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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23

80 the Bonapsrtes are e1iled. By III
Act no doubt suggested BY Theirs, nc
member Of the:Nlpoleon family can re-.
side In France. One would suppose tha,
toilles like this hnd como to an end ,afte,
the experience ofsuoh enaotments. The
great revolution prescribed the omi.
grants. but they came buck after d time
the Bourbons prohibited tke Bonapartes.
and Napoleon tbs Third reigned in tlieit
stead; then Sedan overses; Napoleon. and
now the provisional French ruler expeIs
tho Prince Imperial and all his race.
The blood OF the martyrs is the seed oi
the church" There is nothing like q
vigorous persecution to nourish failing
cause, and the Bonapartists ought to be
thankful that they ars picked out for
special prescription; had they been
let severely alone, they might not in
the memory Of this generation ever heve
succeeded In restoring their prestige
or regatning power; but now the party
has rallying point. grand idea and
a sympathetic ory, that, properly man
aged, as we have no doubt it will be,
may, at some crisis, call them back and
replace them in their honors. What.
ever may be said of Napoleon the Third,
undeniably he raised France to the
highest point in Europe; for The e1cel.
ienoe of@his management is proved by
tho wonderful recuperation OF t!it
country from its losses by tie war and
its payment Of the enormous German
exaction.. Complain as.we may of bis
court and rule. the nation prospered as
1t never did before, the masses were con.
tent aud he ruled by the choice of the
nation. Whether he brought on tue
German war, or was forced into it by
tho irrepressible actions of his domestic
enemies, the Red Republicans, he paid
the penalty OF the defent, and died in
exile. Is not this enough, or is Thiert
afraid that, like the drum OF John
Iisca, bis name in France will rally bis
adherents and dismsy his foes?
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GINGER ALE!

1G0 DOZ. IN sioux.
II AFlN6 received the Agency Of one of the
~ largest manufaetorlas OF this delicious
temperance beverage and summer tonic, Am
prepared to supply dealers at q very low rate.
ana allow handsome drawback on the bot.
ties when returned. GRO RyMMERS
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-04-23
Desirable Real Estate.
BY THOMAS STERN.

On SALE-DAY IN MAY. at 10 o,clo,t ~,
no, oder for sai,, ct Court House square.
The following desirable LOTS, within the
1noorporate limits Of the city Of Columbia: 7
aide OF Sumter street, between Lnmher .mS "uSs
upper streets; bounded by George Bruins. on
tho tn South; on the North, By estate OF Malone;
ON ON me me M, MMe.t, by Y. Myers. II Lots. bonded
digo street; East, by Gates street; West' i bv
LlnGoin street. 16 Lots, bounded on NortR
Sy 4y Tobacco street; East. BY Rchsrdson street: street
stra.a. stSasa. y tnatEo street; West by Assembly
sale: r. purchasera topey for papers. = :
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Tax-Payers, Take Notice!
FxECUPIoNs fos CRY TAxFBwrl be il.
~ sned: :immedistelg afteE Nay Is. All de-
the cost oF exeeutions, payment NINA. sI,a ha
made before TINT data. By 6Fdef {fia Mavor
oH6RLh8 3, "a BARNUX, CITY ffss surer.
April 2O -. ~. IL u ..HH u.
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Power Of Attornev

Power Of Attorney.
I HEREBY give notice, that during nv nb .
y 5G senee nom the State, MICHAEL EHR-
n,Ga .nS l.; 10 aqiy appointed my Attorney. for me
moneSs due or 70 become dpe to me.
Apr ~ ~ = G.. EILHARDT.
, 1873-08-04

EVANSTON, Aug. !, 1878. Board OF Education.
At the last .1nsotIng Of tho Trussees Of the
WomAn's College, tho following lsdles' woro
, 1873-08-04

