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&C., Why. Mrs. Smith, where did
Won get that nice furniture! Nv how
nice II looks! and oh how il shines
Where did you get Il r.
4Why. Mrs. Brown, got X AZ Allies
Brothers. Of course. They keep better
furniture now than anybody ever did ~
Dubois county before
Mrs. Brown" You do say
Mrs. S." Yes, and that j. not ALL fol
they are selling !, cheaper than It seems
anybody could sell It. ] just want you
and every body else to 20 there and So
their stock Of fine furniture. You jus
ought 10 see the crowd swarming in <
Allies Brothers % buy furniture" 4.
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The Best Salvc in the world FOR Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fe-
Yer sores, letter, Chappcd Hands, Chill.
|lains, Corns, and al Skin Eruptions. and
positively cures piles. II u guaranteed
10 give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Price IS cents per box. Fol
sale By Mehringcr Bros, Jasper, and 9
w. Swartz. Huntingburg, Ind.
Feb. 10th, Sly.
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A. rule we do lot recommend Pat
ent Medicines. but when VIC know Of one
that really j. . public bcnefactor, and
docs positively cure. then We consider i
our duty 10 impart that information g
all. Electric Bittcrs are truly q most
valuable medicine, and will surely cure
Biiiousness. Fever and Aguc. stomach
Liver and Kidney Complaints, even
where ali other remedies fail. We know
whereof we speak. and can freely recon.
mend them 10 all.-Exch- Sold at lily
cents bottle By Mehringcr Bros. Jas
per, and G. w. Swartz. Hnntingburg. 3
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~ The attention Or the readers Of the
CoUnrrR n directed IN another column
70 the prospectus Of the Cincinnati Daily
and Weekly News. The Weekly News
i huge paper. and well worth its sub.
scription. 81 90 year. IL Il well edited
and printed and contains an immense
amount or good reading matter.
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nrThe Fidelity posl-officc heing dis
continued the Jasper and Petersburg
mail hack will run direct through which
makes Il convenient 70 the travelling
public.
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a. We are sorry % inform onr read
crs ihat Mr. Jesse Trayior, Of Boone
township, father % our feilow-towns-
man, Mr.. VIM a. Trsylor. Esq, l. lying
very sick with pneumonia
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rFThe teachers Of our schools are
asking for more reom- Every week
shoxs new additions 20 the Schools
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Live Stock Owners should keep sup
ply ~ David r. Foutz Powders for their
stock. For sale BY EIchringer Bros.
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nTfIog killing q the principal hotel
This week. I wish ! were : boarder
aud with the boaricrs dwell.
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- The total value Of railroad proper
\, N Indiana, - fixed by the State Boar
OF Equalization. i 5 IN sSs. $50.
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rFSkstin9 on our 3avemcnts was ~
dulgel IN by our young citizens on las
saturday
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nrDr. Arnold expects 20 visit our
public schools this afternoon 70 entertain
Inc little folk with music and fun.
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GIVE are informed that q cyclon
struck ana almost demolished the salool
IL Ireland on last saturday night
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r-The highest market price will b
paid for good navy beans q. Lehrburgcr
hahn q Cos.
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New SaddIer Shop.
JOHN TROxLER !
NORTH MAIN STREET.
JAsPER, INDIANA.

rrvuY rn<1 would snnounee @ ne
VI pablIc that - q nov prspsssds % msnnf.ctnrs ~
kinds ~
SADDLES.
nAcoS HARSEsl
nu00Y HARNESS..
Ru<<y TrlmmiDe done wish n~stn<<s end dispatch
Ne also Keeps constantly hand. hAm<s chains, bur-
- md wagon whips. &C.. Ae.
ce MIS- IS 2 ~ .''''''s' ''' ,onx rRoxLER.
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rrNr. y. b. WaIdrup. one o. the best
teachers IN HARRISON township. Is laid ~
with eatsrrh on his iefi hand.
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conditions are established by floors of i'm
pervious shales between the veins, and
by faults crossing the basins, and making
the strata uncomfortable. The faults in
places are filled with watertight pipe
clay which forms water-dams at the ends
and sides of the compartments that hold
the coal. In iron fields, the faults have
sub.divided the limestone and GRANTEES in
rocks, compartments to hold the ores.
