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Eptctal Disnateh to Ths CHfcaqo 7Yitunt.
WINCHESTER, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-From tho reports that
in from the various precincts tho county has
gono heavy for Blair Dem, for Sheriff. It Is impos-
slble to toll how tho county has gono the 8tAto
ticket "a soma precincts have not yet been heard
from but from present Indications md reports tho
Independent ticket Ia defeated There will be nothing
donnite until tomorrow,
DELy1DEnE, Ill.,, Noy. 3.-Yote OF BeYtdere: Re-
publican tckct-T. s. Ridgewsy, COS; y. D. Powell.
sos; 8. a. Hurlbnt, 600. Independent-pAy1d Gosc,
70 8, II. Ettor, 18; John F. Farusworth, n.
pELr1pERE, Boone Co.. Nov. 3.-LArgs vote polled.
The prospects that Hurlbut IL reelected to Con.
grcss by largo majority, and Ridgomny for state
Treasurer. Several smaller towns In this county 60
Republican By = large minority.
sneetai Di,nateA to The chteaao 1fi1uns.
pAHy11Lr. ILL.,, Nov, 3.-Tho polls havo just cioacd.
with 1,317 votes rotcd. against 1,3so at tho spring
election III this township. No excitement during tho
Day. From the boat information obtAtnable tho
straight Republican ticket will probably carry tho
township by 400 majority, against usual majority Of
from 100 to 900 at previous elections.
Special Hftpateh ID 1hr Chicago tribune.
DANv1LLE, Ill., Nor. 3.-Abos,t one-scyeuth Of tho
votcs pol1cd In this township have heen counted up
this hour Without aaaotlng ckets and shows tho Re-
publican vote to hnye been about three to tho Oppos&
on'a one, and in tha same rntio throughout tue
sarb Tho Republican majority In tho townahip Will
DAHy11LE, verm!on Co., Nov. s.-Cannon IL ahead
OF pckcre about three to one. and Rtd8ewny rto to
one ahead OF Gore. Cannons majority in this county
u about 800.
Srsrfal Di.pasrh ia 7a1 catcagn ztf5.ns.
PRINCETON, Ill, Nov. J.-The Indications rnint to
large Republican victory III 1ursau County. 1endeT-
Aon, Republican candidate for Congress-. has oSor 900
majority ln rEnceon, and the majority 'n thu county
cannot bo feaa thkn 1000.
Sptcfat pfttateh 70 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MONMOUTH, Ill.,, Nov. 3.-Of the straight t1ctets
at each tuors arc 69s. The Republican majority to
1885, About 100 scratched tickets sro yet to be counad.
It will be lato boforo they finished.
Suseia, Di,pafrA 10 The CafcaVo Tribune.
nst1pI ILL.,, Nov. 3,-Tho Republican majority
hcra ia 10. On B1e Treasurer and 6tate guporinten-
d.nt The Democratic candidate Tor 0ongrosa re-
cel,cd majority offs. Tickets split for local reaRous
sp<eial Df*tafeh 10 Tia Chicago Tribune.
KrwAHEe H., Nov. 3,-Tho State ticket and Hondss.
sou laye about 16o majority.
'~'' special Hts,'ateA 10 1he Chicago nfbuns.
oA1no, ILL.,, Nor. 3-The election in this city passed
off qutoy. Only about tvo-tiiTds voto war polled
lIart:cl Do. haa carried the city by about 20o mai,
light vote polotl in tho county, but 1t II I'M
uoaablo to toll tho result. Ths MEMS, - fa< n IT,
ccrea, indicates 1asge Democratic gain In Tho dis-
tric, Tho contest haa beon vary cose hui N y4t ts
result cannot ho named.
cAao, ILL.,, Nov. s.-oa.zo gives thu Dsmoezsbo
, 1874-11-04
fHE ELEClfUNS,
Great Democratic Gains
Everywhere.
The Lower House of Con.
gress Democratic
by 80 Maj.
The Democrats Gain Six
United States
Senators.
Massachusetts Swept Clean
BY the Democrats,
Gen. Butler OverWhe|m-
ingiy Defeated.
Banks Elected by a Decided
Majority.
The Democrats Carry New York
State by 40, ZOO Ma
jority.
A Democratic Legislature
Elected in Pennsy|-
vania-
A Democratic Majority Of
$4,000 in Missouri.
schurz Loses Ills Seat in the United
States Senate.
A Democratic Legislature Elected in
Minnesota.
New Jersey Almost So1id1y
Democratic.
mea9re Returns from the Elections in
ILLINOIS.
Probable Republican Loss Of Five
Congressman.
Tho Election in Chicago Past Finding
Out.
Probable Republican Loss of Five
Congressman.
Tho Election in Chicago Past Finding
Out.


