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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

GRAND PUBLIC TIGHT RoPE EXHIBITION ON THE NEW
CoNMoN.--Prof Sweet, the American phenomenon, re-
specially announces that he will give public exhibi-
uon on The Tight Rope, at the above named place. on
Saturday, Sept 22d, 1860 On this occasion he will ex
bita remarkable variety of Gymnasc feats aud exer
eises, for which nature has wonderfully fitted him. He
VIII walk on rope $40 feet long and only inches in
diameter at the terrific elevation of One Hundred feet
above the ground and proceeding from the Common to a
tail tree standing on the bank the west side of the
road Among the exercises will be walking backwards
and bndolded and giving slack rope performance in
the center of the rope.
committee of six men will take up a collection to
heip defray the expenses, who may be known by the
badges bearing the likeness Prof Sweet on red rib
bon The National Band will furnish music during the
performances The exercises will commence at clock
and continue until 5rM The public are respectfully in
vted to attend. If the weather should prove stormy the
performance will come of the next fair day
A. A. DALTON, Manager
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

PhOtographs!-At" Union Art Gallery" from life
to miniature sizes, and finished either in Oil Water
India Ink, Pastile or Crayon Also Ambrotypes Meain
otypes &c, all sizes PARTICULAR ATTENTION
PAID TO COPYING PICTURES OF DECEASED
PEOPLE.
The best Pictures in the city at the most reasonable
prices are made at the Union Art Gallery" 1871 Main
Steet au2O diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

Dressma king.-Niss Kimball has returned to the
city, and will be happy to receive at her new
rooms, No 1853 Main street, Waldo Block. Stitching
done on Wheeler& Wilson's machine by an experienced
hand. sepl0 DIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

PRoF. SWEET will perform on his rope, on
the new common, this afternoon from two to
five o'clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

CONCERT The Germania Band, of Boston,
will give concert in Mechanics Hall, next
Tuesday evening, and can not fail to secure a
large audience for they are fayorites wherever
good music is appreciated. The band will
accompany the third battalion OF Rifles in theiI
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

Truth No. 3.--Ihat shall keep the best assert
men OF housekeeping Goods be found in This or anv
other city and shall not be undersold by any and every
BODY Is expected TO call and examine my crockery and
glass ware. Examine both price and quality whether
hey DuY or not, and see what great variety OF goods
sell TO suit everybody. '' 80 eN'
N. B--New Carpets all Wool, for sale for old ones
also, Tor Feather Beds and Bed Clothing or Cash Maid
for the same Call and the Poetica Exchange in the
Bay State Block. ORSON n HEATH PROPRIETOR
aul0 DIFF iYPAie'0i'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

DIR. Cox of Cincinnati will deliver a lecture
at the City Hall, to morrow evening on the
disastrous effects Of liquor CD the human sys-
TEN. The experiments of DR.. Cox in the
analysis of liquor have received marked at
tenton elsewhere. His lecture will prove
very interesting, and will be followed by 9th
theirs on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

Smiths Curative Cleansing ComDoupd-A
superior remedy for Headache, Burns Sore ips Bowel
Complaints, Canker Piles, Sore Throat Sc &c For
sale by BUSH CO., "a Front street, BY The dozen
single bottle, at manufacturers pri. es. iv3O decd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

HArcHs SALOON, in Piper's IhqAk, is capital place
of resort for the hungry crowds Ha ready to
welcome his guests including the people generally in
titop style, and never fails please Hatch is hard TO
be beaten in anything in the eatablc line and his hosts
OF customers always bear this in mind evidenced
by the zest with which they devour the good things
there served up For ininabe chowders, give Hatch
a call, tonight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22
Spetla[ ylotrfrs.

