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a' p a"o o',ec'eo 'ns' tne name OF Mr.
r mAn oes,,icken from the roll OF members
=, '"e 'a'e Mr. hooper TOOK place
oo'ooh'
February IL, the Senate reconsidered ia
vote oy which bill was passed granting a
sue 70 reaoody school In IT, Augustine,
r'orida' consideration Of the resolution for
.he ADMISSION OF Mr. Pinchback, as Senator
rom LOUISIANA, was resumed, and the de.
os'e was IN progress when the Senate took q
recess untii 1'5o o'clock In the evening".
inc mouse TOOK up the tarih bill and nu.
merous amendments were offered, but when
.ne oepa'e was concluded for the day, the
PHI remained the sane as when reported by
we committee except that the tar on cham
Psshe was increased when the committee
'ose' 'ne house took recess till 1;3o. the
evening session 10 be for business from
w. '"u'''ary 'ommittee, erciuding poiiti'
cal measures.
The Senate spert from noon Februarv IL
until . O'Clock next day. I'm debate ON tbe
resolution 10 admit Mr.. Pinchback as sena.
tor from Louisiana. At the latter hour the
resolution was laid on the table, and the In.
dian appropriation bill, which appropriates
about 81, ,O00, 600, taken M. Pending discus-
s'on on this.biii the Senate adjourned, after
naVing oeen IN CONTINUOUS session for over
'"enty'hine hours......The House resumed
consideration oil the new revenue bill. An
amendment providing that the tar on spirits,
contracted to be delivered before the 10th Of
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N AhsA.
WHArsoEvER q man seweth, that shall
he also rip.
A GOOD butcher is the carver Of his
own fortune.
LAMENT Of the sidewalk: Everybody
is down on me-"
MINERS search for gold in vein, but
often get quartz Of 1t.
A MARRIAGE on a railway train may
properly be called railway tie.
In culling the flowers of poetry, no
one should miss Cullen Bryant.
Why is beefsteak like locomotivef
It's not Of much account without it's
tender.
BRIGHAM You've has sufficiently re-
covered to sit up and be married occa-
sionally.
THE best way for a man to acquire
fine flow Of language is to stub his toe
against raised brick.
A MAN named Todd publishes q tenn
perance paper. and has sued contempo-
Ihry Iof CaiiinB MIN AOuuy.
Mr.. SUMMERsEr Is a bachelor. He
couldn't persuade any of his female
acquaintance to turn a somerset.
The Empress of China committed
suicide because her husband died. That's
the kind of wife for man to have.
To BE content Is great anti
To seem content mere dust and smoke;
To grow content Is great good lusk
To stay content the master stroke
A BULLOCK killed in New York had
lot of hair-pins in his stomach. He had
apparently digested the rest Of his victim
without inconvenience.
NEVER trust with secret q married
man who loves his wife, for he win tell
her, and she will tell her lister, and her
sister will tell everybody.
A THICKNESS of newspaper between
the bed-quilts will help wonderfully 70
keep you warm these cold nights. "Now
is the time to subscribe"
sAY not wealth. or rank or power.
OF crowns confer true glory;
'Iis goodness that survives the hcdr.
And reads the best In story;
And though obscure the good mans name,
It's glorious STILL though lost to fame
WHATEVER your profession Is, en-
deayor to acquire merit in II; for merit
is esteemed by everybody, and is 50 pre-
cious . thing that no Person can Pur-
chase 1t.
The English are making little progress
In base ball. Whenever one of them hits
a ball he runs away with the bat, and
they all keep on smoking while they
play.
THE eccentric indianapolis Herald
scouts at the man who named his daugh-
ter Maud, but it seems TO think nothing
of printing original poetry written BY
Gwendoline.
IL a boy can be taught to handle .
musket in our schools, why should there
be any difficulty in teaching him to use
saw, plane, or other mechanical tool In
a workmanlike msnnerf
A WIDOW, being cautioned by her
minister about flirting. said that she
knew II was wrong for maidens and wives
to firt, but the Bible was her authority.
II said widows mite"
oMAS's life is free from struggles
and notifications, not even the happiest;
but every one may build up his own hap
piness by seeking mental pleasure, and
thus make himself independent Of out
ward fortune.
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II is reported that the father OF Don Car
los, his brother Don Alfonso, aud others
raised large sum OF money In London to
carry on the war In Spain.
In the British House of Commons, Mr.
pisraeli gave notice that he would move
next Thursday, a resolution declaring that,
as John Mitchell has been adiudged guilty Of
felony, and sentenced To transportation. as
he has neither endured penalty nor received
pardon, he is incapable of election TO the
House of Commons, and that a fresh writ Of
election be ordered for Tipperary County.
Ireland.
A dispatch from Jamaica saws that a Gre
broke out in Port au Prince on the llth inst.
There being no water. the flames spr.aJ
rapidly, and on the isth were stll beyond
control. Five hundred houses have been
DESTROYED.
"a = ssx.,d rni,.d s,s,.s consnl Gan
.r.i a, shanghsi has hsen oge,sd a Dani.h
aaoors,ian n ,olsn of frisndIy ssrv;oss
rsndsrsd 10 D,nmsrk
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CHANGE.
ONLY ThIrty.One HouTs.

