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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
Railroads.

THR1lg a LINE ggTWEEn WIEHiEGT0
Trains between wsssiaSsos I'D Nv YsIE sIs 20,
re F6 ~ f2slis9y y VIZ vi Y .,,,,u, .s..,.
Lev. daily t'iOspt sunday asa m, !. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
La. Lave daily tsioO't ounasJj AZ a. m. I, and
ss,s for New Hofk Ats5o ,. NJ and PhllsdsiphA
s;ls.giat o.,, fer New York 9Bi n trails ouly.
Rae dh,oush gsists 2 Ph,lsdslgbm ~. YotE o.
See Bsiilmor. aBd Ohio Railroad Advertisement, ,o-
ga ss9e ~ w Rs.s''n "a'hins''P Syo'
- cotr assistant Master q TTsa,psTtsti5u.
GEO. $. KOONTz, Ascent, wsshiuE,on ms
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
T,,,,,.,..., NJ an, w.,.,islHIsoToE, E2y. s7a
=. 80 mAshlNGrUN AND TAX WEbT. are nov faB
-, FOR BALTIMORE,
bH,E' dai sIOsg, saqd,y a US. st, g. . and
'','' H. Ind Isl Wv VI ssf II 4fiH5s N
LH ~ dAiJ sIespt Sunday. ~ Sis, 6't5, a m,
o., E0R pRlSGiPAL WAY STATIONS
,5s ssG Rss; aiii.TS S G .nS J12S
-. :, Tor ANNAPOLIS.
to or from AnnAVoll, on suodaJ y A' '' 'D'
, ron ,BaGfiaHoRE.
Leave at a M. l. : rs, s -, And 4 "a D. m
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave A. 90 : m. and ~ y, N.
FOR ALL PARTS On THE WEST
$50 ., m. apd silb And D, m.
20 SATURDAY. a. b!lb, SIS n, and Z D. m
On bundAg At sis and .tb D. m onlT, con noctfBF
A. halAy Station With trains tro baltimore toWhso
inE, faftsfsburH Pittaburg, Ae.
Eor sttasburn and p9lnta between Rs'Ay House and
ia ssiSufs % %aS SSSSR.SHSs ~ Esls
uon train.
Through tohsts 10 the west can bs had a, IN.
Warrington Station Ticket once ali hours Ia the
For New York, PhlladslphIA and Boston, SEQ ad,or
THoB r. SHARP.
Assistant Master Of TTanspoTtatisa
l. N. OOLE, General Ticket agent
OK y. kQnETz. ueneral AGspk nos
WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD.
On .nd after October J. is71 the trains on thl, rO.
Tue mall train viii lssvs Alexandria daily, srcsp
bnndsy, A. $50 q m arrive at LsetburH At II . m.
And Hamiton A. II -. Leave Hamilton At ~ % .,
r. sna LsssbuIE A. y ~ D. And arrive ~ AlsIAn
ihs ssoons % alton tr.Iu will leave AIsIsBdrta
burg At III D, m. Leave LsesbaTE a a m and A..
rive A. AlsEAndfta a. ID a. IN.
The ~ . m tIAh from AisIAndriA and n 40 D. m
Train from Hamilton connect At HAmiton Nth
ksmp's daily line Of Coaches fs- PuTosiiVie, sniok.
ssyllls herryylis sad Winchester, Aiso, With
Ansta line q yoaehea unioh leave LsssburE daily
Communication hcksta, three osnts Per mile,
Annual uoketa, go. X. IL HANENER,
noyEd General Ticket Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19


