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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23
THE CIIARE.ESTON LINE

THE CHARLESTON LINE,
Double Daily Trains between Char,cator
Columbia and Augusta
.- QUICKER TIME.
SOUTH CAROLINA 81 GEORGIA e. II G.
rAt SENGER DErAR MENT
CHARLESTON. s. G., Jan. 2i 1897
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VIRGINIA COLLEGE,

- IVUAnOkP, Nn
Opens Sept g. 1897. One of tro ,oa.,.
NSrhn2s Tor Young Ladies In tho S"mtB
mngnhcent buildings, all modern impr"vnn.
ial2 scenery In Valley of Va. fnmnd IN
nni, Hn%ni,h; European and American toachorosr
Mm',c ' course. Us superior advantages In Art and
music students from twenty Stmtes Enn
cH,hiognes nt 4SidEess the President, ZOE
M.AiilE r. HARRIS, Roanoke Virginia
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ROY. 10, 1909.

I, p m. "A, a, IN.
Trains end ~ carry elegant pu,,mo,
sieepihs cara between Columbia and Asnvviiie
natl. ~ ''''' "na Cihcln
,orfsh Ifsns leave Sparanburg. A. Is 9. division
Aveshbule LimitetD: sou;hbormG l?.yN . = ia IA
o:hS p M, ii ~ n. m, Vcs.ibulc Li.nitcIS "''
,,thi,ns Trans lcaVe Grccnville. 4. and O. Liyis,o1,
iHo9stibnled LimitcdD southbound, Is a. IN me-
e'o" p ih'' E:&8 p. m. tFc8tibuIed Limiicd).
Pullman Service.
"a eH eMii:an palace sleeping cars on Trains 35 and
~ ~, o. o. "lta %. on a. and &. division.
w; A. ShbbN, j. M. CUIp
Washington, d. O. Wsshin,'nS X -
~ Va, tpChh, s. n. HARDWICK
w, w. aSs. Agt; Asst Gen. Pass At
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23

<NH'N ~ SNWNSN>NN SShV NiuS' NNi
&r&n, ,hSt Il may not eomc IN our
ssN> Nor oar chSlIr>a'S nNr rhildrrn's 5
>hilArHuI GrI grant that it may
eEr, o>>nse 81 ALL Eu, The Scriptures
tSN SAY that this world shalt W. burn
IA ny &od hoard Professor PrN,
;nE, the Sv>St a>tronomer, deliver \
i>c,Urc on tho "Eirth, Growth, Ma
tnrity, Decay and Dc~trnc ion of u
World" that made the hair almost
stand On rn3, for he proved that the
world had passed. lis meridian and
was unw on rapid down grade Of
decay. "Nnpid, rapid, did ! say!
NoS, rapid for planet, but it may
Nn q million years GiStanL That let
Us dNwn easy, and that night the
NnsnE NrnY'e danced and the sports
rNy"A poker as usual, Just post,
N1nr ;hH jnGSmrut oWt ot sight, and
human nature Will take tho chances,
Ent the h,cSSra seals that hold the
raiu in the heavens have last been
rnrur1. aNa Nucc more man and
boast ana nature rejoice IN 4 tcmper-
ate Mmn>yhrrr and mniStenr,l
earth. Ii WAS distressing 10 read 81
the >nu strokes anl the suffering in
;N" great cities. and 10 think Of the
nulr innrcrut children ana the inva
has in the garrrI> aHa crowded, rNon.S
oi ,h, tenement hou>r>. Oh, when
Will The ,rrrl things ot this world hr
o40al!v %NYortioncd. Many of us
have Tar more than our share, hnt
"" ar" sill n'rSrat"inl and long for
more Air opinion is that, inGepcn-
dent Of al revelation, there is ohhg,
c,l iu hr another lie in another world
jnst 10 rqnali2e things. son, re-.
mrmher that thou in thy lifetime
receivrd>t good things and Lazarus
evil things, hnt how Lazarus is com,
fortci ana thou art tormented. "
That Is a god text for all Of us to
ruminate "hont once or twice or
thrice in q while. l tell You, my
friends II is fearful thing to be
rich and selfish. I'm afraid to risk
II. h"t sometimes do catch my
self Wishing thnt had rich old
bachelor to die and leave me pile
OF mou,y IL frolic with in my old
age. Or that Mrs. Arp would rea-
li2c her part Of that Holt estate in
England. Good gracious! she would
have carriage and n pair Of Ken,
tucRy bays before next Sunday to
ride TO church. But it is an old pro
verb that if wishes wore horses we
woald all take ride. And there is
al old Persian fable that tells hyw
AL old man was always wishing for
something and one night rs he aud
his old wife were brooding over
their poverty and wishing for differ
ent things, genius came in and told
them they might have thrce wishes,
am? he would grant them. OF course,
they were happy beyond expression,
and rs the old man was hungry, he
wished right away for a plum pud-
ding. Immediately it was sct bo-
fore him in a silver platter, and this
foolish wish made the old woman
SO mad that sho exclaimed, 81
wish that it was hung on your nose."
Presto, quick tho pudding jumped
up ana WIS laS'eheu lo the olu man
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23

