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Notice.

SCpEKlNTfNDTAT':> UFFlCt,
SPAkTANDUEG " UN!O:> H. i. co,
N and after June ]. 1874, Trains on Ike
~ :Hpartanhnig 4:.l Union Hailr0ad will
run. making cio-e connection with the
Grcenvile ana Columbia aud Atlanta and
Eichmond ir-Iinc Railroads, doing away
with the delay 1T Aston.
The HpartIhhurG and Ulion Eailroxd is
completely equipped for lla husint ~ /;
Road b,ing IN fine condition, makes good
time and cure connections
inssrnSrr- travelling this route will have,
ever: attention. VI. W. DAVIES,
Mav27 2mO Superintendent
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P. 3. GLASS, Accountant.

P. 3. GLASS, Accountant.
NTILL attend to Opening. Closing or
w Keeping Sets IF BOOKS OF AC-
COUNTS tnr Merchants, Bhnktrr, Me-
chanics, Professional Men or others, and to
any busin-er pertaining to the Counting
Roam COPYING ur WRITING of any de-.
Scripti"n txccnted promptly. .lice at CO.
lnEbih Hotel. first floor. June
LAWYERS OFFICES:
iSsUHASCE OFFICES!
ftIDalS EOH FAMILIES!
SINGLE ISED-KOO1lS!
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EXCURSION Season of 1874 via Allan.
tic Coast and Midland Lines
a,a sa szf!ls Es5I i T Ell ss33:sss
CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA AND AU.
GUSrA, AND WHINING ron, COLUM-
BlA AND AUGUSTA RAILROADS.
CoLua:EiA. S. G. May &c, 1874
pOU:n TRIP TICKETS to all promi-
IL ment Eirgiria Springs aud Western
Aorih Carolina Excursion Points. good
unit! November l, 1871, will be on salc at
the Conpany's Ticket Office in this city,
both tiu Charlotte and cin Wilmington, on,
and after Juno 1874.
Tickets to New York, rhila dc!phia, BAL
tim3re. ril BAY LINE, 1T reduced rates, also
on sale a. POPE,
Jun' General Passenger Agent
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An important enterprise for tho develop
Ic,it Of South Carolina.
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Every citizen OF this State should own a
least one Share.
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Shares Fifty Dollars each, payable in tc1
installmcllts.
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link in the Airline Road between tue
cities OF Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis,
Chicago and Charleston. scventy-four
miles long, with less than twenty miles OF
heavy work.
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UnheaIlhY surronndInr.,

TO breathe prre, hCalthrll air, and 10 follow
occupations conducive TO health and long hfs
are the privileges OF the minority. The maIori
must dwell wherever their lot is cast, however
the crsi! assigned 70 them, however destructive
10 health and Nlsor. Medical science has, how.
ever, come 10 the aid Of the latter. In Hostel.
ter's stomath Bitters they have land have had
lor tho last twenty-five years. tho best deienc.
against the morbid tr0uencts which create and
supply. Its Ingredients arc among he aneIt
botanic specifics which research has Yet revealed
70 man. AS preventative OF, and 1 remedy for
diseases generated by swamps, mlsaama, the
foul air or factories, excessive heat, over eTer.
uon Of body or mind, unwholesome water, or
anyother morbinc cause, HOsteltef'sl Stomach
bitters bear away the palm lIOm all medicineS OF
the present day. dEy,
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The Detection of Rev. ]. A. Latane,
Of st. Matthew's Church, TO the
Cummlns Movement. ~.

