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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17
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THE BATTALION WASHINGTON ARTIL.
LERY in presenting for the information of the pub
lie, which so literally furni he'd the means by which
the Battalion has been enabled to assist in relieving
the wants of the survivors of the recent disaster It
Indianola snd along the Guf coast the state
ment desire gratefully to acknowledge the Obligation
they feel for the marked approval of their fellowc
zens and for the opportunity that has been afforded
them to promptly aid in giving, to limited extent
substantial relief suffering neghbors in Texas
The detailed statement below will evidence the
iberaity and high appreciation of individual citzen
and of the public 1t is submitted with the hope that
it will give sati .faction:
STATEMENT.
Benefit st the Varieties 1beater. Sept 90, 1875, ff
the treasury of the WASHINGTON ARTILr
LERY, c. ntrbuted to the sufferers at Indianoh
and on the Gulf:
Total amount cash from sale of tickets. ,447
Expenses paid in cash. exclusive of dona-
tons OF expenses &o
Net cash from performance ...........sl 209 u
Palh shpm nts OF supplies to Indian.
Ola --..--.----SccS "
In hand of reasurer....... $40 %
81 200 Is
The amount balance, 1920 %, was about being IN
vested in addition to the goods previously sent for
ward, when the information, was communicated that
no further aid wanted and therefore that amount
remains in the treasury of the Battalion.
The committee consider that it is due that public
acknowledgment should be made of their apprecia
ton of the iberality of the following named who de-
clined to receive any amount from the proceeds Of
the benefit
Cbas L. Howard, lessee of the Varieties
Ineater-- SiVV w
The N O. Picayune. N. O. Bulletin, n O.
Times, N 0. Repn can and N. o. Bee, for
receipted bills in full, for advertisements 257
1857 "a
The Committee of Arrangements are also under
obligations to the O. D. A., to Mark Kaiser and
other distinguished artists, and to the personnel Of
the Varieties Theater who kindly volunteered their
services upon the OCCASION for the benefit of the dis
tressed j. B. WALTON,
Colonel and Chairman Committee
L. A. ADAM, Secretary
q. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
or 1t %
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Politeness is the mother OF peace. She keeps
familiarity and impudence from being kicked te
death, and often saves herself q broken head.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17

The Select Social Club will give their first COM
plimentary Ball this season at the Grunewald
Hall, on Thursday evening, December End. The
following gentlemen comprise the committee Of
arrangements: Messrs. ]. Trautman, s. Frank
and r. LEVY
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17

Mrs. Snipe, OF Texas. made her husband quail
before her. Carney!
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17

The Arlington Club gave their first grand
complimentary soiree at Stonewall jackson Hall
Last night
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17

man who cheats in short measure is a meas
ureless rogue. If in whisky. then he is rogue
in spirit II by classifying his accounts, then he
is an unaccountable rogue. If he gives o bad
title to land, then he is q rogue indeed. If he
gives short measure in wheat, then he is a rogue
in grain.
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had of the
news agent in Mobile, at the depot, on the
arrival OF the P. NJ. train.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17

Charles Reade has written three hundred sto-
ries. and not a word of truth in one of em.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17

A minister who had been reproving one of his
elders for over-indulgence observed a cow 60
down to stream, take q drink, and then turn
away: There" said he to his offending elder,
"is an example for you; the COW has quenched
it's thirst and retired" "Yes," replied the other.
"thst is very true. But surprising another COW
had come to the other side Of the stream and had
said, Here's to you, there's no telling how long
they might have gone on"
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DIRECT MPORT4TION.


