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4 CH1RMING TRAVELLER.
SHE CAPTURES THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION.
Lrnu he In nd. Dau


SHE CAPlt RE> NE BII llSi ASoOIlAliON'
| I,ro,, T,. I oud,n D,ur Xcvs
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and the worst t"r Ue>j 0f u all were Tie eiai pedu
fell in love with Miss Meme Murcl Dowlc Beforehand
she was cons dcriby discussed both from the singular
ity Of the first Christian and from the fact tlit
| size was upon the programme for paper entitled
| - some Notrs on a tourney in the Carpathians and
pnthcn,a lady with had performed that tourney
~ Course coid moi hc youur Tor the Carpathian d.,
trit lilo The jo,,au If rbr negro am laid road to
trn, % cory ane ,udicncr hurried mn therefore this
m"rninc IN 600 ,hiS ar.r,a,n like lady who mus, he
w"n,n,heaton cidrrlv and .,ssed of "A strong bass
Sc Wnn mnrcnvcr vas Miss Dowel Thi, alle>-
ttnn a, .nv ratc ,rn~ worry carly answered She was
" ,,pdd.mcbtcr ~ f,mc,,: Inbcrt chambers OF Edin-
hunm e@' " ~
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- 49, a,d .h' NJ, ,.nco ,,d nj flc n meats ann arc
puS! az" "a, ,, So n,,,,n. wa. ;hr inter
on ''C , W. , ,,',p,ch and n,rr ,hc lady ,,rtion
uidt III oiic VIII ~. 80, t,r,h. usual
% inc uuuehc" pipn'i'' 'i i t.,,. in nrrfv
here was d tai.. M'iiumH h,H, ,.. i,t If hand
brown costume VIII P"H,u"! n.0 .hn ,,.t I'm
some ace iaIlhs grd,cIuH un"m i'' Wv ,mr ~ Tho
stead of the men hapeiua."N M".'n ~ u, nrnu y,
Reception Room dtinscl> aittb' q Il"i"s'U WI o', "
hair arranged on thc pilli'lp"> 4" nv, f,,
g'iirral tendency otwau>. mari L'tIc i' " ,,
lated to assist rather than Insult me mar. anu, u
the rim of il. Oli" face that coma hiak' piN
BE- solemn but that could not help being ai'h ann
comca. How old l. She, whispered i nia'I'" -.
ting next me- I'VE were all 81 rAc.td tfi' We >p'ho
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WILLIAM FREELAND. Principal
DWIDHr SCHOOL.
10 1 4Aa HrnIdMAY corner i3d.sGl
Respens September so.

DwIDHr SCHOOL.
"A. ,T'-''SS t heS.ds;yr ss .so'ne' 's'''t'
open September cles '1 ,1, for o0ys soa
young se" s1S S, ons @ i%G 0n
hcrt or any school Science Law Of Medicine: clsss
for boys from 10 70 "a years of age under the direct
ehrEs =; Snaing full information and letters from
VOL known cNlen, who's, attend the school sent on
application ,,vxpvc MILLER ,-,.,,
A;;TIiI l. WILLIAMS pas
-CIRCULAR> OF coon SCHOOL, mREE 'tat'
IrySSo%T I'm rican S .hoo Buran. ". Iithst.. n V.
-Mcs,r. WILSON KEII.OGG'S SCHOOL.
"A. no G.2 FlFrlI.AVE.. near 5Othrt
school Of high character preparatory 10 "ay coese'
scientific school business. Gymnasium.
4 CLASS FOR LITTLE BOYS
under experienced instructress
Fourteenth year begins September 70.
4 Glass FOR BOYS intermediate and adyanc.d
schools and business ". +. CHASE Z: West "oih-Ht'
-CIRCULAIts schools both cit, and .%Inirx
,o ,,ref 1o ea'!s c,h to- parents NINA" '' '
A -BrNTLfY SCHOOL FOR Rows. -,
A.rrneip.i. WILLIAM Jones' A. r.. iary Hs,,h :,
IS '""N'' EAST 41TH.>T. 49,. oo,
Sept c the head ~s"I win ,n be At tho sy aa"
building each for noon except MONDAY 'h h'H>'"' '""
candidate for admission Who" AFFILIATIONS have been
!rhr autumn half viii begin at > H. H. U" '"'''S'
Sept 20 -.
u AKN,RD SCHOOL ~ AND Iio WEST l.'Ii!-sT
- APPLICANTS Examined Oh AND AFTER
SEPT 49, REGULATIONS BEGIN SEPT. %.
TAS.Oyn rT,pa"0p for n,s e.c c sG hso H' SaG
Sno, and r!ny nr",' "avana nFn ,h,cn W.T.
cSSs an rrsdrn, .dcn;' T.c,d IL into ,% a.; hon. q"
ela'''r0o"' and s'""' w%I' L. nAzES. A. n III. h
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE,
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS will b. held .. 70.
lows:
At tho College Buildings. t?1H.>T. AND MADISON.
AVE. for the
SCHOOL OF ARTS and
SCHOOL or MINIS
Beginning on MONDAY. sept. 49,. at 10 A. N iOr TIE
SCHOOL or LAW
On SATURDAY. oct. 4. ~ 10 A. NJ. for the
SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE and
SCHOOL. OF PlilI-o>1 Ply
EARTHQUAKES DAY. SArt EBAY. Ger. q,
And u ~ w ~ ,3rli->i fpf thc
SCHOOL or MEDICINE
tCOILEGE OF PHYSICIANS NND - regions,
BecinninG on TrI >DNI. sept. -.
The academic year viii begin for ~" M"Gcal p'ra'
mont on wrtn rsGay oct ~ \. NJ. ann tin "'h'r
deps.tuents Oh MONDAY o.; &. at 10 }. IL.
SETH LOW. LII. u. President.
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Jnsiruction

