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DR.. Hoofand's Podophyllin,
Or Substitute for Mercury FIJI.
TWO PILLS 4 DOSE
The Most POWERFUL, yet Innocent Vrgetr
be Crthrtic En0'cn.

II Is not necessary 10 take a handful OF
these pills TO produce the desired effect; two
of Them act quickly and powerfully, cleans
ING the Liver, Stomach and Bowels OF all
impurities. The principal ingredient is Po-
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drake. which Is by many times more Pow
erful, Acting and Searching than the Man.
drake itself Its peculiar action Is upon the
Liver cleaning II speedily from all obstruc-
tions. with all the power OF Mercury, yet
free from the injurious results attached 10
the use Of that mineral:
For all diseases, in which the use OF ca
,hartic is indicated, these Pills will give en-
tire satisfaction in every case. They ilereT
In case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
and extreme Costiveness- DIR. Hoofand' 5
German Bitters or Tonic should be used in
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ofthe Bitters or Tonicbuilds up the system.
The Bitters or Tonic purtfles the Blood,
Strengthens the nerves, regulates the Liver,
and gives strength, energy, and vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with the fllIs,
and tone up the system with Bitters or
Tonic. and no disease can retain its hold, OF
ever assail you.
| and dealers in medicines everywhere.
Recollect that IL Is DR.. HooFLASD's GER
MAN REMEDIES that are so universally used
and highly recommended and do rot allow
| the Druggist to induce you to take anything
| else that he may say Is Just as good, because
| he makes a larger profit on III These RENE
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unon application to the PRINCIPAL OF
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THE BRIDAL CHAM Der.
ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN

Great Social Evils and Abuses
Which intsrferfere with MARRIAGE, T i.I
sure means OF relief for the ETrins AZ" SN
fortunate, diseased and debiDisted. a.. -,
Sent In sealed letter envsiopea' "eS VI
Address. HOWARD SANITARY AID
A9slgIATION, No. 2 south Nlntn 81,
PHILADELPHIA, PA. ani'
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 81.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and urchang-
ed. Corn, demand fair and advanced;
mixed western at 76@7Sc. Oats at
6l@62c.
PROVISIONS-Unchanged
WHISKY-Firm at Clio.
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They are the Greatest known
Remedies

For LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS DEBILITY, JAUNDlCE,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS, Err
OPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and
all diseases arising from n
DisOrdered Liver, Stom-
ach, or IMPURlTY
OF THE BLOOD.
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Mackerel.

LARGE STOCK, BEST QUALITY,
n. Twos and Threes, assorted packages.
For sale by ~.
mar29 HENRY X. LIST & co.
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NEW STYLES,
REDUCED PRICES.
mASON & HAMLlN
CABINET ORGANS

For ParlOrs, Drawing-ROOmS, Libraries,
Churches, Sunday Schools, Lodges, &c.
The most popular and Wid,iy tus'f u urge
musical indy1meHS. E7egInt us yIUHu1T',
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guirin0 funiRg, or hdLie u get ont gCOrieT.
FIFTY STYLES, at $50, 50, slCJ, .l25, $50,
sIGO, sI75, s2UO to s2OO each.
Bf-The MASON & HAMLlN ORGANS
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OF EXCELLENCE among instruments OF
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$4,000 WILL BK PAID TO ANY PR.
son producing Preparation showing halI
a. many living genuine permanent curt1
as Dr.. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHECsAIIc
REMEDY. The scientific prescription OF
Prof JOS. +. FTTI.ER, ". D., one Of Phlia-
deIphia's oldest regular Physicians, ubo
has made Rheumatism specially 81 ysrn5
permanently curing with thls hehsy
In every 100 patients treated ~ TaIrhn7 ,i
under oath. from Registered csLs,S , ,'soh
unparalleled. II Is q pleasant aed .,as,e
free from Injurious Drug Sworn FoucIissIs
t,nyn RennTred Prominent Physicians IN .
dorslng Dr. FltIer scooLngany sI cal l ma;
To prOtec; sufferer. rom Tsx, isf'n
20 +s,rs Will T. fOrWarded without charge tp
any person sending by letter foil truth
mi dsScriptIOn Of case In case of failure 70
,,,,s tts amount paid will b. refunded.
! Price sl5O per br,ttlei . bottle. no: Mel
( ieaI advice sent by letter gratis. Addrsss,
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Aid all other articles to be found in tlrst-
class Drug House.
We purchase for Cash, and from the long
experience in the business are prepared To
offer the trade In general special induce
ments, both in low rates and a selection
from fresh and pure stock.
We invite all those in want Of Goods in
our line to give us IA call, examine our
stock, and learn our prices.
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70 MEDALS
THE PARIS EXPOSITION,