This line Is stone -bsssied and entirely flee iIom
dnst, Relng equipped With the celebrated wesiing-
house Air-Drake precludes all possibility Of coils
Ions. -.
Ths only all rail line between Louisville and Co
the North aud Essi. =.
Tickets foI sale via Louisville and the short me-
Al ali ticket ofhecs In the South aud soath~est
JN0. MACLEOD, Gen. saPt.
SIS PAnkEs, 6enl PsssL and Ticket AsesL
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AUCTlONEER,
suAngo.D, kESTUCHy.

attend sales In this and adjoining counties and
.insttend az the eourts In this section oi the state
81 he ioenor Journal once of sddrsss ne q sea-
krd skiy
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nRs. BLACKBERRY a rEYToS,

Having formed partner,hp iss the practice oi Mel-
ttne and Surgery, respectfully tender their services
e the eitisens of stanford and vicinity. Omoe on
hsle street, formerly Occupied h Apr JAek Crsig,
uhere they can be consulted al sIy time when not
professionally ensAyed. Dr n reside. ssoond build-
ns north o. toll gate east aide Of pike vhere
be can hs found At night su
u r. BrsH,
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rHE 1ILMRAID.

She trips or the meadow,
With shining miIh-psii,
The farmers fair daughter, .
The pride II the vale.
Her bright hair Is streaming
In tsasIes Of gold,
Her 1.-the form perfection.
Prom besuty's true mould.
Her darh eyes are tender
with Joys starry sIesm;
She smiles; she Ia dreaming
loves radiant dream.
Her soft song Il riding.
Her cheek brightly glows
A. she bends for q moment
To pluck the Wild roe.
Nov quickly she hastens,
Where huns the Wild bre--
To Q aovery soot,
And the dear uystine tree.
Loves post-ofhce boldine--
She kneels on the ground;
There lies the white misive,
Her treasure is found.
All maiden, fair maiden.
You laugh In your JOY,
And thus may you never
Find sorrows alloy.
The dew-Tangled meadow
Glovs grand in the sun.
The bright pail is fosminG
The milking u done.
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r ouIsvILLE AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD
CINCINNATI AND THE EAST!

