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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

MARITAL INDISCRETIOSS.-As the par
ties have not yet been arrested are not ut
liberty to give names, but the facts are these /:
Several years ago couple We're united in
matrmouy, and resided apparently at East
COremaugh for some time, where children
were born TO them. The husband was a
brakeman on the road, and in an evil hour
he became acquainted with p woman of
questionable reputation, during one of his
trips TO Pittsburgh. She knew he had a wife
in full being at the time, but it was one of
those ixexplicable fancies that cannot he ex-
plained, or accounted for, and the pair ran
off together. They pulled up in Lancaster,
and while there living illicitly together for
rested. After serving short time in Jail
the matter was fixed up in some way. and
he agreed TO return TO Eis wife. They lived
apparently happy until quite recently when
he again disappeared. and was traced to
Lancaster when it was found that he had mar
ried the woman with whom he had eloped
on a previous occasion. warrant is
sued by Esq. Straycr, on the sworn inform
alton OF the legal wife, and an officer will be
sent to bring back not only the husband, but
the woman also. The charge against him
is bigamy, while the partner of his guilt will
he compelled to answer for marrying n man
whom she knew al the time the ceremony
was performed TO have wife in full life
II the capture of the parties is effected. there
will be a nice dish of scandal served mp at
the next term of the District Court.-JOhfIs-
torn Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

Is YOUR LIFE WORTH TEN CENTS .
Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
body complains of disease during their life.
When sick. the object is to get we'll Now
we say plainly that no person in this world
who is suffering with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant and its effects, such as Indigestion,
Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Palpifatior of the Heart, De-
pressed Spirits, Biliousness, &c, can take
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER without getting
relief ard cure. If you doubt this, go TO
your Druggists. Lennon & Murray, Ebens-
burg, or y. NJ. Woleslagle 81 Son, Wilmore,
and get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try
it, Regular size as cents. Two doses will
relieve you.
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q EyETE T.,

GAEbAGHEb,-Dfo3 IN this place, m Mon
dnE night. aug. 18TH, Mrs. ALICE & GALi.kGuER.
Wtfe OF James Snliagher, aged about % yearz.
The deceased was born in Criclcrm0re, pari n
or Icmplecronc. county Donegal, Ireland, from
whence she came to this country with har ht--
band about the year 1851 and finally removed
TO and settled in this pl5ce some fifteen years
ago. She was indeed 4 most exemplary woman
-faithfu III, kind and ubtignR in all the walks Of
ilte-a true wife, n loving mother. n generous,
charitable ucighbOr, and sincere devoted
Christian. Hsr funeral took place on WeAnCs-
day morning. and after solemn High Mass tor
the rep"se OF her soul. few feeling remarks
relative TO the piOus life she had led nd tine ne
ceSsity of being 1t all times prepared for deaf h.
and the usual ceremonies on behalf of the dead
her remnine were consigned to Mother Earth IN
the Catholic cemetery in this place May She
rest IN p ace.
MOY ER.-Bicd In Clearficid township on
saturday morning. Aug. 9TH, 1873, Mr.. JOSEPH
MOYER, aged about 75 Years.
MIR Meyer. who was uncle of ex-Sherif
James Myers. OF this place. one Of the old
est citizens of this county. having come here
very early ia Tie. He WAS all honest man aud
a good ucIgbhnr. au1 enjoyed the resp e. u! all
VINO knew hir7. !cq7,:cscrt IN pace.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, INDIANA PA
Second session will open Monday, s5eptein-
her 9th, for term of fourteen weeks. The
building is new. lighted throughout with
gas, heated by steam, and supplied with hot
and cold water, bath rooms, etc. The best
arranged and handsomest school building in
the State. For catalogue, terms, Sc. aC;-
dress s. VI. CLARK, Indiana. Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

