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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
Personal Points.

Misses Sallle Scndi huu Jtubii 'au'
visited friends in Steubenvillo during the
past week.
Mrs y. C. Hamilton, Of the ls!aLi, ia
rapidly couvalescing after a severe spill OF
typhoid fever.
Mr.. Chas. b. OFT returned home from
Socorro, New Mexico, last Monday, look
ing healthy and happy.
Mr. Harry Coen left the past week Tor
Omaha, where he has accepted q position
with a large lumber frrn.
Mr.. Emanuel Blum aud sister, Miss
Blsrche. lett yesterday for New York,
where they will remain.
Miss Maud Mcdonald, Of the Second
ward, has returned from a pleasant visit to
friends in Pittsburg. She is accompanied
By her sister, Mrs. viii Mclaughlin, who
will visit her.
Mr.. A. J.. Cecil and family aud Judge
and Mrs. G L. Cranmer, left over the Bal
| timore and Ohio Wednesday evening tor a
trip to Jacksonville, Florida, where they
will spend several weeks.
Mr.. Dave Kurner, who fell some time
since and hurt himself dangerously, is ab'e
to sit up again.
L NJ. Pearson Was in P,ttsbu'g On FIJI
day.
S. HObson, 0: Flushing, va in the city
yesterday.
George S. Bradfeld Gnd J. E. Ward, Of
Evansville, are registered at the Mcclure.
F. l. Shallenberger, Of PiItsburg was
a. the NcL.uTe House yesterday.
Miss Lille Wrigley, Of Allegheny Pa
is Waiting Miss Anna B. Cro|ther OF fl.
tenth street.
Misses Kate Keys Gud Lille Sheppard,
Of ST. Clairsville. were the guests OF Mrs.
John Hervey, Of the Island, the past week,
Misses Maud Roberts aud Mary DJEner,
OF Wells5urQ. are visiting friends OF the
south Side.
Mrs. ]. II. Good is on her way home
from Washington.
Mr A. G. c. Slower, formerly Of Har
riugton y Goa, will leave to-day for 81
Paul, MIMI, where he has accepted Il 20
sition with a large firm.
S;ste Senator ]. B. SommtrYilIe, Of
Wellsburg, coutempla!es removing to this
city.
Miss Llla Eoh, Of Charleston. will short
" be the guest Of friends in Wheeling.
The Misses Comerford, OF the South
Side, have returned from u pleasant visit
TO relatives in FaIrmont.
Mrs Z NJ. Pearson left Friday evening
Tor Pbiladd phis on q visit to her mother,
Walker F. Peterson, one OF the leading
spirits of Wheeling, was q guest at the
Clarendon last night. Hon. NJ. +. Frame
and John II Holr, prominent attorneys OF
Wheeling, were gue,ts at the Clarendon
Yesterday evening -PAvkeraburg Joarnal
Mr.. Charles mayer, Who is conducting
he oar Of Uol Joseph Wehb's saloon, was
yesterday pte.en,ed with Il handsome pipe
which was im2ottsi from Paris, France.
The pips is manufactured out of pure 10.
5acco and is a curiosity for any one to
look at.
i, Mrs. NJ. H Gregg, formerly of this city
out row Of P%i,,sburg. is visiting Mr.. John
A. Long, OF Inc Sou.h Side.
Miss Carrie Long, Of the South Side,
Who has been visiting in Pntsburg for the
pat six weeas, returned home last even
ing.
Mrs. Nellie Sweeney Palmer returns to
Wheeling 10 March TO continue her studies
under Sieuor AURA, the new Italian
teacher Of hat city. She has been engaged
for the choir under bis direction st the
First Presbyterian Church, and will enter
on her duties there April lst.-Fairmont
West Nirginian.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
/ CARD.

