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Bsptamber last. monthly meetings hid been held
in nollplou. Berond, urace, Eighth, Fifth, ,iAst,-
land Avenus aud First Chnsclita, at I'll Of which
except tho l'.t p.t'ea. socia tes, =. part, lad
During tho past year tho President Of tha
nooietJ had vislted evaEJ school in tbs city ex-
copt t%o, and hin observatton togsthsE with that
Of other members Of the Committee, had en-
interest tn SUNDAY School work In nearly all tho
city schools. Tho report, 10 cloai1R, set forth
tho nnceasity Of further efforts On bshAH Of The
Association, and the great want Of we!i@aus-
talned church In tho buslne'a part OF shs city.
orF1cEH.
report as follows: For President, thu Rev.
]. II. Walker; Secretary, ". u. J.cobn;
seeretnfy ca.,;, s
Tho i;ev. J. II. Gibson, i. Il. Davis c. /.
yritzicr. s. /. Dtown, &. il. Ifuliikrn, Il. usn-
defsoa, r. s. Wells, Il. D. rsnaold.
lie report wxa adopted.
Of Now York City, addressed tho melting. asttinE
III opening that he felt IneatEnably h0norod 10
being alloacd to address IN audience 10 tho greas
city OF the West. In his opinion 8unday-schoot
gage In, and tbe solo relihble means Of
the fs.r @ and ioSs I Of 'a aod. s''Da IL sg,o.d d
With ucnsy Ward I,ooeher whom hs said thai tho
oou4a VI b1l1hA pelBHHe WEE3 bV btQAll t4At
Thousands Of them could bs packed AHAr IN :
ssnhll-aized plll.box, aud would rattls insfda H.
1fter sllay got IN. but At the ssms time hs wa
firm IN tie opinion that charity began Al home,
and that thefe WAS lots Of religioua destlsution
!a tho Union which required 10 bs eombatsed.
Hs contfaatcd two e1aeaes Of ehurches-fhoss
which Are imposing cdltlces Of stone aud thoes
whfch Ato built Of living soula. He Was High
churchuan 10 The ides that he brlieved that
It Was tho inteution OF God to make
tho Cherch the instrument for the pulling douo
the atronghold Of Satan, and the building up of
the Kingdom Of the Nodesmer. Tho speaker
drew pathetic picture Of Inv Life In Nev York
In the conversion Of one at the most dogtxdod
OF tho female inhabitants of Fiva Points, through
tue ihetrnnentatity Of woman who wished, and
get falt llcr inability to work successfully for
the Master. The speaker expsesaed the desire
he tels To chap this woman to bia heart, but 1t
tho same time begged his audienos to undor.
htana that there waa nothing parozysual
about him In closinE biz speech,
which was plentifn1ly larded With New
York. veruscufar. which seemed to b
hugely rells!1ed BY the audience. he said that
It should be remembered that ths criminal
cIanscs arc ohicuY recruited from Young mon un-
der q, and young women under u, yaers Of ago.
With theso facts staring people In tho face, they
ehousd not fail to mhGo extra o1artiona on be-
half of she children, and ho WAS glad 10 ses that
tho Presbyterian Church III not Of late aiming
80 much at respcctnbllitY, but wAa rolling np ita
hieoYcs for tho work before It, aud organizing
systematically III ordar to conduct is mission
With effect.
Afscr tho taking up Of collection and the
singing Of the do1ology, ths 1nestinR adjourned
, 1875-05-26
1 MYSTERIOUS ISFLUEyCE,
NlAgnlNE Proceedings tR = Corset Fac
f1fTs