NEARLY 1000 MUSICIANS
including a majority Of THE MOST EMl-
NEST IN AMERICA, and many in Europ",
have riXen written nrininns thIi They
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, OF Young Men contem-
plating Marriage, being aware of Physical
Weakness, organic debility, deformities,
speedily cured.
lie who places himself under the care OF
DR.. j., may religiously conride In his honor
as a gentleman, and confidently rely upon
his skill as physician.
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Especially, who have become the victims OF
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweep 10 an untimely
grave thousands Of Young Men OF the most
exalted talents and brilliant intellect, who
might otherwise have eutranced listening
Senates with the thunder OF eloquence, or
walked 10 ecStacy the the thrilling Tyre, may
call with full confidence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
Chnrci J.u~c .. t'hiia,ssl piis.
PHILADELPHIA. Apr,l ID. 1870

To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD
In your paper or the 10th instant you say in refer.
encc To 81. iauls roman Catholic church, "rc
music consisted cf n new mass by Legal which
was sung Tor tue iirs tine in this country with Iull
orchestral accompaniment" Tnis IL an error, I'M
intent oaally committed by your reporter. Tne
mass was sang. wtn Iill orchestra In tlis city,
I'm Ter nv direction. at ~. Joln's Catholic churrh
on ,ue 9tn January last. .igAt lev. Bishop Wood,
OF I'm aic pna, oillcatng. and Mr.. Legeal being
present IN person Oh HE occasion, having travelled
600 MILES In the IurpOsc since thea the mass has
become In vogue IN or churches mere, an1, uader
the circumstances, II You viii he Rind To correct
The error as 5000 ~ convenient. II VII nc esteemed
as favor b0tn by The co npOicr md yours very re-
slecLiuliy, THJMA, H. HARNI>S,
leader St Jpuu'a Choir
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CONGREGATION B,yM yE5IUaUy.
strange Fire in GODS snuc uary--Dr. vida-
vSr Uaiics Win tho Herald In CoEd mni "a
KiuutrV.


strange Fire in GODS snnc uary--Dr. Vida
vSr u aifcs Win tho Herald in CoHd nsniny
Bigotry.
A large congregation gathered yesterday In the
synagogue IN Tnir'yfourth streel, in whose nearing
the Icath chipcr vi Levticus was read, ana rom
the first verse % whcn DR.. vidayer subsequently
preached an cmincntlv practical sermon for toe
times, suggested, eviJentat, by an editorial In the
HERALD last Sunday on "SecretarIan Bigot,y."
The iext reads, "And Nadab and Abinu, the sons
Of Aaron took either OF them his and put are
therein aud rut incense thereon, ana offered
str1nge Gre bclore The Lord, which he commanded
them no." l, was on the eilhtn day alter that
Aaron was inauaurated TO the priesthood said the
Doctor, and the priests began to exercise the
cerdotal iuactiors la the tabernacie when the
fiiie Of the burned offerings iirst Jlazed upon the
al,als, and the custom OF worsh.pping upon Inns
and IN groves WAS abolished, and the sanctuary
worship VI the true God was firmly established, that
the things spoken VI in the text were donc mat
day was GLORIOUS day to Israel. The shekinah OF
the Almighty was first made visible in the iaoerna-
Gle and Aaron had for the FIRST TINE
PKoNouScEo Tus PRIssrLY BgEEDlCrIoS
upon the Whole people aud sancIbcd their Jor.
They perceived the Snekinan Shedding its EMU
gcncc aid Saving lght over tlc tabernacle aaa Inc
sacred FIRE coming from auove and Consuming Tic
sacrifice. ~ hld magic power oil faiti 10 their
hearts, and they feali1cd that lgnt spre. 10 Tor ne
Righteous ana JOY ~ tnelr portion. Lut suddenly
ihci JOYS are cloadca ana O. shCcA was .ci Lac u
tnanucrboit ialiiDg lfom Gear sky as the heard
the sad news tlat Two young priests. Tie eldest sons
Of Aaron, nat bocl snaicucI away. ~ was not
so IN !eh shir ueath. pat t,er crime ahN zoe
manner OF .nc,r llA'Ig on wIicn uract tle rSJ0c-
ing u tac ,oag.ela .on into mJnfh.Ag. my nan
blOu1h SuaAsc LIe intO .uic sllCt Aat +, ~ uuu aiu
Mfc ifvn tic lard wana Lot.ii A1u ucvVurou tAvuS
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A PRESIN TO TIE POPE.
l. alx,... 1.

