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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-07-05
GEN. GARFIELD.
Speech at the dwelling of a Soldiers
Monument

MOQuIn0QC.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 5-Gen. Garfield
on Saturday participated in the ceremony of
unwilling monument to the soldiers of Lake
county at gainesville, in which he made clos
ing speech and was listened to with close atten
ton by as many of the 10000 people assembled
as could get near enough to hear. Garfield
said he could not fail to respond on such an
occasion in the sight of such a monument, to
such cause sustained by such men. ZAP
plause) Two questions had been sweeping
through his mind. What did the monument
teach? The monument meant world of
memories and world of deeds world of
tears and world of glory. Thousands knew
what it was to offer up their lives to the coun-
try and it was no small thing. Suppose the
country should say, 81 want your life. Come
upon this platform to offer it, How many
would walk up? And ayet 100000 men an
swered yes, and the monument stands yonder
to commemorate their answer. That is one Of
itslmeanings. But my friends, continued the
speaker, let me try you little further. To
give up life is much for it is to give up wife
and home, children, ambition and GALL almost
all. But let me test you further. Suppose
that awfully majestic form should call out and
say, II ask you to give up health and drag
yourself not dead but half alive through a
miserable existence for long years until you
perish and die in your crippled and helpless
condition. l ask you to volunteer to do that,
and it calls for higher reach of patriotism
and self-sacritice. But hundreds of thousands
of your soldiers did sthat and our monument
means that.
The general spoke further on the subject
of horrors of war; prisonlhouses, of theIsouth,
&C., eliciting expressions of sympathy and
applause. He referred to the lesson the war
had taught, not of revenge or wrath but the
grand sweet, broad lesson of the immortality Of
truth
In closing he saidI
hope time is not far distant when :under
the crossed swords and the locked shields of
Americans north and south our people shall
sleep in peace and rise in liberty, love and har-
mony under the union of our flag of stars and
stripes
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Fusion Nominations in Franklin County.
PENNINGTON, July 3.-The Fusion county
convention nominated P. Dyer of Farming
ton, Senator; d. w. Shepherd of Phillips,
Commissioner; V. L. Craig of Pennington,
Treasurer; B. f. Russell of Wilton, Sheriff
n. M. Plaisted, D. II. Thing, P. A. Sawyer
and f. NJ Fogg were present. About 1000
were in attendance.
Democratic Flag Raising at Rockland.
RoCKLAND, July 3.-The Democrats of this
city unfurled two HANCOCK and English
campaign flags at different points
on Main street this evening. Quite a
large crowd was in attendance, and speeches
were made by A. S. Rice, Esq, Of this city,
and Atwood Levansaler of Thomaston, the
candidate for State Senate. The speeches in
Dictated purpose to support the straight Dem
cratic candidates. Singhi's band furnished
music. Neither flag bears Plaisted's name for
Governor.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The following are
the postal changes for the week:
Offices established-Strattan, Fraaklin coun-
ty, Chas. Greene, postmaster.
Names changed-Scarborough, Cumberland
county, to West Scarborough; Oak Hill, Cum
berland county, to Scarborough.
Postmaster appointod-J. d. Harrington,
Winter Harbor, Hancock county.
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THE SPANISH OUTRAGES.

A U. S. Vessel Sent to Inquire Into Them.
Boston, July "a Washington special to
the Boston Journal says:
The State Department has at last taken very
decided action in the matter of the insults to
the American flag by the alleged firing upon
the Philadelphia vessel Sarah Merritt and the
Boston vessel Eunice Newcomb. All possible
information has been obtained from the col
lector at Boston and Philadelphia, and from
all supposed to know about it. The statement
of the Spanish minister here has also been
carefully considered The information thus
gained is found to be wholly tisfactory.
Accordingly it has been determined to obtain
exact knowledge as to the facts before making
any representation to the Spanish government,
and today Commodore Jeffries acting Secre-
tary of the Navy, at the instance of the Secre-
tary of State, and with the sanction of the
President, issued orders to the man-of-war
ship Tennessee, now in New York, to proceed
Immediately to the West Indies and make a
thorough investigation of everything relating
to the matter and report at the earliest posi-
bile moment.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Commencement week at Bowdoin College
opened yesterday with the barcalaureate SER
mon by President Chamberlain.
Latest reports from Buenos Ayres indicate
that the peace negotiations failed.
Up to the present time there have been
thirty-nine deaths from the Seawanhaka dis
aster.
A national organization for the protection of
the insane has been formed at Cleveland.
Gen. Garfield spoke at the unwilling of the
soldiers monument in Plainville, Ohio, Satur-
day.
The Democratic wing of the Workingnfen' s
party in California has deposed Kearney.
The government has ordered a naval vessel
to the West Indies to investigate the recent
outrage on American vessels by Spanish cruis-
ers.
The Turks are said to be melting the Alban-
ians to resist the decree of the Berlin Confer
ence and trouble is looked for in that quarter
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MARINE NEWS.

