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holders to make the roads responsible for
these state bonds. Should the judgment be
in favor OF the plaintiffs, II would seem to
follow as natural sequence that the state
must be held responsible to the roads Both
these railroads are now a part of the Jay
Gould southwestern railway system. The
decision Of the supreme Court in this case
will be looked for with interest, not only by
lawyers, but by large number OF railway
companies In Arkansas and other states
which have received aid In similar ways.
The amount involved is about 81, 900, 900.
National Republican., 1888-01-21
LOGAN, THE BRAVE.
IL MEMORIAM.

IN MEMoRIAM.
JoHS A. LOGAN, DIED DEC, 26, 1856.
Logan, the patriot true,
With loyal sword you flew
Your land to save,
And knew no party then
Save that Of loyal men
Logan, the brave
Logan, the patriot true,
Where'er your bugles blew
And flags did wave,
The toemen knew them well,
And from them backward fell,
Logan, the brave!
Logan, the patriot true,
Well the veteran knew
He could not crave
In vain of you his right
To help him, your delight,
Logan, the brave
Logan, the patriot true,
No sordd thing could do,
Nor tried TO pave
Ambitions selfish way,
But went where duty lay
Logan, the brave
Logan, the patriot true,
Your country honors you;
Reycres the grave
Where you senerely rest,
by Freedom loved and blest-
Logan, the brave
Logan, the patriot true,
Your comrade Boys in Blue
VIII constant lave
Your memory with their tears,
Aud love you all their years
Logan, the brave
DE WITT C. SpRAGuE.
WA,HISoToN, d. c., Jan ~, 1855.
National Republican., 1888-01-21

fact they will not even know 1t when they
are disemboweled. The world will.
And under Mills's lead the Randall De-
mocracy will increase in numbers at the
expense Of the Cleveland Carlisle Democ-
racy. The line is drawn in the Democratic
party as distinct as that between the waters
Of the Mississippi and Missouri rivers, and
unlike them, they will never merge un.
til free trade and protection become
sYnonNmous.
National Republican., 1888-01-21

The Democratic Brooklyn Eaglc remarks
that there is no place in nature for the
Mugw'nnp except that of a Democratic
tender" The humiliation Of the Mug
wump seemed to be complete before. 1t
does seem fate too cruel even for his
species that the unwashed Democracy
should wipe Its feet on him as rug at the
storm door.
National Republican., 1888-01-21

CoLLATERALs for money or other valu-
able consideration usually sell for more
than the amount for which they are held.
What fortunes could be made In this city II
a market could be found for unredeemed
political pledgea.
National Republican., 1888-01-21
Officers Elected,

The Grand Lodge, Independent Order o
Mechanics, has elected the following officers
for the ensuing year:
Grand architect, u. G. Eichelberger: vice
grand architect, J. W. Thompson; grand sec.
IIetary, Edward liawsel grand treasurer, j.
Lodge, j. W. Bdilcr; grand chaplain, ", ].
Redshape; grand conductor Thomas H. VII.
son; inside sentinel, K j. Cooksey; outside
sentinel, r. Il. Wilson.
National Republican., 1888-01-21
Anacostia,s Citizens Want watsr

largely-signed petition OF citizens of Ana
costa asking for the extension of the water
supply TO that section has been received by the
commissioners. The water department Is
making up the estimate of the cost involved.
National Republican., 1888-01-21

SAuoSAI--H Hermann.
AlsAvoHS-Mapg Mitchell.
HrRSA$s-Emily Soldenc Burlcsque Co.
5IiUr-MisS Matte Nlckcrs.
TIE MANAssAs sPANoRAaA--l5th st. & Ohioay
National Republican., 1888-01-21
Several very interesting features are prom.
ised by Manager Hoffman for next week

BYRON never uttered truer words than when
he said physicians mend or end u.s." But
while doctors disagree, all the world has
Bulls Cough syrup.
National Republican., 1888-01-21

