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and two, guarantors disregard " thu snysctto'.
bv postmasteys .viH sect them to Immediate reWou0s
and to severe penalties .1c-.s -l.L :
postmasters are also liable to dismissal from once
for acting as agents Of or bidders with
without Compensation. in any business, mstter OF
thing relating to the mail service. They are the
trusted agents Of the Department and cannot con-
sistently act in both capacities
81 All bidders guarantors ana sureties are ais
t;nct,v notified that on failure to enter into or per-
form the contracts for the service for n the
accepted bids their legal Liabilities VIII be enforced
81 Present contractors, and persons known at the
Department., must, equally with Others: procure
stantialIv in the forms above prescribed The certi
6cate Of suiciency must be signed by postmaster
o. In all cases where the routes are not folly sup
piled with the necessary locks and pouches. 1t 10 the
duty of the postmaster at the head OF the route TO
make requisition the Contract Office OF TINS De.
partment tor such locks and pouches before ISL July
next, provided the route be let
' - JNO A. j. CRESWELL,
Oct % 1a73-w6> PostmdsEer General.
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A MAN is SO much more polite in
church. He is on dress-parade, as it
were. Nobody was surprised to see
that young man last Sunday dive sud-
denly into the bottom of the pew to
pick up her parasol. While he was at
the bottom he saw the embroidered
edge of her pocket-handkerchief stick
ing ont from under the edge Of her
dress. He commenced tugging at it,
when there was fierce scuf1e, and a
Little hand darted down. he came up
without il. = There were two red faces
in the sanctuary to which the calm of
the blessed Sabbath seemed to bring no
reAef. But he was q young man that
meant we'll. o. ~ II q -
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CLEANSING GARMENTS BY HEAr.-A
garment can be freed from odor by expos
ing it to heat for few hours. Thus body
and bed clothing. and indeed all YES.
lures, may be rendered fresh and clean.
It is only the doors, and not what re-
mains after they are expelled, that
makes the foulness in garment. ANY
substance deprived of them cannot be
considered filthy or dirty in the true
sense, Ground is not offensive, nor
wood, nor the metals, nor any texture
in its pure native state. 1t is decom-
position that causes the mischief-a
privy, rotten carcas, decayed vegeta-
ton. 1t is the essence of these that we
bear about in our filthy garments, in
our rooms, our bed-clothing, &c. The
lexhalations and excrementitious matter
Of the body come under the same head,
made. worse by decomposition, which
readily takes place. Soap and water
will remove these-more effectually
when heated. Heat alone-dry heat
will remove the doors, which are thus
sent off in volatile state. Itrequires
only what the texture will bear to do the
work satisfactorily. Thus bed-clothing
may be used, and body garments worn
longer, by ventilating with heated air.
The skunk's odor may be removed eff
fectually by exposing for an hour or
two to, heat. Why, in view of this,
may not room be fitted expressly for
this purpose, or some other room tenn
porarily employed? A few hours ex-
posure will in general be sufficient
Clothes thrown off at night may thus
be treated, bed-clothes an hour or two
during the day The sun in it's mid
summer fervor, when the air is dry, is
good rcnovator, but the heat is not
strong enough to do it entirely salts
factorily. Garments will bear much
stronger heat. ~.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE
AND CERTIFICATE.
PROPOSAL.

The undersigned- whose post.ofice adj.
dress is -, county Of, State OF -. pro.
poses to convey the mails Of the United States from
July !. 1874. to June 80. 1878. route No. -, be.
tween - and -. under tho advertisement Of
the Postmaster General dated October /. 1873 ''wth
celebrity, certainty and security aw of June g. 1872
for the annual sum Of dollars.
This proposal Is made with full knowledge Of the
distance OF the route tho weight OF the mail be
carried. and all other particulars in reference the
route and SERVICE and also. after careful examina-
ton Of the and instructions attached to adver
tisement OF mail service; and Of the provisions con.
tanned in the act Of Congress Of June g. 1872.
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CERTIFICATE.

