davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-04-20
Gfne ppnftdnefae @eidhid,te p,n

0fnp,,trr Cine pplfdneise 6eidbidbte p-n
<Ay1INAIH' NcnniplpdnleiI uon Der eriten Wn=
W~crfotot %Iiepluna bs uui beute. gSon 98m. VI.
SlLlult3I+ GorueQ, L. L D. NabeIu 500 9tpBe
Oftau= Z eiten. lleber % Sauitratiourn. &rine poa=
ltdnoi9e GeI6ittc unleres Staotes lit lett eineln bal=
ben Sabrbunoert per6ffentli1t iporben. N9enten mer=
Den bel @infiibrun9 Dteies prGbti0el 9gertcs ber5ltd
miltommen 9ebe, Ben lueroeit. Sine ieltene Gele9ers
belt. 98ir uerlan9.n N9enten in ieoem 3%opn,bip.
S6reibt ipiort nm pplIe @irienbeiteu uno NusluGnl
oes 6frritoriums. Nbreiie: Quaker City Pub
fishing Co., $40. 2O4 Glib Glfte Ctr @bis
lanelpbia. %4gS15m3s
, 1876-04-20
Gauienb in Druid naG srasm Meras
MMTauemDer Grfpla.

yin @esnt peretsnt SIP In pter laeen unb sn Nntf.
rsr Sa5s in 3 Iussn sNr9 ben 9srtauf ron
OCenn'a GtOrN . etn uabrer Sdbae prn
~" ONtT &rtrlidbuueen, Sp,-
cednnjcn, Abenteuern une g8nnnern ouf /
inter etr see; SaG4en, S%0lImmen, 8att eesei&ea Il
mt eco %plrrEeen Atbtlpanaen. greis AZ serf I'll terie
az yea ral5ltsu AtsaHs. Maa Sstrt I'D tale Nj
afttef
, 1876-04-20
aeensen Derlanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adriftl

Gin ~parsisss esitenfud su ten bsrabmtsa 9lerfea
in a Bar'Room,' BON 3. G. artbur. Yas isti
aue erpRI!s BUD btsiss ssieiertea 5Grtftfeua. . - CLAN
seae tuutrtrt, sis9ant sebunhsn, wir1 az Iaulenesn pi
tdatt. Us wtre ppn Zen beroprrdgenpheu pericnea g1s
3ettuneea ees aanDes auf eas 1unfisfe ~beurtbstl.
Stne @el1tbte Spn VerbrtGeR unb BelstbisuueeAi n
anlerer Ntttts, ptlUe gu Pr r~ubiefen 5erisa lprcnen
mullen. vs. ptrp mehr f1I st Sate Ger Ma6iat, uat
Der NtOralttat bspirten ale sIeiese. 9senten, wel&y
,Man-Trap' Seriauftsn, muien mtnbeteus nsa .ul
nal 10 pttl @rempIdre bieiss Su6ss pe~rtaufsl.
9ertratt in Staplft6 rtrb stnsm Ie6en sutieribentsn
Iterrettt. Sei6rs;benbe eireulare unp fpl6e mn ren
SsSinaanasn psrbeH itst auf 4nfrast ~ssrienest sen
:: No. StpsrarI II. Co.. publtfpers. 733 Santpm
S1raBe, poha., IA. f7iuai4ge;
, 1876-04-20

,@ute @udt gu Dir, feline Oora!'
Die 9forte fiel gu, uno nit beidleu'
nieten 8epe9unsen be9ab Wfartin ltd
aul ben Seimmeg, -
glls Dora in oaS @obnsimmcr %etntrat
peridloB 2eiie9anq eben ben S9reibttlh,
Dor meldem er % 1on9e nit Der Ourd'
libt Der ibm BON benz @onmiiiionSratt
Our6 Spadtel aupertrauten Shulo1belue
belddfti9t 9eweIen.
Sine oultere @olte elite itber lbr
bIeideS IntIis.
0ortlebung folat.)
, 1876-04-20

