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Sept ;, ls10-6u

N0ES SUPER-PIIOSPHATE.
E; Frank Goes Ammorated Bone Super Phosphate.
For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this eX-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders which were ag.
sravated by the scrofu-
lous contamination until
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[ Nhestnut Rails and Posts.
" For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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PREPAID BY
DIR. J. G. AVER IL CO.. Lowell. Mass,
Practical aud analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,

Snd Ivy II. H. MITCHELL. Elkton, and all Dir, rGists
AMI i"alcrs every wh3r". Nov II, E10-ly
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Food for observation-disclosures.
"A deer country.-A stag nation.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We will send handsome Prospectus of our NEW ILL
rR.TEp FAMILY BBLY. containing 200 fine Script
ILLUSTRATIONS, TO any Book Agent, free of charge.
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING Co, Plla Pa
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The Hand in Hand Mutual Life
Insurance COnnDu1in

Or In N0n per day and no risk. Do yam want a stIs-
OJ III OLU ton salesman home to intro
duce strand WHITE WIRE CLoTH;s LINE t. last
forever Don't miss this chance Sample free. Address
HUDSON RIVER WIRE WoEks, IS William St. n. or IL
Dearborn ST., Chicago. Ill. f3A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-02-13

PROPOSALS will be received at the
office of the Mayor OF Worcester, until the 18Th day
of February, Tor furnishing and Seting Granite Wall
Curbing and Steps on High School Lot. in Worcester
Plans and specifications can he at the Office of
Building.
The Committee the right to reject any or oil
proposals, as the interest of the city may require.
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General Agents for New England.


FOR SALE BY
RICE az within G, Bankers, Worcester.
GEORGE Il. WOOD, Cashier,
NATH'L PAINE, " &"
6. Il. MERRILL. "
j &. FARNUM, "
HENRY A. MARSH,
u. Il. HAMILTON,
II. w. HAMMOND, Treasurer,
SPENCER, VILLA az CO., Boston.
FOGG kROS d. BATES,
HEAD ~ pertains, &"
RICHA RDSON, HILL az CO.,
Il. ROLLINS, MO RISE az CO., 4"
ATT GOD a CO.,
HUBBARD BROS. 81 CO.,
BEOsA rs RIOS,
STONE d. DOWNER,
f. a. HAWLEY a. CO., 4"
j. ID. ST q RrEVANT, "
GEO. ". WARREN 81 CO.,
Vi whom pamphlets and information may be obtained
AFTER A CAREFUL INVESTIGA-
TION OF THE MERITS OF THE BUR.
LINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND
MINNESOTA RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, WE CAN CON-
FIDENTLR RECOMMEND THEM AS
A SAFE AND DESIRABLE INVEST
MENT.
TOWER, GIDDINGS & TORREY.
BREWSTER, SWEET & co.
ia9l
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VVHE UNDERSIGNED have this day
Il formed copartnership, under the firm OF W. =.
DANIELS 81 Co.. and will continue the Lumber Business
w p. DANIELS,
W. H. SAWYER.
Worcester, Feb. I'd. 1871. d3tF rs
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nISSOLUTION.-E EARLE retires
~ from the firm of T. X. EARLE & Co., from and
after this date by mutual consent, his interest having
ceased by limitation. EDWARD EARLE,
T. X. EARLE.
THOMAS EARLE.
WorcestpY Feb
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PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
c p Morrison
q chOrus-"Glors," from Z j Mass. Mozart
D. Ballad-Fily Mayolneen; Benedict
l. Trio-Thc Violet Curschman
Miss vary Burt and Mrs Annie Hobart.
Q. Solo and ChofuS-"But who shall see p" Moore
I. song"Impaticnce. Cursclunan
g. Trio-Believe me Verdi
Miss II. j. McKenni Messrs Nj. A. Power and NJ. Glare.
3 Due'see n Pa' anS ssn@
10. Chorus-"Agnus Del" from % Mass. Haydn
PART II.
l. Organ Voluntary. -,
2. Chorus-Tramp Chorus. Bishop
senior ChOirs
,. Song cruiske n Lawn
Ms Mary Burt.
1. Duet-In the Starlight Glover
Miss j Hlg lins and Miss Annie Flynn.
Miss Mary Burt Mrs. Ann Hobart, Messrs. NeTigan
and COman.
6. chOrusNOw the ron q the lively drum. DOnzetti
Senior Choirs.
I. Song-Robn Adair
and ON ws ass IN F EsSer
O. sOns-Erin shall be free Hayes
Mr. Nj. CT re
10. Pot Pourri of National Airs by the Senior AMI
Junior Choirs cont ined, max ne Grind Chorus Of
$50 voices.
TICKETS IS CESTs-,o be had at the following
places o. business M. A. Power, cor. Gre aud
ter sts; NJ. s. McConvi les, Irumbull Square; Thos
Aionahan's, 295 Main st; ?. T. Red cans arsen.'s
Block and ut the Box Office OF the Hall on the night Of
Doors open at halfpast 6-Concert commences at a
~ he ano used on this occasion is from the cele
brIted mandatory of Ch,cker1ng y Co, kindly "
.05s Main st. dat fiji
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NEW 7.3O GOLD LOAN.
SAFE! PROFITABLE! PERMANENT!
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NOTIFICATIONS Papers hung to order
kear the Notre Dame Church, No. Park 81,
am o. y. WITHERBX
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@attbes, gtmelrp, 1T.
TONES!

