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Breach Caused by Silver.
Him or warm tins.
WWW-Mammal
sashes-truss maria-ennui
‘ malachite-ands“
“(Suds-slaw.
Dunn. July n—‘i‘hs interest in the
divsreonvmtioahasnotinthelesstahat-
sd,audwhsnitwas callsdtoorder stand
ingrooruwsanottobahad. Alterthoar
pointmmtoidelegstestothefithonisand
Chlmgosilvereonventimrsandtothskold
W'gathsrlngstSt. PanLthscommittas
on resolutions presented the iollowingrs—
port. which wssnnanimonsly adopted:
Tothal’roplsol the UnltedStates: The
peopleot Colorado. standing in the gloom
oi impending disaster andrepmsentlngln
——..__._
condition and sentiment the people of Moo- Cor
tuna. ldaho, Wyoming. Nfluda. South Ila
Iota. Utah, Arisonaand Row hicxioowlth
reverence tor the constitutionandunswerv—
tag loyalty to the general governor-ii, ask
for your aim and candid «insideration oi
the following (note heiore you givsyour
approval to the destruction oi silverss
ulonayand to the tinal establishment in
thhcolntryoithssinglsgoldstaudardoi 0‘0
vain-.andthusatonestroksdrsagssll
dsbtstogolddebtsandlneuguratea’navsr
ntdin rlssot goldsndaoontlnusdcorre
_ tall in Moe oi moons-
arodity. .
Will you ihten to us while we mask in
wortolsohsrsarnestncssoithe local sir
ieeiaotthe unconditiorral repeal oi thesll»
ver law will have.
Through Silver Spam
The silver mining states and territoria-
cuhrsoing 1,000,000 square miles oi conti'
uent. with 2,000.0!» Americans inhabiting
them. depend pecuniarily upon silvermiu.
ing (or their prosperity. That industry is
' the veryheart iron which nearly every
other industry receives support. Agrian
turn will not thrive without artificial irrL
gation. its mines oi coal, iron, stone and
clay, while magnificent. are worked with
such dear labor and are so remotel'rom
other local markets that their movement
would be ireblesnd their operation disus-
trons without the stimulus the mining in-
dustry words.
it supports our foundries, operates our
machine shops, supplies our railroadswith
iredghts, stimulates trnvel. keeps bright
the fires oi the smelters and sends custom-
ers to the-hops oi our merchants. it has
invoked in the valleys and upon mountain
sides magnificent ciths and thrmy towns
ad villages. Great manulsctoriea oi pa-
per. cotton. leather. iron, steel and clays
dhrlbute their finished products and sup-
port thoussnds oi prosperous and happy
iamilisa
But because agriculture is so limited in
area—condmd to nsrrnw st along our
low and scanty streams—on nbor so high
audits handiwork so remote irom other
than the local markets, the coal is mined,
thecoke is burned. the rail is rolled. the
main is grown. the fruit isgathered inthe
main luv the owners and workers in silver
orines and smeltcrs, and the
and workmon oi the industries and cell-
ings are dependent upon them.
reduction oi the price oi silver to
shout” orutshaa shut down i0prreento
the Illvcr mines oi the coontry.snd the
smelter: must soon ioilow their example.
Theraarein Coloradotodayimidlemln-
erswhoknowaotwheretoturniiworkis
hot resumed There will soon be added to
thisldls army oi laborimo-unirom ths
smelters. The stone quarries are nearly
all shut down, the railway companies are
laying oil train crews by the score. the
iouudrlea are nearlyslloutol orders. the
tar-res sad lrnlt grow-s will he barely
paidiosthecou oi savingthsircrops. the
are counterrrnding “3:! or-
men oreastun one.
sash almost in iov customers. 'l'hlsls
no
Aflunadc-hglhstruatsaa.
The destruction oi the silver industry
willdsvastatethsconntryasliswspthy.
oycloasrsschiagironr the British
Iouststhslisamhovderline.
Millet!!! wudoJrithltsmlav
memdnmumm
“than! thsothsr mlalngstates andtssv
Mwlththasamseslamltyuponthsm.
