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blasting.

Blasting rock is of very frequent occu:-
renee, but blasting earth is more rare.
This morning, laborcrs employed in dig
ging Z trench to connect sewer from
Sensenig's new building with tic public
sewer corner of Duke and Grant streets,
found the ground SO badly frozen, that
it waslso hard: TO dig it mp with picks, that
they attempted to blast It with powder.
The attempt was only partially successful,
as the blasts expended themselves beneath
the frozen crust, and the men finally built
a line of fire along the trench and thus
thawed out the frost.
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Cutting Ice.

A number of icc-m erchants, confec-
TONERS, butchers. hotel keepers and others
who use large quantities of ice during the
summer, are availing themselves of the
present cold snap TO harvest supply OF
ice. On the city reservoir and ponds in
the vicinity of the city the ice is almost
five inches thick and on the ConestOga
from three to four inches
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upon Grant, carrying with it imperial pow
er to him for life and after his death to his
eldest son.
On the question Of comforting new title
on Grant 1t is to be hoped the Democracy
VIII present united front in opposition.
1t Is not the trifling matter the Republ:-
cans would fam make it appear. but is a
tiOns.
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DUBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
i On SATURDAY EVENING pECEMEEE
ii, 1880, will be sold Mt the Fountain Inn hotel
that valuable twOstOry Erick Dwelling, with
twO-stOry Brick Back Eul,linS. No. 3is south
Prince street, containing entry, open stairs,
parlcr, dining room ani Kitchen On 1irst floor.
The secOnd-stOry has four nn'! PANTRY,
with three closets and summer Kitchen, IGxl3
feet, with Fireplace and bake-Ovcn. Good els
tern antl well of water. grape vines and ytri
nicely fixed sas pipes i'll five ap;t:ln,cnts
Lot 20xll7 feet to n eject common alley.
Persons wishing to see the property do
30 by calling on the premises on the uadcr-
signed,
Sale to commence at o'clock p. III. OF said
day when terms OF sale will be made known
by GEORGE. YEI>LEI.
II. SHUBERT, Auct. di.td
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CONGR ESS.


WASHINGTON, d. c., December TO-
The appropriations committee reported
the pension appropriation bill and it was
ordered printed. 1t appropriates s4s, ,OOO.-
600 for army pensions, 81, ,OO0, 900 for navy,
and 100000 for surgeons, etc.
The Senate concurrent resolution as to
counting the electoral vote was then called
up, but the House soon afterwards went
into committee on the private calendar.
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Saved from Death

Mrs. Jacob Wilson, Marion, o.. says her
child was not expected to live. owing 10 a
severe attack of Group; she tried DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil, which gave immediate relief.
Mr.. e. Clendcnnen. Marion, o.. used DR..
Thomas Eclcctric Oil for BuniOnS he says at
first start he thought it was like the rest of the
advertised humbuy-, but was aSrecab!y disIp-
pointed and now would not be without some
In the house for any money.
For sale by Ii. Il. Cochran. druggist. l337 aad
l39 North QIeen street. Lancaster, Pa.
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l,nproyenents i'm Ll,i;z.

Isaac F. Bombcrccr and Isaac BlcI,
have purchased from I. G. PGautz, g. feet
of ground fronting Oh Broad street, adioin-
ing the Li:itz Springs hotel. The pur-
chasers will erect thereon two business
houses. Mr.. Bombcrgcr began operations
this week, and will push the work rs rap
idly as possible.
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Taken to NOrri6tOwn.

tempted to kill his brother last week, was
taken to the Norristown insane asylum
this morning 10y Superintendent Cox and
Steward Brock.
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Ni6erableneSS.

The nos. wonderful and marvellous success,
in cases where persons are sick or pining away
from a condition of miserableness, that no one
knows what ais them profitable patients for
doctors). is obtained by the use OF Hop Bit
ters. They begin to cure from the first dose
and keep it up until perfect health and
strength is restored. Whoever is afflicted in
this way need not suffer. when they can get
Hop Hittcrs. See Truths and Proverbs
in another column. fl 2wdSw
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Court House and Records Burned.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 10.-The court house
at Anderson, Ind, burned this morning.
All the court records were destroyed.
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Her crpowcr WAS retained by force of persona
charms. She led the old "boys" captiv.
whenever che talked pretty" to them ant
showed her teeth. History should tell us tina
she used SOZODONT, but 1t don't. The pre-.
paration she used might have had another
name then. tl6lWleOd&w
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or Duty.

