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l.
He WAsS'r UsED TO ,Ir.--A man from
the Far West arrived in the city Satur.
day, Yesterday. he gathered knot Of
friends abnnt him, and attracted general
sympathy by the tale lie told of his, trouble
with dies Al early dawn. lie sad:
"YMl4 know how warm il wss .thiA
morning; d fellow !cnuldn't keer any VI
HI. bedsclolhes on him to save liiiSs liip.
Well j was just more'n enjoying myself
snoOting, away about 6 O'clock, when the
sun got fairly. into the room an, the aies
wOkeup. As Soon "a they woke up they
wentior me. It's my opinion they took
me for. the Black Hills and went,prospect-
in. II wasn't amy use slapplp' At EN-;
they'd fly away for minute when you
did, and, then, llcome back again
tiercer'n ever. i watched 'em as
they'd light on, me and ex-
plore me. One fOllerd find q place
that seemed 10 him to promise pay dirt,
an then he'd make motion to The other
fellers an they'd gather round an sock
in their1 fRke ~ make; phe Squirm
worse'n an eel. Then there was 4 class or
oid iiss tS5iss Seilis Il Fiji Hill ones. The The
boss 1y would trot around over me,
pointing out 70 the others how the land
lay all about the mountains an canyons
an foot hills, an then they'd all chip in
together for geological specimens, an
make me sguirm some sTS IA tell yoq
Il was awful! I've ct tnjuns on the
plains, but itwarn't nothing 10 flies these
motnin's. I'm Just i mass O. red an
white mimi region, Clipped all over with
them datned surface dlegin's. An I'm
goin' 70 git out o town, an away from
lilies atore night" =
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RepabllcanI State Convention.

A Convention Of the Union Republican Party o.
Wet Virginia will be held at the city Of PaIkers-
burg. on THURSDAY, the2dh dayot July, 1876,
for the purpose Of nominating eandlaates for The
Offices Of Governor, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
General, State Superintendent q Free Schools and
three Judges Of The Cont Of Appeals; also for the
purpose q nominating an: Electoral Ticket and
ranacting such other proper business as may come
before the Convention. asra
The Union Republican farty Of the State Is re-
duested toaVpoint delegates 70 aid Convention from
Tie various counties at such time and In such man
ner IS may BE- convenient 70 the people Of ihc sew
Sral eountieA asIs s s9 Z
All voters Of Tho State, without regard to past
political dlErences. or party Affiliations who are In
favor Of such changes In ouI Consultation and law
Is experience has shown necessary, and favor re
,isnchment and economy in the Administration o.
our State, sfatu. and the punishment q oaieia
CORRUPTION, arc cordially invited to participate ID
The sid County and State Conventions tc
By order Of The State, Union Republican Execu
i've Committee ~ JOHN W. MASON,
GRAFTON, W. VA, June1, 1876. Chairman
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John Morrissey Hot for Tilden

toAh AApEEAhStIF AASa 49,
St. LOuIe Correspondence LouiIrllle CouriGJ Jour
'- p laa nal tDem) d. OIL tf " Z
Reporter-You think there is no doub
that filden can carry New York !? a r
Mr.. Morrissey-No, sir, not the leasl
doubt OF it. His majority would be sixty
thousand. "a. s.rt.t T.
Reporter-You regard Tilden as the
favorite Of the Eastern Democracy?
Mr.. Morrissey-Unquestionably. This
fight must be made In the Eastern States.
The party can. not afford to throw away
the opportunity tpgain victory. 81
Reporter-You donot count largely on
Western aid? II
Mr.. MorrisseyTNo, sir; When has j ths
West given eleotokal votes ior Dernodt attic
candidates would like to know? We
cannot depend on the Northwest. With
Tilden we can carry California and Ore.
gon, and all the doubtful Eastern. States,
and, il any man can, he can carry the dis.
puted Western States.
Reporter-=Y ou think theD, that the
Tammany opposition does not amount TO
anything which would necessitate his re-
lection BY the Convention. r 'sts
Mr.. Morrissey-C Certainly do. .AsI said
before, is not the first time he has been
opposed by thd4e fellows. What was the
result? Why he carried the State, and
triumphmhyplanted thefag Of thelInr.
~ on the ramparts Of the enemy. The
nomination Of Hayes was concession by
the Republicans that retOIm was needed.
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OIL o coUs
c,TArE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
III AND COUNTY COURT.
C,a1 v. McNulty, with W. a.
MeNultY her hnlblnd,
VII " NObN'

