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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-28
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
~ Execution:

IN Execution:
Under an by virtue Of an Execution
issued out Of and under the seal of the
District Court for Goodhue County in
the first Judicial District Of the State of
Minnesota, on the tenth day of June,
A. D. 1876, upon Judgment rendered
in said Court on the Goth day of Deem
Der, A. D. 1875, in an action commence
ed therein, wherein John Dudley was
Plaintiff and Christopher Doner was
Defendant, in favor Of said Plaintiff and
against said Defendant for the sum of
four-hundred and forty four and 90
100 Dollars, I did, on the 18th day of
June A. D. 1876, levy upon az the
property Of the said Christopher Doner
all Of that piece or parcel of land with
all the appurtenances thereunto belong
ing lying and being in Goodhue County,
State Of Minnesota. and described as
follows, to-wit: The south half of Lots
number six (6) and seven (7) and all
Of Lot number eight (8) of Block num-
Der forty-fve (45) in the town Of Can
non Falls, according to the recorded
plat thrreof is recorded in the Office of
the Register Of Deeds in and for said
Goodhue c"unty, Minnesota, and upon
all the right title, and interest both in
law and equity which the said Chris
TOPPER Doner had on the Goth day Of
December, A. D. 1878, (that being the
time Of the rendition Of said Judgment)
and has 1T any time since had in and to
; the above described land and premises as
aforesaid.
Now therefore notice is hereby given
that shall on Saturday, the 5th day Of
August, A. D. 1876, ut the hour of ten
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at
the front door Of the Court House, in
the City Of Red Wing in said Goodhue
county, offer for sale 1T Public Auction
the land and premises 60 levied upon as
aforesaid, and shall then and there
fairly strike of and sell the same for
cash to the highest bidder, or 20 much
thereof ~ shall be sufficient to satisfy
said EXECUTION together with interest,
costs and disbursements. Dated, June
2lst, A. D. 1876.
MARTIN 8. CHANDLER,
-. Sheriff Of Goodhue Co., MINI.
j. G.. MCCLURE,
Plaintiff Att'y. 37w7
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-28
IL $ s<ssA5! %
Tho Coming Canvass.

q. Weshad hoped that the approach
ing canvass would be conducted
reasonably; that argument would be
the: weapon used instead Of abuse;
and that the intelligence rather than
prejudices and passions of the peo-
pie would be appealed to. We re-
greet to say that, from present ap-
pearances, we are likely to be dis
appointed. Already the anti-repub-
lican press has fallen to work vigor-
ously to abuse Gov. Hayes, not be-
cause that gentleman deserves it,
but because he is the republican
candidate for President, and MIR.
Wheeler, also, is receiving his fair
share of villl6cation, for no other
reason than that he is the nominee
for the second place on the ticket.
A few moments of calm delibera-
ton ought to convince everybody
even the most ignorant and preju-
diced-that this is doing a great
wrong to the candidates and to the
people, and that the ultimate effect
is seriously injurious. That its ten
dency is to work evil to our govern
ment and endanger the existence
of our free institutions. No honor
able, high-minded gentleman cares
to be made the target Of abuse for
every blackguard in the country,
and even the Jealous defence Of his
reputation which is called forth from
his party friends does not compen-
safe for the rufainly assaults he sus-
tains. To a sensitive man these
attacks are extremely notifying,
and because a nominee is always
liable to become the object of such
abuse, the men who are really capa-
bic Of rendering efficient service to
the country, are induced to shrink
from position which subjects them
to such humiliation. Hence, it is
that the callous, ignoble, unscrupu-
lous and knavish are permitted to
monopolize the offices of the GOV
eminent and prey upon the people.
Another serious injury consequent
upon this unreasonable conduct is
that, inasmuch asthose who are most
brazen-faced and INSCRIPTIONS ap-
parently receive all the honors, such
are encouraged to push themselves
forward as contestants for prizes of
(which they are totally unworthy.
And, again, the tendency is to devel-
~op this most despicable disposition
even in those who might otherwise
DE meritorious, for it is laudable
ambition to desire to hold public
office, and if the attainment depend
ed only upon moral and intellectual
fitness, the result would be to devel-
op those qualities instead of the
offensive inpudence and double
dealing which. IS now called forth.
So far in this canvas there is no
excuse for abusing anyof The. candi-
dates: MI. Hayes was a brave, faith
full and capable soldier, a~conscien-
tious and intelligent worker in con-
:. gress and an efficient and impartial
governor 81 his native State. Mr..
Wheeler, as a congressman; has
been above suspicion Of wrong. Mr..
= Cooper is one Of the most eminen,
and worthy citizens of New York,
and Mr.. Booth, Of California, pre-
sents an untarnished escutcheon
Messrs. Smith and Stewart are botf
honorable gentlemen and, no doubt
canah1e RI fil1 ~cref1itah1v the 'hio}
positions for which they are nomi
mated; !. Nor IS 1t likely. that .the
democrats will dare to put forward
men ( deserving, Of abuse, although
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-28
COMPETITION
WITH THE
W0:RLD!!

