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State bonds have been quiet and without notable tca
ture, ola ltnuCssce6 were iim at g. the having
adv anccd ?. cent to Glk. Old North Cdrolinas fell
OF r cent TO iSk. special tax rising \ ~
New South Caronas january and July) fell OF : y
i3a, Missouri beng steady AZ ~ and Han.
nDA and 81 sCph at $50. Ocean hank shares sold at
S. and Central National az los. In railway mortgages
the paclfcs higher Centrals selling az s6ts6H
and Unions at sSaS, land grant bonds closing TO
~. Incomes, i1II1hi and stock, 2sk42SA.
AT meeting OF the stock Exchange This morni ing an-
proprate resolutions respecting the assassination Of
Mr.. Nathan were adoped, with expressions OF condo
encc to MS family. Ii voted to adjourn business
In 10th the Board and Long Room nom T.. N. to-day
unit O'Clock on Monday The officers and members
OF the toc Exchange were also requested to meet at
the reading room OF the Ffth Avenue Hotel on Monday
morning at g;i5 Tor the purpose OF attending the iu
neral OF the deceased.
on extreme quotations New YORK Central stock
ranged rom gk 20 G$, scrip sgh@Ssh, Harlem $50
IA Reading SlAasis, Lake shore ylAsO&, Wabasn
49jsG ~, Northwestern common 81 .3al, the preferred
sjAsSlN, Rock Island i3A@ll3 ST. Paul common GV az
59s the preferred lbAs 10 aud OHIO and Mis- issppi Sa
Ga3k. Boston, Hartford and Eric sold at ShOg3H Erie
at 2t6g22, and Pittsburgh 10. Investment securities
duh, with sales Of Fort Wayne at sl1 Ohio aud
Mississippi preferred u, ST. Louis and Iron Mountain
Is, c. &. and l. G. l1K. and Morris and Essex Kos
In miscellaneous shares the principal dealings were
In Pacific Mail at I0AGS9f and Maripoga preferred
lOk@lO@, western Union Telegraph beng dun at Sax.
Express shares were strong, especially on Adams,
which advanced TO G1A. Mels, Fargo co. sellln. al
HGliI, and Cntcd States a.
mo Drie al & vssre
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Spttial lloiitts.
etotitts.
s---.---...----.-.-.-.-.o-@N
REDUCTION

vn ana after Aug /, viii oner our sun comp,ess
stock for the summer at discount OF la FER CENT.
ON
MEMS CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
AND 20 PER CENT. ON
BOYS CLOTHING.
DEvLGN & CO.,
BROADWAY. CORNER GRAND ST.
BROADWAY CORNER WARREN 81
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The vendetta in Tennessee.

81 MEMPHIS July 8O-COl Thomas Dickens,
' SL9 Killed Wade Bolton In this city last all was
r .uot DEAD while on his way home Big Greek this
Ii1 - Wv '~H'' 'Ao s@4n0ou IL YUM
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC--rure DAY.
sun rsee.i "a sun cts....i l6 Moon set 10 OF
nfuH wATRR--THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook..ll 81 Gov Island. II &2lIeu Gato.. Of
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NEw YORK, Saturday, July 8O,-Wth no fresh
receipts of beef cattle there was po'hi1g doing IN
hea nj eLnJ nj tI uArkGL Dl4rGa gnG pIlCes nom
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MI, pICNIf1s.

BIG PICNICS.
Over ~ 900 peop,g TESTIFY thus great pleasure in using
Gnan! ss sGlly Lemon sugar on picnes 50 NICE, SO
twenty.nyc or thniy splendid drinks. cooling this
hot weather. Cheaper than lemons cent Apiece.
rake some with you IN The country, or goinG shihR or
Yachting. Call at the Office aud get some. l36 is
Cedar Ct GEO. Il. QAN1z A. co.
SICILY LEMON SUGAR
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During the process of Tcething, every mo-
ther should give her clid MRS. wINSLOw's soOTH-
ING SYRUP. II relieves tho child from PAIN softens
the gums, cures wind collie, an1 regulate tho
bowels Gives rest TO the mother and reiief and health
to the chid. Perfectly safe In all cases, millions OF
u,atl sr ran
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IIlRRIED.

