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The Shasta courier., 1870-03-12
Reportuof shasta Public school.

Grammar DepartmeLt.--Whole number
of days attendance, 604 absence, 81;
tardy, 18. Whole number of boys enrolled,
Is; girls, 20; total; 80. Average daily
attendance, 33 ; average number belong
ing, 35; per cent. of attendance 81
Those receiving certificate OF one hun
dred merits for the month are as follows
Nellie Gage. Anna Manasse, Augusta
Eames, Eliza W Welsh, Julia Ruth, Ida Wills,
Anna Chappell, Josephene Letsch, Augusta
Zorn, Addie Long, Gertie Caldwell, Bertha
Manasse, Florence Follansbee, Alice
Meagher, Mary Bass, Thos Baxter, Geo
Fowler, Ellie Follansbee, Sam Witherow.
Last month Florence Folansbee omitted
by mistake. For the term of five months
closed by the report of this month were
enrolled in all. 10 boys; % girls; total IL.
Average number belonging, 80; attendance,
33; percentage for term -94. Total days
dttCHGdnct, Dow dDStuCti - tdiul :
al; Glasses in school, "a Number of
pupils in each study respectively as follows !:
Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arithma-
tic, AZ; Geography, l6; Grammar, Al /;
History of U. S, II Physiology and Hy-
giene, 8; Natural Philosophy, s. Visits
from patrons, 3.
In closing this last report the Teacher Of
the Grammar Department Acknowledges
with great pleasure tie unvarying support
he has received from the patrons Of the
school, as clearly shown by their ready as
sent to and most general hearty aid in all
his efforts made and schemes devised, to
interest and advance the school. Children
are reflex exponents of home life and feel
ing-most especially that feeling held to-
ward the teacher-and by their simple colt
duct show the instruction received at home.
and though so few patrons have called to
examine the working of the school for them
selves, still that the Power behind the
Throne" upheld him, there seems to be no
reason to doubt
~ NJ S. BABcocK,
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-12

PIXLEY TRoUPE-This fine theatrical
troupe played here Wednesday and Thurs
day night and gave good satisfaction The
troupe is really the best one that has trav-
eled this way for years, and we assure the
people and press of Trinity and Slskiyou
that the Pixley's are well worthy of gen
erous patronage.
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-12
N. >. DA BtOCk,
Principal, Grammar Department.

COUNTY OFFICEBs.-1he new county
administration commenced on Monday
The out going officers were J S. Follansbee,
F. B. Chandler, Daniel Lynch and Dr.
SilVerthorn. That they were competent
and faithful officers, we think none will
deny. The very fact that no fault has been
found with their official records, goes to
show that they have fully and faithfully
discharged their respective duties In our
intercourse with them we have always found
them courteous and accommodating, and
such, We believe, has been the experience
of everybody who has had occasion to
transact business with them
The st of officers for the next two
years stands as follows Clerk, G. L Tag
CART; Sheriff, Thomas Greene; District At
torney, C. W. Taylor; County Judge, c. G.
Bush; Treasurer, Samuel Cooper; ASSESSOR
Cbas W. Taylor Supt School, W. l..
Carter; Administrator John Schuler; Sur
veyor, @. n. Adkins
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-12
COUNTY TREAsURER,s REPORT.

To TIE Hon. BoARD OF SUPERVISORS oP SHASTA
County,
Herewith 1 submit full report of all moneys
received and dsbursed by from December
7th. 1863, to March 9th 1870, inclusive:
To balance as per last report...... ...Sl2590 70
cash received.......... ..2G5l6 13
SlS JOG SO
By cash disbursed .............. s25369 0s
on hand 7.37 rs
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-12
sS97s 80
Hospital Fund.

To Treasurers Salary Fund .................S 90 Al
warrants 49,. 80. ................. ...3097 OF
cash on hand....... ....................... 45 %
S3234 20
By balance per last report 1857 50
property tax 1869 70...... 1920 80
g State Fund.................. so
S3234 40
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-12

The net revenue paid into the Treasury for the
seal year ending March 1th 1870 has been rcce ved
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-12
County Fund.
S7209 10
Redemption Fund.

