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'abOac ct9ss me; ltsl, =. "A. KS
oned day about dFcc months ago afel-
low comesmit my FALCON undue says.
Did you hear notding about Mr..
Peecher?7 und say nix. undhaSay
Peecher shtolc corn"
sYes.n
"Und der next day when l went
home my wife says: Sid you hear
holdings about Mr.. Pcccher?' IND
she said Mr.. Peechcr shtole dog
eyes"
"Und when was in der street gar
aman says: Hello, Mr.. Rittcrman,
wAat.you dinks about Mr.. Pcocher??'
IND says no man can be a goot man
who Will shteal a dog. IND den every
body laughs und winks, ind | don't
know about it"
YES,
@Und when ! was in der Zitty Hall
a man shtrikes me on der pack, ind
says: @Vcll, old trent, is Mr.. Pcecher
guilty??" Und ] said l dunno, und
he said Mr.. Peecher hirct a man to
blow up a schurch nit a barrel Of
bowder.n
yes
IND den When l vas in Dearborn a
man looks brcttty sharp at me and
says: you lifin Datroit don't you?"
IND ! said l lif in Datroit. IND he
says: what is your shudgment on
dot Pecehcf pisiness??" Und said
holdings. IND be said Mr.. Pcecker
:Lada fightsAait a.zirets man.
.; :SosS.a~4@-.e--==s=r-.,-e---' s 3
Ind when my pig boy come nome
from Doledo he say: @Faddcr, what
you drinks about dot Mr.. Peechcr2?"
Und says I dunno Hans, IND he
says Mr., Pcecher got some glozc ind
Stamped der dailor's BILL
"Yes."
~rnd when goes home or in der
street gar, or nit my zaloen, or in
der bost-offiee, somebody says some
ding about dot Pccchcr pisincss??
Where he lif?"
'ic is great preacher, and he
lives in Brooklyn"
80? IND what he do?"
"Hc got one of those tobacco boxes
with needle in the cover, and car
ricd it around in his pocket. When
a man tried to open it the needle
went into his thumb about twenty
five feet?"
as cot bossible?a
''Ycs and had his vest pocket made
so deep that cigar would 90 clear
out Of sight, and he kept it full and
deceived the public"
MY zoul! but is dot zo?"
"Ycs, and, he keeps an old wildcat
bill in his wallet to lend out when Il
man wants to secure ks-loan Of a
dollar for a few minutes"
"Vcll l DECLARES! Ven preacher
shall DO like dot we shall wonder vat
next. 70 dot is der Peechcr pisi-
ness, ch? Veil, velL"-Deiroa FIG.
Pes. 80.
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)wsISD L. KNIGHT. JAMES H. cotcii, j
fKNIGHT &. COUCH,
lft0lY.e2lS at Lar.

WILL. PRACTICE in the counties Of
w Maon and Putnam. address /. =
Knight Charleston, West Va, orJamcs IL
Couch, Jr., Point Pleasant, West Va;
Mr.:Coucli is Notary Public for Mason
County aect'' io'--tss
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES,

M.soSc-Nrinturn Lodge No. 10, meets
on the first and third Tuesdays OF each
month. c. SHREWSBURY, Secretary. :
Odd Fellows-Point Pleasant Lodge No.
%, !. o. o.. F., mee;steyery Thursday
night, in Fishers. Hall. JouS G. SToRrz,
Secretary.
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,-.l. IL l. ~ w " = -
9r;iisitne as t!Semenss must be. pad
siop. IN adyapse sss--, - !.
.AIaiou,ec meatsfSf County Officers, s.;
! for st.fe senate saad State.otiicers; $40; for
Gopgfess, $40
4Eegibpnblica,ions must be paid for, in
,falltascs, before the delivery oi.the certif-
csrtc Of publication
Personal communications, and those rec
ommending persons Tor office, will be chars-
ed Ut regular advertising rates:
Marriage and Death notices, not over
five lines, published gratis; all over that
amount at. haEf advertising rites. Z.
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Pes.
What Ne'Hestrycd.

