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-FTBI6I- PUBLIC PELOPECTON.
The Cquitc4 slaari,er 13a0orkilid
mew/ 41 11 1„'ree-fertriliii thr, " the bloc*
of scoullardi, *beer esteem of crime In
this CoMMlXFUMUlZoinatedtbiother day,
imholopts to murder two faithful
olletiaraghe , peopler Witl be no longer
vexed with the pretence of them danger
on nuisances, who Ste now committed
to the place of ; centinenzent, and perhaps
of repentance *pared for such crinkle-
Ms. to remain, ley the society welch
crinkle
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ills.
tit I L pep* so tong that ft
A ' consider What dal&
distant day. The
„ c „ , posed upon ease men, ran
' r Agedes toll . wirer& - , lts t'll
• ,:,. / egcs, lep - e,ean eibmorreMPArr
c lewd lee the justice Mem done
wrongdoers am lately tet be Waled like
and. savage beasts, whom society,
(mils own protectim, must abolly air
an and restrain hole every oPporterefte
for mischief. Bever& &elites aimesare
not lobe coselimed, either In the pur-
Mew ortiat - jme Mot Mi 7 sword moral
sense,, by the single molt" properly
to be elated mien: each. Let alminels
remember this lemon, which teaches . .
Wm, that, if they choose to multiply
`their crimes, the reduplication brings no .
Imptitity for the Wad, any mom Uanfor
the lint ottbrilriffieuses, andthil he who
Perm& a ti ittlY poltdciriids only weer.
weeps thereby, and only In that way.
ems the additional penalties, Which be
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long to alit ; eqinuedr,ettsdeade Jle•
azureArledlidiremW 4 cipanoneoffiter.
the felk°Thicolthat he would
ohlrlPlyPordtt,i ll l, l 4, ll*
usually thought by others of his clam
that be would perhaps be punished no
more,cievemly rfoe• an , equally deadly
Uteri .1544mAusidirea or a.
that he would get asenunee of as many
years et any rate, and that another shot
or two, otrlleeikeul, would adke f his
use no worm at was a mistake; It
has medifillgar).ylitze of impisolumet
to be . Ahem, and he, may thank himself,
for Wei 47WILIkisiinfiezilde Judge
who inutemMfollowed atop frequent and
meat mgdelectudble.7wactice In some
courts-that of maiertebas upin but one
Indictment, lea t- _ time
pending Ad** ;sim' e othnder,
tried Ida offer= to vs
wholly nnpuniclici?& '
This bet e' he been; we tldnk,
often responsible for an eetualincreme of
etree, therMhorderenlying tipper its vis
taed intimdtylorsportion of their weir
doings. It willbe well foreociety‘ff cue
dangerous Mama shallnerervadentsruk
,ttua ff they Midatetheleers Into matter
bow mellyPertioolooh wllibe
to wipe oM the eldiramme; VMS We ;WS'
at MUM* of el'irfs. .111111 peetilertOS =eh
CriMiniaysee than PreilffTed. and there
is no Mammon to the thief or the bur
'Om or the rowdy to merge a team ut
lease Ina bolder or desdilM email& upon
picanutr or lifer_ •
We cannot dismiss this affair without a
word orStilto *Odor PIM- 'Them .
calm timesaver hatia better police, and
ander ic batteradnairkietrationthsn of Iste.
With onesetesialm, we;have never come
so near sa absoWdeperfecteuforcanent
of the crfigiild laws I these commoni
lies. ; AtitS4thett , exception Is math less
consplectouithas in femur ants We
allude tii..!tbst Vulgar and mischievous
- RPpe of, too. many of ,the people
to intedens.-..with the police to
the &whim!. of their duties. Time
was, andlltaknot long ago, when either
by deg Maight, II mesa perilous job for
an GLUM hi Mate an sired, In any guar
ter of thinite,:euelese he wee supported
by s seddint lam to keep track the
ogowd Whig et kLehreels. Not a weeh
r:-.4-IVefildthen peas by ;without cases of the
"foecible emetic of, prisozbere, especially
of those - teken for the smaller miede.
manors es if, In the mere
fact theesPirtibeemen rrss attempting to
take a•Toady - Mistody, the. people ,of
the vicinage could See nothing but an
arbitrary exacta of tailtanante4
Power, and Immediately-take
ado, MOM or less actively, with
the prisoner. Nor vies° diis Wl* 01
mimbseedeympathr Minteed iffreyi to
the pasolffejlenfis, balms in hundreds=
of cues beemushildted. by dtbrans
might to have known , better. It ls the'
duty of every ,good Oxen who wft.
menus as arms by in &deer of the law,
lotto sal' any letestims futons legality,
but to .aid'shit idficer, sad above all
Mlngs,to laWpelalpeide. 'U theMilcer
Is In the
,weeng, the authorities will
ace Asa' to lifie!if to his cue, avid
no media cm safely take that zespenal.
Oftibicilant las been much less
of this 4tiordol7, Interference with one
policemen, and we hope that, In the In
creosol good WM which has nanny been
issnifested by the f public, towards these
trusty guardians of our persona and pro
perty, the aldhltions of rowdyism and
of oymplibl :with arrested offenders,
which we have Una deplored, may
wholly cell. tee all scrod eitmera asap
port the police, whom the Community has
employed to do an often delicate and
dangermis "MY, .!led i the Arnold. and
Thabreansirill he Much less Indicted to
sitemps auft amnia.
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theresdiqualon of Tales Om% of
the Supreme Cottet,,'„lne at ha reubed
the Eseeusiestasfes. The krtehteat, to
sit efliefeknole:h2 the'
,rcitring :edge,
deem - • •
Ist snit= my, setae of the • atallo ,
and nprighttnele,wilk whkh YOIIIIE OI
dal duties have been perftwmed.
looking upon , your bog -end Wearable
career in the pubilo service, It must be
aspectallY,gratifying to yourself to re•
rumba, sett Wary agreeable dine and
privilege on this ooti thee distinctly
to rem/reds% the pent earldom linden
.111!:=Itotionrieort rer ur e T, 1t 1: 7 .7
tbe vigor nnd parkas drawn! mitt ,
widob you upheld tholest powers of dui
o cffl annent. and vin sated the right of
We nation under the : Constitution to
* own' existence,' With the
,heips
st d rut: retiretneet - may be
cheered bY.glie knowledge of p u bli c
gratitude, es well as t prividesitectinn t
Iranian, VerY M 94 02 117. nnirs,
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Forme inetesiOnto the emit ether,
the ithea of Bre,. ,ftith.f Injurndlond.fedge.
