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All ALLEGED ERROR,

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SrN1S6FIELD, ILL.,. Dee. 15.-Thc silly story
scnt THE TRIBUNE by It's Springfield correspond
cnt, aboit military organization Of Demo
Gratis ut this city AMI in this State as "Ttllc1l
LEGION" etc., Is grave fraud, not only upon
TIE tribune, but upon Its realc1s. There is
not single truth III all the statements lie
makes, US the concluding sentence proves, the
correspondent hIn,sclf not hcl!eving what hu
wrote, when he says: "1f lit alone, the Or
ganlzatsun, l,ciicvc, will dit II natural DEATH"
ctr, Persons Of all political parties here know
the whole ktury To lie fabricated, and
regret It's publication III lines Of 80
mitch bad public excitement. These arc
tilrs wilcM the people tlu l,ut wish to bn tri.lcd
with. 1t is linow1. III this city tlul this el.a,t-
less fi1ud WIS concerted IN n quarter ut.tl by Il
,,an not noted fur trutilf,ilnc>e, nnh all gool
citizens, uf nll parties, tlen'u,lrc this attempt
tn usclcsslv place tn i0lsc position any portion,
nt their icli""-,ItIzcils. Such publications !s
this, while rrrhnl's they rc.lDut.u to their
authors nj "st't,rMtjunniistsn uf al Inferior
quality, AZ tic snlnc tInic stump them Us COW
nriy knavcs, mud In tifnrc uf pthllc peril as liz.
present, shuu!i nat even BIZ dgHIicA by llppeur-
ilg Ill the public psints. RESPECTFULLY,
+. l.. SisHn,TT
, 1876-12-18

st'r bonAaRe never 70 hack. After the Taber-
MARIO ntnt!pa slmll lave passcd IN nIul away,
they viii leave tIchnl II Rcrtns(nhtxNi still
fuller wrakcIiciE nnd Il Theology which slIail
aprInx more n,tl morc from lhr He nnI words
q Cftrlht. These meetings s1lnw that the
CHURCH has hrcn fur centuries carrying useless
0nl harmful burdens of doctrine, nn,l TINT tho
,nnrc It. eaaes these away tle ,iorc e'astlc It's
iM,lstrI" aiM! tllo n1oro rapidly It advances to-
Detosu c!,dtnE these thoughts ao,no nnttec
should III taken nt the UnItnrlnns mid Episyu-
p!aiians toward tltIs protrnetc,l service. Tllu
Untnrfans havc feared lest the orthodox were
mcnt, nna tho Ep,seopalIans hive fearcl TINT IN
such meetings tho Inv md order 0f tho truo
Church .otl hu lcrahgcl. In tllis fcar many
ol tho ol!l Calv!n!sts hase participated: In MI
said That Mr.. Mooly tiocs no't brinr nuy tic
nlngical system. Ills salvation comes by tho
!" b'oud nsnl hy faith MID by works and 6y re-
l,sMtanco and by prayer atlt! song. 1le ol'cnss
S a ose a ' ~ { o{ IL by sen a "no ca Eo y
nnot'Icr.. l[a In not a tAcol0gihn, hut nit I'm.
pn)sr. It is better for men to move forward
under poor thcoloEy than slccp life away
Under ,,,'sT Kool ons M1tson forward Is x!at A., tna
temperate men l1ayu been rEfosmctl md 900
irrciiRions nan and wonpn fnse learned to pre-
fcr tlle sactuarY to tito street, then In presence
Of sc!l usefulness our complaints should all part
Elv criticism with alrtraiOil. S0cicty does not
heed !.ltas so mitch NJ It nccds honesty aud
temperance ind religion; aud X my nlnri cail
gather tn few drunkartla aud sinncrs wiIQ
orderly eallctlarles the less w bny Tor titno
about our higher IDEAS this butter for all cot,-
Ccrncd.
