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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-06
Excitement In Texas

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Texas, by the remarka.
bic recovery of Mr.. J. H. Corley, who wa:
so helpless he could not turn in bed, oil
raise his head; everybody said he was dy'
ing of consumption. A Trial Bottle Of Dr
Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief he bought large bottle and
a box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills; by the
time he had taken two boxes of Pills and
two bottles of the Discovery, he was vel
and had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery fol
Consumption free at Logan & Co.'S
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Tn. Belfast Riot Investigation.

BELFAST, October 5.-Both the Catholic
and Orange newspapers here denounce the
way Justice Day acted yesterday towards
the Barristers engaged in the riot inyesti-
cation. A deputation of Belfast citizens
has been organizcd TO wait upon Sir
Michael Hicks Beach, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, and make formal complaint
against the Justice. The Investigating
Committee resumed the inquiry to-day,
beginning with the examination of police
witnesses
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RaffartY,s Onnonent.

PTTrSBURG, October 5.-The new DEM
ocratic Congressional Conferences of the
Twenty-first District met at Greensburg
this afternoon and nominated Ex-Governor
John W. Latta, of Wcstmoreland county.
There are now two Democratic candidates
in this District, Gilbert 7. Rafferty,, who
was recently nominated, and Ex-Governor
Latta, chosen to-day by the Democrats
who were opposed to Mr.. Rafferty, because
he was a nonresident.
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SbnnI,s AZ Nina.y-siY

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 5,-NO
shocks were felt here to-day. A slight
tremor occurred at Summerville at 6
o'clock this morning. Advices from Nine
ty-six, South Carolina, over two hundred
miles from Charleston report heavy
shocks about three miles from that place
during the past week and it is claimed
that the center of disturbance has shifted
from Charleston to that place.
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Charity Commissioners Arratgned,

BROOKLYN, y. Y, October 5.-The
Kings county Charity Commissioners Will
liam II. Ray, Thomas w. Hines, and JOS
eph Reeve were arraigned to-day in the
Court of Sessions TO plead to the indictment
found against them by the Grand Jury.
This Indictment accuses them with failing
to provide safe and suitable accommOda-
tions for certain insane patients at the
asylums which are under their control
The trial of the case was set down for
Thursday.
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from the roll prepared by the committee
on credentials were entitled to seats.
When the result was reached, others were
requested to leave and quickly retired from
the hall. The work of assigning seats TO
the remaining delegates then began and was
completed at 7:30 when adjournment was
taken till tomorrow. Before. adjourn
ing it was decided that the sessions of the
conventions be held from 8 TO II and 2 to
6 P. NJ. until final adjournment. During
the afternoon session Powderly received
the following telegram from Terre Haute,
Ind: 'rBrotherhOOd of Locomotive Fire
men; send congratulations and best wishes
and wish you and your order every sue
cess.
ID. =. JARGENT."
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Natural Gas Pipe Explosion.

PITTsBURG, October 5.-An explosion
of n natural gas pipe at Oliver Bros. &
Phillips South Tenth Street Rolling
Mill this afternoon caused considerable
excitement in the neighborhoOd, and
seriously burned two employees named
Joseph Hardet and Wesley Bayard. The
flesh peeled off their faces and shoulders
but they were not fatally injured. The
explosion was caused by break in the
pine. The mill was not damaged.
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Life I'm the Paris Sewers,

is possible, for short time to the robust,
but the majority of refined persons would
prefer immediate death to existence in their
reeking atmosphere. How much more re-
voting to be ones self liriRg selcer. But
this is actually the case with those in
whom theinactivity of the liver drives the
refuse matter of the body to escape through
the lungs, breath, the pores, kidneys and
bladder. 1t is astonishing that life re
mains in such a dwelling. DR.. Pierce:
Golden Medical Discovery" restores nor.
NAL purity to the system and renews the
whole system.
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AN EARTHQUAKE.
AN EARTHQUAKE DESTROYS THEyILLAGES
ON NIAPRR ISLAND.
The Inhabitants Escape Thu Island Covered Twenty
Feet Deep With Volcanic Dust-A New Hill
Starts Up-ShOCks In the Shstands
Shocks al Nnsty-Six, s. c.

