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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-30
r IST OF CAUSES set down for

III VT - n ~ EDEkC stl ficNu iCI
- argument NJ a Court of Common Pleas
10 be held at Ebenshnrg. for Cambria cnunty,
commencing on TUESDAY. APRIL 3. 1871:
ONeil va. Carney; Christy VS.. Allegheny
Mountain Coal and Lumber Co.; Leslie for use.
vs. Thomas Ryan Ell "i;; Conrad vs. 1fley;
Breldlinger VS.. feagIey; Wehn. endorser, va.
Ellen NJ waters, "pminIssaa,rix piiI sees & for
use. same; Driskrll, for Use. George
Seymore; Hoover. for use. We. same; Saupp vs.
vs.. Rurtz; Timothy Hunt VS.. c. Hunt and @.
Giileni John Dioert Co., use. vs. John
Schmidt same vs. same; same vs. same; Aud
itor's Report. Rainey Il Rainey 5. L. Fries, use.
vs.. Alexsnder Troxeli; r L. Johnston vs. Val
Wagnervs NJ Cormick; Luther rs. Kirkpatrick;
MCiure's vs.. Mary Jane Mitchell; Eckenrode
vs.. WIN. Brreoon; Berkey VS. Berkey J. esis
Us. Pfeister; Com tn VS.. John F. Long ct. al. (.
Patton vs. MKee; s E Burns vs. YounEkins &
Finger; F. Bsrne and wife vs. A. Walters f; J J.
Giliesple.use vs. J. @. Fulmer; l. ;. Lewis use
VS. Williamson * Co: Schper;z Co. VS.. Trot-
Langbein: Same VS.. Same Rex VS.. Shoema ker:
Peoples Fire Insurance Co. vs. Directors of
Poor of Cambria county Same Commits
sioners OF Cambria county; Same VS. Patrick
O'Cunncll: Same VS.. VIM Reriin: Same IS. 7.
VIM. Butler Same Va. VIM Unverssght; Same
vs.. Charles Van Luenan; Same VS. Lewis Van
Buanan Same vs.. William Mills. jr-; Same va.
Graafc & Henhach; Same vs. John Dibert /;
Same vs. Valentine Louther: Same KS. T. VI. Il
]. Brown: Same vs.. Samei Same va. JOHN
Benton; Same We. Same: 50 me vs. John Raah
Same VS.. +. W. Hay. Same vs.. Evangelical
Lutheran Church Same VS. Geo NJ. Hess Same
vs.. David II. Lucas: Same vs.. Augustus Brown:
Same vs. George Garner: Same VS. John Qnirk
Same VS.. Lewis Platt; Same VS.. Timothy n
Porter David Huber; Independent School
District out of Cain bria and Munster town
ships; Private Road near Warmers, In Chest
b. M'COLGAN. Prothonotary.
Prothonotary's Once, Ehenshurg, Mar. ls. lsIi.
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ADMINISTRATORS YOTTCF

IA Estate of PATRICK SIArTERY. dec q.
Having been appointed AdministratriK II -.
last VIII and tsstanent of Patrick slater. -
Of Washington township, Cambria county. der =.
the under>fg ned hereby Botifes all pgrspus fii-
dehted ~ tho estate Of "a i decedent that lie ra
must he made without Geiar. and thns. aaAtrE
demands against the same " u secure sCtt ie-ncEt
hr presenting them in a properly aui inenii icA- II
TORN MARY SLATrEKN. AdministratriN.
Washington Twp. March lss1. o..
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4 DMINISTRATION NOTICE

