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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
The Best Sewing Machine.

Tho best sewing machine for all purposes
made Is, beyond question, the Remington.
II will do 4 greater variety OF work, with less
noise and physical cIoulon, than any In the
market. Itls 20 simple that a child can man
ago Il, and so durable that We can SEQ no
reason why ono, with ordinary caro-, should not
last lifetime.
This point We desire to call especial attention
10. The Remington Il made by tho Rem
ington Arms Co, OF lion, n. Y, whose arms
Ero known the world over.
They have tile entire confidence OF the
governments OF the world, for tho reason that
they never turned out poor weapon, nor,
indeed any but tie best. Quality Is what
thoy pride themselves upon, for Il was their
capital At tho beginning. The same rigid
honesty that they held 10 In the manufacture
Of arms, they have carried into their sewing
machine. They arc made OF the best material
AttAlnAble, aud no labor or expense is spared to
llnlsli them In such = way as 70 mako them dc
great deal moro than Is claimed for thom.
Tho nAmo Bloomington" Is sufficient guarantee
to any ono who knows the Company.
The Company desire Agents In every county
In tho United States. We can say that The
machine, because OF its excellence, Is q good
ono TO handle, and Of the Company that thell
employees arc certain OF fair aud liberal treat.
ment. Write to Remington Arms Company
lion, n. Y.-Com,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
A Mammoth Dlspensary.

among the notable physicians OF this coun,
Try, DR.. L. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, n. Y, stands
desorTedly high. lie has obtained profess
aional eminence through strictly legitimate
means, and fully deserves the enyiAble repu-
tatlon which lie enjoys. A thorough and care
fnl preparation for Ills calling aud extensive
reading, during long and unusual largo prAc-
tlco, have made him extraordinarily successful
In LIS private practice aud gained tho COM
mendatlon even OF his professional brethren.
iIy deyoting his attention mainly to certain
spccllltos, no has been rewarded In very
great degree, and In these lines Is recognized
a. leader. Not afew Of his preparations
compounded for the4o special cases have been
adopted and arc used In their private practice
by physicians throughout the country, and his
pamphlets and larger works upon these sub
lects have been welcomed as valuable addl.
lions 10 medical literature, and placed among
tho Observation-Disclosures Of many medical schools
Acknowledgement Of tho services which h0 has
performed for medical sciOnco has been made
by presentations Of degrees from two Of the
ant medical institutions Of tho land, and by
the translation OF several Of his works into
German, SpanlAh and othol foreign languages
The incroaAing demand for Ills specifics some
tlme since nceessitAted the opening OF rrgu.
lar disponsAly for their preparation, and from
a small beginning the business Of this ostAb-
llIllment has now grown 10 mammoth proper
lions. Thus, during tho th:ec months ending
March 81, 1874, tho sum expended for postage
alone, not to speak Of that paid GU newspapers,
amounted TO s2,0s0.7O. Over hundred per-
sons are employed In the various departments,
and aeorps OF able and skilled physicians arc
retained a. m advisory board In difficult caseA
Elsewhere In to-lAy's Republican a whole page
IL devoted ~ communication from DR..
Pierce, settling forth something OF the history
and details OF this vast establishment, which
will DO found not unihterestlns reAdlng."-&
Louis Republican,
), II you would patronlEn medicines, sclentih-
cally prepared by skilled physician and chem.
Isl, uio Or. Plerce's Family Medicines. Golden
Medical Discovery Is nutritious, tonic, AlLarA-
tive or blood cleansing, and an unoquAled
cough remedy; Pleasant PurgAtiyo Pellets,
scarcely larger than mustard seed, constitute
En agreeable aud reliable phyBis; FAvorite
prcsoription-an uneqnAled remedy for debill.
tated females; Extract Of Smart-weod, a
magical remedy for pain, bowel complaints,
and an uneQuiled l6lmens for both human
and hnrse-tlesh; while bis DR.. sAge's CAtArrh
Remedy Is known the world over as the great
est specific for CatArrh and Gold In Head y
ever gwen to the publlc.-Com.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
The skeptIcal Convinced.