Wreck of British Steamship on the
Newfoundland Coast.
NEW YORK, July "A St. Johns, n. F.,
special says:-The new iron screw steamship
7. W. Harris, commanded by Capt. Sheldrake,
went ashore at North Head, Chance cove, on
Thursday morning last and is a total wreck.
Passengers and crew safely taken off and
Harris was 1900 tons burden, was ten days out
on a voyage from Cardiff to Montreal in bal
last At the time the steamer crashed upon the
rocks dense fog prevailed. The passengers
were taken off the wreck several hours before
the crew. The captain remained to the last,
and only saved his life by jumping into the
water as the steamer gave final plunge after
rolling off the reef
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Bayard on Hancock.

New YORK, July 4.-Senator Bayard, in his
speech at the Democratic ratification meeting
at Wilmington, Del, on Friday evening,
warmly endorsed the action of the Cincinnati
convention, Speaking of Hancock Senator
never held a civil office. True he has a mill
tary record as brilliant, as unsullied, as glori-
GUS as that of any man in America. But why
did the Democratic party nominate a military
man? I will tell you why. Because this man
has proved that God gave him the same char
acteristics of conscience and of self-control
which he gave to the great George Washing
ton. He held great power, he was military
governor of large extent of country, his will
could have been as law, at his pleasure stood
the liberty of every man. What was his
course?-his course alone of all the military
governors in this country for theslast fifteen
years. When asked in Louisiana and Texas
to arrest persons, he inquired where was the
jueicial process? When asked to try persons
by military commissions, he pointed to the
court house and to the jury of twelve. When
asked to fine men and to take from them their
property, he demanded to know by what right
under the civil laws he could do these things?"
Mr. Bayard spoke of the history of the past,
condemning the policy and acts Of the Repub-
lican party, and asserting that Gen. Garfield
was leader among the advocates of its meas
ureS.
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In this city, July 3, Mrs. Emily, wife or Alfred M.
Rimball, aged AZ years.
Funeral service Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Burial prvate.l
In this city, July A. Isaac OTIS aged 50 years 10
months.
Funeral Tuesday forenoon at 10 O'Clock, at No.
273 Cumberland St. Aged Brotherhood are invit-
es to attend
n Harrison, June a. Mrs. Rebecca, wife of Geo.
Bracket. aged 81 years.
In Steep Falls, July l, g. \. Shaw aged AZ years.
son of Albert Jose.
In Biddeford, June &c, Mary Olive, wife of W.
Jipson, aged % years.
In Dayton June 20. Joseph Mason, aged n years
2 months.
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A BIG Steal.

New YORK, July A Columbia, S. c..
special announces the arrest of Alexander G.
special commissioner Colt, where bills of the
bank of State of South Carolina have been
funding for the past five months, on the charge
of systematic wholesale robbery. The dis
patch says it is thought the amount will reach
$1,000 and that other persons high in au-
thority are implicated.
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BOSTON, July 3.
The following were to-day's quotations of Butter.
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-choice Northern and Western creame-
ries at 2O92lc; choice New York and Vermont dali
ries at !o@2oc; fair to good 14117c; choice Wes-
tern dairy packed 179 c;choiceJadle packed 100
sales limited. A ''-'"
Cheese-we quote at 8@S1ac for choice; 7dD71hc
for fair to good skins 4@6c; market has taken a
decided turn upward on account of favorable advi
ces from Great Britain. -
Eggs are quoted at 13@131ac for Eastern: 1919
@13c for New York, Vermont and Prince Edward
Island; 12@121ac for Canada: Western 11@I2c.
tied, prices range from at 25@45c % bush as to
quality; new Southern 5Og2 30, and Bermudas
5O96 90 " Dbl '''''''
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Havana Market.
(By Telegraph.)

