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The Epi.conaI trnernI Con,.n,,an


DICTIONARY.
NEw NoRE, November 2.-The Friscopal
General Convention resumed IT. session this
morning. There was marked decrease In the
number cf delegates present, - the business a
BE- transacted has most reached c0mplettor.
The at,eiGsnee ~ TIE galleries wss aisO very
adhered 20, ana the report OF the joint COM
mittte % prepare 3 new DICTIONARY Tor week
day. IN lent came ~ Tor seton. The DICTIONARY
a. prepared bN the committee Na- rtR1 by the
secretary, tCCetEeT With message from the
House Ut Bishops recommending that The table
Of lessons reported ly the io.nt committee
should Dc adopted until the neat meeting OF the
General CONVENTION, provided that the bishops
Of each dioct-e n nrld approve it
Kew. AIRED n. Beach, ~ New York. offered
ne tDuoHiug a. a. anentmeut - the massage
nom the Aouge Of Bishops.
Ess1l-si, That the leCt 0nzry Tor Lent to-
gether With the rogatiOn ami Emher dave a.
proposed BY TIE House OF Bishops. IL hereby ap-
Iroved a. an addition 20 the Prayer Rsok and
thst Il be m ade known D. tie secretary on this
BODY to the conventions o. tue several dioreases
OF this church in accordance with article = OF
general convention.
Rev. DIR. Fulton, OF Alabama. offered as An
amendment % Mr. Beach's amend ment that
there be aoded "a article g Of the consrltuttOn
the following CLAUSE: Fr5rtdsd. houerar, that
the leCtiOIary may be changed Al anytime wrtfb
tue concuIrenoe OF both houses ot the c0nven-
ton.
A message from the house OF bishops was
read, expressing approval ~ the approaching
union IN sympathy between the RUSSO Greek
and this church, hoping for further intercom-
mGrton between both churches, snd rendering
the thanks Of the house OF bishop. 90 the -ecre-
tary OF the Russo Greek COMMITTEES for his ar
duOus iabCrs In the matters with which he was
entrusted. The msssage was cOncurrei I'm.
long and uuih;erestiug discussion snsued
upon the subject OF dictionary a. reported hV
the committee, in which Mr. Htl h Rtrgartn
Kew. DI. DE hOver, Rev. Dr.. Fulton, Rev. Dr.
Harrington sud others took part.
Rev Dr Fulton withdrew his smsaimant,
6nd vote was taken on that offered by Rev
Dr. Beach. OF New York. It was carried
hGV. Dr. uitOB then OfeTei his amendment
A. an amendment 70 the message from the
house OF bishops, ana on its being put q a vOta
was lost, with the following result: Ave- -.
noes 4. The message from the house Of bishops
a. amended was then read and adopted. The
committee on translation or the prayer book
into German reported portion of their work
completed after three years steady labor. The
committee asked 20 be continued . cornplsta
the work. on motion the report was ordered
70 be sent 20 the house OF bishIps, and the com
mlttse was continued.
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CoNGRATULATORY LETTBR-The Pres-
dent has written a letter to the Emperor Of
Russia congrstulating him upon the marriage
OF his Imperial Highness, the Grand Duke
Vladimir Alexan1erwitch TO her Grand DucaI
Bighness the Princess AIsXandriere Elizabeth,
ElsnOre, Duchess of Mechienberg- Schwerin.
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SPRIHeFIBLD, MASS, Nov. 2.-Tw0 masked
men entered the house Of Mrs. Sarah A. Brad
lev, at North Adams, last night, and after tying
Der 70 chair rAnsscked the house aud stole
$500.
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How a Jersey Woman Got Rid OF an
Offensive Admfrer

PATERSON, Nd, November AT Wanague,
Psssaic county, Saturday night. Sarah Crnpk. a
married woman, aged %, shot and killed James
Luke, aged 8, who WAS annoying ner with
onensiVe attentions. Mrs. CrOnk was near her
confinement.
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RAPID sNCREAsE up THE DITHrHRRIA.
NEW YORK November 2.-DipthtrIa D. re-
ported TO be spreading rapidly here. There
have been nifty deaths from that disease the
past week.
ARRESTED or Suspicion
lhTee parties, two meB aud one sOman. have
been arrested on suspicion Ot rOJbinE Luther OF
Sly0, ,Oy0 three weeks ago.
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PERsoNAL.-Lieut. Col. Frederick d. Grant
and wife are residing temporarily at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, New York.
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INTERNAL RsvENUR.-The receipts from
this source to-day were 1854 ,632.75.
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THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.
CONTESTS IN TwENrY.FoUR STATES.
List OF the Leading Candidates OF all
Partfes-HOw the several states
Have Voted I'm the Past.

