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CIVIL SERVICE OPINION.
Comptroller Durham Decides the APP
plIcation OF tho Word "Omoe,"


Comptroller Durham decides that the
word "onlce" in the first clause Of rGle 10
Of the civil service commission applies to
the head Of bureau as well as TO the head
OF a department, that the head Of a bureau
10 the "head OF an ofllce;" also that when
the head Of any department believes that
the public service viii be promoted thereby
he can appoint confidential clerk for the
head Of bureau in his department without
requiring him to undergo the civil service
examination, and he can receive the pay OF
any clerk In the classified service, provided
there is vacancy In either Of these grades
for which an appropriation has been made.
Third Auditor Williams for the appoint
ment OF confidential clerk, and II was re-
ferred to the first comptroller for de-
cieion,
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EXCoMMUN1CATED.


abotb, N. j.
The Rev. II. II. 0berly rector OF Christ
Church, Elizabeth, N. j., is In hot water
with his congregation. Reports are cur
rent Of scene last Sunday in Christ Church,
when he refused communion TO Miss Mayo,
member OF the church. tits said the lady
wept bitterly when he passed her by with
out administering the sacrament. This Is
not the first time he has done the same
thing. II is stated that he has refused to
give Miss Mayo communion since the time
an alteration arose between them and abe
struck the pastor.
Miss Mayo is lady of refinement, and is
member Of well known family OF Rich
mond, Va, and niece OF the late Gen.
Winfield Scott. Her brother-in.law, Gen.
Oracle, was a distinguished officer in the
confederate army. Miss Mayo is devout
church goer, and is noted for works Of char
ity. She dresses In rather eccentric way,
and, 1t is said, can be found kneeling at
the church door long before the doors Of
the ediice are opened. The quarrel between
the pastor and herself has had many YER
| sions, but the following, from an intimate
| friend Of the lady told to your reporter,
is considered the most reliable. lie
states that Miss Mayo went to the
church and entered the vestry TO get
silver plate belonging to her which
was lying beside the baptlsmal font. Rev.
| Mr.. Oberly was in the vestry. When she
reached her hand for the plate he pushed
| her to one side and said she could not have
| 1t. She became Indignant at this, where
upon he ordered the sexton to put her out.
When that worthy attempted to place his
hand on her arm Miss Mayo gave him a
violent push back. He stumbled and fell
over coal scuttle. The rector made q
motion which she construed into an inten-
| ton to strike. She instantly took the ag-
| greesive and struck him with her hand In
which she held hymnal. She then alb
ruptly left the church. On the following
Sunday the pastor in giving communion
passed her by.
| ~ asked the minister why this was done, "
said the gentleman who narrated the above
story, "and he haughtily replied, 'Oh,
accommodated her. / was puzzled Il
know,n said the gentleman, "where til,
authority was given the rector to excom
municate anybody for such an oTense with
out consulting his superiors. 49,.
1t is only short time ago that Mr.
Oberly removed Mr.. Colburn, the blind
organist, who had served the church In that
capacity over thirty years. This caused O
commotion, and intensified the dissatlsfac
tion against the rector. The congregation
| of Christ Church includes the most aristo
cratic people Of Elizabeth. The rupture
between the rector and portion OF hi
flock is serious, and growing wider daily.
|
STIFFNESS and soreness of the muscles are o
| once removed by st, Jacobs Oil,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-12

Next TO our vices are our iollies, Among them
is the imperiling of future bodily comfort,
and the average tenure Of life to which per-
presumably entitled, by imprudence IN eating
and drinking, and the reckless use OF drugs
II is one Of the happy capabilities of Hostel
Ges SUn inqcsd w fa ia c1 hnoP Gum INN
and watery, the bowels out of order, the COM
plexion and tongue both giving evidence of
biliousness, there Is, necessity for repairs
siartle its possessor. A course of the Bitters
the abandonment of "drugging' for relief
and a common sense diet and mode OF life
these will speedily produce change for the
better. What qulnine for fever and ague, and
mercury for biliousness and constipation
won't do, the Bitters will, 1t also relieves
rheumatism and neuralgia, and inactivity OF
the kidneys.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-12