Tho election YeatcrdAy passed Oh Quietly through
out tho city, In fe~ Of tho wards minor difficulties
occurred bctweon thoao who bad inblbed too freely
but no serous results were roachcd. Tho quletnesa
oharacterzing tho day b remarkable, In Eow of tho
excitement which has pesvnded political cizcles for
several days. and tho idea which hid gained ozcdence
that fraud would bc the ruc rather thhn tic execp-
ton. Long in advance Of the opentng Of TIN
polls each party had it, agents At tho dfor'
cnt prccincts, who Yemained throughout tho day,
guarding their party intereah and fuall1ng their
promises Of "eesaa1 vigilance afor hatE own FASH
Ion. Another class wns also equally early IN asteud-
ance, whoso duty it VIA to circulate ckoss zach man
being supplied With sufficient variety Of "spltts to
accommodate the nes& fasudious.
From reports which had gained circulation,
TIE ELEVENTH AND TWENTIETH "Anos
wcre looked upon with marked Interest. At tho OPEN
ing Of tho polls in these wards tho crowd waa great
and fortunately Nas greatly disappointed. In tho
f1fak Ffecfnct OF the IWenhe4A Wafot AH1o uIu-
Guilty occurred IN tho admission Of ehaleng-
en- 10 tho judges room, which "as disposed
Of By tho exchange Of somo harsh e1pfoesons Later
IN tho dag attompta were mane to pol illegal setes'
which "ere promptly arrested. Ono pcFaon, fresh
from the canhdas, t4ed to vote. but In tbs atempt
mas jorfcd from tho window by friendly hand No
difficulties WeTe reported from the Eleventh RArd, H.
, 1874-11-04

/, sI.tnoy snitl, Nep.
=, Jasper D. Ward, Rep. re'ssectcd.
>, Charles u. Farwell, lenr+, reelected.
1. stephen a. Ilurlbut, Hep, re-elected.
8, lIoFatto @. Durchard, Hop, ro-oec.od,
D, Thomas J. Henderson. Hep.
7. Alexander Campbell. Ind. {probably},
8. nreenhNry l.. Fort. Rap, 1e-elsctsd,
0. Richard II. Whiting, Rep.
10. Johu 9. paaby, 1ud. tprobab|y}.
II. Scott WIFE, Dem.
II. William II. Springer, Dam.
-. Adlai L: Stevenson, pam.. gain.
II. Joaeph g. Cannon llep,, re-electcd4
Is. John Il. Elen, Dom., re-aloctcd.
10, William 4. J. Sparks, Denl., gain {probahlyl
II. William i. Morrison, Don,, re- elected.
10. William llartRell, Dem, gain.
~. William u. Anderson, Ind. {probAby).
AAkAN6As-&,
!. Lucfen @. Cause, Deln., gain.
Z. william +. Hlemons, Dsm, Rsln.
, 1874-11-04
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THE REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
stranger dropped suddcny into tho rcrnbitcan
Clark esrcot ncar Lake. would hayo
been puzzled 10 find much room to uparo for bis
unworthy person. Hail somebody npprixed him Of
the exciting fact that election had been held during
tic day, he would hars Immediately concluded that ho
was an unexpected inmate Of some droary Southern
town in which tho excitement Of politics had caused
no asr, aud Aroused little, II any, enthusiasm. The
room
ALMoST DEaEnTED.
At about o'clock dozen or t1o Of people wnro
gathered In expectant silence, and there they
waited. Occasionally sonc highly important
pcrhon. usaa11y policeman. would bring
alp Of paper to tho dcak aud look round for wel-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19


