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-: y:Fy Cska..y.-t. ThEtoilowing Schedule
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after Sunday, Oriober u:
GOING NORTH. TRAIN 40. Q. TEAM 40. i
Leave Columbia. IL 40 a III 9t5 p M
Florence ........:4 pm 210a III
Flcniinstcn.... is 50pm 5 n III
arrive Wilmington. 10.45 y III '7.15 q m
No. Train makes cloec ccnntciion. riu
nichmond, TO all points North. arriving New
York & 40 a. NJ. No. i Train makes cloee
connection. TIA old Bay Line and n]so Rich
mona, to all points North, arriving Ntw York
% i. NJ.
GOING SOUTH TRAIN 40. /. TRAIN NO 8
Leave WilninSt 4 so Il nj &c 10 p III
ltniHgton ....'G so a III 2 IS p III
Florence. 10 40 a nj 11.37 y NJ
Arrive Columbia ....... IS II y NJ 60 q m
Making close connections at Columbia for
all points South and West. Through tickets
solo and baggage checked 10 all principal
points. Pullman palace s!ttpels on all l,is lit
iaiis. breakfast. :DiuL,r. iSnIIcr.
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rated on and after SUNDAY. The 2G;h inpt
GOING NORTH. IlAin No. 9 Train Ne
Leave Augusta. $50 II Il. l5pm
Gran;trvi!c ....'7 7.;i;I "a III 5.l1 m
iiatcsvillc. ~ - Ii III - 90 j. III
Columbia ......l1 5S M .: 81 y nj
Chester. ....... 1923 pm 22S Il IN
A!ri"c Charlotic.... II QS m ~5 Is a m
NO. Train makes close connections, ria
Richmond, TO all points North, arriving at
New York at G.4O a. NJ; also, uia Ealcigh
and Old Day Line. arriving at N,w York at
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GOING SOUTH: Train No. l. Train No .
Leave Charlottc...... - 90 Il M olnpm
Chester. ......... Q "a L III ii 38F IN
Columbia. :2.iS III :'.i0 III
.:atcsvii!c. 49,. i.57 rni ) l.. Il M
Grant,yiic -. ! : II pm - - II III
arrive Ar:ua;a ........ % u M IS L IL
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an,; after sunday, 18th instant:
NAil. ASjD rAssl.HaI ..1GAIH.
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Arrive .i Caariesioa q; 49,. i ~ pm
Leave charleston at... SET an
: invest CUinn,Lia iaat 5 co I'm
NIGHT EXiElss. FREIGHT AM. ACcuMMoDATIoS
rEAi$, tSunAa!s cXctit"..
leave Columbia III; y. .:ii,c. 80 Il,
Arrive Charleston 7.ltl'n l,avt .i q: a.
Cam'ls II 'irdi!. Will r!.n I,i.'av VtaEt&t:a.
ii 'i'i Saturday. Ia fni!Dw-:
i.raYr c"!n't!ia :; "orm
Arrive ~ Came, u 4;.. ....... & -, ! IA
.':ft n'a':,i a;..... 1880. ..... Is 80 sr.
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,.rorv insected I had seen the evangelical party,
after struggling for generation Tor notih an. a
fhorouyhiy Protestant principles, compieNy van,
auished dismembered and hopelessiy hors
had had enough OF this controversy between menDeIs
az the same communion for an END on ont par.
