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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Mnrinn's Object Lesson.

WASHINGTON. Aug. F.-Thursday was
payday for employees OF the several eX-
eeutive departments. and Secretary Nor
ton took advantage OF tho opportunity
10 present what he called 'an object
lesson" 10 the free silver enthusiasts
who draw salaries for service In the
Agricultural Department. Instead OF nice
crisp bills, these employes-diyislon chiefs.
clerks, messengers. and iaborers-were
paid entirely in silver. A trifie more than
81 900. weighing sixty pounds. was parcel
ed out In correct amounts, enclosed IN
canvas bags. and delivered 10 the proper
individuals.
Secretary Morton did not otherwise seek
10 press his sound money views upon the
employees. whom he paid In their favorite
coin, but IL Is said ne smiled with grave
satisfaction when he saw the crestfallen
faces OF the employees, who lugged away
bundles of coin weighing several pounds.
This is the second time Secretary Morton
has presented this object lesson 10
employees OF the department, and IL 10
possible that he will continue the practice
with the hope OF converting the free sill
yer advocates. Some OF them do not take
kindly to this form OF instruction, ana
say So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Italian Rioters Arraiened.

PRINCETON, ILL, Aug. 1.-THE ltal-
ian rioters from Spring Valley were ar
raigned to-day. Five men, in addition
TO those mentioned yesterday, were ar
rested al Spring Valley, making the
total number charged with assaulung the
colored population twenty-eight-
The twenty-eight men We're arraisned
before Justice A. NJ. Swengle. IN the
county courthouse. The auditorium was
crowded and the Railways and yards
were filled with people, many being from
Sprlug Valley. Less than twelve Of
the prisoners can speak or understand
English. IN the first case change OF
venue WAS taken. but 40 justice could
be found 20 Try the cases. In the sec
ond. involving seventeen men. an ad-
iournment was taken until Monday, when
both cases will be pushed.
Pail nm TO "a late hour last night. had
NOT been furnished any OF the prisoners,
and they were taken back 10 jail which
is now greatly overcrowded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Revenge With Dynamite.

ATLANTA. GA. Aug. IA dynamite
bomb was exploded tonight against the
Church Grocery Company's store, al Gay
street and Piedmont avenue. The store
was crowded with Sus,omers. all Of
whom, however, escaped without serious
injury. Mr.. Church. the proprietor, was
shocked. but not badly hurt The bomb
was placed just outside Mr.. Churchs
private ONCE. and IT IL evident that the
purpose OF the miscreant was TO kill Mr..
Church. The side OF the building was
blown out. and great excitement was
caused IN the neighborhood. Church sus-
poets negro boy. whom he had arrested
recently for theft The boy was seen
In front OF the store. with package
under one arm, five minutes before the
explosion. He has not been found since. .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

Some Of Them Think We Should Inter
vene TO Get Them separate schools.

QUEBEC. Aug. IA novel expeiient
is proposed 20 the Roman Catholic minori-
" of Manitoba as ths means Of obtain
ing what they regard as their rights in
the matter OF their schools. 1t Is moth
ing less than 6n appeal TO the American
IL stead of the French GONcrnnr nt whose
intervention was suggested at hrst by a
few friends and supporters or the Mani
The originator Of this plan is Mr.. Nalin,
formerly member Of the United Sttl,-
Congress for Louisiana. lie lhlt, ,p'tlS
The treaty of Paris of 1863 as the Aasnd
Charta Of the FreLch cana il4h peoli',
and argues that by the treaty toaelld -u
between France and the American t"l-
gress ~ the outbreak Of the American
VAR the former ceded all its rights IN
America 10 the United states, ana thal'
tLcr.fore the United States stlnNS lh
he Mace Of France in all tnat concern"
tine execution OF the treaty OF 1903. ile
cguterds that n ever the fIrncN ana
aians believe Il their duty 10 apptai 10
y f"reien government 10 have this treaty
~oereCtcd. ~ IS TO the g1yernm-nt ~
~ ellington rather than 10 that az fdIi7'
,oat thrv should address themselves. Inc
French Canadians claim that thc ue,
scendants of the French colohlets Sugliu
not lie left without protectors "ntn ne
land violates the conditions Oh '"e '''"''
There As a movement among trench
.-l-~.Tiaos who believe that lle ii1Nt ~
Guaranteed by the treaty OF 100 "tG i.
nerl TO call public meetings. anu "N.aN
D. eDries Of resolutions 10 be sent 10 ule
49,, Government, with the request
that II forward them, accoiIlpanltu y " -" ~
chat NAV be deemed necessary .epi 80.
.ttons 10 the Foreign once OF the bi41-
feh Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
lTJELr OHIO POLTTICIANs.
The Erice Men Withdraw From the Com
,eutiou and Elect Their own Delegates.