HAVANA. July 3.-Sugar market was moderately
actlye and prices were sustained; Muscovados in
II Is at S% @91A reals gold per arrobe; No IL to
~ M l0 S1 reals; Molasses Sugar No Z to 10
fair at IA @S1s reals; Centrifugal Sugar So deg.
polarization in boxes and hhds 9Hs@1O reals: stock
in warehouses at Havanand Matanzas, SO, 800 boxes
week 1900 boxes, 1900 bags and 1910 hhds includ-
ing 25O boxes $50 bags and 1920 hhds to the Unit
ed States. my
frmer, but not quotably higher. ~
/, Spanish gold 231a: Exchange downward ten
dency United States 80 days gold at 61s@7lprem;
prem; Paris 3 35a.
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Dead Body Picked Up at Sea.

New LONDON, Ct, July 4.-One of the boats
of the Bartlett reef lghtship picked up the
body of a man in the water about mile
southeast of the reef on the 9th. The head
had disappeared and but little flesh was left
upon the hands. The body was clad in black
broadcloth coat and vest and blue broadcloth
trowsers. The pockets were turned out from
the trowsers and empty. The opinion of sea-
farlng men is That the body had been in the
water six weeks, so it could not be that of a
victim of the Narrangansett disaster.
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MINOR TEI,EGRAMS.

John J. Coleman, proprietor of the Coleman
House at Rockaway, and Patrick Eagan, in
his employ, died Saturday of what is believed
to be cholera.
Up noon Saturday there had been thirty
nine deaths from the Seawanhaka disaster and
fourteen bodies are still missing.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Reported Failure of the Peace Negotia-
lions at Buenos Ayres.

tions at Buenos Ayres.
LONDON July 3.-Advices dated Montevideo
Thursday noon state that peace was not then
concluded at Buenos Ayres.
A dispatch from Rio de Janeiro dated today,
says: Intelligence is received from Buenos
Ayres that matters have again assumed an un-
favorable aspect owing toothe refusal of Buenos
Ayres to accede to the conditions imposed by
tina National government. Buenos Ayres
continues to make warlike preparations and
receives arms and ammunition from Montevi-
dec, Notwithstanding the blockade.
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Association for Protection of

CLEVELAND, July tIn connection with the
Conference of Charities a national association
for the Protection of the Insane and Proven
ton of Insanity, has been formally organized,
with the following officers: President, H. B.
WILDER, Superintendent of the Asylum fol-
Idiots, Syracuse; Vice President, Nathan AL
len, Lawrence, Mass; Secretary Miss Che
vailles; Treasurer, Geo. NJ Beard, New. York
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A Stormy Meeting at the Sand Lots.

SAN Francisco, July A stormy meeting
was held at the sand lot to-day. The Green
hack and Democratic wings of the working
men assembled in close proximity and there
was a cross fire of cheers and groans, and at
the close the Democratic faction made rush
for Kearney amid cries of chang him." etc.
He was protected by the police, hoisted into a
hack and driven off.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT rwENTY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d. c.,
July 5, l A. M.
For New England,
slightly warmer, clear or partly cloudy wealth
er, winds mostly southerly and generally lower
barometer.
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THE DOMINION.
Expelled French Jesuits Expected.

HALIFAX, July A community of Jesuits,
expelled from France, are going to take
charge of the Roman Catholic College at
Charlottetown. 1t is rumored that Rev. Mr..
Kinney, at present principal of the American
Jesuit College, will be removed to Charlotte
town to assume direction of st. Dunstan's.
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Kearney Repudiated by the Democrats.