James N. EElra,i Jr.. Elizabeth
Richardson, with ", Il, Richard.
VI, With ia james 4. BIsss hsr 6as Gn cllaHCery.
land, Emma g Peck With VIM. IH r.Ir
Peek her husband, james II. EW. BE- 'tH
Ing and Kate Ewing, heirs at law l..
Of Wllliauf Ewing, DECD, and
Mary Ewing, Wid6Euf the IaId
WIN. Ewing, decd. tr
By virtue Of tho authority vested In the under:
signed by decree entered In the above entitled
cause, on the day Of June, 1915, 10 the aid
County Court, the undersigned, special Commis-
l1nOFS, will sGfl At pnble auction, 70 the hlgne,t
bidder Al the font door Of the Court HOUSE o. Ohio
county, weit Virginia, on Il,
MONDAY. the 2lth day Of July, 1915, Z.
The following described red estab, situated o.
Wheeling Island, IN the city Of wheeling, sato o
West Virginia, that q tonyt Lots numbered Iotty-
three ltS), iofty-iour co. and the westerly one
half Of lot number foEtyty0 90, Ia that Addition
10 the city Of Whcelink known ~ the addition
70 the city d WheelngtAd out By Henry Aoore,
truItea Of the estate 0t Ebepeler Zane, deceased,
10 such parcels u may belt subsorye the interests
Of the part1es.
TINS on SALR- One third in hand, md a much
more a the bidder may desire . Payi the remain
der In two notg at nlhe and eighteen months with
interest from the day d ale % b secured in neh
manner n may b. GatlltAetGry to the Commission
erI Title 10 10 retained until the puTcmeo money
q an PAID. DANIEL PECK and
JOHN o. PENDLEToN,
iei9 Special Commissioners. D
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THnCEssrsE.sxtAI AT WASHINGTON, PA.
Tbs Committee Of ArrapgePents iol
the Fourth Of July celebration ct Little
Washington thas adopted the annexed
.programme Procession u form in front
81 he Court House at o. a. N. and tc
move to Shirts Grove at 10 A. NJ; or
SANITATION Of meeting; prayer BY Rev. X
5. Miller; music by West Alexander band
reading Of Declaration by DR.. 7. Nc
Kennan; vocal music chorus, WhiltieE.'i
hymn: GRAFTON, J. L. Judson, Esq; music
TN dc band; historical sketch, by DR.. a
.Greigh; vocal mugic; dinner; vocal music
ptoasts and responses; music by the band
About 0 P. N. the town will be illumina'
led and there will be a display Of ire
works. It is expected that excursion
trains will be run from Wheeling and
ppithbureh, !i.i efuti 'fi
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TUESDAY. JUNE 20, 1876.

THERE seems TO be quite spirited
contest going on among our RepgblicsslR'
friends over in Belmont county Tor The
lifSspt ,gOVihSstEiaHs ybith will come
befote he conyentton to be held at
Barnesyille on the Goth OF June. There
are several candidates for the rnpmina'
ton OF Sheriff, and among the rest We
notice our ifiend 5sFw. McFaslahd5 b
East Richland township, We think the
Republicans of Belmont conntywould dc
well to honor him as their u choice, as he
would no doubt be elected, and II elected
would make good 0fi6Sr!Q aai7 d
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BxCURSION-'
Warrington and Jefferson College,
Rei. GEO. Q. HAYS. DID,. Pres't
Wl,rnNaToN. IN. Juno q, lsI6