"A Estate of JOHS S1ATTEgY, d.r'd .
Letters Of administration cum tsstamento sn.
nexo having been granted To the undersigned ~
the Register Of Cambria county on the estate af
John Siattery. late of Washington wnship. a'.
ceased. notice IL hereby given to all ,ersurs IN
debted TO said estate that payment must lac made
without delay, and those having claims Agantt
the same viii present them tc nlc duly ptsbated
for settlement.
MARY SbATTEET. 3 Administrative
Washington Twp, March 2, 1877 81.
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To My CusToMrRs-As I will do busi-
ne a strictly for cash on aud after the 1st of
April, and keep no accounts in any case, all
PARTIES who know themselves indebted to
ii,e are requested to call and SETTLE their ac-
co,imis is paying the cash without further
notice NV terms in the future will be posi-
tivelv cash at the time of purchase. no mat
ter how small the amount, and my prices
will Le lower than the lowest.
M. L. OATNAN.
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nm named 4

"A young man named Benton Markiev,
an employee of the Pa. X. X. Co. aud a resi-
dent of Bloomtield Furnace, Blair county
had one of his legs so terribly crushed by The
cars. on the 18th inst. that the injured limb
had TO be ampuiated at The thigh in order 10
save his life. which even yet is far from he
ing an absolute certaintv
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SELECT sCHoOL-Tbe under.

~ signed will open Selecf Srlonl in h.
Ebenshurg Union School Buildins'. FOR term
Of ten weeks. commencing MoSDAY, ~ hAT-- 1871.
The common branches. higher mathematics sud
the natural sciences will be taught Instruction
IN teaching will also he given TO all who desire IL
TERNs--FiTe dollars per term for ali studvif
only the common branches sis dollars per tern
for the higher branches aud ipstructilr N
ing 4. A. Lyle.
March - is77.-5i
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a RGUMENT LIST.-In pursuance

AN u VI II " Il III pun
"A of Rule 10 of the Orphans Court of
Cambria county, notice is hereby given that at
an Argument Court. TO be held at Ebensburo
on TUESDAY. ApRIL ed. A. d, 1871, the follow
ing matters in the estates of decedents will be
presented for argument in said Court, to wit:
Attachment against Guardian OF minor children
of Daniel IitZinger. deed.
Rule on Administrator of Mark Mclaughlin,
decd. to show cause. etc.
Exceptions 10 hrs. account OF ADMIN nistratrix OF
Elizabeth Crum, decd.
Exceptions 10 first account OF Administrstrix OF
Catherine Crum, decd.
Attachment against Administrator of Henry
Krise. dec 4.
Rule on Guardian Of Heury w. Hawkins,
minor child of Henry w. Hawkins, decd, to show
cause. etc.
Rule on Guardian of minor children Of Vim.
Reilly decd, to show cause. etc.
Executions 70 report of Auditor in eEtate OF
Lewis Benshoof. decd.
Exceptions 10 account of Guardian O. Harry T.
Walters n minor child of Henry walters. decd.
Exceptions to account OF Guardian OF Charles
Walters a minor child Of Henry walters. Decd.
Exceptions TO account OF Guardian OF James
Walters a minor child rf Henry Walters. dec d.
Exceptions to account of Guardian OF William
Walters, a minor child OF Henry Walters. deed
JAMES W. SINGER. Clerk.
Orphans Court utice, March "A, ls.'-
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A SSIGNEEiS NOTICE-An No.,

h Solb ~ - y ~ IL ~ II W
Il sons are hereby notified shat ANn.Ag
Moses has executed % n deed uf voluntary
ass ignment for fhc bcn,nt of MS creditors ana
that huve pied said trust Persons ln.i-ht-
ell - said Andrety fihses are Required 10 pay tho
amount Of tho sarls over a. me. sud all persons
having claims against him r. requested 80 pre-
sent their aecaunts to me duly q Henticatei Tor
settlement gpHN FiSHf-R Aesignse
Johnstorn. March 10, leT7 80
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WHO WANTS TO INVEST?
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:

REAL ESTATE:
I. PART OF A LOT OF GROUND situate on
Centre street, in Ebensburg Borough. with
story Frame Building thereon erected. now
used by the cambria treeman' as Print
g. A 1OrOF GROUND situate on Julian rect
in West Ward of Ebensburg Borough, 40 feet
front and l96 feet deep. with two story
Frame Dwelling House. a large Frame Stable,
and he usual OuIbuildings.
3. A TRACT OF LAND (formcrly known as
the Gillin property situate in Blacklick
Township. Cambria County. containing 12J
Acres, more or less. about 80 Acres cleared,
with a two story Stone Dwelling House,
good Barn, and an opened Coal Bank. furn-
furnishing superior coal. on the premises
4. TRACT OF LAND situate in Washington
''Perote Mill Tract. containing 130 Acres
small portion of which is cleared, There is
coal in abundance on this tract.
3, A TRACT OF Ian ID situate in Summerhill
township. containing 400 Acres, about 100
Acres cleared, with a good Dwelling House,
Barn and necessary Outbuiidings-the same
being now in the occupancy OF +. Mctilade.
8. TRACT OF LAM in Carroll To nship,
90 omned sy Heey "a M
and-a-half story Plank House and Frame Barn
:. A TRACT OF LAND situate in Cambria
Township, known as the Cunningham Tract. y
stna,ed . mcS west 6 ano con
and will be sold altogether or in parts, TO suit
8. 4 TPACr OF UNIMPRovED LAND in
Cambria Township. Smiles west of Ebensburg.
lying between the Pitts5urvh Turnpike and
the Biackick, containing 300 Acres.
Q. TkACIOF Ian % eitustein Susqn' ha ma
Township. now in the occupancy OF VIM Mil
ler containing 10 Acres. % Acres OF which
are cleared with Log House and Log Bari
thereon erected.
TO- A TRAIT OF LAND situate in Barr Town
ship, now In possession of James 3. I.uckctt.
containing l.5 Acres, ali but about IS Acres
being cleared, with a two story Frame HOure
and Frame iSarn thereon.
Ii. A TRAIT OF LAND situate in White Town
ship, adjoining lands cf Bells heirs, James
Il. Davis, and others, contaiulrz l2o Acres
about % Acres OF which are cleared.
Il, A TKACTOF Ian |, situate in Montgomery
Township, Indiana County, ahcut FIVE miles
from Cherry Tree, tt"rmerly owned by Chap
man Lydic.) containing 90 Acres. IS Acres u
which are cleared, having thereon erected a
two story Frame House. Bank Barn. Wagon
Shed. &C, &C. Til, re also a thriving young
apple Orchard on this property.
r. l.. ; JUHNbTON.
Ebensburg, March 80, 1915.
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r ICENSE NOTICE.-Petitions fro

1CENSE OTiCE.-Petitlons fro
IL Tavern Licenses have been fled in the
office oI she CLERK IF Quarter Sessions OF Camiria
county h, VIM Richards of Jackson township.
and vi n n. tint of 81 W ard Johnstown borough,
which said rei' IONS Viii hc presented at an Argu-
ment Court. te held at Enenshnrg, on luks-
pay tn. 3d day 90 ArRiL next
u M'CULGAN. Clerk.
CLERKS oaies Ebensbury. March j., lsT1.
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r7aNTFD-FARMS TO SELL.

w i have hundreds of applicants foi
FARMS inst now. Also. rentabis city lfoieriies
10 exchange for Farms Hundreds oi people rr"Mu
into my Once. snd cannot get snhieient rms
1 have lots Of customers for good ID prcv"menis
ALI cash. Write cal as soon as possthe, anu, u
not too far distant win 20 and see the prot@f.s
s NJ IANES Farm ean-v, lS Sfprhheia ~.
EI,lsDurgh, uoaf The fostIeince u - As'i
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coon BEEF recently
~ purchased several head of fine FAT
STEERS. which were brought from the State of
lnifana, 1 am prepared to furnish my customers
with the BEST BEEF ever offered for sale in this
place Choice Steak. Is cents per lb. Steak and
Roast, IL cts. per ID.
JOSEPH GUTwALD.
EbensburI, March 30, lsI7.-tf.
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
- Estate of ROBERT SIsK, decd.
Having been granted letters testamentary on
the estate of Robert Sisk, late of Allegheny town
ship. Cambria county, deceased, the uudei signed
hereby notifies all persons indebted to said estate
that payment of their respective accounts must he
made without delay. and those having claims OF
demands against the same will present them to
me properly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN SfSK, Executor.
March 30. ISL, ct
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
A Estate of PATRICK DUNEGAN, decd
Letters of administration on the estate of Pat
rick Duncgan. late of Ciearfeld township. Cam
hra county. have been granted to the undersigned.
to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment. and those having de-
mands or claims against the same will produce
them without delay.
LUKE DURBiN. Administrator.
Chest Springs, March so, lS-7.-6t
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Com 21ttsSlicQfi0ns
WHAT THE ANGEL CAME FOR;

