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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-15

Madame iIurnf, Of Florida.
This lady died recently on her plantation, Taa-
hassce, Florida she grand niece Of Washington
and born during the carly portion OF the present
century. About the year 1928 she married Prince Ma
poIson Achiic Murat the oldest Of Joachim Murai
and Caroline Buonapans ri time King and Queen Of
Naples Tho Prince came 1871 10 the United States
and settled In Florida Of which State he became cn-
ron. BE purchased estate Tallahassee and d.
voted himself TO literature and scientific pursuits until
his death, which occurred April 1871 Tho deceased
lady continued 70 reside upon her husbands pro:
pery: nsr,.,sr ns sr "oi hnsh ss1srs,s
ana coufsderses. After the downfall Of the rebellion
the Emperor Napoleon, through the French Minister,
received information Of her reduced circumstance,
when he settled on her for life an annuity Of x, 600
francs. Madame Murat had issue. By right she
was princess OF the French imperial family but she
assumed the title Soon after the close OF the
she paid visit to France, and most cordially
received BY the Emperor and the members OF the Murst
family. singular fact that the present recognized
princes and princesses OF the imperial murray family
oil Americans by birth their faher Prince Napoleon
Lucisn Charles Mural having married Miss Caroline
Georgina Frazer, South Carolina who supported her
husband and children by keeping school Until the
election OF Louis Napoleon - President OF the French
republic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-15

The following very singular account OF the ssss sins
ION Of General Ngas Lopez The traitor, originated
nth The osltillo correspondent OF tas Brownsville
ssso.o. paper ;hai has supplied before many
sGssnal story about Mexican Affairs
Tne particulars OF the assassination are ss follow.
Xopez w.s stopping NJ hosslgn Pueba where his wife
purned him from her presence. Karly morniag
5exjcan arrived and ismilarized himself with a
ssstier In livery stsoe adjoining the hotel General
Ptcusl Lopez inquired for; but not being in the
erssssS cas told that the General would be At dinner
before thS dinner hour Lopez returne and was pointed
-. Ssusv ss called Lopez and his asassn occupied
uucsss sssss ~ the table After some minutes dunng
skteb time the stranger cahee Ior sna srsns ~. ..
sips, h. 6sIIbsnssIy mo- dUrD ea1fnlS9 Se0s ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-15

sprang upon Lopez. stabbing him nine nmes inc
stranger then took hat and as he started 10 iesve
said ,sThis is the way traitors should be PAID NO
one ipterfered 10 prevent the assassin rom leaving
thus was the blood OF Macmillan, Mramon and Aelia,
yes and thousands OF others avenged TINS report
regarded here authentic
The Buietin has received letter from Monterey cor
relocating the above but s does not fully credit the
statement the more previous accounts left Lopez
in ail after having arrested At Oaxaca by the Gov
ernor of that State 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-15

himself about the body.
RouxD 83.-Jony got one on the nose and Burrs Of
ON tho mouth Al.
RouxD s4-BOth 60, well punished about the rib
Rorvp rs Similar to the previous round.
RouSp 3o.--sharp work on tho part OF Burke Jer1
smartina under Burge's terrible rib-roasters
RousD Burk: nrss 70 the marx ne 90 sui, ,be Ses
They then closed and again fell togoshsr.
RouyD 3s-Jerry again hit Burke on the len eye an
so one % the ,aS in on. on
then closed, when struggle ensuso anu Da'~' w
thrown . A.. e.r .rs "a,
home several on Jsrry's BODY He got two Or 'hr'
blows on the body In return ,x,. -, 49,,
ss w., n.a,iv stoppcd BY Burke Burke made enJ
to return the same, when Jsrry jumped On bis knee
laughing -po,h kept shy of each other, ba, the
cns,v cot in an exchange and ciosed, when Burke
'nT Rousp .s-Burke got we'll in on Jenys RIBS whs
the s ls.s' ala singh. exchange of blows and Burl
RpSsD iS-Burke l.. ay his lsf. and right but 30,
again closed and tell together.
s1oryp a. Jerry worked very careful, Keeping avs
oil The while. He got sup on the nose aud cropped
n severely about the body.
Rousp Is burke seemed TO have matters all his ow
way. He KEEP. driving At Jerys ribs, and hray ihrs
Rorsp 1o.-Jerry came up very slowly and sent
one on Burkes cheek, but got one on the jaw aud
rel on the ribs
on the ribs again and vent down.
RouSp 5l-Only an exchange OF blows and Jerry dow
agMp.
Rorxp So No sooner had both men put n appeal
ance than Burke in his LEFT on Jerrys rhs whc
laid him out full length on his back AS he dropped b
struck his head against a stone and tainted
On time being called for tho next rourG Jerry coul
not be brought TO- ~hereupon Burke declared VII
ner of the haht amid OF his ffienas bett
contested fight never witnessed, both uen stYwir
eamensss TO the last The party again descendad u
rocka got safely on board the tug, and, after audLg
portion OF their number up the river, returned 10 m
city inolutng Dugks - hh eoeoodA
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An Act to Prescribe m Oa,h OF Omce

