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say was not TOO, large 70 be an honest
one, the difficulty being that the IsFEL-
IIGKHcER allows too heavy ratio Of
to the number Of voters ID the
estimate given. As an ILLUSTRATION; the
State Of Ohio cast about 620, 900 votes at
the late election, which, BY the 1sTIIII.
dEscER's theory, would indicate Q popu.
lation OF 3,y20,O00. Now as Ohio had
but 2,665,000 population in 1870, 1t is
plainly to be seen that the estimate i too
high, It being simply an imposaibility for
80 old State to show an increase OF
nearly 40 per cent in six years, particu-
larly when Tie increase for the Ten years
previous had been but IA per cent. So
with Jefferson county.which with . popu-
lation OF 29,9ss in 1870 cast G, $3.50 votes in
1876. We do NOT claimthat because Of this
there was an unfair election, and are Of
the opinion that there were not 5000 IL
legal votes cast in the whole State, j be-
ing, ofcOurse, impossible to keep them all
out. Furthermore the assessors' returns Of
last springAshow that there are actually
more voters recorded in Jefferson county
than exercised the privilege Of the ballot
this year. Yet no one would be foolish
enough TO claim that Jefferson county
now has a population OF 1914, for We
know that there has not been an increase
OF 10000 since 1870. The 1NTEL1l-
0EaCER makes its mistake in calculating
upon six times as many people as there
are voters, the proper ratio not being
more than fve, and generally less. II
friend Campbell will take the trouble to
the United States censtis. reports
Of 1870 he will find that Of the q rSH
people in Ohio county, West Virginia,
6,100 OF them were female citizens and
6 1854 males OF tWenty-one years Of age
and upwards. This abundantly proves
that the ratio OF voters is not one to every
six OF the total population, nor even one
TO FIVE. We trust that tthesSIsFELLi-
oEScrR has Rot,lik the CINCINNATI Com.
got such q thick abloody shirt"
over It's eyes that II cannot see Straight.
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1!rhe sale RarginryI Cass.

WASHINGTON, D. G, October 14.-Dis-
trict Attorney Wells announces his pur-
posegtp call9thefsate burglary case'o 'of
Richard Harrington IS soon as he can
make the necessary arrangements for
that purpose!!s II i said that Harrington
will make fnll statement in relation to
his. Connection with the; safe burglary,
and let the court and jury pass Upon, 80
that all the facts being admitted no wit
nesses will be needed, and the case will
soon he over
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Death OF Rufus King.

NEw York, October 1A-Geu.. Rufus
King, at one time connected with the Mil
waukee Sa1tiHel, and who resigned The
Office Of Minister 10 Rome in 1851, died
In his city last night. Heleayes a widow
and one daughter. H -.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYPICE or THE ClIEF SIGNAL oTTIcER,
WAsHISGToS, D. C., October l6-i a. =.


For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and
the Lower Lake Region falling barom-
eter, warmer and generally clear weather
with westerly winds, backing 10 southerly
in the last section, and northerly winds
shifting to the southeast or southwest in
the two first. .t %
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
falling barometer, increasing southwest
to southeast winds and warmer, clear or
partly cloudy weather, possibly followed
in tho northern portions by rain areas:
For the Middle and Eastern States, .
rising followed in the former by falling
barometer, diminishing northerly TO west
erly winds backing to the southwest, and
in the former warmer and clear weather.
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CINCINNATI, October 14.-At the 1rHteS
printing Crobns this iprsnoon1 1hs cloth
ing Of Lizzie Murphy, who was playing
near the machinery, became entangled In
the revolving wheels, and before assist;
ance reached her she was drawn in and
ikilled. ~ ~ ~ ,.......'
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-RgSSTA.
Officially Denied. d

ST.. PErERsBuRo, October 1.-THE ru.
NOR Of the CEar'S contemplated abdlca'
ton is officially denied. - ia- ~
NEW YORK, October 14-A rumor has
been circulated on the. floor Of the Pro.
duce Exchange for the past few days to
the effect that the Car Of Russia had
abdicated, that the Czarina had been de
clared Princess Regent, and that vessels
loading with wheat at Odessa had beer
ordered 70 unload. Under the influences
OF this rumor wheat here advanced aboui
one cent, and subsequently made fur
ther advance Of two cents. Tne rumol
was generally disctedited yesterday.
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the Failures for the Third Quar-.
ter Of 1876.
e" ~ tSt TINES Of Saturday.

