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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04

The new postal cards just issued are a
decided improvement upon their prede
cessors. The paper is of better finish and
somewhat lighter in Shade. The ink used
in printing is a reddish brown, and the
type is neat and attractive. In place of
the conventional Goddess of Liberty the
stamp vignette is a we}l-executed portrait
of jefferson. This substitution has caused
the name democratic postal card" to he
applied to the new card-a designation
quite appropriate, in view of the fact that
it bears the physiognomy of the founder of
the democratic party, and was first issued
under democratic administration
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04

The democratic primaries were held in
ontgomery county, on Saturday on the
Crawford county plan of voting directly
for the candidates nominated. The legis-
latiye ticket is composed OF George Peter
for the Senate, and Philip D. Laird, Aug
ust L. Graeyes and Charles ". Crawford
for the house Of delegates, all of them fav-
orab'e to the reelection of Mr.. German 10
the United Sta es Senate. For clerk of
tie circuit court the nominee is James
Anderson; for register of wills, Robt. y.
Carter; for county commissioners.
renee A. Darby. Charles H. Griffith
u Gardner; for sheriff, William B
fer county surveyor, Chas. T. Tow
There was no opposition o Hon. Spence,
Jones tor clerk OF the court OF appeals
The ticket nominated is an exceptionally
strong one, every section OF the county and
faction Of the party being represented on
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04

Senator JOHN Sherman is very anxious
that his brother should buckle on his
sword and go at the rebels again. but
William IS SO busy hob-nohbing with con
federate generals at Grants grave and sol
diers' reunions that he has ne time Is at
tend to Johns requests-!Star
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04

Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on eartl,
for pain, has made most brilliant debut.
All Druggists and dealers in medicine sell
it at % cents bottle.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04

The q oony fears, the d spending views,
the weariness Of soul that many complain
Of, would often disappear were the blood
made pure and healthy before reaching
the delicate vessels Of the brain. Ayers
S4rsaparilla purifes and vitalizcs blood
and thus conduces to health Of body and
sanity of mind.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-09-04
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Friday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. 1885.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25

visited his fatherland, and though an ar.
dent Republican his sympathies In ina,
struggle were With his own people, and
ne rendered the German soldiers valuable
service IN the hospitals and elso,vhern
ON aecount Of this the German government
extended 10 him pardon for his
previous ofenScs against the government
SO that when appointed consul-goneral 10
represent the United States there WAS no
objection raised. Il is felt To be pretty
certain, says the Star, that Germany viii
demand MIR. Mueller's recall and this GOV.
ernment viii have TO comply. hut Mr..
Bayard win not do SO without making Il
pretty pam That we do not recognize the
right OF any nation TO restrict the liberty
ei speech OF American citizens, and that
u Is not held by us 10 be an oifonse
10 entertain republican ideas. IL *
Thought this little episode Will render our
relations with Germany still more
strained, and that she WIN be plaeed ON
our list with Austria.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
TWO MURDERS.
The Crescent city ADDS 90 the List Of
Christmas Evn Killings.


The Crescent city Adds 90 the List OF
Christmas Eyn Killings.
Special 10 the Gnzctto,
NEwORLnANs, Ia, Dee. ~ Christmas
eve saw only two murders here
Ben Lee, colored, residing on GENTLY
road In an extreme suburban portion of
the city, had had some difficulty with jas
Wilson and Moses Williams, also both
colorcd. To-day the two enemies, some.
what eNhilarated by whisky, stopped at
l.ec's house and called him out, when they
shot him twice IN the side His son
came TO the door TO ind his faith r dead
and see the two negroes escaping into the
swamp
Bob Bell, who was policeman until a
few days ago, but was discharged
for cndeayoring TO geducc Witnesses
and jurors Ia the Casey case, has
been employed NJ the exposition since.
He got on drunk couple OF days ago,
aud has not yet sobered up. His wife
carried him home to-day, where she lived
with her two brothers, Pat and VIM
Casey. The police broke into The house
upon hearing firing, and found Bell dead
in the back yard with two bullct-hules IN
his back. Tho two Caseys say that Bel
was begging his wife, aud assaulted them
when they intofercd, and WlliInm shot
him IN The back twice Mrs. Bell denies
the whole story, and says that her bus.
band WAS deliberately murdered by her
brothers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
AIneller ana oermnny.

