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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-06-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PUBLIC LOCAL LAW
CHAPTER 321.

OIlAI L EO OIL.
AN ACT to make valid and effectual
and legalize the Official Acts and
Proceedings of John Il. Patterson,
Justice of the Peace of the Third
Election District, of Garrett coun-
ty, Maryland.
WHEREAS, Jonn T. Patterson, of Garrett
county, Maryland, was duly appointed JUS
tice of the Peace for said county, on the leth
day of April, A. D., 1873 to serve for the term
of two years from the first day of May, 1878,
AND, WHEREAS. Said Patterson failed to
qualify as such Justice, and in accordance
with such appoint aent according to the re-
quirements ofthe Constitution and the Laws
of the State of Maryland, although he has
continued to act as such Justice up to the
present time.
AND, WHEREAS, Serious loss and inconve-
nience will result to sundry persons and the
Public Generally from the illegalty of the
Official Acts and proceedings of said Patter
son as Justice of the Peace aforesaid There
fore.
Of Maryland That the Acts and proceedings
of John L. Patterson, as one of the Justices of
the Peace of the State of Maryland, in and
for Garrett county during the period in which
he acted as such Justice and failed o qualify
for the same as required by the Constitution
and Laws of the State of Maryland be, and
the same are hereby made as valid and to
have the same effect and operation in law as
if the said John T. Patterson had qualified as
such Justice in accordance with the Law, du-
ring the period aforesaid.
SEC. 2 And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect from its passage.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
HERMAN STUMP, JR..
President OF the Senate.
Approved April 10, 1880.
We hereby certify, That the aforegoing is a
correct copy of an Act of the General AS
sembly OF Maryland. passed January SEES
sion, 1880.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates
EUGENE HIGGINS,
May S-3W Secretary of the Senate.
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Monday, the 2Sth day OF
June, A. D., 1880,

at the hour of 3o'cloclz P. NJ. at Bush's saw
mill, near Ashbys ford, on the Youghioghe
ny River about four miles from Oakland, of
fer for sale to the highest bidder, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
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''One Eclipse steam engine,

Number eight hundred and fifty-five,
with its boiler, pumps and attach
ments complete, saw mill, (Fitz's)
with carriage twenty-five feet long,
complete with simultaneous head
blocks and ways fifty feet long, one
fifty-six inch patent circular saw, one
main belt for engine and mill, one
cut off saw with mandrel frame pull
leys and rollers, rakes, poker, wrench,
belt and oil cam"
The above property is in good condition,
only having been used about six months.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash on day of sale.
THOMAS J. PEDDICORD,
je5>4w Trustee.
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Something Nesc Ia Setoysport!
A First Glass Country Store.
CHAS. F. FRAZEE
iNTMfRSn To 5000 A YEAR, or s. to $40 a ,lay
y III EEAain Nnnr own lncnIit,. ~ -

GsTMeISR To 5000 A YEAR, or s. to $40 a day
EHEHEsain your own locality. No ri
HE~aHAEE Women do as well as men Maoy
~ &DQgmake more than heamount stated
above. No one can fail to make money IA Il
Any one can do the work You can make
rom 90 cts to So an hour by devoting yot,f
evenings and spare time to the business. IL
costs nothing to try the business NOTHING.
like it for money making ever offered before
Reader, if you want to know all about ths
best paying business before the public. semi
US your address and we will send Won mi
particulars and private terms free: samples
worth 80 also; you can then make IN your
mind for yourself. Address GEORGE SIN
SUN CO., Portland, Maine. je lily
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Law office of Peddicord & Combs. |
ORDER NISI.

In the matter of the tax sale of the lands of
John b. Brant, for taxes due in the year
1878.
In the Circuit Court for Garrett county. No.
a. Trials to July Term, 1880.
ORDERED, By the Circuit Court for Gar
" rett county, this 18th day of May, A. D.,
1885,, that James 2. Browning, collector OF
taxes for First Collection District, in and for
Garrett county for the year 1878, give notice,
by the publication of a copy of this order, in
two newspapers printed in Oakland once a
week for three successive weeks before the
ODD day of June, A. D., 1885, warning all per-
sons interested in the real estate lying and
being in said county of Garrett, heretofore
sold by him as the property of the said John
B. Brant Tor taxes due by the said Brant for
the year 1878, and reported by the said Brown
ing as said collector of taxes, to this court
the 3oth day of April last past, to be and APP
pear in this court, on or before the 22d day of
June next to show cause, if any they have,
why the said sale should not be ratified and
confirmed by this court.
w. MOTTER.
je5-3w w. H. TOWER, Clerk.
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SOLDIERS |!

