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OYSTER CANNING. "A correspondent of the
Conn1ercidl, writing from Sealord, speaks as
follows of the oyster business:
The oyster business is now opened, with
prospect Of great success. The number offrms,
and houses is increased over last winter Five
are now in operation, and soon another is to be
opened They all employing about four hun
dred hands, both men, women, and children,
white and colOred, and are quite a blessing to
the poorer class Of the community. The placid
bosom Of the Nanticoke is whltened daily, with
boats bringing in thei- stores.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

To pay the National Debt in greenbaeks ;s
equivalent to putting up gold to 200, and ro;a' g
ing the price Of all the neccssaries oflfe in
responding ratio. To vote for the partv which
favors this scheme is to vote for general dis.
tress as well as national honor. N''
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

CONCERNING GENERAL GRANTS PoLITICsThe Inouirrr's
Washington correspondent saws:
me publSher OF newspaper at Atlanta. Ga who vo an
officer in the Rebel army has been here some doys
Tor chances and last week had few minutes intrrvi i
ueh Grant on business matters since which the editor M
circulating the story that Grant very
MN ana ,od hm ne was Conservative voted for buchanan
Gals This was teesraphed from here bv some i'i
IN order to damage General Grant. He is absent t
onees VINO saw the Atlanta man at the War Department sd
makes disclosures to men of that stamp WANT never
GENERA Dent, OF Cen Grants vino is act inc os
OF war during General Grants absence denies tI
pGn' sayS 'hat tho Atlanta Editor had no moro ,r wen t
with him He further says that Grant !" N politics
but his most intimate friends '''''''S !" no one
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

FATAL Academia girl named Bridget
Coughlan, who resided with Mr.. Walsh in New
Castle Hundred, for the past nineteen months,
was engaged in kindling fire, on Wednesday
morning, when coal oil lamp exploded, set
ting her clothes on fire. She ran up stairs to
Mrs Walsh's room, when Mrs. w. left the
room and procured piece of carpet which she
threw over her and succeeded in extinguishing
the flames. A colored man was present and
had his hands badly burned in endeayoring to
afford assistance. The other members of the
family were engaged in milking at the time
The woman died from her injuries on Satur-
day.-RepuILican.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

. John G. Jackson, of Mill Greek, has lost
several 1eSt mules from lung disease. Uriah Drake
otber c1fu nne horse from the same disease, and
said to have suffered loss from t6;U I;l are
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
THE "TIMES' is published ,n.r,, W.J---J--

THE "IIhES'' is published epery Wednesday
'ernOo"' oy JOS. IL. IIoFFEcKER, Editor and Pro.
prietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
A""S 'UnscRIPTToN,--Oae gear, s2OO in ad.
'""'e' or s@'5O II not paid till end of the gear. N
paper discontinued until atlarrearsqre paid-Onls
at the option Of The Publisher.
AoVERrisEMENTs 'ou be inserted at the rate oSeuea
'ents line for the first insertion subsequent in
ssrttons 81 cents. A liberal discount made I
fndrterty, semi-annuaI and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

g. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-George Meggins, of
st. Georges, employed in making repairs on
the Delaware Breakwater, at Lewis, was Sc
rlousy injured on Friday last, by stone fall
ing on his leg. The leg was broken and badly
crushed. Meggins was taken to Lewes. and
surgical treatment Connlercinl w
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

BREAD, LIQUOR AND MEDICINE
ing 70 the new new Directory which has just been
puonshed there are Is bakers, 62 butchers, II
Wilmington. f"'' oe"'erS IN
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
ERRORS OF YOuTu

EIHlS ENlIoKS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who In,
SHflered Tor years from Nervous Debility Prcmo,m."
Decay, and all the effects Of vonbG ;nd;so'!
wiil' for the sake of suffering humanity send Gs-
TO all who need it, the recipe and directions r.
making the simple remedy by which he was cr,od
sufferers wishing 10 profit by the advertisers GYM,
dence, JOHN n e0GnPEmct Peliect cOnh'
u,s az Cedar ST., New York.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

