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"'Now, open the gate. and let her in.
And fling II wide,
For she hath been cleansed from stain Of sin
st. Peter cried.
And the angels all were silent
sThoush am cleansed from stain OF SIM
she answered low.
Il came not hither to enter in,
Nor may co.
And the angels Sn were silent.
But may not enter there she said.
For must 80
Across the gulf. where the guilty dead
Lie in their woe
Aud the angels all were silent
snIenter heaven. may not speak
My souls desire.
For them that arc lying distraught and weal
In flaming fire.
And the angels all were silent.
ST. Peter he turned the keys about,
And answered grim:
sCan YOU love the Lord, aud abide without
Aiar from Him ?
And the angels al were silent
Should be nearer Christ she said,
by plying less
Tire SINFUL living. or woefcl dead
Tn their helplessuessP
And the ansels all were silent.
should be lker Christ, were
To love no more
The loved, who 10 their anguish lie
Outside the door 4
Aud tie angels ali were silent.
'Dil He not hang on the cursed tree
And bear is shame,
And clasp TO His heart, for love OF me,
NV guilt ana blame 2
And the angels an were silent.
.shoula be liker. nearer Him.
Forgetting ;his,-
Singing all day win the seraphim'
In selfish h.s,r
And the angels all were silent
TIE Lord Himself stood by the gate,
Aud heard her speak
Those tender words compassionate,
Gentle and mock.
Aud the angels al were silent.
Now. pity Is the touch Of God
Ia human hearts,
And from that way lie ever tIod
He neer departs.
Aud ihe angels al were silent.
Aud lie SAID Now viii 20 with you,
Dear Guild OF Love;
lam weary OF all tnis glory, too.
In heaven above.
And tie angels ali were silent.
we will 20 seek aud save the lost,
lfthcy Will hear.
They who are worst but need me most;
Amd-all are dear
And the angels al were silent"
TER c. SMITH. IA scotch Doctor Of DlVinlty.l
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10 1875 petition was dled In the U. B..
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that had been proved and fled by them
against Graves should not be stricken
from the Record. The order was granted
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Ton, Buford,s Deienss,

OwENrowN, KY, July 17---In the BHio,
ford trial to-day Mrs. G.. w. yMertwethet, a
of Louisville, testified that she belieged ,a
Buford was insane. DIR. W., 3. Shipley,
az an expert, testified that from the, testii sr
mony presented he did not bellevsy Btis ',
tSaa sr Gss TSs dsfenss a' was was less
day. .DtsI 1lf yd-L1ii. bto 1ulIs
On the reassemblipg of the, court hAs,,
afternoon DR.. Chlpley was, recalled "
Witness went on to explain the zdiMHfsa
ence between sanity and insanity. HAi.,
was frequently interrupted by the judge
who said the Jury could iDOtsstihderstand
1T and he did not think the parties ep.
gagged in the examination knew apV 70
thing about it. The doctor, c0ntinped "
for nearly two hours, and when, he had
closed instructions were given to the |
jury. The argument were opened byDsJ
Mr.. Settle, Of this place, who spoke korg
three hours, making q very oa6lsl iafgiars
ment. The arguments will probablyscisse 4
to morrow and the case bs given 70 the /
jury Saturday. 300 ae,rosui .r.,t,, a ss.,g
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CHESTER HEIGHTS CAMP.