We are Just Recei0ing Uery large stock of
fine Watches, including the neo, fine STEM
WLNDER WALTH4M Va ITCH, thefnest and
most perfect match made. also the new Full
Plate Stem Winder, ,ohich for medium price,
SurpaSseS all others for fine time Keeping, and
the new Waltham BOYS Watch, achich is a
reliable Increment in small size. Also a fine line
of SWISS WATCHES, at Very Lou Prices,
(The trade supplied at 1oDest jobbtng rates.l
We are receiving large stock of SILVER
PLATED WARE, in neU designs, from VII
cor Silver Plate Co., acknowledged Equal if not
Superior II, quality and finish to any in the
market, and the only make guaranteed Quadru-
pie Plate. We are sole agents in Worcester.
Our large stock Of Je,celry, Clocks, &C., will be
sold at Very Loeo Prices.
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First Through Line Across the State
FIRST MORTGAGE
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds

which are issued upon this road, limited In
to $4,000 per mile whe many roads issue from $4,000
to S4OOO0 and offered 30 and accrued interest," In
currency. About two millions and half of these bonds
have already been disposed Of leaving but small bal
ance unsold which are being rapidly TAKEN
The most experienced 1nanciers agree that FIRST
MORTGAGE BONDS, to a limited amount UPoN
FINISHED RAILROAD, which Is well located for business
are one of The very safest forms of investment.
Parties desiring rstclass security, based
upon railroad practically done, and in the hands OF
leading capitalists who have large pecunary and bust
interest in its success, will well to apply at the
office of the Company, any of It's advertised agent
for pamphlet and map, showing the characteristics OF
the enterprise.
Holders Of Government Bonds may exchange them
for Central lowas at larSe present profit, beside
handsome increase Of interest for long term of years
rites making such exchange will receive for each
$1,000 Bond 81 900 Central Iowa bon, and the follow
ing difference cash ess the accrued interest in
rency upon the latter bOnd and In annual interest this
cacuaton being based upon market prices of February
lat, 1871:
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90 and Accrued Interest in Currency

The last rail of hs important roai was laid on the
18th OF January, thus completing the enterpr and
establishing connection between st. Paul and St Louis
90 mile shorter than any existing route ami g. miles
than any contemplated route between the
points;
by this line also the distance from Chicago to the great
grain ne DIS of Mnnsot is shortened = miles, trans
The First Mortgage Bonds ASSUME therefore at once on
the completion Of TIL Inc position cqul in intrinsic
Illinois Central any other First Mortga Bonds OF
COMPLETED trunk lines not one of which sell below par
amounting on, TO $4,000 per mile on line OF road
which has cost $4,000 per mile The balance having
Deen supplied by liberal subscriptions to the stock at
par made by wealthy farmers ami parties intel ested
aons the line, an by similar subsenptlors the par
OF towns and counties ruts III which The Road passes,
which have opted this system giving therad rather
than Issuing town and county bonds.
The earning the Road in its incomplete state and
while deprived entirely OF through connection have been
amount of he Mortgage Bons ater drducjing opcrat-
ing expenses No Road in the United States show
this lucrative way trafc tho profits which will arise
from the trans ora ion OF the vast wheat crop North
er1 Iowa and southern Minneso a, all Of A5hich mast
showing which will give large Dividends on the stock of
hol err heretofore The privllc which attaches to
the Bonds Of conversion into stock at par will shortly
hssue praeucal value as by TIL privilege the Bond
no ers WILL BY the conversion be entitled to share in
any excess of earnings which may accrue to the Road
Inc company has made extremely favorable arrange
ments Tor mel lit an passenger traffic with the Chicago,
rangements will adj largely to the profits Of the Burng
toni edar apids and Minnesota road, as well in
frs s talc reee pl 81 me q a. Y X H. mas
nss realizei from the business with the b. C. Il. ~
20 tor investment in the bonds of the latter company.
This arran cement secur practical consolidation of
the Two cOnpa les and makes the Chicago Burlington
and Quincy company pernanvny interested in the Bur
ingOn, Ce lar Rap and Minnesota road by running
arrangements with and investments in the first mortgage
bonds of the latter
small amount 900 in all, of the Issue yet upsold
are still offered at the subscription price of 80 accrued
interest in currency. Although the Company feel
anted in the present condition of their affairs in advanc
ing the pce Of their bonus yet they have concluded to
continue the the n
price as heretofore in order to effect rapid sales and
thus free themselves Immediately from all floating in
debtedness
Ali marketable securities taken in exchange, free OF
Commission and Express charges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