Ut, C,,..; :, :,
= A''' W ~" . r"'
'N'" ~ J." nc "'' -'c''"H "' u" "k'r"n-
s'rncilon Acl.' ani also in the oh Of the
SGprl"m.utrr. BI:
n, y,yo.,.J .r,,,I.o,r..-
,,.c,r5 ar ,,,,i,,,,J - r ''
mr. ,,oG, ,,a.r ,,., ,,, ",'"'
ted State. oi,r,.r io t,o ,.;,;, '.,.,
naval i,purnr,t ur ,b. r,lr;. -,:.' "
cent tho prrSiJ.rt ur a.. Ir,i,..J -,
shnn before rr,.,ir,r ma, ,,,
such .ofli,., and h.C,r. h..,.,.,,,;,r.I
Of the s,l,rv ar uin.r ,,,,' ,,,o,, ,n...s :
take and Subscribe the r,.lo,yi,a o,,L 49,.
atrirmrtinu: i, A B.. d, -,I.m,,Iy .,,..,r
(or ,iIirm1 lh,, b,v,. ,,.,....,.r,,,.-;.,
borne arr,S nc.lnsr ih,. II : .i,...I n',,.
been ri,. z.,, rb.r.,r. ,i,.,I,... .,I.,,,,
rilv given no aid. ca. nr.ran,e. ca,n.J -,
enconr,y.m,,, I, ~
ed h,si.l,y II r,cin. ,h,, I L.,, ,."
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NUMDER 81.

poor dear children vii bo usel-but them.
sir, then you'll be happy. Oh, don't tell
me 81 | krow you will. EIss you'd never
have lent The umbrella
you have to go on Thursday abou.
tha, summons; and, Of course, you can:
go. No, indeed, you dent go without
the umbrella. You may lose tho deb. for
what | care-it won't be so much as
spo'ing your cIothes-beuer lose it: peo,
pie deserve TO lose debts who lend UNI
brel!as!
"And | should like 10 know how I'm
TO 60 to mo,Sers without the umbrella1
On, dou't tell me that said ,rould 90
that's nothing to do with it; nothing at
AL. Shell think I'm neglec,ing her, and
the liitle money we we're TO have we
sham't lave at s'l--becsase we've no um.
hre'Ia.
The children too! Dear things
They'll be sopping wet: for they shan't
stop at home-,bey shan't lose their
learning ; it's all their father will leave
EN-. I'm sure. But they shall 60 to
school. Don's tell me- said they shouldn't;
you are so aggrava,ing. Candle; youG
spoil tho temper Of An angel. They shall
90 to schooi; mark that. And if they
get their deaths Of cold, its not my fault
i didn't lend the umbrella"
AT length" writes Caudle, az fell
asleep; aud dreamt that tie sky WAS
turned in'o green calico, with whaebone
ribs, that, in fact, the whole world turned
round under tremendous umbrella"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03
LANCASTER G.. IT., s. c., JULY 3. 1867.

