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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

- interview was published in 5 Chicago
q4perl5s week between Grant and preach
a- HaUed Fowlcr, iu which Grant IS report
eL as s-yil-c some very mean, low aid sour
rlols tiang1 about Gen. Hancock. Since
theB Gr3st las repudiated, at least substan-
ally 3d. tire most Of what Fowler represent
n him as svyiEE, and it is useless to refer
~ any length To the matter until it IS settled
neither Fowler lied about Grant, or whetil-
er Gran; Is now Iyise in disavoving what
Fowler ait1bu:ed 70 aim. 1t is conceded in
Chicago that Fowler is g constitutional liar,
and It Is barely possible 'hat in adjusting
-uis outstanding question af seracity between
Fowier and Grant, the preacher will come
cat second best I5e that as It nay, nothing
-rat = e Grant said 20 Fowler d that he
nav say TO amy other GeroeatOry % fl2ncOck,
rill possess aHy spcei7l ueight wi'h ~ peo-
.,ie - tit cerrtrs
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

THE Huntingdon Hlo5c Of last week plede-
ed its word, it, fortune and It's sacred honor
that ''no less than six rebel flags have been
unfur'ed and hung on the outer walls in this
campaign thus far" and then proceeding to
specify, states that one Of these ''six'' rebel
flags. was carried at the head Of q Democrat
ic demonstration at Fort Wayne, Indiana.
The Globe copied this lie from tie New York
Tribune, and now mark how plain tale puys
the siander down
Foug WAYNE, Ind. -Ecptcmbcr2a.
10 the Editor q The World
SIR: The report that % rebel flag was carried in
any foundation whatever. The flag referred to bg-
the Republicans was one carried ny Morgan Har-
rod. OF Marion township, and was tAe good ola
stars and Stripes. only little faded by several
years 81 service. y. A. IbEg EyETT.
Filter Fort Wayne Daily Scaf5aCF.
The other five eases mentioned by the
Globe are just as UnfJuHdcd and rotten In
some parts Of the country Republicans have
been known to get up poor imitation Of a
Confederate flag, pay some fellow literally
to sneak into Democratic procession with
it, and then put tie telegraph ia operation
with an account Of the Outrage It IS a
small, but last desperate effort Of a dying
and Il doomed party.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

THE. latest Republican forgery is letter
to tire Chi=ag1 Tribune purportinG to have
been written hgawausuer nf Gen. Iaucock's
military .lf. w.,Aout giving Lis name, in
which it is Eraveiy but falsely stated that if
Hancock IS elected lie vii. come 90 a prema-
trrs death tEa@ auopIaZv, Of which, the
writer says be- has recently had two attacks.
Wei, the country wiI Try him and risk the
apoFleZys believing thaJ a man who escaped
with his lie from SIS many rebel bullets as
Hancock did, viii nave better luck than to be
suddenly stricken down i'm the high office 10
which the people propose to call him.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

As sOO-s os the Republican papers invent
campaign fasehood the truth is sure to
Cyortakr and dcmOlish it. Thus General
Walker. Superintendent Of the Census, last
week spiked what short time ago was a
very heavy piece Of Republican artillery, by
submitting a report to the Secretary of the
Interior in which NE says that tLe recent in
vestigatiOH conducted by Special Agent Can
net into The alleged fraud OF census enumer-
ators in So-th Carolina, last Jure, shows
thai the ceusEs OF 1870 in that State wGsvery
detective auI shat the enumeration made in
June last is IN every respect truthful and
correct
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

GEAST arrived ia New York on Sunday
last, from Chicago, and Ia a conversation is
reported as saying Il believe most firmly
,bat If Gen. Garfield be not elected, the
-hauge would result ia a suspension OF bust
ness Tn 1872, when Horace Greeley was a
candidate against this same Grant it was
loudly proclaimed by his party organs tbat
q suspension of business would swiftly
follow his defeat Bat Hc was reelected,
and in six month, after Afs Inauguration,
that is to say, iu September 1873, there oc-
-lJrrad the most widespread and disastrous
financial aud business panic known IN the
-is-ory of tiis country, from which it never
asCa1 TO r5eo-e. Unit. the Democratic party
gained control OF the lower branch Of Con
--a1 so more conclusive answer than this
-1uL be given t1 Grants impuGcut claim in
-srpr OF another lease of power 90 the Re
UI1'illn party
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

