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THE TOBACCO PLAsT " is a new weekly, to hail
from Troy, prospected by Mr. john c. Woodruff jour
neyman cigarmaker and to be published in the interest
of his feuowworkmen, who lately held State Convention
and fixed q scale Of prices considerably lower than the
rates paid in of cities but higher than are pad
IN Others The employers Of Troy and Rochester refused
TO paw ths scale and their workmen consequently on
.i-ike. Mr. Woodruff is earnest and energetic Re
former on about every point except the of Tobacco
and not fanatcally wrong that. We think his ello~
crasuen ought all TO take his pape promptly, and pay
the 90 for year in advance.
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STRANGE PRoCrEDISGs.-We End in our Chau'auqae
County exchanges somewha, novel case, when l. con-
tained in statement Of Mr. Albert II. Camp an Old cI'
zen and wel-known merchant residing at ForetVHe IN
that County. II appears that on the 9Th OF OCTOBER soi
Mr. Camp received letter from this City cOuched in the
folloyjn words:
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TIE ONLY EEFFECruAL ARTICLES - COSTAR
RAT CocNRo,cH ENrERN>,Tos. snd Cosrass PESsM N
rr PowprR for B-dhre- Moths Fess, Sc lhe Powder IN
cents rsck.ee aud Cosrss FLY P,PrH wholesale aud Re
tail Dep0t No. AS Broadway. New York
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Advert tuthal
ClAREMoNr AND SHERw oOD.-DOn'i fail TO read

