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Smyrna times., 1875-06-16
By the Pacific.

Whom the Ji,jc is out rananIq H..
stranded an inland town. 1t Iaok, odd
I" see ya-t trool+ oG lalM.,,- Llackrn;u.,
t'"r" and 'hnrc tA". -.a-wccd Ruttlrv ?r,.
thr~' ~'ay,l,lrg, Of the tropics ,h,r .4.,
protected ~ law. ouJ th,:r VIII .,.p. l,r
oul.on really tn" protection Of III. ,a.,.,.
from mil. mas tim. .,-,. would soon b.lo.,ri
Ivnr". 'aanm" !, Il dense IittIc place.
A"t.tI'ri uI"n rocky peninsula utting
INTO t""s.a from ti,. .basrofvolranfc Anrou
L"av'n" t.:'. .iee oll" cn.Iow, 4 aati.,l slraa
cling street. which winds laong I,r.,r,
hut. g"- hop and many culiou. yarje.
tie, d real o-la'n ami 1--we .taak. u,ril /,
delivers him wah:n tn" vail. 40 Gates
ar" visible; nor daoe any one cNartly know
When i" -e;s inside except Ey q ya..g.
feeling th,l he. ii ul,ro .,n!I!anrc. If
paving n.d sidewalk appear. There /. an
"c'a~l"l3L 'oriyr, with il, SHE street. The
house u@uIg" IN yoran,a- -omctnn,, Of
three stories. oure.look,ng shops -iucIu
ding som" where beef Is sold hy tie yard-
4"tthIrh~r. Mui,, donk,y-. dog4. poultry.
ri"r"n'"ny,. Grinning girls and turke,
Iu/lamI- abound. And here and there an
old rhn"rA i~seeu, until, Of a:,a,iden, YOU
are NJ th" plaza. The cathedral. with It's
two t'w"r-. with their shcllornalncnrcd
l'Tranidal tornju.--on whose lofty sum.
ni's. a we'll a in all inferior crcyicc,.
."d2e-' a"d'"7rry other possible place grass
i growing. and plants 'r" fourishing with
the most astonishing nonchalancc-is on
yoW left. The not very magnificent state
House and Palace Of Justice is on vour
right: and beyond is what's left Of the old,
and what i. finished Of tho new, Grand
iot'l Of Panama. The average traveller
finds IittI" beauty in hissurruudings. But
thrTr Is a certain newnc,o about tho picture
which pIraeos him. for the sense Of novelty
is pleasure in itself
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16
Calling up a Boy,

Calling boy up in the morning can
hardly 10 cas-ed under the head of
"pa-tilncs, especially if the boy is fond
OF eX"rcis. the day before. And Ijttl,.
singular that the NEXT hardest to oettino .
hoy out Of bed is getting him into it. There
Is rarely Il mother who i< 4 success at ro,Is.
ns boy. All mothers know this and 60
do their boys. And yet the mother seems
to 2" at it in the right way. She onens tbc
,tSirdoor and insinuatingly observes John
ny Still no response. Then there is n
short, sharp d" John = followed moment
later ty u prolonged and emphatic ".Jcbn
II"hiy \ @runt from the upper regions
sl5n!he- that an impression has been made.
and the mother encouraged to add. =. Y,n
had better be getting down here to your
breakfast, young man, before come nm
there an give you something you'll feel -
IhI4 20 startIes the young man that Le i'm
medIatcIy goes to sleep again And thn
operation has to be repeated several times
\ father knows nothing about this trouIIo
lie merely opens his mouth as Il soda hottie
elects its cork, and the John Henry. that
cIeavcs the air of that stairway rocs into
that boy Ike electricity, and pierccs the
deepest re"csses Of his very nature. And
he pops ont Of the bed and into his clothes.
and down the stairs, with a promptness
that IS commendaIle. 1t is rarely boy
allows himself to disregard the patcrnal
summons. About once a year is believed
to be as often as is consistent with the rules
OF health. lie saves his father great many
steps by his thoughfIlncss.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

