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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-28

NUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT
~ of the First judicial district Of the state of
Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis and
Henry +. G. Klein schmidt, plaintiff, W. An
drew N. Patton, Northwestern Land and Invest
ment company and g. W. T. Griffith. trustees,
The state of Montana sends greetings to the
above named defendants:
br d1 q &C. ss ns5sHy yo saP 81 shs = sb sDD' a.m m a. pi sd1lGa
IN the district cour. i the First judicial district
Of the state Sf Msontana, in and for ths county. Of
fled therein within len days texoluslys Of the day
of ~servioe) after the service on you Of this sum-
mons, if served within this county. or, il served
twenty days, otherwise, within, forty days, or
Judgment by default will b. taken against you
a' fbe said .et aas P 3 Srous Il = ab So%p ! asare. Of
this court for the foreclosure OF = csrtain mort
gage. descrih,d in H. complaint. and executed
, 9y the ,s ss{d a an assn, X X. Pate. 1ssns on Il ss9 ts ed , a.y Hs
promissory notes m tds by him to tbs plaintiff
on the same day, which said notes. were for the
OF the Omitted States described in the complaint
herein. and which, w the non-payment OF this
hrst Of said promissory notes. when due, and
notes. has become due, and alleging thu. shsre i.
Que upon sad premissory notes tho sum OF
due, and the sum &c Ss65. 40 for taxes, with in
terest ct the rate OF ten per cent per annum from
the lStn DAY OF January, lSJ!. Also Tor the sum
of $500, counsel fees to be fixed and allowed by
the court and for cots OF suit herein expended;
that the premises conveyed by said mortgage
may be sold and the proceeds thereof applied to
the pay mont OF raid notes. moneys extended BY
plaintiff AZ aforesaid. counsel fees and costs OF
suit. For further particulars reference to the
complaint on flo is hereby made, and In case
such proceeds are not sufficient to pny tho same,
then to obtain an execution against the aaid An
drew N. Patton for the balance remaining duo,
an 1 also that the abo We named defendants, and
all persons claiming by. through, or under them,
may DO barred and forever ioreclosed of all
right, Tie, claim, lien, equity OF redemption.
and interest in and to the said mortgaged prem
ises, and further and other ralief.
And you are heraby notified that IL you fail to
appear and answer said complaint. as above
required, the said plaintiff will take default
against you and apply 10 the court for the relise
demanded inths said comp amt.
Given under my hand and the senl OF the dis
trict court of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montnna. in and for tho county Of Lewis
and Clarke. this 10th day OF January A. ID. 1885,.
LsEAI.l JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
AsHBuRN X. BARBOUR.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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SUMMONs-1N TIE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ the First judicial districto of the state OF Mon
tana, in and for the county of Lewis and Clarke.
Robert q. Scott, plaintiff, VS.. Margaret Scott,
Defendant.
The state Of Mon ana sends greeting to ths
above-named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear In an action
tiff in the district court of tho First judicial
district of the state ot Montana. in aud for the
county Of Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclu-
sive of the day OF ~saryice) after. the service on
you Of this summons II served within this county;
district. within .twehty days; otherwise within
against you, according to tho prayer Of said cons
Ihe said action ia brought to obtain a dccres
dissolving tho bonds OF m%atrirnony now
existing between said plaintiff aud defend
ant. on the grounds q adultery by said defend,
defendant in the city of Calgary, district OF Al
bsrtA. dominion Of Canada, and on tho further
ground that aimee their said marriage tho said de-
fendant has treated plaintiff in n crnel and in
human manner. all ct which more fully appears
in tho complaint on file In said above entitled
court.
And you are hereby notified that n you fail to
appear and answer tho said complaint, ns above
required, the said plal ntitf will apply to tho court
for the relief demand cd in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF tho district
court of the First judicial district OF tho state Of
Montana. in and Tor the couaty Of Lewis and
Clarke. this llth da, Of January, in tho year OF
our Lord. one thousadd eight hundred and ninety
two.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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coughs and colds ia guaranteed to give re-
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from ta grippe found II just the thing. and
under its use had u npeedy and perfect re-
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md lenrn for yourself just how good a thing
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81.
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. ssEssMENT NOTICE-OFFICE OE CAR
y onde Land Comp any. roam !. Power bald.
Attorney / or pl.iatin

