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AYIStiNitYIII !en otlees,
; Auditor's notices, 'l5O Busthess Cards, llve
%hies, (per year) 05.00, addition.llllnes, #l.OO each.
YEARLY Adyertlsementsl are entitled to gnaw.
terlychanges„,
TRANSIENT advertisements must tie paid for
IN ADVANCE.
ALL Resolutions of ANSOCI I IOIOIIg s Communica
tions of limited or Individual [lnterest, and notices
of Mantsgekand Deaths. ei f e=g five lines, are
charged TEN` CENTS PER
JOB PRINTING, of every kind, in plain and
Taney .colors, done with neatness and dispatch.
Handbills, Blanks, Cards, Pitmphlets.
Statements, he., of every variety and style, printed
at: Die abOrtest. mutter. Tite le ttorpillue Is,
well arftlled `WWII ;Sower is altabrt-i
!bent of new type, and everything In t he Printing,
lino can be 'executed In the. Most artistic manner
and at the lowest rates.
TERMS INVARIABLY CASH.
Prdeutotal and Biuiaesi Caki.
nVERTOX & MEUCUR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
:•.• 1 TOWANDA. rA.
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Office ore.; Montatv'es Store - . ! (inay673
OVERTONi RODNEY A. IdERi.I.IR
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Qnvi
11 & MONTANYE, Arroß-
T Tiiews At . .ofOttN *Oran' .01 Win and
ne St, opposite Dr. Porters Drag Store. •
W - CARNOCIIAN, Ancgt
• NEY AT LAw Trtiy, ,Vollections
&axle awl promptly remitted: - arb154911.
Tir•w.- PATRICK:a Arronsxr AT
LAW. .Office—liercirs flock, next door
;to Express Office, Towanda, Pa; •
jtyl7-73.
DR. 470,oniwR,x,lySi7
clan and gnigeon: . , O;11Seel lave 6. A. Black's
•craery store. •
. Towanda. May I. 18721y.'.
WOOD S,4.NDESON,
• XTTORNEYS AT LAW.
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• ToWANDA, PA.
WOOD. Cluar27)"- JNO. sANDERSON
pECK & STIIEETER.
TJWANDA,
fit", [Janls.74) ;11, STIZEETEII.
J.,9tixox
. NEWTON . ,
',,,'Physlel'ani And Sutgaroq.. Office 0 - er
Porter A son'x Pnv , Store. Tim!Atl,la. Pa.
T. 11..1011?.i.SON. 31. It,. It. N NEWTON. 31. It.
jatil-7511.
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TTOTZSEI : lAT J. All", -
Tow DA. PA
:Trill, 1873,
GEORGt W. BRINK, JuAice of
the Peace and eonveyanefr, Also Instteanee
- 4:eta, Leßay:oAlle.
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lI D.
. a l n j d . a i tt ) , ( lS ' erd 9 ,N 1 ;IL c fount! -ISi. In the
elegant new moms on 2nd floor of Pratt'., new
order on State Strret. Rnxlnra
244t.f.
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mr . B. KELLY, DO . TIST.-01 : 11Ce
• over M. E. Ihnwhflehlls, Towanda. Pa.
Teeth itewrte.l on 60111. Silvey, Ituhher. and Al
n Innhun.lnise. Teeth 'citracte4liwithnnt yaln. '
Oet, al-72. ' 11-
DEEP R 'DAVIES.
ATTOIINENS AT LAW
31ERC1'It'S:BLOC.K
April 1-74. l TowAxDA, PA.
I ' !l4T R 'MAXWELL
V ATTigt NEI'S S. - . COl. - NSI.OIII!LAT-LAM
Wire over 1 /ayton's Store. Towanda.
.1. A'IS EW WILT, WM.I-',NI A XIV ELL.
('fay itiannazo
aprnn.
McPITEIZSON, TORSEY AND
_go ri/USSELOR AT L.W. Mill:Ma Pa.
(Mee ht Tracy ,& Noble's Newt Mork, cutayla,
DR. C. 31. STANL't, DENTIST ;
Having reminvoNl omee Into •rra, y
0.,,Cs Dew Meek, over Relit Wal row: more.
I, now prersre4 to .all klu4h of .frnial work
Ile ha , . r 0. 4. /11 a new ga, aparatm..
rt ti: V. Mitt.. C. E...COUNTI
It givt•ft
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1115.0 i-7,
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.IrrottNuy
AT I..I.W,AVAALI" , I Will attend
; ill rotro•to•fl to hi. Scare I:ratifont,
s t illivan ;mil Wyoming Coilhtio_s; Ince with F.:41.
porter. s roovls-71.
FIBIE=MMI
1101=11DECERB=
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Ntarch •24-71.
(1; BU — it.
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• rAmpTioN% N. Itl d . 1 , 0
%1110) i c ( oUNTY.
• Tre.ats tv•w Mac lee
ci.timltell by letter. .
[nitgt:4;l.
CIVER.TON EE, ATTOR
Eyi: AT I.BW, T 4 ow &Nu II AV illg en
ter two oiler ;Hwy protesslotta
,en ices tti i.taf,lie. given t(
In the )rphate- .1114 Re 44 1,1..1 . : 4 Courts.
IVERTONyI (aprl4-70) N. r. EI.SIIItF.E
A DILL ... 1 / 4 ; CA
TTOII N: EY 4 AT LAW.
MOIVANDA, PA.
I )flive in W..11*. Work, fa:4 d..ni-outh of the Fino
-Natimul bank, Ule`Taim ~
1f...T: MADILL. : r_ttle.T.ViTy I .T. .7 , :, ( ~ FF.
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C.S. li I'SSF.r.L•s 1
cexea.ti.
INSURANCE AIGENCY,
Ti 11TX \V. MIX
I TTOI: N . EY :LT 1..1111,'
Tl•un - ANIn%.
2 4 ide l'al.lle wrn.a•.
tE , '•
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f I I IIE 1:NI)F,116161NliI),
ANI) tvklio, to toform
4•iriz:•ll, of Towanda and ‘Onlty. that Irr Will
particular attention to iltalvlng plows tlesizto4
lweiftrallop t for ari.titainolr i of buildings. pri-
Soperlittotokoi 0 7,lvott for teas
r“topoll 41Si• .tt N. E.
• mol .froot s .
Touatota.
i (7. 1-II XREE, (.1' A 1111 1.1 GE
fr •l ' t INT Ej: AN ill 111.:( . . 1 1:iTE111'. Al.. man
,l,,, titrer .4 f Iroano.otal I: loss ',..?10w Carat , . 'a few
t1.,..r4 oaNt of air lil:PvitTE it (MI%
pin 24-75. -
ATT W. KINGSBURT. ,
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1141'it I: , T VIE. 1.11 V..1111i1l .10:11 , 1:NS
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h ht. P. 72. • TOWANDA. PA.
INSVIIANCt AGENcY. .‘ •
Tht• rolholvlnZ •.
NELTABLE AN • TPIED
Co'ulpapj ,,
I. '1111!i.:.
IME.
31}:1:flIANTS.
4). A. 111.ABK
11 1 # 71
N A TION - .Bf:BA NK
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OF TOlt MIA;
C IN] AI
tiI:KPLUS FUND
lkiirk: ohm FiAC 11./TIT.S for
tr.lnsaetinn of a
IiENER tit BANXING KSINESS
INT3 - 111:;T PAID AN nr.rosrriz ACCMIDIn
TO AGREEMENT._
! .- TEcIAL CAE* GIVEN TO THE COLLECTION' OF
oTE , -AND
i
I .4 rtic• %JAW{ to .\ 1) MONIV to any part of
!),.. t'l , n , dstate.t. rtneand. Ireland. Scotland. or
ti..! principal erne , : and tnwlr of Enrqi.;., can titre
Ur .It aft,. for that iturix , se. I
PA SSAOE' TICKETS •
t. fnnu
the ULt Comirry, by 1)1-10..t rteAtit or
..blnt; 11n, atyrayx on Foal.
QV6I ST itrinA,Etitt.rize
14glirt. 'rice paid or S :Bonds
•
Gold and Silver
Po WELL.
Pre.sidetit,
'Tim LITTLE STocc,E. •1611 L -N I) CORIit
• !. the tk4t place 111' - T(na - a . 4 ,1 )117 roll
,
CIGARS ANIi TOBACCO,
mtacu gt_ Low -
BLOCS. opposite &tiff MUSS
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W.t - ALVORDisPlollohinr. N.
voLult
• " ' now not of
*Magi MOTT Anittenrpin
, .
Usual Exhibition tobe heia'
• Wabash', inntrodaTt',rditt'illelit.6oer
93, salt 4,1875. ' :
to Itifirtifttima. •" • : A '
The boots itt entry INA its ' , speak na and after
`seteuth yof Bereantre at the • alike of
tite to Towanda, andkablbitare Arelar
tivAiity thaested to notice tilt the itatry InatSts
Will ha closed itt Titeiday, the Ala day of mon& r,
and that entries mid be inadt; Detour That Stat.:-
Ike ear! ter tkibetter, This regnliffita is Intended
betit' aceounnodattaniandsoindguateats,•
sad brpreteutitut delay and ctinfudrin it the Oka.'
tag if the Pair, to etialde distigei tb oasis etaudia- :
flows and award remtnnts on the And Altyc Es.
Ididtors lath thus dert4 the full benefits of the:
award* made to them. ' • • • '
. •
Exhibitors can enter gash Mithoutextra charges
open tbe pritehase of h theinberstdp 'Hetet, nue no
article shali the entered for inert than onerenfintni:
except upon miyment of one donee • for :each , iefttil;
tienittentry. '. These reghhitteite MI entries
except Wbeii test Of speett'is required, to iirtilehz ten .
