davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

A LITTLE BoY DRowNED Nun
roe Ausberg, little colored boy about
years old, was drowned on Thursday
last, while in the river swimming
Several other boys, white and black.
were together, at a point in the river
near Mays slaughter house. but the
little fellow drowned before aid could
reach him. There is scarcely a sum
mer that there is not one or more boys
drowned in the river here, and nearly
every instance at or near this very To-
cality.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
NrIsATcrR.

~ Drs J W Gourley and c Blanton.
'uBoard of Health. made verbal report.
with recommendation to abate several
nuisauces In the city.
On motion. said report was received.
License GRANTED
On motion, saloon license was grant
ed 10. Steagla, for six months from
June %, 1873, by his complying with
the law in such eases.
PRAYER TO RELEASE FINE.
Mr.. Orr, came before the Council
and asked to have a fne, assessed
against him iu the City Court, re
mitted
Councilman Campbell moved to re
NIT said fine; aud on the vote being
taken said motion was lost.
ORDERS DRAWN on TREASURY.
On motion, the following orders were
directed to be drawn on the Treasurer;
H. a. Tyler, 8 months salary az
Mayor, $50 90; H. s. Campbell, 6
months salary as Councilman, SO 90;
Jacob Frenz, do. SO 0O;- n p Har-
ness, do S25 90; Saml. Lazdrum, do
So 90; Thad. " Thomas. do SO 90;
john Troutweine, do S2J 90; c. A.
holcombe months City Treasurer.
S25 90 +; w A Brevard, g months
City Clerk, $50 90
On motion, Council adjourned
w. A. BREyARD, City Clerk.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

AN item current among our ex-
changes states that it has already cost
Stokes $500 to keep his eek from
being stretched, aud the end of tile ex
penditnres is not yet visible. The
reading public will infer that if Stokes
had been-a poor man, his neck would
have stretched.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
New Orleans yEarset.
Commercial.


0eeI;, W00Lwto to 45ets 10 tub wa 4 tsk.
GENSlNG-70a75c per pound
SALI-By car Load. bushA - 90;
oy retail % $50 lbs, barre Gar load
- 70, by retail IS 50i sacks so. 0SE
PLOWS-Hertwick Bait
Steel Plows, No. !, 81 Oo. -
No. 3, SO; o. 4, II. b.
less than On
WAGONSered rtwick
make Z4xs! inch- -lSs
bic skein. A<ssfs;
thimoie 7ke 90
thimble ske %
um IRON axiesnto Ooi
IRON axle o'S %
Hickman WIZ
-
TN,
I'D oL0
UE - !
~ s
Fx
No. q.
No. .
No.
No -
No. Clss
No. Cla =
CANDLES, Ssar, - :
OATS-Black, Z; "
CHEESE per lb. Is -
COFFEE. Rio, 23Gisl
CRACKERS, u . I
CASTINGS. e 10, 81
COTTON YARNS y =
COAL a gallon
FLOUR, 81 006lf 90.
FEATHERS, = 10 BOO, 60c Il =
GUEPoW DER, = keg 5 81
WASH BOARDS per doz,
PLOWS. Steel. saba. 8
HUBS. / 50a2 81 per sett = s &
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
ORDISAECE IN REGARD TO CLEANING
PREMISES.
On motion, the City Marshal is here
by ordered and directed to enforce the
following ordinance
ARTICLE ".


SEC. 8. 1t shall not be lawful for any
owner, tenant. or occupier Of a house.
clubhouse, tenement, or lot in this city,
10 permit noxious, unwhoiesomc smells or
scents to be generated or remain within
or upon said house, tenement or lot for q
longer space of time than one day; nor
shall he, she or they permit or snfTer the
cause or causes of such noxIouS--un whole
some or offensive smells or scents to be
or remain upon or within or about such
house, tenement, clubhouse or lot for
longer period than one day; and any per-
son so offending shall be fined not less
than ten nor more thsn fifty dollars for
each offence.
SIC. 6. If any owner, tenant, or occu
pier shall Offend against the provisions Of
the foregoing section, ne shall, by notice
of one day, given by the Marshal be re
quired forthwith 70 remove and abatc
such nuisance and If he shall fail within
q reasonable time to remove the cause or
source of such noxious and unholesome
smell that then it is hereby made the
duty of the Marshal to proceed forthwith
TO remove, reduce or abate such nuisance,
aud all expense nscessarialy incurred in
discharge of his duty under this section
shall be paid by the owner, tenant, or
Occupier of the property, tie case may
be and the Marshal IS authorized TO dis
train upon any property found upon the
premises belonging to the party in de-
fault for the purpose OF raising said sum.
SEC. :. If UNIV holesome aud uoxious smells
are permitted to exist and be generated
within or upon any house, clubhouse, or
lot in the city bich is EnoccupieJ, and
-the owner Of which does not reside within
lthe corporte limits OF the city, then IL
ISlsll be the duty of the Marshal TO pro
Bad r1.rrf fh f-.. sr
Line same, and aI expense necessarily
incU in doing, shall. be q charge M
on said iot aad may be enforced as such
in manner as now prescribed b. ordi-
nance of the City Council Cor enfores-
ment OF expenses of paving, Se-, ordered
70 be done by owners Of lots. unless upon
request the same is paid by the owner Of
u.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

