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BUSINESS CARDS

MoNT-CARMEL CONVENT, Acade,
~: n my for the Young Ladies, under the
Olrectlon OF Sister St. Bernard.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DANZIGER'S
1878 Spring! Spring 1878!
GRAND OPENING
Oh
Spring Dry Goods,
DANzlGER'S

Thanking for the kind and liberal patronage
bestowed upon us by our CITY and country
friends during the past fall, we have made un-
usual exertions iiiis season to procure cheap
choice and elegant stock OF Spring and sum. !.
mer Dry Goods and take pleasure IN announce
ing that our efforts have met with great such
cess, and that during the coming Spring and
SUMMER we will be able to Otfrr greater in
ducemtnts to purchasers ihau ever before.
Goods Of all descriptions are very cheao. Cali.
Goes aud Cotlons at and ) cents Der ward
good Sheetings at Is cents. BobbinetS for mos
quito tars at 81 25 and 81 so piece; q very fine
bobbinef al 50 and ~ piece. No one caI find
fault with good Goods at ,uch prices.
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yzErNOfr. FcANK. Waiehs'aker Gsa 9.
Il ly,.'e., il Aas Js.oe1y ee' nam o.'
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xxyE,ssENTHANNER, All Hs, Con co
w tioncrv aud Sota HaIer' s o.so
8. .eet between Market aud MANI S'feo''
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JEkktN, A: J. foreign aud domestic
nor g; SCGas, hats: ;aoe: and groceries, cor.
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HOFFMAN'S STAGES,-Fruak Ho6e
IL man Proprietor, L. Bo,del, Con-
Gactor, in connection with Mo. ,san's Lou
siaaa, and Texas Il. K. LafOurchs Cros-
ing.
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xyoO ye MEN.s EENEsoLsNT As
SOC,AriON, or LAToS EcHE-
re.r,,. NEE. i. Oh ,ae i ST WEI 1e 4. '
nfe..c;, ,,ol,a. YG7oc'oes. az tde Oi'9n
b III. Co. G eenase Aases; ,...
G. Ssboulia. Vire-Pre jeas. ;; Wsnso
:ssoea. Secfa.,sy. C. AzeMs, its.sarss.' I,e.
j. M. Walsh Censor. j. N W-i.at' Co'-
tecto:.
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1xyAsuINcTON HOrLL. Ms: g
w Gamard, Poo. etor, nafsos Isl Ss
between St. Philip aaG s.. Loo'ss O'ft'o''
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HESSE MRS. S. MiIiinary and Fancy
IL Dry Goods, st. Philippe st., beaween
Leyee and Main Streets.
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THIBODEAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer OF
/ the Toscn, corner Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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HOFFMAN,, F., Carriage Maker, Edo.
IL cry table corner jackson and st.
Bridget Streets.
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HOFFMANN, w., Dry Goods and Gro
IL ccries, Main treet, between Focus
and st. Philip Streets.
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T1HIR,,l,AUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
No 80. A. +. and A. M.-Iegular
meetings OIL Wednesday, on OF before
each full moon ut O'Clock r. M. Green
Street, between Levee and Market
Streets.
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n0FFMANN, H., Cabinet Maker, deal
ller IN Hard,oarc, Paints, Oils, Earmish
es, etc, Main street, between jackson and
St-Philip
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,coIy. P. A., Family and Piomia-
A ian groceries, Maiu street, between
s,d st. Philip streets.
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xxytNDER. THOMAS, Purish Attor
w ney.-- Office. Market street. Dc
tween Maronge and Patriot Streets
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VOL. XIII.
RUSINESS CARDS.

csrIJdEAU, MRS. E., Dry Goods.
A 1auey articles. de-, corner Market
= q ans streets,
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ST. JOHNS SCHOOL.-Rev. G. +. D.
~ Lyme principal jackson Street near
st. Johns Church.
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TsHIBODEAUX, JOS. T., PAasmacist,
i Dealer in Patent Medicines, Pe,'fs.
mery, &C., corner of Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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ERANKLIN HOUSE-B.F. HOLDEN.
i Proprietor, corner St-Louis and Mar
ket SITS.
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nAzZO DIR. j. B G., PhysiciGa and
" Acouchcu-, Thibodaux p. o., Lafour
che Parish, La.
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THRONE, J. A., Books and stationary de-
i mt, corner Main and st. Louis SITS.
focpposite L. V. Riviere's Storel. Photo
sqraphie Gallery, corner Et. Louis and Thi
hOdaux.
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SQUIRE. GEO. W, Justice of the
- Peace. 2nd. Wasd-Office, corner
Market and Green, up stairs.
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IA 3ACHADO, J. o. Groceries a,ad Dry
II tsop..s. to.aer Maine jackson and
Lesee Streets. s"
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