ESs OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE
S AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE CoMPANY.
A dividend of l.25 per share will be payable
on the 23D DAY OF JANUARY, 1883, to the
stockholders OF record ut the close of business
o. the treasurer of the company, 6l9 llth ST.
N. W., Washington, d. g. The transfer books
VIII be closed from the 10TH to the 23D OF
JANUARY, inclusive.
sAML NJ. BRYAN, President.
CHAS. 6. BEEBE, Secretary.
ial30t
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information or Nil sorts obtained, when possible,
fenu hscrbers without charge upon application.
Rejected manuscripts cannot be returned.
Htmiiiances other than by postal money orders,
DER drafts or checks 70 the order Of the National
hlpublican Company always at senders risk.
NO receipts for subscriptions returned The date
On the wrapper shows when subscription expires.
Advertisers who have not made or renewed time
Nonlrncte Will be charged monthly card rates.
SE All requests for cOurtesies from railroads.
plhees OF Amusement or buslness orders are not
suthorIzed unless signed by the undersigned.
SHE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY.
r.. FOX, President AND MANAGER.
National Republican., 1888-01-21
PROPOSALS,

PRoGrSossAAkkss FOR sn BROKEN s !: ! STONE T y:
AND GRANITE, AND TiN.Epee. iiNpSe 81, Piss iss9s .
Sealed proposals, severally indorsed "Pro-
posals for Broken Stone" "Cement,n
sand" "Fire-bricks," "Granite" or "Tin,~
Will be received, from regular dealers only,
al the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
Navy Department, Washington, d. G., until Ii
O'Clock a. M, JAN. %, 1858, and opened i'm
medjately thereafter in the presence of bid
deTs Tor the supply at the navy yard, Wash
ington, ID. C., Of 5000 barrels broken stone,
2,CCO barrels cement, 5000 bushels sand, 40, :
O00 lire bricks; % pieces granite coping, 36
granite steps, and $500 pounds OF block tin,
brand Lamb and Flag" or equal thereto
Cement and tin to be delivered imme.
diately, Broken stone, sand, and fire brick
within 80 days, and granite within 90 days
rom date of contract. Offers will be received
for one or more of the above -mentioned ar.
ucies, but must include the full amount re-
quiIed OF such article or articles The above
articles must conform to the Navy standard,
and pass the usual naval inspection, and a
reservation of 20 per cent. will be withheld
from the amount OF each delivery until the
completion Of the contract. Bidders are re-
terred TO the Inspector of Provisions and Cloth.
ing at the Washington Navy Yard for speoil.
cations, forms OF offer, and all information rel.
atlve to the articles required The proposals
must be maze on The proper plank forms, and
RNtd OW as indicdtCd by NE blank. The Depnrt-
ment reserves the right to reject any propOSal
not considered advantageous to the govern.
mcnt. JAMES FULTON.
Paymaster General United States Navy.
dc30-sit
National Republican., 1888-01-21
NEW PUBLT0ArIONs, 900.
EDTTE.
A novel by MRS. oTTILIE BERTRON.
Sold by the
AMERICAN NEWS CnMpaNV

e., No, IL Chambers Street, New York.
single, copies Fifty cents; postage free.
NOTICES BY THE PRESS.
"a story of American life. Unusual purity
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THE author has great skin in presenting the
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clear observation and discrimination of
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National Republican., 1888-01-21

HinEle copies FOR one year.,.....,.......,.., 76o
Clubs Of ten for one year or clubs Of ave for
Two ytNIas...ss 90 OU
Extra copy mailed nee to party securing the
stub Postage paid,
National Republican., 1888-01-21

rINBE REPUBLICANS OF THE EIGHTH
u District Club will meet ut 1885 11th At. N.
be chosen MONDAY, JAN, %, 1855, between
the hours OF $50 p. IN. and 0 o clock p. IN. TO
attend the District Convention to convene on
Inesday Jan. n, 1883, at 10 o clock a. m. at
Willard Hall
by order Of the President of Eighth District
club, ROBERT X. BROWN.
National Republican., 1888-01-21

