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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-07-18
GERMANY.
THE CATHOLIC PRESS

A decidedly Liberal" Journal, the Fos
sischs Zeitung, gives as the following INV
teresiipg particulars concerning the Ger
man Catholic press. "rhe present condi-
ton of the Catholic Press and it's extraordi
nary improvement within the past few
years demonstrate very significantly how
much the existing religious conflict (Cul-
turkampr) has been able to strengthen the
energy aud the irhaence of the Cathoiie
Church in many ways. 10 the beginning OF
the year 1860 there were in Germany only
thirteen Catholic newspapers of any note ;
the Catholica of Germany, Austria. and
Switzerland have now ore than three hSn
dred. many of them enjoying large circu'
lation."
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DIoaINa IRoN IN BucKINeHAM.--Wo rk on
the Coz property in Buckingham. a short
distance below Centreville, has been going
forward quite rapidly for some time past
This farm has been leased by the Bethle hem
Iron Company for term of years; and during
the present season the machinery necessary
for washing the ore and preparing 1t for ship
ment to Bethlehem has been erected. This
consists in the main of washer, with the re-
quisite steam motive power. An engine and
boiler have been placed in position, In build
Ing erected for the purpose, and there have
also been built q blacksmith shop and a
shanty for the workmen. Everything is now
In readiness to begin ore-washing except the
supply of water, for which a we'll is being
sunk. AS the volume of water consumed will
be very great this well is being made large
and deep. 1t is now sunk to the depth of
eighty-two feet, and although water has been
reached the supply is not deemed sufficient;
and the work Of sinking is continued: II is
thought that 100 feet wfII b the required
depth. Looking down into this deep hole the
bottom is lost In darkness, although che sound
of mans voice and the splashing of water
may DO heard distinctly. From the well and
for some distance up the ravine deep trench
has been dug for the purpose Of utilizing sew
eral springs that are located above. near the
surface Of the ground. TO the north Of the
buildings men are engaged IN stripping Che
land to depth Of six or eight feet TO the bed
OF ore, and pile of that material, in an un-
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tut The NhCUHD
xErrEA FROM OCEAN GROVE
OCEAN GROVE, AUG. %, 1917

OCEAN OhOtE y AUS SDy AotV.
Persons who have not visited Ocean Grove,
can have but an inadequate des Of the character Of the
place. Thousands here enjoying all the pleasures
the Affords at moderate cost with surprising free
dom from the frivolites and mmoraics Usually found
at Summer resorts.
On Saturday last, July 31st, was celebrated
the sixth annlvesary the beginning Of things here
- far as the present settlement Is concerned. The day
was marked by several interesting features In the
morning the large population crowded tho pavilion
to listen to graphic historical account Of Che inception
and carrying forward Of the enterprise 50 far developed
here. This was given by +. II. Stokes D. D., the first
and only President Of the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting
Association who went fully into the particulars Of its
rapid progress from very small beginning to It's pres
emit size and influence.
Tie credit is given toRev VIM. B. Osborn Of
having originated and pushed forward succefully the
Church find bodily and spiritual refreshment during
the heat Of Summer in company with their people
and others who choose TO come.
Great care was used In the selection Of the
spot and the projectors congratulate themselves that 1t
has proved emneitly satisfactory After varied difh-
culties they are now Arm financial basfs Il ii not
speculation and any surplus arising from tho sale
Of lots that Is not required fof the Improvement Of the
place. ID devoted to some benevolent purpose.
The Association is composed of Is ministers
and 10 iaymen Of the T. Church, who are pledged to
carry out the original design.
The regulations Of The place, which have
excited much are in conformity with this de-
san No whiskey or tobacco Il allowed % b sold on the
grounds On Sunday the gates are not opsued for
OF any kind and no horse d sscn ID the streets Nerh.
boring have hence no 70
their places Of worship for the meetings here and the
ou;et here "a not disturbed bv the driving about Of Sun
dsv pleasure seekers Altiscxh tssere Il small blics
force the general sedom from imoralities Of conduct
appears to be due to the fact that the majority Of the
vstors are not 30 inclined and to the restraining n
ence Of prevailing religions and moral sentiment n
would be we'll II .l towns would take lesson from this
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->.Sonie persons in Kingwobd are losing
poultry in mysterious way, the Frenchtouw
Independent says Some have have lost
rs in one night. Suspicious rest upon party
who have been seen driving truck wagon in
the neighborhood at all hours Of the night.
Some Pennington gentlemen visited
Frenchtown on Tuesday last, TO witness the
game Of base Ball. A little unpleasantness
occurred at Flhck's Hotel between some Of
them which resulted in the procuring Of q
warrant from W. T. Serope, justice of the
Peace
Green peaches, mostly Of tie Hale's early
variety, sold last week at 81 per basket
There win be plenty Of good ones in a week
or two.
III am CLOSING cut CUR shawls at
a great sacriflce. A. L. VAN TINE
AT Hooker's you can find all of the best
makes of Corsets, cheaper than the cheapest.
ap. %.
eB "The Butterfly" new brand, the
best cigar for cents to be found in this city,
equal to- more than one-half the cigars for
which dealers charge 10 cents. To be had at
MooRE's Drug Store only. II,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04
STOCKTON AFFAIRs-NARRow ESCAPE