E. A. Levi, at the
STARCLoTH1NGHALL
calls the attention of
the Public to his large
Stock Of CLorH1NG,
Hats & Caps, Gents
furnishing Goods,
etc., which is the larg-
est in the Northwest.
ALL New GOODS,
bought for Cash, and
neither Auction nor
Old Goods removed
from other places, but
New, Clean and of
the latest styles. To
learn hisprices, which
are below all Cheap
men, in or out of Red
Wing, call and con-
vince yourselveswhe-
Their | mean business
or if this is idle talk.
e. A. LEVI.
Simmons, Olson & Bush's old stand.
, 1876-08-02

aa4 nod slanhat lin Utter tah3sh. 60
seidab, unb bas luitise 8enebmei bet
Samilie wiiroe balb 10 tod; eaB ale
Dorfbewobner 5uiammentamen. Inz
fan9s amiiirte nan iid babel, aber
balo mertteu einise 9eute, baB man es
bier nit elmer 6aicrsi gu toun babe.
@ini9e bebsrSte Wtanner singeu in Die
8Obnuns unO fauben nod ucberrelte
BON Yalinaf. Nun mar oas 6atbiel
sel0it. Die 6rau bate nGmlid Baltic
naf searaben, Der idOn i%abrelan9 in
ibrsm @arten iunb. Inter bieielbsn
lparcn audi eiui9e Bur5sln pom lpilOen
Baitinat, pieleid)t audi BON Der SunoSs
peterlilie 9stommen. Nadoem Die 4
YeriOuen iid mioe 9erait battsn, selans
es, iie gum ~ltarfen @rbrsden nnO audi
gum Sdlafe gu brin9en. So miro il<
osB nod LANCE oauern, bis tie lth ptet
eer seIuno fublen werOen.
, 1876-08-02

ses seritftt, etnem Dor &dtte lib WOtf
butb srftdrrten 9dider 9ilfe gu leiiten'
Sduoe TIM infer ftderes 8erfed, tuel'
DIES &einer Der nnlrisen mebr miro be-
treten oiirfen."
.3uerlt allein in Die StraBe binaus~
tretenb, ipdbte er aui ,udrts unb abmarts.
Triibe floderten Die pereinselten 0aternen.
60 nett bic 8lide reidten, fem Qeben
bemerfbar.
vaueS in Sronune" rtef er 3nriid,
vbet @ott, meinem erbittertiten 6einoe
sOnne ih niht Die Nufre9un9, welde
mid in ben leeten Winuten folterte.
DOd frrt ieet, obne Saumen," uno Ell
bot Suoitb ben Arm, idneG nit ibr oas
ponidreiteno, pdbreno Grid ebenio ihleus
mig Die eutaeseneeiette 8idtuns eine
8iuulet uno Sarriet s6serten
elm Weilden uno foleten Wetnoer in DER
@ntfernuns bon einisen bunbert Sdritten
nad.
, 1876-08-02

