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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-09-30

use md ever family should have lieia 49,
iei the,f protection AMI relief "neh ths stf
Long experience E3e prov 81 Uetl ~ ~ y, s.sfsa
est, sHrGat, and best 81 All tbe rus Wa ~ IA
inc market ahpNnas Ey tAHaf eees WI. IN NJ
ue bioct j. purified, tic e5rta1 tor" a.,{ he
TEN expelled, distractions retaaFeiY ~ ,.fg
whole machinery Of life Te<t9re,' 20 - .it,grst
ctiEltf, Internal organs which hr''i. III M
and sluggish are clean sed by Iyef -. a'sssess
stimulated into action. Thus ineips''ss as,g.s
Is changed into health, the value 81 WIZ . egeI
when feckoned on the vast mulhtnt'' y 'sssstIs
II, can hardly be computed, jhe.i shEal ss ma
makes them pleasant - take, Ga4 A'rr - %
virtues anImpalrtd for ars leh.lh y i.slas
that they are ever fresh, and rsi3e asssrsf
Although searching, they ate mil &. =. u, d
without distnrbane. 20 the constitution = ~"
occupation. ..,,0, %
Fuil directions are given ~ Lhe %ral.rgTs
each box, hoa 70 Use them re- ait, ~ ahss
aad Tor the following complaints Nn'ea
rus rapidly cure r..,,,se
For Ds.,,s ,ss.s or l..tia. alton, Lis'5",
n~ss. Lsngu0r aud Apas az Arrrnss. INV
SHOULD lse taken moderately 70 shnnn, as, T
asSs AMI restore It's healthy tone aia Ast.o1 ,a,
for tier Conn t,iaAi.t ansi its sa,'J.s ,sd
toms, SsliOsss - rsssiaG he, stes nh
che. JNssnsltcs on Green etShnes.sal
sous Collie and SstliO0s Fever, W. W, s...a1 TIRE
BE jadirlcu=iy taken fof each case " WV .i.-a
diseased action or remove the opslu't3
cadse it. - .s
For Dys~sssry or Disrrs"a, ~
Md dose I generally required. Dn.,. RAJ.
tn
pksnsiOa ~ the nAeasS, 1'Stnn Y sastus
Side, Back and LOtas, thes should ~ :. .issa.sa
aously taken as required, TO change .s 10 ti.oss
setion OF the system. With such ohahse -
complaint. disappear. .,l,nSA
For DrOrsy and DFSPsiCAl sM'r, ioses
they should be taken IN large and aelusA.
70 produce the effect Of a drastic purge. ho,a IL
For Suppression, a large dose III ~ am
Llken, as it produces the desired ehss'
pathy. mn. Ia
As a Dianev PHI, take one or t1o
promote digestion and relieve tie sai
an occasional dose stimulates tie slos, nc
bowels restores the appetite, ard insissa alers
system. Hence II IL often adsanlAse.,u.. ~, fess
no serious derangcmeng exists. Due -, fht~s
toleratay well, oifen fls that dose o. , ,sr,
Pulls makes him feel decidedly better IT, ,,sss,e
Cleansing and renoyating effect On the wv
apparatus.
PREPARED Ey
Dr.. y. g. AIER q CO., Practical c"e1''.'''
LOWELL, Mass, q. 8. A.
FOR SAIL m ALL DRUGGISTS LiEks = &C.
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS

These celebrated cars are run on all night
traiHs on all the lines OF this ro:d
This is the ONLY LINE running these cars
between Chicago aud ST. Paul or Chicago
and Milwaukee.
At Omaha our slee1ers connect with the
overland sleepers on the Union Pacific
Railroad, for all points west of the Missouri
River. Among the
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rRrpaRrp IT

DIR. ]. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mast,
Practical ard analytical Chersisfs,
ISp SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
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Chicago & Eorthw estern Railway.

