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self, in fact as well as In fgurel
Viewed in this philosophical light,
the lovers tender 81 rgestiou
of amatory cannibalism is really
the most delicate of respectful com
pliments. There is a class of tram
seendentalists (small. thank heavenly
who deprecate anything like q deep
interest In the mere pleasure of eat
Ing. Most gorgeous muttonheadsl
Excess, perhaps, is to be decried, but
mankind must take more enlightened
interest In good cooking and jealous
enjoyment of eating. Talk of senti-
ment, poetry, music. art; where were
they without that kind of food which
furnishes the correct stimulus to the
brain and nerves? Feed Longfellow
on cold hash and sad bread, and how
many Hiawathas will you get? All
other pleasures are in their
nature deceitful but this. What
is fame? A delusion. What
is love2 A disease. The man
of forty laughs at it. but at forty
your true epicure has just attained
| his full stature and learned how to
get all the enjoyment a good dinner
can yield. Favor is deceitful, and
beauty's only skin deep. but there is
no discount on boned turkey and
scolloped oysters. If | aver fall in
love it will be at a picnic. There is
my heart most open; there do | feel
most generous sympathy with all
mankind. Let us who understand
this thing, labor to indoctrinate the
masses with the true ideas of good
living, the overwhelmip Importance
of a well regulated kitchen. Let us
not cease our efforts till eating takes
its true place among the fine arts.
Yours, extraordinarily. cue.
READIE
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Communicated
INDIAN MESSEDNE.


Bishop GARRISON, of Nebraska and
Dakota, has a fine Indian Mission
among the Santee Siour. These tn
dians were removed by the Govern.
meut from Minnesota at the time Of
the outbreak several years ago.
Rev. Mr.. Human, who was mis-
sionary of the Episcopal Church tc
the peaceful portion of these Indians,
followed the hard fortunes of the
tribe when removed to the sterile
regions of Dakota. By constantly
living among them, and by his heroic
Christian fidelity, he IS gained
their confidence and love to a degree
that few white men have been able
to attain. The result is that
to-day, away up in that lonely and al
most unknown territory, there is one
of the most successful Missions to the
red men that has yet been witnessed
on this continent. Nearly one quar-
ter of the entire population have re-
ceived baptism. Two hundred and
fifty are actual communicates. They
have, to a great extent, abandoned
their Indian customs. They cult
yate the soil, and live as whites.
On the recent visit of the Bishop
an unusual event occurred, which was
the ordination of a native Indian,
RoHt MGzdtati, who has been eight
years a Christian and a student,of Mr..
Human lie cannot read English.
his only books are the Bible and the
Common Prayer, which have been
translated into the Dakota language.
His preaching is said to be truly elo-
quent and beautiful.
A gentleman who was present saws
at was a sight the solemuitv of
which is not often seen on earth. to
see that young man kneeling to re-
ceive the Apostolic Ministry, sur
rounded by hundreds of his race.
weeping all for Joy and gladness."
The plan adopted in that mission is
to carry on missionary 100rk 6y the
ndtiUe Christian Indians.
The service is described as very
impressive and beautiful in the Dd-
kotG. Witnesses are eloquent In their
account of the hearty and responsive
worship Of the tribe. Their chanting
and singing are said to be especially
solemn, and the spectacle of hun
dreds of these people worshipping
and praising God with one voice
and one mind, In the common prayer
OF their " musical Sontee, can
never be forgotten. This effort to
Chrlstlanize these Indians deserves
special commendation. The Sioux
are the best type Of the Aborigines
that remain. Their language is snoken
by a larger number Of people. If the
recommendation of the Indian Peace
Commission be carried out bv Con
gress, all the Indian tribes roaming
through the northwest will he
concentrated in Que grea5 Territorv
lying north of Nebraska. Schools
and missions will then be extended
among them. The Bible and Praver
Book in the Dakota language and .
native ministry viii then be the basis
OF q true civilization. And we shall
see at least one hundred thousand
souls as teachable as children
ana far more disposed to receive
slaoly q gratefully, Christian teach,
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ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

