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The market has been fairly active this week,
with tops superior 10, those Of last week, but
prices for these were Hc of from last week,
The quotations given for them being no higher
than they were then, though tho quality is
better, Medium and common cattle are of
Nc, and in some cases Mc, as compared with
prices last week. Prices. 2a5Ifc, with n fair
number sold atand near the top figure.
MILcH Cows-There is good demand for
extra COWS. Prices range from $50 10 SIS, as
| 10 quality.
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-. r,i.on contract labor system
rnts.'S ops P,:iDS been prpctisod in caliGr, .
,th @ 1l, D,obn5Iy ,Jni be abolished CI.,an by the
,,oIs &, a,.sdips d. for its abolition is, is now o~
Y. .,R,,a''lI .h,lI labor, except directly for
fss'i ..,,. ''op county or city Of which he hap
prisoner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-04

HAnRlsDuRo, February S.-The follow
ing is an abstract Of the resolutions Which
will probably be adopted by the Republi'
can State Convention which will meet
here tomorrow: They declare that the
resumption Of specie payments and the
revived prosperity Of the country are the
result Of the financial policy Of the coun.
try, and protest against any change in or
disturbance OF that policy, and against any
tinkering with the tariff or currency, and
oppose any attempt to regulate tho tariff
duties by commercial treaties; they al.
firm an indivisible union Of States, the
right Of every man to be protected In life,
liberty and property, denounce fraud and
force at electionsj they call for pure and
free elections In which every voter shall
be assured in exercising his right TO vote
congratulate the people Of Maine on their
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lbs qntelIigsnter

=. ,e.. ., aud q Fourteenth S'tee.
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The supply Is not excessive this week, va.
rying very little from last week In point Of
numbers, US also in regard %. quality. The
market ls reported as fully active geheFally-:
nearly all dealers reporting, fair progress In
tait ends al 6TaGc, and the better grades at
Oka6Xc, with u few extra shade higher.
TUE sHRyp uAREEr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-04

=, Republican State CohHe"'ior y,
..,lr,pis, .. S,paI which meets at Harrisburg
'Ss' y, !, likely to bring the third a, term = ,.
ea! ,a, = 10 q decisive point. II it is
'i'''l'n, ,aaon the Convention and a reSo'
i's't i,.,,ncling the delegates to Chicago
~ s.,, ,r,J ot Gen. Grant is passed, all pres
'',s, I,r5,. n corcerning the ex.Presidents
q .is aIagI vii be removed, and Republicans $
s',a, y. JisipcIined to support any thlra
''1', ,,di,la,e will be apt to concentrate
Ea !, ,~r5 .n,b other acceptable candidate as
.,ts,l o. I,,l adapted to defeat the third term
.,.,, r. Il Chicago. II, on the other hand
|. I|',, solution Of instructions for Cen
s,' u ''''5,t !. defeated, or withheld from TIE
u''ii ,i,a,,,ion Of the Convention aItogeth-
''I, y, ,,.plt would be to hasteu the dlsso.
d ' ~ ,he so.called "Grant BOOM"
I.,I ',;,5 b,, been gradually wearing out
,.,a s,sI ,cE I Of any real substantial encour'
snsat ~, among the mass Of NeP19l!ean
V.s !. .,i,bar event then, the meeting OF the
,,t-,,rIr,piaconyention :, istimely and OPP
'.,,s " The Grant movement has been
i..I.Jiorwarl by Senator Cameron too
!. h, him to withdraw it. II he
: :. ~ ',,eed in forcing it through the Con-
'.,iar =. be will doubtless do so, and
a. ,'.',r ,,s,t body Of Republican vo-
=. : Ibo are al heart opposed to Gen
u u GIANTS third nomination, will
S ~. tbe advantage OF being appris-
.i.,,lr of the necessities Of the occasion.
SS.,,,or Cameron is forced to relinquish
i.j,,ire in the matter, and abandons his
,,,on.,d intention to offer such reso-
l-,nr, Of instruction as he contemplates,
=, ,bopld such resolutions, il offered, be
J..,,ej. We take 1t there will be little
mara sid Of General Grant as a Repub-
la, presidential candidate.
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Baltimore Live stock Market.
MARYLAND LAVE Stock ScALEs,
MONDAY February, 1880.
WHERE THE CATTLE ARE REPORTED PRO-