w7la the Lake Shore 4 aFshi gas southern.
Michigan Central B.ltitu gre ( Otto. Pls,.
burg Fort Ws5ue & CnicBt o, k4nksk e,.
Liae aBd Pan Hsrdle Routes, for a!i points
EAST and SOUTH East, aud With the
Chicago & Alton End Illinois Central for all
points SOUTH.
Close connections are also made with the
Union Pacific r. z, at Omaha for all lar
West points
sC1eae ,0nRect3oaas are naads al jtst,gq rants
4gT,{ tram f,f III r7yass yagr3F
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e. enc remedy ID LOADER
cA.ses Fss by lie necessities Ct
TIE AnesRa2z Esscpss HSS Q
sars SD safe c1Ee lor fexG
xFss axaS. >use we are now
enssaAes - cser, wata q rsrsers
cs-rasrry taazf Z VII ersdsczss
ssse ssiss Ass. AMI with sssar.
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VOTING MEN
MlODLE-AGED MEN.

offi &c III omr--S to l. = TO q. 4 sto6.
Ali Letters promptly answered end corre-
Spondenee r8uHaenfiai. Address, Lock Box
ffs4. Davenport. lowe. I4as
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Olkl(.INAs. NOTICE.

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-11-10

GRUMBLERs AND THE PREss.-Ev-
cry journalist must have felt what the
Nea0 York Herald expresses in this par.
agraph "The truth is that there is
scarcely a newspaper published from
one end of the year to the other that
will not, if critically onsdered, give
offence to somebody in the community.
The politician objects to the way his
speech is reported. The buyer of one
set of shares is offended because the
money column reports another set as
going up or going down. Gentlemen
who find themselves in the hands of the
police are grieved at the license. of the
press whicn report their arrangement
and trial among the police proceedings.
The sympathiser with France is offend
ed at letters from Berlin, and the believer
in German unity mourns over dispatch
es from Paris. The newspaper thus Of
fends some one, just as the weather.
rainy to-day and sunshiny tomorrow
is sure to annoy somebody. The COM
mon sense view is that the newspaper is
the history of yesterday written to-day:
that is the mirror Of the time, and that
those who conduct it care nothing for
individuals, except to do them justice"
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State of South Carolina
Abbev1lle County.

BY THOMAS B. MILFORD, Esq,
Probate Judge.
WMTHEREAS, W. d. Mars made
wv suit to me to grant him Letters
of Administration, de 6onis non, cum
testan,ento dnne1o, of the Estate and
effects of Joshua DuBose, late of Able
vile County, deceasee.
These are, therefore, to cite and adj
lmonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors Of the said Joshua Du-
Bose, deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the Coort of Probate, to
be held at Abbeville Court House, on
the 18th instant, after publication here
of, at II o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal, this
second day of November, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-tive, and in the one
hundredth year of American Inde-
pendence.
Published on the third and tenth days
of November, 1875, in the AbbeuiNc
Press and Banner, and on the Court
House door for the time required by
law.
[sEAL] T. B. MILFORD,
Judge of Probate.
Nov. ., 1875 30-2t =
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Alarming Spread Of Trichinosis

