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MARRIED..

BARBER-SCRIVENER. At the residence OF the
b;ide's aunt Thursday. June 70. 1880 by Ihe Rev n
Wesley lloteler. j. ROLAND BAKBLR OF Annnpoils
Nd, Ia FANNIE e. SCRlYENER of Washington ID a
No cards.
GkENFELI-G ARDSEE. On "Wednesday, June 25,
1881, at the residence - the brides ather 500
Fourteenth street northwest. 10y Rev samuel Domer
e MALIEh GRENFEI-L OF London, England. 20
LCCRE1lA GAkDNLk Of this city.
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NOT THROUGH YET.
The Situation at Dunbar Is Still One of
Suspense.

DUNBAR, Pa, June 27.-The rescuers had not
succeeded in cutting their way into the Hill
Farm mine at noon, but they are expecting to
break through at any moment. Not tap or
sound has been heard from the men for q week
and very little if any hopes are entertained of
their being alive.
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THE DISTRICT ~ CONGRESS.
Protest Against the Atkinson Bill-The
Potomac River Railroad Bill, Etc.


The Federation OF labor today forwarded
to the District committee the resolution PISSED
by them protesting against the passage of the
Atkinson bill
rHE POTOMAC RIVER Rauhosp.
Mr.. John A. Baker has written letter 20 the
House Distris, committee asking tia. slight
change be made in the bill chartering the
Potomsc River Railway Company. Where the
Dill reads with the right TO connect with the
railroad now constructed on Water street" he
vsnts u amended 20 read 'thence southwest
wLdly from its eastern terminus at NJ street
and Rock creek 10 Water street ai or near 18th
street At grade 20 connect with the railway on
Water street"
RAnRoAp 10 ARLINGTON.
Inc House District committee has received
from the Commissioners an approval OF the
bill chsrtering the Washington and Arlington
DRINKS AT SUNDAY MEALS roR HOTEL aursrs
MI. Campbell Darlington was at the Capitol
THIS morning in the expectation of the license
bill being taken up by the House District COM
mittee. Mr.. Darlington some time ago adj
dressed a letter to the Commissioners asking
whether they would favor a modification OF Ii.
proposed new liquor Law to authorize licensed
serve liquors in suitable ouautit,e. 90
their guests on sundays only at
regular meal hours. The Commi.sioner. re-
piled to this inquiry that they would not oppose
an amendment as follows: Excepting that
licensed hotel keepers may serve liquors TO
their guests when partaking OF meals at regular
meal hours"
OPPOSED TO sUsPESDISa THE STATUTE
Senator Faulkner this afternoon re ported sd-
versely the bill to suspend the operation Of the
ststute OF limitations i'm the District 30 far a.
concerns commercial agents who have paid for
licenses TO do business in the District
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The BaItImore CivtI SeryIce Rnard.

Ihe civil service commission in appointing
members Of boards in other cities ALWAYS
make II . point to select men who have as little
official connection with the local Offices as pos
slbie. They are, however, compelled by law
to appoint men occupying federal Offices. To-
day the commission appointed John G. Rose Of
Baltimore member Of the local board Mr.
Rose Is c, nsus supervisor and thus eligible 10
appointment He is an active member OF the
Baltimore CIVIL Service Reform Association
and Cor some time past has been its counsel
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A20-6rn
GrSrs SU1rs SECURED


Coats, soc. Pants, @5c Vests 25c. Altering and
Estairinx done best Goods called for and
aelisered- 1elephOne call 1852.
X 1. HAHN. .o5 9th ST. NV
su3 l2.sS 3,sd st. West Washington.
nERNATOSES-GEOkG N. CARLISLE NJ D.
II late 1856 Boylston 81, Boston. Mass, located
$50 e 81 n. W. Washington, u. &. All diseases of
the SKIN successfully treated 6rowths disngur-
i-x bIefnishes skiilfuIS removed Eouss lOA M 70
s y. T. AIpoin tuients tor other hours bymaiL- DR.
CARLISLE, $50 81. Senators kow1 n:Sl- I'm
ANYoNE CAN TAKE CARTER's LITTLE LIVER
N Pills. they small No trouble TO sw a.
lOs- No pain or gripping after taking.
IfYoCR COMPLAINT Is WANT OF APPETITE
hall wine AngostGrz Buffers before meals
As al druggists.
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DEATH OF CHEF ENGINEER DELUcE.-Ed-
mund 8. DeLuce, chief engineer of the navy,
died Wednesday night at New Brighton, Staten
Island. in the sixty-second year of his age He
entered the service as third assistant engineer
in 1910, was promoted to be chief engineer on
October IL, 1861
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DAINTY IN USE.
MADE SO BY ITS
NATURAL / Y q II L d l.
ENTS, NOT BY PERU NJ
cry.

