The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-03-20 00:00:00

DOROKEETRIE.
Tea emusa-Bstwa teddiestoegwy, which
take the
Waters Circuit at the :ring Gebel u
will begin about Aprils
NOTWMBITLHDDIo the severe weather with which
we have ben favoured of late, • thriving nest of
thrushes was discovered in • hedp at Elecriaptone
a few days ago.
Ingreortoe or nig °nein Purim-The Inspectors
NOME Elan made his customary exanduelon of
the (busty Pelee of lb. Dorchester Division, on
Monday last. There were preen a Amnia
(Chief Constable) and the Deputt;fCrif Omer able,
avant-
Mr. Plummer. On parade were Supt. Gala S
Major Purdy, Sergeants Hitch. Devenisb, Wills,
Mark and shoat 90 constables. The Impactor
expressed complete satisfaction.
Tag action in the County Court last week against •
frisocily society to recover honks due oe account
of the heath of • nenther, which actin, it was decided,
could ot be beard hennas the society WWI not
registered acoording to law, supplies another warning
to workless and others, before joining • benefit society,
to examine carefully into its position and means. The
report of the Prudential Insurers Downy in another
part of this Issas will prove to working men where
leauranoe can be obtaised on the cheapest terms, and
without any bear of miscarriage.
PASTONntH -March is rather late for pantomime,
bet Dorchester audisaces are not ex sutler. Mr. Freak
Williams' pantomime, "Sickbed the Sailor," drew
large audiemess at the Cora Exchange on Mooday
and two following evenings. The piece is well mounted,
and the company Is more than usually strong, on or
two of the lady performers being decidedly superior.
The lady who took the part of Shard possesses • well.
oultrated voice, and the ounner in which she rendered
her soap gained enthusiastic applause. Mr. Frank
Williams, who le always • favourite here, provoked
Infinite amusement by his clever acting. The transfor-
mation scene was eroded by some pleaaing effects.
Ws wish to call the attention of our readers to •
grand evening amateur dramatic entertainment to be
gives by the members of the Dorchester Dicke,
Club, in aid of their f ends, on Tuesday evening.
March the 27th, in the Corn Enchants. The per-
formers are all well-known local amateurs, and we
Dust that their aorta to help fonrerd one of our
most manly national sports will meet with •
hearty napalm An attentive and amusing pro-
gramme has been armored, and we have no doubt
that a really dental entertainment will be provided.
The aorreery Imbue specialty painted for the undo.,
gad the encoded arraagegneate,fielog ander the manage
meat of our weenies Mesas. R henna, of OoraMil,
are sore to give general satisfaction.
Bonne Pouca Isernortox. -On Wednesday
afearnoma Captain W. P. Elites (IL M. Inspector for
the Bankers District), Waren the borough Police
fore at the Town Hall, in the presence of H. Dorden,
Esq. Mayor), dermas Gregory, and Ortecillors
Pope, T. Seentt, and F. L The Inspector
Ininatelylllll.llnea tbs nee olothi and appointments
of time meniddller whir he made • thorough merotion
of the hookeresith !ad offices, and expressed himself
thoroughly mitred with the entire police arrange-
ments, under the Head Contabis Charles Coward.
00121 ITT Ocinte, Tuseday.-(Befor• Mr. &resat
/laded-Atkins& judge.)-The brines at this court
was slain extremely lUbt.--Gilee Symonds (sac-
tioleser). v. George Andrews.-A judgment femme@
for Wanes of wooer £4 95.-Defendant woe ordered
to pay In • month. -Baum v. Andrews was another
judgment gammon, and an order for 14 days woe
made, inot to imbue if money is paid in • month.-
Mr. Jeffery, gunsmith, applied for • judgment
sumenous out of the district against Veterinary
Surgeon Hanley, R.H.A., which wee granted.-
The only case of any interest was an interpleader.
