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wiues, liquors, Gtf.
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IHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN
NOUNCE that they have been appointed by Mes rs.
HENRY y. HANNIs & CO.. OF Philadelphia, th cir
sos Agents for the StIte OF South Carolina lor the
sale OF their celebrated ACME x XX, xxx, xxx,
NTCTAB CABINET and other brands OLD RYE
WaI>EIE5.
They also sish to announce that they vll be N
constant receipt Of their COPPER Distilled
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHI>KIRS, direct freu
Dstill-ry at Hsnnisvllle, Berkeley County, West
Virginia
Liberal contracts will be made for la-ge lots Of
new Whiskies in bond at Distillerv Warehouse.
CLACIU> 4 Wits,
No. 81 East Bay street.
June10 wfn3nos Charleston, 8. @.
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e. "PRESH AS A MAIDRN'S BLUSH"-
Is the pure pes'hy Complexion which follows the
use OF BAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. It is the
True secret Of Beauty. Fashionable Ladies' in So
eiety understand this.
The MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic Coun.
try Girl into City Belle more rapidly than any other
ono thing.
Reduces, Sunburn Tan. Frecsles. Biotehes and all
effects Of the Summer Sun disappear when 1t Is used,
and genial cultivated fresh expression is obtained,
shich rivals the Bloom Of Youth Beauty is possi-
BILE to oil who will invest seyenty-ave cents at any
respectable store and insist on getting the MAGNU.
LA BALM.
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IMp,RTANT SOUTHERN MAIL RhuTE.-Acting
Posi- naste General Earie has closed e con-
contract with Captain Peter La Rose for week.
IL steamship service from Savannah, Georgia,
by sapelo, Darien, Freder ca, Brunswick
Courthouse. Sa lila Mills St. alary's. Fernan-
dina, Mavpolt Mills. aud Yellow Bluff, to jack
sonville Florida. at $500 per annum. to take
eff ct July /. 1869 This IL an important N ii
service, especially to the coast offices.
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~lHE NEATEsr, THE QUICKEST AND
TIE CHEAPEsT-TBE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
A3 EAST BAY, having replenisbed its Stock with q
nex and large assortment OF material of the fnsAt
quality and latest styles Is prepared 10 execu'O, at
the shortest netioe and IN the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
yorr orders elsewhere.
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EUROPE;

SUMMARY OF NaIIHH AID CONTINENTAL NzWs.
LoSDoa, August 1k.-The apparent neon
sstenoy between the Queens spseches on ths
opening and on the closing Of Parliament. in
re6pect to the relations between the, Unlted
Staten, and Great Britain, il accounted for By
i the Times in the fact that international relae
MEMS depend on reciprocity Of the feelings OF
he people, Tad not on the negotiation Of their
Ministers. There has been change Of dipio-
mats in the business since the opening OF
Parliament, but the sureties Of peace and
friendship rest on stronger basis than diplo-
macy can furnish.
The London News OF yesterday was very
severe upon the British Parliament. It ex-
pressed the opinion decidedly that the ques-
tion OF reform in the House Of Lords must
come.
The distinguished artoritic, John Ruskrn,
has been elected TO the State Artprofessorship
ofOxiord.
During the past week specie in the Bank of
England has decreased ESQ 600; in the Bank Of
France il has increased ESQ 600.
The British Par!iamens will reassemble on
the 18th OF October.
Tho reassembling OF the General Conference
OF the Irish Church has been determined mex
pedientby the bishops. as that course would
be d,seastsful to lsrge body of churchmen.
This determination is regretted BY the Com
mittee Of the Conferences.
The Emperor OF the French yesterday signed
small number Of DEGREES Of amnesty for Of
tending publishers and polticiaas.
Five hundred Carlists. headed by Estartus,
have entered Spain from France at Puigcerds.
OtheAbapds are expected to enter from various
points. A Republican movement at Malaga
hss created considerable excitement there.
Twelve prieets have been taken in custody OF
Burgos. Spain, charged with engaging in the
Oarlist lnsurreohon.
The river Nile has fallen lower than it has
been known TO be for hundred and fifty
years.
The Egyptian cotton crop prospect is good.
and it Is estimated that g50. 900 cantars Of 100
pounds each will be made.
PARIS August 14.--Marshal Mel, Minister Of
War. is dead.
VIENNA. August 4-Baroa Won Beush sd-
dressing the Reichrath, in defence Of the Bud
get, said the maintenance Of pesse would be
easier if the defensive forces Of Austria we're
4. not diminished.
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xs- The Relatives Friends and Ac-
ouain,apces o, Nr. and Mrs. WILLIAM WALLACE,
and of Mr. and mrs. 4. ]. RANarER, and OF MIR. and
Mrs. Wu1IAx McKN1Ax, are respectfully invited 10
attend the Funeral services OF JANE FLORENCE,
70 naest daughter OF the former. at No. sires-
street, THIS AFTERNOON, atFour O'Clock.
August 10
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Speflal Mptifes.

