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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11
Habit Of Iu,iecisiOn.

There is a great deal of truth in
what gifted writer says concerning
habits OF indecision or dilatoriness.
IT is so much OF ii pure habit that
children cannot be too early taught,
first the necessity of making up ones
mind, and the acting upon 1t. The
trick OF changing about" of wasting
minute after minute, hour after hour,
in work as in play-tor oilers never
play consclentiously - is often &C.
CURED, IN mere infancy, in imitation OF
elders and betters, never to be gotten
rid OF TO the ED of life. What is III
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11
Canned Tomatoes,

Do not scald the tomatoes, bat put
them in bake-pans just as they are.
Wash and dry them first. Let them
bake fifteen minutes, then take them
out and pour off all the fluid (which
has come from them; throw this
liquor away. Peel the tomatoes
when they are cold cook them in a
large kettle tor a full hour and half.
Warm the cans, and when the toma-
toes are scalding hot pour them in
the cans and solder. Put no season.
ing in them. They should be fully
ripe.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11
Hot Weather.
from the New York World.

FROM the NeU 4 orr w OTtU
"Sakes alive" said the good
natured Colonel Scion, as he rushed
into the Oil City Derrick office. Il
never felt so warm as this but once
afore in my life, an that are time
'twasn't so awful hot in the atmos
phere, either" "When was it, colo
mel ?" don't believe l ever told
you that, did 1? Twas some time
ago. | was livin' in Jamestown, and
was a respectable member Of one OF
the churches, an like all respectable
members had a ticket tor my sleepin'
berth during long sermons on hot
days One day when twas more'n
usually hot I was just droppin' off
to sleep when 1 thought I'd wipe my
forehead. l felt but couldn't find
any handkerchief. Just then I
noticed suthin' white on the floor be-
you'd my feet, an beiu' little nigh
sighted took it for my missing rag,
~ wahc fof {. mere wafl't n5
partitions below the seats in that are
church, so when / reached down
saw some one in the pew front of me
had foot on my handkerchief, an ii
riled me trlfie, so when / got hold
oft, 1 yanked about 200 weight or
it the first haul. Sakes alive There
was the al6redest scream yer ever
heard, an there had got hold o.
old maid Jenkins summer dress an
yanked her aft the seat an under il
into my own pew atore node my
self. She founced up in a second,
with long dust mark down her back
Ler hat jammed over one eye, her
sleeve ripped open an half her false
hair hangin' down on her shoulders
l jest sat thar sort O stunned like
with the minister an the whole con-
gregation watchin her crawlin' out
from under my pew, lookin' like as il
we'd been havin' fight an she'd got
the worst of it, an me not a.knowin
what TO say. l amt abin to that
church since, an as Miss jenkins
said l was drunk they kind O read
me out of the place, an l never had
a chance to vinditate my karakter."
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11

down, dining and sleeping room,
with the bed built into the wall IN
the fashion of ships berth, A
small table, two chairs and cup
board complete the furnishing.
Food is passed to the occupant
through hole in the wall, all being
prepared in a common kitchen and
brought to the hermits once day.
They never eat meat, and their por-
ton OF fish on allsexcept fast days
consists of six ounces of fresh or four
OF salt fish.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11
Strength Of the Maria ore Tie.

1t is true that divorces are very
numerous-much more numerous
than they should be. But still the
marriage tie is exceedingly strong,
and even in many cases where the
parties are legally separated it is
most reluctantly broken. Evidence
OF this is often furnished in the
course Of the legal proceedings IN.
stltuted for che purpose Of separation.
The course OF oonjugal love has been
interrupted by some mi,understand-
ing, perhaps in the beginning OF the
most trivial nature.
;'But ruder words VIII SOON usl III
To spread the breach that words begin
And eyes forget The tempting IA.
They wore in courishlp's smiling ia, -
A false pride stands in the way OF
mutual acknowledgment and recon-
citation, and an appeal to the law is
made for a divorce.
People familiar with this class of
cases assure us that it is interesting
to observe in how many OF them the
plaintiff is halt reluctant to 90 on,
though too proud to desist and, to
the end, feeds torlorn hope of OBJ,
talningI some concession which will
put all amicable end to the proceed
ngs and restore the former harmo-
NOUS relations. Furthermore, the
history OF such cases shows that a
re>marriage OF the divorced parties
is no uncommon occurrence.
1t is an ordinance ot nature that
gthe marriage tie, when springing
1lfrclh mrcsai icvs, selsIi nSs ana san
not be entirely sundered but b,
death.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11
PIGEON Pie.