, 81. u. %. 1b. Die aalns,eiben. Roman bon n
W. badldnoer.
! %. ". 80. Bb. nm sjepter unb Rrpr.en, 4rttrp.
/ man BON Oregon Sdmarop.
Ser NOr6 3 Amerifanilde 9plmetlder
unfcblbdre Ndtbgeber
fir @lntpanOerer u1o gtnqemanoyrte.
eHt9alf cine tnsi 8sfoBte unO fir Ssosrmaun o~erftans.
, .9ran1mattf Der en9liiden Sprade,
ntblt Nnlettuna iii furjer Set
opne Se9ffr ensltia1 tpreeben HnS ibreiben ~
%lernen:
duBeroeig cue
poll fGnbt9e Mue> ~TammIuua
snn 8riefen, gedbnunsen, &>s~xunaen, gontratteu
SBs6leIt, @nipeiinn9en, 3etunss. annoncen,
Oel1dftstarten &c.
Gfebenjebnte Nufaae.
nappoedtl sebunoen, so Gents, nit 9eoer siis,r.
60 Gents. ~
Sic Contribution oer Ser. Stddten,
heot erldlter!utysn uno 9eidibtliter Ginleituna
Sur ipejieQem 8enusuns fir
0inipdnoerer unb G6mlen.
8earbeitsl bon s ultus Seta.
9ritte Nilfase.
Veonltoen, so 6clIts. G~artpnirf, IS G'rte.
6ebi1te
ODn
2nohpig nblanb.
27S stt'sn 500, brpdirt, 81 90. elegant ssbunssA
nit goihsrefuu9, $3.50.
Ser antritanilNe. Gaiteten=8 Bidder
ooer
S~nftructipe MnmeifMne
5ur Gnferti9un9 afler Nrten
Yafteten, Gorten uub gierrabm.,
son { ito Griebrid, prattiIder pafteten . Bidder,
1Hreia az SsutS
, 1876-04-20
GDHSqeiGiGtcn
Imerifanii6e Sngenb.g iblptbef.

SIN bibide Bappbedel nit Muslin.6Jder
gebnnoen a 25 Gents.
6seser une aSeiRe. BON SranB boftmaun. - Del
treue @ddbter. 3uiamrea in einPin 8ano.
Der Bieeripenftise, bon Sran5 6offmann.
&ietnes TT Die aBieee bes 6rpfen, BON Jranl
6offnann.. 2te Fisfabrt. 3ulammen II
einen 8ano.
Die @enfeleufaten, bon GranJ boffmann. - Del
gd)tfbrudb. 3uiamnen IN einen 8anb,
SOB iebe bid fhpn, BON SuIius %6offmann
Du ionff nid)t faeblen,
SrpRpGrerS Siebling
Der biinSe aBi!bsim, bon 6uFas sstssost.
Der 5edpfennis. Gret &atbarinen. - Mns
Der @~egenndrt. Srei Gr3Gbluneen BON Sbefla
bon Gunpert. Sn eiuem 8anb.
Mus Wad9t gum eid,t, DON &itaro Baron.
gsa, ,ine Darnafanti, BON 5sroinanb S9mibt.
Belcbnte 9reue. - Safuntlld. - Ser WaiiTo.
mar in Mfriea. l3uiamnlen in einem 8anb.
Der MIblarst. - Der Birfbpf. .3pei @rsdblun.
gen BON s. St6ber. ,3uiamm.n In sinem 9anb.
was Der Weenid fGet, tas pirn CT sud, ern.
ten. BON Hltarb Boron.
, 1876-04-20
II PIONEER.
&eime1t faltem Sranb!
Seine mamliperre mebr II
WiGiam Gramer's 9etIpHafer.
Yatentirt am 10. Mat 1877

Yatenlirt am 10. Wfat 1870.
Die 9~8trtune btsies gfafers 1T bepunberunssparbia,
% ertairt tein pfafer, pelbss bieies ibertrift.
Dnrd iaprelan8ss @rprpben fam Id biefes YFaHr
ais elm uninerfals 6nusmittei e%npfeblea.
tdntltenSaisr, 8abrtibeiser. iDipie ale grbeiter fputen
70 tfets i'm Sauie unb IN Der qDertfdtte ~psrr6tbie balten.
Die gDtrfnna III etne lberrafbsnbs; man brau6t psptr
arjtltde 5ulfe ;u rsauirtren, NOD bat man. BEL ~fptprtses
aripenelna, elnen Verlut an Nrttttsseit 3u beflrhrsn.
50 BELT bic %idbiimmlfen 9Sunpsn, bic barts
ndeeisffen asten Seicbpare. Bon gan, b~efcnpsrsr
Vntrtnns IN 60 bet StbuRs, Sieb Gfids, 9dtntft.,
<nne G~nstidbruuneen; b 6Itmmen Brlffe,.
B6 rpffise Rdsel eibt es tein beHsrss Mtttel.
Ct 3uDneraueen tilt &c ut6t nur ben Sbn,era To-
Tort, @fenesrn befstltst ~ttefilbsn sci etnsm @strau@s ron
3 bis 10 9asen sdnsliG.
sSSarp. %
oppsis per Dor nebf @etrau6sanueifuns so Gents.
ptebabsn tn alta@pUtbeten, fruie an Der Giearren.
atdn U rten. 3W57ma;
, 1876-04-20

