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EYE, EAR, LUNGS, HEART, THROAT
]. -. "a. AND CATARRH. ......

The mary wonderful currs pesfo, med by
Dr.. Bort on the above diseases III this city,
and in many instances when all hope Of re-
covery by those diseased had been dispaired
Of. stamp him among the first physicians
and surgeons in his professien. Or. Boris
in6rmary and constellation rooms are located
on the corner OF North Thru sud Vine sts.,
where he can be consulted daily 81. Louis
Dcig Republican, Asqsss 30, 1855.
Remarkable Case Of CaiaTrh OF
Years standing Cured.-With pleasure
can recommend Dr.. Bortto those af1icted, as
/ have 'been a1great sufferer With disease
called Catarrh for many years, and for three
months previous 70 APPLYING to Dr.. Bort, !
tressed. As soon as commenced treatment
with DR.. Bort, began improving, and at this
time l feel entirely free from the disease. 1
havs, previous to applyiug to DR.. hort, en-
deavored to obtain relief from every known
source. Those afflicted in these ways would
do well to consult DR.. Bort 1T oEce. sf
J. PIPE. Steamboat Cabin Builder, No.
IS Leves street. S.. Louis. ss3ra IS s.s.ls IS
Healing Power Of Eclecticirn. --As
Demon ssvoted on ouer 7seefbes 1komsasd hsaljds,
by DIR. Bort, of N Y.-fherv il q healing
ihousanas m tAis eity, after al other sye-
t. ms have BEEN exhausted; q phySician who
is curing, and further pBedSinK himself to
cure, nearly ell cases have bafled the skiil OF
Hundreds Of medical men in ali past ages and
| even bids defiance to all moderB practice;
1 and lastly there is physician Who can pro.
duce thousands Of certificates from some Of
| the most .reliable individua1s in the city, az
we'll as elsewhere, who have been positively
and permanently cured after all other treat-
ment- aftert the most eminent medical men
had failcd! Yes, verify, and that physician
lis DIR. Bort, whose infirmary IN located on
the corner Of Third 4 Vine sts., 81. Louis
Dr.. Bort, we verify believe, has cured ,nlors
chronic cases in the past four months, in st
4 Louis than all the medical men who have ev.
4 er practiced their professions here for those
diseases. He makes as specialities, viz: Dis
eases of the Eye, Ear, Lungs. Throat and G =
1 tarfh. This assertion may f06k IKE boAeting
but nevertheless, II il true; snd n yca doob
4 Il, consult few Of the persons whose Ger
tificates in full synopsis sre 10 BE- found il
4 the columns 81 this paper for the god 81 M
{ uianity. -&. Louis Doity Dispdtok, August ~
Z 1885. s e. 5sHs x1s ThRe &c 9saF sis /
+ DIR. BORT, one Of our mont sta,fai ply
clans and .spEGeons, viii ofer bis services
twhile be remains, 70 The Blil6 apd Deaf, IN,
be will perform every ope1il3on sGponsth
; Eye and Ear which the science 81 the old IN
new. worlds have shown TO be edvisable; an
lsvili I4ye al new aqd eQcient hbtrHSq2n6 IN
remedies as used in the best institutions q
!. Germany, France, England and this country
I 4 fun supply 81 medicines b hand, an
, that too, of the choicest, Of which DR.. Boz
: prescribes to his patients. Consultations
lfree.--N.. Y ,Aedieol ard &srsieel Jos,rot.
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The extensive use OF these watches Tor the
last hfteen yesrs by kahway Sonqnctors. En-. !.
glnee rs ana Txpressmen ,fheA most exactsne :
oil watch wearers' has thoroughly demonstra,
ted the strsngln. sieaainess, dufap,iity ana {
ACCURACY oitee Naitham Wstch ~ satisfy
that class N ar these resper's Is 20 aee'de
ihe question IS u the zeal Ealee q these lime,
More than50o<0o9i of there watches: are
,now speaking Tor themselves ~ the pockets
OF the people-a proof and guarantee OF Their
superiority over all others. s1tts9
The superior organization and great extent
Of the Company's " orks At Walth an, enables
renders competition futile, and those who I
bny any other watch merely pay from. q e.
