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Transfers Of Real Estate

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10 record
the following tranate,s Of real estate:
Deed mnde November %, 1889, By Z, G.
Cracruft and II. 3. Ferguson, Special Com.
iuicsioners OF the Municipal Court in The
case Of Combs vs. Combs. In consideration Of
$72o. to Margaret Handler, for part Of lots i
and 2 in squares Of Churchill's .daition, on
EcCplloch street. 595s, H. rESiIIfT
Deed m;de November %. 1889, BY Joshua
Barley and wife TO J. Wincher, in Consider.
alton Of $3.50. for lot y, on THO west Side OF
Market street. g.s;E s. ~; Is !, Vi y
2 Daed made November 2s, by E. G. Cracraft
and Il. b. Ferguson, special commissioners
OF the Municipal Court in the case Of Combs
vs.. Combs, to Thos Kalterbach, in considera.
tien Of $757, for a part OF lots and 2 in
square OF Churohill's addition on the
northeast corner Of Thirteenth and McCul.
Loeb streets. al Il9l ,5ig ...s7., j ~
Deed made November "a, by John J Jones,
administrator OF John Bishop, to William
HERMAN Huppendezel, In consideration Of
go, for lot 80 in SECTION II in Mount Wood
Cemetery. Il :. 81 +, " 1,I5
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Two cups granulated sugar, tllree.fou,tl
cup butter, beat to q light cream, then add
one cup corn starch which has been stirred
into one cup Of tepid sweet milk, beat TIL.
oil together, adding ono teaspooniul extract
vanilla. Stir into this the well beaten Whites
OF seven eggs and two heaping cups Of flour,
having thoroug bly, mixed through tho dry
ilouT one and half measures Banner Oak.
Ing Powder. Bakein three layers. s.,
lcing.-Take two and a1lialf cups gram.
lated sugar hall cup water; boil three min.
uieSI when cool add the whites Of three eggs
s,sa,tIy hIeaten and one tablespoonful e.
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! WhcelinEs Wholesale Iinrlsct, z
lsTELlIGEScER OFFICE,
WHERLlSo. Tuesday. November IS,

WHEELING. Tuesday. November IS, " |,
good smde-a Thanksgiving tmde-,l,as been
had; especially during the latter pa,. Of the mast
week. Quotations have been, generally speaking.
mnhd attention. ~ j'lSa. - - ~ W .
Grain-The grain market tho past week has not
exhibited any special features and piIces remain
hIatlenaly. A. VIII DO noticed by the; following:
State corn is worlh bOc; no Old OF any band IL
Offering. First class State oats arc Ouoted At inc
ad tat Western On t5ek " Rye iOc and none
c Sering 8, ~ n s;S 90 PEI ton nl feed $40 co.
coming In very steady, z = 80 Ia, VIVA
I Flour-Busness. Is good and mice, do M,
Ssa sw -four r. say sSe5'saS ~ nesnns arc
quote as follows Choice amber Il 3aa7sS %te
amber - ooa6 s5g Wisconsin. 81 tai Is: A, N.
nesota extra, 81 76as W: fancy 81, Louis IS o.
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h 4 Short Tale Wcil Toi,

MI Gwynn Harris, Health Officer and In.
s si, Of Marine Produces living In souti,
washington, drew $1,000 for ono dollar
spent In II, The Louisiana State Lottery yes.
t1estraay. me lucky number was 95,l65-
maaA'ng,'m ID. c.: slar, October 18th. The
Full particulars can be had Of II. A, : Dau.
phin, New Orleans, La, & s55'%,l paS :
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!. A CITIZEN Of the Quaker City, Nj. +. Freed,
No. la2 Vine street, recently spoke as follows:
Being afflicted with distressing cough, Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup was recomm ended to
me for reiict: am happy to say That few
doses not only gave Inc instant relief but
etIecteA u COMPLETE cure ,.l. Al, ~ ~
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Remember This.