The arrivals OF cattle during tho week
amounted to 1928 head, against 1854 last
week, und l,05D head the corresponding week
OF last year, and the sales during the week
amounted TO 1885 head, against 1907 last
week, and SSS head the corresponding week
Of last Yenr and were as folloHS:
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Arrivals this week pa
Arrivals last week .........,... 2St
Arrivals year Ago, 5s
With considerable increase in the mum.
Der OF the receipts, there are a number Of
them oi better quality than last week. The
market was fair, nearly all the stock being
sold or engaged early-sOme 10 butchers and
a few 10 shippers. Prices range at 4XaSc fol
common 70 fair, aud 6a6c for fair 70 good,
Lambs were sold al 6A8c,
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Secretary Sherman has decided to pur
chase sll, 100000 bonds for the sinking
fund in the usual manner. Bids are L
be opened on the 1lth inst. No limit hal
been fixed as TO price.
DEFEysELEssNEss OF COLORADO SETTLEMENTS
The Colorado delegation in Congress
and Gov. Pitkin called on the President
this morning and represented the defense
less condition OF The frontier settlements
OF Colorado. The President in Seply gave
assurances OF steps TO be taken to protect
them promptly, in case an emergency
arises, and he is to confer with the Secre-
tary OF the Interior and Gen. Sherman on
the subject.
INVALID PENSIONS.
The House Committee on Invalid Pen.
sions appointed subcommittee to-day,
consisting of representatives Cofroth,
Caldwell and Hazleton, to confer with q
like subcommittee Of the Senate Commit
tee on Pensions, in reference to resolu-
ton adopted at the last meeting Of the
House Committee, relating to the date Of
pensions in certain specified cases.
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WASHINGTON.
BASE BALL MATTERS.


WASHINGTON, February S.-The secre'
tary Of the National League states that the
Worcester base ball club has been elected
to the membership Of the National
League. The league has also voted that II
is not advisable to increase the member.
ship beyond eight clubs, believing that
number 10 be as many as can be successful.
ly handled and play out the well arranged
schedule.
WARMERS SILVER BILL.
The Senate committee decided TO report
adversely on the Warner silver bill. The
following is the vote of the committee:
In favor Of the bill-voorhees and Beck,
9. Against it-Bayard, Herman, Morrill,,
Ferry and Allison, 8. Absent Senator'S
Wallace and Jones, Of Nevada.
THE NORTHERN OHIO U. s. MARsHALsHIP.
WILDER F. Goodspeed, Of Ohio, wasnomi-
mated United States Marshal fer the North
ern District OF Ohio.
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HASLlN, February 3.-19 M.-John B.
Caldwell, who was short by JEFF. D. Cald-
well, at Paris, on Saturday evening, Is still
living and somewhat better. The ball has
been found, and the Doctor thinks he
will recover,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
NEWPORT GLEdNINGS.

NEWPORT, X. l., Oct 27.-Thc formal
transfer Of the Parish villa Mr Astor. OF NewYok
has been made
Mrs Pierre Lorard. OF New-York, and family. and
Mr. Hugh T. Dickcy and family, OF New-York, have
vacated their cOtlasrs for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. FaIrman Rogers. Of Philadelphia, who
have lust Europe. VIII vIsit Newport for
a few DAYS Their elegant summer residence at Ocnre
Point has been closed during tine season
MI William I. Richards. the artist, Of Germantown.
Penn who has just returned from Europe, has arrived
here aud taken possession of his cottage Gbbsave.
The Casino will close November l.
Mr. T. Amory d. Blois, Of Boston has purchased
buding size on Gibbs-avc
Philip schuyler and Harriet L. SCHUYLER, OF New-York
have sold tner estate Belevue-ave ~ Mr.. " Is
Tenuani OF Petersburg, Va, for S23.OOO
The French squadr,n Admiral Frey cinet in command
will remain here until the latter part Of the present
week. =.
siOIOafd The lectures on Rome, by Mr.. :. Russell
Forbes were attended toy the elite OF the pace.
Mr. George Pc body Wetmore OF New-York, has
vacated his Mer Bcilevuraye. and taken
the w sou cottage. ON Beachst., for the winter.
Fiity or more Wellknown cottagrrs" Will remain
here all winter.
Newport's permanent population is between $1,000
aud 10000 - -
G orse Henry Warren. Of NewYork who vacated his
cottage l. ID ly mas purchased the estate OF the
Robert Raw OF New-Y0rK, Narragansett-sve for
s32 600. Mr. Warren will build thereon new house.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