,b Svetnerf in our 10 regard 60 he sale 81 the wis
IN bi ror location and don't forget that onnions-s Leave
the Jersey CIV Frrv several times every day convey psFs,
,b q, ~. rr-rnses free OF charge The SAFE WIN
t,I psce on Monday Tuesday aud Wednesday, the h wa si
9is rst This property eay access ana abou me same 1
farce f-or Wall - a Uuion square
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LOOSE PAPERS: Or FACTS GATHERED DUsiVG EfrHr Years
EEstDANCE IRELAND. SCOTLAND EAeLsND FRANCE AND
GEEMANY by AsasATH NICHOLSON Ner-i OH: limo, pp
81 Published o. m AntiSagery OHee, No is Beeknsn-s
Mrs. Nicholson Is widely known clear-sghed OBJ
server and throughy Independent commentator what
she obse ed durirg her org scourn in Europe. Other
rGvd TO court, and lords, and castles and write t.
asonsh their countymcn with the names of the dstn-
euishcd acquaintances they made in the Old World bn
Mrs n tells that many If not most OF her tours were
made on foot and alone and her intercourse almost
entirely with the humble in position If moi with the absolute
poor No one else has well described the great Irish
famine; other American has given graphic, 50
truthful nor favorable OF the Irish peasaniry
in their native cabins. The boo, before i'll the
ven but rayerses a wider field, being confessedy made
w Of fragments and reninsceBces OF travel in the five
countries named in tie tile. They faithful. honest
tran scripts of personal experience AMI observation, and
viii richly reward pcrusal.
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DTkTH ny DFowNtSG-Coroner Nhheul yes",ust
McOuade sd yesr age whp was aror 1ed on
while rlayss pier Hoboken Ferry some PaY
were sr;-h but they much sn'ena Mn"
thew saw h that they neglected s'inS ~ sa'
All hc pcriacG. \ csdist. Accidental dcsth-
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DEATHS FROM CBoLERA.-Inques's were yesterday
held by Coroner ODonne, at No Ok o"e',y '' ~
the bodies Of John H. s Shrei ana 0arOne o'e' wv.
German. The former % wears and the latter % years Of
age whose deaths wero caused BY cholera The deceased
Law in the same room which was cellar without flooring.
and covered with filth. A stable, in which were te"
horses, in the rear Of the premises, and the od0r
arising from this and the cellar together was suicen Oh
itself 10 generate disease. When the deceased wore nrss
taken SICK, DR. Lodge called TO attend them ana
applied the usual remedies but without, He gave
il a. his opinion that death caused by Asstc Choers.
and tie jury rendered verde, 10 that effect The de
ceased were immigrants and had been but short no in
the country.
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YHNG MEN, before engaging in a life pursuit, would
do we'll examination by which ny
occupation they nay De or
dsed and IN may best succeed Examinations dsiJ
by the brothers FOWLER. az No 5.a Broadway.
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disclosed md corrected /, e issued by ibe American
Bible Union-,u Association formed for tie purpose b!
nuuhef Of leading member Of Tho Hllist dfncuins-
ton No name j. attached 70 the trlnslao1 bui ma %
W. II. Wycc appear Correspou ling Secretary Of
the Union Tho common English vc-son has been taken
the basis # the verscn and the Greek te2i that o.
Bacster & Som octave edition Of l-Sl. In regard 10
torous rcadngs the tovt applied or their determination
j. lie neral concurrence of the critical editor ioE the
Last hundred yoars The translator has aimed 70 furnish
a. close a representation Of the original even IN iis
roinuter forms and constructions the genius OF
our language will allow note attached to every de-
Walton from the version. stating the grounds OF
the change.
la his endoavoT 10 attain nice verbal eyactnoss We
think the translator has often sacrificed the idiomatic
freshness and force which make the received transition
such noble specimen OF he yernaculAr. HIS language
NAV b. literally viewed rigid renterin'of the
original phraseology but lacking the cordial heme-ke
nsturaness Of expression to which have becn sccus-
toned in King James, Bible it fails Of the highest po-
etical religious or intellectual effect. The spirit has
been killed by the letter Scarcely any verbal nicely can
compensate for the absence of TIE venerable and touch
ing uordsin which the old transators have embodied the
real sense of the original though they may not IN every
case have completely reproduced all the lights and shades
of IL significance As an illustration Of our remarks We
viii quote ono two passages:
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Rose Exhibition of the Brooklyn horticultural
Society will remain open during this day.
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81 p N"H 80
9. Bu. Of tAis one thing be ve .
beloved. not ignorant. that one
d. =, with the Lord asa thousand
.ears. and D thousand Yeas a one
day.
.. The Lord il not tsrdy con
G ming d. Tromise. a. scals &c
court tll..ne-s, bit Is io1E suffer
i1s towards us. not willing ;hat
any should perish. but -ha, all
sholid come 20 reVe-fsncr.
70. But the dsy OF tn Lord will
cone o. a thief IN the night; in
which the heavens shall pass
away with q rushing noise. but
The elements shall b. difso.ved
with fcrgent hest. sni the earth
.hnd the WORKS therein shl.i be
buried up.
Il. Since then al these things
ore dia4 diving, what .nlurer OF
yefs0na ou-ht So 70 b. u ~ holy
behavior aud dimes.
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THE IA, devoted TO the elevation of Woman y
by Mrs.. PAuLIsA WRIGHT DAVIS is one OF the neates
monihles We receive and winning IN spirit as IN garb
We wish those who think, affect TO think the female
advocates Of Womans Rights garrulous noisy uneasy
boserous set would read few numbers Of The Una and
be shamed out Of their prejudice octaton of preju
dice 1t richly worth reading spar; from It's speciality
and costs but dollar year. Providence, Il. H.
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WENsLEY; \ STORY WITHOUT MosiL i-mo. pp ~. b''-
Tcknor Fields
Readers familiar with Harvard College and country par
sonages in Massachusetts, will recognize the essential
fidelity OF this narrative beneath the quaint costume IN
which disguised. The construction OF the story OF
the simplest character but It's N humor rs rapid and a
parenty almost unconscious touches o; satire and the
aten. power which the writer holds IN reserve berays al
experienced a. well as genial pen. II Is nos adapted to
rush into sudden favor with the million, bu' numerous
class of readers will relish it, tranquil scenes ard r'us
deneations of character.
poyFCorE; Or TIT HEAKr TIE H0MEstr'p BY h9 A.
nor o. c.p ShesL" i2no PIP. III. Bostous Jevcr 60
~-York. She don. Laraport Blake
The charm of this volume consists in the simple natural
ness with which describes the scenes OF common every
day life. 1t hardly aspires to the dignity OF regular plot
but employs the narrative rather for the Introduction OF
series Of sketches which derive their interest from their
horney truGhulne-s than from their artificial con-
nection Such succession Of faithful pctures-otten
With the attraction Of psho besdecsonot but be read
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Do~rrrl's ACTING MONKEYS. &C.

"A
i In town ud see this famous exhibition We have never hsd
spyhnr OF the sird probably will not again
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inst large lot Vslenc-nnes sud Mechn Eds'ns' sod
aces on consignment which will be offered ut great shnoe
they mus BE- disposed Of within thirty days
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Gas Gas GA

GAS Gas! GAS CHANDELIERS and GAS FIX
rRys ~ modern and antique designs viii be found the greet
rua dsptt OF ARcREa WARSER Co. No S7b Broad
WAY. The larses stocs in Amedcs
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UILLIAMSBUR GH ITEMS.

