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All excltants, to radically cure, must be in.
nocent. Tho art consists in continuing their
use until matters in the system contrary 70
health are removed. Health nnds happiness
In the mere sense OF existence.
BRAsDRrrH's PILLS stimulate the blood go as
70 enable nature TO throw OF all morbid hu.
mors, ana cure disease, no matter bT what
name they are called
The secret OF recruiting the vital principle
Is discovered in BRANpRETHs PILLs, because
they remove what holds II in check II Il be.
lteved they possess ihes clemens o vitality.
Heat, healthy animal warmth, Is certainly in
creased by tho Gse OF this wonderful medi-
cine. PTovi lei tho great organs are not IRE
rarably iniureh, there Is no disease BRAD,
RErH's flLLs viii not cure. Tho true art o
healing Il To ssist nature TO throw or disease
Ito concentrate, as II we're, the VI ole vital
ity OF the system TO eject that has fastened OF
apart.
GET BRADRgIHs FILLS. Be put or tcith non
Other And follow the printed directions AM
htalth VIII surely bless you,
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marrying u Deceased wife's sister.


The absurdity OF the existing English
marriage Law is well illustrated, by piece
OF persecution about which question was
asked in the House of Commons a few days
ago A parishioner at Epping and his
wife were refused the Holy Communion
by the vicar on the ground that the woman
was the mans deceased wile's sister. The
husband was S2 years old, and the wife II,
and they had been married fifty years
but DR.. CIaughtou, the bishop Of the
diocese. apparently held that they both
came within the definition OF notorious
evil liVrrs, aud sustained the vicar in his
action. Tho attorney. general, however,
has now pointed ont that the marriage,
having been contracted before Lord Lynd-
hurst's act, is strictly valid, and the vicar
has been advised by the bishop that the
Two parishiOners cannot legally be
repelled fiom the Holy Communion"
Had this view of the law been present 70
my mind" adds DR. Clsughton in letter
TO the parish,oners, 81 should have been
SPARED the paiu-no less to myself than
TO youTselvcs-of ordering the said 10.
pulse"
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Aanraster fnteIligenrcr.
sARshp WIRE.
NODES By n bich MANY Of Its Dangers may
Be Avoided.

NODES BY y bicn Many OF Its Dangers may
Be Avoided.
Country Gentleman.
In recent discussions, both at the East
and In tho Western states. on the use OF
barbed wire for farm barriers, much was
said by some OF the speakers on the dan
ger TO domestic animals, and especially to
young horses with which tho use Of this
wire IL attended, and cases were described
where horses were badly lacerated and
bled 10 death Yet, notwithstanding these
formidable draw backs, SO great is the saw.
ing In expense and so efficient and durable
are fences made Of barbed wire, that they
cannot bo prohibited, and farmers would
not submit to any attempt to suppress
their use.
The question, therefore, comes up Is
there any way to remove the objection,
and TO prevent the harm which barbed
wire causes? We answer decidedly in the
Affirmative, aud are surprised at the slow
progress which knowledge of the modes
of prevention has made. We have used
the wire for yeari and never found the
least difficulty or danger. There are sew
eral modes. For smooth, nearly level
fields, plow deep furrow on each side Of
the wire fence, or rather plow several
burrows, so as to make one broad
and deep one on either side, throwing
as much earth with the plow as prac-
ticable towards the line of posts, and
finishing the work by cleaning out by
hand the di.ohes thus made. This wor k
is performed at comparatively little
cost, aud has the three advantages of
draining the line, banking against the
posts 30 that they need not be set so deep,
- hn,,,a.. x.yl,tnh xx,iI
induce horses to check their speed and
stop before they reach the fence. They
will not pitch heedlessly into a ditch and
against a bank. They are always brought
up before they reach the line. Another
advantage is that the ditch and bank com.
bined are as good as tSJ bottom boards,
aud smaller number Of wires are needed
to complete the fence above.
Another mode, where there are plenty
of scattered OF cohble stone over the
adjacent fields, is to make with them a
low fiat wall, say about two feet high
set the posts in the line of this wall, and
attach the barbed wire to them. The wal
becomes visible barrier, and will repel
the approach OF animals, for they have
special dislike TO step on mass OF small
stones.
A third mode is to place two or three
wires inside OF hedge, the branches and
stems of which will hold the wires in plact
as the hedge Increases in growth. poor
thin hedge, of small growers, is thus IN adj
into an efficient barrier, and the hedge
sufficiently visible. Strong growing hedg
plants are not wanted for this purpose, 70
IL would require too much labor TO kee
them cut into proper shape. There al
other modes for removing the danger, bl
some of the preceding may be employ,
ia nearly all cases, aud the fences will
comparatively cheap in construction.
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poIisnipg the ,yrong Isna