On Wednesday morning last the fast train COM
ing through Stockton small girl attempted to go
the track when the hagman called to her to stop AZ
ter looking at the cars moment she started to run
across and the aagman springing entirely across the
dashing by, not three feet from them.
Stockton haseorganized a new base ball
club, called the eAfaLle Leaf Club We hope they
viii not Invite Some Club 70 come and play with them
and then want to fight the club we had here few
years ago did. 1t looked at that time though they
had been taking something to help business
Speak king of bnsiness-since Lambertvile has stop
ped the sale of liquor by the quart and broken the
business Of some small folks we them with their
goods packed Whisky and all leaving for Frenchtown
Won't that be happy place after they get settled and
start business AGAIN. Well FrcnchtowD is like many
other places In dull times 1t Is all right to give them
helping hand. OBSERVER
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--On last Friday evening about twelve
O'Clock an attempt wss made FIRE the board yard OF
Mr.. VIM E. stfyker An thIs city Are had been kind
did not succeed and second attempt was made by u.s.
ing cotton and waste Owing to the wet condition Of the
snd mt @ Hbout haf hour ae
this the freight depot Of the Penna. r. n Co. dis
covered to be fire at the lower end. An alarm was
given but the department not put In service
few buckets Of water put out the fire. 1t undoubt
eddy the york of ihcendiary the object probably be-
ing plunder
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

The Commissioners of Appeal in cases Of
taxation met at the Council Room, Monday last
Some four five of appeal came before the The
Board adjourned to meet at the Council Room next
Tuesday evening at ~ o'clock.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

Henry q. Hunt has bought the stock of
the post-oce recently kept by Elias Conover and
will continue business at the old stand We wish him
success In his undertaking.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

AS Mr. John Burns and family were
driving in the procession at the funeral of John Latter
dale near this city, last Wednesday, his horse became
frightened at dog when near Jacob Johnsons house.
and away The horse broke loose from the wagon
and was caught distance down the road. Mrs. B.
found fast between the front wheel and the post
of the wagon, with her child in her arms She was
but little injured. The wagon was,somewhat broken.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

we have been compelled to postpone the
publication Of Prof Larisons article the Physical
Geography Of Hunterdon Co. until the next issue.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

The building of the new iron bridge near
Copper HILL in this county, has been awarded to the
Lambertville Iron Works, the price being si0s5.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

The time for receiving proposals for
building the school house In the Sd Ward, has been
extended to Tuesday evening Aug 10th. Bee adv.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

- RHEUMATfsM, NEURALGIA, LUMBAGo;
Sciatica, Rheumafism, Goist, Nervous and Kid
ney diseases, positively guaranteed cured by
DR.. Filters Rheumatic Remedy. MOORE, Agt.,
Lambertville. july26-1y
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

Attention is called to the proposed Con-
sttutional amendments which published arst
page. Some of them quite important, and demand
careful examination. s
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Considerable disanietude is being Great

ed along the New Jersey Division of the Penna R. r.
by the dischargn of hands and the rep rs of further
reductions In the force At the tupanys shops in this
city some fteen eightee men hate been discharged
within few days; at Amboy, about twenty-five out of
force of seventySfye have been discharged at the
shops the Meadows near Newark is reported that
fifty sixty have been discharged aid hundred ut
Jersey City, At TreIiton. some twenty or thirty have
been discharged and corresponding reductions along the
lines.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

Doors and SHOES, to suit the times, al
Louden's. st.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

a. Cheap because Of their superior quail
ity--Fritz's Photographs. " 2sth, 81:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

az Fine Spices at sEvEnSs', the Dsng-
gists, Al N. Union St.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