.
II you are sick Hop Bi!tets will surely ai, Nature
In making you well when nil elseiail
II you are cos.iyc or dyspep,ic, or are suffering
from any ether OF the Numerous diseases Of the
stomach or bowels. 1t IL your own fanlt II you re-
main ILL., for Hop Bllten are sovereign remedy IN
all such complaints.
II you arc wasting away with my iormo' Stdne!
disease, stop tempting death ,hismomen., and sun'
for a cure to Hop B!tte,s.
II you arc sick with that terrible sickness Nelf'
ou.lcS. you will find Balm In GIlead" In sheu*
OF Hop Bit,crS. .a,l "a,
II you arc ircquentcr, or n resident al MA.
matte district, bartlcadc yonr syRtem against US
fcourge OF ali countrics-malnrlll, cp!lcnic; Nv,
fous, and Intermittent feycH-by the use Of h0P
Bitter. -. isog .l6sJ a.,
II you have rough, pimply, or sallow ss!n, mu
breath. pains and aches, and feel miserable geae.,
ally, Hop Bttors will give You fair skin. rich p.oe1
and sweetest breath. health aud comfort. .h
In short they cure NIL Diseases Of the stomach.
Bowels Blood, Liver, Nerves. Kidneys. Bish.
Disease. 500 will DO paid for case they VIII ao'
cure or help. ,,,.
That poor, bedridden. Invalid, wife lister mon! h
cr or daughter, can be made tho picture Of heaiH
by few b0ttlesof Hop 'itles c0siinR oat stGe
viii Won lei ihcm suffer, noll'T1haV
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"a cowARHean he hero at distance: pre.
sence Of danger tests presence OF mind" IRE.
sence Of disease test the value OF a curative.
kidncy.Wort challenges this test ALWAYS and
everywhere, SO far as all complaints OF The
bowels, liver and kidneys are concerned. II
cures all. nor asks any odds. Mwrsw :
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INDICATIONS,

WAsnisdToN, D. G., November %, / 4. NJ
For the Lower Lake Region cloudy weather
with light snow, yarinbly winds, mostly
northeriy, stationary or lower temperature
and higher pressure .,i f'flTGIJ
For the Tennessee and Ohio valley cloudy
weather, with light, snow, variable winds,
temperature aud higher pressure. s%gig !.
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DRAMATIC DOiNGS,
"Thc Merry Wnr"-"My Sweetheart,
EOhfuc'Si,OWs.


. CofhinG..Showx.
Johann Strauss famous opera, "Thc
Merry War; was presented at the Opera
House last night for the first time in Wheel.
Ing. The original German version was
given, the company being from, the ITALIA
Theatre, New York. The audience was a
most tlattering one, filling the house, and
being composed Of cultured people, among
them being notable number Of Germans
md nearly all the prominent musicians pro.
feSslonal and amateur, OF the city. The
audience was also most cordial one, and
the expressions OF approval and delight
were almost constant.
The title OF the opera comes from the mild
hostilitics which, occur during the action
between two petty states which have quar-.
relied for the possession OF y favorite dancer.
The principal roles were all in good hands,
and the company as whole is u very strong
one. s8 $50 E.=-
Reserved seats for Minnie Palmer's engage.
ment Mt the Opera House this evening aud
tomorrow evening and tomorrow afternoon,
have had u sale ut Wilson Il Baumers music
store unprecedented this season. The aud.
fence this evening ut the initial performance
of"My Sweetheart will be large one but
that tomorrow evening will be- Still larger,
and that ut the matinee will be limited only
by the capacity OF the house. The new
music and the alterations in the play will
make it u novelty to those who have seen it
before, while many who failed to secure good
seats on the former appearance, will embrace
the opportunity to see the play this season,
before the departure Of the company for Ell.
rope. AZ F;it'fs5s arE 1alfIs
On Thursday evening the Fannie May com.
pany will present "Ihe Bashful Venus"
The style Of the entertainment is indicated
by the bills aud ADVERTISEMENTS and the
baldheads will be out In force. The company
bus been arrested once or twice for transcend.
Ing the bounds of'propriety. ,55i37 ~
Goodwin Il Thornes famous BLACK Flag"
Is billed for the Opera House December 6 and
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Ghe a INT Il
ONCE: N On. rs and ~ Fourtcenth street,
New Advertisements,
}'arlor Fire-Placc Heater.
Like tue Flowers in Spring. 5Sl
punlie Not;oo aE.s.| ~