fail mon tho guilty. Tho Government have given
their Instructions 10 lilo Oartain-GencFnl Of Vaiencis
anu ho In at this moment coae to A1coy with consider
able forces This IL al say 10 you Of tho Official
nnws, Init no l.avn private nnwh Which breaks oie'a
heart Iotora whoso reading makoa ores har stand on
on1, ind nows which horriQoa tho catmcat aon. Not
only tle Acaio nnd tho Th1 Collector nvo been tho
victta Of thoso EavaRcs1 can call tonl nothing oae.
but nto many o.hor d5ssng',lsllcd persona IN tho
Republican ranks, whoae na.nos you must 1orinit mn
not 10 n,cn.lo at rcaan Private ouBoa and factories
haso boon set fro and also Tho Casa Ayuntanlopto,
under whoao ruins ihoro l,avo perished many ,nhap
~ ores WIN alere defending right, liberty, and
ihe Repnblio. What moro can 4 aay y yoa unless
wish you to huffor "a am auorng2 6ball recount
10 you thlngs like tint Of a.kipg tho mob from The
Town Hn1l balconies, How will you have them-cnd
nltvc 2" Must tell you Of tho horrible death of
tho Chief Of tho Civil Nunrd, who waH tero III the
fulnllmout Of Lis duty7 Must Toll yon Of tho mis-
fortune Of Of my own Intimate friends, who,
dipped in petroleum, had To through tho atrceis
like mud dog in thu midst Of tho taoBt dreadful
surcrngs, mid who finally was nssassinatcd In tho
most brutal tnannor Oh, gentlemen, permit mo to
t1irn my head away from these dreadful pictures
Though thrae hnga merit my entire credit, Jot ask
you TO suspend your Judgment until they aro con-
nFmeh; though hayo tho conviction they will DO
connfned Who those who have perpetrated these
crlmea.7 don't know. There circulate 1nany yMer. M
suns from mouth to mouth making this and TINT
person responsible, directly indirectly. All this be-
longs to tho tribunals Of jugtfcot and you may rost
auaured thoy will do their duty.
, 1873-08-04

added to tho Advisory Committee Of that institu-
tioni 1. Miaaos Nina. g. Lunt, Of Chicago, md
Ftanois E.. Willard, Of EvnnBton. Doan of tho
College, and Mosdan,ca ]. Il. Kedzio and Char1os
F. Grey, both Of Evanston, statement Of tho
seaots anu liabilities OF tho haios' College ut tho
timo 1t united with tho Northwestern Unlversty
bihtiea, 682, 300 leaving surplus Of co., 1858.
The Faculty Tor tho now Conservatory OF bfu-
49, Which ia to DO ntartod u',dor tho direction Of
prof. O. hlayo. aB Boon as tho building Ia com.
plotted. will consist Of g. g. Pratt, from tho Dor
Qonsoryasoryi Hana Dalatka, Prof. o. Mayo,
Louis Falls, and Miss Anna LOWS. Do8tdca
theso thoro will be other toaohors In special de-
phrtmontB.
Tho Board Of Ditch Commissioners for this
township mot Oil last Saturday evening at tho
usual place, President Gage in tho chair. Tho
ditch that 10 to DO constructed will lo thrco md
throd-quartor mtlos in longth, running from tito
tolla piohle- factory. II will roqitirc about &c.
600 cubic yards Of excavation. Tho total amount
of tho assessment ia e1o,6s571; amount col
loctod and IN tho hands of the Treasurer in
e. 10as :aoSas M 'h|e ss the y9ts yotsa "1 ta
advertise in tho Chicago morning papers
for scaled proposals on tho work, to DO eome 10
tho office Of Charles K. Dannistcr, nt Evanston,
.inth Aug co. 1879. Tho work. must 4 DO ,e;omplet.
bo boen at the ahovo namod Office. -
:. This village ntill continues to grow. DR.. ]. D..
Goer has recently contraotod for 3o0, 900 brlok
which will be ,lacd In tho erection Of d fo roBi-
donco on Hinnan avenue, md nlHo in tho oxten-
sion Of Judson Block, on Sherman avonuo, to
tho alley.
Dr.. Scott commences work on hts brick block,
@Dr, III. q. bragdon, Of this place, rcnc1lcd
homo last Saturday. night. artor MI extended
tour through :. Engand, Irolard. Germany,
franco, and Italy. 1Io will 'bo welcomed by
, 1873-08-04