MELBOURNE, October 5.-The earth
quake destroyed every village on the Is
land of Niapu. The inhabitants escaped.
The Island is covered 20 feet deep with
volcanic dust add at one place new hill
two hundred feet high has been formed.
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Denied the Motion.

NEW YORK, October 5.-Judge Potter
to-day, in the Supreme Court gavea deci-
sion denying for the present the motion re-
Gently made on behalf of Edward F.
Stokes, the purchaser under foreclosure OF
the property of the Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Company, covered by the mort
gago of so, 900, 900, held by the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, as Trustee to
compel the latter Corporation to turn over
to him certain shares of stock OfTelegraph
Companies outside this State which had
formed part of the assets of the Bankers
and Merchants Company. The Judge de-
MED the motion without prejudice.
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AMysterious Cattle Disease.

FORT KEOGA, Mont, October "a
Cattle disease has broken out near Benton.
Eleven out of twenty-four head belonging
to G.. NJ. Robbins have died, Several OF
the ANIMALS have Abeen examined by the
local veterinarians and by stock inspector
Sweeny without discovering the ma,
ture of the disease The animals in eV-
cry instance died suddenly but it is be,
lieved to be local matter which will soon
diSappear.
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Catarrh Cured.

A clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsOme disease, Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at las:
found a prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death Any suf-
ferer from this dreadful disease sending a
self addressed stamped envelope to DR..
Lawrence, 212 East Ninth street, New
york, will receive the recipe free Of charge
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BASE BALL.
Baltimore Downs Pittsburgh In One Game
and the Second Is u Tie.

Baltimore Downs Pittsburgh In One Game
and the Second is u Tie.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, October 5.-TwC
games were played at Recreation Park this
afternoon between the Pittsburgh and
Baltimores, in the presence of an audience
of 5000 people. The visitors took the
first game by heavy batting, and the
second one was called on account of the
darkness, at the end of the fifth inning,
with the score tie. In the second in
ming of the last game Fulmer was quite
seriously injured by foul ball and Dolan
took his place. The games were slow and
unintereSting. Scores-First game:
Ianings..................1 , 8
Pittsburgh .................2 0 ! y
Baltimore ..................0 0 3 -
Earned runs, Baltimore 5; two base-hits
Brown, Coleman, Dolan; three base-hits,
Coleman, Davis; passed balls, Carroll, :,
Dolan 4; first base on balls off Calvin l,
McGinnis 4; first base on errors, Pittsburg
i, Baltimore /; struck out by Calvin !,
bv McGinnis 3; Umpire York; errors
Pittsburg l, Baltimore 4; base hits, Pitts
burg >, Baltimore Is. Second Game
Pittsburg ..........................l l 0 -
baltimore .....O -
Earned runs, Baltimore l; three-base
hit, Carol; passed balls, Quinn l, Dolan
!, Fulmcr | first base on balls, of kilroy
4; first base on errors, Pittsburg ., Balti-
more /; struck out by Morrison !, by
Kilroy :; errors, Pittsburs 1, Baltimore 2
base hits, Pittsburg =, Baltimore .; UNI
pire, John Robb, Jr.
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Miraculous Escsos.

W. w. Reed, druggist, Of Winchester,
Ind, writes: 'One of my customers, Mn.
Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county,
Ind, was long sufferer with consump-
ton, and was given mp to die by her phyS-
icians. She heard Of DIR. Kings New DE-
covery for Consumption, and began bay
ing II Of me. In six months time she
walked TO this city, distance a ax
miles, and Is now 20 much improved that
she has quit using il. She says shs owo
her life to II. !"
Free Trial Bottles at Lngan q Cas-
Drug Store.
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BASIS OF REPRESENTATION

A1n =. ',1 o,SO the time occupied reading the
/. i i3 ISI oi over 500 names, the commit
.u uau reached a decision on all but eight
eu names, and these were referred to
Invention you itself. Protests were made
1 leuau Of delegates excluded by
r., 's'lSIon Of the committee. Arguments
~. matte e Tor and against the acceptance
N -. report and Of the statements of the
ayi. ,iI'eS who left the hall during debate.
'% believed the feeling shown
""'n sides in several cases
T.. strong. At length the
IN 49, - was accepted, and it was decided
- 'uose whose names had been read
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Apow Law Test Case Dismissed.