Roam or HrAtrn-The Board Of Health have adopt.
ed rule requiring physicians this city TO report 10 the Board
a. The Nyor all their charge abodng under pesen-
M cotageou. diseases within - hours aer they as
certain or suspect the nature Of the disease.
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NANNETTE AND HER LOVERS.
ID. 3l1 Rikcr. ThOIne a Go.

NsNNETTE AND HER Low Frs. BY TALBOT DNfNSE l-ino
ID. jl& RikeT, IhoTne Co
The authorship Of this novel, and several other which
hay heretofore been Issued By the London press under the
pscudonyme OF Talbot Gwynne, is ascribed to en- English
lady whose name we believe, has not been made public
The delicate beauty of the STYLE with certain fneness Of
sentiment indicates feminine pen, while the truthful per-
ception OF character and OF description which MARI
the volume would do discredt 70 writer OF either SEX
The i laid in Normandy and presents several nau-
raj and touching pictures OF rural life in the agricultural
districts of France Like tis other productions of thu
writer the present volume has prevailing quciness of
tone which may diminish lis popularity with readers in
search Of the intense and horrible but in point Of genuine
merit II far superior most OF the reprints Of English
novels
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AnnTsT T0n HrRGLARI.-llls. or a Eerulln but1N
n, '.rr a. fas Osnre yss.eiAy arrested by Oheer fk
i5 ~ The Si,h Ward charged With breaking into he eoains
- ~ Wr u Gnii-k No Fas broadway sad stealing the-
from ro,rrs value q 51 portion Of he property vs.
,rS I, h. committed 60 prison. BY lus'ce
Osborre ,or tr,. n default Thousand dolss bail
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: now a, large and again praotcins her wre.ehed vocs-
80, Tt. .hoald be inquired into Ho" are the Police "
N tho City Of suOh nuanoe' the Law Is cot at defiance
,y the authorities
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MEMOIRS OF BUTLER WILLNlABTH ". D. BY vs.. H.
FsrL l2mo.. Pr. pc Boston, Crosby. Nichols Co. Nrw
YOIk: FOwiess AId Well,
The subject OF this memoir was an estimable medical
practitioner Of unobtusye worth and endcared 10 nu
merous circle Of friends by the virtues OF his private char
actcr and his interest in the leading questions Of social
reform. For some time he a member Of the HOpedaie
Community engaging with assduous zeal in the accom-
plishment OF the purposes TO which the Practical
Christians of that Institution are devoted. AZ sube
qucnt period he took up the practice OF Hydropathy
which he continued until the Of the casualty by
which he lost his life having been OF me victims Of
the disastrous railroad catastrophe OF Norwalk Bridge in
May, 1883 The memoir which he's been prepared with
excellent judgment, gives many interesting incidents,
illustrative of the career OF selfeduca;ed man. aud some
gratifying notices. pf the origin and progress Of the Hope
dale Christian Fraternity
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ACoIDESr.-Wo Wednesday afternoon, a laborer named
William while engaged digging cellar IN North nh st..
had Bis broken h the ang him Of quantity Of earth
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W-JERSEY ITEMS.

SCHOOL HOUSE IN FOURTH WARD.-rhe Special
Committee appointed Board Education aid selecting
for Public School building in the Fourth Ward Of jersey
Civ conf, with the Common Council Committee Public
Gr6uUd Buildings aud been determined purchase four
n.tery Eest between sonh Fifth aud South
; kth.sts. tor that pnIp0se
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or PETER. CHAT. 7.
Dbl r.-.s1-


s. FoIasnuch a. hi divine row
e. ha;h gwen EutO ~ Al tAir p
that pertain unto life and zod'i-
less. through the knowlrdge Of
him who called Us by siory ana
might.
I Wher, hy lie hath given unto
us the exceeding crest ard pre-
cious promises, that by thee ~
mi-b. become p-rtakers Of the
divine nature having escaped from
he corruption 'hs; i iu the world
through lust;
+ ). But for his verv reason also
Z DO We. con -ibl:ing OK diligence.
, furnish in vogr faith foTfi;ude;
Z and IN .or.isulc. knowledge;
. And IN krowled1,. seit-con-
troll; rad il se.f-coutTol. pl-ieuc-;
md in patience. Sodilles-;
:. And in golliare. bTofheTly
Kindness; I'D 10 bIoiherly kind
nes.. love.
9. For fhefe things being YOUR
and Increasing render y0v pot Idle
nor unfruitfll - t. the ku3oledss
OF or Lo.d Jesis Christ
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GRAND LARcENY.--A man named VIM. Neiman was ar
rcsfef yesterday schneider Of the Third Ward
peion hayn stolen 100 hi roommate Isaac Meyer He
locked mp @ examination
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

r O..y-aoas B, Standard Ther-'~e'rr' az No '''"'
~ JosS c.. n. EoSSfr-t
1854. "a
June J.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ ~
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nrYrIArIoN. CrAP. 1.


