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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-19
Hefare JndGe Rurbank.


Causes to be tried BY Jury, arranged according
No. 81. Fleeson vs. Savage Co.-set for trial
juno l9. -
No 3 Bennett Cow Imperial Co ct d''-sst
No. s. Burning Moscow Co vs. ophir co-sst
No G. Virginia sInsloa Co vs. Gsuld & Curry
No. 7. Gould & Curry Co vs. virgnia sIns'
No. II. ophir Co vs. Burning Moscow Co.
No, g. OphIr Co vG Burning Moscow Co.
No. g winters Of ais vs. Gould & Curry Co.
No. IL. Perley W Chandler.
No. 10. Kenny " KeyeG
No. IA. Grass Valley Co vs. Falrvlew Co OF Ais
No. Is Cook vs. Mcguire.
No II. Elliott vs. Uncle Sam Go.
No. ls. McCIuskey " Uncle Sam Co.
No l9. Tucker VI Uncle Sam Co.
No. 90. weyteman vs. Uncle Sam Co.
No. 81 GSliagan vs. Uncle Sam Co.
No. q Gearhart vs. Uncle Sam Co.
No IS Splain VS. Baltic Co.
No. Q6 Consolidated Co 70 0vsrmAn Co.
No. q. HeilIhorn VI Lamolle.
No, q. Hall VI Steele ct ais.
No. 80 CUNT " Administrator Of Webb.
No, &c Patterson vs. KAnaka Co.
No. 81. Callahan vs Uncle Sam Go.
No 36 Rouse VI Steele et ala.
No. 80. Vignot vs Frsnkenhelmer OF nl.
No. a. StrouSe VI Feeny ct al.
No. IS Denise vs. Mcpherson.
No. 4e. OrviS vs. Ostrom ct al
No. So, Lackey ct al VI Gould & Curry Co:
Causes to be tried by the Court, arranged ac'
cording TO the date Of issue:
go. , Alpha Co W Bennett Co.
No. !. ColTeIl Vi Keystone Co.
No. q Greeley ct al vs. McCluskey OF al.
No l. White vs. Bacon ct al
No. TO- Hobart vs. Yellow Jacket Co.
No. IL Chandler VI Hearn ct 81.
No I6 yAnisLni W Uncle 9rm Co.
No q WhittIker " Steele Ct al
No. "a. McCausland VS. Bell
No. @. Gould Il Curry,Co vs Seneca Go.
No. 30. Mangenberg VS. Olin ct al.
No, 81. WightmRn ct nl vs. Wilson.
No. 81 Ellis Va smith.
No. "a. Taylor vs. Taylor.
No. 40. People vs Gould & Curry Co.
No. n. People W Baltimore American.
No. a. People vs Empire M g. MOO.
No. 46. Hewlett VS. Dewitt ct al.
No. a. Booth ct al 70 Hyde ct al.
No. 4e. People " 0verman Co.
No. So Paxton ct al vs. Bacon u Co.
No. So. White VI Keepers.
No. 81 Husted vs Williams ct al. .-..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-19
COURr CALENDARS.

