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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
The Farmers Movement { Advances.


7. A. Thompson, Esq, OF minnesota, Lecturer
of the National Grange, stopped in this city last
night, and left this morning for Kennedyville
Kent county, Nd, where he informed US he would
lecture thus evening and orgsniEs a Grange to-
morrow night lie errsnized Grange at Corold,
Cecil county Nd, few days since, and is as
signed to tho work in Maryland and Delaware
while anoiher De.u,y Las been sent to New Jer-
sey. Farmers who want information as to the
Order Of the Patrons of Husbandry are requested
70 address O. II. Kelley Esq, Washington, d. e..
who will forward documents Mat will explain
all that is necessary.
Mr.. Thompson is engaged to meet the farmers
at Oxford, Pa. next week during the exhibition
of the Agricultural Society, and WiH lecture there
on Friday evening next.
Five thousand Cranes have been organized since
January last The State Grange with 2G subor.
di1ate Oranges was organized in Pennsylvania, al
ReaaIng last week. Three months ago there wai
not Grange in Pennsylvania
There are nineteen State Oranges, nearly all il
the Western and Southern States, and the Ordei
is now moving East
While the order is composed Oh farmers princi
pally,s y,smeehanics and lsborng men are admittes
70 become members. Their official positions an
now with one exception filled by farmeu. In th,
West cooperation is one of the chief features o
the'order. The discussion of politics and religioi
is excluded from the Oranges
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
ron sAER AND RENT:
NJ n. CHILD & CO.,

Real Estate Agents and cOnvsyantsr',
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26
once, No. q ~. 7th street,
WilmingtOn, Delaware.

Offer the following Real Estate ct Private Sale.
on terms to suit almost any person either with
No. !. One three. story brick on s. ". Cor. 9Th
and Washington streets, with all the modern I'm"
No. Z. one t6feS-stOry bFicE S3l East Ath St, :,
No. s. One two-stOry brick. Cor. Locust ana
No. One tWo.stcry brick. Cor. 9Th aud Tat
nall. with all the modern improvement ana
No. S. One :WO-stOry brick. 1917 TalnAll st.. .
No. 3. One three story brick. 7O2 Tatnsll ST.. Q
No. I. One two story brick. 1929 TatnAll ST..
Nos. One three STORY brick, lO2I TatnalI ST..
No .. Three two story bricks. Lincoln ST.. be-
tween 18th and lAth. rooms:
No. 10. One thre0-stOFy brick. .329 7, 9TH st with
No. ii. One three-story brick, 5l2 W. 9Th st.
With ail the modern ImpToTsmenss and large iront
No. II. One threestory brick, No. AL East 9th st.
Possession Immediately. price low: 800 ,,o,,
No. Is. Two three bricks, No. 1919 and '2ll
No. IL. Ono thrse-story brick, No. 1907 Washing
ton St. with front and side yards and all the mod
No. i6 Two tWo-story frame houses, on Scott st.
between hth and 10th. Lots 25xlOO It. looms
No. le Two otwo-ttory bricks on Lowering Avo.
between Lincoln aud Scott sts., with front and
No. II. One three story brick dwelling on King
ST.. between eth and 9th, with all the modern i'm
No. Is One thTee-storv brick, All King st.
No. 10. One three-story brick W6th ST.. near the
corner of Madison.
No. ~, Three story bricks, 1912 1874. 1916
Pop plar ST.. siK rooms each,
No. q. One three story brick. No. 500 jefferson
st. Terms very easy and location good.
No. %, A half SO uAre Of ground between 18th and
18th Sts., from ting on West, curbod and graded.
No23 A farm in Brandywine Hundred of So
acres )ne in Christi ana Hundred Of about 110
acres and several smaller tracts, one Of about 80
acres without bull dugs, about one mile FROM City
lin owards New Castle. Besides the q bove we
b havemRny others.
Give us a cali and DO not fail to attend all our
public sales
Eep20-lm M. M. CHILD co.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26


