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Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
A Savage Assault.

On Saturday evening Charles West
ern, a burly colored man about thirty
years of age, eutered the house Of Mrs.
Lizzie Mason, a colored widow, living
in Pinkerton's Court, at the head of
Shipley street, and raised a regular row
on small scale, throwing lamp and
a pitcher at the widow, and afterwards
striking and choking her and throwing
her against the stove. From the effect
Of all this ill treatment, she Is now con-
fined to bed. The cause of Westerns g
sanguinary conduct is unknown.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
jewish Celebration.

On next Wednesday evening, the
Jewish population ofour city, will meet
in the Jewish synagogue, in the Lisber-
man building, and make arrangements
for the feast Of Purim. This feast is
termed the feast Of lots, and was insti-
tuted for the purpose of commemora-
ting the deliveranos of the Jews from
the Vaccinations OF Haman.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

Clbeb Cigarettes cures cold in the
bead catarrh and hoarseness best
hing in the world for offensive breath.
SId by ]. R. Hartman, Druggist, 9Th
ili Poplar streets.
Family syripges Of every style and
extremsly low prices, at the Ladies'
IsPar'ment Of Bslt's Pharmacy. Pri.
''e entrances. Lady attendant.
Nursing Bottles and fittings in all
u shapes and sizes made, at Taylor &
ahuerton's, Druggists and Apothsca-
RS, 3O2 King street.
Take your children to Sutterley g.
aEyer, 3O2 Market street, above Sd,
wine photographs. They take 6 fine
Hi photographs for 81, and one life
4 'tA for 81.
Take your old pictures to Sutterley &
IaSyer, 3C2 Market street, and have
Fl copied. They do their work first
a@ and cheap.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
Fish and Torrapin.

Powell will have on his stall in the
rhird street market, fine variety Of
black bass, halibut, steak Goldfish,
paddock, smeltz, herring, catfish and
sber varieties of the tinny tribe; also
alot Of terrapin. Call early and avoid
|ths rush.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
TruAtees ElecfaSi.

At the St. Paul's M. e. church on Sat-
urday evening an election of trustees
was held which resulted In the selection
of William Y. swiggett, Edwin H. Morrow
and Edgar A. Finley to serve for period
of three years and George H. Todd and
Samuel H. Baynard to serve one year.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
Horns and &hotguna.

als' Jennie Horn was just going to
\, ap across the way and 80 stepped
Nv N. 9areheaded and with apron on.
M N. instead I, of going across the way
|Is' I,s 1OFn slipped around to the Mora
|"a |I'a church, which she entered by the
E,1 N, u uOoF' Her lover, William Collier,
\. u IAe Rev. Mr.. Clewell were there be.
NJ H. 4er' The knot was soon tied.
N E%,'t Jennie flew back home, and, with
n,S ~aSl chasing its shadow among her
MI GEItpIv'' baked her bread for dinner.
E M was IN town of Uhrichsville, Ohio,
H. |n''r, II, On the afternoon Of the same
m, N, aaInry Horn, the BRIDES brother,
|s.s ''s! 4 both bridegroom and preacher
N a.. '1s main street with a shotgun.
Tul Mrs Collier left that afternoon
|4I.La!la %I,ai trip, Mrs. G. still being
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
Have Rsnasvea.

The Singer Manufacturing Company
l.. now fixed in their new quarters, at
ElO Market street, and are ready 70 fill
In orders for the New Family Singer
E.vipr Machine. We invite our friends
|,nd the public in general to call and
|.ymjne them.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
guuch IunDrOvesT.

Mr.. McElwee, who sustained injuries
by falling from the second story Of St.
Peters Catholic school, at Sixth and
West streets, during the fire on last
Wednesday afternoon, has SO far recov-
cred as to be able to walk about the
city to day.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
The DeIaware's New House.

Work has commmced in earnest on
the new engine house Of the Delaware
Fire Company, at Sixth and French
streets. The ground was staked out
yesterday, and the digging Of the cellar
commenced to-day. Patrick Carberry
has the contract for the excavation.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

A Card.