Line the dish with steak; strew
it parsley and very small
quantity of onion or shalIot; stuff
the pigeons with parsley, the juice OF
lemon, a small bit of the peel, but
ter and little flour; lay them on
the steak and cover them with thin
steak, small pieces OF ham, chopped
herbs and a couple of hard boiled
eggs IN slices.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11
"My Mothers been Praying. :"

FrOmthe San Francisco Post.
In February 1861, a terrible gale
ragged along the coast OF England.
In one bay, Hartlepool, it wrecked
eighty-one vessels. While the storm
was at its height, the Rising Sun,
stout brig, struck on Longrear rock,
a rect extending mile from one side
of the bay. She sunk, leaving only
her two topmasts above the foaming
waves.
The liteboats were away, rescuing
wrecked crews. The only means OF
saving the men clinging to the sway
ing masts was the rocket apparatus.
Before it could be adjusted, one mast
fell. Just as the rocket bearing the
life line went booming out Of the
mortar, the other mast toppled over.
Sadly the rocket,men began to
draw in their line, when suddenly,
they felt that somethingwas attached
to it, aud in few minutes hauled on
the beach the apparently lifeless body
as a sailor boy. Trained and tender
hands worked, and in a snort time he
became conscious.
With wild amazement, he gazed
around on the crowd OF kind and
sympathizlng friends. They raised
him to his feet. He looked up into
the weather beaten face Of the old
fisherman near him, and asked:
"Where am | ?"
Chou arr here, my lad"
"Wher's the cap'n?''
drowned my lad"
"The mate, then z"
"He's drowned too"
"The crew ?"
"They are all lost, my lad; thou
art the only one saved.
The boy stood, overwhelmed, for
few moments; then he raised both
his hands, and cried in loud voice:
My mothers lesg, praying Tor me-
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11
HOUSEHOLD KNOWLEDGE.
Cucumber Catsup.

Three cucumbers, peeled and
grated, one tablespoonful salt, one
tablespoonful Of black pepper, one
onion chopped fue; add pint Of
good cider vinegar, cork and seal and
bottle. Thisrequires no cooking.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11

y
bad way. They won't last you long,
He said this to the landlady, and
she replied that she was afraid that
was true, for they had been troub-
ling her good deal lately.
"Then the spectacle man brought
out the larger Of his two pebbles.
Look at that, Madame said he.
What do you think of that p
"The landlady said she thought it
looked like any other white pebble
that could be picked up anywhere.
The spectacle man, laughing at the
poor woman's ignorance, said if she
could pick up few stones like that
she'd soon make her fortune. 1t was
a genuine eye pebble imported from
Germany. i make an eye-water
from those pebbles,' said he, that
strengthens the eye and restores the
falling sight. That stone will dis
solve to nothing in ten minutes in
salt and water The old lady was
incredulous, and for some time moth
ing more was said about it. Pre-
sently she asked: is that eye
water ofyours very expensive?' No.
he said, not very expensive Then,
said she, 4 guess I'll have to get
you to make me bottle of it.
"The peddler told her to bring in a
tumblertul OF lukewarm water, with
a tablespoonful OF salt in it, and a
teaspoon. The articles were soon
brought. and the peddler, dropping
the larger pebble into the glass, be-
gan to stir it with the teaspoon with
great deliberation. For fully five
minutes he continued to stir, the peb-
BILE, of course, showing no signs of
dissolving.
az thought, said. the old lady,
'that that there little stone wouldn't
dissolve.
alt does seem little stubborn,
that's fact said the spectacle man,
but the trouble is you haven't put
in quite enough salt just get me a
tablespoonful more salt and it will
soon be all right The old lady
left the room to get the salt, and the
peddler quickly whipped the large
pebble out of the tumbler, and drop
ping in the small one. i DECLARE
said she, when she returned and saw
the diminished size of the pebble, it
is taking hold, after all, amt it ?
Certainly said the spectacle man.
looking very wise, and pouring in
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11
Tomato preserves.