A. McF. Davis. Attor.ov ava ec,,-yo,.Ira-Ia,-.
Brney Row, I6s Main street Worcester az Ia Ia"
49,. =.
Newtoh ~ TOurtellotte, Dentists, Harrng
on Conner corner OF Main and Front streets df mh93
If YOU wish tor A splendid nicture ot yo,,r hi1 81,
C9os ISIS Main street His acnart al r cii Ut
plot' ~ producing lAe.esS lhstananeously diff dis
W. s,.- --
y .NW Narpets-a me lot nice all Wool ones just
the Toeca 6pio SO say a Cal and sec them at
shsl be happv to sh" them ~, ne Day Si9te Bl9ek Tor
a1'D - 9lI
IA a F 'a, In NeeG:-Trvi,.-pr sweets mfa
pc La net prepared g9m the recipe of Dr. Stephen
been u.s. N his practice for The last twenty ears with
is itSd s,psig success As an external remedy
tUue q a p1ai anu " III alleviate pain more speedily
Gus Disorders i truly mfallibe and or
S Sosgs MoqdS, sPTIahs bruiSes, &c lis soothing
Ia 1ndar % ~ ~ gpi1perueseActe the
i m nnt9 certneates OF remakabe cures
N.Y. " e b s wv ears ATTEST TINS TACT
s r HTGnsSns Blood Foodhe demand for
doa6t and its sale as arae e pos 5o d OF n
III WE Tsre sufferers are now seen daily walking
oop Foa 5PrGaGE me me- iame OF Dr 5BEoNsoNs
sny in ~ IS ore cHnylncng than al we could
and beauty to the sieE and restores as NV iha,
only say try It. ~ " i'i''O'er"oiy lost we need
We would also call the attention of IN nv
EAToNs NFANTILE CORDIAL This said TO he superior
TO any article of the kind known Ii your anxious
nearts are PANIED ny witnessing the suerings of your
ones, "A hott II IL
Invaluable specific for infants teeting sotenng their
gums and aliayng al fever and irritation BY MI means
get te Cofual relieve the suierngs of your children
and enjoy unbroken your own repose.AdUertiser and
faI1aer, Bridgep0H a..
w see alyertlsement For sale by GEO. r.. SPUR,
PAY ~ ,SOOli, NJ u dkEEN ~ CO., and GEORGE
r. HARLOW Agents, worcester d&wlm $40
-------------------
,rhn Saraot Tu,,I,n Tp.,,,a,I,- -. 1,,-
This celebrated female medicine possessing virtues un
known OF any thng else OF the kind and proving efecta
after all others have been tried In van Is prepared and
II
provieDce n ana san NJ 80, - lnlon street
servotion ia ali uarts ~ lilo go ny oi uo
ors zoo W ~ VI u1 ooeHntiA - for pareu-
all f"eN VI
- oVp'i
Mumcmpnthie Medicine. a. ali ti,,1. -. g.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

sence of that department of the exhibition,
have been distributed among the other depart
mPnts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22
FOR REPRESENTATIVE To CONGRESS,
Ninth
GOLDSMITH F. BAILEY, of FitchOurI
State Nominations.

corer,or JOHN A. ANDREW, of Boston.
Font Gorernor-JoHN 2. GOODRICH, of Stoekbridge.
Soc nj state OLIVER WARNER, ofNorthampton.
~ General - DWIGHT FOSTER, of Worcester.
7..,s,rer HENIY X OLIVER, of Lawrence.
.J,or - LEVI REED, of Abingdon
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

Friction BIatches.-Havingb been Amounted bv the
Bos9t Friction Match Co Agents the sale OF their
Matches III Worcester and vicinity, we hereby give
notice that shall keep constantly on hand an assort
nent OF their celebrated Matches, which will be sold
low tor cash, and satisfaction guaranteed
DRAfEH & CLARK
Jy2I du Nos. IS and 81 Front street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

Mrs. =. Goodwin, experienced ana success
tul Midwife holds herself in readiness day and night to
attend to the duties Of her profession. Residence is
Austin street. dit o5a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

MI: l4eSg, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues the buIs-
ness OF Cleansing, Redyeg and RepdiRg Mems Anpar-
Ell and also eleanses Ladies' shawls, Riding Dresses &c
Ie-tNlng executed at from three ten davs notice
and cleaning at shorter notice the necessity or co
venence OF customers requires it,
lie mas increased his help and facilities meet the steady
increase in his bushes. Office No Pleasant street
GzS Every description of FANCY DYEING executed in
the best manner at fair prices and with Dispatch
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

