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:VECE TIN FL
Will Cleanse Scrofula from
the SYSTEM
HONEST OPINION.
MIR. II. r. STEVENS

MR.. II. r. STEVENS
DEAR SIR-This is TO show that my son
was taken sick in January, 1854, with
Scrofala, which came out in large sores
and ulcers on his leg and hip. His leg was
swelled more than twice its natural size.
He had several doctors of high standing In
their profession-two from Boston and
three from CharleStown- without getting a
bit better He was Obliged TO lie wherever
he was placed, for he had no use OF his
limbs whatever. When we had given up
all hopes of his living we were told TO try
Vegetine, the great blood remedy; and he
had taken IL but short time before We
could see a great change. The sores run so
bad that we had to change the cloths four
or 1--WE times day. Still, he was getting
better; for he could move his limbs and
sit up in bed, and, by constant use of Nege-
tine, 1t has cured him. He has lame leg,
which he will probably have for life; but
we all honestly believe IL we had used
Vegetine before we had bothered with
those doctors, Ii would have saved the use
OF his leg. and restored II to natural health.
hope all those troubled with Scrofula
who Is now well and able to speak for HIM
self. CATHERINE MAHONEf,
DANIEL MAHONEY,
l9 Trenton ST., Charlestown, Mass.
May 10, 1872.
The above plain but honest statement
couclusively shows the quick and
thorough cleansing effects OF the Vegetine
In Scrofula..
Vegetine Is acknowledged by all classes
of people to be the best and most reliable
blood purifier IN the world.
Vegettne II Sold by all Druggists.
fAbllb
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Deed
made March %, 1876, by Jas. P. Rogers
trustee, for lot 8 in square 10, II. J. r.
Bakers addition, was admitted March
30th.
Deed made March so, 1876, by Chris
tiap, Richard and John Happy TO Au-
gust Zoeckler, for one bay horse, &c,
was admitted March 80; Sl60.
Deed made March is, 1876, by VIM.
Bailey to Benson J. Ellifritz, for one
half of lot IS in square II, Joseph Csld-
wells addition, was admitted March 80;
$3.50.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

