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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
SHIPS TO SAIL.

The following is a list of cargo ship:
scheduled to sail from this port
Amalfi. Funch. Edye 4 Co. Ham.
burg. August 20.
kappahannock. Furness. Witty a. Go
'-td). Liverpool. August oS.
AppomattoS. Furness. Witty & co
'l1tdo. London, August ."
Hillcrag. Barber & CO.. Hamburg
August.27.
Leander. Funch. Edge & Co. Ham.
burg. Sept, mber |.
Hillbrook, Simpson. Spence & Young
Rotterdam. August 80
st. Enoch. Funch. F.dye & Co.. Ant.
werp. September 5.
Kanawha Furness. Witty & Co
Ltd. Liverpool. September >
Manning,ry. Funch. Edge & Co
Manchester. September 10
Rapidan. Furness. Witty & Co
fLtd.). Liverpool. September 10.
Greenbrer. Furness. Witty < 60
tL1d). London. September II.
/ Shenand ali. Furncss. Witty & &,
fLtd). Liverpool. September a.
Albano Furness. Witty & co. ;Ltd.o
Hamburg. September 49,
Indrani I'unch, Edge 4 Co, Glasgow
September 20.
st. Marn"ck. Funch. Edge x CO.
Antwerp, September %
Cns,leven,ry. Funch. Edge & co.
Manchester. september ~
Alexandria. Funch. Edge & Co.. Co
pcnhagrn. September 30.
FOR HAMPTON ROADS
Newlyn. Shields. August g.
Hillhrnok. Cardiff. August 6.
Drnt. Rot terdan. August 10
OSWestry, Swansea. August l6.
Rubina. Cardiff August lG.
FOR NEWPORT NEWS.
-AppomattoN. Furness. willy & Co
tLtd). London. August L.
Rappnhannock. Furness. Witty & Co
CLtd), August ..
St. Enoch Funch. Edge & Co, Ant.
werp. August II.
Kanawha Furncss, Witty & Co
Ltd), London, August 16.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
Tho Winslow's Parrot.

He was in his iron cage hanging
right over on the front OF the tower
there the tar went on, in answer to
several questions ''He didn't seem to
mind things much, either. He just
kept cussing to himself quietly But a
she'll went through the starboard boil
er. and then l saw the lieutenant com
ing down from forrard with bloody
towel twisted round h..; leg Still we
and the bird stood those Dagos' pep
nering we'll enough. popping back at
en- and working along with one pro
beller, till all OF a sudden shell burst
tft and knocked the steering gear sky
high. Shut up! yelled the bird:
shut up; shut your mouth and he
vent on, swearing away like a good
>ne."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
THE EFFEcT OF SUCCESS.
RIO" Continental European Sentiment
i'' seen Affected by Our Victories

JfNS.
~ "t''hental European Sentiment
AHected by Our Victories
~, indianapolis News>
ne United States is no mr.. n,;.,
70 The good opinion OF tho ~, ~,
present time than 1t was 81. q. .,ie
ago. II is true that II hos ~, tiontns
pnshed good piece or 49, aeeoii-
also true that. throuehn',t ~. put II IS
inns government has a1ways .lseols
the cause Of civilizatio, sspouseo
stood for liberty Yer ,x,a. always
o!oRe out the sentiment IN E,, ..e Ndr
'lnost unanimously hostile to ~" W..
tea states. Even in Ene]an5 80, .ie oni-
GOOD deal of criticism. The Era vs.
ana German papers We're ,ntan,,, I'ieh
ne. as We're those of Russi. 80
''Es. vs.
IN cfe first American victorx -,
, .! began to turn. and now with the
i'hiii triumph of American ARMS =.
M'u'" seem as though we had no ono
"!'eS IN Europe. This result has haa,
~ m,"uent about simply by our succass
lie cause for which wa fou,,h+ -. 20
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
ANOTHER KtNG IN SPAIN.
He Rules the Gypsics and His Home is
l4tl1lI.tln

