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be to pay again. When / was up at Anderson
the dog tax was on hand and the MARSHAL
could hardly ind anybody vino owned a dog
nothing but little pun about so high" and he
put his hand nearly 10 the ground. II stopped
at another house and inquired: Got any
dogs 2" NO no dogs about these premises"
NV ny, what IS that animal slipping under the
houseY Oh. that-that little fee; WHY
that amt mine-that's ,Susy's little flee
he's no dog--ani lie don't belong to
us, how" Nabor Freeman and
L were about to be ruined by some long-nosed,
razor-back hogs, and my dogs were afraid Of
them-Dut one day heard an awful squealing
in the strip OF woods back of my house, and
thought heard man say, bite him, Tramp!
seize him, Tramp so / hurried down there
and found big, brindle, strange dog Just tear
ing a big hog all to pieces, bnt couIdent find
anybody sclsng him on, and dident feel
like sicking him oil The next day the owner
came fooins- around with gun, and said he
saw big, brindle dog run under nabor
Freeman's house. and lie was gNyine to kill
him and sue for damages besides. Nabor
Freeman Strengthened up with indignation,
and said che is not my dog, sir. 1 don know
anything about him. 1t he is at my house he
don't belong there, he just tuck up there.
My opinion is that that dog is a tramp. L
can't keep these stray dogs from eating hog
meat when they are hungry
Well those hogs never troubled us any
more, and my respect for stray dogs has
greatly increased. BILL ARP.
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One of the surcst evidences Of success is the
claim to do what othc:s are doing, quicker
cheaper, and moro otfCctually. Every man in
business knows what We refer TO. But do men
of good Judgment in other branches of trade
welcome such persons to their credit and eS-
tcem2 Don't they say, 1--WE viii trust the man
who has been before The public longest" OF
course they do Drs. Starkey K Paiep'S Com
pound Oxygen Treatment for Consumption,
Neuralgia, and rheumatism, has been in 0etu-
al use for sixteen years More than forty thous-
and Treatments have been sold to rs many dill
fercnt homes throughout ths land. Its sue
cess has been marvellous. Therefore, imtators
are sprnging up in many parts of the country.
Scarcely any higher assurance Of the Value of
q useful discovery or invention can be given
than the fact that INSCRIPTIONS persons at
tempt to deceive the public by offering them
an article TO which they give the same name,
aud to which they attribute the same qualities.
The intrinsic yaue of an article is best evil
dencod by efforts TO make gain through hnitl-
ton.
Let it be clearly understood that the only
genuine Compound Oxygen is manufactured
in PHILADELPHIA Pa. at No 1920 Arch street.
by Drs. Starkey \ Paon Amy substance made
elsewhere, and called Compound Oxygen, is
spurious and worthless, and those who buy il
only throw away their money, rs they viii in
the end discover. Full particulars about the
genuine Compound Oxygen and its curative
properties my be obtained without charge by
addressing Drs. Staglcy X palen, rs above.
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FTNHE BEST paper published is "The Farm.
4 and Live Stock Monthly" Price 25 cents a
year Five copies one year for sI.OO. G. NJ. Walker,
indianapolis. Ind, publisher Name this paper.
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Brazilian Flour Corn.
From the Gwinnett Herald