DISTRICT COURT CALENDAhS'
JUNE TERN, A. D. 1860.
Before Judge Risinss
Suits to be tried by Jury, three day, com
mencing on Monday, June 10, 1855:
No. 3 J. J. Corbert ". p. Brady ct alL
No. 7. Challenge Co. vs. Michigan Co.
No. IL. Sides Co. Va Jones Of q.
No. l2, T. McCarty vs.. Uncle sam Co. ct al.
No I3. Isaac Summer VI. J. F. Bruudage ct a.
No. "A. W. s. Hobart va F. Gleason etsl
No. Is. Overman Co: vs Uncle Sam Co. ct a.
No. 16. Cloehan vs. Uncle Sam Co. et al
No. II. L LaviEZari " Uncle Fam Co. et al.
No. I6. ] T AtWill VI Uncle Sam Co ct al.
No. 10. ThoS Peaslsy vs Uncle ram Co ct al.
No. 20 jerome Silver w Uncle Sam Co ct al.
No. 81. II Creamer " Uncle Sam Co ct q.
No. "a W H Patterson ~ Uncle Sam Co ct II.
No. % J II Stephenson vs. Gould d Curry Co.
No. "a. James Z Wood W ChollRr Co.
No. 25. Splaln vs. Uncle Sam Co.
N. 26. James Flton W 0phIr Co.
No. %. C Lintott W + Keller ct al.
No. %. White e. Murphy vs. Baton Rouge Co.
No. 81. John Brisco ct al w Eliza Lawson.
No. 3d. &c BAtemap vs. Best & Belcber Co.
No. 30. w Bowman VS. w H Pottorff ct al.
No. "a. C T Rice ~ Chollar Co.
No. IS J p Hardy VS. u 7 GIsbon ct al.
No. 36. Jas Malone vs. A Sutro.
No. 81 C B Land ct al W II Voight et al.
No. % N H Harmon, Admir-, ct al vs. Uncle
Sam Co Of al.
No. 39 G B Land ct al VI, Voisht ct al
No. 49, p Sheevan vs G A Hill ct al.
No. 49, W II Denise VS. Mcpherson ct al
No. So F AsSaIino W NJ Hedin.
No s. W Joy vs. F Atwill ct al.
The following suits arc to be tried BY tho
Court:
No. Q Burke vs. Chollar Co.
MS CL Low W Brown ct a.
No. g. FAirvieW Co vs. A A Bell ct al.
No. 10. Jewett vs. Henry.
No. 90 il Goodwin " J " Wilson.
No 40. People vB 0phir Co.
No. Il. People Va Bullion Co.
No. ~ People " ophir Co.
No a. J A Collins W c Clark.
No. IS. W @ Orrick vI Bullion Co.
No. H. CIV Bonynge " United States Co.
No. 49, People vs. Confidence Co.
No. 49, People vs Grown Point St Al.
No. 50 People " Challenge It A.
No. 81. State Of Nevada vI A J Stiles ct a.
No. s. J W Keller W H BlaSdsl Of a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-19

Lost.
0N OR ABOUT JUNE 3rh; ls3 sHAREs AIssIss
~ Of Stock In the Jswen Z snspsso s m.nlns nsda1
Gomnany. standing 10 the name Of the under
S"% Iso. : note Of 09l6 90. dated Nay lot,
isSS. srcinst the Jswett & Shepard Company.
"a IN Evor Of II. E woodruff The public arc
hSr,by cautioned againSt Pureha aIing OF neGoaa'
coH HIll, June II, l s65. lull "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-19
CHAs. w. HUMPHRRYs,

Having taken the BAR Of the Golden Eagle un-
der his especial charge, assisted by BILLY ELS
HER, he cordially invites all hIy friends and
scquaintances 10 call. feallng assured that he can
can be obtained In Gold Hill. Give us fair trial
-.'. a7r r 0. REYNOLDS, Holsl
CIV. HUMPHREYS, saloon.
Gold Hll. Nay Q, 1855. .-----r, my1 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-19
HORSE SHOEING!

shop Adjoining Sacramento Wagon shop.
TAyISG RENTED THE SHOEING DE-
partment Of the Sacramento Wagon shop.
/ am now prepared TO do all kinds of horse shoe.
ing promptly and to order. Having made Horse
S6oeins my exclusive business for many years l
An safe in saying that those who patronize me
will not go away dissatisfied. Try me:
inSm d. BLACK.
, 1865-10-05
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