Twenty-four States elect Congressman, Gov
ernors, Legislatures, &c, in November, as set
forth In the list denominations presented below.
The election In Louisiana occurs on the % day
of the month. All the other states enumerated
vote on the Al
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TIE AMOUNT of national bank notes received
at the Treasury to- day for redemption footed
ND S434. 500.
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lNsPRcTIoE OF ARMY CLoTHIHs.-The board
Of army officers, consisting of Col. Rufus In
gals, assistant quartermsster general: Col
Stewart Van Nliet, assistant do. do, and Lieut..
Col hufns SaItOn, deputy quartermaster gen.
ertl, orcered 10 assemble al Philadelphia on
september l1th, to make inspection or mate
rails at the clothing depot in that city has been
ordered TO hold meetings also at New York,
Washington and JefersOnville deIot, Indiana
whenever, in the opinion Ot the board or quar-
teTmaster general the subject under considsra-
tiCn requires il.
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REDUCING THB ARMY.-The War depart
ment, in accordance with the law, is reducing
the personnel OF the army TO 25 900 men, there
being now about 81 200 in service. The reduc-
ton will leave one officer commissioned aud
D-commissioned-t0 every eleven men, the
Law having made DO provision for the reduction
Of officers.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
The Republicans Claim Four Con
Ere>smen.

The following dispatch received 20 day nom
Louisiana by Judge EdmuIds OF the Congres-
sional republican committee, gives encourage
msnt foT the republicans 20 expect % carry four
Of The sin CongreSsionAl districts OF the state;
NEW ORLEANS, November 4, it-s0 O'Clock.
J.. n. EdpEnds. Sec. Cong. C1ra sttfcs.
Election progressing quietly st this hour
The colored meu registered upwaris og toutteeu
thousand majority n the state. White leagua
intimidation wul lose us several thousand col-
Orcd voters. -Four OF the EiK Congressional a.
tricts have oolored masorities; iSt ant "a dis
tIictt small white maiOritiss. but Kpect 20 carrv
one n not 10th Of them. foarNin CsrtA nly IL
elected. lSigned =, B. PACKARp
Freeidept State COmwiftsa
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NEW YORK.

STATE TICKETS.
Republicans-For Governor, John A. Dix;
Lieutenant Governor, John e. Robinson; Canal
Commissioner, Alexander Barkiey.
DemocTatic-FOr Governor, Samuel j. Tildsn;
Lieutenant Governor, William DOrsheimer;
Canal Commissioner, Adm Thayer.
Temperance-For Governor, MyTon HI. Clark;
Lieutenant Governor, James l.. Bagg; Canal
Con missioner, Daniel WaIfOru.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
EORB'S UPsRA HOUsk.-THIs WEB