dne,,tc,, so Ibonnenten td9tit.. gelte lite
ADHltlfN. rarii6e 3eituns. Srei SO 6bromos
frei. Munppn II. Sponsler, Serlagsbu@bd1Oler,
4g814m3 4biluoelpbla, 4a.
, 1876-04-20
,Gtn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8uA!"
A%rtbut'S lettes unb gr06tes.
Oefuhr!!!

ooer: Seriputoeti ii Dem Saus eines Sreunoes.
Sieies pplencetifc SSerf bieIes 8eteranet Der
Amerltarilben Siteratur bat ais Sorfpurl eil,en De,
9}eltt1talio, luelDer oas loclale Neberl rnleres selainlnteii
Soltes betllDrt lno 9iebt einen iaredli6en lleberblld
aber lle0el, ipel1es es ~blositelt. @uferureentlid,
ipannens nme anfresene. miro es Don 9laen nit
Se9l!rDe 9eleleil iperoen. Slluffrirt une id,pn as
rnncen. 98lr itno entihloiien, bas Bud in ieoer sSa-
Mule os Sanees ein5uflbren nno ~offeriren nod ME
cageteeiene Sprtbeite alien mGnnlt6en uno ueibli.
den Sub1crlbentenIammlern. gSir ~perlanaen iiberaI
Naenien mo ididen gratis auf 9erlamsen Beoineun.
gen uno belAreibenoe Girculare. 6. Nc. gtpnbar.
II. Sp., tZ5 oDeltnut Str., pblla. 4gS2m3z
, 1876-04-20
1000 Maenten,

9cbrer, stuoeuteu. MGnner unO 6rauen %pertanot.
UNI ben centennial 6asetteer Der Ser. Ct"
il p~ertauien. t3eigt ole 9roBsn %Jislultate eii,es Sort
ihritts BON 100 Sabren. nGine uoGIitGnoi9e SibIio'
5} {ptbpen nHilRT S'O Sater g gSteom sD5DS seitnertdutii%
Sud. Cute SejabIuna. g9enten in jeper @taot BON
10000 @inpobnern o%erlan9t. @Orelie: ). 9. ::Wfc'
Surep II. 60, 4bilaoa, qu. 4ip15ntjl
, 1876-04-20
DIR. l.. q. C. Wishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial

IN feline neue Meei,in, BON Der man nod ME
rtrpas aepprt hat. %ipncern elm altes. iuper'
ldfiiScs, mcb(erprpbtes MI tteL. cas
ieit SEN leBtcn ied)s;ebn Satren I'm 1amilien une
bel ~udDtissu Neriten in tdslid,em eeeraneb mar
Mnen, Die es sebraud)t baben, seiprpd,en ,pirc,
mic Sauisnbt ppm 4 reimitlt8en 3en9nt'
fen be,peiien.
NSenm ibr an irsene eimer 8ranfbeit leieet. se'
aen ipeld,e eieies Is preiai er,pfpblsn tpire. tdsen
mir pbne 3psern ..SeriM dbt 50, unces
mirs Is ud sut h II H." Sim ein,ise 'iaidbe
mire feline iuertbppllen 9isenid,aiten eartbnr'
28iro BON allen Apothcferu inS Sdnblern
perfauft.
&aupt.NteeerIasG
GIG Tilberl Ctr, Nbilaeelpbia
SIS bis 500 per Saa IN Samie
3eolnsun9en irei. @prelie:
lS51mi] U. Stinicn II. 60, p~or!lano. DE.
, 1876-04-20