RtuemHtIOn FUilUs
To Treasurer's Salary Fund d.......... Sill 81
airants ....... ........ . 1916 G6
cash on hand ...... . 32I SO
S3g7S 80
By balance as per last report...Sl047 6S
8 properly tax lS697t PIP 81
9 foreign miners icenses...... SIS so
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ito whom this a1lusionmEy perhaps hsve bee1
intended by The pDst - delissta CON mp1inent
;Purl, it ia veil known, w1s = fsvodte bevac,
laKe Of the Eng1ish Court dnrsnx the lat.ss
}ipazt Of the ai1feenth, century. Theohald'a
| objectiou, that Whatever may, have BEEN the
| prop1iety OF its Introduction s& The Court; OF
| Elizabeth, the menda1 .m4de Of it .at that OF
| hfacbeth would be- = grosa AufErhsouiam, may
At once be diemiseed q ~futls-. Does mot
6hAkspearaiD The; Yery next soene> talk .ot
= Cannon oynrcba1ged with double cracks =
md Is not Aluaian made by htm to the use Of
the satue bevar1ge at the Court Of Den1asxk
at Z period coevll, or neatly 40, with thai un-
der considaration-s::. Hamlet, this .purl Is
~ But, dear me- bIoko in Ilnley, that is
pearl, not pull. i remembe1 old Packar used
to hold up pearl and Let il dtop into the
Il Sheer missos;csepption on The p.tt ;of !.
ysry indifferent actor ny dear liafey' bs ~
;.He.e Ba.zely;, who t' WA, present, eb.azv-
Cd. Early puTl" Is al very well, but
9pa01t eontecfnle ms shss sa l'1aaa poeI Il
allutlon is int ended. He suggests ,. When
the Eirl OF Bu1leigh'e dnne-that ID, Vhan We
ha7e done, I. e., cheated nr, deceived, the Earl
Of BurleIgh, i gre1t statesman. sou know, In
Eltzabeth's time, and one whom, TO uss \ cant 4
phrase among ourselves yo1 mnat get up
!. "'But what hsd Macbeth or the witches to
10 with tho Earl Of Bu1leigh Stuff-non-
.ense,' said Linley indignantly. And though
Beazley mada good tight in defence Of hiS
Iersion. yet his opponent, would not liAten to I
for one instsat: NO, no., be continued,
nay be aoms,hing }n the other readiog.'.
Sand as the book was closed directly the I
'ssesge had been repeated, snd was replaced
immediately on the shelf, the unsusplcioua
rite went ,1wty thoroughly m5stlfied, espec1-
1lyas Toni Hill, for whose acquaintance with l
a1ly EogIieh literature he had g1eat respect,
o1d1ued The emerd8tion With
~ EARLY pu1l7 Pooh, pooh! 10 DO sure it
early purl; I've got it 80 IN two OF my old
opiea.'" - - ~ - =
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TIE HAWKS NEST
-, HiaFrA) :.
1T BHfrN4R71,


49, 81 BEN A3KI1. -
We checked cur pace.ae he, red ne1e TsG ,n,,,,r
Ne neari the trnuhled 1ow .,. .,5 .
Or the oa1E nliyn hfnths n ntnes 4e.or,.,,,. 'e'
A thousand feet heloW. .:
Above the tu.nuls Of the canon. ,1,tpd.
The e1ay hawk breatnless hnn1l
.nr m the I'M q 1inceS eh~anEx -
WneIe fnrge si,d fhorn.hnan c,ean ,ra.t.eo = u;
sA0A siu1ss
rnVed sn' iil0uoan efae WAS tur.
w7th vns,sr ann,,..NNn1 ..... ;iH- ,s
ar wnma shsnannex 49, ~s0 eTany 80
mo,e h11 aeen q iopasl gop dirniy oauoHed- 1.
49, ~ ~ A>1s "
T1nfafhamahia n A. S = r a1an sczoN the d&atant,
4 stienre tSnten - -esent ~
Avn rsssst;a ~ 9 saS Guoe eod0Stens f.
t@see -, speecns- ~:., ..:-
, 1870-03-16


