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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-13


I,raieiul Thousands proclaim Wis.
rGAr BlrrERs the most wonderful In.
yigorant that ever sustained th" sinking
no Person can take these Bitters
according to directions, and long
unwcl, provided their bones arc not de-
slroycd by mineral poison or other
means, aud vital organs wasted beyond
repair,
Bilious, Remiitent and Inter.
miiteEt FGYCrS, which arc so prcya.
lent in the valleys Of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those Of tic Mississippi Ohio, Missouri,
Illinois, Tennessee, Cumberland, ATkaa-
sas, Red, Colorado, BRACES, Rio Grandc,
Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Eo-
anokc, James, and many others, with
their vast tributaries, throughout or
entire country during the Summer and
Autumn, and remarkably so during sea-
sons Of unusual heat and dryncSs, arO
;,ynrinliv ncrnn,uonird bvcytcnSivC de-
, ,",""s If Tho stomach and liver,
a ,,"i7 o,lcr "hJominol rlscego In their
. ."a " " mnr"ativc cyprtinc A DOW.
o .,t"I' irG',onao ,I,"n tbcso various or.
gaas, il essentially necessary. There
F,", c,,homic far thn DllIwoju equal 10
y w. ~ I"' W"tEr n vi T,T%GAr BllTEls,
=. ,,,cv viii snrcdily remove the dark.
go '''i w. y ,",,,,r with which n,n
co!oFC" N'"ci'' ',E's''' | 49, sn'"o ,i,"o
bc"ci5 arc loaoc"' d. wv ." 49," ,; S,"o
stimulating Tue SccIe'io'iS 81 VIZ inFI,
and generally restoring the healthy
functions Of tho digestive organs.
En4igv il,n Indy against disease
lv Tmriryinr MI is lui,is Wi,A VlNEGAH
ErrrEES. 10 epidemic can take hold
ofa system thus fore armed
nr.nnnvi, ny Eu,li~avliOu Head
;n'"rr ,i I" j., ,i,o GHnyIlrrs i,dnrhr
nv"t, d" ~ T., W. Sn.n., W;,,in,o, Gnrr
I,S.less o. S'I ,i oG c,n D'nN W.I r,.tn
h'uGo'' ,It " NIX ,0l 1t,.rs poniin.
III wv r' ., i, n,,"T T,inn,nn,in, NJ 10
t0lIo'l 0! 'ne ''ca't' '''!'''''1'm va, " I. ~
lUnSs, ram III INC region .! .lie hN
ncys, ada hundred miner Pallll'uSl!lP'
toms, are t he 0nSprlIIgS OF Dyspepsia
One boitlcwIII Prove q brttcrgqalanico
Of Its merits than Il lengthy advertise
mcnt.
SrrorrIo Gr Kings Evil. White
c,'oIl;n". i'iSnrs rrrsinoIn. SwrIlrd Meek,
G"i,", Srr,inInu, IGilmm,,inrs Indolrnt
TV1''V' ,li yr%nriaI Affections, oh
c""a. Er"niinn, If tIm skin, Sure Eyes. rtc.
In ihe,r A. in.oll other constitutional hi
c cn ,;'''I WALEGn'S yiSgoha BIrranS l'ayn
shuwn their great curative powers III Ito
most obstinate and mlNctuhr cases.
E'm. EulianEIltGry and Chronic
Ehnumot;vm Gnrt Eiious Remit.
t A''t"''" L,oyors Discnsrenf
!n ' ,''T ,nr Fi rS,%G md RaJGc
," "o Di,,,,. hoyc Ma email Such Diseases
aro ccn.sJ IL. yitis,r6 bloud
Wn"y,o,,;noI nicn,.ns rrrsons rr.
NV l"'' 49,, 49,, 1877, '' ,,i',o, o"ch -,
GaSCH III a r, ", HnI hH,S ""''' AMI
v;"ar. ~ ,Lor ,lvorcr IN IN, are Suhrr,
a. M"'Y mn'o 10 i.' If IN" Enwrls 10 rsnI
!" "t ,ji ,., /, w, Sosn If " ,Ern's yy.
ns"','t , ,mS .'ns ,,, F." E",U. '
A'4E nttL:." % IGy","'' ,,,,,;oo, T.,
HGrohhl HiHE"S',N' E5Wl.'''I m,,,, aG'
YER S@'''inCW'" i''o ,', 'FIti, a"r'
PuStuIca, BoiIS tara0EciI'' N'NE"oFln''
Scaid.hcad. Sore EIcf. ErlSlpr!A& I''H'
Srurrs DiScOlurNtipnS Of the Skin, IIuMnrS
onJ n;yn,,n. NJ III, skin nr whatever nnmD
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Some wng at Fort Wayne mailed letters
to score Of business men, telling them to
look out for man who would visit their
houses that evening to sec their wives
and twenty business men surprised their
wives by coming home Two hours ahead Of
time.
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II, is very difiauIt 10 live" said a
widow with seven girls. all 10 geo'erI pew
erty. you must husband your time,
said sage friend I'D rather hn'band
some Of my daughters, answered 'bopoor
Iady.
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"Druok as usnaiY" said wife on meet
ing her di.sipated husband on the street;
mo mndam.-uot drunk 5 us'I-d''
drunk'r'n ISL" replied the husband.
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FLYER AND AGuE.

