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r,,r,x.ru,u,y crnr,,os1rs
h@iH"oou u"NA ~ ,,,,-a ..'..,.,.
DEs Mo1aEs, la.' Jun. 2'.-the !n"usufatlon
pf Goy. Carpenter and Liout.-dov. Dysart took
place III tile House Of Representatives to-day.
There woro comparatively few visitors III tito
CITY, aha tue patuoe "as e'ia1 ~ o4..so -, a,'..
having tho progranlme IN charge maae all Things
move smoothly and i'll order, but many of tho
REPRESENTATIVES took the opportunity which tho
uss offered TO- slsl1 tnelr nomos '1aso ', t,e moie
III tl'e ou1e'lo coas'' ""ti''''in'o.eu t,lo oaio'
path, eud then tho Governor delivered Ills
INAUGURAL Address.
TN s,;ft t1,c rontost hotweep cuuita1 md 1abor
.saa,, -. o,a .o,,,a ~ l., ,,ot .;r,d
WIS 'oieeo "po1 ts' "uu oou'' aos ~ n,' '.na
" or co4ssefEatlSciI. No iAtst l!so 70 Ivy 4ntg!-
!lgenco and patriotism necessary 10 moot 1t: 10
referred to tho recent speech ol Alexaidor Il.
stophcns as Illustrative OF the advance
mont OF the nation ahend of thoso VINO clunS 30
lon!: 70 dotsraded labor. Ao SUI lhe pfeaoInis
, 1874-01-28
Snnxamon County t;rnucc.

Epfcial Esnaich q Tic Chicago Tribune.
SPn1HoFlELp. ILL.,, Jan. 27.-Somo timo since
convention Of plow manufacturers resolved
that they would sell no plows to Grangors OK
copt at rotail prices. To-day the County Grange
Of this county paeacd tho following resolution:
I'esotued, That tho County Council OF 6nnganlon
County accept tho challenge hero given, md roconl-
mend that tho pntrons of uuabanlry buy nlachiucry
Of no firm or individual signing tho above agree
mont. {signed> j. McCARMEI, President.
CHARLES +. MILLS, Secretary.
, 1874-01-28

FFaM sho 7'0{lSU7lls {711.} JoWrlNl,
It Ia well-known NOW that smallpox exiatod
for Bomo weeks In q store On Oontro street, anu
committed great ravageA in tho family circlo Of
tho asorekeoper. Among. tho customers who
doalt ut hiH storo wero two mon, one wol-to-
do Btorckeeror at Auburn aud tho other from
CreHsona. One day tic Auburn man camo to
this store, bought stock Of goods and III going
out noticed tAat tho doors and windows wero
cloeel. Ito aslsod the ronBon OF This funeral an
pearance Of things. "Wliy," said some ono.
''''don't you know that they have amsll-pox
tlere?" At thia Intelligence tho heart Of tho
Auburn nun sank within him, 10 was at onoo
, 1874-01-28

An editor in a small town In Illinois, who
attended nn apple-paring, bocamo i.nbucd with
tho whirl Of uocioty, and this il how it affected
him: "Wo are in tho midst of tie season for
parties, dancing, mirth, and feetivity. The
rosinol hair OF tho horse travels ,nerrily over
the intestincs OF the agilo cat eyoking music to
which tho inpatient feet trip gatly upon tho
loor"
, 1874-01-28

New YonK, Jan. 27.-Tbo former cook Of the
Steiner family, four nembora OF which were
burned to death in ther house two wcoka ago.
has been arrested, and is hold ponding tho III.
LIVE boon Sa m in tho house, aud jowolry belonging
to tho dead, canuot DO found snco tho tiro, aud
robbery mud murder arc now inBinuatod in con-
nection with tho terrible affair.
, 1874-01-28
MINNESOTA.

M1NNESOTA.
swcial Dis,atch 10 The Chleaqo Trib.ne.
ST. PAUL, Ninn., Jan. 27.-Tle House passed.
n bill appropriating $1,000 for tic relief OF
destroyed by grasahoppora.
III tito Senate, committees wore appointed to
INQUIRE into tho charges TINT tho st. pnul tS
Pacific Company arbitrarily limits elevator facil-
iEos, and n,alscs discrimination against persons
n,,l l1]acos.iu Southern Minnesota.
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WATERFOWL, MASS. LIVESTOCK MARKET.