vINHE quickest, best and only route runain,. .
il douis daily line Pullman brewing Room sleep-
ins Cars from fouls sileio Columbus. Pittsburgh,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, New fofk, and other
Eastern cities,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
The only line With which passengers IRON the South
nal. direct oonneetion al Louisville With through
csr ior New York avoiding from ! 10 10 hour dela,
incident TO- and arriving one train In advanos of ell
oiher lines Time from Louisville To Nes York,
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day. His horse was found near New Pro,
idence riderless. Citizens have been searcl
ing the country for sensery without success
and Il is said he had $500 on his person, an
he il supposed TO have been murdered an
the body concealed.
Two workmen named John Kniling an
~ 1870 WI" 49, ~" s., ,ns g., ~
eoa' :" D'., oos ya'u, ~ ,"e 'oa'n o'u'
.n,oaso. . ' oans y, ooa' III ,e'. on % ."e'' ~ :"
'"e! "e'e .1'one,e" W "e"'" o''o'e '"e'
'Vr,u oe .'",ea'eu
wv sen, '1,me'y ~, y Neo,sA'
n"neo ,evs's''e' IN" "oi"'o'"' "e'e '.1es'
~ 80" "u"s W" s,a', M ~
on ,"e P'''"', "'s. !, ~.
1 Vve, WV ''''' "''" '''"'
.,s ~ -" ] 49, A., p...
c,n.,.,' @ ". -. - p"n..s t "t
s,a..sna',,,. " ~,,s y.,.h s'ns,sa. nas
o'eu'en''",, Oniv' :. "n,.n 'y.''..n Ps,
'o"s "ere 'nlu'.u, n'e 'e'e''' a"u W
"' 'o"'''''""'' '"ss"e'
'"V'''' e.s.r.,.
-,
". "''n, 70" ,,', .,' "a.. .iP'o's
,u,ion of ,ujts againrt those parties alleged
" na'e ~, |
The Democratic State Convention Of Con
necticut have renominated, by acclan,ation
the old ticket. headed BY Governor Charles
r.. Ineersoll.
Nearly one thousand families Of Memo.
mites are soon expected in Canada from
Russia. They have chosen Manitoba for
tbefr future resideuce. and have commits.
stoned an agent to buy for them several
Thousand head Of cattle in the West.
~. ~ s 80 =. 'n 49, na,noan ~ a. -,
;mno,,ar, ro.ds ,hst vii, hre,l n, Tho com
h;na,;or ,,ororo,v
Tbe National Grange. which recently me,
at Charleston. on the last day adopted res.
olutions fayoring the completion of the
Washington Monument by general subscrip.
ton.
Personal.
Godlovs o,,b has bceu Nominated Min.
A. Ans,,;. -I : y
s.n,,o, prou,,ax has pu,cb.sed a half
in,.res, in The Knoyville Daily and Weekly
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sYRUP Ps,
CANNED GOODS,
COFFEE, SUGAR a TEAS.
cONNECTIoNERIEs,
CANDIES,
GLASSES, rLAsKs
WRETAIL DEPARTMENT.-Ss
We have en- eisssa, stock of
Choice Family Groceries
And sc~is usually ioapd In . sss-cia- Family
0rooery ssd sill make retail price IS favorable
ss ssy hcuss In the city.
Tamiii-s wanting Grcceries 10 brokes packages,
and In bills Of good Ioebns sise, viii hnd y to their
in,sr-s, 20 eoms and see n. Al Kinds Of coun'r,
4. n. MATHENY 4 CO., PROPRIETCRs.
iosu ). N. DAVIS, Salesman.
>. T. Sh~k'hN
THE FASHIONABLE HALTER,
is West Marie, s,recs,
Between 4,h and 5th, LOUiSVfLLLE, Ky.
HATS. caps. Ladies and Gents Furs,
Canes, Umbrellas 4 Gloves.
Go NORTH SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST,
Louisville and Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
rhi. !, IN. Great prec, and Through IIn., and the
only All-Rsii Route 10 all points In
Texas. Arkansas. Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama,
Florida, Georgia,
The carolinas and Tennessee.
NORTH, EAST and WEST.
I, ..l.. qu,eier time -i,h ls-. change Of carr than
any other line.
Pullman Palace Cars
Ron via ,hi. Line both -sy. a. follows;
lsvsvsas 70 Nee 0tssas, vdtksvt chasss.
nsskvsns 10 ns~VAis. without change
Isvsvsns 10 lStss Rect. vs,how change.
NO CHANGE OF CARS
Prom Louisville to M'%gs.. a. Montgomery or Nash
From Iouis.,ne our connecting line. run Pullman
Palace Carr through TO Eastern cities without
change, thu. making Great Through
-
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A y NrRRINAS.
SURG EON DEN TIST,
sTANFOaD. HV.
offnk HouRs-from Q a. y 10 I'm and 1 IA
Pare siirous oIlds Gas exhibited foe IN. PAIN
LIS ksuaetion VI resth. I-ss-io.
STANFORD, KENTUCKY.

