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The Morning herald., 1876-01-22

r g II C)MMON w fhLIu OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
To the Sheriff Of Delaware County, Greeting :
We command you that you attach Fred
erick A. Churchman and George Church.
man. late of your county, by all and singu-
lar their goods and chatt4ls. lands and
tenements, In whose hands or posses ion
soever the same may be, 70 that they be
and appear before our Court of Common
Pleas for the county of Delaware, to be
holden at Media, in and for said cOsnty, the
list MONDAY Of DECEMBER, 1875, next, 10
answer The First National Bank of Chester,
Of plea of trespass on the case, &c.
And we also command you, that you sum
mon -. and all persans in whose hands
or possession the said goods or chatteIs or
any OF them may be attached. 30 that they
and every of thom be and appear before the
said Court, ut the day and place aforesaid,
to answer what shall be Objected against
them and abide the judgment of the Courl
therein; and have you then there THIS
Writ.
Witness the Honorable Thomas J. Clay
ton, President Of our said Court at Media,
the let day of December, in the year of our
Lord. one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-five.
ISAAC JOHNSON. Protb otsry.
True and attested copy.
JOSEPH WEBsTEK, Sheriff. jan4-2tw3w
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22

SEW ADVERyISEMESIS.
90 -. waiting for two-story dwell.
~, ing north of seventh street
ard east Of Adams,
,atl4lt ]. T. HEALD
The Morning herald., 1876-01-22
FOR EET',

ifUR RENT.--Ihe Grocery store -.
i and Walnut streets; one Of ,ha 'i1M tal'
stands IN the city. Apply '' oe''
jan22-tf ON THErPE,rfars
, 1876-02-21

honr ot a.skn.As drawing nigh apsce. H. is tins ali
uhtts.n psap,s learnt the duty Taught hy John Of
smooth.ta!kns sevivsrs Of religion. coyen.ons
districts by ,nrisA sts.neeTs, ~ioss ,sncua'. con: con.
versAtion u thss ehts{ passport 10 confidence. Lat
nn1 @ , + rsog ssg
they are 10 receive before allowing wAnierers 10 hp
p.. before TIC paula unaF ther implied sanction a.
An element oi hamnr l. introAseed into thu who'o
matter by Mr. HenEy vatiey tho ltrfecionta preach.
.! ths txet3nan-s st.ef .hleh seam: g saror more
b M snd rom WYE
ley VA. 'a.e!, a,ld 10 te on tho point Of death. lie
n,' e 10 ,es II tbs
I'm our srAde you xonld be horss~hilpel "a an ex.
short and oasy msthoi II Till sost. sni sorry 10
have occasion % uts ny returning strength in mfsing
o % ~ III
sfsn es sn Sr Y ,s,ns ,m.gnaae n ed, s.ns, nd vi!
ono q to vitest efamstions q ehsrs:ter cyer Il.
tempted nauoly tho attempt to attach yiic s'ander,
Sg . t.fns smn 9p
the Oxford and brighton Conventions. To attenpt 10
identity tho teaehnga st these cunfc:cnces Will thin
Prince Of Darantss."
tbs threatened editor takes tho matter cooy enough,
Threatened whipping Il Mr. V4r!ey viii certify
:. t u o.sisa asf s1sns ill., n ss,s :aa
oyos. ho called Me. Smith IN "arch end-only
an "arch cceiSnr" and adds Ills boiiot that Nr. VAR
Icy might ind bottet for his 60 than "in goIuK
law contrary to Scripture"
In shott, lt,s Religions public o! britain hNvs In
hand nasty case Of the rtechor orer only the Frst
man says, tho "details auch that II g.reh In
Of iAw tho CURT would be pte1ionny cfeats Of ladca,
md no newspaper either could Or would publish
them. "CertatnIy," " Is added,. "she eo1umns
q shs Fireman. Will neter b achled BY
II IL but fair to add. urge taat h ony mistake has
cen nat On occasions 10 aa not baen 60 tndieious
adea tbs susos D of s1a:.n socsiy rart
gentlemen to kiss helr fcmale acu.utancts occaaon.
nly,-A practice which, however innocently It may be
understandings, several rainster1 hare found to
their COST"
Il woutI appear from this that Mr.. Smith had nat
bccn Of tbs opinion Of Dr. Dc wilt Talinage that ov-
cry man, and especially every minister OF the 6oapr
ca tcaree1y ba too economical III kaalug other mems
Wtyts,
, 1876-02-21