COLUMBUS, o., October 5.-The Supreme
Court this morning dismissed the Cincin-
natl case of sMary +. Anderson vs.. the
Auditor and Treasurer of Hamilton county,
brought by T. McDougal to test the con-
stitutiOnality of the Dow liquor law. The
court at the same time granted motion
to take the case of Leo Adler VS.. II. \.
Whitbeck, Treasurer of Cuyahoga county,
out of its order. This is also liquor case
raising the same question of constitution
ality of collecting the liquor tax, but has
a different statement OF fact.
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Anxious TO See Mrs. Cleveland.

wmKEsBARRE, PA, October 5.-Mrs.
Cleveland, accompanied by her mother and
her cousin, Miss Emma Folsom, of Phila-
delphia, passed through here this after
noon from Buffalo, en- route for Washing
ton. At the depot they were met by over
], 900 persons, the majority being women,
who were anxious to see the President S
wife, and many Of whom shook hands
with bar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-06

DOn't-If dealer offers you q bottle Of
Salvation Oil withouts labels, or Wrappers,
or in a mutilated or defaced package, don't
touch it-don't buy il at any price, you can
rest assured that there is something wrong
it may be dangerous and worthless
counterfeit Insist upon getting perfect,
uHbrokea, genuine package.
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,Independent Petroleum Refiners.

CLEVELAND o., October 5.-EXecutive
Board OF independent Petroleum Refners
Bureau composed ofrefneries in Pittsburg,
Oil City, Titusville, Manetta and Cleve-
land has Just held u meeting here and ap'
pointed .. B. skinner late Traffic Mana
ger of the c. c. c. 81. K. r., freight
commissioner of the Bureau. The duties
of his office Mr.. Skinner says will be to OBJ
tain the lowest rates and more rebates on
the shipment of the oil of Independent
Re6ners. The central Office of the bureau
will he in Cleveland.
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Killed nj the Altar.

DUBLIN, October G.-Archdeacon Kava-
naugh, parish priest Of Kildare County,
Kildare and formerly President Of 81.
Patricks College, at Carlo, was instantly
killed this morning while celebrating mass
at his own alter, by portions Of IL falling
on him
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Outstanding Silver.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October "a
statement prepared at the Treasury De,
partment to-day shows that there are now
outstanding $50, 1S9, ,952 in standard silver
dollars, being the largest amount of that
coin in circulation since their issue. A
rapid decline, however, is now expected,
as a result of the issue of more convenient
silver certificates,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-06

SOME people are just as cross as bear,
they snap your head off when you happen
to open your mouth We can not excuse
them, for they have bad colds, which
makes them irritable, and are too mean to
buy bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
which would restore their good nature.
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A Famou. Library for Sale.

BERLIN, October 5. The famous Goethe
Library, the property Of the late Solomon
Herszcl, Swiss scholar, will be sold nj
auction at Leipsic, the sale beginning on
October %. This is said to he one Of the
finest collections Of Gocthc's works that
has ever been auctioned
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They Don't Irit Him.

LONDON, October 5.--The Ners says:
'Since Lord Randolph Churchill has de-
termined 10 shuttle along In Mr.. Glad
stones shoes We shall not offer factions
opposition To his progress.
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INTERESTING ITEMS
Picked Up by Our Correspondent st Duns-
fort, Pa.

We are sorry to announce the death Of
Mrs. Mary Haggerty, wife Of Rev. james
Haggerty, who was at one time a very
prominent minister in the United Presby-
terian Church. Mrs. Haggerty was fifty
five years Of age She was inferred in the
Mt Hope U. 7. Church graveyard. She
leaves . large number of friends and rela-
tiyes to mourn her loss.
There are several cases Of typhoid fever
in this vicinity at the present time, but 30
Ear none have proved fatal.
Miss Kizzie Jones is teaching the Jones
school this winter. Harry helony is
teaching the Scott school.
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Consequences.
p,rfersbur1 Seufingi


The striking printers of Wheeling are
trying to inaugurate boycott against the
REGISTER and InteHigeReer. 1t is probable
that the leaders of the boycott movement
will be indicted at the ensuing term Of
the United States Court, rs the Govern
ment laws wisely provide against such
otfenses, and the penalties are very severe
The right OF the printers to strike for
higher wages cannot be disputed, and the
right TO cease work if their demands are
not acceded to is also admitted, but the
right to iniure the business they have
abandoned, 10 ruin the prosperity of their
late employers, and to intimidate their
successors in the workshop, cannot SO cas-
ily be conceded. In cases Of business diff
ferences between employers and employees,
the submission of the disputed questions
to arbitrators who have no sort Of interest
in the result of the issues involved is the
only wise and honest course. In so far as
we have observed the controversy referred
to arbitration was not asked for.
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Hall the Crop Ruinsd.