That tho world may from ugc to asc grow
needed every day IN this brief lie. Each l.anl,
OF mcrcllnnt anil artisan, Df yclloosplaetcr and
, 1876-12-18

r,o @ sh"IyS ~ !, ~ 1nx nrIop .sk9; d. RYDER 1o, w.,
following sertp' yesterday n'ornins to large
congregation In St. paul's unlvcrsalist Church;
y tho beslnning God created the heaven and TIC
, ,sss.. ys,ss @.ts;n. Fl vo
Th.t W., n,nro,, a, .,,'' 40 ~. -. ~,
. As Nv 'us'" @ u'u ',.e .s eaftn ' "eto eie'su
~ uS.11saa'|s 1 C., .iat tey a'd not Srcato
gods whom tho heathcn worshtpesi. ;,
=. ihat tll!s creattye act OF Jchoval, Hes back
o! ~ otner aets, anu aates IRON inc bcgl1l-
n,nE;" nM Inns conecpti9M =, Si1i' iho Crcator
~ all things, rest both thu Old Testament and
!, untll tae Hebrews eat11o into Eronirence
there WINS no general recognition Ut the dOctrtno
VI thu "Ono only living And trlie Tod "wto
lnhue tae Wor!u a9,u all th'nes tllcrc,ta." but,
there las been much speculation as TO tho origin
Of the unlvcrae. The rrliEtDus Of tho worll
abound IN curious oltcn iasoi,prel,cnsibie, aud
yet frequently very interesting aud suggestive
whatever these theories may have bee'l, Mosas
Virtually sots them all aside, uId teacllcs that
nor by solt-generation, nor by the lmpcrsor'ai
piss, I Or gods; but M t1,at .a tGs bSSnn!lng / Sol
created inc heaven and tho earth." EllscbIus
observes "tllat neither tho ancient hlstorlane,
nor tho philosophers, do 50 much aa ucnt!on
uou; no hot 90 tar as 70 name ti,nl, "Men tney
Divine 'aw;gtyer, designing to lhng tllo whole,
frame Of bis pollty upol, plcty toward God and
to make the Creator OF all the founder Of his
laws, begins With Him. Not after the
manner uf the Egyptians anu phDni-
clans, who bestowed this adorable
name upon L. great multitude; but io puts IN
the front of hts work tltu name Of the Solo
Cause Ut all things, the Maker If whatsoever ia
seetl or unaccen." 1t will be conceded By every
rnltgfu fGNi}nr R1tnnH11ut remarkable t11Mt
tlrst verso in the Bible should thus distinctly
cnuncatc tue fundamental doctrine Of all Its
teachings; niMl, what ia scarcely less worthy of
lIotteetha lie should confine hlnAelf tu tie mere
, 1876-12-18
Tho iowa Rn,l l,nnIci Drr0r,tln,

~ Z0Hl0n LNf7fsO'lIfH'x .S<N ]0Fk 7Hes.
Touching the Jews. linpu the otllcr Cvr,,-
lug with strict iAtnily uf The clltfcn people,
md thry were talking aJput Daniel Drruiil1u.
1t Interested Me 10 iIear their views. They re-
gard Dcrotda Us u weak vlsiunary, AMI AIcrdccni
ns II common 1na.lnIan. "Antl NJ fur tllat Wild
1lotiun which so mnny nf yui,r Chrlsttnns enter
tain about Jerusalc1i." saI.1 Il pretty dcwcss,
"lct mc dsnhllse your 1nilll Of Il. Thu Jews
don't want In q, tl Jerusalem; they wouldn't II
they cuull. Only fancy l"lfg compelled to live
in Jerusa!em: the very Itlcn IL enough to make
one eh,,ll'cr." She shrugged her pretty shonl.
tlcrs Ms she spoke, n1l flung the second hook Ut
Daniel Derol'la Into u wastc.paper basket asnong
the evening newspapers which her father htul
consulted Tor the bcs'cllt nf hls guests, with re-
FnSf.
