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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

The creeks and rivers are well filed.
Did that certain county officer deliver that
pig?
Prices lower than ever at the New York
Store.
The City Hotel runs free bus to and from
all trains. --$ Nv
Santa Fte avenue Is being graded as far south
as Judge Bcsbe's.
Cincinnati beer for sale at the Senate. John
Doyle's saloOn.
RcS,scitatc your pa.rioiism-tonorrow will
be Fourth Of July.
Go and examine the beautiful stock Of Dry
Goods at the New York Store.
The Gypson Farmers Club arc to celc-
brate on the Fourth.
Those handsome summer suits are manu-
featured BY RinSquist & llamlin.
The best rcady-n,ad clothing in town, and
tho cheapest at the New York Store.
To our good friend, Fas.ett. for one Of those
large buffalo fish, We return thanks.
Services at the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath. Rev. Nm. Bishop will officiate.
Marseillcs and all kinds OF dry goods cheaper
than the cheapest, at the New York Store.
Gen. Eosecranz. the :. Old Rosy - ofthe war.
stopped over ut Keitli's, last Wednesday night.
All the livery teams in town have been eng
gagged for use upon the Fourth, for over week.
B.L:. Wilson's residence on the East Side is
about completed and he will move into it next
week. ---k
Col. WIN. A. Phillips and lady will be at
house to every one On Friday evening. the illl
inst
five owe everybody. 'as the Herald alleges.
We have very lcnient and accommodating cred
itors.
July is the mouth 20 SOW buckwheat You
can get seed at tho wind mill, two miles from
town.
W. Ayrcs is preparing to build livery
stable opposite the Pacific House, ON Ninth
street.
Col. Phillips returned from Washington on
Tuesday morning S train. He Is enjoying much
better health.
WIN. II. Gels, Esq, has just completed a
h000SOtHC
the East Side. ~
S. Mulligan, Of Brookville, is prepared to To-
cate several herds Of cattle on land supplied
with good grass and water.
II We are seeap toafer," some who are
con.;dered very respectable gentleman should
be ashamed 70 keep our company. a
Although, no Baccalaureatc sermon. no
meetinx Of Alma Mater" efc.-Safisa Herald.
Alma Mater should meet BY all means.
L. n. Mafit starts for Lcaveaworth this
week to attend the State Normal. Academy Of
Music. The gallery viii not 10 closed during
his absence.
while ve manage to take out goods sent to
MS nv express. the. Sst and sentimental 'ak
.linecr If the opucnt Herald leaves his to rot il
the ofice, with charges unpaid.
The city council met last Monday evening
and appointed the following physicians to con
stituts the board Of health Of this city J. "
Daily, J. ". Jenny and s. l. Fox. ~
Casimeres and cottonades offered ct reduced
prices At the New YORK Store.
An excursion party Of the Pennsy lvania Cen
s,al stockholders and families, numbering
about twenty, stopped over At Keith's Tues
dsy evening. on an excursion to Denver and
the West.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

Fassett, O!ds. Grub, and other festive chaps,
have frequently conveyed themselves unto the
confluence Of the Mulberry and Saline. to drop
there the seine. Sundry corpulept and embon-
point cat and buffalo have been driven into this
trap. carted TO town and made to waltz to the
culinary skill Of many good housewives Of Sa-
lima. Odds delicate form blooms under the
fishing exercise, while the balance Of the boys
do not fail to respond regularly to the Pacific
House bell.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

Our people will be well supplied with gcnu-
inc amusement all around In the city the
Catholic Church Society will furnish enter
taiuuent for those living within days Jour
ney ofihe city. The ladies' are sparing no
pains TO make this celebration all this; is ex-
pec.cd of them. At Falun, in Major Forsse's
semble to hear the eagle screech. and cat and
bc merry. On the Mulberry the Fourth Of
July will be observed by the settlers and their
friends in genuine old-,ime style. In the
Gypsum Valley a grand time is announced for
the American anniversary day. Oar neigh
boring counties are also wide awake, and from
all quarters VIC hear Of preparations 10 cele-
bratc anu have JOYOUS Fourth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

Last Wednesday Ed. Donham and VIM Nor
LSis killed two buffalo between the Saline and
Mulberry. On Thursday Andy Bsrtle and
John Banks chased a buffalo for several miles
along the Mulberry. and ON Saturday
Branson Bowen, the O'Shay snd Byrtie boys
and John Banks chased hrge buffalo into
the Mulberry and killed itA Several buffalo
were seen within few miles Of Salina last
week, and Indications are that herl has been
driven In either by hunters or by the water.
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Which Kay?

