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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
Notice.
TERRITORY or DAKOTA,
County of Ynnkton. go

TERRITORY or DAKOTA, 80
County Of iankton,
To Chas, Primbs and August llcsse, late partners
under the name and firm of Primbs Il lIcsse.
You are hereby notified that q writ Of attach
IN ent has been Issued against you, and your pro
perty attached. TO satisfy the demand OF Leo Bier,
meier, amounting to ss5, together With Interest
from the first day ofJanuary, 1874: and costs OF
Charles F. Rossteascier, justice Of the peace In
ma for said county, at his olhcc Mt Yankton on
the eith day OF August, A. y. 1885, at 3 o'clock in
you, and your property sold to pay the debt
Dated this 9th day ofJuly, 1875
dldw3d.is LEO BIEkMEIER, Plaintiff.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
Office e. WnrerOO,ns
46 jackson St.,
ST. PALI1,
Notice.

County OF Yankton, De.
To CharlesPrimbs and August lIcsse, late part
ners under the name and firm of rrimbs Il uessn.
Yo1 are hereby notified that writ OF attach.
mcnt has Eeen issued against you, and your pro-
pcriy attached, TO satisfy the demand OF John in.
cobs. amounting to 81: 80, together with interes,
from the first day, of January, 1874, and costs of
this action. Now. .llnless you shall appear before
eharIes F.Rossteu scher. justice Of. tho peace
in and for said county, Mt his olllcc fun ktonI
In the forenoon, Judgments will be rendered
asans, you, and your property sold to pay The
debt. 2.
Dated this s.th day ofJuly. 1875. -, 81
ddw3dls JOHN JACOBS, Plaintiff.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
s,.L louis.

sT. Louis, August 20.
WHEAT-Bcttcr. for cash; future lower
No. 2 fall, $1.5l11M$t.52 for Aug.
CoRN-Lower; 6Gc@GG15c for cash
GG57Sc for Aug. G711 e for Sept.
RYE--Unchange at 7sc
i oNrs-howcr:- cash for Aug BIC
for Sept.
WrlskY-F at sl.2l.
= PoKK--Dull at *2l75
LARD-Nominal.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 20
WmINr-Activc and lower; S1.1GIM
SLIT for cash; Sl.l5ai@Sl.15Es for Sept.
steady a, GGc cash for Aug. ;GG15c for Sept. ;
G7a.l for Oct.
OArs-s.eady, but lower; 3slac for
Aug.
RyE-Quict and nominal; soc@slc for
cash.
BAnLEy-F Firm; Sob for Sept ;*l.oelt
for Oct
PonK-Dull; s2o7s for cash; sao7el5@
S2O.15 for Sept and Oct.
LARD-s,eady; Sl3lo cash for Sept.
$l3 20 for Oct
WIusKy-Sl19l55
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20

CANADA.

THREE CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
QUEBEC, Aug. 2o.-Thrcc children
named Lord, in Cashmere, were burn.
ed to death by the burning Of their
house to-day.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
General News.

