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LARGE SALE OF vALUABLB InPROvBD r1aST
DISTRICT pHORBHTY, COMPR,EIn0 eIOkkS
2 IA Tsx SixfH Dfsf1iUf, HsUaiScE
ETOEK,t kIC. - -u4l. lt- III IL
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l,GR AND rnpOsrANr SALE OF MOST Eli.
Chilly LOCATED IMPROVED AND VACANT
REAL ESTATE IN TIE FIRST, SECOND,
THIRD. FOURTH, FIFTH AND tNTa Dis
TRICTS.
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ACCOUNTS AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF PRANK OBERHBUSER.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. IS 6l2.
nv aOEY Il O,CONNOR-NICHOLAS J..
D Hoey AuctiOneer-Oface No. Is Commercial
place.-SATURDAY, October 20. 1876. At twelve
O clock NJ at the Merchants and AGctoueers Ex.
change Roy street by virtue of an order Il the
honorable the Second district Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated Octo' Ell 4, 1876, will DO sold by
public auction. for account of said succession
CERTAIN ACCOUNTS AND CLAIMS dus said ca
tate de tailed in the inventory on file in court.
Terms-Cssh on the spot. ocl5 II % %
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PnsxproaY SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.

IN THE NATTER OF HENRY c. McGUIGIN VS..
THE SUCCESSION OF p. hcdulaN AND
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THE OLD CANAL BREWERY.

- JOHN.
FAMILY RESIDENCE At THE BAYOU ST. JOHN.
LOTS AND IMPROVEMENTS on CARQNDRLBT
WALK BtTWKAN ROBERTSON AND CLAI-
BORNE STRAITS. Jc,r. s.r-r ID
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FURNITURE AND MOvABLES.
SUCCESSION OF GABRIEL c. WILCOX.

Second District Court for the PArish Of Orleans
No. 80 979.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80 1879.
, 1876-08-13

THE CHURCH IN GENERAL.
The next meeting Of the National Conference
OF Unitarian and other Christian churches, will
be held at Saratoga Sept 12 to IS.
There arc 19,2s7 Methodist Episcopal Sunday
schools, containing 1872 teachers, and ], ,40G,
1G5 scholars, in the United States.
The regular Baptists number in the United
States 21,551 churches, 1854 ministers, and
1,76l, 40 members. With other Baptist bodies
the Baptist membership reached the first Of last
year 2 2,335,1137.
A speaker in Peter Dwyer's meeting at New
York lately said: II knew hackman who used
to stand down by the City-Hall, and who was a
great trinkcr. He was converted not long ago,
and said he to the one day, why, sir, even
my horse knew was converted, for before that
I used to steal his oats to buy rum, and now he
gets them himsc!f.''
The American Baptist publication Society has
offered nine prizes OF $50 each for nine tracts
upon the following subjects: ~ The relations
Of the New Testament Church to the preceding
dfspcnsations. G2) It's relations to the world, 81
confession Of faith in Christ a prerequisite to
admission in it, H)a permanent church organiza-
tion revealed in the New Testament, 81 the rad
ie.:l difference between Baptist 4,.l Pedobaptist
, 1876-08-13

