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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


The London Money Market.
LONDON, June 26-EveninG
Tho money market has grown steadily drmer, and
oonsols close at advance OF the opening price
Or the morning. closing at OAK for money.
SECURITIES
Tho market closes steady at the following quota
aoas:-
United States nve-twsnsiss. ......."...-...... IS
Illinois Central Railroad 7SE
Atlantic aad Great Western Railway .......... 2sH
LONDON, Juno 26-7 P. n.
Atlantic and Great Western consolidated shares have
declined 4 per cent and were last quoted at ASK.
The Continental Bourses.
FRANKFORT juno 26-Evonng
United states bonds closed at Tx.
Tho Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL. June 2e-Evening.
The costoa market generally has ruled dull, and tho
ss reach the total for the day Of 10000 bales Mid
ding uplands closed lid and middlng Orleans at
llkd. per ih, decline OF ons-sghth Of q penny upon
khs latter quality.
Livcrpoel BrendstuGs Market.
LIvERroot, June 26-Evenng
The breadstuns market Is generally unchanged
Uorn-new MIXED Western has declined 3d. per quarter
and closes at ssa Cd Wheat Is unchanged California
white, Iss Cd. Barley, g. 10d Osts S. Sd. per
bushei an advance Of ID Peas-Canadan, ass. Flour
Southern, 300. per Dbl
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIvKRrooI, June 26-Evenng
Tho provisions market 10 generally uuaterod. Pork
SlS for prime Beef steady at l3ss. per
Dbl for extra prime mess Lard, 4os. per cwt Bacon,
ga for Cumberland Cheese dull and has declined L.
closing quiet at 62s for fine American.
Liverpeol Produce Market.
LivERPooI, June 26-Evenng
Ashes quiet ct SIS Rosn-oommon Wilmington, U.s. (;
nne American, 12s per cwt spirits turpentine, 3ls 3D.
Pstrosum-spirits Sd; refined Ia I'd. Taow, as Sd.
Clover seed. As.
London Markets.
LONDON, June 2o-Evenng.
Sugar steady 1t 25s for No IL Dutch standard Iron
ecotch pig 5aa Linseed-cruds, 64s. Linseed oil,
El1 loA per Linsesd cakes, flo o. flo l0a per
On. Oh-whais. eos; sperm, El30.
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ANTWERP, June 20, 1867.
Petroleum Standard white American Is quoted at 39f
Soc. per bbL
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THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

TIE Steamship Colorado mt Gibraltar.
LONDON, June 20, 1867.
Dispatches received here to-day the arrival
M Gibraltar to-day OF the United States steam frgate
Colorado.
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Sapoleon's Error In Mcxico-The Duty and
Responsibility or the United states.

Mexico, tho Americans say Is the Moscow OF the
Second Napoleon The epigram y made at the expense
Of truth, but there DO doubt that France has,
under tue eyes, a. we're, OF the United States met
with . painful and somewhat humiating check.
whether the government o. Washington prepared 70
bear the burden OF responsibility which ntsricrenc In
Mexican affairs imposes remains 10 be seen II the extri
OF the French was the sole object they bad In
view--if they only desired to indicate the Monroe
doctrine-r y ccmpekvwf b ttcn 10 foioo me d
eccss rah dign.fed compswe. II 10 highly improbable
any European Power will attempt what France has
failed 70 scbieva II, therefore, the Americans do not
feel called upon 70 take for the civilization OF
q contentious co1ntry the alternative is Swallowed
forth 10 the proceedings Of Juarez aud Escobedo II
might not indeed be easy for them 10 reconcile the
policy Of neutrality win the prcensions which france
has n efYecs recognized but that Is nmateria mas
much will consider abstract prup o-
sition IN ~ ethical bearings The government Of the
United states have given notice that the hericans
are free 70 DO what seems righi m their eyes,
provided always ehat they do not invoke foreign,
that In Earopean, protection: which, practically,
equiv aent 70 prohibiting their going anything cacu
lated 70 better the situation; ana the inforence-the
logical " cynical infercnce-wouid appear to be that
The dccnation or sxtermnstion OF the natives was
regarded condition precedent 10 the regeneration OF
the State The fast srAscA wsch b. difficult b psrfora
coup could b r~sad vsostAs, ycnss, az
happened and ssatey compared ssn comparative sae
eecromN and srunsv This s nos new idea; something
Tho kind suggested Itself respect TO the Southern
States Of the American Union, and has been tried
circumstances allowed In Poland, but ~ prsctcabilty
10 any case involving the existence OF numerous com
nuni,y, however divided and distracted, 70 extremely
doubtful
The American government have. We feel assured,
neglected means 70 the life o. the Emperor Mar
irsian- According TO the New York journals he wss
be 20, We may any hour learn the result 10 useless
10 argue foregons conclusion but w. ~ may b
presumed Naximan IL held spsweable for the deere,
which denied quarter 70 persons in arms against ~
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Po.segs Small Bils Dcdss ss Jos s1 pa Eysy2
vnr,etl o Nntng cheHply done y 'oe son ni''AN~
hbIAbLls <lMENf, 81 Nassau street.
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E j R o Pc.
England Joins the Demand for a Can
dian Investigation.
,Hanoverian Exiles Ordered
from Holland.
The Government OF Italy Con-
trOlled by Jews.
Extraordinary influence Of tho Pope
on the ROthschilds.
->~~~~~>~~-~~>~~~
Parliamentary Seats Under the
Derby Reform Bill.
Napoleon and the Sultan Blood
Relations.
BY THE CABLE TO JUNE rs.
Napoleon and the Sultan Blood
Relations.
By THE CABLE TO JUNE Is.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

