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A BIG TASK.
70" OF Every County in the United
States to Be Taken.
The Work WIN Nc Don, sy IN. S.,,.,
asue OF Republican Ciubs-It WI,
hnown Before Election How
'o'-es WIN Cast Their Bailot~

'hiCAGo. Aug. sl.-Thc republican
managers Will endeavor To find on,
very republican who wants To vote
.or bryan and every democrat who i'm.
tends TO vote for Mckinley. This inn.
inehse task VIII be undertaken nv III.
so'ooo organizations of the national
league OF republican clubs. The nc.
.uai work will begin next week. al.
though the officials at the national
headquarters of the league have been
preparing for it for several months. II
Is expected that the canvass will cover
every county in the country. and thu,
when 1t Is completed the republican
managers will know exactly yb.ra
they stand. As n starter IN 200
letters of introduction will be mailed
FRIDAY. These reports are expected to
begin arriving in about two ,yeel.s
force OF clerks will be put To work on
'hese ana they will be tabulated ms
soon as they arrive. As the canvass
Pfogresses reports will be made to the
national executive committee.
AT the republican national head.
quarters everybody is busy and every
where the click of the typewriter is
heard as the letters and instructions
are being turned out and sent broad.
cast TO the various party workers over
the country. Down in the shipping
room literature is being sent broadcast
at the rate of /, $50, 600 pieces per dav.
AT the state headquarters the same
activity is found. Innumerable con.
ierences are being held and there are
daily many visitors from every section
OF the state. In the shipping room
there IS general rush to get out the
oig bundles of literature that goes to
the various county committees for dis
tribution.
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MAIL MATTER.
New scheme TOR Its Collection I'm Ws.h-
fnston-A Collecting Wagon That 10 In-
tended Z" oeviSte Delays Beng HULA
40 an Experiment..

NV . n~hc Tor Its Collection IN Wnsh-
tnston-A Collecting Wagon That ~ In-
tended To- OhviSte Delnys Beng Ruils
40 an Experiment.
WAsHINGroN. Aug. so.-Gcn. Nelson,
seeens assistant postmaster-generS
las scheme which he will put into
active practice within the next sixty
days. adding very materially to Nash
ington's postal facilities II is n new
kind OF wagon collection. intended to
obviate delays and To meet the occa-
sional difficulties that now present
themselves at the city postofiice.
Ii the experiment works satisfacto-
rily, as 1t is believed it will. the depart
ment will introduce it elsewhere. A
wagon especially constructed for tho
purpose Is now being built ut Hartford,
u. 1t will be large enough to accom-
modate a carrier. independent OF the
assistant, who will do the driving and
take the matt from the street boxes.
This wagon will bc put on Mt an
early hour in the morning and kept on
its rounds until after midnight. Every
box IN the business ccnters and other
populous districts will be visited one
after the other, the territory assigned
to the wagon being gone over con-
stantly, new trip being commenced
as soon rs the original starting point
Is reached. The carrier in charge will
sort the mail. making up distributions
for all trains. The out-of-town mail
will be pouched and delivered to the
proper railroad station. Other pouches
VIII be made up for the various sub
stations where carriers are assigned
for the city post offices
In this way Gen. Nelson expects to
reduce To minimum the time between
the receipt of letter by the govern
ment and its delivery. lie saws any
letter then dropped in any box on tho
route of this wagon will be sure Of get
ting aboard the first mail train ont of
the city, thus saving delays that fire.
quently occur by the dropping of letters
In boxes just after collection has been
made and an hour or two before am
other Is due. by pouching the city
mai, loss of time Mt the main or branch
offices is overcome, owing to the fact
that this mail reaches the Office sooner
than II otherwise would. and comes in
sorted and ready for immediate dis.
trlbution. He has great hopes for tn,
future of this continuous collection.
and will watch its DEVELOPMENT in
Washington with careful attention.
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THE SILVER MEN.