Adams reiseiprode Sn
Wisn 1T Dor Dem @slhworeuengeri6t Die
Yerbanblun9 9egen ben 9oioperuidn9er Sari
Aoans ne9en MsineioS gu &nee 9efiihrt.
Den Soriis fiihrte 8,cssYrdfoent Sdmais
ger, bic Anllase nsrttat Staatsaawalt @raf
Qams3au. DIE Ssrtbeioisuus Or. Warfbr.t,
ter. NlS Selaitun9s3eug,n NOR 6rdultin
0ermine WitImlon aus Berlin perlDnlih E =
lhieneu. Der An9efla9.e feuts lcowebes
lnt,me Serbdltni6 nit Sermtne @lttmann
III Abrsos, t%uoeifen srm,es Die Strbauolun9
ueriollene Suiammenttnfte, ueberra'dun
gen ourh ben Sdma9,r oeS Sertla9ten
[4bauis If perbeiratbtt unb Satsr bon tant
8iuosrn) uno Sfanoale manni9faher Ilt.
&ros aler bisi + ibn idmer belaitenoeu
Uso n,erse iautets Sas lirtba,I ner @eitnort-
neu nit z sssen 5 Stlmmen alt Srrtz
iprefuns. 3as listener Srsmoenblatt"
ueriibt Dem fire., unsssaansenen Genoriasn
oisien linn siinftissn anssons oss Brolsiss
nit einigsn rsHt i6melhetbaiten 9loI1sn.
~Niun bese9net," iast oas Slatt, rauf
S1rttt uno Erltt Sdeen, mie btsie: rWenn
DID bic ihlimmen Genoriiten lodeu. 10 fOlse
llebes etnem Garlton," coer: y@hre Vatsr
uno Wut,er, menn Su aud @riteren niht
fsnnft, oomtt Dn lanse ltblt I'M Slnnelbaale."
ODER: vEauietb @ulcen uattn f0nuen fur
pei ratbene giebe ntht eutiddoigen, man muB
lie auf frie9eu," unD palilrt bic betaHnten
palm'ihen 8srie aus Dem rSobn Der Wtlo'
utb" folgsnsermaBen:
,8as 1T ole giebe ? ia9l
3psi @tbe nuo eth 9tutergeoanfe,
3msi 4ouofat'n uno Elm Serbauolun9sta9."
, 1876-08-02
Wortietuns fotst.)
9iterarilde %s,Snbnitrie.

Wie 1beattrtlde semubt meroen,
barber wirb Der 50. Ss. 3t9." fols
senos M,ttbeiluns semaAt. @ln Dor.
tiger. mobl nit 3ablrsider 5alnilie.
aber nidt nit @intssatern ~seiesneter
BoHsnbibt:r erbiett i'm Sebruar b. $.
pom einem Ihe~ateragenten ben Nuftras,
cine srOse Yoife 3u iarelben, wo5estn
lbm Der brittle Tbeil Der fir bieielbe sr'
~3islten Gentlemen auaeiiAert wuroe.
Gier Wodsn nah 4blieferun9 oer Pollc
licB Or A9eut oem Didter fommen uno
srtlarte ibm, oaB sr oeiien Stld 5wel
anoeren Didtsrn fur Elm faum nennenS.
uertpes 9ohorar ucrtoaft babe, uno nun
in Der 2use lei, ibm nur Elm Sonorar
pom 25 Gbalern fir bic o%reiattiae Yole
blsten gu tOnneu. Nad Sage Der Sa1e,
D. b. oa Der Nsent sinmal oas Stud
o%ertauft bate, blisb Dem VerfaIer u
nidts ibris, ais oleie Summe gu nebs
men. Der Asent lests benz 8srfaiisr
nun niht etua cine etnfate Quitting
our untsr3eldnuns Dor, iOnoern sinen
Sdsin, i'll weldem es bieB, oaB oas
9elieterte Stid OILS unbraudbar i'll allen
jslnen Tbtileu permorfsn Jet. Nui ben
Ginmanb oeS Dtdters, oaB Der Ngent.
Der ia fir braubbare Glide nur nit
Diabe oaS 9OnOrar 3abIt, unmOslid fir
Elm unbrauhbares freipiQises @elo
,pe9merIen meroe, erwioerte Der glaeut,
eS JET Dies nur clue 6orm. UNI lid oas
S@weisen oes 8erfanerS gu iihern. oa
ct, Der A9snt, oaS Staf alS pom inn
lelblt periaBt ben &auisrn ibsrmittelt
babe, Die, pen lie 9ewuBt batten, oaB
elm anosrel Olbtsr babel bstbelllst iei,
uleleIdt nidt auf oen &auf einse9ansen
waren. Wilttlsrrpeile tam ba5 in Reoe
lieDenoe Stld in Berlin NIT nadbalti9em
@rIolse CUR IufuHruns, bat bsrslts cine
9roBe An3aul Wiso,rbolunsen erlebt
uno oGrf lie leibt nod bunoert uuo msbr
erleben. Der N9ent bot aber. mic lih
na1ra9lid berausseltsul bat. oas StId
nlbt p%erfauft, 1onOern be,i,bt BON ben
Ol1tern, Die eS erworben, Iantieme,
weld)e bus iest auf iesnen Antbsil auein
bereIts al 1900 Wtart bstrast. Oielss
Slid, an weI9em Der Gbeaterasent,
DIE beloeu nmold)ter oes 2bealerl tides
uuo Die GDsuteroirsttlon partlctpIren,
pat nun Den u%riprinsliG)en 8srfaler
auI Die 8slHe seja9i. st mag lia mn
ocm tar9en 0Onorar nldt besniJen ;
aud mag lid Oer l1rli;lttIsr,lAe GDr'
sel5 III .bm resa-tur5, DIE nSerlumsr
III Pbllaoelpbla" baDen ale Ausliht
aud uoh eth Auenteuer Dor Dem Staot'
9erl1t 5u bereben.
, 1876-08-02
Gierfader Mora iii GbemmiB.