And ] turned the T. Ard turned 70 sre Tue
thu spake with Ard voice ma slsc Will "e nd
Icing turned golden having turned s." seven golden
csrcles'icks: lamp stands
Is and The midst Of the. H. And in The mitsf or ihe
even cepdlesft o8c ike uo i4up.rands Ike
IN, sou 81 man clothed with lau clothed sh
garment down 10 the foot the feet aud arprnd
about the aps with golden az e breasts WIN golden s
rrdle. ,de.
H. His head and ri. hairs iers H. his head md hair
white lie wool o. white white white wool md
noV and his dame bis eyes as h.ue of fei
n And he feet Ike INTO fine 70 And Ike brr he'd
ra,s e they burned in brass they zowod in fur
sc ana his voice a. the sound usce; BIZ the
of 1nauy Naers many waters;
ID And he lad In BIZ riol band And lad is right land
Of month out OF nj onih
sharp tNoedged sword proceeded t"0edRed sullp
and bis the sW0d and - conhruahH '
shneih 10 his The snet VA h sfrelg
Il. Ard when him fell H. Ana when 80" nm i-i
dead And be- ed bis fee as dendi and D. 1910 n
his right saying rgh hand upon me- pyr. uh1
Fear the Hrt Fear mott am me h ana
ird the s. the last
that veil, ard &C. And the living one, afd
behold, alive for dead, ami behold ail a'e
eycnorc Amen; and have the lie ages o the ss ith
v N he1 and Of death have the KEYS OF hsce aud
OF death
The volume now issued is limited to the Second Epistle
Of Peter The Epcs Of John and Judas, and the Reyea-
ton.
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WHO Is 70 BLAZE l-Coniplsints continually being
made b. the Police that miscresnts whom they have ar
rested and who have been sent the Penitentiary are
discharged after incarceration OF few days 'nsosa
serving their time cut, which in instances
months. case in point was reported 49, w..
resort 70, h;s,s. and orostitu.es~. arrested on the cath
n, and 70 tho Peni,ensry foe Oah She
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3. But. beloved, be not i-uorsri
II thil enc inlrg. that one dsy ii
with the Lord a. thousand yeaTs,
ard C Thousand yesIs IS one day.
.. The Lord j. noi slack con
Cernilg his promise, a. so.ne Iaen
count slachnc q; butt. ion--su'ier'
iIg 20 u.-waId. not wiling that
auy should perish, but that Oh
.hould come 20 repentance.
10. BIT the dav q the Lord vii
come o. a ihicf In TIE night; IN
The which the heavens shall Eass
awey win 4 great no.ae. ana the
elements shah melt with fe-veri
heat the earth also and the VCrs.
that are therein shall be burned
up.
II. Sseing thea hot al these
things shan b. dissolved. What
menner Of Persoas ought ye to be
10 al holy con, eIsation and goa
lines.
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Alderman james of the First Ward Jersey City has re-
sisned Of III health and pressure Of business
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CH,RGE OF ARsOs.--Ihc examination of Messrs.
ssier b. Justice Boswell sud Mayor Wall
the third degree IN etng dre to their No
100 GrAlds, uded edneiay evening They
the Comfy Jail awst TRIAL The accused parties
previously examined the charge Of in the h degree
End discharged
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The Jersey City Common Council will meet at the Ly.
ceun this evening 4
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Board OF EDUcArIOS.-V in the Board OF Edu-
filed by the Council Tuesday evening
the 70 lowing appointments:
Flint WGyd-Peter D. Vroom.
Seotd Hcyd-M u Case, DR.. C. Smith.
Third Uryd-George Ford
Fourth ~ ayd-H. NJ Soue. A-xaudc- q msay.
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ENGLISH Sculptures REVISED WITH NOTES 10 'P'
25i Published by the American Bible Union :.
The revision OF the portion of Scripture contaihed III
this volume, informed, is not final, and Is no"
circulated in the expectation that viii be subjected TO
thorough criticism in order that its imperecons may be
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LARGE ORGsS.-An organ OF unusual dimensions wi
be exhibited this evening at 81. Stephens Cathoi'
Church. Twenty-eighth-s The particulars will BE- foun
IN our advertising columns Ii from the manalaciur
OF Mr. Henry Erben.
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TIE sTcOSD TPIs