"hi Notify Bryan and Sewall of Their
Nomination by the silver Convention Mt
Lincoln. Neb. September x.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 22.-Hon. George
broot, chairman of the notification
committee has sent out the following
notice:
The notification committee appoint
ed by the silver convention which as
sembled at 81. Louis on July -.
1896, TO notify Hon. w. J. BRYAN
of his nomination by that convention
as the candidate of the silver party for
the office of president of the United
States will meet at Lincoln, Neb.,
Bryan's home, on September :. 1896,
for the purpose of notifying him on
that date of the action of the conven-
ton. Mr.. Sewall will go there also to
receive notice of his nomination as the
candidate of the silver party for vice
president"
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TO IMPORT GOLD.
Laxard freres Intends to Bring Over
92.OOO.OOO 10 Gold Ernm Inndan

Lasard Freres Intends to Bring Over
s2'OOO.00o In Gold From London.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20.--Statements
that Lazard Freres intended to import
s2,O0o,00o in gold from London was
the main topic Of discussion in stock
exchange circles Wednesday afternoon.
This. it was said, is only the beginning
OF the movement and that the bank
ing interest had determined TO re-
peat the operation OF 1893 when fifteen
to twenty millions of the yellow metal
was brought into the country. The
announcement caused a marked change
for the better ut the stock exchange.
Bank presidents were in conference
Wednesday afternoon. Al the Office
OF Lazard Freres IL was said in answer
TO Inquiries that gold just ordered
abroad for shipment TO New York was
purely business transaction and that
the deal shows them a profit. IL also
stated that the sum ordered Is slightly
In excess of 81, 900, 900.
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LORD RUSSELL,
CHIEF Justice OF England, Addresses the
American liar Association

Chief Justice OF England, Addrcsse. the
American liar Association.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 2t.-No great
err ovation was ever presented to any
speaker in Saratoga than that accorded
Lord Russell, lord chief Justice of Eng
land, when he entered convention hall
at 1925 o'clock Thursday morning to
address the American Bar associa.
ton in the nineteenth annual conyen-
tion here assembled. Applause was long
continued by the vast audience of 4. 500
persons His lordship and Sir Frank
Lockwood were escorted to the plat.
form by President Storey, OF the Bar
association, where there was al
ready assembled Judge Rufus Peck
ham, Attorney General Harmon, Court
of Appeals Judge Bartlett, Court.
land Parker, United States District
court Judge Coke, Randolph Tucker.
Henry Hitchcock, Wallcn Butler, Hon.
Edward j. Phelps, Everett =. Wheeler,
James Carter, Nathaniel Shipman.
Bishop John p. Newman and Montague
Crackenthorpe. just under the gallery
sat Col. lngersoll, who was an inter-
csted spectator. IL was exactly half
past ten o'clock when President Storey
S'NPpNN ~ iTOnl Oh tnc platform
and introduced the distinguished
jurist. He said:
II have now the very great pleasure,
not OF introducing, for he needs no i'm
PRODUCTION to any English speaking
lawyer, but of presenting to you, Lord
Russell, of Killowen, the lord chief
justice of England, who will deliver
the annual address on international
Arbitration
AS Lord Russell stepped forward the
vast audience broke into unrestrained
applause, which continued for fully a
minute. Throughout the delivery of
his paper, which was more of an adj
dress than n forensic effort. the closest
attention was given by the audience.
Lord Russell, in his address. recon-
mended the principles OF international
arbitration. and at its conclusion the
Bar association passed resolutions.
thanking the chief justice for his elo-
qucnt address.
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OTTAWA. III. Aug. 2e.--rarrnerA 10
irookfcld township just south of Mar
settles arc greatly exercised over a
new disease which has broken out
there The disease has sprcad In
three herds OF ovcr ono hundred
ncad. and many Of the animals ere
hopeIessly blind aGd others rapidly
losing their sight. Or. DEEMS an ct
tawa veterinarian. who was called 20
see them. can find nothing in the m.
thorities relatiuQ O. the disease. Which
IN each case affects the pupils of the
eye II may be necessary TO have all
affected cattle killed 20 prevent the
spread ri thc peculiar malady.
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An Editor xbo,.

CURTIS. Neb., Aug S0.--Dr. 3. r. Ra.
zee, e,litor Of the Curtis Courier. was
assaulted on the street Wednesday
morning BY Simon Carey. who shot him
twice the first shot entering the no-
domen' the second entering the back
and passing out at the right breast.
Both wounds are serious. The attend.
ing physicians have little hope OF his
recovery. While there has been a
slight business difficulty between Ra.
zee and Carey, the assault was without
warning and unprovoked Carey sur.
rendered 20 the s,ticcrs after the Shoot
Ing.
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MARSHALL, Tex, Aug. 21.-While re-
turning from camp meeting with a
young lady in buggy. James a. Oar
den, "a railway employee, stopped and
entered the pear orchard Of Henry
Cranberry. three miles east Of Mar
shall. Cranberry had been warned
that his orchard would be robbed
and with a friend was in the orchard.
Both fred in the air, when Darden re-
turned the fire with a pistol. striking
anberry in the head, causing death
in few hours. Darden surrendered to
the sheriff Thursday morning. had an
examination trial and was bailed in
the sum Of s. 500
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HlGHWAYME EN-
Make Three Daring HoIdups In st. Lou,.
In the Past Two Days.