, 1876-12-18
lttrIar: 1.-THE chasm between tho not living
nnM ne Lying, the pretent statc Of knowledge

ITuytor. stT,,. ,t.... t.,.x... A.. -. ,,.t..
md c Ivna she rr,cn .te,c r ~ mnve,,ns sg
e''!Iin". !rho., effae".m rs".". ,uu..,,u.,,o 49,
towar .l,n,.ivr "vsstenio's s1sst m a'sn 4" ,as
of nrvanrzntins ard .,,t tho ea,su
~ liz ~, anu ',oL oInan.at'on tne eauee
attc IT, .oe :G t }ste tS ss naGK OF wnah VIC arc
;i,a atIo ~ ~ ~ ~ s't'a'.s @ t suIe.y ale VI
tir nr"an1ntio,, ts ,rii raso,i. .maS ~ Ho i,
ever s rnn..r"tn n ,.ii ~ a. .c, ,,ai,,rs s,S si1, ~
,,',ro ~, "tsse, y it,I WI oc very natnra 70
n,m,nn, - s t.f ex'sss ,, pcaosc @ fgazato t nna
',."e,i.n.t,.. ., ~ WY may uot sA'st nltcr
rr rrsmy,,' n aesa3t aGpGie,, " w., h1 na'n s
ri I,nt 49, IL. nt.es ,I - ; sG SE
ti,e , ,,ne " ts,.. w.sms''" ~ e"'e'S ooeS
ii Rctnrnin, 'r o. nn,v ~ ta =, Inv.
wc orc rnnv ~, t,"w ~ ~ % IT, " onr , LIZ,
mys,crcs u ifs mt csnc @ oTc "" to o. airc M tSos
is nnrr s,tsfnrtnr ,t. ~ s.,e, w. '"". ~.
ri m iner,c ,,,1 i & .u M stMnM III Lily pscscnse
nure rrittalv ". ,n,r sf ,,,,. W., .nninr Io
What h:ttrr tIp .,'e M tm"!u "o "oaJt' st4I 1T
ryndinT inir,,~encc ~ r NJ '"n , - sa ~, ,s sti,
r tcxt liz g,nn,rt, W. Hn ~ ores;ys, nay VI" tto
heaven Ind II tI,e s ",,t,, IG:'a g: "oa ereatea 'hc
ar ti,s 'nvsssry ~ IN cv,s,,,. =, H., ...
kuuw .,oti{nr r!ia III ~ ir,n,.,, y. ,fo" uM W.
lut tJc ,ystcry wict, luhcrc, IN ,Mfs er'i",'n.
tlon ~ liz s,|n - iii ,tun. IA ~ .s ha''". t,t
whri emsr,ni5s " nny NJ .s n,hr ~ !cts aa 1ae w.
nr,.hicm Thnra ia f;-otn,t,,. ~, III M 'c
Vii as tni' evnevwhcr" Th,a Src,hE 1 cInEr rs
tb,s rycr.broNlinx. infu;tc ' prcssu"" ps'kMa, W.
