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ga Bad NAM, Undoubtedly,

OTTUMwA, Iowa, March 29.-Martin Burns,
q farmer. drove into Chillicothe, near here,
this morning, put up his team, shouldered an
axe and walking to where Geo. N. Britain was
laying the foundation of building, without
saying WORD, struck him terrible blows on
the head and ran away In twenty minutes
his body was found hanging by the neck in a
barn where his horses we're quartered. Butin
who is a respected citizen, cannot recover.
Burns is a bad man. The parties had some
dispute about fence lines, which is the only
assignable cause for the deed.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

A Rochester Savings Bank Scales Down
its Deposits.
GREAT FALLS, March 29.-The Norway
Plains Savings bank at Rochester, John Nc
Duffee president, Frank McDuffee treasurer,
has scaled the deposits to 16 per cent or one.
sixth of dollar, in compliance to orders from
the bank commissioners and the decision of
Judge Foster, who made an official examina-
ton Monday. No report of the condition of
the bank has been published since last Octo-
Der. At that time there were about 1400 de
postors and over $610 900 on deposit. The
officers refused to give any inform alton to tho
Associated Press agent and seem inclined to
keep the facts from the public. The deposit
tors lose about 100000 by the reduction. The
bank has been established a quarter of CEN
fury and until recently was considered perfectly
sound.
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Kew York Stock and money! Market.

NEW YORK, March 29-Eveuing- Money was easy
nearly all day at At q per cent on CALL but closed
active at per cent. Sterling Exchange strong at
4S7 for sixty days and 1891 for demand.
Gold strong at 1914 @ 1919 on engagements for ex-
port tomorrow, amounting to million and a oar
Ter. closing price 1919 The clearances were SIC,
$4,000. Customs receipts S21s000. The Treasury
disbursements $4,000 for interest and S64 900
rowing fiat.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gregaed 1860 shares, including 26,S00 shares of
North Western, 22s00 shares Lake Shore $3.50
shares Delaware q Lackawanna, 26,200 shares st
Paul. TO- 200 shares Morris Essex, $500 shares Wes-
tern Union 1000 shares Michigan Central 1900 shares
Rock Island, 1000 shares Del & Dud 800 shares Pa
lifc Mail.
The following were the closing quotations of Coy
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CHICAGO, March 9-Hogs-receipts 1900 head
ipments $500 head; market weak; mixed rough al
2 g 90; light active and unchanged at $40 q
%; heavy in fair demand at so "a $780,
Jattle-receipts 3100 head; shipments 24O0 head
lady and unchanged; shipping at 8 80 q so; feed.
and stoekers at 2 so q 8 95 butchers Steers 3 81
895. ~'oo-0 e
heep-receipts $50 head; shipments 1900 head
fher; shippers dull at 4 % "a 5 90 '"A
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New York BreaSistutfs.

lew YORK, March 29.-The breadstuffs market
be, under the influence of European aivices
We active and higher to-day. Flour sold to extern,
10000 bbls at an advance Of 10 q 25c; Wheat &c
tamount of 6l3, 900 bush at 2 q &c advance, and
IN to extent OF 1885, 600 uush at an advance In Do
6 also advanced q 1c. Pork was firmer and
Id active and higher, while freights to Europe
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Suicide.

FRYEBURG, March 29-James Richardson's
wife, an elderly lady of Denmark, committed
suicide today by cutting her throat with jack
knife Cause, dependency. She made a
similar attempt three weeks ago.
Deficiency in the Accounts of the Treas
er of York.
PORTSMOUTH,, N. H., March 29.-The ac-
counts of George F. Plaisted, treasurer of
York for 1876, have been examined by the
selectmen and found to bs minus about $3.50.
His bondsmen have been called upon to make
good the deficiency.
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Life In Texas: Four men were killed within
as many minutes at Junction City few DAYS
ago, In quarrel growing out of a suit our
yoke of oxen owned by Peter and John Brasb.
ear. Mayor Wright got out replevin writ
and as he rode up to the Justices office the
Brashears fred and killed him instantly,
whereupon the bystanders shot the two broth.
ers' while the sheriffs brother was killed by
one Of the sixteen shots fired in the Melee
alderman Nale of Austin, killed Alderman
Msfkey with bowie knife last week, in a
quarrel over market house scheme before the
council.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland wholesale Market.