y pnmUnncctl0hS nt Columbia with Southorn
NhliWaH Tor all points in upper South and
Sorth Carolina. Solid trains betwoen Chor'
m@i",s ,u5i"h ana Asheville: Connections from
b1}i,t,s bt}nnns on Southern Railway to Augusta
tn, mine" at Charleston with Clyde Limo S1onm.
CTS 70 Now York and JacksonylI,e. ''''''''
j.. a. EMERSON, Tmflic Monaoor
r. s. BOWEN, General Mnna~egrf'
General Onices: Charleston S. G.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23

cdy Ia everyone"
DR.. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
Gists under a positive
guarantee. first bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases OF the heart and
nerves free. Address.
DIR, MILES MEnltA
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TUFTS Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Twenty Years Proof.

L WcIlCy Years PfOOf.
TUFTS LiverPills keep the bow
els elsinnaturalmotionand cleanse
the system Of all impurities An
absolute cure for sickheadache,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, con-
stipation and kindred diseases.
"Can't do without them'
r. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va.
writes / don't know how I could
do without them. have had
Liver disease for over twenty
years. Am now entirely cured.
TUFTS Liver Pills
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G. q: N y;

This Is tho complaint OF ESss
thousands at this season. Eni On ~
They have no appetite; food G8Sa 84 Ia
does not relish. They need tho toning up OF
the stomach and digestive organs, which
course OF Hoods Sarsaparilla will give
them. IT also puriGcs and cnriches tho
blood, cures that distress after eating and
internal misery only a dyspeptic can
know, creates nh appetite, overcomes that
tired feeling and builds up and sustains
the whole physical system. 1t so prompt
1y and efficiently relieves dyspoptic symp-
toms and cures nervous headaches, that it
seems to have almost ga magic touch"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-23

II was diSEhAr rs:rd f0Nm tho array IN
account " III health, ;..,d suffered from
heart trouble over since. | fr<iucntly had
faintinS and smothcrnS spells. My form
was bent as n man rt ~ l constantly MOrc
an cNANHst, oven in Suhmcr, tor fear OF
taking cold. l could not attcud 10 my NuSi-
moss, My rcS; was NU,krn hy severe pains
about Ihn heart and left shoulder. Three
years ago I commcnctx. using nr. Miles
Heart Cur>, Notwithstanding had used So
much patent mc>,ic!nc ana taken drugs from
do>torS for years Without bcin, helped. DR..
Miles Heart Curc HS>torrd mo to health. It
is truly q wonderful medicine and II affords
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
FoU3 aAHa7D nv oroF
me Sew AEsxleo lIurisFeFs Gipanltant
OaSlS Pay me Penalty.

EhO NtyV Ato3leo MutJisFeFs gintultants
paalS Pay me PsnaitYs e.i
SANTA FE, N, ~. April Z. Francis,
60 oonEalas T'Borsego. Antonio Com
salas Y'BorreSo, sauriauo AlaFid and
Particle Valencia, condemned TO death
for thG murder %, ex-sherif Frank
Chavez; who was Killed from ambush
on the night OF May %, isp2, were
hanged together on one scanoldr q ,
O'Clock to-day.
The gcafold was twelve feet 1y twehl-
ty.one feet, with six foot drop through
q single trap Six feet long ana thEea
feet wide.
The prisoners passed rG1ttul night,
the guards saying that not one even
turned IN his sleep. The death warrant
was read 20 them at I:S0 this morning
and was received by the R0tregoa with
Nor1a flcekioueEleaA The Vicar general
remained with the doomed men until
they were led to the scafold, QdmlnlS-
tarlnE the cancellations Of their religio
They mounted tho Bc1ifOld attended by
the sheriff and thFee deputies ana the
Vicar general and disappeared from the
within q tent which surrounded the
5caffOid. None Oe them showed the
slightest weakness and they made no
statement, except 70 request the sheriff
mot 10 fail TO remove all traces OF tho
cause OF their death before their bodies
were turned over to their families.
The ropes and caps were adjusted
and at 900 the trap was sprung. The
necICs OF all were broken except that OF
valencia, the lighter in weight. who
died from atrahgulatlon. The funerals
win take place Sunday from the cathe-
hrAl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
The Teaehar's QaIvef.

