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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

.,pid Logan yearn to be q Southern brig
adler Y" ~ question that worthy does not
answer az promptly rs bis friends could de-
sire. The bare suspicion is enough to dis
r.,rfft hi talwnrtnesa forever.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

Seven VI the States have no registration
laws, and In four Of them suffragan can vote
In any precinct in hls county that he may elect.
These are Kansas, California Georgia and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

The statement 10 made that Jim Anderson
has discovered several parties In Colorado
who heve less respect for the truth than HIM
self. There are people who will not believe
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01
THE NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY.

Greatest Cough Sirup OF the age, or OF
any age. Product Of our sWamps. Spleen.
did for children. NO poison. THIR-
TEEN pages Of names Of HOME REFER
ENCES, and increasing! Sold by drug
gists. Depot No. 106 Camp street, n. O.
ie2 6m 2dp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01
Washington Avenue Drug Store,
Corner Magazine ana Washiuxton STA.

NEW ORLEANS,
constantly receiving fresh supplies OF pure
Drugs. Medicines. Chemicals Patent Medicines
Toilet and Fancy Articles, ETC., sold at small
margin. Coral Tooth Paste. recommended by
gu VIC use II az very superior dentrince. Il
ment and .ravishine beauty. Glyeerine Cold
cream for chapped lips. face and hands, Rob
erts' Pectoral Cough Syrup, for catarrh, colds
40 night and day. B. J. MAINEGRA, II. D..
Druggist. Pharmaceut1st and Practical Chemist
oc16 II 1dp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01
WAGONS! CANE CARTS! SPOkEs
FL. n. SORIA.

10 and 20 Union and IL and ~ Perdid0
streets.
Sole Agent for the celebrated "STUDEBAKER"
WAGONS. CARTS and SPRING WORK
OF all kinds and sizes.
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Cane Wag
ons. CARTS and Drays; Timber Wheels Wheel
barrowg OF all dissertations: Spokes. Fellows.
Hubs Shafts. ETC.. Wheelwright Material.
Orders promptly Allied. ALI work warranted.
DEF
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-01

Rooms COMMITTEE ON THE DEBT OFF
the State. at the State House, !
New Orleans. April go 1871
The Committee on the Debt OF the State. in
accordance with a resolution Of the Constitu-
tional Convention. hereby give notice to the
creditors OF the State that the committee Is pre-
pared to receive propositions relative to the adj
justment OF the bonded and floating debt Of the
State.
Propositions should be submitted In writing
to the chairman OF the committee by a syndi-
cate or agency representing each particular
class Of indebtedness.
E. E. KIDD.
Chairman OF Committee.
Address. New Orleans. La. State House.
mY1 If
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02
Saving Off a Lovers Leg.

rT'HE following story which is cal
i culated to make leach particular
hair to stand like quills upon the fretful
porcupine," is said to have happened in
ST. Lawrence county, New York, and
is given on the authority of gentle
man of undoubted veracity:
A young man addicted to intemper-
ate habits, during one of his periodical
"sprees" took a sudden notion to pay
visit to his sweetheart. On the eve
ming alluded to, the young lady and a
female associate were the only occupants
of the house where she resided. About
ten O'Clock in the evening the young
man arrived at the house, considerably
worse from the use of beverages His
strange manner in approaching the door
excited the suspicious of the young
ladies, who supposed the house was at
tackled by robbers. He knocked at the
door, and demanded admission but his
voice not being recognized, from the
thickness of his tongue, the ladies re-
fused to comply with the demand. De
termined to force an entrance, he com
menced a series of assaults upon barred
and bolted door by kicking and pound
ing. After number of desperate kicks,
the panel of the door gave way, and the
leg of the besieger went through the
aperture, and was Immediately seized by
one of the young ladies and firmly held
while the other, armed with saw, com
menced the work of amputationl The
grasp was firmly maintained, and the
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02

saw vigorously piled, until the leg was
completely severed from the body =
With the loss of his leg the intoxicated
wretch fell back, and In that condition
lay the remainder of the night. In the
meantime the ladies were frightened al
most TO death. With the dawn Of
morning the revelation was made that
one of the ladies had participated In the
amputation OF her lovers leg. The
wretched man was still alive. His
friends were Immediately sent for, and
he was conveyed to his home, where
with proper treatment he gradually and
miraculously recovered, and Is now
alive and well.
" We hardly credited" (" says the editor
of the journal from which we quote,
the latter part of the story, and con
tended that the man must have bled to
death on the spot, insisting, indeed, that
1t could not be otherwise. But we were
mistaken-Me leg sOas q vooden one"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02
A Sharp Lad.