of st. Matthew's Church, TO the
Cummins Movement. -'l b.
Editors Of the IntcllIgeneer:
Shocking as this announcement may be
to many sad hearts in this community.
and as wholly unlocked for IN event, none
who enjoy personal acquaintance with
MIR. Laiane will for moment impugn his
entire honesty in the step thus taken.
Nor do any doubt the propriety Of his thus
going, in obedience to the promptlngs Of
conscience - however ill.sdyised the
course may seem to others.
While thus regretting so momentus an
event, as Q member oil the Church. we,
on the other hand, find food for conpratu.
lation in the knowledge that his followers
from the parish will be few, II anyhow.
ever much sympathy may be ielt Tor his
views and course by individual members,
The resignation Of the pastor oil a
parish, and his going forth in whatever
capacity he may choose, ia no uncommon
event, but the carrying of bodily OF a
parish Is quite different and more com
pick matter. A good illustration OF the
sentiments OF many Of the members Of our
Church will doubtless be found in the
following, clipped from q correspondent
OF the Hartford CouraRt, relative to the
Cheney Whitehouse case Of Chicago:
Nobody has any objections TO allow
Ing erring brethren TO go In peace; but
allowing them TO steal Church aud carry
that of In peace, Is quite another matter.
II lie hardly 10 be supposed that II the pas
tor OF the Pearl street church should ioin
tho Episcopal Church, he would be al
lowed to take the edihee with him; or II
the Rector Of ST. Johns should ioln The
Roman Catholic body, that we should al.
low him 10 take St. Johns church with
him TO his new ecclesiastical home with
out church fight, however unedlfyinp a
spectacle II might be-"
However much the gentleman OF the
vestry OF St. Matthews Church NAV re-
gret the resignation Of their Rector under
these or other circumstances, we have f1ll
faith IN their good Judgment and loyalty
to our Church, to believe that they will
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Facts for the People

As The virtues Of medicines can only be ssess.
cd that many OF the Drugs still prescribed by
some physlclaLs should retain place IN our Ma.
teria hedic4. As an instance Of this. maj Vie
drug, Balsam CopabiA, furnishes an eKamnis,
About tho year 1890, the SpanIards In the Islsnd
OF san Domingo having become AtiIcted with
certain complaints, thought, according to Inc
prevailing notion at that time, that nc rensdy
might DO found where the disease OripInAted
Under this impression, BalsAm CopabIG came
into use, but never hiss q nauseating drug done
more Injury, for 1t not only changes tho nStufe
OF lno disease 70 moro dreadful state than The
and brings on Dyspepsia in It's worst forms, 10
avoid this drug and It's effects the BAMARI.
TAh'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy. il
within the reach OF all. Only ten pIllS 10 be
taken, and Will cure every time In from two 10
Tour days. Male packages, 81; female, IS.
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80 know It viii DO Gained by some that the
Declaration Of the Bishops" touching the Bap-
LIs iInaA service was gained at that Convention.
visa could regard that Declaration Is In any
sense "a gain" 70 the Low Church party. But /
eAnnot. lst. 10 had no authority; being merely
N ,S and unofficial expression Of opinion
On NV REt o. most Of the Blahops-oE II Of any
AuLnonE the precedent was most dAnperous
one ioE the minority In this Church. Ia. Il
n,:aas hSSg'tg; some OF the slgners declaring
Afterwards that II made moral rather thSn z
religious, = scholastic rather than iheoloeicSl
aietncuoni snd not q slngle HIgh Church
Biahop admitting thAtlt toneSed The donfrIne IN
glSittdl regeneration IN Baptism, And III
etsetsd HothtnQi' the Destination has been Loaf.
thrown aside, Torn up, scattered 70 me WindS Nv
most OF thelAity who ever saw II, and moan.
time the Bapulmal service remains uuAltSFed
ana unIltera6le In the Prayer Book, And syeSS
minister Of the Church has 70 70 on deeialins
again and again, q tfore, that ever. bapt issd
child h regcneEatSd. Out Of regard 70 III. An.
dFeW4 70 whom the credit Of having deyiSed
and brought about this mode ofrsllCr is fonefal.
" 4scribSd, ! would gladly have withheld he
oppression Of this opinion Of lts 1Gfitl. bat n
THIS instance surely kagnH1 Ayeao de'mltas,
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TnR ques,ionhis often been asked By
those Interested, "Can have my gray
hair restored TO its natural color, without
eoloring the skin 2 and can my thin locks
bethickeneduptP We answer, ut CAM
and would advise you to read q treatise
on the hair, which Is published by r. P,
Hall & Co, Nashua, N. H., who send il
free, upon application. They are the pro.
prietors of Halls Vegetable sIcilian Hair
Remover We learn from It, the hair, in
perfect state Of health. is constantly
falling out, and new hairs grow from the
same tubes but, in case Of any disease Of
the scalp, or by the use OF alcoholic prepa
rations, the hairtube becomes contracted
at its mouth. and prevents the new lolllcle
from reaching the surface. Their preps.
ration will create perfect healthy condi.
ton Of the scalp, and. by lis tonic proper.
ties, will preserve and strengthen the roots
Of the hair-State1mdn, Da Mana, IoSa
INW
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To he r. Rec. John Johns, DID,, Bishop
cfMe 2. Il. Gdureh in The Diocese Of
Virginia.
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"OuT, DAMNED spoT !'-The energetic
exclamation Of Macbeth Is mentally elacu.
lated by every housewife when confronted
BY the manifold variety ofstaIns and spots
that dlsagure articles Of household orna-
ment and use. But the "spols" are not
30 easy 10 remove by ordinary means. A
little Sapolio brought into timely use
causes them all 10 disappear as II by
magic, and bring peace and satisfaction
10 the housewife mind. As cheap as
common soap and hundred times more
effective. -. Eth. eod&w
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a WRONG CUSTOM CORNFcTEn,