!, Is anything similar 70 Peters heal.
inS OF EneaS possible In our day? There
are alleged cases Of recovery without
use OF ordinary remedial means. On
examluatiOns It IS commonly found that
the patient was alillcted with nervous
disorder, and that the secret OF EecoV-
cry Is that the strengthened viii has
Feeained Its normal aSeendency over
me nervous system in q natural way.
Ono strong viii has subtle power 20
infuGa itself into a weaker one, a. that
Of the parents Into the chlld'g. This
seems TO be the psychological basis OF
a0-caIled cures. No great fault can be
found in the foundation. but the super
structure IS maniEestly unsafe, because
TOO large for its blSe....,.2 a sick wo-
man. asked II she believed in healing
b. faith or medicine, answered: Bath
faith and medicine. I" Il would be wick
ed In extreme cases to use medicine
without prayer, folly to pray without
EtvinE the medicine. Al well might one
pray, '.GIve US our daily bread and
then cit down IN idleness 10 walt for It.
Il Christianity was intended as 4 pan
eeea for physical disease, It 10 a con.
Snicuous failure. But preachers and ell
tiers were never intended TO supplant
HbysiclanB and pharmacists, nor the
gospel the nRteFia medlca. ....S This
brings US 20 the objective life OF the
ApoStollc church. That church sought
not only 20 be good, but to do good. y
sought TO Eradicate the dark places OF
want and suffering with practical benz
eleence. PcIeF healing palsied Eneas,
and DorcaS with her good works and
aims deeds coats and garment9-wei
represent the church in her aggressive
mission OF mercy and helpfnlneSS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

ATLANTA. Ca April IA special to
tho journal from Columbia. Ala, gays:
The steamer j. F. c. Grlggs. OF the
Independent line, sank in the chntta-
qlooche river at midnight last night,
that point. Five persons are reported
lost. The accident was caused by a
drift log sinking the hull Of the steam.
nr. An effort TO drive the boat ashoic
failed. the wateT coming In 80 rapidly
through the hole IN her side that she
rank In q few minutes. The llst Of the
drowned Is not yet complete. Engineer
lady passenger, we're reported to have
periahed.
Randolph Russell, son Of Congress-
man Benjamin Russell, OF BsinorIdge,
waH on the boat, but escaped by SWIM
ming ashore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
rowpER Explosions
Wrecks ths shamolsin sun = Rs,idsnet.
Near by DAMAGED.

Wrecks ths shamolSin sun : Residsnees
Near by DAMAGED.
sHAltoKIN. Pa, April IAN the
buIdlnEs OF the shamoldn Powder Conn
paby were completely wrecked by a ter
riao explosion which occurred in the min
Of the company At an early hour this
morning. Fortunately there we're no
lives lost. ell Of the worlImen having gone
% ri1eir bones. The dwellings Of David
Ham, Emanuel KlinGeT and Daniel os-
man, together with the otitbuildings and
barns were badly damaged. The pow
der min Is located about I'VE miles from
FaIs city. but the force OF the explosion
shook nearly every building, and many
persons rushed frpn their houses TO as
certain the cause OF the shock, The only
person injured was Mrs, Ham, who was
badly cut about the face and body. The
damaged Residences are located nearly
halt a mile from the scene OF tho explO-
Bion. Mr.. and Mru. Ham and Mrs. Kiln.
ger were buried Ia tie beds beneath the
debris and bouldeFs Weighing 200 poundN
were hurled through che sides Of the
dwellings. The loss will amount TO near
~ $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

NEW YORK, April 2,-WesterF
Union developed sudden weakness, sell
ing down to sou The underlying cause
OF the loss was the belief that the same
interests which brought about the re-
duction OF tho Manhattan dividend had
decided to place the Western Union np-
on more solid and conservative baslS
by reducing IT, dividend rnte from &
per cent 20 I per cont. This reduction
Will be made It wuB said, unless thore
ig marked Improvement In business
during tho coming two months OF tile
expiration Of which the dividend Will
Oe decided upon. There was also talk
OF the coh1petitior In the telegraph field
G1om telephone companies aud che debts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
Wool.

