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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-10-07

a. Revs. r. M. Blocker and a..
). Johns held a meeting at Benton,
IN this parish, beginning on Sunday
18th uIt., and closing Sunday, the
Srd instant. Considerable interest
was manifested, and the following
named persons were received into
the church: Mrs. Mollie Mcdonald,
Miss Julia Booty league, Miss Nina
n. Birdwell, Miss Blanche NJ. Bird.
Well and Mr.. Abner Franklin league.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-10-07


u There is no better medicine
tnen q good walk. It is a tonic of
tae most delightful kind. 1t
strengthens, it invogorates, it ener.
gtzes. 1t makes the muscles firmer
ana more reliable. It increases the
appetite and it improves a person
generally. Inactivity is the promoter
% lndisposition. A good walk every
usy Is an antidote to this. The
curious autum weather is a season
'of walking. The atmosphere is
peasant. The country is full oil
lite and interest. u
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-10-07

Special rates to clubs.
For sample copies, club rates of
Weekly, lists of presents for club
raisers, etc, address
NICHOLSON g. Co. Proprietors
New Orleans. LA.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1886-10-07

Which may be taken separately from
the daily subscription service. is full
and complete in all news departments.
with the added features of household.
fashion and society talk, and Q feaet Of
choice original and selected literary
meter for home reading. The special
writingsof "CATHARINE COLE" HENRY
HAYNIE paris correspondent. JENNIE
JUNE fashion writer1, MoLLIE MOORE
DAVIS, and many others. appear in the
Sunday issue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18
oaRY OSIJNTHlleEHcER



Ihs diseases fos ~ pslsss - aks 81
fer sba ndmimsi0n - waaaAnzion tnaS
the CnAon a tie pFeseni sssuon q osn-
esaasnsa oct, II mnnf BE- zsAnosisased.
81 eood e. migki D desired. i -
asors ssasisn. sd shsrs i iistts proha-
baisy skas mnsh vosk wia b sesoD-
els6
BIlehs e. ne eaansss ere. bopsssf,
shsastiss q ths H0sas Commtftss -
TwnSssiss IL dssidsna % fsssEt fsvoE-
absg ne esnnss hali fas ~ admimioa
Of wasAlnason. NTH 80 a@endmeni
vEovtdlne fsg ths admtsuioa q Monsana
also, greatly tnnproseathsn. TbisG askes
tpssbahis MAJ ne biIl wlii so-ss besors
ths Hsa.s, an1. hfi i ~ ueon - -
sses. as Dossibls tsat . ssaisFiiy for 4
uag Be ssosEsd.
TIE anasaeeni. q esuKss, vii make
Il nessssary fog ihs bin = setsFn % ihs
ssnass for eoncnuenes. This wtli plses
Us hapnhliean aemaAoss Ia 80 awkwara
dilsmna. Ths Rsvubiisan paEiy bas
always been ths friend of is TsrTito-
rIas. a1d - Regardless AsuatoEs can
- ssnsiaaantiy kosDtso eFsst 1esEifo-
re sat q tks Union vksa tlsir elaioa
for sdmlaaio1 are % eisaEly JAS. 90
ne other hand, hs9svsF. 4 b ain0st
TOO unah V sxpsst Rspabiisss SECS
tsss b vote for ths admiszion Of Mon
tana, which 4 surely DsmoaFasiss snd
! washinaton. whish Il dsubsfui. uhils
ths RsDublioan Territory Of DskotA.
ahish eonialns Z mnsh gFes.sr popula-
tlon than sitbsf 81 ne sthsrs, y lsfi eat
81 Ne Unisn.
rs lussnaity Of ths party isaders hes
besn eEhaasiad 10 aliempss " for@ 9
eomhinafion whish wili bring . numbsf
o. TsrfItoriss iuto to- Uaion uiihopt
giving altheF party an adgantaas eysr
- ether. Ths Dcnoegais ayidsntiy re-
allzs that they can % longer aAoFd y
eonfinue fhsiF 4itfluds Of dstermined
ks11ility 70 ths crossing asd prosperous
Wsaasfn commanities Wblsh VII soon
b amozg shs RFsatsst stslss Of 90
Union, And thsy ass Siliina 70 make I
eombinAtian n ths Rsvablieaus deriv,
no advanlaRe from IL. TIE aseaf din
eulty IN mAkioE am auoh Amusement,
however, IL The doubt 10 regard 70 ~
futaFs poliacal eoufss Of Washington
ne Republicans lock upou Il IS Dem
oesalis. beeanas u has tvies bsss car.
RED b. that party. and dsaiFs 70 regard
= - balancing Rspabliean DakOta
while NE DsnooFnis appsalto les scarlet
history and issisi ihatis shoaId Be con
aaasrod asa Fspublisan Territory and I
fair staud-oG fer Montana
VITA I'll this upeaEialsty. Il 10 not -
al inpsasibls thst oomps0mise wiIl b
nnda withoat WashinRs0n and thai oai
TsrEilsFy vill b Istt out in ihs sold,
whils ths door b opsnsd 70 oihsss whiet
- not possass one half ss many qnaIia
oatiena fer SiatehOsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18
TME aIaIltes s. aaaKaH.