~ -, sSi ras Of Saturday.
n The Business Outlook" is Interpreted
y VA ! discriminating hope, mol lnmix.
: = y w eautiOn, in The quarterly circular
"pan Barlow & Co.'S Mercantile ASen.
y, y, laH Issued. At the first glance, the
~. "a',pect Is not encouraging. The fail.
,..,, ~ IA the third quarter OF the current
w 'e'e BY some hundreds more nu.
,., ..'o9i than in the quarter Immediately
ISS%ealag. The consolatOry fact il, thaf.
d. g The number ottailures was rrealer'
N, a'e'ISe OLiabilities was censider.
y reduced. Comparing, ,tbs In
m months 'Oi the present var
M ,S,! Iae corresponding period in isTS
iss tsd increase is Observable, both IN
u EaISSeF E!IeF Of failures and in The smo,nt
i,,,.. 1 liabilities, ,fhe average under . tbs
a. SS had sxSeeds the average in tbs
/ " months sudipg the son uit Tbsrs
~, Sstai3 ha&iness always In eoneln.
'~1 based upon statistics, which bv
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Tyler County.
MIDpLEBouRNE, Oct. l;

MIDDLEBouRSE, Oct. 10.
Editor, Intelltsencef: g.
The vote on Governor you have al.
ready had, ,,yirs Gotfa as66s MalheRs .6GS,
The balance of the ticket stahds al fol
lows: Hoass4ot Delegates -Hatdffan.
Rep, 764; Rymer, Dem, 100. Sheriff;
Powell, Rep, 7s5; Fetty, Dem, 7O4. Pros
ecuting Attorney-Pugh, Rep, $685. Dan.
D. johnson, Dem, $50. President County
Court-way, Rep, 7O4;Williamsuhin nsm.,
796. surveyor-Gillespie, Rep, 797;
Doty, Dem, 64s.> ASsessor-Garman,
Rep, COS; Rtgglei BOhi4. .4s7, aud Keller
ALI.
The vote for the adoption OF the alter.
native road law was 42, and against 3I5.
.
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% QUEBEC, October 14.-A severe snow
here to-day. The street cars stopped
to-day; the snowis six inches deep.
Providence, K. l., l5.-Snow fell here
to.ttS depth Of 2 inches last night.s1
New YORK, October 15.-Slight fall Of
snow here this morning. --.g
WASHINGTON, October 15.-snow fell
here this morning. "
BosroS, October 15.-snow iell here
and in various parts Of New England
north and east OF here, Last, night, 10 the
depth offs inches or mere. VI II4 c''
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'At1a n meeting & tie Park Committee
this afternoon; the question of allowing
the Main Exhibition Building to remain
permanently in the Park was again dis
cussed at some length, 1twas agreed to
appoint 4 confmittee to meet the Citizens
committee and the! Centennial Committee
Of Councils to diacuss the matter Aeon
ference meeting Of the committees WILDE
held next Tuesday. 30
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The Vote OF ohm County ON Tues.
day Last. ..s..

sisubsndlls GaEstie.
The ISrErtIaEScEE inimatss tha,
fraud wAsprac.ised in Ohio county at the
recent elections because the vote reaeHea
7,OS9, which on its estimateot;ene vote 70
every six persons would indicate popu-
lation Vof 4a,SS4 while the last census
showed but 9s5S2l. II claims that ths
population OF Ohio county could mot
have increased 90 largely GlneS 1870,
which Is probably true, yet the vote 81
Ohio county on t6e 1oIh Inst, We Wonld
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Expelled Tor Hazing.

INprASAPoLIs, October a. Cadet
midshipmen W. n. King, Of Georgia; F
B. Parsons Of Massachusetts; Geo. A
Scott, Of Indiana; ]. F.. Leety, .oi New
York, and ". ". Russell, Of Indiana
have been dismissed from the Naya
Academy for refusing to tell who hazed
theyplSHs, The sxpslled siudent.reinssd
10 testify TO save other students from
expelled for !hREing, for which there il
the additional penalty Of being caShiered
The expelled cadets 1rnay Be fe.instated
but a eashiesed hEzes cannot. + ~ q T.. e..
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NORFOLK, October Ar Fred. x.
Wilson, died this morning Of appoplexy;
aged Il years. BE was well known
among turfmen:
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9 GEk Yatx, octobsth Thdi w dor
the Cape May challenge cup, surrendered
to the New York club By ]. ]. Lanbot,
was brought to a close by The arrival Of
tHe, :AtalSnta ut the Sand Hook light
ship 9 hours and SO minntes in advance
Of the Idler.I The Atalanta Is owned by
William Astor, and the ldler by Samuel
7 Colgota ~ ven yG4UsAt
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Democratic NegrorS Wanted.