A professor of legerdemain who was
recently exhibiting in theatre got a
country boy on the stage, aud told the
audience that lie would pass coin into
the boys pocket from box.
p" You don't think can do it, do
your"
No, sir, / DON'T" answered the lad,
with decided emphasis.
"Well, do you stand up here aud we
shall see."
"But sir" persisted the youth, "ther'
amt no use r yer tryin', cause know
yer can't do it,"
" You know can'tY Don't be too
sure. Wait and see. Just you stand
right here-there Now hold up your
head and look steadily at me, to see that
1 don't cheat you"
ooh, WE'LL" muttered the persistent
youth, with comical grimace, I'll
stand anywhere yer want /: only, II u
git any money into my pocket, reckon
yell hev to find the pocket, for L had
'em sewn up by master, COS of the ap-
pies"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02
A Cruel Hoax.

Last evening, just before sundown, a
gentleman, who was sitting by his
window on north B street, casually re-
marked:
"There goes the woman that George
Browns dead gone on"
His wife, who was in the back room
getting supper ready, dropped plate on
the floor, stumbled over the baby, and
ran like quarter horse to the window,
with:
+" Whop Where Tell me, quick -
" The one with the long cloak-just at
the corner"
Then the woman at the window said
in tones of deep disgust:
Why, that's Browns wife."'
/" Yes, exactly" remarked the brutal
husband, quietly.
Then the disappointed woman went
back and got supper ready, but her US
ual sweet disposition was soured for the
evening.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02

and what was his surprise to find his
whilom prisoner snuggled up In the bed
clothes.
Accustomed as he was to repressing
his feelings upon all occasions he could
scarcely refrain from n joyful shout at
his good fortune, and It was sometime
before he recovered sufficient calmness
to act with GOODNESS.
"After much congratulation he secur-
ed the forger's clothing to piece Of
twine and suspended them from the
window. He then resumed portion
of his own clothing and hid the re-
mainder, locked the door and put the
key in his pocket, and getting into bed
he placed his revolver In such position
that, although out of sight, 1t was with
in easy reach, and sank into peaceful
slumber.
In the morning he was awakened
by some talking In the room, and peer
ing cautiously around he noticed the
forger rummaging about, clothed only
in an abbreviated undergarment and en-
deavorlng manfully to give proper vent
to his feelings in choice but emphatic
expletives.
g His search for his clothing proving
unavailing, he approached the bed oppo-
site to investigate. AS he did so, click
went the revolver, and the detective
stood revealed to his astonisbed gaze
He started as IL he had been struck, and
before he could recover from bis aston
ishment he was properly handcuffed and
at the detectives mercy.
" He was soon assisted into his cloth
ing, the next passing train was hailed
and they arrived at their destination
without further adventure"
"What became of the forger ?" asked
the reporter, as the detective applied
lighted match to his cigar.
"Oh, he was tried soon afterward,"
was the reply, "and the evidence against
him was of such an overwhelming char
acter that he was convicted and sent up
for long time"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02
What She Came Down On.

A young lady gave her roller-skating
experience as follows;
You ought to have seen me-" said
the vivacious young lady to the new
minister; I'd just got the skates on
and made start, when came down on
my"
' Maggiel'' said her mother.
What? Oh, it was too funny for
anything! One skate went one way,
and the other'n t'other way, and down
went on my"
Margaret ~ reprovingly spoke her
father.
"Well, whatp They scooted out from
under me, and came down on my"
Margaret ~ yelled both the parents.
But this time Margaret went right on /:
"On my little brother, who had me
by the hand-and liked to have smash
ed him. Now, what's the matter ?'
The girls mother emerged from be-
hind the coffee-pot, sigh of relief
escaped from the minister, and the old
gentleman adroitly turned the conversa-
tion into political channel.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02
A Word to Young Men.