In lead fields; the water.tight floors are
impervious blankets of flint that extend
horizontally with the dip and basins. In
the great st. 10 lead mine of Missouri
five acres Of limestone thirty feet high
has been eScavated. and under so feet of
cap rock, and barely enough water found
to wash the ore. At Mine La Motto,
where some twenty lead veins have been
worked as blanket veins, very little water
has been found. 1t is the same through
Central Mexico, Leadville and other
eamps-and the law holds good that
relatively there is the most ore with the
least water, yet the miner will say was
not the Comstock wet mine? Yes, but
1T was large vein, and the water was
partly let in by cutting through the i'm.
pervious selvages along the side of the
vein, by this want of mining knowledge,
letting the water in from the adjacent
country rock. Every observer of the
veins on Lake Superior, either iron or
copper, can identify this law. Every
miner in Mexico has realized it, every
lead mine in Missouri tells it, and vet
with this knowledge before the people,
the mine vendor will 60 into the mining
market and sell the extreme wet mines
more readily than dry mines, the idea
being that where there is the most ore
there must NECESSARILY be the most water,
when the amount of water circulating in
the country. in its depth from the sur
face, and from the top te the bottom of
the vein is proportioned to the ore in the
vein. The law being that relatively
there is the most ore where there is the
least possible amount of water to inter.
fere with mining it economically
J. Van Cleve Phillips, in Chicago Min.
ing Review.
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Application for a Pater I
No. 752
CNIIEp STATra ]. I.Axn Orrrrx

a UNITED tTATEs LAxD Ozl31
~,5EI1rfsrs e, x N,s,G, yn; PstIn,1y s,h: A. re:
IN fsllis, whofe post ofice ADDRESS is Gin.
cinnsti, Ohio, has this day fled his applicsffr n
for patent for fifteen hupdrvd lint or feet Of
tne iuinois mil or vein tearing gold and silver
with surface Ground six hundred feet in width,
situated in Pshrarsgat J ale Mining District.
county Of Lincoln, and State Of Nevsfs. ara
designated by the field notes and cfbcjsi plat
on nle in this Office as lot No. 40 and ae. IN
township 3. south Range, SO East OF Mount Dia.
nio meridian. he exterior touI ds,ies Of said
lot No. 40 and SO b. ing IS follows, to wit:
Beginning at pest n srted No 1, Q Survey
NO ~, whenceihe South i pest Of sec ~. T 5.
r, 50 E, bears 8 5Sh deg 3l3 feet; thence.
running. lst courfe, 8 81 deg W 1880 feet 10
post marked No 2, Q 8 Survey No &c srd So;
therce. I'd course, 20 deg W 60 feet 10
thence. Sd course, 81 deg + isto feet 10 rot
marked No I, 8 Survey No 10 srd ss: .hs nee.
4th course. 8 20 deg Z &C sstt TO ost No ]. the
place OF beginning. Cont aiming 20 GO leo acree.
Courses expressed from the tIUe melician Y ith
magnetic variation Of l6 deg Fart OF pahrapa.
gat Lake mining district. .s1-1
The location Of this mine is recc,dfd In III q
Recorders office Of Lircoln couI ~, Neysda.
tbs claim Is Bounded ! y no know clsins,
Any and all perioIs clsimiIg adversely any
portion of said "IlliDois" mine or tuifsce
ground are N quiIed to file IL tir adverse clsims =
with the Re eister Of The rpjitd states Inns
Once at Eureka. in the State Of Neyads, dur;pp o
the sixty days period Of publicstien b, reef. or
they will be barred by virtue of the provisis !.
Of the Statute.
F.A.HIHCRLEY. Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoir motto
Of application for patent be published for the
period Of ten consecutive weeks in tie Piot he
RIonRD, a weekly new spsper, published n
Phoebe, Lincoln county Nevada.
fl7.10t. FIJI. HINCKLEY, Register.
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Application for a Patent
No. 7l9.
Usi1xD STATS LAND oyr,e,

UNITED STA1Ee LAND OYTICf.
Eureka, Eevsda, Nsrch i3,lef2.