Zilwood Idilleidge and Sidney 8. billings ( Wey-
mouth), y. Michael Hall, Ohesilbores -Mr. William BOROUGH PETTY BEBB/0118.
Fathers Coles (Croydon), for whom Mr. Weston TOINIDAy.
appeared claimed goods belonging to the defendant, „e
char). B. avian.,
which had been mixed by the Court bailiff under ~,___''"°_ta,",.riehr_umes •Pm su
execnies, under the will of Mrs. Hairs (ether, he "'to •h° It°bems g.q.
being trustee.-Mr. Honed who append for the 1101001, ATTEND/MT OAHU.
plaintiffs, raid • preliminary objeWee
of h,h the office William Pavel, who did not appear, was summoned
imhilletent Pertirmihre. bad been to for not sending his children to miler. -Mr. Pickard,
for particular, and oouldssacertain nothiag, but that sabo' attendance officer, proved the case, stating that
the whole of the things *ere seized. He could not the child had made only 24 attendances out of •
move one way or the other till be had particalare- le 39.-Mr. Pally Hooper said the defendants
His Honour wish-d to adjourn the case, lent it Dun- had been repeatedly before them d asked for the
spired the bailiff is still in poserio °n, and an adjourn- penalty to he iogiotod._-iyio:
went would entail additional expense. It appeared Lodi • bra similar offs nott - Defendant's wife appeared
the goods seized would only realize £2O on sale. where- and said that her husband was not of work for four
as the amount claimed wss £3B money lout. The months, and she w obliged to keep the child home.
difficulty was get over by Mr. West la proffering his The reason her husband did not mr e. was because
cheque for £2O, and the bailiff will therefore give up he bad a Btu. ism, that wowohligil_yiood
possession-The cue therefore steeds adjourned. the case of George Hoddinott ths child had only
I sOItPuIDIST °Rosa OF ODDFILLOten. " BUD OF attended 15 out of • possible 48. -Fined 24. 6L-
Horn" LODOZ. -The report of this I Age for 1882 has Samuel Horsubset for • like offence bad been sum-
just been lend. The offioers have much pleasure monied no lees than nine times previously, and had
In recordieg • «matures of snores, comparing been fined altogether 33,,winsa or the tonal
favourably with past year. During the past twelve altereativs-George Hibbert), wife appeared to
months • heavier per centre of sickness than lead answer a similar summons, and said is deleece that
has occurred, the amount payable for sick benefits the child bad been ill, suffering from ringworm. This
being gBO7 4s. Id.. se against E2ll Bs. 61. in the year 9.0m9 to have been an old Gnome, and dofoadaot was
1881 ; also they regr t at the lodge he sustained by fined 5..---Georg. Miners' child had only attended
death the logs of four member. In ep.ts of this, how- 17 out of 48. Mr. P. Hooper said that defendant had
ever, they have every 03Dfide1109 in stating that the been fined several times for not mewling his child to
financial condition of the lodge still continues to be echoed, the last occasion being only • meth ago.-
substantial and efficient. A large sum of money be. Fined fe.- Howell was summoned for • like offence.
accumulated in the trustee's hands, and which will be pichford said the child had not been to school
judiciously inn ted as 9003 aa • favourable opportonity for the last two or three mouths.-Fined sm.
occurs. With the view of furthering the snows of
the lodge, they incite the interest of all members to EXTR &OR DINARY CHARGE AGAINST A
tue their best endeavours to Induce others to join, as POLICEMAN.
on this depends much of the prosperity of all Frieodir P.C. Charles English, of the Weymouth Borough
Societies. The following is • statement of the coed - Constabulary, was summoned by Login Hunt, of
lion of the funds of the lodge :-Invested debenture Weymouth, to show care, he.
bonds with the Dorchester TOI/9 Council, £1,700; on Mr. G. B. Walston appeared for plaintiff, and
at 6 per cent, £400; on mortgage at 4 per Mr. Jolliffe. of Crewkerne, for defendant.
