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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

THE subocsbef Offers Tor sale his fnF, consisting of
o hundred acres, less, lying about one mile
West Of Rchmond and a rods north OF the National
Road There are on the premises a good, new, frame
dwelling house. and large frame barn, also an ex-
ceent orchard Of frnit, good springs, &C. This farm
the sane sscly owned by Abel Potter and well known
the neiEhbosho0d desirable situation Pcrons wish
ing 10 purchase will please call examine the premises.
JAMES JONES
Aug. Is, 1886. 33-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

r DHE Subscriber Offers for sale his house ano
Dol on Franklin street, few doors north Of Main
There the premises first rate hOssePOwer turning
81 ablishmena in good orler lie proposes selling ms
lathe and tools all tOgs tier.
There steady business for turner at has esaohsn
n~at Inquire Of the subscriber on the prcm.es.
G. TEAS.
Richmond. 6th mo- 9Th. 1886. J2-0
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yMEDHCAk.

Tn. SAMUEL Nixon AND DR. WV. b. SIXTH
having entered into co-partnesship in the practice
of Medicine respectfully offer their services the ct
OF Richmond aud the neighborirg country. They
be found generally at the Office Of Dr.. Nixon II
their respective dwelling houses, except when absent
professional business.
N. B. Those indebted to either of IL :.
firm previously to tins arrangement rcspcctullyr
quested to call aud settle accounts.
January IL, 1896. lH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
Aug. Is, 1886.
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE and LOT, handsomely situated on
Front Street, opposite the Public Square. 1t is a
good stand for public business and delightful for
private residence.
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises.
MOSES r. ADAMS
Richmond. Sept. Z, 1885. 36tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

For Sale.
THAT valuable three story BRICK HOUSE lately
owned BY T. Jones and occulied BY 8. y. Stanton
& CO., opposite the Bank. AIso-Two or three val
uabIe brick budinss Washington Avenue, nosth end
,oftown. The terms of sale will be made reasonable
and accoa.oodating. Apply to
C.. w. STARR
RichDood, Tn NO. 16, 1886. 26tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
WIN. Il. Brady

WIN. Il. Brady,
Saddier, Harness maker. &c. SaoP oPPosie Mr.
Brighsreirs Store.
GRATEFUL for past favours. now wishes I" m
u form the public tina the has on hand and intends
keeping a general assortment OF Saddles. brides,
Harness. Robes Trunks, 5addIebags, Valises. and
Whips: all Of which he will sell at the lowest
prices Tor Cast LINEN, Lincey. Leather and aP-
proved country produce.
Richnoud, Feb. IL, 1896. 6tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

. 1nE Subscriber haviae dscli.sd bus;ues, in.
~. =: Cd essao@sss ti,ai - viii b found a Ii.
-; ~ 9 rsee.vs Va: aeeoasss hey nay BE- o.
~ soo4A HSoass aases6 to thia.
~~,,... ALEXANDER STOKES.
42-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
RICHMOND CHAIR WARE
ROOM.

kUN THE subscribers weuld inform their
~ friends aud the public. that they still con.
ZN II tipue to carry on the CH.aLR-.M4kLVG
business in all its various branches. al
their old stand on Main ST., opposite the National
Hotel; where they have a large and neat sssort
ments ofCane seats, Windsor chairs, Settees large
and small Rocking chairs, &c, all OF which they
warrant equal to any made in the State, and will
DISPOSE Of them on the most reason able terms.
Orders rom a distance thankfully received and
unctually attended to; particular attention paid
to packing. Persons wishing to purchase will hnd
II 10 the,r advantage to give US a call and exam
inc for themselves, az We are determined to sell
low for cash, credit, or country produce.
E. HI. & G. ID. CITIZENS.
January 30, 1896. 4u
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Se0setOas n Ma u: ilfOse.

Stanton - AHUu;i ltOM,
HAVE just received and opening at their store,
opposite the Bank, large and general of
BOOTS, SHOES & BROGANS;
which they offer at wholesale and retail tie most fay
orable TERMS The great variety ther stock aud the
hand them that they able
y every person who may be pleased to call on them
July 1856. 27tf
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INTERESTING NEWS.