FRIDAY, March 29.-The increasing war news has
sent Wheat up again and Flour has advanced quite
perceptiby here Some millers in the West have
notified their agents here not to sell until the mat
ter is settled. The same cause has stifened up the
price on Pork and Lard. Corn is very firm with no
change to note in price. Sugars steady at 95c for
granuated and 9sc for Extra G.
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BAVARIA.

Trade Weak, Industries PROSTATE and
No Work.
WASHINGTON. March 2S.-The Department
of State has received despatch from the
United States Consul at Nuremberg, describing
the distress in the spinning and weaving dis
tricts known as Voigtland, owing to the con-
tinuous depression Of trade. Most OF the
factories are closed. and the weavers and their
families are subsisting on their past earnings,
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A Duel i'm Virginia,

CRIsFlELD, Md, March 29-At Eastville,
Northampton county, Va, yesterday, Sidney
Pitts and A. @. Thomas fought with pistols to
settle dispute. Two rounds were fired by
each man, and as they stood only six feet apart
Pitts was killed and Thomas received a ball in
the head from which he will probably die.
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A Supposed GuatemaIan Cruiser De.
tanned.

SAN FRANCISCO, March gu. S. District
Attorney Coughlan has received instructions
from the Attorney General, directing him to
act in conjunction with the collector of the
port to prevent the steamer Pelican leaving the
port 1t is understood that the Pelican has
been sold to Guatemala, that she is being
armed and equipped as a.war vessel, manned
and differed by American seamen, and that
she is to be used for the destruction of the
Costa Rican commerce and sea ports. The
Pelican until recently has been running be-
tween San Francisco and Humboldt Bay, and
was formerly blockade runner.
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LIVERPOOL. Steamer Mssissippi-4o 900 bush
2s5 500 lbs oatmeal 2So bbs -four, 49, 900 lbs pfovis.
ions. 1850 do butter, $4,000 do bacon, $4,000 do
tongues do cotton, $4,000 do lard, 100 head
cattle, 354 packages leather.
HAVANA. Brig Ysidora Rionda-26s6 shocks
and heads, q, 600 hoops.
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FRANCE.

The Press Amnesty Bill Adopted by the
Senate.
VERSAILLES, March 29-Senate has adopted
the press amnesty bill by vote of 231 to l.
Senate has also passed the budget as reamended
by the Chamber of Deputies.
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CINCINNATI, March 29-The friends of Ex-
Congressman Vance, who mysterously disap-
peared week ago, have abandoned the idea of
foul play, and intimate that his disappearance
is voluntary and is caused by financial troubles.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, March 29.-Eighty ex-nsurgent
chiefs from Cinco Villas arrived in this CITY
yesterday; Col. Jose Rodaridio has surrendered
near Santiago de Cuba.
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[Sales at the Brokers Board, March 29.1
$1,000 Eastern Railroad new 33s. GO
128 Bates Manufacturing Co. ......,.........u. 80
Z Boston q Maine Railroad. .............. 1861
40 Eastern Railroad. ....................- @7
Boston & Name Railroad rs. ........... Ill q 111a
Portland, Saco q Portsmouth r. r. .......78 q so
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MT. Dean receives all the pay and allowances
which attach to his seat from March 4, 1877,
and will have $4,000 salary for the full term,
ming of the Congress.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOB THE NEXT TIVE NTY-FouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
OFFICER, Washington. DC,
Mar. %. A. MY
For New England
and the Middle Atlantic States clear or partly
cloudy weather, cold northerly veeriug to
warmer easterly winds and rising followed by
stationary or falling barometer.
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Providence Print Cloths Market.
eRovIDENoE. r. l., March 29.-The Printing cloths
nrket is fiat again and without transactions.
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The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows to-day:
Gross Exchanges .,..,........,...S7 O131 "a
Net Balances. .,,,.. ................... 3163S rs
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

