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LOTS FOR SALE.

MICE CLEARED RESIDENCE LOTS
in DR.. kollock's and Hsller's adci-
tons. Immediately northeast OF Ninta
AM Mil streets. for sale cheap. on easy
terms. Inquire Of GEO DORsFEl. Office
with e. L Bowman opp. Ye-lsr-Leary
building. or At residence, northeast OF
Lawtons nursery. des
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SKvkx ROOMS SITUATE CORNER
y 81 Fffth and University sfrsetA In
quirs q ItEsal o. s JoNEA
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Situation Wanted

DY A STEADY YOUNG MAN. AL
ID most any kind Of work can furnish
good referenceA A1dress IT. O. r.
Ne~ Enris,3 Hofei faleS
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Total payments By Travellers nLlHs
TAYLOR & BURNS,
General Insurance Agents, Butlws Bsi'S
ing opposite OccidentAl HoteL
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FOR SALE, CHEAP.

A FEW HIVES OF ITALIAN ssys
"A W. M ALLAN. kdmonds. snoho-
Rish county. desl~S
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Notice Of Dissolution.

TyHE PARrNEF SHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between J. W. 9oaes an T,
3. Arthur. under the firm name q Jones'
Z Arthur. has besn dis, lived oy mutual
Cons nj The ou-ins-s has been removed
20 the Cracker Factory Block. AL cut
ssansing acc rn,s must be settled with
ne J. w JONES.
del Cracker Factory Block. Front 81
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CALL FOR BIDS

ITO BUILD AND COMPLETE A
i house on the southwest corner Of
Third and Cherry streets, ~ per specif-
catioss 10 be seen 81 liz Colum bis street
81 is " u De received By the undersigned
up 70 IL O'Clock Thursday. Feb. 9Th The
right is reserved 70 reject any or all bids.
ik3Gf DR. II ID. LONGAk sR.
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NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A now pas, due to the late arm Of Wad-
del & Miles. viii please call and settle
the same without further notice
tails I'm &C. MILES
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aai11ai
DIE d

CHUEcH-In Houxhton- King county. ".
T. Jan. = 0f cropsy. Henry {. Church.
q native Of Ssw York, aged i years
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HAVEN SEEDS.

A CCLIMATED AND IMPORTED
"a GAR DEN SEEDS.
Send for P<sce lisa 70 J. W. DORR Lyn-
den. wash. Teri. jA-dW
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

THREE APPRENTICE GIRLS. AC-
l. c1st0ned 70 sewing. 70 learn dress
max ng. Call a. Eureka Lodging Hon V.
Commercial street.
iaBs MRS. A. WIDGER-
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A Fine Watch

Is oFTEN RUINED BY GETTING IN
= the hands Of 8 hotch xArchmaker- 20
btdiy. ssmetines. that 1; 10 inpos hi 70
MAKE II Keep tine correctly. Ps1ties
wssins their fine watches preserved ard
put IN good running order viii DO well q
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For Sale.

THE STEAM TUG 8. l. NAsTICK
L well found in tackle snd syparei' Pr
partic1lars apply to MOO1E s. Smith
Port Discovery. -
JAG MlOPE T. SMITH
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Another les Of THAI baekvhsaa eoar
% srosss- The genuine article. jas
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WANTED,

A GOOD GIRL IL YEARS OF AGk
n or over. can nnd . good home aud
clothes. in exchange for helping in Q
family Of two. Address p. O. box SO.
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MlllIN e RY.

E,oR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS /
I win sell eveiything In the Millinery
line at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICEslI
The remainder Of my winter stock OF
Millinery must be sold Now Is the time
for ladies 10 secure genHine bargains
2sl2 NELLIE NJ cHEASTY,
Front st. next the Kenney book
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Easars vitA yAxm A. oA..u Aoa.
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Situation Wanted.

DY A GERMAN WOMAN. TO DO
- general hsusework- Apply 70 Y.
.. d James Ho,sl second street. Is
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House to Let.

