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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-10-16
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ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Ger. It The ms.
ket for Wheat Is dull, and price. are unchsn.,ea
offerings OF 1883 Blu, hes, with sales of = chnics
white lot at l3j, and red at l0j, NJ and IL for
ordinary TO fair, snd ~ l25, III, rs and l3l
latter for prime. Corn is scarce and in demand.
offerings OF 2O6 bushels, with sales OF mixed =.
s. There We're no Oft, rings OF Oats on 'Ch~av.
today the market is firm. Rye is in Ugh. r.
ceipt; no sales reported to day
RECEIPTS OF PRouUCE-The following wara
the receipts BY the Wa, nington City, Virgins
Midland and Great Southern K. r. this week.
Corn 3Ol bushels, wheat iUS rye lis en-
corn u, timothy seed 10, corn meal 10 Dol.
and 10 bags, pntst YES So bushels oa,s 50 bush.,.
onions bag, fl our G43 obs lime 100 bbl. TO.
bacco ll5 boAes, wood 80 cords, apples AM
peaches Is IBIS, fowls coop> buffers trkius,
eggs bblS aad boxes, wool SACKS, leather 81
rolls, bark car, Gran berries bbl, vegetables
feet, clothi.'g box sumac 327 sacks cider NH.
|. calves, &c. SO head, gen>!ng bbl. vinegar
bbls, lard 3 urkins boots a.d SHOES boxes hair
bags, sheep skins bale, hides 50 bundles, sun"
dries II OoAes, &c, tailow bol, empty casks
| 30 ore 3 bills and box. straw cutters g. fruit
bbs. stoves .. car axles -, liquor II bbs, !urn-
ture q pkgs, furnace l, Drooms dds ron a!!l
! bonet Hoo lbs, rags 3T19 lbs, stone - car
sand cars, cattle - cars coal Cars, nogs car.
Coal REpoRT-The following is 4 report Of
the receipts and shipments Of Goa! during tile
week ending tod ":
RECEIPTS. tons
American Coal Go. ...................... ) ~
hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co........... 2,4j
y. 1SlcN ,iSt
It-~
| SHIPMENTS.
! American Coal Co. 5l-l
Hampshire ana Baltimore Coal CU......... SO
yti
| PORT DF .9LS:I y-I'DRg.i, DCr.R. I6.
sun rose............6 9 Moon rises ..... Is
Sun sets "..........j - High water......... . X
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Information has been received by the State
Department that Russia will be represented at
the Centennial Exhibition.
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LOUISIANA. In cons quence of the recent
lynch law proceedings aud other yiocut acts in
the parish OF East F9liciana, Louisiana, Lieut..
Governor Antoloe, ac:iug Governor, has issued
a proclamation commanding all illegal and dis
orderly bodies OF men in said parish to dispers.
ana retire to their homes, AMI calling upon all
goou cllz ns to AID 10 arresting all such per-
sons. The proclamation refers esnec,allv 70
the violent expulsion from the parish Of large
number Of parish officials Admitted to have
been legally elected; the compulsory adjourn.
ment OF the fifth judicial District Court, and
shooting OF the sheriff while on duty; patropg
the parish by bands of armed and masked ,uen
on errands of violence and blood shed; the muir.
der OF John Galr, coiured c!tzen, while I'm
ucr protection OF sheriff 5 posse, on his way
70 answer crlmluaI charge; the hanging of a
woman related to GAR, accused OF an a,fr,n,t.
ed crime, and the iucendary burning of store,
cotton gius, &c.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Boston Post says that sou of Brlgh ham
Young is studying poIygauy in Paris.
The new Alabama constitution limits taxes
to three-tourths Of one per cent.
Swnburne is wiring a Greek tragedy in
English.
The Queen of Denmark celebrated her fifty
eighth birthday by picnic dinner.
The Masonic authorities of Iowa have de-
clded that dancing 10 the lodge room is ucou-
sistent with tho good of the craft
The country is adorned with more than the
glory OF Solomon 10 its October garments Of
crimson, russell green and gold.
