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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

90 " o. S..,n;".>' Z. 80. ~ w
styles Of pictures. which rivals anything We
have ever seen. The process by which they are
made renders them far more durable and ele-
CANT than by the old method, and allows the ar
fist 70 defy competition. enabling him to give
i;shmant snr .bomt one.hslf The nr;cc Tha al.
lery is situated on Market street. near Bancroft's
The propretors, Messrs. Danes Il Hayes, arc
justly gaining wide spread reputation on this
coast.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

Montgomery Avenue and kearny SITS, San Fran :
cisco, Cal. 7tCo blocks sCes Of the fbstoceStreet
Chrs rom all the yiedmers ant Railrodf Depots. and
FREK COACH and CARRIAGES to the Hotel.
HORSEPOWER d SAKE, Proprietors.
Hotel Is brick, four stories. contains IFS large
rooms all perfectly lighted and ventilated, bathing
rooms, hot and cold water and closets on every
noor, street frontage 3l feet three flights Of stairs
and one Patent Hydraulic ELEVATOR. Hotel and
furnishing alt nesV-cOst nearly t2i5,0c0. WIN he
kept FIRST GLASS; At " 90 per day, and less BY the
week or month Come and See!
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

Dr. la Mars Ser mai PIIls. for Nen,1.
nal Weakness. Loss Of vigor. Sexual and General
Debility, Physical PROF. graton, and the many all
ments arising from indis tons and abuse To those
requiring = reliable remedy for the above COM
plants, DIR. Ia MARS SEMINAL PILLS are .
veritahie TOWER or SrRENerH-A FOUNTAIN OF
YOUTH: Price; - 50 per bottle: sent by express,
gists San Francisco, Post-ONice Rox, ,a52. Sole
AReuta to whom AL orders should be addreYs.d
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

1--WE go to press ct two instead of four
to-day" said Tennessee paper, "in Or
der to attend to some business Of i'm
portance in the country" At precisely
five minutes before four, two rather
high toned looking men with shotguns
called and wanted to know whore the
editor wos,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

The HABIT OF REApING.-"I have no
time to read" is the common complaint
of those whose occupations are such as
to prevent continuous book perusal
They seem to think because they cannot
devote rs much attention to books as
they are compelled to devote to their
avocations, that they cannot read any
thing. But this is great mistake. 1t
isn't the books we finish at sitting that
always does us the most good. Those
we devour in the odd moments, half a
dozen pages at time, often give
us more satisfaction, and are more
thoroughly digested than those we make
particular effort to read. The mon
who have made their mark in the world
have generally been the men who have
in boyhood formed the habit of read
ing at every available moment, whether
for five minutes or for five hours.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

Elegant photographs
Will DO taken for you at reasonable rates by
calling on Taylor 4 Co., AIS Montgomery street.
San Francisco. All work guaranteed.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

~THR Rational Gold Medal was awarded to
Bradley / Rulofson for the best Photographs in
the United States, and the Vienna Medal for the
best in the world.
429 Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

How TO GET RIcI.-Keep flask Of Trappcr's
Indian Oil in the cupboard. 1t keeps away
aches and pains, As we'll o. the doctors bill
Price 80 cents.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

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PAINLESS DENTISTRY. Nitrous Oxide Gas ad-
mnstered for painless traction Of teeth Sets OF
Artificial Teeth warranted to last ten years, from
90 upward Gold and Silver Filings nj reasonabl
prices Ten years constant practice. Office 40 SUIT
ter street. San Francisco. Use the elevator
DIR. r. MOKFFEW
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

AN Irishman having been told that
the price of bead had been lowered, ex-
claimed, "This is the first time ever
rejoiced at the downfall of my best
friend |"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02
The M .nicurc.

