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,oraH1fWilll1the Barnesyillet Enterprise
hstate particularly wherein sthe action of
the authorities, in reference to this
whole affair, (the killing Of M1cHEI. and
.stbe efforts made to arrest BEN, BARKERl
-liooks to an outsider like bravery was at
q discount" Ind 4 g7i.s ~,
daZuTGgTaa
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Bleached Muslin. nh
Weare selling the best bleaehed mus.
Inns you have ever seen at the price-4one
yard wide, free from dressing and only
10 cents per yard. Send for sample;it it
will only cost you one cent, and yeu-will
see for yourself that we can sell bleach.
ed muslin at 10 cents that you have not
been able to buy in the last Is years at
l2I cents per yard, We mean just what
we say. % ~ = -, =
Jeans,
Try our 10 cent Jeans. We have
never had its equal at the price. ssaa;
standard Brown Muslin, t' -Oa'
Our standard brown muslin; one yard
wide, only 10 cents.
Dress Linens.
Good quality and pretty shade at 33
cents per yard. -
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Farm for Sale.

GONTAINING. 20. Acres of Choice
" Land; fences good: well watered; new
dwelling house with six rooms, all we'll finish-
ed; good we'll; also never-failing spring of soft
water within few feetsof the door; new frame
barn; other outbuildings all in good condition;
also one tenant-house, new; good young orchard,
containing 500 trees of choice fruit of Bearing
age; abundance of
GOOD COAL-TH2EE FOOT VEIN.
This is good farm, and will be sold very low.
Parties wishing to purchase will do well to call
on The undersigned,2 miles south Of Jerusalem,
Monroe County, Ohio.
L. y. CARLETON.
Or J. D TALBOT, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
inne2s y5m4. II I i II Ii
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.
@ Cheap GOODS at Metterer q
Morris. Auction Friday and Sat.
urday of each week.

~ Bread, Pies; Cakes Crackers, ,rusk,
cigars, tobaeco, tea, coffee, sugar, pepper,
alispice, candies. toys, nuts, canned fruits,
pickles, and almost any other 5article in
the grocery and confectionery line you
may desire. a. REIKHERK's Civ7 BARERfI
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| p9sIf you want your prescriptions
carefully and neatly filled, send them to
p. B. HANNAH's Drug Store 10 Lebanon.
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snER1FF's SALE.
sathuel Il. Mooney
VS..
Jane Turner ct d.

DY virtue Of a mandate to me directed
j from the court Of common pleas Of Mon
roe bounty ;Oiio, will offer for sale at tha
front donr of tho court house, In the town of
WoodsGsld. between the hours'oi 10 . clock
a., m, and O'Clock p. M. on Is Is III,
Saturdasths llh day yof September, 1875;
tkesfollowiug described real estate situate in
Munroeconnty, Ohio, to wit:9 si sels8ol
iIParteofl the northwest Quarter and part Of
the southwest quarter of section thirty two.
township four and range nve, commencing at
the south corner at a stons; thence north
seventy four rods and seventeen links;thsncs
north eighty three degrees east ffty-6ve rods
and fifteen links; thence south eighty -awd
rods and eight links thence west ffty1dvs
rods and FIVE links to the place of beginning;
containing twenty. seven acres, be the SAND
more or less,uo8 iTia4f are ! urs5, .,4yi1f,
s''4ey'l'9s '!fa 70. LlrTIR. F}'
augs, ,'75w5, Sheriff, N. c. 8. Z
g. HofLIs+KR & Okf4, Att'ys. 7sssiiiss /
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aReh ehOioc Peffuniery at P. B. HAN
NAHs 10 Lebanon, f.a,, ~. ..,{j ,...r, <
p1-If you are sick go to P. 8. HAM
NAH new Drug store and be madelwhole.
+ s@Alfkinds of Drugs at P.B. HAN
NAH s, cheap for cash, in Lebanon.
, 1875-11-14