fuOllC NOtlce. tsl,t- ...- -s# -a-2rga
Store. nz }s- s1.127
Slree1-Alexander Bone. 4 (, 4. :. =
Choice Coffee at smy,h's. shiEf.-
Gold Spring Piano Fortes.
Stockholders Meeting-Belmont Nail Co. b
Beyond the River-Third Page m ~
Oyster Supper ut rriudelphia N. F.. Church.
Academy OF Alnsic-Fannie Mays New
York Specially Co. sj. l.3 -.
Spareribs, Tenderloins, &c-D. G. List, Jr.
It VIII be TO Your Advantage. E. 80
10 the Public-Head OF Local.
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There Is no outside demand for sheep OF any kind
y, im,ta worthy OF mention, and there Is only
butchers; iu consequence trade Is rather tame Ths
quality OF The offerings shows some Improvement
ON O." s, wseSs receipts. Butcher sheep sell ut Sn5c
aa ian Aas!c, Flock sheep sell Mt Sc 5OaS 50 rel
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Trade at the opening Of the market was fairl,
active, and prices for time Showed M champ''
Since last week, but the market beeane ess actiSt
some tlse before the close nnd continued +, 10 thf
emu; Gomn9 ,n stock declined rs being muci
In lighter supply, while tops were as numerous
anu some Of them better thAn the bcs, OF last week
one lot oltwen,y.two very choice Kentucky cattlt
ee'n ~ sola to-. W. D fenn go. at tho top figure
as above with most sales At 3isa514c. - - -
Arrivals this week ...,..,..,,........ ~ -o
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1 IT Is impossible Tor woman 70 suffer from
weakness after taking Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, III H. "A MwFkY
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THE nsnal merchants lunch at tleNew
AcLure House Sample Rooms daily.
ThorInolneler RECORD.

The following shows the range OF the thor.
monetor. as observed ut Schnepi's drugstore,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1881 '4i isl 1889 q , Il 9
~: E.l?x.ar. ia. l2N.9r.x.7r.x
~ bt a T / -Nt 81
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Cntnrrl, arihe nln,i.lan

SS cntarrli ofthe HINDER. IN
Singing irritation, inflammation, all Kid.
ney and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Bu.
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CUTICURA

= REMIplrs are for sale hy all druggists. p,,e, =,
Gut!cnra Medicinal Jelly small boxes. r iS ~, ",
Goxes 81 cu.e,,ra kcsolveut the new blood nuli.
medicinal mud toilet soaps), Go, Cuticnnst Wita ~
nal Shaving Soap $50, PRINCIPAL dennt
no2b WSAW s. WEEKS & POTTER pn.tor uss,
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Va REMARKS on BEEF CATTLE.

The arrivals OF cattle during the week amounted
70 3os2 head against SIS last week, md 2525 heII
during the week amounted to 2,0oG head. against
l,se9 last week, and 9,il9 head tho CORRESPONDING
week OF last year, and were us follows: - .
To Baltimore butchcrs....... =. so,
Iocountry Css
To Washington city butcher. .....,..."' y
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,

.
J T Gillespie, Ravensw'd Z NJ shairer, Baltimore
7 Allen, Baltimore. sc Mayer, PhllnilclphIa
James Vile. lr0Hton. MLliill, West Liberty.
= Moo'c, 3. l. o. 4. WWcbb, West viVinln
J Sweeney, City, JB l,rlnnain, CITY.
T Dannnn, Grafions HIS Hall. Sew York.
Smith 4 lady, Barns'le J Wehrcnuii, civ. s'
G W storklng Sistersv'le. J Summers, sIstersyilc,
sMAnshutz, y. Bottom, Miss T Wells Sis.ersvillc
Mis,M Wells Slstersyillc. Mr Wells, SlstcsyIllc.
v booth Baltimore. II s BiSsell. New York,
y Hlaclwoo City. 4 Quick, Columbus
"! Iralic!s, Newark. JMMeConnell, Cleyc'ntl
J g Bell, X II. S, is Ward 4 wife. Civ.
W Sweeney, littsb'rgh. C " Merrill, i, K O. o.
K Il Dutton, Manager Fannie May Comp ANY.
MERRY WAR COMPANY. j., +
-. Miss Store, Miss Meyer,
Miss Nicholas, Miss HERMANN.
Miss Gutmanl,, s5s Mr. Re!scrA wife.
MrWclssuer6 sister, Mr. Koch.
&. NlrWilliams, -'I ! Nj Rubach.
5 AIr Dlohn, mir Krot, I'D
Mr. Grlmjumz, MI Sol fsiu.
Mr Drcschcr, }S5g Mr. kinne.
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FALLING HATE,