cliZtt.rrl7s ; uninvested balsam in the Wilts and Look, Hoot said that aho w a widow, her
Dorset Bank for accommodation pending suitable husband died in Septembw, 18807 She first met
mortgage, £BBB 16e. lid.; balance Distress Fund. English about the middle part' of April, 1882. It was
EllB 19s. Id. ; balance Management Fund. 13:3 la at- ; on • Saturday night, shortly after eleven; she met
cub owing to other lodges, £3 10a.; lodge property, him between the Bridge and Chspelhayens. He
OD; total, 1:0,437 761. 91, Members subscribing January asked her where she was going, and she told him hens
let. 1882, 890; admitted during the year, 26-416; Ile told her not to bolt the door, and he would coin.
died 4' left by clearance, 3; left by nosorment 18- up in about • quarter of an hour. She t home
25, on the books December 31st, 1882, 391. and went to bed. In the same room WWII sleeping her
Plummer Mentos:on CHAP/U. -Special services owe children, and a little rid named Wallis. Some
In aid of the funds of this place of worship, which is time afterwards English came opsteirs with • lanterns
burdened with • heavy debt on the building account, the light frightened her little girl, and made her cry.
were held on Sunday last when excellent sermons She got op, and weal downstairs with English, and
were preached by the Rev. H. PortnalL in the then the intimacy took place. He rayed rout an
afternoon • service of song "The Gospel Trims- hour, and thee went away, saying he had to go and
phut," was rendered by the choir the connective meet the memento° the bethp,and said be would nen
readings being taken by Mr. Portnall. Mrs. Davis back afterwards, which he did. He stayed until
presided at the harmonium. On Monday evening • nearly morning. Some time after this re had •
public tea was held, when there was • fair atteradasas quarrel with • woman nerd Blank, who called her
Afterwards • public meeting was held In the chapel, certain names in • public' street, sad soon after
over by Mr. Henry Mills, supported by the English came to her and told her the " Governor"
presided er
H. Porn!' (rapider) and the Roy. J. Pickles wanted to see her. and be (Mulish) wanted to know
(onperiatendent). There was • moderate attendance. what she had been emodalising his character for. His
The meeting having commenced with ringing and daughter had heard of it. TIN baby was born in the
prayer, the chairman referred to the object of the Onion, ou the 3rd of January.
meting, which be said was to aid the funds of the Cross-examined by Mr. Joiliffe r, She had sleeping is
chapel, and to wipe away the debt whirl, hung like • her house the night in question four childreo, the three
010 Di over that place of worship. The Rev. H. children were her husband's. Twenty years ago she
Portnall then addressed the utesheg, and spoke • few had • rill not her husband's,
kindly words of sympathy to the chairman, who had Mr. Weisloed, interpodeg, told witness she need
just undergone a sad berearemeat, and rotated him not Newer these question if she did not like.
to the Sayler for consolation. From the report of Croseexaminatfon continued: Sherecollected having
the pet ear. which the rev. geotlemse preeeeted, it &cameramen with Mrs. Ruth Flagg before she went to
the from* of 1882 was as follows r-Balance the Union, but she did not say she should swear to the
In the treasurer's beads at January. 1882, 11.. 101. ; defendant because be could afford to pay for it. She
seat rents for the year, gll 17.. 61.; anniversary knew • pen= named James Raal ; she used to
collections, £1 14.. Oft& ; special appeals, £45 04. ; walk with hina,he had visited her several tiara In Sept,
tea meetings, £3 lls. ; lighting collecitioe, 8.. 41., 1881, she went to live at the New Inn. Weymouth,
making • total become for the year of £ll3 2a. 3d. during the time she lived there Randall cams and
Expenses for the year :-Ifor Interest, £32 10t. ; light- visited her several times. A person named Richard
lag, £l5 10e. 3d.; repairs, g 8 9a. dd. ; lecidental Talbot also name to see her. When she went to the
expenses. £1314.. 9d. ; insurance, 10s. making • total New lon Mrs. Sharp did tell ber she was not to have
of £4B 14s. 5.1., leaving • Wane In hood of any visitors. She might hire told Ifre Shalt Benda
£l4 7a 101. (A.pplausa) He thought they would was her man. One morning Richard Talbot cams up
say they had dose vary well for the hat year. and if to her room, but the door was not locked. Stead have
they onpr west On ti's principle of the good Cornish notes to leave in consequence of that.