DIRECT IMPORTATION.
J.LEvOlS s. JAMESON,
1916 CANAL STREET.
We have in s.ors our full line of late importa-
tons Of
DRESS e. HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
The selection being made by cur partner in Paris
will be found to be one of the best selected to be
found in the city.
We will offer all our goods at
VERY LOW FIGURES.
Wholesale or retail.
oil suTuTh J. LEvOIS & JAMESON,
Reduction (! Reduction!
GROVER &c BAKER
Sewing Machine Depot,
No. Oh ,rtres Street, Near Corner of Canal.
Have reduced their SPOOL COTTON to Csc per doz.
. :. SILK TWIST tos3
:. LINEN THREAD
. . :. Curved NEEDLES to 75c :.
. Straight NEEDLES to 100 :.
StapdaId Goods Manufactured by the Company,
OF 2dp1w and Warr-nted
Rem0rdl.
c. A. MILTENBERGER. A Z. BROWN.
C. A. M,LTENBERGER s. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail
COIL COMMIssION MERCHANTS,
Have removed their Office from No. 50 to
No. 6S Camp Street,
Opposite Commercial Place. where they prepared
to receive orders for the best quality of Pittsburg
Mount Carbon and other COAL for planters, cam
ships factories fam s. etc. at lowest marx ct rates.
Coal in casks for shipment. oil 1w
La Escepcion
New Crop Tobacco,
30 900 CIGARS OF ASSORTED CLASSES
Just Withdrawn from the Gu tom House,
And for sale retail at wholesale prices by
F.A GONZALES g. BRO,
Corner Camp and Common,
Corner Canal and Exchange Place,
Corner Union AID CaroHdelet
o171t No 2 Carondelet, near Canal
Kid Cloves.
Kid Gloves, Kid Gloves, fer the Million !!
THE LARGEST STOCK OF KID GLOVES
EVER IMPORTED IN THIS CITY.
IN ALL THE PROMINENT MAKES!
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED NO MATTER
HOW Low THE PRICE.
MY Alexanders at 81, and Ma Bellies at 81 p pair
for two buttons are the best Gloves in the country
for the money.
My Real Jouvins, Blondines Nations, and other
fine makes have arrived, and will be open MONDAY
All the new colors are g. braced in the assortment
Call and Examine them at
S. G.. KREEGER'S,
Kid Glove Depot,
oil 1t2dp 1i9 Canal street
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We have just received handsome inc of
PLAID POPLINS rom 1850 yard up.
NEW MOURNING GOODS. such as Alpao2s,
Tamise D,lsines, Merinos, Cashmeres, etc.
BLACK BROCHE ALPACAS.
PLAID and FANCY FLANNELS.
25 dozen FELT SKIRTS at 75c.
WHITE COTTON and WOOLEN BLANKETS, in
great variety.
Q cases HOSIERY and CORSETS at very low prices
10 cases NEW PRINTS at &c and &c.
cases SOFT FINISHED LONSDAIE at 1Oc.
1914 cached and Brown SHEETINGS. at 25c.
Embroideries Laces handkerchief Silk Scars etc..
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, such as Table
Damasks Towels, Napkins French Furniture
Prints, Chair Coverings, etc.
WHITE and RED CHECK MATTINGS.
j. TURCOTTE,
oil 1t 15S Canal street.
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o17 3t2dp
Report of
Washington Artillery Entertainment fol
the Benefit of Texas Sufferers.

25l1 tickets sold at so cents. ,405 81
80 cut tickets, resold at the door.... ESQ
Extra for private boxes, over and above for
seats therein, "a, a, 50, 81 81, &2-------- 17M
Total ,447a
Paid Louis Mayer for orches ra 5aW
Orleans Dramatic Association, services Miss
Stroudback. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2sW
New Orleans Price Current printing post
ers, cards and dodgers 410
p. Marchall barber ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN
Mrs. NObet, for wi gs- ------.....-...----. 4W
r. II. Browne, stage expenses. ....-...... $50
New Orleans Gas Company 1875
A. Weber bill poster ... 1864
Charles els, costumer 13M
Doorkeepers, Thomas and Savage - ~
Net profit 1909 Is
s1447a
Tickets not settled for: Company A 10, Company
B 23-3j tickets, SIT 50.
H. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
Chairman Com Arrangement, B. W. A
The Committee of Arrangements desire to return
the sincere thanks of the Battalion to the following
persons for appreciated favors, to-wit
/. Miss f. Bumenthal, for services.
O. Mr. Charles T. Howard, for use of theater..
g. n. .. Pioayune, bill adveI Using in full.
a. N. o. bulletin bill advertising in full.
s. O Times bill advertising in full.
n. 0 Republican, bill adver Isl ng in full.
7. n. o. Bee b lhadyertlsing in full.
Messrs Bloomfield & Co for printing etc.
g. Reas cam Press. for printing etc.
10. Mr. Theo. A. Jam. s. for services rendered.
IL Mr. Mark Kaiser, for sers ices rendered.
IL. Mr. NJ Livaa, for service rendered.
IL. Mr. w. H. Beanham for services rendered.
IA. Mr.. Harry Pickles, fbr services rendered.
Is. Mr. George ST. IN, for services rendered.
And to gene, GUS pub ie for the Overwhelming
patronage extended.
Very Respectfully
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements b. W. 4
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Choice, Fancy and Staple
FAMILY GROCERIES.