Wheeler & Wilson Machines, la broad
way sold by paying $40 down and $40 per month. With
out extra charge. Machines TO let J. I. ELLIS.
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The Government bond market opened strong and
higher under free purchases by tho German bankers.
Al the subsequent call however under heavy offerings
by the same parties who earlier IN the day were
dropping i0S1, the object being apparently
the the foreign bankers to depres prices preuar
aory another "scOup" whenever opportunity IL
presented. As the late advance has been rapid. IN
Ycstors have felt poscd ~ present purchase.
INC market closed steady. ami Henry Cews Co., -
a : a I...l u. M.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Tc'e Va! allie Buffers, which have long been knows
and highly valued for their remedial vrtut. stun maln-
tainheir original popularity They are pleasant ana
agreeable tonic and have always been highly apprss
clated by all who have used them
THEY STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH,
And in this lies their great superiority many oftha
Bnten which merely STIMULATE, and eventually
WEAKEN and RUIN the stomach. They are. essen
tally the greatFamty Medicine OF the day, and should
be in every household. Prcc, O. per bottle. Sold bY
all Druggists. JOHN r. HENRY.
Sole Proprietor, '
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HuDSON RIVER INsTITUTE AND CLAW.
l EliAth COlIIGt,.-A u,st class board NJ school
for both College course Tor ladies aud academic
coltse Tor lalies ana Gentlemen. Nine departments
President, ClAyorlcA, col. Co., n. Y.
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Spntial NOtitts.

A IATlc CHOLERA,
DYSENTERY,
CHOLERA MoRRus,
FEWER AND AGUE,
ny RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
NEURALGIA
DPHTHfN'',
tit kNZA,
SORE THROAT. DIFFICULT III .t.sG,.,.,,
REL IENfl t'.M MIMI les,
By llADMAI'S a. .... LLEF.
BOwEL &C .lNTS.
Iooscness, darrhGa, Ch. ".otbus, or painful DIS.
charges from the bowels .Hl In fifteen OF twenty
minutes by taking l,adWaF " Relief, No Cougcl.
ton or inflammation, hcas or lasstude Will
''''N N'N ACHES AS AINs
For headache, whether sic. ncrvous; rheumatism,
lumbago, pans and weakt Ia the back, SHINE, or
kidneys pains around the liver, pleurfy swen g OF
the Joints, pains In the hoYc- heartburn. and pains
all inds hallway Ready Relic. will afford Immediate
ease, and It's continued use iog few days effect per
Sold by druggists, ana 81 Maiden lane. Price 80 CTS
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4srsonaL Mutlr,s.

m his should meet tho eye OF Mary wife Of Henry
hnIell, cur conduc t'r, or any one knowing hcr
wlereibolls she VIII hear OF some thing her ayan.
tase ~ ealing Immediately at 10 Perry ST.
~ CAPT, HOB ADAMSON Will cal on BuL.
advantage to him.
ADlCAL CURE, without knife, ca Istic, OF do
tchllun from business, for structure, IHtula PleHI
Diseases OF the Pelvic Nccra Diseases Lni Def rmltea
OF The eye, nose, face, aud person ana nli Important
cAse. nENki A IlAAlELs. ~ ~ ~ l-AT""i"- SM
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oIollcge place, new ORR
nXYGENATED BITTERs.

