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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-29
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last stages Of that terrible disease. It's effect IS
wonderful. The cOu4h Is essed, and the
heal the hectic fever and night sweats are
checked, strength and yigOr return, sleepless
nights give place 90 quiet rest aud cheerful
awakening, theappetite returns. and hope and
happiness take the place Of feobleness and
despair II It does not do what Is chained for
Il. return the tonic and your money will be
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THE ONLY ORTGrNAT AM GREAT
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ET-FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
West Grace street. Rev. J. Calvin Stewart,
pastor Preaching az II o'clock am. and
o'clock pm, by the pastor on Sunday; Lee.
ture Wedne sday evening at So'clock; Sab
hath school at ESQ am. Seats free. A hearty
welcome for all.
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wTRIN1TY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, corner Broad and Twentieth
streets. Rev. Joseph Il. sturgis, PASTOR
Preaching at II am. and 7:30p.m. Wednesday
evening services at 40 O'Clock.
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w-CLAY sTREETM E. CHURCH. South,
Rev. W. Il. Atwill. pastor Preaching at II
am. by Rev. X. 4. Wilson, OF Petersburg,
and at 100 pm; Sunday at 3 am.
All are invited.
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tS~THiRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Of Broad and Twenty sixth streets
sunday-schOol at,s3O am Preaching by "
r. r. Howison at II am. No night services. He
will preach at Mizpah Church at $50 pm.
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH Protestant
Episcopal)-Reg. John b. Newton, rector
Divine service at IL a.m. aud pm; Sunday
school, go am. A cordial welcome. and
ushers at front door 10 furnish seats.
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Es~LEIGH- STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
corner Twenty-nf,h aud Leigh.-Rev 2. A.
Goodwin. d. D.. pastor. Services at II am :
and 7:SO pm; Sunday school at 9.lb am; mems
pray er meeting tuesday, night at 8 O'Clock
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EB~BROAD-sTREET METHODIST
CHURCH, Broad ond Tenth streets, Rev. 5. S.
Lambeth, pastor.-Preaching at IL a.m. and
l.l5 pm. All Welcome. Seats free.
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Es~sT. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPIsCO-
PAL CHURCH Broad street, between Twen-
y-fou tn aud Twenty-nfth.-Rev Telfair
HodgOn, d. D.. vice chancellor Of the Uni
versity OF the South, will preach at the morn
ing service; at 800 pm, Union Christmas ser
vices Of st. Johns Sunday school in the
church ; at pm. evening prayer and ser
mon Wednesday ,at 8 Pun. service and al
dress. Services at weddell Memorial Chapel
omitted.
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sg-wEDDELL MEMORIAL CHAPEL,
Denny street, Fuiton.-seryice and sermon
at ll5 pm.
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w-PARK-PLACE METHODIST RPIsCO-
PAL CHURCH. Preaching b. Rev. J. Wiley
Blodsoe at IL am. and pm.
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sTGRACE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH
temporary pastor Rev. DR.. John Pollard. Jr.
sunday-school at Q am; Sunday preaching at
II am and 7:3ipm.; Wednesday services at
pm; Friday service young mems at p. IN.
Free seats aud welcome to al.
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t1-sECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHUECH
DR. Hoge, al II am. and pm. Ola Market
Hall az SPIN.
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Ez-CRNTBNARY METHODIsTCHURcH
Grace street between Fourth and fth.-Rey,
William E. Judklns, pastor. Preaching at II
o'clock am. and 7:45 pm. Strangers and Others
always welcome
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Dyspepsia, HeadaChe&C.