Seven pounds of sound, ripe, yell
low tomatoes and six pounds Of
sugar, the juice OF three large lemons.
Peel the tomatoes and let all stand
together over night drain off the
syrup and boil it, skimming we'll !;
Cben put in the tomatoes aud boil
gently for twenty minutes take out
TOE tomatoes with skinner, and
spread on dishes to cool. Boil down
the syrup until it thickens put the
preserves in jars and fill with hot
syrup.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11

And then he dropped on his knees
on the wet sand, and hid his sobbing
face IN his hands.
Hundreds heard that day his
tribute to "a mothers love, and to
Gods faithtulness in listening to a
mothers prayer.
The little fellow was taken to a
house near by, and in a few days he
was sent home to his mothers cot
tage in Northumberland
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11

Jennie, did you divide that choo.
olate with your little brother 2"
es'm; | took the chocolate and
gave him the label you know how
fond he is OF spelling his letters
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-08-11
A Famous Fye-Wat ".

From the Neao York Times.
For ways that are dark and tricks
that are not vain the Yankee ped
dler can give the heather Chinee
points. A bright young fellow who
was driven not long ago to travelling
country roads with basket over his
arm. selling little article on which
there was just trifie over 1000 per
cent. profit, fell in, down in the wilds
of New Jersey, one day, with one of
these interesting specimens. "That
man," says the young fellow, taught
me more about peddling in the few
days we travelled together than ever
knew before. He could turn a jack
knife into horse and wagon. Late
one afternoon we We're making for a
little tavern, kept by an elderly
woman, where we intended to pass
the night. The Yankee, as we
passed a little pile OF pebbles,
stopped down and picked up two
round white ones, one about twice as
large as the other. Il am going to
pay for my supper and Lodging said
he, with these two pebbles He
put them in his pocket, and 1
thought no more about them till,
after we had eaten our supper, we
were seated in front of comfortable
fire-the Yankee, the landlady, and
l. He was spectacle-peddler, and
carried his wares in little green
box He had charming habit of
, 1880-11-02
Stocks Moderately Active. Clos.
ing Strong.
Expectations Of d Very Heavy Dusi-
ness on Wednesday.
Country Detnnnl for Currency
Foreign Exchange.
The Produce Markets cguiar-pfoyisIons
Active and Stronger-Hhcai I:ifmer.
Corn Tamo but stcaay-oats Easior~-Dar-
Icy Dull-HogB Higher.
FINACCIAT.

business in stocks WIS only moderately ac,lvc.
so,,ic ut thu veteran sirc,lutors wrrr sellers, In
order to iRkc tllcir profits IN at!yunco Of tho
nrNwtl thut hnyn l,auEht IN speculate on tto ru-
silt pf tho election. These sn13 m their ntrtol
On PRICES, nnd nh,B tho lnarirt nj tIlu tnn
laut wcnk Int ut tho cltse quotations tUuk uu
upward turn, Tile muri:ct closed with firm
MISS tint Indicated nj, txpcGtAtlttt III NMstrrCt
tl,nt the rlGctlnn WIS H0lny Republican. I}rt,kcrS
rc,nrt .hut their esIstnnrrs have elvrn free
n,sscrs TT 1nty stm:kt "Wednesday morning In
rnsN VI llrpubltGMn sisrccss, but to buy
ut !ctllnc III ease Of n Democratic victory.
The nlvAncu III Government hu.M1s Rfnw llt,w
the erU.iun chMNcea nrr rc9arlcst III New York.
All Tho Signs nru thus tl8rc Will bt I'M unprece.
tfne! vattnID ur transactions III s1oc'ss tho tlny
after the election. Wh1thcr prices move ,,p or
ttuwt depends 1l;M'n tho news 1T thr Tiny.
There wr,n l,ll twour three considerable iluct-
,.a1tu,,s burlington & Quincy nnte III. to 1A81i;
Alton III, tn Fly: Ohio preferred to 60 lead.
Ing to ~. Al tho nlhur gains were fructiotn
Rock lsund nude u, to ~; G., G., q. & I. H. tn
FIJI; MprrtS l. Etscx =, To, ttN.;: Illinois
rcntra' y, to l1S!s: New York Central II. .n
t;sst; Michlsnn ccntrnl Il, to 10a3.: I.]ss Siosn
Il. 10 tiGsf Eric preferred Ii, II AK; st. Paul
II, to ltaai: Wabns u, to l5t4: the preferred
i, 10 ssai: racittc Mill II. to II: Hudson u, to
S;A: .fnr.Hy Central Il, ~ 1sE: Mnnllattun 4,
to :I7ii.~l1nsnn pnclnc Il. Ia r3's; louisville s.
Nashville al, tn Hay: Houston 4, To 7,!s: Chm
n1a Southern i, to G7St: Northcrsl lacIlle pre-
ferrnl ~ to E;ta: T., &. & |. Z. Il. to IN: Ont0-
rio Il. tn aa!a; Omahu 81; tui3ai; tho preferred
i. IL k''i; ST. ltn,ls u Nashville Il, 10 :@!a.
Tllc ls,sses were very light. tito nsande lust s,
IL 1},t: Mobile Il. 10 II: Gun frarcleco Il, to
a'!s: Atlantic 4 Phri'!c, Il. tn 4i!s; Western
t1ninn Il, 10 tuI:i: Eunsus 4 Texas =, TO as1i !:
ST. Ioo =, 10 s.!s: tho rr0rnrrci u, to saa;
t1hn Il, To :1ss; Northwestern, Il, to lljli; tho
prrfcrrn' 4, tn lsssI;.
The following sl.owa tho iluctuast9ns of Tho
active atuciEa:
, 1880-11-02
you WORK TODAY

