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ANNUAL MEETINGS.
NOTICE.

Peaks Island Steamboat Go.
yEyHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders OF
IL the Peaks Island Steamboat Company toT the
election of three Directors, and any other business
that may be legally brought before them, will be held
at the Old School House, on Peaks Island on Nun
DAY Evening, Jan. 18th, 1875, at +. Nj. .
Steamer Express will leave the end OF Custom
House Wharf at P. NJ, for the Island. Returning
after the close of the meeting. -
JAMES W. BRACKETT, Clerk:
Portland IAN 4th 1875, ja5dtd
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WANTS..
Wanted.

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ID care of horses, and to make himself generally
useful. Would prefer an opportunity to learn
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Removal.
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
For Sale or to Let.

ANE of the most desirable Lots in the vicinity of
" Portland, containing about II acres situated in
Cape Elizabeth, within one mile from the city. Will
be sold at Bargain, if not sold, will be Let. For
particulars inquire Of JOHN c. Proctor.
motif 90 Exchange Street.
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CtAN make S. to $40 day. it costs nothing to try.
" Call or address j. A. RUSSELL,
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cumberland National Bank.

Portland, Dec. 25, 1874. DIT,
, 1875-11-22
Tho InnYunu LoktorY.

For the information ct parties pfoposaa y
invest Id the Nay4na lot pty, with thu s1rte's'
ton at ds& Mug suLd y TAG tul. O spane do1s
looms. Cub.u apr'espoudaut VI tue Sev "
ioaus P,cayu,n writes ~ follows, II haEa W.
SERVED 10 the columns of tho Pieayatss ~ ~
yertlyement Of tho Havana lotterH ho.'
luR out Tor the tntaeencnt u ticks1
buyers an attractive iss Ut prizea 10 b dfssn
GU tho 2sd Deocnuer rrozltno. anUbusl"G g.
{ausial, IN Ill TO H. ao}Uoj tho spta' p.tIs ~.
ius seo0, ,0Q1. When, howbyer. y prizs hss ossa
drawn, she winner vi tiui that ho |. - ID ps.!
not in gold, bit lu tue neEleciatsu cuIrsng u u
tue country. which Il wurtn. ~ ilaya sai,. oa.!
IL couss nn the dollar. Yuu Will suep perat"
trt the whole Havana iot.osf sob I'm II e,l.
t,,vn.rao 10 eonve,t tho epnparas,ye!Y wos llss
sl,iupIastors Ut tha Rps4iaA Dln4 uIo sls st09
saluab!e ou1soney VI tha Unisel at4.os.
, 1875-11-22


is such God In TBS unl,nrsa, AnJ II lls has
thus tteated hum.plty. 1t is Tor Hun to AK r4f-
dou Of mau. A1d not fur man to bow 70 and sup
rfcAts his Almighty injnrcr. Bal fur t.I1ll
horrlbln nisl.t.nato II tho 'lnty tn, llght nf
modern criticism, coming In to Aw*ken M. a1sss
ns bested es,Apo inlo tho daylight Of roason
AMI trnth,
"We differ from taa rast:.lst. 1t ss.ry point
Our sal !aton is nps taeir sAiYation, OtE
n1etb,da cal,a II ~ thclr pstAo ID. Our tbno ios
AID Yflst va beliavs u to d II fto.s can't be
matc to lire At ,nenido Of their tllso:lea. We be-
teVn tl'o4r aarhlnks ~ NOT inale1 1ata on'7, h't
terncIona necAaa, II stands in sho NAV "
hsaher and batter ono II they os1 tndoctrinate
tho worl1 III tltoff se"s. thov sru siv.ns nien
io'tessitu Of shousht, aud protudtco, anu fa'so-
i1no1 q ncernIng 0od aud man that thay must
int rid OF bsfoso they cAl lolk With olear nnl
open y'Bjun npun The faota Of llfa aud deatfnv.
IL IL nat, thon, matter Of indifference to Ia
uhott1or or not they succeed. We 'stand for
shat will bear tho haHt Of civilization. Wo
stand for tbs niklose mhuh 1o1 aud tho Highest
tIuI a. OF lilo fi,tnyc. And no cannot con-
atttensly Eeep still for tbs eako Of peace. 'Ffek
plro' aud tsuu and 'tbon ps4ceable.' True penre
GIN coma in II, otl,or way. Whila. thcu. wa be-
hsre Mossrt. Moody R,d sAnscy to bo honest
a,ti sncerc. no boiloyo a: tt.e sane tina that
they n,o rrrng,ng and pc vsttng TIM religious
nHtrre snd tho rel. glous life ct those thew iu-
fluencs. and tlt,utgn like so.rAos III Athens,
Ike Jesus IN Jcr,lralen1, liko Savouaroa Iu ri r.
cncc, like Luther iu Worms, we staul up alone,
4 minority Of one In Ito m.tlat OF tho fierce On
thu<f,nm Aad opposition Of tho great Otsh ,dox
agree with them antl-OLrlst nnl tnhdcl; stlll,
sian tip wo mu-t and hold slols pur nlB, on
Which ts iuso,boJ. "GoI, labotsy. li8hs suI
civilization"
, 1875-11-22

