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Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
Ellsworth High School.
GRADUATING EXERCISES OF THE CLASS OF
81

The elements ALWAYS seem to conspire in
favor OF our High School when an exhlbl-
ton is iu prospect FRIDAY slast vas one OF
the rarest of June days, perhaps not in the
exact poetical sense, but thoroughly COM
Portable even for crowded house. And ii
was fortunate, for long before the doors OF
Hancock Hall were thrown open an eager
multitude had gathered without aoxious TO
obtain "a good seat" There was slight
departure this year from previous custom.
Hitherto it has often happened that the i'm
mediate friends of the graduating class
those who are of course most interested IN
their efiorts-have been compelled, on this
red-letter day, to sit. or even stand, in an OBJ
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MARRIED..

Edrn-July =. hy 4. J. Thomas, E-q., John
l. Iodski Of Eden aud Miss Lena NJ. Frost
u Matia,iiic.
surry-July 3. by R..y. W H. Craw ford.
Mr.. Jasper am aud Miss sarah NJ. Reayes.
both e Jury.
e, ,npo-cot-July /. by Rev. : VI Dunion
Mr.. ilenfy :. Wardweil and NI>- tariie \ .
Clay both Of Pruob-cpt
Mint, iiasbir-.iuly .. by Nm Rand, E.q
Ir Nahum A. Fitzgerald and Nj, Abbie
Grover. both Of GOutd>boro.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

Gb,f,urrv a.fires 5syagd fse Dtt- Nas- af,H 1 4ge
pHst te p,ftd fsr ~ tts rate " f'i crists ias.
Wr,f Ellsworth June -. Mr.. Catherine
" wife of Thomas 4. GOtt, IseI = years, l
month snd iay-.
N.rrh iIau-pck-Juiy 3, Charlie, son Of
Hrur, e. ard Mary ;. MiNl~,n, aged years
and 10 mouths.
Fdru-Juur y. MIR. William q. Bunker
aged ..i,uu 10 wears.
Ae~l ,uid>blTu-June - Mr.. Hannah :.
Goodwin. age, 6iNetr- Il mJuth-.
Bar let's Islurd-June -, Mrs. SophroHia
Raymond, AZ, - wears.
E.as hr,uk-Jun- IL. Mrs. Anna, wife Of
Capt. " IN T.. French, aged 73 YEAR, 10 months
and 3 iay-
l,muine-July ], Carlton NJ. Austin. aged
~ y.a.~ , months aH.i dt,>.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

ME> II. A. BOWDEN, OF ELLSWORTH.
>as---l thought ii my duty to let you know
shat a splendid medicine the CHERRY
CORDIAL" Is.
had been suffering with severe cough
and splitting Of blood for six months, my ap-
petite was entirely gone. and what little |
aiH distressed me 50 u was no satisfaction 20
tat W hen YOU recommended the COR
DIAL ! took one bottle and got 50 much
better / took the second one. and in less
than three weeks my cough was entirely
cured and have spit no blood since. my ap-
petite IS better than it has been for wears |
think people ought TO know about it. l6u
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

-.iiImsons B.tanls AaL,uu., has gam
ed q reputation wa lA place, i .n the tfun;
rank Of curative 4-sul>- ], has. been ln
the market bl; about u.uc wears. L l> uuS
recommended by tile L,-t lta>.p.Aa, hc-
cause u cure, Cough, 4a4 Cold, ever.
time PF.ce. 3j ,.s.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

We call the attention OF our lady read
ers 10 the advertisement; in our colaL n, Of
James Pyles Pearline for laundry and
kitchen purposes. An ticle so popuiar
and widely circulated. must possess merits
that commend il TO the favor Of housekeep-
ers. Julv
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

THE -ubscrib, r hereby gives public notice 10 al
| concerned, hat he has been duly appoint Il and
his taken upon himself. the trustnt an Administra-
tr I the Estate Of John IL. cray. late OF
Ellsworth, In the County Of Hancock, yeoInan
deceased by giving bond as the law
directs; he ther fore requests all persons who are
intiei te. to the said deceaseds estate, 10 make
Immediate payment, aid those who have sny
demand the con, to exhibit the ZANE for payment
JUDS0S q. GRAY.
May IL, lss2. swA'
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

