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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-05
Dipi0en6 Notices.

OFFICE % Board nIKEcrORs OF THE
AsERCAS EXPRRss COMPANY, | IL BRo,DwAr.
- NEw.YoRK, Nov. 20, 1873
I'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
Il have this DAY declared DIVIDEND Of Three
Dollars @ share payable the "a day Of Jnus merit TO stock
holders Of record the time the the Transfer Books The
Transfer Books viii be closed the 9th day OF De-
ceber reOpene 81 az 10 o'clock
N. b. Of the Board. j, y. KNAPP Secretary.
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

N Il
~ Commencing MONDAY. Nov. 3. 1873
LEAVE NEW FORK. PIER -. NORTH Rl\ ER foot vt Rec
b. SANDY Hook connecting trains FOR all
stations on this aud connectIB. railroads:
$3.50 mPor Philadelphia Long Branch Red Bauk, Port Noa-
Toms River WaretOwn. Ync11d Bntgcon Eiy SIDE and
connecting Whiting for Tucke Railroad
n.for Long Red Bank. Pot MonmoatL. Toms
River W.ret0wn. Intermediate stations
ARRIVING IN NEW ORhAt $3.50 m and a. p m irva
Long Branch, Rel DanA ons River and intermaa 'taos sd
4l5 D. Philadelphia. Vuelthd, Bagetu, b SIDE, ,ad
points On TucLert9u Railroad
Fare. Neg-i to Philadelphia only 81 %.
freight lines dsy Philadelphia from Pee y u ioot
until delivered Phisdei
early
\. Y. FINCH, Agent, Pier 3 y. r. -
NJ w. SERAr. j. ". bohE,
Suusrute IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-05
NEWBORN, NEW-HAvEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD fori and Nsa-Iliyei DIVISION.
WINTER ARRANSEMkNr COMMENCING NOV II. lS79
Passenger Station Newl 0Tk Grand Central Depot Entraace
FOlty-sec0ni-st
TRAINS IEAVE NFW.YORg

TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK..
Trains for New Haven leave st 7Oj tiee nj 500 lkr 90J
AGnl, 1000 lBN) 1900 Accnl OO U3r' 3tRr 3:j5
Acs'nl 58 and $40 uScs BIZ $40 fl and alO (sIJ
Fo South soleb 700 SOB 800 1900 100 iaNb 800
BOO 43S. $40 $50 $40 $40 FOR stanford I:lO 500,
905 1910 1900 l;OO 2ZJ aud 800 lkr 500, I.SS
4i5, $40, $40 6.sJ 72U 2lO. $40 D. "a.
For Pogt Chester IL 40 pm -
Springfield 800 AMI 1000 300 AMI $40
IN. 9i0 The 500 LOO.
800 81 aud 9;l0 Stamford Nors ,s sad Bridge
The 500 IN. 100 Shore nas
Division Norwich Providence aud the Conn taley
brook The 500 and 90 connects with hesiaFen and
Northampton H. K at New ilie, 500, 1000 aud 100 nooa
r. T. Springfield ant 3Opp foe
Montreal. The 500 1900 and 100 with Manga
Railroad and the S:OJ add 300 Nth IOassnc tai
road al Bnl The S05 sad 9OJ and 300 1ni JlO
with Danbup sni NoNaS at SOrsak aai ne 800
loo, AMI 40 Nth New 4 Railroad 40 Stim0fa
Sunday Boston Mail Trans a. p via Sprngisif JiiO n
via Providence.
Drl~ius Div BIpre. and Sleeping Night Er
Trains.
Tickets purchased Ticket Office Of Company Grand Cen
ohers Of ~ L. Transfer Co.. 9i Broadway nd
n. A.. and No. Coat brooklyn. who viii
cbeckb from residence o. destination.
Of psrtnlrs posters a. bots and depot
JOHN I. MOODY saPt OF n. DIV
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Sfeamboa.I and Railroads


NLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ AILRNTOWs LING TO TilR WESTPisenEsr ,at Ff,irhi
Station in New Yori foot LIysi Conht It Snssrvrs sis
Western RAILROAD Ph'lpsbnrr With hgh ahd ss'hnns
DIVISION Waller Railn,.l Dce ihs % bsr~ufE
Pittsburgh ini ,ic West TO ceutri PeangHia All HFf
Siste. .
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ..r
Commenciuy Do. / 1873 Leave ieg- fork a. fDloTs
5;lj m-NRws TRAIN ksstOa a7.senem hins Ale"e'vs
hfH'h Chu,E Tsrlqnf Wftesbrfrc, Scrin.g'. g.
Gfa-,v Tram for PaiairlL -. ..
m-w, Train Tor llcmngion Bisicn Bevd'rr MiI caant
Wtkesbstre Ptton ahsBOv CITY a. Camel H'nri'D isA
Lack. an1 West Railroad
daily Except Sanisi Tor Baon Aie,-
Hrsburg Wet Coanocis S1'y.s o Iemias-
Tovhaia wsverleT, &c, with taroagh D.nve "-Hs
port Sc
10 Boa Way T1u for Somervi.
o. m-kXPKgs, for ileII,u
March Mthaoy t Hfzleton WsAesb,ffr Srnoa
Ing Colunbi Lancaster kphrata posyle lilrstsgg
230p m.-Wiy Tram for Els'on Allentown D.lyi.<.e
$3.50 p. m.-Wsy Tram for PlaDbeh
m-Way Train Tor Eaion AeaOEn sBi Mach Cbans Goa
Z, Junction with Del. Lack. and West r X
400 m--Way Tam 10. S)merY.c and F.mag.Jn.
NV Train SeDervile.
5.15 m.-Way Train tor Pisn6rlL
$50 m-EgRNIsG ExPREs, lllY FOR BIfon Bevee Alsa
town. Reading, Harrisburg. Pitsbs.gh Chicago &c.
o m-Mn Tram for SOmeTyile.
$40 m.-Por Pl,iu6el
1870 m.-fEmigranl-Por Rssto1.
y;l3 m.HB isu SOmeryIle
IL as .. m.--For Pain6cN
Elizabeth 5l5, 6.20, 40 = $50 g. S:tJ 3 30
1880 ll:l5. II m IL 30 1 > $50 3 $50 $50.
1870 Sl5, J:lJ. 1880. ll45 .. N -.
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= are ulscQ % tptkul II st'iSs IuLAls
grade above or below the grade quoted.
sALKS EOk PKKSKNT DELIVERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-05

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIN
UNITED STATES MAIL.
kkW AMI PULLPOWHRBD STEAMSHIPS anna.
sailing r"m Liverpool oa Thu ~
DAio. ealins al Cork HshO- each
othANlC. SATURDAY.. Dee u, BOO
hhPlBLII. SATURDAY. Dec. -. al llf1p
ADEArlt SATURDAY. Dec 20. AZ 500 p q"
BALTIC sA1IRDAt. Dec "a. 81 III 200 4, m
CELTIC SATURDAY.. Jan. 8 at 800 D
From toe White Docs. PAvolla ferrf. rrssr NV
Pisenser tor all cas.sl unrfslri eompanS
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons sAt' Bathroom ~ mi'hp W
uou sbeie esH et s,i se~arIs ''onp'"
these ,ieAnsfs-
RArkS-saOcs $50 goa. Rlsa Tiese $40 gold Steerisr
$50 eurfene' fnO.r br fdsn the Cd t'aaT
oo'an prepaid eril3rses c5s cufrrnf .
Pssenges nooked pars Anerea Pans hsm'at
sorvsy, s~sien- India Austr.ha CHINA SG
Dr.ts Iom ~ spssr. "
toI Inspection o,a, hrmstOn spp s. cnpsaTs
sGeos he 10 BIssdssy. hew.forG .. H. sfAkAs. As'a-
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CUBA Havana direct. December ~
For freight c,ssage, aDp' 70 ~ ,,,np, , soxs o, p
FOR LIVERPOOL
VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING TIRE T. s. MAILS
rHY LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM C0MPkS,
dispatch Grs,esss full rorer steamships
PROM PIER Ma 86. n. L.. EVERY WEDNESDAY
follows:
MANHATTAN, Gait IA. PRICE ir... Dee. 10 At 1000
WYOMING Capt JAS GUARD. Dee IT. at 200
IDAHO Capt M0oRE........ -......Dec II a. 30 s. NJ
MINNESOTA Capt BEDDOE..........Dec 81, al 100 p IN
WISCONSIN,. Csot. I. W. FRsEsAS Jan. Z.
NEVADA. Capt Wy. FORsYrA Il
CABIN pss,,ge. $50. gold
passage (o6ee No. % Bro,i-aJl SO.
FsrtfesLt Or cabin passage spprto
WILLIAMS l. GUIoS. NJ" 63w,l
INMAN LINE. = For QUEENSTOWN and
lVBRPOOLkoVs Mail Steamer aDooDted 10 sail a. lolo~
CITY OP Dec. d. at ..
ClI1 Or Dee IL al IL
CITY OF BRUSSELS SATURDAY. Dee. IL, noon
Gill OF nhh lOhh........' .SAIUk9Al, Dec ~ p u
CITY OF PARlS............SAT SATURDAY. Dee. ~. noou
,see,g SATURDAY THURSDAY from Pier No. 10.
North River - - $4,000.
CABIN, $40 $50 and $40 gold according sccommoisson
Round tnp ucsei a
sTBBRAGB-ro Liverpool Queenstown. Glugos Londonderry.
ed Hsvre. Hsmoarg sseles SorrAy Den
and reduced
Drats issued at lowest
geser apply at the cOmpnyp oGee
30. 10 BroairaY
For steer4.t Passage at SO Broadway. $3.50
O'DONNRLI PAULK. d02 Chesnut-s.. Philadelphia
III. s. CREAGH 1902 State-st. Boston
D. Z. BROWN, 80 Soutn CLARK. cor. LATEST thiesgo
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

