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BLEW HIS HKkD orr BRcAVsE oF A. b
ToETD SHIRT.-The other day We heard a..
schcol-teacher who Killed herself for love a..
boy of -, and now comes On account ~ Aur.. .
ly man in Mississippi Who actually blew oul
brains because his laundrcss left his shirt
toned al the collar, and gave N 90 him in
outrageous condition. Poor old Mr. HoIN o.
lettering ON the verge OF ~ years. got his D. ..
into the body of the shirt aud ls arms iuIo r
sleeves, and thus struggled FOR a while Aga
fate and buttons. He became frightfuliv ,n
ragged, cursed and foamed ct the mouth. astI q.
last, when the linen gave way, rushed tor .
gun, seated himself on the edge OF his bod. pla.
the stocf OF the weapon ~ that be could pull
trigger with his toe, brought the muzZle 90
chin, pulled, and blew his head of. Can
laundress ee said ~ DC morally responsible
his act?
1Chicago is called the /" Umpire City"
~ The New York Post speaks Of the O.,
like delusiOn Of newly married people.
SThe girls OF Athol, N 49, Whipped IL
OF that burg at base ball the other day
SThe New Jersey vatering-places "a.
lorteo TO be rapidly nlling up-with mosquito
SThe Waco Banner couusels the Voun.
loaiers In the South 10 20 20 WORK on farms
~The Troy Wig says 10 was three paper col
lars warmer there on Sunday than u VAS on
Saturday.
@The Club mania has again broken out il
New York, both among fsshlonablcs and mur
derere.
SThe Iowa Democratic State Convention
nominated j. c. Knapp for Governor. The res
olutions " accept the situation"
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CLOTHING.

rTnrH-~
CLtDlHlNG.
OIL Slit AT OAK HALL
nj
TN ncm, T shn i,t rdley meet
'p hIwevssa
NV OK Halt 0|iA Al
FULL SUIT,
In Cba. ;, q S 20 anu ~ fnESle'
sIl
While wo make the III suit speciality, we claim
- TO have the
IL nr ant e. a Ei, n'ting
uEESS VnIrTUSi Nm p6yS9 Wrr.p
- Twin an Doio WEAK
AT
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GRAsD erFff SSscEkf tNb DISTRIBUTION

L.Oo3 GIFTS.
uRAHD GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION
Tn. Feprdlirt .1.yIass, SISTERS. 81 Charity, Nsw
York, and Soldiers rad sailors Orphans
Nome Rashinsfoe,
virtue OF q permit from Hon. A. Plsassnton, Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue, on the Eth OF July,
The following Gifts will b. awarded the successful
ticket holders BY the Commissioners "a story Brick
House es n Calvert ct. Baltimore, sS M0. 220
p%sn1. . and & ,ns oS ra
ton street, BALTIC, slsao s-story Brick House, 100
SRss 1 n.. an
,sme location, ssSco sSs Re.denee near GoSans.
ssS Cash a s6nd SafR frecSsi
ssooU. Bonds; os \. C. State a' Bend i ' iio
Shares National Mechanics, Bank, Baltic; leo
hats: Gitizsn; Eaiions Bark "a, Bsltp 100 Shares
shares BALTIC and Ohio r. r.; 20 shares Phia :,
Wilmington and BALTIC. r. X. $4,000 TICKETS only
Han Han dio c..9s B, Ea'op Ma comm
Hg S,,. s.esssIn Ct PHit na,s Pc s w.,
ington, u. G.; Hon. Js. 5. Eeglsy, Pittsburs Pa i;
4 Co., Bankers, Hsgerstown, Nd. Hon. z. j Brent,
Deeds Of the above Real Estate certified by
circular. can be had Of ". G. MstserOtt 4 Co,
o. H. Morrison, Booksellers, AIS Pennsylvania
avenue; Benz DsWolf yeweler, 61e Pennsylv snia
avenue; yno. Parker, Bookseller, S27 It'll street:
Aistrop Dudley, Real Estate Agents. Loqisians
General Agent. stationer and Printer, No 81
- aseau street, ew YORK
- Orders by mail will receive prompt sttea-
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A READABLE BATcH.-From j. ShiIington
We have The Gdla,y, Harper's Monthly and
GOdey's Lody's Book for July, and Erery Sasslr-
day for June "a; also, from r. B. Mohun & Co.,
Langrsn, Ogilvie & Co., and j. G. Parker, We
have Harpsr for July; and from the latter. also,
GOdey's Lddy's Book for July, and Every Saturday
for June "A,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Elegant Hair