The Sullan'a RoveFnmant has svident-
lssold Qua. bady and souls 70 Rassia, and
Tathay h eciiFs d adyanslng rather
shsn thusEtipg the Ambitious designs
Of her ancient foe. Russian iahasuos
Il piainiy In the asosnaant 10 ths palace
% Abdai kamid. and the iaHasnee Of
Eaeland and Austria has almost iouohsd
The ssFo point
II is questionable. however, whothsE
tbe Turkish people can hs won over 10
naasia ~ rapidly ~ The ssitan and She
eorrap. PaahAa have been. The aniipi
thy Of ffty generations cannot b eFadi-
Gated 10 3 day. The Turkish masses
knoW instinctiveiy that the Rassians
are their enemies. and that Russia's
svsFpeverinR ambition is 10 plant The
banners Of che OsATs on the defenses Of
Oonstahtinople. That ambition "a a.
strong today a. 10 vas ten years ago.
Il 10 - strong a. ID vas whsn Peter The
Great pointed Oat 70 Russia the path
way Of her destiny. Russia has never
swsFved from the course desiRnatsd BY
her great monarch two centuries ago.
ahd there ia no reason 10 bsiisye that
she ever viii sWaFve from il.
Already the dissrust Of tbs Turkish
people is beginning 70 assert itself. and
4 ell not BE- surprising Il The streets Of
osaaaantinoplo witness again such
scsnes as accompanied tie Fsyslutios Of
1871. when Abdul AEiz vas led frOa The
teFone dovn 70 ths prissa and Ne
TENN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

The laying upon She table Of ths reso.
lution prOvidihe FOE open sxssutivs So
sioas % ths Uuited States Senate wnl
probably settle Il Ter solns time. and
The creative sessions vill eonileae 10
b held With elosed doesa.
it h nOt clear that there ever vas any
eood reason Why the srsSulive sessions
Of TIE Senate sasald be secret. aud Il
there ever vas enc. u has leae sinea Dis
apVeared. u h, psshAps. best tAat = Pre-
pesed treaty sheaid Be soasidsrea IN
private. hzt The eoastasrailea Of nomina-
tiers made By We PFesi3ens shoald b
e. pahlie a. TIE transacaioa % any
ether public basiues&
The people sAOula kaov vAAi their
servants DO, Why thsy De Il. Ard What
they say about H. The secFss sxsca
tsvs session sea3s 10 render he senate
mere lndependsnt q ses peapae. sna n
b therefore vrong. Il via Be- abol-
ishea soccer O. latss. and & woala be
better 4 Il vere AbOltsAed Al onos.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18
clavEIlas wIraeTr ~ roEK:

Itssaid that Mr. Clsysiaad really be-
hsves thai be can be elected 10 the Pres
idsncy in 1858 witb0ai tas slass0ral vote
81 Nsw York.
he rs Riyea suoh . nios reception a.
Harvard thai he soucisvsa ths idea thai
be carries Hsv Eaglana aronna on his
wassa sAain. He shiRks that be could
carr Massachusetts,. Nee HAlnpaAlFo
and Conasssisat aRAiasi any candidate
wham Ne Republicans nay name. and
that he eoald carry Mains agAiass any
candidate except Mr.. fsialua. TIA rest Of
The necessary electoral votes be thinks
be can secure from che Solid South and
from Miehiaan. Wisconsin and Minne-
sota, watch be expects - carry b. his
personal popslaFity.
Me-. Cleveland e preparing Aimself
fos Surprising rsvsiaiioa. When be
rsads biz morning pager TIE day sitter
tbs eleosiOa of 1858 and discovers that
Massachusetts has esysn thirty thoa.
sAnd uaioEity agAiaa, him. New HAmp
shire ave theusand. osaneeaicas SEQ
thousand, Name twenty thsosand and
Minnesota sixty ,hoauAaa. be wili oon
oluas thai Harvard haaqasta are nos
he eesa PLACES irsn which 10 ia3se tue
Political sisaatioa AID that personal
popularity b not aaite all that Il Is said
ta b.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18
MS DEEIcAcY o. FkAVoR

And the eeioaey Of ita aelioa have raR-
degsd the famous liquid fruit Fsmady
hyrnp Of klRa imDeosoiy popular. Il
eIaansea and tones - fhe eloRQsd and
fevelisn systsm. disQels ksadaohss, ooids
and fstATH. e1Ees habitn4l conssipation
dyspepaiA and many Ills depsadinR on z
Heak o. massive cOnditioB Of Ne Kid
neyA. LAYER and BoWela For sale In 50
cent aud. 81 bottles b. A. B. SEEwAHT.
Manufactured onlg By ne California Ric
syrup Co., san Francisco. Cal. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

Owiag 10 ths fsas e haina oompuilsd
- 1nose % aosOant 81 . eanlemPl8ted
1eg b1ildina On tas premises ngw Dean-
psea - me, and thars noa bang ~.
s4nt atcEs suitabie fer my ba@neaa,
propose % eioae cot my e1tirs aioak q
eEocks, watches, aiiasFwArs and isuelry
IS cost EnOa essss aad fxt1res gaI
sale, % ~ deligsrsd Jasuary I, l887.
kemenbeF thu - no sboa1g raokas,
bat eiEzight up and % basilssA
II q McLaUGaLEE, Little Ma, tie
tepeler) 6lz ktont strsss- de4-tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

FiFst Methodist Episcopal Church, Sec
ond street. near Columbia. Rev. A. J
Hanson. paatof.-SeryiD.a at II a m. ane
p NJ tomorrow. Young peoples meet
trE a p. n. Sunday school at close Q.
morning service. Strangers always We.
come.
Christian Church, seneca street. be.
tween Third and fourth. sunday School
~ 10 =. "a Preaching 81 II q n. and ! ..
N. b. kider Il. H. Moss. Prayer meei.
Ing THURSDAY, a. I'D p m.
Presbyterian Church. corner Of Third
ana Madison atreesa kev. v. q. Strange.
pastor. Services az II a. m and Z D. N.
tomorrow sabbath school al 1870 .. m.
Young peoples nesting a. 6 p. m.
The Presbyterian sabbath school IN
BelltoWn meets In the HarFison chapel az
40 ,. m.
Plymouth Congregational Church. Sec
cad street. betwecn Spring and Seneca.
REV. Heary 4 HateA pastor.-Pre ching
g u = m. end p. m. tomorrow. sunday
school 81 i2s0 ?. m. foung people'a meet
ttg at6 D N. Prayer meetlng THURSDAY
at p. q. Topic for Sunday evening Ter
mon, The Applea OF SLdo.n." seRfH
free and sh cordially welcome.
7so.-Ladiss' Gossimers. 7ss. cash.
Oaay . ossh store can afford 10 give
oFah eaiHaa fixRsrNn rfrkuv aeT9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

