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guised that this is couaic: hriwec.l
Constitutional liberty and centrpIism
We cannot, II We would, shut cur eyes
To the fact that there il in this country
, powerful party who seek the over
throw Of our institutions. We see the
evidences Of ii on every hand. Prom.
inert members Of the Republican party
have foreshadowsd that policy by va.
rious resolutions in the House and in
the Senate during The present Con.
gross. They have even ingraftcd the
idea in the Cincinnati platform upon
which Governor Hayes stands and to
which be is committed. II II r. y
The Cincinnati convention, by which
Governor Hayes was nominated, al
nounces, among other things, that
The United States Of Ansri:a is q
,IGfien, not league.
This was the first time, SO far az |
have been able to ascertain, that any
one Of all the various parties ever ex-
listing in this country had the tsmerity
TO declare that this Governmcn: vas
not league What is league 7
1t is an alliance Of confederation be
tween sovereign stutes. ThSt is what
the fathers and founders Of this Gov,
ernmeut inteIded and claimed to have
established, and their work NJ sucl
has SINGS. recrived the sanation Of mau
kind AID EXCITED the admiration Of the
world until the Republican party re.
Ijtosed it.
The distinguishing feature Of hi.
Government is that it isu government
Of checks and balances that it is u
union Of States. not uuiOu Of the peo'
pie. The constitution was adopted by
q majority Of States in convention as
g0mbled, and not by majority Of tht
popular vote ; and to each one Of these
States is guaranteed republican form
Of government, With the power to reg,
ulate and control i.s own affairs in it.
own way, provided always they d.
nothing to violate the Federal Caasti'
tuition.
Mr.. Speaker, what il the object o.
this new departure 1t iG the over.
throw. of our present form Of govern.
ment tha. and nothing else.
These arc tho features Of our gov.
eminent that have excited the deadly
hostility Of The leading spirits Of the
republican party. They are jealous o.
the largo liberty and sovereign power
the people exercise. They see that
the only hope they can have Of retain.
ling control Of the government is to
withdraw from the people their sover-
eignty, to obiiterate State lines. abol.
ish local government, and to central.
ize power in the hands OF the rulers,
BY whatever name they may DO called,
y 4 4 i 4 4 i 4
When the opportunity shall be Of
fsred I propose to discuss this ques.
ton further. The people may as well
look the issue sqaarely in the face.
Their rights are imperiled. The gov
eminent Of their fathers is msnanced
BY an insidious and dangerous foo. II
| il DO not restrained We arc to have q
centralized, quasi.rapublican govern.
ment first and monarchy aftsrwara.
We regret that our space will not al,
low a full insertion Of Hon. B. vii.
sons speech. and hope that every lover
Of liberty and good government will
obtain a copy and give ii a Gu reful
perusal.
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Soath Carolina ca,ne noxt, and was
Of csu,se objected to. and. as there was
two sets Of returns. was sent to the
Electoral Commission. It IL thought
tue Commission will decide tomorrow
Uu the whole, though the advocates
Of delay have materially increased their
forces and carried important points in
the skirmish Of Yesterday, they accom-.
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The best and chea
pest place in
town to
bu
PureDrugs, &C
A. M, Smiths
DRUGS AND KH0LESALE &
RETAIL STORE,
Smiths Corner, Main 3d., Weston
Keeps constantly on hand = full and
fresh assortment Of
Pure Drugs, Chemicals, Dye Stuff,
and everything in the Drug Line,
Perfnmery, Notions, Fancy Arti.
cles, Lamps and Lamp Chin.
neys, all sizes of Window
Glass, Paints L Oils
Of ell kinds, White
Lead, Putty in
Cans,
Varnish, Turpentinc, Glue, Paint
Brushes, Alcohol, Pure Old
Rye Whiskey, Brandy,
Port and Sherry Wine,
for medicinal and
sacramentalpur-
poses, Gin,
And in fact everything usnally
In a First Class Drug Store.
BT- Physicians Prescriptions
carefully compounded at all hours.
l have also on hand large stock Of
SADDLES, BRIDLEs. HARNESS,
COLLARS, &c.,
And.in quality and price l defy com.
petition,
! employ none hut The best work.
men in Ibis department, and use The
best material That can DO procured.
mopaau1uo9
Neatly and promptly executed.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
nv goods and prices. and seesif they
won't compare fAyorAbly with any
house In town.
A. NJ, SMITH,
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OUR WASHINGTON LITTER.

