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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

Ali the right title, interest, claim and demand
OF ). A. Topper, OF, in aud 70 all that certain
messuage or tract OF land, situate in New BAlii-
more borough and in Allegheny township, som
erset county, and state OF pennsylvania adjoin-
ing land OF a E Fyan. Henry May busher, John
Fisher. Adam Georges heirs Frank Topper and
J. VI. Topper, containing one hundred and forty
lliOl acres more or less, about twenty acres of
which Is timber balance cleared and in a good
state Of cultivation, having thereon erected a
large two-story frAme dwelling house, bank
barn, dlstillery In running order. ware htuse.
large store room and other buildings. with an
orchard OF fruit-bearing trees on the premises,
with the appurtenances
Taken in execution and 10 be sold ss the pop
eriy OF 3 A Topper at the suit Of 6. ", Bittner
and George j. Walker.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

hereby certify that the following accounts
have been fled n my Oslce according &c law.
and win be presented 20 the Court FOR c0-lrnia-
N
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
Friday, December 9th, 1898,

at one O'Clock p n, the following described real
efla,e, 70 wit:
An the right. title. interest. claim and demand
O. Joseph keefer, of, in and 10 all that certain
10; Of ground situate in Somerset borough. som
eFset county, Pa. bounded On the north by san
street, ON the cas-. By alley, sOnth By lot Of
Ismes Zimmerman. and on the west by street,
having thereon erected two one and haif-story
dwelling houses, With the appTrtenAnees.
Taken in execution as the property Of Joseph
keefer, al the S1it OF A. J. CO.bOrn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15

All the right, title. interest, claim and demand
OF George Fogie. T. ". Hartman and Charles
Miller, Of in and TO all that certain trsct Of land
and dislilieTy, situate in Allegheny township,
Somerset county. Pa, bounded by the State road
east south and west, containing thirteen seres
and ninety-six pe-chef more or less, having
thereon erected O new distiilary building, with
all the Necessary distilling apparatus, q bona
house and other buildings, with the right and
privilege TO have the free Of all the water TO
Ian the distillery, that flows across the road
from the spring back Of the house Of Alon1o
Hartman. For reservation see DEED from K. W.
Hartman and wife 20 AlOnzo Hsrinan. dated
March Sdth, ls9i, recorded in Deed Book, Vol y,
page $40. &c, with the appCrtensnces.
Taken IN execution and 10 be sold a. the prop
erty OF George Fogie, W. Hartman and Cnsr.ts
Miller, at the snit Of George G. Walker and
Irh-a IL Nillar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
CHERIFF's SALE.

By Eirtae Of SGndry writs Of Fieri Faclas. Ven
ditioni Exponas and LevRri Facias. issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas, OF Somerset county,
Pennsylvania, 70 me directed there will be ex-
posed TO public sale, al the COurt House, in soIn
erSel borough. OF.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-11-15
New Warehouse.

Call and examine stock and get my prices
before buying ngelsewhere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
AMUSEMENTS.

TIE DREW COMEDY Co, headed
by incom parable Mrs. John Drew, are
In the city, and Will make their APP
pearance In the famous Rivals this
evening. There Is no Increase In
prices for either ,hi. or the Girl Left
Behind Me engagomont--tngush both
belong In tho class which has hitherto
charged dollar and a hall la thls
city.
"flT UToNIANs" Ia the title Of
new opera company Just formed 90 thts
city. Like the iamuus B1stOnlAuH, tue
new Organization will rely flr iis
strength anu popularity on iu Unscm-
bic, aud how strong this ~
can be Judged when the nantes
Of the principals are given. AZ iur az
known they are PfuL krOusu com
ductor, Jennie Hawley Woodrow coa.
traltO, Jennie winston soprano, Bert
HsvcuH tenor, Messts. Hnviland aud
WcstosvClt comedians. ~ b. expected
that the chorus Will largely 10 made
u the SINCERE who took lart la
Fatinatza some time ago anu the
initial performance Get down Tor
Thanksgiving day. Success to tho
UtUulnns.
A CELTnRATED CASE went Saturday
night 10 u gTtauy improved gathering,
and the rendition was ~ all ways
orcditahle. The new stock company
have very properly decided 90 try, Try
again, anu have booked a date about
the middle Of November Tor a prlduc.
ton OF the celebrated sensational
gypsy drama, The Rimany Rye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Held In the Tabernacle, Sunday, OC.
tober 10, 1903, al sp.m.