~ EXECUTORS NOTICE.-ALL PBR.
SONS having demands against the Estate Of PAUL
D. REALRY, late OF Christ Church Parish, will pre-.
g. mt the same legally attested to JOHN z. RIVERS.
ESQ.,. attorney at Law, at his office, No. Courthouse
Square. on or before the FIRST DAY OF EVvENBLR
next. or they will be debarred payment; and thess
indebted to said Estate will make immediate pay
nent to the sema O. E HUGHES, Executor.
July sO !, mug 2.16. sept 1-15, oct 1-16. nov
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE BoWENMACKEY VAR.
A New Phase-Bowen Playing tho Role
OF injured Innocence The Great "a.
lumnistor at the National Capital

WAsHrseror, August 80. c. Bowen, the
Radical REPRESENTATIVE from the SecondCor.
gressionsl District OF South Carolina. who has
been here for some days past, has commenced
legal proceedings against the Msekeys for GER
tain alleged slanderous publications in THE
CHAn1zsrox News Of the 18th instant.
Governor Scott, Of South Carolina. is here.
making efforts to obtain from the government
the quota of arms allotted to that State.
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gGttH.
~ H A X L. e q II q n II o p r L d,
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS PIBsr.CLAss BoTEL. Situated m
pleasant location, and in the business portion Of the
eitv, renders 1t the most desirable Hots for either
permanent or transient guests. he accommodations
are unsurpas ed having e1ensve suites nj elegantly
furnished apartments Tor frniies d single gentle
men. The proprietor vail endaavor 10 maintain the
biph reputation enjoyed by the "cbarieston" as .
frHt class house. and no effort viii be spared to do
servo continuance Of the lieeral patronage heres-
fore bestowed upon it
Tho best Of Live-y occommodatiens whl be found
adjoining the establishment.
The house l. supplied with the celebrated Arte-
sian Water OF which deli shtfnl bs'hs eau be hsa
either day OF night. K. B. J>CK>oN.
July Is Proprietor.
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~ ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident TO Youth and Early Men.
hood, with the humane view Of treatment and cure.
sent by mail free of charge. Address HOWARD as.
ISOLATION. Box P. Phlsdcphia. Pa.
May ~ 3mos
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Suntral ADtises.

sMALL-D1ed at Mount Plea amt on tho evening
of the 14h instant, Of typhoid pneumonia, ANh!E
SCOTT. youngest daughter OF Mrs. 8 Q. snd fhe
late W. C. .MA1L aged year, month and 81 days.
nrThe Kelatives and Friends OF her
parcnis, and also o.. DR.. s'd Mrs. j. H BoNo Jn.
are invited to attend her Funeral Services, At Glebe
street PRESBYTERIAN Church, at Nine O'Clock This
Horaing August ~
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Commodore Jarvis died in st. Louis on satur-
day, aged "a.
A large distilIery in Philadelphia has been
seised, and the storekeeper and gauger az
rested.
The pay Of assistant assessors in Tennessee.
North Carolina and the Gllf States is reduced
hfty cents per dav.
The prospscs Of the Tennessee cotton crop
szc les hvoraole. It ID calculated that the
Weld in West Tennessee will be the game as
last year.
DBes. Admiral Davis is ordered TO mske a.
rspgemsnts for the survey Of the ISthmas Of
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OF. CLOUD HeTEL.