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vita ten fine steel portraits and hundreds OF
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National Republican., 1888-01-21
TWo-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
| FOR SALE
COUNTRY PROPERTY For SAFE

NOVNINl INOTIkI1 TUX SALE.
% acres opp. Alexandria. Va near the Gov
ernment Magazine.
2Oacres improved, miles from city, on 7th st
road.
Do acres u mile from Benning's station,
improved, $4,000.
road.
Saores near Benning's Station, 81, 900.
15sl9 acres in Anne Arundel co.. Md, S. ,O0O
UNIMPROVED GEORGETOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE
Lots 81. so, SO, block 6; lot 81 block 4 parts of
lots 3S and 30, block Ii, and parts of lots 10,
Al. and so, 100000.
UNIMPRovED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
National Republican., 1888-01-21

FINlIE REPUBLICANS OF THE FIRST DIS.
Il tTict Club will meet at Douglass Hall,
AIRY, at 1850 to Q o. clock y. M, for the purpose
OF electing five delegates and three alternates
TO the District convention, to be held the 9th
ia2l-2t NJ. sHIppEN. prnsident
National Republican., 1888-01-21
AIIlilaRIllaniA.

SATURDAY, JANUARY u.
National Republican., 1888-01-21

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Il Republicans of the Sixteenth District
held at Kimble Hall, @ st., bet ~ and 9Th
sts,, on MONDAY, JAN. 23. to elect live dele
gates and three alternates to the convention
to be held at willard on Jan. "a at 10 O'Clock
n. n., 20 elect two delegates and two alternates
to the Chicago convention. WM. II. LEE,
jn2l.2t President,
National Republican., 1888-01-21

TNHE REPUBLICANS OF THE TENTH
Il District Club will meet at 1918 f st, N, w
TO elect five delegates and three alternates, TO
between the hours OF 7:3O p. m. and Q O'CLOCK
y. M, to attend the District Convention, u
convene on Tuesday, Jan. p, 1888, at 10 O'Clock
q. M, at Willard Hall.
ia2l2t praaido,t
National Republican., 1888-01-21

rINHE REPUBLICANS OF THE SIXTH DIS
Il trict will meet at Green's Hail. Pa. ave.
9p. M. for the purpose OF electing five dele.
gates and three alternates to attend the Dis.
trict convention of Jan. q, 1888, a. 10 o'clock
a. m. BY order of the president.
la2l y WILLIAM II. JOHNSON
National Republican., 1888-01-21
SPECIAL NOTTOEA

MAJ DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CONVEN-
- TlON-Repubican of the District of
Columbia are requested TO elect delegates TO
attend the convention to be held in Willard
Hall, on i St. n. W., TUESDAY, JAN. q, ISsS,
at 10 clock a, m, for the purpose of eleoting
delegates and alternates to the Republican
National Convention in Chicago June 10, lSSS,
Each of the % Assembly Districts is entitled to
delegates and alternates, to be chosen Mon
day evening next. between the hours Of $50
and 0 o clock A, H., s, DAVIS,
Chairman Republican Central Committee.
MAsIIINnTON, ID. c.. Jan. is. lSSS. lh2l.1t
National Republican., 1888-01-21
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Only 81 for Two Years--lss7 and 1888,

hieh includes the contest OF the next Presidential
Election,
National Republican., 1888-01-21

TNHE REPUBLICANS OF THE FIFTEENTH
Il District Club will meet Mt No. 400 New
Jersey avenue to elect five delegates aud three
alteinates, to be chosen on MONDAY EVEN.
ING, JAN. %, 1888, between the hours OF 7:3O
D. m. and 0 p. M, 10 attend the District Con-
vention, to convene on Tuesday, Jan. "a, at 10
O'Clock a. M, at willard Hall
, JOHN W. FREEMAN,
1a2l-O President,
National Republican., 1888-01-21