Adds charm to the psinest face; but when faded
FEATURES before agreeable lose their oomeline, and
being fact t. not turprisins that. even Injurious
articles should have been prepared. 70 supply the
shiss 81
Il e the only preparsson furnishing safe and re-
sDa fSE the hair fire. from
nent. and thousands above thousands have vailed
eoor 81 the ei hair because IL SUPPLIES
meat. IL feeds the roots Of the hair, that where
From all sections q the country orders and TESTING
mails are received daily, speskins in the highest
Of snT q'f 4 as 0 Pdr Ss
'Ps P i fha g.
=; D. OpGnnell, sih .. Navy Yard; p p Hisklins,
Depot, corner Of d and D ste. y. W. jel2-d
Great Reduction.
in OLD RYE RR. ASPr PG sINs WHISTLES
s a. s:sss
fE 81 s0 P9s APIS $ do do
Old Tom Gin, s2ss; Cocktail BItters, Blackberry
, s f q. .sd fr aIs E S.ss st:ss
DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth; Sold BY al druggists Price; y ard 9sents
JOUNER = NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEAEERre
stores soiled gloves equal to new. Sold by all drug
gists and fancy goods dealers Price - cents des
Batchelor's Hair Dye.
:, This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best In the world
Harmless, reliable instantaneous, does not oontaff
lead any .italss poison to produce paralysis
death Avoid the S.snted and dslusi'e parstiGn.
W. n. Bachelors Hair Dye has had tAtrfv year
untsrnished reputation to 1phold its integrity Q.
BY all drusgists. Applied st 16 Boad strsst, New
York. fe5-E
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NAV YORK, June i6--Weston acHoJnplisl
&l miles at II to-day. He will probably s
plete the 100 miles within time.
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The Centennial Indepeudeuce C.,.
brafiOn

BOSTON, June 16.-A committee has been an
pointed by the Boston Common Council 70 eo R
ier with the United States Commissioners and
authorities Of Philadelphia in relation 10 IN
American independence: VI
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NEW SAVINGS BANKn

SECURE AND PROFITABLE!
ONE DOLLAR 4 MONTH
PAID ID, UNTIL CSC HAS BEEN PAID,
WITH NO INTEREST,"
WILL SECURE
ONE OF THOSE
DEsIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
HUNTING TONI
JUNCTION OF THE MAIN STEM
LATERAL BRANCHES
OF THE
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
AND ONLY
TWENTY MINUTES RIDE
Frsz the heart OF the City and but Fifty Minute.
from Baltimore,
REGULAR TRAINS
WILL BE RUNNING AUGUST
A writing given securing the Lot or Lott purchase
upon the fret payment being made.
TAXES ALL PAID TO INCLUDE 1873.
BRICK HOUSES
OF -Four, six and Eight Rooms. according 10 pIaus
submitted, built on accommodating terms.
LARGE SALES HAVE BEEN RECENTLY
MADE To BUILDERS, WHO WILL
IMPROVE THERE LARGELY
THIS SUMNER.
1--WE LARGE PUBLIC PARKS
sAR FARE But ELEVEN CENTS PER pAYr
BEFORE A LOT ON THE NOVEL TERMS
hkRE OFFERED 10 OSE-HALF PAID
FOR, THESE LOTS WILL BE
fELLfkG AND VALUED
AT ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS EACH
ALSO.
lat, .S<Hl SELLING AT s25 CASH, OR
sss, ,.rARLE % MONTHLY
TITLE PkhFBCTLY CLEAN
UEBECUkBERBB.
eh3TukoATE, UNDER SEAL OF coURr To
EVERY LOT MAY BE SEEN AT
THIS OFFICE
PAMPHLETS AND PULL ISFoRMArioN
No. SIT SEVENTH STREET.
opposite POST OFFICE.
BkN. n. PLUME,
my" PR0PRlEyoA
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=, San FRANCISCO, June I6.-There Is a t3ooj h.
me Columbia river, overfowing the lower nsrt
OF the city OF Portland. PH
from the Mexican coast va ~ a'e'
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ADJUSTMENTS.


