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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-20
TO The UNFORTuNhTE!
EIW RENFE.ES F:
NEW REMEDIES :
DR. GIBEGN'S DYsFLNSAisT
90. y,-.ru- Ssrpe.
O.. kNrarnr Street.

! san Francisco. Established in is5i. fer TIE
treatment Of SeXusl ma Seminal ItisC such
! a. GtnefIi:ea, ',I'et Ntf!etu1e, S'FhlIIs IA ali
| IFS FORMS. Seminal weakness, ln,lot:ncy ttc.
! III diseases Of years standing and ClCoTattd
/ IL sIiccs tl1liv treated
Horrible Diseases.
How many III IISallcs q persons, both male
I I'D :, male. there v he suffering cut
,4izerab3. existence from the effects OF secret
GUlEorces. IN -ir1l- sbsa.hed INTO tllr s-s.
tom! Look ri pall.i =7I4ac;a:G,i and dis
.lUrod .eces and their roke1,-Gs.vsn cors:itll-
tiorS. G:squal.fvDg fE,Ie for the happiness #
marriage or lie enjoyment of life. IL this
| h"rFid situation Thousands suffer Until death
closes the scene. Lit parents, guardians,
friends attend to these who are suf, r;uz With
any Of Il 80 horrible. l:ee-d, stroying malaGies
see that hey are cared for and cured befuTr Il
he tee bit send them immediately 10 DIR.
6IHboN. . kysicjan who has made private
diseases his special study for years. and who Is
certain to c1lt ;Ac st fayeeTatt case, without
mercury Ct any injurious drugs.
Seminal Weak knees.
S'i--'lai Emissions. the colsseqUeEcc Of self
abr'se: This solitary Vice. " Gelraved sexual
indulgence. J. UracticeG by the youth cf both
secs 70 al almost unlimited extent producing
with IreTIiDi certainty. tie following train q
If.t rd SYM TINS. unless carul&tcti Iy sCieIti-
fc liz deal measures. Viz: Sslow couIt,n-
-r'c, uarn = Cts under Il, eyes. IaiL il the
head ringing il IT,. T. noise like tn rl!fljly
Of leaves and ratrliTE Il ChaT:ots. UueseIi.ozs
about til ip!!lS. weakness Of ;ht lII.f.~- ctItI-
sd N;sr II. tluIat,G intellect, loss At ctlltrCt,
pliadtiEe il afrryft hing strfIEtT u. dislike 10
form l,w scrtG.aii.taIcts. disposition 4. SIN
society, los II meI.oIy. hectic Pushes, Iiulles
and various rrlt.ors about fit Use, : fgIre.i
taEEu-, tetid l:,ath. coughs. ccs.sun- {.ii-1
l-lt sveats IIi olt.nnja sud II l.e II Insanity.
y lief h. net obtained. should All ly ju1ae-
Gidtely either a person or ly letter. srd have a
Cure Effected by his new and scientific mode Of
treating this disease, vhlch never fails Of ef-
feCtiIl5 quick aud radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at q distance may be CT RED At
HOME, by addressing lettcrto DIR. GIbBoN.
stain case, symptoms. lEgih OF time the dis
as~ has continued. and hfve medicine Ire1iut-
~ forwarded. free from da,,.sEt sHd euri,sity
10 Any part If the country, with full and Tlaia
directions. By Inserting Ton Dollars coin. il.
letter, through the Tostoffce q
through Wells. Fargo < Co: i IaCkaG. Of Ir..tli-
sine VIII lie forwarded to any art Vi the uiuc-
Correspondents VIII please itforIn Dr. 6itbuB
hat they al bis advertise Its in the AFFEAI
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-20
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

BCNIATA CONSO;IDATEn 81 :
ee Yer Mining Company. location Q: principal
place Of business. san Francisco. faiif 7r'.Ia -
Location of works, AUrora, fsn3s s!,ta county
Nevafa.-No.ice IS by given Tint at a meet
ing of the Board Of irecfors held n the 100 h
day Of December. 1874. ar ASS ssh 1T y. tWn
~ of one 81 OAl dollar pr shnrc IVES l.VftG
upon the capital stock OF the corporation pay
abba Immediately. in E;sitod STATE ~at2 coir 20
the Seer tary at the cffice ~ es I'iT.-1ly
Room %. No. $40 California str,e-. san Fr-,f-
cisco. California. Any stock won Viii II this
assessment shall remain mn aid On tie
2lst Gay CT January. 49,.
viii be delinqent. and advsr ;sed fer sale ct
public auction: and unless paylGout Is MADE be
fore will be sold on
Wednesday, the tenth (1Ol day OF Feb
ruary. 1875,
to pay the de linquent assessment. tcf.ther with
costs Of advertising and expense f sale.
CHAS. ). SEAI,
Secretary.
Cfrce-Room %. No. 4.9, Califorria street.
San Francisco California. deI9-td
, 1874-05-10
WOMEN PREACHERS.

