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The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-01
Going TO Invite the Yankees.

Maj. Lamar Fontaine, nephew
of Commodore MATHEW +. Many,
veteran of the Mexican and civil
wars, whose heroic trip from Mo-
bile aud Vicksburg and return in
the days of greatest danger has
made famous for all time, who
now treasures autograph certif-
Gates from Gems. Lee, Stonewall
Jackson and !. Z. b. Stuart, de
claring him to have individually
killed more of the enemy than any
company in either of the com
mands; who was wounded sixty
seven times, twenty-three times
above the belt, who is doubtless
the most unique soldier developed
in the war, and than whom surely
more heroic lived. was in
Memphis last night, and will leave
for the Northwest this evening.
Maj. Fontaine, who thirty years
ago closed a most active career, in
which his chief aim was to exter
nina tie every bluecoat who came
in range of his rifle, goes now to
induce those who wore the blue
and their descendants to come to
Mississippi and ne his neishbors
and those of the Southern people.
He will invite them, and his i'll
vitafion will be most cordial one,
Mai. Fontaine was a soldier who
fought as hard as he could, and en-
dured the worst hardships of war,
and being such a soldier he re-
spects those who Dattled against
him, and for them he has naught
save real respect. Commercial
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-01

DR.. J. B. Hawthorne is probably
the first minister to preach to five
congl egations in five different
towns at the same time. A few
Sundays ago he preached over a
telephone and his sermon was
heardin Macon, Madison, Athens,
Atlanta. and Griilir.-AtlantA
Journal.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-01
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been proved invaluable. They are
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17
Lnnd Nnrr.

Tho following nlins1 we're made Ia
the local land oniee under date OF
Maj 10.
Nellie +. Wilsln, OF Salt Lake chg,
coal entry Of the southeast quador o
the northeast quarter and tho east nsli
" the southeast quA.ter OF soclloI %,
aud the sUuthWss, quarter 81 the sJu,h.
west quarter Of SECTION 10, township
30 s.uth, range 10 west, ia Iron
cOunty,
Everett W. Wilson, u Sal, Lake
CIty, coal rutry OF the north hblfo' tue
rgututhft quarter and tue east ha 1f
the northeast quarter OF sooIIOa 8,
township ,u south, range 10 west, iu
Iron county.
John ]. q. wcbstor OF Coiar cry,
Iron county, desert entry Of the south
half 90 the southwest quarter OF sec.
ton -. township SO south, range N
wtst.
Henry Reed OF Castle Dale, Emery
county, homestead uAry " Two oAB.
bah o., tho auuguvast quarter OF stuuuu
%, aud the moth nall Hf tho suut lwrst
quarter " "oligu -, IoWnruip rs
sUu'h, range rhsL
NA|"h ~" 30 ~ " aiNf NN H'AHNN 80 HAAA 2
county, Homestead entry o. tue east
ha.. % tho northeast quarter of srCtJl
30, tow uaniu 10 sNutl, range Z tAH.
Andrew g. Callahan, ", lust, B0V
Elder county, homestead entry Of tie
south hHi Of the southeast va Tlcr uI
section Il, the northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter Of section 20, aud
the northwest quarter NJ ilu uITlhNU'.
quarter % section "a, township "A
p0tth, range 10 west.
isAno Blackburn, II LJa, Wayne
county, homestead entry VI The east
half Uf tue FOuthosEt quarter It section
~, aud lhr west half NJ the southwest
quarter NJ section 1913, towaaulp 30
south, range cart
William Bsguell, " ClGly,llr, sum
nit county, deser. entry VI guu uu'
surveyed southeast quarter ut section
@, township u.lfn, augu uA7a
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PROVO.
reoy,. urA, aa' i1isoi.