Elder Heber J. Grant ad-
dressed tho congregation and spoke
about the restoration OF the Gospel
through the fundamentally Of the
Prophet Joseph Smith, who also, by
the administration Of holy angels,
such a. John the Baptist, aud Peter,
James ana John, was ordained 10 the
Aaronlo anu MelchiseieF Priesthood.
Tho Lattcr.day Saints arc the only
people on the face Of tho earth VINO
Claim to possess divine authority as 10.
stored to the earth In the nineteenth
century, aud who testify that they en-.
JOY the same gifts aud blessings that
the Saints In ancient days rejoiced In.
Yet We are tho only denomination
which was denied representation at
the parliament Of religions recently
held IN Chicago. Not only were the
different aO'Cnlled Christian spcts ac.
corded hearing in shat august budy,
but Pagans, MUhRmmelals anu
representatives 1i AL creeIs, whether
they represented large or small fol.
loWlnEi were permitted o prwout
their views ON the matter Of divine
wofship ana religious doctrines; the
Latler'day saints, who according 10
tue pattern leitDy the Savior and Ills
Apostles represent the only true
Church on the earth at the present
time, was the only religious body de-
niod hearing. Tho fact mat we
number nearly three hundred thou.
sand members was not tlken into con.
Fldefau0n, though Bocts who perhapa
command following lass than ton
thousand were readily admitted. This
goes 10 prove that anything IN the
shape OF man.made creed OF religion
In acceptable TO heniyhtod ana fallen
world, In preference To tho true and
unpolluleu religion Of the Savior Of all
ihe world. Sur,ly the time will come
when those who thus txolu ie
tho GJgpel Of Jeaus CHRIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16

James A. Bartlgs,e0, OF Spring City,
Ssnpele county, made filing this AZ.
tctno0n In tho land office " his 40.
plicatlon for homestead entry 10 tho
tuuihrnst quarter u section n, town.
shlr 10 south, range east.
Elisha Brandon, Of Mt. Pleasant,
Ssnpctc county, made application for
humettcad entry 10 the nOrthwest
quarter of the southwest quarter, the
south half OF the southwest uuarter,
aud the southwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter OF section 20, town.
shin II south, range I east.
Don G.. shirts, of Milford, Beaver
county, also made filiug this afternoo f,
9inn application for homestead entry
70 the southwest quarter Of the north.
west quarter Of section ~, and tire
southeast quarter OF the northeast
quarter and the west half Of the north.
east quarter Of section is, township 20
south, range 10 west.
John NORWOOD Jr., OF Ncphi, Jugb
county made final proof to-day OF his
desert entry 10 tho northeast quarter n
the northwest quarter Of section 88,
township IL south, range east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16

In this suit the demurrer was With
drawn ami ten days allowed to an.
swvf.
ANOTHER CLAIM FOR rAMAoE3.
The trial u the suit brought by
Chas. 4. Nelson against the salt Lake
Rapid Transit company was then
called, the plnintiii being represented
by Judge Powers nnd Attorney Arm.
strong and tho defendants by Att1r.
ney waldemnr Van Cot. The
amount claimed ia $4,000.
The plainuii allie ges That on October
g5th. 1891, he was ~ passenger by Que
Of the eompany's cara FROM the race
track to the city, for which privilege
he had paid ten cents, hut that, never.
tbelpsa, he was assaulted by the
conductor and put OF the car tlhis, ton,
Ina tbs night ume) In uangurO Nv
and uniuhabitod spot Nelson
further states that hB hau about
sllO1 In his pockets when ,jgCte1,
and was "in danger OF being robue J.. %
The defense claims tnnt Nelson was
smoking n cigar On the car, that whom
requested not 10 DO so no iusultod Tia,
conductor, aud his manner was such
that his rieotment became ab-olutuiy
necessary.
The hearing was proceeding when
the curt adjourned luf luncheon.
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TH7 Ta9 DESRRBT BBTS SHOULI
BIZ SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREFER.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
THREE FORGED Greeks.


A sleek individual got In some fine
work Of crooked character ON SAtur.
day night He passed by tho name
OF q, B, Hin and claimed to
be an ex.employs Of the Nam.
moth Mining company MT Tinlio.
To establish this he had with him a
we'll written business.like letter pur.
porting 10 have been received by him
from u. IL, Robinson, manager
OF the Mammoth. In showing
this he experienced little diiil.
Guilty In finding men TO cash
number OF checks all dfAwn Tor sl7. &.
90 each. The victims, ~ far as known
up 10 date, arc II. IS. Waluron, s. Is.
Newman aud +. I. Nystrom. The Tor.
gerry was first Uncovered at the Dosefct
National Bank, on which two of the
eheche were drawn. The police uro now
DO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
Wonderland.