Swing 90 the fact Tat sOme uu.
scrIpulOus Representatives. of 9th.
er machines 5ayc been, and still
are circulating false reports in
reference 10 the Howe Sewing Ma
chime Company and my agency I'm
general, I AIN forced, in justice 10
myself and those who represent
me, 10 place these unworthy,
t;niid creatures fairly before the
pEbiic. II il safe 10 say that these
cOwardly reports ere circulated
by II class wholly devoid Of honor,
ana who fear honest competition,
persons who lack confidence i'm
themselves as well as the ma
chimes they handle.
Having managed the Howe
ss"ing Machine Sompany's bust
ness ;bis point for the past ten
years, | have Witnessed i'm that
tinl" from three 10 II dozen
changes in each and every agency
here, 20 Will leave il 10 an inteIIi.
re nj public TO jGdgc Of my stay
Ing qualities.
Sn The list OF January l pur.
chased the exclusive right 10 deal
in the High Arm Howe In this
state and adI"ining counties, and
In connection with the Howe 1
have secured the State agency for
the STANDARD SEWING MA
CHINE, which has only 10 be seen
io be appreciated.
Having been actively engaged
In the business nj this point ten
years longer than any other dealer
or manager here at present, 1
know whereof I speak, and wish
10 assure The public that the High
Arm, Howe viii be manufactured
and sold long after these eroak.
ers have passed away. I am con-
iident the STANDARD will please
all and will soon be o prime fla
yoritc.
Thanking HE public for the
most liberal patronage during
my management, aud trusting TO
merit n continuance, 1 am,
Very Respectfully,
EDWARD l.. ROSE,
VI Edward l.. Rose g. Co.
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n TO Die.
4 Martin, .eEIy Sian Takes siH Drachms
of Chloroform.

4 Martin, teEIy Man Takes Six Drachmu
of Chlnroform.
About seven O'Clock last evening Vii
liam Nelson, Of Martins Ferry, made Il,
attempt 10 take bis life which has probably
proved successful ere this, Mclson has II,
reputation Of being L drinking man, bu.
about a week ago he made on a,temp. to
sober up. Yesterday morning, however,
he again got under the influence Of liquor
and going into Gags drug store par.
chased six drachms Of chsroform. He
then went 10 CottrciIs store aud
go,rg inside attempted 10 drink the drug.
He wGa put oct Of doors, when &c drenk
the staff GU the Sidewalk. lie was found
sepseless and removed IL The second story
Of Ong's buiIdiag, where d.. NJ. C. Her.
vey attended rim.
Me.;on is n man about thirty.fve or
for'y yesrs ofnga, and has u wife aud sey.
eral children. At a late hour he was still
living, but was in q precarious condition
W! IA little pvospec. Of pulling through.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
CONCERT ro.MoRxow EVENING
AZ the opera House 4 Fine Sale OF
seats

AZ the opera House a Fine Sale Of
seats
The grand popular concert ant p'Od0e'
nop Of Rossini 5 oratorio S,a6st Mater.
will take place a, the Opera House to.
morrow evening Ghs readers Of the
Srxp,Y REoisreG saw the ~e,eZan: pro
grsnme in last Sunday papers, go
il will uot Be reprinted, and = IS needless
70 say tina, i. viii os rendered
m the most accomplished msuner. The
recitation and aria from "S~OGsCouia, 10
bs supg av Madame e AURA, IS the song
which Mile. Nevada il singing with such
great success. The chorus Is composed OF
Inc following ladies' aud gentlemen Mrs
ono jaeger Mrs. Bertha Baer, Mss
AteEa PollacS. Misc NjrgtuJ2 HupP
Mrs. +. stanton Mrs Annie Wilson, Mrs.
+, Norton. Miss NJ Doddriise Miss T..
Ooddridge. MIS- Il Horkhisuer, Mrs. "
F Whitaker, Mrs. Geo B. Caldwell, Mise
sadie Lo,ao. Misses Mebohu, sara Roe
mar Ella Lewis, Lucy LoEiEC, Theresa
Phillips. Mrs l. c. Reed, Mrs. ". W.
NoClellari Mrs. r u. B5oEn Mrs Rev
Hair. Mrs.. Chas Berger, Miss BiekeEtOn, NJ s.
Mcclure. Misses Ms:ca!E T. Downs. Annie
Carson Mrs +. ! Agris, Miss Michael
and Messrs. X Y. Ankle Will Day K
Mcclure. Otto jaeger Thomas Csgon,
Win Mccoy. +. NOrlou, l. {. Darrsh.
John Zsige1telder, \. A. Wheat L Col
VIC DR.. Mason. F. ". Banner. j. Z
Mendel and J. Lulaut
The sale Of reserved seats Tor the enter.
taiument is larger than for any entertain.
ment ever given by local talent. All the
good seats down s,sirs have been taken,
and the gallery seats srs going of fast.
The audience will oe ous Of the finest ever
assembled in the Opera House.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