D,. Hartley, 243 South Eighth street,
|,t;,,dslphia, treats cstarrh and throat
|iS.,t;ous, offensive breath, discharge
G.Om The ears, 20. Trial treatments
G,ilv V from . a. m. TO s p. m, and from
En W. n, m. Cure permanent and guar
|',,.sa. No advance fee required. The
|.Tio,sd should give him o call.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
a Broken Axle.

One Of the teams OF Morris Weldis &
Son met with mishap at French and
Water streets this morning, the axle
breaking and letting the whole load
down. Tho wagon was loaded
with chilled rolls for J. Morton Poole.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
Money to LORm.

An excellent opportunity to obtain a
loan of 81 900 and upwards by attend
ing the Wilmington Loan Association
this evening, at s o'clock, sharp. Stock
furnished. GEO. c. MAKIs, Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
Accident.

Robert Spath, workman employed
with George W. Baker, machinist,
French street, above Second, met with
an accident yesterday afternoon, while
engaged in setting up the new ma
chinery at Lichtenstein's store, on Mar
kst street, below Third. His hand
was caught in belt and badly strain
ed. DR.. Walton dressed it and he will
be all right again in few days.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
"are silver Improvement
L Com nnfytee.

N rr,s,',m'nary pre-, meeting Of the delega.
| l,r,' sSS n, lsld tonight at the Riggs
N ' ~ Washington which was attended
|,n,' 'py " congressman from Pennsyl-
|p,or ~, 'eW Jersey and Delaware. The
|s,s1 "A, estimates of the appropriations
|sNn, % 'or' which in the aggregate a.
Ssrs, i'm. 70 : Ss93,OOO, were explained by
|h,d' a,n ,LnHdlow, of the United States
ES,s ,'' Engineers, and Captain White,
n" !" lighthouse Service. Speeches
|es,nSsIaNs msas by Senator Wallace, Speak,
|EeIp ! and Represe natives Kelley
Db,I.' Bingham, Godsch ak, Mitchell,
h h. .% ana Ward, all Of whom end dors.
|&sjsl '!ppropriation of money for the
MI, IN III hL'IaProvements. Speaker Rau-
|Npiatiun ula 5, remarks, was particularly
|ptp,'s'H.G IN his endorsement Of the ap-
|shtmas~noshl required for lighthouse i'm
Wat nu'S' u' assuring the delegation
IN" W., 'ne proper time he would both
vi" act to secure it.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
Potatoes.

Just arrived, one car load of choics
|Eiy Rose and Peach Blow potatoes,
|Vtich | will sell at 63 cts. per bushel.
Call early if you want a bargain. 60
pounds to the bushel. smeltz, l5 East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
Ze,oe,rs. Look 10 Your Interest

Smelz, No. Is East 4th street, can
4 |.s you choice apples and potatoes low
/, than any other commission man in
Wilmington. Call early for bargains.
No. Is East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

/ Ten thousand people have been saved
/ hvn going into consumption during
Inn last 25 years, by using DR.. Simms'
White Pulmonic Balsam. Soc. and 81.
|D.pOts, 4.h and King streets and 6O2
|Arch street. Retailed by dealers. Be
|surs and ask for this great cough medi-
|.ira
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
The Weather.

war Department, Office Of the Chief
|asSsI Ofcer, Washington, Feb. 24-l
N, lailoations for Tuesday--For the
|.al'e |.,l1 Atlantic States, clear or fair
|"'aer, northsrly winds, rising ba-
~ E!l,Eer along ths coast, followed by
N, 'ul' shifting to warmer southerly,
VAA falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
SPECIAL MENTION.
spring OvsreoaN 4

oOs Of the most useful an pleasant
,.msnts une It Of a gsntleman's wardrobe
e. aauc nav being made mp out Of new
ie Nv" irs, r.esiyed from the manufao-
r. 0Oa1 at the Model Tailor Store. We
u,'', also beginning quite lively to take
,1,r. for spring suits. II will pay you
li., iosva your order early this spring,
Y ,Vs "oods ara advant rg, and many Of
H. Soods now in stock cannot be dupli-
IVA, =. Ferd Carson, Merchant Tailor,
C,a9 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
Church Exhibition.

L. B. Dorman will exhibit his popu-
lar scenes in the Shiloh Baptist Colored
Church on Friday evening, the 9th
inst, for the benefit of the church.
Tickets Is and 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
At,eu tion, Young Ladies' !