50 per cent. more for their watches. than Is
necessary. -
/ These time pieces combine every impaare-
ment that a long experie9ea has ProyeG o.
real practical use. Having had the refusal Of
nearly every invention IN v afch,making ORG
those were nnaity adoPteds whien ses ere tess-
ing by the most skIlilnll artisans IN our
works, and long use on the partofthe pubic,
demonstrated 70 be essential 20 acnsrecs and
Among the many Improvements We would
PARTICIPANTS: oh aaS tsh ~ ~
Re The invention and use OF ascentre pinaon
of peculiar construction, to prevent damage
! to the train BY the breakage of main springs,
| is original with tie American Watch Ccmpa-i
| ny, who, having had the refusal OF AL other
contrisances, adopted Fogg's patent plnlon a.
being the best and fsuitless. - s
Hardened and tempered haiv-springs, now
| universally admitted by Watchnakers 20 oe
the best, are used IN all grades OF Waltnam =,
Watches. 80 80" aa@1 50 III
All Waltham Watches have do .proofca
protecting the movement from dust, ana iss-
4 senlng Tue neSe e y ahe irequehs "A1
- a.. -. l.vl.s.
uus pAsos sssm :l.a $3.50 ~, .s's
or,aat ;ponrovornnnt m anvL sfpfn-windinr
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3 TO THE WORKING CIIASSs--We are now
prepared tolurnish all classes with constant
employment at home. the whole. OF the time
or for the spare mon-ents. Business new.
light and proitablee Persons of either sex
easily earn from 50c.t So per evening", and
proportional sum BY deroting. their whole
time 10 the business. Boys ard girls earn
nearlya smuch az smena That ali who see
this notice may send their address, and test
the business, we make the Unparalleled offer:
no such as are not wen sAatisfied, we will
,sendssl topay for thssrps bic Of writing.-
Full particulars, q valuable sample which
win do foscommenc &c work on, and a copy of
NE Peoptss Literary CSmPunios-oi,s oaathe
Largest and best family nsrspspers ever pub
4 ished-an sent free BY nail. Reader, i you
want permanent, profitable work, address
syef73 sEy G. fALLkNa& CO., iAngnatAE Naine.
gk9-4ws Eane Igg9wn;rgu All ssFgff 80
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State of I1adiaNa, So
Wayne County.
Mda G. CArfallvs TlwiS w ea.eslIS
In the Wayne Common Pleas Court,
SIS.

IN Tue Wey1e l0mmon Ile4s V0urts
'5s. April fsrn, 4. Dals7i. ~ s.
Divorce No.sns - Be Il known, that, b
on this 14th day ef February 1871. The ahsve !.
named Plaintiff by9Walksr s Walker Attnf-fl
neys, filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Wayne Common Pleas CouEt, her complaint !
against said defendant, ipr khss aboye entitled
cause, together. Nth the rstprn ofthe Sher- 4
if on the Spmnsps issusd herein, that said i
defendant Edwin ". CARROLL i not resident
Of tho State Of Indiana. Said defendant, Ed
win w Carroll therefore Is hereby noti6sd
Of the fling and tendency Of, said complaint
against him and thar nnless he appear end
answer or demur thereto, ct the, calling q
the said cause on the second day OF the next
Term Of said Court. to be begun and held at
the 0onstHmsg ~ e4typville, eu tAefenr>A
Monday Or Aprh hext;s mid compfsfnt ana
the neitess ard thieys thsFqin conteiPsd sd
cause viii bs heard and det7nined il his abb
Witness WIN. W.. Dudley, Clerk and the
[StAL1 Seal Of sSid Uotrt, ~ Cyntsesillo,
$500 this 14tt day Of February, 1871.
WIN. w DUDLEY, Clerk. -
W2H6fs4 Walk A1Fx nGaJW 40 Av.1oS
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RAILROAD oTAx.AThe capplica-
ton FOR ! perpetual injdnction, ~
our fellow. citizen Maj. john, and
others. against the G. h. 4 FsHH.
