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Grant in the south.
from the Columbus (Miss.) independent


Southern democrats will support
Grant when they learn to curse the
memory of Lee and Jackson, and when
they are willing to desecrate the graves
of their soldier fathers, sons and broth
erS.
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NOTICE.
L. 5. LAND OFFICE,

L. 5. LAND OFFICE,
Vancouver, W. T.. Jan. 26th, 1880. I
Complaint having been entered at this of
flee by William L. Thomas against Richard
Hennesscy for abandoning his homestead
entry No. 2429, dated January IA, 1879, upon
the east = of northwest i, and lot 3, Sec g,
Township north, Range east, in Skamania
county, Wash. Ter, with view to the can
collation. of said entry; the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at the Office Of
Thomas Moilett, county auditor of Skamania
county, W. T., at Cascades, the county seat Of
said county, on the 2Sth day of February, 1850,
at IL o'clock NJ, to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning SAID alleged abandonment.
w. II. SMALLWOOD, Register.
29jan5* 5. w. BROWN, Receiver.
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Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.

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AYERS CHERRY PFC
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ton of the medicinal
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ed, to insure the great
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will be paid to any Public Hospital to be mutu-
ally agreed upon for every certificate of this medi-
cine published by which is not genuine.
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j. McCORMICK.
BOOTA SHOEMAKER.
T.ANCOUTER, ". T.

T4NCOCTER, ". 7.
Shop opposite the Pacific hotel. Custom
work and repairing attended to promptly at
all times \ share Of public patronage is So
licited.
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BEAUTIFULLY lLLU STRATED
3Jtls Near.
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Glass Weellv Vnw'na,r W - s q Lux DTS
nrinted in the moi h,'.,,,ir,,i
ilin.tratnd Win Sni,,l;d ,'on'svI
srntin"r tho nnrcyt In,rn,i,'
recent Advnmc"s in fbe w.. sn1 I ~ ,'''s.
including New and Intrrrstin'r Focts IN
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Sale of Obsolete and UnSeryicea-
BILE Ordnance and Ordnance
Stores.

UNITED STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY,
Corner Houston and Greene Streets,
Up q Roy 1911
, 1880-04-11
PERSONALS.

The Rev. II. P. De Forrest has resigned MS
pastorate at Westboro, Mass, to accept call
to Taunton. ..
Bishop Holsey, of the Colored Methodist
Episcopal Church, is said to be the youngest
Bishop in the world
Wong Shing,. the Chinese Consul in san
Francisco, is regular attendant at the flfs1
Presbyterian Church Of that city.
The Rev. DIR. R. S. Storrs is giving course
Of ten lectures on the Evidences Of Chris
tianity to the students Of Union Seminary
Moody has been invited to make mission
ary visit to Leadyille, and il the proper ar
rangements can be made he Will visit tne
silye1-nlining regions some time this month.
The Rev. Fl. Cheethaln, D. D., is the Bishop
of the Episcopal Church III sierra Leone,
West Africa, with: i salary Of S3,5oo, and az
additional $4,000 from the Bishops Fund"
Among the eminent Scotch diyines WHO
will attend the Presbyterian Council IN Phil,
gpe!p ths year Is ae Meo of
History in st. Andrews University. While
IL America he will deliver course OF SIX
lectures on the Westminster Assembly ana
the Westminster Standards" upon tne MS
tory Ut which he Is considered the best living
anfhnrity. The lectures will be delivered Ut
the Western Theological Seminary Alle-
gheny City, Pa,
tits understood that the negotiations OF the
Fo,,rth PRESBYTERIAN Church with Dr. Aer-
rick johnson are III a highly favorable con
lit1on and that we may confidently nope lor
n'1init 1lI ituspACni IN Chicago. We congratulate the
Fourth Church on the prospect OF such =
pastor: and it is not too much to say that q any
| minister in America could justly regard tha1
Us most favorable Providence WilGh ~ Won,o l,
.i;+ionc and relations and one Of such wide
, 1880-04-11

