The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-08-06
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CfIICAGO CURREsPONbENCE.
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Crbps--hnfusenhents -SE1ttiesiastiosl
Trial Of REV. oh.rles y. Cheney--
cy--sewinR maohihes--Thb Wceu
Fam,iIy Favorite.
~ Ok OnIcAoo, July goth, 1869.
10 rs the dull season here, and unusually
dull for Chicago. In tho carly part of the
season, there was promise of a very largo
trade, and merchants laid in pretty large
stocks. But their anticipations have not
been fully realized. a few largo houses have
done an increased business, and while the
aggregate bueiness may ,bo equal to last
years., the majority Of dealers have too many
goods on hand for tho season. Still all are
anticipating . largo
FALL TRADE,
and arc making ample preparations fmr d.
There has been b fovcrish state Of an1iuty'in
regard to the maturing crops, aud thc pro-
traeLcd and almost inCcHsant rains for the
whole season, until recently, havo cauBodI
many forebodings as to tho future. But tho
past two weeks have, In q great measure, dis
pollod tho fear OF o failure OF
tA rHC cRurs.
And it wo hayo a reasonable amount ~ fair
weather from this timo forward, thcro will be
q larger and better aggregate harvest
throughout the Northwest than cvcr before.
OF course there will he failures ina some local
itica, but tale ihe. cointiy st large the pros-I
poet Of an abund1ntharycst wae novor niofe
promising.
ADJUSTMENTS
AFRO Just now ma duh AZ trade. Tho Opera
HouRe ~ closed. Duprez a Bcncdicts Min
strols are at HfcNickors: Emerson a. Man.
uiug's Minstrcls nc the Dearborn, and q now
local drama, 'rho Wnrkiugmon of Chicago"
Is to bo brought Ouithis week ~ tho Museum,
ThCn wo are to have %circraes this week and
next. But the greatest exhibition here is an
Ecclesiastical one, in the
trial, or REv. CHARTS r. curSEy.
by Al Ecclesiastical Court selected by
Biphup W~hitohouse, for the crime ofomiiting
tho word r~ogcncratc, Or rcgeneratedt IN Mo
ceremony Of baptism; Mr.. Cheney holding 10
tho Protestant idea that IL is but u symbol of
Regeneration, wlIilo the Bishop holds tho
llomish notion that III person i~arogcneratcd
in baptism. On thotthird day OF the trial
ihc23d inst tho proceedings were abruptly
suspended by an injunction from Judge jam
iCBon, of the Superior Court, on The. ground
that tho occlesiastical iuquisitions wero not
proceeding according 70 tho canons % The
church. Ihe Bianop, under protest. a n
piO Niuo, postponed The trial TIL Thursday,
tho 20th. Mr.. Cheney has boon rector vi
Christs Church, here, uinc years, and uutlor
his minisirations 1t has increased from seNau
COMMITMENTS to over thrco hundred the
Sunday school from Thirty TO nearly soycn
hundred scholars, the usual congregation
rom fifty TO seyon hundred, and the church
property from 81 900 TO SiG0, 0O0. In tho DAYS
OF The Spanish inquisition, when tho church
had power to enforce its cdictH, " was ro-
speoted M well az feared. but in tins year a
Grace, 1869, very little Of either fear or re.
spoct h inppircdb by the proceedings of such
n council. or course, Mr.. Cheney win DO
convicted Of disboieving w haptismal rcgcu.
Grafton, for the court has boon convened for
that especial purpose, but whether lac will
mcokly submit his c0pscienco 10 the ruling
Of tho Bishop, or whether his case is TO be
the beginning or accession from the Augli-
can Church and tho formation Of a now ono.
remains to be seen. The sympatlIies Of ali
liberal minded mon, Of all denominations, arc
with Mr.. Cheney.
EX-GOVERNOR FARwElL,
who for some years past, has boon principal
Examiner Ui Inventions In tho Patent ONCE
at Washington, has resigned his OniCc aud
takon up his residence in Chicago. [ saw A
very complimentary letter from tho Commits
sionor OF Patents accepting the resignation
of the Governor but expressing the regrets
Of the Secretary of the Interior that the De-
partment would loso his valuable services.
Tho Governor looks halo and vigorous and
has rs cordial a greeting for his friends, as
over. q
NEW rNrENr AGENCY.
Inventors will bo interested TO loarn that
Gov. Farwoll has Just established an extern
siye agency for soliciting American and For
oign Patents, ut lG2, Lake street, Chicago.
under the name Of Farwcll, Ellsworth AZ 90,
Major T. "A. Ellsworth has been q succcssful
patent lawyer in managing contested and TO
loctcd cases before the Department. Their
business facilities are greatly enhanced by
their branch house at Washington, j. O.
sEwtEG MACHINE.
Chienu0 H. tho laodatnpI.ra gor Iba COLI
and distribution throughout tho Northwest
81 that greatest OF household inventions, the
Family Sowing Machine. There are, perhaps.
halfa dozen different hrst.class sowing ma.
chimes, aud any number Of Indifferent and
inferior ones, that arc often bought for then
choapucss, used q short timo, and then laid
asido 10 give place tO better ones. IL il true
economy To bny a good machine at first, boil
on account Of it, durability, and the superior
character and amount of work it will perform
II WEED FAMILY o
stands prcpminont among drst-elnss scwinp
machines. IL ~ ample, complete, durable
sows tho lock stitch; docs an kinda of work
from tic slightest to The heaviest fabric, with,
out change Of needle, thread or tcnsion. Az
ter thorough trial of several kinds, / give Il
the preference for family use. George @
Thomas y Co., l0l Lake street, arc agents fol
tho Northwest. r
~MtscELLASEous.
There IL nothing now horo in l~ileraluro
Two or thr0o literary papers have bcor
squeezed into one TO MAKO the Universe, z
free speaking, Spiritual weekly, that seeks tC
improve tho marriage relation by making II
easier TO dissolve the marriage bond.
ruE wEsTERN MONTHLY,
for August, is IN earnest Of vigorous man,
hood. This magazine has been steadily inn.
proving and strengthening its hold upon tho
public CONFIDENCE, I'LL IT has given assurance
Of its ability TO maintain itself in its chosen
field. With the next number il il to DO On.
larged, and tho prico increased 10 three
uollalb' D,
TIM LATEST IMPROVEMENTS Ono Of the
latest things Out for an improvement h that
OF II, C.. Goodrich's Patent Combined Hon
and Tuck Measure and Marker. This attach
mCnt IL simple and durable, and can be at
tachGd 10 any sowing machine. by uso oi
this attachment each succeeding tuck il meas
urod and marked out true and parallel with
the last limo of stitching whilo tho same h
being sewed. When w take into considora-
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