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The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14
REV. III. FEREBEE.

New Lungs cannot be made by medicines, or
the skill of physicians, but the old ones can be
strengthened and preserved by the use of
Adamson's Botanic Bolsana sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and all diseases of the
Lungs. Price, IS and IS cts.
ocl0 M,W,F&w
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Kellogg.
Union Rowing Association.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Now Ready-Kohling.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Dr. Kinnison,
,sw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted Immediately.
" aBteds-E ) Morris,
Rouse Wanted.
Lost-Gold Chain
To Let.
DamsOns.
Harsuio Staples.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14
Co,1ntarYeit Greenhacx.

A splendid counterfeit of the SIS greenback
now in circulation, was handed in to the First
National Bank yesterday, and detected by the
receiving teller. 1t is SO perfect that it will
deceive ninety-nine out of hundred. The
scratohy appearance of the center vignette
''gaye it away"
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14
supreme Judicial Court.

OCTOBER TERM-DANFoRTH, j., PRESIDING.
THURSDAY in the case of Charles r. Milliken
against Cullen c. Chapman, the testimony is closed
and the argument for the defendant will begin at
the opening of court in the morning.
Putnam for plf.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14
c.F. Libby-s. C. strout for deft.
superior Court,

BEFORE JUDGE BoNNEY.
THURSDAY. John W. Lincoln VS.. Alfred Roberts.
Reported yesterday. The evidence and arguments
arc closed.
Motley & Brewer for plff. Frank for deft.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14

Dr.. KENIsoN will be at his Office 276 Middle
street. over Edwards & Walkers hardware
store, Oct. IA and Is. Will be in Portland
again Nov. 10.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14

From Sassafras. Kent Co., Md find that
/ sell as much of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup as OF
all other cough remedies combined. J. e.
HARTLEY, Druggist.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14

f. o. BAILEY & Co. will continue the sale
of fine oil paintings at their saesrooms IS Ex-
change street, at II and 8 o'clock to-day. See
aucfion cnlnmn
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14
Municipal Court.

BEFORE RECORDER GOULD.
THURsDAT.-Thomas Mitchell. Larceny. Fined
IS and costs. Paid.
Florence Mccarthy. Search and seizure. Fined
500 and costs. Appealed.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14

cents. Ell. /. NELSON & Co.
ocI3 d3t
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14
NV ,F&w
1t is no Joke

LADIES looking for Cloakings will do we'll to
examine the stock CT H. I. Nelson & Co. be-
fore purchasing. oc12d3t
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14

PIANOS and Organs to let by G. K. Halves,
music dealer, III Middle street. oc13d3t
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14
Removal.
new Cazetteer of Maine.

A GENTS wanted in every town to Sc Il this splen-
"A did book. II supplies q real want; everv citi-
zen needs it Exclusive territory and no COMPETE
ton. Fo- particulars, address the publisher,
B. b. RUSSELL, 81 CornhiIl, Boston
oct9 d&wlm
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14

Mrs W wisweIl, Fryebnrg, best cheese; Miss
Josie Day, Fyreburg I'd do.
Mrs W Wisweil, Fryeburg best June butter; Mrs
G 4 smith, Denmark, I'd do.
Mrs i Pike, Fryeburg best fall butter; Mrs
Sar h Walker, Fryeburg, 20 do.
Mrs Chas Perry, Fryebarg, best wheat bread; Mrs
John Ward, Fryeburg I'd do.
Susie M Walker g years old Fryeburg, best
brown brea +; Sarah Osgood Fryeburg, do.
Sarah j. Osgood, Fryeburg best cake; Mrs i
Pike, Fryeburg, 2d do,
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14
SHEEP, SWINE AND POULTRY.

Ira Smart. Fryeburg best long wool sheep; A v
Stevens, Fryeburg I'd do,
Jas Walker, Fryeburg, best short wool eheeps u
Bean Denmark, I'd do
Ira Smart Fryeburg. best long wool ram.
q r Bean, Denmark, best short wool lam; A X
Jenness, Fryeburg. I'd do.
Bennett Denmark, best fieeces long wool; same
best grade boar; q Bean, Denmark, I'd do.
Jenness, Fryeburg, best tuil blood breeding
sow; same, best full blood pigs.
G K Bean, Denmark, best grade SOW.
S Bennett, Denmark, best grade pigs.
Barker Fryeburg best flock fowls; same, best
! ducks; same, best brood chickens; j H Satellite,
FryebuIg I'd do.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-14