You will tnd at the new hat store of Wm
H. Curry, No. Ala Market street. all the latest
styles OF hats and caps foT the fall and winter
trade. Prices low. N. Especial attention
given 10 childrens goods. noy6-tf
Just received at the new hat store of VIM, II,
Curry, No. Ala Market street, full line Of um-
bFellas which will be sold at the lowest price.
novG-tf
Don't forget that Adair 4 Woodward has a
large stock Of Furniture at the 5. +. corner
1th X King, in connection with their large
ware rooms, at ll6 King street, below End. and
persons in want offurniture and bedding, would
do well to to give them call.
american Agitcmturist and Hearth and
Home for 1874 a beautiful chrome ,vith each
Hearth aud Home (weekly) $2.75, American
Agricnlturist Sl.25. Send subscriptions to w j..
NJ. kennard q Co's306 Market street, or to G.
Jackson, near Wilmington, Del. dec22- I'm.
Chinese Tea Pots, at Wilmington Tea House,
II +. 4th street.
just received large invoice of army over
coats and blouses, at the Boston One Price
Clothing House, POI Market street, Whining
.uol V. 4. Holmes.
a further reduction in the price list. F..
Larkn, No. East Second Street, has made
another reduction in the price of dress goods,
His stock OF woolens is Large and complete. II.
Christmas Goods at reduced prices can he
had at the Delaware Avenue Drug Store.
Japanese Magic eggs At liouston's, / f. 9TH
street.
Chinese Tea P'ls, at the only Tea House, IL
+. 4'h street.
Japanese Fishing Rods, at Houstons, II L.
1ih street.
l.. ii. Quay pays the highest prices for mink
mn,krai, oposslim and skunk skins, at his hat
and cap store, No. 402 King street. Trappers
should make note of this, and give him
call when they bring their psltries to our city.
Ifyou want pure old Port, Sherry or Madeira
wine, fine Rye, whiskies, French brandies,-
good TO tinest-imrorted alse and stouts: send
your orders 10 Bowman, grocer, 2nd and King,
and get them at tair price.
;iuKil tx Walraven advertise hats and caps
at greatly reduced rates, at Nc. 422 Market
street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

RELIGIOUS.

| AT kEsr.-"liow / long to b.. at rest. " wr,ta
an aged Christian lady to a Scottish relative
~ m weary, faint, aud worn LIES n draarv
burden; all my early friends have left, me lf,n
standlDg almost upon the throshold III Of eternit,
and II 1t were not for the fear micht at lq,t
Father, bid aae rest"
The letter was duly received, ami read to tIr
1ulLrle, who was on II visit To the family at
that time. The next morning he rave lb4,u
tue following lines, which he SAID he letter
nad suggested to his mind during tie ,,i-ht :.
4 ney were sent to America to the old alV. aud
highly priced by her during her ll,n TGa
prayer was soon afterwards answered. and her
weary body Is resting, "lfe's du,y d,pe y in
the Presbyterian church-yard of Wicomico. Md
ana Or. Guthrie, with the teals of nation fI
lowing him, hath entered the golden portaJ..
anu though strangers on earth, they have unQ,
lnet III their eternal home, "where he wicked
cease from tro ibling,and the weary are at rest"
LINES BY DIR. GUTHRIE.
IN kneeling al the threshold, weary, f4int.snd
sore,
waiting for the dawnlus, for tie opening of
the door;
Waiting till the Master shall bill ma r;., ar,d
come --'e ""''
TO the glory ofHis presence, 10 the el.dres, If
His home.
pau Ne traveller, mid dark uCsg,
stou, and strife,
neariiig many BURDEN struggling for INV ltf.
ou' now the morn Is breaking, my toil yul
soon be DER "''
LII kneeling at the threshold, my hand is Oh |
the door.
hsthinks | hear the voices OF the blessed =,
they stand -'
Lingering IA the sunshine OF that iAr.u!i sinnss |
,! wonld that were witt tuau, amidst tie
shining lhroug,
'iinsiins In their worship, Joniug IN their
| ne friends that started with me have entered
long ago
'ne by one they left Inc, slrugsliag with the
foe; ''''
Iheir pilgrimage was shorter their trjunoh
sooner won
low lovingly they'll hail ms when ali IN, Toll
isuoue.
With them the blessed angels, that know IA
grief nor sin
, see them by the portalSpreptred to lei ms IN.
Lord, 1 wait thy pleasuge--Ihy time aud
way are best {
'ut I'm wasted, worn, and weary. o! rn,ber ]
bid Inc rest {
-Presyy.crial.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