,per Cent. of the wbolipreinittni with be i i harieth
.All renews wird Inteini'to exhibit ble•Sea,:
sheep or mine, should halite them entered spin the
• trecretay's Leek. as far as is . ..sable, at trait a meek
berate OM Fair. ; •
• ; Exhlblh:es metre a card 'for each neticle
entered, iirsiguatteg the class and nuaibrir int the
entry, Which must be attached to the article.
• Ito antmai without a Card attached can lie in the
stalls without the consent of the committee In
charge of that department . ; nor can the Society
assure.. any exhibitor, who neglects this require
meet, that theywill be *awed upon by - the
In justice to those who erthiply 'with the titles eg the
Society, they shall Wail cases orsCreeetre attention.
•
Articles or animals relturred from tbe: ;•,t, auntie,
before the chime at the exhibition, except by per
milt:Mon of tht4onimitlee In charge, eatmoetreelve
a pretutatn, though awarded.
i j NlCtf.r.S AND REGULATIONS. '
I: No premium Will be *warded au any article or
animal in the absent* •of onmpetions 'unless' the
Judges deem ft meritorious,
2. Articles or aulmais entered ter exhibition Mast
he on the grounds by neon Wf the first dayOt the
Fair, or they wilt not reteivee premline, even the' ,
awarde4. • . •
i. A rdeles or animals entered ter exhibition %Ili
hot ire allotted to be removed from the 'Pair
Grounds, except by pertitl.fiia of tae etentaltt4 In
charge.
,4. Nu prrialtitri 1011 be awarclell on any article or
animal wile*. the imtrftard Is attached.
• .5 ! Cake, niefuil, confectionery, or other steads, or
sake's, and stioirs or exhibitions, luny be adigitted
to the FMr Ground!' hyapidicallon to the President
and !vying a'reasintable compensation for Ito samm
None or the altre, will bc allowed outpidu of the
Oirlo,urt.• near the gra:ltl. , . -
G. No splrltpous Ibinors 14talt tc solti, nu r 'khan
gambling tM abiliect nn the grounds' dprbas the
days of tho Fair.
Mrong and offletrut police tome *lll be on
gmund day - anct right-during-the-Fair.
IL The Sollefy*lll ettrefttatr pretterre aU slth•les
whhe ouiv.blblth , t l / 4 but *boy vi Iti stet lie , re.isnislide
for atly los.seg of at etitenti that ma,y
stallsr. bedding, and an abundanee of
red for fullmaiin an rihlbitltnt, be frurnislicil
lr• Society. fiN•ii of charge, - , ,
ID. All nulniOs t•iitered In Cla9 hoist he
" 1 ' 16 ' 41 nt their rw , stniiitikto the track at the lours
named (pi u Web due notice alit be given), nrtrY
edit ny4.l.e judg,
11. .1114 , retillimr. no! t tllc4 for by the 111" st of
January i,t %Oil ferf.lie4l to the Sorlely
f-'t..V4S
ItITRIt-At'CATTLE
j.kat. - 4 1111INAlltn
T 1 ot
WI
yok.. - worldnr, rattle
Fat ex
Fat Cow
Sl' Er I SI.
row or,•ir roar ye • ars 01.1. firm %Mat larg..4
quantity of butter was made In /sae caret
Cow 1111,1 o: four soar. old. from ulittli larkeNt
• linatitiq mad.. to one wort
T4)11" ANDA, I•. 1
Nick
•
laml•
•
pair MTN , . . :1
54111.6 pr.wium, "4119141111,5,
ot , Voltag :111 , 1
- cI.ASS
SWINE.
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not ie.., than 5, und.tr, As
witilthq
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soLlt!.. pr-mlet ,, t for 11..r1( .1111--. t.. s
1.4 tli...trt R hit,.
I LABS 11.
11-11 , 1Ztrl 1.111;1:L11 AND ItLOOl PEI, liriles,f,s;
hest slallieti. I years and aver', ti 412 ..
241 " " 4 4
4Llitb.r I 3 -,,,,,
.. - I . 3
roll uteler.2 ream 3
t lita'rs• I years ate' ever 3
moiler fume years 2
ltr-s. ('lt •
. ;lure ..
12.
FUR
IteM r•tallit ,, u. 4 years and tyrer t. 6 ro
4
Mare 4
,; • 4
stalllai ender 4 yonr , ‘ 4
mare 3
gelding 3
colt 3
1.5125,000
50,000
In awarding preuiltuns -In thi. claae, training,
style and action will be ronslderrd by the Judge..
N. N. I i;TT. du.
Casltter
I C z
Best, ir:e bronze
white. 1-
._ WS
Utallaganett
• Gear
Betz trio germ;
bresitst
•
Mil
MOO yo.ti
brill r9IT:
v o.W:tart
ender i p.air
Eliel
i. ASS 2.
DEVON' CATTLE.
:Num. ptcuQmp ;Is (la,: 1.
('
N LDEUNT CATTLE
Same pretnlttin a rlr.s 1.
VIASS 4. .
. AY 11:•11114: I'ATTI.I
Nutt.. premium
- i • t..~"
IItr.STEIN r TTI.
(.I:;s.t.
CLASS 6.
1 , 11 . 11.1t111113., Chas t..
1.1..t5z . 3
DERD,.., WORKING AND FAT CATTLE.
8...1 herd, it,,E1..54 than 5 1i,• 4 0,4 e•li tw
I'LlSti a.
: 4 11rEEP.
not h..s. than thr 100
rheAvy I.ar
; :•OW
:4111.1. 1;ia: 1101 le,y
than h,
drill lionit,s
CLASS 13.
111111INI: ANTI RIDIN1; TIORSE: 1
pest pair carriage horses ,
mans
colts, under I years
single carriage hone
marr -
horse or loare for while
CLASS 11.
JACK'S AND VICLES
I:f.A j3kk
)41Ir
mule oolt
t L 13.
POULTRY.
Brat display, not less than 3 varletleg
fin dark brahamas
ligh -
• Wtidge eoehins
Mack
white
hoodans
erem-cotni
la fiethe
white leghern
brown •• •
bt.sek white-faced spank , h
11. IS; It: Gnaw.
- dookln "
brown breaatrd mil game
gelger fed game
lehUe game '
black game •
While dneltngi
. • r'olpred• - • • .
golden spangled Itamborgs
- silver
white • "
,; • Nark . "
" golilan polish . • , •
sliver `•
black; eihtte't-rest pottti
1 white •• - , •
bantsten3' • ;
domtntque •
frizzled
•
Turkeys
=RIM
Aiesttith mien
--• ..: -• riile.buri
teatpals,fwwls.
nd IN—
altoMktAL -
DEPlittithiirt.
• CLASS 26: .. . • i
• • AORIi#TDUAL Att1 i ,,L 64 : 14 1 4 ) ' ~,fi.
nf4t. dindLY 6 1 12 1 41Inqral hipiersinta , /10 O 9
...n int47t4 l24 = ctlabiled. '' ' l n
rr I . ~.. • b•!•:;! , , t4D
•," Onelikiittalagilbat . . -- • .
•
dour bal,ler. 2
. . , -
' tannin! milt ~. :,. • 2,'
, •1 '
• horse hsf NOE . , r .. i;1
Lay, Mum, and fodder tatter '' 4 2 L,
. • ,Negelabia tatter, . . . , .r '
bay ra l ia
..
....•,....,
total fawner • • • • " . "
portable dater-mill and pre.s • 2
. • -pm—! : ,'• , ~• , , t::
nide-Mil r , ~;;.
field wale - • - L
•' • ' hay tedde ~ . • •;• • ' . . 2... •
• , , bay Wader. • • - :,.2 •
Hest *omit* 1 r :1
plowboy, under to pars 2 1
. Rlit•Es
•1. The quintlWor 44•Oprol" for each t eam til l W.
one-feetth litre. • • • • •
2. The tile allowed todtithoillarkwill be: hunts.,
a. Vie leans t to.start at one,ttlue. and each Wow
nun tq do his work withowt a drirer or assistant.
1. each pfOrinaida,lo strike Aid tnilltatidchtid
indepeadently - ot the adjohsirix had. • • li
• Within ihq tomtit of as acre. plaited. tich
plowman will be molted to strt e,two batil-41ur
rowed 'Olds, and Ihdel with the dead (meow lathe
middle.'
•' • C1.A83 18.
EDDE lOWA, lIARDWAIIE.
ETC. • • '
Best part:tide stew engine -
cylinder boiler
tubular steam boiler.
holler lire 'Mont • - "
• shingle lilletdoe -
brick • . ,
lath ,• " .
tit:plaint edge tones '
•
stoves and tine-sec
herde , oire.
rumps Ebro "mita
steam bailer •
• CI Atie; 19,
A. 1 111) IV Alit/NS.
Ikea and lint ineplay a< carriage:l, hug=
Wes awl sleighs, ls 00
-
nest carriage
MANY •
=idpf buW • '-
sulky, •
• Inmbet wagon -
refloat spring wagaa
pluteten
. ,
CLASS Z. ,
.Lt:ATMER AND ITS MA FACTURE. , .
Rest pair coarse boots - - q ix). - .
.
nue: toted sewed
floe, peggskl ' i
Largess and bed display of bouts stud shoes I'l
Best awl largest display.of harness
met light doable harness -
• - briVellthristss • , ' 2 I,
stogie harness , . • 2
side eule leather ' ' I
tipperl '.
• harness 1 .'•
•
AGRICULTURAL - DEPARTMENT.
GRAIN, SEEDS, 11.01!R AN!) PEr.th
Rent Motel whifo wheat ' i ti 00
rye
• , 'corn
cqts
litlekodheot'
' peek doter Petit
peck timothy seeit.
and largest ollAplay of /rain. , rot, secd*,
tit less than xi a vatii tie:.