3 According e. bic divine power
hath given INTO " al tmnss that
gfriaia uniO lie and gociiness.
through the know edge Of hini
that hath called % 10 glory aad
virtue.
(. Whereby are given unt, us
exceeding great and pr-ciOus
promises; ihai ~ these Ne might
he psrtakfT- Of the divine nature.
hayiu- escaped the corruption thai
IS Ia the world thToarh .ua-.
8 AID besides this. giving al
diligence, add 20 vour falih, VI
tue; and 10 virtue. knowledge;
.. md 20 knowle31e. temper
ruce: aud 20 ten oermce, pa
ueuce; end 10 pa.eLca, .odl-
nea:
I. And to godline bTotherly
ndncss; AID 20 broileIly klnc
nr.s. charity.
g. For ii these things be in you
and abound. they make t0a I'M
~ hal Mother te barren uof M
truthful ia the know ~ ~ - our
Lord Jesus I irist.
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Marshal Ellis Ind Captain Farley have been appointed
to ferret out places where liquor sold without license Jersey
City.
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NEwlRK FIRE DEPARrsEsT.-At the meeting of the
Newark Common CouD Tuesday evening tho old volunteer Fe
Department entirely dshanded aud Members
IA -nnber Rom T. twenty sch elected members
hook snd adder hose and companies The Eng
confirmed and the system action
Council into ncipienf @. H. Jones
appointed Chief Engineer Of tho Department.
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Ms A. H. CAMP-Sr: bold your note for t515. dae next
mouth which received Mr. L. Tufts in need OF he
MONEY could the whole part Of thu mont
would De- 81 cuBmodon When you coue ia town please
' "a " " r. I. BOLLES"
Mr. Camp that be was ignorant OF the existence OF
anv note of this Sort and those who kaow HIN VIII have
no hostaiion giving entire credence to ms assefton
and suspccng it to be forgery he did not deem II pru-
dent to allow the holder of the note TO see his signature
lie accordingly directed his partner IN business to make
the annexed reply to the letter:
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LicENsEs.-On the subject of liquor licenses there ar
three rarfies the Newark Common Couac those opposed
principle granting licenses hateyer Of
ng few hrstcas" cense and those 10 favor granting
licenses ipdscmnstaly he OF
three factions 10 licenses Z granted.
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Tho late train toni ght from NewY0rk is 20 be extended
20 Eb@thown. accommodate those who attend
gsea Musical Congress AZ the Crystal Palace this evening
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KINGS County HosPrAL.-EStract from the Report
ending 10. Remaining Ia Hospital 49, Received
hy Supxntenien y; Born 7; Transferred Aims
House l3; DschaAed 3d. Deceased, s; Remaining, fi6
VOL ,TISG ORDISANcEs.-Ye Yesterday, John Koher
fined BY Wa allowing awning In front of his
premises. nOt u conformity with the odinince.
Miller fined - for placing distractions IN
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Tho ,olumo now issued is limited TO the Second Epistle
Of Peter The Epscs OF John and Judas and the Reyea-
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There are numberess other cases, whore affection on
either side is wasted by neglect and indifference on me
other but they all various manifestations OF the one
great Cause.-The LOVE; and they all pohI 10
one only remedy-sErARATloN or at least suspension O.
the marriage relation.
There reason why those who have been dtsappOn-
ed in one choice should be forbidden by human law "a
make second. The heart suffer under false reo-
to but its power love noby purely and truly Is not
thereby Destroyed and should again utter my proes
against the restriction put upon true loye-maTage
Yet am rot go blind imagine that all the world Il
ready 10 act upon the law of spiritual attraction; for to
ripetenths OF human beings, these words have no SIG
n;6cance, But in these letters not laying down
ys for the nation bu: defining ideal Of true MARI age
n is a bitter sorrow TO find the hope of young love
bigh,ed but that j. light compared 10 the sting o finding
~ hottest instincts dsregarded deaf turned 20 the
aronzing cry the soul for mercy ana me very core O.
our hearts wrung By sense OF wrong and outrage
Numerous other topics connected with the marriage re-
Iatop are fully and frankly considered in this volume
often with startling explictncss--bui with gravity ana
eorpes,pess which command respect for the anihor
inten,ions although We cannot share his convictions. lie
!, evidently thinker OF the most unreienung lndepen
dence; and like most persons OF that c!Ss' "he e&rs
gerating the value and importance OF his own views W"
fail to give satisfaction TO any considerable number oi
other equally ndepo ndent thinkers He will DC accusA
of excessive lsxty and excessive sustery acco uns M
position of the reader who may sit in judgment Q" LIS
principles.
ENGLISH Sculptures REVISED WITH NOTES 10 W
25i Published BY the American Bible Union :.
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