struck, and after :sEng some questions and
rejecting for some little time, Significantly
asked: "How is II about Jesus Chrlst,-dia
you lie to lie about him, too"'
Mr.. Ernest 1ngersol, in his Scrthncr arti-
Gle on the = Rocky Mountain Mules" gives
ed upon much observation, that so long rs
any considerable number OF mules are enl-
ployed there, it is utterly useless for mis-
sionaries to go to the Rocky Mountains"
An Irish clergylnan's daughter, aged T.,
said to her father the other day, that q GER
tain consequential person WAS "a baste.'"
Sharp parental reproof being administered.
oppression Himself in last Sundays service.
+'Certainly not,'' said the reverend papa,
with much emphasis. s'Oh, but you did,
persisted missy. II heard you say that he
that exalteth himself shall be baSte. :"
Biblical scholars are sometimes sadly en-
trapped. In a little town OF Bavaria tfle
other day, sat al aged fraulein and her father
know lie Billie by Heart. The fraulein en-.
ioyed practical joke in spite of her age. aud
the reverend father, although thoroughly
pioqs man vas net WHIT 9fnird }Ga eT IN In
Protestant clergy that they are thoroughly
in the sacred profession which inter-
diets good wholesome laugh, and nothing
which ought to plaks man rs 50 s;n1 sad that lIe
Of life. Our frauleln said: Father.
sou may have heard that some OF the per
sistent explorers in the Holy Land have Just
discovered huge heap OF bones which are
those Of tha children which uerod killed."
.s All, indeedv replied the pater, thoroughly
interested, :" 1 had not heard Of it. Yes
continued the fraulein, and, strange to
say, nearly half the bones were white as the
, 1880-04-11
GENERAL NOTES.

The Methodist Conference recently held III
Philadelphia placed on record formal pro-
test against Sunday camp-meetlngs.
Another important old manuscripthas been
fonnd in q famous Greek monastery on
Mount Athos, which, it is believed, may
throw some light OIL difficult passages In the
Epistles Of St. Paul.
At the annual meeting Of Unity Churc Il.
Oak Park, held Monday evening last, Messrs'
Mills, Emery, and Gale were elected trustees
and Mr.. .Wclch, Treasu rer. The Society IS
out of debt and has 2 fair working-paiance
in The treasury. The Rev. DR.. Sage, OF Syca-
more. received call to the pulpit, which he
will shortly occupy.
The various sects in the village OF North
Creek. Warren County, n. L., apparently
i've in peace and good will toward each other
after manner somewhat remafkaple: ~
tie sst March ts Ronaa Ronfst
held union festival to raise money t9 9 be aP-
plied to the building Of all Episcopal Church
at Rauuette Lake, in the Adirondacks.
The Presbytery of Western Africa is con,
nected with the Synod of Philapelphia, and
will be represented at the neXt meeting ,o OF tne
IT.D, Tie is a native Of the Danish island
VI St Croix, i'll the West Indies. but went 70 70
Tiheria in his youth. lie is distinguished as
m author, and for his attalnlnents IN tue
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, and Arabic languages.
A writer in Unity says two parties gre IN
this country trying to drag it back t mto
the religious struggles 50 prominent It, bftoxe Pae
the Declaration OF lndepsnte9cetfe qo mace
@God," and Christ" and . Bible,' as M labels Yd
nj, the Nations Constitution,-andt the 70
man Catholics, with their apparent PURPOSE Rats
that the Public Treasury shall support secua,
| rian schools or our free-school systelo ee"'0
| to be.
Al the Troy Cemetery, near Birmineham'
Mich, singular scene recently took pfoxs plfaces
% After tie Services at the grave and peioie aiss
% he coffin was lowered the officiating MIMI ef
ter announced. at the request OF me M sDs qecent n
the deceased, that, in conseanensss woufd be
taSen % to Secure The undist,lIbed Isposs rep son Of
their fathers body, and to that enc .4 f ,;trn
| lin would be removed and packages VI aA'ao
, 1880-04-11
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
PROCEEDINGS OF The LAST MONTHLY MEET


