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~ RREWER.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. special ,i,iil stten
a ton given 70 all kinds OF AillIaIy
Tiafrng. Back pay, Bounty, Pensions, 6e
Once IN National Exchange Bank biOcA
opgoslts the Court House, Il1lns ONO
Ian ".
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HOTELS


~ KINZER, Proprietor, Market ST., Tif-
NT, On, Ohio. The house has been thor
Oughly Overhauled, has good stabling, ana Is
prepared to furnish the travelling public with
all necessaries in good style.
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MEDICAL.


DRUGGIST, Bloomville, Ohio, keeps on
hand a full assortment OF Drugs ano
Medicine, ETC. VIII attend 70 all profession
al calls promptly. Has had an experience
on fifteen years IN the practice Of medicine
Dec. l6. LILLY.
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tinguish far over the churches an
/ house-tops the Terra df LaVoFe. n
old Roman sailing into these va Ter
ever gaZed with the same dellght up
on his Campana Felix th at did A
( least I thought so.
I I found the Wythes WELL ant
I though Virginia said she III d noe ex--
/ pect me by the steamer, her HOOK ahO
smile contradicted her words
Only two weeks from the day OF my
arrival and the Wythes were 70 start
/ for hOme,via Liverpool. I det ermln-
/ ed to make the most of the time We
visited POmpeii and Herculaneum.
We went to Capri to see the famous
prOttO. We jOurneyed to Sorrento,
/ the birthplace of TassO; alas! there
were no more TassOs there We went
| 10 Castel-a-mare and watched the Dlue
waters break on the yellow beach, all
the while thinking of the commander
/ of the Roman fleet at Misenum whose
curiosity cost him his life. We toiled
/ I'D Vesuvius at night TO see the sun
rise in the morning. Everything
worth seeing We went to see.
During these days was the compan-
( ion of Virginia Wythe. But the end
came and 1 bade her q sOrrOwful good
bye.
She made me promise never to seek
her or correspond with her while her
grandmother lived. Twelve months
afterwards there came to me aa news
paper addressed in a hand that made
nv heart leap as in old days. Where
the lines of a pen had been traced 1
read the obituary Of Esther Wythe.-
IT NAV be heartless to say that it gave
me no sorrow, but I felt nothing but
Joy.
! married Virginia Wythe and have
never regretted it.
On the second anniversary of our
marriage she made me a present.
She was examining box containing
old letters, pieces of ribbon and vari-
Gus odds and ends that women stow
away, they know not why when she
opened a small morocco case contain
ing some finger-rings and cameOs.-I
paul. she said, 81 am going to make
you q present. My father left some
trinkets which passed to me. One OF
them think will suit you. Now shut
your eyes and will give it to you"
I closed my ewes tightly as / felt
her working at my shirt front.
''Now open them ~ she exclaimed.
I did so, and there in my shirt bosom
was my opal pin.
"My dear" I remarked, as kissed
her, ~ think 1 must have met your
father onse."
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VII. PEACE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, Republic, o
aD Collections promptly attended %. DEEDS
and HOrfgages executed. Fire and Life In
eurance effected in first-class companles.-
once in Town Hal, front rOoHls on the ieit-
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A. s. ROsENBERGER, NJ. d.,
HOMGOPATHIsT, Carey, Ohio, win
III promptly attend to all professional
calls.
Jan. 26, ls7l-tE
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GE0RGF GAesmAN

TroRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
"A Law. and Interpreter IN the German
French and Italian languages before Lne
civil and criminal Courts Of the state. =
Glow study and application 70 these and
other Languages. In a soIourn OF nFe years
h France, Germany, Switzerland 1taly'
Greco SYRIA Palestine, Iurkey-BrOpeE ana
FnVlaI,d, will II Is believed, the better rec
oTnfneud him In this branch Of his proies-
sion. once with DR.. Crawford.
Feb. IL.
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w. H. RROWN, d. D.,

nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE over
VoIlmer & Kirchner's Clothing Store
Residence, junction Of Scipio and Portland
streets, opposite the College.
June 2, ls7l.-ly.
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WILLIAm WOLFE = soN.

MANUFACTURERS Of Blank Books and
Nl Book Binders. Bindery between Pm.
SeWaldis corner and Lemp's Cabinet shop
Washington street, THIN, Q.
Sept =, IS70-n4s-G
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PHILIPP EMICH.

