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Cobbs Island next week for benefit Of
his health.
Mrs. Rose Bagwcll, of Onancock has
been visiting of late relatives and friends
i'll Tempcranceville.
Capt. W. F. Mister, our Jolly "smith"
has purchased the house and lot oppo-
site A. S. Matthews farm.
Miss Kate Savage who has been at
school in Baltimore, returned home
some days ago looking sweeter than ever
Wharton Brodwater, student at
Randolph and Macon College last SEES
sion, has returned home to spend vaca-
ton.
Jos. Jones has rented the Temper
anceville planning mill. and in the flu
ture lie will boss. Joe is good miller,
and a pleasant gentleman and we be-
speak for him large trade.
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A festival will lie held in new Baptist
church, Cashville, on the Goth inst, for
the purpose of raising funds to pay all
expenses before 1t is dedicated. Dedica-
tion will come off Oh or about 18th of
August.
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ESTABLISHED 1865.
JOHN n. NEWTON,
General Fruit and Produce.
Commission Merchant,
2o4 Duane ST., s. z Erie Buildings,
NEW YORK.

Consignments receive our best
attention, highest market price,
with prompt returns at time of sale,
the financial standing Of the house
atfording absolute security.
Stencils and postals furnished
free OIL application.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bank. Nor
folk, Va; Irving National Bank, N.
Y; Judge L. r. Watts, +. A. Hat
ton, Cashier Bank, Portsmouth, Va.
J. L. Daily, j. Z. Nottingham,
Northampton Co. Va; DIR. John E..
Mapp, B. w. Mears, Accomac Co,
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A three masted schooner which went
ashore re, emily on Hog island, loaded
with phosphate, has been pulled off by a
wrecking company and is now moored on
Ierkley flats.
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According to the statement of the
Middletown (Del..) Transcript, l5s car
loads of berries or more, from Virginia
were carried over New York, Phila., s.
Norfolk railroad this season.
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE
i PENINSULA ENTERPRISE:

Please publish the. annexed copy
of summons in chancerY once a
week for four successive weeks:
JOHN. 81. WISE. Sheriff
The Commo- wealth of Virginia:
To the Sheriff of Accomac county,
greeting:
We command you to as at an
other time we commanded you to
summon The Old Dominion Gun
ners and Anglers Association, a
corporation existing under the
laws Of Virginia to appear at the
Clerks Office OF our Circuit Court for
the county Of Accomac, at the rules
to be holden for the said court, on
the first Monday in August, next,
to answer a Bill in chancery exhib.
tied against it in our said court by
Thomas i. Jones aud Thomas d.
Adams, and have then and there
this writ Witness, Montcalm Old
ham, clerk of our said court, at the
courthouse, the Sth day of July,
eighteen hundred and eighty five,
and in the 11Otll year of the Com.
monwealth.
N. OLDHAM, JR., c. G.
A Copy
Test, Nj. OLDHAM, JR., c. G.
T. G. Walston, p. q.
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y hotel will not he erected by Mr.. A.
Parker on the site of the old restaurant
building. which WAS torn down to
make room for it. Gus thinks now he
will have Il storehouse built
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1t is rumored that the n. y. p. e n.
Railroad intends running branch from
Exmore to Wardtown and down through
Occohonnock Neck. about II miles.
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Fon SALs-One hundred thousand
feet Of dried building lumber.
A. J. Lilliston.
Accomac G. H., Va.