For TRUNKS and VALrsEs, go to Louden's
43 Union st. ct.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

--Go to Hooker's for the best makes Of
Kid, snk aid Lisle Gloves. ar. 49,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

~ Gents Furnishing Goods, a speciality
at Rockers. ap. 49,.
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tB Potash, Concentrated Lys, aid every
thing in the Soap line--ay SEvERNs', the
Druggists fss>tA s
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az "rhe Punch y cigar, an old favorite,
8 for twenty-five cents, at MooRE's Drug
Store. IT,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

NoW - the time toOet Bargains at
the Closing Out Sale Of A. liz IAN
TINE.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

The only exterminator of the Potato Bug
lat Severns', the cheap Druggists. TT.
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so ParGsols, regardless Of cost, at
Il. II lsAN TIMES.
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MoNrHLx MEnrINe or rHr COMMON CouN.

MONTHLY MEETING OF THE CoMMoN CoUN-
GIL, AUa 2D. --All the members present.
+ A petition, signed by % residents residing
on the Turnpike road and Quarry street, was
presented asking for the erection of lamp
posts in that section. Referred to the CON-
nittee on Lamps and Gas.
An invitation was presented from the Hi
hernia Fire Co., inviting the Council to at
tend the depositing of box of documents,
&C., in the walls Of the new engine house, on
Thursday evening next.
On motion Of Mr.. Smith, the paper was re-
ceived and the invitation accepted.
The Finance COMMITTEES reported the
Treasurer's monthly statements for June and
July as in their hands, but not examined.
The Street COMMITTEES through Mr. HAM
NELL reported several streets that needed re-
pairing.
On motion, the Street Committee was in
structed to have Main street filed between
Church and Bridge, at cost not to exceed
$50.
r~,,,.
Main.
Mr.. Moore, from Committee on Lamps and
Gas, reported lamp post broken at the in
tersection Of Main and Wesden streets. No
action.
The Committee ON Poor reported an or
dinance. which was referred to them at
previous meeting, respecting the settlement
| Of the acconnts Of the Oyerseer of the Poor.
VI eho Aocouh'S "a suo osoasoS =. var
IL was taken up ou ~ se'oA'u 0AAs,
passed taken up on It's third reading ana
1900 q - n and ordered nubl;sbed
- C.:, -
~ was oruoicu slas "noii saio oo -"
Journ' II De 70 meet on wednesday esenins'
the 18th inst, at "a o'clock. a fxs
| Mr.. Ely offered the following:
Resolped, That the overseer Of the Poor, by
and with the concurrence OF one Q. Ine Jus
Iices ~ .no poaIe Doao to', o,saSa he and l.
hereby authorized to direct the way in which
such assistance shall be rendered. Adopted.
The poor bin for July, amounting to s279.-
So, was presented, and ordered paid.
In-accordance with the resolution passed at
the previous meeting Of council, the Chief of
AVuoo i'0. 'Ao
and due from Justices, viz
a< go OF
JUSTICE Ahseb ]sooa
g HayhurSt, 644O
a. Young 1880
e'
A statement from Justice Hayhurst OF fines
..a 4Ar.s...a ..
account &C., was presented anu reiefreu W
the Finance Committee.
The following bills were ordered PAID
q. NJ. fettee' repairing lamps re- Aorn.
p;avson s a pT1 1880
II. Pidcock, removing garbage, 1905
E. H. Holcombe, expenses for ar
rest OF Dempseys io' 20
Cras,an new new desIs. &c. 5000
G. Duffey. keeping child, 100
E. II. Holcombe, subp@nas, l.5o
The bill of Lambt. Manuf. GO. for TWO LOADS
of wood Cor Aquetong Fire Co. was referred
to Fire Dept. Committee
The Gas bill for June, S7o.4o, was referred
to Committee on Lamps and Gas.
The bills of policeman Cummings, Sutphin
and Gregg, for cleaning street lamps, 30, was
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over disclosing large vase Of handsome nronortions
beautifully decorated with flowers.
various photographs Of the scene followed and thus
ended the Anniversary exercises proper.
To describe the subsequent having Of the
Of new church at which Bshop scott Of De,axsre
ociated and the yarious meetings Of the even;n. ana
verssry occasion and It's would occupy
mucn space
SUNDAY was markea ~ an eloquent sermon from
Bishop scott VINO notwsnstanding very feeble health
exni0sea mentai ana power q high ordsr
ana physical saeor when aroused oy bis subject that
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-cRoCRERf AND GLASSWARE Al COST,
AT 4. {. VAN HINES.

