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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

The new trial in the case OF +. T
Wintermute, who shot Gen. f.. S
McCook, then Secretary Of Colorado
in the fall Of 1873, has been com
mencea at Nermillion. Colorado. The
case attracted great deal OF asten
ton when il was hrs, called in April
1874, on account Of the high standing
Of Win'ermute and his victim, anc
the banker was convicted Of man
slaughter and sentenced to ten wears
Imprisonment, but new trial wa
granted. 4 year later the Grand
Jury again indicted Win,etmute fol-
murder, and his counsel now claim
that he cannot be tried upon this in,
dictment because the former Jury
acquitted him OF murder.
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4 correspondent Sc nds US the fol

A correspondent Sc nds US the fol-
lowing from Hopkin,on, \. H.:
There is little grl up here who
sometimes reflects In,ently upon the
phenomena OF the great world around
her, and looking up into The starry
night one time she said she thought
God must have lots Of company,,here
were SO many lights in his from,
room. Now if there is hardly one
who will deny tinge of poetic fancy
in that, and we think there is none,
what shall be said of this she uttered
during the recenttwo or three DAYS
storm? Il think God must have a
keoky sink, he let's SO much rain
down. Boston Journal.
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The New Orleans Ptcayuae says
ave feel confident that the Louisi.
ana Grange Agency, with its rapidly
increasing business with all sections,
will ere long be one of the features
of New Orleans. Not only does it
furnish supplies to the farmers of our
State ut bottom prices, but it also
induces shipments Of the produce OF
Western Oranges to our doors and
sends them in return the products of
our soil"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09

They tell story in France Istter}v
about the young deputy who, being
drawn into a duel and called upon to
fight with the pistol, was extremely
nervous, and ?ea,edly said to his
second: 'My adversary will bit me,
| know he will. feel iii my bones"
"Nonsense," said the second. Your
adversary never hit anything in his
life. lie couldn't hit the side OF a
house, nor flock OF graves,ones."
The duel came of, aud the young
deputy was hit aud pretty badly
wounded in the shoulder. While he
was down on the grass, with the
doctor binding up the wound, he
said to the second pettishly: Ami
NAL! / told You he would hit me"'
"Oh, we'll" said the second coo!ly,
"that was because you stirred"
And the young deputy had to be
contented with that as an exp|ana-
tion.
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Danbury has the champion patien

Danbury has the champion patient
boy. He comes from a chronically
borrowing family. The other day he
went to a neighbor's for a cup OF
sour milk. 81 haven't got anything
but sweet milk" said the won In
pettishly. "Tll wait till it sours,"
said the obliging youth, sinking into
q chair.
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4 LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.
ust published, In sealed envelope. TT

just puoiSped In sealed envelope. fr1se
six cents.
A Lecture on the Nature
AH~ Treatment and Radical
cure OF seminal Weak
As&I4 ness, or Spermatorrhna
Induced by Self-Abuse. involuntary Ennis
sions. Impotency. Nervous Debility, and
Imped iments TO Marriage generally. Con.
sum ptfou. EPILEPSY and Fits: Mental and
Physical Incapacity. &c.-By ROBERT ].
CULNERWELI., VI. u ,anthor OF the Green
Book etc.
The world renowned author. in this al
mraofe Lecture, clearly proves from his
own experience that the awful con seq uenses
OF Self A busa may ne effectually Removed
without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, hongies, Instruments.
rings, or cordials: pointing out mode ~
cure at once certain and effectnal. by which
every sufferer. no fnatt.r what his condition
may be may cure himSslfcheaply,p privately
ami radically.
SS- This Lecture will prove boon -
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, In plain envelope. IL
any address. postpaid, on receipt 81 -fN
cents or Two post stamps.
Address the publishers.
CHAS. j. e. KLINE & CO.
l27 BOWERY. NEW YoS X,
Post-offiee Box 1855. l5sl
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DIR. C. A. BOHANNAN

NuFes al Fr1Vat" DE ases Without The use n
mercury. Charges RESPONSIBLE. Guarantees to
cure all fcrDs 81 'sSpermsLOrrhea, - or .then,-
mtnsi Weaknsas' In from . 10 weeks lime.
Once No. So North Pinh Street bet, Wss6-
ington avs. 4 Green, -. Louie, Mo. Estabii.f.ed
In st. Louis ls-p
SHDr. BE ''fv~atsse on Special pisea-
res' which fully explains the nature, canses,
symptoms etc., of "sparmstorrhea = n,
eeminal Weakness" syphflis and valuable
inforrpa'lon on other delicate subh,cts saut
fRPE Ia sealed knyeIo.e.
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Estray

Tak'n up by willis Brown IN Roche ter
J 2, Ittiar ''onnty. Iowa. on the q day of
sugo*i, ls53, COW and calf The cory has
white spots on" horn shattered. ana snp.
ps,sed ~ ne twelve ears Old. Appraised 4
81. "'"0' a.
ADPEAU CARROLL. Auditor,
August IT D. ls75. 9tse;
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Farm for Sale!

