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Pills, Yotions and Pungoncies.
What is slo>h: It's SHOW matter.

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fans M ho,lin1t nronartir: for :, rnro
What IS that which Is heightened by being
eat at both ends a ditch.
wbv ! ,n.,,, who o,,s..ts q, His. and l. ~.
t,.nd Iilie "hinvrnced + sbermans Reronsp
h. H. inst Ill sma.l
~
The most narrowing symptoms Of Bronchitis
and Consumption, are paIliated and relieved
bv nhaling the hot yapors of the solution Of
Forest Tar" # cures Catarrh. 5w25.
m Sauu5Sl "l'en l Slli5' s'in sunday
venus W"npTI aNmu ~ 'nG ,iode ,ei III
p ollooo' i''i'' ~ "i'i'"Si'"' VOICE III wy
street
From X. Fellows, NJ D., of Hill, y. L.
,l+tor,I, ho,n ,,onoraIIy l., ,,roa+ oh;octio,
-, ~, ~ IN yttico -
DIR. WISTARs BALHAM OF WILD CHERRY that
it is a remedy of superior value for Pulmonary
Diseases. have made use OF TINS preparation
for several years, and 1t has proved to be very,
reliable and efhcacious n the treatment OF
severe and long-standlng coughs. know OF
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There need be no pain

ta,r iiniment is used. Burns and scads are
healed without scar. Rheumatism, Sprains,
and most flesh, bone and muscle ailments can
b. absolutely cured. There are two kinds
The White Centaur Linment is for family use
the yellow for horses and animals. One trial
Will convince the iuciellulou4
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Castora is perfect substitute for Castor
Oil, without any OF lis objections, for it is pleas
ant TO take, and docs not nauseatc or grippe
Fer Costiveness at any age, but especially for
Sour Stomach, Wind Collie, Worms and Dis
ordered Bowels Of Children it is the most eff.
fective remedy in existence. It is harmless. ii
is reliable, and it \ cheap.
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t;. Inc sunderland toll-bridge over the Conucc-
storm saturday DR.. Z. j. Trow was On 'l If
WIN morse and sleigh when it was carried
down, but the span he was on held together 90
strongly That he and the team were unhurt
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died

