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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-07-01
Rspublioan State Convention.

The Republicans Of Pennsylvania
will hold State Conyention at Har-
risburg, at noon, on Wednesday, Au-
gust 10, 1874, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates for Lieutenant
Governor, Auditor General, Secretary
Of Internal Affairs and Judge of the
Supreme Court.
The representation of the severa
counties in this Convention will be
based on the apportionment of Sena-
tors and Representatives made by the
present Legislature, each Senatorial
and Representative district being en-
titled to delegates equal in number to
its representation in the Legislature
under said apportionment.
RUSSELL ERRETI, Chairman
EZRA LUKENs,
JOHN M'CULLoUdH,
..a Secretaries.
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Tho following prices win bo charged
for announcements: Associate Judge $40;
Assembly, Sl0 Treasurer So; Commits
sioncr, S.: Auditor, So. No announce
ments will appear unless the cash accom-
panies the name
ASSEMBLY.
EDITOR FOREST REpuRLrcAN :-Please
announce tho name of Dr. +. Il. ALL
son, of Hickory, rs n CANDIDATE for
ASSEMBLY, subject to tho usages of the
Republican party.
Hickory REPUBLICANS.
EDITOR FOREST REpuRL1cAN: Please
announce the name of j. b. AGNEW, as
a candidate for Assembly, subject TO the
usages of the Republican party. and oblige
HIS FRIENDS.
EnIToR REPUBLICAN:- :-Announce the
name of A. l.. SEIGWORTH, Esq, of
Cooksburg, as candidate for Assembly,
subject to Republican usages.
MANY CITIZENS,
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce the
name of JOSEPH G.. DALE as q candi-
date for the nomination for Associate
Judge, subject TO Republican usages.
En-. REPUBLICAN :-Announce JAMES
GREEN, ESQ.,, of Hickory, as a candidate
for Associate Judge, subject to Republican
usages. MANY CITIZENS
TREASURER,
En-. REPUBLICAN: - Please announce
the name of WHIT. y, DAVIS, of Tiones-
ta borough, as candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to Republican usages,
MANY CTTIzENs.
ED. REPUBLICAN:-Please announce my
namo as candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the usagcs of the Republican
party. =. J. SETIEY.
COMMISSIONER.
ED. REPUBLIcAN Dear Sir-Please an
nounce the name of NICHOLAS THOMP-
SON, of Tionests Township, as n candi-
Nlate for County Commissioner, subject to
Republican usages. Mr.. Thompson served
in the war and lost his left arm at Gettys-
burg. HIS FRIENps.
Ed. REPUBLICAN, PLEASE announce the
name of VIM. Il. HEATH, of Kingsley
Iewnship, rs a candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to Republican usages.
H .4e A MANY FRIENDS.
We are authorized TO announce the name
of WILLIAM PATTERSON, of Kings
ley 'wnship, as a candidate for County
Commissioner, subject TO Republican
usages.
We are authorized to announce the
name of DAVID HUNTER, of Tionesta
Township, rs a candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to Republican usa9cs.
ED. REPUBLIcAN; - Please announce
the name of c. ii. CHURCH., of Hickory,
township, as a candidate for County Com
inissionor, subject 10 Republican usages,
and oblige MANY Il REPUBLICANS.
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In the Saw mill of Andrew Kaul,
situated one mile east of this place,
the carriage which carries the logs to
the saw, jumped the track while the saw
was running, which broke every tooth
out of the saw, it having come in con-
tact with the head block. No further
damage was done although for an in
slant steel saw teeth were flying
through the air rather promiscuously
ST. MmYs Gazette
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Secretaries.
The following items are taken
from the Cleariield Journal:

The following items are taken
from the Clearfeld Journal:
Warren Coon, son of Joseph Coon,
formerly of this place, now Of Bloom
ington, this county, was killed on
Thursday afternoon last, June 18th,
near Morrisdale, this county. under
the following circumstances He had
gone there but few days before and
taken charge Of log job for David
Holt. On the afternoon in question
he and another workman were engaged
in saving. logs in the usual way, with
~ crosscut saw, when beech tree at
Coon's back was blown out of root,
and before the unfortunate man could
get cut of its way he was crushed be-
meath its irresistible weight. His
companion sa, it in time to escape, he
being with his face toward the tree,
and warned Coon, but too late. IT
stru,k the latter just as he straighten-
ed himself up to look around. He
lived about three hours after the acci-
dent occurred. His remains were in
TERED near bloomington on Saturday.
He held life insurance policy for
81 900 in favor "f his mother, which
was taken out some time in 1871.
On Monday night, June 22d, some
seoundrels broke into the store of Mr..
r. Mossop, in this place, for the pur-
pose of robbery. The thieves affected
an entrfnee from the rear Of the build
ing, by boring through three doors and
then showing back the bolts. Upon
reaching the store-room they oroks
open two alarm money drawers, bu
iheir only reward was, perhaps, few
Aollass in niekle coin. Some tobacco
and several pairs of shoes were founC
in the rear of the building, on Tues
day morning, indicating that they car
Fisd eff some goods. but no grea
quantity, so far as could be discovered
On casual examination. We hop
the thieves may be discovered aDC
punished for their crime. IN this con
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"A man in this city. was standing
ing his yard holding fine horse when
an acquaintance came along and in
quired who owned him, when he re-
ceived the following reply: "Well
the fact is, | don't know, the boys are
up stairs playing seven out and if
you come around after they are done
III tell you. Fine brute amt he ?''--
Venango Citizen.
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-Millerstown has -phnnixed
the Phoenix in rising from her ashes.
Sixty.nine houses we're destroyed by
,the FIRE on the first day of April last,
and one hundred and three
have since been erected. Among these
are twenty.nine consecrated 10 the
needs of the thirsty. AS a precaution
against future visitations by fire the
citizens are building a brick reservoir
to hold seven thousand barrels of wa
ter, which will be supplied by artesian
wells.-Spectdfor.
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nection we may mention that two. at.
tempts have recently been made to get
into another establishment in this
place, but the thieves were deferred
from doing so by aiousing some Of the
inmates. Our merchants should take
some precautionary measures to pre-
vent such raids upon their premises,
as the present hard times are calculat.
ed TO superinduce petty thieving in
our midst.
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Ogiee Of ne UNTTED PREsRYrERIAN,
No. "A THIRD SrRrI.T.
PITTsnrRnm. MnN 2nth- isG1

Eds. LietigioaS Telescope --GkNTLEMEN.
DIR. J. w. sykes having applied 10 us
for letter of recommendation, we take
pleasure in stating that he has the reputa-
ton here Of being at the head Of the mcd-
zeal school in the treatment of the lungs
and other kindred diseases. And further.
We are glatitied al being able to say that
he is Christian gentleman, and i'm every
way worthy of any COMMUNICATION that
You may give him in your influential ami
widely-circulated paper.
With much respect, NC arc
Your obedicnt servants,
u. n. * ERR a 90.
IdiorS 'Hd Prop'Ts tHHcd PrcShyf,rT,u
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RENN NBNHBHi-R

that while you are trying some Golden
Discovery or Lung Cure" or treatment
based on lnha'ations,
VOC ARE LOSING YOUR TINE or
CURdBILI1l.
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Testimonials Of Waters Pianos and

waters Concerto I'arior Organ pos
Tho Concerto Stop is, without doubt, tho
best ever placed in amy organ. II is pro-
duced by an extra set of reeds, peculiarly
voiced, from which the offect IS most
charming, anC It's imitation Of the human
voice is superb, For sweetness Of tono
N. y. Times,
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1'icr' is ''shOd,y' IA g,ass, II wei ~ IN
IN wnQ.cu iibr,cs. Consumers of kero-
soto are sonintiine almost discouraged, 50
/ sfrequmiiiy 10 einmneys beak, wtiiout
iliA apparent c',1~c, rendering tle cost or
'chimnOys about equal t6thn, OF oil. Cheap
noss being the order of tho day, a great
laany manufactures faake clrnneys rem
sillcate of liur, instead OF from lead. The
INFLATED may toll tire different qualticS OF
glass bv riheing thenij Q vibrations OF
tho lead glass have n clear. ringing. bolt
lil-o sound, pnssCSs.na the requisite
gtroirrih to Withstand eA pansicn and con
traction. ~ wtg rs the 81 hertl IrcvsuTe pr
isN, ard will outlast hdf -dn2,ai OF tho
Time glass chimucys. Fifteen cents ii-
vested IN one of ;he Icad chimncys
money well spout, cNcn thuuga u injuries
the 'tradcN in tie cheaper kind, which IL
most nss.redN oufht To-, aul dtupdtst
81 2. Stivll n.n there, and rsmuhN il.
aAhe genuine lead elgis chiuHogs Elsy
be rad ~ whnlassle os retail oi -rI
lt 0lG10. ". DITUNipQE& & C0...
2f T.oucsta, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1874-07-01

The Concorto Pmlor orgau iw seine
tlmS cntiieiyncw il is a beautiful pafor
ornament possesses sweet aud power
ful tone is a most comn=ndahlc inNen-
ron and holds . high place in public IA
vor. ~. y. krchil,g iUSt.
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Home Estimation of Dr.. Sykes.

