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Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Great LilerArleA,

The largest library in the world is
the National Library OF Paris, which,
in 1874, contained 2,O00, 900 printed
books and $50, 900 manuscripts. Which
is the next largest 1t N difficult to say,
for the British Museum and the Imper-
ial Library OF St. Petersburg both had
in 1874 l, 100, ,0e0 volumes. After them
comes the Royal Library Of Munich
with 900, 900 books. The Vatican Ii
brary at Rome is sometimes supposed
to be among the very largest, while in
fact it is surpassed, rs far as the num-
Der Of volumes goes, by more than six
ty European collections. 1t contains
los, 900 printed hooks and %, 800 man
uscripts. The National Library at
Paris is one OF the Oldest in Europe,
having been founded in 1859, while the
British Museum dates from 1853, or a
time more than 400 years later. In
the United States the largest is the
Library of Congress ut Washington,
which in 1874 contained 26l 900 vol
umes. The Boston Public follows very
closely after it with 100000 volumes,
and the Harvard University collection
came next with 200, 900 volumes.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
CHEKlFt"S SALE.

By virtue OF Il writ OF Levar facias, to Inc
directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at the
LAFA Y ETTTE HOTEL. Sal SHlPLEY ST,
Kept by John J. Douvherty. in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle county, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY.
THE l5rH DAY OF MARCH, A. d., 1879,
At2O'clock, p. H.,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot OF land with three
story brick house and two story brick back
building thereon erected, situated In the city
of Wilmington, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginningat the southerly
side of Ninth street between Orange and Tat
nall streets at the distance OF IL leet inches
from the easterly side OF Tatnall street, thence
sOutherly parallel to Tatnall street through
the centre Of the party wall between thls ana
the adjoining house on the west OF Joseph
Slack, "a feet 3 inches to corner, thence cas-
terly parallel to Ninth street ~ feet inches
to a corner, thence nOrtherly Mrallei TO the
first mentioned line and Tatnall street through
the centre 0t the party wall 81 the adjoining
honse on the east OF James 5enhett o. Ieet .
inches to the aforesaid s0utherIy sideoi Ninth
street and thence thereby westerly ~ ieet
inches to the place Of beginning DE me con.
tents thereof what they may. book2 VOL.
Page lo4, sc. .,
perty Of Washington Mason ana heoecca, MS
wife. and t. t's, aud to be sold hy -
Sheriti's office. New Castle, Feoruary 2bth,
1879. 'e'-e
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Ach0OlA I'm HQAaeX.

From Prof. Groves report We take
the following observations in regard to
the schools of Sussex:
"The schools of the coGnty are
steadily improving, and that, too, in
the face of almost insurmountable diff
culties. The schools are being taught
by men and women full of enthusiasm
and eager, in most cases. to accomplish
a great and noble work. The same en-
thusiasm is found in the schools, and is
spreading among the people. What
ever peculiar views may be held by
some people, the fact forces itself npon
my mind, that the time is not far dis
tant when Sussex will be loudest in de-
mand for a thorough system Of educa-
tion. In short, there seems to be new
life and new vigor infused into the
people to such an extent as to insure
great results"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
cltERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
BY virtue Of a writ of Leyari F'acas. to Inc
directed, will lie exposed to Public Sale, ut
the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Sal SHIPLEY ST.
kept by John !. Douyherty, in the City 0,
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware
ON SATURDAY,
THE sth DAY OF MARCH, A. D., 1879.
At 2o'clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain farm, plantation and tract
Of land situated in Brandywine Hundred
New Castle County and State Of Delaware,
aforesaid, bounded and described ~ follows,
to wit:
Beginning at q stone in the irubb Land
ing Road being a corner Of Joseph {. Pierce's
land. thence along the middle Of said road
north twenty-five and II half degrees west
titty-nine and two tenths perches to stone, II
corner of Milton $. Barlow's land, thence
with his line north thirteen and u quarter
degrees east seventy-tive and three tenths
perches to q stone In the middle OF the Nam
ans Creek Road, thence along the middle OF
said road south seventy-eigh AMI quarter
degrees east fOrty-seven perches to stone a
corner of Joseph Fishers land, thence by the
same south 46 degrees east II and s-lO perches
to stone in Robert MUrrisun's line, thence
with his land and lands OF Joseph &. Pierce
south forty-iive degrees west one hundred and
thirteen perches to the place vt beginning,
containing forty tw0acreS and one hundred
square perchcs Of land more or less, frame
dwelling house, frame barn. spring house,
wagon shed, and other out buildings.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
pretty of Samuel Ii. Parmelee, and Agnes
his wife, and Patrick Reynolds and I. t., and
to be sold by JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherti's Office. New Castle, February l4th,
1879. ieb20
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
CHERIFF'S SALk.