Seeone,t of ItioneAviidsh fri . l= 3 / 1 .7
siaati!.mailtmed; tonere lOW
nultigne4 da d data ' the thek
uszadiinfl4loS' .1184dtsa-,othir
? - ii only to be explidned 4
thipVzooklithiveitid ble gmDelh7n the
P ?Jar: fait p of lb Mend, Bez ,
thinoths; these th e rdlatlnzandthi Ex. I
fkithfure 41 le ithttedely needles that I
Ire ellenda day god Phi nun One'
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Ofd not strike the public ‘adgment 1
with any degree of force. We should re.
Vett° see lb. STANTON passed over tor,
this dale only , and do not believe that it
will really weigh at all whit the Execu
tive. And certainly no other objection
can occur, to g people which comprehends
the ample quali fi cations and ts trateful
for the splendid services of the great War
Secretary.
,The vacant Attorney Gen ship Is
believed to int between 'lnd &mono,
Kr. PIIIIIIINPONT, of NOW ork, and
Mr. Rongtom, Mow• of tho Na Depart.
Pent - perceive that .B. IL
Baseramica's rummer in P iladelphis
clings faithfully to Its little Jo upon the
prospects of that gentleman a fourth
tmenlidatei which 6 very am sing to the
public. It is said that the a Intment
has been already tendered to Judge
&maga, who, preferring to go on the
Bench, has declined the offer.
THE Isspg BQUABELT PUT
One Mr. T. C. O'Biuser addresses a
letter to the New York Tribune in which
the views and purposes of the Catholic
Church on the question of the Common
Schools is more clearly and squarely wet
forth than to any document wehaveseen.
Whether the writer be' a clergyman or a
Lerman is not stated, either to the letter
TAW or In the Tribune's comments; but
that is Immaterial, for he speaks es one
hating authority. We subjoin a few
brief attracts:
We don't object to Protestants reading
the Bible in schoolif they wish. or =Wit
any achool books they prefer; but, as
grbGefiatholica, we wish to bring up our
'Children In our own way, and teach
them tp he good Catholics. Thlu we can.
not
in tie triVtld we
th, with t en o r
Town books. and by good Whale teach
ers. We donl , want to wig up with Poo.
testanteand Jews and Infidels In eatool
marten, became we want our children
to grow up In the Holy Ratnan Faith,
like their fathers, and not imbibe the
loose and irreligious independence of the
age (Now, our reihrions wades and
teachers have fully defeated our carpse
la such artblles as thb one I send you; 1
and therefore what we want Is our Pro
portion otthe artaxd money according
1 -to the -number of oar scholars, and to
teach our children In our own taloa&
This tawitat we are arising to obtain,
and from our past moos= in getting
what, we want, we know we shall get our
proportion of the newel money and have
car torn ethools. • • • • We
ant right in not desiring our ehildren to
beoAtnerbantsed,'• as the Tiblet forci
bly puts it,, which means .410.
rnotsiliod" .frian the Holy Roman Ca
tholte sod Apr:Collo Church. the Mather
and Mistress of all Churches, Now,Mr.
Greeley, we don't want you to be drceiy.
ed by any one; out views areset tort in
Tim Mkt, and we feel Oran enough
now to try the question before the Amer.
hem reap* knowing we are right In our
'Stews. We don't want to diaturb your'
, Public School System.. All we want la
Our ahem of the public school coons/ to
educate our children In our own way.
Jr you wait to educate the children with- ,
out religion, we do not.• •
At any rate, Mr. Greeley. we want the
subject truly understood. We don't
want our children to Shand Irreligious
sabools..nor schools where they shall be
mixed up with other children; we want
tosend them to Catholic schools under
Catholic teachers, and we want our pro
portion of the school money according to
ons number of our scholars, and we enter
the eetitttermy with this sole aim and
punnets and we don't want any false
banes made about lt. We feel strong
enough to carry out our views, strong
In theground we take and In the justice
of ourclagic and strong In the Nympa
'elticiof the public. We challenge our
row:numb , on the issues met forth in The
Tablet.
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•There bambino fairly and EnesrelY
;nth. ; TO Bible . In the schools Is thus
made soolhibtral question, whicb, decided
as It may be, will not nettle anything,
'alums Its exclusion would not satisfy
tathollea' , aa this 'niter plainly shows.
They aim at something more positive
than that—they are resolved that religion
r. +l.r. .• 12aril=11:113 - •• •••-•
tad: childruswneduastett -
auxictotts urrELLicienics.
Yiurrgrettit evening week, a new fee.
Inn In Smudgy School circles took place
ta.Ntsw Teri. Formal 'invitations were.
sent L ent by several leading Semday
School men, headed by Ralph Wells, that
prince of workers, to the Superintend•
ants of New York, Brooklyn, and vi
dotty, to meet at Grace mutton, New
York, built and conducted by Mr. Wells.
Nearly one hundred Superintendents,
representing five - denominations, usem
bled. Jitter words of welcome by Zr.
Wells, Rev. J. H. Vincent, In charge of
the Normal Institute Department of the
H«ttu let Episcopal Church, was called
to-the Chair. The meeting was stance
thrown open to an Informal inimehange
of views and experiences, each speaker
being limited to dve minutes. The topics
I comprised " Teachers' Prayer Meetings,"
" Teachers' Meetings," " How to secure
the cordial and hearty co-operation of
teachers," Co operation of teachers and
reaching parenta " Arta a delightful
recap of half an hour, spent in social
converse, and partaking of refreshments,
Semi time 'wee spent In .blackboard and
object illustration's, by Ralph Weill
The ,Independent from which we glean
this interesting item, says the lesson was
simple, but mindful in the extreme.
The occasion proved:so interesting that
Kg/ hue been taken for another gather
la& and for a permanent organisation.