A Ptlladelphia dispatch Of Tuesday last says
Of the arrangements for Moody and Sankeys
coming:
Such extensive and careful preparations for re-
dg,oas revival ~ are POW betng made foc the meeting
Of Aessrz. Mood aud Sankey in this city were prob
ably made before, cartsinly not in the United
States The work 10 In the hands o, committee Of
headed by G. v. Stuart. This COMMITTEES
Il now engaged in fitting up tae old freight depot Of
the Peuns. Railroad 1t tho OF Thirteenth
1as held last This structure ia OF rather rude
and irregular appearance sxteTnAy, but with the al
taons that icing made in the interior, it will BE-
very well adapted for holding an Immense audience
and permitting easy ingress aud egreas. 1ta central
location Is also much in its The dimensions ct
the building Ire 800 feet in length by 1n feet in width
n the body Of ths ball. and for 500 persons upon The
platform. An interior partition, reaching from the
foor to tho ROOT, will incose the audienoe-roou
i1dinE the poises from the street and making pee-
saee-w4y I'll around between 1t and the outer walls
Throe large rooms for inquiry meetings will be
structed, also room for the uehara and 4 private
room for Mr. Moody: from which 1oaasags running
leading direct1y to the pulpit
The aud:ence- room will ba lighted by ten chaude~
Gers, containing LOCO busEera. aid over the platform
furnished BY choir Of Gov voices eelected from the
church choazs OF the city and there viii be corps OF
50o ushers appointed ty. the Ministers OF the city
churches who actively tntereattnR themselves In
the work The expense Of altering and fitting up the
building VIII te about so coo, which amount will he
obtained without solicitation by voluntary contrbu-
tons sent to the Executive COMMITTEES
On Sunday. Nov. Il, the meetings will be begun, II
the work prospers according to the expectation of its
promoters, 1t will be continued until the first Of Febru
ar, which Is the time Mr. Moody deaires begn his
have been liked at I. and p. n. on Sundays and
~ l. NJ and 7:so p. N. Oh week dayB.
, 1875-11-14
SUNpAI-SCHOO1S 6.

TEE COOK COUNTY CONVENTION OVER.
Tho ssunday School Convention Of Cook Con ntY
resumed ito session in Farwel-Hall At 10 o'clock
yesterday morning. Devotional exercises " ere
conducted By the Fer. E. N. Barrett, Of Ci.:xro
REPORTS OF c111 SCHOOLS
h1r. A. 6. Lane. the Moderator, announced
that the nrss business in ordar Was tho reatiiug
Of very brief reports iron, the different Sabbath
schools Of the city.
The report Of the Centenary Methotr1 at
Church. which Was made by Mr. Lane. in u1s
absence Of Mr. Harvey, showed that there was a
membership OF 800 pupils and an average aste,1,l-
ance OF 75o. Il Vas graded into four depart-
ments.-infant, primary, insermediata, an1
B;ble. Il Was thought best TO abolish the die-
tlnction between Bible aud Testament deparb.
ments. II WAS absurd to ma1nt1iu tho dlst,nc-
tion, seerR thAt both contained the same leer
sons The library was disconnected from Sun
aay work. ana Vas now opened on 6aturdav,a
only. Teachera' meetings vera hald weekly.
With good effect
Nr, a. 3. clssold, tor the Western A1euus
, 1875-11-14
RELIGIOUS EcCcNTRlclTIES,

A colored Christian of MuIoie, Ind, expressed
his opinion Of Adam thusly: IF Adam hsd nc
more sense dan to eat do Lords winter app!es.
he ought to be turned out DOORS"
''The Rsv, Murray says ths. there is nothing
in the Bible to prohibit Christian from keeping
. race-horse." No. it is the nothing in tho
pocket that prohibits most of them from koep-
ing ons.
'Piesy," remarked an Arkansas preacher to
his congregation the other day. .does not con-
sst in noise. The Lord can Bee you give to The
needy Just - saaily ~ Hs can hear you pray the
roof of"
Tbs Augnsta Consitutiondlist editorIallv re-
plles TO reverend draas Eaforuer that the gen.
tleuan has been striving all mis- life to 70 where
- the beauteons fornns Of nin-baek angels fit
along the street,
Loquacious lifc-insurancs agent to fat gentle
man On street "C,ms, my dear sif. II you
should soon and suddenly ba called to die, have
ron msde Buch provisions for the dear ones de-
pendent on you as will shelter them from want
and secure for theua the comforts OF life 7" Fat
gentiemAn--'' Young man, oncs the question
Vas, Gan Christian man 1iRhsfQll7 aaak life in--
, 1875-11-14