WATERFOWL, AlasB., ian. 27.-DEEr CATTLE-Ro-
ces, G4G near1y one-haLf tho supply Western cat
tie. Trade not worry brisk, md prices not Improved
from last week; Choice $4,000 20 cxtra, $3.50
o,?5 arat qnatIt,, $775@85o; sccond, s0.o097. 80;
tiird+ $j,00G5.60. .-,
suEEr AND LAMns-noceipte, 1857: prices ntt-
vancea abont itc. sheer III lots, s3.0o6s4.60 each
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FIRES.


Special Dispateh to The Chicago 1Fsb,tne.
D1o nAp1Ds, Mieh. Jau, 27.-Thls morning at
O'Clock tue shiuglc-1nill belonging to Robert
Muuroo was completely destroyed by fire, sup
poHol to be tho work Of an incendlary. Tho
loss Ia about $2,000, fully inBnred In n Chicago
company. Tho mill Ind not boen in Use latoly,
aud part Of tho machinery hal been moved,
which accounts for tho light Loss.
, 1874-01-28

AUBURN, N. y, Jan. 27.-hlichaol Donahuo.
who killed q oYs.conyict named Elihu Moore,
iu The State Prison hero, llas boen convicted Of
murder In tho first degree second time, and
been sentenced to be hanged March 20. Another
murderer, Englor, 1orman il also undor son.-
touce to DO hanged hcro OIL tho 9Th OF noxt
month.
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Tho Lafayette, Bloomington Il MIS-
sissippi Railroad Inves-
tigation.
Another Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
Bloomington Township.
A Thorough Sitting Of Matters
Decided Upon.
Other Railroad Items.
Tho Lnfnyctto, Gllottmtnrt0n dc Miss
sissippi Investigations.


DLooMlNaToN, ILL.,, jan. |27.-Another meeting
Of tho people Of Bloomington Township was
hold hero today 10 consider further action In
natsors pertaining to tho stock OF tho Lafayette,
Bloomington Il a[iHsIf;sirpi and indianapolis
Roads hold by thl{ towlsship. Tho mootiug waa
large, md en.huai4 4atlcnlly III favor of following
up tho action alrenty contemplated Tho lion.
II. s. Herr was elected Moderator. Regarding
tho Lafayette Road, ulsfollowng resolutions
wore passed by . unanimous vo.o:
., Wnt;nEAs Tho row1shpof nloon'!ngton suhssribed
iugton Il Nliaaissppi 1saroad Company; md
WnrnKAs, Il II bellovod that tho tr,tercsss Of .l!a
township aro tooparizcd by all illegal 1sAo at stock,
and other illegal acts of thu officers Of said Company;
!efs s?eh Stop. 10 sal dee,a necessary 70 protect
tho tnteres.s Of hs township such stocklodcr.
Resslscd That Potter whitinorc, John Reed, a,l Jer
nre hereby appointed Ns Al, Advisory Committee, nnd
Nro oinowcred nd n.yised 10 counsel with the Super
measures may be Gy them deemed for tho best n-
forests Of tho township.
Rcsolped, THAT, if found necessary, tho aaid Super
yaor Is hereby empowered to employ oxlcrts mud such
other talent may be required 10 project tue interests
Of bloomington Township regarding thts road
BTooRHoLpEns' MEETING.
Tho second inoeting Of now Directors claim
ing to DO tho representatives Of bona tido stock
will bo hold at Saybrook on Thursday noxt.
CORRESPONDENCE.
Regarding tho /, 3. y W: lload, Supervisor
Smith, Of that limo:
pLooMrHoroS. III, Jan, y: 1874:
Mr. G. ri Smith, Ge"sr"' Au"a"er l., u. d II. X r.,
DEAN SIN: As Supervisor of tho Town Of Dloom-
iugton, desire to nuke, III connection with an OK
pert, MI examination of the books and palcra Of your
Tho particular examination desire to nnalo will
rcn,re MI inspcrOu Of ali scl rceorts and bools of
fit,e
, 1874-01-28