ton than WIEN unmarried. and anJ person
I n his church pssaed The tge OF ~ "1tnoos
pemg nA1.ieo, uDle 90 good ressona Wese E1gso.
I Oh Randolph, OF. Philaan1pais* Writes
from Isaly that thate ID already Baptist
ChuI-h IN Rome1 and almost It tha door of
the Eattesn- Fivo persons hsve a1rasdy bean
;baptEed: IsJ na'sionas'ss .-e iabosans
;theteA1. Wall, from England, and Vi. Coler
Eit voald 3 . question fo1 taa .dv;.azy coun-
"A Newark G.. - pape., in chropicliug
the resignation OF cIszgTuss1 IN thst city
adds as matter OF ,sws, 1hat 4it is UNDER
:stosd tbax the Niasiousfy soaoty iutood -
|;appoint an unmarried man to iii the yscso-
Ftcy,r not because minister withuus = family
might haya more leisure to attend to The dn-
tiaa II mission parish, ont for thd Logical
ireasca t1At s"the Directors SEQ 60 Lac n pay
ling 71,500 for. the support Ct = NAN aa6 fam
iiIT VIXEN N unmarried mn can 10 got for
$500 or 5000 3 year.N----
! The Rev. J. L EAtcb, the distributor Of
';"he1etiea9" tracts 10 Boston. published ;
,ea1din vhlcir he eayb that officers End meua-
bS18 Of the Boston T.. h.'C- n. ha7s re-
be54edlr Threatened hiu with aIreat IN raas he
did rot stop distributing t1aota. Ehe Psesi~-
dent did 30 hus = day OF two bafors the VIZ
rant w1s executed; and, since his zcQuitt41,
Mr. R5wtsud,; the Secset1ry. hsa msn.ced him
with fHsfbsr legal proceedings.
/: The PreabJ JteS1xa Church It 1Tttsvuls,
Ps,. rrazerted its minister, Rev. Mr.. Slus1s1t
with an unabridged dictionary and eompleta
set o. .ARBtous Cyclopa; lia, the first 7oizmmo
OF uhich contained s1,eeF bill tor boak-
nnArE y
, 1870-03-16

names. On September 40 1851. tths battle OF
tho Alma vas fought and won. Traces OF the
VICTORY forthwith sppsAr in the bnth1r6istets:
IN tha indexes for tbs quarter euded Decan,-
bez. 81 OF thst yeat, 519 children, .mkny OF
whom were the infants. Of soldiers, II!
reiVed The name Of Aims, sud thsrs aee
manJ instances Of such contributions u the
folloHirG: Alma Bal8klzvs, Alma Eu8enia.
Almx InhetmAo, Alma Inkermau' sebssiopolt
Alma Raglan, Aims Raglan Mnaud, Alma:
fictori1. Ever aince 1854 the appellAtion Aims
has continued to hold respectable place .loR
the pagea Of the nltionsl Register. !, > :.
But the Ruseian war LETT more p1ea4iug
deponinationL 1eeord behind it th1n tint
which cenEisis merely in The titles OF Genar-
Ills and OF battles. The n4ma Fiorence nov
stands high Among the names OF EoqIlah
women. It Was about 1856 that it. began
10 epread anon6 the people; and it has nov
become N unit Gsa1 fsvorite. The conplet
Florence Night gale ID often to be- mes With
entire anunK II Christian DANES at children.
Florence, howeer;; had received .. previous
impulse shout tka yeazs 1846-47, whsn Dick.
sn's Domhey &nA Son Hsd in course of .puhli-
sation: Florence Dombey excited nauoh SYM
pathetic admiration, and gav8 her usrue to
N go numbers Of young ladias, -. !, - =:
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A shakspearean Commentary.