was, by them, made to appear as the one pub
lie enemy for whose destruction II was the
duty alike Of the gentle kuklux and the
simpering halcbreed TO labor In unison. They
held him upas the incarnation Of tyranny and
corruption, and finally, by mere force OF
clamor, frightened the Republican party Into
silence In the presence Of his slanderers,
ms stalwart Republlcanlsm, which had been
OF It's strength, and asphyxiated with the at
mosphere OF envenomcd lies with which IL
was surrounded. Its betrayers became the
high priests at its altar. and the remarkable
spectacle was presented Of the Republican
party disciplining It's members for offending
the Democracy by illusions 70 what the latter
dcrislvely termed '.the bloody shirt
MI Blaine was the ring leader Of those who
claimed that this apostasy was the true Re-
publican faith. Is not this true2 Docs not
eyerybodywho then give any attention to pub
What them Was he rishtq Had the time
arrived TO cease all efforts to enforce the laws
among men who had never yet obeyed when
they could resist2 If so, the Republican party
logged superiluous on the stage. IL Its policy
was an outrage on the people Of half the coun=
Try, 10 be justly resisted with fire aud
sword, 1t was nc only for destruction, But II
the reverse was true; IT the southern insurrec-
tion, and not GRANT ought to have been SUP.
pressed; II ours is not constitutlonRlly q white
mans government, but government fall the
people, then James q Blaine was 70 iho Repub.
was to the Union cause during tho war. That
he should have succeeded IN appearing In any
other light shows the extern 70 which the pub.
lie may sometimes go In ~ forrctnlness and
intatuntion Until rcnf MIDI Qftic truth,
1.-THE southern whites ought 10 be the only
voters In that region, and " the negro q not
Republican party say 70, and let The friends Of
equal political rights be honorabiy mustered
out Of its service.
But ifit adheres to tho principles by which
alone II conquered In 1896. 1865, and is72, then
let II send 10 the rear the knaves by who's
treachery 1t has been Inundated and prevented
from carrying those principles into
before t can hope 10 sec justicS
prevail throughout the republic; but II oanno
even continue to exist, much leas can II pre-
vail, II Its ardor is to be dampened by treason
tainted leadership, usurped through selfish
agencies and by corrupt means.
Such is the lesson draw by comparing Mr.
Blaines history of Congress with the congress
sional history Of Mr. Blaine.
THE END.
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Nor RENT-Two LARGE, AIRY. COM.
10 muniCatng rooms nj summer rate; also
single furnished room for 81 por month, at No.
90 st. n f. 7.lb
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More Workmen Wanted.

The work in the draughtsman division OF
the patent Office has been steadily piling up
for the past few months, and has accumu-
lated to such degree that call has been
made for more workmen. The civil SER
vice commissioners have been very busy
giving out blanks to hungry applicants who
are preparing themselves FOR examination.
The places will not be permanent.
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Before the adjournment Of the assembly
of the conferences Of the society Of st.
Vincent de Paul the following dispatch was
sent to his holiness the pope;
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 9-To HIS HoLI-
NESS LEO XIII-YVur Holiness The gen.
eral assembly OF the conferences of the So
ciety of ST. Vincent de Paul of the United
States and Canada, now in session in Washing
ton, d. c., wish to express their gratitude for
the elevation of Archbishop Gibbons, of Balti-
more, and Archbishop Taschereau, Of Quebec
to the holy Roman cardinalate, and ask your
holiness 10 bless the laboTs Of the conferences.
REV. T CoRRIGAN,
REV. O. A. HEALY,
REV. j. Il. KEARNEY,
JOHN HIGGINS,
pornnnfttaa
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MIR. BLAINE'S BOOK.
AN ANALYTICAL REVIEW BY HON. GEO.
c. GORHAM.

The Silent Partner - Tho sohism-
A Great Blank-Mr. Blaine Seeking
Reinstatement-A Two-Horse Act
He Opposes the Starvation of Union
Prlsoners-1he MuiIIgan Letters Ex-
piosion-Biaine Narrowly Escapes the
Presidential Nomination - Senator
Biaino-The Hayes Administration
Conclusion-The Lesson of IL All.
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Neryons Duplicated Mon,

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T LoYD's %-CENT WASHINGTON Ex
Ia PRESS.