CLEVELAND. o., aug. T.-Tnere was
a bic TOW end noa~ly free fignt between
fine Rrice gold and the anu-Brice silver
1,l.,',..,tion hcre to-day. After the anti
Brice mon had won a signal victory on
he election of chairman. motion was
made that the chairman appoint com
mittee Of seven 10 name the qeie6ales
~ e, ,iroGai1 next week. This preclpi-
f'tt fhe 6cht The Buce gold men
howiod and stormed and haaliy Withdrew
from t6e convention ana elected dele,
gates of their own. ES-AttHney-Geli. J Al Al
al ohio James Lawr ne lea t',5 t 80 ,,,t-
isr,.e noonle Lawrence called WhittaScr
a scodndrel. and tho TWO leaders nearly
lnmn fn blows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
WEATHER BUREAU CHANGES.
The Hours for Taking observations Changed
In the Interest Of the Service.
COMMERCIAL VALUE 10 PLANTERS.
The Glass for Whom the Forecasts are In
tended Will, by the Change, be En-
abIed TO often Save Thousands
of Dollars-The New
Programme.

WASHINGTON. Aug. l7.--Willis l..
Moore. chief Of the Weather Bureau.
to-day issued ten circulars. giving nou-
fcation Of an important change in the
hour Of taking observations.
Beginning with September !, 1895. the
hour OF taking observations at cotton.
sugar. and rice stations will be $ o'clock
A. NJ. seyenty-nfth meridian time, and Z
A. NJ, Central time. instead OF L. NJ,
seventy-nfth-meridian time. and l.. NJ,
Central time.
BY making this change. it will be pos
sible to issue the cotton-region bulletins
each morning for the twenty-four hours
ending at o'clock In the morning, within
two hours after the hour OF observation.
and 10 give the minimum temperature for
the current day. AT the present the
bulletins are issued after 5 =. NJ, and
as rule reach the public not earlier
than the morning of the following day
from fourteen to sixteen hours after the
hour Of observation. the bulletin contain
ing the minimum temperature, which
occurred more than twenty-four hours pe-
fore hosting. The great advantages
that Will result from this change are,
therefore, obvious.
In the cotton, sugar, and rice-groWins
sections of the South. hundreds OF millions
of dollars are invested. and the condition
OF crops is at all times feature eagerly
watched by those interested In those
staples The many disasters TO these
investments by drought. frost, floods. vio-
lent wlnd-storms. and sudden and decided
changes I'm temperature have created a
demand for such information as can be
used i'm determining az frequent intervals
Of N
The Secretary of Agriculture believes
that in giving this Information 10 whom
Il is meant particularly for that this
change will prove Of great advantage 10
the cotton. sugar. and rice interests OF
the South. and the practical defects that
result will be greatly appreciated by pro
ducar and dealer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

MONTGOMERY. ALA, Aug. l6.-While
passing through remote section OF Gov
iueton county yesterday. deputy marshals
came upon an immense ditch thirteen
miles long. and costing nllly Si30 which
had been constructed from the centre OF
magnificent timber properties belonging
10 the Government. "a a wildcat saw
mill hidden In the valley below. A
dam was ~ the head OF this ditch. The
choppers cut down the trees, rolled them
into the ditch. and hoated them 10 the
mill below by the force OF the water
when released.
Thousands of acres OF fine timber land
had been destroyed. Some employees were
arrested, but the owners have not been
caught
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Helped Perry 10 Escape.