- Confectionery and Candy Mandatory,
No 23 Main street, Worcester (Guddard's lockl Sold
Wholesale and retail by GEORGE HILLYERS Here
can be always found large assortment of delicious
Cand es OF different avorS reeale taste Norces-
ter manufactures almost every thing this confection
cry ana candy exceeds all sill diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

Mars. M. w, GeraIds, PHYSICIAN AND SUCCESS
ftL MIDWIFE, removed to No. 25 Mechanic street Iii
recty opposite her former residence Special attention
given to Uterine Complaints and diseases of children
OHlce hours from to 9 A. and from to 3 p. NJ.
ap4 dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

Clatin is making splendid Photographs colored OF
pia nom small Daguerreotypes and Am6rOtypes at 1888
-h"lh street.. DIFF dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

Drs: G. a. Fiji sS5 ThOmpsOn's Medical Office
No 9 Main street, Cup stairs See advertisement o.
louitn page du my3n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

9. II. IenciSs, ID enlist, 23g Main street, nearly
opposite ELM street diff Of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

The committee announced the following awards
For draft horses, to II Low Toe; to Oliver Park
soc; for family horses, to Mr. Marshall 75c; to IL
Nichols 75c; to w Salisbury &c; TO z Ii Low 75c
to ID w Salisbury SOC to Field SOC; to Prescott
soc; for matched pair of horses to Fletcher & Ken
G w Fletcher soc; to E Bird SIC; to j Smith, q X
Carter and w Fletcher, SOC each for colts under
years old.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

The whole number of contributors was 81 less
than the usual number. Premiums were awarded to
Mrs Elsa Cowdry for box of assorted vegetables,
Soc TO ID Ii Wheelock for turnip beets l5c; to ii
W knevals for squaslies, Soc Luke Lincoln, do l5c
to Jnirus Litchlied for bush beans, l0c to Charles
FCarter for large English tunip l0c; to Field for
varieties ofyegetables 90 to I Lathrop for sum
ons, 26ci to Ebenezer Bird for varieties of yegeta
bles, 20 to Lawrence Boland, Abel Wilder,
Thomas johnson, Oliver Patch, George Willard, and
a great many Others premiums, ranging from 90
down.
Other premiums were awarded, but the
above comprise all the material ones.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

%. II. Harris, Dentist. 1853 Main street opposite
the new Mechanics Hall building. %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

&. w. Freeland az Co.,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

The Great Indian Remedy for Females
DR.. MATrisoN's INDIAN EMMENAGOGuE.
This celebrated female medicine possessing virtues un
known anY thing else of the kind and proving eecal
after all others have been tried in vain, prepared and
sold only at Dr. MAfIISON'S REMEDIAL INSTI-
IUTE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. % Union street
Providence, r. l., and sent by Express secure from OBJ
servaton to all parts of the country. a. For particl-
lars sec advertisement the fourth page Of this paper
auto dNNconff -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

New Chrpets-a fine lot, nice all Wool ones lust
received from the New England Carpet Co. So Durable
So oeautuli SO cheap all. Call and sec them nj
tns ioe5lcal Exchange in the Bay State Block tor
auto dtf ~ M IL
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22
SATURDAY. SEPT, se. 1899.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
TElecfion-T Tuesday, Noe, 81
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of Illinois,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HANNIBAL HAMLIN, of Maine

For Presidential Electors:
At LAReK-GEoRGE MoREY, of Boston:
- REUBEN A. CHAPMA AN, of Springfield
l7H DIsrRIcT-CHAS b. HALL.
orr AMASA WALKER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

Atwood'- Qnintne Tonic IsItters-1be host
Aromatic Tonic ever offered TO the public An Druapiss
have IT, See advertisement sep9 ensl1is
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

YOU wish Tor splendid picture OF your child call a,
CfoFn 8 ISIS Main street His ARRANGEMENTS are com
pete Tor producing likeness instantaneousy diff ais
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

A. McF. Davis. AttDrne" a-f Cc.,.se,.cr NJ Ia
pIIhIeN hON, loo mann street., Orcester. dtf IND
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