The NJ ,nicurc.
A lady writing from France gives the
following description of toilet institu-
ton unknown in this country. called
the "manicure:"
II came down and there stood the in
strument to shape my irregular nails
tall, lean, ark-skinned individual,
with flowing jet locks, beard and impe-
rial. TO say was surprised is too weak
an expression; was struck dumb with
establishment. My teacher had Just
gone through with her usual pairing,
and babe me be seated. The operation
began. First a sharp, French-shaped
instrument cut the nails, sloped them
on the sides with point in the center;
then tiny pair of scissors was used to
pull off all the pieces Of dry skin around
the nails, commonly called by us hang
nails;' then steel file was used to raise
the skin up and push it back so as to
show the 'half-moon' on the nail, which
is considered part of its beauty; then
liquid was poured over it to battle it;
then dried, and red pomade spread
thin, and rubbed off with fine yellow
powder, which caused them to shine.
It took about half an hour, and cost the
muni,icent sum OF 60 cents. There are
women in Paris who obtain as high Ms
ten francs visit; others who have con-
tracts by the month. They generally
receive from e12 to $50 q month"
SILK vs.. CAL1co.-What a fashiona-
bic belle may do, an ordinary woman in
the medium walks of society con not
do. Let it be known that woman can
afford silks and satins, and she can dress
in calico without exciting comment; but
if she can only afford calico, the upper.
crust bellies turn up their noses Mt once.
Hence the affectation OF calico by .
wealthy miss at the Philadelphia Cen
tennial opening has hardly the merit Of
o step toward reform. Yet it is record
ed that she is one of Philadelphia
fairest daughters, and wore dress cost
ing but so cents. 1t was made by her
self, and consisted of 10 yards of Accent
calico, rufiles and trimmings Of the
same material-the whole cost being q
half-dollar. One of the society jour-
nails referring to it says. with true
spirit of toadyisn which i'll accords with
the independence SO highly admired,
that "the dress was much admired by
the empress and other guests, all of
whom praised the noble example of in
dependence shown by the wearer."
There are some indications of ON out
break of the calico-ball mania at the
watering place hotels, which will doubt
less give our fashionable bellies addi-
tional chances to show off their spunk
in wearing calico dresses.
IT is said that hot water will restore
flowers that are faded by being worn on
the dress or carried in the hand. Cut
half an inch from the end Of the stem,
and put it directly into hot water; the
petals will smooth and resume their
beauty in few minutes. Colored Aow.
ers will revive most perfectly, but white
flowers are inclined to curl and turn
yellow. The thickest textured flowers
will keep fresh after this treatment al
most as long as they would if freshly
gathered.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

"What will you have?" asked waiter
of one of the Indiana editors at the din.
ner in Philadelphia, as he handed him o
bill of fare.
And the Hoosier with the high fore
head leaned back in the chair, wiped his
forehead thoughtfully with o napkin,
and calculated, sternly, "Gimme ALL"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

ABOUT CARPETs.-If the corner of a
carpet gets loose and prevents the door
opening, or trips every one that enters
the room, nail it down at once. A dogs
cared carpet marks the sloven as we'll as
the dog's-eared book. An English gen.
tleman, travelling some years ago, took
hammer and tacks with him, because
he found dog's-eared carpets at all the
inns where he stopped. At one of these
inns he tackled down tho carpet, which,
as,usual, was loose about the door, and
soon afterward rang for his dinner.
While the carpet was loose the door
could not be opened without hard
push; so when the waiter came up he
just unattached the door, and then, 60
ing back a couple of yards. he rushed
against it, as his habit was, with sud-
den spring to force it open. But the
wrinkles Of the carpet were no longer
there to stop it, and, not meeting with
the expected resistance, the unfortunate
waiter fell sprawling into the room. It
had never entered his head that so much
trouble might be saved by means of a
hammer and half dozen tacks, until
his fall taught him that makc-shift is O
very Improbable kind of shift. There
are good many houses in the United
States where similar practical lesson
might be of service.
Beat carpet on the wrong side first,
and then more gently on the other side.
Be careful not to use sticks with sharp
points, as they are liable to tear the car
pet.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