LYScHBURG, Va, October i'm
answer 20 questions by the Daily Adeasos,
reports all concur that great damage Wa
done TO the tobacco crop by the frnst
Average answers place it at nearly halfthe
crop ruined.
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The RsvoiutionIsts Pardons,i.

madrid, October 5.-All of the Reyo-
lutionists who were sentenced 10 death
here have been pard0ned
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Has Drifted Away.
PITkrrSburg .SsHtiRa,

The striking printers of Wheeling have
refused to submit their differences with
the newspapers to arbitration, and the
sympathy they first attracted will natur-
ally drift away
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Cattle Quarantine.

HELENA, Mont, October 5.-Governor
Hanson has issued proclamation quaran-
tine against the cattle Of Illinois and other
states where pleuro pneumonia exists.
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Earned runs, each; home runs, Orr;
passed balls, Snyder l, Seymour l; wild
pitches, Mullane ,; first base on balls, off
Mullane ,, off Shatler 3; base hits, Cincin-
natl :, Nets 6; errors, Cincinnati 3, Nets
,; umpire, Valentine.
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HoRsFoRD,s ACID PHOSPHATE
Rauare of limitations.

limitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word "HoRs-
FoRD's' is on the wrapper. None are
genuine without it.
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Shncks In shetland,

LONDON, October 1.-Two shocks OF
earthquake were felt throughout Balta,
one of the Shetland Islands, last night.
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How the Strike Affects Us

The Wheeling REGISTER Of last Sunday,
is an unusually handsome number, and
compares well with the great metropolitan
dailies
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Boycott the Strikes.

The strike is as clearly doomed as the
boycott. 1t is an expensive, blundering,
unsatisfactory weapon. 1t hurts those who
resort to it as often as those whom it is
used against. The English leaders among
the workingmen, who have secured so
many substantial Improvements, long ago
abandoned it and denounced it as barbar-
ism. 1t was not, indeed, until arbitration
and conciliation was resorted to instead OF
the strike that any substantial progress
was made in the reform of the evils from
which the workman suffered.
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News Items

The Supreme Court will meet in special
session at this place October IL. The term
will be simply for the rendition OF decis-
ions. Sixteen cases in all were handed
down at the CharlestOwn term last month.
With what decisions that may be delivered
at the special term, it is believed enough
cases have been decided 10 complete the
% Vol. of reports, which will probably be
issued December lst.
! The hotel at the summer resort at Pine
Grove ten miles below Charleston was de-
stroyed by fire Thursday night. Loss
81, 500. Insured in Littlepage's agency
for 81 100, Supposed ineendiary.
A special term Of the Circuit Court Is
now in session. The term promises to be
interesting
The doors of the St. Charles Hotel were
closed last week.
The work on the new hotel is progress
ing moderately. As the work goes on the
grandeur of the structure becomes more
and more apparent When completed 1t
will be the finest structure Of the kind in
the State. While not as large as others
its perfect arrangement and the adoption
of every convenience will make it the fin
est hotel in the land. The fear DOW en-
tertained is that it will not be ready for
the reception of the members Of the Legisla-
ture next winter. There are several
Wheeling bricklayers engaged on the
work, George Britt and one Of the Tracy
boys.
Ed Starky, who murdered VIM. Byes
in Mason county last week, deliberately
and premeditatedly, because Byes had in
suited his mistress, is now in custody and
Captain Alt Burnett will no doubt deliv-
er him to the Mason county authorities in
few days
Mike O'Brien left Sunday for Rich
mond; Va. to attend the 4. Of l. conyen-
1 ton.
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PUBLIC OPINION
In Regard to the Wheeling Printers Strike
and the Boycott,
n1rherSb,lro Journal

The boycotting business does not grow
in repute by the lapse Of time, and it will
not be long until those advocating it as q
remedy for wage grievances will deny that
they ever did so. The tendency now
seems to be to put the laws against con-
spiracy to injure person or property in
force against the boycotters,- Weilsbarg
Herald.
True, every word of it. The boycott is
an enemy of civilization. 1t is two
edged sword.
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County Convention-The Legislative Ticket
"A Prohibitionist Endorsed-Two Work
ingmen Nominated-News Items.
.i.i a.
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CincinnntII. Nets. 3.