once on lAaoasier street, dr.t door aboye hank
building Residence corner of Huston lille and Ian
vile streets formerly occupied BY Mrs frederisi.
IN. nksros. WILL G. cukp.
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TOPfts or TssE TfMk.

AMoSo the Chinese in the United
States the death Of the emperor Of their
native empire is received with apparent
indifference. Theyappear to understand
that Chinese emperor is little more than
an expensive 6gure-head, and mutter,
when you speak to them about his death
!" No care noder man all de same goodw
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KISo KALAKAUA has gone home, and
the excitement concerning him has. sub
sided. And now they are springing some
thing worse still on U.S. The emperor OF
Brazil threatens TO come and take trip
through the country. An emperor--a
real live empcror-think Of thatl How
we are to manage this large elephant
passes comprehension.
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DGnTos 4 ovRo.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
sOnEnsET. nv.
viii attend 10 all business intrusted Ia them In
PULASKI and surrounding counties Colle~tions
Pfo"p.iy made In Pulaski and Wayne eoanties.
fau
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WHILST regiment of volunteers were
marching through Camargo, a captain,
observing that Que Of the drums did not
beat, ordered a Lieutenant 10 inquire
the reason. The fellow, on being inter
rogated, whispered to the Lieutenant; /;
II have two ducks and turkey in my
drum, and the turkey is isr the Cap
tain" This being whispered to the Cap
tain, he exclaimed; "Why didn't the
drummer say he was lameH ! do not
want any Of my men to do duty when
they are not able
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ELIzABErnTowS a PADucAH r. R
Completed To Paducah.

o. Bs.p-sEAs, Gen. Pass. Al
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25
Pastor M. E. Cyurch

Burglary.-The New London Post
Office was burglarized last week So
much powder was used as to almost
demolish the building, everything be-
ing blown "sky high The manner
in which the rascal went to work to
effect his purpose, proves conclusively
that he belongs to the same band who
event through our city few weeks
ago The william has been captured.
The money stolen was found upon his
person. and a kit of burglar tools also
brought forth from an old travelling bag
Our merchants SpafFord and HOMER
would do will to interview the "youn,
man"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25
Rudolph Items.
row

Local news are extreemly scarce
here. Times are, and have been so
hard the past winter that people coald
not afford to die. nor even allow their
dumb brdtes so to do. The Wild Cat fra
cas--the yarmouth; who luid out
nineteen of Whitman's choice Brah-
mas-is the only exciting item of the
winter, thus far
LOST AN Ox-fred r. Hecox lost a
very valuable OK few days since. lie
was engaged IL drawing bolts for his
brother, when the OK, appare ntly as
we'll as ever, stopped but Immediately
started again, going about thirty rods,
when he laid down, and died in about
forty minutes. An examination reveal
ed heart disease This was one Of the
best oxen in the town, and is severe
loss to Mr.. II.
LOST HIS FINGURE.- Mr.. Orvin
Squires had the ends of his fingers cut
off by the edger in Clark & Scott's
Mill. few days ago.
SCHOOL Closed Miss Sarah Shaw
closed her school Dist. No Blast
week. Miss Shaw is an efficient teach
er. She has kept one Of the best
schools we have ever had in the town
of Rudolph.
New BARN.-Mr. Dudley Wilcox is
getting out the timbers for new barn
to be 40 by 60 feet, to be raised in the
spring. Mr.. Wilcox can show his
neighbors how to put up big barn, as
he showed the Johnnles at Shiloah how
to send Union bullets home. IF they
did give him close call by sending
ball through his hand, he is ready to
go to Louisiana if necessary and show
the ''erring sisters Of that rebellious
state that the union boys have not yet
forgotten their loyalty to the govern
ment
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25