Tho CfiSlice Of Plus the VII. Ec1ncri.cd to
iius X. by Mons gnor ChSrvaz.
Canon Pcarano arrived IN Rome few days
AGO. Lr.nging with INN CHI iice when Aonsi nor
Charvaz oe luea led 10 tue Holy ta ner The gi(t -
valued Inucn " ne Pope, because OF the assoc.a-
uDns that 1t sug rye Il. wnel tho Canon nld
presented tue sacred vessel, winch had been
USED by pms VII. in iiie ceehration Of mass during
IA, journey 4 ON q noa 10 Sayona the Holy
Father tuankc iim u,ost earnestly and made the
lDlowtu, Ulle AID TOUCHING rcuilrSs -"lh
memorial" sud he. brilg3 - my mad one which
receive many yeats asp rom a venerable per-
SGnasc ~ France ~ was tao slnal locNct OF Go.u
Containing tellc oil the noly cross, wnlcil my
predecessor riu, WI, wo'e around his neck
WHEN he Was, as anu now. IN the hana3
oi ms prosecutors Tnis relic was igiven 10 me III
1873. At tnaC line dec ded 10 aDan,i.n the cap td
o. tho Catnonc world ana seek ieiuye elsewhere.
ana IN VAN LOOK Tor nc dav when shall be able
to iud reire u. would now ttSe a similar resoiu-
ton IL L,e nunaer o. years III. not weigh so heavy
upon me ~ u reader SUN "a thinI Impossible"
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CHURCH OF ST. JON TIE EVANGELIST.


Financial Fuss Ia the Wal w. light MemOftnl
Church.
Easter week IL tic timc usually, when every
year, the vestries OF the several Protestant Episco-
pal churches IN the city are elected ana an many Of
taem. II not all, the financial statement OF the
church's condition Is presented. Such statements
was printed and Circulated among the congregation
worshppmg In the Church OF It. John the
Evangelist Wainwright Menorian, last Sun
day, ana two days later The annual election took
pace. The ''s'atemrntn reelected somewhat uDOl
the financial management 81 the Vcsiry or 1S69-7l
who pave published couutcr statement In Llelr
own defence. Iney say that at the election year
ago, When they were thrust ouJ ui Office. the rector
Rev. H. 4. 4. Cooke mad ticNcfs prepared winch
contained tue names OF new men atpsciuer, ana
the guiicd sotsr OF the church took them ana
yoc Cd them as matter 81 course withDut reallag *.
putting TINS circumstance with TN. naiciI
st&nient inads last sur'ay The OLD Vcstry
ioUnl mat they had / Dc.n lair,y al with.
" appears Ifom The -tlieinei, that IA LAY. II
.oniaiiLec AS appo,nsci 10 secure a pafsonag0t
anl collections alul sues rrilon, were nauueu u
the committee NJ diderrnt times or tns Iuud,
whcu was 10 pc Kept separate truin the current cx.
lnues 81 TIE cilnrcl. AL the lisi ileelinV vi the
Ncstry OF ls69-70 there was III he hands oil Inc
treasurer $s65 ~, anu OF this amount $50 was do
naed 10 The rector. sl4 T. the anu dily dol
lars 10 the og-anist aud the bal nee. Sj,9,
transferred to the sui ei,ny treasurer These 40
nations appear III the ''in neal statement Tor
l,7O-7l "a tue resaiL o the a,iion OF lac present
Ves.ry. and. OF coarse, SHOWS 10 that extent
N. Y. Hrunl. one Ut Tho comDauec The parson-
age. shows tuaL lie has ie e,vei ut various times
scc isJ5 81 iol 81 Tor this land. which, In Irving
sav.n-s Bank, whete ~ % deposited has Drawn
1892 81 interest," IL remain, ihesc, he asserts,
Ject TO Inc ORDER OF any pioIerahd legally constituted
auiiiOr..y 10 take IN rasponsiuty OIL AIS nan Is.
ms colleague. Ar. n Il Seaues noils about 81. 500
more for the sane lund on similar conditions. Rae
new Nestrf, ii.out intending narn probably, were
not eSpil u enough Ia fhSlf stttenent aad nlve
ilu> Injured them predecessor Bnt with thus pub
lc statnment oi ine itcts on OCta sides hope the
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1as soS. wFs III sDsa.