Mr.. Jacob Lauck, au old citizen of Winches
ter, died quite suddenly at his residence in
that place on Monday. He was aged 81 years.
Colonel S. A. Swami and Captain j. NJ.
Hudgin, the two delegates from Caro!ineiu the
last House, have again been nominated.
In Germany every railway station is DOW
supplied with surgical and medical apparatus.
We should think doctors would have to bt EN-
ployed also.
Among forthcoming English publications is
a new poem by Robert Browning. The Mar.
quls Of Lorne has also dropped into poetry,
and will publish volume.
1t requires constitutional amendment tc
enable the Ohio Legislature to put tax OIL
dogs, and such an amendment was voted to1
on Tuesday. Let Virginia follow suit.
The friends of Sunday Schools througheu
the world have agreed on October II and is ID:
days of united prayer for the Sunday Schoo
cause.
Hon. \. H. H. Stuart cannot conset, unde
any circumstances, that his name shall be uSet
| 10 opposition to the nominees of the Conserva
tive Convention, iu Augusta county, for tht
Legislature.
The Radical Senatorial Convention, which
met in this city to- day, nominated l. c. y Neal
of this city, and William Williams of Loudout
county. Sinclair and Ciaughton, Couserva
tives, will doubtless be elected.
| Captain John d. Alexander, an old AM
prominent citizen Of Campbell county, died OF
Thursday morniug 10 Lyochburg. after shor
illness He was for many years Clerk OF the
County and Circuit Court.
The British political agent thus accounts 70
the recent murder of Lieut.. Holcombe 10 Indi
by the Nagas: Long use has madeit sccou,
Dature to the Maya to seek for human heads
which be simply looks upon as the mobiles
trophies OF the chase, with which to decorate
| his ancestral halls or to adorn the walls OF hi
assembly rooms. The moral is obvious.
We are told that Hartford man recent
got piece of tough meat lodged 10 the lowe
part of the &c sophagus, making breathing dit
fcult and threatening Inflammation, and va
treated by DR.. Ellsworth, of that city, who kill
ed humber Of dogs, and with the gastric uic
OF their stomach coatirgs succeeded 10 dissolv
ing the piece in the course of the day. ScieDc,
ls mighty and will prevail!
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ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER l6.
Stanley's explorations 10 Africa, possess get

Stanley's explorations 10 Africa, possess geo
GRAPHICAL importance. He has launched his
vessel in the great lake Victoria NiyaDza, and
is now about to circumnavigate it and settle the
question as to its beiog one body OF water aud
not collection, of lakes, as some of the ex-
porers before him had supposed. The Nile is
DOW knowo to connect with this lake as we'll as
the Albert NiyaDza, aud the remaining prob
lem is whether it also connects with Lake Tan
ganyka, in which eveutit would be the longest
river 10 the world, stretching through forty.
four degrees of latitude, and surprising the
Mississippi. Stanley had an adventurous march,
being compelled to fight desperate three
days battle with the natives, in which he dis
played soldierly skill and ability, defeating the
savages with severe loss and raVagIng their
country. He started with three hundred men
and lost one hundred and 6tty-tour on the march
by battle, skirmish aud disease. H. found the
natives treacherous in the extreme. His jour
ney from the sea to the lake, seven hundred
miles, lasted one hundred and three days. He
had four white men and two of then died.