THIS NRw AND CoMAoI IoUs H0UsB, LOCA7.
Ed corner OF Broadway and BR5ssoond-s1esa,
possesses advantages over al other houses for tho
conmodation oI its guests, It vas built expressly
for Ar.t-clsss family boarding house-tae rooms
ssna large and en- SUITE heated ~ sesm-with hot
and cold ter. and furnished second 70 po2e; wh1e
the culinary department is in the nest expereaeed
bands, tfrding gueats an unes asllAd table.
One Of AtWood's Patent EleTstefs Il aiso among
the 'rnodern Improvements ana at the service Of
guests ut all hours.
The Broadway and University Placs Cars pass Tho
door every four minutes, runniny from the OY
Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth aud sevenkA
Avenue lines are but short block on eitnee dde:
sfording ample facilities for communicating H1tn a
The depos, steamboat landings, places OF s"'7
nent and business Of the great metropolis.
MORE d HvLLEY. PrSPrtetors'
March II "~-
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G8 LET Us DISCUSS THE GREA CUES
IIoN.-what Is the most important Of al earthly
blessings in the estimation Of every intelligent hu
man beingf
Clearly, It is Health; for soundness Of body and
mind Is essential to the enjoyment Of all the other
good gifts Of Providence.
How, then. ehal those who possess this inestima.
ble treasure endeavor to preserve It, and how shal
those who have lost It seek to retrieveitf
These questions have been asked In all ages, but
uaver have they Satisfactorily RESPONDED to
rs ut the present day, and tue answers which COM
mon sense, enlightened by science and experience.
give to them in the Nineteenth Century may be
briefly stated thus:
To protect the systenn against all influences that
tend generate disease there Is nothing like invg-
Grafton.
To re-establish .he health on Arm basis, when 1t
has besn lost by imprudenee any other cause the
system must ba simultaneously strengthened, regu-
lated and purified.
These ends can only be attained through the agen.
tonic. corrective. q blood depurent, and an ape
rlent
All these essentials are efectually blended IN HOS.
TRrTER'S STOMACH BITTKRs. They contain
nothing drastic. Irritating OF ipfauamatory. The
Juices and extracts Of herbs roots and barks
ase heir role medicinal Ingredients. and these are
rendered di6usible by combination with the spiri.
tuous essence Of rye. the purest Of oil alcoholic slim.
ulants.
The weak and feeble, aud especially those suffer-
ing from bliousneas. iodigestion and nervousness.
absolutely require thsrenovating aid Of this power
fu tonic and q stve during the heated term, and
cannot prudently postpone IFS use for single dsy.
a word to the wise is sufficient.
August IA DAG
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~ BATCHELORS hair BYB.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the only
true and perfect Dye harmless. reliable. tnsts, "a.
nsous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; rem.
eaies tho III effects Of bad dyes; 1nyIgorates and
Leaves the hair soft and beausfnl black or bro.n.
SOLD ly all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied At Bstshslor's Mg Factory, No. - Bond
strss4 New Ysrki 1v Nay Il
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G1oR s1A
KUfULL FIRE AND LIPR
INSURANCE COMPANY.
MACON. GEORGIA.
Authorised Capital. $500 900

