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one incapable of understanding him. And
as Old Mortality kept the moses from hid
ing the inscriptions on the tombs he cared
for. so it is needed that some should not al
low the fungus growth on honored names.
Carson did reach home. And bis wife did
feel the shock he had so hoped to soften to
her; she even felt it so much that she died.
Then Carson's friends at the fort made him
come to stay where they and the surgeon of
the post might do all they could to lessen his
suffering. And so, surrounded by his friends,
and love and honor, his end came.
His wife was one of the good New Mexi.
can Spanish families, and their children be-
long with the most respectable and wealthy
old settlers there, although Carson's post as
Indian Superintendent left him no richer
than when he was only guide and hunter
Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont, IN New York
Ledger.
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of the school which Luther attended when a
boy, at Eisenach. This wise teacher always
raised his cap to his pupils, when he entered
the schoolroom; and when asked why he did
so, he replied: "There are among these boys
men of whom God will one day make burgo.
masters, chancellOrs, doctors, and magis-
trates. Although you do not yet see them
with the badges of their dignity, it is right
that you should treat them with respect
Christian IatelHgencer.
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rated cork, and down into bottle filled with
water. In the water is little wood. char
coal, which prevents it from becoming i'm
pure. The cork is crowded into the mouth
of the bottle as closely as possible, and then
covered with sealing-wax around the stalk,
80 as to close the bottle, water and air.tight.
The bottles are then placed upon tables or
shelves in dry chamber, in which the tenn
perature never falls below the freezing
point. The bottles are supported in any
convenient way, SO as to prevent their being
tipped over by the weight of the clusters, and
are placed at such intervals that the punches
do not come in contact with each other
The punches must be, from time to time,
carefully examined, and such single grapes
as show symptoms of spelling must be re-
moved.
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CROOKED HABITs.-While shaking hands
with an old man the other day, we noticed
that some of his fingers were quite bent IN
ward, and he had not the power of straight
ening them. Abiding to this fact, ne said :
"In these crooked fingers there is good
text for talk to children. For over fifty
years I used to drive a stage, and these bent
fingers show the effect of holding the reins
for so many years.
This is the text. Is it not suggestive
one e? Does it not teach US how oft repeat
ed acts become habit, which, once acquired,
remains generally through life?
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IT HAS BEEN ESTIMATED that of $4,000,
900 women in America, 100000 wear
calico dresses more or less; that the spirit
of economy has during the past year, in.
duced them to forego one dress apiece from
their outlay; that the average calico dress
contains eleven yards, and that, consequent
ly, there has been loss to the trade by
the retrenchment of 100000 yards
This is nearly the entire product of all the
mills of Massachusetts for year.
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Train leaving Richmond at $50 M, runs daily
Sunday excepted stopping at all regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond at 80 M runs daily,
stopping at all regular stations west of Allegheny.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor.
louisville and all intermediate stations daily lex
cept Sunday at 4:3O P. M.
Pullman sleeping. car runs on 9:10 P. NJ train be
tween Richmond and White Sulphur.
For through tickets, rates, and information, apply
at 1926 Main street, or at the companys office, Broad
street near Sixteenth.
CONWAY R. HOWARD,
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NOAH