:.Atk %ORE! wheat Ito Or..
red
tre
btteketheat , ..
rills bleat
_
V kAtt WA Mall to be manufaelAtted ht the ktrunty
A tAI
.1
tio.4 411,14n} i 141,.. MO?)
bndud •'rrl}
lat,sot.tatoe. -
I•• 1 h•..t• T• 11
Si,, 11 , 40- ..41•Nige
t.. 41
tl•play turnips rutApibuN , l.tll , 44. 1%0011.
Int r.pf.fir
Vtt ' , tempt en.
roahlms
ver1m.11 , 14,1;1•
11.111 . 1.11.11,1 ..t1..4
ts, .o.trta Ilml Iran. , _
lantrrltl,ll,l".
•
41,1 day hor, 3„.
•
sari,•l.%
11,1 .1440 ' tin j.lira, ill Mall
tt jinni - en.•l
vnt 11
11•••• I unfit r arta 1411 vosti••titr.. N IMP
vArjetir..
•
BOA uf any r Si UO
.41.114. .T.my i••ij 51 100
•
Quiutea.
11.. 4 4 varirtit,, IU erecis ' - SI OU
rent Ixrigrs vs,llettliwnsl
d.toiple Sl!•rnato crab .n.lnt aor:i
temoTi pilaf, In ft lilt - , 1 050
Oro. rig.. 50
11,,,t ~...m.1.1., 1...t1,114, ?wt.. 1,1.4 tlutla :41. bliochemi II On
Vi.tit.i, (~,,,,,,rd, Delatrnre,ll7l.ltitott,
IlArtfmd, I..ess,, Notlvri CAtiwba.
raw!' 4.40ip1y, : •, " SI 0)
lor,ur,t ..ll.•rtion, u.. 4 V. tli.tsa rt iguittoi '2
ct. Ass n--:ll.oMajtS AND 1.11:-StfiiNS. •
Reg elm-In-Atty.. t1t....1;411.
.), - . , 62 PO
nixtir 4.-410.11
mos, trultet will' 'dowers .
. 1
- py no noi.l a tlowcr•
cal.ctioil of 1n.1br01..11. Clovreri I •
roklion "(hang/nig lxv.li.ti
liati e r.ifzl.....k..t • I
' l :iglir of r0tit..1,11..1, bri.lal. itl,ant..iit, hand
1K0) , 1 , 1 , 14, °aril : 41 .1
~_ i'ot ;Turin, lorh'in.. ,fr. ..
11 , 4 12 varioi, S 2 00
'-piX
collecti,m varig.tmil , all4Atilt
• Itilire
3111(Ittlfi
tit•ii .4
3 Pt
rr~llrr boa • at
utthrn 111,111 . tt
MILO. Me,.
Ite4 ‘atit.ll,;•
tln.•••
i%•- qt c.titmliAt4l
14.4
••
' • Si fin
, •
• 110 1 E.. DEPARTMENT.
.CIAS.S 25,-W I NIC4f, W IDLA LS, PIK Est - gym, Sc
13..5t homeipsde spir6:llle; V 1117; , ,, rnmi 'grspes.or
lint Imiseinsde i'mws ..... It,-1-
aware, 4Norrint, ISIAdIwRy, itivibberry, Elder
berry, ry
Iluatt au) other va. I. ty • •
tpAliterry ' •
!villein s)rup ' - ,
. gallon rider vittepie •
SA collection pre:eel - mould Jellies, canned fruit, •
pickle* Se, tnade to ket p el MI
Sot apple, pear. perch, gain.* totter, each Mk.
'cullecilim spit-ed fruits, PielihT• mixed pick—
. '' , "4, lefs,cluorclault• with receipt each
,
ILI 00_
. .
D.t 1i01nr1111 , 1 , 11',,% held, 1,111111% owl ry e
r breed,
bitki.rii * ' ', d. , - do each 400
, lirinot kit:v.l'l,y girt multi' Ir., without alit . iotl
thlit mot, lioki , pi rui , k,likviit, Inked hant,hoih•il
haul, dried ii ,, d.., 1...i1ed lonpir, bologna lain.
mr ., p r ,.,,, r5 ...1 torkry, prrrerreel c Metro,
hommu.vin &nit cake, lady cite, pond cake, '-
grump ntountniu,NlT, white ienontain, dm.
cold*. ;Ate, cavil fill
5o
11'"I i i it u ri M e l lt ' y l luk , l ' .
. . • an
.
, -
,
doughnuts . • Gtl
variety of stinger cakes . . - • so
allay of pastry • , • .
. 80
(Ingle specimen 80
, .
- Dotter asid-derme. '
#1 DO
f 2
40c
Best package batter, not lan than MIRA ed 00
Lnitter to rolls ar what 3
Mauer made by a girl nadir 16, without add 2
sorcitneu of churn, &kW, or tub. each .. '1
All article.; in alas 24 to I,t• oreottipatilt4 vitt. re
cap' fdr waking °rearing.
Hosts.
!lost Ave poudds
display not less than 3 buses -
bee hire
. .
t,l,A*3 24tEDLIEWOBIC,Ae.
edlk, debdoe, calico, or iodide bed, Tait,
warm cleisrict, sioolen•bbinket, rich 91 00
Best bontentado rug. listed, 'swirls stockings,
lines stockings, sea slisplpy ; • 1 '
Best psis stockings knit girl finder fears 1
- pound ;woolen Ora . sing Atm
pound Hans - do - • •
wookw mittens and fibre 0,-esch idle • "
knit spread,en
bleste mbridery Leman curse; toile4 nob; cur- ,
tattse lestoldstsde skirt, snecidnendade
bay's shills alTra shirk 314t0 ud Aracreondlar
and enlfi,tlh4.l.lv melt nttirfr - 11*)
11 , Wt earrtsp nod . 4,4711 lc 3 Ikt
that rata rover. chair exam: knitted etastr. CUtef.
enact's-teal sopkyr stannt,.
knitted p•pligr , duaw I, otlk einbroiklery,
afghan, Itufttigl body's naiad, child , * eap, - etitles
sista, notate book or housewife, watek dada,
1_ work basket, each • , • . 1 DU
Des:display of burr work; best sines: specimen
- of burr work 1 On
Desidleolay helmet: . . . vto
IMIII
Sot digla j y tuts COW, wax lowers or kora
Wither not 110
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Duels; ?
-;, r
MI
t CLAtis 17.,
• _mow:lM;
',„, e cr.!itt.tc
uLiss '.'_'—.%EG LTA 111,Et,
15,•7 , z;.—FRUITS
11311
MEM
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Iflle ti•drnY.-
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C LASS 2 , i.-- 7 13R.C.1, D. IBUTTEN,CAPii,
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Ill3t**2lloin4illititelifi';‘,* - tr•efir 1. ft, -Clio,
V I
' !eilli*lffr" !KO . . irortS, sir tOssir , • ;50
r: , 1
beiCta 1 1h01a.4.4.14; ittint4'ilaY,'!-'''
lobo ;tattled •S ewer. elsliktesit
clot • 4 41 4 15*.,0r folthec lb?
_IITIV O 4k:if '''' : • i,,r
Aug. 4A.—mrs Al PialllGUßSitir„: I
hest eilikedivt4.ooolooll "•.:': 1. • - I 43, 00
'
~ • I ttla usTßPl4llollntit ' ' r •
• r ~: ~ 1
..ti ietry phiciverTioginit ' •' , • ... - , : i,t
, , erainteu caprilitbmit
!pecipetittowet to o l ' f .J.;
„ ••• .
, , ' ' • -,al;
exllecion , fwater cacti ''' 7 1 ,
'1
! ' sinieu 7,, o •-; , • •
' , • l'• •
' • Plit es ****kifrOPlßY4ll' ' ..1•- . •- , r• 2 .
It;"' si tb ei t:47 o PAAo l 4rtgx iio4lji Tni. pelciegg,,.,, ,
pencoh% or rran miler 10, yrati; pen, ,
l •paiirosgitilp door wilensorttic!;, t
, der Illgesis, ,
_midi , • • **. • • -I I : #. l o°
pest piggy olleatin,ind culuor4 pboksiFiphs on , ,
'metal Ire biker 'olsiterfit,dispisrolsiiti.•••' '
aqiirrreft3 ,6 4 train set,' thitypes, •t :z
'I Lui.l4o oll g. 0,9 1 • , • . •1 , t s. .- p
, I:Gaits *,•-'4ll/11tIAL 11:051EU162M. ,••;,
lkist ijrd targ4dtsplo • ••*, * `r , • • ~,' -, , • .1.)
t ' • CLASi 345. 2 -ICDNiytIRE. ' •••
tail "ohil liNfeefiffvl4 of forttiltire " " ' "".1)
• I ' iiiniorar alitaio esti rack• '"-- ' -• • • ~ ; ?ft
* l4 01 1 1111sisairts, Puns. cowl+, er i+4 l ..CF•or• •
lug clink ea4s ; „ . ~!I to
r, , TROTTING VEPARTMENT.
. ._.
, ' • vLas . 3I'.—ItECOND DAY, 2 rifit:" , '
! tor TAn-i.- 111.40 U 644 knia4 is ilte , `ckiiptiy,
iteraiiiAt'Slo2 - ' f ."