THE striking nAilers are becoming q
little restless owing 10 the large number OF
shops resuming operations. Word was re
ceiyed in the city yesterday hat over 100
men are at work at Terre Haute, and that
old feeders are steadily taking charge OF
machines The news was much comment
ed on by the local strikers yesterday AID
was generally accepted rs true. Said
onc:-
al have no reason to doubt the accura.
cy OF the report. But know that none Of
the men now Of work are Union men. The
police have been ordered to protec, the
non.unionists. However, | douf think
that anyone will harm them. We mem
bers of the Union ore as solid as We ever
were
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
4 NOTES.

Iuters snug Notes of what Local Brush.
Wieiders are Doing.
Geo. ". Sorm, who is spending the
winter at Fort Smith, ark writcs u friend
tba, he Sunny South is not what it reads
ike in books. De reports 'he weather al
times below zero aud killinsiy chilly. Mr..
Storm hes been engaged en- a number Of
portraits while ct Fort Smith aud will in q
short time 60 10 Denver, Col where he
expects to make d large landscape in oil
t:Qm nature.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

Ens1 YOU demand a B~enron''s Capcine Plaster Of
a druS, i,t. u y ert 10 receive one. Yet there are
We 7. get 10 a., a lew druggist, Of the Cheap Johr
variety VIII III try 10 persuade you to sccep
some wor h ess Substitute With a similar soundir'
name. such as 'tspsctn,' 'Caf sicum, "tapu
Gin, 10 Capri ire - etc prGhIet .ometiCe- viii
tie name b srton" or . Benton Cheap Johr
will otter lou one OF these wre.cned imitationsf 70!
hal. the pr e Of The gtuUine, a. he can well AFFORD
I do, ITS real "a 1e Ing nothing, and Its cost ba'
mule more. Esr.ar' S are the only porou, plaster
tina. can be depended upon 10 cure every ailm en-
sub ert 10 external treatment They are prom pt
sure aad thorough. Protect yourself against de-
c piiou by buyiI : Of reliable druggists only. The
genuine bears the "ihres seas trademark and
be. the word "CspSine' cut in the centre.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

Car. Asa Boo-H has rented the dining
rooms connected with his saloon, 70 Thorn
ton Yates. who has been cook 81 the res
tsursnt tor the pas, siN years. The restsu'
rant will be continued OF the eminently
hish order which hiss characterized 1t here
tofore. The cuisine will be in excellent
hands. aad The bill OF fare will contain all
the dslicacies o. The season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
Aphrodite.

"Apbrodite," TO be produced at the
Opera House Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings and Wednesday matinee, belongs
10 the order OF entertainments introduced
aud made successful in later days By thd
Vokes. There is no semblance Of a plot;
the aim is to amuse and please the public
with odd eccentric ACTON and much melo
dy. Songs are introduced ad libitum.
The Pittsburg Chronicle says OF the play
and company;
The play proved very acceptable yes
terday evening, and in spite Of the fact thai
the company assembled here, the initia.
representa- ion was, al things considered
very successful. The manager hos secured
the services OF q number OF well known fun
makers, ladies and gentlemen familiar with
the stope. Harry Brown, n very success
ful comedian, is supported by Miss Jennie
Weathersby, Thos. Seabrook, Gussie DE
Forrest, David G. Longworth and Other
clever actors. The recalls last night wert
Numerous, indicating the SUCCESS of the
new piece.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
The Price and Demand for Wool.

