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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Tnr BEE kEErEES' JOURNAL AND NATION
AL .AGEIcu:TrElsr .or april, contains many
Interesting and valuable articles frustrated
with appropriate cnSraviusS, in the FIVE
departments of ''Dcc.kecpinG," "Agri-
culture" ''uoa,e and FirrSide," Ladies'
and Youths Departments" On the iruni
page is large engraving representing Il
group of the celebrated Bee.KeepcrS Of
Germany, with a brief biographical sketch
OF Dz;erZon, kieinc, aud the Barou Won
Bcr!cp<c:l. There are other engrlvings il
lnstrating the articles Strawberry Culture,
Microscopic Views OF Insect Life, &C. This
number contains the report Of the North
Eastern Bce-kcepers' Association, includ-
ing ca! for National Convention. The
story of Mrs. Browns efforts 10 obtain L
clothes wrinscr, by Julia A. Carney, Co.
Education Of the sexes, by Ellen $. Tuppcr,
the Lady editor, and the Apiary for April,
by Americas Pioneer Apiarian, u. Quinby,
arc worth double reading. The con-
,inued prosperity Of the Journal since the
consolidation aud removal from Pittsburgh,
la, and Ohio, brings the announcement Of
4 removal to larger quarters, on Broadway,
and the Issue OF ~ 900 copies Of the April
number with sn offer of three months tree,
and still furnished at $l.D0 year. One
sample COPY sent free. Address II. A.
King & Co., 2l0 Broadway, y. I.
THE NEW YoRK EcLEc .Ic.-Contents Of
the May Number-Embelli>hme Iren-
eus Prime: Mr.. Froude's History Of Queen
Elizabeth; Mr.. Mill on the Suhjection Of
Women: Tue Palace Of the Caesars On Dust
and Disease. By Tyndall; Ancient and
Medieval India; The Translation Of Faith; ;
The AIchc,nis,S; Eabylonian and ASsyrian
Libraries; The Man in the Iron Mask; A
Roman Story; A Slave Of the Lamp and his
Labors: Tue French Stage; Samuel Iren-
nus Prime, D. y; Poetry; etc. i. X. Pel>
ton, Publisher, 10S Fulton St. New York
Yearly Subscription SIS.
DIE MoDESW ELT.-Wc have received this
Illustrated magazine of fashions and fancy
work for May. As 4 fashion work it is uns
QUESTIONABLE the first in This country. 1t
seems almost incredible that magazine,
semi-month!y, containing in the course OF
the year 1900 illustrations. 200 patterns, 4oS
diagrams, and - large highly colorcd steel
cnSravincs can be furnished for the small
sum of So year. Still it is, fact. Two
specimen copies mailed for 30 cents. Ad-
dress. S. T. Taylor, Importer Of Ladies FASH
ions, 3ol Canal Street. New York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

ana- OF EARTHLY GO0DS..
THE BEST IS .GoODHE.AETuT THENExE
A GOOD WIFE" Sumter Bitters will IN:
sure the formers ny them and becc1Tirccd.
Apr!27, ,5l7-1t::&I = E~TSZ$
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

A body Of Jewish doctors have de.
clared that the fact of Hebrew woman's
giving birth to boy child, establishes
all that circumcision calls for, they think
circumcision unnecessary.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

The Associate Reformed Presbyterian
announces the recent death of Capt. Ad-
Olson Clinkscales, highly esteemed cit
zen and prominent merchant Of Due
West.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

The Spartanburg bar has adopted a
series of resolutions complimentary to
Judge james L. Orr. for the time and
labor he has devoted to the business Of
the Court.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27
narPATRONIZE HOME EN-

RSc 1 y ItV-NlLH ~ ~
P. P. Toale, whose adyer-
tisenent appears in another column, bas es-
tablished on Il firm basis, in Charleston, the
largestand most complete manufaesory OF
doors, saShes, blinds, &c.. in the Southern
States. Having advertised literally during
the past year, he has secured large custom,
extending as far west as Alabama, and he
has~.hus beca enabled. to put forth printed
price list which defies competition. Livery
one who contemplates building or repairing
shoul write at once for Mr.. ,.Toaie's price
list.
April 6, 14-1m. = -s' -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Tom Harrison, a Sand-hillian of Richland,
while drunk, shot W. D. Philips, cripple in
Columbia, last week, without any proVoca-
tion. The wound is severe, but not danger
Gus.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

In the Senate the finance Committee
reported that the income tax continues
during 1870, but is reduced to three par
cent. thereafter.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

COLUMBIA, April 22.-The Supreme
Court to-day refused to grant the motion
for the discharge Of Friday Nixon, and
rernanded the prisoner to the stody Of
the sheriff of Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27
As Spring medicine DR.. TUFTS Sarsapa-
1il,a and Queens Delight has NO equal, 1m.