The anecdotc, related Of John Jacob
Astor, as follows, may be known to
many of orr readers; In d public
conveyance, on certain occasion,
Mr.. As:or overhead young man ex-
pressing the wish that he could pos
scss that old mans wealth. where
upon Mr.. Astor turned to thespcakcr,
and said tohim: young man, j some
times feel weary, and would gladly
throw off my load. For what will
you take charge Of my business, and
take care of my property, watching
with ever-vigilant eye that there be
no lcak-no mistake; and at the end
of each quarter rendering up clear
and sure balance sheet?'
The young man opened wide his
eyes. lie knew not what to say
S id Mr.. Astor,-"If You are capable,
and will do this, l will pay You your
absolute necessary expenses OF liv-
ing"
As may be supposed the young
man expressed his surprise in his
looks, observing which the old mcr-
chant simplyadded- all I get"
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor-JAMES II. Corcn, -|R
\ .Rccordcr-M. H. HAtE
scrgeant-J. JEwlrr. =.
GSgncilmen-John W. English, DIR. W;
P. Nea,e, Robert Young, I. Striking, and
Col. q. Bsybomas.
Street g Saiissioncr-L. I. G1nns.
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youngstcr, while warming his
hands over the kitchen fire, was re.
lnonstrated with by his father, who
SAID: go way from the. stove; the
weather is not cold.s The little fell
low looking up at, his stern parent
dcmurcly, replied: Il amt heating
thcweatlier; I'm wamninsmy hands. 2
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that he felt eonfdeiis tIIe dcadhe.lt.

that he felt eonfdcns tlIs deadhea.
could not geton-in fact he had to-
spring ina lively manner to accom-
plish it HIMSELF but as soon as hegot
Strengthened upon his feet he found
the impccuniOus riding along with
the rest, Somewhat discouraged, tho
turned to him and inquir-
cd: where in blazcs are you going,
anyway?7 "Well,n said the MOTTO
'bc-got-rid-of, q am going to Chicago,
if my pants hold out, buff Pm going
to be kicked every FIVE minutes |
don't believe I'll make the trip
The conductor let him ride.
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800: -
ss,sFFs,s:::l etsnss 49, 3
Total adding hy this is cnaf-

.penSe, Slid tAe Sculptor.
"Yes, no doubt desire TO do bust.
ness properly" reflicd the widow;
"but not exactly tosmake a fool Of
myself
This. at present 4you see, is only
a design" obsprvcdit4e artist, ''and
there is yet time to cut it down,
well, then, suppose we were to
leave out the temple and the columns
and all the architectural part, and
content ourselves with the statue?-
It seems to me that this would be
very appropriate"
Certainly it woulf,,,' replied the
artist.
$50 let it be then4just the statue
alone!
Shortly after tbs second visit, the
sculptorfcll desperately il. He was
compelled to give up work; but re
turning from atoursm Italy, prescri-
bed by his physician. he presented
himself once more before tie widow,
who was then in the tsnth month of
her mourning Hcfotad this time
a few roses among the cypress, and
some smiling colors: playing over
halt-shaded grounds. he, brought
with him a little mcdelof his statue,
done IN plasters and 'ogssiag in min
y y def2f 1rAat BIS WORK sas
slfat % You thu IKE.
ness?s>he inquiredof. theeeida&
ST seems to me IA sittle fastored
Nj husband U was all sFer.s well 10
doubt; but YOU are 3nslkiag :hiSn an
Aypollo.n
5 &Realiy? Well, shss. 4 cap cor
lfestmy work blythe pertfssiitt, "
Don't take the trouble said the
widow: "a little more4eF less like
what does itmattcr2s
@Excuscme 1sfT -a,sI particular
'abotc likcnesscS.e
"Ifyou absolutely lousy
ut is in the dfawingrosR, yon6cr,
is it not? I'll gosin there .:
1T is mo-. there anyloREerErepli-
ed the widow ringing Me. bell. =
4Baptiste," said she to tie servant
who came in, .'bring;do*n the 'por-
trait of your master,
"The portrait that YOU sent up. to
the garrct last weekssnadan?m
"Yes."
At this moment the dooropened,
and a young man Of distinguished.
air entered his nlanaefsS Nsse easy;
and familiar; he kissed lie fair yis!-
.ow's hand, and -tendcrls inquired
after aerhealth.
WHO nthe world Is q swaoa man,
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6. 2. SLMPSaN.
y. II. ToMLISSoS. d. W. ruLSLEY
Tomlinson & Polsley,
Attorneys and COunSellGrS at Law,
! ttOrney at law
POINT PLEASANT, WEST Va,

POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
WILL practice in the county OF Mason,
w the-united States District Court Tor
West Virginia, and in the Supreme, Court
OF Appeals OF West Virginia. PrCmpt'a at
tention given to the collection OF all claims
entrusted to them. Address, Point Pleas
ant, West Va. oct. JIG, lS77%%-ly.
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GisYEMs. DECLINE.
Human Nature TrathfuiIy Por-
trayed!

$3.50 -
One Of the most.distinguishcd
sculptors of Paris was summoned, a
short time. since, to THO house Of a
Young lady, connected by birth.&ith
"a fan.ity.of the hiskestgrade in the
arist6cracy of wealth, and who had
been united in marriage to the heir
of title illastrious in the military
.gnnals of the empire. The union,
formed under The happiest auspices,
vas of short duration. Death. I'M
plying death, rupturcd it. by pre-.
carrying off the young hus-
band. The sculptor was summoned
IN the widow. He traycrscd the APP
artmentS, silent and deserted, until
he was introduced into "A bedroom,
and found himself in the presence of
a lady, young and beautiful, but
habitcd in the deepest mourning.
and with face furrowcd by tears.
you are aware" said she witha
painful effort, and a VOICE half ehok=
cd by sobs, you are aware of the
blow which j have recciyed?'
Tn. artist bowed, with an air of
respectful coincidence.
ns7cdntinued the widow, ..Iam
:aaxioussto have. a flneraI5le gnent:
,srsels.. in honor e e GIG Z .ss ]
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tfie. exfjlsption or three months the.
artist called asain.-.He found the
widow sill i1fNeeds, btta little less
.pallid, and a littlc,nore coquettishly
dressed in hermournins
Madam, said he, Il am entirely
at your service
"Ah!at last this IS fdftunatc,,aTe re-
piled the widow, with a gracious
smile.
q have made my design said the
artist, sbut l Stillwant one sitting for
the Likeness Will you permit me to
go into your BEDROOM"
'.Intomy bedrosl,22 For WHAT"
"To look at the portrait again
aoh! yes haygshegoc walk
into the drawinSroom; you will find
1t there now
@.Ah!s said the artist, surveying the
portrait.
@Yes; it hangs better there" OBJ
serted the widow, at is better light
ed in the drawingroom than in my
own ROOM
Would you like, madam, to look
at the design Of the monument"
with plcasuFeE, replied the Wild
ow. "oh! what aisle! What profu-
sion Of decoration! Why, it ispalace,
sir, this tomb!7
did you not tell me- madam, that
nothing could be too magnificent? |
have not considercdt heexpense;and,
by tic way here is+a memorandum
of vllat *,eaptenumcnt will cost
!sssFs,::.i.
total addiass ii ay this Is cnof-
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~ AonS 4 Ihahterery second sugsii IN
y mi <rnaia yfsSiitils at3 P. NJ. Prcs6aths nj
sant Flats, the Isl and % l9fccr's Bot.
sEZaiP.M. In Bruccs Chapel elPM. 4,
?. tom, on the 4th Sabbath month ut p p.
4Pissah Church every.4atts whenever 9Th
; NJ, and N. the Cpr
Sunday occllrsr,scoPAL CHuRcH-Rev. 7.
PRoTEsrnsor. Services as follows: Al
II. L,,";;,..}rch, Point Pleasant, every sun
Cir ssssfhfliing ut l0i o'clock, except the ID
Sn.Iay in each month, and every Sunday
,lehing, at 81 O'Clock, except the Sd Sun
.aay in each month. Sunday School at 9
O'Clock. T. Striblins, Sup't. Nestry meet
Ing on the evening Of the ID Monday in cv-
cry month. Services ut Brucc's Chapel on
the ID Sunday 1t 10! 4. NJ. Mason City
on the Sd Sunday At 5! P. NJ. West Cox
umbia the Sd Sunday III g P. NJ.
VI. +. CurRcrI-Scrviccs on the LIST and
ID SabbathS OF each month, in the even
ing. &. Wilding, Pastor. Sabbath school
EVERY Sunday morning 1T o'clock. I.
Pribble, Superintendent.
:. N. l. CIrIcH, SouTE-Serviccs on the
9Th Sabbath OF each month. Rev. G. I.
Crooks. Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at 0 o'clock. Robert s.
Bickel, Superintendent.
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TH URsD " NAY 20, 1875