WAI1AGtoNi EA1t Sahe ~ A"'S'
Respected FFieadE,-We present you our annual
greeting, and with the compliments Of the season,
Invite you 10 our Anniversary Exercises.
They will begin With the BaeealanTtate sermon,
in The Town Hall, at I Pm, sabbath, June -.
The common 20 the Society Of RshgiOul sIDquiry
viii Be preached In the Sll1e place. At p NJ, th1i
evening by Rev. W. Il. JeAES, D. D., Of Cleveland
ono. The Class Day. Exerrlles Will Be given In
M Town Hall, on Monday Evening.
ms Grafton to the Literary Soeletses Will b de-
lIvered on Tuesday evening, BY ThoS N. MAFlhalli
I'M y c6n@snca H:nt win b on wednesday, June
q. Al ESQ 4, T., In the Town Hall.
Air, u. the usual Dinnfr will Be given 10 tht
Alumni and Invited guests in Examination Hall
An the Eass Of W36p Will plant their Memorial
Tfee. aiter which thore will bea College Reunion,
In the Grove, with address nom OLD TIlkans
INC railroads have kindly agreed TO run special
Trains from Wheeling and HttsburEh, leaving eact
place al 4, n, and returning leaving Waahlngtel
II ar. Y. on Wednesday, tho 18th.
Come and spend asmueh time, with rs n you can
hut RiyO at least Wednesday % your own feere q
tIons md 6nrouragc the cause d education and 'h'
In 6dhaif Of Trustees, Faculty, Students and
ltIEens Of HaShingtnn. ,,o n u.ys
lea ...- dEps r. hAlos
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DIED.

|, IHAMILToS.4As Nov Orleans, Ia. on satur
June 2lth, 1876 Ut one O'clock A. ~, JoiIs
WiiIIAM HAMILTON, n natie and former resider
Of this city. .t!1it ~
Funeral from the residence q Mrs. E. J. Freeze
No. lOd Fifteenth street, on this TTuesiay) after
noon u 4 O'clock. Friends Of the family ne re
specially invited TO attend. 70 1i1sta ~
WILSON Lon Monday afternoon, June %, isi6
lFRkSSx, son Of oapt Andrew and Elizabeth VII
son, aged u yean and 5months. III
Funeral from the residence Of his parent, No
2Il Market street. on Wednesday morning at Hln'
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited. In
t.unpentdt Greenwood. li ~
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Az exchange has discovered new
reason why Hayes viii carry the English
and German vote alike. Commencing In
The middleAnd going one way, tho name
spells the EngliSh ayes,n while going the
other way II reveals the German "yah r
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TlE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO


FIlHE STATE w We'll 'lhoiNAA, oniN
i COUNTY.
~ In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
In.the matter Of the petition Of Thomas Pearce
Foreign Guardian Of Thomas A. Heron, Agnes h
Pcircc, Robert Pearce. William A. Pearce and
James F. Pearee. In ChanoeTy.
To Az Whom n May Concern:
Take notice that I, Thomas Pearce, Foreign Guar.
dian Of Thomas 4. Heron, Agnes r. PeAIce, Robert
Pearce, William A.. PeArce and james T. Pearce
will, on the 96th day Of july A. D. 1896 petition
The Municipal Court Of Wheeling, West Virginia
for I'D order directing Robert Cowen and CharlesT
Cowen, Executors Of the estate Of John CQwen, de-
ceased late Of Ohio county, TO pay and deliver Il
me, NJ such Foreign Guardian, MI personal proper;
ty and money In their hands belonging tony aid
wards, md 70 authorize me as such Foreign Guar
dian to sue for, recover and receive all money o.
personal property belonging 70 said wards, In nke
manner a u were appointed guardian In thi:
Estate; and TO remove the ZANE TO the county and
State In which as such Foreign Guardian wasap-
pointed and qualified. a,,
Foreign Guardian d Thomas A. Heron, Agnes R.,
Robert, William 4. and james F. Pearec:
4 by L. i. JORDAN, his Attorney. tG27-Tu
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$1,000 REWAR
:. The above reward will te paid on sIGHr. Our
Perfected Spectacles never la to reward more than
the amount named all who test them, ~ eyesight
Il invaluable. They relieve al dImnes., gllmmer:
ing and weakness, imparting strength, health and
yIgor TO impaired vision. They arc superior to all
unified 1Patenp arrangements. Call nj the optl-
al Headquarters ll03 Main street, for spectaclcs,
"i led N 0&foBY 4 DUFFIELD.
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OENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
Once Of ,ss Mayer and nae cs .: M ,.,s