Boma grown ap people, wlththe weight
of a good many years upon their had,
seem to think It a subject of merriment to
bear the little • prattlers of our Infant
schools sing, ''l want to be an angel,"
and other tender ditties, taught in these
nurseries of church. It is stated by
an Influential religions weekly that an
intoxicated sailor came to the Home in
Plillsdelptiby and wu induced tet sign
the pledge and visit the Sudsy BehooL
at bravely resisted the tender attentions
he received, bat when the Infant class
came to sing, "Come to Jeans," he broke
down and wept likes child. He attended
in evening meeting and went home to
Bland the night in "trying to find Jesus,"
the song of the little children constantly
vinglng ln his ears. He . found peace at
last, and now he delights to tell shout the
song of the chilpien which brought him
to Christ.
The Social etrudon of the Presbyterians
of Philadelphia, last week, In Horticul
tural Hall, to shake hands with each other
and to spend a few Mums in trying to
. remove the traces of the lay estrange.
*MOMS quite a jubilant affair. The
dissgMeable weather diminished the at
lain:Woe somewhat. Prayer, praise and
isa address, with selections by a band of
Music, occupied the evening.
The new Zion German DAM=
church,Philadelphis, is nearly completed.
It will be one of the driest church edifices
the city, and will cost over one huts.
dred thousand dollars.
lie. Andrew Taylor, the new ap.
palates to the Treasurership of thd Amer
ican Bible Society, occupied so lorig and
so well by the lamented Henry Fisher, Is
a member of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, and enjoys the reputation of
being's very catholic Christian gentle.
man and fully competent for the position.
The Orthodox Quakers, at a recent
Sunday School convention, in Philsdel•
ptda4dscussed with spirit Teachers' Meet,
tags, the necessity of uniform lemons,
eausic, ate.
The Baptist Humbler Bays there is a
isotemes4 On, the wlsole lips iti.,o 6
Staid 'Hew Yore, end that noti; r for
tga drat time In the history of the dertom
,tastion, the membership has cons up to
Awm
hundred ttunwand. ,
Stabs,
Christians Conseatlone are grow
,
lei ispeelilly In the Western'
BM* --_The recent Ciourmidou Palm-
PIITTSBURIaI DAILY GAZETTE: SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 18, 1869
bus, Ohio, was quite a &moons. 'itio in. VstAiwa isemeciaitie View
data State Convention at Two Haut; it Thu Now Yost Wort,' says
be s
/let we_9 6 came veto' c•al'okuk", fa "' u allltct Pas or i par th4 lt i es th u re 1 ;1 t r o g
eclai r Tabula, the ardtentinhoo V* ' 4r into will happen prolisbly so soon as
quite as large Is at Columbua It a Sit- tit State &hall he admitted. The divis
treshing, eels one orogressiga lea Will hatustwom. the Grant Repu
ef lie I can . h ded by Governor Walker and
ofsigns the age , that the t"" : "Sh"" t the tin
or Couservativea 'This
presided over by s tins member of the So issue has horn forced by the former, the
ciety of reloads. Mr. It. I. Moody, of latter preferring to postpone all party
Chicago, rits very 1 ,,.., if0u „,0 In debate &trite for the present. The celebrated
"committee of nine" and the triumphant
and otherwise. Tao !express of Terre
canvass for Walker brthe Conservatives
Rants sap Mr. Moody wit. 0 . 611 . 1 "Pon were both conducted Upon the express
to answer the questions thrown Into the understanding that all party commit
question box. Among the questions was, meats should be avoided until the State
.. a „„" ii ,,,, u ,„,„ put la pmer moot- s_ ears t.
houldbecomademiitL;tuedt,
directly
possibly
thei
tog." lie teemed to have freedom and Y
election, Governor Walker departed
se uluasession, but it thinks he did net from this understanding and pledged
answer the question. Elder Evans, of himself fully .to Grant, the latter
the Presbyterian Church, made the Con• ageee ing to favor the admission of
the State. Cite or both the new Senators
from 'Virginia are Grant men, and prob.
relation understand, that he wanted the
women to exhort and pray In all the ably most of the delegation In the House.
prayer and social meetings. The Quaker The press of the State, It Is said, will be
President rilo. be was glad to hear f ro m &bolt evenly divided between the two
brother Evans, and stated that be himself f o u r Grant,, T w t le h
lee i the m ß i chmond th a w a l e
r y
protests against any identification With
belonged to a Church in which the women
had, trom time immemorial, enjoyed the the Radical party, The principal leader
fullest liberty of speech. this movement is Governor Walker,
and the new party will be reinforcedP: oh-
At the mammoth reuttion of rrathy- ably by ex. Governor Mr. r. R. W.
terians ISParwell Halle 'Chicago. Sunday Hughes, andmany of those who support
week. Rev. Mr. Marques spoke very ed ex-Governor Wells in the late =yam.
decidedly on the duty of having a peen- Iheevdo'i7,llrisuelf,..r,,Orrt extend to securing
lie regard for th eir own Church. Me volition for I . s — re a n i ct il lt i lo u n b , li and can 'x h 'n es .
said he liked the Methodist!' because they electoral vote for President In 1872. It is
loved and thought so much of their own now remarked that the President Is aim.
Church ! He weicorro anything that ing, like Johnson, to capture the South
as a political force for his renomination,
' Made Presbyterians work more for their though he is moving more amity to his
own Church. He did not believe in stela • o bj e ct.
rionfam, but he did in denominationalism,
in order to develop greater efforts. Rev.
Mr. Mitchell remarked In his addreuthat
when we wish to build a house we wish
timber, and when we wish to make a
good Presbyterian we want a man who
has, religion, and who believes In the
Presbyterian Church more than in any
other. Loving one's Church does not
prevent on loving those of other denom•
bastions.
POSTILASTEE thitillllAL Cnxeewstt
has addressed a letter to the Chairmen of
the Poe:office Committees of both Houses
of Congress, in which he states the fact
that the North German Union (Prussia,
etc.) has totally abolished the franking
privilege. To enable the officers to pre
pay ofildal letters, stamps for UM pur
pose have been prepared. In conclusion
he remarks
The feet that the North German Con.
thderation, with its comparatively limit
ed grants of the franking privilege. has
found it necessary to abolish official
franks, furnishes= additional argument.
if sny be required, for the passage by
Alt:ingress of a similar law removing from
`our metal system this looongruoutt and
anomsoitts feature, which has grown into
an evil of greater magnitude In this
.maintry than in Germany.
erakILAL
Corsi= condncton are employed on
the California end of the Pacific Railroad,
to attend to the Celestials.