verdict was yesterday rcacaei before Coroner
Keenan, IA tho ease or Joan DJwe, late % 10, Wish-
ington sur ct. who slanis charged VIA thc murder
OF his w.lc Ann, on tao nignt 0f the lst last. TIC
part culars 0. the case nave been iulF debaled In
the uExALD. ine testimony taken dd not oili,r
nom .Eat aircapy pub isued. the case beng SUP
milled 10 lnc Juis taes iouni that Anu BuNe, ths
uecsassu came 10 nee uealA ycOnpression oi tao
bla il RON vIulsncC AZ the hd.ia5 Vi her husband.
John howe, on TIE st nav o. Ayrlt iofl.n BoWe ia
a. lJugshOieuan, thiit ave yeas Oi age. Tie tad
moaning 10 sal IA regard 20 Ning h,s VIE, except
tiat snc wa, ufanS. lie Ma tiiyl yOnplLleu 70 tue
IUnbs ~ xwatt l4s t.i.u
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A SllOa sTABS -.
An Innocent Woman DHnseransly WoundeG--
Escape Of tire AssohSiU.

An Innocent Woman Dnnseronsly WcundnC--
Escape Of tire Assoh~iU.
on Friday III ut a sailor encountered woman In
the street and by request accompanied ncr 10 the
premises 10 laxlcr strees. sno then obtained some
money rom nm aud escaped leaving nim aoae 10
a strange mousse. lie, aowesef, left the place. Gus
being III great passi IA retained to the house again
Az a. euteIln9 the hit,hch. met Elizabeth COI..idI
aud sla)oed her IN tnc risht SIDE VIA knlie Ur
other vcapOa. Inc man. VINO uDuOi Dleliy
took ElZaD,,h for the woman wA0 nad run away
Win has mouty t.iiree doiiArs, Innrcdasciy maze
his escape and Is stli large. Ihe wounoed
woman was conveyed 10 the Cct,re street hosptil,
wiere she lies In critical condition, Win Lac
chances ast.nst her recovery
aOfoaef nccuan took Ter alloe-mortein slateHhcnus
IN winch sue detailed the facts oi Inc assault UPON
her.
captain Kennedy and the Oificcrs OF ma command
are makag dLigeu setrCa FOR si,e ASSASSIN, Dot Lief
have no clue u.lua aIica 10 work except Tue pulidl
de.cIIullun lur.llstIcl III cll.
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Tho Herald NJ m Evruscl nc.

