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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-22
INFANT DAMNATION.


Editors InIell!geateh
Ia the INTELLIGENCER Of December
10Th protestant Lsyman," in supporting
Bishop Kain's propositions, gives some
extracts from the presby terian Confession
Of Faith. These exIfacts are grossly
gATbleKand show that the writer either
Intentionally miSrepresented the views Of
PresbyteriAns, or that he had not the
Confession Of Faith before him when he
wrote his article. Chapter y, section A,
which is mutiIaled by "Protestant Lay.
man." and is applied 10 infants, rela Tea en-.
tirely to adults, who may be called by the
ministry OF the word" The language Of
the Confession concerning "eleCt infants"
is explained by PresbyIeriaus to mean
that all infants dying in infancy are SGrcd.
II the term "elcct infants" implies that
there are others which arc mot ciGcP then
the term "Eiec. Sister," used by the Apos.
tie John, signifies that she had sister
who was mot elect"
According 10 protestant Laymans"
mode OF reasoning 1t can he proven that
suicide is right, since the Scriptures de-
clare that JGdas "went and hanged him
self" and again the command Is given,
100 thou and do likewise"
The Methodist Book Of Discipline con-
Iains an expression concerning "eltel
children" similar 10 that contained in the
Presbyterian Confession The minister
in baptizing children is directed to pray
AZ follows: "Grant that this child now
to be baptized may ever remain in the
number Of thy faithful and elect children"
Chapter 3, Sec, .. According 10 prot.
testants" method Of reasoning, this teaches
that there are children who are not elect
and who perish eternally Yet Presby.
terians and MeIhOdists alike reject this
doctrine. John Wesley declares, at has
been proved that this original stain
cleaves to every child, and that thereby
they are children Of wrath, and liable to
eternal damnatlon." (Doctrinal' Tracts,
page 25l) But it Is doubtful whether
even he held to the monstrous doctrine OF
"infAnt damnatiOn." We commend to the
attention Of protestant Layman" the
ninth commandment, "Thou shalt not
bear false witness against thy nighbor."
VERITAs.
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FOR SALE.
UNRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of DEED OF Trust made BY J. +. hr.
Eer, dated August 2dslS7G, recorded In lIVeL Of,
1fust Book No. II page s. Of the land rCCOtIiS
ONO county, West Virginia, | will sell Al tht front
door Of the Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the lyth dIy.Ot January, 1875,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the blowing mo-
RTly Lot numbered eighteen 10 Parker HrO,' "a.
dtIOn to the city OF WhCrliog, rs laid out hy ",
I. smith, Surveyor, fronting twenty 1--we feet on
the National Road and extending back the HamU
width 10 Grand View street,
Terms Of sale cash.
". II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
". J. ", CowUES, SOlirItOt. dell
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By virtue Of three several deeds Of trust mRLo
Ind executed by John +. Parker, Joseph \, J,
Parker aud Simon T, Parker to the unurT lined
Trustee, dated respectively on the M day Of July
IA, the = tn day Of teptGmher, 1874 aud tho lyih
day Of AuVus', 1915, and duly recorded in IhU
Iltfks 0ihCcoi the County Court VI Ohio county
Wtt Virginia, In Deed Of Trust BO No. :, pages
liS Hnd lay, heed Of Trust hook No. !, pages $50
and 3sl and Deed u Trust book No. Ii, page iah,
respectively, will, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of January, 1873,
Beginning ut 10 O'Clock A n. q said DAY, nj The
trout door Of the Court HOUSE OF Ohio C0Inty. In
the city Of Wheeling, sell NJ pnhlc auction ihU
following described rial UStAte that Is 10 ENJ; LoIS
Numbered Thirteen (I5) aud Fourteen llIl on III.
cast side Of Main street, between IWruty.HIIh
NTeet formerly MMShAlD and TwrutT.,lTih
street formerly Dvi'iOn), in that put Of the civ
Oh wheeling known A. Centre Wheeling, Together
Win all The Improvements upon Sad two uts and
the Entertainments and appurtenanCru belonging
TGRSs or SALE - One.lhird Of the purfhnIe
money In cash, and the remainder In tao rqupl
ihsullmentA vi one year aud Two years from the
DAY Of sale with Interest OH Naii deferred iuItall.
nCnls from sAid day, the purchaser IugVr security
~ ~ me deferred payments 10 be approved by tho
Trustee.
deli JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
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The Murphy Recommendation
Love SIiIl Doing We'll.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, December 90
The temperance revival continues to
gather strength, although Francis Muir.
ply has gone back to Troy, where he ia
still at work. lie has been urged 10 send
Home oil his men to Greenfield and this
city, but the expediency Of such n COurse
ia doubtful az far Rs Springfield ia con-
Cerned, unless he can himself DO present
and assist in overcoming the apathy Of
our citizens. About 22O have signed the
pledge at North Adams, and Gen. Love,
Of stenbenville, Ohio, and Mr.. Miller
will continue tho meetings during the
week At Armory hall. Al the Monday
night meeting nj PothGeld lG5 namea
we're added to the li.t oil signerp, and the
number included some who have been
known IA hard drinkers.
The Murphy movement Ia progressing
rapidly ut Bennington, W. About coo
have already taken tho pledge, including
about Is fast young men Of good fam IieS,
who came 10 the front Saturday evening,
The meetings will bO continued through
this week, and perhnpa longer. A re-
cent severe accident 10 young mnn,
while drunk has helped tho movement,
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.NRUSTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue oia deed Of Trust made by G. .per saIt
ami Mary, his wife, 10 the uudersiE ned rus ,ec
dated the LIST day Of January, 1872, and IuIy n.
cCfded In the Clerks office Of the County CAN'T Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In DrtNi OF iu,t ard
Mortgage Book No. !, pages AOS and 4OG, will gu
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of December, 1877,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. N. of ald dny. al ths
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio rUurly. IN
the city Ui Wheeling sell at public auction ali tbs
following described property, that Il to say; All
that certain piece Of land lying and bcius On the
TGicrS Of Glen's Run, In said county Of Ohio, and
mlnS l@t1 Of the land belonging TO the late Andrew
4: woods and adjoining the lands Of WI liam J.
WelshauS, the hurS Of David Gardner, drceaSetI,
and the hclrs Of Andrew =. Woods, dec ,rd con.
tanning IL acres, 3TOOds aud 10 perChes, aud hound.
81 ahd described as follows. viz: hHinu ut an
elm corner 10 Garden and Reilly on the, Woods
line; thence uplhe hun Road GOj EliI-lO0 puIrS
and w 20 poles to a sake oil the south EiJe
OI Aid road thtuoe b 49, El6 2t-lOO ROLES 10 A
stake; thence $ % + Is H-lOO roles 10 A utaki
thence 5 So " II 7s-lOO poles 10 corner 70 sOii
WelshRus on original truCt line and with his lima
and Eald tract line So % 100 poles 10 OrIgI.
nal corner Of tract now corner on the line Of sRid
Garden and with h line (anOIher origin ~ N 2OI
+ 81 16-lOO poles TO the beginning, tOHtIh with
The improvements thereon and the hCTCG Itumt uts
and appurtenNnces belonging thereto, excepting
only the coal underlying the said trSCt
IKRrs or hALK-Three hundred dollars Of the
purchase money In cash on the day Of lAlu Hnd ths
Tttlduc Of theIld purchase money On the ist day
Of January, 1878, with inherent on the deferred IN.
tI"lInents from the day Of Eale until payment; the
purchaser to give good personal security for iLv
payment oil said deferred inStRIImcnu Hnd the tIIe
10 the property 10 be retained until the 4 utrhR,s
money is fully paid,
The litlr 10 tho above property Ia believed to bS
uteXceptOnAble.
uO9G JAMES =. ROGERS, Trutee.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