Ihs Proposed Mari land secslds Resort
The citizens Of Berlin, Nd, and vicinity aremak-
ing great efforts to carry into operation the act Of
the Legislature relative to the building Of the hotel
on the Berlin beach, WleomicO county, passed
in 1868, and establishing a Watering place as
summer resort. The Princess ARne TIVE Mary
lander says;
Enough stock has now been taken to make
the building OF the projected large hotel thereon
a fixed fact Negotiations are pending looking
to the purchase of the land, and We may expect
soon to hear of the building Of the hotel ana ex.
tension of the railroad across the bay. The char
ter of the company requires S25 900 to be raised
before commencing Opentious. This amounthas
now been subscribed, and more too it is said.-
There were g 900 subscribed in Somerset county,
$1,000 in Wicomieo, SS,0 600 In Worcester, and one
gentleman of Baltimore, Robert J. Fowler, took
$1,000 of stock. IL Is sald by those who know
that no better, safer or more pleasant bathing
ground exists from Maine 10 Florida
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-09-26

that the iachaneO shOaidbs kept closcda dsE OF
two longer.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-16

The Indian peace policy OF the Go
vernment is past finding out. We are
now informed that in cargo of Indian
supplies sent up the Missouri, there
were 1000 stand Of Sharp's rides for
the qse of the poor red man. The
friends OF the noble savage are certainly
earning his gratitude.
A colorcd company, styling them
selves the "Royal Wagener Mule ca.
valry," has been organized in Charles.
ton-the first of the kind in the State.
1t numbers fifty-two members
1t is generous III the Ohio constit,i.
ton makers to provide that the Quakers
shall be exempted from military duty
lin time of peace;" bnt it was moi
meant to be ioculnr.
Saratoga is already termed the Amcri
can Badcn- Baden; but it is hardly to bt
inferred that it is to become worse and
worse IN consequence.
Won't Bass. Of "Bass' ale," and All
sopp, OF "Allsopp's ale," just returned
to the English House OF Commons, be
ale fellows we'll met to the commoners.
It is said that Josephine Mansfield is
suffering with that most terrible OF all
diseascs-cancer.
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SUPERNATURAL G1FTa--From Mr..
Ed. Hill, Deputy United States Marshal,

SUPERNATURAL. G1FTs.--From Mr..
Ed Hill, Deputy United States Marshal,
Who yesterday returned from visit to
Olney, Richland County, we learn some
interesting facts connected with the re-.
cent manifestations OF alleged superna.
tural power by Mrs. Powell, wife of DR..
l. A. Powell, Of Olney, who will be re-
membered by many of our citizens as
prominent member of the twenty
seventh General Assembly. It appears
that upward Of year ago Mrs. Powell
declared herself possessed Of supcrna.
.n.al gifts, but being lady OF unusual
refinement ind delicacy manifestation
OF them was naturally repugnaut to her.
.ose recently, however, ns she states.
she was divinely instructed to put in
practice her power, and claiming it to
be entirely heavenly gift, she hesitated
not to comply with what she considered
direct mandate of the Deity. Her
power, according 10 the report OF the
citizens Of Oiney, many of whom fully
accord to her miraculous attributes, is
chiefly manifested in the healing Of the
SICK. This is reported to be accom-
pilshed by the imposition OF hands, ac-
companied by prayer and repetition of
Scripture, though the cure is not always
instantaneous, but occurs at the time
Mrs. Powell states it will be accom-
pllshed. 1t is further stated that so
great is the confidence in her power
that handkerchiefs are sent her, and
they, passing through her hands, are
returned, and effect the cure of the
sick persons sending them. Tue effect
OF these several manifestations is said
to be depressing upon the health Of Mrs.
Powell, who continues them, however,
az she believes, in obedience to Divine
direction.
Naturally these circumstances create
quite commotion in the vicinity, and
even from places remote crowds are
gathering to witness the cures Mr..
Hill states that on Friday last 112 per
sons had called to see Mrs Powell,
whose doors are now open to all who
desire her ministrations, which are, of
course, rendered gratuitously. Among
those stated to be cured by her are
several prominent citizens at Olney we'll
known in this city. Tho entire circum.
stances are OF that peculiar character
hardly susceptible Of explanation, moro
especially as the persons connected with
them are of such character as to entirely
preclude the suspicion OF chioanery.
1t may be added that the subject of
these Divine revelations, as she con-
siders them, is not q believer in spiritual.
ism, but member in good standing of
the Presbyterian communion.
lSprinUied Journal.
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Tax Notice.