From tho Lie Of X. H. baIhaM t'1ngoldbey"I
ssWiliiarn Lnley, brother to tho first Mrs.
and simplicity of mind. One dsy in this
| month be hAd begun to spout in the openi1g
scene from Macbeth and would probably
have gone through It Il had not cut him
short at the third Gue-tWken the hurly-
busly's done'-with What On earth are you
tonishing that 3 man so we'll read in shak-
spea1o IS yourself ehonld adopt that nonssnsi-
ca1 reading. What is hufly-hurIy, pray Z
There is no such word ia the lnuguage You
can't find: an allusiou to it IN Johnson.
LinIey, Ehoae veneration foT Dr.: johnson was
only inferior to that which he entertained for
the great poet himself, said: - ::
80 Indeed! are you sure theHe, is not
What can be the reason Of tbs omission !?
The word, you see, is used bF ShAkspea1e.'
"tNo such thing, WAS the reply; it ap-
pears 30, indeed, in one Or two early editions,
ord folio is the best and most authentic copy,
and gives the true reading, though the old
ponasuee is still retained upon tho STAGE
true reading7'
HsWhy, of cousse. the same that is followed
stairs" When the early pur} il done, ,"-thAt
is, when We h1ve finished our eMlS purl, i, e.,
immediately .aftac breakfast.
tsIinley WIS start1ed,' and, after look
Ing steadily at me to- seq he couia
to boa1 him, bocame quite puzzled by the
gravity Of my countenance, and only gave vent
IN hesitAting tone, half doubtful, half indig-
napt, to the word tNonsenseH
".Nnnse ense 2. It is ~ aasnre you. We
will eend for the book, and see what Stevens
says in hia note on the PASSAGE,
AThe book wna accordingly sent for, but
took good care to intercept il before i reached
the hands OF Linley, and taking ID from the
acr7.nt, pre.ended to reaa-
"'When the -hurly-burly's dona.' 'Some
copies hAve it." When the early puri is
done;" and I am inclined to think this read
ing the true one, il the well-known diatich be
worthy Of credit
"Hops, inflammation. turkeys, and beer,
Came to England all In one year."
sssThia would eeem to fix the introduction
Of beer, ard consequently Of early purl. into
the country to about thst period Of Henry
WI 8 reign when he tnteumRrded With Anne
Bo]esp, tie motber OF QUEEN Elizabeth,
aaatspse1e's great friend a=a pasroaess, aad
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Reasons why Married Men Outl.Ee
BNcHal0r9s

Dr. Hal, In his hsl.kh ar..selsu, gives tho fol-
lowing 1eaacna HhE married persona I've
longer than those w6o saznain single :: Bach
elois are Always IN = stsls Of unfeat,; thsr
fheta is =. eense. af solitaaaess, inducing :
sadness, II not settled melancholy. With Al
its. depkassipg L rAuances; and many hours IN
the courae Of the ye1 rra spent II gloomy
inactivity, which Ia xdEerse to = good
dgsst'an ana Il, 7is0fsg5 md ebsbs hsal5ss
OF So1sa oa.og 80 uninsiting, the bachelor q
ircI;ned to seek diversion OUTSIDE, in suppara
NTH frie1ds, in clubs which are ntroductoriea
| to interspe1arce md liceuduusness, or "a
J thosa mere unbtushing Associations which,
| under the cover Of darkness, Lead 70 speedy
ruin Of health and morals and when these ara
gons, the way: downward to au nndma1S
g1a1a is> rapid and certain. On the other
hand, marriage lengthena ! mans lilo by
It's making home inTitingi By the softanlug
Influences which it has Ipon tho character
and the Affections by rue cu4tivsann Of tho
better feelings q cur nature, aud in that pro-
portion Ravfug from vice and c1ime. Tiara
can Be no hsa1thtul Development Of the physi-
cal functions OF our nature Without marriage !;
It is uecassary to the paEfect naAo, for Divinity
has announced that It WAS mot good Sor naa
to be al0ue.n
Marriage giyes ; 1audable Aud happy object
ia lfe,- the progisiou for wife and Children.
their present comfort and future welfare,
the enjoyment. Ia HRneBafpE thalr happiness,
and tbs dsily and hourly participation IN NJ
!. sectionats interchange or thought and seuti-
mani, md sympathy : these are the cacsidora-
dops- which antAgonka 1orrow md Tighten
the 'turdsna Of Ma.; thus ssrewiug flowers
and cHsttuS suushine ST aloug its pathway,
Vo1tAtre said -"Tha.. nore r,artled maa
y1u have, the fewer oslraae thasa will be-. N.r-
Iage renders r1ku more vEtuous and moro
wtse. An unmarried mxn Is hut hsH peg
fet being, andis requires the other hslf to
make things right aud it cannot be expected
that, IN th1s imperfect st1te, be Can kssp tho
straight path OF rechtude, any mare than \
boat With one oar cau keep straight COURSE
In nine caaes cut Of ten, where mac-
tied men become drunksrda, OF whe1e
they commit crimss against the peAca
Of the community, tho fo1ud3tioa Of
these scts vas hid shils in Single stats, Of
where the wife il, Is il sometfnea the eass, IA
unsuitable match. Marriage changes tns cur
Tent Of mans feelings, AID Civ es has 4 csu-
ne for his thoughts, his affections. and his
1cfs. Here IS homa Ter tho eptiro man, aud
the counsel. the aHeetions, the 11amp;o, and
thu interest Of his better hllf keep him frpn
erratic couraes, and from falling into \ thou
sand Temptations TO which ho would othet-
wise be e1poaed. Therefore, the friend to
marriage ia the fr1eQa to society and to hia
spUctly."
, 1870-03-16