WASHINGTON, Dec, 2l.-Thc Evening
Star has the following "COnsul Gen.
Muehvr, whose report upon The feeling Of
The German government towards the
United htatts & likely 10 lead % diplo
matte correspondence De.Ween The Two
countries, and probably 90 the ae,oand on
the part al Germany for Mr. Mueller'6 ~
call, comes from the same town as Rep
resentatiyc Foran Of Ohio, who knows
him very we'll. Mr.. FOran says the
report IN very Characteristic Of the
writer, whom he asserts Is u man Of
very alvanced liberal Views and
believer 10 a republican form Of govern
nent, lie Is what Is Known as "a "i0rty-
eignter." having been obliged 10 leave
Germany, bis native country, on account
Of participating 10 the revolution Of ~,
when liberal Germans stroyc for a consti-
tutOnsl form Of government IN this
country his republican ideas have had
full growth, as well a. his antagoDlsm %
monafchial government. When he went
! back 70 bis native land as representative
Of his country he carried win him All his
American ideas. Mr. Foran says that h8
would not have been received by
the GerInsn government when appointed
by President Cleveland but Tor the fact
that during the Franeo-rrpssian war be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
Are the Demons Of the Internal
Regions Turned Loose on
Unfortunate Austin2
TWO Women and Man Have Their
skulls Crushed in by the Muir
derous Midnight Assassin.
Nome OF Them Expected 10 Recover II,
ol'omc"t Ia tho Capita, at white
ueat-Nevcr o.ew.
speelaI 10 40 an,,no.

| NRNNiNl 70 $50 NAtcNcs
AUSTIN, Tax Doc "a. The worst
horror In all the long list of demoniaeal
leeds that have diSgraced Austin 90.
Cured lust n little before midnight drs
NJ, u , Hencock, u white lady resid,nn NJ
gVA East Water street, was f0ully ataeked
Ing w ~ ~
Airs, Hancock Is one o. the mos, rc'
! nned la'lles 81 Austin Her husband was
Aoeplng n an adjoining rom AT mid.
nlgnt no heard moans from The yard, and.
| going ont, he found his wife lyIug nrns
tmtc, bleeding from the hend, which on
examination, proved 10 DO nwmny r,,,
with an AK, The bloody wrapon Nss
picked M IN the yard near hy ihe ladv
II seems that the murderer entered Mrs
lianeook's room, broke omen n
trunk and then assaulted her
afterwards dragging her out into tho
yard She Is sui at this hour (iql9m
alIoi ont the skull Is reported mashed.
ana she cannot recover. There h i'm.
tense excitement, hut The assassin escanod
ana there Is no clew whatever IA NJ
Identity. The police are about startinc
the blpodhounds on his trail Mira Snc
Hancock, the victim of this terrible rrin,r
Is the wife Of Mr. NJ. n. Hancock. n hj,,h'
~ respected citizen of Austin.
The long list of murders and onlrasna
OF women, mostly colorod uirls hns
given the city an unonviablo rputntInn
The murders arc all conducted on thc
most mysterious plan, aud no clews ara
ever found Our people to.ulnht are in n
state borderlug on frenzy, hut II ~ dnnbf.
lui whether or not the wretch win bo
caught lie would never bee pas M ial n
ne were arrested Tonight, Mr. Hancock
Is almost distracted with grief.
nounGE AssAssINArtoN.
Inc nights bloody work was not com,
plete WIN lho ioul murder OF Mrs. Han.
cock, II seems that apndg nrp nhrn,d
throughout this unfortunate civ. plnt,,nS
their Informal thirst for blood In a porfnrt
carnival OF gore. Hardly Ind thc
news reached the police s,atinn az
the killing OF Mrs, Hancock
when another summons nnnonnemg a
similar horrible assassination, only morn
dreadful than the FIRST WIS wired ia ser.
EcNnt John Chcnneyillb at police head
Eula Phillips and tx ihe eject tha, blnn
lying at thcr home ON Wcst Walnut
street, Wulterug III thoif blood and
MORALLY wounded Both had bonn
struck ON the head with nn HN m[the
same cruel and doyilIHh way in ,thluh
Mrs. lluncock's murder was effected.
Neither Is expected 70 live till morning.
There Is absolutely no clow. No words
can portray the excitement. II the
hcnd or dcnds could be found
they would DO torn limb from
limb on burned alive The indlp-
nation Is something fearful 10 behold.
Groups of excited men parade Congress
avenue and ask each other, with whlto
lips, When win THIS dRmnable work cndY
Whose wife ls safe as long ny these blood
thirsty holl-hounds eau commit such
crimes IN The heart of the cityl At thls
hour Cli46) the crowds arm, fast lncrens-
ing, and bgt little more sleep win be done
IN Austin Tonight
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
Is HE THE PIENDl