GrINada
There is one king in Spain who dotes
on Americans. who is pining fo, them
this summer. and who does not hesitate
70 say 50 plainly. This is the king of
the gypsies at Granada. says the Bos-
ton Evening Transcript. He has long
depended upon Americans and English
Tor the prosperity OF his people who
live in caves across the DarrO from AL
hambra Hill. where he comes every day
as to his Office or his throne He sells
to travellers photographs of his own tall
picturesque self. economically rugged
and very opera looking. He directs
the financial operations of the gypsy
Singers and dancers ana fortune tell
elS who haunt the avenue. of the Al
h:inbra On appear before the touris; IN
thr Alameda or the pleasant gardens
of Granada
There have not been as many Enylf sh
people as usual III Granada this wear.
on account of the lack OF love shown II.
the peninsula to all Anglo-Saxons but
ON" who was there interviewed the old
S'tanu king sitting in the shade Of
Charles US ugly ana intrusive pllac.
next door to the .Ahnmir;, palace with
in tn. great inciOSurc Of the fortress
And the king said his people wer. ge;-
ting so hard up ;hat he didn't know but
that he might be obliged to consent 10
their making a descent in numbers
ul"n the bakesh"pS Of Granada.
When the tide turns and tn. Ameri-
cans ar" more numerous than ever be-
fn!e III Granada they will be welcome /
by III" gypsy king. l:ul he will no; pre-
| tend :;nah!ity. He Will take Ill the
dollars he can get as his rightfui Irih-
ute. And it will not b.. prudent for al :
rcntufnus Yankees To go through .he
gypsy towns afunt and alone. Those
cav"-dwellars are fierce ana w"u!i not
E,Sit;.t" t" throw stones at IL descend
ant Of al the puriianS: and tales are
told of inbberics across tho Dar"n
which induce prudent travellers t. IN .ll-
their walking tours Of observation
through The domain Of the king l.: tho
gypsies only when accom-; anicd by n To-
cal official guide. Tho hunsrier liz y
get II e mare need there will b. Of p lice
protection.
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BITS OF III-AIOR.

Husband (ansrily. after a somewhat
heated argument with his better halo:
ID" you ;akc me for a fool Wife
's""thinsly: mo. John! Bul may
be mistaken. Tit Bits
i'he Result AccompliShcd-Dc
Jones: hat. Not going to church
amy more? ! thought YOU told me not
long az" tina; YOU hadn't missed a
Sunday in three years. Farmer
r"rnrrb so hadn't. So hadn't.
!;ut what's the use now? Times air
gum as good as they ever was
Judge.
An Allurng Idea.-"Wh hat I want to
see. exclaimed senator Sorghum. lis
he annexation of Hawaii. ! envy the
men who will one day come to this cap
lt"l L" represent the interests of the
lar distant state Yes" reioiced the
enthusiastic young friend They will
loom '!r as giant reminders of III" prog
r"ss Of civilization and of the increasing
power 81 ms young republic" so
they Will, answered the senator: $50
they VIII. And in addition To all thar.
1.'St think of the mileage" -Washinr
ton Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
PEACE HElplrlNGs IN I'M. PAST