There is not man in Salina that can write
well !; neither can he Tor they spell or parse
perfectly good. Captain Jack can beat them
all or, at least, he can order it done. cannot
spare time to notice all the ''small fry" that
want to pitch in-especially the swell from
Paris. He is plumb dead! Some wait until
storm blows over, and then they come out and
:. blow" ID. BEEBE.
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Tie Oldest business house in Central or West
srn Kansas, A. n. Campbell & Co.'S furnishes
us with an advertisement this week. On ac-
count of the ru-h Ofclstomc-s to their popular
establishment they are compelled to defer ell
tcrins into detailed statement this week OF
the low prices at which they are selling goods.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

JUDGE of he District Court. II. PRESCOTT.
Srnaor--J. n. EDWARDS.
Railroad Assissor-D. ". IIEtsER.
Espres.niattyc-EBIcS tOE-sL-
County conference.-the +. WOoLLNr, caairmah
z u i'lrmEr and r. EISGaRS.
Couaty ;lrra--DavID !ELEE.
County Attorney-E. W, UpDGKiNsoN-
Probate Judge-IIESaI LDGaN.
CLERK Of the Observation-Disclosures EoSDi.
, County 1rrasurer-C. x. FAULKNER.
Sheriff. j. GoIS..
Kesirtsr Of D-ets-A j. MINARD.
Sspsriule ndea: Of Public instruction-WN NJ BISHOP
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The following named officers were duly in
stalled on Tuesday evening last by IL. \. Leon
ard, ID. ID. z. G.: L. l.. Bond. G. r.. ID. 5.
Dodds. Ii. T.. A. Shultz. ). w.; l.. J. Evans.
u. II. Bishop, Scribe; &. ". Tressin.
Treas. ii. y. Leonard was elected represent
alive to the I. .. o. K. Grand Encampmcnt.
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CelebPatl0n.

There will be basket picnic on the Fourth
ofJuly at Brunswicl's Grove. on Mulberry
creek. All are cordially invited to attend
The programme is rs follows: lst, Calling OF
the meeting to order by the President ID. Mu-
sic by the Choir; Sd. Reading Of the Declara-
ton by Miss t. G.. Holden; 4ih. Music: 9TH.
Grafton by DIR. T. II. Switzer; 9th, Music 9Th
sth, Volunteer Speeches.
JAMES ClIACE, President.
A. ADAMS Secretary
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

Little learning is dangerous thing" &c;
Wherefore. - be posted" Ignorance is no cx-
cusc in these days Of free schools and free
presses. Lucrative kinds can tie obtained at
the popular book and news depot of White
head & Sealnan's. Fora triie you can keep
yourself in reading matter ut all times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

To Our SUBscrIBERs.-It will be remembered
that after July lst, all subscribers who pay no
postage or the JoURxAL now will I've compelled
to dos then, at the rate Of 20 cents per year.
Those DESTROYS Of obtaining their papers at :lie
printing Office, or having them delivered by
the carrier, for the purpose of avoiding the eH-
pense ofpostase, will please inform us Of thai
fact Immediately.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

The following teachers have been engaged
by the School Board of this District for the ell
suing year: Grammar department, Miss Si-
rah Holden; intermediate department, Mrs.
c. A. GaibersOn; Secondary department, Mr.
o. d. Olds; Primary department, Miss E.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

Mrs. Geo. X. Bas'ey. sister Of VI. A. N.
CIafiin, died OF consumption. at h9f residence
in this city on Tuesday morning. She was 4
most esiimab!e lady, and her loss will be great
ly felt by tie whole community. The funeral
took place yesterday, "wednesday
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

Through the generosity Of Mr.. q. J. Lay
and lady. the members Of our household were
permitted to have an ice cream festival"
The cream was rich, the cake rare, and the
enjoyment racy. II We were king, George J.
should lie our baker-in-chis n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

E. E. Bowen, general real estate agent, Of
fers great bargains in all classes Of real estate;
especially, choice Lands, improved farms and
town lots Of every description. Prices, terms,
quantity AMI quality to suit everybody.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

Ono week ago last Tuesday, John Beck, a
gentleman quite well known in Salina, was
drowned while attempting to cross Coal Greek,
Ottawa county.\ lie leaves wife and four
children. lie was Il well-to-do farmer, former
ly ofIndana, and&as resided in Kansas about
five wears,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

The workmen have commenced excayaiing
the basement of the new school house and
stone is beng hauled upon the ground. The
work has now actually commenced, and will
be pushed forward rapidly.-X
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