Notes and Personals.
Meyer HY.umsk N.s E5ga Go the
Detroit miuluE IistliU. on uuiluusf
connected win Tie lock mine.
&. 4. Gns.T. making .fsp0rA'l1ns
90 IHav- 900 10 mission f.r Tue Eastern
s,a'c4 riTIy .H juno.
Uwnyrs 20. .lis boo .ar com .csy 0sn
nov maEuE .rHal rHIfis 10 H-utunIt
800 resting H.H I. iHH Cd Hu. I.U
wafer pipes AMI sYH have been 20 h..
iHulHT tbat yNrU lul can o." "HyrfuI
with any I,f hose, md w"st Y. ,u,u
with u twrulr.iIys igrl hose.
Five tIamys were uss4taI '0r vag-
tAury lat tsuuiug. lucy VIII be- he'd
tl. 4us,iCu g. .n returns from Ntiu.
NEtHuHl Knight does NOT give tbypu
unfortunate HIuugvu time o. become
AtquA atai before uo runs them "a au.
The result Do that bat lew OF That clasH
OF tfiyyltrs Wei. pnvo.
Mt, Josrph bHfurf Uu Nin Anu
Sargent, .tu u. pAys.u. WHIg msffIuu
'rs'efiAy 10y JII q uuyYU.yfr
Tie Brigham Young Academy
s.udrui1 ate uaEInW rsupI uf sUs-tilur
iU Irr.t wet. 4. w|rt# r.m luu luI.
Norlty C Utah, Woo wlll uayug. lstt
in the FIELD Jay uAergisrs tomorrow.
George Erp,nnu'On", tho house
uumbe p..d ur VINO was purmitl,d o.
20 lthyH NH urH. 10Y, with u susyuuIrI
sentence hanging over him 'gr obtain.
lug mUuug uHu.r isifu pICtrusUs, went
down g. Spuugyiil0 ani obtained s.
On u worthless check from the pr
prlulOg VI the d yer house, alter which
he lut. that toss ..
Advance tales Tor Eniu l.llslor's
performance tuH evening, Indicates
that good house Will witness the pre-
seutHtiUu & A W1msn's Power.
Elizabeth Rlchri pailllps, guardian
al liicm OF sarah Jane phillps, has
brought Hn actlon Ia the Frat district
court againtt James ~. Wight 10 ~.
CovOr s.cssiou Of naTt oi block Q.
pa. A. situated too Nuphi. Tor s.5
damage. Plaintiff alleges that do.
iunGAut has unlhWiully entered uplu
Eu4 iAkvu possession VI tue premises 10
dispute.
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POLICE COURT.


John Larsou, VINO vas arrested lat
night charged win stealing a.E paIr
% tame pigeons, plead NOT gully 80
The police court To-Day.
Tho case ofJ j.. shaw, arrested last
night i9r uoing GiuLvo Language, was
set ior pun, defendant yulug Released
On loay.usslD Zoe his appearance.
ThUpOl'uu rlu in six individuals Tor
rsspAu TINS mo,aing. On bclug
brought before Judge Smiu four OF
shUm entered pleas Ui guly nud were
ocutrug cd 90 five joys each; tine other
two wore allowed 10 20,
An Lou forfeited $50 FOR kocpiug
gambling house,
Pat McAyUYchargrd with ifuUbcu.
nrsr AMI pudllIng wIluUu. o. lireuHr,
entered plea gl guilty aud was nuri
slo.
EIOsblr was Gu trIa. this af,D.
noon Tor allowing women 10 saloon
alter u,m, lie was found guilty auH
sentenced go psy q Que It .gl Dg 50 Co
jail 80 days The case wa appealed.
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MUUUAH AT Belfast ireland, April % lrH.
Anu HUrgI. formerly uf tIl.FHWt hntA 4.
fU.r#. sister Murray was q devoted muWNUr
70. 900. lH.r.H. NUr H.H WNs .rauu.u| HHu N..
UUsT..lar that of unsr.NfH AnN Innocent youth
W.|.H.I STAR
JACKSON -Atau lows avenue N.| 90.
1850. uf glHusua, Catherine nF1tl ".IU u'
ELDER ,UHH|r. D. D. jackson. uUOta.tN N.a
u.Tu 100 uUrGE IutHuu, contender &. On.
4ul WH. HsTU..U lHH iHr .HHI.N of .Us|r
iH..HIHI AEUT.aF amI. AN-u#t .. In.-. 10y
IIHI. John t sutton. she |ra.NH A |aH.N.1.
|.H .lHs aud "a daughter N.ai1tf 70 boot of
friends 900 WUUTu UUE |u... tHUUU| .r... .tH
vUI Ur held boo Goo Eleventh word meeting
house 90 o. O'Clock. noon. sunday.
Friends uNIIru tu .Nrud |luNI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17