WHAT THE ANGEL CAME FOR:
THE following lines are respectfully 5ed;cs
iedto TIE memory OF Master THOMAS BRACKEN.
formerly of Cambria county. now OF Psrkef
Sfty Pa, who died In bis IN OF hers arms on sun
pay morning, March l6, 1877, at the early are of
4 yeare:l
A n angel tn our household came
In the early days Of Spring.
when tbe trees were freshly budding
Ard new life was Ia every thing.
He sfsae through the gate of Heaven.
AZ the dnsky cventide.
While he tarried by my side.
And I said. "Oh ~h.te.robed anpei,
why have you coure this day?
What beavenly mission OF mercy
Has turned yoursteps this way2''
IL am guardian angel
MY master has sent me down;
He needs another jewe,
To adorn his holy crown.
watched his lovely Rlances
bile they wandered tenderly,
First to little Walter,
Theh to Thomas on my knee.
And he said. 'There are many trials
Scattered along through life,
And many hours of sorrow,
Anguish, pain and strife.
But these who are up in heaven
Are. free from all these harms
So think will bear your baby
Up to my Saviour's arms
So saving he took our Thomas
And prepared to Siig his fight.
But gave us all his benediction
Before he passed from mortal sight,
We made grave in the churcbynrd
In the newly springing green,
But the datkness we had looked for
Was nowhere to be seen.
For nrer our stricken household,
And over our hearts bereft,
Ana over the grave there rested
Ihat blessing the angel left. ECGESE.
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-rien fruit seems 10 I've almost as scarce as
hens teeth about this time.
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CHEST SPRINGS, March "a. 1877.
MR. EDTTOR-Some time ago there appeared
in your paper an article which seemed to re-
Meet on the reputiOn of A ID. III or at least he
Ihe article in question. we can truly cay, was
1out oiander on that gentleman, as he has in
vnriably conducted himself in q proper aud
exemplary manner since he has come among
us, while Us school teacher he cannot be ex,
cciird. We have every reason to know that he
is strictly honest in all his dealings and trans
actions and possesses all the trsits of character
which adorn the true gentleman.
Yours, &c, CITIZEN
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wit:
ALI the right. title. and interesf Of John
Jones. Of. In and 10 Tot OF ground situate iu
the Fourth ward OF JohnstUwn boruus n. Cam
hria county. Pa. fronting or the east a dams
street and having 10. uf JnhnsiowL School Die
trict on the south lot Of John ! TIcfts' heirs
on the west. and an alley on the north. having
thereon erected two story House and Ste bile.
now in the occupancy Of John Jones. Taken
In execution and - I've sold at the suit OF John
Thomas for use of VI. " Keim Co.
Atsp. All the right title. and interest Of John
Hubner, TO wit. OF. in and to a lot of ground sit
uate IN the Fourth ward of Johnstown bor-
ough. Cambria county. Pa. fronting on Pine
street adjoining lot OF Jacob H1rDer, tr..
the north, and lands IF Jacob N prner. sr dec 1.
ON the south. running hack leo feet an alley,
having thereon erected a twn-stury Plank
House and stable. ROE In the occupancy Of
John Hubnerl Taken In execution and TO be-
sold ut the suit or Andrew Click.
TERMS or SALE--one-third of the purchase
money TO he paid when the property IL knock cd
down, and the remaining two thirds on conhr-
nation OF the deed.
JOHN RYAN, sheriff.
sherif ONCE, Ebenshurg, March Il. ISL.
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SkERIFF'S SALES.