NEw STYLE OF SCARFS, Linen and
~ Paper Collars for Gentlemen, at
meyIT--tf RICE & BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

We sre sutborized to s1noEncs T. r
BEows "a candidate FOR she ofice oi
Assessor Of Fulton county. ct the ensuin g
August eiection.
NE are authorized 70 announce THAD.
" THOMAS, es ; candidate for the ciiiee
OF Assessor Or F1ison county, 10 I'll va
eeFey eccasioaed BY the resignation of
- p Habs-t. je7-te
We are Authorised 70 Announce r. G..
'kAHAE-, as 8 candidate for the Office Of
Assess0s Of Fniton county. to ell the un-
expired term Of 3. f. Hubert, resigned.
We sre arthorized 10 .unounce CHAs.
I. NicH0Ls, n q candidate for the office of
assessor OF faiton county. 70 fiji tho un-
eEPIrsst term OF - r iISlosEs, r~~issas. "a
FsFE -a-s aufhprirea 20 anaoa1sss p. y
RoSDURAS-, as q candidate for the oihce
q Assessor Of Fulton county, 10 I'll the
vseaney occasIohei BY the Resignation of
is F. Huberts
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

~ are autbori Ied to announce NJ. L.
ErzRIse, "a, as 4 candidate fer the Office
Of Assessor OF Fulton county. 20 ill the
g, leancy occssisned by the resignation Of
Il. ?. Habert lkR N FF&
We are authorized 10 ANNOUNCE IA.
SooxAS, Is candidate for the otfioe of
Assessor Of Fulton. county, to ELL the
vacancy oecasionsd by the resignation Of
Z. z. Hubert.
We are authorized 10 announce Capt.
W. y. JONES as a candidate for the ofice
Of Assessor.ef Fulton county, TO I'LL the
Vacancy occasicned by the resignation Of
Z = Hubert
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

LAYING CORNER STONE The lay
ing of the corner stone Of the new
Episcopal church, Hickman, has been
postponed from July 4th to July Sth.
on account of the inability of the Rev
DIR Berkley, of ST Louis, to attend
on the first named day, and as it is
desired that he shall deliver the sermon
on the occasion. Rev Mr. Cowgirl has
positive assurance that DR.. Berkeley
can be present on the 8th.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

II AIDES TIES. .SCARFs, FICHUs,
| Bows, Lace Collars, PsrasOls, just re-
RICE s BRO.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
EEE4,KAE XoER4e5s


Rewaro CT Countcrfeits Smiths Tonic
Syr8P has been counterfeited, and the
com .eVte,ter brought o grief
SMITHS T0NiC SE8CP
The genuine rticle 1aust have pr.Joan
Buls nriya7- stamp ga eeh battie. Dr.
Joiiu Bull only la- tae right to mauaiae-
ture ana seli the original John Sn.J $
'tpnic - rup of Louisville. *. iz amino.
tyeli the label ou eaca ho tie. II my pfi-
gate stamp IS NOT 81 die oo-lie. - nos p..r-
kkee, or Won VIII le deceived See ray
5li advertisement. aHa mv show card.
To- prosecute any one infringing ou
e. r sut The genuine Suit..s tonic
8yrUp ean only BE prep 4red by myself
a The public servt3t
- Dr. JofE BULL
Louisville, Ky. Nov. 8. I'jy.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