A. A. THOMAS. Corner 9th and f. Streets,
Washington, d. G.. attends to Pension and
Back Pay. Bounty Claims collected. Confess
attended to before the Department OF the In
terror and Supreme Court. Land Warrants
purchased.
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ss7NFa A MONTH guaranteed sl2a day al

MF7wsA A MONTH guaranteed Sl2a dayat
4 AaEsnhome made by the industrious am
n ySEsEital not required we will start YOU.
" U1 GMen, women. boys and girls make
money faster at work for us than at anything
else. The work is light and pleasant. and
such as anyone can go right at. Those who
are wise whosee this notice VIII send us their.
addresses at once and see for themseye
Costly Outfit ANA terms free. Now is the
time Those already at work are laying up
large SUMS of money. Address TRUE eco,
Augusta, Maine.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HOUSE AND LOT IN OAKLAND
FOR SALE.

One quarter acre lot improved by a oooa
dwelling house, stable and other out bniIdu
ings, on Liberty street, next door tn tbo
Lutheran parsonage. This property is 0ffernS
for a short time for the small sum of $500 cash
For information apply at this office. ma
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Flaw Office Peddicord & Combs.
TRUSTEES Sale.

Under and by virtue of power contained
in deed Of trust from Theodore Bush and
John III. Hecllert, to the undersigned, bear
ing date the 18th day of November, A. D..
1879. and recorded in Liber w. H. r.. No. 4.
folio 55d, &c. one of the Land Records of Gar
rett county and under instructions Fl )m John
EitZ, will on
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PUBLIC LOCAL LAW
CHAPTER 800.

SEC. L. Be ii endctea By The General Asse11bli,
Of 4HdfYtdud, That the present dividing line
between the Third and Fifth Election Dis
tricts of Garrett county, be changed so as to
run as follows: Beginning at the top of Ne
gro Mountain, where the road known as the
Samuel Engle mill road crosses said noun
tain, and running thence with the said road
to the Westerman bridge over the Castleman
river, thence with the Said river to the point
where 1T lntersectS the dividing line between
Districts Number Three and Number One.
SEC. 2. And be enacted, That after the
passage of this act all voters residing west OF
this line who heretofore voted at Grantsville.
in District Number Three SHALL after having
been duly registered upon the Registration
Books of Election District Number Five be
entitled to vote at all elections hereafter to
be held at Accident in Election District No.
Five.
HIRAM MCCULLOUGH,
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
HERMAN STUMP, JR..
President of the Senate.
Approved April 10th, 1880.
Wehereby certify thatthe aforegoing is a cor
rect copy of an Act of the General Assem-
bly, of Maryland, passed January Session,
1880.
MILTON Y. KIDD,
Chief Clerk of the House of Delegates.
EUGENE HIGGINS,
my0-B Secretary of the Senate.
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mn A WEEK in your own town, and no,

faHRH A WEEK in your own town, aud no
~ capital risl<ed, You can give the bust.
,AbbHH ness a trial without expense The
w % " best opportunity ever offered for those
willing TO work. You should try nothing else
until You see for yourself what you can do ut
the business we offer. No room to explain
mere. You can devote all your time or only
your spare time to the business. and make
great pay for every hour that you work
Women make as much as men. Send fur
special private terms and particulars, which
we mail free. s. Outfit free. Don't complain
or hard times while you have such chance
Address II. HALLETT & co Portland, Maine.
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ORPHANS, COURT.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.