Ioa', Cooperative Mercantile lI.'..
tuuou THE morning buusht mt m tUt
thiri district court against the JaaHul
Cc-5ppfstivc Mercantile uui NHuu#I-
turing Institution, 90 recover 8 ! .E-1 800
on 70 u5ImiB1rv mole, vita Iui.UUt
from April BE-, 1895, and s1iptU-ury'8
lur. Richards d BchNf8 IRE Tho
plaiuuU's attorneys.
the salt Like Rapid rrEusll com.
unuy today began legal proceedings 800
lhs rams court agni D. the West s d.
Etuii lfansit company b rrcHyef
sGil.75 'uf electric power usnishod Tot
Tao operation D' the dsisuIaut's caf1,
% 600 rate 'i 1925 yer tAy, uDtarsu
December !. 1893. AMI NpuI 1I. 1898.
On 70 second csuae OF action $3.50 DO
rlaiuuI fYr email ariiulrs u's1 sul.lIrI.
Williams, Van Cot ulJ auiutfiA %
arc She p.s. No. Attorney
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r. r.. Jones d Go. received To-Day.
Oro', $4,000; bullion, slns1N Total,
Eg8,A'I.
Mccormick & Go. roe ~ . today
SILVER sud lead ORES gb,a.U,
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COMMERCIAL.
- LAI.E -LEAnINu luu.E.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
TlIAvfs n.HaTlpr rol7f exchanges
mounted 90 sl5T@j-, same day last
Egal $3.50 Gil
gDDAY'a QUOTATIONS..
New Ylrs.-SiIyer, Ga., lead, sails.
LOnjJn. silver aJll.iGI.
ORE ANp uuLMOS,
Wells, Fargo Is 90, received today.
Gold bar liOl1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17

Near tur IiHpI .rt silver
champions.
The audience gt Tao Tabernacle Loot
night ives Iar.g, iutgI.i.vu. auu tn.
thuisaiiu one Huu tue sp sun1.E %. tua
eloquent .ul aUig silver uuauuiIu.
were upl fouialuI nud app.auIeI g. tHu
ucuo. Toe speakers were uG.b HvaruHr
NIams, OF CsufasU, % .u. vs.. J..
BYr.n, OF ijauu, Hon. y. u. Winston,
% Warrington, Hon. 10. D.. HN,.u,, ui
Nevada; Hon. Gsu,.u bal ron, al
Montana, liju. j. r.. susitYth, OF
CuIpraI., General ~ j. IUnia %.
CaIiiIrrin, ami GOyeggys Meteor. U.'
OF Idaho.
The IauutuAUIs cu4Ir cpncst $50.
pronounced by the delegates a. j.I.
uuu VI tho greatest musgN .fNa.s tv
heard ny them nUI they wiz .I
away With plea mt igM,Mtrlac /.
o. ngcrniur o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17

n VT-TTI : WI
Aud those who n.C AlI tired out AMI
nave that tired cling uE sick head
ache cRu be- relieved of ali tbssc - nj 10
toms By taking liU0is SaIsapafilh,
which piyoH uofyr, mental ana bgdl.y
strength b. thoroughly puuhrs the
nluou. itaI-D gfphlga a good appetite
cuToi indigestion, htartlugu ana dyt-
pepslf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17

One nc two tax falo mHfurs hpgiu.
hoen di1nnse1 ~ au aJ urnmHut was
iasuu iiil Monday next, az loan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17

HOODS PILLS are easy % take,
Easy lu arti4U anH sure fn eject -lu q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17

county Physician Wright wrote
NN1llR mat Mr. Harry Haynes a.
.a., had reported "a condition Of
st,Is existing In HE noighblrho1d
G.ul,n No claims is ipopari'zIng the
u u,..,H oi the community" aud 70,
!Ie'uhg him to 20 and inspsct the
n nv. while at their wort" Referred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17

q !uof licenses were granted Ia G.
rs,r- 9i,eiillIi at Calder's Park, Tor
r bs,,Si o. three months, and FOR like
ES'toS y, 70 ID. q, Williams, opposite the
"''0Ilce aI Murray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17
A nANuEiors nmuuE

a .s.tHr WAS read from JOE, D.,
Williams Unload supervisor OF dirlrlct
' tai.ihf rt unlion 10 thu COuliugu
" lhu bridge over tue South Jordan
iW'sallon canal, Oh highway 7J, the
We. oi which, he stated, are complete.
y worn out and very dangerous. r.
Iei'ol 60 the srleCtmuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17