The DrQller1cR Of Personal Nom en-
efntu1e-Some of the New Fash.
IONS.
An Eng1ieh magazine writer, who has made
cu1sou- specimens which he has discovered in
the records Of the Resistrar Generals otiico-
TIE Welsh CaITiniets, it appears, indulge in
eccentric names, borrowed from ScnPtural
0n1Ra and titles-ss, for e1smple, the name
Of NAbershalafhsshta which Is borne ~ An
dec, there is an Hosauna, and 3 sinA at Lla-
uidan aieo. Selah, near Monmouth. Tue
o6diicE of Old Teat1uent nomenclature are
cltafly ATTRACTIVE 10 GONE for their Own s.kes;
there are twins IN The Welsh registers named
respectively Huz and Buz. Bat, further, the
not unfrequentIy aelected and given to
children, euch as Abealom, Cain, DsIitah,
He1od, and Pharaoh. The moet preposterous
title taken from the Bible occurs in the regis
teIs as belonging to the father Of q child
whose birth Was recorded not long after civil
there fore, have been given by some minister
OF religion at bAptism; or, st any raie. it was
not bestowed under the auspices az GoFern-
meut officer. Il ia no less painful IN appella-
don than Eli Lama Sabachtbani. An Acts
Apostles !s also to be found in the registers,
and a Talitha Cumi. 4 request was recently
made to Norfolk Registrar to enter childe
name IS Verify. On inquiry it turned out
thst the parent, ignorantly familiar with the
Scripture expression, Evenly, say unto
you, +" believed thst verify was the title OF the
pe1eon Addressed In this case the adyice Of
the registration officer VAS followed, and
more eeneible uams salected.
Not many years ago, i mother took her
child to . Registrar, in Manchester. that its
birth might be recorded When asked whst
ZANE she intended to give her bsby, sha an
swered Alpha Omega. The Registrar proper
~ iLg1ired whether she had duly considered
the mattez, and whether it was her deliberate
intention 10 inflict upon the infant such ex-
traordiDary titles. "CertAiply." she replied.
Athe child is my frat, aud hope it may be
my last
One e1traordinary fancy is shogn in tho
employment Of adjeotives as names, which, it
seams, are often intended rs descriptions OF
the infants to whom they are applied, but
Which sometimes appear amply to rep
resent the desires Of the parents On their
Gracious, MarTellous, Pleasant. Righteous,
urgen', Wonderful. are Iii to be found in the
British registers. Under the san head must
be included the following 1emhrkable knd
asHGS.22eet!;nea pulling combinations, which are
selected for quotation from among many 9TH
ers Of eimilar description Amitble Read
ing. Celeeti11 Miller, Charming Nancy Wilt
ehire, Choice Pickrel, Dirty King, Enough
Pearson, Giddy Edwards, Holy DaTies, illus
trioua Sarnh Hendsy, Modern Leggs. Original
Bgot Peele, Parsmount Pye, Perfect spar-
Porter, and Tempestuous Singer,
Tie following table exhibits the popular
names Of the day. It is based OF the first OF
leading names OF 100000 childreu-50.0 600
mklet and 81, 600 fensales-1egistered in Eng
land three ye4fa ago:
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Out Sss.ss ses .!ha5: Rs5s: t9 e
SHoos v ~ Dsaa,s e., FL r sssz saz
nsetbss@eo, nea ao .5s-they were s'7ia' N Mss 9
cae sS.s -, s0h1n ~ ss.Ss e ST he %sf ean to
'eltaa srn9 uast m - Second Gael. "Ya ken tho
e.. .an ln1 ne.ct5 :" First Gael sAY-a ken tha
Sues Sueen" Second Gael "A-weel, it's on hes
rrg Suv dochter be'a goin' to get rnarHt-" :"
F;rst }S Gse1: u E-ch! pod! tho Queen mum be
tbs proQd NQaans
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Total plumber OF chi'd1en tout OF 1o0,t0o)y
registered under the above Is nanes.-.... 1888
It will be observed that these Is titles be-
lopgeo 10 about two-thifds Of the 1oD, 900
children it is also evident on examination
that, however great the variety Of the names
divided among ths remaining third, there wss
but one namo to erery 2,635 peraons There
is good reason for supposing that the table
Affords mir sample Of the proportions in
the population in general; and therefore two
Thirds ct the children registered in England
and Wales receive, ~ first name, ono or tho
other Of the Is sppellstions above mentioned.
L. Ihe RQStiAn, ,Ek gaia Liza 10 Il nsH. .set o.
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On thc1 Site OK a n1nlhoKry-Trees
Planted by Wm~ shakespeare; Eela-
ed by the 1kevs F. GAAtFells