Tho Pennsylvania Miners.

porrsy1LLE, pa.. inn. 27.--From reports re-
Sohuyikill region, 1t III estimated That about
one-third Of tho colforioB navo rosumed work
ainco tho nottloment Of tho basts question. Tho
roason assigned for tho sinall nutnbor of minors
TINT ],avo thus far resumed ia, TINT there arc
good supply Of mon, md many operators boing
ongagcd In repairing their works and ma
clinory.
It ia reported that thore will DO a general re-
sumption Of NIL cnlliorios On Fob. 2. There Ia
not sufficient demand, llowovor. to warrant their
running up to Tho full producing capacity.
, 1874-01-28

pox In throo days. Tho fato of tho Orossona
man Was atmoat exactly sLmiIar. 10 ontored
tho Same storo, waH informed OF tho existence OF
won't homo to dio OF smallpox.
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Farmers, Association of Fulton Coll1l-
ty, HI.

EArmcrRs Association Of Fulton Cou1l-
ty, Hi.
At tho recent quarterly meeting Of tho Fulton
County Farn'ors' Association, the following reso-
lutions wero adopted:
RESOLVED, Tint wo request our Senators aud Nerre-
seAtatiyes In Congress- to hcir influence 10 obtain
immediate appropriation for tho Improvement Of tho
Illinois md hl'ssssippi nixers bolieytng US o d.
the ara by NATURES highway to 10 Of paramount in-
portanco.
manufactured implements, when tito inanufac-
turers will deal With liz on just principles.
licsoired, Tint look upon debt evil, snare.
relieve themselves from this scvoso manter soon
possible, and adopt ut once the ray-down system. No
sole ali matters Of difference BY arbitration. Nc fur
tcr recommend that each subscribe for ut least
good agricultural Journal aud as many political anil
literary publications hB lo can read aud pny for. Wo
further recommend tho establishment Of circulating
library by each Club and aranSs To rctose At TUG
States Senate, victory corrupt rings and dis
honest combinations. o hail with satisfacon tho
aGp0p fS s'Ss " M Es Of tue s oono
abuses will be corrected, and check put to the
rupt rings Of that controlled md ring governed
sf Nsw Yoeh S'tftaM tho eoyeon aud IN s
peuitentary Of tho DOGS and principal members ig
another Of tho good signs Of tho tines mud NO
md lmitaora III other States. o plcaBcd to lcur
tint several prominent Senators, III obedience TO tho
heo ct rir respeie M ntss Sta
urygrab law and wo sincerely hope soon to learn that
President drans has concluded to surrender his share
Of county paper in The ihturest oi tic farmers.
Tho Secretary road letter from 4. Haney /;
Co., Of Peoria, stating that they would deal
directly with the farmors. as this firm was ono
of tho sgnorB of tie Chicago reHo!ution, Mr..
Fonnesscy thought this was an Indication tint
tho power of tho ring was broken.
, 1874-01-28
III ksitthelt1rE1ls

Srec10I UisD0{th 70 The CAff090 1TlbWne.
p1rrsnunan, Pa, Jan. 27.--Tle 1ntornation-
ais have ontiroiy 1zzled out hero, for they full
od to mako tlloir immense demonstration ycBter-
day. They claim that tlloy. arc not connected
with tho Communists. but their speakers at eye-
ry meeting have demanded an equal division OF
property, and hayo never put forward anylpracti-
ca1 noaalro for tho reof Of thoir workuokl, whom
thoy claim arc starving. 4 careful survey Of
tho fold sllows that thoro aro unemployed work
mems families III need. Tho Relief Societies
l,ayo Invariably furnished assistance most lib
orally.
, 1874-01-28
MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 27.-Tlo Lowor House Of tho
Legislature to-day, after spirited dobato, de-
teatcd the bill to allow women to DO elected to
Office under tho school laws, by vote OF 80 ayes
to II HAye.
, 1874-01-28

