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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-28
WEDNESDAY EVENING.

The evening services occurred at I l. 2
o'clock. Rev. Mr. Porter led the devotional
exercises, and Rev Z. Picket preached the
sermon taking for his text Prov. sc. God
has given US two revelations nature, and
the Bible, and we find the human family
divided into three classes. One ignores
both revelations, and the other accepts the
first, and the other the latter. These be-
lieve all the doctrines of the christian faith,
and accept the book of nature or illustrative
of these truths.
We are taken in the text to the anti world
and here we have feebleness is no excuse
for inactivity; that the activity of others is
no excuse for us that we remain idle that
the Providence of God is no excuse, for
God requires activity in proportion to the
energy given. Fourth we like the ant to
have a future, we need preparation Tor
this. We have specific reason for this
preparation and have testing time through
which we all must pass.
The preacher exhorted to earnest proper
alton, and Rev S. n. Beaudy followed with
an exhortation.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24
PREscoTr. December 21, 1874

To tie Editor of the Arizona Miner:
 The citizens of the town of Prescott will soon be called upon to elect mayor and councilmen. Several persons are already mentioned as suitable or, at least, appear aspirants
 These offices are rather undesirable of them selves on account of there being no salary at- tached thereto. But these offices are to be filled, and it is the duty of every citizen in this town to see that the best men are selected for the po- sitions. While we have only this in view We de- sire to place MT C. A. Luke in nomination for Mayor at the coming municipal election. Mir Luke stands in this community above reproach; dishonesty, integrity and capability cannot be questioned; besides, he is one of the largest property owners in this town, which will be suf- fic:ent guarantee that the best interests of the people will be preserved under his administra- tion. MANY CITIZENS
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24
SUMMON $.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. g County of Mohave.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA.
 County of Mohave.
 IN THE JUSTICES COURT IN AND FOR MIN. 1 eral Park, in the County of Mehave.
 The Territory of Arizona to D. A. SIeycndorfT:
 You are hereby summoned to appear before at my office in Mineral Park in said county of Mohave. on Thursday the fourteenth day of January A. ID. ls1S a 10 o'clock m., 10 the complaint of Breon X Spear for the recovery of the of hundred and nineteen dollars due the plaintiffs upon prOnSSr note given by you the s;h day of July le73 with interest from the st. Jay of September l673 when judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs and damages. if you f, 10 appear and answer.
 Given under my hand the l4th day of November, A. D. ls7i. A C. HASKELL,
 uo30 Justice of the Peace for said County
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24
Dissolution of CO-PartnerShip

Notice is hereby given to all whom n may concern that he copartuerhp heretofore existing between George w. Bara, and Henry A. Bigelow is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
 The business of the Nifty Saloon and Eating HouSe will be kept ur in style tO%t the patrons of the estab lshment in ile future well as in the past
 All the indehtednesS of the firm will be settled by II. A. Bigelnw and those owing inc late firm notified that all bills remaining unsettled ihe 3st day of De- cember 1874, will be placed in inc hands of Attorney for collection. HENRY A. BlGELOW.
 GEO. W. BARNAND. Prescott 4. T., November 3O, 1874 d&wtd
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24
PUBLISHED BY REQUEST.
 FEET OF SIZE.


 FEET OF SIZE. Take them up tenderly, Lift them with care Fashioned so slenderly- A beautiful pair. Look at those number "twelves," A sight of themselyesi Made from two OK hides, The truth shall tell ? Made for young bride, A Terre Haute belle. Touch them not scornfully, Think of her mournfully Who has to wear them: To nauyht on land or sea, Under the canopy, Can we compare them. How were her fathers feet? How were her mothers How were her sisters feet? How were her brothers? What had the maiden done That she should merit it? Was il q Judgment, Or did she merit it ? Alas for the rarity Of Christian charity Scarcer than pearls; Ohi it was pitifui! To see whole city full or big-foOted girls. Alb! those huge bridal shoes, Look at their soles. Laces like clothes lines Pass through the soles Take them up tenderly, Lift them mp with care Fashioned so slenderly-- A beautiful pair. If such her slippers, What were her stogas? Fabrics of leather, like Two "Saratogas." Droyes Of horned cattle, While passing around, Look at her brogans, Then paw up the ground; Believing all the while Knowing full, well, The leather required For a Terre Haute belle? She has good understanding, That's morally certain; Her footing is proper So, let's drop the curtain, And pledge in a bumper, With proper solemnity, A health to the fair brides Pedal extremity.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24

The Postmaster General will hereafter re- turn checks deposited by bidders for mail contracts by mail, instead of giving them to the depositor in person.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF CERBAT TOWN
 ship in the county of MOhave, the Territory of Ai- | zona. F. F. Gallagher J. P.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24

The Crown Point mining company of Ne vada, on recent pay day disbursed nearly SIOO,0O0.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24
Dissolution of CO-PartnerShip.

