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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-10-08
Columbia County Official Directory.

President tudgc-WillIam Elwell.
Associate Judges-l. K. krckbaum, f. l.. Shuman.
prothOnotarv, &c.-Wiliam Krickbaum.
C,nrf StenOgrapher-S. N. Walker.
,Ssister & RecOrder-WillamsOn II. Jacoby.
district Attorney-Robert X. Little.
sheriff u. IL Ent
Iry,y yor- samuel Neyh ard.
rr51surer--H A. Sweppcnbeiser.
GJnml lslOners- stephen Pohe, Charles Richart.
D. Herring. ~
Auilt1rs-S. II. Smith, W. Manning, c. Il. See
~ fir@ commissioners ELL Robbins, Theodore W.
V5antv Supcrintendent-Wliam II. snyder.
ul6ou Poor DistrlCt-DreCtOrs-E j. Abe rtsOn.
Reece Fairman, Scott; Caleb Barton,
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Local and constitutional treatment Tor all Ca
tarrhI Il affections. Dr Josiah Briggs tHtarfh >pe-
ell are offered 10 tuOse acIed with acute, enron
tc lucrative or dry Catarrh, cold In the head, hay
fever relaxed palate, sore throat, hoarsen IS loss
OF voice. and al affections Of the nasal cavities ami
throat with guarant that they are cheaper, bet
Ter more tiIiCaclOus curing quicker with more Ger
talIty, aud more agreeable TO usA than any remedy
vet discovered. Two bottles IN one box, one oI
Which reduced with water makes 81 oupces for use.
Price $40 per package, furnished 10 responsible
parties on conditions: NO cure no pay Dealers
are authorized to refund the money II pnf-
ch isrrs not satisfied. The 'pecn'S are con -lu
tiuna ua well as local Sltu viii De phd y lht} Tag
to cure when used as directed slOI for lhrlr equal
as a cure $500 II anything poisonous or drlrlcIluuN
Is found In their congestion. SlWm lWlll ur phi
il iu any respect Dr. Briggs tatarIh SprCIht' are
found different fTOm representation. Here Is an on
pOrtunity for thos, discouraged by repeated Iul-
urcs TO try again on a guaranteed cure ANA lh'
iiInid Who fear De ccpLuH may venture 70 tr! ht0
specifics without feeling that they are 70 " mum
plugged as there Is no Iisk tOruu Warrhnted enc p
est best ana most agreeable. II not f0uoi BlisIt-
tory demand your money and 10 viii Do returned.
sold by &. a. Klein, BlOOmsDurg ia
DIR. j. BRIGGS e CO.,
april 20. 5 -ly Newark, New Jersey
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DUsINESS CARDS

VISITING CARDS,
LETTER HEADS
BILL HEADS,
PASrEES, sC., kC,
Neatly and Chaaply printed a. the CoLpA
RIAN O5ice.
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BIoomsburg Official Directory.

PRESIDENT Of Town Council-G. A. HERRING.
tgprk-J X. GrOtz.
Cnicf ol Poice-R. Harris
President of Gas Company-S. Knorr.
Sacretary-C. W. Miller.
BioDmsDurg Banking Companv-JOhn \. Funston,
resident II. II. Grotz Cashier, John Peacock, Tel
,r.
First National Bank-Charles H. Paxton, President
T. rustn, Cashier.
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a guarantee tha

\ guarantee that any one affected with
constipation or torpid Liver can be relieved
nP taking regularly, by directions, Simmons
Liver Regulator, 1t has been known TO
cn'r in hundreds of eases, aud will do ii
again.
As general family remedy for dyspep-
'la, torpid Liver constipation, &e hardly
et'r used am Thing else and have never been
Il-app'l"'ei in eil,ct produced it seems 10
ne almost perfect cure for all diseases Of
the STOMACH pni bowels
" !. NCEIROY Macon Ga
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ID F. HARTMAN
Farm for Sale 7!

