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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-15

Let us, then, unite with tho YOOV nun
who have worn and still wear s~lspendefs,
and protest against their abolition by the
heartlcss edict OF fashion. We warn sus;
nender.makers and the manufacturers OF
srspender.buttons against this blow which
the dealers in skate-straps have made ut
their business. We call upon all men who
have TO work with both hands at q times,to
stand by the only article OF ralmcnt that
will permit them todo this with any sort
OF comfort and in any degree OF sechrlty'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-15
LrSwooD, Pa, Oct 10, 1878.


LISwoOD, Pa, Oct 10, 1878,
Oil, r. Dunbar!
DEAE Sn-Thc barrel OF Bethesda Water
you sent me In April last is just exhausted,
and | wish to have another before the cold
weather sets In. will send postofice order,
80, 80.
bethesda has been the most perfect blessing
to me that 1t ever was to any one. After ten
years Of suffering without relief, I am so near.
Iy cured TINT pain and oil the discomforts oil
sickness prove like u troubled dream long past,
Gun perform wonders OF household tasks,
and iii with pleasure and profit my place In
the world. 1 look forward, with good grounds
for hope, to n busy and successful lie, all
owing to the mcrCiful Gods pure gilt, which
He sends through your hands Next summer
hope to visit. you, for you pcrsOnatc Wau-
kcsha In my mind.
| am sir, yours, &c,
SARAH T. SNIrH.
1 ask for the circulars because l am con.
SANITY solicited for them, and have made the
virtues Of the Spring known from Florida ID
Massachusetts,. II has relieved several OF my
friends, Strangers have writtcnm me inquiring.
ly, and | have been glad to answer.
On. J, RoosvELT; NJ. D., OF Macon, Georgia,
writes, Dot, 10, 1873:
"capL Thompson, OF this place, says he was
cured Of DropSy by tho use OF Bethesda, VIII
you please Srlto me how l can procure the
water, price, etc"
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Ohio, Indiana, New Jersey and West Virginia,
JosEru FLINJSh
s4MpFkct street. HttShurghr FL,
PucE-Eees q, half bills s., barrels $40,
Pamphlets mailed free. Send for ono.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
ANNOUNC ENTS.

We are authorized to announce
Col. Poindexter Dunn, Of ForresI
CITY, as candidate for congress
IT, represent the FIRST Congresslon
al district of Arkansas, subject tt
the action of the First Congression
al convention.
We are authorized TO announce
Hon. j. W. House, Of Searcy, as q
candidate for congress, to repre-
sent the FIRST Congressional dis
trict OF Arkansas subject to the
action of the First Congressional
convention.
We are authorized to announce
Mr.. J. G.. Brookfeld, OF Cross
county, as a candidate for Circuit
Judge, for the 2nd Judicial district,
subject TO the action of the con
vcntion.
WE are authorized TO announce
Judge l. l.. Mack, as q candidate
for re. election to the position OF
Judge of the second judicial dis
trict, at the next election.
WE are authorized to announce
Logan d. Rozzcll as candidate
for Sheriff and Collector OF MISS.
issippi county, at the general elec
non, on The first Tuesday in Sep
fam hpr paxt
We are authorized TO announce
Mr.. A. l.. Cissell, as candidate
for the Office of Sheriff and Col.
lector, OF Mlssissippi county, at the
general State election, on the first
Tuesday in September next.
Ii announcing myself AS n can
didate to rep csent Mississippi
County; in the Lower House oi the
next General assembly ! ask my
conntrymen not to pledge then
sutirages mil I've had an opportu'
nifty of explaining my position up
on all questions of mutual interest
In ample season, ! will publish !
list of nv appointments IN each
Township. Time will be fairly di
vided with all candidates.
+. g. McGAVOCK,
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
WM, NJ, SPEEO,
To the Voters Of Ni>.!s~ip.
pi County.