Baggage delivered to all parts OF the city,
railroads, steamboats,, &c. Furniture, sewing
machines, type.writers, 30, carefully removed,
Trunks taken to any part Of the house without
extra charge. Persons returning 10 the city
can leave their checks ut either office.
TELEPHONE No. 473-3.
ONCE 1908 II ST. N. w. Branch 0hices 9Th
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JOHN q. HAWLEY,
Proprietor.
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TOST And FOUND.
PERSONIL.

MFRS. IDA II. CORNELL HAS REMOVED
wi her place of business to 2liO X ST., where
she will be happy to see her lady friends and
teed. Parties desiring her services send postal
or call. ap 3-s-tf
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They are uppermost in our mind when buy
ing fabrics, are our chief thought when max
ing them up IN the best clothing known to the
people of the District of Columbia, not how
much we can get, but how little we can take,
isour constant aim. Elseman Bros, manufacture
ing clothiers and tailors, 7th and L.
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THE business of the late r. II. Taylor will
hereafter be conducted by his nephew, Mr..
William H. McKnew, who has been associated
He will be assisted by the various heads of de-
partments and the able corps OF clerks who
have been so many years identified with the
h1C
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ON THE MOUNTAINS OF PENNsYL-
~ WANNA.

THE PARK HOTEL Williamsport, Pa.
FIRsT.CLAsS SUMMER RESORT, NOW
OPEN.
No mosquitoes; cool nights; no malaria; no
better summer home for families. Rates from
SO to sl4 per week. Send for circular.
myl-tf
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MEDICAL.

nDTTNT AND WHISKY HABITS
WooLLEY, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga. de2G-dSW'6m
r ADIEs-JUsT PUBLISHED, "TREATIsE
i ! on acknowledgment of the Female Bust
and Form" Colored Anatomical plate, full
explanation, medical opinions, Sc, mailed
lealedl for 20 cents. Address p. o. DRAWER
179, Buffalo, N. Y.
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BUSINESS CHAYCEs.

1nPER CENT, PER ANNUM PAID SEMI
III annually on money invested for . or
years. reliable business under eyes Of Investor,
myl3lm
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ROME, June Hills holiness is much
pleased with your expressions Of filial grati-
tude, and blesses from his heart the conferences
Of the society of st. Vincent de Paul of tho
United States and Canada
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PERSONAL COMFORT.

NoRNs, &c-"THE WISE FOR HEALTH
y on daily walks depend" and thousands
visit --...
DIR. WHITE Il SON, FOOT SPECIALISTS,
14l6 Pennsylvania avenue. Washington, and
IL North Eutaw st., Baltimore, for relief from
and avoidance Of corns, bunions, diseased
nails, and other foot ailments. Forlieth year
OF practice. 81 sitting.
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Ladies', misses and childrons fine low
Shoes In the latest styles. The best 81 Infants
French kid button boot In the city. MRS. W.
IL. RICH, III Market space.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DRosPECT PARK HOTEL,
i CATSKILL, N. Y.
Season 1886 OPENS JUNE %. First-class
Summer Resort, of easy access, on the banks of
the Hudson; $50 feet above the river, command
ing view of the river In front and for miles
north and south and the grand old mountains
In the background; beautiful park, 20 acres in
extent; terms moderate. For descriptive cir
cular, &C., address PROSPECT PARK HOTEL
CO., Catskill, N. Y. my29-ws-iw
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Rates furnished for special to
lul2-w&s.2m
CoLoNIAL BEACH.