/. eanb Der ieste Scmbarsisr. Noosns bon
+. W. bddlQnDer.
4 Der @tratensSieutendut. Graabllng
BON Baloulm Wfpubaulen.
Die Slauen uno @eiben. Dene3uela.
nll9es 9earatterouO BON Srisor'd
6eritoder.
4 Ser Raub ZtraAburg'8. gatsrlGnbi.
Ider Jtomar oon beribert NAN.
.. GeutidDidnbs Sbre. biitnril6er Rc'
man BON Serno BON DuIed.
G. Qa4 Eeffament Setter eeS @rpAen.
9toman uno 6ei4l4te pom Gneian Der.
bert.
T. Ser elephant. Romii9sr Roman BON
as. Der Hiesente Spnaneer. 6ifori.
iber &onlan bon ". u. Sra@ooasl.
3lpei BGnoe.
10. ole S6lUASiebe. Cine Grsdbluns aus
Dem aiten 8erlin, BON Geprs biltI unb
S9emeiis, Criminal =. Del6t6te bon
GrieO. 6rieOri4. 3uiummsn in sinsm
Sano.
II. $err 2etpq. Criminal . Roman bon
@mil 0aborian.
IL 8tei bcitere @eiDi6ten. Bon 4bolf
Dtli5elbur9. 3pei Spbne.- 9erps
bias. 3ulantneI III elnem Sano.
10. Der tpile pane. Criminal 3. Gelhidtt
pm u. StredfuB. llno Die Spbne
Sarnepelt's biltoriiber 9toman BON
S1miot : g8siBenIels. 3ulamlnen in
einem Ydno.
/ I'm Enron Mnc 2eben. biitoriIder yfo.
man pom Beor9 Dill
IL SIM Gdfemffer, SoeiaIsr Roman oon
SrlenrlD UerllQder.
lA &abrieie, has sseib hes 9pielerS.
Criminal . gtoDeue non Is. Nitulpaa
uno Die Eranctireurs, @rjGblun9
aus benz oeutld1 : fraIJolI6en &rieeC
Dor, 6ris0rlp Vsritader. 3uammeu
> in einem Bano. -
u. Sin SerWpriener.. Griminol.gtposu
BON J. .. b. Semme.-HaS 6prffbau6
ooer Die lpiloe SSago in Der Vfai5. Bus
%Iamnen in einem 8ann.
10. SercmiaS uno Die fd)pne Sfnceulta
Der Serr hes raMieS.-6rau 90,
d)en.-Ste Nerlpbte-Heaiue. Or.
SdDlltnaen oon 9Haria BON Oilers. 3u.
iammeu in einem 8anb.
GU 20. . Der Sets bon Grj.. Ypn.,A. G. Brad.
oO9el. 3pei Sdn0e
q. Die aite i~panildpe ~llrtunee, pen Mr.
mono u1o Gas m~elpenf. .GpiIoos
ans benz oeutId. franj0iIben &riee,
bon D. q. BON OeoenrOtb. .3ulammeu
in eiuem Sano.
N. Bier NlItben unh cine Srndbt SO.
belle bon YBilbelm 5bmiot.- q plpmba.
9tpOele BON 4rpsper Wterrlme. 2u.
iammen in einem 8ano.
-. @idnSenee Sabuen,. Roman bon aug.
Sllberltein. liter Bano.
- GlGn;cube Sabnen. .Noman bon Nua.
Sil6erltein, 2ter Scno uno Die 2puus
brimst Go an BEN Gag. Suiammen III
einem Sano.
H. Ole arpnin. Roman BON Gtlasn De.
oenrotb uno Mfit ~eiferner Sanh. gu.
Iannien III tineln 8dHo.
% Die z~flapsrst Der eiebs. RomaH pop
, 1876-04-20
arOBe Scilmittel Der gtatllr."

Dieter CORDIAL 1T cine fid,ere Sur sesen Sn'
ffen, @rfdltnms, 2unsen GntSiinsuns,, pals
nnb Bruit,peb, Srond,itis, nnc peTblncs ".
aranfbeit, ; d,pintiudt. Ole 6russlass rietsf
Meni,im lit cine Subereituns ppn Sbeers ger aMI
eisenthn&lide Nrt aus Dem Gait pes Slgien'
jd,em Gtaenfd,aften Wcbi befannt ,Ine. wtif
sieiem f%raitisen Clement finr ancere p%esetabt'
Iiid,e SnsreSicn,en p%ercint. ppn cenen leee ltns
eernec une beilense GisenidDaftcn bellFt aito e.
10 ,u rem M 4 Of, t q It IN G CIR aller Sraif'
beiten Der Mtbmunssprsane, has bis lest pf'
sanut aepprcen 1T, nlad)t.
, 1876-04-20
6eintatb 11no Trembe.

