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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21
SKJN DISEASES.

ACNE (Pimples Blackheads., Symptoms
Hard, small pimples, with black points, most
numerous in the checks, forehead and nose.
PRURIGo Intense Itching,) which begins
when the clothing is removed, increased by
the warmth of the bed. No eruption except
that produced by scratching.
The above and all Skin Diseases permanent
" cured. Entire cost of treatment sl,50 per
month"; Address DIR. j. NJ. VANDYKE, 1l20
Walnut Street, Philadelphia. 40
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21
Report from a Practical Chemist and
Apothecary.

BoSton, May ], ISL.
Dear Sir: This is to certify that Ihxve sold
at retail sixty three dozen (156 bottlesl OF your
Vegetine since April Il, 1870, and can truly
say that it has given the best satisfaction OF
any remedy, for the complaints for which IL IS
recommended, that l ever sold. Scarcely
day passes without some of my customers tes-
tifying to its merits on themselves or their
friends, am personal y eognizant OF several
cases of Scrofulous Tumors beng cured bySeg-
etine alone IN this vicinity.
Very res spectfully yours, Al GILMAN
To II Il Stevens, ksq. los broadway
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21
MAR RIED.

On May 18th, 1874, by A. J. Bell, Esq, at
his residence in Millersburg. o., Mr.. Edward
A. Ostrander, of Youngstown. o., and Miss
Isabella Beighey, OF Holmesville, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21
Every One Speaks FavorabIy.

East Marshfield, Aug. 81, $50,
Mr.. Stevens: Dear Sir: have been troubled
with Canker from childhood, causing my
mouth to be so sore at times, that was unable
to eat. Have taken many preparations, but
with no effect until tried your Negetine. Ar
ter taking few doses, found it relieved the
faintness at the stomach that always accom-
panies Canker humor; and by the time had
taken the third bottle my mouth was entirely
cured. Have not been troubled with it since
that time. which is eight months ago. have
ances: and every one speaks favorably OF Its
effect Yours truly, z. 5. SHERMAN.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21

It arrests decay of vital forces, exhaustion of
tne nervous system, restores vigor to the de-
biiltated, cleanses vitiated blood, removes vesi-
Gale o6structlons and acts directly on the Liy-
er and spleen. Price 81 bottle. JOHN Q.
KELLOGG, is Platt Sc, NY
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21

Nuts for cremationists-Burnt al
monds. " .''- '"."-
Dumb pianos, for beginners are ad-
vertised in London.
A favorite song with juveniles
"Goodby sweet tart, goodby."
The brooklyn Argus characteriz-
es the hen as the most popular of
females, as she is engaged for every
set. ta.
A young clergyman of Brockport.
Pa, offers twenty cords of wood for
a good wife. That ought to keep
her warm.
Mr.. Beecher thinks if by crema-
tion the ostentation and eXtrava
gance of funerals could be abated
it would constitute a strong mo-
tive for the introduction of the Gus
tom. G 1-tr-
Work that tells. The American
Sunday School Union organized
upwards of 1000 schools during
the past year.
Massachusetts is trying to nurse
a Young Mems party. Bowles hand
les the milk bottle.
A Democratic paper out in Chica-
go says that some of the worlds
best handiwork has been done under
the spur of necessity. Undoubtedly
there is much truth in the assertion.
The Journal in question, however,
is understood to be edited with the
most careful leisure.
Gerald Massey leaves the coun-
try $4,000 in pocket and all eXpen-
ses paid. He raised most of it by
means of "The Devil"--about whom
he lectured. asa.
Tall rhetoric. A Maine clergy
man recently declared that if call the
bones of the victims of intemper-
ance could be gathered and made
into pyramid, no plain could be
found large enough for its base to
rest upon, and the planets would
have to be swept aside to make room
for its apex"
A Mississippi man has recovered
$25, 900 from the Southern Railroad
for killing his wife; and is preparing
to invest in another matrimonial
speculation. He says it beats cot
ten planting all hollow.
No Norwegian girl is allowed to
have a beau until she can bake bread
and knit stockings; and as conse-
quence every girl can bake and knit
long before she can read or write,
and she doesn't have to be coaxed
into her industry either.
Poor South Cardinal! The papers
mention the names of twenty five
gentlemen who are looming up as
candidates for Governor at the next
State election. s.
How honest! The Democratic
party of Alabama have determined
to make the reputation of the en-
tire State debt one of the issues in
the next canvass.
Another eulogy on Senator Sum
ner is underlined, to be delivered in
Boston, next Sunday. William
Wells Brown is to be eulogist, and
William Lloyd Garrison will pre-
side.
The full name of Nellie Grants
fance is George Charles William
Frederick Algernon Sartoris, and
he possesses an income sufficient
to sustain creditably the entire ap-
pellation. -,
The movement to fix the term of
the President at six years, without
reelection, has been renewed in
Congress.
Virginia City, Nevada, held an
election one day last week, which
resulted in the success of the Re
publican ticket.
Don Piatt and Eli Perkins con
tinue to yawn at each other with all
the energetic dullness of which they
are capable.
Notwithstanding the late war and
many misfortunes, France makes a
financial exhibit which rivals that of
England,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21
JOROB BEBA.