70 EFEhf REi't3NfLEAS rt'TEH IN CiilCA00.
ttr fhr tatt4aa TrthHMt.
In ~ the p"tsa tn-t!ay, ul.sl liz Your hutyt
Murk ~uE! frnnl eArty lunril III lutv ut ti1htI
f1Slt NIL enrr.iptntn! FEN tho Joy md beNllty
U! th''ng whit u right:
g" vote fr f'ny.lrld lii, ycly strive and lal.,r
s!cet every fnlsuasanl. tFalS With oyery neigh
Luz,
Ard have HIN yo.c lilo sou!
noasE.ic rnrncs:ly: lie wise and witty!
y eEtal. me yntEr Il, thu Ink cnIill bring,
ot Htiar IL triumph In tlitR aral.lu clty
Uttt luunl s,,ttda could sIDgs
Tic th,:,tmrat;r legs wilt bc unatuoty
tIlI sr.ht tit thu !hl.rinh l,Hrrt'l Eaeutns},
Anu Alike asc!lnnMl.l'* cllh wi! I'LL l,u rt.ltsy
WHEN "Carttr's l.s1rln" scrruu,s!
,Wnseh every hnnil t!,ro' which hnllot paBsesl
Il; ~ fiXiihtli, md Et1lur with Il Will,
"hiln li,la!eocks ltrtIisiss suwt and click thclr
Fur" indiana NM!
i'rs iy'nnn Trumln,: c,,augcnblc md crusty,
Es.k Esss.k 1nr Hltttier f'nrtr tn HphDlnl
'o1c, ns,.ry MHn, fur Eullt,mi! ilU IL trllsty,
AnH uIwlJa Hohs Ma Eutdt
~ NJ! y"tr vuit'cx n,lI yn,r lnillta l,c,
AMI SHOW "0ilr tnrter" ind his 6crvllo min.
!tI.M
Chicago stlll IS frcr!
lSbt.nigtlt, III when slashcs rrnn, t!onsand wires
"o '"r your UN1lnnn! l!utl,l yt,tlr llnzlnH hresl
EuaEsE ]. HALL.
h!t''snn AvENuE NrArtnN, Gh!uugo.
, 1880-11-02

