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At reception in Chicago the othe,
night to the Worlds Parliament delegates
the Rev. DR.. Robert Conyer, of this city
told story which runs as follows: A
farmer met parson and said to him
III remember sermon you preached
twenty years ago." "Indeed,' replied
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don't remember the text, but the sermon
remains in my mind" "And pray what
then, was the substance of the sermon?'
"Well, l can scarcely word it properly
but it amounted to this-that THEOLOGY
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| The OHIO campaign is as yet rather
dull, and Maj. Mckinley is making most
of the noise. Whether loise will win OF
not is yet to be determined. Last fall
Gov. Altgeld made few speeches during
the campaign, contenting himself with
making tour Of of the state and "get-
ting acquainted with the people," and
when the votes were counted he was
found to have large majority. Per
haps Larry Neal is using the same tactics
in Ohio this year." st. Paul Globe.
And perhaps in case of Meals election
the people will find out as they did with
Altgeld, that if he had expressed his
views little more plainly they wouldn't
have had any time for him.
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