Il District of the District of Columbia will
meet at the Shiloh Hall, L ST., bet. 10th and
llth sts. n. W, on MONDAY EVENING, JAN.
~, lssS, at 1880 o'clock. TO elect. delegates to
the District Republican Convention
ly order Central Committee
J. a. PERRY, WIN. BECKETT,
lA2l.V secretary. President
National Republican., 1888-01-21

TINHE REPUBLICANS OF THETwENTfETH
L District Club will meet at Whithalfs Han
TO elect five delegates and three alternates, to
be chosen MONDAY EVENING. JAN. %, 1858,
between the hours of 1880 p. m. aud gp. m, TO
attend the District convention TO convene on
Tuesday, Jan. ~, at 10 o'clock q. m, at vii.
lard Hall. NJ. II. ROBINSON, President.
ia0i.0L
National Republican., 1888-01-21

rINHE REPUBLICANS OF THE THIRD DIS.
4 tfiot will meet at $50 N st. N. W., JAN
~, Mt 1880 p. M. to elect five delegates and
three altcrnates 10 the convention on the 9th
OF January. e. NJ. L. WILLIAMS, President.
National Republican., 1888-01-21

rJNHE REPUBLICANS OF THE TWENTY
Il second District Club will meet at Esputa's
Hall, Eighth and streets s. Z, on JAN. % at
7:6O T.. m. until p. m, for the purpose of
clectng five delegates and three alternates to
attend the District convention of Jan. u, lsSs,
at 10 O'Clock al J. I. BOND, President
iaOl-Ot
National Republican., 1888-01-21

ITO THE REPUBLICANS OF THE SEW
i enteenth District. There will he q pri-
mary election held at Young's Hall, Va. ave.
bet; "a and Cd sts. s. w, JAN. %. at 7.3O
O'Clock. S. E. JONES, President,
y. ii. HALL, Secretary. ja2l.2t
National Republican., 1888-01-21

rINHE REPUBLICANS OF THE SECOND
i District Club will meet at Worlhington's
Hail, seventh street road North Boundary street
on JAN %, at $50 p. m. until 0 u. M. for the
purpose of electing five delegates and three
alternates TO attend the District convention of
Jan. "a, 1855, al 10 o'clock a. ~.
ingl-9 r. WORMIEY. prnsIdent
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