Stai"s a"d Of the State wherein they reside
'" State shall make or enforce ANY, la~
which shaft Hbriisr the privileges "r i.nnu.
mites OF citizens nf the United States nor
shall ANY State deprive any p"rsnn y lirr
hh"ttN or property. without dir process of
lass, nor deny 10 any person wfthn its ju
lis 'irt"n The eqntI protection Of the laws.
Sec . R"prc-rnra'jves sh,ll be appnr-
toned smorg III" several States according
tn their respective plumbers, countiny the
whole number nf persons in each State ex
ending Indians moi taxed But when the
right - ,"ta At any election TO. the choice
at electors for Pre>it, mt Sud Vice President
Of the Unit"d Stares, Representatives. in
C"ngr"ss, Executive and Judicial Officer,
"f a STATE. or the mpmbrrS Of the f."rrsl,
tur" thereof ia denied To any Of The mall.
'u""hlia"is If snch STAT, bci q i~rnrv one
wears of nLe and citiZ 'nS Of the Uni ID
states. or IL ANY wnv n ridgcC ,,rrrt for
y 'r'l"ipril"n ~ rebellion or other cline, the
basis "t representation therein ~hal b. re-.
dr"ct ~ th" proporrion which ia" number
Of such male clt'Z"uS sh III bear To- the
" hoI" numrrr of male ritizens t%enty one
yc:I-, 80 ~" in such S'arc
Sc. 2. No person shall he a Senator or
Representative in Cnngrcss. y rI.ctnr Of
President and Nmr-pr"-idrnt or hnhl nnv
"ihr". civil or military. under tie Unir.d
States or u"dcr nnv State. wa huviu,r mr..
'in"SIv taken an oath ~ u m"nb. ROT Co,
gr"sS. "r as an officer Of the United STATES
o" "S - member Of any St.l'e h. ri.lIurr. or
- un ENrrutiv" ar Jndci, Il Officer of n,J
Stat" =" support th" Con uiiu'io'. of the
b"l'"d States, shall have. engaged in in~ur
rrri0u Ur rebellion arainsI tn. sltur or
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03
The Registration Board.

\ Charleston correspondent Of the Or,
snG~hnrC Nc'cs furnishes that paper with
tie following paragraph in reference to
'h" Board recently appointed hy Gene.
ral Sck.es, to adopt rules and regulations
Tor registration in South Carolina
".To aS.is, him in the arrangement of
h's E"G'.ra'ipn programme rs well as
20 divert from himself individually a nor.
ton "f the oiium which will possibly be
excited by the probable character Of his
Order on the subject, our Military Chief.
wen. S.ckIes, has gath ssed around him
An Alv'sing Board. Five members com.
nose l.; two from each Of the States con.
sututing this nis;rc,; and one represen.
tative Of the Military. Oar State Is rep,
reSH"'cd by Lemuel Boazer, Of Lexington
ana / l. Carlozt OF tbs CITY the for.
m"r not unknown in po'i.jcpl circles In
the interioi d strjc,,, the h,rcr citizen
of African decent, Principal Of a school
'or young freedmen and an asprant, it is
rnmored, for a seat in the UsS. Senate
North Carolina furnishes ii. II. Helper,
An e'der brother OF the "!mpending Cri.
sis" man, and G.. w. Brodie, person Of
color. BreVet Colonel w. b. Royal H.
lus,rates the military, and is President cf
the Board
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03
In a Bad Fix.

farmer had occasion to send his man
who, by the wav, WAS a Jolly dutehman,
to the neshhorng town FOR a barrel OF
molasses. The weather being warm, and
the road rough. and the driver, moreover
driving rather fast, the molass @, took q
notion to work" rs i, is generally called.
Bu. We will let him tell his own story ia
his own words:
"VeII, gomei along, and goamed
along ill | Got to de hill va, stand on de
top Of dc h'aeksmit shop, and den,
looks around pehind my pung hole, tinks
|, viii sthop dat; 30 s'ophs De cart,
and scotches de oyen nit a grabbIe rock,
and trove der puug hole in as tghs as
never vos, NIT a li1h;wood knot and
gomed along again till cot TO where do
works Of de road cross eacn oder nit de
mee,in house, and looks around pehind
my back again, aud the slhuf was all
run oher nit de barrel agin. O, ssys,I,
| will fix you nov, and pick up chook
nit all nv might; de ting flew out nit
noise Ike a gun and Knocked me down
fla, off de road NIT my pack, and scarf
de cart, and it ruuned away NIT de oxen
and turned dem all oOer each oder
prolie cberythina in bieces, au'I am gom.
ed home NIT myself, put &c gart is rum
ming to der tyful"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03
Supplement TO the stevsnsSherman
Bill.