A ssEssMENT NOTICE-OFFICE OE CAS-
a cade Land Company. roam l. Power build.
Notice IL hereby given that At REGULAR
monthly meeting OF the Trustees Of the cascade
1sNi AN assessmsnt Of twenty (2O) cents pes
share was levied upon the capital stock ot said
Cascade Land company, payable on tho 10th day
Of January, 1892. to u. Brown, s~scretasy Of sAtd
company, at the contany's Office. room !. .
building. in the city. of Helena Montana.
Any stock upon whiph asscssmsnt ANAL rsr,Ain.
unpE,d on the 10th day OF February, 1891, shall
he deemed delinquant and shall b. duly advsrs
tised for sale NJ public ~austion. and unless pay.
mont shall be made .tofore. will be sold on the
10th day of March, 1sN2. to pay delinquent -.
sossmcnt. together With costs Of advertising and
expense OF sale. -.
Dated Deo. 10. 1891. HelenAs NeRtt.
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MONTANA NATIONAL BANK.
Capital Paid In, 100000.
SuI plus and Profits, $2O0,O00.
m United States Depository.
C. A. Broadwater. President.
"a h. l.. McCulloh, Cashier.
AL. Smith. Assistant Cashier.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
Paid Up Capital, s5so,00n.
Surplus and Profits, $4,000.
United States Depository.
L. H. Hershfeld, President.
a. j. Davidson. Vice President.
Aaron Hershfield, Cashier.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUORS.
Established 1866.
I. MARKS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Straight Kentucky Whistles,
imported and Domestic Wines. Liquors, Cigar
and TobaccO6.
Smokers Articles.
No. Is North Mnin Gtrnct. Helena. Montana.
WISE 4 GooDK1ND.
Seventh Avenue and Main Street,
Wholesale Dealers in Wines. Liquors and Cigars
HOTELS.
THE BRISTOL.
Corner s, Main and State Streets,
5& Helena. Montana.
Gas. Electric Light, Steam Heat and Elevate.
Street Cars To and From All Depots Every
Fifteen Minutes.
Finlay UrQuhart, PROF.
THE COSMOPOLITAN.
European Hotel aud Restaurant
Helena. Montana.
Rooms Soc. 75c and 81. Meals Csc.
Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers.
Fl. G. Eurgard. Proprietor.
RELy1DERE HOUSE, "
511 and 513 North Main Street.
European Hotel and Restaurant. Rooms, Soc,
75c. 81, 81. % and ST. 30 = r day.
Regular meals II
Regular meal hours: Breakfas., 6 to ga. M;
n; Meals cooked to order ct ali hours. Special
D. A. Mcdonald. proprietor.
MINERAL SPRINGS HOTEL
Marcus Lissner. Proprietor.
First Glass in Every Respect.
Rates So Per Day and Upwards.
The Celebrated Mineral Spring Water Used
Exclusiyely. e
WINDSOR HOUSE.
4l1-417 North Main Street. q.
European and American Plans
Modern Conveniences. "
Rates S1.25 to $500 Per Day.
A. T. Ginchereau, Proprietor.
#7g BOTTL!NG WORKS. @
HELENA RoTTLING WORKS,
s27-32s Water Street. #
Merritt d CO.. Proprletors. Il
Water, Root Beer, Ginger Ale, SETTER Water.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
FANCY GOODS,
THE E HIVE. RI.
Sol. Genzoergor 4 Co.
5North Main Street
Fancy Articles of every description. The lars.
est ana NEST complete Department
store in Helena.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
CAPITAL CITY MUSIC co.
ID. B. Howe, v. B. Howe.)
" Exclusive Music House.
80 Ninth avenue
.I"%M .NI"+ ---- ."-5r. N..T,.."
Helena. Montana.
BREwERlEs.
VAL BLATz BREWING CO..
CT milwaukee,
~ M=H.a.. rae ~--- 1E. To- LE mr
Mich Bros,
Wholesale Dealers in Milwaukee
Lager He0r, rs
Helena, Montana.
HELENA BREWERY,
Miller h Co, ProprletorA
Office 6a South Main Street.
Established 1856,
Brewers and bottlers OF first quality Been
Shipped to all railroad points in Montana.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-26
TILE News OF A WEEK
Eastern and Middle Ssxtes.