The transactions of the Indiana State
Medical Society, 1875, contain report
on trichinosis, by DR.. George Sutton, of
Aurora, Ind, which contains the fol-
lowing observations: ....
From microscopic examination of
pork killed in southeastern Indiana, we
have found from three to sixteen per
cent of the hogs affected with trichina,
the number of hogs diseased varying
greatly in different localities.
That over five millions Of hogs are
slaughtered and packed in the Western
States, not including those which are
put up for family use by the farmers |;
that if four per cent of this pork is dis
eased, which we believe to be low es-
innate, we have two hundred and twen-
ty-one thousand four hundred and
eighty-four diseased hogs put up annu-
lily upon the market; or, at an average
Of two hundred pounds to the hog, for
ty-four millions two hundred and nine
ty-six thousand eight hundred pounds
Of diseased meat, every ounce of which,
under favorable circumstances, is capa-
BILE of producing disease. r.,
That from the cases Of trichinosis that
came under our observation, and the
post mortem examinations, and the eff
fects upon the dog that was fed on the
diseased meat, we have come to the con-
clusion that ninety per cent Of disease
produced from eating trichinous pork
appears either asgastroenteritis, or as q
diarrhea or dysentery, and not more
than ten per cent as the fully developed
form Of trichinosis, in which the mus
cular system become affected.
That as diarrhoa, dysentery and en-
teritis rank high as causes of mortality
in the United States, these diseases
causing thirty-one thousand one hun
.dred and fifty-three deaths In 1870, as
shown by the last census reports; and
as we have seen that large amount OF
trichinous pork, capable of producing
these diseases, is among the principa
articles of food in our country: we
think it more than probable that
trichine have much greater influence
in the etioiogy of this class of diseases
than has been recognized by the profes-
sion. i.-. ..-... ...-
That it is highly probable that, when
the fact becomes more generally known
that so large percentage. OF pork is
swarming with trichine, capable Of pro-
ducing disease, it may have an effect
upon the use Of this meat, and conse-
quently effect the sale, to some extent,
of one of the principal articles Of COM
merce in the West.
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When there is not q breath of air
stirring, and you are in danger of sti-
fling, attempt to light a sigar out
doors, and you will be surprised at the
breeze that will start up. We have
seen a man try this experiment in Il
dead calnh and by tho time he had
scratched thirteen matches it was re-.
ally SO windy as to be uncomfortable.
Eli Perkins, who is having q new
suit Of clothes constructed on long
time, will soon delivers series Of lee.
lures in London, by special request
of the Queen, who leaves town during
their delivery.-ot. Louis, Mo-, Demo-
crat.
1t is said that Nebraska Indians are
allowed to ride free on all trains they
can jump on while TIE latter are in
motion. The tribe is being reduced
very rapidly. This is by all odds
the most effective and economical
system Of dead-heading on record.
A grocer being solicited to contrib
ute to the building of a church,
promptly subscribed his name to the
paper in the following eXcentric man.
ncr: "John Jones. (the only place in
town you can get eleven pounds of
sugar fora dollar) twenty-five cents"
"John Paul" writes an indignant
letter to the Tribune to correct q
statement in q former letter, in which
he was made to apply the term
'fricnds' to the venders Of the prize
packages. He insist that he wrote
'6ends" and on this point he is partic-
ularly anxious not to be mistaken.
A man advertises in the London
Telegraph for very comfortable
apartments, two bedrooms and a sit
tinr-room with meadow et+""hcd"
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The State of South Carolina,
ABHEVILLE COUNTY.

The State of South Carolina,
AB8EVILLE COUNTY.
By T. B. MILFORD, Esq, Probate
Judge.
WXT THEREAS, Seaborn Strickland
wv made suit to me to grant him
Letters of Administration of the Estate
and effects of David Moore, late of Abb
beville County, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular, the kindred
snd creditors of the said David Moore,
deceased, that they be and appear be-
fore me, in the Court of Probate. to be
held at Abbeville Court House, on the
18th instant, after publication hereof, at
] o clock in the forenoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said Admin
istration should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal, this
second day of November, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy-five, and in the one
hundredth year of the American H.
dependence.
Published on the third and tenth dhys
of November, 1875, in the A6beuiue
Press and Banner, and on the Court
House door for the time required by
law. -
SEAL. THOS. B. MILFORD,
Judge of Probate.
Nov. 2, 1875 3O-2t*
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VOLUME XXIII---NO 81
Faithful to Death.
BY CHARLES CARROLL.