POUGHKHEPSIE. y. v, Aug. H.-Wi-
liam A. Hopkins. q wcll-knovn resident
of Low Point. Is locked up In the Jais
Ga this city on a charge = aiding ana
abetting .hc commission of a felony IN
bringing about the ESCAPE OF train -robher
Perry and five other convicts from the
Nattcawan Asylum last April. Hopkins
has admitted his guilt. aud duplicates
Mrs. Amelia Haswell. a Troy woman,
who poses as "A missionary and friend
OF Perry I'm the plot 10 let the men es-
cape Mrs HasWell Is BOW al Ocean
Grove. She will he arrested. and az
Hopkins has expressed 10 District-Attor-
ney Woods his willingness 20 turn state
evidence. the officials expect 10 convict
her and land her In prison.
Hopkins Is about forty years OF age
and was "A keeper I'm the Matteawan Asy-
lfIm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Coal Strikers diyln. In.

ISHPEMfNG, MICH. Aug. 1.-THE
Cleveland cliffs and Lake Angeline Min
ing Companies Will allow their mines
10 fill with water. The former has hsar-
ly four hundred thousand tons OF ore IN
stock. and the latter iiO.OOo tons The
work Of pulling the pumps will begin
next Wednesday morning, unless mo
strikers ask 10 go back 20 work before
that date.
The miners are finding much fault with
the leaders OF the strike, and there II
every sign OF speedy iisintesration. The
Fins are demanding money, Snd n the
union does not provide 10 they VIII 90
Champion mine strikers have sent GEN
erai Manager Fitch petition asking
10 be given work al the old wages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
THE TNoUIRER SUED.
state senator Porter Wants $1,000 lot
,uoced Defamation Of Character

p1,rr.ADELPHIA. Aug. n.-state sen
.+or CHARLES A. Porter to-day instituted
,u,t AGAINST the philadelphia Inquirer
for $1,000 damages for alleged mel Inc
papers were sworn out before Magistra'e
soptb and were then formally entered III
the Office OF the prothonotary or the
common Pleas Court. Inc cohiplaihant
declares that articles punlsheu IN 'IS
49,, so,.en Lane Reservoir, in this city
were dofamatory 10 him. The reservoir
was buiIt hy Fnbert & Porter. Of which
finn tbo defendant was member Mr..
Porter IS a leader Of the anti-Quay
forces in the Republican factlonal con-
test i'm Pennsylvania. and the Inquirer IS
politically opposed TO him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
ONE OF MOsBY,s MEN KILLED.
Mr. T. Hurt Run Down by an Electric
Car in Detroit, Mich.

IETROIT. MICH. Aug. U.-Mr. J. I.
Hurt. eyed fifty years. a boot and shoe
dealer at No. 3S9 Grand River avenue
was struck by motor car at the corner
OF Fifth street and Grand River avenue
this morning and so badly injured that
he died shortly after being removed
20 the hospital Mr.. Hurt was riding a
bicycle. and turned on the track directly
IN front Of the motor car. His skull was
crushed An.
Mr.. Hurt fought in the late war on the
Confederate side. He was a member OF
the famous battalion who waged war
against the North under Mosby's leader
ship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
A Lucky little HOy.