The eopartne,sip heretofore existing under the firm of Weaver tl Giles is this day dissolved by tual consent.
 B. II. Weaver will settle and collect al accounts iIe by to said firm; and continue the business t the old stand. E. II. WEAVER.
 JAMES $. GILES. Prescott, A. T.. November 23 ls7i. no274t
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE. Estate of HARLEY T. CARTIER. Deco

Notice is hereby given to the creditors of and all having claims against the estate of Harley II. Cartier de ceased present the to the undersigned Exeeutor Prescott Yavapai county, A. T within ten months from the date of this notice. the will be foreVer barred and all persons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make immediate payment
 HARLEY Il. CARTIER, JR-, Executor. Prescott November l6. 1874 nO2Oul3
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24

zona. E. F. Gallagher, J. P.
 GEORGE HOVER, Plaintiff
 dgdJHSt
 W. Y. NEwLANp, Defendant
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to w Y New land, Defendant:
 You are hereby required to appear before me at my office in Cerbat Precinct Township in the county Mo have. in action brought against you by the above named plaintiff aud the eompasnt in said action file in my office within 60 fsxty) days (the 10th day of Dec, at 10 o'clock ) exclusive the day of vice, after inc service you this summons.
 The said action is brought to from you the sem of two hundred and ninety four (s29 dollar. for work done and labor performed for you the Eliza mine Cedar district. Mohave county and Territory aforesaid and you hereby notified that if you fail appear and answer said complaint above required said plaintiff will take judgment against you for the said of two hundred and ninety four dollars, together with costs and damages.
 Given under my hand this 17th day of October A. D ls7l E. r. GALLAGHER
 oer239 Justice of the Peace of said Township
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-12-24
NOTICE.

ToJ s. THOMAS. owner in the second west extension of the Black Lode, Yavapai county Arizcua: You hereby notified that if you do not appear within ninety O days from the date hereof and pay proportion of the expenses incurred in developing said mine the under sgued win claim forfeiture aeconling to law of your interest in said mine. D. c. MORELAND.
 <. II HAMMOND.
 II. M HERBERT. Prescott, November 20th, 1874. uozs)wl3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
GENERAL RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The Scotch (Canada) Presbyterian Church in
Chicago has withdrawn from the Canada body, and
united with the Presbyterian Church in the United
States.
The Rev. William s. Baird, editor of The
Baltimore Episcopal Methodist (of the Church. SOUTH,
died recently while his from health resort III
Virginia. He was widely known ana highly esteemed.
A society has just been formed at Oxford,
England, called the Inoumbents' Union Society" to
secure the increase OF poor beneces. There 1855
lyings IN the Church Of England under 23OO year In
value Of these e7s are worth between 800 and $780,
and al under Rl00.
The statistics Of the Protestant Episcopal
diocese OF Long Island are given follows Clergy,
economically resident S9 churches and chapes 81 or
dained deacons. a. priests, 81 churches consecrated
baptisms 2IsS; confirmed, 1885, communicate IL 792;
Sunday school members, 1905; total contributions,
t5H.Hl
The Jews of London have begun a publish
ing business which, though small now, promises to be-
come extended and important The work 10 In charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29