GRAND SUMMER RESORT.
SPECIAL EXCURSION, SUNDAY, JUNE 10,
Steamer ARROwSMITH leaves Seventh
Street wharf at $50 a. m. sharp, stopping at
home Mt lOp,m.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.-Grand Musical
Entertainment by Prof. Plstorlos band; Seaside
Dinner; Salt Water Bathing commences to-day.
Refreshments and dinner on board and at tho
hotel. Regular daily trips for the season will
commence on or about the GOTH see daily pa
pors Excursion tickets, 80 cents: children, %
cents. G.. w. RIDLEY, Manager.
tal1.0t
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VITANT TIE DESTINATION AS COPY1sT,
w draughtsman, or assistant bookkcoper
by n steady man; hrst.class references. Ad.
dress II. s. T., Republican Office. LID
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The House committee on Indian affairs
agreed TO favorably report Delegate
Hailey's bill authorizing the appointment
adjust, and report on all claims growing
out Of Indian depredations and treaties. A
favorable report was also ordered on the
bill authorizing the Secretary Of the In
terror to negotiate with the Shoshone and
Bannock Indians for REIMBURSEMENT Of a
part OF their lands In the Fort Hall, Utah,
reservation for railroad purposes,
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From Buffalo, Erie, Cleveland, and Detroit
to the summer resorts of Lake Superior, st.
Paul, Minneapolis, Detroit, Devils Lake, OAK. I;
the Yellowstone Park, aud all points In tho
northwest. Unequaled scenery superb
steamers, The most delightful summer trip
In the world.
For Excursion tickets at greatly reduced
rates, Tourists books and general information
apply TO
II. r. HowSER, Agent,
1851 Pennsylvania avenue.
Rates furnished for special tours.
iulD-w,Ng.Drn
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Legal NOTICES.
TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
4 TRlCT OF COLUMBIA.
MAY 10, 1886.

Maggie E. Yeager, pltf,)
We. In Equity No, 09lb
Samuel #, Heager, def,
On motion of the plaintiff by W. Preston
Williamson, her attorney, 1t is ordered that
the defendant cause his appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the first rule day, oC.
curing forty days after this date, otherwise
the cause will be proceeded with as in case of
default; provided that in addition to the no
tice to be published in the Washington Law
Reporter, as prescribed by the rule, the plain.
tin cause q copy OF this order to be inserted
twice week Tor four weeks IN some one of the
daily newspapers of Washington city. The OBJ
jet OF this suit Is to procure divorce Yinculo
malrimonil from the defendant on the ground
of deseTtion of the plaintif for more than two
years prior TO institution ofthis suit
WIN. NJ. MERRlCK, A. J,
A true copy,
by l., p, WILLIAMS, Asst. Clerk,
myl0-ws-iw
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NXTANTED-25wA WATERS, 6 BARKEEPERs.
w, Apply at zig 9th st. N. w NJ. g., Nc
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VIvANTED-AN ELDERLY CoLORED OR
w white woman for housekeeper: wages
small, bnt good home to one who suits Ad 40
flee. 2.i2
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EYCNRSTONS.
THE GREAT LAKE ROUTE.

T AXE SUPERIOR TRANSIT coMPANY.
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EnR RRNr---Rnnnra

TIoR RENT-BY 4 FAMILY OF ADULTS,
n 80 floor, unfinished or partly furnished
pleasant location; terms low TO desirable par
ties; references exchanged. Apply at l4g5 Il
IT. N. w. 7-i6
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W1NTED---HEIP.

ANTED-A SETTLED WOMAN TO DO
w cooking and ironing; stay nj nights;
must bring good references Apply 1925 18th
st. N. W. 2.li
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"RAIN orshine" umbrellas, stinemetz's, 1921
Pennsylvania avenue.
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STIFFNESS and soreness OF the muscles are
once removed by st. Jacobs OIL.
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XITANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss CoLORED
w man to live with private family Mt the
seaside; 2 good women 10 go TO New York
chamberwork; an intelligent young lady for
office work. and lady's maids. Call Mt i07
10th st. N W.
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NOTICE TO ARTISTS PHOTO. ENLARGE.
IN ments by solar or electric light in short.
est possible time; 25x80, mounted, $3.50; all
skies in proportion. y. NJ. BELL, 463 and 465
PA ave.
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TSNTED-EMPIOYMENT.