IHANKsGIvING.-1he President has desig-
mated Thursday, November 29th, as day for
national thanksgiving. The Governor will
probably recommend the samo day.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

BLOWN DowN.--During the severe storm of
wind and rain on Monday night the east wall
OF the colored peoples new church, in this
town. was blown down. The wall Us inch1
was green and had no timbers to support
IL. 1t will cost about 5000 to repair the dam
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Frosted beaver OOtll9s. In cOlOT6.
IrcOt Beaver Cloths. s.................. Black
Ircot Beaver Cloths NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. In colors
Dufiill Beaver Cloths .............. Black.
These grades made to order in OVER COATS, or
suits by Baggs Cotton, Merchant Tailors, Smyrn
Delaware.
Who keep the largest and hest stock of Cloths,
Cassmeres and Vestings, in Smyrna2 Baggs &
Cotton, Merchant Tailors, Smyrna.
When people want goods they go TO Hamiltons
They can be suited at once.
Those irrevelent lads, who called names after n
certaiA bald head of DID, deserved their untimely
end, becat sc at that time panacea had been dis.
covered TO restore the human hair on the bald spots
But now Rings Vegetable Ambrosia is known Ia
possess the rare merit of invgoratng the roots
and filling them SO full of life, where not entirely
dcad that they cannot help putting forth a new
growth which rivals in beauty the locks of youth.
Some people say they study to please, but the fact
Is, they study how they can make money. Now this
Is exacty our case; and we propose to do it by sell
ing goods at small profits, and selling large 0uan.
tlty OF them Any one desiring goods in our line
would, we are sure, money by giving US a call
Baggs IL Cotton, Dry Goods Dealers and Merchant
Tailors.
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Blltimore per cent.
Railroad Bonds for sale at $685. and accrued inter
est, for each $1,000 bond, by John McI.ear e. Son.
Bankers, No. COZ Market st. Wilmington, Del.
.PRINTs.-The newest cheapest, and most varied
assortment of Prints in Town at Baggs g. Cotton's.
Dry Goods Dealers, Smyrna, Del.
North Missouri per cent. RaiIrood Bonds for
sale at $3.50, and accrued interest, for each $1,000
Bond, BY John McI.ear g. Son, Bankers, No. COZ
Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
SHAwLs-A large assortment Of Winter Shawls
Tor the Ladies, at Blggs & Cotton's, Dry Goods
Dealers, Smyrna, Del.
Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings.-New Fall and
Winter Styles of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
Just opened at tho Merchant Tailoring establishment
OF ggs 8 Cotton, Smyrna, Delaware
Some magnificent Dress Goods can be obtained at
|. ID. Hamilton's. Ladies take the hint
Dress GooDs.-The finest assortment of Ladies',
Dress Goois in Smyrna, at the Dry Goods store of
Baggs d Cotton.
L. ID. Hamilton has got his Fall and Winter stock
OF Dry Goods. Call and examine Them
;, Hoor SKIRTs.-The largest and cheapest stock of
Hoop Skirts in Smyrna, at the Dry Goods store Of
Baggs 81 Cotton.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