,,.d IN the calling OF a mass convention for the
has resu ,,iting Republican In the Held 1T Is pos
p9Ip tbat the convention viii reassenOle anu feo"H
sider their action ,
Demoeratic papers are ridlcullng the au7
t..ned by the chairman Of their State Committee
.. p~adno Eagle calls II double assault on the Re
s,,ap marty and the Kings English. He wants tne
P...ocrats who have stood by our standard through
-, and han'-does he mean Hail, Columbia t-to
te thsr locks again. Does he mean ON assault on
a. ,stenings OF the state Treasury vaults or are ns
the com mapded TO slnie their CORY locks IN eAu
oHDR His reference to the feast OF ulutnd s"ulu9
yaneh like a longing for the loaVes ana htncs. -
S.toririan Mr. Speer is as deeded hIallIe "s ho 10
eampaign manager.
The address of the Hon. Louis w. Hall, at
,,aisburg Saturday evening, calm, clear review
solid South issue. He handled mis- subject without
10 or bitterness and convinced his hearers that the
,.ns ia vital one to-day. One point made by Mr. HAN
.,bis: ait would be interesting TO the people OF the
I'm 10 have an honest report Of the administration Of
~. Droeeds Of the public lands granted 10 the rebel
60 after the war; TO found and endow agricultural
eI-as al which both white and ColOred might D6 eau
etef 10 abor II would be found that military schools
The s'udents are exclusively white, ana cIOihtu
W ,feirratc gray, The histories IN all these scbools
w aiieges have been carefully revised and brouGht
sou Oharnony with Southern sentiment" win ths
noratie party controlled by the soma SCUM IN pos
Don ~ Congress, he believed that there w0Od loloW
pro,s nushuV OF rebel claims, an effort 70 enlarge
- s-eue Court TO add judges pedged 10 oecIrs
t ~ tbree amendments 10 thg Constitution Aull ana
ood fhc rrorgan zAtlOn OF The army so as 10 ADMIT
VI aescSrs DO served In the Confederate army
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
MUSICAL NOTES.

Wagner's G0tterdammerung" was produced
at Munich for the first time the 18th ult. with the
most brilliant success. The Brinnhilds OF Frau Yogi
aud tho siegfried OF Herr YOgl are spoken OF as
especially fine.
At the Welsh Eisteddfod. held at Birkenhead
recently, the floor OF the coak-roOm gave way, and
more than twenty ladies were injured. Some years
SINCE at the Rhwddand Castle Eisteddtod, the orches
tral platform gave way and though lives were lost
sOms persons were severely hurt
At the Norwich (Eng.) Musical Festival, which
will take place October Is HsndePs "Acis and Galatea,
the first part "spring." from Haydn's " Seasons"
Professor MscFarTen's OratOrio Joseph" Men
delssohn's Elijah and Handels Z" Messiah will be
among tha more important works to be performed.
Among the soOists Miss Anna Williams, hme.
Trebsili. NINE. AIbsn, Mr.. Sanity Mr.. Lloyd and Mr..
W. Shakespeare.
The Handel and Haydn Society of Boston
has got TO work again. and the usual FIVE performances
will be given this Tho works 70 be presented
are Yerdrs Requiem" (which had o great success
when It was given last Spring.. dn November "a Mes
Sah," December %; MendessOhn's Hymn Of Praise "
and Berhoz's flight into Egypt" February 8 " 81.
Matthew Passion Music" OF Bach, April IL Judas
MaceabBus," April IL.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16