To TIE EDITOR OF TIRE HEaALp:--
Some country Parson.n from Connecticut, some
Elk or eght months snce suggested that The minis
ters OF New York. OF gIvcu SUNDAY should all
preach sermon from the text oil The ''Nhw YcRx
been complied with, ana, therefore, I-sin,ple lay
man az ! am-vl attempt 10 comply with The
wortns "Parson's" suggestion. j NAV say, however
taat no donDt have appeared In the HERALD
during tue last year or more as he SPECIAL champion
Of Rome, over the Signature or western CathoiicS
and Nv. q. D.,n nut nave been the direct ayent OF
moo bat myself In deienning wnat I REGARDED
as trath may nave deIenusd the CltnoIic Church.
but never IL direct Accredited way. These few
prelinmary remarks VIII, trust, quiet any uneasy
eonscleAcss, NJ suci there be, Oh the sub
Ject IN question. The NEW YORK HERALD
stands ous bodiy the greatest pewsgauer
- lhc Whm. AL ~ Iuinph q! the Gineteenth
ctntury clYailttIon. IL presents every mornluQ Ia
lAinousaads o. leaders complete pleLare o. Tina
hBiCrI world. ~ T. carrying On thc great work of
unity -soc ~. mora. ana pOtic,i-aad l. the great
CFlhlr9 agency ~ prcaaiDX uowa roll gUns polItl.
Cal an, sOci4i I,eJuicCs uniting ace and reliul,u
Grsdt Dio, hsrnJOd o. man. u IS doing mole Tor
ciYh1atc1 ana Christianity THAI the Erltisn and
American BIh.t sogleticS ana iteir III uanIs of
missionaries al none or abroad. either IN VA au or
effsuns 10 cares religious lbslrIcton 10 Leah OF
thousands mat never enter church, aud, perhaps,
ilDian5 the '1o0l seedp IA the Icuts oI many
~ IL inDaiia ltl independents, ~ nises All sido,
hCdrlug si.pNfn, IL JIsu.asuS ami ipi times ten
taJusau readers 10 choose the cl.n itom tie wheat
the good from tne eyiL Lie narrow patl oil train
from The broad way Oi SIN. In hs secular Jnnr.
actcr ~ iuiLisAeS all The Lows taat Cas 'n-tr"ct
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r e. on S .

Rev. r. z. sweetser breaches tbs morning ana
evening" Ia IN Blocker stteel Uniyersaiis charch.
Rev. Jr Ferris VII preach in The Eeilord street
Methodist cnurch tins morning and evening.
AT Inc Central Methodist Episcopal church. Sew
en- ayeAnc, lear Fourteenth Street. the pus,or
Rev. IN rev Loagacfe, Will preach this morcing
and evening.
Rev. l,r. Krote, VIII preach this morning ana
evening in the Evangelical Lutheran church OF The
Hog Trinlty. The evening sermon Will be on the
Fii.b Command nent
Kew W H. Pcldieion viii preach this morning
ana evening III the Fi,y third street BapSt church.
ia ,iisn in the eye.lns.
Hcv. Thomas Slreet breaches nut rnng and evening
IL tue North ire Oytcran church, Ninth avenue and
Thuty-lrst street. ''5amucr wa be the suDjecs OF
| the evening disc curse.
Tn BisIop " New Jersey will administer the rite
OF CONTINUATION at IT. Johns Free church Dem
porarilg wor.hlppIng IN Library Ham, Jersey City
Acl-hts tbs evening". Tue name OF this rapidly
/ growing parsn mas been changed rom Zion 10 st.
Jonn's free church by unanimous vote Of the
| We try.
los. George II. Hepwortn viii deliver the sixth
lecture IN Es course To yoang men tins evening at
Inc ,nufci u the Messiah. corner OF ParA asenu,
and Thirty ourtn street.. Subject MARRIAGE
Services IN the morning at ha,rpast ten.
lev. Merrill Richardson, pastor II tho New
England congregational cnurcn, corner Madison
ayenae and Forts seventh street. Will preach ths
morning ana cy,nins. subec. Tor morring-"Re-
search ai. ewa,d.n
Lev. III. Cneevur vii. preach In the Lexington
avenue church, co.nyr Of Fory- lxtn street 10 The
| congregation Of the church cf tue PlritaIs tnIs
noraiIg.
bey. ). W. Pullman win preach " the Church OF
Our saviour Iolxlh dniversais, Thrt, fifth street.
tina morning and evening.
hey. DR.. Wcscott vii preach in Plymouth Bapiist
cangtb. tiiyGrst street, between Ninth and Tenth
avenues. tis morning; 'iiow can Aliliciions Sc
trai Truth u. Cnrisiianpy.'
Rev. l.. de WI Ta'magc Will begin t. night, ia
the Central Tres yer church, .chcimeriorn
street, Brooklyn, a series OF Sabbath evening" SER
mons Oh "rns SIX Curses a. scw YORK and Brook
, lys." F,rst Lying sew. rapersn
Rev. CLaaneey Giles lectures tlis evening IN the
New Jclusaem cHuith towclenboi,ian,. on .s,ec-
tar.ansm AoL ChtistIiuty." Morn.ns worship n.
eleven oc,ocg.
Rev. g. Draper VIII preach tl,s morn Ing IN St
Luse's Ne hoi.st Episcopal church aud Rev. Or
curry IN Vie evening.
kcv. Joan Dickinson viii preach this morning in
the Twenty seventh street N.osc Hin Methodist
church. Prayer meetings i'll tai afternoon and
evening.
Rev Dr. Anderson will preach tais nornint IN the
Tabernacle Baptiat cluch aud Rev. Dr. Ken lricA In
the evening.
Tie Anniversary OF the Sun lay school Of the
Union Reformed church, Sixth avenue oppo,
Aality stree. viii be nclh this evenin-.
Mr.. n. Frau& Wine WI speis before the Society
oil spiri!ual1sts tits morning and evening al A oIo
Hal.
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SPRING FASHIONS.
TIE SEASON FULLY OPENED