FEVER AND AGuE cured for HHv cents There Is
nni rrnrai ayplll In this world thai will cure Fever
aud Agnc aud all other Malarirn., Rll"i' scarlet,
TyDhUd. Yellow anil other FevCts lnhM By RAJ
WAYS PILLS. - quick W RAILWAYS READY ne
LEE. Piny cents per bOiile
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Tin so thirsty" said boy at w'rk in
corn Geld. "Wcll, work away" said
tho industrious father; "you know the b.
Die says, hoe every QUE that thirstcth
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RApWAY,s READY RELIEF

WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION W THE KIDNEYS
INHL kNWATiOE or TIE BLADDER
INFLAMMATION or THE bow ,.,.,,,
COZ IESTl0H or THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT RkEATlIING, .
PALPiTATInN OF THE HEART.
MYSTERIES, CRoUP, DlPTllERlA, ,.r,r,,,,
HEADACHE. TooTHACHE, nu,r,,,-,,y
COLD CHILi.S, AGUH CiIll.lS
The application nnhe ReRdy Rellefto thr rarnr
para where the pain VI Hicay exists will afford ease
and Comfort.
twenty drops In half iumber Of water WI, In fsw
moments cure CRAMPS. SPASMS, SOUR Mo ,Atn'
M IRTBURv, SICK HEADACHE, nlAkkMnEl,
DYSRNTERY. collie. WIND IN THE BOWELS,
aud all INTERNAL PAINS
Travellers should ALWAYS carry a bottle OF lad.
why's Ready Relief wnh ihrm. Aiew drops w
water Il shelter than French brandy VI BlIters u
Gtlmulnnt
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DR.. RAD WAYS
S3ESagalilial R8g0lV3lt
The GREAT cLooo Py7iFI.2.
HAS vAnE TnE MOST ASTONISHING CURES; 50
QUICK 81 RAPID ARE TnE CuASiES, THE
ItONY UNDERGOES, UNDER THE INfLlRHCE
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE,
THAT
Livery Day al increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt

Rrcry dro, of the SARSApARiLLTAN RESoL.
ENTcmmniInlratrs through tho blood, Sweat. Urno,
En other Fluid and niccs Of the system tho vl.or o!
lie, Tor il rrair'lie wastes Of the body with new and
Ioun1 material ScrOillA. syphilis, Consumption,
iiIaudunr llsraSs. Ulcers IN ilc throat Mouth. Tn'
NOR, SOluSn the GIanNa and other parSnf tie 'y'en
SIRE EycI Srrmnru.' discharges IRON The Ear. ana
ihc worst forms u skin dcn'cS, ErnpiinnS Fever
Hirrs, Srnhl Head Rug Worm, salt hcum ErySnclaS
Acne Dnck Spn'S Worms In the Flesh Tulnor% Can
cars in lilo WUnb AND oil weakening aud phnl nls.
ch1rrrS Eislt Swcals Lass Oi Sperm and all waSeS o.
Inc liz rrC,Tc arc wilnin the curative range Of li
wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and few days use WIZ
nrpye 10 uny pCnU using itfnr either Of these iOTI' eI
Giscnse is InCnt power TO cure them.
Iithr ,ticnt daily becoming reduced b. ING wastes
nud decomposition TINT II continually progressing sue
crpds In nfrcSng these WASTES. and repairs the same
win new material made irnm healthy bUod-anh tins
il1 SARSAPARILLtAN will and dOrs SecuTr-R euro
IA CcrInIn; for when once this remedy commences us
work Of urilCatinn. and sllccecds.tn diminishing ihe
loss OF wastes ~ repairs viii DO RAPID anI every day
ihc raiIrn viii prlhimaelfgrOwlng better and stronger
lie I0ul Lgcsing better appetite Improving anu NeSn
pnl weight increasing. $50,
MT Duly does the SARsAPARiLLIAS RESnLyEST eSccl
all known remedial agents ~ Glte OF NnlnS' NVt ~
IulOuS Constitutional, anu Siih discusses Du' % u"
only uUsiIlYC cure for
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Kidnen o Dled1er CompIaints,
DR.. RAILWAYS
Observation-Disclosures

rc,rory ,os,clcss, elegantly coated with sweet gum,
pure regulate. purity, ulrse and strengthen Rad
Ways Ps iur Inc cure fall disorders OF the SnnaCh
Liver BowelS Kldnr,s Bladder, Nervous hi,r4,st
Headache Constipation, CgIlvrlTsSS INDIGESTION DyS
Wnw"lI' rilrs, aud a pCrNngemrn's OF the Internal
Viscera. Warranted reflect POSITIVE cure rnrCIy
Vegetable containing no mercury, ralsVr deetetl'
rev doses Of RADwAv'S FILLS will free the gs.
tenn from ali the annye named diordvrs Price, % ccH
p,r I0x, SOLD ny IIkUGIlSIS
READ "FALSE AND TRUE Send one h,:r
YCrE Information worth thousands will be sent you
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The history of the hunbIcst human life
is a tale Of marvals
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!!

STRONG Am FIRE RTrH BLOop-IyrRE isES
or FLESH ASD WElGlT-t.l.EAR SKIN IND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED 10 ALL
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How to make a fortune in New York
Sill c,f,e with some COFFEE in it.
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Setszer, SehOu & McCuIloch,

make Pleasure in informing their old Gus
toner. and the public generally. that ihN
have mayed into thVir new md cOmnlodinu'
.ore hDn,p on the corner u Main aud Fri
! rrrt.. mud they have jn.l received from tn
Eastern Cities lhe moslcUmplcte STOCK Of
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-11-13

Josh Billing did not write a line h'
publication unriI he was mOre than forty
Eve years Of age
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08
DEATH
BEDWELL-On the 3th inst. CathaIine Bsdws her 7gt
| IN MEMORY OF OWEN @ GROW il