Blacksmith john RiurdOn was killed
by Michael RiOrdon, with whom he
lived in New York. They had a des-
perate drunken struggle.
An explosion If molten metal occur
red i'll the foundry Of McConway, farlt y
Il Co., at Pittsburg, and Patrick
O'Brien, George Thomas, Josef Mofsk,
Anton ShoIiskl and Anton Schlattl
were terribly burned.
An insane daughter of Patrick Nc
Kenna, of Mount PIE asant, Penna.,
was burned TO death her clothes taking
fire from IA crate.
James Martin ana Frank Farrell fell
| into an aIT-h lie In the ice, on sandy
Lake creek, rear ReynOldsville, Penna.,
and were drowned.
The upper workings of the copper
veia III W. q. Payne a Co. s mines, at
Luzerne, P-nua caved in and three
or four houses on Copper I'M were
more or less dam"eel,
during drunken quarrel in New
York, city, Teter McSorley's throat
was cut from ear to ear 10y his brother
Edward. fettT's injuries are probably
fatal.
George G. GrGmhling, of Nineveh,
Pa. while suffering from the grippe,
cut MS throat by thrnsling his head
through . window and saving his neck
against the broken glass. He subis-
quentlv tore ont the stitches which
were placed in the wounds an bled to
death. A
a collision of oil trains on the Lrie
road at NewbTg, \. Y. causeia fire a
mil long.
A flock OF nine parLr;dges, pursued
by a hawk, killed them ewes by flying
against the gable end Of Henry Weaver
house, at COrnwal, Pa.
A horse ran over AMI fatally injured
Rev. J. e.. shannon, pastor of the
Methodist Church at Newport, Perry
county. Pa
Wolves are said to have made their
appearance in West Seneca, a suburb
of Buffalo, creating much alarm among
women and children. The animals are
believed to have crossed on the ice from
Canada,
y temperature of "a degrees below
zero was recorded at Lyndonvi,le, Yer
mont.
DANIEL Reynolls, 6 years old, was
run over ard Killed by a Reading
Railroad train on Front strset, Phila-
delphis, Pa. 5
Mss Eva Ellis, a high-bred girl of
Providence, r., l., has confessed to
stealing 200 hooks from the Pawtucket
Library.
On the eve of his marriage to Miss
Rose Flynn, engineer John Ford. of
NOrwalk, Conn, Vas killed In a railroad
smashup.
Nearly one hunlrel persons living in
a large book of buildings on East Can
ton street, Boston, had narrow escapes
from %suffOcatiOn, through the escape OF
sew er and Illuminating gas.
A charge of dynamite exploded pre-
maturely in a stone quarry in North
Reading, Penna.. iujuring George
! Rnoads and John Zumkeller, so badly
| that each had to lO:e an arm by ampu
tation.
A man who gave his name as William
Cross was captured near Lyons, New
York, by a Sherilf's posse. lie attempt.
ed to rob an express car on a Central
Hudson train.
Martin Reed, on trial at Washington,
PenDa for the poisoning of Alexander
| Chapel, was found guilty.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-26
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tn,ro = ~ I,nynonsa sn,tan i'm
-.
ru''p''
a., tr 80 oTn ~
'"| s"
The cod bank OF Newfoundland Is
six hundred mile long,
-Fra.no on bnastc If a. pauId
sueet notat,
-, p.lauo,tb hoo ma, OF
-, 80 1n : WastminstsT
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-26
PENIS GROVE. N. j, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Dc 1852