Il Is the only tonic known which viii re-
lieYe
NERVOUSNESS, EXHAUSTION.
WEARY BRAIN, WAKEFULNESS.
IL Is unrivalod as "a brain food, and nerve
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duces a waste OF the Iron AM PhOsphates OF
tho body: the tonic supplies that waste, and
lmparts new energy 20 mind and body, gyins
new life go the body and fresh yig0r go the
brain. the scat of intellectual power. In
NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
HYSTERIA, MANIA.
Il Is invaluable For
WEAKENED ENERGY.
IMPAIRED VITALITY, and
ABUSE OF ALCOHOL,
II T. unriyalcd.
Wherever there are organs that are weak
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"a IN restoring their normal power. giving
them new strength and vigOr and rendering
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misery, once more capable Of enjoying the
pleasures Of life. In all diseases OF the throat.
such as ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS and GROUP,
rs effect Is marvellous even in the
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THE GREAT
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Wild Cherry
TONIC

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taste. Ii Il not a Qnack medicine, but a
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such as
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-29

ar ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner o. Fifth and Marshall streets.-Di
vine services et II am. and pm, Rev. Joshua
Peterkin. rector; Rev. Preston Nash, assist.
ant minister
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.g~GRACE-sTREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCn.-services at If O'Clock am. and
o'clockp pm. Preaching IN tho morning by Dr.
John Pollard. at night by Dr. s. 5. Lambeth
sabbath school services at go o'clock am;
Wednesday night services at O'Clock !;
prayer meeting Friday afternoon at $50.
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t1- wRsTMINIsTER CHURCH. West
Cary street.-services by DR. Kerr every Sum
day afternoon at O'Clock, and at O'Clock on
Friday night.
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WHAT CURES |!
As a medicine OF genuine merit we place
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ATLANrA GA. February a. isss
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LUNG CURE, which have used fr, quenily Of
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Indeed, do not hcsita'e to say that 1 have
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IL has another excellence IA my case. II new
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Very truly, etc, JOSEPH 4. BROWN.
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~ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner OF Grace and Madison streets.-Re'
R0rert Y. Kerr, D. D., pastor, will preach at
liam and pm. sunday-schooi at $50 an
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g1~GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner
Of Foushee and Main streets.-seryices by
Rev H. Melville Jackson at j am. and pm
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Ew-sT. MARKS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev 2. G. Dashiell. d. d., rector. Rev. W. b
Williams, assistant.-Diyine services at IL am
and pm; sunday school at Q am.
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for Infants and Children.

"castoria IS 50 well adapted to children tina.
commend itas superior 70 any prescription
-aown ~ me" H. A. ARCHER, ~ D.,
III So. OXFORD St, Brooklyn, NY.
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EWTHIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH. corner
Of Tive nty- sixth and Marshall streets, Rev. +
A. Cole. misunderstanding at II am. and 70O
pm; Sunday school at 9:l5 am.
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- MOORE MEMORIAL CHURCH, Laurel
street. near Main. Rev. D. ?. sprgg rector
Services at ll.l5 am. and pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
TIE NOOK TIRLE

Tho Ticknors issued some time since In
their book series a romance entitled Ouch
css Emilia" by Barrett Wendell. IL immc-
dintcly received unqualified praise from such
critical Journals ~ tho Nation, Independent
aud Others, stamped Il as u work Of excellent
merit, aud any reader will be convinced
after H. pcrusal
The motive deals with the thcosophic doc.
trine Of soul transmission, and while one
may not believe the idea, II l. presented
with such pulling aud circumstautial evil
dencc. that the balance Of doubt hangs In Its
favor.
Like al storic, Of papal Rome. II presents
the fascinating side Of q Cardinals private
life.
Asa former lover Of tho beautiful and
wicked Duchess Emilia" he still chcrishcs
the likcncs, aud remembrance uf woman
who asSas,inatcd his brother and her hus.
band for the Cardinals love Years after
wards he meets the young American whose
Image Is the exact reproduction Of tho
Duchess.
Tho singular power which the young for
cigncr cNcrts over the prelatc i not known
10 himself until he hears the story aud secs
the likcnc,, Of the beautiful Duchess.
Then follows tho desire to perform some
act A. an aioncmcnt, 10 satisfy her Ustlcss
anxiety VI spirit
II might he questioned whether this theory
does not furnish prctcNt Tor q vast amount
Of the munomsnia with which humanity IL
afflicted
An unhealthy and morbid desire 10 per
form something heroic, which acts under
the inspiration ~ docs quicksilver In the
Thermometer
II soul transmission he true why not be-.
licyc II Il tho solution Of the problem, the
survival Of the htlc,7
That at the death Of each good man, an.
other soul born into the world receives iis
spirit, which In turn surrcndcls ils com.
pound goodness 10 q successor
The author ~ the above novel selects the
wicked spirit of wicked woman a. tho
transmitted evil.
The work !. too clever TO deny, whether
We accept bis theory Or no.
The August number Of the Eagii,h Hiu.
irdisi Magu,ins " English throughout both
In matter and illustrations Henry James
begins one Of his llos,onian novelties called
Tho Patagonia" "a Rugby Ramble'
proiusely illustrated. an article ON English
postonices aud a short story complete the
contents.
Th, maesrin. is enjoyable On account Of
the delightful glatcd paper on which Il Is
printed
The August VIDE AWakc Il fresh and In.
tersting from tho Initial story, saved ON
the Brink Ia the dual Page, "a Neck Tie
Party by Jamcs otis Z, fall Of youthful
diplomacy.
''rhc Temple Of Music" 10 exquisltcly
illustrated. The whole number " treas.
gFs To- aHy yuUuF 'ur-on's hand.
The midsummer number Of tho CrthrB
does not fill behind any Of II, predecessor,
In poin, ot interest. ~ HOME Of the Silent
Brotherhood" Is an interesting account VI
ths lhrmppa Brotherhood In Nruiurky,
wno psss their time IN eisrnh silence.
George W. cable writes about he devotion
rncpt snd succss OF Hone Lv!,q,s Ciab.."
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A Card From Mai. Petit.

