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A TEXAS-CATTLE SUIT.
Damages Awarded for Dcn1h Of
8I0Cks


Ftpsa, Tie Randall County tlI) Record. .Junss>
In lhc Circuit Court, on Thusstlay morning last,
was commenced The suits Of Lauresson Wal&cr
cSitlc by plaln.1n from disease said to have been
conveJedby Texas cattle belonging to Major Dsvts
This suit was commenced last fail, and L. one Of
ties who lost cattle in the game manner who win
probably claim damages II the plaintiff In thia salt
Is euceeeAfui. There Is an array Of legal talent
pptks and C. j. Mctzuer, OF aurora, anI l. d,
Smith, Of Oswcgu For Davis arr f. A. StorTs, Of
Chicago. aud CHARLES Wheaton m! Eugene Can
ncld, Of Anfcrn- Many TitEessts have been ex-
amhed, among whom was Dr. G. '. DJcr, Of Chi:
TIC Tc1as feses - taken ny cattle:
The facts tp the case are briefly these. Some
tine lazt summer Major Dams, Who Ia q large
cattle dealer 4ytEg In AuSaule Grove, received Ut
rom m &C cnicaso. u % eontaialns Il aoout 80 heal sone
strange fatality seemed to attend the passage Of
these cAstc, and manJ natige cattle died along
seven weeE5 after the drove had passed along the
road The tistakc which caused these sudden
deaths WAS attributed to ferer taken b. the M.
tiyes from the Texas cattle, aud as many had
| died In the game manner Ii other parts Of tho
State, much excitement was caused, which our
| readers doubtless remember. Besides cattle lost
these cattle passed, nany OF our farmers IN this
| county Lost thelrs-Mator Davis himself losing
hundreds Of dollass' worth. NJ. Walker tbs
| plalu.1n in this slll lost about 5ottF heai; n
| louetk, N. Russell, Wn1- Ladd, and others 1os1
| from three to dozen nead each The cplle.nIs
vas general y That nelgaoozhood. aad mich los:
Tnerc wna a l.w passed hy the Legislature IL
1851, foIhMding The Importation Ct Te1a: castit
into this State during tile summer months, aut
this la~ Is ono CT tho polnts madc against tn'
| Major In this suit
! Mr. Walker brings suit Tor t'oo-the value Of hii
lest cattle. Tne defence seta up that the law Q
| communicated BY Major Davis CATTLE aad HhoH
that the nasise eatt;e IN adjoining pas:ureA all
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There Is much rtvA1,J gotzZ en- hetxcen the
wttes of Hazshal Ser1sno 1Ad General Priu. Sc
nc.a se1ano ecttpsa h7 tae elegance Of her totlets
xnd Esaunsfs tho CoanteA Reus, vho, Ii the eyes
OF the AhdInen1A is Alter iii but f,azpsm, ~ II
Indicated oy hes suTnsme, lila MAYA which
signifies, "Ine heaastsul pleheian K.t1-r ms sxo
tsdtce ate nnst a1dent politicians and Se.uore Ser
rsoo ts believed 70 b secretly oevQtod 70 Qoeea
Esaaella Il
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Sepntue Yates and tho Jacksonville
Post Office.
From A< Springfield Journal
IACES1KTIIIE Ill. MAY 2S

Post office.
Fro1, At Springfield Journal
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, May 2a
Csp.asn Haran< Chapfn:
slR: ,Alrcr our Interview this morning. ! have
to removing very wrong impression which seems
TO have existed With Some Of the citizens Of Jack.
sonEille, Win The President md with portion Of
the pzese, that have u1fcelngty and Arbitrarily
remuved Jou, = lame soldier, froHa the Jackson
yNle Post Omce. After otu iuterFtew, you Eetr,
anpsoa 9ss foDnaed ,5 81 mtssasea 1e1 Of The
fst1a In tna case- satisfied Jou that obtained
the natntnatton Of my brother upon the confident
profitable poetuon, aed thxt esen before The
domination was made, I sent a note to tho Post
a.tsr Genera sequessinS Mn AZ not to hare ,a 5he
antl ne heard t1on ne Again: THIS note. a.