.Sss" Is sss s~esrss = rnrssisies,. -
nGnY &C. eese. Hsi nas astli tsY te-
fors YES vteay wss uclriar TASTE "a tie
leass ssexf~p aftasxt - ,hs ssissh -
pAhalasa sssssa VIA see src-st tsfrrs
watch aBsntafs The uefts. The
eeal rsgsenAii;s, sss tnssrMiEsss
sAs4s of rssaeArzsist SOs1 sni
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esn- ~ tess - ssssrs1sD - eyDsv -
BE ~ e5fs - itfe ore DseesOee - -
= - seesnal h1sls - - SSsab - -
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- thess oGoosivs cnAD>Gee Snsoc
Esd fssts4 10 ws1 - ezra tenu o.
sssmsh % ~ f4es. - exresfnsd fees
tbsss go 40 mach ssssss lsAd - IL
p6ys1oal bssssy ~ he d,v,es Ayesea
fbss - dss9s pssse Of tbas q. xxsnS
sosvgsDess, It bspS, ths - ed fs19r'
eroga 10 bovs aed IN tmDessn yrest.
ussss eosic bav- .. vslsssops1sd soetssy
sd shanepd the destiny Of Rseesassons'
~se 3 vssssaa doexssue.
ust;i sesip. ] sxoo1 Nib SheD Z
vosshy d.,Une<s sp0@sksd Of shs nsso.
tiscu-ssd end isssfb st<eity- ondefsfo "a
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shs msn pssssssss; Il y sesusds
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eel, rnsnnisG psssoDs bed eoease ny
81 shss bj9bes unoealfsy. which ~ .
an esssssSsire foon4sssoo Soe TIE 80
bssnasis eieqsepes Of svssy shsosss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE L HERsBY GIVEN THAT THEgE
IN I'll. he tOsa d pabsie sucssca to ths high
est hsdser os TUESDAY,. the I9h cav q
AFRt., a. D. lsoe .. the boar q II c'eloes
= m Of ssia ssy. 10 frsst q he Pact Sos I'D
sssics.l hank, Oceteeatas >g1Are. AZ the city
Of >s.rie. ". IT,. tie fosisstns Aesesihesi rs4
estate. sifeAle a th- coa1ss % ktns. Terri
70 Of V ash Hgsoa w!
Las AS q &C 4 tsvnshir Is ~. r. East
ISss aEd y, 80. IL. sesssa p n r., r. 3essS
sw \ cf 50 b, see. ., tcurship = y, h. 4
east
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IL. # - IS. .svnstsp IS ~. IA eass-
Lss q 80 - sosasEss - ". Il. -ass-
Lsss /. saS 4 u sse. -. ssvese.P Is y, 4
east.
The a<xr~ga.s ara Il zA.4 trscta ucnrrisss
60 isges acr-& ali sissAss IN tn vtsini u
Sat H. Axa furstsAes . sac crpcfIunsfs ~
,soafsee IA vs- m>09 1e - Of ssse. CASA
Fsr ssf.Aer Ia tsczisrs kya1F 20 n ". strzvr
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Aslfsees - lnosspssoef1o hase eeoo
HE vssA 6sss<sssy Oesnus = re -
80 Rssss Dfsvna 0soQnoy. Ito -
- fsg Ot1oo - oD0ponS - fee0<a
. = bua16. ovB cod ceeeu1e ooro0bssss
au6 ssenm maGbfussy fss dvSvsoa. ~
NO aad soUsne 49, IN ~ Ss~G1s sivsS.
The euD5sAI nuck 81 - es0pany -
$500. Ihn psicetpsl p1sss q eosiDeM
= Ls0as. sod rks ssuseese sss A6nlpn
Bshr-sa HsUnra d. Csie. RsuDk Lid
Ger. Esous B. Uoy aed Joa y. Jsek-
Dan-
Atso Of TIE Ystjea vaIley ed LsnA
Esvlas tsou Ooopasy- TIE pasUoeS q
sne osnssisassuo h 70 espsesnes dstsn
~ waller 1sms, fog - pssOpsss u MI
essieo. fsou s'sssssrA II. toW1Ghlp II,
noeso of SnnQo 10 en1e Of TIE villa
1890 eeridIsn, rusH1na tt<nss ssas
The foes % bsee Of HasstesBake NOM
tain by IL moot pznesteab goass -
she Doosh IT TIE NaktDo g3vef." ~
esUtaal sock Of sbs company = t5o0,
0o0. Tss pstnsipal plses q bosiasss =
onsstss 4 Cane6oo end asssy p. Bas-
boar. - -. PiaI; Reiaad 3. kmee, Of
North Yshfaa, snd Yfsnk 4. 6oass ed
thsodoss q. 6.afs, II Tssoasa.
Also Of The AlankA 2esoAnatlo md
Paskioa Ooopaay. The cojscss Of Ne
company ass - carry a . aeosfnl 90-
esnsiis basineO IN this territory ed N
Aissta and = saGaes 10 The hosloees Of
vssktna and psssssvipg M u sstnss o.
shs abovo nA0e6 tesussRte1, Ihe 81.
itai ssoek b $4,000. Tbe pstuceai
