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until fail t'tti'h evt'iiing in the w4s
pxifpling Suiulay, Wc uliall U
iiIohmh! to have nv ami alt of our
frtrtula call ami mhs us, irt leuUtrly
thorn' li vliiu in Cimiicll 11Iu!Tiiu1SoiiU
Oiimhii. Thin eliungo U iniula for tho
B(iH)imiHHlatU)ii of our friends who
work unlit 6 p. in., and who would have
to looms a day, or Ins di-jirlral of v lull
ing tie. Kindly koop thU now order of
things in jour mind, and como and neo
uu. Ameiucan rum.lsiiiNU CO.
Thk BcliiHil board r-eleck'd our old
friend Barn Mat-Lcsod as Huperiutundont
of buildings, Ho Is a competent and
trustworthy oflluinl.
TilK inombet'B of the Veleyiin M. E,
church of Walnut Hill gave a delight
ful lawn social at the residence of Mr.
Tucker on Tuesday evening.
THE Orangemen celebrated for the
first time In Omaha last Wednesday.
About 300 people went nut and had a
basket picnic at Pries Lake. A very
enjoyable time was had.
Thk reason Father McCarthy as
signed for his inability to raise IJlshou
Seannell his $000 wnet that there Wgre
not us nmny Catholics to the KSfttttrjfis
.formerly, and what fewyWore ttAtro
were not getVliigjuclBgc wt'they
formerly ryjfX" ThU Is a itrftw for
-WrrJj('fuelurirt to in-nftt by.
The lloman Cathollcn are now figur
ing on the bishop calling Father Bruen
to the cathedral charge. Our readora
will remember Father Bruen Is the
man who mixed his religion and poli
ties down at Kearney, Neb. In the
light of thin talk probably tho real
euuseof Father McCarthy' departure
from Omaha wan duo to poor political
management t more than tojanythlng
else. r
WK want to congratulate tho people
of Council Bluffs for having a city mar
shal with good, common, horse tnmso.
We are lead to make this remark be
cause he rcceutly induced a beautiful
and accomplished young lady school
teacher to become Mr. Templeton, a
thing no man devoid of that character
istic would ever accomplish, lkm
voyuye John. . .
On Wednesday next, July 19th, in
tho Salvation Army barracks, Seven
teenth and Davenport utreets, tho ltov.
F. Tongo, pastor of West Omaha M. E.
church, wilt deliver an Illustration
lecture entitled "Tho Life of Jesus
Christ." Magnliloenl views will bo
thrown, upon canvas by a largo and
t powerful Btereoptleal lantern. Be sure
you do not miss this great treat. Meet
tag will commence at 8 p, m. Admis
sion by ticket only 10c.
It seems tho main reason for tho dis
missal of Father McCarthy from tho
pastorate of the cathedral in this city,
is found In his inability to raiso $1100
duo tho bishop as salary, How long
will Homan Catholics be blind to the
fact that a majority of their priest and
bishops are money-getters, and but
very few soul-savers? There are more
than 2,000 tramp priests In the United
States, who havo been given their
exeats for less aggravating offenses
than that committed by Father Mc
Carthy. Some of them havo sunk to
the lowesVdepths they are more beast
than man yet thero is not one of them
who has not the power if he ever had
it to turn bread and water Into tho
real body and blood of Jesus Christ.
Think of It, you Intelligent Homan
Catholics, those blear-eyed, licentious
pritsts, according to tha teachings of
your church, can take in their crime
stained hands a piece of bread, mumble
a few latin words, and it becomes tho
real body of our Savior, Jesus Christ.
These men are a menace to society and
a disgrace to tho church, yet they
might havo been, but for the tyranny
of a foreign-born bishop, a credit to
both. This will never bo changed un
til some priest or some congregaticn
becomes Americanized and refuses to
abdicate or allow the priest to step
down and out and become an outcast
from among his fellow priests, at the
whim of the bishop.