The Highest Medical Authorities of Europe
says the strongest Tonic, Purifier and Deob-
struent know to the medical world is
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21
OLD MAIDS

Teachers, Students, Clergymen, Postmasters.
and wide awake Young Men and Women ofall
classes:
You easily ern first-class Sewing Machine:
or Books sufficient to stock a Library, or some
valuable Pictures to beautify your homes: or a
nice Stereoscope; or good Time keeper(clock
or watch;) or a Music Box; or Gold Pen, or a
Lamp Tor your Parlor; or Fine Accordion ;or
Websterf Illustrated Quarto Dictionary; or
Rogers's World Renowned Statuary Groups ,or
Fine Violin; or a Remington Rifle Cane; or q
Bennington Double Barrel Breach Loading
Shot Gun; or Cabinet 0rgrn worth $40; by
simply working mp your unoccupied time in a
way explained the circulars of the NJ. a. p. Co
Perfectly legitimat and respectable; many
would say philanthropic. Address NJ. H. Poo
l29 East 2Sth street, New York.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21
GREAT FIRES RAGING.
Miles Of Territory in Pennsylvania and
New Yoak in Flames.

A gentleman just from the west
ern part of the State informs the
Press that for the past week terrific
fires have been raging in the noun
tain and vale forests of Northern
New York and Western Pennsylva-
MIA. The fiercest confagrations
prevail about jamestown, Salaman-
ca, Carrolton and Olean, New York,
and Meadville and Cory, Pennsyl-
vania. The fires. which were orig
mated by some dry brushwood hav-
ing sparks from a locomotive thrown
upon it, extend over an immense
range of territory, fully ten miles
in circumference, penetrating into
the vast and valuable timber dis
tricts of Erie County, New York,
and Crawford County, Pennsylva-
MIA. The flames are busily at work
devouring every perishable object
that comes in the track. Much tim
ber has already been consumed,
while houses, barns, fences,and va
rious wooden materials prepared
for market have fallen in the COM
mon ruin.
The people, at the peril of their
lives, are endeavoring to check the
fiery element, but as the water is
scarce and rather distant from the
scene of disaster, their efforts so far
have not availed much. All porta-
BILE property is being removed to Q
safe locality. The little log and
frame cabins of the Allegheny Indi-
ans, whose reservation is near Sala.
manac, New York, are imperiled. A
rumor is prevalent, that several sit
uated in the interior ofthat country
have been burned, the inhabitants
barely escaping with their lives, the
fire reaching the habitations while
they were sleeping.
The aborigines are much alarmed
and are leaving the fiery districts as
rapidly as possible. A sawmill il
the mountains has been destroyed
The value of the property which ha'
already been consumed will reacl
in the aggregate many thousands o
dollars. The entire country, from
Cory, Pennsylvania, to Olean, New
York, is envefoped with dense ans
suffoeating cloud of smoke. Th'
citizens are apprehensive that
complete devastation of the who'll
surrounding woodland country mus
ensue unless there comes heav.
rain storm soon.
In some places the heat is so in
tense that no living thing can ven
ture within fifty feet without being
scorched. The sky is made lurit
for miles around at night. Som
of the prosperous and well-populat
ed mountain hamlets have beel
completely encircled by the confla
grafton, and there has been immi
nent danger of general destruction
to the perishable property, but tn
citizens have battled day and nigh
with the consuming blast until
had been conquered.
!. The danger Is being CONSTANT.
increased, as new fires are breakin!
out in all directions, and the dr.
heather is seemingly one seethin
mass of flame.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21