Railroad, in regard 10 the special
tar voted by the people in this
(Wayne) and New Garden, Town.
ships, and ordered by the County
Commissioners to be placed on the
duplicate, has been taken for final
decision 70 the Supreme Court OF
the STATE In, the mean time, and
whilst waiting Tor the disposal Of,
the case BY THAT tribunal, our tax
payers IN these two townships, do
not feel like paying over to the
Treasurer this special Tax and
hence, On arra6g ement Will proba-
bly, be Sefectsd NTH that officer, to
give q receipt to each individual
paying Taxes. Il .fors State and
County purposes nnxoEPrIxa TIE
SPECIAL RAIIaoADrAx." We think
this form o. receipt embfices ev-
cry thing necessary, and is al that
the Treasurer, ~ N executive o6i-
Ger, could pesaibly do for the tenn
porary relief Of the taxpayer, pro-
vided the County Commissionsra
50 order. II does not release the
Taxpayers from this special Rail-
road tag; and, should the Supreme
Court Idscideathat the law, under
which the levcy fhas been made, Il
constitutional the claim 10 good
for the balance d the tsx, and viii
be collected, n this affGneemen1
is ensctsd, due notice thereon vii
be given next veal, : aat .babses
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two Of whom would be Democratic.
he ratio being cut down to about
thirteen thousand 90 as to insure
the gain of Democrat from these
two counties.
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- -5 81
Y An arrangement h. heen mAda
Nth N. panrsslvss;. S,oson ~, =.
picn s1o aoove- nameo company
becomes Tree from floating debt.
u In speaking Of this arrangement
she New York Herald OF last FRI
dsy week, says: eS
y To-day developed a sudden
n ns N r Columo BUS, Shlcago
from isA to % on vsrv hearr
transacticns. the DEALINGS. havino
been nearly 10000 shares. The
cause q the rise in this stock is
e PAalneo ~ : paragraph gwen 70
lreeks since r II. .ha rs aUvrr anO
ss6F tho lease 81 tie road by tho
Pennsylvania Central Company
q vas announced. The g. g. and |.
ana xi;.!;ssinn! 49, ~ n,s. .Gs .. 0nio
sjtion Of Which latter by the Bslti-
more and Ohio ,Raiirosd necessi-
sated the possession Of the G. c.
g sno l. 20 " - -: 81 NJ. eoaneesien to
onstntiSnss s'l = s my ' 49, ~ "
Is TSalpgS,.v,v.,;.oc.,.. p.;,.
road ! fy,,,,,,:,,; a,,n,,eao....,,. 49,,
athc5,ss;,,,, g,,.,,!..a.,.s.s.i-....,.. la. .
have ab,i;,tensl m. oys E.ro,>s.r
.teas,srso if,o,r s1ps;,.1 s,shlso ~
.,.es.;s -. -.
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E-49444=m |
NEW $50 G6LDa LOAN.
SAFE, pRorirxBIE pEiexANESri
iKvrXotrs ~ I
OysER FOE SALE AZ PAx Asp AccsUKp II.
Tkhssyk@9fxF
First Aort8ege Laua Grant >Gse Z
q sasEsa
Northern Pacific Railroad Go.

. These sopak 80 pecYeeq,arss ~ ktnse
eortgsge on kahfoad itseH, 70 rolf -
Aortaaec on W. esties Lad yGsept. heiuG
more .sean. swseeo Nok Iheosea9 Assss o.
Land 70 each n}eof koaA. ;.,. Sfn4
She frScsp.l And lateFeat aFe payable in Gold
the rnncipal At the end OF Thirty years,
ana the intesess demt- annoally, a the raes
81 onvEN AND InksE-Ixxzna PER CENT. Per
nm"uM.-sf h.e az . ssssE .xraS,f. s....F
dncy are issued y denominatsons OF $too
eo0o, $l,oOo, $4,000 and ~, 900. s~Sssss.s
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DR. s. FITCH.S Family Physi.
- clan; 80 pages; sent by nail free
Teaches how to cure all diseases of the per-
son; skin, hair, eyes, complexion Write to
TIA Broadway, New York. 49, 4w
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NOTICE 20 .HRllRs or PEFIrION
TO SEEG4 RIAL ESTATE. No.