looking backward over Former J., 49,,
Treaty Celebrations.
ne frrS'd"nt's proclamation an
P"i'rlhS the cessation Of hoStiii,i,.s wi i
ne ,"ii''"td AT Il later date by Il :,roclr-
inati"n OF p"acr when ,h.. treaty ni
i.arlS IS ratified. but that Will be :, me. :.
,"fhHiIi'y. says the Chicago Times.
iiefaid Peace is assured! ana ti.i.,. <
~ 't'S''h why "" should not fnllnW the
'Nhtnp!" Of "ur ancestors ami rel oit4.
Ne iifSt peace jub:iati-,n IN oar his
Wy Wy 1"ll"Wsd the Revolutionary, War
Nh'h tH' news was received t!lai on
November 80. l7S2. The preliminary A.
,nlvS i'd been signed in Paris, \ nril 10
90" IN" eighth anniversary Of m. ~,
We "i 1t Ninston, was appointed Nv
t"iGirSs as the day Of lhankS-iy;, >.
ana Ei"rlilcation. though this was sev
'''ai months before the i1,:l! treaty
M"s S'sheo. ON that day thi' uSaous
''ir l" original states th. r.tt:r;l ,,f
peace was celebrated with Speeches ana
l"nk"ts ana boniires and praise. In The
l"tipMin@ December Wash!n:str.I p;ld>
!a'"Wrii 10 the Continental army ana
'"slSird his commission To ,nll.,. IS
Whirh eight years bcfo,,. had c,ut.r,.
IT upon him.
I'm" next national peace celebration.
isli"Wrd the announct ment OF ,hr.ysaty
Win Great Britain after the war OF
MI. IN" treaty was concluded n
'h"ht. on December "A. 1871. bu, i, va
9oi unit! February II following that III.
news was rec wed in this country. AZ
soon rs lie 4a:p arrived IN N,.y Sark
iisifs''F III. bells were SCI Ia rir,l:if,. in
tNt'E Slili'c, expresses W"r.. Sent uul in
an directions and as the !lnrSrrII,.,, 9 H.
h.iled from town to iuwn the. jny r,,I cty
~ Ieic: was trumi,ctea :,ion. the. rnI,ts
',tiiS rang and canHonS doomed y,nii;.
"!i i'aftl s. Republican and Fed cra!iS;,
ailhc, feIoiccd that I'll" war Was ovGr
IN ls4S The people were again cali,d
upon Ia rejoice ard he glad over r.,
return 81 peace. and in the spring IF
that year. when the encouragement WAS
n'a's' tn"t The treaty with Mexico had
been signed ii was celebrated with il,
iiinln;it!ons III al. the large towns ,,ld
Clues. by PROFESSIONS ana speeches and
al MANNER Of rejoicing
ANA now at the close of another FOR
e'sh war he American nation, grown
great ana powerful most gladly re-
su''ss NC sarb VI smiling peace.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
PEOPLE IN GENERAL.

The Grand Duke of Nuremberg and
Duke of Nassau. the eldest reigning
sovereign in Europe. has just celebrat-
ed his eighty-first birthday, yet he has
only been on the throne about ten
years.
Mrs. Florence Chaven, who is, with
the exception of Miss Nightingale. the
oldest trained nurse in England cher
shes amons; her decorations the Iron
Cross. the order of merit presented by
William I. Of Germany.
Ben Jordan. the prize fighter. who re
Gently whipped George Dixon. Ameri-
cas- champian feather weight. is The
son of a London clergyman. and has
been disowned by his family because of
his taking up pugiliSm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
POETIC JUSTICE.

General Fitzhush Lee. it is stated, is
to have the honor of entering Havana,
ut the head OF an army to take COM
uand in the name Of the United States.
There certainly would be a poetic hit
ness in this. Lee, While he was consul
general at Havana. rendered his coun-
try patriotic services of great Value ana
by 50 doing incurred the enmity OF tn!
Standards; on the island When he left
n, was followed by their hearty curses.
What soldier SO fit as he to return to
Havana at the head OF a victorious
army representing the supremacy OF
the United States over Spain?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
NEW LINE TO MANCHESTER

an extension Of direct importations
rom southern ports to Manchester
England. is looked for by Cotton" If
mat city 1t bases its hopes upon the
announcement that Il regular line of
stea mers is to run between Charleston
ana Manchester at intervals of thrs e
Weeks. beginning in October, which
VIII De an addition to the fortnightly
service commencing in September be
tween Newport News and Norfolk and
Manchester and the continuation of
the service from New Orleans ana Gal
weston. with sailings at Intervals
from Mobile and Brunswick. Ga,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
WEEKLY REVIEW or TRADE.
Interesting Feature Of the C'sn":al !fiiy
mess Situation
(Ry Telegraph)