For thirty years Df. Graves Heart
Regulator has been before the public as a
cure for Heart Disease. Ii j. no new un-
tried remedy neither does il cure every
disease known. bu, will cure Heart Disease
Pamphlet free Of F. f. Ip.alls, Concord. y.
II. Price 80 cents and 500 per bottle.
Im27.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

Mr. C. C. Birrll, reports the line Of
deposits in hi. bank a, rapidly increasing
anu already cNcccding h., anucipaiion~-
Mr. Burriil offers the same banking facilities
to our merchants aud others. a, would be
furnished D., a National Bank. 3tf
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
l:adiy BtiIeu.

Peter kAac., cog. CLINTON -a- .,r-,-.
Streets. buffalo. ua, a.l.y b..',a ny d ....,..
and cpnael IgaNt> Elt. r.'. OIL
whlca .mm,l.a,o.y r .,sc- %, l4.i.. aaI .t
four DAYS p, wound va, healed
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

HAxcoCK ss.-Court II Probate, En.wo III
June + rIn, \. D., ls.2-
Accounts having Jeen d ed for settlement ia e.
tate Of
MONROE YOUNG, late ~ Trenton.
Levi n. Wyman, et al. xrs.
MICHAEL CAELETON, iate of Oriahd.
Nathan II. Powers, Admir-.
OKpERED,-Thai the said a"c. untants i've 2
tice 10 "a persons iuterestci, b. causing copy o.
this rider TO be pubishe. three weeks succe i've
Is ia the Ell>r offh merican thai hey may appear
Al a Probate Court, to be- h llen at Ellsworth on
the first "Wednesday of August next at ten 81
tn clock N h. 70 en,-ou, aud -hON caUs.', u any
the, have, WHY he same should OF lie allowed
3wg7. PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest; CHAs Il. DoKR, Register
A true copy Attest :-CHAs. 7. DoRR, Register
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

calmly occupied the choices, seat. Accord.
. inglv each member Of the class this wear
was furnished with a half dozen tickets 70
distribute among those nealcst and dearest ;
and though the admission was free to an.
( the fortunate holder Of a ticket obiaiutd 4 a
reserved seat. The stage was lasteldly dec
ouJed with flowers aud above It was the
/ class motto "Step by step one goes very
f,r"-in French. Shouly aGcr : O'Clock
+ the teachers. School C0mmiuce. aud several
ladies and gentlemen WHO were 20 assist in
the entcriai0nent, entered and took seats
upon toe stage. Then com nenced the Gul-
loving
FNsECIsEs oF THE EvE>ING.
liano duet.
Misses Llnnie Burnha,n aud Ids Norris.
PRAYER. Rev. r. ,. white
ouNe,tIre. Miss tmma Perry
GRADUATING PAEIS:
wcslth. tmma +. Eoy.I,ip
Cia>, History. Charles H. Drummpy
Stng,
Mr.. NJ. Gsynor
F'>hion. n leu +. Dono, an
i,rnnh"cY. Maveie n. Hayes
] ife,. Helen VI. Grant.
Plsuo solo.
Mis- Nancy Du;ton
frosr'ss hcru,rt Il Uolmr,
Nsleaic,ory. Iicu, y. Ratilett
Ms 4 " Gre a..
Pr">en. ON %. Diplomas
and remarks los Rev. O. ". Hudson. Chair
mtn -, school tommtt,e.
Pa -"wy'i song.
Ni,,"s >rrsh II" THOR, trltc -tcvcns. Msry
Mcfarland. { -,ic MrFuiatd. N-ncs Hsll.
Fla CaH Undergraduates.
Nj, Bo~4o.a a.l not, q, We rad hoped.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
4 vigorous Growth

OF the bl. j, o.sa promoted b, using
Parker, Iia.r ba.>am. ], always se,so.r,
T., yo4.Gl-. ea.ar and --,.fy la "a, BAR.
E.'c> j. u,V .;c. Au4 removes 81. -s-l,...ul
ana lau..s.;.-
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

What gives a healthy appetite, an in
creased digestion. strength TO the muscles,
and tone to the nerves? Browns IRON Bit
ters.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
STATE OF MAINE.