AN ACT supplemental L. nm hc, entitled
An 'c' 70 provide for tn. more effiri.,
government "' the fChri Strt.-, p,s.cd
March 2, 1867, and TO facilitate rrs,ora
iiuu.
lie it enacted, &c. That before the frat
day Of Scp'eub"r, 1867, the rompnndIng
general ~ each d ,tric, defined by tao At
10 provide ior tue more eiiicisnt govern
,Icn' "t lie rrbrl Stais-, approved March
2, 1857. shnl canso a registration IN b.
nadr "t the male citizens 'f ihe United
States, tweniy.onc years Of age, and n,
wards, resident IT, each county or parish in
the Stale or States. iuclu.!r6 in his di,,ri.,
which registration will include only those
persons who are qualified to vote for dele
gates bv the Act aforesaid, and who snail
have taken and snssrribrd the fpIlouing:
u dn ,ol"mn'v swear or affirm in ,he pr..
cnrc "f Almighty Col, TINT I ANA citizen
of the State of -: that nav. 5.,id.d
M sid STATE for - mnrths next pr,
csdsg th. Gny. and now res de in ths conn
~ OF -, or the parish OF in .,id
State, az the case NAV be that am twsn
tv.oue yeats old ths' have not been dis
fanrhiscd fr parrIcipa,inn in any rebellion
or ci'il war against he United States. nor
for felony committed agsins, the Law. of
anv State or of the United States that
nave never been. am mber of nnv State
Legislature. or held any Executive or Judi
ciai Ohco IN any State, md afterwards en-
gagged 10 in'Huectinn ard rebellion against
che lintsd STATES. aud given aid or comfort
10 the enemies thereof; ,aat have nevo
tsken an oath - m"mber Of I ongress of
the y. y, or Sr officer Of the United
States, or es n racmber Of soy State Legis.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03

MAXrTrL,Ay's DYING SPEECH AND
CoYFEssIoH.--The BalSmors Gazette
refers to the extraordinary addre" slr
buted to the sx Emperor Msximiliau, and
says: as the proclamation Purporls to
have been issued since bis captivity and
TO be his las, words IN the presence aE
inpendng death, its aulhsntici,y, At isast
in the form and laneuags it re,cLes us,
may SsrV reasonably be questioned"
II may baSe been translated IRON the
Spanish, bot what then .-.r
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03
Joan OF Arc.

I nv
Joan Of Arc, cnlleI the Maid Of Or,
leans, was the daughter Of a reasa,, a,
DNmremi, il the province Of Lorr,in.
France, where she was born. in 1902 -
When she WAS qrto Young she was em,
p'oyed as y srrvnn: at y little inn. as we'll
rs groom in - stole. and she liked
looking after the horses better than wait
ing on th" gn"s's. The mi>fo',unes Of
the D,nphin Of Fr.une was All the talk
or her mns'er's cns'"mprs, arA. being a
r"'j-t'rs enthusiast, size fanciea tha, Uce,
ven had inspired her in his csuses
In 1923 she hal an interview with tie
governor o. TAn,on'curs who sent her q
the French court; and size there tod
them thu, God had ordered her to raise
TIE siege Of Orleans. to conduc, the Dan-
phin to Rheims and there annoint him
King. Her services were accepted. Arm
ed cNp-a-p'e, the beauty Of har p~rsnn.
'"e grace "ih which She rode her mil k.
""''e S'""I' An? IN" hoir banner carried
"e''r" her' c'nV'n'eh the p""rIe that she
""N aiming Nv the 60 n'na0d OF God.
I'"d'I 90 ni v"Ior were performed hv
''"' AVA "h"" "'n"d'd IN the neck Nv
u" 'rr'"' s"" 'F"" It out Saving. I'll IA
3'"ry' "'' ".''' IN" EnG'sh f"t before
"''' ana 7'e was "''.ed as tho saviour OF
Having r'''"d 'h" siege Of Orleans, in
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03

and other officers and agents herein author
lied ar necessary 10 carry into effect tho
purposes of this Act. not herein otherwise
provided tor. aud -haH pr"zide eof the lew
nnd collection Of snch taxes on The proper.
N in such State as nay be necessary to
paw the same
Sec. 9. Tha: the word "ar,iclen in the
sixth section OF the Act To which thi. il
supplementary, shall be construed to mean
"scction"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03
Proposed Constitutional Amendment.