MEMPHIS, Jan. 27.-Tho Appeals Jackson
{nliss.) special says: III tho Senate bill was
introduced to provont unjust determinations,
,ox.ortionatc rates charged by railroads; doclar
ing tho November election void; prohibiting the
importation, nlannfaoture or salc Of 6p1rituoua
liquors IN tho State.
, 1874-01-28

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 27.-A Chippowa Falls, Wis,
spccial to tho Daily Ne,os sayB tho fremont
House was burned lust night, and five mon wore
Severely injured by falling walls.
, 1874-01-28

.Spscial Dispatch to Tho CAieaao 1Ffbunt.
FOND pu Lac, Wis, Jan. M.-,At drut]sen
row In groggory in Eaton, Brown County, on
Sunday, Patrick FIahorty stabbed and instantly
killed Carl GunlIel.
, 1874-01-28

NEW YoRK, Jan. 27.-Cily Treasurer Alex D.
alleged tbat he has lied With several thousand
dollars il, city money mud 100000 III water
bou.]s. Tho official bond of Hamilton cannot be
found.
, 1874-01-28

To all persons suffering
from ls!icumatlsf,,, Non.
ralGln, Cramps In tho
Limbs or StnmHch, Bill
llnns Colic, Pain In ths
Back, Bowels, Or Side, wo
wonll say, THE IIousE.
ttoLp ftNACEA and FAM
l1.T fIN1MEST Is of all
others thu remedy sou
want for internal aud Ok
tosnaT use. It has curc{1
tho above complaints Ia
thousands Of cases. Thero
Is no mistake abput 1t, Try
It. Sold t,y MI Druggists.
, 1874-01-28

Sptc7dl Ulapd1th Il 1ho Chicago 7F3tNne
DLoosttNaToN, ILL.,, jan. 27.-Jan,na "
Hayos, a well-known contractor md builder Of
thiB city, Of tho firm Of 1Inyos d Evans, died
to-day Of inflammation Of tho lungs.
, 1874-01-28

SpcciWl U8DI{ch 10 TIC EH1ca00 IT16tEft.
AununS, Ind, JIM. 27.-Dr. uough, Of Water
charged with malpractico. 1Io attended yonng
Indy, named Mary a. Smith, who died in Wator
loo laat September, underatrange circumstances,
Damages are claimod to the amount Of 5000.
There IL grent doal Of excitement oyar tho
case, aud tue Courtroom is crowded constantly.
Several Of tho best lawyers in Northorn Indiana
have boon retained by both parties. Tho verdict
IL looked for with considerable interest. Tllo
Doctor has heretofore held a high standing IN
tho profession.
, 1874-01-28

BAN FRANo1sco, Jan. 27.-,Iol1n Foley Man.
nger of tho Atlnntio & pacinc Telegraph Com
pany Of this city, died tonight aftcr lingering
fl1tnHd,
, 1874-01-28

The Now jersey Southern.
TRESroN. N. j., Jan. 27.-Tho New Jersey
Southern Railroad will resume business wooll
after next.
, 1874-01-28
THE FARMERS.
The Changers Rapidly Organizing in
Colorado.
Resolutions Adopted by the Fulton coun-
ty (lll.) Farmers Associa-
ti0n.


Spcctal Dispatch 10 The Chtcaao Tribune.
DENVER, COL. inn. 27.-A meeting OF dele-
gates from subordinate Oranges was hold in
this city today, with tho viow Of organizing
Territorial Grange, undor tho supervision Of J.
L. Brown, Special Deputy Of tho National.
Grange. Tho following Oranges wero repre-
ecntod; Cores, Ralston, Grcoley, Clenr
Crock Valley, Valmont, Biz Thompson,
Collins, Washington, Loft = Hand, 1Iar-
mony, Rocky Mountain, Platte. Canyon.
Plum Creek. Plato Vallcy, st. Vrains, Lower
Boulder Moadow, Grand Littleton, Lower
Thompson, Lupton Fountnin, ElraHo, Monu-
mont, Star, Fifty Miner, Fondcr, Pleasant Val-
10y, Lower st. vrains. Longmont South
Boulder Coal Crook, BURLINGTON, Enterprise,
Union. Larkspur, Denver, Eurola, HnyBtack,
Alwa Cacho ID Poudro, anl Flora-42 III all.
Committees on Credentials nnl OIL other mat
tcrs wcro appointed nftor which an adjourn
lnent took placo until Tomorrow morning.
, 1874-01-28
A Sexton Arrested OH u Charge of
QNIMnliGitY with EhteXes.