4 Massachusetts, paper SAYS thai On Saturday,
as MIR. ], y. Nselhaln, OF Peabody that BtAte.
WAS riding In the noighboriug town ol DAnvsrs.
he wAa st.acked by an infuriated horse, which.
for = milo, with mouth wide opea, lips turned
back, eyes like balls Of fire, continually at-
tsmPtod 70 bite him from bohiod tha opon bug
III. ls ali the t!uo striking tic horso IN tho faces
Which ouiy seemed to augment hIa fury. Tbs
noise OF tho whip urged GU Mr. Needham's horse
to fearful speed down tho hills Of the New
buryport turnpike. At tie foot OF ons Of tbs
long hills Mt. NeedhAm sheercd Oh, twice hs
wheeled completely around to syoid ths beus,
and twice 1t came a,ongs,de Of Ills horss
aud commenced biting. After crossing tbs
Andoyer turnpike. tho horae made three atlcmpt&
1t Mr. Needham's horses wiudpipe, and soizcd
tho bFeast-plkte aud crowded tho horse and
buggy down An embankment whese the hoFss
stopped, held BY tho ,uturiatsd animal. until ths
harness waa bitten And soru OF. leaving the car
riage free Mr. NeedhAm remained III the bug,
Ey until Ills horse Was c!ear, then lot him 60!
Ills hosss went homs. followed by tho crazy anil
NAL, aud by the efforts Of several nsighbo1s
after long tussla ho was roaousd so1nswhas
bitten. Tho other Auimal, which behaved ao
like 1naulaa horse, It III said ls always crAzod
when he sees q white horse, aud once bit piece
out OF hts owners baud. A abort tune since y
attacked horse ~ Middleton and wAs elubbnd
by posse OF men until sovsra! Of its tsAth H1ca
knocked out telosc Il was c9u1ueleA
, 1876-02-21
Cremation In .NSIRut

Tbs Milan newspapers publish detailed ao-
counts oi tho cremation Of tho body Of Blgnor
Keller. The carem0ny appeath tohave attracted
much attention. aud great number Of persons
wete Invited to be pfcseut. AmonR those who
attended wern representatives OF tho muucl-
paiisy Of Milan, Of tho provincial aud communal
sanitary councils. OF the ioarncd hnd bc!ontio
rrofesslous. together with many distinguished
members OF hIllaueso society, and p1ofs.
Poll aud Cicriostti, tho iuvontots OF tho aystcm
OF cremation employed. Tho "crematpry chanel.
which hns boen built in the public conlStery out
Of funds left by signoE Roller for The purpose,
~ foet. tn tho Dorio style Of architecture, and
being ralaod about f0ot aboyo tho lsyol of khe
oomctcry. Ia approached by steps.
In shape It conaiats Of two distinct but con-
apeefecs square, ls supported At each apgio by
pierced pll&sto1a b0tweon which. At tho buck aud
front at the building, stand two columua. Tive
second portion IL divided Into two Aem!-cttcular
parts. zach Of which il supported by Six columns.
10 the contro is placed tho Urn for cremation.
Noaiud tho chapel rises boundary wall III such
: way ~ to conceal An apparatus for nauufAo-
turing Ras and IN connection with thls IL +
tower abont 10 feet hgh, which E!dss q chimney
so ArtaMRed al to carry OF tho sn.oks 1e tho gas
apparatus, and. by means It plpes connected
with the urn, tho gases Eiv.n on by the body In
tho process at ctsnlattca. Over tho principal
front OF tho chRpel Ia the inscription "Templo
for cremation, nraoted at the wish Of Alberto
OF Milan"
To this chapel. on she 22d Of Jsnusry-ths
first anniversary Of his doAt1-was brought tho
body Of AignoF Alberto ko!tcr III compliance
with hts viii, for cremation. The coffin, having
been ope.ed ~ one ond, was placed near t6o
urn, aboyo which lame WAS playing, and then
lily some unseen oontEivApca the body Was Gun.
vsyea inside tho urn, aud submitted to the ac-
tion Of tha i!ra.
Hignof Pers, the Protestant mluister, clothed
la = black cloak and black cap, pronounced q
discourse In French, commencing tho example
sos by t3ignor Ke1lor, Aud contending suat uotLer
In religion nor good fcsling was tllsrs anything
opposed 70 tho practice OF cremation. Io was
followed by thfo0 other epeakers-prof. Olerl-
cetti. WHO espounded h!a system; and Prof.
polettl. of the Univeraisy OF FAdua aud Doctor
plni. who spols Of cremation ~ stop In nd
vance In tho path 0f humanity, and 10 psso-
t!ce sanctioned by civilized psoplss, intsru.-
tional congresses, aud political aud scientific
writer's.
Meanwhile, by looking through sn aperture 10
The utu tho persons present could 500 the body
III process OF cremation. il restod upon kind uf
gtidlrou surrounded by t!amea given OF from
2l7 leta Of EhsI henestl. was pi4ced a
10 ! pesson merely looking on nothing wsa yisl.
, 1876-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS,
MDDtlY AEn EANEY.