verse II.-'1he army OF the Chal-
deans was broken up from Jerusalem
for fear" ~ The ,ncircled city; (2J
The encircling army; 49, The disrupt
ing panic.
Verse l2.-"Jeremiah went forth ont
Of Jerusalem" a. The liberated city;
CD The prophets errand; go The pos
sible demonstrations.
Verse 13.-"Thou fallest away to the
Chaldeans." (n Jeremiah's position;
(2l Irijah's charge q A legitimate
outgoing; 90 A baseless suspicion.
Verse 14.-''IriJah laid hold on Jere-
em:ah, and brought him to the
princes" IN The soldier; ~ The
prophet; 81 The princes,
Verse 15.-"The princes we're wroth
with jeremiah" a The holy prophet;
~ The wrathful princes; 80 The cruel
abuse.
Verse Ills there any word from
the Lord?" % The kings anxiety; ~
The kings expedient; (3) The king'e
question.
Verse 10 WHEREIN have / sinned
against thee?" a. Suffering from ln-
Justice; (21 Conscious of innocence; 90
ANXIOUS of vindication.
Verse 19--"Where now are your
prophets?" Q) Fal Q prophets; (2)
Yam prophecies; 80 Broken conf
lence.
Verse 20.-"Lest l die there ~
Jeremiah's prison hardshlps; CD Jer-
emiah's Just apprehension; 90 Jer-
amiah's reasonable desire.
Verse 21.-''Thus jeremiah remained
in the court of the guard" ~ Royal
favor; (2l New quarters; (3) Better sup
plies.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-26

The first child born of white parent
in california was Thomas A. SOuther
land, of I'orila ID, Oregon, who became
IA newspal or man, and was the editor
of a weekly paper when he WAS drowned
recently while e~ndeavoring to catch a
ferIyboat.
-Qdeen V.ut1ria's crown kept WITH,
other royal IegaIia under strong guard
at the old tower. Is worth about $780,
600.
The Russ an Government will lend
The Central Famine Committee So
0O0,t 90 Aithout i tcresi.
The first vessel launched by the
early American colunisLs was he Bile. s
ing of the Bay, launched in Massachu-
sets Bay, July 1, 1881.
MONEY! luanei TO Luke Hayden, of
Torrington, In 1901, was re- emily paid
into the Connecticut School Fund. Six
times the amount of the original loan
has been paid in interest.
The total area of boz land in Ire
land il . .S30, 900 acres, of which l.
254,O0O is mountain hog, and the other
is available for fuel. The av-
tThBe tnlChutHS VI tuo pedb 10 t"cifo
feet.
A house 10 Dedhan, Mass, built
in 1885, is occupied by a family, the de-
scendauts Of the original builders.
They appreciate the antiquity, aad VIII
show visitors all through it for p
cents.
In Boktan they talk of a band 4
English crusaders who strayed away
from their leaders about 1850, A, D.,
and settled in Kurdis'an, and mingline
their blood with the native stock, so
that it is dangerous for The Britons to
be too severe about the faults of the
kurds.
The Persian carpets which adorned
the halls of the Shah's Palace at Tehe-
! ran have been in use for 200 years.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-26