ANfAWlE hl"*l EFHk fN
Six yeats ago Nrs. Mnry Ahatt WIS lzlns ia
H. ltle tont on tue edge of town. Her whaA
worldly rntsessleus consisted of t1ls t*pt
straw bod, two or th,te boxce which stssta =
chpi:B aud labie. httlB OF 6yearold g1l
aau two oows aud calves. kho stlj tue SAN
milk Of these two COVE, carry yin4 Il srolpd TOM
With tin pall. aud with tic ri oduo; aud koa
work which ehe did for her ncishbo'n, tippo!s::
od hersolf and Child. 'fheu s4o coala re- u
Of 45 aheaI chs would buy aaothcr talt It
ycar1tng. II IL net oar PuIhose T. traes az
prog1esB up 10 tho pI eaeut tho ninussyi ea'
tas result IL, sue nos, IN loss lhAn sefen JearA
LAS suyelal hundred hea Ut o.ttIo, 4 ans f'f9a.
With nice buildings and improvements. coln:
portable. even Iuxuriant. home. etd. fustesd ol
Carrying milk around by haod, rides lu LeF oTa
carriage. Her daughter IL \ young LADY, sdi.
Gated and sccomoli4hod. To- Jay Mta. Ah.ts
properly iH yalucd It frum sl3.0Jo to s5d.pM
And xAa LAS made It 81! by ho4e1t lndu4;t{ saa
good manAgemen.. Slio has had no oist'1e
hop, s4o noter hUa government cou1faes1st
toll l.eir TO any properly.
, 1875-11-22

PoIisscs-The syhtsxy Ring Crops.