Tho Governor Of prison IN Cornwall. Eng
land, has discovered an admirable remedy to
ouro tramps and yagrants, in casual wards and
prisons, oftho habit ot expressing !holr profound
faonts thus placing society IN q Ridiculous POSI-
tlou by compelling It to provide them With u new
inclined to bastow upon thom any mark Of its
favor. When no 1luds prIsouor hud1lod up
in corner Of Lis cell. covered only with the
coll r1,g, and his clothes lying in heap
Of tori, rQgs at Ills feet, ho aonda ior
q needle and thread. which. he giyos to the
olothou-destroyer, Informing him 1t tho same
tiu,o that l,o will DO fed OIL broad and water Until
he haa thoroughly reconstructed bis garments.
I'bls cure has boon found to work wonders, for
long before tho tlmo allowed by law for breat-
and-water dIot expires. The clothes are meHdsd T.
hardship thus inflicted being conveyed by tramps
on leaving tho prison to thoir friends and No.
4uaintancss, not only induces them to resist tue
temptation Of tearing up their clothes when thoy
arc sheltered beneath Its roof, but leads many OF
them to avoid confinement altogether IN an es-
sab'!ahmant whore they are exposed to such
unKontlemanlike treatment.
, 1873-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tho National Normal Musical Institute, untlor
tho direction Of Mr. Carl Zorrahu, will give tho
1rat Of itB regular annual concerts on Thursday
evening OF this week, at tho University Place
Baptist Church. Tho programme will include
Mondolasohn's Forty-Hecond Psalm" md Soy
eral miscellaneous numbers. Tile second con-
cert will bo giyon on Tuesday evening Of next
woel, on which occasion selections from Costa's
oratorio OF sell " will bo given. 11r. Zerrahns
reputation alone ia sufficient guarantee OF what
thoao concerts will be, and coming as they do in
this dull scason, thoy will ho all the moro grate-
ful and enjoyable.
This afternoon, ut half-past four. Piano TO-
cital will be given at tho University by Oscar
Mayo, ut which tho following programme will be
performed:
!. AelQeLI.. nlbEaFk
=. sorensde, from Don Juau Mozart
3. Amaryllis. King Louis XIII
I. ~ hoHluuoE .nla3o
8. Anegreto-8th symphony. ...... Deethoven
0. Ia Vtaon, Hugucnoss .aleyorheer
Lnrhhga sone: aIaso
.. Invocation des Nones Of Dacchanale.. .Meyerbesr
, 1873-08-04
SATURDAYS FIRE.

An Examination Of tho Eui1llEg--1ts
CoMdttioM..Estltnn OF tho Du,nngc.
Tho exhaustive information the community
roco;vod vaatcr,,av mor,., In nor,,uno t,,o m.
Aoeo'oa 5oo',tu"t i1o1nHe ~, ~. 17ns 'av -.
Pe1e, CONFORMING Inc hlo ~ S4eio q Aaa'ofs
building, must havo excited general dosiro to
aoo tho structure; From II early morn till dowy
ovar Of yoaton1nv thu eitlowa,la aronnd It
.,,.,o .,,~o,,aos ,.s.,. ,',. s"as.,;,, ...s,,nt
"eee 'Hsun8oa WIN peopic' a. oof'ain aniouas
rer capita Ind boon charged by, tho Singer
Company for sight Of Its stately ediaco,
tie loas of Saturday would have been moro
,l,on maao m tu In voco;,,t.. fro,, apoc.
..ta., 49, ~ ~ sno t,s i, ', ssos =.
tatotb': E1oln INC 'e9tees 1no, oaHla8e aono 70
tho building is not apparent. ThoHo who had not
seon lilo interior woro united in the opinion that
tl,e newspapnr oatimato of tho loes was yory
.,s,,a,, 49, srl,o as,,, ,s,;,;sa.,, ~.
taucn o1aese1a'eu' i9e ooly lnolea''ohs OF tne
fire OF tho previous day wero tho curled-up
cornico and the wator-staine on tho .puro whito
stone. But, If soon from the inside, tho esti-
mato of tho loss would apponr too small. Tho
vast oxpanae OF tho charrod and blackoned tiul-
bers that WAS soen ogo1hoad, and tho be-
grimod and dampened walls, with tho colors Of
tho fresco-work all run togethor, would
easily account for tho exaggerated oa-
innate Of tho damage. 1t ia like
II that tho plestcring is not 80 much
injured as it was supposed to bo on Saturday
night, Tho floors proved to DO water-propf to
, 1873-08-04
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


ExrLAxAr1ou or nEfEnEycR hiAnKs-t Haturdsyax
coptea. Sunday o1cnptod: Monday excepted. Ar.
Hto Sunday ut 8 :0G a. m. Daily.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL GREAT WESTERN RaiLH0A03
Depot, /oos n Lake Af and foot n Ttrenty.sttonfs
Ticket q$tf. 81 EArk 81, snufeatt Randolph
and Is Chnasst.. corHtr af Aldtson.
, 1873-08-04
yyHl1E MEN HUNG FOR NUMBERING INDIANS.