BEDWELL-On the ,th inst. Cathaine Bsdwsl her 10Th
year.
IN MEMORY OF OWEN c. CROW. ia
He 10 from earth! 'Tis hSTd realize his passing
away, under the painful cIeuDsance. Ia strange land
OF her dear to bahe his feVsed brow kud sister
ask ia ssterly affection what do comfort
But that all that could doue But
painful emotions invade the when picture s
very fact that We shall see him earth.
No more he II join happy thrOnx
Or share our joyful mirth
For his form lies atiI and cold
Beneath the silent rArtlI
Possessing kind and ania abls dpUatOn and improved
mind galued By study and travel hv endeErsd large
circle OF friends WIN mOurned his early death There
BE- found cOnEeniAl, Obgng sympathetic one ever
willing alleviate and console
Of sympathy assistance. Yet DO sp~ak Crow
as without faults But those WhO knew him II him
best aud higher pTiase than this
We his loss SithOut hope. always was m
delight Ia dwell the subject nf religion mSdta,s
the oil his which took
Odist Church in SmJTnn, under the
Gracy glDruus revival broke Mr. e. with
Ot others brought penI'ant at the altar
in the wounds Of CrusiHcd Redermrr tim
lived the lie Of devoted Chrs'iAn. bot like
coming swallowed with thr things u this world nagrctrd
the advantages that had beru offered him. Yet when
oi his cnnd spoke pFnisrt Speaking
the hat God had
ul to hun, and he kne him in
he found him the fOrgvng Father. And
informed he often found engaged in TedHK God
few days previous a sickness. Therefore weep Ond
mother for thy treasure. And dear should
murmcr give to grief But should
preparation for for know the Lord bring
Us TO Death Rd s hAs liSIs prepared LIT all living
CLAYTON, Oct. 0.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08

Deposit church before the Presbytery of
Chester.
Rev. John Squier reported that he declined
the call of the Smyrna church.
Rev. Z. +. Boynton accepted the call OF the
Lewes church.
fredericksburg, Md. was appointed as the
next place of meeting, and Rev. E. L. Boing
aud Elders Logan and Noble were appointed y
committee of arrangements.
The committee on the Mallory Fund Ito pro-
vide home for the widow and children of the
late Rev. j. r. Mallory of Milford report
that $l537 had been contributed by 81 church
es, and that house was being built ut Milford
to cost $l,765. Ten churches that had not
contributed, were urged to take collections tc
make good the deficiency.
Tne Tresbytery adjourned to meet at the
call of the Moderator during the meeting o.
Synod in Washington.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08


THE TEMPERANCE MEN AND THE LICENSE
LAW.-Ihe temperance men all over the State
are interesting themselves in the enforcement
OF the new license law. We publish such
items on the subject as come to our notice,
to wit
At the moral reform meeting in this town,
last Thursday evening, it was resolved TO Pc
tition, in conjunction with the citizens, for an
increase in the police force of the town, with
view to better execution of the law. Another
meeting will be held tomorrow night, to con-
slider this and other subjects bearing upon the
enforcement of the law.
In Wilmington, last Friday evening, large
Reform" meeting was held, when Rev. f.
Stubs addressed packed audience 10 the city
hall, and JethrO Mccullough, George S. Hag-
any and Harry Porter were appointed com
mittee, to act in conjunction with other similar
committees to prevent, as far as possible, the
granting Of license for the sale of intoxicating
| liquors.
At Bridgeville, Sussex Co., meeting was
held in the interests of the cause, on Tuesday
evening, Of last wetk, when j. W. Carroll, G.
5. Layton and H. p. Cannon were appointed a
committee to prepare remonstrance against
the sale OF liquors in the town, which duty
they performed, and it received the sanction o!
the meeting.
At Milton, Sussex Co.. two persons are max
ing application for license to sell liquor, but a
correspondent says the names of the requisite
number of free holders could not be obtained
They are now trying to evade the law, but they
will be seen to.
At Georgetown, as we have already publish
ed the Good Templars give public notice thai
they will, individually and as u body, work fol-
the strict enforcement OF the new law.
At Laurel the temperance people have re-
solved to present a general remOnstrance t
court against the granting of liquor licenses
and have appointed vigilance committee t.
see that the new liquor law is properly en-
forced.
At Milford the adjourned meeting of tn,
Moral Reformers was held last week, ,
notice of which may be found in another col
umn.
At Harrington, the Good Templars, on tn
Both ult., resolved that the lodge give publ
notice to all concerned that they will, both in
dividually and as a body, demand a rigid en-
r forcement of the present temperance law, es
peclally as to those selling intoxicating liquor
to persons when intoxicated, aud public off
GERS refusing or negecting to arrest and com
init those who are drunk and nois yon tn
streets
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08