NEW YonK, Fob. 20.-Tho special nervices at
the Hippodromo today were rory largely IT.
tended. tho meeting for ladies being the largest
sfuco tho rovival-eerviccs began. It is already
evident thns tho fippodromo-rovivnl will bo tho
moans Of strengthening largo number Of
churches In this city.
Botwoen 1000 and 5000 mon filled tho largo
hall 1t tile uippodrone thia evening, tho sof-
vices ooing exclusively for males. A large
number Of cloFgymen oceupIed 1oats on tho
platform. MOODY took Tor hia text Whcro
art thou - and showed tho folly Of hiding
sin, aud saying that II any cams forward and
confessed thalf sins to tho Savior ho would
show tho way to salvation. A largo uuubor
rose TO bs prayed for, and tho services closed
with tho bonodtction.
SPECIAL Dsspatch to J,hs CAtcdao Tribune
KEoRuK, la., Feb. 20.-Aftor seven weekB OF
faithful and unromitting efforts, ttle Union TO-
vlyal meetings wose brought to q cloBo this even
Ing. Tho interest Las not tagged IN tho loast,
AID tho meetings could, no lonbt, have boen
successfully maintained much lnnEar, but the
ministers who hAvo been conducting them Bny
their energies aro exhausted. and gtve this ~ the
only reason for bringing them to closo. The re-
yivnl haa not bcen upon the shouting orer at all,
oxclsetnent Gu tho contrary. the outpourng
aoems to have boon tho result Of spontaneous
religious awakening, stimulated by tho unItcd
efforts Of tho pastors Of the various evangelical
churrileB OF this city, assisted during lnrgo
part Of tho timo by the Rov. AIR. Clnggets, Of
Missouri, An earnest royiYalist, who possesBos
DO Rpecial forco or powerful magnetIc
influence. Over 200 moetings have boon held,
and about 3u0 converts arc claimed.
, 1876-02-21