NEW YOEE. Aug. l9.-nrodstr,.. 5
tomorrow viii say:
PERHAPS the most interesting rraturs
Of IN" general business si;ua,i :, a.
present Is h" air Of cnntif'eNrc wtih
which the mercantile community awaits
the approach Of the fali trad. J, ~, 4
While, Of course. based in some Il 90,
upon favorable results ALREADY achit.s a.,
IN MANY linfs. IL is unqu. Sinn9 Ill. .r;,.
maj IRE :latt"l'i. crop outlook n hn,y.,
arc w: return Of peace. with IN. az
ceptinn of benefits to our rxunrt .r.a.
naturally excrrted 10 accrue ihfrat,.. m
make for much of the foelin- 1hns X
pressed. Reflection Of III. -rnwGN t
fall trade is found in the steady rxpqr-
SION now going on in bank clear,n:.s
enc improving demand at higher ,3r;o.s
for most makes Of iron and 81 Il ii
generally favorah Bile railway earnings
which. in default; Of a lars;. nnv.,n.nl
pr crops TO market. r"int To 4 lnr., O.
thrn trade in manufactured goods 10
the agricultural sections and IL. r.
'ofts Of continued activity in ds-ribu-
tive trade ives; and south, with signs
81 Il moderate increase in int,.rr-; "a
leading eastern markets. which hi lie
to have not operated largely in in
trade improvement. The ,,mens ,.u,-
mess done in iron and steel ptn(l.,-l.s
IT advanced prices calls attention Ia
the proportionately less notable. ,y,,a,t-
statistics. In fact. point to an eve
smaller output for the curren, .nputa
some of which curtaiiment Of r,urs-.
is naturally based upon midsun,:ne,f
conditions
Advances in many grades Of ir,n
notably Rrssemer and Southern MS.
are features Of the week
The situation III cereals shows but
little change. The balance Established
between rhtDnminallr reduced visjtti
supplies. active milling dcma:,l III
nome and fair export inquiry -, thc
one hand. and the very promising Gro,
outlook. tends to stea,i:ness IN prices,
and other cereals sympathizc WITH
wheat.
Largo supplies of raw cotton at
home and abroad. and the predict ii a:
yield this Year nearly equal TO- If rot
exceeding. that grown a year ago Wtl =.
naturally stimulating 10 business II tie
south. has a depressing effect u,oii Ice.
price of the raw staple ana quo, iia}.>i
are fraction lower for the week ana
two cents a pound lower than j r,ai-
ago at this time. Reports a. 10 c;;l-
!eGt"rS The country over ar. very on
-couraSne. Fi-,rn winter wheat seq
tons especially reports are very good
some Siowntss is noted in payments II
the northwest but this is expected 10
t disappear when the spring wheat crup
moves.
Business failures are larger in nurr-
Der than last week aggTcgating lga.
against III last week bur corno;,re1
with 22l In this week a year ago. 26f in
1885. 1872 In 1898 and PSI in 1884,
7 n s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
NEGRO SOLDIER KILLED.

MACON. GA, Aug. ia special to
he Telegraph from Hampton. Ca,
says:
Jim Neeley. negro private in the
Twentyffth infantry. was shot ard
killed at Hampton, Ca. last night He
was refused permission to drink at g.
soda fountain and became abusive.
When demonstrated with for swearing
in the presence of ladies, he assaulted
Mr.. Will Henderson with his dagger
from his bayonet Henderson drew a
pistol. which was knocked from his
hand and secured by the negro VINO be-
gan shooting. a number of citizens
Joined in the fusilade and Medley rr-
cered wounds from which ne died.
tBy Telegraph.)
MEASURE OF VENGEANCE.
AN eye for an eye. and a tooth for
tooth" cried the widow of the murder
ed man
She thirsted for revenge.
Moreover since the deceased had been
cr"sS-eyed, and most of his teeth had
been filled with amalgam, she was pref
ty toerabiy certain to get bargain if
she insisted upon those terms.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