HEREBY notify the tax-payere of Rich
4 iand County that shall be ut NV Office
from o'clock A. III. to O'Clock p. NJ. from
the lst OF July to August 20, 1873, to receive
returns from each and all persons liable 10
tax on roal eetate and personal pronerty for
taxation OF 1873: also, all taxable polls are re-
quired to make return under the amended
Act OF tho General Assembly, approved oofh
February, 1873, to enforce tho payment of
the poll ta1, and in default Of the pawn emf Of
tnls lax shall be eubject to a penalty OF don
Ole the amount Of their poll tax and re ouired
TO work upon the highway or roads. Any one
who shall refuse to conform to the reouire-
ments OF thie Act or obey the directions Of
tho County Commissioners, shall be consi-
dered guilty OF misdemeanor, and. on con.
yiction thereof. be imprisoned for the same
IN the County Jail for u term not less than ten
days. 49,
The Act of the General Assembly proyides
tor the ro.assesament Of real estate. and to
correct the records OF the County Auditors
office OF errors, it any exist, and to furnish q
correct and complete return OF all taxable
property in Richland County.
The law also requires the County Auditor
to assess all parties who fail to make return
OF their real and personal property within the
time above noted, with penalty OF so per
cent. On both.
The law in this particular will be rigidly
enforced, except In cases OF sickness or ab-
sence from the County, and all returns will
be received and assessments m ale in accord
ance with law. at tho Auditors Office, in Co.
lumbia, S. @. A. L. SOLOMON. A. r. C,
Office Richardson street, Parker Block,
Second Floor, Room No. 2. July
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The IMpERIALIsTs. "A Western paper,
discussing the probability of C;esarism
in the United States, thinks the steps of
progression to throne will be found,
if found at ell, in the following order:
a third term for Gen. Grant; ON cleo
tion for ten years; an election for life;
abolition Of State Governments; the
foundation of q permanent dynasty By
popular vote, or what passes for such.
The samo authority classihes the advo-
Gates OF empire in this wise: 1. The
whites of the South. 2. The blacks Of
the South. 3. The Northern monopo.
lists OF all kinds, landgrabbers, subsidy
grabbers, sslary-grabbers and tariff
grabbers. 4. The Federal Office holders.
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SHOCKING DEATn-Mr. James Nor
gan, a we'll known lumber merchant in
Albany, Ga, hearing loud noise in
his barn few nights ago, dressed him
self, and taking kerosene lamp in his
hand, went out to learn the cause. He
remained 80 long that his wife became
alarmed. and going out herself to see
what detained him, found the horses
trampling him under their feet and the
horses and stables in flames. After the
fire had been extinguished, the body Of
Mr.. Morgap, burned to crisp, was re-
covered.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Joseph. twelve
or thirteen years old, son OF Mr.. NJ. S.
Bailey, OF Clinton, Laurens County,
while engaged a. some daty in his
fathers saw mill, a few days since, was
caught in band Of some OF the ma
chinery, which drew him violently
through small aperture through
which the band passed, fracturing his
left arm to such degree that amputa-
tlon was necessary; and also brcakin g
his leg just above the ankle.
TnEEE ATTEMPTS To BuRS THE COURT
House Within the last two weeks,
three attempts have been made to burn
re ConEt House at this place In each
instance the fire died out of itself before
doing any considerable damage. The
building Is now guarded Mt night 10y
watchmcn. The supposition is, that
the person who made the attempts
wishes to destroy the records in the
cierk's office. .-Lmscas!er Lsdjer.
KICKED TO DEAru.-A colorcl man.
named Sid Funderburk, working on the
plantation OF Mr.. NJ. Sims, was kick cd
IN the abdomen Dy IL mule on Wetlnes.
day night last, anu died on the follow
in6 uhS A"ttiS."F L@uJSr.
An inquest was held on Thursday,
over the remains OF colorcl nun,
named " Robinson, who died from
dropsy. about fourteen miles above
Charleston.
1t is said that Colonel l.. Dirpwcll
Rhett still edit; the New Orleans p,c..
ymse, but the locality OF his editorial
rooms is not generally known, least OF
oil by the authorities.
There is girl in Burlington, Iowa,
six feet seven and hall inches in
stature, and still growing. We give
this as we end it, but ii requires elastic
credulity to hoist it.
We learn that Mrs. Lucy Pool, wife
Of Elihu Pool. died at her residence in
Laurens County, Oh the oth inst.
Robin McCrary, an aged and respect.
cd citizen OF Laurens County, died at
his residence on the 7th inst.
a thundcrbolt recently killed light
nlng-rod agent in Indiana. This seems
like o stroke Of practical justice.
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Auot1on sales.
V""f'ermd$ler and Commissary Stores. O.
count United Stutes Inreru,nl

