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Agricultural Notes.

Those farmers Of New England who
have good winter apples OF select and
choice varieties. such as are popular mar
ket apples. should mot be in haste to sell
them at low prices this season, for No. |
apples of popular sort. are not plenty this
year.
Many orchardists Of the Eastern States
fail to realize the full value Of their apple
crops, because the fruit is not properly as
sorted and classified into No. or fir-is.
Mo- 2 or seconds, and No. 3 or thirds, and
.'culls'' or cider apples. Ii properly sort
ed, firsts would sell for more than the
three sorts in bulk would bring. Let this
hint be needed.
Our auondarn friend. Joseph S. Eaton.
of Auburn, writes the y. +. Farmer that
barley for e,ing green during October
and November is becoming common
among enterprising farmers. FOR mis-
purpose il should be sown soon alter hay
ing. He writes that the potato crop IS
light; corn is better than anticipated III
early summer it was the hot September
that wrought this change. He adds that
he has Just begun to grind his last year
corn crop, he having bought meal whea
it sold low, and uses his own corn now
when corn sells high. Mr.. Eaton Is
wise and proyident man. and he Is there
fore making money.
A correspondent Of the London Times
advises British farmers TO render them
selves tolerably Independent Of the I'M
certainties of the hay crop by adopting
the American system Of raising fodder.
corn. He remarks that though maize
does not ripen in England, lit will grow
sufficiently during in juno, July and Au-
gust to afford heavy crops Of valuable
torage."eE a - EW
The shipments Of mcrino sheep to Tex
"a, Colorado, and other Western States
and Territories. is large and rapidly in
creasing There seems to be growing
tendency to improve the grade OF wool in
those sections. and fine wool sheep are
encouraged. Prices rule high for first
class merino rams, several sales having
been recently made by Eastern parties ut
$1,000. $500 to $1,000 each.
The Mirror and Farmer SAYS that the
money value OF the crops raised in New
Hampshire, this year, will exceed that OF
any year since 1873.
The Weld OF wheat in Manitoba, along
the line Of the Canadian Pacific Railroad,
is reported TO average % bushels per acre
oats, 60; and barley, 80.
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To ~ tonnty Commissioners ef Orford County,
Mdihr.
ME, the undersigned, citizens of Enroll and Cam
w bridge In the State OF New Hampshire, and
Upton, Andover North Surplus aud Andover in the
County of oxford and state of Maine. would re-
specially represent that the road now travelled
from ndover to Enroll afore said. il circuitOus
billy and l-dgy aud that the public convenience and
necessity reInire m easier and better route from
ErroN ~ Andover afogesaid. We would therefore
petition your honorable body to take the necessary
measures 10 view and locate, alter. road com-
mencipg mt AndOver Corner passing through part of
.Andover, Andovtr West Surplus, Andover North
Surplus, through "Dunn's Notch" called, and
part u Grafton to ntersect the County road ea'ing
from Newry 10 Upton near the home of the late
James Brown in Grafton. -e=s p % T 81
Dated Oct i 1851. ~
= SfLvANUs POOR. and 7s Others.
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TREAsURER's OFFICE.

