"NEWSPAPERING."
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A dear friend Of ours, who is earnestly en-
ployed in the Gospel ministry, says: H.H


'Newspapering is not my delight
Well may he say 50, for God has called him
to a higher and nobler work than writing for
newspapers. He is permitted to proclaim,
with his own lips, to hundreds Of men. the
riches of Grace in our Lord Jesus Christ, the
greastest of all employments on earth. He can
say with a pious poet,


81 ,'Christ's only righteousness show,
@ Il His saving truth proclaim,


,gi 'Tis all my business here below, ,lca
.. i94 To cry "Behold the Lamb ~ ta


But while this is his principel delight, we
know that he has been instrumental in doing
much good also by 'newspapering,' and if he
can find moment or two occasionally to de-
vote to this purpose, we should be pleased to
give publicity to what he may feel disposed to
write for our paper. Certainly, next to the
oral proclamation of truth, the press is the
greatest agency used Of God And in this day
Of newspapers it appears to us the duty OF
those whose words do good when spoken, to
try their power when written. The newspa-
.pers are daily filed up, and it depends
on the quality Of their matter whether they are
to exerta good or bad influence. Hence we
are anxious TO enlist the aid Of all our virtuous
friends in particular; and if the one referred to
can favor us at any time, he will be more than
welcome TO our columns. u
.iH tsf4tEo ---------- 6N4H


The following was sent to US for publication
We know nothing Of It's merit; any one who
may choose can try it:


RENE DY FOR CHILLS AND FEVER,
i" OR FEVER AND AGUE.


Take one pint Of sweet milk, and large table
spoonful Of ground ginger, mixed thoroughly,
and heated over the fire as warm as il can be
drank when the chill comes on. or commences.
Repeat the dose, once or twice if necessary,
and the cure will be effected.


If the system be costive, an aperient may
be necessary, in order to prepare it properly
for the above prescription. m


The most accessible, the cheapest--the most
efficacious, and sweetest remedy in the world
As this is the season for the prevalence Of that
disease. | do myself the honor to furnish you
with the above recipe, which. hope, you
will either publish in your paper, or permit
manuscript copies thereof to be taken. as occa-
sion may require.


Your compliance will CRAFTY your phllan'
thropc spirit, and subserve the cause OF hu.
mapity. Respectfully,


.sH a3e The HERMIT In Society.


WAsHINsroS, d. G. Sept q. li 8A 81