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qsrs .Imc LEWIS DENT.

( Grant, is under the control Of such
men as Boutwell, and CresweIl, or
rather he has surrendered the gov
ernment into their hands; while he
continues his pleasure tour. No
wonder that such Republican jour-
mails as the Cincinnati Commercial
and the Chicago Tribune, speak in
-disrespectful terms of the President.
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these tariffs is done by the represen-
tatives Of commercial, agricultural
and manufacturing States, and us1-
ally results In the Compromise of con.
hicting interests" ("
For "compromise of conflicting
Interests" he should have said 'logo
rolling of corrupt interests uniting TO
plumber the community" =
.'1 he present tariff was framed 20
raise the highest revenue from the
smallest importations. Articles OF
luxury-such as wine, cigars. and
Fsilks-were selected for the highest
duties. Raw articles Indispensable
for our own productions were select
ed for the lowest duties.n 20
Senator Sherman is either Ignorant
OF what he had done when fraDnino
the last six tariff bills, or has misrep.
resented facts known to him. Dis
creditable though it be to him, we
are glad to accept the first alternative
1t Is not true that ''the present tariff
was framed to raise the highest rev.
enue from the smallest importaN
tionS,H ., -.--... p, .,.'l'-I'. = -
Weimpofted during 1860 sugar
and molasses to the amount of seven
y-tWo millions of dollars worth,
Sn4 Edlsou bn6t0On 3 revenue OF near
~ nifty millions. This is the largest
item In the list Of our importations
OF any class Of products, Coffee and
tea we imported amounting to over
th1rtY-efg milliQns OF dolIars'Worth
and we raised nearly tWeRty-Sayen
millions Of revenue thereon. Such
are the facts, and they eoutradict
Senator Sherman exactly. What "a
70 be thought OF the competency of q
t1nancier who shares In framing a
tarln which is to 'ralse the highest
revenue from the smallest importal
tions." 1900, = - - F.
Much more eGEegious Is Mr.. sher-
mama misrepresentation that the
present tariff apportions the highest
duties to articles of luxury. The
facts hy In his face so, that, before
giving them, courtesy requires US to
assure our readers that the sin of this
Republican Chairman Of the Senate's
Finance Committee was but sin OF
Ignorance. ....-.r ...I' u. 4 .-
The average ad ValOrem duties up.
on luxuries specified by the Senator
are as follows: 80
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AILIANCE HOUSE

r OUIS OHLIGER, PRoPRIEToR
North Market street.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAw.-Ofhce
u In Opera-Houss Block.
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SDaE W. RAVE. ED.F.BCHH
RAFF & SCHNEIDER

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.-Omee
hIn HAStsr's Block, (up staIrsl Canton,
Ohio. aprl4n
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EDWIN SMITH,
afl'aI5hstrg.
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A. J. DOUDs,

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URGEON DENTIST-Omce Cup
A. stalrs) above Double Bros Jewelry
store. All operations connected with
ths profession promptly attended to.
decI6
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friend, aud disinterested adviser, who gave
thee the right to judge of my acts and
intentions in this matter, should like to
be informed /; and why do you presume to
come and offer remarks, which, were your
suggestions correct, would certainly lie
offensive to mel" exclaimed Lord Dun
barton in sarcastic tone while t hot,
blood flashed up through his check with
sudden fire.
"Do not grow angry with me, my lord,
for It's not for that | came hither,-
Enough, that saw thee last evening
when thou didst follow the carriage con-
tanning Monsieur Dalgarno and Mndcmo;-
sclle Meyser, aud that | feel certain ri ~
msditaes eultivating the acquaintance Of
the latter: and / do eutrcat thee not to
press myself upon her society, as have
before told thee twill only cause unhap-
piness to her and to others! !" explained
the duke.
"Ah this is most strange and unwar-
rantaLle language from thee, Duse de
Bridgenorth, it thou spcakess from onlya
stage knowledge Of this actress, but, for
tunatc for myself, l know thou hast had a
former acquaintance with Madcmoisellc
Meyser, whom | know now to b.. also. the
inukeeper's wife! Dost remember, how,
not SO very far back in the past, | met
thee, Duke dc Bridgcnorth as was en-
tering the Bears Head Inn, thou was,
departing it! aud then, when surprised
this seemingly innocent lanllady few
moments later, and she was ut.ering her
thoughts aloud, CHANGED to ovcrhcar tho,
she and thy noble self had held former
before her marriage, which,
doubtless. had been broken by the COM
mand Of Monsieur Da garno, who appears
to hold u powerful influence over tho fair
actress movements. Taking that fact, Of
the visit to her, in connection with thy
sudden frenzy at seeing her upon the stage
when your highness FIRST bcheld her there,
| can fashion goolly tale from the two
and believe what | list
concerning the actress and your noble
replied Lord Dunbarton 10 a
sarcastic, mockng tone.
CONTINUED in OUR NEXT.
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CHAPTER VIII.
A LIZ Lot