Newton AZ TOurtcIIOtte, Dentists, Harm
on Corner corner OF Main and Front streets diff h33
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-09-22

De. n. Foster haven, Fosters Block. No.
of the Eve dawcodtf . ~ " '''s .ia
, 1860-09-10

The Earl Of Caithness has built carriage
Which ID to be propelled by steam power upon
ordinary turnpike roads. On 4 recent occasion
be msds trial trip With his new carriage, and
though. as the local paper says, the roai WAS
filled With horses and conveyances Of all kinds,
his lordship passed through them all without
auJ more Inconvenience TO the general traic,
or alarm to horses, than If be had been in his
carriage and four. So perfectly had he this
whole moving power under his control, that be
&tnpped more quickly than an ordinary carriage
and horse could draw up, and this he did 80
often ss he saw the least danger Of any horse
being frightened. Ae reached Beauty, dis
tance Of fourteen milea. III an hour aud twenty
minutes, Notwithstanding the frequent a.oppa-
Res and fifteen minutes lost in getting water.
After leaving Beauty, On those parts of the road
where some distance forward can be seen, be 1t
tained the speed of eighteen miles IN hour, and
could have kept this up for any distance with
esse aud saFsty.
After reacbiaag A!lness bis lor1ship turned to
The lott, and took the road direct for Bonar
bridge. Here the carriage had severe test
applied to it. but he drove it up the hills with
out difficulty, and coming down the very steep
deeli.iiy, near where the roud joins the road
from Tain, the control his lordship had over it
WAS most satisfactory, and enabled him to de-
scend At any rate be wished, and with perfect
ease and safety. Leaving the hospitable inu 1t
ArdRT, Lnrd Caithuess crofsed Bonar Bridge,
and drove on to CIashmore, after successful
drive Of nearly seventy miles. Saturday being
very wet, be remained thsre till the afternoon,
and then drove on to G!ospin to remain over
Sunday, aud having perfect confidence in his
carriage from its working On Friday, he s1 poets
to reach Barrogill Castle, distance Of eighty
miles, aud over the steepest roads in Scotland
HIS !ordship has made this somewhat bold ste D
o'aPolying steam as a propel1ing power to! car
RACES on comEon roads ior any long distance,
and the result Of the frat day has mure than
answered tbs expectations Of its wArmest pro.
moters, and lest no doubt Of its being not only
practicable, but useful when applied.
, 1860-09-10

An interesting experiment is in progress for
recovering treasure from the thirty-si1 Gun
irigate Lutiue, Which foundered of TerscheIlpv.
on the Dutch coast, sixty y-one years ago. Tbe
Lutine had been captured By The British from
the French, aud had been selected to convey cr
amount Of specie, supposed, according to some
ststements. to be nearly $10, ,o00, 400, partly for
tic pay OF British and Russian troops, aud part
y for the assistance OF Hamburg merchants.
During the past thirty or forty years, VARIOUS
attempts hare been made to recover Tho treas.
ure, and about &25o, 900 had, at con1ide.ablt ex-
peass, been obsained; bat the wreck ultimate.
ly sanded up, and her position was not re. .dis.
covered until some fsbeT.ne7 accidentally found
portion entangled in floating Ice. Within The
last few weeks the partiea interested, in cou-
Junction with the committee Of LloJd;s. on be
half of the representatives Of the under1rtere,
who sustained loss, have resolved to employ
Heinke's diving apparatus, and tbs result is
that N examination has been effected, which
ahows that the wreck il At present unusually
free from saud, although stlf buried to a great
extent, and that hopes are held out Of the pos
ability Of considerable portion Of the treasure
being recovered this season. It is stated, how.
eTer. that prompt operations will be nece stary.
As, from the i1duenes Of peculiar winds; the
sand may At any time again aceunulate.-Lor..
, 1860-09-10
w THEREAS, DANIEL NJ