King Elumbert. II Italy is one of the
finest, hors"men in Europe
capt Alfred s. Baker. who has Eo,.n
ordered tn succeed Captain Clarke. was
lle oreg"n's first commander when size
took her rough initial sen trips.
DR. Edward l;ibhins Aveling. whose
death in l.undon Was noted r.crntl@
married the daughter of the famous
Carl Marx l.ikt her father ma nus
band. she was a soci;.lis,ic power.
All lrh Sonnrnthal. the noted Men
nesc actor who is the doyen of the fla
NOUS lInfburg Theatre company Ut the
Austrian capital. Will come IN this
country tur Il hrie. session next spring.
Former Governor Waite. of CuiA:;.a ,
who left his state To bec"r1l. Il ""Si'lAnl
of Texas. has returned 10 Colorado. and
announces that II. will write Il boolt
which he will call IA History At War
n ';amhling.'
Now hat Mr.. Gladstone is dead III re
are only four men living Wh" ~cr7
members az the House of Commons
the Queen opened her first i'arlianivai
'rh"s,. are Mr.. Leader. then menor:'
from Westminster: MIR, Hurst ,hcn
member from H"rsha'ln; Mr.. Went
wort h t'itHwilli:tn. and Sir Tn Alaas
Acland then members FOR West S3m-r-
set
lnil.d States Consul I;oun&es lie
Wiinln stationed ut hong koitic. was
born in Batavia. y. y. His father was
a Methodist Clergyman. The present
consul drifled in his younger days to
iioise Ida. and il was Will" on !, mis-
sion Ia Washington to urge Congress 10
grant Statehood to Idaho Territory that
President Harrison appointed him con-
,;uI an Snu:lI,Drp
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PLAYED IN VARIOUS KEYS.
The DESCENDANT Result Got the Family
Into Trouble

Into Trouble
Before the police court of t.mporia
last Saturday a whole family of child
rem was arriigned on the charge of
maintaining !; nuisance. says the Kan
sas City Journal. 1t was in evidence
that they kept the piano going from I
o'clock in the morning until II o'clock
III night. The fact Was almost brought
out" says the Gazette. that the mem
Der OF the family who is trying to play
by ear plays the same note right along
on the bass and uses only one finger to
hit the keys that carry the tune. It
was showed that the family used Il
mouth organ keyed in G.. while the only
chords the boys know are in G. and that
the arcortian. which is often used. is
keyed in a. In rendering his decision
Judge Smelscr said: 4 have no author
tiles before me which cn,npclS me to
rcr"sniZ" III" piano as in any sense a
musical instrument per SC. The music
comes from the person not from the
piano. and ii deVolVeS upon the defend
ants tn show that they are musicians
which they have not done. Practice on
the piano is merely an attempt tn eX
errise the muscles Of the fingers. and is
IN effect, kind uf preparation FOR lt-
SerdrnaIn That often passes for music
in parlnrS. i;l1 ii is time this legertle-
main found its legal limitations Here
is Il clear case of where it is Il crime
against society, and, under the general
welfare clause of tn" Constitution of
the United States. in lieu Of a city orGi-
nance. am compelled 10 find these
dcfcnd"n,s guilty. The fine will be $40
on each count
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
FISHING DON'TS.