IIOW often is the same old story re-
Ill peated, the story that we heard in
our childhood, and that we see every
day enacted before us, with new figures
and under new circumstances, it may
be, but always with the same re-
suits. "A young man, well born and
carefully nurtured, enters upon life with
every promise of a bright career. Good
influences surround him and help him
on his way; his genial nature wins him
many friends and young and old speak
well of him and rejoice in his success
He advances, step by step, to public po-
sitions of trust and influence, and seems
a favorite of fortune. But success has
brought its temptations, while it has not
taught the sense of responsibility. The
friends that cluster around the prosper
GUS man make demands upon good fel-
lowship that cannot be disregarded.-
Public office, moreover, must be paid for
by work for the party, which implies
personal associations from which we'll
bred man should shrink. Little by little
the time spent in bar-rooms and club
rooms encroaches upon the hours of Ia
Dor and rest. Wine and cards gain a
predominant place in the man IS life, and
the useful citizen by day becomes by
night the companion of rowdies and
blacklegs. Then comes the end = in
crime and disgrace, it may be, or in vio-
lence, the midnight brawl, the assas-
sins bludgeon, a narrow cot in the hos
pital, a narrow grave. The life that
was SO full of promise is cut short (; the
career begun in sunshine ends in clouds
and darkness.
Over and over again have we all of us
heard this story and seen it enacted
Over and over again have we read its
obvious moral. And still the world goes
on as before, and countless young men
are dragged to ruin every day or give
themselves over to the devil, though the
road to ruin is marked on every finger
post before their eyes. Still those whose
duty it is to describe each days events
in truthful terms may not be silent nor
withhold their warning and advice be-
cause the unlearned lesson has been so
often told. Every man thinks it does
not apply to him. Others may have
fallen, but he is not like them he can
resist temptation and pass though evil
scenes unharmed.
Just so those countless others thought
who have perished and left nothing be-
hind but the warning of their fall
Who are we that we should boast our
selves stronger than other men, if we
have not the strength that comes only
through right livingY No, the lesson, is
for us all. AS surely as the miasma of
the swamps breed physical disease does
evil living lead to sorrow and disgrace,
and however fair face man may pre-
sent to the world, however warmly his
friends esteem him and his fellow-citi-
zens wish well for him, sooner or later
his sin will find him out, and the evil
that he has taken to himself will bear
down self-respect and manly pride,
honor and reputation and life itself +;
for the wages of sin must surely be
| paid.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02

@We must consult the gentlest man.
ner and soft reason of address in our
admonishment; our advice must not
fall like violent storm, bearing down
and making those to droop whom
it is meant to cherish and refresh. 1t
must descend as the dew upon the
tender herb, or like melting flakes of
snow-the softer it falls the longer it
dwells upon, and the deeper it sinks
into the mind.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02
SELLERS'
COUGH
SYRUP I
SELLERS,
SYRUP! {!
so Years Before the Public !

Pronounced by all to be the most Pleasant
and eflcaclous remedy now In use, for the
cure OF coughs, Colds, Group, Hoarseness,
Tickling sensation Of the Throat, Whooplne
Cough, etc. Over a million bottles sold
within the last few years. II gives relief
wherever used, and has the power to impart
benefit that cannot be had from the cough
mixtures now In use. Sold by all Druggists at
20 cents per bottle.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02
SELLERS LIVER PILLS

are also highly recommended for curing liver
complaint, constipation, sick-hcadaches, fever
and ague, and all diseases OF the stomach and
liver. sold:by all by all Druggists at 25 cents
per pox' 40 1y
r. e. SELLERS & CO., Pittsburg, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02
Cause and Effect.