Among others received ly Us, we take
pleasure in transferring to our columns the
following testimonials from the editors Of
the Pittsburgh Christian .ldrOcdte and
United PresbyteriaR:
PITrsBURGH, lay III, 1867.
Publishers RetigiOUs Telescope:
Dear Brother IL take pleasure i'm stats
ing, 1or your information, that Dr. j. w.
Sykes, Of this city, is a reliable and skill
tul medical practitioner, and Justly dis
unguished in his specialty-the treatment
of the lungs. He viii not dishonor any
words of COMMUNICATION you may make
III his interest in the Religious Telescope.
Respectfully,
S. III. NESBIT.
Editor Pittsburgh ChyiStiGR Adrocafe.
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Essays on Chronic Diseases,
A large Pamphlet of As pages,
Table of Contents:

Table of Contents:
On the Nature of Catarrh.
Nasal Catarrh. .
Chronic Sore Throat (Iaryi4issD
Bronchial Affections.
Treatment of Catarrhs.
Durability of Catarrh. H.U
TubCrcular Consumption.
Nature of Consumption.
Durability of Consumption.
Treatment of Consumption.
Asthma, or Phthisic. f..I ...t
Durability of A-thma.
Heart Diseases.
Dyspeptic Disorders.
Diseases of tho Liver.
Diseases of the towels.
URINARY Disorders.
temaie Complaints.
Scrofula and Skin Diseases.
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ASSEMBLY.

EDITOR FOREST REPUBLICAN :-Please
announce the name of Dr. +. Il. ALLI-
son, of Hickory, rs n CANDIDATE for
ASSEMBLY, subject to the usages of the
Rppnl,lipof, marty
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pEs. SXKA zGS'
Mode Of Treatment.

Is the fruit of over twcntv years OF exclu-
sive attention to Chronic affections, and an
experience embracing many thousands of
eases, and has been blessed in the recoye-
ry of hundreds who wero deemed past
hope. 1t consists in selecting for each case
the remedial means best adapted to its
cure. His patients have the benefit of ev-
CRY new discovery and theory of value.
His remedial resources include medical
Limitations both of Vapor and Of Gtomized
huids, together with tonic, cleansing and
regulating medicines of unsurpassed Off
cacy. ana hygienic and mechanical RENE
dies OF great value.
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- y -, 80
Is S sseS Is:sS.s:asl IN
E|IIE|l!aIII[I

This Sewing Machine gives the best sat
isiaetion To the user, is paid for most readi-
~, and is the best OF all to sell. III there
Is no "Donestic' agent in your town, APP
ply 10 DOMESTlC y. NJ. CO., n. y. l3 At
LADIES SEND for elegant Fashion. Book.
SUBSCRIBE for the Forest Republican
- j. twill Psy.
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Waste No More time

on Patent Medicines, or Inhalations. or
Water Doctors" or on any partial or in.
efficient treatment.
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AN ORCHESTRA IN THE PARLoH.-The'
orchestrai organ Is the nane of anew reed
crgan recently announced by Horace Wa
teis q SGn The instrument takes this
name from it's recently invented orehcs-
tral stop. Tho Voiengsot this is peculiar,
producing thc effect Oi full sweet CON
tralto voice. It's finest effect is prOduced
whom the stops are drawn. 50 that AN or
and makes handsome article of mrui-
ture.' N. J.. SHl. ..-
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nvalids desiring truthful information
concerning the above, and other Chronic
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The Woters Pianos are known as nlnnng
the very best. We are enabled To speak ut
these Instruments with cnniidcnco, rom
personal hroW'cdge y. }. Fr"HgeiHf'
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announcements.

tThe following prices win bc charged
for announcements; Associate Judge $40:
Assembly, $40; Treasurer, So; Commits
aioncr, s.; Auditor, SO. No announce
ments will appear unless the cash accom-
panies the namc.l
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HIcKoRY RErunLIcANs.