NOTARY PUBLIC and Dealer in Books,
N Periodicals and Stationery. Cider Vim
egar on hand. South OF Court House. Mark
ct street, Tifin.
Oct. 28, Is7I.-Iy.
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VIZ. z. GIBsoS- r. g. PENALAGIoH'
GIBSOE q PENNINGTON,
A TTORNEYB AT LAW, Tim, Ohio. o.
"a ice In First National Bank BLOCK
Nav 10.
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TOHy mcCAULEY.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Tim, Ohio. Of
"A fee opposite the Court House.
Tuue 10.
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A TTORNEY AT Law. once iu Grurn.
"a IneI's new block, nearly opposite 2 rs
National Bank, TIGins Ohio.
April l8, ISL
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"a mERrIN. M.


t,HYsIcIAN AND SURGEON. one
IN Empire Block Washington stree
Thin, Ohio.
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GEORGE z. sEEEY


A TTOREEY AND COUNSELLOR AZ
"A LAW and Solicitor IN Chanceryi an
General Insurance Agent. Attention glFei
70 prosecuting claims settllng estates' M Jil.l1
ina COLLECTIONS and securing patents ono
IN National Exchange Block Itrdns Ohio.
ian J. f69.
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ia. KNIT AND ". Q. DILDrNE,

DROCURE American and Foreign Patents,
furnish Models and Drawings, negOti-
ate sales OF Patents, etc. Special attention
to the purchase and sale Of Real Estate, ex-
ecuting Deeds and Mortgages, perfecting
and making abstract OF TitleS. At the Re
eOrderis office, THIN, o.
Oct. %, 1S7I.-tL
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NATURES
HAIR REflRAfTTI !

Contains no LAC sULPHUR-8O SUGAR
OF LEAD-Ne LlfHARGENO MT
RATE OF SILVER, and Is entirely
free from the Poisonous and Health
destroying DrHgs used In other Hair
Preparations. ea
Transparsnt and clear as crystal. It NIL
not sOil the finest fabric-perfecziy SAFE,
CLEAN, and EFFICIENT-desfderat
LONG SOUGHT FOR AND POUND AT
LASTf ---..-
It restores and prevents the Hair from be-
coming gray, inparts Q soft, glossy appear
ance, removes Dandrud, is cool and refresh
ing to the head, checks the Hair nom fall-
Ing on, and restores IL 70 great extent when
prematurelOst, prevents Headaches, cures
all humOrs, cutaneous eruptiOns, and IN
natural heat. AS A DRESSING FOR THE
HAIR 1T Is THE BEST ARTICLE IN THE
MARKET.
DR.. g. smith. Patsntee, Aver, Mas. Pre-
pared only by Proctor Brothers, Gloucester,
Mass. The genuine Is put ri D In q panel bot
tie, made expressly for IL. with the name OF
the article, blown IN the glass. Ask your
Druggist for NATURE's HAIR RESTORATIVE,
and take no other.
- Send two three cent stamps to Proctor
Brothers for a Treatise on the Human
Hair The Information II contains is worth
S5oo,bo0 to any person.
For Sale by ,. +. MAR0UARDT, Tlfs
I'm, %.
July ls, IS7l.-nSS-Iy.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.


A TTORNEES AT LAW. Office over
a Brown Schlosser.& Cos store. oppo-
sic NayI or's Hardware Store, Washlngto91
street, Tlfin, Ohio. nov. -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-28
~ Senator Morto. .oproaehc,,

" Senator Morton approached a
Democratic member Of Congress imme-
diateIy after the nomination Of Greeley
and Brown and wanted to know how.
upon any plea Of consistency, the DEM
oerats could support any such a ticket as
tna'' II indorsed at baltimore The re-
ply Was: Upon the same principle
that the Republican party supported
you-aithough up to that time YOU had
always been characterization YOU ran
for Lieutenant Governor Of Indiana. in
1856. When you tell us how your party
supported Tod. Brough, Butler, Banks,
Cameron. Logan. Fenton, Trumbull and
Siranf- when they were fresh from the
Democratic party, I will answer yonr
query 1t is needless to say Morton
subsided.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-06-28

II. u. on THE SITUATION. A private
letter received BY Mr.. Jeup. OF the
Memphis Emigrant. from Mr.. Gree,er
says: we have not agreed very well
~ politics IN the past. hope we shall
he more fortunate in the future. Nv
politics are summed up in my letter Of
acceptance. ] believe there is enough
in that to form the groundwork Of a
.uccc.sful administration if ii shall bc
well lived up to-
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AEAs.Dc.As'ssE!g. ,..,
N2ssovSne9s, relieved By
s!s1? SsoYi9I tsioSli,

a harmless preparation, quicting pain.
relieving headache. promoting sleep. and
absolutely certain to allay all nervous
excitement. Recommended BY the hest
l'hy>irians. Prepared by W. ". Adder
'cry. Apothccsry. Cor. s'h& Mound. Gin
cinna;i. March 20. - Am
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AtDITORS REPORT INTEREST
TRUST FUND.