WrLLAMsv111H, ILL.,, Aug. =, 1879.
To tho Editor af TAs CHICAGO Tribune:
SIN: In your weekly Of July 80 you print
tho following, which think ia miatake:
"Jatnos Pickett, Of Idaho, is said TO be the first
white man ever sentenced to deati, for tho m,1r-
dor Of IN Indian" Some yoars ago I WAS In st.
Louis, where white man WAS hung (and
think two} for numbering m old Iudian and his
souaw. am not certain ns to the date, but
think it was during 1859 or 1858. Very rospoct-
fn1}v. r. II, =.
, 1873-08-04

Vitnna Correspondence of tho baltimore american,
Tho general impression OF all candid yiHitors IL
that Fianco Inns carried on tho paln OF Huperior-
land, IN this great Worlds Exposition. Even ii
tho machinery department aho oquais England,
whilst in both manufactures and tue arts. a. veil
as The rich, 1aro, and beautiful, nho far e1celB
all other nations. The tnmonso space In tue
main building occupied by Franco is not
yet alt opened to tile public, 1t having been
found necessary to ersot numerous side
wings, but anfflolent u now 1endJ tor e1Amina-
t1on to alow the wonderful reouporatlng power
, 1873-08-04
COBURN
Medical Institute,
Lsars. I Arrtpe.

us and 1T south Ularket, oosncr hn9rcy. chicago
troatsaont aad uTe of Mi forms Of chronic and siecl
diaeases in both hts In.tItute
disea.oa Oohurn regular graduate q noa!sna
world and las ad n.oro oaor!ooo tn tho tseatcn ,ot
private Diseases than any nhysloan in Chongo louas
es # t,o Hanat 1 Il n1 q9pf!1n
to any nddress seaed enyeopos Add rttars, .
D.
, 1873-08-04


UNITED 8TATKs pIsTR1or CouhT.-0yrus Town.
send sh,gnee Of the estate Of otto .. yioEgatx T.
preferential payments .
John Dickinson and r. W. Hoalner; bill to remove
clond from ut!e A., 4,478-Appeal. 34.41e-John Bcan-
Ion Samuel L. Keith aaaulnlsit, 10 coo. a, ,4801-
Appeal 4tts2-IAaEaJ j. Runyon = is Msrtin in n Kim
Snyder '. E. 1satAbnn, Thomas Kirkwood, Henry Pill
grim. Thomas Jewell, and Thonas Watson, Trustees OF
tho nohany Congregational Church asaump.it, 5000
A,484-Appeal. u, A,ts5-aIichasl Byrne and Thomea
oDrion '. Frank q. Taylor; assampait, 5000.
A 44,48g-oonfesnon Of Judgment; satlshod. a, ,487-
0hsslos 2a1and Joseph 2 pnsana sn4 E!ishs A.
confession, $8iB.4a. 4s,4sa-Appea1.
TiK o1nouIr oouRT-8.o1b-The Menominoe nlvor
tng r2.9 5o2h1sqn. u JE EesksE; assaaps tsoo' so9
8.017-aame '. David Colo eaao, 3l0ooo sols-Henry
4. Kohn OF a1. " banual Leon netition to supply
record Of Judgment, $s3s.to. B,ole-same '. simon
Jacob same, s4o. 60. s,o2o-Appsal. s,o9l-Appoal.
8,017-0odfroy and Moses gnydackcr '. John =. Ebor
hart and Ahert A. Aankln sssnmpait. $4,000. 80ea
and 8.02t--Appeas: s,o26-Withheld for service.
burnt Record Act--Dd-Ja1nes II. Poarson 7. Vim.
H. Stow, Jr., et nl. bill 10 conhrm ttlo.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-03
WHAT WE DO ON TIE FOURTH.