Choice, EUnCy ana Staple
FAMILY GROCERIES.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING JUST RE-
CEIVED.
New BUCKwHEAT SIROP TIE BATTERIE,
choice GOSHEN BUTTER, new SHAKER PRE-
SERVES, CANNED GOODS of all kinds, which
deliver to all parts of the city free of drayage.
JOHN McMAINS,
o171t 572 Magazine and 40 Washington streets
Carpeting, Floor OIL Cloth,
Curtains.
17.. Charities Street
A. BROUSsEAU & SON.
Importers,
Offer at low prices " holesale and retail
WILTON d ADMINISTER, - pieces.
VELVE1S, 1C0 pieces
BODY BRUSSELS $50 pieces.
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS sou pieces.
THREE PLY 60 pieces
TAPESTRY and EX IRA SUPER aply 100 pieces.
SUPERFINE. FINE etc. 80 pieces.
COTTON CHAIN etc, 60 pieces.
FIGURED STRIPED HEMP, so pieces.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, 100 pieces.
MATING, 700 pieces.
COCOA JUTE and MANILA $50 pieces.
CURTAINS Lace and Nottingham Lace
WINDOW SHADES, Table and Piano Covers.
BRQCATELLE Cotelines, Terriers.
PLUSH, Enamel Leather.
HAIR G. 9TH and limitation
CORNIt .ES s rings. Loops ard Bands.
TICKING of al grades from 7iac up.
BURLAIS by the Bale Piece and Yard.
CRETONNES, Bar zine, French Twilled.
VICTORIA, Turkey Red and Nader Tabling and
Stair RODS Bed and Shade Tassels, etc.. etc.
oil 2dp Sufu&Fr
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An EXQUISITE PIECE OF WoIKMASsHIP.-Con-
noisseurs in art cannot certainly forget the work
of our own artizans and now there crops out
such another MASTERPIECES from the hands of our
fellow townsman, Paul Granzin, that they will
not fail to pay that tribute true merit so richly
deserves. We have been shown an exquisitely
designed badge, of the old Washington Artillery
pattern, from the emporium of Messrs. A. B.
Griswold & Co., and we feel it deserves more
than passing notice. OF tasty workmanship
and rare execution, the badges prepared by this
we'll known firm are peculiar in their design
The chaste wreath, with crossed cannon and the
tigers head below, all have a significance for
those who were familiar with the old battalion,
and many OF the members will doubtless recall
pleasant pictures when they remember the fair
ones of Virginia to whom these last souvenirs Of
the war were giver. The old battalion will
doubtless appreciate these new badges Is memen-
toes Of days long gone.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17