Ga ieger was read from Fish aud
tba CommitsiOner Heath, asking
sp nv board to appropriate thr
.um Of $50 for the puttipy IN of
S,o oenS on Big Cottonwood erssk
Tha' ooller protection OF the FISH.
NV request was granted TO the ex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17
V7N'TAnLF AND rEACE OFFI0EH-

a petition, LARGELY signed, was pre-.
Hp'el, asking that Simon Gavin De-
'glylu'ei constable anu special peace
.m.tf Tor Bingham precinct, the
tuNoueis believing him o. be-
thoroughly capable 10 on tho p0siti1u,
.ne court gave Mr., Gavin tho appoint.
mall, voluntarily fKirg his roniuncr-
5l1h o. so ser month Con motion 70
n,.se,mhh deides, seconded by Select.
ulu NhtlslophefHoul. This IA an iu-
,,,lse NJ $50 per month upon the
amount previously paid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-17

ChIel Justice Merritt hal bupn busy
lglia tgiay Wild the law aul motion
calendar
TO- tho case Of l,. -. Winters Va w..
l.. Niglui co Al tbs plaiuiiil's motion
bftre appointment " n receiver was
a'gIrI and taken under ndvlBrmrnt,
JUICE Dey appearing for the plaintiff
l1i kagllus IS Crilchl0w Tor the de-
ltg1ans,
The c1sr OF Alice Little W Jamos r..
LIlIs was ugu'i ue ltli luoaIay next
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Anaconda Neos.

mond who is represented as conquer
ing Richard in a personal combat This
Is known to be a fiction of the dramat-
list, and In this respect as well as I'm
many of the murders laid to Richards
charge, IL is highly probable that not
half OF them have any foundation In
fact. Shakespeare makes him kill
King Henry. murder the princes In the
tower, kill by slow torture his true,
loving wife Anne, with many other
red-handed pleasantires. All this
naturally gratified Elizabeth, and has
stamped the infamy of Richard upon
the pages of history for all time. As
Shakespeare drew, so does Keene pre-
sent with the utmost fidelity. He is
lame, OF round shoulders-if not posi-
lively crook-backed, of most seduc-
tive tongue to men as we'll as women,
plausible In manner and speech, and
thoroughly brave. From first to last
the strong lines of the man are never
lost sight of. In no other character
that we can remember, save that per-
maps or Louis xI. as presented by this
same eminent actor, are the unities so
admirably preserved. Keene's Richard
III Is the royal murderer of the most
magnificent type,-the type that
drew, which must for
ever set the fashion for future actors.
II should be said that Mr.. Keene's
enorts are bent always, in the direc-
ton OF producing his pieces with fine
dramatic effects. His scholarly tastes
and experience direct all rehearsals.
and all the changes in stage business
which have been made. are due solely
10 his knowledge and judgment.
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RICHARD THE THIRD.
Keene VIII BE Seen mt His Best Next
Saturday at Evans.

catuFuaN Evans.
The Keene night next Saturday at
Evans opera house promises to be a
prominent dramatic event of the sea-
son. OF all the Richards known TO the
American stage. IL is not too much to
assert that Thomas Keene stands pre-
eminently as the first Nor Is this
denying to other actors whom we have
delighted to honor. great merit in the
representation of the greatest and
worst of the Plantagenets. On his ad-
vent as a star, IL was Keene's first
venture and from the beginning he
was recognized as a new and ideal
Richard,-the Richard of Shakespeare.
So pronounced has been his success in
this the greatest of all historic trag-
edies.-that he has been for years the
sole representative of the character in
this country.
Mr.. Keene has perhaps no rival as a
character actor He has made of Rich
ard one of the most impressive of
stage pictures. He has followed the
conception OF his great author, and
whether Richard was or was not the
bloody tyrant that is drawn by Shakes
peare. the world accepts the portrait.
and Keene has transferred IL with his
powerful brush TO the canvas Of our
own times. In this tragedy Shakes
peare laid his offering Of fiattery at
the feet Of Elizabeth who was the
granddaughter OF that sam Rich
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One RS Chosen.