The main cause of nervousness is in
digestion, and that is caused by weak
ness of the stomach. No one can have
sound nerves and good health without
using Hop Bitters to strengthen the
stomach, purify the blood, and keep the
liver and kidneys active, to carry off
all the poisonous and waste matter of
the system. See another column. 4S 1t
Eay A country agricultural paper in
forms its readers that potatoes should
always be boiled in cold water.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
Die &etbeoraIc bon Netp BORT,

Oie Gatbebrale Dol Hep 9ort 1T mad
benz ausemeinen llrtbeile pom &initIern
unb Sa9ueritdnbisen bas i56nfie berartiss
@sbduee auf bisier Seits bes Oceans uni
m6sen beBbaIb sinise gemertunsen iber
bieiss nur aus BripatmitteIn bergeieute
@ottesbaus, usIdss iid islbit ben beribm:
ten mitteIalterli9en Oomeu guropa's sur
Seite itelen Fam, ausemeinss SSntereGe
baben.
gsrsits i'm Sabre 1850 faBte Der bama:
Iise grsbiidof Su9bes ben YIan, in Rsp
gorf cine bieier SrOBsn StaOt unb Der
Wenss Der BARN anidBissn &atboIiten
pirbise Domtir4e ju bauen. Orei Sabre
ipdter bate Der 9r9itect Sames &snpi9
bic gldne unb 3sidnunssn entporfen, bod
ersab elm &oienani5las, bab Der Bau cine
10 unsebeuere @elbiumme perf9Iinsen
pirbe, baB man ben Plan abinbsrte unb
beionbers auf uiele, Su tsitipielisen 0erSies
runsen uer3i4tste. Der pIas, no bic
&atbsbraIe itsbt, III BON Der Maoiion unb
5. 4penue unb so. unb 81. Strabs eingss
idIoiisn unb elmer Der id6nitsn Der Stabt,
ba er ben @ipfel bss Rurrap 5iu ems
nimmt. Da 4 an bic neue &at5s6raIs ans
ftoben6e glods bur9 tatbolii9e @nftaIten
einsenommsn iinb, 1T bisie Gage isbr pais
isnb. Gin NIT GROCER 9ebafisteit usrbrsi.
tetss @sridt, baB bsr BIas, porauf bic
&atbebrale itebt, elm @si9ent Der Stabt
Seem Dort iei, TT fali9, ba a%etenmdBis
na4sswieien 1T, baB bic Stabt bieien pIab
bersits i'm Sabre 1899 an einen semiIen
&obsrt SiIburn um $4,000 pertauft bate
unb bic Eruitses Der ct. patrid's 3atbes
braIs ipatsr bur4 Rauf in ieinen geiis se'
lansten.
4m Is. susut 1858, aIfo Dor etpas
mebr aIs 20 Sabrsn, Isste gr5bii9of
9usbes in @essnpart Don 100, 900 Men,
i4en ben @runbitei bss @ottssbauies unb
iubicribirten bel bisisr @eleseabeit l03
Ssrren ie cine Summe pom $1,000 Az ieis
mem gaue. ObwObI Der Sriss unb bic
8rilis benz Taue mannisfa9s 5inberniHe
bereiteten, 9elang es Der @neraie bes Cars
binaIs WeGlostsp, ale 5emmnife Al Be.
ieitiSen unb bic aaSemeine Spferpidisteit
mar 10 sroB, baB Sssen 70 Rir9en Der
@rjbiOceie Dem Yort's gum gau Der &atbe,
brale iabrIid reseImdBise Seitrase Ieiites
ten uno cine i'm uOrtsen Sabre gu bieiem
Spede absebaItene 6eier $l75 900 ersab.
0te &atbebruIe 1T I'M bu9tabli9eu
Gimme bes 8Ortes auf 5eIien ssbaut, 10
baB bic 9runbmauern bdufis nur auf benz
sIattSema9ten grbboben ruben. 0ie si,
sentll3en 9runOmausrn bsitebsn aus @ras
nit nno Der Sberbau aus WGrmor aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
SiberaIe SIaen.
5iebeIl.