FROM the GwInnett Herald.
Mr. -: L. Born dropped IN the Herald office
last week G asked him what lie knew of
the Hour corn that was creating some excite
ment III the county.
We'll he said, II know! something Of it.
travel frequently through middle Georgia, ana
nave seen IL IN an stages Of It's growth and eat
.he houI maze ifoih IT, regard IL as u bless
ing TO TINS state.
know q man IN Morgan county who made
iaSC year H'o pu5HeIS OH -FOUR acres, besides
tW .t,rty ioau ls D, forage
,,ostah I"' was certainty Dig cropping VIC sug-
sV .IVa -. .,1.c
oSi out ms neIRilDorS VerlnGd MS state,
hen5 ~ was OH liio Ialu anu wen prepared
,.a M" , 10 my plait anu cuitiVale IL
no ioiiu - l'ioPa "a Wy peiHS ofohe wen
en- ,Dii Ci'ooNou ~ ~ tilic1 " iour leet, de-
Pe af. on the 9uaiityo OF INC son;
. ~ ID niahutg ;I III tl9 mn anu Iiilhled Gown
1 oiio StaiNI ms attik succors OUT ana pro
uU w 49, iio io'.i ~ aiN STAINS, anu eICi Stalk
Sonb the tM1 40 etee ears t Gl COIL 90 not
ny s's'loiIoIi'H S W tiIe leIp, lldue ny
oiio 1 "a nave PuoGcu. l'aso year
pia pan less 'nah d quarter 9l an acre on this
i"iu u, near a., NoIcroSS anu llaue nlteeh Dushels
40 l,,r n,,d te IaSSi nave seen ihe corn
INC houl anu ;'te INC oreau' ana tiat, you
hho"' Is SoSPei SEluence' IL ihe people out
west nave louhd IL OUT we nave been buying
INC nour from 1hen, Ior can tel IT. from or
ullary wheat iiouf, ana don DelleVe any
other man can.
U. H. stephens planted small patch last
year ana nad some OF ~ ground at our mills
~ gTihus IN '"lleat mills, ana goes on through
the DoiI tie advantage Is ~ mas no smut, ana
we VIII need no shutters when 1t drives wheat
omt 0, this country as thihk IL W!H eVentu-
any co. =,
inns corn VIII yleld as much rs ordinary
corn on ordinary iahd, ana twice as much fod-
der. Inc ears are small, put larger than COM
mon popcorn, ana IL has three or four ears TO
each gram planted
From the McDuLle Journal
Mr.. Robert Hayes, of this vicinity, planted
small patch of Brazilian flour corn last
| spring, and makes very favorable report of
| his experiment. lie planted only about one
fifteenth of an acre, and from this he gathered
| five bushels of corn The grain is planted and
| cultivated the same as common Indian corn,
! except that tho numerous sprouts or suckers
| that branch out from the root, of which there
are usually from live to fifteen, are left stand
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Royal Absolutely Pure.

The only Baking Powder yet found by chemical analysis
to be entirely free from lime and absolutely pure is the
Royal This perfect purity from the exclusive use
OF cream of tartar specially refined bv patent
processes which totally the of lime and
other impurities. The this chemically pure cream,
OF tartar is much greater than any other and it is used
IN no baking powder but the "Royal''
Dr. Edward G. Love, formerly analytical chemist for
the u Government who made the analyses for the New
York State Board of Health their investigation of baking
powders and whose intimate knowledge of the ingredients
of all those sold in this market enables him to speak an
hoatvey says of the purity whoesomeness and superior
quality of the "Royal":
II have tested package of Royal Baking Powder
which purchased in the open market and find it COMPOSED
OF pure and wholesome ingredients cream of tartar
powder of high degree of merit and does not contain
either alum or phosphates, any injurious substance
"E. G. LOVE, PHD.
u s. C1q n:t
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sssss s-ss..sssssssss sss--ss.
THE MUTnE3
or
WASIlNI TON.

"But bombs and balls didn't have no respect
for graves nor nobodys mother when they
were sarching Ground for conleds. and it soon
got too hot for me to stay there, aud you ought
err seed me move when L got up"
Them things make er fellow mighty supple"
suggested Brown, "and you may see fellows
so ured that they can hardly drag one foot be-
tore the other that will get rested in or twink
ling and as pert rs crickets when er bomb sails
ormong en-
But" resumed Plunkett. 81 seed er little
girl over to the left of the old Charlottesville
tavern, that they couldn't make run by their
balls, but that there fire what I've told you
erbout made her git up.
"The little girls folks were refugeed folks,
and they were living in er little house out in
the wilderness by some old gold mines.
The mother had went up the river and got cut
oil from her homo and the little
Girl erbout twelve years old
WAS taking care Of the house and the little
baby boy, and the fighting soon got so fierce
thai it was safer TO lay down at one place than
it was to try to run out, so she stayed and
Rugged the little brother close in her arms,
and lay down on the floor till she heard the
ire or cracking and er roaring, and then she
riz aud with the baby boy in her arms and
her hair all streaming down her back, with
nothing on her head, She pitched out amidst
the shower of lead, and the soldiers seed
her and begin TO cheer, and that
seemed to get her faster, till her
1907 Caught Ill CT uuSll ,tiiu tiluPcu tcA anu
threw her down, and the little baby fell erway
in front Of her, and or bomb bursted and tore
up the dirt not moro than twenty feet in front,
but she never left her little brother. She
grabbed him and started ergin, and the yankees
ceased firing and the soldiers of both sides
cheered worse than ever, and the whole line
pulled of their caps and waved to the little
lady rs sho went over tire brow of the hill. ]
hone size lived TO see the days Of peace
restored, and hope she may raise up family
as true to the old flag as she was to her little
baby brother. SARGE.
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In peruicious practices pursued in solitude, is q
most startling cause OF nervous and general
debility. lack " seli-conadcncc and will power,
impaired memory, dependency, and other
attendants Of wrecked manhood. Sufferers
should address, with ID cents in stamps, for
large illustrated treatise, pointing out unfai-
ING means Of perfect cure, Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, COS Main street, Buffalo,
n. y.
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OF NJ, 4. DAt MIN,
Washington. II. 4.