WOMEN PREACHERS.
4 theological class for young ladies is about to
be established at the Free Church College In
Edinburgh.
Au extraordinary revival OF religion Is said to
have sprung up in Jacksonville, Fla, under the
labors Of Mrs. Palmer OF New York.
Last Monday evening the quarterly session OF
tue Western Avenue Methodist Church licensed
Mrs Fanny 6hufeidt a. r local preacher.
DR.. Cnvler says, after discussing the troubles
arising from 3nss Snile;'s preaching:
None Of want ordained female ministry IN the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. But Thousands CT Us do desire
mos. earnestly the pzodg:ons woman Of
our churches utilized directly and efficiently for God
glos. -nd the salvation Of souls We are too loyal 70
rebel out we labor for the enactment OF such
rue4 uu IN functions khau not tempt US TO Iebel-
ltop and sha not bring reprosch upon Presbyerian-
ism Let the Gsnezal A>s ,nb revisw this whole mat
ter calmly and pray yegtuly aud thensay just what
they 1neAn-
Tho Springfield (da.s.) Republican says:
''The evangelist, Mrs. Yaa Cott-even evangel-
ists mus; have bonnets. you kpow-Wroto from
New Orleans to Mrs. Hull OF this city. recently.
for spring bonnet, which was to catch her at
Chicago on tue way across the continent
Z. trim it with lacs; no flowers or feath-
ers,' she said) and told this amusing inciden:
Of PRAYER offered in her behalf by = colorcd
brother in one Of her ardent meetings: oh,
Lcrd! Send dy angel to pin de wings on Sister
Bancott's heels, dat she may hy troo de world
preachi:' de eberlastin' gospel: And QUE
added, Lord! giTe wings on her shoulders,
too, or the preaching will not have effect, for
sholl ty upside down !"
, 1874-05-10
pFTTGJODS HUMCR.

RELIGIOUS HUMoR.
4 bit Of orange peel ses a good Iowa deacon
t1at on his back while passing the contribution
box Orange peel is very popular there now
Boston Post
4 Scripture lesson from Punch: Preceptor-
SNOW, can any Of you tell me anything remarka-
bic in the life Of Moses?" Boy" Yes, si-. He
Was the only man who broke all the command
ments at 0nce!
An Eastern paper eays: IA Vermont preacher,
who sarcastically asked his congregation to Pray
for the oditor Of the local paper recently, had
bill sent to him for thirteen years subscription
to tha. paper, and 5s00 worth OF religious no.
t!ces."
Boston preacher, in speaking 0: the danger
OF permitting the Blble to bo crowded out OF the
newspaper, perpett1ted the following pun:
"Men nowadays" SAID hs, are like laccEeos
--desirous Of seeing Jesus: but they cannot be-
cause Of the press"
A clergyman being annoyed BY some OF Lis
audience leaving the church while he was speak
ing, took for his text: 'Thou art weighed IN
the balance and found wanting" After few
sentences he said: You will please pass out III
fast is you nro weighed
The Independent remarks that sensational
ripple has passed over . Baptist church 10 Los
ton. where, on q recent Sunday morning, whle
the services we're going on. lady left her pew
aud walked up to the platform The minister.
supposing she hal something to communicate,
advanced to meet her. Sha asceuded the steps,
and with an air worthy OF bishop, laid her
hands on the head Of the astonished minister
and retiredx
, 1874-05-10
CHuRCH SERVICES TO-DAY.