NSuSlN1 NNNSs
The lower Mississippi is falling
The Mississippi river some points
, is reported to be 40 miles wide.
The death Of Lieut.. Commander G.
wv. Armcntrout Of the navy is an:
lounccd.
Counterfeit, notes on the bank of
England are circulating in the United
States.
The government expenses for the
year ending June 80, were less than
for any year since 1861.
D. Nj. Key has been appointed by
the governor of Tennessee to succeed
cx-President johnson in the q. S.
senate.
The treasury department is now
actively engaged in preparations for
substituting silver coin for fractional
currency.
a recent examination OF the
weights and measures in the St. Paul
market disclosed the fact that not one
was correct.
lie Seur county, MINI, paid *s 81
this spring for Capturing grasshop-
pcrs, and saved half million dollars
in crops thereby.
a farmer in Iowa has estimated the
cost Of raising wheat. 1.-THE yield is
10 bushels to the acrcit costs Gj cts,
il 20 bushels, 80 cts.
Forty,onc /postmastcrs have been
removed by the postmaster general
lorzselling stampsIor the purpose OF.
l~incTcasing their salaries.
A Mrs. Holland was struck deadly
lightning at Frost Station, Fem, on
the s,h. The electricity burned
every shred of clothing from her
body.
There are G2,QQO voters in Ohio
who did not vote last year and who
hold the balance of power. The ques-
tion now is how will they vote, if
they votc=att=u u4f5, 44i5e} this -,.c,tr.
There is yet a faint hope Of discov--
-cring Charley Ross. The trial Of
<>Wllliam Westeryclt in PHILADELPHIA,
ohN,hc 30tll, is looked to for disclo-
surcsthat may assist in unraveling
the mystery.
specialize married man of
Philadelphia was brought into court
for brutality to young girl whom he
had seduccd. Among other things he
was charged with'having stripped her
TAXED. poured kerosene over her per-
son, and set it on fire.
The St. Cloud (Minn.) Press has a
horrible story to the effect that few
days since the remains of hunter
named Brughman, living near Mel
rose, were found III building in
which he had been in the habit OF
stopping when hunting in that vicin,
ity. 1t would seem that he had en-
tered the building with his two dogs
TO pass the night, closing and fas,en,
ing the door. During that night he
must have suddenly died, or at least
was unable to leave the next morning
How long his remains had been there
when found is not known, but his
dogs, shut off from escape and forced
by starvation, had almost wholly, con
sumcd the flesh Of their, late master
Many persons had passed the building
in thc meanwhile and heard the moan
and cries Of the dogs, but supposed
he had shut them in to prevent then
from following him. The deceased
was a German Of about fifty years 0
age
ARMY NEWS.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
NEW YORK.
Grave Charges Against the New York
Police Commissioners.

OAAVC OVMuilooAONCAS.a5
New York, Aug. JobnTown.
send, counsel for the legislative COM
mittee Oh crime, presented volumiuous
charges Mayer WI
containing specifications against. po.
lice commissioners Matzell, Dis
.brecker and Worries, and asking for
their removal for neglect Of duty, in
capacity for the office, etc.
Judgment was entered by the coun-
ty clerk to-day in favor Of the Fourth
National Bank against the -Butliagg- g
ton, Cedar Rapids & Minnesota r. r..
Co. for s163,64O on eleven notes.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
Three Children Burned to Death
WASHINGTON (

ArrEAEs re-rHE U. S. SUPREME COURT
FROM THE COURT OF CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-Ihe- gov
crnmcnt has appealed TO the Supreme
court from decisions Of the court of
claims in II cotton awards, involving
three or four hundred thousand dol
lars.
The ,i,lcto the Ho, Springs (Ark),
property having been decided by the
same court to czin-lhe-UzS.. claim.
ants lave appealed lo-the supreme
court.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
his kukluN band that lie halnot

this kukllN band that lie had.nol per
formed. certain orders that they had
told him to, and Tor this otl'ensc they
would call and whip him. Maddox
Immediately made the threat known
to the sheriff, who collected ~ posse
of about twenty men, all we'll armed,
who accompanied Maddox TO his
house, secreted themselves, and await
ed the appearance 2 i Of the maraudcrs.
About 2 O'Clock al, night, fourteen in
number, the kuklux disguised in long
white robes, high white hats, and
wearing masks, appeared armed with
shotguns and pistols. When they
had come near the house the sheriff
stepped out and commanded them TO
halt. The answer was II pistol shot
fired by the leader of the band, which
fortunately took no effect. The sher-
i'll then. cried 'halt, upon which the
band fired a vollev, wheeled their
horses, and ATTEMPTED to, make their
escape. The sheriff and his posse re-
turned this fire with better result
Several men wcrc;woundcd, one mort
ally. MI succeeded in getting away
except the one mortally wounded.
This onc,i fearing deatl, from his
wounds, confessed, and revealed the
names Of some thirty or forty more OF
this. conIpalions. From tire quantity
lof bloody clothes found near the fight
lit is supposed several must have been
hit hard. The citizens Of Benton i'm
mcaiatcly called meeting, passed
some st,ong and determined resolu-
Itions, and also sen, a prominent citl.
zen TO place the matter before the
| governor oil the State, and earnestly
entreat protection and means to rid
the county Of these midnight murder.
ers. Seventy five or Il hundred stacks
OF arms have been received Whcr
! last -heaH,l =fre,n lie sheriff Wls in ho
pursuit ni'- the rest of the baud. Tho
uamc of the man moitally wounded
and who has since died, is given a.
job Duckwortl. All the surrounding
counties arc anxiously awaiting tht
result Of the delegates visit to GOV
Bcvcridge.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money aud Stock Market
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
New York.
NEW York. Angus, 20