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lawn, ItvMlii' nii.l i-intHui.Mi,
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lin'ivbt. ((,) Thai the p"x can annul
all lgat nllni) of Idow In Inn,
tieelnlly I heir iimri'lag". v. J That
tht Jhijh) can tvl.-aw- fiim every 'bli
gallon, wlh ami vow, either Ivft.re or
aflr tming niatl. (vl.) That the jhijh!
can Ignore the government of n'M-
lltiinlsh eoiiiilriis, and clve them to
Hotnlsh novercigim. (vil.) Thai the
ulllt'liil voice of the Mipu Is the voice of
the Holy Spirit
2. That the jm eonimands dog-
mill Ically, olH-dienee to the following
unchangeable law of the church: i.
That she ban tho right to require the
state not to leavo every man free to
piHifess his own religion, ii. That
she haa the right to exercise her
powers without permission or consent
of tho state 111.1 That she has the
right to deprive tho civil authority of
tho entire control of puhllo schools.
iv.l That she has the right of per
petuating the union of church and
state, v. That she has the rlirht to
require the state not to permit free ex
pression of opinions, vl. That educa
tion outside the Roman Catholic church
Is a damnable heresy, vii.j That the
constitutions of states are not super'.ur,
but subordinate to the oonsMtuUbna 0
the church. '
3. That tho Honit" Catholic church
is a dangerous m.-ni to our free pub
lic Bchools and liberal government, for
tho following i-i-uhon-.: Il.l Its mem-
hers tare organized into societies that
are arming and drilling under priestly
dlretjUoi). (11.) Its teaehini?s are tin-
American, antl-llberal. and antl-chrls-
tian. fill. It demands of all Its mem
bers obedience to the pope as to God;
and hence they cannot be true citizens.
(Iv.) It teaches that oaths are not bind
ing, except when made subject to its
laws, (v.) It offers a reward for tho
persecution of heretics, (vl.) It sup
presses investigation, and makes it a
crime to think apart from its dogmas,
vil. it teaches that mixed marriages
of Romanists and Protestants aro dis
astrous. viiL It opposes liberal edu
cation and progress, and binds tho con
sciences of Us members to ecclesiastical
dictation, (ix.) It robs and oppresses
its own people, keeping them la tho
kinds of delusive Ignorance and super
Btitltious fear, x. Its Jesuitical
priesthood and lay orders, with which
this land overflows, have been tho curse
and destruction of every liberal govern
ment." I'rof. Sims prefaced
as follows:
this challenge
"Mgr. Hatolll, delegate to the United
States, of l'opo Ieo XIII:
Sir: Your presence In this country,
as a papal delegate to tho United
States, representing, as you do, a
power foreign to and unrecognized by
our constitution, U creating much well
founded apprehension and agitation
among true American citizens, whoso
allegiance is not dual.
Now, sir, in order that this condition
of unrest may not longer continue, to
the great damage of this nation, whose
liberal institutions, free public schools,
and freedom Of religious belief to all,
aro loved and zealously guarded by
every free American citizen, it Is abso
lutely desirable that certain canonical
laws of tho church whose head you
represent In this country, lie publicly
investigated, in an intelligent and truly
American spirit.
This challenge-appeal to you Is made
necessary from tho fact that every at
tempt to investigate, in a legitimate
manner, the alms, objects and laws of
the Roman Catholic church in this
country, Is met by a tirade of abuse,
vulgar slander and lying misrepresenta
tion In those journals controlled by
your sons of Loyola tho Jesuit. This
mode of defense in meeting the spirit
of American investigation a fruit of
our system of freo, non-sectarian public
schools only tends to Incite the' lol
lowers and servants of your priests to
acts of riot and brute force, such as
your people and clergy havo resorted
to In past centuries, upon similar
occasions.
Seeing that tho manifest desire of
Che intelligent and free people of this
nation is, and ever bus been, for the
settlement of all differences by the
peaceable means of public Investiga
tion, brought about by free public dis
cussion; and seeing that there is at the
present time an alarming and wide
spread dissatisfaction among the en
lightened and loyal American citizens
of this country, at what they cannot,
in duty to their patriotism, fail to
recognize to be the menacing attitude
of your church establishment, through
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HrttOMNMVtM, N h,, July S. It In ft
mrlil from nilnble wHint' I hat tl.