AN OLD PoRTAaE YARN.-The facts con-
tanned in this narrative are vouched for by
an old and respected citizen. The story
runs that during old Portage Railroad days
three Stotchneu had n contract OF grading
filing, etc. n few miles east of this place =
They boarded together, and secured the ser
vices of a lady residing in The neighborhood
10 cook their meals, and look after their
dOmiCil. Rum0r had il that her reputation
was not above reproaCh, but, be that as it
may, she made excellent servant, and
when their work was finished they came 10
the conclusion that something slould be
done for her in the way OF testifying their
appreciation of her many good qualities. 1t
was at length proposed in all seriousness
that one of the party should marry her and
that the loser in a game of cold sledge," or
"seven-up," should be the individual. To
make the affair satisfactory, it was also
agreed that the loser In the game of cards
but the winner of a wife, should be present
ed with the horses, carts, tools, etc, that
had been used in the partnership contract,
as the remaining two proposed going to
Michigan, where they had procured Job.
They sat down and commenced the mo
mentions game. At it's conclusion the loser
at once sought the lady and proposed for
her hand !; and she, nothing Ioth accepted.
They We're married /; aud while his former
partners betook themselves off to Michigan,
he settled down, and, in tituc, reared fam
lily, several of whom residing in the
same vicinity yet. 1t was 4 fortunate mar
riaga for him, in worldly point of view.
as the lady's parents were pretty well off,
and she, being an only Child, inherited all
their estate. The husband and wife have
been gathered to their native dust for mauy
years, but some of our older readers will re-
member of hearing Of the circumstance OF
their singulac welding. This * veriralle
story, and we might locate II by stating
names, ~ well place and date but that
would do DO good. .-,I0bnSt0iCB Tribune.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

"THE LIGHT is GOOD" and 80 are the
pictures taken by that celebrated photo
grapher, Mr.. B. l.. II. Dabbs, IS Sixth
street, Pittsburgh. Citizens as well as stran-
gers visit his magnificent gallery daily, and
without exception speak in the highest
terms of the merits of his establishment.
We advise our friends TO call on Mr.. Dahbs
and have their picture taken by him. His
prices are very low and he warrants a pic
ture true TO nature.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

Esr. Ef1 sscS~' <'osn pound Syrup oG ffsl-
s'ds Is guaranteed to cure Inflammation Of the
kidneys eHd Bladder, painful suppressed
ufInatIOn ~ frequent III old age, painful or -
pressed mcnstruaiion, ieucoYrhoea whites,
gravel Riect, structure, blOGCy dischs ryes.
Bright's disease, Crickdust deposits, dropsy-
pain in the back on aide, sick head. che. PIN .
pies, blOtcheS-and eruptions on the face, And
sIi diseases of specific or constitutional ~
ture, regardless OF duration. age or sex. Com
pouhd syrup OF i'Uchu Is a positive aud radical
cure. For sale by LEJMOE MURRAY, Kbcus-
burg, Pa. ,1-23.-dm.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

TIE pink Of perfection IS n flower. and Solo
mon in al his Slcry had not toilet to compare
with II lilly. In those days, however. the great
clothing establishment OF Godfrey Wolf, next
door 70 the post office. Altoona, vas not, and
therefore S3lOmOn lahorcd under q disadvsn-
taxe not known TO the people of this section.
MIR. Wolf bus clothing enough to supply a rrgi-
ment, and poor indeed mus; be the man who
cannot AFFORD to dress well at his prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

THE last OF the sumT er months is with us,
indeed has nearly hEh slipped away from US,
and the time FOR laying in fall and winter goods
Will ere long put in AN appearance; hence it l.
that E- ). Mile l. anxious to close out hie
mer goods at prices thst are indeed ustOn ishing
even in the+e psnjcky times. and hence IL like
wise !s that buyers will Sni 4ilis the right man
TO buy from. tsiVe him q call without DELAY.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

THE third number of WIDE AWARE, the
new Boston magazine for ''the young of all
ages" has reached us. 1t is very bright
with pictures and lis letterpress is most
taking" Messrs. ID. LOTHROP ~ Co, so
we'll known for their success in issuing
choice books for young people, are the pub
fishers. The record of no other house could
give a better guarantee for success.-Price
$500 per year, postage paid.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