motto, One and an," they would very eon be able Re-examined by Mr. Million : She was at on
to clear off the debt If they only stuck to It, and all time engaged to be married to Randall. She would
pulled together-pulled one way, and that way the swear positively that English was the father of her
right way-the £5OO on that pia°, of worship would child.
very tom be swept off. (Applause.) The Chairman, Dr. Simpson proved birth of child at the Oakes on
who took great comfort from their satisfactory report, the 3rd of June.
thanked Mr. Porto:di for his kind words of sympathy. Mimi Hunt, • little girl not nine was felled, but
Religions addresses were afterwards delivered by the Beech were OnallillooM in not allowing the chid
Rev. J. Pickles, Mr. Danielle, Mx. 11. Hoot and Mr. to be sworn.
Davie. P.O. Chas. English, of the Weymouth Police, stated
Tim Enure Mmema.-The claims of this admit.. he bad been • °outside 27 years, and had known Mrs.
able missies were advocated on Tuesday evening at Hunt some time. He completely denied the star-
tle Alludes Hall. There was not a large attendance, irate made by Mrs. Hunt. He declared it was all
the chair being occupied by the Roy. O. F. Po false.
Mrs Fora Wooded I. deputation. A Mary Ann Wallis stated she knew Louisa Hunt;
tranntylag been snag, net prayer °aired, the she also blew the pollosmaa. She recollected having
made • few opening remarth, is the course some conversation with English, with reference to this
of which he characterised the Zemin& Maslen as the child. English asked her if she had sue any men go
handmaid of the Church Missionary Society. It in and out of Mrs. Hunt's bense, and she relied she
worked in op-operation with the society, and was • had era John Baton and lit. Randall go into the
very groat help to it. They all knew the vast bona She risked hire if be was the father of the
Importance of women's Joanna ; if they had women child, but be did not answer her.
won to the right side, the wee Invariably, in due Without hearing Mr. Jollities defence Mr. Robert-
time, were led by them to hold the same views. And son said the Bench were of opinion that 'there was so
when they looked non the vast empire of India, corroborative evidence to turret them making as
with its countless number of women, they felt if they or ler. The ewe would be dismissed.
°maid only win emu of them to know and love the The decision wee received with met applanse by
Saviour, their influence would indeed be great amongst those present, the court beingcrowded.
the children who were under their instruction. What InTUDIFIT 101212aT F2Oll • 51111 F.
made them feel there was a special mil to the Hindoo
and hfahowtotoo tam,s was the fad that they were At the Borough Petty &WOOS On TDSlday, before
In • state of great ignorance and degradation. In the borough at'llmtratee. Henri Darts was charged lu
England it was advantage in moo, ways to be rich, custody with stealing • gold watch, • silver watch, an
but the richer the Hiodoo worsen ars the more they overcoat, and varioue other articles of the Yalu of £9O
„,„,,, wdodod and shut away among.' themselves, from the barque, Gartmoro, lying in Weymouth
The poor women had We advantage over their richer Barbour.
elatere-that the ware obliged to work, and in the George John Dowling, muter of the barn
on s, Gait-
course of their duties went out to draw water morn, lying in Harbour, said he went to his cabin on
and other things, so wore able to sae aomothlog Saturday night, when the articles were buog up, when
of the outside world; but the rich illudoo lady sew he awoke they were goes Tbe gold watch (produced)
webby, but her maut._tho pat of this how. In be gave £lO for • year or two age. His ship would be
which the lived. The more ODS kW" ef the condition ready to sail the latter end of the week, and be should
of the Indies worsen, the more one felt, for the sake like the °ma to be settled at "1".
of humenity, if for rain( else, the need of doing P.C. Carter stated on Sunday night be was sent for
what they weld to rates them up to something higher to go to Langton ;
_he tined the Prisoner to &Moat,
and better. When they thought of the asthma; and apprehended him at Bridiaort Harbour. He ached
which their souls were in the cell WM* to them as where he cams from, and be said Falmouth.