TIE CANAL.-When the Chesapeake & Della
August, it was feared by many that the distruc
ton was so great that it would bankrupt the
Company to repair it, and the report was freely
circulated that the work would be abandoned.
Yet within little over six weeks from the day
of that fearful food the Company, by q
navel of energy and bard work, have repaired
what seemed almost irrepairabe and again put
to work the 600 or 800 men who were told that
their occupation was gone, and brought III
requisition II steamers and $50 barges that
were laid up by the break. Six months and
$500,O00 were the time and amount first
thought necessary to restore the canal to its
former condition of usefulness, yet six weeks
and $4,000 is the time and sum really re
quired. This sum, however, though small III
comparison with the wild estimates first given
out, is nevertheless large relatively. Yet il
it had taken double or even treble the sun
first estimated the work of repair could moi
have been abandoned. The $4,000,000 con
sumed in the construction of the canal coulC
not be left to die in the hands of the Company
and the short cut aud safe route it affords t.
the commerce of Philadelphia and Baltimore
cannot be abandoned. Publicinterest demand
it and its large dividends insure it's maintain
auce. Its annual receipts from tolls and othe
sources amount to about 1915, 900, while it
annual expenditures for wages, repairs, take
and interest on mortgage debt were, at tn
last annual report, less than $245,OO0. 1t
last dividends amounted to $ll4,372, an,
this, too, after buying up about $25, 900 wort
of the funded debt of the Company, to be con
verted into stock. 1t is hardly possible 70
such work to fail.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08

Rev. A. d. Davis, the energetic Chief of
the Good Templars of this State, is the propri-
etor of little temperance paper called the
Rescue, which should be widely circulated, but
when Mr. D. closes his speeches at temper
ance meetings with an exhaustive argument to
the audience to take his paper, it looks as
though he were availing himself of human
itarian mill to grind selfish grist. We say it
looks SO, however free from such interpreta-
tion his acts should be- What he says on this
score would come better from a disinterested
quarter.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08

PREsBYTERY OF New CAsTLE.-The New
Castle Presbytery met on Tuesday of last week
at the Lower West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church, in Cecil county, Md. The attendance
was large, and the exercises interesting.
We publish such items as have general
interest; as follows:
Rev. A. &. Heaton requested that the pas
toral relation between himself and the Church
at Princess Anne, Md, be dissolved by Presby
terry. On this petition there arose an earnest,
tender and touching discussion in which the
fact was elected that there now exists the same
deep and genuine affection between Mr.. Hea-
ton and his people that has uniformly existed
between them for the eighteen years of his
pastorate in the church, and the only reason
why separation is now desired is because the
church, through the death and removal oil
several members, has become too weak to at
ford competent support for its pastor. The
Presbytery refused to grant the petition, and
at the same time made provisions for the
church to be aided 10 the support of its pastor.
The report of the state of religion in the
churches of the Presbytery was most encoura
ging From most Of the churches there came
up encouraging reports of their spiritual life
and activity. There have been cheering addi-
tiOns to the membership of many Of the
churches. The Presbytery has under its care
nine candidates for the mini stry
| Ahe Committee on Education reported re
commended that the usual appropriations be
made for aid Of the candidates for the ministry
under the care of Presbytery.
Rev. Drs. Patton and Crowell were appoint
ed to defend the Presbytery before the Synod
in the Ramsey case. This is difficulty be
tween the Presbyterian Church at Port De
posit and an elder named Ramsey.
Rev. Mr.. Heaton made report in the case
Of Rec Mr.. Sturges, of Smyrna. The repor
showed that the church had honorably dis
charged all their obligations to him and, il
fact, had paid more than they had promised
him, and further, that Mr.. Sturges had state,
to the committee that he had withdrawn th,
suit against the church for non-payment o
salary.
The committee were directed to table tn
: charge that his trial may be proceeded with
Rev. s. A. Gayley was appointed to prose
cute the call Of Rev. james Frazer to Por
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08
A Static CHOLERA IN CHINA.
Almost Every Case Cured with
PAIN-KILLER!