BoSToN-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin viii say tomorrow Of the wool
market: Another booming week Is to be
recorded The sales would have been
larger had not so much wool been with
drawn. Tho features are large sales Of
secured wool, I1ure than a million pounds
having been sold this week. The London
auctions close Saturday April & Pur-
ctases for America are expected TO reach
5000 bales. Already tho wool growers
are reaping the benefits. Utah wool
growers are getting u cents on the
Sleeps back against cents last year
and the faulty San JuoQuin woods Of Cal
lfornla are selling there ut 81 cents
against s cents last year. The sales Of
the week are: 5,103,00O pounds domestic
and 5,690.000 pounds foreign, against
5,19i,O00 pounds domestic and 1854, 900
foreign last week and /, l55. 200 pounds do
nestle and 4lS, 800 pounds foreign for the
same week last year. The sales to date
show an increase Of 81, 2i3, 800 pounds doc
nestle and 2S.lG6. 400 pounds foreign from
the same 10 the same date In 1896. The
receipts to date show an increase OF a.
1875 bales domestic and 66,I5S bales for
elgn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
NEW YoRK-Wool steady.
Dry Goods.

NEW YoRE--As a whole the market
disclosed quiet aspect, for while a
number OF good buyers were entirely
aggressive for the current or next sea-
sons wants, their engagements were
for apecIOlties, and any taltlngs of sta
pleS confined to such quantities as nee
esSary to meet any demands at hand.
Values are steadIer and sound and
stocks In very fair shape. Printing
cloths quiet and firm at :s.tsc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

CHICAGO Trade IN cattle was slow
and prices ruled weak. Common steers
sold at 50 1904 IS and prime cattle at
IS COOS 40: with the bulk Of the trade
at - S5d5 90. Exporters were active
buyers 1t s. 90 and over. and there were
not enough choice heavy steers to salts.
IS this demand. Few calves sold as
high 0S s. 90. Supplies Of hogs continue
much larger than q week ago, but the
hogs are all wanted and sell quickly.
Prices wer steady and unchanged to.
day with good demand. Common to
prime droves sold at s.. 1904 II. the bulk
Of the hogs crossing the scales at 81 100
Is. Western sheep sold up TO IS on and
common to choice sheep brought 81 ESQ
IS, great numbers Of good floeks going
for 81 20 and up. lambs sold actively
at 50 76G45 50 for poor to choice, westerns
selling a. 81 1906 %. ReceIpts-C Cattle.
$500 head; hogs, 1900 head; aheep, g.
900 head
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle hrIp; prime
81 9095 10; feeders s. 76GSA 40; bulls.
stays and cows 81 1908 50. Hogs steady;
prime medium 81 20d4 IS; best heavy
Workers 81 1904 20; ligh: Workers. 81 900
I 10; pigs s. S5Etf 90; heavy 81 1904 90:
rouEhs s. COOS 10 Sheep steady; Ohio
fed western 81 GOA IS: natives 81 500
90: common 81 COOS 60: choice lambs
So O066 %. Veal calves 81 6O65 90.
cTNCINNATT-Hogs active at 50 $50
10; receipts $500 bushels; shipments
1900 bushels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
Metals,

NEW YoRK-Plg Iron easy; southern
$40 OO@ll 90; northern $40 sO6l2 90. Cop
per easy: brokers $11 20; exchange 81 "a
oil IS, Tin quiet: Btraights SIS $50
i325. Plates steady. Spelter steady;
domestic 81 1904 20. Lead was the feat.
ure in metals to-day. brokers raising the
price to 50 %. while the exchange quotes
the market quiet at 50 37AG3 42l.S FOR
apOt goods,
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PEASANT Fields 0FH0Es.HRlTf
TEB INTERNATIONAL suApA -scRooi
LESSON,
Apri Z, lseS. Astslx, asaa.
y Ic0pyrlEAlsd. payIl v, CLARKE


IroAlNi w NNAAANAIl - -NA-++
mad DoFcas not dled prematpr0ly. We
.hould never have heard o. her She
might have continued the Madonna Of
Ana ailey Ia Iobpa. hut her name would
nj havo gone Into the New Testament,
al 81 the apostles and ave Of tho den.
ems are not referred to again after
arit mention In their respective coStcrs.
L Al suggests ho@ much Il being done
~ tic comparatively Obscure Victory
am depends UPON the unknown men'
n the ranks, The principle maintainsin
the life of the ellute ~, Dorcas was
ne AESt dPaconeSS. Her eye was that
a tAe gaE0lle, % her mama signifies;
Sot only benlgnaI1t in pity Tor the poor,
mi alert TO detect at once their need.
md the means 10 relieve It. But Just
81 tho moment when she oeemed most
Indispensable 70 tho success OF her bOns
aerut enterprises she died. IL death
Snds 6llS.tf' there n no spirit to survive
Il: it with M0leSch0tt we are to Say,
'aThoIiglt Is u movement OF matter,
obd NTH Karl Vogt, Thought standa
Ia tho same relation to the brain as
eSli 10 che liver, or urine to the blad-
SAE" then untmely death IS inExplic-
Sble: tho obliteTaH0n OF The thinking
fSenlty when Il Is Of its best b q trav-
NV upon tho Creator, But II there be
1 future life, then Into Il the spirit en-
teFs with ali the advantage OF is dis.
r{pina and experience in the present
Ms. and under conditions more favor
ShIe continues 10 activities The nm
timely departure Of such q one Stlmn-
iStes to Initiation, The zap IS tilled. 50
while heaven gains, earth does not lose.
The restoring Of the Sentlent spirit
iSgin the caSa OF porcASl to the inlnl-
mate body = not lnered ible Il Il b done
~ tha Lord % spirits. In this instance
Peter was hla confessed inStrumen ana
the purpose Of the miracle was tta 5ts-
tihcStlon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