! hereby announce myself es a
candidate Toe the office of As.esso
Of Misses api County, aud most
respectfully sol Ct your suli.ages
ano sp 80 t..
ln ,hu- deciafo ~ mv,ele for SO
importaut an office, can 'as 10
GRIM 10 IN ir,'mate knowled-e OF
ine 'aads OF Inc couo,y o 10 li.e-
long eSoerience in the flociua,i g
values o. al / ads of ptoper.y, for
these are accom plisbme1ts not OF
toe atlainmeat OF oPt merry mcn,
and possessed by ve,v few - orp
County, none Of whom a.'c seek ~
Office BIT | do cls,m TO have
plain commoa sense a"d a olera b q
knowledge of The Ia IDS o lbe
county, rs well as OF tne value OF
general property; to be "reasona
bly, honest ~ the world GOES" aud
cafnes. 10 ny desire to do nav day
as a oiizen; n whatever ca paci y
may be placed. If eiec.ed | cen
oniy prom se to b the requ e
mems OF the Office to The very bcsl
OF my abili.y rrd | more especI T.
" pledge myself not To be ,nf
meuns of adding any expenses OF
penalties upon assessments, whe.e
the same caI possibly be av0iroi.
Respectfully.
J0BN ALOVEWELL.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08

will say for my part that ! shall
not Eight it out on that line"
True, It assalIed, I will do my bes,
to defend myself. Tne assallant to
his sorrow will find that
"Ai he lssi. It bitetn ike q serpent,
ABG singcth like an adder
Ny CLAIMS are now before you,
and to the judgement of your tri'
bunal, l will solemnly bow. | can
not but feel fiattered at the words
of cheer and encouragement tina,
daily greet me. In every portion
OF the county, men, good aud true,
are rallyiog to my support. "Ten'
der whispers are IN the air and il
through your hands ] receive the
banner OF victory, years hence you
can gratefully 'exclaim, We'll done
thou good aud faithful servant"
W. B. HASKINS.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
To the voters Of Mis-.
sissippi County.

Fellow citizens: | take this
method OF informing you thai
am Il Candidate tor Assessor NV
long residence in the county, aud
nv intimate knowledge of the land
therein, us well as lifelong cxpe-
rience in all kinds OF property and
It's fiuctuaiing values renders me
fully competent ior the duties OF
the Office. Beng known To you
all, can not help but ask OF YOU
u generous and hearty support.
ii elected, you may rely on = uuiy
faithfully performed, that will re.
dound to the good Of the people
and welfare oi the County.
Wu NJ Spspp
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
ANexcbaove says: youog lady

An exchange says: a youog lady
belonging TO Rev. Mr.. Coliey's
church in ,h's ~. on retr"oipg
from Oshkosh, was ,elug her pas
tor of the oed bugs that bothered
,er at the hoiel, and after say,og
that she could not sleep ior their
biing said Sand you just onght
TO see my legs" Tie good pastor
quietly said-"Never mind. I've
seon lhem-bed. bug bites, ] mean! J"
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
ParlOr Organs.
\ word in th.irr-Nur. read
/ rnfn fhr fElffn m E4fUrtutr .

\ word in their i-Nur. read.
/ rom the (Elyin. m ltciuuucr.
awe have in our own rou-c one NJ the pianos
adyrrt s,d hy Daniel + Bcr.y Iu another Cul-
umn. aud uo Uoi hesitate 60 recommend 70 Num
our knowledge uf o. quality Ml BuNt! has
dealt very hunoraaly by u.s.
ID T.. Sedswick, Of Eouaparir viva, -l!ss
"Orgau came t1 Uaui all -tly, ami uft,r one
hours r,al ,rud yIu 'hr each. Ir more riun
meets my vXtrcu.tluu- The tone i- uycrrlms -
ly tinrmd meluliJu-. aud tHv gtsv u .lyli-H add
beautifully uIsurd %
FromJ l.. Eyrrrt. Esg Cashier National Brua'I-
way buuk, New York
Oraun No Gn received. A,ium fu,lr sHii-
ged with the instrument. / rrWlt NIiIout Nr-
ther delay I haycuot Thought b. urc-t-af5 iu tll
experts TO lcsiit Al my family are dnlisul.d %
Every instrument u.lY warranted in -iy ycrr~
a. striCl first class In rNrry respect anH u- q
guarantee Il good ii,,h thcy are .uipp,J un from
5tu bdIy- te-t trial, money refunded and freight
CAarg, paid bHtu ways by me 70 Itrf HiH 100 auy
i1im nisrrprr~uutcd or prove ml -.lti-layiuT!
Noihmg fiTur Than Ihi- Cyiu D., rfrrou
AGENTS ANItD, lu' where l huy, nouG
laF.t U-.1ul.- I.at. ty IuIt r.'utr .. f lut De-
It's srrd tor iiu-irt d AuNElil>LR #, .a-
lu-uc totirul. Win tl-iiuuu Hl- frrtW die it-
gui.h,d persons, some OF Wuum yru may kuuH,
h,lur. l,jy iu- rl-'WLury. Nt,rt--., d ANItL 4,
BEATTY, " a-lusJuu, NV Jvr-,A
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
Legal Notices.
Commissioners Sale of Real Estate.