CAPE MAY. n. j., Aug. l6.-Albert
Phillips, the eight-year-old son OF Russell
Phillips. a photographer OF Alexandria.
Va. slipped away from his father while
on the incoming express on the West
Jersey railway this afternoon, and either
Jumped or fell OF. The train was going
al the rate OF forty miles an hour and,
strange to say. the little fellow not only
escaped instant death. but was not IN
jured in the slightest degree. He was
picked up and carried 10 the home OF
his grandfather. where his father found
him. wrea,hed in smiles. when he ar
rived after fruitless search Tor the
body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Killed by Robbers.

SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. Aug. H.
Two robbers rode into the town
OF Valentine last night and nrei
shots at every pers1a on the
OF Kelsey & Co., and captain j.. L.
Elsburg, a Southern Pacific ialleosd de-
tect.ye, began firing at them. A desper-
ate battle took place between Captain
Ellsbury and the robbers. finally bull
let struck Captain Fllsbury, passing
through HIS body and killing him Instant
fy. The robbers rode of tn the dire ton
OF Mexico Captain Hughes company of
rangers arrived az Valentine th.s morn
ing and took tho trail OF the robbers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

TOLEDO, OHIO, Aug. H.-Police and
ramps had a desperate encounter in the
stock-yards district OF East Toledo this
morning. Patrolman Shafer was shot
and mortally wounded by a tramp named
James Smith, and a patrolman named
smith was shot through the wrist. one
Of the trsnfs had his legs filled with
shot from a farmers shotgun. and he
With two of his tramp companions, was
captured The shooting was begun by
the tramps, In resentment at being told
10 move on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
rHE CHINESE uAsSacRE.
Members ofthe Commission Arrive "' n"-
cheng to Investigate

HONG KONG. Aug. H.-R. W. Mans
eld Act,yg British Consul at Foo-chow .
ro,,rfnev Iixson. United States Cons ii
~ -. ..,,,o ,,is,e. Ensign Waldo Evans.
d, ~ - Nr,.riran war ship Detroit, ana
oiber oi sre members 1erlS, OF the .dmmirson. az
uliie 90 a. investigate the massacre OF
he missionaries al kuchone. nave az. 1,
w W. a. fh.t place 4 number or iinpoi
iMls'' ~ r,.ets ave already been made in
1ennretion with the ouuaees; me ~
,',ae a. Euchcng are quiet, but cohs,'
l,lr.,tic alarm was created among % IN 10y
th.. arrival OF the cQu'nlus se anl l'
escort cf enc hundred ChAgsr nf"'-S'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
no1n moRMs ~ MIssIssrPI.
They Seriously Threaten Large Cotton
Plantations.

JACKSON. MISS. Aug. H.-Bon worms
IN large numbers have made their appear
ance in the Mississippi Delta, the great
esr cotton producing country on eartn,
and the planters apprehend serious dam
age. - 49,. ct,te
captain jenkins, manager OF the clals
fo,yis has inst returned from a tour or
irspection OF his thousands OF acres OF
Doffon and ccrn in the counties Of Waah-
ington. Issaquena, and Holmes, ana re-
porrr the worms have taken possession
~ eou,e plantations. Otherwise the crops
are the finest ne ever saw, and II the ap-
plication OF Paris green VIII XII the
worms in time he counts on Daie ~
cotton per acre on several places. ,,,.
In addition TO rs own farms OF svD
acres. the state is working about - ~
acres on shares with convict labor, ana
barring mishals Will make enough cot
ION TO corner the market, and corn n
abundance TO feed its mules AM con-
victs and fatten large number OF hogs'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

So, 80. reported at Key West where where
mas no. Tered to relieve the Atlanta
s9e wa dytv Of watching for Cuban M, MI
OF me. tne e''' she left Newport August lSth.
hhs'ei ,iS r,,e 10 report here from her
,..,,,a.ion ana ,.,.t bv Yesterday. The only eN,
deslll,ae,o" ,l.,e 80 tbe delay that is uggested
p.".S,'0in NV ncnartment S. that her captain
AT ,"s 80 renortea to the commanding
nc,s.r ,Hss of the North Atlantic squadron,
P@ar-Adrnirai G..' Bunce, who Is en- rou'e
20 Bar Harbor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
o..o Gan, Grows 10 One Thousand Dollars