Mr.. Morris Horkbeimer is thus quoted
by a Pittsburgh reporter;
Wool averaged from 80 TO 50 cents
last year, and | think about the same price
will 90 this year. Washington county, in
this State, and Ohio, Brooke, Hancock and
Marshall counties, W. Va, are the great
wool producing districts. Their woods
bring more there than from other local.
ties. The demsud for them has been fall
ing of lately, az coarse woods are in great
demand. This is induced by the demand
for cheviots and coarse goods. The times,
If they are good this spring, may serve to
appreciate prices for good WOODS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
Father ~stenger's Charity Lecture Mt the
Cathedral Tonight.

Special attention is called TO Father
Stenger's lecture for the poor at the Cathe'
drsl to-night, a notice Of which appears in
another column. The Reverend gentle
man generously sacrifices valuable time to
come from d distance here to aid the cause
Of charity, and should be greeted by al
Overlooking house. Father Stenger is q
ripe scholar and a very polished speaker,
and those whose good fortune it may be TO
hear him, will, ct the anne time, aid q
noble cause, and enjoy an Intellectual
treat. There will be no charge Tor admis'
zion
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
Excursion Tickets to the South.

Excursion tickets to New Orleans,
JackeoETlle and all southern resorts are
nov on sale at the Panhandle office. For
tickets or full information call on or pi,
dress J.. G. Tomlinson, Passenger Agen,
Panhandle route, Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

The following transfer Of real estate
was left for record OF Clerk Hooks office
YESTERDAY:
Deed made January 50, 1886, by Rachel
Larkin 10 Jacob c. Thomas, for a portion
of the home farm of the late John Wilson
deceased, on Short Creek. Consideration
$l2,0
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
index 90 New Advertisements.

SUa.fai SALE =. Rhodes IS 60.
Charity L-crIrD-EeT JOS ". eo-sg1
For SaIe-B.y G and shoe store.
The Lat ,lArer-E. Marks
For Eeat-DEv4t.rE.
Notlca-A. A. tTl--a-.u
Reirogd Frise4-tr. NCuts.A 10.
EsFsT. Magic Relief. h IsH,g
Opsr4 HO.,s The ~AphrJlltl.
Wanted travelling salesman.
Wantsd-OuP thousand Uutyss.
Eor Rert-Hogs on ,la1d- aOCal tage
Fur Rsut-BrIgk Dwell q Luya. Page.
Rent heUt -Du0ts leo treAu fa.J.sto ta
les -.Loca. Page
ga,ta4raut thauxe-Asa BOota Local taSe
Ths Great Marked ~DOau-Brues & Golfer a.
al pQTe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

The B y 0. are selling low rate exclr
sioG tickets TO New Orleans, Jacksonville
and all SousEern resorts. For tickets.
tourists guides and full information, cal
on or address T. c. Barrie. Ticket Agent,
B 4 Q. depot, Wheeling, W. Ma.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
IN N
Board of Directors Elected.

The stockholders OF the BeIlaire Nail
Works held a very pleasant meeting yes,
,erday, and elected the following Board OF
Directors: Jas. b. McCortney, t. J.: De
yr,eg, Ed. Jones, f ". Ogleoay, William
SHARP. ". G. Barnard, James Wilson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
FINE RIFLE
by members OF the GERMAN Ride As.ocis-
ton, Yesterday.

