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On Augusta 9, 1878. Western Union Telegraph
stock sold ut the New York Stock Exchange
for SIX per share. September 10; 1873 this
same stock sold at OOA-a huCtuatiOn OF Tx
per cent in u days. l0,00OShares OF this stock
bought ut SIX on margin Of ner cent re-
quircd III actual capital Of $40, 900, The same
stock sold at the advanced price, 0GN, showed
profit OF $l,175 per 100 shares, or 1A per
cent on the stock On the whole 10000 sIlnrcs
the actual profit was $ll7,6O0, or 1lA times
tho capital used within the brief space men
toned People often thcOriEe about suppOSl.
bic cases. The above are hard facts shown by
the official record. Very few persons, how
ever, are able to invest singly tic $4,000 ne-
ccssary to reap such fabulous profits as are
shown by tho above transaction but McSSrS.
Lawrence & Co, Bankers, 81 Exchange Place,
New York City, have Issued new circular
showing how large or small sums may be used
successfully In stock SpcculatioIlS by their new
Combination Method OF pooling thousands Of
orders into one immense sum and operating
them as whole, which places every customer
on on equality with the largest operators, and
divides profits pro rata among shareholders
every 80 days. by this system large profits
urc made in short periods. SIS would make
$75, or per cent; SO pays $3.50, or per cent;
500 makes s. 900. or 10 per cent on the stock
during the month, according to the market.
The new circular explains everything; also
contains 1.-TWO uncrring rules for success IN
stock operations" and much other valuable
information. Copyrighted and sent FREQ. This
finn furnishes hest OF references rs to stand
ing and responsibility. All kinds Of Stocks
and Bonds wanted. New Government Loan
supplied. Apply to Messrs. Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, N. Y. City.
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Eril. Amonr Young Men.

Otall the evils, prevalent among young
men, We know Of none more blightinS in
its moral effects than to speak lightly OF
the virtues Of women. Nor is there any
thing in which young men arcso thorough,
ly mistaken as tho low estimate they
form a. 10 the integrity OF women. Not
oftheitsow mothers and sisters, butoi
Others, who, they forget, are somebody
clse's mothers and sisters, As q rule, no
person who surrendeFs 70 this .debaslng
habits to be trusted y thhnI enterRrtse
requiring integrity Of character. Plain
words should DO spoken on this subject,
for the evil is general one, and deep
rooted. II young men are sometimes
thrown into society OF thoughtless or de-
PRAYED women, they have no more right
10 measure all other women by what they
see Of these, than they have to estimate
the character OF honest and respectable
citizens by-,tho, Developments OF crime in
our police, courts, Let gur young men
remember that their chief happiness in life
depends upon utter faith in women. No
worldly wisdom, no ulisanthropic philoso-
ply, no generalization, can cover or
weaken tsuth. II stands like tho record
OF itsClf--ior II Ia nothing loss than this
and should put an everlasting seal upon
lips that arc wont 10 speak slightly OF wo'
m0u, Asi' '-@- l BID
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THE country tributary to Wheeling is
not the only region where the drummers
report that business is looking up. Here
is an item from Hamilton, Ohio, that will
be read with interest:
"Unless all signs fail, the manufacturing
interests OF Hamilton have reached the
lowest ebb tide, and the turn toward the
flood has set in. Robert Alstatter, who
returned last week from trip through
Northeastern Ohio and Western Pennsyl-
vania, reports the indications everywhere
favorable for revival OF business. Where
year ago customers ridiculed the idea Of
buying new machinery, saying that they
could have no use for 1t Il they had money
to buy, they are now exhibiting interest,
making inquiries and sending in orders.
Tho Long 4 Allstattcr works are putting
on additional men, and the prospect Is
that by the openingo of spring trade they
will be running larger force than since
the panic Of five years ago"
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-Cnnndence.