Rumtori Bros, 4o4 Market street,
|h,vs inst received the spring styles Of
|s,sv mixed, brown mixed and nutre
|miyed Derbys, for ladies.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
bandIO Cent atNre.

Buy your glassware while you can
secure bsrgains, which will be for a
Short lime. New goods in tinware,
lut1Saar-, notions and novelties just
rsceiVed, Remember the place, No. 22l
Market street. {
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

Go to Smeltz, No. Is East 4th street,
for your apples and potatoes, If you
want to save money.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

state or the Tn
' IAe REPUBLICAN, Office, on Tuesday
'aoiOing, Feb. "a:
Seock, 10 O'CLOCK, IL O'Clock
W. $50 40
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

"ANrED-A MIDLE AGED WOMAN
| required. 2-2t.2ts
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24
oun wAsnrSarox LsrrEs.

Lent aud its IsGaenees - Person.
ellie OF Noted Senators - The tive
Jones', nlaine, Earnunds aad
others Washingtsn's Birth.
day and the Washingtoa Monu.
menl.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-24

"ANTED-ONE HUNDRED HOUSES
w to supply the demand made upon us
daily oy good and reliable tenants east OF
Market 81. j. H. FRAZER,& co.
EAu Bird and Shipley.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-01-22

When man enters an office, and
planks himself down on the corner OF a
desk instead of taking chair, it looks
as if he was brought up in a corner gro
Gerry, or that you did not know enough
to resent the familiarity. Hartford
Sunday Journal
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-01-22

The time Of the year is come when
parents may enter blessedly into the lives
Of their children, more than they are in
the habit Of doing. The long evenings
may bring many opportunities for com
panlonship. The boys taste in litera-
ture, or the girls bent in socialty, music
or art may be easily influenced. The
rational use Of amusements and games.
likewise, may be inculcated by that most
potent of teachers example. Do your
moldlng, parents, while the children are
clay, that you may not lament in vain
when they become as marble. Golden
Rule.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-01-22
FOreCiOSuTG.

THoMAS ". kILIMAN, Of Stockton, ia th,
L County Of Waldo and State of Maue, br III.
deed dated the 9th day OF April, a. u. isis, ana !,
corded in the waldo County Regsirv Of Deeds
Book 1a9, Page sou conveyed TO JEREMIAH LIND
SAY, in mortgage, certain parcel OF real estate
situate in said stockton and bounded ana desc II,
a follows, viz Being part Of the lot 40. . in III,
third range south Of the turnpike line. Beginning
At a rock maple tree. being The southeast corner NJ
lot No. - and southwest corner OF lot No. theme,
west, seventy tour RODS, by land of Samuel eagar
10 a henIock tlre; then e north, one hundred ann
tittynne rods, by land of John Sanborn, to a lin,
tree; thence cast, by lot No I, i'll the second range
owned 10y W. ; PhImeN, SeNcntYtOur rods, To :
yellow birch tree marked and J; thence ,ou1h hl
lot No. !, one hundred and fftynne rod to the lr-
mentioned bound, containing seventy three acrt-
and eighty sin square rods, more or less. An,
whereas the said jeremiah Lindsay, his deed o.
assignment dated April IT, lN1i, Tor ii valuable con
.ideraion assigned Said mortgage TO one CHARLES
II, klLLMAN, and tue said Charles +. hmau N,
his deed OF assignment, dated Nos emtbtr g. lsa6 foI
valuable consideration assigned said mortgage IL
me. And whereas the condition Of said mort gagC
having been broken, l. the undersigned, by rtaS0l
thereof, claim a foreclosure.
Dated the IN day OF January, a. r. ESQ
3"3* FRED kILIMAN.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-01-22

It was at Il village postotlce. The
demoiselle was buXom, bashful, aged
eighteen, and hailed from Berrytown
She wanted a dollars worth of stamps.
zone dollars worth" repeated the smil-
ing assistant '.of what denomination y
The dansel showed signs Of embarrass-
ment, and hesitated to reply She twirl-
ed her shawl fringe nervously, east her
eyes about to see if any one was near,
moved a little closer to the window, and
finally asked in a timolous voice. ''Do
YOU hey to write it down ~ "By no
means, answered the courteous assistant
THAT is not necessary; but ! presume
you have some preference Us to the de
nomination." caldwell yes" replied
the stranger, her face turning scarlet, Il
hey some. generally 60 to the Episcopal
Methodist myself, but the fellow I'm buy
ing the stamps for, hesa Universal Ortho-
doX."
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-01-22
NOTICE.

Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
rINlIt co-parnership heretofore existing under the
/ name of CRlTCHEIT & FRANCIS, has been
this day dissolved. The business hereafter i to IL
conducted by F II. FRANCIS, At the store formerly
occupied by l.. i. Mcdonald, in the Telegraph build
ing. f. IL. FRANCIS.
Belfast Jan. s, 1SsU,-2
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-01-22
HAWAIIAN
CATARRH REMEDY.


The receipt for making this WONDERFUL REMEDY
obtained by James }. Peavey, while living in
Honolulu, Hawaiian Island, where he resided Tor
more than twelve wears.
Mr.. Peavey at that time, was suffering from ca
tarrh and with many doubts to the curative prop
critics OF this remedy, he compounded Il small guam
tity, and began to directed. 70 his surprise
and JOY he found relief after the first trial. and
short time he was entirely cured.
Mr., Peavey afterwards put this remedy up i'll small
quantities and sold and gave it away his friends
but not until recently has he consented to have it
prepared and thoroughly introduced to the world.
1t is relief and cure for Gatarrh i'll its worst
forms
one trial Of the remedy il its best testimonial.
Sure relief is within the reach Of all Who are wiling
TO give ii single trial.
1T is harmless, cOnV enien to take at any time and
its good effects 10 be felt soon A. the
remedy is applied.
This is entirely different from any other snuff on
the market every particle is dissolved as soon as
ii comes i'll contact with the delicate membranous
coatings that line the nasal passages acting it
does directly upon the mucus membrane.
Do not delay another day, but send 81 cents and
obtain Il sample box by return mail.
~ For sale by all Druggists
Parsons, Bangs u g O ,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
~ & Il9 Middle Street, PORTLAND, Me-,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1880-01-22
UT7"T VV"TTaTTV. UTUI5E- T7I-ET' u"T0TT
and Salt Rheum, Worms. Gout, Neuralgia,
Ivy a Dinner PiH, and Purifying the Blood
Or. j. Q. AVER \ co., Lowell. Mass.
a'rac,it..i .,,aa Amai,tioAl Chemists.