Ell
First 1
&cowl r
Third e
Etr:i , lll 111.1 k IC, +I;M. , . •
h'lcer Os* 4.7ltret MN, bt fferues.
rim noir It 170. .? •
Er IlifTersAtd
Firr*
Arcontf
rtbled "
THIRD DAY, I P.M.
fferwi (Ant Novi j'raortfor
• raving:* - • .
pl,. !«r,rtr►
le NI
betaebnili
7111111, 'JAY, 2 P.M:-
Tua 3114.—rat). int 1115:4
rk4t
14, Arcou,l
riht •
In'
IIf:GULATItiNS:
at{ tn.es f nic to make a SOtt,:thlre-tOCataiit, :
Entfateee fee 10 per cent. of thernintead. •
.yktly *toe dbhittchts; the Gehl 3itt Indy • Oisti4W . to,
in , t tunney. •• . '
Vet/nitre" tet, tan, t iti nll tn*t..ittwomrony 'the, entry
trbla ovine end .lOwiipthol of hot.", lad nolinoOf itg
t:li i tolso ." ojneki coOnif . ' .
.“110wod to
be 'etitereil excert In the "tree ntl." '
flort4ir irritarie4tu lists`to which Ito" ate trnt
ttIU terfrit their rotntnee-teen. • , ; -
Entr6t a ill twt'llutt, at ~lettetttry's .0111 m, on the
Font Ornu nits, op the. Ilttt day of the,Palr, Wedn'egeleyi
Sept, 214 et , e'atet subnall ' ' a—
==
i • FOR TM,' FOR F R ALL.
•
BY ittco A—Tair:lssxm
. . . . .
• ,
limes glpriotte Panslam gliave,:-.* -, ,
..1.115 Ityvely.xthi4lewer grol*,
ith itogiut.zeithyr bkml ..
• . . i'ur thee, for isa,,for aLI.
IMII
fiinutainqlny—
And Ilinfien tlin golden day
With Otll4'atiti geufai ray
I ; C4 . Itif÷, me.,.tor an.
All Nation's glittt,are etkdeittl.
sotilsrn 111/ manna fedi
rice as Starlight aver
ilwei for Ike, Hu xlh
Anil air,
Am! All things, bright and lair.
'Are ,en ti by Mtn to bliare '
ith titer, and me and
I
Why the dill *ant and woo;
Thls dar nrrx here WAR!, P
7 Is grood.or those who sow ,
Thr,ttusrus tg poor inqn's path*.
I•
• For dol. WhO Idgb lu nerd, • ,
•
They gluon thought or bet , tl—
they ran sate their greed,
• TIM *Told may suffer on. •
Oft
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54)
ti)
p•
So few,ftir pastke 4411--
That mill . apis jivkirm th eir thrall,
Which bpreaas Its ragbanOrre pall
N ii')
i'
o'dr thee, and me, rind all.
hot
.tuAttre yet sill rise,
A Tot `llgh l i t the earth and skim; ' '
And viten bppreAslerndle4,
• chat! toll Its antheini round
1 I • •
•
.d 1 kire/agfont'' . ;
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MESSRS.. OODY AND BMW.
• We believe we may fairly say that
the 'extraordinary success of Mesirs.:
MoOdy and Sankey in England, have
bee 'a source I of great. astonishment
over here, particularly. to everybody
who has ever' come into` personal con.!
tact, with these: two gentlemen. And
Ito the casual reader, there will be
'nothing in the published addresses
of the,'"Evangelists* to, - explain the
wonderful lu which they have evir
(lentil!, obtained upon all classes of
the EnglisVrople. They will not
compare in any way with the sermons
which, people! are accu.stomed to hear
from the well known preacher of the
mis
pel—witit , those of Dr. Hall, or
Dr. !Chapin, Or Dr. Thomas, or , Pr.
ftir example. They are ,full
of little .anectdotes and cominon 7
place, Stories and as . for the, niceties
of language, of course they need not
be looked fort And no doubt acen
racY of larignage is a very shun mat.
ter in Suckthings, although ire donbt
' whether. -St. (to whom Mr.
Moody has recently ,been compared
by one Of our.contemporaries,)spOke
mangled or broken Greek to the men
of Athens. We must say, too, that
the anecdotes related by these prench
ety Seem oftentimes very apocryphal
—see for instance the acconut of a
visit to the Tombs (Addresses, sec
ond Series, pp. 44, 45) in . which Mr.
Moody describes the instantaneous
conversion o 1 the "worst man in the
whole prisim, of the City of New
York.'! We quote the last part of
the anectdote :
M
1
EMI
1121
1
" I got so S tarted
in the nun
that'befort I Started for the hotel I
said, tf will pray for you to-night,
and I woultl have you join me in
prayer at the same time.' That
night, while I wns praying in my ho.
tel, il'a I told him I should pray for
him at , a certain hour, it seemed tiR,
If I knew .that. God was answering
my prayer. I could not leaye New
York and go back to Chicago until I
had seen that mari. No sooner did I
fix my eye on the man's countenance
than, 1 saw that a great change bad
taken .plactt. 4emorse and gloom
had tied away, and the face of the
milli was stteamitm .with
.celestial
light,, Ire seized my hand, and tears
of joy trickled over hie" cheeks. I
"said,' `Tell mei all., - about • it;' .and he
said, 'Last 'night, -when in my cell
praymi, ..;Ll' de "not know the exact
time; !excuse 1 when I came to Faison
they took , away , my watch, but, 1
WAIL', It was about midnight--the
Lord Jesus , took away the • harden. l
and set , me entirely . free; and Since
theti,l ant the hapPieit man in the
.whole city of New' York 4 '414..1
believe he ova, for he told me of the
love joy and peace that non'b but
r une 'Who bad mired the Lord Se
sus knew nothing about, After I
lad talked end prayed with Idta
isozae;tinze, I bade him good•bye."-
Again'thO aeitai ttel#Sed' litiaerip.,
-:- ; • ir. - I - ' ---
Soo
100
A 3iT,
ME
"Si 00
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PO OO
11
10
SI3 00
l 0
616 tyo
N 11:1)
i'urr,,hl:ALL.
404 ,
MEE
oo ri . viumgras. ,.L.L.L...L..-• •
Iv ; r$ . r.. gs 9., t. . • ..•• •r. 111. ;,
• O*
• i 1 4/ rliros. l l.gpi ,. . [K.!! 1112.
f.
Is, 21 • t !
: iii 1.1. , r 'a .1-$ ^l., f ,•.l• 1 , -!t'. i t N.,
ttituareateteld haat Arida. Which, se
.'a a . _ totroniihntable opirdergiaso
r 1 7.*
'"... e etitrittnr the ftUll 'nor
'iii se, iiii wilicii iiki ,iatihitttv ire
calculated to make a deep impression
upon the - nitride of others. The 'lto
i ry Of 'Z'OchenklfotylnirtatireeJs thus
Rrepaited?', 1 ! . : '' ''' l : . / 1 " 4 ,
I v i
i t' he is iltiii, 3 , . 14 4 4illii d4efstivei
ara meets., ram i amtaturas ground
mid , align o 4 Bartimentj is tthat a your
"Teiolt'e iviti. , "Tell,l thonght- it
- I :4l44l:l'th'6,n a tig t;11 - ar,o esan it,
' • ‘.' ve .m: 01 .• go! ok.iro; get;/ . 9 I
aja a, ~, 4/lifstr,inetdesnant•iNaliw.4
rainiteide the walls of the eity,and
1 I Ittilte4 militu have inercy upon aria,
Wand lle gitvii 'Tie 'in 1111141 t,?, , Iciitta
ofl azareth 1 Is Ile in this part 01.
the ountryl' ' . 'He ittalready on his
way to JernewlemV -He is nowagoing
dci to the, eastern gate' •'; 0 1 'shoiald
3 )
/11 °0 tw i f him , ' 8 0 8 ''Pe*ili,Vild
1 all'At hear, l .4 l * ' Own the lefreq.: 4 1
ho cannot . ‘getar glimple of hum, tre•
ing little of stature, cm recount: of
the gemit , ,Vroitg aria** him. Ile
rensito, eitstfaoe tree and saya to
himself, tlf I get up there sad hide,
without any ono seeing me ) he garl
and 'get by livithotlt my getting a
good look tit- Rim. A gretttpinny
rich, men do, not like to be seen Omn
i ing to Jestis: : Well,therelie•islrang
iMg z'ight , over the highway, and - he
says to himself, ' lie cannot get by
without mar , Liaising: in a `gboil 'locket
' him.'l Atf,tit .issue the s p "POVid`lnirst
out. 1 11 - cloaks at .Tohn-,—fliat;ti not
him; r he looks at l'eter—‘That'anot
him.'j Then he saw one whol was
fairer,than the sons of rhea. 'That's
Ritn.r And ZacAeue;Ast . .peeping
outfrom among to braucheaslooked
down upon that wonderful, yes, that
mighty Ood-Man, inwmazement. At
last the croid conies to the tree; and
it Trityks as if Christ 'Was, going by ;
brit he .stops right 'under the tree,
and all at omega, leeks up and Seel&
Zacehens, and -saysto. him, 4 Zrteehe:
.1 .
its, tanke Innate and'coirte down.' I
canit imagine Zirecheus says to
hims f— wonder ivho told him my,
F
q.
name I was never inttodneed to
him.'. But Christ knew - all about
him. Sinner,.'Christ knows all about,
you. Re knows your name, Slid 'your
usiILO .Do mat think. God no te
know you: If yott would try to hide
front 111114 bear in mind that you
cannct hide from'liim. Ile knows
where} each's:me of yoii is; Ile blows
all alien& your Sins."
And so on. Again, Mr Moody
relatert' I it narrative of an event chid:
he said happened in Chicago. A'ay
ing anheateaciher was much troub=
led li the - du:ight that he was leav
ing Ins class Misdeeds •"Mt, Moody
proett a a
l a 'atriiiv, and they went
to,geti er, day alter day', until . the
teach r had seen all, pleaded • with alt
it
and Won tlICm all for Jesus" We
are told that this anectdote moved
everyleidy in the audience to, tears.