American flag wan no! allowed on the
s)x ak-rs' eland at a rvlebrathm held nt
Bt-liitt' grim- im thi- Fourth of July
Then wan only one fitter displayed on
the ground, which was placed on tlx
tent of a eurhiblty show conducted by
an old vcU-ran, and could not tie elanm-tl
as pin t of tin; program. It is rumored
that the owner of the grove, Mr. Delete
had orders from his suiierlors not to
allow the emblem of American liberty
to bo displayed upon this invasion.
Tho Omaha Jh f contained the above
uispau-n, anu oeaeving any person
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guilty of such an act a lit subject for
newspaper chastisement 'wo wrote to
tho editor of the Jltadliyht, published
at htromsburg, and requested all the
Information obtainable. In reply we
received tho following letter which
speaks for Itself:
Stuomshutul Neb.. Jul v 11. 1893.-
Ameiucan I'UHUSHiNU Co., Gentle
men: i ors or trio nitti tnst. is at
hand asicir.st Information rc card in? tho
article pojillshed in tho Ike, stating
ma me American ntig was not allowed
to wave over DoLcat's grove on July
4th. .Allow mo to inform you that the
artie'o in question Is misleading and
tne statement nuiue in it is entirely
false. True, thero was no Hag decorat
ing me speakers' stand, but thero were
hundreds of small ones waving over
tho grounds. The only reason thero
was no flag decorating the rostrum was
because It was an oversight on tho part
of tho management, who expected that
some of the delegations would bring a
nutr uii'tro enouirii for t, latnurixwo. but.
unfortunately, they did not bring one
or any size, iiiougn trie delegations did
not lack for decorations. As to the
order given out that no Hag should be
raised on the grounds, Is, to speak
plainly, a lie, as tho men who had
chat-go of the picnlo are as true and
loyal Americans as can ho found any
where. As to their nationality and re
liglon. tho management was mostly
American ny oirui anu an Americans
In sentiment. They are also, I under
stand, t'rotestants in religious belief.
Hoping that this will be satisfactory,
i remain, yours respeciruiiy,
Ada M. Coucman.
Wo aro glad there was so little ground
for tho article. Nebraskans, as a rule,
aro loyal, and we should greatly regret
it if she harbored even one man who
would dishonor the stars and stripes.
Koine llescrlhed In Itevelnllons,
Editor The Amkkkmjs: The ques
tion Is sometimes asked, Why go to tho
Bible for Instruction in political ques
tions? Rome papal Is apolitical system;
why bring tho Bible Into the discussion
of It? It Is true that the system is pre
eminently political, It makes religion
subordinate and secondary, Tho found
ing of tho kingdom of tho pope was a
political event. In tho year 000 I 'hocus,
emperor of the east, a bloody usurper
of tho Imperial throne, proclaimed
Boniface III. universal bishop, or pope,
Thus tho system ciitno Into being by
the act of a tyrant who had murdered
the rightful monarch, and Imoued his
hands In the blood of his virtuous wife
and innocent family,
Tho Bible deals very largely with
just such political matters, and de
nounces and condemns all such wicked
systems as tho popish system proves
Itself to bo. It deals with pofH-ry
definitely, and proves It to lie not only
wot a divine sinlrm, but a tyrannical,
bloody, diabolical and corrupt system
of religion.
Hear what Paul says about It: There
shall come a "falling away," and "the
man of sin shall lie revealed, tho son of
perdition, he thatopposeth and exalteth
himself against all that is colled God
or that is worshiped; so that lie ulttoth
In the temple of God, setting himself
forth as God. And thero shall be re
vealed tho lawless one, even he whoso
coming is according to the working of
Satan with all power and signs and
wonders of falsehood, and with all de
celt of unrighteousness for them that,
perish; because they receive not the
love of the truth, that they might bo
saved. And for this cause God sendeth
them a working of error, that they
should believe a He; that they all
might bo judged who believe not the
truth, but had pleasure In unrighteous
ness." That tells what God thinks of
popery, and we shall not lie wrong if
we judge of it after tho same manner.
"It is tho man of sin." Bishop Newton
proves clearly that this passage, taken
from tho letter to tho Thessnlonlans, Is
a prediction that when the Roman em
pire should fall, the pope's empire
should rise, with tho character here
given to it by the great ajKistle.