An Officer Acqustted-ReccipIs for the
Monument Rund-Addit1ona1 Ccasus
Rcturns-11ll1tarJ 1temA-Tho Session
Of, the Masonic Grand Lodge Re-
moved 10 Chicago.
Especial Dispatch 10 tbs Chlcago Tt1buDeI
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Oct- *
Lieut.. y, Il. coggthall, of the 14ith Illinois In
fnntry, dsmlsecd the service In Juno last charged
with conducs unbecoming m officer, and prejudleiaI
to good ortzar And military discipline, has been;
tried bY court martial and acquitted hts dismissal
declared null 8rd rotd and IN honorable discharge
awarded him.
A meeting ot thr GermantA Deet Sugar Company
will Re held in this city Tomorrow
The receipts for The lincoln Monument since the
lat repert are $1s9.b0.
Tho following ceusns returns hare been. fled With
the Secrs,afy OF State sfnca the last ret<tt Menard
county. r%pnlahon M,l4s7 Ford county. poPula-
ton l6G6
The l1ttt cavalry arrived tths morning rom Mem
phis.
tered out.
ii The meethgo Of tho Grand Lodge OF Free4,aeons,
to-day. considerable dfseussi0u ArOee out Of prop
osltion 10 rsmoye the session. oF the GRIND Lodge
from this city 10 Chicago, which, on coming 10
vote, vnA carried BY about one hundred maaofttY,
to the no small cpta,tesuatt1n OF the minority.
, 1865-10-05

The Suspension EsrEdge-A Colored
Soldier Shot--Child Burned to Death
The SoIdIers' Home to be Closed.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tr,bune.l
CIsclNNA1r, OCT. I.
Ths reporters Of the Cincinnati press were the
hrst parties beeides the workncn Privileged 10
c1oss the Temporary suspension bridge across the
Ohio, completed to-day. :.
4 eolored soldier In Coyfngtou, at a negro ball,
became dlsordesIy, and when the policemen at
tempted to quiet him. he fred his pistol aftez them
a. they LEFT. They returned, and In attempting to
take his pistol from him he fired again, when be
wss shot dead BY one Of the policemen.
A couple Of children whilc playing In a barn
near this city. yesterday, With some matches, set
the hay on dire, which comumed tho barn snd
burned cne of tho Children taux years old 70 DEATH
The mother was helpless bat G1ntic witness Of
the hof1id Eeene.
The Soldiers Home Of this city, where so many
thousands Of weary and needy soldiers during tho
war have found comfort and rest viii be closed the
iast Of this mouth.
, 1865-10-05
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

AFTCAf OF a PC3t 0f11ce Slefk-EoDUGF~
len Of Soldttrs-Gorernmen Train-
'EnslgraGiOn-Pcrson i.
Especial Despath 10 tho Chseago Teibure.l
INbIAKApCEts, Oct. j.
IIcsry 8. Sor1se stamping clerk in the Pos.
Olcc, Hss arrested yesterday Oh the charge Of abb
stractlnS valuable Letters. He confeses 10 have
! taken about ihIrtH nsek Of which, he returned.
:: Four N i've be destroyed. Ile Gays hc only got
ebout twenty dollart In 11oneJ. He waived an e1-
animation, and wos bHnd over 'tha the United
Staiez Court in the suma: Of one thcssand dollars
ball. Young Hor1ise ie about seventeen yeart Of
as3, and, prertous 10 h1. mrest stood yezy high
2nong thoee who knew him. lie sctTed nnatly
txo yeArs in the army, aud during the last six
nnaths has been clsrk In the oflsca ot Cal Sfmon-
sen, Post Commander. He wxs lad Of fne PROM
ise, and his faf. Ii greatly 10 hc regretted
Rohbef1eA OF soldiers seen to be lnereasing
NeuIy eyeE1 night two or thsss are knocked down
4 iraiH Of Government wagons passed through
the city lo-day. under command Of Maj. Lander-
Vile. 1t consisted OF eCS wagons, each drawn By
el1 nulee.. Two hundred and my ,Ehise nacn and
one hundred md flty negroes zre employed in it,
transportation. ....
Enig7ant wagons psss through nearly erery day.
bound loF Missouri md the far West.
MAi-1eu., Esthan kmhall wrs4n the city to-day.
He ia .vailfng the order for his muster ont
Gov. Morton Ii attending tie Staie Fair tt f.
WAynf.
, 1865-10-05
FROM DETROIT,

Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Tribunal
DETHorr, Oct !.
Fort Brady at eault sle Marie has been dssia-
nate ~ aMitItAty osts~snd alterft has been tuit
abl.' fitted up Two companies Of soldlcrs will be
stat atioued there.
The 1a1h regiment United States infautzy, Which
has for some time part been etztiuned at Fart
Wayne, has been ordered to Newport, Ky., and will
lea7c TX that place In few lAys.
, 1865-10-05

n GooDEtl-
REV. xn. FORD.
The President introduced the Rev. Nr.' Ford,
nas'ed %sa r. III &c 81 sa ~ assoa hs ong
efs' IL q chrisslan F.ienda: It Is an oppressive
sentative Of more than hundred millions q I'm.
mortal souls. and that IN coming before this Board
and thls Christian community. have to hn up
Of those IONS Of Efael for whom you have under
taken tbe great work Of their eyangchzatlon. Yon
wil al once recognize the MfspIon IN SJrtt ~ one
sspect s of Iii ihe Missions Of this Board. III wers
what has been done in reference 70 The es1nelizs;
9n # ri 10
tbe lev fsae Or hundreds Of converts; Il Is an tn
peftneroe for as aite1 twenty Or thtit!. or forty
IL converting. ona!enth of the human race And,
at The game Zine; would call your attention to to
some snseulzgiug ecdnasases ca a., shora whsss ~
1,es1 eopleIxs sbould conader that we aEe lsbolng
ior people who speak language which y Epokey,
nese, Englieh, and po4slbly he French, aud it Is
n h ss 81 II uones aay #
great s msjorify of the people Who <Peas II, The
Socks printed under the direction Of the mission ut
Beyroat.s1e ineligaole s9 al eesses
dcnce thst 73od has permitted Is to present these
millions Of heathen with the word Of God in their
/ own language, and I can compare i 10 nothing
more propeI1y tllxn the Introduction OF Gods To.d
In The English language 10 the English people In
the time of Wycliht- You will understand that
ihe translation Of Gode word. hitherto ctrcuiated
among the Arabt, has been imperfect, defective,
ftnlty cyen to our Christian people, and utterly
nnacrentab}e to the hcathep. The 4Aohaa7uH-du1s
belteve that The gospel Is nom God; they arc 20
| taueht in The Koran, that 1t ts Gods OWL words,
and nnt lhat ouly, but that the language which
Cod emplo7s when ho speaks to man. & tbe Arabic,
md they guazd ith most jealous care ere1r syllable
Of What they be1eve to have been his exact utter.
nucer. From this 1t arises that often II yeu asE
natfyc how this or that sentence should be written
il A1ahc. ha will reply, Il canDot cay how God PRO
uuuuccd IT. but according to the rules ot the Arabic
!enguarc il ehould be 70 and &c." This prejudice
has been, In the good providence OF God, removed,
md alter sixteen years oflabof By ths mcn whom
God has ratsed up and prepared for this VOTE yonr
board has BEN permitted 10 present to these mil
lions and their desoendants The word of uod tr7ns'
lated into their own noble. dch and nnaent I'M.
guage one which It IL no min commentator 70 say
Il tie beat t1zntlatfon, and Is acknowledged oJ
/ scholars to be the beEt ever made into tnls Ian
I guage Then note, my Christian friends, tnf WY
| In which God has prepared for the etrspiat1on O
this Bible. Let me tell you that fn SJrti, and Il
al parts Of The Esst where the Arabic la1gnago u
spoken, The prejudlees Of the piests md hlshops
[Cbnftudsd on Ftrst f1gel
, 1865-10-05
StQtUe to Col. SftRw

BosToH, Oct. i.-An equestrian statue In memory
Of The late Roht. @. Shaw, Of the oith Aasssehu
sctts regiment ls ta1ked of, and meeting In sym
pathy with the movement VIM be held on Saturday
next In The Governors Rooms at the State Housc
, 1865-10-05

CHlN EauINxK1's OFF1cE,
CKpA1 RAPIDa, Iowa, Oct. I'd, 18d1.
Proposals Will b received 1t this oaica un Wednes
day. Oct 1lth- s&A for the grading. mssonrJ, Hug
bridging. ses and t1aeklaytng, 1Y miles OF this
road. between Cedar lesids and Vintoo. loVa. This
work IL In The thickly sestled portion OF the Cedar
Valley. and IL Ia OF timber al thu W1J. StTera1
sections very s1ap1e for winter work. Ptp2otsl1
viii be receiyeu for the whole for my portion Of
the work which contractors n4I dt4irt. THIS COMPANY
reserves the tight to feect my da that are not salts
factory.
PIodles and specifications rsZ be seen It ih!s
ps:7+shp, :; =: =, Cata kektae@.
, 1865-10-05
Real Estate Sale.

and grounds Of George q, Stuart, called Spring
BROOK. near this city, were sold at aucinn to-day,
and purchased By Edwin ForIest Tor ~, 900,
, 1865-10-05
D L e D.