So mild and pure is Fels's
6ertulcide Soap that even
the tender skin OF the baby
gains tone and health from
Its constant use.
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HER FIRST EFFORT.
A Cleveland Girl Makes a Thrilling
Balloon Ascension.

CLEVELAND, June 27.-Estella Leroy, q
Cleveland girl, whose real name is Hull, at
tempted 10 make her first balloon ascension
and parachute jump at Beyerles Park last
evening. She failed, however, and narrowly es-
capped injury, and, perhaps, death. The balloon
was inflated with hot air and an employe
named Ed French was sent inside to keep it
from igniting from sparks from the fire. He
was forgotten and when the balloon was suffi-
GENTLY inflated it was cut loose and shot up
into the air. French was not prepared
for ascension and he began to scramble
out. One of his feet caught in
the ropes and he hung head downward After
a vigorous struggle he succeeded in extricating
himself from the balloon when it was
about so feet from the earth, and after turning
two somersaults In the air he alighted on the
ground on his face and was severely injured The
struggles of French loosened the parachute
from the aIoon, and when at the height OF 100
feet IL suddenly broke loose. The parachute
did not open until il had traversed consid-
cradle distance and the woman descended
with rush. There was loud cry of
terror and general stampede. Fortunately,
the aerOnaut fell into the branches of a large
tree and was rescued without sustaining any
injury. She was considerably frightened, but
declared her intention of trying the feat again.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

THERE Was But ONE BOND OFFER received at
the Treasury Department up to noon today,
VIZ: els, 100 registered A. at i22
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1t il reported that the late Thomas C, Sloane
OF New York has by his will left $4,000 for
the Sloane Laboratory and e2Oo, 200 TO Yale
College, available on the death Of his vife.
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s HIM S4,500.-When

HIS CONSCIENCE CosTs HIM S4,500.-When
Postmaster General Wanamaker opened his
mail this morning he came across a letter the
contents of which rather surprised him.
There were three new crisp gold certificates of
companying them the writer stated that he
wished the money to be deposited to the credit
of the conscience fund, stating that he had
previously made a contribution of o., 500 to the
same fund. So that his total Offering to an
outraged conscience now amounts to o., 500
which shows that conscience has a pretty
strong pull in the economy of his moral nature
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ssRIs DAT oUI CITo DAT"
Twice gives he who gives quicklyJ

The genuine imported Carlsbad sprudel Salt tpov-
der form) 10 an excellent aerient laxative and diurs-
tic for constipation In Rheumatism, 0out Disb>tes
and all liver and kidney troubles Il has no equal It
clears the complexion and purines the blood 1t 40
easily soluble pleasant take and permanent in its ac
ton Zach bottle comes in Light blue payer cartoon
and has the signature Of -Eisner d MeDdelson Co..
sole agents, Barclay st., New York. every bottle
Beware Of limitations. For sale everywhere or mailed
upon receipt Of one dollar. Pamphlets mailed fres
EIsNER MENDELsoN co,
2 Sole Agents. Barclay ST.. New York.
nRAFTkEN's AND ENGINEEKs'
~ sUPPLIEh.
ARTISTS MAIERIALS
PICIUkE flAMING.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS PROM SO so rrp
Ail In grestest variety aud AZ bottom pricess t
brapch iI2z fenna ave- kplo-3n
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDEKs.
Hsving leased for sern Of year. ,he Potomac Blu.
stone ousrres frou q Nandsrwerken, how pre-
pared 70 furnish building stone walls and fouda-
lions. and Broken Stone for concrete . specinity.
hiring two stone erushers. IN operation on James
Creek CsDAi and ST. Orders forwarded the follow
LEI, No 3x2s Water 81, Georgetown Boz i5d
sa1 ssehAnfs islsphons oAlls-kesidenes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

Where trouble already
exists 1T cleanses the sore
and affected parts, opens
the pores. allowing free
scope to the wonderful
healing power Of the soap.
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Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk OF the court TO John NJ. Brawner and
Kate Ferguson, both of Loudoun county, Va;
W. Thornton Holmes and Lucy Perry; James
r. Butler and Mary Cant; George B. Jeffries of
Uniontown, Pa, and Emma v Davis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