Another eulogy on Senator Sum
ner is underlined, to be delivered in
Boston, next Sunday. William
Wells Brown is to be eulogist, and
William Lloyd Garrison will pre-
side.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21

The full name of Nellie Grants
fance is George Charles William
Frederick Algernon Sartoris, and
he possesses an income sufficient
to sustain creditably the entire ap-
pellation. -l
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21

Virginia City, Nevada, held an
election one day last week, which
resulted in the success of the Re-
publican ticket,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21

No Norwegian girl is allowed to
have beau until she can bake bread
and knit stockings; and as n cOnse-
quence every girl can bake and knit
long before she can read or write,
and she doesn't have to be coaxed
into her industry either.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21

A Mississippi man has recovered
$25, 1000 from the Southern Railroad
for killing his wife; and is preparing
to invest in another matrimonial
speculation. He says it beats cot
ten planting all hollow.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21

How honest! The Democratic
party of Alabama have determined
to make the reputation of the en-
tire State debt one of the issues in
the next canvass.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21

The movement to fix the term of
the President at six years, without
reelection, has been renewed in
Congress.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21

Poor South Carolina! The papers
mention the names of twenty-five
gentlemen who are looming up as
candidates for Governor at the next
State election.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1874-05-21

Don Piatt and Eli Perkins con
tinue to yawn at each other with all
the energetic dullness of which they
are capable.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
Goruorailon Notices.

:. =.
rINHIRD DISTRICT COORT-HOUSE.-
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received by the Commissioners
for the Court ia th Third J1aiG. p 81 I9.
rms and sTBAM ELEVATOR Of COuiiouse, Bell Tower AM
Pd.ou Building q the Thiid Judicial Distinct , ~
o. n ace TIE City Record for sale st No. City
Hall
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
nelinious Nctlres.

An ssui., CAurcs coz Eoar.s,r,. Tv.nasA SUN
lnpsdl.,ely .fer ESrams sgr,iee s@day.chOo q. sh&
AstSon Mcmeri,I Cherrh, rOa'essds.. ses Of si,,s.
nG i0l N, .al 7iap W.. I ae rec,or win preach
Amify Baptst Church, Get near SFhsS.ce.
iOa Csiocs tv WILLIAM wiTLiANS, D D. the pastor
Atihs HARVARD Koos, St-.ye and FOvy'eeos1-,, Prof
soeaSass. StSDSY Al ~ %'Ss i Mrs GOODWIN s,iols Con.
tsreoce si > All inVfel
Advent Mestlnss a. s. we, rvss,vtooIes,, sABBATH
O. s.h. ss CAnis9 ss ala 81 p & 'SR @' A''
MSt. Pau,'s Methodist Episcopal Church. POuh.aye:
snd rwsatrseoon raAN vii preAeh on SYM
KvEXiSG 745. YOaas ropls MeeaSOa SUNDAY EVENING
AZ Finh Avenue baptist Chnrch wct Forty .isth.L--
s.ssSf r9 I3 p ErfSIy ressI ssy sSs
suns.yshoo al A. m coDial eIendedto alt
vi e. G Gh"sSh' & sSS6s Dee s' S G olas o
sslOsi .aea he vii Drs.cS $ %oa % g Jews ssoeci'
sess fire.
Al the MeIroFOGIsa C6aTch of humanity, BoGs70o
s.ss.s5S tScrs 'ISD%L ss;i r R. sT4cK;
HAABR, &Sl ~ Gk0RjS b PvaiBOUS. Pastor OF All Scus
CaaToh BrOokJn "a hso o. sFre CSsea Lazy aud gentlemen
Association Hall.
,s IN se5oSs it% o s,oe e eass ey d. THOMSON " 0
seye q SON. H. al $50 fo4oTd by short Aldres. to
Young Ne Ne Is NV sysSISG g. 81 'SS'sS S the p.r,os
THURSDAY EyKNlNG a. So'elocI u L eture R Roou
Daily Uaion Prayer Ner,us 5 4 ia sbe eiur Room.
An Editorial s Rev p Ta@ase The Christian A. woIk
4
g oSi al me Aue e ns what lie tive wba, death
yourself boity IN versalisL
will hsve vhea able Moses
Dr
vsrSAs The Of
be rCAi' for cpor any Nartng HIS
statement tlat he huieI nothing Of this Faith.
vilhngv define
yaaoE S.rsi'0A thev ad lVTaa ON saved
therefore
w harnou1s With Coz, H. theY
that al men repent holy, entirely
The Law and cve oi Col In 7m HOLINESS Dr.
Imtse soud refore make baste 30 CO h his Of that
fSth for that
thevcs.
table o
Moses the Lamb" THIS
Nv fsk
Rev H. NYES lecture In On vast Church Brooklyn Clsr
the Uni
Vers-hs Fsh SuAgsrs aily seSeL Il
nOroinF, lOlo
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

