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COMMERCIAL.
CoAH ATp FLOUR FxrT hreE.,
81. aIeHACSDs VA, Eov. q. 1870. /

sF 3'-' T~s " Aoies '
OFFERINGS.
Eaaat.--White. !, $3.50 bushels. Red. sss ,usbeIs
Corn.-White, SEQ bushels. Yellow, none. Mix
ed II bushels.
O1lS. 638 bus heels. ~. >. -
Rye.-NUn0.
SALxS.
Weat.-Whte, sSbushels very good ut ~. 90 81
bushels prime at sl.ss 50 bushels ut st5e-tctal
s42 bushels. al55's.F ~ Ss' 80
Wheat. Red, 72 bushels at sI27s; 10 bushels a.
81 IL. --al.s..1. 1s =. - = ; 60
oats,-2!l bushels fair dc.
.E-ExHrBITsD.
Whe1t.-Red, 558 bushels. s.e->s
Corn Mixed. u bushels.
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NAVAL.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 3.-The United
States steamer Trianias has been cruising
off the capss for the past few days looking
for the French cruiser which, it iSrumored,
Is there to pick up passing German vessels.
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PnRT OY l.ICHMpNu u, Noy. 3, 1870.

AFVT'
AR2ivKu,
Steamer Alhcmarle. -, New York, merchan"
disc and passengers. John ". y yat.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer-
chandisc and passengers !. t. Te;un.
SAILED,
S.cnmer Ellie Knight, Travis, Baltimore, mcr-
chandSe and passengers.
Steamer Norfolk Plat, Philadelphia, merchau-
disc and passengers, W. L. Porter.
a;EnQEA&rA.
WEST POINT, Nov. a arrived steamer state
OF Eirg Mia, Fic man Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers York silver RailrGgu Company, and
sailed LIST On return,
AQUA CREEE, fnv. s.~-Arrivcd steamer
Ironsldcs, Mava, Baltimore, merchandi>e nnd pas
sonrlrl. Richmond, FreCier! cks hurry and fGtou.&c
l:ailro,,a Company. and sailed lst Oh r,tu'h.
[DY TELECRAPH.l
NEW YORK, N0v. 3.---ArrivCd. steamers scotia
and kenslng.on. Arrived out, steamers trtan-
mia, india aud frances.
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BOARDING.

EIRST-CLASS BOARDING.-WOL
Il HOUSE, formerly Cooks, c0r.er OF sLh and
Clay sire ct is pre- paf ed TO receive few FIRST
GLASS BOAR FkS, the well known reputation
of the rronrIetrees as u frst-rate hou5eEeeper
,nsurcs to her guests com Portable AID satisfactory
accommodate IONS. a few transient boart;er viii
he accommodated. MIS-. e.. j. WOLF.
=. IA limited number Of day boarders win
bn taken, mol NV O.
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Henry nSSnDery.

New YORK, Nov. "A sneak-thief stole
100000 registered United States bonds
from the safe of j. T. Hotiin, q lawyer, on
Pine street, this morning. There is no clue
to the thief
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6rAxaNh ats,EEE.s.asaAE

IMMATURE ALMANAC, SOY. /. !s,N.
sun riaas ........,. SO HcOE rtts......,... >:
Suu scla .......... 5.ll High tid,..,,.. i'll,
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SHIPPING.

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND ncfTas
PACKET CUMPAh -F0RrasFss4zzalszzssfsks
Nav YUnk.-The 4 l steamship GEUEtcn Is.
UPON. Cap.a'u RoBERTs wili leave per "harf
G. iyed no 10 O'Clock ?. IL. feurng Will Ieaye
New 30 on THURSDAY, the 10th inst, n Z.
NJ, from Pier Is. f. river, foot VI Wall street,
where II eiaht Is caily receive.t.
ID. j. iITh2. PrcsdeT,S.
No lal4 ain street.
JAS. Fl WoODCOCK, Freiaht Agent II" i-2t
Tuk NEW YpRS,-2'he Old = ;;;s=4y,.e- -. 7,
It Dominion Steamship Comnany's ~ssszs5s
taIn viii leave n..i wharf 1t tcccKetts on
FxIDAY, November Sd al Ii O'Clock A. N.
Freight received until 10 o'clock Fare, el2 ;
Storage, Sc; rOund-lrip tickets, 800 For ;rciGf'
JOHN ". WATT, agent.
non,s No. 3 Governor street.
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Fraudulent Registration - Coupons
from EuroDe for Collection.