By virtue of IA writ OF Leyar Facias, to me
directed, will be exposed To Public Sale, at
tho
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, 81 SHIPLEY ST.,
kept by John J. Dougherty, in the City OF
Wi'm,agtan, New Castle County, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF MARCH, A. d., 1879,
At2 o'clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land with the
brick dwelling thereon erected, lying and be-
ing situated in the city of Wilmington, boun-
ded and described as follows to wit: Begin
ming at the westerly side CT Liberty street
(now Wilson street between Ninth and
Tenth streets at the distance OF eiyhty-n1ne
feet from the northerly side Of Ninth street at
corner OF land conveyed to WIN. P0stles,
thence westerly along II line OF said land and
parallel to Ninth street sevehty.siX feet to the
casterly side of II ten feet wide alley, thence
northerly along said alley side thirteen feet
eight inches to q corner, thence easterly and
parallel to Ninth street serenty-six feet to the
easterIy side of Liberty street (now Wilson
strcet) thence Herewith southerly thirteen
feet and eight inches to the place Of begin
ming.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Jonathan X. Clark. and Maria, his
wife, and I. t's., and to he sOld by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Cast e, fcbruary2t 70.
Iel,2S
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
A Costly Monument.

A Apsoiect is on foot in Italy to raise a
monument to her late King, Victor En.
manuel. The sum which it is proposed
to spend in the erection Of this triumph
al arch, which is to be surnounted by
an equestrian statue of the late mon.
arch, is two millions of dollars. Italy
is in no condition to incur such an ex.
pense at the present time. Like most
European countries, her expenses out
run her receipts, and there is deficit
to be added to her already heavy debt,
annually. These two millions, which
it is now proposed to spend, would do
far more good if applied to some OBJ
ject of public utility, such as the pay.
m.nt of her debt or relief Of her indi.
gent citizens.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
COiored View Of the ChiMese <eaes-
rlOU.