ALpERNEY Cows For Satellite
undersigned offer for sale three thorough
bred Attorney Cows, all are young and
giving milk. Price 500 for the choice,
must be seen to he appreciated.
Address Frank H. Dryden,
Pocomoke City, Md.
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Rev. w. c. Walden will preach the
funeral of Mrs. Ann Trower and her
son, Thomas at Oak Grove church next
Sunday afternoon at p. m.
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Nlr.George Toy of Northampton, lost
his dwelling by fire on the first of July,
total loss. Insurance $500 in the Com
pany represented by Capt. G. &. Savage.
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The second trial of Dr.. D. Pitts for
the murder of DR.. L. 7. Walter of Tan
gier Island. Eastern Shore of Virginia.
on May Il, 1854, will come off July 20 at
Portsmouth, Va.
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Mr.. Jos. c. Wescott of Pungoteague,
has gotten III a new line of goods, and
can offer special inducements to custom
crs. See advertisement of to-day.
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For RENT offer for rent for the
year 1856, my house and lot in Powell
ton. The dwelling is conveniently ar
ranged with seven private rooms, porch
es. pantry, closets, and all necessary out
buildings, everything lew and III first
class condition. Rupert L. Christian
Wachanreague. Va
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The steamer Cape Charles. of the New
7 ork, Philadelphia, and Norfolk Rail-
road. left last night for Wilmington to
be oyerhauled and repaired.
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Four colored people died of dysentery
at Dunkirk and vicinity this week, and
many others, both white and colored are
sick with the same disease.
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DIR. Lewis J. Harmanson will he alb
sent from his Office Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday. to meet professional
engagements at EaStviile.
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Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair
commences August 18th, and will con-
tinue four days. Premium list Of same
published in our columns of to day.
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NorrcE-The old firm Of J. c. Boggs
& Co., having lately dissolved. all per-
sons indebted to us are respectfully but
earnestly requested to come forward and
settle atIonCo. After the first of Sep
TENDER next, all bills due us not settled
bycash or note, will be placed in the
hands of the constable for collection.
j. Z. Boggs,
Nandua.
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PoLL1rr-TAyLoR-At New Church
July LIST, by Rev. Thos. M. Poulson,
Stephen D. Pollitt to Miss Clara f.
Taylor.
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1t is said that about 10 car loads of
water melons, now pass over our road
daily from the South.
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For RENT.-For the ensuing year OF
term of years storehouse and dwell
ing attached, in Wardtown. The stand
is tirst-class one for sale of goods.
DR.. w. T. Read,
Wardtown, Northampton, Va.
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NoTIcE-Fifteen dollars will be paid
to the owner of tile finest st. James colt
exhibited at the Grange Fair.
A. 7. James.
louisville.
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Ak THE
a|I|gsEAslDE HOTEL
Ocean City, Md.

Will continue under our management
during the coming season, and ting
House is now open for the reception of
guests. Ocean City is so well and IA
vorably known as IL Seaside Resort. that
we deem it unnecessary to say anything
of its location and advantages, having
been visited in the past ten years by
thousands of health and pleasure seek
ers annually, all of whom are loud in its
praises. From this immense throng
THE SEASIDE HOTEL
has received liberal share of patronage.
Notwithstanding the well-known fact OF
the Atlantic seacoast resorts being poor
ly patronized last summer. THE SEA
Side was comfortably filled during the
season, and we have yet to hear OF sim
gle complaint of want of attention, poor
fare or bail accommodations. We hope
to renew the acquaintance of last years
patrons. and welcome many new guests
this season, and will use our best en-
beavers to make it pleasant for all.
Board per day. 50; per week $40 tosl2.
Il. FRANK PARSONS,
r. l.. NICOLs,
Proprietors.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Fish are so plentiful in some parts of
Northampton rs almost to be drug in
market.
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NoTICE-Sam Bell, purchased at the
sale of Jas. H. Anes. will stand for ser
vice at Illusions stables in Drum
mondtown every Saturday
H. Lee Lilliston,
w. B, COXton
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MARsHALL-BALL-At Temperance
vile, June 2Stll, by Rev. NJ. Oldham,
Thomas Marshall 10 Miss Sallie Bell.
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PATRoNIzE HOME INDUSTRY.
ALL your WORK 001s RIGHT AT HOWE.
JOHN W. DUNCAN,
PRACTICAL
MATCHMAKER AND JENELLER,
Main Street, Onancock, Va.