1881.
State Of Indiana, Wayne County.
COuBrsOF COMnOa PLEAS. Y7T

Notice is hereby given that Joseph N. Bal.
Ciawson, deceased, has fled Bis petition -
sell the Real EstAte. Of the decedent. his
personal being Insufficient to pay his debts;
and that said petition will be heard ct the
next term or the Court Of Common P1eaS of
said w S1Sns y. DupAE jEYss Ji,s,eRHoia
James Perry, Atty. &C. 2. Wayne Co.
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NJOTfCE 10 Heirs, or Pet;tion to sen
III gA Il Real Estate: Iii i III 5

Notice is hereby given, that Elihu Morrow,
administrator, de-6onis-non, Of the estate Of
Joseph A. Lupton, deceased. has fled his Pc
tition 70 sell the real estate OF the decsdent,
his personal seiAts hsing insufficient 70 pay
his debts; and that said petition VIM Be heard
at the next term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Wayne County, Indiana.
w. w. DUDLEY, Clk C.C.P.
Feb. q, 1871. s'A@ ''9e so;swSs
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AeydlID oUACKs.aA Victim u early
~ indiscretios, sCaasf6a nervous dsbassy,
permatu,e iscag, &.,f4sxieG tried lin vaih
every advertised remcd has simple means
81 seIf-cure, which he will send free 70 his
70 Nassau St, New. Iofkri aid blasfa'4t
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DR.. Bort win. ifSreqnessed, visit any par,
Of the country or city BY special appointment,
those whose health precludes them making q
visit at his Office. TERMS REASONABLE.
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DIED.

Friday, the Path ult., after Iinvering ILL
ness from spinal affection, Beulah Elizabeth,
daughter of Aaron and Mary Anus Pitman,
in her I'D year.
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n Go to 22S FOR sfobacco af,d 81
CARS. j. f. Tiff has always the
best.
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Two Terre Haul ladies recently
pswned their babies for . couple
Of drinks.
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Poor. FtsaSs 3 debt o. four
biliopss and shslf! This includes
he old debt 81 - 700, 600, 600, the
lindsmnseybsf ea,ooo, 600, 900, and
shout ssSee, eoo. eco cost otNation
a ,deisnss ass.S!pst Piussia. Then
tho Ices q property in the va, and
lives upcnIseequsfed Towns md
eiAAA lis sid that Rsthshild
apsops6ssoto makb . loan AoSFransd
O. ftky che fsNdennisy. a9t % dssEd
akruSan ~ l., +. = Ea -
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Three young ladies in Allegheny,
Pa, advertise for three young gen
tlemen to take them out during the
winter. They furnish tickets and
car-iarc, and supper at homo after
ward. We fancy their wants will
be supplied.
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:. e ts'b !! . SCI Tablets,
. Prenafedaa BY Dr.. Wells.


The most important discovery of the age is
this wonderful Healing and Cleansing agent
10, 10 o az Scf SS hp.rse-
ness, CataFrh, Aathma Dryuess oftffs Threat
or Windpipe, dtseassa Of the Lungs and ~
ailirritatien Of the mueuoaa membrane. es ~.
All voeslists and pnblic speakers who speak
and .sing without IelEofts me- othese Tablets,
their easet in cieaEisg the vciesis simply ss-
tonishipg - can be shown By numerous or.
tlneaeeSs isaats8 IA siss& spnh sge ssakEsasI y
DR.. Wellss Csrb0lic Tablets saa
act directly ON the mucuous membrane and
shonfd be promptly and freely taken in MI ex-
posture or Violent change Of weather, ~ they
equalize the Circulation Of the Blood and thor
ward Oh all tendency to colds and Lung diff
cuky. 81 DFa S1a&s 3ay III Z q.