elm Grove Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
Daily except sundAy-NeWArk Accommodation.
tSteubenVillc Accommodation train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAlrO, stopping when TequI-
red Ut sherman House, RtRaVill6, Vest Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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paying masses to give him any more than
this free Of cost; and we believe that il
uncommon schools are insisted upon. as
they now seem to be, the tax'pSying
masses will sooner or later get tired Of
supporting any.
As germane to this subject we may add
the following clip from the Wellsburg
Herald Of yesterday;
Their public school expenses at Pitts.
burgh are burdensOme. One writer coin.
plains Of ornamental Superintendent
who travel about too much, and get up
too elaborate and costly reports on edu.
catlOnal subjects. There is tendency to
extravaganza in such matters, that is not
good for the cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-22

WAsnINGToN COUNTY NEws.-The
stockholders Of the Washington and
Waynesburg Narrow Gauge elect Pres
ident and twelve directors on the Nth Of
January.
Dr.. Lemoyne lectured TO the Oolored
people Of Washington last night,
]. c. Mccoy announces himself as a
ticket and emigration agent at the Char
tiers Railway depot.
Prof. Jones has resigned his position
III the College, to take efiec! March next,
The Reporter says that there was music
in the air Thursday night. Three sere.
nading parties on the streets, and the
grand soiree musicale at The Seminary.
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Criticism from u COlOred Broth.
q" on The Decision im Taylor
Ntrauler'S Case.

