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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29
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sSa sns %in si hSass E Z erSMins
Bss'sn' barge, and high, and very fair. - :
Little n Nsjss eyes Az N S;ss!
~ She and Carlo thinks there's nothing
Half so grand beneath the skies. :
& .,.a Kssr thy patience. little h9ildsEs; !.
ers EIfthy walls fall down before thee, 1,
j.Ess1 Other walls have fallen toe. s,aile5
80 'older hands have oft erected = 5s- ?
Castles large and fair as thine,
Built with every rope and heartbeat,
Yss<hSy tdMSls and decline.
5 = Waste no time in yainly weeping.
s-ssi Work aeaini and build more strongly;
lsn u Some day thsuwilt be repaid. iae7 "a
q The prsttiest, hood we know Of is
Childhood. t4oois fsfs 45iaiT adi
doesn't your father take q
newspaper asked man of a little boy
whom lie found pilfering one from his
doorstep Cause he'd rather send me
to take it,''lwas the reply. ii NE.
syTencher Ito asnprecocious pupil;
You will observe that Italy, which you
see traced on the map here, is almost
exactly the shape of a boot. Preco.
.cious pupi1EsYes, SO it is, and when ]
go to Europe IN put my foot in it, g
IsNow, my boy, said a COMMITTEES
man, If l had a mince pie and should
give twertRekths 10 Isaac, two-twelfths
to Harry and twotwelfths to John,
and shonld take half the pie myself,
what would there be left? ssSpeak up
loud Aloud, so that the people can
hear. The plateE shouted the, boy.
Sammy was reading the Bible very
attentwely, when his father came into
the room and asked him what he. had
found sthat was: so interesting. The
boy, looking up eagerly, exclaimed
i have found q place in the Bible
where they were all Methodists!
How SOP inquired the father. BE
cause, said he, 'ali the people said
Amen i-.iN sitfs- .siss 8 - - ID
The Methodist Episcopal Church
has organized in the South since, and
Beginning with June l, 1866, ten an.
nual conferences. These embrace q
total of $50 itenerant preachers, and
1S5, 424 lay members. OF the travelling
preachers 260 are white, aud $40 color.
ed. :. OF the lay members about 47,00(
are white and IS, 525 are colored.73
= Now children said Sunday.
school gentleman visitor, who had
been talking to the scholars about
good people and bad people now,
children, when l am walking in the
street, I speak to some persons l meet,
and / don't speak to others; and what's
the reason?' He expected the reply
would be, Because some are good and
others bad but to his discontinue,
the general shout was, Because some
arc rich, and others are pOor!'
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

BEES AS BARoMETERs.-Bees are ex-
ceedingly susceptible to atmospheric
changes; even the passage Of heavy
cloud over the sun win sometimes drive
them home, and if an easterly wind
prevail; however fine the weather may
otherwise be, they have sort of lrheu-
matte adherence of its influences, and
abide at home. The cause would seem
to be the deficiency, of electricity in. the
air.-NatioaaS Bee Journal. s1s,. i
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- ~ ElHflE ~ ~ % -1-0'- -'-7- =
VerilyiiIt Hath No Equal.
COZ CONSERVATIVES, READ.

d Would You cure that distressing Cough and bring
back that healthy vgor till lately planted in your
cheek; If you would, do Cot delay, for You are
aware II will be zoo late. f'' z"
Alien s Lang Baisani Is your hope; 1t has been
tried by thousands such as you, who have been
cured. Many III their gratitude have lent their
names TO US that suffering humanity can read
their violence and believe j. Don't experiment
NTH new and untrled mixtures; you cannot az
ford ii; but try st once this Invaluable artcie 1t
can be found at any drug store, and at most gem
eral stores 1t rs warranted to break up the most
troublesome cough in few hours if not too long
standing. 1t IS warranted 10 give entire satisfac-
ton in all cases Of hung and throat dificulties.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

We are somewhat surprised to learn,
as we do from an article in the Watch
man newspaper, that the churches, as
q rule, prefer young ministers
reverends}p for whom, whatever may
te their merits, nobody is expected to
feel much reverence. The worst of
this is that tbs old men are left with.
out congregations, and often without
he means Of support.
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TO CoN..US, pT.yEsi.