The talented stock company will
produce At this house tor the week
commencing October 18TH the favorits
drama The Lightning Rod Agent.
Tuo Dawsons will present their won
deriul stiit roller skate act and many
new faces will DO seen on the bilou
stage.
Mile. Clelo, the handsome lady who
fearlessly handles a den OF reptiles, has
been engaged for another week, also
George Karlavagn, the tatloJed mau.
These people are the representatives.
In their iiue OF business aud arc prov.
ing drawing carls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16

touL,M lin Salt tAgr city october l' l,lI,
ailgr Lingering Mtos- n Tour Er.ls John
luuIHm. Doe inc sixty eighth scar HINI. &c.,
Funeral HurIctH Nill Doe LU.. Boz Che i.I.Huth
word Assembly unll, wednesday. uyIH. q. l6,
10 p.m. tuuull arO respectfully IHNt.I.
NHAl.=ln SALE Lake tItr October I.. l-lL
John rp infant con OF n. b.. uuI I.ssIu sands
cray.
Funeral from parents residence 80 south,
Ninth Kat Htl.Df Ton IuU.UHE. october Do. at 7
D.. BOO. iuUuusui family Invited.
NuUmLr-ht junction. rIHfu County, Utah,
september %, 49,, L,uI.. 0Nuu.f IHU4H Nor.
900, lluu oct 90. ISIS,
Also no the same place. sort - I-ll Mary
Pearl, adopted child Of John HrI Ulla H.. Nor
rll hErd 30 ycar NJ, % months uua dils.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
ASSESSMENT NorlnE

THE sUmu MNwa IS NItriS0 CoMrAyr.
principal p'HrU oft .uHIuCfH, salt Lake g.t-
san rkc County. Utah. location u uIrr
Gold lui, Wnin. District, Pinto Co. JtEb.
NOTICE rs UEUIul GtVrN TlI,T
~ % a murtH. uf tho Director of ID a
Pc ior Mining Hu1 Milling Company. hold lG
uctnlnr tlh, l'. hu ASSIGNMENT Of one cent
no corporation, payable 90 uurp DO IS i
ucattIv, -cgrurrEts thD Dn.oo OF tho c0farHry.
room 80 Constitution Nul.lin. suit I4Ep ttlt'
Ans atOrl upon which tHls tffrssmpHt r..y
roman unrH'l ou iHH lNth dhy OF Now u'..T.
1909, wall lu delinquent and advertised fnr u. >
% public auction, |uf uulcHs payment RI raIr
brr I7., tp U.F tUr up iuguuut nsHg.ef4,rr
together with costs of aiyCrlisng ana g,pgnsr
Of talc, W, J, bEArilE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
Expression Of Thinks.

Willard Weiho ani eisler degiro TO
thank the many friends who NO kind.
ly assisted them at tho time Of he
death and burial Of their mother
slsor Byletle Sophia Wolht; also ~
the Bi-nOpriu Ui the ward President
a. NJ. Cannon aud Elder BywAteg for
their Kind expressions o. sympathy,
for their beautiful iilral Offering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
DEMOCRATS AT BEAVER.
They Are n Session AZ That Place
This Afternoon.

Special q Hs Nrws per Dei,rs Td graph
BEAVER, Oct. l6.-Quito Hu Gu
thusiastic Democratic convention is
now In session here In tho court house
for tue purpose Of nominating u meme
Der Of the legislature Of this the six
teunth district, aud olooting delegate
10 attend the district convention 10
be held NJ PatowAn on saturday
next, 10 nominate councillor 10 tue
next legislature ~ represent this
southern district, comprising eight
counties. At tho fmaty caucus this
morning, among the delegates were
Beaver aud Iron counties, Frank lUl-
ton, the present county clerk, appeared
10 be the choice OF the Beaver county
delegates for "A member OF tho lsg.ila-
tuTc, aud NJ Iron county cOuCcdos TO
Beaver the right aud preferences 10 soud
the next member, 10 ~ certain o.
let 1Olton bc n0mlnuted this al
tUrpuon. There was a good
REORGANIZATION from Cedar, knnATra,
patOwan and all the points IN Beaver
county. rhs Hon. Chhs. Adams Of
ParOwRn has Just finished rousing
speech on democracy, expressing his
con fidence o a victory over Repubii.
cans Mt the coming election.
John Henderson Of Pafowan was
made permanent chairman anu DE-.
Geo. II. FcnuemOre secretary. Tue
attendance Il good,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
Jnyenile Choir