The following is the Consituticral A..
mendment referred 10 in the 4th section Of
the Reconstruction Act"
. ARTICLE XIV.
Section !. All persons born or Rntnra'zed
IN the Unitod Siates ard suhjert 10 the ia
iisdctiou thereof are riIiZens of tho Unilcd
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03

SUtcIDE.-Ws see by oo- Charleston
exchanges that Mr. G. X. Wolfe has com,
mitted suicide by taking lsudanum. A
note was found 10 his psn,aloons' pocket
giving certain roaSons for the rash act
Bo vas quite young man, being about
twenty Ave years Of age.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03

4 grand Concert for the relief OF South
ern hAsons viii be given at the Academy
Of Music, on the eth inst. James e..
Brady viii also deliver An address.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03

Heres Webster or BRIDGE" said
Mrs. Partinglon, as she handed IKE =
dictionary. Study it conten,iyeIy and
you will gain great deal Of indamatian."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03

~" "' ,ns oh''eh H'nteS' nnH afterwards
."eIge! ~ 'h~nfe''on or rebellion against
we o"'''" '!"'eH or E'E"h n'd or c"mtc-t
,"t s'e'h'rS tl"rr"i mat Wlu f-Hh'
law. of ~, Ir,,;,.1 S,,,n ,5 ,.i,, ~ ,i ,,'o
bs.t Of M, ,b;Ii,, .,h., ~ -,
do So h.In ,r.,C,5n
which oath or af,irmp,ion may h, admins,
tered b, any r.vi.t.ripy office,
-. W. g.,
ro,,;,,.,,i. wv 1''' VI ''c
I,,.n,..,c,, ,;.,b 'ui, u" ",'
cnp,,nIin,, c,.n.,,I I,,i, ,..'I. - "' y:
roe, nf ,.I,i,S =, L., a.; wv" ".
rn,;r. sr.u bo ,,;,,,n 49,. ~, p','.
bc'i f,r d,l,,.,,., -
uu.p,-, nf..t b,isLi,g ,n,,.,i,,,,ia,, t
civil ony.rn,n -, rn, sr,.h S,,., I,.i 80
the I'ni,r: Said corvnnri,,, i, ,o.b S,,,o
c,ecp, V rs:nIa. To- cor.,.. IF In. sam. nam,
Der of m.gbyr. ~ ,,e mast nn,,nr,ns
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-07-03
Tile EseconstrRctio s.:,yrs.

re publish the "Rrrons,ructiour Laws uG
Congress, ns many have expressed . desire
10 obtain accurate copps:
THE RsCoSsTRUCrIoS Gcr.
AN ACT 10 provide for the more effirie n,
government OF the rebel States. Gpnss
ed over the P.", dents Veto, March I'd,
1867
WHEREAS, no legal State governments or
adequate protection for life or property
now exists in the r-hrl States of Viryin.
Ia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor
gin, MissisSiupi, hlabami, Louisiana.
fIor'in, Texas, md Arknnsa-: nHi
whereas. 1t il necessary that p"are md
good order should uc "nrnrcnd I'm surh
States until Ioyal and Rvrnbtiran Stale
governments cna be legally established :
Therefore.
BE IT enacted hY The S"na'e arl House
OF RtTrtSCn'n ntiycs uf tho UNITED States Of
America In Congress- nS~rmblri. That said
rebel States shall b" divided irto mill qrv
districts and made sul l"rt 10 tur mi irnrv
authority of the United SAFES y. hc-"in
niter prescribed, and for that purpose Vir-
Pinn ,hali constitute the h,st di.,rirt
North Carolina and Sonlh 'rrulina the
second di-'rct; G""ruiu. Alshrmr md
Florida. H." third district; Mississippi ani
Arkansas the fourth district: and foui,ln
ha and Texas the fifth dis rjct
Sec. 2. And b" it Cnrih"r enacted. Tint
II shall be the duty of tn" President To- ~
sign /" the command Of each of sad di.
r,,L ~ U.; !: 81 ""' "''"" ""
''' ""' l" "''a'. u
W. '""''" S"t" ''h
,,,b,,,i, ;,t; ""' '"'"r'" ",S
.;,I '>' =" "'''" "e !
, S'C, . Nn' ne II lnrth"r enacted. That
'''" "' ~" ""'F on "Nrh "ih'"r assign
,t.i. ,;,,,.,,c wv '''s.'"> !"
,,,,... ,, 'N''' "'" proper v |" S"p
I 10 ,,;r """
ill.,, ~ ""''' '''' ~
,l I 81 " ,'"'
,sEs ".,,N '"'"
,,,. ,o;,4 WV ,''' ~ "" J."
,,a,. I,.'..,..... 80 .,'
L., sh..r ,,,.. ' ''
,..,,,,.;-;.,.. .'.''' '"'''"'
ir w." '"' ''' '"'' l'P'H''
.,,,L,;.. "'"'' r"''' "' >'N'"
,I,,,,, ,,,. "''''' q"
,,iI - ''''' ~ ""'' ""'
.,
~ ''''" "t u '"''"'r 'hH'''f' ihhi
virtue of u j. act shall lr r,i.l ,i,h,u, u,
n-ce~sary crlry. and un r,nrl or uuuspYI
punishment ,hnl be H. Il r,rd and rn ..n
trnce ,f any mi,iiur, commission or ,,ihu
nal hereby amrhoriz.d. affecting the Tr. or
liberty of nuv PERSON. srall be- cxrent.d nm
tt il il approved by the officer ia command
'f ia" d,~ll.ct, ard the laws and regulations
ot the government Of the army stall rot
- "a
they coriIIct in its PROVISIONS Provided
That no s"u'"ur,. "r death. nnd.r the pro
Visions of tbs aci. shnll be- carried into rC
feet without u" "pprUva, at the President.
See 3. hrG hr i, fur hr- euor,.d r'b,,
~,rn ih,. IropIr Of amy 81, ,.L.I S,,,.
,har have formed constitution or g,y,,n
ment in rorfurmity with In, Cn,.1;,,t A.,
Of the Uni.rd STATES in al, ,c.u.crs rr,,,a,
hy u con,crlinu of d,.'rpa,r, r,r.r,.S I,v III.
male ciriz~n- "r snid Slu,.. t,,.nty nro
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-12-05
: TWO eo'sP'RLl.s,
Ed'tors Pit'sbury Gazette.