Inl36O the Democracy always pointed
tie inger Of suspicion at any man who
oEnei slaves and yet prOtessed himself
IN sympathy with the principles OF the
Republican party. There were few
such men a, slAve.hoIding Republicans.
0i course they we're very scarce. The
mixture did not, a. general thing, so
,liogether. II WAS not unlike the new
mixture We row see in the shape Of
DsnNra,ic negro. The Democracy are Us
l.sa ticklel nowadays by the pfesen ce
oIlliksly negro in their party as ever the
E'paOlicIa. were with the acquisition
d stakeholder. The Wheeling Dem.
xtaty would have paid a considerable
premium on the occasion OF their, late
Pl'lie in this city for a real genuine
ueto Democrat to walk with them in
procession. Theygot upa very clever im.
atioH dlrkey With a view Of deluding the
;taains article in our midst into voting
9Th then, Just as glass eggs are put in q
he't TO fool the uusophisticated pullet.
SaiOnr Wheeling darkies readily pene-
rated the trick, and saw that it was only
one Of the white Na'bys of the party
'Ainl! disguised. rt'
But it seems that the party down in
tennessee really have a democratic
niger among them. The fact Is an.
Houncal in their newspapers with more
lIo than the Republicans ever made
Ors'Cl,h Clay, Of ny, in the early days
oiFte Soil. This datkey Democrats is
named Elias Polk, President Polk's body
Ssvant, aud we arc told that he is doing
',Plendid service on the Tennessee
stump for Tilden and Hendricks.r
Shades OF Polk, Dallas and Texas!
SHADES Of Chief Justice fancy, who prac
dsally decided in the good old day. Of
Democracy and'slayery thata "nigser"
really had DO sonl Shades Of ali The
Democratic theOlogians who have preach
ed such able sermon, from the text Of
Cured be Canlanp Has it come 70
'as' that the Democratic party has to be
'''st in this canvass by negro stump
ositSu. a. rfsS -
When Horace Mnynanl made d speech
IA Wheeling in 1867 he predicted that in
case negroes Eere made voters the very
Democrats who were then yelling out 50
vigorously against the idea Of such a hor.
i'oIe thing, would be down on their
sA'e' playing marbles with the niger
'@ his vote down in Tennessee Y
Add 50 it came to pass sure
'a'Ogh' And now we have Democratic
tNp'Pe" throwing up their hats and
.''HaS over the accession to their ranks
'di'Eey who is abIstO do them ser.
'Se on the stump. This is what we call
ne Of The splendid triamphs indirectly
ssSoaPli'hed by the Republican party
w. "Is'S'uth, the negro and the Demo.
0'a' PA'iy, We confess that we are
n'A.' tckled to see II.
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PHILADELPHIat!o

charged With Immoral Conduct.
sPhn&DEIrH1A, October a4-A meet
ing Of the male members Of the 1lth Bap.
tist Church was held last evening, when
written charges Of immoral conduct on
The part OF Rey. Thos. B. Bait pastor d
the church, were read, and it was decided
to have ., public trial on the charges
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BoiIerE1plosl0non aiIteamslip

GG1yEsips, 0Stob6t t4.=A boiler on
the steaEeFi Matamoras, exploded near
Morgan's Point thismornine, three Of the
crew were kiAed, and two wounded, Al
ter, the explosion. the boat was totally
desFoYsd by 9reiirrl.ooss aeo9 injured.
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lbegntelLtgetrfer:
u. nautOrd to speak in
tHPtSSeelIng TOMORROW Nishi'

C.p!. Dlaioid, VINO mas 1,' 1i.,ric, ,-5,, - y
,,apa,u,Iy reelected in his district. district 20 20
L1R.t' 10 y, tomorrow night at the Court !ft
s.o.. !is ,.'' II tn. night i, favorable he will
Ils,S aog,F, out Of +, doof., lie will speak e, on
'S'I y,It O1, ot our Presidential and Congress :.
stt1 .ssai tickets. Those who have near, nsasa
,o3 ,,t Interesting speech, and hence We eS, :,
pcs to see big turn oa' ''
oiyht,
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New YORK, October 14.1T6e 81.
preme Court on an ipPeah Upheld the
order Of arrest agai1st William Butler
Duncan and ,othSfs III The suit against
them BY Washington ROebling upon q
bill ofSexetanse purchased Of Duncan,
ShefnaH a Co. for collection just before
Ihklt fkifnte.
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I. NER YoRK, October 14.-Louis IaiiaE-
Us, otSt Louis, was arrested here to-day,
and held to await the arrival OF the bff.
GERS. Tho charge Is larceny, and the
complainant Is Samuel Ecker, of Fourth
street, 81. Louis.
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SALT LAKE, October 1.-THE. Ann
Eliza ". Brigham Young case came up
before, Judge sheEer, who decided that
unless the money pseyiously adjudged
the plaintiff was paid in ten days an at-
tachment would be issued to bring the
defendant into court for contempt. 1
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NEw ,YoHK, October 14.-The follow
Ing i 4 statement Of the New York
banks: Loans decrease, S52e, 900; specie
decrease, s., ,12l, ,OOO;l legais decteAIe, s. :
els,l00 deposits decrease, S4,l39GOO;
eisanlatiggtnslsa ~ ;aTsIryeenei
g, 100000.
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Hampshire County.
RoMNEY. October l2.