The regular sessions of the County
Commissioners commence on the
first Monday in January; the first
Monday in April, being the appeal
and transfer term; the first Monday
in June, being the levy term; the first
Monday in July, the term for ap.
pointing judges of election, and the
first Monday in October.
President, d. H. Friend; Com
missioners, John Wilhelm and w
w. Broadwater.
Clerk-Fred. A. Thayer, who viii
be in the Office on Tuesdays and Sat
urdays of each week.
County Surveyor-John Harmed.
, 1880-04-29

OrrAwA, ILL.,, April 27.-Your correspond
ent IL Indebted to Peter Dunleyy, Esq, OK
member, and Matthew White, Esq, present
member of the Hoard Of Supervisors Of In
6allo County, for delightful drive, after a
spanking team, to the magnificent County
Farm, where tho comfort OF the pour, incur
able, insane, idiotic. aud other nnfortunates
OF the county has been most literally pro-
vlded for by the humane citizens Of In
Sulle. ..-..... ..-........ ..,....
might also say that MN indebted to THE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE for the polite attention
received at the hands OF the gentlemen
named, tor they are both constant readers
and enthusiastic admirers OF TnE TAlnuNE,
a,,a do not hesitate to say TINT ttoy d.
light to honor any Of Its representatives,
however humble may DO the conncc-
ton, Tho County Farm OF La Salle County
Is universally conceded to b. one OF the fthest
in tho State; and certainly stranger who Is
at all falMlliar with th8 excuses Tor County
Houses usually provided by the counties OF
Illinois for tho unfortunate poor Is deeply
impressed, upon visiting It, With the nlagnld-
celice Of It's structures, the beauty and health.
fnlness OF Its location, the air Of comfort and
cleanliness which peryades every DEPART
lnent, and especially the kind aud humane
treatment these poor untortunatcs receive at
, 1880-04-29
:RADVAY'S REGULATING RlLS'

eerroot Pur9attve Soothing Arerients: @'F
Without E'aIu, Alwaya Reliable Aae
Natural In their Operation.
4 yE0ETADLR SUBSTITUTE FOB cALo1s.., -.
Perfectly tastetess, elegantly cG1tea "1 IA
sMeot gum, puEso regulate. purify o'ean'''
Of sho stomaoh, Liver, nowels, Kidneys. hns. ilcs
dor, Nervous Dlscasos, Headache, C9nia1upssoIss
Coatiyeness, indigestion, QyspfPs!a,, Pi1es "a
Fever, Inflammation Of the HoWels, Wsf+
q of the Internal TsGsi,s TTsiy svese
bio. containing no mercurys mihefs4s' u
65;stxs tse f9''eT'Ds o ptsaa.
stipation, Inward Plies, Fullnesa Of the NsHss,
he Head, Aedlty Of tho Stomach, HWSeishl
Hcart6ur1i Disgust ut Food Flllness a. Il
In tho Stolnach, b.,ur lsrugtations. iaumfefl1f
Vision, Dots ur Wels Iieforo the s1gnLc ~ Per.
and Dull Pain ir tho Head, Deficiency o. Iii Pip
spiration, yellowness q the 6kin aud Et.xSn /
Il Mcat as burninE n % II TIC Flea6. b." IN ~. ~
a TOW doses Of HApwAr's PILi9 W. "I,als III
RYateM from atl thu ab0ye-uatnet dlsoFoe'~
3'rtoe, 80 Cents Per Ios' -. os,s
We repeat that tho reader must eonsun eo!.s ii
boo rs aud papers on tho subject OF aa. oasS
their cure, among which may DO naMto'
Eu&ss and 1ttte,H
@Kadlsay on irritable Ureshras"
MHadlpay on 8croftAa," Az
and othess relating to different classes o.
's'''' sold BY DRud0lsTs,
READ "FALSE AND TRUE" u
6sssd q 1ssear stamp to kADWAY q e1''
n WasTsss, cor. CAnreh-st., Nsss Yore -
.W Information Hassh AQpsaads NW Hs
kpyQ1.
, 1880-04-29