omee Of the Mayor and chid Marshal,
, .s-. WHKEi1N0, June 2oth, 1876.
An Illumination On The evening, o. The hes 81 s and
banner ani streAnms Cd both days 1.
asked BY the committed in charge Of
tho Centennial Celebration. The hamlnation
and decoration should DO BY all public buildings,
the OapItol, Court HOUSE, Public SCHOOL,, society
Hans, Bridges, places Of budness, DC, and dwell
Ines and should Be as full rs possible, apd 10 all
paris Of the dty, and not restricted to The line Of
iihrch. ~ respectfully,
IL A. J. SWEENEY,
Ieet JIG Mayor and Chief Marshal.
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spEcIALlNoTIcEs.
"A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and In
dlseretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, los Of manhood, de-, will send recipe that
VIM cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This greAi
rernedy was discovered BY missionary n South
America. send q pslt.addressed envelope TO the
REv. JosrfH T. IsMAs, .Statica D, Bi6te HOudi
Sap York Guy. fe2s-eoddw
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THE STATE OF wEsr VIRGINIA, OHIO

l. SOuN1i' HI. I..
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
In the mater OF the petition Of ". J. Piper for
eiTn guardian Of Janies Hurley, Edward Huriey
ald John X. ". PipeE. In Chaneery. Z
70 Al Whom n Nay Concern:
Take notice that /, ". J. Piper, iO,elsn guardian
Iner, will on tis 10th day Of July, 1876. petition
The Municipal Court Of Wheeling, West yIginia
for an order directing Robert Cowen and Charles 7
Cowen, Executors Of the estate Of John Gowen
10 me, as such Foreign Guardian, al personal pro
pefty and money In their hands belonging 10 my
said wards, and to authorize me q such iofeigf
uSrdIan 10 sue for, recover and receive all money
or personal property belonging 10 said wards, u
like manner rs II l were appointed guardian ID
this State; and 10 remove the same to the county
and State 10 which !, rs such Foreign Guardian
was appointed and qualified. -, r,,,,r
Foreign Guardian Of james Hurley, Edward Hur'
ley and John X. W. Piper.
ByI s, JORDAN, his Attorney. lee7.m
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