Aus @bemnis beri@t,t bic @bemniesr
Treis Frs1e: uGlHe firAtcrllae Sluts
lDat balt Die 8swobner Don Gbsmnie
uuo nussseuo in Gufresuns. Su
Gcidsnbranb be9ab lia ON l. Suli nat
10 ubr em oOrtissr Ortsan9ebOri9er in
ole oteltauration, nadosm lelns 5amills
lid CUR NaAtrube n%leOersele9t batts.
Ills er 12a npr nah 9anie 5urnttebrte,
selyte iid) .pm stn entlssll1er Anblld.
Seine 6tau lag ermOroet ourb eimtn
0ltb, oen lis in Die ,edte Selts oeS
Qallss %smpianstn; feline GOdter. ein
UtaOAen pom 16 Sobren, MAJ aut Die
lelbe Mells 9etOoet; Der 13iabrI9e
&nabe war Ourd) einsn 9teb, ben sr nil
suaem ltumpisn Snltrumenle in Oi,
rs1te Selte oeS QaIlsS empiansen,
lebsnS9eIabrliA usrwunOet. Oas Jingle
&ino, EN- 2idhrls,S &nabletn, wa
ole &innlaoe ut INN rtrimmert, Der
Ntuno uuo OIL 3unSe beibaol9t. Del
DtOroer maB NIT Der Slhtrbelt eih'e
Qentsrs lelne Strcid)e aui Die l1laienos
6amil,e ssI4Art babsn. Der unslhf.
ll1e @atte uno Sater maAts ioforl
An,elss uuo bic ltaatsanWaltllhcn @r'
~orttruusen lino I'M 9amss. uebsr ols
4.t, wle oas S9rsdnAe li9 pouSoSen
bat, welB man nod m9ts, oenn Der
nod lebsnoe atlere &nabe ut III lemer
seStnWartl9tn Mage nl1t 5%urednun9Ss
Iapss. Die MO9lldfeu oeS JtaubmOr.
oes ut auS9elplOnen, Oenn Ole 6amllls
mar. arm, sm WtOro aus Hade 1T sb, II.
lauS iIwsr an5unebmen. oa Die SetroI.
Ienen ais rutl9e. Irtsotertl9e uno Dor
Aum ltbr egienme.t9e &eute betanni
pnO. Us louen slniss Ysrbaituusen
pOr9enommen wOrOen leln oil Ncuten,
Ole III Dem 0aule wobnen, in weldem
O;e Sluttpat llH pOusO8. Qoffentllt
stlinsl ss Der Sulus, aui ole rsd)ts
6ubrts ju tommen uno Den ODER ole
UtOroer 81 entotdtn."
, 1876-08-02
@Datt'S 2ebenS'S cita,n.
Gin uleDi5lmii1ss gSunDrr.