Cyrus D. McCaskcy. telegraph operat Or
at the Pennsylvania railroad tower, in this
city, has been compelled to lay off for two
or three days past, by severe indisposition.
He is somewhat better to-day.
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OF tho Track.

At McIlvain's railroad siding, Belle
monte, yesterday, one Of the trucks of a
freight car jumped the rail blocking up the
south track of the road for half all hour or
more. The accident was caused bya loose
wheel.
At Glen Locll, yesterday afternoon, :,
freight car also left the track causing 4
short delay to passenger and freight
trains.
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$4,000 Worth Of Sauce.

Sr. Louis, Dec. 10.-The pickle and
table saucc factory and warerooms of
Yearnall Bros, North Main street, was
damaged by fire last night to the extent
Of $50. 900.
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Catholic Church Burned.

PoTTsvILLE, Dec. 1O.-The Catholic
church at New Philadelphia was destroyed
by fire this morning caused by defective
ilue. Loss, sl,5O0; fully insured.
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Fatally Burned ,

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Dec. Jonathan
Woods. burned in the Kearsarge mills fire
last week, died this morning.
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Fifty Millions for Pensions.

WAsiI!ScToS, Dec. 1O.-The House ap-
preparations committee this morning
agreed to report the pension appropriation
bill to the House to-day. The bill appro-
PIRATES $50, 100000.
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RoOpen ned.

Al. p. Fulmer's billiard room. Ieopened
last evening, has been handsomely fitted.
Elegant furniture, true t'bles, well kept
cues, pictured walls, and good light, make
it attractive for those VIII handle The cue.
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FOR MALE Oh: RENT.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

L ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER: 9th. !rsD, the
undersigned will sell at public sale. at the
Susquehanna Hotel, in Washington borough,
the following described real estate: a Frame
DWELLING HOUSE and Lot of Grouni, sill
uated on Mill street, in said borough LOwcr
Ward). Three Lots of Ground, tD feet front
and $50 feet deep, frOntin" ON RapliO AMI
Hempfield streets Upper War). in said bor-
Ough, all known as the Allison property.
Sale to commence ut O'Clock y. m. whcn
terms will be made known by
BENJAMIN WEisTZ,
Executor of Jacob Allison, 'icc'd.
d7-lWd&3tw
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To-day

Is DR.. Carpenters birthday: and Clare
Carpenters s and also Christ CASTS: and
as We have about &c, 600 pcopic in Ian
caster it is probably the birthday of 70or
80 more. But they have not been heard
from.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAMPLE NDTICE.

1t is impossible tor q woman after a faithful
course OF treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to continue to suffer
with Il weakness of tho uterus Enclose q
stamp 10 Mrs. Lydia Il. Pinkham, 233 Western
avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets.
jy29-lyleol&w
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More OuakiD~ Mt Acram

VIENNA, Dec. 1O.-A shock of earth
quake occurred at Agram, Croatia, on
Wednesday night. No serious damage.
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SOuntl talk.

Speaking by signs is never (aioud) allowed ::
neither are any Impurities OF the Blood allow
ed to speak in the shape OF Pimplrs or HlOtches
when Spring Blossom is taken. Price 80 ccntI
trial bottles 10 cents.
For sale by II. Il. Cochran. druggist i:: and
lS9 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
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EEW ADVERTISEHEN3'S.