Many men daily polish their boots who never
give Thought 10 the condition Ot their hair
except TO harrow IL casually with brush and
COMB, or submit II 10 the pa ally zlng attention
OF tue average barber. What happens why
this FROM neglect, mental AN xiely, or any I'll
score OF causes the haze turns prematurely
gray ana begins % iail out. Parker's Hair
Ealsam Will NJ once stop The latter process
and restore the original color. An elegant
dressing, tree ron greese. m3lyds&eow,w
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itenrY.- nnrnnnn .aIva.

The best salye Ia the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, tetter, chapped
hands chilblains, corns ana all kinds OF skin
eruptions. frecklos and plmples The salye IA
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction in
eyory case or mouey refunded. he sure Won
get HEsRY's CAKsoLIo sALyE, as all others are
but limitations and counterielis. Price Is
cents. sold la Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store. 1877 North Queen street my2a-4
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DO Nnn HalInxe IL

That in this town there are scores OF persons
passing our store every day whose lives ara
male miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Sour and distressed stomach, Liver Com,
paint, Constipation, when for Toe we will sell
them shhoh's yitalizer, guaranteed TO cure
~ and l5s North Queen street feb7eOd2
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Keep fOur Horses Healthy. For heaves dis &.
temper founder, and worms use d VS. Horse
ana Cattle Powder. IL clears the blood, i'm
proves Gigestion, and gives new lie and en-
hve cents per package OF one poun1, tull
weight.
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soNiug Wild Oats.

How many W este their time and resources
In foolish experiments, with nasty wOrthle a.
medicines that can never do them a whit OF
GOOD, III you are sick and want helm get a
reputable remedy OF established merit, The
curative virtues OF BurdOok RL0Od Rifiers
nave never been questioned. For an entee.
bled circulation or weak stomach they are
splendid. For sale by II. B, Cochran, drug.
gist l37 and l39 North Queen street e
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iEUHiIU SNLr-OS SATURDAY EVEN
Z ING MANLu ~ lssI WIN hn .n-A M mn h.

ING, MARCH -, lsSi vii! be sold At pub.
lie sale at the CITY Hotel. on North Queen
street Lar caster, Pa tho valuable property,
known IA Hsrberger, dCCuliy Co :
Foundry ana Machine shop" and ground he.
IOngiug thereto, situated on the southwest
corner OF West CnCstnut and Market streets,
Lancaster, Pa. The twO-stOry Brick slated
MACHINE SHOP, fronts U7h feet on Chest.
nut stIeet, ami extends southward 80 feet, mas
an extension OF SS0N3ls feet, in tch Is "A
Brick stack feet square AT base and IS teet or
more In height, ami an annex lO5Xl2lO feet,
containing two boilers and u euty horse
power engine.
The one and u halt story brick slated Foun.
dry fronts so feet on Chestnut street. and cN-
tends 30 ieet SOUTHWARK along Market street,
and has core oven l6&4 feet attached. The
cess pool on premises has good sewerage con.
neCtiOn with Market street sewer. The per.
sOntl property on the premises 4 reserved
AZ the lot has a frontage OF l29G feet on
| Chestnut street and extends southwark l2s q
| Zee 10 cemetery lot, this affords "A most eX-
| cCllGnL site Tor either manufacturing nur
| poses or tor & baCcO warehouses. The prop
| erty Is in good condition und can hc Viewed al
| any time by calling on any OF the undersigned
| Sale 10 commences 1t I.iU 10 clock, when terms
| anu conditions Will be made known by
| B.AUsMAN Il BURNS, or
HARBERGER, MCCILLkN X co
| JASon GuNDAEER, Auct. mil, Ia ls,4l,.2R
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r GOAL MAIL AnRAnoEmISrs.
HOURS FOR CLOSING rus MAILS.