Por the 1ntellIgpnrer. p'sks.
A word idly spoken, a bitter reproach;
and then years of mental suffering and
anguish. Two lives cast out upon the
great sea Of lie, 70 drift on as the tide 81
fate would wait them; careless words, and,
whispered doubts, weakness in one and
pride in the other. We call it destiny"
"iate,," and other names, but We do not
dream that it is the casting from us oi that
sweet flower, Confidence" A.doubt has
been whispered TO us; We do not tell the
erring gcgenpy and kindly Of theiwrong
that has been committed. 1t may DO the
pride, or 1t may DO the weakness IN us.
We do, not ask for confidence, but coldly
press our footlover tho wrong and trush
The heart us we would o tiny flower grow
ing by the wayside. There ID b courteous
close to all the pleasant speech; We 60 out
into the hurrying crowdzto. try to battle
likeEa warrior fron:clad, but there Il
always "a voice whispefingyJ . You have
been cruel, unjust; what is life or love
without faith and confidence. Days, weeks
and months roll by, but time NEVER brines
back tho chances lQst,g We think Of the
words II thanks or praise that might have
been offered; We press our fingers over our
throbbing eyelids asittoshut out the face,
the form, the entreating eyes. Work,
strength, and q busy, active life we have,
but, oh, for the peace OF mind dearer than
all. We strive TO let the deadlpast bury
its dead and act in the living present. We
try to convince ourselves that 1t is small,
very small, but ever and anon 1t comes
back 10 us, the fact that we are to battle
with the cruel years before us, that our
boat has moved out from the land. We
sent it from us with Chidings and no tears
We walk this way but once; our feet have
| left no troddcn line; we meet on the
crowded street and pass by with bitter
inclination OF the head; our pride keeps us
silent, and our weakness keeps our hearts
rolling and tossing. Oh, confidence! how
sweet is thy power; n word fifty spoken
may keep our lives fresh and green for oil
eternity. Trusts, pure, free and tnasked
for, arc symbols Of all that Is good and
true. NJ. NJ. W.
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A CORRESPONDENT directs our attention
10 the fact that at the fair now holding in
the Roman Catholic Cathedral on Fifth
avenue "thcre is a $500 U. S. four per
ccntum bond to be rallied for at 81 n
chance" and he asks, sis not this practice
in violation Of the law?" OF course 1t is.
When the Sanitary Fair was opened in
Brooklyn, during the war, the late Judge
Lott, then on the bench Of the Supreme
Court, emphatically declared that raifles
were prohibited by tho statutes OF the
state; and five remember right he prom:
iscd to bring tho matter beforethe Grand
Jury little managers Of the fair should toll
crate the practice. No doubt the excel
lent mon and women who arc working so
worthily in the Cathedral fair arc convinced
that tho end justiiies the means, but thoy
ought to know that when they turn their
tables into gambling tables they are
violating the law.-N Y Pos. .,
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DIED.

CILLIS-on wednesday, October 30, 1878, at three
O'Clock T.. ", ROSIE bessie, youngest daughter Of
George and Margaret B. ellis, In tho 9th year Of her
age. f-
Funeral will take place this afternoon at halipast
two o'clock FROM the residence Of her PARENTS head Of
North York street, Island Friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
LEAVES have their time 10 fall,
And flowers 10 wlther III the north winds breath,
Aud stars 10 sol, but thou hast all
Seasons for thine own, 0 Death"
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NOTICE TO ARCnITECTs.

OFFICE SECRETARY Of SIATE
WIIEELISG, 2lsl Oct, laN
The Board OF Public Works Of tue sA's \, 4
West Virginia will receive ut their oltef %s.
December 10th, 1873, plans for IiIE S W.,
TIoS IN and additions 10 the building N ~,
as the "SrArE House." in the Cily"i ,I.a ~, y,
ton, Kanawha county, from such ArC .,,,j,..
as may please to submit them, II hCllls || luz,
stood tint no PLASS WILL NJ rAiD FoE Tn'L
the same he adopted by the Board ana Wv 81
'e'"''U''' "'"'' III "'s'''" 5. BRADY,
oc29 Secretary ri sIa,t,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
In the County Court of Ohio County
c, Autumn 4 Co.