Floods. The greatest anxiety ex.
lists all over the north east and west,
lest the immense fields of snow which
have accumulated latterly, shall, in
their going off, produce floods more
dlsast rous than have been chronicled
Tor years. Already do we hear Of par
tlal devastations along the more rapid wa
FER courses, particularly those supplied
from the mountainous regions in New En-
gland and Pennsylvania. The Hudson
at Albany is making threa tie ming mani
festations, and when the warm spring
rains shall have swollen the lesser trib-
utarles no doubt her annual inunda-
ton will be more devastating than
have been experienced for years. At
Port Jeryis, the Delaware is clogged
with ice for space Of three miles
with varying thickness Of twelve to
thirty feet, as solid as though frozen in
to one original compact body. The in
habitants are preparing for food
such as has never been experienced.
In Kentucky and Tennessee, we
already have received intelligence that
Is onl y presage of a more terrible
destruction. The Mississippi is threat
ening at st Louis and huge crevasses
are already inundating tie bottom
lands in Mississippi and Louisiana.
1t is hardly probable that we who live
along the Wisconsin River can escape.
Every thing indicates such breaking
up as We have never before SEEN The
late season. the immense body of snow,
and more continually gathering, the ex-
treme cold which has rendered the ice
from forty to fifty inches thick, togeth-
er with the possibility Of heavy rains
very soon, all tell of d flood that will
be destructive in the extreme to the
lumber and other river interests. 1t
behooves US therefore to be prepared
not necessarily to be frightened out Of
our wits. but to deliberately prepare
for the oncoming torrent. Let booms
and piers lust so far as thew can he
be protected, and stock and cattle of
every description exposed upon low
ground be removed to place of secur-
ity 1t were better to be prepared.
even though we escape so fearful an
ordeal as we anticipate. 1t were bet
ter to weep for JOY than mourn in sor-
row
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25

How Common it is to neglect d
dry, hacking cough. thinking it will be
better in day or so. and we are not
walked up to a realization Of the truth
until our strength begins to fail, and
our weight to diminish. th.t we are in
the power Of that dread disease con-
sumption. Vests Pulmonary Balsam
is sure cure for all coughs, colds,
hoarseness, and consumption IN its first
stage. Sold by all druggists. Trial
bottles, % and 80 cents. Large bot.
ties. $100.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25
Items from the Tribune.

THE Point is in a sweat because
one o. its attorneys, after making
several "collections" and getting tick
where it would do the most good,
has gone to visit his uncle: He's
only hunting up more ''Pen Pictures"
boys, which are "Peculiar" to him;
1t is said that every man, except one.
in tha6 city has inwardly mistrusted
that something was going to be did"
CLIFFORD will open at Stevens
Point in about two weeks, with John
Dillon as the particular attraction.
Is he coming here?
4 WAUsAU man got heeced on
the cars the other day by three-card
monte men. If single citizen of
Grand Rapids has been bitten in that
way, he's kept mighty still about it
IT looks pow as though DeKoven
will not be confirmed Bishop of Hi
nois. Nine diocese have voted for him,
Is against, and Is to be heard from.
Should he fail, it will be terrible
disappointment to him.
EVERYBODY anticipates tremen-
dous food this spring. Fears are
expressed for the safety of our
bridge,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25
A Scientific Surgical Operation.