TttE atonecuttera and 11211.1101L1 In the
Central Park, New York, have had their
wages reduced from $4,50 a day to $4.
Tun President hue r moved John H.
Ashley as Governor of Montana, and ap
pointed In his mad Gen. Potta, of Ohio,
a war Democrat
Ms Governor of Nebraska has been
requested by several Senators to call an
extra session of the Legislature to ratify
the Fifteenth" Amendment.
IT is staled that John Russell Young.
late managing editor of the New York
Trauma. has been tendered the editorial
charge of a Radical paper in Montgom.
wry. Alabama, with a salary of $lO.OOO.
Nuts conductors on the western di.
vision of the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne
and Chicago Railway, Including some of
the oldest on the road, - have tendered
their resignation. Various rumors are
rife as to the cause.
Ax Tens Haine, — lndlans, 6. Y. Mr.
low, of Florida, was found dead in his
bed, at a hotel, a few mornings sines.,
baying committed sMcido. flu left e
letter, to his father, warning his younger
brother against dissipation.
Tun Bolton Aldermen spend each
about $lOO a month for bloabill piour,
thampagne and amaze, and the city has
to toot the bills. Daring the lut year tte
board has mat the modern Athenians
$1,600 a month. Luxurious officials
Fr is explained, and should be emphat.
'calls stated. that the deficiencies reported
from the several executive departments
were occasioned by the extravagance of
the Jut Administration, and that the
President L not responsible for them.
The truth Is that during the lour months
of the late fiscal year during which Presi
dent Grua has been in power the econo.
my of the several departments bat been
so great as to leave a surplus in the Tres
sury, which of course has been applied to
the redemption of the deficiencies which
wereincuned during the last eight months
of Andy Johnson's reign.
Tun proposed consolidation of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern, and
the Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail.
road Companies %%likely to be defeated,
owing to the strong opposition of the
stockholders' of the former, some of
whom are taking steps in Ohio to prevent
It. In view of this action of the stock.
holden, the directors of the Lake Shore
will not solicit proxies for the vote on the
question which will be taken on the 2011,
instant. It Is proper to add, however,
that the directors will act in the matter If
requested by the stockholders. The pros
pect of the defeat of the consolidation
bas favorably affected the price of Lake
Shore, asd unfavorably aflceted that of
Wabuh.
Tax Board of Managers of the Nation
al Soldiers' Home took care of four thou
sand disabled soldiers during the last
year, nearly one-half of whom were at
the Central Asylum. near Dayton, Ohio.
This distribution seems to have been a
popular one from the beginning, soldiers
from all the Stataa of the Union preferring
to go there, and yet the expense of sop
porting the men there has all along been
less than at either of the other asylums.
On this and other accounts the opinion
.freely expressed by the manager , ,
that before many years the other asylums
will be sold, and ail the men cincen
trated at the Dayton Asylum. Warms
were taken to render all the asylums
more homelike, and at the same time to
enforce great economy In their admints•
%ration:
The religions movement in Prance
seems to increase in depth and force.
The letter of the Bishop of Orleans has
divided the Episcopate into two hostile
camps. The Archbishop of Paris, and
the Bishops of Chalons and Marseilire
side with - Msgr. Dupleloop. On the
other hiaidethe Blehop of ,Lsval has pro
nounced against him. Ho deeply regrets
that his colleague should have written as
ha has done, and le more than ever COO
wideed of the correctness of his own ear
tier declarailons es to the infallibility of
the Pope. The General Council, how
ever, it Is. prudent enough to add, meet
ing es it does under the promise of divine
guidance, will have to decide whether it
is well to announce the dogma at once,
ur to wait for better times."
Rua. admit= over the adventof the
Queen's son, Prince Arthur, In Canada,
has died out completely. The Dominion
newspapers use plain English In speaking
of him, and one at lust recommends an
official investigation into big conduct.
his stated that while In the town of
London ha did sundry things unbecom
ing a Prince. The landlord of the hotel
where -ho stopped presented a bill of
sl,Boo to the corporation, whereupon he
(the hotel keeper) was taunted with die
loyalty In not realizing that the honor of
entertaining a "sprig of loyalty" was
ample compemestion for his trouble. But
he pugged in his demand, the depteda.
Cons anr damages committed by the
prince being of a nature that could not
be endured without compensation. Be
alleged that through the royal party he
lost one and a half dozen table clAihs,
besides stockings and finger towels an.
numbers d his-sister bad only one pair of
stockings left t and he lost &pair of trona
ere. Two taw had been seat for by the
party in. which 15 wsiti, although there
ass a bath td "(he hedge, . aid . 14 the
morning the tubs were ugsA and the
soapsuds were all over the room. The
citizens of London will have to pay for
being abused and insetted, and doubt
less &tire no further visits from Arthur,
or his tgothens, who have also, in their
=ye, left unpleasant recollections
Tun new Governor of Utah, J. Wil
son Shaffer, of Illinois, was Genera
Boner's Provost Marshal, and after
wards his Chief of Btaff. The President
has promised him all the troops that may
be needed lo enforce the laws in Mor
mondom.
70 PEOPLE IYHO THINK FOR
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sir ens Is ander bleary eobtalbsittons made upon
ea ssr
It [by rehash of UM anddan Onus ' of wombat.
It ...re bras to all mho retard their • b and
happiness to betake tbetosedvss to a Ily res.
soy. Tbat le, tr you .•t • soo•• or sold do
=
Lao thardlnata load, bat at tract sari tor relief-
=EI
UR'S LUNG COME or DE. EZYBEErh PEO
TOILt L SYRUP. 1f people, estimated slits t,
=
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Ca *bat are often used, median:m.lllo it
Da. La aer, a .k`llnal and oalentllle PnYee.;
of newly tulf a con:ary's expezlestes, would
I=
City of Pittsb2rgh a family. • me o e of which
too not been benentted by DR. R I TISERB PEG.