The morning was far spent when Lord
Dunbarton awokc from the heavy slumber
which came upon him after the late hour
at which lie had retired. lie was reused
by the entrance Of his valet, who came
with the tidlngs that the Duke do Bridge
north was below and desired to speak with
his lordship Immediately.
"Show him up, Robert at once. He
will excuse the disorder Of my apartment,
il his highness has matters which require
my immediate attention" replied the mas
ter, and Robert passed out TODD his lord
ships bidding.
In n few moments the handsome form
Of the Duke dc Bridgcnorth appeared in
the doorway, and then that nobleman ad-
yanccd and seated himself near the couch
whercon Lord Dunbarton vas still reclin-
ing.
"Good morrow 10 thee, friend Duke ;
thou art an carly visitor, or else [ am a
sad laggard this morningp exclaimed
Lord Dunbarton as the other came in.
The duke returned the salutation, and
then he added, as he seated himself:
"'Tis not 50 exceedingly late as thou
maycst think. and yet not 50 remarkably
early, my Lord Duubarton but as had
uu errund with thee, I besought inc 'twere
best to come in the quiet Of the morning
when ! should stand chance Of catching
your lordship alone" lie said in tones
which sounded to his listeners ears singu.
larly deep and impressive.
/" What let thou hast come to relate,
my lord duke? hope not any woeful
tale Of misfortune to tbyseIf or to any
other of my acquaintance y questioned
The listener as he started up from bis
couch and threw his dressing robe Which
lay near about him, tllrusting his feet into
handsome pair Of richly embroidered
slippers at the same time, aud then stood
waiting his visitors words.
:" Be seated, Lord Duuborton, and !
will tell thee why ! am here" replied the
other, in calm, yet impressive voice.
The nobleinan did as his visitor requcs'
ted, and taking seat upon luxnriou.
lounge near, awaited what further would
transpire.
:" My friend, Lord Dunbartcn, you paid
visit to, or rather hear BY the dwelling
Of tic actress, Mademoi.elle Meyser las,
night, and you have, doubtless. found he'
aud The inn.kecper's wife identical with
each other. Do not ask me how learned
this !; but be assured that ain cognizant
Of the fact, and that II las troubled me 20
that cannot let il rest for | am assured
from my knowledge of your character il
certain respects, that, now sou bave really
gained the intelligence Of her residence,
you will endeavor to force an acquaintance
with the lady and thinking thus. | have
come to you, and i'll honor ask you to re.
sign all efforts in that direction. for dc
assure you, that II will not only cause the
lady and her husband much unhappnes.
by your persistency, hut will also give NE,
whom you profess to ca friend, an equal
snount Of annoyance and anxiety" said
tue duke.
"And pray, my good, kinl, noble
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faithful service merits" replied the noble
man in answer. "But stay" he added
as the man was about to take up his reini
in obedience to his command, "Do no,
return by the way we have just passed
over; bat go through some other streets,
for that will the better suit the purpose for
which | have GOMEZ" and his lordship
closed the carriage deer and leaned back
upon the cushioned seat, as The hack again
moved onward after The save, aye, my
lord!" from the driver in response to bis
directions,
As ho wrapped himself in bis cloak, and
sat in deep thought, he seemed to have
suddenly arrived at some conclusion which
appeared to take him by surprise, Blu,
he uttered rome Of these resolves aloud and
We will transcribe them for the readers
benefit.
"Ah! the mysterious resemblance be-
tween the innkeeper's wife and Mademoi-
selle Mcyser is at length unravclled" he
exclaimed. ITO my mind, they are one
and the .amc individuals; and this is why
the actress has been SO shy ofhaviug her
personality known to tho public world Of
London !" Doubtless, she thought that
we're it asccrtained that she, the beautiful
and much adored actress. was simply, in
private life, the wife Of George Whitaker,
the humble innkcepcr. then she would be
shorp Of half her prestige, and so she
keeps her incognifa With such strict sur
reliance. But have penetrated beneath
the veil Of mystery, and AIN determined to
use the knowledge to my own advantage !;
and now, imagine. stand better
chance Of success for ! realize that Dame
Jennie should be won BY the sane respect
full, gallant manner that had planned
for the benefit Of my suit with the lovely
nctrcssp and Lord Dunbarton's dark eyes
cleaned with anticipated conquest, and
lie smiled with self-satisfied triumph as he
gave expression to thoughts Of future ac-
quaintance with the actress. whom he now
was fully persuaded TO be the beautiful
spouse Of George Whitaker, innkeeper Of
Bears Head house.
AT length the carriage stopped again,
and the driver called out that they had
reached the destination by opening the
door Of the vehicle and saying:
"Hcrc VIC are at the St. James, my
lord Will you dismount here, or shall |
drive you home?
IL will get out here, my good friend,
and here is the fee for thy service" replied
the nobleman, as he spraug out and thrust
a shining gold piece into tho hand Of the
hackman.
The latter took it with uttered words of
thanks: and then, perceiving there was
nothing more for him to perform. jumped
upon bis box, and cracked his whip over
the backs Of bis horses, and was soon
whirled rapidly away from the precincts Of
the St. James; while few moments later,
Lord Dunbarton, after seeing him depart,
turned his own Footsteps homeward aud
arrived at his mansion at an hour nearer
daylight than the evening which had long
since passed and on which he had left tito
attend the theatre.
His lordship hastily removed bis dis
guise and threw It aside within closet,
away from observation, should any enter
while he was asleep; and then lay down
to rest and plan for the future course be
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-05-31

UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGER
Improved with Rowell's Patent Double co,.
wheels, and the Patent Stop. are now upou.s.
tionably far superior to any apparatus for wash.
ing clstLes, ever invented, and will save ,bs;,
cost twice q year, by saving labor and clo,h..
Those who have used them give TESTIMONY a,
follows:N
"Wc like our machines much. Could M,
be persuaded todo without it, and with til. MD
Of Doty, We feel that we ara masters Of the M.
sition. "-[Rev. Bishop Scott N. E. Church.
at Is worth one dollar y week in any fani.,
y."-[Sew York tribune.
:" In the Laundry ct my house there Is Der.
pe,ual thanksgiving on Mondaysfor ths in1,n.
ton Of your excellent wringer. REV. Th,v.
pore l.. Cuyler.
every week has given It ~ stronger hold
upon the affections Of the inmates Of the Laup.
dry.n- New York Observer.
~ heartily commend it TO economists of tim.
money and contcntmcnt." DR.. Bellows
"They save thee-four.hs of the labor and
time, and pay for themselves both in money and
contcn,mcnt.r. New Orleans Ncayune.
"Friend Doty-Your last improvement. os
your Washing machine is a complete success. /
assure You our Machine, after year, us., /,
thought more Of to-day than ever, and would
no. be parted with under any circumstanc.s.n-
PRICES.
Send the retail price, Washer SIS, EXT,
Wringcr $40, and we will forward either or bot,
machines, free Of freight, TO places where no cns
is selling; ind SO sure are we they will be liked,
that We agree 10 refund the money il any o.,
wishes to return the machines free Of freight,
after months trial according to directions
Canvasscrs with exclusive right Of sale max.
money fast by selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal
discounts are made. a
Il. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent.
Jy?o-ly :Cortlandt st., New York.
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.
TIE CLARKsBURG AND WESTON PIKE

