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II THEISTIC CONCEPTION OF THE
WORLD. An Essay in Opposition to Certain
Tendencies of Modern Thought. BY b. r.
Cocker. D. D., IL ID. Professor OF Mental and
Moral Philosophy in the University Of Michigan.
Crown 8 vo. Cloth. beveled edges. s2.50 New
York: Harper & Bros, Chicago: Jansen.
McClurg & Co.
The Faculty of the University of Michi-
gan seems to the composed of authors,
or at least to contain Il number of them,
of great ability and sound judgment
Several volumes have emanated from
there and they are all first class in every
respect. This ore is no exception to the
rule. The author in his preface to q pro-
vious volume entitled christianity and
Greek Philosophy" amour e ! this VOL TX
under the name Of "Christianity and
Modern Thought" as nearly ready for
publication, but he was constrained to
delay its appearance for u season to await
the elimination among a class of self
styled advanced thinkers" of what they
haYe been pleased to call "the tendency o!
modern thought" In the language of the
author mo extraordinary sagacity was
need to foresce the issue, or to predict
that II must O be reached. The tran
sition has been rnpid from negative
criticism of the Christian religion to direct
assault upon the very foundation of all
religion-the personality and providence
Of God" He quotes from the words of
Strauss and other writer's whose theories !
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The November number of
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY con-
tains the opening chapters of Mr..
Howell's new American Novel,
"Private Theatricals." All per-
sons who subscribe for 1876, and
remit the price ($4.oo) direct to
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and December numbers free of
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N. B.-The list of attractions
for 1876 is remarkably brilliant,
including Longfellow, Lowell,
Holmes, Whittier, Mrs. Kemble,
Mark Twain, and other favorite
writers.
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Adams, Jr., begins his long-expected
series of articles on railroads, with an in
teresting account of some great railroad
accidents. Mrs. Kcmble's "Old Woman's
Gossip" continues its unfailing supply of
curious anecdete, and George Cary Eggles-
ton takes us into the region of historic
"reminiscences in his account of life in the
Old Dominion. The literary essay of the
number treats of Hans Christian Ander-
sens short stories, and is by Horace E.
Scudder, the American translator of An
dersen. Besides these contributions, there
are poems by T. B. Aldrich, Mrs. Thax-
ter, Edgar Fawcett, and G. P. Lathrop /;
and the departments of Music and Edu-
cation are entertaining as well as in
structive.
The Atlantic Monthly for November
makes a brilliant opening with the first
two chapters of Mr.. Howell's new novel,
private Theatricals," the scenery and
persons of which are distinctly American
and very striking. This is followed by
Charles Dudley Warmers cat the Gates
of the East" a tr~avel-sketch, fresh and
full of color, in which sentiment and keen
fun are charmingly blended. Useful in-
formation finds a worthy exponent in
Colonel Warnings final paper on "Sani-
tary Drainage" and this is followed by
the eleventh chapter of Mr.. James's
Frederick Hudson" Charles Francis
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TOLEDO, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, rs.