@lARniAE PkocoodinGs Ia y Corset Fac
tory
sfk1 Hope44 Journal. Hay ~,
Thu particulars OF hn Interesting occurrence ut
The cozse. factory. Of Nr. |. ss.ouko. Gu OAK
street. Tuesday, will be Of interest to students
Of those occult matters In tho mental aud ply
sicat conditions Of buman beinGs ~tlich for ages
have puzzled the phybiclAns and phIiosophera Of
ths world. Tho facts, In brief. ~ follows: In
tho factory Of Mr. S.t ou4e large number OF young
ladies', aono OF considerable Intelligence, arc
employed in tho various branches Of work nsu-
ally performed In every largo factory Of the Kind
noon Of Tuesday. snail knot Of Eir's htooa
chAttiD8 together on different topics, baeod upon
current o1tnta - reported In tho daily news.
papors, md BY = natural l'rog1aaaion IN tho tala
tho rocitAla Of eAaos whern peraous had boou
gut on from lite Without pserious wann-
Ing of TIE neaEness. Of their dying
dsv, There xas al At onoo felt
~ Of tho sveop Of = pall through the room.
and The conressstioa. Which bad boea quito
nvsiy, vas In \ moment hushed ~ though spell
Of ailonce hsd been lhid upon every tongue. 0ne
particularly spirited and pretty g!sl-Mtas 6hea-~
being perhapa disinclined 10 acknowledge tho
rather unusu1l aod feAtson,o sense Of something
awful which had como among them, in nj effort
1t playtulueBd placed on wor rk.bonch neAr one
OF the young girls common land-turhs Which
had been picked up somo~here. 1hs girl on
whose bench 1t was lald turned and nsw il, gave
= ahEiek which sounded olhsh in insenaity,
and immediately fell 70 tha loor III faint, ~
though she h1d boon dead. This apparently led
to = touch Of horror In tbs minaa of tbs other
gtrla, como OF whom grew whito In countenRnce,
with set expression on their faces, and for Al
instanr not word OF oiy y rs uttered Soon tho
sAIns ldud Of thing happened To another Of the
girls. Shs fol- to tie noor IN what looked like
By prolonged mental s1citemeot. lenaing
to exhaustion. Shortly another Girl WRA
, 1875-05-26

Thu bill introduced III tho English House OF
Lords BY Lord llenulket "tor regulating the
p1Ae.,cs of ytyisoctioa" LAa bean printed. II
formed ouy in places registered for tile purpose
tAat al inspector Ut Anatomy may at any t,mo
ylalt aud inspect those pisces and thai viyisec-
tioa si,all not bs performed On aoy animal ualesa
anwsthsties ARC employed. 4 Justice OF tho
peacs On receiving information OH oath that
ths.e Il reasonable grounds 10 belisya that viyt-
sacssns aTs performed 10 IN unregistered place,
msy gsaut search warrant. OIoudes sssinst
tho ct axo to b. punishable BY q penalty not ea-
csadiog E9o, md they may 20 prosseeutod before
isection IL defined ~ including 'ttAe cutting or
vouudlnR, Of treating with gAvapiatn OF Other
spp!iancos sny Irving vertebrate sulu,al for pus-
poses Of Psychological research or denonstra'
tiou, A!so tho artificial production In any living
veEtsb1ats Animal Of painful dtsoAss ios pu1-
posss Of physiological research u danoastsa-
Apu.a
, 1875-05-26

.,,..ohsr in his ststemeut: and Con. Butler's
~ vi ns strv in orler to cloak this design:
tpLI.'' u this moment ntecher had t1asted
s 10 shs friendship ,;s ;n ;ht,. h9nef 81 Mon
t'. - ,nsn whom Mr. Motrts oallod coward, aetit
tn'o nonso demapJing persnptot1ly tho rotutu
III assi ,rtyAto papers. such a. lattcra from his
s.atIsrs md slstets. lie did not 20 to Natrs-
g. nnou tho spur Of tho moment, thinking that
"r's y. vrt.an 10 Moulton aud not 70 DonjA amin
y y r'.,tIer, Thts uAs not tho conduct OF An
Il !iinII :, Of III dealing with man who kno" lis
a:cen ,.,,
rp,tca Porter said no oao H11o haa heard tho
,,s.;snonT could doubt that this Has case Of
!,,cmafl. When ono Of tho most tearned Of
t.~rnrs 81 Tic Neu York Bar was spoken to
sloat ease he unhos,a.'ngly pFonounsea In, y
t,s yu r,onev was there, Tho chargee were Kept ia
ia ia L,ckEtcuni, and when the mDnoy failed ths
sh.rccB we're brought forward. II Moufton be-
Esfei IN tho ttutl Of tho charge Of adultery
"a blsckmniling transaction. Mouiton admits
n tbo books Of his firm that ho reuelEod monet
rom Deecller. or courae Tilton did not know
ubore Tho tuonoY came from. II would not hAro
Leu respectable for linn 10 know, II he was
tocutza1,t that II Was bol.monoy for h,a vito. II
nf1on and hfonto1l did not know thls inoneY
xas backmail. why were thoy afraid that 1t
taould become known, and when tho money 1aa
s,tered on tie books why WAS not tho source
xlolco tllis rnonoy came ontUto cd nlHo2
Cpaneol then reverted to the letter OF May,
1874, written BY Tilton 70 Doechor. He road It
through, and commented briefly upon It. and
ftefrayds quoted frotn tho testimony Of Charles
Il. esorfs in relation to T1lton sssiny Mr. storrs
ID no. appear 70 be d!epoeed to furnish bis por-
lion Of tho fund to establish newspaper In New
York which waa to bring fane to Bcechcr, Til
in Moulton nud Carpenter
, 1875-05-26