k3nttHl@aA LQHxMkFf a.
WAsA1SoToJ, Nov. I9.-A pliyAta le,ter from
weli.lusurmal citizen Of Now Osleaua giYss q1,tu
eautisa 70 1ousi."@ The Ds rtttss ss'' says -
That thora viii % 40 effort on The part Of
gsomlan. with whlch all psrt.ss but the West
an4 P1aoAbAek utoSd arpese TO be 1t laat ant
'Htad: Il IL pratoscd nowoyet. to lnyesti.4ta
the election Of Wsat 10 bs un,ted 5tatos 8ena.or.
Il IL mated saat there u ample evidence showing
that ho optalusd tic saat illegally.
The Nav Orleaus Whisky Mng, Which ia prob
ably the most formidable orKanlzauon oi tic
KIND eYas kno"ts II thus country, have 10
f.s o1ts91a e,ntol Of .lsi .Is The, pro;
States pi!t11et Judge. yce purall. Tbs name
OF tho ling cAndldAte Aaa not tsanspl1oa ~
yet bus the otgan'zation il qalte sanRutne
!htt Il can haya ~ o"n VAT IN tho a,At.er.
t,gatlng tha Whsaky Ring in New Osie4na
10 dande Secretary nristos to rem 5sa
!hs heyenne Collector Of the FIrs. Dis
ruption ID not distinctly assa1ssd against Mt.
Cochran. Lis o1ouea u pssaed under tbs head
af Whisky lrrcgaIasitles."
but tho most surprising pieoe Of information
10 tla lrtttt " that ax-0oT. Matnoukh wisl oo-
doubuy b. the ne1t regular Aepuolcan Candidate
for QuTstnof. Tue ellaaoea of Marshal parx&Fd
for tha nomination Ata d,stnlased with tho remark
that he 10 ',noTlleto" There IL no other can
alAAke Hofl9 1aootlon!a&. doF. hanoK& HlHAos
10 coma aack 10 The United atatea Hanste, A,d
there Ia al1oaB probability that no xll suc-
cthl.
l'hs crops afa spoken Of ~ euorupua. An lu-
ssanoe - e4tad OIL oha pIantsr Who, on N outlay
OF al7o,Q03 whloa coters tho total ex ,}snse Of
his crop s1o1n tue plow to tbs whsrf*
vii mAks 5000 boRat,eAas df augar,
Which "1t br.ng Lim viz psr hogs4oAd,
aud 7,6o0 bArrala Of molasses, for which be-
will reAllxo xa4 paF bsrscl. Lbs snaterisI lntar.
eAts Of tha 6t&te bare spring up and dourishsd
duft9g She peacefai interval sluos taat Jauu$ry
With the stga OF tropical vegetation, and thera IL
no sssson to anticipate any new disturbance df
tesgns there.
, 1875-11-22
The PARTICIPANTS.

NAMES OF TUE CLERGY ~ ATTENDANCE.
Tns following IL cJmrlole list Of tbe pastct.
patinR olerey: Tho 1T. Rev. Thomas Foley. D.
D.. Blsh. p Administrator Of Cht:aso; tho H.
Rev. P. J. Ryan, D D., Coadjusor bishop OF ST.
Lnuis; The 1t. 1lav. James Gibbons, p. H., Of
.Nchmood, Va. the nav. John Foley. D. D.. OF
baltimore; the lsev. ". Aicsi4uusfof baltimore; !;
the Rey. Father kcuncdE Of Missouri tho Rov
T. N. Mopnsu, tho Roy. 7. ]. Conwav, the nas.
Juhu Molluon, D. D.. tha Rev. p. ". Aiordan.
tie Rev. Johu Watdron, tho Has. Maurice
Donnoy. the Rev. Vinccn. barlytsll. the Rev.
Anthony Wsgh the Hey. +. G. Burke. the Roy.
u. Fau do Lsar, the Kyv. 2. Duttf. the lloy. $.
II. A. Barrett. tile Ilov. ]. Ltyhtner,
the Rev. II. ]. Oorbets, y. j.. the lev. II.
Oskiey. 3. j.. The Rev. John Schultz, 8. j., tha
Row. Hueh .MaRulse. tho Kev. Hruno Ross, the
Rev. Peter Fischer. tho Rev. j. Feuu, ths Rev.
+. CorbIniai,, tito I}v. LII 4srl Fsocllcb, the
Rov. ". Coka. tho Rev. J. MsliIor, Tho Row. j.
DeDyokor. tao Rev. fr. Zmmor, the Rey. Fr.
MAjeroy, The Rey. Fl. FRI achbe,n, Iho Rev. F..
Ham, tho lev. Leandef 6chaet1er. the ntv. Fr.
Depnoth tile Rev. ?. Msckin. tho Rev, john II.
Gruean. the Rev. Thomas I.o,den tho lley. Z.
J. Dnuue the Roy. Jac ,b Cote the How. J. n.
yerl!n, 8. j., the 1lev. Fr. OConnor. tho Kov.
Z. Eagau, Lie itev. L. ]. Batter. y. D.
, 1875-11-22