Of the Coed Shepherd corner NJ ,,n
streets, morning and evening o1oa aao 4aen..
n-tne hsV. u. J. Mccormick vm
1''n''s Church, EDa'ewood, :ais a{tsrnoean eee = u
UNITARIAN.
=, The Rev. J. l. Dudley, 81 WIx.ut..
the Church Of tho Nesaiai1 tlis morn,9s Nh pssa
The Res. Edward f. da1e- ~ ~.
1s Rao.2'Sz @ y Unity Church. cazaer NorS sta
tzests. >1<' AoaFae I'd Ls;a.
USrvERsA11sr., =
:. ne ReV. Sumner E4s will wesch st&h.
stsees he; thie osnins cp1neF of "aahtassoa .ad
~nas tno ~ =. rev; or: ryder prsaches norutp, .
.a8 N IT. Paols Church, % NicAa.ns @ aad "sa
."eea aaxsetnea sud Eighteenth Stree1 T1.faaA h
"The Nins.y ~ md sde Ntas sssaea ct re'''i s ss
1na Kev. Knowles Shaw prsa.bs,
evening u tho Christian CHURCH, coros, saA
1 aae aaa F~cntY-6fth street, and u .a@ara ~
nue.. nue. A' s'Fass Van SuF'n street. md csapsta IT, T.
The Christians will meet for wn-sh,,
4'"s hA1 40: "a Milwaukee ayenue V94 III
r.,,..3 ae Eey. Or. Hiboard will preaca =. 49,
enne . 1s 'sa eornes E1ehtsenth .srse. md ,ss ~
washington street and Ogden ayenne y .eaR7E d
CT. CT Carpe9ter will speak to the sni,tA q Il
oFoTs upsrF aal morning and evening. "seea
u.T uEk!aeF k =, =, G: Heoqloch v,n presch =, a..
ing. ~s%' ''''to1ng I'D assas
g. the RaV. @. Q. Barnes will p.each 1t ts.u
evening. 1safatnE ID
Tho Rev. A. 8. Einmsn viii nre.ch :.
stree: Tabernacle, noraiug aud eyxninr ~ seasa
t.. nIfhe % heE. Edmund RsloRr viii prsseh It H.
tsh Lutheran Church, corner of uesrh"-n~ ~ M " ~
strseta, morning and evening. aaa ana
-NTY tsor6 7, y
lecture before the spirtuaiista as - pset9z. III
ACADEMY corner Of Green and Washington .,.sst ssest
The Disciples OF Christ meet fcr sor,sta
"e11 ~ haeaaph ce3tp '1sssl, Al ~ INVITA-
n, ia Good Tempars' Hal, cornsr T.sS,,ssea 11 =
Desplalnes streeta. atsaa ID
, 1875-11-14

surance That dav ia paAt now the question
! ls is Christian man justified in killing life
| INSURANCE agent ?" Agent starts quickly M
! street To catch friend.
not long since. and being invited TO accompany
the family to church, disappeared from the house
about o'clock, s4.d did not return for An hour
10 excuse bis absence he exclaimed ~ wanr~
Cd to be prepared wheu they came around with
the contrlousion-box, aud I've walked moren 4
mile to get nickel changed"
A brief poetscal paraphrase from the Book Of
Genesis
When Mother Eve the tempting fruit
Pucked for her only kin,
she then and there did institute
4 precedent for sin.
She knew the appte tasted sweet,
But thought not Of is krice,
And said to Adam. Let US est;
f. Its naughty, but it's NICE"
That Christianity ID gaining ground in the
south there as no room to DOUBT, The other DAY
Two Ylcksburgars, seated in the shade OF an avn
ing, got into dispute ~ to whether the Meth
odists outnumbered tha Baptsss in the South.
and before they we're separated the Baptist had
chawed good shara OF tho sIathodiet'a left ear
OF. Iheras nolhnS like standing up for your
church.
A: a meeting OF the Brooklyn Society for the
Propagation OF Piety, held At tha residence OF
one OF tbe brethren, young man Of serious A.
pect sat down before the piano, and let hls voice
ont in a strain Of sacred melody. "Ah," pionsly
observed O. sister. - be ssuga "a sweatiy aa pa-
vid." $50 he does" added a new member
land looks a. happy AZ Jefsmlah.-Broekiyn
Argns.
4 Clergyman, meeting 1ittle boy Of his no.
quaintance said: ''This is quite stormy day.
mI soa :" Yea, sir" answorsd tho boy. =" thi4
ia quite wet rain" The clergyman, thinking
to rebuke such hypsrboie, asked it ia eTar knew
Of any other than wat ram. II never knew par-
sonallg Of any other" returned the hoy; ''bus
I've read in q certain book OF . time when it
rained ire and brmstone, and guess thst mas
not very wet rnln."
J. 8. Jordan, of Terre Haute, has little black
dog, which has very singular trick. Before
eating ANYTHING the little dog sits On it's haunch-
es with saddened ylssge and downcast head for
several minutsa. apparently, for all the world,
saying grace Nothing can induce him to eat
without first gong through this performance.
Mr. Jordan accounts for 1t as follows: Some
time ago his mother was visiting bin, abe
alo ays said grace before eating. This utsle dog,
rather Impatient for something to eat. would
jump up on Mrs. Jordan's lap, and to quiet hi1n
she would put her hand on his bead. He got to
looking demureiY axound, and seeing all the rest
observing the same quiet manner. got into tha
habit Of 1t himself,
, 1875-11-14
PERSONAL.