Mexico dentists pull a tooth for
"A mulatto servant named Robert
Smith, who died in st. Louis Mo, re-
Gently, had been employed for many
years rs chat man. in a hotel, where
his surprising memory enabled him to
furnish every guest who left the din
ing room with his proper beadgear.
-.he report from the new artesian
well in Huron South Dakota, show
that it is the most wonderful well
known TO exist. The water spouts up
a distance OF TO feet. a d the amount
flowing from the we'll is estimated at
5000 to 4O, 100 gallons per minute.
-Venezutla has lfty-six holidays
every wear. Ga these occasions the
people close tlelr stores and enjoy them
selves in chicken lights and other tropi-
cal a~musemeLts.
BY an act OF the British Parliament
which was passed March 20. 1867, and
came into force June l of that , ar, the
Canadian provinces, Ontario and Que
bee and New brunswick and Nova Sco-
tia, were fedeIally united into one DO
mlniOn of Canada.
In Nicaragua, Central America,
the statues of the gods We're generally
placed at the foot of the pyramids,
while the native fathers north placed
theirs at the summit or in temples.
While hlsroglyphics are common on
dolls, walls AMI pottery, yet tie patient
researches Of our Psychologists have
recovered but little OF the man
ners and habits OF the,e aboti-
glnes.
Jumbo, a horse owned by a Sav:n
Rock shipbuilder. is said to be the lar
gest horse IN Connecticut. He is nearly
seven feet highland weighs 1900 pounds.
He is powerful animal, and has drag
ged WITH apparent ease a two ton load.
With tie children he is a great favOrite.
1t costsk good deal to feed him, as he
has eighA pecks OF oats at each meal and
makes a1ay with two hundred pounds
of bay eyEry week. His shoes + of
unusual Aize and weigh four pounds
each,
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LIFE SAVED BY A DOG.
IiE RESCUE~ TWO PEOPLE BOUND
~ ROBBERS.
The Animal Dashed Through a Window
Brought Help aud Aided IN
Catching the Thieves.


Win r9l'Ni'Fh' a f~enlarhapie
even mas c,'',tei near lere IN winch
a i"'e W. P'o.d"'S save" the i'Nes u,
JUS asea 'l'S.eI ma mistress ahu
seo"i7" ''e Se'"uie III Two udllhg Iop-
DeI
nc """' anu us WIZ, an u,u
oo',.is ."CNi |u,'"' =" 9ea'soi a8e' ies"lo
az ii"'' q iu''i'IE WV ny
~ !" ''1 u"'""Su ol acUo.ys
W." M p'V" Il '"ii'y la" anu "
urro''" " "''e ilo"ey aoou' '"e
"o|o
ION" o'"'SI'h anu 'ouh pea'n, .ao
'"''ei an III an" t'us'eu Sn1s"nt'
nS nc '"o'l vi ono VOLS,
a'u Se''"'s "oo' up ueni fhue" MS
"-otey'
lie iad Oh hte cows and they knew
Ihathe a Sl2'lh the lhe farmer
refuse 10 give ny MS money. lney
theh tied both the aged people To the
ped posts ana began TO lahslck lhe
mouse.
THE poo SAVED THEM.
r.,o s,u soo,, w,,,
49, 3Ns .eIitel uosi 80 80
az, Uana 'iooo'Hntls "rie " ou
tnia mei1 ~ Pooa's,oi VI IHe nt'
w, oHi - ~ enI IT. ~
n"'u y" III" wiz iehi'i'e" '"u ~
NJ Ioo ro,I;,o, ,to ,os;.io, 81 ,is
mas.ar sor Ea T",L' u tba, .var
Wa 80" Gnht' 'o, =" "a' ",u ."an u go,
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-26
NUMBER 81.

to his purs uers, but committe suicide
before they could get 10 him.
During "A row in Il saloon in Wash
lngtOn Arthur c. Nandeveht r, a mem.
Der Of the District militia. Vas struck
on the lead W til IA billiard cue in the
hands of companion named McCreaTy,
aud was fatally injured.
DIR. Charles T. B,eedlove, of Balti-
more, committed suicide in st. Louis
by shooting MAS If
MyTOn Van Fleet was Slot and killed
at Hastings, Nebraska, by Captain A.
ID. iocum, a special insp ctor of Gus
toms in Idaho. y Gun had sscertalned
that Van Fleet Was the author Of q
scandal abOu. his sister. 3
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-26
LESSON BIBLE READING.