ButWyo-maydoalllayouv
sr.whstherlslgaoranosorthronghm
“todwtroyuawswlilaotsubmitts
hesitant thsgold
Harm-liver ”h
‘80}.
mmtflflt.’% m as W st. hrsshlys.
l but u nephew oi rm Wickes m that
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mwmmwm HBE FIEIID'S EXHIBIT.
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mothelerehsat‘slsdrasptoholdapaflh
msotlngatanearl dateloohhiathe
or bemha‘dothsneathhfl'hm
tantsulrjoctandiotakasaohturflwaotloul
theprvralsea
ltlsfireWhlchMNotAdd
ammonium.
Naw Your. July tit—The chamber as
sommsreseommittesiortbsrspssloi tht
Bhormausllver rehsss act Meanti-
mestlng. Iiern orthsehamberwillhr
mmwtlhdrmmuththdre:
rcspon tst roog ti oountryto
duoeagsnesalsgltationini'avoroisouud
money.
mm or m um um.
Aflgltomavlsadaammsm
Munch-“flaw.
Ilia Warehouse lama threaten the
“thallium.
thuoaoo. July il—lleemtdsvelsymmta.
together with the demands of Coroner lo-
ilals. have at last stirred up thsdspsrt
mentot works. and Chief Burnham had
from it» to m menstworkuponthsruina
today. The debris is being carted away on
last as removed by as many teams as are
available, and it is thought that thslntv
toraot the masswill he resehsd and re
moved bytouight. it Is tosho deplored
that three nights have passed without the
workgoingon. During this til-I00
meats. lobstau, clams. etc, in thsrulha
have been decaying rapidly and the stench
arising iroru the ruins is at times unbear»
able.
lithsrulnearunot cleared snarl»! thb‘
evening it is said the health authorities
wllitaketha mattertnhsmlbtheedoria
deterring the lodgers in thshotolaiuat
outside the grounds on Stony Island are
hr nigh-Ed; .334“: 0; $1,553": nus. and many oi then have threatened to
bytheodlciai rsl’ereeinavrry instances-d m
particular, the winner to receive the full The lllt oi the victims still m
purse oi “0.000 without reservation. The The last hody recovered from the ruins oi
gloves shnil he oi a size already mutually u. ”a “or!!! “run" awailedths g.“
"Mn-m W‘Nl'mdnbm'm mull-'5, withalargssruoi Main
oiaotle-weightthanllveounas. will“! Therernalnawsrethossol
The articles will be delivered to Mitchell '
for signature. which must he ohtalnd on “I" A m”““‘- Wmmfll "'3"
or before Aug. 1 By the stipulatiars in m 0! lb! Cold Stone! moist. and
the articles neither umber nor Corbett were recovered to therkflm’r tw broth
is permitted to light with any one else on.
it is known that at least two orthres
prior to meeting each other.
As Corbett has arranged to mm Jack- “a M“! mg adoaen more bodies must
marrow.5;;:::::r:..':: .. m .. .. .....,...... mm... my,»-
the match being held at Coney island. mr;&:¢;:::n:oy ands Colum
it spmn probable that the families oi
thevictims oi the tire will not want for
the necrasities oi lilo. About Ola,” has
been subscribed and subscriptions are still
rapidly coming in. it is hoped the total
may he swelled to MGM“), as the board oi
trade promises 010,”), and vsvlous large
companies have subscription lists well un-
der way.
Alrssfllm Vets.
8A! Dmoo, Cal. Joins—Consumes
Bowers, in a public speech. declared his
ptlrmosetovotefortheirescolnagsoi
I ver.
THE BIG MATCH MADE.
corners-an Irma-n to fight-Icahn ls
land I- trees-her.
New You. July ll—At the Coleman
Boone, Judge-Newton oi the Coney Island
Athletic club and W. A. Brady. James J.
hett'a manager, met and signed arti-
elescnlling tor is content at Coney Island
neat December.
The arrangements were conducted with
cot harmonyon both sides. Thesrti-
it call luv as scientific glove contest oi it
rounds or more for a purse oi 040,000 on a
day to be hereafter mutually agreed upon,
between the 5th and Nth days oi Decem-
Arelsaa the Widow.