win reoonvene and reorganlzo for
their coming season next Saturday
at the Assembly Hall beginning at
halt past two clock. All VINO dtrirc
10 Retain their membership for the
coming year should be- present, and
any desiring to Join may be enrolled.
A new roll viii be made out and
vigorous work Will be tskcu up at once.
A grand singing contest under the
auspices Of this choir IL 10 DO one Of
lhs coming musical event6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
HAS BEEN TOLD TO GO.


Today George w. Walton, one Of the
bAillns Of the Third district court re.
ceived letter from U. 3. Marshal
Brigham which reads; al feel myheli
compelled to ASK for your resignation
% bailiGto take effect Tuesday mora.
lug, the 18th inst. Ny reasons Tor TIL.
step seem ~ me TO be good ones, but |
take pleasure ia stating that they are
not In any way connected with any
complaints ~ to your character OF
faithulnusp.n
Mr.. Walton, who IL 70 years Of age,
served n n deputy under the late
Marshal Dyer aud, latur, was ap-
pointed court bailiil under eN. Mar
shnl parsonn. He was re.ongaged IN
this capacity by Marshal Brigham
when that official took hold OF the
Ieins a short time ago "Unole
George" by which title he 10 familiar
~ known here, has bocn always a
favorlte around the courts, and not
few viii regret his departure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
Arizona Statehood Convention.

An Arizona Tenth Statehood con.
ventlon has been called TO meet Mt
PhWuiX November .7th, to "adopt
such muahufesaH may seem appropriate
10 secure tho admission Of Arizona as
u state, and to select u suitable number
OF delegates to advance such cause be.
fore Congress" The convention will
consist OF seventy delegates and the
call II signed by J. w. Evans, a. @.
Baker, VIM, Christy, n. o. Murphy,
Henry n. Kemp, Jerry Mlllay, w. H.
bmlth, ~. II. HIIIer, FTank Cox.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
Held Up and Beaten.

Jack Plummer who lives on Third
South street between Ninth and Tenth
East streets reported at tho police
station last night that he was held up
up aud beaten by couple Of thugs
aOout B O'Clock, near the corner Of
Eighth East and Second South streets
He had taken from him n plug OF
tobacco and his pocket knife. The
latter was returned TO him. lie wan
then assaulted, he believes, Tor the
reason that he hal no money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
Milling and Mining Go.

The articles ofthe Cyclonius Milling
and Mining company were filed with
Territorial Secretary Richards today.
The particulars Of the organization
were given Ia the NEWS somu weeks
ago, when tho articles were placed on
die with the county clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
Want to Disiurorporate.

a petition signed by nearly 100 clti-
zens OF Boun,iiul has been presented
10 the city council OF that place asking
that the question Of the municipa ity's
disinc0rporatiOn be- submitted 10 the
electors Of that place at the next city
election. High taxes are said 10 be
tue bone OF contention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
WITHIN OUR GATES.

Wilson II. Dusenherrv, ono Of he
best known residents OF Provo since @
was boy, fors3ok his local habitat N
lor time today and while hero made
a brief call on tho NEWS.
80
U. s. Marshal brigham n of for the
East On viii be- absout two or three
weeks, depending ON how no gels
through with what he hus to DO al
that point Of the compass.
"a
>. Pu2zl, physician aud author o.
iafl'i France accompanies by "a.
Helssni, civil engineer Of the same
place. spout yeste day hero IN CONE
pany with some OF our leading NJ. ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
Lndges Of Lleelion.

The Utah commission met today
and appointed Judges OF election for
several counties. The list was not
ready, however, In time for insertion
In tOday's NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16

CHICAGO, O1t l5.-Tho Woman,s
Chriguan Temperance Union cuugress
C1uTouod ln the art Institute ia a
morning, A large number Of pro.
miuuut temperance women were rtts.
eul and addressed the congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16

iHIll. Oct 90
Whcai-Tum. cash. GlH Dee
Curu-strat " cash Iir H.U.
uats--fu.dy. cash, $3.50. uu.t
rUrtast Ady. cash, 1850, Jan, IH.A.
ihfdastCauy each. @ 800 AluH .|.t
Ribs STEADY cash, a.iis Jan. rll.
NftHl.
barley ruuluAL
lIHNal.I
Timothy 1881.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16

The next regular session Of the High
Council Of the Salt Lake Stake Il Zion
Will convene on "wednesday, October
10, 1903, ut 1880 pm.
Jams ID. STIRLING,
Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
CLAIM FOR $4,000.
Action by a Passenger Against the
Salt Lake Rapid Transit.