>ta'c OF 1ndIaIia. Dub'is County, So:
'liE undersigned Auditor in and for
said county. would respectfully re-
port ." the Honorable Board Of County
commissioners "A statement exhibiting
the receipts and expenditures Of the In
tcrc>t of Trust Funds. from the l>t ~
June ISL. TO the 3l~t day Of May, 1872.
both days inclusive.
HEcEIPTs.
There was remaining in the Treasury
OH the first day of June 1871 $5Ol IL
And there has been received i'm the
Treasury the following sums upon the
following. accounts. to-wit:
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THE SEAT GA 81
OF r
HUMAN MISERY.

Just PubIi-h-a. in Sealed Envslsps. Price IA 60"
A Lecture On ssis Mature. Trsssssss q
Radical Cure n apxas sr6nsssA. ~ Seminal vesks.
Involuntary Emisstens. Sesusl Dsbtitty. 81 ~
msnfs To Marriage RvnsrsIly: xssveusssss. C-ssss.
ton. Epilepsy. and Pits Nest u -
resulting fFss Self Abuss. Ae.-by kOBEh1 = III
WELLS. y. a. Author % tie "6r;eS pesh." ss-
clearly proves nom his vvn .apsrf~srs iAsi he -
II SELF bu.e may bs eRscsnslly 49,
without ssediciass. and vithess 1ssgsrsss
rsfiens. beugiss. Instruments. ripgs - eertsls.
ting out mede Of cure % once eersstu end 49,
y hieh svssy- sufferer. ne DsttsS whss hb eee: -
maySe. may cure himself cAeaply. privately. 80
cslly. THIS LECTrRE WILL Prove \ boos
THOUSANDS AND THOrsANDe.
aeps. unSss sssi - p,sta ssvslspe. - ~ -
postpaid On rvreirt 81 .is cents. % fwc Heetaes
Also. Dv. Cuivsrweli's Marriage Guids." v"
cents. Address the Pukwshess.
CHAS. ]. C. ElIxs 90.
~ nossry. Fec verk. Pssi -seo - -
Msy ~. vs73.
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GOOD NEW >!

The people - Dllei> en-. aiisiaing epHnfies A.
re>pecffuiIy .nform.d that y PIrsHARbT #
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is NOT DEAD
BUSINESS DAY:
Notice