Inc und signed offers at private sale FARM OF
slATf-TllREE ACRES, with FRAME HOUSE, barn
ana other out-buldngs thereon, situate In Fishing
creek township Ia good state OF cultivation, Located
near Asbury can be purchased on reasonable terms
hhe orchard on the propert', and never failing
spring OF Water near the house For particulars ad-
ufess JOHN j. STILES,
aug, 10, 'sO-3m' Forks, columbia county, Pa
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$1,000 REV ARD

CNTAIlRII Is tNc mO.I unIVprsaI and UlsIftS0IUg
disease Of the present day and the scores of NYu-
drrfu remedies offered for The cure OF this dis nSf
inc QiSCuSp which are Wulrc than worthless Has
discouraged the millions who suffer ana have lrt
in val fOf relief and cure unt their cOurageiS gone
and the victim StiIl suffers in doubt. Here we are
with Dr. Josiah Briggs Catalrh Specifies Nos AID
2 and how shall We proceed to convince that ""
have the best aud cheapest remedies known. lat-Nu
Will furnish them to responsible parties on cundl-
tiOn-''EO CURE NO PAY.' 2ud-WM pay f'OO Tor a
equl as a cure. 4th-Will pay $500 II any thing poi
sjnOuS or dcletcriOus Is found In their composition
5lhWin pay $1,000 II IN any particular DR.. Josiah
Briggs Catarrh Specifics are found different from
representation. Warranted to Instantly relieve and
radically cure Acute Chronic, lucrative or Dry ca
tarrh, cod In the Head, and all affections OF the
cavities OF the head and throat. Two bottles In one
box Greatest success OF the age. Sold by &.
Klein, bloomsbury, Pa.
TrN DE. Hripp-, ImImrrh sncriIics.
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II Is a serious question whe'hei Mr.. Cunk-
ing "n recent occasion, praised puueh-
I'd the bead of the Republican ticket.
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A well known c.lrpymsn of Toledo. O
avs commence d 10 wear DAYS Kid,
ney Fsd, amer my Doctor told me | could
nn' go well and within two months hs q
completely recovered
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nDTTNI Morphine Habit cured In 70 o 20
VI I vi days. No n'y TIL cured. Dr. j. STE
rHE' Lebanon, .. waco april2 'sO-ly
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Arc you low spirited, ,'dowu.m-thc-mouth'
and weak in the back Does walking. III
ing or standi Z cause pain in the small Of
the back ? II 81 vou hsve liin,y disease.
and Prof Guilmetle', French Kidney Pad j.,
the only remedy which will cove you rapi.
dly and permanently AMI oi,brut filling
your stomach WITH rau,aair- m,diciur. e
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N T. w l. | r M,
white Thresher and Cleaner,
WHITE & CONNER,
oily ORANGEyIIIE

FREE SAMPLES 4 5go OF ever the sSd SSst qF; By
agcn TO every one who answers this within sixty
days
AMERICAN MANIFACIURlNG CO.,
lGlv o. 'So-@m WSc0 city Mills, Mass.
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THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XIV. 40 Il
COLUMBIA pENgCRAT, VOL XLY. No. a2
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RUNION BALSAM.

Try Dr. nrigg,, Cntnrrh Specifies.
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Price 100. SodOy all Druggists.
April 10 'sn-Iy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08
A Tough Spell Of Weather.
Nsp York World.


