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behind her shoulders. She pretended not
to notice 1t, and he looked down Of his
boots, and'wanted to know II she thought
mutton. tallow rotted out boots faster than
lard and lampblack. She couldn't say,
but she had an idea that 1t did. BE had
just commenced to lock fingers with her,
when she discovered something allied the
lamp. She rose up and turned the light
down hall, making the room look dim.
II took him FIVE minutesto get hold Of her
fingers again, and she pretended 10 want
to draw her hand away all the time. AT.
ter q long pause, he lowered his voice TO
whisper, and said he didn't see what
made folks love each other. She Bit her
handkerchief and admitted her Ignorance
Then he went over, and looked out OF
tho window to make sure that It was or
was not going to snow, and coming
back, he turned the light down lit
tie more, and then sat down, and wanted
to know II she didn't want to rest herself
by leaning her head upon his shoulder. :
All, me! we have all been there, and
who Of US cared cent when the old clock
struck twelve, and we five miles from?
The old man was fast asleep, the watch
dog gone visiting, and the handsomest
girl in the county didn't see why we should
be In hurry. -s.L nqit.. q.
Perhaps I shouldn't have written Of this,
but as ! was going by Saunders the 9TH,
er day, thinking Of the night I heard him
whisper in her ear at spelling school, that
he'd love her very shadow as long as he
lived, he raised the window and called to
her, as she was picking up chips in the
road: % .sE- -. E' ~
"Sue Saunders. come In here and find
the BARS grease for my sore heel, or I'll
break every bone in your body"
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How He Set Up With Her-.An Epi.
sode Before and after Matrimony.