GRANT THE COMING MAN.-From every
section of the Union the call is coming for
zen. Grant for the next candidate of the Re-
publican party for President Two-tbirds Of
the Republican journals of the country have
expressed preference for him; manv have
holsted his name at the head of their coIumns
Like the call for the second nomination of Mr.
Lincoln, 1t is almost unanimous and cannot 90
unheeded Some journals, possessing more or
less influence, have declared for this or that
individual, as a matter of State nrida bnt bord.
~ any TWO unite on anv one man. The paper
OF the greatest influence that has vet opposed
the General Is the New York Tribune which
has recently declared in favor of Chief Justice
Chase. But 1t can scarcely hope to stem the
popular tide. Ii strongly opposed the renom-
lnatlon OF President Lincoln but its opposition
would not stand against the wish of the peo
pie and the demands of the hour.
In addition to the newspapers of the coun-
try which are the index to the popular will,
almost every day brings us the proceedings of
some public meeting in which resolution is
found sustaining Grant as the choice of the
party.
Like all successful military men he stands
most prominent before the country as q recin-
lent OF Its honors. 1t is natural consequence
that the party that sustained the war should
select the General who VIGOROUSLY ended If
for their standard bearer.
But it is not only his fame as military hero
that gives him his great pre-eminence as a
candidate. Throughout his whole career as
public man he has exhibited that supreme
good sense and discretion for which he has
been generally commended. He has been able
at all times to keep his own counsels and his
mouth shut-two rare qualities He does not
belong to that class who make reputation bv
a brilliant dash; - who strike out'' and
make great success or a great blunder. His
success has been the result of mature calcula-
ton and consummate skill, in which the end
accomplished has exhibited his wisdom and
foresight. 1t is this quality in the man that
makes the people willing to trust him in any
position he may be called to fill.
Ut his political status there is no room for
doubt, we believe. That he stands souarelv |
on the Republican platform has been so re-
peatedly asserted by prominent men of the
party and intimate friends of the General that
1t needs no repetition by u.s.
Ihe Democrats occasionally try to claim him,
but d.! 1t IS with view of making the Radicals
dlstr'lst him and preventing his nomination by
the party. Every day the Democratic papers
are denouncing him in stronger terms. The
Old Guard, rank Copperhead sheet pub
ilshed in New York, tells him to " get back to
MS lanyard, where the war picked him up,
and says every word uttered in his praise is "a
new rivet in the fetters of our country The
General needs no better praise than such abuse
from such paper. The New York World
also advises him not to get into the hands
of the politicians"
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

FIRE.-The dwelling of G. W. S. Nicholson
formerly of Dover at Cannon's Ferry, near
oe1ford, was destroyed by fire on Saturday
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

PEACH CANNING.-A man named Yerkes
at SeafOrd, has canned 1000 cans of peaches
the present season. A. NJ. Hopkins has cann-
ed about $1,000.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

AS general thing, Grant is not popular
among the Washington Office holding and hang
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
%1 Ca, GARPETS: IN PHILADELPHIA

1AI'D FFIIF4hE TO BUY THEM
Almost every one has heard of EyANs' Cu..nC
PET STORE where you can buy your goods in,, &
a. any onef establishments and make your selectons
rom , one OF the largest and finest stocks of '''
80 G hSEE Ky. INGRAM, STAIR and RAG Car
PETS oIL CLOTHS, MATTIxGs WINno,, S''. ,n AD ar
Dos are are selling Carpets two yards WIDE. only 81 90
Don buy without examining our lor nr;c" t ~ w. %
certain mat you get into The right store N ~
JOHN Nj. EVANS.
mro I'm No. 3l7 N. 2d St, above Vine
and ditecIly opposite Wood 81 Phind.n
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

NJ zen. Tom SI! Thumb and wife, Commodore
VII VII, ana Minnie Warren gave exhibitions in
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

yv Mrs Gen. Tom Thumb and Miss Minnie
VAR " arren attended services in Grace Church. in
wilmington, last Sunday evening.
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

The Philadelphia National Refreshment Saloons.
where the soldiers from every part of the Union were
led during the late war were honor to Phadel
phia' ana there is peculiar propriety in the crcum
stance that Philadelphia should naugurate plan Co.
the endowment of National Institute where the
orphans Of these same heroes may have home and
receive an education This is what the Trustees of
the Riverside lpstitute aiming most successfully
TO 70, accomplish Acting under the charter of the
w ashl1gton Library Company, Incorporated by the
State of Pennsylvania they are Offering stock a, The
low rate OF one dollar per share, and will give 10
each subscriber beautiful and valuable steel on,
craving worth at retail more than the price o., the
stock, and as an additional inducement will d;s-
ro0te among the stockholders presents valued at
cooOoJo. Ui In the distribution every one has an
Sance to obtain large presents one is worth
S4O'OOO, another $4,000, &c. Who can refuse 70
90 patriotic and benevolent action on these
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