~ Ta!d Ind Nary Ward. biz vie. IN her o~n .1xnt,
otChea IN the 9 unv OF Cook And Of In}noEa
az o. ~ t.eh, third d, o. Jnlv. a. L. lisa
and deliver to me- thu u1desaig e., Tru1ea thett
etrAn 0eed Of II Il for the piense here arte1 C.
te,iesd to se=Hre the p.1nens eight certain pro-
mlsso'Y tes, bearing eTen due herewith. and "a e
u ose ss4 tts CATE sna 1!7 ssieea In :. D.ea
a. Cook County, in Book ~ Of Deeds. Pa.e So; .nd,
whereas defAn.t haA been made "a the payment
Of tie sad Fresory and App Ieatloo hAvux been
,de 10 lexa hod.' to sell taa said pre-
ualsAa d. eff- ri n the &ald Decd OF Trust:
ko.. thetetor:, public notice hezsty given that IN
puisn.n:e tte sowers ana auth f,tY vested In by he
aaid r ut Deed. to the and pur e t.eeIa e.
Pre-: 3D. sea Nonday. tne tenth DAY Of Ieer.
a. lA6)- at ten oclocs toe fot&u sad dar II
70 north doot Of the Court Hou.e. IN u said City II
Chi otter !or sA!e !: public tnetou 10 The tgoet bd
dss fI1 cash, tho folov described pfersea p4ted II
the Co4ntI Of Coos. and st4e ef ILLINOIS. rh
ef ot twenty lc1) Ia Block rine y-pue ts9, 10
the scnod sestion adtt TO 'h!easc beng twenty dsa
f.6} fe+t 1fn1tt Oh 6h. NAT eIeet and bsk ID
the aty in tbs Ct s1i1 lt totkef wh tpe north
ei.s oI tho building ataattd aald lot tweIty Co
Apd .so I'll OF the second etoy Of The 1cde d!vsfoa d
x.id hadiak and I'll he tht AID EQUITY of red mpon
of The aid DAnl.l u. Ward and Aa1T Ills wife, iher
hefs and stsgus tne9e T.
3T& .xtA -AHAx
, 1860-09-10

s'xoGl4h Sckxr IN Junr Roox.-The grand
jury Of Lebanon coanty, r, last week returned
gerry and attempting to pass I forged cheek On
the Lebanon Bank. Tbs indiesnent against
him fer horse stealing vas ignored. \ singu-
jurors were daliberasinE On Tho latter bill. i
gent1e.aan Ie. sppearsd b:fors thsm in regand to
eognlxe the thief If he could aes him. Some
member Of the grand jury then asked tho Wit
ness to look around md state whether the 'sus.
pected thies was present. He carefully exam.
ined every eouutenaaee in the room, and srore
positively TIM: tho horss thief 1aI sitting BE-
hind The table. pointing to respectable mem
her Of the jury. The Jurors, knowing The hiRh
character tor integrity sustained by tbe gentle
man pointed out, v ho is = reapsctsble and %sti
mabts citizen Of Lebanon, altar rscoveria9 from
thar sstonishRent, at onss liseAarzsd ths UT
ness and igaoss4 The bill Against Hall. This
singular AFFAIR caused considerable aauss iaent
among tbe people Of Lebanon, 1t the e1penas Of
the very respectable gentleman who was mis-.
tAksn for horss thisE
, 1860-09-10
= u RIFF 7 THE BLOOD.
hlsffat's Vegetable Life Pills