sdh ~ a Bean Steam Fire Engine Boston, was
C,i,icusa Resoiyept tbiood prlIetj Internally and
Cuticura and Cltcra Soap THE great skin | ,as,
e1S.etnally which completely restored hs hsir
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CuTlCuRA,
| !!l: /. j cl' |. r !

Seo ", brown. ~ AasshaI St, Providence. R. r
s11ed by Cuilclra Rcsovcnt {blood puri1erj md
CnliGnta aud Cutcnra Soap the great skin cures,
OF RnSworm llumorgotnt The barbcra whIcb
spread al over his ears neck and face, and for Nv
years leslSted Rll kinds Of treatment Il - %
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TREATMENTS

TREATMENT, % ~
-. ny y, thGnn treatment consists In the nte,na,
We o, shs Cussesa Resolvent tho new blood NJ,
so os aii ing external use Of Crtcura aud Cutcura
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John seilwitz hns returned from Dayton.
Professor G. +. Hitchcock will 20 to ste,,.
benville the latter part Of the week. !
Thanksgiving services will DO held in the
United Presbyterian Church Thursday morn.
ing; the pastor, Rev. DR.. Balph, will preach.
Tho house Of IN old German named Dane
about two miles south OF town, was totally
destroyed by fire Monday night. The cause
OF the fire Is unknown. Little was saved, and
10 and his vile narrowly escaped with their
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FORSALE-THAT VERY COMFORT
~ ABLE two story dwelling, numbered q a.
south Penn street. The house Is coayenesi T. WI
nshed WIN 81. water and Bath room, finished
h hc s dn excellent dIy cellar and Mayey GeIn
Citizens raroad. The price is very restsO N. ne
terms easy. Apply 10 ''''"'
~, . ALEXANDER BONE.
Real Estate Agent and Broker, 10. liGs Make,
street. "otts Block" corner Muiket aNd TwelSb
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baltimore Live Stock Market,
OFFICE or CALvEEToH LIVE Stock YARDS
@ MONDAY, November Y, lSs2.


NJ EECEF1s OF THE WEEK, NJ
3os
Sri,p "i"
." ....... tx
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MILK CRUST,

MILK CRUST, III, IN q -
] M1s, Bowers, ~ Clinton ST., Cincinnati. sneal,
sHh hss sS,s child who was cured Of milk crust
fine healthy boy. with beautiful head Of hai air."
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ECZEMA.

ECZE1A. q - \
Hon. YIN. Taylor. Of Boston, Mass, permancnt,v
G t OF hnnor o. the facc md scalp eczema,
.liat l9d been treated unsucceNfuliy for tweITe
Year, aa, oy many q Bos.on's best physicians and
,,es ho'eu secisliss as well az European author.
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Some OF our boys received summons yes.
terday 10 appear at steubcnyille on Monday,
and testify 70 the Grand Jury Of jefferson,
county, in the case Of Grafton, the McCoy's
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We beg to inform our customers
that wo will place on sale Oh Mon.
day morning our
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REMARKS,


Arrivals last WeeE Il
afnVa.s one year AGO.. "a.
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LAND. STOcK AND cROP.