eT Oh Inc Decision 1n Taylor
ktrauder'S Case.
Eltlo s lotaIliSenser.
1t has been some time since have
troubled you for the privilege OF occupy.
ing space in your valuable paper. |
hope, therefore, you will not refuse me.
want to. say word or two about the
final decision Of our West Virginia Court
Of Appeals in the Taylor Strauder case.
While that decision deprives Strauder of
his life, so far as II has operation, it like
wise effects every colored citizen Of this
State. 1t denies him the right TO sit A. a
juror. | hope the public will not con-
strue my meaning 10 be that the cOlOred
man is anxious Tor position OF that
kind. That is not my meaning, but sim-
ply whether under the laws Of the State
OF West Virginia all men are equal lie
gally and politically. BY denying us the
right Of jurors, are we not denied Of
protection as well as privilege belong.
ing to citizens? Are not our rights as
citizens abridged ifsuch is the law? Are
We equal under the law?
We have come Colorcd men who are in
possession OF property aTd'who are taxed
as white men TO carry on the affairs Of
the State, but even they caunot enjoy the
privilege Of jurors. Why is this =?
Simply BY reason Of the Constitution Of
tE;a State having inserted therein the
word phite in the qualification Of 1.rorr.
This is the law Of the State West
Va, and as such We must submit until
We have found another tribunal, which
will undoubtedly settle the question
whether States can make laws that con.
tlict with the Constitution OF the United
Statea
The decision rendered by the learned
Judges Of our West Virginia Court is that
the amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States gives the cOlored man the
right to sit as II juror, hut does not com.
pei the States to accept him AZ such. Not
speaking diSrespectfulIy OF this decision,
it seeTnS to me liltIe like the bred
Scott case, that we have no rights that
should be respected.
by the same Constitution THAT il Of the
State OF West Virginia. the qualification
Of voters Is rs follows: The white citi-
zenS shall vote, &c. Now by this law OF
West Virginia, are we not subject 10 the
zane restrictions az in regard to jurors?
We only exercise our franchise az voters
by the Constitution Of the United Slater,
and il the State Of West Virginia cannot
keep IA from voting how can she, under
the same laws, prohibit the colored man
from sitting as a juror?
A COLORED CITlzGN
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BuRKE.-On ThurdNy afternoon, December
20, 1871, JOmINHA, dRnghlCrO Of Thomas aud Mary
Burke, dUteaAed, aged ~ years months and s
days.
The funeral will take place on Saturday at 2
O'Clock p. NJ, from the residence Of her father, No.
1918 Main street. Intermentat Calvary Cemetery.
Friends Of the family are Invited to attend. "
WlLSOH.-On Friday, December q, 1871, At 3
A. n, at i26 VirginiA street, pAl.r, daughter Of
Rev. ". Z. and Harriet NJ. Wilson, aged years,
SInOnihS and q days.
Funeral at2r. n. Saturday. Interment at MI.
Wood Cemetery.
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Ara recent conference Of Baptist min
listers at Philadelphia, it was proposed to
recommendto the President 10 appoint a
day Of public prayer for relief from
commercial depression. They expressed
the opinion that our condition is largely
due to moral cHuseP, ito selishnesS, greed
Of gain, public and private dishonesty,
waste, recklessneSs, and in general to a
disregard Of the rights Of man and the
laws OF God"
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The EelIaire Independent advocates tho
claims Of Quincy Tor the location OF the
Childrens' Home, This is pretty near
the same thing "a locating itut Bellaire.
As the junction. between two railroads it
is certainly an eligible point.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