Sealed Proposals will be received by the I'M
designed until 10 o'clock of the l2th day Of
June, 1860, for that portion Of the Clarksburg 4
Weston Pike lying between The town Of Weston
and the Harrison county line, for term offrom
one 10 three years. The contractor Il keep said
road In good travelling condition, and repair
without expense 10 the county, and TO receive
his pay therefor out Of the tolls collected on said
Road.
By order Of the Board Of Supervisors,
GEO. COZAD, Clerk.
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DYSPEPSIA.

There is, probably, no one disense with which
are afflicted which Is the source of so
ma ny ailments rs D. sptpsa, and there is no
more certain cure than Robacks Stomach llit,ers
+. NJ. CilALFANT,
Sole Agent for Lewis county.
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ErERYBODY

Should keep constantly within their reach those
invaluable REMEDIES TO successfully combat dis.
ease. Robark's llloed Pills, Robark's Stom-
acli Biiters, aud Roback's Blood Purifier, they
are ihfalihle In the diseases ior which they are
recommended. I'm. CHALFANT,
Sole agent for Lewis County.
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r ANDS FOR SALF. Good Farming lands
IL partly In cultivation, and the balance in
woods, for sale in lots tosuit purchasers, stua-
ted In Lewis county, on the Staunion and Par.
kersbnrg Turnpike, miles from Weston and
in Calhoun county, on the Little Kanawla river
and on the Pike near EVANSVILLE. Liberal
terms; Apply III or address
FREDERIC fOUSE, Agents for the heirs OF
F. X. Fouse, dec d, at Weston. nsl.me
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LARGE BUYERS will find II to their interest
10 call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Allo ders promptly filed.
have engaged the services Of Mr.. Samuel
Watder, formerly with GilRllan, Ebert h Co.,
who will be pleased 10 see his friends. :
II. GUGGENHEIMER,
n7I.3m rafkttsGutg, v. Va.
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JUSTICES BLANKS on hand and for sale
81 All kinds Of blanks, lll.heads, and re
reipts, executed with nel.uess, and al lie
| west prices
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For sale by
p r Y OR BOYD 4 CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse,
1S and 90 Main Street,
dec 90 WHEELING, W. VA.

SPEClAL NOTICE.
HAMILTON EASTER. caAs. WATERS
cIiAs. Is. EAsrrn
HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONS
Invite attention TO their present large 40
varied wholesale aud retail stock Of Dry Goods,
to which additions will lie made by almost
every Steamer. llsving buyer constantly 10
Europe, and selecting also from Auctions an'
other best sources in this Country, there Is no
house III tie United States with better facilities
in purchasing, and hut. few that Retail Goods
buy US we do direct from tile best EUROPEAN
Manufacturers. as =,
We ain to keep on hand Goods adopted to all
wants, from the lowestpriced 10 the mos. tcs'l!
and whilst constantly endeayorng 10 secure
new and fashionable ihbrics, wenre equally anA'
ious 10 supply the wants Of those desiring ehsa'
durable articles aiming onlyto sell si,tli goous
as We believe will prove satisfactory tapu''
chnsers. ,
In succeeding tic former firm Of lIamlls0n,
Easter L Co., our senior partener has resu'..a
the active management aua personal SUPERVISED
Of the business. ~ o.,
10 put our goods at quite moderate profits; sna
this with a regular fixed price, from which no
deviation Is made, justfies. those not famln..
with their value to buy from us with tn'l''
confidence. l... .s
Retail stock on frstaoors ofloo, pol and so'
Baltimore Street.
Wholesale rooms in the Upper Stories. a,
All orders BY letter must be addressed 10 'n'
frm when they will receive the prompt per-
sonal attention Of one Of the principals.
mrl6-ly
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