T. j. Oats, Of Monticello, bought Of
Lewis Jones mares at Sll0.
Mr. X. II. Bronaugh, OF Crab Orchard,
has 65 No. breeding ewes for sale.
Johnnie Cope, the finest Clydesdale
stallion in America, and weighing $500
pounds, died al Monmouth, Ill.
We got the following prices for wheat
from Mr.. Geo. ID. Wearen last evening" In
New York, Sl.li; Baltimore, $ll3; Stan
ford so cents.
Walter Payne, Of Fayette, has sold the
mare Mary Howard, by imp. Harrington
and sucking colt by Virgil, to Ed Carri-
gon, Of Colorado, for $1,000.
r. w. Giyens, and Benedict spalding,
haze delivered their cattle engaged recent
ly at % cents, The former had 20 that
averaged 1850 pounds, and the latter AZ
averaging $50.
j. @. Caldwell, this county, sold 4
Collins Gentry 1870 New York cattle 10 b
delivered from Nov. 10th to Dec. 4th, a
O. cents. They were bought for Lehman a
Bro, Maryland, and will weigh 1000 lb'
when delivered .....J. G. Caldwell purchas
ed the following crops Of corni 20 acre
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"PRALSE NE s0RD. {"

DAYTON, Ohio, Aug. 2ud, 1882.
Dear Interior;
Let me give you as best can,
the treason Why" Every effect must have
a cause, and this Dayton meeting is not an
exception to the rule. What write about
il may abate the muddle into which some
Of your readers may have fallen in look
ing at surface facts. Know then, that long
before our coming to Dayton, the whole
subject of lay Evangelism had received
anxious attention from the ministers Of the
various churches, and il had been decided,
with great unanimity, to give no oounte'
nance to the rev departure" that, somno-
lent since Wesley and Whiteield's time
had reawakened under the stirring utter
ances Of Moody, Whittle, Marley and 9TH
ers. In the zenith Of his popularity,
Moody could not be called to Dayton, for
this reason, although repeated attempts
were made to have him summoned to
the rescue. For a like cause, White, the
gentlest Of men, and perhaps the least Of
fensiye Evangelist Of any in the field to-
day, ("oflensiye" m the sense Of arousing
opposition among the Seotarian clergy by
his utterances) could not be called to Day
ton, though, as in Moody's case, many
longed 10 have him conduct meeting
here. The antagonism to the whole Evan
gelistie movement was so pronounced, and
the opposition set in such solid array, that
il was supposed by the lovers Of peace, nc
good could result in the presence OF even
such devoted men Ms those above named
even could they have been prevailed upon
10 come So the thing went on, until, *
norant of all the facts in the case, and sup
posing sin the innocence Of my heart, tina
the son Of my Father, could not receive
any thing less than fair hearing in th'
place Of his popular ministry, and The
home Of my boyhoOd, / came, to find L
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PERSONAL.

--DR. AND Mas. c. c. Cox have gone to
Monticello.
-MRs. ID. Is. JOHNSTON is at Crab Or.
ohArd Springs.
Mn PETER NJ. MoRoBERrs, Of Camp
Nelson, is here.
Mis-. J. S. MURPHY has returned from
Rockcastle SPRING.
Mn. RoBERr DuSS, Of Richmond
was in town this week
Mis- MoLLrE JOHNSTON has returned
from visit TO Lebanon.
Mn q. NJ. DAvIsoN, Of Yarnellton
Fayette county, is at home.
OSCAR Han, Of Somerset, Is visiting
his kinsfolk in this vicinity.
Miss KATE BLAIS, OF Hustonville, is
visiting Miss Panlhea Mckinney.
Miss MARY BRoSAuGH, Of Nicholas.
willie, il visiting Miss Eliza A. Engleman.
Miss MARY MoRRow, Of Somerset, is
on visit 10 Mics Mamie Foster, Of Mill.
edgeville.
-MR j. ID. CHANDLER, Of Pine Hill
passed on train yesterday, en- route to the
Danville Fair.
-OuR editor was spending few days al
Old Point Comfort, Va, the last time W,
heard from him.
Mis- Lucy GRAY AND son, JONAS
p. GRAY, Of Louisville, were visiting Mrs
Geo. H. Bruce this week.
Ma jon +. WATERS, the lIarpel oil
the INTERIOR JOURNAL Office, came uI
yesterday TO ace rs. lie is not able {,
work yet though.
-HoS. RoHERr BLAIE was in tow
Wednesday. lie has been very feeble FOL
the last week or two and is still unable Z,
attend 10 business.
-MIsEs LErrrE HELM, Fannie Rel,
and Belle Root, and Mr.. and Mrs. Can
Hays, left yesterday to spend while a
Rockoaslle Springs.
-MIssEs KATE EDELIN,, Of Lebanon
and Sudie Williams, Of Elizebethtown
we're the guests Of Mrs, Geo. II, Bruce a
day or two this week.
Miss AWE LAcKEY, Of Parksyille
who has been visiting Miss Emma Good
OF Turnersville, returned home Wedues
day. Miss Emma accompanied her.
-MIssEs MAMIE MuRRELL and Cor
Jarvis and Mr. Clarence White, Of Louis
willie. who are now Summering at Crab Or
chard Springs, made our office pleasan
call Wednesday.
Ma. D. c. PuLIISs, and bis sister Lu
la, Of Paint Lick, called to see M while il
the city several days ago. They wished 4
see into some Of the mysteries Of the print
iug business, and we took great pleasure il
showing them through our office.
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OLD 8ocxcASrLE TO the FRONT.

