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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20

lay great stress upon that provision of
the Constitution which declares "she In
tied Sta;es shall guarantee to every State
in thr Union a republican form Of govern
rrent," It would be well for them to take
notice Of Tennessee at tie present time
Her form Of government is certainly not
republican. as The founders Of our gov
eminent and the trainers of the Constltu-
ton understood that word but it is run
upon the Brownlow, Sumner and Colfax
principle, and that suits the Radicals bet
ter than the system laid down by Wash
ington, Jefferson, Madison, and those
grea. and good men who administered the
go.srnnsn. according to the old idea.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20

RADICAL RrLE.-The Infamous char
acter of Radical rule is nowhere more ap-
parent than IN Tennessee Men hold
life, liberty and property in that locality,
subject to the viii of despot A, to
elections and the elective franchise, they
are krccs Under the law passed BY the
Brownlow Legislature, the Governor ~
points register for each county in the
State, and no citizen can vote without q
certificate of. qualification of his register
The only exception is in favor of those
who have voted in certain elections held
prior to the passage of the franchise law
Outside of this, every applicant for GER
tihcate must prove by two witnesses known
80 the register to have been ever loyal in
sentimens and conduct to the government,
and the applicant must take similar
cath. After this the register grants the
certificate or not, as he pleases. The
Governor can then declare ihe entire reg
istra,iea veid, and appoint new register
and require new registration Of he
can. vithsut proof, or even the form Of a
political trial, declare any number, ST all
the votes cast IN an election, fraud ajept,
aud thus eject either candidate OF he
can call the election void, and appoint
new register. This power extends from
she lowest 10 the highest office.
And this act os tho Legislature has
been declared by the Supreme Court
of the State 10 be in scsasdancs vita the
Constitution of the Unssd S,stes but
.Ae jadges so deciding were ah appointees
Of the Governor, and Senter. formerly
Speaker of the Senate, is now sr-oricio
Governor OF the State. As the Radicals
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20

Law PARADE Our village presented
quite an enlivening and attractive appear
.se. on Monday last, by the parade through
/ $ srreets Of Capts Cough and Raleys
companies--cayalry and infantry respec-
lively. There was quite large turn out
OF boea companies, and both were the
recipients of many high compliments from
the spectators for their close attention
,oldierly bearing and the precision with
which the different svolssions were exc
sstsd
Tho inspection disclosed the very graf
flying fact that the men were not only
soldiers in appearance and drill. but In
knowing how to take care of their arms :;
which was satisfactory in every re-
spect.
The infantry, we noticed, were drilled
entirely in the new CUpton's) tactics,
which has been adopted by the State !;
which for some reasons, VIC do not like
IS much as Hardee's. though We think in
very many particulars it has the adFan-
tage over the lattey-
We learn from Major Crane that his
command 10 shortly to have brides. sad
dies, etc, issued to them-tbe knowl
edge Of which fact, we doubt not, will
infuse new life into his men
An election for Brigadier General of
the End Brigade, 3rd Division, M. n,
(Which Brigade embraces the differ
snt organizations in this and the adjoin-
ing counties-will be held in Baltimore
city on the Both of the present month ::
Col Frank A. Bond, of Anne Arundel
county, commanding the 3rd cavalry, we
understand to be the only candidate for
the position, and Drawer or more gal
liant officer the Brigade could not have.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20

their social Rendezvous the Pine" IN J
leave as promptly at day-hreak. You
might think this would interfere With
their days work, but bless you G. no, not
bit of it; it all depends on education,
you know, and them horses are 50 well
trained that you couldn't get one of them
to pass thei. stand not to save you
Since I've "got on the borse" might
as well jog along back to the point from
whence | started, which, b. the way, Is
going to have bell put up on the Light
House to ring the alarm when people
fall through the wharf, as also. 10 warn
vessels off the reef lately formed by the
shedding of soft-sbeils they are SO
abunda here that you can actually put
your hand into the water and pick them
up as fast 4 you get hold of them.
But mi Ia this up for a stroll over
to the big Hotel" TO see what's going
on. Alas what desecration ''Uncle
Thad's" last Summers meeting house to
be converted into a ballroom Little
did that sable divine dream as the spirit
moved him to exhortation, that those
halls baptized with spiritual oblation
would be thus profanel. hope, how
ever, that .A1grog shop which is about
takin : in its sign, will be turned over to
him as a place Of worship the doors from
which may inspire him to renewed efforts
in theology. Well, must close the win
dow, until SINE, fate, or eventual circum-
stance will enable me to compare dots in
the pages of Point Lookout surroundings.
ZAIRE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20
" the PERSICATOR,1
OR
PEACH MANURE.
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF POT
ASH.

SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF POT
ASH.
The cxterminator of RUST. SPORES
and INSECTS that infcst CORN and
WHEAT.
The "Top-dressing" for GRASS and
CLOVER
For TOBACCO and CORN it affords
the most conce ntrated form Of
.SOLEBLE PHOSPHITE.S 1 " u
POTASH
The food which forms the mineral part
of tho plant. so we'll known to all intel
Icent planters, furnishing the very ele-
mcnts that are removed with every Drop,
and are deficient IN cultivated soils, DO tn
in EUROPE and AMERICA, and in all
farm manarcs.
CHEAPER THAN WOOD ASHES.
Supplying the peculiar elements of the
PEACH.
RICHARD MANFRED with the
"PERSICATOR" bore last year abun
dainty amid ''Hmdrcd> Of Thousands Of
Tres in the same neishborhood, not
thus manurcd, that did not yield sin
gle Peach.
DISEASED TIRE ES, with yellow
leaves, under the influence Of the PER
SICATOR,' produced a dark green To-
liagc in few weeks,
CORN stands Ito hill even in the
MIDST of other bills, injured by the insect,
that were not manured by It.
No LINE should be applied to land
without its cooperation, as ks influence
is larg.!y increased es 1jotr, aud, when
Stacked vi it, other advantages result
in the economical use Of the PoTAsH.
For sale BY
WM CREIGHTON i son,
Agents and Patcntces,
Bowly's Wharf,
Baltimore, Md
May 20, lsee-lm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20
CoNNUSlCArEp.
A RARE CURIOSITY.

Three weeSs.ago, one of the gentle
men living on Plowtlen's Wharf, obtain
ed two yoang foxes before tkeir eyes
.ctre apcs and having eat with kittens
of the same age, it occurred to hjm -
make an experiment 50 ne gave the
Kittens away and substituted the foxes
Pass unhesit&tingly adopted the young
rcsarc's. not seeming to know the ditfar-
cnce. giving them suck and showing the
same affection as to her own offspring,
which is reciprocated.
Is net this tHsppg Famay" worthy
Of Bsrnun1's notice Some insist tina.
she foxes will inlbibe part 81 the eats ma
ture Do YOU think they will make god
n,oassr<f Please answer o. request some
naturalist 70 answer.
oUERIST
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20

Rusr AND SnUr.-These monosyllsbles
make long faces and short purses among
our agricultural friends at this season,
sometimes, and farmers are As sensitive
to these watchvords, during the ensuing
Ave weeks, as some old men are TO the
prescncs Of cereal barometer in their
boot, during the approach of q storm.
We therefore call attention to a mode of
arresting these pests by tho "Per"casor,
IS advertised in this paper, under the au-
spices of one of the oldest and most re-
srcetablc houses in Baltimore. Hon. s.
r Earle, of Queen Ann county, Hon. 4.
T. Biggs and DR.. David Stewart of Del
aware, are referred to as having used it
with entire success
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20
NOTICE

THE Lord willing, the first quarterly
meeting for ST. Mary's Circuit NJ. +.
Church, South, will he held in the Grove
near G.. W j. Bucklcr's on SATUR-
DAY and SUNDAY. May 22nd and
23rd. The y f. Rev. j. 5. Martin,
d. ID. will be present.
Preaching on Sunday at 10y o'clock,
a. m, and p. m.
The members of the quarterly Confer
ence are requested to meet at Mr.. Buck
lers house, Saturday morning, at loA
o'clock.
J S. MARTIN, Z f..
j. 6 MARTIN, p. G.
Nav % lS69-lt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20
OB1TU AIRY.