The LIFE OF EDWIN FoRREsr.-The Life
"reminiscences, and Personal Recollections of
Edwin Forrest, the GREAT AMERICAN IRA
GEDIAN, by James Rees, Cooley Cibber),
which have been appearing for several mouths
past In weekly instalmenLs, In the Philadelphia
Sunday Mercury Is now In press,a will be out
IN lew days, In book form, by T.. b. Peterson
q Brothers, 3e8 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
The author, Mr.. Rees, was not only a warm adj
mlrer OF the tragedian, but long time friend;
one OF the few men who understood Mr.. For
rest not only professionally, but socially. and
ne had opportunities possessed by no one else,
OF aprreciating his character In the private de-
tails OF his career. He has written and added to
the work as originally published In the Sunday
Mercury, several introductory chapters, which
contain full and complete history of Mfr. For
rests life, from the time of his birth, until the
time OF ms death. as well as many anecdotes
and incidents which have never been collected
nor published before. He has also carefully
revised and rewritten the whole of the Remln-
iscences and Personal Recollections, and the
whole viii now be published In one large duo
declino,volume of hear Six Hundred pages, and
DE printed from new type on the finest white |
paper. Every copy of the work will contain |
portrait of Edwin Forrest, engraved on steel. in
line and stlpple, in the finest style of the engra
yer art, and which he Pronounced to be The
best portrait ever taken of himself as well as a
copy oil his Autograph, and his Last Will in Full.
l ne work Will be bound in morocco cloth, gilt
back and be sold to subscribers at the low price
oi Two Dollars copy. Advance copies of this
Woik VIII be sent, post paid, 10 all subscribers
pri"l to the day of publication, upon any one
the price, Two Dollars, At once to the
publishers, 4. b. Peterson d. Brothers. 900
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. All copies of
his work subscribed for prior to the DAY OF pub
hcation, Will contain Proof Impressions OF The
portrait OF Edwin Forrest, on India Proof Pa
'er; therefore, all persons wishing proof mnras-
'lons OF Mr., Forests portrait, must send their
'rders at once 10 the publishers, as the first i'm
,resslons are always The best, and all copies of
he work will be sent to subscribers in the or
Ter they are subscribed for. Agents and Can
assers are wanted everywhere to engage in the
a,e OF .ne above work, who can make large
he Publishers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19
Do owN INrO rllE DUsr.


Is 1t worth while that we Jcsllc brothat
Bearing lis load on the rough road Of i.f42
is 1t worth while that We jcer at each other
Ia hlickhess Of h,.lrt' that we war to lie
knlfd2
Tod pity hs all in our piufu strife.
Got pity us all "a "" JOS /; each Other.
God parlpn US all for he tsiumphs We Toe /
When fellow goes down meath bis load ca
the lea her,
Pierced ID fhi h"3rt; words lle Aceu.r ttiau
steel
And mislItei t,r for woe oi fur wesi.
Were II not we'll IN Tins Urief iitlle Journey
Oh ovei the isthiuus, down mo The tide.
We give hiih fish i1sle4i OF a serpent,
Ere folding the hands to be and abide
Forever aud ayc ia 'lust al his side
Look at the roses sain inp each other-
Look al the herds all NJ peacs OF the plain
Man and mAiI only makes var on his brother,
And ierSils in his heart al his peril aud pam
'ohamed by The balsta that " down on the
PLATA.
is II worth While that wa battle TO hGintit &
some pool fellow soldier down into the dust?
God pity us all Time Oft so"u viii lumble
All of us tpgether!lil.e leaves In gust,
Humbcd D,eeil down INTO llin dust
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