New YORK, Nov. 3.-Terence Quinn has
been sentenced to two years in the peni-
Tertiary for fraudulent registration By the
U. s. Circuit Court, Judges Woodruff
The steamer Scotia Brings s2,o0O,OO of
coupons for collection. They are 1865.
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Prize Fighting,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-Alien and Gallagher
will fight in Kansas. The stakes remain as
they were.
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gAILi:0ADS.
G4 % 81 90
pAlLR0ALs ASH, STEAMEH;s-.
THEIR TIE rOFs ARRIVALS tts tssElk'
80 -. AHn DEpARTfIREs.

RLCHxorD, FRFD, arCKsBURG AFDg9
TBasAC RI ILROAD. TRAIN NO. leafcs III.
Byrd.stieet depot daily at 1l:ic u. N. arr les
dsilg az 2:a8 z. ID, Train, No. Lower PcssrJf.s
routsl lssyes Broa9-strees depot daily at $50 il
Nj. Tan no. leayas Byrd fest depot daily 1T
$50 L. ~, ana arrives daily ut $40 A. NJ.
kICHHORD AND DAhRILLE ERA1IpOAD.
Trains leaye ca LIZ at 9:I5 A. ". and ass PsSg.s
arrive dafl7 at 5:ss p. -. and 11:05 A. 81. aGsta
0:D A. III. trim conaee's at Barseyflie tcr yccfI.
burg ana tn Virgil IL aH0 Ter m ssee raifrcad.s
giGHsONDg AND YORK RYE KAIL-
HOAD.-Trar leave daily at I5 +. H.. nd ar
rfFtng 1855 A. M. freight, with passengcc.csr
at icced. leaves daily sc Pr. " ~ 49, 4
RiCHIOND AND ,PETERSBURa cHAIL.
ROAb.-Tra MS lesva daily 1t 3:<5-k. Ms sxud 2.sa
4. NJ. Accommcd on ;rsfn Ia ives daily at4 a.
tTairs = - - "a = n =. g9slga Ss.gEg
CHESAPEAKE AND oHIo RAILROAD
Train leav q lily ct g. M. .ggIEF|'tses -
JtMEs RIVE sTEAMERs,-The John, Ssyl-
Vester leaves on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYBs
soh ra ~ a. saF Norfolk aud 'nasrnssse
: ERILADE sPHIa. NEW YoRK. ASDBAL-
TlMoRE sTEAmERS udvertise sp4cfa1iy, esch
NoTiCE.-Ther FREIGHT DEPICTS OF
~ The Chesapeake and CHS rsifroad In Rich.
nono VIII Do Gil 3ED TO-MoRkOW,t he Cd tn-
btant to allow The employees an opporurttyto
VISIT The Fair on that day. 800 e.
RICHMOND, Nov. 3, 1870. i 'FTl9i sssyEa mo-
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THE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE G
il to inform their friends and the puhiic "a
generally ihat they have Just returned FROM Ss..S
the North with their -
FALL STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND
JEWE .RY,
and would lie glad TO have their friends give them
q call.
We have on hand u very large assortment OF
SPECTGCLES to suit all agc2 and conditions .
The senior flatters himself, after tnit ty years'
experience in fitting glasses, he has on stiTar-
sage that all who profess to have not. -. ~.
.RADIEs, GOLD WATCHES for ss5 and $50,
warranted. sEHssa Il. kERS:.i u son,
4 ~. No. 1911 Main street. opposite 80.
ec sI-lwx st. Charles Hotel. {
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100 OUNCES sULPH.aQulNi me, 90
HUI pounds Blue Mass, 60 p6ands SInib 70, S
Ghloroform, 60 ounces suiph. Matphta, 100 gal al
tbsstl. pounds Choral HJdrat, 90 pounds IodIde
Potass, &c. i. WAIaet.
no ste nfugglh.'
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business engagement that requiEss my absence
fro-. The city is nv only Iea on TOR 6tssolyDg tie
very agreeable business rela Ion SO long ext ting
between MIR. Lybrock and myself In retiring,1
return my grateful thanks for the liberal patrOA-
age Xtended to NE, and hope nv friends VIII cor~
tinuc line same TO my former partner. v
1o1 ST JOHN GIBSON, JE. =.
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DassoLUTToNs q PARTNERSHIPS.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
II SHIP.-The co-partnershp or LiBsVCK.&
GIBSON WIS this day diss olssd by nususf con-
sent JOHN GIBSON, DR., with drawingt from tho
firm. and ALBsRT LY BROCK coniinusnR the
same ~ his own name, and assumes all the liabili
ties OF rhe firm. LYBRYCKt d GIBSON.
kIC uAoSD, Nov. I, 1870. g,ssesE-s
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FERTILIZERS.
HALIFAX COUNTY, VA, Oct. Is, 1870.