Romaue uno Grsablunsen in sroB 800. Gor'
mat elegant brodtrt.
preis Pre- Tanb so 0ents. @ebunbsn In 9einl
upanS pro Z ann % Gems.
, 1876-05-21

A more useless and worthless set Of dfones
and idlers were never fastened on a oouy OIL
men. The men who haVe been appointed 70
these nosittons ore generally characterlcss, anu
are no exnmple to tho officers or Eler, and they
bring the Christian religion into contempt
services date from 1885, says that not more than
one In ten is useful.
At the Methodist preachers meeting, in New
York lately, the Rev. Mr.. Bowditcll, on behalf
ot the Committee appointed to investigate the
subject Of providing unfermented wine for sae.
ramentnl use, reported that good unfcr1ented
wine, which will keep for any length OF time, can
be made as follows: ssTakc any kind OF ripe
grapes and boil with small quantity OF water
until reduced to pulp; strain through fine
muslin, and to every gallon OF juice thus OBJ
tanned add from three to four pounds Of COM
mon sugar; then boil the Juice over again, and
pour while hot into alright jars OF bottles,
which must be kept closely sealed. The wine
will begin to fernlent in few days II exposed
to the air. The cost Of this wine Is about 81
per gallon"
The London iMisstonaTy Chronicle says that Of
the South African tribes, the Hottentots are
surprisingly hard to convert to Christianity, and
ready to backs!ide. The Katlrs are greatly SUI
perior, intellectually and physically, yet they
hive held out for fifty years against Christian
Influences. There is scarcely genuine convert
among them, their rcsentful, Warlike natures
being bar to sympathy with the missionaries
teachings. Redoubled efforts are being madein
their behalf: The Zu1us are equally unappEoach:
able The Bechuanas, comprising the other and
much the largest race In South Africa, are mild
and tractable. They take to Christianity readily,
the Christian Sabbath Is generally observed In
their territory, and they are giving up their no
madic habits to become cultiyators Of the soil
, 1876-05-21

LNCORRECTNES9 OF THE PRESENT VERSION.
TO the Editor of TAs Tribune.
The second verse Of the lltth chapter Of Sec
ond Corinthians reads in the common English
version Of the New Testament thus, viz:
For VIC must all appear before the judgment sent
Of Christ; that every one may receive the thinga
done in bis body, according to that he bath done,
whether it be good or bad.
A person who carefully reads the New Tcsta-
mcnt in the original Greek, will be often i'm
pressed with the failure Of the common English
version to give the correct meaning and full
force Of the Greek. The word "appear" in
the above verse Is translated from the Greek,
phanerotheni," the first aorist passive
infnitiye Of "phaneroo,n which signifies to be
made known or Wanifest. So the verse
should read, "For we must all be made known
Tor manifest) before the judgment seat OF
Christi &c. There is d marked difference be-
tween the word "appear" and the phrase ~ be
made knowun or "bc made manifest The
idea taught here is that we shall not simply ap~
pear On that solemn aud awful occasion, but we
shall appear in our true light and be made
known as never before Who can deny after
reading this verse, that there will be q final
julgncnt-day wherein all shall be Judged by
Christ according Us they have lived on eartha
Surely no one who believes the New Testament.
That all shall not receive the same Judgment
is necessarily implied from the fact that each
one Is to be judged according to tho things which
he did in the body, whether good or bad.
CHARLES II, REED.
, 1876-05-21