This was the opening day Of the royal Wind
sor summer meeting. The race for the roya
plate WAS won BY M. Noel Fsnwick's chestnut
colt Noyerre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

FOURTH CLASS PosrMAsrERs APPOINTED
Fourth class postmasters were today appointed
as follows: A. @. Hamblin, Wsngo, Nd !;
Minnie q. Gwin, Sun Rise, Va; R. T. Owen,
Wakema, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

The PRESIDENT is SO busy with official mat
ters that he has been compelled to abandon his
contemplated visit to Capo May tomorrow. He
will, however, go next week provided Congress
takes the usual recess on the Fourth of july
In that event the President will leave here on
Thursday, the Sd proximo. and remain at Cape
May until the following Monday or Tuesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

uNHERE Is NO ONE ARTICLE IN THE LINE OF
Il medicines that gives large return for the
money 9 good porous strengthening plaster, such
a. Carriers smart Weed and Belladonna Backsche
FnoterA
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market,
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corson and Macartney, l 4ly street:
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FAST MAILS THROUGH TO THE SOUTHWEST
Arrangements have been made with the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway to hold their
train No. / at Hannibal No., for a connection
from the Chicago and Kansas City railway post
office, the latter having connection from the
Chicago and Omaha fast mail This gives the
Post Office Department fast mail connection
through, leaving Chicago at 8 am. via SedaIia
and Denison railway post Office to Denison,
Tex. and for all lines and points beyond, max
ing from twelve to twenty-fOur hours gain in
the delivery of mail at points along the line.
The Chicago and Cairo fast mail, which was to
have been started July l, is delayed till July 6.
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Speaker Reed an LIN.

At the meeting of the Oyerseers OF Bovdoin
College yesterday the honorary degree OF LID.
was conferred upon Hon. Thomas n. Reed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

THE GALENA Our OF COMMISSION
were issued at the Navy Department today to
put the U.SS. Galena out OF commission until
her new boilers are completed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

ELs's
GERMIcIDE
Soar
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Baltimore Markefs

BALTIMORE. June 27.-Cotton nominal-mid
ding, 12hal2H. Flour fairly actiye-Howard
2.75s375; do. family, 4. 15a4.75: City mills, Rio
brands, extra, 4. 7oa4S5; winter wheat patent 5OOa
30; spring, do do, 50oa5.4o; do; do. straight,
erp active; Fultz, S9a9l; Longberry, S5a93; No. .
~: steamer No. 9. red, Siao411; western steady:
50; August. s7tass; September. $50 so' Co oy.
southern nominal; white, A: yellow, 43; western
irm; mixed spot Al; June Al; July, Al; August
Oats hrm.uneraded southern and Pennsylv,an 1e
32a35H; do western white, "a a36; do do. mixed
saaee BRINE as to Eye
Hay dull-prime TO choice timothy, 1l.5OaI2 So
Provisions fairly active-mess pork. old II rs,
new 1850; bulk meats, loose shoulders, 81;
long clear and clear rib sides, O; sugar-pickled
shoulders, On; sugar-cured smok cd shoulders, ~;
hams small Ils.l2h, large Ioall: lard, refnsd
l5a16; do. fair TO choice, Halls: do imitata ton
l3; iadle. fancy, IoaIl; do good to choice, sao
daIEo e%rsos s fair fss No su ussx
steady graduated. ~. Copper active, scarce
refined, 14kaI5. Whisky nrm-l16all7. Freights
10 LIVERPOOL per steamer dull but frm-cotfon
2oc.: nour, I2s.6d.; grain. 2sd. Cork for orders
:ss3d. Sales-wheat $4,000 bushels; corn. 1000
bushels.
do io.40s, AN. DO threes, 09sa89,t; Baltimore
and Ohio stock, i0o'.a1O6h; Northern Central,
6Saa70; Cincinnati, Washington and Baltimore
nrsts. I6i; consolidated gas stocks. sex.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. June % tClosing,.-wheat-July
S5H: August, s6a: September, SSk. Corn-July.
34ss; August 35z.; September. 35x. Oats-Juiy
27s4; August, 26t.; September. 26k. Pork-July.
L. ~, August, l2-5o; september. 1910. Lard
July, SO: August, 5.s2k; September. 5a5,
Short rios--Juiy, A.so; August, 5.O7k; September
SIN.
A nolie pros. was entered in the Criminal
Court today in the case Of Hugh Hughes,
charged with the larceny Of satchel ON June
rs. The case had been appealed from the
Police Court
The newly completed Lomax AM.E. Zion
Church, situated on the Alexandria road near
Arlington, Va, will be dedicated Sunday with
appropriate services Rev. r. H. @. Dyson, J.
s. Cowles and J. Z johnson viii preach at
different services.
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Baltimore Brewers Indicted.