In this city. Of diphthrrta, HAKRE. HosMER, the
adopted of Robert II. F"~s, ESD.
Funeral this Afternoon oct 3th, At O'Clock, 1t hs
residence, corner Of Monroe mad thrpop ats FI1esds
are invited tQ1ttclo
, 1865-10-05
LOCAL MATTERS,

To restore and keep n healthy and
handkone condition Of the teeth and gums, With
The least expense and greatest satisfaction, use
uudEon'f Unrivalled Tooth Paste, rs
, 1865-10-05
DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMALES
EEmptoms of Cntursh.

Symptoms of CntArzh.
The head Is the seat Of g1ea. msny diseases which
rcduce the trFalld to skeleton. and send him to q
consomptlye.s grave es the head ID rare1y cram
tned alter Ge6th TO The nature Of tho disease
even when 20 CAUSE OF death Ia found BY dIsse.tnE
the other parts CstayrhA! discharges Are oitcn yefJ
eoptous, a. well oHanavt, cont2utnatluz with an
Aid mud poisonon matter which extends over and
tn1ames tie merahaarous lining Of tho nose, month.
palate throat syn1t u1thea, and a1r cells md tubes
Of the luugc ant the ous parts Of the eyes and
coating all thtse parts with thick mucns. which+ ~
the Of the lungs, prevent tho action Of the 0s
1poa ne blood by Waish means the p!ooa T. ls, ~.
ous Kinds, Cntarrh cansen congh aud t1pectorat!oo
OF white and yellow natter pan, tGhtness and SITE
tures Of the Lungs with relaceEstoa aud eanke o. ne
rnsssges It cortIs II causes dnlnsss of hearing 0i
charge from The cars and p1rt1sl loss Of sight pro-
ducss roa,os anu b1zknk nolsts OF various kinds In
The sai losinC OBJECTS before me Sight raln In the
eYeballs and nerves Of the eytd with aches
of The eycs ear znd hesd Cztafh IL oft came OF
pn!mouarv cq1s unpzton. This disease IS caused by
Runrs ii he blood bY frequent colds breathip dust
and pure AZ 4 q d of eases q
consumption md has sent many victims to the tomb.
CatArrn Is perfectly cafahte under ny tfeatment.
, 1865-10-05
Do yon get your Clothing made at
Western Ha1l Merchant TniIoring Establfshment
= Randolph strects Hnot, hndn's you betters s9a
Perso4* des1rogs to pgrcha:s nIb.es

Persons des1rouA TO purchaAe Bibles
or Prayer Books. should call 1t Nj. g. ". Batter
mans Bookstore, No. 56 Dearborn street, where
they can find IN assortment comprising every
style, md at very low prices. Tie has also large
IN price from Jhirtyeisht Gents to Forty Dollazs.
Do not fall to call at 50 Dearborn street. and ex'
amiue. p9Jd
Go to the Be8t-dSo to Bryant &
SIntton's Chicago Commercial College 10 get a
thorough, practical business education. or 10 be
come good Telegraph Operator. Address (enc1os-
Ing stampsl tor circulars, BnrAsr & STnA1Tos,
Chicaro, III.
, 1865-10-05

n this CIV, 60 T,ss%sy oos "a At tho r-sdeuce Of
EnEESNUhn- fig? md MI.s JULIA NuNEZ. iIso,
At rs SANG ,s1Il time; EAASqEL 4. GHEKSBUR0. EsI
Tow rssIentof this city, but On s.1y Of L,a-
, 1865-10-05