TOall who are suffering from tue error and In.
dIScretiOnS Of YOUTH nervous weakness, carly de-
cay, loss Of manhood, &c, will send you receipt
thatwIll cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America. Send a SelI-addressed envelope to
the REV. JosSPH T. ISMAN Station n, BiSk HOUSE,
NsN York City. sepS-eOdAW
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Ex.AUDlToR STUMP and Ex.Treasurer
Irwin are both i'll at St. Clairsville, and
their recovery is quite doubtful. It IL
said that The latter's decline is attribute.
bic to The financial troubles with which
his name has been connected.
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foot to start cotton mill. There used
to be one that made money until it fell in
to inexperienced h ands.
The Acme Moving Machine Works are
receiving large orders for their machines,
and are in full blast.
a Town Hall is called for by the News
az a suitable place for exhibitions and
snusements.
A Nnrs correspondent, writing from
Hebron, advocates the extension Of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky to
Parkersburg via Moundsville, New Mar.
tinsville, Middlebourne and St. Mary's.
The Herald advocates the turning over
Of the Bethany pike TO the county and
thinks it will be done at an early day.
The p. W. & Ky depot i. nearly ready
for the roof. The switch was built sever.
al inches too near the platform, nccessita.
ting Il change Of the rails.
Police items are served up in the
dIGid alter this fashion: There were
six Irishmen in the cooler on Tuesday
morning, payday having overcome them.
1t was reported, that notice had been
given to the keeper Of the mill over in
La Grange not to sell to them"
Aman and woman Gays the Herald
arriving at Bethany put up at hotel as
husband and wife last week, and on their
departure sundry articles OF apparel and
jewelry disappeared with them. Squire
Billings took prompt action in hematter
and the result was the recovery Of SOME
Of the property, the committal OF the wo.
man TO Jail and the requiring Of the ma lie
party, Of New Cumberland, TO give seCu-
rity for his appearance on charge Of
adultery.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-22

MANY thousands of dollars has been
spent in distributing, free Of charge, sam
pie bottles of BOsCHEE's GERMAN SYRUR to
all parts Of this country, to those suffering
from Coughs, Asthma, Hemorrhages, Con-
sumption and other Throat and Lung Dis
EASES, that the afflicted might satisfy them
selves, that this remedy would save them
from those fatal diseases. No person has
ever used this medicine without getting
immediate relief, yet there are great many
poor, suffering, skeptical persons going
about our streets with suspicious cough,
and voice OF consumption coming from their
lungs, that will not try it. You die, it is
your own fault, as you can 60 to your
Druggist, r. Parham, and get Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it; three doses
will relieve any case. Regular size only
80 cents. aug25-eod&eow
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Road Notice.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
LEAvESwokrH, Kan, January 81, 1871
STATE OF KANSAS,
LKAvEswoRTH COUNTY,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That at o
IN regular me. ting OF the Board OF County
Commissioners, begun and held at the Coort
House in the City Of LesvenwOrth, in aid
County and State. on the BOD day OF January A..
ID. 1877, N. T. Moulden AMI others OF Easton
township. householders 0 = id County, present.
ed and fled q peti ion, asking said Board Of
Commis toner's for he appointment Of Viewers,
TO view, survey ard change TIE Winchester and
Eaton road. and relOcat. road IN said town
ship. Toe change prayed Tor, To commence
vh-re the above road CLOS the south line Of
the sout east quarter OF section Is, township 8.
rs ge q; theme. east on said line 10 near the
soutneast corner Of sald section: thence north
asst across the 90 T. vest corner Oft southwest
q1arier Of section IS Tounships 8, Range u, to
the Leavenvorth and Grassnopper road. The
prayer OF the petitioners was gran ed. and Il h.
retneIbridge, Henry Roach and j. c. Baird
We're appoinfef Viewers, TO meet 1t the house
q, v. Aoulden, IN Faston Township. on the
BIRD dav Of February, 1871, at 10 O'Clock A. N
or Ia case Of failure g. meet on the day de isna-
ted, then on the following day. and proceei to
vieS said road, AID give to all parties concerned.
. heariog.
By orier Of the Board,
OLIVER DIEFEEDOEF.
febi3-wet % County Clerk.
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COsent Reasons for . Grand Success
Conspicuous among the highest examples
OF success which the present century can
show is Hosteiters Stomach Bit,ers. The
record of its triumphs over disease is to be
traced in the written Acknowledgements OF
thousands who have experienced its bened.
cant effects, and the evidence Of its popular.
i,y is to be found in the vast and growing
demand for the article in North and South
America. Mexico, Guatemala, the West
Indies, Australia and Europe. The reasons
for lis unparalleled success are cogent ones
The accumulated evidence of nearly thirty
years shows that it il a certain remedy for
malarial disease, az we'll as its surest pre-
ventive; that it eradica,es dyspepsia, con,
stipstion, liver complaint and nervousness,
counterscts tendency to govt, rheuma.
tism, URN airy and uterine disorders, that il
imparis vigor to the feeble, and cheers the
mind while it iRvigorates the body.
eod&w
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UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS.
SIaughterirg Of Dry Goods at S.
lowenthaI's, 416 Delaware Street.