Vs. a.. o.
George C. McColloct, Lizzie u. MrColl@h, his ~
slrah J. ACColoch, 7. C. lllIlreIh, Irudr' ~. =,
mercial Bank, George d, Caldwell, IMre'i,
McColloch, and George Hook and Charlie J, w.
schrader, IariEersas Hook 4 SclTalseF. 10 'aa0e,'
BY virtue Of decree entered In the aooTs q W.
cause on the 7th day Of OrtOlHr A. ~ w Y,
ierred 10 the undersigned Commissioner Ol >aI ''''
10 report an account slowing rurL
Fist The respective Interests Of GcGt '. ~ 4,
loch and Sarah j. MctOlOch 10 The real e'Ale u ''
papers In this cause mentioned. 4.
Second. The various liens on the Nad Itsl ',0N''
gether with the amounts and prnriies lheet' l., II.
Third. Any other facts deemed pCiilhrht " y
Commissioner, or required by any party 70 il''I Nv
By the terms Of said decree the Pnhllra.ou Z. II
notice once week for four successive Nttn ~ y,
equivalent 10 personal service Of notice nPh 'A' =
tics 10 this suit ~.
EOtIceis hereby given that have h1ei 90 s''a,p
the 10Th day Of November, 1875, At 0GloCE ~ ,
the time, and my office, No. lZt2 Ch3pLe,e M,
the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, WG,i Nlni !.
the place for aSeertaining and stating W EST SS'
quircd by said decree. W j. M,nuin'G UhIW y,
Commissioner Of tho County Court Of One uS ~
r. ], llUOUg, SOL for PIN. W.r-
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TuR rigid observance OF English rules in
the South Carolina Courts, and neglect OF
the same on the part Of Mr.. PetlSru, gave
rise to the following passage;
"Mr. Petigru," said the Judge, lyon have
on light coat, You can't speak"
Petigru replied; MAY It please the
Bench, Iconform strictly TO the law. Let
me illustrates: The law says that the bar.
rister shall wear black gown and coat, md
Your Honor thinks that means black
coat?"
"Wcll, the law also says the Sheriff shall
also wear a cooked hat and sword. Docs
Your Honor hold that the sword must be
cooked as well as the HAITI"
llCwas permitted togoon,
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81. 1875.

A coHRrsFpSpRST Of The, Albapy Journal
rclates the l6H6wfng incident OF one OF
Heuryzelsy's visits to that State: Mr..
clay wont % KhderhoolS to visit Mfr. Van
Burcns THE town was filca with people
from tho surrounding country, and at a
reception they were presented to Mr.. Clay
6yAftt Tan Setback, d prominent lawyer
Of tho county. .ArppsthoSc who cameto
he introduced to Mr.. Clay was very
beautiful young lady. It,happened that
hlsSaf The ai0neht OIL presentation her
name awkwardly slipped from Mr..
schaicEs memory. B Dissatisfaction nat
nrally embarrassed the Indy. Mr.. Clay,
perceiying this, came instantly to sher
f fs;cr BY saying, in his chivalrous way:
oh, the name is Of no sort Of consequence,
for judging by the young lady's looks she
viii ycrylsoon changeit . r Up Il
THls Country is sure to be prosperous,
Il we do not throw away our advantages,
and the indications are that prosperity is
,iear at hand. Many lines Of business are
already active, and, with9reat crops and a
favorable foreign trade, there is reason to
believe that by another year all labor will
be employed at rcmuneradve rates. The
burden OF debt and expenses, which the
great warlcft US, has already been much
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"TrahclphIa Accommodation train only runs
between Wheeling aud Thadelphia. 49,
| tDally except Suuday-Sewark Accommodation.
| tSteubenNllle ACKNOWLEDGMENT train during
| the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and BelAlre, stopping when required ut
sherman House, Etnay!llei West Wheeling and
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A SsIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Joseph n. prolie having on the 9itl Day d ~, ~,
Der, 1873, msde 40 assignment To me Of hS Ini, h.
deLtcd 10 him Will make immediate payment 70 =,
and all having claims ngaln't hiu will r''7sa' '''
properly authenticated. ...,.,,,,.,, ,..r.,,,
or0o i!g! ChupIInr strtS.
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6susral Nutisss.