For Bows and Young Men-City.
HARVARD SCHOOL,
6.s FIFTH.AVE,
Corner 41thst
THOROUGH PREPARATION FOL- College AND
BUSINESS
R..p.ns September
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(LAs>ts fOI: BOY =" EAST 6+rH.>r. t'"p,n
~ oct English. French Latin
TIL. MISSES GRI>SII
r OLlMBIA lNkrITrTE. -, Gtha,". rfm. .pll.
u LDWlN tOwIi.E. H.. VI. u; Vic~ Pr.n. y.
SHAW \. M.->,Iior. ir psrltorv. rrDai' a"d kihGi
eaftn Drpt, Strd.u'> ~ pf"iIr" Tor "ol"r"
hp.n">>. t.ymna-t!r uSAs. Military IrI. l.'ornn,
SrIt tur at
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L'uRT EDWARD ,OLltEINIt LNNIlTt T..
FORT | DIVA y.
Tn nd sept Is 20 pay, bad iuf"i III
roam h-.t,I i...'- and washing w.th a. i!ii"
catalogue.
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3nstrucllon


For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
A EVERETT STONE Nale) IS Lat 52d.st.-Prcpara.
Action for college small classes and private tuition
Among patrons are the Rev Da>1 H. Greer Messrs VIII.
II. Beadleston, John r. Duncan, Gould, John H.
inman Jsmcs D. LaynS Daniel Lordjr, Henry A. Rogers
q. =. WhYlsad.
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Gun Schools.
r. NIvLHsiTY OF THE CITY OF Nkw.YOHk.
Law SCHOOL.

r. NIvLEslTY OF THE CITY OF NkwYoEk.
Law SCHOOL.
JOHN HALL. ID. D. LII. D.. Chancellor.
uI.NI.Y NJ Mace HACkEN. DID, LIZ D., Vice. hanccllOr
DAVID Il. JAQCI.>. IL. D. Dean OF Law Faculty.
The thirty second session begins Oct J. 1890 and ends
jun /, 1891.
The course j. designed to give tn" student:
thorough PREPARATION for the examinations required for
s,IO to the Tar.
\ competent knowhdac o: substantive law and OF plead
ing. evidence a.d practice.
course two annual sessions and thorough written as
q oral examinations required fOr degree. An
than /, made for previous
study ELSEWHERE.
Provision has been made for limited number II scholar
shin. OF SOO each awarded the end Of the Junior
year.
SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL. CLASS IECTt ElS 1901 ::
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER LII. D.. Admiralty and
Maritime Law, Jurisdiction and Practice.
AUSTIN ABBOTT. LII: d. Preparation for Ira
CHARLES +. MsrLEAN j. L. D.. Criminal Law.
CErIlAS RRAINiKD Esq. International Law.
A. A. REDFIELD. Esq, Restraints OIL Parliamentary
Hon. MYEK S. ISAACS. Examination Of Titles to E"al
Estate.
For catalogues. Sc. apply T.! ,
Equitable Building 1870 Hroldway >1f-York.
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For Both SeAcs-Country.
edchers.