CINCINNATI, October 5.-The Nets. and
Ciucinnatis played another close and inter-
esting game to-day before 200 spectators.
The Cincinnatis won in the seventh inning
on two hits, two batting errors and Shat
fers wild throw. The fielding of McPhee,
Meister and Mclaughlin and Orr's mag
nificent line driver to left for home run,
were chief features. Score:
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OLD MANGUIS

was the leader of the thieves. Manguis
has been for twenty years the terror of the
border. He is regarded as far ADLER tao
tician than Geronimo and is imbued with
a deeper hatred of the whites. Manguis'
and Geronimo are half brothers both being
sons of the great Apache Chief Manguis
Colorado said to have been the worst In
dian ever known to early white settlers.
Lieutenant Davis says he pursued Man,
guis and his band to within - miles OF
FL PasO. where he abandoned the trail
which led in this direction, not, however,
until he had learned that Manguis had
been Joined by three bucks Of GeronimO's
party, who escaped from Fort Bowie.
Davis thinks the hOstiles are by this time
in New Mexico and that they intend to
make raid through New Mexico, Arizona
and thence into SOnOrO.
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THE WAR NOT ENDED.
An Apache Band Raid the Ranch Of
Lieutenant Davis.

An Apache Band Raid the Ranch of
Lieutenant Davis.
ELPAsO. Ten, October 5.-News has
been received here which confirms what
has been feared Tor several weeks that hos
tile ApacheS are still out and the capture
of Geronimo did not end the Apache war.
Lieutenant BrittOn Davis, recently Of the
United States army is now manager of the
Cerrolites ranch in the State ofChihuahua.
Eight hostile Apaches raided the ranch
during his absence and drove away twenty
mules. He started in pursuit and after
following the thieves for several days under
the impression that they were rustlers,
came up with them only sixty miles from
this city in the State'Of chihuahua. He
was amazed to find that they were ApacheS,
ten in number. A sharp battle enSued,
but none of the Lieutenant's party were
seriously hurt. The Apaches have evil
dently been camping for months only
ninety miles from FL PasO. Lieutenant
DlYiS saws that
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All the Way Through. Too.
Huntington Republican,.


The Wheeling printers are out on strike,
and the morning dailies of that city propose
to see them through.
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Earned runs Brooklyn; >, LoulsNlllcS |;
two base hits, Pinckney, Swartwood, and
Smith; three base hits, Collins, Smith,
Beach, Phillips; passed balls, Terrell 6,
Peoples :; wild pitches, Henderson |,
Chamberlin l first base on balls, Chamber
lin :, Henderson 6; struck out, Henderson
:, Chamberlin 4 errors, Louisvilles a,
Brooklyns l first base hits, Louisvilles :,
Brooklyns 19. Umpire Kelly.
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Brooklyns 23; Louisville 3.

LOUISVILLE October 5.-Chamberlain
was put in to pitch to-day, but his arm
gave out and the Brooklyns had an easy
time of it. The visitors played fine field
ing game also and kept down the Louis
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-03-13
Now that we have a sure enough

Now that we have a sure enough
preacher, Sigh proposes that he
occupy the Hall with Rev. Hal-
good on alternate Sundays. We
hope the Baptists, and those inter
cstcd ia securing Mr.. lis ministc-
rial services, will make no such
compromise, All who desire to
sec Christianity travestied and near
Sigh preach, including the pre-
tender, al be counted ON the fin
gers Of one hand. Let Il place be
secured for Mr. II. to preach in
every Sabbath, at the usual hours,
and our wosd for it Sigh will soon
take a tumble to himself and con
c,ude that were he to- drop into his
grave he would ill "a long felt
want" Christians should never
compromise with the devil, nor hi.
prototype, the CoiorGdo-maduro
oompleAioned Sly