-Four members Of the German H.
Association went to their range ye'tc day
afternoon to indulge in = friendly match.
Messrs. ScLreiber and Tunt have done
soma very Eae shooting. Mr.. Schneider s
is god, but ye, he has done some better
work on the bnllsye than yesterday. The
shooting WAS at 200 wares of hand, using
the American Standard target. Following
are the scores:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

THE Board Of County Commissioners
will meet 10 regular monthly session to-
morrow morning, at which time the spec
fcs,ious for the new court house will prob,
ably be offered 10 the Board by Architect
Hamilton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
TEA SETS.

With an order Of eco 90. d B~reI't..
Decorated Tea Set OF A pieces,
With an order Of SIS. 90, a Besutlu. Mos
Rose, Gold Band Tea Set Of Al piece:
With an order Of 5000, a BsslaiaI
Moss Rose, Gold Band Tea Set O. 81 P's:''
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

i novel departure in the portrait line is
the chesp crayoa work sent out by some
eastern firms who gvs their patrons the
picture if they will buT toe frame which
is On it. The crayon work is very Dad,
being nothing more than a solar print
SCARCELY covered with crayon and very
hastily executed. looking sometimes like
the person intended, but oitener not.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
RENTS AND RENTERS,
The Demand for Dwellings Very
Light at Present.
ALarge Number of Houses Seeking Ten
ants---LOwer Rents a ForegOne Con-
cIusion.--The Western Fever.

Early as i, is in the season the residence
quarters Of the city are already well dotted
over with notices of dwellings TO rent for
the coming year, while the number OF per-
soma seekinr houses seems to be phenom'
epa,Iy light. Where ouch persoDs are
found, they are almost invariably deslrouS
Of reducing their outlay for rent By one or
more dollars per month, and to do this ere
willing to seek quarters more remote from
the business centre and containing less
room than the houses heretofore occupied.
From present indications the supply o.
tenements will be
LARGELY Is EAcESs OF THE DEMAND,
and a number OF rea! estate owners find
Themselves face to face with the unpleas,
ant prospect of having empty houses on
their hands during the coming year.
The same thing is true Of owners of bus.
mess houses. There IS quite q general de,
mapd for a substantial reduction in rents
from merchants, who complain that little
money was made during the year ust past,
and half a dozen or more retailers in var
ious lines OF trade are closing up their
affairs preparatory to going out Of business
until more prosperous tunes set in.
Among this class is numbered three or
four retail grocers, q merchant tailor, a
large queensware aud glassware j%ob0ing
house, n restaurant, Il leading Market
street barber, n branch house IN the con
~fectiouery trade, and so on doSn the list.
This is o most unpleasant state of affairs
10 contemplate, out the fact that the city
seems 70 be
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

Or on n make shoes in all styles - 80
L.ocse's. 1913 Main street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31

Ofths lOint Commission to Relocate
the State Lie
Between West Virginia and Pennsylvania
Mason and Dixon's Work Veri-
fed--The Expense Small.