The PrnsuntTy uild tho lI0nrHeolsle,
Mr.. Philip Gilbert Ha1nsktoD, iu hs last work,
=" Nound My House." gtvos como interesting
sketches Of French lfo. Tho chapters OF most
political interest [saya the Pau Mall Bud9es) sre
tho two that selate to tho peasaatry. It would
bo rhah to take Nix. 1Iamerson's statements Az
certainly ttuo uf tho whole OF class at puoo 10
little direct evdoace obts,nable about the habits
aud feelings Of tlta sll-lmportAnt elemont IN
Ffonch eocisty that av0u . silgle Witness is OF
real value. II. however, Mr.. Hamsrton is right
about tho rar!dity with which news. or ratlior
seem to follom tllat what applies 10
tho class IN ono part Of France applios
to IL also In cvery other part "Wiiat tho peas.
Of France at gyen limo they arc saying aud
thinking Ia 0therdepartmants huut.ed lesgue.
away, though thcrc may bo no obvious communi-
cation betwecn thom." Dir. lIamorIon givea "
instances the unyoraAl bslief Of tho Eeasantry
agents. And Al eatlter be!iet from which the sec-
ond had attnuR, that tho pOpe wanted 10 be
Hing Of FrAuce, and had only been prevented
iron from selStus Tie throne BY tho timely oeeap..
how littlo real hold the Church has upon the
pcttantEy, except in 30 far A. Il appeals to the
geheral dislika Of chnugc which is alwA5n strong
aud MatGs money slowly. According 10 Mr.
Ha.nerton, no political party aud nj political
opinions layp a.y special influence With tho
paAsantry. Thoy dlsks tho Legltisnlsts, b.
cause they associate them with the cvrutes OF
the tte.resoiut!on period they do not under
stand who tho Olleantsts arc; they lave
kindly teoliuB Tor Napoleon ILL.,,
rnd thoEo IL something iu Republican,
iaul that suits their Independence and thelr
traditional dislike Of the mobility, and they hnya
beDU good 1eAl Impressed by the number OF
rich nlen who hnyo iately declared themselves
, 1876-02-21
Reported Discovery OF a Diamond Oos
p0Gtt tn EnliforAlA.

Sdn Fra,citco Nulltiin.
A report has Just been received Of the hoc{.
dental discovery OF q deposit OF bsillsnts Ia the
COAT range Of bnn Alnteo County. The story Ia
told by George F. Monaou, The dIscovater. A1r.
Mondou says that on Sunday last he visited tho
ranch on San uregorio Crock, San Masco County.
Whilo there. tho subject OF tho existence Of
quicksilver on tho Bell ranch WAS broached. and
Mondou suggested to James ii. Boil. q 500 OF
they prospect tho adjaccnt hills for oinua-
bar Moadon'a proposition WAS accepted.
nnd the two A. once atarted out With
picks, shovel, and pan. They ascondod San
boundod on each a1do by atoop and rocky slopes.
Their attention was finally attracted by large
bowlder roating IN c1ovlco in the rock on bod
Of bright sand. After little labor the bowlder
was removed. a1d behiud i lay m4sa Of brill.
liant crystals embedded iu the sand. Neither OF
tho two Inen know tile nature OF the btilliants
they had 80 uuerpoctcdly uncarthed. but both
somo value. Hastily serspinE together the con-
to bags aud thon concealed them. hAy-
inK, however, previously picked out from
@ ae % orysss eG 'PTfsg'ni Tseg heo Of rsu s sp T.
tho ranch house. and showed ono Of the speol-
mcns to tho elder He'll. No ut onoo gave It -
his opinion that the stone WAS rough diamond.
Of tho discovery. Neshor Ills 500 nor hondou
would, however, gtyo any information Whatever
until liz gnve them bill Of sale for third In.
sarost eaVtl in = liamoud CLAIM. Oh Ban qreear1o
Crock, resssying to himself the other third. Tho
BIZ ot s..e represents that The claim y r.rte.
bowder rook." Tho diacoyeroT, George y. Mon.
dou. further aatosos that he showed somo Of the
speclmeus to pofgona In tho Town OF San hlatoo,
wuo profess 70 DO precous'stone experts, and
they pronounced tl,om to be pure diamonds. lie
is nov in thia city. all says that ho took QUO OF
tle stones, assorted to havo boon found under
tue bowIder, to : joxeler, whose mama ho uad
Mot tAken tis pains to ascertain, and he not only
declared 4 to bo : rough diamond but orosod
him e25 fos 1t. Tho sione Ia abont ona.thtrd
tho size OF m ordinary garden pcs. The lsrg-
ost specimens gro double tt,e sizo Of castor
bean.
blondou saye that hs aud bis partner pros
pectod The neiyhborhood carefully for other do
rosiss, but failed to ttud any. He represents
That great oHstement pteyslls among the nelgh-
and % ana iv .atea ies e hs bs T.
prospect for diamonds. This afternoon he 70.
inrns to HOLLYWOOD City to record his claim, in
this riohuess OF which Id has, apparently the
greatest faith.
, 1876-02-21
AN ENGLISH BEECHER.