Our old friend q. D. Callen, OF South
Bellsire, is now one Of the happiest men
in the city. It's beautiful boy baby
and a Democrat, and We know that our
friend Callen will bring it up in the way
it should go, and then when it gets old
it will not depart therefrom.
TIE Democrats met in CITY Hall ves-
terdsy sfternooe and nominated the fol-
lowing township ticket. For Justice o!
the Peace, James Kelsey; Trustees, j.
81. Day, John Butte and Jacob Aaser;
Treasurer, James Kelly: Clerk, II. G..
Wilson; Assessor, 4. 81. Grouse, Jr.;
Constables, John Mccormick snd Wm.
N. Drugan.
JOHN LowENAS, son of Elias Lowe
man, who had his leg broken at the Re-
publican jollifeation last fall, was taken
suddenly sick yesterday afternoon on the
street. Mr.. Hall was sent for. who took
him home in his express. John has been
able to be out but short time, and has
been attending school.
Two MEN got into sn alteration yes
terday afternoon, on Union street, which
resulted in one Of them getting bit or
the head with handy billy. We were
unable to learn the names Of the parties.
LITTLE FRED CALLES, son Of George
D. Callen, Is now lying dsugerously;ill.
A LADY living in the old concrete
house Of Mr.. Heatheriugton, in South
Bellsire, died suddenly last night. We
are informed that the family is in desti-
tute circumstances She leaves a hus-
band and three little children to mourn
her loss. Other cities provide for the
poor, and see that none are in starving
and if they are found wanting
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MosT FowL.-The setting and hatch
ing season may be said to have fairly set
in; the hens and other members of the
feathery kingdom who indulge in this de-
lightful past-time have fairly got down
to business-porhaps pleasure would be
a better word. The cackel-stion is to
supply the market with spring chicken,
and other fowl articles which result from
the annual settings Of the fowls of the
air and those who do not take air, and
the fowls oil the water. THE exact man
ner OF Cutting the market with the
spring luxury, has always been some.
thing of mystery, but it is supposed
that just as soon as an old hen has COM
pleted her duties as mother, her head
goes off, and she is sprung on the Market,
and in consequence is spring chicken
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MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judos Cranmer.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Judos Cranmer.
Court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning.
In tie case of j. B. Smith VS.. Z. A. Z
Began and others, judgment for plaintiff
for 5000.
The case of Jacob Snyder VS.. A. L.
Mayer was set for Saturday, April LIST.
In the case Of John A. Armstrong VS.
James S. Riddle, decree was entered.
In the case of the Island Building AS
ISOLATION VS.. August Oberdick and others
an order was entered for the delivery OF
possession of the real estate of Oberdick
sold to the Commercial Bank.
In the case of Michael Reilly VS.. No.
Ian and others, in chancery, decree
was entered ordering the payment OF
money to the Receiver General of this
Court.
In the case of T. j. Woodmansee VS.
John Happy and others, judgment was
confessed in open Court by the defend
ants in favor of the plaintiff for S240.
Adjourned until Saturday morning at
1880 o'clock.
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THIS week you can have chance to
gloat over your hoard of old bottles, pre-
serve cans and invalid tubs and barrels
Moving time is a blessing, if for nothing
else than to let man know how rich
he is.
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THE Mayor has notified the members
of Council that special meeting will be
held tonight to consider the question of
granting those saloon and coffee house
keepers who intend moving the right to
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Ir's the same old croak Of the 'ru'al
roosters: 1.-THE fruit is all killed" But
thed there's no truth in the croak, as
there will be a good crop OF apples unless
thew are killed hereafter
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SERIOUSLY SCALDED.-A child of
Fred Hoefer, shoemaker in North
Wheeling, aged about two years, was
badly scalded last evening by pulling s
cup of boiling hot coffee over on it, Its
breast and face were very badly burned
and it is feared that it will loose its eye
sight.
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SOMEBODY, or nobody, says the hard
times are due TO the invention of all this
laber-saving machinery. Potherl That
ought to make times easier. We should
have things cheaper and less work.
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their wants are Immediately supplied. II
the proper persons in our city would only
take day or two and look around our
city, they would find more than one fam
ily in q starving condition.
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REPORTS from the country are to the
effect that the memory of the Oldest in
habitant runneth not back to the time
when the roads were as bad as they are
now
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A. WEDDING in high life, whatever
that may be, is impending; while the air
is vocal with recitals of crookedness be-
tween a well-known married man and
an equally we'll known single lady. This
is q sad. wicked world.
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A CUTTING SCRAPE.-Frank McSher-
ry, the night Waterman, was cut in the
thigh with pen-knife by Phillip P.
Reilly, at the corner of Market and
Eleventh streets, last night, about y
o'clock. DR.. Bagueley dressed the
wound, but it is not considered dangerous.
We did not learn any further particulars.
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THE longer the streets remain as
muddy as they are now the more the fair
sex inclined to look upon DR.. Mary
Walkers new departure in the matter CT
wearing apparel with favor.
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A Dramatic Society in Bad Fix


Editors Of the Register: ...
Quite CONSERVATION was accustomed
among tho members OF the Moundsville
Dramatic Society during Wednesday and
yesterday and much depression of spirit
was expressed on the part OF the com
munity, rs it began TO be noised about
that some hitch had occurred in the dra-
mats perSonae of the company and they
would on account of this trouble be un.
able to perform as per engage
ment. The entertainment was
to come of at the school
hall tonight The play selected was
THE Drunksrd's Warning" 1t had
been thoroughly advertised, the pro-
grammes were printed, every member
had his part assigned him, and each one
felt that much weight and "mighty i'm
port" were attached to the proper rendi-
ton of his piece. Mr.. j. st. John Clark
son, an acknowledged actor OF ability, is n
member of the club, and from his
recognized skill in such matters,
held the position Of stage
manager, &c. He was assigned the prin-
Clpdl CnATdCLeT, anu dll was pIOS tOssIH
smoothly when, alas! in al evil moment
Mr.. Clarkson took little "trip to Wheel
ing, and not returning as the hour sp-
preached. produced all the worry and
mischief that have been stated above.
What to do in the emergency was q
query. It was a foregone conclusion
that THE Drunkard's Warning"
could not be produced with the prn-
cipsl part omitted, and yet no one telt
adequate to the task of throwing him
self in the breach After much deliber-
alton it was decided to appoint COM
mttee of one to proceed without delay to
your city and hunt up the missing actor,
and if found, TO use all arts and devices
to bring him to Moundsville ('dead or
alive in time to proceed with the play.
Up to the present time no tidlngs
have been received either from the COM
mittee of one or Mr.. SpivIns,"
and at this writing it looks very much
as if The Drunkard's Warning" will
have to be postponed to more tavora-
BILE opportunity, which very naturally
places the Society in bad fix, and lsvery
apt to detract not little from the halo
of glory that surrounds "Spiyins' " repu-
tation in the dramatic field.
THEsPIs.
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THE latest sIckly attempt at slang wit
invented to use on man whose CONVEX
sation is becoming tiresome, is Ego get
your hair cut"
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JUST REcKIvED.-Box-toed, Button
and Side Lace Kid Shoes and hid opera
LAST Side Lace Shoes; prices as low 81
any house in the city, at -,
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Pull down the blinds" is what a
malignant street gamin yelled the other
evening as he passed parlor where a
faint light was flickering.
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MEMS Wharf.-The finest and most
comnlete stock of Mems Boots and Shoes,
Alexis and Hersome Ties in the city At
-A'' JERRY CLEMENS.
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The Haywood Brothers Combination
will give ono performance at the Opera
House next Wednesday, April 9TH.
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T. w. FERREL is receiving new goods
and carpets daily and Is selling
them at ruinous ~ low prices You can
save money there.
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FRIDAY,MARCH 81. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