Ihe Ere Deta,oare Repubtican is new pa-
eer the publication of which has been begun al
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

C,, an No MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE REurD,rs
hnII;a ;EPasant EP"nt ana dangerous diseases Use Helm.
EN'r"cI buchu and Improved Rose Wash
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30
TO CONsUMIsCIVEx

or cbe,. ne nev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send ,r.oo
Ibe oh GHnge to all who desire the STo @ T%o
by which he wss v"5 making and the simple remedr
disease Consumption Ills onIv "ha, az" mar
lry ,h,s 'e ascled and he hopes every sufferer viii
and S ma prescription. as it will cost them ,ehna mn'
S P'o'e blessing. Please address e'
N. Rev. EDWARD WILSON
No. l65 South Cd ST., WILLIAMSBURG N
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

OK NoN,KETENTIoN or INCoNTINENcE of Urine =,
,I'atIoH Inflammation. or urera ,IuT of the hlsddo, ~
kuSeys. diseases OF the PROSTATE glands stone m t VI
i o'uGt :, calculus gravel or brick dust deposi,s a
n diseases OF the bladder. kidneys. and drnn,'n
Smyrna times., 1867-10-30

=, BANKING House of John McLear & Son. No. eO7
Market ST., Wilmington, Del. We offer for sale Tho
FIRST Mortgage Bonds of the Union Pacific Railroad
TPany' az the low price of so per cent; the First
nIo.gage Bonds OF the Central Pacific Railroad Co.
at 30 per cent The interest on both or The ahov"
bonds are toyable in gold semi annually.
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suMMER B E 3 o 4 I s Z.
A UGUSTA WHITE En- rv opvrSns
4 formerly Striblings Springs

A UGUSTA WHITE ,, cnvrsns
A SULPHUR AND D A!,U NJ sPh IN
;, .,nas from Stanton, Augusta co, Virginia
10 m' + A. HEFELFINGER, Propriettoor -.
This delightful mountain retreat, 10 my, L'1s
northwest from Staunton, directly Oh Tue
Warm Springs and HarrisonburS lnIhp, nc,
has been undergoing improvements LOT lhT ihs'
year, and will be ready ior tue recep''o'' 20 .
Tbo nronriator has resolved to spare no eA-
nenditure of means and effort necessary 90 IN
sure the pleasure and comfort OF ms guests
The naturally beautiful grounds nave zee"
cleaned, the streamlets bridged, ana me me
rior of some Of the buildings rearranged, relu'-
nished and greatly improved. u,..,s. =,
Persons leaving Baltimore, washington
Richmond or Lynchburg arrive at inns pi"'e
the same day by 7 p. m. IA +ho
The roads in the vicinity are good, ana lh ne
romantic scenery renders drives on lhe!n po ""
vision has been made by an excellent lhVer>
St Bile. The society frequentlng TINS wa1er,hE
place is generally Of refined ana eleVateo
Character, adding additional attractions 10 th'
place The table is supplied with the BEST lar'
to be had IN the country:
With an, experience OF many years as !ne .:s
see Of one of the finest watering places Ill ,!ir
einia as his guide, the Proprietor tiatters him
self that he Will BIO able to afford Satisfaction
and Measure tn all vino visit the Augusta Whit
SULPHUR and Alum Springs, either for the res
toration of health or the enjoyment of pleasure
Siauobter's Celebrated Band has been pro
vided for the season, and full corps of atten
tive and efficient servants will be on hand t
attend to the wants Of guests.
To those who have never enjoyed the lnssplr;
ing presence of the everlasting hills" Whlci
form grand feature of this popular resort
visit to these Springs cannot fail to be agree"oe
1.-THE Chimneys,'' Great N atural Curiosity
five or six miles distant near the village Of Mi
Scion, can he reached over goo road: Deer
Hunting, Trout Fishing, Billiards, Pheasant
Shooting etc, constitute some Of the sources "
amusement at this retreat.
Price of board So per day SIS per week, an
Angusta 60 my @-eoGw Proprietor
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f. ATWELL,
; = u = --a-7@7ls- =
w A N T S