mi f,ot All t,,.,tt,t,, ,",.isn,,, es.' ~ ~
NJ cnn ncycr ,,,,.% Ill.,, ,,, 'aiusa, 1 sgt
w.. IN ~. IN n.. % pe.u i1H'I 1o!,Xn iAlln " eti-
tcr WY ~ presence aha l"yInlly worship De-
loIe; flis t'lrohe. ..-
nnnt science IN the years TO come may have
10 tell us in reference IL tho origin tf lfte II ia
useless now To conjecture Il is sufficient e,
suv that scrtcc of le1I called thu }aftliun1d al
rekipfon IA now rrn,rrI,ur i,,nuf ,e1nhn servtro
Ia thr ..,sr ~ ;r,t,i, mi ~ ~ H.. '..,r,ra,l
h, ,..s,. t,.nr, t;n,,t, ~ a., u,Ii .1 - 1. w.,
h}m.. @ o.ee' ~, ,"'"t , ~. ~. n.e auu ~ ~
n'saan .n lace. ny OILY uatger against WHICH
tiG thAuy nseu ~ ~ WhTHcu IL tnht ul acceplinG
l1nl-iorIneu theories, Hr pushfhly fncrr cohjee
ttreB. for clearly nsccstaincd facts. Even 10
wise fnnn ~ l'ruf Huxley has hal OCCASION TO
revise hls Judgment Ul, ~ simply a matter an
the strurtiIte OF tl,s cell, ard tho vlIIya OF a
t,nr,tun ~ Il .n,o .Ias, ., ' t's,,1 sJ H. W .,..t
ftccu " veo.s IT, %,n ,,, an, oce s, uaane tg & paSt
n..eeM !cats. Mseluseunica4 httly VI istlg
nat.ss ., IL ~" aoVanelslg very rAPiaiy, ana new
SseWs-fVtne correct anu others lncorrect-are
cuIlstantly put forth.
We are to remember, Furthermore, TINT t,icn-
| lists arc but men, untl TINT while auirr uf
them are broad-luIudrt), and arc literally
scckerh aftcr Tho truth. nthcrs ~ thrn mr., nor
, 1876-12-18

mcn*ions 10 Itself, may be the germ OF mn !nIti-
c.'uG Mr. ~ u t'.!t!nsnt ' H'si 'ht,hE a. li,l.
tanu yca.s; amn .Nns IL u mat tir 1nlti;a M
i.t .Im n.v nnMm ~ ~ ane salery o. tt!as n!Rnrr
poaass, W w''lct tne Govefn'nGmto o. H!c supreme
y conauans, ann Whetcby tnc intIitltcst aer,.
nemsa A.'n tsG shiest tesu!ts tslhtclchanEc, ann
ave Gha ce;nsaSy tne one upon t!,e otier'
~ sNe'l tnat ooa has ttlc management; anu tnat
wnat TO man - = sfa,s - i, tlls hands o. G~i
eMis nnu uherllng mcsnailsth:, Man is lost an,l
.,,a.a! M,.s's ~. ~ " tls9a, st1 tnr'r
M y. upesnt"hs, ann nG ntaaEGfh = anu Il a. s
rn a'nr th.t Ia r.s Ut nraa ms tnt " tKs
snrn wv' ne,, ~ m nno % .nn, u oaket! a a., sngs
TI1I Mn'k ,i;ogetner 'of eooo ahto ttoso VINO so'e
''in. w.. !. =. .,,, ..tn ,,
,vu nd - sa nutsiY gsar1os un M 1 c1M ns
tuw n", ~ y" III .G ,n " @ ptnons ~ N So, ,,
@ ,t,a, "es ~, H , .n"'. '.afo hnS'nMs y Io WI"
thon .o liz t.s Ia .,.t1t. Hst " "I 1, .ca! Mo.;
III III" a,a,i a. ,iaG ~ tos ~ 10 w! OUT eaenee "
~. n,,,.,in,. tnv ues'" u nahs noes Mou hase
ia;yntiIn. E ~ v,sitv Will many "ce .,a, In
Will, ha, ti,rt,v, rnnS1r, Ivy tan o,rn. sras
tmri am'i H ''tm"" nI"ua'Sa "'u .i,yaIa ,nunIm
tn9,,nc sS t9r nil mn'iinsSe, as ,ss,'tsne
viii ,o EvyntIan fan,tne h ,shfa a. forat ~ ny
snvnn lro xoor ni isS mle" ~, Was 10 ioFetnn ,
nt,tn -, ~, j., Vii ~, ~ tiu Mase
~ snnnrHcr,h ,.Iic -, a,,,,s, .. ~ W. ..I ,tcht
a., ta ~ w. ~ te ~ o s,
H., ~. s.tna,. ~ .a,, 1 VT
~ In xrisi tim u rI,.,, ~ ts,r naHe ~
~ Ss]icl le".iirnt iimct,l,, sn " Tho Ti". i,. W..
rcthrr ~ Frrn,,trs1 H. II IN, % ae
iilT,san. worn .iaiH " tt.w t ,,icrm - hn,'drc
Mrisst &, nrsi~t, II, M'e' IT, ~ a.