o6stuqry notices, 1syona me Date, Name ara Age
mast 6ep0ia JioT-J
in Penobscot, Nov 27th. Mr. Joseph wariwe
aged s. years, months and Is days.
In Camden, Dec. u, Mrs. Alice A, wife of jos
Stock bridge. aged 43 years, II months.
In Swanvie, at the residence OF c Marden Besey
E. wife Of VIM. q. Piper, formerly OF Searsport,
aged 50 years and months
In Lamoinc Dee. IN, Davidson smith, aged "a
Years.
Iu Rockland, Dec 9th, Susan s., wife OF Levi
Scott, formerly OF Deer Isle, aged Il year..
At ClarE's Island, Dec Sth, VIM john, eldest son
Of Wm. I. and Amelia Spargo, late OF Penzancc,
Cornwall Co, England aged II years.
On Hurricane Island, Dec. 18th, infant daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ST. Clair.
In Rockland Dec. 18th, Cornelius Morton, "a geN 10
years, months and days. Dec. 18TH, John o..
OF Carrot and Mary A, Coughiin, aged II years. Dec
7th, Clara A, wife Of Wm. r. Tucker aged a6 years,
months and ~ days.
In South Ihomaston, Dec, sh, Mr.. Sarah S..
widow OF the late Philip Atwood Fales. aged Is yrs.
In 1homaston, Dee. 9TH Eleanor, daughter u
John and Cora Austin, aged year, months and l.
days. Dec. 10th, Capt. Oliver Robinson, aged III
years 9 months and q days.
In Brooklyn, \. y, Dec 9Th, Capt. Luther Hag-
den, aged = years days, formerly OF SO Thomas
ton.
- In Ean@or, Peg. lsth, Mrs. Caroline M wife of
Charles y. Brown, Esq, ana daughter of the late
Hon. Jo II 5. kimball Of Belfast.
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An American tourist who was asked in what
part OF Switzerland he felt the most heat. re-
pied; when [ was going to Berne."
HoIloway's Pills and Ointment-scrofu
la was considered incNrable until the great dis
coVery of 'Holloway's Pills and Ointment,
flashed upon the world. Diseases which battle
the skill of the medical schools, readily Weld to
ehese peerless remedies. Sculvy, Erysipelas
Saitrheum, Itch, and all cutaneous eruplions
are durable by them. % cents per box or pot
AdamSon's Botanic Bolsam. A never fail
lng remedy for Coughs Colds, Bronchitis In-
f1amatlon of the Lungs, Group, Whooping-
Cough. sore Throat, Asthma, and all affections
OF the Lungs, which terminate in Consumption
and Death. Price IS cts
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VIII be found to possess those qualities necc4.
sary to the total eradication Of ali bilious at
lacks, prompt to start the sccleions Of the liy-
er, and give 4 healthy tone TO the entire system.
Indeed, it is no Ordinary discovery in medical
science to have invented a remedy for these
stubborn complaints, which develop All The re-
suits produced by a heretofore free use of Gallo
mel. a mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledged to be destructive in the eNtrcme
70 the human system. That the properties of
certain vegetables comprise all the virtues of
calamel without IFS injurious tendencies. is now
an admitted fact rendered nliSputable by
scientific researches: and those who use the
Mandrake Pills will be fully satisfied that the
best medicines are those provided by nature in
the common herbs and roots Of the fields.
These pills open the bowels and correct all
bilious arrangements without salvation or any
OF the injurious effects Of calomel or other poi
sons. The secretion Of bile is promoted by these
pills, as viii be seen by the altered color OF the
stools, and disappearing of the saIIow complex
ION and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each
box Of pills
Prepared only by J. IT, Schenck 4 Son. at
their principal office, corner Sixth and Arch
Streets, Philadelphia, ana for sale by all drug
gists ana dealers. Price - cents per box. 4w23
TO southern and Western travellers to the
Centennial who intend visiting New York will
find the Grand Union Hotel, opposite the
Grand Central Depot one of the best Hotels
in New York to stop at. 1t is so near the de-
pot that the traveller is spared all annoyance
and expense of carriage, baggage and express
age hire, while its location is such that street
ear and stage lines radiate from this point to
all parts OF the city, 1t has elegantly furnished
rooms, has all the latest improvements and is
run on the European plan. Travellers visiting
New York. or on their way to or from the
CENTENNIAL, will lind this hotel par erect
le}ece i'll every respect. 1t is under the man
agement OF G.. f. & W. d. GARRISON, and has
become one OF the most popular Hotels in the
city of New York tyr
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Think for Yourself.

from dyspepsia, a discorded stomach and liver,
producing biliousness, heartburn costiveness.
weakness, irregular appetite, low spirits, rails
ing food after eating and often ending in fatal
attacks of fever. THEY KNOW THEY ARE SICK,
yet get little sympathy. The unfailng remedy,
which is yearly restoring thousands, is DaCos-
tas Radical Cure sold by W. O. Poor & son,
sole agents for Belfast. A. j. Jordan, agent
for 0rland. L. Is. Stover, agent for Bucks
port
A 25r. bottle will convince you of its merits.
Don't delay another hour after reading this,
but go and get bottle, and your relief is as
certain as You live. VIII YOU do it, or Will you
continue TO suffer? Think for yourself.
Professor farkcl'5 Pleasant Worm syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palatabe. No
physic required. Costs % cents. Try It, tfi9
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Dec 18th, schr IIarmona, Collins, Norfolk, va.
Dec 18th, schrs Lizzie Lane, West, Charleston or
savannah; Mary Lmgdon, Mullen Philadelphia; A
W Ellis, Bagley, Searspon to load for Bucksyille, 5
G, Pearl Condor, Orland; Napoleon Treat, Backs
port
Dec 18th, brig Prenss Hobbs, Blake, Brooksyille,
to haul up; schr Charles Cooper Gray, do.
Dec 10th, schr Arctic, CHM, Philadelphia or Ealti-
more.
Dec l9lh. schr Frank Queen. Calhoun sayanila,
South America.
Dec 10th, sciir Lark, Ilutchins, Baltimore.
Dec list, sehr A W Ellis, Bagley, for bucksYinc.
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Ga from Baltimore, Dec 18th, bark Sarah A sta
pies, Nickerson, Glasgow.
Cd from New York, Dec 18Th, brig Josie iazcl-
Ar at JaeRsonTit ~ Dee 9th. lois y. cnapIys
ChaplcS, Belfast.
Old from do. 5tn inst schr ! n Livingstone, Nc
Donald, New \ ork.
Belfast.
Ga from do, i'm. snip city Of Brooklyn Herr-
Ara New orleans, Dec 10th ship Louis Walsh
White, hamburg.
At Vineyard liaven, Dec. llth, schr Ralph lIowps.
Ryder, Belfast toI Philadelphia; Massachusetts,
kenstcr. Baltimore for Belfast.
Cd from Philadelphia, Dec llth, ,ehr Fannie
Flint, Warren, Port SEaiE
Ar AT New Orleans, Dee 18TH, sc!Ir Jefferson Bor
den Patterson, Havdnt.
Ar at Savannah, Dee l1th schr Charlie lfuChi, Fos.
Belfast.
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Sl1Il' NEWS.
Port OF BELFAST.