The stated meeting of the Board of Man
ayers Of the American Bible Society was held
at the Bible House, Astor place, on Thurs
day, April l, at half-past O'Clock, p. H., Mr..
Frederick S. Winston, In the chair.
The Hon. John Jay was unanimously elect
ed to fill vacancy in the Board.
The financial statement showed the total
receipts for March to have been ST., 81.
Of this amount, SIG, ,2o6.5S were donations
from auxiliary societies, individuals. and
churches; S1,0096i from rents; S13321.l9
from legacies; and 81, .36 from sale OF
books. The payments for the month were @
s6ns arch ds s. tetaa @ere S 5sSsRts 5of 'ns
i. Letters with full reports of the years WORK
were presented from the Society'S agents in
China, Japan, Mexico, Brazil, Rio Plata, and
Turkey, and from various correspondents IN
Letters were also presented from the Wal
densian Committee, returning THANKS 1or
the promise of help in prosecuting Bible col.
portage; from the Evangelical Society OF
Geneva, with thanks for a remittance OF
funds forwarded in February; from the Rsv:
annual account Of tile Western Mexico Mis-
sion; from the Rev. Jacob Chamberlain, u;
D., OF f:the Teioogoo Mission Of the Reformed
Church, giving all account Of the work on
photograph of Tie Revision conlnittee;
from The Rev. H. Bingham, OF Honolulu,
reporting a constant demand for, the
Gilbert Islands New Testament. and an
nouncing that the Gospel Of Mark has been
translated into the MoEtloek G Islands tang, IT,
American Board, announcing that the trans
lation Of the Zulu Scriptures Is nearly I'M,
ished: L = from the Rev. ". s. Robertson, ,ol
Indian Territory, with information that tlle Y;
Creek version Of the Gospel OF Luxe VII VIII
George II. Prince, Esq, of St. Petersburg,
announcing the satisfaction felt in Kussla at
the proffer Of aid from this Society," from Dr.
Bliss, Of Constantinoplee, in response 10 an
inquiry concerning our fonts OF type, express.
Creek type would not suit the wishes OF t. the
Greek people; and from the Rev. u. T. liam
ilton. showing what opposition his colport-
eurs have to face from violent enemies. ;.
Appropriations il funds Tor tne Pupl1ea-
made to the German Mission OF tne Methoa-
ist Episcopal Church, the Swedish Mission
Of the Baptist Missionary Union, the Ge}lon
and Spanish Missions OF the American Board'
and the RIG Plata Agency OF the Softetg toh;ion at
home and abroad, through colporteurs, aux
iIiarv societies, individuals, and foreign cor
respondents, were made, amounting IN value
Tie Board adopted plans which had been
n,aturel by tho Committee on Distribution
ami annroyed bY the Bible Society Of V1r
rinia. for an immediate. and vigorous can
yass Of that State, and forty colporteurs Wele
! appointed to begin the work at an early day
The number Of volumes issued III MarcL
issned from the Biblc-House during the year
not including those issued i'll foreign lanos
| was l,l30345.
, 1880-04-11
THE CHANNINGS.
THEIR COMING TO AMERICA THE RESULT OF
4 MURDER.