The proprietor would say, all first class
medicines hsve their imitation, and they would
CAUTION s ss.;4s. p inposis
ton ~ haying other medicines thrust upon
them in place ofthese admirable Tablets.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, "a Platt St-,N. Y. Sols
AgsnA BOLD DYDRC0GISTA Price =
cents box. 49-4w
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We saw a farmer last week who
had raised last season, ear town,
5000 bushels of corn on about If
ty. eight acres, an average of eighty
six bushels to the scre. At forty
cents the product from fiity-six
acres would be $4,000. Good e.
nough. Let US hear from some Of
our farmer friends on this subject.
Fl Palladium. -eA4 ii
II the above is true Richmond is
not the town referred to. But 9
subscriber OF the Herald did raise
10000 bushels Of corn on 160 acres,
fattened and sold 200 head Of hogs
and has now 5000 bushels in his
cribs Herald. g a97asoao 7e y
aoYou did not copy us correctly,
yet we will meet you. We can not
conceive how 10000 bushels oil
corn from 100 acres is better
crop than 5000 bushels from S.
ceres. Twice SIS is only 1l6, which
would bring your 10 600 bushels o
corn, with a acres 70 spare. Well
will you acknowledge the corn?
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I2.OO0 NpA4ERx !eeowr
'6R HfaHseO0ls
AZ the "SylSs,hghS Ns+ssyiss !, q
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SYMoPslsa OF COUNCIL PRocasD-
INGs -On Tuesday night last, an
ordinance was introduced and
passed the. 70 Council, prohibiting
minors from playing billiards, UNI
less they have the written consent
Of parsnts or guardians |; which, on
motion ofaW. T. Dennis (ssys the
Telsgram) wss ordered to be prin-
ted in the Democrats Herald. sls.t
Resolutions passed indefinitely
postponing the purchase of steam
fire engines, and notifying the
manufacturers, who had been inyi-
ted to q trial Of machines on the
21st instant, Of the passage Of the
resolution; also, for the appoint
ment Of . committee of five--t three
Councilmen and two gcitizen-tax-
payers, to investigate the subject
OF Introducing the Holly system Of
Water Works, and report the full
result OF said investigation, dc. !,
and appropriating tone hundred
dollafs to defray necessary expen-
sss ofsaid committed. n s4tfas o
The ia committee arc: Messrs.
Peterson, j. NJ. Gaar, and tThos.
w. Roberts from the Council !; and
Aessrs. A. r. Scott and Oliver
Butler, from citizens. lan7s1zo 8
IAN abatement Of taxes ON Thos
Mason's property destroyed by
hfe,1 was asked for, and petition
referred 70 Committee on finance
nChief ofEPolice reported 26 ar
resss during last month ; ~ desti.
int persons provided with lodg.
ings, and 678 gates closed.
Balance reported by Treasure
On hand, 95,4749 A.. 10 aaas7B
cd . .s>--- s5
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The lAx,Telatipe to the collect
ion oil, State and County taxes hav-
ing been changed and the County
Treasurer being bound under hea-
" penalties 10 execute the same. It
being bis. lutysto carry out the LEI
ter Of the law. Therefore, al tax
payers will take notice that il taxes
are not paid, On FOR before the l7th
day Of April neks, they will be de-
clared delinquent and the penalty
added. Il HAS been customary
heretofore to return She Townships
in alphabetical order, thus extend
ing the time some weeks in B some
townships Under the present law
the penalty will be added on al
taxes remaining unpaid on the eve
ming OF April 17th. In NO case
will any taxes be held over. AS
the time II now short, tar pay ers
win do well 10 settle soon and
avoid the crowd and delay attend
ing the last few days. Delinquents
win be charged with the expense
Of collection in addition to the pen
atty ~ sss49 edi - NJ iseui
aW .e4saw yrsvJoHn SIN.
2-wrcsff,a ads ~ Treas. w. G.
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INCORPORATES IS Gi
NILSSON BOQUET.
THE NEW PERFUME. 49-4w

SELLTREES = Canvassers Wanted
y in every County. Send Ten Cents for
Directions. w. F. HElKES' NURSER-
les, Dayton, Ohio. enss sae ~ 4s-a l'V
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On our last Page will be found an excellent
article, giving valuable information regarding
these profitable savings Institutions, and to
which W call special attention. sassna4ed
We have i've or sixof these sAssocistions in
our city-all in fourishlng condition. The
Pioneer is the irst that started, and the fol-
lowing u VIE lsrst annual report Of its Sec
sstsry, M. Hills, to whom We are inhabited
The New York herald., 1871-07-31
BROoKLYN CHURCHES.