For obvious reasons, I restate a point
before stated. It furnishes the solution
of a very important symbolic problem,
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fttiir gin-si i-ieplres w hich 1mu11 rie
Slid rtiie Hie tuorl.l In stHMM w-iutt, The
thi-t, ttie lion, was (he einpliv of Baby
htji; lliti w inn 1, Iho ln-ar, was the i-m-plre
tf the Mitlv-s and IVrslansj the
thinl, tlie leopartl. was Ihe i-uipire of
Maevehtnla, or tho empire of Alexander
the Gn at; Ihe fourth, not named, u
doubtless the emblem of the Human
t-nipiie, It must Nt wvn that we have
here a stHHvssion of empires ruling the
world fi-om Babylon tj Rome. Daniel
says these ls-ats had their "dominion
taken away, but their lives were pro
longed." 1 he dominion passed from
Malty ion to Rome through the two
other empires, In all of which tho lives
of all the spirit of their despotic gov
eminent was preserved. Rome, then,
is proved to be Babylon, not merely
"mystical Babylon" as some say, but
by political succession, and the spirit of
its despotism, Homo is Babylon. It
follows, then, by this demonstration
that all the maledictions denounced
against Babylon, the mother of harlots,
In tho Book of Revolutions, Is absolutely
against I tome papal Rome for she Is
tho inheritor of all the abominations of
tho despotisms of the ages.
Ihe ten horns on the heads of this
beast aro kingdoms, into which the
wostcrn empire of Rome was divided.
ihe seven heads are seven forms of
government through which it passed
In Its history from Its rise to Its fall.
Ihe heads also are "seven mountains"
seven hllls-on which Roma was
built. Tho ton horns, or kingdoms,
ol Europe "have one mind to give their
ItOWer and streno-lh unto ttm ln.uuf
They supported tho pope's kingdom
until 1870. The beast was to continue
as a temporal kingdom "forty and two
months," or 1200 years, Now reckon
from C10, tho time the pope began to
"change times and laws," when ho
dedicated tho pantheon to tho popish
Idolatry, and by authority established
In It tho worship of the Virgin Mnry
und all the saints, to tho time of tho
fall of Napoleon III, and wo hnvo just
I'JiiO years, for then the pope was de
throned as a temporal klnir. Victor
Emanuel at that time took possession
of Homo and miido It tho capitol of the
kingdom of Italy, The fall of the tem
poral power was not, however, tho
total end of the system. It was simply
the end of his power as king,
The prophet tells us, moreover, ''That
the ten horns which thou sawest upon
tho beast, these shall hato the harlot,
and shall make her desolate and naked,
and shall eat her flesh and burn her
with fire," There Is a destruction hero
described which bus not yet in full
overtaken the harlot. "Wrath is being
stored up against tho day of wrath," as
we shall see.
In tho iHth chapter wo havo the
final ending of the scene: "After these
things I saw another angel come down
from heavcrt, having great power. And
he cried with a loud voice saying,
Fallen, fallen Is Babylon the great, and
Is become a habitation of devils, and a
hold every unclean spirit, and a hold of
every unclean and hateful bird. For
by the wine of the wrath of her fornica
tion all the nations are fallen, and the
kings of the earth committed fornica
tion with her, and the merchants of tho
earth waxed rich by tho power of her
wantonness, And I heard another
voice from heaven saying, Come forth,
my people, out of her, that ye have no
fellowship with her sins, and that ye
receive not of her plagues, for tier sins
have reached unto heaven, and God
hath remembered her iniquities,
Render unto her even as she rendered,
and double unto her the double accord
ing to her works; In the cup which she
mingled, in ingle unto her double,
Therefore, in one day shall her plagues
come, death and mourning and famine;
and she shall bo utterly burned with
fire; for strong is the Lord Cod who
udgeth her,"
There are here predicted the united
agencies of heavenly and earthly forces,
;d and men unite to punish and over
throw the power of Home,
Fojiery will probably make another
attempt to regain its lost power, It
evidently is planning in that direction,
Tho pope said recently that lie would
not give up tho iih-a of the restoration
of tho temporal power, He has a re
serve war fund of over $5,000,000. Tho
temporal power could not be restored
In the present aspect of things. But a
change may come. Tho nations of
Europe may soon bo Involved in war,
and then may arise an opportunity
where be can use his reserve, and em
ploy his minions with tho prospect of
again placing himself upon tho throne
of tho great city that once ruled the
world. In such an event there will
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lh frtt-iilty w!i tn by ttl ItmmiY-dgo :
Ihe wriirktng which tht tpHlng fmt
eitlsrg. s mi, U known by study sntl
curt fui eontpai iwtn W illi Ihe element
front whit h his party Is fornutl, su.l
(-Itwit scrutiny of lh Iwofonv which
engage, eoinhlmHl with ihe energy
which will he exerted by theeouietn
IMirantHum, H lsho)vd that this simple
preamble will Nt sutllcient for those
who have fathomed the latet isdltleal
currents, mid that It will cause those
who aiv InU'ivstvd to think more
st-riously uiMirt tho subject.