youth precocious enough to attam,,
tn" murder of his father. mother. and
hrother-in-law. is certainly entitled r.
special notice. Master Pomcroy Beedino
l. I'll" son Of Mr.. +. l.. Beeding Of Cam.
bridge Mo.-one "of the wealthiost and
most popular men in the State" Be;nc
sent 70 Fayettr, Mo, % get am education,
Young Roedmg took degree in love,
becoming enamored of a charming youno
woman. He pimcd for hymcneal rites. lut
not having money enough to pay even a
Justice OF the Peace, lie concluded to have
the family killed off 50 that he MIGHT cop,o
INTO the family possessions. lie therefore
negotiated with one Stanton to do the
dreadful decd, agreeing 10 pay $500 for
tho doing, ,aying that he could get a man
in II. Louis to undertake the lob for $500.
only he was afraid he would kill the wrou,
one. Mr.. Stanton profcsscd willingness
to engage in the transaction and then in
the meanest way he informed old Mr.
Beedmg of his sons improper designs.
Forthwith, and as preliminary piece of
discipline, the Juvenile hero was soundlv
horsewhipped by his indignant papa. Then
he received draft for $50. Then he was
told to max" himsclfscarce. And probably
did. At any rate he cashed the draft.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

senator Morton delivered \ ,nee,b -,
''re"hraStie. Ind. on Decoration Dav. wbicl,
| contained this noteworthy sentiment and
promise: While We have bnri.d tlo 49,;
l"o'l'Ie> oi the war: while we have forgiven
ali tn" participators in the rebellion. fo,
none have been punished. and all but abont
i"o have been made eligible to hold the
highest offices in the land vet il does no.,
follow that we are to honor tban, ,r >,
hrstow upon them reward FORGIVENESS, +,
DIVINE but that docs not ncccce,arjlv carry.
with it honor and reward. have nnvc,.
thought ! should do such a thing. but be-
Arve now that | am willing to vote for =
HII next Winter doing away and reIavin.,
the lat disability growing ont Of tho robci.
non. 10 take effect on tho 4th of JULY new
:" that all men. all races and color. witbout
regard TO previous condition Of servit,d..
or OF arms, shall begin the next cent,nv nm
an equality before the law. Applausa
And may God put INTO the hearts of ,b,.
l""PIe everywhere, North and South 70
accept IN all its tullnes~ and extent. mo
n"" birth Of the ration. to admnjst4r
JuNtI-". humanity and charity. and to cxer.
e." To each and to all those cifts and do
those things that they would have othars
do ounto them.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

PE0PAGAroRS or DISEASE The P,H lI.H
''"@tte says: Among the many agents f,r
'ie spread Of Infectious diseases are. il
seems, our domestic pets For the lronaco.
u2nofa feycra dog is sometimes as bad ifnnt
worse, than a drain, and a case il r.fo.ral
to IN the So,'torY HeeorI, in which scarlet
ieVer was carried from one child to anotbar
by iaYonte retriever. The dog had hoan
reared IN house where 4clrlatina ,,ro.
vailed, and was subsequently, given TO .
insnd Of the family. Shortly after one Of
'he children IN the dogs new home wa.
attacked with malignant scarlatipa and
dic'. IHs'nfcctants were used plcntifuIIv
an" every pr"caution zen to prevent =
recurrence" Of the malady. but in two
month time u second child took the Same
"iN";iNe III It's worst form, and died A.
the d"g had been the constant conno,,io,,
ana ri'yi"lIow Of these children. its wooIly
'"''' II l. ALLEGED. became 50 charged with
cohtaglou, matter as to render if \ ao,,,.,
OF disease and death. Although il is fair to
the dog 10 admit that the children NAV
nave caught tn" fever from other sources
'h'H MS "oolIy coat Yet there is reason to
lear 'h't both dogs and eats, especially the
i"tt"r. dn occasionally assist in Tho cir.,,Io
"'h OF infectious illness, and where fever
prevails the sooner they are lodged out Of
IN" house the better. They are, however.
probably not NOR" dangerous in th> respect
than books. No one who take, M a book
from a library ever troubles himself or her.
sell as 70 the ant"rcdents Of the volume
II may nav" jn,t left tn" hands Of a fever
PATIENT.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