Ruglaud Joins the Allied Demand for n
Canadian Inquiry.
LONDON, June &C. 1867
Tho English government has Joined the other
European Powers in their note urging upon the Sultan
m Investigation Of the aifairs Of Gambia by European
Commission
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Howe Css ,o s:ss s ss,.s.sr s' Ia
ssv<nr mseh,neI Psssidsnt ~ Broadway New YORK.
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Hill, tho Inimif able Hair Cuffcr-studio
NO 70 Duane street lar Dye 90 cents, black o. oro~ss
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rhSsss S fEsH's gr s.!..s . e, ;ts !:s
Eallfn nndA Ann
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Note Pcpsr ~ 25 Per Rssms Bis .sl J Bcsass
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Il the midst OF rOeoo"
Such the nowery land, nilsA WITH healing airs go
life products where DR. Drake discovered the
chief Ingredient. q bis wonderful Tonic nedlcinsPIAN
TATION BITrERS-the enchanted tropical island Of 81.
Cro1. Tho PLANTATION BIrrERe. comblnang al the
medicine. and tonic virtues q The hs.ns ana nfs
worlds great remedy for Dyspepsia low spirts and II
'Gz6E0LIA wATsR-I ds,Ishseul ssass srtssIs-s.ss-
rlor TO Cologne, and at half the pr5cel
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.ss:: .ss .:.. S S.ss.. eAss s~'.s
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Cheap Printing Of Every Descriptles., a
PRiNriNa EsfxBLisiIAEHY.H Nsssaa s.r.ss
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(0uraud,s Oriental Cream. or NTagIcne
Beautifer, endorsed by the fashionable world.
Al oourauds old dcpots, t53 Broadway. Batcs lT
Washington street, Boston; weldon, Hartford: Dr. Cor.
YplantL Mich.
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TIE CONGREGATION OF soyEREIcNs.

Prussinn Announcement Of Entente Cor.
dale ON tho Continent.
lFrom the North German Gazette tof Bernl, June Is
The presence Of the Prussan and Russian sovoregns
at Paris thor intimate friendly relations with the En-
pcror OF the French together with the interviews that
have taken place between the respective foreign minis
tiers, are not only of historical Importance. but
events by which certainty Of agreement bawsen The sov-
crnmsns is definitely established
New guarantees for the maintenance 81 peace
thereby gained, which 1t 10 . high satisfaction US
be able TO announce TO Europe
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Brown Patches and ali skin bismshss cured 81 60Us
RAuDs Italian Medlcatcd Soap. HE old depot, as
Broadway, and druggista
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Observation-Disclosures.
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Weed Sewing Maehipr-Improvsd Whee9
mi 6rV Fsss, SslsUsssss. ~ alssAxH.sss AHA-i
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MAxlMILlAN's FALL.
The En0rts Of Austria and France to save
III. Life-PreparatIons for His Reception.