EORB's UPsRA hoUsK.-THIs WEEK.
The Distinguished American Traesdisn,
BIB jobs McCULLOUH,
Aided by the Beaniiiui rsi.ie Mss n CONWAY;
tEe Popular Actor, hr. MIENER LEVIUK,
ArNI7ksLE NEw- DRAxArlc Coxp.xY.
TCEsGAY fhatesSasre's i RomtoAAe SA DJuIIEr 10
~E9NkspAY, rr Bro eLhDI4T6R
LRIpaI, thai esP, ares KING LEGB
fdS6 asGa1@Ss Nj. }aCH GAPE
on f%lSay l,as. Ist, II Lee ing Comedian Of e
srsl Ens I'm hiti=tes of repute in q purely Comic
sesrs "a one week IN advance, or for the eur
p Herl finance, at the Ticket ONCE, Opera House
BuiIai-g. nov7 tr
WARRINGTON THEATRE COMTQUE.
MONDAY, KOyKMBkB ,, Everg Night and
Wednesday aad sa urgey Mstinees.
sIeNoB hsKT6L Tbo S ae Mp5lSih apsT ihs
piano the Great Battle of Manassas First appear
T"ca M. Virginia s,icSney The p SnS aneS
Of seDg the celebrated Dutch Coined an, Georse g.
KriEht, IN the great An eTican Drar'A, rip Van
Player, Charles Diamond. All the old fsvortes IN
q grand OiiO entertainment DOv2 g.
y IXOILsiOB CHORAL SOCIETY,
aaef tee agsp1os 81 iR hiais sinking EgSd
DAY EVENING, November 80, I87f bensfit Of
'he New Hall. John Hamilton, Conductor. Miss
1icl cts, cents. nov2 2t~
C,SAND eoNoEAT
st. MARTINS CHoIB,
AT
LINCOLN HALL,
Thu RSDAY kYENING. November ), 1874,
THE E1E M NV srSsTFR SsTlRGE NJ
fnt % . Se1s az % u,f sset; cents eItr1
'a1s AH enus, betw cen and 10th streets. no,3 4
NATIONAL THKAxER. NELSON.
ent.SsmsDt, for ONE MEEK ONLY, of 's Iss Rs BE
"'"H'u Miss irpD1L.IDE spILsos,
Wiil oommenco at the NaIi"nsl Thestrr MON DAY,
NoVtnees y kaie Of sests will commence Wsdnss-
cay, November =. nOv2 lw
NATIONAL THEAIEh. AIHEE.
First appearance in tso years in Washington
a M Ii Id
FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY
ONE WEEK. ONLY.
NJ. GRAU ard GRIzZOLA...... ...... Directors
The manssement have me honor to aupouucst 70
he public Of Nsshirgtas and Vicinity a brisf
French ogsro B-ui1e season, c. n'meIcins
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ?,
a. o'clees, when win he rrodncsd, for TIE nrs.
time in ssniDgtOn, LecOcqis latest aud most Ia
nous Musical aid COmiCsi Sensation,
LA EiLLE DE MADAME sNGOT
WI Leg aL1 srotesque costumes from Paris, new
SLhIRsTTE cher original rsIe)....Mqie AIMEE
knre PioH cbis ctisr al role s1 q k9I,s,1
(SssUHstd d b. nm over so IimesJ
EuHCai OJudpCt u. lbarti.
TUESDel-LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT.
NEnHEsDAY-LA PERICBOLE.
TBURSpaY-LA PBI NOES5 DE TEEBI-
EUNDE.
First time in w sshington.D
FRlDAY-LA BELLE HEBENE
sAIT kDAH ENk-LA GRANDE DUCHKS5E.
BesCrved seats 50 and rs cents extra according 70
lccstiCu, GALLERY, 60 cents.
Seats for sUy Ct Ins above performances can be
secured con MsIcins THURSDAY, October p, st the
fce. Oct2S
INCOLN HALL
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l., MOXLEY,
COST UMER,
6os 10Th Street Northwest.

large collection Of Fine Artistic BALL, TAB
h.5d sho 1HEAThICLL C0STUA SIS kept on
MAskED BALLS and PIRTIES supplied a.
p: . kemember Mask is furnished with .soh
Vostume, ana all Costumes delivered and called for
L. .MOXLRY
oc'sm COS 10th street,
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VERMONT
WISCONSIN.
MEMBERS or cnNnr

HEMHEhe u NUNFkESS.
Dist. Republican. Democratic.
]. charles u. WllliaDs. Nicholas D. Pratt.
>. LUcieR B. Csswell. AmasA q. Cook
). henry ). MagoOn. Chas. T. Thompson.
:. b. Lndington, Ind. William Pitt Lynie.
5. Hiram barber. SD. Burchard.
6. AlansOn NJ .kimhail. C2abe Bourk
!. jeremiah NJ. Rusk. David O. Fulton.
{. Alexander s. McDin. George w Cate.
Present delegations republicans. demo
Gratis.
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WHY OUR HARBORs ARE Nor IMPROVED
The report OF Gen. Humphries, chief of engi-
uee1s OF the army, has been submitted to tue
Secretary OF War. From it the fact has been
obtained that the appro priatiOn of $50 coo, made
oy the act Of March Sd, 1873, for the Im prove
ment OF the harbOrs OF Washington and George
tewn, ID. O.. has not yet been expended. Not
ess than t2 OO0, 600 would be required TO COM
mence the carrying out OF the plan OF improve
ment recommended. II Congress is unwilling
TO make this appropriation the $50 OOO will De
required to continue the dredging and remove
certain dangerous rocks in Georgetown harbor.
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NATIONAL THEAxER. NELSON.
rbe public are respectfully informed that the
engagsmeDt, for ONE WEEK ONLY, of Ihs Re
nOWned TTs ge6fenns,
MISS sD1BkIDE EEILsOH,
will commence at the Nationsi Thestrr MON DAY,
November y. eaie Of sests will commence wsdnss-
day, November 4. nov2 lW
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WASHINGTON THEATRE COMTQUE.