flu't,r fn,ng the Fair Grand Exhibition a..
the Mar of Fashion What Cheers ard In.
toxiCG es the Fsrnin re Feart--Ihe
La:est Styles in Has and Dresses
Taste Pre- eminent and Extrav-
sgancs Utterly Routed.
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Jewish Persecution.

10 THE EDITOR or THE IlERALD:--
The Telegraph brings us the n.eliiycnc of an
outbreak aninst the IsIaclitcs o. Odessa, which
was only put down NJ tho point OF the bayoac,.
IL II not astounding That at this a-c ~ the word.
and IN ma Ions PROCESSING TO D, CHRISTIAN slcn bar
bnry Is posslbles Yet there a,e those profcs-
ring TIE doctrine OF the LowIy One OF Nazareth
who waue dcprecaing such acts, pretend to believe
that because persecution 30 that race was foret0d
by the prophets the result II their unbelcf and
iiolatry, their ae, though comm serated, Ia lust.
How poorly have tney learned the lessons Of their
Master How illtc do they comprehend
ONLY IN reference to the chosen people,
iut al 0tnI nations, we're not the tribes
Yct tine treatment tney receiver causel the alt OF
that great city and the punishment OF the people.
the prophets forcsaw the treatment the jews would
receive. and warmed them Of IL; ant Tor that bru-
tally TO which they were Subjected the nations
tIrougn vi.cl they were scattered were held re-
sponsIhe IN all ages as rofane as well as Bible IT'S
Tne .TImcs OF tho GcniIes' are about finished
and the restoration o. israel ~ mt nand. IN few
snort ,cara, .aS the years Oh hireimg," tue Dc
Iverlr wiz come forth out 0I IiOn ana then let the
rccrean; Christian nations trenIble. TIc a.cumu
lateo wrongs 81 eighteen hnnitcd years will surely
ic avenged ~ a Just GOD when he gathers the
tents OF Judaa' and res ores Ills ancient people 10
their true posllon--tne head Of the nations. 80
sl,ta fnS spifIi. o1EoA'
The Amazons Of rnris and -ntnn ns Pro-
grc,sivs II sing.
To the EDITOR or THIS iIsnALD-
Al this crisis Of wonderlnent VIII you be kind
enough 70 lnselt the following IN your widely read
paparY 10 those VINO stu,y The hidden tbiiqs Of
daikness II does not appear out vi place at the w0
men OF Paris are IN arms ana prepared 10 perform
any desperate JeeI The Devil IL aware tht the
hour oi wonaas oeiyesancc Il W Land, tnas the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
A New Denomination.

Rev. Dr. Cooper, for the past year rector OF st.
Michael Episcopal church, Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
and formally connected with ole or more Episcopal
churches III Chica 20, mas announced Ia letter to
Bishop Ice his Withdrawal IRON the denomination.
Dr. Cooper mas eoae 70 Jhica AID pro poses 20
esi aDisn q aew churcn. the servlce wa be Il com
hna foa OF the itlrsical an eXtemporancous, and
the pulpit Will he Oaen to ail seicl and other
CIergymeD, restricted by certaIn forms.