Eai'er' Rt''bury Gazetfe. ..,..:> ..,,.,>
"A "huroh'eoer, given to analysing,
cannot but discover that there are two
Gospels preached in the most orthodox
,churehss: :The arat f.p<j5sasutl, Z [ 6hiiit
as Savior, and is the Gospel Of Self.
Tho second halds Him ,s an example,
and is thu Gospel Of Humanity. These
two Gospels had th.:F representative.
in two divfne' living during the Scot.
tish Reformation. The ono accepted
Christ rs ! SAVIOR; anl3b tAe Gospel
Of Self. The second holds Him as an
example, and Is tho Gospel Of Human.
ity. These two Gospels had their rep-
resentatives in two divinss living dur.
ing the Scottish Reformation. The
One accepted some lawT Of King and
Parliament trenching on the rights 81
the church. The other, James Rem.
wick, dissented, lost his' living, and &.
na'ly his lifs' During biz stragglo hi.
brother Of the gospel Of Self inquired
if he did not believe that those who
oonformed TO tie laws, aa;d retained
them living could bs saved! ,sss
"0h yes r. ~ his answer. ..-.. -.
l Thsn, what more. d. IN lRastr' !,
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ssn OF belief, form Of worshipJor othe,
[derlee. aap sapeh the obligation to do
|hehs:sa9srl d. circumstances and a.
Fall times,to do right to all mcnby seek.
ing odla to de them good, .sa.ac>,z s.-,y
ko'H xe he.rd >lexs qfs the pqobsbilities
Of, death, aud more of the possibilities
of'ife, of the possible glory aud beauty
which might: crown it if We We: should
ateadfastly follow :.fhe Lamb whittier:
soev yer He. 'goeth, through good and
EtAr0ugh e7n report, to'a palace Or to +: a
pris sou; sa'! low Hi 10 mills path Of r cal.
Ing the sick; teao;ios heisnorrant, lift.
ing up the down trodden and making
the world better than we found It,
our charches would be better filed, and
the labo,s of our pastors bring bette,
fruits. a3oE! :. ..:,,:: :.,y eAH a,.c,>. Ii:
III have 3heentl led to7tbis train Of re.
aAeetion, A by having. recently, gone sey-
eral tinea te> Church, and each time
J having heard nothing but appeals to the
...sl sslldshta@ess b @ Of the congregation calls t.
! !H.repept and flee from. the. wrath to
COZ come !" These aro we'll in their place ;
but who does not long for a: little Of the
Ben ]9te' wick spirit of wanting somethin,
f more 11l''! than enere salvation from the pen
Ally ;..l'!y of as:ssl'ee? crime? 5.os a.. :,
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