FONOERT-By tBe
y EXOkLSIOB CHORAL SOCIETY,
Under the suspicss of ths Ladies' Sinking Fuud
fssooistiOn, Al UNION BETHEL HALL, Tt ES-
DAY EVENING. November 50, ls7i bensft OF
'Ee New Hail. John Hamilton, Conductor. Miss
Kafie snith, Pianist.
Tick cts, Is cents. poy2 2ts
, 1874-06-20

Ell T the request of Christian8ted's Deal
AA ing Court in behalf of the Estate of
the late Mr.. Nathaniel Lille Coakley and
surviving widow, the house and lot No.
SO Queens Street in this town, belonging
to said Estate, will be sold by public
auction in accordance with the PIacard
dated the 22od April 1917.
The auctions will be held at the Ven
due office as follows:
lst Auction on Tuesday the 14th of Ju-
ly next at l o'clock p. m.
2nd Auction on Tuesday the 28th July
next at 1 O'Clock p. m.
3rd Auction on Tuesday the.11th Au-
gust next at l o'clock p. m.
The conditions and other documents
may be seen at the Vendue Office.
This advertisement serves also for the
information of the mortgageholders.
Christiansted's Vendue Office the 18th
June 1874.
H. A. JURS.
, 1874-06-20

LIST Auction on Thursday the 23rd of
July next at IL O'Clock noon.
End Auction on Thursday the 9th of
August ext at IL O'Clock, noon.
3rd Auction on Thursday the goth of
August next at 10 o'clock, noon.
On the properly No. Sd Kongens Gade
according to the tax list, belonging to
John Anthony Hill:
1st Auction on Thursday the 10th of
July next at O'Clock p. m.
2nd Auction on Thursday the 3Oth of
July next at l o'clock p m.
3rd Auction ON Thursday the 18th of
August next at l o'clock p. m.
All the Auctions will be held at the
Auction Office where the levy-proceed-
ings, Conditions for the sale and appraise-
ments may be seen.
Auction Office, Frederiksted June 18th
1874.
G. SARAUW.
, 1874-06-20
AUCTION.

WlFTER Begjering at C~hristiansteds skif-
A teret som behandIende afg. Natha-
mel Lille Coakley's og efterlevende Enkes
Bo vii den Diet ncvnte 30 tilh0rende
Huus og Lod No SO Dronningens Gade
heri Byen bIive bortsolgt we'd offentIig
Auction / Overeenstemmelse med PIacat
22de April 1917.
Auctionerne afhoIdes her paa Auctions
contoiret som f6lger:
1ste Auction Tirsdagen den 14de JUL
d. A. Eftermiddag III. l sIet.
eden Auction Tirsdagen den 28de JUL
d. A. Eftermiddag H. l slet.
3die Auction Tirsdagen den lite August
d. A. Eftermiddag III. | sIet.
Auctionsconditionerne og andre Salget
vedkommende Dokumenter ere til Eftersyn
paa undertegnede Contoir.
Denne Acknowledgements tjener tillige
til Efterretning for Panthayerne.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir den
lSde Juni 1874.
IT A U1RS
, 1874-06-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

MREDITORERNE Fl. G. Rat
W clife's Opbudsbo indkaIdes her.
we'd til ct Mode paa Boet, SON vii
blive afholdt i Skifteretten Onsda-
gen den lode JUL d. A. Eftermid-
dag XXI. | slet, i anleding af ct af
Fru s. Il. Radcliffe we'd hendes
herv@rende Fuldmagtig Justitsraad
Forsberg paa Boet fremsat Til
bud ON mindoIig a%fgj6relse at den
mellem hende og Boots Creditorer
verserende Retstvist.
Ch~ristiansteds Skifteret den Tide
Juni 1874.
IT. A. JURS.
, 1874-06-20