Commissioner Palmer, who has just re
turned from Leavenworth, reports that be
consulted with leading ''Nzrrow Guage'
stockholders, who asserted that the Kansas
Central would surely he built to SalinaS>%
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

Harry I.ubbcrs, Sf this city, while running
on top Of slowly moving freight train at Els
worth. last Saturday, lost his balance and fell
Of, injurins his back and shoulders quite Sc
verely mother brought him to this city
Monday evenin1-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

County.Attorney Hodgkinson went to Law
renee Monday evening to commence suit
against the Lawrence Savings Bank, in the
name Of the county, for $4,000. or to secure
the identical railroad bonds,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

One half Of the local items (silly in the
superlative degree) Of last weeks Herald, have
for their subject, % The JOURNAL and its edit
ors." We are happy to have Afforded 50 much
entertainment for the readers of the Herald.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03
CITY DIRECTORY.

Aaysr-R II. B,snOr. a.,
WELLS, En- wirrNANS, CHARLES HAhLLN.
P0lius Judye-N. r. CAKxoLL.
C1erk-EpWIN T.. BvwEN
1rexsursr-L. II. MArTiTr.
MarShalICHAs L Acssxr.
Deputy Nsrshal-A. SOuTHwsCK.
City Attorney-F. A. wILpNAN.
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TAKE NOTICE.

Those parties who indebted to me BIZ note or 9TH
srwise, THAT is to say-by enieg them money s~i-
ing them boots and shoes credit will understand by
tins notice that they dunned ;sl viii BIZ sued II they
do not come 10 time AMI pay up. want il understood
that am IN earnest and mean what say, anil will pub
,h the names Of those elin4ueTfs who live high
at the expense OF rf,e hard wsrkius and ever ioSg
LSIsne sslnan THAT is F"
55-u lamps NrNpuY
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Notice

All persons hereby notified tina, will M; he re-
nv ,ua" M ,o ~ as - ~ p 81 Ollie na,is os
Arkansas Valley Railway, excepting upon . written
orier from my self or VIM, Armstrong, my Suprriu
teDdent Of Grading ABRAM Ci-Ti.ER
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DissOlutiO,s Notice,

Notice Is hereby given fhst the partnership here
tofore existing between the Undersigned under the rm
name Of Leonard Doshls - been dissolved by mu-
tual consent All parties indsesel TO the drm viii
settle with D. s. Dodds. r. y. LEONARD.
Sl-SW ID. 8. NODDS
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Equalization Of TaEes.

Notice is hereby given that the Bosri Of Cbmnty
commissioners Of saline county Kansas will sit
Board Of EQUALIZATION. commencing the FIRST Non-
day in July, lea. for the purpose Of eqa.zin:
the taxes AL psrsons infercstri should be on hand
promptly ID. BEEBE. County Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

Mr.. J. w. Boyles lectures to the Mulberry
ties next Saturday evening, at the Mulberry
school house. His lecture will be on Chemis-
try, and lac will perform various chemical! ex-
periments during the evening.
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Price List OF the New York Store.

PRINTS.
Sprague's l0c, American l0c, all standard
prints l0c.
BROWN COTTON. IS
Atlantic p le l-2, Lawrence L L 1912, In
dian head II 1-2.
BLBACHED COTTON.
Amoskeag 16c. Bates d lie. Bot r 10 1-2c.
Fruit of the Loom 1Sc. Lansdale soft 16, New
York Mills 2lc, Wamasetta 10.
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Take Notice.

Whereas my wife. Abbse L. Ln'i. has len my bed
and board without any jnse cnnse - psoyoestioo 4
would inform merchants and ofhers that win I'M no
event be responsible hid lbr any debts she nay
confrsct Pr. LULL.
July list, 1879. ..tH sl-3w
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NOTICE.