INTERESTING NEWS.
THE Subscribers earnestly request all those in
debted 10 them by note book account to make
payment, as money is much wanted and without II
business cannot be transacted.
WILLIAMS & WlGGINS.
Aug 20 1886. 3Sf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

THE qualified voters Of Wayne County are here
BY notified that there will be election held on the
FIRST Monday in November next at the usual places
Of holding elections ia Wayne County, Indiana, un-
der the direction Of the inspectors Of elections in
the several Townships for tie purpose Of electine
nine electors to give the Of the State Of lndi.
ana fsr the Offices Of President and Vice President
Of the United States
Given under my hand and seal this llth day Of
October 1895.
8. ME2lDETH Shr W.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

Free Trade and Mechanics rig hts.
Joo ~: SsCWtn, - CO.
enNHE subscribers having catered isto Co-part-
nership under the firm Of swan, q Co., take
pleasure in Informing the community that they
have erected a commodious Machine Shop, near the
Richmond Foundry, & are ready to give
prompt attention 10 sll orders for Carding and
Spinning Machines, Turning Lathes. or any kind
Of machinery; a. also for turning either in wood
or iron of any description. Having employ ed first
rate wOrkEeD, they with coafdence ian their abil-
ity and dispositions to please their customer in
qualities and Prices) ask patronage from = gen.
erous public.
JOB w. SWAIN,
JONAS GAAR.
ABEL TiIORNBURY
Raeh@oad, .Nsy LIT. 1885. 20v
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
FLAX SEED OIL WANTED.

THE subscribers still continue to pay the
highest cash price for Linseed Oil delivered nj
their store on Main near Front street, Cincin-
nati. PENEMAN q BURDSALL.
Feb. 18th 1886. 6tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

-. OUSCW O8WUrW q SOU19
Nu Boot and Shoe Makers,
RESPECTFULLY .nform the public
that have they opened a shop on Nam
Il street nearly opposite d. d. Sloan's Ho-
- tel, where they will execute work in
the most fashionable and durable man.
ner. Those who will IA vor them with
their custom wall have ample justice done to their
understandings.
Richmond, Oct /, 1896. 30tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

SAMUEL E. lREDELL, recently from the City
~ Of Philadelphia, has locate himselfin the town
ofRichmond, Il opene' q shop ON Main Street two
doors east of the Bank, adjoining A. Siddails
store, where he intends establishing himself BY
doing the most fashionable ell plain work in
a workmaalike manner. He hopes BY An assiduous
attention to his business merit and receive due
proportion patronage from the town and country.
January, 9th 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
00OUCk,N PANACEA.

mOUCk,S RANACEA.
SAID be infaible remedy for Consumpaion and
all diseases Of the liver Those afflicted would do well
to call and examine the certificates and further discrp
tion as it may be found beneficial in where all
o,her remedies have failed.
For sale by IRWIN kEED.
Rchmond Aug. 90, 1896. 33i
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
INFIRMARY.

DIX. SAMUEL PARKER has located himself
at the Natioaal Hotel Of ID. d. Sloan. He con-
tinues his profession usual.
Sept. 10, 1895. 36tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

snond, Offers his professional sersiss
citizens of the town and surrounding c.
From the experience Of Eve years. peaetiOea
state Of Ohio, he 6atters himself that - =
able to give ample satisfaction 70 tAose 80
eni rust semselves to his care. He tneso1
licits share Of the patronage. fosqsal
references may be had to testimooiab l.
possession. He may At all times b hn1e
Sioao's National Hotel, except whso =
. .oual business.
n. He has taken the shop lately scs
DR.. Gri6it0.
Richmond, Get. 8, 1885,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
r1nE! FIRE!. F1R3!!!

HAVING been appointed Agent Of the s'Hart
ford FIRE Insurance Company the subscriber il
nov ready To grant policies Of all persons
who wish property insured against lose damage
by 6re.s
THE company for which he 10 acting u one OF the
wealth aud the county, and they
pledge themselves that those who business with
the company shall he treated in the most liberal
and all losses shall adjusted fairness and prompti-
tude weng provide against the contingency
hoes of their property by this destructive element
requested cali his Office Main street. opposite the
Branch Bank Richmond, Ia, where the terms Of insr
ance will be made known and the policies granted.
by lett (post pa will be promptly and
cheerfuly attended to.
June II 1886. 230
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
HATING BUSINESS.
JOHN ArAeE

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of
~ Richmond and vicinity. that he has common
ced the above business in the shop formerly occup-
led by Caleb Shcaron, where he intends constantly
o keep on hand general assortment Ct FUR and
WOOL itATS-plain aud fashionable, ofthe best
Ina'iiy. Those Who please to favor him 18th their
l'stom may rely on prompt attention TO their Or
ders, aud all eavors gratefully acknowledged.
B. All kinds Of Furs and Lambs Woo
wanted. J.P.
Richmond, May %, 1896. elf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS.