Many people hAya tho dcsire to know tho ralrs
Of gold I'D silver in bulk. Tbs following ssas-
ment, from rrof. F. l.. EoIlrnog, Bup.roteud.
ent Of the Branch Mint Of this city. may b. r.
l!od on as correct. The 1orness Of Colorado
6oid. and the calculations Of yaluo Of gold aod
ElIyer, arc also glvou. I'll matlor Of o1nslJ-
cradle yalno. and should 30 carefully preserrd
for refeiencp:
One ton {2,000 pounds aYQlrdupols} Of go1
mud bi'vor contains 20. 1GJ troy oances, tn3,
therefore. the value Of d tol, Of pnro e,ld il
SUu2, ,T0).2i, and Of a ton Of silver. sj7,73i.aa
A cubic foot Of pure gold Weighs 1851
pounds avolrdupoIs oubio foot Ut pure sIlftl
weighs 56G. .25 pounds aroir1lupols.
Ii there Is per cent Of gold Or silver In toa
ut ore, it containa ot.6a ounces try Of either 81
these metntB.
The ayerngo fnbncBs Of thu Colorado gold b
78l In l.040, and tic natnral alloy; gull isL
sliyor 209. copper 10, tutli l,0DO.
Tho calculations u tho tusnt arc msle On y.
basis that 10 ounccs OF htaudurd gold. OF s0]
fue fco.n), il worth 33u0. and II ouuces Of 81.
vcr 900 1no tcotn). ls wortu o12.s0.
, 1875-11-22

u
6reefnt Dspdxh to The Ehlsd3o Ty1aAna.
MrHxEArulr. Minn., Nov 21.-Tho second
day's session of h" State Young Mons Chrlstiau
Aasoc,h.ion was 'sago'y attended to-day. Tho
Stats Executive Committee made an exhaustive
report. showing gress progress and prosperity
on the part at the Association. Tho next con-
veuton "a 70 be htld 1t o1sudeld.
NEW YoRK.
NEW York. Nov. 81 bishop Hare, Of Nobrsra,
waa tAacn seriously III tonight 10 tho pulpit
Of tho Church Of Trsnsasnrssion Ind waa
Unable to proceed with lia dscouree.
Tho revfyal meottngs were coutlaued to-day
BY NseIham. tia EvlugeIet.
rABrOHAL.
New YoRR, Nov. 2i.-Th6 'Nov DR.. Btorrs,
who had been oatad to New York church. 10.
day announced h'H lntensioa Of remalnlng With
bin Brooklyn congregation.
, 1875-11-22