vAOOs
William b. Forten, thu eloquent 'col-
ored orator OF Philadelphia, upon being
asked his opinion of the Chiuese bin
said: ~ think it is an outrage and in
conflict with every principle Of Rspub-
lican government. We have proclaim
ed ourselves the asylums for the op-
pressed Of all nations: VIZ have Invited
humanity to our shores to be blessed
and elevated by our free institutions.
How can we consistently deprive the
Cinnamon Of these advautsgesf Can
he work cheaper than our educated
Amsvicans-our skilled artizans F? Then
lot us learn from him how he does it..
Can he live cheaper than a New En-
gland yankee Let 10 learn his secret,
and does he not behave better, Is he
not more quiet, DOES he not commit less
ofsnsss than any other class incur com.
munity The Chinaman is only a
man, and the American Government
exists for the elevation and improve
msnt OF men. and any systeia to out
rage and ostracise him is but a reputa-
ton of the horrible cruelties ence prac-
ticed upon the outraged and the wrong
ed negro. believe this to be- the opin-
ion of the majority of the people"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
CHEKlf,i'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ of Levari Facias to Inc
directed, will he ,xposed to publ" sale arthe
HOrFM W ALkX. MAXWELL.
In NIiddlet"wn, In st. Georges Hundred,
New Castle county, Delaware,
ON FRIDAY,
THE 7rA AIAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1879,
st1 o'clock. y. m.,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All the following described plantation or
tract u land situate lying and being In St.
Georges hundred, IN the county OfNew Gas
tie. and bounded NJ follows to wit:
BeXiBninK at astOne at the edge of the fast
land aud Cripple u corner also Of Edmund
Townsend and running thence with said
Townsend line south degrees west " chains
and 40 links to the public road thence with
said road south ~ degees. east 10 chains and
" links, thence south 219 degrees west II
chains and u links to an apple tree. thence
south 10la degrees. east 80 chains and IL links
to ditch, thence with said ditch south lslI
side OF the creek, thence with the said creek
several courses thereof and bounding theron
In An Sasterly direction, about II cfainS and
twenty. eight links to corner for Thomas
Bayard. (negr0) thence with said Bayards
line north II degrees east 9 chains and 10
links. thence north N degrees, eleven chains
and 81 links, thence north 23la and q chains
said road north Il degrees west 3 chains.
thence north 6S degrees west q chains u IL
stone in said road, thence north Is degrees
east 10 chains to a White Oak by the side
Of said cripple, thence north degrees west
4chains u IL stone by the side OF said cripple,
thencelnorth ~ degrees. west u chains and
~ links to the side Of Silver Run, thence with
said Silver Run and binding thereon about ls
chains and ~ links, thence south 2Ola degrees
west6 chains and q links to u poplar tree by
the side of said cripple. thence with sale Grip
pie and binding thereon about 10 chains and
IS links to the place Of beginning, containing
within said bounds l46 acres OF arabic land
a2 acres, !; roods and 25 perches of eadow
land, and Is acres Of maple cripple, be the
same more or less. Book Y, Vol. ., Page $40
SC, with II two story frame house and frame
bam and other out buildings thereon erected.
Seized aud tai en- in execution :ls the pro-
perty of Hannah Townsend and Mary A. Bou-
Chell, surviving m0rtgag0r, and t. t., and to
he cold by. JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Shsrift's office, New Castle, Feb. IA. 1879
iebU
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
0HERlfF'S SALE.

ny virtue 8t a writ OF als. Levafi Facias, tC
me directed, will be EXPOSED to Public Sale,
at the
LAFAYETTE HOTEL. Sal SHIPI.EY ST.
Kept by John J. Dougherty. in the City OF
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware
ON SATURDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF MARCH, A. ID. 1879,
At2 O'Clock, p. m.,
The following described Real Estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or palcel OF land
situate in the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid,
with threestory brick building with store
house thereon erected, bounded and described
as follows to wit: beginning at the intersec-
ton Of the northerly side Of Ninth street with
the easterly side Of Shirley street thence
easterly and parallel Ninth street sixty feet
to stake In land conveyed to-Riehtors,
thence nr:,herly and parallel with Shipley st.,
twenty eight feet to stake. thence westerly
and parallel with Ninth street sixty feet to
the Aforesaid side OF Shpley street. and
thence there withsoutIerly % feet to the
place of beginning, be the contents more
or less. Heck H. Vol. s. Page 4t2, &c.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty OF John &. Clark and Mary Ann his
wife, and William H. Wickersham, Martha
Murphey, Robert J. Murphey, and Henry
Erwin terra tenants, and 10 he sold by
JOHN PYLE. Sheriff.
Sberif's office, New Castle, Feb. II, 1879.
feb20
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
CHERIFF'S SALE.