Macy ARTICLES are before the public, a cure for
that ssoss obstinate and t0smenting disease, the
Rhesmaiis@; and frOm close observation We are
- believe, that they have to very great extent
failed to psoLucc that desirable result and may il
soa b attributed 10 the fact, that ARTICLES said to
curo this Troublesome disorder, also recommend
ed Ia cure almost every disease with which our
fail bodies attacked, and in their preparation
thss object - kelA in view, viz: TO have the med-
elmo . cure foe al diseases.
Tia Vegetable Rheumatic Drops are offered to
The public - remedy for Rheumatism; and as no
esss 10 kuown whore perfect cure was not effect
ID, we are justified in declaring il valuable med
icise os that painful disease, and for other 10 il
eco0mended.-Pnce 50 cents.
Certificates Of important cures and bill Of d.
recsioos accompany each bottle. A fresh supply
jsse received and fOs sale by A. SiddalI and w. A.
Liod.sy, Richmond, Jnd., and BY J. G. Jameson &
Co, Pasis, O. CAUTION.-Take notice that the
sossIes ass stamped "vegetsble Rheumatic Dsops,"
ssd Tho wnppew signed 20. 4 8. Crosby 4 Co., -
With nd ink. None osbem arc genuine.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

a LII those indebted to the Undersigned by note
- book account respectfully notified, that
in consequence Of bis having declined business ia
the mercantile line, it becomes absolutely
~ that be should close his business and make set
Elements. 1t is hol ed this notice will be attended
to-
His books and papers will be kept the old stand
east Of the Bank.
JOSEPH w. GILBERT.
Aug. 18th, 1890. 32-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
nm. r. WHITES
VeeekabIc 7Oolh-Achc Drops

The ealy specific ever offered 70 thu sbI:c from
which permanent and radical cure may be OBJ
tanned of that disagrssabDe pain, the Tooth ache
with oil its aateadant evils; such fracturing the
Jaw 10 sxtractisg the Teeth, which often proves
moso painful than the Tooth ache ITSELF and cold
pessisr fion the decayed Teeth to the jaw, thence
10 tAe head. producing rheumatic Affection, with
many other unpleasant effects, such . dissgree-
able breath, bad taste in the mouth, &c; all Of
which are produced from foul or decayed Teeth.
- happy 70 have it in my power to offer to the
world . remedy that will not only remove the pain
Mise tiss out Of tss, il properly applied but pre-
serve the teeth from further decay. and arrest the
Aiooaso in such are decaying and have not COM
aenced achioR. restoring them to health and USE
fnlo0es.
C~tleates II mpostant and bin Of directions
accompany each bottle. fresh supply Of the above
ss iuse seceived and fos sale BY A. SiddaDl and "
4. Lsday, Hichmo0d, Ind J. q. Jameson Co. Paris,
O. odd a. bcsiboes n GssenvilDe, Ohio.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
E.BH~MS FOW S.akE.

TWO valuable FARMS are offered for sale
by the subscriber. lying Ekhorn in jackson township,
Prbele ,nty. Ohio, about miles Richmond aIs'
~ miles from Eaton, and about mics south the Ma
tional Road located, hut should . change he
made BY the way Eaton, the road will run within
mile Of the preanses Of said farms contains
1856 acres, a TAR coschard-uncommooly VEL watered
The other contains abnuts II aud we'll tmbeFed,
about 80 acres cleared, with other improvements.
For terms apply to the subscriber the premiees.
ISAAC X. ELDKIDGE.
April 3Oth. 1896 I7u
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Wanted,

IMMEDIATELY, a numoer Of YOUN !.
MEN who are well acquainted with e'ne
or Power Loom Weaving, 10 whom IL
will be given. Alec . number q CD
from 10 to Is years Of sge. -
Richmond, Oct. 8, 1895. ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

JAMES w. BORDEN,
NOTARY PUBIC AxD CONVEfANCER-
Richmond, Indiana.
Having received the appointment Of Notary
Public, is nov ready take the acknowledge
ments Of deeds Of conveyance, mortgages, &c
He will also draft written instruments in an ac-
curate and neat manner. Once on Main street,
opposite the Branch Bank.
August Sth, 1885. 3l-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

Such as Handbills, Cards, Labels
Pamphlets, Hat TiPs, &c. Acsas
ed at this Office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