Chronic SKIN l,isehses. Car1cs OF tho Bone I'm.
nors In tho Blood, scrofuloua Dsoascs, ill n
Unnatural lInhit Of BODY, syphilis and veneresi.
Nlckcts, White Swelling, Scald Head, Uter{ass
Affections, CRnkers, Ql1ndulMr Bwel1lngt NodsS
Wasting and Decay OF tho nOdy, Pnples "a
nlotchGs, TutnOrs, DyBpepala, kidney And f}tas
der Diseases, Chronio Rheumatism and Gmt
Consumption, Gravel and Calpulol1s Dencs;ss
and varieties Of the above complaints to vhiss
sometimes arc given speciotis names.
posseKscs tho curative power over these dlsea&s
step by step, surely, from tho foundation, md
restores the injured pnrts To their sound cona.
ton. Tile WASTES or T1IH BoDY ARE 8roPrSn
ANp HEALTHY BLOOD 10 SUPPLIED TO THE IN
TEN. from which new material fs formed. 1hIsl
tho first corrective power 0f Hallway 3 lcs0lyert
In casea Wl1ero the aystctn hna been sal!vatsI
and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive BublimaN
have accumulated md become deposited !u ths
bones, Joints. etc., causing carries Of tho bonet
swelltnRs, varicoso yotns, etc., the 6arsaparilla
will resolve awny those deposits and e1termi.
natc the virus Of the dtsensc from tho sy1tem.
II those who are taking thoso medtcfnca fog
tho euro OF Chronic, Scrofulols. or Syphlidd
diseases, however elow may bo tho cufe, atetl
BETTER" and find thetr general health lmpsoY.
ing, thotr flesh and weight increasing, or erea
Keeping It's own, Ia a. sure sign that tho cure i
progressing. In these dssenscs the. pat!eat
eIther gets botter Or worsc, ,-the virus Of tha d.
ease Is not INACTIVE; II not arrested and drsea
undermine tho constitution. AZ aoon a TIA
BAnsAPAnILLIAN makes tho patient I" feel bel,
ter" every hour you will grow bettor and %.
Crna an in hpnlfh, Rtrnnuth. and Enkh.
, 1880-04-29
A. Genulue Conversion.

OF tho conversion uf tho unknown man who
sent SLED. In tho following letter. to the War
Department.; =" ! was I'll the Ar,uR Of the late
tAkieng horse belonging to the government
and sold him and kept the money. Joined tho
H. e. Church, and asked 0ad for muroy, aud
had to psomcce him to pny for the horse, and 1
did 10, and ho forHave my sins, and now ! AM
able TO pay the money in to Jour hund, ~ It Boz
lQQR4 to tho RoyesulnOnt,H
, 1880-04-29

LuoUOITr AnOur nr CHARLEY REED,
who, from long, ,expeEience, knows how dlni-
cult It Is to work ZIP u pardon where q case
Inns gone to d Jury and tllere has been II con-
vietlon. by making show of throwing him
self upon tho mercy Of the Court and plead
ing guilty to the technical violations referred
to, It was believed TINT Macarthur would
stanA MI tninttiy better. chance at SECURING n
pardon than II tho ctso hod gone to tho jury,
Will the result whicl, every ono loresaW::
Out OF Ills ripe experience ilt this matter 9f
contributed his views oil the matter, and they
proved to lave s,lcl! weight that, although
he only cnnle Into tho case nt II o'clock, thoy
were aDcedliy adopted aud the whole course
Of events wis changed. Tic postpnueIae!t
OF sentence unit! the defendant could mike
some arrangements WAS tielintt!y understood
to refer tn tho proposed application for q
pardon. md t'at tho application VIII DO mado
II tho attempt should provo unsuccessful,
there Is d possibility. that Gen. Macarthur
lnay be sentenced to Imprisonment for frou
0he to ten years, or to pay iine Of about
500, 900, or both.
, 1880-04-29
Health Of Body is Wealth d Mind,
hADWAY'S
SarsaparillianResolyent;

Tiiro blnod n,nkcs kound flesh, strong bon. a..
clear skin. II yoli would hnve your ifcsh icy
your bones sDuf1h, without rarlns, and yos vt. NJ.
LIAM tESf1fEfsNr. *AAe
, 1880-04-29
TIE DOMINION.