+ will not chide although thy love has faded
Silent my soul shall bear it hopeless pain
Still shall my love live on unblest, unaided
Still in it's grief shall feel not loss butgaln
AS, when at eve, along the west descending
Sadly the twilight sinks o'er Alpine snow,
Days parting beam, with nights chill sha'
dows blending,
Burns through the gray in one last Grim
son glow
Thus in my heart the ray thy love has
given, r......
Fadeless and clear, although its son is
gone,
Cheering my darkness with its gleam OF
heaven,
Lights the dim way in which I walk
: alone.
When at life's eve nights shadows gather
DER me,
Strong een in death my soul shall know
thy spell; ..;....
One thought of thee shall light the gloom
One gleam Of Joy shall bid the day fare
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No Rin.
MARION sAcKETT.


Only aheart-a poor worn thing
That is stilled at last of its pain;
Quiet the hands-upon them no ring
That will never reproach him again.
Down in the mould of churchyard clay
She's resting her weary young mead,
: Could offer prayer for her, dead.
Coldly they whispered: "Better SO ~
These people with guiltless hearts;
They were not tempted-did not know
The strength of a villain arts.
Only heart Ia poor worn thing
Thank God its pain is past!
Hide the poor hands without ring!
Leave her in peace at last.
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Oct. Is, 1875 est
Shel'lf's Sale.

Mrs. Francis. Wilson,
vs
John Kelly aud Harrison Brown
Warrant Agraat'vat Lien.
ny virtue of an Agricultural Lien
u to me direc,d, | will sell at
Due West, on te 1lth November,
1875, within the lgal hours, - -
500 lbs. Ctton in Seed,
more or less, levid on as the proper,
ty of John KEY and Rev: Harrison
Brown, at the Ait of Mrs. f. l.. Will,
son.
TERMS CAH.
L. P. GUFFIN,
~. ~. S. A. G.
Shcriff's Ohie, Abbeville,
Oct, 26, 1876 27-3t
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Sh.rif's Sale.

C.P. Leesne, Warrant
.a-.. " Agricultural
Steven 'izo". J Lie 1's"
NY Write of an Agricultural Lien
ID 10 &c directed, | will cell at
james 4. Truiti's, near Buffalo
Church on Tuesday, the 10th day OF
November, 1875, within the legal:
hours, Che following property, to wit
1,4oo lbs. Seed Cotton, more
1C5 bundles Fodder,
10 bushels Corn, more or less,
.levied on as the property OF Steven
Dixon at the suit of c. 2. Lcsesne,
n agent.
TERMS CASH.
L. F GUFFIN,
..aa..,r' f.. ' S. A. G.
SherifP's Office,
Oct. 26, 1875, 29-3t ...
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RocOco.

BY studying my lady's eyes
. I've grown so learned day by day,
So Machiavellian in this wise,
That when send her flowers say
To each small flower (no matter what,
Geranium, pink or tuberose,
Syringa, or forget-me-not,
Or violet before it goes
"Be not triumphant, little flower,
When on her naughty heart you lie,
But modestly enjoys your hour;
She'll weary Of you by and by"
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BY W. A. LEE AND HUGH WILSON.
State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE. -!
IN THE PROBATE COURT

To John T. Baker, Lizzie Taggart, ga
rah J. Harris, Elizabeth McClYe'
Samuel Baker, Willie Baker and bu'
cy Baker, legal heirs and represeria-
tives of Mrs. Jane T. Baker, de'a'
who died intestate.
Greeting:
W7OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED
III to appear at the Court OF Efoate
to be holden at Abbeyille Court House,
for Abbeville County, Oh the 27h daV
of November, A. D. 1875, to showcase,
if any YOU can, why the estate Mrs.
Jane i. Baker, decease, DESERVED IN
the petition of Benjamin H. B%er ana
Ann T. Whitlock, wife of a.: II:
Whitlock, filed in ny office, shpld not
be divided or sold, allotting to ga Ben
iamin II. Baker, Ann T Whitbck, DR..
John II. Baker, Lizzie TagSss, Sarah
J., Harris, Elizabeth McClae, Lucy
Baker, to each one-eighth thfeof, ana
to Samuel Baker and WinI BAKER 10
each of them one-sixteentht tereof.
T. B. MILFORD,
.-.... J'P. A. c.
Oct. 18, 1875 2S-6t
To the defendents Job i. Haker,
Elizabeth McClane, wife1f Robert Il.
McClane, Samuel Baker, wine Baker,
sons of William Baker, dc'd, Lucy ba-
ker and Lizzie Taggart.
Take notice that the summons ID the
aforesaid action of whiclthis is copy,
together with the peton has, been
filed in the Office of II Judge OF the
Court of Probate for Atevllle county,
State of South Carolir, on the ION
day of October, A. D. 20;
I Pet. Atty.
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Fire Insurance.