The above named firm also keep a
variety of first-class .TEWEERY, 14and
Is karat SOLID RINGS, with OF without
sets, GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
CLOCKS of various kinds. and prices.
The most beautiful LACE PINS and EAR
DROPS ever offered to this public, and a
general line Of Jewelry, such as may be
found in a tirst-class city Jewelry store.
Call and examine our stock of goods,
and also our machinery for work.
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MERCANTILE NoTICE-The present
short time method or selling goods,
which prevails in all the cities, neceSsi-
tates change with us. and we hereby
notify our friends and the public gener-
ally, that on and after July LIST, next, no
credit will he given for longer than 80
days. Nothing short of stern necessity
compels us to this course, and it will be
strictly adhered to without discrimina-
tion. We have faith to believe that our
patrons will properly appreciate the sit
uation and stand by us during the pres
emit crisis in business affairs throughout
the country. All persons indebted to
MS are respectfully requested to come
forward and settle al ONCE either By cash
or note. W. L. ColeLurn & Sons.
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For SALE-Bonneau, gray colt, one
year old, by w. Morrill,, dam Katie
Didn't. registered thorough bred. See
Bruce American Stud Book, vol. iv.
page 255. Katie possesses the blood of
Lexington imp. Australian, Revenue
and Eclipse, the coordination that pro-
duced Drake Carter. Katie has fire
trotting action and speed, and so has
this colt. lie is offered for sale that he
may be kept entire. Price $3.50.
D. A. Browne.
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Aas C0BB's ISLAND
a to-
REOPENED FOR THE REC1I
OF VISITORS. |


Splendid bathing, fishing
snipe shooting. Passengers
Cobb's Island will take the
York, Philadelphia and Nor
Railroad for Gheriton Station,w
they will be met by the C0
Island hacks and conveyed to
side landing. Only the train
Bis p. m. met. Terms: Per
81; per week, S12; per month";
Address, 1
J.. sPADY, prop'r,
Bay View Postoftice, Cobb's Isl
Virginia.
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jenkins Bridge. Accomac, Va.

FARMS FOR RENT offer two farms
for rent, for the year 1886. Person
wanting to rent will please apply to the
undersigned. j. r. Kellam,
:. Locustyille, Va.
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HALL-HIcKMAN-At Leemont, July
Dist, by Rev. II. e. Cowan, Robert j.
Hall to Miss Polly D. Hickman.
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1NsULA ENTERPRISE" a newspa
per published at Accomack Court
House, Accomack county, Virgin.
ia, and also posted at the front
door of the courthouse Of the said
county on the first day OF the next
term of the County Court OF the
said county.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, Jr., G. G..
a Copy.
Test. M.OLDHAM, Jr., G. c.
Gunter & Blackstone, p. q.
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For SALE.-A bagatelle table, newly
covered and in other respects IN good re-
pair for SIS. Geo. f. Parker,
Accomac G. H., Va.
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Mrs. Ann Trower, wife of Mr.. Thos.
l.. Trower, died at her home at Dun
kirk, last Sunday, after short illness.
She was lady Of many excellent traits
of character. and held nhigh esteem by
her neighbors and friends. Thomas J..
Trower, Jr.. son of tile deceased, died
on last Monday. The death of young
Trower is All especially sad one. That
death loves Il shining mark was never
more truly verified than in his case. A
youth of only IS years of age, he was so
intelligent and his attainmcnts for his
age were so great, that his name was al
readya familiar one to every one on the
Eastern Shore of Virginia. He was of
such unexceptional promise that every
one who knew him cannot but he grieved
at his nntimely death. AS pupil at
the Onancock Academy, he there won
the medal two years nsuccessi0nfor eX-
cellence in his studies; us pupil at Johns
Hopkins University last session the
first place was accorded him in his class
es in that famous Institution of learning.
Nor was he with his rare intellectual
gifts deficient in the other traits which
help to make up noble manhood
With all his intelligence and accom-
plishments he was as modest and amia-
BILE as a woman. No one had q heart
freer from guile or had more disinter-
ested affection for his companions and
friends. We sincerely synpathise with
the afflicted family in their great be-
reavement-the loss of him and his
mother.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