NOTICE ls HI REBY 0NEN THAT JANIS
~ J. smith and George Mortt D. v hose rcst.
cfhce address is Tenpiute. Lincoln County. NJ.
vaos, has this day tilsd his application fer 4
pate mt for fifteen hundred linesr feet Of the
Legal Tender mine, or vein hearing silver.
with surface ground six hubdIed fl et in " idfb
situated In Tenpiute Mining D istrict. Comfy
OF Lincoln and State Of News du ard deeipr sttd
by the field notes and Official plst on file in this
ONCE as lot number SO, located en- unsnfvessd
land. The exterior bouEdaIits Ct said lot No "a
being as follows, to wit:
Beginpine at a post msrled MOL, g eu,,ty
NO 6S, the same being post No ! of s eu,yt,
No sc and 81, lots a. whence Us n ine,ei
monumt mt No 8, on Coyote Pesk, hers il DEF
q min w 1868 feet. Thence running, 1T course.
" deg fC0feet. 10 rest married No .. q q
survey. No So; the nee, I'd couJse, n dea II 1Ef0
feet, to post marhed No 8, U 8 survey No RI:
thence. Sd course, 3 81 deg z etO feet to pos,
marked No T. u 8 survey No e.. the ssme b. irr
post No 2 Of Q survey No 81, lot "a, sfsrIjrs
lode, and thence, 4th courte, 8 6 deg " 1900
feet to post No ], the place Of beginning. Con.
tanning 20 $500 acres. Magnetic variation &c
degrees 80 min esst :, - -
Recorders cfnee Of Tenpiute Mining District !.
IN book"B." page 400, Of the records Of esid
district This claim is bounded on the east by
the sterl1ng. Any and ell persons claimir sd.
verfeJy any portion Of said Legal Tender Mine
or surface ground are required to f1e their a
verse claims with the Register Of The Unifed
states Land Once 1t Eureks. In the State Of Ne.
vada. during the sixty says period q publice.
ton hereof. or they will be barred By virtue o.
the provisions Of the Statnte.
s.A A-s sa F.H. HLNcKL1Y. Rseistsf.
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Application for a Patent
No. 751.
UNITED STATES I IASp Orrlcr.

NNIED cTATEs lApD OFF1Cr,
Eureka, Nevada. February 8, A. D. 1888,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT %.
IN Falls and j d. Lehmer hoss, postofYace
address Is Cincinnati, Ohio, have this day fled
their application for patent for ff,een hun.
area linear feet OF the Indian Chief" mine OF
vein bearing gold and silver, with surface
ground six hundred feet In width. situated
IN Pahranagat Lake Mining District. County
OF Lincoln and State Of Nevada, and desigr ated
by The held mote and official pla, on file in this
once as Lot Number 80. in Township 3. South
Range, 50 East Of Mount Diablo Meridian. The
exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. 30 being a.
follows. to wit:
Beginning at post marked No i, Sur.
we vey no o w. Whence the \ post between Sections
10 min 100 feet. and the mouth Of sprinaer's :
Tunnel bears l6k deg W 100 feet. Thspco
rur ming, lst course, 8 8 iea 46 min " 1860 feet.
to post marked No .. U 8 Survey No 50, old
monument bears u feet from said post No o.
to post marked No 8. Survey 80 So; old
monument VARS N 81 deg " 90 feet fro m said
post No g.. Thence, I'd course. N 6 deg as min
= = ieov ieet. to post marked No 4. 9 snrvty Nc
feet from post No4. Thence, lth course q s.
deg ID min 600 feet, TO post mari ed No /. The
place OF beginning. MAGNETIC variation I6 d. .
East containing 20 G6-1C0 acres.
The location Of this mine 10 recorded In
the Recorders ONCE Of Lincoln County. STATE n
Nevada. In Book Of Binirg Notices, psce 2s0.
This claim is bounded by NO Known cisins.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said ''lndisn Chief" nine OF eur.
lace ground ere required to file their sdverr~
9inm With the Register Of the United States
Land office at Eurela in the State Of Nevsds,
during the sixty days period Of rublicsfi, D
hereof. or they will be barred by virtue Of the
provisions Of the Statute. -''. -
F.A. HNCKLEY, Register.