TREASCRER'S OFFICE,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY,i
Portland, October ], 1881. }
To holders OF Portland aud kennebec Railroad
Bonds, known 'McKeen Bonds"
vT>HE Maine Central Railroad Company will pay
l. these bonds in full with accrued interest, on
presentation of the rame at Treasurers ofiice, IN
Portland. Or at the option of the holder. Will! give
in exchange for same, at par the Consolidated bonas
of the Maine Central Railroad Company, due IN
1872 and bearing interest at five per cent. for all
such bonds may be presented during the month OF
October, 1851. j. 5. CUSHING,
Treasurer Maine Central Railroad Company
Ocf1f4w
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sfLviNUs POOR. and 70 other,
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD IS Board of County Commissioners
sept Session, lssl
1 on the foregoing petition. satisfactory dence
having been received that the petitioners are 'spon-
sble. and that an inquiry into the merits of
their application il eNpvent, ii is Ordered, that the
County COMM, -iouers NEE AT Andovrr Corner on
Tuesday, the Goth day of December next, at ten of
the clock NJ and thence proce, TO view the route
meLtioued 10 said petition Immediately after which
view hearing oi the parties and witness will be
had 1t some convenient place in the vicinits and
such other measures taken in the premises the
Cemmi ssopers shall judge proper. And it is further
Ordered, that notice OF the time, place and purpose
of the commissioners ing aforesaid be given to
all persons and corporations interested, by causing
tested copies of said petition and of this order
thereon to be served upon the respective Clerks of
the towns of Andover and Grafton, and also posted
up in three public places in each of said towns, aud
published six weeks successfully in the kennebec
Journal. newspaper Printed at Augusta,
by the printers to the State, and also pub
lished three weeks successfully in the OK
ford Democrat Newspaper printed at Paris in said
County ofoxfora. the hast OF said publications and
each OF the other be made served and
AT least thirty days before said time of meeting,
the end that all persons and corporations may then
and there appear and shaw cause. any they have,
why the prayer OF said petitioners should not be
granted.
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy of said Petition and order of Court
thereon. Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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KENNEBEC SIS: -.
TAKEN on execution. wherein Joseph II. Allen
L is creditor and W illiam Ryan 10 debtor, ar
will be sold b. public auction on Saturday. thu 26rh
day OF No e~sber A. y. 1esi st ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, at he office Of r. W. Whitehouse in
Augusta in said ounty of kennebcc all the right in
equity which William Ryan. the above named d. b'or.
has or had the I'd day Of Nav AID. 1881, at TWO
O'Clock and forty minutes in the sfterno n, that
being the time of tia assschment of the ssne the
originA vrit In tnb sctisA TO fesieetf from .
mortgage h.reinaiter mentioned and describ d. the
following described real estate situated In vassai-
boro and China, and bounded - follows: Bsguning
ON the line Of the town road leading from
| Weutwor Garner to East Va salcorc. in the
north line OF land of one Hallowe formerly owned
by Benjamin Young, thence westerly and n rthery
by land formerly own, d by said Young TO and Of
Vim. H. Clark. thence westerly by land Of said CLARK
to line said lot land TO merry owned by
Nathan Hail, noM owned by DASid b. Ca'es. and
tn nee BY hand a said Gates formerly owned BY said
Hall to sa,d town road, said Ryans interest in said
real esta,e being one uadis ided half iherof ia
mon with John W Cfark-the shove described prem
Uses being suljec; to q mortgage recorded in kenne-
bee Regi.iry If Deeds, Boox sse Page 2ie, dated
January 18th, ls.p. given BY John W. Clark and
William RYAN to Charles B. Gates to secure the paw
meni OF two notes dated Jan. l5th lS.s. signed
bv William Ryan for &>l7.s and the other signed BY
John w. Clark Tor esl7.1s.
The amount due On said mortgage viii be made
known at the time and p.see Of said sale.
Augusta, October IL ISL. octlpdlt&w2w
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as-fH Aea sRGE - VS. EEHEF = q
In Qincy. M. Che epizootic Known as
pink eye has made its appearance.
Several cases supposed to be that disease
have been known in and about the city
during the past week. but the first we'll
defined cases in the city developed yes
terday. A large number Of the best
horses in the State are owned here. and
horsemen are becoming much alarmed.
and are proposing to send a veterinary
surgeon 10 Chicago. Milwaukee and st.