From 7-30 a. m. to $50 p. m, Sundays excepted
Sundays open COR Carriers and General Delivery
frcrn . To 10 a m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11
Space. W. l N. m, m. lyr.
George E.liot's aspiration,

HohHS G-fAbt - aspiration.
y DaJ ia the choir Invisible
vi shoae IL nOrat desd who liv. again
II mlodS made ootLcr By their presanca; live
La pulses stirred to Rcuer sity.
| "a oeeus or daring rec,l!udc, In soorn
Eoi miserable alns thai eGd with self,
Io 'houehts sublime that pierce the night like
Stars,
And With their mild persistence urge mer's
search
10 vaser Issues!
~ so to igc is hesvsu;
ID make uudyi5g music 10 Tie world
breathing bcautcVus order ths; controls
win gro"lag swsy the growing lie OF man,
90 We luherlt that secret purl;y
=, fVr "hico Wr struggled, fal,.d and Rgorzo d
" W 80 W!dooiig retrospect that bred despair,
hebeiIious Il 3su that would not be subtued,
y VlciuuS parect sbamlUg stall It's child,
t1Ur ELXlUuS pchltenOo, Is Qu OK dissolved;
= dI7cJTds. qutuchod by ..oetlrs hsrnIuuics
DE IN lbe iarSc and chRsi abo air
h'd al cur rBEer, Deter tiucr self
! rat Sob q rcllgIOus!y III yearnDg so1g,
nat watcn~d 10 case the turdco OF tho 9orld,
L'OJl9us!y tracing what must b.,
i 90 = hat m.Y yet be betur. saw within
wor,her lul. &c for ibe ssuc uhry.
a. q shaped II iufth haiore ;hc null ude
DiVltcS HuDao, raising W1rAGlp 50
10 high3r feVereacu more mixed with love-
lhst octt,r self shall i've ul, lum.n fia,e
Hna1i told lis ,yeilds, and the human sky
=: Eathercd Ike & scrolt wl.EIu nc tOulDs
u Ircad ior.v9r.
This is life to come.
Which martgrcd me have ulte more glorious,
t3r.us 10 stGtVo TO tolJe. May reach
iba' EurcsG heaven, b. 10 otner souls
inr cup OF strength 10 some great a2ouy
Il kiud!N geUcr0C5 ardo0, taCd pure love,
Beet the smiles thst have 10 crurltv-
30 the .wees prcS9acc ot good dffused,
AGd 10 d.tusl4n ever nICrc iuieGso!
90 snalI | J IA the choir Invisible
" hose mus!e is the gladucs5 OF the world.
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RA ND CLOSING OUT AUCTION
Z SALE COMMISSIONING TUESDAY, the

S&LE OF LAND IN FAIRFAX CUUN-
~ TY.-Pursuant to decree rendered al the
y Sovomb Der term, 1879, of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax county in the suit Of o. W. Hunt and
others vs. Thompson Javins exx. and deyisees
the undersigned CON mmssioners ofssle on MON.
LAY the 10th day OF May, 1881. (court day. at
Il o clock m, will sell st public suction before
the Cour. Louse door of said county, a TRACT
OF LAND belonging to the estate Of Thompson
JaVins. deceased, lying in said county on the
Rosling Road about five miles from !ale1sndris.
This lsnd is Of excellent quh!ity, is wel wstered
aud is approved by a DWELLING HOUSE
and other buildings. The tract conlai-s a
acres more or iess but will be sold in psfcals 10
suit purchasers
4. W. GaiiIysrd, ESQ.,, will show the land to
those desiring 10 purchase.
Terms of sale: One tenth of the purchase
money II hand, the residue in three equal an
Eusl pay ments to be secured By the noles Of The
purchaser with good personal security and bear
ing interest from day of ssle; titled to be re-
tanned till last pay ment ls made.
THSmaS r g; Is $ AorRE. No oomm'rs Of Sale.
The commissioners reserve the riyh. t. expose
the above property to ssle in lots, in scCordancs
with plot TO be exhibited on the day of SALE
hplO dts
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By Green u Wise,


Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.1
G. ale OF yALUAoLE REAL ESTATE
~ Pursuant to decree of the Corporation
Court of the city of Alexandria rendered st it,
November term, 1870. in the chsncery cause of
y. F. Hooe's admir-, &c, va. Il. Poor AID
others, the undersigned surviving commissioner
OF sao therein named will oif5r fjr sale bv pub
lie auction on III KSDAY, the 12.h Gay of
May. 1881, at II O clock M, in frontoi lle Court
koum On Fairfax street. in the city Of Alexan-
dcs Va, ali thst LOT OF GROUND with the
TWO STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE there
on, situate at the northeast intersection Of King
and Fsyette streets. in said city, ironliag on
King street 43 5 II feet and extending back
north with the same width SO the front, 100 feet
Terms OF Sale: a sut1ic icent sum in cash TO pay
the tx Denses Of the sul and sale, say Sic0 and
the resdus IN three equal instslments al one,
Two and three yesrs with interest from Gay OF
sale; tho deferred instaments to be secured by
tue bonds of the purchaser or purchasers with
good security, and the title to be retained until
the same are paid. Conveyaucng st tee cost
OF the purchaser. q. w. WAFrLES,
apl1-2Od Surviving Comm'r. of SALE
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sfA@aT 1spe5Hia.

y LOVES in Kid Berlin, Lisle Thresd, Silk
~ and Lace, showing sll the new4s: shades
Tor the sensOD. also g new assortment Of Lace
Tits. Price 25c Soc, 75c ind 81 rs per pair.
Coraets in al the loading styles, perfect in fit
and finish, Prices SOC to So so per pair.
Underwear Special attention is called TO the
large assortment for Ladies' Gants Misses,
Boys and In nfsnts in Gsuza, Lisle Thread, i4os-
samsr snd Summer Meriuo; also are exhibiting
s. Cuo;ca assortment Of l. ,dies' Undergarments
Of every description, Chonses, Drawers. Night
gowns. Skirts. SC.
Linen and Silk kerChiefs-Suspenders
Hosiery, showing the mcsl choice pstterns es
we'll as the largest assortment Of madium and
finer quality Consta,llly adding thu lalos! pat
terms as soon as they sre olfared for sale BY the
manufactures.
Neck Euttiings, RuGs, Skirts Vcilings, But
tons. Silks, Cot.ons &c
kdRings in s3wi5s, hamburg, Nsinsook. Cora
line, Vermlcelle, Waller cianaes, Lsnguedoc,
Torchon, Russian. Venise, Crochet, sc.
Kighmie Patent Bosom. Reinforced and
Scratch Shirts. in isundriad snd unlauGdried,
Collars and Cuff, sizss Y TO IS Inches. Prices
l2c l5c, Zoe and 25c
Germantown, Shetland and Sa1ony Wool,
Zephyr Worssed in eli Oolora, Silks. Canvass, &c.
NeckWohr-At ali times the collection will
surDasa all other nssortments offered in the city.
& fine dispsy Of Claudent, the best Scarf ever
made for men; also Gordisn, Fle1or, l. Audsce,
Tropical, De Jonville, Lace, and com p!ete
line of Fancy Ties and Bows.
@. M. ADJ DAMSs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

Straw MATING aud Floor Oil Cloth, q large
lot Just opeaed anu marked Way down at
|. EICHBERG.
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AUCTION gAEESs

4 DMINlSTRATORS SALE.-As admins.
a traitor Of VIZ. IOHNSOF. deceased, l
will sell ut public auction at No. 22, N. Royal
street. OF SAIU kbAY, May Il, 1881, at 10
O'CLOCK g. m, the effects OF ssid johnson, con-
slsting Of Beds. DeddGgs, Clothings, Furniture,
Shoeplaker's Tools. &c 4. T. LUCAS,
mY5-td Administr Stor.
~ RA D CLOSING OUT AUCTION
~ SALE, COMMSNCING TUESDAY, the
26th instant. and continued daily.
The undersigned having determined to change
their business, will sell, without reserve their
large stock at auction, commencing Tuesday,
April 26sh, al 10 o'clock q. IN. and and pm,
and continued daily until the entire stock is
sold. Dealers. the uuolic and the ladies spe-
cisl!y respectfully invited to attend this SALE
Seats reserved for the ladies.
UNEAL Il LUCAS,
No. % N. Royal street,
ap26 Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

4 RESP EGTfULLY announce myself can.
4 dldstu Tor Reelection TO the flee Of CLERK of
the Use Works, suhj-Ct to the dacision of the
conservative !'rinsry election, and respectfully
solicit ,hs support Of thy friauds
InS6-tpL: w. W. HARPER.
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SDHIMAET GLGCClON, MAY II, lSSl.-
& ! respectfully announce myself as e candi.
datr for re- election to tito ctiGe of Auditor of
Public Accounts for tha cIy OF Atexsndris.
and request Sns votes Of my follow clllzsAs.
my7-lpa 4. l.. Brook ETT,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