hnF1r1fttd tft'.} .foHFn1it Sor. %.
Although it occurred on tho easly morn Of
Apr'l 20. 1871-mose lhso four years aud 3 ha
a9o-the assassination Of tho 1on. SHARON Tyo-
Ja!e Is yot f.osh III tho minds Of tho psople Of
Bprlngaf'd and tlp c!rcgmstanoes s.toudine
tho horrible decd acsreaty nscd recalling. Il may
30 'ha! citepmrtance, a discovery yesteidsy.
Hhloh may Lo oonaldstod by some 40 trid4ng in
Itself. Will ypt prove Hulk lo chain Of cscuna-
ssaucos which eha!l make psio what for up.
wards Of four and \ hall yosrs Aas baeu oapsld-
ercd IN tho light Of mystery; m.y yet reveal
Ahe murderer Of the lanensed Tyudale aud tle
iuceutise to Tho orimo. ;.
When tho holy Of III. Trndale vas found. on
Saturday naaraIog, April q. 1871, tAosa lsy b.
s!de Il . Dor1ingss pistol, = qingle-bar1elqa
weapon, tbs barrel eeatcply mora than inches
in leugsh Tho body, 1t will be remembered, mss
faund on West Adams street. Immediately weat.
or rather uear tue front, Of Lamn's foup-
dry, and just north Ok tho coal-blp.
From thls poiut veat thote WAS
street, leading 10 bfs pate, and over this slds-
walk btF. Trndale walked to moot bis doom Wo
sar, "There vas sidewalk. aud It is' the re-
1piova, Of tblt Sidewalk, yesterday, va Nit its
scaao.a' DISCLOSED, tnat gives oceas.ou for rooai-
spot, With reference to the possible beanpg It
may l,ave on that uystcty.
4 gang OF, f,6tiect.SnpoEyisor Doyies n1en. 10
fatooyt1B the sidewalk Yesterday, found uu4at.
ueath = DerEiugcr pIstol OF tho samo atylo sad
slza a. that abosc descr. found IT peslls the
lying by thu sioo Of tho murdered TyndRla. TAe
pistol had NJ charge IN II. aud, tho1&h anito
ruaty from tts Iona colceslmsnk, vaa Otherwise In
good eood!tiop: Ihs walk sens.allv, betueen ths
Tyadaia place, w.s il ! diEp:dstei eondItaoa,
honco she necessity toy its ren, avail. The pl*to.
Was fodnd "uldef . board, nearly la tue csiatro,
and near Z Fss emall glAs assk Of poxdsr,
Tho pistol ID 10 tho bosaession Of ssu,-
ual Hunt the workman rhp found It,
We ae.a unable to ls4rn who has the one
found oY tho body of tho Murdered mau, but
So@ ,ts o. dhssstpo1 of = rsse1hsa :be
mAte Of tho QUO touna YtAteriAr, and, II it IL in
lossesslon of tIe otGeeFs ot tho ias, t
aAoull be pro1ucod for tho purpos9 OF
.Sana e. .s i As soDasaa aGs ss
t@een that found yesterday knd the assisstu IL
cumplata, aud you'd sngRets tho rnaoEy shat tho
wespoo4 wore possibly concealed uudsr ths
wAlk. IN advance Of tho murder. By somo confed-
esa's Of ~ thy .ss'ss'n' "ao ony r'sd ta' qua y
III d"d.ns q the pl..o, .lso sqr1s. to een-
meet 1t w,tt tue story Of Z spsin1dsll convict III
the I'anltsnslasY. WHO a6erad 70 dIselo.u what
lie cls,lnea 20 knoy qf sHs mpsdsfoa. decd on
among his assertion. wts oae thAt 10 spa"
@Lsts Tho pistol with wLiah the decd va com
mltted wa, And th4t It was concealed ''not
m4nv blocks Away" from tbe plaoa Of Tho
IL al sypnts, tho nndipR ot Tho pistol. yester-.
dag; IL i subject OF sHrtGe{ coajeotufe connectsd
Wl,h lha mystery Of ths 19paals assassination.
md pursued uaayr'tauae slons oan teli.~fasaish
alas leAdins = mora Important asye!opnsnts,
, 1875-11-22
FARWELL.HALL SERVICES.

nn- Dttss' slEdiSo AND In+ 1Acoba REMARKS.
Tue Sundav eveaing meeting At FAr*ell Halt
10. sIv .t,ende1. N1r, n. F. Jacobs acted ss
W. n MI. .o,,1,,,ad IN. .tb,.
'eAao4 auo -. -. ~, n,.a.r 1.ai.s "a
tna. sesiaseq oV cholr u At''on 'Aato' :tso
Rehi1onen. Tho exercises wefo openeo W a1F.
Jacobs. vino gave ont the hymn:
I lo,e to .cll ths story,
Au.r ,hs singing Mr. jacobs road = portion OF
A''e, .no s4ts - ~
tho olRath enap'eF OF Aete.
Mr. 7. +. Blss followed "1th p!ayeFs ahklng
that many haaI Ia present and IN The CITY might
h. com forted With ,ha bono Of salvation,
~ MI. t,,., ..,a ,,,s 1,v,oc he.;,r,no.
III: p'ee 'nsn oA"a s.o -, ~, ~, -.
kno" mol the hoaf ancn M Lota wall CONF
Tha s1nEiug Of this beautiful! hymn was very
effective. The ciois ]oinibS III tna chorus. ~,
.8ayatAl othnf eonps "are Then el'ehs ~.
JAG lbA expla,nns tlIae u Lay pleased uod lately
10 oleaa tue pcop..o greatly through rue ehEih8,
as we'll as through tho pfcaeh.ng' Of the tf1tb'
Tue leader read request tor prayers Tor 4
dying man N tha CITY, "hose noal vas III
jeopardy. lie ol1ered q prayor 10 accordance
witn the request. Ao shen eaa!ea we sts9.Hoe
Of the a1ldlence to pnioso ID LILO Iesaoa Of TIC
eyen'nE a..
! D. Have IN 1esna Chr's1' mo don Ok ooo'-.aen'
e't IL ". .ia n, 1..,h. ,,,,,.,..d
tnnse .sM "o.u0. s~I Hhu...,s,,t" ~ .ast;4
tno "nu'o 5t. s5e' " ~, ns,,,,,,,,+a - i.
1lolY ~ uohas Ro1ps. ~. vi i-,.t r. 81 - h,o,
unn! Ee' y. sG1a' - ~ H.. d.,
y! Suno ua ~ .,.,'s " oo ~ s''p w, ~ No.
9I uoo. a19 oae'eu ~ ~ aI - IT,. ~ e .na.s,. ~
ale ~ 4 caHen H. se %. u ~ a,r,t, al sspo,tsi
NOTE mn!sn 40 W. ~ w ,, ~ ts, ,.'o ,a1.
, 1875-11-22
oiontusty unravelpG the in,ftory for slight
'r c.ew las oftcu rroson tuat 'lnugdLr vii
I,tff "