Grandfather Lickshingle called the
children around him last night and said:
"wsll, my litth Solid Muldoons, you
want to hear q beautiful Christmas story.
do your And so you shall, my pretty
dears," and he chucked each dimpled
chin.
Several years ago this very svsnin' the
thermometer was in the identical notch
IL IL now-hanging behind the kitchen
stove. Tho wind was BLOWN great guns,
lust a. II il now. To give you better
idea Of the severity OF the weather.
will state that street-peddler mounted
0 dry goods box on the street corner aud
offered corn medicine for sale which
hs said was q positive cure II taken reeu.
larly three times day before each meal.
A storekeeper on the opposite corner
threw an egg at the peddlsr. It iroze
solid % rock while orossin' the street.
II crushed the peddler's skull. / was fore.
man OF the jury. and We brought in q
verdict Of death from exposure. But
this has nothing to do with the story.
which IL the tale OF yule-tide. Fiiz'
Clarence Duzenberry passed along the
street. his false teeth shatterins with the
cold. He met his sweetheart and her
mother. and. forgsttin' his bald head
and the state Of the weather. lifted his
hat. The bald spot was exposed only
for moment, but the fatal work was
done. The bald spot froze harder than
the acc OF spades. Fitz Clarence did
not know anything was the matter until
hs got home and sat down before hot
nre. Then he began to thav out on the
top Of his head. and In fifteen minutes
hs Was dead. Died OF softenin' OF the
BRAIN said the smart.Aleck OF adoctor. !"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08

A poet wrote q stirring ode on VIC
tim OF persecution, who was burned at
the stake about the time Of the Reforma-
ton, in which occurred the line. "See
the pale martyr in his sheet OF fire" OF
which tho poet was especially proud;
but the printer accidentally got 1t, 'See
the pale martyr with his shirt on firs|
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-08

One very hot day Q case was being
tried In Q court Of law in one Of the
Western States. The counsel for the
plaintiff had been speaking at great
length. and after referring to numerous
authorities. was about to produce an
other imposing volume, when the Judge
inquired what was the amount in dis
puts. On being informed that 1t was
two dollars said. "well. the weather Is
very hot, am very old. and also feeble
III pay the amount myself"
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c. WIEoAnD 4 CO.'S
VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
CHEMICAL LABORATORY.
CONRAD wIR0AND.............Assaysr
EoRNKRLY NRLTKR AND RKFMHR,
= and late supsrvtsing Assayef at the Unitsd
otstea Mint, Ran rranoiAco. 10u
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
TowH OF 0otD HrLL,
County Of storey. State OF Nevada, \
February ID. la0o,

To RpwAsp KxxNEY. sssociats owner In the
south Jacket mine. Gold Hill Mining Dis.
trict. storey county, state Of Nsvsds:
You are hereby notined that the undersigned
OF work for isfo on the above claim required By
9ec. 2sal Revived statutes Of the Unitsd etatsc,
and your pro rata share Of tsid work amounts
TO Thirty.three Dollars and Thirty.thrss Gents
(Sss ssl. And n within ninety days aftcr this
notice By publication you f.il or rsfnse 70 con.
win b forfeited and become ths property Of
ths eubscribsr, under aid section ~.
feiruedr JOHN okARY.
fsISn 70. sddfsss, Celia Iill, Nsv.
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THE EVENING NEWS
ouR ADVERTISING AGENTS.

O. ". CRANE: No. 10. Leidesdor6 street,
fnear Pine). San Francisco.
OA0wfN d ALLEN, :: {: Csrson Oily
W. II. LANn. {: kmptre CITY
8. II. JANISON, /: !: heno
O, CHHN0wETH. /: winnemuoos
]. H Bate. : II PARK HOW
8. II. PxrrExorLL q Co., {: 50 Park how
0so. p. RowELL. 4 Co.. 80: Al Park How
TIM PA,rn may be found on flls In New
Ysrk at the Newspaper agencies Of J. II.
Bates. Il Park Row; 8. N. Psttsnsill Il
Co.,. 81 Park Row. and Geo. II. Rowell Il
Co.. 10 Spruce street.
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10 PATENT, NO PAY.
PATENTe

@rrAnYD FOE MECHANICAL DEVICES,
" nsdical OF other compounds. ornamental
dssisns. trDds marks and labsls. Cavsats, A.
sisnments, lnterfersnces. Infnngements and
III natter relating 70 Patents promptly attend,
"a 70 We make preliminsty examinations and
furnish opinione - 70 psssntahtlity. ffse Of
tions and Patents Are invited 70 send for . COPY
q our "0lids Tor Obtaining Pstsuts, which
10 cent ffse 70 my address, and contains con.
plsts Instructions how 70 obtain Patsnts. and
other valuable matter. During the pest hvs
ysafs " have obtained pAaxly tArss thousand
patsnts for American and forstgp inv@tus, and
can Eive satisfactory rsfsesnoss N almost svsFy
county IN ths Union.
t-II- LOUIS BA00gR 3 co., q
eolioiton Of Ratsuts and Attogpsys a4 Law.
Il pseit BsiiAin.g, washinsto1. DC.
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TOWN ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO los.