No SPRING-Gushing locals arc requested
to turn down the damper whenever their
scnthncntality would get the better Of hard
fac:s in spoutiny of Spring. There is no
more Spring. Once upon time an ode,
breathing Of balmy odors, spicy breezes, and
ct cetcras, WAS admissible aud in good taste,
but not now, 50 lcr's have no more nonsense.
Its enough to make n man angry with his
grandfather. Ten days ago We induced7cn
man to sell US Spring coat, TO- wear on
Sunday, because Spring weather was c1>
pccted. 1t rained, instead. the winds blew;
it sleeted and showed, aud it was alive could
do to keep from getting chilled to the mar
row. Mex: Sunday wc were wise enough to
wear thick coat, and as luck would have it.,
itgrcw warm, then hot, hotter. hottest. The
sun blazcd down and the thermometc. went
up to 90, and all that hot day wc had to hold
fast to that thick coat because far away from
homo. No! Spring time used TO be, but it
comes no more. No hop, skip and jump
now from Winter TO Summer, its all done in
one jump, from cold TO hot.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

In Anderson, Mr.. Jesse Smith, a young
man usually quiet, sober and inoffensive,
became intoxicated, and meeting Mr..
Newton Scott, the town marshall, a
friend of his, stabbed him very severely.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Judge Humphreys, Of Alabama. has
been nominated for the Supreme Court
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27
~ q v,,,n%;pr f,f tho Nnrbcrrv fmDlI.

At 4 meeting Of the Ncwbcrry 1mn'i-
grafton Society, held 22d lust, the fol-
lowing delegates we're appointed TO rep
rescntihis Society at the Convention to
br held ins Charleston, Sd May next:
Col. Simeon Fair,s James N: Baxter,
Reb't. L:salcC cCauglirfhn, Z. J. Jonc5, Jno.
g. Spcarnan, M1BrTrc, John T: Peter
son, B. .. Boyd, Y. j. Pope and w. F.
Nance.
On motion, the President, I. S. Boi,
nest, WAS added us Chairman Of dclcsa.
tiop. sttAS TOMBSTONE,
Seer ctary,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Nor AFRAID OF 1T.--A scrio-comic affair
came under or observation some time since,
which We failed to put in print, and lest it
be lost, give it now Going toward the de-
pot, it being train time, IN angular, six foot
stranger with m..hos my colo!cd cradle, oc-
cupcd part Of the road with Us. His arms
were full Of the charge entrusted to him by
his employer, Mr. Rob't Iaaycll, and his
bead WIS leavtl bent to discharge his trust.
He s;rodc on. At distance the coming
train wills led We both hurried and ar
rived as the painting train, got opposite the
depot. We were then abreast of it, and this
leavel-hcaded fellow stepped on the track
either to cross or stop it,, and in second
more woald have gone to the country where
the wood-bine twineth, but for the iuterren-
ton of muscular power put out by O bystan-
der to stop him. 1t was the narrowest es-
cape we ever saw. Stopping bis train the
engineer jumped down and said "you mill
dam fool what did you mcan?. and what do
you suppose was his answer? ri wern't
afeared of the dern thing" And he was not.
We have not seen him since.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Young American girls are Offering
themselves as ''helps" in families. Com
mcndab:e.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27
MY ADVERTISEMENT.
For this Week is:1

For this Week is:,4., .
ALL persons. white and black, large and
small, rich aud poor, without ANY excep.
ton, who owe ME from SC. up to 100000
are requested, entreated, urged to! cali and
pay at once. Ny friends DO. NOT carr
RY on credit business; CANNOT DO IT; so
if I let you bavo any goods without tho
money it is always with the express under,
standing that you are TO settle when called
upon for the money, now every person
knows whether this applies to them OR NOT,
those to whom it docs apply need not e1-
pect to get any more goods on credit until
old accounts are settled up say taix. IL
all kindness, but you win End it so. *
L. r. MARSHALL,
Apr. q, lit, "a.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

10 VIM. II. Bernard, Proprietor Of the
Star Advertising Agency, WILMINGTON, N. c.,
IS authorized to receive adyettisenenn for
this paper nj our lowest cash rates. - =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