Ministers who have labored hard, and
think they have received but little visible re-
ward, may take comfort from Mr. Moody's
study of Noah. He had never thought
much of the lessons of the life of this patri-
arch. till his attention was called to the sub
iect by friend:
"After he went out, took down the BIZ
bic and began to read about Noah, and it
began to steal over me- Here is Noah, he
never got convert for hundred years out
of his own family, and he never got discour-
aged, or if he did, he did not tell any body.
I got up, 1 went down town, went to the
next prayer meeting, and man got up and
said, My friend, l am lost; l wish you to
pray for me- I thought what would Noah
have given for that Then there was man
right opposite to me, who came up from a
little town in Illinois, and he said that the
Sunday before he had taken hundred new
converts in his church. said, what would
Noah have given to hear that A hundred
new converts in that little town Then |
looked over the meeting-and there were
several hundreds come together at twelve
o clock in the day-and said, 4 wonder
what would Noah have give to have had an
audience at prayer meeting of that sort;
but he went on one hundred and twenty
years, and never saw such sight l said
to myself, Il never will get discouraged
again, and if l do will think of Noah
Noah was of good. courage, and we find that
every man in the Bible that God has used
has been man of courage, man of iron
heart, ready to do anything that God want
ed him to do"
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until all these improvements are completed
can it be seen whether the men of Germany
prefer government lots on the Bismarck plan
to the advantages obtained under the home
stead law of the United States. One thing
is certain, that at the present time the sale
of imperial lots in Germany is not brisk
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form in the work of the Church You may
excuse yourself properly from one kind of de-
monstration, and another, and another; but
something you can do, and such as you have
you must Pacific.
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LESSON XVII.

BY REV. JAMES B. RAMSEY, D. D.
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Questions on Old Testament History.
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RETURN OF JACoB-DEATH OF ISAAC.
Chaps. XIII, XVI.
, 1875-03-19
VIEWS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
EAlA rkAY,

10 tht Editor Of 1hs Chicago Tribune:
Cn1oAao, March l3-From tisuo to time, tlcre
have 1ppcared In tho daily paposa hanary ro-
marks, by tho reporters OF tho Tlllon suit for
damages, to the ef1ocs that Doeches' lawyers arc
oudoayoring to rayerHe mattors, and to place Til
ton OH trial rather thpn to clear Decchcr. And
thls morning you have 3 long carofuly.written
ctltoriat to tho aaMe oIect,-the evident result
III not inteutIon) being to oause tho careieaa
public to bolioye that 3tr. Beacher cannot DO
cleared, and that, In order to divert attention
from tho muddy akIIs Of Boeehor, 1t IL necessary
to throw dirt over Tltou:
Now, thls IL not dlgniAed course for high
toued Journal to pursue. Deochos iB not on
trial. 1'ton IL uot on trial. The suit Is for
4lCU 200 damages. Ihis IL big figure, eveu for
plymouth Church, aud EsaEts i Go. are just!-
ted in trying to show that Iiltoa has no 'leRai
claim for such suu, II, In proving that H.
tons e100, U1U suffenuAs wero caused by tla ON
folly. aud nos by nseche1s tufamy, 1t IL necesua-
| ~ to submit evidence which reflects little OH
| Tlltons character, Iilton aone is responsible /;
for. by tho very act Of instttutlng Ills suit, he
! directly challenged e!l this drt,shrowtug.
/ Borides. II should DO remembered that the
question Of Beechcr'a Kuilt IL 4 dead tissue. Al!
| tho eyideuee Of bin guilt is already Ii, aud Tho
public bare long slnoo taken hldos pso aud con,
| Tbs only thing now left for tho lawyers to
sguabblo ovat IL tho amount Of damages, II any,
, 1875-03-19