II A. b A l. Il.
GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
ATHLETIC, of Philadelphia,
OLYMPIC
SATURDAY, June nth, at O'Clock p. m, on the
Olympic Grounds, Corner 10th and s streets. Ad-
mission 60 cents. 1t
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TIE MARRIAGE OF Lieutenant Commander
Jewell, Of the navy, TO Miss Lizzie Poore,
daughter Of Rear Admiral Poore, took place ut
St. Johns (EpscopaD Church yesterday after
noon. The rector of st. Johns, Rev. j. Vaughan
Lewis, the officiating minister, and the cere-
mony was witnessed by large number Of fash
ionable and distinguished people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-16

THE SoCTHBRN CLAIMS COMMISSION arc to-
day examining the cases of Nathaniel p. Har-
ben, Dalton, Ga, s51 600; Hiram l.. Amiss,
Culpeper, Va, cattle and forage, s1,I23; John
F.webb, Washington city, horses, forage and
lumber, s1,110; and Michael N. Ro.ebery,
Brentsville, Va, horses, cattle and forage,
S10,621.
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LECTURES.

SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.
DIR. Il. p ROWLAND will deliver a course Of four
Lectures on the WONDERS OF THE MICRO
SCOPE, using the ELECTRIC LIGHT for the ilIus-
tTations, with experiments in NITROUS OXIDE
showing its wonderful anRsthetic influence at Lin
coin Hall every FRIDAY EVENING, sommsnsing
Admission to each Lecture, % cents
Lectures to commence at 8 o. clock.
No extra charge for reserved seats. Tickets and
reserved seats for sale at Parkers News DepOt
seventh street, opposite Post Office
, Teachers and pupils Of all the public private and
Sunday schools admitted for ten cents each lei am
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~. HOUSE, sIGy,
ORNAMENTAL PAiNfER AND GLAzIER,
No. o2s LOUISIANA AVENUE.
limitations Of all kinds Of wood aud marble neatly
sIesuted IN the latest and most approx ed styles.
-iyS-Iy PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That the sutscri-
II teT bse Obtained frUm the Supreme Court IL tito
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term. letters
q administration on tie personal estate uf BER-
hARD SANDS, late ~ Washington city, ID. e de-
ses-ed All persons having claims against the aid
deceased are hereby warned ~ eHhiiitthe with
the vouchers thereof ~ tbe subscriber. OF before
the oh day q June next they may utherN lee by law
be excluded from all benefit - The said estate.
Given under my hand this 6th day vi Junr. ISL
geefsw MARY lHhR MARA SANDS.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
u NAsHiNSToN. j. G. june .. ISL
On the petition u GEORGE e. DOLPH. g wr-t
Andover, Chic praying for the extension 81 patent
granted 10 him the Sth day Of Septsub.r I.t for
an improvement in Moving Machine:
IL II ordered that the Testimony iu the case De
closed on the Sth day Of Augus next, that the time
Tor Ming arguments and the EK amusr'- report %
limited e. the 18th day &C August next at tist said
Petition be heard on the 2sd day of Aulust next
Any person NAV oppose this extension.
JesfI NJ. II. LEGGETT. Clumis,iorer
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DINEY POINT PAVILION
i ST. MAEIS COUNT. MARYLAND.

THIS favOrite summer resort, lOO miles from Wash
hRtOn and the same distance from BsIti-
~ ithin few miles II Ch"sa peske bay, fEAV
san b. reached b. steamers every Tues s.1k
day and Saturday from Baltimore and eyeTF Mon
day, Tuesday, WEDNESDAY Friday and Saturday
from " shin gtOT-aC CufuIC 1atiuus Tor so guest
will be Opsned for the reception Of visitors
the l-th Of june next and closed the 18th II DC
tOber. fine ice house. flld with northern ice. and
many other additions have been made since last
for the comfort and COHv en- Snce Of guests
Salt water bathing hshing- Grabbing, boating
hunting reu-plus, QUOT and CrOqurt grounds snd
good among the to be found
at THE delightful place and fnr comfort aud health
cannot be eICelled by place IN the mites, States
TeTmz. - per day. J. per week. So, per month
Of ~ days Mise. and children under 10 Of age
half price.
A. r. POTTS, Proprietor.
JAE n THORP, Manager.
A tri-veekly mail b. steamer has lately been &C.
table he'd. my2i n
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- OCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
OPEG MAY 18Th. Is7I.