The whole negro vote in Dubuque,
Iowa, went Democratic.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

at the Fifteenth Amendment ce'c,
bratio4 in Louisville, a banner inscribed
"Uod made US Men," was Icr"e by a
wagon filed With women. 49,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Governor Scott, in Fifteenth amend
Eent speech advocates woman suffrage.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

The Printing Gazette, G: 5: Newcomo !
G., Publishers, Clcavclaad. Ohio, received
fur March. Printers everywhere should take
:, copy Of the Gazette, it is not only haac-
sorociy printed, but full ofinteresansmatter'
Price 81 so pcr anuun. ..- s., --- =,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

New and rich gold mines arc discov-
cred in New Mexico.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

I do wish that Council would run a neat
fence (posts with chain scollopcd would do,
| think } round the public square and set out
shade trees and set up few seats: 1t would
be ornamental, like, and would much ilp-
prove the appearance of our town. think
/ shall mount my velocipede and so upon
excursions and explorations in and around
town, noting the many Improvements, &C.,
for I'm tired of sitting on the tripod watch.
ing newspapers quarrel about the corvcn-
ton, and over non-essentials. What makes
people love to quarrel and Spat so, for, any
how? I never could see the point. Let's
agree to disagree if there is no other alterna-
tive, but there is strength in union, and in a
multitude of counscllors (where the personal
and the Individual are merged in the imper-
sonal, &c there is safety. Sc let the fire
and vim be saved for common cause. Don't
gentlemen, cxpend your ammunition on
each other Set an example Of bravery,
courtesy and sclfreSpect. Can't all Of rs
stand at the helm of the skip Of State Some
must 90 alofr and furl the sails, while others
work at the pumps or throw over ballast.
The ship is in 4 stress Of foul weather, and
i: wont 10 for the crew to mutiny. There
can be no union without unity.
Somebody wants TO know what meant
tother day in my kaleidoscope about Edward
atAgincourt. was speaking about the Black
Prince, so-calIcd, of England, who, think
fought the French on their own soil, at that
point. Edward was in The enemy'S country,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Another large fire in Yeddo-many
lives lost and |, geo houses destroyed
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27
LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
Corrected Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN, Bro
ker, No. rs Bread Street. ::
APRIL q. 1870.

Corrected Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN, Bro
ker, No rs Bread Street r.
APRIL 3d., 1870.
p. STATE SEcuRrf1rs- South Carolina, old; ssa
=; do pew, -a7s; do, regiS:d stock, ex int
CITY sscuR1T1Es-Aususta. Ca. Bonds a
"a; Charleston. S. c., Stock. ex Or mt, - 81;
do, Fire Loan Bonds, "a iS; Columbus, 5: g.
BAILaoAD BosDs-Blue Ridge first mortgaN,
Ga; Charleston and Snv annah, 50a -. Cha1-
lotte. Columbia and Aususta, - 81 Ehef1W
and Darlington, a S.; SreenyiiIe and Coinmbfa,
e NOT s DO avsensS stss gaasaassf saa
lss most., "A 80; do. State guarantee; N9-!
South Carolina, "a 70; do, %; Spartanbufg and
Union, "A 60. =, * .,..-= *
RAILROAD SrocK+C Charlotte. Columbia and
Northeastern. a 9; Savannah apd Charles
tou,:-.a SO; South Carolina, vhoieshAres, ,--a
IS: do half shares, - = .,
E1caASaE; sc Se-SeM @ 4ork 1 tSlsnt s on pay;
SOUTH cARoLTSA BANK Ellis tstse =
sBauk of Charleston. 5000. .......-"......1-.a0
sBank Of Sewberry. ..-.!--.tS-
Bank Of Camden. ....... ............ 30 a."
Bank OF Georgetown. ............ :; - %63/S
Bank Of South Carolina. ...:..:.......... 6a-
Bank OF Chester. .....-..:.'.:-. - ak-~
Bank Of state. S: G.. prior to toisGi...:::.sss-
Back Of State Of $. c., issne 1854 and 1S62:S a.
sf,laaters' and Mechanics B. Of h'rieston-G-
sPeople,s Bank of Chasssston- -............--4--
sCnion Bank OF ChafIesta- - 5. :!.--H-
Southwestern r Bank OF Charleston, old
Southwestern Z z Baak ofChrieston, new -
Farmerf and Exchange B koflharieston.t .t-aX
Exchange Bank Of Columbia. : ..,.., - Az
Commercial Baak Of Columbia. :. :. &. IL
Mercbaufs' Bank Of Cheraw.... ..,g....4...2R--
Planters Bank of Fairfield. d....5............ IT,,
State Of South Carolina Bills Receivable. .pa<.+-
CITY ofes,ar.eston Change Bills. .:....:. ..pat.
sBills marked thusis, are being redeemed Is
the Bank Counters Of each. - ~. -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

1t is again seriously proposed to
run Horace Greeley for Governor Of
New York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27
Notice..