ANDERsoN-Iu bingham, Mass. on the Ian INST, r. ?.
80 and months thefather OF the rev.
Dr. Anderson, of this city
BUCRLTN-At Jersey City Heights Monday october ID.
1873, Gouyerneur NJ. Bucklin. . -, n.
Funeral viii be hod at his late resbdence NO 40
Laidlaw-aye to-day, at O'Clock.
Jefferson County IN " and san Francisco tCa] papers
please copy
HALMar ha Hail. aged II at her ato residence. No
Funeral services 10 ne held First NJ Il. Church. Man.
haitian ave. Wednesday, october Ii, at l3O p m . -.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully invited 70
attend.
IVES At San Rafael cal october g. 1873 Ralph ousted
Ives, aged 80 years.
sCHAUs-At Homburg. Germany. Sunday, october Is.
Margaret =, wife OF William Schans
Notice Of funet al hereafter
KINosLAND-on Sunday, October l3, Ambrose c. Kings
Relatives ana friends Of the family are invited attend tho
fnnera from residence, No Ia 6thsve, on Thurs.
day october H. at 10 o'clock It's requested that DO
flowers be sent.
KOFNEN-In this city, on SUNDAY morning, october Is,
Agnes KOenen daughter Of Mrs Josephine and the late An
drew KOenon aged 80 wears months and II days -.
Funeral services wednesday afternoon At I3O at ner ae
residsncr, SO Thirst.
Relatives ana friends are invited to attend
McCUNEAt her Philadelphia on the llthtnst.
Rachel widow Of the late Clement AcCune OF that CITY, In
the S6h year OF her age.
NICHOLs-on sunday October s the Grand Boulevard
Hotel 19hst, Edward starr eldest son oi Eo A. Nlcho
FUaers al Danbury ConD on wednesday the 10th inst ~
Train leaves 42d.st Depot at O'Clock a.
ROBERTSON-On Sunday October l3, 1873 Henry L. Rob-
erts0n Register of the Department OF Public Works In
Raes and friends 80 members Of keystone Lodge 235.
and KnckerhOcker Lodge ga 7. ana A, NJ am sylvan
Chapter 1873 r. 81, are respectfully Invited 10 dttehd
ate residence al East lishst Friends respectfully
requested 20 Omit flowers
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
PERSONAL.

Colonel T. W. higginson Is gong 10 i've III
Cambridge hereafter
A. Bronson Alcott will continue his
aCopversatons this Winter in Boston
Tbo Crown Princess of Prussia is sensible
- when she visits an exhibition. she goes In
,mnIo black silk gown, with straw hat with oiacK
band and veil =,
NJ Seth Green has received another gold
.ad., from France in recognition of his success as
,rnlturst This Is the fourth medal given to him by
HE same society.
Mrs. Croswell, the widow of Edwin Cros-
seII many Years ago the accomplished and successful
editor Of The Albany Argus died on SUNDAY evening S'
the residences Of her daughter, IN BiughshIon'
The Rev. Wayland HOyt declares bis inten-
Hon 20 preach Gous sermons his recent journey to
Montana he SAYS Of graves OF Clusters massaered
men that they in disEracefuly neglected cohuton'
The Meade Monument Association is collect
hgmOney with exceeding pains and slowness Count
nR subscriptions contingent contributions ana the
United States cannon. there are still $4,000 to be
raised.
The Chinese Ambassador and his suite have
been visiting the Naval Observatory in Washington and
catching the stately progress Of Jupiter These Eastern
Frntemen are said to have asked many questions as
Yankees could
Mr.. Jefferson Davis, jr, has the yellow fever
At the home Of his brOtheT-n-lay, Memphis The
young mans sister was staying Wisconsin at the time
that the plague began In tha cly and hurried home m
uedtatey 10 nef III casc ol
Dean Stanley is quoted as saying of America
TO correspondent Of The Utica Observer 81 like the
people and "a much have Of the country. You
are enterprsing and for go-ahesd people romarka
by thrifty But, sir hardly know what to think of
the newspapers. presume that they mirror the peo-
pie to certain extent, but sadly fear that some Of
their enterprise begoten vt the expense Of veracty
IreaIly-" At this point Mr.. Grove entered the car
with pape T. ana pointing To paragraph asked Dean
Stanley to it, Taking the he read follows
Dean Stanley has accepted invitation 10
preach in tine Unitarian Church, Concord, some
time before his return TO England" That was all, and
vet his reverence seemed almost angry as he threw
down the paper remarking he did So There, that
illustrates precisely what just brought before YOU
have invited 20 preach In tho church In
question: much less have accepted an invitation OF
that character IL Is true that have been asked TO
preach in two three Episcopal churches, but in no
Instance nave been asked 70 ociate in the church Of
any other denomination It very unpleasant sir for
stranger misrepresented upon the occasion
OF his first visit America, but cannot believe for
moment that the writer intended TO wound my feel
ings."
LONDON, Oct. 15.-ArraDgements are being
mazda for banquet to Lord Duferin, at Belfast Ire
land, on his return from Canada.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
HOW TO GET THE TRIBUNE