SW AUN,S PANACEA.
IRWIN REED has just received q large suppy OF the
above article direct from Swaims Laboratory, PhiIade
phia, warranted genuine.
Aug. 20. 1896. J3(f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

Taken Up by John Rob;oson, IiT.e
east Of Winchester Randolph County.
Esfsay soTel marc mixed With white -
her forehead, snip On her noss, laaee r.
la hands high, supposed 70 b IS ysssS
o" her fore feet; sppraised - twes!y s3
William Mensedy AMI Sylvester hsoa
day Of October A. d. 1855 bel6vs -. . 80
PAULHW. Wz4S7
The above u . true copy 6so ~ Il
Oct. 22d. 1898. safa E Ii
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
REWARD.

II ssolen, Us Sor the mare ard 325 fos the thiei
% ten dollars fos the mare If run avay.
Oct. l9, 1885, 43M>
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05
BRANCH BANK AT RICHloQ

A general meeting Of the stockhs ~
Branch win be held a the Bank - -
(MOnday) on the 9TH Of eleventh 0aafA
ber> for the purp,ee Of eIecsiag -
the said Branch for the ensuing yssG
Paymest Of ihe third a0d - in1o. Il
stock will be made % the 10Th AZ seae0
ELIJAH COFFIN
10th month, lst, 1896. 50
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Strayed or Stolen,

From the subscriber, Joax Srrnn. living pe,s
Camden, Psebse county, Ohio, = bright bay mare,
two years old last spring, very heavy made, and
likely small portion Of white o. oce Of her hin
feet. very straight "a her face, not bs;dIe-wse ~
tame.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-05

which be OFFER Cor sae Reasonable TERMS aud W's6es
the public to call and examine fos themselves
n B. Clocks and watches OF every careful
II ren.;, I'd and 4 warranted year Except woien
cick.) Mathematical and surveying in'trsnents re-
pared. Spectacle glasses fitted to old francs. County
orposntoo seals door and trunk plates
the Or ortest notice.
nATOsd Gold and Silver taken in exchange
kichmond. June l6. 1886. S1u
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06
SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Letters have recently been received OF
as late dale as March 9th. The gov
crnment was becoming settled, order was
prevailing, and the state of things among
the people improving. 4 series ofmectings
was held six days in succession about the
first of February, when the large church at
Honolulu was regularly filled with attentive
and solemn hearers Of the word of God
the number present from day to day being
1000 to 5000. A number of backsliders
gave evidence of genuine repentance, the
members Of the church were revived, 9TH
ers who had remained in doubt respecting
their christian character, became decided
and about forty from this class were, on
the first Sabbath IN March, proposed as
candidates for church fellowship. A con-
siderable number were hopefully CONVEX
ted. The revised edition of the New Tes-
lament, consisting of 10000 copies had
been printed, and the demand for it was
very great. The adult Sabbath-schoo,
superintended by MIR. Chamberlain, en-
braced Il . Il l,2u0 10 1,40O learners.
Hiss. Her.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06

from DR.. Watts version, which the con-
grega,ion stood up and sung. Thus tar
the services were peculiar. Atter this
the reading Of the Scriptures, prayer, and
second psalm, and the sermon, as with us.
The sermon was over an hour long, and
one of the very best have ever heard
And after hearing number of persons IN
England, both from the pulpit and platform
l consider this gentleman one Of the very
best Of their public speakers. Ills dis
course was evangelical, and cXceedmgi!
rcnder-occasionalIy highly poetlca, and
even brilliant. He isaSa!l his countrvmen
are, Jroad man, in person; not very mgh
very full-faced; with high, and rather mar
row forehead; nose not unlike that OF the
historian Gibbon, that is, exceedingly short
and turned up rather: his hair is light and
uncombed: very light, restless, nervous
looking eve, and beautiful set O! teeth,
finish the detail of a countcnance which is
in many particulars, unusual. When seen
near, its expression is both gentlcr and
more intellectual, than when seen in the
pulpit-whch is remarkable, as his man
ner is almost vehement, occasionally, aud
his happicSt style that which is persuasive
and pathetic. lie speaks without notes, or
with very short oncS-as do all his brethren
whom have yc, heard; and as did, have
10 doubt, al! the apostles and rs must do,
all who speak to much purpose.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06
CuOCTAWS,