Th I. ni tod States of America hav
reached such an amptltude that all
powers have pivsuined to watch the
national formation with careful eyes
It Is almost ntvdless to state that, when
the United States trembles other powers
will quake. A democratic nation is
governed by tho will power of Its In
habitants, and not as a rule by the de
sire of Its citizens. By citizen, is
meant, those who are natural bora of
tho country. Every nation must bo
susooptlblo to certain influenco, and
free form of government the most easily
transformed by an encroachment, One
power is, and for years has been at
tempting to seize the United States of
America by one of the greatest in
trlguery plans ever adopted, and that
power is the principality which has its
palace at tho Vatican, with Its future
head located at Washington, D, C,
The plot has become so apparent
from tho various divulgations that It
can bo read as follows: No force can
be brought to bear upon this country
whereby direct attack with arms could
win, for tho papal followers are scat
tered; therefore the forces must first
bo concentrated. To accomplish this a
great diplomatic form must bo used
The churchmen must bo brought Into
the country as citizens whereby
double victory can be gained; first,
they have a vote and can install the
papal followers in ofllco and gain
great influence over tho thoughtless.
and assist in remodeling tho laws
second, the love of office-holding- will
canst; tho greater politicians to favor
the church for its veto and allow tho
immigration of the forces to continue
unmolested. Tho ruling of tho land
can be, If time is allowed, completely
gained by the pursuance of the laws of
the country, or can be so monopolized
by the time tho object is discovered
that the public press can be muzzled
and bold the country for a while In sub
jection, By the time that an attempt
will be Instigated against tho church
the power will bo equal to that which
Is brought to bear against the en
erouehmont of the papal force, After
this time, with the multitude of fol
lowers, it will not require a great deal
of exertion to proclaim the United
Slates of America a principality with
the pope as a spiritual and earthly sov
eloign,
To represent the exact amount of
jHiwer, the figures are given below
The Immigration during the twenty-
two years ending June SO, 18W),
amounted to ft(7iM,77o people, from all
parts of Europe, South America, Asia,
Africa, Islands of the Atlantic, etc
From Ireland and Italy tho number
reached 1,557,58.1, and from Germany
2,420,410. The majority of the named
nationalities aro Roman Catholics,
The Roman Catholics claim to havo
8,277,o:il adherents of that faith in the
United States (Catholic directory for
1800), but tho church membership is
not reported, This vast amount of
people has been a great addition to the
Roman church, and has given the
power to secure a great portion of the
public olllees and thereby to sway with
much restraint over tho citizens. So It
can be seen that tho power has at last
seated Itself with a great amount of
subjects around It, and now commences
to make the pressure on the people,
who have slightly awakened from tho
slumber of Indolence and would regain
for tho nation tho old freedom,
Tho people would try to attain this
end by forming a new party known as
the American Protective Association,
and have gathered together a large
number of followers. This new party
would attempt to cause the country to
bo brought back to Americanism by
the use of the ballot, Here the Roman
church sees its plans intercepted and
would crush tho new party, They cry
that it is preposterous that tho party
should exist and that the rebellious
members should be driven from the
country, Even In this country of free
speech, tho Romanists said that the
new party should not have a lecture in
Kansas City, Mo., Tuesday June 20,
lHOIi. As a consequence tho new party
was not allowed to havo the hail rented
for the purpose, and several of the
members were maliciously assaulted in
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tint ft ire- which surnnittiU U,ut, and
whul that ftHtv would tbt if II i-tttlnitlel
Hiesaaj- which II I rapidly gaining,
In puruMv with the nNiv ll might
hot U fttnUs lo give .t the readers
pctphvy. Th intolerance! of Um
lttnn church w ill not allow a parly to
build it'ir within Ihe country for the
furtherance of ihe purpose, of tht
American PmUvtlve Association with
out a nvtiurso lo force. The time has
at last N-en reached when they must
acknowledge their plan of action, which
has Iteen proven true let the first part
of this article. They will not Nt sub
dued with tho cmleof loyal jsdltlcs,
nor allow an approanh on the ground
which has N-en gained by them, with
out a resistance with force applied.
