The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-10
QUESTIONS Br SUN READEns

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that and s.s, Ne, s,, hey had been read
accepted meaning ot.ae l.s... ,'.u. nom,nam saliva
oar Mclean. sven If it did lay u. open to charge
however. tina. the translation hav. suffered" is com
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eern. spirit. Of ,urpsn.in. !. perfect .n,.do,o
against mosquito bi'es Try IT, Tho signature rep
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| 'ols originate j. U. I.
"o 'uo" contained IN 'ns eAproshoh mas peeh traced
| .t oaea ns rnhy "a. u. s'-,o) VINO speaks IN MS
fef1' "'s'ory 'i tno results OF pouring OH on
stormy sea. MT paViu r. stohc OF tho new YORK Jour
a' commerce iouho an interesting account OF the phe-
nomehon In bodes Ecces'astica history (book o,
onsPte' 10. written IN ba'ih more tnah looyean
ago u'om no 10 'Si A. ":
~ no veno.Ans bouo s speaking OF bhnop Adam
vita itts) was sent into Kent TO fetch Faniede King
Edwines daughter who was to be married to King o-
Berr Ma d.".rtnr. W. ,s,.s ,ha i,,.nny .na ~
| sought his prayers for a prosperous journey The
ssnop blessed MN. and predicting for mis- return
suddenly, gave him a not Of oil. saying: Remenbsp
that you cast into the this oyo that give aud
shs, h ensIs on tho yea which shall send you Hgans
W.T. b as passage ss yon hsye
70 cast ahcAr IN VAIN tic wAtor began to MI the ship.
nr ,nmS pIt p.esen. neath ca f1r A. inc
and tho pot of oil Taking hand tho priest
OF the or into the se. when AZ II by magic 1t became
"a Bede declares that he hna n Srnm ysrv cred,,.h.
man; priest OF our church. Cymmund hy namo. who
inc mirseie was vronoh, Mo5.r ~ " .ho
that It miracle and have no DO ubt the scene
occurred precisely as described This was tho first
How would the provisions Of tho Force BILL II carried
1mer from tn9 reueia supervslon OF fTcsldsntia
III you have Fedsrai yisnra Of eiection in Nav
York why don't wehave them In Massachusetts H. s.
The present law gives the Federal surpervsor power
10 threaten and buldoze tho voters but IL docs not
mako his return OF tho voting final: 1t does not give
bill sav. that IN, r.tprn OF .lsoon
DO accented As INA, and mt, b.nyv nne ON tn. Cl.rt
Of tn. Hons. OF E.pre,ontnvs, Who r,fu,e r., accent
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!. Who tho whig candidate against Franklin
party platforms OF that timei g. What book viii give
Winfield Scott. tho old General q The Democratic
platform advocated universal suffrage. declared that
tho Federal power was limited. pronounced against
Federal undertaking OF internal improvements Fed.
eral assumption of state debts and the protection OF
one branch OF industry at the expense of another
branchi pronounced against national bank against
Federal interference with state institutions. specihcai.
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platform declared the Federal power limited and State
rights saored declared the necessity OF keeping tho
country FREQ from eni angling alliances with other
countries. demanded economy in Governmental eX-
pondiures. advocated Governmental maintenance of
internal improvements and denounced the fugitive
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When doe, the blood Of a negro become eliminated, Nv
marriaxs WIN me white race Ia other words sup
male mares whts woman AMI their ,ssnt
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the sovereign So the Queen follows implicitly the ad.
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What ADVANTAGE II tn the Inman Line to have
American registry to steamships cty ~ New York and
city or rarist can r,ahJ SEQ mat our advantage
with he to have two Fhps in The naval reserve Du why
'hey sh""'" "es're II p '|"es nc l. IL.
AmaloF"y Oh me STOCK Oh Inc ihmAn ana ih'erna'
uohH steamship company ~ o"heu IN inns country
ou' u"'e our Us ''' ""pS were not pui't nero
they eo''u nov ny 'e "ner'e"n ""R' mo ships 'here
lore carrie" he hlsh h"s anu "ero 'hoe 10 De seized
py 'he bltish ""'eFHeht III case IL went 10 war win