FLouR-Quict.
Wl.EAT-Quict; no decided change; No
9 Chicago. Sl.21WSl.33; No. 9 Milwaukee
S1.3G@l.57; No. !, spring, Sl.42@Tl.44.
RYE--Quiet.
ConN-A fr,ncr; stenm western mixed
7s(@Slc; sail do, Ss@S3c.
BAELEy-Dull.
OATs-Firm; mixed western, G2@flc.
PonK-llcavy; S2l.25@T2l40
LARD-lleavy: $l3 ljc.
WnIsKy-Sl 24
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
The Negro Insurrection.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Aug. 2o.-All quiet,
but arrests still continue. Morris and
Harris, the rlngleaders in the .con,em.
plated insurrection, are still at large.
1t is believed there will be no further
troubfe.- ne negroes have dispersed.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
ST. LOI-ly.

hJI. 11UCIs, .tUSuae 70:
HoGs--Receipts, 1000; best lower ship
pcrs. S7.25WS7.A5; bacon, s7.12@S7.I5
butchers, $7.75@$7S0.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20

CArTLE-Stcady and unchanged; ship
ping beevcs, $4.50@s4.5G; texans, $500
%3 80 natives s300@,S4,0O
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
Political.

CnlcAco, August 2o.-Roster an
nounccs that the Stats Zeitung will
support Grant on a hard-money plat
form against any candidate on rag
money platform. If, there are two
.hard-mdncy candidates they will sup
port the one opposing the republican
party;
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
The Weather.

WAsnlSGroN, Aug. 29.-Probabil-
tiles for upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys: Clear, fair weather;
slight rise in temperature during Fri
day, with light winds from south
west; falling barometer during the
day.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20

". q. T............ sli. 81. Paul............ Is
n. Y. Central -. .lr4ss o. * NJ ..............iog (
Eyie. ie...........5.... l5ts Lake Shore .G!l.
~. W.....,..........i2is ~ u Wabash ............ 4;
n. W. pt,l..... .....:,s Union Pacific.
Rock Island ....... lN6'i
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
Live stock Markets.
rIJrrAEn

CHICAGO, August 90.
lIoGs-Rcccipts 1000 market steady anG
firm; light, i7.15@S7.79; heavy, $500
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20
obituary.

WAsn1SGroN, Aug. 20.-ln.o.m ma.
tion has been received at the Navy
Department OF the death Of Rear Ad--
miral Napoleon Collins, commanding
the South Pacific fleet, winch occurred
at Calao on the 9th inst. He died Of
erysipe1as, after three daysillncss.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-08-20

Money l115@s per cent.
Gold 1888.
Governmcntsactivc
U. s. Il per cent. bond. OF 1881 ....,.i 4.
Y. $. 500 bonds OF 1862. Mny....... ........
II. $. 52o bonds of 1874 10 4
u. s. SEQ bonds of 1865, July. llSst
U. S.6aD bonds of 1867, July. 1907.
u. s. 800 bonds new. Is u
U. S. $40 bonds OF 1863, july. !2l
U. S. 20 bonds, new s. $. .1lGh
U. S. per cent. 10-40 bonds. Isl,
U. 5. currency G's..... ,......fs..,.... lI
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New York Money and Stock nIarkc,
= Nj a14s~w; YeR4;s R;, a August 20
, 1875-06-06
THE AMERICAN SABBATH.