The preface to the second series of
the addresses 'says "Sobs and tears
were almost unive rsal. • The minis
ters dn the platform - were wiping
theiryes and glasses, and some were
literal y scooping away the tears
literal
with t eir hands." One other exam
ple of the way in which Mr. Moody
deals with the most awful of subjects
which can engross the human mind:
" Not long ago there was a man
complaining about my talking about
named written in the Book of life;
lie 'dill not believe in it. It took
some ime to look the subject up, and
I was amazed to find so niuch in
Scripture about names being written
inthel Book of , Life."
"Two years ago 'a friend of mine
that alas in London was going back
to America. She went to Liverpool
witn,a party .of, American friends,
and they were talking about what ho- .
tel they woold stop a; and decided,
to, go. to the NorthieStern. The ho
tel was full, and as they were stert
ing tt find another ; they maid to my
friend 'Are not yon going with us?'
My friend said, 'No, lam doing to
stay hin.e. ' 'Oh, ricr, tI4, said, 'you
caunot stay here.' But my friend
-said, 'IL am going to stay.' 'How is
it Y' 1 1. have got a room.' 'Where
- •
did you get it ? ' Why; I sent_ my
name en ahead.' She had telegralph-,
ed a few days before and secured a ,
room And And that is just what the
childi n of God are doing now; they
are sending their names on ahead and
gettieheni doivn In the lielok of
Life. They. are not waiting for, the
dying minute. My friend, send your
name on ahead to-night, and if you
really want it there, Gal will put it ,
there.';
to doubt there are thousands of
persona on whom this method of
preaching would produce no impress
sion, or at least not the kind of im
pression which Mr. Moody is seeking
to create ; but still it is net•ditilcult
to understand why it succeeds so
well. 'For Mr. Moody is. evidently
in earnest, awl he endeavors to make•
the great truths of religion clear to
the,comprehension of the most illit
erate. 'of his audience. Ile encour
ages everybody to believe that itf..
start conversion and securitj-, of
eterna peace are within their reach.
No time need be lost. No daiuhts
need be entertained. The writer ,of
the i nt roduction, to the addresses
says: " The vigor and earnestness
with which he charged his hearers to
obtain ';it once the - pardon of sin, and
power to 'break sway from a sinful
life; were extremely effective." , '
Moreover, Mr., Moody plays much
upon those feelings which appeal
most deeply , to the univereal human
sympathies. The loss of parents,the
love - of a mother or father fdr a child,
the death of those irhp are Most dear
to us, these are the themes on which
he greatly dwells—and tku ram will
ever dwell upon them in a feeling'of
tendernesa and patting Witrioht Mov
ing the hearti of iill wire' hear him.
Ilere iii a single illustration of ttre
manner in which Mr. Moody
,obtaiiia
J
his po er: . '
"I d not believe we, arii parents,
a
realize bow piling these children can
become true disciples of Christ t' it
we did,lwe Would or 4 More for tile
salvatkin of little children. 1 sitiOl
urging 'this one timels'a meeting in
Amen", and an old man got up rtV
the close of the meeting and, said :.'l'
want to endoiseevely word that has
beezi said. I belles* in the courfri
Sion'allittle adhiren, "Stit t * yearti
agoarVis IA a lie4110:4 ioDuntrYl4-
boringiusanalsideitry i suiCuty vt'lo
doik lad-kit tar *th;iiittv little
1
r nia; ..„
$ll
ORN% vti,Wfv
air, • - ' lBall
•.
ellifigit!' f klii Wit.kil*"one.il Si
i tqA P" 1 0 . d it*tesi*,
100. niq r_ `l'M k t ii6
e sl4? l klti ten iti 'Rig'
# l l) )l tit:ilrAfA i i tiwtt ie r,,„
t4i' L s hilted , rottiallAL
li lak t ihY;, .r„ ~, 80 IV
1
1 to . fejtuieti PrOl ,
f 0 It lei 'to i T ..IE
BO itplairegt ff . _ 1 ..:
010 i I l lifiA, Pr, :tti c ,e C" 1
tiort
rip-. fie „„tiis :Caliorti,
4 , orciirttui 4y - IA ''t - k d"44l
iiiinetinClii,lipd tieo 9, %it i I
NO ' inti *ceebik nixittY.:„" 'iced
W t heA7 , 4l . (t i tikelttfie 0, 6 ,fii i kity ,
ti
iima at 3: '9404 'Pi IFtt ' 6 tb ib lift,t,,Y,
! m h teVeo l lyPt a , i 4 - c k tl Ai r MI
th91P,11140 r.iW b Aqr,
'tat
ff , all !_ q ; litoo,, II
Willl 5' 43 1:40) OOST ht i C rr 104
hpr :a; hif e 4 pci: 611 ittlit -il
.1 3 / 14 Yli•1°t iti _ile4 i ll ' 44 r'=!'l no
nelp ut wooly,. ' ' hear ` t ier , Ts :
s
IV4 II Ifill&i:COs'ittit r Md f 0
ga,y ,' ‘. tki;;,ifi ,rit
n itii,;lier•lii e
3 161 1 . 1 4 1 el° 4l 4 l lt eYt 4 44 '' 4 f t
g 04(14 4 .E;u e . flak* c01n%„#,4 to
awaY, in 4
,de hr ninintrin,'nnfl 'lcltyrc
I*', mamma ; ' t 6 ' rish f 6 e , tile now
l'ftintl'Phaease:Pi*,4o,B, oo( l44A.
as fn,y ledt Inuunine we,. ;or, Jesus'
BAC., Aiirn I" no0: - AidAtte-ild:iniq=
slinf.f' 11 /it -- ...,*antutllat:4lST
Clime duo hgfoi„slol was, ." ,
` y ii Ottlit i feefidepci orhelhg
4
zhilq'w:
:ir a,'10(1 ?dr, 6 r l Edit -
Ole was itetbdtliVith r en conntry -'
ing
lift "ctildreri':X6. la' I antb''of
God thitt tak 9 th:gi+tar titeTin of,iire
orld.° ' L ''' ''' * '
We arc told that this aneetdote
moved, everybady: to tears 'and ',.!.
can readily beli6v6it, for it Is:a ty,
touching one- Snd itis,lnfbringlng
religion to ,the le'rel iir cotrinon l fe ;
lb' po dinit4if ought: to,tielkopititi
it:at .If 2 : 3footfy , ig' 'apt snekesand.;
lie' runs lifc - taiil) aciim '' 'ail :tile .
chords. I .Of ,blnOn'., 441ng.- r Oteiking
then ronsbV; at' is trnre tr but` still in
such a'warns , to Stir deeplY - the flUest
emotions of our' nattird. Ire ' f de,
scribes the death Of ti pireht" Oil" a' tie
loved child; ma his story wing i t hi
heat The po4r,:tlie berearecT,' and
the iserah.le; staudin'g face ,to - Dice .
,i3O AO with theisarrdlis of Pie word
in tiieW most cindi forni, are [mimed
to a means of 'tolisotation*winehlfill
never fill ificiii. Ext‘ei4 for` these'
means:Choir troublei are' icOpeless--.1
With thernitiey r 1011 disniTesr, , Ile
ligion iiihijultjgouge. easy h mat
-1 ter as this to many mindsi n init if
Mr. Moody eap jearn thia: nsanal of
persons who have.. hithertd regarded
it al; air beyond .their reach, to take
comfort in it; hetwill have done much
real gotai, and he Worthy of the re
spect and unetzuKagevent of all de
nominations of Chrtstians.---N. Y.
Timee.' '
~ ,
( Prayer ig an aCtion• of likeness to.
t,lte. Holy Ghost; the spirit: of gentle
.
fies l 3and dove-like simplicity;,auim
itation
.of .the lloly 3,esus,,,wbose
spirit is idea:, to the greatness of
the biigeseemunple, and a ebnfortni.-
ty . to Gixl, - whose anger: is always
pat and marches slowly, tuid.is , withi
aut•transportation, and. ;lever 'hin
dered, and never hasts,•,and is full of
inereY.
Prayer' is the peace of our spirit,
the', stilliess of • our thoughts,' the
evenness of our , irecoollectiOn v :the
seat, of metliation, the :rett,of our
cares, ..spd, the, caltn . ,of our tempest.
Prayer is.the issue of aquiet
'of untrabbled' thiaights ; and is the
daughter - Of 'charity; And the'sister of
meekseiis; and he that prays to God
with an, -angry, that, ic y a troubled.
and discoinßosed spirit t is' like him
that retires into a battle to meditate,-
and s sets' tip his closet in the but
quarters of an army,ratid• chooses a
frontier garrison to be wise in.