= Negro Captured NJ san Antonio Thought
10 be IN Austin sotVnnt uiri tiilor.
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ASroNIo, TIKI Dec. ~ This
morning darky named Tom Gray alias
Gray Johnson, who was trying 70 domol-
ish the occupants aud furniture Of house
near the Sunset depot, was arrested by
OnlCers Mookert and Coy and placed In
.lo bat cave, shortly after which, It was
intlmated that he was one OF the negroes
wanted az Austin 10 answer for several
OF the mysterious murders Of servant girls
committed In the capital city during the
past six months, Gray was delivered 10
Sheriff Lowe, who placed him IN the
county lhil 10 await Instructions from
sheriff llorneley OF Austin.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Speakcr Car.
Isle VIII remain In Washington during
the recess OF congress and devote his time
70 the preparation OF the committee list.
ne said Tonight TO an Associated Press
reporter that the list win not be made
public until officially announced In the
house, which win be ON the day OF the nc.
assembling of congress. A delegation of
representatives of various labor unions In
TINS city called on Speaker Carlisle to-
night and presented the resolutions
adopted 10y the labor congress which met
here four weeks ago, urging the appoint.
ment OF MIR, Foran Of Ohio as chairman of
house committee OF labor. Tho
delegation was cordially ~
celvcd by the speaker, who promised TO
give the matter consideration. Ex-Niayor
Powdorly of Scranton, Pennsylvania,
grand master workman of knights of
Labor called ON Mr. Carlisle few DAYS
ago aud has since written him letter
strongly recommending Forau's appoint.
iuent Representative Weaver of Iowa is
also prominently mentioned In connection
With the Craftsmanship OF this committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
oomnls.Ioner llncl. nnlo..

DWAsniNGroN, Dec. Commissioner
Black OF the pension ONCE made a ruling
IN the case OF u pensiuner who with her
husband decided portion OF their small
estate to u second party In consideration
OF the life maintenance OF the claimant
ana her husband, The commissioner
says the question arises to right to a
pension during the period for which
maintenance is thus furnished for con.
sideratiQn therefor. 1t being held by
some TO have been insufficient, the commits.
slonor holds that the nsuilicioncy Of con
slderation does not enter into the qucs.
ton SO long MS the contract Is complied
with 10y the second party, II not appear.
Ing that he was bound by duty aud mice
ton to assist the claimant but that the
transaction was purely q business one
and the pension, II granted, should be-
withheld during the period OF said non.
dependence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
rhn Cnwden seh.,ne.
special 10 tho Gazette.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24,--lt is ntatcd
that syndicate of New York capitalists
has bought all right, title and interest ia
the Cowden scheme for improving the
Mississippi river, and that big lobby
will be here to further the scheme His
plan Is for an outlet through certain chan.
nels of Louisiana instead Of leyecs. Some
very prominent and wealthy Democrats
from New York are at the head Of the
syndicate, and viii bringa strong pressure
TO bear for passage Of the Bill.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
THE NOR HuSG HIN.

But Posse OF citizens cat Him Down
ana saved Ills Life.
DENvER, Dec. 2i--A Springer, n. NJ,
special Says Six masked men rode Into
Springer late last night, captured the
county iailcr, took the keys from bin,
broke Into the cell and took out Theodore
Bakcr, charged with numbering frAnk
Unruh, a wealthy nanohmm, with whose
wife Baker was alleged 10 be criminally
connected, and hung him 10 q telegraph
pole near the jail. The jailer ~ the mean
time escaped and gave tle alarm. GU
zens after q bret sslrmish drove out the
mob and cut Baker down just In time 10
EaFe Big llle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
ritz John Porter.
special to the Gazette,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24,--Gen. Wheeler,
who introduced the bill for the relief OF
Gen Fitz John Porter in the house, said
10 Star reporter to-day al have re-
ceiysd of late number OF Republican
papers containing editorials in favor Of
the passage Of the bill, and some of these
editorials hre written In the very strong
est language, viz John POrter's honor
is no longer really in the hands Of con-
gress; the people have passed upon the
question and demand his restoration 10
the rank which belongs 70 him. The bin
will 20 through by a tremendous maisrl-
ty.ii said Gen. Wheeler In conclusion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
nENDRIcKs MEMORIAL.