'I,HE EMPORIUM FOR HOLIDAY Pres
/ ENTS. Presents for all at FREi'S CITY
PHARMACY. North Queen corner Orange
street, Lancaster. Pa. An immense variety of
Toilet Sets. Ladies' and Gents Companions.
Ladies' Cabb,s Russia Leather ai,d Seal Skin
Pocket Books, Letter and Card Cases. Fans,
Cigar Cases. &c. Fine ColosH"S, T.:i!ct u a,rrI.
Cut Glass Bottles, &c.
~CALL AND EXAMINE.
ORPHANs' COURT SALE.
~ On FRIDAY, DECEMBER: 10, 1889. 3rr
suant to authority in tie last Will and tcs:a-
mcnt of john TOmlinsOn. late of Lancaster
CITY, deceased. We the undersigned executors
therein will expose to public sale, ut the
Leopard Hotel, East King street, Lancaster
city the following described property, late the
property of said John TOmlinson. Gcccascd
No. !. A twOstory BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No. A. Middle street. Il stone and
Brick Stable and other improvements. The
lot fronts 30 feet, more or less, on Middle
street, and extends II! feet more or less, to
Locust street.
No. 3 a twO-sto:y Brick Dwelling House.
No. 2lO Plum street. with Il Onc-Stury Brick
Back Building and OF her Improvements. The
lot fronts IL feet 6 inches, more or less, on
Plum street, and extends lr2 fCc., mere Or less,
in depth.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. H.. when
attcnLanc" will be given and terms made
knownb HOHT. FALLDiNG.
ROET. TOMI.ISSOE.
e. F. ROWE. Aurt. Executors,
ds-2ti
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Failure of a Coiroe Importing House.

New YORK, Dec. 1O-The coffee i'm
porting house of Bowie, Dash & Co., re-
Gently in the syndicate with Arnold & Co.,
suspended to-day. No statemen of liabili-
ties.
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RIre Mt yorsallloS. Ky

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1O.-A fire at Ver-
saillcs, Ky, this morning, destroyed Is
buildings.
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Mayors Court.

The mayor discharged ono tramp this
morning and gave drunk 10 days.
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M.iRRIIGES.

STAUfFER-MARTlS.-On the 9th OF December.
1885, ut Sch: otis Franklin house. by the Rev.
w. r. Gerhard, Elias Stauffer to Mis- sue W.
Martin, both of East Earl.
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Cleopatra!

Shaving becomes 4 luxury when INDUCED in
daily with Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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Mothers never fail to recommend Malt Bit
ters as nourishinS and strengthening.
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AnuSementS.

For those distressing diseases peculiar tt
women DAYS KIDNEY FAD Is invaluable.
dAMW&F
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oAUER kRAUT LUNCH TONIGHT. CIR
y man Sauer Kraut from New .ieisc; and
Irish kartOffel and Western Pork TONIGHT
at the fremont House, No. 153 North Queen
street. Wackoc's Lager Ecer.
It, JOHN SCiIOEEEEl.GER.
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DEATHS.


SANpoE-Deccmber $, 1850, in Si::tsburs. j.
W. SanuOe. aged 81 years. month and Gays.
The funeral will take place on Sunday, 1T
lO1l o'clock from the residence of the deceased,
ut Strasburg.
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WANTED.