ny virtue Of n writ Of Levsri Faclas, to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale at
THE HUTLL OF JACOB HYATT,
In the town Of Newport, In Christiana hun.
dred, New Castle County, delaware,
On SATURDAY.
TiL srR DAY OF MARCH, A. D., 1879.
vt 10 o'clock q. H.,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain messuage Or tenement iarm
dred, and beunded and described rs follows
namely: Beginning ut IN old corner In the
IN ,ldle OF the Turnpike. adjoining land Of
v lillian Bnscktn, thence by said Braekn's
land south o. degrees and minutes west 81
chains and " links to u stone in IA line OF
Ia nds late of Moses Montgomery, thence by
said line iH part, and by land now Of Isaac
NJ Mendentlall south two degrees east 2. chains
and 23 links ~ = stone in corner Of William
FWt's land, thence by said kO0t'S land north
81 degrees and ~ minutes east ~ chains and
Is links to IL new corner, thence by new line
dividing the herein granted lands from other
lands Of Cyrns Pyle these six next courses
and distances namely: North twelve degrees
and fifty minutes, east nine chains and ~
links to Il stake, north !: degrees and 50 min
utes, west chain and ~ links to stake
north So and 81 degrees east ~ links to
stake, south ~ degrees and 50 minutes east
chain and 10 links to Il stake north IA de-
grees east IL chains and links tO Il stake,
and north IS deglees and Is minutes east Ii
chains and ~ links to q new corner in the
middle Of the turnpike road aforesaid, thence
along the middle thereof north 10 degrees
west chains and - links to the place OF be-
ginning, containing b3 acres and 52 and $40
perrhes Of land, be the same more or less with
two story stone, and one story log dwelling
house, stone and frame double decker barn
and other outbuildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Sarah s. i.umf0rd, deceased, Francis
l.. Rumtord, Adm. of &. 7. A., OF Sarah ).
Runiord. deceased, and Benz. Cripps and
Hannah CripPs, t. t., and to be sold hy
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherltt's Office, New CASTLE, Feb. II, 1879
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Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

Capt. l.. Tredenick, Of Rehobetil,
Del, was in Philadelphia recently look
irg after the interests of his locality
amongst capitalists. There will soon
he, no doubt, some important changes
in that section, for the improvement Of
Rehoboth. 1t is destined to be one of
the finest Summer resorts on the At
lantic coast. Persons Interested should
be placed in new and substantial ho-
tel that would give credit and tone to
the place, because to him belongs the
honor of making Rehoboth one OF the
most popular places Of resort in Della
ara.--frUrnat.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
TINE YlRsT POCKET.s

What Ia this tremendous noise?
What can be the msttsrl
Willie's coming up the stairs
With unusual clattor.
Nov he bursts into the room,
Noisy - q rocket;
"Auntie am nve years old
And I've got pocket"
Eyes - round and bright ~ stars:
Cheeks like apples glowing
Heart that this new treasure nils
Quite TO oyerfowing.
Jack may have his squeaking boots,
Kate may have her lOcket,
I've got something better yet
have got = pocket"
AL too fresh the 10y to make
kmptlpsss sorTew:
Little hand 10 plump enough
To nh IT'LL TO- morrow,
And ere many days were DER, u
Strangest things did stock ";
Nothing ever came aniss
To this wondr0us pocket.
Leather, marbles, bits Of string.
Lic0rice sticks and candy,
Stsnes, Q ball, his pennies, too;
1t was always handy,
And whom Wlllie's snug in bed,
Should you chance TO knock II,
Suhdry treasures rattle out
From this crowded pocket.
Sometimes JOhnny's borrowed kuiie
Found q place within II;
lie forgot that he had said:
II want II just minute"
Once the closet key was lost,
No one could unlock Il;
Where do you suppose It was"
Down In Willie's pocket.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
The Presidency.

Ex-Minister Washburne receives a
hearty nomination as the Republican
candidate for the Presidency from "The
McGregor News The editor, whe is a
German, speaks warmly of Mr.. Wash
burne's conduct at Paris during the
Franco o-Prussian war, declaring that he
thereby won the gratitude of Germans
on both sides of the Atlantic. He thinks
he would be a strong candidate because
he is so fre- from all alliances with
rings and scandals, and would enter
the canvass with no necessity for de
fence or whitewa ash.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
H,sbslas vsssss HayArsphssis.