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G. 4 0. RAILROAD. The Richmond ma.
pers show much qualification at the move
ments by the larger bood hoIiing interest in
New York to have the suddenly aupointed
Baltimore recevership Of the Chesapsake and
Ohio railroad set ASIDE The State Of NIrsn-
Ia spent eight or ten millions on the road ia
constructing it to CovipgtoD, and then after
the war transferred it to upany, IN rstly Of
New l"rkerS, in order to get IL carried through
to the ONO river, and it is on he bonds issued
Tor that purpose that the delinquency occurs
Referring 10 the statements from New York TO
the effect that parties representing $23 900 900
had stipulated with Fisk l. Hatch to assist in
an effort TO Dust the receiver appointed by
Judge Bend, the Richmond " mig says
with SO powerful pressure, as is thu, lodi
Gated, brought to bear against the comparalivc-
~ ieebe force OF the Baltimore boDdho!icrs, we
nre highly hopeful uos only that the enemies of
FIrslnIa 10 this matter will be beaten in their
efforts and b. I'll in their designs, but that this
development OF danger to the great enterrrise
will result 10 expeditlng the original purpose
aud plans Offs founders
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Twenty thousand people have been rendered
homeless by the floods 10 the Province of Guz-
erst, India.
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FRUIT.-lo noticing the compliment paid to
the county of Loudoun and State of Virginia
by the National Pathological Exhibition at
Chicago, at which was represented fruit from
every section Of the United States and Canada,
10 awarding the first prize for apples to
Colonel s. +. Chamberlain, of Waterford
Loudoun county, Virginia; aud the first prize
for pears to 5. A. Coe, of Falls Church, Fair
lax county, the Leesburg Washiugtouian saws
Col Chamberlain has displayed most common
daole zeal 10 directing the attention of the
public to this sectioc. as one of the best adapt.
ed locations OF the country, for the growth Of
of all kinds of fruit. This prize gives the coun.
ty national reputation, and will be the means
OF directing the attention Of fruit growers and
hortlcu!turlss to this section, where they will
fod the best lands and the most attractive srr-
roundings for their business.
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\ few days ago the engineer Of freight
train uear Bryan, Wyoming Territory, heard
terrible noise, and thought somethiog must
DC wrong with his engine. The train was STOP
ped. whrn il was discovered that sJmethiuy
Was leaking from d car near the engiue, and
that the loud reports were caused by the wheels
passing over drops of the fuli which had fall
co upon the track. The car Was opeued, and
nunber OF large tanks found upon the inside
labelled "Gycerine'" The horrible truth then
burst upon the train men that they were haul.
log whole car load OF that terrible explosive
COMPOUND, mrro-slycerlne. The car was side
tracked and left at Granger, whore spur track
was built aud the car ruu out upon it away
from The malu track. 1t still remains there,
aud the citizens aud ralIroaj officials are alike
at a loss to know what to do with it, The car
Is consigned to some 6rm 10 San Francisco.
but the shippers cannot te found, although the
Company have made most is riugen; etfnt O
discover them. The owner, are respectfully
requested TO prove property and taxi it away.
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The Gazette and Yirpinia.

10 the editor Of the -4lccaa>}riu Gazette:
DEAR SIR: i am reader of your paper,
aud | like it very well. | think that Virginia
mus be d tine country to live ia. Up here 10
Mlchlgau, Tour hundred miles uor,h of Chicago,
we lave nearly seven months OF wluter weather,
that is, STOW lies on the ground at least one
halt Of the year. Ii the people in this part Of
the country Knew Of the advantages that Nir-
GINA Offered over this cold, truzcu couutry,
think there would be large emigration to
your country. think that II your paper was
more widely circulated around here it would do
great deal towards drawiug peoples attention
towards cmetatlug to Virginia. am goipg
TO try to get some OF my neg hDors to subscribe
Tor the Gazstte. JEFFERSON Howard.
ESoNAwBA, DELTA Co., MICHIGAN, Oct. -.
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M OS Q U ITO ETTING

New and Improved Mosquito Netting
Mosquito Net Canopies.
Mosquito Net Fixtures the best out
New fatent Finish Seamless Netting, suitable
for MI size Secstrads, equal to Lace.
Long experience in this line will enable MS 10
msln:aln our reputation.