.a.....s t.. .... ...i .er.u rN.t..- t> vUH
, 1880-12-20

nd them hack to ths present mc THe
nnnI victory must bu kept n no
Ff;s fa .. s "Gss ey TaSy nSs "s, ssscs Ts"eSSs ss
ny whun, TINY hive teen Ictl. Tint
trnycsy ~oul' 10 crowned by viss1ry anu hui,,nt,
III: i t ssate"s them Y Tsss! !svc. ss ilasi:
n any essns fr,t"' r. iisi,roH h!sury No ustion
mr. Church soi ,scspise Or tgnore ~ history;
nhat nsfHnsy ~ sh r. Kept n m!n to 5sna
reniindfu! u the knnesscs tss and assatancn they
received frnn chnritahlt. and helpful hands, md
would lchd thom u, Inquire why they ahoutl re.
ceiyc such tun'ier treatment and no much tn"r-
81 r ist7 sb!s IT, sof!Sty lsEag II history t5o,a
strsci. The carly mouth. u tho Hocicty wcte
w"rs il the cansc of Cod: thu "rg,nai mem.
lMsthp IT forty was rapidly augmented and tho
"a caaN'l hnd to b. cnlarscd. Then followed
tlntion@til tho crisis of la' came. whcn sne 70 q
Slc1y @ IT, a is ropofs III af th NV yoFkegs
Of tho % sny aisl', xrre ,e MfSe. t iscnrnxe, Only
han Z. Essaser nsssios sce Az
by an eri. Of succnss and revival Of religion IN
pillars or the church. Then. came the
building Of Gracc Church. n beautiful sanctuary
ttpst prosPorous seaH,n fo4'wea, 0o.l adding to
tho church daily such ~ needed s.fvtrr. The
xreat tfo destroyed tholr bnittithe. but brought
Abuut spirit of coheslon a,l'l devotion truly I'd
mirubsc. aud tho structure WIS nsaiil rebuilt.
and stands tn-lAy = proud inontltncht hf thnir
zeni AlId devotion. Huch rcslitnn Of prosperity
md Hrncc HhDuti1 niwnys te kupt In mini Tho
pist yc!r bus l!cen particularly nlaracterGcd a,y
i1nh fIcrn lnjuisntel Thert. hns been rni*tr fc-
alcs for cx1ettses and thartA0Iu and missionary
purposes: *t9WD: For e5:o0 at this amount M "
Streot church. What might bc tho ypfril,,M1 life
Of tho church hereafter no Quo could tell; Gter-
nlty ntono could reveal thAt.
woru oihor rctcctions #, an hoir Ike ths. 1t "a
thb remembrance Uf thOsH w!aoss plhcea Nrc
1nssed, whose tatnfllNr aEes wCro M r1loEc vis-
tblg. nnA whHsc wnrts Of wisdom ctll'l no !htl1-
nnothcr year Of history: Thcy must rern",uhcr
how the whole history Of ths Methodist Church
has t.ecn In the hcarts Or Few tntn fired With
@ ,i Th's '5 ,,nS s"n!a y
sec the uNy when not q 1ullAr Ut Indebtedness
would fnenn,cr the!r church. Tho church WIS
hnlt upon the lovn nt Christ. Il prosppre11 In
tho past nnd inuttttMdts ,lsscmblcd to listen to
tho Divine worsl mn, souls wrro enycti mud con.
veftcd. These ,ncuns still g1istcti Mn'1 wErc
tho machinery TO 10 put ln operation by tho
hildsen " their fathers to be perpttuntcd hy
definitions It appeared plnln tlat lhrlr devotion
ind love Of Col WIS the, clltsr uf their pros
rerlty. Then Rlailce nt history. md such history
VIII set thon to rcfre+hlnl: rtllccuone and they
II these things abound there will TIC Il people
tt1nt 0nd will honor and lead us heretofore; and.
while their ,neans wcsc SO utnpte, they should do
mont for tho rcticnuons uf those TINT aro to
follow,
, 1880-12-20


Grace stnthotilst Episcopal Church celebrated
It's thirty. fourth anniversary Yesterday, The Hoy.
Robert D. Sheppard pEcAched powerful annt-
vorsary sermon. showing tho Rroat work fac-
conrlishcd ,y the congregation sInro its orvs,,l-
zntlon, and tho lessons to ho 3derlved from
reheassat Of its history. lie took bis taxt frun.
deuteronomy, eighth chapter, second verse.
"And thou shut r,luember all tho way which
tho Lord thy tod led theo these forty years IN
tho wilderness, TO humble thoo md 70 provo ,hco
to know whut was III thy heart. whether thou
wouldost koup Ills commandments OF no.".
All nations, churches. societies, mud famillca
had their anniversaries and birthdays, and thoy
oalno together tn revive tnc.norioa Ut tho past,
Tho Church of Jesus Christ should bo reminded
OF It's history. They were beginning to-day tho
thlrty-tourth yeur Of their Church history, und
wera In the region OF tho third anniversary hf
tho occupancy Ut this beautiful temple which
Will be tho church for thuni and their childsrt,
for mu,,y yvars to come. It is no far-fetched
fancy il compnro thor history with TINT OF tho
children OF lsrael. who wero led forty Year, in
tho wilderness to finally laud IN place where
thuro was peace, plenty, u1d prosperity. A
rvvlew OF that history lcuds tlom TO temeulber
what, with Divine power, fort!tudo, faith, and
disoipllue, great thlnus can 10 acoonulahed.
, 1880-12-20
DIR. RYDER.