Great Excitement at the Capital
Rum0rs-The Presidential Count
Change in the Commissioned
SENT ofiirial Cabinet Announce
ment-Mr. Tilden, &c.
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consists in part OF
Farcy Dress Goods,
WhitO Goods,
Black Alpaoas,
Mourning Goods.
Flaunels 10 Sacqueing.
shaker, Msdicated Red, White and
Cslored.)
Bleached and Brown Canton Flannels,
Cussimers for men and Boys.
Ladies and Gents Underwear,
Sheesiugs,
Cottons,
Rufs.
Collars,
Ties,
TO-, 10.
! now solicit The particular attention Of
tho NpeoRle generally, and respectfully ask
them 10 call and take grand survey ofour
Stock knowing that our present display, 10.
gether with the low prices asked, viii nrors
a great object, worthy the consideration Of
chases.
Ws:do not consider ltaay trouble 10 show
our goods, whether you buy or not.
Come and DO convinced that We are Offer
ing great Inducements.
IT Give me 4 call and you viii DO sat
iSaed that | cannot 10 uudefsold.
VIM. L. HUNTINGTON. :
Wnstn. t1.,ut 20
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EE TnEiinsans will now have to be
kept in jsils again for four years. This
was certainly a short.sighted aot.
They appropriated $4,000 q year to
keep them in jails, and to confirm their
insanity and render thOm incurable.
Humanit , dictated , different course.
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gaat,s Building, Weston, W. Va.

HAVING AAsootaed ont1
selves together for. tic
purpose Of conducting u
bRtG TRADE. VI a
The attention Of the public
to our stock, which Is var
led and completes and hs
long eHperiecce 10 The.
practical bearings Of the
Drug business 10 sufficient
TO command the confidence
heretofore reposcd in tho
members Of the fin. Gus
only desire Is 10 conduct
the business in every par.
ticulpE.to the satisfaction
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Orleans alone. But this il not all.
The courts Of the State and their Off
GERS we're in tho hands Of tho Republic
cans, They bad full power and au-
thority to make arrests, institute pros
eoations. aud sscurs the conviction Of
guilty parties. If the various oFenses
Of which gentlemen talk so eloqucntly
on this floor have been committed, |
demand to know why tho offenders
have not been arrested ; I demand to
know why the records fail TO show that
prosecutions have been put on foot for
their punishment. The imputation
that Democrats have by intimidation,
riot and murder prevented 4 peaceful
and fair election falls to the ground
malicious Islander upon the people Of
that uuhHppy and outraged Common.
wealth.
Not only did the Republicans have
control Of the civil and military power
u the State, but they had control Gifts
entire election machinery also. II =
The election returns OF Louisiana
went into the hands Of the returning
board showing on their face a mujori.
ty Of nearly 5000 for tho I'ilden
slsctors They came from tho hands
of that board showing \ majority Of
nearly 1900 for tho Hayes electors.
what brought about this change?
Gan any honorable man doubt that II
was tho result Of fraud. forgery aud
perjury BY it Rutherford B. Hayes
is 10 DO made President Of tho United
States. Contemplate the Chief Mag.
istrate Of this great coun!ry-succOs.
Sor to Washington. Jefferson, jack
son, and Lincoln-holding title 10 tina.
exalted position through ftand, and
through fraud alone y = y =
/ regard the present as the mos
critical and dangerous period III the
eouutry's history. Never before have
our republican institutions been put to
as great test as they are now under.
going Never before have they beou
~ boldly nispaucsd. GCutlemsn may
sugar.cOat the ill as they please they
may present the issue in any form.
dressed 10 any garb that may Sli; their
A..k. L.. al. .-,,.t, Il 49, .. - l.-
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State Of West Virginia:
Al Rules held In tho Clerks of;c, NJ ,L,
County Court Of Lewis county, on Tho Ina, t
Monday 10 January, 1871.
Richard Bat.en,
u.
II. 9. Messenger.
IL CAAscHHr IN TuE COUNTY oorar or Ipwu
50, COUNTY.
The object Of this suit Is to entoree a van.
DOR lien for the purchase money an asId
Ballcn for certain house and two lots IN
ihe village Of Jane Law, Lewis county, E.St
Virginia, which wurO said by tLe plaintia !"
the defendant for 3the sum Of $3.50 viii. In W
!eESSt from therday Of sale, subject 10 a
And Ii appearing by affidavit sled that IN.
defendant q, 9. Messenger ia non.resS I'M s Sns
O. .h!s StAts, aud he not appearing, Il + or.
dered that be do appear hsrs al ruIes u T Z.
asld lor said Court on Tho drst Monday IN IN
March, 1877, and do what is aecesSary y, ~
protect hls Interests IN this suit. "
Tette:
NllNtNnTNn -, do
, 1877-07-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