For SALE-Sloop boat, 81 feet long,
ready to launch. B. FentreSs.
LocuStlnount, Va.
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For SALE-A five. gallon cow, soon te
calf, has an immense bag. Price SO.
q. A Browne.
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For LoAN-Two thousand dollars
on unencunbered real estate. The Dor.
rover pays charges. Charles P. Finney,
Committee Of Hannibal Fletcher.
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G. Wezly Coard]
Carpenter and Builder,
AcooMAo G. f.. Va,

Dwellings, Storehouses, Churches,
built by the day or contract, accord.
lug to the latest styles aud improve
ments in architecture.
Plans and Specifications Furnished
at reasonable rates.
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nenjins1la G}}tcyprise.

eT a cross-marK on your paper, before
~ your name, made with pen and ink,
sg' indicates that your subscription has
IL" expired. or is due, and you are re-
E spectfully solicited to remit OF re-
ES new.
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References-Mr. George W. Kel-
ly, Onancock; Messrs. Jno.J. Black
stone and James 81. Parramore, Ac-
comac c. h., va, and other numer.
Gus patrons.
Agent of Patented Ready Roof
ing, warranted not to leak. Sold
at one-half the cost of shingles.
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HYsLUP, TURNER g. co.
GRANGEyrLLE,
Accomac county, Va.
Dealers in.

Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Hardware,
Crockery, Queens
ware. Groceries, &C., &C.,
in fact everything useful and orna-
mental found in a country store.
A full and select stock of car
riage and cart material constantly
on hand. \.
@Attention especiallysIs invited to
our large stock Of Pels' hand made shoes
for ladies and misses
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MARRIED.

SPENCE EVANS = At Onancock,
June 10Th, 1855 by Rev. c. A. Grice,
Jno. w. Spence to Miss Martha E. Ey-
ans.
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For SALE-One pair of match Bon
ME Scotland bay mares, 5 years old, Is
hands high. Very gentle, drive well
either in single or double harness; one
yacht canoe, 27f, long, SIT wide in coed
order, newly painted and has two sets
of sails. fast saler. name "Red Wing"
One hundred and fifty barrels of white
corn. Apply for terms, to
e. T. Taylor,
jenkins Bridge, Accomac, Va.
For RENT-The farm at jolly Neck
gate, now occupied by L. T. Marshall.
1t is a two horse tend, and there are
enough skaters, woods dirt and marsh
turf near the place for potato man.
Apply to
q. T. Taylor,
jenkins Bridge. Accomac, Va.
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Obituary.

Mr.. Thomas J. Dickerson of Gnlford,
during visit to West Point, Va, last
Saturday was taken sick and died in a
few hours. His remains were brought
home for mterment last Tuesday: The
deceased was an Industrious, intelligent
and very worthy young man of about 80
years of age, and regret at his untimely
death is universal not only in the COM
munity where he lived, but elsewhere III
the county among those who knew him.
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A Gard.

EDITOR ENrERpRIsE:-I am a
Candidate for the Democratic nom
nation for the House Of Delegates
for Northampton au,l Accomac,
and will be profoundedly grateful
to my Democratic felfow.citizens
for their support.
Respectfully,
S. s. WILKINS.
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DIED.

WFsT-At Franktown, N Northampton
county, June 10Th. 1855, Mrs. Mary A.
West, aged about g. years.
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Tcnpernneevisle.

Geo. w. Oldham, Esq. will visit
Cobb's Island next week for benefit Of
his health.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-15
AT PUBLIC ArCr1nN

at Seofeld, Emery couptv yyt.b v
uay, the 9TH day OF October lSS5 of IN 5oieS
a. IN, o. That day, the following doscrjbe6
10 fho IAN y IL 5ot oi Lumber now lying adiaeer,
ao,t o 70 -. Co ~ n u W railroad track eOntsinins
ABOUT % 700 feet OF plank and boards
~ Si2 per goo feet: and two lots
piank ana bosr Iee5 and 1880 feet respectively Of
now lying at the sawmill OF Sven N;oIIvo iUoo ieet
miles from Scofeld station. ''ei>oi' eight
hiSdsr property will be sold to the highest cas
Of the shprsssS sneh bid shah be twothirds
nstad oa1t II; Z, WALLACE, RECEIVER
D"'eu SAT- Lake City, Utah, Sept. S. ISST
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The CarOlineS,