BALTIMORE, June 2.-The grand jury today
indicted every brewer and distiller Of the city
for violation of the high license law passed by
the last legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

LANUs.-S6Crt-
tary Noble has received a telegram stating that
the Pottawattomie Indians in the Indian Ter
ritory have signed an agreement with the
Cherokee commission ceding to the govern
ment the surplus lands of their reservations
Before these lands can be opened to public set
Element the agreement must be ratified by
Congress and lands must be allotted to the
Indians. The Secretary does not expect that
any lands in the Indian Territory will be avail
able for settlement until late in the fall
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TH. Maxr


HsmArkaSis cures Of Catarrn effected by the use of
Nefs sAzsaparilla are conclusive proofs that this
iosihsome and dangerous disease Of the blood
needing only this searching powerful Alternative to
thoroughly eradicate it
Il have suffered for years from catarrh, which was
90 severe that destroyed my appetite and weakened
my system None Of the remedies took afforded me
any relief until used Ayers ssrsaparilla Ibegau
TO take this medicine last spring am now entirely
free from that disgusting disease. My appetite has
returned and am once more strong and healthy ~
Susan L. ". Cook. 9O9 Albany street, Boston High
lands, Boston. Mass.
MY son-now fifteen years Of age-vas troubled for
long time with catarrh in its worst FORM through
the effects Of which his blood became poisoned About
year ago he began using Ayers sarsaparlla has
taken seven bottles Of il and Is now entirely WE'LL
ID. ?. Kerr, Big Spring. Ohio.
Il was cured of q long standing catarrh by the use
OF Ayers sarsaparilla-"-JamesJ J. Dougher, Company
y. 18th Infantry, Fort wingate, NM
AYERS sARsAPARIILA
Prepared by
Dr.. J. c. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass
Sold BY Druggists. 81. six So. Worth IS a bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

Dir. J. C. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold By Druggists. 81, six So. Worth IS bottle
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MIR. Palmer Signed,

CHICAGO, June PA committee from the
Culinary Alliance waited on Potter Palmer of
the Palmer House last evening and told him
unless he signed the scale there would be no
banquet TO the members of the worlds fair
commission. Mr.. Palmer signed the scale.
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CARE FoR TIE SKrS.

The DEVELOPMENT OF
DISEASE PRODUCING
GERMS AND WARDS OFF
SKIN DISEASE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

The following were the readings at the Sig
nal Once today; Sam. "a 2p.m, ~; maxi
mum. 50; minimum, 20
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Price % cents
FILLS 4 CO.. Makers,
Philadelphia.


HABITUAL CONSTIPATION CURED AND THE
H owes strengthened by the uar OF Carter
Little Liver Pills in small doses Don't forget this
hEMOvALl EMOvAL.
will remove n q few months to building now occu-
pied by A. Kaufman's Double Combination Store. A
splendid chance to buy Well selected and Seasonsble
Dry and Fancy Goods at and below cost. For cash
only. Sale positive.
VIC vIERBUcHEN,
1902 7th st. NV.
ie24-3m 9th st. ne.
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PHYSICIANS USE
FELo'S q L Il VI l G | ID r
SOAP IN THEIR PKAC-

Because il Is the best me-
dunn whereby the antisep-
tics and germicides neces-
sary to the cure of cuta-
neous affections can be
employed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

Bro CONTRACT AWARDED. - In accordance
with the findings Of the board Of mechanical
experts, appointed to consider the bids for the
eight large lathes for the Washington gun
foundry, the contract has been awarded to WIN.
Sellers Il 90. of Philadelphia, on their own
plans at S4l6, 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-27

CHEMIST SHKRER Misunderstanding Win
dom has written letter to the United States
appraiser at New York, inclosing copy of the
report Of the committee appointed to investi-
gate the charges against DIR. Edward sherer,
and saying: 1.-The department concurs in the
conclusions OF the committee and you are in
structed to relieve DIR. Sherer immediately
from the charge Of the sugar laboratory and to
assign another chemist to the duty OF polariz-
ing sugars at your port"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-13
Affcr The Catholics.