Received per steamer Hanover, a large invoice of
Partisan BONNETS and HATS. Embroidered and
Plain Cloth COVERINGS Silk and Wool COS
TUNES LINGERIE, SILK PATTERNS, Etc
Expected per steamer Frankfurt. another invoice
of the latest novelties which Mime. OLYMPIC is now
selecting herself in Paris.
OH Is 10 20 y "a PC % 30 adp
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The statement Of the proceeds realized at the
benefit given to the Battalion of Washington Ar
tillery, and which were by them rendered to the
Texas sufferers, is handsome evidence of the
liberality Of our citizens in general and of the
Washington Artillery in particular. The gentle
men composing the differen. committees of the
association deserve especial praise for the ear
nestness and zeal displayed by them in their Ia
Dor, and congratulations Tor their unqualified
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17

NOTICING Orders taken on the Bulletin once
unless ind0rsed by the PkOPhlEIOh'
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17

The Best die.
STAR AND CRESCENT.
BASS ALE,
YOUNGERS ALE,
GUINNESS STOUT
Selected and Bottled for New o. leans trade.
For sale by Grocers generally. oil I'm
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THE OPENING LAST NIGHr.-There was quite q
large gathering last night at tie new restaurant,
lust opened by that popular caterer Denecbaud,
at No. Carondelet street. The carte was a most
delightful one, and the hosts OF invited guests
were more than pleased atthe bounteous spread
before them. Denechauds new restaurant can
not fail being the center Of attraction for the
bon rirants Of the city, for his well known taste
is such that our go,anets are sure to receive
the very choicest our markets afford.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-17

DIR. b. n. Pope
Would inform his patients that he has returned to
ths city and changed his Office tol40 Canal street
between Carondelet and Baronne. o'4 2p7t
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Pixies EccHNrge and Collection
Office,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Dealer in Exchange, Coin and Uncurrent Notes
Collections Bayou Sara, Clinton and Jackson, La
shall have prompt attention.
A III. HUGUET Cashier.
Reference-Pike Brother 4 Co., New Orle ans Ma
tiopal Bank. OI4lm
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. @. BEARD, Occulist,
.DAUPHNE STREET...-......-..it
Orleans Innrmary.
Ofdoe hours from 10 to 81.

Immense Reduction in French
COrsefS.
Just Received-1O0 doz. Real Robt Werly Dow.
bone, ex. long cost S. for IS. 125 doz. Hand Made
eide stees 81 So for 81 So so doz. Pride of tho
World cost 81 so for 81 so 100 doz. Real Glove Fit
ting cost a, for g. $50 doz Gold Medal cost ST. for
50 cts lso go doz Ladies b it. Fin. Hose cost S.
fer So So $50 doz. Mems Brit Fin. Hose cost g. for
g so.
Country orders faithfully executed. Remember the
French Corset Emporium, $50 Magazine street, one
door ii ON ST Mary. NJ. HEIMAN.
OF 2dp At Su
, 1875-08-02