hOMALlI VCIUUeE t.
MatSew.'yoie in this county il1,s2$,
and COTS eOs. White, the Democratic
candidate for Attorney.G General, who
lives here, has only 1927 votes, and yet
his opponent has only i9l, showing that
the scratehers OF White did not vote for
his rival.
For State Senate, David Pugh has l 300
aud John Sargent 245. For House Of
Delegates, Asa Hiatt has 1854.
In 1870 Gov. Jacob received 4si votes
and Stevenson 80. In 1872 Greeley re-
ceiyed 4ls, and Grant 22l.
HAMPSHIRE.
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= DSrRorI October. l4.-Ex. Judge Gins.
Mata6, one Of lie Oldest and %ealthest
citizens Of Detroit, died suddenly last
evening, aged 70. He leaves an estate
valued at two and a halimilliOnsF . y 4
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An Actor Paralyzed ON the stage.

BAIrIMoRE, October 14.-John A. Fer.
ris, an actor, was struck with paralysis
lastnightiwhtle upfhe stagelt Che, Hol.
liday Street Fheatte, in the-charactef 81
George Talboys in Lady Audlsy's Secret
BE died this MFp9EnipRg, NJ z pRg,wo am "a
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AUSTRIA.
Expresses Regret.

Z vienna, October 1.-THE Italian Am.
baSsador in this city has been instructed
to expressthe regret Of his government
for the boastful and warlike language OF
some Italian newspapers.
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TheIndIaHS ytfATOriSy,

ISplAaAPoIls,a 0ciober Relutn,
froIt all ia cpnhtes ~ Tie stSte hass
beeh rteeiYed. WiIIiatlis majority & g.,
49, INIT on al Q36U9
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Extrntiition Treaty.

WASHINGTON, October 15.-Since the
surrender Of Tweed some informal action
has been taken with view to negotiate
q eHtfsaitiaa s ttsa.y bsstyse+:As qpitsd J ga
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Cana Irnorts.

.NEw YoRK, October 14.-The importa.
tions Of gold this week were 81, 400, 900.
A German. steamer coming up has on
hoard $3.50. 900. .lI ..-.
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New York the Great Battle
Ground for the Presidency.

Chle1yo Tribune Of Saturday.
twill bear repetition to say that the
centre OF the political battle is removed
to New York. The loss Of Indiana to the
Republicans makes it not impossible, but
rather difficult, to figure out the election
Of Hayes and Wheeler without the assist
ance OF New York. They can be elected
without the assistance OF New York, but
it would not be safe to bet upon it.
The following States may be consider.
cd morally certain 10 cast their elector-
al votes for the Republican Presidential
nominees, and one Of them-Colorado-
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SPAIN.


sAxrAxDER, October 15.-Gen. Mar
tinez Compos sailed to-day for Cuba. He
was accompanied by Generals Peudergast,
Cusola and Costigb. y 'E-.1a5.'
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Lr1rEsl lR6cks ott6bSf 14.aiThe official
count Of the State election, completed TO-
day ShoWs 4 Total vote Jos, ,G04, Miller,
DenocFas receiving ama3 3ority Of 3S,99s
over BlShop, Republican.
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CHETESSE, Oct. 1.-THE Republic4u
Convention, at RaWlings to-day, noui-
mated Hon. WV. Cofbett for a delegate
in Congress from Wyoming.
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Returned 10 washington.