=, She was expecting him Sunday night
Inc psrlOr curtains were down, the old
IolEs noticed that It was healthy to go TO
OedHtS O'clock, and Johnny, bribcd with
cent, permitted himself 10 be tucked
SWay at shutdown. He sneaked up the
path, one eye on the dog and the other
Watching for the "old man." who didn't
IKE him any too well, gave faint knock
81 the door, and 1t was opened, and he
Was escorted into the parlor. He said he
couldn't stay but o minute, though he
Uldnt mean to go home for hours. She
wanted to know how his mother was; II
l!i father had returned from York State;
his brother Bills rheumatism was any
better; and he went over and sat down on
ae sofa so as not to strain his voice. Then
conversation tagged, and he played with
as hat and she nibbled at tho sofa tidy
ne finally said Il was beautiful even
og, and she replied that her grandfather
predicted q snow storm. He said hi
guessed 1t wouldn't snow, as TIT
moon wasn't cooked enough TO hang
powder-horn on the end, and she sale
I Ese didn't believe 1t would, either
.ns mutual understanding seemeC
%glVe each other courage, and he want
~ 70 know II she had seen Bill Jonei
@eIy She hadn't, she said, and she didn'
%AaI 10. Then they went 10 talking abou
.le Donation visit which was 10 be Qiyer
70 Elder Berry, and he carelessly dropped
Ss hand on hers-his right hsnd-whill
us left arm sneaked along the sofa, 70 20
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Chicago market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1s.-Flour-Demand
good at full prices, some sales higher; ex'
Ira spring IS 0Oa6 so. Wheat-Falr de-
mand, but unsettled and closing easier
No. Q spring 81 09t spot; No. spring
81 90; northwestern 81 II; No. 8 spring
96c; rejected 90c. Corn-Demand fair,
closing 10 Of best prices Of the day; No.
mixed soto cash; rejected S7ic. Oats
Market steady with moderate demand;
No. Q, 304c cash; rejected 900. Rye
No. 2, 63a65c. Barley-Unchanged; No
2 fall 81 80; No. 8, 9sG9Sc. ProVisions-
Dull and prices a shade lower. Pork
$ll 75al2 90 spot. Lard-7a7tc spot
Bulk Meas.tc lower; green shoulders
Sfc; short rib middles &c; short cleal
69c, Meats ten 70 fifteen days In salt t.
above green. Whlsky-s7Ic.
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BE CAREFuL-In these days, when tight hats,
hot air, and sedentafy occupations, cause the
hAr TO tall out It Is matter OF no little impor-
lance 10 know which OF the hair preparations
are Of any value. The majority, Is has been FIRE.
quenty proved by the frat dermatoloeists. or
hal. doctors, possess little or no merit. Such
being tho fact, 1t 10 eonsoling to those who arc
afflicted to know there Is really one good article,
which Is recommended and used BY the FIRST
medical authority, and has stood avery test.
many years. This preparation ia Halls VICE.
TABLE sICILIAN HAIR RENRWBR,-at truly
scientific compound, which Ia tunquestionably
the best preparation the klndnow before the
American public. 1t will restore to gray hair ite
original color. cleansc the head thoroughly, cure
all eruption Of the scalp; and will always restore
tho hair so long as any germs remain, as they
almost invariably do. until extreme old age has
destroyed theroots. The original article ismade
by R. P. Hall b Co., Nashua, N. H,--Forney's
Pres, Jan. rs 1868. dAw
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, November 1S.-Dur-
ing the afternoon affairs in Wall
street were unsettled, with frequent
fluctuations. The London banking
company reported in trouble was the
London, Asia,ic 6 European Banking
Company, but their agents here denies
the truth Of the rumor. Alter the close
of business q defalcstion was reported in
| a National Bank on Broadway. but on in.
vestigation they discovered there was no
defalcation, although. the bank had been
loaniug to Sewing Machine Companies
end the paper Of the same has gone to
protest. The bank has capital Of $780,.
900, and surplus Of $250,00O. How far
the bank may become involved Is ques,
ton Of tho future. The bank Is mem.
Der Of the Clearing House. The total
exports of produce from this port for the
week ending to-day, amounted TO 81, $685.
500, tho mixed values Of which is an in.
crese over last week Of $626,124.
MoNEY.-More active this afternoon,
and loaned up to 1.3s, but finally closed at
per cent. ~
STERLING ExcHANaE-Closed tame at
1864 for 90 days and 1851 for sight. Gus
tom receipts $S6S.000. "a,
GoLD-Closed at. 1905 after sellipga t
109fa1104. The rates paid Tor carrying
were 1.32, 8 "a, 2, Q, 8 and 2 per cent gold
to flat. The Assistant Treasurer disburs.
ed $55s,00O. Clearings $SS,000,000. ;
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\ As tho virtues OF medicines can only DO ascer.
tained by careful observation II 10 to be regret.
cd that many OF the Druga still prescribed By
come physieiaLs ehould retain place In our Ma.
terra kedica. As An instance OF this, that vile
drug BalBam Copabia, fnrnishes an example,
OF San Domingo having become afflicted with
certain complaints, thought, according 70 the
prevailing notion Of that time, that the remeny
might DO found where the disease originated.
into use. but never has Q nAuseating drug done
more injury, for II not only changes the nature
OF the disease TO Q more dreadful state than the
original. bat II ruins the tone OF the stomach
and brings on Dyspepsia In its worst forms. To
avoid this drug and It's effects the SAMARI.
TAN'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, is
within tho roach Of all. Only ton pills 70 DO
taken, and WIN cure every time In from two 10
four days. Male packages, 2 female 81.
Cor. Market and 18th (old Monroe),
oei Agents for Wheeling, W. Va.
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,ALY MTEIuGEN0ER WEDNESDAY, MORNING. NOVEMBER 49,
Cincinnati Market.