NEw YoNK, Jan. N.-A ". b{uoroF, aexton Of
Trinity Church, Vas arrested to-day and hold to
bal III $4,000, for alleged completely in number
of tletts by one MoKoo, of brooklyn. Other
stolen property iH said to have boon found III tue
clIurcl1.
, 1874-08-13

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por.ns III. "a.sn sea tsas.a 20 nsss
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bfY DAn11yo nv T14n;,sns. 's w. = X t',' w.
suoot lolaLt to layo wif, Viii ,n.or,, ~ oasos ,s
l,craof into ali ber 1,usbona, ,,,o1os, I'D
cst thoughts loon tnrn{no ,oy s,,, .o,vs~,s rI
yours day by 1ay. and aomotimoa borr ,,x ,,nr
aud am Huro That, If i could moi wrItc to on,
| oflon and think Of you oftouor I wov,a ,soy
oranped and barreu il, tlo lirhoat rcnlm ~ ~,
Thought, 8omatiuoa call voar uorco .,,,,j
for tho almplo inako Of hcarinr its souud. Nv
| loyo Inns grow,BYoung and boyiah duriuu tia
| winter. t tlnd IN mysoif a conscious rotnrn to
tllo anciont woods Of our oar]y courtah}n.
uoutd ~. T., b,vn -, r.. ,.,unsss,,,sl nj,
etnr;nr nn ..r,,o,,t mali. .n.,. on .ss" .n1s
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1,a, :. ,,.;.s s-a, a"a ~" "oa Aae" w. I"s .no
worsh'pcs, THEODORE T1t1oa.
III 1oyE You Al rgnytSr1y Al ANT MAN EVER
| LOVED ANY yoNAn,"
| - fL.xz, Mtcl., Fob, .. 1se7.i
+ "a, NaohzN AND o,.s7aEss Das "aa
love thatyou haye thin day set yourself utcop-
stiously bofo1e mo ID tuot1 nobfe rroportions az
to hide all tho rcat Of tho untvsrso :. mud nothing,
elthor In Heaven above or earth nenoath, sceus
at tla ,no,nont 10 groat, DO purc, OF 10 beautiful
- yu,1r uwn t,uo w,foly love Tor your unworthy
husband. :, =,
lii fact, this morning /. was suffering from
undue fatigue, owing to an entirely sloep1csB
night, and my mind was in m unolean md
| gtoyol1ug framo-hountcd with low tbouchta
Inn n hnrd aubiott Tor se>f-conoterinc. MI you
know. And this morning co,lid not rct INV
honorable or naa,tly. mastery over narse)t ai-
| thotel, tried hnrd Tor tho victory
But when yot1r 5tnr f6tfci cniir riv aon, to1,f
|
, 1874-08-13

tilnca VIC would havol Ara YOU not coming
somo morning, wlleu tho sky is unusually bright,
I shall know tuat tho Star OF the East is coming
to the West. "Hail. holy light" Yours ever,
THEODORE Tl1rov.
TIE AR1 OF WHITING LErTEHs-A DIsquIsIT1oN
on Lr1Su
ALTON, ILL.,, Dec. &C. 1896.
MH DEAR PET: sat down with tho
idea Of writing for the. Independent. But, ap-
parently finding nothing iu my brain worth Say
ing to my public 1oaders,, / layo switched OF
from tho maiu track, md nm hore scribhlinS
another Of my daily uotl!nga to the ono dear
creature who thinks that my ol,atf il always
wheat. What is it tint you tind in my letters to
excite your praises
am sura that, altor liaye writtop, and turn
around to read tlion, tl1oy appear to bs poor mud
meugro enough. Now and thon I como upon
9omo wonlanly, Christian, profound sentence or
expression IN your lottora, TINT proves (syhat
know before) that tho art Of writing beautiful
letters dooa not be'ong TO literary mon aud
women moro than to Other men and women.
Az in a mirror ono shows AlH face to him-
aclf, 40 in a letter one shown Ills heart to Ills
friend. Tlo writing may bo poor, md yet tho
letter good. Dut, in n perfect aontonoo. which
is made to hi like glove around tho modelled
Shape of aomp worthy thought, tl,oro is aono-
thing in tic moro expression, Independent Of the
Thought thut sometimes llaa q charm lndoAcrlb-
al,lo.
sumo Of tho finest literature III tllo world ID
contained III wise anl rich letters, s,-,nany Of
tlom neyer, dostined to DO road by moro than
ono reatlor. Tho naost interesting books ara
biographies, mainly I'll ncco,tnt Ut their person.
nlity, Hut 1ettoIg orc still moro personal. 4
Iat{nr Ia rruttn11v nnkinij}nn UutH bntt
, 1874-08-13