It iSquite generally the custom Ia .ak.
strong liver stimulGntS for ne cara ~
liver complaint, and both the mineral Ana
vegetable Kingdoms have been dlliFenilv
searched 10 secure the most ,drsStIc ana
polSonops purgatiyes In order 10 prodncS
q powerful effect upon the liver. and
arouse the tagging and enfeebled organ
This system Of treatment & on The Ssins
principle asthat q giving q Wealdand "a.
OliliSted man large portions Of brandy 10
enA1le him 10 do o certain amount al
MorM When the stlmulant q Withhold,
.ns oIgan IKE the system, gradually fo.
lapseS into q more torpid OF 1Slue9i1h ana
weakened condition than befofel : WhNt
then Is wanted MediSIueS fbst wbiis
they cause the bile to dow ireelv INN Ky
liver, % that organ 10 toned ii,o Sce,Sr
Will not overlook and thus debIlItste| n
but will, when their use Is dIscontinnas
leave the liver strengthened and healthy
WORKS WONDERS
BERGEN, Genesee Co, N.Y.
March %, 1871.
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ShbhShs
A Reformed Episcopal Church, thus in.
Augurated, would attract TO itself sooner
or later, all the elements oil Protest.
antlsm In the present Episcopal
Church. It would command, ct
once, the confidence and sympathy OF
the great body of Evangelical Protest.
ant Christians. 1t would gather into It's
fold multitudes, through the length and
breadth oil the land, who desire an Epis.
copal Church, with an orthodox faith, a
scriptural liturgy, and Catholic spirit,
II would take It's place among other Pro.
testant Churches, not as a rival sect, but
as Q Church Of peace. Il would set them
noble example Of devotion to truth in
matters essential, Of liberty in matters
non, essential, and Of charity towards all
the different households Of the great Pro.
testant family. It would be q living wit.
ness for their essential unity In the faith,
and standing protest against all narrow.
ness and exclustvism IN spirit. Il would
so lar as In It lay, sheathe the.sword Of
controversy, and give itself to the great
and glorious work Of preaching Jesus and
saving souls, And Il would be great
step towards bringing together In closer
sympathy the now divided hosts OF Pro-
testantism and preparing them 10 present
Q united front in that dread struggle with
RomAnism and infdelity, which, Il the
language ofprophecy and the aigns Of thel
tmes have not been strangely misread, Is
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DR.. R. v, PIERCE .


Dear Sr-Your treatment In my casa
has been quite successful and batIafsctorV
and for which ] desire 10 erpfeS 4 nv
gratitude. have been troubled Win Z
disordered Liver and Catarrh and general
weakness for q good many years, and was
falling slowly al the time, and last August
D called on you and got some Of youf
Golden Medical Discovery and DR.. S6ee's
Catarrh Remedy, and one Of your Nasal
!nJectors, and since that time / have been
improving and am now better than /
have been In years, not having had the
sick headache once In months, which |
used TO have 10 average once q week, the
Golden Medical Discovery being the prin.
cipsl medicine used. It has worked won.
ders In my case, and l recommend il to
those similarly afflicted. Let me express
gratitude TO you for such invaluable ser
vices. Truly and gratefully yours,
deodsw&w WV. +. CRlTTRNDRN,
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VSHN " lt8I4INAI hINEI
Retor Of 50. PauEs, Ennlstnood

" ~ ~ "ut . Hfy1epOVu.
st. Paul's Rectory, Euglewood, N. j..
January 5, 1874,
30 far, not one parish Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church has Joined the Cum,
minis movement.
(slgnedO
RELIGIONS.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-03-04
WILLIAM r. SMITH, NJ. y.