Every advance in medicine, every
new remedy has encountered an OPPOSE
ton, which is the test OF truth. Galen
and Jenper only were believed when
they had proved their discoveries
against opposition. But men are OBJ
serving, and benefits always make be-
levers, No incredulity can stand the
silent argument Of good results. When
DR.. Walker proclaimed that he had
produced from the medicinal herbs Of
California an Elixir that would regen.
crate the sinking system and cure dis
eases not organic, the incredulous
shook their heads. Yet his Vinegar
Bitters is now theStandRrd Restorative
OF the Western World. The truth could
not be resisted. Under the operation
OF the new remedy, Dyspeptics regained
their health, appetite and strength, the
Bilious and OonstipRted were relieved
Of every distressing symptomi the
Consumptive and Rheumatic rapidlyre-
covered !; Intermittent and Remittent
Feyers we're broken up; the faint Of
Scroiula was eradicatedl Who could
gainsay facts like these2 Not even the
Faculty. 5kepticism was routed. AL
doubts as to the claims OF the Bitters to
tho first place in the first rank OF
modern medicines were silenced, and
this wonderful preparation is to-day the
most popular Tonic, Alternative, and
Blood Depurent ever advertised in
America. In common with other jour
nalists, We arc free to add our testi-
mony to this remedy. It is a domestic
medicine, and no household should be
without it.-Com,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
prlEhun YOanE,s Logic.

A onO.leggcd soldier, Mormon, re.
Gently asked Brigham Young to supply,
by q miracle, the missing limb but
the apostle, not to BIO caught, made
this reply :."I can in an Instant pro.
duce a new leg in place Of the old one,
but then, you SEQ, II / do, II will cause
great inconvenience 10 you in heaven,
for after your e1altStion, TO glory, the
original leg will come back to the
splritualiEed body, mine also being Of
divine origin, becomes Immortal, and,
in this case, observe how very awkward
a threo.legged angel from Utah would
appear among the Inhabitants Of the
eternal world.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
Theodore TlltOn,s Insanity.

The Brooklyn Eagle has in q lengthy
statement and after many interviews,
arrived at the conclusion that Theodore
Tilton is insane, and that insanity IL
hereditary in his family. Itadds:
AS It was the purpose OF the Eagle
to lay the facts Of tho mental history Of
Theodore Tilton's family before compe.
tent medical authority on the subject
Of insanity before giving them to- the
public, the reporter obtained from Mrs
Tilton, through third party, state.
mont as to any peculiarities she might
have observed touching his mentalco
dition for some years, past. Mrs. Til.
ton, 1t should be. distinctly understood,
had no knowledge for ghat purpose the
data were required. The following Pc
culiarities bearing on his mental oondi+
ton were given:
For twelve years he has shown On
inability to get TO sleep without being
read to by the hohr or moro.
He would drink ale and porter after
retiring, and then read himself to sleep.
He often complained Of distress In
the head. Ho would often get up and
walk the house in order to induce sleep,
or he would walk the streets for hours,
sometimes returning rs late as three OF
four o'clock in the morning.
BE. would soy all manner Of cruel, in.
sulting things to his wife, and then
wonder that she felt badly, and would
express his surprise that she should feel
badly.
He has developed the popularity oil
frequently repeating the same story to
the same person, who would be sup,
posed to know the story in the first in.
stance.
To these facts were added others
which have appeared In tho course oil
the investigation (; the contradictions
apparently without motive; the strange
behavior in writing two irreconcilabie
statements; his strange conduct in
leaving his wife, returning, then leaving
her again; his conduct in regard to the
proposed transfer OF the property to biz
wife and his Subsequent refusal to dc
so his prof1er to permit his wife Ia
take away her personal effects and hiI
sudden and causelcss refusal TO permit
II and the language he then made use
OF his strange and persistent attempts
TO see his wife at Mrs. ovinRton's after
having been refused, and without ap.
parent motive for seeing her; his state.
Inent to Mrs. oyington that he had
come TO see what he could do for his
wife, and his threatening and abuse Of
her almost in the same breath, and The
fact that he has recently asserted thai
neither himself nor Mrs. Tilton nor Mr..
Beecher would live a year these and 1
multitude OF strange actions which
have been observed by all who have
watched this case carefully wero placed
together In connection with the facts d
Mr.. Tilton's family history aud were
laid before three eminent medical gen
tlemen, two Of them having had Ions
experience in the study and treatment
OF the insane, and one OF them having
the highest reputation In this partic.
ular.
Tilton and his friends laugh at The
insanity charge.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
Friday.