SAN Francisco, July 3.-The state conven-
ton of the Democratic wing of the Working
mems party last night deposed Kearney as
President of the party, declared the offices of
cant, and elected state central committee,
endorsed Hancock and English and the Demo
cratic presidential electors and adjourned un-
til Tuesday evening.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar at Hong Kong June %, ship VIM II Connors
Pendleton Cardiff
At Buenos Ayres May %, barques Saml Hale
Haven, from Portland ar Oath; Henry Warner
Reed, for Boston.
At Montevideo May 49, barque Tatay Pettis, unc
Cid at Rio Janeiro Sth inst, barque Edwin Reed
Gilmore, (from Cardiff for Portland, o, having re
paired.
Ar at Rio Grande May 10, sch Elizabeth DeHart
Low, Richmond.
At San Jose de Guatemala Sth inst, barque Anti
och, Weeks, from San Francisco.
Ar at Port Spain May 80, sch Geo K Hatch, Muir
ply, New York.
In port June 5, brig Arcot Small, for New York
Ar at st Pierre May 20, schs Post Boy, Colt, New
York; June g. Reuben S Hunt, Wilder, New York
It'll, brig Sarah Gilmore, Clifford. do
At Point-a-Pitre June 10, brig City of Moule, Sin
nett, from Portland, 10th, disg; sch Mary Baker
Thompson, from New York, ar 18th.
Ar at st Thomas June a. brig Hattie, Dow Mar
Unique, (and sailed 18th for Nsguabo, to load fol
North of Hatterasl; schs Fred jackson, Andrews
Baltimore (and sailed 23d for Faardo and North Of
Hatteras) Atlantic, Blake, from Bucksport.
Sid I'm Demarara June Sd, sch Isaac Oberton
Crockett, Trinidad.
At Navassa June 20. sch Isaac Orbeton, Crockett
for Providence.
Cid at Ponce June 9th, brig Eugene, Veaze, fol
Viques and North of Hatteras.
Ar at Port hawkesbury, Ms, Goth, brig D W Hen.
nessey, Hennessey Portland.
Cid at Windsor, Ms, 26th, schs Ada S Allen, Dud
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PORTLAND. July 3.
The following are Io-day's quotations of Flour
Grain, Provisions. &c.
Potatoes.
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Bank Statement.
New York Stock and Money Market.

New York, July 3-P. M-The bank statement
is less favorable, and shows loss of over 81 25O-
600. Money closed at 2@3 per cent. on call.
Sterling Exchange is slightly lower; We quote
bankers asking rates, 60 days bills, at 4844 per
of 81 1865 value), and on demand $4.86A against
S4841s and 487 one week ago.
inc Following are to-days closing quotations of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1880-07-05

The New Jersey Republican State Conven-
ton will be held at Trenton, Aug. 18th.
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NOTlCE.-For the past thirty three years,
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extern
sively sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is today without rival.
nB' SHADES English Mustard, and Congress Yeast
Powder, are standard. always reliable.
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NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SATURDAY, July 3.
Arrived.
Steamship Eleanora, Bragg, New York -mdse
to Henry Fox.
Steamer City of Portland, Pike, St John NIB, via
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndlke, Rockland- lime
to G A Morse & Co.
Sch Brunette, Babbidge Belfast for Boston.
Cleared.
Barque Florence Peters, Mountfort, Cardenas-
Brig & W Halls, (Bp Maynes, Sydney, CB-Gal-
Sch VIM Thomas. Wooster, Calais---Nathl Blake
Sch Brilliant. Wheeler, Port C1yde-N Blake;
Sch Sarah Bruen, Carver, Belfast, to load for New
Sch Dora M Brench, French. Bangor. to load for
New York; B Dodge.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Boothbay-Dan1
Choate,
SUNDAY. July 4.
Arrived.
Barque Archer, Mitchell, Horse Island for Charles
ton, (put in for seamen.)
Sch Essex, Drinkwater, Boston.
Sch Highland Queen Joyce, eastward. with zoo
Torrey, Torrey, do 240 do.t
SAILED-Barque Ocean Pearl; schs Nellie Chase,
Grace Cushing Jennie Lppett, VIM Thomas, Col
den Rule, and others.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT
LUBEC Juno 3O-Ar schs Emma K Smalley,
Pike, Boston; Island Belle Simpson, New York.
Lookout, Dnsmore, Calais.
Sld schs Good Intent, Scotty. Boston; G A Ropes,
Whalen New York; Clara Jane, Allen, Hillsboro.
In port, schs Lahaina, and Sammy Ford
FROM MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Ar at Hong Kong LIST inst, ship Hope. Curtis, from
New York.
Sid I'm Havre June 10, barque Caprera, Hichborn,
Valparaiso.
Sid FIN Liverpool June 18th, ship Harvey Mills,
Mills San Francisco
Sid FIN Queenstown I'd inst, ship Alex Gibson,
Speed, (from San Francisco for Havre.
MEMORANDA.
Sch A r Weeks, which went ashore in He'll Gate
3Oth was hauld off % inst and lowed to Williams
burg to discharge. Extent of damage not ascer-
tanned.
Sch John G Ferris, of Bristol, from Bangor for
Bay Shore, with lumber, put into Newport I'd inst
leaking badly, having struck on ShinnecOck.
FISH ERMEN.
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iMARRI AGES.