WAEHHGToS, October 14.-The Prcsi.
dent returned to Washington this morn.
ing, Judge Taft has also returned.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 15!-The amount Of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank Of Eng
land on q balance to-day was EOS, 900.
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blIIon IAIeIIlseneefi
In 1874 this county gave Hereford, The
Dsrhoeratio esadidEtesior Eohgfess' $50
votes, andlWiichg CRep,l s95s : On Tues
day 1t gave Mathews ! ,S06, and Gotf !, ,224.
Judge Brown, Tie Republican candidate
for the short term on The bench, ran
headotthS tickegreeeiSing 1J595 votes
IA eaO for Graen. h!'T ~ % .'t'''-if u !
! .Fot,ths sssatS YHEsms tRePo A..
i ,255, and Kertley Dem j 200, House
u Delegates, skiley tRsp.9 I t2ss, Hoy
(Dem.l POI. Thus the Republicans gain
one menbstOt ihs,Lesialatqrsa 10.
,yTl.Tsq ID. ! An. 1-EH SiascI) sTiaFiSW
H a,...S-
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Gov. ChamberIain's Application!

GOV. VHHunDeFIIlH'H . ApNIltlIIUH1
3HEx9 NoRKR j0GtoBsrl 1l;a IH9did
special from Washington says that the
written application Of Gov Chamberlain
for troops 70 aid him in enforcing the
law az Chief Magistrate Of the State Of
South Carolina arrived yesterday, ahd
was placed before the authorities byh
delegation headed ty Senator Patterson.
The ansyery ot the Secretary OF Mar,
await the return ofthe President. .tlL
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ruR ARMIsucE HANGS PIRg.

vienna, October 14-None Of the
Great Powers have yet given their con.
sent to the conditions Of the armistice
proposed by Turkey. Russia regards
Turkeys reference 70 the influx Of for.
eign volunteers as . direct indictment OF
her policy. Prince Milan has informed
several foreign representatives at Bel
grade that the conditions Of the armistice
which refer to seryia cannot be taken
.intO consideration. ~.
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srnAcusE, n. Y, October 1e.-This
morning a FIRE broke out in the village
Of Canastola. The Beecher block, two
dwelling houses and FIVE stables were
burned. Loss $4,000. The town rec
ords were destroyed. sH
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s.lg 1si!.IafIstos.ir, ottSBtt DiS.

Tiiii q y '5ss GaEad iI1l
for MslbsSS shs ,siEfs LpE N9dePea-
dent, los over Black, The regular Demo
cratic nominee iorsopate. Marion Mar
thall and wetlsl. .GlSeta senRtbE md Low
Is the man.
In 1s74Ne cast tAIOSv6tks ut Faulk-
net and $50 for BOteler. N.
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HAMPSHIRE.
Hardy County.

MooREFrELD, October 1e.
ElItors Of tho Intslllsencer.
The vote in this county stands: Math-
ews 1912 and Gof' 142. Judge Green
runs highest on The Democratic State
iicket, ,seceivihs 1, OF SotSs7 FiicE runs
highest on the Republican side, receiving
144 votes. .IaSHi3 IA N..8Q /
For State Senate. Pugb, Dem, has
1926, and Sargent Rep,,ss III. Chip
ley is elected to the House Of Delegates.
The vote Of the county in 1870 was, fot
Jacob. Dem, Stevenson, Rspy o.
i i IS is4 il Va, FSalEstEl, sss;S SBji&lsr,
224. You will notice .theimmense in.
crease in the county vote this year.
ila Fl8p5I ,I1hIl s4ass raidaJa H.
Y5al itIpshnr County Sas-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-05-03
international Sunday.SchOOl Lessons,
SECOND QUARTER, 1876.
Stand Fast.

In the last days many shall be as
clouds without water, carried about OF
winds" And this is one Of the special
perils of these 'perilous times" The
winds are let loose and are now perform
Ing their awful work Of tossing hither and
ihither these empty clouds.
Hence the iastdbiitty that prevails Men
are "carried about with every wind of
doctrine" They are not "rOoted and
grounded in love-" and having never
tasted that the Lord is gracious" nor
rested their weary souls on Him, they 90
about seeking they know not what They
want something that will fill them, but
not going TO the Divine iullness of the in.
carnale Word for it, they wander on in
sadness OF spirit, vainly trying to soothe
their uneasy souls with every new doc.
uine or device that meets them in the
way! All in vain. For what can be a
substitute for God and His free loveg
Amid all this instability, let us "stand
fast in the faith Let Us be " strong in
the grace that is 10 Christ Jesus Let
us beware of novelties in religion. Let
us guard against tickleness Of opinion and
hastiness of decision. Satan will let loose
his blasts and call up his storms; let us
only moor our vessel tirmer, and keep
faster hold OF the anchor, which is sure
aud steadtast, land which enterc,h into
that which is within the veil" Thus, in
patience shall we possess our souls, for
she that believeth doth not make haste"
III B0Dnr, u. ID,