By Rsirrosd-NEw ok THROUGH MAIL, 500
and 1880 II, m, 1880 p. m, $500 y, IN. and !:O)a
WAY MAIL east, T:oOa m
DowsISoTows, LeGnan Place and GAP, G:l5
u. IN,
~. $40 n. M, 1880 $500 ana 2NOu, IA.
PITTsBURo AND WHIST, 900 u. IA, lgU aud lOt5
y. IN.
WAY MAIL, West, O. and 900 a. M.
BALTIMORE AND WAsHISGrOS, VIA Philadcl'
BALTIMORE AND WILMINGTON, via York, 1880
p' IN.
l0:i5 p. IN.
Bird iN.HANp, Chrlstiana Parkosburg,
Coatcsvillo and nowningtOTn Ht i2:jO y. III.
COLUMBIA at 900 u, IN. 1880 and 800 y. III.
York AND YORK WAY, l:jO and l0I5 y, m.
NoRrHERN LESTRAL, 500 IA, m, l:2J and 1913
READisd, via READING AND COLUMBIA Il. r.,
100 a. m. and 1880 p. m.
REApISG via Philadelphia 81. ana II 90 p IN.
READING WAY, via Junction LitH, Man-
helm, East Hempheld and kphratL 3:l6 p. IN.
wsSt Wiow artinsve stop RELY pfoT"IhS% aNa @
Valley, 9;l6 IA. m. and 800 p. IN.
NEw HoLLANp, ChuTchtown, Grcenbank,
Blue BAN, GOodviie, BeartOwn anu spring
Grove, by way OF Downtngtown, at G:l1 y. NJ.
SAFE HGRBoR, via Columbia, $3.50 a. m. and
sy stsge-slackwater ana safe Harbor,
daily, at 4:O0p. m.
.
:, Binkley's Bridge, Leacoek, Baoviilc, New
Holland, $3.50 y. M,
Level, Green, Petors Greek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs, fairmOunt anu RowlundsYIlle,
I'D, LS,n%is' nuts Valley. ,SC oregon, West Earl. Farm.
ersville, seiisville, Ilinkletown, Terre Hill,
Martindale, daily, at 2;30 p. m.
Greenland, Fertility, Lampeter and Wheat
land Mills TO strasDurg, daily nj p. M,
New Danyillo, Conestoga Marticville, Cole.
manyille, Mount Eebo, Rawlinsyillc, BE-
thesda and Liberty Square, daily, NJ 2;50p. m.
On sunday evening, mails east auu west
clos at 1000 u. m.
WHEN OPEN FOX DELIVERY.
Arriving by Mail-Eastern mail, $50 q. m.
1000 a. m. 500 ana $3.50 ~ III.
Eastern way mail, 1900 a. IN.
Western mail, $50 and 1000 q. M, 300 and
Reading, via Reading and Columbia, $3.50
Western way mail, s'2Oa m.
Reading way mail, 1880 IA, m.
QuarTyville Branch, s:l5 "A. IN. and 400 p, m.
Arriving by stsge-from Safe Hurbor and
Slaokwatsr, At 500 a M, daily.
From Millersyille, 7 ana u, m and pm.
From New Holland, at $3.50 a, M, daily.
From Rolandsyil q, Md, at 400 y, IN.
Reading way mail, at 1880 "A, IN daily,
From StrasDurg, at $50 "A. M, daily.
From Rawlinsvile, at ll,CO Il. IN.
From TeTre Hill, at 1000 a, IN.
DELIVERIES BY CARRIERS.
There are three mail deliveries by Letter
Carriers each day, ana ON their return trips
they take up tho mail matter deposited In the
A collection is made from all the boxes on
Sunday after 400 p. IN.
For the nrst delivery the carriers leave tho
office at 700 IN. second delivery at 1000
u. IN. third delivery at 800 p, m.
SUNDAY POsTuEFIUE HUURs.
On Sunday the posiOflice f. open from April
LIST TO october lst, from 10 . "a. M, and tIom
10 p IN. fTom October lst 10 April let, n ON
. 10 10 q, m, and from y TO 7 p, ~,
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Mr. Georrs nnnpn sn,nr.