TORAL ITRUP or DR RETSCRO3 LUNG
CURE. Bob of there ...dlr. aro prryetrol
flfl , TflTl nmmrrflrfl'
to a• obstlatd, slot ott • coatel.tloot repro
I=
Who does tot know that to negl.l . sough In
tbs beginning Is to Invite along !Liman' cleanup
d peradv.llll3n an Dimmable dlaaasa
Wt gpeek In all “rtonsano to the read
=I
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on at heart than the mere ohleet o make by
an objet which most parsons will allow as
=I
lobo comparative acithlornem obi. [0611.1/04
=I
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13 a !nada a bat., med.elna for Fadden comets
I cold. Dila Dr. IL ETISKR . S PLOTORA.L
STA" T. Its ."...r. dally Increasing •¢ll
ands of persona key. been analabs4 f am th
EiEiERMEM!!
boaabt a qoantlt7 am me recoanaaadattoa of
)woo( maw wbo tub bees coy.' by IL Tl. It
frequent menneser. sad the merchants or our
on %Minn. meld not fall to proft by ht. exam
ple. Dr, Semer's Loot Cam and Or Emmen
P. etoratfughp ire d alined at lito at to
um -se a arida range to Um Imatnamtl of all pul
monary and b - oneht al dhow..
To [a bad of most arms/{I In and at nu De
Great /tedious Stare, 10? Utters, Street, wears
thartsigh hang essealsesttees Sr. made dall7 and
atreles Nivea.
DLCIMLIUI to. 1889".
PREPARATORY MEDICATION
The hum= q.um, [b• roo.t delleate Sad
live of all created things, sboaid be ilk', p
pared to meet the Gook ea :aslonad hi • audit
alutore lo the temperotoro of lb* air. Ltea the
wad metals contract .od to .sd ender cold sad
I=l
tasted ^r foal Ittiors lad Admit, ormalatloo
11• Id• sod MIMI* ora its mattar. too frame moold
not be proof itgalott w vlitmltodm of climate.
As It M. it tattoo'. ••very out. ••occi•Ill
Mot a to Latfly lbs Mai trimmont of mortality
rasing. lb. ankmeray Of lbs Dreamt mama.
• orOolmoine, strtnatatiotor Vag v.ortiOtir
might and sit...ratios I. t►• prooaratm sailohto
regain d, sad mood tordieloal agents a this
character, 1103TLTrit47 ISTONLACTI LIT•
Tlfato shout insanooad. la a mouothol camera
nearly o,auaritti of • etiotorli t 4. streparattoo
Ear bg,er douailool or spproa•h.d, and ft.
ant now Woof tt so those of my half di ago
artlcres, purporbag b belote tote. sante elms
lb t Is/ ever been advertised In 111. mellow.
►a a reeved,. asl.preventfre 01 TIT•rZOVIA. Sad
all Its esnpllnstions, It mar be said to bawl aeon
dews essoundUlos asd to be the standard opteille
of tba Western Heltileptstre. ► roarss of lath
d..1a1 nolorall•• at Os e senclausent of W
ter 10 tit. worst takruard agalmt a I the me
giNSIMI
'!,:
'NOTICE.—• Special Meet
-INU of ale COLONIC IL TULL CO. .111
be Feld at ihrtr E2lOllll War s& Member
WM, at TS o'clock P. 1. • fall atteadana t
f aerated. as Manna or tealmt.c.ea 'ol=3.
Woes due =matt.. By order of
E. I. I:ECIML. Cr.aldrut.
DAVIE, Boma. SeeretlA• dal. get
BANK NOTICES
erFIRST NATIONAL BANK,
PITTSBURCII7. PA.. nate I , lttsbnegh
Trust Dosopsoy.t—as election for SINE DI
ILZCIOIIs of this D.A. will be ►.ld et the
DanNINA House, eoi oaf me sod Wood
Wool, TUESDAY. January SUL MO, b.•
strews the boar. of ll A a. ut H /. N.
CH ►BLEB SPEI.II, Anststosit Cashier.
Teen.•. ...veer NATIONAL RANI
rtrrsno. nu, D.K. 17. 16611.
rTne. ANNUAL ELECTIO‘
for RIVEN DUSECTUNS of tbls
Beet, to serve for the etteeleg yesr, will be bele
et We Beeline Wain. N. 66 Fossil Avenue
on TUNoDAT. the littvorliellare • INTO.
Me.n in boors of 1 sad I o'eloa P. IL
T. L. NYINNYN33IS.
THIRD NATTONAL BOOK Or P/TrIBUIGU.
FITIIINUOGO. DrOtOlber 11. - 1509. I
arTINE ANNUAL ELECTION
tar L. Ireo•on of thls Bsok 11/IWm ohms
at the Dank los Haus, as TUNZDAY. Jsohsrl
Jill. 11TO, lellloo the boors of 10 A. r. sod
P, 5. JOHN 8. L 19111059931.
nonagon NATIoNAL
Inc. I 1609.
IarTIIE ANNUAL ELECTION
tor thirteen Directors of We Bank nil.
be bell gig the Bat king Bosse. ea 111113DLY
January 110. IUTO, Wilma the hours of 1
end Bo clock r. a. a. LON% ClAlcf
ri7S/IV3ll i NaT O O a Aa . DADE O e P
Iit UM Z.Ci
I
rgrAN ELECTION FOR THEN.
TELY tHRICCIORS of 1111 Haat, to
twin dtalng the ensuing y0u..14 bo held at
tito llanktne Boone. norm Wood ',anti and
Sixth •fenue. on TO I:I9DAY. Jnonart 11th.
AS b..treen the bonnet' 11 n. 0. •ndli fat.
rostra H. HMI.. endttor.'
- -
fare IT IZ E ars , NATIONAL
BANN OT PIeTSBURO/I.—An election
fur Nine L mewl, of ible Beek. to gene for the
ensuing tear, will be held et as Banking liolue
on 71:JUDAS, II h January. ISTO. Weer,
tLe hours of II A. 11. tnd Yr.
J. 2. BRADY. la.. Cutter.
Pritillo29ll, P 4. tleetinlo r IL 11169.
NATIOII/4.MU.