CHARLESTON-Cd 2eth. ship syyanus Banch-
ard, Oakes, Reval.
WILMINGTON-Ar2 Sth, sen Grace Andrews An.
drews. Matanzas.
RiCHMoND-sld 9th. sch Henry Adelbert, Mea-
p, BALTIMORE Ar 9th, sch Kate Wentworth,
travis, Navassa.
=, PHILADELPHIA-Cld 2sth, sch D B Everett,
blk, Barbados.
Ar at Delaware Breakyater 2stb. baroue Arletta
Nichols, Messina
=, NEW YORk-Ar 2sth, brig Clytie, Dow, Cardenas
10 uays; scns Gertie Morrow, Dunning, Jackson
vile days; May Day, Flanders, st Marc; Maggie
abbott, Abbott, Ponce; Abbie Emery, Emery, I'm
Fan River; Clara Fletcher, Sargent, Pont-aPtre IT
Cid 2sth, ship Emerald Isle, Patterson, London; ;
Brig Gypsy Queen, Chandler, Montevideo; schs Olive
avery, Upper, Chatham and Hyannis; Chase, In
graham Bridgeport; Lizzie Lee, Stubbs Antigua
49, PilllsbuIy, Pitcher, Demarara; G W Baldwin,
Passed through Hell Gate 2sth, sch Albert Clar-
ence, HaWes Virginia for Portland.
uNEWPOkT .Ar 9th. sch Joseph Fish, Gichrist.
In port 9th. schs Belle Halliday Burt FIN North
Portland for New York; A Howe, Ellis. Warren
Cargill. Rich. I'm Gardiner for New York; KenGrick
Fish, Hooper, Woods Hole for Virginia; Georgiana,
Providence for Norfolk Forest City, Hodges do fol
New York; Hammond, Godthwate. Portland
for New York; Mary Augusta, Holt, Calais for do;
Jessie Hart, Wall, Small Point tor Alexandria, Mel
vile, Blake. Portland tor New York; Leach, Pen
dlet0n. Providence for do.
II OOICh loLAND dAhBOR-Ar Z1tn. sch ID
Bridgts, Landrick, Providence tor New York; Min
dora, Mason, Portland for do.
Ar 2Sth, schs Willie DeWolf Gott, Calais for New
York; Geo ID Perry. Flynn, Machias for do.
In port schs s Lindsey, Isaac Obert0n, Donna
Anna. Sarah Fort, and the above arrivals.
| VINEYARD-HAVEN-Ar 27th schs Mary Lang
don, Mullen, Rondout for Boston; Bedabedec Thorn
dixie. Eizabethport tor do; belmont Locke, Dodge,
Hoboken for do; Koret Durham, Maryland for Port
land; Rival Fletcher, So Amboy for Bath: Edward
Stanley, Heal, Camden for New Bedford; Bran hall
Hamilton, Portland for New York; Clara Jane. Al
len, Lubec for do; Benjamin. Wilbur, Pembroke for
do; Alice Cakes, Cocord, and Mary Brewer, TolmaD,
Rockland for do; Sias McLoon, Spear, and Idaho,
Peck, do tor do; Harry Percy Adams, Kennebec for
do; John Slusman, do for Philadelphia Maggie Bell,
Hall. Rockland for Richmond; Nathan Ceaves, At
wood, Portland for Virginia; Julia A Ward, Stevens,
Roekport for New Orleans.
Sid, schs Jos Fish, Mary Augusta, Geo Perry,
Hammond. Willie DeWolf, Campbell, and SPARTA
WAREHAM-Ar 9th, sch Ruth Hodgdon, Tor.
| rey, Rockland.
BOSTON-Ar 2Sth, sch Seventy Six, Robinson FIN
Maryland for Yarmouth; Flora Grindle, STANLEY,
| Freeport.
Cid 2sth, scbs M Crowell, Crowell, Windsor, Ms
Louisa Wilson, Holt, Hayti; Jed Frye Langley, tor
Windsor, Ms; Timothy Field, Leland, Charleston
Bartlett, Kelley, Hallowel to load for Phiadel-
Ar 2sth, schs vOant, Cassidy, Passport; Ida. Will
| son. Millbridge.
Cid 18th, sch Eben Fisher, Reynolds, Cienfuegos.
/ GLOUCESTER-Ar 2stb, balene Sarah Hobart,
Pmkham. Irapani, 6S days; sch Maggie A Fisk FIN
Kennebec for Baltimore.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-10oo bush corn meal to g
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GREAT BRITAIN.
Another Walking Match