An ORDINAACE % Tix and Collect
. License Tax Upon Certain
Trades ssd bssisess Wishin she
Csrporass Liaits Of shs rswn Of
Gold Hill.
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A BLESSING TO MARRIED LADIES.

DEsoRIPrrvE CIRCULAR SENT PER
ID express on receipt Of self addressed sx.
press envelope or ays,esnt s1mP: Addssss
. Bps 2is, statien Q, Gan IfsAssso. .oL.
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coin HILL STOREY CO. NEVADA: SATURDAY EVENING 1880
uIsCsLLAsEoUS.

0loVnu1AN8VUbs
sMlTH'e AMERICAN
PIANOS AND ORGANS !
NEW YoRk AND susron
STAND YOUR CLIMATE
THE BEsrl
WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS
And SOLD At
WHoLEsALK PRICES ]
No Agents, No Drunners.
No Selfstyled Professors,
Or HALFWAY 4uSicians,
e-xxptoyRD To-.
ExToRr MONEY FROM THE PUBLIC
Smiths Pianos and Organs
ARE rNDoRslD By TIE BEST NJ.
slCIANs UPON THKIR MERITS.
Send and zee what thoes say who have
SMITHS PIANOS In J our midst on this Coast
Save your money and bug &C Flk6T HANDS.
Don't be humbugged. bat send for Catalogue
and particulars and satisfy yourselves Of The
truth Of my assertion.
Az S Ssss q fsT TksT TR1E :,
Bankers. Express or railroad oompanys car
tifcate Of dcpoeit for amount.
Also SHEET MUSIC st ons-hslf market price
JAMES 3. SMITH,
CManuAoturss' Representative.
SIS Narket Street,
I'm sAN FRANo1soo, CAL.
sTEvENsoN,s
Passas aeaid Beard
AMALGAMATNG PAN.
PATENTED, APRIL Is,uls7o.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
Philadslphia. 1915.
AWARDED FIRST PREMIUM
-yoR Al ukPIovxD-
Grinding and Amalgamating Pan.
rNHIS PAN Is FAR SUPERIOR 10 ALL
others IN several important psrticulsrs.
The Grinding hullen are near the center. re'
Qulring less power. The plow.shaped grooves
raise the quickstlvsr with the pulp regularly,
with lees power. without yiolsnce, and viii
better amalga mating effect, besides admitting
larger charge. The inclined shaped housings
Of the muller.plate openings efnciently foroe
the pulp directly under the mulers.
Manufactured st the Golden State and Miners'
Iron works, 2s1 to 2si First strsst Ban Fran
disco, and st the 0ates : Scoville Iron works,
81 south Canal street, Chicago. whore II can be
examined aud iurthsr particulars be learned;
or persons may apply 10 the Inventor and Pat.
entee. O O. BTRvRNsON, at the Douglas Mil.
Gold Hill, Nevada. where the Pans have long
been In operation.
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AnruANs.