IT'S CsE HY :uE EEcLST TEMPERANCE coxvEN-
TON.
10 tht Ed,to ef The Chicago TRIBUNE:
CHICAGO, Juue 4-Thc Sabbath resolution OF
til. NanonM Temperance Convention invites til.
Criticism, frst O, all. OF the friends Of temper
ance. 1t reads:
deliberate pnrlr,se de.ecr4te and to destroy our
American Christian Sabbath, ha.lo8ed BY the Law Of
God, and sacred 10 Ill cur hea11z.
The discussion Of this resolution in tho Con-
ven:ion has been characterized IN the papers as
the uste1auce Of ''nonsenee." It uas mainly
rpon the use Of the term American
Now. In pointing out ths weaknesses which
appear to me- in this resolution, let me define
ny position I am q Prohibtiouist, tem-
ptranes worker Of twelve years experience in
the work. am an Evangelical Christian. fully
in sympathy With the work being done by
Eoody. Earle, Hammond, Adams, md others ct
th&t class belisre the lquor-s heller b8s sonl
to saye. It ia the duty OF the Christian to be sl
Ways fair, frank. logical. and consistent, but e.
pecia!Iy go in connection with temperance work.
Christians claim that the Bible is their only rulo
Of faith and prncpee: that nothing should b;ud
Lhe conscience not found in the Bible
To say nothing Of the rhetoric in charging q
traffic With purpose, We mar well ask the adyo-
catee OF temperance to remember that no char7a
OF evil should be lightly made. II it were res-
e:o1e 1or us 70 o7et-accuse Satan himself in sach
souls for all uncando1 comes from some othe-
eource than from God. The charge made ree.as
70 aese Deem worded in tbs manner best .a1cu
aHsea to appeal 70 the narrower and more selfish
h1sinets OF protesting Christians. Not God's
e~'oeso' oat "oqr" Sabbath, "our American
, 1875-06-06

mortality: Thess doubts must be faced; they
cannot be smothered. The clergy must preach
lcss and argue mo1e. In the great battle that
is now beng waged between Orthodoxy and
Ec1esy, how few clergynen are actively en-
gagged! Hort Of tho hard fighting, On the
Christian e:'c. is done by laymen, who are sell
dom armed with any better weapon than blind
confidence. The clergy themselves must join
ard take tho lead in tie conflict. Complaints
ere be.pe eoDs:aDt1T made OF the absence OF
woralngmtn ffcm CHURCHES and chapels and the
uexne Of remedying this state Of things would
Is for the clergy to convert their pu]p pits into
free discussion platforms for half an hour 1t the
close Of the sermon II this desirable change
Se7e made, ~rrk.ngmen would come in crowds
10 the churches. They want something more
tta:, mere assertion; they want the why and
the MAe1eforp. CosNIsT.
, 1875-06-06

| Tho Iowa Baptist MINISTERS hold convention
| in nes MONIES this week, beginning Wednesday
| Severnl noted msu from abroad will be present
Tbs Congregdtiondlist reports 1,s6i admis.
! tions, 925 OF them By profession, in Congrega+
tiona! churches throughout the country at the
May commnnions.
An extraordinary revival has been experienced
in the Methodist Church in Huntington, Ind.
AS tie result OF forty-four days meeting, 120
| profeseed conyerslon.
Dr. Rambaut'e new Baptist Tabernacle Church,
Brooklyn, Is nearly completed and will bn dedi-
Gated in September or October. It ls OF brown
etoue, and cos., complete 100000.
1t was the North Baptist Church, and not the
North Star Church. that VAS dropped from the
records Of the Fox River Association. The
former organization disbanded some years ago.
The Board of Foreign Missions OF the Presby-
teriau Church reports tha. the entire receipts Of
the yeax have been $456, 1882, 900 less than
last year. The dabt OF the Board, May !, WAS
$3S, 232.
The Rev. 4 Damep, s. j.. aud companions
have concluded mission in St. Johns Church,
Paterson, n. J., during which 10, 600 persons re-
ceived communion and about forty, young and
old, joined the church.
In the General Synod Of the Irish Episcopal
Church, the motion To declare the void '.priest '
in the Prayer-Book to mean only presbyteE, was
yehemently opposed, and lost by vote, as fol-
lows: Ayes-cIerEy. 10; lsit5, 1o6; Noes
Clergy, 1oA 1Aty. As.
Emmanuel Reformed Episcopal Church, Of
d1,wark, n. j., which is formed OF members OF
80 lt-,y ~ Church (p. e. who followed Dr. Nichol-
.n c.n,. - 9is withdrawal, numbers 200 comnuni-
! Cnn.s.,;sd has been deromina1ed by bishop
Episcopal cS::h'a c:s sann'F raFi'h Of the Reformed
Tnited State. is giy-s.. ~ .'ao N tne
others TO 979; Supos sshao ca4 ano
| bracine te.,ha-. % of;csr. membership, en-
A6 IL cansa. ,he number Of esno,a's eso,a = 2'o3
| teachers aud oflc>rs 35,745; "oois is 4, 4o1
scbo1sra sotaa ss1ndayschPd
The Southern Baptist Convention, whic1.
at Charleston. S. G.. May 6, repo2sstt
/ that the Home Missionary Board has cmp,oyeu
during tho Year hfty-one missionaries and agents,
| including the pative Indian preachers It also
reported 1,045 bapt1sms, 20 chu1ches organized,
Is meet!ng-houses built. and 2o4 stations sup
piled by the missionaries In thirty years So $40
baptisms had been miniete1ed, l,940 Sunday
schools organized, 4,C50 churches and stations
supplied. and $925.255 contributed for mis-
Eiorary Tork.
The dlscuss1ou Of the e1pediepce Of having q
| second sermon on Sunday has reached tho old
Puritan churches OF Massachusetts,, and Tie
Congre8ationallsts OF Leicester have decided
to hava on]Y the morning sermon. and to
give the afternoon to the dav-echool
In other Instances, especially IN Boston the
second service ls m3de chiefly musical and de-
votlonal, with short address or exposition in
stead Of a sermon, very rauch like the service
OF Tchpers for soma years familiar in New York
and Brooklyn
dtnfH H<t+G
, 1875-06-06