0E1xAH AKFoRMED GENERAL BYNoD.
speetal DrspaseA to Tia Ch.eaqs 1r4tun<.
Fl. WAyFE, Ind, HAY 25.-Tle qerman Re-
formed 0snerAi byuod reassembled thia morn
ing, and took up the subject Of theological teach
tngs and jurisdiction Of elaases, loft ever from
yesterday, and finally decided, altar prolonged
Mguments pro and oon, that ali public thsologi-
cal teachings, ETC.. shall bo under tho direct con-
t1ol Of tbs District Synod nIthln whoss bounds
Of Jurisdiction 1t is located.
Tho Committee OF the question of divorce,
appointed threo Jeata since, Aaked for further
s1tensiop Of threa years GU this subject. Tl1s
tendhncy eeetnA ret In favor Of the Church
recognizing no divorce other than that Of death.
Tbs Committee on the proposed union OF all
ehurchea boIdiug the presoytertau faith TO-
ported, but ONLY laid ont the srouud-plAn for au
organized Reformed Church, 10 embrace tho
different churches holding tbs same croed.
the aynod 10 prepa1a s:atIztieat reports for tho
benefit Of the Synod and Glasses.
Tho poaitlon the Engiisn aud German Classes
bear 70 ono another audto the Synodx Wa taken
up, and discussed until Adjournment.
MOUNT II. hAHY'a colLrnE.
BALTIMORE, May 25.-The l'ev. John McClos-
key, President of the Mount IL. Mary'a College,
Emmltsburk, stRkps that the commencement cx-
ercisea will take place this rear Oh Wednesday,
Juno q, instead OF Wednesday. June 49, AZ hero
tolore. Tic change is mado " meet sho con-
vouioncs OF His Eiuinenco Cardinal McCloskev,
who hAs promised TO ba present, together with
tho papal enEoyo. Monsrpcur Roncetu the Rev.
Dr. Gba!di, aud Couut 3latofoschi, aud 4 largo
number Of alumni Of Mount st. slaryA.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY usiox.
pHILAns,.pn1A, Pa. May 25.-The anniversary
Of tho missionary tulon of all tho Daptlst
churches of the country ras celebrated hore TO-
day. Tho financial sta.emont shows receipts for
tho yetr from, nll sources to 30 s2l1.97o. Thero
Ia deficiency In the current oxpensea shiR yeaE
eaaIset tha Sra Trs,upr III t. c52s;c @ IT, Iartes
Sescs Was elected President; fice-prnsidonts,
tho nevs. E. G. Robinson aud @. ". NoEthup.
II the oyening, tho annual sermon WAS preAchod
by tho ReY. @. n, Noythup Of Chicago.
, 1875-05-26

ILLINOIS GENERAL. ASSOCIATION.
MISSIONARY wonK.