Oar city has become = field for the
untir;ng larors Of . class Of Jail birds, !"
who arc preying upon the community, if
tho reports that come to US daily from
different sources Of bss sustained
through the agency Of Wholesale and
retail pilforing, is to be relied on.
There ia, certainly in our midst gang
Of " sneak" thieves who are ever ON
tho alert to k.y vioiert hands on any
thing movable, from IN " iron safe to a
red hot stove" that comes under their
notice. The robbery Of Col Evsrost's
house short time ago, commenced a
series Of thefts, which up to the present
writing, has developed itsclf into
"raid" on our people. No less than
Eve eases of theft is reported to us dur
ing the Last week, whereby heavy loss
has been cntailca by this inegitimate
hvYiDg on many PERSONS ny = band
Of dcspredoes.-
Whether VIC are subject to the NOR:
ciless attentions ofan outrageous " clan, y
or the victims Of" private" enterprise
we know not, still it is high time that
some step was taken to secure the pct
ty thieves that have taken up. t.ei,
abode in Austin.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

GooDEY's LADY's BooK.-Wc have
been favored with copy Of this popu.
lar magazine for January, 1870. The
present number is as perfect magazine
as could be desired. This number
contains a portrait Of the pub
Usher, besides the usual attractive fea-
lures which has ever commended this
magaziue to tho favor Of the public.
Terms 50 Fer year. l.. A. Goodey,
Philadelphia, Pa. The Advertisement
will appear next week.
The State Press, Of Dccorah, comes
to US, and very much pleased were VIC
to find our old friend and "chum'
SAM. s. HA1sLEr as one Of the Editors
and proprietors. It is a good pape,
and we'll gotten up. From what w
had learned, VIC supposed SAM was
away off in the " foreign" land, but We
are glad to hear that he is so near us
SAM, We will try to see you on the 18th
and make one of the groupe to homo,
our patron saint, BEN. FRANKLIN.
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CONAE3ClAL.
O11icE, o. TRE TRAyscRlPr, I
wednesday Revenipg, Dec. 3, 1860.

OS1lcE, o. TIE TsAyscRlrr.
Wednesday Revening, Dec. 8, 1869.
Trade has been quite brisk during the
past week. Wheat remains steady At $50
50 for No. /, No. 2, so@ss. sAlss have
been light during the past week, owing un-
doubtsdiy to the weather, which has been
rather bad for the hauling in Of grain
Corn is selling At 4o@5o in the ear, and
but little coming in.
Oats, 2s@3o. Sales light.
Rye, 4s@5o, hardly any in market.
Barley choice, 70; poor to nelsim 400
6Oc. '7-ssssEs ae.'' I. zr.
PoRk We record an event Of yesterday in
tho sa'o Of Hogs, weighing upwards of Aooib
each, for &s3 and SIS, or At l23 cents Per
pound. We quote dressed hogs. heavy, lo@
lo3o and light, At 9@io.
DsEr--lrcsssd in qnarter s@6o; Per 'b.
Poultry--drcssed-- chickens, 7@sc; Turkeys
90 lOc Geese Sc.
FLoUn--Stin retains the standard, Of. list,
woek, ut $500 per hundred.
.BEAss--prinee Navy, s. common 70, naaai.
um, $l@l.5o.
Eocs--fresh, 2o@2sc, lined. l5@:ea>
PorAroEs--selling ut ssGs7a>.
LEROY M,s1s4gr:
Through our correspondent wo arc favored
with the followin; quotations:
Wheat, No l, 90; No :; ss@eoo; Oats
30@3l;: Barley,. 4O@60>. Corn. Soc; uidos
Green 7@a4; Dried l6ci SaN--S375.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Observation-Disclosures N.
Services on Sabbath. 1o} =. M, evening y o.
clock, Sunday School at IL N. Prayer-msstins
Thursday evening 1t $50 o'clock.
AETHODIST.-Rev. J.. NJ. RooERs: Ser
~ies on Sabbath at lo} .. M, evening T.
Sunday School st p. m. Prayer-mcetiug,
Thursday evening at7.
BAPTIST.-Rsv. II. I. PARKER Service on
Sabbath At LOT .. M. evening, st u. Sun
day ssasol st 10 minutes p. m. Prayer-meet-
ing Thursday evening At'73 O'Clock. Church
meeting first Saturday Of each month.
PRESBYTER1AN.-Rcv. H. A. MArnxw:
Service every Sabbath At lot q. m. evening At
u o'clock.
CHRIST CHURCH, (EP1scopAL.) Rev.
L. W. GIBSON, Rector: Service at 10 q. m.
spa pm. Friday 5p. IN. Sunday School,
4 p. m.
CATHOLIC.-Rev. Jonx EELIER: Servie
NO ,ssbbaths in each month.
UNIVERSALIST.-Rev Mr.. WAkEvlELD:
Service on alternate Sabbaths, at tho Cour
House, at l04 .. %. evening u. Sunday
School At II m,
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