EFISCUFA14
Juns 6-second Sunday after Trinity.
jnn< LIST. Bar1ahas.
CATHOLIC.
Juns e-Thtrd Sunday after Penteeost s. Norbert,
BE-
yun 7-Ss. venaudaa tfsuo May 1n.
june e-st Peter cAlestiue, ?. G. {from My 19S
Prinus and Fdic1An, Mn
june list. HArn2has, Ap.
41aAe 12-6t> John Of F4cHndo, II AZ. uax,td.z .ra
coup,, HA. 11>1~" ""4
, 1875-06-06

Inc we'll Oh oaUtd-G6Q8P1eT6 13 decorated IN IN
exceptional manner, and about it, and iu fact on
all sides ono sees tables covered with the cakes
OF Nanterre, which the people oFer for sale On
this day. This is the famous GAZETTE, without
which no ono would think Of returning from tho
village. The chu1ch is also oruamented, plat
form covered With crimson velvet, with gola
fringe, being erected for the ceremony. Tbs
streets are thfonged with people in their snn-
day clothes. At the appointed hour there is ,
flourish Of trumpets and the Mayor. With ha
municipal sash about his waist, heads process
sion to the house OF the young girl to be
crowned. She .skes the arm OF the Mayor, who
is followed b. tie other local officials and o7
the people, when all march to the church, past
Ing between two lines Of soldiers ranged outslde-
Formerly it was the 6remen ot the placs Rho
pe1formed this serrce, but after the song Lss
Pompiers de Nuuterne 30 much fun vas maoo
OF the hrennen that soldiers were substituted
1ek no fireman can nov appear ID the street Win
bis brass Roman casqua Without hearing 1ne
populaco,
Enc Iii H. zinc lai Ii,
Ces beAux Enilitaiees.
The Ros:ere Of the year is bright blonde.
named Marie Louise Thomas. She il 10 hsr lesn
year, tall, slight, but By no neana fragile, VITA
= charming face and very gracious nanners' sue
is the oldest OF three orphans and lives with dsf
grandparents, supporting :hem With her laoot,
aud taking motherly caro- OF them ALL deapto
her youth and dangerous beauty. On entering
the church the Mayor, the adjoipts, and Alder
man #lsh the patrons and patroneasea Of mo
iete' take their pisces upon the platform. and,
aIte1 the speeehnak'as, tbs young g1rl y ea!!sa
Of last year. bright br1;:etta, Wis pres
ens On thus occasion. Nile. Thomas receives,
u addition to her crown, An elegant troussts93 3
from the patronees Of tha fear, tho sum OF ~
francs from the fund of is founder. and S7
fEaEcs more from the town on condition that abe
does not marry until the expiration OF one yesr-
II abe is already engaged AID intends to T*r1T
tioDs, but nowadays it has been found mnrs
prudent to discourage immediate marriage, n
order to gre time Tor 50 e1amination INTO ths
titles OF the pretendont to 60 mach youth v1tue
and comparative wealth. The idea Of thus r.
Tard1ng vntue IS very good one. Whatever
strict moraiists may say about virtue being IL
Own reward; and such good results have follow
ed that the Same sys,cm has been adopted u
many other towns and villages.
, 1875-06-06
BREVlTlES.