II isn't worth while for the Republican
papCrs Of this district to promise the people
that Gen. Campbell viii take care of their in
.eiests as well as Gen CofrOth IN the first
place Campbell was in Congress and had a
good opportunity 10 show his fellow soldiers
that he cared for them. lie had iusS as good
q chance as Gen. CCffroth had. But he didn't
have On idea above the national banks There
IS no indication that he would do any better
now, even with Gen. CofTroth's example Ia
stimulate him. But, in the second place, the
next Congress, ike the present, wIil be Dem
ocratic in both branches, and Republican
Congressman viii have little influence. II
would be folly therefore, FOR the people of
this district to elect Gen. Campbell. They
don't intend to do SO. They will return the
man who has shown himself the friend OF the
people, and who i'm the next Congress will
have better opportunity than ever of taking
care Of the interests ~ his constituents. =
UQfiifr ,e51ysr <t.la.3..d
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

ATTESTIoT is directed to the correspond
euce, elsewhere published. between Col. H..
r. HadIsy and James a. Garfield, the former
being a Republican and a personal friend Of
Garfield, under whom he served as a soldier
In TeHnes5e. Hadley asks Garfield to give
him more satisfactory explanation than
has vet been furnished to the public of the
charges against him growing out OF the
Credit Mo5i!icr bribs and the DeGolyer pave
rent fee Of S5,Cee. The only answer Had
ley gets is the one made in pamphlets form by
Garfield Co his constituents in 1879, which is
simply an assertion Of his assumed virtue and
integrity. Lame and impotent as such a de-
fence is 10 IS only .G- Le las to make.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

-Ppv. MI Pctry. residing near Stamford
XIV. yva> holding protracted meeting few
DAYS since, NJ Rock Castle, aud went 10 TIE
hOuse OF one of the brethren 10 spend The
ltrht lie had hardly GOT seated before q
han few into the h1li-t and attempted 10
aIici,t ou a rifle that hun. on tiie wa'i- The
weapon tipped over, and iaiiiuE uH iiir ioch-
was dis, uHl.ed, tie bah taking rffcc; in tue
thiah al the preacher. causing l'nfiaw from
which he died in less than q week after.
There was ar acridcnt pn De New 0Tk
and New EH-iaud Railroad at Hope RIVER.
near Nillinlan i-. Oh Friday night, caused by
a COLI -iun between The passenger .,ccUm';O-
tation train, leaving Hartford and au extra
Freight train c0iu. west from NiiilHantIc-
The wr-rE vas 81 bad out. Engineers Ken
Won aHI Flood and iirCmcn Forsyth and
Hurley were killed. auI conductor Aldricu
OF the frai-ii- train badly injured and pro-
bahlv Will uip. The conductor rf be freight
train is said To- be - blaine iur i3g accident,
as hp shaud have held his tr-in at Will
mantle for 'He passenger train % pass.
One oi tit- lady gin-t- at tuc thot'au
Unus,, -ays the Benton (N H-) Eecord is
the heroine sf tig>--ciTSS sHaE" story.
While Eulschact riding with q female friend
tie latter encountered huge ritfi"SUakc,
which caused h.r horse 20 stop suddenly and
refuse 90 TTocFrd further iH She direction 81
tie reptile, The lady. h1Urvrr, lismoUn;
ed and without waiting 80 procure stick
or utacr weapon she boldly approached his
snakcship graSpCd him rs the tai aUf
pounded the life ont Of hiU before ne bad
time 20 mTkc an pfIn!. #. isis own defense
The snake was over three fcet long and
Spoited twelve rttiCS. IN" story seems
tough, bUt the lady who hrst encountered
fue'~uakr VCuChcs fur tine facts, and the hero
inc has Sire reptile 10 show for hcr exploits.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