Address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
- New Orleans, la.
II NJ L VI X 4 That the presence OF Generals
vi VI i II Boaurcearl ana Early. who are
IN charge ot the drawings N o guarantee otabSolute
Fairness @uc integrity that the chances arc all equal
ana that no one can possibly divine what number
WI draw lrse.
REMEMBER that she payment Of sll Prizes is
kANIEED ny FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS 90 New Orleans aud tho Tickets are
igned 10y the President of an Institution, WHOSE
harlcied u-his ate recognized in the highest
courts. hcteipre. beware Of any limitations
huoAym' US 'lAlNes sun mon we
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STAR" FOUNTAIN PEN
Best Writing Pen ever offered
to the Public.

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At price within the reach all. Holds ink for
weeks use. Price S1.10 and upward. Every
Pen warranted and satisfaction guaranteed. Tho
star Pen consists OF highly finished hard rubber.
holder fitted with a superior Cola Pen, 10 suit any
writer. In orderinr. specify style Of pen wanted.
Sent by mail express reeeit OF price. Repairs
to pens OF all kinds specially. J. UlLGlCH d co.
manufacturers of the Star and Independently
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dysreptic, constips,od, should address, with 10
cents IN stamps for treatise, Worlds DiSpcu-
sary Medical Association, GjS Main street.
Buffalo, y. \.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-19

RALEIGH, N. c., October 10 - At
Greensboro young colored woman
named Laura Hyatt was murdered early
last night by some unknown person cut
ting her throat near the depot. She died
almost instantly. The police axe in $, arch
of her murderer.
PATERSON, n J., October ls.-During
the last two weeks Robert CARROTS con-
dition has gradually improved and his
physicians now say that plans are being
considered looking to his removal TO
Baltimore within a short time.
CHICAGO, October lS.-With the ex-
ception OF an occasional personal en-
counter between the new men on the
North Side Chicago Street Railway
and the old men, gu e,nes prey'i's, and
it is not thought there will be any fur
ther strike
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wav,aid and Robbed BY Highwaymen.

DETROIT, MIcu, October is.-A
snecial 10 the Meas from Duluth, MINI ,
saws w. A. Fritz, treasurer OF German
fowr School District, near Duluth, was
waylaid in the suburbs Of Duluth last
NIGHT by four highwaymen, who pulled
him from his buggy, threw him to the
oround. beat him shOckingly and robbed
Rim of mink skin money belt, ntaln-
inc over 50 OOO in school funds. lie
made his way to police headquarters IN a
pitiful plight and told his story. lie hau
shown his belt to a number OF persons IN
q saloon where Inc had been drinking.
Tne nfevious treasurer was robbed in the
same manner six years ago near the same
snot The police have no clue
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Police Notes.

Wednesday night Riley Brown and
John Jones fell in love with two boxes
of cigars which they saw in the window
of Mr. Jasper l.. Rowe's cigar store, on
the corner of Broad and Third streets,
and proceeded to appropriate them to
their own use. In order to do so they
had to break The window glass, which
they proceeded 20 do. They took the
cigars and started off Mr. T. Mitchell,
conductor on the Electric line, who
was off duty, saw the act and pursued
Brown and caught him When he did
so Brown gave Mitchell an ugly cut with
a knife on the neck, but did not sever
any veins.
Brown and Jones were sent on 70 the
grand jury for feloniously breaking in
the window, aud Brown was sent on
also on the charge OF feloniously cutting
Mr.. Mitchell.
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CABLE FLASHES.

LONDON, October ls-Application to
the Parnell Commission for the release
Of Mr.. William Redmond, NJ. T., who Is
serving a three months sentence OF i'm
prisonment for oifenses under the crimes
act, will be made on Monday.
LONDON, October ls The ship build
ers at Dundee struck Yesterday for an
advance in wages The masters con-
ceeded an advance Of one per cent, and
the strikers will resume work tomorrow.
LosDoN, October lS-Coal has ad-
yanced two shiilings ton, owing 10 the
strike of the miners.
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DISASTROUS RAILROAD COLLISION
ON the Lehigh valley Railroad.