Dried oysters aFe the latest things in
the market.
New Orleans claims to have the pfet.
tiest women in the world.
The Hudson River has been closed in
November ten times since 1870.
"A genius is popularity supposed to
be one who can do anything but make
living.
Broad, fiat, low heels for boots are
ROW considered the thing among the Ia
dies at Fath:
Mr.. Beecher says he "admires .
flute in the unskilled hands Of q l:arner,
especially if far enough Off"
Round skirts for the house arc in
vogue again. They are turned up ON the
bottom and hemmed instead Of being
bound with braid.
-"Lucy Randall, of Lynn, Mass, was
Tilted by her lover, and her hair turned
srsv III one hour" The usual recipe in
such cases II dye:;
The Bangor t titllih Gsttscafof attributes
it to 1.-THE diffasive Influx Of The fine Fines
of the radiating influences II The suns
solarity' when his weather doesn't Come
up to time.
-ME6. LlVermOTe says: l0eFe Is IN
angel who watches over every woman"
We don't dispute that, but it's great pity
that the aforesaid angel hasn't the stamps
to foot dfessmakfng bills.
The decentralization, who after the 1nal
blast ri Hoosae tunnel wanted what
giant powder was left Used 10 put day.
Fight through the other bores of Massa-
cftsetts, like all other philanthropists,
missed III calculations. He must wait
till tire prodGes,oA Of nitro g1ycerine is
multiplied.
fine New York Esening Pest ssys the
propensity of selecting Yankees for Office
holding is illustrated by the fact that
tiiet4 sre shout 10000 persons in Canada
who have Sr~79rated from the United
States, and this esass have some half
dozen representatives IL the Dominion
Parliament, who are among tile most in
fluential men in that body.
Under the law of Georgia, persons
pfacticing medicine or surgery without
4 license from the Board of Physicians of
that State, composed entirely Of the Allo.
pathie school, cannot collect their bills by
law, and are subject 70 fine of $500 for
the first offense, and for the second
ofense not more than two months I'M.
prisonmcnt. Strangely enough, one-hali
& the fine inures to the educational fund.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

HEART D1sEAsE.-Many persons suffer
with heart disease without knowing it
suddenly they drop off, and their friends
are astonished, on post mortem exami-
ton, to learn that they died of heart dis
case. The heart like the brain, is the
seat of life-its diseases are of several
characters. The most common are valvu-
lar disease, fatty degeneration, and func-
tional arrangement. If the liver becomes
deranged, and digestion is impaired, the
heart, through sympathy and juxtaposi-
ton, becomes abnormal. The following
symptoms indicate approaching disease:
palpitation, giddiness, faintness, nervous
prostration. deranged digestion, vertigo,
cold extremi.ies, etc, ETC., for which the
old school will administer iron, opium,
anthony, mercury, and many other min.
eral poisons. Heart disease is . blood
disease-purify the blood; remove OBJ
structions to lilnpid circulation by TAX
ing that Vegetable Aksrotios, VINEGAR
Buffers, and you will be sound person
in two or three months. 20
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