ttIANTED-lOOO cords Of good Gu ESTN Vt
w OAK BARK, for which we will pay Sl2
per cord, delivered at Alexandria on the cars Of
the Orange u Alexa. or Manassas Gap K.K.: or
ut the Tannery Merchants or others wishing
to contract with us for 100 or 200 cords, can do
so by calling on us at our store, No 81. King
street We have always on hand OAK and
HEMLOCk SOLE LEATHER, UPPER
LEATHER, OF ali kinds, Harness, Bride and
Skirting Leather, which we sell at the lowest
cash prices We are paying the highest cash
prices for good BEEF HIDES, dry and green
ap Scott 9. &. SMOOT 3 SON.
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INsugAECE AGENCIES.

INCORPORATED 1852. CHARTER pERPErU AL
INSURANCE COMPANY
l OF THE
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,
Winchester, Va.
los = Carson. prest. Nm L. Bent, Secty
. Cash Curlthl o;o'''
A erregstc os8es paid in IL year=, ending ''"iy
/, 1855, $3.50, 674.N. -,
Losses eq,'ltably adjusted and promptly pa'"'
&. ~. WATTL ES, Agent. AIexhndra
At office Of Brent 81 WattIna Attorneys nj L;'",
'rhis old company insurea buildings, MGR.
chandiae Household Furniture and Per&"n"i
Property generally, in city, town or countT},
against loss 0: damage by fire, on Us lnvorsci1
terms as other responsible compnnes. llel",o"i
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DEAL r. HIRE A l. A G +

Just received, real Lace Handkerchiefs, Val
enciennes, Lace Collars and Sleeves-very beau
tifu! and as low as the same go DIS can be re-
tailed in New York.
Also, large additions to our stock of Swiss
Edge and Inserting, Linen, Cambria and Linen
Lawn Handkerchiefs, Hemstich and Plain.
we are receiving something new almost ev-
cry day. Dealers, generally, are invited to call
and examine our stock. ...
r. l.. WOOD,
lie % No g, cor King 81 Fairfax st.
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SS ARNOLD s. FIELD, IS
ERCHANT TAILORS,
Have removed from No. 80 to No, 50, King
street, and resumed their old business, where
they would be pleased to receive call from
their friends, or any one in want of II suit OF
good clothes We have on hand and are re-
ceiving good line Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
LINENS, Sc,
which we will make to order very low, for the
next two months, especially.
We propose to continue our
GENTS FURNISHING DEPAR'rM ENT
where you will always find the latest styles.
r We will furnish
w HIrE 81 Il rs,
AZ cheap rs they can be had Vt retail in Phia-
dephia Warranted to fit and wear we'll. Call
aud see us, at No. 80, King St. " doos> west OF
koyal aug 1T
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= AMPS, LAMP GOODS It Oil.