The universal superstition that Fri
day Is tho most unlucky OF days, proba.
bly, arose from tho fact that on that day
Christ was crucifed. Many people in
dulge this Us their sole superstition.
But it is with sailors particularly that
this obtains. Many good ship has
lost tide which nigh. have borne her
on 10 fortune because captain and crew
objected to sailing on Friday. How.
ever, we hear from good authority that
even unlucky Friday will not long he
omitted in the list Of sailing vessels in
this port and that tho venture will be
made next year. In late bresch oil
promise tried in Chelmsford Assizes,
the defendant produced his own letter
to the unhappy widow: "You say
have used you Ill, but l told You not tc
count on much lest you should be dis
appointed. said il we marry before
harvest, il must be very soon, but yor
said You would like to marry on Fri
day, for you thought that good day
for on Friday your husband died, ant
on Friday l first came to see you, aut
Friday was market day."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
THE NEW IMPROVED
REMINGTON
Sewing Machine.
The Medal for Progress"
AT vienna, 1879,

~ NAbsSht Aos1'
the nioHrEr oRpHR or "MEpAhn AWARDED AT
The KIF9srTtoH.
No SaVing Machine Received a Higks RiaI
A FEW REASONS
LA Nsp Invention THOROUGHLY rEETIo and
secured BY Letters Patent l.e
Y,-MAksI = ptEJtet LOCI ETTfeH, alike IN bo
Sides, on all kiHds " goods.
3.-RunI LiuHr, sAoOrH, NoiIELIsa and RABtp
bsSi eombiRatioH Of qualities.
4.-DuRAALH-RuniJor Year, without Repairs.
5.-Rl DO al rarisiiss u Work and Fanst
Stitching in ASupsrior manner,
OILS Host Easily Managed by the operator
Length OF stitch may BE- altered willis running,
and machine can DO threaded without paaIin
thread through holes.
7.-DeIlgn Simple, IHptnioHI, HsgaRt, iormIng
the stitch tsitAout the use Of Cog wheel Gears,
Rotary Cams or Lever ArmL Has the Automatic
Drop Feed, which iHntrss uniform length q hiieh
at any speed. Has our new TRIAD CoRiroEsr
which allows easy movement Of nesdle.bAr and
prevents iniury TO thread.
2 s.-coAETHuGTioH most edrSfii and vnfiHEp. II
lie Manufactured By the most lsflf,I and srpsri.
tnesd asehdnies. At the celebrated Remington
Armory, 1iion, N. Y. New York once,
No. o Madison square, ukurtx,s Build
inRl BRANoH oFRICEsi 2S5 state 81.
Chicago, Ili.i $40 Superior St, Cleveland,
o. ISL Fourth ST., CincinnEii, Oh 400
Main St., Buffalo, N, Y.J J32 Warrington
ST, boston, Mass.t $40 CHESTNUT ST.,
philadelphia, Pa 10 sixth ST., pitts-
burgh, Pa.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