1t 10 hereby ordered that the foreeoipR potiss
OF application for patent be published for TIE
period Of ten consecutive wesks in the Pioche
kfcoi D. weekly neNtpaIer, published .,
Foshs. Lincoln county. Ntvada II. ,-fls-
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PoIsoskD BY INpIANs--We have seer
. private letter to Bro. Seth johnson, oi
Hillsdale, Garfield county, who is now in
Salt Lake City, from relative. 1t was
written at Kanab and dated the 4th inst.
and tells of tragedy that occurred near
the latter place few days previous. An
old man named Phelps, who has place
in Kanab, and anothr up one of the can.
yons has been putting crops in at the
canyon farm, when some Indians called
and put quantity of strychnine in his
food. Mr.. Phelps ate the poisoned vict.
uals and soon died. A boy named Judd
also partook of some, but fndingit tasted
bitter, only swallowed very small por-
tion and has recovered. Two young
Indians are under arrest at Kanab on a
charge of having committad the murder.
This is the first instance we have ever
heard of in which an Indian resorted to
poison for killing purposes.-[Deseret
News.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS WHO ARE INDEBTED TO
"A the Peoples Market sre hereby requested
to settle their accounts ct once. or their bills
Will be placed in the hands Of an attorney for
collection. A&+IHFNF WA ~
From this time on all persons deslipg with
the Peoples Market will have to settle their
bills on the FIRST Of every month.
Js6.lm A. AOELMAN, Pr0priotAf.
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Notice to Lienho|ders.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has commenced an action in
the Distr ct Court of the Sixth Judicial District
Of the State Of Nevada, in and for the County of
Lincoln, In which aston the uude ,signed IL
plaintiff and the Msyfower Silver Mining
Company, the Mayfower mine or mining claim
and H. T. Welles defe endsnts, and which action
Ia brought to enforce q lien In favor Of plaintiff
and against said defendants upon the following
described premises and property, situated In
Bristol Mining District. Lincoln county. Ne.
vada. to wit: That certain mine and mining
claim known ss and called by the name of the
Mayflower Nine snd Micing Olaim, situste, ~.
ing and being in the Bristol Mining District,
lincoln County, State Of Nevada. Said lien il
for the sum Of seven hundred and ak 4.lO0
(S706 04) dollars, in gold coin OF the United
Slater, and is claimed under and by virtue of IN
Act Of the Legislature OF the State OF Nevada,
entitled "An Act to secure liens to mechanics
and others, and to repesl all other Acts in rela.
tion thereto" approved March I'd, 1875. Now,
therefore. all persons having. holding or claim.
ing liens upon said premises nnder the provis.
ions Of said Act are hereby notified to be and
appear before the said Court on the 18th day Of
February, A. D. 1888, the Same being day OF the
regular January Term, 1883, at 10 O'Clock .. m.
of that day, aud then and there exhibit their
said liens and the proofthereof.
ja27td ARCHIE McouAIG.
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"Oh, yes," said Madame, after the
usual domestic racket had got itself we'll
under way; "oh, yes, you gentlemen
want your wives to be angels!" "Not at
all. replied Mr.. Dusenberry, wiping the
dishwater from his head and face, mot
at all; we don't want them to be angels
at all; we want them to be ladies'" And
then the row began all over again, and
the cat crawled softly into the cellar to
drop anchor until the storm should be
over.-[Jersey City Journal.
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As an inducement to young men, it
may be said that good wife is never q
miss.
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OK IA N11per day at home. Samples worth s.
~ ~ NlJtree. Adl-sss SrrssoS + Co., Por
lnnd Maine.
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A WONDERFUL INVENTION The Gin.
cinnati News received intelligence from
Lexington to the effect that Councilman
Nose Kaufman has invented an electric
front.door lock, without keyhole or key,
which is q wonder. You can set it when
you go to the lodge SO that if sober
man touches it it will ring the fre.bell
and knock him down, but when you
come home at A. M, well corned, it
opens noiselessly to the touch, lights the
hall lamp, pulls off your boots, winds
your watch, helps you upstairs, and
paralyzes your wife's tongue till you get
to sleep. Nose is member Of the lodge,
and knew it would supply long felt
want.
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A number of literary men interested in
the spelling reform are about to organize
under the name of the language club.