who furiously persecnted the Catholic religion. He
would not he said, speak Of that -h,l OF here
tics which had especially prccipisa,cd Itself upon
this peer ds,ly, wheEs, making their way with de-
sought to delle this beautiful eounify.0 'Ko, he
would not speak of this rnisernble mass OF errors
cords and evil counsels they mutually de-
stroyett one another. But If St. Dominic
by his prayers and St. Thomas by lis
writings and sermons oycrcame the enemies
OF God and purtnea the Church of 40 much hItb
and dross they might hope to obtain the same
ends by using the same means. Certain it was
that now the good Catholics nsed the arms at prayer
and Of the Word to ovGscoMe the assaults of the
ment, but not using the expression the Pope told
the pilgrims that they had come to visit him in this
corner OF the capital Of the Catholic orb, corner
blessed by God, where prudence and necessity
obliged him to live and reside. lie blessed France
in her families, In her cities In her proyinceA in
her realm, in order that through union and accord
mud the abnegotion OF certain particular opinions,
enemies OF the common triumph, all the people OF
thAt noble land might draw harnoniously together to
try 1t was not true that diversity Of character and
disposition were oostncies to union. lie reminded
them Of the mystic chariot Of Ezekiel drawn by four
different animals. The fcroc1ty Of the lion went in
accord with the OF man. the awiftness of the
eagle with the slownesh Of the OK. So many diver
sties Of nature were no obstacle to the smooth and
steady steps they took together did any one Of
those animals seek to draw the chariot in accord
with its disposition, but 1t went steadily for
ALL tI,en. humbling themselves ut the feet OF the
Lord, should sacrifice their particular opinions be-
fore Him. He would then inspire their counse1s
and guide them to Qn end.
, 1876-05-21
HIS ADDRESS TO FEMALE PILGRIMS.

HIS ADDRESS TO FEMALH FlLGRlMS.
A dispatch from Rome to the London Times,
Of date May !, has the following:
Yesterday morning the Pope gave special audi
ence to number Of French pilgrims who have ar
rived from Toulouse, headed by Monacigneur Dcs-
prcz Archbishop OF that Diocet c.. In reply to the
address presented to him. His Holiness said that
ssThcir presence reminded him Of the sacred rel
les preserved In their city, and particularly OF the
body Of st. Thomas, the Angelic Doctor OF tho
Church, The memory Of St. ] homas recalled those
times to his mind, and the satl events which then
affected Toulouse and other parts OF France. The
Albigcnses and the followers Of AImeric Of Prague
and of Guglielno de SAINT Amore, who had nothing
sanity abont him but his name, formed together
an Infamous alliance, fabricnting errors and bias
phemics mixed mp in the strongest manner, and
which was protected, unfortunately, By certain ru-
who sought to infect and corrupt the
people. The first to oppose them Tas the Patriarch
e. Dominic, ant then St. Thomas A9uinas with
his celestial doctrine Together they repu1sed the
assaults OF the unbclicyers, the errors Of the
herctics, and, disdainfng the protection given
Gods help in gaining the desired victory. Even
then the new heretics asserted what rdespc-
nhle acct inserted in our day-that the Catholic
Church Ind ceaeed to exist. The heretfcs Of the
thirteenth century believed that this END had
eone @ With he accession Of Pope St Sylvester
nresent time were, however, s0Hewhat more
indulrent It appeared that they conceded
a little longer fife to the Catholic. Church.
The Old Catholics Of Germany were in accord
with s The other he5etiea q Eur sayng
It had fallen. had become obscured, that it was not
nnre and It appeared that they arrogated to them
selve, dis richt Of purifying it. Nor was Count
Of Touiouse wanting who also protected tho new
heretica, ~ neither were powerful pe1sons wanting
, 1876-05-21

too wise man to go back on his assertion, how
ever, for there tan be no doubt he saw the
pGnt !" in = multitude OF laughing eyes before
hin. He "@fatsedo-a gtg5gle, If lis bread was
heavy. ~~-@-'
The room became so crowded that it became
necessary to procure more seats, There were
Of the members went up to hand them down;
the leader gave out the hymn, "Hold the Fort,''
Tie attic floor consisted Of the plastering, which
constituted the ceiling Of the room below, Of
With circumstance the chair seeker was not
aware. So Just as the choir commenced the first
stanza, down came one leg OF the unfortunate
ci1air-hunter. The choir, however, did not
notice the circumstance, and went on singing,
1Ho! my comrades, sec the signal waving in
the air, reinforcemcnts now arc coming" etc;
Just at this instant the other leg appeared, and
the singing was drowned BY the roaring laugh
ter Of the congregation.
, 1876-05-21
BREVIT1ES.