VNHE LIVERPOOL, LONDON &
n GLOBE FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, insures against losses by
fire at low rates, and pays all losses
promptly. Assets S20,00O,OOO.00.
VIM. H. PARKER, Agent.
Aug. II, 1876, 18-3m
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Sheriff's Office.
Oct. rs, 1875, 29-3t
Sheriff Sale.

SneTm 5 Ga1e.
NIX & An aersoo ", -, );
a. NJ. Malone. J Lien.
DY virtue Of an Agricultural Lien
D to me directed, l will sell at
Hodges Depot on Saturday the 18th
day of Nnvem ber, within the legal
hours, the following property, to wit
500 lbs. Seed Cotton,
SO bushels Corn, more or less.
6 bushels Oats, more or less,
700 Bundles Fodder, more or
.-.lz2s ,s~ less,
Levied on as the property of A. M
Malone at the suit Of Nix e. Ander-
son f7@ '.'
TERMS CASH.
L. P. GUFFIN,
S. A. G.
sheriff's Office,
Oct. 20, 1875 29.3t
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ANTOINE POULLAIN,
COTTON FACTOR,

Augusta, Georgia.
H WILL continue the business at my
n Fireproof Warehouse, corner Jack:
son and Reynolds Streets, where / will
give my personal attention to the sale Of
cotton consigned to me.
Consignments respectfully solicited.
Sept. 8, 1875, 22-3m
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HID ED PEPPER PLASTER, CAS-.
h tor O, in Capsules.
PARKER & PERRIN.
Oct.6, 1875 3-4t
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No. 2.
Mill Tract, First Part,

us Acres, more or less.
Balance Of tract according to plat Of
&. NJ. Mattison, Nov. 4, 1862. Also
crosses the bed of the Saluda River,
embracing an island of about twenty
acres, and bounded on all other sides
By the aware shoals" tract and "mill
tract second part" -
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BY THOMAS B. MILFORD, Esq,
Probate Judge.
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Sheriff s Sale.
By L. J. Wilson, Auctioneer,

Frances C. Lomax against Henry Il
Ellison.
, 1875-07-18


Prof. Swing. in the Alliance oi last week,
makes some remarks upon the sensational style
.iu whi6h Plymouth Church raised the salary Of
the pastor to S1U1,000 BE says:
So far as that salary spectacle WIS destined TO be
rebuk. to the world, to any part thereof It Wis
ristake of Judgment for the world his nothing
w,rthy of fehshe Or Of q death by atunenleut. Nug
crs mad at ANYBODY and thus seaE 1nyeoga7 rhe
iulHc ~bak dbue nothing wrong. Henry Ward him
eelf had told Srrz md Buangtua md oil the Fat of
rnanl1nd by letter that lGd BEEN standing On 80
rneacd edge" and had haen liking IN T. N".-- -
rinon, und that be "could wish be Fcre aean anu
9. ~ II = woodrrful extent, and heuoc he and Pls11
,uth Church should not Eet mad Il Bn1l1n5ton nifo
Stnrrs nn III those solemn fellows did Tor while oe
Ieyc tlrx Henry Ward really in some caee u
Gloom -ttc. Ctc. The bame, II ota1ne ~Asaf3
ia should rsat upon the nssf, "oeu Iaey
.r.,. ~ 1troiher I4.A-asxa1ets anu 1enitenlai
aosS tl-1EIair feared the great man had been In
1Es Charmed away from ssn right lx1th- II In their
simplicity tey poor reAder Of 1ettra and bad
translator Of language, TINT il reason why they
should le shot oil through and through hy Plymouth
arrows Ill the rest m their natural ufe+ 1t is too bad
that Henry ahould haEe been Hermtted to write such
euignatioai letters md that Budn3tuu and St.1Ers
port.
Haw that the letters have been explained, tie wicked
world rtlautA and rc1,euE, and ueeth rapid pardon 1t
The hands Of Plymouth Church, and meuaces Many
kind. The proper way would have been about this
Plymouth church quietly to pay the big bill to for
give tue public for nig misunderstood the lettern
IN the c&e: continue for11bx aala1. and nvo;d
Ill s,scc.zcies looking towards Iebuke of the public
or Kny part of the SINE.
, 1875-07-18
IN THE kUllMA,