10y virtue Of sundry writs of Tend. Enron.
ID issued cut Of the Court of Common Pless
OF Cambria county and TO me directed. there
will be exposed 10 putiic sale, AT Tue Hotel OF
Conrad Raab, In Johnstown, on
Saturday, March Slst, 1877,
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Applrion~ Journal fur Mny prvra
tlls sfeuhd paper on tlie Austrian
Anilr Expedition" fhe interest II
which greatly exceeds that ~ III,
ilfni pnp.r. II in, Indeed, onr of shs
most entertaining ind thrilling r..
eoids ~ arctic adventure tint hnss
appeared TOR a l0iR illn.. Tie niilsl.
II fully illustrated. Constance Feni,
more Woplson hnr n sipry uf curl,
Virginia. colonial life, TINT " sttIk
luRIt original In tn Incidents uns
inutllpd. Another short s'ory.l,y Nut
llin Joflyn iaas. entitled "1'hf
Walking Fern" III Ut American vii
ngr life. II Inn some good character.
IzAtloD md ut,haekncyed Incidents.
Julian Hawthorne. under tho title "a
The srent White WALL" describes,
Ira hI@ own characteristic nnd effect
I've siyle, fnnturss NJ lilo Enpiirl,
ro,ih soil-t. Thefa II n phper ~ MI
Errlratnn IN The peculiar religious
aeeis III NunHia. derived from Wnl.
lnr.'r mud Hepwolth Dlxus'H recent
hooks On tint country. MI, tirnfpe
~ Towls CLEANS hpinc ~ ihe lies.
points In Harriet MntfIn.n,le auto.
biography; Lucy Hooper explains
the Intricate laws ~ pnrisiAn I'll.
uuriir. md Mis-. Church discusses
sensonnbly I'll. making ~ eouhil,
nnd city par,lena There mr. poelll
Ivy Ntpddnid. John Norm, Norm I'sr
~. il,n one IS tina latter being ne
eompanie.l ~ ~ admirable iiliIrtrn
iion from tie pencil u Alfred frc.l
erieks, Tlin n.iinl Cherry nirr''
dseprns hi dramatic Interest Thu
editorial departments afe ~ full ~
tfMlfII
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Flour, since tie declaration n wnr
between Nnnrin md Turkey llnS pol,"
IN, 10 sA.JO ~ ir~vrp. NI'nnf hi Tho
meantime advancing 10 ki.t5. VIZ
nre aware that tl,r nr.a1 ~ lnLou'rs
hnse for long time breH looking
TIN general Mar IN Europe ~ IL
means ~ lettering their own ronaI.
ton. III determine whether liz IL.
~Irrd result follow. they ne.d - ~.
serve whether wuRrs ndsape. will
brraslstutlr. md whether iho ~
forced iiIcnrsx nf iDrn III rags and
pinrhed with huiInr II relieved. ~
whether thn advance IN bfenl4inffa
accompanied with continued lille.
ness ~ the irur!s, n u.,i adding ~
The general suffering ~ Tn people.
To bring relief 10 tlpr iui rim ellIss.
~ there must hc such IL revival III
bu1incHs ~ shall give tlirin employ
mrnt With reasonable wn4sn and
prompt pAy. Thu need W lie tu,,i
Try IL that IL nDHniAI policy eun-
form "a The business watt III tir
people III this way prosperity siil
com. ~ The people vii or wn, my.
where.
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4 juooEs iNDtc1NwNT.
1hs fruits q ~ Ltosos Tvshie d
1esied b. Distinguishes Nam.
BE- Of 4he Jo1jct6sy.