Simon the publication Of my former
paper ON the treatment Of this disease,
| have had the good fortune (may /
csll iti) to be summoned 70 prescribe
for this dreadful malady, in the person
Of Daniel Hommsr, preacher f0r the
Congregation Of Disciples Of Christ,
near Penn Station. The result Of the
experiment has been suprsmely sue
cessful and satisfactory, and the
conviction Of Its durability, before so
strong that nothing could shake 1t but
absolute defeat, has now Teen fully
verified by the happy termination Of
this case.
It may we'll be supposed that ! have
watched with intense interest the NOR
tai conflict going on between lobslia
and this mysterious disease, which was
forced to yield to the superior antispas.
modio and diaphorstic powers Of the
remedy. In about eight days the symp-
toms had all vanished, with the per-
sistsnt one Of water dread, and the
pulse steady at the normal standard.
now believe that there should not
bs a larger precsntsge Of deaths from
hydrophobia, II lobelia and Its auxil-
isries we're properly used, than from
pnsumoaia or scarlet fever, and the
disease would be arrested in from four
10 six days.
Permit me to offer q synopsis Of the
treatment In this case:
Emstics Of lobelias strorg infusion,
two in "a hours for two days one day
after that. In the intervals between
them, Thompson's third preparation of
lobelia l tsaspoonful every two hours; !;
or, as an accessible substitute for 1t, ons
tsaspoonful of this strong infusion with
the same quantity Of tinc.ure Of capsi.
cum, or cayenne pepper, may be given.
After the second emstic the bowels were
thoroughly evacuated with castor oil,
to which was added few grains of lsp-
tandrin to increase its efficiency; hot
bricks at the feet and above the knees
"a strong tea OF scutellaria, or skull
cap, ~ valuable nerve tonic the
linen and sheets changed once in "a
hours-ths patient we'll rubbed and the
ro0H we'll ventilated
In most cases the spasms will prevent
drinking, in that case the syringe will
b. required, very effectual way Of Civ
ing an smetic OF lobelia, but one l
would omit as soon 40 the patient is
abls to drink, and give In the usual
manner, with plenty OF hot fluids dur.
ing its operation. Dir. +. SISGLEy.
kelton, mo. l7th, 1879.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Clear of lbekDt.

Tue Trustees of Smyrna Circuit par
sonagr, last week, paid off debt OF
over 81 900 which has been resting on
;hr property for several years. The
churches and parsonage Of this Circuit
are now all clear of debt. The Rev.
Mr.. Eawlins. has, in church and par
sonasr improvements and debts, rails.
ed, during tue past two years, over
$4,000.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

These are really "hard times" and
wise pc. pie save doctor bills by keeping
Dr.. 'sull's cough syrup in the house.
.un-ts vii. find that keller's Roman
linim ant Is Il sure remedy for frosted
'ert. Alldruggist, keep it. It is sold
for 20 cents q bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
n. l.. A.

The Shields Library Association will
hold their thirty.third semi-annual elec-
ton of officers this evening. As other
business of Importance will also be
transacted full attendance o: the
members is requested.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

INOR SALE.-The three stUry brtck dwell.
h Ing, No. as Madison street. Possession
gwen March 2b. Terms easy, Inquire atNo.
lOE Sixth street. between Market and King
tneets iebl4-tf
TNJk RENT.-House No. y East fifth st.
L opposite Clayton iiosise suitable ior
dvellng, ONCE or boarding house. Apply to
letZ,tf q. F.THOMASkCO.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
Ii X ENI'.