would flow frorn this action was the following;
Very many Of the policies issued by the companN
r,nst be held to have lapscd and become void by
failure to pay premiums which had accrued hltor
the company was declared ins0lvent the expenses
of the administration of the estate w0uld he Rfclllf
increased bv the payment Of heavy fees for stonog-
raphcrs and the referee many suits hal pcei
begun by Mr. Grace for the foreclosure oi mort,
cages and vari0us other relief when ha'i 9'rll %
pro,ecuted well toward their legal result and these
must all fail and entail Gusts upon the estate aS
well rs result IN delay. Many other arguments "l
similar kind were brought forward To prevent ino
costs arising under a new receiver hut Mr. Grace
although he had conSderc them good arghn'l'S
before his fees were provided Tor, dsrcs3iuou
them and as soon ~ hc got what lc demdhueu SUI
rendered everything TO Mr. ONelll
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

MIR. GRACE'S COSTLY RECEINERSllP.
HIS EAGERNts, 10 SECURE BIG FEfs TOE HIMSELF
AND Hlo LAwYERs-How THE PoILCY-HoLDERs
OF THE CONTINENTAL LIFE SUFFERED
The statements in yesterdays TRIBUNE did not
do fu Justice to the ability which Mr. Grace showed
in extracting big fees for himself and his lawyers
out of the insolyent Continental Life Insurance
Company, while he was acting ~ It's receiver AS
reported yesterday, the amount allowed him ior
expenses and fees during his two months term for
work done IN New-York was $G3 42i 81. and he
contrived to place matters such shape that tins
sum had to he paid of the funds OF the impov-
crushed company before he could be compelled TO
turn over the assets to Mr. ONeill. his successor.
Rut even this sum did not include all the expenses
which his adm lnistTatOn cost the company. 1t being
exclusive Of the receivers accounts arising under
the company's affairs III New-Jersey. Including
these latter expenses. the books oil MI Grace
showed that the entire sum that his rccelvershIp
cost was $74, ,l2i Js. The items of this account
were taken from Mr.. G-ace's books by q. c. Hal
sted an accountant of this city According to these
accounts two-thrds OF the entire amount. or in cI-
act figures SI9sI3 OK, are placed under the two
heads OF legal expenses by order OF the Court"
and legal expenses" There fees large and
small paid TO LAWYERS in different parts OF the
country S32 900 for the receivers and the lawyers
fees in this state and more than $4,000 for the
receivers fees and legal expenses in the NewJersey
matters.
When Mr.. O'Neiu was appointed as NlI. Grace's
successor Mr.. Grace took strong grounds against
the right of Mr. ONeill to act. lie contended thai
Mr. O Neill was not his successor, having been APP
pointed in different suit. and that he had no right
to take the companys assets from him. AS soon'
however, rs it was stipulated that Mr.. Graces big
fees and his lawyers big fees should be paid with
the other expenses, If he would surrender the
place he at Withdrew opposition TO Nr
O'Neilrs jurisdiction Indeed under these terms ho
had little or nothing 10 loss; Tor he could not with
decency or with any legal show OF right have de-
manded any greater fees If he Lad continued the
administration for two years instead of as many
months.
But this sudden surrender Of rights which ho had
before claimed did not please many of the policy
holders. In a petition presented by some OF them
IN the Supreme COuIt To prevent this action 1t was
asserted that this proceeding was the hIst step
in a plao by which said Grace, nnmindful OF the
riobts of and his assumed duty toward all Other
ncrsons. proposed to make complete surrender Of
tba cntire assrts IN his hands to sald ONelll TO
secure an examination OF his accounts ana 10 felcVo
Iimsrlf individually from further liability"
Among the bad results which IL was claimed
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
WRECk or 4 SCHOONER.