TREAHuRY DEPARTMENT, November ., lb72 I
Sealed proposals. will be received Al this 0fos until
~ OF the 6th day Of Move nbsr, lB72, for furnish
Ing and delivering on the site Of the jail for the
District Of Columbia, reservation No IA say 400
cubic yards, more or less, Of Bubble Grant OF ben
Stone, quarter to DO bohd stones of length
equal to tho thickness Of the wallis and 10 contain not
lees than ton uOl cubic feet and stone 10 contain
lee, than one and one half ~ cubic feet, or q be less
than siI 20 inehss thioE, = be delivered In quar-;
titles subject To the order OF the and
At such times may be In his judgment requisite,
a. much may DO desired By the contractor.
A wharf will be erected the premises, the Of
which will be allowed the construction free Of charge,
Proposals will be made By the cubic yard, and the
material will be received BY weight the weight Of =
yard to be AsosTtalnod by the superintendent BY
measuring accurately and weighing the same.
All bids must be made on the printed form to be
obtAlned At this ONCE and must be accompanied ~ .
penal bond in the Of hVe thousand dollars h0OO)
II awarded him.
The right to rgtOot any or all bids Il reserved. -
Payments will DO made monthly, dtduoting ton Ool
Per cent. until the completion Of the oontrAet-
/ Proposals must be enclosed In . sealed envelope
ndorted Proposals. for Bubble stone for the New jail
| Of the District Of Columbia, |" and Addtealed to
A. b, hULLETT,
noy6td Supervising Architect.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
Carriages.
CARRiAGKs

TARRiAGKs UARRIAGEsIl
CARRIAGES II
On hand $4,000 worth Of new aud cillnlIy
second hand UArriAEe., light aud hOay, 9tlsl.
embracing all the latest styles, At tho
lowest cash DTleos RSpAlring promptly attended To-,
JOHN \. BRIDGET,
IdOSpennaylyAnia avenue,
Sodlm kHtablishsd 1882.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
L goFib0F has obtained from the supreme Court OF
the Diatrtgt q oolumbA, holding special term, lot
tara Of Standardization on the personal estate Of
THOMAS PRIGE, late Of Washes Ton county D. o.,
deceased. All peIaons having elhims Inst the said
deceased hereby warned To exhibit the came With
tho vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber, or before
the 18th day Of EoYemboT neIt, they may Otherwise
Given under mT hand this 18Th dsy q Hos(Pbsi,
Is7a BRIDGET PRIOF,
RoylSSOW'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
PRICE LIST .
COFFEE.

JAVA, tEsnuins Old Goyt) 800. EroSui $50. roasted
MOCHA, lin original bAlss,) zoo. 800.
PLANTATION IequAi TO Mocha, $50. 90.
MARtOAIBO, prime article, $50. BDo
RIO, $50. BOO.
All Coffee Roasted In Hyds's Patent Aroma Saving
Brownsr. and no Water used, thereby saving con.
sumsra Is per cont
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
GOVERNMENT sALE.


OFTtoE Posi- QUARTERMAHrER.l
COLUMBIA, y. o., OotobsT ab lb7a !
VIII be sold At public Auou n, At the QuATtormAa.
tors btorOhouHe, In Columbia, +, o. At 10 O'Clock, q
m, the 25th day Of November, lb72 large lot Of
stating Of Blankets BsdsAoha, Mosqaito Bars, Axes,
neTI OF nd II. Z. h. u. g kmr. 4. Y 81 N.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
DROPOSALs FOR FRESH BREF.

OTEICE or THK A. q. g., WmLET'R PnIETl
INV YoAK HAhhoR, Nov. 10, IGa
Sealed proposals., in duplicate, will be Tsosiysd at
this once until II =. NJ, DkOkhBHR 10, Ina for
furnishing the freah beat required By the subssnos
Department., United States ARM, At this station
during slG months, commencing JAnuATy !, l57A
Information 70 oOnditisna, quality Of beef, pay-
A. II. PAYBON,
noVl9 LIST lieut. Corps Of KnEinssrs, A o. b.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
NEW CROP TEAS,

and Of the choicest quality We make TFAs spe.
eiAlty Our facilities for purchasing are surpassed
BY no house In this country AND slnAled by few. Al
Tea sold ~ na We guarantees TO Gys tasfAetion. Pur
chasing In "ines" large Quantities aud from Tat
banda We arc enabled 10 supply the consumer With
TEAS from % TO 80 cents per pound LESS than can
e are continually turnlnE over our stock. Con
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19