! SPECi GULLY snnouJcs mysoIt = can
z. didsle Tor rG-elec.on 10 the office of Messur-
er OF Lumber, suoiect TO the decision of the pri-
mary election, and solicit the support of my FL.
lUW citiZ ,Is.
m97-e STEPHRN SWAIN
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NJ OrlCE-All persons indebted to the ss-
~ tate of CHALKLEY ILLINGHAM,
deceased, late of Fairfax county Va are re-
quested TO make pay ment to tbs subscriber. aud
tuose having claims against the estate may pre-.
sent them DULY authenticated TO
kkINGTON GILLINGHAA,
apl8-w4W* Administrator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-05-11

YF'HE RAPID F&tEZdK
Z TIE HAPID FREEZER !
We have just received lot Of the sboVe
ire, zsrs With 81. the latest Improvements.
APPS HchEaN 70 UHLER.
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| LAH dnnouAcen,cnts must inuar1a6Ly be paid tor
M Gdrancc. No notice WiU be taken Of orders
atnieSs they are accompanied with the cash.
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yEIO MY FGLLOW OLTIZ5HS OF ALkX.
4 ANDRIA-1 announce myself q candidate
for Mayor subject to tho decision of tbs demo.
crstic primary election to be held on the l7ih OF
May. 1t is useless for ms to say. il elected, l
will do what can TO adysnce the Interests of
the city, l believe it is recognized fact that l
have tlWays taken an active part in sll public
tlttters affecting its interests and it is only ne.
cesssry tJr me to say that, if nominated and
elected, vii! execute faithfully snd i'm partially
all tee laws apper.aining to tns office.
ap19-tpe j. T. BEOKHAM.
RkSPECTFULLY announce myself Can.
4 didate for the Msyoratty. su6iec. to the de.
cision Of the primary election to be held on the
l7tn OF May next, and promise. if elected, to DO
everything in my power to promote lhe welfare
Of the city.
aplG-lmH &. Z. DOWNHAM.
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/ FOUNCE myself Candidate for re-
Z election to the ttIcs of Superintendent OF
s1as, @ubject In ths decision OF the primary on
The l7th, and most res espec.fully solicit the sup
port nt me "aud Larg ynes
mS7-tC" JACOB RCXHTRY
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4 DMINISrKATURS NOTICE-The SUBJ
IL scroer having qutif ID as administrator
upon the esLate OF VIM. JOHNSON. deceased,
hereby no.iaes all persons having claims against
The estate of said Wm. Johnson to present them
to him duly authenticated ami oil persons in
debted to said estate are hereby notified to make
payment to the subscriber.
&. T. LUCAS,
my3-2lw4w Administrator,
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EEXGUUTOR'S NOTICE-Having qualified
~ 81 executor Of ID. +. BRASHEAR, Decd,
all psrties are hereby notified to call and settle
sheic Indebtedness, and all persons having
claims ssaiRs. the estate will present them for
payment. Messrs. j. Il. Tackstl q 90. ara su-
th0rlz ID to receipt for all monies due the estate
on uoLs or Oh open account.
sr21-ln u. &. DICKINSON.
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&. S THE NOMINEE of the conservative re-
.cS. adjustor party for the position of Collector
Of Taxes 10: the Southern District of Alexsn-
dria, / respectfully solicit the support OF my
fellow clizens in tho coming primary.
rsy3-tptT WESLEY AVERY.
, 1881-07-17
PERSONALS.