Romantic Adventure of u Indy nj s]r.
hnssa.
rfnetnnai f"tnLttrriii, titt. u.
Urbana has II genuine ''rrnnllre stranger
tlmn Nctlon," csnseerul,: A[u. Charles Stew-
art, tie es;iul.Ilu wife OF ttlarle. Stewart. II
wrll.known citizen. Ninctccn years n5o MI
Urbana laHy. walking OF tile streets Of Clt-
casn, nrt II little glri nbuut 6years altl MT
aslcr.IlE nrpulus. Thu Indy Interested her.
self in tia ti,lIc wnnlerer questioned ller,
and iut,,sl se WAS lust ur homeless, us sllo
cUuII :ive no .lpiiuit nrehunt Of herself. Tho
result WIS, tho ia.Iy, as at, uet of Kindness,
brought tie lest Unn home with her,
where she grew M 10 wOltanhood,
and married AEr, Stewart. As she grew
aIter memories uf the past became
vivid to lRi, she remembering ut hiring III Tho
family risc!c snrrnua,tch with father,
nlotller, sisters, nns bsothers. Il few months
Ng0 gentleman Went frMn here 10 Cllicugu,
ANIL Mt atr. and Mrs Stewards request he Eut
tIoml City Directory Li1e i,a,.lcs Of NIL the
busters ttillt being Mrs. Stewards maiden
l,alIn) H. Chicago. Size Att&lrtSSea lGtsGFS tU
zach until s!Ie 1T last sl!erse.!c'l IN tlt!!lIg
her family, WIN were sill living there. Sl'n
llrF matl!cl. hnItllcr, alNl sisters utter II
separation, nf nIneteuli yuurt. l'l,a Elliengo
faulty lad lui,s n!n,irnptl their lost O.e rs
dt1ul. E1Il ut thu llnln lintl exhausted every
tEuyt II lind l,er. Mrs. Stewart INs Just ~
tusnctl lrNn her ChfGngG visit, highly c1ntcsl,
and approaching her E,MMl fortune III meet
lnE those 81 lullE tLI1slu3t.
, 1880-11-02

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,,"y i. IT, / ksisssn i i m
H. Ira
SuItrN ufttrr iJN1Ts WIrilfE HAi'frA or hKvkH
MILLS HP TItE CUEEr.iIut'HE.
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4iat"h Anv. tAnEusn lMntscn to J. ui1d ~. -
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E0CTu or CiTy limits WITHIN X NAlfttfS Or sEvEX
MIl.Es Df THE G0EnT-ltuHsE-
FnrtY-lh!ri n, nGnf nlase;i ny, I, j'xt! II.
dntci uct. as ID. mad II. Maufcr ~ Mary
ln, IN strrSf: ~ II uf Xshns,,i Nv ind Il Il.
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, 1880-11-02
Isftf.Al)h'f't;rES.

FlUtfit--Wna 4iilrt md UNCHANGED. 1'hera wcfu
son osiort nrdors IN hand the thHsks.. bit just
sha,tr beinw tic views nf hptAHr4. Salna
H,r:eI f Iii hrls wlnirrs partly ti; sth trts and
l.iui bn.a tNbfe spring extrn> and ~ ts1s rye naHr
itiyNsB tprlis. Tn.al equal tH2,sj iris. E11rtrt
lpurs wcru quoted at tt:5ai7; for Rood 10 c,nIcc,
and syc-flour Mt fi.S'NJ.M
OTHkN IiKEA,*rs'rFs-Warc In good iemnnt but
cnArr Ehsts wrrr II cars br1tn III SlltE9f2: sars
1naI',,ss nj s!b'lE'i CIR fot.i at AitDs and
wlieHt screenings ut tj-H Coarse cotn-menl vas
nominal ri tlh.0} pr ton I'M track.
sirtlSu w1iEAy-was neslvs and stronger as
nearly the sati:s run1f nn Saturday. The lnrah
kdyanceI w. de;i'nna ~ nEd rrns:rss. c,,nr NJ
aasr.uS i1'n"a. and prisa,a VIZ noc., i!;a.
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, 1880-11-02