\ London physician has a case without
lrccedrnt, the cause of which he j, unable
to discover, and which battles all hi, skill.
Naturally he writes to the London Lnort
about IT, The r;,sr is this. as he state. it ::
Mrs. -, aged -, with large family,
suffers from Il spa-modic anj ction Of the
lower Jaw. II will, without any WARMING
whatever, become fixed, So that with all
my -tr"ngth could moi open it. The hlls-
h9hd Is the only one who csn do 50. and |
have seen linn pcr>pirebclor.. hc~ucccodcd.
IA" physician say he l.;,, tric6 every
t!rn2 i" ran tiink Of. both internally and
externally. lat al in vain. liza yr,.v re-
mafk"hl"c;,~e. Oucof lhcmo=trc.u;rkaL
V" ever hrardo There h#ycho.rc,.ne .ne. W..
ar" told, quito tn" reverse. Of tLi,. =, for
instance when a woman with = l9ro,.
family has II spa~luodir affection Of fine
lower Jaw. which. without any war,;n,
whatever, hcr"me, liked and vl}r&tolv
(" that the strength Of the whole Cunilv
cannot shut il or -tol, it. and even the hu--
h3hd, l'rr-pira hencyrr ~ freely. i com.
rrIlcd to a>c bctorrit. Wrdonot Of course
profess t" b" abb to prescribe for tn. Lon,
o"n patient, hNt would it hot be po,.iblc to
max" swap Of thr two ~l,a~lnoIc al?cc.
tom? There arc u" douL, many men who
"'n't h"wiiiins oo&rh4ngc the >Ia,modic
affection which liz thy aily'~ lower iaw
Tor Mrs. J. > di~-a,, Which liN,.- ii. Doubt.
i"N, loo. there ar. husbands who. il thoir
"''"~ We're "yrrtaken by sla,modic aiicc.
non liking the lower Jaw 20 that it could
not l." opened without pcrSpiratiou. would
never sweat ag.tiu.-E.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

DolNd WITHOUT RAIN-The no small
honor of being the discoverer of method
of doing without rain. Unnecessary, is now
attributed to NJ. Paraf He knew that the
air was full of moisture and he knew
chloride of calcium would attract and con.
dense it for cultural purposes He h..
applied this chloride on sand hills and road
beds, on grass, and ON all sorts of soils sue
ccsStully, and he has asccrtained that it
may be applied in such proportions as will
produce the irrigation of land more chcanly
and efficiently than by means of canals or
other methods of securing artificial irriga
ton. One of NJ. Parot"s applications will
produce and retain abundant moisture for
three days, when the same amount of votor
introduced by the present method will
cvaporate i'll an hour; and he believes that
this preparation will insure fertility and
productivcncss to places where now there
is nothing but sand and desert waste Man,
persons will be disposed to regard NJ. Par,fs
plan as too good to be true.-N. y .Sm.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

Ex-senator Schurz receives very different
treatment on his return to Germany from
that which he had just after the revolution
OF lS49' Then he was obliged to fly in
secrecy from the country. Now banquet,
gwen to him in the capital, is attended by
the presiding officers of both Chambers Of
the Prussian Diet and by Prvy Councillor
bucher, who is on the most intimate terms
with Prince Bismarck.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

RARITY OF 4 TFvE GENrLENAy.-perhap,
gentleman Is a rarer specimen than SOM.
OF Us think for. Which of u, can point on.
many such in his circle; men whose aim.
are generous, whose truth is con>tant arj
not only constant in its kind. L,,t .,..,.,.aI
in its degree; whose want Of moonnass
MAKES them simple; who can look the
"orII honestly in the face with am equal.
manly sympathy for the great and ,maIIq
We all know how hundred whose coats
are very well made. and score who have
excellent manners. and one or two ha,.rv
beings who are in what they call the inncr
circle and hav" shot into the very centre
and buIIs-eye Of fashion: but Of ccn,Io.
men, how many? Let us take little .cron
OF paper and each one make out his list
Wacks3.S
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

neglect of their children, but they taught
them their pIaco a, silly children, after
all. One did not hear then Of tcn,yoar-old
suicides and mrrdrrcr~ in thcupper classes,
and newly-breeched burglars in the docks.
w ~ nL.t.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