At a Court If Probate held al Ellsworth within
an for the County Of Hancock, On the third
Wednesday of June A. H., Iss2.
A PETITION for the appointment OF Trustee
"A of the estate Of John Black late ElIsw rth
in said County deceased. having been presented.
ORDERED-That the petit Oners give notice
10 all pers rs interested, b. causing a c.ipy
of this or'irr of G urt 10 be pub
Ush,d three weeks successive in
the Ellsworth American newspaper
published in Ellsworth. ia said ounty, that they
NAV appear at Court Of Probate to be held at
Ellsworth In said county the second day
of August next at ten Of the clock in tt forenoon,
and show cau.e, If any they have why the pray OF
sail petition should not be granted.
3a 56s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
A true Copy Attess:-CHAs- p. DORR. RextsteF.
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SKIN DISEASE. Cured.

BY DIR. F2ALIERs MAGIC OINIAENf Cures ~
If bv magic. Pimpies, Black Heads or Grul =
BIoiehes and Eruptions the face, leaving The
skin clear healthy aud beautiful Also cures Itch.
Salt Rheun, Sore Nipples sore Lips, Old, obstinate
Ulcers and Sores, &c
SKIN Disc ASES.
s,- The first and only positive cure for skin dis
eases ever discovered.
John Cromer Esq, TlOnesta, Forest Co, Pa,
suffered for ~ wears from skin disease, which ap-
pesrt.i IN his head. He employet many ply ysitians
sd used numerous rene les but they ali failed TO
ef.ct cure. DR. FRAEIERs AGfC OINTMENT was
recommended Ia him He tried il and one box
efe ctsd a conn lete cure. This Is but sample Of
the many testimonials which we have OF the mar
yelous cures which have been wrought oy Dk.
FRAZIERs MAGIC OINTMENT
Eur Blind, Bleeding Itching or liberated Piles
DR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT u sure
cure. Price Hoo, by mail, for sale by : D. WIG
GIN.
IyrI5 w.F. PHILLIPS. PORTLAND.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

A new stock Of Room Papers and
Borders. all new STYLES, just rcoei,sd. also
Curtains and fixtures with cord tas>cls.
fringes and loops TO match. Samples sent
by mail if desired School books, blank
books and stationery Of all kind, aud quail
i,ic, for sale at J. a Halc',, opposite
Whiting Brothers, Main ST Ellsworth.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

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Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

The Market Reports in the
AMERICAN will save you the
price of the paper many times
during the year.
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
The Glorious Fourth.

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May IL. lS2,

ono WEEK. s12 day at home easily made
NfI Costly Outfit Tree. Address TRUE Co
Xuxussa. Maine. lyYils
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06
ttsmsen.Iser Thf.

lou can get as good pictures and as nice
frames at O>goods as can be made. Call
and see sample. 6W22'
Ellsworth American., 1882-07-06

MAINE STATE YEAR BOok.-Mr. 6. ".
New begin y cus aged IA dciN,llus copies Oi
that standard publication, Il The Malue S,ate
Year Book The edition for l'.,3 j. even
more complete Khan past ISSUES, aud i d
cOmpe adlum OF q VAST amount OF interesting
information. II should be n The hands OF
ever, resident of Ma,ne and Is one OF he
most uselIl and valuable WORKS issued.
The present edition coulaI0, nearly seven
hundred pages. 1t j, published 10, ilos &,
Fogg y DOMAIN, The ven AHO~n puulIsDcl,
OF rOrla1d.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26
FOR THE LADIES.