Nv luN EhltoI VI iHt APPEAL
thank you for your editorial in your
issue Of the 18th inst. 1t correctly states
my position upon the relations of the
whites and blacks, and relieves me from
appearing IN light which tended TO make
me the subject OF unfriendly criticism and
to wound the feelings Of whom ! esteem
and respect
The article in THE ApPEAL of the 9th,
although not so intended, had a strong
tendency to place me in the light Of a mis-
chief maker II seems TO have been so
understood and construed by many who
have read ii. In view OF its wide dissem-
nation, and the fact that am now filling
an Office in which represent all classes of
citizens. i have deemed 1t best to give TO
the public over my own signature the
statement which | have made TO all OF my
fellow citizens who have approached me
on the subject OF the alleged interview. |
was never interviewed, nor did / ever
authorize any publication on the subject
referred TO.
The conversation alluded TO in your
issue OF the 9th was one which took place
between myself and several OF my custom
ers, in our front store. While il was in
progress TIE APPEAL reporter, who had
called in to see my partner, Mr.. Suggs,
Joined the group. 1t would be useless to
attempt TO detail all that was said, but |
state most positively that not one word was
said by mo which reflected on or could
have wounded any good citizen-Democrat
or Republican--white or black. Upon the
subject OF trouble between the whites and
blacks, stated that | anticipated none
which could not be easily and amicably
adjusted, unless it was precipitated by the
unprincpled demagogues who are in the
habit OF making incendary appeals TO race
prejudice. ] gave expression TO the view
that no community could afford to
allow itself TO be governed by the
ignorant, vicious and disorderly classes,
and that IL was the duty OF the
better classes to see that no such calamity
should fall on the public. The security OF
life and property, public progress and the
necessary support OF our public schools,
for whi,s and black, all unite in calling
for rule ~ the best element OF society, and
not that OF the vicious, the incendiary and
depraycd. express strong views on this
subject which are not new TO me. have
lived long in this community, and have
been honOrcd with its esteem and conf
dencc. Ny family, fortune and future arr
all here, and | am as deeply interested rs
any one in the preservation OF peace and
the personal safety OF every good citizen.
| have many good friends amongst the
Republicans, both white and black, and
am satisfied that "A moments reflection
will convince them that could never be Q
mischief maker, that l abhor and dospisC
the inccndiary and strife breeder, and that
am the friend Of every man who favor
law, order and good government, no mat.
ter what his color or condition may be.
4 r. pETTfT
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BIG CORNER IN COTTON.
John H. Inman Said To Be One OF the
sQueezers.