The Rev. ". III. Robinson hss resigned ths
astorate OF the Baptist Church at Rockton. X
AXE effect the last OF the year.
Bishop Scott. on his 7ad birthday, was pre-
.ented with beautiful teareet by the delegates
| u ths Erie Conference.
| TIE Rev. A. T. Mead hes been transferred
from the Rock River TO the Wisconsin u. z,
| Conference, and stationed At Racine, where he
has large and aout,ehing church. he left 10.
! ;'ls nes field last week. and met Hish q very
| hearty reception all round
| II is stated that the Ray. n. ". Casa promi-
| nent member OF Wisconsin Conference, is to be
transferred to church services in Cincinnati.
The Rev. DR.. Brooks, Of St. Louis, declines a
call to the First Presbyterian Church, lnllanapo-
Liz, in spite OF the tempting offer Of 81 sou
salary.
David c. Bell, = prominent religious worker
asst week. He reports the religious interest OF
that fourishing city "a keeping pace Hith the
material prosperity.
The Rev. ]. 3. Pinney, LII. D., former Cover
nor OF Liberia, whose whole life has been de-
voted to Africa aud its people, is now lectu1ing
III New York City on that country az field tor
missionary and philanthropio effort.
1t = meeting OF tho Elders, Deacons, and
Trus.ees Of the First Presbyterian Church. ST.
Louis, held last week, to consult with reference
to calling pastor. it was resolved unanimously
to call meeting Of the church and c,ngrega-
tlon, and to recommend to them to invite the
Rev. Dr.. Ganz, ct the Dutch Reformed Church,
New York City, to the pas:osate.
And now it appears that Prof. Everett Of
Harvard College, will not be allowed to take his
seat in the Massachusetts Legislature II elected,
the Constitution Of that State forbiddils the
sitting either branch of the Legislature Of the
President or any of the Professors or instructors
, 1875-11-14
THE METHODIST BIS.OPs.