IHE PRISONERS CHolCE.--'A missionary oi
the Sunday School Union in Wisconsin com.
municates this incident: al a meeting in our
penitenliary Il man whose age Is hetwrrn fulty
aud fifty years said tontc, Il WIS once wealthy.
but worldly and wicked. Now II / could hay.
my choice between living again in tie Werla
with my wealth and my sins, o. rem III Il.,
here a prisoner with the hope # the par uu .
my sins, would choose my present ltt. jesus
procans the opening "l the prisons to hem
that are Iound,' and says to the prisoners
'show yourselves The gospel can release
them from the thraldom of sin.
In the House, the bill 40 promote euucaton -
was considered and postponed until March.
The Naval Appropriation bill was considered.
The Senate substitute for the Salary bill was
concurred in, aud goes to the President. \ rule
was adopted reqGiring all bills making appro-
priatlons 10 he tirst considered in Co nmittee OF
the Whole. Adjourned.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

NAKED AND YE CLOTHED ME.'-'A Rus
sian soldier, one very cod, piercing night, kent
duty between one sentry-box and another A
poor workinsman, moved with pity, took oil
lis coat and lent 1t TO the soldier 10 keep hln
warm; adding, that he should soon reach huni..
while the soldier would be exposed out Of
doorj for tho night. The cold was so intense
that the soldier was found dead in the morn
Ing Sometime afterwards the poor man
was laid on his death-bed, and in a dream saw
jesus appear 10 him. You have got my coat
on said the man. Yes, 1t is the coat you lent
10 me that cold night when was on duty arI
You passed by. l was naked and you clothed
mo-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

The SALARY BILL.-This long debated
question is at last settled. The House ON Tues
day concurred in the Senate substitute by the
overwhelming vote of 226 to 25 The pay, there
fore, Of all officers of the Government ex-
cept the President and Judges of the Supreme
Court is reduced 10 the same figures it was be-
tore the last session. Congress has, by this
wise act OF self abnegnating patriotism, done
much TO restore TO it the confidence flhe coun.
try.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

p. p.,I,i,.l|I,NG -lnaaThiNG THE ATLANTIC Sir Peter
,yhn 20 ouoJo "a black fellow, pilot
,.G,,,T,, s'.'tlInS tie depth Of The water)-
",Cudl"," sIysh he, "What wIterhage YOU got
,v.,,.., ~, Iva "a.e,' what "atar mlssa9 why SAT-
ANN ho,,.;,, water Always s4!t water,
II black rascal ine,Y !, was : .lt water.
[%lly w'alrd r' ku1w Log mas, wl,er You
ha5a thero9" -"
How mnch waiet hqe. ntv,.? dad blesa
me- me-. %qHrg ."m. 70 lev qnr, pol lJr inea.
ri.'.. .,'' "l, & l';.'. '!''n npI'Ie'is7 GUY,
~ '.'' 7-'l i't %, r .si' TO-
~ '''' "'i' 'tf So q isd with
''.' 'lt A.i'I''c tsn wi'h
.. - 80 'iHy liIsn,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

i,I,,, - 'yi - wentv-i7e years ago. Prince
sJoITncd at B.l1wig's ho!.l, AID was os
wlld, agreeable iauii foremost i'm trolic s-i
II rtihg. He was he captain OF lie ,.Wictsd
squad, which secured the country every MIS-
playing D;al.ts on the farmers. O,Ics ,bev a.,
Up report that an enormous sea sernent ~
been seen near GhUmpsons dock. Prince .lolr
went down 10 tie blacksmith shon hnd hsd ar,
enormous Ash book made and took care ,,,a-
any one who passed should he Informed tbs.
ne inieliiei to catch the ".Eeat se, sn-nent
ne iislened IL 10 a clothes line, baited with :
piece OF lat PORK, tied rho ond cf ,he line
around lr4 wni>t and sat soiemnly adj the end of
'he dncS awaiting bite. Mr., II tho
wen knuwn auct ,0neer, belonged 10 riy a.
ton called ''th. o ~ Gang
Hrtrip2 If The Prince S little game. be ,hopoI,
ne @oull assist. There was /. b1tIirg bo,,sa
i, . '''' p''''s Eood swimmer re dived,
cll% 't lge lllt AMI leIrlg j4riai ta, p, inca
OIL he dock. The astoDis he'd crowd All hands
on the line aud amidst tho widest cxcitement
cpmmancsi - higl the innnster a4ho,e Ho
Then let 20 and resained the bathing hopse,
Prlnce John was Thoroughly scared. nsonia
packed up thei. trunks, aud tile like ,gonId
nave soon been deserted bad not the hotel nro-
prie."rS published POSER explaining I.hag
Pfllce JUn WAS sUld,n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