For the next Two weeks, and prior to the
arrival of nv New Spring STOCK, shall
cell Goods in all my departments, including
Dress Goods, Cassimeres, Fiannels, Blan-
ket-, Shawls, and Wooden Goods Of ali
kinds. NOTIONS, of which have we'll
selected stock, and in fact, all goods be-
longing TO a cheap, good stock OF Dry
Goods, at unusually REDUCED PRICES
such as have never before been offered in
Leavenworth-
buy my goods for CASH, and therefore
have an advantage in selling them at lower
prices than those who buy on time. Not
Whilst anding the late rice in DOM STllS.
l am still holding my same old prices on all
the cheap and leading brands. Those who
are in need of any Goods in nv line, will
find it to their advantage by calling on me,
before purchasing elsewhere, as l am
BE- BOUND to lower my stock to make
room for Spring Goods, which will arrive
in about three weeks. EsS GIVE NE
TRIAL. ) LOEwESrhAL,
4l6 Delaware between Fourth and
Fifth streets. fehlS Wv
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4 Sure Thing

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection No. !
are warranted to cure the Gonnorhea,
Gleet, Chordee, Structures, diseases of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs Of
males and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. liz sure rem
edy Tor the Spermatorrhea, Seminal weak
ness, nightly emissions, the loss of power,
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul-
gence. Price of DIR. Hunters Specific, 50
per bottle; Injection, 81 per bottle. Sen,
everywhere by express. DR.. J. Dinsbeer,
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, St. Louis, Mo. Send two stamps for
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
FUNDED.
Theo. Egersdorff agent Leavenworth, Kan
sas. apr27eod&w10
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Fred A. Miller's Old Hardware Star

| The largest sssoriment # Hum IN h iT
Coos, positively IetIIled al wholesale
| prices.
Finest quality HAIR SWITCHES.
soiid, not Dyed, at $50, S. 20, SIS o. and
SO 20. r~itcnes Of the finest quality, ali
! NJ air ONLY, at IS 90. $1,000 si2 % and
SD 90; something never offered before u
les- than double that price.
~ Just received from Paris, the nrwly
iov.n'ed Marie Antoinett. Switch
combining elegance with du, ability, anc
forrsfo ifure for front and tack g switch
at $40 equal to one at $40 OF th. old style
The new INVISIBLE FRONT, 10,
| young sn1 Old .adle= inn rowing the 100
instsntly.s2 per inch On real patent All
lace; 81 per inch on imitat Ga lace
CURLS warranted 10 be naturally cur
ly in VARIETY. from 81 upward.
| COMBINES IN de up ia tn mp-t AZ
proved mannsr, wa-rautsi 10 give salts
action, chesp T and better than any 9th.
| er house IN the CIV
Hair taken in Exchange.
GRAY HAIR a Specially, lozeiI
thu ~ y other house in th. country
CNRITALtD BE4UTIFYTyG B4ZAR
A o mesicS warranted { be absolute.
| ly harmless
CREME BLANCHE, or the Masi,
Sezutiher TOR the complsXi N imparts .
Illisnt ira sparency re .ommardei byI
tne mo prom nent physicians; auaiyzec
by The best chemi Is in TINS country. anCI
provei TO I've rot onl harmless, hut yer,
bsnenGia' 10 the skin 81 per box.
+. toudr8y VELVETINE. an e'e
gam and indispensable toilet pow Ter, 81
] er box
Ccudray's celebrated AURORA. To
bleach hair Of any co,or a uve xoIde
blonde wItnou injury 20 the hair Pric.'
for oun e bottle, 81 81; for 6-ounce bot
tie, 81 50
) fontsi' e's wonderful prepara
ton, DERMATISE.a sure cure to re-
mo e ali wrnAl-s from the face, 8. 90
re- bottle
no MORE GRAY HAIR. L. Shaw,
PERSIAN n henna will change gray HAIR
N IT'S natural coor without The use O
Lead, Lac sulphur. or Nitrate of ELL
yer, o. any other i.o'sonous Ingre ients.
from b. AL iiul brown to bla r, 81 and
81. 81 per box 4 large assorrm Mt of al
m"Cern besutifying CO>METIrS on
Also, an elegant assortment u PERfUN
among m m new ana delicious extracts
Inducements TO druggists or persons vii
buy my cosmetics in quaint ties.
s5-Goois sent Ia NJ parts Of the g
VII prep-id, ire Of charge; or, C. U. u
privilege of examining.
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