In Judge Zaue'a division Of the
Third district court this morning, In
the case OF the White River Valley
Live Stock company VI II. J Burras.
ton, stay was ordered pending the
COURTS ruling on motion for new
trial.
DfMuRRER WITHDRAWN.
II. w. Ross Va the Salt Lake Alb.
sITac, Title anu Guarantee company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
Elders Meeting.

The Ninth quorum OF Elders viii
meet Ia the Eleventh ward meeting
house tonight at 1880 O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
eAI.r LAEn cLEAma0 uUu.r.



1opAY's QUOTATIONS.
New Y0rk - Silver 1sj lead,
$3.50.
ORE AND uuLIIN,
r. II. Jones & CO. received to-day:
Billion, sll,OlJ; ore, 5000. IU,ah
$4,000.
Mccormick IS c.. received to-day;
Hanaucr bullion, $4,000 silver auJ l.aI
ores, $1,000. Total, sblUU.
Wells, Fargo a. Go. rpH,ivtI today.
Miugo bullion, SSH, Dhy bullion,
sl3,77l; ore, sls,i2l. Total, SiU,5l2,
W. q. NJ. steward had loo touuy Tor
assay IS tons Of Ccnivuulu Eureka
ore, o tons ~ York ore, - TONS ID. Ben
ton ore, tons Of ON Jordan and
Gaicua concentrates, a. TOM 1i Homer.
iue ore, ami tons VI OH Jordan anu
Gn."un ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16
I SAVINGS BARK.


1Co MAIN BTElEr.
Cucu Saturday evenings from Ito d o'eIoct
Itr cent interest paid on deposits OF 800 pr
Dol pie, and compounded four times q yolr
liih Tide Insurance Trust Co.
pIlIAl, 'HGttC, EulL ram
>. n. nuotY, President W. s. McCoRwg,,
VICE frcsdanti A. l.. THOMAS, seuy.i h. Il.
" lIAb. Cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16

To purity, v.t,liAp auu eufl5. the blood,
an give nerve, bodily ana dig,ativs
strength, take HloUE SnfrAfnri!ln.
Continue the medicine offer every
meal Tor a month or two and yCu vii!
feel "iikr now mau.n The mt.it "
HgOd's SaramdllA r. proven by To-
thousands NJ wonderful cuIOs. Why
don't you try it.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-16

HOODS rills cure constipation. They
are the oeFtaf,cr'oinner pin Aud family
cathnriic. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05

An old man and woman s,oo,
statue OF the Republic In the W. near the big gilt
Boston woman heard the p nvrr. Of Honor and
s'1rs IS pSs sSpp %S Ss
was solid gold Il would course not Why il IL
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-05
A BISHOP on SERMONS.
From Black and White.


One does not look to a prelate for frank fun. but
the Bishop Of Wakefield. unasked has vouchsafed
some genuine humor on The subject OF preaching.
He has clearly made study of the art and he d.
vides the modern sermon into seven species Thus
have:
The sesquipedalan: big words hiding little
thoughts. .'..
THE Wishy-washy: explanation required.
THE PyrOtechpic blazing with brilliant meta
phors ana Illustrations, and finishing with faint
odor Of gunpowder.
THE Anecdotic: teeming with stories-some Of
them good enough once but gone bad by keeping.
The Flowery; In which rhyme Is OF more impor-
tancc than reason
The Mellifuous: with calm. unbroken flow.
THE Paregoric against which The powers OF
wakefulness fail; like roll of ribbon. much
alike at all points that yard can be cut of any
where" Who does not know each and all of these?
This is form of pastoral which congregations as
q rule. will not disapprove.
In connection with this severe episcopal utter
ance there Is story on the other side
G going the ecclesiastical round clergy
and gave out as his text. 1.-The devil like
q roaring hon, goeth about seeking whom he may
devour. In the same breath. before beginning his
DISCOURSE he continued MY friends you will prSb-
ably have heard that the Bishop OF Manchester has
announced his intention OF visiting every church in
MS diocese. and consequently We may very shortly
expect to see him among US.