u-,. !, , ,on,.:..,e+ 80 1Iorabop
"aner =, Lsman' elocu''onsat' q.
.,'.aa sas =. a,.,.s,.
t'enleh c'ass "esaas e'en'ns III LULA
W. o. Lattmore will conduct Gospel temper
orca ma.,,pr +o.nivht In Farwe11 Hail No 13E
sns. sNs,. $3.50. ess'.,rn - .,ss,,s.aa t.r cho~ns
Aaaisoh stfeet- Singing eoaoueteo " eno'u
caot1'
The popular concerts at West Side Opera House
toccMcntal AalI) commence MonoMy evening ana
continue every evening thls week !hey are gwen
oy NeFans g hEetlo"'s band' Aumasslonr La
cents.
A ouarterly meeting Of the Chicago Historical
socieiy viii be held at The fremont House Tues
sfov eroniur ~ 8 n.clnrE psn"rs NJ Irterrst will
w. rea hy rho rrestent the iion' I. n. Arnold
and others. All interested in the Society are In
vited to attend.
r.,,e fourth ANIMAL njcn;c NJ thu sanx or chicao,
1 ,ha;r 9r;and ~ ~ onc... ~ - +h SnS
ata ~ uM c:, - Werre1 Ia Stm-SaW iu,..
Il. % Trias ieays Sorthwestelu depot % Welis street,
o n. Gosh s.dap. 1A' A'aas u sAnes aao s'oo
'Aus1e IL "s'euu'A~e
, 1877-07-15
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Grand Jury yesterday disposed Of number Of
small cases. and adjourned for the want OF Wit
nesses.
The Commissioners were away yesterday helping
Mr. Holden to open Humboldt Park, and there was
u du1lness around.
Coroner Dietzsch will appear before the Board
tomorrow to nave his say with reference to his
claim for expenses during the last half-year.
Commissioner cleaFy was oack Yesterday from
his visit TO his Kansas lands He reports the crop
prospects as very bright, aud that his faEm will
grow the tallest corn in the world.
Tho hole In the Court House Square was yester-
day smelling louder than over. Incident perhaps.
TO Its being 80 severely stirred by the Mayor and
it during the day, and addressed letter to Dr.,
D'Wolf, calling IN him to abate the nuisance Ut
once. Just what authority the Grand Jury las III
the matter is nut known, but it acted At the in
stance OF Mr.. Holden.
1r the Grand Jury concludes, as it most likely
will, to look into the conduct OF 1ts - borrowing
predecessors, It should call as the arst witness A.
bert Patch: liz knows who the borrowers weIe' a.
how much they ''borfowed.' - mud under what cir
cun,stnnces. The next witness sh"uid DC ASA
Williams. one Of the present jurors, who bag also
II tale to unfold And lastly, F1unl Marshall, one
Of the gentlemen frtm whom. money WIS borrowed.
and who subsequently, indicted. should be call"
ed. He can tell who approached him. now fnnch
vas paid them and on what ahn %axe
WIN tu!s 4uiV4HlAtlnA tAS 1AAJ 1a'~0AN A~~t~ "@~
trouble in getting ut the bottom facts.
Assistant State's- Attorney Weber has an utter
dislike for pork. The dish vos set before him YES.
terday, aud he took it insult. He will
change, his boarding house tomorrow. re-.
puttcr interviewed him on the subject, and fonnd
that his dislike for pork had no connection with
his religion whatever, but that it came OF the Tact
that he had recently been associating with the
s1bnl1s and bears'' OF the Board OF Trade. It ap-
pears that be invested some Of his loose change In
pork some weeks ago, and, utter holding on to his
f..rN fsura h IE&f
about $500. lie il IN bad humor over it. and the
less said to him on the subject tue better.
, 1877-07-15
SUBURBAN NEWS.

