c. S. BOWEN, President
JOHN FL. CRAIe, Secretary.
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Observation-Disclosures is known to be
OF great consequence in public speaker
Gesture is some times equally impressive
An anecdote is related of an English cler.
gyman who was tormented with terma.
CANT wife By and by. she paid "lhe debt
of ofnature." Her husband personally off
ciated at the funeral. His speech was devo-
ted in partto the thousand ills which flesh
is heir to, and was concluded by scrin-
ture quotation. Extending his right hand
towards the grave, he said-"There the
wicked cease from troubIingn-and then
placing the same hand on his heart, he adj.
ded-"and the weary are at rest"