By Virtue OF dcerr. of he Ms sissi ~ COM
~ Circuit Couri, on he ChanceTy side ihereof.
rendered ~ the May Term 1876, auo rerew"d
Or,ler ol sale tehdeie, at The May Term ls1s,
Il the sui iherin pending, wherein G. ".
Thomson was Plainih and james B. Irri 4
head and O,heI- were Defendants
We, the under sncd ,ommi ,inners, vii AZ
the do o ,he Court ilou>c, iu he town OF os-
ceola. STATE Oi Arksnsas. on lhul stay The l0ih
day uf June, A. ID ls1S. offer ior sale, and srll
to The 1i ehrsi biduer. on credh three months
the followinc dtscrbed ands lying and situate
kansas, tO-wit.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
Dr.. r. VI. Pcttcy,

We are authorized to announce
DIR. F. NJ. Pettey, AS u candidate,
at the ensuing September election,
TO represent Mississippi County,
in the Lower House, OF the next
general assembly.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
TOWNSHIP CONVENTION.
Proceeding. o. tho Con-
Vrui:ON Of d. ~ Ocratic
Voices Of Monroe
Township.
O. soLa. AK June l5ti 1875


Pr >v.nt 40 tne cal Of the tCun-
" Ceo, " Corn tee ,ne Demo
ere snn &. srrvaiive vote OF
No ,tCe ,owpsu u 10 the npmbe.. Oi
abuCt bi, .s-rmbleJ at lac C'e - :
oGce, , ,"t IOWA o. Osceola ,,,'
d.v 3 o'c'ock y. m. o. Go' ''on
Of D F. l.. James, Co. Jack W.T.
gn-, c. He'd TO lue co. =.
ID Ja mes, being nom oated Was
g e. et ,ec { a v o. ,be Cow o..
I.r cpoi md in q ten NorGs
,,r, Cd he object of ,ne co l>ei
10 Nn'cN was 10 e',ct >eveo dei.
c-.,es % tne County Convention
VII co Is called to meet on The ,5,h
ins,anl 10 nom,oa e &. dt L. G. for
,he v,ious SAFE, Cog ess'ona'
d Joe G.; offices wn'c' &c 20 be
fl eo ., lre election Oh Tresu?y
Sep,ember Sd 1873.
NumlnHucus Of dcle3i te- being
in order ,be following were upon
ballot. chosen. viz Judge Charles
Bowen, Hosh r. McVeiy", Hon.
james T.. WI rms, p. II. G. Dun.
rrsn,, Spencer s. Sen mes, Jonn
o. Blacs wood, aud Jane, Hamll-
tom
On motion It waS agreed 10 in-
surct ne de'egate, 10 cast ,be
vo,e Of Moo oe Towlso,p ~ The
coming couu,y convection as fol
lows, w:
For GoverNo"-W. r. Miller,
=, cnoice, aud J. ID. Hughes, 2nd
cho ce.
Sec e,ary of S,ate-B. B. Bca
yer, l-t. choice, jacob FroIch 2nd
choice.
Aud ,or of Sta,e-Jobn Craw
70 q, WAS unanimously chosen frs
last, and on!y cno &C.
T,ea,urer--T. }. G., urchill, Is
choice, aud William Woodruff, 2nt
choice.
ALTO. ey General VIM. +. Hen
dersoo.
Commissioner of Slate Lands
d. W. Leat.
ChanceiluI-uo lnstruc,lons.
Chancery Gle X j. ". Cola
wav.
Supreme Jrdae J. +. EakIn
1t enc ce, Dr,s 2"o choo CO.
Sept. Pubho I,s,yuclions-Prof
CT, ,ncr, lst cuo ce, q. W. Hill, 2nc
cuoice.
Fo. Co r3tess-a ,ef a preractct
a,d liNev though generally gooC
hr nored teJ. &c participated ~ by
u mo.t eve y body, dnruS the
PROCESS oi wbich several oallot'
were taken wi.hodt result, it wa'
upon mo. o. OF l.. Rou,,ap, Esqr
fidalIy resolved ms II comproml st
measu e, to instruct The delegation
TO cast the vote of Monroe Town
su,p II. follows, For l.. c. cause
3, woes fcrJ W. Hors", votes
Col. Poiuce.tor Dunu, WA, also IL
nom hai'op but his iiredds were
not sufficiently numerous to ge
him representation.
JUDICIAL.
Upoh mouon 10 iJstrrct FOL
Juuge of tnis emo Judicial Dis
1. ct, Cas- II. NJ. McVe'.h anC
r. j. Ratcl dc were pat n nomlna
ton; w'e.'erpUI the convention
p,ua rocc ruaoimouhy Instructed
fof Capt. McN eish.
! For Prosecuting attorney of tbi'
district f. +. Brown, WAS uDani
mously chosen u, LIST choice.
Whe eupoh tue conveh,oh ad
iourned sh.e die.
Tue above named gentlemen
who were chosen delegates TO the
County convention can procure
their credentials by calling upor
the secretary at any time before
the 18th inst.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
DR.. =. II. STEELE