1nerefore, let every surplus dollar gS
10 the streets.
NEw STYLE OF sCARFs, Linen anC
i ~ Paper Collars for Gentlemen, at
meylT--tf RICE & BRO
GeS sod. seaoss barrses OF loss'
items OF interest
The German Benevolent Society
give graud picnic aud ball at Miller't
Garden, July 4th, day and night
Splendid music, etc. etc.
WEAKLY county. Tenn, is effected
with hog cholera, slightly,
PADucAH has a few cases Of a dis
ease resem bling the cholera. .
THE very time you ought to adver
tise your business is when trade is
dull
Phil. Griffith, colored, is out as a
candidate for Representative in Daviess
county, Ky.
a YOUNG man by the name of VIM,
Walker, better known as Perch, died
at Columbus, Friday last.
The engineers of the Holly Springs
and Brownsville Railroad, we're pros
pecting around Moscow last week.
PADUcAH claims that she is making
greater. progress in population and
manZsaStpres than any other place of
- sthe country.
sapoN servant girls who don {
.Seaux" get sl2 month. Those
wf5 have EN- get but IS. About one
is. FIVE hundred get s12.
a COMPANY is being organized to
engage in shipping slaughtered beef.
in retrigerating cars, from Texas to
Western and Northern markets.
JUDGE Boon, of Hickman eaoty,
denies that it was By his go ss
keys Of the 5.ere.tSi'
mob which receS as.Ei1ed Cf
THFar are q -
ttsa in We
ofhse sSfso of e Itivn-
or IN contemplation.
TIE crops in Gibson c,wss.SsTeun.,
are reported t9 be in a good ss,iou,
but there -WiISas0.
this year as last 49, -
TnE RepuJEicGn reports
streets of the town of q -
Tenn, is filed with piilafS hsh
ara rapidly destroying the foliage.
@D1v1sIoxp or NO Division, is the
question in Ballard county, and both
sides have a candidate for the Legis-
lature.
Tnx Columbus Dispatch thinks the
re-sleotiou of James D. White, Judge
.4nisa Court of Common Pleas, csr-
nors naSs S 50 mode it be.
HEss4hsoN has already commenced
making preparations for receiving the
knights Of the scissors, who will hold
their next annual convocation in that
city in May next
THE Mississippi Central Railroad
promises to have trains running to
Fulton in this county by the 1st of
and the state of the work
looks like they might succeed earlier
than that date.
TIE numerous prospects for build
ing large brick houses in Hickman this
sumner, have wilted with the summers
sun. Only two have been built, and /
we proudly expect the work will cease (
for the season. a.
THEaE are 20, 600, 900 acres Of wild I
land along the Mississippi river, of
great richness OF soil, capable of pro- !
ducing the subsistence of the whole /
Of the country.
THE editor of the Morristown Ga
.etse IL glad to hear that the people of 4
" eakly county have fifty dollar bills
cireUi@sisss ....ses, ass.S.--. -
and further states that in
us county the circulating medium is
twenty-five aud fifty-cent pieces.
The Mississippi Central Extension
viii cross the Northwestern road about
two miles east of Gardner's Station
The owEer Of the land. G. W. Martin,
at the crossing. has laid itof into town
lots, and offers Inducements no pur
:hasers
So Il. -, !. II r-1.rr " II
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
ROCK or RIVER FROST.

W L. McCutchen. presented an ac
count amounting to $50 90, for put
ting so loads of rock on river bank in
front of West lot No. 6, Old Kick
man.
On motion, ordered that 80 much Of
the city revenue hereafter collected
frer,e thas ss~sessnaene on Nests lot y q
6, Old Hickman, be paid 70 " I. Nc
Cutchen, until the sum OF $50 90, with
interest from date, be fully paid and
satisfied in consideration Of rock put
upon the river bank in front Of said
lot No G.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

passenger train has been
q Eniinqed on the Nashville and
y ,chweslern road because of the
shc'esa in Nasht ille aud the consequent
J III .-a-ni L. .hnt It-notinn
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

HIcKMAN, KY., june 25. 1873
Council met. Present. Mayor Ty
Ter, Councilmen Campbell, Frenz, Har
ness. Troutweinc, and Thomss
Minutes of proceeding meeting read
adopted and signed.
ACCOUNTS ALLOWED.
The Finance aud Street Committee.
reported the following accounts as cor.
rect and recommended their payment
Dan Murphy. 81 dsys work S13 So
Pat Green, 81 days work. sl4 60 Jas
Barry. 6 days work, S12 90; Tbo-
Steel, 81 days work, So 35; Jack
Whalen, 9 days work, sl3 so; Thos
McDermot, q days, s11 SO; Dan
Steele, z days work. $40 90; Dan
Steele, cart and driver, = days work,
SIS 80; Mike Judge, cart aud driver.
- days work, SO so, Jno -Ringwooi
cart aud driver. ! day WORK, 81 90 +;
w. J. Lovett. "a days work, IS 60 ;
albert Blsckman, drsy loads, 81 90;
W T. LiDeback, e5 days as Street
Commissioner, S23 75; w 7 Line
back, removing dead hogs, 81 so (,
II a. Tyler's expenses to St Louis as
delegate. S25 90; y p Harness &
Co, s34 til; W D. Taylor, dietiug
prisoners, SO 75.
On motion, the above accounts were
allowed
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
Buckingham 9 Dye.
Aver S
SaTSaparil1a