PitillllUnaLl. Me-ember. 11. g
IgrAN ELECTION' FOR PI.
ururous of ePaak will be held
.11. b. 8.Fik.1.7 Hasa an itrittiDAY. 31001 y
I*. 1070. between the hams of IA 11. sad 1 r.
JO IN O. /AVM. Cashier.
IarTINE ANNUAL ELISVrION
of thin sant .111 tam place es 114
I:lankier Rouge on TUISIDAY. January 111124
1 1 10. In twee. no! Coon of II 4. WY.! r. Y.
aoIiN,(I . COTT, J.P. h
• ' .*. "•"
mi l A
nme. A WK. I
riff"..kN4Lif ei lON OF DIRFA.I.
TORito gory., dor?ao the cantos. Int
4111' Do UM et Um Boakate Maw, WO. 34
oat OM:2OAT. him," 1111
UT*. at may !manor 11 A.
W. WiIe•WDLIOW.
• VaaWit.
NEW .k_DVERTESEIIZEM'9
AMERICAN
BUTTON HOLE
I' :1
Family Sewing
MACHINE,
A Very Valuable Prawn
FOR A
110LIDAY GIFT.
Terms Mlasy
JAMES ESPY,
AGENT,
Western Penna. and Eastern Ohio.
Salesroom, S. Ir. Corner
rum arena( and Marktt St
second door. Entrance, ..,ro
12 Firth Avenue, owe door be
low Jlarkel Street
eomen
WEED I 1
FAMILY FAVORITE
SEWING NACKINES.
The Beat in the Market.
ILD AT MODERATE
ITIMIM
Easy Terms.
1 01 IN BIG! HIT & SI
116 11AREBT 81 BEET
"YEA. MOND PA
196 SANTI (WS 9'
01-
areq. s Hit PACK
cri 4:3151 TITESDAY, 2 _,
1 . A. 2. •
k . McFADDEN'S,
~,,.•
r :Federal Street, Allegheny. .
4 L'IM;Gr:O7.II - ..n.dAtidti. - .. - tl
il
J. i ;! , ,,n:Ti. ,r,:e.inregi,..o, ri
aI.WARI.
1.. ,11 . 1111 A N 13'w Di AND V•52-", 1 h.. 1
tb. chase , et ...Ingham, —_,
BILO•Z • 41.••• PARIAH STATU-I 'No
hal,. enure') new gszl••• In 'man ,
trwws awe Was s. eanswel. anticks:i
1 .as 4 modern
04 eI....CRW, PAIMITINO*, e.e.. ~, I )11
ell 8.4' 7,:,;:i,•1 0 - . a.2.471tti.LOW -. '
tw suldi
0, cotsenpunwLoa, , ..1.
,7
,9 6. T. MR/LODEN, Jr. i'd 61 1
1 W.i4A.PCME1...94.
ELEGAZI T
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
For Grotlemea, Suitable for
WITHER. HURRIED, BROTHER OR FRIEND
DRESSING ROBES
of ..test b.autlitsl patters.. silk Hoed
esull restage et silk 'edited. They Kee
ileeided • y tk• kaaiteemess geed. lin the
market. sad are offers/
AT MODERATE PRICES
ALF?, ♦ H•NOSLO111 LINT. 01
GENTS SMOKING CAPS
Toratb“ with an allerant Iles of OFFT•'
lOQ
FTFLORO 0000 N. giant:MO COr ...rot not,
WAY Mir.
I GRAY, ?ORIEL & HO,
FINE HOLIDAY GOODS
FOR GENIZEMEN.
PUTNAM. & ADAMS
gents' PmLiking Eslollo=4
72 FrISTEI •AVENV
d Oz111•11oskludliai.
NOTICE..--Ilaving this day
dhpased of ths :11 ; 134N LION sod
•
littoral of 1t 0
Gent'g Fare Mill Goods Store,
• dt N. SG LIIIBBIT STREET,
SAMUEL B. POIGHT
nal ...only otikelipaD.Oiste.
.7: D. ILANALZT.
Pirrasuman. Dee. 16. &Mai
LOST NOTE
?Rommel. 1101. r. dims* try tho weer
Sfflood. PWSborslo. Ijoieber Lt. 1 669 .
soollosed Soo, nix ISMS UMW sign Doi.-
Wei. }01000.v0,) ittlewlop. 'booths Inns tote
wilb lugelY": prow. to too orator Apar A.
VMS /Y. oraoatllled on Umber 111 to Ow WA
Jobst S. Irdo,As N York City. bot slayer to
o. lied by Oink Ail wino we Web?' lIPSS.ND
asststt Segotattlir osiso.taisoymout di boos
wogs S.
dotkrlll
OTO. la: ILDWARD&
CiIkiIaoCANDLEBS & CO.,
lIUlm Out Com)
Nacmastass MUM I
itteign and Donna. Dry °Obi
I& NI 1100 D Ml=
nw /011110.11 Dilmandaanne
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NEW GOORS
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS,
Elti i
WILLIAM 8 LE'B,
Ntht. 180 and 182 Fede Street,
ALLKEIIIINY CITY
A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Drees Goods,
vraerproof Cloths,
Clioakissir Cloths,
Cassiateres and Jeans.
LADIES' AND MISSES' SHAWLS,
A Great Variety of
FANCY GOODS
For the Holidays,
wii.TJAitt SEMPLE'S.
Sea. 180 and 189 Federal Street,
=I
CHRISTMAS
THE LOWES
Ladies. Work Dozes,
Writing Dozes,
Fancy Boxes:
POrtinentaes,
Ladies' Satchels,
Dressing Cases,
Watch Wands,
Gents' Shaving Cases,
Cigar naiads,
Fine Wax Dolls,
Fancy Dolls, ac.., Aa,
NEW GOODS IN AM
Merchants and Dealers 13
MACRUM, GL
78 a,33.0. SO M
RAILROAD, STBARBOIT,
MERCANTILE PRINTING
Bill Head., Business Cards.
Bank Cheeks, , Bills of lAding,
Drafts and Notes, Hallroai Tickets,
Receipts. Bank Blanks,
Wedding Cards, Letter Heads,
Circulars, ,Deer a and Bonds,
Certificates, ,Paper Books.
Mortgages, Legal Blanks,
Bankrupt Blanks, Checks,
of Railroad flanks.