placo Of b0oBo0 - 14ooOo 80 tos
isssssss ase ADss 2. felite. william
RrDtneham, Hamoej h 4c0ovus Wsi-
lard n. Pmss and W.. Van 0ssksn.
Also Of II Dobastaa Motor Lac
Coocsuy Of Tacoma. The ospttAi
stock b $4,000. Tbs tsus1sse sts
NeDeou Bsunsss, Il. 3. Husoa, 4. A.
Hoeey. John B. Cromwell ssA L. =.
Also Of Tie Pors Tovussnd Buildina
ana Loan Association. Tbs eaptsal
sock % $4,000. The trustees ase J..
!. OAlhoon, A. n. Winssods. RfAnk 4.
Bartlost, B 3. Latimes, =. w. Pesty-
grove, Il. L. Tibbaia, a., Wm. =. Fsni-
more, ]. n. Laubsck and Oiivss Wood.
Also Of she Poes Angeles 6hiDRte
Msuufact1sine Company. The capital
stock 70 5000. The trusteos are Nic0o-
Ias Meaghss, Frank b. Pssten. Olersnce
Nal. .n~hsin ana RavmnesA Il. 8avnea.
A. ~ - Hcckene aoA nmtroee
Maso, Rs,i,.sA Ccmcsny. The obieci
- ~. scwrsr. = - hniiA ana onessss
: 100, s.s,,cSa hssvesn M nostheeu
s.d ~. sonshs,r Mwiss a. ths eitv ol
aooksr. r.iis ana 10 inch other MINI
n ~ scrns. - archsns a tbe fnoor.
no.ssoss ,nsy siecs' I'he eanital efoch
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90 srtp nooi.v 81 Ssohars Fan.
"a Hsn,. Ro,h ~ Ganoe,I RinSs Iowa
x,so - - Po,s knSsiss q messrv a.
.os,s,,en Ths csn,sst s.ock Il 400
tn" s,nss... s,s PM Land. WIN Nell
49,. H,chssi Gs,s.h,. II q
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SCHOOL
/ Disfstc; No. ], oe King county. washing.
ton Territory. havs deemed Il il their juAg-
ment advtoAle to submit to tie qualified
school electors Of eAid aistF1ct The guestioo
whether they may Incur an Indebtedness mot
10 exceed soar pr cent Of sAe assess=d vaius-
ton for o. much thereof - may bs necessary
of the sesesssbis prepersy Of said Disesta
No. for the year isBo to furnish additiooAi
school buildings for said district, 20 furnish
the same. b Improve the erounc and 70 pur.
chess supplies and oehes appliances and ~.
20 atus ter teaching. Notice 10 therefore
gwen to the quAlinsd electors Of School Dis
tory, that N election ell Be- bed eb SAT Uh-
DAY, THE ssvEATH DAY OF APRIL, 1855.
at Browns p uliop. on Secood street. BE-
tween Spring and SeGecs stsests, In the city Of
ssas,ls. In said county aod ierrtsfy, 1t which
essetion Uili be submitted the question Of tn
curing IN iodsbtes ness not 70 ex1eed four
peg cent ef the assessed valuation Tor 50
much thereof - mss be recessaFyj Of the A.
sessss,e properly OF 20 d District sc. I for the
year 1854, In accordance With an COT psassd
February ID, l5ts - furnish adaiuonAi
school bu;ioings :os said districs. to furnish
the ssme. 70 prove ne srosnd and to pur-
CHASE supplies md other appliances add sppa-
The polls yin 10 open for TIE reception of
vot-s q ! o'el OK .. m Of said dsy. and viii
be kekt open until o'clock p. u. Oh sad Gag.
Ali sissfors 10 favor u tue tai vii write "fsx
Ys." On tneir nAllo0. and thoss opposed.
TAX 3d."
Dated March .. 1855
+ T. MINOR.
VIM II. HUGHES,
]. u. fklAK,
Directors Of School Dissriei No. l,
King G unity, Washington iefritery.
u. 4. HAvShonNs. Clerk Of said district.
Y RIO 10 anil
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An ESTIMATE OF HIM.

He himself 10 as different from Sir
EasIs Arnold. Mr.. Hsowntps or fhilie
G,ibeit usmerten a. his uotk did r.
from the yotenaes paragraphs OF thosc
editors have NAMED. lie IL not aeiy
40 fseiie sesite--he IL prisss Of mighty
mysteries. A writer by profession. be
ta also t.scnet ard a preacher. lie Is
in literature What Edward Barse Jones
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