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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02
STATE OF MINNESOTA, !
Gn,,nrv Cf Rico

Clearance Burgess OF said county being first
duly sworn deposes and says: That for sew
eral years past he has been afflicted with liver
disease, scrofnla, sore eyes and general debility,
with chills and night sweats, and was subject
to frequent attacks Of sickness from those
causes. That about October LIST, 1875, he COM
menced drinking the Minnepejuhuta Spring
water from Randall Fuller's Faribault Spnng.
That from the very first. he has received med
ioal treatment for above ailments, and for his
lungs, both in New York and in this state, but
without any permanent benefit. That since
the use of said water he has gradually i'm
proved in heath; he has no further trouble
With his liver, or scrofulous disease; his eyes
are rapidly in proving, in fact are nearly well,
and his general health is rapidly improving,
and he has not had chill since he began the
use Of the water. That he has no doubt that
the Minneprjuhuta water has cured him.
CLARRHce BUR0Ess.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
29th day of Dec, 1876.
G. L. LOWELL,
Notary Public
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02
Tie legiolasure-Istn session.

a joint resolution " rs introduced IL the Sen
ate, ON the : 81 asking OF Congress q further
extension OF i've years time for completing the
Southern M nueaota railroad, also = bill aut-
hor'x ing towns Ia OsUsted, Goodhue and D..-
kota counties u vote bonds u ald III building
- harrow gauge railroad from 81. Paul t.
Rochester. Sir. Ln.eu's bill for 4 cuInmis-
sion T. report upon ths feasibility OF the SAT,
printing It's own school books, was rveom-
mended to pass Ia committee of the u noi-
The Huuss passed several S-nsis bills fer 81.
Paul local matters, and Housa bills relating &C.
redsfuptlon OF lands sod foT taxes. and -
If teal estate by execution.
Bills were introduced in the Senate, On tn,
Esd Tor various local objects tu: none II gen
eTal Interest, except the Congressional district
apportionment. which adds largely to Ii. Rap
vote OF tina. diss. NJ. w illi-ton's bilto ostau-
ish theinetx.ats asylum At Bed Wing WAS in
definitely postponed. The pro position to p0r-
chase 1900 copies Of Booths lus,ioe's mSnuai
wss. tabled. The bill making each town pro-
vide for Is own pauleTs wAs ind .nni ely ,los.-
poi.ed. Alter much discussion, the m.nur,.l
tor ax.silroad bridge a. Winona was passed
% TO Is.
The House Indefinitely postponed Doughty 5
Partition fenoe bsli Bills Introduced, rsduc-
Ing labor and psy o. county schoo. super.n
te,lject>. relating 70 d-linqIen; taxes; provid-
In for the levy Of :. tax ioE school purposes;
extending jurisdiction 0; justices OF tns p<zsce;
making three tcurths OF 3 jury on civil. CASES
| competent to ind i verdict, and icr the pro
| lection O. .osss: culture. Senate bills were
passed-ksSs.Iziny Incorporation OF the State
sgricui;ural society; spport.on.uy the school
fund> On Tie basi> OF enro..sG scholars; relating
10 cattle running at Large; and concerning
m rtgasa foreclosure. House hills passed -es-
tabi,>iainS temporary .nshria.s asylun-77 -
I: appropriaiins $1,000 ioE SEED gran for
ts -
publication Of delinquent tax lists.
Tie S.nats on she 2ish, received $ commun-
| ,canon from the Mayor # Atlanta, Ga, to :
ire eAeursaoa fog tie legislature from Chat
tanooga 10 Atlantis and Port Royar Ssua:s-
GTaves otss->.d 3 bin redIs.rictins the Ssale,
which WAS referred TO tie judiciary COMMITTEE
TIE appossionmsns is sah}osned 70 this report.
A resolution WIS adopses. thai no bills shAIl b.
introduced sitter Monday. the aSsh After NJ
cess the following Senate bills were passed re-
tAting to roads 2ni bridys, afsdavi.s, inter
ysnion IN civil practice, trszsulerss honds,
foreclosure OF mortgages. solitary confinement
| IN the State prison. costs o; suits, account
books - evidence, printing tex: books, and
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

a correspondent OF that valuable jour
nal. the industrial Age. Of Chicago.
writing from Olathe, Kansas. says:
We hsve .hrea papers published in Olashe
all republican and all patroniasd b. the
farmers, and not one doing them any ce>d.
We mostly rad pastisan and ring ral~rS, for
tho es.Son tha. We have not energy enough 70
have papers If oar owr: and i, Is like casting
pearls betcre swire TO try 60 induce some
farmers to take papr published IN their own
int re~t, yet thousands viii read the AGE and
similar psPers ~ sooa Is ihey are sequAiu. d
with chem
1t is too :rus tina. farmers, IS rule.
are supporting papers that take not tie
slightest interest III their welfare; nav,
thar are too often found defending their
enemies.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02
.RsONAL MATTERS.