Nf~"N''
nocKroRp H., Mxy 25.-Tho Board Of Dirsc-
torn NJ t1,a 1ninn,a Homo nr,,s,nn.r, 9oc|etv
.u1j,;nrv m IN ~ IN % tna ama1icsn [ % Moma yf,ssion,,1
Society, hold meetiuR II s q. m,, At which tbo
,nnr,1 ,.,o,t .,.an -hi.t Iii =. ,,.os.,t. ~
to tho public On Wcdneaday evening. Tho prlu-
,.ln .IAa ', ",' =, 20 .,,.s.
State, sustaining forty.stx niBaionarieb
,rh, h.vo ,.xras,,.a ,;,,~,r-.t~ f,,u go,
Of labor It T Coz. 70 tho Trs.snr, -
Of es.Co0.oe. Tho aye,apo aid given to church
:. Lao 1r.,. .,i..,an.ssa. - a,;.s...s..a -
48 churches and q out stations. During thu
yeaF eaafeaes nayo aeoleatou aew honao. o. !
Ho1ahlP. eNe missionary cnurcnea nass eeacoeo
bta1o OF SOL support. 6lxtaen chuicAes AAvo
been served In pairn By eight n!natsss. -Four
suspeuueI opos roriYed, OF she 81 tt,ng,o9s-
uon"1 chnrcs,na IN IL. s,atn o~ss III hs.a
son,. .hn.aI ~ ~. o'a.r' AVA s7 ~ - 49,
amount glvea hooot *s,NO. Ih!a IL
nearly a4,ooo leas thAn Tue yea1 before afalllng.
sufferers Of tie Wort. Ths smouut sy.rsaes
hut I'd csntH per ol,u1ch n,eml,or sjnst rs oonta
ina Yasr hsfnrc
THE ANNUAL sEaHoN.
Tho opening setnlon was psoaciltd b. the Nor.
1. I. chsmberialn. q Chicago, and il sub.
III. fr,,, NJ tha rlobt.ou. IA t,4. ~ m. md h.
that Hdnnnth uon's q psos.,s, ~ a @9 ~
LA n.,a shans asnn"; s.t ' ~. ~.
ps I'D n toundea ~ ass 3. N
rheys1o,n ~. ~, na,. enu ~ tprnes
nrosnrra. nd n 1,c,ca ia nj nnsturaII1 FL ~
tx ,nars tha,ant,pI s,rsi ns' ny ssaa ~ soo ~
fo9oan1 9ae II sn d,sn, y H. eaes aea e me
r.s.1nn ~ ~ s'Isr t.t - = ~. f.s ~ -
mssims Or nsnSer1S' TEs beoS ~ " rrnysrtn n II II
- s,,rs.t.+.rs srtoit.otsH i' :" n. ~,
H.. ~ 4.s",, hra.S.s shu ~ AZ W
ole,s,neo " =, a .1itma X oosr epenno psy
- - spuH4 stAe!s: - "AA es!4Iaet "
q p,as rexon t e spt o IT,
a ~ ul"h n, nm, ~ sne o. sne
n 1nia ~ estr. .tssn%s " X. ha esus ,aee
s,titusi .ienneanss @ " nd 'sp''' ''ses p'''osno
fGs s.amme! 70 tss EH1nor!sea. ea genera gioahas
:. M , y .ssR 1ne pac.ol.a! ,1 ,s1snent
a,i, ns .Lu's -. ~ a,1aeeaa NY 81 Mc. 70 % %
q s ,aS ng xe1. a. a.
80 - IL Iii s-spu tsi.s- - ih ~
n1se- e 4oe .ea. unaes ans enss o.
cnndian ~ sornd m nrosns,it. S''''"' " Aa'
1na seT,T H. 20 ,esss a,a moIs nssasa q sni.
.s so.11a ~ aaa ~, .as.Fea Fooa Hesh ~
pFntMse eAcH 10 saHsi9 tao aoae asaltc. Even INV
, 1875-05-26

T. J. vtn Fesssn John ., D Wheeler, r. w1.,nuth, J.
Wssde, D. T. Wilson, Williamson, II. 3. White, F. A.
Whntaa. 9an,uei Wood, Thomas Walker, J. L. Etllor.
Tlttser J. Hafd!s, Lstou II. reAfco, 7. III. chsdss.
4. Fisher.
TIE r1oORANNH
for so-day, ~ naarly can be RsoertAinod, IL ~
follows.
%. nl,--C1Af nIatntna attnns,
To-. m.-" Tho Sccrsts Of The Wortshop,~ pr. b. 1.
r. tswstt, Aurora.
il =. M. Doctrine Of tho Will Dr.. Raymond.
9p. .m.-Cltss examinations.
.m.-Chr.ss!an journalism, Or. Arthur EtwArds,
edit'1r Northeastern christian Idepenls.
4p. n.-Syxtcrnat!c Theology, nlahop Porter.
= P: m.-stut!en,a' 1oyo-fsa4t IN tho Methodist
Church.
Up. tn.--BociAl reunion In tha Methodist church.
, 1875-05-26