For Cincinnati-Steamer Hudson.
Lewis s. Bro.-Dealers in Leaf To
bscco.
Carpets and Furnlture-G. Mendel,
Booth & Co.
Great Reduction-A. w. Paul s. Bro.
Millinary Opening-Annie G. Wa
kerry.
For Rent-Dwelling
Special Notice-Turner & Dillon.
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CLUSTERING, old March packs up and
leaves us this evening. His departure
may give US good weather in the future.
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We overheard an.invalld remark yes
terday that sick man was CT no earthly
account. But that is a question on which
the doctors differ with him.
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A RARE OFFER.-A fne-toned, seven
octave Piano, Rosewood case, carved
legs, front round corners, nicely finished,
Tor S265. Can be examined at
ADAMS & LUCAS.
1927 Market st
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SPRING overcoats at 81 st the popular
clothing house of GOLD Bros,
10Y Main street.
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J. w. FERREL is receiving aud open
ing a splendid stock of Dry Goods and
Carpets. He is offering great bargains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-03-31

TIE blue birds and robins are packing
their trunks and are having them check
ed through the far south again.
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Our twilight contemporary committed
another one of its ludicurous plumbers in
its report Of the examination of Melissa
Robinson before the County Court,
which took place on Wednesday after
{ noon. AT the close of the exsmnat
Mr.. Good one OF the attorneys for the
defense, stated to the Court that from
what he could understand Mr.. Cracraft
did not anticipate conviction. Mr..
Jacob Kemple who was conducting the
prosecution in the absence of Mr.. Cra-
craft, said that he would venture to state
the position ofthe Prosecuting Attorney.
1t was this that from what evidence
that was elected at the first examination
of the case, he did not expect TO convict
her of murder in the first degree, but
that she was undoubtedly guilty of vol
untary manslaughter, and he expected
to convict her of the same. This was the
language used by Mr.. kemple and not
that the defendant was not guilty OF muir.
der, but was guilty of homicide. We al
ways supposed murder and homicide to
mean one and the same thing.
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The spring opening OF &. T. Bruce
takes place this evening. Lookout for a
rush.
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SUBSCRIBERS Of The REGISTER Who in
tend to change their residence. ttithin the neat
Je,S days, can hare their paper promptly
TRANSFERRED 10 their ncW address 6y leaving
,0ord at The REGISTER Counting Room. Sub
scri6ers are requested to. notify US Of any
neglect on Ute part Of Carriers 10 serue them
regularly.
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The U. S. District Court, Judge jack
son, will meet IN this city on the 9Th of
April.
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QUITE an excitement was noticed and
q large crowd gathered at Gold..Bros, No.
ll07 Main street, all rushing for those
SIS 90 cassimer suits.
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WHEN EASTER BEGINs.-There


WHEN EASTER BEGINs.-There is
some confusion among the almanac writ.
ers as to the time that Easter will begin.
Some almanacs have it as commencing
on the 9th of April. Easter will fall this
year on the 10th rather than en- the 9th
of April, because Easter day is regulated
not by solar but by lunar cycle-the
cycle that regulates the golden number
Now by solar calculation day
always begins at midnight, bat by
lunar calculation it begins at
noon. If therefore, the Paschal
moon falls on Saturday at II NJ, it is
counted as falling on Sunday, and then
Easter day is, under the rule in the pray.
er-book, the Sunday following. That is
what happens in the present year. The
Paschal full moon falls on Saturday
April Sth, at 2:42 p. NJ. It's, therefore,
counted as falling on Sunday, April 9th
and Easter day is the Sunday following
i. e., April 10th.
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NoTIeE.-You can save money in Car
pets. and Oil Cloths, in Calico and Dress
Goods and q full line of Domestics, At
J. W. FERREL's,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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Report from Practical Chemist and
ApOthecary.

