The initials attached to tlie tomagonilc...

The initials attached to tlie tomagonilciice, taken from "The I'nsbyterian," one of tUeleadiiiif papers of tlie Pre-l'vtorian denoinination, and givcn la anothcr column wffl tw rceognized as tliose of tlie pastor of oneof ourcitycliurclie. Wc ure actiuainted withthe faet thnt. fn.m his davina been a resident in a uiiivtrsity town for seventivn yéUl and : niinWir in olie of its leadinj; chnrchfB, lie lias had :t lhmI opportiinity tor niakini; oinpar-on and for formina ;ui Indcpiidcnl concliulon. Rev. IIiMiry I'. Tappaüj L). D-, IX. 1-, dledatVevay, Sniieiland, "n Tueadty, Nor. UÜv 1881. Dr. Tftppw was the i.itlur ot tl. -ity Of Michigan. II'1 Ouh hrre a firt president. H' tmindthis institiilioh ¦ sinall eollt-Ke, iow in standing aiicl fjrade, lie Uft it a iniverUy. He was loved and recteJ by itodentaand associate professors, and in the field of litrcature he has been oqoalled by few Ainericans as an original thinker. An account of hls Ufe will be found iu anuther column.