Nbeumattemus, Neural8ta, Gtht IN tprenh lIltntnFea
Staetum. Serpttln. &Sni8S .Erautbsit. Sr9tpslas, <ttt
@e6mure unb bic i6limmften 5aue ppa Sluttraatptt'
ten, sreBt S6pate, 2eber. unp glttrenletetn, H,n8'
purn &c. &c. wirp ,Iuf's Sefintmtefe buro eisiea &pnte
aler Netniaunesmittsl 8sbeilt. Serielbe 1T 3re,saD.
spanSis Sabre ptnbur4 BON gab!iturn srprpbs. sat
punoerttauienbe ppa 5dlen esbetlt uno eartri nsts.
penn nab Vpriprift 8eacntneu. St EN- t6eTta prtl.
mittel p0n 5iitt!n III allen bsilbaren 6dlen. eurirI BIT
%faalfen altsn @eitware, ielbit NO Der &nptsn lSsH an.
9etreNen In.
Spatt's 2ebens.8aifam eurtrts Ssrrn 8. .. Spn.
NAV arassssn In gsst;Sa.assssstsru dSSps Mf'Ssa sls.be ssas
Grfpls Won ben pUrslslititsn Asrstsa @Hrppa's Sup
Nmegita's ~bsbaReelt wprten mar.
Spatt'4 3ebenS. 25oliatn eurtrte perm U. ..
Spap. Ocdmafer yG. III WideiiSn Str., epn sintm
eefdbrlt1en @ei@plr, nabeem er ieGs @ionaw I'M
Srpaepas 5pfpttaI mar unp port ais ~unbetltar sstlari
purpe.
Spatt's 2ebens.S alfam betlts Ssrrn 5aepb Mutb,
SfFes gtO. 242 Srssnpi& Str. Ssn eiasm ie~rpfasp(sn
0slbpare, nobel bic 6aulniB itcn Bic auf ben Rnuhen
B%eeruaeen mar. 5err U. bat pahrene IS Sabren aa6
~Bslhtpensr Ssiluna teins Wiebsrbslans Der RraHtsstt
ertobren.
Spatt's eebens. 8alfam eu1trtt Ssrrn Wtutam
Sprin8er, No. 1853 Brppnle Str. S~puitanotB BON sRt'
5~unfetem Nbeumatismus 10 ernhltber Art, paB beristbs
ben @etf beS Rranten f&pn perpirrt bate. Der 0e.
uannts fpnnts mot isins SanS sum appfs srtsesu sur
mar UssssaD prefer @Saa's , sn,' s sss &SsIsH.s'; 49,,
bel ApCttstern i'm IaGemsinsn, ~ III per 5lal&e. SsGs
| Blalben S..
SSati's bsrabmts 8 ell Hub;
Spatt'S uufeplbarer esbens. Saliam su $i.OO.
Spatt's IA b., bptPsIt fartsr 9ebsns. BALKAN, au
1925. - Spatts pulmpnie Salfam. pbsr Der SGwine.
fl&tisen Nrsane, ja sf.OO. Spatt's Spis piat.
nnsnt, l%ntsblOar tar eeiesn anb S6msrssn isb.r art
8pptweb. SnHnsnta, eatarrb, su Is Cts.
N|enn sbtae 4ritfel ni6t in surer @potbsfs pecr an tu.
rem ylass iu 6detn ltne, iS renes man i6 btreit aupas
Central DspSs, 246 S5ansar., y; 2:
uebsraa bin per @rpres ssri&idt bsim baIssr
Ou4fne. f3m2Uiun
, 1876-08-02
v9as srobe 6eilmittel ber Natl1r."
DIR. l.. @. G. WiShart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial

IN Feline neue Wfebi3in, Don Der man np6 ME
sftpas aebprt bat, ipmeern elm altes, 5uosr'
IGfiises, wpbIerprpbteS ttteL pas
felt ben lesten iedbs,ebn Sabren In NamIlten unc
unb uUn Sem NIT Der sr6afen M%uerfennuns p1n
Nlisn, Die e. sebrand,t baben, seiprOd1en nire,
wie 1auience pom fretwilltsen 3enSntf'
Ge II befpeifen.
aDenn tbr an irssne elmer aranfbeit !eieet, se'
aen rpelde hieies Npreial empfpblen mirc, ta9sn
~ir ebne 3psern: ;.SsriHG d 80; WE : =
pirs feline spertbupIsn Gisenidaaftsn Sartbni''
QDiro Don allen @potbefern mno Sdnolern
perfauft.
$anstsRteserlaSt
GIG Tilbert Ctr Nbtlaoelpbta
, 1876-08-02
Aeensen perlanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!a