The regular meetins..of the Ladies' Literary Club
was held ut the residence Of Mrs. Calvin nu,snd
Friday evening. Tie entertainment was r,ore
social than literary, and on tnat account was
snited to the scaeon. There were present ffoa,
abroad ex-Gov+ Kellogg, Gov. Packard, the lion
4. II. Leonard. and Gen. Badger. OF New Orleans
Mrs. ". P. Nixon. Of Chicago, and the Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart, of Milwaukee. The Louisiana
Gentlemen were guests OF the Hon. t. b. Far
well. There was an elegant snpne., and
Mrs. Durand provel herself to he an adm!raote
hossess- The next meeting Of tho Club vill be an
The Hon. j. i. Farwell has gone to Colorado;
Mrs. c. 4. Farwcll and Mrs. ". IT, Ferry, Ir,
are 1T Sterling; Col William Johnston is IN New
England: Tuesday Mr.. William Henry Smith and
family 70 to Detroit and thence to Narrisanecs
Pier. Miss Johnston viii accompany them bur-
in1 the week Cnpt. and Mrs. Sabin will leave sos
the hills Of Vermont
CICERO.
The following letter is in reference to the war
which has been ~agiug for some time in the cice.o
Board Of Trustees:
Ar.I1s, July 14.-To +Ios<pA Dnnnrrso<sgtr. -1m<s
j. NccartAy. ami n G. Iftn+sn Tttsf.<s n thr To"n
n (Ceern-tESTI xuxS: We. the undersigned. Tr1sters
Of the Town Of Cicero destnE that tho interest Of the
town shall not be jeopar!ize by the consrnsrr.J
pending between E. $. ossood and Gilbert Race r.:
for position OF Trustee propose that the Rnarl sh.
Carthy. Hansea. Eldrfise, Wanzcr. aud Car,e. unta
the dispute shall h. settled In the Courts - to wqoX
is esay cr3:s sharp. ~ p @ an e. es o. sa
proposition. and If ron will ohtah the consent Of III.
e. keese, Jr., to the s,mc please advise u.s.
+. WANxEK.
r. J. ELnE1nGE.
JniS EARSK. JR-.
Trustees Of the Town Of Cfcefo
, 1877-07-15
EDUCATIONAL.
TIE PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD

held regular monthly meeting yesterday after-
npun. There were present Messrs. D. l.. Shorey,
President; Locwenthal, Hotz, Walker and Mason.
Dr.. Eotz presented list Of Danish. Swedish. and
Norwegian books which it was desired to purchase,
and which would amount to about $500 OF morr.
I'm mutton nf Mr. Loewen1hal, the list was adopt-
$500.
fxiug the salaries for six months. until Jan. ],
1878, insteud OF fora year as heretofore The
salaries are continued the same as last year, ex.
cept for the Secretary: whose stlnena @ - fixed at
Librarian Poole read the text Of a contract for
binding the books which he had entered into upon
authority OF the board. The contract was ap-
Mr. Loewenthal asked leave Of absence for four
weeks, which was granted He goes TO
Saratoga to recpperate h1s health o., DIT
On On notion @ Of Sr. Walker, ali the employees Of the
Library, Including Librarian Poole, Secretary
Wickersham, and other assistants. were reelected
until the second Mondny In July, 1878.
Mr. Loewenthal called attention to the fact that
the subject Of the old Post Office building was now
before the Board Of Education. aud that there WAS
thought it snou!d be- occupied By the Public Libra.
~, and fitted up thus fall, soon IS the term OF
the present lease expired.
MI. Walker snid there was Committee OF Con-
Mr. Loewcntha, said that something would have
to be done Immediately.
lT.
includes Messrs. Locwenthal, Shorey, Poole, and
Mason.
The membera Of the Board expressed themselves
After i brief interchange Of opinion, the Board
adjourned.
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
special meeting of the County Board OF Edu-
cation wis held yesterday afternoon Mt the rooms
OF the Board, No. iT3 Randolph street. TIL. first
business was the election Of Mr. Quinn as engineer
at the Normal School, his term OF service to begin
Aug. l. The Committee on Printing were i'll
structed to Cooperate with Prof Larrimorc, prln
c1pal OF the Normal School, in getting up the
school catalogues. Prof. Larrimore asked TINT an
additional teacher might be elected for
the Normal School. as. otherwise the
regular course Of instruction con1d not BE- carried
out The proposition was opposed By Mr.. S. s.
Gardner, and no nctiou was taken. 4 letter WIS
received BY Supt. Plant, from Prof. ". G. Rich
ards, accept1ng the position Of Lecturer OF Science
and Beltes-lettree In the Normal School. On
motion the Board adjourned until the last Satur-
day In the month
, 1877-07-15
IElEGRAPHtc NOTES.