,r'ai"e nr;9n NJ ,jm,, - te h ,It;r,,;, MNs ~ ;s
"ts thu ,nnst awf, sconfg. tai rny1nHn ,,a'' C,,'
nloys for tc chastisc,ren, ~ man, i, IL s IL
Tays isclf e H. ", c. ISn 1t Ic - DGry a.
tt,y, i.t.It,.,.. - ~ -. 1870 'Y.tn ~ r"u''n
, 1876-12-18

mn purify W Inst btlui!E MIMI WI EFasp ii,s
e ,u a1 of the e @vns %.i eo % isy''a up Asef ny 'ne
| - -.-.-
| GODS PROVIDENCE,
snuMoN NJ TIE nsv. John ATKINSON,
Tho Rey. John Atkinson, pastor Of til. Grace
~. y. Cnarea, corner ol North LaShlio and
| White streets, yesterday morning preached n
TINT church sermon or, "Tho pruvlrnco Of
(;od In tho Broolt]yn Cu,amitv.r intended M n
.urtlef uc"l.'ioh VI MS posltioh III fesaFo 10
| tue lesson, II suell there were, to 10 learned
from t'lo disaster. Tho reverend gentleman
chose for Ills text Aticab, H., 0:
not donu III - '''e w "AN ''' ''0'N A"'"
r'fc scrmon Ia n. f,,,o,;s.
Ills rcrcnt nnnulllnw rnlan,,v IN nroo1:,vn
s,.o is H.. ,rarii M51Ai'sE H, i.y J." , toc@Sm
"m,n nv" 4,r, W, ~. W., s MS ,s,nt su,
t"so 'o isttn.. MAJ 81 a .m,-n n I,, t that
r,' Il, H." rurtn t al,anId trsms,i',r v sI"s ;s
hiri NciiRsr ~. y sh,," H., ,,,'. ... ,,,,
lars NJ rn1ninr sim,1J stai. ~ .1 r. .t1,
truths which it is. tl1cir mission to proclaim by
mixing Hitting pubisc references % to Z tho siartinr
r. IN IN, ,ei'satr, +, tI'js .ft, a. ~ pte.
tiia ~, ,nst s"nth m ~ ,"r',.i'j,,,. ,., ~ " ~
th" ' cvenng @ nn th IN '',,. ~
:" preached ior tlIc s iSIg ala not for u liz
Ina, ~, IN 1otta, lava ~ ''s;t,, .' ~ frn,
auao @ ~ so tc sc1 nmSe ilo .i!'ss,. lmey
s sSe " i %I 'fo H. Nv spsIu IT. ~ Kitty M1 y sy
t"t fat" 't ..f,|r",ia -! NV ,,,t,i WIZ ..'
@ anII an.a s,.,, eoutt ntnsu c.eariy
nM , IT, , sSlv.. LIZ 'Tu,G VI oI uo4 70 1e
NV NV vi d,,' ahi ~ nn.v ~ NV ~ =; se.e,
IT, r. of'tMS III ,t .sa IL , .a' wv ~ m n
a,,at4. a. H., W. W.! ~ III ~. LUZ
ou,ctaStu,s @ its LIZ na,inscM n"u. e1ls.cnse, =.