1t will be remembered that on the
cold Saturday night of the 10th Of
January, that Jack Garoty Cor perhaps
better known as Californy) while on
drunken spree with a few of his COM
panions, ON his return from Grand
Rapids-froze Himself nearly TO death
while in state Of intoxication. And
the universal expression among bis
friends was that he could not possibly
survive; his situation was deemed so
critical, until medical aid could be pro-
cured.
DIR. Writer was tefesrabhed early
Monday morning, to come over as soon
as possible He reached here on the
three o'clock train and felt satisfied
after close and careful examination
that some portion of his feet aud hands
must come of, but in order to give all
the chance possible, he would leave it
until nature had formed the demarka-
ton, or in other words until the APP
pearance of white or red line seper
atins the living Tissue from che dead
parts.
The left hand was taken off at the
wrist, the right just back Of the
knuckle joints, leaving the thumb
which afterwards had to be cut off,
- this being done on the first day of
March. BY leaving portion of the
thumb it gave him a chance to earn
his living by writing bis way through
the world Jack stood thi.
as we'll as he did the amputation of his
feet, his courage never failing him, and
when asked by his comrades how he
stood it, exclaimed "tip top" Life
was dear to him, and he is now at his
home with his aged father and ID othet
at Beaver Falls, Mimi. 1t was an
amusing, although sad spectacle to see
him carried on board the cars by his
uncle. 1t was after the fashion known
in my juvenile days by the name of
pig back. Now [ consider this a re-
markable case, in less than two months
4 most complete recovery of the hands
and feet taking into consideration
the severity Of the casualty. | believe
that God intended to stop this man
from drinking. He had been remon-
strated with by his friends, picturine to
him his future ruin If he continued In
his dissapated course, but be needed
not their council. But another called
and he heard; yes, in sorrow he answer
ed, MANNED and deformed for life, an
object of charity and pity, a living
testimony to those that riot in drunken
reyelry, and [ believe the men that
deal out death to their fellowmen3 over
the bar, licensed and protected by law
are responsible for this crime. But
God has given Jack one more chance
to reform, and the future only can tell
how true he will keep the pledge
JUSTICE.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25

The Debating SOciety.-The
meeting last Saturday evening was a
most interesting aud entertaining one
Nearly one hundred spectators were
present. The question s.Ought the
United States to recognize Cuba as a
beligerent power was discussed with
ability. Messrs. Cassidy and cochran
king the lead on the anirma i've and
negative. Mr. Cassidy was in an un-
usually felicitous mood, and displayed
an abundance of Irish wit and waxed
eloquent at times. Mr.. Cochran spoke
with much force. The other exercises
were interesting. The boys are hay
ing a good time, and the society Will
prove a valuable help to the youth
who will soon be in our common c0un-
cil and running for side supervisors.
We had more fun last Saturday even
ing than we have enjoyed before since
when a boy we used to crawl under
circus tents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-03-25
Rev. Il. ID. Huntley's Lecture

EHY. II. ID HuntleyS Lecture.
The Congregational Church was we'll
filed last Tuesday evening with an in
telligent audience to listen to Rev. E,
D. Huntley. Of Janesyille The theme
The Boss Devil of America" IN
doubtediy drew many to the church
who desired to know who OF what this
devil is. Mr.. Huntley told them in
earnest and eloquent words that sPIR-
IToUs LIQUORS was the devil he was
after. The lecture was full of good
things it vas rich. logical, argumea-
tatire, witty. nonsensical and wise Mr..
Huntley il man Of power who can,
and is doing a good work. We have
TOO little space to give a lengthy notice
of the excellent points in the hour and
q half talk last Tuesday evening. Meth
er have we space to criticise the expires
sions which. to the ears Of a cultured
people. seem out Of place when eman
ating from minister. Slang" is ex
pressive, but it is not elegant. Still
we would much rather have heard ths
lecture With all its slang, THAI to have
not heard It at all. Mr. Huntley pait
the music worthy compliment. Well
! the music Vas good