TIM pu,fG urs 10 u snrrc rstrnt ~1t1',hiL fht,
tl,ni,,4 uf j,'unH wllrtlHr tho jt"nivEft nr tic
rtJn rt. IL!sttlts Il nr H IN t,r f.s,tAt' iiy Hn*
D,.r4.r. .>n tnY' r,lf'st IN pay in:rrfil iE "x,.
ttcd vlilch hnrtlly ltHIt we'll .ttG, nltrr thu
grtat ruflnjac which nst'rHk the 's'lcrt,l, mn!
Il icw ,,,,,.r well authenticated f,.cla ul"nt Tim
c.rri,%es tf tho l'.r, The tnHnl,"r cf 1ru,,rinu
tho ttr,l, mud the pttta nf TIT Ir7u-wn:kG w.nltl
Just ,ltw i.c y ,.tnra valuable !:r!:tntipn Of liz
tVl,r EoI,tilttan.
1.lc present AnrplM* rraarvc II! Ito Now ynh
hunks |. <3,;i:5si, Witch ttHu'f,t* fl.rnrnlIEE
With Inst year, whrn i!l1 ln.,,itH fHrk"l r,itNln IT
tl,r n;!n,nt uf r'!Herii Nith the Inv t'rcarriir..
1t n mt Ensta fJni.t,1 tlmt Tho fesrf-iG,rt*r
NMtG Atrrng,, after Inv 1ry 1.Hinn,! srrnrwhai III
thu !nat swo weeks. should nuw F'lnw =, fu,itng
nr oven IN atitl Hnlait nmO,Iut nr Glt.Cbi; MIR ia
It II g,HH feature that tic laaus aul t!.,c,.,nts
huvo lrtst expanded ta nearly &j1s.rxi.tkG lio-
fore Tho rtsl.nptlun NJ sl"ru payments r!sn
IN ls,ntiA IN ntsr f$jhHt,l;ol VIA considered Us
prudent men to In II signal fur caution.
, 1880-11-02
"assiuH Way Of Making IL NInn Ort1lo.
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~. IN o!ncer hf tho liilsstnlt army, Of dlstlil-
Tfnn ,fr.n,s serynx N !'!t'ern lie tinA'.y s!ere lv-
re!ass. wn1 NalMhly Anppciletl 10 kunw thnt he
,.a ~ s''eMbGr " thu f.iltjlurp Church, al tho
sniest E'n! 1nr wis urthKHx. ThAt priest, III
s1n'H 1' ~ tnoFxlrtt llliuMotittns nf hls Church,
sn.snasirtrti sn.s thu snetT,nunt III II mai WIN wua
=! h's nnd At,t tle l,crfnr,nad tho rite of
ray 8! ny toyrr 1assrA nvcr, nul the patient
ts,ce es'triit sYs uf recovery. Iu priest ut
. b!sa!la .n 10 tho tiNiHtIb,rhHGl tint, with
~. nl'iP. NJ hnH WftM,Eht II ntratclt.. Ito that
ma Lay, ,r tha nl'etr str!sy improved III hen.ln,
i'm. ~ns A1t1.NE GAHtlHll httcr ssltnn weeks to
chrr,.i y! Ht,fnE nlu day tn.n the Protestant
wuts4. q which le bad DlK been nlDnl!,1r, hti
h. s.x!,,Ht,sd by hLs lHstur With thn request TINT
ht,. ".tuiu l0AvG thu church, mud nut GEinE with
inr ~ t,onal1le. w1liGh tell upun every hut.ro-
III Il, ureatNr WHO mintstcrrt tn tho urthot0x.
b. WI ts"It.ilE. N establishment. nn explanation,
o,,s n ~, ntnrlnetl that tho nccNt of his inlrcu.
man 'sn :: ~ furInnr I1lthsrhn 1,astDr TINT tho
tss," "as honcefDrtll orthtAinx. In vain he l,r-
iS1sSSit tn't 10 hnd always hee,I tncsnbur ut tho
nIt,s5 thnfctt. tEtt he bud never voluntarily
ir,,rc ~ inttt. thAt tia shuralH,cnt Al,tl TX.
wSnn WINE tnetion hull hson administered 10 hin
n.ii,-ufttnloS n tit must bN for tho futlJte; allu
uv .st Il,tcnl ~ tho C2Ar only eliclted tic rt,.
x.: xg shat us AlMtraty Euli14l INT Interfere with
Thivha regulations Ut tho Ecclesiastical Synod,
iinn xu hi Atfe1llY received hIB tlupuraul Bailu-
iTirr," i.a !, such power ~ this wtelae1 hy tho
oo,n,nm vse!o1n1 1 sActs hayA NoyGF united III
ibmt asoaltal altal1xUiuent. Fur noro wonderful Ii It
~ assert Itself. $50 9''S 'e4S''''"s