W. d r'tcu 10 -, uG.ih HILL, Me.5 ea'Yat III .na.
a.Ju @ ~ ,t ~ , " vi. tae1 tns
MY ,9 soms!'es Speaxs @ u 'm @ tn5ouEm sauas
nt uJelMG''E .,,'' .i WV ".so "avcIleu - ~
'aet wMlS'i .tat alenni A9rsut so aeatt'iy T.!
luh,rIteI III t.c coistilt ln'sl1lllelec nA ueNtu,
, 1876-12-18

" awfu cotnrs, such that ho t.st sec mil, tio,l,-
Ole. Thcre Is class VI dTulikArtis nntl'0f l0et
SINS Of Thuln!er-can rcuch. The speech must
ec .ttarfully plain-paln now iM psturing wrath
-ssectly plain III pcturEug Gol's mercy, II
The San uf Thunder sy.n llaye good grammar md
good English, all tt!u better; Int u Thy grammar
lc lefecstyu 1t will matter little, II only Tho
thunder of the truth roll oil solemnly.
.t3 Next to this hint al pcrsunal power mark
The probable pGf1Eer Uf lntfornl pll which iu,l-
dtEels Of cergy,n.s ~ meet, having rast aside tho
laoges Of sect. ilip l!awisIg together OF dl!fer-
,ng cf,'Fchcs anl o: differing c'crgyInen eSalts
The ldeaa which they liolsl In eo','.lo,. When
asowed Ca!yinlsts meet, then THO Cnlyl1llstie
l1ea rlses; when Artnft.ts!ls nicat, then tho Ar
'n!H!an thought cutita uforo the propIv; bnt
Mnen many stets meet on bno p'at1ort.i,al! TIER
Attlc lacas sink, anu jol np rises snh!iHicly thu
s5oSs of Christ. Oflen IN urcount of clouds, Mt.
hnaatacanuot be seen. Low Htihts, drlzzng rniil-
t,a.ip, though they reacl. only nne-tl'inl up It's
!oify sdest serve to hide from tho traveller tllo
sllhlt peak. Tho sun md tho neycrvlou.lcd
sso'y arc oil tho summit. but, lnan n'ni lis foE.
auu M cloud arc IL the yalr, and tho great plio IL
~ iRvslhle. hut powerful wind springs up
slahu w. lahu Or oceuN lua suddenly sweeps away
Saesc clol.aa, and, behold! Tiers IL tho vast
Mah utM tl'v lnilnltc. Not otherwise h.l'na!. n;
del'ates md differences lfo nruuud the holy hlti
W W christianity, rolling ar0ulM IL basc shut
ss.tla cut from mortal cyH the 6ublhe Height,
"AEls hOlllO 1AfuEAus WIN lu@nES Assh&t
sMaoanE from tho better xuncs, II sweeps awny
sasac c'icatnuinants II cloud, atll 10! tue WsluIu
mountain Is seen, with ul,gtls aud traustyurel
outs o' t,e summit, uli clothed In radiumt light.
AitsEt this long ud daily url intimate brotlicr-
aoni ~ one cause, It WILL not be possihlc Tor the
M.honx s clergy Ut this city over to fall buck to
11ay narrow AcnunnattU,lal views sgnin. b.
1use this lung fratc1r,nl srrvicu they fnr the
oat part possessed no marked len0nlEnatIn tInIul-
a,, an, but they will return FROM these meetings
Hi'!I1 H"i!1 hearts full VI still broader
xaHstianity. II is difficult for men to 60 for.
sasa, but oneo having gnne forward, thank
uo9, It IL mora di!icnlt still for them to go
,tirA. Each otiu OF these conventions whert tho
taaercnt srets Mcct erow1s tue clergy forward
,sh,aafd Jhsafd tho une fold A.lll the ulls Shepherd
".st1ef at Inst We must all come.