narked that
kWa finish first
s0rght oye!p
Nney
sbe artist; ].
do not DIS
ah9Iy to it 50
lnacnt shaa'
Mae as any
se4uirc Who
hat foTthNiliiith.R
gtss.n the
allowance for
pec Mep
q Z iIlIIE:zsaifs
6nly let
inih6
day ;tpiss
-, ~.
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" 4>7Ai et-.eS VIZ ii41A e'ii4$ ~ = A'S!S'.T.
be superb, worthy of the man whose
loss ! weep, proportional to the M
endangered into which his loss has
plunged me. / care not what it
costs. ! am rich, and Twill wiling
~ sacrifice all my fortune to 90 hon
Or to the memory of an adorcd hus
band. ] must have a tcmple-with
.columns-in mafble-and in the
middleton a pcdestal-llis statue"
4 Will 90 my best to fulfill Your
wishes, madam" replied the artist;
but 7 had not the honor Of an &C
quaintance with the deceased, and a
likeness of him is Indispensable for
the due execution of my work
Without doubt YOU have his port
rait?'
The widow ralscd her arm, and
pointed dcspairingly to a splendid
likeness painted by imaury Duval.
almost sdmirableY5itturc!!7 OBJ
served the artist, %and the painters
name isa sufficient guarantee for its
striking resemblance, to the origin
AL"
"Those arc his very features, sir; it
is himself. 1t wants but lise, u
would that Iecould restore it 10 him
at the cost of my fortune. $ :
twill have this portrait carried
tony studio, madam, and. promise
that; the marble shall reproducssit
.csaetly ". =. 1880.
The widow, at,these words, sprung
up, and;at a single bound throwing
herself toward the picture, with arms
stretched outsas though to defend it,
exclaimed:
Take away THIS portrait! carry off
my only consolation my sole iFssin-
ing comfort, never" 4
But, madam. You viii only be de-
prived oft. for short time, ;and"-
'Not an hour-not & minute could
/ exist without his beloved image
Look you, sir, | have had it placed
here in my room, that my eyes might
be fastened upon it without ceasing,
and through my tears. His portrait
shall never leave. this. spot one single
instantsand in contemplating that
Will drag the remainder of 4 mis-
crableand sorrowful existence"
''ln that case, madam, you viii be
compeAed 70 permit me 70 take q
copy of 1t. But do not be tneqsy-I
shall not have occasion to trouble
your,solitude fol, any length Of time;
one skotch-Cine sitting will suffice"
{ The widow agreed to this. arrange
ment; shc,ouly insisted that the art
istshould come back the following
day.. She. wanted him to set to.work
on the instant. 50 great;mas herd
sire to sec .ltc qasoleung-creetc,lkl:: Z;
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A Minneapolis butcher dreamed
one night that he had only seven
fingers, and the next day he cut offa
finger with an unlucky stroke of the
clcavcr. That night he dreamed he
hadn't any head, ana he has ever
since been living in terrible dread.
Two or three dozen of the Boston
doctors have been investigating the
boy murderer, Jesse Pomcroy, as a
result, have united in petition to
the Governor to hang him.
Take life easy, and don't always
be trying to beat the sun up, says ap
exchange. You may win for awhile,
but in the long run you are sure to
be beaten, and some morning it viii
rise when you don't.
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2. ". SLsscN,
tnrneY at Law and Notary Public.