VEtIETsaL SSuttSsS.
GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO
~ County, to-wit:
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling. Os;cterR uia
Isaac Irwin, Administrator, with the will aaa,ta
Of the estate Of Henry Sicman, deceased,
vs.
Elizabeth Norman, Maggie NlCrman, Louis Sisris
and unknown parties described rs 1.-THE SClocl IL
Orphans under the control Oi the SIs'tn Of kra
ty,n and "The German Catholic School urldNa.
troll IL Father krcusch IN The Fifth Ward u WsS.
Ing" In Chancery.
Tho object Of this suit Is to ObtNin nstrctos "
the complainant for theprOper distribution Of hspN
ceedA from the sale Of the real estate devised BY la,
ry Norman, deceased, 10 his Executors and n6Ftai.
tIcularly TO determine what interest, Il Gny, The VI
Elizabeth Siermun aud the sid unthoun Iats
have In the proceeds from the salr Of The sid ful
estate.
And II appearing from M affidavit filed hHch tAa
tho defendants Elizabeth Slcrpan, Maggie Nina,
and Louis EeTmAn are not rcS!den,Ot this State ri
that tho defendants "ThC SCllOOl i0T 0rrhlh' HiiN
the control Of the Sister, Of Charity" and "TheGd'
man Catholic GjchOOl under control VI Father knBSA
In the Fifth Ward Of Wheeling" are unknown Fai'
ties; on motion Of the complainant Is otltiri lE
the defendants, Elizabeth Norman, Marse Ni.raiA
Louis Norman, "The School for Orphln, Hndt ID
coutrol OF the SlStersO Of Charity" and The GtiEa
Catholic SchOOl under control u Father HruSA =
November Rules Of this Court, lO'Wit, The Hoei
Monday IN November, 1878, and do what Is ntttAt'I
10 protect their Interest 10 this suit. .,.,,
Teste- THOMAS w. DAKkAH
Clerk Of the Municipal COuLt@i WhtrAli
ERsKINE d ALLISON, Attorneys for COmpalsAtL
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NOTICE TO TAKE DEr0slTIOSS

The defendants III the above named cause VIllaH
notice that the dispositions Of Maggie NleInhu w
line Kuhn, and others, will Ne taken al The ono
Hill L Ill., n. L. corner Of Fayeiic and y lSGlS
IN tho city Of baltimore, Maryland, MI NoVtmt1lS
1873, between the hours Of O'clock m. and Soda
D. M, 10 DO read IN evidence lu said cause on NtaAla
said plaintiff.
And II, from any cause, the takIngoI The nddtpss
slti0ns shall not lie commenced, or being ro nr1yt
shall not 10 completed on that day, the tlEiaE "
same will bc adjourned from time TO TINE gnil "
same shall be completed. ISAAC lkNE,
Administrator with the will annexed Of the r'lAN
Henry Norman, deceased. r
EgSKiHE 4 ALLISON, Attorneys. Wli'H
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will, on - --1 ''' !
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of November, Isl,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. m sell st pubc ,s.l,
the following described real estate, thai Is ID AZ n
Of that certain piece or parcel ii land lying and W,
situate In said Ohio county, At point Known !, n
Grove, and between the National ROad and Wk4tIst
Creek beinga part Of Lot No II Of The Lrustf si,1
Said lot measures 50 feet In front and extend, IN !,
equal width TO the creek, and Is tie ane rns.,I
heretofore conveyed 10 the Sad llerlet BY lltaiy nix
Is a dwelling house aud other Improvements upOS d,
property.
Title believed to DO perfect, but selling 4, TruAr
will only convey such title as Is vetEd Ia me " VI
Deed Of Trust.
TERMS or sALE-Cash.
W. II. uALLER, AuetiqncCr. AZ
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Hiatt ps,ses.