The steamship Newport, which arrived yes
terday from Havana brought the crew OF the wrecked
sooner Jacob L. Rdgoway. Captain Townsend which
left This port September for Para, Brazil The captain
reports that he was eanght IN tue centre OF terrific
cyclone on September q and %. The schooner WIS
thrown on her beam ends and was necessary 10 CUT
away all her spars Ia right her. Her pumps became
choked and she leaked badly All tue boats were
carried away and ON the afternoon OF September 30 th
outlook for he very gloomy There was SIX Zee,
of water IN the hold an the vessel settling fast No
rait could be constructed ict lack OF material aud lie
crew began 10 abandon all hope. Toward evening how
ever tie spanish Dark santona, Captain Learrca hoye
III slgh bouud IRON Antwerp 10 Havana aud the crew
was rescued ANA taken to Havana arriving there Ooto
Der - The kidgeway Mas POI IONS burden aud wa,
Dult ~ NyacA- A-on- the Hudson In 1873
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
TtlK BY GENERlL G1RFIELD.

A VISIT FROM ONO WOMEN-A PLEASANT IESFoNSE
TO THEIR CONGRATULATIONS.
CLEVELAND Ohio Oct. 27.-Mcntor was visited
To-day by 721 ladies' who went in special tram 10
call on General Garfield. They were presented TO
the General IN a body b, Mrs. ID. Martin. who made
bricg remarks General Garfield responded to the
qualification Of all as follows:
Mrs MARTIN AND LADIES or CLEVELAND: am glad
receive such grcetin. aS ji@ tend r'd D your
mn. a. oob anon I'M. a4semp1,c that there could be
no snch scene rs tins in any free country. for ts
reason I'm ali mOnarchca nations NE GOVERNING w.
does the governing liz our a. ~ ,npn,rv
order aud the real governing power III ',ls y
n 10 be done bv agents and servants Ihe COVE ihnF
power stays at lone and sends rs servants 20 10 uo
were great forccs tue that fought those VINO pdlu
and supplied be army and me p,oP'o ho m
inspired both payers and ~ tiers tn execute the Nitios
Will. tnat thrd inner line Was the home lh' r
IaboTrd and loved and gave thrr last inspiration
To the Nation ia Its hour Of peril 80 IN all othcr grh
unnc worss tnGse W. %"o 90 grward TO execute INC
"Ii i Of tfe Nf,on res ds IN the hearts and homes
and nv tc frs ie, q. Gty millions of people, ana ther'
by the rest 60 the har oi our sovereign
the peope Is womans great ana oehen''n' ro"i -
imprrss itself uIou me National WILL
my nonc-ibc snIrit of 80 many American homes TO
cheer strengthen aud INSPIRE Whatever ot N'u"nAi
,rI,ch - ouiy one of tie millions. Ladies, this
unlquc * ubiion OF American spirit. TINS spr Whch
insrir.d or slldIor, while Ggnhs' s4ccored ID IN
in sickness, ami cons'cI thein Ia u5l"-' I', .I
lhls exhibition to-day Is but ano brf
manifestation oi the growing power OF nome upoIi
rlcfu pub!Ir life and for aud nll th1 VI means
t,a, Won vita al. my h.lr shall o' glad 10 I'-ehl
lou to my family, Mrs Garfield wishes To SFett te'e'5
one OF YOU.
Mrs.. A. Garfield and the Generals mother were
then introduced, and were presented with some
handsome bouquets The elir was one OF the pleas
ATTEST of the many visits to Mentor
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
1.rynI ErEnrEIc sluorIN.