sin includes broken law aud denial of God
s1o'atcQ conscience, or sense Of linht: a scnsc
" CONDEMNATION, OF deatb-sentcncc Of law, OF
conscience, ia and Of God; "present cyil' or liy-
AL a. IS not lost " when truth is lost. D'
!nc category is the cpitaph of sin. ssIt ia
written with pen Of iron and the point Of 4,
,utalnona. 1t is craven upon the table of their
ueafts' and upon the horus of your altars, !, nt-
talnting all service. The knowledge Of lin Is
by the law, and all the products of evil ssthe
strength OF SIM" in the various lusts Of which
the soul is cognizant; e. the motions Of sin hv
fhe Law bringing forth fruit unto tlcath.' are
Iegltimate a7t developements Of evil, for the pur
5 no difference" are in this condemnation. or
aeath, because OF the spirit of disol,edicnce.
WORKING death in them. It is to purve t};s
splrit you draws near to all, impressing the
erI[[ lula tnat ne loves and comes to save. And
salvation a is separation and preservation from
sin. ave are saved by tic wasl,iug Of rcaen. .ae1
s.taa etatlon ana renewing Of the Holy Sprit,-arc
cteanseo from all unrighteousness, Yc have
~ purineu your soulsin obcying tile truth through
tne opiflt: Our old man is cruciticl, that tie
~ nouy w. u - sln might be destroyed. He was man
ussteo TO take away our sins,-to purge your
once purged, there should be
no more conscience Of sins'' And the entirt.
Ieeo5u OF grace is streaming ministry Of spir-
iauat truth and communion, regenerating ind
establishing unblamable in holiness. Not to
apprehc4l this is not to recognize &C. the be-
first maine Of the New Testament
vtor By law is only the knowledge
OF sin. In grace, is regeneration from sin. tRt.
knowlcdge of spiritual purity and truth, throurl
fne iaW OIL Tue spirit Of life in Christ, making
y! do We know that we know Him, If we keen
His commandments. Hc that saitl, know Him
and keepeth not His commandments, is ljar'
~ 3nd the truth Is not in him. But whose keepcth
Il f1ls worf, IN him is the love Of God perfected
Hereby do we know that We arc in Him. u The
knowledge OF sin and the knowledge OF God are
infinite extremes. n
, 1876-08-13
PERSONAL,

The Rev. Knowles Shaw, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, corner Indiana avenue
and Twcnty-ffth street, has returned after 3
months vacation, and will supply lis pulpit
regularly hereafter.
The Rev. Bishop Andrews Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of the United States organ
lied an annual conference at Upsala, Sweden,
Aug. l, and expected to organize another at
Christiania, Norway, Aug. 1G.
The Rev. Nathaniel Ward, D. D., died in
Camden, Me-, his native town, the other day,
of consumption. he was leading Baptist and
scholar, graduate and Trustee of Colby Uni
versity, and until recently professor of Shurt-
LETT College, Upper Alton, III. His age was 81
years. He leaves widow and two dau ghtcrs.
The Feshaning Church at Huntsville, Pa-,
has had only seven pastors in $50 years. Its
first pastor WAS the Rev. William Tcnnent, the
friend Of Whitcfcld. It is said to have been
founded in lilo, but its authenticated history
dates from 1925. Mr.. Tennent founded the
famous "Log College," out Of which grew
Princeton College, New Jersey.
The Rev. John Dc Witt, now pastor Of the
Third Presbyterian Church, Pittsburg, Pa, has
bcen unanimously chosen pastor of the Tenth
Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, as euc-
ccssor to the Rev. DR.. Boarlman. Mr.. Dc
Witt is the son Of the Rev Dr.. De Witt, for
1ncrly pastor OF the Alarket-Square Presbyterian
Church, Harrisburg, Pa., and wAs pastor Tor
some years in the Central Congregational
Church, Boston, Mass, since which be Mficiatcd
in Pittshurg.
1lr. Robert Barbour, OF Manchester, England,
Of q tProfessorsf,ip in the Presbyterian College
at London. This gift is intcndcdto be a part Of
the Thanksgiving fund OF ESQ, 600, by which
the Presbyterian Church OF England purposes to
celebrate the recent union Of the two Presbyte-
rian bodies now composing it. The donors to
the fund are giren the right to designate almost
any object within the range Of church work as
the recipient Of their riffs.
ARCHBISHOP connolly.
In losing Archbishop Connolly, Of Halifax,
its oldest, wiscst, and most liberia! prelates: He
was a man whose character was best portrayed
III the motto he had adopted ,-Graiiu yo5s ct
par. When DR.. Walsh WAS sent to Nova Scotia
il. 1872 as Coadujutor-Bishop, the Propaganda
designated Connolly, then priest Of 81, to accom-
Bishop Of St. John, and, in 1859, he succeeded
DR.. Walsh in the Archiepiscopal Sec OF Halifax.
Archbishop Connolly was an ardent NlcoloEian
and had indeed maintained. in 1859, famous
public controversy with Judge Wilmot. But
Tor all this, there was no man so thoroughly
Tolerant, and SO beloved aud respected by his
[elloW-citizens Of different creeds. The best
proof OF this has been afforded by the harmony
II which the Professionals and Catholics OF Nova
Scotia hare lived through these stormy daYs in
Ontario, Quebec, and New Brunswick there have
,ecn strtVings, bitterness and bloodshed. Such
I rabid anti Catholic paper as the Witness re-
:rets lis loss; the Halifax Chronicle, Il strong
Protestant journal, pays the 1nost affecting !
ribute to his memory as Christian, patriot, and |
rpnf1pNnns nnf} thA Rpr Gpnrtyf e ftf fft.
, 1876-08-13