Died, al the residence Of their parents,
in Chap;iro district. february the 18Th,
JOSEPH CHAPMAN. aged yenr. {
months and DAYS. and again on tho. 1lth
Of March, FANNIE LEE, agc,i years.
6 months and II DAYS, children of r.
Chapman aud Bette St Clair.
"SufFr little children to come unto me
and forbid them not, for of such is the
king lem Of Heaven
Death has again entered the family cir
Gle aud seized Upon two Of lis most pre-
cious treasures and borne them away to
the celestial realms on high, there, to
unite with that angel throug in PRAYERS
10 the Supreme One for the loved ones Of
earth, that they may be ali reunited in
Heaven.
Weep Lot thou stricken parents. but be
comforted with the assurance that the
loved and LIST oucs arc now in Heaven
sitting at the right hand e their Almigh
ty father.
Grieve not for thy little darliugs whom
God has taken from this wa,te of sorrow
aud woe TO his beautiful home on high,
where temptation and trouble shall never
assail them
The death Of thy little ones should
teach you how vain and trau.itory are
tue things Of this world. aud that yor
should rejoice that they have lefl this cold
unfceling world for brighter and bet
ter one, and has but gone to await your
coming, Soon you too will follow them
TO be reunited in that refuge, where the
wicked cease from troubling aud the wea-
ry are at rest
No more will be seen on earth their
dear smiling faces and loving ways which
ma lie their presence sunbeam in your
home and blessing to your hearts
Never again will you hear their child
ish prattlc on this earth.
Smcly your hearts have been sorcly
tricl-5ut when you think of that bliss
full home TO which they have been trans
planted, all your SORROWS will be banished
and your solicituie for their future hap
pintss be put to rest,
For God has said, "of such is the king
dom Of Heaven
" Gently, very gently. >tealcth
er my distant cry
llark lis angels voices calling,
Calling from their home on high
Calling for another Jewel
For the hlcSt abode
Calling for another flower
To deck the throne Of God
They were too pure for TINS cold earth
Too beautiful TO Stay
SO the angel, came from Heaven,
And bore Your children away
DoSATVs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20
For the Legislature.

Having served t he county faithfully and
honestly in the low er branch OF The las; Leg
stature Of Mayla nd, we respectfully re-
tommend JEFFER son ID LOkER 10 the
eopIe for the same pos itien at the c. suing
Fall election. CnApTIco DIsTRIcr.
may Il, 1869.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20
For County Commissioner.

GEORGE S MATTINGLEf is respect
fa,.v recop3men dcd TO the voters of ST. Ma
rvs county as a caadid ate for County Com
missioner aud will receive aR earnest sup
port from tHAPTICs DIsTsICT
uay 90. 1867
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
Secret His story
OF THE CONFEDERACY.

YEVIIE astounding resolutions and start
IL. ling disclosures, made IN this work,
are creating the NEST intense desire in
the minds of the people to obtain it
The secret poilticai j"frig"rs, dc, of Da
Wis aud other Confederate leaders, with
the Hidden Mysteries from Behind the
Scenes in Richmond" are thoroughly
reatildtcd SIND for Circulars and SEQ
our terms, and full description of tho
work. Address NATIONAL PUBLISH
ING co. Pa.
May %, lS69-4w.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20
OBITU Y.

Died, at the residence Of her father.
L Lathrum, mar St Clements Bay,
April the Doth, Of measles, after a short
illness, ANN ELIZABETH LAruRUN, in the
goth year Of her age.
Again we have to record the death of a
fayorite daughter, a beloved sister and a
sincere friend OF midi ana gentle dis
position, true aud unaffected piety. she
WAS meek an sincere member Of the
Catholic Church. ''In the midst Of life
we are in death" Oh never were warn
n5 words more sadly verified. Bat a
few short days ago, she was in the midst
Of life, bouyant with health and hope
She WIS the pride Of her father, the joy
Of her mother, and the beloved couipan-
ion of her sister and brother, and now
her body lies buried in the cold and 81
lent grave in old St. Joscph's Church
yard, but her beautiful spirit has flown
let US hope, to the arms of her Saviour
there to enjoy the sweets Of celestial bliss
forever more. NJ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20