SKvES HARD FINISHED ROOMS
y and kitchen; THIRD street between
Lenora and Blanchard. Inquire Of W.
II. I1.kwkiLYN. q Psges Sound feie-
srA,h Once ja3ss
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WANTED.

pY THREE ADULTS SMALL FUR,
- nished house, or rooms furnished for
housekeeping Immediately. Address
or call on GEO. W. CRANE
Jas 81 Employment Bureau.
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TO LEASE,

CoR ATERM or YEARS. THE HAY
Il farm rs acres, known as the Terry
farm, situated on the line of the Z. s. p.
4. X. K. six miles from Seattle. Apply
to II. II. LKwI-, Agent
las Corner Third and Cherry SITS.
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g.. BENINGHAUsEy

The German MATCHMAKER. Commercial
street. nexf 20 sch "a bachsr BIOS 4 tri.l
He Is psepar4 with the be- OF wa;ch
materials and the latest improvement.
he Il one Of the most experienced watch,
makers here, and has acc aired his knowl-
edge OF trade in both American and In
'os e@n iAcsoiies- jal9 I'm
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A CARD.

TN ALT or MYSELF AND
i family I hereby express thanks and
obligations to my neighbers aud friends
gener ally. for their sympathy and kind
ness shown during the protracted illness,
death and burial OF my wife
w. Ii. SHOUDY.
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To Let.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS IN THE
i southeast corner Of Third and Cherry
streets. Apply ON the premises. Jas
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL sAwMILi. AT
I Lake Union. North Seat lie. Build
ing and machinery also six lots; to be
sold together or separately. Capacity Of
sel3dw J. NJ FINK.
WAshinst Iron workA sea..le.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

If BENJAMIN T. BIGGs does not gel
the Democratic nomination for Cover
nor tomorrow at Dover, who can &c,
1t that will bring peace to the serried
ranks OF the Democracy? Will the
nomination OF Mr.. Herbert do 1t? Ger
tainiy the nomination of Mr.. Cochran
will not do 1t. Mr.. Cooch and DR..
Chandler are practically out OF the race
though the latter WAS as good as prom.
ised the nomination o little less than
two years ago. Where, then, 10 the
man? The elections have not brought
him to the front. He must DO away
back behind the scenes somewhere
Is 1t the Hon. Charles b. Lore?
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
The BrandYMine Camn

There never was more orderly
camp meeting at Brandywine Summit
than the one now in progress, and yet
In the way Of conversions thus far the
camp has not been a great sue cess
ings specially for the conversion OF
souls are practically 3 failure when
com pared with the old time camp
meetings, when conversions were mum
bered by several hundreds. Those
were times, however, when churches
were scarce In the country, and when
there was a native simplicity in them
which compares in strong con trast with
the fashionable resorts of the present
day that go under the general head OF
camp meetings. With q church In the
country for every three or four hun.
dred OF population there Is not the
necessity for camp meetings for the
conversion Of the people that formerly
existed. Still camp meetings con-
,dncted as they are at the present time,
are of the greatest benefit, in q
social point OF view. Neigh bors
meet ct camp meeting and
Chh ou eaCn OIner every day,
often three or four times a day,
who do not get time tc call upon each
other once in year under other cir
cumstances. If no other good were
done except the cultivation Of tina,
social spirit the Brandywine camp will
be of the greatest benefit. There ia .
primitive plainness and leveling nj
and leveling down until a most agreea
Bile plane OF social commingling is es
tsblished which is profitable In o spirl
tusl sense. Practically camp meeting
are great harvest homes held unde
religious rules and restraint that dis
tinctively place them far the vanit
fairs OF the watering places, where
sermon would be treated as q jest an
praise and song rs nirth and mockery
Braadywine Summit has magnificen
shade, pure atmosphere, magnificen
ice-coId water, a splendidly- behave,
congregation even on a big Sunday
who have q respectful regard for til
religious services, and these al way
make the camp grand success an,
this success is likely to continue at tn
Summit for many years to come.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

OUR CESAR, called President Oleye-
land, starts to day for . month in the
Adirondacks. He takes his wife and
wife's mother with him. Thus TAR 30
good. But here comes the statement
chat no mail will be forwarded to him
nor opened by him during his absence.
This is the first time in the hietory oil
this nation when Its chief ruler hides
himself away from the people for full
month. The common herd OF man
kind Is becoming quite too common for
him. He had better build himself q
castle. where plebeian can never get
sight of him. However, his absence
would scarcely be missed II he were to
creep into hole and pull the hole In
after him,
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
IoRN WANAMAKnR.
PIERCE COLLEGE or philadelphia, PA.
THOMAS MAY PIERCE MA Principal and fuunte'