THE IEit5niae, published at Milton, North
cumberland count, tie oldest paper in that
eseti0n Of the state, and long an organ Of the
Republican partg last week hauled down
tie Garfield and Arthur flag and substituted
iu its place the l--uner of Hancock and Eng
lish. OF course the Republican papers will
say that their Ds-ty is happy in being rid OF
am organ wHicr they viii now assert never
amounted to sythiEg and was utterly with
..- intinnr.L-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

GRtSv frr.ra.iy opened LIS tIi,d term
campaign for st iG View York Oh last Mon
day night. There was Republican torch
Tight procession and Ie appeared on tie
stand to- review Sc, leaning on the arm of
Chester =. ArthuF The man who was kicked
out Of the View York cai!ectnr-hip by Mr.
Hayes, in order, IS Hayes told BIN III his let
ter Of removal. thaJthe c5lce might be 'h0n.
= o711ta-s srsf.' Grant always had = love
ID. mlu Of Lhe Chester A. Arthur stamp.
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DEsrocrsArGC CoUNrT TIuKET.

EoE gDNGEEsS-
n. II. COFFROTH, Of Somerset.
roH STATE sE-E-oE:
HEENlA7y BAUMER, of Conemaugh Boro
ron AszCEF-V:
JOHN FEELON. ef Eocusburg.
1. ID. &UbIhT IF OF JohustgW
TOR TguTEoE0TABT
CuE EI-ss A. IAEtfIsElv. Of Chest Township
F1n REGISTER Es-D RECORDER:
NICHE II. S W E.E.NEg of Cambria Borough
ron DrsrEI-T ATTORNEY:
WILLIAM II. SCHILLER. of Ebcnzburg.
FoU ro0E Hu-sE DIRECTORS:
FREE,IS j. q AKFR 70 years j. Of Susguchanna
GEJJSGE ". EASIE, Il year, Of JOhnstOwu.
EC- CglpSEE-
= NJ UOUtELaSS of Chc-t Springs
FgE Cgr--T sUFv vEVCE:
HENRY SCAELAc. OF Carrolltown.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

'GENEnAL GARFIELD sees no occasion for writ
in letter TO assure the country that he is opposed
20 the payment Of rebel claims and that f elected
he would veto any bill passed BY Congress Tor such
a purpose. My. IHdepezdcnt
General Hancsck sees no occasion for
writing letter to assure the country that
he is guiltless of any crime in receiving from
Mr. Ames check for $500, and that he is not
guilty Of turpitude in receiving from the
principals of paving contract a check for
- .UaU-V Y Void
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

Ar latest accounts the deaths resulting
from the terrible railroad accident i'm Pitts.
burgh on Saturday night Last had been in
t.roasrd 10 fortv
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15
M HADLgY TO GENERAL GABFIELD.
No. y PARK Row New YoRK.
September is, 1880. (