This fsyorits and celebrated watering place will
efer additional attractions this season; a o. a
among other Improvement there has been NAO
added elegant aud spacious ball room l..z
adjoining The parlOTs tho pSrlor has been eulnrrl
and much improved aud the prOx unity If the two
RENDERS each easily accessible. IL will be kent in A
style not surpassed any n here ia Virginia.
The waters Of thess special springs either or
greatly relieve most cases % CrJfula, Incl pent Con
sumption, Chronic Bronchitis, Chronic Laryngitis,
Chronic Pneumonia; Chronic Dyspepsia, Chronic
DiarrhOra. Chronic Dysentery. They also a
great value in those affections which peculiar
the female constitution. and appetizer. a tonic
and general restorative. they are. perhaps, unri-
vailed anon ct mineral waters The proprietor will
have provided for the lawns and ball room a rsf-
class band 4 music and in general all tn. sources 81
Amusement and recreation usually found our best
sumner resorts will Be AZ the nj the quests
at ROCEBRruGE ALJN-' The place IL within
eleven o. thirteen hours 81 Richmond Washington,
Baltimore. etc. by rail. all ia daylight: Pa-Seu-
ger leave the Of the Ghesa peaks and Ohio rail
road AT Goshen DEPOT. and new and elegant stage
eOaches. passing rapidly over a smooth and level
road II only eight miles set down the visitors the
6pTings u tea
JAMES A. FRAZIER. Proprietor
Or. II Il. k0EL- Of Baltimore. Resident PLY stefan.
81 The R1ckbridca Waf.r for sale by the princi-
pal Druggists Uf the United SAT-.
Descriptive pamphlets seHt free on applica-
ton mE2O-lu
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LIABLE BROTHERS,
lid,
Have the FINEST CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT in Wash
ingtOn.
HABLB BROTHERS, lad,
Manufacture .tyle Of READY
MADE CLOTHING superior
10 any other made in Washing
ton.
HABLE BROTHERS. lad,
Secure the finest MATERIALS,
fhe most beautiful PAT
TERMS, and have them made
up in manRer that cannot be
riNaled.
HABl Z BROTHERS, I'D,
Give unusual attention TO the
manufacture ~ BOYS CLOTH
ING, and have this spring hat
IL unguestionably the finest
stock for Boys in Washingtos
HABLE BROTHERS, LAD,
Claim q pre- eninsBcs among
ClOthieTs and Tailors for the
extreme lowRes Of their prices
liable BROTHERS., IT'D,
Have an snexesHed stock Of
PIECE GOODS 10 choose IRON.
liable BROTHERS, 7-s-D,
Have Arrsss and Rationale
Cutters.
liable BROTHERS, lad,
Have an unlimited stock q GEN
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
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TRAVEL is just now setting toward the coun-
try, and ss the watering place hotels and sum-
mer resorts MI up there is a consequent dullncse
observable in our streets and public places; but
the popular Ebbitt House. which, it will he seen
by the advertisement elsewhere, is kept open
during the summer, manages to keep full all the
time. No need of closing Ii for the hot season.
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w formerly stetson House, Just re kLA
httedj open June IS; modern in structure EAY
under tie management Of JAMES SYKES q VIM,
lard Washington, and PETER GARDNER, now
Of the Gilsey House, y. Y. formerly OF the v Y
Hotel Applications fgr rooms, &c, received at ths
Hotel, or By Mr.. Gardner, az Gilsey House. n Y .
SYKES, GARDNER CO, PrOprietOrs. my2 In
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TONIC ALTERNATIVE BITTERs
for the cure of Diseases OF the Stomach X tnsvs
Bladder, Lungs, Liver and Nerves
MANUFACTURED and sold at No. 1900 7th and N
jAu71ys n TAYLOR n
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- ROute-FTom Baltimore BY Old Bay Line,
and Norfolk by steamer d. p. Banks TO Cherry
stone 10 l0-lLn
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were slSs sa5 44s.39.
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Three doors from llth street.
Three doors from llth street,
Three doors from Ilth street.
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ALSO.

<<Ha SELLING AT s25 CASH or
sss "AYABIE ss MONTHLY.
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OF -Four, six and Eight Rooms. according 10 plaus
submitted, built ON accommodating terms
LARGR SALES HAVE BEEN RECENTLY
MADE To BUILDERS, WHO WILL
IMPROVE THERE LARGELY
THIS SUMMER
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.
PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, Et,

SEC0ND ANNUAL PICNIC
ALDRIDGE LODGE, No. 3.
ANCIENT ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS,
At Abners 18th street Park.
On MONDAY, JUNE 10TH, 1871.
Tickets, admitting Gent and Ladies, so cents
Music by Miller celebrated band. No imprope
persons will be admitted. JED 81
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SECURE AND PROFITABLE!
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CoNGRRssNAH WILLIAM WILLIAMS, OF
Indiana, is mentioned as a republican candidate
for Governor of that state, to succeed Governor
Baker next year.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-10-14
The Progress Of the Negro.