as a candidate 10 represent Missis'
sippi County 10 'he Lower House
oi the 81. Legislature. Elec,lon
Tuesday. Srpicmber 3, d., 1873.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
J h. l.. HALE L erA,
Eelrlll.Ion OF l. ads.

o ice d. 81 .he' - /. a" \ 'ec'' IN
~ - e.. . h '..r ~ -Un a.. lakes on
}. e. b,.i &c ~ o. e. d J. U. ,Ir- ois
q ..,' 81 9. iois ercer'"G JY Jide
ne he 20 = tu- % 81.
az ,t "a "a . e, Sc. 'o' dI o. /
o. If. &C.. .t.. 80 81, 1i,sest uue on Hiu
add 80 ~. May 90. .5...
j n HALE. Crr.,
u, II, H. h,Ne' - ID. {.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08

The sale OF the above land 10 take place within
lawf hours Of sand day; the purchaser, or pur.
chascrs, required to execute Note, with good
and approved SC rurity for tbs payment Of same
and an express lien retained on said land to $.
cure the payment If the purchase money.
This My Z1th., 1873
Charles Bowen,
John Matthews, }Com'rs.
ID. Matthcws,)
6-i-N Printers lee, (sii,0)
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
ReuemDtiOn OF Land.

Noice !, heie y ti ',h na Frlnk l.. Jlmcs
s,.rlt "a ,ue . 81. Voc. -. tnls day re-
uceia't i>ac.IUi 20 pi-,u IL 10 T. soiC ,Ot
4. st.. lDui tep.'. Is 80 zen ouu it by EoN, =
en b,Hhcu Ic ,J / - o. "a .l'ihe- hav hg
- .. q. *, iuh. i.y 20 a' wees, due on
...,i .a.d .J%.,' bsy I'D ,.S.
j ~ uALF, Clerk
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
RedemD ION OF lanus.

',ie sp I. Of .e @ ~ , sod n" =" NV
~ C3 4 /, L. VI tI',. Ne.' sui,. .or KS
- q ... 10 . ,nt lua hl u t. - e. as
re ..ii1t.N At G. 'Da - .. ID Pe h' OW-
o., dc.'oi o. lag 80 r' cour rTr- O.! '"e
..aOis .au... - ,diI u TJt pyhal y
,o.t ..t a,r-e., ot7 o. 1t Tl % opuC, Lune
i L. T. HAZE & eyn
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08

NTyfYf1Is not easily raucll in these tiups,
but % can De made iu tliN.r
WI months by ANY one ~ either sex.
Ia ANY pat ui 'hc country Wlu is
willing 10 wo,k steadily ar the employment that
We furnish Sh per NttN 30 your own Town.
You need not be- away from home over ui-Hi.
Nuu can glNc Your who'll time Ca "a, work. ur
only ,unr >Iurp moments. We have rgvufs
who are making over S5u pes day. All Whu ,.u-
gage at once tan make money fast ~ the
lirscnt time IA ucy cannot Dee made So easily
and rapidly at any o,hcr hu.lue-- lt cu-fs
nothing 10 tly the business. Terms aud - out
1T Irrr Al rc-- at once, II HALLTr Is Co
Portland, Maine. lU--Uly
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
RedemptiOn of Lands.

Notice IL hereby given, that 5 G. Phillips.
Heir ut Law Of Presley Phillips. deceased, has
"a. range II east, containing three hundred and
twenty acres sold for taxes Of 1915 l-5-6 on the
llth June 1877, anu then bought by Il W. Wat
sins. the said Phillips paying into III. county
treasury, the SUN Of SIS ~ amount In full Of all
tax penalty, interest and cost ON said land.
Nav IL, isIS J IL. 4 HALF, Clerk.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08

Cash to accompany at anbounce-
ments. Calls on parties to become
candidates will be charged local
rates.
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following will be our rates
for announcing candidates during
the campaign, for the different
0fiaas
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
PULMONA.