Vd"f.ermd*ler and Ccmmissary Stores. nc.
count United Stutes Government.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SONS
On MONDAY MORNING next 1stb ;na,.
at9i O'Clock, at our auction rooms. We vii
sell, on account ofthe Government, the iol.
lowing Stores, viz:
Scales and Weights, Measures, Hatchets
SSa%s, Knives, lots OF Tinwarc. &C., &c.
canned Goods, coneisting of Sardines, To.
mnatoes, n, Beans, Jellies, Pine Apples, Prunes
flums; Corn, Peas, Cinnamon, Cayenne Pen.
per, Allspicc, Ginger, &C., &c.
large collection OF miscellaneous Dooks
and regular volumes OF Irving, Dickens. thf
Maverly, Encyclopedias, &c, &c. a GOOD
opportunity for filling in a library.
Conditions cash. Sale positive.
AZ Union. Herald copy. Anc16
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Every effort making to ciear the stock, and
puts splendid opportunity before our patrone
for winter purchases at the best prices.
r. G. SILVER CO.
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The JEWS AND In1su AKIS.-The
Je'cisA Chronicle quotes tho Belfast
Morning Ners as noticing on moro than
one occasion Mr.. Darnctt's letters to the
JewisA Chronicle in aid OF his theory.
that large numbers of Jews settled in
Ireland, that Jeremiah is. identical with
the Ollam Fola, and the Irish Corona.
ton Stone in Westminster Abbey is
really Jacobs Stone. The Belfast Morn.
ing NewS adds, that an English lady of
rare learning and attainments, Mrs.
Wilkes, has in the press learned and
curious work, urging the affinity Of the
Hebrow and Celtic races. The journal
adds, that there is no doubt as to Oh
affinity between The old Irish language
and alphabet and some of the Chaidean
languages and nlphabets, Hebrew or
Ph.cnician.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-16

All styles Of Staples and Demestics, to
gether with regular Stock Goods, on hand
III good unbroken lires, at prices to please
our patrons.
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Lumber.

Lumber.
100000 bEE1 bEE on BS.a91Sd Ssaa n ni7 1gMi M9Ii
IN Lexington County and for sale. Orders
hlied at short notice. Address P. o. Box No,
l3o, or apply atmy residence. on Main street,
near new BY Post Office building, Columbia, s. G.
July 2u 1mo W. LOWRY
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-08-16

The cottage OF VIM. Penn, in Phila
delphia, is used as beer saloon.
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y S SEFU.L
sEAyOuABIB III GOODS.