And Phoenix Bitters.
Mederes h.ve aequl 1helr invaluable s7cI IL ii
usual practice Of pu1e not only unnssty. but sawoT
of Asthma A.as nd chTonis R1ea1a ..n, A.es.n. Of
= SiI1oUs H1%5. Fl fEHEss and LIVER coxrLA1.7.
In ths uh and Mtss "Se1e these ni.eA p,ey they
who use these usdie.Le. vii ne7zs .fte;wa9d. i
tjSgf fsta S5a2S. AsS s5SSesHSE SgGSz 5yE g.
1c. toKRUpr aUA0!.s. DROPsiEs.
.ha & ~ u, Meaae. M as disease
E.upuons u re stl1: EE.;pslst. fl.tolensy.
10 Of the ds+ase; by thees Hed!esnes
=. 1r7 them. Re ,ass+d and be eu.e4.
Fos1aEss Or coHrIEzos General Debility sut, dtdd-
ne' gF.Ts Hhsv e :vs tlad a..a
Dlged. I'd J.snd'es Lot.9t appetite.
eaxsI ef i IF spdX than TIE mort
NIGHT sXEA7S; s,I5AI7 SaSI aSSEKKy5!s SoxrLA1nrs .t Ill
Till! saadin s9 ths ~ 4
FANS "a hs Issd Isas Sid: b.et, 1.tnt. md ors,,.
KnFvkir7sx,-T affected this terrible dssaae
'" H. Ss 'of* o oos ST.: & &: sa99
sssor.1A. OF K4at EYE. II is vo.s. .oru. ult.a Of
ws.xs e2 i! fIu.s IRE e,.iv.y expelled By these W.
dian O.. Parents viii DO ws 10 admin y II e ~hesevee
the exisssnc@ u snsp s'ed. Relief 1lu b. csrAA.
The Life pills aud Ph3uIx Hltteru.
Aad thus remove III disease from the systeta
DR. william 8. moPFAr,
333 Bsosd*Ay oIner Of HnthanY strect, EeV fo1k
II For s.le ~ III dEusEtEa eu.tNLiv
, 1860-09-10
Tho Rev. mF. SpuFgeon on the STYLE OF
4he <tNeW schools PFcacherB.

&06 "s&AGRH SEAt0as FF68EaGf3e
II is time that the adroc4.+s Of the language
Of Shate.pea-e, Milton and Cowper. Temple,
Swift ard BolinHb.oke, Gihbon, Robertson snd
Hume, should rise. speak, and put Iii end to
the nuisance. We arc much grAti6ed to fod
that grea' NAster Of genuine English, Mr.. Spur.
gcon, lifting up his strong hand sgalnst the
harry invasion. On his first appearance in
Exeter Hall, after his return from the continent,
in the course Of IN bio sermon, he vislt-
ed It and its authors With the following thunder
blast:
"There is much temper here, but there il
very much also Of good common reuse world
we had another Job, to chastise tho high. sou d.
ing langu' g.. OF modern theolo8isus. There are
staring up in our midst men who, ii they are
mt heret,cs in doctrine, are aliens in speech.
They arc men described By the old preachers,
who SAY, Marx + and there is nothing to mark.
and who shout, Observe: and there is nothing
to obseese, except the want Of everything thai
is worth observing.
We know ministers who cannot speak in the
common language Of mankind, bu. nust needs
A1opt the jaTgon Of Carlyle, who sets language
| u ito head, and puts the last word 6rBt. These
men must need make ths English language =
save 10 thu Germsn-the glorious, grsod old
eeal the depths Of their fa'sshoodA. / pray
| God the tme may como when some man maT
! unrnsk them, HheA I'll these xiod bags asJ
b. rent, and all these bladdera may be pTicked;
when. il teachers bare anything to tell NJ, they
may deliver themselves 70 that Ill mar under
| staad. If they cannot use plain language. let
:he'r tongues 60 70 school until they hs'e
Jet 50 hiuasy in tho nodern theological school
that I feel constrained to warn you son.
| atansly against 1t. IT. mystery il absurdi.y,
aud its depth is pompous ignorance. Thsrs
is no theology IN it. II il futile device
to conceal ths want Of theological knowledge.
| uan, with An education that may b complete
in every department except that in which he
should excel, stands up and would teach Chris
tians that III they have learned 1t the feet Of
Paul has been amistake: that new theology
Ass been discovered; that tthe old phrases which
1e have used ara ont Of date, ths old ereeds
broken up. Well, whtt shall we do 70 this
wiseacre and his fellow sagest Serve them
wherever you meet them or their disciple4. ~
Job did xophA-augh At them, hash thsir lau.
| euage to pieces, and remind them that tas bsst
thinRs they tell III ars only Whist the fishes Of
| the ~ or the fowls sf the air knew b4fore
tAsn. and that THAR Rrsa&est discoveries are
hut platitudsa which svs1y child has known b.
fore. or elss thsy ats tefssiss that ought to ba
secuted from the earth" h."-Rriti.A STANDARD.