To the Editor OF The TrtbuRe.
SIR: Can nothing be done to stir up some
Of the negligent news agentst Apparently there mas
been great rush for TRIBUNEs for the past week
or ten days, and unless l am promptly Oh hAnd
at the newsstand where l usually buy berore
O'Clock in the morning, cannot get copy Yesterday
went about 10 o'clock to six stands before cOuid get
one Five several times the answer was maoe' All
gone.p Why should newsdealers be so much s.oNe6
than other business men, to meet the Pubic Gemanu
Yours, ANGRY hEADEh-
He,0- York, Oct 15, 1878.
INewsdealers generally make up their orders Tor
any particular days Issue tolerably early the day
before. Doing their business so much in advance
they are often likely to make mis-
take in guaging the demand. and 1t rarely
makes much difference what paper they run out Of,
since the average New-Yorker is 80 good natured
that if he can't have the paper he wants. he VIII
lingly buys whatever one the nowsdealer Is stuck
on,' 80 that the dealer makes his proht all the
same, and gets rid Of his unsaable stock lhe
way 10 compel q newsdealer to keep sufficient
Supply of TIIBUNEs when there is "a special demand
for them is to refuse peremptorly to buy any other
paper. A short course of treatment of that sort
never fails to be cffectual.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
CFrom The Providence Journal of oct 7. 1871
Yellow Fever Treatment.

To hs Editor Of The Journal;
While the ravages the yellow fever seem hardly TO lessen
An atom It may bit OF testimony resulting from
sonal experience Will DO OF practical value.
have only this morning read In the Providence Journal Of
sen O. An article by Thomas Hazard ESQ., the
ment OF yellow patients, which strhgely, until now
had escaped my notice
During the rs four months OF l873 the yellow fver spread
death among people RIO dc Janeiro-where then
yngas scarcely before visiting localities the
sweeping natives and foreigners most
careful in their and habS my memory Is not at fault
nearly i've thousand people died OF the disease and IL
me- nearly whom acquainted had the fever more
or One need never be mistaken about the sym
toms and when there nearly always time TO
make good fight and IL not frightened successful one
know OF where the remedy Mr. Hazard suR
cests and precsy no stated e. eeciua IN arrest
ing the disease aud odsctng indeed. cannot renem
her any one having died dd follow this treatment One
OF my clerks took the dscase attended by Brazilian
,byscian followed the mode OF ueatment and dod
I'm four days myself taken with the fever, followed
recfs,ly the mode prssbed by Mr. HLz1rd had nurse
with me WAS out OF my bed IN DAYS. out Of my room
IN three Another OF my clerks aken and very
careful 10 follow the treatment, and well and out
even sooner than myself
When the disease is developing the evidences are
taxable but much like those Of severe violent end
papfu cold that persons careless enough neglect
themselves until th teysr has such grip upon them that 10
human agency loosen its hold but II taken In time
have the greatest confidence that this treatment Will In an
immense majority Of cases. effect a Though gave
somo attention OF the disease surrounded
was by for have knowledge Of 1t e1
cert from ODseryaOn still this treatment
seems reasonable simple there appears 80 much pn
o,ophy in Il. mode Oi erpsllR9 The Dos0H from the sgSteB
and and kIOW much benefit ErisnE from it.
that constrained to help Plbsh IT, have seen both
the Brandrerh and Potophyln PHI used in this treat
ment aad the action Of both identical and know that
either is good. D. l. b.
Baltimore Oct T. 1878.
NB-Podo ,hynn pOdophylum. alone is unsafe as
pysc when important not 10 weaken the patient do
not think wise to podophyIln as remedy. because
like ealomel chemical and quite debltatng. Itsome
times takes hteen hours act AMI then operate as an
emeuc My pills purge In from one to three hours in doses Of
seven eghtpils.
powdered mandrake podophyum is not 80 unsafe
attn ia purgaye uncertain Brandreths PHI
have chemical in their composition and are always safe for
all ages aud conditions OF life They nfaIDY take those
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
DRAMATIC NOTES.

A series of dime entertainments is in pro-
gress at the Cooper Union. Mr.. A. p. Burbank reud
last night.
Miss Maggie Mitchell may be seen this week
as Fanehoa at the Grand Opera House Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Williamson. who are now performing in California
will come to this theatre the 4h OF November the
"Chinese Question and " Struck OIL"
The farcical play of Baby is to be re-
vyed at the Park Theatre This stage will be devoted
TO this pleoo ana Hurricanes" and Bouquets and
Bombshels during the next two weeks LOtta appears
at the Park October 2S ia now piece, called La
CiRAle"
Tonight and on Friday and Saturday will
be offered the last opportunities OF witnessing the pres
ent nDe revival OF the "5ohool for Scandal at waack
The "Road to Ruin" which is worthy companion pic
ture will be given Tbursday evening and at the Sat
urday matinee. The jealous Wife ts 10 be presented
mex
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
A WALL-STREET FAILURE.
SUSPENSION OF HAAR g. co.