The farm known as the Guyer farm. tuo
miles west OF Inland. In for sale on reason
abte terms. On said farm are houses neyar
farm IL well improved generally, Enouira
OF Samuel WampieY or 3. 3. TEN nlet0S ~
ana half miles west Of Inland, ISmg
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
lillian n. Tuthill

William n. Tuthill
Levi Foulka Cedar county
and unknown owners District Court.
oftne ne section 80, November Term.
Township p, n of 1876.
Range, 5, west Of the
5th P. ", Cedar conn
", lows
state of Iowa, County of Cedar SIS; To Levi
Fouiks, and any and all unknown per-
sons claiming title TO the west half of the
northeast quarter, and the northeast
quarter of said northeast quarter OF Sec
ton thirty 81, IN Township seventy. nine
10. north OF kange three 81, west of the
5th principal meridian, situate in the
comfy OF Cedar aforesaid:
Iou and each of you are hereby notified
that there Is now on nle in the office Of the
Cedar aforesaid. q petition Of William H
Tnthill claiming the title and ownership
in fee simple OF the west half OF the north.
east quarter and The northeast quarter
Of section thirty 20. in town.
ship Ssvanty nine t79l. north of Range three
.al, west Of the 5th principal meridian, stu
containing one hundred and twenty acres
be the same more or less. BY virtue OF a
sale Of the same at public tax sale on the
5th of October. lsos, for the delinquent ia xes
Of the year 1851 and . conveyance OF the
same by the Treasurer OF said county in
con lorInity with the statute. to the said
William II. Tuthill as the assignee OF the
LaA pbEEtIhSsT ticIbSi. Nuish convey butS Is
daily recorded in book 2. page 49, of tax sale
deeds OF the records OF said county.
And Tou the said defendants are hereby
roqnirad To appear At the next term Of said
District Court and show cause why your
claim Of title to the above described real
estate shail not be set aside ana he forever
barred nnd forecloeed both in law and
equity.
And that unless You appear and defend
on or before noon of the second dav of the
next term OF said District Court, to be be-
a 4, "a IT,,
the wenty-second day OF November, 1875
default Will be entered against you and
decree made in accordance with the prayer
of the petitioner.
WILLIAM II. TUTHILL.
The foregoing notice having been sub.
mitted 10 me, together with the petition,
the same Is hereby approved and il is or
d cred that The same be published for six
I'VE "a n ha Tinfnn AnyruTrsrp
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway

Close connections are made al Chicago
with the Lake Shore Il Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central, Baltimore & Ohio, Pitts.
burg, Fort Wayne x Chicago, Kankakee
Line and Pan Handle Routes, for all points
EAST and SOUTH EAST, and with the
Chicago Alton and Illinois Central for ell
points SOUTH.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific r. r at Omaha for all far
West points.
Ctoae connections are made at i,tnctFpn Inints
grsfk tTa.ns If MI rroxs ~ao9.
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Inducements offered BY this Rout,

to the travelling public are all the modern
improvements: rock and Gravel Baliasted
Track, Steel rail, rock and Iron Bridges,
Parior and Drawing Room Day Coaches,
smoking and Longing Cars. Westinghouse
Safety Air Brakes, Miller Patent safety
Coupling and Platforms, speed, Safety and
Absolute Comfort.
Running through Five Great States, and
operating over 200 miles of road, this Com.
pany presents 70 the traveller facilities that
aarE NOT and CANNOT be offered by any
Competitor.
All ticket agents can sell Won tickets via
this route.
~ you wish the best travelling accommo.
dati"ns, you will bny your tickets nv this
route, and will take no other.
AakFIs hCsHifI, ". X. sTZsSETT,
5s.s-ll s-rs-.s.s,1se. ess- p,ssesrs- A ,s.,
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w a NTF,D