Tho Toronto Gicbe comments eaitortaly At
some lcugth on a now scandal In England Which
ID likely to iutct on tlat couutry something like
tho samo uupleasautness which this country un-
dorwont When the groat defendant and plaintiff
first began to make statements. a postlon OF
tho Globes article Is given below:
lively controversy Ia Al present going on in reIig.
ious circles In britain tho unpleasant cclipae Of
who has been turning tile hcad4 Of good nutubcr oi
Incn aud woiaen tn tho higher circles OF 1c9ions
tSsey 1 ~ tenaon 9sd he III.
notice OF ~ prominent Evangelical minister. Of the
Church Of Eu9lAnd,. aud for time was "the rags"
found 1ace4sary for tho rocpnsation Of bis hoa
a' Tie nteadylnH Of hs shsttereA nsFyoas sysen 10
5t9 to a. 1sf s A. asss The s
hla laboss and trGmpha Is. II seems. not the
ns''ns9'' % .h o' nna Ha SS.t sor. .ss etns .4e
acsndA!. It's somewhat alficuit to az vGat sir.
Smith by beeu saying and doing, a. tLc anxiety 10
q
tho subject, aud Auts Of contradictions
aud deirceatoas But, on Tue other hand, certain
y probe tho matter to The o.ton and, truth 10 ray
tho reyclations given and PROMISED aso far from
The lscv. Mr. Daclwooa, rather prominent Evan.
golcsl clergyman. willis fully convinced Ut tho pro-
prety q Mr. Smiths ce3sIng 70 Iroacn, and Of his
Rtrord tliat hs believed alr. Hnlthts conduct wss
free from, evil tutentiuns4 10 thIs the editor Of tho
freeman REPLIES.
"Ths persixtcpce with which t1e rh1ase adhcrcd
to demands Ut u 10 bs even mora arnjtet No ssy
in nfyste viii iaIisa wero s,,rh ~ NAV nt ~ ,s Sa
TONED. snd .ash = s1r. DlacEwood eoaa not hsar,
Therefore Of talknn stut ey1i ju;+r,tost rhs
i tlat tae Council alowsi themselves to 10 pe1suaas
sct and tbst .et Wa not S",.nIo,v Is,n,,s n M
Smith, auI thts il what thor 1nean kv scntt,ng a,r
uoor frcni Of uyIi ntnniiens In mr t,,,i.s,t ~
autded by tim ianoinyn ~ i.hryu .hc cnnt,,st 2ss
icon 1ndu.tciy worsc than what human H. hi, III
criminal and il has bcon suo thst II ieosl cSrInst1
has not teen eomnlttod u,,nh muet1 hnvn hAen Ire ~
gyitahlo iast,o. To tour naliHtIna tds,s inn nnse
InIm3a: 10 deIIbc.stay sct oncxuf 10 ihilama IIls
,owcr nas1In, aA n nTaienrr, nHa,,s ~ .,nxnt,m liz %
higher, n,d 10 or ofocig snrItuai oooI il ts mnst
awful thnu va hayp ever heard o. Snu Of Ills III
l1inrkwooIsa CounciI caunnt da mi srn,,tt tinir
sIIcnes,5 ic,J.S I. ill., ~ 90 *oa, Acs IS.s
thv t0ctrtnr Ia ono akjn Ia sni HscslJsm
II IL one with WHICH theso nrn inncrsia md ts,ma
MI lactwood hss mi bintni th.t tNn r,s.mcn,s -
count Of tho doclrinn ina Lea1, Vrnnr 5or H. mis-
, 1876-02-21

bio Of tho process hut Tho bright fAmo whloh
butnatl Htohdtly over tho urn aud DENTS column
OF smoke which escaped from tho towor. Tho
ccrs,nonv lasted about An hu1r and half At tbs
end OF which t!lno tho lrn was opened and tho
body WAS found completely calcined. During Gro.
nation no offensive Hnell WAS perceived. II Ia.
however, hoped that tic systom win DO shortly
improved. 40 as To, produce moro oomplo1
iucIu0rntiOi
, 1876-02-21
TELE1BApHlc BREylIlES.