HAF113Es
Amity Church Society will worship in Marines Ha1
on Ada street, Tho Rev. Florence Mccarthy will
nr.ach in ths morning On ''The Ready Harvest, :"
md in tho afternooa on .*Sos Ashamed at the
Gospel"
There will be services morning and evening IN u
Free Communion Church, corner Of Loonn and 1aeE
ouactsry,n and "Reasons Why Nan Reject Evan
sMPro;. Mtrhe11 will preach morning and evening
In the Union Park Bsptist Church, corner Of Wash
incton xud pauliaA streets.
This Rev. Dr.. Birmingham, OF st. Louis, Will
preach this orug in the First Baptist Church, on
wabash avenue, suuth Of Hubbard court. Gospel
'uoo @Ths Kcs. r IL E stnson, author Of From Stage
S nsp 'sss5 IA u s' snd
Canon streets. The nyv. n F. RATlsn Will preaeh In
the evening. -
evening ~ in nj Tue % Ashland Avenue Church, corner OF
Monroe and Paulina streets.
Tho Raw c. II. Dc N'on will pre,eh morning and
evening at Emmanuel Mission, cosne: Of ceat7e and
tbs Rey. Mr. stowen viii hold B.ptia. servtcs In
the hall corner Of Blttcrfeld and s'soe's
evening in University Place Church IN ooHsas place
opposite Rhodes avenue. A1s. 4. X Scott. OF dow-
natl, Assam, will aadtess the saoo"sn-Scooo' ~ '''
The Rev, F. II. Ellis Will preach morning and
-von!pg in the Michigan Asenua Church, corner OF
1Sea wht tho second Church, corner OF Morgan and
Monroe Streets the Rev. J. T. Goospeed will preach
~ tha rorna on Tue Iufr,nities Of Chg1AaES and
the ouarrr,s OF Chrrchsz," aal in the evening the
Ray Mr. Colby, Of Dayton+ will preach.
EPISCOPAL.
Tho Rer Henry G. Perry will oadciate morning
and evening inA 3.tnts' Church, conner Of Carpen-
ter aud Fourth streets. ....
The Ray D1. Stocking will o:actztc morning and
evening In the Church ef the Epiphany, on TA1ooo
street, between Monroe and Ad7us-
the Rsv. Fzanci. MAnsln!d will preach morning:
and evening in tic Church Of the Atoneu1ent
Of Washington and Eobey streets.
Tho REV H. n Powers will oElclate ~ usual In St.
Johns Church, On Aeh1.nd avenue.
-Tns1e will he morning aad evening services In Tho
Church Of Oar Savior, corner Of Beldea and Lincoln
-Ihs f.a.nas os g. 7eszzA eiaenpat sIla.tan hafo
, 1874-05-10
NOTES..
RAPII3T.

In the Western AYsuue Baptist Church four
teen rece,yed the hand of fellowship last sun-
day.
TwelYs persons received tho night hand Of
fellowship in the Indiana Avenue Baptist Church
last Sunday morning.
The pastors Of the Baptist Churches in Chica~
60 and its auburrB report the reception OF
eishty-eight members by letter and By baptism
during the month Of April
The Standard remipds Prof. Swing that he is
not treating Baptiste fairly when he intinates,
, 1874-05-10

"vhf.e bird, and white btzd!" sighed = p'p'1''
sitting 11t1ui bT IL. sunset in tho l,tHce-shads;
Round tbs i1rsed roses mzde e'2" .ao e. -
mt The f.irsst thing there the matdeoa 1se~'
p..t ths1e went an Angel: "0rerost thong" s a. s'
Yca I Deeo the white bird down the th1cacs
con1I hut h.ye caught him had then betn n'ns
8 my white, my vhj.e bird, le: me find lily 1e7''
r-n~o .,cr stde the Angel fastened down tbs huu.
came aaliu thu wht:s bird Tcrcned upon I.s 1.Af
I,urhed the h1p21 maiden, clapI e. nsr nanosAa,
40 pretty white bird, come and 1Eo ~l'n 1'e.
nwd be,1 aad wild bell !" 70 shc sighed ooeo 10'"
Sitting il the inset shc SIT before rx,nys
once more cana the Angel: Why tna' E'
sol r.ut The wild bell blowing pp the peat'
Whers is then, the wnits bird - HeFs *1'asA -
White Lirl and r!ld tel-thcn shall be h'ssI
SO hs brought the Wild hci from the dreadful ge~4t
Glaunszs ca1ne for a:tness In her eJe anc cateA
Fink cloud, ana pink cloud :" on the no:Eo*
went tha h.se heart a9an ~ and aH ,ta 'oo you s5s
- youler tiny Ink Cloud footing in The Week.
Then he brought the pink cloud; but, when aes11's
rror, i,a Term had died cut al the tender darne;
iiko a little amoke-ureath on the air It aJ
Wtlteycd WIS the wild bel, the tded had ao@n S"'"
D,eht s.sr, and bright start" vert Tho matoe" '@''
Theu again the Angel stood BESIDE ING o frca
:. Bring mo yonder bright sta1-some'a1as
Earth see hss nothing that will do for loEe"
Down ho brought tho bright etar-o ana wv
shoaei
nu: before the day rose al It's light wa9 gon's
~ before the day rp2a:-tn the open a1f
al the s;lyer bright a;ar w1a Z lump Of cs1'
1rh., IN, An1eI passed again she Was sitting pa n,t
E4rtn md Ky Ind filled hez, and her ne1' 0-
fall: ..-a+. ,rs4:
Who ia lat with ono thing. he indeed Is hlsa'.'
..God,s lo:s, and Gods lore !" sighed Iae "1A
=, tho III Of God's love bare ha - be- nEta'.
1c;oi;s Io7a, aal Coils loTs!-hsrs n !aAs Ss'''
-Tale1 Rotsnso7st In Cood Hofd3.
, 1874-05-10