Mrs. Celia Thaxtcr is spending tho
summer ut the Isle Of Shoals.
Mr.. Garfield keeps from her young
children all newspaper mention "f
themselves. She wants them to J."
like other children.
Mrs. n. +. :. Hopkins. widow "f
the hate millionaire Hopkins, Of sam
Francisco. is to rcc.i.c ihrrc-eiyl.ts
Of the immense estate.
Brigham I"uns'- first wife died Il
few days ago, aged sevcnty-nine
years. Sl," WI, married in I>:l and
wus the mother Of six c!,ildrn.
DI. Howard Crosby c:,i-c,l some
i>;.',nsure II; H.. Wellesley 'o,,I-
n,emce,,,cmt 10y saying that til" won,
ans rights movement was n0t inn
p'rtaat.
Mrs. NJ. Adele Hnziett, Of Hudson,
the we'll known lawyer and stump
speaker. has hegun proceedings, for
a divorce frUIn her husband, Mark
Hazlett.
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A ROMANCE or 1914.
A "Reminiscences Of Q Brilliant Ma
val Exploit.

Secretary Frclinghuysen advertise
esi in the daily papers to notify the
heirs. executors, administrators.
agents and assignees Of the cal tain.
officers, owners and crew Of the priva-
tcer General Armstrong, destroyed
by the English at Fayal, in Septem,-
lcr, lSl4, to transmit 10 him, In .wri-
ing, u statement Of the amount and
nature OF their claims before the 18th
day Of the present month. This IL
probably the lust official mention
that will Lc made of one Of the most
brilliant and romantic naval exploits
in the worlds history. The defense
which Captain Samuel &. Reid with
seven men and ninety guns made
WHEN attacked in neutral waters by Il
British squadron carrying lI3 guns
and ::,Wk' men. il the ThernlOplol:''
Of naval annals. The Yankee sailors
after beating oil successive attacks l,y
boats, launches. suips Of the line and
inar,iiny parties for night and
.lay. during which time they tl.@tr"y-
I'd more than three times their own
nun,''cr, turned u gum down their
lat, hwny. s.:uttlssl their brig aud re-
tired to AN old convent, to which the
enemy did not SEE lit to follow them.
Til; exploit delayed the arrival "'
tMl,r:inc., !!..ct ut New Orl.ai,s, un-
til Cen. Jark-on hal re,.l,eal an.l
fortified that city. and according t"
his testimony ended the war q 1Sl!..
The bri. General Armstrong ln-
lw-n hardly less famous in diplomacy
than in war. The United States, En-
gland and Portugal were for many
years involved IN tanEle growing
out "f claim for indemnity, In Tie
course "f which Louis Naln,lean, ~
l:.mporor q: the French, acted ASA
referee. Mr.. Lowell has succe ;tl..l
In obtaining from the British Govern
n,cnt important documents hearing
on this claim. and senator I'cn'lletOM
instituted tm legislative action tina
has y, last resulted in the awar,l of
5000 to the participants in that ar-
,i"n after u delay Of 81 years. Cap
tain !: ~ received from the legi>la-
;ur" nt III: Stat:, ut til" hands M
Governor Lcn,.%i':~. an elegant goli
mounted sword, AMI from the COIL
non council "i this city silver ser
vice in c",,,.nm"ra,i"n "f this event,
If which William t'oimi.tt wro!r:
lit j, the c-~.,rc Of hcrrisni: II driv-
cs one Will with admiration. -.Vw-
tHIE TLY,1m.
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.
81 ~ ~ hGha .valsa - .yua1
|GpD 0h1111t0. .srNr a,j-;-.r -.-,'s"
|~ Htssssb sntsuesoas eaa sa,y'bs d.
aosl oy'ekGir asaStsk s'''s g.
Evsiiyji' min = tSsss u IL ovs
6ssa1. -Spaatak ftosevb. -"
.,whss yes .eet : hsastthat, = trss
doqr b afss,d To trnet T. ,t....
He whs vais AsAsasoea dssk u
oesd at aQee, win 1sves - any.
Nsdsg has nssey - = called
''Ya~ lssashlp ~ AsG."-Krsssir.
Bau1tt1iaisa my ~ ptevsnt ssine,
bst Il ~ crime - peeveas 'edseaeioa-
TIE nablest and uaost useful lives
Az na4s ep a saaall aets ven done.
Plsaty d time b givea In LIE 70 Do
al that God iatsqded We should do.
|. Thsss 40 tsoables snsegh u lie
without adding Of yoar own manu-
fAeturins.
The wbo,s Il or lives dspssd up
On the pessoqG With wbesn We live
lhmilialiy. r. y =
Ci.cumsta.ess are the rules Of the
vsak: they are bet the instruments
ofthe wise. 81.
There ass same wicked people who
veold b lee dangerous Il tl,ey.. hs6
- geed qsalitisA -" =
suihul,ss ase not aseas. easpideeas
which may bsunj6st need nos BE-
mentioned. f.,!. ''..i .''S.:
Devote eaeh day to the ohJSet then
IN time, and the evening wifi dad
somsthing done. -
y. We Do MT judge men BY whatthey
ase In themselves, but BY what they
are relatively 70 -.
A gossl l,. I i .v.r Lost; hs who
sows eourtesy rxaps friendship. and
hs who sews kindness gathers love.
Thege b - sphere oflife % marrow
- eoaDned that It does not a1ogd or-
poefuailies for doing good 70 some
000. aa .",
We cannot conquer fate and ne
esssity, bat ~ can Yield to them In
such = WY - 70 besreatss thaa tive
could.
Tit b foolish to give advice too
readily, Il b also foolish 70 Be- too
ready In seeking Il. Advice should
only be asked of those whose advice
We value, and BY whose Judgment
We are willing TO be guided.
An aged Scotch lady, knowing the
habits of her old and spoiled servant,
when che wished . note taken with
out loss a. time, held It open and
read It over to him. saying: "There,
moo, Andrew, ye ken a. that's in 1t;
moo, dinna stop to open It, bat send
II afY's
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