RES,DEECE--No. q, Tlirtccnti street,
betwt Washington avenue and Walnut
street Olice-laG commercial avenue, up
stairs.
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N.W. DUNNING NJ n

RESlDENCE-corner Ninth and Walnut
StrHcts, Oice-cOrner Sixth street and
Ohio levee. Office hours-frola o q. M, to
~ H., and 9p, IN
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During the dull season, while Merchants and others
have leisure time to devote such matters we suooce o
them the proprlety Of procuring their
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Bet. Commercial ami washington avenues
III ~ true, the doctor ~ one of the oldest
PHYSICIANS OF the place, and his diploma.
that hangs in his office, shows that he has
been 32 years in the profession. lie Is doing
q larger Office practice than any other ply
slclan, treating al kinds OF chronic diseases
Of iho human system, such as old ulcers, and
All diseases Of toe skin, humors and blood
poi,on'i also diseases OF the throat; also
81 Diseases Of the eyes of years standing;
also Artificial eyes ipsortod fstula cured
without the use Of a Kniie cancers cured
by the application of medicines; pimples on
lho race femoVcd; all urinary diseases
cured al forms of ycncrcal and private
diseases cured in the shortest time semis
weakness aud seli-abuse cured in a shor
time.
IL Is seli-oWdont that physician treating
kali. e''"'
or by letteG.
medicines furnished at Office in all
I9-23 TIL DIR. DAVID HuLTz.
, 1874-09-15
Score +: White Stockings, 10
Red Stockings, o.
First Day Of the Lexington, Kyp
Running Races.
Meeting of the Farragut Boat Club
Yesterday.
Borar{lus Wins tn tho Shooting
Match at Buffalo.


BASE BALL.
THE nr1oAoo cLup DEFEAT THE no8ToSs-10 TO U.
ynecia! Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Dos1oN. Sept. t4.--Iho two clubs thut con-
tended for tho championship Oh tho Boston
erouuds to-day SHOULD havo exchanged
stockings at tho closo Of tho game, for tho
Chicagos had covered their rivnls nll over With a
very thick cont Of whltewash, and they thon-
eclvcs woro rcd with the gorc OF victory. The
rearlt WAS complete Burpriso TO everybody, per-
hans as much so to tho winners as to the defeat
cd. Tho Chicagos had 1t all tlolr own way from
tho start. They batted spaldirg all over
the field, aud ut tho closo had scored
twonty-two ilrAt-baso hits. Tho Boz
tons failed to hit Zett'oin. Hovon tmcs they
wont out in tho order Of striking, and only onco
In tlose soycn innngs did man SEQ first base:
Whom they succeeded in striking bull well, it
was cithor taken M long fly, OF preltily
stopped, Or quickly folded. As tho scorc shows,
no less tlan ton tlicH wero caugh in tho out-old
from Boston bnts. It wna mixture Of ha1 luck
with perfect folding by their opponents. For
tho Boatonat three errors by George Wright,
aud siuges by tivo other members,
is q bad showing, and the errors
woro sometimes disastrous. 10 aum it all up,
tho Cbicagos outplaycd the Dostons in every
point, and deserved tho victory. It ia not 11i-
reasonable to suppose that tho low batting Hcoro
Of the DoBtons IL partially owing to tho fact that
ing Against tho pitching OF Mcbride alone, and
s'Tbo Charmor." The ,t,npiring Of Mr. Mclean
was cntroly satisfactory, as usual. About 1.oo0
poraons Witnessed the EaMe. The full acore ia
m follows:
, 1874-09-15

staplon, and A. D. Downs wore appointed FL
na,icial Committee to toviso plan for flicrohs-
Ing tbs caBh nsHots Of tho club, inside from itH
dtnary rcvonno.
Tho Committee on Constitution aud bylaws
reported. Tho soctionH OF tloir report wore aet~
aratoly considered. and hlurtotl with Bono slight
amendments. Tho Constitution provides an
Initiation foo Of $50. and yearly dues Of
e2 for active members. Bl1ch n,pnlbora only
10 10 elected by All unanimous yoto,-tllo
setiyo membership to DO limited to fifty,
Tho management Of tho club IL intrustol
to an Executive Committee consisting of tho
prcsi!lont, yieo.p President, Secretary, Treasurer.
gaptais', a1,a Liontonant. a!l Of whom aha!l bn
noaa muetinga will be hold aensl-snnualy In
April and October. Tho Captain III 10 havo
cllnrge Of tho club boat-houBe. and no boat will
bu allowed to DO takon thorefrom Oh Sunday.
sono other bua!noas Of minor ft;i'ortai'ce was
transacted, after which tho mcel.ng adjourned
until the second Mondny III October.
It IL understood the melnbora Of tho club arc
organizing for q moonlight excursion on tho
lako, on tho steamer bret uaris, Tuesday erou-
ing.
, 1874-09-15