LONDON, March 29.-(New York specially
Another intern atonal walking match takes
place at Agricultural Hall, April 18th, distance
so mies Among the competitors are O'Leary,
Richardson of Massachusetts,, and several
English pedestrians
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California M lining StocES.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29.-The following are
te closing official prices of mining stocks TODAY
onpared with those of Wednesday:
Nah 90 Mch ~ LII a. - -
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A Suggestion to the Travelling Public.

TOURISTS, emigrants and mariners find that Hos
letters Stomach Bitters is medicinal safeguard
against unhealthful Influences upon which they can
implicitly rely, since it prevents the effects that an
unhealthy climate, vitiated atmosphere unaccus-
toned or unwholesome Diet bad water or other con-
dt1ons unfavorable to health would otherwise pro-
duce On long voyages or journeys by land in lati-
tudes adjacent to the equator it is especially useful
as preventive of the febre complaint and disorders
OF the stomach liver and bowels, which are ant TO at
lack natives CT the temperate zones soourning or
travemg In such regions, and it is excellent pro-
tecuon against the influence of extreme cold sudd. IN
changes OF temperature, exposure to damp or ex-
treme fatigue 1t not only prevents intermittent and
rem1tent fever and other diseases of maIaria tyne
put Graduates them, fact which has been notorious
ior years past in North and South America Mexico
the west Indies, Australia and other countries
CoNGREss-The Congress- yeast powder is
made of the purest and most healthful materials It
is the best in the world for making delicious white
sweet and heathfu BISCUITS cakes, pastry, &c. Use
none but the Congress"
Vienna Rolls made with Congress Yeast Powder.
THE WHOLE SYSTEM is kept in healthy condi-
ton by HUNTS REMEDY. Dropsy, Bright's Dis
ease, Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Complaints, Di-
abetes and Gravel, are cured by HUNTS RENE
DY. ncontinence and Retention of Urine, General
Debility, Excuses, ntemperance and Pain in the
Side, Back and Loins, are cured by HUNTS REM
EDY.
CLARK's TooTHAoHE DROPS cure instantly.
mario eod&w1w
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Boston stock Market.

LIVERPOOL. Steamer Lake Champlain-50 pkgs
earthen ware to G E Jose 81 Co.
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[sRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Sch Odell, Winslow, New York-Emery & Fox.
sen Geo kilborn. Dodge, New York; Rumery.
SAILED-BarqueH ebe; sch Casco Lodge.
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MEMORANDA.

Brig Eliza Morton, Leland, at Havana from Cardiff
board during gale.
Brig Five Brothers, before reported ashore at Ma
tanzas, has been lowed to Havana for repai g.
Sch Clara Leavitt, which put into Nassau MP, for
repairs, struck on Abacoa and had to throw over
board 80 tons cargo.
:, Sch Annie Freeman, Reed, at New York from
Baracoa, reports 25th inst while lying under Smiths
Island, lost anchors and chains and had to put out
to sea,
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Ministerial Changes.