InE BEST PorAToEs.-Take it altogether.
the Early Rose is our best potato naw -
t4@ N Ie"ch' low vas ten years ago. or the
Mercer hft' ears ago. 1t needs rich
son. ana tAspk grows Of better quality on
rlfh land than on poor. Alnanuea Glow,
sod ls just the place for it. 50 e.c., are i.
advantages in Iroductivcness over .,l.fa.b.
i"ned varieties. that it j. fairly entitled !,
the credit Of cincrcascdattcnt;op c.y..,,.
potato culture. The Peerless i, a fl CON !
panl"n for the Early Rose. 1t is two cr
three weeks later in ripeninr nearly ty.c.
a. productive and unlike the EarIy Rose
requires rather roor soil. Ii The land is
TOO rich. or has been heavily manur.l
I'erIesS will grow large and Of roo- or,aJrv
ana on the poorest soils it will Weld ]arg.I,
OF tub'r@, as dry. white and good favored
as need be desired The Late Ro,,. !, 4 s,iu
heavier cr"pper. and will Yield well even on
poorer soil than the Peerless.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

'tEE FOR t"NSr Nr1IoN.-A coIrcspon-
dent write, as follows about the sanitary
power of we'll known plant: Il have
discovered Il remedy for pulmonary con.
sumption. 1t has cured Il number of coses
alter they had commenced bleeding at the
lungs and the hectic flush wa, already on
the check. After trying th, remedy 70 my
own satisfaction. have thought philan-
throphy required that | should let it be
known 10 the world 1t is the common
mullcln, stacpcd strong and swcctcncd with
coffee sugar, and drank freely. The herb
should be gathered before the end of July.
II convenient. Young or old plants are
good dried IN tn" shade, and kept in clean
paper bags. The medicine must bo con.
tnu"d from three to ak months, ACCORDING
to the natur" Of tn" disease. 1t is GOOD for
the blood vessels also. 1t strengthens the
system, and builds up, instead Of taking
away strength. 1t makes good blood. and
takes Inflammation from the lungs. 1t is
the wish OF the writer that every periodical
IN the United States, Canada and Europe
should publish this receipt for the bcnfit of
the human family. Lay this up in the
house and ready for USE
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16
POc/2'T.
RECIPROCATION.

would not Hiss the sweetest lip
Unless it kissed me ton;
rs well might the rosebud sip
OF H. clear, cold. morning dew.
Nor clasp hand though soft and warm
Unless it pressed my own:
Id rather greet the perfect form
carved ouy of Pariun stone.
will not worship eyes thou@h bright
And beautiful they be.
Unless they bend their living light
on me-and only me.
would not love 4 form that heaven
Itself had >tomred divine.
II but dreamed her love was given
To other hearts than mine.
Nor could love the one. though gay.
And good, She seemed 10 be.
Unless. when absent, far away.
She only thought of me.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

"ArNrr~.-A story !, cold Of a Iirtlc child
vino, having slipped on the sidewalk one
frosty morning. stood and KEEP, GUARD over
in" pol, waning au lo,sci~-bv OF tic
danger; and doubt much il there were
any who did not hc~d Ms advice.
And Yet there are thousand of good men
standing Iy very dangerous spot in the
pathway Of lie. warming the. inexperienced
of the dangers of The way. and many ar.
Observation-Disclosures
attic, pass OH With --o.rtuI laugh. and
repent too lat.
.. relha, although ,le dal4cg Of the
place h'' @lr"t,,,.ry may not fail; thcy las,
IN = where another Ciood ~au.ritn, i.
waiting t" advise thcn; having Gathered
hryad". they PAS on with a ,nr.r a, much
a~ 70 say. "oA, how weak are li,,.y who
haHr fallen! | :an ,.ran4 can keen ny
balance, but sooner or later they will fall
Il IS inevitable; and tn" longer thcv cen.
ttnue thi, course tho greater will be- the
shock and the r"r. complete the ,lcstrur.
tinn.
tn" Iirt'" boy had IL reward in ,rcn,
r""PI" act ul"lr III advi"r. III, tho,r whole.
souird generous mon who ar. labarino f,,
the good Of mar!rcrjat.n- f,low-Lcins~.
seldom have ills ,nti~'art;ol. YotIot them
work patiently and VOL: for tlcy shall
hay" th"ir reward in the great hereafter a.
surely a those who heed them not Shall be
puui.hrd.- -T,,..gt.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