Cludetians-the call of their blessed &Moor Go ye prisoner where
him sad found on him the overcoat, two
Into all the world sad rear the Gospel to every watches, and other articles Defendant said he took
creators" The moat be lard indeed if they did not them With"' said that be marched "et,' del
hear the cell. and desire to teach the women of India house, onetreard station, and hayrick, and walked
the way of salvation. If they were to he taught at the way to Wernontla
A they must be taught by ladies This society seat Mr. Roberts= said it was very creditable to Ceder
lieur to go into the woolen's part of the Riede° I and to Weymouth police force for Its efficiency.
intlemen's houses, and to the poor people in the Sur Vickery said that no lees than three ships
villages, and teach them the bleed truths of the were broken into OD Saturday-
And besides that there were many teachers Mr. Robertson said it was • veer bad case; Jr it had
2nVed by the society he schools' there were schools not ben that the captain warn $4 sail, be would
in mamma when ladies' children, who would not have been committed for trial. He would go to prism
be allowed to go out, were tangle in their own houses for ell months.
Another importer part of the work was by mesas of
Bible woman. It was • work that noosarril, did not THE MISSION
ag cam bring forth great fruit, sad the effect of the '
tzd woe* =led not be seen in tile resent gsnera. Hare been greatly blared, and we may hope foe still
In the next geoteretlas be belisveti they further resale as the outcome of this week of labour,
see the good results of the work which was On Sonia) monde' St. ilaryie Church was crowded.
DOW SO ready carried ela by the mission-Mos. Mr. Althea preached as impressive semen fr
as om
For; n, who h laboured La the north Acts 1, 43, ia the course of whir he said they knew
of India with •darltudsbead, then delivered an addres., there were many in the present day who came to
me lady is evidently • German and she 'peaks church with a business-like air, or an air of pleasure'
English with such • decidedly Ter'etook anent that walk down the aisle will an unconcerned look,
she was understood with great difficulty. She was, treated the service as if It was • duty which must be
listened to with great att4109900, sad hag submitted to. If they were magical they would join
account of the work showed most gratifying results, In the singing,
.but during the rest of the WOOS they
The adders was illustrated by • number of coloured to Mr Into quiet Meteor, trial no notice 21.12
prime% and speatheas of soave woes,.', work were eJIY Portico of that in whir they won.
also adriblied. wawa the tassolow west Into Os pal.. day q

11111111017TIL I composed themselves for a half-hour's sem, oe U the
Teo Rio= Holt. IVA Zano BiLthrenoltho has they have pigsty of worldly thoughts with width to
p weaseled to boomspatio. of the Weymouth engage the& attention, &Da there tin natter ends.