EDITOR FOREST REPUBLICAN - Please
announce the name of J. b. AGNEW, as
a candidate for Assembly, subject TO the
usages of the Republican party. and oblige
HIS FRIFNDS
New-York tribune., 1874-07-23

ENTRIES FOR THE CLEVELAND RACES.
CLEnELAND, July 22.-The entries for the
races Of the Cleveland Club closed last night. All the
classes are filed. The following are the entries:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-23
A WOMAN's BRAVERY,

Mary Guam, q servant girl, while sleeping
in the front basement of tenement house at No. ll3
Westinghouse, was awakened at 1890 Yesterday
the room in the back basement She instantly leaped
out OF bed and into the room suspecng that thief
had broken into the house On opening the door she
saw clearly every part OF the room, which lighted
III, by lets OF fire pouring out Of large pile OF kndling
wood in one OF the OF the Standing
the fire and blowing upon the flames stood a man
Of large stature. The stranger turned quickly
about upon becoming conscious OF her pres
epce and she saw that he had bis face
backened with some pigment. Before she could utter
a word he sprang toward her. grasped her with both
hands about the throat and endeavOred to strange her
She struggled desperately and at last uncasped his
hands from her throat and pushed him back. Then
snaching up large carving knife from the table she
struck fercey at him with tho weapon The blade Of
the knife struck him the face and Inflicted deep
cut across his right cheek He lodged her and ran out
INTO the back yard She did not dare follow him, but
Instead the and called PatrOlman Casey
of the Precinct to the spot The officer
entered the building and thoroughly searched tine back
yard, could not find the incendiaTy who had had
several moments, however, in which 10 escape Whie
through the basement the Ofrer stamped
the flames OF the burning wOOdpie and eXtlnguished
them. on examining the sticks Of wood afterward IL
discovered that they were saturated with Kerosene
The building Is owned by John F. Clark, who occupies
several apartments in IT, The night before he assisted
Patromau Casey 10 defend himself from gang OF long
shOremen. who had attacked the officer In Washington.
st. One OF these oDghoremen 1t is suspected secreted
himself the house after the aray, aud later In
the night attempted to secure revenge IN the manner
described The servant said that the inceDdiary was
large man aud had small side whiskeIs ana q mus
fapl
New-York tribune., 1874-07-23
A REMARKABLE METEOR.

APPEARANCE OF A METEOR ON SUNDAY NIGHT-Ir
DIVIDES INTO TWO BODIES OF DIFFERENT COL
oRs-IS II RELATED TO THE CoMErf
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: There appeared in the heavens last
night remarkable meteor some account OF which may
be OF interest to your readers of whom presume,
witnessed the display because OF the ateness OF the
hour It's passage was few minutes after midnight.
became aware Of Its presence by a sudden flash of
light sufficiently bright to cast a shadow upon the
ground and startling in its suddenness and brillancy
as TO frghten the horse that was driving. My first
thought was of lightning bat the facts that the night
was perfectly clear and the light lasted longer than
lightning fash, caused me to look up. when saw
luminous body apparently quite half large as the
full moon, shooting rapidly directly overhead IN line
very nearly direct from south to north The view of its
course to the north mpeded by trees but before Its
disappearance behind them 1 noticed something OF
zg-zag motion, followed by breaking of the meteor
into two bodies. The color of the light pre-
vious to the breaking was bright yellow
like that Of the moon, but or the two
parts one assumed sort of blush green and the other
an amber-lke brown. There in these colors pc
culiar richness-a llQuidity-that have in
any other than meeoric cOlors. can only compare 1t
to the internal light Of the opal After the breaking
the two parts seemed to diverge-one following the
former direction, the other flying off little to the
east. ~. -..-,
Your readers will remember a meteor that excited
great deal Of comment which appeared soHe years ago
i tbuk, in the Summer OF 1859 was struck with the
similarity between that and the OF last night That
was larger but, both before and after breaking, Oh
served in both the same phenomena as TO color
In point OF distance in both cases the observer was i'm
pressed with idea OF nearness The one seen last
night seemed not far above the teeOps but III
must have been distant, for heard no report on
it's bursting. while distinctly remember hearing such
report in the other case and yet that was very dis
tant There was IN both cases, also, the appearance OF
long train Of light which, suppose, can be set down "
the optical effect OF the rapid motion.
Can any OF the Knowing ones explain the reason Tor
these peculiar cOors tell whether this meteor was
not a parting Gift from our late cometary yisitorf
SatOeyties, ". T.. July 20, 1874. .. ii. c.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-23
FAIR ELECTION PROMISED.

The Commissioners of Police art determined
that there shall be no tamperDg with the ballot the
coming election II in the appointment of inspectors
OF election will prevents IT, Commissioner Duryee stated
yesterday 10 reporter Of THE TRIBUNE that the entire
Board had canvassed the matter and fully appreciated
Its importance. 1t proposed 10 guarantee fair cleo
ton by selecting for inspectors OF election men whose
character stands fair the community Low ward
politicians are not wanted nor will they be appointed.
The full Board will pass upon the appointments, and
whenever II is discovered that OF bad reputation
has been named matter by which party, he will be
rejected. The lists will be open for Inspection. The re-
mOvals will DE made in the open Board, and all the
requments Of the law will be fully complied with The
Board purpose to act fairly Ia all things
New-York tribune., 1874-07-23