IL beyond comparison the best remedy for the
cure OF CONSUMPTION QgNEN IN Irs Mosr Ap
NAScED sTAors), Asthma. Bronchitis. catarrh.
And all derangcm nts of the NERVOUS sl~-
TIN. cir ulaf CONTAINING particulars uf many
cas,s surcessluily treated, iul advice Tor M,
Treatment Of the disrases ab, We meutluurd. niId
eertihcatrs o actual cures, will be s,nt free hv
mail to all applicant, Address % CAR a.
MoSt~, sole Proprietor, Is Cortlandt Street,
New York
The Osceola times., 1878-06-08
pl MONEY ~

Can be saved If You wish to purchase II Piano cr
o. gan by buyiug dIrtct OF me. and hcSidps a ou
are sure of getting the gcuuinc Beatty Piano and
Organ, the sweetest Toned AMI most perfect ever
made. Years OF irial have established them tho
more drmy IN popular tyur, aud 10, universal
Verdict nov i, that there are uuuc brlirr manu-.
iaciurcd In the wurld- Scut on from i've To NJ
teen day. test ina AMI fuzzy warranted iof six
Year, ~ hr-t-clHs. in every respect Money re-
funded and irri-ht paid both way- by me ii un-
satisfactory beatty slllG-lrated A iNLkTISER
Catalogue Edit,un,l free Address, DANIEL
BEATTY, Washington, New Jeisey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06

A FIRST CLASS HARD WOOD -FOUR STORY
n brown stown 2jx65 lot 100. Leak Hill. Mad
son exchange ior Country Place Sound Mud
son River smaller House ia New YORK. Address with
price, &C, BANNER. box 1885 New York Post Office
TA gAkGAlx.-FoR SALE or EXCHANGE ron
"A bcred city Properly ele2aat Residence
ale Hudson with acres fully furnsncd: hnrsss.
riagcs &C. a. BLOMQVIsi. 100 Nissan 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06

FARM or os ACRES FOX SALE or EXCHANGE.
Afor House ia this city good buildings; line and healthy
cation. IRON this city near station Long
branch Railroad. Address OWNER, Vo1 Broad 81, New
ark. y. J.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

a RAsE CHANCE FOR .NY ONE fnAT WANTS a
Acompets iians-FOr sale exchange. nuo House
Deagtiin street IN Elizabeth. y. WITH latest i'm
provcment ana IN perfect orders lot three OF
5000. 80 minutes from York city
aud . mirutes~fron depot viii exchange for New York
property good value. and viii add cash hard pan
boz 90 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
EXPORTS OF OYSTERS.

Thcdollowing shows tho laintty OF oysters shipped
to the aforementioned ports from New York from
Oct Ik71 Ia 10 lx1A
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MENDICANlS CARED FOR.

Officer Chardi, Of tho society for tho Prevention OF
Cruelty 10 ChiIdren. yesterday brought 70 tue Tombs
Police Court three beegsrs and hvc little childres
whom they had been iorcing 10 march around the
streets with them. Ono gave his name BartoIoiuo
Btdino and SAID he bora Ia France. liz had win
him boy ten years ODD ana iiile girl aUout eight
years OF age. lie had Dcen In the habit OF makius
these chidrcu sng while he played the uccordoon.
lie hat with him large Tia sign which
painted tho words blind schvvlnaster
i,thcr oi children, victim vi tue sego oil
Parts auring tho war OF 1s50-'i." The mans vision
does not appear 10 be AZ ali impa red aud Unlcee
Cntardi cJuid only discover Two chIdrcn who med
him as their iather Judge Bixby sent him 10 tns
AinisiiOuse ana tho Two children we're sent TO the
Cathoiic protectvry. Catherine Arnold, oi No W
Catharns street. was caught ON the streets begging
with her two children LIZZIE, aged nine years, aud
Agnes lou teen months Old. She was ~ tho
Ainshuu.c ana the children 20 tho PrIcctory. Dcs-
ste Donahuc, poor. ucsttute woman, was also scnt
10 tho Almsnouse with her child only nine months
old .N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
TEMPLE AHAwATH CHESLD.