Or. Ayers New Mode of Cure OF Throat
and Lung D1seasess
Now ia the time for treatment OF al affections Of
the throat ard lungs, and persons who are suffering
from Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis or Consumption
viii ind II to their Interest to immediately tngcsti
popular wherever IT is known. Dr.. aver, Of the
Ch1caso Throat and Lung Institute, Mccormick g
Block, Randolph and Dearborn streets, deyotea hi.
en.ise attention to The cure OF this prevalent md
dangerous class Of c1ssea. His charges WILL for the
present. be lover than ever and within the reach ol
ali. TO
, 1865-10-05

Ettswon1H ZouAEEs.-The meeting of the Els.
worth Zouavcs. 1t The North Market Hal, will BE-
held On F11day evening, instead Of Thursday, ~
17r,.yIousty announced,
, 1865-10-05

SAD AccuEsT.-1ast evening about o'clock,
during N tmnense ruah Of vehicles At Clark street
bridge, aad+ ten or eIeren years Of are {vhose
nanae our reporter WEE unabe TO iearn} while try-
ing to c1cfs the street juRt In front OF dssy which
Sss eo5ntpg up the GFede At rapid speed, was
drny was osded and hcfore be could regain lis feet
the wheels Of the vehicle had passed over his LETT
Les and arm. initiating them In feat1ul manner.
possible aid administered.
, 1865-10-05

TEE 9ru WpcoHsm BkTTE1r, (retc,sns,> arrived
ia this city yesterday from Fort Les1euvorth.
Kansas, en- souat TO Madison, Wlscontin, for fual
muster out and payment The battery numbers
three commissioned officers, Capt Croker. Lfeuts.
Eddfngton md HalloWen, aud atxty-nine enlisted
men. since June, 1885,, this battery hiss been on
Te.f!tpry.
, 1865-10-05
administrations.

W.ANTED-Situatiou In q Gro
w cLry dr Liquor Store by 4 youny man who hAA
Ind e1pcsteuee. Or Will tend bxr. Addresa St Ctuud
Hotel. at 3i3 o{Hee. f1l6
, 1865-10-05

.adIencs. vii simply remark thai this WORK
which We are gov met 10 e1con.sse 1eSan h mner st
he throne T. Heaven va 1 'h sass t5e ~
rlory 10 lis world Of oura to deliver us I'll and
not only to deliver Us but to engage q. ior re sfet
f0s Esh bf ese r. ass Ms xaby
should Re delivered. 1t has esoF since been desel-
opiue and expanding, and this assembly one t o.
;Se ~, rasv ,os us q paton. nom thc es1h Another
fhtty.thire ysars and re shall be With the genela:
| tons that nle past-ou1 work VIII be hceompleheo
Nv lie historian The fhsi wits hereafter ID thla
Eorid will be whether n this eo!eMn S1H,s Q! neN
! copfecsation, new baptism, whethef the churches
Whether The opt.pouttnge Of individuals exceeded
tbose 81 The churches to the EtoEe OF the lt1tshty
THIS question VIII come up-let us be ah!s ts
ibsTss e sssat + eanrseano9 eea as tSpplsHse
tic question being then put On the adoption
the report and resolution, II "ae ca1z1eo neo' ea'
nr. wu.rsstcr then read The following usiiee-
a report has gone abroad. tending - do injastic'
TO the hospitality ofChcz.o. and thai IL that call
have been made upon tho cou..1lttee OF Fecepdo.
lien. Ne nc happy to state that iae committee 0
reception hae not or}y assigped PLACES to nl IN u
tendance upon The meeting Of A.. D, G. n. bu
filed. When ne consider the number in attend
ance a on the meeting Of The Board, this -epeak
well tos the hospitality Of Chicago.
! An adjournment wta then takeo to " Q CLOCK.
EVENING SESSION.
The Bo.,d came 10 order st haltpast O'Clock
! The e5e1eises Of tbe evening were commenced b
singing the 1stb hymn
"Ihough now the nat1ons set beneath"
Rey. Or. EAehen offered up 4 petition to u
throne OF Divine grace for the blessing Of the Spi
M. 6nT1u. OF HONOLULU,
The President then introduced Rey. Koyc
. | Smith or Tonotu}n Unuaifan Isjnnds "A nne VII
, 1865-10-05