Items Of interest for the thoughtful:
u The Location in the tnss; build Ing
In Philadelphia; an elevator, steam ho1t
special ventilators, wardrobes, lavatories
and electric lights.
(2) The Course and Methods Of Instruc-
ton. The personal experience OF the pro-
lessons. and the technical knowledge gath
cred by the Principal as court expert.
(3) The Success Achieved. Eight hu o.
dred and seventy.nine $50 students last
year.
Business Men, Merchants and Farmers
who have had doubts as to whether prac.
tical business education could be obtained
outside OF the counting.room have been sur.
priscd ct the thoroughly practical manner
In which their sons and dsughtars nave
been qualified for business engagements at
Peirce College of Business, Record
Building, Phiia and are now smDng its
warmest friends. THREE MONTHS
FORTY DOLLA RS. send for circular ang
com m encement proceedings.
REV. JOHN ThUMPSOE. DEAN.
jy23 cod, d ,39t-Stw
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
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WARAMA K ER'S.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday August 10, 1880.
The talk of today is all on
the Market Street End.

There is no time of year
when comfort for feet, espe-
cially for feet that have al
good deal CT work to do, is
SO hard to get, as in summer.
Precipitation makes shoes
sticky and hard ; the feet get
tender ; and the shoes wear
out.
What is the remedy :?
There are two remedies.
Have two pairs of shoes
and have them right.
Your first thought is that
the shoe-business is getting
dull and we are plotting to
open a new market. Not so.
The shoe.businexs isn't dull ;
and it isn't opening a new
market to get you to keep
ing two pairs of shoes going
on the contrary tsat would
be shutting up a part of the
market which now exists.
We are not in the least
concerned about the market
for shoes. What we are con-
cerncd about is our own
share in that market. We
think we know how to main
tain it, viz, by making. your
feet more comfortable than
other shoemakers m a k G
them, and by having m ore
regard for your pocket thar
they have.
Have two pairs Of shoe:
then ; at least two. More
than two are better than two
more comfortable, more eco.
nomical ; but we are recon
Intending what there is some
chance of your doing-wt
don't expect many people t.
'Igo the extreme of having
four pairs of shoes at ono,
and letting them air thre'
!, Idays between wearing.
i Have two pairs of shoes
land have them right.
/ What do we mean by hav
ling them right? Here agail
tive mean more or less &C
lcording to who you are VIII,
are reading, how much 70,
lcare for fashion, and how
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
WAHAMAKERU.

much for comfort. Can't
say the same thing to every
body but we can say this :;
Hand. sewed shoes are the
best. We needn't say that
and IS for boys. And we
mean to have mems hand
made shoes for S. one OF
these days.
By the middle Market street door.
Mems and boys summer
clothing now for two-thirds
three-quarters, or half, &C
cording to how little we have
of what you pick out. The
fewer the sizes left the lower
the price.
Now is the time for us to
begin to be done with sum
mer clothing. You have US
at a disadvantage. W {
can't count our money till
we've got through with these
losses. 1t all belongs to the
clothing business though.
to you, if you are a wearer
of fine shoes you know it al
ready. But, if you are one
who want your money to go
as far as it can be made to
GO, we still say hand made
shoes are the best, unless
your feet are tough enough
to bear stout leather and
machine work.
Hand. made shoes cost but
soc a pair more for women's
and children's shoes and 81
a pair for mems more than
machine made. All the rest
of the money, whatever the
price is, is for fine leather. II
you are content with such
leather as is put into ma
chine-made S h oe 8, y o u
needn't pay more for hand.
made than $3.50 for wo-
men's shoes, Sc for mems
|By the middle Market-s,reet door.
| We told you on Saturday
THAT Mr.. Walton had return
led. He is here in the nick
lof time to sell his straw hats
The dog day weather is the
straw-hat-opportunlty. 1nt
straw hat stock is big, the
variety good, but the time
has come for a 1e-adjustmen
of prices in the interest o
stock reduction. lie is bus,
| at it. If you have delayed
hat-buying you certainly
have the best OF us, for hat
r are down and they must g
out-and will. This apple
\ to light Derbys also. Mr.
5 Walton has a horror OF ole
stock and well he may have
SILT has ruined more mer
t chants than any other singh
r cause-except speculation.
u JOHN WANAMAKnR.
IQhnn,ppt Tbtr%aaoth .,d H.-k.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND does not
believe in letting any guilty man es-
cape an office whom be has already ap
pointed to an office and has been re-
jected by the Senate. He has taken
John Goode, the Virginia bsllot-box
stuffer, recently rejected by the Senate
as Solicitor General, and he has ap-
pointed him special counsel for the
Government In the Bell Telephone
suits. Cleveland believes In carrying
out the program as first arranged.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