miracr!ousfy aided could reach the southern end
and distinguish anything; while from lllc point
where he stood the greatness ana beauty OF tile
great Shittim plain ar: distinctly seen 81 locat-
Ing Zoar ut this point think light il thrown upon
the view Of Moses as indicated in Deuteronomy,
tematic. First Moses looked to the north and raw
Gilead aud Saphtali; then to the west, and saw
Ephraim. Nnnasseh, and all tie land OF Judah !;
upon |'thc plain Of the Valley Of Jericho INTO
Zoar," which lay :lmost at his very feet, euppos-
ing he stood upon The Seashah summit One,
the Hebrew words of the third verse. namely.
ciccar, which includes tile plain on both sides Of
the riyer aud dnafh Galley, which signifies
great CLEFT between mountains. The mountains
plain had sunk down far between them
, 1876-08-13
LIVER c0MP Amt

| By r. Y. PIERCE, n D., Of the Worlds Dis.
pa,s pIr,satz, & nanalo: n. 4; antnor q The Peo-
etc. '@ '~ '<N' oo'''es' e1''
The Liver il the ore,t d.nnr,+3,~ f,,,,..tu.n,>
organ OF the system. and has verr snrror:tate1
~ been termed tho .sho,.ass.,1,, .s -.
health. I bave oh.erved n NJ a,.s...tn-~
| room, and also in making no.t-,aortrv, .4amtrs.
tions Of the hofliea of tbnse xhn havs 49, -
different diseases. that In 1arpe n1onorttoo ~
cases the Hyer has p3ren ep55ence ~ h.y.,,,- 49,
some time been diseased Tirer .fToc+Ions -
equally prevalent in beast. Everv brtcha~
knows that the 1ivers of ca@t1e shaw .n;H
swine, are ten tiu,cs "a freonent1v dieeaeaa a..
any other organ. A healthy liver each dav
sccretcs about tx pounds of bile. When II he.
comes tornfd- conprstca- or ~ I'm, an,- ..,,.a
it be disabled in the nerfcrmencc ~ ~ a,,,1oa
it is evident that the elements ~ the h;, WET
remain in the blood th,,a s,rrtatfnor no,e,nJ--
and nervert{no ersrv 1;to, ,-ocoee na+,-. -.
tennis IN r1d the svsto,n cf tho.o -ox;o,,a ,..-
terials bv means or other o7p,,ns a. tho r-,,no1s
lungs. skin ctr which hec,me ,v,~+o~a1 :,
pertor1uIuy their adt1;t,on., 1,hor ,n;, ors ,a1
able toxitlstaud the pressurr.
The brain. which is the prcat -1ertrfca, cen4,-
Of all vitality, becomes overstfmu,,tsa v;th
unhealthy blood. and fails tn normally nerfor,,
its functions Hence +her- Ia drl11a.s t,o...
ache, Impairment Of the memory r1f17;n.ss
g}oornv foroho33n,s ,,7 ,,-;.aht1;t., - .--.
Wy,,,,,, +ha h1oo,, - t., 49, ~
i;scolorpd snots ,;nr,,as h,otah". has.
hnncres, and ecrof,lon. t,,r,ors H. e, s.s,~4,,
and howe1s soonrr or 1atcr h.corna s1aotad
,nd const;n,+,o1 r,1aa 49,. aaS-..-.>
diarrh.a f. ,h,, i,avf.ah, ra.,1,. ~
,syvpy0Ms or IIr.n novp1.yvp
A sa|lou co1or n the ~ s,-tu - ~ -.nar,sn..;
brown snots nm The f,ce ara o,hcr 49,. ~ ,ha
body: dizziness and drows;ness VIII frenr.ns ~
headacbe: dizzfness. hitter or had ~ taste N the
month. drvnesa ~ tba thro.+ ,na i,t.-r., haa+-
palnttation Of the heart a drv teasing conrh'
sore THROAT. unstcai,y annetIte' so,,T stomach'
r;s;no ~ ~. foo1 ~ o,@,1.;ao- .~,sat;on =.
, 1876-08-13
BREVITIES.

