The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-10-10
Interesting Incidents.

ana interesting stories. in Lis menoi of lbe
Methodist Bishop IIed5ing. Just published;
While on his tine Bishop'sl josrney %
he Pittsburgh conference, on saturday %.
Far5 noon, he reached manufacturers Va.
lAgc. and 6nding both himself snd his hor
lnpeh Jaded, he concluded to remain oyer
the sabbath. Finding the preacher snd
his wife both absep; from the psr,ol s!e. ! 9
~sni TO the public hoa7s ns.s by. A.,T
ainner he.iaQsi,sl Vi The b.sa,pf.l VIA Sere
ihe psincipl men among The N=thoiists in
the Plase--intea lias 70 sssS the hoS2i,,fy
Of sople eae Of then rather ihaa 7,ulsin r:
the public hnuse over the 6.l,balh. The
isallOrd ssye ii'c he nSn'e sal poin'ci ont
shs residence oi oas. who, he said. v Is ,Ile-
principal nan IN The caa,eh. and also in the
SllagH.-The Bishop inmyli4tsIy xqlEcJ
0ssr to ,he hSu.e, e,all m,i~ k,cs., his VI N
IS 10 the lady Ia,lesI Of gwia; him j
reply she sent fcr Der ht,5aai
When the man came in h. in.r..du..d
himself al Methodist pre- cher IN iour
aey, and he sail he knew o: no p,lce he
could reach before the Stb5ath, he woald
ike TO pass j! in That place, ith+ curl q
entertained. The min nlpI. 10 rrcly, bu.
iIrned the conversation Oh SO ne o htr sna.
ject. After waiting reasonable lime and
no reply being ma ie 20 his gi"st, Tie
Bishop took bis hat aud sad. "ttou1 afer-
noon, SIR" intending TO return an! spend
she 8 .b5ath at shs tavern Pne 70 IA Arn
said in a cold anl hear }rs5 manner, II
.usss you had ayt:sr s.%y bpre.'' TIC Biz
u2 replied. tha. he would akg - stay, ii Il
"oulG no, be "a bnsIsn 10 him or his Family:
bat he did n,t make him ,sif ba. I'm o ne
anywhere. oh, you san Say sfd the
taan with the SAM, col !, ~ .the.ic inhlfE
aaee, "Weli, F" sail .he 3 ,tip 8, II have \
horss at tbo tyvarn, have goa bose Aaep,
'n;" have ban ana hwy" rap led
the man "bu. 20 gran" Fhr H;shor hen
snd, Il can procure grin at Toe sav
srn, il ycd have good ha, hnt It yoar hay
is net sool, | wilt keep him th,re, a. t
nave long journey to p"rt,rm rhe
man re 1lied with some ilitis irrjt.bjiNy,
:be hay is good gaou II T your hors., " Fl
Upon this slea Ter pro5pec, Of hospitality
The Is shop wee: % il tavern, procured
oats, brought ;h4m IN h3 81 Nv, ;.nJ put
Dnt his horse, an.i t,oA care ii him whe
ue remsiued, Waen ersnu, cs.as LIS
his lost aaid 10 him, There il prayer
meeting at ihe oles.ins hots, 5oa can 20
you pleased; sea-. 20. Tue Bi.Eop
vent 10 the pr.gl IT gnpc,.nL, took his seut
in The oi n.rea atlun, aud, Al j. suitable time,
prayed along alh the other brslhrco. Az.
er the meeting cofet. returned 10 ii, Io!p
ia.-s.
The house Of his host was large and sle
san,y furnished; but at The hour ol vv,s
tisy seat The 8 s'lop 20 u small, remote
ehamher- far from bring clean. Here he
had three app, nth boys fur his eo.npan-
ioa9~--ooe Of tAsm occupying the same b, i
Sish hilnse.'.
In the naorninl, his bos', in half inyi
TIM, half r,po'Iiug IL, ,nnt., remarked tliat
there @as 70 bc : love feast. sud inglirrd
it be wonii 90 90. yes, cegt.;n'y," il
the Bishop. Soon after he had tak.a HIS
ssas in the congregation, the preacher came
IN He observed his host 90 mp and sp' "k
10 me preacher "'en n''h turned thew
Eyes upon MN me preacher mad seen
alFn 'iefofP' and inaihhiiy recognized him,
name oi hre seemed % oVtr~prea' tn"
race OF DIS host' as ne Suak away TO se'a
hI ''e request oi 'ee preacher bi~h"p He'd
ain5 'o"S cha'4e o. ihe iov" least, Snd ihcn
preached i9F HIM lie also engaged to ac'
R"ippany The preacher ani oitc'ale for him
~ ms A''e'ao"a "pPa"'msnt--T"lmo9t glad
' ''e oPP"'oAiy 70 escape from MS host
= sp's lhc'lre' 4S >o'n ss the s+rWce
s,''e"' hS ls'' ''' eh''ren Ia gel his horse.
tl'S Hose s"oH came up ""h hta, Ioek his
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