The final meeting OF the Interstate Line
Commission appointed in 1854 By the gu
thorities Of Pennsylvania and West Nir'
pinia to locate and correct the boundaries
between the two States was held Friday at
the Seventh Avenue Hotel, Pittsburgh
There were present on the part OF Penrsyl
yanis, WV Walker, Of Lawrence county,
and James Mccullough, of Canons
burg, Washington county; Hon. Joseph I;
Gist, J. ]. Chiply and F. L. Hope Of
this State, sad c. d. ST. CLAIR, OF
the United States Coast and Geodetic
Survey. The meeting was held 10 hear the
report of Mr.. St. Clair and to examine the
charts and maps that be had prepared az
RESULTS or HIS WORK.
These maps and charts show the theoretlc
~parallel of latitude which is the boundary
east and y est of West Virginia and Penn
s~vlvania, aud West Virginia TO the Mary
land line the boundary Of Pennsylvania,
and shows, also, the astronomical position
of the same parallel and the latitude OF the
old mounds and monuments in reference
thereto, which has been found and recog.
nized as the work of Mason and Dixon
These positions have been verified by
measurements The old line was re ettab-
lished BY the mounds. The commission
did not attempt to establish the astronomi'
cal parallel line, but recommended Tor
abortion the line as marked out ard re-
snrted by the old monuments.
THE GREATEST DEVIATION
from the theore,ic parallel wGs l7G feet,
but az the engineer approached the Mary.
land line it gradually reapprOached the old
line and at the intersection at the two
State lines was only l52 teet from it.
The completion Of Mason and Dixon's
line BY McLaiu and Neville in 1884 cores
pond very nearly with the theoretical curve
laid down by Mr.. s.. Clair. That curve
was from Broan's Hill to the southwest
corner o! p, nusy'yauia for nearly twenty
one miles, although il did not com any
nearer 10 The astronomical parallel than
the work of Mason and Dixon.
Mr.. T. L. Hoge, Of this cty, a civil
engineer
or CONSIDERABLE DISTINCTION
said yesterday, Work Logan in 1888,
mean The meridiaa boundary WAS begun
then, aLd finished at the parallel boundary
for thirtysix miles, end again eighteen
miles, making fifty four miles. We did
the north and south lire in 1881.
An interval Of delay followed conse,
qucnt upon The procrsIinating policy OF
the Legislature OF the two States in making
appropriations. The work WIS rapidly
done aud a; much less expense than for
the settlement Of the line between Pennsyl.
yauia and Ohio. The total cost has been
only 5 $500.
Col. James MoIreIl, Of Harrisburg, the
original chairman o! the Commission, died
in 1855, and we parsed appropriate te?olu,
tions At the meeting concerning his death
I'VE shall have
y MORE MELTING,
and that will be not q business meeting
Il will be Ga the occasion Of the dedication
Of the monument that vii! mark the State
lines where the West Virginia State line
jntersects the Maryland line. The State
line has bsen marked by durable monu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
y MORE uulTiNu,

and that will be not 2 business meeting
Il will be Ga the occasion Of the dedication
Of the monument that vii! mark the State
lines where the West Virginia State line
jntersects the Maryland line. The State
line has been marked by durable monu.
merts 10 close together that they axe pFac,
tirallF interYisible-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-31
TEA COMPANY

iii Market st., wheeling. W. Va,
gael Market ST., Wheeling, W. Va,
lcT Belmont st Beliaire, o.
1870 South Fourth st , steubenyili., o.
) Ohio St, Allegheny, Pa.
WE LEAD, LET THOSE WHO CAN fylLJ"
Aarf9
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A Call For T. Convention in Pirtsburg.

A Call For u COnN entiOn in P~ittsburg.
The Ministry and Eldership of the Pres
byterisn Church in Western Pennsylvania,
Eastern Ohio and West Virginia has been
called to meet in convention February LIST,
I'd and Sd, in the First Church, Of Pitts.
burg, for consultation and prayer, with q
view Of scebiDg the %outpouring Of God's
spirit in q widespread and powerful revival
OF religion in ell the churches. The open.
ing sermon will be preached on Monday
evening by the Rev. Charles S. Pomeroy,
D. d, Of Cleveland, Ohio, and
addresses will be delivered
upon the following subjects, inter.
spersed with devotional services, during the
sessions OF the convention: The relation
between q Revived Ministry and @ Revived
Church" BY Rev. W. NJ. Taylor; Present
Hiudrances to a Revival Of Religion" By
Rev. d. 4 Cunningham, D. D.; "Histor-
zeal and Seriptural relations between
Humiliation and Prayer, and q Revival
OF Religion, Thy Rev. 7. II. Robinson, ID d
Grounds Of Encouragement leading us 10
expec. a Revival Of Religion, by Rev. E
P. Cowap, d. D.; Are We ready Tor a Re
yival of Religion, by Rev. A. Donaldson,
d. d The best means Of promoting q
Revival, - by Rev. S. W. Miller, d. D., and
Rev j. D. Moorhead. The pastoral letter
to the churches will be prepared by Rev J.
|. Erowasou, d. ID