Trims on tho Covlneton. Columbus b D1sol
Hills Railroad will bo rnnulhg 80 mics west Of
Sioux City by May ]. A stage limo will COM
menco running from Sioux City TO the Black
lille next week, aud carry paBsongers mail,
aud oaprcss. The Indiana Of tho Upper Mis-
souri, object to miners crossing their reservations
but nj yet havo NOT showu auy decided hostility
, 1876-02-21

EnDlleh coh1oaY hn ahyb lLHnl'' - occs ~ ~
is ihero an established rnIo 10 dock out
tho chief characters with evGy y.cc IN
faahion however grosB. hut ~ such characters
vinwod In truo hight would 10 disens!fnl, caro-
Is taken 10 Disguise their dcfornlty undoe tho
hlirnor, which IN mlxod company ,nsI,s oapl-
ta figure. It requires not timo nor much
tliongEt 10 dlacovor the poLsonoaa influence Of
Buol plays. a young matt of figure, onnuoiEatoa
f.om Tue aoyertty aud reattaints Of college cd.
becomes hia favorlso amusement, aud llo ls on
oluntei With tho ghyety and epicnlor Of tho
cho. personaEea. Tho disgust which vice gives
him at first eoou ncars off, to make way fol
by Which = sovereign oontompt for religion, and
= declared war upon The purity OF tho femnla
sox. nre converted from infamous vices to be
fashionable virtues. Tho infection Rtrcade
through all ranks and bscomcs universal CHAD
ly would liston 10 any ono WHO would undertake
10 provo that what j llavo been describing IL
chimericall But the k1Issoluteneas OF onr young
roopo OF bitth will not enifer mo 10 dnubt tie
reality. suu1 was tho Judgment Of n learned
man Of tho world ~. 10 tho in'ltonco Of tho
and, NJ all know. disposed 10 be
liberal towards NIL polite amusomorts. says ip
hia works (rp. 3J2.aa3). "ln IL pro.ent state J.:
an accumulation Of immural ,ntucnecs. It has
tbts l do not nav tho amusement is ratIicaIly
essentially o,ij, How oftcn is il disgraood BY
monstroua distortions Of hu,,,sn nature, mud
stili mora dIsrracel by nrofa,IoncHs, coareousss.
ildollcocy. aid Law w,t, sucl, I'd no woman
worthy II tie namo can honr without = blusl,,
and no man ran tako pleasure III without degra-
1ation Of himself, Is it possible tl,at
Christian mud rofsnetI people can ro-
sort TO a thoatto whcro exhibition Of dnncing
arc given 1T oily for brothcls, and where Tho
most ltconsions cass OF tue community throng
uucopceaod to tempt and to destroy. That tho
theatre should bo autfered to o1at In ita present
degradation is n roproac,, to tic community"
Kcmen,bcr tl.ls waa no nour old Puritan, but tho
polite, safinod and liberal Dr.. Claiming, IN re-
iinod and intellectual boston. at tho tittio whom
somo OK the greatest In htstrioplo art gracod hor
Stage! And hore may quote II. W. Beoohcr as
wisucse, suppose without an APOLOGY. For.
whother fallen or moi, or however deeply fallen,
docs not invada.c Ills testimony on tIis poiot.
For two roasous ho il good wit
noes TirAt, his olouue;,oe and love OF
ora.ory are unioniablc, bis literary attachments
aud love Of literature aro ,!ndoniab!o lis pasaion
for music, nul h,s wonderful gifts a. al, actor
himself, possessing lilo vory characteristics TINT
incline him TO Judge lie tLcatro most favorable.
, 1876-02-21

ANOTHER LETTER FROM OLIVER JOHNSON
NsW York SUI, Feb. ".