A GOOD coMMKNCEMENT-TH PRO
CREDINGs IN THE FORREST TEMPLE.
D. Chester Heights camp meeting com
menced on Tuesday and the meeting
having now gotten settled down into the
tenor of the ways Of camp meetings gen
eraialy. Is = progressing pleasantly and
The doings on Wednesday were of
unusal interest. About quarter OF seven
an early prayer meeting was heli in the
tabernacle. Many earnest prayers were
offered up in behalf Of the success OF this
seasons work, and sweet songs Of praise
were sung with deep pathos.
The public prayer meeting, at $50 o.
N. was we'll attended, considering how
comparatively few there upon the
grounds. Alto O'Clock q. m, Rev. 8. N.
Chew, Of West Chester, preached upon
the text taken from the tenth to the
eighteenth verse Of the sixth chapter of
Ephesians. l
AT 1.3O p. NJ. the children's church was
conducted BY Rev. T. A. Fernly, assisted
ny Prof Sweeney, who led the singing.
After number Of songs Mr.. +. made an
earnest prayer, ending with the Lord,
Prayer, In which he was Joined by the
children. He then made few remarks
to the little ones, saying that it wa
hardly necessary for him to observe tha
during all the past year he had beer
praying for the little members of hi
church; and he referred TO . certain lit
tie one who sang 80 sweetly last year a
the meetings, but was now among tn
angels in heaven., f. .r,t.. .
Rev. Mr.. Taylor. q missionary Q
Africa, was asked to make a few re
marks. Complying with the reques
he related to the children that the trib
in Africa among whom lie was sent t
preach the Gospel was accustomed t
give every one who went among Them
| name. H nfl.l re ....r. I.. =...--
A slight fire occurred at one of th'
/ tents upon the hill near the pavilion
The fire was caused by spark from
stove falling upon some straw and DR.,
matter, which soon was in blaze. Th'
flames were exung,lished before an,
damage could be done. LIB GLJtl
If not DR.. Woods Sunday law, on
similar to it is strictly observed here
Nothing whatever can be purchased OF
Sunday, not even little OF the nauseou
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Chsreed with Durglau

Sewall Btarkey, col,- was arrasgned
before the Mayor this morning Pr the
Lawrence j. Rigney, wa the fnt wt-
ness, and testi fed that On SundXy morn
ing last, about ,2A5 o'clock, he WAS
atonsed by hearing his servant girl
s0aeming In her bvd room; be iWmodia-
'teiy Jumped out Of bed aud going to the
door found it locked npop the outside,
when he and his wife had retired had
been blown ont. He escaped from the
room BY tho window, and found the frOnt
door open. Upon search being made
1t was found,thptA quantity Of. silyer-
ware and clothfn9 hsd been stolrn. The
pants which he bai worn during the day
had been carried from the bedroom and
left down Stair, after the pockets had
beep rified. The thief gained m en-
trance by the front cellar window,
Margaret Haggerty, the servant girl
tsssiisd that she was awakened from
/ |hey slnmber BY some one being in the
roam, and when she awoke . man VA
kneeling beside her bed and had hold o.
her hand. She screamed and - she dit
40, the mau placed his Other hand ovel
her mouth and told her to keep quiet
she managed to scream again, when th'
man lot loose Of her hand, and staxte<
down stairs. She recognized the prison
or by his voice. !"
Mo. Lawrence j. Rgney, corroborst
ed the TESTIMONY of her husband II re-
gard to belng. aWaksneti, aud furths
thAt on "Wednesday last the pris0ne
visited their store and shSr Foeogntzsde |
pair OF drawers thss hs had on - belong
Ing 70 her husband. Tho way shs:cnms n
recognize them was on account OF then
bel uR Longer than the pfIso nerU panta
and protruding fsOW the Top she AIS
recog zed q nacktie shown her ~ be
longing to her husband. 49,
| Sergeant WhSlan Destifed to arfestin
| the prisoner, and that the necktle1whio
had been recognized, had been i've
hlp BY W wcnan SbsIe Starkey o0sis
"that is the bow thai Starkey fwgrN g
Sunday last.p lN.i E
The Mayor reserved his dsctslcn !
tho case until this blsnip pg.
The daily gazette., 1879-07-18
Druukeu wife,

.I Domestic troubles will arise as was
evidenced thls morning at the police
hearing when Peter Smith brought suit
against his wife, for drunkenness and
disdrderly conduct.
When Peter was called to testify, and
after the oath had been administered by
His Honor, he seemed very reluctant to
testify, but he was quickly informed by
the Mayor, that he mus testify correctly
as perjury would not be allowed. :.
Being thus warned, he testified that hi !,
wife was in the babit Of getting drunk,
and when he returned home from his
work, she would reach for broom stick,
club, char, st Dol or 10 fact any. article
that was within her reach, ana belabor
him over the head and. other portions Of
the body. The Mayor required her te
pay 81 and costs for her amusemeuts.