n = rs one of the most
GB "a (EsS eiiec'ual remedies
IA kS k64A ever discovered ior
= E-Aa cleansing the sys-
= - - ten and puri' ing
the blood. II has
s4S .sgFsgg = stood tie test Of
y - o. 4 years, with q con-
sss5S--z,<ze stantly growing rep
e~5D tsO utaiion, based On IL
intrinsic virtues, and s,lS.ained by It's r.
mar6ahle curcs. So mile)as 10 be safe and
beneficial to children, and get 30 searching
As 10 eilecSually purge oct the great cor
uptiOns of the blood. such q the scroiuions
ard syplilitic contamination. Impurities.
o. diseases that hsss luilsed in the system
for yeavs. soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, an1 disappear. Hence rs wonderful
cures, many dqoBhich are publicly known,
OF ScroiUisi, and all scrofiiloas diseases.
Ulcers. lrIsptiossS, and erSpiiTe dis
or1ers a the skin. sTInsOrS, 1sI0tciies.
BOiiS, lDinlples, PgIstuics- Sores. 81.
AnthoEy'S EI.2. Rose or LFySiDp-
las, letter, salt B-llestui. Scald
Head. lfiDgworFTi, and iuiernal Ui-
ceratiens OF the L tciaIS, StOlnacb,
and LII er- Il Also cures Other COM
plants. TO which II would rot seem cspeci-
aily adapted. su,Is rs DfenSs. eys!Seu-
sia, Fits, Neuralsia. Heart Disease
Female Weakness, Debility. antN
Leucorrh0a, when fley Gre nlani., -
tions Of the ssr'oiiilons Eoifots.
L Is On excellent resiorer oi icaiilr &
strength IN tllu SIaine Bs innsA..s
appetite and sigorot she di.csli
K 6issipss.s the depression .,.li b.
chor the season. Even wheTs
appears. l)eoslt. feel better. "
COR Cor cleansing the blood. n MI
ila. 'ne
- ie reinss
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
80 aensfn mN q.

&. :::: ::: : !. .5= i ;.: IS: :::: s: !,
cot fully decide ell ?
fore them. but disagr =
portsnt points, VIII > :
mined u pom by an y,
selected, and La
Jefferson 10 =
cisio1 n os.s,.'1 49, -
locke
and :. -, =.
te5 - : = = . - - - : :
= :! :
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28
N tragel 10 ~ lireetioO.

PREAcHTSG AT KIaKs ScHooL
EoUsE.-Rev. Mr HaI'5art9n. Bap
~, will preach al rl-is ( .-s-r.1si House .
8 miles soutWest Of Hickman. to day
aai 10 morrow
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

A general call is made for the
candidates for Assessor to take the
'ptump." and give the people their
iiss of an assessment that will prevent
West Kentucky counties from being
classed as "paupers." Let The, list of
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

q ttS7, ~ " tlltS Inv it<f vA1 A@A-l' =
out, as it stimulates and nourish .
the hair-glands. BY It's use, the
grows thicker and stronger |
badness, il restores the = n
glands to their normal -
viii create a new growth, CIV
extreme old age. 1t is the N - I
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever rs -,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. \. A. Hayes. BID,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality +;
and I consider ii the BEsT PREYA-
RATION for its intended purposes
Sold 5y az Druggists. and Dealers IN .u.diciaes
Prioe One Dollar.
The Hickman courier., 1873-06-28

sympatby
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

THE BOURBON FUSION SAID To BE COM
pIErED.-Ono of our latest cable dispatches
gives us to understand that the Count de
Chambord has decided to abdicate the French
throne in favor of the Count dc Paris, SO soon
as his sovereign right to rule over France has
been formally recognized by the French peo-
pie. This seems to be q satisfactory solution
of the Bourbon difficulty. 1t is not the first
time that the Bourbons have counted without
their host. 1t will be time enough for De
Chambord to dispose of the French crown
when he gets it. Still, it must be admitted
that the event points to q restoration OF the
monarchy.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