MEXICAN and foreign prOfessors. tutors govefaesses
n and teaeho rs branches. &c. supped " co. eyes
scnoois families n..h, tsen n German eAd epHaun
snukrn MIRIAM COYRltl.E. $50 9Th cor. .Othss
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teacher Tutors .,o'.ih"se~
Nr> N. J. IOrEG.FCLTON. ~ Union SQuAfa
BEST TEACHERS. American and Fo' Fn supi,d,
"A. lI, ATTY no charge "a, !?r Aht
no ,r.istra,..n fs- form for stamp T. V. HIfSSooH
iltt. T. +. Avery American S,hoo. Bureau w ltGs''
L>lTN CENTS PR Hnt l. Lesson" giv-n IN ths.,i
brsurh.> hy ,>l.r.i"d aud c'dnlrt' ut th"h'i "Ha
!. at tn an IN, alId .tGi:,-> y NJ. 30 W">t .St'i
lJESSi.'~ Tl.N,iI ~ Vol \tf. II Last u's.'
.upuil.. ia h"f~ tutors. H"N'lhe,,'s
m, arti>t- AL hdnth'>+ i''"frn''''' u -
,hm. I'm, lI-h Z" imam. trfch. '''tnan >pon'h.
~, y ,Utr WANTED. Fir>t-cIass man auon Astef
and Instructor In military tar'! IA anGrA, scuos'
,ur sIu,u bows Address ). {. y, Media, Penn.
~ypv>N.S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU noa
w supplies profe>>o;> tea hr,S so'erne~so.
musicians. hoi,ek"'jrs r"nfA Itsr ..s,ny,a.
rh.-- and roIy'-t. "a h'i>.r"s, nrihs
'' Mia. &. 7. wFHNEE 80 5th ave. N"w-fork Ctty.
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For Both SeXes-City.
MUSICAL.
Ava METROPOLITAN CONSERVATORY.
,..,. ,,s,,uc,ioo in all branches. also
rounds pupils with superior advantages III 10 s,"
Lectures, Concerts and the Languages Fenhoo oo.,uk
p,iyilcgcs for lady pupils Dudley BUZZ anu 80,
Ross Parson, heading DEPARTMENT. ope.S 'e''''
l5 Pupils received at any time BOOK 'en' ''''
1oANDe 81 EAST I,Tu.sT. NEw-foRh.
= oLLEG!ArE ,iEAMMAE for oy. and ar,
aSs sy%1asiI .aa ssSpr . sS %' "99n Cy
.,>y SCHOOL, FOR EOYs AND GIRLS NlaIse; t9r
ID advanced pupils ST. Niehoa''a'e' c''"F' '''"''''
Opens s'p''"MSfi MIS- + F.. E WRIGHT. Normal saanac.
,,EItyl1,' SEMINARY Oh EutherfuL rlac;. win open
9th mG Epw !srGSA iT H. ALIEN C. +. Principal
y EERcY's SCHOOL or MODERN hNN''' N'''''
NATURAL METHOD CONVERSATION.
30 WEST aeD.sT. OPPOSITE BRYANT Pack -
nEEL!Tz SMS%t %t Nf
chicago Berlin rar, &C. Pest instruction slo per ern
J,mE BEY mt school FOR sTAMMEEiE;E Since 1879
b''' 80. . West 1ith.-t. " y
i Il" hrt. CrntH Par2. reopen october l. 1890 'foF
infOF"A', %nr HUT! LYMAN rrCXEEMAN. Manager
Musical lnStruCtlon
i FNITw.YoRk CONSERVATORY or Music
f%r y :" .y q, ,! .%rG t 3! or ,rAvr
VOW FL n>L II'I s ."'i' ., RE-" d. TOE t" D. NJ
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Is rsr,yur Id,; tq9h h!E, T.r> 2 T,n. al,
AID him a,.y n. b. ~ roaa"a, hear c;.t
I, ANJo aud GUITAR tsht "a went rrn a' I n%
VIM 90 2, N n..@ns :s ,t Of 's sd and sd SIS. '
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TUE EEookLfS HEiGHr> ,o SfM Sl SnsS,
S.ni s - .Gir". 70: crr ar. ~ i" Monac"-t
Bm%NHiI1sTTN J ~ A%"I FOR e.nns
on S e:':,h i esssSS S"p' pay grounds
roAEnlTG AID PAY r}SM fiu' ys r,
i.Ianrhr, a, i'sri, and Coburg ,SA>""y
NIIss wnITcoMWs SCM04I. fO' Young lst'S ana 40.
wi laen - M.mem's ,, on ", y n
p E "'1a, IL sr T. :4f'>Ah' e-;ss4r.;: d,d
rapidly for rofir4;" h"-n"--. sind TOR 'ir' mi
,THi MI,,l-s tii'n
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 And -. COLUMBIA mi:Iunr>. rEoOKLYN
jersey Cly.
s rEvENs SCHOOL.
IIiE ACApFMIC DipNRrn!rr or TIL: AIENI%>
INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY.
Rlyrr.st b,t~.,m ia al ''l IS. Hp3oE'a. " j..
KIOPt.N> >tPr Il. ls"
Examinations tor admission lie 10Th ana ION OF
September.
FILL COURSES or 81 plES PREPARATORY TO
COLII,tS AND II HODLS OF >CIENCI-
PREPARATORY class. so PER ANNrM.
ALI. OTHER CLASSES. sloO PER ANNCM
Th.s. ,.in.. Inoi.d" A. tn" studies
For catalogue Alp!: ~ the Litr'risu o. Stevens
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For Young Ladies' -Countrv.