lyzct', a. in tried 70 SEQ AMI tanfo tho fso's Of
nntrr0! WhH that mighty braI, OF his cunf,,.cj
Or na,lled M hs view ell with tto inner ryo tia
lawa OF prncipcs uf tteso facts III tho light of
IN micl. m[A,t,sacrstuod, nn1 Cnlusnuintcd
70 mitch personally. on account of tho .u{s.
I'osoa logical and atllcIAtica sentences Of bin fa
nous writings, aatortH lits iiilwaveitg otiai in an
= Hnsi VI rroyiirnliaf foresight. and maintain,
that the sreatest ntciicctn of The Christian nres
llnyc maintained tho sasno truth. Must not every
candid Bciontisl cnnfcsa tI,at tcre IA No a,ltar.
on1htn l,otwocn Ohriatlnnity aud rHgreas7 rny
Christianity alone teaches In iM inll,loss iii,
truth Of God WHICH has rnlel srrtctne In ljs
thnlgltn Of slIesc r'1!ors OF tho world. Must la
nut further confcHs tt'at tIliH doa Of God, 1ytpa
~ e docs at the vary Foundation Of thu thparhl
Of tho phiosophcrs md the poop!ea Of Chrts'Isn
lands, Hos MISC a. tho foundation Of thnt ciyiiza.
tIon, whoI, destiny wis!ca them from all Other
k'il.ircda: md NATIONS, mud tongucH3
;, Wien Patrick liDnry wns noar tho csosc Of his
fifo, and III fccbfa len!tfl lo nfd is hnnd on In
l'ihlo and snll 10 p,Icat WHO was near lin, s
Hero ID booh worth moro than h1I otLc,a
printed; yet II II my misfortune ucyor to tayo
tcha y with proper attention nntsl lntoly.~
About tho aamo tirnn TO wrote to his daughter,
mo. Tho shought Inns rainol mo more than ths
appollation ot Tory for cnnRi1er re igon oi
inanltoly higher Importance than politics and
find much causo tD roproncb myself ttiat l,aya
iiyea 70 long an! Eiyen 70 decided public prool
Let ono OF tho great nlastora OF English
pnotrS tell lid own story. III t'in hutubets that
once charmed Ills cyo, and threw a gIaZo ovet
vice. 1icsr him in Ills ott hgs speak OF the
value Of tho belief in t!I!s hlcRAed Hook OF God
1tcach nc to l,cova Thss TINA rotccacd,
And search Iii further II, III ThyrclT revealed,
but her nlone for fny d!rAetor take,
Nf1U1n Tint fiAst promised novrs 10 frfsnAe
Ny thoHghtiess youth WA winged with vain tleA!foa
Ny manlool, long hualttl by wandering ntea,
Followed fnlae llBha; and, Wien ihc!r gIllnpas vu
gtne,
My pride struck out new srarkca Of hor Own.
SucM sH1s ], such by natur5 Ati!l nm.
10 Thino Tho Flory. and ho mine tic shame,
0Oo1 lIlo be now my task, my dallts mo y
, 1875-08-02
a New VuiEttl,v.

In tho eonIae at lor yoyaeo h the Cl,jnn rt,,
tho Cila.iougc. yitttbd an nYtraordinarv vn,r.n,
Of MinIanao chnIn NJ ;si' yni,a,ts t"o r@l. eel
sonowhat Irregular II, form oi.in,,rotns no,T ,Is
centre Of tho ialnul III q u,ouuiain' the larht d
witci. Ii giyou as 5,a3a Iont nnIi ~ 1;.tIh ~,
inland, jst bol,ntl tbe yocat,o, thera il x,nthrt
t,eak !. rid fcpt l;gt. Tia nrt;vn voiconr ~ fmms
IN irregular rono i.05O fust IN heioi,t Il rae
u7 from tho sua. with Hltim, at MAJ pniutt Of
upwards Of 90 deu, Tho Tsnnral s4,iotF F1b ~ lbs
eone IL a rich chocolate Lrawu, and lie coatta.:
between II and Bplondid gscon Of Nv
rising immedintoly toGiu,1. ~ ve1v strtior
Vhero ia IN Irregular rr.tcr mar III
tnp, and from thjs dar,so n,asses NJ r,c,r
ascapo; moro rrom,uoutIy If nnpe,rs at ,icbl
and In Tho morning. whan thn III Ia conyor nj
there ia moro tanid rnn,5ons.finn s.,t h.rn ,nd
there palo blno nu,nk,, nr;.na from ,,,.,nc,,,,n
, 1875-08-02

following slnguinr inoidant IA valuatle COW,
belonging 10 BIZ: lowell At Tho Nay, dlea fog
the efiecta Of a bite received 1rom yeunnort
sl!ake lsst Saturday. Yhpcor wandered oH flao
the pastuEo. and wont to rome m4reAy land MY
tho lake, aud. whlle eeting the grass, thu Hu.i!
boast becaDs franxisd and ran iuto ths lake, by
MAS chased ou. Of tho wales by several peopa
who Witnessed ler Antics, sbe ran 10 ths pate
yan', and, After heinK there fsw minutes, ~
tell dead. boon After dying striped snasss
feat iA Iuugth crawicd pnt OF her uvull, xGk3
psofea 70 lays caused ler DEATH"
, 1875-08-02
CHRISTIANITY AND PROGRESS.