iton. !. 4. GGi-tctd.
NY DEAR GENEHkL: Your favor Of 18th came
safely, and was Carefully read. The documents
referred TO also reached me III due Course Please
accept my thanks You ask my opinion e. in re-
gard to their merits in answering the charges
aSalnS; you BaTt OF the papers | had seen be-
fore, put have reTeGd them, and studied them all
with the view OF digestinS your defense.
am disappointed with the answer and refuta-
tion for which hHd waited 80 long One OF the
objections to your defense is. that You simply re-
view the old matter and the old testimony from
YOUR standpoint. If a is tried for crime and
= found guilty by n OF his friend- All .r-
wards appeals to n higher court. or to the reorlp
he IS expected to produce new evidence aud nov
Arguments, and in tie presence Of his accuser
accuser-lIr. AUcs-was dead, and then sfnDlv
submitted your own individual arguments and I'M
perfect explanations ex parte, to your
ana others, many OF whom have forgotten the
points rs originally brought out at Washington
and alter covering foTty-CiEht closely printed col
unus with your explanation, you close by saying
simple matter of vcrlCIty between me and (lakes
Amcs' Now that leaves tic case lust where IL yyas
before you began TO explain. In the spring Of1sT3
inc roland committee examined many credftnhle
witnesses, and after hearing your sworn testimony
and that OF Mr. Aines declared you guilty.
IN the De Golycr matter your defense is also
weak You have not salts iStactorily accounted for
that 5000. Nou state that YOU would at least
have had too much respect for your own ambition
20 nave done such thing You certainly know
otners WHO also had respect for their ambition and
riSkcd being caught in crime, who fell. Again
you fall back your naked statement that Won
= dd not know there any ring. yO-l did NOT
Of the relation OF the Credit MobIIer 70 the Paci
Kailroad,' &c- Now, 10 seems to rae, that as a
member Of Congress, it was your duty 10 know. Ii
\ gentleman Of your broad experience in Congress
iOaal matters d even suspect these men what
protection can the people rely upon from you
against schcmeTs and thieves should Won be elect
ed President? was in homes You c. aid have DC
a Better defense. but in my humble opinion IL will
not 90. Respectfully yours, II II. HADLEY.
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General Garfield judged by a Republican

\ few days after the adjournment Of the
Chicago Convention Air. II. II. Iiadley, an
cN-sUldier and q lifelong Republican, wrote
To General Garfield requesting Information
from him to refUte The charges Of corruption
made against him In connection with the
De Golyer and Credit M0biiiar affairs. Gen.
Garfield replied stating {is willingness 10
comply with the request and asking on what
points Mr.. Hadley desired Information. =
further correspondence followed, which il
given herewith, and from which it will be
seen that instead OF furnishing plain an
swer to the charges against him General
Garfield sent number OF odd pamphlets and
extracts as his only reply
MR. HADLEY TO GENERAL GARFIELD.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

SDoltpa twelve rattiC-. IN" story seems
touch bI, tie lady who hrsl encountered
tue~nair vCuCEcs for tne facts and the hero
inc hd- thr reptile to show for hcr exploits.
THE TARIrF QUESTION SETrIED.-Thc
Democrats, VINO now control both houses o.
Congress, have resolved that tila tariff queS-
tica shall no longer be a foot ball in politics.
In DccrmhtT last, Eaton, OF Connecticut, in
tToduccd hill in the Senate providing FOR
the formation Of a commission Of nine eN-
rcrtS, by whom all natlcrs relating TO the
tariff CID all articles shah hu decided, and
every member Of tie United states Senate
vnted i'm its favor. The bill Is now on tn c
table OF the speaker OF the House, and VIII
be the first one t. lee taken up in December
next. The speaker Samuel j. Randall, Of
PrnnsYlvania) aud all the Democratic mem
btTs al" in favor Oi its passage. Head the
remarks of the author of the bill made few
days ago, in public speech
There is not member. from ieaorai Huwley
up down. not one from New Ea2lHud. that won Q
vote for that Dill nhen II come up IN me House
not enc They dare not vote amy other way.
al the ranni"eturiHS Interests li '7nne'tieut
have decided thaHsc.v-s in favor vi fiHt bill: ulrt
moro fa- 6iH se pcfloa of Ell fic iron s7icre-ts of
ihs tHifst States i@" rhoic gi fa'.-fh" isfi!0g a.
of neri- -cytfa- Jorftrp pac7rg- cr hr 6iH II ere
. came into my hands, sir. one petition sigucd h.
men who consume I,a10,9.1 hales Of ~".ion repre-
scatiug m~h WHO employed +3go,gu.'go cnpital
iIVHr tu .CDuvtD lcupic. l. D. simply kugyish %
say Iirit The Ucrr-ruri. PARTY r. against the in
tcrgsts &c New t.u-la I'D UuG the country " f"u %
makes charge 81 that character RgainFt the
trial Interests have begged me 10 assist In the pas
sage II this bill s2y ir g. knhvi-h 20 charge That
TIE i'cfuDclalc l"rtH Is opposed 10 he maniac
. turing interests oi the country
O>E uF iIl. Philadelphia white lead manu-
fuctureI= posted up a Eotice That i lIancOcR
were elected he would reduce his laLoreTs
wages 30 go cents day. That sort of bull
doing Is making votes every day for Han
cock. y iicn i party when ls;S been foI
years E.Tpjng ou intimidation at the Souti
and obstruction Of tlc franchise shows Us
teeth iu NCrlAnTE workmrn 50 plainly IS tli'
tEey need rot expect that il viii not bc TCscTr
ted. such aH announcement as the 0hOy,
IS tLg device ~ @ Sc.UUdIVi trT whom people
would have much more Respect Il he Vou!,
20 into the political shamblCs and Buy vote,
for Garfield Ike She Hog drayciS and Bull
ringers, VINO run lancaster county itCpUhii
. caUism buy and sell its voters at the prinar
les Iulcgsfe- TateiigcRcsr.
TIE Gross Of the Legion of Bishorer j.
thus constructed by the Erie HeTri6.
@
%
Mop1 80 Llna
%
I
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