tho category of tAoHo sclt-Bamo little things.
But they have given me- happiness IN the doing.
Aud happiness il NOT llttlo, but great, thing.
Now, tho bost psrt OF happiness is loyo, Thoros
fore let III continue to loyo ono another unto the
end. Thine Immortality THEODORE.
"a CHEAT M1aTAKE.'
LAFAYETTE, 1ud., Jan. IL, 1867.
My DEAR PET: .. am thinklng, Wltls
writing these I|uos on my. kncc, toastlng my feet
at tho grato, what happy man ought to be |
1ntloed, / think my stato Of mind for tho Inst
two or threc days l,ns been somewhat unmanly.
Last oyonipg mud this morning was oven fret
full and pcoyisl,. have no Huch foeliug now.
God III good. Ile does not suffer us to 10 tolnpt-
cd beyond what ,se arc able to bear. That ia,
suppose, if We tsy to bear 1t. Our efforts to
accomplish results III o1tornal tliuga aro always
more full OF ondaay0r than our efforts to rule
our inward state At tho same ttne, SOC
that / haye made a great mistake In
permitting myaoli to 10 separated from you
for t1,rco months. This abHeucu from home, and
particularly from yourself, is tollng oil mo ylsi-
biz. II ia breeding kind Of Decentralization ID
my faculties. Truo. I liaye my Hocrot aud con-
tomplatiyo lours,-lny liappy and profitable
nlootls. But duling the groator part Of all tleso
lon; and toiaomo days aud nights, my soul is at
ebl.tilo. Thore is' s'something in your persounl
lnfluonco over my llabita of thought which sad
y lack during tllis separation. I iayo III tn~
ward. dull pain Of ui'intcrmitting longing tot
loms, s,-~Homothing, i suppose, like TINT which
tho soldiers folt in camH-an incnrablo disease.
feel 1t in my hcnrt at this moment. dood-byo.
TsiEoponE.
~ 20 not wtsn Ybun ECONOMY To PINCH YduR
DAILY puHsE."
LAFAYETTE, 1ud., Jun; 10, 1851.
MY DARLING, Of course ! wish yon
TO foouomize as much as possible till got rid OF
tho burlep OF carrying houao on my back. But
I ID not wish your economy other to pInoh your
daily purse or to worry your daily poace. We
haYo heon, in many aud various respects, sb
abanlautly prospcred LII thiH 1lfo. that wo ought
tobo willing to toar our pecunlary llfl!cultics
with cl.eorfuinoBa aud pationco. l'y and by
lepo to work myself clear Of NIL inoumbrancoa.
DIT, meanwhile, 1t il botter 10 10 eontonted thah
ID DO rich, aud nobler to endure than to com-
pain. Until had rooted your head aid cai-
, 1874-08-13