nnattanabea controversy, too when naa pecv ,'o
pubie scandal In Christendon The trlai, conyo.ion,
and punishment OF DIR. Tying TOT preaS"'"S 81 49,,
Methodist Church outside OF his own parish, w'nou'
asking the consent Of Episcopal rector; te trlai %
yiction aud suspension from the ministry vi .o A.,
Mr. Cheney for the omission OF lew dlsputou WIZ,
tho baptisIna seryice-acs which had been comp..u
and sed unnoticed In mutitudes OF cases III ts
munon during its whole history, as showu ~ -, the
trials the making of restrictive laws WIN ,,ora
worsaip and minstrations OF this Church s.ll .aat
restrictive 60 the earnest pe' i tHasa
OF the Inost eminent OF her minister's ana LAY
causes vii II others showing rapidly Wlionns ~
from the principles OF the refOrner5 ana tue
the American Church, led me most unwilhgy W I%ad
n relation which nab held 10 long, aud III winch ma"
ahored sincercly and heartily 10 advance the WE'VE
tins Church "a held ny Cranmer. Jewell ufsshr, Id
ION and Summer England, and ny "hi'e' "i''"''"'
Meade aud McIlyaine III my own land; u,,,o,,oa IN
Ia common with others VINO nave uccn as
act az I have DONE love and revere these prlhcipe,
much "a ever, and look forward Win nopo ,,o.ast
hIessing ~ ProyIenc in the advent OF truly rIo1s
Episcopal Church, where ,he Dso, Top PRAYER:
and honored rather than the book OF common III
where the Lord Jesus shaIl DE rekarueu nc .D,n.tr
priest; where the seal OF the Divine oprt on 1rn, az
shall he held OF more value tnan par nd
near fIis likeness shall be regarded as ce''i""''
houored members OF the family OF Goa. .. q,
In such a Church. II God spares my ne, iss ~ ~,
do some humble work In the ministry l1s INV ~ ~,
There rs wide field for such cDurch ~ this coony,
Mulfitudes OF hardened souls are longing ior ~. y
in. memorable EyapVelical Alliance be ts blessed lore
runner and may Divine Head OF the Chsrch Des'om
the wisdom courage, energy ahu w
so great "a Work. "ASo' ''>-"'
Aflr .lors Nov. q, 1915
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desire to zee her VIVA, the Macedonian phalan1 was in

nes 70 her what the MaceuonHh P""i"A was Az
The Church has already taught the people IN TINS and
the beauty and fitness OF having uagnncent houses OF
Worship and has been the means OF enectuay drNins
ont what DIR Guthrie calls our old stupid norton that
God was yer 80 we'll worshlped as In an ugly house,
The Church has taught the peope the use OF liturgy
so thai now there can said to be no very strong pref
ndice AGAINST reading prayers out OF n book" Her
specta Just seems TO he N make ~ evident
INTO ali men" that from the Apostles time the ministry
mas existed those orders which were eyermore 10 De
held IN reverend estimation"
She must this work, though some revile her for IT,
She can afford TO bde her time To rely upon the prom
ises she IL founded upon rock" built upon the foun
dalton Of the apostles and PROPHETS Jesus Christ himself
being CHIEF She has principles
suppose to he silent about In rubrc che directs
that sermons shall he preached tn show how "neees-
sary ," Episcopal order and In the public ritual
solemny prays to 1.-The Gyer OF all good aud perfect
gifts" wha VI His "wse providence" has "appointed
divers Orders In His Church." and who has promiscd
to be with the ministers OF Apostolic Succession to the
end uf the world. OLD CATHOLIC.
Niagara Fails. ". T., Nov. I, 1879.
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fact though you believed the contrary, your aane,
unfyrie Is 1t not your bo0nden duty then az
Centieman and as Bishop retract that stsyeno.n.
You owe 10 the Church whose history you have une
tonally msrepresented and whose usage ann n,v yio
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faithful to the solemn obligations they nvo eoarse
are now spoken OF as II they were not ohy pieo I,s
spirit but actually ignorant OF what tne Trace 70 do
uoniny Won may have the wisdom and the erhce "a ""
this which I'm honor and justice are oonnd W w.
am Right Reverend Sir. yours very reSpec,in vrxv
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70 the razor Of Tke Tribune.
SIR 'Yhc Rev. DR.. Drumm introduces my
into your paper in recent article IN the follow
Ing language
1T sso asserted IN several publications by
tain Rev. Mr. Gallagher, whose principles od him at
last to resign ms ministry"
without noticing DR. Drmm's peculiar style OF allud-
ing those no have the misfortune 10 differ from him.
| proceed to what have to Say. DR.. D.s statement
being positively erroneous. viii YOU allow TO
IL have not resigned my ministry. L never enter
taued the idea OF resgnng IT, God forbid that should
put my hand 10 tho yow aud look back IN u mo Ike
this. hase reused ongor 10 minister IN subsection 20
the OF the Protestant pscoai Church inasmuch
we'll W soma Of the Offices, III their LITERAL obvious
meaning, generally taught, not in accordance
with the plain teaching Of tho Scripture. They not,
my view, in harmony With tao word, NJ the Lord
jesus Christ.