DOARD WANTED-By a young lady. EN-
ID niove1 dnrng respectable famiDi
not over IS 90 pr No boaierh Adire,s "tD full
nAn.culsrs, L., 4. v. Boz No. 491b
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
Country Board.

EIRST- CLASS BOARD can be had in pri-
ate amly where the comforts Of home can be e9jovd' lo-
lin sbi nnai,s ffou dep line Of the liAnem hiosd
Ass Boz 2O7 PosEOh,s White Palms. esIebesei CVan'
T.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
0cruoratiofl Notires

DsrANruxyr FISAycE, BuRkAU rHH COLLECTION op}
TAxEs, CouNrHousR, PAaK. 81 CHAsBERssr, Dec 1874
V1NO AYERS.-NOtice is hereby gwen
s persons who their for the
1874 nnderanc at the Buesa Tor the Cosc
uOn T TsIe' beoge the lst dsy Of January, 1870
On all nng unpaid the s day Of January 1870 n'
test The rate Of IL will be charged om ths
which rolls delivered 10 Tie
Receiver OF Taxes 10 the date Of
No Ill be received after o'clock OEce hours ron
8 a TO 2 {. MARTIN T. MCMAHON. Receiver oiTsre+
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

T &UNDRESS-By 4 young woman IA first
IL aunirrH hutea pua' po'es NJ eau 40 ap all hns f
atyr iush tie test reference
s.t employer be mill suteI u OuLLS AGENCY.
To- IOa -., 4th-I Bsssdsay. Inquire iog H. Ae.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
T1-y ~ EsV. YORK DYPAHTNRNT oY FISAsCB.
o.. ~. ..lLu l-LL ElIIua lALKa.

cor,r.u9usg pAHK ~ LnAxBaAs-sT., Nov ., ls7L)
ITO TAX-PAYERS.-NOtic Is hereby gwen
that one PER CENT viii 10 sdied to oil tsI 1upse on W.
isr az 6EcRMs ER so an ADDITIONAL ONB PER ChN on
nPOEMBKR lb On ala reNsnine unpaid on JANOhhi
TTVpST Ar rUR RATE or TWELVE PEk CENT PER AhhUh.
Ta he DIV the received bT The Receiver 81
49,, ~ me dsy of yineu added. no val he received
o'clock p ID.
Vm'' AOA' '~ " nARTJa 7. MCMAHON. Receiver.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
300 PIANOS AND ORGANS.

New and -e~onn-Hand, Of First clasa NHker- irtH Ne
crh. inst liicnt- or J0r rsa
=, civ or ountry. durilg these Hard Times ant hs
iiOIIDtY~, by HORACE WArHtS q ~oN. 1871
broadway thln before offered IN New-f
AGENT, wanted TO sell Waters Sew -c1if fian9. ana
Concerto Organs. lluslrnteh Catalogues na.ea. .
Great inducements - il> Tr ide. t"Js H!'rauht y"
Teachers, Ministers Churches, Lodges, schools, IT,
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
Board and Rooms Wanted.