SEQ. 10. Every pvr,ou, nrm, association.
or corporation engaged IN carrying on business
a. carpenter, builder. blacksmitn. wagon maker
or wheelwrisht. gunsmith. watch or 1eweiry
MAKER or repAirer. gAA ntter or plumber, TIL.
ner, painter. saddle or harness maker. shall
Day quarterly for . license 70 carry on the
came, according 20 his or their avsrzge month.
ly sales or receipts. - In The following
schedule:
Fint Oass- Monthly. sales or receipts. eight
hundred dollars or over. quarterly license.
nfteen dollars.
second Ci~s-Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars, quarterly lieenss.
tan dollars.
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T H r
Gold Hill Daily News

Il delivered sy carriers throassoss
Cold Hia. Virginia City. Carson, Silver
CITY, Dayton. and oontisu0usioesxtiss.
and 10 sent By mail 70 alipsrts Of the
eoun.sy and the word. Moons u fsiiy
posted, o. up 70 the tinss who doss
,etrssa he essD Hu4 pAny Nxws.
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ooscERrs AND OTHER ExHIsrrIoxs
RxPRxss AND WRIGHT ooxrAMKs.

axc. d. Every person. firm, association OF
corporation engaged In the business OF trans.
mittins letters or other packages. forwarding
aud carrying gold dust. bullion. coin or freight
Tor hire, from the Town Of Gold Hill to any
other plsce. or from any other p ace " the Town
Of Gold Hill. and who has . place of business
or agency In said town, shall pay, quarterly, for
. license TO carry on the same, according 70 his,
their or its monthly receipts. a. In the average
ollowing schedule;
First Class-Monthly receipts ave thousand
dollart or over. quarterly license. thirty dollars
second ClAss-Nonthly receipts under I've
thousand dollars, quarterly license. twenty dol.
lars.
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S. to $50 ::s.s e: 81 !; ~. s's;i s;a.:. 'ss
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sEc. 10. Every person or nrm engaged In the
business Of carryipG on Q harbsr shop shall
pay. quarterly. for . hcenss 70 carry on The
same. according to his orthsir average monthly
business or rsosipts. a. In ths following
schedule:
first class-Monthly business OF receipts fve
hundred dollars or over. quarterly h,snss, tsn
dollars.
second cisss-NontAly business or rscsipts
thrss hundrsd and afty dollars o. ovsf anA
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pGssssS s., s,sy SS .s:y u .: rxs
no pouacis, private and Otherwise, %
the day OF publication. employing
an able and eficisnt corps Of
reporters. II 10 universally
reco0nixsd - ofhcial, and the
most conxxcr and nx1iABL1 N.
PoRf OF the condition Of the nines Of
the Cousrocx or "WAsHoB" section.
We also give the latest mining information
obtainahls from other parts OF the country
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Religion and Insanity.