to meet you in Chicago. Nov that tho other
man has gono or lecturlng (aa your 1ottor NELL
tiona). you can afford to come to me. You
ought to he enjoying wlat nm enjoying on ths
magnificent trip,-for instance, this afternoon,
dinner party. Leave home, Children, kith ntll
kin, aud cloaye unto him to whom you originally
promised to cleayc. You promised tho otter
man to cloavo to me, aud yet you leave me ali
a9one and cleaya to him.
O, fratltyI thy name Ia woman.
II you eau got anybody to pour tea for you,
ind to tako sauco II ON tho servants mud to ro-
cciyo pastoral visits, I shal! oxpcct to meet you
undor tho roof Of Robert Hatfield. Yours otor-
uany, TnEoDonr
"Iy LOVE, NJ DELIGHT, ,ly ntNrsraRrSa SPIRIT"
MARION, Gu, Dec. ~, 18GU
lily DARLING: Afeor my locturo, two
letters wore put into my hand. I said 10 my.
aclf, "If ono of these is from my wife, will
rcad both; but, il Moth or is from hey, will not
read other" The first one / lookod at was your
own dear handwriting letter giving tho nc
couat Of tho visit by Oliver aud Mary Ann, and
dated Doc. u. I fecl I am protty Ruro Of tind-
lug letter from you in each place at Which I
stop. Wbas 10 you suppose WAS tho second lot
tor Of tho two by to-nlgIt's mail ? It wns au In
Vltation for mo to so into noighboring town
antt pfoNcls two Sermons 1,oxt Sunday
[ am moro and moro setting my heart on
meeting you IN Ciicago. Nevertheless. you
know that will listen to reason; md, il yo.,
find lnsupcrablo obstacles, say 10, md I slall
be satisfied, and respect your deoaiou. bclioyo
that to-1.ght ie tue first reAl instance Of physical
woarinoaa ah'oh has yet bofaon mo In ajl mg
pilgrimage. I am going straight to bod, so
adlon, my love, my delight, my n,iniatoring
spirit TnEoDoNE.
PRIVATE WORTH W. PUBLIC REPUTATION.
flSToa, Iu., Dec. ~, 1906
My DARLING Alter lighting ,ny
lamp this eYouing, arranged all tho lettora
Which have rooeiyod from my dear not, oach
according to Its tlato, and shall ruad tlom nil
oYor again to-morrow, from beginning to end.
They make little poohot-volnme wliun carry
with mo wherever 80, apl which, ! road whom
ever I grow ho'nosio4.
Tomorrow aftornoon am to layo anothot
meeting OF tho town-cblltrcn. Every Sunday,
Without exception, since tho boginuiug Of my
pilgrimage, have made spcooh to IN audience
, 1874-08-13

yoBngation should reyoal tho proof that jesus
waa married man, instead OF m unmatod loyor
Of all tho world, I would aeo an additional glory
ia tho mont wonderful of nil historic characters,
Nor do know Of any oyl1oneo to BAow that uo
waa over married.,
If either Mary or Martha or my other saint1y
woman, had boon Ills VITO, tie fact would prob.
ablY nave boon mentioned md yet what would
we havo known Of His friend Pctors wife excopt
for tue fact that her mothor was once Hiok Of d
foyor2 Mons wives aro not necessarily knoyl1
to history. OF course tho probability is, that
Jesus was neyer married; yet this ia hy 10
nleanB certainty.
And, aa t}lero sonaains . possibility that Ho
waa 1t Ia pleasing reflection for mo that, rltlo
1lo WAS living In Capornaurn, in tho house of
potor (ouo Of Hdlsciploa), no might thoro llayo
enjoyed also tho still.sweotor compaulonship
Of wifo of His own. / know that oven Ilonah
says "Jcaus noyor married." Even admitting
tho fact, howoycr. this does not dony the pro.
pIiety Of Lis marrying, ii 1Ie bad chosen I'd
marry.
But, II Jesus lad talfeu wife aud fatherod d
family, believe TINT this fact would hare so
completely humanized Him In ths oyos OF all the
world that ho noyor would have been regarded
az God. or tho Only -Dogotton Bon Of God. And
yet, II, as tue son Of Mary lie had hecons tho
husband OF Gahlcean girl, and tlnse twain Lad
dwelt In cottage by tho Lake Of denesaret, and
unto them lind beon born children lilo those of
whom ho said, "sufrer thom to como unto mo-"
let mo inquire whothor or not you would love tue
character Of Josus any loss than you love It nowt
Answer. Your 1Iotorodox husband.
THEopolE T1LToN.
rEAoE OF MIND.