IHLGlN WATCHES. ALL STYLES. GOLD.
III Silver and Nickel, s. to slJ0. Chains. etc,
sent C. q. d. to be examined. Write for Cata-
lOgue to Standard American Watch Company.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
TAKE NOTICE THAT ALL TuE OUT
l. standing and unpaid city tux Tor the gear
1SS0, now in the hands OF the collectors of the
several wards, must he paid on or before
WEDNESDAi the 29TH DAY OF EECEM-
BER. A. d.. 1881, as Immediately after that
date the same will be placed in the hands OF
the city solicitor tor collection. Icctttd
TNURNRlkE ELECTION.
Il An election will be held ON MONDAY,
the ii day Of JANUARY 1851, al the house of
John B. Shelly. Mount JOY, between the hours
Of II and II O'Clock, for President. Ten Man
a1erD and Treasurer OF the Lancaster, Eliza
bethtown and MiddletOwn Turnpike Ho:r..
J. NJ. LONG, Treasurer.
d7-3tioaw
CAUER KRAUT LUNCH TONIGHT. Cir
i Sorp rso,pf
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 10, 1880.
WEATHER INDICATIOys.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1O.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, stationary or rising fol-
lowed by falling barometer, and westerly
winds, highertemperature, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
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The TaninaOy Chieftain no Longer Con: :,
frOller Of the City of: New Y0rk-Allen
CamDbell Confirmed.
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WHAT A JUDGMENT Is.-Casual con.
yersatiOns overheard on the streets
are sometimes quite interesting. The
following, which took place ON
Fourth street, yesterday, between
two colored people. Is ut least char.
acteristic:
'.Sam, what does oil that talk mean
about sum q man an gettin' judg.
ment against him ?"
1T means dis: You hand your
count to de squire. De squire he
hands It to de constable, an de con
stable he done tell de oder man da'
he's sued. Den dc case comes on
an Dc squire says he gibs judgmen,
avaipst de man, an de constable
comes an elects de cost from you
an dat's what sum an gettin' judg
ment IL. ]"
AN doesn't you get your none!
from de oder man 2"
"Not dat way. You has to hab
lew frst. You pays de constable u
mako . levy. an be makes It,"
"Well. do you get your none
den?" 80
any body gettin' IT,"
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While tho Argentine Republic has
the unpleasant prospect Of secession.
Colombia IL contemplating. closer
union and Capitalization. The Don.
gress at Bogota has passed through
one House and nearly through the
other D measure by which the 10.
tionai Goyernment assure to each Of
the States Of the Union . republican
form Of government. and y pledged
to oppose any invasion OF them, OF
any domestic ineurrection, or DE-
mand for aid by the State Legtsle'
ture. or by the executive power 70
case the Legislature should not betn
session. This language y borrowed
closely from our Constltutlon' an =
specific against revolutions, which,
IN view Of the coming canal, Colon
bia ts extremely anxious to outgrow
N. Y. Sun.
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o, tho young love was sweet, dear.
The dainty dream Of ours.
When we could not keep our feet dear,
From dancing through the fow'rs;
When hopes and gay romances
Were thick as leaves in Spring,
And cares we're old folks fancies,
Aud Joy the solid thing.
OF all youths visions blest. deal.
Of all its golden dow RS.
o, the yonng love was best, dear,
That dainty dream OF ours :
q, the old love is sweet, dear.
These chill October days.
When we tread with faltering feet dear
The sere and silent ways,
When earth has lost its glory.
! And Heay'n has lost its blue,
Add life's sober story,
And care a cOmrade true.
Though hopes no longer cheat. dear,
And dreams have lost their sway,
O, the old love is sweet, dear,
/ That gilds the Autumn day
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A LOVER OF SHAKEsPEARE.-One OF
the most noted characters on the
border twenty years ago was 0ld jim
Bri1ger, OF Fort Bridger. IN Utah.
On one occasion he came to New
York. He did not like the narrow
down town streets with high build.
inps on each side. and complained
that he had once lost his way 10
"Dev Street Canon" and been res
cued with difficulty by the police:
He liked the theatres. and expressed
the utmost delight at o performance
of the midsummer Nights Dream.
He had no clear idea who Shakspere
was. but conceived and developed
the most extravaganza admiration Tor
him.
Returning to the fort. no sold stock
and supplies to emigrants and other
travellers as in time past. One day q
man wished to buy some oxen. AM.
Jim said he could have any except
one woke, which he had made np ms
mind to keep ut all hazards. In the
morning u messenger came To say
that the man wanted this yoke, and
|none'Other. =. a..
"He can't have EN-" said Jim
"There's no use talkin."
"Well, he wants them. and Is JUS
a. waitin' for them." said the messen
GER. "He's a.settin' there, readin' q
book called SHAKESPEARE"
"Eh ?" yelled Jim, jumping to III
feet. ibid you say Shakespeare
Here.-you, give me my boots.
He ran to the corral.
stranger" said he. lust give tina
book and take them oxen"
"Oh. no." said the man. u oni
brought the book TO read on the way
I will give it to you.
'Stranger," said Jim, resolutel.
"iest YOU take them oxen and CIV
me that book" And 30 the ma
did. ..o.,
and listened to Shakspere every evel
Ing. All went we'll, until ono niR1
IA the reader came to the propose
murder Of the Princess In the towe
Jim sprang from his seat with bla
Ing eyes, and yelled In thunder tone
! "Hold on there! Jest wait till l 8
! my rife, and III shoot the--scoul
drel!"
As one OF his old "pards" just
remarked, a sincerer compiIme
was never paid to Shakspere.
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It would seem that the commoneot
kind of common sense ought to pro.
vent q man from buying trash, sim.
ply because he can got . big PACK tor
Is cents. 6heItdan'S Cavalry Oondl.
ton Powders are strictly pure. ana
ara worth 0 barrel OF such stun.
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poet'g Uprner.
For the Vin,licator.
Wife Ren,pmhran CO,