Olmsox, N. J.. July id—Geovge Werner.
a brother ot Martin Werner, who, it is al-
leged. committed nuicide by hanging on
May i, “lied on Dr. Elliott and asserted
that his brother had been murdered by his
wile and hung up in the barn in a suicidal
attitude. Thewidow’a recent remarriage
is given as tho motive tor the act. Alter a
conference between Dr. Elliott and Prose
cuter Crane. it was decided to cxhume the
body and hold an autopsy tor traces oi
poisoning.
The Killed In a line Explosion.
Wrussonus. Pa. July ta—Jl'wo men
were killed. two latully injured and two
badly hurt by an explosion algae in tin
Pettebone mine. The dad are William
Klsnrr, age-l 2’3, leaves a wiiaund two chil-
dren; [taint Hughes, aged it. a driver
imy. Thr- l’utnlly injured are William
.‘viuy. rim-d l5. violently blown a
rltitll’ side rushed and badly bruised; John
Fur-l. ugwl it. n mini-r, burned on headed
lM-l)’. iii» arm itttrl lop were also broken.
Turn mhiltm ha flurry.
his A.\ nit-.10, TeLnJuly ll—A dispatch
from ht. Louis announcing that Colonel
Tum erlltrw and Mn. Wicked. widow oi
E. D. t. “'ickss. a millionaire oi this city.
sreto marry caused o unsation here. when
both pnrtlesarewell known. (flosshrisnda
oi MrnWicheaare n pronoun»
log the report to howithout ioundatlon.
era-sea Into the Use.
moo, July llr-Ths arrival at the
Vikingshipatths Van Buren street pier
w- marksd by an accident that came
withinau sesoi provingthesecoud horror
oithswask. Thee-rail pleasure steamer
Imperial. havihgjnst takas aboard some
Oorrnorepsople [or a northbouudtrip,
was hit by the big stumboat Arthur Orr,
which came rapidly in behind and crashed
Minonths little boat, driving it into
thalandlugioradistance oi over JlJeet
withaiorosthat made the crunching oi
ths timbers audible a couple oi blocks
away.
li‘hepierrrtthe time was crowded with
m and their sscups waalittlr short of
miraculous. One man. name unknown,
was caught between the boat and the tim-
hsruandhis Iowa limb lrorn the hips
crushed almost to s Jelly.
Several others received contusiona oi the
utoprsvuat their hobbilng away to tho
ssarmtdngstorsawhcfitheywuetrearr
ed. Enrich liauomlrs. A. Natalaad
W. Irhdreckmnsll middle nod people.
werethrowulnto‘tha water.and rvscued
only whsnthoywusonthcpolntoflordag
conselousnsm.
the marriage is to take placa
A nwrlda hashing.
(Kan. Fla, July la—‘ negro named
Robert Larkln was lynched by the citiasu
oi Citra sud vicinity ior smaultlng m-
Fannie Alexander. She is a reload
lady,isyearaoiage,aitbeh {:3
Theasetdsateaossda momsntarypauls
among the thousands oi spectator-Jul
allthspoliseondutyou thsviaduetwsru
maesedontheptevto psavsntacrash'l'hs
injuredmanwssrsmovadlnsuambulaaes
connection grid standing. lu w. “mmllwhl
strunguptoatmnear the dspotonthc ._._._.__._...
WW, July ll-Dr. Warn. lick
oiIllssoari. who was dismisied byCom-
__~ ralsslonerltauutukrcalaruhllast iromhla
' poaltlonaac aids-I in the portals.
Ital-Inning.“ oflee‘ habaddUtoli, ‘
Raw YouaJuly th—l‘lvvyouagdsp. tivs'l'srsafi a. last that
“'“""‘""‘""”"“‘ “mumwarww-s.
Mtpmuuveaoi thea'ikado'sgzlw u today thasu tlal
acumen es en ayor royto "W W truth
g. vi “Wk”: and stud olhisslatsm—cat having been ascertained.
Yifl‘l’“ "" "I!" M autonomous-arena...
0'" “WM‘W” “WW“M Bowmduiy tawny.- Drorklia's
dih'lflmdtymu “JD “hmummwh
panesewillnotollostooonlstarday. dssldrdealoodsya-s ts ssktheesuuc
siltoaathorissths pissing at suprvtsoa
thabookssadacrouata oi thsvariosadw
pstmsats.
hu late. ltwasanegrowhoputtheuooss
about the culprit's ucek.