Dec 18th, schr5 Amazon, Harris Bangor, Sarah
Haney, do, Martha Brewer Mcfarland, Boston: /
NJ Bonnie, Enrseas, Nnalhayen: orono, Powers, Mt
Desert.
Dee lfth, schr Commerce, Woodman. Fort john
son.
Dee 18th. scl,rs A Iayfori, rcndeton, Ncw Yor}
Fannie and Edith Bartlett do, CORN; Geo lcr
guson, Ferguson, Boston; Mary Eliza, hnllock New
Brooksl lie.
Dec 10th, schr 1Ialabar Welch, Boston.
Dec 18th, Schrs Fannie Butler, Warren iohokcn.
A days; Hattie, Gilchrest, Bucksport
Dec 18th, schrs Lizzie J CLARK, Morgan, Boston
cutter Dobbn, Abby, Cas,inr.
Dec 10Th, schr Empire Ryan, Boston.
Dec 10Th schrs Van Dusen Reeves, Boston, to load
ice for the West Indies; A W Ellis, BagIc}, Sears
port for BuckeYc, G.
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:sclr Annie Murchje. of Calais was fallen in with
Dee 1lth, Waterlogged and dismasted. She was 2OC
TONS and built at Calais in 1863, where site W;t-
owned by John AIuIchic and others.
:5chr Ocean Wave from Camden for New oTk with
lime, dragged out Of frorincet0Wn harhor last week,
and went ashore ut Beach Point, Truro The vessel
biiged and the cargo taking FIRE, she became total
loss. All hands saved.
Schr Empress, from Baltimore ior Belfast. Ne, Put
into New ork, llth inst, with loss OF lib
Schr Fannie il Shaw. before reported Il Iore at
Cape Henry, was tGated OF 18Th inst, full Of wafer
She has since been toWed to Norfolk.
81 J0H1 n L, Dec il. The steamer Dominion
brought to st John last night Captain Thompson and
Of the wrecked achr Annie Murchie, Of Calais,
Me, which lost off the coast of Maine on tie
10. The were 20 hours on the top of the vessel
house, and We're nearly frozen to death on the lth
inst.
The Schr Annie Jones. Of 81 George from Erun,.
wick, Ga for New ORR, was abandoned Al sea i'll 4
waterlogged condition, the 18th inst in lat 80 49,
Ion 70 ~. Two coloIcd Seamen We're lost. The re-
mainder OF the crew were taken of the wreck by
the British brig Empernce and brought to New
port, X |. til" 4 was 10 tons register, built at
Tenants Harb0r IN lA.l and wa owned III N
George.
During the severe blow OF t7t SATURDAY, several
vessels broke from their mOorinS3 at lsicshoro and
tiriled ashore. one small schooner, name unknown,
sunk and ire others :ill more less DAMAGED.
The schr l. ate Nliktr ol Bangor, among the
number.
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d., Drake, IF Portland, VIII be in Belfast, 1T
lhenjN House, ,Imu:er, "a, 3d, lth ana 5th. lie
makes Il speciality Of all Blood Diseases, Scro-
lnla, Canker Salt Rheum, Fry sipeIas and all
forms 81 Iiwnor4, Kidney aud Liver Diseases,
Female weakness aud all forms of Nervous
weakness. Cancers and 1umors removed with
ont the use OF the knife. DR.. Drake is i resi-
dent physician Of Portland, and has Il large
practice There. which with the number of cases
successfully treated in Belfast and vicinity,
recommend, him Il, skillrul practitioner, also
proprietor OF DR.. brakes Golden Bitter> for
Stomach and Liver Diseases Dr.. Drake Merry
ous PiHs for Nervous Weakness, and Dr.
brakes Liver Pills for Bilousnes> and Consti-
patton Of the Bowels. For sale by 5. \. Howes
x 90. and druggists generally. 2w25
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ifs beiah Hshng at Damariscotta Mills is now at
nearly one h, ne ice of the bay is dotted with
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Probate Court