Wife Remembrance.
II is the pale moon rise, dearest,
The quiet, blessed even,
And know that thy dear eyes. dearest,
Are turned up I" Heaven,
jf"r thy heart is springing there)-
As thou lnl,lest them in sleep,
And | know.a frrvent prayer, dearest.
Is gu me. calm and deep.
Across the ,lrtary waste, dearest,
There il a mystic chain;
1t reaches unto me, dearest,
Then back to the again;
Aud upward then it mounts. dearest
Aud fastens round star,
And God himself oft counts, dearest.
How many links there are.
IT'S fighting round me now. dearest
Aud | feel my spirit come.
Celestially aglow, dearest.
TO thee and thy dear home;
tread the Oldcn ground, dearest,
And now I see thee start,
And now with one great bound, dearest
fall upon thy heart.
hear the passionate hymn, dearest.
Soft pnlsing in thy soul,
But my sight xroweth dim, dearest
As u -blOtted scroll
Gods sweet rest nearer moves, dear.
Its shadows round me creep,
And in thy love Of loves, dear.
WRAP me up and sleep.
J. +. s.
NatchitOches, June l4th, 1850.
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An inIallihle cure for PILES. and a
sne ,itic for LOCKJAW in Children.
Unlike many remedies OF the same ma
ture, it does not burn OF pain upon ap'
plication, but on the contrary. has
soothing effect. ,,1>,,
II il also Invaluable for STOCK, cur
ING FISTULAS. POLL.EVIL. FOOT.
EVIL. and other Sores or Cuts. 1t
viii etfectually cure Saddle-galls and
Harness gals even whilst the animal is
In daily use. This remedy will further
more protect sores from FLIES and IN
SECTS. an invaluable property in hot
climate.
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II any Of the readers OF this paper
ara growing deaf let them get at
once a bottle OF Johnsons's AnOdyne
ijniment. Rub Woll behind tho ear
ma nut . little into the ear With .
ieothee.
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A Househeld Med.

A book on tho Liver. ito diseases
and their treatment cent nee. In
Guiding treaties upon LAYER Com
Dlainte. TORPID Iver, Jeundlce. Bill.
liou0ness, Headache. Consupaaon.
Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc. Address
Df 6sproap. 1872 Broadway, Nov
York Wty, n. Y. jane9e4w
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ro R1I Isdioin IT,. :slt Bittsss," b.
osuse more nourlshlng, strengthen.
I'M. and purifying than OIL other
f0rms OF malt OF medicine, while nee
from the objections urged aeainst
malt liquors. june 2e'4w.
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An interesting study for phyelogno.
~ re- =. S g.: In ds:,s sass h'
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5if Ye1DIe,t tiHlb1H.
J.N. coScRovG.
lHAitor 4 Preptistee.
Published Every SATURDAY Saesnn6
Subscrlpasn Rates.

All advertisement toe W StDo to
Months are transicnt and must b eeaA Seeae
'anCo. t, ,.e~ I'm .seST
esting Mi1cenll1ny
--' a,eta al i.
How TO MANAGE NisfAEla..-Ae Q
Minister and lawyer NE ylo1e o.
Zether, said tho minister otho 1A1'
yer: ..ng
Il 10, s.,d tn. lawyer. 'l.>,
"And what do you DO With tho
inquired tho m10teeec.
why, Dir u largo onee I mSoa
Them Il email ones 1let tkgo...
Baid the lawyer. "And pt2X d."
continued be. do you ever make
mistakes In preachlng?"
"Yes, cir, I have. aL.
:.And a, what do you do With tho mis'
"Why. cir. I dispose ee thsn q
the same manner you do.lTocs13
the large ones, and paee tho 1e1
ones. Not long since, !" 4ooQae4oo
he. ''as I Was preaching, ] @een %
observe that tho devil ~ 4@fy10Aoe
ss!d az? IL father sss 3! s.syr* s:s|ls
take was 20 email that ! let y Co..
~ -..- ..i.D A.
THE WAY SAE UHDkRsg0o9 1:Si3 ~
nrofessinnal visifs tha cthef 1i2S M
rrwrai narish vhen. in an 49, -.
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