PLEASURE, II Is said. il seldom found where
sought, but pleasure and profit both. are
slIrc, can be found IN the purchase OF made u q
clothing a. the famous Oak Hall Clothing B8-
Zsar of :. ). Hee- & Bro, 24 and 2s3 Main St.
JohnstOIyn, where all styles sizes and TEXTURES
in the way Of gents and youths outhts are dis
PLAYED in great prufuston and sCi6 Al prices
which for cbeapucss none can excel.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20
GlHBRIA FREEHAH.
!scnS burg, Pa,
AUG. 20. 1915.

..,-. DEATH OF HOS SAM L II EN-
.. p, .......g,uuuiJy was never more terri
~ rr.lu 10 was yesterday morning
,,.'n.rrmcnt of the tragic death OF
' ....-r, Henry. well known and great
.....I lr home and abroad whose, whose ne ne
..- v,r. found on the railroad be-
..'. -..y,u aud East COnemaugh at
10 ...,.r tHaI morning, with the back
'.,- crushed in and one leg broken
.I.. How the accident happtued
D. r rfrrtured at present writing,
....l l..@..-. @ -..tn to be that Mr.. Henry was
,. ,,.. lumr from Philade'phia, but
t'. ,,.I.uu In time to get on at Cres-
'i- .r...I i..voud Coucmaugh, where
b "" AID vas in the act of stepping
Di.. .rsu.. car to the next in front, when
J" his toctirg and tell to the track,
." '.,~t,ri result stated. His remains
g. r.,... inst a. We are tOing 10 press,
.r,.s Thursday afternoon. Peace TO
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

y LADY DIES IN CHURCH.-Our Wash
ington township correspondent, Quincy"
furnishes us with the following particulars
OF the sudden death OF the estimSbie wife
our greatly esteemed friend and patron, Mr..
John Itel, of that township, which sad
event occurred in St. Bartholomew church,
Wiimore, on Sunday morning last 1t will
be remembered that a little daughter of Mr..
1tel was killed some months ago in q runa-
way accident near Munster, and now comes
a second and greater bereavement in the
sudden death of his devoted and much be-
loved wife. Speaking of this last sad occur
renee, our CORES SpOndent, writing under date
of Aug. 18Th says:
The entire community was greatly shocked
on Sunday morning last by the announcement
Lucinda NJ. Itel, wife of Mr. John Ite OF
Washington township, which occurred in tue
Catholic church Hilmore on sunday morning
last. Mr.. and Mrs. Itel came to church 10
gether, and asusuai wont intO the sacred e:itce
to rccite lew prayers before disine service
commenced. AT the conclusion of her dcvo-
tions, Mrs. lte walked outside OF the church,
but remained there only few momeuts when
she again entered the building, and was in the
act of passing into her pew when she was sud
denty prostrated TO the floor. number OF
persons who saw her falling immediately ran
to her assistance and carried her into the open
air and from thence to the pastoral residence.
Medical aid at once summoned, but il
proved OF no avail, as she expired in less than
five minutes after she had been prosiraied
Some maintain that she died instantly, while
others say that she breathed few times after
being removed from the church. The dccease
was about 35 years or age and leaves husband
and FIVE children to mourn her uutiInely loss.
Sho was exemplary and deyout member of
the Catholic church and was esteemed aud re-
spected By eli " hO knew her. as was bUndautly
manifested at her funeral. which took place
yesterday at the Catholic cemetery, Wilnl0re,
whittier her remains were followed by d large
concourse or weeping relatives and sorrow ing
friends. A very impressive funeral discourse
was delivered by Rev. II. McHuxh, pastor OF
the church, in which he warned his hearers of
the certainty Of death and of its frequent oc-
curreuce when least expected, aud a!sU referred
in feeling terms to the pious and exemplary
iIte, now brought q studded close, OF ner " 30
was about to be consigned to ber last earthly
resting place. The attending physician gave 1t
aS his opinion that heart disease. to which She
had been subjected for some time past, wns the
cause OF her uEtimcly death.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