HARRIsBuRG, Pa. October lS.-lht
Messenger train leaving here at 13O pm
ON the Cumberland Valley Railroad, col
ijded with another passenger train near
Shippensburg. Both trains were going
Al nearly full speed, and the shock of the
collision badly wrecked the engines, the
baggage cars and coaches. Charles Bit
ner baggage master, Of Harrisburg, was
killed almost Instantly; and both engi-
neers and several of the trainmen are IN
iured seriously, but it is thought none
are fatally hurt. Some of the passen-
gers also received some injuries.
The collision was the result OF mis-
understanding in train orders, one tram
being half an hour late.
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On motion adjourned a, 9.lO.
THE BANQUET.
iraternal Legion.

Deputy Supreme Commander F. e.
Tholl instituted Jefferson Camp at
Tholrs Hall, 700 West Broad street,
Wednesday night October II, and the
following officers were elected and In
stalled Commander, J. Samuel Parrish;
Past Commander, A. w. Rosene; 5. V.
Commander, John j. Boyle; J. V. Com
mander, H. Weis; Adjutsnt, Joseph f..
Nunallie; Enrolling Officer, F. II. Plue
macher Treasurer, b. Witikamp, Jr.;
Orator, John Krausse; Guide, Samuel
Britton; Warden, F. {. King; Sentry,
Jacob Wachter; Trustees, A. and N.
Rosenegk, A w. Rosene, John Krausse
The camp starts with a good member
ship. The insurance is from 81 900 to
s. 600
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Latest Reports Re-
ceived by Mail, Ca
bic and Wire.
EARLY ADJ0uRSM6Sr OF CONGRESS
PROBABLE.
Foreign and Domestic Items.

WAsmvGroN, October lS.-Mr. Ali
sons lRepubicanl motion to take re-
cess from October 20 TO November ~
was laid before the Senate today.
Mr. Brown (DcmocraD moved TO
amend by making adjournment on sat
urday final.
After some debate Mr. Browns motion
was agreed to, q majority Of the Repub-
licans voting against II and a majority oil
the Democrats for II.
A tariff debate then sprung up, partici-
mated in by Messrs Aldrich OF Connect
cut. Cofkril Of Missouri, Teller OF Colo
RADIO. Fry Of Maine, Eustis OF Louisiana
and others.
"a 6.m. the Senate adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
The House today agreed 70 the Sen
ate resolution fixing Saturday,, October
%. as the day for final adjournment
When the resolution came TO the House,
M Mcmillan made an extended tariff
speech i'm which he held that the Senate
bin increased eleven out Of fourteen OF
the tariff schedules Mr. Taylor and Mi
Bavne both contrOveried Mr. Mcmillan s
statement
Mr.. Breckenridge, of Kentucky, was
drawn into controversy with Mr.. Tay-
Tor about the sugar schedule, and in
which Mr. Taylor charged that the sched-
ules were agreed upon after co INSULATION
with Mr navemeyer. Of Brooklyn, n
y president OF the Hayemeyer Sugar
Refinery. This was denied By Mr
Breckenridge, but he subsequently, apol
ogized to Mr. Taylor for his statements
and at l:99 p. m. the House adjourned.
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THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
ENGINEERS.
Two Secret Sc ssions Held yesterday-Bsn-
auet at the Old Pump-house.

The Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-.
gineers held two sessions yesterday. They
were secret. Both sessions were spent
in the examination of the COMMITTEES on
Credentials. All the delegates duly ac'
credited were found TO be present except
ing about half dozen.
The total number Of delegates is 80,
one from each OF the divisions, which
cover the entire country, including
Canada and Mexico
Reports from the various committees
will be first received and discussed This
will take number Of hours. hen com
mittees have to be appointed and work
mapped cut,
The grave questions which will be dis
cussed at length it is expected will not
come up for consideration until next
week
Tonight there will be grand ball at
the Old Pump house The Richmond *
Allegheny Railroad will tender, free OF
cost, train to carry the Brotherhood
ladies and visitors to the Pump-house.
1t will leave a, 8 pm. and'return at mid
night. The local committee Of arrange
ments, heretofore published, will be In
charge A first-class time is expected.
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Nyw YORK. October lS.-At 2:5o mus
afternoon a few hundred men hsd gan
cred in Wall street in front OF lhe Su9'
Treasury building 10 attend ProbiDl,
lion mSss.meeting, al which General
Clinton B. Fisk, the Prohibition nominee
for President was advertised to spe,sk.
Rv 2 o'clock the crowd had swelled "a
nearly a thousand On the platform
which had been erected on the SUB,
Treasury steps. and iastefully draped
with he National flags and various EN-,
blems were a number of gentlemen and
ladies
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LOCAL NOTES.