.. ~. s,a,v n, yJebrew Literature whose chief object
Ia 10 re nder more accessible the literary vi ~
Hebrew people. Last year the FIRST three oooAs "o'o
published with indications of success. Tue "orxs au
nounced for 1874 embrace the Hebrew text oi ion
Ezra's Commentary on Isaiah. edited ACCORDING "
Mss and ACCOMPANIED by q Glossary and fnh notes;
translation OF Dr. steinschneders elaborate
On Writings Of the Jews IN tue Asaoe nntainine
the mi ext of DR. Bensch's lecture On the schools OF
the Prophets" translaen OF Dr. kay m% sbaaep
from Dr. Zunz's work on jewish History ahu b'era,
tnre," ana contributions by the Rev. Dr. H. adler ana
prof Cbcnery well known an editor OF some poems
OF Charisi.
Elihu Gum, General Missionary of the
American Baptist Home Mission Society," writes to that
body as follows from Lawrence. Kas. assure you
that the people of Kansas poor fearfuly poor The
people East have no conception OF It, THOUSANDS
came here and took up homesteads having nothing
with which to improve them thinking that If they could
only get 100 of land they should be all right And
now. when they getting little start, the chlnch
bug comes in to snatch away their trembling hopes. Its
ravages are fearful In large Section last year. the
farmers barely got enough to subss their families upon
through the Winter and much Of the stock did starve
to death And now are those same sections Snq uy
having destroyed the wheat and the OATS are liiling
upon the eorn and whole heIds OF IL wilmer away au
perish as the Of the desert had passed over
them"
The Commissioners appointed by Archbishop
Manning some two months ago to make an examination
into the circumstances attending the deaths of certain
bishops priests and laymen who, In the days OF re-
lgious persecution made its victims have exam
ined documents and with respect to the deaths Of
Sir Thomas More Chancellor and Cardinal Fisher
Bishop Rochester, both to death in the reign OF
Henry VIII; OF Cuthbert Mayne Ia secular pries). the
Jesuit lmund Campon, and OF Father John Houghton,
Father Mark Barkworth and Father Thomas Ballaker,
who belonged religious orders This is the first or pre-
minary step in the of the Qualification and canon
izaon Of martyrs, and Dr. Manning. ordinary, has
instituted it, those named above were put to death In
localities which within the diocese of Westminster
Toe result OF the examination OF the commissioners viii
be transmitted to the Sacred Congregation OF Rites at
Rome VINO will consider and deal with the matter laid
them.
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THE PHYSIOLOGY OF MAN.
BY AUSTIN FLINT. JR., N. D.

voum. " Special Senses; Generation Svo Cloth "a 80
volume completes the task begun eleven years ago Of
preparing intended represent the existing state OF phyo
ogc, science applied the functions Of the human body The
kindly reception volumes have received has done
sustain the a9hor in undertaking. the magnitude oil when
he has appreciated and the work has progressed
In the fifth yoans attempt has been made to give
clear the physiology Of the SPECIAL senses and generation
most difficult nj delicate undertaking
Finally regards the last well the former volumes the
author only thar be has spared neither time labor In their
and the their execution have been due to
deficiency ability opportunity He niuge the hope however,
that book which assist bis felowworken and
interest only the dent and practitioner Of medicine but some
others keep pace with progress Of Natural Science
-fEIracs from Preface
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LITERARY.

Robert Carter g. Brothers have nearly ready
for issue by DR. Willis Lord, for many professor
in the Theological Seminary at Chicago. and subse-
quenty President Of the University of Wooster, Ohio
volume entitled Christian Theology for the People,"
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men and students of theology. has been prepared with
more special reference to the great body Of Christian
people The whole work Is compacted In q single
octave volume. 80 as 10 be put at price within the
reach of ALL and not large but that IL may be
even by the men and women of this busy age
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-28
MANCHESTER NEWS.

CAMPAIGN NoTEs. DIR. George W. Friend,
the Conservative candidate for the Legisll.
ture, is expected in town to-day, and arrange
ments are being made for grand ratification
meeting at the county courthouse Monday
night, at which he will speak.
The Wide-Awake Club has fred the first
gun of the canvass. At the last meeting the
nomination of Friend was unanimously en-
dorsed, every effort of the members pledged
to secure his election, and Messrs. j. W.
Craig, John Fl. Abbott, and j. 81. Perdue
appointed to confer with other clubs in re-
ference to the ratification meeting.
All the wards have been heard from eX-
cept West Ward. The Conservative citizens
of that ward should proceed to organize at
once. The Excelsior Club is already in ex-
istence, but the ward is large enough for two
good clubs.
The CONTESTED ELEcTIoN.-By mistake it
was yesterday said that the contested-elcction
case of Gregory rs. Ambers, involving the
right of the latter to the position Of Com
mOnweaIth's attorney. had been decided in
favor of the former. 1t should have read
the latter.
Yesterday Major Turner moved that the
case be re6pened, to which Judge Weisiger
assen;ed, and after thorough examination
of papers and arguments in the case affirmed
his decision, from which there is no appeal.
Colonel Ambcrs, Therefore, retains the
position.
SUSPENSION OF NIGHT WoRK.-Last night
operations by lamps in the Manchester cot
ton factories suspended by Limitation, and
the event was celebrated with becoming fes-
tivties in various parts of town by the opc'
ratYes of both mills.
On and after Monday operations commence
at Gas 4. NJ and suspend at 6:45 2. NJ,
with dinner.hour at Il NJ.
IMPORTANT MEETlEG.-The board of toHn
trustees meet in special session Monday night
70 consider important matters before or
about TO lie brought TO the attention OF the
Legislature.