CAUTI0N.-All persons are hereby
~ cautioned not to purchase n note given
by the undersigned TO A. r. Litzinger for two
hundred and twenty y-dvc dollars -c25) as he
agreement was tD pay said note in shingles = a the
trading price per thousand la Chest Springs and
IN that way 1 viii pay said note when due but if
reduced TO "a cash basis viii not pay said note
unless compelled TO do 50 hy due course OF law.
J. u. NEASON.
Clearheld Twp, Aug. ?, lo75.-3t.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

NOTICE.-Having purchased and
-Av left with HENRY j. CAMPBELL the
following described personal property. to wit ::
, COWS, > calVes. } hogs, ali the wheat in the
shock and in the barn, rye in the shock, hp
grass on two fields, oats, corn ana potatoes in
the ground 1 hives of bees i'm boxes | hive If
bees IN barrel. harrow, two horse wagon,
l two horse sled, cook stove, stand. > bed
stcads and bedding, chairs, kettles, and all
the fowls hereby cautiOn all persons against
interfering with said rr -, rty.
JOHN u. STTPH EMS.
Carroll Twp. Aus. 3. IsI5-2t.*
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ORPHANS, COURT SALE.

NRPHANS' COURT SALE.
~ BY virtue Of an order Of the ORPHANS
Court OF Cambria county. the under iguel viii Of
fer at Public sale, AT the Court House in Ebcns-
burg on 80 7lr5''E Sf'ssi cfal;srs- : 3. SIS
at oNE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the lu!lowilr described real
estate, pi which EoW ID GLASs died seZ. q. t. wit:
ONE AND ON Ell ALE LOT OF GkBIE Nd
situate in the Berou. n of Ebcnsburg. Cambria
county, fronting on High street and exfcna5ug
back t. Lloyd street, adjoining lot OF Dr. i. ". .
Evans on the east and Mary Ann street the
west, having hcreoH erected two-stOry FRAME
HOysE and 4 FRAME STA iLE.
TEENS OF SALE.-Dnc- -halI the purchase money
TO be paid on confirmation of sale ANA the balance
in year thereafter. with interest to be secured
10y bond and mort gage of the purchaser
r. J.. JOHNSTON.
Executor of EDWARD Glass decd
Ebcnsburg, Aug. Is, 1S75.-3t.
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III Office is hereby given that ap-
- plication viii hc made to the next
Court o. Quarter Sessions CT C.mb.ia County
10 extend the limits OF SUNNI jviile borough
50 as TO includeo part or Washington township
in said borough.
SHOEMAKER & SFCITLER.
Aug. 3. ct. ATTY 5 for Petitioners.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

/! IME LIME Farmers and otll-
80 erS in want of n good article of LIME.
IN any desired quantities. can now be acc5mrnoda-
ted promptly aud upon fair terms. by calling at
the larn Of DIR. Wm Lennon. in Cambria town
ship. two miles east OF Ebeusburg
June i, 1875. If LENNON * MAXIM
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

MTOTICE-Au persons are hereby
= q cautioned against negotiating certain
judgment exemption uotc. dated March ct H. 1915
for -, payable 20 Joseph Walker as VIII uJt
pay tEe same. JACCH VAC y EE.
BiacklioA Twp, Aug 20. 1873 st.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-08-20

q UDITOE'S NDTiCE.-The pn-
- dursigucd, having been appointed Ev
the Cuu. OF Common lslels or Cambria county
Auditor TO report distribution af fH. money IN the
hands Of !. a. Shoemaker. ss--H.. vf yfrifFth
\ Davis. rs appears rs lbs ocrrva. fled in said
COurt, hereby gives ur-ice fhai hc Will attend o
the dEtCs OF said appointment. h.S Office in FL
en~'Urg on TUESDAY. AvGUST 21.h 1879 aI /
O'Clock. p. IN. when HnL where al persons having
ella iHS are required 10 present them or bs GCbarruo
from coming in for share ut the fund
a. Y. BARKER. auditor
Ehcnsburg. aug. 6. Is75.-8g.
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1
- trial NJ the ensuing term of Court, coal
mcncing on the FIRST MONDAY OF SEErE1 3ER
ncNtI
FIRST WEEK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Allegheny Mountain
Coal ua Lumber Go.
4 "a, 1F4-fa T-,,, ~
, 1875-01-25
Annual lkepurt III the Centennial
Com III lishl0n.