The Second Presbyterian Church -sf
Snrinvfipht has extended a call to the Rev.
D. S. johnson, u. D.
The Rev. John G. Reid, Of Boulder, Colo,
has pecn appointed SynoLical Missionary tof
Colorado and Wyoming.
The Rev. A. G. Wilson, Of Lake Forest
has received the degree Of u. u. from Jehef-
sou College. Pennsylvania
The Rev. Daniel c. Mccoy, for twelve
wears missionary in China, is now oM n
visit at his oil home in Clayton, ILL.,
DR.. John Cumming, d. D., the antlior OF :
ss.rhe Great TrIhulations', and " ietteinpIlo
Drnwetll Nigil,' died III London few 10
ago. -
The Rev. G. II. W. Stocking, D. D., o:
troit. formerly Of this city, has sailed \,
Enropt. for three months ralllole over ILL.,,
continent.
Il Is proposed to erect 4 monument on me
Thames e1,bankmcnt, f.ondni,, Eng. tt, the
memory OF Tyntlale. WHO trl's3atGu, ine Ne"
Testament in the reign OF uenry VIII.
The Rev. D. Williamson, for seventeen
wears Il missionary III China, has prottuced
rre,.;sefI translation of the New Testament Ill
Chinese, which is said to be lar lit aasahse
Of any previous ed1tlonS'
| nr. Dexter, senior editor Of the Congre!'ft~
ti,ualist. has been appointed to Elle the ~
uu;,l series of Cnnsre@ittit'nal !eetHlee ~
| Englar1d III 1Ss5 lie is tie first foreigner y
whom tllis honor has been given, aud IL
| could not have fallen upon one more coinpe-
tent.
| The Rev. Noses How, Of Cambridge, Mass;
who is said to have betil the oldest Graaillett
PREACHER II IVY 9! EnsIan ,rs ht . i;sv ien % }$ +
a';am,.- If The New Hampshire Conference.
IS years ola i .t;on M s2 "a ant to etrv nf ine
ard Tie Oldest Methodist preacher III tha
| world.
Tie Rev. T: S. Burne!l. well-know1n3 "a. an4 y
popular missionary Of tue american ~ e1a,e Sn
nitai il, Madras on account of insanity lle
recently visited \ place to oversee soG priHs II
| ing and the shiftltsness Ut the natives 10
trietl lis patience that he went to work hlM-
ss xn fa9"sH N,sst6Sses The tut wfn exsuaSsr aS
tri,;e nYtra iabor was tile Immediate cause ri
lis insanity. Mr. nr"s,ps p o5'a1e sGn A'{fs1 MS: ii
Earnell, s recently been ot*iGi t .,i i, frw
! weeks. T.
, 1881-07-17

having put money into Smiths hands which
lie was never able afterwards to recover. That
he had seen Spauldug's 1na1luscrlpt before
Ills work in Chenans0 County WAS finished.
is evident from the fact that the words Nepltl
and Mormon were we'll known then. Mrs.
Bridgnlan remarked to the writer Ut this
when asked what was in Smiths Bible. that
it was mere nonsense, that principally it re,
lated what !, and Nephi, and Mormon had
done. This was at least three Years betore
the book Mormon was published. After he
was driven from New York, he passed
winter near Great Bend, r.: where l,e was sas;
the plates spoken OF in the article in Serb,
pers agazns for Angas lsS2 %ona " 'ha
aGreat Frauds" to visit that section. Some
one may still! be isinE Who ean fxe fhs tietf 5
lraf }, ,,f the history Of this abOll,tab1e tle-
ception: The Rey: Peter Brils'tan, w,h'o,
wien living, could have given az desirable
II. T., several years ago. His widow was
living not long since, and has his papers upon
this subject The historian may find in theln
lust what he needs.
, 1881-07-17