Z CINCINNATI, Nov. IT, Flour-Firm
at 60 50ae 75. Wheat-$t 80. Corn
Ear and shelled 41a43c. Rye-7sc. Oats
33a42c. Barley-Unchanged. Groceries
Steady. 0lls-Dull. Eggs-26a27c.
Butter and Cheese-steady. Provisions
Firm. Pofk-Scarce and wanted at
$l2 so spot. Iard-Steam 7a7tc. Bulk
Meats-Firm, small sales; shoulders 49a
&c; clear rib sides 5sc; clear &c. Bacon
Steady, stock light; shoulders 6a6tc; clear
rib sides Gic; clear Gsc. Hogs-Slow and
dropping at $3 85a4 %; receipts 10, 157;
shipments 1885, Green Meais-Firm;
sales OF shoulders ut 4c; clear rib 8 4c; clear
51c. Hams-7a7fc. WhsEy-Quiet at
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1s.-Flour-More
active and q shade fltmer;; western and
State, a5 15a5 rs; common to good
IS 95a6 so, extra Ohio $600a7 S5. Wheat
in good demand and higher; No. 2
spring Chicago 81 37a1 80; No. 2 Mil
waukee 81 42a1 43; No. l do 81 4sa1 49,
Iowa spring 81 35a1 3Sf. Rye-Scarce
and firm at 90a98c. Barley-Quiet and
firm. Corn-In good demand and high
er; prime mixed western afoat 67aG7 ic;
high mixed and yellow western Csc. Oats
Firm and fairly active; mixed western
ahoat 52a55c; white western 54a55tc.
Coffee Dull. Sugar-Firm; fair to good
refining 7ta7ic. Molasses-Quiet and
firm. Rice-Unchanged. Whlsky-Firm.
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7Medic,a,I Rubbl,iles.

Columns would be required 10 onumerate the
medical bubbles that havo risen TO the surface
and burst since g. stettet's Stomach Bitters be-
came tho standard tonic Of the Weetern Hemis.
phere. gBoasls the most iextravagant, fabrtca.
ching, having In turn been employed TO bolster
up the worthless preparations that have from
time 10 time been introduced, In the hope OF d.
vlding tho field with that famous vegetable rem.
edy. signal failure has been the lot Of each and
all. The reputation OF the Bitters as . proven.
general restorative, and specific for ndigestion,
bilious affections. rheumatism, nervous debility.
constitutional weakness, paroxJsmal ieyers, and
all omplalnts TO which the moro sentative scr
arc exclusively liable, 70 established upon the
sound basis OF more than twenty years expert.
cnee and can no more DO shaken by the clap.trap
nostfums OF ungeientfhe pretenders than tho
everlasting hills by tho winds that rustic through
tneir defles. d&w
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CONSUMPTION.


the scourge Of the human family, may In
It's early stages be promptly and per-
manently cured. 2fe tJ
RAvENswooD, W. Va, Oct. 2Sth, 1879
DR.. r. v. PIERCE: 9GC7s. aE&f
Sa-For the last year l have been
using your Golden Medical Discovery. ]
owe my life to 1t, having been afflicted tor
years. Did not use it but short time
before was benefited; at the time l was
very bad, not able TO sit up much, was
suffering greatly with my throat, was get.
ting blind, had adry cough, and much
pain in my lungs. I have used twelve
bottles of the Discovery and uin almost
we'll. H.. KATE T, WARDNRR.a
A son OF Mr.. J. II. MEsEcK, Of
Chatham -Four Corners, N. Y, has been
cured Of Consumption by DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery,-so says Mr..
@. B. Garfield, editor OF the Chatham
Courier.
s. R. EaLAR, druggist, Of West Union,
O., writes 10 state that DR.. Pierse's Golden
Medical Discovery has effected wonder
full cure Of Consumption In his neigbor-
hood. deod,sw&w
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Great Horror Done Away With.

HUuBe CleHnI1R IS BIeHt nUIIUF IUnIue
men out Of every ten. When that time
comes the "men folks" as a rule, give the
domestic hearth s"wide BERTH" Oceans
OF suds-the prodnct Of tons Of SOAP
fairly food every part Of the house. The
women, from the mistress down, labor as
they never worked before, and what with
the discomfort, the smell Of suds and the
dampnesS, and not unfrequently sickness,
the products OF colds and overwork, mat.
tiers are generally disagreeable. The sim
pie use Of Sapolio instead oil soap does
away with all this discomfort. Itlightens
the labor hundred per cent, because It
removes dirt, grease, stains and spots, with
hardly any labor, with but little water,
and In one tenth the usual time. eod&w
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A Last Gun In the Virginia CAM
naign. - Y