ANOTHER LETTER FROM OLIVER JOHNSON.
Ntu York Sun, FEB. ~.
Tho following letter was wrltton by Oliver
johnson moro than si1 mouths after he became
Nr, Bocchor y associate on the Christian linton.
l1o had evidently forgotten Its e1iHtenuo while
writing Tho explanatory letter.
Auo. ?, 1s73.-.Hv Dear carpen!er: + can
not go shat your explanation presents any facts ha
can !nsafy your lscach Y M Of my confidence. anu tic
seo's to me. am - friendly 70 T. r. lTleodore III
tSnl - you ase, % md o Noaa Do =. much 10 screen
;, worso tendoncy 70. h,s tlsn your recog- g
% n!tjon and conntsnaneing Of West: The simpls
0hurchl but runs Without being sent. lie |. Il sms{i
account, aud uacdt!y seeking personal hotorety Ilo
telia tae most outrageous fascoods WHOM he speaks
H. 4 IT, aAassh xs 4 The s .Ss
moasins. and nd cannot. even BY the church Itself, DO
by o1eommun'cat.on from tho body. Tbs truth
is, that thors haa neen M tneesing Of thu church
asepas b, liz E1s%ug COMMITTEE L perisesls ey aa
foolish, ororJ intelligent uougregutonaut Knows.
a TIFF wss liz n 1epos,'ng tn' eessn Thugs wete
The latt:r w not be disciplined It NJ 1olteYe. o.
The contrary. he Will be troatod, behave. BY tle
not tmSes Ssns attens e sht Il. Ssttis ill., ~
bind Theodore and under Mra: Woodhuil'a petticoat
M ss s.tsa ssc1. hfss 70 den9 ho e provo
Fer aoda sato. Frank, beg you 70 remember that
~ lT!lton interests precisely those Of Tic other
e s oa. nsu sa ssaa o Il ,r ~
ruin he [rl!.on) ~ much ~ Tho oshsr IDcsclssl
anl avoid talking Will people who eo,ae to pnip @ you
~ West did. nGreAt hts.e, but aeconatply yours,
Q. J. toLlvsH JoMxsos.l
ANOTHER SUGGESTION 70 PLYMOUTH
CHURCH.
Hew FORK norld, Ftb. 10.
Tho nov. pr. Gordon Hail, pastor Of tho Ed
wards Congregational Church, Of northampton.
Mass, sent, at the wish OF tho church, with its
decInation to attond tho Advisory Councl.. d
letter to alr, Halliday. concluding as follows.
pse aud osas,
calling for Council that shsft probe the vital aucs
loas to the bottom, u seema 10 me taat any results
touching mere matters OF usage and regularity could
mstcss aro barred out. %iI no Plymouth Caarsh iess
africnd it not be for .heif solirespect .nd houor
under the circunstauecs to postpone this Counrlli
s 5 a s;s as % % sss i. & IL. t., s,, sSs
sTsa ~: e 'nSI4 h ys e g
gts:uy pI,sts5; thst rIyn,o%ta Church an5 '1s il
msnt, ihsn % That i slouta '''sa so.o sSoat isa,t
u ,ny oao' M9r Whit soal ..n
Wow Of tho present a.sa & liz naes H. .ad sl si!i tha 10
q .,sh eh.sscsss a4d 3 With saea pew.rs = 70 con.
conrtea Il y those who love light. Night not pl,n.
oush Church thus ind way 70 e.esls tAs uesting of
alt!u.ta ls.rlnxs 10 osrwIss tian hsrlui aud COM ~
oles IT, 1ous .: s ss e
wsom III IT, you Viii Ut Least sscsrs il ~ iiusiiy n.
.snasa L ta worth attention, ,a.ks saeh ot il
81 sm 10. wtthou. hope that. Iy sach % eoar.e
r. ,oor sborg snYss ls .9 beloved
11euco Ut Ito churches.