Danbury Neass: An enthusiastic but rathe
tlresone member OF O Danbury church startet
into q prayer at recent meeting. He prayer
With great fcrvor for tue brethren. Finally b
paused, and the congregation, thinking he hat
done, lndlscrect1v started hymn Hold OF
there, Tor heavens sake! +" screamed the excited
brother, " mint prayed for the sistcrn yet.'
The hymn gave place to handkerchiefs immedi
atcly.
In Kalamazoo, the other day, q woman 25
years OF age, being told in church that decree
Of divorce had been granted her BY Judge in q
neighboring town, began to sing Mt the top OF
her voice, I" Ny country, tits of thee, sweet
land OF liberty" greatly to the CONSERVATION Of
| the congregation and the indignation OF the
| parson. who was obliged to stop his sermon un-
! til the happy woman could be escorted from the
house.
A family in East St. Louis employed girl to
| serving that hernew "help'' was much addict
| ed to Methodist hymns. asked her il she belong
ed to that church.
"No," she replied, "not exactly member;
but ! ! have been took IN on suspieion!"
"PrObatiOn, you nleau.''
"No I don't lin sharp accent, and with 3
dosmatical mauner), l know what mean; I
was took in on suspicion"
"sH1Gu' LIFE BELOW SrA1Rs."--Master
(snlffing): "There's most extraordinary smell,
james; I've noticed it several - Hall
Porter: ~ don't wonder at it, sir. I,ye spoken
is ''Igh Church. which be las tit up horatory
in the pantry, and burns hinccnse. We could
stand that; but the cook is the Low Church
persuasion, and she burns brown paper to hob
viate the hiucense. It's perecktly lawful On
saints days, sir!'-Pu,ch.
. conntrr cpr,+a T., 1a+,ar r, Rzorz,,,ol,,.
,f eus's d sulate. III III = ieteer 70 nMe"aus s..s.
au:ih1s .;,1i sags snas o one e oape4en
he asi,aa ~ .,o''S wo1,an ,ha+ " ,.ae;a haJ5
choose such name Her answer was this:
"Why, sir, we be religious people; we've got
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, SO my husband
thought he'd compliment the Apostles u Bit"
He has no doubt they will 60 on to Revelation,
they being particularly religious people,
The lieellaut's counsel in divorce case in
cnrTrsnonarnt c9nncern;nr cer+o;n afTaE,+;n@ S1
1s.1e7tar;nG ry;th tb.. ras,on;,on+ ~ rs;iraE,
.tst;on osi.oi .tnId vn, ,nt +,s.na ~ han
IN liz ssr;n A5eet ~ IN hesven ,n-1a3;,;
q Wo,iI rn,7 ho,.a hs5 ~ M - - 81 h};,
=; nasod ~ , ine 10 ~ asa a tin1 VIZ ~ MEL ~
rosr n the Aro,,, hod snhsi1,d +ha Ia,r,,a
repeated: Did you, or did you not ask him to
meet you in hcaVen!" tsYes. did," was the
next retort, shut hope you don't call that IN
improper assignation!''
This comes fro, Nor+b Rroot6o,a. A ,;t+,.
- 49, 1at:tIs o't ~ oaooAueu - "Ls'e
1vrv nf sleeen,ne With h;s n, etbar euo5uu e1e
short }tfnaes ~" 49, -. ~ a,+;na orea uI. ~.
mothsr tnld him ona n;1It tha+ ha ~ 10 40
agan to his own 1ftt1e rom r. made NJ 81
icctions. m but. "a utter being unressed ss;d to to bis
aIona to-n;nht pmt mans rbr ~ a. Fay 1 NY p1aytrs
dt9us d1i,:as,, ut WY w you ~a9t to'
W nn1ls l because I:I Mant TO- namma. MOLE
3o,r hner9 u;ii; @ enu' ~ s14ngns ftns oosst1e tne
, 1876-08-13
CAMP MEETING.
CAMP-MEETING.