THERE SEEMS yet to be strong un-
dercurrent of opinion that Z. &. Coch-
ran will yet be the Democratic nominee
for Governor. The only argument
given for such an opinion is that a
"bar'r" or two will be tapped. NJ
doubt there Is purchaseabe material
amongst the delegates with whom
money would be potent argument.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

TEMPERANCE got black eye in St.
Georges Hundred on Saturday. The
Cochrans and their relations came out
In q circular denouncing cleo sioneerine
with whiskey and fraud and deceit,
The people of ST.. Georges couldn't see
1t and put their ballots in for the Blggs
delegates. The wolf-in- sheep s-clothinp
dodge wouldn't work.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

THE MUGwUMp has shown his hand
again, and the President has appointed
. Republican to the position OF Chief
Examiner OF the Civil Service Com
mission. What q chorus OF rejoicsng
this will cause amongst the myriads OF
get any.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

IN THE excitement over the canvass
for the nomination 70. Governor, 1t
would hardly be inferred that there
was q Congressman TO be nominated
to- morrow ut all. The Congressman
has no offices to give out, but the Gov
ernor has the leaves and fishes to dis.
tribute. II makes difference.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

IT SEEMS q little singular that the
repesters on Saturday were invariably
found voting with and for Cochran
temperance delega.es--the side that de-
nounced whiskey drinking and dis
honesty. 1t provokes q broad smile.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
EAST LAKE PARK
A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INvEs1mI|

No Intelligent needs at da A.
inc
sacnSsd No hs MN 70 me owner
New
world "'@' no'nlog Of
besuufu and elevated tract of land purchased m
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

THE REPUBLICAN papers OF the
State, aided by the "DelswareAn," did
the work on Saturday and downed the
county rings and the administration.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

THE BOOSTERS did well In the Third,
Tenth and Eleventh wards on SAtur-
day, but nothing like as we'll as they
did at the Sheriff's nomination.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
EAST LAKE PARK

street extended 80 tu''aae'pNl Pike I'll
Tho situation CT this ito tho
has bean IN the possession % tho WsOn family s
suited ior pudng sres being high I'M
Delaware the surrounding nn
II has divided into building
Large Lake about 81. acres win be p1
OF hI
the ss s Dc Get aside a Park and viii sourcs
has already msde q re
II proposed TO sell these Lots either monthly pymen
each inc plan OF VIII enable all
secure what believed TO be the cheapest the
why are hey cheap Because You buy
sb and As n
this to the cemetery by January Oii vi"
Purchasers Of Lots will their instalments to
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

WHEN OUR Democratic friends get
into trouble they should tie on to the
Republican papers. They will pull
them through.
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16

IN nh,ai1 n with tie Dtlsn.,s,fI
Or have YOU, more .,,l9S''
satistied tney aro p''s''-
i. nn ,ro more pit o'i n
yeeR: nov trey a''
should see them, .,,,, yuttop
ladies' lie S lasting sllpI .t,s Is nj
a Iot of extra 10 ;gs 'i l,ir lS N
A LOT Of extra ~'''
feet. ~, ssoN Of eau
and canvas. ,ba lOT "
mnaS better than you CIV
prices marked, ,oya. lss
Ladies' lasting V
sl.25 for 900. 49,, ,oyed pa;lon
Ladies' lasting iOA
sl.s6 for o.. , faxed bplSn
Ladies lasting 'O
I 81 90 for 81. %. ,,, pebble
orc lot large H'' 81
Al .36 only $l.m, .,,,s. worth ~
Mems low cut sn'
sl.60. .., sboti, l..:es
a;bo, our y.IP'i TIIecs y lsat ce.9 ,'I'ss
to o; real yaIge, 55tr;sn's I'D nj
| Shoes. all OF thepi u" .,,
we sell for oOc. ,.os, la'a-g al
Shoes, sizes Il 10 q ,..,
sl.2b. ssa7l1 hos wv
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
Philadelphia, Wilmington 4 hst'nun R''r''f
JULY 18th 1886.
Trains leAve WlminKsos ks lolleas

