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To the Liberal City Committee:


Aug 10. 1892.
To the Liberal City Committee:
GENTLEMRN-The increasing demand of m.
business and the duty Il owe 10 my clients ant
family renders IL impossible for me 10 TAX,
active charge of the Liberal campaign IN TIL:
city as well as the territory the coming fall
knowing that whoever performs the Worl
should have ample time to familiarize himsel
with his duties and TO perfect the party organi
cation, feel that should resign at this TINT
the position as chairman of the Liberal city
committee.
Since the spring OF 1882 have held thai
office. During that time we have fought eight
campaigns. proceeding from victory TO victory
with an ever-lncreasing and honest Liberal
majority.
lay down the work with mingled feeling Of
relief and regret. L appreciate the generosity
showed by party friends and acknowledge the
unfaltering loyalty that has seconded my every
effort and which made success possible.
l step into the ranks knowing in my own
heart that have tolled TO be afalthful servant
"A person who has not occupied a similar posi-
ton is not aware of the constant draft made on
the time and strength and means OF the chair
man of great party. He who serves the Lib.
eral party faithfully, in any position, has nc
holiday
My relations with all the committee and
party generally have ever been pleasant.
The city and county are now under Liberal
men who honestly and fearlessly execute the
law. and this status will continue
All the aid that | can give you and the party
will be cheerfully rendered.
Thanking you and the party for the confidence
which twice unanimously elected me chairman
remain yours truly,
o. W. POWERS.
After full discussion, and after recsiv-
ing the reasons of Mr. Powers for the ac-
ton taken, motion was made and second
ed that the resignation be accepted, and
thereupon suitable resolutions were
adopted.
II was the unanimous vioce of the COM
mittee that the Hon. Allen G. Campbell be
elected TO FL the position resigned by
Judge Powers, and he was unanimously
elected by the committee.
1t was moved and seconded that an ex-
ecutive campaign committee be selected,
consisting of three.
After discussion by the various mem
bers. o. w. Powers, Fred J. Leonard and
Joseph K. Morris were chosen as the exec
utive committee to take charge of the COM
ing campaign in this city.
1t was resolved that the executive COM
mIttee proceed at once to thorough organ :
ize the party and to wage an active cam
paign in this city and county the coming
fall
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Dedication of a School.

OTTAWA, ILL.,. Aug. l5.-The ST. Column
bus school for boys was dedicated at 80
this afternoon by Bishop John G. Spauld-
ing of Peoria. Catholic societies number
ing over 200 assisted in the dedication. The
United States flag was hoisted over the
building this morning, being the first one
ever dedicated in Illinois under the stars
and stripes. Bishop Spaulding was assisted
by Dean Heating Of this city and Father
McShane of Chicago.
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are portable and may be moved at
will to any quarter of the room
desired. The kitchens are fitted up in the
most modern style, and rothing is wanting
TO make the culinary department perfect
IN every respect. Each bedroom is pro-
vided with bathroom. The furnishings
are very rich, in hard oil piano finish, the
bedrooms and corridors are carpeted with
rich Administer carpets and the dining
room floor is highly polished. The silver
ware and table linen are all of the finest
quality and new throughout.
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Grand Opening Banquet to Be Given This
Eyening-Ihe Menu.
A grand banquet will be given this even
ing to about $50 guests on the occasion Of
the opening of the new Manitou hotel
The following Is the menu:
Tomatoes.
Bouillon, PURGE of Cream.
Brown Waff1es, White Bread.
Baked Rock Cod with Cucumbers,
Mountain Trout. Plquant Sauce.
Roast Prime Rib of Beef, Mashed Potatoes.
Smothered Chicken, Green Peas.
Leg of Lamb Mint Sauce, Caulifiower
Roman Punch.
Calves Brains Salad, Cheese Straws.
Blackberry Pie, Apple Pie.
Ice Cream Biscuit of Peaches,
Caramel Cake Delicate Cake,
Old Fashioned Pound Cake.
Assorted Cake.
Tea. Coffee.
Monopole Extra Dry, Cliquet. Pommery,
Riesling. zinfandel
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Allen and the knights.

w. @. B. Allen of the chamber of COM
merce, returned from the capital of the
Centennial state yesterday, whittier be re-
Gently went to attend the big conclave Of
the knights Templar. and to advertise
Utah and her resources. Mr.. Allen states
that the Union Pacific hauled 40 900 people
into Denver, the Burlington $4,000, the
Rock Island is, 900, the Santa Fe 10000 and
the Missouri Pacific II, 000
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The Pier at salrair.