NXTANTED-BY A YOUNG CoLoRED wo-
w man a situation as nurse in ilrsi-class
private fnmily. call az 1879 VI. ave. l.l5
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EVoR REET-DEsIRABLE ROOMS OR
~ part OF house 1883 n ST. vicinity Thomas
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VLTANTED-G WOMEN TO GO TO NEW
w York city as house cleaners; also good
woman TO do general housework; wages, $40
per month. A head waiter and cook for first
class hotel; good wages; out OF the city. Call
Immediately at 407 10th ST. N. w. 2-l5
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NOR RENT-oSo X ST. N. W. COM
II municating rooms handsomely furnished;
modern improvements. south front; also a
single room 10 a gentleman. 7.l4
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Wy ANTED-BY A COMPETENT WOMAN,
w washing TO do Mt ;hOmp best references
ApTly at No. $50 N street N. w. 1.n
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TIME FINEST GOLD AND SILVER
Il Watches can be bought on small weekly
or monthly payments by addressing +. A.,
fldential ie5.lm
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UTANTED-BY A LADY IN OFFICE,
w room and board, bet. 1ith and 18th aud q
and L sts N. W.; price not to exceed $50. Ad-
dress r., Republican Office. Ala
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NTONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE OR
wi frst-class securities ut lowest rates of in.
tereSt. No delay where the security Is good.
ieS-tf o. O. GREEN, 1903 7th st. N. w.
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Nor RENT-l82o 18TH ST. N. w, PLEAS
II ant cool rooms, communicating; together
or separately; In small family: gas and good
closets. near street cars. call AFTER y. m. 7.lt
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DASTURE FREE-WILL GIVE A HORSE
Il good pasture Din Maryland) and plenty of
grain feed for whole or part of summer, for use
of same In light buggy; best of city references
given. Address STANTON, Republican Office.
iaO.lt
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II was unfortunate for Mr.. Blaine that, In q
House made Democratic largely through his
own influence, he was compelled 10 go back
thirteen, years for Il point Of agreement be.
tween himself and the Republicans around
him. And yet, so easily plGased-I might say
so easily gulled-were many of the best Repub-
licans In the land that they seemed to think
there could be no need OF better proof of deyo-
ton to principle, than this bold (D declaration
in 1876 of opposition TO the starvation of prso-
ners at AndeRonYile In 1863
shall not follow Mr.. Blaine through his
somewhat dry and common place account of
the national conventions of 1876, the campaign,
and the count, The only noticeable thing In il
all is his eulogy Of Samuel j. Tilden, which Is
sufficiently tlattering aud well written to mako
II worthy the editorial page OF tho New York
Sun,
MS AnsFoRTuNEs IN 1876
The proceedings In the House which led 10
the "Mulllgan letters" explosion he has passed
by with disappointing silence, Achapter might
perhaps have been written that would have
been more satisfactory TO Mr. Blaines friends
than anything that has yet been said. My
alluson to It Is only for the purpose of illus
trailing the facility with which he avoids an
issue. When II seemed certain that the
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UMPoUa 1oxnrmv

Inns Is a great day for inventions and progress.
but very poor day for fools and iaporam,,sas '
nen must know how to think and reason if they
would prosper The majority Of farmers are NOT
making living these times They strive to attain
700 great things in too short time
NORMAL SCHOOLS
give professional course in one years time. If
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kind OF course themselves. If you wish a practi-
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lake Teachers Special Course, or the classical
course which can be completed in Or 1 wears ac.
e0rolns 70 the ability and advancement of the pupil
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May the Word traverse es.th's utmost bound
And draw men into its captivity,
That the tree of life may be no longer found
A babe that doth chained in dungeon lie.
First and last, the beginning ard the end,
The Angel of the Covenant appears,
Wisdom is the creation Of his hand,
Who Of the Heaven and Earth its temple rears.
And Of Wisdom's treasures dug from chaos,
A tower high as the Heaven is found,
No gigantic ruin to dismay US,
But ladder that rests upon the ground.
Eastward cherubim with their swords OF flame,
Of Wisdoms living tree. still keep the way,
While they rear upon Rachel's earthly temb,
The pillar Of the night unto this day.
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NORMAL SCHOOLS

The opportunity given to the minister to ,eo.r
the oodly machine is a good investment for his
parlshloners. The more he reads the book of ma.
lure the more vii his sermons have of that early
gospel preaching which mirrored mountain and sea,
and exhaled the fragrance Of the lily Of the held
Christian Register. :.
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change, San Francisco, Cal, where contracts
for advertising can be made for it.
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