Tho wisconsin unttnr&aus.
Special Dlsua.eh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
EVANSVILLE, Wis, March 18.-A large audience
gathered at the Unitarian Confozenoo last oven-
lug, the seats bclug vol! filled. Tho muso, by
Dowos's City Daud and tho choir, WAS OF = luigi.
order. DR.. Kerr, OF Rockford. without doak or
noto, hold tho audience in wrupt attention In d
discourse Of 1a1o snsl!ty and depth. but Of which
1t Ia hard 10 giro synopsis. Ills than,e WAS,
H.Tho Ood With whom wo should concern OUT
solyca," 4 God Of tho just, or God that reveals
himself in the ccccutrIc and tho abnormal, III
tagontptio to tbs higher tnteroat OF tho soul.
Not so Will, the God that il the moving power OF
tho present, aud who establishes tho pillars OF
the universe OH common sense
Tbs Doctor ia . gifted speaker, Stands en-
ttroy Independent Ut a!l denom!uAtional lines,
and epoaks 10 one Of tho largest audiences In
tho West.
During tho night, delegates, who had tramp
ed over Bnow-drit!s. Rsriyed from sparta, MIL
wankee, Whitewater. md Jptferaut., mud tho ses-
Biun toKnu with good httcndunce.
At 10 o'clock =. u. tho delayed Secretary, Mr..
Fjshpg, road his paper On "Hect w. Beotarlan,"
forcibly showing that while sectH arc inevitable,
willie mon are talltble aud 80ekera Of the Bptslt,
seelarIanlyn IL uuequiyocally curse.
Mr, Kerr, Herbert, aud Harstngtoa, fEom which
It MAS plain that these gentlemen hnd no 1ispo-
titon to trammel themselves A4ow With tloa or
eeetariau shibboleth.
Ii il a. N. 10 sL!s paper on "1ufslllblrty "
, 1875-03-19

waa rnnd by tho Row. W. Z. Tors, OF 1e,rcrvo,.
l,o tnktnB tho position TINT tlis ;us,. ,;n1."t.
NJ givon tn Tho Church was bm,s.'I; b'vsoH
MID erat,rinR lliH asltlraHa waa tl,seu.s"i' u.
Bono engtli by various members. "o'' NJ
III tho aftarnocn tho lsov. W, II. Hncn,or =,
Hrartn delivered MI asldresa on tho = "Antia..it ~
n!"l Genius Of Man." whe, was vory abicl n,s
o thonght msn Ind inhabited tho oa,tl, fnp oe.
G,tnD years. and traced tan'a history ta,ou1"5ls.
Mrs. larty, Of Do!ost. Wis, made fcv -
Inarks On tho coming church, saying Bo wna -"
abto to give its name, hit thonpLii' ~. ~.
trlo Christian llfe WAS to 1iyo for hnanf,tssa In
Wnnali ial nat enough to nay In our cturci,ess'
a1l sho huped this would not ho tho caso ninssss.
Tho nev. II. Il. Norbert delivered yorv ,naS5t'
osting address on 'Cheap nelgion" wI,ici, n.. wa.
one Of tho bcst set delivered, and kept tic a,,
enre constantly amused. "'o'"
Tho meotfngs liavo been largely attended. T,,,
Conference coeca Tonight with MI atlrora T." ~.
Dr. Whitcomb, Of St. Louis. -
, 1875-03-19


n tht E.liitr of The Chicdao 7'r,anat.
Cn1cAuo. Mnrch 15.--Tho morn1lty-madc se-
tiuctlvc by tho sentimental rhetoric Ut tho ecnsa-
tionai clergy-thht IL 40 insidously Inolding and
guiding the religion Of this gildotl age, intro
tiucing now and liberal code Of othtcs thai &C.
ducca Ito noophytos to look ut sin through tho
wrong enl OF a lorpnctto. may be m ''ntcl-
lect,tal advance upon tho somewhat dry aud
sscrn orthodoxy Of tho Pilgrim Fathers, but II Is
/ snl and pisiabIc departure from true moral
boauty.
Tho "dnz2ling intellectually Of the ono rcsta
upon the sottcnn!lions Of Brooklyn 'pIymouth;'
tho moral grandeur Of the other has Its founta-
ton t,pon old plymouth 1lock. Tho prayers Of
the one arc tho Friday evening chats" of
rhetoric, sentiment, and religion, with faulil-
tas aud oyer ein-contloniny God; tho prayers Of
Tito other arc osrncst sMrrlicatoi1s to nj! a6e-
Inspiring. en-pnninlltng, Int erer tnht nnd nor-
ciful Deity. Tha one IL n religion OF aenantton,
plnyiuE nron tho enlasio,,s: the othor simple,
unchanglng faith in the Justice aud mercy Of
God.
Tl,e rcna!!a from tho one arc i'll.
tiaEly Illustrated IN those iniscfas,c phases Of
human nature now neirg r,1,'s1IleS rrobca bed
over h,1ka amid tioHo seductive theoricA
that try to iitruso universal charity with tho
wages Of nin.-concoaling NTH gltitorlng rhetoric
tho warntog OF our Pilgrim Fathers' that "lho
wages Of Bin ls doath."
iii tho celebrated pastor Of the Brooklyn
plymouth" Ecco Homo tho genius Of = ecl..:
sat,anal clerHy,-tlio n0dcr OF an en1ottonal
la!ty,.-n waulcTnr from tho ortholox fnttll,-n
dangerous tcn,p:or into tho sentimental wantes
thai he apralls us. May his sl,adow grow loss!
, 1875-03-19