The colored Methodlsts OF Danvi1le, Va, are
in the midst Of u revival Among the phenome-
NJ presented by the colorcd brethren are such
as these 4 female enthusiast stripped herself
Of ali but one article OF clothing, walked the
, 1874-05-10

TIE n. e. CHURCH SOUTH.
The General Conference Of the II. E. Church
south has now been in session ut Louisville ono
week, and has accomplished some business,
though nothing of great Importance to the
world. outside Of its ovn denomination. The
body consists OF about 200 delesates-
The Book Committee report that. in response
to the appea for aid torebuiid their partially
destroyed Publishing House in Nashville,
Tenn, thev have received the eum Of Sl0,002,
more than 100000 OF Ih!ch was given by
citizens of Nashville. The new building is
224x116 feet in size, and four stories high IN
front, with rear potion seven stories high
The house and grounds are estimated to be worth
S220, ,5o7.55. The report shows balance IN favor
of the House in the last four years OF Sl25, 68466
The Publishing House las capital OF S3l4 ,037
aver ali itB liabilities The Christian Adcocate,
the organ OF the Church, has Bubscription-list
OF over 1l,0U0. The department OF Sunday
school literature circulates 13, 600 Sunday SCHOOL
magazines, $1,000 lssson-papfrs, 900 Lille
peoUp, and 20, 900 Sunday School T1s1tors-
The Bishops address sets forth the condition
| Of the Church and its needs. The Bishops re-
| port peace and tranquility throughout ths
| Church and not the peace Of stasnation, for the
| people give to the truth resereut welcome.
| The missionary work OF the Church is not IN
satisfactory condition, especially that which re-
| lateB to foreign fields. Whlle slavery existed
| there Was plenty Of work OF this kind at home:
but now ths coored people have churches Of
their own, anu are provided with the Gospel:
The Bishops urge the lmpostancs OF giving added
emphasis to the foreign missionary work.
They report great Lrosress in church-buildins:
Consolidation Of feeble Societies at centres of
population has enlarged congregations, end se-
cured better and more uniform administration
OF the ordinances, and mads circuit work moro
effective.
In the opinion Of the Episcopal Bench, the
time has come for the General Conference to
make some rule OF discipline in reference to
class-meetinys, worldly anusements and family
| religion. The great body of the Church believe
that the General Conference Of 1866 abolished
class-meetlnga II 3 test OF membership, and aa a
| Methodist institution. The Bishops recommend
return to the old custom again. They COM
plain that il young, people eyerywhers there is
= tendency to worldiiness which needs correc-
ton; aDd that the Church is suffering grievous-
IL from the very general neglect Of morning and
evening worship IN the houses OF the people.
The principal change in legislation recon-
mended is the restoration OF the rule which re-
| ouites = preacher to travel two years before he
Is eligible to Descons orders, and four years be-
fore be is ordained Elde-.
, 1874-05-10
CALENDAR FOB TEE WEEK.