NOEKISTOWN, Ia, AUs. ia COT
oros innate of the Montgomery county
oio,shonse ~ some time ago contributed one
cent 10 charity. ali the money he had.
REV. Or. Calendar secretary OF tns
1oerd cf Foreign Missions, received II
"a termed u the almshouse fund, de-
,s,r ,arroining 10 make Il realize ti,eo. THIS
,ssek the fund was completed, but i Is
believed the poor negro who started II II
dad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
,no,o0ee ,or po,t-oalec Clerks.

WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-Ihe fost,
oeice Department to-day made aililu'p 'l''l
allowances for clerk hire m the Ioi'o"'''e
nost-of,ices. beginning August loth'
81 Augustine. Fla, N'S"' ,'leeheV ~ ilie, ,'1g
6. c.. $3.50; Baton kouse' ,, Id, N,vV'
~ 20. Na,chez. Miss. $500; Bristol, Tenn,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

the House of Commons a resolution that
Great Britain give years notice 10
the Governu ents OF Belgium and GER
many of the elimination OF the clauses
in the commercial treaties with those
countries of 1852 and 1855, respectively.
preciuding the treatment of British goods
In British colonies on much more ad-
vantageous terms than are accorded
foreign goods.
The Statist advises Mr.. Chamberlain,
Secretary OF State for the Colonies, 10
give notice of the termination or these
treaties, and expresses the belief that
should this be done, Germany Would
not take any retaliatory steps
NEw sTFAAiiB LINZ.
In regard TO the company which "
WAS reported had recently been tormei.
with Mr. Lewis as chairman, 20 estapilsn
a regular line of steamers TO run direct
between Cardiff and New York, tne
Transport (newspaper) says IL VIII De
called the Cardiff American TranSporta-
tion Company. Many leading merchants
are interested in the line 80.
Thc-Bute Dock Company, or CaralH,
will shortly begin the erection or large
import warehouse for the accommodation
OF the company, the business OF which
will be mainly devoted TO the carrying
OF freight, including cattle. 10 Is also
proposed TO expend $4,000 pounds In
the continuation of a new construction
of n new dock which will be accessible
AZ all tides The building OF this dock
Will take several years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

TORONTO. Aug 1.-THE inquest On
the body of the younger OF the two Pet
zel children, whom H. Ii. II Jimes Is Sus, ,
pected OF numbering. was resumed ,as, t
night when the jury, after h~aF1ns ~ "@v ~
Alics. tho eldest girl. read TO mem. re-
turned verdict Of murder against
IInlInos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
A Successful Jail Delivery.

,i IOLiSDt1 al Sci,yeIx vas made o,' bsra "na this
moruing. AT about . O'Clock Turnkey
Mosher went into the jail corridor 10 get
shaved by the prison barber. lie was
no sooner seated and lathered than the
prisoners pounced upon him. took away
cuffs on the turnksy's hands. and locked
him In a cell. The rest was easy sailing
and the men got ali hours start before
the alarm was given. Six prisoners es-
capped
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Hammond Carries Scott County.

FRANKFORT, KY, Aug. 1.-THE
primaries held in Scott county today re-
suited In the election OF J. a. Hammond
one vote 10 spare in his race. which Is
already won Blackburn now SAYS tha.
either he or Republican Will be the
next United States senator rom Ken
tdcky. Hammond Is strong Black
blrn man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
WEATHER FORECAST.

v,rysnia. Fair. preceded tonight and In
the early morning by showers on the
coast: slightly warmer: southwesseriy
For North and South Carolina: Fair.
preceded by showers on the coast; south'
erly windh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

RALEIGH. n. c.. Aug. iT-Speciii-
Tonight while walking on the street.
John Morgan and Eaton EStmaa tboth
coloredD qiarelled because one steppcl
On the others foo,, and Morgan cut
Eatman's throat from the centre 20 one
of blood Is great. Morgan IS under ar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Spersi Trials.