Louis to consult with practitioners in
those cities relative to the wisest medical
treatment Of the disease and the sanitary
precautions against it.. Veterinarians
here say the symptoms thus hr developed
seem to ally the disease closely With the
epizootic which prevailed in this country
in ls4S. 80. 81. 60 and .6l. and was so
troublesome and fatal in Lon<ssyn N ls6S
and 81. They call II a Catarrhal inilu-
enza. and at,nAlte the color * ~ ewes
to the congo ione resulting ftInthe high
ly infiamea lido. Of the mocbus men,
branes eff tn heSd. TIT believe it to
be non-contagi ous. but 10 result from
peculiar atmdqRaric condition.
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\ Leading Prcfes.or Speaking or Sensible
People.

DIR. S--,the prominent Eastern medical
lecturer, saws: Every day sensible people
come to me complaining of their health being
broken down. The answers to nv inQsiries
always are--what I surmise-natnres law.
have been totally disregarded: consequently
the blood. the stream Of life, becomes con-
taminated-and rs a result OF this blood
poisoning, find dyspepsia and disordered
functions Of the heart, lungs. liver, and kid
neys, accompanied by headache. nervous de
biity, and other impaired organic portions.
often verging ON paralysis. In order to keep
the digestive organs in proper health and
strength, I and my friends in the profession
have recommended Browns Iron Btters-
they act so mildly and soothingly. never lesv-
ing any unpleasant after effects, strengthen
ing the organs Of digestion. and permanently
removing every symptom of ill health, Ian
guor, and debility. No remedy in the East
gives such good satisfaction as Browns Iron
Bitters, and all druggists can procure ii for
You. Don't be persuaded to use substitute.
THIS remedy contains no alcohol and is the
eeax peeperasion of iron that does mt black
en- tne sseSh.-6ru. Octs5+&wlw
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PILEsi PlLESl PILES
A sure Cure Found at Last
No One Need Suffer-!

sture Cure for Blind, Bleeding, itching ana
Llcernted Piles has been discovered BY .Dr. IJaU,
ian Indian remedy J called DR.. Williams Indian
Ont Bent. A single box has cured the worst chronic
ease al IS 20 years standing. No one need suffer
five sinutes after applying this wonderful soothing
MEDICINE. Lotions instruments and cleo; uarIes d"
rnorah harm than good. Williams Ointment absorbs
the tsnor- aays the intense itching, lpartcuiarly
at niGt after getting warm in bed. acts a a poul.
tice instant and painless relief and prepared
only r Piles, itching of tie private pnrts, and or
nothing else.
Rod what the Hon. J. NJ. Coffnberry of Cleve-
land saws about DIR. Williams Indian Pile Ont.
ment: have used scores of Pile Cures, and 1t
Afford me pleasure to say that | have never found
ANYTHING which gave such immediate and perua
nent :. irf as Dr.. Williams lndjaH Ontment, 8 &
Fog saIe by al druggists or alaiied on receipt Of
price, 300
HENRY L. CO., Prop'rs, CLEVELAND, o.
Geo. c. Goodwin g. Co. Boston,
WHOLESALE AGENTS
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NOTICE.

To the Hon. County rommissiopers Of someyset
County.
NyE the undersigned. inhabitants of The Fork.
w Plantation and vicinity, respectfully r, present
that county road is wanted, beginning at the cad
OF the county road in tarratBns Plantation, about
seventy rods southwest Of Alb TT Spanldiug's house
Thence northwrsteFly by said >pauding's house 10 n
point near the house where John Hall now lives 4,
Inc fork' Plantation. We, therefore, request you
TO locate said road such part thereof as in Won,
Judgment the public conv eniencc aud necessity re
qure. "
Dated this ninth day of July, A. d. 1891
ALBERT sPAULDING and Others.
STATE OF MAINE
SOMERSET SS.-Court Of County Commissioners,
Aug adj. Term. Sept. "a, 1881.
having been received that the Petitioners are respon
sioie and ought TO be heard touching the matter SO,
iurth IN SAID petition, it is Ordered, Tia,
the County Commissioners meet at the dwelling
tatioh. on Tuesday. December 10th. a. d. l,eI
at O'Clock A. NJ, and thence proceed 10
view the route mentioned in said Petition, and i'm
mediafey after, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, hearing of IN.