1rE WILL REMAIN If TIE CiiURC1s DEHT Is VArD.
..,a. ,. " ..t' - - ,,,. ~ ~. .,a..
saa'sI ShaFen u. JUG e,ose ny: =. ns sel,ou sesscuS
a,h MS ema on tonc
nc,hor Win n larcc nor,,on nr Tho neonc of chi.
en,,n ,tcror.l,,. hsve hner ernt,v intsrrs,ot So-
ss ,e,,s ua|s pe o.a-. ss,., ~
moyal to New York City to ass,t.uo tho pastoral
rc,ntion oyer tho Church OF tho Diving Paternity.
the pulpit Of which has been filled for those
acon By tho Doctors adaress. one of bis REASONS
for scrtous]y IncI,nfux to ruako tho move Is a
.o,,,a.x,o, ,,a, nnn tts to ,,nnorv, ,nc ~ ,rast
on' ha ra,nnn,n !. n,s seor%,,on", ,,'on w.
payment OF tho church debt, amounting to some
sgo.0o0, BIZ tho lat OF january ncxt. TIE a.l-
,,rcss W.. ns fo,Iows.
Cn'sisTiAF FKlESns: As yon welt know, I
ihse Deeh lot sonse t.no considering wnetneF
ma Ds,sr ses ao y sioatS tS o 'ss Sspre St
lust =. ynu md tO ~ particE IN Interest that
shntit distinctly state ny present pirlose
ward Nsw York. hui my aynipathIcs ami my nj;
tnchn!unt ~ this church am! its ms!nt,ers' md
70 this CITY AMI INC NORTHWEST, IN when ! Gnso
VIDE act!.aa1nsancG' ,.; hnSe feser Ecnliy S,yGl
thcs SosSnt. sti1t' ,h'k I. sho.t',! eIe 9 this
asyc % acoa M 70 &c ta @ @ ,nG sS hew @
gIs eu"y Il II renn 'a'S u''so WIZ W.
GonnGGtca with tho basiltlng and fMrnishne of
a,inif s ~ n' I'M e u sr M ora nr io in
deSteess WIS Il pscea S a. uo,s ssH tits 'o;
various times YOU huve reduced that Indebted.
v ~ rhs @ sn eMa t snerH tIs ,nnto ,han XVI
nalf Pa Of Whit wc di'i owe, ts Il severe tax upon
u uo resources o. tnp noeeay aau n'nMees q
w. q ~ Sys nay1 a TsF 's. nsSys ns NV "9m
ish was united ln mn. 4niit saw the iast dollar
O. PIN shis @ Nsos IG!d ~ I'M! tho parish wanlly itue
ntx eSe.y " y snca &c Hs VS. ~ @ s ono nv
-" A..
, 1880-12-20
DEGREES IN RELIGIOUS LIFE
TIN REV. Ula. Ti4oMAs
haJ fol lDtvi1 In TI0AlnvtA


atre yIstorday morning;
Lot us 90 Oh To perteotlon. .--Jlcb., IT., /.
l hayo long thnught that sonac OF tho dLstIno-
tiuns or lines drawn IN society arc ottun too
arbitrary and severo. They do not always
describe correctly tho real facts In tho casc;
and they frequently lead To falso classnoatlons.
Thus We have tho general classllcauons Of tho
, 1880-12-20

hut who ehnll sny whuru faith I,rt,int ~ t,ntr
llc IA reel ict,eMth lie M ~, vr.. n !, II. 'S .,,,o
wMlklny N TIN nluht and whiting fnr liz. div
nas %rs ' II & oS1,s9n II snoi1 t", 'n.s VT" Hnyc sed
10 sthi Thoy is1t hna II SG .onc,g .sy fhsy
On thess shorcs whoro nov siad. ,,r a1aIf
,y c,ys T' mi tcar i,m H. III baey ,s sw nd I'D " The
tl,oan ,,ntnnaht minus and hearts tho Fatb"r III
AZ ry y nee y aesr 70 know a9 believe
TINT mny often bc ptircr and deeper thnn Ii
found In minis mora onghtenodr And Il, VI
Will ns os fesko hen nsR rSdr Fo =. so
ifeve!s yet low down in The sea caie.T'Ani II Ill M
classification must include also MI the sincere
altNrs. Their fnitl, mny be-, and In In unny
things, E ytty %tnnsrf1::Hst; % 1:H; They read ant,thn
% "a se ess rsrs1os e L sss o1s S'' and o revofen
Christian lands To- whom tIio thought os s. pct.
scgnls to be no answering SrtrIt apeaktnE bac1
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