another. never said 10 any Of the rncu,bnrs Of
that Committee that pcochor did not wnnt tlo
charges prasohtou. Tho conclnRlon OF thia
Wobt eod mo i.e did not 90 to aee Tilton nbout
t leun cl,nrgcs. as lle oushs to tasc dono ns 4
church member. There wero nlso aonie OF
lilo Witnesses whom lie did not:go to SEQ. Thta
wna otic reason why thought tho oherges irreg-
,llnr. / do not know that he Ind not talked to
Mrs. Dra;1ehaw, Andrew Bradshaw. or tho Hoy.
Mr. Taylor ahout tho second specification In tho
charges. 1 always urged TINT Ti'ton'a name
stteil be dropped from the rolls Of the church,
iut consider himsoIf an.
The Court all llipur1tetl.
, 1875-03-19
The prussian Dict Adopts the Main
Features Of tho ECClesias-
iiCal Dill.
Tho French Assembly Votes to
Continue tho Session at
Varseilles.
Muc|, Jam and Excitement Attending the
Moody-Sankcy Meetings.
Letter from John Bright on
Mitchell aud IIUrnc-Islllo.
GERMANY.

THE EcCLEslAGrIcAL n1iI.
l}ElsLtH. March 1S.-ln lilo LandtaR to-day tho
main clauses III tho bill Withdrawing staso
ErAhts from Itolnan Catholic Bishops wore passed
by all overwhelming majority. An ulsramo1-
tauo member, unlid loud protosts, rcal tho
1npnl ot,cyclicnL. rrince Bismarck took part liz
tho discussion. IIo i,ssiBtod tint 1t ras tito I'M,
pctas!ve duty ot tho State not to pay fonluutors
Of ins,lEroction.
THE EcULIHfA8TTeAI. ntI1.s
1,E,,L!H. March, l4.--1n consequence Of tho pc
ttion Of the Archbishop OF Cologne to tho Ia1,d-
which glyes tho peopo participation In tho con-
troll OF the local church proport tho Government
has lad the bill ALTERED 80 al to givo pficatH Of
any church staro iu tho administration Of such
chttrcll.
, 1875-03-19
FRANCE.


rAn1a, 3inrcl 1B.-In tho Assembly to-day, n
motion to adjourn March ~, until hfay t, was
adopted, and proyision made for tho appoint
lnont Of a permanent committee Of twenty-five
Deputies to sit during tho reccas.
4 nio.ioi that tho Senate hold Its HcsHIonn in
Versailles wNa debAtoil. N. Drieson, Radical,
1ue1nler for tho Department Of tho Scino, tnato
4 strong appeal tor tho restoration or larls to
its p,.itinn Al tho Capital Of Franco, but tho
muton was adopted by voto Of 317 ycas to 002
lsa.h.
lho proposition 10 suspend supplementary
elections to I'LL vacancies III tho Assembly waB
introduced aud referred to Committee.
Tile Ministers declined to express their ytows
on tho question OF dissolution.
Con- Cahrara. aftor holding d long conference
with tho Spanish Ambassador, has gono to Lay
uillle.
, 1875-03-19