T. ~ Tatnali street.
,",5
tata
'!t Mai ~ street..
- Jefferson street.
"i N:!ipin avenue.
NE,
~ W. sixth street
to- W. Fur street.
5IN l.. Seventh street.
'g'' T.. Tenth street.
Its Lombard street.
"' many others lurge and shial!.
sTuRE PROPERTIES.
w, Market street.
Alp :. -
i.e-s.
II Market street. .-..
, EVANS PENNINGTON,
''Isu cor. Eighth and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

NOR RRENT.-Three-story brick Houses. 700
4 and 0il Tatnall 1t. Stale In Clue stable,
Ninth and Orange streets, very lGw 70 per.
nanent tsnAnts Apply toh. "oRREI'L.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

-NUR A Si.5o LOAD OF RICHARDSON'S
= KiNDLINa WOOD, ieave orders at
Erery Evening office, 9th and Maracet; Capelle
IA Bro, ID and Market:J. Tatnall 4 No., Front
and Orange; and A. NJ. Qninby'a Front ana
Madison Hba4Ni
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

n ENT6 Collected aad Properties
n Carefully Managed.
COnvoyaneink Accurately Ixecu'
ted, HEAI.D 4 SfD.,
Clayton HOuHe Ruaa~lng
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
STA 7 f NJ E M
OF NEW CASTLEC co.

FOR THE YEAR ENDING FEBRU AIRY 26, 1879.
the isu Treh.u
rss"' tempsrs' 5ass M . q
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03
SHERIFF'S EALE&.
0HERlf'F'S SAIL.

~ .l. .yt, e5Fss' '.|It 90
by virtue Of Writ Of yenditioni Exponas
70 me directed. will besxposed to Public sale,
at the -tt
LAFAYETTE HOTEL, Gal SMILEY ST.,
Kept BY John }. Doughertv. In the City Of
Wilmington. New Castle County, Delaware
ON SATURDAY.
THE srH DAY CF MARCH, A. H., 1879,
At2 o'clock, p M,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

NOR RENT.-Ihree.sto brick house cor
Z nor of Washington and Thirteenth Sts.,
NJ modern Improvements. Also two'story
|Aguses. nine rooms, with all m ndern improve
|rents. Beautiful location and cheap rent.
Also other houses In different locations.
JOHN GREEN,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

NOR RENT.-Desirable noasrn house Of
nine rooms, thrte.story hriok, frat-class
uighborhood and central location. Twenty
tght dollars per mouth. or thirtg-eix dollars
anished. Address III. q. J..' this office.
in2S-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-03-03

|DROPERTIEs RENTED, Reohs
Collected, Insurance PLACED
6rst- -c1aSs companies. Sur~eyaaE
Farms . speciality. A large u0me-
Per OF ProDerties for rent, sale and
PIchange. }. A. BOND 4 CO..
ln3o-tf 8Ol Shipley street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-26
rALMAGB GOING OYER THE SEA.
His Words Of Farewell to the brooklyn Tab
ernncIe Flock.

The trees In the streets near and leading
to the Brooklyn Tabernacle were adorned yes
terday with pacards announcing that on
Wednesday DR.. Tamage was to sail for Europe,
and that the steamship Grand Republic had
been engaged by his friends to escort him down
the bay Inside the Tabernacle were printed
slips announcing the same interesting fact. 1t
was communion day at the Tabernacle. and
also the day for the. baptism OF infants. and
when the time arrived for this ceremony fifteen
little ones, eight Of them boy babies were
brought before the pulpit. and their foreheads
sprinkled with water by Dr. Talmage. Then he
road the notices. and at length said: " Next
wednesday. at 10 O'Clock | shall. with part Of
my family, take my departure for Liverpool. in
the Cunard steamer. the Gallia. / shall be alb
sent three months. taking my ordinary vaca-
tlOn, IN Great Britain and on the Continent.
shall be in this pulpit on the first Sabbath in
September. II God spares my life and health.
Whatever of interest see and hear will be
brought TO this pulpit | say 10 this people and
sermons. that next autumn / propose n new
chapter OF my ministry chapter character
ized by more industry, more stirring interest.
and more catholicity have always been sOme-
what hampered by desire 10 do things as much
like other clergymen ms WIS possible TO me. |
shall hereafter take my own way, looking only
TO God to direct me-" Here the congregation
applauded loudly with feet and hands.
While the collection was being taken. Arbuckle
played pensive aria. entitled " Farewell"
when the preacher announced his text. the
congregation rustled expectantly. for II was the
words Of, Paul. The time Of my departure is
at hand"