JOHN P. CLARKE,
Jy ~ No. l5S King street
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OFFICE MONT. FEM. HUM. AsSoCN

~ h!e&andrla Va. Oct 10Th 1875
In explanation nt the delay in making statc-
ment from this Cth 70 in reference to the affairs
OF the Montpelier Female Humane Association,
| 1t may be proper for me TO say that committee
OF ticket holders (appointed at tho request of the
Presidency has been laboriously engaged in the
most thorough investigation.
In cunsonance with nv wishes and in con-
tormity with the direction OF the President and
Makagers, every book and paper and the entire
focce OF the office has been At the command of
the COMMITTEES: a meeting of the trustees has
been called for the 10Th instant when it is
thoaght by the committee that their investiga-
ton Will close Until then here is an obvious
lmpropriety in any statement from me or the
Managers.
In addition to the aid from this office, the
PRESIDENT, Mr.. Jas. Barbour, has devoted his
time and labor to the service Of the committee
Y nth the day Of the drawing be exercised no
real control over the atfrs Of the off e and has
not given his personal attention to tue business.
Until the investigating committee closes its
laoors, and the Board OF Trustees meet it would
DC obviously improper for me- to m AXE answer
IN my own personal character to any charge cir
culated by rumor or otherwise. l can ONLY ap-
peal 10 tae committee for our vindication' and
ASK suspension OF any unfriendly Judgment
until FULLY authorized statement is made,
WM 6. WILLIAMS,
OCT 10 1t Vice President VI. +. II. A.
Nie,, ratHlsues, brushes, Ready
\ mixed AVerill Paint and Roofing Psin., =
large stock IN store and for sale at lowest rates BY
le - b. 5. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
ENRESH LOUDOUN COUNTY BUTTER
\ received weekly, and FRESH EGGS al
ways on hand by w. A. JOHNSON,
sep a cor. Pit. and Queen streets
plChLES.-New Cucumber, English Mixed
l. and Chow Chow, at
DAVY & HARMON'S,
Sept Cor. Prince and Royal streets.
''EAo-Gunpowder Oolong, Japan and Eng
a llsh Breakfast Teas for sale by
w. a. JOHNSON,
SEPT A corner Pitt and Queen sts.
Il aug % j. g. s. E. MILBURN.
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FASHIONABLE WEDDING "A brilliant we'd
ding Was celebrated at st. GEORGES Episcopal
Churcn, 10 this place, on Thursday evening
last, at clock. The church was crowded
long anterior to the hour fixed upon for the
solenDlzatlou OF the rites, and every smiling
face betokened the happy event which was
about to come off, Immediately over the
chancel was suspended a bow made OF cedar
aod variegated flowers from the centre Of
which a marriage bell dangled. made of white
roses, and this was surmouuted by MONOGRAM
+. and l. beautifully interviewer With
white lilies, the whole presenting u scene of
artistic arrangement and beauty.
The happy groom vas Dan Murray Lire, and
the no less happy bride was the beautltui, fss
cnatlng and accon plished Miss Mamie L.
flcklen, daughter of the late j. B. Fickleu,
esq The attendant bridesmaids we're: Miss
Edmonla +. Fcklen, of Stafford; Miss Ida
Gray and Mss Aune Stuart, OF Richmond :;
Miss Bette Fltzhugh, Miss Lou f. Little aud
Miss Mary Little, of Fredericksburg. The
groomsmen were: Messrs j. 2. Corbin and
VIM. +. ficklen. of fredericksburg Messrs.
Robert y. Lee, 4. NJ. Lawson aud John Dan
lei, of Alexandria; and John T. Mason, of
The bridal cortege entered the church, with
the lovely bride and happy groom following,
and proceeded to the altar amid the strains Of
Memberships Wedding March, Prof. A. B.
Bowerlng presiding at the organ. The bride
was arrayed 10 most exqulst trosseau. and
surrounded by her six beautiful bridesmaids,
also charmlngly and tastefully attred, formed
galaxy of beauty scarcely imaginable and
rarely beheld 90 such OCCASIONS The cere
mony was performed by Rev. DR.. 4. c. Muir
daugh, of St. Georges Church, in most i'm
press We manner, at the conclusion of which the
bridal cortege Immediately left the church and
proceeded to the residence Of the brides moth
er, near Falmouth, 10 Stafford county, where
many devoted friends warmly congratulated
the happy pair, especially the groom, who has
chosen one 10 whom g beauty and worth alike
contend.