A'fN - male an3 female 70 sell Pic
lures SO ~ sg mere. Foart-eT8 thuu4a nd re-
tt1l"8 ~ rnr, hat agent sey; II can
maxi mvre money IN th{. bn ness than
can on 'la.tsH farm, all staea II D." Your
PlctnrT- piEaie every body - 80 received
the > FDg sent, and sod 81 the fuxt day -
"EielBFes E-cotsed, AMI NOR. than Ets,tf soid
to fEs' jas. send 10 more t,tad 10
mud Al .Htu~.' picture dealer. seven year
ssf = III 5sr.ed
WHITNEY s %,
s0rF Ern. Conn
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION
DIR. WHITTIER,

~. e17 st. Charles Street, Sc. Louis, IA,
eonnuss usss III case, Of 10 marriage blood
I'M I'M titles svery amcnt sict moss vheh rosaits fo@
H. ny ceeo o. tmprufeBes With unparalleled suss.s.
49, - establishment 10 chartered by the stste OF W.
vss FUNDED and has been established 10 seears
S~rAe and reliable relief Being fradusie W
10. 1sosesi colleges, and having she experience o.
ss@ssi. eessss life In his spscaites h. has peree,,a
are heseq sssased b. mai, or srer.ss eyer .here. No
- - .sS failed csn srita. From the great nun
io,. Pemeaaoaa he Il enabled v Keep bis shsrs.s
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For Sale Low!
GOOH DtceIli3lU House,

vita barn, good we'll ETC., all In good Or
aer and well situated. Just south OF the
sehooi hohs|r Inquire at this Office or on
the prem ises u
6I-if JOHN KIAPING.
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Upton Seminary
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Miss sCRlBNER, Principal;
~ cd n

CALENDAR.
The Scholastic Year begins on the 18th oil
Septemoer. and closes on the second week
In June Of each year II IL divided into three
terms of Twelve weeks each. The Fall Tes m
NJ i-75 will open on Wednesday, septern Der
18Th.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION..
The Course of Instruction EN- braces all the
Higher Branches of English education. with
Latin, French. German, Music. Drawing
Needle Work and other accomplishments.
TERMS.
Tuition In English Branches, per term, q GO
primary department. o.
bOarn. per week. W
Board from Monday TO Saturday. ......... o.
Laundress per week, ....... 90
Vocal and Instrumental Music,
each per term. 10 %
Drawing and Painting do do l 10 %
Languages, do do - 8 %
Instruction IN Wax Flower do - s 20
Use Of Piano for one hour, daily, .........- %
NOTE Bills payable in ad vance.
REGULATIONS.
Pupils viii be received at any time during
the Scholastic Year.
Pupils are required 70 furnish blank eta
sheets. piilow.csses. towels, table napkins
silver fork, spoon and napkin ring, water.
PROOF cloak and overshoss.
Upton, Iowa, lss. <WA
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Notice of DiasOlufinn

sottrs ~ hereby given that the partner
snip heretofore existing between me m
dsrsigned Das been dissolved.
z. WAURE.
Da'ed ing. f2.h, l.7., arat
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PULLMAN P4LACE CARS.

These calculated cars are run on all night
trains OF all the lines Of this road.
This IL the ONLY LINE running these cars
between Chicago and 81. Paul or Chicago
and Milwaukee
AT Omaha our sieepers connect with the
Overland sleepers on the Union Pacific
Railroad, for all points west Of the Missouri
River. Among the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-09
Ayers Ague Cure,