In the first place Kenosha. as q city, has
a Dig time. Hon. G. G.. williams crates
The different Churches, Societies, Cliques
and rings throughout the city are
bound for good time on their own hook
Pic-nics. fishing and boating parties, races
garden amusements. dances, and other sports
are the order of the day. A variety OF tastes
renders certain . variety Of entertainment
So that some will have tables loaded wit b
the best Of the season some will hook on to
their mother's market basket, load it With
"pies and cake )" and get them to the woods;
others will take fish-line and-stand on the
end of the South Pier all day and then
there are others who, will--wsii never mind,
they'll be sorry fer II next! morning There
will be trotting and runing races at Kenosna
Driving Park under the auspices OF St. Marks
Benevolent Society. After the hor Sc racing,
there will be foot racing and other field
sports. The prospect for . good time on
Gardens our German frien is will celebrate,
closing up il the evening with dance The
ladies IF the Methodist Church have deter
mined to have one of those festivals in the
Session Rooms Of their church. Quite a
number of our young men will go out to
Wimot for days boating on the Fox. The
d G. are in for Picnic. a #
We hope that each party and Individual will
have the best Fourth they ever had. The
Star Spangled Banner, long may 1t wave,
and the girl that loves truly never be deceiv-
ID. Hurrah, boys
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-03

The closing exercises of the City Schools last
Friday were full of intere to the scholars and
others who attended. At the High School Mrs.
K D. Wheeler was presented with handsome
silver card case, the gift OF the scholars. This
lady engaged az priv ate teacher in the families
of Messrs Howe and Simmons. II Mr.. Spence re-
ceived a fine present of books. The exercises cou-
sisted OF essays readings and music, followed by
brief and elaborate speeches by visitors. II. M.
sThiers, who is succeeding admirably as Principal
of the Moth Side School, received from his pu-
pills a copy of Byrons works. The grounds of this
school are to be enlarged and some improvements
made thereon. The residents of the North Side
are justly proud of their public school, and we re-
joice over its prosp Gritty.
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Now that the postal cards have arrived q
descriptions OF them may not be uhintet es-
ting.
The card Is five and one.elghth inches In
length and three inches in width, and is
made of light cardboard, and water marked
with the initials in monogram "U s P. o.
D." The face of the card Is engraved and
surrounded by border In scroll-work one
eighth of an inch in width. The one cent
stamp printed on the upper right hand cor
ner is FROM profile bust of the Goddess Of
Liberty, looking to the lett, and su-ronn ed
by lathe work border, with the words ~
8. Postage inserted above and Zone Cent?
below. On the upper left hand corner are
the words "United States Postal Card I"
with the directions to "write the address
only on this side-the message on the other"
Underneath, and occupying the lower half
of the card, are ruled lines on which to write
the address. TIE back of the card is blank
and without ruling, it being designed that
the message shall be written there either
with pen or pencil. The cards cost but one
cent, and no discount is made for large
number. II
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-03
CEETAUR LINIAENT.

There is no pain which the Centaur Lini-
ment VIII not relieve, no swsllingit will not
suodue, and no lameness which it will not
cure. Ihis is strong language, but 1t is true.
Wnere the parts are not gone it's effects are
marvellous. 1t has produced more cnfes OF
frLeumatlsm, neuralgia, l. Z jaw, patsy.
sprains, sWellings, caked bl ssts. scalde.
ourns, salt-rheum, ear eche, &C., upon the
amman frame. and OF strains, spawn. gals.
&C upon animals In ono year than halt All
other pretended remedies since the woria be-
gan. 1t is counter irritast, and I'll healing
pain reliever. Cripples threw away their
crutcnes, the lame walk. poisonous bites Are
rendered harmless and the wounded are
healed without u scar. IT, is no humbuo.
The receipt is published around each bottle.
IL IS selling as no article ever before sold. and
1t sells because 1t does just What it pretenda
10 90 Those who now suffer from rherma-
tlsm, pain or swelling deserve to suffer Ii they
viii not use Centaur Liniment. More than
LUZ certificates OF remarkable cures, inciud-
ing frozen limbs. hronlcrheumatism, govt
running tumors, &C., have been received.
We Will send circular containing certiffs
Gates, the receipt, &c, gratis, to any one re-
guessing IL One bottle of the yellow wrar,-
per Centaur Liniment is worth one hundred
dollars for spawned or sweeuied horses and
mules, or for screw worm in sheep Stock
owners-this IMMINENT isworth your atren-
ton. No family should be without Ceater-
'Linment. j. B. Rose & Co.. New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-03