The MISUNDERSTANDING boon permanently eur
ed of that dread, disease, Consumption, by a
simple remedy. is anxious to make known 20
bisfsllow sufferers tie means of cure. 10 al
who desire i. be Will send copy of the pre-
scriptien used. tfrec of CHARGE, with the ti-
rcc,ions ror preiesrif,g aild osing the same.
which they will and a svKE t3gRS for OoHsu zP-
r,os, AsrHpA, BnsScElris- &e Parties with
ing the : seTiption viii please address d.,
a-,r e.. !, Rev. ED WARD A. WILSON. q
,.,.- s64 South Srd Street William burx,. n y.
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/ The Arabic language is the spoken
tongue of sixty millions, and the sacred
language of one hundred and. twenty
millions of Moslems. The entire BIZ
BILE has been translated into it, and is
now issued in many editions, either
complete or in part. An edition of the
Gospel in raised Arabic letters is also
issued for the blind. ,.+
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

PROFITS OF BEE-KEEPING.- the
Cleveland Convention Mr.. 'oQuinby
read a paper showing the great profits
of Bookkeeping. Not, quite a quarter
million pounds of northern, honey are
sold in New York city each year, but
the improved methods will make it
possible to raise 100000 pounds a
year in New York State.-New York
Tribune. u ? r /. = Hai.sEs- s' 81
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

How TO KEEP CIDER SWEET. The
cider after it comes from the press is
allowed to stand until the, pomace
settles. Is is then put into a clean
vessel over fire, and brought to a
boil-in the meantime skimming off
the skum as it rises. It. is then put
into small kegs OF bottles, and tightly
corked and sealed; By this process
cider may bekept sweet Tor years. ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

FoR Chronic diarrhea the following
is said to be very efficacious, in many
cases: Put tablespoonful Of Honr in
tumbler of water, beat until it foams,
and drink Immediately If the patient
is thirsty more water may be- added.
1t should be taken four times a day;
before meal times and on going to bed.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

Z No TIME TO BE LosT.-Ip the incipient
stages OF Consumption, tbs first 81 mptoms
is generalIya hacking cough, pains In the
chest, difficulty in breathing, or oppression
of the lungs. Something should be done at
,onceto check the cough, allay and heal the
break up the cough in an incredible short
time; also prevent the formation of tuber-
cles. Where tubercles are once formed, the
disease is hard 10 cure. -f.f
For sale by all Medicine Dealers M
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To PURIFY THE BLooD.-A well
known physician says that he considers
the following prescription, for purify
ing the blood as the best he has. ever
used: One ounce yellow dock, one
half ounce horseradish, one QUART
hard cider. Dose, one wine glass full
four times q day. - rsH D.. .-s5.. 7 o.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

liz o letter to his son, in ASIA John
Quincy Adams says: aEbaseifo many
years made tia practice to read through
the Bible once year. fy custom is
to read four or fve<ch1pters every
morning Immediately after rising from
my bed. 1t employs about an hour Of
my time, and seems to me the most
suitable manner of beginning the day.
In what Light soever we regard the. BIZ
BILE, whether with, reference to
revelation, to history, or to NOR
atty, it is q valuable and inexhaust-
ible mine of knowledge and virtue"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

HONEY DEw.--A German authority
says honey dew is tine emulation of the
saccharine portion of the juices of
plants, which by some means have
been diverted from their proper cham
mel of excretion, the blossom. a
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

The ratio of Jewish pupils strongly
predominant over those of other creeds
in the statistics of attendance at the
high schools in Prussia. In Silesia
the number Of Jewish pupils in the
high schools is eleven times greater
ihan that of Protestants, and eighteen
times greater than that of Catholics;
and in the eight provinces it is nine
times greater than that of Catholics
and Protestants together.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

A BEE-KEEPER at Bridgeport, Conn,
has sold the present season, 1900
pounds OF honey" Mr.. Phelps, oil
Iowa, has sold l, 800 pounds the present
season, and has reserve of two tons
loft -..fs-s ~ f.r La -s.f, 7 .F
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29
CANCERS