SQueezers.
New York speciel Of the 18th.
The August cotton corner is still in a
strong and healthy condition, and the ma
nipulators, who are supposed to be J. II.
Inman, S. Ranger and X. I. Wilson, car
ried the price of August options up TO
Sll.40 yesterday, the highest point it has
reached since March. In March, August
cotton ruled in the neighborhood OF 81
cents, but early in June it advanced to 10
cents. and from that time on there was
gradual advance up 10 yesterday, when
the maximum for the present sea-
son was reached. 1t began TO dawn
upon the bear element a month or more
ago that something akin TO a corner in Au-
gust cotton was in progress, and as il APP
peared TO be well handled, and showed no
signs OF weakening, the excitement grew
stronger, and interest in that particular
option increased. II is estimated that
there are only about 100000 bales OF cot
ton available for August delivery, and the
argest portion of this is supposed 10 be
held by the clique at the bottom OF the
present manipuations, whereas there is n
short interest estimated at from 200, 600 10
800, 600 bales.
II is the wild effort OF this short interest
10 obtain the necessary cotton 10 cover
their contracts, which must be made good
by the end of the current month, that Is
responsible for the present rise in the mar
ket. The condition OF the market has
given rise 10 a peculiar reverse action in
the movement OF cotton. The shorts being
unable to secure enough OF the commod-
ity from the south, have been compelled
TO send TO Liverpool TO purchase, at a
price in advance OF what they had actu-
ally sold il for, cotton that had been
shipped TO that port from this country at
some previous period. In fact. some cot
ton had been shipped so recently that it
had not yet left the hold of the vessel in
which it had been shipped from this coun-
try.
OF course every bale brought back TO
America from Liverpool entails a loss 10
the ears, for they have TO pay the freight
both ways, the town dues at Liverpool,
insurance, interest and such other charges
rs arise, which amounts from 81 10 = a
bale. So far il is believed that between
$4,000 and 10000 bales have been ordered
! from Liverpool since the LIST Of August. A
European house, represented here by
German brokers, are believed 10 be the
principal shorts in the market Such a
reverse movement has not been known
since 1881, when ;. Ranger, who
is interested in the present corner,
carried out similar manipulation single.
handed, and is reported to have rcaped
large profits. At that time August cotton
went up TO II cents. Many believe that
the present corner will prove even more
severe then the other one, and that prices
may equal or even surpass former quota
tons before the month has expired. In
any circumstance, It is n singular condi.
ton Of trade when one OF our great staple
products can 10 shipped to England, q
non-producer and the greatest consumer,
and yet be returned TO America in It's raw
| state.
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Tmr AprE.L,s Gerry or MEMPHIS"

"The city Of Memphis illustrated" THR Ar
PALS splcudh publication, has met with the
creates, popular favor Nothing the equal OF IT, as
beautiful presentation Of the history and com
mercinl Interests OF Mcmphi' has ever been Issued.
only a limited number Of copies were printed aud
the plates destroyed. THE ArrEAL has a few 10
naming, niicr accommodating subscribers, and
these It will dispose OF Tor $3.50 per copy. zach
copy will be worth i've times the amount In ten
years one Of the features {. the portrait gallery
Of Mayon, Those desiring To possess this inyaluA'
bic souvenir should make immediate application
10 prevent disappointment
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
A DIu..I,y settled.

Tho following card is the result Of cor.
rcspondcncc begun by Mr.. II. J. Dashiell
with Capt T. W. Banks, Of Columbus,
Miss, looking 10 hostile meeting in con.
sequence Of letter Of Capt Il. W. Banks,
which appeared in the ArrKAL Of the ID
Instant
ColUsnus Miss. Augusta isSs
Mcsss II. ! Dashicll AMI n W. Banks
Gentlemen AS your mutual friends. 90
whom have been referred for settlement
the matters Of difference between YOU, We.
after a careful porusal OF all the articles
aud correspondence touching the matters
at iSsuc, arc clearly Of the opinion that
there Is no sufficient cause for differ.
cncc between YOU; and decide that all per.
sonally offensive articles or communicn.
tons cmanating from You shall be and are
hereby recalled and apologizcd ior In the
order in which the same were written, and
that you resume your former relations.
Very respectfully, your friends,
SrrruEN u. LEg,
W. G.. RICHARDS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13