brings him such affecting memories OF his dear,
dead wife as to stumble over . aat-iron.
4 lady. Oh separating from her husband,
changed her religion, being determined, sh Q
ea,d, to avoid his company II tho next world a.
we'll as this.
Striking Coincdence-The Baptist denomina-
ton is rapidly increasing in California, and a
general system Of irrigation for the entire State
is under consideration.
Mamma (sternly) y)-''Now, Miriam, ssy grace :"
Miriam (who, for previous misconduct, has been
deprived Of puddlns)-" For all they have re-
celycd let them be truly thankful"
Presbyterian missionary in Japan remarks
that there isn't much to choose between the two
h,,;ssy:aillng religions there The one is Budd-
49, which is sin, and the other is Sintoo.
,sge val.6oo H. of clergyman was delivering COL
Lercbief he ~. when, in pulling out bis band
&C. 49, -, 81 ne t;led out pack of cards. "Hu1-
coat!" 'e so' va "s 4aAoef
] In an English sun>r x..ao, 4t u-
daughter, who Vas very p,,, ~ ~, .1~. a.'-
inquired OF one of her pupil 20 ooe-.tAas'
how Queen sheba came to ST. ~ aoeA
piled: by railway, miss" On aa.;ar ~ -.
! explanation. she received answer: 1pscsnaa
Miss, the Bible says she came to Jc1usalet. r;th
very heavy train" "''A
Two persons we're once disputing so loudly o.
the subject Of religion that they awoke big dog
which lad been sleeping on the hearth before
Them, and be forthwith barked most furiously.
An old divine present, who bud been quietly eip-
ping his tea while the dieputapts we're talking.
gave the dog kick, and exclaimed: "HoH
your tengue- You silly brute! you know no more
about it than they do"
(P)Io rN1uMruEi
In spite Of friend Nhslley
Who growIs - It's al no COS
1alnss still stem quits Jolly
With Pope Pho Nouo,
He sends his Ablegsts
And Count a1arefoschi
1ho Cardinals Red Hat
To ciop On McClosksy!
Hal with loud iubitdten
The hrst Hat IL Yznkeedonn
II p" rrtFa ctan7dte,
10 Moody and aankeY-domt
Punch.
1heEa Wor o3ce q MASON at GuiseIev cat it
lntov us heead at hs NOT just cut aht for a
pregcher, so he went to ees Nethody parson.
an asst him IT 10 conld0't get l,m lob az
:" local - somewRar; he wos spwer ii thev'd
nobbut gre him reieht chonce le could con
vert elnners wholesale. Well, after a gooid
aeai 9 Dother pason gat vacant poolpit for
bum some ahtside country place, an theer one
fine Sunda' norni1' IN t. msson aent ra;ght
Weel suited wi hizen. Up into t pooiiDit he
mahntsd, like one at wor weel used { lob. Ali
went on quietly enia, 1hol t time come for him
to bagin hls sarmon an theer wor rare con-
gregation to listen tul lin. "Nah, nv friends"
re began ,s; In stamn'eris soart Of nay ~ text
He then waited bt, an after thunn-
in t pooipit top toahrea times be gst
on BIT farther. - Fintly, mr. friends" be
eaJB, firstly. ILL am leet o + vor!d. =" an
the then noees oe eG to another m ssop m thums
agean, :" in t litst place 1911 sn = lac, -
t world" but he couldn't get word farther.
dew what be would. At t List, hamv7er. tnea-
NOT IN ovid woman ameng t congregation s.ne
ant: - tell tha what ii is, lad, Il thnrt i less
poor mason hookt it aht o i chaDel .sif h.,