Government Ala j. seitbor Asked OF
Wanted 10 Buiid the Monument.
lSDAyApOLs, I'm, Dec. 24--The ex.
ecutiyc committee oi She Hendricks Mon
ument association has been discussing a
suggestion IA tie newspapers that con-
gress appropriate $4,000 in aid 81 the
construction Of q 'aomorial. The result
Of the discussion WAS the unanimous
adoption Of a'resolutlpn that no such ap-
preparation was expected or asked, but
that the association should depend alone
upon voluntary donations from the peo-
pie Tor the money necessary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
ncnry wara neeeher oalIed.

Special 10 the Gazette r
city Is in the stores to-day and no better
season has been known for years, In the
departments nothing was done ana ~
the White House business was entirely
suspended. Henry Ward Beecher made
a personal call on the PRESIDENT but
other visitors were very few.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
Rose Objects 10 cigars.

special 20 the Gazette. IA,
WAsHINGroS, Dee. 24.-An order VIII
be issned al the white House iorbiading
smoking therein Ladies have com planned
of this nuisance TO Miss Cleveland, hence
the order.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
can Make our cannon nj Home.

WNrutNutuN, Dec. "a Mps4re INN.
DALI Hewitt, Crisp, ilmcock. phrlns 9nJ
sion appointed at The iasnc f0Bli" oi
congress, win report 10 the house o. rep
rcsentatiyes, soon after the holidays, that
all the steel needed for armor plAtos,
either for ships or land Notifications, aud
all steel ingots needed for the manufacture
Of guns for the navy, or for coast de-
ionses, can be manufactured In this
country. They viii also recommend that
the necessary appropriations for the work
be made at once.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
BELONGS TO nIM,
So JhiniH tho Postmaster at Ripdn, Uut
Uncle Sam wm 500 About IL.

no lhlhhh lho iohihiHHlfE nt Btpuhf nut
Unole Sam wili SOC About IL.
MILWAUKEE, bee. ~. Among Prosi-
dent Cleycland'e appointments before the
converting Of congress was that Of Dr.
Eyerhard rs postmaster NJ RlpOn. The
appointce received his commission, but
failed EQUALITY before congress convened.
This morning he appeared at the office,
presented bis commission aud the dis
charge Of the old postmaster, and demand
cd that the ONCE be turned over 70 him.
HIS demands were Ignored, and he was
kicked into Tho street by the postmaster
who has been 20 possession for The past
four years. The United States marshal
has been autographed for, aud win 20 10
Ripon this afternoon
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
Growers CHRISTMAS.
The President viii Spend the Great
Holiday in the White
House.
consul hueller's Little Letter WIN
Cause Strained Relations with
Meinherr Bismarcn.
y" interesting and Exhaustive Report Of
the Progress of Abolition In
Brazil.
The rre.ident,s Cl,rl.tmn..

speclal 10 the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Dec 24.--President Cloye.
sud VIII pass Christmas qnieuy at the
Ny1 House and will dine On famille
re- , Se long drive in the afternoon
hcc - Cleveland, Mrs. Hoyt is ex.
New Yer. '''0'
=, Arrivals }, V. Mccall, Mrs. and Miss
Rotan, San Antonio.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
A SORRY CHRISTMAS.
Going Home 10 spend the Holiday. noreE
Alryola Loses 10th Legs.

NVTWH TWIIIV ~ TVTFITT ITIH FEWFTWNNf IFWT'F
Ahvola Loses Both Legs.
special 20 tho Gazette,
San AEroNIo, Tx, Dec PA Mex
lean cmploye on the san Antonio & Arm.
sas Pass road, named Ilorcz Alryola, was
shocked OF fat.car tonight by o pro-
locting rail aud run over. Both legs were
severed almost entirely from the body
above the knees. The poor fellow was
comins home 20 enjoy the Christmas holt
days with ids friends He Is 80 badly in
inrcd that thr city physician thlnks he
cannot live until morning. This Is the
hrst accident for that road,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
Holiday Goods !!
|.C.EVANSC co.
est and best selected stock Of Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods ever exhibited for Holiday Presents.
NEwNrARI1ETs AND RUSSIAN CIRCULARS.