In the fast Two Days.
ST. Louis, Aug. 21.-Three daring
highwaymen, driving about the streets
in buggy, made three successful hold.
ups In the past two days The plan
was TO drive slowly along the outer
streets till single pedestrian was en-
countered, when they would jump from
the buggy, rob the victim and drive
rapidly away. Miss Frances Weston,
the first victim, was robbed OF her purse
containing nine dollars at the corner of
Glasgow and st. Louis avenues We'd
nesday. An hour later Mrs. william
Hopbaugh was robbed while standing
on the sidewalk in front of her home
on North Vandeventer avenue.
Thursday Mrs Mary SEEDING was
robbed by the same party at Cardinal
and Park avenues.
The total sum of these robberies il
small, but panic has set in, and until
the highwaymen are arrested lady
shoppers will travel in platoons.
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FIVE NEGROES
Mobbed by n Band of white Men Near
Hillside, Tex.

Hillside, Tex.
WACO, Tex, Aug. FLA mob of 2
white men entered the hut of five Ne.
gro cotton pickers at Hillside Wednes.
day night. They shot Anderson
Vaughan because he was slow i'm re-
spending 60 their command Of Hands
up lie and his companions were
taken out, and Vaughan, who fell
upon the ground, was beaten and
kicked. dying in short time. Ills
companions were beaten in n friQhtful
manner. They made their way here
Thursday morning. and officers went
70 the scene. The members of the mob
were masked. IL is said that numerous
thcfts occurred in the neighborhood.
and the Negroes were accused OF them.
This is supposed 20 have been the cause
Of the mob's action.
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WOUNDED MAN
In the Long Island Hospital Identified r.,
NOtoriOu. burglar

In the Long Island Hospital identified NJ
Notorious burglar.
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-The man who
lies wounded in the Long Island hos.
pital in brooklyn, and who is supposed
10 be one of the men engaged in the
post Office burglary at bedford station.
y. Y. was identified Friday afternoon
by Detective Sergeant McCaulcy. OF
this city as John Gilmore, alias John
Clare, alias George Price, one of the
most notorious burglars in the country.
The man came 70 the hospital Thurs.
day and was made a prisoner when he
could not satisfactorily explain how he
received his wound.
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a mnIf-Hreed Hanred nr q Mnh.

SPOKANE. Wash, Aug. 2o.-Frank
Biles, half-breed Nez Perces Indian
waylaid Miss Richardson, an 1s-year.
old girl of Lewiston, Ida, near this
city Tuesday and assaulted her lie
was captured few hours later and
lodged in jail at Actin. Shortly be.
fore midnight mob Of 100 masked men
broke into the Jail. took out the trem
1ling wretch and hanged him TO treu
IN the jail yard. Miss Ricbardson'a
cOnditiOn is criticnl.
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WENT UP IN SMOKE.
Three stores at Columbus. Ga. Quilted i,y
Fire-Loss About $4,000

Three stores at Columbus, Ga. Quilted t,y
Fire-Loss About $4,000.
COLUMBUS, Ca, Aug. 2O.-Firc broke
out about IL o'clock Tuesday night in
Lewis dry goods store, in the James A.
Lewis four-story building. and before
the flames were checked three stores
were Quilted from cellar to roof. Mr..
Lewis had just sold his stock to f.
Loewenheirz, proprietor of the Bee
Hive store. The stock was valued at
$4,000 with only so, 900 insurance. The
Lewis building was probably valued at
$4,000 and about covered by
insurance. NJ. l.. Joseph, Wholesale
drygoods, next door south, had s75. 900
stock, about $50, 900 insurance. The
building was owned by G.. w. Wood
ruff and probably covered by insur-
ance. DR. Robert Carter's drug store,
next door north of the Lewis building.
was entirely destroyed. Value and in-
surance unknown. III. Geyer, mer.
chant tailor. was also burned out. but
good part of his stock was saved.
The fire was got under control short
~ after midnight
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Tho Majrstic Breaks tho Record.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-The White star
steamer Majestic, which arrived at
$3.50 o'clock Wednesday morning, made
the fastest passage she has ever made
from Daunts Rock 90 this port Her
time OF passage was five days, II hours
and 30 minutes, which is II minutes
better than her best previous record
made four years ago. She experienced
fine weather and smooth seas through.
out
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MINE ON FIRE.
Peril at the spot whore Twenty-EIght
Miners Met DEATH