The bridal couple left on the d. N. train,
Friday, for tour through the Northern
States.
We learn that the happy couple will make
their future home 10 Alexandria, Va
The bridal presents were numerous and very
handsome and costly.
May the welded couple realize long and
happy Notwithstanding Star.
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NALL STOCK COMPLETE.

HHtTS dUUDo, LATEST Sly LES.
SHAWLS,
MOURNING GOODS.
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, CARPETS. OIL
CLOTHS, &c.
Our new goods are ready :o- inspection.
Prices 49, rs low as same quality Of oodscsu
be bought for. Cali and 81" us
sep "A ID. + WITMER co
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~. EN- ALTON CLARET-We have Just re-
~ ceiVed this very superior Wine in cases of
one dozen quarts We are oli:rng it y. low
figures
aug5 McBURNEY & SON
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DIED.

w. n. BERKELEY. p. NJ.
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[ 1ALICOES, DOMEsTICs, &c, &c.

CHOICE BRANDS ATPOpULAR PRICES.
we receive and open to-day some 800 pieces
choice style Cahcoes, together with the bes, AS
surtment of Bleached and Bro. Cottons we have
ever offered. Baltimore prices to country mcr-
chant u. +. BKASHEAR,
a. 3. HooMEs No. l09 King street,
5. D. HARPER Tiy3Ul Alexandris W.
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HINGES, SCREWS, LOCKS, SASH Pull.
- LEYS and other Hardware for the use of
builders, at 50 King street, corner of ROYAL ST..
Alexandra Waive have on hand u large.
stock OF the above named goods, which were
purchased at low figures, and will be sold Vt =
small LfoHt. Persons who are in want will lind
1t to their advantage to call and examine.
]y 10 J. I. CREIGHTON & SON
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= ECElVED THIS DAY BY RAILstne
~ lot Of SUGAR CURED Ii INNS, small
SIZES JOHNSON j. SHERWOOD,
oct n. Y. cor. Cameron and Royal sts
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LITERARY NOTES.

The Hon. s. S. Cox has prepared for publ
cation in Hdrpers Aa0a:iae series Of papers Amer
humor. There viii be several illustrations depict
ing humorous and non-humorous types OF men.
Still another removal toward the trade
center is TO be noted Lee, Shepard Dillingham; will
leave ncir present In Greene near Broomest
will take store at No. 675 Broadway May Their ew
store Will be situated opposite the Grand Central Hotel
Mr.. Gladstones pamphlet on "Vaticanism
An Answer TO Reproofs and Replies" the Publication
OF which In England announced by cable last week
Will be published immediately by Harper d Brothers.
The pamphlet reached mere in advance sheets
The firm propose TO publish by the end OF the week
The interesting photography which Presi-
dent A. d. White has compiled for scribner Armstrong
Co.'S American reprint Of Morriss Freuch Rsyolu-
tom In tho "Epochs OF History" series will be one Of
the most important features OF the book IL Is intended
especially TO suggest OF reading students
this division OF history The volume will probably be
published this week
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in the grammar school, that they are not 70
pass into school OF higher grace , an,
that the education they receive In the scDovi
which they able 10 attend Is all me iC .bnsa
education which they will receive. Inen thoso
whom circumstances will design for the higher edu-
cation can be provided for by special preparatory ae
ents attached tho high school or academy Ger
iainy this view Is implied In the ordinary relation o.
the State 10 public education. The state throws Is
force into school education and only here ana
there undertakes provide for university edncaton
The genius OF popular education In America preslnes
over .be common school. The oft-repeated assertion
that popular government Ia possible only tnrouen anu
with popular education must find ITS warrant mere anu
here only. conceive, them that the true am o. .no
state 10 fostering and regulating public school educaoh
should be 20 provide and enforce those means wnicn
serve to make orderly and intelligent citizeDs 70 hs
end discipline method become properly parts OF tue
system. But the main reliance must Dc upon sne
teacher and upon the social organization when constr
iutes tho little body OF life which we call scnooI.