Al reports connecting the name Of At
so.n~y General Perepont with the mission TO
isnyiand are erroneous judge Pierr-pca;
ssvs he wouii MOI, on any condition, leave this
country during the centennial year, O. while
50 impox4a j: acanSass III viii engage universal
attention. Is vending Equally incrrer. have
been run.crs tnas Secretary Fish will succeed
Scheuck
Mr. a P. Burbank, the elocution.st
aud p1bsic reaier. has had an nexpe&ed
measure OF success n the Eass In New York
city alone be rad 70 ten paying audiences.
One afternoon he read in Steinvay Hall to an
A.eemblage G, eco people, and IN tie even
inr to N s1dieEce Ct !, 30 in ChickrTiag Hall.
He has postponed his return TO Chicago from
March 70 April /.
Clrdoza, the black superintendent Of
educa.ion IN MiEismpp, has had the rare dis
tinc.ion Of N almost unanimous impeachment
bT the House G; Repreeniatives-oniyt tour
ra1icals having the hard;hood to vote against
the resolution nan thus deserted by his
party friends mr,s. have An unusual iorad Of
MANY buckles on his tack, even for Mis-
SIS ipp politician
The Missouri Republican Of the 10th
hiss special iroIn Louisiana, No, stating that
H. r. Summers, who has been charged with
doing improper things : juror IN the Mckee
trial, deuies in too the statements o. Watson
Foster, his accuser, and has called him q
lying suoundrel to his ,ace Summers il 0 id
10 he retired merchant Of LOUISIANA, and
stands yery high n his community.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02
Autobiography State Conven
ton.

!ndepenosn. Autobiography State Conyen-
tioN.
l, being deemed expedient to hold a
Convention earlier than suggested by
the State Central 'Committee al its last
meeting Therefore the Independent
voters Of the Stataof Minnesota who are
willing to sever all connections with
old party organizations, and unite in 8.
new and Independent Party, the objects
OF hich are Radical Retrenchment Ia
public expenditures, both State and Ma
Eonal, and thorough reform in tie iinan-
clal ,.I,.irs OF the country, are requested
To seed delegates to q State Convention
20 DO held 1t Owa.onna on Wednesday
the 29th day ct March 1876 at II. NJ. for
the purpose OF selecting ten delegates to
represen. the Independent Party OF
Minnesota in the National independent
Convention t. be held a. Indianapolis
on the II day Of May 1876. and also to
appoint five candidates for presidential
electors; and TO transact such other
business as may properly come before
said convention.
Counties are entitled to delegates as
follows Anoka g. Blue Earth lO. Brown
} Carver Z. Chippewa 8, Chicago 8. Da-
koia 9. Dodge5. Douglas 3. Faribanl. G.,
Freedom 7, Fillmore IA, Goodhue 10,
Hennep;n %. Houston s. Isanti 2. Jack
son ?. kandiyohi +, Lesueur z. Mcleod
-. Martin ,, Meeker 5, Mower 7, Nicol-
let 6. Olms,edll Otter Tail 5. Pope ?.
Ramsey Is. Redwood 2. RenvilIe 4,
Rice 10. St. Louis 2. Scott 6, Sihley 5.
S.earns 9. Steele G. Todd 2. Wabaslaw
g. Waseca 5. Washington 8. Waterman
;. Winona Ii Wight T. and al others
one each.
Dated F.b -. 1876.
Ebenzer Ayres. Washington Co..
Chairman. o. H. Page, OImsted Co.
Henry Heys. Goodhue Co. c. S.
kneeland. Dodge; d. r. Farm
ham, Wright; NJ. b. Slocum. Nower j.
A. Latimer. Faribaul,; All Bartlett.
Freedom; S. W.. Hayden. Chippewa
Joseph Goar. RICE; William Blaisdell.
Hcnnep,n; J. c. Wilson. Pope; j. +.
,ShScaheck. Nico.lc: ". Small. Anoka
Martha Greedy, Siearns George S. Mi
lard. Leseur, j. Ne Lee. Fillmore j. v.
Branham. Meeker; W. II. Davis Muir
ray; r. A. Simmons, Dakota.
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