(Rooert Collytr In Recent L<eture1
shall endeayor to answer two questions
Who was Charming, and what was he? We
haye no help in the first question from the
genealogies on the other side of the water,
and this Is in some sense to be regretted, be-
cause grapes don't grow on tho1ns, and there
must have been noble vines to give us such
fruit as men like Charming. No doubt If we
could have the Channings and Ellerys back,
we should find men aud women Of rare yfr-
tue among them, and light on many tale
worth the telling. Still, as we have no grapes
we can leave the vines where the Eternal
Providence has left thenl-on the other side of
the water-anu deal only with what we know
OF his family on this side. The mothers side Of
the man makes its first mark during the Rev.
olutionary War, when the grantlsire Ellery
signed the Declaration. In him was great
worth and splendid ability, but his life
slipped away without anything great being
accomplished in it. The Cllannings came
from Dorset in 1T12, and venture to guess
that they fed from the shadow OF great
tragedy. Richard Charming, Of DORCHESTER,
pie had urged on the matter rather against
the mans will, and the result was that Mary
poisoned her husband. She was tried for
the murder, and was hanged on the 2lst Of
March, l705, being then only 19 years Of
age. After she was dead, her body
was burned in the old Roman am
phitheatre at Mulberry, III Dorset,
in the presence of IL, 600 people, Now, when
your Englishnlan strikes a great sorrow
like that lie moves away, and my guess Is that
set because he could not live SO near to, the
scene Ut his great and awful sorrow, where
people whispered, Ills brothers wife was
llanged and burned" The grandsire Chan
ming became merchant ut Newport; but he
burden. His Wife gets a little store; but
was always the lady, and raised her children
exceedingly we'll. William, their son, took
to the law, and rose to some eninence. lie
married Lucy Ellery, and from the twain
died at IL, and left the desolate little woman
to bring I'D nine children,
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force to carry us through life's difficulties,
and the promotion OF this spirit is the tie that
giyes!unity to its nlultifari0us undertakings
Edward Everett Hale wrote some years ago
fanciful sketch OF a clubpervading the world,
maxims: to look up and not down, and to
lend hand. This is precisely the aim Of the
Young Mems Christian Associations; they
prompt every young man they reach to look
up with faith to Divine helper, and then by
good he can. This is the best OF theologies
The creed Of the good Samaritan, who runs
to the relief Of his fellow, and plies his wine
and oil, is one which the whole world can
understand.
, 1880-04-11

X. HI. T.. A.
AN INTERESTING HISTORY OF THE WORK
AND MAGNITUDE OF THE oKGAN1zA-
T1ON.
On the last day Of the year Of 1879 the be-
quest of the late William Niblo. amounting
to S150, 1000, for the library of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of New York,
was paid over by his executors. That the
owner of one Of the most popular theatres or
the city should have made the Association
his residuary legatee is evidence that its
work has been SO done as to win the con-
tidence Of men of the world. There are
thousands who care little for theological
lair-spl1tting, who do not wish to know the
differences which mark off evangelical from
liberal Christianity, who consider many
doctrinal opinions to be the n,erest
mist, but yet can appreciate the beauty
of practical charity. 1t is the prac-
ticalness Of the Young Mems Christian
Association which draws to its support citl-
zens of the most divergent opinions. And
the work done has breadth which touches
many c1asses-young men OF the cities, col
lege students, commercial travellers, railroad
men, Germans and freedmen. It extends
geographica1ly over the United States, Can
ada. England, France, Germany, Switzer-
land, Italy, and Australia It comprehends
every interest-study and education, health,
employment, relief in need, care i'll sickness,
social and intellectual enjoyment, and relig-
ious culture. The originator Of these associ-
ations, Mr.. George Williams, Of London, is
still living; he has seen his original thought
expand until there are now in the United
States and Canada alone 654 associations,
with $4,000 members, possessing build
ings of the value OF 4,To, and sus-
tained at an annual expense of s376. $50
The idea around which all these groups OF
organizations have crystalized is that the UNI
cared-for young men Of our cities and larger
towns should have sympathy and help. III
ennuity is taxed to find our their precise
wants. Indeed, the needs Of young men are
nowhere so profoundly studied as in the
secretarlal Offices of these associations, con
clave of Association Secretaries will embody
more hard sense for the prosecution Of char
, 1880-04-11