pROPosALs FOR FRESH BKEF.
OEEIoE A. Q. g., FORr OoLUNmUHI
N, Y. H., Oct 20, lBIA I
Sealed pFoposals In duplicate, VIII be Tsoslvod At
this Office until " m November y, ls7l Tor furnIh.
Ing the fresh beef required By the Subsistence De-
pGTtment, U, b, A, at this station, dudnE the sir
mouths oommonoinE January !, 1873 Information As
e oondIi3na qqalty OF boef pAymsnts, 4e., eau be
r. O. RUTHERFORD,
oo2e Second Lieut. l2th u. \. IuiAntry. A. o. Z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-19
COrnWGIl & Sons.
II Il A s.

WE have JUST RECEIVED FROM CHINA
and JAPAN, PER PAUitIu Mail Steamer, 70 sAr
Hranol, 90, By RAIL to New York, and steamer from
New York 70 wAshtnFton,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-28

This is at least of the old method of treating
the long abused and much abused human body.
1t is no longer considered wise o put patient TO
the torture in order to cure him of n disease in
which pain is already undermining the euersies of
his system. The science ranges itself on the side
of nature, and endeavors to assist her In Der fight
against disease. This is the province of Hostel.
ters Stomach Bitfers, the most approved tonic ever
advertised In this country. II may be recon-
mended fall medicine, par excellence; fer it
is in the fall that biliousness, dyspepsia and maia
rious fevers are especially prevalent. The frame,
exhausted by the heats Of summer, is relaxed and
feeble ut the close, and requires, may say de-
maads, artificial assistance. Afford it that assist.
ance in occasional doses OF HostetIer's Stomach
Biters. and the evils referred 10 may be escaped.
Throughout the far West, and on the steaming al
luyial of the Southern rivers, all the varieties OF
periodical fever are probably rife to-day. Had a
course of Hostetter's Buffers been commenced by
the sufferers month ago. e, before the Un
in all probability he in their usual health at the
present time. much for want of forecaste. So
much for keepilg in the house, and using daily.
the best safeguard tgainst epidemic and endemic
feyers.
As docks OF imposters and imtators are trying
to follow in the wake of the great American rene
dy, therefore be sure that the article you buy is
genuine and verified by the proper trademarks
The true article can only be obtained i'll bottles.
Beware of the spurious bittcrs sold by the gallon
or in seg.
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That Grant and Wilson will carry the
State of New York is pretty generally be-
lieved by all well informed persons. The
republicans would have carried it in 1868
but for stupendous frauds, said Mr.. Gree
lev after the election was over. So by
this ayerment OF the ''honest Horace we
have nothing to do but secure a fair cleo
ton to carry the State. providing there is
no relative change in the actual strength
of parties. But according to appearances
and the facts developed 10y close organiza-
ton the republicans are relatively strong
er than in 1868. They have a popular
State ticket, representing the reform which
is so much needed in the State, that will
carry all the republican votes and that
which will he cast for purer and better
government The democrats are divided
and the Greeley wing apathetic. In the
city of New York there are three candi-
dates for Mayor. and the election of May
or will have an important influence on the
vote for the State and National ticket.
The republicans have q popular and hon
est candidate, who has been first, last and
always against the Tammany corruption
lists, and promises fair not only to cut
down the democratic majority of tie past
to small figure but to beat the democrat
ic candidate. With fair election the re-
publcans can carry the State even though
the city went rs strongly democratic as
in 1868, but if we carry the city, we shall
carry the State by lousing majority.
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The HUMAN ROOF AND ITS THATcHING.-lf
the man deserves well of his country who
makes two blades of grass grow where only
one grew before, surely he who produces a
glorious crop of hair on comparatively bar
rem scalp deserves the hearty thanks of the
obliged party Ali honor, therefore, to Prof.
Z. T. Lyon, for, unquestionably, his re-
nowned Kathairon accompl;shes this object.
Gentlemen whose whiskers are shy of making
their appearance in force, or The fbers of
whose moustaches disclose those ''magnifi-
cent distances" for which Washington City
was once so famous, will find this Hair Per-
suader the most wonderful encourager of fl
brous Development that has ever yet been
invented. Both sexes are advised to use it,
as, by all odds, it is the best article for i'm
proving the growth and beauty of the hair,
keeping it free from scurf and dandruif pre-
venting il from becoming harsh, dry and gray
giving it Il rich gloss and endowing it with
fexiblity-that Toilet Chemistry has ever
evolved from the vegetable kingdom
teOdSWlW
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Mr.. blaine AT FANECIL H1iLL.