This gentleman lives in Emporium, Pa. and
says, "oEe OF my men, sam Lewis, while
WORKING In TIE WOODS sprained his ankle so
bad hn could hardly hobble TO the hOute
Used Thomas kctectrio on and was ready tor
work the next morning, have never yet seen
SO ogool medicine" For sale by III. B. COch.
ran, druggist 1877 and l39 North Queen street
Rs-h'.p this In mind. In the Diamond
known dyes, and they give faster and more
b,lillant coiols, l"c. at ali druggists, Wells
Richardson a Co, burlington, VI Sample
Htamp. ''~' 80
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CUPAKTNE ERsIiIr,

u LANCASTER, Feb 7, 1854
We, the undersigned, have ent red into a
ior the term OF one year. tor the tran saction
OF the Freight and Hauling business as the
&C, A Bitner Line" here toiore so esteemed
by our citizens, and Tor which we solicit A
continuance OF the same at the old place OF
business, Harrisburg avenue, opposite Mul.
berry street. ID, a a. W 'UITN Ma
iIs,9&4wdeou
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~ Workingmen generally.
All are respectfully invited TO call and sec
the pest working Pants. Jackets and Shirts in
the market Made after the most approved
patterns and hnish ana warranted not 10 rim
also Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves aud other
staple Boous. All cheap TO suit the present.
times. Please call ana examine before you
buy.
HENRY BECHTOLD,
NO bk North Queen Street.
W slBh OF lne blS STOCKING, t2lyd
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T GnAbILL's, uUKE ANpyISr

"A Best Rice &c, 81 and gc, or 3 Ms, CSC dried
sweet Cora, &c a quart Western Roller Flonr
Ioc Choice flour. Csc; kpp's Cocoa 2Oc
dried Peaches, SC " n Bakers Choculare q
Oc Best COnees, 23c, 2Oc, l5c and l2c-fresh
roasted and, running min by steam poWer
always fresh ground. iOiyeOd
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EASTMAN

Hanover Accommodation wcrt, cOnnGCtlUr
at Lancaster wi'A Niagara ENprUgr at 9ir
will run through 20 Hanover daily. eycoVt
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west. cruu"c'ius
At Lancaster with Past Line, wet 90 Z. -, vi,
run through TO Frederick. .s
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rRAY,s spEUIrIy mEDIvIHE. - THE
G Great English Remedy. An untatiing
cure tor Impotency, and All Diseases tnat
mde' Pain In the BACK. Dimness OF
Vision, Premature Old Ago, and many
ctbar iiseasss that lead to Insanity or Con-
S,Im,,,ton and a Premature Grave. Full par
.iinnlars In our pamphlet, which We desire 70
sand freo by M all Ito every one. The specinc
aye ar six packages tor %, or Will DO sent free
M mail on the receipt OF tine money, by adj
uroSSins ''o ii. b. COCHRAN, Druggist,
Nos. 1877 and l39 North Queen street, Lancas-
ter, Pa
ON account OF counteIfeits, We nave adopt-
"a aha XaIIow WrapD0r theonly genuine.
THK GRAY MEDICINE Co.,
ydSw Buffalo, n. 7.
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EYENY srN.IhLE nnusEI, u,c-

II .quiring Pure Teas and Coilees, iu neat
condition every time, should call Tor s.
GLARkE's Teas and Coffee, at No. 81 West
pounds 1 pounds for 20 cents. Best White
10. -FOUR pounds Light Brown sugar, % cents
Wili move to No. 50. directly opposite April
Il lesl marll-lyd
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SNS l0n-EsrATE FUNDS TO IUAN
pJo.GOOon hrst mortgages ga Lancaster
anu wyoming counties, AT ~ anu 5 per cont
in au cunts TO suit the bOrrnwcr 0'''
MORkALL h RUSSELL
i23.3weod ll3 South Filth ST.. PhiIadainht,
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MiSCELL4NEOUs,

GTrIrSs house
- SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSlNG
SALOON.
Good Jonrnevmen ana prices same as Othe
saloons. ii. WAGNER,
WNlh-i" hRnluef.
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IyOIS RENT.