H. ~ you not all deeply pity that good Catl'o-
~ hs, PRIEST whu. when that great funeral was
.S;a us1 last week IN memory of hundred loved
vnss sent out Ut lilo sn suddenly and terribly,
..%'c col1pclltu to suy 10 tho Protestant clergy,
t,,.',!rh church Will not rcrulit nta to help yyu
g.elhorpio the urcnslo,l, but III OIL unofficial
m1uNer ,a, Bllull do ali cain lIuw Tint priest
Iiuust ~ have louycu for AL hour Ut liberty TINT
~ 1isht stand with lis fellow ministers untl
h".asts his Mords Aad tearB with tilosu Ut tAc
1su, u1 ! Dat his sect held HIN, and thus pre-
ssts aasa ~ nun from revealing tho glory and sym,
, 1876-12-18

wovcn out Of this nI!croscep!ral beginning must
be present somewhere. What IL this lntelll-
dead Iuatter,-wcAvcs thciu after the sn,,le pat
tern from age to uyc,-thut gives ta the shell III
the depths 0f the sea It's inimltablc beauty, and
that br!ngs forth asnoug the starry host 'tAlax-
sart' I'M, II us Il. aud that guides "A
pcrhaps ! eau explain what wish to say by
referenea to certain fossil ranlnlus III ContrAl
kansaa. The regtou ot which l speak Is
MD sheiis wcro long sInre Transformed
into rock, uild urn now exposed to view BY a
watcr-rourse. There Is TO reasonable dolll,t
tulbcducd. T.csu shells were once t!lu cover
ingB Of living ercatures,-tho houses In which
they awclt. There is not q shell IN e1istence
that at some time alas mt served . similar rnr-
form, so,ne division of the original cell also
| commenced the construction Of The external
covering. And they built With precision, Fur
thesu bioplustic mechanics OF ten Or afty
san.s plan as th'ss who fashion oyster
shells in tho waters oI toay, for In every i,,-
portant respect the fossil remains Of kanAas are
Similar ta thosu which are constructing now.
With fasts lfke these in MIND wo return 10
the question: Whence cume these ,nIcrostopicai
manufactures Ut animal and 1nlncrla ubjeetsi
Who taught tho bloplastcs to weaye out 0f
themselves With SUCH marvellous sk!ll, anu
TO pGrslstent!y follow! Tic microscope can
perceive no difference between the hlop!ust
which produces aa cayo aud that which pro.
duees 1uAn.
human fratae, every particle Of IT,, whether
nerve, bratn, muscle, artery, veir, or bone, was
orcc inorganic matter, and has been thrown OF
by bsoplastic skill. The number oi thesU busy
lnatc. All nutrIi,cut received Into thu system
is by thctn transformed Into actual living sub
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-08
Murder Will OUT.

A few years ago august Flower" was
discovered to be a certain cure for Dyspep-
sia and Liver complaint, a few thin Dys-
peptics made known to their friends how
easily and quickly they had been cured by
its use. The great merits of GREENS AU-
GUST FLOWER became heralded through
the country by one sufferer to another, I'M
til, without advertising, its sale has become
immense. Druggists in EVERY TOWN
in the United States are selling it. No per-
son suffering with Sour Stomach, Sick
Heart, Indigestion, low spirits, etc, can
take three doses without relief. Go to
your druggist, Albert w. Higgins; also
Rice II Co., Castleton, and l.. Kellogg,
Farhaven, and get bottle for rs cents
and try it. Sample bottles 10 ceHts. d&w
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UNsUNG.


BY T. b. ALDRICH
As sweet as the breath that goes
From the lips OF the white rose,
AS weird as the elm lights
That gllmmers OF frosty nights.
AS wild as the winds that tear
The curled red leaf in the air,
Is the song have never sung.
In slumber, a hundred times
I've said the enchanted rhymes,
But ere opened my eyes
This ghost OF poem files;
or the interfluent strains
Not even note remains;
know by my pulses beat
II was something wild and sweet,
And my heart Is strangely stirred
81 an aforementioned word
strive, but strive In vain,
TO recall the lost refrain.
On some miraculous day
Perhaps IL Will come and stay;
In some unlmagined spring
may find my voice and sing
The song have never sung.
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CASTORIA.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute, in all
cases, for Castor OIL. Castoria is the result Of
an old Physicians EFFORT to produce, for his own
practice, an effective cathartlc, pleasant TO the
taste and free from gripping.