/ -
"'I NJ RUST, JrDGE. Il. p. HELD. Erc1s,,,y
The following business was transacted -, 4,,o M
cember Term Of said Court
ADMINISTRATIONS GRANTED on Esr,rus a.,
DAVID McDermott late Of Winterport Mary sTcI,or
mott Administrative, Isabel Staples late OF stocL
| loh l.. Nj. Partridge, Administrator: ,Ioscnb W
matthew's late OF SearSport, Martha T. Mathews. Al
hihlStfatriN: Annie Dney late Of Fran kfort. Holm
~ Nlh@sbury, Administrator; Clara Patterson iata
OF Belfast, Lewis L. Pitcher, Administrator. John
Vuigiey late Of Winterport, NathI II. Hubbard.
Administrator, Jonathan Colcord late Of Searsport
Hannah Cocord, Administrators
| GUARDIANS APP0INTED-Ph ineas Dunton over
minor heir Of Isaac " Bryant, late of Lncolnville
SYIvanus Nickerson over minor heir Of AIanson p
Billiard late of -
hlNtNaf 10 SELL REAL ESTATE oS ESTATES
Minor heirs OF Jesse Nickerson, late of Winter
port George A. Perce. late Of Frankfort.
lNNENfoRIEs FILED OK ESTATES oF-Asa A
Soathworth late of Belfast; Reuben H. Burgess late
! OF Belfast; Crawford s. Fletcher late Of Stockton
Natifl ATerll late OF Atontllle; Lyman Iitlensld
late OF WnttrporI; Hollis NJ. A. Poor late Of Bel
fast.
Al5o"ANCE MADE 10 WIDOW UN tsIArEs
oi-DHmmer Toward late OF Freedom Darius Shute
late OF Eeltast, { Il. lhoHhs late of Belfast.
"NntaNNT oi lNsoLNfNel EEltnNrD o., r.
TAIN "l--aamuel ]. liunnells late Of Stockton
WARRANT of lN8oANENcl Is~tEn on ESTATE
ga Crawford y Fletcher late Of Stockton; Mary
Potter lat Of troy.
WARRANT OF rAErlioN l.strD ~ i.arATF
q. John Carver late OF Scar port.
ORDER % Dls1HierlIo> Isat ID on IsIllls
David Durgin l.dc Of Belfast Nathan c. fetch
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HOLIDAY
6 . u
RI IL. JOHNSON & cos.

In The District Court Of the TINTED States lor TIE
District OF Maine.
In the matter Of RICHARD II. a.,
SEANIH, Bankrul !" ''i'i "P''9
FDuRSuANl 10 an order Of said Court, notice il
l. hereby given that the thrl general meeting Of
creditors in the estate Of Richard II Seayey, Bank
lupt will be held al the Custom House in Belfast,
in said District, on the 2.th day of december A D.
1876, at O'Clock p NJ before Mr.. Register iIni-
lin, for the purposes named il Section 109@ Statues
OF the nitcd States relating TO Bankruptcy.
I. l.. GRANT, Assignee.
Dated Al EeLast, Dec 10 ls.n.-2M4l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