Is hereby given that the undersigned,
L Trustee of cambridge Township,
will attend to all township business Mt
his Office. in Jasper ON every SATURDAY..
All those having township business to
transact will please call on that ,lay. as
will not attend to business nj any other
time.
cambridge Township Library
Will. until further notice, be kept rs fol-
lows: portion at the residence OF Geo.
Mehringer, On the corner Of North Main
and Lawrence streets. and n portion at
the Post Office i'm ireland. where per-
sons entitled to the use Of il. arc rcaues-
ted 10 call and procure books.
Dec. 9, 40. s. kUEBLER, Trustee.
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SA Ehlfk , SALE. NJ. 10.
NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir-
~ tue Of IN Execution issued from
the office of the Clerk of the Duboi.
Circuit Court. and TO me directed.
will proceed 10 offer for sale M pubic
auction. Ia the highest bidder. for cash
i'm hand. nj the door OF the Court House
OF Dubois county. Indiana, in the town
Of Jasper. on
SATURDAY,. July 9Th. 1872.
Between the hours of 10 o'rlock. \. NJ :.
and O'Clock. L. NJ. of said day. the rents
and profits for a term not eSrccdin. sew
en- years of the following described real
estate situated in Dubois county, State
of Indiana. to-wit:
Town lot No. three f3> in kundick' :
addition Ia the town If jasper.
Aud on failure to realize The full
amount of principal. interest and costs
called for by said execution. I will ut the
same time and place. and i'm like manner
sell the fee simple of said real estate.
Taken a, the property of Leonard
Bruckcr nj the suit of Mathew Huber
said sale will be made without relief
from valuation ar appraiseinent laws oi
the State of Indiana.
TOBIAS IIERBIG. Sheriff ID. T..
Ii. BrETTNrR. ATTY for Plfi.
June I4th. 1S52.-3ws.
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~. r..u-re. from be raS: where he ha. la! +
ID largest s;<k Of DRY GOODS kr. ~t~r brought
county. hich DvIEK rre,is q. BY riv
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JASPER, INDIANA,
To buy cheap. for money down.
Come 60 Jasper. IT'S the town:
Farmers. and all Who want 20 buy
Cnroli your <reen-bseks. and draw nigh;
For 5. Kn-bier hs. for sale
The best Pioss. wholesale OF retail:
brggies. Carriages. silver bright,
With farming implements sIl right
The NcShorey Pis~-no better made
Come one and all. lets have trade
Corn piows and Guilty. ators new.
Moving machines end Respers. too:
Wagons Of all kinds. ready done.
Hay rskes we're sure .re No one:
With many other things all nice.
SO Just come in. and learn the price.
Then ~ you don't want 20 eay.
There'l1 be no harm 'tvixf you ardI.
few rocdiob have been made. 4 confess
Whose success has depended on copying from
NJ.
Ruf unlike the prin'er-s. borrow Who must
They fail to give credit. and vet earr n iu.s.
With labor. skill genius 20 superfs6spd
New Improvements make. which the public
commend:
Aud .hen I've succeeded sbd got . good
nenext,hing kncwi' cnasc,her machine,
IN, something else I've r.ete say.
In mot forget me in the PAY
when iron buy. ar lumber % YOU s~~
N"'hinr bur money will pay from M.
10 c"ns AMI pay the odd sc~cnns.
Ard make rcw one. good and scrpI.
Vow do not put II ~ scc far
With n"ney IN wear pol rf. ard 10 .r.r.
md r.tr-rh~r. Ih-sifaf~ net :. s.v
Tho - n-k 90 rssr m-ss ~ " x
Pill 10 90 SEBASTIAN KrtEtLs
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iREi>i' Rt.E'S REPORT IEiNCi-
PAL TRUST FUND.
stale oi Indiana. Dubois County =:


Thers ~s>rsmsihins IA the Treasury an Is- - ds-
..f Iun.. 1911. tn. a AGn =;
Nri Th-re rs Ae-n 'hr i-~ ing uycs,
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The house, belongs TO Mr.. Pasl II,
. frame, with four roous, ball CO.
atair~ and mp, 10 filed IN with br'es !
the first story and plsstese.i, ssd CT
and painted mp stairs nd 80 III
cellar. The LOT he's ctssern, stsb'e. -
Rarded paled IN. end other convepSe'...
For further psrticulars spgly 70 :"
owner, or 10 c. nolsE
A. Courier OMd
Nev. IL, 7l-tf.
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NsEIS fkIspss>.
AIeIs GEAnsl.srA-.rs


HAVING purchased the ~niir- interest u Eeksu 1
10 IN thr Jasper Drag Sior-. would respectfully
rkr rul'iic that they will Keep fer sale
assortment II tie b->, Aind Of articles Usually found in
= first class
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26
About 600 Germans assembled, on the ed inst,

About GOO Germans assembled, on the 23d inst,
NJ the NJ Y Turnverein Hall. in East Fourths In re-
snonse 10 the invitation OF the NewYork and Brooklyn
Free-Thinkers Union, which proposed to discuss INC
expedency of the abolition of the onee OF fresiaen'
., Inc limited States Mr. Arnold oppenheim presided,
,d IN few words introduced to the audience MI Kari
Henzen. who spoke for nearly an hour In favor OF inc
abolition OF the Presidency. He made an attack on inc
system OF Civil Service In vogue. where every
IA mado to depend upon the occupant OF inc "ni'e
House. He said that a soldier In the White HOUSE.
a., critical moment assume supreme power III own" M
leland there Is a Republic without Whte HOUSE ans
President Chosen only for year. mas no po"9f, IN
80 the Execntiye Oficer OF the Legislature Even En-
and has this advantage that parties tsIv uo
mot so rapidly change here lie adnsca ~. ~, obec,
ron Of radical Democratic party having Ior l.s oD
he abolition OF the Presidency. MIS- =. NY
tnSsd after which resolutions were passeu ~ ar ear
,Is s5rit OF the meeting, and oomnlttee y, e'N
te ppnnonea 10 carry out the views o. the Vnlon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

ator Tie said four years ago that he woud prefer the
position TO being the Cabinet can think o nut one
consideration likely 10 keep him IN the later paeeneno
who that SimGn Cameron some other OF GRANTS
bosom friends would he appointed TO take MS place s
auocrat i'm the Treasury Department The other candi
dates named will have fewer friends In the Legislature
be other than contingent candidate. Gen. Butler II
defeated will reserve himself for great tight over the
Governors hip the next year. Appearances now
are that he will gain the Republican nomination. Inc
Liberal movement has withdrawn large part OF the
element that defeated him In convention last year ~
he is nominated there will be grand breakup In the
Republican ranks in Massachusetts. II 1t does not com
pass his defeat at the polls II viii separate from tIe
party its hest material and give us State Admlnistra-
ton closely patterned after the National Adminiftra-
ton at Washington Massachusetts Will not endure ts
moro than one year, unless the character OF her
people is entirely altered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