BALTIMORE, Md, Feb. 12.-Right
Rev. William Parell, Bishop Of
Maryland, delivered n charge yes
terday to the Protestant Episcopal
clergy Of the diocese. He said:
"rhis city Is the central point Of
Roman Catholicism in this country.
Here resides its highest preiate and
here it puts forth its greatest efforts.
1t is using its political and social in
fiuence to obtain the religious con-
troll of this nation. God Forbid /
should not blame the Catholics for
any honest effort made by them to-
ward this end. This issue, however,
is greater than ever before, and they
are now concentrating all their
hopes and plans. Three-fourths
of their members in this laud were
born In Europe, and nearly all the re-
mainderarc children of fOreign-born
parents. The foreign spirit in the
church Is remarkably powerful.
Their members become American
lied slowly and are not being assim-
Hated rapidly. Our rights as citi-
Zens anu Churchmen are menaced
by this power. The laws Of natural
izstion are abused, and an imm;-
grant often becomes a voter before
he has caught cur tongue. We have
been negleciful in calling the atten-
ton of our plrishioners to the en-.
cro7chments of the Roman Catholic
church. l do not advise you 10
preach courseof sermons attacking
their doctrines, but when any move
ment is made by them detrimental
to our political or social institutions,
don't be silent, but speak out boldly
and clearly onthe subject"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-13
The Ro, ri speech.

LONDON, Feb. Eau address in
reply to the Queens speech was
moved in the house Of commons this
afternoon by Thomas Royden, sec
onded by Lord Brooke. Gladstone
spoke during the debate on the al
dress. He referred to the Anglo
Portuguese disputes and said he re-
GREETED that a conflict had arisen
with Portugal, Ehgland's Old ally,
hut that the present matter was a
ease for action and It was better
that action should be prompt.
Gladstone, referring 10 Samoa,
congratulated the government on
the arrangements made. Ii was a
good example of what could be done
by temperate resort to pacific ways.
Touching Ireland, he denied that
the prosperity and order which pre-
vail there were due to coercion.
The state Of affairs existing arose
chiefly from the improved agricul-
tural condition Of the country. He
hoped the local government meas.
ure would be conceived in liberal
spirit.
w. II. Smith, conservative, said
the Irish local government bill was
drawnon the lines Of existing legis-
lation in England and Scotland,
with special adaptation to the vary
ing conditions In Ireland "hear,
hearl"l; but he was quite sure
he bill would not be found too mar.
row.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-13
The Drink Curse Again.

CHICAGO, Feb. l2.-Miss Hattie
Hind, n member Of the choir OF
MoOdy's church, was shot twice to-
night and seriously wounded by
Robert Henderson, a member of
Moody's congregation. Henderson
then suicided. The affair took
place in his apartments. Hender-
son is n married man with a wife
and children at Niagara Falls. He
has been living here apart from
them three years. Drink is his be-
setting sin. He had been reformed
several times by the Moody mission.
Miss Hind had been prominent in
the work, and has been in the habit
ofgolng to his room 10 see him. To-
night was the occasion of his re-
pentanee after aspree. Miss Kinds
rebuked him severely and said that
she had about lest faith In him.
Henderson seized a weapon and the
shooting followed. 1t is understood
that Henderson was intending to
procure : divorce and marry Miss
Hind.
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HHY THE LEssRET NEWS SHOULD
BE SUBSCRIBED FOR IN
PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.

PREFERENCE TO ANY
OTHER PAPER.
Lnis the Organ OF the Church Of Jesui
Gins; Of Latisr-dAy Saints. and the author
led medium through which the views. wish
e. and Instructions of the church An
thouties are expressed. and giEsN TO the
saints.
L Hmsy always be relied upon - sdyo
eating or defending the right AIDE Of even
question proper for public jOurr.s- - real
up0n-
SIT IL devoted 10 the interests OF Ii,
Latter Gay Saints. and has. from It's iecP
ZION, yslisnuy defended their rights and
advocated the principle. in which they be-
lieTe; and every Laiter-day Saint should
therefore feel under obligations to DO bic
part in helping to sustain II
Lnh no. published for speculation, and
aeyer has been. but for the good which 1t II
capable of accomplishing; the profits. II any
:nere b. derived from 1t. being devoted to
extending its sphere OF usefulness. and
beneGtins the community.
81 IL doing It's utmost to estabi,sh homs
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