call for our sympathy or respect Assuming TIC run
OF his whole story, he was willing tor buSlness
reasons. to hide tho horns he for s0iDe
six years, and 20 attempt to help himself at last
children Such dirtily patient way OF enduring the
direct wrong, such long denial that any wrong eX-
jsted such continuous assertion that between Mr..
Beecner and himself there had been only disagree
written In mrlOdramlttc style, ~ IN Itself 80 nv
terry ont OF the ordinary style OF many Ieel-
ing that, taking the worst possible view OF me IhcH,
Mr. Tilton ia a wrctchcd spoon, and his statement, no
matter how verified By oath. must be taken rs we tdhc
the evidence OF party to lawsuit He may tcl tbe
tIry what he pcasps and the jury may believe nucb OF
little all none. II please. Nor DO W. hcsate
TO avOw that profoundly dhNlOu' that mI.
Reechet's defense should be ample ana cobNlhcHS We
do not see now 1t can be altogether So but hs lar
name il part Of the National wcltr, and we are nor
willing 10 surrender IL upon al or pdrc statement IEo
hurt Is too heavy.
THE GRAYEsT PART OF H.
From IT. Efisibctl Joarn1L ,
But the gravcst part OF the case Is iUrnlShPn
by the letter, and paprs which Mr. Beechcr has hlm,"
written. without them he c0d'J remain snen, Vtt Vtt
although he has not admitted thing criminal ~ L3
letters vet grave fault Oh his part has been aHud
to which be Xpaincd away. Ihe case T. no" nc
fore the couutrythcy his jury not ms cohElc@2n
simply. II he Is struck down py llItChs pLi'one" sun"
then the country VIII mourn the loss OF name ana
character second to none, ana the puipt Iu on >'A
cloth and ashes for its greatest orator Tue cNlnlHa
ton is still going on, and It should be tnoIOuSj tl'
Everybody connected with the case OF "'y
can throw any light upon 10 must be cailtd, ana
the thing must be pushed tOhc bitter eud " ld!ocy
malignant rage, and blaCkmtiliuH have conSpfcu
together to make "A victim OF the great man VINO hl'
impressed his Individuality for good for so many years
upon America-nay upon the world, let me pot De tx
posed but IT, God grant 10 may not De- the great Igu
is TO 90 out INTO blacknoss OF darkness. We shd
have to summon up our strength to bear IT,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-23

While the statement Is maultestly charac-
terzed by extrayagaut Inconsistencies sefstultlca
lions and absurdities-presenn under oath facts
what he has repeatedly as sOlennly denied-there Is,
nevertheless embodied in tins indictment mass of cor
respondence which certainly needs 10 be very clearly
explained utterly dsayowed by Mr.. Beeeher and the
unhappy woman whose husband after he says con-
donng so much, has turned 1eTcely upon her We
do not know by whose procurement this statement is
brought pTematurey before the public but its ncon-
pruities are sufficiently marked TO the candid
mind TO await the answer OF Mrs. TIltOn and Mr..
Beechcr before forming nnal Judgment in TINS sckening
and dpplor,lDIe scandal.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-23

" z WU IIOV hIIV' VIIIV"stI ,II"oV IfI'IIt II ~
that document gwen To the paper which frs
published it, IL would have been infinitely better fo
The ends Of justice that all the evidence before the Ex
amniDg Committee should have been reserved until IL
the statements and cOuntcrstateents would have beer
weighed together and before pre- udces begOten by The
reading OF either separately had been allowed TO crys
taize aud harden. The old proyerb One story Is goo,
until the other tOd" has been proved an infuit,
OF cases ever since mems passions first embroed then
In controversies. TINS last is not likely prove al
gA
New-York tribune., 1874-07-23

The Hohenzollern brought 81 immigrants
from Bremen yesterday; the Fusia $40 from Hamburg;
the Abyssna 3s from Liverpool anl tho Victoria lbl
frQm GLASGOW. total, ssl.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-23
JUDGEMENT SUSPENDED.

We are unavoidably compelled to publish
this document matter OF news OF more than ordinary
interest TO large portion OF the public or the docu.
mrnt itself refrain from speaking at present. further
than TO say two thncs First, this Is either an extra
ordinary tissue of missatements by dsJrdered
miud (Or il il hardly compatible with any plausoie
theory Of criminal cdnningl or II Is most sad
dcung chapter OF guilt Secondly, however, it should
be remembered that II Is but an eX plrte, onesided
Story, coming from "A person who cannot any
theory be led and il becomes
the reading public to suspend juds sment till the reDut
ting evidence is produced.
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