: The Coli cam At Rome, built by YES
pa sl..u, he'd 100000 spectators.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20

LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS, with a Secret
History of the Southern Contederacy,
gathered behind the scenes in Rich
mond, by EDWARD A. PoLLARD, au-
thor of "The Lost Cause" etc. Pub
lished by the NATIONAL PCBLlsHISG
CoMpAxY, 90 South Seventh Street,
Phila.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20
(From the Port Tobacco Times }

(From the Port Tobacco Timcs)
CoMAUSICATED
Cesar scnds-Hcalth to the "Titans :"
and desires to state, for the information
of these magnificent specimens Of the &C.
nus homo, that if no provision was made
for the rec ptou Of that splendid cortegc
at Port Tobacco the blame is to be attri-
butcd to Indictment skies.
Who could have expected in an hour
so ri lie, an irrup,ion Of the ''Titans,"
who rejocel IN nub.Jus, but never delight
ed in the water Their control stops with
the shore. Their predictions are of an
inward and spiritual character, thanks to
the liquid marks of the A1utants boun-
ty.
The ruthless foods descended and paid
no resp ct for 7omatum, starch and black
ing, put in requisition by the young sons
of chivalry for this important occasion.
But notwithstanding, nevertheless,
when the next morning revealed their un
comfortable appearance, they could only
tread in tho mud and look through the
misty air shorn of their beams. Some
remains of their pristine spendor elected
the compliments Of Charles fairest daugh
tiers and the fattcring eulogy of Cap
tain Cox on their martial bearing. But
if the 'tTitaus" did not ascend to Heaven
they at least brought angels down. For
when was it, in what age or country,
when partial beauty did not accord to val
or the need of praise, and tonder-hearted
yosng lalies sympathize with discomfort
ted kai -hts
Wer-aware that patriotism gets hun
crs aud has to eat, thirsty and it has TO
drink. the citizens, in conformity with
the dictates of = christian philanthropy
aud their ancient hospitality. when ap
priced Of the presence Of their distinguish
81 guests, ha>teoei to tender the fat
things in the kitchen, to which Titan
appctites PAID willing tribute
l am happy to add when they bad tax
en- leave, they made the best Of their way
to St Mary's, where, relieved Of the ter
rors of I disastrous campaign. they arriv-
cd in safety with heals and hearts unbrok-
Gu and minus only the Major.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20
CONTRIBUTION NOTICE.

May %, lS69-lt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-05-20

iiaIloy
k.1ynh 2rtI
kCDi and
lsr. j
Evening star., 1869-04-17

The widow and family Of General Rousseau
ls. New Orleans Saturday for Louis VILE, Ky.,
and will eventually take mp their residences in
Brooklyn. N. Y. We are sorry to see 1t stated
that the promised subscription of the mer.
chants and business men Of New Orleans in
their aid has amounted TO nothing
Evening star., 1869-04-17

Jacob II. Grove. of Sharn.ho-, M. ..
prominently spoken Of for the Prss,aan.- =,
the chesapeake ard Ohio Canal Comnsnv
Mr. Alfred Spa;es is the present Incumhsn,.
The President Of the Canal is, we b.l,ev. Avn ;
pointed By the State Board OF Pubic wo,r.
composed OF the Governor. Comptroller and
Treasurer
Evening star., 1869-04-17

WELCHS BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
w o3 rs per sack. At FOBMAES.
227 239 etVEHTH street.
Between n and N
Evening star., 1869-04-17

From John G. Parker, sse 7th street, we have
ne GALAXY and Peterson's Lddy'S mud for
MAY from Snillington, Odeon Building we
saVe TRs GALAXY for May and Hearth aad
he..s for April2i
Evening star., 1869-04-17

- Mark TWAIN - TO get married. settle An
Elmirs, AID eschew the newspapers.
~The Londor papers are making a sayar.
e1or. 20 abTogats the sshst' " nfch hss n, -
psny yesrs surnoInted the male head
Evening star., 1869-04-17