III anything was wanting to show the unhappv
Condition Of France it s supplied BY the fact
mat the terrible wind bag Gen. Cluseret. of
New York notorety, is minister of War" for
the Pans insurgents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

n Texas paper reports that Gov Davis ba.
promised to order An election of Congressman
and other officers in August, if the State Lsris-
!sture does lot provide for one sooner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25
~ WE WOULD GALL ESPECIAL ArrHS.
- ton % the PAINT ELINTRIN CInriK

~ WE WOULD GALL ESPECIAL ArrEN
u2 tion 70 the PATENT ELEOTRlC CLoOK
ADD HOUSE BELL. Tn. simplicity and com pIos-
Europe. where il has been used Tor years, as a
complete success, as wen as in this County in navy
ErSss recently The cost 10 no, higher than the Old
The Electrician and workmen have b,en brcu ght
ao,S co. Lon knrope,so a. to secure thorough work
"A simple touch on knob IL sufficient to indicate
tneNants O the occupant Of q room and by the at
tNhment OF q cord conveyed tn the bed, an invalid
house. "' p " 80
THE ELECTRIC CLOCK.-One regulator ~ilI
run any number OF Clocks in a city, by which the
eIpen Sc an d tn u bic OF attention is avoided
TEX ELECTRIC BURGLAR ALARM-Im
uiate NORGE given OF entrance by door window Of
any building renders II inv valuable for PRIVATE
hhslDknCEe, BANKS and PUBLIC BE Id
ih9s Cuttirg the wire will not prevent the alarm
Our tnsti umsnt is most simple and costs Nifty Der
cent less than the old inyebiiJn
ne COnl pany Will also furnish Magnet Electric
Ieiegraphs, WORKING without BITTER. very use nj
instruments for con muni alton between Residences
- business estsblislmsnts
The -,nsnv sas exclusive control Of the patent
in the Cnt.ed States
Letters should be addressed to " WALL Presi-
cent, Boom No. =, Shepherds Building. 9USh
r. nnsyIvsnia ave Ne, Washington, d G., VIII re
the WORKING OF the instr unlents may be seen.
NH lS-lswtf
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who Shall be the Caaaid.,er

Two Of the morning papers are discussing the
i<bIl.ty OF particular candidate for delegate
70 Congress, and ore OF them holds that he
should not be nominated, because, with other
reasons. be Is Incapable OF securing the support
necessary % compete successfully with the
strength Of the opposition. This of itself we
thiak is Sufficient reason, in the case OF this or
any ether candidate. The republicans must
nominate 10 elect; not 10 CRAFTY the personal
aspirations OF any individual. The candidate
must be one Who can secure not only the votes
OF ultra paTjizsns, but also of the large num-
Der who world prefer TO vote for a republican.
bat will not 10 So If the candidate il a mere
trading politician 10 secure their support he
must be man Of character and ability. and
sufficiently identified with the community and
acquainted with its needs to be able to defend
AMI urge District Interests with force and in
te.lgence- IL will be all tho better if he is nat
n pushing ssPirant for the position, and n
should certainly be fatal to the candidacy of
any man IL he seeks to secure a nomination nv
manipulating ward meetings in WAY 70 still,
the voice OF the thoughtful and Intelligent
voters, who Will be needed on election day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25
DRUPUsALs FOE ICE .