The undersigned. postmaster at --, State OF
-. certiaes. UNDER HIS OATH OF OFFICE, that he
ts acquainted with the above glaranors, and knows
them TO be men Of property, and sble to make good
their guarantee and that bidder and guarantors are
above the age Of 81 years.
Bids Of 900 and Mpscd,d must be accompanied bv
certified check, or draft on some sovent Mdional bank
equal to per eemtus the present annual pay on ne
route; or in, case QfNew serrice. not less than per
centu 0 one yenrs pay p,vpased IN bid-t6ection 253
Act NJ June 8, rlS72)-
J The Postmaster must not eign che certificate until
The sum of the bids inserted and the Land guar
sntee signed by all the parties, and dated.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
~ issued ou, O! the Probate Court in and for Boise
county. Idaho Territory. upon . Judgment rendered
therein in favor Of Thomas Barry and against T.. b.
Lucas for the sum OF One Hundred aud SIX Dollars
e6 together with the coats of suit taxed at Forty
four and 75ico Dollars tsA 7s) l have seized and
taken under execution all the right. title aud inter
est Of l.. Il. Lucas Of In and TO the following de-
scribed mining property. situate. lying and being
near Cold Spring Ranch about six miles in a south
westerly direction. from Idaho Citv. Boise county.
Idaho Territory. and described rs follows. to WITT
Two mining bitches Wig: That certain wafer ditch
on the IVES: side Of More creek tapping the creek
point about one mile below Last Chance Bar at or
near the 'Willows and running thence down along
the west bank Of More creek past the Cold Spring
Ranch house 10 the point a, or near the wet gulch.
about 20 yards below the house. where the Boise
City stage road crosses said eslch being of the
paciiy of 200 inches of water also that certain other
wafer ditch taking all the waters out of Badger gulch
below Cold Spring Ranch. conveying said waters
along the wesi bank OF More creek to Cold Spring
Ranch; also. twelve hundred II 2o0l feet Of creek
claims in More creek. commencing at Mike McCul-
Tough lower line. about 300 feet above the bridge on
the Boise City road. nearly opposite Cold Spring
Ranch house. and running from thence down the
creek 1900 feet and extending from bank to bank:
also the hill or bar mining ground on the west side
Of More creek. commencing at the hrxt little guch
above the Cold Spring Ranch house and extending
about 1900 feet down to the Wet gulch below the
house. and fronting on More creek Also all the bar
or hill mining ground On the west side OF More
creek, commencing at the Wet gulch about 100 yars
below Cold Spring house and running down and
facing More creek 1000 feet more or less to Bad.
ger gulch and extending back to the top Of the hill
together with rights taps fumes. &C., belonging to
said bitches or in wise apperaining: Public no.
tice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 9Th Day Of December, 1873,
at II O'Clock. NJ. l will sell in front of the Court
House door In Idaho City. at public auction for cash.
the above described property to the highest bidder
to satisfy said Judgment costs and accrutnR costs
s8 JESS BRADFORD Sheriff.
Idaho City, Nov. Is. ls73-w4
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HAYS you Goldsmith's Greece"
was asked Of clerk in store where
books and miscellaneous articles were
sold! mo, said the clerkre6ectively,
~ don't think we have, but here is some
splendid hair OIL.
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IDAHU77I ! OlRLD.