Oar Ces.logss of Band T-susnts Enzz~iarI
be- PouponE. PoueheS
Lamps Staca Oztf, or-nhizr srd Corduetf
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15
no. II PARK RozF, New NoRK.
Auuf1=f la Tg-I
90. La,nts 1. Eicrfeld. M.nlor. Il

DEAE SIR: Thanking you Tor your letter of June
%. permit me, As lifelong Republican. sold er
in the late war. who was with You ht MUrfeesb borp,
native of Ohio, and one who desires the perBetu-
ity Of the Republican party in its original purity,
to ask you few plain questions feT tho
OF myself and large circle OF any Republican
friends.
Ffysf-Can you not make a more satisfactory an
swcr to tho charges brought against You in the
DE Golycr matter than has taT been made
puhlc2
FeutatiOn Of the charges Of perjury against in
fhc bakeS Ames controversy. or refer TO some
reliable source for the same2
IhTd-Ilease do me the favor to state before
which bar you were admitted As lawyer. and the
date.
These questions entering largely into the pres-
ent campaign, l claim the right #s IN American
citizen, voter, soldier through the Eav. uHtive
Gi your own State and earnest and eoE-cicrt
Republican, 20 Il candid and early answer
Algaiting your reply, yours, respectfully.
II. n. H ABLf.Y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-10-15

GARFIELD AND REBEL CLAIsfS -The fol
lowing edifying composition was recently re-
ceiyed at Washington from 4 New GOrk Re
publican claim agent, who writes that it is a
copy of circular just received by him:
WIsHINGToN, d. &. SePtcmper 30, 1880.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-08

PULLMAN PALACE CARS are ru
COZ NCBl. bsI.t FPS, KANSAS CITY.
Tickets VIA this Lac. known ns the
all Ticket Agents In the nited states I:
For Information not ObtaialbiS at yo
"A, lAlNIlsA
. Geul Superintendent,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-08

9rk State, an account Of which We publish
cd at the time, was recently ARRESTED ard
brought back to Ferrisbursh. and has been
discharged after hearing, the mother being
shown to be an improper guardian
The saw mill at East Concord is run by
Mr.. Mckclycy, assisted by James, a younger
brother. about 10 years old. whose business
it was to tend the engine When the whistle
was blown on a recent morning. all noticed
that it sounded strangely When the men
arrived, it was found the whistle could not
be stopped in the usual way, and the machin-
cry producing il was Immediately taken
down. In about u minutes after this, the
| Older brother, who thought things did not ap-
pear right, went down into the engine room,
and after a while discovered his brother
Jimmie dead, near the engine, with an arm,
his neck, and back broken, and other parts
| OF the body badly mangled. 1t Is believed
The young man was upon the engine oiling
the machinery, when his clothing caught,
and lie was thrown violently against the run
ming works.
The Ludlow manufacturing company, L.
a. Howe superintendent, employs twenty
five hands and manufactures doll carriages,
carts, wagons, etc. The past years prodnct
was 900 dozen of doll carriages and about
the same number of wagons
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-08

\ CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN
FUNDs.-S;i.son Hutchins has a very pancky
letter in his paper, the Washington Post.
lie SAYS the Democrats have not been able
to raise more than 500 600 all told, and adj
vocatcs a popular subscription. Some of the
statements in his letter are strong arguments
why Democrats who desire 10 see the pros
peritv of the country continued should aban-
don the Democracy. as Mr.. Hufchins admits
some have done He says, for instance, that
every interest that can he affected by the
tariff is aroused That is the secret of De-
Pauw's detection in Indiana. He has mil
lion invested in plate glass works, and the
Republicans told him il he wanted to keep
the protection he is now getting out OF the
tariff, he must vote for and contribute money
to the Republican ticket. The argument with
him was effective enough to turn lifelong
Democrat into n Republican and fill out H
check for $4,000 On the other hand, | say
that the Democrats comparatively have no
money and do not seem 10 be able to get
any. The largest contribution made 10 the
fund of the National Committee so far Is
S25, 600, which was given by Mr.. Tilden,
and that was only sent in last week, where
as il has been asserted over and over again
that the old gentleman has given 100000
The next most liberal contribution was from
that sterling and most liberal and steadfast
of Democrats, Augustus Schell, who gave
S20.0U0. Judge Hilton, see by the papers,
has given 100000. IL is not true not one
twentieth part true. Altogether the collec-
tions of Mr.. Barnums committee up to this
hour arc less than 500, COO"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-08

WArEIvILLE-Nathan Leach's little girl
is recovering from severe run OF typhoid
fever which has lasted her four weeks.
Some two or more weeks ago Miss Sophro-
MIA Wood fell from a wagon by being en-
tangled in the reins and the horse drew her
several feet before stopping. She was quite
badly injured and is now confined to the
bed.
The young man who left town the day
after Mrs +. ID. Wood absconded has re-
turned and is now at home with his mother.
No further news has been received from the
missing woman and the case is more mys-
FERROUS than before.
John b. McCuen and wife of Belvidcre
have returned from their visit TO Worcester,
Mass, and find their daughter in good
health.
On Monday last, Augustus Carpenter
Young child fell twice from chair to the
floor, the last time striking upon the side oil
her head Soon after she was taken with IN
cessant vomiting, requiring medical aid. At
this time she is much relieved and doing
wyll.
One day the past week Mr., Southland, while
digging hole for tree in his garden, found
piece of money with the plain date of lI2l.
1t is a Spanish coin. little larger than an
American quarter. with "llispaniarum' up
on one side, AMI ''Philippus' upon the
other. besides several other letters No one
who has seen it ever before saw similar
coin. q. e.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-10-08

l. Professional Hymn, coward Chrsi.,l Soldier. r.
sullivan.
.. Psalter. sth Selection. sung lnI!ph lnally by
double choir.
,. Gloria IN EXcelss and Juhilatc. Brsih0ld Tours.
4. Deus Nsereafur. Icy j. G. u. Parker, crsanisj Of
Trinity church. Boston.
.. Anthems, ''Send out Thy Light" and Jest Word
OF tod lncarnaie." by Gounol.
6. Hymn Savior, Blessed Savior. by H. :. Oakley.
:. Anthem. Il Am the Bread of Life. by John Stein
er. orgdnlst Of 81. Pau's Cathedral. London.
y. Te-Dcum by Henry Smart.
.. Hymn, Abide with me-, 10y John t'pss. late or
Eaui>t uf -, Pauf's London
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News for 300 Agents.

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