Away round in the North Pacific Ocean,
south OF Japan, and on about the same
degree OF longitude as the city OF Toxic,
is a cluster of islands known as the Caro-
lines. They lie north OF New Guinea
and south of the Ladrones- the piratical,
cannibal isles of the sea that furnished
the bearded buccaneers and man-eaters
who illuminated with blood and fire and
roast missionary, the toothsome romances
OF the sea, thirty or forty, or fifty years
ago. They are scattered lot OF islands,
some 500 or 900 in all, sprinkled in the
sea 500 miles north and south, and 500
miles east and west, and are known as
Eastern, Western and Central groups.
Yap is the principal island of the Central
group, and is only about ten miles long,
but the people, OF the Malay race, are
somewhat cultivated, build good boats,
lay out their villages regularly, pave their
streets, build stone piers and wharves,
and cultivate the soil, where the betel
nut, bread fruit, sugar cane, cocoa nuts,
oranges and bananas grow luXuriantly on
a fertile SOIL The Carolines were dis
covered by Alvon de Saavedra in 1882 |;
in 1879 Drake discovered the Western
group, and in 1856 Admiral Lazeano dis
covered another group and named them
Carolines in honor OF Charles II OF Spain.
At Ascension Island, the chief rendez-
vous for sailors, there is an American
colony, and there has been an American
mission there since 1851. The total pop
ulation of all the islands is only some
100000. And as Spain has had them by
right of discovery over three hundred and
fifty years without asserting any special
sovereignty, or the same being contested
by any other power until the present, it
follows logically that they are considered
very glitiering gems in the crown OF En-
pire However. Germany, which ap-
pears to be getting the English idea Of
outlying provinces, and wants a naval
station in the Eastern sea, has recently
siezed zap, the principal island OF the
Archipelago, and Spain will not have it
that way. A great hubbub has been
kicked up in Madrid and Berlin about
the matter, but as the island in question
is third of the way round the world
from the contesting Nations, and does
not amount to much anyhow, they will
have time to cool off between heats But
politicians and papers will fnne and fret
while the gunboats are
Doing the grand in a foreign land
Ten thousand miles away
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Belief That the English Radicals Pro.
pose to Make n Strong Fight.

London correspondence New York
Times: The Radicals will make deter
mined fight against the Duke of Edin-
burgh's coming appointment to the COM
mand OF the whole navy, which is under
stood to be the precursor of the Duke of
Cambridge's resignation OF the command
OF the army in favor OF the Duke OF Con-
naught. In thus carrying out the Prince
Consort's policy the Queen is likely to
hear the plainest talk OF her whole reign
The papers are ridiculing Prince Henry
OF Battenberg, who, by the Queens COM
mand, dressed in tarlatan and kilt at the
Balmoral festivities and then had to
leave the ground prematurely because
his knees were cold. Lord Braye, nearly
4 week ago, had q letter in the Times,
calling upon the people Of the three king
doms to prepare for grand celebration
of the jubilee OF the Queens reign, ten
months hence. There has been absolutely
no response or even comment. In $780,
the George III. jubilee was marked by
unprecedented festivities, the release OF
debtors, great professions and vast enthu-
siasm. But things have changed.
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is OF yore. Ferdinand and Isabella,
Charles and Phillip are some centuries
dead, and since their death Spain and
her greatness have been dying. Such is
the relative positions OF these two ma
tons. Already the London press regard
the Caroline Islands as German property,
if the Daily Neps may be taken as voicing
its sentiment. England, ever mindful OF the
good things OF the earth, will claim equal
rights with Germany in the Carolines,
basing her claims upon her rejection OF
Spain's claim to these islands i'll 1875.
England is desirous that the dispute be-
tween Germany and Spain concerning
the Caroline Islands may be justly and
equitably settled and upon the grounds
OF morality, provided England comes in
for the lions share. But ii England gets
the major portion OF the Carolines she
will not do so without paying for them,
she will give Bible in exchange for
them, if Max O'Rell may be believed.