HALIFAX COUNTY, VA, Oct. 10, 1870.
Nessrs A. Y. Stakes d Co., Richmond:
Dear Sirs,-We used twp bags Or soar OWL
Gpano on our tobacco crop last spring, In atter-i
nate rows With Old Dominion FERTILIZER, pntslrRa
heap+d hi spoon of each 70 the Hill we conla
no d ference In ths result Of the two ferun-
web I'VE seen fory years. Selia two tons sea-Fcwl
to BarksGale's Station, Richmond and Danyiils
Railroad and charge The same 10 .-----s =
oc Is tim oo''RSa set JOSHUA HIGHTowFR..
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OLUTION.-Thec o-partnership
~ heretofore existing between the UNDERSIGNED
is this day dissolved 81 mutual consent. Either
party will use the firm name IN settlement. -
j. S. MEREDfTH,
oc 5-1m w. II PERKINS.r,s
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SAMUEL NJ. PAGE & PHILIP s.
~ WOOD have formed co-partnershIp for the
practice OF law IN all the courts or the city OF
Richmond and counties of Henrico, Chesterfield,
20 hatan and Amelia. aa.tS
VIII attend other counties In special cases. Adj
dress PAGE g. WOOD, &
No. 90 Governor street. hichmond, Va
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WILLIAM Fl. PERKINS will continue
w the GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Liberal advances on consiguments gEssts s.
ONCE, corner 18th and Gary streets. 49, .
oc 5--lm&tsw2m 800 g
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-18
.NisceIIaHrOIs.

About two-thirds of the members of
the council at Rome are in favor of voting
the Pope infalliblc, but unanimous vote
of that illustrious body would not make of
him anything but a fallible mortal.
"A clerk in tho Treasury Department,
named John ID. Barclay, aged 80 died re-
Gently. lie had been in the Department
about G5 years, having been appointed dur
Ing Joiierson's administration, in 1904. He
was the oldest clerk, in Washington. IIC
never had days leave of absence, and al
tho time of his death was entitled, accord
ing to tho ordinary practice 10 over five
years leave.
imprisonment for debt has been abol-
lshcd in England. This reform which
went into operation the first of January,
ompticd all the debtors prisons and spong-
lighthouses In London. At the White
Cross Street Prison thore were "a debtors
In confinement. Upon being informed
that they were at liberty, CD asked to DO al
lowed to stay until the next day, as they
had no homes to go to.
The Boston Post says: 1t sounds odd
ly that Worlds Fair was once projected
10 be held at Bombay, and demonstrates
once moro there il nothing now under the
sun. st. Petersburg has caught the spirit
of tho thing, and will put through her
scheme with all imaginable effect mex
year, Mt which, of course, the United States
will DO present. But tho Eastern projcc
Is by no means such a wild one, TO tho
light Of the revelation made by the Suei
Canal. This is indeed tho very way Il
bring East and West all at once together
They. would meet in bazaar for their frs
mutual introduction, and Jisarre ono /
would DO. But 1t is the natural course n
round the world from st. Petersburg, an,
would doubtless DO succeeded by fair a
Pekin and then at San Francisco. Tn,
world is coming together AS fast as it car
and these travelling fairs are the best sign
of II visible.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-18