VALESrixR.- hile every one wss bessnh-
inc Maj Kennsdy fer Valentines, A. J. w.
Til mpeon, deputy postmaster, wss down in
Ohio choosing one winch he intends 10 keep.
We noticed that Maj Kennedy MSS nc. over
looked. - on his table is eonspicucusly dis
played oa,rca;ure of one of Une,e SANS en-
ployees l+Sking into ths letters, and under
meath il is signed: Compliments Il I. Don
needy" That n,sy refer 10 the little uupess-
antness about Donnelly' attempt - swindle
the mail service. Hastings Gc=cfss.
Now S.eb.. Steb.. why will You lie so'
Have you forgotten that You are no Ion
ger one-halt III . federal otflce-Lolder ;
no longer the last teathery tassel on the
tail end OF the tail ola government en-
ployee. Tell the truth. Ssee.. If yon
burst Slool-vessel in the unusual Ell
fort.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

Bro. Donnelly announces that he don't
want any more Of the Democratic party in
''hk m" and that hereafter he will ride the
Anti Monopoly horse, even if he has to tide
hare back Glencoe Register.
Not exactly. He does want the Dem
ocraic party in "his'n;' that is to say,
he hopes to see the Democrats enter the
Independent Greenback party and thus
help give 1t victory over the present
pernicious policy OF contraction which is
running this country.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

The Owatanna journal thinks that in
exempting e., 0O0 worth OF printing ma
terials the Legislature made a mistake.
The journal torgets that if printers and
editors had precisely the same exemp-
ten as other persons they might have
$4,000 exempted. The s. 600 limita-
ton leaves them al q disadvantage rs
compared with farmers. lawyers, doc
tors. clergyren, etc. whose property is
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

Henry NJ rs, who FAN away from San Fran
cisco twenty years ago, with a million dollars
belonging to other Ieop.e, ard who subse-
quenug Ssuassed dozen millions in Peru, has
Had his disabilities removed by tho Caiior-
nia |, gisature. ard Lis daughter now figures
in v ashiugten as ''tho Peruvian heirees -
Erehangc.
This item should be pasted up in every
pcritenlary cell in thus country, so that
the deluGed Wr.tChes confined therein
would understand that while it was :.
crime to seal \ few dollars it was the
highest virtue TO steal Il million.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

Special Telegram to TIE Inter Ocean.
Lacos, H., Feb. 9.--The Sheriff has oiTeret
a reward for Todd, the escaped prisoner. Todd
III eec apng, did not lock up the Eii, rs report
ed. The police want him at 81. Louis, and
be las an ureSpiird term 70 serve cut III the
Indiana Fenitentiary
New we cau help the sheriff on. Of
his dilemma. We have two Todds al
Hastings and the sheriff can have either
OF them .ortho asking. In fact. it h,
insists on it he can take one Of them tc
St. Louis and the other to lnGiana.
Come. dear sheriff come; and yor
will be the most popular r,au that ever
visited Dakota county.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02
THE NEWS RECORD.
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.

The court OF claims, on the 29th, rend-
cred decision in the famous Chorpennipg
case m effect that the reference Of the claim by
Congress to the postmaster general, and his
decision tia; between four and five hundred
thousand dollars were due 70 claimants, did
not, in fact, constitute an award binding on the
government An appeal Is now being taken 10
the supreme court.
On the 2oth the Louisiana House Ct
Representatives, adopted resolutions calling tor
the impeachment Of Gov. Kellogg for high
crimes and misdemeanors. After formally
presenting the resolutions TO the Senate ,he
House adjourned to Wednesday, whereupon
the Senate adopted resolutions disniseing the
impeachment presented by reason Of the fail
ure OF the House to prosecute the same, the
resolutions T. have the same force and efe { as
q Judgment Of aoQuitttt.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

Near fkport. on Turkey river, Iowa, Z
walnut tree has recently been cut down iol
iumiss, u HIGH measulvd seven feet in diane
ter At the cut and seyentYeght feet to the
first limbs. The owner has refused s. 900 fol
thu tree a4 it lies in the woods dubuque Dali,
Necs.
We would recommend Seagrave
Smith to plant "a walnut orchard. Be-
tore he goes to Congress he could sell
the trees tor as 600 each.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