Die liberale vNasione" in &om nal Dor
sintsen Easeu 70 sliflid, lbren 2sisrn
cine baaritrdubenbe 9sidi9ts pom elmer
bur9 einen faiboIiidsn Bfarrsr psribten
llnteri3lasuns unb S6li6uns ersdbIsn ;u
tORnen, weIde ibr aus 9ucca mitsstbsilt
puroe. SeIbitueritdnoli9 purbs Der pitante
6aa nit wabrsm Bebasen pom ben bsut:
iden Iiberalen 3eitunsen aufsesriffen. 60
las mar in Der vROlnii5en 3eituns" bars
iiber foIsenbss: Gin Wann aus gamas
iore wanoerte mad Nmerita aus uub lie6
leine Srau unb suei Rinber In Stalien su=
rid. Ra3 einiser 3eit ianbte er ibnsu
100 Srs. bur4 ben Pfarrsr bes Srtes.
Rad einissn Monaten tamsn pieber 1000
frs. unb 10 is mad GINGER 3sit pisber neue
S~snbunsen bis auf $4,000 Sts., Der
Yfarrer lieferts bieielbeu ni9t ab. Oase:
gen IieB er bic 6rau Dor i9 tommen unb
tbeilte ibr unter aaerIei Groitsrinoen nit,
baB ibr Wann ssitorbsn isi. @lei9beitis
i4rieb er aud benz Manne, feline Samtlie
let an ben SIattern seitorben. Dieter uers
lan9te einen amtIi9en Gobteni9ein; Der
Yfarrer iaubts benielben uuo Der Wanu
sins cine speite @bs elm. Woblbabsno
seporben, pini9te er pieber elm WfaI feline
Ssimatb su iebsu; er rsiite wirtli4 NIT
frau uno Rinoern Speiter @be na4 Stas
lien uno tebrte I'M @altbofe pon Gama;
lore elm. Nuf einem SpaSiersanSe I'M
Srte ipra9 i'm elm Sinb UNI elm Ilmoisn
an. @r frus nod Ssimatb unb gltetn,
uno es itslte ii9 beraus, baB es isin eiss'
nes &inb NOR. Balb srfubr er bic sanSe
Wabrbeit. unb traf 6rau unb &inosr im
sr6Bten Glenb. Der Yfarrer meinte, er
Tonne bic Sade nit 3uriidsabe Der 25, 1000
Srcs. wieber gut MAIDEN. Die gsbOrben
waren aber anberer Weinuns uub psrbafs
tsten i'm. Ser YrossB 1T nod nidt besns
bist." Nnbsre Blattsr, wis 4. y. bic
vSerI. SoIts3is.~, i4midten bieie gradbs
lung nod nit nisbIi9sn 3utbatsn aus.
llnb babel III bic sanse 9si5idts srIOssu
unb bat i4on Dor Swei Sabren bic
Runbe bur3 bic 8Idtter ssmadt. Die
v@a3etta bt Sirenji" tbsiIt ndmli9 Sol,
ssnbss nit: .5r. Ssrafinj Gaftor pom
Sloren3, erbielt uou Srn. Blan1t, 9rdfets
ten pom 2ucca, Elm EsIssramm, peI9es
Iautete: sd bite Sie, bic rRasione" su
eriu9en, bic bs3isli9 bss. Y,ieiters aus
Gamaiore mitsetbeiIte Na9ri9t ais abios
Tut faIi9 au bsmentirsn." 9lussrbsm
ianbte uns unier Correspondent aus Ga
maiOre fOlsenbe Ospside: rDemsntiren
sic f0rmli4 bic o Der vgtasiOne" ses
bra9te @r3dbIuns, weI9s cine Ani9ulois
guns sesen ben Bfarrsr BON Gamaiore
entbdlt." Sb bic liberalsn Yldttsr, weI9s
10 bereitwiais bic gIfinbuns na9betsten,
aud wobl pas offjiae Dement, Der SebOrs
ben brinssn psrben2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03
M@tung tbr &atboltfen!
9ie Stimune hes bcrf. Pins TX.