PARTIES Will be had at the same place. and such fpr
ther Pleasures taken in the premises as the Com.
missioh'rs shall Judge proper. And the owners OF
ssiu township being unknown, it is further Ordered
mat hohce on The time. place and purposes of the
COMMISSIONER meeting aforesaid, be given to ali
persons aud corporations Interested by pnblisbing
an afie-ed copy Of the petition aforesaid with thu.
oruer SIX weeks successfully in the Union Al
.ocate, pIbiic newspaper printed at North Arson
IN so"ler-et tounty. and in the kennebec Journal
newspaper printed at Augusta In kenp~t,ec County
oy the printers to the state, the last III
same TO De nj least thirty days before the time an
ln.ed 10. said view, that all interested may then
APPEAR ana De heard, II they think proper
AtfesI L. II. WEBB, Clerk
thereon. 1 oee' Vi Soor'
OWL Attest: l.. H. WEBB. Clerk.
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AUGUSTA PUST UFFlCE.

,.,y n. ISL
Pro- "a. II. TO r. u. Sundays exaKted.
s..1.ys. cPesits.siS 70 y "A M s'r CaH'fr'
Money Order Once opens at A. NJ Closes al
Keeistered Letter Department. opens at A. N.
Stsmn once ooeus st7 AN. Closes at sP. u
lrr5ssl esd DEPARTURE Of Mails.
Portland, Bostrn and Southern and Western Mails
arrive at 2.I7 A. N, and as and 74s r NJ Close al
S. 70 and O. ~ A. n, and !" pm:
Portland and intermediate ,ffces; arrive at a25
and rs r. ". % sEa
err fa;-r clos NJ 2. 20 y. NJ
Lewiston and auburn and intermediate ofice.
arrive L A. NJ. 3-zs and Is T. NJ Close at $40
Brunsxick. Bath, RockIand, Squirrel Island. Ocean
Point, Bosfhbay. &c, arrive 3 % and 1.ie r. ~
Bangor, Be fast Eastern and New Brunswick
arrive 70 A. " and II ~ Clos. at - and ,of-M n
Ssoshegan and coune-c in : routes arrive ~ A. n
and II r. VI. Close 3. Is AMI 10 r. III.
Stage Mails. go
Searsmoht and intermediate Offices arrive Monday'
"wednesday and Friday al - A. ~ Close at Sl5 I.
VI. Monday. "Wednesday and Friday.
Belfast and INTERN. diate Officers ar i've daily Sun'
day excepted) at 10 A. NJ. lose LIS +. ~
Wa.dr boro and int.rr ediaie offices, arrive daily
Sundays excep;~d) az ?. VI. Close - A: NJ
cept undays, at 10 a. W. Closes 3-i5 r. NJ
Winthrop strives daily Sundays excepted) 6f. u
Closes A. ".
Manchester, vt Vernon, ". Mt Vernon and No.
Vienna daily except sundays arrives Il NJ Closes
Jpn.
Belgrade, W. Waterville, Somerset X. and con-
meeting routes arrive daily Sundays excepted) at
I2.30. Close at LIS.
Weeks Mills and W. Windsor arrive daily excerpt
Sundays) at 10 A. IL. Closes at LIS Z. NJ
National Military Home Togus, arrives 10 A. u.
and p. NJ Closes A. ". and rs r NJ
Carriers deliveries made daily (Sun-
DAYS and legal Holidays excepted) in the
business portion of the city, at $50 ana
10 A.. NJ and and 8 p. NJ. Deliveries are made
TO al! parts OF the city within the delivery hmiis,
twice . day SUNDAYS and legal Holidays excepted
at 80 A. VI. and Z. NJ.