The Chicago District Camp met ting Ut pe.p1ainex
will commence On the 23d OF August 1875 and con-
Time eight days. Four regular trains each way on
the Camp-t;rounds daily except Sunday The fare
from Chicago will be 30 cents each for the round
TRIP and from all other stations half-fa1e by con-
tract Persons mast procure tickets before start
ing ~ pay full fare on the train. On Sunday tho
18th, one train will lease Chicago 1t 8:45 l. un.
and return leaving the Camp Grounds at 5. o. m
Passengers will be- required to show their tickets
TO the person in charge before entering the train
AL baggage free. T. C. HOAG,
President Board Trulteea.
, 1876-08-13
CHURCH SERVICES,

The Rev. Henry G. Perry, Rector, odiciates this
morning and evening in All Saints Church, cornc,
Of North Carpenter and West Ohio Streets
The Rev ". Fl. Hopkins, Rector, will offlciate
at 10 80 this morning and at7:45 this evening in
st, Johns Church, On Ashland avenue, near Madi-
sou street.
Tho Rev. Mr. Harris, Rector, os6ciates to-
day in st. James Church, corneror Casx aud Huron
Streets Holy Communion at 8 4. ~ Morning
prayer and sermon ut 10:45.
The Rev. E. A. Rogers, Rector, ot1iciatss at
10. 80 to-day in Church of the Epiphany, Throop
street, between Monroe and Adams streets.
The Rev. g. ". Morrill, will of1iciate In the
Church OF the Holy Communion, Oh South Dearborn
street, near Twenty NINTH at 1886 a. H. and AS
p. N.
Tho Rev. Charles T. Stout, OF Marshalltown,
Ia., will oflciate at Trinity Church, corner Of
Michigan avenue and Twenty sixth street, at 10:i5
q. m. and 7:45 p. m.
There will be celebration Of the Holy Com
munfon at the Church OF the Ascension, corner Of
LaSa1lc and Elm streets, at 1850 i, nl., q choral
morning prayer at l0:45 a. IT,, and evening prayer
lThe Rev. Luther Pardce will otaciate morning
and evening 1t the Calvary Church, on Wurret,
avenue, between Oakley street and Western
The Rev ". F. Morrison, of Buffalo, will
oficiatc at Memorial Church, on Indiana avenue,
near Twenty ninth street, morning and evening.
REFORMED EPISCOPAL.
DR. Cooper will preach this morning and even
ing in Emmanuel Church, corner at Centre and
Dayton streets. Morning subject: .'The Priest
hood of Believers"
] mrhe key " " . ~, Williamson % psesshe. a thl.
Church Of the Good Shepherd, corner OF jones
bishop Fallows breaches at 1880 l. m. and
T::'o p. m. to-day in st. Pauls Church. corner OF
Washington and Ann streets.
6o1e w + ssssss tdsa az IL Christ
fourth street.
The Rev. Dr.. Husd will preach morning and
evening in Reunion Church, on West Fourteenth
street. near Throop street.
The Rev. James mclaughlin, pastor, breaches
1nornin. and evening In tho Scotch Church, corner
ot PA adams ,; and sansamon Streets Evening sub
The Rey. D: J. Burrell will preach this even
ing in the Third Church, corner OF West Washing
ton and Carpenter streets.
at 1850 in Westminster Church. corner Of West
Jackson and Peoria streets,
The Rev. 1. 7: Wells, pastor: pEesches this
GThe Rev T. l. Thompson, pastor, breaches
and .f
subject: '4How to Make the bible Interesting"
THE Rev. y. F. Stewart Will preach in the morn.
Ing ut 1O 80 o'clock at the Sixth Church, corner OF
The Iicv. samuel DnaieId will preach in the |
Eighth Church. corner OF Washington and Hobey l.
streets, At 1880 T. n and T:45 p. II: Morning
subject: ..The Lesson Of Control"
The Rev. J. $. jenkins, Of Amherst, Mass,
will preach at 1o:45 a. m. in the Second Church,
corner OF Michigan avenue and Twentieth street
LUTHERAN.
The Rev. Edmund BsltoaE, pastor; greashes at
Il a. ~ to-day in thc Church Ct e.. the Holy Trinity
corner Of North Dearborn anu Erie Streets
UNITARIAN
The Rev. Or, stcbbins, OF San Francisco, will
,rcach this morning and evening in the Church Of
, 1876-08-13
EPiTHALAMluh~