- ? ? - - TNa
] have been practising medicine fer
twenty years, and hare never been able
- put up q veGst2ble oonpound that
s0uid, ike eimmons Liver ksgnlatoF,
promptly and edselissly move the liver
- action sad - tue SANE tins sid I'm
sasa4 Of veakeuiue) tie digestive and
aszlmilativs powers Of tie system.
HgotheF remedy within my knoWlsdQe
can al lee plaee. L. d. HmToH, Nd
d. Waahidqfou. Ark.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

he b1E NmiEU u tEe @0Rid for Gufs.
bFltsAas b9EuAs NbneEzs Salt knezm. Fe-
~ 9cEe4 ksEtars Gh4sxa6 Haas, Cal.
nSz.1as C9E19 and IL ska Ernptiona,
sz1 pa4ugaiT e1Ens Pa e. 10 PAS
neqz1re4 II = gzaFsntsad . RiEe Per
- H4eaafastla41s o mosg refu1dsd.
krles = osu1a ~ baE. FoF Rls b A.
b 4ZEWkNZ. aw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

DEili aaasfproof dsez. oardurc5 nzd
Al&aAt1tgah eag1nR 2gE agnEazan
kins aaRsFtmsns 60 kana or mnmde -
alaaa1He. CA4 aa4 man aanng1ss g
WnsgB Gun Store. Ga
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18
NOTICE.

I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD A HALF
] interest In the grocery store. an FONT
street formerly known a. the business
Arm Of Calkias & Co. 70 w. j. Ferguson.
The firm name will hereafter Be Calkfng
4 FWguson. / assume all indehtadnees
AaatnsI the arm Of Calkins & Co. and col.
lect All outstanding accounts ap all be-
cembsF /. 1856.
Ala persons indebted 10 Calkins & Co.
VIII please cal and make settlement b.
tweea thss and Deoamber 3fst, or their
acoounts VIII be put into the hands Of 9
collector. Dated Deoe mber II. lSe6
del&md w. CAl.kIN9.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

In ladies' and Missss' corsets, We study
70 pfodnce tie BEST go8ds for the money.
We have oorseis adapted 30 al shapes,
sizss and aaes-foF the robust and the
weak. Our FFench oogssss &c 81, cur
pare whslebons &C the same price, and
eur 500. and 75e. ooEsets are sac bess
values n the country. LAroUn & Co,
OpeFa Bl0ek. deI2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18
FARMS FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
u sale al OF part q his farm. a miles
from seattle ard = miles from the new
beach ruad. SCI acres a. surveyed by King
C0unty slrveynr. said farm L Hurveyes
or into III acre loEzI and Il all level and
aeariy al bat.om land. and well adapted
- hop. garceh or hAy cnllure. The White
River county roa6 runs fhrongh the place.
past once Across The road TIVE school
hoaaes and q church within three-quar-
tarz Of q mIle 81 the pemiaea. and rail-
rad depot only half 3 m'ie away. Il =
situated IN DuWAultsh river valley. Ard
,khs river runs al around three sides a.
the place. and good wsasr. Ne bruah or
timber on the place; 4 b Al In grszs o.
hsy and would make good dalrT farm.
Also, farm 81 Dewaftc. MGzan cfunfy.
q IT acres, 6eeana land This plans IA
neMriy an good beaver dam Lana. vel
watercd and easily CLEARED. principally
small wiiisw hruAh Thsrs Il SOW claas-
ed Ahoat 10 acsca . gDod ho1ss and new
hAra; euta enoagh hAy faF I'VE cows ard
. pair % horeeA- said farm Il vel adapr-
ID . hop culture ard handy % Skokonish
Resersafion. where piekes WI always
- q bad
Terms easy. Fer further particuiars
a1arasA eiihr ~ leseE o. psrsoa
JOHN RINE2
ocDdw DaWamiah. W.T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