perfect than those of the japanese
Young women. The children, up to the
age Of fourteen, or as long as they have
the free use of their limbs, are models
.oE bES11hrnetry. About thai time they
bstiHnf to hsten long garments about
their hips, the effect of which is to inn
pede their gait, and give them Oh hwk-
ward shamble. In course Of time it
does worse, and Interrupts the develop
ment of their legs and thighs. Among
the laboring class, an additional mis-
happehihg is accomplished by the psact
tice of carrying burdens, from an early
age, upon the, back, for the support OF
which broad straps are passed over the
shoulders and crossed in front. pressing
difectlE UPON the BREASTS When q
Japanese girl reaches the age of six
teen without having undergone either
of these processes Of deformity, she is
ao1tdef to the eye and remains 20
ubtii twenty-five or possibly a little
later. Then she ceases to charm for a
certain period in any way excepting by
hermanner, and that is generally pre-
served to the last. But as she grows
old she has a chance OF becoming quite
delightful again. There is nothing nicer
than a dignifed and white-haired old
Japanese lady. She is always happy,
fof she is always much respected and
cherished by her youngers, and at a GER
tain age the natural high-breeding of
the race appears to her to attain its
crystalization. Whatever her station
in life, she is almost always sure to
suggest an idea of ancient nobility, and
to be surrounded by the atmosphere Of
an Oriental Faubourg St. Germain.-
atlantic Monthly, for Nouenaber.
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OATH REQUIRED BIZ SECTION GAG or AN ACT OF CON-
GREss APPROVED JUNE g. 1872, TO BE AFFiXEr ~
ZACH nID FOR CARRYING THE NAIL, AND TO BE
TAKEN BEFORE AN OFFICES QUALIFIED 10 ADMIN
lister OATHE. f.#a#f 50 -
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hHnI DoN'r know where that boy got
His bad temper not from me- I'm sure,
said q Sslightly irritated father, one day.
"No,w said che sarcastic wife, you've
csftaiplB not lost yours" The head Of
Tie family subsidized. es esfst1
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GUARANTEE.
State Of.

The undersigned residing at -, state o.,
undertake that If the foregoing bid for carrying
mail on route No. - be accepted by the .master
0eneral. the bidder will prior to the LIST June, 1874
enter into the required obligation or contract to
form the service proposed with good and sufficient
sureties.
TINS zoe do, understanding distinctly the obligations
and liabilities assumed by gnardntors.
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II T~b Npairs of sstairs are necessary
toevsry as~spap office in North Car
DINA; one for the editor SO go down as
the caller comes up Tie other. 's.'A
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License Notice.

A LII PERSONS DOING BUSINESS
"A In Boise County who are required 10 take ont
License therefor. hereby notified that they must
Iake out their License In ADVANCE, BY calling at the
once OF the undersigned. the law will Be strictly
enforced IN AL cases. JESSE r. BRADFORD.
July liz s Sheriff and Col OF Boise Co.
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TO OUR PATRONS.
100000 WORTH OF CLOTHING

SGO,OUO WORTH Of CLOTHING
saved from the BOSTON fire. aud shall commence the sale
Of them tomorrow. The stock made up by first.
class Boston house. and enabled TO dispose qf il
at - per cent below the actual cost, We GAn NOV offer
substantial bargains in CiathiAg This large stock ad
ded TO our OWL pakes the largest and most complt to
assortment of Clothing offered in this city. We
name in part Of the goods:
CIIILDRE EMS 0VERC0ATS.... .-,S a.6C to 5 D.
| 900 BOYS OyERC0ATs ,......... 400 to IL.
Loco Y0UTIs' 0YERCOATS......... 100 to 10.
MEMS 0V ERCOATS 90 to ~
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JOSHUA HORH.Els. ,gy.

Manufacturer and General Commission Megcbnl.t
Cor. Chew and Sterling SITS, BALTIMORE, Mp. AMI
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FROM HON. JOHN 1vEr,E,

the Bradley ioS
use ~
ufpp
tmore banchSc
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M. G. FL ni1ht-Ila, II n.hr
beauty
More
tandIw
tfion
to
Mansion
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BUSINESS SUITS, 50, .sl1, $40, SIS, SIS, aud $50.
BUSINESS PANTS, $780, $780, 81 40, aud 5000.
DRESS PANTS, 4.5O, $50, 600 and 1880.
We design to make this large snd speedy sale, and
offer such Inducements as will lead yon to buy. Let
every in want of Clothing come ut once and get the
choice of the first consignment, We want our custo.
aud the citizens of Baltimore to have the whole OF
this stock of Clothing, which, together with our own.
will constitute over two hundred thousand Coats, Pants
ard Vests to DO disposed Of the citizens of Baltimore
if they appreciate our Efforts ia supply them with good
substantial Clothing at low prices, u this stock does
not meet with speedy sae shall ship it to our Wash
ington house, but shall give Baltimore chance at 1t
first We have exerted Ourselves TO get the control OF
this stock and trust the citizens of Baltimore will al
precute Bear In mind that you now secure sub
stantial bargains in CLOTHING for MEN, YOUTHS aud
BOYS.
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TIE :EGZS.
BEL AIR, Md. AUGUST, ed 1873.
The Lightning-Rod Man,