We will send the New York Bee-keepcrs'. ;.
Journal and National Asriculturist and the
Herald both for one year for $3.50
Address 7. !. & K. II. CRENENER.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

MAGNAN1XoUs OFFER.-For an answer
to any one or more Of the following conun>
drums we will give years subscription to
the Ncwbery Herald, the answer must be
accompanied, however, with 50, as proof of
reliability. For an answer to the whole set
we will give as many papers as there are
questions, at CLUB RATES, and throw in free
grats-for-no.hing our last years compliment
ary ticket for Spartanburg & Union L. r.
This offer is open TO ladies as well as gen.
t!cmcn, schools, colleges, and INDECENT per-
sons our of employment.
We are induced to make this unusual offer
principally because Of its unusuaity, and be-
cause premium pianos and gold watches are
played out, and because, aside from the in
trinsic value, Of lis intellectual character.
1St When is a blow from lady welcome?
81. Why is dog tail great norclty?
81. Why is dancing like new milk?
4t. What is capillary attraction?
5th. What men know 4 good deal?
Widows, orphans. ministers of the gospel
and charitable societies arc invited to close
with this offer.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

The President will in special message
advocate universal amnesty.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Dr.. TUFTS Sarsaparla and Queens De.
light cleans the skin and imparts beautiful
complexion.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Half dozen bottles of Dr.. TUFTS Sarsapa-
rila and Queens Delight will eradicate all
impure and poisonous matter from the sys.
tcm. I'm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Mass MEETING At LAuKENs.-A mass
meeting of Republicans was held at
Laurens c. H., on the 18th inst, for the
purpose of reorganlzing the party and
preparing for the campaign. Speeches
were made by Representatives Perrin
and Crews, and Senator Owens. Great
enthusiasm was manifested.
We understand that another meeting
is to be hrld,on the S0th inst Columbia
Correspondent Charleston Republican.
1T this roccting the isnoTaluuses nell
toned above, proclaimed to the negroes
That they would all be armed by the
next election with rifles that shoot thirty
times to the minute. Thus the miniors
of the OHIO adycnturer take up his theory
Of Winchester rifle law The meeting
was in dark hole, at Il dark hour Of the
u;sht, and only fc" darkics for am
audience. Herald.
. =
TIE GRAHITEvILE MAyrFAcrrRISG
CoMrASY.-Thc annual meeting of the
stockholders Of tue Graniteville, S. G.,
April 81, 1870. The following officers
were elected to preside over the affairs Of
the company for the ensuing year: Pres
,dcnt-lI. II. Hickman. Dircctors-A.
S. Johnston, Y. /. Treaholm, James J.
Gregg, Ilamlin Beattic, James ?. Boyce,
A. b. Davidson, J. N. Clark. The
amended charter Of the company vas &C,
copied. reducing the value Of the shares
from $500 to 800, which gives five new
shares for each old one. This change
will give the stock i more marketable
character, as it will enable those Of more
limited means TO invest. Thc mills are
in excellent condition, and its manufac-
turing power is up to the highest stand
ard.-CharlcstoH News.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

Taking the sun the other morning on the
sidewalk, "pcacc conservative" passed in
buggy taking the morning air. His posi-
ton was graceful. he sat erect, one hand
grasping the rim Of the seat, the other held
free to wave an elegant salute. We were
lost in admiration. Fifty yards further q
shaft broke which disconnected the horse and
caused change to come over the spirit Of
our friends dream, he seemed little alarm
ed and lost his erectncss, and it took him
but moment to get out backwards. We
know not which to admire the most, bis first
graceful bearing or his subsequent agile
backward movement. Both were done
BROWN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27
COMMERCIAL

sBnls marked thusls, are being redeemed 1t
the Bank Counters Of each. - ~ l.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-04-27

THE CHoPs.-Whcat could scarcely look
better or promise more than it does now
Several fields seen lately are finer than my
We have seen in several years. The reason
for this is two fold, the seasons have been ia
voYablc, and farmers are learning to do their
work in more careful manner. Cotton Of
course is being very largely planted, but not
to the exclusion of corn however, for of the
latter 4 considerable scope is devoted
Pretty generally seed is nearly in, and on the
whole the prospect is flattering.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-08
INTERNATIONAL sEOTEL,
MILLER Farm, PA.