"SAppHo was about the first woman
who struck Tyre. There may have
been other women as able rs herself, but
the Tyres were scarce" Sappho could
have struck heap Of them in Congress
assembled.-Cincimnah Saturday Night.
The Easton Free Press says: 1t is said
that education is constantly leading on
ward the march of discovery; but edu-
cation will never discover what becomes
of all the dogs and gold watches when
the assessor is around.
A CHICAGO youth went back on his
engagement because he overheard his
sweetheart say that the had been folded
in the arms of Morpheus. They aren't
very classic out there, but they're vir-
tuous.-Cincimmati Times.
RURAL hospitality in Spain is highly
spoken of. A stranger can't take lodg-
ings at any country inn, they say, with
ont o certainty Of being Immediately
waited upon by any number Of "big
bugs"
"A PRESBYTERIAN hotel" has been al-
ready opened in Philadelphia. Will our
Methodist and Baptist brethren stand
idly by, see this thing done under their
very noses, and not start hotels. too?
AND the cares and perplexities Of life
there are few things that will mako 4
man carry his head 90 straight as to have
. ragged neck binding on his shirt, with
plenty Of starch ON it, we'll ironed in.
Mrs. PARTINoroN says she did not
marry her second husband because she
loved the male sex; but just because he
was the same size Of her first husband
and could wear out his old clothes.
An old curmudgeon says that the Ia
dies have . Decoration Day" every
Sunday.
AovIxo for . new trial Counting .
second wife.
Loxo range practice-twenty years
experience - cook.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

HIGHLY VALuED.-Some time ago q
young Scotch woman about eighteen
years of age, was found guilty of big
amy at Dundee, Scotland, and sentenc.
ed to elk months imprisonment. Her
sentence having expired, her mother,
with her brothers and sisters, and few
relatives of her first husband, oil of
whom had come from Glasgow, were at
the gate of Dundee prison in cab,
waiting to convey the girl to her first
husband, who resides in Glasgow. The
second husband, q hurley mason, be-
longing to Dundee, was also waiting
with few friends for the woman who
had suffered so severely for marrying
him. On the woman making her APP
pearance, she was Immediately seized
by each Of the parties, who made strong
efforts to get possession of her. she
seemed inclined to favor her second
lord and master, whose party, too. proved
the stronger, and they hurried her away
leaving only her bonnet in possession Of
her friends from Glasgow.
IT was Prentice Who declined to dis
cuss the question Of Woman Suffrage in
his journal because he had considered
woman from the creation, - side H.
sue.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

EIRE-PROOF Boiler and Steam Pipe Covering
~ eTEAT1TE An p No. lsNTOME. Fire Proof
Roofing Material. PuLvEKlZED SrEATfTE aud
sOAPHrONE, FIRE CLAY and LUT1N0, by the
ton or barrel: Orders for ROOFING and = EffIN0
Boilers and steam Pipe promptly attended 70.
Mandatory. Ne. 80 ToWnsea9 street, Sen
Franclsco. !. I. MERRILL, Agent
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02
Mr.. Rump, Of Georgia.