Events ara shaping themselves very fast
in the preparations for new bathing re-
sort at Saltair.
The first pile for the support of the big
pier was driven yesterday aud work will
not cease until the pier, pavilion, hotel and
bath houses are completed.
The track for the railroad is laid within
few miles OF the beach.
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Short line to Kansas City, st. Louis and
all points cast.
Elegant day coaches. luxurious Pullman
buffet sleeping cars and
FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
10 holders Of regular train ickets. Write
TO or call on
S. " DERKAH. c. L. and P. a
r. F. NEsLKN. Cont'g. Agent.
Room q Morlan Block, Salt Lske city.
or H. c. TOWNSEND, q. P. and t. A.
st. Louis, No
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SILVER BROS IRON WORKS
No. 14s " est North Temple.
Word to Ladies'.

Ladies who desire beautiful clear skin,
free from pimples, boils, bIotches and other
eruptions, should commence at once to use
DR.. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills. They
will also remove that heavy look about
yiur eyes and make Them bright, and will
cure headacee from whatever cause IT ar
ises. Remember you are only required TO
take one small pill at bed time which Is
coated with pure sugar and will not grippe
or produce unpleasant sensation. Sold st
25 cents by Godbe Pitts Drug Or. Corner
Main and First South.
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Commenting on the Governments Course.

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 15.-The Citizen. the
government organ, commenting editorially
upon the decision of the government to
continue the canal rebate system the re-
mainder of the season. says: "Fhe gov
ernment's action in the matter will GER
tainly commend itself to all who look to the
adoption of a policy in line with their
persistent but dignifed efforts in the past
to secure permanent settlement of this
nuastiOu ~
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THIS EVENINGS BANQUET.
The Manitou VIII Entertain ESQ Guests
Tonight

Last evening Messrs. Thompson, Inger-
sol and SimondL the owners and proprietors
OF the new Manitou, gave reception on
the occasion of the opening Of this magnit
cent hotel and this evening there will be a
banquet to about two hundred and fifty
guests.
The Manitou is fitted up in elegant style,
There are eighty rooms, most of then,
en- suite. The hotel Is composed OF two
buildings connected by corridor In one
building are the sleeping rooms, parlors.
etc, and in the other are the dining rooms
kitchen, etc The building and rooms are
lighted by $50 combination electric and pas
jets. A novelty In this department. il IL a,
the electric lights in all the rooms
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NOTES.
The attendance was probably the largest
OF the meeting.
DR.. Clark of Ontario, CAL, was an In
terested visitor.
The Rev. Joseph Wilks has been guest
of DIR. lift during the meetings.
Professor Crawford, of the Danville,
(Ky.) Theological seminary, was among
the visitors yesterday.
The national Chautauqua has appointed
Rev. F. G. Webster territorial secretary,
and everyone who is graduate or who
wishes to join the class which graduates
in 1896, are requested to send their names
to him at American Fork.
Today will be recognition day. The
usual devotional service will be held In the
morning and in the afternoon DR.. Tiff will
deliver the address, and Governor Thomas
will also speak. There will be two grad
yates who will read essays.
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Electric Works Hen ON a Strike.

INDIANAPoLIs, Aug. 15.--Thirty machin-
lists employed by the Jenny Electric WORKS
of this city went on strike at noon today.
A union man who refused to work on q
piece that had gone through non-union
mans hands was discharged, whereupon
the other machinists were called out.
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Ordered that the recorder make list of
the cases referred on account of over-as-
sessment to be submitted to Assessor Leo
! nard, and a list of those referred on the
head OF indigency to be dealt with by a
special committee to be appointed for that
purpose.
Board adjourned until o'clock tonight
The law requires that the board shall sit
for ten consecutive days, hence the usual
city council meeting tonight will be waived
In favor of the board Of equalization.
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THERE'S A WOMAN IN THE CASE.