6FiGEH FEOM GEN. SHERIDAN.
To Brig. tens. Atfred Terry, 81. Paul.
Mini, ard +. o. c. Ord Omaha, .feo.:
Should t!so companies now organizing at bIonx
CITY ard yat,Eton trespass on lilo Sioux Indian
reservation. you aro hereby directed to ase tho
forco at your command to burn tho wagon trains,
destroy Ito outfit, and arrost tho leaders, conln
Ing them It tho nearest military post In tho
1tdian octntty. Should they snccced tn reach
ir,R tho interior, you aro directed to eaul such
4orce Of cavalry III pursuit ~ wll accomplish tho
purpose hbuye nRn,od.
should Congress open up tho country for act
tleuort by cxtinguintliug the trcaty-righsR 6f
tho Indians, tho Undersigned will give cordial
support 10 the bet,lsmrnt vi thc plack Hills.
lSlrpeu) L. II. SHERIDAN,
Leutcnatt- -t9oneral,
BY com,uat,tI Of Licut.- .-Geu. Sheridan:
Il. e. Drum,
Assistant Adjttuat.t General.
, 1875-03-19

THE PUNITIVE AIEUNEU.
LospnN, March 1D-B 4. m.-The Spanish
Government has requested Austria not to per-
init Don Alfonso TO reside tu !A,strihn tcrrtosy.
Amoug tho crimes Of which lo ia accused, and
oil which BpnIn basts her deuaud OIL Daray!a for
his oxtraditIun, hro murder, Asnoli, and rape.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times tele-
grains that Gen. Cabrera holds letters from
aolIie OF tho highest officials In thu Carlist army,
approving Ut tho oonrse lie haa taken. A Legiti-
mist journal OF Paris aHserts that Fronchman
named herman, etlitor ot tho Carllst otllclul
journul, hhs bcen captured by tho Alfonhfsts,
0ad ehut,
, 1875-03-19
OHIO.
UJLL.H i'AH.iEp,

CoLuMncs, o., March 1S.-ln tho Honso to-
day, bills weEc passcd to e1tond the provisions
Of tho 6amo LAWS 10 meadow larky. killtleor, and
squirrels; to authosizo Township Trustees to
mike ind enforce health ordt1ancesi to author
izo tho Governor to np.'ont tlsco rersonB to
certify and raviso tho general lnws Of Ohio,
their Hervlccp.
, 1875-03-19
INDIANA E0,1oRs ON 4 SPREE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Mtrch 1B.-The Iudlaua ed
itos ial excursiou-party visited tho Cotton Ex-
change aud other poiuts OF interust in tls city
.his morning, and loft at noon for Now Orleans,
via yicksblsg. They arc in excellout health.
aud delighted with tho spsiuS weather.
, 1875-03-19

Which Tilson may receive: md. in tl!o oycs @ o. OF
any jury, lhia amount will to very ,'atetalsy A.
footed ~ tho amount Ut injury l.o has rcsrifru
At tho hanis Of Beoehcr. Fiat Illtoii mas t,at,
wle;:i TIton or l,ecci,cr in rcsponhihls. ia tho
vory point to 10 t,eter,n'nctl. II Titon Ind !"
right 10 show tint it WAS Boccllera dofugs snre-
" Doooher Inns an olual right to show that tho
nf Tiltou's mo1o III ilfo. AL tostlmony, tliote
fore. bcuriug ulam IIlton'a laisuna iunst f'o
s,tctly competent, II tho cnso ia cnnsucsea nrou
tho principles Of FAIR FLAf.
, 1875-03-19

TROOPS GOING FORWARD.
.rrtsial Lntpstch to The Chfcapo Tribune.
Soutn Drsp. Ind, lfarct ia npociaa train
conyoyiug United Atntos troops Wost paaBcd
through hoso to-day. They are said to be oztlor-
cd to tho Black Hills 6uasd.