aru,f,~ Nv ry,E prv r,n
TIN 1,ey. DR.. ra,lnwa rcsumc,, ,,ia cona,dor,-
linn or ..rho 1,n,,,,, NJ CI,,tu,t,,,;I, ~, 11ra.
pro,rsus y nj 81 rnnl,a Uofor,naa Tt;.anna,
,,' , 80, - ~ 49, ~" S'Ao 7'@eo
last nbht' io epoAe aH 1o1lo~H:
!hp entrance OF lily wof1la glscth light.-Psat's
e@11I e.. 1u< =, ...,
coukouucns, not itn ca,,ao. Dut T ask Wh,t ia
meant hv intoI1ccIn,1 cnontoo,na,t, ~" -
I,'ss,'. ~ .,".',. s.. h,' Af.
md rol'gionn causes, and has endeavorotl to
provo that thoy exert no porccptib1o influence
mon tho civilization Of our contury. nnt
when this word intellectual is usod +. is oues'y ,
pnt for tho whole tnan; and, when so used, it IL
true that intellectual enlightenment ,s tho con-
t1iton Of ali soaial civil, scientific, aud religious
elevation. Il tloa includes mau's @ ,norai omn.
Lionnl rolleious, and executive % na.,ro O" '''''
Hut We hayo Iust M much right to my that ali
progrosg depends upon acknowledgements, for
oycrv action Of All iuto,li,tcut aront Ia t,o out.
% como Of 'nIe,lgont observation contFollOd BY
personal determination for deilulse end. A
moral action Iuciudoa notro. act, and ond. lIo
might, therefore, with tome Ut lilo oor|er nil.
,oann,oru. cover .ho rnhcro ar inte1,cctna, ,,ht.
to1opny WIN sta' VI mural: 1u. 10 got a. tf'ie
reason Of fact, wc must keep the tHo distinct.
Whom that Ia donc it Will DO seen
thnt nor,, anil "a, to,,ra t,,nro,,o. 49,
snas s"u.a. anu ,al 's.ou1 'nauehcos aro
peipo'"a' anu po"c1tu' lae1"1s Ill cl'ihzatloh.
But No are told by my Courteous aild accomplish
cd reviewer that tho great error Of those who
traw deductions I,ko myself Ii ..tn consolidating
re,i,io,, ,, c,,,so O,ua at lin ,oa. -, t'.a.,sa
tons'," sae s"ue' ~'u "1' 'uo onoet u "1es'ee
tua' aeFe'opment'" Aud wo are1u.thef told that
" apcl All uuphilopop1lfcal !dca would not prevail
os II does among educated men cxcopt through
t],e porsiptout on,plahIa n, II Lv tbo c1errv. tn
,soso s,ro.t i,,,oras. - j., .,,at I, IL -
"uoso s'Gas H'el'ss u - su"t y" eeto'al'y &C.
eopted It III simply putting tic cart before the
horse. It Ia on par With the argument Of tho
country purson. who referred "a a proof at a
t,,,1 t.'ai,, p-o,;aouo. - t,,c 49,. -.
hlpo, hu'e''"'eau'os ilo''aeueo ~ 'oo TACT that
uoa had cauSea thelr gfeat 'ivess to TOW right
TO tho whaEvcs Of great cittes."
Let no. ID Justice to nv olorical bretbren. say
thai the ,ilusirattop nbont Inn rrcat r,vcru ,n1
~" "s sas .,.aa "nt ;, Nv $50. .''e sna
, 1875-08-02
Tho Rev. John Williamson on
tho Causes and Consc-
quences Of Church
Quarrc1s.
Tho Lessons Of the E3Dnt~
Race, Exisounsled by
The REV. Esr.
HAOGlxe.
Continuation Of Dr.. FajIows' Discussion
Of The Relation Of Christianity
to Human Progress.
CHURCH 9uARRELS.