SEUOsD ASU LAST PUBLIU SALE Of
- NEW FURNITURE. EEIDAY, MAR.
Il, lisa al No sol NOTth Queen street, consist.
ing OF the following, to wiz; walnut Cuamber
Sets, ParlOr Organ, l Piano, | Parlpr suit
Washstand, MAtJIass, SOa Easy Chair. Mar.
Bile Table and "A lot OF Cheap j lhu notions.
Also II Elegant New Couchcs.
Sale TO commence at 10 clock q m, sharp.
4. I. FLlNN.
II
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HarrtBburY Express, which leaves Lancaster
at 7iO p m, has direct connections without
change OF c2rsl - Columbia Rnd YORK,
Fast Line, west, on sunday, - neu tagged
viii stop at DowningtOWn, Coategville, Pixies
burg, Mount JOY, EliEabOtDtDwu ana ~ .diu
town.
Day Express, fast Line, News ENprus- b4l
Train, No. !, Western Express and bacidC -.
press run daily.
The time here given Is Eastern time, or that
OF the 10Th meridian, whice Il | minute AMI
seconds iastsr than that heretofore usgd.
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DhOrr ssiDN+L PIANO MOVER
i Pianos and Furniture moved at short no.
tlce, Orders by mail solicited. over LOOO
pianos moYed In three years.
AUG, +. REISOEHL,
ieb!-ltd No. 3IG ". Queen St. Lancaster
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rRArELrR,s anInr.

4 AnOAsrER AND miLLNHsy,ti,E u
j Cars run as follows
Leave Lancaster O.. u. ueiot), A. l. . an
ltp IN, ana ., GHnd $50 y. M cNcrpt ON
saturday, when the last car icavi : NJ 9.gi ~. ~
10 M, aud !, 3, o ana n. m.
Cars run daily ON above time except ON
SUNDAY.
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

wv Employment in a canning factory,
w o. at general tin-smithing or sheet iron work
ing by young man tn thorough practical knowl-
go OF such work. Address F. G. A., Press Or
FICE. feDodlW-
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

ing ought to be man who is called by the
voluntary a agreeing desire of the party
For any man to put himself forward at such
a time. trying TO reap a personal advantage
from the popular condemnation of Mayor
behring's administration, is extremely I'M
wise and will do more to prevent success
than an enemy can do. As between two
self-seeking aspirants great many men will
manifest their disgust by indifference. No
Deering tactics are wanted in the Republic
can party this year.
There is au excellent disposition in the
party TO unite heartily in support of any
man whose nomination indicates that the
majority, acting without pressure and with
out pledges, in tie exercise of a wise discre-
ton, judge Kim to be the best candidate. But
any success in capturing nomination by
the management of caucuses in the interest
of a candidate who consulis his own ambi-
ZION chiefly, anagonizing those who have
only public ends TO serve and ONLY disntest-
ed motives for their course, instead of advis-
ing with them, will pieciptate dseosd and
imperil victory a, the polls. This Il moi a
time when nomination is equivalent to an
election. tits ,ime when the Republican
party can elect its candidate if it nomina.es
| the right kind of man, aud no one ough.
to presume to think of himself as so much
stronger under the circumstances than any
body else that he is unwilling to trust TO The
judgment of his fellow Republicans, without
making specia effort to influence their
| choice
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12
THE WORDS OLE CHRIST