EIsH- Maekerei, Nos. and In barrels, half bar
L rels, and kits Lake Herring IN half and quarter
barrels; 5al water Herring In barrels and half TAR
N.ESIIl.T, 1900 and 1911 MlIus
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF
Elm Grove Property.

by virtue Of Deed Of Trust made and ,,,,p,I, 4,
Frederick IIerbst and wife to the Understand y ~
tee, dated May goth, 1874, and Of record 10 liz
Office Of the County Court Of Ohio GlnIy. II. !. !.
Deed Of Trust Book No. !, paSes 10, Isl Hal ii
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A eopRrsFoSpgST Of the, Albany Journal
rclates the, following incident OF one Of
.ni...in..,i.iAn.A.,.A A, 4 sAntn :. llIAIrll
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9. Noa. . and q Fourtoenth street.
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mornlnqs.ar and Catholic M esssnger

Mornina Star and Catho oIic Messenger
ruBLIaHlD wEzKLY III
rL. Va, Orleans Catholic PuoIiea eaHon Oor.pany 81
\ lit PoydTos street .corneroJ Camp.
The Oirectsrs of the Company area
sso.4 vey, NAPOLEON JOSEPH PERcHR,
Archbishop of New Orleans,
President.
wm. J. CAsTELL,
Wee President.
Very Rev. g. RAYMOND,
Very Rev. c. MorNIHAN,
Rev. 7. =. KENNY,
Rev. 7. j. SMITH, @. "a,
Rev. B.. A. NE1THART, C. sS. a
Very Rev. P. F. ALLEN,
p. E. MORTIMER.
JOHN T. GIBBoNs,
JoHN McCATFREY,
D. II. BUCKLEY.
All Communications are to oe addressed to the
Editor ofIhs MoTnsn0 Stor and Catholic Mssssn0sy.
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SCARCITY OF PRIESES IN FR4NcE.-

NJ rAbbe Bougsud, Vicar General Of Or
leans, is the author of work entitled THE
Great Peril of tine Church in France" which is
exciting considerable attention. The book
gives forth q cry of alarm at the growing diff
fc1lty of obtaining priests for the various mis-
siops. There are 5000 communes without reli
gous provision, and Esel vacancies in the
existing churches. Almost every diocese in
the country mplains of shorthandedness, and
some are in sore straits. Evreux has liz
vacanci Rheims has sc, Meaux has 92 u Eau
vas has sc and Versailles has IL. The others
are in q somewhat happier position.
The salaries paid to the past DIS are ridicuI-
ousy mad 7ate. What might have maintained
q clergyman modestly twenty or thirty years
ago will nothing like suffice now. Money is
much cheaper and living much dearer and
while incomes have gone up everywhere to
meet changed conditions, u tn poor priest alone
has been anchored to his pittance. No men
are more Indifferent to worldly emolument
than French pastors; bat they are human be-
ings with human wants, and do not much ap-
preciRte semi. .starva alton. Il esides which, the
parent who has sons will not be Sd ready now
as formerly to give recruits to the ministry
when many more attractive avenues are
open to his selection. The Able accompSnitd d
his book with q chart showing the departments
in which the deArth was felt in its various de-
grees of intensity. La Republique trGncatse
affected to discover, from this chart, that com
parAtive fdlness of supply marked the most
nIiterste parts, while the paucity increased aS
educ alton was higher and more extended. The |
moral to be drawn was oh vious. Bot the Abbe, |
in O powerful reply, haB exposed the blondeT |
of the critic, and shown conclusively that the
educ stiopal status has exercised no lptuence
one way or the other.
Ia connection with the above, attention is
called to the letter Of the Bishop of Mines, pub
Ushed in another ooluma.
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SOCIETY OF ST. TINCENT DE PAUL.
AN APPEAL,