pollcy-fRnHsyaya Va. Cann1H.
Special Df.pateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
TORONTO, Ont, April a7.-ln n statement
Rtvon to nm evening pnpcr tho ltcy. r. W. 1fanl-
ford denies tho charges ilsadc against hin ny
Mr. Thompson. Religious circles ARC worry ritich
excited to-day Mt tho revelation. Ono of tho
1aios alluded to ts about to bring IN Mntion for
defamation Ut character against tho Row John
Potts, OF the Metropolitan Church, who. II "a
snd wns the first to sprcad stho stories Of Mr..
1iaadforls visits to her house. hr. Handford
sptstat 6spesh te n. catsaoo 1,teyns ~.
OTTAWA, April E.-Tho Governments bank,
Ts passe " s tss %ssaias
MoNrttEA1.. April e7.--Thn strike of cotton OPP
eratlves at Valley Field resulted n yiolonco to.
ay A. %ns Of thcsS or bG tnny had wSt
tackled By The. mnlcontenfs, whcrcnron the
police insertercl. The Inter were sonetl an;' In
rctrcnt Into the MILL from, the fury OF tho nab.
Ono of the E!oters who fs ,n not tnSSt2ryih"nu, ~
,lanEes's%sy Gn sn % wo%cd. I rhe Trcs!lcMt md Di
rect0rs ut tho factory lett tho city to.dny Tor
the scene Of the disturbance: Iho a,. :uSmama M..n
in wages. a strike llas also takcn place In
Adams tobneco factory here Fif,y one;r"t!Mysa M.
Company is employing now hands fnptace OF tho
dIac0ntentcsl.
oAwa, ss,, Apr} 2's s-1n IL he as ioasa st camons
Tonight, Just. previous to ts adjournment, tho
Hon. Alexander Mackenzio ANNOUNCED hts ro-
tiren,ent from the lcacrshtn OF tho QppDstton.
The Hon: f. nlnko will, in all probability. slic-
ccco 70 'oe as itasfItt shs Itssttrn a..oeasta rrt.,
MONTREAL. april 2i;-rhe stock .na.ket vas
count ot = report Of hostile lgsisla.!on ~ THO tho
cig,, m capiti. @ '''''"'0 ''' - e''~@ ~
fosDos. ont, April s7-Tho storm Yesterday
townships. Har1ts wero str,ck BY lightning and
shat.ers: othsrs aaTo9fe. ;Sss fsnsss blown down.
Draw Aprji s7.-iu 'tbo Scnntc, Mr. Work
caflcd attSne{on to tho iinnoTst Scarins Of ti,o
nront'se, P,,t,,,tua Canal On tic future pros
| nnrtty uf tho DnninInn, and tho necessity, when
such work is constructed, of securing tho unre-
moree. bat M for tn@t nt thc whole Empire; aud
in1.tlrcI W whether tic uoyor,,tlent had Ind My
ea tho sab1ect; Iie ob!eutei i tho A!norsan @ !;I
Is i o4ns so1 @ pe S0 tss,S1y s s
thnn Il would. to ali IL j1,touts ind nirposos,
~ sns cs + phs bt e. }n
siax A. ps!,sy'
.as ean%sa hs sh!ppias insesess
Ts MARITIME o1S SsS u fs
population. These shIps wero engngcd ia tho
aryps tads 9i :, ;,o woTI; fSy as nas'Eats a
would would % be- Of Very great adyantago. ito pro.
cected ] to to give n cohiparat!ye stasS,ncnt Of tho
ss1sD ncs 81 # IN h rooot
any o5aeS enw s1 ao1 n ts re nssion Wr cou1a not e
mnttor Of Indifference to Canasa, Injecting as ii
M Sanaaa ssnSreo md .h9 fHyincs sa,ars o. the
- t,m nrSrin ~ f"uIsIatro IN I'm ii,trnn ( IN.
tario iaG sRtp. cana Showing thas the adeptioa p
tao nyuIaul'o .9 IT, n3 MotI ost nnf n,Fant . -
, 1880-04-29

tle ntuney Ile [tcclfGs he II llnple 1ot III Wv
Is tlleru 1lO roo1n,", Inquired the Cohtl,
for fo sngEcst!ont t,,S whether e y T. h,s t1r n1ce
atS CONCERNED, @ # + hc Is charged with Ills pay"
4 !1ay hc," rer,ticd 4, @ Gsn' Leaks, i.eake, !, .,,r,o
mcnls to. pny. Hn,ployca, etc.. a1tl acsollnss
sGln q m o pr e te Ht n,s 5 rs ls
why i0r the expcTses or nts o'.lGfe .f',,, II.
"Ticn arl$e; tle !l.'esilon w,nstner, ,ts ~ MS
cnpngiiy rs tlisl,rsl',E oi!!ces' t,ofa has bcch
any rarIy tsro sp1n i mo s' snid ho. to confident
stSr5s. .o,,Sid "a1 'ont think 1t would oe f''r to
q h1f n cFxe x xx ,s oeserSeS ~ sslsr Gs 1SHs oea
ti,oro e' is X Ief'eisSsy ts yS x ssooos '''
urrr ME MAKE ANOTHER 81 DIGESTION
,,'' ".,., .,t., 49, r,,,t :. rr,o
70 yG!,, ue,l; LeaKe fall Saaa III Irt Go ..c,ione
nsIIi"iif! n!s If!is ons says sSnlSs!asnt
;lnet 1twoul. dcpe, sonletl'lns ,.cne on the
the lMprson"eut n niue I'M Msit be, md NTH ttat TX.
Ssp,'9 %s sesr or w vaet .s sfeSf II Ry s sr ie III
to tsso se!es III tIo ptsoer to u e II ea
tnrv. X whit mnI. int1m lie rule now n.iapt.
I'd il, tic ii Federal Go,irts, and considered Set
q s IL s s5ss's Ssss f' pss pnss"t s*sSsSs ssssss g
We nve Maoe a,aee @ ' c t te S9 a,Icst1o ]
vv" wouIl be- Whether. WhcthSr yu,i IT, would really
gn q a"yg yyg bGy BY r. 1etsE ta Ear 70 81 tGseSs e Gor
XIII wiihoat ~ ts is CONSENT IT to NJ verdict Of gulity
o@'u @u@er ip iss i'nt ean r1!e, suggested Mr. storrs
"hq es1tan!y sartuInyy wo" ,,I not not sa ocn. coke
uif ti,nt IL fhe rifle. Our intIictnu,,t, ll,l.
tlsr the ti,' tlisbHrsine M ' counts. cfsrscs only
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-18