TREASURY pEpARraENr. March ., ISL
Sealed Prsposals to furnish Ice Tor this Depart.
ment for the leriod Of year from the LIST day of
April. 1871. viii be received until L O'Clock noon.
MARCH BOTH, 1871.
such Ice to be Kennebec Tee of the FIRST quality or
Ice equal thereto, clear and free from and drt
to contain 10 lbs 70 the ton and to be deliver in
be required.
No proposals. win be entertained unless accom-
the contract.
All proposals to be sent to the once Of the Chief
for Ice"
nh N-st J.H.sAvILLE, Chief Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

As Governor Holden claims that the two
thirds vote OF the North Carolina Senate by
which he was impeached was not a legal one IL
- probable that the case will go before the
United States Supreme Court. Seven of the
Senators who voted for the impeachment are
said to be disqualified under the fourteenth
amendment and by the fifteenth section of the
enforcement act Of last year any person know
ingly accepting or holding Office under the
United States. or any State, who is ineligible
under the third section Of that amendment. mr.
shall attempt to exercise the duties of such
office, is liable to trial in the United States
courts for misdemeanor, and, on conviction. tn
Imprisonment Of not more than one year, or of a
hne of not more thane 900, in the discreton Of
the court The seven ineligible Senators are
necessary 70 make the txo-thirds to convict ON
articles OF Impeachment. The Lieutenant Gov
eTnor. Mr.. Caldwell, who has become the acting
executive, Is native OF the State and a mSder-
ate republican, with great decision of character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

Ii may surprise some readers To know tia, the
oie2nder. so popular a. a house and gar5a,,
pant, Is extremely poisonous. DIR. L. L. Weigh,
IN communication TO the BelIefontsine Col n,
publican, says that he was called TO attend +,
child q few days ago who had eaten some sm,u
fragments Of an Oleander bush that hs, been
clipped OF. The symptoms were sudden and
violent, and the result nearly fatal. Deatblv
prostration, sunken eyes, great pallor. ipcssSant
vomiting, extreme thirst. and purging we're the
predOminating symptoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25
fF,r rss ErsniHy Sta-.l

US
notice having appeared in yosr paper that
bad been charged With the larceny Of pocket book
.eOutsnIIg s III, desire il TO appear in the same
way 90 the public that the charge il totally ground.
less, "a the examination before the court clearly
established, aud &C further Showed that the woman
y no made it was lsboring under the widest delu-
s'on or Was sctusted by motives not easily dsfna-
bic. she purchased nothing at my stall. and did not
take out her pocket book, a. was clearly shown nv
two witnesses, and when asked By Mr.. Gasssuhei-
mer where she lost il, and how much money 1t con-
taiL,d, she aid she aid not know she had lost
i, I'D that !; contained her market change. This
suT lsS4' Is pretty Considerable smoaat for
market change.
dI4 not think It uee,ssary to make the foregoing
st'ement, and would not have done so but that
many who have read The notice, and who are
here % n sSs S.
who know NE, 1 fear nothing Yours,
SAMUEL sHRkvR.
Nas1inglon, G., March 2sth. ISL. IL.
|" GBAND TEMPERANCE RALLY
h,PUBLIC TKMPERANCE MEETING will, bs
6 dff OIGsi re su'Dcss Of he GENTRA GATH
Chareh, GnorfesoHn ., Us sN q 90 rIEi2lty
..-fs b Rev E F & .5S
The several Catholic Temperance Societies are re.
ssas 40 w.. ,CJp out SrO%p and in ia force The
FULLY invited. By order of the Union. m2i-st
1TkkGIsTEh's OFFICE,
~ WAsHINGrON, >. c., March %, Ill
No,ice ~ hereby given that MONDAY. April
vii exSire All Licenses issued by the Corpor-
sion OF me City OF Washington to the agents or
within me limits OF said corporation
All said Corporation Licenses ar hiring An said
date must be promptly renewed
deposits Tor Licenses to this Corporation are nov
by law made with the City Collector. by whom a
ate viii be given. upon which, when counter
signed by the Comptroller, the city Register viii,
Issue the license JOHN r. COOK,
nm - -lW City Register.
0TEDlTOR STAR Please Announce the nems
~ OF McCATHRAH o. q Candidate for the
House OF Delegate for the TWENTY-SECOSD
DISTRICT. lmz3eoH'I MANY VOTERS
~MAs0NIC.-A Special Uonvocation of "a
~ FAIkTTE X. A. CHAPTER, No s. will
be held on SATURDAY EyENING, March q At
81 oeIoek sharp, TO work X. A. degree. All X. A
hasons IN good standing are fraternarly invi cd.
ms 81 JOHN EDWIN MASON SEC
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n~CLAIMs OF SOUTHERN LOYALIsrs.