Paris. bay 9.-rha French scara- continues
10 be warmly discussed by tho prosa. This ovan-
ing thu Aoniteur, which IL considered a semi.
official paper, says:
II this corrffrondent nj tho Tendon Time. had 9ons
to tho Qual dDEsaJ thu d.. he h!s Letter. Ia
would sasty have satisfied ht,nsef that Tho over1
rent. Wills deem!uR the situation dalen1t, did mt
share h!a exaggerated aara II be cslle tfcro ,,ox
h. wond scaulre certainsy hAt lie Fronch Cshtnet
conscious Of having fulfilled all iss International ob
Eaiiona thnka iEelf asaured that shanka 10 the E-
turbed, ~
An evening paper, denying tho report that tho
Duo Decazos will mako pactfo declaration On
saka the opportunity afforded BY the diactssion
Of The Postal Convention 10 make statement
which will leave no possible doubt a. TO ths
peacsful disposition Of France,
, 1875-05-26

Ban FRANcisco, Cal. >fay 95.-sallsd-Ths
Australian Steam Navigation Companys steam
ship cyphrunsu, for Honolulu. Auckland, aud
Sydney. N. 8. n.
SOUTHAMPTON, May 25.-steamshtp nhein.
from Now York, has arrived.
.QuEnsc. May 25.-Arrived, sarmasian. from
Liverpool.
, 1875-05-26
THE REV. COPELAND.

Nxw ORLEANS. May 25.-Tho Raw. Y. z.
Copeland, who recently figured In 4 scandal
cas- In baltimore, and who preached in ono Of
the baptist churches Of this city Hundsy last,
has 1t il reported, lott tho ely. though shsdoxed
by the pollca.
, 1875-05-26
SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY.
VRArE Hnkv

Br. Louis, May 25.-1a tha Presbytsr!sn
General Assembly, this morning. the Bpe-
olal Committee to whom wAa referred tho
mAttos Of friendly rotations between the
Northern and Southern Churches reported
that. whuo they greatly regretted thst tho
conference at baltimore, last January, xas un-
successful Ia bringing tits two great hodIos To-
gethss In friendly and cordial relations, they
heartily tndorsed tho position OF their COMMITTEES
~ tho only one they could have taken under tho
circumstances.
Most Of tho time Of tho Assembly wRs taken
up to-day in listening to reading OF shs
rsoords In the Wilson Gaze. This wa finally
finished, aud Tomorrow tho Roy. Stuart Nobln-
son will make N argument for Louisville
preAbytery, and tho nev. ]. J. Cool@ for tho
complainant. a public nse,nE IN The interest t
speeches MORO made BY tho nav. ]. 4. Wilson,
lAts missionary to Brazil. and othsss.
, 1875-05-26
AUSTRIA.

CONSULTATIONS Al Tn1uK IA CHARLEY nossCb.
LONDON, May 26-G !. fn.-The Daily Nc,ns'
special from Vienna says person iiaa been mr.
rested III that city who WAS tho bearer Of IN
anonymous lcseer containing an offer to aasaa.
sinate Bismarck for u,illtnu f3nrins, Tho nfitnr
OF tho latter has not boon discovered.
, 1875-05-26

P4ral 0uazsntss tsws and paas>a 10 The erdsr ct III
dry. - @'
the above resolution, The m,Iorisy ia fsynr al
tue Government beng thus 10.
, 1875-05-26

HoAt lunRs ara cruelty rackej, aud the rcneral
strength gsstnslly waste y persistent drep seatod
On 70 cure. You vli derive ceriain hcneat from il
also, II troubled with either A4:hrnA or Dronchitia
, 1875-05-26

HhAa u ths altfsssnes bAtwsAa . bs1s and
tosfaAsl Ths b4lls sAsxlsA f&lss }ookAs I'D ~
bplfl& fa}as hA1A
, 1875-05-26
FOREIGN.
Election of q Part Of tho New
Frcnch Committee Of
Thirty.
Bill Passed In tho Prusslan Dist far th
Suppression Of Convents.
Procession In Honor Of the Pope's Jubilee
Forbidden In HermanJ.
Belgium to Amend Her Penal Code at Biz
marck's Bidding.