nexr morning ai1er he had PROMISED TO sead ny
hrotaer1 Mans to nc President, and delivered .
s. enes. W. not rsee,Ted py hin
ss tas ss ~ sent 10 as
E,y brother 70 tho President, be went 70 Baltimore
the evening Of tbs sa:ue da!, Informing, tne neg
Ing, hut not 11.tTtng III tiue for Cabinet meeting
he vent not 10 hlx of,ce, hut directly 70 the Pres-
tentI 70 Cabinet Meeting, ana hot hAylng Fectived
P4c1sdeas. F. wno imme1satep seni il to ne sens;s,
with o.her nominattonA very much to u1y Eorpr1se
when heard II, fo7 / was temporarily absent
Hheu tho nominations were Rad II the Clerks
desk. As VIA usual "a husa eases, thta. together
With al other nnntn1HoNa. Ehs Immediately tele-
K71qhed 10 The As1octz:ed P1ezs ore1 tho whole
euEntJ- ..
ms published without M explanation Of my
purpose or the EAets tn the csse, /. gase the IN
pxesslun that had Arbitrarily reuosed crippled
soldier to give his plaee 70 my brother. while The
fscs vAs that wh!ls Thhed 70 compliment NJ
brother win TIE offer OF the Post O1ce. a. the
6ane time h2a no thought Of dtEpiActnG you until
you vert provided to your Saisst4c1ou with bet-
ter ptAte, which, e 1e1plslned 70 Jou. had or
Ea1 about To Becure-
Ii is one 70 M brother Anuer 70 say that ha
never eorghf The oIce. nod frew no:htnG Nhat-
ever OF my Intention to secure It fer him BE-
uc.cd that euutd yua be PROVIDED satisfactorily.
and Re Would aetrpt the occe, tsst bis appoint
] MeEs woEld g1Ie Eat!s:ac.lno- l KEN him to be
capable. beloved and popai7, aad IN eye21 respect
deserving OF the appointment
Not Wiling u rt1t unoef the tu1put1tfon or ntF-
! ing t1Ied 70 90 4 so4lsef FrouG-An lnputauon 70
/ Inconsistent With mt record, 20 tneonxruous with
| my very nAture, 80 ahhnrrE1t 10 eTeT emotion
thA: An!uases ms heays-I have addressed you thu
letter, tully assured ihat ai1er out Interview th1s
| morning, you Are fu1f E1tsned thu intended Il
| do Jcu no wrurE. bur 70 better youI condition.
Therefore ask your Answr1, stating Jour !1erl
md feelings IN tie pse11iseS fo1rs- respsctsully
| RcHiHD ElfEL
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cAr1AN CHAENA H1TEL

Hon. RseAert Tdaa.
DKAk SIC: have tuSt seetfyed yo7r letter OF
this dxtt, And N reply would eay thst. After cufin-
tcTytew this morning. End bearing yprr statement
Jnu did IN 1cgazd 10 the Pn6t OfHee here naa done
Without intending to do me Al injustice. When
the nomination Of YO1r btptheT came GalheD1J
upon ne without any explanation, md without
knowing yo11 plans and purposes aaA IN rtew Of
Jorr essurance that would not be disturbed IN
The Post OGace, did think you hAd opoe me 4
SGJ great wrong. md an Rtzd to lean tG3t DO
NTn1g WA1 intended.
an satisfied that jour statement Of this facts
IN detail tnuch nhexrTtated IN your lEtter1 woold
70 net hnnoTAt4y N the ase, and that Y ms the
furtnea from Jo0f purpose 70 do xrorz 70 4 spl.
d3eI. Respectfully yo11h HoxAtI CHAfm .
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eada aad ssHaaess15 rEssoe, sEsn vss Chstaee md
IS Z ,Ss e oae e. e. %T %T
nusatns 4 thta anahle II yet. IAN y a'ers -
The ne1t letter, written n lend pencil has no
datc II u cooler n tone than the previous OBS
MES cRA10 THE1ATKxs 70 r1n oTa.n II s1K1s, e.,
that you desired n intr1iew vtih &c. !ee -
a;s ts ss sos ~ std Ia = :.
then eoo.ide4 s. stses esaed '.s,'as q.