Collections from the street boxes are made on
week DAYS IA follows The boxes on Water, state,
Winthrop, Bridge, Green. Grove, corner OF Chapel
and Court streets, Maine Cent al X X. Station East
End kennebec Bridge, snd at corner of Bangor and
Cony streets are collected Al ga NJ, go and L VI.
All other boxes collected at 9 A. NJ. and +. NJ.
Sundays and legal Holidays, collections are made
at ID. A4
- All Letters are delivered free by carriers when ad.
dressed to the street and number. People should
inform their correspondents of above, and have their
letters addressed accordingly.
Any irregularities in the Carriers Department
should be reported to the office.
j. II. MANLEY. p. NJ.
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Notice..

Dr.. Croker has moved ~ Hotel North, where -
may be found nights. Once usual at Old Cushs
0oeHouee nov1St0
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DIRECTIONS.
ElYS' CREAM BALM

HAVING gained an enviable local reput atOn dis
placing all other preparations In the vicinity OF dis
covery, is. on its merits alone, recognized as won
derful remedy. lair trial will convince the most
skeptical of its curative powers. 1t efecually clean
the nasal passages of Catarrhal virus, causing
healthy secretiOns, allays Inflammation and irrita
ton, protects the membranal Innings of the head
fro additional Colds completely heals the sores ard
res the sense of taste and smell Beneficial re
IS realized by a few applications. thorough
treat directed will cure Catarrh. As h use
hold remedy for cold in the head and snufies II is
unequaled. The Balm is easy to and agreeable.
sold by ggists 80 cents On receipt OF 90 cents
will mail package. Send for circular with full in
formation. >
ELIS' CREAM BALM CO., Owego,N n. \.
For sale by the Augusta druggists
and by Wholesale Dru ggists generally.
Oct3weow & teoweudly
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nIVORCES cheaply, without publicity deser-
- ton, non-support, misrepresentation parties
IN any State Advice and circulars for stamp Ad
dress COUNSELLOR BALDWIN. =. Broadway
New York. octlO
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YTNO ADVERIISERS.-Lates rates for adyer.
L Using in 900 good newspapers sent free. Ad-
dress GEO. p. HOWELL s. CO.. 10 Spruce ST., NY
, 1881-06-06

tion; hut the Interval IL so shurs tint .wo ca,I
ans nt ees Is t t. ;;od whom ssn we Ge Ntfa lnfs,
mud lowering II ut llis pleasure. l1o cuts
1iI our ilow OF ltfo every nlun'ent but. allow,
Inv 1t % rt's,n,e next moment, wp t0 mt
nInticc tho Interruption. Cun 1t he less tllnn
Ills power, linweyer, TINT stnris tho strcnn,
u Vitality after ils arrest? Sumo ,ay uol
will 'lrog TIC Easc for ,iecn.lc, cnnt!iry, M
rFt. rtlts VIII constitute ~! ninNcIaDtn III
terruutl0n. lye nru nHIt,rd 10 call steli n ces-
sutton nr tic flow NJ lifn .sutl,. t;nt1 viii lei
tlir enlc rn,Iatn ,iows, until lie Is pteasetl 10
rnlscft. Ono ,llornlng, III .tltH sweet hy-alt.