The American Federation of Labor
elected officers last evening. The Fed
Grafton has been extending its member
snip recently and now numbers among
Its workers a score of wage-workine
women and girls. This order is open to
women, and with so many good-lookine
bachelor members, there IS likely to be
rush of applications from the fair sex
employed about the city for enrolment
as members. The officers chosen last
night were: President. p. Sorenson:
vice president, George Marks: financial
secretary, Joseph Lepke; recording sec
rotary, III. Stuart; treasurer, b. Frinke:
guide, L. Shey; guardian, Joe Rapport:
delegates to Trades and Labor assem-.
Oily, j. Flanagan, p. Sorenson, H. Stu
art.
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On every Saturday during the win.
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Via The Milwaukee's" famous "He-
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DIXEY WILL RETURN,
Another Chance to See Him at Evans


Owing to so many counter attrac-
lions incident to the holiday rush many
theater-goers missed the Opportunity OF
seeing Henry Z. Dixey in his play
The Lottery of Love-" last week, and
nave been regretting II ever since, for
the performance was a finished pro-
auction, and of grade seen too rarely
In the West. .~-
Manager Mcguire has, fortuna ely,
however, secured a return engagement
or the famous star and his company.
and on New Years night they will APP
pear In another play from their roper
toire entitled, "A Night With Dixey.''
TINS entertainment gives to the famous
Adonis" opportunity to display his
greatest power and versatility.
The pleasure will be the more highly
appreciated since IL comes unexpected-
~, and great audience will undoubt-
eddy enjoy 1t. 80
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The wars and rumors of war; the
conventions of the great political par
ties; the coming struggle for the pres
idency of the United States. these and
all other matters of interest will be
found in the Standard during 1896. You
Will save money and secure "Sights
and Scenes of the World" free by buy
Ing one good paper (the Standard) for
the year. =
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A HAPPY new YEAR,
TO EVERYBODY. s !.

Christmas is over. We are glad to
know that we did what we could to
make 1t a holiday worth remembering.
1t Is not for us to say aught OF our
success. Let the thousands who throng-
ed our place and carried thence the
myriad bundles that gladdened so
many hearts; let the people to whom
every dollar means a hundred hard
earned cents; let all to whom we were
Santa Claus indeed and truth, let
these say whether or not we succeeded.
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The fast trains on the Butte. Anaconda
& Paeinc railway make the run between
Butte and Anaconda in As minutes. Al
ways In the ,ead- Always on time. Street
car tickets free.
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NOW FOR NEXT YEAR
100
ODDS AND ENDS.

We are getting out all the remnants
and broken lots and will make a price
on them that will and must sell them
III you are a close buyer you cannot
anord to pass our store. Every day
there Will be something new; small lots
that Will not last long. and at prices
that VIII surprise you. Space will not
permit us to tell you all the good
things. Come and look for yourselves.
1t Is no trouble for us to show goods
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When Baby w=s sich, We gave her casforfa
When she was Child. she cried for Castosfa
whea she became Mis-. she chung to casroriA
When she had Children. she gave them Cassc-ss
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Reduced rates TO Austria. Germany,
Sweden. and all points in Europe. Tick
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Philadelphia and all eastern and Can
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& Pacific passenger depot for rates.
maps, etc
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Inc "stand 'rd" Follows the Army.
Perhaps 1896 will bring war to the
United States. but IL 1t does, the STAN
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Subscribe for a year now.
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postmaster Edwards wishes to in
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uaru requires 2-cent postage stamp
to carry Ii through the mails. The de-
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-11

sido She had taken her first commune
ion four years ngo All. yes, she was n
great musician and could play on the
organ, And the guitar. ah, yes---of Ger.
tainty. She was gay and Inrted with
the Caballeros. young and old. but she
cared not for any.
Whatever satisfaction this latter
statement gave Masterton, he believed
It was because the absence of any dis
turbing worldly affection would make
her an easier convert.
But how continue this chance ac-
quaintance and effect her conversion? :?
For the first time Masterton realized
the value of expediency; while his whole
nature impelled him to frankly and
publicly seek her society and openly ex-
hort her, he knew that this was impos-
sibie: still more he remembered her un-
niistakable fright at his first expression
of faith. He must "be wise a. the SER
pent and harmless as the dove" He
must work upon her soul alone. and se-
dretly. He, who would have shrunk
from any clandestine associatlon with .
al from mere human affections. saw
nd wrong IA covert intimacy Tor the
purbose Of religious salvation. Ignor.
ant aShe WAS of the ways Of the world,
aitd lhe2pesisnes1 y ~ usuages Of -