Extract of letter from Rev. c. J. Carney, Me-
thodist Missionary among the Choctaws, to the
Editors of the Christian Advocate & Journal,
dated RED RIVER, June 9Th, 1886.
Our congregations are respectable
New ones are granted US. AT all of them
we have generally good order, and seri-
BUSINESS has her seat in the countenance OF
the auditors.-Not unlrequently We hear
the mourner imploring for mercy, and the
children of God shouting his praises. Our
accession of members on trial, this quarter
has been about fifty. Our official and lay
members are getting on very we'll. On
the 5th instant we closed three days
meeting. Itproved to be good meeting.
At the quarterly conference peace and har-
mony prevailed. The reports Of the
members Of ,heir several charges were
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06

tlattering, and all seemed determined to
renew their vigor, and do more in the aid
of the GOOD cause. The cry of the mour-
ner and shout of the redeemed were fire.
oucnty heard throughout the meeting and
thirteen were added to the Church all on
trial.
Our Sabbath schools are kept up, and
the number ofscholars increases. We are
very needy Of books. and anxlous'y look
for the books promised US. l trust they
will soon be here. Our Presbyterian
brethren are !audably engaged with these
people. Their translations of the fo"r
Gospels, and extracts frvm different por'
tions ofthe Old Testament, with other use'
full translations. are of great importance to
the Choctaws They, with but one fifth
the Church members we have, count sew
en- married ministers, one male and four
male teachers, while we have out two MIS-
sonary preachers, and one the greater part
of his time engaged in school.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06

FIVE DOLLARS ON QUINEBAUG BANK
Some two years since traveller along
Rock River in Illinois, found his funds
reduced 10 single bill for five dollars, and
that on bank so far east that nobody
would take it. Again and again was il Of
tered in exchange for needed refreshments
but he found the people more ready to give
him what he wanted than take his money.
4, last gentleman at Dixon's ferry re-
membering that though worth little or noth'
ing there, the bill might pass in Albany
enclosed tito the Temperance Office for Re
cordcrs, and having in return more OF these
than he wanted he determined to send a
copy to each of the eighteen tavern keep &c,
ers between Dixon and Chicago. The
result has been that sirteeu of these have
banished intoxicating drinks, and now keep
temperance taverns.-Ismperance Rec0T-
der.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-09-06
A SPIRITUAL. DESERT NEGLECTED.

There NAV De those who "Thc lem.
pie of the Lord" "Thc Temple of the
Lord" who nevertheless, are no, them
selves lively stones i'll that spiritual build
ing. We have sccnsympathy spread over
the moral wastes of half ii continent, while
the whole energy Of it was needed upon
the spiritual desert ofthc owners own heart.
We have seen the whole church the OBJ
iect of apparently the sincerest pity and OF
the gravest rebuke, while that pity would
have been we'll spent in mourning our per-
sonal Deficiencies, and every weapon OF de-
nunciation have found fair mark in sins at
home.
And more. 1t does not require thou
sand,h part the neral energy and seli-de-
NAL to raise, with a multitude, the loud
voice of reproach at the sins of the church
or the nation, that is required to queEcll
onlv one Of the minor evil passions of ones
own heart. We may bodily point our ar
tilerv to the denominations which surround
US, while we have not the moral courage
TO strike one energetic blow at the sinful
principles within us. Far more easily can
VIC rush, with the crowd to the assault Of
other mems sins than bold dly face our own
and patiently 90 forward with the work of
their destruction. There is something
grand and exciting in giving one to anoth-
er the cry of onward, while there is so no
bic a mark as the sins of the church or of
the nation. But ones own individual de-
ficiences ofcharacter, oh, that small game.
Now. disciple of Christ, we strike not
at anv tender concern you may feel in the
general welfare ofthe churchof God. We
care not how broad are your sympalhles.
We rejoice in the depth and strength OF
YOUR emotions of interest in the welfare OF
Zion in her extent. But we do caution
YOU to beware of being drawn, by any
object whatever, even lions welfare, from
the spiritual care and regulation of your
own mind. While YOU mourn over DESC
lations elsewhere, see 10 it that your own
soul is not moral waste. Let not care
Tor the church consume those energies
which the culture of your own heart de-
mands. Zion's present weakness and
! tarnished honor is owing more, than 10 any
other cause, to the neglect Of personal no.
illness. Your zeal for Zion has no good
foundation, indeed is not spiritual reall-
tv, but shadow only, if j, be not based on
we'll kept heart-if it does not originate
in soul trained to communion with God,
and animated with the holy principles OF
the gospel.-Boston Recorder.