N1lonNF7 aSNnNcIo'
sEAMos III TIE HEV. JOHN "1LL1hNaoN.
The Isev. John Williamson, pastor OF tic Wa.
hash Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
nrc,chcd vcetcrd.v mnrnfro tnsi+,1 =. III. ,n,t :.
rt.v for t,,o ,o,., ~ 1.-,,..,s,, r.r,'. ~ 10y
..l sa' 1Seo rno =. o. e,t", :"
favored with no fuller than tho dim onFhttn"
mont Of tho Latin Church, tnid "lio WIG,
ll oaks Tho nen.o aud unity Of the Churcl, ~
nvai,,st chr;ut Il, wiz ,.,1o,. o,.cworc ar,r,
from tue ehufch. sca'terct" abroad. Da4Hl
c1hotts In to Do good unto 1iot.' IAaiah
implies. With al a1sful ra.ho., m urgent invita-
tion to love tho Church " How beautiful tho
r,o, ~ ~, ~, ..;t,, ,,.o yi,, M. co4
.., ~ I,"l !" tna. n"'l'' u'.o t.'''', tnJ wv
ie'ahotn' ssod has coh'iaonco III the Ghafch :;
tuf = lilo added to 1t such ~ shall bo saved"
THO early Christianp, nE1uw with the inspiration
of tho Mnatcr'. ,rceoucn uvern of ,po bo,rl
~ .,.4 - ~ .s, ~. "".A,.'..'
"'u n"u W. 'n'lihn ~ Ion1a'o"' 1n'' "ecS'ol'-
ato unity wns persuasive, rs believers were
nd1el To tho Lord" The Church, too, fresh from
,o,,,,,,- ,,r,o !, s,,1 b,.,sa1t .s..r,, =, ~,
Iop..as, s'A' I"A'ar'' oN " Io'''
tilc disc'lnes' iF'Sato d'hotehccs were not
suffered to cmbarrsss churc!s-fcliowstlr, for
cotler," THIS vas tho condition of spiritual
,,rsncr;tr n. lin oa,lv :, cbnrco, ,ncroa,o, l.,
p'oe,s.y - NV ~, onl's ussuos 'us'oAseu III
nnthDef aa''y' cnr'st expression Of tue fa'ue OF
tho Church is. that lio loved the Church. AMI
cnyo IIlmsclf for IT," Warranted ly tf,cro statn
men,r Of tuvp,1atjou. NAV wo not arrsa witt,
t1c,.ncihn,, :, ria ,ornot,,, NJ M Cn,r,.,,
o" -, IT,. ~. roipe.u's =. ~ .h"sen'
He cotnmaaaa thaI h'a doatli Rnoald % shown
forth. and His supper bo administered until 1io
casuo'"? Tho Chnlci. Of Chri.s to ba at all intlu-
eu,ta1 must 1.-Two in peacc. not avon f,vb,nr air
0.,n.,,,;,,,. ~ aro.n 1oa,r;,,tt,., 49,, ssa;,
~. ~. =. W. usv..lp..e uno oes"no'ca
Wy lilo most communicable of objects, Ii evil, and
without a shadow Of justification. When differ
c.ccy of opinion u1iso tnev enonld at once h,
Artt1cd hv ,loforr,nc "a tho ,n.,;,.o ot ~.
t,,,"..;,,s. h a. suo Jt's'e "a ~, ~ 1n'ihs-
TN! asoiitament. 1he Ch'irch AZ well ns tbs
civil GoroEnmeut, provides for tho far and kind
y reconciliation OF tho differences i. anticipates
w." ~,,,,ss.' - :. ~. ;a. ir''zuh pauate
,on no raasA' ~ ~. " !sa Io.a,ons' ~ oas .ee
ioua home. LII many respects the most profound
secrcoy is lnrlici Oar domestic troubles arc
not relieved Ly narra.iny with circumstantial d.
fails N NV d,e;,tcyoatc,; s.,.,,or NJ oo,.,.i,,,
49," a., e.tss t' -. ease,asy
ausc'a.eu ac1na'n.ahso' Inc 1oii oueueo OF thelt
n,oufntul 1aets. 1t Ii cloar that men will not
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