In this al too tropie weather,
If We could, we'd go together
Sailing faf DER distant oceans and among he dream,
and in queef, outlaudish rseaa
Visit varioua savage racas,
In our little yacht KulndR floating On Sor ntlas md
ntlca.
There are Islands In the ocan
Where tho wild and restle& motion
OF the heart that bes aud surgessth s pssa3on and
Hay be stiled to quiet dreaming.
Till Iii pain IL but the seeming
OF world long left behind th4 Hs ns'dr aha1l ses
again.
Though in the South Pacid
Sweeps the hurricane terrific,
Rushing out from lurid mountains hsapedup elouda
There are little shady harbos,
There are cool and quiet arEorH
Meath the trees upon tho islands ta sre brightly rust
ing there.
Bow oftan we've been saiins
With our feet up on the rnllhK
OF the boat that could but taks Vi 10 shs ahozs 1t
And in our smoke-wreaths curling
We have dreamed that re WHa furlfng
Our safa In aoas fair haven In SINE taf-on sfop1o
buy,
How the merrv, brown-skfnrsd maidens
In those very far-o6 Adennt
{Nsver dreaming twab Improperly aas beside NJ Meath
the trees,
Aid in cool and wavy tresees'
.. {Afost delightful Of al dresser
Told us tales Of love til eYeaing by tloss hsppg won
dfonB sens.
Then away We went a-bost1ng,
And tc otIer islands d0alihg,
Other skiea and other ding seeking With our tate2aa
song;
NOW in bright lagoons wars saslnE,
Where har heavy Aeel went trailing
From beyond the reef Of coral IL it, llat1ass Waka
along.
So in this t1opie weather.
We're We rich, we'd 60 togethr,
Sailing far DER dtAtant and auooR the dreamy
isles; .
But ID queer, outlandish PLACES
They may seek in rain for t1ases
OF the little Tacht Kunda where 1t saed these happy
mfles.
-Boeton Advertiser.
, 1875-07-18
PERSONAL.

The Rev. J. o'Conner, D. D., of the Sandwich
Islands, arrived in Chicago this week.
The Rev. s. ". Sutton, Of Nav York, accopts
call to the Universalist Church 1t Racine, Wiz,
Tho Rev. Arthur Aitchell'a good name was
supplemented with D. D. recently By Williams
Coilege.
The Rsr. ]. ". Hanson has discontinued his
eervices at Englewood and will recreats until
September
The Rev. II. s. Rzlph, late ct this city, has r.
cetred sud accepted a call to the Uniyersalist
Church ut Columbus, Ohio.
The leY. e. q. Sumner has been dismissed
from the Pastorate of the Lincoln Park Church
and will soon start on trip to Europe.
Tho Rav. Edward sullIvan Rector Of Trinity
Epasoopa Church, il enjoying his vacation In
CanadA- He will also visit Connecticut before
returning.
Tho Universities congregation 1t Bridgeport,
Conn, Of which Hiss OlYmpia Brown was for q
time yszy popular u preacher. have invoked The