THE HEHpHl3 CONVENTION.
MEMrnls. TeuN" Nov. 2o.--Tho Southern
Pacl0o EAlroad Convention 1eassstnole1 Al 10
o'cio * this n,orplng and con .,le,ntl II OF the
tei OFT OF the Comm ttco on lsosotutlons WIS re.
runs1. Ths .eA~tut,ou 10 add tie usn,e OF ST.
Lons to ho litt cau1so io' . d'ssu@.i ion. witch
wns finally brought 10 4 oioss b. tho sdopsion u
feholntion offered by The Hon. t,u.tayns
Henry, ret'inR filth that tle omitsi II OF it.
onls a. no' doIa in tho HplrIt OF o. position OF
bpstll!ty t., tlht city. which sas aJo;'tod. Tho
ronois OF tbs Committed was then adopted.
Iha usual vote Uf.thauks vas then rotutncd,
md Gov. Maroha briefly returned thanks
ioI tho lonor shown 10 h1n iu SOLICITING
1'Im ~ tho EbsitInAp, and said tnae
ho would Announce, Ia tho morning parore. tim
Executive C"tamlttcn provided for IN lilo rst3-
'ntlon 70 carry out tho ob1eotB Of Tho Lou-
sentlnn.
on mo.ion Of ex-Judgo srcclarc. Of Atk-nsAs.
Tho Con, ebtion, At ncou. adt ulnrd ainc die. 1ts
do 9berat'ons throughout werp characterised bs
harnony and rood.wlfi, mud lis fricnis u1o san
suino OF 20 d r~aults.
Ez~tov. hlhgniI n. Chairman nf tho Convcn.
ton io.ttehl m.to tho following appointment
Of tho permanent Execntiyo Committee provided
for In tho Frsolntion eloptod 10 which l.a oNn
nerrio WIS to IN added tv yoto nj tho Conycu-
tin Henry u. Smith, ]. Pottlt.F. y. Davis, G.
n. hlCGhce. TENNESSEE: John II. Adams. j. r.
pockeIy, N. p. Curry. Arkansas; W, =. IIavcn.
L0l'rlnun ; 8. i. Davis. Onto; N. II. ltars g.
slfat1bsiEpl: Tho headquarters OF tic COMMITTED
Mili be in Momphia,
, 1875-11-22
OTHER RELIGIOUS SERVICES