Anger, is a perfect 'alienation of the
mind froui prayiiig and therefore , is
contrary to that attention which - pre.
gents our prayers iti a spirit line to
God,'
For so .1 have 'seen a- lark rising'
from, his :bed of grass
.and soaring
upward;' singing its he rises. .and
hopes to' get to heaven, anti = climb
above the .clonds ,•:. but the poor bird
-was beaten baek.bythe loud siOdngq
of an casters wind; and 'his• motion
made irregular and ineonstant r de : '
seending wore at, every breath. or„tdiC
tempest than it Could recover by, the
vibrathan_autl_fre,nuent weighing Of.
his wings; , till the little ereapire was
forced 't,o it down and pant l
. and
etas till the storm .4 cra . oE+l' anti
'then it inade'a toosperb ; s
flight, and
did rise arid' sing, as if it had learneii
music and motion from an angel, 'as
he passed Sometimes through the air;
abont hii ministries here below. '
SO is' 'the prayer op a 'goad man ;
when , his affairshaVe requiredbusi-
Hess, and his business was a matter.
of discipline, and ; hia discipline was ,
to pass,.upon a sinnipgpersou, or
had a.. design. of charity, his duty:
met with infiraiitics, - ot a man„, and
anger was jts instintueat,,mid the int
strumient,;beearce:StiOnt,rer titan its
pFirne agent, and raised a tempest,
and overruled. the, matt; and theri his
prayer Was broken, and his thoughts
Were troubled, and . his words went
up toward a. cloud, and his thoughts
Ptilled them back again, and made
them :without intention s ; and. the•
gOod, tri..an,sighs
,infirmity,
but must be content to. lose, his" pray
er, tind'he must recover it . when his
anger is 'renoyefl, and his, 'spirit. is
becalwed,iyukeyen as the brow 6ft
Jeans,.and:arnOth)ilo? the. - heart of
God . ; and their it, mends:. tto heaven
upon the.wingri,,Of the4oyel and
dweljs *th Gy4,011, it repur,M4. like'
API .I seft,.4":*l 10.tle* - o , b'
ancL,:4;9, dPlv;i Pe-1-*l:r4Orenir
no, mat Loyr. 'or gtorrr.
~., There act .. two 'Oat eviii Pievita
bftiiiitng;*4 the liiefiiiiil Kite q
thtil i ti=the 'tear 4:U 01)1161W, awl
the hhe ciettiblicit. ,As'ihOiasthe
forni*,: , ittatkiiiiiift intl ihatigfiOd
iiefileptt:lViiitattilleAlkfiglit*edunre.
feiii-L*lthici thosiiise'irlliA *mi"
hid, Wlitit *lilts, I , 44Saitge flt 9 1 9.
iiiei4inkffief M:ve 1.4 i tfiiii kiefrOn h
ot .
- ,tiOlieits,' On't* Mhei haiiikti still',
;mit& clanger lOrki' id' 'the , ' lco're of
pt Mick, irtirch eifineg to be' - a.. beset
tifyr'- ". liothethris, evi) . a 'or tb'etreat
g.it, :'";.: '44 ,4 . l r*Ohlisifili 6 Y. 4 ,fa*
4
4.:
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4
PI4M.
BE
itith , tiaitilpdhlolwhiele:lii:aurel:rieay
Jimf, tett, hhilletactildlaii#44Ml‘ol
904 %WO:A 1gi14 1 N.;90',. i
or apeta, or intend. it eity is it BO:
a great alxsorber of that ffinViviileli
Vdigtivlbel;ilhett: beWto 'apehilf/Nlie
ileabieffihrilihitingenttiffogl Agit
ftV4l7 l oltHrhattabi.r ortilkyttliklos,;
..40Anlit d OleP i ti trY-O h At*Pr . .
stoh-sue tic,lll re, in ow . oeeu,
*VI large Otiii lir th 6 ' Melir,
.tlie
ot9flizeillwirfit/ hrithinarbe aftreetit
hindram*toOlteadrthonght steam 4
.r iO, On)., ChlOWegila t 1.04 ,allorAl*o
A su le)S 4l M i l Pvgo . u'9 B i yt to
.14 1 pat i t n4l: - . A. khpht '; of
I un§i - - A.Alii.e"ifitmv oi ht
athl itoleittaio' rang 4opialkir it,fo
grezOitkveihesi.gii4i44K4,,litt
1 NAOI4 - ._ 44 4 3 10 0' 1 4 11 44, ?4,oies
1 )I,iiitlolO i ps thit. 4 t , he, 044 9,(' via*
I tilting 1 eintittitiii, ciiiihktiity ;r .-4 6tii - i,
itiVidiiiitVat Ibis' Ailtailildlfhtdieikt
I lhave4biaeilhed-la one:: of Abe itie 4
I,,whiclicianoit..iliiiAttOg aAO
;YfrPw..);iee, l l AtifiligT v./Jr( ,W
I _9l/e wor e iiGheark upon_ pik sleeve,') i
'lii6'stOutd 'tit east g at tidlA . - all Stk.
' ilish,fich*thliiietfttlfotilif kritkigitillh
whohtilitliTiiihtithif it:hoss ,- -dtaiti3o,.,
If - PutktitYAulf. l- ,Iv:(PeT1*4 1 1 1 0 'e,
w9,l44 ; pqml:te„b, 'moo, 4 1 its Aisßa'r
ikerae,nt-.1 Hi ft a oel idjcd: j) . titilleity i if; '
er,"l.lfirl6roas . ,;=iirhen 'Aillkople
i • i illtthitratftiit th4:l; hiaritirdesdo
likeirto-bikinadcpublia4hestiatill
4 4 1 3 R#V 1 0* * **Pr P 11 14 4 47141 1 10.
Mk FWFt ,0001ta: 14 :1 iblie4.-' Aiii4
ifirbiehlliefadein till iiiit" belie 'sing
i lOllie'palintf ffl i -, 'IC niay itkiThe
thtng, , of itthithaiiiilitbietptliet!Tail*
.ought.:.hrelteal.,,-they.-:iiit , :,kargogil -
I 4HPPX . c B4 :' ~,-.; :: '.'l', ! :, i • • ":. . '''-.''. ;'': ', '
': ~, • ; ' -7- ;:t A ":" 11 "- -7- ' -;
ZRECCUP MOUE.. rAmn4Rirt•
, ;44 lidatedoo,tt• of the Sti luntiti he
jobtican4 votigheivfgr ,thie t ;. The ; egls
in a aeunnag:iout in Oregon wanted
'to - break - an, old littifessor otthei i ' in
stitution 'Orai.bad. habit::'' It was libt
.exactly Wicked probably,forthe good
,oldluan goul4lecaineant nct - harm by
it. 7 .lt' wassa.way . he : had ; of being
..
`fatherly. 'When a young lady' went
toliiiri wlthit 'question: he pnt-up his
blind' lir the attitude tit bletaltigher
dear soul, anal then laid it lovingly:on
her head...inut_ tn ked_to her like' a
father.. It may be mentioned , at; l a.
Merit thatTheitreateil then iill'alike.
If he - stiomied.
any Futility it . was
expressed in the *eight:of his hand
:and the nage ring ,of his lingers among
kyr, leeks. .flut ,it looke r ,all, the.
sine. ,Soine'F of the girls' lieelime
iitiiniyed' at the babii. ' Thdy would
pobablY mot - have italten'aue.lv a' rmi
versal : dislike i to• - .it if Pieipro *twir
had been u.yonnger ina4k,.4
~5 it v,as
I they entere d into a ; consplraCy to Fe
-1 fortalhim: 11147 'made' a - sort of pin
cushion;:,nnd in its penliar tnechan
isni plenty , :of phis - were inserted
points tipw a rdti,..The %remit maelune
being' perfected, a yciung ..lady was
seleeted :to trY it on. . The pincush
limi' Was plaCki on top of her he d,
arid - outensibli coVered with milli
and 'ttesses, Flo ' as . not to dull the
point of th e SAC. Then.a :qUestiOn
concocted tor the occasion., Slid
went. rilitO thelprofJssor and dern4e
ly asked whether Washing,ion crossed
the lielware On'the we,or ou horse
hack, -and' When he evacuated .Tren
ton. The 'Professor raised' his hind'
and s'oothingly; said; "11Thi, mydear
child,--,-; Ile DCVer finished the
sentence. , 1 - lig'hand had been heavy
en the head. the was ansiens to: make
a point, and 40', it:
; tie seemed to
take the. hint lso' far_as that favorite'
girl Went. The iriferual machine was
inoviiblei, and ilitted every head that
_wan puzzled ever a question. Two
or three experim ents ' of this kind, and
the professor'S bad habit was corn
pletel airez:7Triefana.y• have bc:eti
nothing - wrong in it, but it iv:lBl'lst .
as well to stop it right there.
r ,(For the ItEPOUTEU.]
INTII.Ij'ERANCt.
At, present we :are, indulging , M. a hope
that seems alnuls4 .gain. y'e are looking
.forward to the ' 6 1 ; ;Oisl time eolning,'? that
shall give, nsiieur life and stre'ngtli; an,a
reiiear'ivithin u 4 eOrtraf., o ll and perserer
epee to battle With the stein -realitieit of
life. ,For:life is iko romance. &h I no; it
,is one . . stern reality . fr'ora the cradle to. the
grave. ye. are over 14(.11011g for . the, gtsid
li
'ollie coining, and. keep* looking -to the
end aof life, , tho' •it.rilay rawer cone. ni t
iih ! must: this.boint otimslcvoti? ~ ,
Him mas.y -a,!,i. -11e;iit-hrokeri ;wife 17
Mother 'is -;loOkixig' anziomil,y Taiward ' t,co
. the Ali, tittle , whoa , thiii unholy traffic
liAntirs will be'lqr moire—whop men will
aspirW - - to . Siantelhitig more • 'noble - and
~ , . ; - •
prourevivorthy, teifebtairt the*ineans of . iuu
port, tliTtiV Sapping the life-illoOd - Of their.
felloW-creatures.l: 'And, indeed. what else
eau' you call it ? t
Go, you wrytchiss in sin, to
the home of yonii victims, and •therit
riess the Aefm)latinn and rid& you LIAM
been instrinnenial in producing 1. AM
yon MEN, OF ; 401011F4 0.„ be l nnuaniio at•
such a spectacle?Do you not 'feel'ihat
'You are highwaylrobbers and murderers?
rin've you riot robed homes of theirlla
.pinem?-:-.talien from' innocent• wives and
'children the msnis of support, : and cloth
ed them in rags so*, the weds of
drunkennessaniq.vice---yon.catm man to
crimson hL haudi4 in tint bitio4 of his
low-men ; i What a priv , ilege it Must •
be tor' one to be ;able 'to get drunk and
stay his ' ! ,'D''that 1 Might live to,
see the time when justice OA be dealt
:out - to .theao • laWleAs vagab.mulst. of, tho
•
outhi, .