The July Number Of the PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOURNAL opens volume 57-certainly ven
cradle magazlne--in most cleditable man
ner. Readers must find the following
among the specially interesting papers, which
impart high value to the number. Salmon
P. Chase, with Portrait; The Problem of
Governments, which every politician should
read carefully Sketches from Daily Life IL
Illustrated, Creating an Atmosphere Genius
and Talent How to use Phrenology, illus
trated How Gained it The Shaker Prob
lem, defence James L Orr, with Portrait.
Integrity; Where will you summer; Com
pulsory Attendance, a powerful discussion OF
the Education Question.
Terms, So. 90 a year, or six months on trial,
for 81 so. Address S. r. Wells, $50 Broad
way, n. Y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-03


Father McSweeney, pastor OF st. Peters
Roman Catholic Church, In PoHghEeepsie,
offers TO place bis parish schools under the
care Of the Board of Education, upon condl-
tions of which these are the most Important
No religious exercises to be held nor religious
instruction given during school hours the
schools 10 be thrown open to all denom'na-
lions, and no interference made with any re-
liz on the Board to be entitled to inspect
the school, and to examine the children !;
the teachers to be nominated by the pastor.
examined, appointed and paid by the Board (;
the pastor to retain the right of using the
school houses at hours other than those de-
voted to school exercises. Either party to
be at libartySto withdraw from this arrange
ment If not found 20 work satisfactorily al
the end Of each academic year. Us
At the first thought these will appear to
be remarkable concessions for Cathol ic
priest to make but when all other churches
and organizations, of whatever name, are
getting liOeraized, why not Catholics, why
not Catholicism
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-03
Church Directory.
Congregational,

Congregational,
Ev. H. C. HITCHCOCK, Pastor,-Services at 10 IL
q. m, and p. m.
Methodist.
lev. G. A. SMITH Pastor,-service at 10 Ia a.
m. and 7 p. m.
Episcopal,
Ev. LUcIEN G. LANCE, Pastor,-Se1gice nj 10 1-S
n. m and 10 p. m.
German Methodist,
Ev. c. HEDLER, Pastor,-service at10 ~ a. m.
and p. m,
Unitarian,
REV. Fl. M. SIMMONS, Pastor,--service at 71-2p. m.
St. Marks Catholic.
FATHER W. DAUGHRTY, Priest,-Service stSl-2
and 10 IL a. IA. and 3 ?. N.
Baptist.
rev. j. Mountain, Pastor-Service at 10 IL a. M
and "a p. nj.
lutheran.
lev, c. PoPP, Pastor,-service at Mia a. m
st. Georges Catholic.
AvHyR NJ. BETTER, Priest,-service at and lOa.
m and 1-2 D. m
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-07-03
A LIBERAL CHRISTIAN RALLY.

The Wisconsin Unitarian conference will
hold It's summer session at Baraboo, Sauh
county, July 2d-4th, 1878, with the foil ow-
ing programme -7l, ~ s"a
NJ. WEDNESDAY, JULY Q. ia'dH
a. m.-Opening strmon by Rev. G. w,
We ndte, Chicago. ia.
THUsRDAT. gULT 8 s'.
2 90. nj --DevotlonA exercises, LED by Rev.y.
o. N. levitt, Oak Park. III. ~ q I f se
Ga. state work condition and pros.
poets. presented for secretary, by Jcnk Ii
Jones. Jlnesviiie, Wis. .sal IA aalss4
10 q. ia. Missionary work means and
methods, presented by Rev. S, s. Hunting.
West, Secretary A. U. A.
> 8 D. m--Essay. by Rev. H. M. simmons,
Kenosha, on self culture. followed BY dis
cussion. s8 m $50 tol
4 D. rn--The .fasaiHtn An islsT @
by Rev. Geo. W. Cook. sheboygsn.
Sp. m Sermon.
FRIDAY, JULY 4.
Picnic and grove meeting at DEVILS lake ;
addresses by Rev. DR.. Kerr, 0ndepend. nt)
of Rockford, snd Messrs. Hunting, Hewitt,
Jones and others. ~
All who will attend will be recognized as
No doctrinal test of fellowship.
A hearty invitation is extended to all. laE
Friends, let US have hearty meeting in
the interests of liberal and progressive re-
ligion. Come meet us in council that we
may consider how best to realize and advo-
cate the impol lance Of our great fundament-
al ideas--the fatherhood of God and the
of man, and the practical appli.
cation OF religion to life. Cordially,
MRS s, G. Ii JONES, Sec'y.