NOTICE
The Commissioners Of Claims, appointed undsr
the act of Consrs 81 OF March 5, 1871 ito receive
examine. and consider the justice and validity OF
such Claims As shall be brought before In ,m OF
those citvens who remained loyal adherents TO
during the war, for stores or supplies taken or
FURNISHED during the rebellion for the u,e Of
the amy OF the United States in States pro
caied ~ IN fnsurrectton against the United sta
includiDg the use and loss Of vessels or boats
while employed in the military service of The
nifed states, give notice that their 9 ssi0n.
Tor examining claims ard hearing the testimony o.
witnesses and other evidence thst may pe brought
before them IN support OF such Claims sill beg on
and Will be held in their Office at Washington ID
& The csses will be heard In the order In which
they are presented Petitions for che aiIov.n "a
Of claims may be presented to CHARLES = RFyI.-
u N, the clerk OF the commits nners At Washjro
ton. who will receive, file, aud enter Them upoa the
regis at the date and in the oder of al ON
The clerk will aiao furnish, upon Application III a
petitions for the allowance OF claims the
AveTmen.s the oath of the claim ants which n n.
accompany each petition, and the notices And Al ate
menis which must be appended.
A. D Adds.
J. b. HOWELL,
ORANGE FEkkISS.
u Commissioners of Claims
NANHiNSIoN, ID u, March %, 1871. NAL I'd
~SRCURITY IN LIFE INSURANCE Being
~ ~ the nrst Importance, the NORTH EST
I'm Tor the better protection of its policy holders
changed rs rate OF reserve to cent thus af rd-
ing on lMPhEGNABLE sECURITv for the payment OF
al policies Of the Company as they become claims.
Cmce D. Seven h street.
mha-u j. Y. KNIGHT, General Agent
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LOB RENT-Oo9forsabiy furniehsd RAkL0h
II end OHAnDKR4, IN 2 hoase With al modsrp
front; IN ths Btrst Ward: corner Ath and streess
Ho. 0006. &C Ardu
EOR RINr-six nne OFFICE Rooms In The
south ode fel0-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

ERED ZELLAB Dealer In all kinds Of Foreign
u apd Hsmeettc Binds, BIRD sIEDA(\
$50 Rsunsylvsnia avenue, south side. be- -
tween a and ~ strssts. mh a-lms ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

HIGH CHURCH AND Low CaU.cH.-rhe
rector, Dr. Patterson. and vestry Of st. Glenn
ents Church, tEpiscOpal,) Philadelphia, ara
widely at variance, in Consequence of the
formers doctrines and practices. The points
on which they disagree are said to consist of
auTlcuiar confession prscticed by the rector
ana his assistant prayers for the dead, mingIiny
OF water with wine in the celebration of the
communion, bowling and prOstTatiOns before the
altar, carving the banner In ordinary worshin
and wearing colOred stoles. The whole subiact
was referred to Bishop Stevens, of that diocese
who agrees with the yestry in cOndemning IL ese
practices, and couDsels their disturbances
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-25

No law was enacted during the last session of
Congress giving land bounties to soldiers who
served in the Union armies during the rebel
lion, the general impression to that effect rs-
sulting from the passage, in the House of Rep
resentstives, of a bill which failed in the Sen
ate. The only provision of the Homestead act
which does not equally apply TO citizens and
soldiers was passed in July last, and contained
section the effect of which is to give to soldiers
and sailors who served during the rebellion the
right 20 enter leo acres OF land, not mineral. of
the alternate reserved sections of public land.
a,o-g the lines of any one of the railroads or
other public works of the United States where
ever public lands have been or may be granted
by act OF Congress, held at 81 80 an acre instead
Of - acres. the maximum amount of thI, land
which others are allowed to enter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-02-10

A TRUE PHILANTHRoPIsT.- New
York correspondent of the Boston Jour
nal, speaking of Rev. DR.. Houghton,
says: Except the laborers at Five
FONTS, he is better acquainted with the
sorrowing ones Of New York than any
other clergyman. A distinguished or
ganist took to drink to such degree
that he was unfit for his position. When
everybody cast him off DR.. Houghton
took him up and tried to save him. For
several months he took care of him ON
Saturday nights, that he might be fit to
play on Sunday and not become a beg
gar. A clergyman of very brilliant tai
ents, of fine family connections, became
Incorporate, and was Stunned and dis
carded by all. In his distress and dis
grace he called on the benevolent cler-
gyman, who took him in, furnished him
with a comfortable room in the tower of
his church, gave him chance to reform
and held on to him to the last. Such a
man would allow no human being to
want for consolation Of religion while
living, nor would he wound the feelinps
OF relatives, however man might die"