The Platonist cxhorted mon to initiate
God, the Stole to follow reason, the Chris
tian to the love of Christ. The later stoics
had often united their notions of excellence
in an ideal sage, and Epictetus had even
urged his disciples 10 set before them some
man of surprising excellence, and TO i'm
aginc him continually near them; but the
utmost tho stole ideal could become was n
model Tor imitation, and the admiration It
inspired could never deepen into affection.
1t was reserved for Christianity to present
TO the world an ideal character, which thro'
all tho changes OF eighteen centuries has
inspired the hearts of men with an impas-
stoned love, has shown itself capable of act
ing on oil ages, nations, Compartments and
conditions has been not only the highest
pattern Of virtue, but the strongest incon-
tive to its practise, and has exercised so
deep an influence that il may be truly said
that tho simple record of throe short years
of active life has done more TO regencrate
and soften mankind than all tho disquisi-
tons of philosophers and all tho exhorta-
tions of moraists. This has indeed beon
tho wcll-spring OF whatever Is best and
purest in the Christian life. Amid all the
sins and failings, amid all tho priostcraft
and persecution and fhnaticism that have
dofaced the church, it has preserved, in tho
character and example of its founder an
enduring principle of regeneration. Por-
feet love knows no rights, 1t creates n
boundloss, uncalculating solf-abnegation
that transforms the character, and is tho
parent of every virtue. Side by side with
the terrorism and the superstition of dog
matism, there have ever existed I'm Chris
tianity those who would echo the wish OF
st. Theresa, that she could blot out both
heaven and hell, to sorvo God for himself
alone; and the power Of the love Of Christ
has been displayed alike in the most pa
thetic pages of Christian resignation, in the
tendcrcst pages Of Christian charity.
-LECKY.
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agricultural.
UTitten for The Tcim0nt Ph9niy.
.IGRECULTUR.rL SOCIETIES.
SECOND ARTICLE. !

Agricultural societies and organized &C.
ton for the promotion of scientific farming,
and improvements in the mechanic arts,
have already done much to remove the
prevalent error that laboring men are des-
tined to position below the common level.
The public mind is rapidly changing in re-
gard to the social position of laboring men.
10 work for n living has, for the last de-
cade, been secuted as too slow coach for
vast majority of "Young America" Dur
Ing the late war, when money was lavishcd
Nv hundreds and thousands, and units and
tens were of no consequence in their tables
Of enumeration, they looked upon labor
with disgust, and farming as an occupation
iit only for the lowest class.
But, scout the idea as we will, labor is the
fountain source through which and from
which all material blessings must forever
flow. The farmer and mechanic hitherto
10 much despised, is after all the originator
Cf every earthly comfort, the purveyor of
I'll human existence. From the simplest
food of the poor child TO the costly vands
of the Epicurean lcrd-from the coarsest
Earb of tho rustic peasant to. the iewelcd
'o"0, y, Wv '',n' iiO''"'r" 'nc
'ouS"VH' ''oi' VI '''o ,i''' i"uo''i 10 'no
manson VI '',o 's"'' '''ii'o'
'".o W. Nv :" I,,'' s.,r' =" 49, "'ot1
'"'",, '"o 'Co'li nus Vi Wv ',,'"9'i nus .oii.
i'"' """i" WV ''"0 l''''i'
of nobility to industry and economy; and
the ncver-ending policy of life insurance to
o "u''"" ia'''"' "''i as 'h' ioS' vi u'o
'",'''"' .''',O"' ''',' '''o'S w ''''''' "S
~ ""u III '''c poSiuos'
~ ".'s o'v" ''"'y s''u '',a' erc"' men
~ "'oi0 ''o''i's 'iso wiz
p" .','"''' "oNc' Pio"uoo trc"'
l"'"u9' i.s gu mountainous u'''ii',S' "n''o
I1p'o VI ",'0'''y "'0 'i"''''u - n'o''s VI
"' "'o INV "'''
Wv 'i'',''' anu ',
p'"''9' >
u,o c,,arac,or 80 o,,,, 49,, .,., nn o,',r.
has n cIi,nato so divorsitiod n soil so rich i,
agr;crI,uik nroduc,ions mourtoins .,
frouo,h, win, IMMORAL ,,oalu, ,,n, ra,I,;n,
lint stoic irdinororco to ,,o do,,olonnonl
orite resources win nroyont H. hocn,ni,,
tho first In ,vooI,I and no,,.or on,or,,,, ,,,1
t,,piIv of nations Its n,turo do.tirv 10
with its noonlo. No G,tc holds +, mn II has
notbir,, ia co,r from, ,,i,I,ort. ~ =, ,,oo,
,o,,,, =, I,o,,, :. I'm ,a H., -.
o,yr ir,cr,,I oorr,,r,i,,,, Mo i,,o,Iio,o,,oo
and ,,,r,l ,,,,,,.,, -, no t,l,,,.;, tit,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-18