Mr.. Hump, OF Georgia.
A correspondent furnishes us with
the annexed account of the perilous ad-
ventures of Jake Rump: Thirty-five
years ago or thereabouts, there lived in
Southwest Georgia a wiry-haired, car
roty-headed, freckle-faced backwoods-
man by the name Of Jake Rump, who
passed through the following perils be-
fore he arrived at the age of twenty-five
years: He was first stricken by light
ming; then on two separate occasions,
bitten by large rattlesnakes; then again,
bitten by cOttOn-mouth moccasin, af-
forwards thrown from a wild horse and
had one arm and one leg broken. But
short time after recovering from his
fractures, he and a young brother, while
searching for their cows late one after
noon, were attacked by large panther,
which caught Jake, dragged him at least
the fourth of milo to o dense ham,
mock, where he deposited his prey and
proceeded to cover him with leaves and
brush. The panther then retired
short distance, when Jake crawled forth
and made his escape. The panther was
huge animal and had crushed Jake's
shoulder terrible. yet he soon recovered.
His trials were still not at an end. Soon
after his shoulder healed up he mad, an
attempt to run off with . neighbours
wife; was pursued, overtaken, shot,
badly wounded, and afterwards stricken
several times with knife and left in tho
road as dead. But not so; Jake in time
recovered, and stole from neighbor .
long-nosed, piney-woods pike Of pig,
for which he was indicted, convicted,
and sent to the penitentiary for term
of years, where l lost sight of him.
Sar0nah Ners.
A PARTISAN TRIcK.-The latest Pari-
sian swindle is clever. A well-dressed
woman called on a prominent mental
physician, and implored his all in cur
ing her son, who was laboring under
the delusion that some one owed him
30, 900 francs for diamonds which he had
sold. Bring him here in an hour,
and will see him alone" said the doc
tor. The woman went ut once to one of
the best jewellers, and, choosing 10000
francs worth of diamond, asked the pro.
prietor to send his assistant with them
to DR.. Us, who was her husband, and
would pay for them. The name was
we'll known, and the clerk was sent to
the doctors with her. In the an,e-room
she said, II will see if my husband is
at home" She then told the doctor
that her son was without, and the doctor
said, "Send him in here" So she sent
the clerk, telling him to leave the dia-
monds with her. Arrived in the doc
tors room, the clerk was politely seated.
and courteously asked after his general
health and habits. After replying to
these questions for some time, the
young man limited that he was rather
pressed for time, and would be glad if
the doctor would kindly pay him for the
diamonds. "Ah, true" said the doc
tor. the 30, 900 francs. Well, bye-and-
bye" Then ensued q funny scene,
which finally ended in both parties 60
ing in search of tho " mother" and find
ing that she had got tired OF waiting
and had gone. forgetting to leave the
diamonds.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02


Directions and price list mailed free Orders by
mail receive prompt attention. Goods forwarded
per Wells. Fargo Co, &. a. d. isubier; to Aprroval)
{. MULLER. Optician, tas Montgomery street, near
Bush, Snn Francisco. California.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02

ODD Fellows! Savings Bank.
nlvlDEND NDrGCE.-rhe Hoard Of pirec-
- tors Of the Odd Fellows Savings Rank have de-
cisred Dividend ct the rate 81 eight and one-half
80 per cent per Nnnum Permanent Deposits.
and of seven and three tenths q 10Y per cent per
anntim on short Deposits for che semi annual term
ending June 20. 1875 payable and after the 10th
instant. JAMES HENSON Secretary.
San FrAncisco, July 10, 1874
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-09-02
Meaiu.n nuslucs. lnllcxe.

MeAlu'S business College.
This Is an excellent school for boys and young
men. II educates thoroughly and discpnes care
fully. Young men should examine this School be-
fore attending else where. For Information call At
the office. - Post st.. OF address r. =. HEAID. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-25
Sm0ltteS &apiteI.
Der Sitter unb feline Dam