FIRE AND LIFE DRPARTMkNrs SEPARATE
and distinct by charter $1oOos0 paid into the In
suranee Department Of Georgia according to Law
for the benefit OF the assured In this Company.
stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen Of
GeorQia.
A purely Southern Company, allowing only siI
Der cent of It's earnings to the Stockholders; the
rest the profits divided among the Policyholdsrs
on the contribution plan.
Fire Department las been In successful opera
don lor SIX months, and has already accumulated
hands assets.
Life Department in full and successful operation,
and vieng with old companies In its success.
All of its Policies non.forfeitable. and Of every
description Of Life and Endowment, together With
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place Of residence or
occupation.
Women insured on same terms as men.
Loans half Of its premiums. No notes taken.
oFFIG1Rs:
WI. LAWTON, President.
&c. AoBURNkY, Vice.Preddent-
Ri. MGHTF0oT. Secretary.
G. 2. MocAY. Constituting Actuary.
P. n. WRIGHT, Examining Physician.
This Company 10 now prepared to lake risks either
In the Fire or Life Departments, and socits share
Of tlze patronage Of the city and state.
J. G. nOLMEs, Jr..
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local and Travelling agents wanted in all parts OF
the sta'e. Liberal commissions allowed, or . sal
ary II. preferred. Applications to be made to
J. G HOLMES. Jr. General Agent, No. IS Broad
street. Charleston, S. O.
July 81 pGc WIN
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Special Notiffs.

~ STATE AND COUNTY TAXEs-OF-
FToR OF COUNTY TREA>URRR, CHA R1EsIoN
COUNTY, FIREPRooF BUILDING. AUGUST srn.
1ses-Noiice is hereby given that this of CO is now
open for the RHJETpT OF THE STATE AND
CuUNTY TAXES for the year 1859.
Taxes not psid on or before the tuenty.thrd (93d)
day Of september 1859, are liable to pens ty OF 20
per cent
All taxes remaining unpaid on the fourteenth
(14h day Of December 1862 are liable to collection
by distress otherwise. with additional pen atty
OF Ave t6j per cent for collection th-reof
The total rate Of lsves for State purpo is
opd haK(7HJ mills on the dollar.
The total rate for County purposes rs three 49,
mirs on the dollar.
An assessment on the General Tax Of each Tax
payer in the City Of oharoston for Free Schools is
fifteen (15 per cent on the amount Of said tax.
The state Taxes are payable In Bills Bee eivsble Of
the state, o tied stsles Currency, National Bank
Notes, Gold and silver Com
In addition to the above. Coupons dated since 1st
July, 1857 from certain Stae Bonds, will also be re-
Gel, able in paymeu. OF the State faxes Wig:
/. six per cent Bonds, issued BY the State. under
an act OF 1854. in aid Of the Blue Ridge Rsilroad.
2. Six per cent Bonds issued by the Sta te, under
the acts Of 1853 and 1885, for The construction Of the
new ststehouse, and six per cent. Bonds Issued BY
the state under the sois OF September and Decem
Der. 1885, for funding the past due principal and IN
terest ON the State0ebt.
All Coupons that have accrued on Bonds denoted
1st and 3D. before 1st Ju y 1867, are fundable
under the aot' refcrred to above Of September and
December. 1st6. and are not receivable f,r taxes.
The County Taxes are payable IN United States
Currency. FLEETWOOD LANNEaU
Treasurer Of Charleston County.
Aupuat 16 aug 16 eept /. Is
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~ PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