A CARD.
TO all who are suffering from the errors and inds
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
r. lNMAN, Station ID, Bible House Ne7o lori city.
spGmosl5
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
J. concerned, that she has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself the trust Of Administrators of
the estate Of
JONATHAN COLCORD, late of Searsport,
in the County of Waldo deceased, by giving bond
as the law Directs she therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceased's estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
to her. HANNAH COLCORD
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Dispatches from Hong Kong state that the bark
C. Q. Whtmore of Bath, is under guard of the L 5
ship kearsage. is alleged that the captain and
first and second officers are guilty Of extreme cruel
ties to the crew. The owners in Bath deny the
truth of this sensational Dispatch and say they have
evidence conradcting the statements of the crew.
CAsTINE, Me, Dec. IS Sch Kate Walker, before
reported on the rocks n lobrook's Island recovered
her anchor to-day ana sailed for Rockand Sch
Post Boy, Capt Stoarns, bound 10 Rockland, is
ashore in Goose Cove harbor. The and wives
Of both the captain ana mate rescued in an eN
haused condition. The revenue cutter Dobbin sent
a boats crew to the assistance of the Kate Walker.
There is probability that the Post Boy will be got
oil when the weather moderates.
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paOBATE flOTICeS.

81 4 Probate Court held 1T Belfast within and for
the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
December, A. D., 1876.
A NNIE l.. MCKEEN, Administrators of the
~ estate OF Albert j. Mckeen, lare of Belfast in
said County Of Waldo, deceased, having presented
her first and final account Of Admin stration for a
loWance
Ordered, That the said Administrators give notice
to all persons interested by causing II copy of this
order be published three weeks success svely in the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court, to be held ut Bel
fast, within and for said County, the second Tues
day of January next, and shew cause if any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
WM NJ. RUST, Judge
true copy. Attest-B. p. FIELD, Register.
At a Probate Court held AT Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
December, A. ID. 1876
DERMELIA +. WETHERBEE, Administrators
4 of the estate of Lewis NJ. Wetherbee, late of
Belmont in said County Of Waldo, deceased having
presented her first and final of Adninistrt-
ton for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Administrators give no
tice to all persons interested by causing 4 copy of
this order to be published three weeks successfully
in the Republican Journal printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at Probate Court, to be held at
Belfast, within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday OF January next, at ten of the clock be
fore noon, and slcW cause il any they have, why
the same should not be allowed
WM. NJ RUST, Judge.
A truecopy, Attest: B. =. FIELD. Register.
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rNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l. concerned, that She has been duly appointed and
taken upon herself the trust of Administrators
of the estate of
DAVID MCDERMOTT late of Winterport
in the County of Waldo, deceased by giving bond
as the law directs; she therefore requests all per-
who are indebted to said deceased's estate TO
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the for settlement
to her. MARY MCDERMOTT.
, 1876-11-23
from that aay 10 this tlfo has insisted on leaving
thu choice Of snch thfnsA 10 MO.
Ilit. 1llAlH

fron, that ,1ay 10 this to has insisted on leaving
tho choice Of such th'',g@ 10 mo:
an@ n to 81 ct @
s esas ax, md F"s: s e ss s !. Sasc
tot temporal ,h!nS.; and .I not know wlat va
o'clock In tho aficrnnon when was to DO in cir.
cun,stanees ct lMttet!laE trial. and 20 wond rnt
ss os es ' ,s", s ss1sS w @ IL
;snn ds d., ri H. 81 !es1s, A5sf i + Nj; d
vonid not glyS mo arncc beiorohand, bseanso lis
hs so@asth!ng met dtter {er me th:n Eeaeo. H. want.
su n syG b.oa o nssdd
aging mo TO TO wilhout Him; i fs,not u,oro1y
mercy wo want but 'hH mere'fal ~, Go T. IT. l., not
an" wt ~ III hc l,ne II i not symp"ihy we
want, lat the symrathizfne t4oe cheering 10 aud
comforting s y ,s constant and Il, &c
Tine. 49, "'''''' ~ ''r ''~''' ''' ' '~
AEatn. when wc III to get the answer to our
fhsro I. passnRe u acrpnro 0 Till speaks abont
!ht:, There were Certain cldersof ls.aei who came
to Jeremiah, e otci prayers boforo tho Lord; th9t
requests hetors Jehoyah; but what docs lIc, tay
e1 ~ hfis an .ss ' M are ss III s ' hs %
ioto speak and ny unto them eypry n'An that ret.
Sna @ sseo!aing 70 tho multitude iii ,a q wi is iass%
ns take AMY tho sturabling- -hlocks, lest tho Lord
rctusc 10 be Inquired of by Is nt ALL On Tho other
linnt'. lhcfe Is Tho caso Of pani1lt to whom tho
Angol Of tic I.arll sa!d. Al tho beginning OF Thy
rnrrleatlon tho coninantlinent came forth, anh
a,1l e9me to show tl.cs, for ttnu ars greatly hC.
ln!Ms full Of blessings. Lat iii, therefore, come
to Him with hoarts ompty Of ourselves.
TIE new. MIR: ADAMS,
OF Centenary Church, eafd Every prayer haa Its
origin In the heart Of t}ot from whetco 1t makes
twn jonrnoys,-drst down lnio tho henri Of the
tspd It IL those who thus know the
wifi, the sp!rlt, because thcy arc Allied With Ills
tell!gcnt!y, because we do not know tho will al
ti0d, md the renson wo do not know tho wilt Of
thr. VIII do ~ will ahal know q ihe loctrnc.
4accn Jczehcl Iio was not auitc IN the way Of
lis duty and t!laL was what led him i0 offer that
foolish prayer that he might die. Daniel prayed
tntull!Gontiy. llo knew tho mind Of God for he
wns MI tho time doing II. 50 II We arc 10 10 In
Intimate communication With God, we must Colt.
slantly 10 Ills VIII.
After singing prayers were offered by the Rev.
rrof Cpahlug. Of Cleveland, O., md tbs Roy. Dr..
Noyes Of EsunBion.
Mr. sankuy then xang " O to DO nothing, " after
which Mr. Moody called for thu members prcrent
who dcsi ired to present themselves for prayers to
Mr.. Moody !lon called on the Rev Nr. williamson
optay, and followed with fo7yent prayut lin:
self thnt Hol would bAptlze thusa dear nlnsiors
with tho Holy Spirit md prepare them for thulr
great work 0f preaching tho Gospel.
Ucncdiction by thu Rev. htr. Davis.
, 1876-11-23
MUSIC.