prom The Memorial DipIomatque, June Il
In political circles the removal OF the Emperor Maxi
milan 10 tho citv OF Mexico Ii considered a fresh
proof that the republicans will respect his life. II 10
supposed tbas the unfortunate sovereign will be
Quoted from the capital 70 Vera Cruz, whence he may
be embarked for the United States or for Europe The
Juarist government has asked for ransom but
that any negotiation respecting the have
been opened That question IL besides quite secondary
one in presence Of the interest which Austria and
france must feel thai the Emperor haxmilian 9 life
should be spared.
The Liberfs Of Paris believes that the projected jour
ney Of the Emperor Francis Joseph 10 Paris has become
very probIemaica IN consequence Of the events which
have recently occurred In Mexico. There doubt that
his Apostolic Majesty takes the warmest interest hrs
august brother and that he will maze every effort TO
rescue him from the Of the Juarst party but
At the present moment Ia almost certain that Maxi
milan viii In safety to Europe owing to the
pre- ssng Intervention OF the Court Of the Tueres At
The Austrian Embassy In Paris, which must have the
information about the journey 10 question the pre-
paraons for the reception OF the Emperor have not
been suspended for single moment
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:, DR.. Kcsnedy,s DiarrhSa Cerdisi; -Dpe pss.
have : bottle OF every Weller. by land By water,
should have bottle Of H. For sale ~ DEhAs BARNE8
Co. II PARK row, and y. q. WELLS CO.. ie6 Fulten
street NJ " Al retail BY all druggists; price 81.
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Ess, sfw.ss s. ss:
volute tension, adjustable drop feed
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Dr.; Ven Eisenberg,s 9Th g q J. S
Eye, Ear Throat, Caarrh and Asthma Once 15l FHh
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Ss ss:.. a. Ey e: JOE
81 Nassau stfeet.
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Machines. sa5 Broadway. New York.
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A Reausifnl CeHpIexies ard . Soft. sgsssh
TABLET, Of sohdihed gyoerine For sale By RCsHT0H.
Asor House.
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B:Ssisss,s ReycrsibIc sewing M.chIses.-De.
or foot At
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Crlsss dcre's Hair Dye.-Thc Best Ever Maa.
ufactured. Wholesale aud retail; also applied ~ Ne
Aefor Hama
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A.-X.-A..-X.. A...X.--A...X.-A
Summer Dress Shoes and CATERS, prices
LORIN BROOKS SONS, l34 Broadway. corner u How
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A.-The Married Womau,s Private Medical
Companion. bv DR.. A. n. MAURICEAU. protects every
lady from medical presndsrs and impostols Proc o..
10y Liberty street Or seat by mall.
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TIE Holy LAND IN 1S67.--Tho Chicago
journal" has a correspondent who is stroll.
ing through the Holy Lanl and PALESTINE
He is not particularly impressed with its
prcsopt state, whatever its past may have been
He says: "I have not seen wagon. road in
Palestine. Even the stones and timber for
building the houses of Jerusalem must he
brought in the city upon the backs of cancls
and donkcys; and the roads over which .Ibra-
ham, David, Christ and tho Apostles once
Travelled arc but paths winding over rocks and
around the base of sterile mountains. In
fact this whole land, said to have been once
so beautiful, is now but a rocky barren waste
think | have seen more good land in one
square mile in Iowa or Illinois than in all
Palestine " Much of tho country is occu-
pied by the Bcdouin Arabs and for the priv
ilcgc of visiting the river Jordan and Dead
Sea their Shick requires 50 SO from each per-
son. For this amount he sends guard of
Arabs with you. "The population of Jcru-
salem is now said to DC but $4,000. The
correspondent, upon this fact, noralizcs thus
i F" While looking at the city as it now stands,
with the narrow streets flied with dogs, Arabs
and filth, it is hard to realize that it was once
the homo of more than one million human be-
ings, and the proud metropolis of mighty
nation. Willie looking out Of the window al
tho Mosque of Omar, whore the Turk bears
! rw!c, can but ask myself tho question Is
it possible that on that spot stood the temple
| of Solomon? Is it there that David held his
court? Tho pages of history answer, Yes
That SPOT is Mount Morah. Upon that
groun stood that Temple whose glory Gllcc
the whole Garth
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Notice to Creditors.
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENS--iN EQUITY,