Nav 1o-Fifth Sandy after Easter.
Msy 11-Ros ..iou-D4y.
Hay 1-F,1s...oa-D15.
MAY 13-Rngatiu-D'y.
May l4-Asc2nslon-DAy.
RoIAS CATHOLIC.
NAV 1Q-Fifth Sunl=y after Ester.
:;ay is-Ss. Nereus, Achil1eu., Dom'ttlla, ana xSs
cr..!1s, LIN; Eosation-p"y.
NAV l4-Asecnson Of Our Lord.
MAY l5-Of tha Oc.-:ve.
MAY IS-St Uballus. B. @.
, 1874-05-10
SALARIES OF NEW YORK C1Ia
CLERGYMEN.

The New York ErenlnJ P0s! naa gwen oono
interesting statistics in regard to the salaries OF
ministers in New York and Brooklyn. It says:
sr Beecher receives the larsest sal3ry p,id to any
b. b.; rastfF Tnty 1T oeass nsas to hst q oes
saSa @ a n eaa % srss s
f1v fnesrn.on ton % b. assat, st. Pau md Weston
Georges is paid 5000, snl D.. Tyng; Jr q tns noy
Trinity, The a4me. The h1lary Of Ds. John Cotton
Smith Of ths a1st eeo men s IN s m s. j
r. lowest ss..4y p,id Il III f. EgsseR:t{ !.};:t
amounts @ to about ssoo,00o Dr.. John Hal, oi the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. receives @looU
YEA. in gold Hs u one ei OUT osf popnar ana s 81.
Fourth Fourth pPrcsbyterian Church [west Thirty fourth
street,; Dr.. Hastings. Of the West Presbyterian
ssqrsh sssR $685. s 5sst Snsr 'r'i
pr 1arehard and 81 Mtehqsk arc PAID saea
Church receives highest salary paid BY this
denomination. Dss. Arnitage, Kendr7ck, and Kin,
Of the sTe
{s!sS Duts5 canssh n.Nt RtSseF rss9,: Ds.
eespee,sTsy *soe; o Ds and
ooo, md Dru Hutton and Handeytlle 5000. oaly
three pastors Of this Church are paid a. Low az
5000; Dis. s.secszer and Pullman, Of the same de-
nomination {Unve:salistsl, pad $1,000 each Only
avenue and TnentyBecond street-pays its pastor az
much ooo Two others pay $, 600 ea;h' md ten
nays $500. and ano.her (st. James1 pays s. 0o0.
Some Lutheran 1nstors receive less than 10oo The
salary Of Dr.. Bellows, Of All souls' Church. s S. QUO.
Dr Deems OF the Church Of the Strangers, receives
5000, and the Rev. Chauncey Giles tswedenborgian)
receives s. 500. All pastors Of Roman Catholic
churches receive $500 year. and Assistant pastors
STnO.
, 1874-05-10

GIG, 600, or 22441 moro than Last ys.r. lhe re
number Of travelling preaehats Is 3,15s' az a. an
crease Of 1o1. and Of local preachers, o, an
increase Of 2l0.
The Rev. George B. Cheerer preached ser
mon last SUNDAY. in New Yo1k, on .Dae"an- 1,,e IN
ism, in which lie took the ground that .ne aa ae1
yeIopment philosophy was antl-Chrfsslan anu
st!,eistic 10 its teachings. The same nun1bor OF
Sw Yo Tosn1 sa which Snbsses na~ sns ss
mon Of Ar; Nv Prof o. G. siarsh. Of the
transmutat.on % Of species, IS developed in the
ancient and modern Dorse-
The Unirer,alist Register for 1874 gives tho
follosing statistics Of 5ho churches an IN canaaa,
Noya Scotia. and New Brunswick: State conven-
tons. q associations "a; parishes, 95A; fam- Tan
ea 4oo9a churches cs' members, ;es;o;s 27aSy9
suuday-school members 552 m'nste7e' a! RI Tbs
pumbeT Of colleges, academies and theologlcal
schools is T. NTH IN aggregate Of % ,nssrug1 arf
so 595. 600. The Murray centenary fund amounts
TO :21lu, ,930.44
, 1874-05-10