A Last Gun In the Virginia Cam.
paign. t-S
From the Richmond State Journal
1t seems that this last side show came
of in the new Fair Ground ring, neatly
fitted up for the occasion, where all the
Confederate Generals on the ground
might make their little patr lotto speeches
10 help on the Kemper cause, and send
down their Individual fame In untarnished
splendor TO remotest generations. The
display was in eminent good taste, and
accorded well-exceedingly well-with
the occasion. Governor Walker pre-.
sided on a platform perched high in the
air, and ventilated the gray eagle roi
Virginia" handsomely. The speeches
were addressed TO the, Confederate sol
dlers, and were received with no small
gusto OF course there was to be no pol.
itics on the ground-no, perish the thought
but everything was Ia. 60 of "lovely"
for the peaceful occupations and fruits Of
Virginia. But what could be more In the
interest OF the fair than to give Kemper,
the great agriculturist and manufacturer
OF the State, o good lit on the occasion.
And he got 1t in this new speaking rink
upon the fair grounds.
And then uprose the "Ragle Gray"
And introduced old JubAl A; -r
' Ali Jubal A., A
No Jubilee, r., -.,.,
A.lack-a.day, "'lt - D.tN 81
Old JamboreeI
oh yes, In fact, naught else we see.
NGught else but high old Jamboree;
All Jubal a,
No Jubilee,
One grand display
OF Jamboree - =.
Shouts rend the air as Jubal A.
Calls on hts "boys" to bless the day.
Old Jamboroe,
Or JAbal a.,
Squplched Jubilee
In grand array.
But who'd imagine General Lee,
Urgrand Old Stonewall, making free
81. With JubAl A.,
Not Jubilee, ..r
In grand dlsplvy
ofJamboreel .tf
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New York Dry Goods HARRIET.

Nav York, Nov. 1s.-The stormy
weather has interrupted business to-day,
and the trade movement was slow with
manufacturing agents. Jobbing branches
fairly active In some departments, Cot
ton lannelS in good demand and steady
OF reduced prices. Prints active at jot
prices. Wool, aannels and shawls wert
active. Worsted dress fabrics selling
at low prices.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTmonE, Nov. 1s.-Flour- Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat active and high:
or; choice white 81 rs; fair TO prime 81 so
al 55; choice amber 81. goal 70; good; TO
prime red 81 Coal 65; common to fair
81 85l1,6j; Ohio. and Indiana red 81 Boa
/ 40; western amber 81 80. Corn-Firm.
or; mixed western 65a65ic. Oats -steady;
mixed western 46s47c; white 4Sa49c.
Rye-Firm and unchanged. Provisions
Firm; mess Pork $l4 30. Bulk Meats
Shoulders and clear rib sides 5ac. Ba.
con-shoulders and clear rib sides 7ta7tc.
Sugar cured .Hams-11al3c. Lard-7fa
Sc. Coffee-nominal. Whisky-Firm at
93ia94c. Western Butter-Unchanged.
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schenck,s nIandrake Pilln.

These pills are composed exclusively Of
vegetable ingredients, although they en-
tirely supersede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any Of its injurious effects,
They act directly upon the liver, and are
o valuable remedy in all cases Of derange.
ment resulting from dlsordered state Of
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache
Typhoid Fevers, DO, &C., all succumb "a
the free use Of Scheuck's Mandrake Pills
For sale by oil Druggists and Dealers
cod -
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GovERNMENTs-Steady:
STooKs-Weak with gradual decl