Charming julia
Is now \ bride;
One season OF Society
Brought on safety -
That could only hni curs
In marriage and the European tou1.
''Its just wonderful
Only one season. tool"
AIa. Grundy knows what she's eAax3
When she trots maiden out
IN these hard timer,
And makes cakch
That throws In Eurupe
With the match.
AUGUST, 1916. .~@s- HAxsuA =.
A"VA~ :
, 1876-08-13

Presbyterian Church Of Halifax, does not hesi-
tate to publish letter in which he SAYS:
He Was man Of peace. seeking to build
bridges rather than Zig bitches between men Of
different crecds. lie was great man. with an
eye TINT dscerned any spark of grcatneas in Others
with = noble scugn Of Nll that is base
, 1876-08-13

;, At the Utica Baby Show to be held In cunneo-,
ton with the Central New York Fair, begin
$25, are offered for the prize babies,born on and
after Jan. ], 1876. The baby that looks mostr
like Its father and the on- that looks most like
Its mother will each receive IS; the largest and
smallest, S.; and the ptettiest, from IS to kG5.
, 1876-08-13
4 Definition Of God by a Scien-
tific Theo1ogian.
The knowledge Of Sin and the
knowledge Of God.
The Cities Of the Plain--Confession
in the Church Of England
Notes and Personals at Home and
Abroad,
MOODY,S TABERNACLE.


cnsr m rtrr u17,, ,,,,,
.-...;n+,ns, 40 ta.+ +,.a. ~
Appfeclal1n@ .ne 1act tn2t the public art
greatly interested in anything pertaining to the
coming Of these Erangelists to our city, botl
h.rr and throughout the Northwest w.. h.r,,
.sron ,,;ns IN ASCERTAIN tho f,n+e ntas,+ ~
taAen p1.A0 A">~' aooo1 tAe
enterprise
As is k1oFn' these IS committee OF the best
business men in this city to make the necessary
.r,.npements, the first Of which is In rrovida
.s..;5.r
.,,
, 1876-08-13
KNOWLEDGE OF SIN.
THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOD.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
CH1cAGo, Aug. 11.-Thc most important ap-
pFehensions OF knowledge relate to our spirit
ual state, and We are therefore provided with
intelligence enabling us to arrive at very just
determinations in regard to i. Il few vi tie
, 1876-08-13