THE EVIL AND ITS CUEE--ApPEAL FOR UNION
SERMON pY Rlv. DIR. nUEBsCH
Tho Rev. Dr. Hucbsch preached In the Temple
Ahawath Guessed, Lexington avenue, taking his teAt
IRON Exodus xxxuL 1s'And no sasd, Deiecch thee,
show mo my CORY"
ihls ardent desirc said tho Doctor, ony parity
granted. The divino answer was, al viii cause ali my
goodness 70 pass before my iacu ana viii show mercy
TO whom shall show mercy und he sac, tbou caust
no. see my lace, Tor there snail me and
i've" How inportau,, continued the preacher, l. ihe
truth contained ia this passage Tor tho contro OF our
own miad. Human with lis speculatons Is cot
tainly necessary guide Tor mo, with whose advice W.
cannot dispense path to material and spiritual
welfare but order that may not DO misguided we
nusi mako carslll aiatnalon between healthy alum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21

sustain his position that the Bible does not teacn
the ..imnorality of the SOUL he quotes tpart l.. p
1871 the following passage from Tyndae. overooAnS
Abe very point OF Tyndale's argument drawn from
Luke's contrasted statements that. while Christ,s
ssoal was unconscious as u slept with ms oooy WI
the third day In the grave us esprit" was with sho
penitent tibet In Paradise duke XIII, 43, ~. and
Acts, IL, ~, 31k Mr.. MIXERS quotation from Iyn.
dae's defence is as iollows-.'l protest before zoo
saviour Jesus Cnrist ana ull who bc!icVe III
HIM thai Told OF The souls that are departed no
much may be proved by manifest and open scrip
.ure, aud think me Souls departed - .ne n arus
than the soul Of ChriAt was from the lime lnat
He delivered His spirit into the hands OF HIS Father
the resurrection OF HIS body IN glory and I'M.
mortality" ryndaIc ADDS, maniiestiy IN view OF
Pauis argument as to the psychica. Latin aniohai'
English "naturai body" contrassod with inc pneu'
matlcal or spirituai body" H. Corinthians, xv., -,
46) that II lns DISTINCTION be not maze, IL see not
but then The preaching Of tho resurrection Of tue
flesh we're thing III van."
Throughout the entire history OF Grecian pnilos-
opny, both within anu without the Christian Cnurch,
Piaouist and Aristotca have been cohpslsed 10
diner in theory. The Huc method OF Interpreting
Gods works IN Datare, aud HIS Word, gwen ~ mans
sure guide realities sooE u meet ana
;ns = s vital
wrote his youthful ''Connict OF the Ages" and <.
planned mans inbqrn depravity ~ resort
10 tbc Patonic view OF the pre-existcocc OF tic
.soul,n or psycAs IL seemed a harmless position.
When, however, the views OF those VINO support tho
theory Of The unnihilntioa u the soul AS well as Le
theory OF u second probation result Hom OvorNok-
ing tho TACT that Divine wisdom called form
tho perfected revelation OF the New Isss".
ment when Greek terms had assumed
dislinctiveness OF meaning which pcrnits an
oversight SO important 70 become only Tor Tine
prevalent the Cnristiun teacher VINO should SHRINK
IRON calling attention shat overnight because Of The
fear that ne may be miscoucclved and Who should
hide Hight has tor Oars been his own soiace
the JOY Of many hearers ~ me pulpit ana pups:
10 the roou-tiiaL teacher should take second
thought oi his Masters commission ana Of his own
iiuai bis trust To provo faithful W ruth
u. w. SAMSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
COLONIAL DANGERS.

On Grove Hill, Morrisania, reside = small colony Of
Germans VINO, although generally Of poaceable tem-
pcrament, havo OF late been much exercised by tho
appearance among them OF tailor ono Edward
steiner. steiner soon aitor putting up his sign oh.
taiurd all his neighbors' custom, and, his hts be-
iDg perfect aud of the latest cut, all went smoothly
ntil tho bills were seat Then tho trouble began
Vie deUtors refused pay aud when steiner insistsd
be reserved only abuse last sunday night, while
Mr. ana Mra Steiner conversing on thor piazza,
party OF neighbors appeared and assaiicd
them with vito language steiner answered
back, anu Tor a time nostitics seemed immnen
Next dav steiner Obtained o warrant tor tue
arrest OF mis- tormcntors, aud the night no was
way laid anu assaulted by party OF masked mop who
beat sni lett Hiin scnsel0ss tho ground The mat.
ter came up yesterday before Judgc Wheeler In thc
Fordna Police Cour. and the painaut failing 10
prove case HIS Honor required tho whole coiony,
who present IN force, 10 furnish bonds In $40
each Tor future good behavior.