Domestic Patterns and Sewing Machine
Needles, may be had at all times at Cooley &
Crouse's, No 81 Union So. s
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VIEW HOPE AND zUoxs coUxrr. RI

The Phillipsburg Democrat says that
Henry W. Beecher, Is TO preach ut Reigles-
vile in short time, the arrangements for
his appearance there having been made by
Prof. Rossiter W. Raymond, who has charge
of the Durham Furnace, and who is one Of
the Plymouth flock.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

Z IA fa,f fine Of White Goods and Hamburg
Edgings, at Hooker's. ap. 20.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-04

Closing 0ut Spring and Summer
Dress Goods at actual cost.
A. L. VAN TINE.
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II. i. Tan THE Is closing out Hss
entire stock at cost and betOr. Come
e0rlu for the best ba4gdanss
New-York tribune., 1875-10-16

t,c socopd giving the standards Of other accord
ing 10 American standards and the metric system i'
latter division has eutac much work ana gives lhior
nation easily TO he found esewbere IN the case Oh
money, values are given IN American no"hs' H"s"'
sterling, French francs. and German MARKS
Mr. X. A. Pr0ctor's new work, or one OF them,
is announced by Messrs ID Appleton Co, under The
title of Our Place among Inu'ies: Series Of Essays
contrasting our tc abode III space ana 'he WIN .hc
inhnitics around MS"
The issue of Gen. Shermans book seems te
have auickcned war literature in general. The
latest Inemors announced the "reminiscences OF
Forts Sumter aud Moult;ir." by Gen Doubleday, Malor
AndCrsOns second III c0itinahd WHICH hcsSis h"P W. "
Brothers have IN press.
A centennial monograph on "The German
Element in the War of Independence" by Prof Geo.
Washington Greene is TO be published by Messrsi trd
Hough;o II pictures r tne ne d,rte sidethe history
OF the German mcrcenaree.
An original "History of Philosophy" is be-
ing written by Prof s. Morris OF the University OF
Michigan the translator Of Ueherwess work II VIII De De
published by Messr3. scribnei, Armstrong Oo WIN IN
introduction by President Porter of Yale. Pfof MOTIFS
was graduated from Dartmouth in 1861
Several years ago Mr.. Carleton was seized with
the belief that burlesque of the popular alma
nae such as the Old Farmers Almanac" TO which New
England pinned its meteorological faith, would he renu-
ncIatiyc He suggested the idea first 10 " "Artemus
Ward" aiterwald 10 "Orphcus G. Kerr" ana next 10
"DCescks," but none of them Thought iavo,aD{ W IT.
and 81 the "AlmlnaX" came about Nearly loo,ooo
copies sod the first year. and almost AZ many sneG
aud though the retail price is only quarter, Mr shaW IL
said to lave received $1,000 the first year. and over
500 600 i'm all The new number is almost ready, WIN
s0rc outrageolsy absurd silhouette illustrations OF the
months.
The ouict work done by such an organization
as the Methodist Book Concern sums MP total winch
.urprlses al but those OF its denomination VINO are
cocnizsnt of its labcrs The display Of books made oy
the NewYork organization at the Book Fair In Jny was
larger lau that OF any house except Harper Bothers
70 the surprise of The trade. u exhibited there about
o 500 SAMPLES About twenty million copies or peri
olicals year are also circulated from the nous" VI
York lis noting that the co3rtcmr ~ ysteh hds
been almost altogether abandoned by inc thmch'
New-York tribune., 1875-10-16
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
IEstaDIlsIcd My, ISIZ.I
Conducted by Prof. T.. l.. YoUMANS
= 4 ~ II