riCKENs--iS EQUITY.
Edward n, Calhoun, Admir- Bin for Injunction,
vs.. AIarsialing Assets,
John B. Eaulc and others. Partition, &c.
Upon hearing tho Bill, in this case, and on mo-,
~ ton of Mr. Burt. Compliments Solicitor: IL
is ordered. that Writ Of Injunction do issue 70
be Directed to John y. Earle, claiming to be crcd-
itor Of W. Ransom Calhoun restraining him from
prosecuting his suit against Edward b. Calhoun.
administrator de- bomis non of W. Ransom Calhoun:
that an Injunction be issued, to bc directed 10 ti,e
snid John B. Earle, William ~. Lny, Execute or, apr
Willinm II. Sargent. claiming to be creditors Of
lienry d. Calhoun, restraining them md cach tf
them from prosecuting their suits against the said
Edward IL. Calhoun. MS Administrator of Henry
d. Calhoun: md that the said parties, tho suing
creditors, and MI other creditors of ". Ransom,
Calhoun, and of Henry D. Calhoun, be cnioined.
nnl they aro hereby cnioncd from commencing
suits ut law, nnit from prosecuting suits already
commenced against the said Edward B. Calhoun,
rs Administrator, for debts alleged TO be due to-
them or either Of them, from the snil w. Rnnso,p
Calhoun and from the said Henry d. Calhoun.
ROBE "A. THOMPSON, c.H.rD
Cumr Office, March IS, 1867 II
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lHO II ON r. y O III. A Il
The Merchants d manufacturers
JENELRY ASSOCIATION

6tALLS your attention to the fact of it's bcin.
W the largest and most popular Jcwclry Az
suciation in the United States. The business is
and always has been conducted in the most can
lid aud honorable manner. Oar rapidly in
crchSinG trade is Al sure guarantee OF tho nrprc.
ciatinn Of our patrons for. this method Of obtain
ing rich. elegant aud costly goolls The snd,lon
stagnation Of trade in Enropc. owing to the late
German war; and recent disastrous financial
crisis in Europe. has caused tho failure Of n
large number of Jcwclry huuSos la London and
Paris, obliginy t'cm to sell their gouds at y
great sacrifice, III sono Instances less than one
third the cost of manufacturing Wo have latc
ly purchased very largely of these lInnkrupt
Go"ds, ut such extremely low prices that We can
AFFORD to send away Finer Go.ls and give bet
ter chances to draw the most valuable prizes
than any other establishment doing similar
business. OUR AIN IS TO PLEASE, and we
respectfully solicit Your patronage. as wo are
| confident of giving the utmost Sat>Iacti m. Dn,
ring the past year we have forwarded II number
Of the most valuable prizes to all parts Of tho
country. Those who Imtr"nzc us will receive
| the iull value OF their money. no article on
our list is wortl, less than One Dollar. retail,
and there arc no Blanks. Parties dealing with
nS may depend ON having prompt rcturns and
the article drawn will be Immediately scut to
| any address hy return mail or express.
| The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Merchants 4 Manu-.
lacturcrs' Jcwclry Association, and have kindly
allowed the use Of thcir names:
| Frederick Y. Browne, Esq. Treasury Depart
mcnt, Washington, d. c., Piano value, $50
Miss Anna l.. Frost. Wavcrly Terrace, N. Y.
city, Ladies' Gold Enamelc,l and Diamond Set
Watch, value $500; William B. Emmons, Nrw
Orleans. La, Sowing Machine, value, S75
George L. Davenport. Mobile, Aa., Silver Tea
Set, value, 5000; Miss Lucy Orcutt, Albany
| H.. Sewing Machine, value. SEQ Mrs. Mrry
}. Dnwning, Louisville. Ky, Gold Watch, val
ne. 5000: James B. Fowler. Harrisburg. Pa.
Silver Hunting Case Watch, valnc. S75 ; Rev
Wm. Pcyscr, Milwaukee, Wis. Wheeler & vii
son Sewing Machine. value, 1925 j. j. Bick
ford San Francisco. CAL. Gold Lined Silver Tc,
Set, value. $500; Edward l.. Rice. st. Louis
Mo" Mrlodenn, value. $3.50; Miss Helen f.
Sinclair. Detroit, Mich. Diamond Cluster Ring
value, S225: IIorntio g. Frost Chicago, III.
Large Oil Painting, value $500 Mrs. Charlotte
=. iIcwins, Donirlmn, Kansas, Chickcrin;
Grand Piano, value, 500, and Music Box value
500
Many names could be placed on tho list, bn
we publish II" names without permission. Or
patrons are desired to send us U. S. currcscy
when convenient.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
Merchants and Manufacturers
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION.