PHILADELPHIA, Pn., Jan. .20,-Drectot- General
A, T. dohlloen will file with the Secretary Of tile
Interior tomorrow tho annual report Of tho Cen
4ennal Commission, ~ required by act OF Con-
grcrs. Tle report statos that The entar}3riso ia
moving forward with encouraging rap.lity: Tho
buildings ara ail uudor contract, and will be on
tirely completed by the lat Of February, 1870,
and the failure which marked the oTentng day at
tho Vienna Exposition by roason OF tho incom-
pleto state OF tue buildings will not occur ut the
Genteuuial celebration. It Ia further stated
TINT tue Commission will not apply to Congress-
for an appropriation to mid III tho erection Of tho
buildings, or other work, ~ this las been AMPLY
provided for and while all appropriation would
give additional success to tic enterprise, the
Commission fee1 that the auccesH OF tho E1hibl-
ton IL guaranteed, without regard to aid from
CougrasB. The Commission, however, will ask
Congress to mako nn appropriation to provide
for promtums to be Offered contributors. The
| amount of the appropriation to be aaked for will
| not exceed $400,0 900. Tho Commission viii ask
| Congress to authorize the President to detail at
| ioaHt ono regiment OF United 6tztsa troops for
guard duty during the continuance OF tue E1-
| Eibition. It is expected without doubt that
| everything will 10 IN readiness 10 formally oppn
| tho Exhibition OH the 1st Of May, 1871. Tbs re-
port wlll be accompanied by tables and drawings,
showing tue extent Of the buildings, their cost,
aud lhs purposes to which each nil be devoted
, 1875-01-25
TENNESSEE,

TIE EX-FHESlnENr JuH1LAST.
Fpeetdf Disnalch to The Chicago Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jao. 2t.-Thongh Gen
Date cau,e within one vote Of election yesterday.
it is thought not possible for him to again attan
~ high ballot AZ 10. Adjournment brokc the
charm, and ho is to-day quoted at 35 to COM
mence with tomorrow. Much feeling
has beou aroused here On account OF
the failura OF three Brown men to
como up to the prearrangsd programme Of
opposition to johnson, Evidently, Brown with
drew Will, tho expectation OF mixing capital for
tho race two yoars hence, but, should Bate be
elected lie could not llops for Huccess in tha
CANVASS for the reason that each division OF thet
State claims an oqual apportionmcnt OF Offices.
Therefore, It is to Browns interest to prcvent
Bata's election. that there NAV not bo euccos-
siou OF Scuators from tho ml'itle division.
hate Is WORKING
like Trojan to-day. Ills friends 1leld 8 caucnB
.lis morning and claimed TO hive "fixed thugs. +"
antl that he will be elected Tomorrow John
Bou's supporters nre jubilant, and claim ho will
bo elected On tho first or second ballot. Joll'-
son himself is confident. Three johnson men.
absent yesterday, haYe hoen telegrapLel
urging their presence. Tito battle il t.
rage tomorrow. IolnHoniails say ho will
Get to 1U additional votes, which will nssuro his
success. Col. til,Htayus A. Henry aad Judge
James barley will be put upon the traci, which
will rompllcate Bates chances, taking away some
Of his yotes It il predicted that unless johnson
be elected on tho first OF second ballet, balloing
will bo greatly prolonged. Should lc achieve
SUCCESS, 3 tremendous demonstration will follow
, 1875-01-25