Among the members will probably be
Asst. District ATTORNEY A. J. Requier,
the Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby, Prof. Bar.
nard, David Dudley Field, ex.Judge w.
H. Arnoux, H. H. Boyesen, the Rev.
DR.. Whedon and others. Mr.. Requier
said yesterday that the basis of the pro.
posed reform would be the system of
phonetic spelling now used in the Home
Journel. He was Of the opinion that the
reform must be introduced gradually,
and that there might be some difficulty
in persuading people to spell philoso-
ply "filosophy," or physic "fisic. :"
But he thinks such spelling would save
much time and labor. IN. Y. Sun.
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RTFR Oh
! Lishict
pin. State
felivtr-d.
Ft, on the
1881. in
" hittop
Issbella
. McMur.
[cMuriay
thael Q.
seIvice.
drtd and
toge'hei
PIC ! dol.
nd sixty.
VI eccru.
the fol.
the eaid
mil ing
District.
vsda, 10.
lid Tenn
follows,
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ke nine.
IN. luced
all tha;
hundred
ID In the
mine or
sR Eve
or nIiD-
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nd two
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I'D min.
4 claim
or less.
tanning
and re-
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aid dis
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ontsins
L min.
c0) feet
Of said
mining
which
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~ the
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certain
Hcs rded
as the
tanning
p rndi-
six and
mining
OF said
claim.
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dolite"
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Mining
water
Mt and
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sixty
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tspoo''
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THE RECORD

is delivered In Phoebe ard Bullionville at rs
cents per week. payable to the Carriers.
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All persons having business with this Office are
requested to address the RECORD PusLBHNo
COMPANY. We have no authorized Agents.
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4 Nd ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
"A obPrintin gdoue frst.cla se style ana
stshortnotisc
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SatiseaDsis" rssra as@.a In all ;cas.,.
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pughly
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old way
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Transertpi,
ble It en-.
piosn.
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known."-
timony To
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1883-12-29
RELIGIOUS ANp EpucArreNAL.

The just completed enumeration
gives Ohio 1.043,340 schoolable chill
.dren. 4 Cleveland Leader.
The Legislature of Alabama has APP
prppriated $4,000 for an extension of
thS,State University, which can not &C
comdd*te the students applying for ad-
The tosa number now enrolled in
the Chautaudoa School of Theology is
as follows: Hehrew, SO; Greek, 1872;
doctrinal theology. 80; practical theol-
ogy, 116; historical theology, 25.-
Bt6alo Express.
The American Bible Revision Com
mittee held its annual meeting a few
days since in the Bible House in New
York. Both the Old and the New
Testament companies were present
The Old Testament Company has COM
pleted the third revision of the minor
prophets, and the notes have been for
warded to England. DR.. Philip Schaf,
the President of the committee, says
that he expects that the new revision of
the Old Testament will be published
next spring. ~. Y. Tribune.
The public schools of South Caro-
lima instructed last year AL white
and 98,93S colored pupils. This is an
increase of p, 121 over the large en-
rollment for the preceding year. From
comparison of this enrolment with
the data furnished by the census of
1880, it appears that over 70 per cent.
of the white children and nearly So per
cent. of the colored children of the
State between the ages of six and 16
years were in attendance on the public
schools.
The Michigan Seventh-Day Advent
lists have resolved to raise $4,000 for
college purposes, S25, 900 to be devoted
to the erection of suitable buildings for
clearinghouse and manual labor pur-
poses, and $4,000 to the establishment
of fund for the education of those who
wish to fit themselves for the ministry
but have not the necessary means. The
sale of books, tracts, etc, made by the
publishing association the past year
amounted to S50,902, an increase of
over $4,000 upon the sales Of previous
year. Detroit Post.
The Bishop of Liverpool, who re-
Gently preached in Presbyterian
Church, to the scandal of the Roman
izing section of his own church, has
said what will again incur their wrath
full displeasure. Speaking the other
day he remarked that whether men
wanted to give up Episcopacy and adopt
some modified form of Presbyterianism
he could not say, but unless Bishops
were treated with little more fairness
and consideration they would one day
find that no right-minded and high.
souled man who loved direct spiritual
work and hated wasting precious time
in strife would consent to be Bishop
at all