GODEY's LADY's BoOK.-The January
number Of this magazine IL . superb one,
fully equal to the number for December, which
has been pronounced the handsomest publication,
Of the kind ever issued The illustrations and the:
fashion plates are super-excelent and the literary
4enA.snts are very entertaining. The Brown:
OpSt" Wfitten by Marian Harland, to be COM
pleted IA The February number, 10 one Of the best
magazine stories rs has ever written. making
and Marring," by Loshs Dor, is another excellent
story. The Clothes we wsar," by new writer,
IL class article, and fun Of wholesome les
eons The other articles in this number Will be
found Of character that will please every one.
Published by L. A. G0DET. Philadelphia "a,
At $500 per year; four copies 5000, and chrome
for each subscriber.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

A preamble and resolution was rsported
from 10 Committee ON Appropriations,
and adopted, to the effect that the pFesent
financial embarrassment makes It the duty e Con.
Rress to reduce expenditures 70 the lowest point
consistent with the necessities Of the Government;
and that @ the Secretary Of the Treasury had rec
ommendcd In an oficial letter 70 the COMMITTEES or
Ways and Means, an Increase In certain duties and
internal TAXATION therefore 1t ID resolved that the
President be requested 10 cause . revision Of the
rs service q tie Government FOR the Sscsi ys vat
ending June 50, 1875, to be made By the
several executive departments, and cause . report
to be made to the House, possible, as early ss
the 5th Of January next, setting forth in detail
what public expenditure for the current fiscal
year, and what estimates for the next fiscal year,
can be reduced, and the amount Of such reduction
without serious detriment to the pubic service
A Joint resolution was adopted, to adjourn from
December 10 to January g.. Adjourned.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

TEE attention of our many readers IL called
to the attractive advertisement Of J. N. Harris
4 Co., advertising their great and valuable
lung remedy, "Allen's Lung Balsam." This
years. Notwithstanding this long period, II
has never lost one whit Of It's popularity, or
shown the least sign Of becoming unpopular,
but, on the contrary, the call for It has been
constantly increasing, and at NO previous time
has the demand been 90 great, or the quantity
estly recommend It's trial by any one who may
be adlicted with cough or cold, and We war.
rant It to cure IL directions are followed. It
IL sold BY al our city druggists.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

"A. SLIGHT Coli" CouaHs.-Few are aware
Of the importance Of checking . cough or
"sligM eold," which would yield to mild
remedy; II neglected, 1t often attacks the
lungs. "Bsosun's Bronehsal Troehes" give
sure and almsst immediate relief.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

THE Grand Master of New jersey Ma.
sons recently decided that the use Of pos
tai cards and unsealed circulars for the
purpose of communicating Masonic in
formation through the mails Is un-M Masonic
and must be discontinued.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

Twelve years have passed since spe-
Gle payments were suspended, and It is
estimated that ct this time, At least. one.
third Of the population Of the United
States aFe absolutely pnacqueinted With
he natiepal coins.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

ing the present trial; his opening speech
In the case is said to have been one of the
most brilliant rhetorical efforts Of the day.
The question whether q man can talk
or not after his tongue has been cut out,
has been recently decided in the afdrma-
tive. The Lancet describes case to the
point, occurring in the Royal Free Hos
pital In London. In order to remove an
ulcer, the patients tongue was wholly
cut out, issfins tn. floor Of the mouth en-.
distinctly: II should like some more bsef
tea"
Personal and Literary.
"A fantastic exchange calls Blackwell's
Island "Twesd's st. Helena"
General Fremont is pronounced
6ootned to die within q year Of cancer in
the stoiaach.
Anna dickinson bitterly opposes a
war with Spain. She thinks fnen ERE too
scarce now.
John Hay says at is an advantage to
know how to spell correctly, unless one
ID an American humorist."
Miss Lizzie W. Putnam, who persisted
Id tie Vile dt Havre, was lineal de-
scendant of General Israel Putnam.
-Petgoleuna V. Nasby acknowledged
70 two hundred pounds avoitdupois ahd
over two frr5ted tliousand dollars:
George D. Milton, Of teesburg, Va,
is the unfeeling wretch: He oAets to
make affidavit that Anna Dickinson Of
fered him her hand and heart, but he de-
slined.
Rejected contributors form so large
class in England that they support two
magazines, whose pages Certain nothing
that has not been. declined by the editors
of othef periodicals.:
Peter Shambo0, r..o will 60 down in
history as the first licensed navigator on
Lake Superior, is crawling on to age, neS:.
the Sault, with the burden of 81 years
resting on his venerable shoulders.
so rapidly are brothers of the late
Gen. Ryan now turning up that il is now
bfoptlsed, fnt convenience sake, to divide
male residents OF the United States into
two classes; those who zre ttOthers OF
General Ryan and those who are lfot.
Almost every one has heard of "pro
toplasm," but few have clear idea of what
1t means. In every cell there must Of ne.
cessity be srme formed matter, as we'll as
the nucleus or germ IF mere cell matter
Some erroneously suppose it Includes the
whole cell matter, nucleus included.
Protoplasm, as a term, has become popu
lar since its use by Huxley. Prof Dan.
forth, In an article on the ''cell" in
The Lens, tells Us that "cell contents is q
phrase Of ills Used for protoplasm, and
''SareQde, " spefip1ast;' and ''protoplasm'
are all used for the same idea by various
authors:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25
The Titusyille (Pa.) Herald pictu