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Is ffa'4 cno.. o. l.d'; ~, >:! "S.
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inrm.n" the harp and rich ioi"t'n 'mh "''rl'| !"
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Is. Mss ANNA +. TOWNSEND Priacipa
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
A. isyi yy 1Ssta r. RI S.ss%;
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ALEXANDER INSTITUTE. Military boarding hool.
N White Plains. y. Y Principal. o. H. WILLIS
u ihr pnrd cAorencec physician and teacher.
a sss.! h ls rr anu education 8 g.
New. London Conn
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business rAt!,Ic' rround, gymnasium, steam heat.
tsss year 'Yt"i if "'Fs a "" pap
Cornwall on Hudson. y. Y.
ss.so .as 2&1 RI school
preparation for college or scientific school For circular.
~" ''' JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ Principal.
CONNECTICUT LITERARY INSTITUTION. Sufhsld
81 ,s r u4! s fSr sGse and 'u'
y Parent. Sbo %niOrtanste ia tbs manssensas q
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CoLLEGiAIE INSTITUTE ns
DR. 7. SACHS
80 - W. II 5aT list.
EEOPfNS MONDAY, SEPT -.

ruororGH pRrr>EArluN FOR CoILFGFs AND
SCIENTIFIC stHOOLS CAELiuL TRAi%I>" io!.
BUSINESS.
APPLICATIONS EtcEIvED AFTER SEPT. 1.
CoIrMHs!Ais f rHf" NJ s 81 i1os,xr
l2',, ;'at o ,:, ~ i if 20 o nd ,u,
ne,s n"'Y i j" ' dri ~. %T;f
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snc'' ;: VIZ .,@ %,',d E."'"' Of '"I''
.";;:s 49,; ys ".( o"p yas:,.
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y I'NNI van
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t" 20 years AM Han IF w. z %!i President.
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divisions. elementary to arad"hic. can . To -.
nj W. LYONS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE No.
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college srirntinc school or bu,inr.S -
rhs gentlemen vhoc names follow have had
rS. nSss d. Pr r b. MS MAJ d. d.
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| Recess Walks &c. at Putnam, and Randophs.
| MISS CARRIER. formerly VIA, Att. DU vERNEr.
- EAsT SQrIi.ST
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AVA 70: Madstnaye will reopen October o. 1890 at tho
new class-rooms, $50 frNngtonsvc near t0thst Miss
kctchum at home daily from 10 a. m. to l: M
II rGBY GRAMMAR SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
10 WEST s.D.sr.
Thorough IrcpafatOn business college. Primary
Principals. 81 g. iiSW SEHi'i Si. / / r.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-29
The Physical Wreck Questions.