"NE or MANY. Twenty clerks in a store.
twenty hands in 4 printing Ollie. twenty
apprentices N shjpyard, twenty Young
mon IN village, all want to aat along in
tn" world, and expect TO Go 80. Onc Of the
clerks VIII h"com" partner and make a
fortune: ON" Of the compo,i,orS Will own \
newspaper and become an influential citi
zen; ON" oil tn" apprentices will become a
maet"r-huild"r; one Of the Young villagers
will get a handsome farm and live like =
patriarch. Eat which one is the lucky in
dlyidual? Lucky? There isuo luck about
1t! The thing is almost as certain as TN.
ruIr-of-llrre. The young fellow who will
distance his competitors Is he who masters
hIS business, who preserve, his integrity.
who lives clranly and purely, who dovotes
ms leisure to the acquisition Of knowledge.
vino gains friends by deserving thcn. and
who saves spar" money. There are some
ways 10 fortune shorter than this old. dusty
highway; but the ,taImch men Of the com.
munity-thc men who achieve sometime
really worth having: good fortune. good
name, and Il sercn" old aec-all 90 this
hard, dusty road. .-Ho,er Mann.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

The worst case of selGshness that ever
has been presented to the public, emanated
from youth who complained because his
mother put bigger mustard plaster on his
younger brother than she did on him.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16
He Thought it was DeIirium Tremens,

! @niiiie brought his two weeks -t,r.. 70
a close ON Thursday night. He l.y ON =
I"uh1" IN the rarIor, feeling as mean as
sour ''&'.r, when something in the corner
"i the r""iA attracted his attention. Rails
ing on his elbow he : ii steadily at il,
Rubbing his oyes he stared again. and as
ne stared his terror grow Calling his wife.
he asked, hoarscly:
Mirandy, what i, that?"
What is what, Likey?"
Sniillcs'e name is I.ycareus. and his wifi.
calls him Likely for short and sweet.
"Why that-that-thimg in the corner. -
said the frightened man, pointing at it with
a hand shaking like Il politician.
Likely, dear, sec nothing. replied the
woman.
" What, you don't see it, lr shric,cd.
:" Then I've got en-. oh, heavens. bring
me the Bible. Mirandy, bring it quick !
Here, here on this sacred book swear
never to touch a drop of whiskcy. If |
break my vow, may my right hand cI".,vc
to the roof Of my mouth, and
Here catching another glimpse Of the
ternbI" object, he clutchcd his wife and
begged in piteou, tones:
" Don't leave mc-don't leave your Ii
key, and burying his face in the folds of
her dress, he sobbcd and moancd himself
INTO u troubled sleep
Then his wife stole gently to the corner,
picked up the toy snake, and threw it into
the stove.
THAT ar patch of grounds mcm'riblr."
SaId an Omaha man, pointing to grave all
by itself outsid" the town. THE ockypant
OF that was the first man Horrus Greeley
ever told to git West-lillewise he was hung
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

A Louisville man complaind of marble
tabIecloths at one Of our restaurants. lie
said he didn't like 10 wipe his mouth with
tombstone in the absence Of napkin.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

"Silver Threads among the Gold is
what the boy said when he snatched two
gray hairs from the butter.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

An old gentleman went one day with his
gun TO shoot partridges, accompanied by his
SON. Before they approached the ground
where they expected to find the birds tho
gun was charged with severe load; and
when at last the old gentleman discovered
one of the bird. ne took rest and IIazaI
away expecting to see the game fall Of
course; but not 50 did il happen. for Tho
gun kicked with 50 much force as to knock
him over, The old man got up. and. Willis
rubbing the sparks out of his eyes. inquired
OF his son. Alphy, did point the rich,
end OF the gun AT the birdS?"
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

y L"nden Clergyman was once sent for
in the middle of the night by one Of tho
LADIES OF his congregation. Well. my poor
woman" said he. "soyou are very III. and
require the consultations of religion? wbot
can do for you?" " No." replied the old
lady; Il am only nervous. and car.+
sleep How can help that ." asked tho
p"rSon' "oh, sir, you always put me 70
sleep so nicely when go to church. that
| thought if you'd only preach little fnr
me-" 1"'
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