Police Commissioner John s. Hsr-
wood. who has been very i'll OF fever.
is slowly improving.
In rear of No 1920 West Leigh street,
yesterday, an abandoned child was found
dead. Coroner Taylor, with his basket,
appeared on the scene and took charge
Of it.
The Hollywood sewer Is completed.
for which all the owners of lots in Hol-
lywood and all visitors TO that silent aud
beautiful city OF the dead are thankful.
Mrs. Lutlldice Hustee of New Kent
county, Va, Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. I. J. Smithers, COB West Clsv.
u Il A -
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THE KAISER'S TOUR.
His Visit to POmpeii.

NAPLES, October 1S.-Emperor vii
liam visited Pompeii this morning. lie
was intensely interested in all he saw in
the buried city, especially in some excs-
valions which were made in his presence.
Several valuable bronze objects were un-
earlhed, which the Emperor accepted as
souvenirs Of mis- visit. He was greatly
pleased and in leaving said This is
the most pleasing incident of my tour.
At noon King Humbert and Emperor
William left Naples for Rome.
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KING d1S OF LABOR.
oniciaI OrderfxpelIing r. Il. Bar


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 1s.-Gen-
eIal Master Workman Powderly and the
secretary have prepared for the members
Of the Order of the Knights Of Labor a
statement as TO T. B. Barry's expul-
sion from the order. The formal resolu-
ton Of expulsion appears to have been
unanimously adopted by the General Ex-
exutiyc Board on October 10Th, ami Was
based upon charges that he had illegally
drawn money from the treasury OF the
Order, and been guilty Of other irregular
ities during his membership. The state
ment also shows that complaints concern
ing BarrY's conduct have been made 10
the Executive Board from different paris
of the country where he had been visit
ing on official business.
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The regular meeting Of Fulton Demo
cratic Club was held last night in Wash
er's Hall. The club adopted resolution
requiring each member to wear white
baS red bandana aad cane at the
Democratic demonstration next Wed
nesday, October 9th The club COM
pleted arrangements for the grand rally
tonight on the corner Seventh and
Louisiana streets Mr.. John II. Conner
addressed the club, after which 1t ad-
journed to meet Monday night, October
ool
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VOL. II.-N NUMBER 75l
A Defauiting Cigar Manufacture An
seconds.


seconds.
SPRINGFtELD, Mass, October 1s.-The
property of the Atlantic Cigar Company
Of Westfeld and that Of its president,
William A. Abbott, were attached this
morning by the First National aud
Hampden National Banks by Edward [.
Carpenter. The liabilities are estimated
al from 100000 to 10000, and to add to
the confusion Mr Abbotrs whereabouts
cannot be asoertained, although he is
thought to be In Canada. On the
eve OF his hight he borrowed Ger
tain sums Of money His private
fortune is entirely absorbed so that moth
ing can be saved from the wreck, as he
has recently endorsed notes of the con
cern for large amounts. The attorneys
for the banks say that so far as they can
discover there is no evidence OF inten-
tional dishonesty The company wss
one Of The largest manufacturers Oh
cigars in Massachusetts, and was estao.
fshed several years ago with capital oi
$2jO 900. II employed 1870 hands.
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Base Ball

New YORK October 1s.-The warm
sun had a good effect on The
attendance at to-dsy's game between
the ST. Louis and New York teams,
nearly six thousand people being pre-,
sent King and Boyle and Keefe and
Ewing were in the points. Score:
ST. Louis ...... o. 0 0 0 0 0 l Il
New Yorks, .....2 0 o. 0 0 0 X-4
At Pittsburg (Exhibition)
Pttsburgs, 10; Cincinnatis, D.
At Brooklyn Exhibition:
Brooklyns, 8; Indianapolis, 4
Az Philadelphia:
Philadelphias, 5; Athletics, 8.
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An Irish Parliament Demanded.

LoxDoN, October ls.-Mr. Michael
Davitt has written letter to the Itme'
in which he says that the Irish will not
accent the scheme proposed by the Liber'
ais for the government of Ireland, unless
an Irish Parliament is allowed TO solve
the land question and to fix the compen-
sation TO be paid 10 the landlords.
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Mounted Democrats.

All Democrats who will turn out with
the Mounted Democratic Club on Demo
cratic Day, October cath, are urgently re-
quested TO meet at Old Dominion CLUB
rooms, southwest corner Of Main and
Eighteenth streets, Saturday night at
o'clock.
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south Carolina Presbyterians on kvolu
ton.

COLUMBIA, S. C., October 1S-The
Woodrow evolution element has gained
another substantial victory in the South
Carolina Synod. The Synod has voted
13 to A5 to condemn the anti Woodrow
action of the faculty and board OF direc-
tors of the theological seminary.