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the London Missionary Society, when
sailing along the northern coast of Mad
agascar OH a Sunday morning, and as
they were not far from shore he saw a
native town. Desiring to see what a
native Malagasy town was like he went
ashore in a boat. They found all the
streets deserted. He enquired of his in
Uerpreter the reason of this and was told
that the people were praying. He was
then conducted to large shed, where
some two thousand people were deyout-
ly attending the worship of God. He
| listened attentively, and never saw nor
heard a service conducted with more
deyoutness and propriety. At the close
of the service some went away, the
others remaining. Through the inter-
prefer he was told that the people were
next about to hold communion SER
vice. Sir Bartle Frere sat down with
them at the table of our Lord. A beau
tiful silver communion service, all
wrought by native siIver-smiths, was
produced Never in all Christendom,'
added Sir Bartle Frere had / seen a
communion service conducted with
such propriety.' This station was fully
three hundred miles away from the
nearest European missionary station.
When it was asked how the people there
came to the possession of the truth, he
was told that it had been conveyed
thither in 1916. by two native slaves,
who were sold at the capital, and who
had previously been under missionary
Influence.
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Chicago claims 43O, 600 people.

Chicago claims 430, 600 people.
''Little Rhody' has five counties.
Dio Lewis's motto: ''I pray sequar.' y
The legal price of kiss in Milwaukee
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"Hypothecaries'' is positively the la
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New Hampshire has INDUCED in elev-
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A stewardess of the Inman line has
crossed the ocean 200 times.
Grapes are what they're raisin' prin-
cipally in California this year.
thereafter it is to be called-This-
cool committee. ."--Boston TrGueller.
Otter Tail County, Mimi, records
296 births and only 81 deaths in 1s43.
MARYLAND is to have a new county
bordering on the District of Columbia.
Virginians are mad because the Leg
islature has refused to impose dog tax.
Even Dubuque is jealous of Philadel-
phia, and dubs the Centennial 'job. -
The Chicago Medical College for
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mime NJ. DPS.
The latest zephyr which disported it
self in Buffalo agitated a two-story
wooden building to its fall.
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now has an "uninformed police"
Maine roads between Bangor and
Ellsworth are so blockaded with snow
drifts that they're no longer to be re-
garded as main roads.
To illustrate the importance of strin-
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ted that hens there have taken to laying
eggs with snakes five inches long in
them.
An ordinance for the enforcement of
the prohibition law in Augusta, Me-,
has been rescinded on the ground that
it put the Republican party out of
spirits.
The Boston Cricket Club is trying to
engage the services of the famous Eng
lish bowler, Shaw, of Nottingham, in
virtue of whose flowing bowl (pace the
excise constables) it will feel Shaw of
victory.
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THE PIEDMONT Factory. - The
editor of the 4. r. Presbyterian has
recently visited this new cotton fac
tory, which is being erected on the
Saluda River, in the lower part of
Greenville County, about onc-half
mile above the crossing of the G. &
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"Col. II. P. Hammett, of Grccnvillc.
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CLOSING SERMON. - The Rev. ".
T. Capers, the popular pastor of tho
Methodist Church here, closed a series
of religious services which have been
held every night during the past
week, by preaching, in the Presby.
terian Church on Sunday night,
an excellent sermon on the para
bic of the ten virgins, as set forth
in ST.. Matthew's Gospel. He preach
cd with even more than usual force
and eloqucnce, and was listened to
with marked attention. lie urged
with great power tho necessity OF
obeying the Gospel call at once, and
making provision for the last solemn
hour, when time and strength are
allowed US. Tho beautiful lines OF
Tennyson, "Too late, Too late," were
repeated with much feeling, and the
discourse abounded in fervent appeals
and urgent entreaty.
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Broken Idols.

interesting article under this
title, appears in the August GALAXY
reviewing Col. Chesney's 'sEssaya
in Military Biography" in which
the writer takes issue with the BIZ
ographer's panagyric upon Nc
Clellan and Lee, and sets forth his
own very moderate estimate of the
military capacity of each of these
generals. The article makes con-
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suggestive and will repay perusal,
however much we may dissent from
its conclusions. McClellan's Rich.
mond campaign the writer regards
as a series Of blunders, and the
General himself as entirely unfit
ted for the command Of a large
army The Wilderness campaign
he regards as the only one which
shows the military capacity OF
General Lee, and that as indicating
rather tie qualities of good engl-
neer than Of a great commander.
He blames him especially for de-
laying so long the evacuation OF
Richmond. Of all the Confederate
Generals he awards the highest
measure of eulogy to Joseph E.
johnson, and Stonewall Jackson.
The article will repay perusal.
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THE BISHOPS VIsIT.-We are
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n.y. We had the Measure of 8 call

s@ We had the pleasure of q call
on Monday last from our friends,
Messrs. Quitman MARSHALL and II. G..
Pinckney. Mr.. Marshall is back on
tho stamping-ground of his boyhood,
enjoying the society of relatives and
friends. His headquarters are now
in Columbia, where he is y rising
member of tho Bar. Mr.. Pinckncy
is here with Mrs. Pinckncy, stopping
at her fathers, Dr.. J. W. W. Mar
shall. Mr.. Pinckney is in a thriving
cotton business in Charleston. We
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uro Of the meeting, and the crowd
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REV. II. c. IIaoN, q student of
the Columbia Theological Seminary,
and preaching by appointment Of
Prcsbytery during vacation, to the
Warrior Creek and Bethany church
cs, in Laurcns county, was on u visit
TO relatives in Abbeville last week.
lie is a gentleman Of talents, and will
make an acceptable and useful minis,
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