persons who had been accustomed to handle
the explosive. This was done, the Whole
ing. .*,
r.. .,n hod,, of tho Salvation Army.
Ihe man o9ay u u III taand 1asi'gn has sa1as
ti,Inp rorsa % to conteIid with there than hard
hearfed city officIals, At a meeting in Plynl-
outh on the Drill-Ha1l grounds crowd OF
roughs created a disturbance, and. being re-
saivstinnIsts T reneied the attack With their
% i;sts and with sticEs. and held the fort for two
ho1re s.At1 hnt wore nventua|lv defeated and
forcaa Hua to e GEEK % refuee in house.
Av1veu NJ 49, W 49, 49, .1athoa;st ronf.rance
last Saturday, refused 70 aalnn Anl1.. ll1a,ei y;
Oliver to Deaconship, o9t aiteIwalos placeiu '.i
itself on record as IaVoIlng women ~ ~. Pur
pits by instructing the delegates to me t.. Gen
I,n.;;,g 9, al d;stinctinns of sex in the Offices
and ordinations Of the ministry: Miss Oliver
graduated Mt Boston University three years
ago in the Theological Department, and has
since been preaching very acceptably.
The ffteenth Ill., y 4h cond O. [n Rantist
Bana blo!e saa Gl5 10 - y 9rnnd,v I eyenin1 This
Cnnlctl 1919 anst1nntnI T.. Mr William
Gl.ss c mas pSem ;nna ;to nraan,z3tian and NAV
emi@ veil he imltated: @ The total attendance dur
g me n1leel. sents anC ias ,s Sahhath 1ea ThaFe
~, Ho, hl,a., sso conxarcinns and 81 deaths
sS oSen ~ ~ ehnr .r1 l,e tnnvs no 1ne1-
ber to have died without hope i'll CHRIST
The Archbishop Of Canterbury's decision
that clergymen may otficiate in unconsecrated
chapels III cemetery is to be challenged by
the Rev. /. r. Bucbanan, Vicar of Her1le
Raw IN n ctntament Mr.. Rnchanan has is
.,ssi ~, a,e & J31o ali Eno,v t1,a will nj his
2ueu iio onsa' u ~ G ;,+ort - 1,nc
grace, WHat we uoopt, anu tlltTth = - ~ ,,a ~
Ilon, Is MS power. Anu tseA - nc itoso luo
power we intend TO protest against tAc eSel-
else OF II. as u Woulu " c1SA1i3 eo!si w
n,.~ ..,;ah .,;,.~;uooo +o ,o,,ya,, Tho ham
ner OF st. George TO the Dasl!lca OF our Lauy
early in June. About nine days will be oc-
cnpind in going and returning, Cardinal
Nnnninp wifi nlace himself at the head Of
+ha n;igTimaoa Fnnr hundred noblemen
allu gen.ly ~ 1tu tb; ,a.s,ac - Ta rd;naI Man
, 1880-04-11
u.,bs,t spencer's Sociology" OBJ
;eoted To as a Textbook in
Yale College.
IN Interesting Sketch Of the
- Work and Magnitude Of
the 7. II. G. 4.
r,.o,al Notes, Personals, Pious
uunaor, Services To-Day.
nrE DIVINE LIFE.

.,,,o Tired amongst men," lin the or1gtna
"Nho nseS 1he Sicene Creed-from the Greed o
ItsIfs Iss Ifshurch OF Palest1ne-i
''' u7hsrp shall we find the Lord7
,,,,a,,c seek His face adored7
1sit apart from men,
n decp seauestered den,
n 1ordan's desert Hood
~ mountain solitude,
Or lonely mystic shrine
Where shall We trace the Aoruf
sr.xns Mt the fcstal board
a,nidst the innocent mirth
Ind hallowed joys OF earth,
T,oaa ne,ghbor, side by side,
Ttth bridegroom and with bride,
whiJst flowed the cheering wine-
rhat first appeared the Lie olVane"
What vas the blest abode
where dwelt the Son Of God2
neside the busy shore,
rha1e thousands pressed the door,
where town with hamlet We'd
where eaeer traffic piled
1,,are with His calm design
Vas wrou9ht and taught the Life D1V1ne'
vho+ vere the souls he 8ouRhtf
1vh.t moyed His inmost thouEhtx
rue friendless and the poor,
me woes none else could cure
The grateful sinners cry.
1ha heatheu's heayenWard Sigh
Fsch in their lot and line 1-
Drew forth the Love ana Lie 4aV1n%
Where did He rest the while
His most bengnant smlles
THE little children's charms,
1shat nestled in His arms,
rhe anxers that round Him grew,
The birds that o'er Him flew,
Mere NATURES sacred sign
10 breathe the spell Of Life Ws1nas
Where shall the Lord repose,
When pressed by feArs and foesf@
Amidst the friends He loves,
Ii Bethany's dearest groves,
Of ut the parting feast,
Where yearning host and gueA
In conyetse sweet recllne,
Is closed In peace the Life Divine.
OThou who once dIdst coEo
In holy happy home,
Teaching and doing goods
To bless our daily food,
Compassionattng mind,
aat g1asped ali human kind,
Even now amongst us shine+
True GLORY Of the Life Divine.
, 1880-04-11