According to mail advices from Asplnwail 10
Oct a. a Mot 10 overthrow Guardia's Government III
Costa Rica during his absence was discovered ana ue
feated by Pinto the acting President The c.ei Oh te
plot Is said 20 be Valdwar, an e1-mlhlHter VI
Tram Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-26

A supplement to The LondOs GSsstts Of , Oct.
n,asn. the argument of Sir Rounded Palmer before
,Ns nsnsva Arbtrators On this subject IAe L""ao"
ru.e. SAYS: 1T evident perrsins the atsunenes'
even II the result Of the award me- counsel for En-.
LAND SsS TO nght a osing game He was driven SssI
much upon ancient legal aunov ad,esiion of losin,
cause"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-12
THE RACING.

The track was rather dull but safe and fine run
ming took place, some OF IL remarkably fast There
were four events on the card, the first being mile
and an eighth for three yearods, with allowance
OF seven pounds for previous defeats. There were
five entries, comprising D. J. Crouse's chestnut
colt Business, d. ID. Withers brown 6y, Minnie
Hunter a Travcr's bay colt Buckden, ]. +. Cham
berlain's gray colt Brennus, L. L. Lorillard's
the call for choice in the pool Sales
Buckden being the second in favor. The
latter won the race in canter in excellent time.
He is very fine colt, bay with black points, nearly
sixteen hands high, little upright in the orelcgs,
but otherwise symmetricaly made. He is fashion
ably bred, being by Lord Clifden, by Newminster,
dam Slave by Melbourne and was imported by his
present owners when a yearng. His sire, Lord
Clifton, won the st. Leger in 1883 and has been
very valuable horse in the English stud. He was
the sire OF Hawthorden, who won the st. Leger In
1870.
The second race was for purse, entrance money
to the second horse, the winner subject to be
claimed for $4,000 If entered to be sold for 0O0 al
lowed lbs for 81 800 lbs. for 81 900, Tbs. II en-
tered TO be sold for $1,000, to carry lbs II not to be
sold, IL lbs. extra Two miles and quarter. There
we're four entries for this event, comprising
Thomas W. Doswens bay mare Midday and his bay
flly Wine Sap John O'Donnell's brown colt by
Asteroid, and J. W. Hunt Reynolds chestnut mare
Meletta Doswell's entries we're great favorites,
selling for two to one over the field. Midday won
the race by head, Edwin and Wine Sap making
dead heat for second place.
Ils third race was post stakes Of $50 each,
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YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN CONVENTION.
LOWELL, Mass. June II. Is'

LOWELL, Mass, June H. 1872
The Committee OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION have been busy to-day in attending to
the reception, &c, OF delegates to the Convention,
which commences Its session here tomorrow. The
Committees on Reception have been at the depot,
awaiting the arrival OF trains during the day. The
Committee on Credentials and Entertainment have
portion OF the gentlemen's room in the Merri-
mac street depot set apart for their use. About
two hundred have been registered, the extreme ar
rivals being from Nashville and Montreal Hun
tington Hall has been decorated for the ccasion
by Iestoons OF flags and streamers. over the plat
form the American and British nags have been In
tertwined and overhead have been placed the
words in gilt sThc love OF Christ constraineth u.s."
In front or the platform hangs the word, wei
Gomez The sides OF the hall are hung with grow
ING plants and the platform Is also arranged for
the djspay OF MOVERS On Wednesday will be held
the .,welcome' meeting. This evening devo-
tonal meeting was held at the First Congregational
church. ,
ducted by n. Thane Miller, the blind preacher, andt
were OF peculiarly earnest and interesting
character. Tomorrow morning prayer meeting!
ne six O'Clock will be conducted by the Rev. Mr.
Weindnsa, OF omaha, the General Agent Of the
Association. At nine O'Clock will be held meeting
conducted by Il. w. Chase, the General Secretary
and also City Missionary at st. Paul. MINI.