uFTER Begj@ring at Fogden i Frede-
Ml riksted Vile efternavnte Eiendomme
her i Byen hvori er eiort UdIag for Skat-
terestancer for 1872 blive opraabte til Salg
we'd o~ffentlig Auction / Overeenstemmelse
med Placat 22nde April 1917.
Auctionerne afholdes som f0lger:
Over Eiiendommen No. 80 Hospitals Gade
if6lge Skattelisten tilh6rende Jane van
Brake.
1ste Auction TOrsdagen den lode JUL
f6rstkommende midday III. - sIet.
eden Auction Torsdagen den 3Ote JUL
f6rstkommende Middag KI. II slet.
3die Auction Torsdagen den 13de Au-
gust f6rslkommende Mlddag Kl. - slet.
Over Eicnd0mmen No.. 7 b KongcnS Godc,
if0lge Skattelisten tilh0rende Lucretia Gar
rick:
1ste Auction Torsdagen den 23de JUL
f6rstkommende midday Kl. IL slet.
Eden Auction Torsdagen den Ste Au-
gust f6rstkommende midday II. u slet.
3die Auction Torsdagen den code Au-
gust f6rstkommende Middag II, - slet.
Over Eiendommen No.. 81 Kongeas Gade,
if6lge Skattelisten tilh6rendo John Antho-
ny Hill:
Iste Auction Torsdagen den lode JUL
f6rstkommende Eftermiddag RI. I slet.
eden Auction Torsdagen den 30te JUL
f0rstkommende Eftermiddag Kl. l slet.
3die Auction Torsdagen den 13de Au-
gust f6rstkommende Eftermiddag ri. l
sIet.
Samtlige Auctioner afholdes paa Auc-
tionscontoiret hvor Observation-Disclosures
Conditionerne for Salget % Vurderingerne,
vile fndes til Eftersyn.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir den 18de
Juni 1874.
~ cADATrXM
, 1874-06-20
NOTICE.

THE creditors in II. c. RatcIife's
Trustee Dealing r hereby
summoned to a meeting, which will
be held in the Dealing Court on
Wednesday the 18th July next at
1 o'clock p. M, in consequence of
an offer made by Councillor Fors-
berg as attorney to Mrs. S. r.. Rat
cIiffe of an arrangement of the dis
pute between her and the creditors
of the Dealing.
Christiansted's Dealing Court the
18th June 1874.
IL. A. JURs.
, 1874-06-20
G. SARAUW.

eat the request of the Sheriff at Frede-
IN riksted the following properties in
in this town, in which levy has been eff
fected for taxes due to the Colonial treG-
sury for 1872 will be put up for sale at three
auctions in accordance with the Placard
dated April 22nd 1917.
The auctions to be held as follows:
On the property No. 80 Hospitals Gade,
according to the tax list belonging to
Jane van Brake:
LIST Auction on Thursday the 10th of
July next at ~ o'clock, noon.
end Auction on Thursday the 30th of
July next at 10 o'clock, noon.
3rd Auction on Thursday the 18th Of
August next at IL o'clock, noon.
On the property No. 7 B Kongens G0de
according to the tax list belonging to
Lucretia Garrick
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-05
Or. RADwAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

Perfectly last loss, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purgo regulate, psriiy, cleanse and
strengthen. Rad ways 'ils, for the cure of
all disOtders Of the stomach, Liver, Kidneys,
Towels, iladder, N,rvO,s diseases, leadache,
Consti alton, COstivrnass, Indigestion, Dys-
=, sia, iliOuEHess, bilious ever, lnAamma-
Il tn Bowels, lies, and all Derange-
mt OF tn int rnal Niscela. Warranted to
ell c' a IOsitiv.. re. Purely Vegetable, con-
tanning no IN re 'ry, minerals or deleterious
druns
"f OD''rNv tn r .iip---;ns sxnptoms rrsult-
ing rom DisOrd rs OF the DigcstiVo Organs
Consli alton, Inward lies, ruIlness Of the
Blood in the Ii ad, Acidity of the stomach.
Nausea, iieartburn, isg Ast of ood, tullness
or isht in the stomach, Soar Eructa ions,
Sinking or fldttsring at the Pitof the Stom-
ach, swimming OF the Head Hurried and
Difficult Breat hing, Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or SlfOcaIing Sensations when in n
Lying ostlre, Dimness of Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Fever and lull Pain in
tn Head, deficiency of Perspiration, Yellow
ness of til Skin and Eyes, Pain in the side,
Ches limbs, and sudden Flushes of Heat,
hutuln- IN the Flesh.
a few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will free
tn system from all the lbove-named disor-
derS 'ricc = snts p4r box SOLD bY ALL
ID tGGI~I~.
READ lALSEA TRUE" Send one
lotthr-stamp to tADNAY ~ co. No. 81 Maid
On Lane, CIV York. Information worth thous-
ands will b sent yOu, jyl3-ly-p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-05