Textbooks hardly be dispensed WITH but tney 0uent
TO he made more subordinate just as FAR as possible or
schools should be living through the personal power OF
Iiyuk teachers working upon simple plan, estaDsh-
ing firmly the Leading principles OF sound education
The salvation OF our common schools is in the teacher
and not in the system. b. ID.
Boston, Feb. 10, 1870
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THE TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
PAMPHLET SERIES.

9-uiaed Lectures Astronomy BY Richard Proctor
and Lectures BY Prof Agassr at the Anderson School
No. l5Discoyee Of Ancient Troy (Lette br BsJst
Ta BowuSequss Lectures the Nerves. Proc1oFs Farewell
Lectures Astronomy.
le-MeeuA sthe National Academy Of scenc. April 1874,
and the American Oriental Society MAY 1874 Squa the
Hammond Effects Alcohol
j. T. Fields on Longfellow, etc.
No 2lOue Yesr Of Science. Illustrated Coggas and Beas
Comets Chemsys Centennial; American Science Association and
Pathological Convention at Hartford
No. 23-Tynda Seaee and RELIGION Huxley Drain Of Life
Belfast Adesse, PEot osea Mans Earliest History AeCoshs
Reply to Tyudan.
No 25-GdsOpe Vatican DEGREES n faD Mnnings and
Actons Replies.
Ne 26-The Bible and Science DR. w. Dawson,
Principal Mc College Montreal Dr. Howard Crosby,
Either Of the above pamphlets mailed address 10 the Uni
States receipt OF vce go cents each three for 90 cents or arr
two with fHE TRBuSg ALMANAC Tor 1875 also for 90
All Of the pamphlets postpaid for 81
Address THB TRIBUNE New.yef
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HOW TO WEAR AS A PREACHER.

OBJECTIONS TO CLASS, ANNOUNCED, AND SPECIAL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. To CATCH THE SPIRIT
OF INDUCTIoN-THE NoN-CoNFORMIsT CHRISTIAN
YEAR-MIssIoNs AND THE FAMILY TO BE MAG.
NIFIED.
frRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE |
NEw-HAvZN, Feb 27.-Dr. John Halls eighth
LYMAN Beecher lecture Preaching" delivered
before the Yale Divinity School in Marquand Chapel
at D. IN. yesterday related to what the speaker re-
garded as several mertrcious ways trying to wear
as q preacher, and the elements essential to sus
tanned success.
Tue next question suggested In the was How
could the Preacher best u Preacherl" A some
what young WOMAN called to preside over a family
once found embarrassment in selecting dinner mate
rials the first day she had chicken, the second day
leg OF mutton and the third she determined TO have
leg OF beef which certainly spoke we'll for her consist
ency. With the young preacher IL was likewise a ques
ton how wisely TO utilize himself and his materials
TO sustain prolonged and successful pastorate. Sew
era ways first TO be described which the speaker
did not consider better than the leg OF beef.
The first OF these class preaching-sermons to
young men, 10 young women the married to the un
married. TO children. and 1t suggested how some
one asked preacher at railroad station where he was
going and why and the reply. when 1t answered
that the preacher going 10 such a certain place
preach sermon to young men" Young men They
are preached to deatb Why don't you get up some
mons 10 old women or something" The speaker used
to make exception the of children TO his rule
against class preaching, but had let that co. A
prime objection to class preaching that truth was
nowse arranged In the Scripture. There no one
section OF the Bible 10 be read by young girl then
20 be set aside for another when the girl mother
There was no classification OF TRUTH as 10 bylaws Of