VIII sian
withf n ' Wv"
grain SIR
satin
silk newmarkes richly trimmed with
finish
finished
OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-25
ToTI.ET SET@.

endless variety handsome
onlyS
bar and cum boxes oc Gents shaving SETS in caterete
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-10-29

VesIiryton, Lcr7in cogatr, y writes:
cdr. s. 3. fiAzTyAS = Co. Co.Sr-Ious,
O.. Gentlemen E-~e been great suii-
r-r from chronic cztzrrb, bfoHchitIs and
tr.s.-alsa q the face. / have bsen taking
ro.sy TEErxA f3r cuc month The neu'
rzlrsa :. q cz;srrh j. almost well, and the
COACH i much better. i.Ae your PEBU-
"a wy u.1Ch.'
{. {. Di7ls-. a-~d thirty-fo'lr years, Of
Equality. Illinois, had been sIccted with
ch-o1ic c4;5Trh which he first discov-
s-ri tx Years ago. In succession he lost
lis smell, taste and hearing. The disease
vs. 81 malignant that il no. Ooly ATTACKED
use softer parts, but destroyed the bony
partition OF the nose and seriously affected
In. external parts. He could only hear
,zat1h ticking by holting it close to his
ea-. He suffered intense pain in the nose,
f-orn which green, dry clo:s Of offensive
cdor fell. In this condition he presented
himself 10 DR.. Hartman several months
ay1. lie can now hear watch eignt
in-hes from rs right and six inches from
his iefl ear. His taste and smell! are again
returning, and the external part OF the
roe is quite we'll Few more grateful
patients ever Ieft physicians Office than
M. Dd2ler. He said, Why in the
weird wa, Pz2USA not prescribed Tor
m long syo:"
c-aroz OF the etomaoh-
We have the privilege Of reporting the
fo.!JSluz case. Those similarly affected
CA ct tn9 name ard address Of DIR.
Hartman. The Idly does not want her
name in the papers. For a year, or years,
The writer dos not remember the length
81 tirne.J this Eady had cramps, the most
fearful, Of the stomach, every day and
night, (which would DC followed by that
terrible weakness, which was something
wonderful" The suffering AMI distress
C.. mis- LADY vas Undesirable and almost
ua.niurable. After al the physicians
ami medicines had failed, ard all hope
had almost led. Dr.. Hartman was con-
su,tci, ard from the first day Of taxing
his PERUSA, the cramps and al bad
feeling let Ter, aai now for over month
h24 been entirely free from every syrnP-
ton. r ;aJIe thankful pa;ien; No doctor
ever had.
Iir. Bocgs, druggist, Charlestown,
Kaaawha Co, ". Va, writes: PE2uNA
te..s vel here and gives good satisfaction.
Customers syeak vel Of l."
DR.. J. Anderson, Co-hoc:on, Ohio,
wIigcs "Your PgRCEA sells we'll and
gives good satislaction. consider it
toiea4L rls-!c.ae."
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-10-29
Analysing the Baking Powders.

Under the direction o. the New
York State BOARD of Health, eighty
four diaereEt kinds Of baking pow
ders. embracing all tue brands that
could BE- found Tor sale in the State,
we're submitted 10 examination aud
analysis by Prot. c. F Chandler, :
Member oi the STATE Beard and
President % the New York City
Board Of Health. assisted bv Prof.
Edward q. Love, The well kEoEH
ate United States Governmen,
chemist.
The Official report shows that a
large number OF the powders exam
ined were found To contain alum or
lime: many Of them II -gch an X
;eDt a. r. render them seriously b
iectionah.e for u-e il tic prepare
ticB OF human food.
/ Alum mas found in twenty nine
samples This drug i employed IN
baking powders t. cheaper their
cost. The presence Of lime i -
tributed "a impure cream II tartar
Of commerce used in their ma1Ufac-
ture Such CREAM Of tartar was
aIso anaIyzed, aad found t, contain
line and ntbrr impurities: ii some
7@'" E'.9 =. -, ..1;',h. - = ''
/ All the baking powders Of The
market. with the single exception Of
..Dx,,H'F T. ~, tg-..ts. ~, ,I. 4, p, -,
~ .io 49, , ,l,-Ir ,t;,l -
49, 80 :l ,I..l.1,4 - -.
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The Brookhaven leader., 1885-10-29
Wall or TIE DRUEKARD's WI
now.


when IN agony cry,
Come and help me ere die,
Nock ne: a. nIs why ! ueep,
whence mine agony - d-ei'
10, upon that -lgaiif Jsd
Lies my bl0ated husband dead,
Once lie stood ia manly pride,
Loving. tender. by ny side.
. the world can never know
All mine anguish. al NY woe,
HOW my cLi.dfe8 begged add cried;
Hos their drunken father died;
Stalks the monster. griir aud Wild,
Through the Lard ~ bin defiled.
Ln. the demon Runs today
Over Church and state bears sway.
Widows. orphans, starving CRY;
Call for all. but helpless die,
Would tie CLurcLs~ in tie land
IL the cause united -tsDd,
Quick would sound the JOYFUL knell,
Of this deIuou-cuT-e If hell
Teach the syoophsrt.c thrOng
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