A MISSISSIPPI BRIDE.-A Mississip-
plan married widow for her money,
and on the wedding night possessed him
self Of the treasure and struck out. I'm
luckily for him, his wite's daughter, q
strapping girl of twenty, observed the
theft and departure. Giving chase she
overlook her papa, threw him down, tied
him to a tree, and corrected him with
hickory stick. Presently the bride ap-
peared, and joined her daughter in the
csstigation. The piteous cries of the un-
h'ppy groom soon reached the ears of the
police, who hurried to the spot. Tied to
the roots Of the tree was the husband of
only a few hours creation the step
daughter, stick in hand, and rapidly re-
peating the licks, the bride was punch
ing him in the ribs with her fist, calling
him thief, robber, Ku-Klux, using cuss-
words, etc. The case was compromised
by the return of the money, but the hon
eymoon was over.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-05
LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary. are consider
ed as wishing to continue their subscrip-
ton.
2. If subscribers wish their papers dis
continued, publishers may continue to
send them until all charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the office or place
to which they are sent, they are held re-
sponsibe until they settle their bills and
give due notice to discontinue.
4. If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publisher, and the
paper is sent 10 the former direction they
are held responsible. Notice should al
ways be given of the removal.
5. The courts have decided, that refus-
ing to take paper from the office, or re-
moving and leaving it uncalled f,r, is pri-
ma fdcie evidence Of Intentional fraud.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-05

KENTUCKY papers tell of an embar-
ra's d bride whose marriage vast crowd
hid assembled to witness, and who, when
the Officiating clergyman propounded
the usual question, Wilt thou take this
gentleman TO be thy lawful husband, to
love, honor" ETC., was so completely
overcome by her feelings that she could
neither nod nor wink an assent A SYM
pathetic young man, who had climbed
up on q tree near the platform, to relieve
her of the embarrassment, yelled in a
stentorian voice, Say yes % Thus
prompted, she managed to answer the
important question, and the ceremony
proceeded without further interruption.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-09-05
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER D, 1874.

he MADE A FEW REMARKs.-They
had funeral over at Pencaddor Humid
rcd the other day, at which l happened
20 be present. After an affecting dis
course by the minister to the friends of
the deceased, who were gathered in the
front parlor, stranger arose and said
that he would like TO make a few re-
marks. He said " A beautiful thought
occurred TO me as / listened to the elo-
quent words of the venerable clergyman.
and as saw before me the sorrowing
ihrong which is about to accompany our
departed brother to his last resting place.
lie is not lost but has gone before. He
Is, as it were, our advance agent, sent on
beyond the boundaries of the mysterious
land TO herald the coming Of the rest of
US, who are on our way to that undscov-
cred country. Ny attention was directed
particularly 10 this singularly sweet sug
gestion of my reverend felowpigrim,
because | occupy a similar relation here
on earth to you to that of my departed
brother in the other world. 1t is my high
mission to represent firm which is en-
gagged in the manufacture of a superior
article Of stomach bitters which could
have confdentially recommended to our
lsmented friend over there in the coffin if
had arrived ere the vital spark had fed,
Bat which | can now urge upon the at
tention Of the weeping survivors, and
particularly upon that afflicted sister there
with the snifiles, and to the undertaken
whose warts upon the nose betoken a
dangerous arrangement of the digestive
functions. 1t is put up in pint bottles
and contains no deleterous substances
This is q world of sorrow and mourning,
and the griefs we are called to endure rob
the stomach of its tone. To restore this
we need, not only to have the gloom dis
PEELED from our hearts, but to have our
stomachs excited to action, and for this
purpose my bitters-"
Here the speaker was hustled out of the
front door by the undertaken and four of
the pail bearers, and the procession went
away without him. Personally was in
favor of allowing him to go on. knew
that in few minutes he would have
routed into the corpse and tried to re an
innate it with his bitters, and / was anx-
ious to see him do it.-Na1 Adeter.