IOEDON. Oct. 27.-Ihe death /, announced
of F,ca..c ~cioyn, 10. F.euch painter. the
a.. Of scVcHD-slN
NJ. Schopin Wa, born Of French parents at
Inhcc il 1S0t lie b.rJur a student al tue school of
File Art In PAr AZ Ac age seventeen and after win
uin several przc, succeed i.a 1881, IN carrying of
ihr great one. Dy hi, painting Of "Acile' pursued by
Xiutu,." H. r,tUturd in 1880, ilom v.>it 60 Rome
and exhibited The same year IA the 'ou, PaiuiinGs
r,,rcsrnting The Last Moments of the Ccnci,"
Charles TX signing the decree Saint .Itho omew,"
=, F.unt.in at Al3ano." ana a Girl with her pet
hare" During the thirty three years following bis
brush was seldom ii!e and hr produced namber of
WORKS depicting chiefly scenes IN scripture history. VI.
Opiu pa cg rrtc- al V rsdiiicS representa-
tions Of the Blitr Hohen linden" and thc Taking
o. Antioch" A. well "a portrait OF MfrsnIl Brfthrf
NJ -rHOpn enrolled ~ the Logon oi Honor III 1873
several Of his paintings have been engraved lthO
graphcd ~ .,.,
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER 28 1851

towns in which the plurality on either SIDE - less
,ban 70 or these II are Republican ana ~ DUN,
ocratic. the former eecting 10 and the la''er 90
Representatives. In addition the canvas b'o' ="
tie vote in towns The closeness oi the V'to ~ ~
many towns was what the Democratic uap"so',
worked upon when they carried the Legs 'a'u'' n"u
mt Mr. B1rnum ard Mr.. Ea'on in the 9ena"' " "
bapply beyond their power in this election 70 ~
peat the little game. Nothing could be more o"'.
tam than the election of Republican Uniteu o'a'o'
Senator TO succeed Mr.. Eaton. l. IL !"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
R.fILUIX NEUS.
THE CHICAGO RAILROAD WAR.

CHICAGO. oct. 27-The managers and
General AGENTS Of railroads IN meeting here
todiy agreed that the agreement made IN
Ncw-York by tue presidents Of the roads
engaged IN the late war must be modified or TIE war
Will break ont afresh.
II seemed to De the pr.vacrt opinion th't
the out-taudng limit cheap tickets must
zee redeemed by thr roads rccciyns them be
.orc pee could be permanent me n'itVi
VIII D. fur her considered t0mOruW. The All 'n o'
alter the meeting, IuuouucrG a - imici uthcl 10
:, Louis n /. uo. unlikely Zoe roads VIII to-noiro"
u.I Ike a - 30 or - rate 10 u Louls.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
4 cprAr cLAIN REYIvED.

PHILADELPHIA, oct. 2G.-It Is understood
.hot aro, r.u,rr ol thc cous ida,cd gI-e bond
holders of the Puildeipla and Eeains Railroad Com
rany nave no1ncd 10 to- FiGalty Trust insurance ana
safe Deposit Company til.r trusted that thev shiI
demand the IN nmrut Of me ohnuuou- of Their ID IT,
c,. . regards the king !uud. which hd- nrch rus
rcnd.l since 1s7G mo amount due on TINS i "Ooul
-
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
4 Nrw wnA1LrnAn 10 nE nrGLr.

WHEELING. w. Va, OF. 27.-The Baltimore
Clncluuat aud Western Euro ld Company " i.iHc'rpof
atod 90 tlis ct' ycsterAy. "l capital q" 7''oooo''
The incoruorators arr Cincinnati and Ea 'nore capi-
ta,ist- Ey-G werner Tulnl, Youu-. o. o o, WI br
nrr.ilrut The road Vi.l ran from Cincinnati o. Iron
ION Oai. thence across Wr-i Virginia tn NHrum ANA
Vqryf.d and su O. IituOic d OF coo mixes.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
EISUOP DOGGETT DEAD.