A REyermsnentlyc cured by Drsw. C..
N C0UDEN. Of Louisville. From hundreds
Of cures q few welt known names are selected
which can be easily addressed by reridsnts OF
bey. g.. W MITCHELL, Jackson, Tenn;
cured, 1859. /. r. TRor1ER, Prospect, Giles Co.
Tenn. cured 1870. H.. W. Smith. Carriers
Creek, Msury County, Tenn. cured 1859.
Jas. MoFyArT, Troy. Ubion Co., Tenn. cured
1858. Mrs. W. g. BEaLL, Brandenburs. KY.
The Doctor refers also to Rev.A. T. SAID
ING. Atlanta, Ga. r. ,-i...-'
By addressing DIR. W. g. Couden, No.
II Jemers0n street, L0uisStl Ny,
copies Of his Journal can be obtained. free
OF charge. giving mode Of treatment and
large Lat Of cases cured -r
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

Every Where.-The Charter Oak Stove
is on sale in all the principal towns and
cities tn ronghout the Sonth and West, nom
st. Paul TO Galveston and from the Allan
tic to the Pacific. All live dealers have
them, and consider them their most staple
article, slr ..-ff g. T. - "a t..r.s- ~. -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

Murphy, the well known anti
Popery lecturer of London, is dead.
His death is attributed to injuries re-
ceived at the hands Of Whitehaven
mob. 8Fi'".f.'.- a5 ''
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! c1 AT1oN M
ia JuiV g. iGf

MESsRs. MANSFIELD HIGBEE-GENTS:
A fer having had cough for many months,
which terminated in my splitting blood, 1
bought a bottle of your Hungarian Balsam
OF life from Mr.. T. B. Gregory, of this place.
few doses gave quick relief, and am nov
mending very rapidly and consider my ELI
cured. Gratefully, yours,
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- PERKINS & USES ATEh 80
kON-EIPLOSIFE KerpxH. Or Coal Oil LAMPS;

And SAFETY FILLING CANS. Over a0,Oooi
USE. Not one has ever exploded. The only abso
luteiy s,.se and clean Lamp made. Tile only job
bers at factory rates are H.
~ a. GARY BROTHERS.,
26 West Baltimore st., Baltimore No;
ms circniar and price LIS.
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~ =
M00d Nanfha.

This article, the active medicinal agent Of
pine tar, is, when obtained pure and pro-
perly combined, one of the most efficacious
of all remedies for Consumption. The best
English article in combination with other
we'll known rare medicines, form the cele-
bsated Hungarian Balsam Of Life, than
which no remedy can be found better adapt
ed for the cure of coughs, colds, bronchial
affection, or Consumption itself.
" READ THE TESTIMONY. 'f
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1h1 Three Great @eIeiS If Success

f1st-IIow 10 gain II lifelong confidence aud
esteem OF any person or persons you cheose.-
2nd--Eiow to marry any person ycu choose. no
natter what NAV he yonr condition in life. Bird
Hsw to secure health, hearty and long life. NO
HUMBUG. All you have to do is TO try IL and be
covlceel All sent ON receiptof 81 Ad lress >,
s SMITt. Box 'l02, Franklin, Ky.
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sore Eves,rsorc ewes |:

HxceIsior Eye water positively cure
infamatory Sore Eyes, infiam eye-lias and
all infamations of the eye from any cause
whatever in from one TO three days. 1t also
PRESERVES, the sight. When the sight begins
to fail use 1t occasionally, and it will preserve
the sight almost indefinitely. Where il is used
accord nv to directions and fails to give pc :
feet satisfaction, We will refund the money.
5 ut by mail Tn any part of the United STATE
on receipt of fifty cents. Address Thos. L..
Perry, 1sA Deaderiek St. Nashville, Tenn, 81
For Sale by NoRrcH X HA box. .-.,,..tl
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

To REMOVE ACID STALLS AND RESTORE
Colon. When color ON a fabric has
been accidentally or otherwise destroy
ed by acid, ammonia is applied to
sneutralize the same, after whichan APP
plication of chloroform will, in almost
all cases, restore the original color.
The application of ammonia is COM
mon, but that of chloroform is but
little known. CHI oroform will also re-
move paint from a garment or else
where, when henzole or bisulphate of
carbon fails. r..--..- ~
WASHING Woo1ENs. you do not
wish to have white flannel shrink
when washed, make a. good suds of
hard soap, and wash the flannel in it,
without rubbing any soap on them. A
little indigo in the boiling water makes
the fannels look nicer If you wish
to have your fannels shrink, so as to
have them thick, wash them in soft
soap suds, and rinse them In cold
water, Colored ,YQpleps that incline
to fade should be washed in beef's
gall and warm water before they are
put into soap-suds. Colored panta-
looms look very we'll washed with beef's
gall and fair warm water, and pressed
on the wrong side while Damp
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29
Dr.. Hurlsys STOMACH BITTERS

rs the remedy. par excellence, for all diseases
arising from debility, disordered stomach
loss of appetite, torpid liver, indigestion. and
all kindred ailments, where q gentle and per-
.mannetstimulant and tonic Is required. Pleas
ant to take. One Dollar a Hottie.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-03-29