by, llo will c!0osr 10 rNIs4 4, md our long
!!i',terrnEtG.. Il, rysical ll[a wllli'ew OF, ngnll,
Ttlis vii be The resurrection. NDw, God iy.-
eims tn-tlny to drop tls E.tc Just tlio nlniiacrt
!nal' t,asscs !Ifs prime. Indeed, man rassrs
i,is prinn l,ecntiSt, nt II certniN 0gc, tiol
bn9ins gradually, hit npDrpclahly, to cut btf
bis ilnw of life. III tho rcs,lrrecttol,, WHEN
the perfect flow returns, enci ,la,l, therefore,
will find htnself fl tho heaMty md bloom, at
All Immortal, sinless, perfect. md mature
Tn.ltli. pr4r frlcnds shall We not NIL SO Oe-
!ievo mt live IT'S to linvo n persUnnl purt III
the llrst rrstlrrCctlOnr
, 1881-06-06
THE REVISION,

sEIsMOS Ilr TIE REV. u. !. NAtVIS,
The ltuv. +. ]. Calvin, pastor 0f thu Third
Unitarian Church, PREACHED yesterday morn
lug Oil "rlc Gmin tn Protestant Chrlstlunity
by the lsuvislols of the New Testament" Fol-
lowing IL tho sermon III full:
:. For tho letter katlpth, hut the Spirit
gtveth lifS.-fL Cur, iH.,U
One OF the beneticent results which, l be-
liaye. Will come from tho recent revision Of
, 1881-06-06

II yn,, nslr ,,,,y ~ ,
,,. ;,. 2"u ""h WY 30 many l'avc In thcsa i,
contents with indifference. Nm 'es''Id''l III
pIaln, Itls 10 no h,nnll n,,,,,, '.o answet /,
irrnti,,,o 81, .'s .''. extent Because Of III.
!, ~, W. :. s o ",'e' al.'ft hem made f".
NY y" 'atno u poftloli nf Tho Church. '' i"
m ~ ,,, ine n,.sacy =" tlIo rigid dnctsJnc =,
,v,,nin Hrri,,tr+ae ~, tsP!raiHIl nf lbt
,tnnruru,I r., si'a,a.' saa I"tt'h ha$ vaIny On.
,..,..',. ta,., ~ n.t'ce human rrnsou. .rl.
W"o!e t"huehey oi their c0llrsr, IN th,s 'N
spcct, Inns been to make fets,. Of IN. ,'s n;, e
In thetr wnrs,In NJ ~, ,
.,nr,s,"i w." msp s.,.,, VI tho litter. they hav
s'. s'. .'s" w" sp.r't, which kivrth llfc ant
u'"s, 'hs!eha ol 1siaking the l,ibIr II h,os,av
means Of spiritual qnlckeninc n,n " ,,.ert "'es:rt
% ,ho,,son,;. @ '"'o "'''' 10 s'''lollnE-block 10
llie Prutcstons reforlners denied thc int,
llDIlity OF tho lupp VI lluiIlr, md ri,,,' ',a'
give tho t}ibio freely IIto tho 1 ,o,'a ,'1n'e L
,,.n,,ln ,I,at ttav ,i,,, " ,. W" ha11'ls nj ths
ig.,;,, n'i H. ,''y r. 'hlEt asc t!,elr OWN prIya.
ynrS s,,n, trau xrnrrn,i ,, ,nsGi,Ation. hit ,hei
fnjjfhiitw r. Tia itIhI tu Isr r"pnl clHln Of H.
rytrriso NJ rnnu"r Il, t,o't, to unia forbade lie
trlnra. ''' ''o ''""S ol lis loe
4 Hundred years aRo-,,ov o,,. ,,,
g1i,%a 1 co5in,mltt;e pf ptomtnrn cervyuvan v
MY ntler tbi!c'.l scliolars lrum yarioi1s W
Xmoricn t., i,,J"T;n.n ,b., ~ ,..,,. E,hElanl and
tile W't.!e ltlblo " tho light IF the most imx
70 such Thing would have rn,isI te ,"o.,
tleter1ilinetl opposition. II wonltl haye hs.n h,un
vnrv fi,1,ntint,"na ~ ~. ,r,, ~ tiliiicrnne til
ii,is in,."f, t,ms hnau u"sroMs ,srt,.,: IAiiil.
thu revised ycrsiWIi@ylz,: tIat t'9ereiofe, ,, BY
f1f,f.
6f yerbnl c!lRl,yes ,tAy BIZ ,na,e in tLe taS,
ain not 4 few pnss,Kes entirely troupeI y.
orr,,,iieos nli yct tlle Christian fai ssaI
rent nsunder by this movement. Thcntee ne, si,i II
of course, be lnany criticisms on e t6e vo1t Ti!
tlat llGs been done, but LET tic cnieayna, eSa /
,t2 protIlice p,lrer tcSt be cordially II.