Three Years in a Man-Trap" uab Ten Night
in a BM.Room," BON 3. G. arttur. Dss lear
UNI srpBls BUD eieies s~sfetsrten S6rtftRenA. . - alan
,sne %ilulrirt, eltsant ssbunesn, miro ~ 2auisnb,a yu
iaurt. 80 pirb non ben tsrverrastneasu psrionsn nns
3etunaen hes saness auf bas @anRishe bsurtbHlt.
Cine @eittbts Won 9trbrsttn unb Bsieibtaunacsi =
mafsn. Ss ptro rnstr flu. s< SADIE Der Wsstaisit mi
Der NcraIttdt, psp'rten ale wsisss. astntts, rslS,
.Man-Trap" ssrianftsn. natsn mtnstftns n.S ~,
notwithstanding ees SSerfaHrrs. mil f,ins.
pprtratt IN Staellii3 rtre sinsm itsta 5uIfribsutfn
uberrst6t. Ssi6rs'bsnbs streulars uns fsl4s mtt ! n
SsptnSaneea ipsrpsn fret aaf Anfrast Nrftnsst "a
Strass. Ytila., "a. j7iantIQp:sSs
, 1876-08-02
Gin bemerfemspe critics. BUD! !"
@rtbnt's lettes uno 9r0Btes.
0efQbr!!!

OSer: Serlpnncetia benz Saus zines 8reunbes.
9ieies ppneneette 9Srrf bieIes 8tteranen Der
MnlerltaniIben Niteratur 0at ais &orlpuri einen De.
Nnlfes beriibrt utb 9iebt einen ldredliben lleberblid
nber lltbel, needles es bloslteut. MuRerpreentlid
ipannene une aufrcgene, miro es pom Mlem nit
ouneen. g8ir iiuo enti1lOlen. oas BUD in ieoer ia.
rtttle os SGnoes einjuIibren mo ~otieriren nod Ht
eagepeiene Sprtbeile alien mGnnliben uno Deibli.
den Sublcribeutenlammlern. gBir O~erlan9en LIBERAL
M9eNten ulo ididen gratis auf 9erlan9en 8eoin9ums
Gen Ino beldreibenoe @irCulare. 9. ~. Stpeear'
II, Co.. 72S @befrut Str., pbi(a. 4ge2mJs
, 1876-08-02
WirS. ". 8. Bromn'8
MetdpbDfifbe Gntoecfuua

III Uus Dtdhh, Wfnu mo 8Tnc 1IUtDlg Dnt, mn
Srdnfbettcn 3u entgeben.
sic oerbinoert Iiber arontbeit Ooh oer g8ieoe big
gum Crate. @benio y lit lie icoe &roitbeit, bic oei
lnelId1li6e SrQulismus unit ~rip0rieu lit. Wiai ienoC
25 Gents fir Elm Pampblct pom 50 Seiteu an:
The Metaphysical University, 81 8ono Str, 81.
Sds armen Nidbarcs NuacnpdfTer 50, $1.25
luo 70 Gents. Sn allen Npotbtfen gum Gertauf.
,0Dtok:.T
, 1876-08-02

Sn Dem Ooris y. bel y UNI
ptnnn bate Oleler Gage cine &aslop.
n%rslomlle ~ Wtlrtas YaAnat 9ts,lien.
yalO mauD Osm Wtabte madle DER Dtauu,
oer aaI oem QOIe arpestsn louts. Der
6rau Den SorlyIa9, oaB ne eIien Wfu'
lituS ruisn mO4ls, oenn lie woltsn bod
, 1876-08-02

Mnb felne NIfSqneIIen,
pelbes cine intereiiante 0eftidte BON 100 erei9rlBooTs
len Sa9ren si6t uno NIT Der 9roBtn gSeltsAuslte!iun
uneridopHi6en 6iGfsque1e i'm aderbau, ba Del,
ger9bau, Dsonufattur. natiirliden 9%bunoern, Gurio.
iitaten. II. |. ~, al $ prddtia %iluItrirt. Cine pbun-
D 8 9aubes" frei. gcrtauft lid ipunoerbar itnell.
yiob 1000 Asenten rebt balo perlanat fir oieies l9ert
unb auf's y2eben bon 2tOin9Itohe", oort b m bereits
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The New York herald., 1876-01-23
Scat. for All Passengers.