DEAR SIRs. During q residence of some ten years
IN Siam and China. as q missionary, found your
Pain Killer most valsable remedy for that fearful
scOurge the Cholera.
In administering the medicine I found IL most
efiectual TO give tea spoonful OF Pain Killer gill
OF hot water sweeIened with sugar then. after
iGleen minutes, begin 10 give about tablespoonful
Of the same mixture every few minutes until relief
was Obtained Apply hoI applications to the eIireIni
ties. Battle Ihe stomach with the PAIN Killer clear,
and rub the limbs brIskIy. OF those Who had the
Cholera and took the medicine faithfully in the way
stated above. eight out Of ten recovered.
REV. X. TELFORD. Missionary in China.
DEAR SIRss During a long residence in China
have used your valuable Pain Killer both IN my own
iamIly and among the chinese, and have lnnnd u q
most excellent medicine. In the Summers % 1863
and 1868. while residing in Shanghai. found il sn
almost certain cure for chOlra, il used in time. In
deed. using Il in great many instances. do not re-
member failing IN single case. For three years
have been residing IN this place. than fifty miles
IRON physicIHn. and have been obliged often fall
upon my own resources 10 Of sickness. The
Chlnese come TO us m great numbers for medicine
and advice. ThO1gh without medical knowledge
ourselves. the lew simple remedies We COM
mand are so much in advance even OF their physI.
cIans, that have almost daiJ applications. We
allow them TO cOme because il brings IN cOnlscT
| with them and opens door Of usefulness. In
dIarThea collie, vomiting. ch0lera coughs. etc. your
| Pain. Killer has been nv chief medicine.
Yours, very truly.
REV. T. p. CRAWFORD. Tungchow. China.
Those using Pain. Killer shouid strictly observe the
| follow ing directions
Al the commencement OF the disease. take tea.
spoonful OF PaIn.Killer. in sugar aAd wafer and then
bathe reeley across the stomach and bowls with the
Pain.Killer clear. Should the diaTrhea and cramp
continue, repeat the dose every fifteen minutes Ia
this way the dreadful scourage msy be checked end
the patient relieved in tie course Of few hours.
N. 3 Be sure aud ger the genuine article and 10
10 recommended by those who have used the Pain
Killer Tor he cholera. that the patient
take two Tor m0el leaspoonfuls issIesd OF one. -.
The PAINKlLLER Is sold by all the Druggist aud
| Dealers In Famiiv Medicines. ..t
S1r Price. rs and so cents and ei.
| oct lin PERRY DAVIS & SON,
Manuf's Props, 1876 High ST., Prov, RI.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08

In Europe. as in this country, apparently
inexhaustible supplies Of timber for building
purposes and for fuel have been recklessly cut
away, without any provision having been made
for their renewal. In England timber is now
jealousy guarded, and farmers have commen
ced to a.l t.oc,, in the reasonable expecta-
tion that they will prove a valuable inheritance
to their sons when the great forests of Norway,
the timber from which is now used for ship
building, shall have been used. 1t is stated,
on the authority of the statistics collected by
the Government, that there are greater num-
Der of acres under Scotch pine now than at
any other period in Scotland's history, not
withstsnding the immense quantity that has
been cut down to be used as lumber. Much
of the pine included in the statistics, however,
will not be available for many years, aud lar
ches are therefore being planted, as they are
of rapid growth and yield good timber,
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08

The Episcopal ministers of New Castle CO.
held the Northern Convocation, in Whining
tou last week. The principal subject under
discussion was Trinity Hospital, of that city
how to aid the institution. The question was
freely discussed by the Revs DR.. Clemson,
Stewart, Morsell, and Latimer, of the clergy,
and VIM. Cummins, NJ. D.. of Smyrna, OF the
laity. Although under Episcopal supervision,
the charities of this free institution are not con-
fined to the members of that church; no dis.
tinctions are made and no questions asked
beyond "Are you sufering?" and DO you
need?"