= a II Ia 6s@ioe 5sa 1 sss1es r. Ks Re
sase II, e .es X % ,Ga - g II ws. unahe
= hosei yesserd.v AaA
~. toncxinr n1t,.1ts {rpm ) ritter endorsed
!. tIue oopT af lettaE 70 AEs. Dunnink. whsen
vas eent to Rockford ioE pataes !nierestsl % Re-
xas ofsrfd NIL y a1t 1t'afpd Is dase i cineas
juiy soih. less, and 1t opens Ens naann&, ;
Dear f1enI ter retsizdn = her n,trs ~ ne>faas q a
sn.tam ~ % completely naasIung that could
-, s..t Of the esents which occurred IN CascaEo
w:tnoal essongn 81 % ufn 5sa ,slx mih TneIe
Eo1ti," ID whom abe expeftEd TO haze nfm
fnspd md sappor rtez, who Euula stand b! her Ii
al s1mi1s an ~ % iasse sna s. ls iazssna.i Z mr.
hen relAled VI. SprzEues satad toW.5ds te. =
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sss,tassoo Y 13y,! sas.. IN " r. 81 s1a.aer u -
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it.t r. %u,d Eurceed d his desdssh de1tH Sst:k
nn,5 - ~ r1.sfsrr for epul3 rot lire IN t 7Vo:sa
I htiktaxe snsthhx M- sp1asae eRys aS1st &c
ua,a you scaf to:ae.hsrs 70 eeSes 'ifee1 fee1
s lexaf q ~ tsare s ..s b u A. & q q
I'll na19szte IN rsa md trace cut: pose'u
lie to ths e.t time, II # r. r. e. shi d pos
! t11oENh1 i h bnt the eo9vte:tna has ara:1 1too y
~ nrnr ur that h3s wtfe II ELL lsytnc
ssttrr sts % % stAte r. q III
H.rsts1 ,1is3trce to id In unr5sehE& r. t.t+,
IEsTe thts naorntnx e1r5Neea 70 NJ taas s .ehfrh
rrutsictT Ee3 to dttzy es:s fer oEs!lnH ~ ". ea5sn
rTrrrMc ke srce1ve eltstT tr-1os;;oM = shes.
| Asy xAtE re9rtHinS in1oLI1Assg}a ~. Tnst
sFfsene The lette. s.yL ehsa esd WT!.e rse re-
1htsE frcEn Chtcaso"
This letter. though composed sotnswna AZ; AS5;
Miss C1afcb etyIe w4s tTtdently not % O. ae - fz
Trltirtn Tnh vas the 1lst c1 TIE long nss .. -
iles. Tne Endienoo wss eEtdentJ dssqIsoHdss. Iosdns
: ths; there were no more Of the pnoneao Pss"1''
uons OF The hitros1Jpn1e deferdAnI
Il At 1880 the court adjourned, snd Tue par
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party, wsaARc adjuua In State politics of the
Denocza11 luee NJ A1oao3. A1g while
Two r1nEs VA8rmed, one within. tie Demo-
cratic Ssate ConN(1e aod called the ~ Albany
Rescncy;r another within Tamnany HAi sod
ehl,cd The "C1iy Hzu Mux.-- The Regency *as
conpcscd OF loIc-hca3ed, wealthy r1c,, often Of
Eenero1s ehagacter. aud aveFse 50 hntatng onoee,
whose choice n5 candidates Va generally COZ
trmed- BY tho party, and whoae -preaentt
rncn:. upon public q1es-ous made the
democratic platfor1n2- Peter .caEeer wAs the
Last noesbae rAnne IN tho "ReS-ney," kad batn3 OF
lower astes thxo his predecessors, he hai already
ftnea ne s.zodssd of That t,1peE1oas a11toc1cF
With the black cae Ct tie Guy Hall Ring. Al the
p.reeot tine Tamaany HaH Is the capitol OF View
Txk State u t1sly II TIE Onondzga WIgvam
rsed to be the csrt.ol Of the 1roqno4s. = commit
tee Of Tsnmsus, sis1tns In eonfoxaalc pa.ioa Il
the Denssn uouse, h Albany, so}es the State, hs
the IrcqcoIs coEn!ss.cu used to enforce xanpuu
md sktns nom II. the uibea betxe3u the Delx-
ware and tne Miami W!th s1x9 thousand ua}ar.