h word
Hoetioultural &meth far 188 S. Tim sof te preacher don't allot their mimic
Peenthrerloo —On Friday, the 9th the much Inn their beside, and many of this worshippers
scholarsat Me Wernouth and Holcombe Regis Day who miter ta• house of oid went home after the
School promoted the master, Mr. W. Mordannt wievioes ea little niftwibed spiritually am he would
Thisilton, with • handsome Polyglot Bible. have does bed he visited a play boons. He did not
Vous° Woman's Cnnumen Ageommoolt. —On think be lasi drawn the picture fairly, be only wished
, Friday evening Miss Parke &Bowed • most Wenn he bed: be had only painted out the ordinary lona of
' leg and highly Instructive address to the members of religious conduct of those who *Wear o Ga
this association and their friends in tbe room in St. world as Christian men and "wawa And to
Marrelreet, wises every es 4 was toed, mire all those the character of the man Cornelius was • very
Maryath Mien Milledge, ether ladles who-'e be eonsiderable contrast. He hum hie own unworthiseee,
interest In this emaciation, wove prawn*. and More than that, he desired to know soursof God,
Tim Weems Ai' Sr 1 I WIT% Cliews.—lt may not and cama and mrwe completely surrownawd Mama° to
be generally heown that the Re. William Hey Divine will. Could they deoribe themselves ea devout
McDowell Heater Aitken wee born In lea H-e
We'"? Wee there enlibled whets'st Ia ib•lr
lives
matriculates' at Wadhans came, oxford, In nog that would bear such an interpr,tationf And if sot
he took his college dorm ha igog ; hie first curacy ar" could they expect to occupy • plane topter with this
at St. Jude's Clotted', Madam, Park, London; fa Men whoa privileges were fat leas than tbela own?
18/1 be was appointed to the ehe.gest °Meg Church,• He feared God with all hie home; he was, therefore,
Bretton, but this living be resigned In 1875, sad hie a mike of household religion. How many rich people
since conducted many important mOsions. were th ire who strove to meth their households
Conti= or Eitataino Tmergsthoe Soother.— *440000 How malty rich people Orem were who
Sermons on behalf of the Salisbury Branch of the treated their servants se doge, tether than brothers and
Church of England Temperance Society, IMO sister, in Christ How many were there in Weymouth
method on Suede), at Holy Trinity Church, by the I —ladies who employed nervana—mtbo endeavoured to
Rev. J. D. Addison, vicar, and the Rev. W. Sterile biomes the epitituel condition of those whom they
fibuWeworth, bath of whoinspoks in forcible language ! employedTeel who were vnieemeem of aralaaik
against the sin of druakessese which has prod.:toed so whet bad they done to improve the moral and spiritual
womb sorrow and misery In the hooka at Wayra.,sab, condition of tbou german, who were working for them
and which interferes go grew
broths of the Gospel. , wish the spread of the and who had wine to look upon them as "mothers In
Israel?" Hid they exerted any lollowoo of Christian
fintrrtio. Aquila, painter. jarray. 10Vi ever those with whom they had bees connected?
genital; Groat Western, Rioropied, ()herb.", How many familas were the,i who were known as
general ; Triumph, Riobesood, liontooes, potatoes ; Christian families. and yet is the household then
Vulture, Pears, Cherbourg, general; Lady Note, was aot even an ot.twerd recloition id God? How
Robots, Cameroon, coal; time, Stubble*, Poet.' man, fernlike Were thole in Wrelowenh la which the
mouth 0 ivernment aorta. Grebe family altar of morning and evening prayer had not
Blampied, Cherbourg, poem' ; Vulture, been greeted 1 If they bad visited enieline' bows
pears, übarboarr. symical • moo painter, they would have found that hew.. not only &religious
bouts, general; Lady Kate, liaisons, melte, man, but that his family were also religious; that be
iksegoau e Hamelay Tama —George Ballad. and his has., we e, in fact, very ~amt. Next they
as oil man of three-snare yeero. was °begged ot the read of him that he was a man that oath much alms
Police-wart on Monday liedore Mr. Hopkins imd to rbe PdoPle—ile was • man of much Shemin/. So
Mr. Robenk_with Mewing ia • railway track,— moth so that it wee noticed by his neighbours. He
Whilst P.C. Heneford was on the Quay attires o'clock was not °one," with p ayung the easiemall tithes
on Holiday morn*, he Mead psisunsr covered le He was &held there were not a few who were cow
a midway truck anew. As be wbe had so sQue eidored very good Christiana iodised, of witena
011I•Se of subdatowelis took Ma Isto cud dy..—Sept. this amid not be said. 11 thihwage to
Vickery stated Mr. Wade ma allowed the pentium WeWrWre (beaming by tie side of the who
to reolsie is his boat fir some weeks, but he was ao I fir! Stiles, of all I Pomese" which meant he
filthy he wee obliged to tam Ma oth.—Prieweet was e Is. to the St beer Weer Were there in oarloalea
mot to prison for wow days. 'Mad who weld say that they did that. If that
A DRUMM MARIN& —rie the Police-wart on had been all Cornelius had done an patios would have
Monday, before Mr. Hooklike and Kr. Boom, j„ba been taken of his conduit, as there were 50 others
Lowe, • marine, of H. S. Harouba, was obereed living around him who were doing the maw thing.