Tho Cruclnxlon Dcn nsustrsting the savisar's
ChRracter-Sernon By tho Rev. MIR. sch0-
Vile.
The Rev. Mr. Sohov,lie son-in-law Of Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, occupied the pulpit In Plymouth
church yesterday morning. Tho church was very
sparsey attended, and presented different appear
from what 1t does when Mr. Beecher Is present.
The Rev. Mr.. Sch0vle is from Chenango county,
New York. He Is about forty years OF age,
little below the average height and Is rather
thin. He has q good delivery, and during
his discourse yesterday was listened to with marked
attention He selected for his text the second verse
OF the nineteenth chapter OF The Gospel according 10
John.
s'HE BOWED HIS HEAD
and gave up the ghostn His discourse was upon
NE cruclnxlOn OF Christ and the wickedness OF the
people past and present, and this subject
was very ABLY handled Tue character OF
the Saviour, the purposes OF HIs coming to
the earth and me whole Oh cot OF His
being was shown by His death. He was or ,cined
that He was the son OF God, out in Ills death was
found the test OF His divine character The reverend
gentleman thought that the people OF the present
time are just wicked aS they were In the days Of
the cruci1xi0n, and arc bad enough to
TAKE THE LIFE OF JESUS
II ne was living now. Il Pontius Plate was
wanted now he could easily 90 found. And IN his
opinion there were many wh0 If they would not
XIII Jesus themselves, would Tor little gain, sane
ton It. The life OF Jesus perfectly consistent
from HIS cradle to His grave, and yet there were
men now who DOUBTED that lie was divine Oeing.
would do the same at the present tame as WAS done
at the crucl1XiOn.
The New York herald., 1871-07-31

Belief is from the intellect; trust Is from the anec
uons ana Will We believe on the ground OF eyl.
neiee We trust on the ground OF character. We
then showed that the person to oe believed on must
sauo III some personal relation to us and offer him.
70 70" s 10 some way OF service; Christ stands
sinner can Change It. ana 'ehas0n has aussIIat sns 1s
Canning because II involves reiecIion and
hatred OF CHRIST, for as long as he rv,ecta
make errng man understand tins duty com mands
"Delieve on the Lord Jesus Christi The difference
between believing In and OH CHRIST was illustrated
accidental drowning. A passenger ABOARD believes
N the buoy; one adIift believes on It by graspinn
anu cunning TO . Tneie IS great deal OF believing ID
ana ABOUT CHRIST; but 10 believe on tine Lord Jesus
cnrst T demands intellect. affection and will, 80,
Witn the heart man believeth." An acceptance OF
cnrs. i0r az that for which he offers himself to u.
&c. Taese positions were varlousIy illustrated.
NOuce third reward-"Deieve ON the Lore
Jesus christ ana thou shalt be saved.v The slgnln.
cance ol some words can only be estimated under
the pressure OF circumstances Lost and saved-it
human lite and the words intensive as the vain
alton rises. shlDwreck. and the crew lost or
saved. But 1t Is soul. what shalllr profit man
II ne gain the whole world and lose his soul rf
Again the significance Of words is estimated by con.
trasts 'LOst ana saved ~ Lost alienation from
God; earthly. sensual. deviLsn, spiritual death.
banlshment from God; no return way: Every
af1liated with God; heavenly, spiritual, sanity;
divine life In the soul begun fellowship with God
"Sayed !" These reflections were elaborated and
We have found that belief includes a1ectl0n ana
will among Its essential elements as saving exer-
else Of the soul. What deeper, stronger nODier mo.
making its appeal to the affections and WHIP We
answer. Christ's disintsrested love. ave love Him
because He first loved us.r Tnts thought was
plicaon OF the trulh OF the text, "Believo on tue
L0r0 Jesus Christ and thou shalt be Saved.u