I have , often been told. that I .am ton
•
rabid . on this . subject, and ivalte enemies
in consetjuenee. !liy replythat I did thir'frienit;bip -6r ith- person
that, tuna' prirehasid at. so :fearful 3
ptire, [ c,4,ll o net, rnuntYthe, friendship of
I,llw, lihm wilftilly violate thp laves of our'
land.. , I; woui4 spur,u,it. as I would the`
deadly -serpent froM m path. We '
coiniiiiiiided, isl . trut;, lori3 our enc
"thiek; i:i`a*ailf duty to pirforin
'itt4Pelet t lie rum -Seller; for I - look' upcn
him mf.la tWiilly enemy totheimman
44',? , g 0 011 , 414Y Of' 01 * •IJITs-vtO-Rei the
eile . feßfp of" tliill4,lzdawful Lusiul as. T 1
holy.§ahliatli is ptofaneil flriiniennes4
our alrindinuse . s, mils iind prisons, are
M 'With iti:410.16; and de' tear%
iwaYers of nratiYlii gift and' mother i t t
bifeted4apin train for the•tost qui go
down in the l vortex ofehMeraporanOe. 014
the utottesulge-siostmkr—that must (I,lolt
„ar,thezzipok up%
few* in wwlv, •
two,' *ofbioidesitray , ,
,cc..,51040 *ad
'Sit: do not .tf2.4.
=M
. •,,
• -
MMUS
4ritkal: ( tbli*elees:
, PaßrwePtittatc 4 PI
11, Tir,,thopa • - 41
0 1 40Usli r
=4 4M ;Liiiit 1
' 4lOOl
lirld"64indirov
cm the broad-read- oi
behold it traversed
numbers, we are' we ,
'lt Is
~a and OWN a
~
i is that late
inet - ease. riev'ffs,:
ianii where the ,•.,
lipt,earaiktc. ' Ife itaal
visits in irlaste4 hape : sl
aid the end ii apt•ye
fatare, .for I hue a I '
t 9, came. - Alto many , i
Walk In the. nar,row , pa
'ill, I fear, in the I
:weighOdia
lag!! lehtlieni siecl ; Y . ; , by ..and See their
. „.
_.
_.
siffiS reel forth...Prem.' 11. etti sink boles of
tam
hell-iu •a - :state of in ' tioa; ;we have '
inflects of the law wh duty .it is.tO, look
aftercriminals and lin n. them to:Su - Atte,:
- ' — i l ' . .
but they raise not a hand; and' besides it
...
is Well kiidwit that Many of them Will get
drank - therthielres: . .; 'Whet can we ' expeet '
while. we retain sttek I nin office'? Down
With sijoh...a, state of th pm, 1 sap , and let
the'finger;of, - scern be i nted at ell who
n l i
cucoupge. it, or who ke no effort to :re
'AlStif." - '' ' : -.' ' i • - , ,
(~.-Whert,-.as itssametim occurs, frail wo
inan,'llitinifig! ; with I dignathm at :the
Oils existing -,in.,socie ~.caSts fiaide, the
narrow liartlers.which irejudiee has built
abocitiferinnil Mardi -', forth to' - reclaim
. the fallen; then We ofte see ttieite* tic4ist
ed 'phi: lit of - creation" following bravely
in , the rear,. and
.m*i , , her on to do that
`Whieli }lieflive not t i moral courage to
do'thinnselves. - How ' It nobler wonld,
it be were the strouge sex to' take the
lendpi
l nll, -141,0E1.- ', - ,
;If I chose,: Ir could ' I
of many nieu possesse
tuarpowers; who liar
thedemen of the bow;;
my object. Their, ion
be buried - in-obliviod—' •
forgetten- - -- because t
Powers wl4 ch cI•O 4 . gar.
their limo= eel
attainments, they
.went
;They died intemperate,l
,oragnives. --. But it :if
_g.p back ever the lapse
'before the'inliel' some
has dins fallen.:-Ali In
know that we . are • hill
Il.)ntli.'NENNe.ss. ' lineri
Iboaisted-freedoini and of
land `of drunkards. TII
,of thousands - of.dollara ,
penile(' in the pnrchase i
on.. The law"gires inan
to (114.ilthis.b6frotitie A.l
of,: and direct defiance t
I test of mankin& '
Would you reali4e tilt
ei i
evil, then go to yonder I
go to our large citiel4Lo
villagesback on our ti
leys--;-auti witues* the '
intemperance that ere '.
eye.--:4 Wltatia steam; :
thing, too, it that _there,
?that be mid its its f;
lie cothiemited from 'hen'
!hit still our cry i 4-.
',to be saved )? - Reason '.
should twich.,us that*
anevil, we hoist - strike!.
;we must' prohibit tle.,m i
'poise!: ' An 'until.thak i
will continue - to be the
and Crinic, Want and ' t
true; them are Many - :i
and - Women, laboilitg .
evil, who ltenestty belie ' 4
/nation Otthe litchi/ate
through temperance .1 . 4
in the end,:the ,seheme I]
fallen*, for their& are .v.
thus reclaimed. 4, ,1 p
I need not dwell lett 44
this teafile' inn. 'detain lc
hot the evil is banded 4
ful legacy, from Parent '.
ing thirst kir drink . • • ~'s
each remove, until it, .-
of an incurable disease.
Whiekconte withiu',your
vationi mid y'ou ,banno
You would. 4 It is , . our .1
prompt and, earnest in o
the young tin& thitsewh i,
tamivated. At tines we
'by tile:it-ay, 'but tbe ho
.time cOntitip.: " will :chee
.long will greet our ,visiii
whickrshall uslicrin the!
'TentrtatA?ict.:' ' ' " Itf
.I:,lstr.n.
- - -I
1
Trimble is the foe
of mitut — iirtrtalf - ,
are itnagintlijir, AM .
brai* Thingiv, that
not,to bad ire they see.
,them are only mists o
We. should, treat out
Would intruders . int
put them' out and l
iiplinat them. 'Whet
Out . hy over-work ; 0:.
trouble .lugs the : a
such ..times . , a man's
eontrlve. Means of d
out wili - . 4's of rest. Th
relict" for trouble tluU
near
. .
that
,ibusineki . s . and
themof sleep, and cr.
es •t* brirden, theyi
'ill ip exercise -and to
Out tiheinselresin
physician and obey
It isisuield.e.Sar-i
they begin.to feel the
of wd,rh.on the body
preeaniion is, hi usiti
ventiOn.' Give a_cert
hours each day to net!
sad hover allow, you
over the bounds.
your : time tor rear
real, Solid enjOymentl
Aboi . e all, interdict'
will tax excite, or •
ous system: Sleep
sweet restorer; balmy
trouble driieslileep
ind glootny; depresti
iiess . the mind,: is;
:man to pause and•see
is ond telling whtit
will lead to unless or,
is danger_ kg go0g:'01.
begins to•Aell On t4e ,
turn of the machie.
Anal crush nearer. - ,
that coine, and aid 1
avery, man's
foresee, and over w
control., put, men
do
.not lumw nether
fair or 'foul, blit 'they
witateter tatty 1 etime
%tom: N0t:416%0 1 i
until', she, goeti
4W
!ire- 41 14' 0 1 '
/06 Witil
thezrete r , :oppis
. ro 4t14-1
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i
r
/4P:finO LI • ;He •
fie au& ishtui
,
cue mold the socdo•
hattl• Wd'arel
eetiss Wre'should
.trOtIC4 I .OI bq f*'
to of "Ow -1 r OeY
kelp to overcome
a; ftoia4o ': iieubl be
- fer*tual
- We pause
*re:'.*4 ttgen'tlda
Heir we leek out tip
juternperurice, and
ry marl muntletis
110 Appalled.
etto•tiat form it
peraucO .iii::on, the
..• y a kolste in the
r luet not - ntadei his
left traces of ' his
and hniken tearti,
~.t: tremble for . the
1 , ntitnent of evil
i ,tiii'vilto;pniasi to'
it of rigliteowsnss
st gr eat, day, be
,;:and . found want:
•
ention the names
of:gteat intellec
t fallen victims` to
; And such is not
et; should rather"
lionlil be' utterly
ey , atoned • those
Ilieni. Withiill
tlt iill - their,great
own to perdition.
and filled d;ishon.
not, , nec.essary to
f yarrs, to bring
cited' . perAon who
s, ,Lt i n aough'to
1 g in_ an Atm on
1 .1; 1
with all. hey
iliteuincut,. is a
usands and tens
are,: an - finally ex
nt alcoholic liqu
inteturers a right
• heil l and in face
the morl" in-u-
full extent of the
lrunkard's borne;
r towns, and atir•
IS and in our vat,
'1 isery incident tf..i_,
:• • 'here meets the
)lall- about-this,
i is not one.Wonl
Tor.' It can only
•s ;
ng:to end. -
' l "lmt shall we do
(1 einttmon sense
rdet to get ; rid: of
•at'llie.root.• So,
ntif:reture of thug
is done, our Land
scene .of Wrong
estitutitin. ''Tt is
i iniseientions men
put (lowa . . this
e that the refor
m* be secured
etio,alone. Bat
is foetal to be a
ry few who are
1r on the evils of
, ou by - showing.