JOHN F. HENRY, Sole Proprietor.
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beg leave to say that your Carbolc salve has inva
riably relieved, and. think now, has permanently
cured me OF that asSravatlng Of all disorders
" itching pilcs." A. S. KELLER,
Sec. the C. C. Clark Co..
New Haven, Con-
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-20

The nights occupied by the Prusians
after yesterdays fight were some which the
French has been holding. The Prussions
numbered 10000, the fight is said to have
been a very blody one and the French though
beaten inficting heavy lossess on the
Prusssns. The contest ragged for upwards
Of two hours. The Prussion Ambassador
left the city to-day to return to st Peters
burg. The Diplomatic Circular, issued BY
Jules Favre has met with the universal
approval of the citizens and the opinion is
generally expressed that the aluvslum Of
Provisional Government has been given.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 20 A dispatch re
ceived from Portland, Oregon, states that
owing to corrupted quarrels among the can
didates for United States Senator there is q
decided prospect that Williams will be re
elected. When the legislature was organized
there was majority Of sagsinst him on a
Joint ballot.
ST.. PAUL, Sept. 2O-The great Randall
suit involving a large number Of lots in st
Paul was decided to dsy in favor of the
defendant
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Demonstrations Against the Pres
ent Ministry.
DETAILS OF THE FIGHT BE.
FORE PARIS.
Tavre's Circular is Approved.
q. s. senatorship Of Oregon
Decision of the Celebrated Randall
land Suit at st. Paul.
Market Reports.

Reported Expressly for the ARGUS
BERLIN, Sept. 20-The N.rd Dutch lei
tung, the official Journal says that Prussia
will treat with which ever French govern
ment accepts its terms and is able to carry
out q treaty.
LONDON, Sept. pa correspondent Of
the Times writes from Berlin that he has
struck the clue to the Kings action in ignor.
ing the present government of France. 1t
is In order to inform political parties and
expectant candidates to the throne of France
that Prussia will recognize, and that gov
ernmen alone which accents the terms that
Prussia proposes As the Republic ignorrs
Prussas ms Prussia ignol e, the Republic
New YORK, Sept. pa London special
mentions that telegrams from Paris indicate
that peace will be made this week, the
French paying the expenses OF the war and
dismantliDg the Notifications on the from
tier
a Paris special reports that q force OF
40, 900 Prussians within four miles of the
city were repulsed with great loss by body
of French of about the same number The
French then retired within their fortIfica.
tious.
lUNDbNp otpt Ab.---A iOiShtV Po'Nb
says the Pope will quit Rome, and leave his
cause in the hands of the Catholic nations,
and to demand the restoration of his tempo
ral power.
Il is officially announced that NJ
Jules Favre, the French Minister of foreign
| affairs has made diplomatic proposals
through the media.ory off GERS of the English
go vernment, asking an audience of the
King of Prussia to discuss negotiations for
peace.
Last evening Earl Granville received q
| reply from Berlin in the affirmative This
favorable answer was Immediately commu
nicsted to NJ Favre, and he has expressed
his warm thanks for EnRlands interposi,ion
| The interview is expected to take place al
King Williams headquarters at Rheims OF
Wednesday.
Col. Carleton and Hon. Mr.. Seymour, q
member of the Parliament Of England, who
have been acting with the Anglo American
ambulance train in Sedan forward to Con
dana a CHASTITY recital of the horrors prac
ticed bv the Prussian soldiers toward van
quished and helpless foeman.
PARIS, Sept. 20.--The stock exchange is
steady. with good feeling in all of the de
psrtments.
! The Prussian cavalry are strongly con
centrating before Soissons
Amiens is threatened both from the direc
ton of Soissons and Cell.
The enemy may attempt movemen
beyond the Orse
The red republicans have held severs
large meetings, when strong applause was
made against the restoration of n monarchy
The leaders proposed to organize popular
protestsfons against peace and Its neeotia
tions: to arrest the imperial commisaries o
police, diVest them Of authority and to con
fscate the estate Of the Bonapartist's agents
in France. They are dissatisfied With the
presence in the ministry of Kersrtry anc
Trochu. on the grounds that they are no
sufficiently republican. 1t is supposed tha
powerful efforts will be made to remove
them from Office.
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nm RI" ARD