Trains leave Wilmington ss loiless
Philadelphia (ezpressl,. a 30 tfo, 3
$50, 8 lb, o %, 10, IA, 10 o. Ii ct, II 81 an
l24o, / 81, "A go, and Tos N.
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z 80, 4 90. Z 20, o 90, 10 30 p. IN.
FOR Chester texpressl, $50, I 80. . 10 = 10
sF, IL So, IL 81, q. m, IL 20, t9s. 0 90 sDi %
p. m.
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Rev YORK, 200, 252, I 90 ~, %
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asa, ! 90, 10 80 p. m.
Fer West Chester, via Lsraokin ..4o ."
s II Il. m; 2 30 and 90 p. N.
FOR Newarf and intermediate t'ti"hs
u 2. m, IL IS and n p. m.
BsltimcIe ana intermeolste st3.ols 10 II
a. NJ; bb7 D. m. and II o. night
Raitirn ore and bay Lino,1.th - u.
sois!p PC and wssni1gt0n i "a "a. ~ :,
Trains for delaware Division leave for:
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Gsors etown sne Lswes 80 a. M; Btc,,
Sesford and intermediate stations, e.2b
harrington, Dsimar and way stIttons,i
EInress for Harrington and Rehoboth, IS.
y. M. Way trains, 8 80 a. IN. and rs p. N ,
Express for Uover Harrington ED Doimaf
Il b6 .. NJ. everpday
SyHnklin City, 9 30 Am,
Express for Norfolk IL hb .. m. daily.
Leave philsdel ,his, Broad street, foi
wilniDgtan ,express), 1925, $50, 72o.
Z ~, o 10, 10 20, IL So, IL b o. m, Of, 0z,
| s 0s, n, o., 81, IL 10 and II "a p M
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rs, o "a, s 36, Q 90, 10 90 and IL 4. p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Tor Philadelphia texpress), q 90, 2 "a, %
7 20, II 81 Q. m, 0 ~ and 90 p. m.
Accommodation, 0 80 .. M; IL 10, %, eso'
TAO, Q so p. m .o
For Chester texpress) 40, IL 81 a. M, s~
and 90 p. m.
Accommodation, 80 .. m, Il 10, 3d. b"
10, and 81 p. m. an
For New York (express), 90. y, to0'
20, IL 81 q. m; 8 "a, 7 90 and 20 p. ID:
For West Chester, via Lamokin' soVs' ~
aud Is p. m, IA
baltimore and washington, q, 20, ",
10 10 q m and 7<b pm. Baltimore. " nikn KY
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, ior WIZ
mington (express), IL 20, %, Nv, y +" - A''
0'b1, IL 10, and II "a p. N. ,oaxs,o
Accommodation, S8b, 10 20 .. m, IL Ss'e ~
8 80, and IL II p. m. .~. ara -
For further Information PASSENGERS NJ
ferred 10 che ticket ONCE ct the station:
Trains marked thus (A)are lmiteo eAPfe'''
upon which extra iArs I" 'n. j. &. WOOD.
General Passenger AGENT
OaAnL ne Il, PUaH General ManakH'
Daily Republican., 1886-08-16
Security, Trust and Safe DEPOSIT Com

Marke. wilmington,
deed in fec simple printed Of m
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. OLA NJ
For Western Pennsylvania, local rainr
followed by fair weather, cooler westerly
For West Virginia, fair, eighty cooler
weather; westerly shifting to northwest.
erly winds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-05
vdhess Rlays here but for a short time

only.
Noah knew how men would sneer at
him when he commenced building his
ark. Human nature has not changed
oue whit since then it's the same It was
5000 years ago mon reason just the same,
They to IL the ground then as now, that
there Is no God; that everything that
happens does 50 ju't by chance. l met q
philosopher once who argued that force
and matter just worked together and the
world was crested. Thoas men believe
that at the end there will he no difference
and we will all be swept up into heaYen
together. How absurd such an idea is
At the time Of the flood all tho people
except the one that hearkened unto God
swept into heaven and he left 10 float
about in an old ark.
Noah heard and obeyed God; he didn't
care what the people said. What we
want to do Is to'obsy God and care moth.
ing for cayil,