During the seesiou Of the Congress Of Bishops
OF the Methodist Church at Boston, the Meth.
odist Social Union gave them reception and
banquet, which YVES ]argely attended. Upon Tho
platform were Bishops Wiley, Of Boston; simp.
son. Of Philadelphia; Peck, OF San Francieco
Haven, OF Atlanta Ga Foster, Of Cincinnati,
o.; and Harris, OF Chicago, Iii. Upon hia left
wero Bishops Merrill, OF st. Paul. M,nu.; Scott.
OF Wilmington. Del. Amee OF Baltimore, Md. +:
Bowman, Of St. Louis. Mo. and Andrews, Of
Des Moine q, Ia. Bishop James. OF New York.
was not present On account Of the illness of bia
wife ~
After the vianda prepared had been discua.es
tbs folloxlng resolutions were introduced bv
Collector simmons:
Resotpfd, That tbs Methodist Social Union of Ho.to
and vicinity welcome to their regular Copyocstion
their chief pastors the Bishops Of The Aethodat En;s
eopa Church, who have kindly accepted nyitstions to
<soired, That this Union hereby expreas tho erate
fulnesa Of its members for tho appointment Of he m
nu.l Episcopal nestng IN Boston the 6rst ever hed
IN this cy and they Also express their a1ncere
caton Of the sbs and proosabs services rendered. h
the Church on the Last Sabbath By ia s4uor in}e.rr
Resorsd That the churches represented IN ths Union
taxa this Opportunity to expresa their uusbsksn con-
hdence IN the general and unrestricted 1uperinten5
ency OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. Ind rsnsw
70 e1pfesa tnef warm appreciation md nigh esteens
tof the worthy men who hare ably aud 6unorah11
ned re important office 10 which in thp prpyidsnns
Of God thsy havs been elected, ~ASe
~, Rssor<d 70 That ws render th.nts to Almighty God
their wearlsone Journeys and fahfn ,.ho-s ~ aaaa
pray that length Of daya he gwen TO ihena ana ~
chiefess blessings Of Heaven mar attend them in al
their ministry. "eA'4 ~ ~
Rs'osxd, Thst 10 will gladly welcome ths B,,hon.
to city Ind homes xtsueyer hy the nnops
nsat ef Their appointments thsy zazy b viine to e.
On ruot1on of Mr. Noyes, tho Bishops mar.
then elected honorary members Of tns nn,ea "oao
.nd then Bishop Wlssv addressed Limseif to % H.
,neats lie expressed the great p1easare be- feit I
n welcoming hia colleagues 70 the hoanitaIitias
II the time hon"red City of Boston, rhich hsd |
;ome to be to considerable extent Methodist ;
NY. and nosed the chap9e in the sentiment ~ |
DO people since the t'ms when Jossa f.sa
Preached the first Methodist sermon in Eo.tor
lnder the old elm upon tho Common. Looking
nto tbs faces OF the gentlemen whom be xas
lie SAT one rho waa the reuresantas
I'VE o. toe Pacitic Coast; anoIhas who brought
reet'aE from tl:s Eunny South anoshar vho
MY shoIs ums ago came back IRON South
, 1875-11-14

America, and still another who brought them iu-
telhgence from Mexico. To find themselves in
the presence OF these chief pastors Of the Church
must Of necessity bring their ueatts E'ore wArm-
~, closely. and lovingly into sympathy With tho
great Methodist Chutch.
Bishop Sampson responded for his colleagues,
and returned their sincere tn an.s for the great
honor paid them personally, ADD for the respect
exhibited for their office. 1t sFss very different
reception than that gwen to Jesse Lee. who
found no house to lecelye him and no table to
which he could be Invited. Taklng 8 bouqnet Of
flowers from the table he rernar rKed that strne Of
the ffowars were beautifully appropriate to the
OCCASION He noticed immortelles With their
Wilderness, which told hin Of the deoArsed onas
who hati left behind them memories fragrant
with Joyful recollectlona. Then he found full
blown flowers. artemisihs, chryean henuus, and
others, representing full-grown Christians, the
ing out from among them he sax tue little rosa-
bud which told him Of those who were oonuug
up to ono and blossom and fill With fragrance
the future history OF the Church. All these he
had found bound together By the twininG plant
called Boston snilax. In the same way he
ho. ed New England Metnodism would serve tue
purpose to bind together in closer unity the
man, branches Of the Christian Church.
Bishop Peck waa then introduced, and made 4
very pretty speech, He came, be said, I. ON q
land where the winter Was choice spring where
the nights wage reireshlngly cool, aud tho days
sweet with sunahiue: whe! . the golden haryosta
take their fresh spring from the rich earth in
December and January, and wheio be could eat
delicious peaches from the tres which bears
abundantly ifteen months from the pat; Nhere
long yarns we're used to measure yeats: where
the trees we're 60 big that one must stand before
them and grow for mouth before he could un-
deretaod how largo they arc; whore beele.
which are natural 70 New England, grow go tall
that QUE of hls former colleagues placed one Of
them uron the floor and then lifted up his chlu
to get the other end in where the wheat-helds
Welded so bushels to The acre, and where oats
and potatoes, with other luxur,es, were par
ticu!atly well developed. But he found n Bos-
ton something fur hettar than all that be had
aud that WAS strong development
OF all that il gracloals to guests and most Agree~
able to Biahops.
The last speech OF The evening WAS by Bishop
Haven who g oke OF the Importance Of tho
Methodist Church as an opponent 10 Romaniam.
, 1875-11-14
THE INTERIOR"
IT'S EVOLUTION DOCIRlNESs