1913 and 1915 Broad,cay; New Torh CiW,
OF Rosewood Pianos and Mcodcons, Fine Oil
Paintings, Engravings, Silver Ware, Cold
and Silver Watches and Elegant Jcwclly,
consisting Of Diamond Pins Diamond Rings,
Gold Bracelets. Coral, FIorentinc. Mosaic,
Jet. Lava. and Ladies' Sots. Gold Pens with
gold and silver extension holders. Sleeve But
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plain and chased Cold Chains &c, &C., yal.
uru at
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Partial List of Articles to be Sold
FOR ONE DOLLAR.

| 10 Chickcring Grand Pianos wo,,!l $500 to 500
| Is Elegant Rosewood pinnos 200 to i5(
| IL Elegant Meloaeons. &arf,!.'" cnsc, lThio 2I
80 First Cla'mliitin.s 3I !, Ini
70 Zine Steel Engravings framed, 2O,o a(
90 W Ansic I'"Scs % to &c
20 % ..., ''"n'"! th'"h' 'hstors. Silver % to 1T
30 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets op,o q.
400 Sets OF Tea aud Table Spoons 90, sc
100 Gold Hunting Case Watches, war
rantcd, soi ,-f
100 Diii'ioid Rings, cluster and sin ''
g'r stone. 75to 2Gt
800 Ladies' Watches f0 -, ioc
800 Silver Watches on -, ~
Diamond Pins, brooches and Ear Drops, La
dues Sets OF Gold and Coral Jet and Cold, Flor
rnt'ne, Mosaic, Lava and Cameo; Sets of Studs
', !, eSt ana Neck Chains. pnin and chas ell Gold
buckles. Gold Pens and Pencils. fancy Work
t"xes. Gold Pens with Gold and Silver Exrcn
SION Holders. and large assortment Of Fine
Silver Ware and Jewclry of every dcscription
of tho best make and latest styles.
DsD"A chance to obtain any of tho above art;
clcs for ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing a sealed
envelope for 25 cents.
,"#.%. Five Sealed Envelopes will bc sent r,r
81 r,Irvcn tnr 50: Thirty for 50; Sixtylvc
for $40; One Hundred for SIS.
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
Gneqnallcd inducements offered to ladies
ana an. ncnts who will act as such. Our dcscrip.
tive clrcnlars will he sent on application.
Distributions arc made in the following man.
ncr. Certificates nnminS each article and its
Va'ne ram arc placed in scaled envelopes which nrc
well mixed. One Of these envelopes containing
Inc IN = certlsaes Or Order for some article viii
nc aeiiVcred at our Office, or sent by mail tn any
address, without regard to choice, on receipt Of
twenty-five cents. "
On receiving the Certificate tho purchaser
VIII see what article it draws and it's value. and
can send O"e Doikv and receive the article
named: Purchasers of our Sculcd E,,rcioUcx
may. In this manner, obtain m article worth
from ono to five hundred dollars
!. Long cttors arc unnecessary. Have the
S,nanesS < to write rlain directions. Orders for
SEA LED ENVELOPES must in every case he
=, accompanied with the Cash. with tho name Of
sno en-, tnerson sending, and Town. County and
. H1."teeph'n,y written. Letters should be atl.
dressed to the Managers, as follows:
JACKSON, CORNISH g. CO..
1913 & l05 Broadway,
- New York.
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MILLsT0NEs I! MILLsToNEs
April 1, 1867

71'TIE undersigned wishes to Inform ihosc In wnni
OF the aforementioned articles, Tint they can
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BRowNLow has disfranohised by proclann.
tIon dlies County, making the thirteenth
county distranchised since the 18th Of April.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-29

TURNS, ,liko roses, have shorns .t,,s abou. .hem
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-29

AN Indian on being asked what no did
m for a llylng; replied, ooh, mo preaoh."
I" "Ireaach, SAID bystander; what do you
get paid Tor 1t t. Sometimes mo get shil-
IN" sometime me get two shillin'." "And
isn't that y, mghtypoor pay 7" "Oh, yes, but
sitt,,,s itt,,s mighty poor preaohi6g,.,4'