The Missing Boston Grain Man Gets Away
With Large Amount Of Doodle.
BosToN, Mass, Aug. 15.-Later investi-
cations bring to light certain facts that
seem to warrant the assertion that James
T.. Gilman, the missing member of the
bankrupt grain firm of Gilman, Cheney &
Co., has misappropriated no less than 1900,
600 of other peoples money. Appearances
now show that Gilman led double life,
although standing high in business and
social circles. 1t is SAID there is woman
10 the case.
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HAS HAD ENOUGH.
Powers No Longer the Liberal
Leader.
He Is Succeeded by a. G. Campbell, Once q
Candidate for Delegate to
Congress.

A meeting of the Liberal city committee
of Salt Lake city was held at the Office OF
o. w. Powers in this city, on Monday
afternoon at 2 pm. The following COM
.munication was presented by Q. w.
Powers the chairman of the committee:
POWERS RESIGNS.
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tween the Carnegie Steel company and the
Amalgamated association was continued to-
day without new features on either side.
The officials of the Carnegie company main
tain silence as to the destination OF Prick,
but it seems probable he has gone TO
Europe most likely to Scotland. 70 see and
talk with Carnegie. Lovejoy. however,
says that F'rick will be at the ittsburg
Office again Monday.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-Arthur Levlrson,
playing under the stage name of Alfred
Mhalen, was msrred today to Alice yane
Vanness. mother of Fay Templeton.
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GOULD HAS NOT GOT IT.
Trouble Over the Kansas City, wyaudctte &
Northwestern Road.


KANSAS CRY. Mo-. Aug. 15-Jay Gould
may not gain control of the Kansas City,
Wyandotte & Northwestern road, at least
not until the suit, which was filed this
afternoon in the district court of Wyar :
dotte county, Kan, is settled. 1t has been
generally thought that he had the road
practically in his possession, but it has not
been formally turned over to him.
The suit is brought by E. s. w. Drought of
Kansas City, Kan, against the Northwest
ern Construction company to recover
$3.50, 600 damages for breach of contract
The company built the road and has it on
its hands. Two months since the company
by 81 compelled jay Gould to comply
with the &C ntract made by him with
the con- yany 10 take half million dollars
worth of construction bonds of the road.
Drought was largely instrumental in the
copsiru ZION of the road. The suit at
taches the property of the construction
company and ties up the money belonging
to it.
mun unMESmnA mDnrpTU
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That's where they go for litho. work
printing, blank books. Where! Kelly 81
Co. 8, So w. Second South.
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WALKER HOUSE

Salt Lake city, Utah. American and Euro
pean plan. Rates 80 and So per day.
IL BEoHToL & SANDS, Props. Hotel Dept
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For packing and shipping of furniture
and household goods, go to Sandberg
Furniture company.
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In Violation OF a Treaty.

BERLIN, Aug. l5.-According to reliable
diplomatic information received here,
China has addressed strong representa-
ton to Russia protesting against the occu-
patton of the Pamir country by the Rus
SLAMS as breach OF the treaty OF Livadia,
which fixed the frontier hundred miles
north Of AkitR-Aktosh, where the Rus
SLAMS are encamped. The governor OF
Chinese Turkestan has sent troops to pro-
tect the frontier.
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For furniture and upholstery 90 to Sandh
berg Furniture company, los West Sout
Temple street
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CHILL WILL SETTLE.
Chamber of Deputies Unanimously Vote TO
Settle the Claims of the United States.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-Acting Secretary
Adee today received q cable message from
Minister Egan at Santiago. saying that the
Chllian chamber of deputies had unani-
mousiy appropriated $4,000 as an in
demnity for the Baltimore sailors, and also
approved the treaty for the settlement of
claims of citizens of the United States
against Chill
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MotEer Of Fay qempleton Marfied.

New YORK, Aug. 15.-Three new cases
of smallpox were reported this morning.
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1pANHA, an absolute cure for dyspepsia. I
PROTECTIO

FhOlECllON-
The Pennsylvania" OF Philadelphia
will take care Of you.
H. J. GRANT s. Co.. Agents.
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IDANHA, an absolute cure for dyspepsia.
IDANHA, an absolute cure for dyspepsia

The best is good enough.
ROGERS g. Co.
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THE FAST MAIL ROUTE

IDANHA, an absolute cure for dyspspsia.t
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IDANHA, an absolute cure for dyspepsia. =,
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Is your blood poors Take Beecham'a
pills.
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moderate drinker. This thing we are try
ing to cure is cancer, and let US hold up
the hands of the women who are trying to
cut it out.
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NANITOU HOTEL.