CHATTANooGA, Tenn, Aug. 29-The
Nelson mines, owned by the Dayton
Coal and Iron Co.. are on fire. About
midnight Friday night Entry No. 81
was discovered on fire and all available
forces were at work To cxtinguish the
flames.
80 far as known no one has been in
jured. No men will be allowed 90 work
in any part of the mine till the inspect.
or says all is safe. At present the gas
appears TO be- all confined to one room.
This Is the mine and entry in which %
miners lost their lives few month";
AGO
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SHOT GUN DUEL.
Daniel Lee shoots His Father-In-Law Mt
Arlington, Tenn, and Is Jailed.

Arlington, Tenn, and u Jailed.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Aug. GA
shot gun duel between w. "A. Haynes
and his son-in-law, Daniel Lee. at
Arlington, Louisville & Nashville
station south of this city. is
reported here. Lee and his wife
fell out and separated. Thursday
Lee returned to Haynes. where his
wife vas staying, and was ordered
away. He armed himself and went
back, when the men quarrcled and Lee
shot Haynes The latter got his gun
and several shots were exchanged.
Haynes is in dying condition and Lee
has been jailed without bond.
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MaTraredH Over tho Moner nnestlnn.

COLUMNS, o., Aug. 21--A sidewalk
discussion Of the free silver question
here Thursday afternoon led 20 a trag-
edy. Joseph Rath, a retired manufac-
turer, and Horace WheymaJ, an Eng
lishman engaged in literary pursuits,
engaged in a very animated discussion
Finally they separared, Wheyman
thinking very little Of IL, but Rath pro-
cured a revolver, and when W'geyman
came back fred three shots at him. one
striking him in the right arm and shat
tering the bone. Rsth was arrested
Wheyman is a cousin of Stanley Whey
nan. the English novelist.
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Joe Patchon Lowers Ills Kecord.

PORTLAND, Me. Aug. 2O.-Fully o.
600 people were present at Rigby park
Wednesday and saw Joe Patchen. the
famous pacing stallion, go against the
worlds stallion pacing record of 2:OsH.
held by John X. Gentry. Patchen
made one mile in 2:O39{ and second
mile half AN hour later in 2:Oi4. This
lowers Patchen's record of 2:O4 by a
quarter Of a second and is the fastest
mile ever trotted or paced in New Eng.
land
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PARIS, Aug 2O.--In tho presence Of
numerous foreign engineers and large
crowd Of on-loolSers the so-called roller
steamer the invention Of VI. HAHN. a
wei known marine engineer. was
launched Wednesday at the Grail dock
yards ut st. Denis The vessel will
traverse the Seine, cross the English
channel and 20 90 London.
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Teacher KIned by the car.

PORTLAND, Ind, Aug 2O.--Andrew
Elliott was killed by Lake Erie &
western freight train Wednesday
morning. his body being dragged 500
yards. IL was entirely nude when
found Elliott was well-known
scAeolteacher and had started 20 the
Muncie fair.
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Vow Tork Prohibition TicEet.

SYRACUSE, y. y, Aug. sL-The pro-
hibition state convention Thursday
morning nominated the following tick
e: For governor, VIM. VI. smith. Of
Poughkeepsie; lieutenant governor.
DIR. c. = Latimer, Of New York; Judge
II court Of appeals, Hon. Darius Root.
Of North Tonawandn.
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Lumber Firm Embarrassed

SAGINAW. Mich. Aug 22.-Mcrrill q
Ring, one OF the largest lumber firms
in the Saginaw valley has asked for an
extension Of time from their creditors.
The firm has more than $500, 900 worth
81 assets but owing 20 the recent fail.
ures Of other large numbering con.
Germs and the business depression they
are unable 90 care for short time paper.
a meeting of the creditors Of the firm
will be held at Chicago next Tuesday.
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McKinIey's Letter Of Acceptance.