The Lightning-Rod Man.
He came to me one summer day,
thought him rather odd,
Ills talk 1t seemed to stretch mile, ....
Yet twas about rod.
lie had very pretty tongue,
1t ran by lightning too,
And there was thunder in his tones
Which struck me as quite true. sst
He wished to put them on my house
To save me from the shock
OF lightning, and to keep away
The thieves who'd pick my lock.
lie said they'd keep the small pox off
And purify the air, .I
And said 'twould be a splendid thing
10 have one here and there.
At last said, go put them up"
Convinced that he was right,
And then to town rode to pass
The next day and the night.
when returned found my house de-.
covered with iron bands,
My roofit had as many spires,
Indeed, as old Milan.
Upon the ridge pole of the roof
lie had put half q score;
On every corner there were two,
And to each chimney folr.
They looked like grape vines round the house
% tHich tncy were cnUWlneQ,
They ran across the window, and
Quite answered for blind. ...I
took that wondrous man aside
Said |, "My earnest friend,
You've got my house all covered DER
With rods without an end;
l think you've got them rather thick,
The house is far too small
I'd better build it larger, so
That it will hold them ALL
"There won't be any lightning left
The country to supply
Must half the rods upon that house
Point idly to the sky?
These rods will gather every bolt
There is In Christendom-
Now don't you think I'll be obliged
To advertise for some?'
He leaned against the garden fence
Quite rapt in studlous thought;
"To tell the honest TRUTH said he, z.
ut seems to me you ought" -H..s
Just then 1t happened to look round.
And what should meet my view,
But two rods on the chicken coop,
And on the pig pen two?
| also saw that he had gone
And put one on the pumpi
And one on every gateway post,
And one on every stump
And then, as he had put his rods
On everything in reach,
He'd stuck poles all about the yard,
And put a rod on each.
killed the fellow then and there
As l would kill flea
The verdict of the jury was,
"Murder in no degree"
| buried him, and lightning rods
Put ut his feet and head,
And lightning strikes his grave each day
And makes him still more dead.
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Mr. G. p MAnh4n
oh o4er painters
n T.
most
q CA
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d 4: q $ ) Is: ] 81 Is 5$ AS:
Vi" e Is: ; :s $, Is: I
S:?%sa Il; 4 a VII s s S
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.1: s$5 IS: ) e; %::s $ Il: e, =: :s
ao" will % % %s p yo% srs s9s
Mano" House raycte St A SIZE naBEEkds f
@ !s $s IS $::: & F;$; f; <: s. g :.
@ %s s &. sss f:s | s ts
;; II ; ] : s &: ;:: JAZZ Sf
] ';; IS; .: i: 4: ] i 50" $
RIM, ::: ::;5: <: 6: $ ; : $ &c.; K: e;
Fl q S: ; : S Is: $ g. $ y: ]
's ' ' % % @ E R' ] % 5 s5 = ] @
Yours very truly, JAMEsHALI-
s; % S 4: &C. $ s; ::;Ss S =: :s
$ e IS $ %; ;: #: : :;
: : 4: :;: 4; $ e; ::
; 6: Sc; 81 g; :: Is ; 49,:
cononicI
os's Is: % &c s AZ ] & , s !s County,
Yours truly DANIEL
for PteE
eles
s Sfs Rs VISIBILITY f @ Ss ssss 5$ l.
" occasion; i e sGiR f 's n st.
C. p. KNIGHT, Sole Agent.
- - No. 90 w. Lombard Street, baltimore
G8T SPECIMENS AND FURNISHED GRATIS zn
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C.. p. KNIGHT, Sole Aver

No. SO W. Lombard Street Ra
EY" SPECIMENS AND PRICE LIST FURNISHED GRATIS &,
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y h"4M EqL)er Bradley
am much pleased
! SrPA
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YORK COUNTY.