Herbert Speucer tells us that development is
alwavs accompanied by differentiation in all
things which exhibit tho phenomena Of life. IN
tegration and disintegration. in fact, make up
the greater share Of the processes Of life. One
force constructs aud another pulls down. In
the light Of philosophy, therefore, especially Of
the phisophy OF evolution, tue unusual agitation
uou going on in religious circles is an o1nsn OF
renewed life, although tuat new life may be but
later aud better out5rowth from the 'disin-
tsgrated church organisms that preceded it.
Tho growth OF the Methodist Church. aud its
separations into Tar1ous subordinate branches is
a good example Of the operation Of the Law Of
differentiation
THE GRAND AGGREGATE.
According to the Methodist Almanac for 1874,
the aggregate OF tho Methodist Episcopal bodies
ia the Uuited States WAS, At ths close OF 1873:
Ntsnbtr..
Methodist Episcop21.. 4o4 021
eietAod;st E:ascap4 South ..--'...-'..-.. 6so'I21
Co:ored irtaolst Episcopal. ,eoSos e,'9os
AFRICAN Methodist Episcopal. ..........-.. 1j0oV
If.icsn Netaodi:t Episcopal Zion. $4,000
Evangelical Association S319s
Total Methodist Episcopa1. p 62o ss7
The non Methodist Episcopal bodies form an
aggregate Of much smaller proportions, namely ::
Members.
1be Methodist Church. $4,000
Hsshotst s........................ 10000
1mer1csn Wes!evan n.....................,.. 10000
80 Sfe.bodts... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
p-imittye Methodist. ist.............-......... 1000
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 14scoo
Tie Methodist Church, al is generally we'll
known. took its origin from t. the preaching OF the
L,nthers John and Charles Wesley, commencing
shout 1928. The little meetings Of adherents
and associates Of these men; acd OF the Re'.
WI Whjte6eld, in Oxford, have de1eioped iato the
great denomination of Wesleyans IN Great Bat,
nh Amaffr&
tue West INDIES, and counts its adhereota By
millions. ..
THE UEsLETA-ss,
following theirillustrons leaders never sepa1ated
wholy from the Established Chul ch OF England,
h,.. ttc ;aity. rs well ss tbs clergy, commune
<rth that church, the latter being considered un-
ordained or lay preachers'
TIE DOCTRINES
of the eMethodiet Church through all its branches
alo The same, except that the cal7lniss1o Meth
, 1874-05-10

Ue4 1APAAA "~f 40 W.
Cornell University, N. T., received last week
two gifts one OF $4,000 and one Of 100000,
from Episcopalians.
A bill is to te introduced into the British Par
lament fur the increase Of the Episcopate.
DibraeI favors Suffragan Bishops.
Bishop Wadsworth has delivered denuncia-
ton of siuaony. which hs ai1irms to be inereas-
ing in the established Church Of England.
The Chippeua Agency, at White Earth hith-
erto in the care OF the Congregationalists, is to
be turned over to the cara Of tbs Episcopal
Church.
Bishop Claughton has gone to the Continent
to hold combinations among the foreign Episco-
pal Churches q. Brussels, Bruges, Paris, Chan
lilly, and Goulogne.
The Easter offerings Of the Brooklyn churches
were $4,000; OF Baltimore, $150, ,0o0; Of Bos-
ton, s:G0, 900; of New Orleans, $4,000; OF
Chicago, $4,000.
Bishop Hare is = Missionary Bishop for the
Ipdlnus alone, in Nebraska, Dakota, and* Wis
consn- Bishop Whipple superintends the mis-
sions tn Minnesota.
Holy Trinity. New York City, has within ten
years Contributed 570o.0 coo for church and be-
negolent purposes. During this time 987 per-
sons have been baptized, 597 confirmed, 536
buried, and 243 married.
The Protestant Episcopal Board Of Missions
employs one Missionary Bishop among the In
/ Q]duB. ~ AaH4 hA0 oefca u4ihntoA~
aries, three native ministers, twelve catechsts,
threa teachers, and t'eIvs ladies'.
Recently, the Rector Of the Episcopal Church
| in Coldwatcr, Mich, resigned, aud the Socte:y
| resolved to rely upon lay ssrvice- A Sunday or
| two ego, Is the services were closing, the Rev.
| Charles Hewsou. reti,e ed clergyman. arose and
said he hoped God would forgive the people for
| having lay-se1vlee in the presence OF tFo or
| dained ministers.
| The Southern Chrrchman has got it's Ebenezer
raised by the rituaIist;c innovations which are
proposed on ali sides. 1t says: We can
sGord to wait few months longer. II nothing
is done to put an end at once, and forever, to