TnErE can no longer be any doubt that
Memphis needs moro thun live fire COM
panics aud forty policemen. TnE ArrrAL
has commended for ycan for an increase of
both forces and Tor the employment by
the fife insurance companies OF u fire patrol
to take charge Of rescued property and
buildings at frs. These aro great anil
pressing needs; another Is the paving Of
the streets 20 that engines, hose carriages
aud trucks may be able TO make rapid
transit TO fires, and what Is Of equal i'm.
poriancc that the commerce NJ the city
may have the needed facility OF unintcr.
iciup,ed travel on smooth aud durable
payomcnis. II Memphis is 10 grow aud
prosper she must have those improve
mcnB and facilities and an increase Of tho
police aud Tire forces
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13

Tur rice mllcrs have formed a trus; and
hope for the cooperation OF tho rice
planters. II they rct this they propose TO
h5!d the rico crop AMI realize from sl.aj to
sL75 per barrel moro than present prices
would bring them, ~ total Of 81. 600 900.
Ths Louaidun P'1Hior recommends tho
movement, and SAYS: The rico crop
nov In sight Is about 7 10000 bags, and
II properly handled, hold hack from tho
market by the planter, by the factor, and
by tho Planters aud Receivers Asso-
citation. II will be- made TO rcaliEo near
100000, aud II tho organization should
fall through Tor any lack OF coopcm-
ton among the planters, they will losc
81 100000, or say an average Of 50 cents por
| bag"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-13
Kind words tina, Give Courage.

To the h,liior Of Tho Appeal.
WiNcuEsrER, Tenn, Aug. l0.-Sir-
While twas In the army wrote several
long letters to the then travelling MEMrms
ArrENL Ono have In possession now,
written from West Point, Ca, the 18th Of
February, 1865, In which urged that ''tho
evils inflicted by heaven must be borne
with patient resignation, and the evils by
enemies with manly iorlitudc." | was
struggling then, rs have ever done rs an
editor, against that fatal error Of weighing
private sulcrings in n balance with the
common welfare. But my article had
hardly been printed Ia Tur ArPgAL when
was captured Mt West Point, Ga, IN
fight In which one OF the braycst men |
saw near me was Lieut.. NOV judge l.. II.
Mcfarland, of your city.
Well. as 10 this prcludc-''cui bono2"
want TO say that remember with much
pleasure your kind consideration OF mo Ia
Memphis, aud ! have often thought Of
your library YOU took mo 20. and thought
oi what James |. said when he viewed q
library at oxford: "Wore not King |
would bc an university man; and II Il were
M that | must b. a prisoner. II ! might
have my wish, would have no other
prison than this library, aud be chained
iogcthcr with thee epod authors"
Well, I scnd yon thrcc names Of men 90
whom please aond 11lg WISELY ArrEAL.
They al wish 20 CONE IN for a chance In
the "dislribulion of Hplcndid gifts" on the
LIST Of next Dcceinh'r. send receipts 10
me aud will soc that They are properly
placed. think can send YOU eight or
ten morc soon, At.
Hut gift or no Git, ] want TiIE Arrg,L
Tor the sound ahd courteous views OF lis
editor. They are rIiiicn IN such good
English, and so ncc from slsng or abuse.
mean no ilattcrlffn saying that they read
like tho "Nicar Of wakefield" or "Rassc-
lng."
agree with yodteto tho abolishmcnt Of
tho law rcgulaiinQ ~ rest saving what q
man shall OF shallpo1 take. have writ.
ten much upon tltt,'hrlic Of barbarism,'
m Hume calls H.
agrcc with youas 10 prohibition, aud
admire your advice to Mr. johnson.
was In my simple bathroom whom ]
rad your address, "Diu, Disease aud
Degradation ngrccd with YOU.
* To carrying Of pistols ~ deadly wenp.
ons. agree with you.
The tariff Is treated by You precisely as
have long believed u should be. do
believe that free trade Is tod Almighty's
International copydshi to all mankind.
And your struggle lot the unity Of the
Democratic party, AM the supremacy of
the white race, aru golden oilorts.
List, but grandesl, you DO not 'sink
your sy.ts lsax es's!' 10 Affecting 10 be-.