I gave my reasons IL M letter OF withdrawal, ia
which stated that expected 10 exercise my ministry
widely IN thu future and with comfort to my
conscience. Tho character OF the lava passed by
tho iato General Convention % this Church. ths acton
Of Its ecclesiastical courts the general aud policy
OF 1t. rulers convinced that IL. character and iulu.
and public reputation hud radically changed siuce
tho iimh beolDe momD.r 9i IT. over 50 yeats 'snse
and fully persuaded that hero was no hope OF i.s
reformation; to,t nuu,ht but total re,r,:-tr g.,
could I'D IL Ui the destructive. n - - ua,cr'I.
tural views oi Baptsmal Il i.rIiiog, aId Exclusive
Episcopal succce, ,on. AMI 81 llunln Priesthood, with
which, yOguaL errors, A cuulsu. MAS
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The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-12-26

To AVOID Loss OF LIFE AT SEA.-A
writer in the GALAXY suggests that each
large passenger ship should carry a
small but powerful steam launch. In
foggy weather this launch should be sent
ahead few hundred yards, being con-
nected with the passenger ship by fex-
ibie telegraph cable, provided with an
electric battery, so that signals might be
constantly transmitted from one to the
other. The launch should also carry an
electric or other strong light, and be
provided with powerful steam whistle.
On meeting with ice or with vessels, or
unexpectedly approaching the coast, it
would be comparatively easy to stop the
launch and give warning in time to save
the passenger ship from harm"
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-12-26
General Notes.

A sample of the original tea
which was thrown into Boston har-
bor was exhibited at the recent Cen
tennial tea party at Salem.
The Washington Chronicle says
the Patent Office will soon be buried
out of sight by models and speci-
fieations, if they continue to pour
in at the present rate, which con-
stantly amounts to over six hum
dred week.
Two Kentucky clergymen have
been experimenting to see how
cheaply man support his family.
One reports that he does it at 81 a
head per week, and the other claims
to have given ''good, plain food, !"
for ninety cents each member per
week.
The West don't seem to be bet
ter place for workmen than the East.
A Denver editor says that wagon
full of coal stood for twenty minutes
in front of his Office, and he had not
less than twenty applications to un-
load it from men anxious to earn a
dime.
A shoal of herring, SO vast and
dense as to be almost compact
mass, recently swan into the har-
Dor at Waterford, Ireland, and the
fishermen caught them by the net
full. The total catch was immense,
cart loads being takeu into the coun-
try, and ship loads in barrels sent to
England.
Negroes going against the Fif-
teenth Amendment within nine
years after slavery is novel sight.
A number of colored men of Rich
mond, Va, have petitioned the
Court to put only colored men on
juries where the rights of colored
men only are at stake. This would
be to discriminate against white
men on account of color.
Miss Ella M. Hullett, who has
practiced for some time in the Illi-
nois State Courts, has been admitted
to the United States District Court
in Chicago.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1873-12-26

Steam locomotion on the common
highway has long been the subject of ex
pertinent and invention, which has hith-
erto resulted in little of practical value.
An eminent Scotch engineer, though,
has lately introduced road steamer up
on the streets of Glasgow that seems to
be absolutely free from objection of any
kind. The engine attached to the road
carriage is very simple in its construc-
ton, and is so much undor control that
it is possible to stop the carriage, when
travelling at the rate of six miles an
hour, within a distance of fifteen feet.
An annulus, provided for the emission
of steam in continuous flow, prevents
putting and snorting of the engine,
and obvistes all difficulty and danger of
horses shying and becoming frightened.
The inventor of this road steamer has
applied his principles in the manufac-
turs of private road carriage, and pro-
poses to build steam omnibuses for city
convenience and traffic. The small pri-
vate carriage, after many experiments in
the most crowded streets of Glasgow, was
found to be perfectly manageable and
almost noiseless; while the steam omni-
bus, it is belieqed, would prove equally
SO, and be from forty to fifty per sent,
ordinary omnibus of the same capacity.