STocKs-Weak with gradual decline
in prices, ranging from TO two per cent
until towards the close, when recovery
oft to I per cent took place. The vol
umc Of business was not 90 large as on
the previous day. The failure Of prom.
inent Sewing Machine Company is report,
cd. Stock sales between 70 and Q o'clock
aggregated $4,000 shares, Of which 81 800
were Western Union; 5000, Union Pa
cifc; 1900, Wabash; 900. Pacific Mall
2, 400, Ohio; 1900, New York Central
9, 400, St. Paul; $500, Lake Shore; 100
Erie; 600, Rock Island; 700, North West
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Establlshed 10 EaM York Jane, 1S41-Pltta.
3 " bursh, 1859. III 80 ii5"l
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The Brdneh and iAtsootatS 01gets arsi
Dun, D.lLow CO..
Sa5 Broadway . 65 Wallstreet New York City.
n. o. Dun q co., So -L
Albany, N. Y.-i63 and 465 Broadway.
Baltimore, Md.-BaltImore snd Charles sta,
Buffalo N. Y-oor. Main and Terrace HtS.
Burlington, Iowa-Cor. Main and Valley sts.
Charleston, 4. C!-bHAyno ct -. - q.
Chicago, III Cor. Warrington and stAtO sts.
Cincinnati, o.-S. ". Cor. Sd and Walnut SITS.
Columbus, o "a East Broad Of.
Davenport IoWA.-Cor. Br,dy and sosond cts.
Dayton, o.6 odd Ftllows' Tempe.
Detroit, NHh-leg JelerSon avenue.
DebuQue, IowA-9t Mall street
ErIe, fa.-Keystoue Bank Building.
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Galveston, T0xAg-Kuhn's Building, Strand
Grand Rapids, Mich.-6S Canal street.
HaritOid d. Conn.-1i0 Asylum street.
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Leayenworth, Ks..S Ralston's Bldg. 81 and
Louisville, Ky.-2ce Main Ct lDelaWAio nts.
Memphis, Tenn Cor, MAdlsoA AM Front sts,
Milwaukee, Wis.-830 and $50 kast wAtAr Of.
Mobile, AlG.-Cor. 1t Francis and Royal Bta.
Nashville, 7 eun.-93 Public Square.
NewA'k, n. J,-1ao broad et o.. ,.tE
New Haven. Conn. -iec BtAtos IT, ~ ~
New Orleans, ia and l5CAmpHk. ~
Norfolk, Vas-sS and IS BfoadWeter st.
Philadelphia, Pa.-Ch snnt and SAMSON nts.
Pittsburgh, Pas, IS and 81 ourth ave-.
Portland, 0EPgon-oor. stark and First sts.
Providence, r I-9 WeybossetBt
Quiucy, In-coe FiEth and nAin sts.
hehmond, Ya:-1al1 Kast Main st. u & .
Rochester, N Y.-l5 Exchange st.
San Francisco, Cal.-3l0 California Of.
: st, Joseph, Mo.-Cor Fourth and Felix ats.
St. Louis, Mo-Cor Second and Pine sts.
Scranton, PA.-ii9 Wy, ming ave.
Syracuse, N. "a, Is and II South 6alInA ct.
Toledo, o - Board Of Trade Building.
Troy, n. Y.-2T6 river Of.
Utica N. Y.-ito GenrSse st
EUROPE, r-'a
London. England ~ BasinRhallst
Manchester, EnE,- % Cross st., Albert tQuAre
Pasis' FiaaeS@ii RaS SsaV VSS y
DUN, wHLN 4 co.,
Toronto, ont,-welllnkton IL
Hamilton, ont.-S5 King o. East.
Halifax. N. S.-16Q Hollis Ct.
81 John, N. BIZ Market Square.
7. AuaeELt 4 co.,
Boston. MlsS,-aerch Rx. Bldg, sS State o.
Portland. Me.-S8 Exchange u,
Worcester. MGss.-45a Main Ct
Et69 COLLECTED and Legal BuSinEu dttsHdId Q
throughout nc North AHttrseGa Continent,
oG2S
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arrivals and Departures Of Mails.
Travellers Register.


ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
RGO-RR ,,IlI:20 AM 6:66 p IN. lSe p N.
E.ntrSl Ohio Div 1850 am. 1910 a. m. 7:2o pm.
CIsyeld q Pitts liI:O5 an. sol pm gio pm.
HsnpaeId r. R.. $40 am ........:l o3O pun:
DEPARTURE or TRAINs.
N nm II b:2S nj 9:65 AMI $40 pm.
5,S %l ohio Div 200 AN. 9:45 am. $40 pm.
EEfSsysid a. Phi 0. Cos am. lilo m $50 pm.
Isnpaeld R. r.. 6:s5 an .::::::::: u SI9 Em:
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Olive Logan has arrived in Paris, where she is to
spend some time
Ex-senator james. Harlan, OF Iowa. Is staying at
the Sturteyant House.
Commodore A. H. Kitty, United States Navy, Is at
the Metropolitan Hotel
Judge Amasa j. Parker, OF Albany. is registered
at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Several Congressman are doing the French
capital on their back pay.
Ex-Congressman Dennis Mccarthy, OF Syracuse,
is staying at the Gllsey House.
Don Piatt, OF the Washington capital, has made
his appearance in the Rue Scribe.
Albert Rhodes, one OF the principal writers OF
the GALAXY. Is now living in Paris.
Ex-Governor Burnside, or Rhode Island yester.
day arrived at the Filth Avenue Hotel.
Alexander McCann, ex-Mayor Of Newburg, died
yesterday, aged about thrty-eight years.
Judges J. G. Abbott and G. I. Bigeow, OF Boston.
have apartments at the Breyoort House.
Clayton McMichael, of the Philadelphia Worth
American is registered at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Lieutenant Governor J. O. Robinson arrived at
the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday from Bing-
hamton.
The Duke Of Manchester and yiscount Vaudeville
sailed for England in the Scandinavian from quebec
yesterday.
Director Francis B. Hayes, OF the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Company, has arrived at the Bre-
WORT House.
Generals Gibbon, French and Wilcox, United
States Army are among the late arrivals at the
Genham Hotel.
The New York herald., 1873-10-21
OBITUARY.
Rev. Robert Candlish, ID. ID.

telegram from Philadelphia, under date OF yes
terday reports as follows:-"A cable despatch
from Edinburgh TO George II. Stuart, OF this city,
announces the death at midnight last night OF Rev.
DR.. Candlish the great Scotch preacher"
Robert Candish was almost seventy-three years
of age having been born in Scotland about the
commencement OF the present century He became
an eminent preacher and one of the leaders of the
'non-intruson" party during the discussions which
induced the separation OF the Scottish Church into
two distinct sections and the establishment Of
the Free Kirk. He was appointed Moderator OF
the Free Church Assembly IN the year 1861. The
OF the Book OF Genesls,n and OF works on ''The
Atonement," ''The Resurrection" "Life In Risen
Saviour scripture Characters" and other books
OF note. He was vastly respected by his country
men. writer who leard him preach some short
time since published the following remarks on his
personal appearance and the fruits OF his enort:-
Glow shall l picture pr. Candsh, with
ing systematically with every utterance, his
wiry hair twisted and untwisted by the
nervous clutching OF his fingers, his broad
Scotch jerking itself out at first in slow periods,
then rushing like torrent but always keeping It's
channel, and finally broadening out into full,
foundation OF the Lord standeth sure, &c, and his
treatment Of 1t was textual to a most minute de-
gree. Yet, without forcing the construction, he
contrived TO put rich meaning OF doctrine or pre-
cept into every word, and he has lodged that text
IN my mind by so many points OF suggestion and
instruction that it will be sure to remain. That is
good test OF preaching, and fruit also. DR..
Candlishs Illustrations were chiefly drawn from
the Scriptures and were very tersey and often
strikingly putt
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cerely wish that Mr. Dudley Field may sue
ceed in his elaborate and modest enterprise of
driving out of the human heart all malicious
propensities and in substituting therefor
equity, justice and international forgiveness.
But as men, rather as nations, are constituted
we believe that it will take longer than several
weeks to accomplish all that he has farmcd
out for the philanthropic gentlemen who
gather at Brussels. No doubt war is very
disagreeable expedient, very cruel one in any
event. but it seems to us that in order to sue