EMPEROR WILLIAM AND THE OLD CATHo-
Lies. Some few days ago we were made
aware that the Old Catholics of Germany had
elected Bishop Rienkins to preside over them.
This, it was felt, was most important step
towards consolidation. 1t now appears that
Emperor William has formally recognized
Bishop Rienkins as o Bishop of the Catholic
Church. We now wait for the action of the
King of Bavaria and the Emperor of Austria
Their recognition Of the new bishop will in
auguratc new and dangerous schism. Tho
''Old Catholics may yet give the religious
world some trouble
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
TRIPLE S HEET.
New York, Monday, Sept. az, 1879.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
To-D&y's Contents of the
Herald.

sCESARISM AND THE SENATEi THE SENATE
AS 1T WAS AND Isl AN ANOMALY IN
REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT
LEADING EDITORIAL ARTICLE-SHTH
PAGE.
PARsON BROwNLOw PREFERS AN EMPIRE TO
RULE BY THE DEMOCRACYl HE BE-
LIEvES THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
SHOULD BE MORE STRONGLY CENTRAL
IZEDl THIRD TERM FOR GRANT, THE
KU KLUX-SEvENTH PAGE.
AMID THE ICE PACKsl A THRILLING RECITAL
OF THE PERILs ENCOUNTERED BY THE
STEAM LAUNCH, LITTLE JUNIATA, IN
SEARCHING FOR THE BUDDINGTON
PARTY THE MEETING WITH THE
TIGRESS AND THE RETURN-FoURTH PAGE.
AMERICAN ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE ARCTIC
EMPIRE HIGHLY EULOGIZED IN ENG.
LAND NEAREST THE NORTH POLEl
HALLS MONUMENT "a GRAND MEMO
RIAL, A TROPHY AND CHALLENGER
SEVENTH PAGE
THE TIDAL WAVE IN WALL STREET. AN
EXCTTEMENT-FILLED SABBATH MEAS
URES OF RELIEF NOT so MANY WRECKS
AS REPORTEDi THE GOVERNMENT BAR
RIER AGAINST FURTHER RUM WANDER
BILT AND THE UNION TRUST COMPANY
THIRD PAGE.
CAUSES OF THE FINANCIAL CRAsHl THE
"MAGNlFlCENT FRAUD OF SPECULATION
IN NEW RAILROADS. RELIEF FROM THE
TREASURY AND BANKS-REAL ESTATE
EIGHTH PAGE
PULPIT TALK ABOUT THE WALL STREET
STORM THE TRIALS AND TEMPTATIONS
OF BUSINESS MEN THE EVANGELICAL
AILIANCEl AN EVERLASTING POORHOUSE
FOR SOME CHRlSTIANS--FIFTH PAGE.
IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN THE OCEAN CABLE
TARIFF ONE GOOD RESULT OF THE RE-
CENT EXPOSURES-F0REIGN AND AMERI
CAN ART AGENCY-ForRrH PAGE.
THE MINE HORROR AT GOLD HILL, NEVADA
CONTINUED SPREAD OF THE FLAMES
THE EXPLOSION-SBvENTH PAGE.
SPAIN IN STATE OF sIEGEl "PERFIDIOUs
ALBIONp' PIELTAIN TO BE RECALLED
FROM CUBA-SEvENTH PAGE
GUILTY HUNTINGDON WITNESSES LIVES
THRBATENEDi A SECRET SESSION OF
THE CORONER'S JURY NECESSARY-A
"QUEER, RAID-FouRrH PAGE.
A MOST ATROCIOU3 DEED A GRANITE
HEARTED HUSBAND STRANGLES HIS
WIFE HIS ARREST-TENTH PAGE.
AN EARL'S ESCAPADEl INTERESTING DETAILS
OF THE SINGULAR CAREER AS SEA-
FARER OF SCION OF THE BRITISH AR
IST0CRACY-TKNTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ham & Carver are the proprietors Of the Dubuque
Qowa) Herald.
Count Richard Nugent of England, is stopping
Barnum's Hotel
General Phil. Sheridan was the lion of Pittsburg,
Pa, on Tuesday last.
Nelson Dingley, Jr., the Governor elect OF Maine
is editor of the Lewiston Journal.
The Sultan Of Turkey and the Shah still disagree
as to which Is the Caliph OF Islamism.
General A. Dockery, ex-Congressman from North
Carolina, ts at the Marlborough House.
Mr.. John 8. Delano, son of the Secretary OF the
Interior, Is still quite Ill at st. Paul, MINI.
Paymaster Samuel T. Browne, of the United
States Navy, is registered at the New York Hotel.
Senator Wright, Of Iowa, Is anxious that the
world should know that he covered" his back pay
into the Treasury.
The day before the failure of Jay Cooke he enter.
tanned President Grant at his palatia residence at
Chelton Hill, near Philadelphia.
Lieutenant James Cranston, United States Army,
who, some years ago was journeyman printer.
Is spending brief furlough In Berkshire, Mass
Two editors will be In the next Maine Legisa-
ture-J E. Butler, OF the Blddeford Journal In the
Senate, and Stanley P. Pullen, Of the Portland
Press In the House.
Ali the summer resorters who are returning
home now look weary and careworn, and many
who departed In carriages are sneaking back after
dark in the street cara.
There were two "Buralo Billsr In wheeling W.
Va. last week, and both claimed to be the Simon
Pure. regular genuine old original Jacobsu
war Is likely to spring up between them.
Among the passengers Of the Rising STAR which
sailed for Aspinwa yesterday, were James L. Plum
kett and Henry s. Grafton, officers Of the Peruvian
Navy who served with distinction In the United
States Navy during the late war; They are en- route
for Callao, Peru.
John A. Dix, Governor OF the State Of New York,
Thurlow Weed, one OF the oldest editors In the
United Statcs and Daniel Drew, the wall street
Methodist millionaire, are pensioners on the gov
ernment they all having been soldiers OF the war
of 1912. Weed played nve, DIX carried the nag
and Drew carried musket :
Mr.. Karasima, one OF the Ku0es at the Mikado's
court In Yokohama, japan, has been buried after
the European fashion. The body, enclosed In
foreign made conn, was transported to the place
OF nterment in hearse, which was followed BY
eleven carriages, occupied by tho higher oflcias OF
the government. MI. Karasima did not witness
the innovation.
The New York herald., 1873-09-22