In Livermore, June 80, VIM. H. Drake and Miss
Ella Cooling.
In Lisbon, June 90, VIM. H. Ridley of Lewiston
and Miss Iva A. GRAHAM of Andover.
in Winthrop, June 26, Frank A. Corthell and
Miss Ida Nj. McGrath.
In Litchfeld, June 2o, Chas. Hanscom of Wales
and Miss Lillian nj. Dixon of Wales.
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European Markets.

Dy lolcSi dpn.t
LONDON, July 3.-Consols at 90 1916 for money
and account 98 1916 for account
LONDON, July 3-123O P. M.-American securi-
ties. United States bonds, IS, at 1O6; 41as, 113;
As, Ill.
LIVERPOOL, July 3-12.5o P. M.-Flour at los
Gl2s; Winter Wheats9s 3da9s 8d;Sprng Wheat at
IS 3dG9s 4d; California average IS 4da9s 4d; club
do at 9s 5da9s lid; Corn at As; Peas at IS lid.
Provisions, Pork 6Os Beef 62s; Cheese at 54s;
Lard 36s Sd; Bacon,at sos 6d937s; .Tallow at 33s
Cd, at London Ais
LIVERPOOL, July 3-12.3O P. M.-Cotton market
moderate; Middlng uplands at 634 d; Orleans SIS /;
sales 5000 bales; speculation and export 1000.
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ley. Seaford, CT; 2Sth. Keystone Wilder. New York
II Bridges Landrick, Philadelphia.
Ar at st John, NIB, 3oth, ship Il Thomas, Mich
OILS, New York; brig Flora Cameron, Portland schs
l Mitchell, Mitchell; LIST inst ships Gettysburg,
Call, Liver DOL; Criterion Robinson New York; I'd.
brig Benz Carver, Colson, FIN Portsmouth; schs g B
Paine, Hillyard, Eastport Magnet, Fletcher from
Machias; Susan, Stanley, Castine.
Cid Both. schs NJ Laughton, Hallowell, NYork;
l. Mitchell, Mitchell, do.
Cid at st Andrews, NIB, 2Sth sch W II Boardman,
Richardson New York.
SPOKEN.
May 10, lat N, lon 81 W, ship Cheesbrough,
from Cardiff for Acapulco.
June IA, SSW of Cape Clear. ship Belle O'Brien,
from Liverpool for Tenants Harbor.
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NOT BEFORE ANNOUNCED.
1858-Albert Jewett; b Alva, May 1888; 4
NASHVILLE, ILL.,, May 1862, 20.
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Boston Stock Market.
SALES of the Brokers Board, July 81
Salas of l1ctio1,
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MEMORANDA.
EISHERMEN.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

Ar at Port Mulgrave Ms, Goth, sch Franklin MAJ
loch, Eastoprt for Halifax.
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Duly DOnestic keCeipts.
By water conveyance-1OOO bush Cornmeal to q
W. True & Co.
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Foreign Exports.

CARDENAS. Bark Florence-1O, 121 shocks and
heads, 125, 900 shingles, 80, 857 # lumber.
, 1880-06-07

Ilotel burglary through a telegram from
tho Milwaukee Onie1 Of Police, they
q onee suspected Watsrs M md Leg,
l.ee on West Washington street. and found
In theif possession n 1lrof loaded tavolvers,
and = at.tt Of clothing which was easily
Identified as a suit STOLEN from tho hotel:
he turned over to the police four
suits of clothes, three oporarglasscs
tive, pair Of sleeyebuttons, s!x gold collar.
buttons, ona gold qtthrtx brcattplr, tlirgo
smaller gold plus, four pair Of shoes, lady'a
gold watctl, two gold ffn6s, hfl uvefc0ht, and
some smaller articles Of cluttIlnE and iewelsy,
valued In all at 33o5, and all Of which tt1oy
had concealed In their room at No. 14t West
milwaukee, BY Detectives Jansen and Smith.
, 1880-06-07
THE HISTORY
Of a Successful Bugi~
ness.
Prosecuted Upon the Prin.
ciples ;.
OF Truth and Honesty,
No Statement Made that VIII Not
Stand the Test Of Proof.


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