POINT PLEASANT, W. VA,
aSr0ficc in Shrcwsbary,s' Block. -S51
WILL pIactice IN the. Courts OF Mason
v aud adjoining counties; West A;irgin7
:;s;asSe sps ;al!ia Comfy !; ;,;!;I4 SSf
--rnmittaases promptly msd, -.
junel, is'4-ly; 49,. -
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Whether a bird in. the land
worth two in the bush. depends I,
or the nature of:the liirils
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I. An Irish doctor lately sent in his
bill TO a lady as follows: TO curing
your husband till'hc died.
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). ", HGE.
, 1875-08-23

to the ln,portnuco VI w.uuan,s Wolk 10 lnnta:
when tAey affirm: "Notls,ug sMt tho hand of
Iulinite Love through tho agency OF CNfiHttan
woneu ch,i work olt lltr fnil and linnl roIe'lf'-
tim" Ae to ,u1r llf,p church wptk, women .ara
nften n,urs yuwrrtul tim inra. Ieolle WHO
w,,t1I rrsrnt M nf',n1 raI frn 1astor wo'fIt
orci, thar h,nlta tn wunlanly 2"sf autt tuYn.
1hry ear, In ,0rn with thnrn wan iivo no tluicli
hone. 4 irn,,.ireti wa,n ulElt bring this latent
n ,wer Ints, retyicr. Som" nro nIEfAis j" Trac-
re me n,.,rn potent because i1i1l'cInftcd and
unorGniiz,I. !'nrrn,|r. "lr one ta1tcs Will,
tll cIirrkt vi, f'tuati, nnnin woman H. tfh 'tS-
n4tri IN ilrr f,iea,s. c,aEred to watch ard i'Ay
with her nfl u aGssnt taico FROM i'ray'i-le@''.
in;.. to visit her nnl accompany ls"r tn tho HrSt
p.ayer-tucctng 1mt shall nuutuh prearh Let
tno l,rarers ,lccsao. Tho pllss.nl",.cAl a''l
rael.} eelen@al reasons woull l1nahis 10 III
tho negative provided "Ersae!, mrah'
wtlat 1t hns motst IL lilo 1af1
twcuty-tiyo years. Theological pe'olra ana 'n-
,cllcctual practice in bas. nlt Tiers fcon'h to
ho i change. Tho woman SwinI r,eeeess M"s
tor tl,a,l tho man Patton. roarlill'. itscEl n
yory tar from It's original anl probably 1nosl ef:
fcctiyo moth VIZ. rptI.aia wunlan Is 'iendH
now In tho r,,iIat to call minintess baeE to tell
inn Tho al, Old Hnrs.' an! to wean thcm
from eullrca 10 TIM lcart-loyd hlil rI'l1ii-i41e.
Charlotte Erontc. El.zaEttii DnrE"tt Er'"lln=.
Harriet Ececher Stomp, baIo made th"f @"sas
.'Ihe grarnlcst Chariot "hctcoh ki:'E slianHhta
ride" May not other Women hlJoW III low to
:. fcrven. sraap tho spirits sHord,'
a. tllu s!ern as1s1*u1an grHlH t1i' keeHest hahae
IN iul tile ,,uitkIht paEssrc to the lic4rt
Let but Christ's light fall uraa wo;ata.'s heart
and intuition, md Lor ms*oN ehs ""i'4 tha
it.-AurHlErE
, 1875-08-23
EQUALIZATION.
Proposition In shc state Honrn tn Ex.
empt tron Asscssnsnt the Capital