BY Slat, b aApaAot, poaaOs Ilgs'A =.
Ine q oOlThres nonthA..'.s4 ~
In ntonihS......,,.. 0OOno m0nth.....'..'..-: 70
nSllysTci ~ CarfierI In CITY I6e per WecK'
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Mesrs. HUsEMEN 4 MENDEL are determined
10 meet the popular1 In the matter Of prices
fai 40 their old patrons, md ibis new move viii
they hope. induce others to patronlze them. ID
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One yeAT............e.'s n "
io- WEEKLY
ByMaa, Ia-shdaas potsaSs prsaiE.
tine ycar.........sl 6plx nqlihs. ..:.:..::.Si %
10 Club Of - eaen'
ln CulB oil ~ tCu'
IN Clubs Of Twenty y e1ch:
And an extra copy 70 person getting up Clah1i
DB-Ths above prices are invariable. Remit q
our risk, In Draft or Postofice Money OTden, and
where neIihar Of these can 30 PrOepred, bepd thl
money In aReyiStcrcd Letter. n ~
THE NTE1I1aENCER viii present dSily thi
news Ia all departments, from all quarters o.
the world, - well - complete record Of local
events.
THE WEEKLY Il printed on THURSDAY, and c1n
he hAd al the counter, In paid envelopes, RAD
iOf mailing. ED-SeAd q epPy 10 GhItaI yrtsfdi
and rtlaiiTeI uith as,1I hGHARAJ gsele
observation-disclosures deEring % have III
DAILY INrELLlsK4CIl leit 5tlsnlnIly q taGil
residences IN HthS city and subnrhs, can b
served By leaving ther addre4 al Counting
Room, Of bynroR hitter through the POI eGee
TO CONFERENCE.-The attention will b paid
10 annnynous commute honst every artel'
must 81 aceompahled BY tho Writer'ireAl nam'
anu ANH -slts t1Gei
Business Letters Tor uS should be ADDRESSED
FFeu q Campbell" and should In NO case DO ad'
dressed 10 either individual member Of the MN D
name. .t- N. H-
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PROCLAMATION,
MAYORS oTHIcE,
CnEAT REDUCTION N THE PRICES OF
NT LIVERY. ~ 'iti'

lGREAT REDUCTION ~ TIE FhiSt-' We
HUSEMEN q aIENDEL
VIII on and after June 20th 1876 make the follow.
ing reduction In their price List for Cash, and Cash
only: .,,vs 70, .,urous .,f..
To Greenwood and n. Catholic Cemeteries, morn
| Ing from 81 90 reduced 10 s. co.
10 Greenwood and N. Catholic Cemeteries, alter
noon, from IS 90 reduced to 81 90.
To Mt: Wood Cemetery, morning. from So % re-
To MI Wood Cemetery, afternoon, from 81 %
To Red Mans Cemetery, morning, from s. 90 re
dueed to 81 90. .urF
10 Red Nam. Cemetery, afternoon, from 81 90
reduced TOYS 90.
10 old Catholic Cemetery, morning. from $ %
reduced TO 50 %.
To Old Catholic Cemetery afternoon, from 81 %
reduced to IS 90.
To John Street Cemetery, morning, from $ %
reduced 10 81 90.
70 John Street Cemetery, afternoon, from 81 90
10 Peninsular Cemetery, from 81 reduced 10 s.,
To Caldyells Run Cemetery, from ~ rednced to
To McMechen', Cemetery, from 50 reduced to
ToNeeland's Cemetery, from 50 reduced to 81 60.
To Martins Ferry Cemetery, Iron IS reduced to
TO Stone Church Cemetery, from SC reduced TO
| 81 50.
To Rock Hill Cemetery. from 50 reduced 50.
HACKS FOR WEDDINGS, PARTIES OR BALLS.
In the city reduced from 90 to 50 %.
Ia the country reduced from % TO s. GO.
Hacks 10 Opera House reduced from 90 70 - 90.
I toMt. De Chantal reduced from 90 TO s..
oW. Alexander reduced from 10 90 to ST.
per day reduced from 10 90 % 81.
per half day reduced from Q 90 10 81 %.
city run reduced from 90 10 81.
10 Bridgeport reduced from 3 90 to q.
rH BUGGIES. 800.
Double Team and Buggy per day reduced from
Double Team and Buggy per half day reduced
from 90 10 81 90.
HorsO and Buggy per day reduced lrom5 % TO g.
Horse and Buggy half day reduced from 5 % to 81.
Horse and Buggy, evening drive. reduced IRON
| 8 90 10 50 90 iill'
The above will apply In all cases except the
FOURTH OF JULY, when the old rates will be
charged, and on Sunday, wheu Horse and Buggy
will be 81 % per day; IS 0Oper hall day.
! BAnoucHEs.
Per day reduced from 8 % 10 50 90.
Per half day reduced from 70 to 81 90
Messrs. HU6EMEN 4 MENDEL are determined
10 meet the popuar1etnand In the matter Of prices
and will no doubt b eneou1ged. They are thank,
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PARTICULAR LoeALiTrra