r. r. ~. Yx4h,
A' n" ~. 1'' - 20
CHICAGO, nov ao'-4n tormer connuu1ca-
tlon made reference to IN article IN tins lhteFl'
or containing distinct enuncistlon and lndo1se-
uent of the Evolution Dhilosopnv. In making
-. 49,. ~ .-,..-
4'e y. '3'@ 0o oo' ~f''o' w ~ 1"~'
or old TO 'n1nstace 10 1haE PAPER. 1nafe Is
the edltorial,-it speaks for itself. I know, of
course there arc two or three editors who write
in the Office OF that paper.-this is uot an un-
uero, .h;,o, !, .-ea ,awsnx,ar oe;cas b1. - :.
uso&1 to'ns IL l@ls o"spatet ouoce7,-oo' ~ as
always supposed that there ia one who il the
etof ~ ,,r;n,,,,f ad,t,r .rd MIN ia a,,,,cs.J -
.uo' ~ pI'n-'pe- o1:'o4' en. WV - uppoaou ~
what nnnarn in fta o,par aaoarial1r ~ an,tor;o1
.4..- -. ~. ~'.' ~ 'o.'"A
na1'e!' 1oe1e Ii sentencs ID my eonnuoaea-
ton which seems to ax the responsibility OF that
sstiole on Dr. Patton as he IS understood to be-
the chef editor, Ita,pears that was mistaken
~ ~, s,,,r1.;t;o- ar.5 - 49, As ;ni 80
- - Al.' .ep!stoA.; W. e-u "t'"o .h1o et1npH tot
~ ;nS,,at;os ~ hnn naqsona1'v r. ~ ~
ca+,on + n.va ;nst raoa;rsd fo11 h;n, ~ .sra
~ bauo A. 1,tt -;th s.a.;,., ~ ~,
and wiah tn ,smnvs ynnr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - = 's"'
tt made nv heart ra;o;cs ~ On,
Tho s;s,;nct ND ,,ni'.+,,, d;ssssa, ~. sos
- no ona ma Ton bnnnr snd rseots tol ~ susre
rors t,,n1 for Tia 6,m and f4ar ass .,-;.,5.
wh;ch he ia avsr rsoas ~ ...,,,na =, a. r""s. ~
ttnth and in ornosi,,on to oTror T StoniS H.
more than riad r the co-ecitors sbonid a,eo ao
d,savow fhe autbo,sh;n ~ - .-t;cia ~ ,,,,ns1
t,on md - ths1 shnn,d -, .'-Ia.a -.
have nn conht .h.t ,.r ia praah,4ar, -,
has,ass n,a.,f von:5 ra;n;a :ans
49, v;thd-.wn r. s.,nis 80 nut ~ 70
of tha Tntsr,or n,csT,ns ~ ~, E.o,t;o.. 49,:
naon,,v r,o.a ,;n,,sx 80 49, I'LL pn'-
tbtne hsra ,ssI for mnntha :, lax. tn@u -, sss
i,,a y. .-ton,4,t - ;s..ft s..ea.t,. oAs w ue
~, - .-rsoa ~ .;sa o.14u'son hn w ~ ~
ssra. a.u ~ "' "1ao1' "no<''sf n7 "sy pe'
,-,..
, 1875-11-14
MY LITTLE SONG

Hove you =
Not for Juur &ace 10 1as, ,x h-ssa II
Your sparkling eyas, nor 1ouf dafxs: s,ee:
Your LOVING vnics, NTH u s*osk, ~ .lsse.
Tho wiususus rays vMch II Joats -
'ris NOT fer these would call reg Hn8T
'Tls for that purs, Hus heast q Aaaa a1.,rsA1
CHICAGO. Nov. y, 1875.
, 1875-11-14
CALENDAR FOR THE wErx
EPISCOPAL.
4-GWenty-h{th Sunday att*r Trtnttv

"o'' o''A*-1Wents-h&sh Sunday att<R Trinity.
CATHOLIC.
lsor. .I4-Twenty-Hxth SUNDAY after p.nt..,..
txonags Of the 3. i, u, u
Nor 15-St. Gertrude, Y,
~. w. 1s-st - ss1Rislaus koatts. C. rosa No,
Soo. 15-Dedic.tion Of Pasilica Of S8 ps,s- ,,,
So1. l9-ss Elizabeth 1t Hungary, ": s. ps.t* ~
+. u. 80 ~ Saelzat
4sar. 90-St. Feux Of Valois. O.