1t would have been strange, indeed, if the
great panic which has convulsed this city and
sent its influence throughout our entire coun-
try and across the ocean to Europe had
passed by unnoiced by our religious teachers.
Some of them have commented on it and
drawn practical lessons therefrom. But the
majority have let it go unheeded, as if it was of
no account. Riches take to themselves wings
and fly away, and this is but the
periodic fight of what men look upon as real
and enduring DR.. Talmage looked yester-
day in the faces of men worn from the excite
ment of the past week, and reminded them
that Wall street ends, not at the East River,
but at Greenwood. for too many Of them.
They are dashing their lives out against
money safes, or go trudging about with their
stores on their backs, sweating like camels
and making their lives O crucifxion.
He would have them let up from
this perpetual grinding, give little
more attention to their homes and
make them attractive for their children; and
especially those who have Christian homes
should consecrate them and make them happy,
and teach their children that religion is great
gladness and that it throws chain of gold
about the neck. The great need of Brooklyn
to-day, he considered, is just such homes;
and we may add, it is the great need of New
York and of other cities also. And, mayhap,
God is calling business men away from their
money-gettiug to their Christian homes and
fresides by these financial troubles. At any
rate, lessons of the utmost Importance may be
drawn from this panic If men will only heed
its teaching.
Incidentally Mr.. rockingham referred to
the frauds and defalcations and failures of
recent date in Brooklyn and New York in
proof that the drag downward is still on
humanity. Nothing but faith can keep the
ideal God before the mind and cause the
transfguration from the actual to the ideal in
life As face answereth to face in glass 80
men, by looking into Jesus, come eventually
to be like Him.
The redemption that is in Christ Jesus in
its fulness and freeness was offered yesterday
to the French congregation in the University
place chapel by Dr. Reichel, Of Switzerland, o
delegate to the Evangelical Alliance, who
told 'the old, old story" with true simplicity
and pathos.
Rev. DIR. Parker, of London, another del
egate to the Alliance, preached in the West
Presbyterian church on the subject of Christian
courtesy--a subject not as much thought OF
nor so generally practised as it should be. 1t
is not often enforced from the pulpits as
virtue to be cultivated, because it is deemed
matter outside the range ofroligious teaching
but if some other things were excluded and
this were advanced occasionally great good
might result from it.
! The assumed sectarian narrowness Of the