HEIR 1T.

II you've any task to do,
Lot me whisper, friend, 10 you,
Do III
II You've anything to say,
True and needed, yea or nay,
Say I'll
II you've anything to love,
A blrnaing from above,
Lovcitl
II you've anything TO givo,
That anothor's JOY may live,
Give III
II some hollow creed you doubt,
Though the whole world boot and shout,
Doubt III
II YOU know what torch to light,
Guiding others through the night,
Lightitl
II you'vo any debt To pay,
Rest you neither night nor day,
Pay I'll
II you've any JOY to hold,
Next your heart, lest II grow cold,
Hold ~
II you've any grief to meet,
At the loving Fathers feet,
Meet e.
II you're given light to sec
What q child Of God should be,
sceul
Whether life be bright or drcar,
There's message sweet and clear
whispered down to every car,
Hear IT,
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PUNISHED DIT THE
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No Bui1nch Street. Boston,


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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.

q
i DIR. DOW continues to be cnnsultod at his oihce
Nos Il Endicot Street. Boston, all diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. By q long
course Of study and practical experience Of unlimited
pxtent Dr. ID. has the gratifcatOn Of presenting
the unfortunate with remedies that have never since
he first introduced Them failed to cure the most alarm
Ing cases Of GONORIlIIdSA AND SYPHILIS. Be
meath his treatment all the horrors of veneroal nnd I'M
pure blood, Impotoncy, Scrofua, Gonorrhoa, Ulcers,
pain and distress IN the reong Of proereAton, In
fammation of the Bladder and Kidneys, hydrocele,
Abcesses, Humore frghtfnl Swellings ana the long
train of horrible symptoms attending this class OF s-
case arc made to become "a harmless az the simplest
silinQs OF q child. SEMINAL WEAkNESS.-Dr ID.
doyotes great part of his time to the treatment Of
ihosc cases caused by o secret and solitary habit,
which ruins tho body and mind, uniting tho unfor
tunate individual for bueinoss or society. Some Of
tho sad and melancholy effects produced by early
habits Of youth weakness ~ tho Back and Limbs,
Dizziness OF e Head Dmnces OF sight, Papitation Of
the Heart Dyspepsia, Norvousnesa Dornngomont of
the digestive functions, Symphonic, 10. The fearful
c1ccts on the mind much to be dreaded; loss Of
memory confusion of idoAs depression Of Spirits evil
forobodngs aversion of society, sefdistrust timidy
sc, arc among tho OWLS produced. Such persons
should, before contemplating mntrimony, consult n
physician u experience and be at once restored to
health and happiness.
Patients who wish To remain under DR.. DuwR treat
mont q few days weeks, Will be furnished with
pleasant rooms and charges for board moderate.
Medicines sont TO all parts Of the country, with full
directions for usc receiving description Of your
cases DIR. Dow has also for sale the French Capotes
warranted the best preventive. Order by mail Three
for 81 and a red stamp.
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TTIGnLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