II hing, OF liberated Piles tibet DE BIN(''-
ViIE RHGf EDl fails to cure 1t is pre-
pared expressly to the Piles and nothing
else and hs. cured cases Of over 20 years stand
ing. Sold by all Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
DR.. BING's Via Fuga is the pure juice of Barks
Herbs, Roots and Berries for
Sumption.
Inflammation of the Lungs all Liver, Kidney
and Bladder diseases. organic Weakness, Female
Affections General Debility, and all complaints
of the Urna y Organs in Male and Female, pro
duciog Dyspepsia, Oostiveness Gravel, DrOpsy
and Scrofuia which most generally terminate in
Con sumptive Decline. 1t purihes and enriches
the Blood. the Billisry, Glandniar and Secretive
system; corrects and Strengthens the Nervous
and Muscular forces; il acts like charm on
weak, nervous, and debitated females bo b
Young and old. None should he without it
Sold everywhere. Lsbratory--l42 Franklin ST..
Baltimore Md. jy27-d&wIy
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

for each square, or the space occupied by ten
lines OF solid nonpareil, One Dollar for each in-
sertion-
Special otlees, ~ eents PER line. When in
serted months or more, SO per cent aboyeresu-
lar advertising rates.
Communications. or articles inserted among
reading matter, 25 cents per line.
DAILY AND wEEELT-A discount Of 25 per
cent will be made from the Weekly rates on
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter is inserted in both Daily and Weekly.
Double Columns will be charged IS per cent.
additional.
For Il transient advertisements advance pay
ment Is required
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Chicago Market.

CsIoAeo, September 20.
Flour-Dull lac lower.
Whest-7asc lower, with sales of No . at 81 0e
al 0s closing at 81 0S for cash and 81 0st seller
October; old No 2 cash 94c; No 3 81 90; new
rejected Gee; No quiet st 81 0si.
Corn-Lower, with sales at 64ia651c; clOsin &
at 65a654; reje ted 63!c.
0ats-Lower closing at 364a37e for cash; 373
for October.
Rye-Quiet; 7lc for No 2.
Barey-Dull; 81 90 for No 2.
Pork $40 90 for cash; $22 so for Decem Der.
Lsrdzi5
Whisky-s4laS5c
Highwines-Dull; S6aS7c.
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Gold l.13 3-4.
STOCKS and Money.

Teegfsphso 20 the hh3Us'
Hsw Yonx. September 90.
Money Market Easy at 4@6 per cent.
Sterling Excbapge-Steadys at $l.oaa.
Giold-Opened firm at $1.l4, closed at $l.l33
Governments-Dull, unchanged.
Southern State Securities-Dull; new Tennes-
see 604.
Coupons-e's of 81, la; 5-20's, 'o2,1.l14
'64, l.1Gl; '65, Ill; new, 093; '67. ll9si '6s
l.I04; l0-4O's, large l.0s5: small LILO.
Stocks heavy, and 1@3 q cent. lower.
n. Y. Central-s44.
Reading, 9i6.
Lake Shore, l9l.
Northwestern-s0. Preferred s6s.
Rock Island, 1.12s.
Ohio h Mississippi, gag.
Pacific Mail, 375.
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1t. Louis Market.
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l9.
Flour Cnchsnged.
Whest-Firm; 81 O5 for No 2 red fall.
Corn-Doll; mixed 60a62c.
Oats Easier at 40a44c.
Rye-62a70c.
Barley-s5s9lc for prime TO choice.
Highwines-Quiet s9c
Provisions Unchanged.
Shoulders-l7c.
Clear Sdes-lSc.
Lard-Dull at l5s for choice.
Liverpool MARKET.
Telegraphed to the Argus.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10.
Flour--23s Cd.
Whest-Ss 6aa9s Cd.
Cotton-9ss95.
Corn-2Ss 9da29s.
Pork-llTs cd.
Reef-ll6s.
Raeon-5Ts
Lsrd-73s Cd.
Tallow-43s ed.
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SATURDAY, Sept. Il