Ser Seuerbrano, ben Gbartlep in Der
Sanb tru9, mar fat erloiden, ebe er unO
goitb in Die 9rOBe SaIe bes Sburmes ge'
tommen tuaren. Sier fanoen Tie jebO6
me9r Gi9t, als Tie ertparteten, benn oas
Seuer auf Dem Sofe mari einen beleu
@lans our9 Die breitsn 5enItsr uno er.
Ieu6tcte einen She'll oes Snnsrn.
Gs mar cine jener peiten SaQen, ruie lie
gu jener 3eit in teinem freiberrli9em S9loIs
Ie feblten. Sie Sede mar sep6lbt uno
parb bon teinem Yfeiler uno teinsr SduIe
seitiibt. 3uei G~insdn9e befunOen ii9 ses
raoe chamber ~9e9eniber. Sa @oit6 ii9
pOr6er i6rer boutommenen &snntniB bes
eanien @ebduoss seriibmt bate, 10 fra9te
Gbartlep, po9in man our9 cine Gin9an9ss
tbiir, gu Der Elm babes SutenO iteinerner
Stufen fibrte, ~gelanse.
gta9 einem anOern pieredieen S6urm=
sema4, entee9nete lie. Gs iibrt cine eu-
sc Sreppe binaaf.
@enn tie nod in sutem 3uitanoe lit,
entse9nete GbartleD, 10 tOnnen mir uns
oabin 5uriid5ieben, mir iino bort Oielei6t
ii9erer. Sant Dem Seuer brauBen, lino
mir ni9t i'm Sunteln, bo!be Goitb.
@Gbrenb er nod Der Sreppe iu9te, itieB
SUB on einen Ge9enitano.
Gi, rieI er, i9 nieOerbidenO, irsenO Sc
mano bat bier Elm Seuer an9eSiinoet uno
Sluar Dor ni9t LANCER 3ett. Gs 1T iogar
cine 2ampe bier, wie i'd iebe, unb meiner
Seele, es 1T nod Elm 9eniisenSer 9orratb
Del BARN, nm tie anSusinSsn.
Sas lit ni9t 10 iebr gu uerpunOern,
WplOrO. SD erinnere mid jebt, baB Su
Weibna9tea uniere Nonnen li6 bier6er
beseben, uno in bielen Huinen cine Meiie
seleien baden gum Sell Der Sselen Der, bic
emit fOrperlid in oielen &drmen sewan-
belt iinb. S9peIter Brieitta bat biz
2ampe Suriidselaisn. g8ir fOnnen lie an.
sinben uno auberosm gu anierer srOBeren
8equemli9teit nod elm Seuer. 9enu
bies eei9ab au6, als uniere Nonnen lid
bier befanoen, uno ie ,pdrmten Elm Gefdi
nit WaIpaiier, um iid essen bic adIte su
i9iBen.
Wolte @ott, mir bdtten cine Glai9s
WaIpafer BEL Der Sanb, !a9te gbartlep.
nm ie uno bur4. ie uns Ju erpdrmsn,
Sd femme tpenis 9inse, Die better iinb In
elmer froiisen Na9t. 9o9 i9 min BIZ
2ampe Der S&wsfsr Yrisitta fir gu&
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-25
Srci5ebntcS 9apiteI.
@ NJ Der Yfsifsr.

Yl0bli9 bDrte man Elm ionoerbares Ges
raui9 i'm S4IOBbofe.
Gs ipar Elm lans9sSo9ener BOILER Son,
Der in einem pimmernoen Yieifen eritarb.
9as lit ieltIam 4! risT G6artleD auiiprin-
senb uno ni6t usniS beunrubist ais Der
6umpfe, ~itolpsrnOe Sail zines i9werea
&6rpers Den eben sebOrten SOnen foIste.
Sd muB isben, ,uas es 1T! iebte er ent=
i9lOiien bin3u.
8 i6 bite gua, risf G6itb, i'd ile6s
Gu9 an, eilt ni4t nuBlOs in Gefabr.
@enn orauben ii9 YeriOnen beiinbsn 70
tonnen mir iie 6ur9 bas 5snitsr beoba9.
ten, sbe mir ibnen aniere Ndbe psrratb.n.
SieIe Yemertuns leu9tete Gbartlep Elm.
benn ss NOR in Der fbat better, unentoedi
gu bleiben, als Mutb gu beweiien.
CT elite baber nit serdui9Ioi.m S4riti
an Dos SenItsr, bliae binaus unb ipinits
bann goitb, an feline Settle gu tommen.
sic t6at es, unb mare ni9t ibr 0eslei=
ter an i6rsr Seite sepe1en, 5ie ipirbe bel
benz Mnblide, Der fi4 ibr bot, einen lauten
Ruf bes S4redens ausseitoben baben.
9as Geuer ndmli@, bas bon ibnsn balb
The New York herald., 1876-11-12
WHAT IS TRUTH?