Ism dere some lcdder here for mo .,
inquire" a German at the general delivery
"indo" OF the post office. No, none boro :,
was the reply" Vhell dot is queer =" J.,
continued getting his head into the win
dow; my neighbor gets sometimes daa.
letters IN one day, und l get none. nov~
more daxes as he does, und | haf ncver !,a 80.
one ledder yet. How come dose ill.,. -, 50
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

market. ''''9 III an!
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

inc Maryland Courts, decide that snicido
wn're the person commits the act in g.
OF Such insanity as overpowers consciors
ness reason and will, does not yitioto liz
policy of life insurance, notwitbstond;n ls
'he usual clause as to death "by his own
i1! manu- or act" This is highly important
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16

4 recent coIorcd Emigration Convention
at Nashville has ended ito session aGopting
almost unanimously. a recolnmondat:.n
'hat every negro in Tennessee ,lorI4
"mlgrat" 10 sono other STATE: has FORMED
" board Of seven commissioners to ,lu,e,v..n
the general exodus. and has cent ,Lrco
men to explore .Le United Sta;e, IN ,.ar.,,
OF good pls"e in which to settle. TI,.
platform Of til" convention asserts tLa, ,I.o
present condition Of the negro i. vo,....
'hah It was soon after tho war. tl..
ne Is exposed to outrage insult and ,o,,r,I.,.
'hat IA" can find no Justice in the court.
mat he ha, been denied the right To- vo,.
OF h"o been forced "by pistol ami kn,G. "
10 vote IN opposition tohi, convictions. tl...
he has not sufficient school ady.Iteoa.
That the introduction Of convict labor -.
the farms and railroads and in tL. ni,o.
has depressed wage, below the starvation,
poht' and that the whites are RESPONSIBLE
for all these things.
Smyrna times., 1875-06-16
WHOLE NO. I,05I.

PRorANlTY.-We are cmphatically in the
age Of profanity, and it seems to u, that
we are on the topmo>t current one can.
not 90 on the streets anywhere without
having his ears offended with the yle,t
words, and his reverence shocked bv The
most profanc use Of sacred names. No,.
does 1t come from the old or niddle-acod
alone, for IL is a fact, as alarming a, tine
That the younger portion Of the community
are most proficient in degrading language.
Boys have an idea it is smart to swear.
That 1t makes them manly; but there neve,.
was greater mistake in the world. Men.
even those who swear themselves. A..
dIsgustcd with profanity in 4 young man.
because they know how. ofall bad habits. tI,:.
clInga tho most closely. and increases will,
years. 1t is the most insdious Of baIiis
growing on 50 inyisibly that almost before
on" Is aware he becomes am ;.cconrlr-h,d
curocr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-14

Editors oithc Register:
1t was the privilege oiyoIr rambler 20
be in ATTENDANCE" during the Saturday
and SUNDAY Just past at the "rjaluing
nj the Young Baptist munster, I. {.
Johnson at tue Willow Island Church, oi
tins Mace. And ~ u matter ul interest
in,, news To mauy, | vi. i.t you down
,br procsciiu., ~ the Council Bat
frst LET ne note tha, the Young reverend
inst set apart as - minister OF the go,Pe,
= of the numerous family OF JunH>uus
Swinging from Long Reach Iy.yrceun-
~ among whom arrsrvcrat lawyers and
,r'itjcians. but only this one preacher.
who but lately graduated after three
,..sr's course. from Grocer The
olorical Seminary, near Philadelphia,
HAVING previously graduated from Mar.
ietts College; 50 me- comes 10 the good
work with the advantages Of thorough
literary and theological training. run
ming through eight years of continuous
study II the advanced schools.
Soon after returning home from the
seminary the candidate was called and
accented the passionate OF the Valley
CLurch near Marietta, Ohio, and this,
Willow Island Church, dividing IN,
Iabors between them. and the latter call
ing tor his ordination.
The following churches were invited
and sent delegates. - named below, l"
sit in Council and consider and act III
the premises:
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