CH1CAGo-wheat was flrm to-day,
the May option closing at S6Isc adj
vance. A somewhat better cash de-
mHnd and crop damage reports were
factors In n duh market. Corn went
the other way, closing Nc lower Oats
closed a shade lower, and provisions tiil-
changed to IOc lower, Opinion as gntlg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
WHEELIEG BRIDGE 4 FERHlIIL RI
e O. BREWSTER, Receiver.

T,r,s Table No, Y. to take effect 1901 Q. n,
sunday, November 10, 1885
T.eNye Wheeling 90, i9sS6, StlS9 q. m,
'- ISavo PeninsiIs- :0& 1854, Ttl;iS q, n.
l2 ISayc VEN Martina Ferry-tsla, 1851. SlI,Sl
q. M, f2;S2, '5:sl, it:l2, te:le p, m.
:" krFiVO Terminal IUnctlon-tSsl1, f0;eS
'tti:S a, M, t2:SS. 'a:S2. tt:tG ie:l9 p N.
Leave Terminal Junction-ti:s2. 300 q.
M, $3.50 o. M, $3.50, N:06, 1914, 1855 p. n.
Leave Martins Ferry-ti:S& $500 q, m,
sis:l6 It:O6, t4;l0, t5;l9 tS:@ ., m.
Leave Peninsula a. t9:lt q. El.s St9SSA
I!il, fl;l1, t6:25 1888 p m! 49,
iIii7, fi:ga i6;ai. f9;05 p. m.
'Dally. tDally except Sunday. tSundayo
All trains viii run on Eastern Time,
J. y, TAus9lG, Suporlht0naene
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

OIL CITY = Opened at SIC: highest
97llc; lowest DC; closed at 971ic; one
sale Of 1000 barrels OF certificate oil at
B7c; credit balances unchanged; ship,
ments 9O,S67 barrels; runs Sl,732 barrels.
NEW YoRR-PennsylvanIa crude
Rteady. May 95nc bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

Simply apply SwAYNIS's OINTMENT.
No internal medicine required. Cures tel,
ter, ecEemn,, Itch, all eruptlonA on tho
face. hands, nose, 0tc,, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. Its great heal.
ing and curative powers arc possessed BY
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAYNE'S oINTAIENf, ithS&w
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A certSInS Eneas: He appears ~ q
charactsrless man. quite IN contrast
wjtl the noble maiden whose story
next follows. WhedOn. :. ;. Eight years.
0lcs OF the palsy: 1nveterate and
Soneless through Its long standing.
CIsrk, ,.Je8u8 Messiah healeth: This
ianEuage establishes the presence and
Irvine power OF Christ. Bengal. ~.
Dorcas, generally associated In the east
With the perfection Of female beauty,
haR become the type OF the greater
joyeliness OF that charity with which
me clothed the poor by the labor OF her
own hands, smith,, She could not
have TnGFtted &he name OF che agile
creature, which Is one OF the deetest
dent1enS OF the desert, II she had not
been a. brisk Is she was RHectlonate.
robinson. :. :. The coats and garments:
81 che lRbori0uSness OF Dorcaa's self
appointed task Making clothes IN those
dSyS would imply not only cutting and
EeVlnG. but weaving and dyeing also.
Han, :. Weeping: The best epltAph Is
dc tears Of the poor. She was "tombed
IA true hearts that knew her vel" Ar
nold. Prayed: Just aS q 8hoema-
ker makes 4 shoe. 30 the Christians
trade Is praying. Luther. Presented
her alive: She wa her own survivor;
Rtill she did not 80 on exhibition, but
went to work once more. Robinson.
IN the manner OF performing the mir
Wcae, Peter follows the example Of Ie-
suS in raising JalruS's daughter. Vine.
don,
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