A YOUNG LADY engaged in study wishes
BOARD With strictly private flui the central part o the
e,, Acdrr.. With terms Miss A, Box 81 Tnbuse Uptown Once
Il 1, Vest 1l-st
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
Rooms Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire a small
~ JOISK or PARIOR FLOOR aud BASEMENT, Of seven or
ss-s ,o or PLAT the capacity good COZ 1iton. Aad
,v r occupation Jan he in Hneroepohil neighbof'
80 tx.n IAN and 7Oh AMI 81 anl ei Please sd.
c,ss q, terms giving rcenc BUCks. Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
1re Cream.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, n. r.
III Bahamas Porter Proprietor Por full Information addes
j. Ljgerwood T5s Brway NY Steamers sail every tW" Ves
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05
R,eliaions Notifies.

Rev. John w. Chadwick will lecture TO MORROW BvBS
ING The Jewish People Rsson" Morning subject; The
Best Use Of SUNDAYS Second Unitarian Church Brooklu Of
clrtnn "A Cnnrr
New-York tribune., 1874-12-05

Chnrch Of the Disciples,
MADIsOSAvR. AND P)RFY-NPFH-ST.
Rrv. GEORGE Il HGPTOaTI, Pas-or.
WILL PREACH TOAJAGOW, ar 1850 A H.
suhjeet-" Ia aam's WISH"
.Is the BvESING 80" How sui What 70 Believe"
Coperegauo4al be Class All sa,5.tu-.clool at ).
YOasg Mons PraJer- N--ang "a W,iussIV hVeans al g.
soe..l PfaTsr.host Friday Evemog.
SEATS CVgkRPULLY FCAyI,HED TO STRANGERS.
, 1874-07-05
Chicago C1ergymen Or on
Their Vacations.
Edward Eggloston on Moody---The
Oamp~Moeting Season.
Tie Christian Cynosuro on tho Laying ol
tho Cornerstone.
John Wcslcy's Bad Habits Up lor
Discussion.
Comments and Opinions Of tho Relig-
ious Press.
Notes aud Personals At Home
md Abroad.
Notes aud Personals at Home
md Abroad.
Church Services To-Day.

MINISTERIAL VACATIONS.
Few Of tho Chicago churches will DO cloaeu
dnrfng tie hot weather Of midsummer, yot
t1enrty ali tho pastors will lnro VACATIONS ol
greater or loss duration. Tho editors Of tho
Alliance aro jubilatug IN advance over tier
prospective trip to tho Rocly Mountains. They
will 10 gone two wccls, and among thoso who
will help make up tho purity will be Gov. Bross'
tho 1sov. Robot Coltyer, Prof, Nathan shop
pnrtl, md Bovcral otE,or prominent cittzcuB. tho
Alliance says rl,e noy. r. W. Goodspoed. tho
Qev. q. 8. r. Savage. tue Isev. William Alvin bars-
1ctt, and DsY Eyerts mud Forester arc alfeaa}
ENJOYING thoir vacations. The same paper ID
authority for tho following: TITO Icy. T. u
Thonrle will spend few wcekB fishing IN dehesa
Lake, Btnrting on the 9th inst Tho l1eS. d. W.
Phclps will 70 ont in tho fir West, etArtit.e Ill
October. Tho lev. DR.. Northrnp gooH to alin-
nenpolis, starting noxt wcok. uo Will DO apsehs
about mouth.
Tho Rev. s. Gilbert, editor of tho Adroncc,
will depart for Vermont in September, for fo"
voo1a. vacation. Tho lsoy. G.. r. Toma,, of tho
Arnel lean Baptist Union, starts for Minneapolis
July 7, to DO gone mouth. The lteV: "nttor
Fotsvtho, OF tho Enylowood r'csts tarlan
Church, will Hpond tiiu suinlnor In Europe: THO
nev. 4. e. Furnish apcl,tls two woGkB II tno
Michigan fruit REGION near st. JoHarl;. pf. y.
r. BMcknlt will spend nloNtll with Ills inmlly
nj Gongyo Lake. Tho ltoy. ]. ". potrIo, Hector
OF tho Church Of Our SAVIOR, leAVos next week
for a trip to Nova Scotia. to ro,naln soVoritl
voola, The 1ley. \. L. lii1tre,lga, pastor OF tho
Third Presbyterian Church, leaves tho city III
about two wooka for two-nionthe, vacation Ut
tho East. Tho Rev. Il; ): c9nsino si.n
pfcaching rs usaut In lis church
snndayB.' Tho Rev. DR.. FELTON,, Of Glaso II. D;
Church. will spend hie vacation at bayfield, ana
among tho ApuHtlo 1alards in Lake Superior,
starting. about Aug, To-. Tho 1soy. pr. Goodwin,
Of tho First Congregational Church, ncco1npa,-
nicd bv lis wife and Alessrs Z. NJ Avery and ).
". ScoyiIlc, will visit the nurth shore Ut Lake
Bunerlor Atartlng about tho middle Of Jn!yy.
Among those who will remain Mt home attend
ing to their lnties as unaal, nre the Ney Pr. Pr,
American board OF Foreign alitAtous; Prcaidnnt
Fowler lilo Rev. q. 4. Towle; tho Icy. Or.
briggs, Of the Evanston NJ +; c!rch n tho RGv; e.
DR.. Dandy. Of Ada Street n; .. Gnreli. a"d the
Hf. r.. Church.
, 1874-07-05
PERSONAL,
rIl1NL1n