and Its Business The
Churches - How Attended-Yalley
OF the Little Papillian-SOiI-The
CrOps-The Tide OF Emigration
Price of Land-The Platte Valley
Its Appearance and fertility
Nominations or Seymour and Blair
How Observation-Disclosures Re.
marks, &c.
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A Warning to COunterfeiters, and a
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No expense will be spared, nO legal
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QUIrE 3 pleasant social evening war
spent by the congregation of the Wal
nut Street Presbyterian Church OF
this city on Thursday night, in the
Church Parlors, on the occasion OF
the public reception to the newly
elected pastor, Rev. Mr.. kumler,
Quite a large company was present,
consisting of the families Of the con-
erecation and a number of min
listers of this city and other
friends Of the Church. The
ladies Of the congregation RECALLED
their guests with a bountiful supply
of ice-cream and elegant cake. We
are glad to learn that Mr.. Kumler
meets with such a cordial reception
from his own people and the Christian
public Of this city. We hope his
ministry amongst us may be highly ae-
ceptable and richly blessed.
WI find the following in the Gin
cinnati Chronicle of last week:
The Rev. Nj. P~entecest has re-
signed the charge Of the Baptist
Church at Evansville, Indiana, to
take charge of the First Church
at Covington, Kentucky, and the
former society is now without a
pastor. The Church at Evansville is
a live and energetic one, having late
~ completed a commodious house of
worship, and its prospects for the fu-
ture are highly encouraging.
COUNTY INsTITUTEs.-In many OF
the counties of Southern Indiana a
deep interest is being manifested IL
the Sabbath School work. The
schools in Posey County held an In
stitute during the present week. We
have not yet heard with what success
it was attended.
The Floyd County Union viii hold
an Institute Exercise on the 9th and
18th of this month, which will be
mainly conducted by Rev. Mr.. Eggles-
ton, the distinguished Institute work
er Of Chicago.
The Schools of Gibson County will
hold a Convention on the 4th, 9Th
and 9th Of August, at Princeton. The
order of exercises, as published, indi-
Gates a highly interesting meeting
In addition to home talent, which is
fully brought out, we notice as an.
nouneed to take a prominent part in
the Convention, Rev. r.. Andrus and
Mr. John Il. Glover, of this city, anC
!. Col. John w. Ray, of indianapolis, al
enthusiastic Sunday School worker.
INDEPENDENCE CHURcH.-We die
, not have the pleasure of attending
the dedication services of the Genera
Baptist Church in independence OF
: last Sabbath, but we learn through
Rev. George w. Moore, the Pastor
that Rev. Thomas NJ. Strain, VIII,
preached the dedicatory sermon, wa
highly pleased with the church build
ing. His sermon on the occasion wa
, one Of deep thought and very appro
priated and was listened to by
crowded house of attentive hearers
After the discourse, there being still
, a small debt of 5000, a collection bein
made, the amount was soon met, afte
which the Church was dedicated t
, the service of God, Rev. j. III. Henry
I of jacksonville, Kentucky, and Rev
Benonia Stinson assisting Rev. Thos
NJ. Strain.
In the afternoon at 4 O'Clock tb
Sacrament of the Lords Supper wa
administered, and a precious season
was experienced, Rev. j. H. Henri,
leading in the services. At nigh.
/ there was q good meeting together
the house being filled at every con-
ing together. The Church is a yer
neat building, and furnished in goo
style.
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Gen. Geo. D. Wagner

places:
Gibson County, July 26th, 9th, and 2Sth,
at points TO Oe fixed by the County Central
Committee.
McCutehenvlue, vanderburgh County,
Thursday, July 29th, at night.
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on the globe.h IF the nation would
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Col. Theo. ". Mccoy,