Reaching out for the rich, the poor, the
lame, the blind and the halt. Come one,
come all to her healing waters. The pro-
prietors desire to state that from now
until the lst Of October they have reduced
the board to one dollar per day, so that all
may have an opportunity to drink of her
healing waters. We have also made ar
rangements with the l.. q n. Railroad and
the C. S. r. X. TO sell excursion tickets for
round trips at a price that all can afford
We flatter ourselves that the place is in
better running order than it was ever
known, always supplied with fish, vegeta'
bles in great abundance from their own
garden, and milk and butter of their own
production. We hope all who are dlspos'
ed will come at once.
RocKCAsTLE SPRINGS Co.
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my cost, that sectarianism and clerisy we're
stronger ruling passions than any weak
sentiment Of old associations. Dayton
always conservative TO a fault now brist-
led with hostility 10 me, especially: first,
a. an Evangelist at all; secondly, az the
horuiest and hOo6est Of them all; thirdly, as
Kentucky Evangelist, from a point South
Of Mason Il DiKon's line; fourthly, IS an
aposiafe eiergyman, under the direct bann Of
my old sect; filthy, "Fdih Cure" man;
sixthly, a. an advocate Of the "holiness
movement" which in this city is especial
ly unpopular for sundry reasons, that |
may not turn aside TO state; and seventhly,
a. one addicted to the use OF slang and
rough Jokes that lowered the tone Of reli-
gion in general and my own services in
particular.
All these, not to mention the exaggera-
ted reports Of very startling heresies in the
way Of doctrines, that had been diligently
circulated, and Of which the very air was
full. When | quietly think 1T all over, j
am astonished that we have made the
progress we have, and PRAISE THE
LORD that il is a. well with us to-day
"a il is.
The situation is now about as follows
A large proportion OF the ministers are
taking their Summer vacations. Hence,
we are spared the earlier trials Of the
meeting, in the personal opposition from
the pulpit and the parlor.
The local papers have both res umed re-
porting, which is sure indication Of the
state of the public pulse, these institutions
having nothing to do but feel it, and act in
accordance with its beatings. The con-
gregations steadily grow in size and inter-
est. The confessions are beginning to come
steadily for any thing called for in the
sermon. 81 for soul aud III for body, be-
sides numerous responses at meetings in
which the "Higher Life" was the theme Of
discourse. The solid stare, or the impolite
scowl or sneer so often visible in faces on
the street, or in the dining room, have
given place to a soitened expression, or at
times a courteous salutation. The timidi'
~ Of the old friends of boyhood is, in
many cases, vanishing and giving lplace tc
a bold avowal Of psrtizanship.
The dear LORD supplies our wants day
| by day. For all which-we must fervently
PRAISE THE LORD.
| Ever in Jesus. gro. o. BARNES.