LONDON, March 3O-The Post says rumor
was current in London last light that Rt. Hon.
Claiborne Hardy, secretary of state for war,
will be raised to peerage and succeed the
Marquis of Salisbury as secretary for India.
Col. Stanley, now under secretary of war, will
succeed Hardy.
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AT Clenfqegos 18th. brig Jessie Rhynas. Tucker, for
Boston; sch Butler for do.
Ar at st Thomas 18th, sch st Croix. Leland, from
Boston.
AT at Cardenas 22d, brig Antelope, Bay, New York
Sid 27th.l brig Hyperion, Williams, for North OF
Hatteras.
Sid I'm Cientuegos 3d. sch Emerson Rokes Mars
ton, Boston.
~, Ar at Liverpool 28th, barque Martha A Mcneil
Watts, New Orleans
SID 2Sth. ships Alexander. Ballard, for Portland
Ar at Marseiles 2sth, baraue James Brett, from
New York.
4. sen Hickman. ashore at Fire Island. has set
lieu Ill the sand and the surf is breaking her.
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FOREIGN.
The Eastern Situation.
Ignatieff's Mission Probably I'm
successful.
Rumored Demand for the Removal
Of the British Fleet.
Bismark 10 Make Another Effort
for Peace.
Bismark 10 Make Another Effort

LONDON, March 27.-It is reported that the
Russian army around Constantinople has been
The Daily clarion., 1878-01-13

~
At recent meeting of the Society of
Biblical Archaeology in London, Mr.. w.
st. Chad Boscawen read paper, point
ing out close parallel between the Bi-
bic precepts and the Assyrian tablets,
regarding prayer as an antidote to sin,
The following, translated from q clay
tablet, is remarkable
Pray thou! pray thou!
Before the couch, pray!
Before the throne, pray!
Before the canopy, pray!
Before the building OF lofty head, pray!
Before the rising OF the dawn, pray!
Before the fire, pray!
Before the light of dawn, pray!
BY The tablets and papyri, pray!
By the side ofthe river, prayl
BY the side of a ship, or riding in ship, or
leaving the ship, pray
At the rising of the sun, at the setting ofthe
sun, pray!
To the gods of heaven, at the altars on earth,
pray!
On coming out OF the city, or entering the
city, pray
On coming out of the great gate, on enter
ing the great gate, pray!
On coming out of the house, pray! On en-
tering the house, pray!
In the place OF Judgment, pray!
In the temple, pray
On the road, pray!
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What the Bible Like?

1t is like large beautiful tree, which
bears sweet fruit for those that are hungry,
and affords shelter and shade for pilgrims
on their way TO the kingdom OF heaven.
1t is like cabinet of jewels and precious
stones, which are not only to be looked at
and admired, but used and worn.
1t is like a telescope, which brings dis
tant objects and far-off things of the
world very near so that we can see some
thing of their beauty and Importance.
1t is like treasure-house, a stOre-house,
for all soIts of valuable and useful things,
and which are to be had without money
and without price.
1t is like a deep, broad, calm flowing Q
river, the banks of whieh are green and
tiowery, where birds sing and lambs play
and dear little children are loving and
happy.
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BRIDEWELI'S
-MISSRSSIPPI- T
y USTICE OF THE PEACI