MlmlTTlT. Knn,Aa JplvaiHI

O. 0 OLrN 90. .sThls iG TO certify that have
sompiaInts, Bordering on Il Biishrs diIsGss, Tor
number OF years. For the lasl two years I have
good. Az the time thorO wAh Quantities OF Alhu.
men In my urine. ihld seen Afoliee IN the paper
o. Wauke,hl Hatfr' List HeetGary thought
ave gAllops, and willis was tflnkinR received
our gallons from Afdend In flllnoiI In few days
I received circular which tnld me that thu water
that was sent ne from IllirolS was from Mineral
Rock Spring. siuca then haye ordered two bar.
fola ana received H. and an making free use Of H.
BY the use Of the water my health 10 better than
II has been for years. Ny VITA thinks the water
the greatest boon that ever received. II has itl
desired and detigned eject. think AFTER using
II few months more, shAn be all right =.
Now, cir, an o scholar, ard lfypu can change
The style Of my writing without deItfoyiuH It's
meaning, you are liberty 70 DO y
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

While gentleman Of. Plymouth Hill,
Conn, was returning from Wolcottyille
he saw ball Of fire fall and strike the
ground and bounding along finally go
out. He found 1t to be q large round
stone, weighing about fifteen pounds,
clrried It home and discovered that it
was composed Of different kinds Of
stone Of various colors, and looked as II
II had been melted in o hot fire.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
Lynch Law.

A poor wretch named Baker was ar.
rested for stealing fifty pounds OF
bacon, or rather on the snpposition that
he might have stolen It. The outrage
occurred near the town OF Paoli, in
Orange county, Indiana. The victim
was somewhat renowned for q propen.
sity TO get into rs many fights rs pos.
si6le, and in casual encounters he usu.
ally whipped his man. he was hard.
working fellow, aud did odd jobs for
persons in the neighborhood, who, Us a
rule, cheated him out Of his wages.
Having family and indisposition to
SEQ them starve, he compensated for
the failure OF his employers to pay him
by depredations upon farms, his pilier.
ings seldom exceeding at one time q
sack OF corn, or its equivalent in value.
Having been detected in several petty
thefts, his neighbour recently burned
his house over his head by way OF warn.
ing, and came near burning his wife
and children 81 the same time. Not.
withstanding this gentle intimation
Baker neglected TO leave the country,
and soon after iarmerhad fifty pounds
OF bacon stolen from his smoke house.
II was at onco assumed that Baker was
the thief, and he was arrested on war.
rant Issued by Justice OF the Peace.
On his way to jail mob took him away
from the officer who had him in charge.
stripped him, and hanged him until he
was dead. II is said that his lynchers
we're the very men who had defrauded
him out OF the wages Of his labor, and
virtually driven him TO theft. No doubt
Baker wns q disagreeable neighbor, de.
serving OF the punishment which the
laws prescribe for such oifenses as he
had been guilty Of. But it is not Gus.
tomary to hang people on the suspicion
Of their having stolen few pounds Of
meat. y-.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
Or. ]. Walkers California Vim,

DIR. ]. Walkers California Vim.
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
1--we herbs found on the lower range "
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of CalifJr-
MIA, the medicinal properties Of which
are ey' acted therefrom without the uss
Of = ,ohoL The question Is almost
laE asked, "What Is the cause Of the
unparalleled success of'VISRGAR BTT-
rRRsP Our answer is, that theyremoss
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and a life-g giving principle
1 perfect RenoVatot and InvigorasJt
IF the system. Never before IN tds
history Of tho world has medicine beau
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEdAR BITTERs in healing thu
aok Of every disease man is heir TO, The
are o gentle Purgative as well az Tonic.
relieving Congestion or Inflammation \
The Liver and vscoral Organs, In BEliolI
Diseases.
The properties of DR. wAIxKBt
YISRGA An BITTRRs arc Apenent, Diaphoreto.
GarminAtive, Nutritious, Laxative, Dinret9
sedAtiye, Counter ritant, Sudodhc, AteFs
We. and Anti.BlliouL
II. II. MCDONALD & co..
DmeEipis and Gen. Aga, San Francisco CGllbnIk
lnd cor. Of Warrington aud Charlton Sta, MY
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