The large meeting at Faneuil Hall last
night, filling the galleries. and the floor from
the platform to the stairs, expressed the over
whelming republican sentiments of this dis
trict
Mr.. Tobey's brief address at the opening
of the meeting, though only intend
ed to be introductory, was an effect
i've answer to some OF the often repeated
charges against the President and his admin
istration, and a clear and strong statement of
its claims upon the respect and support OF the
country. In introducing Mr.. Blaine he spoke
of the Endorsement he had received from his
own State in a manner which elected the
hearty applause of the audience and showed
its admiration of his conspicuous and honor
able part in the contest there. Mr.. Blaine
spoke for the first time in Faneuil Hall. and
doubtless the great crowd who cheered him
so heartily had in mind the ridiculous and
now abandoned charges connecting his name
with the Credit Mobilier and railroad jobs in
Congress, as well as the high position ne holds
and the good services he has rendered since
the canvass opened. His speech was enc of
the best that has been made in Massachusetts
this year, and left very favorable Impression
upon those who heard it, as it will upon the
larger number who win read it,. BOSTON Nd
rertisef.
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.NEn' PUBLICATIONS..

We have from Shepard Gill publishers,
in Boston, neat hide volume, with the title
"The Window Gardener by Edward Rand,
Jr. All who cultivate house plants and de-
sire to have them grow and become an orna-
ment to the dwelling will wish TO have this
book, in which they will lind full and valua.
Bile directions to meet the wants they feel.
Horace North has it.
Iarper's Monthly for November is received.
This number is well filled with contents such
as have hitherto characterized it, and made
il the most popular of magazines f. j.
Pierce has il for sale.
Messrs. Hoyt, Fogg < Breed of Portland
have Just published small volume which
contains many excellent things. 1t is enti-
tied ''Hints about Business" and is manual
of business laws and customs. 1t contain,
fac-simile forms of bills of railroad receipts
inward foreign entry, bills of exchange, DOW.
err of attorney, lease, notes, drafts, checks
receipts, bills, etc. Ii is sold by agents fol
IS cts.
d. Appleton & Co. have just issued anoth
er volume of their new illustrated edition OF
Cooper's novels. The volume now publisleC
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POLITICAL.

The Office of Marshal of the United States
Supreme Court is about to become vacant by
the recent election of Mr.. Parsons as 8 men,
Der of the House of Representatives from
Ohio
The Charleston Courier il profoundly i'm
pressed with the "evil and dangerous tenden.
cies" of President Grants Administration.
1t was troubled the same way in 1861 60
The hybrids say the Republicans are sweep
ing everything before them because they have
the most money. This is confession that
these noisy purists use money to corrupt tie
ballot
Encouraged by the recent elections and a
general review of the situation. the Whining
ton Commercial says: 1.-THE State of Dele
ware will vote for Grant and Wilson in No.
vember. Add three more to the Republican
column
The President has appointed George r.
Usher consul at Ascension. Paraguay.
Among the most noteworthy accessions 10
the supporters of Grant and Dix. says the
New York lines, is Hon. Israel d. Hatch Of
Buffalo. lie has been elected to many off,
ces of trust By the Democrats, and has been
a member Of the Legislature, and of Congress
and of the last constitutional convention.
The statement that Hon. Edward McPher-
son will not be a candidate for the Clerk
ship Of the next House of Representatives is
without authority As the new Congress will
not assemble until December next, all rumors
II regard to the offices in the House are
premature. ttf &aA g. .es.r.
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GENERAL NEItS.