Die Aoe1t ~,ceN for December has
been received, and Is undoubtly the best
illustrated fashion journal ever offered
to the American ladies'. The amount
given for the small price charged is
wonderful. This, number alone oon.
tains 40 useful illustrations, mostly
for cloaks highly oolorcd steel eusra-
wing, and large supplement contain:
ing 10 full sized patterns for ladies and
children's cloaks, over-skirts, etc.
Single copies, 35eents :.'...
The daily increasing demand for
proprietor to import it semi-mouthly,
commencing January, 1870, at the OK
ceedingly low price Of Is cents pet
copy, or 50 per annum. Now is the time
to subscribe and get up. clubs.
s. T. TAYLOR, Importer, 39l Cana
Street, New York;
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

The progress: of Minnesota in the
production Of wheat is. marvellous. 1t
is estimated on the most plausible ba-
sis, that tho surplus wheat Of that State
the present year will be fully fifteen
million bushels, while but a little Of
the great grain plateau embraced with
in its limits has yet been brought un-
dcr. cultivation One farmer, the past
year, harvested 1000 acres, with an
average yield Of forty bushels to the
acre. Minnesota, while much Of it ID
too far north for growing corn, will
doubtless become the Odessa Of Amer.
ica in tke. production Of whcat.-Ghar9e'
(txv lnfcNi7cncS!.3 "
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09
$4,000! 100000! >loo.oo!!

For one Green Repps, Parlor Suite, consist
isx Of Tete, Easy Chair, Sewing Chair,
Brace Arm Chairs Of the very best Eastern
manufactured ware. Tho above cannot bc
bought in Milwaukee or Chicago 1t the very
lowest Wholesale prise, for loss than 9o5 90.
Wsventure tho assertion that We arc selling
these suitss 1t least $4,000 less chan similar
styles can be bought 1t retail in either Of tho
ls.tsr places. SEVEN sulrEs sasT OUT Dus'So
rue PAST THREE MONTHS. ..
HOPKINS / FERNALD,
Dealers in Furniture, Bedding, etc., Austin,
Minnesota.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-09

A late visitor to Chicago writes to
his home ncwspap per :: I" I went to
hear DR.. Hatfield preach and pray yes
terday afternoon. He prayed that the
Lord would remove from Chicago al
intempcrance, Sabbath. breaking, licen-
tiousness, fraud, profanity, cheating,
and every form Of vice; and then l
did not hear the next few sentences,
because I was thinking what would be
left in Chicago"