!l0rsed 1T NIL the Churches, Rnd II Mil ps,r an
ruling desire be to give generous cnco'IIa9s xi ~
Mcilt t9 every !i,linn.l soul to search IN.
trn'n'nelcd for the spirit that giyclh liz IN n
these New Testament writings. aud ihat wI
bc a return to tho true principles Of Pro,w,.
a1it Chrlstlanliy.
revised version It tho New ss;aI,,.ullpttt upta ~
It With u very humble cstiu,ute Of nv own
aDIllty. IilG mel who have tlOno thai prast
Work nrc lnen Ut such scholarship nW ctI,,.
cal ability rs can lay ilD elaims to; sitnnlr
eSRTesS NY Gn,'Gs ,st tor what they are wo
III tito new version Is the change III ttl0 AZ.
rlnEement 0t the text. llistead Of beInr
broken hp INTO VERSES md chapters cacl, ons
eYae o. ae oGspe!s iipt' anu EIstles ie Is eorcts
old numbers Of the chapters ana ytrs.s ~ ~
Ing plnccu In the margin for tho PURPOSE 81
convenient reference.
we ilhu also tint quotations from thu
Psalms and l'ropllets arc given In mctriraj
form, and thus l'ave greater prominence.
, 1881-06-06
Tho Resurrection Treated from a
Physiological Standpoint by the
Rev. J. M, Williamson.
Review OF The Recent Convention Of the
New Jerusalem Church by tic
Rev. L. r. Mercer.
A Critical Sermon on the Excellencies
and Errora Of the Revised
Testament.
Religious Needs Of the Territories-Ths
Tying Mission-Linooln Park
Church, Etc.
PATRIOTISM AND MORALS.


PATRIOTISM AND MORALS.
srn,,ns ~. ,,.o,. .,~,x,,
,,roc e,,t,s ,,,s. ~ ~ ,,.. r,',,,,sni r,,,-,,,
prec Ss' to l"rss s' eonrrcsatIo" o S yeserday
forenoon, taking for his theme Patriotism
ul,d Morals" Following is tAo discourse In
f,,Ii.
II forget thee o. Jerusalem. let my right
na,,u 'or0ct nef fc'inhine'-l*'ats' crFfc4'., IL
The human racc Is rs wonderful iu Its at
sruins Of intellect. A few yenrs nuo. when
so,m,, hor c,.olc,,t ,,o,, rs,,"nv,ai a rnionv nf
"" uensynm. msm rove eaos ~ ..
povef.y1s.,,cRe. wines lro', SONG pune ,a, Du1
% ami slshe IT. and i n at ast IN n' NJ, is,pportano tpo
ho,neslcktlrss. they ret returned to their old,
lonely sn"nnta1rs, preferring tho utmost
poverty In any surllerIng Of old associations.
The more culsIvnted persons who came 10
his lake shore 'ltty years uso found home
sickness worse enemy than the lmd hotels,
nr had roads, ur the treacherons ln'linns.
rIrc hearts Ut strong men lat,e.l ut times
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wv e"i'c Wv ""''s ~ Nv l"o"sG's "e'' u".h
!" hg", ;ars ,o nr te KoG 3 nro,u S,ats
ErowInr m witt, tho West. 4 pioneer clcr-
.,v,nn,, who was ~ f,n,,rorn,a IN ,hnvn o.rlv
w." w., W. -, an .'.oso e'y
"'ss mheh % so.t' ufcM 81 hE.'.y n.e'' awuy
tom tu ,nork r. the m tears"t,e % mental @ ar"nv-nf @ " e"
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llll1st whit another Month wlt'lnllt Il word
from the blessed iiresitlo of other happier
days,
place a,nong these ,lcrp l,u,nan attachments