The boys OF Detroit seem to be going down
hill in their morals Of late. Sunday one Of the
legion, who has always been noted for his
respectful demeanor toward the great public,
observed IN old citizen yawning and gaping On
strcct~corner, and said to him:
ssBetter not open your mouth too wide"
"Whya" was the surprised query.
"There's law agih opening saloon On Sum
day!" continued the sinful child, as he'slid for
the Middle OF the street.
It is universally admitted that boy between
tile ages Of 10 and 16 is the most exasperating
nuisance In the world. The other evening one
OF these wretchcd creatures sta1ked into par
loz, full Of company, and, addressing his father
in the customary deafening tones, said:
"Pop, what's this ! hear about our minis
ter7"
startled looks about them, and then "lit ont"
of the apartment In considerable confusion
brooklyn Argus
4 Door curate sent his servant to chand1er's
shop, kept BY one Paul, for bacon aud eggs for
his Sunday dinner, on credit. This being refus-
ed, the damsel, as she had nothing to cook,
Thought she might as well 60 to church, and en-
referring to the Apostle, repeated, "What says
Panl!n The good woman, surprising the ques-
tion addressed to her, answered, 'sPaul says,
str, that he'll give you no more trust till you pay
your old score.'
The Coroner, tn summing up recent case,
pointed out to the jury that there Tas no EVIL
dence whatever that the deceased had come to
her death By foul play, and therefore there vas
nothing for them to do but to return verdict
Of "Death by the visitation q God" TIE Jury,
side1atIon. They dared not, OF course, give
verdict right In The teeth OF the Gorones's sum
ming up, and 50, after long consideration, tnis
is HOW they satisfied their Own consciences and
the demands Of justice: "We find that the de-
ceased died by the visitation OF God, but under
TIE most Suspicious circumstances"
The tttit and jottle" anecdote in the February
Drawer reminds Boston correspondent that
0Boston's handsome minister"-as n. ?. Willis
called the Rev. DR.. kirk-fn addressing acrowd-
ed audience at the fremont Temple, among
many other good tngs i remarked; mark d; nste2s Ihs
see3. which woman took and hid in three
measures OF meal, till the whole was leavened-"
4 no7ell sort Of yeast, truly! The doctor was
, 1876-05-21
RELIGION AND MYSTERIES.
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF MooDy's WORK.


Ina Loxdon lVof2d-
The increase which, according to an official
report published recently, there has been in the
number OF lunatics received into the asyluns OF
Edinburg, is attributed to the wave OF revival
ism and the religious excitement which swept
not long ago over that part of Scotland. The
statement is at least suggestive. II religious
feeling, carried to excess, eau aud does produce
insanity, it becomes necessary to decide when
the indulgence OF It begins to be injurious.
Icssrs. Moody and sankeynigbt1y filled crowd
e. halls with rapturous dcvotees, and the effect
Of shese exciting performances was watched
By Pathological students with keen interest.
Unfortunately the deductions they may have
drawn hsve not set been published to the world.
Wat is It that attinets large audiences, and
whatre the results morally and physicalIya
Eyer5,ne is aware OF the electrical properties
of AL ssemblagc OF human beings. There
seems tt run some subtle sympathy through the
] ggregatsmu1utudc which is utterly wanting to
tie sohta1: unit; the orator easily moves
crowd to sbs, tears, aud frantic laughter by
very. slnpN means, though, using the same
, 1876-05-21

EPISCOPAL.
ndy 21-Fifrh Sunday after E2stes,
Nay e9-Rogatiou- Day.
May 23-Rogation-
Hoy y24-Kogation-
Hoy 25-Aecension- Day
CATHOLIC.
Hay 91-Fffth Sunday After Eaatcr,
Nay y22-Rogation; St John Nepomueen, II
Nay y23-Rosntion; SIS Softer and Caius, PIP. Nh.
(from April ..},
Adu u2ERogatlon: Vigil Of Ascension; B. " H.,
he'p of christtans
Hoy y25-Ascension Of Our Lord Holy day OF Obj
gntion).
May 28-st- Philip Nezi, C.; st. Elentherina, P.
n.
Mouo7-st- Mary Magdalen Of Pazzi; st. John.
P. II.
, 1876-05-21

at 3 p. m Subject: ''ThoRseona Coming Of tho
Lord"
The Disciples of Christ naeetstc1yo- go Wes$.
Randolph street at 4p- M
C. 4. Hall. No. 148 Madison street, 10 The rYcn-
ing, followed BY addresses from D. 4. Bulge, Sec
retary Of the Montreal Association, and 8. RI
Woods, Of the Lowell Association. :
Elder ). II. Stephenson will preach At thax
church corner Of Warren arenue and Robey ssreek
Morning subject: ''The Evidence Of a Futura
l Lifen Eyenipg: THE peaisn for which Earth