Er. Donr,lly denies that his newspaper, the
Anti Monorolist, is Ieterlng out. Financially
or otAarw he Particularly the otherwise
Wei, lguatius. we hope " hat you say is true;
youI running paper i'll on. midst il lad
enough. ard He tel,ainIy DON'T want you t.
burst. LDhc city Leader.
We Were not aware that we were run
ming our paper in the midst Of broth
or MMasters. Ii that be SO he has go,
more brains IN his stomach than he ever
had in his head.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

A great deal is being said in the agri-
cultural newspapers lately about ''meas-
uring corn in the ear"
We would suggest to the farmers o.
Dakota county that in selling their corn
they measure il in Bill Tods ear.
They would in that event get good meas
ure
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

The Wisconsin Assembly on the oath
passed the Dells bill by vote TIT to Is.
On the 2Sth bill was reported to the
United States Sensse fixing the salary of the
President from the 9TH OF March, 1877, 81
Sc, zoo per annom.
The Secretary Of the Treasury 8
directed the retirement Of $329, 74o in United
States aoses, Icing 80 per cent. Of the new
national hank currency isrued during this
month This viii leave the outstanding legal
tender circulation until further orders e37U,-
s;3, $50
The City Council Of Louis. 9th. settled
the mayorality contest, pending tor some time
pas:, by s. majority vote in favor q Henry
Overstolx, the contestant. After this action
Mr.. 0verstolz was installed by the council.
Mr. Britto1, the incumbent ouAed, in y card,
takes exec p.on TO the action 9. the council,
and says he shall continue to p15ofm the
duties Of the of5oe until the questions .. issue
are decided by higher tribunal
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

From the beginning Of the world to this
day there was never any great villainy acted
ly men, but it was in til. strength of some
great iaiacy put upon their minds by a false
representation Of evil ter good or good for
evil.-IS.uth.
That is illustrated in the inigui,y of
plundering The people to support these
normal schools in this state, in the sacred
name Of education.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02


WREnEAs, TIE Howard Insurance Company
. cooperation organized uhdsr the laws Of ~
State Of New York, has f4sd in this Depart
nsent sworn statement exhibiting IL Condl-
ton and business for the year ending Decsm-
ber SIS, 1874, from which it appears Inst The
capital, the character Of the securities and ths
financial standing q said Company, CONFORM
70 the requirements Of the laws u this 64Ale
regulating the business Of insurance.
And whereas said company has fully COM
pljed with ali tie requirements Of the inso-
ramos laws Aforesaid,
Now THEExvoRv, /, A. B. AcGill, Insunnse
Commissioner Of tie State q Minnesota. pus-
saant to the provisions OF said laws, do hereby
certify that the above named Company i fully
empowered, through its suthorised agents, %
transact its appropriate business Of Fire Insu-
nance IN this State, according to the laws there
Of, until the slst day OF January, A. u. 1877.
In testimony whereof have hereunto ret my
hand and affixed sny Official sal this Ilth,
day Of February, 1916.
Ar. McGILL,
Insurance Commissions
/ ?. A. STUDDAKT, Agent,
Feb. 2~-5s ST. Paul, Mimi.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

An eastern paper says We took Sea-
grave Smiths scalp last fall. We mod
estly demur. We abstained from taking
it because asa trophy it would have
been of no value. The world could not
have told from what part Of his person
we had removed it.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02
G. A. DeCRAFF,
gxEKDKE or

EREEDKE or
Short Horns, Ayerxhire and Attorney cattls;
Poland China, Chester White and Imported
BeTkxhire hogs; Co4swold and 6outhAovn
sheep. ] now hsve for ale fine specimens q
the aforementioned kinds 2sd varieties d a0ek
a1ssLAKE FL YSIAN STOCK FARM" In
formation given and orders promptly filed b.
spplica4ion to LOTU WALLACE.
JanssviIle, Waseca Co.. Mn0.
june -, 1914 --z.s1 Xxx 80
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02
CRyERAL HATTERS.