No candid person in the South will
deny that the general experience of the
negro since emancipation has been pro-
gress; that in nearl y every respect of
his life he exhibits some improvement
from that date. Southern men are not
very ready to advertise this to the world;
hey would probably confess it with re-
luctance to a Northern commission of
inquiry; but in private conversations
among themselves, where no pride of
controversy interposes, they freely admit
1t and wonder at it. The negro moves.
He is showing the greatest eagerness tor
knowledge and education; attested by
the fact, tor which examination is chal-
lenged, that in the free schools of the
South, where he has equal admission,
there are more black children than white
ones in proportion to the population of
each race in the given community. So
TAR from becoming the idle vagabond
hat the pessimst theorizers would have
him after emancipation, he is exemplari-
" industrious; attested by the tact that
to-day the negro represents nearly all
the labor of the South, and admitting
this test, that of persons in equal condi-
ton OF poverty and of necessity of work,
there are tar more poor whites than
negroes who are idle in the South. OF
the vices that were to assail and destroy
the negro in his new estate of freedom
here are no proofs; quite the contrary.
The terrible vice OF intemperance, which
has been the usu II scourge of " ca races,
and the almost unfailing incident of
aiN - oil W
unknown among the Southern freedmen.
SO tar from being improvident, the Won
der is how the negro economics, gets so
many good clothes aud real comforts out
OF his very scanty wages. As voter
he has shown discretion and indepen-
denee that have nOnplussed the wisest of
our pol tlcians. There were white wise
acres wlo, sometime ago, supposed that
he atgro's vote might be procured by
the mereSt solicitation, a mere wink
from .he employer; and common joke
III the South on the Fifteenth Amend
ment was that the dsfranchised white
man might buy some cheap old negro to
10 his voting for him. Never was such
disappointment. The spectacle has not
been uncommon in the South of q negro
scarcely less than he had shown in the
days of slavery, who possibly yet said
Mas'r," who did his work in all humill-
~ and with all subjection, yet going
openly to the polls and casting his vote
there against the party of his employer.
Such an instance OF selfrespect and NOR
al courage is to be admired even by those
against whom it acts.
'"7ne Romance Of the Negro an Oc-,
tober GALAXY.
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Our Present Civilization.

We clip the following suggestive
thoughts from "Letters from over the
Sea-" by Prof Boise, in the Chicago
Standard. What is true of London, is
also true of many our own cities. A
true Christian civilization is the only
safety of people:
London is not new 10 me. was
here twenty years ago; and am now
looking OH the city without any OF the
excitement OF first view. Besides |
am looking at everything with much
older eyes, and with the s0berer feelings
Of much older man. As gaze at the
elaborate architecture and the overload
ed decorations Of ST. Paul's, Westminis-
ter Abbey, and the Houses of Parliament /;
at the costly palaces and parks, and the
liNeres and the equpages and then,
perchance, losing my way, gel into
some narrow and dirty street, where
squalor aud filth make me hold my
breath, where starvation and disease
make me shudder, new and very grave
questions are forced home to my mind
aud to my heart. What of all this tin.
sci, and show, and waste; this filth and
penury, and famine? What of this type
OF civilization? Is this Christian land?
What OF this long agony of the poor, the
vrtuous and Christian poor, prOtraci ed
through centuries; aud the needless
waste of the rich? My heart exclaims.
"How long, o, Lord how long T. | am
not socialist of the Partisan type; far
- I II 1
words as these, I" He that having this
worlds goods, and seeing his brother
hath need shutteth up his bowels of COM
passion, how dwelleth the love of God
in him !" Is there not type of social
ism-the New Testament type-which
the Christian world does not vet under
stand Is there not in the New Testa-
ment a type of radicallsm which is des.
tined completely 20 overthrow, either
gradually or by sudden revolution, the
present development of our so-called
Christian civilization? Such questions
may appear TO some persons very foolish
and impcrtinent; but they have often
forced themselves upon my mind, and
never more torcibly than here in Lon
don. The careful observer, will, | think.
find three things very fully developed
here, perhaps more fully than anywhere
else in the world; poverty aud wretch
vdness, bYth with and without vice ex-
travagan; luxury; and thirdly, Christian
activity of the highest type, joined with
rare selt-denial The daily sight of all
these three moral forces, working side
By side, and developing their utmost en-
ergy. is certainly suggestive of serious
thoughts and questienIngs.