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snioaoed :" non,,1o W warm
tn rt,t4, tu.ns"t .,e - popso' - tio AiiouglA
.ne a..,itaa I'LL k"'o ~, n"0 ~; T.. tno grand
ees ,. uul,'.tnnl1Iatrs a .m 'no ''.y ioi hberal
ttnea,1rs t,r ~, ,,roeoI,tr, ~ +1n,r n.acs ~
,nsoln'o " liz r,.aok ~ . .no;i Hooa, broad
m Sse o,, isn,,a ~ f. ~ a :" ,l.s snrfent
r." RI. oI,,,ra, ~ s1Tm @ sten'nast sna nat n hAka
tha Mas,i,xnat 0'''"sea' ""o 'o'' ''naenslha IA
'''e 'o''""eo., r,,u ,v MN wrxnrr
,oro1no,oo, IL; LUZ E,rinr n.s mr., nrooss ~ is 1rn,
,nn ,,,a".sd ~ ,,o s. =, .ac',,vc ,+otha. % ne va
t,,s,,'ss1t i H. = H." i.ttors nun,,an IA
t.. ,,re "no ,,,,en,, s,,. a.s' .'at Ia
'rI'nro re- ~. "e' .ocIoi fomiiv 'eSae,non.
1,s snst,onnux aa saa, cnten o.t. ".G,, Waae III
'..is, T.. tnr,,,n,sr ~, a ~ st;r;t y, l thoy
, 1875-01-25
RECEPTION OF A PASTOR.

tnH !t'"Hn 1.A'"its''' ~A'NAA-N'
The Rav. Edwin ?. Powell, tho new pastor of
the Third Unitarian Church, yesterday received
c,,;1io, ,vo,,oro. st +1a b,nd. ~ n,a conororn.
,,e.,'',a,., ~ eu.,s s'.s' =, a..
tloa anu ulstneu'sneo ~ Iuleaso o,nfRsmou ~ As
denomination at the church editfca, corner Of
Monroe and Latin streets. A large audience
was nresent and IN .he platform 'ware tbe Roys
1,oha,t Cnlivor n w. Wcnt},. prof Mills. of
asooe'' oo''9,t ~ -
SYRACUSE ano 'ouso ieuts nou,u'
The exercises were opolied with roallng Of tue
Hcripturea Nv the Row, CIV, ,We1dto, md singing
of Tho hymn ber,nninp:
- T,o,, ,v,,as. a,r,,,bt. vo-,
1nou WIVES nn'ilsn'' Nutu'
The Rov Hobefe Col!ycr thon Invoked the Dr.
vino blessing.
Tho choir then sang. eoule vary sprightly and
ertortaiuInp solections frnrn ~ I'anst" and other
popular musical attracslous ot tue SECULAR World.
The lteV. O.W. W.Monaso then came 1of"afu and
said that It was not necessary to state tho object
of tha ,neeting. Its nurnosa was to accord
hoar.y welcome to the brother who had assumed
~. a.s.s, a.,..ea =, a., ,,,,ro,, ia Ala NJ
propose to take tho lead Ia extending this greet
ing. but rose to introduce Judge Booth.
JUDGE noorli
n1n ~ Tia church ho WAS charged viii tbe plcay-
ant. Int nerbans suporfous, dlty Of extending to
Drotler Powell . formal and public welcome.
lIe said suportluous beeause he thoaght the
thn Gnnd.wl sunport. md aymnatLy Of tho con-
cre9stjnu' e 'fho dnties Hid royerom brother on
fesod upon veTo not those Of evory literary labor
ca,syd r1Hy ~ earnaat thomahtful work. Ie had
boou % called to build up tie church, aud make il,
if possible tie Central fountain Of liberal Chris
tiap thought. In this ho would not stand a1ono /;
hs s would lave tic encouragement and assistance
~ tha congregation ard iii brotLer co.laborers
~ j.. ts lns n5t ;rIev wero consooas, from time
~ linn that thar snirits wero suied BY contact