Ayers Agu0 cure.
ror Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
chm Fever, Rcmittent Fever, Dumb
Asue. Periodical or Bilious Fever. &C..
Ard indeed all tho affections which arise
nom naAa-ious. marsh. or yriAsmatsc
poisons.
No one remedy Is louder
]. ]. !! /: J
called for by the necessities Of
the American people than
sure and safe cure for Fever
4 and AxIe Sach we are neg
erSbled TO ofer, with pertecs
certainty that Ii VIII eradicate
" The disease, and with assnr.
ance, founded % prnof, that ne harm can arse
FROM is i se in say quantity.
Tnsr WHICH projects from or prevents this dis
s,rsia~ s,.usf he Of immense service IN The com.
uunI,ies where il prevails. fTsrtAfa7A y better
.h~n ss,rs for the patient escapes the risk which
~ mus, mn In violent stacks Of this halefal dis
rarvr@r Thls CT RE expeis the mlssmasie
rs9issr al FRYER AND AGUs from the system.
sn<s urpyenss the Development Of the disease u
tsksn Ga the nrss approach of is premonifory
symptoms. II Is not only the pest femeal sss.
vel aiseoyerei for this class OF complaints, but
also the cheapest. The large quantity We SUP.
nv f,r . dollar brings il within the reach Of
eyerybaiy. and In bilious districts. where
fgysE aSp AGUE prevails, ever body should
hsys IL and use il freely, both for cure and pro
t.etion II il hepsd this price viii place e within
.na reach Of sli-the poor well IS the rich.
! srss. superiority of mis- remedy over any
cthsr ever discovered for the speedy and CERTAIN
cure Of Intermtfents Is, that IL contains no Suf-
nine or mineral: consequently II produces no
ngsaisra or other Injurious effects whatever upon
th4 constitution. Those cured rs u are lei q
healthy A. ii shey hsi never had The disease
Fever and Agsle il not alone the consequence
al the ,niasnsatc potion. A great variety Of o..
orders arise from its irritation, among whlse
sra Neuralgia Rheunati Gcat. Hesdaehs.
Vlindn~ss Toothache, Earsche, CatsrTh, Ash.
ma Palpltstiou Painful Affection Of the Spleen.
Hy-tsr3es Pain In the Bowels, Cole, Paralysis,
ana sIarSnxement OF the stomach, all Of which.
when origins ting in this cause, pat on the in.
termittent fype, or become periodical This
eCrRs. expels the poison from the blood, snd
consequently cures them sll ALIKE. II IL an In
valuable protection 10 immigrants and persons
travelling or temporarily residing in the mala.
rious districts III taken occasionally or daily
while exposed 10 the Infection. thst will be es.
GREETED from the system, and cannot accumulate
In sufscaent quantity to rpen into disease
Hence ii 10 even more valuable for protection
thar cure: and few will ever suffer from Inter
,n,rtents If they avail themselves of the profec.
ton this remedy affords.
For Iirer Com plants. arising from fnrrit
nv Of the Liver 1t IL an excellent remedy, slim
uiating the Liver into healthy activity, and pro
ducing many truly remarkable cures. where
other medicines fail.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief and
cure of ali grange.
ments IN the stels.
aeh, liver, and bow .
s.s They are a mid
spefieHt, and AZ
excellent purgatfre
Being pilTrl van
tabl. ti7sr ri,tla
y" mere .ar
RAJ what Niwt
rlfefi- ~ erie, slia
khft tHE 'lr
ass f4 fEafT ftHl.sis
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WILLIAM II. TUTHILI

The foregoing notice having been SUBJ
mitted 10 me, together with the petition.
the same IL hereby approved and il is or
erred that he same be published for six
successive weeks In the Upton ADVERTISER.
JAS. II. R0THROCK, Judge.
Tiy'on. August 18th, lSs. sw32
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For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
chm Fever, Rcmirtent Fever. Dumb
Axue. Periodical or Bilious Fever. &C..
ard indeed all tho affections which arise
nom naAia-ious. marsh, or miasmatic
poisocs.
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Cedar county
District Court.
SoSem Der Term.
1876.
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Decorah has acabbage measuring
fnur feet II circumference
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uIDDLE.AGED MEN.

Office IL our.-S To- .. 1toG, II StoS
All letters promptly answered and CORE
spoadence confidential. Address Lock BOX
$50. Davenport. Iowa Ig4s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-29
" The Use Of Paris Green"

The use of this preparation is advised by
some of the ablest agricultural chemists Of
the day as the best known remedy against the
ravages of the Colorado Potato Bug (which is
inst now such scOurse, rs 10 prevent many
persons from planting Potatoes and other veg
etables subject TO its depreiations, and those
planting being able to raise very uncertain
aud only partial cropsl 1t is said to he al
most specific when properly used They
claim that three fonrlhS Of the Potato crop OF
the IT, S during the last few years, has been
through its extensive use. While they admit
its extremely poisonous property and danger
in its abuse. yet they state that there need he
no fear from its roper use. with cauliniil and
prove by statistics and exhaustive arguments
that there is no fear of the Potatoes taking
mp enough Of the poison 10 endangcr the lives
Of con. miners, and moreover assert that before
being able to absorb such n quantity the
plants themselves wonll'he destroyed.
MASNER OF UsING 1T.
There are three ways rf preparing before
applying 10 plants. hnt nearly all agree that
il should be diluted by mixing from 10 To 90
parts Of diiuent to part Of Green f"r Pn'a-
toes, and from % to 40 parts to for less
hardy plants.
Water. Flour and Plaster are usea as dila-
euts, the former is sprinkle,l IN with a water
it g pot, the last are sprinkled on dry by means
Of dredging cup or similar vessel. OF the
8. we would recommend the 2 las: as being
more economical and efficient. Plaster wonld
be beneficial in attracting moisture md fur
nshing nutriment to the plants, lint Flour has
the advantage Of forming paSty mass til
srrnkled while dew * still nn) thus prevent
ing the Green from heing 50 easily shaken of
by wind or other causes. We are Of the
opinion that n n,ixtnre Of eqnai parts OF Flour
and Plaster tls diluent) won1, by comhin-
ing the advantages Of both, prove better than
either applied separately.
In conclusion wouli advise consumers to
purchase only the hest Paris Green, and thus
avoid preparations ALREADY diluted 10 a more
or less extent. See our advert sement.
n f. HEHDEnsoN & CT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-29
No Conflict.