0~ASuA1SAoH " tNE AAGVt AAst NAN'os
MUSIC.
ITS PART IN THE LoND's woRK.
Tho afternoon session at the Tabernacle was bet
Ter attended ihan any previous part OF The Conrcn-
tl0n. This ground floor WAS crowded fn.l Of dele
gates AWAY back 10 tho galleries, md the galleries
Themselves held abuut 9, 600 spectators and In.
tcrcBted listeners largely composed of the wives
md ether relatives Of tho delegates. TIE noet.
Ing WIS for tho discussion OF The question ''IIow
Shall The Music be Conducted IN the Lords workf'
Mr.. Moody presided, md gavc out as tho open.
Ing hylnh tho 10th,
Arise, my soul, arieo.
Tho RoT. j. q. Gillette, OF Jacksonville, then
offered prayer, and the Gfty.s!xth hymn,
Tho Gecat Physician II row ncar,
was sung With great iesvor,
MIR. IRA u. sANKEr,
MF. Moody's rlgh..haud man, opened The discns-
sion Of tho quostlon by saying that he could not
hope to cover 1t NIL or oven any great part OF It,
In tho fow minntcs allotted 10 hlhi. 1t was large
question, and Ind ,uAny branches; X wnH not by
my means all confined to uvangcl'stsc work, nor
to prayer. meetings, nor 10 church services. Fny
hin,so1r he prepared 10 give them Tic result OF
Gftccn years experience In all branches Of tho
Lords wosk,-!n the church, the psaycr-mcctng,
and tho SnGbattl'school, we'll In the ovnngcl.
tstic work; ho had no pet theories 10 advance, but
only wished TO instruct and bonsat his hearers ns
for IA he could.
Tile first section OF tho subject was TINT ono
wss .oata T. snns n @ chassh
chnfr 70 lend, and to haye tho congregation rny
with thorn. Many harsh things had boon uald q
quartet choirH, and tlouht some Of them were do
served, and sumo Of tho peraons In iloao cloirs
were to blamo; but after al tho deacons, tho
Christians Il heatE ard vcry little blessing could
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that mnn bnlceca what ho enysl" That Ia tho
whole thing. Until you make your congregation
feel thae ynn beJIoye whnt you say, yon cahnot
have revival.
9clcgstc-lIow nrc yon going to mako tho
penple hcllevo what you aAy.
Alr. Moody-Sleilcvo II y0Msaelf. [t.anghtcr.
The alscnra!on Of this Topic was then closed, and.
MT. Sankcy sang ''Only nm Armor. Bearer" In his
usnnl stirring stylc