Somo few years hence, this now Iteautl
ful and seemingly free United States
of America will bo tho scene of
struggles for a supremacy which will
throw In to a mist all tho past events of
Its own record, or that of other historic
nations. '
Tho years ending the last of the cen
turies seem to bo productive of great
generative power; whether it Is be
cause every one hundred years brings
with it a new light for a truer freedom,
or because of a nation's degeneration
from encroaching powers can only be
derived from a scrutiny of the various
changes.
Even in extremities there remains a
way by which immediate results can be
averted, and that way is built by
prompt action. That which is neces
sary for tho new party to pursue, or
rather for the people who desire to re
tain a government free from monarchlal
taint, is to establish themselves Im
mediately with the promulgators of
free government. If this division can
be accomplished at a time In the near
future, and such candidates placed on
tho tickets and elected, the foremost
part of the opposing force will bo re
tarded, It ceases to be a question of
two political parties regarding free
government leaders, and has resolved
the populace Into two striving masses;
one for a democratic government, the
other for a monarchlal power, The
democratic and republican parties
must, In the near future fuse into one,
with the remnants of the two, Those
who have assumed a political standing
with the new American have come
from both of the parties named and
will never revert to that faction with
which they assimilated, That which
is best for thenatlon, must as a conse
quence bo tho most appropriate for the
citizen; hence, ho who accords with u
jKtwcr which eventually ho must ac
count to in preference to the one which
is not in harmony with his maternal
feeling, derives the greatest self satis
faction and renders his country a
homage of true loyalty. The American
party has sprung Into existence with
tho rapidity of thought, grown with
the velocity of tho wind and has boon
built upon tho strongest foundation
ever espoused by a political po-vor for
tho furtherance and malritalnanee of a
democratic form of government. It
assails no religion when that code Is In
larmony with the teachings of God,
and debars from Its church teaching
tho political Issues of tho day. Neither
do the partisans Incur a personal hatred
for tho people who aro not in harmony
with the political views, nor does the
party desire to gain its purposes In any
other manner than the republican
party would defeat the democratic, or
vis-a-vis, Tho reasons for the forma
tion of this new party havo been clearly
set forth in all Issues of the day until
every child should bo familiar with its
Intent, but the party which it desires
to relieve of tho position in administra
tive affair docs not seem inclined to
follow a diplomatic course. The lead
ing papers play distant with tho new
party and do not desire to adopt tho
issue favorably until they can count
tho gold In advance; this is human
nature, yet, it might bo a plausible
idea for some of tho most radical de
nouncing organs to show somo precau
tion for their future benefit by playing
neutral, and bear in mind that no paper
has ever gained such prominence but
what it can bo duplicated. The new
party should patronize its own organs
to tho farthest extent and assist in pro
filing that which will keep the path
ojicn for the party's advancement, Tho
most important point to be considered,
Is the perpetuation of tho rapid grow
ing qualities, llAIUlY II, IIlNDK,
Archbishop ( orrlgan Ielles Miitolll.
Nkvv Yokk, July 8,-Tho Jkrald
says: Archbishop Corrlgan has prac
tically deiled Mgr. Satolll, upon whom,
apostolic delegate in tho United
Slates, the pope has conferred ex
traordinary power. Mgr. Satolll di
rected the archbishop to restore Dr. It.
Murtsell to tho church of the-
piphany, from which he was trans-
rred ttirec years ago to Uondout, N.
lor dftiending Dr. Mcuiynn.
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