TIE Society of st, Vincent de Paul, perma
nently organized for the visiting and succor
ing of the poor and needy of whatever race
creed or color, and officially recognized by the
ecclesiastic i authority through its proper
officers, in view of the present epidemic and in
accordance with the wishes of the Most Rev
Arc! bishop of New Orleans, appeals to the
charities of its Kindred associations North and
Wekt. in this its hoar of need, that it may
the more tfficaciously assist the poor, the
widow snd the orphan during this dreadful
visitation.
E. DouMEIHG, n. D President.
M. KERNAGHAN,
THoS. q. RArIER,
Secretaries.
Contributors of any kind whatsoever may
he addressed TO either of the following officers
OFFICERS OF COUNCILS
DR. E. Doameing President, No. lis DunIne street,
NJ. j. Kernagban, Vice President and Secretary pro
u 50Sl: At G. Doyles No a TehSupito aas streets
Thos G Rapier Secretary Morning Star onloe, corner
William Hart, Treasurer, corner Rampant and Gravier
OFFICERS OF CONFERENCES.
Alfred Damsrin President of St Patrcks Con ference
atJ M Dowlng'sp corner Old Levee and Custom
Gustave Andry. President St Masy's Conference 40
GIeatmen or Dauphue.
o
corner Poy dras and Peters streets.
P Mcbride, Vice President Annunciation Conference
corner Charities and Marigpy.
Alfred Deery. President St AIMS Conference, No.
Ursunes street.
NJ P. ONeil President ST. Peters Conference $50 VII
lere street, between Vaudeville and MRrgny.
p. Molony. ST. John the Baptist Conference. W. U.
Telegraph Cttice.
M E Hatfsga Ytcs President ST. tptoutus eorfcr.
ence at w. 81. Letchtcrds, Canal street, between
Chartres and Old Levee.
W: B. Lancaster. St Theresas Conference ~ Camp.
j. V Donovan. ST. Mlchael's Con ference AZ Logan
Mackiusons Canal betw cen Peters and Water.
NJ F. Dunn st. Stephens Confer ence. - Camp street
Victor Sere, st. Auxustiue's Conference DunRine
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PROcLAMATIoN BY THE GoVERNoR.

Governor Nichols has issued the following
proclamation
Whereas, it is not OILY right and proper. but
the bounden duty of people visited by a
calamity and sal ction, to recognizs their de-
pendence upon Almighty God, and to exhibit
their faith in His power and mercy ard
Whereas, the prayers which have daily and
hourly ascended to His holy throne from the
households of this stricken land should find
simultaneous and pu Bile uttersnce:
Now, therefore, I, Frauc's T. Mich oils: Gov
ernor of the State CT L ouisiana, do hereb " re-
commend Wednesday. the ninth day of o cto-
Der, Ammo Domipi 1873, day of Fasting
Humiliation and Prayer, and that every person
within the borders of Louisiana should, on
that day, repair to some place of pu blio wor-
ship, and there humbly invoke our Heavenly
Father to stay His Christening hand and deliver
us from the soourge which, battling human
skill and all that devotion, courage and chari-
ty can bring to its sesistssSe. still spreads de.
ISOLATION throughout ocr SsaE and sister ststes.
And / do further recommend that at suoh
uolio service Gods blessing be invoked upon
those who have thus generously manifest, I'd
their devotion, courage and humanity in these
dark hours of our supreme distress,