EMI
PAPER AND STATIONERY.
Legal Cap. ,Foolscap,
Commercial Note, Packet Note,
P. O. Paper, 'Envelope&
Newspaper Files, lank hatands.
Letter Clips, Copying Presses,
Gold Pens, ,Pencils.
Blank Book ranufacturera
ligliiers. aab,
&muds, . O
Day,
Dockets, Invoice,
Copying Books, Receipt,
Deed Books, Mime and
Noligiiie Books, 'Check Books
DIARIES FOR 1870.
W. S. MEN 86 CO.,
nor. Wood St. and Third Ave.
12ZEM
STAN DAD
TIME.
=3
rrritlTE rrICME_
Transit Ohßene-1141one
Of the Ohm II Our Owa obtereateey.
J. B. REED tt CO.,
Jewelers, Na 68 Fifth Arena.
CANDIES t t CANDIFSI 1
• Over 100 Hinds.
'errnicTime
=l=
a to raava wta a
112../WDVA4L' t SZREvA
ALLEGEERM 0127.
GEORGE BEAVEN.
Sa4:4llNl.lTlill'
=1
viol= virrAmmorriany. •
Mom% VIWIM6. PAtn AnD BUSJUU
avt4 sisaavute, • -
itga l ah l A i g g: =L e
tat atili*uh
LASS amissarus Mai
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GOOD BARGAINS
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
No 180 and 182 Federal Street,
1333:111111EM
White and Colored Blankets,
Heavy Coverlid I,
Barred Country Flannel'',
White and Plain Colored Flannels,
Ladies' and Gents' Underwear,
Hosiery, Gloves &e.
=3
BOULEVARDE SKIRTS,
Printed and Embossed Borders
BEST BAILEILINS OP THE SEAEON
LADIES' AND MISSES' FURS,
Wholesale and Retail
WILLIAM BFXPLEI3,
Nos. 180 and 188 . Federal Street,
ME=
PRESENTS
T PRICES!
MIE3
=MIMI
Beal Lace Collars t Handt'es,
Gents" Handkerchiefs.
Ladies' and Gents' Gloves.
Children's Gloves,
Ladies' Scarf 4 and Bows,
Boman Bashes.
Gents' Bows and yearn.,
Children's Stockings,
Worsted Patterns.
Knit Goods, Am, he ,
Ladies' Band k et clalert.
_Op
L DEPARTMENTS
applied at Eastern Prices,
YDE & CO'S,
Es,rlm.et Mitreet
ELEGANT
HOLIDAY GOODS
No. 110 Market &tee'
Comprtsint o mi la-ra and Ins ass-n
aor. moot of PARIS, VIINN OKIMILLN sad
ENGLISH P . A.wei AIItICLZS, paraanasel
rest from be manufacturers by oar Mr C. I msg. ,
• Ste Late alai, io Et, opt. No too prod,. ara
paid by barebulag at tato baste. lba stock
ovtab.l.e. •
Superb Paris Flower Stands,
Card Re' . elvers,
Elegant Glove Boxes,
kiega.t Handkere'f Boxes.
Work Boxes,
Writing Desks,
rorifvlios.
oekei Books,
Dressing (bites,
Statuary,
Alb. dose.
4/algae
Vienna Cigar Clues
Russia I anther Saes.
Ladies' Companions, •
•
hloroms ratchets,
Odor Cases, "
Bohemia Glass and
(Moo Vases, ete., tee.
NIP o,4en taloa to taxes goods.
C. YEAGER & CO.
Oat
to
r
8 0
46g,.. ,0
„ ,k.l
i }4 W 4 z l4 4/
a
-,1 4 J tg ri ol 1 g S
r
E, 0 It o El 1 g
i g 0 4 ,. c°
P li mI i
E- 0”" 1 4
I=o . k d C 4 • 0 ci.
e 0 ,4 vei 14 co 1
4 . e.
s 4 Z
0 la
'ad 41
MAGNOLIA GBDItE PLANTATION.
W 5 ►MN NOW GIVING
1 2 I.er tent. Tare
NEW
Will. Receive on Thursday
50 HIM EIDGAB,
50 Barrels 13Iolasses.
'duke Goods ad-Pilo Low.
CALL AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
& CO.
dew en
P,ILWORTLW rili.-,:;4:-CO.;
248 STRUT,
nkvic glut ILICICIIVED
=a
100 Barrels "Perfimita" Ups;
Tea ansau avez Womb* to this mats:.
55 BAWAEIS N...0.15.0.LA&5E3,
calms Yaw CLOP.
25 MIMS. N. 0. SUGAR,
PIGGI A TIII.LOW OLJAI/tiD.
Wo whit , lb Oui te Us Atten
tion of tlnvis bode.
M
GENERAL
REDUCTIONS
TO CLOSE THE
ENTIRE STOCK!!
BATES & BELL
OFFER THEIR
!mice Selected Stock of
Dress Goods,
Shawls,
Silks,
Cloaks,
Ilankets,
Velvets,
VERY LOW PRIORS
To Iteduee the Stock.
dell
/
.ro. 3lf FIF7II .4 vr-rvE,
PITTIIIIII",911, Pa.
TEM °LIMIT HLBC&PIILL COLLICHR IP
iIIIZRICA, and tba oxt.Y mat la srldsh 8004
lasalax la all Its Ormolus I. tausrbt:from Har
par a Bros. NM adaloa of Dar. Boalmorplag.
by tesolus.s4=neu anorloara.
Bally last la PasmaaMdp by WY. H.
DUTY.
Tor or bevale pp. win. apadar, costal)
addalto
MS. P. MIFF, Beaman,
Air Coutes Coss !tom II to O.
APPLE PARERL—I (hate is'
tan asweicrial of Apple Parlopeorlas SON
Motu II Wilms, which I barna La to canal A
1.110 tstW. Tea 1.41141413, 010/00 A:dD
=CMG MACRO= take ooU am , WS •• •
tall Mak to par. , eon, anl Yin u ordain
good NMI.. It •111 pars *mhos% IlLd/ag or
0.1.4 Moiled.
Dried Avoles cell moth bligOor .1 ma Word
vatk tu. mains than vibes 0.1911.11.117
old prom.