1T for aly Democratic ticket Insured n New York
csy and the ability TO satse OF lover taat figure 1t
VIZ, the NIleztau nsE al T2ee1 aao SxeeoeT
bids eTH! corporation OF the ftth 6t2te Il its
mercy. holds Senaiorzntps within ns St{s; holds
the problem q empire beswecn rs psws, as = pa!r
Of ho@x rampant taac11 O. EieAt1y ssleld Ann be-
srAttef N hnoorad GcH-
1AxxANf HiL 70 fm ocuA1 vIEw-1m no
CHIT.
Let nc show ye1 TAomany HUI a. II Is to the
ttzansct: tall h,1ek st.uetre II the nos. beau-
siful ra1t Of the town. Amongst the A-onseueuts-
the Grand Opera next door to It, circus ac7osa
the Way, and In Its oxn q2assesz nightly enter
tsuraer1 CT Aauba.t, clowns, hstiet gria md lns-
rle,s. AZ you turn on Cnlon Sqoa-e, In tne mill
sFstnS evening. ynu WIN &c this Tamuany Eau
laa1toR With Tampa. emitting The round Of nndc,
locking nev, erect colossal Dut pass Ill the ghowA
merely hook tn askaat II the huze hnu Of the 30
c3ety "a II Develops lnto splendid theatre. AID
pass to the rktTaie room Of The aSachem4" II
JOG Be foarunass tn he night, ynu nay zee ne.c
Nj. Tn L. TWEED aud MI. Peter :. -SweenJ.
Tteas two are The d.ctatora Of khc Empire S:s:e
and city.
Inak II tnen: Ioot It shesn- eas.1aa,Y-to1
this b meant 10 be m spo!csesso 7estsr, utehsd
upu ths kEy OF the sermon oa ihe Mount
NJ. TEeea is = ta:r, ound-belled, BIZ, ,heated
htS-stIrt1ed man, Of tzatnea1nke dress Esh.
cuapiextun, Q1isk, dsetstvs ere AID Avtcs Of Tx
haad- Il yo1 Acs : gentleman and Dfzansex, h.
WIN tTees you With heazQ pasr1N11ts5 fhoaTh nos
pe1naPa, nth eIc<nent sJntax Pchaps hs vi
crop his vs. and make them VIA, 81 for exa,np1e
saJ1g: he Wots poM 6heR ne u. md general
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giving great E,tts1acsion-
zNK rKEsH-RooH.
Here arr two OF Hoes Ee5l1oef rots1y pFesaea.
1he cost Of eaeh 5sss ~ go aaa d sasa 20 -;
prckzcns pcz hour, OF forty thousand for both.
On each, ten ucn are e11p.aIed-esShs feeders
Il il to attend to bo,n presses to the adjusting 81
the forms, to regulating the impression, TO look
1fter The roi!e., KEEP aeE Of tse PRINT papes es.
is feet VIDE md ~ fec, high Eaca pssss l. -
tcet lors. . fDct nsn, 1sA feet vide, sad Weighs
adtolns the nzr4soor, and Is ls15o fees n ctneA
sions Here arc four folding machines Eade hJ
Chambers Bros Co, OF Fe!sa ieilalA, cssh capaas
done here, and the newsooya x:ad dealers receiTe
sheu tnorninT supplies nom his foc1o~a ArEe
space under ihe Sidewalk being fsneed % for tae.1
nuJ feel, 1lso aa>oirs tic rss-soona
onr teanks are d0e 10 a e1PeeM manner 70
st1Ictton, whose ndehtJ and vigilance were uo.