Grand Opening Banquet to Be Given This
Eyening-Ihe Menu.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-21

Mr.. Washburn's Opinion.

F. II. Loomis, publisher Of the Norwalk
Chronicle, after having heartily endorsed
the nomination OF E. G. johnson, ESQ, Tor
congress, has seen fit TO withdraw bis sup
port and urge Republicans to vote against
him. In several articles defining his rea-
son for so doing he makes II appear that
his mind has been changed by the discov-
cry that Mr.. johnson does not agree with
him on the temperance question. 1t Is
clear to me that as a pretended Republic
an Mr.. Loomis cannot afford 10 take this
position in contest like the one now be-
fore the people. Either Mr.. johnson, who
is an able Republican protectionist, or Mr..
Harter, who Is aD open advocate OF abso-
lutte British free trade, will he elected.
There is no possibility OF the election Of
any other person. Mr.. Loomls knows this.
and he knows also that the temperance
question, so far as prohibition or local OPP
tion is concerned, Is not an issue In the
congressional campaign. ltis.the duty OF
every true Republican TO lay aside all mi.
nor differences on points not in issue, and
vute for M johnson, at the coming elec-
tion, In NJ other way can Republican su.
prelnacy he maintained. His ability and
character, as well as the good Of the Re.
publican party, warrant this, and II is plain
to me that in Withdrawing his support
from Mr.. johnson, Mr.. Loomis has done
himself no credit as Republican, and
will do his party little harm. II the Re.
publican party cannot support man fol
Office who does not agree with prohibition.
lists, IL should affiliate with that party al
once, and let the Democrats have unre.
stricted control. ol.-Geo. G. Washburn, In
Elyria Republican. W h
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-21
MEDINA.

Monday afternoon George Warren and
family were out riding, when Mr.. Warren
got out of the buggy to adjust something
about the fly net, when the horse became
frightened at boy flying kite near by,
and started on run. In some way Mr..
Warren succeeded in getting hold Of the
lines, but was dragged considerable dis
tance between the wheels, but by grim de-
termination he held on and finally sue
ceeded in stopping the horse and escaped
with no serious injuries other than few
bad scratches.
Rev. ]. M. Trifllt has moved on his farm
near Lodi, and intends to devote his atten-
tion to farming. Now that he has retired
10 private life we trust the papers that
jumped upon him so fiercely will leave
him In peace. While his offense was
great and he yielded to temptation and
fell, chance should be given him 10 re-
deem himself. We opine had the CON-
mand been given "Let him that is without
sin cast the first stone," many who were
loudest in denouncing him would have
been the first TO run away. The reverend
gentleman is neither better nor worse than
many others, only he had the misfortune
10 be found out. One swallow does MOI
make a summer, neither should one mis-
step condemn man forever.-Sentinel.
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OFF For Washington.