Tourists, Travellers,
And all persons going off,
will find a splendid variety of
handsome and useful things
for travellers at our house,
such as TRAVELLING G TRUNKS,
in Sole Leather, Linen Couch
Covers. or Zinc Saratogas, or
Zinc. (Gentleman's Styles
satchels, in Black and Bronze,
with Lunch Baskets, Pocket
Fans, Linen Suits, &C., &c.
In all departments will be
found goods at prices to suit
the times.
A full line of every style
Shoe and Slipper, suitable for
the season.
R. c. SILVER & CO.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-08
Crude and Refined oils.
PRICES OF 1872 AND 1873 COMPARED.

The excitement among crude oil dealers
still continued yesterday, but prices were .
little sitter without change Of quotations.
Tbe.largely increased production has grad
uslly sent prices down until they have
touched tho lowest point reached since 1866.
By reference to our 6les We find that on the
soth Of July, 1872, crude oil sold ct Par
ksr's at $3,6 60 per barrel, while on the same
date this year the price was $40 per bar.
rsI-a decline Of $l,9O. o. the same date
Of 1872. refined oil was quoted 10 this mar
kst at 10 and 1872 cents per gallon. Yes
tsrdsy the prices were l414 aud l4l}s cents
Estimated at 40 gallons, u barrel OF refined
oil, one year ago, sold at $7,9s to $s.lS.-
Now It is wori from $5,3Sh to $685.
decline Of $500 per barrel. The empty
barrel (uew) 10 worth 1925, 80 that forty
two gallons OF refined oil are sold Tor %, 7J
or about nine cents per gallon, without the
cask. These, Of course, ere Wholesale rater,
butt hoy are low enough 10 all conscience;
and even after the retailer has taken out bi
profit which is probably just now the ':lio >.
SHARE" consumers will have 20 occasion to
complain. Pittsburgh Commercial.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-08

NoTEs When we see young man
dressed 10 the height OF fashion, every now
aud then twisting bis barely visible mus
tache with q view Of showing bis diamond
ring and sleeve buttons, In the other hand
ipdiffsrsntly twirliug an ebony cane, who
puffs bic cigar 10 strangers faces; who gazss
impudeutly at youug ladies and tries to inn
press every one with effeminate mightiness,
we conclude at once that be Is q ninny, q
veritable titmouse who shows himself to sem
sible people whenever he opens bis mouth
to speak. All such are found wanting when
balanced upon the scale. They lack the
true ring ard like Judas they are two faced.
When we see young girl wearing bu"
tie large enough to carry Saratoga 'trunk,
who assumes the Long Branch wrigsle in
walking, puffs her hair int an unrecoguizu
BILE mass upon the top OF her head, who
wears an immense white collar suggesting
the fringe around our grandmother's CAP
This young lady possesses a smatterng ol
the higher branches, knowing absolutely
nothing of housework or cares She prac-
tices until she is an accomplished murderer
Of music, lacss until sbs can wear No. Is
corset, always has Iauguid air about her
aud chsws gum, che dances the Boston dip
with Augustus until the wee small hours,
sleeps until ten nexrday, dowos wrappe r
aud pores over the latestl novel until it is
time to dress for dinner. Her mission |
to obtain desirable husband. Such girle
is not fulfilling her lot. Ambitious rN
formers here is field to exert your inhu-
ence 10 reclaiming these otherwise useiu!
people to paths Of we'll doing.
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John Graham, Q colored cltizeu and
brother, is oil right when sober -
But John will drink gin and sugar 10 such
iuordinste quantities as 10 set bin almos,
crazy, and be Immediately starts for bis vine
clad shanty on the banks Of OIL Greek, and
proceeds to upset things 10 general, ending
BY giving bic spouse beating. Last night
John got on 'jambores" and proceeded 10
enac the same programme. The fun, how
ever, had hardly commenced before officer
Burgess arrived aud arrested John. He
was taken before Justice Reynolds who fiusd
bin ST. and costs. Thus ended John Gra-
hams last drunk.
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Weekly Oil Report.