Maj. Voyer, IN charge Of the govern
ment police IN Qnetec, hzs died IRON wound
@ased By the accidental discharge Of . pistol
IN his OWN handa
I Noee Of the convicted erookeda ct
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

J. n. Hoover hai his steam saw mill, some
SIX miles north OF this C y destroyed BY fire
sunday morning Feb 11h- Loss q, 500
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

Grants adrnoni.ion, 'siet no guilty man e.
cape" Is being cArrisi into effect q. Dundzs
among the unlacsnsd dealss IN ths crooked
Two have been tried, found guilty and
tined
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

II sseuns after III, thxt the Aidlsnd railway
scheme Is sslll to be an opsn question = con-
Germs tnis city. and i may "a asccme bondsd
u aid Il ths enterpeiR, through The es1f6nzs
q - sAn= power thxs soDescssd, and su1sp-
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02
FARtBAutT DEpART'T,
FRANK 4. DAVIS. Editor
lat LowRlLs oTY7Cx.}

Several OF our citizens started Tor Texas last
Monday morning on a prospecting tour, with
: view OF locating there.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

Monticello Times.
The Minneapolis Nail wants the republicans
TO nominate z. B. Washburns for president,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02
23,6a4,6s
l,Ii6.2l7
l,II6,2l7
G. sueuyss II MINNESOTA.

Amount Of risks t2ken,-fre S26. 500
Amount OF premiums cosiv-
g, fro -. ...... .... 1851
Amount Of outstanding risks
In Minnesota Ut end Of
year -. 49,. -. 49,. sO.as>
Amount OF LOSSES paid OCCUR
ring prior 70 last statement 1880
Amount Of losses incurred.
claimed and unclaimed :. $3.50
Commissions paid agents In
State. :. =. -. 55,sl
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02
HOWARD
InSur ance Company,
N ew ork,
Principal Office, New York.
Organised and commenced business, 18th
April 1851
SAMUEL T. SKIDMORK, President
RICHARD w. CLARK, Secretary, pro tenn.


/. ASSETS.
Value M unincumbered real
estate owned 80. 80. 80. s l.
Amount loaned OH real estate
security. (hrst liens.)....
Interest due and accTued OH
bond and mortgage loans
Market vaule OF bonds and
stocks owned 80. ....... 81
Amount loaned OH collateral
security, (market value
$43,8lW -. 49,.
Cash on hand and in bank ...
Interest due and accrued on
bonds and stocks not in
Guided i'll market value
Interest due and accrued Oh
collateral loans ...... -.
Premiums in .tue! course Of
collection ....., 80. 49,.
All other property viz: Sal
vass property and claims
ON losses already paid,
Rents due and accrued,
Total -. ...
Aggregate amount df allactul
available assets -. ...... 81
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

-Gar,1eneIs win find much q interest and
value in Roots Garden Manual advertised in
this numbsr nearly three fourths Of it, con-
tsnts consisting Of improved and laaor-saving
methods IN market, private and 6owN garden.
Mr. Root grows mot Of the sseps o6rred aid
makes specially Of market Gardener sup
plies
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

q Msds<ILAxEoOs.
Total amount Of outstanding
RISKS DEC. 81, 1916 1880.
Tota. premiums ie0ived from
organization Of Company
TO date 49,. 49,. -. 49,.
Totl Losses psid from orgaiii-
z.atoD of company TO date
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-03-02

Q. LIAR1LlrIks,l
Gross claims for
losses adjusted
and unpaid. N,!4e.@
Losses resisted in
Guiding inter
est and expen-
0C0 $3.50 .ss-.. AosVV
Total gross claims
for losses ...... 6,S49.ee
Net amount Of unpaid losses
Amount required to safely r.
insure all outstanding
risks :. 49,. 49,. 49,. go.
All other demands against the
Company -....: -. -.
Total liabilities except capital
and net surplus -. 80.
Joint stock capital paid up in
caah -. -. ....,. -. ;.
Surplus beyond capital $50.
Aggregate liabilities paid up
capital and surplus 49,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-26
Lmor, b,.aaiuliy.vosdsd psoduetlon

A more hsaadiully .vosdsd psednetioa
Is seldom met WITH.
The Grafton BY o. o. BattsrnAn, p.
q. r., was full Of hrothsrly creating and
congratulation, and throughout brsathsd
: spiht Of fraternA Affection and regard.
II was received with applause and com.
mendation.
Among thoss present the following
were noted: E. W. Bradford. Past
Grand Patriarch Of California; J. @.
Smith, Grand Patriarch OF Nevada; W.
H. Hill. Grand High Priest Of Nevada;
=. V. Drake, Grand Scribe and Grand
Secretary Of the Grand Lodge Of Nevada.
and d. D. Atkinson, Grand Master Of
the Grand Lodge Of Nevada. The ear
riages contained some other invited
guests.
The exercises concluded with music
and bendiction and the Brethren Of the
Mystic Tie parted with the beautiful
lessons Of Faith. Love and Truth more
deeply impressed upon their hearts.