The following named persons took the
special over the W. & L. E., Saturday
evening, for Washington, D. c..
B. Ross, W. M. Crandall, E. NJ, Stanard
and wife, @. L. Church, A. Howk, John
Bradstock, G. Grundy, A. L. Marcy, E. t.
Robinson, Joseph Binehower, Mrs. d,
Snyder, Chas. Bowers, Mrs. E, Dimock,
Mrs. Chas. Willard, Mrs. T, Metzger, II.
H. Saunders, Frank Stanard, L. L. Cham
berlain, Mrs. NJ. Kunz, o. Jickells, A. 3.
Hayes, wife and two daughters, o. K
Starr and wife, Willis Semple, VIII. WILL
Jams, J. w. Wilbur, W. Hemenway.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Hannah Waite is visiting friends
in Allegan, Michigan.
W. E. Cahoon, Of Elyria, was In town
Friday.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith visited friends In Nor
walk, last week.
Mrs. H. o. Biggs and son, Frank, are
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs N. T. Horr, of Cleveland,
spent few days In town last week.
Cortland Horr, of Philadelphia, Pa,
spent Sunday with his parents. He had
spent the week in Buffalo In attendance
at the national conyention Of republican
league clubs as delegate.
Roy B. Buswel has gone TO Chicago,
Ill.
Charles P. Hor, of Philadelphia, Pa, is
in town.
: Miss Lena McCord, of Norwalk, called
on friends here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Hamlin, of Knox
willie, Tenn, will spend the winter In Wei
lington.
Rey. ]. F. Brant is in Elyrla this week.
Oscar Herrick, of Elyria, spent Sunday
In town.
G. L. Couch spent Sunday in Elyria.
BIB. Herrick attended the state fair.
Miss Della Bastable left the service of
the SantleY Lumber company 10 accept
Of more lucrative position at Duluth,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. French went TO Litcb-
field, Tuesday.
Carl Wilbur, of BinghamtOn, N. Y, il
at home spending the week.
A. L. Sheldon, wife aud daughter, and j
j. Thomas are in Chattanooga, Tenn, this
week.
Mrs. S. p. Hastings, of Norwalk, spen
the week in town.
II. S. Smith, Of Cleveland, is visiting OLE
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Benschoten, of Ban
gor, Mich, are visiting at the home of thei
son, J. NJ. Benschoten; also Mrs. A. NJ
Washburn, Of Vinal Haven, Me. TIL,
combined ages of the three, with that 0
Mrs. Benschoten's father, who makes hi
home with her, is over 300 years, and al
OF the parties are well and enjoying thei
old age.
Miss Maria Hill, Of Berlin, Ohio, ha
been the guest OF Miss Nellie Benschotel
the past week.
q. L. Couch was Ia Columbus Tuesday
s. Windecker has been in New Yorl
purchasing goods.
James Crawford, OF England, brother o
Mrs. W. Cushion, ST., who has been spend
ing the past threesmonths In this place
returned home Monday. He had yer.
pleasant visit and is delighted with thi
country.
William Bennett, Of Prospect street
and his son, Harry, left for Californi
Tuesday morning.
Miss Lizzie Lewis, Of Elyria, is III
guest Of Miss Rose Mallory this week.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-21
w. A. Braman NO Bolter.

W. A. Braman, when asked about the
political situation Tuesday Of this week,
said: @Iam hopeful that the republican
party win cast more votes this fall than
eyer before"
When asked II there was any doubt
about his supporting the nominee for con-
gress In this district, he, In reply, referred
to his editorial in the Republican OF June
30, 1902, and said; "As chairman Of the
county executive committee and editor Of
the Elyria Republican, I propose TO do
my level best for the whole republican
ticketp Continuing, he said, II want it
distinctly understood that am in no bolt
for Mr.. Harter or any other democrat" 4
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Society Notes.

Miss Tiny Hathaway entertained, Mon.
day evening.
TIE NJ. E. church choir were enter.
tained, Friday evening, at the residence OF
their leader, W. S. Franks, on Forest Ave.
The teachers in the public schools were
entertained by Rev. and Mrs. W. +. Barton
last Wednesday evening. ~
The friends Of Mrs. P. 5. Brink trested
her to an anniversary surprise wednesday
evening.
Miss SADIE Visher entertained her friends
Tuesday evening.
Miss Rose. Mallory entertained her
friends, Thursday evening.
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Just Think Of itt

The big inducements we are offering to
our ustomert-As soon as your purchases
in this store amount to $40, including %
Anchor Soap Wrappers, We will present
you with life size portrait, warranted To
give perfect satisfaction and durable for
lifetime, enlarged from any photo you
may select, upon paying for frame only at
the wholesale rate Of. .s3 each. The frame
is Of the best quality Antique Deep Steel
Bronze and worth double the money.
sample Of portrait and frame on exhibit
tion OF this store. Ask TO see II. ~
We guarantee Anchor Soap the best In
the market II has no equal for the laun-
dry, bath or kitchen. TUCKER q HoYT.
.a IHa|
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Church Notes.
CONGREGATIONAL.

The Women's Missionary society held
its annual thank Offering meeting, Friday.
Mrs. G. Fl. Palmer, the president, presid-
ed. Interesting addresses were made by
Mrs. E. ]. Goodrich, Of Oberlin, Mrs.
Whitney, missionary Of the A. b. O. F,
M. in China, and the pastor. The receipts
were in excess Of $40. A pleasant repast
was served in the church parlors, and the
meeting was voted, by general consent, the
best ope ever held by this society.
Rev. W. E. Barton will preach, Sunday,
Sn the general theme-"The Element Of
Inconsistencies in Characterp In the
morning he will speak on Unconscious
Deterioration" in the evening on "Uncon.
scious PROGRESS iu Righteousness y =.