A!sohpI pisasat - ueaisae eEssa 9: tho
Tie M III ss"s,t W Pis1s4 ts,s
Washington streets: on ''The tragedy Of crime @
anu r6. r. Ty iohn i p @
morainr an essna yonn Atk'n.on PASTOR, breaches
Sossh laSalle and White streets In tSe moEn;ns ~
fhsre viz b. - Memorial Service Of tie ia
CHURCH corner q Thirty niuth street. s'eS Avenue
-The Rev. H. II. Parkhurst will preach at n.
Michigan Ayenne Church, near thirty thirty second &C nd
street. at 1D:45, on The Real Murder Of Francis
nanfoFd. " and at 7:45 p, m. @N''@''
The Rc,. ". S. nalaiin, ihaf pastor n,rocn.. ri.
eysning; ed IS usual. in the Enlisted Street Church
The Rev: F. L. Chapel, Of Evanston
pre.ehes to-day At II .. m. and Is j. N. in the
IN InyMessity re Place Church, on Douglas plaee, oppo-
The Rev I. J. Morgan will preach at 10. 81
=. q; in the Fourth chnteh corner Of Washington ;
and r. paulina streets. No evening service
the It x "a aa s
5:45 P: M Morning subject: Gods Almonefa."
Evening subject: Kiss the Son.
First Baptist Church. corner Of South Park avenue
and Thirty -dret street, It IL and Z rs p. m.
The Ks.; $. u. G,esory viii preach at 1o:so
corner OF Morgan and Monroe stree1a-
CONGREGATIONAL
1he ReV. e. 8. Holbtook will preach at rs 4.
m. and = P. III. In the Oakland Church. On Oak
Wook Boulevard
The Rev. Dr.. Eosthup will preach morning and
evening ut The Union Park Church. In the evening
ne Will preach the first OF tuo sernons.on ITO
manlsm: Its Strength and Weakness"
CHRISTIAN.
lhe KEY Knowles Shaw will preach this morn.
n. anu evening i'll ths First Church. corner Of In
DIANA avenue aud Twenty fifth street, and at3 D.
N. IN campbell Hall, corner Ut West Van unrea
street and Campbell avenue
The Disciples Of Christ will meet 1t No 22g
west randolph street Ut Up. m.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Elder Il. G. McCulloch will preach morning. soA
street. ~'~ - ooNA1 @'ee0
The Rev: Dr: Hibbard will preach allan
To-Day IN the New Church Ha1f corner Of Eieht-
eenth street and Prairie avenue. and st 70 r. ~
Washington street.
THE Fi1ss Society Of Spirttualists meet i.
Grows Hail at 1880 a. m Miss Susie Jnhnson
WI! lecture 1t 7:3o p. m Music by an inspired
In the absence Of the Rev BIZ. stetson. nastor
o. t1e 1mcIte Baptist Church, that pulpit will 10
meg oy Dr. f. 3. Ives. Of chiczgo.
-1nere Will DC Friends meeting at 10 80 In
On twenty sixth street, between Indiana and
The Rey. +: 9. surbridge will preach 8, tho
nash1ngtonlan Home at p. n.
-G. o. barnes will preach at $3.50 D. M in the
harrison Street Chapel aud u. l. Green viii preach
, 1876-08-13

CALENDAR FOR TIE WEEK.
EPISCOPAL.
dug. l3-Sinth Sunday after Trinity.
CATHOLIC.
Aug- 13-Tenth Sunday after Pentecost.
=. AIg 14-ofthe Octave; Vigil OF the, Assumption;
Aug. 15-Assumption OF the B. V.M.
dug. 16-St Hyacinth, c.
Aug l7-Octave of St. Lawrence
aug. 1877 the Octave Of the Assumption; st.
Agapitus, II. ''
dug. 14-Of the Octave
, 1876-08-13

By r. '. FIERCE, II. D., Of the World'e Dfa.
pensary, Buffalo, N. T.. Author OF t.The Poo
ple's Common Sense Medical Adviser" ctr,.
etc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-16
SILVER CITY, NEVADA SUNDAY, JANUARY 16, 1876

about reaction and see if I can't
live the longer. You have played
me q mean trick, Mrs. Hetty, and
if do not get even with you, I am
mistaken"
Do not be too hard on me,
Judge. you must remember I have
not been long enough in California
to get over all my idea Of virtue.
Give me time, at least as much as
you have had, and then judge who
is the wisest."
Hetty was not disposed to make
an enemy Of her lover. She felt she
was somewhat in his power, he
being a man Of position and she a
woman without one. At the same
time she meant to be weak, and
also to be strong. But the Judge
went away with the firm conviction
that che meant more than she said i,
and felt happy accordingly.
ITO be continued.)