~ PHILOS OPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. az delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anatc.ny, embracing the sub.
jects Bow to Live and What to Live for Youth.
Maturity and Ole Age Manhood genera's review.
cd the cause OF Indigestion Flatul-nce und Ner-
vous Diseases ssce uuted for Marriage PhlosopbI.
cally Considered. &c. These Lectures will be for
warded on receipt of four stamps. by addressing
SECRETARY sALIIM@RE MUSEUM OF AEAEo
Ny. No. "a Vest Balnmore-street. Baltimore, Md.
AprA - wflyr
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SF NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
dem ands sgsins. the estas Of Captain JOHN FER
co on, late OF Charle ,ton. deee. sed, will present
tie same, properly sttested. to Mesrs Baows
KuK11. Attorneys-atLAw, aud those indebted will
make payment to either Of the undersigned.
ISAAC BROWN, e"hh'd EXECUTORS
Aupust l9 thm8
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~ AND WHY Is MILK OF vIOLErs
admired above al other preparations for blemishes
Of the stns Because the Ladies' agree unanim ously
that 1t 10 the only aracle Of the kind really perfect.
sold by Druggists and .sncy goods dealers. Y. ".
BRINOKERH JFF. New York. aensrA Agent.
Auousf II
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~ NOrlOE.-NO BILLS WHATEVER
for eeamer's wager Or otherwise, agsinst Yacht
KLEANoR, will be paid unless contracted BY my
order. A. A. GOLDshrrH.
Ausust 18 m1uo Owner.
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NEW YORK AND CHAhL Hsron
MSHIP LINE.
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

&<,sn THE sPLRNpID aIDE-WHE1L.
ME3& sTFA%SBIP CHAMPION, B. ".
zZD1Bk&H LOCKWOOD, Commander, win sxA
~r2A3H from dger's south Wuarf on aAx.
uRDAY, 21st August, at O'Clock P. NJ.
~ An extra charge Of Is made tor Tickets pSk>
chased on board after sailing
81 No Bills Of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves, = 90
aT Through Bills Lading given for Cotton to
Boston and Providence. l. a
~ Through Bills Of Lading given 10 Liverpool "
~ Marine Insurance by this line " Dor cent
AE The Steamers of this jne FIRST class In
every respect and their Tables are iupulsd with al
the deicacies OF the New York and Charleston maF-
kets.
For Freight or Psssage, apply to
JAMEr ADO b 8 90. Agents,
Corner Adqer's Wharf and Rast Bay Wp-,arS)
81 The MANHATTAN will follow on SATURDAY.
the 2sth August, az 9 O'Clock, A. n.
August 18
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Csc nothing but Lyons Katbairon to dress The
Hair, pao mwflmo July &c
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SaIpplas.

EXCURSIONS TO ALL POIsTs OF m
TEREST AROUND TIE HARBOR.
- THE YACHT ELI AMOR WILL NOW Re
~ >SUME her trips to all points In the barber.
AN Apply TO 4. A. GOLDSMITH.
- At II. Goldsmith sons q
August 10 Vandue Range
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UNITED STATES COURT.
ProcesuinRs OF the United States District
Court for the Western Distrlct OF South
Csrolina-AuSust Term, 1859.
FOURTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

ryaoN DUB OWN coaREapoNDNT.l
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~ J. ). JOSEPH, CHINESE RMIaRANT
Agent las returned to Charleston and can be found
for few days at Office ofM. GOLDSMITH SON.
Collonads Row, vendue Range August IL
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yruH5, &bfm'tals, Glf.

yruH5, &hfm'ldls, Glf.
Fk e Ii DRUGS
JUST RECEIVED.
GKImAuLT & CO.'S PnEPAR ATOMS
IODIZED SYRUP OF HORSE RADISH
VEGETABLE CAPSULES OF MATICO
SYRUP OF HYPOPAOSPHIrE OF LINE
GUARANA POWDERS.
ALI fresh from Paris, and for sale BY
Dr.. II. BAER,
Moys No. 1s1 MEBTING-STRhRT.
nEAT TO WU X MS!
PLEMING;s WORN COME JT1ONS,
The Best In Use.
They are made Of "Santonine," acd contain ne
injurious Irrg.
Read what one Of the most distinguished phyai.
clans Of Richmond ya says about the Loze ges
hnve long used .antonIne, tue active principle OF
European Woim-Seed, as 90 efcrtua medy Tor
Worms ip chiI Iren. Mr. Wa 'ncr l.. Fleming pre-.
pares o Lozeuge composed OF IL. which ls very
it 10 children and which may be relied on o. pIop-
ery prepared. o. F. MANSON, H. D.
DR.. b. DAER. Wholesale Agent
uJuue 21 No. 13l Meehng.street.
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FUh P:,ILADELPAiA An y Bus ON.