To Dye BIAcK.-For four pounds
of rags take two ounces OF blue
vitriol, and eight Of extract Of logwoOd,
or three pounds Of logwood.chips. Pot
each separately in twelve quarts Of
water, the logwood in m iron vessel,
the vitriol in brass bring both to 4
boiling heat; dip the cloth into lhe
yitriol.water first, then into the logwcod
water, and alternately from one to the
other till Il has been dipped in eloh
three times. Then dry, wash in strong
suds, rinse in soft, cold water, and
press when damp. This coloring Is
proper for lace, silk, worsted and cot.
ton, and does not fade.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
MORE TESTIMONY.


HnRIooN, Wis, July 7, 1871.
Nh. o. O. OLTS, wAukelhA, WIS. -DeAI Sir In.
closed plOAIs MD - for ave gallons Of Mineral
Rock Spring wAteF-eAn sent to-day BY express.
Of your Spring water. have uted for the last two
years other waters, hut have pOyer received from
The use Of others - decidtd results - from the
use Of that you sent me; 1tmay be owing 70 other
cAuHuA operating AZ the tAma time, which has
Alded In the favorable results from the use OF
youfti still an not ANlre OF any, - my habits
have been the tAue, making use OF no drugs OF
other medical treatment
Yours, II, BARBER,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

- as EAU CLAIRE, July ., 1874.
G. @, DIN a Co.I-1entt-Thls Il 10 certify thA,
I have used the wAuk0ihA Mineral noek Spring
water for the last sig or eight nontgI, with great
results. was very bad with the kidney aud liver
disease, aud the water has helped me 80 wonder.
'nlly, In both Of the dtaoalel. Ny digestion has
also greatly Improved, and 1 now feel this water
has been great bentht IN more ways than one. Il
I continue 70 use tbs water, an e5nfdent that Il
Etli effect q permanent cure. Thernlre ship ne
n this city another half barrel u the water II
once. Rspsetfully yours, =. .,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
The Grand Rsvolation IA MlDicAl rarl..

HEsr, which was commenced in 800, lS still IN
pfogrtIS Nothing can stop H. for II IL founded on
the principle now universally AeknowisdR geo, that
physical Nigur Is the most formidable AntAgUni,,
ofAll human ailments, and experience has shown
that PLANTATION BrITEhs 10 pseiisII inyigOfAnt,
n well a. the hes, pOIIlblS safeguard AgiinI.
endemic diseases, tH..
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17
Not quite SO Fast, Mr.. Jone. IA hOrss

Not Quite SO Fast, Mr.. Jones IA horse.
doctor in Philadelphia was caught changing The
celebrated MEXICAN MuIrASo LNIHEEf Into other
bottles, aud using II ~ his own recipe. Honesty
10 always the best policy. These medicine men
like TO follow up such fellows. 1t cured the lame
horse all the Iamei bat II damaged me Doctors
reputation, and benefited the proprietor in pro-
portion. We have hoard Of 90 many Rheumatic
persons and lame horssI being cured b.. the Mus.
rASu LtxixENT that We advise every houssksspor,
llystynAn and planter 10 lnysIt in % Ct OF 800
bottle, against accident beware Of eounisftsi,i
tits wrapped in Abiesi engraving IlEnsd o. W.
westbfook, ChOmlat.n
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

wAxrED-1OO,O 100000 MEx.-Apply
for situation At the nearest gents furniiiing
Etore. They Will engage You by your paying
tho prico OF q box or moro Of Elmwood ConArS,
which you can take home with yOu.-Com,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

An Indiana youth cut his leg terribly
with Iniie, partly seyering the bone,
The pain caused him To start TO bis
feet, and the sudden strain snapped
the injured bone of.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