New YoRK, July l4.--Five prize American
oxen we're shipped to-day for Europe to COM
pete with Scotch oxen at the Fal Kirk Trysts.
BARssrABLE, Mass, July IA full state
ment Of the recent Spanish outrage upon the
Provincetown whaling schooner Rising Sun was
forwarded to-day to Washington by Collector
F. B. Goss.
FREEHOLD, n. j., July 14.-Samuel J. Iilden
aud party visited the Revolutionary battlefield
here to-day, and afterwards dined with e1-Gov.
Parker. In the evening there WAS serenade,
followed by an informal reception.
Special MGbafch TO Tae Tribune:
SPR1NaF1RLD, ILL.,, July 14.-Gov. Cnllom to-
dav accepted IN invitation to deliver an address
, 1877-07-15

NEW YORK, July 14.-During the present week
about oi000, ,000 bushels OF wheat have been
taken in this market On English and Continental
orders, and applications have been made to Two
OF the largest European steamship lines fur Il
month ahead for all the room they have u1en-
gagged for grain. In one Instance an offer has
been declined ut current rates. /
Imports Of specie for the week, s., 600. E1-
poats Of specie for the week, S:la, CSC; princt
palIv silver.
, 1877-07-15
AN OLD SUIT DECIDED.

New YORK, July 14.-In the matter of siits
commenced ten years ago By Prouty and ten
Others, holders Of certificates OF the preferred
10 per cent stock OF the Michigan Southern
Railroad, which became consolidated with the
Lake Shore g. Michigan Southern Kailrhad,
which suits we're brought for arrears Of liyt-
dent1s, Judge Barrett has given Judgment gainst
the consolidated company and In favor OF ten
plaintiffs, and dlsmissipg complaint in the v1se
OF Mr. Boiseu
, 1877-07-15
ut the ogle County Fair, held at Oregon Sept.

4th to thc 4th.-
New YORK, July 14.-some clergYmen ind
Law members have sent addresses ot sympathy
aud encouragement to s1r. Tooth. the English
Ritualiss Among the siguers are the key.
Drs. Morgan Dix, ]: Z. Hopkins, and r. G.
Confraternfty Of the Blessed Sacrament.
New YoRK, July 14-PEcsidcnt Chandler, Of
the Board of Health, said this afternoon hat
for the last three weeks the dcath~rate had TO-
creased in q startling manner. Last week showed
an increase of l04 over the week be-
fore, and the present week an in:
crease Of 15S as compared with the week
previous. Tie greater part Of this mortality
has been in houses containing four families Of
more, and among children under 5 years OF ace,
The mortality from diarrhRal diseases is nca.lY
two-thirds OF the whole. =: !
, 1877-07-15

xe3rht 1osyes and several frnitd dealers have been
urrrsted; lake batcrs have been driven from their
hauuts and incessant blowers OF steam whistles
arc to be tended to. With the multiplicity OF tne
urc kept busy.
The Health Commission. being convinced that
smallpox arc being concealed In the vicinity
Of Milwaukee avenue and Division street. has in
gtructed Inspector Hall to locate thcreabouts for
one month nnd make house ITO house exa1ntna-
tim md yaccinate ali the iplAteE.
, 1877-07-15

Springs; Johnson Colorado: Gol Aon7s Thomp: m
sSs 1!oa- Smith; IespssSn; Tsom;s g. 6s
1Ga M}a;oG Portland aFo s Eaesr. s. 1oas;
f1sIshsr: ftssure; cpl AsLaath Ssw 19Es:
fth. Dubuoue: cx-Cov Brown tennessee: j. II Block.
New Tors d Led, pet!ois B.ey; X.h YorS
r. S. Davis, Boston; George II. Adams. ONO; " T.
Llndley, coorado D. SUMMERS u s. ALL. igson, S.n2m
LsEe; G. H. rarr, Buffalo: F. E. Fayaeld New YORK;
c. O. Alley. Rockford: j. " kutter, oetfot: b. l.
DRA3etC Genera,
, 1877-07-15
THE S'rENCHES.