Don't forget the bait.
Don't carry hooks III your trousers
pocket.
Don't despise a faint nibblc 1t may
be the biggest fish
Don't yell I've go, one!' until you've
landed him.
Don't try to slip the landing net over
a fish tail foremost
Don't lie about that big catch. It's
been very often overione.
Don't ridicule the small boy with
string and bent pin. He often gets 4
good haul
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
,,opr TROOPS ARRIVE

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-The trans-
ports Mobile. Seneca fand Comanche
have arrived, and the sick soldiers
aboard were landed today at Mon
tauk The unaffected soldiers Will be
landed tomorrow. DR.. Booth, the yell
low fever expert. after careful ex-
animation, says that there We're no
cases aboard any of the transports.
Several of the men We're found to be
suffering from malarial fever. General
Wheeler took command of the camp
today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
ORDER SUSPENDED.
(By Telegraph.l

WASHINGTON. Ang. 1e-Postmast-
er General Emory Smith today suspen-
ded his order issued at the beginning of
the war. that during hcstillties all mai
communication with Spain and her col
onies was to be discontinued.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
Weather Forecnsr

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1s.-Forecast
for Saturday, for Virgina-Generallv
tar except showers on the coast; varia-
bic winds. becoming westerly.
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Wearing Hat. in psr1iament.

In the English fsouse OF Parliament
Il is customary fer the members to
take off their hats when they walk to
their seats, or when they rise to leave.
but TO wear them when they are seat
ad S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
Vessels Sailed Ye.,er,,.v

Ssteamshln Crydon (Br.). Montevido.
Schooner Fannie Reiche. Savannah
schooner ]. Frany Leary, Thomas.
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.R INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Aug. 10
senator Fairbanks has left for Quebec
ITO assume his duties as chairman Of
the American Canadian commission. "A
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

VesselS a rived Yesterday.
schooner J. Frank Leary, New York
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Her LATEST.

JUurNtI.D
You treat me so kindly" said he,
considering that 1 am your newest.
latest lover
You do stay latest" she murmured,
her fawnlke eyes gazing afar as IL
into the Infinite
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-08-20
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
ITEMS OF INTEREST GATHERED
ABOUT THE PIERS
Entrances and Ciearances at tho Custom,
House. List of Vessels Now Ia Port.
Other Marine items
CALENDAR FOR THIS DAY

Sun rises 5:2s
0oi SSSS $50
High water-10:34 A. NJ, and 1O:4s p nj
Low water-4:2S A. NJ. and4:52 p Nj.
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Electric Belts.

il II the al
his
ELECTRICITY
Il man.
80 49,
If must
wrhl N theset
Class OF Mem"
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Rear View Of the Famous Dr. Sander Electric Bel

the
Back
~ elect trio trent,
from the
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For One Week ()n|v,
Clothing and Shoes.

These we will sell ut less than actual cost Wa q,
crate few facts and figures below that should not he
norcd Come early and secure your share of them
Tor this season and neN1 it will pay you to Law them
The true northerner., 1898-01-19
What Doth Hinder Me?

Mr.. EDITOR:-
went To church last Sunday evening
and listened To what all who heard IL
must concede TO have been an able dis
course The preacher did me the honor
OF special mention aud then proceeded
To answer, To his satisfaction at least,
the question propounded by me IN my
former communication, viz: "What must
the sinner do To be savedg" 1t really
seemed To me that his answer cor
responded with the original method of
conversion. At any rate he quoted
scripture that appeared To fully support
his position. He said he had no doctrine
or theory of his own, but only de-
sired To give scriptural answer to
IA scriptural question. He read from
the book of Acts i'm different places
and drew the conclusion that there
were three things for the sinner
Christ, turn away from his sins and be
baptized; or, briefly, that salvation de-
pended on faith, repentance and obedi.
ence. For my own satisfaction | have
carefully read the scripture he referred
to and / cannot see wherein his answer
To the question is not according 10 the
instructions given in the book II the
preacher was correct, if men must be
converted now in the same manner
they were when Peter and Paul and
Philip and their contemporaries were
preaching the primitive gospel, what
doth hinder me-, (Acts S:36-37) or any
other individual who desires, from com
ing To Christ in this, his appointed way?
ANXIOUS INQUIRER.
The true northerner., 1898-01-19

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