FENHIS VERY UsEFUL MANUAL
Il for MaEisirates, Attorneys,
sDiars ters, Merchants. and Busi n es~
Ven acknowledgements by Judge l..
0. BRIDEWELL, of CoPIAH CoUNTY-is now
ready, and orders for same will be promptly
filled. The volume makes 430 large and closely
printed pages, and contains:
1st-Forms and instructions for all possible
cases that may arise in a Justice Court,
Civil and Criminal.
2d-Forms of all kinds of Deeds, Leases, Con-
tracts, Partnerships, Liens Bonds, etc.,
making it invaluable to the merchant,
planter, and public officer.
Sd-The full text of the Revised Code of 1871,
and all subsequent legislation, pertaining
to the Jurisdiction of a Justice of the
Peace, as Civil and Criminal Court with
an index to legislation as Court of In
quiry.
4th-An Appendix, containing existing rates
of Taxation, Fees and Salaries of Public
Officers, the time and place and term of all
the Courts, the Congressional and Senate
rial Districts, as now organized, the number
of Representatives to which each County
| is entitled the vote of the State by Coun-
| ties and Districts IN 1878, 1875, 1876, an
Alphabetical List of Postofhces in the
State, Postal Rates, Railroads in the State
/ and Distances from Station to Station, 8
| Dictionary of technical Legal Terms etc.
all thoroughly indexed.
| AS the edition Is small and the work is not
stereotyped, those who would secure copies
/ should send in their orders at once Price
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An Eastern fable says that priest was
performing a miracle. The priest put 6
kernel into vessel filled with earth, bid
ding his challenger to watch it closely
BY and by green shoot appeared, then q
stem, aud leave and branches and bios
SONS, until an immense area was covered
and rich, ripe fruit, succeeded the bios
SONS. All this was done within an hour
and the amazed observer exclaimed:
Now l know there is God, for | have
seen his power"
The priest smiled as he replied, and said
"Simple child. do you only now believe
Does not what you have just seen take place
i'll innumerable Instances, year alter year
ONLY bv a slower process? But is it til,
less marvellous on that account?"
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Sunday Reading.
EVER Y DA Y.

EVER Z DA Il.
Time is drawing nearer, nearer,
While our heads are turning grey;
Tears are falling on lifes mirror
Every day
Time is closing Beauty portals,
Flowers are blooming to decay;
Fate is delving groves for mortals
Every day
While our pleasure boat is rolling
Over life's eventful spray,
Funeral bells are tolling. tollIng,
Every day
while the laurel wreath is shading
Ger the fame-lit brow of clay,
Sad we see the garland fading
Every day.
Lave. then take your promised treasures.
Fame is dazzling TO betray;
Life is fading with its pleasures,
Every day.
Hence while all things are declaring
Death q seeker for its prey;
Let US be ourselves preparing
Every day!
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BEGIN the education Of the heart. not With
the cultivation of noble propensities, but
with the cutting away of those that are evil.
When once the noxious herbs are withered
and rooted out, then the more noble plants,
strong In themselves, will shoot upwards.
The virtues, like the body, become strong
and healthy more by labor than nourish-
ment.
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s.rs roLLEE, In his description of good wife.
ennai que commandeth her hu~bana ii,
one never crosseth her Inssa5a +, ",hi ,ha
shfningtlde of his anger, but STAYS rill IL he
epoing water. Her clothes are rather come
~ tnan costly, and she makes plain cloth
:. 10 De velvet by her husband wearing
~ Ia her husbands sickness she feels
more grief than she shows.n
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The American Episcopalian Church at
Rome, under the charge of the Rev. DIR,
Nevis, is intending to hold Italian services
as soon as they have got the prayer-book
translated.
A speaker at one of the late anniversaries
said that in Washington City there are
found to-day twenty three colored Baptist
Churches, where in reality there ought to
be about seven.
Tha Winchester Diocesan Convention
has adopted resolution affirming thar
Z" the doctrine of hahitual confession is not
consistent with the doctrine and discipline
of the Church."
In the opinion of the Freensan's Journal
Father Hewitt cannot accept the degree of
ID. D. conferred on him by Amherst Col
lege without becoming doctor OF divinity
of an infidel college.
The Montreal, the oldest American
Young Mems Christian Association, re-
ports a membership of 973. During the
year $50 religious services were held, and
$4,000 persons visited its library and read
ing-room.
The death of the venerable Cyril, Patri-
arch of Jerusalem, is announced. He was
made Patriarch in 1916, but was deposed
and communicated because OF his policy
in reference to Bulgaria, and had only beeh
restored to his position few months before
his death. He was born in the Island o
Samoc in 100,