The author Of this work, the accomnl;shet,
President of the University of Wisconsin, is
entitled to rank with Presideit Porter of Ysls
and President Hopkins OF Williams College.
These three thinkers and scholar, aaorn
American Theological literature. and are an
honor to their respective colleges aud to The
country.
President Bascom favors the theory OF Devel.
opment, properly interpreted, and applies il to
Revelation which eliminates in the Words
and Works OF Christ. His aim is to harmonic
beliefs ancient and modern,- old with the
new. His task imposes on him the dnty Of ex.
posing and rejecting the weak and nntenabls
points OF the old theology. while he firmly
grasps and retains all that is vital and quick :
ening in the words OF Jesus, which are. indeed
quicker and sharper than twc-edge d
word" The most novel feature of the book
is modified theory of Inspiration, which NAV
not find SO much favor as tina other chapters
which point out aud prove the personal power
81 Cbrist's words, how they enter into our con-
seiSnsnsss, and commence work there which
- fstsessl and spiritual, and lead us tbronob
ne roth 70 conservation of ourselves to the
service Of God and man. The theory on which
the book 10 written assumes that we ars to dis
cssrDinate between the infallible truths of Gods
Revelation In Christ and the numerous mat
tefs oil fact detailed. 1t is not the facts which
have power to work in u.s. or for us, saliva ion
They are not the redepptive forces of Chris
tianity. These facts may bs differently appre-
hended, or become lost in the mists of ages,
and yet the truth of Christ's words remain TO
redeem the individual and society. Facts
oiten become obscure by distance of time or
place, and SO lose their hold upon u.s. Gospel
truth loses nothing, but gains new force with
the lapse OF time. DR.. Bascom's purpose then.
IS to direct attention to the words of Christ as
sufficient to secure TO us spiritual life, hope
and peace, in fne, salvation.
The Gospel makes its primary appeal to indi-
but it is also equally intended and
adapted TO be the regenerative power Of soci-
ety rs such. FicF,ts, Hegel, Kaut all
avowed their conviction of this, and even
Goethe and Carlyle declared that through
Chr.s tianity the world has attained to heights
from which it will certainly not receds to
lower aud less pure position.
Dr. Bascom's Determinations may Eeem too
nne Tor the apprehension of the average lay
lLsp' out c!ersymeD, and all interested in the
oi'gy as progressive science, will enter heart
~ iii'o the discussion OF these tapics IN the |
new phases they necess ,riy assume in their |
'eiat.ohs 10 recent theories That have obtained |
"ioe' 'nough lot Yet general, recognition. |
The Portland daily press., 1884-02-12

tage of making an attack, which Mr.. Weber
the authors assailed TO ay that their views
have lot been fairly and fully stated. For
Mr.. Weber makes no garbed extracts, bat
evidently gives his adversaries the beneht OF
a first hearing, and SO OF enlisting, in meas
ure, the interest," if not the prepossessions of the
reader on their side. This shows, at least, the
slight impression which these passages have
made on our authors mind. and his confidence
In the conciusiyeness of bis refutaio ion. This
confidence is, In the main, we'll grounded as
to subst9ncs Of doctrine. That is TO say, Mr..
WebbeI's answers, whether original or second
hand, are generally satisfactory. By all those
whose faith is settled, they will be regarded as
conc nsivc. They will also prove highly SER
viceabls in removing doubts from milds al
ready dist roed by the reading or hearing of
sseptical arguments adroitg drawn from
garbled passages OF Scripture
O9e OF the best features OF the work is the
proof iducad of Intentional, or gnor mt, mis-
statement Of those historical or OF her events
which have been mos frequently assaled In
brief, il any commupits. or class, or individu-
al. has peen exposed TO th malaria of Inger-
| sollism this book abounds in moral quiniue Of a
| quality aud poieucs which cannot fail to
counterfeit the dele,erious iufaence, and will
| doubtless prove eficacious in expeling the
virul 1T poison from the system.
But TO persons who have net been thus par
ticulsrly exposed We cannot commaud the
reaiing or hearing Of such discussions, belisy-
| ing thar they ase often the occasion Of intro
| ducing into the mind, aud familarizing ii
with doubts, AMI difficulties which, otherwise,
| it would never have felt, or known, or even
su pected.
Goethe said "Teil me rot of your docbts, for
/ have enough OF my own. Ii yea have any
thing t say, let it be something TO strengthen
my aitb." These are words OF wisdom which
we commend 30 all Christian teachers and
pr. aclers. 1t is not their part to publish fal
an wide The worly objections of unbeleyess
but TO eniofce The positive truth which they
believe ani wish Others to believe aud obey.