II In Dollcaic Hoalth. Dr. Dow, PhysicGn and
Surgeon, No. Endoot Street, Boston, is consult
ed daily for diseases incident 10 the female system.
prolapsus Utcri, falling OF the Womb, F1uor Albus
suppression, and other menstrual dersngemcnts are
all treated upon pathological principles and
speedy relief Guaranteed in fow days. So invariably
certain is tho mode CT treatment, that obsi-
nate complaints Yield under It. and the afflicted person
soon rejoices I'm perfect health
Dr. Dow has no doubt had creator experience in the
cure OF diseases Of women and children, than any 9TH
physician in Boston
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish 10 stay IN Boston few days undor his treatment
DR. Dow, since l8i5, having confined his whole atten-
ton TO an Office practice for the cure Of private dts
cases and emaecomplAnts, acknowledges no superior
I'm the United states.
N BAH letters must contain four rcd stamps OF
they will not be answered. Once hours from A. NJ
to0P. NJ.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1870-02-18

The most valuable fawl tho household
animals, says Josh Billings, arc tho brindle
cows. They arc composed entirely of Wit
ties and drink, shoe leather and horn tooth
combs. Thoy arc tho poor mans necessity
and tho rich mans luxury. Thoy hold the
original patent for butter and ice kream
They arc ~ FREQ from malice NJ a sister of
charity. Their importance don't mako
thom feel big. They are mothors-in-law
to every mans baby. If had tho max ing
of statows IL should be misdemeanor tow
sass COW, and tow abuse ono penitentia-
ny offence.
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No Knowledge Of fEc Future ts Posbtd-
den "s fk0f sro arc Capable Of me-
ectrfug.

No HTOwfeSzo Of fEc Faiuro ts Posb1d-
den res mat Wo arc Capable Of ne
octpiDR.
But, oftor oil, Il IL only painful, impa-
ticnt anxiety about tho reunion with those
wo love, who hnvo Lett ua-it In only this
that Is 10 be condemned and hushod. If
tho present gives MS any iutimntlons how
tho future Is 10 be, VIC arc not TO close our
oyos to thom. We nro not forbidden 10 In
quiro into tho hereafter, provided VIC do N
with trusting hearts. No knowledge IN e
hidden us that wo nro capable OF rcceiF[
Ing. do not doubt TINT our friends would
como back aud toll us nil that wo want to
know, woro II possible In tho nature Of
things.
Tho immortal llfO which Jesus spoke of.
WINS life present hero now. To him i'm
mortality was a present fhct, life which
We onter not by the grave. not by death,
but by love before wo die; tho love of God
and man. This life Ia continued not I'm
ono other, but In many other statos, many
othor rooms In the house of the Almighty
Father.
For myself, my friends, am persuaded
that there Is In us an immatorial indcstruc-
tlble being, Of which tho body is not on Y
tho temporary organ but the creature. The
body is the work Of tho soul. Thus boliov-
ing, can readily bolovo that whom tho
body decays, the soul, filed with divine
life and power, in accordance with the uI-
| dor OF nnturc and Of God, forms for Aseli
another and finer organization, whdiher
Instantly or gradually, l do not know. lnr
present bodies, wonderful MS Lhoy are. f-r-
reaching as Is the eye, deicatc as I IND
touch, skilful as d. tho hand-our pr sau'
sonses are dun and rude In compe--.- O
with tho moro exquisite organs, whiol, Ike
| soul strengthened mud developed by Tho
discipline OF this life, will provide itscl
with hereafter, and by which we shall b,
brought into moro intimate communion
with the bcauty Of all being, with the ift
| OF God.
There, there beyond, Is a richer, :5l'c;
life. 1t is wo who arc The ghosts u :.
this present life which, with all It's uo..,
and pomp, Is but fitting apparitlou. We
it is who are lowering, more shadows. ou
tho dim borders OF existence. The dead.
thcy are born, born into the light OF DIV
moro respondent thnn the sun's. yy}
dream md murmur and wander and wrcr
as In sleep. Thoy arc awake. Tho glorious
morning of the resurrection has dawucI
upon Thorn, and splondors which onr eyes
cannot bear, hnrmonios which our gre4e
sense cannot approhond, I'LL all their souls
with tho intimate consciousness Of Infinite
| Power and Love