&<a~ THE STEAMSHIP PRoMl.
NE64S T EUs, Captain GRAY. va
LE1NNI1t{R NORTH Atlantic Wharf, On
-SSd5Eek-TRU1DkI AFTERNOON, August 103,
1t O'Clock.
For Freight or orpAssage spply to
JoHN rHR0. GETTY. .
August IA North Atlantic Wharf
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PACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COmPY'
THROUGH LiNx 10
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CuxEnR M 9IyEJN0 nlYst

EXCURSION TO FORT sUmTHK.
49, THE STEAMER POoOsIN. CAPT.
W b. aAHHoN. viii leave a. sbove
from Market wharf TH1s DAY, at IL o'olosk. returI
ing at halfpast O'Clock
Fare 81. J.H. MURRAY, Agent.
August 16 IL
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FOR NEW Xokx.
REGULAR LINE EVERY "WEDNESDAY.

A<.- THR sPLENDD ETEi EiMsKfe
sARAGOSsA, Captsiu G. RHp1,
Z1MlEMR~ having elegant and spacious 90
1- commodadons fof passengers, WI
leave Var sefborsrs @hsr on WxpaKsDAX, A.
gust 18th. 1863. ut - O'Clock.
August u RAvENEL co.. Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-05-28


Few of the great preachers of the
country are SO felicitous in illusrra-
ting their subjects with appropriate
anecdotes as Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher. And, like all men of gen.
aine humor, he has the knack of
saying very droll things with face
OF the most impassive gravity, At
the National Christian Convention
held last year in this city he was
called upon to address that body on
How to Conduct Prayer-meetings,"
and for an hour held the audience
with mingling of fun and pathos
and sentiment and wisdom such as
one seldom enjoys. After the ad.
Journment of the msrning session
about fifty men-mostly young, and
identified with the hs rtlest of Chris
tian work i'm the mo st unpromising
helds-gathered about him in order
to wrest from him some of the Sc
crets of his succ ess. The results
were too valuable to + ass without in
during record. The Questioning last
ed nearly ala hour ald half. Dur
iag that tirse Mr.. Beeeher was in
the centre of n der lsely packed crowd
and not given a L ioment's rest. The
questions were smetimes rambling,
but nearly all ended to uncover an
inwardtexperi' nice that others beside
those then pr sent would be glad to
see. Omitt'ng, of course, many
things, the questions and answers
Were very nearly as follows:
"Mr. b eecher, what do you do
syith bores in your prayer meeting ?"
"Well, I try to be patient with
them. Christ, when He was OH earth,
was troubled with bores, and I said
to myself, why should not be? /
try to educate them and make some
thing out OF them. The man who is
bore now may become an effectual
worker if one is only patient. "-Hdr-
per's Magazine.
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Give Woman tho Ballot,

Gointo a dressmaker's shop on the
avenue, and be compelled to sit, day
after day, as dressmakers and sewing
girls are, where come and go the
throEg of fashionable women who
have nothing to think about, save
how they may look the sweetest, how
they may dress the richest, what Ii
the latest style-how many ruffies tc
have on that "sweet garnet MORE, F." OF
how to make up that superb Foulard,
or that elegant blue satin," or that
exquisite Grenadine.' Whether to
trim the garnet MORE with white
real point or point applique, or the
blue satin with fringe, or the Foulard
with folds and ruches. or Really
what is the style Mrs Jones. In
mercy's name give women something
else to think about, if she does not
want to vote. Give her the chance
to besomething than silly butterfly
so that the blame may be lifted from
the shoulders of her brother, man
Give her the chance to help make
the laws that lay taxes on her prop
erty, or else exempt her from taxes
Give her the same right to go or
using the property she has helped
her husband gain, without going
through course Of administration, al
his death, or else make laws that shall
compel the husband to go through
the same course at her death. tn.
Agitator.