RATH ME. Aug. 1.-THE Ammen ram
WAS given prugre ssive speed trials to-day.
and made eight successful runs. over a
mile course, reaching speed OF 10 IL
units. IT Will have new propellers put
on naxt week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18

Under the New Tarin Law the Imports
Increase Nearly Five Million Dollars.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE opera
tions OF the new tsrin law. as compared
with those OF the Mckinley Law, are
shown In a report made TO the state
Department by Consul GrinneN, at Man
chester. England In tha nrit twelve
r'nnfhe of Inc Gormar-NIison lav, the
EXPORTS 10 the United states declared
from tha. point were valued at Sl- 405, ".
I'm the last twelve 'lOnths OF the NC
I<inley law the declared exports We're
valued af S73426-p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Mr.. D4BNEI RESIGNS
lie is Preparing 70 Take his Ne" ''-
-ition at the University.

wAsHINGTON. u. c.. Aug H.--Waiter
d. Dabney. solicitor Of the state De
nartmert. who has been elected 10 inc
char of law in the University Of Nf'
INTO today sent letter to fresident
Sdin,,eis,.a AZ GRAY Gables. Ten ierhi hls
res'enation as Solicitor. 10 ta9hs ,fslI,oS fntoS
September 18th. The cihce oi oo a"''.i'Gs and -
pays an annual salary OF S,''y, ,,,nnrfanI @llI
-'css',fons under the Govern ent-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
The Pope Praying for Spains Victory.

uADRID. Aug. 1.-THE Archbishop OF
no scus in an address to-day at kitto-
ria 70 the spanish troops. who are about
to depart to re-enforee the army IN cuba.
declared that the Pope. like new Moses.
had raised his hands toward heaven
tory mirhf accompany the spanish army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
Napy Yard EMPLOYEES Discharged.

NORFOLK. VA, Aug. iI.-Special.-
A large number of men have been dis
charged from the various departments
OF the Norfolk navy-yard on account of
a lack Of work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-18
And Eedital Attention Of No Kind Vas
Accepted.
OFFENDED ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE"
Wife Would be Cured of Typhoid
Fever Entirely by the Power
Of Prayer.

h. A. be,ancourt after painiuI Illness
OF t,ventv-ouo davs. during which she
4,.,..., 80 .. -,b,,eician sue
cumhel 10 a nlaUrnaut alacl. Of typhoid
, ,..,.... tf.-o o,cl,ck
'''N'' ''".'-"' '''7''
Mrs. Beiancourt was handsome wo-
una" Oh inc brunette ''r" $500 80 '''''
and attractive hcarns. She was about
twenty-five years of age. Her husband
vas s " Cu'"i, 'u' .'., ,,',t,c months
.N'" 'oiN tits' .., t.
tso he removed 10 '"'s Guy Win ms
Two small children. a.e r.9llea ON mar
isuu street. Last Aiil ti' l"H'iy l'-
moved 90 so. It9 Floyd avenue where
.hey have since resided. Mr. Betan-
...r+ is abnuf thirty years Of age, and
Is corsi1ore9 e GOOD business man. lie
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anon, n,-4v oe..-. IIm amounting him with
,n a. 'fte rane of fha Lord
f- "Au1 fh. ufater of faith shall save
fhe elDlt. ana the Lord shall raise him
,ln. and 30 ha have committed sins they
ehau lo foreIv.n l.m
1f "Dorr.ss vcnr faults one 10 another.
and rrav nf. Tor another that re nav
b.. I4ri.l Tho fFeriual farvert prayer OF
I'd rirnt.,l.. nlar avatleth much
lT "Eiias Was man subject % hhe
nesfy that 30 ght not rain; and u
rafrf1 not ON tha earth iy the space OF
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