The Titusville (Pa) Herald pictures
starvation for the producers unless some
thing can be done to prevent the fall in
prices, and says: "The drill must be
stopped. This alone will prevent our ruin
and insure our salvation. It is the pro.
ducers' last and only chance. Let every
drill stop where it is till the LIST Of April.
The third or fourth sand rock il the best
tankage for oil at less than IS q barrel.
Nature will surely guard it for the short
period of four months as safely ~ she has
guarded it since the dawn of creation"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

A aooD and useful Christmas present to
genue%an or 0oy M. ill., o. . ea.sCn ..
100 collars. Any ternishing store can
supply them,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25
Browne Bronenlal 1ToeAes for Co08A1
and Colds.

and C0ld0s
AcoUoH. COLD OR SORE THROAT
feauSSes immediate attention. and should be Check
ed. II SLOWED to continue. IRRITATION OF TIE
lrxas, A PERMANENT TnHoAT AFFECTION, On Al
1xcrIABIx LrNo DISEASE 10 often the result.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,
H.vn, direct influence ON the parts, give immedi.
ate relief, For BsoxcHryIs. ASTHMA. CArAREH, CoN-
sUxrrrvr AND THROAT DIsRAsBs, THoo11s are Sssd
,otaA aleays good sxccess.
Singers AND FuBLIo sFEAK11S
VIII ind TDocnIs useful In clearing the voice wnen
taken before Singing Speaking and relieving the
throat after an unusual excrton Of the vocal 0rns
Obtain only "BRowx's BRONCHIAL THnCHHs." and
do not take any of the worthless itstiors that may
- oHored. Bold E1ervscAere.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25
Thirty Year, Experience Of an Ola
NurDes

Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP IL the prescrip-
ton of one Of the hest Female Ihyscians and Nurses
In the United States and has been used sfor thirty
years with nevcrailng safety and success by mill
of ono week old to the adult. It oorrccts scidty Of
the stomach relieves wind collie. regulates the bow
els and Gvcs rest health and comfort to mother and
child. We believe be the Best and Surcst Rene
dy In the World In all cases Of DYSENTERY and
DIAHRHEA IN CHILDREN, whether iS arises from
Txcthine ~ from any other cause. Full directions
for using win accompany each bottle. None 6enuine
unless tue fac-simile Of CURTIS & PERKINS u on
the outside wrapper.
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