Col. TheO. W. Mccoy,
Candidate for Clerk of the Supreme
Court, will visit the counties of the First
District in the following order, and invites
to meet him all his old Comrades. and all
the soldiers of the late war who favor the
election OF GRANT and CoLFAX, to take
steps Tor organization for the pending cam
paign. The soldiers will TX the hour and
make all necessary arrangements for the
respective meetings:
Nincennes, Knox County, July 2lst.
Washington, Daviess County, July 22d.
P~etershurgh, Pike County, July &d.
Princeton, Gibson County, July oath.
View Harmony, Posey County, July 25th.
Evansville, Vanderburgh County, July
Nth.
~Boonvsle, Warrick County, July 2Sth.
Rockport, Spencer County, July 29th.
Tell City, Perry County, July S0th.
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Religious Intelligence.
TURCH NOTICES.


FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH = Corner
Third and Cherry Streets; George f.
Penteeost, Pastor. Usual Sabbath
services at 1OA A.M. and 8 Pm. Sun
day School at Q AN. The public are
cordially invited to attend.
WALNUT STREET PRESBYTERIAN.
Preaching tomorrow by the Pastor,
Rev. j. 2. II. Kumler, at 104 o'clock
AN. and at 8 o'clock PM. Sabbath
School and Bible Glasses at 8 O'Clock
AN. Strangers and the public gen.
orally are cordially invited. <
METHoDIsT.-The different Metho-
dist Churches of the city will be open
tomorrow for the usual Sabbath SER
vices.
CHURCH OF THE Holy INNocENTs,
s. Bdrford, Minister.-Sixth Sunday
after Trinity-Divine Service 1Ol A.
NJ; Sunday School and Bible Glass o
A. h.. Mission Sunday School and
Minister'S Cateehism Glass 3 p. NJ;
Cottage Service" Wednesday night
at 8 o'clock, at the residence of Mr..
Swope, corner of Tenth and Vine
Streets. x
VINE ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Open at 104 An. Rev. w. b. Me-
Carer has kindly consented to preach.
Rev. Alex. Sterrett will fill the pull
pit in the evening. Strangers are in
vited. X
ST. PAUL's CHURCH - Sunday
School 8 An. morning prayer 1Oi.
evening prayer "a.
WM. III. VAN ANTWERP.
PERSONALS AND NEWS ITEMS
Rev. G. f. P~ENTEcosT, of the First
Baptist Church. who has been on a
visit to the East, returned to the citv
on Thursday night last.
Rev. G. B. II. MARTIN. pastor Of
the Vine Street Presbyterian Church
who has for some months past been
IN feeble health, has been granted a
few weeks leave of absence by his
congregation, and is now spending his
vacation in Northern Illinois.
REV. ALEX STERRETT, Of Manhat-
tan, Kansas, has been spending the
last week among his former nar;sb-
1u9's auu PIC friends in this city.
P.e10uoS 'ormorrow evening in
9'iee' resOyterian Church.
oNE Oh the attractions for the COM
ing week Is the lecture of Rev. DR..
BURT, Of Cincinnati, for the beneft
Of the Sabbath Schools of the Walnut
and Vine Street Churches. It's sub
ject, " Bethlehem, is one of the most
interesting of all sacred themes, and
should attract a large audience.
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Col. WILL CUMBACK
AND
GEN. JAMES O. VEATCH

UEN. JAMEo .. FEAIOH
WIN speak at the following times and
places:
sd, at O'Clock P. II.
Poseyvine, Posey County. Friday, July
oath, at O'clock p. NJ.
Mt. Vernon, Posey County, Saturday,
uly 25th, at night.
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Hon. DELANO f. WILLIAMSON

Candidate for Attorney General,
VIII speak Mt the following times and
places:
Washington, Daviess County, Thursday,
July 23d, at 1 O'Clock p. NJ. E
v~incenees, Knox County, Friday, July
34th, az night.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR PUBLIC
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IN THE
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GOVERNOR CONRAD BAKER
AND
GENERAL JAMES G. VEATCH,

VIII address the County Convention of
Pike County, Saturday, August LIST.
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