, brought
ngladdeaoiGrsad restate“
hlmawsylmmthsmohhatonsrrtvslha
issrnedthatthearobwss still in pursuit
andwouldbsovsrouthsilreat Northern.
whtehcoI—sonshourlater.” hs lattes
thesametraia.
Aflmum
lls Jelylh—heCh-issl’sslsr
companyoi hasshutdowahrau
indslrriteprrlod. ‘l'hslr-m isoasoiths lirad
Wmhmmdmaautss
tursslamps.serrws.sta
.sady'asthslsht
know-u. Ky.. July ix-Jl‘hs lowah
wellarrasd aowaadwlll giveahotrsssy
“cares-y mobthatwllleoma The
ssgro athtilaahasprovsdsaaltht
aadhshssursisssad.
from thsdlsahiltty tor whhh the pension
hsdbsssgrssted.
Maori; the wet-rem Ysiahllrleha
I! “PM “' v '
brawn-rats
TELEGRAPHIC MINCE MEAT.
one. at law York was its
many. maths at tors asw
WM July 1g...“ m u a. huhlhseasslswhtsh hiswilssssmd
iou whehsvehuouttsvths smdUflI-Issn
as
; weshstorsasdvsassstthtr
I to flflpilayflas
assagavsap.
”Viva-s
‘ssmst
"months":- I)"
"m Iltllll'l'll
Arum Crrv. July
shewsstoasaume.
She had snot her attack
calmed down somewhat.
with Keene on Aug. at
At Pittsbur-
Kew‘r’orh.....l 0 l d
“unborn.-.” :l 0 2 I-
pirr McLaughlin.
St. ileum...
L'urpirr )ltfluade.
rain.
Ryan and l'mulmrt.
Al I’nrv‘vlotwrr
”widen" .
Evie—
New Jersey—ti. W. Van
Miller. Windsor.
Pennsylvania—4i
hkntaudtheysss
tivaoltha
3,.
last tall."
hind."
esmpaayraaoverhsr.
hoarse:
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EMMA VADERB lI'ISME. .
fbhpakrWAgal-lussamhatu
”Weakness.
lier washer-ed condition. induced by the
esesasive amount oi brain work. caused
Erphystden to warn her against indulg-
g in ocean bathing. but Bundarrnorning
she took adlplu the mo and immediate-
ly alter attended services at the Catholic
church. During the ceremony she suddenly
tainted. and was assisted over to her hotel
by several gentlemen and a Mrs. Miller.
and was unconscious tor some time. She
rallied sufficiently by Tuesday to go out
waikllut. but while on Pacific avenue she
ever and was assisted home by s
an.
Yesterday her violence alarmed the other
guests oi the hotel. and the mentors oi I
policeman were called into requisition. Illa
presence seemed to out” hvr. nod she
ln'the meantime a [fiend had notified
Mia! Vader’s lather, and be had come
down from Philadelphia. lie sound a
carriage and took his daughter to the Dot-
fington cottage, when she could enjoy the
quiet and rust not obtainable in a hotel.
The attacks oi weakness have barn prev-
alent ever since two years ago. when she
tall in a taint on the stuge’ol theStar thew
ter. New York, while rehearsing as leading
luly of Jacob Jelersou.
to give up that engagemnt.but aheatlll
sticks to her determination to begin work
THE BASEBALL SCORES.
IATIDKAL moo: “All“
0
(I
Rosie nnd Klingon. Killer-n and Miller.
ll
Hillarieltdtla...03000l0ili—dtl
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“'eylring and ("is "it'llln. (‘larh-«m and Fe“
‘55! Eli! LITAHL E “A \lL‘i
At ’hw - Troy-llinghumhm garlic [stall-med:
At Alb-n} Albany—“'flkr larrn- more I'M—
pnrmi; ruin.
alt Springfield .
Springfield ............. It i 1 0 I 3-
liulaln ................ o o l l l o
'. AWLJL High Fridge: Eli-ridge Harriett.