"a A DOOMED ENTERPRISE. The Suez
Canal is filling up with sand. This
news sounds Like the death-knen of
the grandest monument of human en-.
terprise and skill and patience. The
shifting sands of the desert will be the
destruction of the canal. If the. an
nouncement proves true, the hundred
million dollars which the, cutting of
the isthmus cost-who may compute
its cost in human sweat and blood?
has been sunk in shifting sand indeed.
If the accumulation of sand already
threatens to impede navigation, there
will be no such thing as o Suez Canal
in few years hence. The company.
which carried out the enterprise seem
to be anxious to get rid Of the canal at
anything like reasonable or partial
return of its outlay. For this, purpose
the company has asked the Khedive
to purchase it. The Khediye, who
encouraged the work Nhen in course
Of construction, seems to have given
it up as a losing specV3ation; md al
though the proposition q supported
by all the authority which. a RECON-
mendation of asultanG to his Mssal
may convey, the Khedive has refused
to have anything more to do with the
enterprise. .
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RUE LIps lrbe = ere Ia,,ge of Wear

TRUE LIFE. -The mere lapse Of Years
is not life. To eat snt drink and
sleep, to be exposed to darkness and
the light, to pace round in the mill Of
habit, and turn the thought into an
implement of trade, that is not life. In
all this but poor fraction of the con-
sciousness-of humanity is awakened,
and sanctities will slumber whichmake
it worth while to be. knowledge,
truth, love, beauty, goodness, faith
alone can give vitality to the mechan-
ism of existence. The laugh Of mirth
that vibrates through the heart; the
ears that freshen dry lwatsrss within;
the music that brings CHILDHOOD back;
the prayer that calls the future near;
the doubt Ehich makessus hesitate;
the death which startles us with mys-,
terry; the hardships which force us to
struggle; the anxiety that ends in
trust, are the true nourishment of Our
natural being. - %. -,
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wINTERSMITH'S Z,
Tonic SyruDp or Improved Chm .CHra..

(. A CERTAIN remedy "a? Every form Of
N Fever ma AEae. fhs'Cure h
permanent--she G:h5Ii once broken
will not return. This preparation COM
tafns no aui line Ur arsenic, nor any 'deleterous
substance lwhatever ALI who have had CiilIs
and Fever, have taken quinilie, calomel. or
most of medicines now in usel are aware that the
medicines often leave the system imam unhealthy
condition. with no had effects in any way 10 be
worn. of, Unlike Chill Remedies generally il r.
qaires no purgatiye To be taken with il. the med-
cine itself acting gently and asreeshly upon the
liver and bowels, e1ectualiy removing the cause
OF the disease, not merely temporarily checking it,
Hereiu consists its great superiority over all other
chill preparations. The cure is permanent; the
chill will not return periodically, as is the case
when broken by quiIiinc OF other medicines.
7 PRICE STA BOTTLE; SIX FOR S.
us. Sarsaparilla and Stillingta. SAM
tonin Lozenges or Worm candy. Sod
by an Druggists and DedieTs
AHTHUH PETER q CO., Wholesole Agents. =
No. az Main Street, LOUISVILLE. ky
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sTrTBleu Come out OF the line. say
come out - Who said his name was NeyP
Uat France will hear of him yet one daytD
---Scyuypsf,s MOlfLfU for 4DFit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-19

g HERMAN. AUcroNEER-wINEs. LIQUoR
Der 90 d18 O'clock at Is Bowery. BY order 81 the
signce ~ cases Tobacco, Cigars, &c. Also the en-
fine Bra cases Ci.ret 20
of Rhine Wine; Also at II O'Clock Iron Safes Dss
one 6'z octave Piano. By order OF MYER ELSAS, ,il
Marshal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-19