SATURDAY, sept. II.
Board met pursuent to adjournment
Present same as yesterday except Super
visor Hemenway,
The bill of the Daily Argus rendered
for S47, Is on motion of Supervisor Drury
taken from the table and allowed as pei
bill.
On motion of Supervisor Vain wriph ht the
Committee on Poor and Poor House are
directed to take such action as they ma,
deem proper in procuring a lot for the
burial Of the poor Of R,ck Island.
Supervisor Wainwright moves that a tai
of one dollar be levied upon the
owners Of each male dog in the countv
and a tax of two dollars upon The
owners Of each female dog and that the
proceeds of such dog tax be used for the
repairs of roads and bridges in the town
where such taxes are collected, or for any
other purpose the towns may determine.
Supervisor Grinnell moves to amend b1
&C cepting the town Of Cordova. Amend
m ent lost and original motion adopted.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
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18ew York Market.
rsIegraphed to the ARsus.
New YoRx, September 20.
Flour-Steady.
Wheat--la2c lower; winter at 81 37al 3S.
Corn-SSa96c.
Oats-Firmer at soc.
Sugar-Quiet; Cubas 1O4al1ic AS l2sc; hard
I34c.
Cohee-steady; Rios 16ial.s in gold.
Linseed Oil-9aa92.
Petroeum-Steady.
Whisky-sTc
Pork-$2f rs.
Lard 173c.
Cotton-lssc.
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WATER FILLER,

American Genius has given to tn. world MANI
valuable and useful inventions. tu, III,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-20

16ilwaukee Market.
Telegraphed to the Argus.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 10.
Flour Firm.
Wheat-Closes weak; No l 81 IL No 2
81 -.
Corn-Firm.
0ats-Firm.
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SELF ENEEVATION

SELF ENEEVATION
ESSAYS FoR You've Me-, on Physical and
Mental EnervatoD,-loss Of bodily vigor, cour-
sanitary aid for the feeble and disponding. Sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD
| ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
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HON. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,
Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PFITAuEr.PHrA. June :. 1888
hsve found hy experience that = Hoofisnds GeS
rsn Btters" is very good tonic, relieving dyspeptic
symptoms almost directly
GEORGE SHARSwOOD.
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medicinal preparation

HON. GEORGE W. WOODWARD,
CHIEF Justice OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
writes:
PHu-ADEIPHIA. March l6 1851.
md Honfsud's Ge-1ian Bitters ir good tonic,
useful In diseases of the digestive and Of great
benefit In Of debility and of Dervous action
In the system Yours truly,
GEO. W. WOODWARD.
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C 0 M NJ { R CIkl.

Rock IsLAsp. September 90.
THIS Flour market is corrected at Warmers
Mills and the quotations are the ruling prices of
the Rock island market.
WINTER WBEAr FLoUR-Wh Wholesale......S s. 40
" Retail. ...........S.0U
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-09-20

HON. WM Z ROGERS,
Mayor Of the city Of Buffalo n.
NAYnR's OrFlCK. BUrFAro June -, 1899.
I have used Houdand'- German Bitter and Tonic"
In my family during the past year. and can Tecom
mend them az an exceiient TOME impartng tone and
yi1-or to The System. Their use has been productive
cFhecided'y beneficial effects VIM. +. ROGERS.
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Cbicavo Live Stock.

Teegraphed to the ARsUs.
UHIoH Srook YARDS, September ~.
Cattle-UBehanged
Hogs--D Dull, S. :65a9 10.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Justice of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA 4 iii IS. 1894
consider Hoofand'r German Biierr'' a valuable
medicine In of attacks Of Indigestion Dys
pepsls Can certify THE from my experience of it
Yours, with respect, JAMES THOMPSON.
The New York herald., 1870-02-28
IAs Sinlae 0s TIE MAspALsNs.