1.1" MI usorougat of
Lightning It "hum Table kale Wen.
wboluals sad rataig l ios
JAMES SOWN,.
2i5t.3 . .8 °WOOD sTrt.*.vr.
ALPERT & F.OHL Elt,
•
w 'S'"e `1"""4 1.10121
IsT. mast wawa altar
attentSon giros totlontro Work.
Ve d r ilt seg bon so dIVOCI the aUJIIIIIO/1 Of tli•
01=114.. feet th at me ore soo t relordi
Port. aed taxes pence.
iro. oall (Was, anxious, or desorrned RM.
UMW V j ggenisl super, Won of oar K K r. AL
atit?..lbr,,ose or Allealsoor 017.1/ atll
L 0
'Nal" tr • ail kis old enslomers
Xr. MAW. node a ineorals, W.
errog thr
which I. 11 sox be ear. In warroalas esn
a.
twassetuu. Boos. ad oe. for Ws Manor.
WS. atvil • ISIX S ad be be eoarinelems,
A.r..PLar • barthia.
=Win punter airoot Pltistenali.r. •
Lotani ("74i
Bala* loss N,proistoll OAS ant GAB 11111:111,
1:11111.1101011 *or', Alksbeay Cot" nett." u
hereto ittheao4 *MI the steessery aloe sal
Itahshhella teefirl iseltsere lambs rettektuh.
sum be Istusil so the orrICS Or TOL NA
TIONAL nittzli LIT AND rips wuurs.
TIM*. Mid Weft. war Yam illtaleeee.
Guano, Gas Meta InGasum
DI• • A
Stodge melt Wm Ire arencetre ig l
areortif riraVl4=ll.". ..111•.20.°
pfd, AIM gees, Clio, corner of t •
Oslo AIWA, ' long itsportrare In •
• ~Ms sr toilklmmnara ea Mutes
Madre end roserrli IThise Mb& nal
Buliarz
CLOSING 0
xiszt . gsr-
ar. "W. 33.a.rixt.
4131-41COIDS1 NEASt.
TWENTY TO THirt
!fflE==
NEW ADVERT'S EVEN NT S
G 1411) SALE
HORNE'S,
ON MARKET STREET.
Heavy Decline in Prices!
NEW GOODS
FOR THE 110LIll4YSt
Our Special Holiday
OLEARANOE SALE
On Monday, December 13th,
Whim our WHOLE STOCK will be
offered ia prices to conform to the
present low rates prevailing in New
York.
EVERY DEPARTMENT
been replalehed during the put
with
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
Suited to the Holiday Season.
In addition to our regular lives of
desirable goods, we shall offer AS A
SPECIALTY the best line of
II kN BIKER CHIEF
Lace Articles
Ever shim in tills city and at real
bargabm
We invite everybody to this sale,
promising to all prompt and polite
attention.
OSEPO HORNS & CO.,
77 knd 79 Nuket Streit
500 Pairs of the _
"_DA.NTON". KID GILDVE,
As flood as any maalA to White sad
OPere
at $1,35 Per Pa
which . te leas than the Gold
by; kortaticm.
LATErr cal. 671111 LE.
MT/CI I
Lferirgrr
tocasraw
! ' . • AND
lINVE INADNI
To otoretneshshdafl Jarrta. /oat Ooste mei -
..6. 1 %...01rtutt0 baryons Swam. to thole...
imam coot of Norio. and latakev
prolphOra med Omega:EVA to too potato te7
E. C. iIiottEMOLON,
So• Ming Imhof rri to Do enjoyed gratilaa
141.1=..'jr,Ottft411a7gt =WI - Wag .
an O. losaratire r.na I:aledcan at ateleatiani.
eat]. pa VD be had u P. C. TEAEMPILUVI.
To mottos IhroNT. 47:arbl
of awn it
zburenzata char. 03
tN r
halm forams oat wboo oat
gat thowootb Irag"rloilar you amend. at
5. C. RACI:6 W . I.
raze ?faros of the frost No% Po.ot
11g L ant. au..4aa.. tr . 0 0 %No the t r l
Moro 1 ft• re their clothes. 1.,T17 1:1100 Von tO
4.7 es .0 them Tn. %referenda. J. Barr an
MO /EN No. W /ON I TEM
ON 1411C111.
Co os not outta tor el worth tie.
ikrabbe oats tor e. worth 190.
g park sons Ott 1119 worth ris.
att . l.llneo. at Ile 50 owl worth $ll.
*to goo terw;th OW . •
lagst .. s.oat 13:11Z re 100 13 7 0111.11 II• 102;
boon hot a how Lys PARC). rontembas thr No.
h, greet
S. E. TRALUEICILIX.
rrfIESTM & TWELFTH STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA. -=
33A1:14"k r dlitedi.
.Tewelergis.
GRAND OPENINGS!
v.u., PALL sad ClrataNiis di&
irosouncirrraTocrg or oil in. 'Knows. is
litaidus. /WTI lad Illurvan. --
rem! GOODS, &O.
Bridal Gifts a Specialvi.
airs asmaise vlstuxes Womb tear ssiabilito
MII2/0
2/AXEMY dre CO.. .
NEW MARBLE STORE,
QiErsgur no Iva n so Emk
-rissiscaptss.
DU71 , •8
DN.. VirEaTnIER :7::' - 1 , - , 7 :
c o. TO' TIMM - 2 ,141;
442 t: dim :AM= Vgf '"•a:1- -
fartZlMlaDoteaef ßDtm "" 16a "•,' 3 ,
aribebessoretbar sews,- elm veldt , .1
some et the terMategeames. es tdoemas. tra
aseekeese. ardbrestrees earner inur .... . - -
76 1 1T.7 L 4 999 imemuser "9"
sad Lady es pitotrottos oeinsa . Seol as
reader nuustere ceemammeer7. abereless
M d fs a l brafg=atlas" 9=
air Is snafu coartlixtioaal ma t Murald
g t., W. Datum a trtel3 be sem
laMaz etteetrost Creme% ell Made eras.
orrhes or WOlOOl. rated, ftdtre
=Woe or Ulm:sea= or Om -11iramb, orarrees
imattras rtaareerlarms IfeearriteMes trespro
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