No ctnsH ~ Xrn @,sn slo moro 10
arouse pnhIir i,it<ftts< In the temper.
amer question tltAs AAe Judges ct orr
criminal courts, var there Hrc mono
better acquainted xitli the terrible
results ~ thr liy<ios traffic fhnn thcy.
uy sitting fhs~ rrsulia Atsyrty pps.
slbA' opportunity ITEM tho tfnrh,
thy run kerp the question aud the
n1ccnsity for taking m.rsufcb 10 ~.
press Ill. tsll constantly Lofofe the
public, WI, ftN III orr Judges IL
this, mil among III. few there II mono
more deserving nf communication
than judge Pierce. ~ Philadelphia.
lie recognized thu duty h. nwsi ~ u
Christian, and ~ II public officer luhp
ago, md h. ltns harn doing ltnVur
since, ~ rnliing attention at Inter.
walls 10 lie estsll, nnd fruits ~ thu
liquor iinfiIr. Recently TN Gtnnd
Jury fvr thu Mhrtl term nindr their
final rfeMninient 10 Juape Pierce.
and In the co,lrre ri his reply lc ~.
dicted the liquor traffic thus.
= To look ~ the fruits u tho liquor
traffic, ~ least onn.hnIf ~ III" police
force u tl,e city afe employed day
and night my hlx hundred pniroi.
men ~ Il eoat ~ nifty thousand dol.
lars hnlf Ut ilie osp.iires ~ County
Prison. thu Houtn ~ cprreriiaa
three hundred nnd twcniy.sIx thou.
sand dollars. the expense ~ Alms.
house, cte., tWp hundred md Nifty
thousand doIlAfa. tlle incidental ~
pCnheN, siirl, ~ proportion ~ my N
tfc police nnHlatrhies, Jurors. fDiifi
officers, District Attorney office
rte,, ric. total, ono million iNu hun.
dred thousand dollars. l'iis IA Il
moderate ~stiInui. ~ Mllnt thu irnf.
DC III liquor COSTS tlie city ~ phiia.
dclphlA In snsh, Besides Tho diroel
expense ~ Tie city ~ u ni,nicipnlii,
tho cost 10 iI,ose who frequent III.
pAtrOnixn these ln.rtn1 II simply
enormous. IL IL u moderate cwtf.
mate TINT tlirar reysn thousand d.
IN average business III three tl,n.ts
md dollars n year snel,, which give,
w lhr enormous sttni ~ twenty on.
millions ii .loIinra. md thia ,,sclsn,
WAstcfilnr4s III money Ii Intgsl,
borne by The working clfesr.. /. 1
wonder that when hatd timers rOn,,
there |. ~ Innrh snlYs ring HInnilt
th1t class NJ our citizens WHOSE bnr.
earnings nrs Thus diverted frum III,
sAvluks institutions ~ indulgence
which Arc destructive ~ both haniil
and hnpptnrrsY Int this LcplDrAI,i.
tssllle comes ffeIRhtgd 10 ~ viii
greater burdens than th0se wlich or
fcCt material wealth. Ii brings hi III
train thr broken health ind suunnd
cred fOrtunSa IT thousands thu signI
Hnd broken hearts ii mothers. Wivel
sisters and children; ruined rilarac
tUrs and siesOlMt, h0mrs; widows nnf
Orphafs, whose bitter ty.rs nrr dOub
" Lltirr When lhry rkmrnlber TN
causes u fhrtr tlrs0IntlOn. lii II no
: wonder, then, THAT ~ citizens ha,
Ing fvRMtsl NJ O.ir material In trrssts
~ f'letl having Il sympathy with our
fellow Dtst. AMI n. Christians having
fegnrsl ~ TIN Highest moral lntef.sis
0f our fellow beings. W. mr. no silpIns
In orr cfy,rfv 10 relieve ~ III tl,ir
giant wi
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ttNe ~AsAa# ~ ssss NJ tsaa
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tssp ~ fAteAe 80 Sc ~ As 4
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