No one will pretend that he was Tree
from all inGrmities Of character and con.
duct, though they have Often been
grossly exaggerated. Great tempta-
liOns proveFbiaIly beset the pathway Of
great powers: and one who can over
come almost everything else may some
times fad Of eonquering himself. lie
never assumed 20 be Isuliless: and he
would have Indignantly rebuked any
one who would have assumed Il
for him. We ali know thai. while he
could master the great questions of na-
tional finance, he had no particular IA
Guilty OF booking after biS own. We
know that he was sometimes impatient
OF differences, and sometimes arrogant
aud ossrbearing toward bis opponents
for moment; his oWn consciousness Of
bis suTpassigg powers and the batteries
OF friends woald have been enough 20
account for more than aIl Of this that be
ever dEsplayedss have known him in
al his moOdssI have experienced the
-paim Of bis lro3n, IS weIl 81 the charms
of hs favor. And I wiIl sckH0wIedge
that had rather confFOnt him as he IL
here to-day iwbrUnse, than encounter
his Opposition In the hesh. Hss antag-
onisn was sFemendous. Safest be
who stood aloit. But bis better nature
alwavs asserted itself in tie cad. No
aan or woman OF child could be more
tender azlI aaeetIonate. And there Is
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/
oae alement ol his character which
nausl naseF Be- lofzoilen. / mean hss
deeR kel aioas fa1lh and lruaf
ksiseaN tks delight With which be.
oflen eonversed on he Bihles reeall
The delight with which 81 would 1Wei
en thai exquisite prayer of one d -
old ptuplseas. repeatine Il iuFtenglq " .
nnodnl of eloquenee sud deFos5o AZ
thnnah fhe 81 iENe shall hot l0seem.
neilzler shall lrnit he - - vines.
: fie ke.a sks.s tssl Is meat tlIe
eoeA sI11t s. 6us 81 I6n tie fold. and
lsxra aknlI - ~ bsi3 u he stalls-
sE's khe 1sprd wih
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have been with him on the most 0la an
occasions, IN lhe midsgof the most ex-
citing and painful controversies. kneel-
! AZ by hsssside at the table Of our com
mon Master. and witnessing The humil-
ilY and reverence ofhis worship. And
who has forgotten those last words
which he ordered 10 be inscribed, ). and
which are inscribed, on his tombstone
at Marsh6eld: Philosophical argument
has sometimes shaken my reason for
the faith that is ia me: but my heart has
always assured and resssured me that
the Gospel OF Jesus Christ must BE
divine reality. The Sermon on the
Mount cannot be merely human pro-
duction. Lord believe, help Thou
mIne unbelIeF.'" I cannot help wisli-
ing that this declaration in all its fall.
ness (Gor.I have abridged il some what
was ingrafted in one Of the sides Of that
magnificent monumental base in letters
which al the world might read, amid
the perplexities which modern science.
Intentionally or unintsnIi0nally, Is mag
nuying 80, shat consolation and strength
must ever be found in such an express
sion of faith from that surprising intel
Iect.--RO6ert C. Winthrop. ar