Johann-burg; I. I. i’redrrrora, )lsnnahawkiu;
J. C. layberry. .‘larkahoro: fl. 0. Sarker.
Putts-burg; J. '3. Moms. Hermann-ville: Enoch
. 1.. Dream. ('ashtnwn; J. E.
Passrnoru. In. A. ll. Nowell. Mahoaiag-
town: 1. l'. Coma )iaan's Chiller. 0. Z. A.
Pile. Sew (lattice: L 0. liousrr. Oneida; L. ll.
liowasr. (htrrbnrg; 8. ll Baht-inner. Pavia;
M. (’. King. Point; 1. R. Van Horn. Ray's Hill;
C. P.1’ark. Humour-id (Tr-eh: Nicholas Hys-
mng. Huston; (7. A. liaahelherg. Mlyvllle.
Issua- Cauuty loan the Sports.
“mums, it. 1., July rs.--'l'he Wash-
ington township committee oi Bergen
county refused to grant permission to the
llergn Driving Park association to hold
trotting races on their track near Oradell.
The ' that alter securing
the limo- the owners of the track might
W O W olin from NIH York reporting
awn and that bookmakers won! 3 «our: es
tablish I W The nerrrlx. o of the
Driving Park association are rvputabh raw
ladignan
WILMW
Burial. Y..July ll-—~The HonLC.
lauaeawhssksdahouthlsreslgaatiou W
hour the Minuet-committee.
thathshsduottime to atteadtothsda»
icuandhswasoutotpoli-
ties. Bush said. "i do not
thiaklastssshadhssacousultedmuehby
thsstateesmmittssstaes histreachsvyot
Aaathaw‘latl-adtlsh-llayw.
New You. Jaly ll—Another iataltrol-
lsyaecideutoeeurrsd la llmrklya. lag-
glsDossa.t rare at efiot toilsaerott
Ill
twssa llslsh sad liousrdavennes. whens
trollvycsrot the llrookl
laws-fly.
Whal- 7mm
claim! , July “misuse Mitchell
and his satire laurlly. consisting oi [in
ST. IIIIIE.
- Harmonious.
mmhnmssum
T. s. lilNAlllSllN,
south 'ilorwulk. o
. + ; .. w mamas"
T~‘y"§..EA“E
lll
mussel-mot!
‘ v.10 "roman-w
Imported one. -
Sardines-p I '
mmililslrarlmhg
039m muslin WY.
Huntlr'lelufi,
'WCIILfl-ll.
railoairlu
W land
WWMMflhsflh-gm.
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fl-e
and Prizes' told
. Ill . ”
F no so as u .s‘ user so
so Fa r0 so as salt I.
so u so aa‘ he rose I"
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as so is n Ow -~ I
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mmthanaus-sa iov
Bumfivslllsstsilsiusriwlssssruallstsrsiltrsscs
‘ and “albumin“
whore-tumult 3M will?
I. A. WWWAII or Milli! Milli". Scull Harwell, (ls-u.
Vlmflafi
. mummigh-fihog
ovary thin but of
thacmbyt a.
ill-Ill. lmnra
Vedas. thaetmwho iov ssveralyears
was Booth's leading ladyand attsrwsrd
served in the same capacity for J
Jansen, while a guest at the
llouss in this city. was attacked with In-
sanityia a mild iorrn. Induced by over-
etndy. Bits was to have gone out with
'l‘lrornaa W. Keene. beginning her duties on
Aug. D. and true studying bald the role
Monday morning
Shewaa
0003-»
aorta»;
Al innirvlllo— s.
Bnulklyn ...... oooorraroar
lmbville.,,...r’t 2 l 0 2 2 2 l 010
Lovell and Kirmhyrr. llernming and (arias.
Empire—steward.
Al f'lcvolatul « I. It. I.
lire-tun ......... Illilildlll‘ll’flli
i'lcvvluui.... I 0 a a it 0 ll 0 o lit 0
Stale-y and Merrill. t'brrkson. William Ziw
mentl't'onurr. i’rupive rtiallltr-y.
Arsuirouhn u.
I. II. I
dlll020000—7W'
........ Iflfl‘lllllflitlflild
ll. Willvun. Maiden and .‘irlfimmgb; Clark
and Berger. l'rrrplrr— swam r-Il.