Tile Rev. DIR. Roy dodicatod Congregational
church at Minneapolis last week.
Tho Rev. A. ". Bill preached his farewell ser-
mon to tue Bethany Congregational Church last
Sunday.
Tho lsey. DIR. +. Hitchcock, Western agent OF
Tho III. l.. Book Concoln, was in Chicago early
lust week.
Tho How, DR.. Willis Lord will supply tho pull
nit OF Fullerton Avenue Presbyterian Church for
several Sundays, cunmoncins July II.
AD, D. has been aldaa to tha Roy. ". \,
Wyuds, Of uarrets ni,l,ca! Institute, by tho WeB-
loyan University, Midaletown, Coma.
Prof, 3. @. Bartlett and hia son. Z. j. bartlett,
were warmly received at d'encuo, tho othor
evening, upon tllotr return after yoar's absence
in the Old World.
Tile Row. ]. D. ThomaB, late pastor Of tho
Michigan Ayonue Baptist Church, has beon1
elected President Of tho Daptiat Educationat
Seminary at Judso1ia.
The lscy. G. N. Tyler, former pastor Of tho
Plymouth Congregational Church, Will supply
tho Roy. Mr.. Dart!ott's place for portion Ut
the time tl.at ho IL absent III Europe.
Gilbert Il. Bailey, OF the nreAout graduating
olasH Of The University Of Chicagoo. and ron ut
tho lsoy. Pr: ba!loy. Secretary VI the lsap!tst
ant Professor of Natural aclencos Ia tine atato
University at Lincolu, Mob.
A correspondent Of tho Baptiat SiaHaaryl. al
ll,tling to bonltor Doolttlo's leutnlo, en.ltlpa
tic ':8tono Kingdom" delivered recontl; Ut
l3eayor Dam, Wis.,, BayH tho !outnra Waa hoard
witt, rapt attention, aud proved that eanator
Dnottio haa doop, linlnoyabte fa!th III two
things, viz: tho lho aud tho United 6tatos."
Ths'noy. ". D. A1tllard, Of the Inst olasa Of
, 1874-07-05


An old cyniu says: "WitL uau,y women, going
to church IL little better than looking intoa bon
not shop.
A Kansas boy earned nice bible by commit
ting three hundred yorHus to memory, md then
ho traded Ills Bible for shotgun and acciaen-
tally shot his altut in tho leg.
Punch Inns tho following: "Patcrfani|lab
(who believes In tho employment Of womon)
writes to ask why young women should la kept
out OF tho pulpit wh,le there are 80 many old
ouoB lot In 7" :
A little fellow tnmnlod into tbs fountain, and
managed to crawl out bafofa any Quo reached
hia,. pu!o aud dripping ho was p's to bodi and
when hls mott,or roquchtod Tue Young nun to
tllank God for saving him, Young America
answered, "I yposo God did saye mo, but taon
held Oh to tho gwasH, TOO !"
Tho bishop of Derry, aavs tho London lloract.
han boou DogberrylnE himself Ut Ut. Janlos'
Church. Aftor sensational acrn,on On aelaa-
t!oualia,n Ae made vi appeAl III fayor Of poor