PRISONS OF THE BIBLE.
Earliest mentioned Gen. 80 90 80.
Of various grades Gen. 80 20 !; Acts
1S).
Their special features der. 3S 6
Zech. 8: IL ; Acts Is "a Gen. AZ :
10 ; Eek. 10 8 Mark 6 II ; Acts
II !; ; Judg. 16 q | Kings - {.
81 !; Q Kings % 80 F.; Mark 6 80.
Places of suffering (Psa. 70 IL /; lo2
20 105 49,.
Scenes of Divine interposition acts
12 40 ; l6 25-30).
Symbolic references (Psa. l42 7 ; 40 :
9 81 : l ; Rev. 20 : y.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-26
LESSON SURROUNDINGS.

INTERVENING EVENTS. Jehoiakim,
not needing the prophecies of Jere-
miah, rebelled against Observation-Disclosures.
| His kingdom was overrun by neighbor-
ing tribes, and himself slain. His
| Young son, Jehoiachin, succeeded him,
but was attacked by Nebuchadnezzar.
After three months reign, he fled to
the Babylonisn camp. He was kept
a prisoner at Babylon for thirty-seven
years, and then released and honored.
Nebuchadnezzar carried away ten
thousand of the leading people of
Judah. Zedekiah, the son of Josiah,
succeeded to the throne, as n mere sat
rap of the Babyionian king. Against
the warning of Jeremiah, he conspired
against Nebuchadnezzar. in favor of
Egypt. The Chaideans besieged Jerus-
allen, and Zedekiah sent to Jeremiah
to pray for the peopls. But Pbaraoh's
army caused a temporary cessation OF
hostiIities against Jerusalem. Jere-
miah is warned that the Chaldeans will
return and capture the city. During
this temporary withdrawal of the be
siegers. the lesson begins.
PLACE. 49, Jerusalem. The gate OF
Benjamin, on the north side of the city;
then the house of Jonathan the scribe,
which had been made the common
dungeon. The court of the guard.
TIME.-Probably near the close Of
the ninth year of Zedekish. Accord
ing to the usual chronology, in b. O.
$50; but recent authorities date this
one or two years later.
INcIDaNTs the siege of Jer-
usalem was temporarily raised, through
fear of Pharaoh's army, Jeremiah at
tempted to go out to the land of Ben
jamin. He was arrested at the gate,
on the charge of fleeing to the Chal-
deans, which he denied. He was brought
TO the princes, who smote him, and put
him in prison. After some time, Zede-
kiah sent for him, to learn if there was
any word from the Lord. Jeremiah
announced the captivity CT Zedekiah,
and asked to be taken from the prison.
His request was granted, and he was
placed in the court of the guard, With
a daily allowance of bread.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-26

Asto the origin of the the meteoric
masses hat have fallen from time to
time on the earth innumerable theories
have been advanced. Astronomers are
now trying to solve the problem of their
origin in two w~ays-hrst, by tracing
the paths of the great period C star
show. rs and comparing them withthe
unknown comets, and secondly, by
examining their light by the spe :tro-
seopa, The generally accepted theory
among astronomers is that they are
solid masses and are formed by the
BREAKING up of the comets.
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DAILY HOME HEADINGS:

M.-Jer. 81 : 11-21. Jeremiah per-
secuted.
t. Jer. 81 :: ITO. Jeremiah's
grievous message.
W.-Jer. 80 : lib. Persecution
renewed.
T.-Jer. SO 1928. Honored, but
imprisoned.
F.-Luke II /: liz. Trials to
como.
ST. Pet. 4 : liz. Comfort IN
tribulation.
.S.--Rom. s : LIS. Suffering with
Christ.
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TEXT.
LESSON PLAN.

tJer. 81 n.2l. Memory verses, l5l7.)
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GOLDEN TEXT FOR THE QUARTER:
lie shat reign Ouer tie house of
Jacob for epeT'j, and ofhiS Kingdom
there shall be no end.-Luke ! 80.
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LESSON ToPIo: Pe5ecntinghe Kings
Messenger.