The Ladies' sorosls club, Of New York, 70.
Gently changed their dlIeuIIions from womAn'I
suffrage 10 HAIR preparations and pimbie Blnlth.
eri, They declared thA, where nature had not
endowed them with beauty, u was their right
Yea, thtiT duiy-,o seek itwhtfe they could. 50
they voted that MAGNOLIA BALM oveTeAme sGliow.
ness, Rough Skin and RingmArkI, and gave TO the
eonpisxien q most dubuque (sototlAnl and mar
bis-iits appearance tdAhEsfou, 10 men, ne doub,E
and that LIoSt KATHAIAoN made the hair grow
thick, sch and awful pretty, and moreover Pre-.
vented from turning gray 1.-THE piopristoII Of
iAsls articles ala not Gtnd The sisters an lRroes,
thsV ara nhl 1naFi
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

II is said that 70 new churches arc
speedily 10 be built in Philadelphia,
costing in the aggregate about $500, 900.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

Ohio is raid to have 0 universities
and 80 colleges,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

Has great MAaHTIna poWeT, ulsd Tor detecting
stances In the Eye In wounds, elt. pnd 10 eIsmins
Inleett, Ploweft and Plants, 70 detect niWs IN
Ing otherwise llegiblat ard for the inipeetlon o.
grain, minerals, etc uitfnl for every body Double
Convex Lens, J. "a 4 ches IN diameter Price 60
llultiAtnd Clfcullrt and terml fLtQl Address
Y Z. BYRH, p. o. Bog teao, New York once, No.
IlNiIihn Street State EhiTs ynu iav this
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

FIVE MYSTERIOUS PICTURES.
QussrlY Concealed Beauties. Strange Dsyiees
PnlIllnR Problems. ERER N ALL, Adafetn,
with GtSmp, ADAMS a co.. Pearl street, Boston.
pENNsYLyANIA FEMALE cOLLkGE,
Il CoileReTillU, Pc. Advantages unsquAled
SKpSruSG mo tOTAkS Banu FOR Circular
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-17

EpIsONn lNDUCTOIlIUM. A Powerful
Circular. EDlsON a MURRAY, Newaii, Nj
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1874-06-10
Fcr the Wavsiian Gazette
Bishop willis on liberation!


"The hrst adveu,urvr who comes along as a
preacher and Is announced to give discourse In a
nelghboring eouventiele. draws crowd of hearers
nom their own church. who in the morning. prayed
TO be delivered from heresy and sehism. -" Racaiiis
CtNreA Messenger, June, iS74
When our worthy neighbor has occasion to
read bis little flock lecture on their peeeadil-
Ices like the Published one from which the above
extract is taken, We who are not under that shep-
herd have nothing to say, but would gently hope
that they will be the better for an occasional
healthy berating, or that a, least they Wi: be able
to exercise the happy philosophy Of the man who
would say OF bis wifes often se9lding. Oh, the
dear woman, It's what keeps her up, and don't
mind it,"
But has not our excellent friend become lit
tie too much carried away by the agreeable ietvOr
Of his work OF adnouition, when be gets TO cali
ing other people i'll names, men too, whom the
Christian public hold in high esteem. Adven-
tarer" indeed The Rev. Dr. Bacon, or the
distinguished Methodist pastor, scientist and
gentleman, whose attractive preaching wrought
that sad desertiou OF the siitings in the sacred
tabernacle, called by such name Our vigilant
friend must have been deeply wounded in spirit
by the unseemly fickleness Of his flock to have so
seriously transgressed what was due tc his own
dignity as pastor and gentleman. As to the
term eonyentiele, if Brother Waterhouse can
stand it, the rest Of US viii try TO also.
OF heresy and schism,7 different persons
will give different definitions Schism," for IN
stance, is an act Of eating apart, and may well
be thought to apply especially to the conduct Of
a church that exscinds from the Christian name
and fellowship all who do not ordan their pres
byters after the method the aforesaid church has
decreed TO be valid. ELEUTHERoS