The contractors on the Columbia and
Port Deposit road are rapidly finishing up
their work, and in the course of two or three
months the whole line will be graded, and if
the Pennsylvania railroad is disposed to put
the road at once in operation, there is nothing
to prevent its being placed in running order
by next spring.
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LMta"Ore Dcaa59 IN,
Mm endorse best
ms We
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L. r. hnigM hqDear SIR Brdlev
inside
be able
caclly durability
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After Is years experience in the Fertzing business
and alter establishing wide reputation for the purity
ad excellence of his Bone Dust the subscriber a been
induced to prepare Phosphate suitable So hs require
ments and every worthy the attQ4on of the South
ern Farmer.
The MARYLAND" is a rejuvenator agd permanent
improyer of the soil. 1t stimulates equal to Psruyin
Guano, and sustans equal to Bone, being aenl ose AL
most entirely of these ingredients with Il ySFy liberal
per centage of Potash in the resdun,, FaegS is no adj
nterater nor inferior article uScdeyery particle Of the
Phosphate being of esseRtts Eaast to the land Meth
er pains nor expense haze beaR spared in its preparation
and we claim aF il A greatest benefit TO the farmer
from the sfasAAast Outlay
For C9ttop, %aeat and Corn, and MS general stmu.
laat Az $ien for worn and impoverished land there
cG4 Ia p0thing superior Ii is warranted to run ~ hi g
IN Ammonia and higher in Bone Phosphate ttan my
other fertilizer in the market.
frtee 800 per Ton, i" nep Bags, Ma charge far dcrery
BONE DUST $i5, BONN NEAL $50 DISSOLVED
BONE ~, our own manufacture, in bags Eastern
and Western BONE DUST s35 PERUVIAN GUANO
delivered from Peruvian Government Warehouse low.
est rates. No ohargo for delivery.
JOSH Ua HORH'Ele, .Br.,
Manufacturer and General Commission Megchnai OF
hee and Warehouse 81 s. Gay st. GeGaysi Warehouse
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Read! Read! Read!
GREAT DISCOVERYi
KRAFT EY'\ PATENT PAINT
DllnDnG | DENAMELl AllVI
PURE White Lead Linseed Oil& Zine, Chemically Combined
WI" last three times long the best lead and mixed in be
ordinary way.
Always ready Tor use. Sold by the gallon
One gallon covers Twenty square yards wo coats
One gallon covers Twenty square yards two coats.

o Inc
r y I4aSnetfHG tUd naaty M
entire satisfaction prefer et Enamel ra
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n, n u n-;,, n o.. ,,,. Prince George q
IN saying that it representation and think looks
piled maintains its gloss perfectly and hml viii on
eVerse Very respectfully,
, 1873-12-24