AoAC1o ~ NJ WV otA u
The meeting that was begun some time
since at the Christian Church is still in
progress, and will continue during the
present week. Bro. Hickey, who is doing
the preaching, is a workman that needeth
not be ashamed, rightly dividing the
Word of Truth. We are constantly re-
minded evening after evening, by the
manifestations of the fact, that the Gospel
when presented In Its primitive simplicity
and purity is the power of God unto sal
walton. to all those who believe it. But
faith by hearing and hearing by the
Word of God: Rom. 10 II. How then shall
they call On him in whom they have not
heard /? And we might add, how shall
they heal who only attend catch penny
shows, and other places of amusement
and rxcimement? But such is the drift
Of the human mind now, and, perhaps
ever will be. But there is q time coming
when the careless, the giddy and the gay,
the unbeliever and disobedient will be
brought tosreahze the t~ruthfulness Of the
scripture that saith, Vengeance is mine
I will repay saith the Lord" d.
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A Second "Farmer's Vacation,
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Col. Waring is now in Europe, visiting,
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. viii attend all
[ calls either day or night. Office in Stiger's
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bodies are strewn for twenty miles
along the bay, and nine.tenths OF the
houses destroyed; send us help for
Gods sake.
Signed, D.. w. Grain,
Dist. Atty.
The following correspondence was
received by business firms, dated
the 18th inst: 1.-THE wind from the
east, veering to the north, on Friday
morning increased to a gale, the water
was waist deep, and every man wo-
man and child was seeking a place OF
safety, and the cream Of the women
and children could be heard in every
direction. The water was six feet
deep in the streets About two
O'Clock on Friday morning the Wind
veered to the northwest and tine
waves became chopped, and houses
were washed away or tumbled to
pieces. Towards morning the wind
began TO lull and the caves were
getting lower, until the wind veered
north, then came up hope until day
light began TO break. and then did
we behold the awful destruction
around, and thanked our God that
we had been saved. Our perilous
condition was nothing compared with
the sufTeringS of our neighbours and
the citizens along the bay. Daylight
revealed a scene that was terrible to
behold. The town could not be rec
ogniZed as the town of the day before,
total ruin was everywhere; people
were seen walking and jumping over
one gulley and another; neighbor
met ueighbor and told their troubles
and fluctuations of the previous
night death and destruction were
nil around us; houses crushed TO the
ground, others were swayed round,
leaning over, the wind finally dying
a, down and the water disappearing
from places in the streets.
The bodies of men, women and
children were found in all directions.
Police and guards were organized,
anu lhtH otdiGu WIS iIuue lDE lIitluS
and relatives. How many have lost
their lives in this fearful storm it is
impossible 10 learn. Up to this hour
sixty OF seventy bodies have been
found and were buried. Women
were found and men also, who had
floatPd off on doors or anything they
could get hold of, miles away, some
beneath their roofs. The escape of 80
many of the citizens is almost mir
aculous. The search is still going on,
and the number of human beings
drowned will never be known, as
there were a large number of stran-
gers in town. We estimate the
number of lives lost ut $50.
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The Celebrated Specialist from
LONDON and NEW YORK,
DR.. G Walker. begs to inform the public that he
has commenced the practice of his profession al
Rooms FIvE AND SIX, GOODS BLOCK, CoRSER OF
SIXTEENTH AND LARIMER STREETS,
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WEDNESDAY. sEPTEM. %, 1875.
The Galveston Neirs ms received

The Galveston Neirs has received
the following from IndianOla:
w are destitute; the town is gone; a
quarter Of the people are dead, and
bodies are strewn for twenty miles
along the bay, and nine.tenths Of the
houses destroyed; send us help for
Gods sake.
Signed, D.. w. Grain,
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every I'd md 4th Wednesday of each month .
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. /, I. o. =. p, meets sverJ
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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RHEUMATIC SUFFERERS

For 50 cents | will send postage paid n
package OF my RHEUMATIC CURE.
cases N. B--This medicine is not for an
outward application, but to be taken inside.
rheumatism Is caused by poisonous matter
In the blood, hence. to cure IL. you must com
mence In the right place outward applicn-
lions may relieve the pain for n while, but
they cannot cure. Address
J II. EGBERT,
Box 1903, Portland, NE.
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Churches.

81. Mark church, Episcopal. Rev. P. ".
billiard rector. STndey prryires. II n. m. and
s y. m. Sunday rchO' after mnrBing service.
Seats free. An persons are CT: daily invited 10
attend.
Roman Catholic. kev. JAS. McGOlrich, Faster.
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church onO'NeiI
street, above Twentieth.
-~PtesbyIeriRn Church, Rev. ]. Y. Couisk.
Pastor. Services Mt IL n. IN. and u. p. m.
Sunday School directly after morning SER
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ming at IN o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. F. Warren. pas
TOR. Preaching every Sabbath Al lila. m.
and I p. m. Sabbath school al Az p. n.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Ths
public are cordially invited to all The services 81
the church.