TT. gtansfsld, q member Of the late Goveen-
ana . leading llhsrAls has Just been soel-
ne His y ~ In a remarkable mannae il refer
anes IS fhis question Of Hcme Rsls. AZ .
III Bury, Laucashifes q fss e g binoos
this r. panasyrisod the pEineIpis Of eslt-
ogcEnHzea and aaId it bho11d 10 exfsnded al
Sspe he euntrg- OF course, his words mar
- latpFctsa 70 eaR very Attles bne they
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Tsrns-slasls ospy, osan, > nan. ss-aa Aassls's
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Asprssssef ias Alsss Hss. Assaslsasps
We approve az Aha afbrasas& azsa
taking, and commend 10 10 the sathslta4
OF our Diocese.
tJ.M. AacnnisHor on NEW 0kznaslr
Dsss1bss Is, 1851. 5. q &