Conducted by Prof. r. l.. YOUMANS.
CONTENTS FOR NOVEMBER:
l. THE RELATIONS or WOMEN TO CRIME l.
BY Els Van de Warsor ". u.
II. HYDR0TDs. BY Mira :. h. HcTrick IllustratefA
III. ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF ENGINEER.
ING. BY Sir John Hawkshaw.
". lNSECTlNOkOUS PLANTS. BY *. X. Leland (Il.
v INDUCED DISEASE PROM THE INFLUENCE
or TILE PASSIONS. BY B. w. Ricbardson, NJ. d.,
VI. THE PROPERTIES OF PR0ToPLAsM BY Prof
Ernst H1cckcL
VII. A CURIOUS INDIAN RELIC BY Charles C. All.
VII. METEOR0LOGY OF THE SUN AND EARTH. BY
q Pro-. l.lolr stewart +. RS
Tx. SUICIDE ~ LARGE CITIES. by Aim McIane
Hamilton. ". ID.
Y. HOME MADE MICROSCOPE BY John Miehel.
UlUstTst"d.b
NJ. Il ALCOHOL 4 Food
XII. SKETCH OF DIR. III. 4. BASTTAN. (Portrait1
XIII. ,okBEspOSnHACE Correction Forests Rainfall
XIV. EDITOR, TABLE Which Universe shall we Stndy!
LITERARY NouCFs First Book of Zo3logy- Money and
tina Mechani-m Of Exchange Religion and Science m
their Relation 20 Philosophy Proceedings OF the
American Academy Of ATts ami Sciences American
state luivtrsiiies Annual Report O u
the ~. Louis Public schools.
MlsCEfLANY: TceActi0n-Ancestors Of the British
thanKcs ia the Courses of Rivers -Antiluitv OF the
Owning ltod-American Pedigree of the Camrl-Tlo
Clinical IhcTmoscop'-A New Fossil Cr1istacean-
U.s. o. Busly Iails-liie In Elevated Areas-C ave.
Habitatons In Kentucky.
NoIE.
TERMS - PR Annum postage free 80 cents
ArPLEToN- JOURNAL and rHE POPULAR SCIRSCR MONTHLY
together, for 81 annuu, postage PREPAID BY
isbers d. APPLETON 4 90,
b4g and 55l broadway, ~ ",
New-York tribune., 1875-10-16
NEW- YORK LITERARY NCTE.S.

"Gail Hamilton's' new volume breaches
Sermons to the Clergy"
A new library edition of Cooper's novels, in
square syo, is promised by Messrs. ID. appleton Go.
Another novel by Mary G. Hay, author of
"Old Myddeon's Money, s la prcss AT Messrs. Harper
BrOtheIs' " Victor aud Nanqusned."
John Burroughs, the naturalist, has written
another 0ut-OfdOOrs book. to follow his Wake Robin
winter Sunshine is the promising title.
Among the forthcoming volumes of the In
ternatiOndl Scientific Series will be one on "The Five
Senses Of Man." by Prot. Bernstein Of Halle.
With Prof. JcvOns's work on Money, Messrs. ID.
Appleton q Co will publish immediately the little com
pilaton Of Tables of Weights Measures, and Money OF
all Nations" by Prof W Clarke ~ Cincinnati This Is
IN Two paris the fret arranged alphabetically by nations
New-York tribune., 1875-10-16
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.

PROF. CAIRNEs's political ECONOMY REVIEWED
BY PROF.. NEwCOmB-Mr. T. s. PERRY on "TnE
TWO AMPEIEs"-IEITERs OF JEAN-JACQUEs
AMPERE.
IFRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE.l
BosTON, Oct. 5.-The North 1mericdR RcCiec
for October is particularly solid and substantial NUM-
bcruOt supposed to be attractive usual therefore,
o. the weak minded feminine intelligence. II opens with
a long and able paper Political Economy, by Simon
Newcomb whose book by the late J. f. Cairnes
III. D. Emeritus Professor of Political Economy in Uni
ycr,ty College London. Nj Ncwcombs paper IS fun of
s,nud argument clearly stated. Among other mistakes
i'm the ordinary discussions of Political Economy he
speaks Of that common bundeI, which consists IN
sideIing the community only as mass ard forgetting
that TIE mass IS made up entirely Of individuals. and
that the acts of the only the sum total of tho
acts Of individuals. While human yolitOn, from scen
tif point Of view, Is completely subject TO laws
the operations Of nature the laws Of entirely G
fercht kind and 10 he studied IN entirely different
way The operations 81 nature dcnd entirely ante
eedent causes: whereas deliberate human acts the
result Of what the older philosophers might have classed
final That Is % say. result OF the act
some expected result itself the OF the 1hc
OF al the phenomena of political economy Is tie
desire of mankind 10 ENJOY wealth, the fruits of
wealth and IL 10 the prospect OF this enjoyment, and not
the autoccdent conditions, which is the proxiae
between the laws human action and what called
the lave Of IL Of vital philosophical Importance
In the answer winch the common sense of intelligent
mankind now returns 10 the questions.
when the loose mountain trembles from on high
shall sTavltStOn cease II you go byf
or old temple, nodding 60 its fall,
F0r Cbartres' head reserve the hanging wa"'
VIC have the postulae Of modern science not principle