Once more the tidal wave is rolling to1
ward Durham Creek, lot IL in the 10th,
south of race course and Crescent property.
The Murray wells prove the supply and duI.
ability of wells In that neigbborhood, while
Western company wells have maintained
their reputation for years, and now the new
Hyde we'll upon the same property, bas
greatly added to the interest in that local.
ity. The yield 10 some so barrels . day,
which lie certainly Q good investment, the
company is about preparing for another rig.
Tho Gathshore 5 acres, purchased some
years sipce by Messrs. Mcdonald Il Gibson,
has now been divided, the former getting
tue north half, and is getting rig ready for
q new venture. The old Dundas well is
upon the Gibson half, which runs west side
Of the new Hyde well, and Mr.. G. has brOk-
en- ground short distance from the now
celebrated Hyde well, ind purposes pushing
ahead with new we'll. The Lancaster
well is down 440 feet, with show, and will
bs completed and tested forthwith. The
olae Perk,nss& Cooley well 10 pumping
from 450, but yielding fresh water, with
small quantity Of oil. Not having come up
to expectation, the tools will bs put 10 again
and the we'll put deeper. Mr.. Lsncy has
rig up short distance to the north west Of
the celebrated Murray we'll, AMI 10 prepars
ing Q rig little to the nor-sast, evidently
determined 10 know the 'prospect" along
the sonth line OF the Crescent property; NO
doubt bis perseverance will soon be reward
ed Petrolia, Ont, Advertiser,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-08

United States Attorney Swoope has re-
cefved, for bis examination and approval q
deed from the Marine Hospital of Pennsyl-
vania, at Erie, 10 the United States Of
Americs. for the peninsula which forms the
harbor of Erie, known as Presque Island,
which contains TWO thousand and twenty
four acres. 10 1869 Morrow B. Lowry OBJ.
tanned patent for this peninsula from the
Commonwealth to the Marine Hospital, and
asquabble ensued between the Directors Of
the hospital and the citizens CT Erie in re-
gard to 1t, Measures were taken to have the
property vested 10 the United States, and
this deed has been executed and rendered
10 pursuance OF the arrangement.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-08

= 1t is believed by World correspondent
who sends dispatch to that paper from
Salt Lake City, July 26th, that Katie Ben
der, one Of the Kansas murderers, has been
arrested. "The sheriff OF Utah county," he
says, "has just discovered bag near Provo
who fully answers TO the description Of
Katie Bender. She has the appearance Of
coarse person who has associated rather
With wild animals Than human beings, and
for years instead Of months. Her sufisripgs
must have been such as none but the touch
es. kind Of constitution could endure. She
10 utterly unknown to the people of Provo,
10 which town she came from the mouu tains
in search Of food. The sheriff arrested her
as Katie Bender. She claimed, 10 reply to
questions, to be from Montana, and that
she is Roman Catholic who has adopted
the priva,ions Of savage life as the best
means Of expiatiug her sios." We don't
believe tuis s the woman at all. The de/
tectives have located Katie 10 Paris; and It
is more than likely that Katie is so thor
ougbly conscience!ess that she believes she
h's no sins to expiate.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-08

The Providence Journal says that cdri.
GUS effect Of lightning may be seen In q
couple Of family Bibles, (which were 10 q
house struck during the shower last Sunday,
ct Kingston. These Bibles were together
10 wooden box. The gliding was almost
entirely removed, while the Govern remaiu.
cd quite sound. The wooden box was deS
stroyed. The Bibles were brought 10 the
bindery Of Msssrs. Brownell, Barrows 4
Rider 10 be refnished. Is not this Q pretty
severe question for the doctrine Of Special
Providenoesi II Q Bible is not safe from
lightning in house on Sunday, what book
10?