srn,sos ~ T"v nry m rVrnrs
n,,. v.s. n...,., " ,,,,n's,. -, ~ rr.a,tan ,o.,,..
Tuc First bhphet Chu'en OF Esanstoo, loeateo
On the coraos OF Lake Bsto:t aud Chicago arc
nue, waH formally dodicttad yesterday. Tle
Architecture Of ,ho s.,uct re has s1.saly teen
,.,,. """sa,,,.,,n ~, - so,,,.. .,, wm,'. 49,
tu''J ooHs'to"4 :" '"oee oo1"a' A"A o'Nsl .,'s
Aead lhese ia hothib8 70 suo e1eeps 10 say EHas
Evanston feel1 proud Of IT, and that tho Dlpksta
uov claim 10 layo tho bcsk. III 3ugh mol tho
,o.,,,., .J,.,.h .;in,, i, t,,, t,rr
Larry IN the morning tue lad'ca Of tue church
woro engaged In the work OF orhanentstlon and
decoration, preparatory 10 tho dedicatoty rice.
AraInnds "a ~ I,ov,rs n, i bcon uroylaad f,rt,a
..rn,nn,,s ,,r aMan ~ H., c,., an. ,s ,n,',ss
sefeuon5 o5 h'.e"' u ao'e o.'' hoo 'oo 'aoaee
appcared to emily the task OF arranging taem.
Whou their wolk wa, completed on either side Of
tbe ,ulnft were ta.tuy arranged uroups OF Hou-
~. ,ul ,,,,,aa,.lNx in tr,,, . nv, .r,5 o..
20 n"a ~ MIo4la'a'y - ,ss E .'.,'
oloctcd. wLile tue nnlpit it"elt WA adorned With
Vf' teoasna q behutf auo nulsa " tuo uvle
eceEe: ino minlatnte towela "a tne seae pI tuo
pup eu ~ tson, y .e ,ed iHes VIZ, sus
Eau "t1e hu. n''1nteA "ta tanos a"o1 m'.a ~ wa
hoase. Hhllo tse sW'n!u9 ~ "as s!.a.'t!na
aoaes tneE siuen. typ'eal VI tue nnaslou .ou
zsas o. tne eoeaetv 10 itsiso'y e@Peooeo III 'ao
rearing oi tue eh1lfo edauee.
w!thsland!oR tls Bitterness o1 % tao "eathss: tn1
anu!lo1ium Aha oens1!y pacaeo VIII ~. ~ tn.si''
feuce anq eu4tHe q! tna 'o*u. ~ NY Gpp4mu ~.
aloua 9alasey Was atso Gautoeeapiy n.tens tna
service Nah otonoa Hlth Vo'un,aty " tuo
eaolf whon Net hnelY raAaoreat la1s "as 1o.'
.oHea n5 81 oaEaoa. elo}.Gns PtayeI " lne -
to6Mea pantott tno nas. T. ~. oGepFot " ~ waiGp ~
every 4eaa vas bowed. Tue Aey. uf. ". ".
Esetss. oE thts CITY, tulo"cd H!ta tAa ooolrato4y
aeFuoa. releetnI - hta text;
The Lord hstb trsrarel iss taro1a 10 tho He.rsns;
aud Hts kin9doh Falota over l.-F4iins' e''', ~
lie said that hss ts1t tAii1ht tutea Et4ua aoo'
trlueb: tiet, universal Eots6 OF !sS 4oo'
old the axlstaco of aup:atn3 n:elilye,ce ~
ltu VI holacr of tue Law; aho. 14lld tIs exist
cuce VI tuorai guterkor.
II Ess lmpass.t4e Y s'sde tue lar, bo,suso II
its uulye1ualitY. 1t has f,Iud III tue auimAl
Elnglutl, IN Ill tue l0rcss ol Nature III tAe gAts
Isu. ta's tie.d. everywhere. TO destroy tue Tow
or you broke ahe Law and destrosdd tue RaAisu,
sud chemistry tRrs thst 10 Charge ton eements
would uet uio hat'soa on ire. Ot!eF WA
nsturl tart u hfe, aud ~ humole Illustration
was FUND ~ tue hIAna toheps OF tue ra1!WAyS OF
tue country, uni in oomm.ree. y was tbs very
slplabtt Of al kuowledKe, tho drat elouont Of
u !osapbj. and tho foundation Vi ali raI0ns
pt.Icip Gu.
1he f4ct that such universal !aH e1.ated WAu
pfoo1 Ut tue socena uocttlne. damqnstrAtp8 q
satrsmaoy someW4sra-a supfono tate'i!rouoe'
Tie dact.tne was self.evldent. Tae dalicate
lnscillhesy which rss deyeIop.uR tha induat'y Of
| tne lsua ass ~ proof. WaIch:a tt'1 not grow 90
.ieos. aud so.entIHts. 10 sbait ofoFta 70 eacAPo
.no M an!vertA reign u law. 'sefa tntced tac4 70
, 1875-11-22