with being drank and riotoue—On Saturday afalif, Bat he not only paid 2e. in the 1, be must have done
about aloe o'clock, prisoner was In the Railway twee for WM people 10 theta of his me giving "much
Hotel, Coateseraial-rood, Is • drunken stets He elms" We 'mod then that our rolidioe _did not mom
very moth excited, and broke whate.er cups LI up to Me Pharisee, and yet they were tow In God's
tow come within his reach, for widen, however, he w that" except your righteousness shall mooed the
to pay. The Landlady ordered bho to righteouenem of the Scribes and Pharisees, ye shall in
Magoon or tbe villa, when, on P.C. Morrie no erns *Mar Into the Kingdom of Mares-. So on
arri , the men left. The oonstabis told him if be t iis ground they could not compare their godliness to
Cr• • di•••rb•••• again he should telt. hho in' that of 0 'reeling. But there was smooth* elm said
custody. Soso alter the primmer was out of the about this Went "Hi Prayed to Gad aloe)." lathy
house be returned to it again, and began beano' and Pe°Ple "'dal would .av "Well I se/ ray Payees
kicking the door, and otberwiee behaving In a violent always;" so they might, and some of them, it must
manner. On the constable got towards him for be mmarhsel, were wonderfully short Peelers. fisele-
the purpose of taking him In eietoap, the wee jumps,' times their prayers were got through with • consider-
into the Backwater, and the maim.nce at a an.,..acia able amount of velocity. Their time of devotion was
had to be bad Wow the poneekowt Amid gag iiia7-aaa. very short and connoted s.f a few sentences of •
—Primmer aow said he was very sorry noised for brwe Of Prayer. And whet they had been teiceled
what he had done, but it was all through the drisb. It was wondered enough to carry them through
and, if the metristrates would give him we more the Mlle sad temptations of the day. The
Wawa, he would brooms • teetotaller and sign the slwahaa went ca as wad kagib
dealing
pledge.—The (Mainsail told him that was • very good with this Madera referring to the vision of Cornelius
moolution to make, and, yieldingiotimiMeleseutmesien and the sending of his servant to Joppa for Pet r, the
fined him Si. lantoad of sending Olin to gaoL visit of the letter. and the preaching by him of the
way to be saved to Cornelius an Ibis house He should
like to preach to a congregation like that assembled
in the house of Cornelius; and he would with
oleos:re walk barefooted from John o' Groats to the
-irre End in order to do en, end the mew was
that every individual man in the company were
waiting to bear words whereby they might be saved.
How matey were there la that church waiting to be
saved? They must be saved precisely by the same
means as that taken by Cornelius. The same mew
age had been handed down from the smiled periods
right on through all ages outfit they were sounded
by the clarion 'eke of John the Baptist, asd all
he could do was to point them to it. The words
were " erboeoever"—they we.ii all included In that
wonderful " witosoever"—" nalieveth In Him shall
be saved." Were they coming receive it the,
day or were (boy going to take home that burden
of sin looting It all tbrongh the day, keeping It
with thc.n daring the night, and going to their
work with it during the next week, or were they
going to bring it and lay It on Jesus and be relieved
from it. . _