Any enc wishing 20 bay 3 piano viii
do yell % see Pam knGnAEx. whe 4
he InAnnfackureES aaant fog The esls-
brstsd Weber and Decker 4 Son pianos,
and Is selling them dirsct fgam toe fac
tories. ] viii gnakaltee saving Of
from SO % $40. Offsa With Wslis.
fargo. Gall Of urita for pgios. al6 dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

L44lsa eAe1id kao8 stNg Ubezfn snly
1Ezse ffes 1E1n patan1s. Fnasrlnfis
&ealc4tad lnsia1is Fzea R8w6er 4
haFDisW Es 80 dsw. Prsssrres and
beszttfEE to ao1aE texf5s=s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18
Notice. Of Dissolution.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the copArtnsrship hsreto fore exist
inE os9Wee1 the undermined, under the
nrTa nsnae Of Hale smith. Buns q Co !,
e this day dissolved By mutual consent
ne cuisines VIII b coAtinued b. Hale
3 smitA. Al the place heFstosors occupied
b the Old arm. said Hale & Smith are
harehy authorized 70 settle al nahillfiep
and collect ah outstanding inde bsedness
due said arm Of Hale, smith, burns a
CO. JOHN HALE
J. III. SMITH,
O. r. burma
JOHN CHAPMAN,
kilensbuTg. W. r. Dec. II. 1886 dIT u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

For ehslcess Faisin2. eisrasa and eur.
Fanis, mats and esndiss a. b exEnEaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

re xcHANGE PRODUCTIVE
real estate. paying Nooa rcntAL 10
Gated In The heart of the Ersxing county
% Montana. for real o. persoaai property
In Washington TCrFifory.
II. W. HI0LEY.
deiue Vaahon. W. I.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18
WA CHONG & CO.,

TOR TYPEWRITER PAPER. RIB
" eons ana oarsoo paper 60 tothe we
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18
TIMBER IIG6 F0R SGIE.

OEe ACRES eF KXCELLENT TIAi-
EsJO her iAnd. on the SisqRslly river,
estimated - have thereon t.o1p. Qdl feet al
~ and cedar. and isoe piles withiu i
nice g Vein station. lnauiFe Of ID. N.
NYbK. Third street.. bet. toiumhla ana
MArton, seattle. ae4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

The Last Chance
70 BUY WATER FhoMrIeE bH
ELLIOTT BAI At REASON
ABLE PRICES.
81 to 81 per front foot
w. .. HA ), nzzS APPOINTED
4HnnneC annwnro-
WE HAVE RxEN APPOINTED
"LADD'S ADDITION

10 the city Of Seattle, which comurisss
lots 4, and 3. % section q, and lot 4 SEQ.
ton Is toWnShip B norfh. range 3 eaEt
near smiths Cove. and we areauthoriEed
y sell the ssame Ter fram 81 70 81 PER front
tooL on Elli0tt BAY and from Ss5 % as
per lot not water frontage.
This Il b. tar the cheapest prcuerfY In
thAs part o. the city. and H. bsanniulfy
sd out according % The Topography q
he ground.
Parties tAyes1lng n ais property now
cannot help 0ut make moaey.
Title, Y. y. patent 70 VI. 3. Lsdd. The
Portland milioaaire barIkaF. WarraurF
deed nom Lad and wifs % Geo. y. Klf-
finger. Plated b. XIII niger, who viii
giye warranty dsed. NO sETTER TETLE
A few blocks only for sale q these pr,oes
ne entire available water fruutaes n
eeaStles Including LAadds addition, doss
not eXceed fouE nliiea. and certainly will
not be sufficient I've yeara hsnos 10 ~
aeeonimo sation q . counnarciai CITY 10
tng the business d the pugot Sornd a.
t1teL Oar solid business M n have errov-n
Kich By investing N similarly lScatsf
property which has inersased IN value
lar neyond theif E1ost 81 nguins hor,ea- "A
Few collars iugealed here 4 triu % kurone
Tor few ye4rs. and your return WI ind
yoc wealthy. Risk few d0llars 70
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18
WANTED.