Madame Parepa Rosa has so Tar recovered
from the effects Of her late severe accident that
she Is annoupced to appearfn New YorE ps,,
Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1869-04-17

1Ie hichings troupe had a nne house AZ the
NsuohAi rneater last evening, and al rrova.
was admirably acted and wei, suoe
Ao-LAgnt The Bohemian 6iri- Is on the hills
eho as tha' Is one OF the operas which the com.
Pany nave thoroughly mastered, and the m usic
q ianiiiar' we nave no doubt one of the lsreest
asdleaees OF the season will be ON hand
Evening star., 1869-04-17

lONDs BURNT MILLsD FAMILY FLOUR
- S3 20 per esck, at rOkMAN'S,
22S 229 SENDNTH street.
Between and n,
Evening star., 1869-04-17

Charles A Dana having bsen nominated Ap-
praiser In the New Yo.k Custom House, toe
Boston AdSertiser thinks thar ne will prob ,pIy
now become . praIser OF General Grant.
Evening star., 1869-04-17
). q. HISsAes
% sgLLIN. rsS
CLOTHING. eHeEs. BOOTS, AND HATS

% sgLLIN. ,FS
CLOTHING. eHeEs. BOOTS, AND HATS
REeAkD1Kss OF eosr AND so HUNsrG.
Hsving fought out the stock Of shoes. Boots,
hats Clothins ard Gents Furnishing Goods OF
1eS- johnson 4 Co , at 121 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between 18th aud Otn streets. . nov call the
st ention OF my friends and the public to the fol-
low low prices:
LA les GAL RF .... 81 90
GENTS PATENT LnArHER GAIfEKS 81 Is
CALF BOOTS. ........ ..... 81 so
go d sssortmsut Of Root, shoes, Hats, Clothing
a. turrishins Goods hite Shirts at 81,
81 %, 81 50 81 and 50 so. Please give mo .
call ldS dos. and will sell chssP v.ux.o,
nRPHAHS' COURT, April Is iss9-DisTRIcr
~ OF CoLuMBA ngton county, 70 tr,t In
the case OF SAMUEL A, MCKlM. Execu
tor OF Joseph . Manifold, deceased .sthe execu
tor aforesaid has, With the appreciation Of
the Orphans Court OF Washington County afore~
said appointed TUESDAY, the nth day OF
a erfi; A: d. 1859, for the final settle menf ana
distribution OF the of said dec ed
and OF the assets in hand. as far the same have
been collected and turned into money; when and
where al the creditors and heirs Of said de.
ceased are notified to attend. with their claims
properly youched or they may other wise By law be
exciuoed from all bench in said deceaseds est ste
provieed COPY of this order be published ones 4
week ior three weeks In the Evening Star +" pre-.
Test: JAS. r. O'BEIRNR.
sp L-lswSw Register Of Wills
Evening star., 1869-04-17

CBUsHED, GRADUATED POWDERED
~ SUGARS, lsc: A COFFEE SCGAk, Ec. at
FoBMAN's, 227 229 SEVENTH street, be
a,IH
Evening star., 1869-04-17

old GGyERNMEET JAVA COFFEE, 81 cts
~ ROASTED do. IS cts at FORMAN'S,
227 329 SEVE 9TH street,
Between N and N.
Evening star., 1869-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

nstify bic Wssbineton Pasieuts tkeS. oviaS
20 HE extensive practice IN Baltimore he viii N
their Interests end vfii attend on sAfCRDaYe
nom 20 abc and TO .. m, aed en sCHpAY6
n sf Niliardls Hotel.
tPEciaLIrY-freatmeu and cure Of Hervo,s
the Q, se<n- mar % ~
AptIe SINiLEhEs ANs cHnpRpEy
b. D. yCeTH,
At seif :th street. In the s~ccsd ss1srv
above kortbern Liberty n srtsf
Ssa w Bet L ed = 90. sass side.
Evening star., 1869-04-17