BOSTON, January /, 1874.
DEAR SIR-This is TO certify that l have
sold at retail 1914 dozen QS52 bottles) OF
your Vegetine since April II, 1870, and can
truly say that 1t has given the best salts
faction OF any remedy for ths complaints
TOR which IL is recommended that ever
sold, Scarcely day passes without some
OF my customers testifying to It's merits on
themselves or their friends. am perfectly
cognizant OF several cases of Scrotulous
Tumors being cured by Negetine alone In
this vicinity, Very Respectfully yours,
Al GILMAN, 46S Broadway.
To H. r. Stevens, ESqI
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THE Municipal Court has adjourned
until Saturday morning.
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The public schools close to-day for q
weeks vacation.
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MARCH has concluded to go out In the
manner it came Unlike lion.
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FINE side lace Shoes for Ladies just re-
ceived at L. V. BLoND's,
1856 Main street.
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LAST chance to get Z. G. Burt's fine
Button Shoes st less than the cost of
manufacturing, at
JERRY CLEMENS.
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THOUSANDS SPEAK,

Vegetine is acknowledged ard recon-
mended by physicians and apothecries TO
be the best purifier and cleanser OF the
blood yet discovered, and thousands speak
In its praise who have been restored u
health.
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TOMORROW is Gall Fools Day" TIT
Standard should prepare to celebrate.
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Nyw Goods and Carpets at
J. W. FERRKL,.
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WAIERS' PIANOS. Grand Graz 4! san ..

WA ! ERS PllNUS, and tpr TSr
ere the best made; the tone, touch, wo'k-
manship, ami durability unsurpSsed.
Waters Organs, Concerto, New Orchestral,
Nesper, Chapel, Nialeste, and Cymbella,
cannot be eKcelled in tone or beauty. The
Concerto stop is a fine imitation Of the
human voice. Warranted for SIX YEARS.
Prices extremely low for cash during
this month. Monthly installments re.
ceived.
A liberal d i-cont 70 Teachers Ministers,
Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc. Agents
wanted.
Special inducements 10 the trade Illus
trated Catalogue sent. HORACE WATERS
d SONS, Al Broadway, New York. Box,
1901. mr2eb
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GOLD Bros. sell good wo ing p
a. rs cents.
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CHARLESTON has Sunday paper, bu,
no hotel.
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Is THIS spring or last winter.

NOTHING further has transpired in
the Melissa Robinson murder case
, 1876-01-09

Ranks, Is among Mr. Rober:scn's nns,;-
works. lis genuine eutauslae1n for banael bs
which Las iad Lam 10 Work hasd Ani frao1. "
the psce2s.1ty Of tho Academy of De.i y, 'as
originality of h.s IDEAS h4s assumed no.i.; III
i capable anG experienced arlis.. and hi, ~ ~.
bic E:eAs respecting professional ctarses u.s. ~"
Li1a strong caims uro;i tho attention II 49,. ssss
and Hhu would Lko q Fo-ar-lt tad pi:sprs :.
0Ece.
ln cray Eor;-a;ture,
AE. Go1.LMAy --->
has head OF II: L. Flsler IN procress .,,
tins portrait of Child Dy him is Oh e.h,h;,,eea
O'Erler's gallery. L.C. Ear.e, though na. u =
hao1tual koztrali-ra nie., has exLib,.ed o7s :
sso crayon beads OF children, lightly s,e.5.sa 5 g
on toned parer wish wlts on tie hleh tns.esa
~l,,cu were among the ulost pleasing nd .,,,.s
things ii tia sort that have oeea lune le,o Ss'
A:uunk tic .acies s7uu prac:1ca arr AZ Iro,..
glcn,
MISS EVA HAMMOND,
whose studio ia at 10. IL; kauaoInh strp.,
the ouly oue devoted entirely to portraits ~ :!
sio has lately been fultj occupied, .nd n " "
exatn:le OF her w"rk appears ia ~
win lux OF Kea1, Cooke !; Goa booastora ~
a portrait Of c. II. Webster. well-Euo=u 10 rns,
camille cl,clcs AZ wi.o;es4Is d,e. l., u,;Lnsss
ihs win 4ow-!jsh: is trying, aud Tor fair :.
animation of the p.ctu.c It Should be set II.
moro favorable place. Tie llkeue.s il sa:d y
Do very strong !; and The p.cLure Is q good en4e:
1.leu OF sila!xa:tor "a.d, ..:sensatioaal portr,;
ure. g.od lc ct!or. dra"'as anI a1Eresslon
pa,use:l iu a'iow ;oc3. though wl.o cons1ler,.i.
,ntens,., VI co:or. a.! Representing . bas,ness'
nan exactly u lie a;peAfs and in mann,
u t. ch viii auar We'll. This IL sr,uud aod ].g;ss
mate ort. .a1s-pa,ntins- Mlss Hammond h,t
bad tho a1vnn:ases OF study ia Iatl-, w.sn Ch,,s
lin. French tigure-paiu,c- Ct 'e:'u:.sicn. ant
in New fo.k with L. tleay,-2a e1ce!:en. pEofss.
s:onaf p-ei q: a.ian-
There are other regular or occasional In.
t-Cainters. snct, AZ a1r. ech1s:lt "
Stread, etc, ct most OF ~hcn mention II, be-,
made re:e2liy iu these coIaaua.
, 1876-01-09