said TINT more Ind died every month than had been
converted in the 1aIne time, he would hive been
near4 thc lruh. in 1870 tie report hayr TINT 81 coo
lasc been usorc Or less.
consider the Doasu has dome grand work ,r7e-
Itns. The5 have done @ semsslsns ., so. % t. nasson
md something tor 1he church: IA voice, IS oo0.
Fifv-tr.c thousand, ~ thand that brother for that
ma = not be orc Ills Board, What do. Do
with loving heart toward thcse secTcsaf1ea. and
wish to know II, in the waye and means devised b.
these noble men, VIC are contemplating the onsla
upon these tdurs. We talk Of caste, we talk o
ii,tlc idols aud great once. 4 minister eome'
aGs brought ona hoF i ea pa T inas ss Hor nc St
yon gel it, ! eaid to The man, "give II 10 N,
and wtE 'ske II to America and sho3 ii TO Amcn
sso nd M ed II ss aS,s s,,s nd s ~
6ot,' N, father hss wosshipped It, and 20;
NIL s In ~, T. l4fs Hs1 r., - Ttl pay $oa sof
may Lasc it.", And That idol IL bousht md bronsh
Ge1saot th II % een!s Sow wan, to KNOW II you eal
the iiindos but Il he offers j. cent?, can s xet il
CT Soa 81 g,S ~ " wish to kooT "hsther Il yoa :
sife liz i es,s .: i,1san ~ ',s 'ySe se' " =
% saa 'tSs' 3 Il RaR!aS assso. runs u: e: 5ssss:
s,ire I'D 5hs il tatee e ooiS % md dsppe,s e paes
They hnk q opium ri DIP: at nio. 1lst T. q n !,
morning; 1t u theaf 6oQ-kntF "at1o" IN ~ nj
thrtc IL no American missionary Can touch h1a GO
science wi,tn II te dead. God does not eonseH
tusn when he eleepe, and u he aieeps; God 90
MT MT Convert mar when he Is drunk and as he
drunE. Nobody bete,es he does. YOU mhints Y
1hat Vtie Ne preach the gotpe1 Of Christ TO al Y
,-r11]ty world With love, with energy. r!th a4F1nf
wr should, at the same titae4 remove Obstacles
n lse eomnc to thf phcs lad two great break II
on the tailftal, tue lst waS As We got ntat uetfo
There wne heavy tHin oi wood laying upon u
trace, and VT had u put on more steam sno p1s
prth. rneh and loej hours In pushing 1t of. Nc
vance; but herr Ve Christian ministers are apt
overlook tbs c7eat fact tha1 there may be obstacle
and l an ftcined 10 think that The Christian mi
istef aafoAd knows more about these things tn
VIC 70 q home. think before we can nuke a,
Ereaf Ad'erct sur Inc kingdom of God We must tn
osef oe Leaf, xnuif re d. stnI see TINT the
1AtasSM.1nt prc,eut tha1 expansion Of mind VIII
MiMeeatll lof our purposes for II we expect L
htLsuon Of God to advance, We ahall hey;n to n
infa the work We Ahatl no, stnplx vav Snt,rn ~,
mug Mofx, more money, more cntTrs bnt NE st
Say moFe dennltc work to rrtnove Sbatsrles orf
the WY IN order That God our Savior m,r m.r-h
snd take possession Of thi= world thst beInnrs
Ntm. '''@' '''oaf<
lily remarkl, thongh somewhat peculiar NJ,
Per@ct keeping with the matter before n tnd
NeAarc tallcn upon great t.naeA, and II III, ~
our Committees must 2ih.nd 10 the r,.1nuSsI
obstacles in the Way, VIC shau 1hen have let
aspects. We ehall feel that We sre cnpcrvlne II
obecuTity an1 working upon Tie world snd an
lng that CttiAt IL with IL and thai epmethlri
really being accomplished.
k1Hf. FFes1deni pardon thtse remarks 1.-payi
them IN their rraasion TO the mighty cause OF