Another Lunatic Sets His Price for
the Assassination Of Dis-
marck.
, 1875-05-26
GERMANY,

GERMANY.
EcCLEStAFrtCAL DILL8.
BERLIN, May 25.-The Upper House Of thu
piussisn Diet ha1 passed bills Tor tho suppress
sion OF convents, and rolAtivs 10 the somintAsra-
tlon OF church property.
MoRx INTOLERANCE.
Ths Government, fearing disturbance, hhs
forbidden procoseions In honor Of the gops's
Jubuea.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-24
Pleasant Bathing in the Dead Sea
From the Forest and stream.l

From the Forest ana Stream.I
Reaching at last this most remarkable
OF all the seas and lakes on our globe,
we prepared to take bath-and such
bath | can hardly expect ever to take
again. had previously bathed in nu-
merous seas, lakes and rivers, but
never did / enjoy such bath as this.
The specific gravity of the water is
such from its holding in solution so
large proportion of salt (2Gl per cent?
that one floats upon its surface like u
cork. AT the time there was only a
gentle ripple upon the sea, and being u
good swimmer | at once struck out in
to deep water | soon found that |
could not only swim and float with
wonderful ease, but that | could actll-
ally walk in the water, sinking only
to the arm-pits. Discovering this fact
| made for the shore, and taking DIR.
c., one of our party, who could not
swim, by the hand led him into the
sea where the water was many fathoms
deep. At first he was quite reluctant
to follow me, hut he soon gained con-
tidence on finding there was no dan
ger of sinking, and he enjoyed the
novel bath as much as If he had been
an expert swimmer. Should the bath
er allow the water to get into his eyes
or mouth he would suffer considerable
abatement in his enjoyment on ac-
count of its extremely salt, bitter and
irritating nature. No fish can live in
this sea, but various kinds of ducks
abound here at certain seasons of the
year. The water was as clear as ordi-
nary sea water, its temperature was
agreeable, and It has an oily feeling,
and altogether its action on the surface
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-24
wnn, the conrcnn,or Ought 10 Accom-,

Dr. Holland, In m article with the
above title Ia Ncrlhner for August,
writes ~ follows;
a few weeks ago, Mr., Jefferson
Davis, cX.presldcnt oflheC0nledcracy,
was reported % have eNhOr,cd nm
audience 10 which be was speaking TO
h. AZ loyal 10 the old flag og the Union
now as they were during the Mexican
war. II the South could know what
music there were la these words to
Northern ears-hOw grateful we were
10 their old chief for them-lt would
appreciate the strength Of our longing
for n complete restoration of the ma
tlOnal feeling that existed when
Northern and Southern blood mingled
In common sacrifice on Mexican SOIL.
This national feeling, this national
pride, this brOthorly sympathy mNst De-
VSiOrCd; and nccurscd he any
Northern or Southern man, whether
In power or ont OF power, whether
politician, theorl2or, cprpet-bngger,
prosldent-maker or plunderer, who
puts obstacles in the way OF such n
restoration. Men of the South, we
want you. Men Of the South, we long
for the restoration of your peace ANA
your prosperity. We would see your
cities thriving, your homes happy,
your plantations teemlng with plente-
Gus harvests, your schools Overlooking,
your wisest statesmen leading you,
and all causes and all memories of dis
cord wiped out forever. You do not
believe this? Then you do not know
The heart OF the North. Alas! so have
we. Help u.s. as loving and loyal Amer
lean citizens, to make our politicians
better. Only remember and believe
that there Is nothing that the North
wants so much to-day, ms your recogni-
ton of the fact that the old relations
between you aud us are forever re-
stored-that your hope, your pride,
your policy and your destiny are one
with ours. Our children will grow up
to despise our childishness, If we can
not do away with our personal hates
so far that in the cause OF IN estao-
lished nationality we may JOIN hands
under the old flag. TO bring about this
reunion of the two sections OF the
country in the old fellowship, should
he the leading object of the approach
ing Centennial. A celebration of the
national birth, begun, carried on ana
finished by section, would be mocke-
ny and shame. The nations OF the
world might well point at it the finger
of scOrn. The money expended upon
it were better sunk in the sea, or de-
voted to repairing the waste places OF
the war. Men of the South, it is for
you to say whether your magnanlmity
is equal to your valor-whether you
are as reasonable as you are brave, ana
whether, like your old chief, you ac-
cept the definite and irreyersible re-
suit of the war which makes you and
yours forever mem bers of the great
American nation with us. Let us see
to it, North and South, that the Cen
tennial heals all the old wounds, rec
onciles all the old differences, and
furnishes the occasion for such re-
union of the great American national
ity, as shall make our celebration an
expression of fraternal good will
among all sections and all States, and
a cornerstone over which shall he
reared new temple to national free
dom, concord, peace, and prosperity.
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uch and bowels restores the appetite, and
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where. ofiice. IL Murray street, Now York.
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