RELIGIOUS SERVICES N ENGLAND.
Ths New Yo1x Eera.I had the following ac-
souu, Of Nex Years celebrations In London,
s-b.ed Jhn. J.:
With the exception Of The Roman ca.ho.i-, mos: q:
L.. re4lgious t.ai.s held E.icliEat-sr watIAish-
sersi es. ...-.
4, Tho CHEZ temple Of M.raiiso-S:. A1hsus-.heEs
WIS nu ov-sfowlns congregation The At--. ~hth is
usu4y sesrl niet will dorm decorations was At !lrst
Lighted ei,sny. aud tbs o:ciatiag munster, 1issard
11 the OF the gvi4eu esr 'tstauants, MIS-
4.a1.i-l n tiIn}Je t.s .ocs Of b.lE-
Tue Eev. ~. S:.utca 7e-cLc1 wat Hn7y be tcr.nea
e. ie.otA and :ses serc5cn, win loor, we-k g3a
Ecui l!cksr1ns *or Iue from sae alsar Au1 .e1 10
tu- :uillt.
VA tu-aeI ca, Ike uuto the uEut Of uol*s and the
cle19snaua d4scou.se Or haae1 under lie iAaueucs
q: luull.ut music xnd tae ringing ot tes outsils.
Il. tie Tabernacle the e.Tvce1 ere conducted IN the
pEr.erce II ! crowded cens7tEaIen. The Kew NJ.
6rrzseon absent As 1Le I1s h:ruae Of Tie mid
u:gh; tolled torth. tee se1ntn ceased aud the
preacher and TIE .1tnaic1 Of Tie TaLelnAc!e ccngre-
g1t,un ENGAGED i'll Silent Iraser. Wien tie !att stroke
bad n aled 1oztt tht ciGu;gas hsd pAsAed-Se~ Year
deny their fe.t nEaen Cd by m enthusiastic ilu-
Pare, gave fczll LyHn lid uttered lr.:sa 10 Tie
L.fa.
~. Her Dr.. Cumming o.ac.a.ed st the sco:@h Ma
t1ubsi Caulca L. The cul1.e ci his sel1aoa lie told
the congregation to make ready Tor The tuFeut of Tie
ll!euuiu1u lie Quoled largely from the sermons Of
tne Rev, Dr. Talu4sGge. acct.dlus to whom sud to
D.. Cumming, Cnr,sts .cont coming ea1tn will
happen between tee month cf September. IN Tie year
ISIS, and the month Of September, 1876.
"Great things are 10 Lspien.' stys The c.ledorlaa
prophet. ' within the I,tz7o1 Of The year 15s6. The
.cws will return to iudee. There vii Ge great com
motion amoag she nanous OF the e:rin" It viii thus
be thAt he agreed With Z2IEid the allnaac aa-
t.o.oser. "Tha TURKS. asa nas;cn, are. according
10 D.. cunm:ne. 'resc., ~ foreso,a u the Apoc--
T.rks z,e the Kiv4r Lurhza.es Of tie Sculptures,
lna: diied rp Thsssfsre tue Jews must SIT uei7
OWE, the territory oi the Holy Land again."
S'es.:uE generally. S=w Years Day MAJ cot 1eug-
:Na44y o.6e1 yct Ii Lux4-nd.