o7ES1ve OF TIE 7,ssls .a:s {xs.) RAcEs.
LEXINGTON, Ky, 3, ~. t:.~~In" fall meeting
OF the Kcntucky As': ,;st;F'n commenced to-day,
with f1no weather a & rr. s:toudance OF visit
ora amoug them I. s,':i.:! II Of leading turf-mcn
from tho East
In tho first race t""s 'ftIo twelve entries and
six starters. In Tic If rt-;'es. entries Mcgibben
and CLANCY wert. ,'t ht': ID, hoiug como dis
tauec behind thc y :.*r holacs This heat
was we'll contcs. !. ':-" / low winning by u few
inches. Tho F, {, n,': '::', was q dead one be-
tween Big Fern~t 'i'xon. Chancy'a entries
distanccd, al. (. .':'. ntly lifeless after pasS-
ing tho i11dg"r $. s'. Tho third leat was won
BY Big Fclio" n !. ! aseNt onHe.
Ilr:.t;. IL. FIRST RACE:
rHeEM1x en- s IL yssyoh} = ssre Y: 1 play or
Tho@as' S ci.. H. :, : I'D Imported AastFaia;a
WIZ WIZ s. !: T. = y lightning
0HSasy' " f: "a if";; ;sX l. IN: I5S %'''A,'' dis
tns SECOND RACE
or p,,. -; ,.:dcd. das sh Of u n,ilo.' Tloro
were :or' t'.ss sasrien and ten starters in this
race, re! So" ;'E the best racing families ~ tho
th, :trL:t! u, brccdors. Before tho race, I.e-
or, ty ,E"f !; nee was hugely tho fayo1ite in
IT," pnc'': Ing 150; Katie Pcarco, 81; Grin-
e,ta':. !'"e :ses, 08; tho fold. Fix entries. G1.
ylc r.: IL I this race was we'll contested, tho
heres H"i:: 80 close togethor ut tho judges
Ian" ''rs aany persons supposed It was dead
:1,'.s !i,' Judges decided ~ follows:
.rr1r!y. 'weenoy's Katie pcarce, by imp. 1eam-
.1 l., vccnoys eli. T., by iianet.
Ar!' = Iona, by War Dance. e......,..............3
IRA. t. BY imp. Australian Dcaties br. /. Ar
c,E, - Enquirer: Salhcr's b. t., by imp. Phao-
:;''.v i; lnstcal's b. +. Glider Rose, by dilroy;
~ rti!. +; Gold Ming, by imp. Australian;
, 1874-09-15
BILLIARDS.,

TIE nuDoIrnE-C COOK MATCH.
To following. from tho Nov YORK Herald Of
the 11th, explains more fully than any of the
dispatches that have bcon rucoivod hero tho M
ture OF the forthcoming n,aici, botwcon tho fa-
nous expert Rudolpho and William Cook, tho
Engllsh champion:
william Cook the English clanlri'r :; billiards And
pyramids {tlie American fftEt,-h... II, NTH tho
oopon Tint all the balls count ,s;s. ,rryed IN this
waa challenged by tho fattss .rr, professional, A.
7. Nudolrhrs to play nant t'r, & teo-bal! cnro,nat
OIL tho English ab!o wlfcl 80 LII. Lronght to tltA
country. The articles cs .rec'tsnt are Elvan below.
As tho 1uatcll mad Nil n.It as ate hour Of
tlic night n. Kuolrhf ":u l.o n"t'nfed TO dcrVst
larger forfeit tlIan $50
Ang1o1sx o., .G'r.1NENr.
INV SnaK, Sopt. 0, 1874.
We, the uhdcrsign },asrrrtr ''y n1atrh far 81 900
side, at ths tr. hn t'r'1u sFrenc! game, p'.eh
shot barred, nx tbs E 'llclXo Cup rules tho
number Of points N NJ, tic Match TO 10 played
on tho heaHrs }tu:rhhLH {; '|alts English billiard
table, tho Bi2e Of tho s. r. two nnu 0ne-Bixtecnth
inches to 10 pl,, II ~ t.s ti.y 1T public bewcou tho
9Th and 10th Of Il l'rs. 'o71 aud wo horowstl derosit
nor, te bau, 1T ttr ht 1850 s!dc to 10 rlaccd
iu tho llnndB ri lbs ua .lakehOlder, Mr. II. W. CUl
lender, crA ;slos s thc day agreed on FOR play
And It If further -sal that Mr. r. Rudolpho hns
the privilege. q ntA.ticing on tho said Burroughs "
Wats' tall at yc.S allie hoursl that Is to be usen In
Tho naten lie te 70 bo set IN Position for rratlca
play at Alr. cLrh' DCunhOr'B Billiard rnoind, East
FourteAn.:: sEs"s. ihts city. Al 4. NuDoLpuE.
wit.n.ocs--S,tap Beyiuour, Tllumus Dolan. Dan
DryaH,
, 1874-09-15