This tree, here fall,p, no common birth or deatn
Shared with Its Kind. The Hor1d'h enffA1thtsed
son, ~.
Who found the trees OF Life and knowledge
one, A.....
Here eel 1t, Natler than his lAurel-wTea.h. =
Shall not the wretch whose hand 1t fell beneath
Rank also slug1y-fhe supreme unnup9
Lol Sheppard, Turptu, pleading with black
tongue
THIS yIlef thief's unsuiocated breath!
Wen search thy glossary, Shakespeare, whence
a1Mc5t,
And whence alone, some name shan be
feYeAl'd ....-
For this deaf drudge, to whom no length Of
ears
Suffced TO catch the music of the Spheres;
Whote Ronl fs ca11icn noW,-soo mean TO yield
Some talior's ninth allotment OK ghoat.
-. 49,. D. q, RossszTZ
6l2A111Ec-ps-AEoS..-.-. -.--.+e-~4 -------
, 1870-03-16

A Boston youth OF. tendsr years mide
proposition to his playnates which w.s de-
ciaedly ingenious. He Aaid: "Boya, I'll tell
you what let's do; let's 60 down to ON house
and play carry in coal, Yo gotta balt-s9a
, 1870-03-16
CVRIOSITIES OF NAMES,

The Droller1cs of Personal No1facn.
cfntu1e--Some OF the New Fash.
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From the Spanish Of Fcsnan Caballero, In The Cathu

Madame Fortune aud Sir Money,
tThe Bank Of Madrid.
tless Than q farthinY.
s 4 gold piece vAlaed at SIS.
/ Was becoming angry.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-01-05

visit IN pray with every family in his
charge once in three months Ills al.
dress warmed the hearts ol preachers
and people II was II sermon from i,
laynan to the preachers
Rev G ID RoweIi contends that our
people need instruction upun he obIi>
aationS tn aivc He thanked tind that
Notwithstanding heavy losses, lie had
given more than ever before to Col.
and had bcrn amply rewarded , G
thinks the stewards Of the church
should n"t be permitted to cuntinle in
oi,i'', unless th"y arc faithful to their
official duty
Mr. I $ Mnnrnian thought :hc Metho
distS of South Carolina had reached the
ppint he had long wished to seq lie
believed The tiuancrs oi the church
shoull be lett in the hands uE the laity
F; lie regretted that the ministry should
have So much to do with collections of
money
The sixth section proposes S2G uUU
bc raised during the year. as follows: for
! surrrnnnualcd preachers and widows,
and orphans "f deceased preachers. S.
500; for education 5000; for mission
-; -, ~" Nv WI ''' "'l'''' VI '"c
""p" ~, @i''"v'
IL. ,,r.,,,,, ~ " ''I''" l',"r'S"' '"a'
! the Districts hy the Financial Board.
and l'twc'n :hn rrcni;> aud stations
''"'' 49, '''S'''''
I'll" report an.l plan. alicr ~nn,lry
"m"n'''nci,t>. were adopted with .,.ut
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