There hes existed IN Rochester for
same tiAie, without eseeping into the
publ,c psints, Nbundatisa Tor . vesy
singular story. A., however, It b,
vosehed foe BY ths word ola highly
re.pectable gentleman. Il should nat
be classed ~ Setios. The story runs
on thus wise: ''eosns ten days o. two
weeks ago, - ineunees u . gentle
nss's annsily, whesssi6s - Asssse
avenue, were sitting down to the tes-
table . thunder storm ar0oa Il
wasn't mucb Of astora = Oh appeers
ances, though, au1 the Deal pFqopeus-
ed In the or 0Dnar1 fash1oa. Byand
By there wae o cllp Of 1hundes Vbich
was rather leade1 than urual, aG1Du,-
panied By . Aash Of lightning.
There M, howsves. 70 s1tsaordins-
~ display, and beyosd . slight shock
10 steeisl, ,eiee6 ulsre felt Bat .
isibgol~ sne1 pesysdkd, tAe hGsss
vhidh was at llsst attributed to q.
caPing eas. search was made high
and low for the hole In the pipes, hut
10 no effect. Still the smell contin-
ued, and upou opnoinga . closet door
It appeared stronger than ever, and
w.s aeeonspanied by the pss6asse Of
basDed leAther. Clo@: lDs1etion
shswea . pair u oools soaDtint and
shriveled up, from the heel VI which
aDl the nails he'd been dg1Wn. "And
II It wasn't the lightning Palled the
nails out, what was IT," Questioned
our informant.
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Phn Krieeer before the Broadway
Rank closed its doors. He had dis-
covered the dealing between Oolslsoll
and KrIeger.
Twas told only this morning that
another private detective had been
working Oby +. OWN, the Third
National thief. He did not grasp the
magnitude Of the secset, however, and
had only demanded hundreds when
he might just ~ easily have had
Thousands. When the matter came
cat In the papers, and he saw that
Owen had got away with more than
$liO. O.U')0, an intimate friend Of this de-
teetive told me that he actually crie,i
with vexstion at the opportunity he
had lost, saying that he had only got
500 where he might have made him
'ssaae DOWN for $1,000. There is .
private detective entirely within the
gambling ring, having got there en-
tirtly against the wishes of the gam
bleEy or their Official friends, and in
spite Of them, He knew too much,
however, and there he IL. He was .
private detective who discovered
Kring's father, and only lct the State
know Of his VIII ereabouts and mental
condition when the murderer of Dora
BrOen,scr declined to bleed In order
to have the Information Suppressed.
Again, . private detective knew Of
Bechtolsheinl's trouble nearly year
before the balance Of the world, and
made good thing of it. too. And the
same man knew just where Dcchtol-
sheim was hiding and finally gave
the police the clew which ended in
the Austrian Bar0n's arrest. More
than this, there WAS u private detcc-
tive here who knew who killed the
man who was shot on Pine, near
Fourth, 80 mysterio',sly some yean
since, aud has built q house on his in
formation. There II another man
here who knows enough to send .
leading light Of the merchants TX
change to the l'enitentiary over the
dead baby which was found up near
Watkins's North Park Place Hotel
some months ago, aud Is making u
great deal Of money by keeping his
mouth shut. Aud 90 it goes on. ]
tell you this town Is honeyc'ml'ed
with blacknail. l could count you
ten men in the last two years who
have been absolutely ruined by try
ing to pour enough money into the
pockets Of these blackn,ailcrs to shut
their mouths. They got on the
wrong side Of the market and failed.
Bosh! They GIT on the wrong side
Of u blacknlailcr an.l was stripped
that's ALL"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-07-26