Because woman is reported to have
become insane at religious meeting,
some OF the secular papers cry out against
revlyals and religious excitements. They
are not indiscriminate in their censures
One daily paper is kind enough to say
that-"'A moderate indulgence in reli-
gion is in itself harmless and respectable.
If not at times even positively beneficial. :"
That Is comforting and encouraging to
those OF us who try to persuade the world
that the first duty of man is to get reli-
glon, to get the right sort, and to stick to
1T. When we were warned by this case of
insanity that religion is dangerous thing,
we were disposed to hold back little
lest the vigorous pursuit of good should
result IN evil. But now that we have it
on this high authority that moderate
indulgence in religion is harmless, and
perhaps beneficial, we have taken cour-
age, and propose to keep on in the old
way, a little longer at least We have
heard of play actors getting crazy, and
of men losing their wits by close atten-
ton to study, and we know that several
presidents of banks were mentally ruined
by one year of bad times; but we have
never known daily paper to warn its
readers against theatres, or books, or
trade, because excitement sometimes up
sets the mind.
The truth is, that there is no one mat
ter that produces so little mental disturb
ance and promotes so much peace of mind,
and therefore health and happiness, as
religion. We are all liable to disease and
death, and some are far more likely than
others to loose the balance of their intel
leetual powers Religion is not the cause
of it. On the contrary, religion is more
apt to soothe and sustain an anxious mind
than to upset it.
If it were possible to find any amuse-
ment in such a theme, it would be ex-
ceedingly funny to read, as we do, in
daily journal, the profound observation
" moderate indulgence in religion is in
itself harmless and respectable, if not at
times positively beneficial"
Yes; take it moderately, and only " at
times, and it will do you good!
". Y Observer.
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horse power. The project now as.
sumed a proportion which was beyond
the resources of single private individ-
ual, and Mr.. Cunard and Mr. Napier.
taking counsel together, hit upon the idea
OF forming company Messrs. Burns,
OF Glasgow, and Messrs MacIver, of Liv-
erpool, after having run coasting steamers
IN keen rivalry for several years, had in
1880 amalgamated their undertakings;
and this firm of Burns & MacIver was, at
the time that Mr.. Samuel Cunard came
to England, one of the most prosperous
shipping companies in England. The
proposal to form an Atlantic steamship
company was mooted to Messrs. Burns &
Maclver by Mr.. Napier, and the outcome
OF this was the establishment in 1889 of
the British and North American ROYAL
Mail Steam Packet Company. About
this time the Government decided on
grounds of public convenience, as well as
with the view of promoting the extension
OF steam navigation, to abandon the curl
Gus old brigs which had been used for so
many years for the conveyance of the
mails across the Atlantic, and to substi-
tute steam mail-boats. The Admiralty,
accordingly, advertised for tenders for
the execution of this service, and the
Great Western Steam Shipping Company
and the newly formed company OF Messrs.
Cunard, Burns, & MacIver were the prin-
clpal competitors. The tender of the
latter firm was accepted, and seven
years contract was at once entered into
between the Lords of the Admiralty on
the one part, and Samuel Cunard, George
Burns, and David MacIver on the other
part, for the conveyance of mails between
Liverpool and Halifax, Boston, and Que
bee, In consideration of the annual sum
of 100000. One Of the conditions of the
bargain was that the ships engaged in
this service should be of sufficient strength
and capacity to be used as troop-ships in
case of necessity. The first four Ships
built under Mr.. Napier's direction for the
Cunard Company were the Britannia, the
Acadia, the Caledonia, and the Columbia.
1t was on the 4th of July, 1910, that the
Britannia set out from Liverpool to make
for the new company the first trip across
the Atlantic. Liverpool was in a condi-
tlon OF great excitement on the day of
the vessels departure; thousands of peo-
pie crowded the quays to watch her out,
and it was felt that new era of oceanic
intercourse had been begun by this mem
orable event. The ships destination was
Boston, New York not being made the
port of communication for the Cunard
steamers until 1848. Mr.. Cunard sailed
in. the Britannia on its initial voyage, and
had the satisfaction of witnessing the yes
sells safe arrival at Boston, after having
called at Halifax, within IA days and s
hours of leaving Liverpool.
London SOciet2l
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consequences to any ore. Hence it is
most instructive to observe how, as they
unsparingly sweep away old traditions,
and the conjectures of travellers and his
torlans, ancient and modern, the original
record stands in all its integrity, like the
great stones of some cromlech from which
men have dug away earth under which
1T had been buried. To those who have
placed reliance on such theories of the
Pentateuch as those of Kalisch, Kuenen,
and Colenso, the disclosures of the survey
OF Sinai must come like new revelation.
Henceforth the only rational theory as to
the composition of the Books of Exodus,
Leviticus, and Numbers, is that they are
contemporary journals of the events to
which they relate, and that they have
not been subsequently, revised or altered,
even to such an extent as to explain facts
obscure to any one except a contempora-
ry, or to remove seeming contradictions
requiring a knowledge of the ground for
their solution - 1911 Nglel 81
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cases this is the most unfair and unwar-
rantable OF all the forms of backbiting
attack ever stopped to by women, which
is saying not little. 1t is worthy Of
classification with the You will be sor-
ry for it when 1 am gone" or the
Please yourself; pray do not consult
my wishes, of the direct feminine at
tack; and We veritably believe that some
women consider that any woman who is
charitable, kind, and unselfsh must ipsc
JGcto be injudicions. If one lady hears
that another has built church or en-
lowed a scholarship, she is generally
ready, like a true Bible-loving English
woman, to say, To what purpose is this
waste ?" or words to the same effect
THE Saturday Revie7o.