DR.. Samuel Pitcher, OF Hyannis, Mass, sue
ceeded in combining, without the use Of alco-
hol, purgative agent as pleasant to take as
honey, and which possesses all the desirable
properties Of Castor OIL.
II Is adapted to all ages, but Is especially re-
commended TO mothers as reliable remedy
for all disorders OF the stomach and bowels OF
children. 1t is certain, agreeable, absolutely
harmless. and cheap. 1t should be used for
wind collie, sour stomach. worms. costiveness,
Group, etc., then children can have sleep and
mothers may rest.
j. b. Rose Co., OF 40 Dey Street, New York,
are the sole preparers OF Castora, after DR.,
Pitchers recipe.
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Opinions of the Press.


From the many complimentary notices
that the press of the state have accorded
us, we select few from those that we have
been favored with:
From the Belio,cs Falls Timesl
The Rutland Globe is an enterprising newspa-
per, thoroughly alive to the times lively edi-
torials, and whacking all bad things generally
IL Is good Vermont paper, and as we are to
have presidential as well as a state election
this year, II Will be good time TO have 1t.
tFrop. the Woodstock AgeJ
The Globe Is llrst-class New England daily,
OF republican faith, and Rutland and the state
may well be proud OF II. II has more matter
that interests Vermontcrs than any other New
England daily.
tFrom the Windsor Journall
IL any OF our readers want good Vermont
daily paper they will find 1t in the Rutland
Daily Globe.
GFron, The 81. Johnsb,,ry Caiedoaian.l
me GLOBE Is large, handsome and newsy
paper.
tFronl The Vermont Farmsrl
The Globe has achieved an enviable reputa-
republican journal, and one which shows more
enterprise In It's news department than any
other Vermont daily.
l. From the Woodstock Standard
The Rutland Daily Globe Is one OF tine most
enterprislng dailies outside OF the cities.
From the Cambridge (N, W Post.l
The Rutland Globe is one OF the best ex-
changes received at this office. 1t is a well
edited and newsy sheet, creditabe 70 Rutland
and its editors.
tFrom The Bennington Ga-eus.I
The Globe, taken all In ALL is one OF the best
dailies which comes 10 our sanctum. AS a daily
journal II has no equal In Vermont.
From the Argus and Patriotl
The Rutland Globe gives more reading matter
than any other daily In the state,
Foom the LudlotB Gazette.l
Now Is the time to subscribe for the Rutland
Globe, the best paper the west side OF the noun
tain. and one or the best in the state
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n. B.--The above advertisement Is COPY.
rghted and persons infringing on the same
VIII be dealt With according TO law.
dtt A. w. HIGGINS.
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MtsfeIIaneons.

TVHE PEOPLES PUMP and fifty feet
Il OF hose for $50. G. w, KING, II Devon
shire street, Boston. Send for circular.
je19d&w4w
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TRUANT MADGE.

TRUANT MADGE.
ny KATE PUTNAM osGooD.
The shadows lie sleeping on field and hill;
The cows came home an hour ago;
The bees are hived, and the nests are still -
Where can the child be lingering so2
Oh, where can the little laggard stay?
so swift OF loot as she ever has been,
It Is not so far by the meadow way,
TO the lane where the blackberry vines begin.
Her mother stands In the doorway there,
shading her eyes from the settling sun,
And up and down with an anxious air,
Looks for trace OF the truanG one.
Has she wandered on where the swamp-1owers
blow
In the darkling wood and lost her way:
Has she slipped In the treacherous bog below
Nay, tmorous mother. spare your fears
Your little maiden Is sae the while,
No marsh-blrd screams in her startled ears:
No forest mazes her feet beguile.
She is only standing amid the rye,
There at the end OF the clover-plain,
And pulling daisy-star, to try
Whether her love loves back arain;
And VIII bends over the bars beside
Two heads are better than one, tOrsOoth =
Leaning and looking, eager.eyed,
TO see II the daisy tells the truth.