| ceastEc aud whose intelligence a.sf sccrscy o1
! Judgement nothing could cape tn TRtESS1
Building La one Of the monuments OF hA expert
ence and caT&ctu ~ ! ooodtf>
R1cAF11IL1ro1-
We Eab}oln the uAues OF tho pereons aod rrnti
TO vnoee skfl and enerET we Ac n 1cated for The
| succrssiu aeeonpishrneut d Ills lmpoztaai
Arearect-Edx.rd Bur1.ne.
| S1pcsf1tendeus-retcrC Cass,dy.
| EtUne Cnt3eEk1- @, Gtnae2e SonA
NAlon-C21ter Nothef1
Iron Be4ns-S. s. Bouton Co --
| Iron Ce1lme8-J. P. 6sidham i ca. Pa-t1del
I ph.a
| Roof-ES5ptan RpotnS Company
| wood Woek-S- L Ruse9l
E1okx-Eo@xan ! pS04tlet01
| p9ne neLurntel-AeDo1alI Actphy.
| Uaru Wood-Lnu Holmes
Marble Nork-Sattnan. Co1t Co
I Gias4-lcNis, Ham ca
! frpu sta:Eway-F. tct1 Sna
4 Ges FrtnE-Petayon fats6ecEA
PfupMpE-uuEh " at
! Sexcfx-C. MrkeushaW.
Psiuttr9 and Gl11tnc- S y. 6Mth ....
CoUuteF aud Counting Room FUrnftufo-n. Il
Svtney BroA cx..,.
| Enc4pst&c tles-F. A. Doc fttA
| YTAstettpz-Wnte, TnonA Co
l HartHASv-EdwuE Hunt 500
l Holletx md HsattnS Aprss1stus-Ba1es, Smith
Co -,.
| Ss<sm Ppmp-A. & Ckmeron ca, MI.
l. T<scs-R, Hoe Co. ny
| Ssram EeTHtor-Ous H<0teete4 tookeeA EX
i1m rpc-xtAndsS, HmonA
| SrsafQrr Tnbe<-RAldWtn %
FumW~R Refai Rocm@ 4 CO aad Chak .
; hey.
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| At tn!s jcncture, sitter which the Examination HA
~ 9Isut.* stal hes,tstsd and wss 1ned Is To-
eoR,:9gs R,aal perhaps n.ee the o,t,n,r, r.,,,,,,
central zf"der. State whether you d,d or did
Tf:ns.. naae the ortna75 e1a,c1r.aon.
Ctaerai Asaeer. What Is the ordinary exsmtna-
E,tee.., Tne n.st taqah, il a. to the health
Gsn.a, Linsr- .s What examination I'D Joa
Eitnta1. Hesitatad for neye11l 1ntuutea
! The CtKrt. Answer this question lmmedtnteIy.
| or I = III send you 10 lall
E1t44..- ! male ,ss arainNy Inquiries OF her as
to health and pt dod Of Alment.
Een<rat Ltoder- Wen, What was tic sumeas:
Eiine1s supprtssed psenst.uatlen-
General LizteT- How did Jcu ascertain that II
| wak suppressed nenstr1at.on ~11'- -
~ Eane.s, m Ise inqahses a'e usually very ssszfac-
Gsn4.al Ltasr; How long dsd aae s.y she had
: Fine. n nhs To rceollees Perhaps two
Gsae7a1 Lindfr. VIA. oid she state.
Mttn<st th!na, perhaps
G,neTat Lsne<r. What lime waa this tn the yesr
,eg.n Hf e T*o q tsree seets atter the schools
es c*.,, Ltss i'd Sa yen s3s III my eesr
sonai elimination. and, u 20. vhat waaN7
H1hese Tbs examination eonslsted tn the
neeexssV Inquiries to ascertatn what the mstttT
Gae.ut Lt.det. L. that al you didr
Etnes, fhat u g! 1eenllecnou.
| sioo u 4 medical man Is to whether no vas in \
's eseetea C s s. 81 = T9esesasion nss o,1u,.