Sn uniern Gasen idsint bic SOriebuns
Der tatbolii9en 8refe cine beionbere Utiis
fen seseben gu baben. an ibr 1T es, bic
@runbidse Der Srbnuns unb bes 9Iaus
Sens bort, mo bieielben berri4en, 81 bewab:
sen unb fs ba gu uerbreiten, mo @Ottlos
Nsteit unb etne talte @Iei6siltisteit bies
tefbsn In gersefenbeit seratben lieben. -
g5tus TX. in einsm Sdreiben pom 1851.
@ir sriu9en gle ~tnitanbisit allen beneu
uait eurem sutsn Wilen unb eurer 9uni
het3ufeben, bic nit 9eiit besabt unb mil
s~snisenber &enntniB ausseriitet, fi9 an
Ste grbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3eitun:
gen CUR 9ertbeibisuns unb Serbreituns be,
fatboIii6sn 9ebre perOHsntIi4en. - gncp:
ettca gius TX.
2aBt Ni6ts unueriu9t, pobur9 unier'
5stttse &eIision unb ibre beiliame 9ebre II
Ben 8ereisisten Staaten meter perbreitet
rerben tSnnen, bamit p~ertrrte Wanbere,
saf ben re9ten 9fab auritseleitet perber
1~5sen.-S9reiben 9tus TX. on bic gi
{96fe Der 9. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-06-03

BON Der OiOssiansG Convention sessn ben
<uaIismus erlaiisnen v9anon" fortse:
iett. lteber ben Oienf pom uorisen
Sonntas wirb ME folst bsri4tet: Die
Mitslieosr Der @smsinoe ma4ten beim
gintritt in bic Stibls &nisbeusunsen unb
bas Rrsus,eiden. Iuf benz altare ,ffanb
Der NIT einem Sdleier beoedte &el4. auf
benz So9aItar bemsrtts man br%ennenee
2sudter, Rrusiir unb tnieenbe Gnssl.
Bier 5abnen trusen bas Bib ber SHUTTER
@ottss nit benz &inbe. Dor benz Mltare
brennt bus euise 9idt. 8sim Sssinn oss
Oienitss tam cine Bro,eiion beruor; tie
beitaao aus psiB unb ROTH setleioeten
&naben nit &rsu,en unb &sr;eu in ben
9dnben, a9tanbuier3is Sdnsern in Gbor'
bsmben, swei GornetipieIera, ,wei Siolint
fen unb bret 9eifIi4en.
Der 3us bepests f5 burd bic 9dnss.
@dbreuo Der vWeHs" b%rannteu 3ebn Ger:
sen auf benz IItare unb Dor Der preot9t
uurbs Der vPrieitsr" pom ,msi treustrasen'
ben Oiensrn our San3sI bssIsitst. = Beis
ter miro benz rN. .. 9eralb" aus Ybila'
bsIpbia semsIost, baB in Der ct. Clements
Rirde am lestuerloIenen Disnftas iosar
veine feierIi9e &squiem : Wsfe fir bic
&ube Der Seele bes uerftorbeneu Or. De
topen ceIebrirt wurbe. Die Gsrmonien
ndbertea iid ienen Der tutboIiiden &ir6s
in uiel b6berm @rabe ais bisber in be,
st. Clements &ir9e Der Sal ssueieni lit. "
Die 9emeinbe bdlt alio fsit an ibrem
Sei4luB, iid an bic gnti9sibunsen be,
Oi05eian Gonuention nidt gu ii6ren. Ots
na9ite 5OIse bauon pirb wabrideinIid
iein, baB bic @emeinbe entuebsr frsiwiuia
aus Der @emeini9aft Der gp~iscopaliectt
austtitt uno nod mebr Der tatbolii9sr
Wuttertirbe ftb ndbsrt ober absr, baB BIZ
g%piscopaleu bic @emeinbe ausl5lieben,
Der Iettere SAL uiirbe gu sinsm Broset
Dor ben weItIi9en @eridten fibren uni
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mas bic @%piscopaIen slaubsn unb tbur
olrfen unb mas ni9t. Die NnssIesenbei
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aud in Der politii9en Yrehe bes 2anbe:
9robes aufieben.