To THE EDiTon THE HERALp--
In an editorial note your Issue OF October L. un.
der the head, "What is Truth 7 you DO great In JUS
tcc to the swedcnborgan munster to whom you refer
and to the Swedenborgians themselves, who believe,
without any exception reservation, that tho Bible
revelation OF Divine truth from the Lord; that Is
10 Divine book, and rs much. superior to any book
OF merely human authorship the living
man 10 superior to tho marble image Of
man. There are Christians who have
so large, full, exact and unaoubtlng belief In The
Bible revelation OF Divine truth from tho Lord as
the SwedenDorgians presume you nslsd by
the report OF sermon which failed to convey the
Idea taught In It. and that you will do the justice
and the favor 70 publish this note correction OF
statement which is directly reverse the facta
BY doing you will the cause OF truth ana do
great favor 10 the friends OF the new Church Re-
spccttuhy yours, CHAUNCEY GILES
Pastor OF the Swedenborsian church In New YORK
We have received other iettcrs on this subjccs
zone from Phiiadspnisl, both giving extracts from
Swcdcnborg's writings 90 prove his estimate Of the
Bible ass Divine revelation One says
The sacred Scriptuses, or the Divine Word Is NOT
only the revelation Of the Lords Win and history
Of ris dealings with men, but also contains
Tux INFINITE TREASURES or
expressed In symbvcni or espondential language
and therefore, IN addition to the OF The letter
thsrs II IN the Word an inner sprtuai which
The New York herald., 1876-11-12

30 now. ~h~ther not those churcnss did well In
TRANSFERRING themselves and their property into other
hands Tho congregations or 81 Barthoomew's
church ST Thomas church hardly as large as
they were or might have been down town. and their
Church buildings are heavily moftgaged The Amiiy
and Twelfth street. Baptist churches have dwndsd al
most 10 nothing. and the Old Reformed church OF
Washington square has disbanded. The only churches
OF the group named that have succeeded ~ all are the
Mulberry street Methodist Episcopal church (st.
fauPs and the Mercer street Presbyterian University
place.. and, excepting Its great debt, ST. Anne's
Roman Catholic church But mono OF those that have
moved up town can show large congregations ~
thosc that remained down to~p. though they are
adorned with more gigantic debts Some OF those
magnificent edihces have to-day such small congrega-
tons and such heavy debts that thsv cannot maintain
pastor and hence their pulpts empty save as oc-
cupied by supplies" 2" Is this wise policy Tor
churches 10 pursue morally or financially?
The New York herald., 1876-11-12

can be interpreted only by the law OF correspondence
between things natural and things spiritual
Another quotes from Swedenborg's ''Trus Christian
Religion" follows:-
"rhe Word, In It's innermost, is God. "-Soction o.
"The Word Is the crown or revelation n--Section IL
"Ths Word IS pure Divine truth, having been die
tated by Jehovah Him self n-Sectioas 85, ls9. lsn
The Word, or DIVINE truth. is the only medium by
which man can approach the Lord "--Section l42
Jehovah God cescendsd a. the Divine truth, which
Is the Word i-Sections So, So
''Ai tfe Lords words ars truth. -Sectons 5ii, S49
''rhe Scripture Is tho Word the Divine truth it.
SELF sections 160, 2@2
.rhc sacred Scripture which was dictated BY the
LORD IS. in general ana In particular, marriage Of
good and truth. '-Secton GA
The above quotations ali sufficient demo nstrste
that Swedsnbors maintains the Lords words not only
10 be truth but Divine truth--inefab authority.
The New York herald., 1876-11-12
CHAT BY THE WAY

Unless your life is proof and Illustration Of your
preaching you VIII be doomed to deliver ssrhens 70
Ihs deaf and dumb all the days OF your Ifa
lisa curious fact that whom the barometer Of tho
ministers sermons says VERY dry" thai Of The
people points 10 ssudden changcn
ls must be very comforting TO know uhsa ysu come