Is4NDlO4N OI "a OV'
SALE OF ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND
NINETY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN GOLD. AND EIGHT
THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED SHARES OF STOCK
LIABILITIES OF THE FIRM NEARLY TWO HUN
DRED THOUSAND DoLLARs-J. II. HAAR AR
RESTED on CHARGE or MsAPPRoPRIATING
EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS BELONGING TO
BELDFN co.
Haar& Co., Wall-st. gold brokers' made an assign
ment Yesterday The failure, it is charged, was
preceded by fraudulent transactions growing
out of contracts with Belden Il Co. This firm
secured order of arrest for j. H. Haar, who being
unable to obtain bail, fixed at ,000 was locked
mp last night in Ludlow Street Jail Mr.. Haar de-
MES any fraudulent acts. Tho liabilities of the firm
are nearly 5000 O0O
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
SMITH WEED AND TWEED
OF AN EARLIER DATE.
October IS, 1873

COPARCENY OF AN EARLIER DATE.
HOW SMITH WEED CALLED OS Mr.. TWEED FOR FUNDS
-"Do. PoR GODS SAKE. SEND TRS"-" CIV
ING" TWEED SENATOR FROM IHE ESSEX Dis
TRCT.
The following letters need 20 explanation, except
70 say that tho Norton referred to was evidently
Christopher +. Norton, the Democratic candidate
for the Senate in the Essex District, in 1869:
Pirate PLA1TsBUEGII, Oct. % 1869.
MY DEAR TWEED Yours at hand. Norton Is M
the River and IN Essex Co. We leave for Warren
Co Monday night While there shall need to use
some Of those funds and very much desire to have
them where can draw ACT them. Send them to the
Union National Bk OF albany by Friday, to my credit
or TO NOrtOn's Do, for Gods sake. send ten. We do
not want to press you. bnf must hare Il 10 carry the
district and will repay IL If We do not 0ire you
SeBatyr-if you give us tins sum. We are
moving heaven and earth, and are going 10
tpiR bnt must not be disappointed in money, and we
are putting in oil we can-Tcmember ours is eI
tended district, il being l3O miles from here t0
GIens Falls, and we have 10 hare our funds hand
Tuesday Is probably the last time shall go to War
rem We have tIusty Leaders there
You know La Bau. You cannot a1iord to have him
In the Senate, aud we can beat him II yOu help us
with ten. II is hie aud death, and with 1T can
umph YOU ever saw. Things are working
beautifully but our stoGks u are ont. and we
must meet them or be hurt. Don't fail u.s.
Ttpeed as know Won want to defeat La Bau more
than any other Republican. and Norton Is your firm
friend. Just soon as you get this send ten 10 one
OF us at Albany as above as We shall draw against
you. Yours WEED.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16

gave me an order 10 buy all the gold 1
could at 1918 having previously made
settlement Of our old They also wanted us 10
carry 1000 shares of Union Pacific stock TO do we
pleased with It. We sold IL at 90 aud made
q settlement. They claimed that We owed them
$50 600, and they told me that firm could
go and attend to business for them They SAID that
there gold and that their purpose was 10
run the price up 1O2. They wanted US 20 sell In
hurry 5000 shares OF Western Union stock They sad
possible should sell 900 shares OF Northwest pre-
ferred If could get it out at 6S or 6Sl2 This SAFE
they said break the price OF that si0oG Ihey Also
ordered 10 sell 5000 shares Of Northwest common
The truth ~, that Beden Co. we're short OF stocks,
aud the whole thing was a scheme to get chance to
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
THE DRAMA-4USIC.
MR. J w. ALBAUGH AS LOUIS XII.

The late Z. L. Davenport-wbo was proud.
and Justly So OF his performance OF Sir Giles OveTeae
often expressed the intention OF making specially Of
that work in the belief that II would day become
as popular in his hands Zip Van Wkie had become
IN the hands Of Mr.. JsforsOn He forgot that the
Character Of SIR Giles is utterly abhOrreDt and
hsteiui to the human heart and accordingly that the
Deter 1t Is acted the 1t win be dsked, and the
more It is dsked the more It Will be avoided People
can oe startled once and again. by superb exhibition
.. Brilliant Wckedness and horror; but they cannot be
charmed by It, There s to be sure fascination In ev
ana tas' sometimes. is very beautiful and very potent.
Du' does not strike deep. and II does
0leoonre Humanity fears a monster. the moment it
,o.Aes his presence; and what IL fears II very soon
Aes The safety OF tbe actor who embodies sir Giles
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