SCIENCE AMI hC1l01ON'
WHY PRESIDENT PORTER AND THE olslnU- M ~
OBJECT TO srENCER's PSYCHOLOGY" AS 4
TEXTBOOK.
Ne1p Harm Correspondence Ntw Tork Times.
Mr.. Spencer deyotes nearly one-iaf OF th's
book to the consideration of the various sub
iectiye difficulties, the nature Of which Will
be sufficiently indicated by the heading OF
his chapters, such as the Emotional diitl-
Guilty, "The Educational Bias, - The Bias OF
Patriotism,' ~ The Glass Bias,'' The lolit~
ical Bias and s'The Theological Bias" IN
this last chapter VIC come upon the terrain
brulant, aud find the doctrines and the
phrases to which the orthodox members OF
the Yale Faculty object as being untrlendiy
to the Christian religion. or as treating all
religions with impartial contempt.
"Wnat, Q Messenger of God. are the signs
Of that happy sect to which is insured the ex-
elusive possession of Paradise 2" Whereeo
, 1880-04-11

oe ~. 49, 1A. :, lna odao@1 Ahd-a1
my companions. anu tili'l' auueu .a.1o 49, -
ing MS voice to .ns as9e @ cod t1
ths naon,s "a 1s e bv such an il
t ~ ~ u. aonoonio,, nara1lel to the
tustratlon as tnls, eonceptlon "a. a ~ " onr,
wh'e nave oeen 4a that ale' srbert
Snencer seeks to show how theological bias
unfits men to indpa of alien societies and
uuso tne1 :" Juues y. 1a .s4-.,sa 4,,,s;,tor-
a4iell oeliels, a1u 1eaus W eAtio's1o ~;
probation Of social facts. The teroclous ~
jians who kill the decrepid, malmeu, ana
sick stranele their wives. baptize their new
~, 1a,na,;a5 aonaos With tha hlood of
to1at h',,,,,' So 1.;ot;ns Wan and devnnr a kjns-
t,,n,e .,aii hravtet, 10 + taete so dictates.
trias. ii. underdone. ali in the name Of their
IL virtn6ns Somnans With hnrror because
H., n., 10 o;al;nn tsSnaoi;na ranernllv,
thoy1 nach so.stom nf iormafic theoforv. With
~, sant,aenfs yHa t,at patar ro,lni It hgcomes
~ impediment ii the way ii social Sc science; @
and n the cnrrelntive antinathies aroused by
"+Har % woods I;etnrt tl,e INTERPRETATIONS Of ali
% ne assnciafnd facfs' On these institutions and
their resnlts the ewes are turned with u readi-
nn thoSe With a readiness to observe every
thinr fiat is had. II
Il is over such q paragraph as this that
prcsitlrnt Porter and Dr.. Barbour and Prof
Carter look grave, and ask themselves what
would be its probable effect upon an
immature but eager mind, or what
deep anxicties might not be- awakened
in the breasts OF Christian tathers ana
mothers if they knew THAT thelr sons we're
asked to study the history Of society IN a a
book like this. The sincere Paplst thinks
schisln crime The devil was the tirst
Protestant" said the Catholic Mayor OF Boz
deauX. The Jealous dissenter cannot fatr!y
estimate the advantages which the state
Church has yielded, and the Churchman wlll
not believe that the benefits OF union OF
Of Church and State are merely relative and
temporary. The theological bias which i'll
capacitates these sects to judge fairly OF eacl
others creeds is fatal obstacle to the candid
consideration by any or all Of them OF socl7
practees th1t Ineir pfeJuulces uouil 1..; nLen. ~
:. ,ard ,eoo;,,et tha ent;.thanioptroi hios This
E eenecinilv strn1p Hnd misleuding in
fhosn who have recently thrown off au
NY tngeG ne NY ;Ia, 49, e,,a ,,ad H.. ~, an
faaonism @ that i hjeh in proportion as
tle previous submission was profound. Tho
Ncpaul King who destroyed with cannon the
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