In some localities there is scenery
which has worldwide reputation. Who
has not heard Of the Lakes OF Killarney ?
And they are marvel Of beauty. There
are many spots on earth where more sub.
lime views can be had, but iew'where so
much that is picturesque, andye varied
is concentrated. Tic Giants CauAeway Ia
a worlds wonder in the way Of a curtos.
ity. As scene Il y Disappointing.
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EuRorEAN ColRREsrONpENCE
Letter from REV: b. W. Fisher, OF
Wheeling.
ITINERARY

BELFAST, IRELAND, June, 1916.
E,ll,orS nj tho IntAllIpeneer: ,tr..
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SEsH.WEEKLY.


Bv r,al, b a1ndan,, fdiia0t Pftpd1d'
- hAiRi, unouthH II
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GIN REwARD-Doa IosT.-stsayed Or sto-
1lU len from the premises Of the subscriber, z
Black and Tn Rat Terrier Dog; weighs about 20
pounds; has YelOWish len and feet; answers 70 The
name Of tEpdrt" or HTIdy." Any one Teturuing
him 70 ISIS chapllne street, Or 70 Rlyer1ide Nal
Mil, IhAll receive the above reward.
jeSiS II. n. BABC0CR.
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THE NrELIIGENCER Win present daily thl
news in al Departments, from al quarters q
The world, a. well asa complete record Of Local
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-26
DntY, Not Vengeance.

v, no 1e The hplToh or THE suN-Sir: why de-
.u ptlse eur keep NJ malicious attack on lrechrr
en- 51u 40 slnlcs hai You cannot unil gu Ia We
r,u uturtH nose reputation eutlers2 Let the moor
unrhder rest with his Maker "Vcnreance is NM
saw" ''' Lo'u' AUNT NANCY DowRLL.
oar assault on MIR. Beecher, Aunt Nancy. ia
not malicious. We have no feelings OF malice
toward him, but we have duty to society.
ana II Is TO tear of the Sleeps clothing In which
wolves proving among the lambs OF the
churches sometimes endue themselves. The
real enemies Of Mr.. Beecher are those who en-
couraged him to perJure himself. His real
ir'ehds are those who tell him to confess his
sins aud abandon the ways OF lying and du.
pl n.y. So doing they advise him to a course
when VIII bring him the only peace he can ever
expect TO enjoy. II 1t is incumbent on Amt
Nancy to give up TO the retrbution Of the law
tue tn'ei who steals her preserves or chickens
or winter furs' It is much more incumbent ON
apuolic Journal TO drag before the tribunal Of
justice criminal who hypocritically assumed
to teach his fellow men the awful law OF God
which 10 bis own condemnation.
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The popularity of ex-Brothor JOE How
ARDS ecclesieshcal relations naturally excites
much inquiry and awakens profound thoupbt
II Is not surprising that with increase OF years
ana deeper investigation he should BASS through
dluerent phases OF theological belief An
earnest nature, eager for the truth and unfet
tered by formulated creed. will often revise
lts opinions and take new religious departures.
Hut eX-lirother JOE HowARD's return to the
fold OF the brethren is strange, as being back
ward step taken by man who had before
looked forward only, and impatient OF eccleslas-
tloa control, had gone forth on IA sort OF private
theological exploring expedition. The time the
ex-brother has chosen fer again Joining tho
plymouth caravan is another strange element
OF this strange case. He waits until the pastor
Is accused Of adultery and perjury before he re-
turns to follow his crook. The chiyalric ma
ture OF the eI-brother might have something
to do with this, but he ia too close a reasoner
and TOO remorselcss a theologiAn to mix up
worldly sentiment and religious Obligation,