There will he no meeting Il he salina Building As
ISOLATION on Friday evening OF this week Duss viii
will be received by the Secretary during business
hours on Thursday and Saturday.
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Cincinnati beer for salo at the Senate, John
Doyle's saloon.
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Neh ADVERTISEMENTS.
RARE CMANCE.

modious residence property - soaih Of ~ civ I'm.
its, Santa Fe svenue-edtotniaG the Tcsidesce Of
Mr.. o. Seitz. Enquire % the 6gemises Js
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Cincinnati beer for sale at the Senate, John
Doyie's saloon.
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Amer thorough search and careful inquiry for the
best r-ay~r and mower, finally the Buckeye
Combined Reaper and Mower With Mixers Improvesl
Table RAke-the nr-t in the country We examine
IL closely ard deciil II O. h0y0 We t0oa the
Table Rake home with snd had 10 sct np and after
cutting iW nj Of grain highly grxtinesi
with the result, snd would ssy 70 who wsst rv.P~r
rake, for 10 is, doubt. all thsts cob-iier-f-ths
very best in use AMI CONSIDER the reaper very light
draight and durabie-easily contro esi aud eStirr
free non, side ,iranght. As sef rake reaper and
q IN ak IL cant be beat Il delivers the bun
IS ia good shape for binding In 18th standing and
odgslf&ran The device for managing the rake IL e1-
&c and as ". said before, the hes: mac ans n the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-07-03

TIME TABlE-k. p. 3. 4.
The following Is the table al the arrival anu ae
parturr Of trurns on the Kansas Pacific Raiiroa Ca
Tina, n reported Ly Mr.. G. n NORTON, Agent.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
MN s:35 I'm. 5:55 IN.
11sro.,.t ,.;;~ht II 10 Am.
E-,,.Ss ....... IS 4. 80 m.
Ss-.ck ......-....... 93J M.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
r>c., Yrrisht ........... 500 an. 535 pm.
EVurrss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS =. IN. e:f5 : .m.
Snr.m1h Freight ............ 500 m.
Nail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 m Sis pm.
NorR-Sslina city time is q minutes slower than
the frailroad) tiIre above given.
Smyrna times., 1873-08-13

ENTERPRISES AT ROTHwELLs s LANDING
Two enterprises, the OutgrOwth in a great
measure, Of the Bombay Hook Railroad, are
soon to spring up at ROthwelps Landing, on
Smyrna Greek, p miles east of this town.
Messrs. WOrden Il Evans have leased of Col.
G. w. Cummins. owner of the beautiful farm
and landing there, 81 acres of land, upon which
they propose to establish a large ship yard,
and John f. Tygert 4 Bro. have leased
acres, upon which they will Immediately erect
a large building for the manufacture of phos-
phate.
The property leased by Messrs. w. & +. is
bounded by the Bombay Hook railroad, the
public road and the Creek and marsh on the
side of the landing towards this town, and that
leased by MesSrs t. 4 Brother is just beyond
the Landing between the Greek and public
road. Each firm has taken fve-year lease,
renewable at their option, with the privilege of
purchasing at any time. Messrs. w. 4 f..
have been unable to fill two or three orders for
the construction of large vessels this season,
for want Of room at their present yard, and
they propose to take up this ground for the
building of such craft as the large 700-ton brig
they are now manufacturing. Their present
yard is to be used for the building of light
draft vessels. Messrs. Tygert Il Brother,
formerly of New York. who are now running
phosphate factory at Harrington, will abandon
their works there and commence here at once.
They are already framing building, we under
stand. ITO by GO feet, TO be put up as soon a
possible Their object in making the change
is TO have better aud cheaper facilities fo
transportation They expect to run force o
about 25 men. The railroad is to put in sid
ings for the accommodation of the parties.
Smyrna times., 1873-08-13

Was 1T SUICIDE OR NOT-On Friday even
ing, about o'clock, the body of man named
Nichols was found suspended from the limb Of
q tree in Samuel Rogers woods, between Will
mington and New Castle. He had evidently
committed suicide, as he was hanging by a
silk handkerchief, and the indications denoted
that the act was committed several days ago.
He was German On Monday last the man
was seen at Mr.. Rodgers house, and his actions
would we'll beft man who was crazy. His
coat and carpet-sack was left about one hun
dred yards from the scene of the suicide.
To this we add the following from Monday s
Gazette. The New Castle correspondent of
the Commercial advances the theory that the
man named Nichols, who was recently found
hanging in Rogers woods, was murdered.
| He says that the deceased was seen in New
Castle about week previous to the discovery
of his body, and that he freely displayed con.
siderable money, including a large quantity oi
gold coins, concealed 10 belt about his waist
He was then accompanied by another man
This story is oil very well, but the correspon
dent should explain how a man, weighing ap
parently $50 pounds could be hung to a treI
by another man, or even two men. The maj
assuredly came to his death by hanging, o.
there were no other marks of violence upor
his person. A week or two ago. the sam,
man, who was found hanging 10 the woods
lodged over night in the cells at the City Hall
1t is very strange that with such sums oI
money as he displayed and spent for whiske
at New Castle, the man should provide hin
self with no better lodging place, than tn
I deectabe quarters in which he spent tn
night We think the correspondents conclu
sions are rather far-fetched.
Smyrna times., 1873-08-13
MARYLAND ITEMS.