Fourth l'lasa l'astsssastarst
Wasntrmrus. July urn: {allowing
fourth class postmaster-s were appointed:
New York 1". ll. Sortou, Keene; ti. D. “but.
handniestandllmhqbut not so serlona W’c‘“
Sickle, lit-vans: B.
t.
lion strsst.hw
City Railway
dlsd almost
THE sfiNDAY SCHOOL
LEGION N, ‘l’HlllD 00mm, lN‘l’Ell-
IA‘l’lONAL SERIES, JULY 23.
MdeAmMILI-Il—I.
my Varese, bit—«idea rest. I can
1. Why the lee. D. l
Ilsa-us
1. “After tit“ till, Paul departed
lrotnAtheosandesmetoCclnth." ills
uotlnvain in the lmdflaalv.ll;i€or.
“.55). illsalruwss“hyallmeaustosavs
some"(iCor.ir. 22). and this he accom-
plished. The church oiChristiamadeup
oi an elect number out oi all nations. given
untoflim onto! this world (Rev. v.9;lph.
Lt; Johnnii.0).and to thisendwe.liks
Paul.shonldseektoget the minivans
here.
Aquila. born in Pontus. latelyoome from
ituly with his wilePriscilla(beeaueo that
Cisudioshsd commanded all Jewsto do
iromitoara).snd cams unto them."
acannot helprernarking that alter 1.800
yams the Jews hrs-still commanded to de-
part irom cities and countries on the taco
oitheearth. it is thessnrend oldstory
miuthedayaoil’sui. ltlsthsiuinliment
oi words spoken through Noses over 3.000
years ago. SceDeuttxxviiiJh-dd. Butll‘
thscurashaseomesoiitaallyund soiully
the blmsiugshailsisoeume. and “tbadayu
dthsirmourningshall beended," “ioriie
thstsesttered lmaei will gather him." and
thetimshenunowathandllsaimflflt
Jet. mi, ilk Pack. xxxvii. 3i. 8).
I. "And becausehe wssoithe ssmccrait
hsahodowith them and wrought.ior by
their occupation they were tartmakera"
Whilei’sul believedmrd ta tthatthey
who preach the gospel liveoi the
gospel (iCor. is. it). heaiso took pleasure
in working at his trade that he might min-
ister tohisown necessities amlgivethe got
i ireely (Acts as, 3i; 1 Cor. iv. ll. 12;)
firearm}. ii ThesiiLS). It lssgreat
advantage under some circumstances to be
abletodothisuowanii thus stoptha
mouths oi those who say oi the preacher.
“it is his business; he makesa good thing
autoiit." iamgladthatihsdthrrs
years’ experience oi ministering to my no
eessitiss by working seven houraadsy.that
i might freely give all the rest oi my time
todistinetivdy religious work.
4. “And he reasoned in the synagogue
every Sabinth and persuaded the Jews and
the Greeks" lie donbtles did as at Thea
saioolu and reasoned out oi theScripturu.
opening and alleging that Christ must
needshsre endured and risen again from
the deed. and that this Jesus is the Christ
(chapter xvii. 2. 3). From his conversion
hisonsstory was that JesuslstheChrist.
thoSouoiGoll (chsmulmm—Z'z).
5. “And when Silo: and Timotheus were
come irom Macedonia, Paul was pruned in
the spirit and testified to the Jews that
Jesus is the Christ." The it. V. says that
he was "constrained by the word" This
reminds us 0i Jeremiah. who, when the
wont oi the ion! was mndcarepvmrch unto
him and a derision «lolly. said he would not
speak any more in His name, but the word
oi God was such a tire in his heart that he
was constrained to speak (Jet. xx, 8, Li).
it "And when they opposed themselves
and blasphemcd he shook his rairnent
and said unto them. Your blood be upon
your own heads; ism clean; from hence
forth i will go unto the Gentiles." it was
his custom everywhere to preach the gut
poltotheJew first (Rom. i, iti)sndthento
the Gentile. Compare their conduct at
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andrciusato take heed,his blood is on
himself (Each. usiii. i, 5). Those who
obey not the gospel shall be nnished with
everlasting destruction til i, 8.91
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