finished.
onr prG # M P.,'s s1fs II
psychological theory, u, TINT great pEeacler
s0a n MT 1r rqn ~ 30 groa srms IN Luz
from heaven rho,ll como down ami nlaks the Charge
,, s gsss
mrs mrs eonsi.tapt xi the dos'ims,,isry tt:'!mony,
s saa s tsa. 's1i rees s
St fnr tho production ot Witnesses has mol ye been
offered ~ liz fullest oxton hut We do nay Tint, will,
the canl!d Observer Mouton'a statement will out
Further, there ean be no cacaps for NJ Bcechez,
but to nnsot !AiH eharge II eyesy place The country
ro.urn Of slia man to lis pulpit amid The acclaim Of
hi1 porlsl, ater te roper Of an ox-larte committee.
!5os' ts IL tfa!.sir i%!sasti,;Aia i.s r5s..
facts. draw by steady hand md siil more ds
aging to a1r. l}cecller than anything yot pthsed.
Rcndiug # we begin to havo clearer co',eepon Of
htrnacf when he areaka Of hnving beon hanging Oh
the ragged edges Of despair"
~ ss ssx xe ss sSfnss s f ey q
his intine frcnd contontial aylacr aud gton tc't-
,'t*s. called BY htmssI, Frank No.lton. This, for
do Iii court OF law. You may not play fast anu loose
with your case you caunot call "ineaa aud re-
call hiA testimony.
1t must be nltica that, to break hlr Mouon's o!t-
dcnce, bis character ortsntltcing must succeeafuily
bo imreachcl. It ia Of account to accuse him Of
bad morals, Of lceni'ousuess, ,.l fort OF
Mr.. Docchers friends 10. Tte only assault TINT will
bear down his torrble facts mut 10 his reputation
for veracity; that Is, hls capacity wituess.
In conclusion, we .nay add ono reflection II look
Ing oyer this terrible rarer-vlewlng It's elaborate
victim of hls own PASSIONS tho sllllful collection Of
the parts, thu cool deadly precision with which thu
faca Euecess!yciy developed brought into Actlon,
VIC feel that 1t reveals Tie hau,l Of master In Grim,
inn law and pleading. Is 1t the hand Of DanJamin F.
, 1874-09-15
AQUATIC.

THE FAHRA1UT HoAT CLUB.
4 meeting of the Farragut boat Club was hold
ut tue fremont House last eyon,ng, which yas
attended by about dozen gentlemen. Alr,
George nIurlson presided, mud Alr. A. s. Porter
Was Secretary.
Tie application Of Mr.. T. 4. Jonkins for NOM
borslip was received md laid over under tho
rllloH.
Tho rcaiglation Of Mr.. ". L. 0sgood from the
acttyo sncmborship of tho club WIS received and
accepted. .......
Iii, 4. D. Downs WAS chosen to represent the
club aa member OF tho Executive Committee
OF the Northwestern Amateur Ioating ABbocia-
tion, with headquarters ut Toledo,
N. Robert u. ltorco wAa unanimously elcetou
M putye member OF tho club.
On tuotiun OF Alr. a. y, Portor. tho thanks of
Tho club were toudorol TIM managers OF tho ro-
rent tournament nt Grnnd lIayen for courtasiea
oxtondol to ,nombers Of the club during tho re-
gatta.
On motion, Mossrs. 4. s. Porter, Frank Ii.