The Comet newspaper, published at st.
Michaels, is offered for sale.
Salisbury has eight base ball clubs, six white
and two cOlored.
A new NJ. +. Church will soon be erected
near the Westamwel iron works, Cecil CO.
Charles A. Murphy, of Cecil co., had 700
bushels of wheat from 20 acres, making 35
bushels per acre.
John Gray, young shoemaker at Rising
Sun, Cecil county, has abandoned his last and
awl tor the ministry.
Another coal oil accident. Elizabeth Chat
ham, of Salisbury, attempted to light a FIRE
with coal oil, aud a severely burned face was the
result.
The placing, of the new Centreville Hotel
under contract has been temporarily postponed.
The difficulty seems to be that the plan selected
is too expensive.
Salisbury was visited on Saturday with q
very severe thunder storm. A young lady,
about lS years Of age, living near Pittsville,
was struck and instantly killed by lightning.
The Knights of Pythas of Chesapeake CITY
are to-day holding grand fish feast in tbs
grove at Rees' Wharf, Kent county, to last tn,
i entlre uay. DTeakIuIS, uluueT anu supper VIII
be prepared on the ground, and band o
music will be ia attendance. = o.
The Denton onion having stated that Col
Samuel Hambleton entertained number o
oolored guests in his parlor during the recen
session OF the colored conference in Easton
Col. H. publishes card in the Easton journal
in which he brands the statement as "aI
,n,nitigated lie from beginning to end. j"
Washington College --Messrs Berkeley an
Carlilo have retired from the faculty of thi
institution lat Chestertown) and Prof. Rivers
an eminent scholar Of South Carolina, hs
; been chosen principal, and Prof. Zimmerman
Western Maryland College, vice-principal.
A sad case Of drowning occurred on Thurs
Q day last off the mouth of Fairlee Creek job
b. Hynson, son of Mr.. Thomas Hynson, rs
Smyrna times., 1873-08-13

PRoF. ISAAC G. WEsT-The Commercial
of Monday says Prot Isaac G. West, acquitted
of the murder of Cooch Turner but still in
Dover jail awaiting trial on an indictment for
arson, has become, we learn, the victim of a
remorseful conscience. He is evidently much
harrassed in mind beyond the insanity which
is said to possess him. and his actions betray
an inward consciousness Of the enormity of the
offence for which his lite was on trial. We
learn from gentleman who has visited him in
his cell that he is frequently seen looking at
his hands, first ON one side and then on the
other, as if expecting to SEQ blood upon them,
and his actions in other respects raise pre-
sumption that remOrse for the murder of
Turner is settling down upon him. During a
late thunder storm he was greatly agitated, and
his face, tho next morning, was one of the
most woe beg imaginable. He slept but
little. and every thunder peal would start hin
to his feet as if thousand harpies were
dogging at his footsteps. His life at best is
miserable one, but it provokes but LITTLE
sympathy.
Smyrna times., 1873-08-13

SHOUTING PREsBYTERIANs.-At a small,
unassuming camp meeting in Baltimore Hd.,
Sussex CO., known rs Bethel camp, held re-
Gently, great religious interest was awakened,
l20 conversions we're recorded, and oil denomi-
nations, especially Presbyterians, we're brought
into the devotional exercises. The preacher
in charge was Rev. j. A. Arters, Who wa9
assisted BY RevS T. o. Ayres, J. Dare and
Others from surrounding cireuits. The last
Sunday, meeting was held as union meeting
of all denominations, and the Presbyterians
attended in full force. Rev Mr. Gaylord,
Presbyterian, preached the morning discourse,
and the remainder of the day was occupied in
experience and prayer meetings which were
fully participated in by mem ers OF both de.
nominations. The Milford NeVs says OF thi,
days meetings:
The old fashioned Methodist and the devout
Presbyterian came together face to face, hand
20 hand and heart to heart, and sung and
prayed, praised aud even shouted together il
beautiful concord and harmony. Presbyterian
are not much at shouting, but we are informed
that they did it on this occasion with all the
ease and dexterity of even the most practiceC
Methodlsts. They did not care to do it, bu
it seemed as though they could not help it
They went into it with power, though it wa
almost, if not quite, involuntary. After it wa
all over they could not see that it hurt then
bit. Indeed they seemed to feel the bette
for it alter the starch crust was once broken Of
them. II was good to be there"