lta,y, diseussing the silver ques-
In, jnleesatly eootead that II the
|ilvss So,lhr M equal = . go'd dol-
hein naskst value, that Il waaA then
eise91als equally with go)d, and par
lsn H. sans voek. The ssly rea-
so that the silver dollar h less. vslu-
sb,e, thaa . sold dollar, to day, + H.
esass 4 = restricted IN its use BY; les-
islatiee. and y deprived Of it, eurren-
e. velss by law. When the Govern
meet specifics that 1t will not receive
Tie ssne money that It makes and
pays out to Tie people, It at once
makes discrimination which cre-
atss . depgeciation.
1.-THE hw nys that gold will alone
b rseeivpl Sse interest to the Gov
esnnsnt, aud imports due II, all oth-
q metah are dsbarrsd, and for that
paspose gsndered worthless. Insuch
. ease silver <ollazs, II they eontsin-
sds poqnd of silver, woeld not avail.
The Nv to restore silver currency
to u naEnal value, h to remove the
restrictive legislation, which h the
sole cause Of its apparent Ices Of val-
ue.
The experiment with the trade dol.
laI II sSumcient proof Of the falsity OF
the position held BY many that the
weight or comm ercial value Of . sil
W dol]sr establishes and iixes its
earrendy value. Ifit be true that the
standard dollar II deprecated on &C.
count q its weight, Why is mot tho
trade dpllar, which b heavier, moro
valuable - . circulsting medium: -
This one thing illustrates most
torci6ly the truth that the power Of
currency dxes its value. According
to the theory advanced by some. the
trade dollar Possesses moro Of the
very elements q value, 20 vehemeut-
" claimed to make the silver dollar
valuable, bat It is evident that it, cur
rency value has not been improved
BY it, additional weight, and It II
not more sought otter by those who
use the currency Of the country. Re-
move the cause and you cure the dis
ease. There was never any question
about the difference between the cur
rency value Of gold and silver, and
the depreciation Of silver until re-
strictive legislation cut Off . part Of
the value Of silver currency, by limit
ing its sphere Of usefulness. Let the
Government say This gold dollar
and this silver dollar vlIirl, I create,
and give to the people ~ a dollar, l
win receive again in payment Of all
dues. A dollar is q dollar" and let
the people say "Amen. ."-Nnin0
Rcriew.