Froposltlon In tho Slate Hoard tn Ex.
ompt from Assessment the Capital
Atock OF Certain Corporations
Sp4e,ai Dispateh u IAt Gho0oo 1Ttsun<+
SpalHor,Elp, ILL.,. Aug. 2i.-In the State
Board Of Equalization this morning, Mr. Whit
nov offered tho folloring resolution. which Was
msds. the specll ordot for uc1t Thursday
motuing It o'clock'
Rs.oix<d Tpat In tno assessment Of capital ssoek Of
enrtura;ops tho Comt1ittas U&pal Atock u bore
by Instructed to exempt from such As4easmeut the
rsttAl stock Of iii companies Apd sssocatious orR4n
lied for purely manufacturing purposes for trlht-
inn or for the publishlng Ut nsWsrApers fur ths
ftUprosind aud breedn4 Of stock, pursuant 70 sct
anted An sst fog tn A.ssssmsnt Of property. snd
fof ths lazy and oelsetlon Of tAzts approved MaEth
B. ls73 passed BY ths Twenty ninth General Atso!tJ,
aud appToJsd April 10, Is.s.
Mr. Warner offered Tue following, which vas
unA&ia the special order for "Wednesday morning
ne11, at Q o'clock.
Resolrtd That, tn the opinion Of this Board, tts
fs$ snd eft1uA propsty Of hs Bate u assessed Tor
tho 1sAf 1874 81 ~ pr asoa Of IT, cAsh salns.
The Board adjourned till Monday morning Ut
eo'c!ock.
Tho Grst OF these resolutions. which, 1t will be
seen, aims to carry out tue lstteE anl split Of
sho amendment to the Aoyenuo laH PASSED last
wluteg, will bAvs considerable strength. aud It IL
by no meant certain tds. Ii will be defsatsd. Its
not Yensally kaown that ths amendment 10 the
Aaysnus law wAs psepAsod Ia ths Auditors office
, 1875-08-23
CONSIDERATION OF A SYNAGOGUE.
srr4tftN EY LII. MEtl.tlOI..

6EIatftN EY DN. aEiCu01.
Tin now syuanpguo Of tho Clehsa kencsas
lprapl. M, 40 Clybourn avenue, WAS formally
couaccsatcl yesterday aftornoon iu tue presence
ol largo audience. Tho proceedings, which
voro Ut rnusua! integoBs, opeuoa with ruuAic by
tho choir OF female voices. Mincha service fol-
loved, aud yas conducted In the Hobrew tongue.
A utoceaaion wi.h tho Softer Thora {tho Old
Testament OH rollels iu manuscript Hebrew
toxt> was tllct formed. tho NoSa. DR.. Mtichol
anu Dr. Messing bearing it round the Sym
gHguo. .-.-. ....... -....
Tho Jolscatnry sermon proper WAS preached
by pr. Mclchol, OF An4cl,ymy,ow Synagogue,
WHO took tho uty-secoud chat1taF of Joshtla
as his text. In the course Of hla rosnArkS he
pointed, ~ = prof. OF tnd's special favor, TO
the endurance OF tho Jewish raca Ra roap'e,
vIlie other ancient natlonH had disappeared.
Yhs aasoc1atinn uaa M eyiaence that tho lsraal-
ties still remembered aul honored tho religion
of thoir forefatliprs, at.d we're anxious slat It
should 20 transplanted to and flourish III that
1l,artor OF tlootg They dotllcasod tho sYnagoEis
to tic propagation OF ther confession whelealth
thoy fought their battles. Etoritisd thoir trl-
umnLs. aud o,itiured their defeutd. llo srustotl
that tho AAEoclauon would incroass in numbers
aud be 3 witness among mankind that tao LORD
il God. ...-..
Music and prayer for tho donors succeeded
this eermon. after which tho lloy. Dr. Mosriug
deiyBred Al oloHnent discourse, having a Htlscal
bearing on the importance u the occasion to tho
Hebrews Of tho teIglsbnrhood mud tle1r religion
generally. The coromuny waa thon brought 10
close with pryor.
The Chobra keueBaB Israel was only organize.l
two months ngo, hnl already rnnsbaEa Ab0ut
sixty members. The oll!cors of th" Association
are: Fresidc,lt, Joncph flutkc; Slco,p1e'ldent,
Il. l., Davidson; TrlhtcrB. II. ZAulpel, t.. Sa1,
ii. Weis. and Mr. EhllnAer. Tho syuasogue,
which III yerY neatly appoiutod. WILL RccoMno'
| date about 200 worshlpo1B.
, 1875-08-23
BAPTIST ORDINATION.