4Lsll','''- No = b-L-.-A Vermont Pro
-, " IL. ie '''.i att1 10 ire,n"rize bui
~ A'@.'7 u4I1'y "' sas i-iocioHs beas, has
!'st i'S'' ~ "a "'N' Inc t-is;Ei 0l his uyplai.-
10Y iI d. '"' is4-l2'' aill las ql'r ID Il fam
~ '-t ipN'' "l vac AuhIta eye uvvv brulos.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

A.. ','i" H''e E9a oeei my deIr2" sad an
S ', i'I'es "lie, 10 her bitter ha.f
i,, ,,s To pass saoo1 just as her hub
i: horS, ,ls from the saloon door. "Been
,,,,i.. ''''''".e NY 9e5f, wLs tha prompt
Derry" ''9 s"u
''F, '".n ll' "'ni waited to her "iip tiltedp
sac iHaocepiiy inquired If all he Tnon,,s
,rF,'a, o'''1 'h"y sinst AEe that. Husband
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

oeer HE ,h"p duor IL pork butcher in an
t"-',slt 'u,G' - Tie eas efn counties, may
20 .r1u a i lizard representing MAJ in his
o.lt =. ,'n .udl'ulus a ate let, with be in-
>clie".; "Johl Snth kills pigs like his
ftfuGr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

y pakip, Hi, roion-r's jury t., n tered YER
dict that man, whD,r body w's tonnd m me
rIrar. ..rau,, To In, lslih bv 4 blow 3n his
ba7t ,g,i, IA ,y.,s ,,.i, before Or tf er drown
ing
why Il. a ,llnuy like i yrnison steakp-Be-
cause he's a bit Of u buck.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

,i,t - tItcel't4r "ho Il-d a DAD lo!i occupied
NV He'A s' pA''S' u u ne m'uiser Nlisp red
" I'm N.Y. ''S ld1 D! tAe pi'pl - " pat .He
:" tha' thera was NJ uaeo XIII! j.. iit rapp O i,
his hass."
"a kIi''ins do ye cav Il soaads 20 me Ike
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

o,,,,'.,i It. peHIgosne In Henry coEnly re-
~ ~ 81 a' o. i's scholars to wFiie piscen
got elf the following;
Il lrd Of eve
Luuil down ffcu above
On Is poor s.1ulars;
We have hired a fool
To tcacii our school.
Aud pay him fifty dollars p
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

The New York Commercial per- etraes the
faiiowltg; VII 'phsnsl,s Crieis 10 ilie COM
mtndIuls ul the rlNy yards: "Get all ayaila-
bic vessels ready ior sea, and [ Is a little
quick about H.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-01-19

Here Is touching beautiful illustration Of
the power Of music A New York Glsrgyn,al
who Is line singer, on recent visit to d mad
house, approached the cell OF Il maniac, who
rushed for him as far, as his chain wound allow.
shouting III kill you.' IN beat your brains
oatP Clear out " InsIead Of moving, the preach
er began TO sing out "Our Home Ia tIaaveu. -
FIRST the nadman listened then lie stretched
himself out to the full length of his chain. Fl. s.
one ann raised aud then the other fears
noistened his eyes. Then he coilcl up ON las
bed OF rags as quiet as child. And when the
hymn was ended he looked up, 'Alore IN ,re =
The preacher sang till his strength gave way
and t;len he left.