RIcHNOED. Va, Oct. 27.-B'>hop David
Seth Do-..tfD D. II tlr Methodist CnLrch, dlra i,tc
tonight IT nalfUa-' 10 o'Ioc6. Although he had been
M ,e ti.rcltot several tll..s during the past few
MONTH, bus cOu4i Iou OF it' bad been morr favorable,
ana hs ~4dl 90 dead. l-l. -ht Wa great surprise.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28

On the occasion of a recent political parspas.
twho her Republican or ID mOcia.c tut reader ., IA
eide because our reporter ucgectrd 10 INFORM ~
main a. one OF the compauIc, isIng 10 ''orci oi'
t,rr.r Toe ear Track WAS al loss f1r the rec sg
w,.ris of c,mmana. VrNvd and well nsh al c.uress.
'c an,l sDuuted "shnlu up there an let tne DV'''
rar. lau thlousa yo4"- lPdwtacGet GaEstse.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
Flasher. having had his portrait painted.

asts the oninon of MS frend DIbb- retired nou-e
nsInter D,uu-. We'll rs hku you; bat. II yOu've paid
pounds fJr IL, You've been done. WY, there
ain'I hall a pound oi paint OH the whole thihgI"
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, "Wednesday. Oct q. 1850.

The Alpha Mining Company has levied an
ment Of 81 90 per share.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-28
After urging the laity 10 give freely to
of the church, the letter said:

The manifest pru>p rty and rap dlY increasing W.IlsH
of country Impose ulou IL the any uot ohy "l.
It blessed T. glvc than 20 receive. Odt a>o 70
wiru You against the dang - 10 riNliAn soOity
wulcl altsnI .ch CONDITION. IA W.oe tme 40
Thought u active ana ihriymg non are Ei''h Z"
g.tilns and spending DAYS d"Yoted ta 40 $500 ~ euP
lions aud uig Is t. icstiVty aud auurfurni. va =
there left for God and the soul Grow uNuy, 'Af4
aganCc in living, uupai cnce ol ANY Irs,Iitn uph =
mulgcuCr. pas>luna fOnducss for lmu i, ol 40 -
citu. and cOrTupu CHARACTER. pateItiO the oosi
lug eye. TGee reason & app. .rhcud hal IA e .e
d.ucic~ are iucreasuH among those WHO ahc ti' 49,
If CIrlSt. Entertainments whc9 a irH yea ag'
deemed unsuitable 70 those no An"" ~ t.e '.o'- "
the Lord are patrO IZrd aud def nj Il II '' u,
ue taken gr.ntcd mat the cauiOa. ui itol W.
asanst heug cuufuriLeu tO thS world UNc Nttn A'et
that aXer period d mIuGs w'dcr rau-c add s'''''
ub rtY. ...
is the Church then to take and color nom e
word In pleasure luNlAg il soi'us ag' AZ. "a"
cplcs of the Lord JrSu CLrSt Ia run To thr Sam exc
OF roti IL the bapu usmal rcnuuciau"n OF the We W.
NO less the Il sn ana tue deyi. a un'ne'
f0ru ula l. the friendship of thc world 40 uhso' -
unity with GOdi Sacu, Acar bret. rcu Is u't '''J~
meut OF your bishops. Nav, AZ su h tine W Ae
strained stu m0to earnestly 10 respect thr e"nhs''
Cautions Wulth We have gwen III our tuId'"i p'N'
letters, rs well as IN otaer NayS. ,, 5r
Now more than ever should di,epl"s ot 'nrl''
terIhuc to lead ris htcous and gOdlt IlNcs ahh
tncmsr Ives u.Sppttcd uOM the wrr Il. Ihr u -,
pure devotion AM holy love aud he"'rn"hid - ,.
VIII be inevitably SmOtArrcl by the dc .dtbih- "'.ul
ph, r. of PAGES where uauallONtd iaSciial "'V
and slldrd wee puts forth nei h'Sbdls mrnt ., the
Amoug the sgus Ol ths times. htiri - hwaAru "a ~.
anxiety of pattot ana the con, cTn o. tue WA
is thc increasing s',rauon al thr I"rds DAY a
the TCYereut oD-erN nee of Tie dal So al"' W A
WOr,hip of Almgniy God l. mos. lnlimat'h Au"' Ia
our puhlc vel are well as the prosperity ~ it NJ,
our blessed LoId has sand, A" Tue sab0.th "d> h'v r.
man" l. Is OF the SttOng OulwarAr OI 10 a", ~.
ne order aud stability u blessed boon i t.e .,J
worm and the acceptable mr Tor man 70 leard 1e VIZ
OF God aud The Way oI tI,rt Al NE.