For years great portion Of the City Of Chicago
has been periodically and thoroughly flooded with
stink strong enough to make the shade Of the
great B. Franklin lock down and weep for suffer-
, 1877-07-15
THE HA7ElI[NE UPRIGHT,

For the decoration Of small parloF, and for per-
fccton in tone, compass. durability, strength, ani
tune the Hazlctine Upright y to-day the stane:ar1
panu. 1t has nn competition in the market, and IL
recognized rs the only perfect upright INV Offered
far anln
, 1877-07-15
FINANCIAL TROUBLES.
Suspension of the Butchers q
" Drovers' Bank, st. Louis.
The Liabilities Foot up Some $750,oOu
Claimed Assets, $500, 600.
A Decided FURRY Among the Small
Depositors in ALI the Banks.
The Lunnberman's Insurance
Company to Wind UP.

o..,,
Special Dsposeh 70 4at a7o'''e
ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 14.--The sensation OF
the day here has been the suspension Of the
En+rb H., g, nrovers, Rank concern that has for
1@ ~ T.; e,,,n,;,3 e;rc1oa n t1,iq
ten 5es4e e1oo1 a. ~ 1,''A 40 AA .,.,o I'D,
and other cities Inc announcement was H.aue
exclusively this morning in the columns OF the
St. Louis Iinaes, in the shape of d personal
r+o+on,art hr n At chambers President of the
ot"'s1' =, "' 0A' ,.-..,o5
oahh, as "eA As o"ues VI ale paPe' "A'4
Chambers assigns as the principal reason ZOE
suspenling the run that MAS made on the
bont- a ye,r aro. when s1,00O,OO0 OF de-
.:.. ,,,a.o ,r,+i,;;s,wr +hna cr;nnl;cr the
bank to such an extent that It mas noe oeen ao'e
to do business with profit since until within q
recent neriod. when q reaction set in but which
s', 49,, +ha 1,+. h,,r 4o;1rrcs xve-e an
eeascu ueT T. ~. .h and t;na Innns;ts win o,r
onnceu aEc n noe Gsn 81. aIu ~ rlu,s ~ ] In
eleate suo'ooo, , ap9 e,tt'om sa,'ra Nv gon'1
pst1es VII 1eaen ~ eto..., n1tss n,Grtga~a
stocks luz aSsess ~ I''.ast u>'' 80 -.7H1
~, nceo1 49,, W. t,"nt 3D Mt ssn1IST thourh it
~ tne o4ha the+ ~ 1o,,ct Soot ~ t1e na6er is
Is stateu .nas IT, .nIvn ,.o1,,a e"sriacaJ
estmated at t1ts taGe sa!ue p...ciu
700 e1' a. snes .s.a mnn oeN p-s.;,1ant Hha.nhcr.
some oA inese W ha1oe7 oor that has;,Iss
states 10 LIS -. ea1u 1.;< tna., oestuea t,sa
tnese asse!s' nn w WIZ ef., anu usaro ~
ststs1s, 9l1s' e. .. iAunsol n 11u .s:.1 III.
suLn o"n sese.t ai 49,, ors rao;t a.;1
t.. ~ VI ,riiin@ ~ rnrtg fr fl,e
p.euss enS1s.1 f ',,n "n NV aac;t t,,srs nav be-
pn!pose ra.! u pasln t aere..nIa+ uset 1 tn. T.
lnls 1eai este' ,ua1 w. ~ sn- hi
~. ~ a.e ,o1a T.. ny "neer'
@ LIZ ,at n ,h;a e,,ge IL "arre1
ao.y aoo'e t1. stt sI p'e .iii hs .ai IN
t Ia tuara .1oas e1 ny eea,.' ~ he anv 1nnht
an,t u sivas ,,,s +3'.p thav vii he a. na;J
anou ians-a ,.,,,., ~ In,s;tnrs hove1ar
Avns tats5 nutIe' - .,t.i' r.as
Ier. - SoIs.oeaaus vs., ne. =; ,n"a- that
nt1a..i *i,., ,.s hail. e.aro.1 srha JanI,s;tors
snoweu tney were pam5 seatfu G.th
ate naae up, W c9ns!ueaap.. ehsst, y. 49,,
olis 'ooanE peop1. an1 1,s se,,' ~ .,o,,+ a
LIZ LIS 4alJinns ~ ~ ca o. 11 - 49,. 0a
lou eol1eetea u tne .e';s eioseu I..a, uooI ~:
lne panh .1. au .; "s ',, ~ ..',rs".; ~. nr;ests
VINO aa a. avisea s@ III sneh 1hra ~ tn
made their appcarauce to ouiet them. One of
the crowd made such 4 noise about the sus-
pension that Father Hem:y' priest; took nus
eertlhcate o. oeposlt' eooo' an" palu ta'1l t"e
cAsn 4ol IL. ,...-.--.