sou,e of those whom they designate as
:. white folks Many Of the preachers have
to eke out their nleaSrc salaries BY reSortnis
to some worldly occupation Inc coieftME
OF S4,S00 from stctl brethren will be hard
work, possibly so hard as to be Impossible.
Of the CONGREGATIONAL theological sen,lna-
ries Andoyer has s:a.5 900 invested ln real es.
tate and Ss:isj 600 in funds. Yale has somewhat
more than quarter of nl!l1toh ~ 1unu3.
amt Bangor has 500. 600 about equally u'nt
I;antist Summaries, Newton has Si:I.c0o In
buildings and S::l3U0O III funds. and hoches-
ter $2lt. 900 in the latter form or investment
The wealtllicst of the theoloSleal sch4ols IN
this country are the I'rtsbyferllns. fflnce.
ion las buildings valued at SsslOoo ana
funds amounting to nearly SsD.Uoo. lhe
Union Seminary Of New York hollis real 6 e.
tate worth Sl5O00h and funds worth StVo.uV.
The serninary at Auburn, n l.. posSeSsrS s; s.,
S:OO,N1U,-S.UO.OO 900 in real estate anu S@aN,uV
in funds OF t!,eSe tWu kinds OF properly d1le
seminary At Chicago has. respectively, S:ao,,,
0tD and :S1;D.WD. Tie Western Theoloslcal
Seminary ut -AlIegleMy City, r., has funus
scsses property aggresating ss4W,ooo: These
six institutions hold nne-fnArttl OF tl!e en1lfe
amount Of prnpt rty owned by the III SEMI
naries in the United States.
ANOTHER: ANCIENT MANUSCRIPT.
If the reports which come from the Samar-
;tan Town of NablOlls. in Palestine. are cor
rect. Il manuscript has been discovered which
will be of greater yal.1e to tile revisers OF the
| Oh Testament than Tiscllendurf'S Sinaittc
| discoveries were to the gentlemen who re-
yis.d Inc new Sume old Samaritans who
| i've there possess this manuscript. which:
| they say. was written by, = grandson q
| Aaron, the high priest This grandson:
| name. according to Il note at the el!u OF sns
manuscript. was pinchas. 1t Is said to con
| tain most of what We now have i'll the hva
| ;ouks of Moses. The Samaritans Snarti IN:
treasure very carefully. nni refuse to sell
| 1T auy price. An American missionary n:as
| induced the Samaritan high priest t" er MIN
| photograph part Of it, Should he he sue.
cessf,iI in his Photographic el,teavors, we
shall probably sec copies in tins c"nntTy oe-
fore long It may be that there Il some NUM-.
| bug abHut this manuscript story. II so.
will be no novelty, for every fr" years some
new story ii told Of the discovery ot notable
manuscripts. and il Is found. on inyest'g'!'
tim. that ln.lly nf the stories have their orr
sin in the romantic disposition Of the III.
yentors. The story whirh sDme time aso
went the rounds about the discovery OF 4
manuscript by Saint Paul in a liermlt'S cav.
| near Getllse.nalle, proved to be i maStahr. u
tits Samaritan manuscript sllnuli prove e
| bo What is claimed, it is BY far the o!des
piece of writing thus far discovered.
, 1881-07-17
SPEAK TO ME-.

Savior, ! come to Thee
4 weary child, with pain and care opprest;
IN let me lean this aching burdened heart
Upon Thy loving breast1
The way Is very dark:
I caunot see 1t, Lord, through these my tears.
rako Thou my hand, and draw NE up to Thee
Through all the lonely years.
And come. q come 70 me,
And raise NE to Thine arms and teach me there
The strange deep secrets Of Thy love. and bead
To listen this my prayer!
Speak to me. soft and low!
NV spirit yearneth for one little word
To cheer the STILL sad silence OF my life
One word from Thee, my Lord!
Speak to me, O my God,
There are sweet voices falling on my ear.
tong known, long loved. but IN my inmosf soW
Their tones cannot hear
But Thou wilt speak to me:
And as the river falls into the sea
And sinks to sleep, ST. this my Wearled heaks
Snail lind its rest in Thee
, 1881-07-17
GENERAL NOTES.

There are ttirty-six Methodist churches in
Baltimore with membership OF ABOUT H.
600. ...- |
The property belonging to the Establs he'd
Church III England is valued at S9'5,0o'ooo'
There are over 200 liyings worth S5,ooo per
annunl.
The gentlemen intrusted with the duty OF
nre pairing creed for the Congregationallsts'
" i'll hold their first meeting at Syracuse \.
T., Sc pt. 81
There are 56s Baptist churches in Pennsy-
IN MIA. with 4 total membership OF 6a,o'@-
Zion Church, in Butler County, has the
smallest number of communicates, live
The ono Presbytery, which has hitherto
cluled the Presbyterian or Reformed ms
sionaries in Japan, has been divided lhto
three presbyteries, and these are to const'lute
tie General Synod OF the United church OF
Christ in Japan.
The Baptists Of Philadelphia "a are aoou' ~ ~
| issue another revision of the Testament, IA
which will be Incorporated tile rejected sl
gcstions Of the American CoMMlttee, Tue
| displaced phrases being printed as foot notcs
| or in the margin
Tie great zeal of the AIorlnons is seen r in
the fact that the Book OF Morm4n 3,;ar nas ,nn Da
published in French, German: uallai, DaI1o dIo
ish. Polynesian, and Welsh. Probably :5,ooo
| foreigners have already east III their 1oEluhes
with Utah and polyeatny> .......
! DR.. Lorimer says that F" the piety Of fiction
| will produce fictitious piety, ana that 1ne
religion fostered by romance l to"t" wa,! .e rhis
is I, pointer for the manufacturers OIL W1Shs~
! Washy Sunday-schooi books.
/ Within the bounds of the Presbyterian
| SYNOD OF Kansas, which extends over the
lnian Territory the Gospel IS preaeed paet .io{ ~