If the experience of the last ten years is
any criterion by which to judge of the dis
position of the street railway companies to
accommodate the public the expectation
that they will voluntarily provide seats for
all passengers is vain one. During the
last decade the only Improvement introduced
by the companies is the bell punch, and as
this is intended for the benefit of the stock
holders and not for the convenience of the
passengers, it reflects no particular credit
on the management of the lines. The only
way then, is to compel that necessary accom-
mediation which the companies neglect or
refuse to give. Every passenger must be
provided with seat and means must be
devised FOR conveying all the passengers
wishing to be carried. AS the companies re-
fuse this the Legislature must compel it. In
another column we print letter from
correspondent which reflects the general
sentiment on the subject. new policy
will he the result of little Legislative action
and but little compulsion will be required
to infuse new energy into the companies
In few months our street railways can be
supplied with new cars and the whole system
reorganized if the managers of the street
lines are walked from their lethargy. At the
present time they fancy their narrow policy
to be the most profitable If they are com
PEELED to give every passenger a seat or for
felt their charters a new sense of duty will
come over them, and, as consequence, it
will once more be possible to traverse the
city with reasonable degree of comfort
The New York herald., 1876-01-23
Pulpit Topics To-Day.

In the topics to be discussed to-day by the
ordained and unordained preachers of the
city. several things are assumed and argu-
ments are built upon those assumptions. For
instance Mr.. Hepworth assumes that every
man needs little care, and he therefore
demonstrates that God exercises such care
over every one of us. He also assumes that
men must eat and drink to live, but that,
Notwithstanding this, they must also die,
and he therefore argues that life is more
than meat. DR.. Armitage assumes that men
are sick, and he offers them the balm Of
Gilead and encourages them to accept it by
showing that even trides have value above
that Of apparent usefulness. Mr.. Cotter feels
himself specially called to tear the mask
off Christianity, and he will attempt that
process to-day 1t is to be hoped he will
not injure himself in the effort Mr. Evans
Will explain the nature and functions of
|. Christianity when thus unmasked, and Mr..
Henderson will tell us how his great intel
lect threw off the swathing bands of super
natural religion and now walks forth in the
boots and breeches of scientific religion.
Professor Brittan will analyze few more of
the lunatics of fashion, and Mr. Mulford
will give US history of his wanderings in
England. While those gentlemen are un-
masking Christianity and ripping things
generally Mr.. Lightbourn will direct his
arrows against infdels, and Christ will walk
complacently in the midst of His golden can
dlesticks or bend Himself under the worlds
sorrow in the Garden Of Gethsemane to pro-
vide for men the great salvation that Mr..
Lloyd will offer freely to all, and the
Christian perfection, which is the souls
invisible attraction, and which is to be
presented by Mr.. Harris. Every evil
doubtless has its compensating good,
and war, as Mr.. Seitz will prove may
become means of culture. Mr. Platt will
defend prayer miracles again. Do they need
SO much defence? Miss Willard, of Chicago,
will defend the weaker from the right of the
stronger; Mr. Saunders will tell us what re-
ligion can do for man and what God calls
upon the nation, the Church and the individ-
ual to do; Mr.. Giles will tell US what and
where the Garden of Eden was and how we
may return to it; Mr.. Knapp will present
the possibilities of Christian life; Mr. Leavell
will give us an apostolic exhortation; Bishop
Snow gives a general invitation to the supper
of the great God; the healing of Naaman
the Syrian and the paralytic at Capernaum
will be discussed by Messrs. Phelps and
Merritt; the conversion of st. Paul and the
woman of Samaria by Mr.. Kennard; justif-
cation by Mr.. Rowell and popular scepticism
by Mr.. Egbert.