CANTON. o.. Aug. 2f.-Mat McKi--
ley worked on the last proc sheets OF
his letter OF acceptance most Of Thurs
day. The letter will contain several
thousand words and viii be very cx-
piicit on The money question. but the
tarih will not In any waY be neglected
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LONDON, June 20 "A coroDer's in.
quest was held at Ryde Wednesday on
the body 81 baron Won Icdwitz the
owner 81 the yacht Isolde. who was
killed by the collision OF the Meteor
with the Isolde Off South Sea Tuesday.
The captains OF the yachts Isolde.
Britannia and Meteor were examined
and the jury returned verdict that
She baron's death was duo TO the pure
- accidental collision al Che oats
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RICHMOND, Ky, Aug. 2O.-Prof r.. v.
Dodge was married Wednesday TO Miss
Mary Lamson at Waterloo, Ill. Prot
Dodge, who u native OF Springfield,
y. Is a member Of the faculty Of ,1srea
college. this county.
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A waiter in Portland hotel who was
especially obsequious to George Gould
and his party. on the recent visit OF the
millionaire TO that city, was more than
grieved when Mr.. Gould, at the close Of
the meal, took two dimes from his peck
et' laid them on the table, and left the
room.
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Cn1cAoo. Aug. u. - The shooting
match between Rollo o. Heikcs. Of
Dayton, o., and Fred Gilbert. 81 Mar
shailtown, Ia. at Watson's park. Burn
side, resulted in favor Of the Ohio man.
Out Of 80 birds he secured 49,, while
Gilbcrt's score was only tgO.
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ExccIIent rhotorrnnh nf ,he Eclin.e-

LONDON, Aug. 22.-Nr. Norman
Lockyer, the well-known astronomer
and editor of Nature. has written
letter to the Times. in which he saws
the most excellent observations OF the
recent total eclipse of the sun were OBJ
tanned by Mr. ShacSleton, an astron-
omer, who was conveyed on Sir Gen
eral baden Powell's yacht. the Otaria.
TO Nova Icmbla. He obtained "a num-
Der Of photographs. which will 90 far
20 neutralize the failures of the as
Economical expeditions to NORWAY.
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Dan NcCoovIiis IJooor.a

CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.--Chairman Jones
Thursday appointed Dan MeOonville.
Of Ohio, 70 be chairman ot(th q spealscrs,
bureau. Mr. McConvillt n chairman
Of the Ohio democratic cAmpaiVn com.
mlttee.
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IIlstnrlan Cnmnh.lluenh.

VANcEBuHG Ky. Aug. 20. DR. w. n.
Campbell, aged 80. noted historian os
northeastern Kentucky, died suddenly
from heart disease Wednesday morn
fuu
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LabDr Agitator TInct Arre.ted.

ANTWERP, Aug. 22.-Ben Tillet. the
English labor aQitator, arrived here
Friday in connection with the new IN.
ternational federation OF wa terside la
borers. He was at once arrested, and
the chances are that he will be deport-
ed. The authorities do not intend 80
permit foreign agitators to attempt o.
inauguratc labor troubles in this coun.
try.
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The 100 ncnonnccd.

LONDON, Aug. % The Gazette an
nouuces that the Dominican republic
will denounce the commercial treaty
between the republic and Great Brit
ain and that the convention will cease
10 be Of effect on July "a. 1897.
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Baron Won zedwItz Inquest Critic

LoNDoN, Aug. 22.-1hc Field in its
issue Saturday criticizes what IL
terms the hurried and inadequate in
quest into the death OF Baron Won led
witt owner of the yacht Isolde, who
was killed ON Tuesday in collision be-
tween that boat and the German en-
pcror's yacht. the Meteor. The paper
iscribcs the disaster 20 an error of
judgment on the part OF those hand.
ling the Meteor
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LoNDoN. Aug. GA dispatch from
Ham burg 20 the Central News saws
that the German Transatlantic steam.
ship companies will reduce their steer.
age RACES to $50 marks, beginning in
September.
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Marie AIacoque, whose supernatural
experiences gave rise to the Order Of the
Sacred Heart, having now been dead
over 200 years, is a candidate for canon
ization. Cardinal Perraud has taken 20
Rome n petition signed by 27O cardinals,
archbishops and bishops, begging the
pope TO hasten on the necessary pro
cedures.
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M.Pederewski was In Londonrecently,
but kept his journey from Paris very
secret, az he did not wish 70 be asked
TO play in public. He went there to
consult with an English physician, who.
IL IL hoped, IL curing the great pianlst's
only child--a cripple. =
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DIR. Hall, the famous theologian, fell
In love with his maidservant. Betty.
do you love the Lord ?" Eyes, sir; I
l.ope So" Betty, do you love me2v
"Yes, sir.v They were econ after MAJ.