.otvn, like a fear
' child, the burn
lining* stronger at
3 4'
1, mei The nature,
These are facts
eiery-day obser
iknore them it
uty, then, to, be
. r efforts to save
1
" of the are not' yet mu
ll, y 'almost fahlt
is on, and
_ere
, 1 the rosy dawn
GOLDEIC. AGE OP
is. - .T. 311-14. m.
4ss.
MOO
fa man's peace
,it' our trouble 4
e reation' of our
üble, us are
, and most of
;passing clouds.
troubles as we j
our houses
ock the dOors
men are worn
, axe sick, then ,
` vantage. At
friends should
version to find
1 •
1 re:is.no better
' e to traveland
ensbeg,in. to feel
rle are robbing
eh day . increase;
should put' the'
row them offer'
' hands of their_
his directions.
to goon after
,
rinding-action
'nd, brain. Bat
i .).
means orpre
sin number of
i re employment
work to break
: •e• t portion of
estion. . Make
oar medicine.'
~.
'.. ' :rything that
ust the nen--
'tired nature's
/ sleeps'.' , -When
t Om the eyelids
i• . I
' feelings pos.
hi time for a
'ef, farther
'. h :a,conditfOn
reoMe, :Th e re
1 _ tr - the stain
1..: lga t for every
ery , brings: the .
I herd are events
I able to' eorrAin.
eh'. heettnn.ot
oft - he . haSTrixi,
mariners villa
i orviindi evil be
. • <
go pre'er.edfor
be -lte,talMtir
tip thEi aliip
. *V aiiool
TM, never
interP aFO
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The Mental , •CW'd caill tpv his own
Passemitina (Or UM) Ma ido o wo
redilchd' hlid ri;:d. (I. 11) ]164 intedl
*,
1 0Wit 11, 1 1 r,carasti t PeCCTP?P ,
4 ha4 l o l s - ialiii: feat aollt.dadin
Galilee, or in all ' irdool,vorlailigiOrt
and by a bah* aridly ailt as
mita his auth6ity ;titbits *We as
his Father', Ronse.
This
0f1106444p driw 'fo
rtht'Sivor a
bleresponse. Ow (6)3 of the .ndeeof
the Jews. oPProwhed MEO, ' t aw he -earima
by.rtigbt, and addromedhia Merely as 4
superior sort of Rabbi, and going latay.
bid the revelatkmof itlvation nixie to
'him in hie oiVri brea'ra. *jetted of hie
,
owa, he turned unto strangers; and we
I find him first plab4 and turesishdtattly '
divulging the secret of his Ilbssieltstdp
1 ..,„,
to a Saniatitan'phines (iv: w,e-,,gyr,
After Jesus retired front Jernm leuy
virtually rejected, by the outik !Le Unger"
ed in lades, Pro . ba* Wandi l lig . 01 ; 3 *um' '
A merm months wlncitsriCeendea*Passrm
near the region where Aim lyres baptv*-
bv (iii: 22-2 W i There bki diadples bap
tir,e4, but onli luta- pv;ptietie or fwelimi-
nary way it w.i.i essentially ihe baptism
of Sohn. The Jews atterep •-, to r make
disturbance, and to avoid . Jesus with
drew from Judat (iv; 1 1 -3). . tiptop
tists give an additional reason. At the
very thus the:Jews were, fomenting trou
ble, •Herod Arttipn, seized John and threw
hiM into prisrM: Hearing tilts Jesris left
the scene of danger 1 and withdrew into
Galik•e (sfatt. iv: 4 2; Mark i: fil4). As he
r`
was in tho northern put of Judea his
nearest route lay through &Maria, which
the ' Jews •all aVoided Startin,g in the
cool of the morning, he reached the well'
at Sycbar at midday. I "Thus well, lik
, all frequented wells in the East,. was
doubtless slieheired hY I a' lltt i alcove, in
which were seats iof stow" i t , Tills well,
Dr. Hannan sayi, is the one, and only
limited mid well-leaned kodity in Pales
tine that you can connect witte pres
ence of the Redee.mer. You in all
Palestine draw; another eirclehof - thrilled
diameter within whose cireurtiferamie yon
can be absolutely certain that Jesus once ,
stood, exoePt PAM& Jacob' r There
are two views 3N to the I, .-•ft of Syehar.
One identifies it;_with the ancient She
them, now Nabbms. if so, then the town
must have extended farther east towards
the Weil thao ow', as it is a mile and a
half distant. But as no traces of such a
fernier extension travel been found, many
prefer' td regard ychar t as a suburb of
Shechem—the city of the sepulchre of Jo
sepli—and hence near, the well! The val
ley of Sheehan is the; Paradis i e of Pales
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Jelin; leas we.lried t with his journey—
heated, foot-sore, thirsty, hungry. Thus
exhausted he sat down (or flaqg his limbs
weariedly) on the amt in the alcove, anx
ious if possible ler complete repose.
_lli%
disciples (the five already called) had
gone into the village t o': buy provisions;
for so far the Jews would / go in their
dealings with the Samaritans. i Musing in
that place of precious i religious assckia
tious, Jesus arvaited thir ieturn. A wo
man of the district 0f..,4- i imaria drew nigh,
—having come out in i the' noontide heat
for caster, probably be(atiseo i
oP the .upe
iiorit3 of this well, cut lhi the build rock
to the depth of ever 14:Xl feet. [Then, too,
it wa : ., jacolis well, and revenmeed on
that account. She may, have avoided the
evening gathering, - of the women, because i ,
of her disreputable ) character. character. 1
Jesus was thirsty anweary. lie was
thirsty enough to ask he`i for water, but
not to drink: he was i ' not too, weary to
give her instruction 111 the way of salva
tion (iv: 31). Ilii, request awukaijed her
surprise. "The lows hohr nolamaiarity
with the Samaritans." They would suf- )
fer rather than ask the a favor of cup of
-water at their hail ds. ' This hatred, was
paitly due to their i m4ed oneu—Towns!:
and Pagan—and partly, to a religious ri
valry. (2 Kings xvii: 33-41; John iv: 20).
Jesus sees in her quick replyjan oppor
tunity ter lead this ignorant woman into
the truth. Sa ht l forgets his thirst, and
answers to her wondering question : "If
thou knewest the' gift of God, I etc." (v.,
10). This gift was llim.self.l (iii : 16).
"Living ,dater" 0 opposed in the East
to cistern-water, or the waters of reser
ioirs. The water of the well mas living
water. Tile Saviour used the phrase de-
siignedly in a double sense, that through
the material she mighi j be led on_'to the
ripiriturd meaning. Vex. til•13;- , Rev. xxi:
0). This "Wring water ," is etwial life,
which hi Christ hhns4, diving in the soul
through the Holy f4pirit. This must he a
subject Of prayer. "Thou wmildst have
as,ked of him."• And those whoask shall
receive. ,
t' And he would have given •thee
living water." -, 1 1 i
This answer was not apprehended by
the womari, but' she evidently felt that
she was in the presence of a Superior
Pelson. No dottlit the countenance and
healing arid words of Jesus all tended to ,
impress her with a sense of rare benigni
ty and unusual dignity. "The woman
midi unto hhn, Sir," (literally) Lord)—a
title of respect. Tholuek tlainkai her reply
Sauey." Meyer says : " The woman
treats the enigmatical word of, Christ at
flint as Nieodemus does (Hi: 4), i ut morel)
thoughtfully, and at the same time more
pertly, and with feminine iseidiness of
speech." But her remarks (irs. 11, 12)
Were doubtless designed to' be respectful
to Jesus, while' marked by spirited na
tional pride. It was an apOsent fact
that lie had no autiequo to draw} with—by
which she; meant a skin bucket, with
three cross: sticks tied round the mouth
to keep it open, and which was let down
into the, well by a lope of goat's hair.
}tow then emdd lie draw water , from the
deep well?. Or could itbe—a supposition
that her national pride' rejected—that he
was a prophet weater , than Jacob, who,
ince DioSes, wuM open a fountain of wa
ter by a, inirade. There are tokens •of
brightness lof mind'and a touch' of quick
humor about her reply, which give ris a
favorable impression ef the woman's men
tal endowments. Were the artist gifted
women in • Ssmaria the most abandoned,
as WU•the emet so notably at Cilrinth?
Jesus does not stop to discuss the com
parative great:mass of Jacob, nor the ex
cellence of the old well. Tier, question,
"Art thou greater than our father Ja
cob 2" is virtually answered in what fol
lows. Jesus is himself the Messiah (look
ed for by Sainaritam as well asjews) and
therefore the Giver of the water of eternal
life; and hence he roust be greater thsti
Jacob and all thepatriarehs Will prophets.
But first (v. 13) he shows that he does
not mean material water. This, even
thoughlrom Jacob's well, can only satis
fy for a time- Bub , (v , .'.14) the water of
which he ispealui quenches thirst forever.
Tice 'fife of • Christ dwelling in ;the heart
through 'the Spirit: will satisfy the soul
forever.' abmpteuberg says : r' There is
always asleep cOntentaimmt in the believ
er's heart, though oftenconeempled." Ben
gal : "The Water is always there: what is
wanting is the sacred thirst.' French :
"Ile Shall nuer thirst for 1 any other
water save this living water, w'eh Christ
impute.", Every helierec i _enjoy a
In t el
puleat salvation, if he wilt- 4 long
ing Satiated with full salvation est."
"Shall be In him a well - • • •rly f'oun
tain)•of water springing u-. or leaping
up) into everlasting ,life.” 1 i e water
when drunk bec o mes aVcnantaila whichin
cessently ilonetinto the OCCSIII Of eternal
'(Whosoever drinketh 1” The water
of life la tree to all. =There ate no secta:
rietbillikte &Wit itiatitia - We itnd at vi
mit a eisetd. 'Jo:WO* lltady to all
who ask: l'lllm =ill ra ,, Ttv -r,
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