T AMPS, LAMP GOODS Il Oil.
VIM COGAN,
Is, North Royal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb. to the most magnificent Par
Tor Lamp; Cut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys al kinds and sizes Brushes, Wick,
and AL other goods III thetrade at the most rea-
sonable prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stand lamps just received, purcha-
.ed at extremely low figures, and offered ut cor
responing rates. All who want reuL' bargains
in handsome Parlur and Table EAmps had bet.
ter come quickly. NH ST.
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For SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT--A SQUARE OF GROUND,
H$s situated immed ateiy opposite Potomac Car
dens. Apply to w. KEITH ARMlSIEA5D
Plaster Min. = jy 6-eotf
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LETTER FROM Hon WAl. L. GoaGIN The
Richmond Wing of yesterday, published a
long letter from Hon. VIM. L. Goggin, on the
situation. The objects at which, he thinks
the people should aim, and the motives VIII ca
should govern them in the present condition OF
lhe State, are Faithful compliance. with the
terms of reconstruction the speediest attalna-
BILE recovery of our position in the Union; the
avoidance OF party divisions and the suppress
sion of party feeling among ourselves; the Sc
lection of men for public position without rel
erence to what they may have called them
selves in the past, or may call themselves now
but weighing only their fitness; kindly rela-
lions with the blacks the indulgence OF
hopeful spirit, &c, &c.
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4 kCTlC SODA WATER.

4 kCTlC SODA WATER.
Having spared neither pains expense 70
make our SODA WATER equal, il not aape-
rioc to any III The city, being the manufacturers
Of our uwn syrup2, which warrant pure, and
entirely free from adulter=tions, and cOmpris-
ing many Of the choicest and most desirable
fagors, among which may be found Coffee and
Cream, Eggnog, Vanilla, Strawberry, Shorbct,
&C, &c. ai Of which are drawn from one OF
n, Its UNEIvALLED SODA FOUNTAINS,
nn u universally used in all the principal O.
t;os h., North and South. We would only
no' th lovers Of this delightful and refresh
I'1 - 'al, feeling assured we shall be
ohio - ', , -. feet satisfaction to all who may
aDt e. W s,s' P0' WAKEFIELD i HAIL.
;n al VI "' r,rr,r Prince and Fairfax streets.
~ EFlNED SUGARS AND SYKurS.
S bbs Crushed and Powder I'd Sugars
6 b. Soft Crushed >.
j " G.. Extra -
st Golden Syrup.
3 - NJ edum "
just received and for sale by w..
ie ~ 4, j. FLEMING, No. j. hing ST.
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kICkSl
ID BRl OK Sil
BKI G. : /
800, GOO BRICKS OH hand and for sale low, I,'r
cash, a. E. FKANCISS BRICK KILN,
upper end oil Fairfax street,
near the Canal.
&s- Orders for al kinds Of Brick Work
promptly attended to, if left ut tho Brick lAr.i
or at my residence 66, south ST. Asaph street.
an H-tf
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EAED WAR RE, &c

JAMES " NAIIa. THutt. alsHEIL:.
aAME - w. ALl.j; X CO,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
And Dealers in All Kinds cf
b ii | l. ID n q n 4 II f. l. | \ l.
Such NJ SusLe-, Doors, Blinds, MoltldinHs,
Brackets, Potomac LINE Carined Plaster,
Hydraulic Cement, kootny-FrlL HnI Pitch,
Window Glass from GxS to ;;224S. Whit Lc=d,
Paints, Oils, Farnishes, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes, l.ainrs, t""l O'I,
and general assortment "l housekeeping
Goods.
Paints mxcd and glass cut to order.
Particular attention paid to orders from the
country. ~, hlNG > IEhhi,
ap27-ti corner Columbus, Alexandra.
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 10.

SELECTED.
Nor IN HUMAN NATURE. An estimable
lady, personal and beloved friend Of mlhe'
said to me, when urged to forgive an injury
1t is not in human nature to forgive injuries
rs as eoading as these" ''You are right, my
fiiend, replied, it is not in human "a ns'ute
but it is in the grace OF Christ: ,aaa &c has has
charged US, Love your enemies o' ss, t neo
that curse you; do good to them taaI na.e YOU
and pray for them which y use yII
and persecute you; thai ys nay hsa ua'1e The
lad had lone struggle with herself, but
through the grace of Christ she overcame.-
She i5rgave from the heart and was a happier
woman and more exemplary Christian ever
after. These arc high Christian virtues
They are not imaginary nor are they beyond
Christian attainment. "A.