THE REV, !, d, D{.IR AET OVER IM1tASuKt CHCncH.
Thn ,,r,.,i,p sorr;ces uf tho lkoy, !. u, 1,urr,
.ao .'.", .'a,,,, ~ In 1n,,r,,uot 1,,nt ,st
ne"ls-o'octea pas.os ., 'i,' i.'',' 1 tss s','..
Church. corner of Norta aa'Hteo MI" ool.la
streets, wcro hel yesterday afternoon In the
,roucnco of n pooa.ei.ed CONGREGATION.
.f,or t1,o cuatnm,rx ainrine of bvnna anil
A,'er se.,".,, s.u e,' ,sa@s % IT,, na,, IL. Troa,
1cad1fE VI scflptula' 'eAsosr' 'ne no'' ssf ''s''
Of tho Unlsolsity Bapls1t ChnrcE' oe'fe7ea the
ordination sermon, taking his text from /. Cor
;utbnna. Kill. IS. Tie preacher alluded to tile
.saa, .1or,,. ,,rrormo1 bv tnc car1y f,tbo,s
Gfeat NosAh 'ci'o1'ou y. s"' sa.
Of tho Church ID tho performance Oh thc'f apos'
t0lic laborB. nnI particularly B'I''i1narlzeA lilo
lives Of four Of tho Apostles-rotor, Paul.
.1,uoa an1 ;J,bn. retor WAS ierv, zca!ou4,
',,,,;" "" ,,'nan in h,s pymuatlIes rns IRE.
.nm,t,,n,ls. n,e,curel-all that Eoes to ulnie
,,ar ~ ncTce nasyion and great roxer, Ho was
.,"t,,,ntr n tsntirr nuti st5uI ont Ike n rock in
sni,a ~ thc crrors md imperfecionA OF bis lie.
I!i't;.t f'r.avc ti,u woakucg.es OF Peter
~" .he Snod that was in him and
nv ,,in zealous lahera an an a.,oate.
~ ~ ~ H., 1nns,ira wnro anoatlos for tho Jews
a.aent nent liz wns cl,osen t1 preach 10 tho
tl.nt,toa and wna tho grand cosmopoIlta II
s,rnan,'or .nI ,na.nif,cnnt crusader uf tho first
tMr.,;sn ~, ia was r,ftetl viii, snlenaul
,.;, ,s;t im,rn,nts o,nouenre. with l,usurpasstI
t.t,I .nI viii, tha n,i,1,ticAt intellect that to
, 1875-08-23
ELSEWHERE.
.rrtt1urSuE HIrkftTS4t ~uN

srteiai Dsnutth to Fht CnleLGo TTibHne.
ptnoA!Nnrog, ILL.,, Aug. 92.-Tlo North or
Third Presbyterian Church Of bloomington was
dedicated to-day. Tho ReY. Nc. brooks, Of Dan
ylio preached tho hormon. Tho building is a
com,no,liouY and haautifui franc. Tlle How. j.
II. Eangh IL its pastor, and tho congregation Ia
quito largo.
, 1875-08-23
NO WHISKY IN DETROIT YESTERDAY.

SFEt9dt UEbuItH 70 I Hs NH@EAg0 tFf7H'0* -
DETROIT, s1lch.. Aug. 22,-The Sunday Lfluo'
law ras very strictly enforced hero to-day. 1po
saloons were al closed, aud II any liquor w
old It waa OH lbs sly Tho result wAs thu noS' i.
sor1erly Sabbath Which Las been pasaod aess "
years.