A UCTION AUCTION AUCTION.
N All the elegant first class Household Furniture OF
private residence l2 West 10th ST. to be sold this day.
commencing at los o'clock IN lots 70 sun ma
viz Rosewood Panoforte, cost $500; ricn rnIof nnu
BEDROOM, latest styles Brussels Carpets on pa,n.nss
Bureaus WnrIrobcs hair and spring Bods bcdang, &C.
also dining room, basement nnd kcnHn a hnnnn.er
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DY ERNEST ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
ID Auction sale Friday. December 90 at 0s O'Clock,
dougal street consisting Of Brussels Ingram Carpets,
stands Tables Parlor Suits in reps and harcoth Ward
robes, Lounges Mirrors Mattresses, Bedding. Chairs,
for dc Il ~ and housck
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A LIEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER
IA Salesrooms 50 Chambers and " Rcadc streets
BY ALLEN y. MINER 4 BROTHER,


at lO1a O'Clock at their salesrOoms,
% Chambers and " Rcadc streets,
for account Of whom it may concern,
STERLING SlLVERWARE,
o. the latest designs and mover used, comprising Ice
PITCHER Walters Salt Cellars Congee Bowls Fish Knife
and Fork Butter and Ice Cream Knives Crumb Scraper
Sugar Spoons Sauce Ladies' Forks and Spoons; also
small lot OF IL karat Jewery, &c. The above now
on exhibition, and to be sold without reserve.
Also,
an imported brcech loading Shot Gun Moore maker, 10
guage, so inch barrel 3 hounds
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DAWNBROKER,s sALE.-THOs. KEYwoRTH W
i sell this day at AGO Ninth avenue, at O'clock D.
assortment Of mnredeemed Goods, consisting OF b
Pants Dresses, Remnants, Shirts, &c. BY order OF v
Weaver
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DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER.
III First class Billiard Rooms,
mortgage sac.-W sell on Friday. at II o'clock, at
Court street. OF Carroll street. Brooklyn the
and Fixtures OF first class Billiard ROOM consstin
four Carom and Pocket Billiard Tables latest ST
and good as new Balls Cues, Racks; also Counter Ola
ware black walnut Chairs. Tables, &C. sale positive
PETER BOWIE, Attorney for mortgage
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SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALES.
HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

WANTED-IN A GOOD FAMILY, A SITUATION Al
w goyerness, to teach German and music. Address
D.. box 1893 Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-19

| QARTENDER.-A YOUNG MAN AGE % WANTS A
- situation bartender; five years experienced best
city reerences Call on or address J. b. l33 9th av
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900 WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE PROTEs-
LLV ant young woman to take OF children, sew
and do light work no objection to the country good
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DAWNBROKERS' SALE.-THOS. J. M'GRATH, &
i tioneer lS Chatham street will sell, this day
O'Clock, QUO lots OF MEMS and Women's Clothing Dire
Shaws RemYnnants, underclohng, Quilts, Blankets -
order T. Oanley. 81 division street -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-11-28

Is widely known
as one of the most
~effectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test Of
years, with a con-
s%tantly~ growing rep
~utation, based on its
, 1872-11-17
TIE FREE LIBRARY.

ra..1rs of til. Board of Directors-German
1t,.-grnre-I Lady as Assistant Librarian.
4 me meeting Of the Board of Directors of the
Eroa Library yas ha1d yesterday afternoon, in
Ea library Rom, Hon. Thomas Hoyne in the
E'a;- 7here were ALTO present Messrs. Anthony,
E,eef,an. Quea1, Ras:er, Rosenthal, and shorey.
tTba Committee on Library reported that they
+ = endeavored Ito secure Lists Of periodicals
H,h1ished in si1languages. The idea had been
Il divide thi $500 appropriated into
,ree parts, one to be expended in
a11;sh periodicals. not republished in
. United states; third to German
,Tiodicals, and he remaining third to be divided
a,p annr French, italian, Norwegian, Bohemian,
] ID uR sRRediah Tie design was to make the Libra.
- % cosmopolitan as possible, and the division
,n1d fairly represent the population Of The city.
,1itieal or theological periodicals would not he
:na;red- The best plan would be to avoid ali
Z Z ntrnyersy BY heir Introduction.
4r oneal thoaght that the German literature
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