The cotton mills Of New England are 1lo
ing prosperous business. 8E.4
Bishop Gilbert Haven has returned to Bos.
ton from a three months trip in the West.
The Middletown, Conn, Lunatic asylum is
full to Overlooking of unfortunates.
The room that Mrs. Laura d. Fair occu-
pied in the San Francisco county Jail has now
another female occupant, Fanny Price, who
is indicted for arson.
DR.. Butler, Superintendent of the insane
asylum at Hartford, Conn, has resigned, az
ter thirty years of laborisus and usefnl SER
vice.
Emily Faithful lecturcd Thursday night at
Association Hall, New York. before large
audience; subject, Queen Victoria and the
Royal Family" The lady was warmly re-
ceived.
Phil Sheridan has been captured at last,
not by Indians, but by the beautiful Miss Nor
gan, daughter Of the ex-senator.
Mr.. Froude and Miss Emily Faithful have
visited the various penal and charitable insii.
tutions Of New York
The wheat crop in Maryland and III. Mid
die States is about thrty-fve per cent. less
than that Of last year. The quality of the
wheat grown in most States is, however. bet
ter than that Of last year
A man who never reads the papers is earn
ing comfortable living by getting on juries :;
he has stopped sending his children to school,
preferrng to instil into their Young minds his
own progressive principles.
Mr. c. c. Bowen having been chosen sher-
if in the recen. contest in South Carolina,
his competitor threatens to have him arrested
upon an oil charge SO as to prevent him from
entering upon the duties of his off e.
The woman found drowned in a well at
Fall River, has been identified as Elizabeth
Ryan, of Lewiston, Maine. She left her
boarding house at Fall River about the It'll
inst, in company with a man, and that was
.the last seen of her alive She leaves landed
property in Lewiston.
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LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
AsToR House., N. Y, Oct. %, Is

AsroR House, N. y, Oct, %, 1872.
To the Editor Of the Journal:
took leave of your readers somewhat alb
ruptly yesterday and will now endeavor to
smooth mp things trifie. FIJI
The all-prevailing question OF discussion in
''Goths nd" Is the horse distemper. Business
is already seriously interfered with. 1t is es-
timated that one third of the horses in the city
are disabled and the epidemic has just made
its appearance here.
Local freight for the steamers and railroads
to day were very small owing to lack of
and station. In Rochester scarcely horse
is seen on the streets. If it continues here
any length of time it will be great public
calamity as hosts Of business men and me-
chanics live outside the tcity limits, and de-
pend upon horse cars for means Of transpor-
tatou. Many Of the lines have been obliged
to withdraw a part of their cars already for
want of sound horses TO draw them. The
'Gothamites" are having triangular contest
for Mayor, ana between the three candidates
it is hard, just now, to tell which will win.
Havemeyer will make good fight, with an
even chance TO win. Good Judges predict
the election of Gen. Dix for Governor. find
very few supporters of Horace Greeley among
business men. and it ia tue same everywhere
&C.
The weather has been delightful since my
arrival Have not rauuired an oyercoat nm
Ill to day, when we are having northerly
rsnstorm. Tomorrow l expect to go to
Elizabeth y. T. s.
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Consumption can bs Cured
SCnENCK's PULMONlC SYRUP
~DttkNCk's ~. AW Fed rDNiC,

SCUkNCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
Are the only medicines that viii cure PuimoEa-y
Consumption.
Sometime medicines that will stop cough viii
often occasion the death uf the patient. 1t locks up
the liver stops the circulation OF the bloc /, heinor
rhage follows, and, in fact, oiosgng the action OF
the very organs that caused the cough
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes Of
twothrds 81 the cases of consumption. Many are
now complaining with duh pain in the side, the
boHels sometime o5tve ana sometime too loose,
tongue coate /, pain III the shoulder blade feeling
sometimes vcly restless, and at other time, drow-
ach, accompan ed with acdty and bell hing OF
aisordertd coaattiou oI the stomach or torpid
liver. Persons affected, ii they tiae one or TWO
heavy colds, and il tue cough in these cases be
Suddenly s;upned. the lungs, liver and stomach
clog, and reiuAtn torpid and inactive aud before
the patient Is III his situation, the lungs are
OF sorrs, and liberated, aud death is the in
evit tbie result.
Schenek's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant.
which does not contain any opium, nor any thing
calculated to check u cough suddenly.
Schenck's Seawecd Tonic dssoves the food,
mikes with the gastric juice ofthe stomach, digest
easily, nourshes the system, and creates healthy
circulation OF the blood When the bowels are
cOstive, skin saiiow and the patient is of bilious
habit, Schenck's Mandrake Pills are requiret.
These medicines prepared BY DIR. j. ii.
SCHENCk 4 son, Northeast corner of Sixth anu
Arch streets, Philadelphia, Penn, and for sale by
GEO. {. GOODWIN & CO IS Hanover street,
Boston. and John F. Henry, College place, New
York, Wholesale agents.
For sale by Druggists generally. eod&wti
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4LSACE AND LOURATNE.

The immigration to this country from
the provinces Of Alsacc and Lorraine,
which passed from France to Germany By
the Franco-Prussian war, brings Il valua-
BILE acquisition TO our mechanical and in
dustral skill. These provences were the
seat of the most extensive cotton and
wooden factories in France. In the PROV
ince of Aisace two hundred thousand
bales OF the finest Louisiana cotton have
been consumed annually, yielding man
ufactured product valued at $3.50, 900, 600.
tories are celebrated the world over.
Schools Of design and Of chemistry are
established there, and the industries are
conducted with scientific skill unap-
preached in any part of the world. It Is
said that two hundred of these families
have determined TO locate near AleXan.
dria. The Gazette of that city says that
some time win be devoted by these i'm
migrants to the inspection of the several
tracts Of land which are in the market in
that section of Virginia. They desire not
less than four thousand acres in Il body,
though they won.d prefer Il much larger
quantity, and will be governed by the
price and location oil the land. The colo
nv now numbers about two hundred fam
lilies, and are skilled in arts, manufactures
and farming. They are all from that por-
ton Of France captured by the Prussians
in the late war, and leave their native
country for America, rather than become
Prussian subjects. They propose to form
y joint stock company, locate a town, and
lay out farms, etc. Their purpose is tC
exclude all others from the colony but
those who come with them, for the term
of five years, during which time no one OF
the colony will be authorized to dispose OF
any portion of the lands purchased and
embraced within their survey. Ii they
can be suited in Virginia on good terms,
they say they can increase their colony to
two thousand families without any troub-
ip.
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is "The Prairie" tale of wild life in the
earlier days Of thsr,West These novels of
Coopsr'shave . freshness and vigor in their
descriptions ofthe mode in which the trap
pers and pioneers passed their time that have
never been equaled by later writers. In
paper Governor 70 cts, Horace North has it
for sale.
Sheldon s Company, New Pork, publish a
new volume by Mrs. Annie Edwards, enti-
tied "The Ordeal for Wives" 1t is a lively
bright and sparkling novel. destined to be as
popular as ''Stephen lawrence Yeoman" and
other.works which have come from her pen.
In paper cover $500. Horace North has it
at his bookstore.
We have from Iiurd & Iioughton OF the
Riverside Press, work by L. Abbey, enti-
tied "The City of God and the Church Max
ers." This is a volume that invites exami-
nation. The author assumes that there are
many popular errors respecting the origin
and nature of the Church, which, he points
out and proceeds to prove -Aeni so. These
errors he SAYS are the basis of Romansn,
high Churchisrn, and have largely taught the
people to repudiate the teachings OF the Old
Testament. 1t must be read to be understood.
Horace North has il.