In the Senate, on the 18th, bills were
introduced-to provide for the construction Of
Fort st. Phillip Canal and It, msintenanee a. Q
national public highway; to repeal the tax Of ten
per cent ON the circulation Of bank notes. to take
Committee ON Privileges and Elections, that the
committee had considered the contested election
Case OF p. B. 8. Pinchback and General Mcmillan,
claiming eeAts ~ Senators from Louisiana, and
were evenly divided. The whole matter was re-
ferred to the Senate, and resolution was intro
duced that the credentials Of p. b. g. Pinch back
are formal and he IL entitled to seat in the Sen.
to provide for the redemption Of the loan Of 1858
was passed, with several unimpof' ant Amendment.
-. Resolutions concerning financial affairs were
debated ut considerable length. Adjourned.
In the House, on the 18th, large mum.
Der Of bills were introduced and referred, among
which were-for the better preservation Of the
harbon and channels Of the lakes; for the issue
Of convertible bonds, and reduction Of the in
type, etc, on the free list; authoiizing National
banks 10 withdraw their bonds tn proportion 70
the reduction Of their circulation IN aid Of the ex-
ecuti0n Of the laws IN Utah; for the survey Of
ship canal from Lake Michigan to the Wabash
River: for survey Of the Ten1eaDoe and HiaWasoe
Rivers; for canal over the Muscle Shoals IN tAe
Tennessee River; for survey and report Of the
e xss ,s Gig for tes e heavy freight;
on ipccnes Of 3ao6 ana over; to rsesisss con- ~
Weree between The States, and to regulate reason.
able rates q rsiw?y charges fcs height; for
tsarecont3ental !alEay.., nM We reported
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ReligiOus and Educational.

nCk1xkUUS 8WU EUUC0GkO00le
Six hundred and twenty teachers at.
tend the drawing lessons in the Boston
free schools.
-Creditable to Memphis. The teach
ers in the schools of that city have been
allowed full pay for the time lost during
the epidemic.
AT % recent Congregational confer
ence in Middletown, Conn, one of the
speakers stated that the custom of infant
baptism was almost wholly neglected in
that church.
"A Unitarian paper intimates that the
reason why Unitarian minister is not
needed in Milwaukee is that the Congre-
gstionalists are using the new wine of ad-
vanced religious thought.
According to the Philadelphia Pres,
the Cambria County Scientific Institute
gravely inquiries whether "you was" is
allowable, and whether punctuation
should be taught in the common schools.
Bishop Cummins, who has declined
longer to act as Assistant Bishop of Ken
lucky, but who seems reluctant to with
draw from the Episcopalian Church, or
to renounce the exercise of Episcopal
authority in some form or other, was for
merly Methodist. Twenty eight years
ago he was the junior preacher of the
Jefferson West Virginia) Circuit and
was member of the Baltimore Confer
ence. sa
The Rev. John Hall, in q late O6ssrser
puts in plea in behalf Of dogma. His
argument il keenly logical. He says:
"The Bible itself proceeds on the assump-
tion Of dogma which it neither asserts
nor proves-namely, that there is God.
Every one knows how grandly the in
spired writer steps forth, without postu-
late, axiom or definition, with In the be-
ginning God created the heavens and the
earth We are at loss to know how
any real religious teaching can be given
without dogma" .r
The Lutherans Of this country, who
are now divided into many bodies with
many differences, are beginning to agitate
for q general council Of the different
wings, and the call is made for such .
gathering, which it is hoped will draw
together representatives of every division
Of the main body for consultation shout
q union of all. The project is we'll re-
ceived and seems full of promise. At
present four of the. Lutheran bodies do
not even exchange delegates with each
other.
Australia is far from being a. heather
land. The entire population is sos, 001,
which ID provided with sol ministers of
all denominations, ga churches and
chapels, accommodating, 181, 914 sitters,
933 Sunday schools, 6,O49 teachers, and
IN average attendance of 176, 500 scholars.
The numbers belonging to each denomi-
- E~yt A~A
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25

the proprietors If Johnsen's Ansdyne Lins-
neut, Tarsons' Purgattse Pills, and Sheriden's
Cavalry Condition P0soievs, have publishes o
readable and Instructive pamphlet, which mag
be had free by mail.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-25
The Household Panacea and Family
Lin1ment

Il the best rsmedy In the world for the following
complaints VIZ: Crsmps In the Limbs and Stomach,
Pain in the Stomach. Bowels Or Side, rheumatism In
all its FORMS Bilious Colic Neurags. Cholera. Dyscn-
terry Colds Flesh Wounds, Burns Sore Throat, Spinal
Complaints, Sprsins and Bruises, Chills and Fever
For Internal and External use.
Ito operation ID not only to relieve the patient but
entirely remove the Of the complaint 1t pene-
trates and pervades the whole system. restoring
healthy action to all it, parts, and quickening the
blood.
The HOUSEHOLD PANAcIA 10 Purely Vegetable and
AllHealing.
Prepared By
No.2ls Fulton street, New York.
Far salA bv all Dru9Qisu.