Services Yesterday mt est. Kigso Dog Pit
Observation-Disclosures or Order Of Brooklyn
Mnaduicns-Thc General Features of the
Exercises aud Of Their Participstors-riety
OF Nit Burns and Probably Of His "Bar.0
The usual Sunday afternoon exercises were taken
up yesterday at three O'Clock under most unprom,s
ing auspices, az tns dog pit mission" Ia Water
street. At the opening the race OF things looked
desolatiOn itself. There were not than twenty
persons present, including the usual importation
from Williamsburg, and each one Of the twenty
wore woc.begone iccic appearance, most uninyt-
ing and uniusplring to look at on ieadcn-skied
frosty afternoon This latter remark doea not In
clude the conductors OF the exercises and Of the in
stitutiou. They were all ruddy, or sleek, or insinu
ating, and wore that look Of conscious seltright-
eousness which o di,igent attendance a. prayer
meetings il 80 well calculated to develop.
In regard to the class OF persons present IL would
30 dlncult 70 make any general assertion and unn-
teresting to enter upon their personal history. The
only word in the language which would come near
esi to describing them IN bulk is nondescript. And
detail would tell Of two or three vagabords clad
In the latest style OF the froe and easy who wnked
~ tue doorkeeper when strong point was made In
the exhortaion, and was accompanied BY the usual
slacc anu expressiyeness OF dem0nstrative eocu-
uvI tne WINK, OF course being interpreted to mean
we ieilers are too wide awake for that, and
wasnt porn Yesterday which levity the janitor by
distinctions arising from tho starlrr faces NON she
WINDOW panes OF innumerabl0 yOun urchins with
Q surprising adfnixture Of eQuAntmity aud gravity
Ihere were steW lumber and long sborsmon present
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their intellect and their nervous system was 80 be.
numbed that 1t was utterly unable 70 make any
preparation for dying.
After q few remarks Ignoring the idea tnat pre-.
paredness OF death implied carrying about with US
all the insignia Of death-but that while 1t was like
the under tone OF the ocean TO those who lived near
tho sea. always heard In life. vet giving 70 man 2
goriously triumphant feelinR--he paused. ana the
audience seemed to expect the announcement OF
Mr. Beecher then with much feeling and great
earnestness SAID how humbed he felt when ne stood
before that dense congregation ana remembered
that he was an ambassador between TWO worlds,
and knew that TO many no was addressing u would
DO easier TO get tine stone a. his feet 20 admire and
appreciate the flowers ON his stand tnSn f0r MIN 10
can men from lmpurity to purity, rom Mickedness
TO goodness, from deviltry TO godness. Insy heard
the ruth, and there were many who were trembling
rs they heard him, ana who l0nged for f0rc0 thAt
would take them BY force and place them where
their moral sense would have them %. "As an am.
bassador ~ Christs stead. he longingy, earnestly
besought them 70 turn to Coo and live.
After short prayer the congregation sung the
well known hymn
Rock OF Agss cleft for me.
ana the solemn impression the sermon had made
was very percoptlbie IN the singing OF the hymn.
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ecstacy OF delight. Here. AZ elsewhere throughout
his discourse the speaker showed ms tn0r0uRh
knowledge or nature IN all her Workings and de-
cared that religion the SOLE corrective OF SIM
Religion was the only deverance. aud 10 must come
through the imagination Religion put tine question
the imaginatiOn Will you choose life or the con-
traryi On the one side Is heaven, II sou wil nave
"; on the other hell II you win have IL.
Religions which did not make tue heart light ana
the mind cheerful ana happy wore not religions at
ali. The Protestant aud Catholic Churches did that
for many persons and he liked them ior II. Not so
Calvlnisiu-it was cold cheerlcss ana unc0mf0fting
The religion which minister's ~ human nature aud
warm. mans heart was the best religion.
The speaker closed with an eloquent appeal TO his
hearers, reminding them that religion held out the
glorious promise, sC0me unto me oil 70 that labor
and are heavy laden. ana win give you rest.p IL
IA strange that one 50 earnestly opposed to conven
ti0nal rrammels ~ Mr.. FrOthingham WIN not
abandon the custom OF Withholding from his hear.
ers the chapter and verse, II any. from whicn he
takes MS text Those compelled TO stay away from
church, having heard the text from some who had
attended. might derive benoht BY studying its
iIg IN the family Bible, whii0 the sunday truAnt,
Old or young detected In ignorance OF t. would
be detected also In his Indifference to the subject OF
''roiigion--what II 10, and what II IL for"