Hifntss- Perhars may have formed m opin1os1
aa 10 the cause Of the suppression -,
Tant<s think formed m opinion "a to her
Ctaesu1. Ls~tsr. Did you form IN cptnion a so
whether The IaA prezuant Or not
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e.s<s =: - I :ba M - ss . nc '- 70.
ecms nesseaeer comfort aua reet fran the wearing
e. II ~ . 2 g s.S :si
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y attuky q, CANNOT say which. yoH pIpcT q Jour
be- Il ,af'a III n. 1s ..1e ~ e5s =
sna,has @ 5on ss5 :as esase - = 81 ~ III e:
il sbss nv = setes yosf he.aS
der yoa 70 luw FdEtt<d AID eta7ondins. khat neea
sRz Sc ra i r. =
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t1uldlnk md % ihnk ~ might hAve aase. =
1oa YOU etsn 70 dols the1a eat u paviinkty. md
.sI e g. e sss = III
f.1osns you Win u. wceklt tn.te.a Of ttwcs3lJ.
T.. q III. e ss sanes. n.t e..
our Eeeh xha.ed se1 III rsu1eh4iy tend oftalstaf
I'd e sss n sos - e52aat $3.50 aa &c H. tsox nG;
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taJ. toe hats estendea 20 psstsA eoE p1ssF.ssa
ssia : a4fei Il dsdf.Ge !a7itaaas4, waael
I.aosa h.re been sleassa = ,s f NJ es s yoa q bss' e
IL assT III sfh % 3 &isfe ,.ass Fl
hare = sttr.aEo teE @e ~ sea:on h4Es efT
q sseat yea9 ssas.s ii iaal u oae q ~ iesax
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81 4 ): e Sc IL! 4 Z %
foz tha rtna2sta6 tssts tina + M noH tAka " aoa
The New York herald., 1869-01-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Address by the Rev. DIR. Carter.

Address by the Rev. DIR. Carter.
Immediately after the conclusion OF the evening
service Grace chapel Fourteenth street. last night
the Rev. DR.. Carter, Of the Church Of the Holy
day schools. The Rev. William F. Morgan presided.
There were three other clergymen present as MEM
bers OF the Sunday School Convention, OF which this
was the nrst session.
DIR. Carter said that he regretted that some pastor
more capable Of addressing the Convention had not
been selected to deliver the opening address, but he
would endeavor to trace the history Of Sunday
schools as clearly and concisely as he could. The
records show that before the Christian children
were taught the doctrines Of the Jewish faith by
the priesthood s as striking example 9f that fact
adherence to classical idioms makes It ap-
dispute with the elders points Of coctrine but 1t
was very clear he went there as other youths did, to
Christian Church informs us that in the catacombs
the children Of believers were instructed in the
truths Of Christianity that they might in turn cate
tenn here would be Of the greatest benefit.
Luther, in 1927, when yet the glorious work
stage, estabishea Sunday school teaching, and
his success In this respect was attributable In
to the rapid grSwa Of religions re-
was founded in Roxbury, Mass In 1914. and from 1t
sprung the grand organization now In New England.
cester England and In 1885 had established Sunday
schools In all parts Of the kingdom Ia which $50 900
children were instructed in the Gospel The census OF
1861 showed that there were in Great Britain In
that year 900 Sunday school children. The rst
Sunday school In New York was founded by an old
colOred apple woman, named Katie Ferguson.
There are now In this city 12i 900 children attending
Sunday school, The reverend gentleman concluded
his interesting history by calling the congregation
TO work increasingly to save the children OF the poor
from destruction by establishing more schools and
providing for more teachers.
The Rev. DR.. Montgomery, OF the Church OF the
Incarnation then addressed the convention on the
importance OF Sunday schools, and the proceedings
were brought to conclusion by the singing Of q
hymn.
The New York herald., 1869-01-18

BOW seldom can We say we are wholly wen !
How often does the body become the jail o.
the soul instead Of Its dwelling place !
What = fatal mistake IL is to neglect our
health IL Is vain 70 think that fntellectnN snu
moral heath s altogether separate rcm tnat oI .e
body. The greater portion OF our domestic trouplc
and religious gloom is occasioned by bad heatn.
There Il nothing OF which any one VINO was
originally possessed OF q good constitution
should be more ashamed than OF being ~.