The SUPERINTENDENT of the census has noti-
fed the census supervisors to instruct emu
merators not to insist upon answers to ques-
tions relative to mental and physical disa-
bilities and to farm mortgages. He SAYS
that the enumerators must make a record
of those who refuse to answer these ques-
tiens. and that all legal proceedings will be
instituted by the department of Justice at
Washington.
From the foregoing fair inference is
that the superintendent OF the census has
concluded that the ques ions referred to are
too inquisitorial in their character-that
they are such questions as ought not to be
asked nor answered, and that if they were
asked the probability of getting truthful
answers is SO remote that the information
that would be obtained, if answers to them
were insisted upon, would be virtually
worthless.
1t is quite plain that no citizen is going
to admit that he is a physical or mental
wreck, nor are his friends going to make
such an admission. Comparatively few
from which they are suffering, and very
often the doctors who attend them do not
know beyond doubt. Those who are
suffering from chronic troubles are not
likely to tell census enumerator about
their ailments.
Many farmers would have no hesitation
in answering with regard to farm mort
cages, but others would. If farmer had
mortgaged his farm and wasted the money,
he would not like to admit to stranger
that he had wasted it.
Il is hardly probable that many of those
who refuse to answer the questions to
which the superintendent calls attention
will be prosecuted. If there are those who
don't want to answer them it might be well
to take legal advice before finally deciding
not to do so.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-29
He Needed a "Guide. I"

small, decidedly English young man. says
the Chicago Tribune, came down from his
apartments in the RIchelieu yesterday morning
and asked to see some of the hotel officials. He
was taken tn Manager Davis, to whom he said:
Il say, clerk, won't YOU let me have guide?"
Mr.. Davis tossed a directory to the guest, who
is registered as Sir Stuart Beresford, Eng
land" Sir Stuart looked through the direc-
tory, slammed it on the counter and said to
Mr.. Davis:
Pardon me, but did not wish to see lot of
names"
THAT was my fault" replied Mr. Davis, az
misunderstood you; look at this" and he
handed over a book of all the railroads running
out of Chicago.
This did not suit the Englishman, who said,
with considerable emphasis, to the man behind
the counter:
Il say, clerk, you are not sufficiently ac-
quainted with me to act as though we were old
chums, you know. Kindly keep your Jokes and
treat me as you should. Politely asked for a
guide, and you throw me lot OF old books.
Now, will you give me guide, or will you not?'
Certainly, if you will tell me what kind OF
guide you want" returned Mr.. Davis.
ANY kind viii do so long as he is live guide
You must have them about. Chicago is like
new word to me. Never saw your place before
Cannot you get a man to walk to the postoffice
and back with me. don't feel like going over
alone"
A bell boy was sent out with Sir Stuart to
bring him home, and the guest was satisfied
The clerks at the hotel fear the young English
man may be robbed of his accent, so guide
has been placed at his disposal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-29
One on the Doctor.

newspaper man tells this on his physician
according to the Chicago Tribune:
Il was sick and he left me some medicine
The intention of the medicine was to relieve me
of my ailment, of course l took it as he
directed The next day he called and asked me
If had followed his advice. / said l had, and
begged him for more of the same kind | told
him it was the best stuff / ever tasted and so it
was. He looked at me and inquired carefully
again. repeated what had said.
That medicine, he replied was for the
purpose of relieving you. but before it reached
that period you should have been quite sick
from the effects of it,
Il told him had experienced no sensation
such as he referred to. He scratched his head
and then remarked that he was almost ready to
admit that he had made some mistake or chat
the prescriptioniSt had. l had taken all the
medicine, so that there was nothing for him to
analyze. He took the bottle, however, and went
to the drug store where the contents had been
compounded. In an hour he came back and said
it was the prescriptionist's mistake.
However, he went on to say, i don't under
stand it, even with this admitted mistake; for
the medicine which he sent you and which you
took was put up for a sick horse, and the clerk
got my label on the bottle.
THAT was the way the doctor got out of it.
But got even with him by telling him that
didn't propose to pay him mans fee for being
doctored like horse. He said he would like to
know how his medicine affected the horse, and
he went out to see if he could ascertain.
haven't seen him since"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-29

Clarkson thus unbosomed himself to a
reporter for the Mail and Express in New
York: Holding Office is a wild delusion in
many respects We hear of honor and
glory being attached, but somehow the in
cumbents never appreciate them. 1t is a
fallacy that exists in the minds of those
who do not hold Office. l get up early In
the morning. and have to see about 1000
visitors daily, besides seeing that some 1900
letters are answered. Then / have to look
to the distribution of some 100000 an
nually, so my office-holding is not sine
cure. / forget the glory of the office in the
hard work, and believe many others are
similarly situated" What martyrdom this
great and good man must suffer- And if it
wasn't SO well known that Mr.. Clarkson is
pious deacon. besides being a leader of the
party of great moral ideas, it would make
people believe that he had been drawing on
his imagination for some of his facts.