SThe Covineton lind, Free Press tells of
man Al that place, who is q candidate for
postmaster, going into the church yard to COPY
names from the tomb stones TO 60 on his peti-
tion.
Evening star., 1869-04-17
Gx TRUNK WlRERoems.
WALL, RoBIssoK q CO..
S22 Penns Avenue. 9th and 10th Streets.
mls-lpn
DRICE SO CENTS BY MAIL.
MANHoon.

pRICE SO CENTS By MAIL.
MANHoon.
One Hundred and Ftffy-foxrtk edstsos Of A,s
medteat essay, rerised AVID publisked by the 40.
hoT, DR. CU RTIs. Thss rdlsable scork tveafs o.
he cause and cure Of premature decline in a1s.
u g1res clear synopsts Of the tnpedineafs 70
marriage, and exenpiifes resuits of many Ssars
Jrdetice ~ tie treatment Of EerronS Debilssv,
SseTIitfy. and Secret Diseases Of yorA AID s4as-
hood address the Author, Dr. csrtis, BaJss-
more, Nd.
Extracts from Bevtevs Of this Wert
CURTIS ON MANHOOD 1t develops the fsar
hsssnss. e vrsssS, .nc f1rsissss q eh sScsn s
which they may be avoided aad esoaped For,u.
nate for o country would it - did its ven n pos
int pr.etiee the nhilanthropie and scentinc n.I.
cry might then be baaished from our isnS s.f -.
race Sf the nervate - sucossded by a re.~Cei -
the hardy, vigorous Spirits Of the oldee tsSs -
There u no member Of socaesy by vAo- IN.
book viii not b fouad useful, 1ketSer sosS -
son hold the relation Of a Parent Prece stor ~
ClergyDan. ."-Sss. -
Cuk1fe On MANHOOD This A really a x.,
naeie Sotk; for pointing out fhs disesses remit.
Ing IRON exeesses, the evils Of which srs aaafSst
~ ssefy tneane asylum. % lee than IN the ehsf-
@rea , eonsttntton 81 thoss indulgng. IL Win DO
much 70 prevent the vice. which. by De- prsvsieuos
among the young. has % mach fnfnsnos os -
Herald.
ADDRESS al commanicagiops
No. Sc Hsrth ohsries strese
B0eDors. ~.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-07-21
THE MORMON SULTAN.
Brigham Young Viewed through Bos-
ton Spectacles-As an Orator he
ExceIIs Henry Ward Beecher.

Utah Correspondence of Boston Traveller.
Brigham Young we saw at the Tab
ernacle the first Sunday after our ar
rival. When he rose to deliver his
sermon, saw a man apparently 40
years of age, Che is really 7O, of
light complexion and light hair, and
pleasing address, with strong voice,
well modulated and clear. His style
of oratory seems more of converse
tional style, but it vas characterized
by gentle dignity. Twas disappointed,
for the description 1 had read of the
man always represented him as a
coarse, illiterate swaggerer in the pull
pit. / was also astonished to hear
the successes of the prophet-a man
of equal talent as an orator to Beech
er, but with an easier style, and a
more graceful flow of language; but
in almost every sense reminding one
of the Plymouth Church divine !;
while in magnetism that attracts, en-
chains and holds you in spite of preju-
dice, 1 saw in Brigham Young the or
ator that surpassed all that l ever lis.
tened to. ''No trade with Gentiles," !"
was the burden of his sermon, on the
ground of self-defense.. For, said he,
IF we encourage these outsiders,
there surely may come a time when
they will outnumber us, and then we
must pack up and leave. "<' He even
stated to his congregation of thou
sands, that if they did trade with OUT
siders, they must expect to be cut off
from the church.
The tabernacle is an immense build
ing, and it will probably seat 5000
persons. 1t is supplied with Q fine
organ and choir that would do cred
it to a metropolitan church. The Ia
dies occupy the centre row of seats,
while the gentlemen are in the side
row of slips. The dignitaries and Off
cials occupy semicircular sort of low
gallery at the end opposite the orches-
ira, in the centre of which is the pull
pit. The communion begins each
Sunday afternoon, after the opening
prayer and hymn. 1t is remarkably
sinnIe, lust in front of the pnlnit is