Fr5m thu morning collection oYer $.1.oo1 was
realized. many Of tho Cot. nb.torA csinc.na q
eoif-d0nial teGom fuuud. Bome OF tho more
ued tne,r uauks iuto tho golfers Uf thnir future
house Of worship.
ln the AFTERNOON . uuion Of Tho sAh1ath-
schools Of tito town was held iu tho chlrol.
"btch crowded It to ropletiou. Tho exercises
addresses weso daiiveroa Is relieve ,i,e monet
uny. THO ssry,cs4 wore hlgAiY INTO. estinE
throughout aud at th, close It was funud TINT
slso cnutch debt had boon still fu1the do
creased,
1u tAe evening tho Rev. Or. Eorthup. OF this
city. preaeuel TO a large conesrgati1n. The
cnutcAes ot the CITY, with Gus EXCEPTION, sas-
rsndod .I,eir usual ereroia.s sod itnitea In tho
conrtcuon Of tho dedicanon. A handsome sum
VAS Subscribed a. the sarsloo, aud tnn church
cosed practically out Of debt, after most agree.
ao1o soason of fellowship and brushesly comlnc-
uiOu
, 1875-11-22

Ntfhnqkun {fa,) N4@kfys. -,..,.
Yesterdav mo. mug VA butphers boz si4vas
snro Hts. Mcdb,lels kltfLsu, whl,h ~ alqs
shs l!yes out IN Houpdasf alrset. .ud tbte.s .a,
couple VI pounda Of aauaagas. ilaxsa n"essnsys. y.
.onR oFawn out ana tel r0xat4sr. o. ~ tap'a
turs Of iss iho,n ~ s.s.ets. Scrambled Up en "
ot .po.hs isD!e, snd sp.t, auu yo''ed. ~ =
epoMled- and bowed up its back. aut "sssa ;i. II
s4oleu tai, aud olAssd the atr. ~ tas VII IN
RtatiuR wildly n taoso sausage.. Aud ~ -,
retused to 60 co.nloatal or paoItet 10 H. 1oaa
tuose sausages Gemaiuel III tue lu"En ina -"
AFFAIR cast . gloom over the eosre o1mmanlU
, 1875-11-22
lTHE UNION tEA{uE.

WABH1Soros. D. G., Nov. 21.-fn The Uo,,,
League Of America meeting at pAl!ado1phi,, Tia
10th. unanimous opLuton waa exrres ed IA
favor Of = complete reorganization and II
amendment Of It's constitution and ritual ia
adapt them to lhe Lying, fssues Of tho day. i
man, and Thomaa g. Dsher Secretary, has beto
addressed 70 tho members Of tho League ia
which tho assertion Is made that tho comn:n
sclaools are tn danger, and a call for salr d
their uefeuse ia made. -
, 1875-11-22
4 N can 8css

y,,.,rd,v fortnoou ! Wv seedY chap jnmre.
,n,o thy lisor foot of Tl.Fa slruss W. ~ ~
pulled out 10 three Of fur minutes hoh" ..'I ~
worse tor hls hsth. 1ha crowd se.t:sfs', ~, dr..
after few uiuutes, Wien lie sst in 1he eau W.
ing his clothes, haok"an ~ s;tsa
aTh4s ID % towb, this 1n't."' replied tas 10 Va
grant .iaYstn blu nose. Tvs 1umpad ~
tns r1tf s Toledo .ad I'D nofsa at*y p'o ~
me 10 dfpkH