Two weeks ago wa s.'uled % the fact
that seventeen noai5s rnust elap-e before he
vacancy on the Slp-ens CouE; Bcacf -reaied
by tho death Of Judge Paul. could be filled.
The Morgan NsTesry copies the article, aud
says:
"This is an error, Friend Gsnsher. The
amendment 10 the general election Law con
aicts with the following from the Constitution
which we publish Tor The benefit u our anxious
friend. Any act thatconfe;s With 1t IS, OF course,
void:
Constitution, AT, viii. Sec. :;
II a vacancy shall ccur in said Court, from
any cause, the Governor hall issHs a rrH q
slscios 70 fI sscA raeaHey foe rae rssiaas Of tAs
tern. Pr0rid,d That a. the unexpired term be
less than two wears, the Governor shall appoint a
Judge q hll such vacancy"
Taus it will Be seen that the Governor ssi'
Issue a writ Of election.
or course the Governor mas, Issue writ
Of election to On the vacancy. but the amended
election law prsscribeS the tine @E filing II
as the general election next ensuing Toe
Constitution not having designated the time
there is 90 conflict between il and the law
and the law stands Take another term il
the Senate, Brother Hodgson, before you SCI
Up as 4 Constitutional lawyer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-29
Maryland.

A blast in Frederick county injured score
of laborers.
Cumberand's new Council consists Of
democrats and s republicans.
Geo. C. Sickel of Baltimore married Mis-
Kate O,ielmayer of Washington 10 that city
OH the 18th.
And last Monday, Lieut.. Glen. q. S A
took To himself fair Baltimorean. Miss Anita
R. the beautiful daughter Of Gen. w n.
French. TIE ceremony took place at ST.
Lakes church.
One Copeland. pretended Baptist minister.
and an infamous scouudrel. tried t. identify
himself with the late International ). 5. Cn'
vention in Baltimore. 4 Philadelphia de-
sra,ch betrayed the imposter and &c lsh, az
ter,-it is said-aitemPiins the ruin Of
young lady boarder az hotel.
TheState Agricultural Collegeisina had way
with an Indebtedness of $40 600, ard roll OF
only thiriy.6ve pupils. The stockholders are
in a wranele as TO which is the better plan,
raising /, to an high scientific school, or max
ING az agricultural q fair out Of
VIM. n. Westaway was shot by VIM. Max
we'll in Baltimore recently. for an alleged un-
due intimacy with the latters wife Wests-
wsv's statement, however. would prove that
the lady t') was 30: az entirely unwilling par
~ e ,';s sets charged ssa:rc s.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-05-29
Death Of DR.. Andrews.

Rsv. c. W. AvDaEws D. D. Rector Of the
PrOiestsn, Episcopal Church at Shepherds
town, died Of pneumonia at Fredericksburg,
Virginia. at the resi- enee Of JDo G. Mason,
Esq. on Monday afternoon last DR.. An
drews was taken in whilst en- route for Rich
uond to attend the Fpiscopal Council His
remains were inferred at Shepherds,ovn oa
Wednesday. He was about IS years Of age.
The Alexandria Gazette pays the following
brief but comprehensive tribute;
ODE. Andrews was a native Of New England
but from early manhood resident Of this STATE,
sud thoroughly identified in every way with the
church aud people Of Virginia. Ills vig0rous IN
der landing, integrity. tact and zeal made him
well known and Influential throughout the EPiseo-
pal Church OF The United States, while for many
years be has been a representative and champion
Of the distinctive principles Of tn Diocese OF Nr
zinia, - hose ability was Acknowledged even by
those Who most differed from bis views. he was
always energetic 10 bis efforts 20 promote sound
doctrine, discipline, temperance. &c. His unex-
peetsd destb will cuase great grief % host Of
friends aud much regret on the part Of christians
Of al denominations"