How much trouble grows out OF voluntary
II IA; the perfect harmony OF the organs vigorous
feelings beautiful. looks. What then corresponds 70
this IN the sous Has not our splriIuai g Deng
its organs. functions and lawsY Is not % %UnIlst
then is health OF soulsf The spiritual
body has as many organs as the material BODY, nay
corresponding organs. The soul mas eyes, heart,
lungs stomach; IL requires nourishment, suffers
from fatigue AS We judge OF the state OF the BODY
SO we judge Of the state OF the soul kemorse
corresponds to Inflammation, moral Dllndness 10
loss or sight &c. How often, did we lay our
hands on the pulse of the human spirit, should
we md 1t beating wildly. or weak nlgn 70 cx-
haustiou. WOrdliness ID q disease OF the heart !;
sel6shness, horrid tumor; Rrief II q dropsy, and
hate anger and ieaously malignant humOrs or the
blood When man is greeted with, "How are you ~
he should asked OF himself, How s my hearts beats
that spiritual organ camlyf Is my intellect clears
Can distinguish between right and wrongs How il
my appetite for wisdoms Am growing IN graces
cold that they open slowly at the call Of charity
How are my feet that they run slowly on errands OF
mercygr AHow do you ~" is an appalling ques-
tion for II asks an account OF mans whole con-
duet .How are y0uW should sound like Gods own
voice calling US to account.
The New York herald., 1869-01-18

OF the trumpet was spoken Of In many passages OF
to make ali ready; out none goerh to the bstte for
my wrath s upon oil the multitude thereof" lhs,
oKs sa n ne xs oyeD3 Ganc m
On, no. that Is an exploded hunbug. But these
were the mon who were said BY God 70 nave oiown own,
other passages of the divine word bearing upon the
subject OF trumpets, and indulged IN rum ng COM
angel living through the midst OF heaven, saying
with loud voice, Woe woe, woe TO the innaoitanB
earth BY reason Of other voices OF
This passage spoke OF three trumpets yet TO be blown
at the time st. John saw the heavens open.
How many had sounded beforef The Bible said
seven trumpets had been given to seven angels:
Four were spoken OF as having been blown and
m e @ ended ade With the taking Of
on the Goth Of April, l453. According TO the Bible
each OF these trumpets was sounded for space q
sounding must have ended in May, 1874. Then came
the seventh, which foretold the coming OF tine
text quoted proved i'H e conversion q the world but
this could not be so, as Its sounding was said TO be
woe. The clergy read only part OF the passage ana
then stop. The sixth trumpet was thing 0f the
past else what meant the condition OF the SICK man
Turkey, who could stand only when supported by
the socaled Christian nations France and EnglandY
And the Eastern question, what did his hearers
think OF that what would they think OF It In Few
months hence tsensation-no opinion expressed by
which was now being sounded was the last; that
was the Interpretation OF st: Pau's saying, We
twinkling Of an eye at the last trump" Was 1t not
now sounding? Was there not q woe resting on the
world nOwS Were not mems hearts now failing
them for fear OF what they thought existed ahead OF
themf What did his hearers think tStlence.) 1t
was as clear to the prophet that two and TWO make
four that the period OF the sixth trumpet had passed.
and unless the seventh had began to sound since
1874, then God had made no manifestation Of his
wrath to men since that date. Had he made no
such manifestation IA heavy sigh from an ancient
sister) How about the late war which had DESC
lated our before united country Was there no
judgment in the war which was 30 swiftly coming in
Europef Oh no. God had nothing to do with these
things it was all the work Of wicked men,. Judge
ye how 1t Is. mo Judgment expressed) The Mes
senger was certain that the last trumpet was now
sounding as that Jesus Christ was his Saviour Every
one satisfed.) All would hear this sound. Pulpit
ranters said that angels would blow the horn and the
people woud hear an audible sound, but his was not
so as the other six had been blown without making
o noise. tNervous Snowites looked more easy.) At
the end Of the sounding would come the judgment
OF the last day. 1t was not far on; the end would
come six thousand years from the date OF the birth
OF the first man. Adam. Five thousand years had
passed and the last thousand OF the existence OF this
world was fast hurrying away.