JOHN Z. ROWE, Prop'r.
Good accomu olp,ions i,r transient cyatomers-
Day Board and Board with rooms on reasonable
terms The proprietor will spare no pain. 20 make
his House attractive 10 guests. junc2.tG
, 1870-04-09
Kusicr'& Dominican Rcxolutson.

Washington (dp11 g b~pasth to tx Nsu rork
Genern! Butler proposes to cut tho Gor,lian
Knot OF the St Domingo question, and settle
s'y summary process. what the ssuste has
been unable to accomplish As soon A. he
can get an opportunity, Butler will introIncn
The following joint resolution for the annexn-
ton Of st. Domingo, have il referred to the
eoum.ttee ~ :. on Foreign Affairs, and get action
ErsoFrad, That Congress doth consent tts, TIM
territory propesly Included within anu right{nlig
ns,onElng 70 fht Dominican ltepnhlic may become
tarJ " Dominica, With The consent OF the existing
government thestOf, sud the assent Of the people
rsp1sssfa , through Eots q the majority t tne
Government shan rcnouncc all rights Of sovereign.
II u all Independent sovereign nasinn, and cetfe
those rrhta To the Cntc. Staus, with II. ,er,ttorr
u IN, Incorporated as III integral purton Of liz
United States subject T.. the same tuies apu reru.
lations as thelr other Territories; anh, p,oytded
properly shall hc given In all the nnhtic tnl]ljsis
1Gft1ncat1ons. forts- haEt,oTs, NAVY yaniA marae
1ineE, a!ns and alnanenis, equipments, archives,
OF property. If said Dominican Republic,
sec Ind b< il furth<r r>+eirea, That the c,tt-
zens Of the Dominican Republic shall, with theft
citizens OF The United States dwelling in one Of irs
Territories AMI shall he maintained and protected
IN mn thc 1ala enioJment of Liberty and propert. a.
initte'f Into the rM!on rs State. upon such terzs
and conditions, and at such time, a Congress nav
provide by law. -'
sEc- : -tnd b it ,fuJthsE Yt&o,rnI, That the
tnte'l States rl'al1 pay the E,m Of ST.. 10 In
gold coin Of the United States, or 30 much thereof
as may he Necessary 10 liquitiatc In manner con.
t.rnnh,e to the laEs Of sai'i republic, such slns
nf sald dominican Reputable as may III. fOunl Justly
slue hy commission to be appointed }ninty ty the
twu governments, Wh!ch snAIl be In full conaiera.
ten Of the cess'nl Of sad territory an other rro-
tFs hy falti dominican Republic: prvriIti, That
ths tne States shalt mt te liable for any puhtic
oes Of said Dominican Republic IN excess Of said
amount
, 1870-04-09
TIE CITY IN1BREP,



At Chicago meeting OF ministers Of tho Meth
odist Episcopal Church, hcid On Monday, April 1.
the following minute was Hrlered concerning the
death Of bishop Edward Thomson, D. D., Ii. u,
which took placr at Wheeling, Va, March 81: In
grief whose depth the entire Church may measure
~ lis own, yet In Resignation 10 the viii or Uim
~hoM We sesEc, NJ have received the news Of the
!eath Of one OF nur chief rastors Its are was ca
JnHty-elRht 0f thesc yearA were given 10 the
ChuEcl1. As an educator at SorwaK and Deln-
ware, Ohio; as etl!t0r Of the La ises RtpAeto,v an
the Chrlatldn -adsoe1t and Journal and
rs member Of the Episcopal Board. W Gy
soiee, lsn, and example, he proved himself i
hnotlts aEliled workman, that nee,le.h NOT TO he
ashamed either a. 10 the quality OF fruits of hi
lAbof; a massive tnte11tct, a classic Htylc Of ex
Tcssoh. 'hornuEh study, rattr1t thought, singular
~Moiesis, ~ IMPARTIAL judgment, absence OF pttiu-
.lce, tFuAd human sympathies an! deyout shirt
W were among hs chsractenstlcs; aud now, after
ny close o. his unphtrusiye yet useful ufe. The
Cnuich #tl the morc fully APPRECIATE how, Il, rs
specnFe tf1lA. he cmnlate1t the APOSTLE 10 the
Ge Tiles AMI the beloved disciple. While We ia
invat hs sudden death, We yet thank God for the
gift Of his services and The tide Of good Influences
ns set 10 motion toward all shorex God nromotes
Hts servants when their work is done, ana We can
now but 1esEently pray not only that we, OF he.
mas be accepted IN The Beloved, hut thai the
ntftne blessing may abide with the berc.ycd
family.