NEW ADVEKTIsEMENrs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-18

7so.-LAdiss' GOssimerA. 75a. cash.
Oaly Cssh store can afford 10 give
ossh valves. CgESrKl CLEAET. del2
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-11-19

any person other than officers or en-
ployes of the road is either given a
pass or suffered to ride tree at will,
constitutes contempt of court, be-
ing a breach of the injunction, and
process can be issued by attachment
and punishment be meted out to the
president of the company. Secretary
Newlin ayers that members of the
Legislature continue to ride on free
passes, and have also neglected to en-
force the corporation provisions of
the organic law, and that the railroad
companies continue to grant passes
in defiance of the constitutional pro-
hibiticn.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-11-19
Against Free Passes,

Secretary Newlin Of the Constitu
tional Convention of 1873 has recent
ly addressed letter to the Cover
nor of Pennsylvania, in which
he states that every railroad
company in the state is daily yiolat-
ing the article Of the State Constitu.
ton prohibiting the granting of free
passes to any person except offers
and employees of the company, and
Mr.. Newlin requests the Governor to
cause applications to DO made in the
name of the commonwealth to the
Court of Common Pleas for injunc.
ton against every railroad company
in the commonwealth, restraining
them from issuing passes. Then. il
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-11-19
Death of Rev. DIR. A. A. Hodge


The deceased was pastor in charge
of West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church. for short time, after Rev.
George Burrows resigned. and i'm
mediately preceding the Passionate
ef Rev S. A. Galley, D. d.,
The following brief sketch of his
life and works was telegraphed from
Princeton, N. j. and published in the
daily papers the next morning aft
err his death which occurred on the
18th inst.
The Rev. Archibald Alexander
Hodge, D. D., L. l.. D.. professor of
didactic and polemic theology in tn
Theological Seminary here, died
last night at II As o'clock, in his
Gath year His death resulted from
complication Of intestinal troubles
which Terminated in Bright's dis.
ease and blood poisoning. He was
sick hut four days. On Saturday
morning last he met the senior class
at the seminary as usual and seemed
to be In good spirits. On Sunday
he preached for DR.. McCosh in the
college chapel. He seemed to have
been affected by the sudden change
in the weather, however, and on
Monday he was confined to the
house. DR.. Hodge leaves wife and
two daughters.
The Rev. Archibald Alexander
Hodge, D. D., L. L. D. was the eld-
est son of the celebrated DR.. Charles
Hodge, of Princeton. where he was
born on July Is, 1928. He gradual.
ed at the College of New Jersey in
1913, and after acting as tutor one
year. he entered Princeton Theolog-
ical Seminary. On leaving the sem
mary he was ordained as a mission.
airy, and sailed for India in August,
1847, and was stationed at Allababad
two years, but owing to the i'll health
of his wife he returned in May, 1850,
and in 1851 accepted the charge of
the church of West Nottingham,
Maryland, and in the fall of 1855 re-
signed this charge for that Of Fred
ericksburg. Va, While here he COM
posed his "Outlines of Theology -
which were published in 1860, but
upon the breaking out of the war, in
1861, he removed to the North, and
became pastor of the church of Wilks-
barre, Pa. In May, 1862, he was
elected by the General Assembly to
the chair of didactic, historical and
polemic theology in the Western
Theological Seminary, and he remov
ed to Allegheny City in the fall, and
in 1866 became, in connection with
the protessorship he held. the pastor
of the North Presbyterian Church of
the same city. DIR. Hodge was some
years ago transferred to the professor
ship of didactic and polemic theology
in the Theological Seminary at Prime
ton. which chair he held up to the
time of his dealt. In 1857 he pub.
lished q work on THE Atonement,"
and in 1860 a commentary on the
Confession of Faith" AS a practi-
cal teacher of theology. DR.. Hodge
was probably unequalled. His rep
utation reached far beyond the limits
of his own country, and some of his
greatest admirers are to he found
among the scholars of Germany and
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