could not got into hor IN oht oI tao! INC whnlo OF
eoyaty sSnis, e ,en 'a Of Tho yls a. II s,fs
om,asss sn se md a e 1 hepess tg per % eoS nve
int nny olllcors Of the Vo d 1lavro swan to Tho
Loeb Earn. If any did 80 hey managed to keep their
Only ono man was picked up alongaido tho litter
mi love- swain thlthor with her cilld ia ior arms.
over @ he TN ID .afety ~hst ane n aSed IN
compelled to let Tho cld go and II wae ewept nwny
% 5 ayrs st w as ss s within axs s ;ass s9 o a Id as 5
successful trie csci,. Wien thcy Ind brought back
OH oil aasin, iii by thts tline the slip an!l tho
wreck hsd % m and n % Ie
wa9 s % and nnans liz wrocfaso whon i w I'll
cncd: Ind salk. THO boats rcmaincd out, lowovcr,
atrugglors, md went far s crran!l 81 mercy
az TO loao sight of Tug ship altogcther: Most Of The
ssss ~
they couid. Tho officers and crew Of tho Loeb Earn
supplied them with apparel for tho tmct and ltlo
Later In tho day they oro transferred to tho Trimonn~
Nothtng but grsat pluck an logged deter.ntnaion m
eas aG f Z 70 repn no
sa Zee sss S 4 ss @
the steamer down, tho bowsprit Of tho Loeb Earn
a;sshs shee g wss ' & AG u tss sse.s sPs
bulkhcad rl1 must hnve SINK at onco, and iu al
human probability not soul Of either vessel would
hnyo been saved to toll tho tale ~ they we're distant
1900 miics from lho nearest fand. The nrst thing
demo was to Hoclro tho forprnnst md forosopnah nna
tho next VIVA tho construction Of fafne bow Of apara
croEsed backed mp by NIL tho sparo sat!s This was
done to lessen tAo pressure on the hnlkhead which
ahip was then not making much wntor.
TINT could DO dono, the 6nltheAd was shaken aud
1sse ifr was 9ns Sa ws 0 sesn m A 'h saia TIM e
nizzen being al'ack The object was to keep her bnw
well to tho wavcs, 80 TINT as little injury should DO
tlono to tho l'ukhcad possible. Consequently tho
the 2Gh The wind ca,ne strong from tho westward.
aud tho continual strainlng caslsod the butkhcnd
to open md salt. On tue 2sth thcro was
trough Of tho rolling foarfuly. At n. in. fresh
leak wns reported, mud the wnter wns found to bo
ing in cach side Of the hulkhead with much force.
Tllnre wer0 othcr leaks elsewhere.
from Philadelphia to Antworp, with petroleum. hovo
in sight. Signal natlc and tho ie-boat with tho
officer, sent 10 ask her to atand by, which eho did. ny
this tine he 1alhead LIZ was Completely sarsd
Of all Tint could 10 dpue ht tho pnsnpa the
water IN tho we'll had increased from six inches at
O'Clock to three feet six inches. Moreover tho ship
tho stern, tho grcatcst quantity Aft. Tho wind,
ltkewse, rising awfulIy. Tle Bhipa Instruments
and papers, md auch articles Of clothing could be
and the Loci Earn was lcft to her fate shc Ind not
been able to Ra mile since tho collision, hut hn
drtftct1 30. But for tho timely appearance Of tho
British Queen II would in all likelihood hayo gono
could hardly have lived in 1ia-Atlano IN such gale
as then ragged.
, 1873-12-24

FT0lN Tie 4tFt9 F0fk ETt11!9 F0sl.
There IL 4 now excitement in English church
ciyulcH-an excitement which Threatens to hwoll
to tempest. pean Stanley, WHO lias always
boon too liboral.mntlod nun to suit mont Of
llH ministerial brethren, has awakened their ire
by inviting layman to occupy the pulpit Of
Wcst1ninstor Abbey And tho layman In ques-
tion il none Qthor than tho celebrated ac'elltst.
horotical notions, has certainly mover boon
looted upon al burning and shining light in
tho church.
Tho subject Of Max Muller'a lecture, however,
might serve az AL o1ouHo for this innovation,
aud tho fact that Ao IL all Oxfordprofessor, wlioh
, 1873-12-24
a WATCH FACTORY FOR ROCKFORD.

Spreial Nfspt.ch to Tie Chica7o TrItunt
IlooKFonp. ~, nso. 23.A large 1ncet!ng was held
= watch factory at this pace. A. j. Enoch wan elect
vi Chairman, and tho Iou. Q. ". DaiBlc. Secretary
Prompt amt dchnito action was tultpn ~ thu matter
Is tho required capital. Two prominent watcl-
,oake1s, Uark and Wheolcr, are to have coutrol
Of to enterprise. they contributing plans md modes
for the malng, both ot unchtnery md watches. It
will taka cight1en onths TO mako machinery requisite
for turning! out twenty watches per tIay.